from ose of the Homell papers
pany:
“Manager Ad P. Reed, whese
name his become familiar to Hor-
nellians in his presentation of the
Bennett-Moulton Company each
scason, made a new bid for popular
favor at the Chattuck last evening
in presenting thc Cradoc-Neville
Company, and bids fair to make
goed in his new venture. The S
R. O. sign was displayed early in
the evening and the house was
generous in its applause. The
opening bill was ‘Shadows of New
York,’ a pretty little rural drama
in which the company appeared to
advantage. The scenery was en-
tirely equal to the requirements of
the piece, and the effects were nov-
el. In Miss Marie Gilmer, Mr
Reed has a clever litle leading
woman. She is pretty and winscme.
The role of Daisy Lucas is one well
adapted to showing her capabilities,
taking her, as it does, through the
entire gamut of human emotions.
Joha C., Bloom was natural and
casy as the Rev. D. Stone, the
minister of the small country place,
who afterward enlarges his field in
New York. The rest of the cast
were for the most part competent.
Some extremely clever specialties
were introduced between the acts
The midget animal circus of Mr.
Medvin's is something new and
pleasing. He has two ponies, two
monkeys and eleven dogs, all cf
which are trained and do some
clever tricks. The magician, Van
Camp, also made a great hit, for, in
his line, nothing better has been
here. J C Edwards, with his bar-
rel jumping act, is good. He also
appears in illustrated sorgs, Eaid
Delle, the little soubrette, also does
a clever specialty,”
Ladies’ 15 cent tickets Monday.
IT AWAY BUT ALMOST
For the next ten days we will put on the market our large stock
FOR CASH ONLY
We have too much stock and too little room. Our Christmas stock-is only
about half in, and we are overcrowded.
OFFER FOR CASH ONLY AND PRICE IS NO OBJECT.
These Goods Must Go Regardless of Cost.
GRAF & CO,
urniture and Undertaking. Cor. Broad St. and Park St, Waverly.
The Valle Record LENIGN AND SCRANTON wmsnsns
Th Vay Secs 5 ST TOUS HOT [BERS
hiya SHOWN TO TAIL. Foie Sure! Bpeady | Sakis
Sor $1.60 pes bat Crip Riper aa for
At the Low et Pcssible Prices. pies rieved Kamples Free. IF yous drageios dom set
Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V, Btabicn, yun
UNITED MEDICAL CO. 504 Ti LANGASTER. Pa
ord be Jefs at West Eayre Drug E0128 $1.30 Por Bay. Same
| rime ar a4 the Rule street | Sold in Sayre by the West Sayre
rards s§ Bayre. Roth Phones. | Pharmacel Co.
COLEMAN NASSLER, Maynard, Maynard & Schrier
DR. H. S. FISH Attorneys and Counselors.
Has removed his offices | I
|from the Lockhart building |
‘to No. 217 South Elmer Ave.
EXTRA
THE SENSATIONAL CLOTHING SALE
Try an a4 ia Tas: Record
Mandolin Teacher
Will be in Bayre on Saturday, each
week, which time I will devote tothe
instruction of pupils on the mandolin.
Studio: Room 2. Richard block, over
postoffice. For farther particulars ad-
dress, Edwin F. Loomis, Athens, Pa.
SOCuni Siam mater May
at Sayre, Pa,
Congress of Marah 8,
| H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Apis] sbbention to Peasion Papers, M. P. A. Block, Fayre, Pa,
Valley Pecos 11 7,
| 13 Desmond Street pard Block, Athens, Pa.
nr
“All the news s that! . Bt to print”
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1906,
May-
Baym
SAYRE MURPHY & BLISH SAYRE
IS NOW ON
Drastic measures have been adopted for immediate disposal,
which means that your dollars will have double their purchasing
value for 10 days, beginning at 9 a. m.,, Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Now is the golden opportunity; don’t hesitate, don't falter, come and be convinced; read on. Dar-
ing feats of underselling to dazzle and delight you. .
- Men's Suits at Rockbottom Prices )
sass for Men's fine Saits, comprising a grand assortment of
siogle and double bregsted Sack Suits, in the season's most de-
sirable and fabrica. They are each and every one
a Pall 38 Winer Croation 08. Better made garments have
Jian proffered by any concern under any con- $4 90
than $10.00. Bale Price.
a Men's fine Dress Buits, extra valaes, equal in every re-
spect to fine custom work. This season's best styles and best
in cassimere, cheviots, Scotch mixtures, worsteds,
dressed and undressed and thibets, Better value or better
made ts have never been offered by any coscern in
vania. We olaim them to be equal in value . 90
to say $14 00 suit on the market. Sale price...
Men's Press Suits at $11.59 are such as you'll search for in
in vain in any other house in the Union at the price named by
"as You will pay fully twice 3s much money for them else-
where, They come in unfinished worsted, imp ried 1hibets,
RAGTY wOrted serges ord other fabrics equally as desirable,
- por 1s tedd with every garment -no competing
ia the
Union ean sell them for lens $11. 98
than $18.00. Sale price
Boys' Knee Pants
AT PRICES THAT WILL ATTRACT RCONOMICAL MOTHERS
500 pairs of Boys’ Knee Pants, the kind that sell Teguiar. 19
ly for 35¢c. Sale price. C
. 39¢
500 pairs of boys’ Cassimere Koee Pants, extra well
m:de, tapped seams, well worth 50c. Sale price
23c
i doz Boye’ Vesta, all wool, in sizes from 10 to 18 Were
60¢ and 76¢. Hale price
Men's and Boys’ Underwear
Men's Extra Heavy Fleeced Underwear, all finished in the bist
pesaible manncr; all sizes; Tegular G0e value, Sale 29¢
price
Men's fine, soft, Natural Camels Hair Shirts and Drawers; also
Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts azd Drawers. Yhey are * 79
regular $1.50 values. Bale price . C
' 19¢
Boys’ Fieeced Lined Underwear, regular 26c values. Bale
price
Extra Special
Cholee of 25 doz Boys’ Beavy Winter "Cape,
each. Sale price
wort Les, 13c
Men's Shirts
Men's aney Shirts, worth: 76e
Sale Price
37c
Men's Fure hide
Men's 260 Neckwear
.. 19¢
. 23c
. 39¢
. 7C
9c
Men's Neclweas tha} formerly sold for wi
Sale price . .
Men's Nesk wear, worth te
Sale price . ce
Sen's black and fad hove, worth 106
Bale price. ........
Mea's black and tan bose, worth 16
Bale price .
' Bear This in Mind
out of business, but
Folks H ONLY.
All kinds of gloves tad mittens
Mrs. George Weller went to
Newark, N, J, last evening.
Miss Grace Stimson has imson has returned
from 3 weeks visit at Rome.
Only ten days more for the coat
and fur sale at McMahon's,
L. H. Marsh of Wyalusing was
in Athens today on business.
Miss Estelle Kinsman went to
Big Pond today to visit friends.
Rubber boots, storm coats aad
caps at McMahon's.
J. M. Clark of Elmira was call
fag on his Athens friends today.
Commissioner E. D. Harkness
was in Athens on business teday.
If yeu ‘need shoes you can buy
them right dt McMahon's,
]1.T Sanford went to Bradford
today to attend the fureral of his
grandfather,
Edwin Page moved to the house
he recently purchased near the
silk mill today.
Addison B. Stone started on his
returned journey to Las Vegas, N.
M, yesterday.
House to Reat: also barn if des
sired. Tiffany music store, Athens.
Valley ‘phone go-. tf
Geo. L. Fuller is now repre-
senting the Prudential lasurahce
company in this vic: ‘nity.
Comrades cof Perkins post will
act as bearers at the fuaeral of H.
A. Kiff tomorrow alternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Beaman went to
Williamsport today to spend a
short time at her cld home.
Miss Mary Sevison went to
Williamsport this morning to
spend Thanksgiving with friends
Hon. W. B Dunsmore of Wells-
boro, Pa, was clecied auditor of
Keystone Guard at their meeting
Wednesday evening,
Mis. | w. Buckley who has
been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. B. F. Cary, returned to White
Haven this morning.
Mrs H. H. Joslia of U ster came
to Athens yesterday on account cf
the death of H. A. Kiflf who is a
relative but was called to Towanda
teday to attend the funeral of Miss
Phcebe Dayton.
There is to be a ; Pat entertain
m:nt at the Baptist church this
evening, and the public invited to
a‘tecd. Mrs. Noa Gray Rice and
other prominent p:rsons will appeir
in the program.
A gentleman recently returned
from London states that he called
upon Col. Millard in his private
office there, and found that he has
the most elegant quarters he has
been in any place. The colonel
has a very large business and is
receiving four times the amount cf
his former salary with the Carnegie
company.
Ia a recent visit through the | sund wao
Imperial Tool
greatly surprised to fiad the evis
dences of industrial growth that
FRIDAY, NOY. 16
Daniel Sulley’s
Greatest Success
The Popular Priced Triumph
Beautiful Story Clev-
erly Blended
ONE CONTINUAL LAUGH.
PRICES, 2. 35c and soc
Advance Sals at E. B. Hall's Shoe
Shee Stcre, Waverly
It Eats Up Rust.
6-5-4 will 8 an old,
rusty Stove, or Stove
Pipe, look like new, be=
cause it eats up Fast:
When you get ready to
set up your Stoves, this
Fall, givethem all a coat
of 6-5-4; itis applied like
paint, will not rub off
and shines itself. Italso
Typewriter snd »
wanted to do after office hours,
Sa | for work. L. Smith, pe
eS.
Lost
A bunch of keys between high school
and Stevenson street. Retars Tem
as
Ti Point ares
or tat this office. Baitable WAM,
For Sale.
Five Art Andes heatir
Mra. James Keox, 10 os oodras
corner of H
aby uc peoperty ox + ou 8
RE
the people of Athens have but a
faint conception of the immense
business they are doing. We
found the rooms filled with the
most approved machinery and one
hundred men employed about the | im
works. As the majority of the
men are skilled mechanics we may
be assured that they are a most
desirable acquisition to the popula
tion of our town. With the rapid
grewth of this business it is mani
fest that the works must be en-
larged very soon to keep up with
the demands of their industries. It
is a source of congratulation to
A —————
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Farnished room with all the modem |
os Geatleuen onl
quire 207 Lockhart LBP
Two houses to — one eigh
Modern improvements, and one 8's
house. Enquireof GO. L. Van
Athens. Phone 337.0 Valley.
House to rent, corner of
x
Seven room
suitable for small
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