Letter List.
L!it of unclaimed letters remaining
in post office at Iteynoldsvllle, Pa., for
the weok ending Oct. HI, 1003 :
Zolma Temple, John Mulligan.
Foreign Vincent Comiskoy.
Say advert land and givo date of list
when calling for above.
K. c. Burns, r. M.
Bing-Stoke Co.
away every twentieth
Giro
Your maybe the twentieth.
hat.
All America shoes for men at Nolan's
shoe store, price M.50 and $4.00.
It Is unjust to dub any man a kicker
who has the moral courage to stand for
the good of the community, and express
his opinions on subjects In which tho
people are interested. Only a jaokiws
ever applies such epithets. New Beth
lehem Leader.
Cures a cold In ono night Reynolds'
Ported Cold Cure.
Largest selection of Monarch shirts
at Mlllirens.
H. W. Knson & Co. aro closing out
their entlro Btock of clothing and gent's
furnishings at a big sacrifice. Head
their "ad" on first page.
Florsheim shoos at Mill Irons.
P.B.Rhodes'
Meat Market
Owing to the low price
of cattle nt the present
time we are enabled to
give our customers
Lower Figures on Meat
as the following prices
show :
Roast Beef ... 10c
Round Steak . . 14c
Tenderloin &Surloin, 10c
Boil, from . . 5c to 7c
Stew . . . . Sc to 9c
Pork chops, steak
or roast . . . 15c
Lamb Roast, 12 to 14c
Lamb Chops . . 14c
All other meats in proportion.
All our meats are guaran
teed to be first-class.
Delightful Hsllowe'en Party.
"Jnm nt wltchlnc hour of eight
And M, the fulrten rwml ynnr rnte.
Hi-voal to nnna this iwerrt plot
Or woe-not luck will be your lot."
This unique vorso was the means of
collecting about forty of Edith and
Lena Herpel's frlonds together for a
real Hallowe'en party last Saturday
evening. As tho gueBts approached the
house the only visible sign of life was a
large jack-o-lantern in corner of front
porch. They were received at the door
and directed upstairs, where to their
hoi ror they porcelved two weird objocts
commonly designated as ghosts, who In
their weird way directed each one
where he should doposlt bis or her
wraps. Tho guests then assembled In
tho down stairs rooms, which, like the
porch, were illuminated by jack-o-lan-
terns.
After all tho guests had assembled,
they were in turn Introduced to tho
three witches, who gavo them an Ink
ling of tho future. Following this re
freshments, especially appropriate for
a faallowe'cn party, wore served.
The party then entered upon a very
trying ordeal, that of biting an apple
suspended from the celling by a string.
Tho contestants woro blindfolded, then
turned around several times and then
they started in what they thought
the direction of the suspended
apple. A few found the apple, but a
great many came far short of the mark
and although almost desperate were
compelled to give up the' trial. In some
inexplicable way, however, Wallace
Mitchell succeeded In getting the
largest bite and of course was granted
tho prize.
At about 11.15 tho 'party started on a
grand march. They formed in line In
parlor, sitting and dining room. After
getting well In lino they were led up
stairs, down back stairs, and out through
the collar. They followed their leader
through all Borts of places until about
11.50 when they returned to Herpel's.
After paying respects to the sisters each
ono wended his homeward journey, well
satisfied with their evening.
A Guest.
You Needn't be Afraid
Of that dreadful cold If you tako Rey
nolds' Perfect Cold Cure in the sturt.
Price 2.")0 a box.
See the fall hats for 1903 at Mlllirens.
Reynolds' soda fountain is still open
and runningsameasever. Nover closed.
Queen Quality shoes sell at Nolan's
shoo store for $2.50 per pair.
Rubber footwear for the whole family
at Milllrens.
Cures a cold in ono night, Reynolds'
Porfect ColJ Cure.
Want Column.
Rut: One cent per word for each nd
Berf Insertion.
Quslnoss Opportunity We wish to
engage a man of standing and ability to
act as District Manager for the Ordi
nary Department of the Prudential In
surance Company of America, for Reyn
oldsvtllo and vicinity. A splendid
opportunity to embark In a paying
business without the Investment of
capital. For particulars, address CD.
Knight, General Agent, Bank for Sav
ings Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
Fon Sale Good house on Hill st.
Will be sold at a bargain if sold quick.
Inquire at The Star office.
Found A pair of goia eyeglasses.
Inquire at The STAR office.
For sale at a bargain- valuable
building lot at a Michigan summor re
sort. Address Box 144,' Reynolds
vlllo. Pa.
Rooms to lot. Inquire of Mrs. Albert
Strouse on Hill street.
Wanted Young man to learn
blacksmith trade or ono who has partly
learned it to finish. L. M. Snyder,
Jackson street.
For Sat.e Sevoral good colts. In
quire M. C. Coleman.
WANTED Twenty-five men to work
in the woods. Good board and good
wages. J. S. McDonald,
Laquln, Bradford Co., Pa.
For Sale Good riding pony. Inquire
at The Star office.
For Sale Lard cans, lard barrclls,
lard tubs, molasses barrels, largo and
small candy palls. Bon Ton Bakery.
Wanted An experienced dress
maker to take chargo of work in shop.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
Wanted Strong boy about 15 years
of ago. Apply at Enterprise Silk Co.
For Sale Two good cows. Inquire of
Joseph McKernan at P. R. R. depot.
For Sale House and lot In West
Rey noldavllle and a farm In Wm-hlngton
township. Inquire of L. W. Porrin,
Box 187, Reynoldnvlllo, Pa.
For Sale Lot on Main street. In
quire of L. J. McEntlre.
NOTICE Employees of the silk mill
using electric cars going to and from
work can nurchase car tickets at lowci
rates.
JJUGHES & POM ROY.
UNDERTAKING AND PICTURE FRAMING.
The U. H. lturliil Lcnituo hau horn tCHtod
and found all rlKlit. rhi'iipoMt form of In-HiirHiii-e.
Himmiio a contract. Woodward
lliillcllng, RoynoldHvlllu, l'a.
SICK
' THE BIG STORE
Resplendent Fall Styles,
An immense collection of everything which is new, stylish attractive and re
liableand offered at unusual opportunities for genuine savings throughout
department. Our business is strictly cash and we are in a position to furnish
you the best possible merchandise at a minimum cost, which means a saving of
many dollars to you. Never in the history of our store have we had as well as
sorted stock in Dry Goods, Notions, Cloaks and Shoes as we have now in the
beginning of a most prosperous season.
Dry Goods.
We kindly invite you to inspect our line of Dress Goods when looking for
something for a suit, skirt, etc. The line contains all the new and nobby weaves
in plain and fancy goods. We also have a strong and novelty line of Waistings,
etc. In fact anything that is used in Dry Goods line we have for your inspection.
Cloaks, Suits and Skirts.
We need not say anything further for these as the citizens of Reynoldsville,
as well as the entire United States, know of and are familiar with style and
wearing qualities of "WOOLTEX Garments." The demand for these garments
has compelled us to have our Wooltex man call on us with his sample line a
second time this season to enable us to keep up our line on sizes and styles. We
make it a point to keep in stock all new styles as they come out during the
season. We arc expecting some new and beautiful garments in a few days. Call
and sec them.
Shoes.
We have also a good Btrong line of ladies,' misses,' and Children's Shoes.
Our line contains good, reliable shoes for school girls and boys. The time of
year is about at hand when it is necessary to protect the children from cold and
wet. Buy these early and you will have them when you need them.
Now is the time of year anyway to buy your Underwear and Hosiery for
children, as well as ladies and misses.
SHICK & WAGNER
Corner Main and Fifth Streets. Reynoldsville, Pa.
In order to facilitate shopping for all, we have made our terms Strictly Cash. '
Card of Thanks,
We hereby express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors,
also to the Improved Order of Red Men
of Reynoldsville and tho Independent
Order of Good Fellows of Knoxdule, for
their kind assistance and sympathy after
the death of our beloved son, Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe,
Oct in the Habit.
And buy your next suit, overcoat,
odd trousers, underwear and furnish
ings from Uing-Stoke Co.
The world's greatest moving pictures
will be shown by tho American Kino
tograph Co. November 11th.
Wanted Good Intelligent girls to
loam silk weaving. Apply tc Enter
prise Silk Co. N
Cures a cold in one night Reynolds'
Perfect Cold Cure.
See the great lino of overcoats and
suits at MUltrenH.
Cures a cold In one night Reynolds
Porfect Cold Cure.
You can got a bargain at Nolan's shoe
store. They have about fifty pair of
shoes that they will sell at a big reduc
tion. These shoes are good styles.
See Mlllirens for your winter underwear.
Chrysanthemum Excursion.
On Sunday, November lit, the B., R,
A P. R'y will run a cheap excursion to
Pittsburg. Train will leave Reynolds
ville at 7.20 a. m., Falls Creek 7.50,
Returning special train will leave
Allegheny at 0 30 p. m. Fare for round
trip 1.G0.
Your Next Hat.
It may be the twentieth hat and cost
you nothing, If you buy It at Ding-Stoke
Co.'
The trustees of the Deechwoods Pres
byterian church have drilled a well on
the hill above the parsonage on the land
of W. A. Smith for water. 'Water was
found in bounteous quantity at a depth
of 87 feet. It is the intention to erect
a windmill and cistern to convey wator
into the parsonage. Hrockwayvllle
Ucmrd.
8ave money by buying your wall
paper now at Stoke's. ,
8ee the great assortment of 50 cent
shirts at Mlllirens.
For Sale Good riding pony. Inquire
at The Star office.
H. W. Eason & Co. are closing out
their entire stock at a big sacrifice.
Here Is your chanco to savo on your
fall suits, ete.
Reyn oldsville Flour
and Feed Mill. .
We have recently taken charge of the
Reynoldsville Milling Co.'s mill and
are prepared to do all kinds of
Milling & Custom Work
Flour, Feed, Chop, I lay, Straw,
&c, always kept in stock.
All orders delivered promply. We solicit
your patronage. Summcrville phone.
Mill on Railroad Street.
M. & C. ADELSON, Props.,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
New Neckwear
Just Arrived.
BLUMS
See the Greatest
Line of 50 Cent
Shirts in Town.
Greatest Department Store in Jefferson County
mm
HartSchlfTncr
(J Marx
Hand Tailored
Vjrllht IWu bf UulhkltfQN Min
Winter.
Underwear
For the Whole Family.
By far the best showing in the
county. 100 styles to select from
in wool, silk, cotton or mercer
ized. Hygenic Underwear.
Men's Underwear in various
lamb's wool, cassimerein natur
al gray, camel's hair and plain
colors. Also Dr. Wright's Hy
genic Fleece-lined Health frpm
$4.00 a suit down to 50c.
Women's Union Suits
In ribbed, balbriggan, merinoes
and wool. Colors, ecru, gray or
fast black. Best makes only
$3.00, down to 50c.
Women's Vests and Pants,
ribbed, fleece, only 25c. Woman's
Wool Vests and Pants,, derby
ribbed or plain natural pure
wool at 75c down to 25 cents.
Visit us for Your
Underwear this Winter.
A MAN'S LOOKS
TELLS THE STORY
By those little tell-tale marks he is dis
tinguished as a patron of this store. You can
see from our illustrations what a Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx suit or overcoat docs for a man's
looks. He is distinguishable among all sorts
of men as being a well dressed Man.
THESE Suits and Overcoats are all designed
by the most expert cutters in the land ;
made by experienced tailors who shape and
press every shoulder by hand. The material is
all sponged and shrunk before making. Every
button hole is made by hand. Just note the
difference in sewing on of buttons on this cloth
ing and the ordinary. The largest ami most
complete assortment in Jefferson county to
select from, in a price range
$8.00, 10.00, 12.00, 15.00, 17.00, 18.00.20.00,
20.00, 22.50, $25.00.
Every suit or overcoat guaranteed to retain
its shape until worn out.
llltlrii
Hart Schaff nn
V Marx
Hand Tailored
Oapyllfhl lv ly Hfttt Mcftn.t JUrx "
Shoes forall the Fam
ily for Fall Winter
Douglas and Florsheim
Makes for Men.
Made on all the late fall
lasts, in Russia calf, pat
ent kid, patent corona,
cut on the blucher or
plain style. Any new
style toe you can find
here in a price range $5.00
down to,$1.50 for solid
leather.
Men's Fall
Winter Hats
Stylish exclusiveness combined
with extraordinary qualities-
at ordinary prices make our
hat department a mecca for a
large majority of the best dress
ers of this community. Ournew
fall shapes in stiff hats are very
popular ; with a large curl brim,
black or brown, $3.00 d vn to
$1 00.
Our most popular soft hat has
a wide flange brim with a low
crown to permit a double crease.
$3.00 down to 50 cents.
JNO. KELLY'S SHOES FOR WOMEN
Have no equals for comfort and style. Made in all late lasts with all the new toes and
some have the high Cuban heel. Made of parent kid and colt, Russia calf or vici in a
Price Range $3.50 down to $1.25.
DUDLY SCHOOL SHOES FOR THE BOY WHO CAN TEST A SHOE.
Misses' and children's shoes in an abundance of styles and all the winter weight
leathers.
$2.00 Down to 25c for Soft Soles.
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