mm 7 r With ue You Can Buy Horses, Harness, Wagons, McCormick Hinders. Mowers, Hakes, Grinders. Bargains in GROCERIES DRY GOODS To closo out stock. A piilrof well bred liKiriso voi.rs MO It SALE Thtvc-ycnr-old buy min t1, pacer "K nutton." Four-year-old black mnro, trot- tr-"Vllks." Iloth Wind and well broken to single ur double. ??.r CHOPPING W tunc i I Ttie Repoldsville Milling Company. Bring Your Produce to J.C.King&Co.'s 233332X13: VSXZXXI-X.XTX3XZ1X. mm, rcciiESTER j fiusbdrgh bt, CONOEN8ED TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JVSE 15, 1902. NORTH BOUND. iuitirx this. Leave, A. H. A. M. rill-lmrr 1 .Allegheny!' 9 00 t410,00 Duller rutin vl Dp Went Jliwrovo JCcho lHlVtoll , 10 12 . 6 21 10 22 8 bxl 10 67 6 2 .V 11 25 48! 7 00 7 40 7 40 11 41 12 21 12 22 12 31 Punxiiuuwnpv nr A. SI. 1'2 OH1 V. II fuitxautawtiey lvit 6 Ml 12 10 t 20 lili Run 2 DO 8 00 S 10 8 20 8 3!) 7 83i 8 1(1 (!. & M. Junction 1 Hi Hole Kll Creek s 6 401 e so 12 to! 8 2SI 1 09 VI 2 01 2 21 I 12 12 07 P. M. Jtrockwayvlilo... . A. M. 1 10 1 42 jtmgway JuhiiMinhiirg... Mt.Jewett Nuwtnn 4 17 i 81 1 M 2 4 8 04 6 2".l 6 4H 20 Bradford Ar. 8 80 4 OS r. P. M. A. H. Jluflalo Ar. 6 45, , Tw,: 6 si Ilochester ........ Arrive "7 41 A. M. Additional train leave Butler for Puimutaw. (ley 7:30 A. M. dally, except Sundays. SOUTH BOUND. 8 Kot. lAimtnKTiMK. 18 11 Leave. A. M. kiMM P. M. P. M. 9 Id 10 15 P. M. A. M. 12 45 "i'si 2 21 2 87 P. M. 8 11 t 8 40 8 25 8 60 8 84 8 67 9 21 8 68 9 40 4 13 P. X. 4 15 4 45 "s'm 6 18 725 P. M. A. M. Rochester.... . fliiAnlo Lv. 7 80 0 80i NOON. Bradford Lv. Newton Ht. Jewett Johiiftonburg Rlilawav t 7 4p 12 05 B VI Vi 84 8 42 12 61 9 8.V 1 4! 9 49 10 24 10 42 10 M a oo 11 24 11 401 1 66 2 80 Jtrockwayvtlle.... rutin (jreea... IhiHola 2 47 2 65 il. A M. Junction. 0 41SI Wr Hun..., 7 0" 7 its 1 2S 8 on f'uiixiiutawiiey ar 8 at runxiiutawney iv A.M 8 85 imyion Echo West MoKgrove.. Cmlgsvllle Butler Allegheny I Pittsburg J Arrive S 17 4 19 8 40 9 07, 47 & 84 45 11 00 A. Ft. Additional train leavea Punxmtawney for But ler 4:36 P. at. daily, except 8undaya. Notr On Sundays train 6 arrives Buffalo 6:10 V. m., Rochester 75 p. h., and train I leavea Buf. fulo 9:00 A. ., Kochcuter 8:30 A. a. CLEARFIELD DIVISION. 76 78 SASTXRN TIM ft. 70 72 P.M. P.M. Arrive. Leave. A.H. p.m. 125 Reynoldsvllle t 2 15 S 80 1 06 Kalla Creek. t 7 00 2 38 20 12 40 DuBoli 7 07 8 25 8 12 12 84 ....CAM. Junction.... 7 13 8 82 7 81 11 81 Curwenuvllle 7 8 4 17 7 18 11 88 ...Clearfl'd, Mkt. Bt. ... 8 Oil 4 82 t 10 HI 80 ....Clearfl'd.N.Y.C 8 10 4 46 P.M. a.m. Leave. Arrive. A. M. p. M. Daily. f Daily except Sunday. EDWARD C. LAPF.Y, General Paanenrrer A (rent, (Form N. P. 2J Roeneater, N. T. of all kinds promptly done nt PENNSYLVANIA nATLUOAD. mTFFALO ft ALI.KOHANY VALLEY DIVISION. Low Grado Division. In Effect HUy 2S, 1902, I Eastern Standard Time. KAXTWAnn. TolO No, 113 No.1011 Ho 105 NotO? A. M. A. M A. M. P. M. P. M. .... 0 l" I 9 ( 1 ID) A M .... 9 1H II 10 4 m 1 M 9 411 II K! 4 IH 8 07 .... 10 CI It 47 4 to 8 37 .... Ill 20 4 AN t 43 .... 10 2ll 11 to 6 04 tH 49 .... 10 4:1 21 t9 00 I 10 11 00 12 24 8 Ul 9 22 t 21 til 10 5 60 $9 31 t 2 til 111 t.l 6M t9 .17 t 44 II it! UK 0 ll 9 80 til 81 ll 40 tH 20 .... II 6 II 4 1 13 0 :l 10 118 7 ll 85 I 2.-1 0 411 I0 10 7 17 I 7 0 82 7 an 1 60 7 ( 7 ;h I m 7 in 7 43 S in 7 IN Note. 8 tin 2 20 7 41 tn in t2 3t 17 6 i I 48 .... t 8 ft. I 8 20 A.M. A. M. P. M. P. M P. M. STATIOWS. rittslmra Itrd Hunk LnwHonlitim Niw lli'ihli'lient Ditk lilihio W uysvlllo Hiiniincrvlllo... Htnokvtlle low II Knlli'P llryuoldHVllle.. ritncotist I-'iiIN Ci-cuk iMillol Hntili In Vlnlrluirn .... I'rnnlleld Tyler Ileuner.rtni Onint Driftwood Train 901 (Siimlnjrili'nveal'lttslitirirO.nii a.m., Iti'd Hunk II. Ill llKMk villi. 12.41, ItrynoldHVllle 1.14, KiiIIn t irek l.'.tl. DtiHola 1,35 p. m. WKWTWAHn No" 10 NoiOONo i02 No. 114 No. 110 A. M. A. M.I. M. P. M. P. M, .... 0 I;, ill 20 .... t 6 80 ... 10 41 ill 4'l .... t 17 .... 8 80 11 68 .... B 20 .... 7 17 12 22 .... 83 .... 7 28 12 M ... 7 00 .... 7 30 11 ;i .... 7 08 .... 7 41 12 40 .... 7 IN U ll 8 Oil 1 (18 15 05 7 35 0 27 8 III 1 20 6 V! 7 42 til ;r; ts in t7 4s 6 41 S 23 1 32 6 27 7 5 16 8n t8 35 .... 18 43 t 12 t" 04 t5 80 t8 IN 7 1. N to 1 51' 0 11) H W 7 3U W (II VI 12 8 18 . .. 7 47 10 Ih J2 28 0 32 ... 7 SI t 22 ... 6 3N .... 8 01 9 30 2 3N B 45 .... 8 31 9 67 til Oil 7 11 .... 8 48 10 10 8 20 7 23 .... II 18 I3 38 5 30 9 45 .... A. h.i p. m. p. ni.lf. m. p. m. STATIONS, irlfiwood tlnint lltnner.t.tto. ... Tyl.-r rennlli.ld Wlnti-rlmrn ... Sliula Dtlllols riill.t'ioik,., rtincoiitot itrynoldtfVlUc I'uller Itiwii Ilrookvlllt..,.. Stimmnrvlllu.. MnyNillle Diikltldun New ttetlilehcm l.ttWHitnlium.... I! Hunk ritlnburn Truln 042 (Stindny) lenven Dullnls 4.10 p.m. Fulls rrcek 4.17, Hryiiiil(lsvllle4.:i0, llrookvllln 6.1", Ited llnnk 6.30, rittnlitirK 9.30 p.m. TrnltiN mnt ked run dully; I dully, except Htinilny; t tiuxHtntton, where slitnula must lie shown. Philadelphia Kilo Railroad Division In effect Match 24th, 1002. Trains leave Driftwood as follows: EASTWARD 9:01 n m Train I'!, weekdays, for Punbury, WIlki'Nliai'i'e, lla.leton, PollNVlllo.H.'l'Hiiton, HarrtMliui'ir and the InlernitMlluto Hta Hons, nrrtvintc at l'lilladclplilti 6:23 p. m New York, 11:30 p. m. i lliililniore, 8:00 p.m.; Washlnuion, 7:15 p. m I'tiHman I'arlor cur from Wllllnmsport to lMiiladel)hia and pus si'itrrr roaches front Kane to ritllailelplila and WIUIuniHport to llultlmore and Waal) luitton. JoiisoNHURo Railroad. a. m. WKKKPA YS. a. m. 10 45 at- ( lei nionl Iv II 00 II 01 11 07 II 10 II 16 11 20 11 2H 11 40 12 III 10 :in in :v5 10 31 10 28 10 20 10 II 9 88 Woouvule (.tiilnwond Smith's Hun liiNtanter HiralKht Olen Hand Johimonlturi( 9 40 lv Kldttway nr HlUGWAY & CLEARFIELD RAILROAD and Connections. p.m. p.m. a.m. n.m n. m. p.m. 4 10 4 20 4 30 4 34 4 37 4 41 4 61 4 64 7 :to 7 20 7 oo 7 08 7 01 6 67 6 47 6 43 638 6 30 6 10 2 18 9 38 iirltldixwnylv 7 00 12 10 04 9 28 81111 Haven 7 10 12 20 12 31) 12 33 12 36 12 40 13 80 12 64 1 84 9 16 181 9 11 1 47 9 07 1 43 9 03 1 33 8 S3 1 2N 8 47 li-oyland ShoviH Mills Kim. Itock (..'urrler Hrockwuy v'l Lane Mill-. Mi'Minn Hint Hurveya Hun Iv I-'iiIIh tvk ar Iv Dulloi nr 7 21 7 25 7 2H 7 33 7 43 7 47 7 81 7 81 8 00 8 16 H 43 8 HO 1 19 1 15 1 Of. 1 03 6 02 1 10 5 10 1 25 S 85 8 35 8 28 6 30 1 13 0 5H at l'nll(,"k lv 8 10 1 20 6 10 6 13 12 52 B 44 KeyuoldNVllle 8 23 1 32 6 2 6 30 12 24 0 10 llrookvtlle 8 SO 1 69 6 00 4 60 11 47 New Methl'in 9 30 2 3S 6 45 4 05 II 10 Red Hunk 10 10 8 20 7 25 I 30 0 00 Iv l'tttsbuiKlir 12 38 A 30 9 46 p.m. a.m a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. For time tables and additional information consult ticket ajrems. J. B. HUTCHINSON J, It. WOOD, Ueu ManitKer Gen. 1'uwn Agt 12:80 p. m. Train 8, dally for Sunlmry, llar-t-liirr and principal InterinedlateHtatlons, Itrrlvlnir nt lMitlitdclphla 7:33 p. m., New York 10:23 p. nt., Baltimore 7::i0p. m., WhIi Inylon H::fc p. nt. Vetilmled parlor cars ami paseimer coaches, liutliilo to rtiiludcl i. Ida and WiiMlilnsion. 4:(o p. in. Train 6. dally, for Ilar riliirn mid lntet-ntediatu stations, nr rlvins at I'iiilndclphls 4:28 A. M.: New Vork, 7.13 a. m.; Italllinore, 2.:k a. m.t WaNhiiiKton 4.1A A. M. I'lillman Slecpinti cara from IIurrltdmrK to liilladelphla mid New York. I'htladolphla passentrerK can remain In sleeper undisturbed until 7:30 A. M. II :oa p.m. Trtiln 4, daily for Hunhury, Harris burit and Intermediate stations, arriving at Philadelphia, 7:23 A. M.t Nuw York, 9:31 A.M. on week days and 10.3N a m. on Sun day; Baltimore, 7:15 a. M.t WushlnKlon, S:3t) A. M. rtillman sleeper from Erie, and Wllllatiihport to I'hllndulphla, sun WllllamsiMitt to Washinuion. Passenger couches from ICrle to Philadelphia, and Williamsii,rl to Italtirnot-e. 12:37 p ni. I ralii 14, dally forSiiiiliury, Harris Ixi ru and principal liilornicdtntcHtntlonN, ar riving at Vhlladi'lphia 7:32 a. in., New York 9::t3 ii. m. weikduys, H0.:ta a, m., Sunday) B, ittlni(re7:15 u. m.. WaslilnKtoii, N::ti) a m. Vesilliuied bullet stceplutt cars and pas senger cottcho. Buffalo tuVhlladclphia and WashuiKton. WE9TWARD 3: i-'t a. m. Train 1, dally for Buffalo via Kniporluin. 4::N a. m. Train 9, dally for Erie, Kldic wa. aiitl week days for DtiBols, l lorinout and principal luieruied:atesiallonH. 9:80 a. m.--Train 3, dally for F.rie and Inter mediate points, 8:45 p. m. Train 15, dally tor Buffalo via KiiiHii lum. 8i45 p. m.Traln 61, weekdays for Kano and Inlurmed tales tatlons. THE STAR OFFICE. KICKERS' COLUMN. A "Kicker" Column hns been opened In Tna Stab, (hrouiih which compalnts may be made without, the Identity of the com plainant being made public. If you have anything to complain about, send It In. The name of the complulnnnt must ncroninnny the complnlnt. as a guarantee of good faith, not for publication. If tho "klckor" column of THE STAR Is still nt tho service of tho piihlio I would respectfully usk a heni ln. Tho tinnocossBrlly prolon)ind hlowlntf of tho glass plant, whistle Inst year be came a public nuisance, but the dis graceful and uncalled for exhibition last Sunday cnlls for severo displeasure. If tho fault lies with tho directors, a new board Is badly needed. If It Is done by orders of an olllelitl ttndor their control, he should be replaced by a man of somo Judgment. If tho repeated nuisance ts committed by nil employee at bis own sweet will, ho should receive ill iTo rent orders or bo discharged. A corporal Ion need not bo a public nuisance because It happens to bo a public benefit. It is high timn Bomo judgment was shown In this matter by somo person or persons officially connected with Tho Star Glass Co., of Reynoldsvllle, Pa. Citizen, Taxpayer, Stockholder. KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE DAY. Big; Crowd and Big Time Anticipated Friday of This Week. Friday of this week th.! tenth annual reunion of tho Northwestern Reunion Association, Knights of Golden Ragle, will be held In Reynoldsvllle. It Is ex pected that thero will be a big crowd In town that day nnd tho program that wo publish below Indicates thero will bo fun galoro for lovers of sports. Tho first thing on the program of the day will be a big street parade. The parade will form on Broadway, West Royn oldsvllle, headed by Falls Creek band Will parade tip Main street to Fifth, to Grant, to Seventh, to Main, to Tenth, to Jackson, to Fifth, to Main nnd down Muln to Frank's Park, whore addresses will ba made by Grand offi cers, Rev. A. J. Meok, Ph. D., and Rev J. C. McEntire. The sports and races will take pluce immediately after tho addresses, and will be as follows: One mile blcyelo race, one hundred yurd foot race, fifty yaid sack race, seventy-five yard wheelbarrow race, tug-of-war, five mile blcyolo race, obstacle nice, potato race, band ball game for championship of Reynolds vllle. Dancing In Frank's Park after noon and evening. Miller Dros. orches tra will furnish muslo for dunce. The committee have worked bard to make the 10th reunion a success. Fol lowing Is a list of tho names of the persons on the genoral and sub com mittees: General committee Sam Malcolm chairman, John Reddecllff, secretary, Edwin Hoare assistant secretary, Wm, Ronn, T. n. Malcolm, Robert Sayers, J.tnieB Tyson, Wm. Tyson, Glp Musser, Albert Neale, Thomas Justham. Printing ttnd decorating committee Sam Malcolm, Wm. Roan, T. H. Mal colm. Soliciting committee-- T. II. Mal c.ilm, James Tyson. Wm. Tyson. MubIo committee T. H. Malcolm, Ed win Iloarc, Thomas Justham. Sport committee Thomas Justham, Glp Musser, Albert Nealo. Refreshment committee John Red' declifT, Edwin Hoaru. Duncu ocmiitilUoe Sam Malcolm, Wm. Roan. T. II. Malcolm, James Tyson. , Reception committee will bu com posed of members of all the other pi mi. millet's, Any person wanting to enter any of tho rones (liould notify Thomas Just hum, chairman of Sii'tlng committee, "Right. " Right amount of lco, right quality of flavoring, right combination of in gredients, right way of serving, right facilities for making, everything right at our soda fountain. Gottlng more popular evory day. Give it a whirl and see. Stoke' Famous Soda Water Fountain. All &V00 dress skirts In all colors for t-'lnOut Mllllrcns. My I Out Isn't Reynolds' soda good? o All waists redtioed at gutters. Easy oouchos and rockers at Hall's, My I nut Isn't Reynolds' sodu good? There's foot comfort for you In our low shoes; prices 60c to W.50. Robinson's. Queen Quality shoes at D. Nolan's shoe store for $2.50. My t But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Kitchen utensils and cabinets at Hall's. Those who have tried our want column find It pays to do so. My ! But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Gibson's optical work for tho phbI two years bus boon wonderfully succotful. See his dates. My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Guaranteed oook stoves and ranges at Hall's. ' My I But (sn't Reynolds' soda good ? BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF PROF, C. V. SfllTH, PRINCIPAL-ELECT OF THE REYNOLDSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. p J . . , f . r - 4 PROF, C. Below we publish a short biographi cal sketch of Prof. C. V. Smith, principal-elect for tho public schools of Reynoldsvllle. Ho was born near Mlddlelown, Md. Attended the public schools In tho Immediate vicinity and at tho ago of eighteen entered a private preparatory school In his native town. Hero he continued his studies fur enough to admit blm to tho freshmen class at Franklin and Marshall College. During tho ensuing two years he taught In the public schools and at the sarao time pursued his preparatory studies sufficiently to enable blm to enter the sophomore class under conditions. In 1887 he was admitted to that -class at Frunkltn and Marshall from which Institution ho was graduated In 1SU0 taking third honor and delivering tho salutatory on commencement day. For two years after graduating he served as the prlnuipul of the Collegiate Institute at Wulkersvlllo, Md. In 181 12 he was given tho professorship , of Greek, German, Mathematics and the Sciences In Mereersburg College which position he filled very acceptably. When Dr. W. M. Irvine succeeded Dr. G. W. Aughinbaugh In 1803 as president of Mereersburg College, Prof. Smith was made a member of the faculty at the bend of the Latin department. The next year he was transferred to tho do' purtmentof History, German and the Natural Sciences. In this capacity ho 'On Such a Day as This." You will feel fresher Hnd bo healthier If you stop at our soda fountain and get a good cold drink of any of our delicious beverages, light drinks, heavy drinks, rich drinks, tonics, settlers, nourishing ooncocllons, and all of the dainty, tempting refreshments known to snda mixers. Stoke's Fountain Just Look at Her. Wheno-J came that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, ror.y complexion, smiling face, She looks good, feels good. Here's her scurcl. She uses Dr. King's New Life Pills. Result. nil organs uutive, digestion good, no heHilituhes. no chance for 'blues." Try them yourself. Only !i."o ul H. Alex Stoko's drug store. My ! But isn't Reynolds' soda good? Dogs huvo rights. If they don't have them their owners certainly assume them for thera. Rights to run over your grounds; tear up your lawn and garden ; pilo old bones nnd carrion on your flower beds; suup und growl ut children even bite thorn, cbnso, worry and kill your best mousor ; howl and yelp all night ; distribute fllus without fear or favor. Oh, yes; dogs certainly have rights. A fact vehemontly de monstrated if somo one ventures to kick or kill one of the worthless brutes. The average man would be a king had i the average assumed rights of the average yellow dog, Oil City Jllittard. Advertising is to tho merchant whut plowing and sowing is to the furmer. Imagine a farmer trying to ralso a crop by sitting on the fenoo as he looks- over a ten acre Hold wishing thut a nice crop of wheat or corn would spring up in It. Ridloulous, Isn't it? But not any more so . than the raerohant who hides a stock of goods away In a store room and then sits on the counter, hoping that people will come In and buy. Rust Aurora Advertiner. Bargains In waists at Sutter. My I But Isn't Reynolds' sda goisl? Buy Robinson's shoes. My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Wash skirts In linen and duck. Any skirt In tbe bouse at 75o at Milllrens My But Isn't Roynolds'oda good? 4 4 V. SMITH. taught two years, when ho resigned and accepted the prlnclpuMilp of Bedford Classical Academy. He has held that position six yearn. During this year's session of tho Pennsylvania Cliaiitnii qim, hold ut Mt. Gretna from July 1 to August G, Prof. Smith was u member of the faculty, haying hud charge of tho Mathematical department. Tho Pennsylvania Chuutnuqtinn of July 4. 11MJ2, snys: " Prof. C. V. Smith, principal of tho Bedford Classical Acad emy, to whom Chancellor SehuelTer re ferred In laudatory phrases tho other evening, has arrrlved upon the grounds and will Immediately lako up the work In mathematics which was to havo been conducted by Prof. Lohmnn, but which, owing to tho serious Illness of Prof. Lehman, lias been placed In tho hands of Prof. Smith. Tho luttcr comes, to Chautauqua with a high reputation as an Instructor, having made a name and a famo for himself In preparing young men for the best colleges In the country. " A Bedford paper in speaking of the commencement at the academy Ihl year says: "Bedford Academy under the management of Professor and Mrs, Smith hits become a leading institution of the county and Is patronized by a select olas of young pnnplo whosn odti" oat ion Is n-flee tod In tho cam bestowed upon the students by the fuctilty. " Want Column. Itates! One cent per word for each and every inseri ion. For Sale A baby carriage. Inquiro Bt The Star office. For Sale Good eow. Inquiro of G W. Stoke, sr. Wanted Learners ; Girls to pick cloth etc. Applv to Entei pi-leu Silk Co. Fur Sale Horse and buggy. Inquire i if John Miller, Present! villo. Fur sale Property on East Main i. Price reasonable. Inquiro M. M. Davis. Fur rent Two houses. Inquire of S. Shaffer. For Suk tlouan and lot on Hill street at a bargiili:. Inquiro of R. A. nildebriino. For Sal. i Town lots on Grunt. Main. Jackson, Church und Worth streets. Inquire of Mrs. J, L. Test. Belgian hares for sale. Finn slock: prices very low. L. M. Snyder, Jack Bon st. For Sale Four loU cornor 3rd and Hill sts. Price from 1250 up. City sewerage. Inquire of E. Neff. For Sale A seven rwim house, lot 60 by 150 foot, In West Rcynoldsvillo. M. E. Weed. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. Notice Is hereby given that an application will bo made to tho (Jovornor of the State of Pennsylvania on the 2i.Ui day of Auuii-t. Mi. by A. O'Donnell, C C. t.llwon. J. Ill Murray, II. L. Moke and (1. W. I.enkerd, under the act of Assembly of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania entitled " An Act. to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," apnroved Apr. 29, is;4, and the supplements thereto for the .lU.tlll f U ., 1,1 I l.n, 1.1,1 A..H....M.. . I.... . .... called The Keynoldsvllle llrlck and Tile i; impany. i lie charter ana objecr. thereof Is thai of doing a general brick und tile manu- iw iuhiih uuninti.,111111 iur incsu purposes lo liavo, possess and onjoy all the rights, beno- lllu tnwl i.rlwll.ri.u ., tl.n u..l,l u 9 K and Its supplement. A.O'DoNNiti.i., Pres., O. W. I.KNKKHU, Hue. Iteynoldsvllln, l'a., Aug. 8, 11102. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Lettersof administration on tho estate of Hamilton Thompson, deceased, late of Hrockway vllle borough, Julfnrwin county, Pennsylvania, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said es tate are hereby notified to make payment without delay, and those having claims or de mands will present thum, duly authenticated, for settlement. II. b. MoCpuxvcfln, Administrator Brockway vllle, Pa., July 10, ltui. BUY AN Freezer and you This freezer is made of the very liest material, Cedar bucket, block tin can, and with projier care will outlast any freezer made. We have sold oo of these freezers during the past month and in every case they are pi ving entire satisfac tion. This shows that the freezer will do all that is claimed of it. Remember the Up-to-date is the only freezer that will make ice cream in a minute and give satis faction. Sold only by the KEYSTONE HARDWARE COMPANY, Reynoldsvillc, l'a. REYNOLDSVILLE QRAND CLEARANCE SALE. New Ware Room. In order to make room to rebuild our ware-room we are compelled to reduce our stock of Hardware, &c. Durinp next two weeks we offer special inducements in prices on the lollowing: Buggies ! Plows Pumps Building Paper Two REYNOLDSVILLE N, HANAU. I am closing out my stock of dry and gents' furnishing goods ul 2.i going to quit business. fl.(m Press (ionds Klc (lie AV 2oc 24c s.H. dress gisids. 1. rs' dress gisids, 2. V t 'ashinere H'.c t'ashmcre line (.'nhrmro Ikc Plaids Kcl'hiids !. llro-idclnth tl 2" llroudclolh 8I.0H Silks ?.s- Silks MicHllks tie Silks Hi: Hi uh Minding .V Hru-li Minding -2.V Tablo Linen rWh- table linen 70c table linen Itoi. butcher's linen 40c butcher's linen Ac cambric lining AOc ladles' shirt waist tie 7tSc Mr. "lie ft7c 4.V: !Vm! 7c 4c 21 ic 411c Sue 22o itk: 4c 4lM CLOTHING In black and liluo, rlay worsted, wiuare and round cut siilia. sii.nusults fl4.nn suits 12.IKI suits lu.OI suits s.im suits fi.un milts 4.0(1 suits lit.no ID.'KI H..V) 7 ft.vt 3..'0 2.40 YOUTH'S SUITS. Iin.no suits s.oosiiIih 7.M) suits H..VI suits . S ID suits .:. suits i.M suits 7.2.1 fl.'M ft.00 4.7 4.00 8 7i A Defiance to the Sun Host paints are but a poor protection from the sun. Thu inn', rays cannot penetrate the perfect protection Puttou'aMun Prooi Paints give a house. It le a permanent painting out of everything that cau Injure walls or roof deflauoe to the sun. Patton's are made of the puree) materials, accurately mixed by powerful maohlnes making every ean alike and reodtr It possible to guarantee the paint In every can to war weli for five years. It usually laeu twice aa long. Mend for our free book of paint knowledge, or writs for anything you want to know about paint. PATTON PAINT COMPANY, Milwaukee, Whs. KEYSTONE HARDWARE COMPANY, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. UP-TO-DATE will be Strictly In It. HARDWARE COM'Y. s Harrows s Stoves Wheelbarrows ?hN" Doors Windows HARDWARE COM'Y. goods and clothing and Indies pur cunt less than cost. Am $1.00 ladles' shirt waists 7!io ifl.W ladles' shirt waist I.I2 jl .VI ladies khlrt waist. l.l. gl.Ift ladles' shirt waist MX! 31. 2A baby dresses HV 7;V bahy dresses - - (Vs- Nic baby dresses atie V baby dresses, lis? 7.V. baby skl"ts - - 4.V (tor baby skirts - :j!le 2;Vi baby's skirt - Its- lnc child's stockings - 7ijc l'!licchildH stockings Kic lsc child's stockings 12'io 2; stand covers - - i'.ic fr; balls sllknteen 4tt 10c yard all kaleen - 7'-io I. Vr vard sllknteen 10l,e SI. 1.0 llexihlo corset - tl.lW II. flo llexible corsets kt kic llevlhle corset lUc rV flexible corset. 4c 4(c flexible corset 2tHt Children' Knco Pant's Suits $V0l Soils, - 3.90 4. Ml suits - - ij.ft) 4 00 suits - 2.90 H.!0 suits 2.:VI 1 .VI soils - . 1.00 ol.OOsults - m: 7-V knee pants - - ,Vs 5oj kueo jiautM - 42c 2V knee pants - lis! 8V chlhl's overalls 19c Men's I V. linen collars Hk; Hoy's Pie liiu.a collars 7b Men's is-.rubber collars 19o Men's Mm neckties - - :ii! Men's 2V neckties - KM Uhlld'4 I a: necktie - Co & Paints 'J V
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