Ten Days Fire Sale
A. KATZEN
Proprietor of the People's Bargain store, who had a
branch store in Soldier, which was destroyed by fire
October 2Jst will make a fire sale in his store room in
Reynoldsville. The sale
Will Begin Friday Morning
And Continue just 10 Days
These goods must bo sold as our store room ia ter
ribly crowded and we are greatly in need of room.
The gooda which) we offer in this sale are not dam
aged by lire, water, or smoke. They were taken
out of the bnilding before the smoke or fire gath
ered in the room. We have made satisfactory set
tlements with the insurance companies and these
goods are on our hands and must be sold within 10
days. They will be sold at less than half-cost. The
line ia a large and varied one consisting of
One Lot Men's Clothing,
One Lot Overcoats,
One Lot Men's Pants,
One Lot Boys' Knee Pants,
One Lot Hats and Caps,
Big Lot of Men's and Boy's Shoes, loose.
It is impossible to mention all the stock which will
be offered in this sale. All the goods will be placed
on our counters where you can inspect them and
pick out just what you want. You can also see that
thia stock is'exactly as we represent it to be. This
Sale will not be conducted by an auctioneer.
Don't wait too long. Come before the goods
are all picked over. Remember the sale begins Fri
day, November 7, and lasts ten days.
A. Katzen, Prop.
REYNOLDSVILLE,
PENNSYLVANIA.
-THE-
COLUMBIAN
LEADS THEM ALL.
3
We have just received another carload of
The Celebrated Columbian
Stoves and Ranges
And can show you the finest display of
stoves of every description ever brought
to Reynoldsville. .a
Remember the Columbian stoves are
GUARANTEED
to give perfect satisfaction and you run
no risk whatever in buying them j
KEYSTONE
HARDWARE COMPANY.
I
r
THE PEOPLE mro ARE PASSING
TO AX1) FRO.
VA. Ooodnr 1 In Plttsburff this wook.
CIihi'I H. Young, of Tylor, waa in
town Monday.
William Prk'ntor wns In Now Delhlo-
ht'tti yi-Hterday.
V. H. fiiilliiirhor, of Hawloy, apont
Sunday In town.
Mis. J. T. Guthrie vlsltod In Urook
vlllo this week.
Mr. Sntn'l K. Hai ton, of MnnafA, In
vlfitlng- In thlo plnc-o.
Miss Nulllo Marlon Ellzuboth Sutter
wns In PtiHols Monday.
Mrs. C'lmrlf Subtilize, of Shawrmit,
Is visiting: In this plane.
Miss Hi'i'tha Arnold, of Clarion, Is
the Riios', of Miss Isabel Arnold.
Hon. W. O. Smith, editor of the l'unx-
sutawney Spirit, wag In town last Thursday.
llonry H. Hull, of Hutlitmil, wont to
TltUHvIllu yusterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. John L. Foster visited her
parents at New Hethluhem the past
week.
Mrs. David L. Postlothowalt and
daughter visited at Maysvlllo the past
week.
Charles S. Klrehartz vlsltod his par
ents at Heaver Fulls the first of this
week.
Mrs. Dr. A. II. Howser Is visiting: her
son, Ira D. Bowser, and wife In Pitts
burg. Mrs. Noali Strauss Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. II. Gallagher, at
I law ley.
Will II. Hell wont to Smothport
yesterday to visit bis brother, Samuel
K. Hell.
Miss Madge Conway, of West Sun
bury, is the guest of Mrs. Walter D.
Williams.
August Henson, of Bllwood City, Ta.,
Is visiting his pure tits In West Reyn
oldsville. Mra. Urlck, of Drookvllle, was the
guest of Mrs. W. A. Thompson a day
last week.
S. M. Slplo and wlfo returned Satur
day from a visit at New Kensington and
Pittsburg.
Miss Isabel Gwlng, of Toledo, Ohio,
has beon the guest of Mrs. J. T. Guth
rie a week.
Charles Hoss, of neaver Fulls, visited
his uncle, W. S. Ross, at Ross House
tho past week.
Patrick Dorcy, of DuIIols, visited
Daniel Nolan, jr., In this place the
first of this woek.
Wm. Durgo, Jr., who Is working In
PunxBUtawney, spent Sunday at his
homo In this placo.
Miss Pauline Neale, of Porrygvlllo,
visited hor cousin, Miss Nulu Neale in
this placo this week.
Miss Alice Ducmor, of Klttannlng,
camo here lost woek to attend funeral
Israel Snyder, sr.
Charles Klmmol and wlfo, of Brook
vlllo, spent Sunday with the letter's
parents In this placo.
Roy McDonald, of Turtle Creek, visit
ed his brother, G. M. McDona'.d, Esq.,
In this place last week.
Mrs. W. C. Carr, of Vallor, visited
hor father D. B. Staufter, In West
ReynoldBvllle last week.
Rov. J. W. Myors, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran church of this place, was at
Shannondulo last week.
W. C. Beck, of Washington, D. C,
visited his mother, Mrs. M. E. Beck, In
this place the past week.
Mrs. A. S. DoIIaven, of Falls Creek,
visited hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Thompson, last woek.
Ira S. Smith, of this place, and Dr.
C. J. Stelm, of Pittsburg, are at Medlx
Run this wook hunting.
Mrs. William DeHaas, of DuBols,
vlsltod her daughter, Mrs. C. M. Lolrd,
In this place tho past wook.
David Noalo. of Perrysvllle, .visited
his brother, Dr. J. B. Neale, In this
place tho first of this week.
Miss Clare Foster, who bas been at
Ford City six months, returnod to her
home In this plaoo Saturday.
Miss Dulsy Ramsey, of Wllllamstown,
Pa., Is spending a few weeks with 'her
cousin, Miss Jennie Husklns.
Will C. Smith and Clement Flynn,
students In the Dickinson Law College,
Carlisle, came home to vote.
John F. Strauss, who bad been at
Hawloy, Pa., a number of weeks, re
turned to this place last week.
Mrs. II. E. Swift, of Brookvllle, Is
visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mrs.
WUHum Burolay, in this place.
A. D. Glunn, of Harrlsburg, who was
at Putnoyvllle to vote, stopped off at
Reynoldsville an hour yestorday.
W. T. McDowoll and wife, of DuBols,
vlsltod the lattor's mother, Mrs. H. J.
Pent, In this place ovor Sunday.
Miss Kate Schugrou, wbo bas been In
Wllllamsport several months, returned
to her borne In this place Saturday,
I Rev, S. C. Stover and wife, of Troiit-
vllln, were guests of Prof, and Mrs. C.
V, Smith yesterday.
William Stevenson and wife, of Du
Bols, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hood Knox yesterday.
Fred J. Hutlor and wlfo and Mrs.
Clara M. Shirk knd daughter, Miss
Kittle Shlek, wore at Worthvlllo Sun
day. J. P. Raskins was called to Wllllams
town, Dauphin county, Pa., Inst week
by tho death of his mother, Mrs. Wil
liam Price.
F. A. Weaver, of Washington, I). C,
visited his sister, Mrs. Catherine
Smelter, In Reynoldsville last Friday
afternoon.
Miss Amelia Clark, of Brookvllle, was
one of tho star characters In "yo olde
folkes' concerto" In Presbyterian church
last night.
Rev. R. S. Borland, D. D., of Mercer,
Ph., was a guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Perry A. Reno at M. E. parsonage lust
Friday night.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, trimmer
for Mrs. F. P. Miller, Is In Pittsburg
this week attending tho winter opening
of latest styles.
J. W. Stewart and wife, of Coal
Glen, visited tho lattor's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Thompson, in this
place Inst week.
John II. Wagner, of Shlek & Wag
ner's large dry goods store, was In
Phlludelphln and Now York City last
week buying new goods.
Mrs. Francis O. Sutter, who was In
Cleveland, Ohio, a couple of months,
returned to Reynoldsville last week to
remain until the holidays.
Thomas Hnggerty, who has been In
West Virginia several months, came
homo Saturday to vote. He will return
to West Virginia this wook.
Mrs. II. S. Sybert, of Freeport, and
Mrs. Dnnlol Hotrlck, of Rimersburg,
are visiting Mrs. R. L. Vasblndor and
other friends In this plnce.
Mrs. L. M. Aldorton returned from
Coketon, West Vs., last Wednesday
evening, where she had boon called to
attend the funeral of her mother.
Miss Bosslo PhlMber, of Hamilton,
has come to Reynoldsvlllo to do dress
making. She Is Btaylng with Mrs. J.
M. Stephenson In West Roynoldsville.
Mrs. Dora Parrll, of Baltimore, Md.,
Is visiting hor daughter, Mrs. A. Kat
zon, In this place. Mrs. Parrll says
coal Is soiling at $7.50 per ton at Balti
more. Mrs. E. S. Miller, of Wllllamsport,
returned home Saturday after a four
wooks' visit with hor parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. M. Slplo, In Wost Reynolds
vlllo. G. R. Adam, editor of the Brockway
vlllo Record, a live and up-to-date nows
paper, was In Reynoldsville Saturday
and made Tiik STAR ofllce a pleasant
fraternal call.
Harry L. MoEntlre, studont In the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
spont soveral days with hU puronts In
this place, returning to Philadelphia
last evening.
Dr. C. J. Stelm and wife, Mrs. R. D.
Dalzell, Mrs. S. T. Floro and Miss
Jonnle Mosgrave, of PlttBburg, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smith
during past week.
Mrs. J. M. Lord and daughter went
to Monongahela City Saturday, wbore
Mr. Lord holds a position as assistant
editor of tho Monongahola Dntly lie
publican, and where they will reside.
Frank Dally, who recently roturned
from a four years' sojourn In New Mox
Ico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and
soveral other states, visited his sister,
Mrs. G. M. McDonald, in this place the
past week.
Fow races have such a wonderful rep
resentation of life as had the Norsemen
of ancient Europe. All life was figured
by them as a tree. "Igdrasll," the Ash
tree of Existence, had Its roots deep
down In the kingdom of Death ; its
trunk readied up heaven-high, spread
Its boughs over tho wholo universe. At
tho foot of It, In the death-kingdom,
snt throe Fates tho Past, Present. Fu
turewatering Its fruit. Its boughs,
with their buddings, dlsleHflngs -events,
things suffered, things done, catastro
phes stretch through all lands and
times. Every leaf Is a biography, every
fibre thoro an act or word and Its
houghs are histories of nations. Tho
rustle of It Is the noise of human exist
ence, onwards from of old. (iently rus
tling with the breath of human passion
or storm-tost In ragn, howling like tho
volco of all the gods. It Is tho treo of
life.
Want Column.
Jtiiles: (Inn rent prr word for ciieli and
Wanted Girl for general house work.
Good wages pnld to right purty. In
quire at Star oflloe.
Lost Between Reynoldsvlllo and
Randy Valley, a piece of brass about fi
Inches long. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving same at STAR olllce.
Wanted A young man to help about
a store and learn tho business. Inquire
at this olllce.
Lost Diamond ring, wrapped In
Iileee of cloth. Finder will bo rewarded
ty leaving ring at this otllco.
Wanted Two or threo furnished
rooms (however would furnish one room)
convenient for light housekeeping.
Central locution preferred. Inquire at
Thr Star otllco.
Wanted I want to sell a lot of good
rag carpet very cheap. Toofuel Demay
weaver.
For Rent Two furnished rooms for
light house-keeping. Inquire at The
Star ofllce.
Wanted A bright and willing boy.
Inquire Enterprise Silk Co.
For Sale A second hand wagon in
good repair. H'lhlnsnn & Mundorff.
For Sale Heavy harness, wugon.
sled, colts, driving horses. Reynolds
vllle Feed Mills. J. C. King A Co.
For Snlo :t.") lots ranging in price
from J25.IHI up to ffOIHUK). Inquire of
E. NelT, Reynoldsville, Pa.
Wanted Sowing girls. Inquire Reyn
oldsvlllo Woolon Co.
Farm for sale Tho George Henry
farm in Wlnslow township. It contains
100 acres; til) acres cleared, balance In
second growth timber. House, barn
and wagon shed almost new; flno orch
ard; good water. For particulars In
quire of A. G. Mllllren, Reynoldsvlllo,
For rent Two largo store rooms cor
ner 4th and Main sts. - J. H. Corbett.
Wanted Girls to loam winding and
cloth picking. Apply at Enterprise
Silk Company office.
For Salo A seven room house, lot
AO by Kill foot, In West Reynoldsvlllo.
M. E. Weed.
GENTLEMEN !
YOUR ATTENTION !
A new lot of Walk-Over Shoes
just received. Box cnlf, enamels,
patent colt, patent kid, vici calf.
;' Walk-Over stands for test qual
ity stock, latest fashion in loot
wear. We have n style to fit
your foot at a price to fit your
pocket. $3.50 and $.00.
Robinson Shoe Company.
THE CASH NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
ONE PRIC E TO ALL-
JNE PRICE TO ALL.
Quito a while since THE HTAR renders liuv rxiul almtil the wonderful fash New York
Kackut Mluru. limin occupied wltli nihur mattm and could not pnsxllily tied ilmu to wrtle
an ad. By a direful nmdlim of the following Ihtt you will nollce l hut the siinin low prices
prevail at miraUira. This Is always the ease hero as our many customers will ruadlly testify.
We guarantee every article at the prices Diemluiiud below.
I Out Goods.
14 rows of plus,
1 Larue smhi linen thread
2ft hair pins -
20 darning needlos
II cent Gooda.
M Yards machine thread
5c Gold Collar button
1 Dozen bone collar buttons
8 eentUooda.
23c package needles - ... ac
Cuillug Irons - iJc
4 cent Gooda
S00 Carpet Tacks racket price 4c
Safety Vina No. i, 2c; No. Jl, ilci No, 8, 4c do.
Klne Crash, all shades -4c
Clark's O. N. T. thread 200 yd - .4a
60 yards silk thread 4c
25 Envelopes . . . jo
Lamp chimney No. 1, 2 and S 4c
6 eem Gooda.
Turkey red tablecloths, 8OI11 wide, some
merchants ask 50c our price 2Ac per yd
5-4 oil cloth per yd 14u, Per roll . f
2ftc Jean knee pants, racket price, loo
nuue linen tuoie 0101 us, ail patterns, retf-
HOC
aik;
40c
10c
11.29
ular or ce 00c Koods
1 .00 Cornets at . .
60c corsets, racket price - .
72c Corsets at
SO foot clothes Hues
6 piece toilet set - - -Oil
cloth window shades regular USo
gotsls N. Y. racket price - - 10c
Umbrellas with steel rods, fancy baudles,
some merchants soil these at 1.00, ouly 4Uo
We sell you granltewaro at prices which some
merchants cannot buy sucoutls at.
10c Nursing bottle fittings, lie
Don, heavy blue checked or striped overall".
really a bargain at 50c, our price. 44u
1 set cups and saucers, per net - yu,;
1 doten lead pencils An
Curtain poles, all colors, Ou each
1 nijuren s wauts Ilk:
zno. gas Durners
Hoc coffee mills
Men's working Jean pants
tl. 2.1 oppra shawls
Children's underwoar from 10c to 24c.
$1.23 alarm clocks
We carry a line of Toya and Chlnaware on
which wocaunot mention prices, but guaran
tee to auve you 2A per cent less than other
stores.
II .00 duck cents, special 70c
Men's gloves from 10c up tJ - . 7Vc
luc Oas mailt lea . He
aie Was mantles - ift
flue ltoya' Hweaters - 911c
75c Men's Hwaaters, at our store for 4sc
We handle a large Hue of Yarn on which we
can save you 50 pur cent less than olherslores
2!4 yard blankets, gray or tan color, regular
price, $1.25, our price, 05c.
Btsttcotton 10c pound
Our llneof Men's Caps will lurprUo you In
quality and price.
Ladle's tihawls from 25c up to 90c
Ladles' all-wool underskirt 4sc
25c broom, ... . 240
Flower pots from 4c up to Me
35c all-wool kuee naiiU - 24c
CIlaxH workers, union-made overalls 3tu
Ladles 15c tleeoe lined hose, . lOo
loc
Isle
flue.
74c
82c
.1
It would require a whole newspaper to tell about the goods In this store,
accept tuis as an luvitauou to can
Wi want vnu tn
You 111 get no old goods aa everything Is new here.
TUB CASH NEW YORK BACKET BTORE, HOL FRIEDMAN, Prop., Near PostofHce.
Slick h ffw
-TUB BIO RTORE-
Only a few Words this week
concerning the Season's
Demands.
We are prepared to supply any want in
Underwear
Children's fleeced in two piece suits and union suits,
nlso n very good line of ALL WOOL. We have
ladies' underwear in all grades and all styles. It
pays to buy where you can find what you want.
Blankets and Comforts
We carry a very large assortment of these. Se
cure your wants while the line is yet complete.
Lace Curtafns and Window Shades
Where you will find a good large assortment in
all prices.
Outings and Canton Flannels
Plain and fancy colors. Any thingyou may desire.
Yarns.
Our experience last year taught us to buy enough
early in the season that we need not pay the advance
in price which has already been added by the manu
facturer. We find the Shktj.and Fi.oss again n very
strong leader. Our yarn department is complete in
all grades ol yarn.
Hosiery.
Guided by our experience in the past, we can
again supply vou with any quality that. you may
desire. Our children's 10c numbersenn'tbe equalled.
We are putting forth our best effort to be pre
pared to serve your wishes at all times. It pays us
to be well prepared and it pays you to buy where you
can best be supplied with what you want and where
you can buy at the lowest prices. We earnestly so
licit your patronage find guarantee to you the best
possible service and the lowest possible prices.
Next Door to Postoffice. Reynoldsville, Pa.
OVERCOAT TIME
TlmB nnw in huv
m:kMT " CLOTHCRAFT "
overcoats, the
best-looking, best
made, best quality
ready-to-wear
overcoats you
ever saw.
When you buy
"CLOTHCRAFT"
Clothes you get the fin
est the money will buy.
The Goldsmith. Joseph,
Feiss Company of Cleve
land have been making
men's clothes for a long
time, but they are quite out
doing them
selves on
CLOTH.
CRAFT" Clothes.
If you bought a
"CLOTHCRAFT" suit
last spring, you
know what to ex
pect now in an
overcoat. You
won't be disap
pointed. Every suit and
overcoat bear
ing the label
"CLOTHCRAFT"
is guaranteed all
wool by the mak
ers and by us.
You can buy
them as low as
$10.00 and from
that price up.
You (in havi on of th fall
tyl book by aiking for It,
It will show you iomt of th
many ' CLOTHCRAFT" itylu
ar u v h arm wm . m . w - 1
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA
1