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Town Council.
The regular mooting of tho town
moil wan held Tupsdav, May 6.' Pres-
idont Apnlngate In the chair. Mem
ber present, Bayers, Williams, Rltr.le,
Dclblo, Dr. King, A. P. King and A
plogate. Minute of tho prnvloui mooting read
and approved.
TaxcolloctorG. W. Swart roportcd
taxes, collected ilnoe last report to be
tX8.1.
G. M. McDonald, Esq., wag prosont
and requested the council to cauno a
sidewalk to be built on Sixth stroot,
along the lot now owned by W. C. Mur
ray. AIro wanted tlio council to do
somo work on Sixth slroot, alwve Grant
street, and to arrange for taking caro of
the aurfaco water. He agreed, If the
council would furnish the brick or atone,
ho would put in the ditch along his lot
at his own expense. Alt of whloli was
referred to the street committee with
power to act.
A report on sidewalks was received
and the president and cbrk Instructed
to Issue notices for tho repair, &c, of
the samo.
Orders for labor, IntoroHt, Ac,
amounting to to 24.r.04 wore ordered
drawn.
M. M. Davis, Eq., borough solicitor,
asked for a little more time to prepare
ordinance for opening of Eighth street.
The Solicitor reported on tho Jackson
street sewer and It was referred to tho
sewer committee.
The flnnnco committee recommended
the following mlllage: norotigh, 3 mills;
borough bond, 3 mills ; light, 1 mill j
water, 1 mill ; pi.lleo, 1 mill.
The street committee reported that a
preliminary survey for tho paving of
Fourth svreet had boon mado.
Shoes and Oxfords.
We give you largest selection, to
13.00, and guuranten you a saving of
.1 to 35 per cent. Biug-Stoke Co.
Father Dilscoll roturned from a fitt
ing expedition In Potter county on Fri
day last, and brought tho evldenco of
his angling abilities homo in the slmpo
of a nice lot of trout. A n!t f,.n m
the spockled beauties was on exhibition
at Fasenmyer's shoo store on Saturday
and hundreds of people stopped to ad
mire tbcm-New Bethlehem Vindicator.
For your spring suit got a Hart
Schaffner & Marx suit at Mlllirens.
Go to the Big I X L Ice cream parlor
of John H. Doubles. Bost cream in
i?wn- TW0 doors eatt of hoso house
No. 2, Main street.
Turtle, oyster, chicken, clam and
vegetable soups at the City Hotel
restaurant.
Trout Run. ,
James Sheesley was in Reynoldsville
Sunday evening.
Earl Dougherty visited friends In
Wtshaw Saturday evening
P. M. Wells Is taking lessons on the
organ from Mrs. James Yohe.
Westover Little made a business trip
to Reynoldsville Saturday evening.
Charles Sohlmol made a business trip
to Dutch .Paradise Sunday evening.
Clnve Deomer, of Wlshaw, visited at
Noah Syphrlt's Saturday and Sunday.
W. C, Murray expect to begin ship
ping coal this woek from hi mlno In
this place.
Amos llarott, who Is working at Falls
Cin.k. sM'iit Sunday with his family In
this plnce.
Mead nnd Scott Syphrit came homo
from South Carolina on Friday to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Allen Cathers returned home
from Pittsburg on Saturday after a few
weeks visit there.
What has been called Bird's Crossing
has been abandoned for tho summer as
business Is rather slack.
There will bo an Ice cream festival at
the Grange Hall on Thursday evening,
May 14th, for benefit of tho Epworth
Lcaguo, to which all are Invited.
Rathmel.
Charles Fye and wife are visiting In
Georgevillo this week.
William Stowart, of Now Kensington,
was in town Inst week.
Mr. John Kinnorburg, of DeLancey,
called on friends hero last week.
'Squlro John Smith was In Brook
ville last Saturday on business.
W. C. No. fi02, P. O. S. of A. Is ar
ranging to obscrvo Decoration Day In
an appropriate way this year. Full
particulars will be out soon.
Letter List.
L!st of unclaimed letters remaining
in post offloe at Reynoldsville, Pa., for
tho week ending May 9, 1003 :
Frank Wagner, Mrs. M. B. Shaffur,
W. L. Plyler, Hugh Woods, Delia An
thony. Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above,
E. C. Burns, P. M.
Haul Hats I
Is your old one looking a little shab
by V Call here and see bow much we
can save you on your next hat. Blng
Stoke Co.
Call on Mlllirens for lace curtains.
Bing-Stoke Co. have footwear for all
the family, and save you 15 to 35 per
cent.
Want Column.
Ratem One cent per word for each and
very Insertion.
Wanted Young man wants position
as an assistant In office work. Inquire
at Star office,
For Salk Five houses and lots In
Sykesville. Easy terms. Inquire of
V. It. Dolman, Sykesvlllo, Pa.
Wanted One ton long rya straw.
Inquire at The Star office.
Lost niack book with two railroad
tickets and valuable papers In It. Find
er will be rewardod by leaving samo at
Star office
Lort A pocket book between Reyn
oldsville Hardware Co. store and N.
Hanau's. Finder will please leave same
at N. Hanau's storo.
For salo A good loam of mulos, har
ness and wagon, also a now Hyraeuso
left handed plow. Fred Biggie, Reyn
oldsville, Pa.
Foil SALE Six room brick houan on
Grant street ; reasonable terms. F.than
E. Stowart.
For salo A lot and 0-room houso In
West Hoynoldsvlllo. For particulars
Inquire at HtaulTur's grocery store.
Foil SAf.E Good houso and lot on
Jackson st., near ooal company office.
Inquire at The STAR office.
For SALE Houso and lot on Fifth
st. Inquire of Martin Plylor.
For Salo Two driving horses. In
quire of O. T. Woodford, the pop man,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
For Salo or Rent A good property,
Including a store room, on Worth street.
Inquire at The Star olUoe.
Wanted I want to weave or soli you
a carpet very cheap. Toefocl DoMay.
Wanted Intelligent girls for cloth
picking. Apply to Enterprise Silk Co.
For Salo A very lino organ, oak
case; must bo soon to bo appreciated
Inquiro of Gustavo Herald, Hopkins.
For Salo A seven room houso, lot
fiO by IdO foot, In West RevnoldsvUlo.
M. K, Weed.
NOTICE Employees of tho silk mill
using olectrio cars going to and from
work can purchase car tickets at lower
rates.
For Salo nrown and white single
comb Leghorn and Plymouth Rock
eggs for hatching in season. Inquire of
J. J. Hoffman.
See the lit of a Hart SchatTnor &
Marx suit at Mlllirens.
Hard shell crabs and Bhrlmps at City
Hotel restaurant.
patent corona shoes at
Douglass
Mlllirens.
Dinner palls, 3 sizes and shapes for
25c at Blog-Stoke Co,
J. C. DeMott Co., of DuBols, are solo
agents for the Will torn Gas Light,
See the now white goods at Mlllirens,
A Special Sale oe
Mus
in
-BY-
SHICK & WAGNER
-THE BIG STORE-
ON FRIDAY of this week May 15, we will put on sale one bale each of Bleach
ed and Unbleached Muslin, The Bleached has always sold at 9c and the Un
bleached is an exceptionally good one for 5c. We will offer on this .day these
Muslins at the following prices :
The 9c Bleached Muslin at 7c.
The 5c Unbleached Muslin at 3 7-8c.
It might seem strange that right in the season when COTTON GOODS are rising in
market price that we can offer these goods at the above prices but we have been ex
ceedingly fortunate in getting hold of these two bales and as has always been our cus
tom we will give the trade the benefit of it. This however, will last only for one day,
FRIDAY, MAY 15, or until they are closed out. This is an opportunity to secure your
Muslins at prices that will not again be quoted to you and we would advise you to call
early in the day as after the two bales containing about 3,000 yards are closed out we
will not be able to supply your wants at these prices.
Those of you who have attended special sales of ours in the past will know what
this means. If there be any one who has not attended a like sale given by us, we want
you to know that we always do as we advertise. That is saying a great deal in this
day of exaggeration and yet we are anxious for the privilege of proving to you the
truthfulness of our statements. Remember the place and date at
SHICK 1 WAGNER
THE. BIG STORE '
Next Door to the Post Office. Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania.
. FRIDAY, MAY 15. 1903.
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See our
Art Embroidered
Ties at 25C
MILLIRENS
Buttsrick dVrTm.
all. V o it
Patterns upon them
biting right.
aroatest 'Department Store in Jefferson Count
lay Selling of White Goods
Each year white becomes more popular.
Defender Muslin Underwear
SKIRTS
Made up on the Defender plan in a nice clean factory. Sewed good, trim
med with Val and Nottingham laces in a price range
48c, 69c, 74c, 98c, $1.24, $1.48, $1.69, $2.19, $2.69,
$2.98 on up to $4.60.
LADIES GOWNS
Cut in good clever style?, trimmed up elegantly with lace and insertion, in a price range
48c, 74c, 89c, 98c, $1.24, $1.49, $1.75, $2.19.
CORSET COVERS
From tho good fine muslin. Corset coverB at 10c to the finest trimmed with f .Hffifat
Val insertion at 98c. . i' I
DRAWERS
Of the finest muslin, made in all Btyles, cut in good full siEes, trimmed in
narrow or wide val or .Nottingham lace, in a price range 24c, 35c, 48c
74c, 98c.
Childkens Slips in all the late yoke effects, trimmed in Val lace and
insertion, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Cihldukn's Gownh and Drawers a specialty.
if
Lawns . Lawns
India Llnon, 7c, Ho, lOo, Via,
15o, 18o, 2(), 2"o.
Pcralan Lawns 2Tk), .'l.rc.
" " CO In. wldo, .Wo,
and fiOo.
Silk I'orHlan Lawns, 25 and 3.ro.
Curtain Swiss
And Laoe Draportus In all stylos
at lOu, 14o, 20o, 25o and 3f)0.
,
White Wash Ribbons
So popular this spring for
trimmings
Width No.. 7 to 60. In price
range lOo to 35o.
Liberty Satin Ribbons
Width 7 to 60. Price range, 10c
to3.K).
White Lawn Shirt Waists
Some are made plain but most of them are handsomely trimmed with Val laceB. All have the latest pouch sleeve
effect. In a price range 50c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.69, $1.98, $2.25, $2.50. Snow white pure linen waists, $3.00.
DO YOU WANT
THE PRETTIEST SHOE
IN ALL THIS TOWN
? ? ?
It Jno. Kell'y Court Tlo titiit kid
vamp. Dull quarter turned sole. H
Inch full Louis XIV htwl
and costs $3.00.
THE DOUGLAS SHOE
FOR MEN.
THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
Mudu la ull tho spring tous In patent oolt, viol kid or
velour.
$3.00 and $3.50.
See our Florshcim shoes.
Straw Hats for Men and for Boys
We show you here an array of hats not to be found anywhere. From the cheap sun hats at 5, 10 and 15 cents,
to the finest dress Btraws at 25c, 50c, $1.00, $1,50 aud $2.00, on up to the finest Panama hats at $6.00.
Ctme in and see them.
Men's and Boys' Summer Clothing
In Spring and Summer Clothing we pre keeping our stock up in styles and sizes of Hart,' Schaffner" & Marx
make. The fit cannot be matched ; every suit is guaranteed by the makers, and we'll pin oura on top. In a
price range '
$3.50, $5.00, $7.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00.
Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags.
Visit us for anything reliable to wear.
MILLIRENS DEPARTMENT STORE