re is a difference in
store and store methods.
|
—
Also the new
ation of artistic
taioring. They
triumph of our 2nd
{
Plenty of sorts between
Their mer-
Floor Right Aisle
ready-to-wear ap-
parcel. And as
for variety, a vis-
it to this depart-
ment will best
please sou. We
are "WoorLTex"
exclusive agen's
for Sayre, Waver-
ly and Athens,
carried, we will
Nov. 3, when
special orders
will be taken and
and show with | pieces sold at an
pleasure these | average of ! un-
and other ap- ] der the usual
proved styles. s:lling price. It
SPECIAL in | willbssuchafur
a Philadelphia | show as given
made garment } you earlier in the
this week, $087 | season, when
to $1500. coats were sold
Second Floor at $20 to $35
Fight Aisle | under the prices
asked by city
Blankets, Comforta
ivé you the benefit of
goodly sales, but amp!
d bring you here.
i tor should
dealers (s> our
costomers told
us) and smaller
pieces in propor-
tion We invite
bles and
these early pur-
Every
e slccks and be £
whether you buy
Street Floo » y
or not. It will
Not an indefinita offer, but for
: styles are new and fabrics
buyers will boy now. 2
be of value to
learn the thor-
this week only. shown.
first class. Thus
Ww ire Curtain
Front
Odd Lots
2nd Floor
| Pipe, look like new, be-
set up your Stoves, this
; and Lehigh Stoves
and Ranges
From $10 to $75.
We repair stoves
and furnaces. |
1
BOLICH BROS., |
of 6-5-4; itis applied like
paint, will not rub off
and shines itself. Italso
If your dealer hasn't it, Bolieb Broa. bave
WANTED
HORSES AND CATTLE DEAD
OR ALIVE.
Will pay $1.00a head at tLe barn
or $2.00 delivered —with hides on
All calls prcmptly attended to day
r night. Valley telephone at store
Bell telephone in house
J- H. DUNLAP,
Susquehanna St. Athens, I'a.
»
While we have am-
Jackets, Muffs and Neck Pieces
To
pr
EE —
METI
Right Aisle
and JPortiers Bargains
Cut Prices
HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL
Mrs. Joseph Hines gave a Hal
lowe'en social to her friends last
evening and to-day those who were
fortunate enough to have
there are all under the spell of
witchery that enchanted them in
their evening's frolic. Mrs. Hines
must have studied all of the fabled
magicians from the days of Marcus
Agrippa up to the wizzards of the
present time to have been able to
represent the different divinities
that she had in attendance on this
occasion, As you entered her
rooms by the golden stairway you
were greeted at every step with
fairy spirits whose welcome gave a
charm to the oceasion. The hat
rack at the head of the stairs was
under the guardianship of a spon-
sor of Jupiter, the avenger fabri
been
osage orange. The mantel in the
dining room wus garnered with
faded autumn leaves and protect.
ed by skalls and pumpkin deities
The table was elaborately decked
with candlesandg goblins in most fan
tastie style. The rooms were lLight-
ed with Japanese lanterns and the
rainbow colors filled the air with
fairy visions of enchantment
Theres were twenty-two guests in
i attendance and as they marched
around this table each one was pre-
sented with a souvenir of the oecea-
LOOMS OPER HOUSE
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4,
Lake Bt. West Sayre.
a HOURS:
8 to 11:00 a. m,, 3 to 4:30, 7:00 to 5:00,
and chronic diseases s
weit Bo phe
Magnificent Scenic Froduction
Over Niagara Falls
Handsome Costumes,
High Class Byes ties. |
3 SEE
The Beautiful Chautauqua,
Goat Island,
Niagara Falls,
Pan America ¥ x position.
, 95 and 50 Cents.
co Pie at E. 3 atton
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Estimates Fornished
210 Miller St. Bayre, Pa
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Notice.
Want ads inserted by rot bar
iingn $ ledges Socound th The Record
must be for when ordered printed
We cannot charge want ads
—the expense of brook.
keeping and Is entirely ont of
proportion to the amount in i»
i
i
|
i License Transfer
lication will ba made to the court
Notary. Nov, 6th, 1908, for the trans
fee ot bottier's lioense in the Pires Ward
of Athens from Pear] C. Hem-
Read The Record.
nd as the party took their leave
os could ah summon words
to fitly express their delight for
the evening's entertainment,
Some of the persons whoattended
| the Hallowe'en party last evening
{ were surprised as the ghost in the
| corner that sudde uly came to life
us they approached it and tried to
greet them with a grip.
ENTERTAINED MUSICAL
The F eansolnidh Musicale were
entertained at the home of Mrs. O.
IL. Haverly, yesterday afternoon,
and in attendance and interest the
meeting surpassed all others they
have held this year. The program
opened with a voeal duet, * Hark
to the Mandolin,'’ by Mrs. Haverly
and Mrs. von Tobel. Mrs. Shaut of
Sayre played a piano solo from
Greig and Miss Mabel Baldwin
of Waverly, sang a beautiful solo
Miss Maragaret Stiles played two
violin solos that were greatly appre-
ciated. Miss Elsie Jordan gave a
piano solo and the program ended
with a duet by Mrs. Hoff and Miss
Teed. The questions and study
department was in charge of Mrs.
Andrew Sawtelle. All of the num-
bers were of a high order and the|
Mrs. W. II. Armstrong and Mrs.
. 0. Decker went to Smithfield,
Ben jantin Overfield broke ground
| for a residence on West Pine street,
yest day.
oT 10 snsbisssue—
Tha Athaus High School defeat-
Beli of Sayre, yesterday
He Ayre, 100.
The comrades of Perkin Post
will nominate officers at their meet-
ing tomorrow afte “THOON
The U niversalist sociely had a
very large attendanee at their har-
| vest supper last evening.
Mrs, George Harper went to
Standing Stone to-day where she
will visit friends a short time
R. Burs of Muncing,
15 visiting her husband's
", Mrs. Mary Burns, in Ath-
Mrs Ww.
Mich,
mother
Cus
John Grippen and Mrs Ellen
Smith will be married tomorrow
afternoon by Rev. Cook of Wa-
verly
Mrs. George Tillman went to To-
wanda this morning to see her
brother, James Travis, who is seri-
ously ill.
George Wood has purchased the
house and lot on West Pine street
owned by Leonard Moore and will
move there to-day
MA Sleeper of the firm of
Kinney & Sleeper, Warren Center
was in Athens, yesterday, the
guest of N, P. Chaffee.
Mrs. C. E. Forsythe. aod young
son, Elmer, of New York, are vis-
iting Mrs. Forsythe’s grandpar-
ents, Mr and Mr. J. C. Flood
The Union Ylernn Legion will
hold their regular meeting next
Wednesday afternoon and it is de-
sired to have a full attendance for
there is business of importance to
be considered
0. E. Jones of Addison has taken
a position with the Athens Furni-
ture company and went to Addison
to.day,to remove his household fur-
niture to Athens where he will
hereafter reside
Schoonover was dis-
charged from the hospital yester,
day and is now at his home on
Frderick Street, where he hopes
soon to recover from the effects of
his late injury
Lseorsn
The Athens High School and To-
wanda High School teams will
have a game on Tioga Point Driv-
img Park grounds, Nov. 6, and it
will be as elose a contest as the
Congressional one, this year
BROTHERS REUNITED
Last May when Tom Hudson was
serving on the Jury at court in To-
wanda one of the jurors asked lim
if he knew HL J. Hudson, He said
Yes, he was my brother, but he
had been dead a great many
years.” The man said, “No, that
can not be for IT met him in a
Grand Army Post in New Jersey
within a year.” Tom then in.
quired more fully about him and
found that he lived in Vineland,
N. J, and soon after got in cor-
respondence with him, and last
evening the brother came to Ath.
ens and will visit around here for
some time, looking up the friends
of his youth. He served in the
Civil War in the 141st Pa. regi-
ment and has not been heard from
in 40 years and all of his friends
supposed him dead. Tom has tak-
en a vacation now and he and his
brother will spend it together going
over the scenes of their childhood.
Read The Record
McMahan's
Call at McMahan's and
see our new coats that
came yesterday. Furs
remarkably
We have just re-
ceived a new line of shirt
waists. Some of which
are great bargains at 98c.
Make your selection first
and have the first choice.
D. E. McMAHAN,
1k 8 0, F. Bloek,
Saturday
Large, Luscious Malaga Grapes
Very Fancy Concord Grapes
Delicicus Figs
New Dates
Grape Fruit, Florida Oranges
Celery, Squash, Pumpkins
Flat Turnips
Apples, Sweet Potatoes, Spinach
Fancy Stufi-d Figs and Dates is
Glass Jars
N:ufchats]l Cheese
Paragon Cheese
Groceries
White Star flour. . . . . §
Cyclone flour . . . . 8
10 lbs Morley's bkwheat flour
10 Ibs Morley's graham flour
3bottlesblueing . . . . . .
7 ibs gloss starch. | ;
10 bars Oak Leaf soap .
10 bars Acme soap
4 pkgs Nu Life. . .
2 pkgs shredded wheat . . .
| 4 pkgs Golden Wedding mince
meat . .
2 cans Indian corn, new . .
2 cams Curtis Bro's corn, new
2cansred salmon. . . , .
2 cans Flag brand peas, new .
I " “"
1 “ “" “" “ . :
3 cans Country Gentleman
Coro, new : 3
I quart fancy sweet pickles
Monogram syrup.
French cream salad mustard
1 Ib Baker's Jus'icz checolate
4 q's beans. .
Light and dark honey .
I gal tub prepared mustard |
3 Ibs hotel biend cofi:c .
Karoer's special coffee .
White House coffe.
Upham's Bleed
2 pkgs tea sifings
Karrer's spacial va :
12 Ibs fincy Jusey sweet
potatoes “ie
61bs 2 year old p op corn, . 230
3 heads celery... . 10c
Grape fruit. 3 for 25¢
Maloga grapes . . ... . . 18;
Concord.-gtapes . . . . . : I5¢
Paragon cheese. . nd 23¢
Neufchatel cream. . . . . 0%¢
Bostchcream. . . .. . . 13:
Switzer cheese. , . . .., 20:
Apples and Turnips, Squash,
Pumpkins, Carrots, etc
Meat Department
PORK
Pork chunks. . . .., '. .
Clear salt pork. . . . .'. 100
Finest short cut park. . . 12%4¢
Country style sausage . . 12Yc
"Our Own” sausage. . . . 14
“Lill Pig" sabsage.. . . . . 1062
Genuine Norway mackerel
BEEF
Round steak .
Sirloin steak .
Porterhouse steak .
6 lbs plate .
6 lbs brisket .
Best kettle roast 8:
Rib roast, boned "and ro Jed . 14¢
Fowls, Fancy Chickens
Shoes Shoes
Our Fall and Wiater goeds are
now in, making a full and complete
line in all the new and staple kinds
for Fall and Winter. We caa save
you money on your shoe bills,
Furniture
Your wants in this line can be
filled here economically. The line
is complete and the price and terms
are both easy.
Stoves and Ranges
We have one of the finest assort-
ments of first class popular priced
stoves we have ever shown, there
are other good stoves but there are
none better. Every stove guaran
teed to please. Prices reasonable
at terms you can meet.
Hardware
We can give you anything you
bo this line and save you
Tinware, woodenware,
hE a rao plinth
oil loth Full fine floor and table
Williams.
. 20¢! 1 1b No. 1 Rio Coffee .
.25¢11b Ox Heart Choc. Creams - 15¢
. 28¢| '4 Quarts Beans. . . . . .2§¢
. 25¢| 2 cans Hoyt's Tomatoes . . + 26
. 10c| 2 cans Telephone Peas . . , .23¢c
.25c/2cans T. S. Comn .
- 25¢| 3 cans Sugar Corn. . . . .25¢
“2 + 25¢| 1 sack Bread Flour. . . . $125
Fresh Baltimore Oysters |
40 and 50 cents per Quart,
Headquarters for N. B. C. Oyster Orackers, per lb 8c.
25¢ Pail Maple Butter .
6 Naptha Soap
4Nu Life. , .
4 pkg Royal Corn Starch |
Shredded Wheat .
2 Maple Flake. . .
2 Ibs Shredded Cocoanut .
Pine apples, Grape Frait, Grapes, Oranges,
Lettuce, Spinach, Radishes, Endive, Celery,
Parsley.
BOTH 'PHONES. 148 Desmond St.
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Gloves and Mittens
All kinds and c»slors for men, women and
children’s.
New Collars and Belts.
Children's cuting flannel night gowns and
dresses, good, warm, cheap.
Fleeced underwear for women and Chil-
dren.
The Racket store is full of beautiful mer-
chandise in every line. It will pay
you to come often. All are wel-
come whether you buy or not.
Gregg’s Racket Store,
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
aS ili.
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