WE HAVE
special
service
Shoes
roit HOYS
They aro ninrto of Chrotno
Calf stock, tho kind that turns
tho water. Kxtra good solo
loatlior In tho bottom.
I'RICIv 0 to 13, $1.2;") ;
13Mito2, $1.50, $1.75 ;
2!' to G'a $1.75, $2.00.
ROBINSON
SHOE COMPANY.
TIib Dnrntlnn of a Drpam.
One evening Victor Hiiro wns dictat
ing Irttors' to tils secretary. Overcome
by fntltMic, the gront man dropped Into
a plumber. A few momenta after
ward be awoke, haunted by a dream
which, nn he tluiiinlit, hnd extended
over aeveral hours, and he blamed tils
swivlnry for sIMIiir there walling for
him In.ilead of wakeultiK him or elite
KoIiik away. What was hla surprise
when the bewildered aeeretary told
him that he hnd only Jimt flnlKhed writ
ing the last sentence dictated to him.
A Striking Simile.
Old Employee You know a well a
t do that I have been on faithful as
elockwork In your employ.
Old Employer (bitterly) Yea. Just
exactly as faithful as clockwork. You
struck every time you eould and never
Knvc more than Ave minutes' warning.
--Ilaltlmoro American.
rlnnntrrlnv nim.
"Ym. ma'am," snld the peddler, "this
here hair tonic will raise hair on
billiard ball."
"But will It raise hair on a pump
kin?" naked the Indy of the house.
"Well. I should Buy sol"
"I'll take n bottle and get my husband
to try It"-Judge.
Srrrnnta.
First Housewife Some days 1 undo
about everything tho servant does.
Second Housewife Ornclnns! How
do you dare? Detroit I'ree Press.
COURTE8Y IN THE HOM.
It Is fcaaentlnl to Happiness la h
I'anillr Circle.
There la no place where there Is
greater need of true, refined, everyday
courtesy or where It will be fnore
greatly npprt dated than In the home
circle. Yet In how many households do
we see an entire hick of It.
The husband come In tired and sur
ly, hurries down his meal, gives tho
cat a kick and ih'pni'tH without una
kind word or gruclons act to any one.
The children are noisy and itiarrel
some. The mother, tired and ncrvou.
has only sharp, recriminating words
for her husband, the i hlldn n and the
servant. The whole aliimsphere ap
pears surcharged with the very quint
essence of disturbing and dishearten
ing elements.
Let a visitor come In to mnke ft
neighborly call, however, and how
quickly everything la changed. Until
husband ami wife welcome him with
the sweetest of smiles and courtesy.
When the visitor depits, he Is bowed
out with the most charming grace and
In silver tones Invited to call ngaln.
This Is eminently right and proper,
but why should not tho same consid
eration prevail among those who are
bound to each other by ties of family
relationship "our own, whom we love
best?" Why should not the wife, the
child, tho servant, whom you meet ev
ery day In the most Intimate relations
whv should they not. I ask. be
vouchsafed some ihi eny as welt s
the guest wim rails for a brief hour?
"Charity begins at home," wp are
told, and I think courtesy should too
No one, be he man or woman, can
st ii ml weeks and years of continual
fault (lulling or habitual discourtesy.
You bow to your next door neighbor
when you meet her In the street and
give her a kind or cord In I word. Why
not be respectful to memhi-rs of your
own family T Try It. You will find
yon will be happier for It. Your home
will become an Ideal one, and every
one will be Influenced to good by the
light which will radiate from lt.-1'ltls-burg
Trees.
The l lmt l.riloipraiilicr.
Dr. Johnson, even If we except his
predecessor. Ihilley, was not the father
of lexicographers. In a volume Issued
by the blsto(lcnl manuscripts cnmmla
nloti on innmiscrlpts In the Welsh Inn
gunge It Is stated that the Idea of Illus
trating the meaning and correct use of
words by actual quotations from the
literature of a living language seems to
have been llrst put In practice by (Irlf
lllli Hlraeiliog, the heruld bard of
Wales, who died In It was not
till flu' days of Dr. Johnson, 'jno years
later, that i similar Idea took rout In
English soil. An abbreviated copy of
(trllllth Ulriiethog's Welsh Dictionary
was made by his pupil, William I.lyn.
between 1".MT and 1"7: anil Is now In
the free library at Cardiff. London
ONE
WEEK'S SALE
AT THG
Cas
1 lew York Racket Store
PIRST, we are compelled by need of space to lessen stocks. Room, room, is the cry from every part of
the house. Then incoming holiday goods that must be housed demand a quick exodus of what's al
ready here. And so you see 'twixt demand and necessity we've but one alternative that is, to quicken the
sale of merchandise. Nothing will bring this more expeditiously than lessened prices. And so we've blue
penciled many stocks merchandise of the most desirable character.
Pants.
Boys' Knoe Pants
tl.00 Pants, Racket prlco
$175 Pants, Itacket price
$2.50 Corduroy Pants
$2.50 Dross Pants
8 cents
50 cunts
!)0 cunts
$1.40
$1.40
Union made Ovorallb, per suit 05o
Men's Shirts.
Men's hoavy Working- Shirt, worth
25o at 10 cents
Men's 50 cent Top Shirts - 30 oonts
Men's 75 cent Top Shirts 48 cents.
Men's $1.25 Top Shirts - 85 cents
Boys' 50o Shirts 25 cents
Boys' 50c Cotton Sweaters - 39 cents
Boys' 75o Wool Swoators - 59 cents
Men's 50 cent Swoators 39 cents
$1.00 Swoators - - 09 cents
$2.25 Wool Sweaters - - $1.25
lOo Ladies' best fleece hose 7o
20c tleoce hose ... :lo
Children's heavy fleeco-lincd hose, sizes
5 to 01 at . - 8o pair
The well known Swiss Candoobest wool
Underwear, retails at othor stores at
$2.50 a suit special prlco, $1.85 suit.
Dr. Wright's heavy wool flooood Undor-
wear, worth $2.50 a suit, at - $1.50
Our $1.00 suit for - 80 cents
lite ladies' tloece vests
25o Qoeco lined vosts or pants
40o " " " "
25o cotton ribbed underwear
Hoavy 1(1 oz. ileeoe underwear,
40 cents, sale prioo,
$1.00 duck coats 75o. $1.50 duck'
1.00. $2.50 duck coats, $1.60.
$5.00 wator-proof rain coats - - $2.25
5o glass tumblers, sale price lo each
Men's and Boys' Mittens and Gloves at
reduood prices.
Ladies' llto Mittens at
Infants' 10c Mittens
Misses' 10c Mittens
15o Ladles' Double Mittens
25o Ladies' Double Mitten
25c Golf Gloves at
50o Golf Gloves at
Boys' Flannel Vests, worth JiOo at 22o.
10c Bundle Cotton 6 cents
SPECTACLES Real goldoino, look
and wear as well as solid gold, usually
sold at $1.00, sale price, 22 cents
Special of Fascinators and Shawls.
50 cent ice wool Fascinators go at spocial price of 25 cents
75 cent wool " " ." " 35 oonts
$1.00 wool Fascinators 41) conts
$1.50 Fascinators' ... . . 75 conts
At least 20 per cent reduction on all YARN on sale this week.
lOo.
10c
20c
llto
worth
22o
coats
7o pair
7c pair
7o pair
12c pair
10c pair
llto pair
30c pair
This Sale Will
Commence
Saturday, Nov. 21
and continue
FOR ONE WEEK
Umbrellas
Steel rod, stoel frame Umhrolla, sold
by other dealers at $1.00, will bo
sold this week at - 40 cents each.
$1.50 Ladles' Umbrella, size 2(1 Inches
will ro at ... 08 conts.
$2.50 Umbrella - . $1.45.
Three Specials.
10c Gas Mantles, In this -salo 5c each.
Best 25c Cap Mantles at 0c each.
Bust 35o Gas Mantles at 15c eauh.
10c Gas Globes
10c Glass Shades -
lOoGas Burners
Lamp Chimney No. 1,
Lamp Chimney No. 2,
Lamp Rumor, No. 1,
Lamp Burner No. 2,
5 cents each
8 conts each
8 oonts each
4 conts
4 cents
4 conts
4 cents
Lamps.
CORSETS.
The well known II, A. P, corset, straight front or glrdlo all
sizes, regular CO cent goods, but go Id week sale at 25 cents.
75 cent girdle Corsets at 45 cents
60 cent five-hook oorset .... 25 oents
$1.00 Dr. Warner's five-hook oorset , 49 cents
Special Notice.
All our Granlteware, Tinware, Glassware, Woodenware, Willow-ware
and China will bo sold at cost prioe. We need space
(or holiday goods. If you want good value come early.
We have purohasud the entire stock of
a fancy Lamp dealer and have them
ranging in prioo Wo to $1.28.
Plaid Ribbon, 84 wide, 10 cunts yard
Pluld Ribbon, 5 Inches wide, 15o yard.
85o Alarm Clocks at 02 conts
$1.00 Alarm Clocks at . 79 cents
75o Alarm Clocks - $1.25
Our Ladles 50c Wool Skirt reduced to
nittto, and $1.00 Skirts to 75 cents.
Trunks and Suit Cases We can show
you a full lino at prices not found
elsewhere in this county.
Men's and Boys' Caps, nloely lined, all
sizes, regular 25c goods, sale price 19o.
35 conts
45 cents
60 cents
7o and up
15 ceuu
22 cents
32o pair
luo pair
60oCaps
75c Caps
$1.00 Caps
Misses' Underwear,
25o Ladles' Wool Hose
25o Wool Hose
60o and 35o Wool Hose
Men's all-wool Socks
Bust 25o camel's hair dress Socks, 10c
5 c Slaw Cutter at 19 cents
00 Inch wide Turkey Red Table Cloth,
special for this week only 18 cents
flOo White Table Llnon 25 conts
Glass Nest Eggs lo each
25o Brooms 7 lBo
10 dozen clothes pins 60
4 large cakes Tar soap . 60
Remember the. date This sale will last but one week, so double-quick your footsteps toward the Cash New York
Racket Store; if you'd make your pennies and dollars do double duty. Come and see us. no matter
whether you buy or not. Equally welcome if you come just to see the stock.
S, Friedman, Prop., Foster Building, Main Street, Reynoldsville, Pa.
6E.CRET8 OF SUCCESS.
Tush, said the button.
Never be ted, said the pencil.
Take pains, snld the window.
Always keep cool, snld the tee.
lie tip to date, said the calendar.
Do business on tlek. snld the clock.
Never lose your head, said the barrel.
Never do anythltiR nfl'hand. said the
glove.
Doing a driving busliiiws. said the
hammer.
lie sharp In all your denJItiK. said
the knife.
Trust to your stars fur success, snld
the night.
Spend much time In reflection, said
the mirror.
Make much of small things, snld the
microscope.
Strive to make a good Impression,
said the seal.
Find a good thing and stick to It,
said the glue.
Turn all things to your ndvantngc,
said the lathe.
Make the most of your good points,
said the compass. I'lttaburg DlHputch.
All Thnt Wm l.arklitK.
lie had been away 011 a business trip
for quite a hum time and had brought
his wife a haudxnmc fan upon his re
turn. "You're just perfectly lovely, Fred,"
she snld. "It's the daintiest ami most
beautiful fan I ever saw."
"I'm glad you like It," he returned,
with evident gratification.
"How could I help liking anything so
pretty?" she naked, and then she added
with a sigh. "I only wish 1 could carry
It some time."
"Why can't you?" ho demanded.
"No gown to go with It." she nnswer
ed promptly. "There ought to be a
gown to mnteh or at least one that
wouldn't look shabby beside It If"
Hhe got the gown. He kicked him
self for two days and ever thereafter
bought fans to mutch what she already
bad. New York Times.
Itunelmnn nnil Henley.
It Is related that shortly nfler Kunel
mnii. the well known writer on wen hir
ers and smugglers and poachers, hnd
bitterly fallen out with W. K. Henley
he lay dying In London. To Ilrnley In
ICdlnliurgh. lame and 111, came an In
direct meSHiige that Itunchunii believed
that If Henley could come and look on
him he would get well. It was n dy
ing man's whimsy, but Henley took
the train from Kdlnhurgh and arrived
In London to Hi id his friend dead.
A Modern Instance.
"In some circles of ancient tmtgiilfi
tencc." snld the pedantic person. "It
was customary to have a skeleton at
the feast."
"We follow that custoiib at our
bouse," answered Mr. Meekton. "We
have a turkey one meal and the skele
Ipn for the next four." Exchange.
C R.HALL
Can show you the handsomest line of Havalind
and Austrian China, also Semi-Porcelain Dish
es, Cut Class Novelties, Wedding and Jloliday
presents ever brought to this town.
Furniture, Carpets, Lamps and Bedding.
mi
ONE THIRD OF OUR LIFE
IS SPENT IN BED
The bedroom should be cozy, cheerful,
and full of comfort. j
For $18.00 we sella
chamber suit which is a
perfect beauty. The
amrtA 1c nJrotv (inlnTnpA
TWPsppk and each piece is well put
Nfr- together, strong and firm
fh We also have springs,
I mattresses, etc., at lowest
our stock. j
J. R. HILL1S & CO.
NEXT DOOR TO NATIONAL HOTEL.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
ma
Kaufman's Bargain Store
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
NOLAN'S BUILDING
THI
LARGEST STORB
With the smallest prices, in clothing, dry goods, notions, men's, ladies, misses
and children's shoes, hats, caps and ladies' millinery goods. This notice must
interest you just how much we will actually save you on your purchases this
season, can only be judged when you stop to see our prices and our complete
line of goods which we have to show you.
. . Dry Goods of all Kinds . .
Calicoes, fast colors, at 4.Jc. Ginghams 5c. Muslins 5c. Outing flannels
worth 10 and 12c, at 8c. Fine line, fast colors, table linen at 25c. Linen
towelings and crash at 5c a yd. Heavy Lumberman's flannels at 35c a yd.
A full line of Ladies,' Misses and Children's hosiery in wool and cotton.
Ladies' wrappers at 75c. Ladies' suits worth $8.00, $10. 00 at $5.98. Ladies'
skirts worth $2.50, if 3.00, $3. 50 at $1.98. Ladies' furs from $1.00 up.
Large line of haps at GOc. A nice line of Ladies' flannel dress goods
worth 45, 50c at 25c.
MEN'S CLOTHING, COMPLETE LINE
Men's Suits worth $(5.00 to $8.00 at $4.48. Men's Suits, very fine, worth
$10.00, $12.00, $14.00, at $8.98. Men's pants, very flue line, worth $4.00,
$4.50, $5.00, $6.00, at $3.08. Men's pauts, all wool, worth $3.00 to $3.50
at $1.48. Boy's suits, all sizes and all kinds at 88c. Boy's pants worth
30, 35, 40 and 50c, at 15 cents a pair.
' MEN'S OVERCOATS . . . LARGE LINE
Special heavy beaver coat worth $8.50 at $3.98. Men's very fine line of
overcoats worth $12.00, $14.00, $16.00, $18.00, all styles at $8.98. Large
line of Men's rain coats at $6.78.
UNDERWEAR
Men's heavy fleece lined underwear worth $1, $1,25, at 7oc a suit. Men's nil wool
goods underwear worth $2, $2.50 at $1 85. Ladies' good heavy fleece lined under
wear at 20c. Ladies' all wool underwear worth $2, $2.50 at $1.50 a suit. Misses
and Children's underwear from 12e up.
KAUFMAN'S BARGAIN STORE
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