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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1910. THE EVENING RECORD, PA. PAGR THREE TOP COATS CREATED MODELS THAT LOOK WARM, ARE WARM, BUT LIGHT ENOUGH IN WEIGH i. NOT TO BE BURDENSOME. JUST THE KIND OP COATS FOR THESE CRISP EVENINGS.

EXCLUSIVE FABRICS, FAULTLESS FIT AND FINISH, MODERATELY PRICED. KID GLOVES OLDSMIT arv 6ood Clothes REE.NVILLE. PA. SILK GLOVES ed tlio Cnsinb club at her home in street Friday evening. Three: tables of bridge were utilised ilv.ring the evening -mid honors to Mrs.

H. Pliillips. Birthday Party. Mrs. Kathcriue Xorps cnvei- tained in honor of flip sixth birthdny of her daughter, Xana Hay at (he ris home in Norlh street.

Friday af- Scowdeu, I ternoou. There were game-' various ley, Leo kinds nnd refreshments for the seven- Miadcly, i teen little guests. Wedding Anniversary. In honor of (lie Jnlii wedding ir.itiivi r-i sjiry of their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.

H. ('. Smith of Chambers iivenm-. Misses Kthcl and Marpniet were instrumental in giving surprise party Fri- 'iay cvi'ninL The Tile-Is wr-ir Mr. and Mrs.

11. Mr. and Mrs. 1). D.

Lynn. Mr. and .1. In spy. Mr.

nnd Mrs. O. (i. Mr. mid Mrs.

W. Armsl ning. Mr. nnd Mrs. ranK Kamerer and Mr.

and Mrs. GOT-. bcricli. nonut, Miss Dnveu. IJcntty, Mereer, Miss Blanche Clark and Kail Han-J del.

Youngstown, Miss Edith Lin-! inger. Grove City. Misses Marbelle' Darby, Sarah Stark, Teg Conies, Rach- iiel Willinnis. Miss Messrs. Kenneth Kolb Clitf Homer.

Bill Allen, Carl MoKee nnd Bob Fleming, Sharon, IV; Misses Helen Pnt'erson. Mildred Benson, Adelado Genovieve Anna D-iiU'v, Messrs. Ed. Dil- lloguo, Percy Cbxrk. Ralph Kay Unb Bender.

FILMS AND FILM FOLK Kd Perow. Ed Mcadvillo, Pa. Kre and i''nnl Duilev, entertained nner in I lie re about I Slffnirs weddin of the dinner wns bride, after served at the home Mr. Jennings Flynn-Jennings. The marriage of Miss Xoru Flynn, (laughter of Sir.

and Mrs. Mich- iH'l Flynn. -17 Smith Irvine avenue, nnd Mr. John Leo Jennings, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. Jennings, of Mercer, took place ill o'clock Thursday afternoon in the Kacrod Heart Roman Catholic, church. Fr. J. H.

Me performed I lie ceremony in the presence of relatives friends. Miss Irene. Flynn served her cousin as bride's nmid and Mr. Jiiiiu Jennings was his brother's ciily attendant. Following the ceremony a and his bride left for their trip.

i lietiirning they will reside on College juvenile, Greenville. --Sharon Cor. iJi.sepiiiiioi Guests nt the wedding were the bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

It. of Mercer; Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Hnskin, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Buchanan, Mr.

nnd Mrs. I). F. Crowley. Mr.

nnd Mrs. J. F. StroS'snr of Greenville; Mr. ami Mrs.

Homer nnd son. Mrs. M. Jennings and daughter Kstelle, of Mercer, nnd M. Jennings, of Akron.

Church Reception. A reception was he of the United Knmgo day evening in honor W. Ware. After lunch "as served. the parlors Ir.irch Fri-.

and Mrs. program her for Mrs. Deming Hostess. Mrs. L.

B. Doming of North High street entertained the Ladies' Society of the H. of L. F. and their friends on Wednesday ami evening, with games and luncheon present were Mrs.

(Juv rs. Annual Sea Food Dinner. The F.Iks' chili, No. it their annual son fund i club Friday evening. Tli-Ti 150 members present, immy of whom were from out of town.

Knmsey nnd Kleine, a teniu appearing at YomtgV theatre this week wen- entertain ers. Mrs. Uamsey who the d.iuj'h- ter-in-hiw of Clnrlcs Ramsey of Iliis city, excells as a banjo player and melodious voice won nrieh praise her. Tho menu was ni Celery Olives Pickle" Cliini Ruillnti Saratoga Flakes Baked Clams llol I In Her INI no Boiled Lobster with MuyoMiinis" Dressing Broiled Spring Chicken Saratoga Flakes Tom.I toe-i Candied Sweet Hard Rolls nnd HuHer Catering wns done by Robert Lovell MERCER SQUARE STARTS VAUDEVILLE. Merror new pro- Oil Monday evening Square theatre gram of refined vaudeville, formal opening in Julv of the its Since its this vear it Casino Mrs.

Club. Charles Piichnrdsoii intertain Mrs. William Knmmorpr. Mrs. A.

C. Yorhocs. Mrs. John Stranb. Mrs.

H. E. Lackcv. Mrs, 11. L.

Mrs. F. I. Bickcrt. Mrs.

F. K. Miller. Mrs. Clara John, llovey.

Mrs. Arthur Mrs. F. S. Moon.

Mrs. Leslie McCoy. Mr-. Dinid Mrs. llY-pir- Mrs.

T. C. Lniiiiing. Mrs. J.

.1 IVirman Demiiig. Dipiiald I'l'ining. ilen- drickson. IrMct iind Wvrt'r All repoiled good A SUCCESSFUL "SUIT" depends on many of all on a. good appearance.

The recognized success of a MICHAELS-STERN SUIT is based on knowledge of this fact and on ability to cut and tailor a successful suit for you, whether you're seventeen or seventy. See Michaels-Stem clothes for Fall at our store Fifteen to Thirty Dollars CHAS. DAMBACHER SON 159 MAIN ST. Nichols-Brown. Announcement is made of i lie marriage of Miss Myrtle Cclin Brown of this city find Nichols of Albion.

The ceremony was at the home of the officiating jiisjicp. IT. W. Story, of Espyville. October IfiHi.

at. Mrs. Benninghoff Entert.iincd. Mrs. Joseph Ri'Tiiiiimlr'iM' enteitained the monthly social meeting of the Pun- dfiy school clnss of Mrs.

Franklin Sawvel of Trinity I.nlli"ran clinrch at her home in Main street Friday evening. The class has as, its objcclive raising money for the proposed new edifice and sewing of various is done in preparation for sales. Those present were: Berllia Miller. Herbert Slofs, Frances Lyon. Edward Wright, William B.

Baird, Bertha Emery. Walter Lung- linns. Campbell, Benning- holf. Henry Slraiib. Luther TTengist, Patterson.

A. J. Rose. Jnines Connelly. Missei Catherine Carbon, Pearl nnd (iraee S(I'llnb, Eva 1'crtlia Cook.) Kate Thompson nnd I'ear I Heilman nnd I Mrs.

M. E. Mower -if Akron, guesi ol tier dangliter. Mrs. J.

MoMnnnus. has been running high gnidu plioloplnya at pofiular prices and at the same fimoi Miimifrer Ray Munlv. has been making'. extensive alterations -it the stage and now has built and equipped as fine it stage as will bo mini in most mod- I him size cities. In fact, the th'aterj taken as a whole is eomforta lile imdj well eq'iipcd and tlrpenville can wi II be pri ud of it.

The singe -In feet wide, SO deep and all curtains are on "lifts" instead of "rolls." The height, from the lloor to the "Mya" is 3S feet, and it took nearlv a mile of ripe to swing all the curtains and scenery. The dressing rooms arc 1 located beneath the stage. They are six in number and are siillicienfly lai'fre enough lo rrom mo- date the largest of traveling shows. Both dressing rooms nnd slnjic are fitted out with every convenience to facilitate good Manager wishes it understood tlint nothing but refined vaudeville will be permitted and parents can stifely send their children and ladies- can safely attend without being cmbnrrnsspd by nets." There' be mnlinee- noun tit reduced prices. Mondiiv.

October i 1 afler- Xo mn inec Friendship Circle. The Friendship Circle wns entertained by Mrs. Fred Stone at the home of Mrs. (ieorge Ebberts in street. Friday.

There were IS members nnd two out-of-town guests. Mrs. j'ranglii'nn of Albion, the truest of Mrs. Allen Johnson and Miss Irene SmHii of Cleveland. HUM guest of Mrs.

William ITosfonl. A local) garni' contest, create'! much and after several piano solos refreshments were served. On October 20 Mrs. will entertain the club North Main street. Jerry at' her Sullivan home in Attended Pie Supper.

Miss Helen Callalnn and Miss Marjorie flarber with a number of their friends attended the chicken pie suppei at Adamsville on Thursday evening. The trip was made in Ooodwin and Xnnn's motor truck. Queen Esther Circle. The regular meeting of the Esther Circle met at the home of Miss Hodge in State street cm Friday evening. There, were twenty members in attendance.

The lesson "Young Peoples Work in Temperance." was condnet- ed by Miss Puith Hodsie. The November meet ing will with Miss Knthro Jones in Bessemer street. OLYMPIC. Ann Pcnnington in her Screen Debut in "Susie SnowflakR." This serio-comic tale is a of musical comedy life. Susie is daughter of an actress who takes up the profession as soon as is lii enough to walk.

But I he show fails, nnd she is forced to seek admission to the old home, which her mother bad do serlcd many years before. Here she finds two maidenly nnnfs. who are horrified at her being an actress. There is a real, honest lover--nnd a young ehnp who hopes to win Susie's favor through his money baas; then there is an old man who mistakes Susie for an unsophisticated little darling. Tn other words, there is -a wealth of com edv and drama in "Susie Snnwflnke." YOUNG'S Mrs.

Mallory Honored. Mrs. W. T. Mallorv of this city.

Deputy president of the. Vtcboknh lodge of Mercer county was honor guest at banquet Thursday evening. Mrs. Mallory with the Adelln TCebekMi lodge of Sharon went to in a special ear where they exemplified the degree upon the Yoiincrstown Tlebekalis who were hostesses of the occasion. Boys and Girls See Pictures.

The Baptist chnre'ii had to elose the doors 20 minutes before time Friday night so soon did the auditorium fill up for the first festival of the full and winter season for the hoys arid girls of tho. town. They seemed glad to get back again. Chief of Police Penman spoke a few words of appreciation of the efforts of the cburcii to interest the yoiuig and warned the bovs and (jirls to be careful about going homo from the meetings making sure the way is cle-T bet'o'-e crossing 1'u 1 streets, liaby J. Enrle Edwards wns introduced happy applause.

Everyimdv enioy Miss Petticoats. Alice Brady in (he title role. Miss Petticoats, is ns fascinating an ever. The story is that of young girl whose mother having nmrried a Frenchman died nt her birth. She becomes connected with a rich woman of the town by saving her lite, is compromised by her nephew, talked about by his affinity and finally goes abroad with her bcno- I fnetress where she is awarded a fortune by her parental grandparent.

She rc- liirns to America and to her old love, Harding. Llewelyn On vis art Mrs. (ieorge 7'arson? nnd Mrs. guests of Mr. nnd of Massilon, O.

Airs. Ora Bell Clarion is the of Mrs. Frank Tlinkson. Ernest Campbell Sharon las ended visit with her riot her. Mrs.

Samuel Smith. Good and Strong. Bntcheiv-'Wasn't that a good steak I sent you yesterday? It was good, durable an-. I Parker's the Lieeii Neshannock Club The social oi i illr 1 opened Friday by a Harvest Moon dance given the Neshannoek Club in Heiininglioff hall. As usual this club irives from many standpoints the most v.ll'nirs of I IK; town.

There were ninety-six couples in nttenu- niice on Friday evening. The hall was decorated in streamers and cornshocks based with pumpkins. Rxeellent music was furnished by the 'Hees irchestra and dancibg was genera! until twelve o'clock. Th.iiiUsgMiM.!.' night Die club will give the second of their series. Many out-of-town were pies- ent among whom were the following: Miss Ruth King Hornewood.

Miss Irene Smith. Cleveland. Claire Fol- ev. Eric. 'HnrrU-'M Hfisford.

Con- returned i when 1 they 1m friends. -Mrs. Katherine been in own, N. Y. time, is the guest of Mr.

mid laiijjhtcr Landing. of who f.or Mrs. some S. I). Better Than Spanking.

I HIT nui cure chiiovren of Iv.d There oonntitntionpil for tl.is ironlilw Mrs. M. Hiimmon). Bom W. Notre Duno, will eonfl to any mother BucroBsful home trerttmeut, wil 1 full in- sti-nctionn.

Send no money, Init writs hsr today if your children trouhio you in thin wny Don't blnme the child, tho chances nro it cnn I help it. This trimlment mlulta ngod peojilo trouhlod with urine by day or niifiit. Mrs. M. Hummers, Box R.

Notre Dame, mil of Mrs. FORSViAL OPENING 2 TO 9 6, An occasion of special significance to all who desire authentic information upon the correct fashions in Women's, Apparel, Millinery and Furs view in all The style of the season will be on partments of this store attractively displayed and the most beautiful sur- roundings. I We cordially invite you to attend the opening of our new store and I learn the many advantages of making I this place your future stopping center. I. J.

KELLER 192 Main Street, Greenville, Pa. iiicin arc in (lie fooflinll iTohn W. Bentry is (he mies Herman Kaly of Fredonin. Mr. and Mrs.

George Bull and VTillitim T.illi^' have left for California. ami Mrs. IT. A. have been called to Ynuiifjstown by the death of the aunt.

Mrs. KM i'anley. Miss Sara Lever has gone to California when' she will ri nide with Mr. and Mrs. Krank l.cicr.

i --Mrs. Delhi U'haleii has returned lo AVarren nl'li'i- ji visit with firends here. --Mrs. -Morgan Unulfonl juis. returned to her home in Washington.

0. sifte- a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Andrew Davis. C. lower of Akron ended a with her sister, Mrs.

.1. McMamuis. Mrs. M. K.

Mower is -laying with Mrs. JU'Miuinus a few weeks. --Mrs. K. A.

Miles and children, Harold and Jane, of Somerset, have ended a visit with Mrs. Miles' parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.

1. Haupt. --Mrs. Kose Plrlan is the gnes-l of her sister in stown. 11.

Klirhurt of PitUburg was fireenville caller Saturday. Catherim. Bell of i- giKiSl of her sister, Mrs. tdn Free. -C.

P. of Meadvilhf is t.hi of frifiuls in town. Matts Keck of Conneiiut Luke in (own rSiituivliiy. Will lard Howe of Oil City was in t'ircenville Friday "veiling. Cirinim.

Charles Harry Jeroe and 0. A. SpeaUman of Mead- attended the sea food dinner at the lOlks' club Friday wening. Miss liertliu Long niece, Katli- erinc Lenu. left Fiidny for New Castle, to spend Siindny iwth he.r parents, M'r.

and Mrs. Pt. IT. Daiigherty. Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Lean went to New Castle Siitnrdav to viist Mrs. K. H. Daugherty.

Mrs. J. MVMn limits has returned to her home after an illm-ss in the Greenville hosiptal. Miss Carolyn Brt'iiiuin of Jtirnes- toAvn, N. is the week end guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Jolin T. Brennan ot Chambers avenue. Miss Carolyn tiremwn of N. is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Brennan. I he OCT. 7, 1916 45 YEARS AGO TODAY great Chicago fire broke out, the loss was estimated at ooo and 250 persons perished.

TODAY Dainty toilet articles are to be found here aplenty, they make useful and practical presents. J. W. DUNLAP i Come to this store tomorrow, and see the largest stock of tellable Suits, Overcoats and New Fall Furnishings that was ever shown in. Greenville.

THIS FEATURE ALONE MAKE YOUR CLOTHES BUYING EASY AT GIBSON'S Hart Schaffner Marx Suits and Overcoats $18 to 835 Styleplus Suits and Overcoats always Gibson Special Suits and Oveicoads always $13-75 Xtragood Clothes for Boys and O'cOats $5 to $12 School Clothes for Boys (Suits and O'coats) $2.95 and $3.45 NEW HATS NEW SWEATER CQATS NEW UNDERWEAR NEW MACKINAWS Mercer County's Largest Clothing Store EVERYMAN'S STORE SPECIAL SALE For one week, eommencing Monday, October 2: Oct. 9 Matinee at 3 p. m. Night at 8:30 Christian League Meeting. Men's Christian League meeting in the Baptist church Sunday at 3 p.

in. All men whether members or not are invited. You can't afford to miss this meeting. Walter A. Beaheler will lead the meeting.

Subject, Is Morality as Good to You as Christianity for Your Life and Death! Alma In India. In India no beggar is refused alms. Ho Is always given either money or a small dole of rice, no Inquiry being made as to whether he deserves help. The mendicant thus obtains enough for the dally needs of himself, family arid laz.v relatives. LYMAN H.

HOWElS TRAVEL FESTIVAL HAWAII SPAIN NORWAY REPARBDNESS WEJT MANY OTHBRS Potatoes, per Peaches (N. Y. state) Pears (Burtlott) bn. llama, per Ib Bacon, jier Ib Sl per bu 1 1 ftO 05 75 Coll'ce, per Ten, per Ib Laundry soap, 9 15c bars 2Cc The only genuine, cut-rate Ktor'i in (Ireenville, Pa. Wo lend, follow.

Give us a trial and for yourself. Fl A THF 1 toft A 1 CUT RATE MARKET 128 Main Street. Look for the White Store. WILL W. LAIRD Prop.

PRICES: MATOTEE, 25, AND 35 CEBITS. NIGHT, 35, 35; 50 CENTS. SEATS AT DAVIS' DRUG STORE, STARTING FRIDAY FOR BOTH MATINEE AND NIGHT. ER 13 NOT A MOVING PICTURE. A BIG VLAY DEALING MANNER.

PRICES, 2 5 TO $1.00 WITH PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS AT SOC. SEATS ON SALE AT DAVIS' DRUG STORE. MAIL ORDEM ACCEPTED..