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DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF S$s.o00
OR OVER.
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That's our policy.
Furniture and Floor
Coverings
Oak Chiffoniers . up
China Olosets - up
Separate Dressers up
Iron Beds - - up
Bed Springs - - 98 up
Mattresses - - - up
White Quilts, worth { more up
Portieres - - - up
Couch Covers - - up
Lace Curtains up
Door Panels 5 up
Carpets
Sultanas, Montana (moth proof),
Ingrain (cotton chain), Ingrain (all
wool), Tapestry, Body Brussels, Vel-
Rugs
Kashmeres, Ingrains, Smyrnas,
Velvets, Axminsters,
Body Brussels, Wiltons. 6x9 up to
9x12, $6.75 to $38.50.
Oil Cloth and Linoleum at our
heretofore low quoted prices.
Millinery Section
Second Floor
It's the biggest feature in this
line we ever attempted. Weare do-
ing unusual things by way of keep-
ing prices down and improving ser-
vice. $1.25 to $15.00. Two New
York trimmers and local assistants
busy every minute.
Garment Department
High Class Easter Suits, but are
good any day. The prices are little
and the styles correct. Prices
$8.89 and up.
Coats and Jackets
Fresh from the maker in all the
wanted styles and colorings. Prices
$4.87 and up.
Table OQilcloth
1000 yards. 1000 yards
In colors. On sale Monday and
Tuesday. First quality and not
over 2 yards sold to a customer, 10c.
Dry Goods Department
Specials on all domestics, muslins
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ATHENS.
Miss Lena Kellogg spent Easter
Mrs Ruth Morey returned to
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
GEERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
SAWS BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT.
AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
geOnast San be loft at West Sayre Drug
both phones; or st the Brie
yasds at Sayre. Both Phones.
Advertise in The Record
Cards For Sale.
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Mrs J. A. Gould was in Bing
hamton today.
antined for diphtheria,
George H. Raup returned from
C.F. Dolley of Elmira was the
guest of Athens friends Easter.
Miss Eunice Fitch of Syracuse
is home for the Easter vacation.
Jay and Fay Chaffee of Potter-
ville are visiting at W. S. Miller's,
Norman B. McCoy of Towanda
terday.
James S Sawyer went to To-
wanda today to attend the asses-
sors’ appeal.
Mrs. M. F. Eisbree has been
very ill at her home on Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Fred H. Morey of Ithaca was
here over Easter to visit his brother
A R. Morey.
Lawrence Page of Cazenovia
seminary is spending his Easter
vacation at home.
Mrs. Charles M Brouse spent
Easter day at the Campbell house,
returning to Canton this morning
Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald and
child went to Wellsburg today
where she will visit at the home of
C C. Burt.
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Miss Gussie and Hugh Evans
were the guests of
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Easter with her sister, Mrs. C. A.
| Davidson, returning to Towanda
| this morning.
Miss Nellie Stroud of Temple
her Easter vacation at home and
i returned today.
| Easter at his home in Athens, re-
{turned to his work in Wilkes
| Barre this morning.
Miss Lucy Drake of Monroeton
thas been visiting Miss Grace
{ Childs a short time and returned
| home this morning.
Hon. L. T. Hoyt went to Pitts.
burg last evening to attend to the
i Potter county grafter cases in
United States court.
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Miss Norah Mahaney spent her
Easter vacation at her home in
Athens returning to her school in
Towanda this morning.
Mrs. C. M. Bradford of Ricketts,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Paul Pomery, over Sunday, return-
ing home this morning.
Mrs. Emily Dolley has been
visiting her daughter Mrs, Guy
Watkins over Easter and returned
to Elmira this morning.
The Misses Grace and Maud
Barnes and Miss Mabel Burrows
of East Waverly visited Miss
Laura Weller over Sunday.
Frank J. Cheney, manager of the
American Bridge company’s plant
in Wilmington, Del, was in Athens
over Sunday, He will return to~
Morrow.
Miss Emily Shaw of Williams-
port and Mr. Frank Shaw of Le-
high university, are spending their
Easter vacation at the home of C,
H. Satterlee.
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Harry Whitaker went to Wilkes-
Barre this morning to consult the
eye specialist that is treating him.
His eye is very much improved
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Lady Griffin Rebekah lodge will
hold their regular meeting this
evening and they desire all of the
degree staff to be present as they
have business of importance to
transact,
Rev. F..A. VonTobel went to
Scranton today to attend the
Lackawann Presbytery. S. R
Payne and George A. Lamkin will
go tomorrow as delegates of the
Athens Presbyterian church.
Little Margaret Sutton of Buf
falo, has been visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. | C. Caner, a short
time and today Mrs. Carner and
Margaret went to Buffalo where
they will be the guests of Mrs
Sutton a week or more,
The Easter exercises by the
Presbyterian Sunday school last
evening were very fine and were
highly enjoyed by the large audi-
ence present. Miss Gray and Mrs.
von Tobel each sang a solo during
the evening that were greatly ap~
preciated.
Miss Inez Chaffee received an
announcement card of the marriage
of Charlotte D. Graham to George
E. Bastell this morning. Our
Athens people will remember the
young lady as “Dot” Graham,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton
A. Graham. Mr. Graham was em-
ployed in the old Blood foundry
for many years, and went west
The mariage occured at Forest
Grove, Ore, April 7, 1906.
WILL PURCHASE MONUMENT
Athens—The committee having
in charge the erection of a monu-
ment in Wysox, over the grave of
General H. J. Madill, held a meet.
ing Saturday afternoon to consult
as to the progress of the work
It is designed to purchasea $1,000
monument and to dedicate it on
the 29th day of August, 1906. At
this time the survivors of Gen'l
Madill's regimeat, (the 141st Pa.)
will hold their annual reunion in
Wysox, and the ceremonies of
dedication will be observed. The
committee have not yet secured
half of the amount necessary, and
it is their intention to make a
vigorous canvass at once to raise
the remainder of the money.
SLIGHT BLAZE
Athens—This morning at about
seven o'clock as Edgar Page was
passing the millinery store of Mrs.
J. A. Gould, a boy raised the alarm
of fire. He rushed in and found a
box back of the small heating stove
burning which he soon put out.
Miss Gould says that Mrs. Gould's
father built the fire in the stove
and might have carelessly threw
the lighted match in the box which
was filled with pieces of velvet and
other combustibles. The baseboard
was pretty well singed but no
material damage was done.
Special Sale of Rugs
For the next thirty days we
will sell a fine line of :
Axminster, Smyrna, Velvet, Tapes-
try, Brussels and In-
grain Rugs
Sizes gx12, at a lower figure
than they can be purchased else
where. Remember that the sale
lasts only 30 days, at the end of
which the time rugs remaining
will be sent back to the whole
sale house.
D. E. McMAHAN
1.0. 0 F. BLOCK,
Corner Pine and Main Streets,
ATHENS.
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
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$4,32
GRAND
An instructive and enterlaining contest opan to every one (with exceptions as noted below) thal w
prove interesting and beneficial to all who participate 3
Prizes my In distributed to those sending us the largest list of correct words made from letters |
used in spelling the words
D.S. ANDRUS AND COMPANY
The distribution of this Jorge sauna: in prizes is only mide pousible by the libsrality and progres-
siveness of the firm of D. 8. Andrus & Uo, who are determinyd that the nyme of D 8 Andrus & Co.,
shall become more of a household word than evar, and 0 fix the name D. 8 Andrus & Co. firmly upon
the minds of all who may now or at som» future time need a piano. ;
Facts About the Contest:
D. 8, Andrus & Co. manufacture and sell the Reliable D. S.
Audrus & Co and Doylemsrx Pianos. Heace they are able to
guarantee them fully and absolutely.
D. S. Andras i Uo. and Dovlemarx pianos are as staple as
giverament bonds. They have a fixed value and are sold at one-
price only respectively.
The D. S. Andrus & Co. and Doylemirx piano: are honestly
aud substantially constructed, every part thoroighly tested and
seasoned befors entering iat) the make-up of the instruments.
The tone of the D. S. Apdrus & Co. and Doylemarx pianos is
distinctive, clear and resonant; noted for that singing quality so
much desired by artists and professional pianists.
The finish and styleof the D S. Andrus: & Co. and Doyle-
marx pianos are all that can be desired by the most fastidious and
exacting, and would be an adornment for any home.
List of Prizes to Be Distributed
Grand List of Prizes Aggregating $4,325.00.
FIRST PRIZE—$450.00 D. 8. Andrus & Co. Cabinet Graad Upright Pian) will be given abso-
lutely fres as firat prize to the person sending us the largest list of correct words a1abive mentionad and
ace)rding to the rules and conditions named below.
SECOND PRIZE — $350.00 Doylemarx Concert Grand Upright Piano will be given absolutely free
as sacond prize t) the parson sending us the second largest list of correct words as above mentioned and
according to the rales and conditions named below. |
THIRD PRIZE —For the third largest correct list, winner will be credited with $150.00 on D, 8.
Andrus & Co's. books, to apply on the purchase price for either a D. 8S. Andrus & Co. or Doylemarx
Piano, or any other new Piano of your own selection now in stock.
FOURTH PRIZE —For the fourth largest corract list, winner will be credited with $125.00 on D.,
S. Andrus & Co's. books, to apply on ths purchase prize for either a D. 8. Andrus & C6. or Doylemarx
Piano or any other new Pian) they may select from those now in stock.
FIFTH PRIZE —For the next five largest list of words the winners will be given credit on the D.
S. Andrus & Co's. books for $100.00) to apply on the purchase price for any new piano they may select
from our stock. :
The next five largest lists of correct words will be given crediton D. 8S. Andrus & Co's. books for
$80.00, to apply on the purchase price for any new pian» they may select from our stock.
For the next tan correct lists of words, credit will be givenon D. 8S. Aadras & Co's. books for $75.00
to apply on the purchase pricy for any new piano they may select from our stock.
“or the next ten largest correct lists that are handed in credit will be given on the D. 8. Andrus & =
Co's. books for $60.00, to apply on the purchase price for any new piano they may select from our stock,
The next twenty largest lists of correct words will be given credit on the D. 8, Andrus & Co's.
books for $50.00, to apply on the purchase price for any new piano they may select from our stock. 3
QRAND TOTAL OF 54 PRIZES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE--READ CAREFULLY
For over forty-six years D. S. Andrus & Co. have been selling Pianos and musical merchindise in
this vicinity. Their name has stood for RELIABILITY at all times and uader all circumstances. It
will continue to be so. Every Piano is marked at the regular salling price—and that always one prics—
no inflating prices with D. 8. Andrus & Co. to catch the unwary. very statement made by them must
be based on the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Winners of any one of the prizes will
be assured by the D. 8. Andrus & Co. of receiving the proper credit on books to apply on thé purchase
price for.any new piano of their selection.
Rules and Conditions of the Contest
No lists received after April 30, 1908, will be considered. Bx;
Only such words are to be used as are found in Webster's International Dictionary. No propse
names, foreign words, names of persons. towns or places are to be used.
Do not use a letter more times in forming a word thin it appears in the words D. S. Andrus and
Company, i
Words spelled the same way but having a different meaning can be used but once. .
No one owning an upright piano can compete. oh
No one connected with the piano business in any way can compete. :
In the event of a tie prizes of equal value will be given.
Contestants competing must sign name, together with coupon accompanying list. OR
In the event of list and coupon not being signed by contestant, the right is reserved to reject the list. |
Easy payments will be granted those wishing to be accommated by applying their credit amounts and
paying the balance in small monthly payments. of
o more than One Credit will be accepted on the same piano.
Lists must be made in alphabetical form or will be subject to rejection. .
Place at the top of page the number of words on the page. Write on only ONE side of the
and with INK,
: ADDITIONAL FREE GIFTS
Every prize-winner will be given with the piano of their choice a handsome stool bo match case; 8
stylish scarf of theit own selection, a music book, an absolute guarantee and the piano delivered to their
home without a cent of expense. 3
COUPON ;
Cut, fill out, attach to list of words and send to D. S. Andrus
and Co, 128 Desmond Street, and mark on envelope ‘Piano Con-
test.” I Hereby certify that I compiled the accompanying list of
words and agree to accept the decision of the judges of awards as
final.
VALLEY REGORD
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