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Address nil communications toC. A. Steph
enson, Keynoldsvllle, I'a. .
Kntered nt the nnstnnVn nt Keynoldsvllle,
I., as second class mull matter.
Did you over notloo how 11 Btory
(frown which is ald to have no founda
tion? When a man mind in unbalanced
thore ie no weljiht attached to what he
says.
The tonjruo is about the only mu.zlo.
loadlng weapon that hasn't been dis
carded. The average back yard by any other
name would not inspire a landscape
painter.
Let there be. point to your conversa
tion. A lead pencil will not write until
it is sharpened.
Commencement Exercise! of the Reyn
oldsville High School.
The graduating sermon for the senior
class of the high school will he preached
next Sunday morning In the Daptlst
church by ltov. U. O. Ferguson, presi
dent of Westmlnstor college. Services
will begin at 11.00.
The Junior Elocutionary Contest for
gold medal will he held In Assembly
hall on Tuesday evening, May 2nd, at
8.0(1 o'clock. Following Is the program:
Overt ii rt Orchest hi
The I'alnter of Cevllla"....:"ls Kiln MuilTcr
The Old Actor's Clot. "... Miss liimi llclslcr
(Ircen Mountain Justice" Harry Kernel
Music Orchestra
1 he Tnitfedy of Kih'k raster
Miss lici t hn Marshall
Kin Unbelt of Sicily "...Miss l'lMrcmcHonc
Miindv" Miss llnttlc Nchulle
Music Orchestra
The (Hpsy 1- lower IIItT'.. .Miss l.ol Kobllison
Hud's Fnfrv Ntorv"... Miss l.villll Mcllinircr
Music Orchestra
Awarding of I'rlxcs.
The junior class has leen trained for
the contest by Prof. A. C. t.lndsey.
Admission for Tuesday evening will bo
20 cents, reserved seats HO cents. Hale
f seats at Stoke s drug store will begin
at 8.00 o'clock next Saturday morning,
April 2!th.
The commencement exercises will bo
held In Assembly hall on Wednesday
evening, May 3rd, at H.00 o'clock. Fol
lowing Is the program:
Overture Orchestra
'Heroism" F.lvn surn rolcniim
'Francis K, lllurd" KKIe Mnv lioss
'Should the 1'nlted Slates Pursue n Policy
of Kximnslon".... I Wendell Penrl fliirto
When florists give a banquet the
speakers are certainly to indulge In
flowery language.
The judge is greater than the preach
er. Doth can tlo the nuptial knots but
only the former can again loose the
bonds.
The amended gamo law makes consta
bles, who know of violation of the gamo
laws and do not arrest the offenders,
parties to the crime.
Remember, that it is as natural and
as allowable that another man should
differ In an opinion from you, as that
you should differ from him.
"Inquiring Subscriber" wants toknow
what Is meant by a "Pure Food show."
We would suggest a troe heavily laden
with large luscious apples.
An ostrich is plucked from behind
for the bird cannot kick backward. Hut
It is the man who sits behind the feath'
era at the theatre who does the kicking.
The governor of New Hampshire do
plores the fact that so many children
grow to manhood unchriHtened. An
other fact to bo deplored,ls that so much
christened manhood disgraces the
church.
Ro liberal In your views, overlook
your neighbors errors, do kind acts to
follow beings, say kind words to your
acquaintances, and dont't fail to say a
good word for your town and you will
find life worth living.
Blindness and defective eyesight is
not caused by reading and study as some.
assort. In Europe there are 302,000
blind persons and Russia has 192,000 of
these. You draw your own conclusions
after considering that (i() per cent of all
Russians are unable to read and write.
Kipling says that he owes the Ameri-
. . - j .
'. can people a ueoo tor sympatny miring
his recont illness that he can novor
repay. He will not be able if tho news
papers charge him advertising rates
for the space he occupied In the paper
during his illness.
The ice men throughout the country
have gathored in millions of tons of ice
so that the poople may remain oool this
coming summer. In tho meantimo the
coal dealers will order millions of tons
of ooal so that the people may remain
warm tho following winter. But it
must bo all right for nature provides
both the ice und the ooal.
THIRD ANNUAL
Music
l.lfe s Mirror
1 Will.'. Smith
. Orchestra
.Mnriraret Winifred Ihivls
Thclllithwayof l.lfe"..l,eim (icit utile Delble
Tho Aniericun Frecdmcn"
Jiinies Unrfli ld Pent!
Music orchestra
(iraduittltur Address.... 11. .1. Wnllcr.Jr., l. !..
I'rtnclnnl Imllnna State INormnl School
Presentation of IMploiiiiis 1r. J. W. Koust
Admission for Wednesday evening
will bo 10 cents. Reserved seats at
Stoke' 20 cents. Tickets on sale be
ginning Saturday morning, April 21Hh.
Tho annual business meeting of the
Alumni Association for the purpose of
receiving Into membership the grad
uating class and for tho election of offi
cers for the ensuing year will be held
in Assembly Hall on Thursday afternoon,
May 4th, at 4.00 o'clock.
The Third Annual Alumni He-union
will be hold in Assembly hall on Thurs
day evening at 8.00 o'clock. The exer
ctses in tho hall will be as tollows:
Overture High School Orchestra
Mediation neiei'teii
Miss I nor llrown I lass of MM.
Lecture Dr. U. W. Atherton, IX. I)..
President of State Toilette
No admission will bo charged on
Thursday evening, all are Invited to at
tend.
Following the exercises in the hall
will be the Third Annual Banquot at
the Imperial hotel for the members of
the Alumni Association and their guests.
People Who Pay the Printer.
On your label Is a dale:
Pay liofote It Is tis late.
He It dollars, be II dimes.
We will thank you many times,
We have bills which now arc due.
We must pay them Just like you.
The following porsonshave paid thoir
subscriptions or addod thoir names to
our list since last week:
William llarkley, Cartwrlght, Pa., March
II, 1IKH).
J. Ilrennan, Keynoldsvllle, April 4, IIKI0.
A. I. Kills'. Hopkins, January I, WOO.
Dr. J. H. Nealo, KeynoiuVvllle, May 11, 1U00,
Jonothan Pcemer, Sykesvllle, April In, IIKK.
M. Kalfcle, Ruthmel, .'une is, 'mi.
Alex. McClelland, Rockdale Mills, Novem
ber 1, 'W.
Miss Dcna Rhotlcn, Reynoldsvlllo, May 1
luno.
J. II. Anthony, Reynolrtsvllle, June 12, MM.
Mrs. J. 8. Smith, Nnhlestown, Pa Marek
20, 11KI0.
Mrs. O. W. Ditch, Rathmnl, liiowl April 24,
turn.
W. I. nirkey, Reynoldsvllle, April M, WOO
Roliert Douitblt, Reynoldsvllle, June 8. lUtW,
Isaac Crottcr, Hopkins, newl April 24, MOO,
W. II. Ruber, Bykesvllle, Aimust 12, law.
Sixteen hundred soldiers of tho late
war have applied for pensions. The
majority complain of fever contracted
in the South, effects of which remain.
If the government Is as active in grant
ing those pensions as were the men to
respond to tho government's cull for
volunteers then thore will be no com
plaint from a grateful people.
Caution Notice.
The United States Court of Appeals
decidod on April 4th, 181)0, that every
manufacturer, soller or user of incan
descent gas lights other than tho Wols'
bach, in view of the decision, is an in
(ringer. All infringers will bo proceed
ed against at once. Wo caution tho
bublic against the purchase of any in
candescent mantle other than that made
and sold by
Welshach Commercial Co.
When you hear reports detrimental
to others don't be hasty In forming con
clusions. To-duy it is somebody else,
but to-morrow it may be you. Trouble
comes to us all and wo should extend
the same charity we expect from others.
Gossip distorts and mugnliles occur
' rences that have no foundation In fact,
and great injustice is olYen done inno
cent parties.
The Clearfield Publlo Spirit (Demo
cratic), in speaking of William C.
Murray, present commissioner of this
county, and a Republican candidate for
re-election, suys: "We have known Mr.
Murray since, he taught school in this
county muny years ago and we fool sure
the people of Jefferson county will make
no mistake by re-electing him County
Commissioner. He is an honest, care-
ful, painstaking man who cun always be
relied upon to look after the best inter
est of hit county in every particular."
For farmers we have plows, cultiva
tors., feud cutters, spray pumps, harrows,
hues, rakot, scythes uud snaths, barbed
and smooth wire, dynamite, rope, &c.
Call in and get our prices. Hall &
Carton.
Bon Ton
ce Cream.
Wholesale - and - Retail.
The I Jon Ton Bakery
oponed their Ice Cream
Parlor
SATURDAY,
APRIL 22nd . . .
and will serve Btrictly
pure ico cream,, made of
pure cream bought direct
from the creamery and
(UTAUANTKKI)
TO UK PUR K. . . .
We have the latent ma
chinery and facilities for
making ice cream and
leei Hure mat our ice
cream will be
SKCON1) TO
NONE OTHER. . .
hpecial attention given
to all orders both
WHOLESALE
AND RKTAIL. . .
Nothing less than half
gallons delivered.
Ve will also serve
SODA WATER,
ICK CRKAM SODA
AND MILK SHARK. .
A call will convince you
that this is the place to
buy your cream for all
occasions.
Bon Ton Bakery.
L. R. HUTH, Prop,
Come In!
We invite you to call and
see us In our new room one
of the finest In the country
where you will find a very
large stock of goods at Very
Low Prices. Our motto: Best
of Goods at Lowest Possible
Prices.
Below we quote you Prices
on a Few Goods:
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
20 lbs. Light Hrown SugBr ( 1.00
10 lbs. Package ColTeo 1.00
S lbs. Choice, Rico
2 lbs. Kvaporated Raspberries .2.1
fl lbs. Lump Gloss Starch .21
ft lbs. Corn Stnrch .2!
4 11m. Choice Raisins .
,l ids. (Jleancu Jiirranls ...i
11 liars Kxtra Laundry Soap .&"
8 liars Gloss Soap
English llreakfast Tea., worth 50c., ,
3 Cans Finest Standard Tomatoes
2 Cans Finest Pumpkin .15
Very Finest Sugar-Cured Ham .Hi
" " Cal. Ham .fil $r
" " " B. Bacon .10
" " Spring Pat. Flour, sk. 1.10 8
" " " ' " bbl. 4.2T
K. D. C. Creamery Hutter .25
Croam of Coffee (try It) .25
1 bbl. Glngor Snaps .25 ST
Extra Choice Comb Honey, 2 combs .25
10 lbs. Scotch Peas .25
All other goods at Fairest
Prices at the Up-to-Date Gro
eery.
MI1S0I1
STORE'S BICYCLE DEPOT
Sold more wheels last year than any other agency in
town. More wheels sold this year than all- other
dealers combined. We give you the BEST at a price
no greater than the poor kind. We buy "from the
manufacturers direct, saving the middleman's profit,
which we give to the rider.
Clevelends, Columbtass, Crauforda,
Uaverlys and Peatheratonea,
Match us if you can.
STOKE, the druggist.
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Stop a Minute !
When looking for furniture all want the :
best and want to go where they can buy the z
S cheapest. :
SEE OUR STOCK
Parlor Suits,
Bed-Room Suits, ,
Dining Tables,
Kitchen Furniture.
WE CAN
Please you for the least money. Call and
examine our goods and get prices before you
purchase elsewhere.
B REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE CO.
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MILLIRENS SPRING CLOTHING
EXCELS ALL OTHERS.
Our low prices have always been and will always continue to be one of the leading factors,
qualities of materials has made our goods popular with every household.
EYE, EAR. NOSE PND THROAT.
A Rars Opportunity Dr. Sadl.r at tb Bl
nap n"i'
Dr. Sadler, the well known oculist
and aurlst of Pittsburg, has now a part
ner, which fact will, enable him to visit
the places distant from the home office
(K04 Penn Aye., Pittsburg), and thus
greatly decrease the expense to the
many who need tbelr skill. Through
their vast experience and thorough
kuowledge of the latest discoveries re
lating to the eye, ear, nose and throat,
they are enabled to give to all the most
skilful and successful treatment, and
within reach of ev6rybody. Dr. Sadler
will be at the Bulnap Hotel, Iluynolds
ville, Friday and Saturday, May 5th
and (itb.
Notice.
. We have sold our wagon oil business
to R. D. Mu'ir. Persons having our
"Home Hulo" cans will please deliver
the in to him or leave them at our store.
REYNOLDSVILLE HAKDWAKE CO.
April 17, 181(1).
Look! Lookl
Every Saturday we offer special sulo
prices. You can save money by spend
ing It here. J. C. KlNU & Co.
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ness and Evening Suits
Made of substantial, changeless Black
Grey and Brown materials, lined with
heavy Italian cloth.
You might hesitate at the following
prices on these suits, but we assure you
that the stamp of reliability is on every
garment in this line. They are like all
our wares, made up with care, and fit per
fect. Prices
$2.50, $3 $4
SJand $5.00.
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Cassimerc arid Cheviot Trousers
For men and boys in Plain and Fancy Col
ors, including an immense assortment of
Checks, Stripes and Plain Blacks, elegant
ly made and finished. Prices 65c, If 1.00,
111.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
Mens and boys' All Wool Dress
Our high
to
little
If. you want big bargains la shoes vis
it J. K. Johnston's store and see his
bargain counter.
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Suits for Spring
In Black, Blue and all the new checks and
stripes. These suits are made up with
the same care that many tailor-made gar
ments are. They are the kind noted for
HANDSOME APPEARANCE,
sewed with silk thread. This is indeed a
rare opportunity for every man or boy
have a handsome Spring Suit for
money. Call and see them. Prices
$6, $7, 8.50, 9.00 and $10.
Children's Fancy Vesteo Suits
Ages from 3 to 8. The high qualities
that are in these Suits are quite beyond
the powers of description. The assort
ment is not equalled in this town and the
patterns are exclusive with us. Call and
fit the little fellows out at once for the
small sum of $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 and $4.
MEN'S FEDORA J-J 0 T
AND DERBY T 17 1 I
The very latest Spring shapes in all
the new and prevailing colors. We
have some new popular shades. Prices
50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. The
qualities must be seen to be appreciated.
The Newest Spring Clothing
Now awaiting your inspection. Every
thing fresh and new. No stock of
Clothing, Hats or Furnishings so com
plete, no range of prices so low. .
MILLIRENS.
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