Wh Stan SulKcHitimi tl.t'O prr trar, or $1.00 if paid Mrirlhj in udrunct. !. A. HTKPIIKM40N, Kdltar and Pub. WEDNESDAY. 1VKCKMIVKU 14, 180S. Animlrprnilont toi'ul mnrr,pnMIhMhwi-y Wcdmwlnv it. lttvnol(lvlllc, JenVntnn '. I'll., dVvnti'd in l lie Inti-nvit of Ki-ynoldnvlllii nnd .Ttffin,m minify. Ntm-wiiltlcnl. will tri'Ht .11 with fiili-m-HA, mid will heiwpvchilly friend ly t-nwnrN the lnlNrlnff Hit. giihwrlpilnn prlri'l.nniT ycnr.ln nrtvsnrr. Uonitiiiinh'iitliiiiM liitiMHli-ti for ptihltt'iillon must ho nfcoffipmiliMl by tho wrlli-r'n numo, not for publiriillnn. hut na A Kuitrnntt'P of good fulfil. IntoH'stlntf news tti'ma nollrltiMl. AdVHrtlnintf rntc midn known on applica tion at tho olli'p In I 'mohllrh-llrnry lllm'k. LenKhty rommtinlratlotift And chnnKS nf AdvnrtNfmontH himll rtwh tliin offire by Mondnv noon. Addri'K nil rmnmiinlratlnns toC. A.Btcph nnon, ltynoldviilf, l'n. Knt"n-d at tho postonV At Roynolclsvlllo, Pa.. as WM'ond rnn mull mattor. Conventions at Sykesville. J. L. Long, Esq., of Sykesville, was a pleasant caller at Thk Star ofllce Sat urday afternoon. Mr. hong, who has boon a membor of tho program commit too for Bible School Conventions of the Clearfield Baptist Association for years, says tho convention of tho a'x)Vo Asso ciation hold in Sykosvlllo last Wednes day was one of the best convent Ions over hold by tho Association. Tho morning, aftornoon and evening sessions were woll attended and grout Interest was taken In tho projrram. The B. Y. P. U. convontlon hold In Sykesville on Thursday was also woll attended and wns very Interesting. Q'lltn a number of Reynoldsvllle people attended both conventions. Tho peoplo of Sykesville are very hospitable and can entertain delegates right royally. Poor Farm Question. The columns of TllK Star are now open for tho discussion of tho poor farm question, and we trust anyone who may havo something to say on tho ques tion, either for or against, will not be backwai'd about it. Tho poor farm Is bu luipuriuul matter to be settled by tho voters at tho February election. Tho girls of this place who have been working la the silk mill at Reynolds vllle have all returned homo. The girls don't seem to take very well, so they say, and they know. Big Soldier cor respondent DuBols ExprtKO. Como early, make your selections, have your goods engraved free and laid away until Xmas at Hoffman's, tho jowelor. French briar pipes and Bmokors' arti cles of all kind at Riston's. Call and soo tho bargains at J. E. Welsh & Co.'s shoe store. Boys' kneo pants suits from 11.25 to $4.75 at Seoley's. Remember that all goods sold by Goodor are guaranteed to bo of the highest grade. All the latest stylos In collars at Seeley's. Have you soon the now line of cross stripctln shirts at Milltrons. Goodor Is tho solo agent of Roynolds vllle for the famous Columbia Grapho phone. Come In and hear It play and sing. Several houses and lots and s business place in center of town for sale. For particulars inquire of C. J. Kerr, Esq. Some men absorb the beautiful lessons of charity and brotherly love taught by secret orders about as much as water percolates through the back of a duck. Falls Creek Sun. When in town stop at Clark's restau rant and get a good cup ot coffee or a bowl of soup, or a sandwich. Country produce bought and sold. When you want a cup of the best oof foe In the world, call for Chase & San born's. For sale only by Moore, the grocer. Boys' all-wool reefer coats, $1.75 to 4.75 at Sooloy's. A full line of holiday goods at the Reynolds Drug Store. Teachers' Institute Entertainers. Following are pressclipplngs concern ing the night entertainers for the teachers' Institute in Brookville during holiday week. Miss Anna Bnckbee last Friday even evening gave hor popular lecture on "Cuba and tho Cubans." It was largely attended and heartily received. She is a lady of culture and refinement and is unexcelled as a lecturer. Cambridge (Pa.) KntrrpriK. The Washington Pnnf says of Gen. Tohn B. Gordon's lecture on " 'The Last Days of the Confederacy,' a groat man and a groat lecture. The pathos and eloquence, tho brilliant wit and pictur esque fancy of the orator moved the uudionco to sol)s and tears and laugh tor and spontaneous bursts of rapturous ap proval, as tho sentiment of tho occasion Inspired. '' The concirt by tho C. M. Parker Con cert Co. Inst evening was a great suc cess. About fifteen hundred were present. There a storm of applause and encores were numerous. The pro gram of twelve numbers was doubled. Allentown Mnrmiiij Call. Thomas Dl.xon is a perfect master of tho art of oratory. New York Trihitnr. The above entertainers are given In order above as they will appear before the institute, beginning with Miss Bnckbee Monday evening. . People Who Pay the Printer. Tho following persons havo paid their subscriptions or added their names to our list since last week: Jarvls WHUiims, Ucynoldsvllle, November l '09. Joseph Hunter, Rockdale Mills, October 2.1, 'OT. (Minion C. Myers, Itenthvllle, Pn., new December 3, '9I. Vt'm. Mithon, Murlon Center, I'a., Novemlier 5, 'm. A. Y. Pentx, Huynoldsvlllo, Inowl Decem ber 6, '09. Frank McGlnnls, Reynoldsvllle, May 2. 'OT. George Camp, Reynoldsvllle, new Decem ber 8, '99. O. Snyder, Reynoldsvllle, new December S, '9S. C. H. Gordon, Washington, D. CJune 1, 1000. Mrs. J. R. Ay res, Reynoldsvllle, November 211, 'OH. Reed E. Klino, Unite, Montana, Inew June 10, 'Ml. Ellsh A Cox, dandy Valley, October 21, '97. Daniel Hyplirtt, Reynoldsvllle, Heptember 7, '99. K. I,. Moore, Rathmel, January 1, 1900. G. W. Palcn, West Reynoldsvllle, September 1, '98. For Sle. "Frank's New Tavern," stable, ice house and other buildings. House re fitted and furnished. All modern im provements, closets, bath, &c. Almost three town lots. Reasons for selling, falling health. F. A. McCONNELL. Santa Claus could do no better than load up with goods at our store. Look at the prices: Cook stoves $10.00, coal heating stoves $4.00, gus heating stoves $1.50, beautiful oi! stoves $1.80. Hall & Barton. The finest selection of china in town is to be found at C. F. Hoffman's. When you want to buy a good gun, revolver, ammunition, or anything In that line, go to Alex. Riston's. Nothing makes a nicer Christmas gift than a pair of Robinson's slippers. The man who wants to get some thing for nothing will never suc ceed by patronizing the fellows who agree to do it if you will enclose ten cents In silver. Big Run Tribune. Oxfords for 50 cents per pair on T. E. Welsh & Co.'s bargain counter. All the latest things In trunks, tele scopes and traveling bags at Seeley's. Buy your boy a watch for Christmas Goodor has them from $2.50 up. Just reeolvod at Clark's, next door to postofilce, parsnips, carrots, cabbage, celery, sweet potatoes, pop corn. A full line of men's dress gloves 50c to $2.00 at Sooloy's. The choapost plaoe to buy your boll day presents and toys for the little ones is at the Reynolds Drug Store. HOLIDAY GOODS The LoweBt Price The Largest Stock AT STORE'S. Christmas Stock now ready l A 1 You are Invited J io make your selec J tiona early. Or MILLIRENS o o a o fa o n fa n fa fa fa fa fa ..... . . . nit v Hroviae your wants and Profit by these Prices. You can M see the largest selection of Holiday Suggestions We'll gladly hold them until wanted. ft V Men's Clothin g and urnisnine woos a it Q H but also with the expectation of getting the best qualities S at ine lowest prices. a & i& ft ft ft ft ft JIsL ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft V ft ft ft ft ft ft V ft ft ft V ft ft ft Umbrellas A suitable holiday gift for men or women. We have hundreds to choose from in Pearl, Ivory, Horn and Dresden, with silver deposit work, also plain Natural, Silver Trimmed Natural and Fancy Novelty Handles. Taffeta Silk, also Gloria materials, all mount ed on steel rods and Para gon frames, price 50c. to 3.50. The famous Belf-raising umbrellas at our store. 5! underwear Men's Sanitary fleece lined underwear, four-ply fleecing, Blurts and drawers with double cuffs, extraor dinary values, only 50c. HANDKERCHIEFS An endless variety to select from. Men's Initial Hemstitch ed Handkerchiefs in Japan ette, Linen and Silk, prices 10c. to 50c. Men's plain white, fancy bordered handkerchiefs, in Japanette or Silk, prices 10c. to 50c. Many of these designs are exclusive with us. Men's Dress and Business Suits Not always to be had within the limits of a ten-dollar price. Good linings and caroful sewing make up more than half a suit's service. We've told you of those suits before, but the story is worth repeating. They are the best selections In the town. m p i' OVBROOfTS We are seljlng Fine Overcoats at low prices. An endless choice makes the choosing easy. To tell it briefly, we have all stylos and sizes In Winter Weights. COVEUT3, CHINCHILLAS, BEAVEKS, MEL TONS and KERSEYS, made to moot your idea of Clothing Quality, serviceably lined, finished with care and porfoot in fit. Prices from $5.00 to $12.00 We bought these goods to sell to men who have quit paying (25.00 to $30.00 for tailor-made goods that don't fit as nice as ours. Our Hat Department Keeps in olose touch with all the correct shapes, and thore is no time when you cannot save from 50o. to $1.60 on a Stiff or Fedora Hat. $1.50 for a hat sold elsewhere at $2.00; $.'1.00 for a hat sold elsowbere at $4.00. All colors Black, Brown and Pearl. Dress Gloves Men's Dress Kid Gloves, lined or unlined, 50c. Men's Dress Kid Gloves, lined or unlined, also silk lined Mocha Gloves, beet make in the town, $1.00. Astrachan and Wool Gloves in all grades from 25c. to $1.50. Muttiers A royal line to choose from. Pure silk to the fin est English silk, ranging in price from 50c. to $1.25. The Oxford Muffler, the neweist and best neck pro tector, only $1.25. Cardigan Jackets ft m jf A o fa t fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa a fa fa fa Full and complete line in all grades and sizes. Prices, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Men's Fancy Bosom Dress Shirts A new line just in; choic est patterns for the holi days, in fancy, all over Madras cloth, cuffs to match, $1.50 values at our store, $1.00. When casting about for something to buy for Christmas Gifts fa fa to 3 I P t t z V ft ft IfTV ft , ft rin nnt fnrorftt wfi havft thfi most substantial articles ever 8 offered. There is no Christmas Gift that would J f please, benefit and leave such lasting effect i as those shown at our store. J ft ft ft o z i MILLaIRENS. :
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