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WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, ItHtl.
Aolndeptiilnl lix'nl pnHr. piillllii,lvi,rjr
W.dnwMlny at l(pynoliUvllli, ,li'tltr-nn Co.
Pa., doTldlctliiliiliTO!(sif Itejriinlihvllln
nd Jnirpmnnrniint jr. Ncin-ixihilrnl, will Irt-iit.
II with (Blrni-, mid will Imtwpoclitlly frlcml
ly toward ! liilmrliiit i'Ihm.
Oommnnlrnlloim Intrnih'il for pulilli'Mlmi
miiiit l iivmiimnli'd liylhB r(liT niinie,
not for pimllrui Ion, Imt u ft niminiiii f nf
food f Kith. Inlvri'mlnir nnwn HiMim miIIc'HpiI.
Advertlnlnir rnlns miido known on itpplli'ii
tlon t thl ofllre. , .
Irfinhty comtminlrntlonn rind rlinnw of
kdrxrllKKmpntit iiliuiild ronoli Hi In iilllra liy
Mondny noon.
HuWrlptlon prirMI .Wiper ycnr, In nilrntn'o.
Addreii nil i-ommiinliMitlonM to O. A. Htrph
nnon, ltivtwlilHvtlli, l".
Kntvred nt 'he pootolHfK h( Ucynimlsvlllo,
P., second el mull mull it.
Liveryman's Experience.
Editor The Star : With your ur
mission I would like to (five tho oxporl
enc which a Hyno!dsvlllt liyorymnn,
who own a farm several inlli'H from
town, had one- day last week. Ho drove
out to tho furtn Bnd tlod his hormi on
top of a hill alonir the I'mixsnitiiwiiry
road. Whllo ho wn Hliowiiiif tho farm
er how to plant potatoes tlm horse
broke one of tho idmfls. Tho livery
man Kot a buy to lead the horso down
to the barn and said ho would tako tho
butruy down. A happy thought struck
him, that an tho automobilo was about
to displace tho horso, ho might as well
bt'gln to practice now, lie (rot Into tho
bitKKy and wllh shafts in hand said:
"Hero rocs tho 'mobe,'" and started
down hill at a break-neck speed. As
tho "umbo" flow along tho highway tho
big liveryman soliloquized tbusly: "I
didn't think It woold run so fust; wish
somebody would head us off. Can't seo
tho telephone poles; I'm running so fast
tho sldo of tho hill looks like a green
snake; don't believe tboy will know mo
when I puss the farm house; I'm afraid
I will run Into tho woods." Just then
tho "limbu" sheared for tho woods.
After several somersaults the big liv
eryman found himself wound around a
sapling, with tho "mobo"on top of hi in.
Tho "umbo" was all right but tho liv
eryman didn't have any breath. Ills
thoughts were alien t as follows: "Won
der If I will ever get my breath again;
wonder who will find me; wondor what
congressional district I am in; I believe
I am beginning to breath again; believe
If I wns out from under tho 'mobe' I
would be all right." After freeing him
self ho started for the farm bouso, his
appearance resembling a lust year's
bird's nest, llo told bis farmer he did
not bcllevo tho rends were in condition
for automobiles yet. A Nkiiihiioh.
In Oxfords we havo every thing you
want at Robinson's.
The Patk Big Block Co.
Our amusement lovers will bo delight
ed to learn that tho O. V. Park Stock
Co., who gave such excellent satisfac
tion lust season, will commence a week's
engagement ut this place Monday, May
20th. The company Is bigger, let tor
and stronger than ever. The plays aro
all new, the scenery complete, and tho
costumes elaborate. Two great spec
ialties will bo Introduced each evening,
making nearly threo hours nf contin
uous pleasure for 10 and 20 cents.
An endless chain of extra values can
always bo found in every department of
Mllllrotis clothing show In tent.
For best values In luce, curtains, por
tieres, couch covers, curtain poles and
window shades go to Sblck &. Wagner.
Keystone mixed paints aro guaran
teed and none better are inado, Can bo
had at Keystone Hardware Co.'s.
Tablets given awuy with school shoes
at Johnston & Nolan's.
Mitchell, the Indies tailor.
When you want shoes no matter what
kind call at Hobinson's.
Buggies, buggies, buggies A 11 no lot
Just received with all latest improve
ments. It will pay you to tako n look
through our repository before buying.
Call and seo.
L. M. Snvdkk, Jackson St.
Rot. Johannes, of the German Luth
eran church, gave an interesting talk to
the High school this morning, on I lie
rotation existing between tho German
and Knglish languages. Rev. Johannes
is a good talker and bis uddress was giv
en tho closest attention. Marlins Kerry
Evening Time, May 8.
Bee the TiO and 75 cent shirts In tho
25 cent assortment at Mllllrens clothing
show In lent.
e
Tho Reynoldsvlllu Star has commen
ced lis tenth year. Tbu STAR Is a good
local piiier and has met with success
during the nlno years that It lie- b.ien
published. It Is deserving of living
many more years. Falls Creek lli ntlil.
Ladies' pket-book and umbrella was
left at the M. E. church commencement
night. The party to whom . they Itc
hing can get samu by calling at Prof. G.
W. Ltnkurd's office and paying fur this
not lee.
Always busy. Why? Prices that
gratify and goods that satisfy at Mill-
Ire ns clothing show In lent.
If you want a perfect lit, order suit
from John Flynu, tlm tailor.
Clydesdale Ointment for corns, for
sores, for skin diseases, for ulcers, for
burns, for Initio hack. It is a cure.
Druggists, 25o.
Letter to L. W. Huyck.
UfifniihUrHh, l'n.
Dear Sir : Paint Is one of tho things
that Railroad Compsnles know all
about. D.i you know what "all about"
menus? It means. In paint, where to
gel. II,
Wos-'llthu paint fur two-thirds of
tin1 cars and stations and bridges and
everything else. Hint railroad men want
to keep good-looking and sound, all ov
or the c in ii try.
A ttiati wlm wants a gallon or tu-.t of
paint knows nothing uboiit It: buys
whatever is lumily, or get sum i p iinn r
to "mak"" It.
A RnliroMd C'ompariy asks ltscle t:il-t,
"Which Is the b.-sl?"
The cheapest, thing to nwi vu or
beautify iiiiytliieil with, Is paint. So
the wliu'i) world is painted: except, of
Cortc, the part of It owned by (he poor
slow folks.
And the paint they use U people's In
telligence mi ter : or lirnorane j-meter:
tolls how niiich orlniw lilt lo they know.
Ijeud and i II h::s had its day. Devi e
lend and .ine Is the paint lvc.a1.4e It
w, uis l ice as leng.
Yours truly.
33 V. W. Dkvok & Co.
P. S. IT. Alex Stoke sells our paint
In your section.
Lettetj List.
List of unclaimed lottors remaining
la tho postoflico at Reynoldsvlllo, Pa.,
week ending May 11th, 11101:
Harham Fetherman, Mrs. Amelia Illl
derbrand, H. P. Jones, Miss Annio Lin
gnrfelier, F. K. MeMann, J. G. Millor,
II. Ros'endale, O. E. Walton, Theodore
Williams.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. WOODWARD, P. M.
Pay Tuxes Before June 1st.
I hereby give notice to all tax payers
In 1 ho boroiigu of Iteynoldsville th'it all
taxes remaining unpaid after Juno 1st,
llHll, will h- collect, d iicc.irdilig to law.
G. W. SWARTZ. Collector.
Wo have tho brst shoes ever shown.
Our Indies' shoes for $2.00 is a seller.
Robinson's.
Low prlc s. good fits. II rat-class work
at John 1' U 1111 s tailor shop.
DM I N ISTli ATOK'a N )TICK.
Estut of John II. I;o-;h, Into of llns-k-
wnyvuie, I'm.
Notice Is hereby itlven that liltnis of lid
ministration on Hie r-t He of J, tin II. l(o-
late of MiocUwuy vlllc ImroiiLtl, .letl'erson
county. Peiinsylvunl-i. deee?ieil. hiivlnu hcen
Ki n III, '(I to Ihe ueclels .ilii'il. to w hoin 11 I ner-
soirswndehlerl to Mild estate am MMllcsli'd to
iiniKe iin.vii.eiii. hum ino' le.vinir riiunis or
deiniiiMlh will liuike known the simie without
delay. 11. 11. si ( ri.i.u 1111. Adin r,
llits'kwiiy vhlc,
J)U. W. A. HENRY,
DENITST,
Offi on -wnnil flrtnr nftlnnrv ftrna. hrlrk
hulldiitff, Mtiln arrest.
Kind of Hie Gypsies,
who became one of me most.eminent
Suroeons.in Europe..
He gaye'totrie world
ChYDESDALE'blNTMENT,
The Superior of all ointments,
salvea or oils trtat are sold for
healing or relieving pain.
It it made fro'" Nature, field
of flood thinfls for Mao.
GET THE JAR WITH THE RED TOR
TarMa.w.aiCssrit to.
ITT9U0;ffl.U9A
OtC. PROPSifTORS.
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The Greatest Show on Eartti
It isMilliren's Big Clothing Show in the tent above Baptist Church.
THE ADMITTANCE IS FREE,
Don't be crowded out. Push to the front. Don't let anything get between you and these
Matchless Bargains.
AN UNEXPECTED SHIPMENT
Of fresh new goods arrived just after we started to move into this tent, and as we don't have the room
for these goods, they must be swept out at once. The only way out of the difficulty is to sacrifice all
thought of profit, so we've clipped the prices to a point that will result in a sale of the greatest mag
nitude ever known in the county.
It will not take many days to find buyers for values like the ones we have put on the counters
and racks in this tent. If you want to profit as you never did before,
YOU MUST fGT fT ONGB.
So we say push to the front, come to this tent and you'll not find words strong enough to express
your surprise and pleasure.
See our offerings in Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing Goods.
We allow no firm to undersell our prices on anything we handle or sell, That's the secret of
the growing popularity of
wMilllrenHaifliotKlotliinrttore.
Mens, pi
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ii and sim
Watch for the Label--
IF IT HAS "MILLIRENS" ON THE
LABEL-IT'S PERFECT.
Every garment of this spring and summer stock emphasizes the one fact whether it be a suit or pair
of separate trousers our clothing is cut, sewed, designed and tailored in n way that gives thorough
satisfaction for the least money.
Millirens label sewed on a garment emphatically means that we have stitched our guarantee to the
buyer's attire and are ready to stand back of it.
Every suit is a marvel for the money any way you look at it.
You a hnd amomr these all the new weaves that nre nnw tlm mm
lllill
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s nmm.
This department will be profitable to you. Not a production in the whole department that isn't
worth almost double the price we're asking. The goods are of such splendid character that only a
personal visit can demonstrate what really marvelous values they are at our prices. Shoppers will
profit most il they act now, while the opportunity for selection is unequaled.
Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres, in fact, everything.
cisewnere.
There are French Flannels, Serges,
10 patterns of cloth to one that you will find
When men see this great stock in the tent they'll say, "this is the store for me." How can they say
anything else? These same goods come in young men's at prices that will astonish you: $4.00, 5.00,
6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00, $10.00. We guarantee you that these suits cannot be
matched in this nor any other town for the money. We do not ask you to take our word. Go around
investigation will tell the story. It will bring you back to the tent every time.
we cnaiienoe even Giotmno Dealer
ana Department store in this town.
We aione are the leaders in the clothing business. We buy for spot cash. You can readily under
stand why we are in position to do better by you than any other dealers in this town.
Men's Underwear
Many st3'les of Men's 50c fine French Balbrig
gnn and Derby Ribbed Egyptian underwear in the
ilesh color, sizes 32 to 44. Come and take all you
want during this sale at the greatly reduced price
only 25 cents.
Many styles of Men's finer grade of French Bal
briggan made to sell at 75c and $1.00. You can
get two suits here for what you pay for one else
where. They go during this sale at 50c the gar
ment. Great sale of Men's
"Working Shirts
At most sensational prices. Away under price
during this sale 25c and 50c.
STRAW HATS
A complete line of up-to-date straw hats from
25c to $3.00.
3STew ISTeckwear
In Imperials, Tecks, Reversible Four-in-hands, new
Bows, and any other new shape or color you de
sire. Absolutely the best 50c neckwear ever of
fered. Come and take your choice, 50c.
50 dozen Men's and Boys' new
Negligee Shirts
Beautiful new styles, sizes I21a to 17, made of fine
percale and madras cloths, in fit and color guar
anteed. Made to sell at 75c and $1.00. Your
choice of this splendid variety during this sale,
each 50c.
Men's $1.50 and $2.00 fine negligee shirts, sep
arate cutis, celebrated makes, made of imported
percales and corded madras in beautiful new pat
terns and colorings. Biggest variety you ever saw
and positively half what the same grades will cost
you anywhere else. Take yourpick at each, $1.00.
All sizes.
HATS.
Our Hat department will doits own talking bet
ter than anything we can say. They arejright up
to the minute in style. Prices from 50c to$5.00.
Men's plain and fancy
SOOIvS
Biggest bargains you ever saw, at wonderful
prices, big values.
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