OUR FARMING COMMUNITY.
The Tillers of tha Soil Want Canh for
Their Produce.
Last wreck an article wr puiilitttied In
The Stab ntxnit the townupcuple mtr-
nlzlng out of town mervhnntfl when they
should patronlzo homo morRhnnts, and
by so doing encourage, the merchant
nnd help build up tlio town. Last Satur
day an lntollIgont, well read and pros
perous farmor, who has boon patron
izing the merchants of, Kcynoldsvillo
for a number of yoars, said to tho editor
of this papor that ho had read tho
artlolo and that ho thought it whs
alright, but from his oxperlenco and
observation be was comKllod to my
that tho grocerymen of this town do
not give the farmers the encourage
mont that thoy should. He said, "when
we bring produce to town, apples, po
tatoes, Ac, wo have troublo sometime
In disposing of them Bt. market price,
and then wo are generally expected to
accept trade for what we bring in. If
a hundred hunlti'U of potatoes are
wanted the merchants are not willing
to pay us as much In cash for them as
they will pay to have them shipped Into
town. Americana like to be independ
ent, and we farmers liko to get cash for
our produce, even If wo do pay It all
back to tho merchant before wo get
out of the store. If we receive tho en
couragement and treatment from tho
merchants of Heynoldsville that wo
should It would be an Incentive to In
crease our productions, because wo
wo-lld always know where to find a
gt id market for them. Of luto I havo
Queen Quality Shoes
are Leaders
TRICK THREE DOLLARS
When there arc a multi
tude of shoes trying to he
sold, and one shoe lar sur
passes all others in volume,
of sales, there is a reason
for it.
That one shoe is "Queen
Quality." Its sales are
more than double the sales
of any other women shoes.
Try a pair and you will
alwavs wear "Queen
Quality."
THE "PRIZE CONTEST
is the talk of the town.
$5,000.00 given away.
ROBINSON SHOE
COMPANY.
SECURING
AND YET paying only the most reasonable price, is the magnet here. It's in the buying of the fall and winter wearables, as in other items, that one should secure value that the longest stretch should be
given the purchasing power of the money, and our Fall and Winter stock will fully respond to every economical wish. Then, there's a wide range for your selection a choice of all the bright new novelties
that Fashion sets her seal upon, jtjt jfi
DON'T FORGET
Our big Basement
ia full of Bargains,
Queensware, China
ware, Glassware,
Wood and Willow
ware, B r o o"m s,
Brushes and all the
needed Household
articles.
t
See our new Sad
Irons, asbestos lined,
greatest iron ever
made. Retains the
heat 1-2 longer than
the old kind.
Affords you a superb selection of the newest and best, for
this is a complete stock one that brings to you all the best
ideas.) Ladies1 and Misses5 Union suits, Ladies' und Misses'
2-piece garments, in all-wool, natural wool and wool fleeced
silk, and wool. HOSE Cotton, Cotton and Wool Fleeced
Hose: Cashmere and All-wool Hose, Bilk and Linle Thread
O Hose. GLOVES Silk, Silk lined, Cashmere, Lisle thread
0 Golf and Kid Gloves at our ever popular low prices.
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VOLUMK 11.
been llndlng a good market In another
town and, of course, that Is where I
havo been taking most of my produce.''
This I a matter that our merchant
should give careful consideration. A
good farming community'! a wonderful
help and a bleshlng to a town and ti c
tillers of the soil should receive all
possible encouragement by giving them
a market, and when they cannot supply
tho demand then it is time to send to
other communities for produce. When
tho farmor know that if they have a
hundred bushel of potatoes' to sell that
they will get tho market price In cash.
then they will rnlso the potatoes. Trv
paying tho farmer cash for what ho
brings Into town and pay him as much
a you would havo to pay for tho ramn
article, freight Included, if you send
away for It, and see If there will not bo
less farm produce shinned Into Ilevti-
oldsvillo on tho cars In two year from
now than thero U now, and see If tho
farmer will not put forth greater
efforts to supply tho market with fresh
produce.
Wo talk about getting new industries
to increase the business of our town and
build It up, but wo are surrounded by
a great Industry farming community
which 1 not being utilized as It should
be. Our merchants should buy all they
can from our farmets and our towns
people should buy their good from
homo merchants and their will bo con
siderable more money circulated in
thi section.
Those who havo tried our want
column find It pay to do so.
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
o p it : r l its r 11,1, :,
Capital
$50,000
$25,000
Surplus
O. .tltti'lirll. Irldnli
Scon .! IoIIhikI, Vice I'rrs.i
John II. Kmiclier. CHMliler,
Directors:
O. Mitchell, flenlt McClolliinil, .T.O. Kin
John II. Corbet I, Daniel Xiilun,
U. W. Fullor, ,T. II. Kuui-liur.
Does a frnncrul hunk Itik business itn1 nolle! I
the Hceounts of merchant, prnfcsMlonul men,
farmer, mechanics, miners, lumbermen and
nihcr. promising the most careful attention
to the business of h!1 persons.
Safe Deposit lloxes for rent.
First National Hank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
WMTM
The New Hosiery,
Gloves and Underwear
KKYNOLDSVILLB, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY.
The Tragedy of Youth.
Tho moral sensibilities of a young
man who will deliberately get drunk,
and permit people to seo him in that
condition with no sense of shame, must,
Im decidedly dull. For a youth who
aspires to bo useful In tho world to fire
his brain with alcoholic stimulants and
put himself on tho road to degradation,
Is a positive calamity. One of the dir
est tragedies In bumnn life Is to sec a
young man, buoyant with health and
energy, destroying himself by licen
tiousness and debauchery. Many ap
parently bright young men ruin thorn
selves In that way. In some case,
erlinps, It 1 on account of a lack of
proper moral training, and In other a
natural gro8nes of composition that
drives Its victim to ruin. A youth with
any appreciation of what I wholesome
and elevntloug, seeing himself in tho
way that leads to enfeebled Imbecility,
should at once face about and lleo from
the terrible doom that otherwise awaits
him. l'unxsutawney .S'n'n'.
Luck in Thirteen.
My sending thirteen miles Win,
Splrey, of Walton Furnace, Vt., got a
box of Hucklen's Arnica Salve, that
wholly cured a horrible Kover Soro on
hi leg. Nothing else could. Positive
ly cure Hruises, Felon, Ulcer, Erup
tions, UoIIh, Hums, Corn and Piles.
Only 25o. Guaranteed by II. Alex
Htoke's the druggist.
New American Lady corset at Mil
llrcns, I) cent.
LOUIS HEELS
arc very popular for
Dress and Street. We
are carrying a com
plete line in Fall and
Winter dress and street
shoes. To 1)C properly
dressed you should
have a pair.
W. H. I.OVKLKSS CO.,
Ilth and 1'enn Avo.
Pittsburg, Pa.
FASHION'S
BING-STOKE GO. DEPARTMENT STORE
Where there's Everything that People Wear and Most Things People Want.
Corner Main and Fifth Streets. ' Reynoldsville ,Pa.
THE HIGH SCHOOL
. . BULLETIN . .
Thoro wcro no visitors at society
last week.
Thero has been some talk of getting
up a trip to Hlg Soldier.
Will Klnnnn and Etta HhalTor visited
the high school one day last week.
Monthly examinations paid their
usual visit to tho high school last week.
A numlMT of high school boys went
bunting Inst Saturday. All they got
was "bank."
Mr. Korn gavo a valuablo and In
structive talk before tho Mother's club
Friday afternoon.
The percontngo of attendanco Is still
keeping up. Tho percontngo last month
was 100 for the girls and HI) for the boys.
Mr. Kern gavo a very interesting
talk to tho pupils of tho upper floor, on
Porto Kiean schools last Friday morn
ing. Prof. Smith gavo a short talk on
economy to the Iniys on tho upper
floor lust Wednesday morning after
chapel exercises.
Teachor F.ulu: Is It customary to
havo school on Friday after Thanks
giving? F.ula "No. Not when Thanks
giving come on Friday." Just the
same, as wo never havo school on Good
Friday when It comes on Saturday.
Tho Itook of tho library havo been
prepared for distribution by Mi Daily
A Startling Surprise.
Very few could believe In looking lit
A. T. Iloadloy, n healthy, robust black
smith of Tllden, Ind., that for ton year
ho suffered such tortures from Hliou
mutism as few could enduro and live.
Hut a wonderful change followed his
taking Fleet rio Hitters. "Two bottles
wholly cured mo," ho writes, "and I
buvo not felt a twingo in over a year."
Thoy regulate tho Kidnoys, purify the
blood and cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Improve digestion und
glvo perfect health. Try them. Only
OOcts at II. Alex Stokes drug store.
Tho City Hotel restaurant oyster
sandwich is something now and dull
clous. Try ono.
NEWEST FAVORITES
Ready to Wear Garments
of Approved Style
With that dainty, chic cleverness in the fit that stylish
expression in . the making, and, above all, that desired
reasonableness in the price that full value feature.
In Suits, Skirts, House Dresses, Waists, fcc, we have
the new and swell ideas for the consideration of the fall
buyer.
Choicest Dress Goods
In all the new weaves, in blacks and colors a handsome
and complete assortment of the novelties and staple weaves,
in the preferred colorings. But you'll find keenest pleasure
in the prices, and the outlay for the new fall Garments will
be but nominal after all. Knickerbocker suitings, the lat
est fashion's fancy, at $1.00 a yard.
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NOVKJIHKlt 5, 11)02.
EDITORIAL STAFP
Kiiitob
Ktlwnrel Hardman
Assistant Khitoiis
Clyde Murray,
.lay AlcOaw,
Local Kditoh
Cora HhafTcr.
and the Senior class. Hook will ho
distributed from 8.10 to 11.00 a. m., and
from 1.00 to l.l.'i p. m., on Tuesday
and Friday. Golda King and nn
Hlack aro librarians for tho II rst month.
Tho library consists of iihout thrjo
hundred to four hundred book, beside
a great many olllclnl record.
The teachers of' tho Heyuoldsvllle
public school and O. W. Ijonkerd were
entertained at tho homo of Prof, and
Mrs. C. V. Smith In honor of their
guest, Miss Detrlok, on Friday evening.
As It was Ilullow'een, gumes, nppropi
ato for tho day wero played and every
one, tho most sunguino and those re
signed to their fato, took a peep Into
tho future and now seo an end of their
single blcBscdncH. A guessing contest
entitled "A Seed Catalogue," In which
several articles wcro supposed to bo
planted and tho contestants were to
guess the plant that would grow from
such a combination. MIssHutlur, beluga
pronounced vegetarian, easily took the
lli'st prl.o by answering correctly eight
een out of twenty-four questions. Mis
Patton took tho "booby" prl.o by guess
ing thirteen. Kxcullcnt refreHhmonts
weroBcrved. Thoovcnlng was pleasant
ly spent and every body felt thoro wcro
joy In addition to tho many sorrows of
a teucher's life
DMINISTHATOH'S NOT1CF.
Kst lit e of Thomas Henlnn McKce, Into of
Wlnslow township, deceased.
Not Ice Is hereby irlvcn that letters of ad
ministration upon t he estate of salddecedert
have been irranted to the underslmied. All
persons Imlebteil to satd estate art retpiesied
to make payment, and t hose ha vl'itf claims or
demands aualtisi t he samo will make them
known without delay to
I'.mma Mi'Kkr, Administratrix,
lteynoldsvllle, I'a.
H. M. .Mcl'iiriiuiT.
Attorney for Admlnstrlitrlx,
DM I N ISTUATOK'S NOTI C K.
Estate of Isaac ('able, lata of the Itorouh
of Ncyuoldsvlllc, deceased.
Notice Is hereby ulven 1 lint letters of ad
ministration upon the estateof said decedent
have been urauled to the undersigned. All
persons Indebted to satd estate urn reipiestcd
to make payment, and those Intvltitf claims
or demands atralrist the same will make Ihcm
Joiowii without delay to
Mamy A. I'aiii.k, Administratrix.
(1. 1. Cahi.k, Administrator.
Kcyimldsvlllo, I'a.
nrm
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NUMItEK 20.
The Companion's Christmas Packet. .
Can you think of a gift moro certain
to Ik- acceptable than a year's subscrip
tion toTho Youth's Companion? Is
thoro any ono, young or old, who,
having onco had tho paor in his hand
and looked through it, did not wish to
posses it for his very own ? It Is a gift
which, far from losing Its fresh nor as
Christina recedes into tho pa9t, grows
moro delightful, more necessary to one's
enjoyment week by week.
If you wish to make a Christmas
present of Tho Youth's Companion,
send the publisher tho namo and ad
dress of the person to whom you wlh
to give Tho 1'uinpunlon, with $1.75, tho
annual subscription price. They will
send to the address named Tho Com
panion' Christmas Packet, all ready
for Christmas morning, containing tho
Christmas number, Tho Companion
Calendar for I'.IOII, lithographed In
twelve color and gold and subscription
certillcnto for tho fifty-two Issues
of l!Hj:i.
Full illustrated announcement of tho
now volume for l! )(),') will bo sent with
sample copies of tho paper ta any ad
dress free.
Tin-: Youth's Companion,
141 Hmkley St., Hoston, Mass.
Startling, But True.
"If every ono know what a grand
medicine Dr. King's Now Lifts Pills is,"
writes D. II. Turner, Dempoytown, Pa.,
"you'd sell all you havo in a day. Two
weeks' use has made a new man of mo."
Infallible for constipation, stomach and
liver trouble. 2.1c at II. Alox Stoko'B
drug store.
People Sometimes Think
Tim t, pure white lead Is thn only paint. Many
Is the time It has uoni! bail, and did tho lead
in a kers satisfy 'the complaint. The only com
fort the man Kot was that he'd used lead,
fold comfort. Not so with & M. pntnt.
They stand ready to make, good the slightest
Haw.
Reunoldsville Hardware Co.,
Hole Audits, Iteynoldsvlllo, I'a.
lour Fortune Quickly
with small capital. Our dally forecast or thn
Slock and lira In market tells you how; mailed
free. Opportunity of a lifetime. Head ad
dles al once. I). II, JDMilNN '.
.'Ill Knurl li Avenue, I'lttsburK. I'a.
WANTKD-SIMIrst-i'lass sheet metal work
ers; best wane for the best of men nlcoclas
of work and plenty of work. C'omo al o'h:u.
Kasner it lunger Co., I'lltshiirKi I'a.
v V
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Economical Suggestions from the
Notion and dry goods stocks
10-4 Cotton Blankets only 50c pair. Better ones at 75c,
$1.00, to $1.50 a pair. j All wool country blankets, $2.90,
to $7.00. Comforts and Comfortables, Bed Spreads; 75c,
to $3.50. Yarns from the finest Fleishera, Lion and all
the best makes. Single and double fleeced Outing, 5 and
10 cents. Yard wide unbleached muslin, 5 cents. Towel
ing, 3, 5 8 10 to 25c. Defender Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Amoskeag and Lancaster Ginghams, 5 and 0 centd. Shawls
of all kinds, for all kinds of wear. Fascinators and Feather
Hulls.
Winter Excursion Rout Book.
In pursuanco of Its annual custom, tho
Passenger Department of tho Pennsyl
vania Kail road Company bos just issued
nn attractive and comprohonslvo book
descriptive of tho leading WIntor re
sorts of the Fast and South, and giving
the rates and various routes and combl-
nations of route of travol. Liko all
tho publications of tho Pennsylvania
Hall road Company, this "Winter Ex
cursion Hook" Is a model of typographi
cal and clerical work. It Is bound in a
bandsomo and artlstlo cover in colors,
and contains much valuablo Information
for Winter tourists and travelers in
gonoral. It can bo had froo of charge
at tho principal ticket ofHc.es of tho
Pennsylvania Hall road Company, or
will bo sent postpaid upon application
to Goo. W. Uoyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agont, Hroad Stroot Station,
Philadelphia.
Chrysanthemum Excursion.
Tho Huffulo, Hoebostor & Pittsburg
H'y will run Its annual Autumn excur
sion to Pittsburg on Sunday, Nov. 0,
1002. This will 1)0 a grand plcasuro
trip, affording ample tlmo to see tho
magnificent display of chrysanthemums
now blooming in tho Phlpps' conserva
tory, Schonloy Park, and tho Carneglo
art exhibition. A special train will
leave Falls Crock at 7.00 a. m. Return
ing, trains will loavo Alleghony, P. &
W. station, for points DuHuls to Mt.
Jowett Inclusive, at fl.:i() p.m., and for
points Fonolton to Cloarflold inoluslvo
at 0.00 p. m., Eastern standard tlmo.
Hound trip furo from Falls Crook 11.50.
-OO TO-
BON TON
BAKERY
For good first-class baked
goods such ns fine Marble
Cake, English Wine Fruit
Cake, French Fruit, Dev
iled Cake, Angel Cake,
Lady Fingers.Jelly Drops,
Kisses, Maroons and
lots of other good cakes.
A fine selection of all kinds
of cookies; n good line of
Fresh Bread and Parker
House Rolls, Runs, Coffee
Cakes. A nice selection
of pies always on hand.
lf'eililltifH and I'a rt lea a
Siier.lally. (Jive iih a Call.
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