tioned, cannot be beaten. is week. Millinery © Tiimmed hats at a little letter than one-half | Paitsruand copied Parisian s'yles. Practically all colorings, formerly $6.50; a limited number ~ this week at $3.50, others in proportion. This is one of star departz ents under capable telp and of large experience. Broadway styles at inland coats at 86% of. Not on hand styles or undesirable lines but every garxent in our stock Select such 28 your fasty for at | off Women’s and Large Misses Coats and separats skirts at undervalue. Special lot of @ Ages 14, 15 and 18. Some dealers would call them $1000 values, they are extraordinary values B® at $10.00 Black kefsey special in the best we 8 have erer shown for the price, $11.67. Mixtures colors ef the newest shadings. $4.87 up to $25.00 ~~ Bes the velvet suit, a copy of $30.00 model. The inside price to you is $23.50. % Dry Goods at Jobbing Prices Your inspection invited. ~ Teazlodown, bist qualities, 40 patterns. Special " at8¢c. Arnolds 36 inch flanne'et, regular 15¢ values, which has been our retail price. 10c yd this week. at McMahon’. Special Pre-Thanksgiviog Linen Offering. A $1500.00 purchase of linen bring: varieties too griat to describe and varieties equal to many special linen stores. We bring them direct from the manufacturer to you. Don't buy bere unless you are satisfied we rave you money, but look elre- wtere, then here. We thrive on comparison. Ycu can meke a child's ccat for nearly nothing. Out of a selection of 25 pallerns eiderdown, 20c values heretofore, 19¢ this week. Basement Specials Dozens of 10c artic'es here of 7, 8 and 9¢- Dozens of 25¢ articles here at 17, 19 and 2lc. Keep in touch with this practical pric) saviog store. We sell Red Cross stoves and ranges on easy terms at short prices, Third Floor always has a lot of offerings at less than rogu'ar prices. Table Oil Cicth, the best. at present 50 rolls t» select from, usually eold at 20c, our regular price 17¢. 12}c yd A big new line of Curtains 20c and up. You pay more elsewhere for same class of goods. Remember Our Fur Demon- stration Thursday and Fridsy. You are invited. | Rural Amity Lodge iastructed three candidates in the 3rd degree [last 1izht and afterward: enjoyed 0 sn G. Carner will start on his {in Athens today. day t> resume his duties in the Indian school at that place. Though a stormy afternoon pre- vented many from attending the La iss’ Library club yesterday, the meeting was very pleasant and entertainiog. Mrs, Murray gave some additional interesting notes on the biennial meeting, further observations of which will be given each week for a time. Mrs. J. W, Bishop then, in the sbsence of Mrs. Laws, the day's chairman, took charge of the fine program which had been prepared. Miss White gave the opening number, a vocal solo, “Tempest of the Heart,” accompanist, Mrs. White, Mrs. W G. Simpson followed with a paper, “Troubles With the Iidiaas/ after which Miss White sang “The White Squall.” Mrs G E Rogers gave a talk on “Men on the Frontier” which immediately pre- ceeded the intermission. After this Mrs. Bishop read a paper pre- pared by Mrs. Laws on the sub ject “The Scotch-Irish Settle ments.” These papers and talks showed much care and thought and were extremely interesting The program closed with aa instrv- mental duet, “Poet and Peasan®” overture, with Miss Kendall as pianist and Mr, Morley, violinist. The music was all thoroughly en joyed, and the club greatly appre~ ciates the kindness of those who furnished it. NAVY MEN HERE Mr. Zohn of the United States Naval Construction Department of Washington together with C, H. Hassler of the Ingersoll Rand Co, of N Y. were in Athens yesterday for the purpose of testing the work ing model of the shell loading ap paratus at Imperial Tool works, They found it perfectly satisfactory ai regards its working mechanism but there is to be a slight change in the angle of the lilting apparatus ington last eveniog and will make his report to the Naval Coastruc. tion department and they will at once confer with the minuficturers in Athens as to any changes (hat invented a device that will make that will very materially increase manufactories. This is an excel- tions or give esti- water or hot air sys- justly famous “Cheerfal Home" and Tinning. urners ard H. R. TALMADGE, Beth ‘Phones. Fimer Ave, Maynard, Maynard & Schrier Attoroeys and Counselors. — M. P. A. Block, Sayre, I's. May- nard Block, Athens, Pa Advertise in The Record Gloves and Mittens All kinds and colors for men, women and children's New Collars and Belts. Children’s « uting flannel night gowns and dresses, good, warm, cheap. Fl-eced 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. | and fur sale at McMahon's. | James L. Dyer received a tele- > gram from Washington list ever Mrs. R. W. High of New York |ins icforming him that he has is visiting her sister Mrs. C. W.lpeen appointed wheelwtight for Frost, r=. : |the government service at Fort Frank McGeorge of Corning, N | Crook, Neb. Y , is the guest of Frank Herrick | this week. a Rubber boots, storm coats and | caps at McMahon's. Thanksgiving services will be held in the Athens Presbyterian church this year on the morning ‘of Nov. 29 and Rev, A. I. Von Mrs. J. R. Eiffert of Ulster, is| Lobel will preach the sermon visiting at Mrs. Bert Roine's, 438 There will bs no evening servic®, : i ly North Mala serest ee Mr. and Mrs. Seward Tolbert € repair stoves| |; you need shoes you can buy |and son Manley went to Ritten- ¥ § § | them right at McMahoa's. house, Luzsrne county, this morn- . . Beginning at 10 A. M. 5-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS-75 * AT PUBLI The young ladies Physical Culs |ture class will meet tonight in | Grand Army hall. 5 ’ game in that region. House to Real: also barn if de~ sired. Tiffany music store, Athens. Valley "phone goc. tf The boys played a good, clean game of football yesterday il it was a dirty day, and resulted in a score ms mme—m——=| Have you a little money to in~ of 10to 0 in favor of the Athens ge Cayuta Land Company vest on 6 per cts. Address A. H, high Voki over the Relidees of agro, Pa desires to asncuniof S02) Sawtelle, Sayre, Pa. 2t yre. Kaufman got a touchdown ! in the first half just after the lineup ——————————————— ——————— a ———— Mrs. D. A. Perkins has received the appointment of matron for an Iadian school in 1daho. Miss Amanda Rice died at Rome yesterday. She had lived with the family of Geo. Nichols and Mrs. Powers for a long time and is an aunt of George Rockwell of Athens The funeral will take place at 2 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Casper o'clock tomorrow afternoon and went to Standing Stone today to | Mr. Rockwell will attend. attend the funeral of Mrs, john - Willower, hunting outfit and will be after the C.A ‘Neaves expects to open C A U C 1 f 0 M his lunch room on Noth Leigh avenue, Sayre, by next Saturday. The trolley cars and electric lights gave out last night just at A lodge of the National Mutual | jhe time our Athens folk wanted Relief will be organized in Grand | 15 oo to Waverly to see Buster and ry Fda night at the How- Army hall, Friday evening, Nov| Tice, Some of them went on the "Hose house, Maple vember 16. ~~~ Lehigh Valley train at eight. This West Sayre, opposition | pu. Mises Emma and Grace was another trick of Buster Brown byterian church last evening and | fair in Elsbree opera house on the the Choral Club were obliged to 4th and sth of December, 1a ad-
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