of which are specially call. This is the people’s shows more twenty miles. Buy Books in the Basement Children’s 3c and up Padded Poets and Classics at Jess than asked selections grow less each day about 4 price usually Buv now, French, Austrian, German and Japanese Bric-a- Brac and China See filled in assortments, made up at 10 and 2 values of '2 more in these assortauents tables Basement Special 25¢ Some Lamps of Newness breaks at least forty Each * but we show from leading have specially for big selling at little prices dav's selling assortment, styles. We buy factories and priced Pocketbooks, Purses and Leather Goods Hundreds of styles and prices that will satisfy those view when buving Silk Kimonas, Bath Robes and Dressing Sacques Short and long Kimonas 49¢ and up who have economy in Long Kimonas 89¢ and up Bath Robes tor men and women, beaut fully made and designed, $1 69 up to $8 Rugs Are Always Useful Small ones 89¢ and up Medium and larger ones at prices that has bronght buvers to us daily Pyrography Hundreds ol articles at about two-thirds the usual price elsewhere 100 Handkerchiel and Glove Boxes go on sale today at 19% for this sale will Specially bought Small Mission Novelties and Housefurnishing Specialties We never showed so many useful and economically priced articles; they include Hat and Stein Racks, Book and Paper Racks, Chairs, Plate Racks, Children’s Tables, Mor- ris and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Dinner Calls, Framed Tapestries, Umbrella Stands, Waste Baskets, Screens, all values and many styles this It’s instructive and a treat to visit heavily stocked department A New Lot of Furs on Sale - Today Mink, Martin and Fox Mufls; alsospecial lot of Children’s Fur Sets at $1.25 and up. Women’s, Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Coats and Suits at One-half Price We have laid out 25 garments—some- thing for all ages and at all values come quick them. It's a bargains If vou enough you will get one of way we have of boosting and making prices in each de- partment of this Big Store. Besides vou may buy a garment for someone and this should attract as a Xmas gift, Remember 25 Distinct Garments at (One-half Price Big Bargains in Winter Millinery Some about 4; price tell the story Toyland in the Basement All toys are being taken from our win. dows and sent to Basement Go there to find them Framed Pictures The biggest line of Colortypes, Carhons, Sepias, Etchings and Pastels 10c and up If you have 25c¢ or 100 dollars to spend you can. a Subscribe for The mecord. Buy china at Athens Racket store District Attorney Mills was in To- wanda today. Buy your Christmas furniture of Ro- gers & Miller, 185-5 Miss Gussie Hardy went to Towan- da this marniog ou business Mrs CW. Clapp has gone to Read- ing, Pa, to spend the holidays with her daughters W. H. Cramer was home over Sun- day and returned to Huttonville, W Va. this morning C. W. Sanford of LeRay. has been visiting his son, Arthur 106 Freder- ick street and returned this morning Mrs. H B. Meade of Burlington has been the guest of her daughter Miss E Haines apd returned to her home this morning S. E Olds, who has been working at the bridge works Lhis winter went to Milan this morning for the pur- pose of renting a farm of Dan Brown Miss Bessie Stroud of Oberlin Col lege, came to Athens last night night and stopped at the home of Geo. H Stroud, resuming her journey to Wya- The inhabitants on Cherry street are hot on the trail of those milk purioiners and there will be some thing doing before long unless the robberies cease We have received news that Hen- ry Towner, one of the oldest resi- dents was found dead In his bed ves- terday moruing He years old was about 78 and was a relative of Dr Towner of Sayre M. louis Gore has opened his stu- dio to the public at 112 North St He has over five hundred fine studies for oll and water from "which he wiil take orders and a large as- sortment of hand painted water col ors, sepia and delfe, reasonnbie prices color, monochromes at Mr. and Mrs. I. W, Collins went Sheshequin to day to visit at the home of John M. Smith. Mr Smith is & relative of William 1. Collins that re- cently died at the hospital and has been in feeble health for a long time and the death of Mr. Collins has been {nn sad blow to litm which has complete Iy prostrated him. Mra. Daniel Vanlon has so far re- {covered from her injuries as to be jable to be out. She was taken tc church Sunday in nan wheeled chair and yesterday was down town She lhas shown a great amount of hero- sma and in all of her suffering has been cheerful and kind. [It is a bless- ed disposition to be thus happy un der afiction, and her friends all glad to see her once more Were AUDIENCE NOT LARGE BUT LECTURE FINE. Scholarly Address Given By Dr. John Merritte Drivers In Athens Last Night. Athens—The audience last night, but not as ought to have been to listen to the lecture of Dr. John Merritte Drivers on Ultimate America Those who heard it feel that their patriotism was enlarged and their citizenship exalt- ed by the buring wocds of eloquence that he uttered Dr. Driver has visited foreign countries and is well able to tell what has been and still is the moulding influence of Amer- ican ideaz. He sald that when we acquired the Philippines he thought that {t was an unwise move but now ihe {3 convinced that it was just what we should have done and he felt that from those islands. And the elements of progress were fell In every Europ- ean nation. They were ready to re- ceive use and we ought to follow the leadings of providence until we ac- complish onr mission in the govern- ments of the earth was large large many . Conl at $60 a Ton In Tonepab. KANSAS CITY, Dec 18 -With coal selllug in Togopah at $60 » ton and the northwest unable to get fuel at duy price becatise the rallvoads say there is a shortage of curs, there are more than 4000 empty cars standing on side tracks in Kansas Clty alone. Heports from varions raMroad division points in | Missourl and Kansas indicate that cars | are plentiful In both states Run vn Columbia Trust Company, MIDDLEFOWN, Conn, Dec. 18 — The run of three days on the Colum- bla Trust colipany hax come to ap j end, only a few depositors withdraw. ing thelr money, while un large number of depemitors returned money. Humors that the company 4. ahont to fail started the ram, Wenther Prdibabliitiea, F Fate und coll, wigrtiyme st winds Williams’ Kidney Pills, Have you Rhegiected your Kidneys? Have your oWsrworked your nervous system and €aused trouble with your Kidneys Bladder? Have you pains the loin, side, back, groins {and Bladder? Have you a flabby ap- | pearance of the face, sépdelally un- der the Sp 1 oo. to bam. Jr. geweral coutisel snd vie president of the Mutual Heserve Life in Sing Sing prison at hard labor. ceny last week. He was indicted on pending. Frederick A. Burnham, pres ident, and George B. Eldridge, a vice | under indictment = Nine gzailors belonging to the crew of | ed off here, owing to the upsetting ol a cutter in which they were returnin to the warship There were forty me in the cutter, and all were thrown Int the water. Owing to a heavy fog rescuing thirty-one of the sailors, Many | of these were uhconscions when picked | Say Mattos Caused Covad Southe: Southern Wreck. WASHINGTON, Dec. I15-The offi occurred at Lawyers, Va, un Thanks giving day asd in which President Spencer of the Southern and six oth ers, inchuling a number of prominent people, lost their lives has been con cluded and the responsibility for the wreck placed on 3 Db Mattox, block operator at Rangoon Station, Va, New Coal Devices Var Warships, WASHINGTON, Dec 1S ~The bat tleship lowa has left Norfolk for some point on the Atlantic, where she will meet the collier Abarenda amd con vice for coaling ships at see “A Speedy Cure Lo Bilicussens, Dy Constipation Liver Comtuin, To Tired " Feotng P. a Taste = the Mouth, lexion, Nervousness and diseases of vr Stomach, Liver and Bowehs } Sulla Lives Be bowel, B a gently, t upon { ver, tomach and digestive ofpane pals in a en Te digestion, act at once, without! grigasg, nor do they leave after. mbfles ty Bo ros Raryic em of purging, produc y other cat ic remedies Bloodline Liver Pills ** restore the deranged and torpid Liver to its normal condition and healthfsl action. Remove and pre- vent constipation by securing a natural and rege- lar operation of the bowels, and relieve those un. pleasant symptoms which attend a diseased or morbid condition of the liver, stomach and bowels To assist ia artalning this ead, the following sug. gestions are offered. REMARKS, Everyone who uses ie for their action on the liver, should know that large doses rarely ve a hbo a» umall ones Large doses ty. shy Joie nd | oul of the sys tem, usually — ted, and seldom removing cause of 3 Sows le, or jes. prove the general heath Ou the other hasd, small doses develop the alterative effect of the medicine, do not irritate or constipate the bowels, but gently stimalate the liver and veut the accumulation of bile by directing its Sow into the prog channels Therefore itis advisable tw com- wat by taking not over one or two pills at bed. tocrease dose 88 Becessary. PoxTLAND, Gaxrs:=1find y * Bloodise Liver Ahaw the moet effective wal 1 ever weed. cause PAE Yo SASH VY Stier elles 40 uit liver MRS. AMADA RICHARDSON, Bloodine Liver Pills | s7abox. 5 boxes 1.00 | Bloodine Ointment cures Piles, gos a bes. . SOLD BY C. M. DRIGGS, SAYRE. COME TO Hill & Beibach's CAFE For the Finest Beers, Ales, Wines Maynard, Maynard & Schrier Attorneys and Counselors M. I. A\. BLOCK, SAYRE, PA. MAYNARD BLOCK, ATHENS, PA. i 75¢c to $50.00 Here you will find furs for all tastes. Ni priced either, but all worth the price asked Ncthing gives 9 ch a dre.sy dash 10 ¢ stipe like an sppropriste fur What isan: pria‘e fur for yo? best way to find o come in and 'ry tha eflects of different styles. assortment of Uk FASHIONS is st Jour just that purpose We sre h re to show you, sell vou if we suit you with what rou want. RED. TAG FURS AT BARGAIN _I'RIC] SOBRE XN : Better get busy and drop inte the Racket Store atl once for that Christ. Fe & mas gift. We bare an extraorliinary of beautiful and useful gift goods, toys, games, fine china, ele, stock ( ' at the well known Racket Store Low prices, Plenty of courteous clerks— but our advice Is te come early In the \ 28) day. Gregg's Racket Store, ” 7 \ Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly. BAS ANIOSE 0SBORN’S LIVERY | ELMER A. WILBER Wholesaler o? Wines, Beer and Ales. 0 Baggage called for and delivered of Sayre, Athens, and OUR SPECEALTL LEMIGH CLUB WHIS : WICH BEEK AND NOR WICH BREWING COS. ALES, 109 Packer Avenue, Sayre, Pa. Both Phones. WANTED HORSES AND CATTLE DEAD OR . ALIVE. Mandolin Teacher — — Will pay $1.00 a head“at the barn Will be in Sayre on Saturday, each |All calls promptly attended to day to promptly. Livery at- 111 Miller Street. OFFICE HOURS: Genito urinary and chronic diseases | Both Phones. + Bell telephone in house~ J. H. DUNLAP, Susquehanna St, Athens, Pa Room Richard block, over For forther particulars ad- CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Everything new and up-to-date. First- Waverly, N. Y. Class Accommodations. Thomas Ave, Opposite L .V. Station. Say Specialties: Rates $1.50 Per Day. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and the proper Fitting of Glasses. Hours—9-12; 1-6; 7-8; Sundays by appointment Office, H. L. Towner, M.D. H. Tuttle, M. D., Specialties. Diseases of Women and of the Rec- tum. Hours 7to 9a. m, 1 to 3, 7Tto8 p. om. OFFICEE—SAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Phone 27x. 128 Lockhart St. E. M. Dunham, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,. Ofice: Rooms 4 and 6, Elmer Block, Lock- hart Street, Sayre Attorneys and Counselors at Law. A GENERAL LAW RUSINESS TRANSACTED, Valley Phone 180a. Sayre. C. J. Kitchin, Sayre's Leading Drayman. Goods, Safes ete. “Alex D. Stevens, Insurance and Real Estate. Loans Negotiated, Insurance Written, Houses Rented, Rents Collect- > ed, Taxes Paid. Room 7, Elmer Block, LOCKHART STREET, Speclalist. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Gi accurately fitted. Hours 10 to am,2tb5 7to8 pm Office residence, 211 South Elmer Ave. Val ley ‘phone 156x. Co erty and Bulider Plans and Estimates Furnished. 210 Miller St Sayre, Pa m . ASHTON, General Contratior and Bullder. Plans and EstUmates Furnished Phone 125. Residence 208 Chedtnut St, Sayre, Pa. There Is mo mook mor corner In Fancy Vests, Ties, Hosiéry, Bath Robes, Smoking Jackets, . Has, Caps, Gloves, Shirts, " Sweaters, Fancy Dress Mufflers MURPHY & BLISH Tailors, Clothiers, Hgberdashe < 3 5 a] ng « - a ae ec ls
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