t STft Star. Subscription tl.OOprr ynir in mlt'cimr. '. A. ftTKPIIKNMOM. F.lllor mid I'llb. V K ON Th7) A Y . .IT ' i K l'il, ! ki Anlmt('H'nlinf 1wii1 priprr. mMMic(l,vrry Wedm-Mlity nt 1(ivmoMmvIHi JrlTiTMim Co. fn.. ihwnlcd (n the tnti'rvl tif Ki'Vnnlthvllli ana .Jptft'rwn county . Nm-Hl Iritl, will I rt'iit nil with fulrni", timl will hi'i'spiTlully ft Irnd y towurtU tlio littiorttitf fla-. Oominunlriitlmm Inti'iidt'il fur itttltlli'tttlitti must Iw ni'iMtnipttnli'tl by tin wrlii'r'w tumii. not for ptiidli'Ht lott, hut. n u KMtirnnt,',' of giMd full li. Iiiti-rt'tilnir ihmv 11,'tnM ollrlli'il. Advert lAltitf rHlifl Hindi ktinunnn uiipllru tliin lit tills olll. f. l.n(rlMy I'oiiitnlltitiMitlotiN titld rbntiuil of advirllHitmn1 Hlioitld rriirh thlH oHiro liy Mondny noon. Hulwrrl it ton itrli'i'I.Mtii'r,Vi'tir,ln ml v it tii'r. AddnM nil roiiitiiiiitti'Ht Ion to 17. A . Hti'ph ttipon, HcynoliNvtllr. Tu. Kntori'd nt the iMwtolllfii tit Itrynohlxvlllt', Ta., nsMvcondidiinH mull ttiuttcr. The liuliosof tlm Villain 1nipmvtimnt Association linvo liml bum-Is iliuvil In vnrloiiR quarter for tint ivcoptlon of pnpeni, etc., which might, otherwise ho thrown into tin1 stri't'tit. I'wi tlii'tn fur Hint piirHso. the biirivlH in front of fruit Btnmls nrc for orano nml immiuit poelft, oml not for trurliaj;i in (jotifiHl. Punxsutawnoy Spirit, riiiclnu the barrclH nml Btatin what they '' to bo UM'd for In i-iisy, hitttoifi't pooplo to "nso thoni for that pnrposo" Is tlilToront. At least 1 1) nt. was the experience of the ladles of our Village Improve ment Association. After this week it. will not lie neees snry to put revenue stamps on tele BfBtns, checks, ilrafts, jiostolllci! money order, promissory notes, mortunges, leases, power of nttorney, protests, warehouse receipts, express reireipts, insurance polirli's, pmprletiiry meili cines, perfitmory and cosmetics. From July "ilh to HeptemlH-r 1st nil tlm dry goods, clothing ami slum stores in Hrookvillo will closo at six o'clock every evening of the week except Mon day and Saturday evenings. Tho Keystone Hardware, Co. having placed an experienced man in chnrgo of thoir plumbing department, are now prepared to do all kinds of plumbing wator, gas and steam at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed to bo Btrictlv first-class. Visit Mlllirens fur your shirt waists and fine shirts. Get your bike repaired and buy sun dries at Hoffman's. Wo have just what you arc looking tor in shoes. Robinson's. Keystone mixed paints lire guaran teed and none hotter aro mndo. Can bo had at Keystone Hardware Co.'h. John Flynn. merchant tailor, makes up-to-date suits. Try him. See Millions crash suits for l.2.". Lower? Bros. Show Coming. T,owcry Hrtm.' now nlympla (hows will exhibit under canvas at Keynolds Villo two days, Saturday, June lilt, nml Monday, July I. The show Is said to be otic of tho best organisation of the kind on the road this season and Is highly endorsed by both press and pul llc. One of tho leading paper In a New York town whore the show started this season says: "lno Ijowery lirotners gave a lielter and more extended show this season than they have ever given since they started In tho business, and several new at tract Ions Worn added to day. In tho Markers they have aerial performers who accomplish remarkable feats; nnd the (irnnt Hros. do an acro batic act that wins hearty commentla tlon. l'rof. Harry Lewis nml his troupe of educated dogs nrc also a feature that makes a hit with the audience. John 1). Jenkins and Charles O'Hrlen, the funny clowns, keep up a stream of amusement for both the old and young, nnd there are many oilier numbers on the program that make up a most pleas ing and Interesting show. The flowery Hros. will make a big hit on the road this seiisun, for their company embraces the best )erforiiiers In their respective lines." Admission 1 0 timl L'O cents. See dis play "ml." There will bo a balloon ascension and parachute descent by Prof. Me Dude on show grounds each tiny. More Electric Roads. Zeke Kobb, of Snyder townshlp,.lelTer eon county, whs In town to-day. He stilted that a trolley project was on foot to connect Hockdnle Mills with War saw township and Panconst with tho Horm settlement. DuHois Kjrprrim, Why not extend tho line from 1 form town to Uectner's Cross 1 toads? A Terrible Explosion "Of a gasoline stove burned a lady here frightfully," writes X. K. Palmer, of Klrkmnn, la. "Tho best dixaors couldn't heal the runnlnu, sore that fol lowed, but Hucklcn's Arnica Salve en tirely cured her." Infallible for Cuts, Corns, Sores, Hulls, Hruises, Skin Dis eases nnd Piles, ill! at II. Alex Stokc's drug store. No Gloss Carriage Paint Made Will wear as long as Devon's. Xo others are us heavy Ixxlled, because Dovoo's weighs .') to 8 ounces more to tho pint. Sold by H. A. Stoko. ( Strictly all wool suits at Mlllirens for $.t.(H). Oh! toll us tho old, old story. Xo, but Clydesdale Ointment will cure piles sure as tho sun sets try It. Druggists, 2.1 cents. New Stage Route. Anthony Hemphill, of the firm of Hemphill Hros., liverymen, of this place, has received tho contract for carrying tho malls to and from Hrookvillo and Hrockway vllln. He lakes charge of tho route on July 1st, and beginning the same date he will run n' stage and transfer line every week day beloon the two bImivo named places. The time of the stage line Is scheduled ns follows: Will leave Hrockway vlllo at tl:0O a. in., arriving In Hrookvillo at 11:00 a. in. Returning will leave Hrookvillo at I 110 p. in., arriving In Hroekwnyvllle at (1:00 p. m. Hrockway vlllo Umiril. .,.... Will Extend the Street Railway. F.tiglncers nre at work surveying a line from Anltn to P.lcnnora for tlm ex tension of a trolley II no to the latter places. The distance Is about four miles. A trolley line to Kleimora would lie a very convenient thing for the peo ple, and would no doubt, prove a paying Investment for the company, lis con struction Is regarded as a sure thing. After the lino readies Kleanora It will very likely ho extended to Heynoldsville by wny of Hlg Soldier and Sykcsvlllc. Piinxsntawney Spirit. Vole if Contestants. Helow we publish the names of the contestants In tho free scholarships offered by TlIK STAli ami Hut vote each one has received up to the present time, as counted by the judges last evening: Thus. S. fathers .'1071 Fred K. McKntire 747 Miss Mary llasson :im Thomas M. Kea A. I.. Shoesley, of Paradise, has with drawn from the contest. For Sale. Cow peas, Mctiormlck hinders, mow ers anil rakes, Keystone weetlers, Crown drills, horses, cows and general merchandise. .1. C. KlNU iV Co. A Reynoldsville Woman Asks "Have yon a floor paint that will last two weeks?" Yes we have Devoo's; It has a beautiful gloss and will wear two years If properly applied. II. A. Stoko. Mitchell, tho ladles tailor. Tablets given away with school shooi at Johnston tt. Nolan's. lfyotiwanta perfect fit, order suit from John Flynn, the tailor. Hoys' knee pants l.'lu at Mlllirens. jyi. W. A. HENRY, DENTIST, outre en seeotul Hoor of Henry Pros, brlek iiiitiiitnir, .iiiini siii'i'i. :n xx. u jar t rtri i.rr rr Txrr J SPKCIAL LINN OK H IWKHM TllOUHKKH, TtrrtT.TCtttTTtrT.rri IK j, m: ti: I iiu u MIS Term t rrr trrrt-crrT.rri fj unionmadk' i CLOTHING. 9 iti fcrrm rrrm tx: x 1 1 H nil: Twentieth Century Clothing Store in the Tent, Still grealor willing tlm hint two wtitikn In .Itiiio will go down In hintory wIUmir, nntl If you aro going to got n nw nuit b(font Kouii.li of July, it will ). imneniherwl by you for yi-nrn to itniint. Men's Fine Summer Suits at exceptionally low prices. If you ltavn plniiiii'd ;i inoili'ialu fxpcnililiin! for a good lniintiHH unit or a flnu bljuk Irt'HK Piiit, wn can pb-aHii you Imtc Till: MILITARY SACK In tint cut tliat most pifvniln nnd llii'ii' in ;i ili'cidi'd tendency for tlm ntrijied jifectfl. Tlit!Hi! ait! in llaniu'lu, Hcrgcn nnd woivti'drt, exdet diiplicatert of tlm ntyb'H kIiowii by 1n Horn ft r $'25.00 nnd $.10.00. H7" .'5.00, 4.00, n.oo, (i.00, 7.00, h.oo, 10, l-J, 14, ir.nnd !'.. Young Men's Suits. Latent cut, of Htylinli materialH, $:t.(io, 4. 00, fi.OO, ('..00, 7.00, H.OO, 10.00, 12.00. Boys Three-Piece Suits. Hoy'K a-pittc! hiiIIh, tailored up elegantly, $1.00, .r).00, $li.00. ISoyn' L'-jiitfce and Vestt'e nuitu, all p'izch from .'I to 1(1 yearn, 7.r)c to $.r).0(l. SUMMER FIXINGS. Straw Hats arc RIdg -Pluck One Hero for two reaioni you htivit u yreuter sel. etiini and a jirlen shtIii of per cent. The Alpine simp" or the Sailor in split straw or jumbo braiil. ile, ."iOe, 1.(10. n .r.o. Fancy Hal! Hose. . Cotton, Lisle or IlHlbrl;u'iiti. Hluek, Tun or any ar ray of colors, ,'le, 10c, I'm, 2"hj ami 5(ic. June Special In Shirts. Men's Outing Kblrls i"e. Not the onlinitry J.,e kind. but. ubirls that, have solil for .'llle nml .r0e. Koine have two (letaehed eollars and cuffs, In faney perenles. 2oo. Mitt's (Jilting Shirts ;"0c, $1 .00, $1 .50. Monarch make, guaranteed for fit and workmanship. Choice (unrfriM and zephyr cloth, in neckband atyle with extra citlTs In all the popular colorings and lata strip 's, licht nlilrts ever shown at '0c, tl.(Kl, 11.50. Visit us for your Shirt Waists. livery warm day now is a frown on the warm I'mlcrwcar. If it gets too hot, look ours over and see the plain or fancy Hnlliriggnn. 2"c, JiOc, $1.00 Millirens, TIih KeliablH ClothierB in tlie Tent. THE DAY WR GRLEBRATR 5 And there's lots of busy preparation in the .interval selections to be made, proper wearables to be se cured, for one wants to crowd all possible pleasure and comfort into the day, as well as to appear to best advantage. We've looked ahead to the requirements, carefully and well, as you'll believe when you note the splendid showing when you get in touch with the. . Low prices mat evemwiiere prevail in tins splendid stock. . J Clothing needs for the day we celebrate. Wearables that you'll want on that interesting day. Such aa will help you to a greater pleasure in the occasion. But passed along at little prices as' is always the case in this splendid clothing stock. Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds, Clays, Oxfords, Serges, Swell Stripes, Fancy Checks, Plain Blacks, Plain Blues, Single or Double Breasted Fancy Vests, Alpaca Coats for hot weather. No use to quote prices they are the lowest. THE WAY YOU CLOTHE THE BOY has much to do with your pleasure and his personal satisfaction. Ventee units Wo to $4.U8. 8-piece suits for boys, $3.98, $4,50, 5.00 to $.50. Wash suits, all prices. Knee pants, 17c to 98c. , SWELL SUMMER HATS. Dry Goods Department. Will interest before the Fourth shoppers. For the values are the generous kind, and then each offering of the best and most satisfactory quality such as we can cordially endorse. , It's a "quality" stock first and always here, for no other class of goods gives lermauem pausiacuon, Irish Dimities, Dotted Swisses Fancy Batistes. Laco Lawns. Dress Linens. Fitrured Madras. Lone White Lawns, Silk Dot, Mulls. Summer Silks. Jan Wash Silks. Laces all over Embroiderv. over laces, Shirt Waists, dressing Saques, Corset Covers. Childrens' Waists. Dresses and Cans. - M sy. ST St St St St St 5; s; Cloth, all All at our ever popular low prices. Summer Fans and Parasols. Excellent values, but the new, swell ideas those that fashion approves. Funs from $2.49 clown to the lowest, 5 cents. Largest line of Parasols in town to select from, $4.19 down to 39c. Summer Underwear and Hosiery. All the special new things, the needs that are preferred. Lace Lisle Hose, 49, 35, 25 cents the pair. Misses' and Children's Hose, 49 cents down to 9 cents. Lisle Cotton and Muslin Underwear. Large stock, low prices. In all the correct and fashionable shapes. Smooth and rough braids, but this is an economical hat stock, and you'll be fitted out in the hat that becomes you with but nominal outlay. WE GIVE AWAY EVERY 30th HAT. Your next hat may be the 3()th if you buy it here and cost you noth ing. All the new braids in Straw Hats for men and boys. Soft hats in the new shapes and shades. Stiff hats, Dunlap, Yonman, Knox and Miller blocks, '2..n) down to 98c. Summer Gorsets. Extra good values when you take into consideration that evry model is new It. tfe O,. P. N., N. II., Kabo and other popular brands. In short length, straight front, long waists, high bust, Ferris Good Sense waists for children. From cheapest to best. Shoe Needs for the Fourth. Good values that stand out prominently lor the reason that they're the goods now in request, that the midsummer makes needful. Men's Dress shoes, $1.35, 1.50, 1.90, up to $1.50, in patent kid English enamel, velour calf and vici, boys' vici, satin calf, patent leather, vel our nnd box calf.. $2.00 down to 9Sc the pair. Children's shoes, al patent kid, vici kid, button and lace, oxford tics and slippers, ranging in price from $3.50 down to USc the pair. Uur Kuiture Mioe jor i.-uues is me pencci snoe price 3.s.ao. Newest Summer Furnishings. Newest values as well in nil the various furnishing needs foremen and for boys all the new swell "fixings. ' If you'll compare the values, you'll find them Jar and away out of the ordinary. All the swell things in neckwear: Four-in-Hand, Teck's Dows, Imperials, Edward VII, in Silks, Satins, and wash ties. Balbriggan Underwear, all colors, in Japanese Silk Shirts and Drawers. Hnnderchicfs, Collars, Curl's. Best Rubber Collars, only 19c. Men's and boys' Sweaters, Union made Overalls, and Jackets. Hansen's Gloves we are sole agents. Trunks, Telescopes, Suit Cases, Grips, Suspenders, Fancy Hosiery, everything to hclpyou in fixing up for the day wecelebrate. A pres. Ladies' shoes in IteKure you're right, then spend your money. No danger of your going wrong if you do your trading at Bing-Stoke Co. Department Stores, ill) J Hrick and Stone Block, 5th and Main street. Where there's everything that neonta Vmf ... 1 Ail..' . 3 aim most uiings mai people buy. ft
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