¥
for retail sales, and are in
effect on days named, and
and a stock of
phones,
merchandise varying from
suits of panama, worsted and
Lo check designs. One third off.
17 covert jackets, some three
fourths length, some regular, other
and still others of the English
X style Until closed out one
off.
SECOND FLOOR
ypecial in Rain Coats
Tuesday from openiag hour until
12 noon we will deduct 25% from
any coat in our stocks. Upward of
25 styles and all sizes to select from
25% off.
SECOND} FLOOR
Special i in Wrappers
For Tuesday afternoon's acceptance.
offer our regular 79c garment, |
30 of various greys and blues, for]
~B0e We have on sale others at 89¢, |
$1.00, $1.19 $1.25 and $1.39 10
all sizes, 32 up to 46 in. for large)
Tadies.
SECOND FLOOR
Waists
Ladies” white sheer and colored
‘waists Mussed and soiled through
atowing and window samples We
offer without restriction as to kinds
the entire lot at one half price.
SECOND FLOOR
Mercerized
__Foulards
. y - @; our reg
ular | and 18¢ alt s Special
pr Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
v 12}c per yard
FIRST FLOOR
‘Weoffer for Tuesday and Wednes.
selling our regular $2 30 col-
ible, rubber tired, black enam-
glad frames with perforated seat and
for $1.98. Small stores usual-
ask $2.75. Figure the saving
Other Carriages and Go-Carts up
$20.50.
THIRD FLOOR
Unmatchable values in Furniture!
Wednesday and Thursday
Dresses
69¢ sq. yd. In three patterns, one
blue, one light, and one dark brown.
Others in block patterns, $1.00 and
$120
Lowell ingrain carpets.
ers protection is the square core in
the centre of the roll
67 lc.
Rugs
Buyers tell us that
we save them from $2.00 to $5.00 on
sams quality offered by small dealers
For Wednesday only we will offer |
any sideboard in our stocks at 2
off original marked price. 7 styles. |
Parlor Pieces
$150 to $15.50
575 16.50
37 ie 5 to 13%
395 to
to Le
to 35.00!
IV Spiele |
mattress. $7.85
5.00 Oak Bedroom Suits,
33 75 to $75.00. Springs $2.00
to $14 87 Mattresses $2 93 to $14
Dining Chairs, set of six, $6.00 to
$50.00. Dining Tables $7.50 to $30. |
TAKE EI
Parlor Tables
| Parlor Cabinets
Parlor Rockers
Parlor Chairs
Davenports
Enameled ion
Kish springs and
Be ds,
EVATOR THIRD
Ages 4 to 14, wash fabrics of seer-
sucker, lawn, chambrays, ginghams
|and linegs, 69¢, 79¢, 8%, $1.19,
$1 30, $1.48, $1.69, ‘$2. 19, $2 84
ind $3.00. Others in serge, shep-
| herd checks and panamas. Sailor
{and Peter Thompson styles. $3 to
| $6.95
~ECOND FLOOK
| Special Sale China
A syndicate purchase of 1,000
pieces Decorated China at about one
| half value. Not over 6 pieces sold
ito any one customer. On sale fore
noons of Tuesday and Wednesday
7c. The assortment comprises han
dled tea cups, bowls . salads, 6 and 7
inch nappies, bakers’ cream jugs
| chop plates and fancy cake plates
True value is 10c to 15 »e each
HASEMENT
STREET
Men’s Shoes
at Less than
Factory Cost
John Mitchell, Humaniec, Keith's
Conquerers, Endicott-Johnson and
Crawfords; all §350 and $4.00
goods, in patent colt, gun metal,
and tans, at $260 and $2 9%
They embrace only new lasts
and are the wanted styles in Men's
Footwear.
FLOOR
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CAFE
ast of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
LAWS’ BUILDING, 119 Duo ST.
Valley Phone 180-A.
C.J. ny
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Read The Record.
LENIGN AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Pogsible Prices.
Orders can be lft 3¢ Went Bayre Drag
yards at Sayre, Both
Btore, both Phone: Oh St tha
COLENAN RASSLER,
1 HOLD ON
a minute; we want
ito tell you some-
v thing.
“ We do plumbing,
IK ‘steam and hot wat-
er heating, gas fit-
[ ting, tioning, sell
the famous “Cheer-
AB ful Home" furnace
and handle the fin-
x tures, burners, man-
Wtles and glassware
\ gin the valley.
"I We know we can
\. Please you on any-
thing in our line.
H.R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phoses. Elmer Ave.
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Edwin S, Rolls has returned |
from DeRuyter.
Gladys, W. Va, Saturday.
Ethan Jakeway of E!mira spent |
Sunday with Athens With Atliens friends,
sick and confined to the house.
ceived at Athens Racket store.
Perkins post has’ installed an
cook stove in their hall han
teachers’ examination in Ulster to-
day.
is visiting friends in Athens a few
days.
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Liston
Bliss.
a — en
today.
Miss
Low Donivan went
TO
SECURE CASH
100 Pairs
Edwin C. Burt and
Patrician Shoes for
Women. Regular
Price $3.50 and $4.
Sale Price
$2.78
100 Pairs
La Lrance and
Other
$3.00 Brands
for Women.
Sale Price
$2.19
200 Pairs
Walk-Over, Mon-
arch Pats, and
Worthmore
‘Regular Price $3.50
and $4.00.
Sale Price
$2.78
amination,
Mr. Duane Belden of Niapara |
Falls is visiting at the home of | |
T Reynolds.
“Miss Jessie Bullard of Vans
Etten visited her parents in Athens
over Sunday,
Lee Gerould of Smithfizld has!
accepted a position
confectionery store,
Miss Belle Bowman of Hornells- |
ville, spent Sunday with her parents |
on North Main street.
D.C Stevens of Scranton was
sister, Miss Lora Stevens.
Robert Archer started out for a
two days’ journey to Picture Rocks
and Williamsport this morning.
Mrs. C. M. Brouse of Canton, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. LL
Lindsley, at the Ci ampbell house.
The prospects are now very
bright for that improved road from
the end of the Main street paves
ment to Sayre.
J. T. Corbin sold his automobile
to Dr. Dennison and has purchased
a new one that will take the cake
in this vicinity.
For one week you can buy
trimmed hats at 10 per cent. dis-
count at Athens Racket store
Save money by buying there. 6-5
Frank Griswold went to Pitts-
burg today as a subordinate dele-
gate from Athens Lodge, No. 165,
I. 0.0. F, to the Lady Rebekah
convention.
Robert H. Hendershot, the
drummer boy of the Rappahan-
nock, will give an exhibition for
the benefit of the P.O. S. of A, in
Athens, June 29
Some of the Athens people that
wanted to take the early train this
morning got left on the new time
schedule. The train goes now at
6 45 instead of 7 04
Daniel and Austin Benjamin
have been the guests of their
sister, Miss Nellie Benjamin, a
short time and returned to To
wanda this morning.
E
Nichols and wife, who
Nichol's
mother, Mrs. C. F. Nichols, during
her illness, returned to Titusville
today. His mother is much better.
A
Joe Bush has gone on a trout
fishing expedition on the Loyal.
sock. He had some of the up to
date fi'es and we expect to see him
bring home a nice striag of speck-
led beauties.
The Misses Mahalia and Mary
Nichol of Cady, Pa, have been
visitors at the home of John
Briggs a short time and went to
Ulster and Sheshequin today,
where they will spend a short time
before returning home.
John L. Bradley has resigned his
position with the Johnston har-
| position as traveling agent with the
Deering company in place of Lee
Osborne, who has been sent to
| Wyoming couaty,
i
i
i
i
There will be a special meeting)
of Protection hose company to-
morrow, Tucsday evening, to make
(arrangements for the parade Me-
| moral day, May 30
[1s requested that every member be
lin attendance.
| Mrs. C. A. Weller of Athens
land Mrs. J] H. Rounds of Sayre
tomorrow They were joined at|
{ Towanda by Mrs. Carrie Estelle of |
| Towanda lodge, and Miss Elsie
Forbes of Rome
By reference to our advertising
and our best men and capitalists |
are in it, which assures us that it
everybody. ] W. Beaman,
is president, S. F. Robinson secre
tary, and O. L Haverly is treasurer.
Mrs. J H. Brown, 103 Ferry |
street, has a fine line of samples of |
tailor made dress and suit materials
which she would like to show the
ladies of Athens and vicinity, from
the Syracuse Garment Co. 'Phone |
No. 133d 290m
mem
We wish to call your
attention to our numer-
ous selections in
Lawns and Batistes
A few samples of which
are to be seen in our
window. We also have
a line of
Summer Suitings
In the pretty silk effects
for this season.
We invite you to call
and look over our stock
D. E. McMAHAN
I. 0. 0. F. BLOCK,
Corner Pine and Main Streets,
ATHENS.
W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office ora Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: —§ to 10 a, m.; 6:30
to 8p, m. Atother tines during
day at Valley Record office,
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Palater, Decorator and Paperhanger.
First-class work dose p
SATURDAY,
“WAVERLY *AY" 26
COL. CUMMINS WILD WEST
INDIAN CONGRESS, EDUCATED WILD BEASTS,
FIRE AND FLAME EXHIBITIONS.
A Startling
Constellation
of Leading
Features of
The World's
Greatest
Amusement
Enterprises.
2 Herds
Performing Elephants
Startling = RN
Fireand Flame Z8 Fre Ly
Spectacle.
=BLAZING=
| 1000 PEOPLE
and HORSES
| TO PARTICIPATE.
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The.
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Famous Indian Congress >
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Trane Mise 1 i= a, Omaha,
Lreater Amer; 5g pe sition,
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| GORGEOUS AND STARTLING STREET PARADE, 10.30 P. M.
| Reserved Seat Tickets will be on sale on day of exhibition at the drug
store of Chaffee & Merkle, 329 Broad street, Waverly, at the same price as
| sold on the show grounds
Maynard, Maynard & Schrier LOOMISOPERAHOUSE
| ~~ ORCHESTRA
| Attorneys and Counselors.
y : The Pan
ie s reals
us’ judian Co
2 PERTORMANCES DAILY
| UNDER SUN AKD WATER-PEOOF CANOPIES
Uoaatown Seal Sales at usaal places, com. 930A NM,
| Also ot Ticket Wages oo Show Grounds.
Lun
“~
Str U Date Musio farnished
jo Sertly Upto Po Dae [abnuae 6 uc
| M. P. A. Block, Sayre, Pa. May- | as
nard Block, Athens, Pa. !
| -
This Summer?
It’s high time to decide
what style you want and
make your selection now
while our stock is complete.
We offer for choice all
new model single and dou-
ble breasted sack suits in
the ever popular blue serges
and the gray worsteds
which fashion has approved
as the correct thing.
To truly appreciate the
importance of the style
come here and try on the
different models. It will be
a pleasure to show them.
Murphy & Blish,
Tailors, Clothiers and Haberdashers,
SAYRE, PA,