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*Price is cash or standard rate financing. Does not include taxes. Other fees may apply. Available on in-stock inventory only. 1. Customer instant rebate of $5,500 on Kubota LX2620HSDC available with cash or standard rate financing. Customer Instant Rebate is not available with 0% A.P.R. or other promotional financing. Offers expire 09/30/2026. Customer instant rebates of $800 with purchase of the first qualifying snow implements. Qualifying implement must be purchased at the same time as tractor. Qualifying snow implements include: Front Mount Snow Blower (BX2830,BX2816, BX2822A, B2781B, LX2962, LX29170, LX2980, L4469, L4479, L2194A, L2195A, L4474, L4485); Front Blades (BX2812A, BX2826, B2765A, B2775, LX2960, LX2963, LX2972, L4466, L4476, L2172B, L4486, L2814A), QA Loader Blades (B2672, B2673), Front Rotary Sweeper (BX2814A, B2779, LX2950, L4467, L4477) and Rear Mounted Snow Blowers (B2789, BLMX3164, LMX3174, M2684). Offers expire 9/30/26. Terms subject to change. This material is for descriptive purposes only. Kubota disclaims all representations and warranties, express or implied, or any liability from the use of this material. For complete warranty, disclaimer, safety, incentive offer and product information, consult your Dealer or KubotaUSA.com. 2. $0 Down, 0% A.P.R. financing for up to 60 months on purchases of select new Kubota K, U, S (SVL) and SL (SSV) Series Series equipment from participating dealers’ instock inventory is available to qualified purchasers through Kubota Credit Corporation, U.S.A.; subject to credit approval. Some exceptions apply. Example: 60 monthly payments of $16.67 per $1,000 financed. Offer expires 12/31/2026. . For complete warranty, disclaimer, safety and product information see dealer or KubotaUSA.com. †For complete warranty, safety and product information, consult your local Kubota dealer and the product operator’s manual. Power (HP/KW) and other specifications are based on various standards or recommended practices.

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SALE: $54,550* WAS: $64,820 MX4900DTC 50.3 HP†, gear transmission, 4WD, CAB with heat and AC, loaded rear R14 tires. Package includes LA1065 loader, QH16 & Landpride RCF3096 96” mower.

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SCI-FI all-time favorites, and the author of over a hundred books. This literary colossus produced, in a mere four years, the first book on an invisible man; the first about a time machine; and the first involving full-scale alien invasion. Were it not for the slightly earlier Jules Verne — whom, as far as I can tell, Lehr never “covered” — we might be tempted to dub Wells the grandfather of science-fiction; yet he also wrote works of history, satire, biography and political & social commentary — along with dandy comic novels of British middle-class life: Tono-Bungay, Kipps, The History of Mr. Polly and many others. Yet once we acknowledge the foundations laid by Verne and Wells, it seems indisputable that Clarke, Heinlein, Asimov and Bradbury constitute a tetrarchy of masters to whom every subsequent SF writer owes, shall we say, a galactic debt. Clarke and Heinlein were experts in hard science, while Asimov roared through numerous genres, producing upwards of 500 books; his famous “three laws of robotics” seem to become more prescient every day. Bradbury, on the other hand, was more of a mystic, lacing the psyches of adolescent Boomers with hopes, dreams and nightmares that remain ingrained in us to this day.

Yet like Wells, all four of these visionaries were primarily storytellers — always front-lining the human element above gadgetry, jargon and technological flights of fancy. This was also true of my favorite among the second-generation SF writers who followed: Philip K. Dick, whose landmark Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (1968) also keeps getting more and more relevant — as AI becomes increasingly hard to distinguish from humans. Dick’s Electric Sheep was the basis for Ridley Scott’s groundbreaking 1982 movie Blade Runner, which in turn generated a dazzling 2017 sequel — along with Amazon’s hot-looking Blade Runner 2099 series, premiering this November. Located in the third-floor gallery, the Lehr exhibit is free and open to the public. Hours are available at pct.edu/gallery/about#hours. Lehr’s daughter Diana, who made the exhibit possible, will speak at the college’s Davie Jane Gilmour Center, Room 1056, at 6 p.m. on Oct.1 — following a 5 p.m. reception at the Gallery in Madigan. My own talk one week later — 6 p.m., third floor Madigan on Oct. 8 — is likewise free and open to the public; but please register for that one at jvbrown. libcal.com.

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This could be YOUR dream Farmette, your imagination is the limit to the protentional, 10 acres of pasture or crop land, approximately 13 acres woods and approximately 3 acres with the buildings, Clean & Green, Public water, Private sewer, No chemicals used for the last 10 years, property was perked for another set of buildings, TERMS: Auctions starts at 4:00 Pm with misc. wagon lots & equipment, Calf barn equipment sells after property, Property sells as is at 5:00 Pm, $15,000.00 deposit on auction day and the balance on or within 60 days, Transfer taxes split between buyer & seller, Open House; Saturday September 19th 9:00Am to 11:00 Am or call Abner @ 570-927-0325 for a private showing, you must see it to appreciate it Auction held for Adam Jr & Sara Ann Byler Abner & Jesse Fisher & Elmer Lapp Auctioneers 570-927-2862 TERMS; Cash or good check only; Auctioneer, Owner, Auction Company not Responsible for Accidents; Oral statements day of sale take precedents over written Advertisements

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at Kohl’s. This blouse purports ately, I’ve been seeing an to feature an adorably flirty rufuptick in frilly, awe-infle front and flattering tucks. spiring pieces from The shorter sleeves are also ruffashion outlets. Things fled, and the hem length of this like ruffled baby doll dresses and shirt allows it to be worn loose or twirl-worthy skirts, which, pertucked depending on your prefersonally, I’ll take the latter but ence. Since “flirty” is the name leave off the former. This also of the style game for this blouse, means that Victorian-era-inI’d style it with more traditionalspired tops are semi-trending. Of ly masculine or neutral pieces to, course, dainty statement blouses Bernadette again, create interesting contrast. have always been around, but Ulsamer I’d tuck this blouse into a pair of the current offerings have a more tailored trousers and wear with vintage vibe and aren’t just rendered in frills and lace. Here’s a rundown loafers. However, if romance is in the air of some Victorian blouses out there and for you this fall, then go ahead and pair this with a floral maxi skirt and ballet flats. how to wear them. For a more “homespun” take on this First up, there is the modern, yet romantic take of this trend of blouses with em- trend (looking at you, Little House on the broidery, puffed sleeves, and high collars Prairie reboot), there’s Zara’s Embroidered like Mango’s 100% Cotton Blouse with Smocked Blouse with a round neck, long Floral Embroideries with delicate pearl-es- sleeves, and ruffle-trimmed shoulders. The que buttons. The mini-pleated edges of the smocked bodice creates a peplum-style collar and cuff feel quite prim and proper ruff, and the rick-rack detailing gives it a and make for an interesting contrast when homemade feel. To avoid a too-precious paired with a more casual bottom like look, you can wear this top with barrel-leg jeans or corduroys. A navy or chocolate jeans to create an unexpected silhouette brown cord with a more vintage-feeling and a sling-back kitten heel. This blouse blouse and blazer feels very English Coun- also pairs well with anything high-waisted, with the peplum ruffle along the hem tryside this time of year. Another take on the romantic aspect of to create a bit of a flare shape. If you’re interested in a more boho take Victorian tops, but a bit less buttoned-up than high-collar options, are ruffled short- on Victorian blouses, there’s Free People’s er-sleeved blouses like the Lauren Conrad Se e BLOUSES o n Pa g e 1 4 Ruffle Front Blouse with Tucks available

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which sells recreations of vintage style and touts the quality is “suitable for movie, TV, or theatrical productions, living history and performing arts requirements.” Which I take to mean they look vintage but hold up to some wear and tear, unlike true vintage pieces. For blouses, they have a Florence Lace Blouse in white featuring a floral crochet along the pleated front and sleeves with a band collar topped by a ruffle. This definitely can, and should, be styled with modern pieces to avoid costume territory. So, bust out a statement pant and a pop-of-color shoe for a vintage-inspired-but-modern outfit. I also like their Pinstripe Blouse in black and white. This is a more severe style, no lace or ruffles; however, the high collar and puffed sleeves speak to the late Victorian and early Edwardian eras. This buttoned blouse could be swapped with any standard button-down outfit for an old-timey take on a current-day look. No matter your Victorian blouse source, one of the reasons folks are drawn to the flirty tops right now is because they are the perfect yin to the yang of casually cool bottoms. Whether it’s a pair of loose-fitting barrel-leg jeans, drawstring trousers, or corduroys, a romantically vintage top balances out those boyishly cool pieces. So, if you’re thinking about having a whimsically chic fall, look for tops with subtly sheer fabrics like lace, frills, ruffles, embroidery, and voluminous sleeves.

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First Crush Lace tunic in ivory. Granted, the drop-waist silhouette plays more to 1920s versus 1890s style; however, the ruffled long sleeves, lace choker-style neckline, and scalloped hem keyhole feature walk the line between flapper and “angel in the house”. You could wear this tunic as a top; however, I’m seeing this as a mid-layer worn under a strapless dress so that the lacy sleeves and neckline become the start of the show versus the peekaboo lace of the bodice. There’s also the brand’s Salone eyelet top again in ivory that looks straight out of the Anne of Green Gables miniseries from 1985, in a good way. The eyelet embroidery, scallop trim, and smocked back make for a relaxed yet fitted silhouette with a knowingly vintage charm. This top pairs with a cropped black trouser for a charming workwear look, or wear with a casual drawstring pant for weekend brunch. Most of the options out there are white or ivory; however, a patterned blouse like Torrid’s Festi Ruffle Neck Tiered Top with its burgundy and black paisley print also speaks to the Victorian trends. It features long bell sleeves and a double ruffle hem with shirring that fits the bill for frills, while the paisley makes me think of 19th century upholstery, again in a good way. You can maintain the Victorian feel when wearing a midi-length black skirt and black boots. Or go a different vintage route with bell-bottom jeans and cork-soled wedges. Lastly, there’s the Historical Emporium,

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Train Show and Craft Fair What: The Clinton Central Model Railroad Club will be holding a train meet. New and used model railroad items, railroad memorabilia, crafts, and more! There will also be an operating modular layout on display by Iron City N-Scale for all to see! For more information, call 814-4821361 or visit www.CCMRR.org When: Sunday, October 4th, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: Woodward Fire Hall, 4147 N. Route 220 Hwy., Linden.

Choral Evensong What: A Choral Evensong will be sung by Trinity’s choir and choral scholars to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 570-322-0126. When: Sunday, October 4th, at 4 p.m. Where: Trinity Episcopal Pro-Cathedral, 844 W. 4th St., Williamsport.

CHURCH EVENTSEVENTS... CHURCH Faithful Listening What: 3rd Annual “Faithful Listening” Speaker Series. United Churches of Lycoming County is delighted to bring author, Don Gaffney, to Williamsport for the third edition of their “Faithful Listening” Speaker Series. Mr. Gaffney is the author of the book, “Common Ground: Talking about Gun Violence in America.” Attendees do not need a ticket; the event is free and open to the public. A limited supply of gun locks will also be available, free of charge. When: Thursday, October 1st, at 7 p.m. Where: New Covenant United Church of Christ, 202 E. Third St., Williamsport. Yard and Bake Sale What: Yard sale and baked good sale. Jewelry, clothes, and housewares. When: Friday, October 2nd, from 12-5 p.m., and Saturday, October 3Rd., from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: All Saints Memorial Church, 1656 Scott St., Williamsport. Festival What: Fall to winter festival. Homemade apple dumpling, soups, pulled pork platters with 2 sides, homemade pies. 9” mums for $8, pumpkins, Indian corn, beautiful fall and Christmas crafts and raffle baskets. Something for everyone. When: Saturday, October 3rd, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: Garman Lutheran Church, 1779 Sulphur Run Rd., Jersey Shore.

Worship Service What: Worship Service. Sermon series: Football Faith, Week 4: “The Offensive Line: Unseen Faithfulness.” When: Sunday, October 4th, at 10 a.m. Where: DuBoistown Church, 133 Summer St., DuBoistown.

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