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High School Bulletin.
Edited by Memhen ol the
Rf ynoldwlllt Hi.nh School
Tuosflay iiinrnliiy. Soit. 20, saw tint
opening of tho achotil library. J'rof.
Smith hM glvon tho eomplnt,) control
of tho llbnry to tho Kinlor class. Tlio
Senior In turn, deviating from tlio
usual cimtoin, divided thci remaining
thirty weeks Into threo period of ten
week eaeh, giving tho first term to
Mildred Hldgoway ami l.mvson Ked,
the second to t'on SlinlTor and Clyde
Murray ami third nnd last to John
Coleman and Anna Klahr. Tho library
will bo open from 8.40 to O.Ot) o'clock In
the morning, from l.Oi) to 1.J5 and 4.00
to 4.15 p. m. on Tuesday nnd r'rldnys.
A very Interesting educational meet
ing was held in Assembly Hall Friday
evening. Among tho various Instruct
ors of the occasion were Mr, (.'arniult
and Miss Mansfield, of Indiana Normal.
One of tho most pleasant events of
tho school year was what, might bo
ti.rmod a reunion of tint Senior class,
when after school Wednesday evening
a number of tho Seniors wended our
way first to West Koynoldsville. then,
In accordBiico with a dare, wo continued
our meandering until wo reached
Shaffer's farm near Sandy Valley. After
a short, hut pleasant vls'it on tlio farm,
we itrecelved a lumber wagon on which
we found a conveyance home, not to our
respective homes but to that of the
nearest Senior, Coo Shaffer, whero wo
partook of a hearty supper prepared by
Coo, harself. After this very plensnnt
ceremony wo spent a very pleasant eve
ning until propriety Invited us to our
respective homes at fashionable hours.
Iteverond Heno gnvo a very Interest
ing address In chitcl a few mornings
ago.
Miss Myers, daughter of Kev. Myers,
of the Luthroan church, has cast her
lot with tho Junior class. Tho members
of High School are all glad to welcome
Miss Myers.
Ono of the numerous events of tho
past week was tho nn.-werlng to tho
speaking tube when the class boll rang
by one of the High School teachers.
Senior No. 1 in speaking of jaekstones
In the physics class the other day said
Bhe had played them in Infancy. Mean
ing of course, that she had played jacks.
Ed. Hard man of 'O.'t, visited the school
last Monday.
Miss Annie IVchtot, of Lrck Haven,
and Miss Mary McClure. of this place,
visited tho Shakespearean Literary
Society Friday.
Bertha Bowser, Geneva Millircn,
Carl Kirk and Frank Stroma), from
Room 14, woro members of a chestnut
lng party one dny last week.
Prof. Bacon gave tho Soniors a very
Interesting examination on Macbeth',
last Friday.
The Sub Juniors in thoir first annual
class meeting elected the following
class ollUtei-s I Prwi., Bertha Bowser I
secretary, Oardold Harries.
Prof. Bacon and Prof. Smith visited
Punxsutitwney a few hour Saturday.
;
I.awson Heed has tho distinction of
being the llrst apparition of the Senior
class.
Tho Juniors In a continunl series of
class meetings elected thelrclnssotllcers
which are : Pres. Amy Bollinger J
vice pres.. Besslo Sensor i secretary,
Geneva Millircn. ,
The T. C. C. of ftontn 1.1 have, select
ed oratigo nnd black as their color,
nnd motto: "Do unto others us they
would llko to do unto you."
A trio of No 1,1 boys will have a
marching contort for tho purpose of
learning to keep step.
Letter List.
Ist. i.f unclaimed letters remaining
In post olllee at U. v noldsvlllo. Ph.. for
the week ending Oct. X HMt.'l :
Miss Nellie Kemp, Mrs. Sara Moore,
Say advertised nnd give date of list
whon calling for above.
K. C. Burns. I'. M.
Broks Into Hia House.
S. Otjulnn, of Cavendish. Vt.. was
robbed of bis customary health by In
vasion of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested and
ho' entirelv cured. They're
guaranteed to cure.
Stoke's Drug Storo.
2."o at H. Alex
Special Sale of Dinner Set.
In order to make room for now goods
wo will sell 12 dinner set In Kngllsh
and Seml-pnrelnln at a reduction of 20
percent, from Oct. H to 17. C. H. Hall.
Largest selection of Monarch shirts
at Millirens.
You enn get a bargain at Nolan's shoo
store. They have uhout fifty pnlr of
shoes that they will sell at. a big reduc
tion. These shoes aro good styles.
Picture tnlo Friday noon at Millirens.
Summer Is about over, but wo put the
same thought and care into tho making
of ou sodas as ever. Reynolds Foun
tain. When you want a lady's fine and up-to-dato
shoo go to Nolan's shoo store.
Ask for tho Krlppendorf-Dittman fhoe.
Seo Milllrons for your winter undor
wear. Ourorango has that delicious orange
taste. Mndo fresh every dav. With
or without cream, 5 cents. Reynolds
Fountain.
Tho Friction Bnnd Brako for buggies
is tho latest and safest thing out. Must
bo used to bo appreciated. J. C. King
& Co. agents, Reynoldsville, Pa.
Remember yon can got the Queen
Quality shoes at Nolan'B shoo store at
$2.50 a pair.
New neck wear just in at Millirens.
Resolutions. ,
Tho following resolutions wore adopt
ed by Washington Lodge No. 124, Or
der Sons of St. Gaorge :
WlIKRKAS, The Great and Supreme
Ruler of tho universe has, In his Infinite
wisdom, removed from among us ono of
our worthy and esteemed brothers.
Past President Kdwln Hnaro ! and
Whkheas, Tho long and Intimate
relntion held with hint In the faithful
discharge of hi duties In this society
makes it eminently befitting that wo
reooidour appreciation of him, there
fore bo It
Umnlvnl, That tlio sudden removal
of such a life from our midst, leaves it
vacancy and a shadow that will he deep
ly realized by all thn members of this or
ganisation and will prove a loss lo tho
community and thn public. Bo It also
Urmlmi. That wo express our heart
felt sympathy to thn widow, fatherless
children and friends of our departed
brother and commend them tolllm who
shall say at th" Inst great, day. "Well
done, thou good and faithful servant,
thou hnst been faithful In a few things,
I will make theo ruler ovor many
things : enter thou into tho joy of thy
Lord." Be It, further
JikhIviI, That as an expression of
our sympathy our charter bo draped for
thirty days, that a copy of theso reso
lutions bo sent to thn widow of our do
parted brother, the same to ho spread
on tho records of tho lodge and printed
In tho Koynoldsville Star.
P. P., Auiwrr Nfai.r
. P. P.. Thomas Ji stham SX'om.
W. P., Wm. H. Thuikikm
Seo the great lino of overcoats and
suits at Milllrons.
Want Column.
Kates: One cent per word for each and
evorv insertion.
Wanted Strong boy about lii yoars
of ago. Apply at Knlerpriso Silk Co.
Lost Pocket book containing lodge
receipts and $2.00 In cash. Finder will
please leave pocket book and receipts
at STAR office. Can keep tho money.
Wyeoma Morse.
Foil Sai.K Second hand sofa. Will
be sold cheap. Inquire nt TllK STAR
oftlco.
For Sai.k Two good cows. Inqulro of
oseph McKornan at P. II. R. depot.
For Sale House and lot. In West
Reynoldsville nnd a farm In Washington
township. Inquire of L. W. IVrrln,
Box 187, Reynoldsville, Pa.
WANTK.D Good Intelligent girls to
learn silk wenvlng. Apply te Enter
prise Silk Co.
FOR SALE Lot on Main street. In
quire of L. J. Mo. Entire.
Notice Employees of the silk mill
using electric cars going to and from
work can purchase car tickets at lowor
rates.
JJl'GHES & POM ROY.
L'NDF.RTAKINO AND PICTURE FRAMINO.
The IT. S. Portal LeitKitit 1ms lieen tested
and found all ritilit. Cheapest form of in
surance. Hermit a contract. Woodward
lliilldlnff, Keynoldsville, Pa.
SEICI i WAGHER
THE BIG S T O 11 E
We have now ready to show to the public the largest and lest assorted stock
of merchandise wc ever attempted to carry. It is impossible for us to enumer
ate and describe the lines wc have. vSufliceto say that we have given most
careful attention to both style and quality and every one knows what our
progress has been in the last few years in this direction. We have taken even
greater pains to please you and provide you with the right merchandise than
ever and you all know what that means.
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Just a hint of the different lines we carry may direct you to
the iik; stoke when looking for something in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOAKS AND SHOES.
It will be necessary for you to inspect these to form any
conception of them.
And now when we add that we have put our business on a
strictly cash iiasis you will realize that we are in a position to
save you many dollars. As we study the great stores of
our nation and their methods of doing business from our
Retail Journals we realize more and more that J slow
COACH CREDIT IS DEAD and THIS IS THE DAY WHEN READY
money talks. We therefore from today on buy for
strictly cash and in order to do this must sell for strictly cash. In a
year's time we will all realize what an advantage this is to both the
trade and to ourselves. With the economical prices on nil lines of
merchandise we cannot possibly afford to bear the extra expense
of keeping a set of books. We therefore do away with books entirely nnd
sell for cash only. With our guarantee to please you in every way or your
money cheerfully refunded you have no risk to run whatever.
THE BIG STORE
. CORNER MAIN AND FIFTH STREET, REYNOLDSVILLE, TA.
Wlshaw.
Duvld Ewlug was In Brookvillo inu
day last week.
Some people seem to enjoy being In a
shower of rain.
Calvin Dickey, of Falls Creek, was
home over Sunday.
Flem Don tit It,, of Allegheny, came
home last Tuesday,
Clove Deemer spent Monday at his
home at the Cross Roads.
MlssZoulah Dickey, of Fall Creek.
visited her parents Sunday.
Mrs. Bayhurn. of this place was In
stantly killed by lightning Sunday
evening
Several of one voting peoplo attended
tho plo social nt. I Vomer's Crofs I toads
Saturday evening.
It seems that, tho correspondents are
aslnep or else times are dull. The for
mer I supposed to bo the ca-e, VVishaw
with the rest.
Are You Mauled ?
If you aro we can lit tin vour house.
Wo have stove, furniture, bedding.
dishes, lamps, lace curtain, blinds,
carpets, Hour rugs, linoleum, malting,
kitchen ntenslls anything needed from
floor to garret. C. R. Hall.
See tho great assortment of .10 cent
shirts at Milllrons.
Have money by buying vour wal
paper now nt Stoke's.
Rospbtrrv nlaln. cream or nho-oliHt-n
Tho true iuclounuess of Hie It. rry.
Reynold Fountain.
- Ralhtnel.-
Joseph llntesou and wife drove to Du
Bids Sunduyi
Fred Crowley, of DtiBols, was a nailer
In town Sunday.
Rev. Rich, of Hhawmut, preached
here Sunday evening.
MUs May Johnston teturned homo
from Pittsburg Friday.
.Mm Robertson returned home last
Wednesday from a trip l-i Scotland.
George Hughe, of I'uiixsutnwney.
aH-nt Sunday at Ills homo in this place.
George Charlton and wife, of Pitts
ton, Pu., aro Visiting their daughter,
Mr. John Peiihnll, and Mrs. Clint lion's
sister. Mrs. Benjamin Hocking, In this
place.
Tim following newly eleeti d i llloer
txokfhaitfc of the Siliuliiy School In
the Chmiihof fiiii last Sunday : Sup
erintend, in, W. (1. Hai t i : assistant
supi rliitcetli nt. Mrs. H. B. Wyso
secret. try, MissCnrrln Thompson i as
sistant st crciary, Mis ItelH'Cca Bowser:
treasurer, Miss Mav Stewart J librarian
Miss Susie Dowser : assistant librarian,
MIsh Jciinlo Hodgn organist. Miss
Jean Hughes.
Rubber footwear for the whole family
at MilliretiH.
Hnvo money by buying your wall
papet now at Stoke'.
Visit Millirens for anything In wear.
Thn Wright hand made. hIuhj for win lij
men Is sold at the Nolan shoe store.
Douglass shoes at Millirens.
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ItKruoMisvii.i.a, Pa.
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
For the Whole Family
.IILLIEiEIS
Picture Sale
Friday Noon 12.30
Groatosl D o p ar i 1110 11 1 S tore in Jefforson County
Most exclusive fall and winter styles in
Women's Tailored Suits and SMrts
Our position as leaders In the field of Women's, Misses and Children's
Outer Garments is recognized this county over.
Tailored Suits.
The cleverest fall suits originated this season and the finest suits ever produced at the price.
The mntcriuls comprise fancy mixtures, Scotch tweeds, cttainines, cheviots and broadcloths.
Coats in the new blouse effect, three-quarter length skirts in dress or walking length, and every suitis trimmed. Elegantly
lined with Italian serge and skinner's satin. In a price range
$ J 0.00, 12.00, 14.00, J 8.00, 25.00, 30.00, 40.00.
Fine Walking and Dress Skirts.
Made of mixtures and solid colors in various shades of Kerseys and broadcloths. Trimmed with straps and yoke9 and
cut in seven and nine gore flare styles, with panel fronts. All sizes, in a price range $2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, COO, 7.00,
0.00, $12.00. The largest selection of misses' skirts to be found anywhere and largest price range.
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Fall Gloves and Hosiery
The glove department never so well stocked as it is this fall, 1 f(
Keal Mocha gloves, all sizes and all shades cDIUU
F. W. L. Gloves, the kind that one woman tells her neighbor of, that
she can get them in any shade or any size at Millirens $1.00.
Centemeri in kid or Mocha, any color orsize $1.T0.
Golf gloves, in all shades and fancy colors for cool nights.
Hosiery for the Whole Family, Ladies' and Misses' in fleeces, eassi
mere, or mercerized in a price range 10c to $1.50 per pair. Infant's riblted
cassimere hose, silk heel and toe, loc and 25c.
See the line of nu n's fancv cassimer half hose.
Furs . . Fur
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Our assortment is most complete. Just now you have a selection to
choose from that will be broken after while. In a price range for black cony
scarf, 89e to the finest long Isabella Fox, $35.00.
Umbrellas
From the best makers of this country. Plain congo handles for school um
brellas, 50c and 75c. Pearl and fancy trimmed umbrellas at $1.00. You
can be proud of one of these any where.
Shoes for Fall.
Jno, Kelly's Shoes for Women Here iri all the late fall styles, made of vici kid. patent
Ltd or Russia calf, on all tho now lastn, with liitfh hooU. Everj shoa U tnndo with cam uud ..nth pair I. gum ;m.
toed to ulve elegant woar. fl.ftO. 2 1)0. 2 BO. :l 00.
Dudly School Shoes. Shoes that are made of dependable leather, made to stand the fJN
orvlco that only a younKttr polnti to xoIum.I cuii iv.. thmu. l -'.', l "'!. fci.'xi. ((jQllIliyjllV
Men's Shoes. Douglass make, shoes that fit and stay, made ol leather to wear on
your foot, In all kinds of weather. :i (0, :Un.
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