3Ttte & Star
Subscription $1.00 per vtar in ndranos.
C- A. UTRPIIKHMON. litlltor an Pn.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. 1902.
Anlnilepcnrtent Igonl pnpnr, pulillMi I'd ever J
Weiliiomlny nt Hrymildsvlllrs Jottvrann I'd.
Ha., ilorotod to tlie lnterits of Ki'jnnltlsvllMi
jnil.IeffcriMinpoiinljr. Non-pnlltli'iil, will trv lit
all with ftlrnrs. mill will lf eipwliilljr Monti-
townrila the tnlxirlnK elm.
Uommtink-atlnn liitonitrd for ntihllratlnn
ill unt l6 nwompsnlt'd hy the writer's name,
not for punllrntlnn, but nn a gunrnnlon of
taod fnltn. Intntlii news ItentssollritiMl.
Advprtlln rstes mniln known on sppllea
tlon atthlsnlflr. . ' ,
JnitMy rnmmuiili'nttnns mid rlinnvn of
ii3vprtlmininla should resell tlili olllee by
Monday noon. ,
iliilMi'rlpilon price! .no por your, In artvani'it.
Addrp nil rommunli-iillmi. to U. A . Steph
enson, KeynoldHvllln, I'n.
Entered nt the pimlofflre t Rejrnoldsvllle
fa., sssecond class mull mstter.
8t'MMrRVii.i.i Tm.KPBona No. M.
Town Council.
Tha town council held Its regular
monthly mooting Tuesday, May flth,
with President Delhle In the chair. All
members present. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved.
8mlth M. McCroluht, Esq., was
present In the interest of T. L. Snyder,
of Clearfield, and requested the council
to pass an ordinance granting T. L.
Bnydor a franchise for an electric
railroad through tho borough.
O. M. McDonald, Esq., presented an
ordinance granting tho Heynoldsvllle
Real Estato Co. permission to lay a
private sewer In Swamp and Gordon
alleys.
C. Mitchell, Chief Burgjss, reported
receipts for Ones and licenses collected
since lost report to be $15.00.
On motion the granting of a franchise
for a street railroad was tabled for (10
days.
J. W. Pierce was present and stated
to the council that he had been assessed
with three dogs and owned but one and
asked to be exonerated from paying
taxes on two. Exoneration was gran
ted. On motion bills and interest amount
ing to (.119.55 were ordered paid.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the Ueynoldsvllle Light and Power Co.
to meet the light committee in regard
to deficient lights and necessary repairs
to poles and mast arms, and to show
cause by written statement why the
pole tax has not been paid.
The street committee was instructed
to see Albert Reynolds and arrange for
the repairs of the sidewalk on Fifth
street between Jackson and the Sandy
Lick Creek.
The matter of the erection of a foot
bridge across Soldier Run at Mill
street was referred to the street com
mittee with power to act.
Ordinance No. 77, granting theReyn
oldsvlllo Real Estate Co. permUsion
to put a private sewer in Swamp and
Gordon alleys, was called up and passed
on first reading providing the Real
Estate Co. pay the expenses of publish
ing and furnish the council with a map
or drawing of said sewer.
Ban gen's Libel Suit.
Last week the libel suit of D. K.
Fisher, former proprietor of St. Elmo
Hotel, of DuBols, and Charles J. Ban
pert, editor of the Falls Creek Herald,
was tried In the Clearfield county courts,
and Bangert, the defendant, was found
"not guilty," and tha plaintiff, B. K.
Fisher, to pay costs.- The costs will
amount to over $1,000. Judge Gordon,
who refused to grant Fisher license at
the last license oourt, whom Fisher trlod
to bribe afterward by offering hira
money for his campaign fund, was Ban
ffert's star witness.
The week before the libel cose came
up for trial Fisher had a long article
published In two or three Clearfield
county papers, over bis own signature,
"blowing his own horn. To read the ar
ticle a stranger would almost Imagine
that all Fisher lacked would be wings
to make him an angel.
Profanity on the Streets.
If the law against profanity was en
forced Id this borough the 'Squires in
this town would have to get assistance
to help dispose of the cases that would
come before them. It seems that pro
fanity Is on the increase In Reynolds
villa. On account of profane and ob
scene language being used so profusely
neurone dental offloe In this place the
dentist finds it necessary to close his
offloe windows some times that ladles In
his offloe will not have to listen to the
vile language that Is used on thestreots.
If the law was enforced In a few cases
there would be less profanity used on
tho streets, and it should be enforced.
We can supply your neods In the
paints or window shade line. Any size
shade made to order. Stoke.
Sutter's for fancy hose.
Araoskeag or Lancaster ginghams, 6
cents. Blog-StoM, Company,
Crabs, shrimps and other sea food at
tha HoteJ Belnap restaurant.
Coca Cola tickets redeemed at Reyn
; olds Drug Store. Served right,
Granite tea or ooffee pot, 25o at BIng
Bloke Company's.
Carpet samples below cost at Prlester
Bros.' furniture store. .
Sutter's for wrappers.
Wall pmpr 2, S, 4, 5 to 25 cento single
roll 8toke'e.
Coca Cola tickets r adeemed at Heyn
cUm Drug Store. Served right.
"Tell Ms Not Your Doubts."
"Tell me not your doubts and dls'
couragoments," said Goethe: "I have
plenty of my own. Hut talk to me of
your hnpo and faith." The tone of
complaint is one which we are alt too
ready to accept, and which Is not only
Injurous to ourselves but hurtful to all
who come In contnetwith us. Inspcnk
lng of a young woman who had filled
several good positions, but with no de
gree of success, an elderly woman said:
"Sho could have kept cithor position
and earned u good Income if sho had not
been so dissatisfied. Sho was contin
ually finding fault, and never felt that
she was appreciated."
It may bo safely said that this attitude
of mind Is ono that almost predeter
mines failure In any line of work.
Patienco under adverse circumstances
will often bring about favorable re
sults, while complaint only accentuates
and fixes the cause of complaint. Avoid
mentioning of tho disagreoable things
that may come Into your life. If you
cannot be patient, you can at least be
silent. The secret of success Una not so
much In knowing what to say as in
what to avoid saying. Ex.
Qirl Struck by Lightning.
During tho heavy electrical storm
which passed ovor this valley lust Tues
day afternoon Mary Hurkhouso, who has
been making her homo with Elmer
Boyer's family on the Bond farm at
Sugar Hill, was seriously shocked by
lightning. She had gone out to get a
wire clothesline which was strung
urouhd the yard, and while she grasped
the wire a volt of electricity struck It.
The unfortunate young woman was ren
dered unconscious and was not found
for some time after, when she was
missed by the family and search for her
was made. Physicians were called and
found that Miss Burkhouso was In a
serious condition. Sho finally regained
consciousness and told how tho accident
happened and aualn sank into a semi
conscious state from which It has been
Impossible fully to a rouse her. The' case
has been a peculiar one and a puzzle to
tho doctors who have been attending
her. It is expected, however, that she
will recover. Brockwayvlllo Record,
A Gas War.
New Bethlehem Is just now ex
periencing the excitement of a gas war
so to speak. Tho Citizen's Gas com
pany, an old established institution of
the town, and the Red Bank Gas
company, just now commencing to
operate in town, have for the pastwoek
been trying to knock each other's rato
schedules into smltherines, and the re
sult Ib gas is about tho cheapest com
modity in town. Now Bethlehem Vin
dicuinr. Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the postofflce at Reynoldsvlllo, Pa.,
week ending May 9, 1902:
Kate Stefl, Mrs. M. McCrelght. E. B.
Bridgons, Mrs. Jennie Harrison, A. T.
Mlllor.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. C. Burns, P. M.
Stand Like a Stone Wall
Botwoon your children and the tor
tures of Itching and burning eczema,
scaldhead or othorBkindlseases. How?
why, by using Bucklon's Arnica Salve,
earth's greatest hcalor. Quickest cure
for Ulcers, Fever Sores, Salt Rheum,
Cuts, Burns or Bruises. Infallible for
Piles. 25o at H. Alex Stoko's drug
store.
Branch Office.
W. J. Shaffer, the genial and huB
tllng lite and accident insurance agent of
Brookvllle, will open a branch office in
Ueynoldsvllle. Perry B. Love will
have charge of tho Reynoldsvlllo offloe.
Mr. Love moved from Brookvllle to
West Roynoldsvllle lust week.
Plants for Sale.
Cabbage and tomato plants for sale.
Inquire of J. J. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Crlssman, who
have been living at Rathmcl for the
past year, purchased the Bert Broad
property on North Main Street Llnd
scy, and tiro moving Into the same to
day, Mr. Crlssmun has accepted a
pobltlou with Huns Olson, the diamond
driller. Punxsutuwnoy Republican.
Persons wanting picture frames nr
moulding should remember that G. J.
Corwin's big reduction salo only lusts
two weoks longer. Better cull early
and get what you want.
Coca Cola tickets redeemed at Reyn
olds Drug Store. Served right.
Try our want column; one cunt a
word.
Largost line of dry goods in town to
select from. Prices always the lowest
at Blng-Stoke Com puny'.
Fino line of carpet samples are being
sold by Prlester Bros, below oost. Call
and see them.
A lot of carpet samples just the right
size for rugs, for sale for leas than oost.
J. R. Hlllls.
8ec Shlok and Wagner's white aprons
for 25 cento.
Buy your carpet where you may have
them lined and laid free of charge. 1 J,
R. mills.. I
Reveals a Great Secret.
It is often asked how such startling
cures, that puzzle the best physicians,
are elTocted by Dr. King's New Disco
very for Consumption. Here's the
secret. It cuts out tho phlegm and
germ-lnfeoted mucus, and lots the llfo
giving oxygen enrich and vitalize tho
blood. It hcaU tho inflamed, cough
worn throut and lungs. Hard colds
and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr.
King's Now discovery, tho most Infal
lible remedy for nil Throat and Lung
diseases, Gunrnntecd bottles flOo and
$1 00. Trial buttlos froo at H. Alex
Stokc's.
Bids Wanted.
The Star Glass Co. wilt receive bids
up to May 25th for the quarrying and
delivering of stone for the supply of
sand for the fire of 1902 and 190.1. We
reserve tho right of accepting or reject
ing any or all bids.
W. F. Marshall,
Secretary-Manager.
The Star Glass Company will receive
bids up to May 25, 1902, for roofing and
putting the same on south end of facto
ry building. Specification will be" found
at company olllee. Wo reserve tlio
right of rejecting any or all bids.
W. F. MARSHALL,
Secretary-Manager.
The 8tar Glass Company will receive
bids up to Muy 25, 1902, for supplying
Ice for the fire of 1902 and 1903. We
reserve tho right of accepting or reject
ing any or all bids..
W. F. Ma HUH ALL,
Secretary-Manager.
. Want Column.
Rule: One cent per wold for esclt and
every Insertion.
Piano for sale or rent. Must be dis
posed of ut once. Inquire nt this office.
To Let Six room residence on Hilt
street. M. M. Fisher, 7th and Hill
street.
Wanted Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping by man
and wife. Address, with terms, A. B.,
this office. '
For Salo Five 8ft, flat top bIiow
cases. H. Alex Stoke.
For Ront Two six-room houses In
West Rcynoldsville: Inquire of W. L.
Johnston.
For Ront Good house near the glass
plant. Iuqulre of E. Noff.
For Sale Two lots on Main street.
Inquire of H. J. Hughes.
JJEPOIITOF THE CONDITION
or TUB
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Keynotdsvllle. In the Rtnle of Prnniylvii
niu, ut the close of hiiHlnean April at), iml.
HKHOUHCKS:
Lonns nnd discounts CIlll.Tltll 30
Overdrnfts, secured nnd unsecured. sit iki
II. 8. Ilcmcln to secure circulation.... ai, l 00
Premiums on II. 8. Bonds 1,0K) 00
Ptw'ks, securities, etc 7.1HI0 (W
Furniture and fixtures 2.IIU2 5tt
Duo from Niitlonul Hunks (not Un
serve Agents) .... is.iuo 29
Due from npproved reserve audits. 111,."7H lift
Internul-Kevemie stamps 07 41
I'hecks and other cash Items 1,(117 10
Notes of other Natlonnl banks 1,045 UU
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
nnd cents 1)8 63
Lawful money reserve lu bank, vlr.t
8MVlO J17.MH :n
Lenal-tender notes flil.UOUO 31,001 35
Redemption fund wit It IT, 8. Treas
urer (A per cent, of circulation)., l.TMOO
Total 4(l,l W 14
l.tARM.ITIKM.
Capital stock paid In tnn.onn 00
Hurplus fund , go.OUO 00
Undivided profits, less expenses ana
taxes twin w.Ttn irj
National flunk notesoutstaudlnK... !tt,) HO
Due to other National Hanks 2,:mi hrt
Individual dcuositH sulitect tocheck I'vXiJO 41)
Time certiorates of deposit 27,tttH 2H
Cashier's checks outstanding 33 00
Total 1403,1117 14
SUtt f P.h.tItmL, Onnty tf Jiferwa, :
I, John 11. Kaucher, t'nshler of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
alsjve statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and iH'llef.
John it, i Alien Kit. tasiiier.
Bulwcrlhed nnd sworn to before me this 7th
day of May, IMii.
Ai.hkht Rrvnoi.ds, Notary Public.
Oohukct Attest I
- J. II. Coiiiiktt, 1
,1.0. Kind, y Directors.
(J. Mitciiki.i,,
HOME COMFORT.
The ndy exterior of pleos of Upholstered
furniture is likely to coyer up weskness of
construction th would eondemq It, were you
bis to the Inilda. Therefore ws warn
buyers to old the showy, (noddy articles
nd to pin their faith to artioles thai re hon
Mtly made and graceful In declgn. Articles
that arc absolutely dependable bud arc guar,
a toed, bear this mark.
Kaxpei)
OMxrsutfa)d
UpKoUtvrttd
Pw rniivrs
CHIOAOD
Vv Bellevs yon will be aatlifled with nv pur-
A sale ol Karpen Conehas li now on. Parti
SUlarly fuvd values at Ui following prions.
J.
Reduced Rates to St. Paul.
On account of the National Baptist
Anniversaries, at St. Paul, Minn., May
20 to 2H, the Pennsylvania Hull road
Company will sell excursion tickets from
nil stations on Its lines to St. Paul or
Minneapolis, May 17 to 10. good to
return not earlier than Mny 21, and not
later than Mny 21, at greatly reduced
rates. These tlckots will be good for
return pnssngu only when executed by
Joint Agent ut St. Paul or Minneapolis
and payment of 25 cents mndo for .this
service. Hy depositing ticket with joint
agent not t-nrllur tlian Muy 21 nor Inter
than Mny 2!), nnd payment of f() cents
ntttmnof deposit, an extension of return
limit may be obtained to leave St. Paul
or Minneapolis not later than Juno 30.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
n,K TUN PKII KMT.
Pursuant to an Act of Assembly t will nt
tend at the following times and pieces to re
ceive county, poor, lionil, slate and dog tuxes
for the year list!, to-wlt:
Fldred, llentli nnd Harnett townships, Mon
day, June 2, at Hold Slgi'l, 10a. in. to 4 p. nt.
Corsica borounh and I'nion township. Tues
day, June II, nt Hotel lilenn, II a. in. to II a. in.
Humniervllle lHirough and Clover township,
Tuesday .lone It, at I 'ommeri'lal hotel, Kiim
mervlllo, a:;)to.1 p. in.
Knox township, Wednesday, June 4, nt
Hopkins' store, V to II a. m.
IMnecreek township, Wednesday, June 4, nt
the store of E. Wiser, 2 to 4 p. ni.
Warsaw township, East, Wedm stlay, June
11 nt Kox's Hotel, I) to II a. in.
Washington township, Wednesday. June II.
In afternoon, at Hotel llarclay. West vllle, unci
Thursday, June 12, lit Uockdale store, 8 to
II a. m.
Kails Creek borough, Thursday, June 13, at
Hotel kantotitiigne, 1 toTip. m.
Htiyder township and Hrockwnyvllln lor
ough, Friday, June la, nt l.ogun House.
l'olk township, Katurdav, June 14, nt house
of Kullon eVIiotrncr. Wto ll a. m.
Warsaw township. West, fnturduy, June 14,
nt Wnsson's store, t to 4 p. m.
Heaver township. Monday, June IS, ut sloto
of II. C. Kelts. l::mio II n. m.
Worihvllle borough, Monday, June III, nt
Hotel I to a p. m.
Klnggiild township, Monday, June HI, nt
1ml el, 4 to it p. m.
I'orler township, Tuesday, June 17, at K.Ik -In's
store, tl to 11 a. m.
Perry township, Tuejdiiy. June 17, at Hotel,
IVrrysvllle. 1 to tip. in , and at the store of
Euro Uotirley, Krosthuig, Wednesday, June
1H s to II a. in.
Young township, Wednesday, June IS. nt
oHIeo of 'Hilllle I.auilsoil, Horatio, 2 to
4 p. m.
Clayvlilo borough, Thursday, Juno 111, at
Hotel Haley.
I'unxsiitnwney borough, Friday, June 20 nt
Hotel ranlnll.
Young township, Pntnrdny, Juno 21, ut
Hotel l'untnll, 7 tt. m. to 12 in
Hell township. Monday. June 23, nt the
house of lleniy Hiown, tl to II a. in.
(Insklll township, Monday, Juno 23, at Gib
son's store, 2 to 4 p. in.
lllg Kun borough nnd Henderson township,
Tuesday, June 2-i, nl Hotel MeC'luro.
Henderson and MeCalmont townships,
Wednesday, June 21, nt Holel Wayne, s a. in.
to 12 in.
MeCalmont township, Wednesday, Juno 2S,
III Anita, nt Hotel Mctiregor. 2 to tl' p. m.
Oliver township, Thursday, June 211, at.
Oliveburg, H:;m to 1(1:311, a. in., and nt lieu
House, Coolsprlng, 1 to 4 p. m.
Wlnslow township, Tuesday, July 1, at Im
purlul Hotel, Ueynoldsvllle, in the afternoon
Heynoldsvllle borough, Wednesday, July 2,
at Imperial Hotel,
West Keynnldsvillo borough, Thursday,
July 3, In Iho forenoon, at the Kosh House.
Hrookvllle borough, Monday, July 7, ut the
Treasurer's olllee.
Hoso township, Tuesday, July 8, at tho
Treasurer's otttce.
Ten percent will he added to nil taxes not
paid County Treasurer before duplicities are
placed In the handsof borough and township
collectors. Mercuutlle, restaurant and bill
iard licenses will be received at nil place
visited, and all licenses remaining unpaid
ufter the Hist day of July will he placed In the
hands of the proper ofllee's for eollei tlon, us
per Art-of Assembly. UiV. IIICIT'.,
May 1, 11M3. County Treasurer.
A Spicy
Spring "Ad"
Might attruot yuui attention
for a moment, but a curoful cxam-
lntinH r . 1 i
Newest and Most Fashionable
Spring Attire
S Will convlnco you I hut wo tiro S
tho leaders in Gents' Tailoring in
Heynoldsvllle. Experience, cum- J
plotunoss of stock and reasonable
prices uunnot fail to sutisfy you.
Johns & Thompson.
The season for beautifying the
home is here nnd do you know
how especially well-equipped we
are to help you in this direction?
OF CARPETS AND
MATTINGS
we have many beautiful patterns
to choose from.
All Brussels Carpets
MADE, LAID AND LINED
FREE.
60e to 1.40 per yard.
MATTING8
14c to 40c per yard.
BED ROOM SUITS-
$16.00 to $00.00.
Sideboards, $12.00 to $75.00.
Extension Tables,$3.75 to $27.
Brass Trimmed Enameled Beds,
$4.00 to $18.00.
Tho furniture weuy is not muc'u fur
appearanoo only. It must have quality
nddurabllity to recommend It.
R. HIL-LJ;
f. KATZEN,
People s Bargain Store.
Owing to to the late spring we
were unable to place many spring
goods on sale, so have decided
to offer the people of Rcynolds
ville and vicinity these goods,
which nre new in qunlity and
style, nt a
Reduction of from
25 to 35 per Cent
on the dollar. You cannot afford
to miss this. Remember our op
erating expenses are not large,
which makes these low pricc9
possible. Below we quote prices
on a few lines which you will see
nt n glance can be purchased nt
our store for less money than
elsewhere.
Big assortment of
Ladies' Shirt Waists
nil new. Ladies' Shirt Waists,
former price 40c, now 2fc and
up to $1.05.
LADIES' SUMMER GAUZE,
from Cc a piece tip.
Big assortments ladies' TOP
SKIRTS nt low prices.
Large sized BED SPREADS, a
bargain, former price 90c, now
Ufc.
Ladies' UMBRELLAS, from
3Sc up to l.fio.
DON'T MISS TIIIS-A fancy
silver handled umbrella, former
price, $1 .25, your choice for 7fc.
Big assortment of LACES and
EMBROIDERY at very low
prices.
FELT WINDOW SHADES, )c.
First class cloth Window
Shades, 22c.
Large assortment Children's
Spring nnd Summer Caps.
Big assortment Men's PANTS
from G5c up to $3.l).r per pt ir.
Large assortment Men's nnd
Boys' HATS.
Men's Top Shirts from 23c up
to $1.00.
Men's Summer Undershirts
from 25c up.
Hemembor these etiods nro all NEW.
You will find thetn what we represent.
Cull and examine for your own henelit.
It don'tcostyou anything to investigate.
Our motto: Quick Sales Small Prices.
A. KATZEN.
4i
THG BIG STORG.
THE SPUING SEASON is opening under very favorable and satis
fying conditions. The weather is becoming Bettled and the indus
tries of this community are all running at full force. Business
men are all taking a firm hold on the confidence in the prosperity of
the future. In fact the condition of Keynoldsville in general is in
dicative of a greater prosperity than has ever been realized hereto
fore. All these things serve as a stimulant to the merchant. We want to
say in keeping with these prosperous conditions we are better pre
pared than ever to serve the trade. We have a larger and better
assorted stock of merchandise and we have made greater prepara
tion for your convenience in dealing with us.
House cleaning time being on we have not neglected to secure the
things which always follow house cleaning: , .
Lace Curtains
Window Shades,
Sheets,
Pillow Cases,
In addition to thin wo want to call attention to a few items of spec
ial interest at present to all ladies.
Silk and Linen Batiste, 50c yard to 2.5o
Waist Goods at all prices.
Silk and Lace Gloves, 25 and 5o cents.
Defender Muslin Underwear:
Skirts, 50 cents to 8. 75. Drawers, 18c to 1.00. '
Gowns, 50 cents to $1.50. Corset Covers, 10c to 75c.
Shirt Waists (White and Colored), 50c to $3.75.
WOOLTEX GARMENTS at all PRICES
In fact you can buy a Wooltex Suit, Skirt or Jacket cheaper than
you can a cheap grade of goods.
J!j We guarantee
J!
NEXT 1)00 li TO POSTOFFICE,
.42
D
0 YOUR EYES TIRE ?
Is Your Eijeslrjrit Imperfect?
I will visit tho Imperial Hotel,
Reynoldavllle, May IS, 1902,
and American House,
BROOKVILLE, MAY 10 AND 17,
t All tho bust methods for I
examination of tho eye.)
0. V, GIBSON, Optician.
AGENTS WANTED
l ll'I OI' T. IUVITT TALn tftK, hy
hl Mini, Krv. ! hank Dkwitt I'ai.maiik nnd
nvwN'Inte I'llltnn of I'lirlntliin llerulil. Only
lK)k wwlinm-d hy Tiilmine fiurilly. Knnrmmia
priillt fnrsm-llts who net ilillcklv. outHl 10
(fills. Vrlic Immi'OliitHy (LAkK A CO., Sa
B. 41 li St. I'IiIIh. I'll. Mention this I'nper.
tt. W. EftSON & 'CO.
w
I vi
Trim
x a
SUA & Waper
at all prices.
10 cents to 60 cents.
4o cents to 95 cents.
20 cts. a pair to 50 cents.
our prices lowest at all times. l
Spring is Hero
AND SO 19
Northamcr & Kcllock
And wo ara better prepared than
ever to do cabinet work or anything
In the wood working line.
Upholaterlns
and repair work of all kinds done
promptly.
Picture Framing
Wo have Just received a lar(fj lino
of Picture Moulding nnd wo carry a
lino of room moulding In stock.
Call and examine our line and get
prices.
Our cabinet shop la so amall and
our business Is getting to largo we
will have to do something to got
more room, so we have decided to
ell off all our framed
Pictures at Coat
17.00 Pictures at 15.65.
M.00 Pictures at f4 B0.
W OO Pictures at M.80.
4.00 Pictures at M.10.
13.00 Pictures at 12.25.
12.00 Pictures at 1160.
$1.00 Picture at ' 75o.
all tho rest. In tho same proportion.
We are also agents for the Kane In
side Sliding Blind and Patent Screen
Windows.
Komcmber the place
- Northamer & Kellock,
Woodward Building, Main St.
Try them for Men's,
Youths and 13oys Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Neckwear, Hosiery, Under
wear and Shoes.
All grades and prices
suit every pocketbook
You will also find the largest as
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