H. W. Eason & Co. V ;. 'in-if.'.i1 -VnV Men's, Boys and Youths' Clothing and Furnishings. WV Im ve just received a large assortment ol new Clothing for June nwl July antes. All the new and up-to-date cuts and weaves. Suits come in single or double breasted sack styles in the pop ular Mack thihits, blue serges, cassimcrs, worsteds and home spuns in fancy mixtures, checks and overplaids. Men's 'nobby two-piece suits, made with the new shoulder and stifl fronts. Men's Suits from $3 to $20 Youths' suits from $2.50 to $12.00, Hoys' suits IromUOc to $(5.00. Call and seethe splendid values we are now offering. Full line of TRUNKS, ' SUIT CASFSand TRAVKUNO IUOS. EflSON & GO. Hoover Building., Reynoldsville. Sliick & Warner -THE mo STORE- Amid all the rustle in summer goods, when people are looking for something new, we have just received a new line of Wooltex Skirts and Shawls for Summer evenings. Wooltex Skirts Our line of Skirts is now complete. The new and most striking thing is the "Sun Burst" Don't fail to see it. All the new and nobby styles in Mo hair and Broadcloth. Skirts to cost anywhere from $1.50 to $ J 2.50. Silk and Wool Shawls All-Wool Shawls for cool summer ev enings in colors, plain white and white with pink and blue. Good large size to cost from $1.00 to $2.75. ALL SILK from $2.00 to $3.75. Corner Main and Fifth St., Reynoldsville, Penn'a. At tht Circus. Every seat and all available standing room occupied and many seated on the ground olotie to the arena, such whs the condition of things at both performum-ns at Sparks' circus which showed here at East Side Park yesterday afternoon iitid evening. The circus was a first rale exhibition, the performers being slurs In their respective linns. Many clever feats were pui for ned by the aorobiila, trapeze artists, and contortionist, be sides the tricks of a woll-triilnod ele phant, dogs, lions and horses ; old and young enjoyed a remarkably Interesting exhibition. The Sparks' show will always have a warm welcome In this city. The circus Is at Ctinlsteo today. Corning (N. Y.) Dally Journal, July 17, 1!X)2. The above show will exhibit at Reynoldsville, July 8. Illustrated Supplement, bant week wo received a copy of a handsome, and profusely Illustrated sup plement of the Dunorii Amrrfcitn, of which Itoman E. Kn-hler, formerly fore man of THE STAR, Is editor. The sup plement contained irt pages of half-lnno engravings with descriptive mutter, which given the render simui knowledge of the town of Donors and ll live bn Iness met.. The Hippli-ment r flirts great credit on the .ItwTiVim. Tempernncu Meeting. The Christian Temperance l'nLn 01 gani:itlon of IV'ynoldsvlllo "HI bold Its next regular meeting lu lie: -ung Men's rteiidlng Room, in Hoover build ing, Tuesday evening. .lu'y 7th. ati llit o'clock p. ni. All who love good govern ment, free homes and the suppression of the liquor truffle will manifest their love by their presence ul this meeting. All the memlx-rs are espi chilly invited to attend and take part In the i xereU. s 1'HKKIIIKNT OK UNION Letter List. L'.st i.f unclaimed letter remaining In post olllee at Iteyiioldsvllle, I'm. for the week ending June 27. I!HM : P. A. Hndler, Mm. E. C. MeConnell. Say ml vertiMil and glv dale ol IIhI. when calling for above. E C. Huuns, I'. M. Hoises for Sale. Will offer for siilo driving horses Maud "llks," f years uld. trotter Nollio "Knulton," 4 years old. pueer one colt :i years old; Hell VVllks" 2 years old, pucer: two yearling colts: brood maru with "Palo Alto" colt at horsido. M. C. Coi.kman. Valuable Real Estate for Sale in Reyn oldsville Borough. The undorslgned exccutoriof W. M Poster, deceased, having been by the will of said deceased duly proved and recorded, vested with the authority to sen nts real estate at private sale to the highest bidder, therefore, in pursuance of said power I now offer said real es- tato tor sale, reserving the right to re ject any or all bids. V. S. Hoffman, Executor. Complete stock of men's dress hats reduced from 20 to .10 per cent, at A. Katzen's Bargain Store. Large lino of Mason glass jars, one quart, at 41) cents por dozen at the Cash New York Hacket Btore. Shoes for the wholo family at Mil lirens. Ask for the J. 1'. Smith shoes. They are on sale at Nolan's shoo store. Pat ent colt, patent calf, patent kid. Buggies and wagons for salo. J. A. Meyers. Suits that bold tholr . shape at Mll- urens. Queen Quality shoes sell lit Nolan's shoe store for 2."0 per pair. Reynolds' famous chocolate soda bettor than ever. Special salo tailor made suits at Mil-lirens. Want Column. Rates: One cent pur word for each and every Insertion. Limited amount of stock In the Reyn oldsville Clay Manufacturing Co. "for ale. M. C. Coleman, President. Wanted 75 boys for purado July 4th. H. Alex Stoke. To Let Furnished rooms. at The StaroIHco. Inquiro DnMirA in Roll id lahur.iu nf utn.il In American Silk Co., in blocks of 5 or more shares. Dividends have never been less than 6 to 9 per cent, annually. For particulars inquire of V. II. Stamey, Reynoldsyillu. For Sale House and lot in West Reynoldsville and a farm In Washington township. Inquire of L. W. Porrin. For Sale Two story brick business building. Inquire of A. D. Rcltz, Falls Creek, Pa. For Sale Second hand coul burnor cooking stove. Inquire of H. F. Lavo. Wanted Good Intelligent girls to learn silk weaving. Apply to Enter prise Silk Co. FOR SALE House, and lot on Fifth st. Inquire of Martin Plyler. For Sale Five houtes and lots In Sykesville. Easy terms. Inquire of V. R. Hotman, Sykesvlllo, Pu. For SALE Lot on Main street. In quire of L, J. McEotire. For Sale Good house and lot on Jackson at., near coal oorapany olllee. Inquire at The Star ofllce. For sale Toara of heavy horses, har ness and wagon. Joseph H. Mllllren. NOTICE Employees of the silk mill using electrio oars going to and from work can purchase oar tickets at lower rates. For Sale A aeven room house, lot 60 by 150 feet, In West Kejnoldsvillo. M. E. Weed. Stylish Exclusiveness at Moderate Prices. PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS mums CLUNY LACES- Now so popular for trimming 25c to 98c yard. G lMuil chI JD o p tiv 11K5 il 1 Storo ill Jofforson County Your Fourth of July Outfit is Here -No Worthless Merchandise Permitted Shelf-Room Here ! HartSchiffntr & Marx I land Tailored Men's Serviceable, Stylish Suits. TIIlv CLOTHING Department is offering special attractions in the make of the suits, livery collar, shoulder and lapel is hand pressed, the material is all guaranteed to lie sponged and shrunk before making, therefore it is a safe investment, for every suit is guaranteed to retain it's shape; they will not draw when they get wet. We start the line at our Summer Outing two piece suit, coat and trousers made of flannel! or wool encrash, light shades at $5.00, 6.00, 9.00, 10.00. If it is more of a business suit to wear later next fall, we have them in all the late weaves in plaids or stripes, grays or browns, all made up elegantly; $5.00, 7.00, 10.00, 12.0H, 1 LOO, 1(. 00. Our black dress suits excels all others in make anil fit, we have them in Vicuna, Thihits, Hirds Eye Worsted or the reliable Clay Worsteds. All tailored right, some have the extra stiff front while others are trimmed in Sutach braid at $5.00, 8.00, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 15,00, 18.00. Hoy's suits for summer made in the double breasted two piece suit of all the late de- pcudable material in a price range $1.2;", l.fiO, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00. Single breasted, round cornered, three piece suit here in abundance all sizes $3.50, 4.50. Ladies' Tailored Suits Reduced. pi MM It In Ma. Sm. A nice selection to choose from at a saving from 25 to 50 per cent. All the $22.50, 25.00, and 30.00 Suits go at $18.00. All the $ 1 8.50, and 20.00 Suits go at $ 1 5.00. All the $12.50 and 15.00 Suits go at $10.00, All the $10.50 Suits go at $8.00. SILK JACKETS made up elegantly of the finest talk-In, lined throughout, all cut with blouse effect. $7.00 and $H.00; values go now at $5.00. Summer Negligee Shirts jyjONAKCH Make here in abundance; any size in neck from 12 to IS. Made up of all the new summer weaves ; whites are favorites 31.00 50 Cent Dress Shirts See the line and you will do the rest. Men's Balbriggan Underwear QENUINE French double bicycle seat ecru or black, all sizes 50 Cents. Good domestic Balbriggan in ecru or black, 25 cents. Vash Goods-Latest Summer suitings. ANEW LINE of French Moussolines just received in tans, blues, pink, grays and the price is only 25 cents. Sec our new Brambles in all the late prevailing shades, just the thing for waist and suit 14 Cents a Yard. GINGHAMS that are right. Mercerized Iitamines and Chambrays here in all shades. New ones coming in each week. Hats for Summer Wear jyj ADE of straw in all late dimensions, Yacht Shape of Milan split straw 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Sec our Howard stiff hat for your dress hat. Made of dependable mnecrinl that will not fade or break $1 .50 to $3.00. Soft hat with the broad brim and low crown, to permit of the late double crease $1.00, $1.50. $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. Still Better Curtain Values OT very many left. This June selling has cleared them out, but what is left of them will be sold at a sacrifice on the reduced prices. Muslin Underwear Decidedly Reduced. All the balance of our nice, clean made, perfectly sewed, Defender muslin undergarments go at reduced prices, comprising Corset Covers, Night Gowns, Drawers and Skirts Of Nainsook and Muslin, trimmed in Val and Torchon lace. Shoes . . Oxfords . . Shoes FOR Summer wear. MEN'S OXFORDS for Iheso warm days." Douglas Patent Corona, nil styles in toes; soma havo funcy foxed tops, others ore plain ; all widths, $.1.00 and.'! i)0. WOMEN'S OXFORDS, viol patent kid : rome have plain heul, others LouU VIV heel. Come In and sea them. ll.OlKo t.'I.OO. CHILDREN'S patent Hiindulo unci oxfordx liiira in all dlze ; xoium huv.j buckle, other are fastened with straps. Sma 1 size 05 cents; larger ones UOo ; largest slo $1.25. SHOES of every doxorlption for the wb!u fiiinily. Soft sole shoes for babies, 2ic, to finest patent kid, STi.OO and $(1.00. Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. MILLIRENS Visit us for anything re liable to wear.
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