I Follow the Crowd Most nny tiny from now until Christmas nnd you will be led into the estab lishment of STOKIS the Druggist nnd you will find n thousand anil one novelties for the holidays. The acknowledged lead ing holiday store for the past thirty years and WHY? Because wc always search the markets for all that is new and novel in the gift goods line and oiler you only that which is up-to-date throughout our entire assortment and many novelties that are exclusive with us. We think you'll be sur prised at the excellence of our showing this year, as we can assueyou of much larger and letter assort ment than last year. Our assortment of ... . Books Very much larger than ovor. AH the late copyright books, illustrated gill, standard books in three, (our, five and six vol ume sets, In cloth nod floe bladings, Juvenile and mined laneous books, pooU and birth day books, family and teacher's bibles, prayer books, atlases and dictionaries, calendars and booklets. Toilet Cases Manicure sets, glove and handkerchief cases, shaving oases, in celluloid, ebony, stag horn, gold and silver, birch bark novelties, daintily decor ated. In price from 50 cents tot.i0.00. Our stock of these goods Is very large, probably larger than all the other stocks in town-arid every item is good value at the price asked. Cut Glass A new line with us this year. Rich, deep cuttings some of the celebrated Strauss cuttings of New York. Different and Erobably belter than you have ad and at easier prices than you are usod to paying. French and German China Bought direct from the man ufacturers at a saving of the middleman's profit, and a sav ing to you, in single pieces, sets and disfies. If you want something out of the ordinary, something you will not find in every stock, you will get it here at the fairest pricos. Bronze Figures and Gocks Some unique things in useful and ornamental articles for the borne and oflioe. Fancy Ink Stands, Fon Wipers, Pen Racks, Fountain Puns, Gold Pons, Toothpicks, Thermom eters, Desk Calendars, Pen boxes and fancy box papers. Toys, Dolls and Games I-1 inch and I'll games the p.n.-B.egi cruzeol tlie day. Card awes, Hoard Gamua, Crti lioiu, iWx'ts&rrm., and all 'lie w games of the year. Candies We are exclusive agonts for the oolubratud brand of Golden Rod candies, guaranteed to be absolutely pure, 10 cents Kir pound. Fine chocolate can ities, the equal of any, 20 coats per pound. Chatelaine and Automobile Bags. Pocket books, card cases, bill books in seal, walrus and fancy leather. Most stores are prone toex aotexhorbitant prices on leath er goods during the holidays. Here you will tind easy prices on leather as well as all other goods. A store full of Christmas suggestions. A oomploto line ' of Christmas merchandise tills every part of our store and never before wore we better prepared for the gift giving season. Never before were the prloes more tempting. "Wise purchasers will make their selections now while the looks are unbroken. MiexstoKe The Leading Druggist. Any Coward Can Do It. It does not require bravery, in fact It is evidence of cowardice and contemp tlbleness, for a follow to abuse anothor mail In the columns of a newspaper over the signature of "taxpayer," or some other rock t hide behind. In a neighboring town, where there Is a fracas on between two newspapers, some outsider, who evidently wanted to re lieve a vile spleen, used the columns of one of the papers to lampoon the editor of the other paper, even going so far as to use the given name of the editor, and then bravoly signed the article "tax payer." It may be possible the editor needed the lampooning, we are not In a position to know that, but if he did de serve It, then the fellow who felt It devolved on him to give the editor a newspaper thrashing should have been man enough to have signed his name to the article Every person who read it knew who the balls were being fired at, but who was the brave (?) follow that was doing the shooting ? Any coward can rush Into print and abune another man If he con hldo behind "taxpayer," "citizen" or somo other stump. There are Important matters that can be discussed In the columns of u news paper when It Is not necessary to pub lish the writers name and "taxpayer" or "citizen" would bo sufficient signa ture, but when a writer b"eomes personal and ahu-lvo then It Is coward ice to hide behind "taxpayer" or "citizen." Edwards Stock Company. Tho ever welcomo Edwards Stock Company will open a three nights en gagement at the Reynolds opera house Monday, Dec. 28th, in a repertoire of high class royallty production, opening with the beautiful tmclo drama, "The Bondman or Land of the Midnight Sun." to bo followed by! the hoosler drama, "One of the Many," and the greatest of all western dramas, "Dead wood Dick." Special scenery, magnifl cent costumes. Polite vaudeville extra. Manager Edwards has engaged, at an enormous expense, the Great European Gymnasts, The Marinellas. Popular prices, 10, 20, 30 cents. Ladles will be admitted the opening night for 15 cents to the best reserved seats If purchased at the reserved scat sale before (1.00 p. m. Ladles' tickets limited to 100. Do You Us Natures Herb f If not, why no- They are the great est, blood purifiers and health builders on the market to-day. For the stomach, liver, kidneys and blood, they stand pre-eminently alone as the surest and most effective romedy to restore these organs of the body to the best state of health. For salo by Charles P. Koernur, of Reynoldsvlllo, Pa., dealer in first class groceries. The First Sneeze Does not mean you are catching cold, you have caught it already. Reynolds Perfect Cold Cure breaks It up in one night. Price 25o. Golden Rod chocolates, none better. 20 cents nor pound at Stoke's the druggUt. New subjects and new dcsluns in pictures at Milllrens at 10c. Have you seon the watch fobs at Gooder's Jowelry store, he has all the latest patterns. Ills assortment In tovs all new at low prices at A. Katzen s. Ladles' gold filled watches from 18.00 up at C. F. Hoffman's. Rings The finest line ever shown In diamonds and other stones of all kinds, flat band, oval and engraved bands ; over 700 to select from. Cull and see tho large stock atGoodor's, the jeweler. Celebrated Golden Rod candles 10 cents per pound at Stoke's, tbedrugglst Just received the second lot of signet bat pins. Come and see them and have one laid away for Christmas. We will engrave you a nice monogram on then) at uoottor s jewelry store. H. W. Eason & Co. have a fine assort ment of mufflers which will be sold at cost. A few ping pong sets at one-half their cost at Reynolds drug store. J. E. Mltcholl, merchant tailor, near Hotel Imperial. Visit Milllrens for your Xmas. furs. A great bargain in men's and boys' clothing at A. Katzen s. Gold rim glasses for Christmas pres. ent. Eyes fitted free at C. F. Hoffman's. Anything for men and boys at H. W. Kassn & Co 8 at cost. Sterling silver no vol ties for Xmas. at Milllrens. Phonograph and twelve records for CU.U0 at Stoke's, tbedrugglst. The finest line of dress shirts will be found at H. W. Eason & Co's all to go at cost. Girls Wanted to come and look at our assortment of gift goods for gentle' men, Including umbrellas, smoking sets. pipes, etc., shaving mugs and brushes silver mounted, cutr buttons, scarf pins, chains, fobs, lockets, etc. Come in and we will help you out of the worry of what to buy your dear boy. All goods en' graved free. C. F. Hoffman, the jeweler. . There is some talk, although not officially announced yet, that the Penn sylvania Railroad Company will knock off the extra 110.00 now required to buy a mileage book, making the nooks $20.00 as formerly, and that tho books wilt be made good for any member of a family or firm buying a book. Tbe company will be getting down to ubont the proper thing If this change Is made. There Is considerable dissatisfaction about putting up IIIO.OO for a inlluHgu book. Cut glass and china will he appre ciated by the housekeeper for Christ mas. We would like to have ymi come in and look our stock over. We know our prices snd gnods will Interest you. C. F. Hoffman. You can get the best ladles' shoe In the world at Nolan's shoe store for 12.00. All neckwear at cost at II. W. Eason & Co's. Toilet sets, hat brushes, clothes brushes, military brushes, Sic, In sterling stiver and fancy stag at Good er's, tho lewelers. Remember all en graving done free on goods sold. See the window full of shoes at No lan's shoe store. Ladles' shoes 75 cents and men's 1 25. Sweaters for Xmas. 50c. to 15.00 at Milllrens. Fancy umbrella ut low prices at A, Katzon's. New Ideas In correspondence paper In box or tablet form. Something a little differ ent than you are used to seeing. Reyn olds Drug Co. When you come across a man who is uneasy as long as lie owes a dollar you strike a good sort of a citizen, whether he belongs to your church or votes with your party or not. He is a good man to have around. Falls Creek Ihraltl. Employes of the Pennsylvania Rail road Co. who are laid off duty with a sore arm from vaccination get the same relief pay as paid when thoy meet with an accident. Go to the Model Bakery for your cakes. ' Boy's matches, good timekeepers, from $2.50 up. C. F. Hoffman. Ladles' coats, suits and skirts for Xmas. at Milllrens. Gold pens with pearl holdurs, foun tain pens, pencils, gold tooth picks, all nice for a Christmas present at Gooder s. Send The Star to a friend one year for a Christmas present. Kerchiefs for Xmas. at Milllrens, 2o to 11. uo. Quartered sawed oak chamber suite at frlester tiros, lor Vii 00. Hoe them before buying elsewhere. The "Man About Town" in the New Bethlehem Isader observed last weak, "That the habit of coasting and skating on tho sidewalks by our small boys and girls should be stopped promptly and emphatically. If there l no ordinance governing Ibis habit, then one should be framed at once, and the Police should be Instructed toenforoo It. Tbs custom renders the sidewalks so slippery that It Is absolutely unsafe to walk over them In many places." Reynoldsvllle has an ordinance against such danger ous practice, but the boys care not. Read Stoke's, the druggist' big Christmas ad. in this paper. We can certainly show you somo beau tiful things in fin china. C. F. Hoffman. Gonulno ebony military and hair brushes at Milllrens. , Fruits of . all kinds at the Model Bakery. Celebrated Golden Rod candles 10 cents per pound at Stoke's the druggist. Big assortment of ladles' and men's silk mu HI art. and bandkerchieves for holidays at low prices at A. Katzon's. Holiday goods at C. F. Hoffman's. - See the new dUlgns in pictures for Amas. at Milllrens. The finest line of diamond brooch rings at Gooder's, the Jowoler. A fine line of neckwear at A. Katzon's, Bessls Huth Dtrd. Bessie Huth, age ten years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L. R. Huth, of Flndley street, died last hlght. The cause of her death Is small-pox. Bessie was a bright little girl and her death Is a tad ne to ber little school mates and a doubly sorrowful one to her parents who have been cut off from friends and neighbors ever since the home was quarantined. Although In their dark hour, tbe deepest sympathy of the entiie oommunlty goes out to them. The body will be burled In Circle Hilt cemetory to-night. Punxsutawney A'cir, Dec. 10. L. R. Huth was .pro prietor of tbe Bon Ton Bakery In this plaoe several years ago. I i .. For 8sls. We have 488 dolls In stock. EreVy one to be sold at or below cost. M6st of them are In kid bodies, and cork stuffed. Reynolds drug store. Prices red uced on b ats at M isa Bayers'. For Assembly w. T. cox, OP REYNOLDS VILLE, . utijnet to action of the Rrputillrnnsof Jf fnrson county at ths primary election Tues day, February Id, WW. Want Column. Kates: Oue cent per word for each and every Insertion. For Sale Two pair ecules. Inquire at The Star olfiou. Found A gold ring. Call at The Star offlou. For Sale An organ cheap. Mrs. P. J. Duegan, Jackson street. For Rent House at corner of Third and Hill streets. Inquire at The Star ofllce. Help Wanted At the Enterprise Silk Company mill, Ueynoldsville. To Let A furnished room with priv ilege of bath room. Inquire at The Star oltlee. For Sale One billiard and one pool table cheap. Call at City Hotel, Reyn oldsvllle, Pa. For sale Grocery store and building in good location. Good reasons for sell ing. Inquire at The Star otlloe. For Sale Good driving horse. In quire at Mt. Spring Bottling Works. For Sale A car load of corn on ears. M. C. Coleman. For Sale Good bouse on Hill st. Will be sold at a bargain if sold quick. Inquire at The Star office. WANTED Girls to learn winding and cloth picking, Apply Enterprise Silk Co. For Sale House and lot in West Roynoldsvllle and a farm in Washington township. Inquire of L. W. Perrin, Box 187, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. For Rent Mrs. J. B. Ayre' bouse on Main street. Cheap rent. Inquire of E, Nell. Store will be open until 10.30 December 23 and 24. A Short Time Left . : . The Earjy Buyer Ihopjin TIITTT T TT. Til TIT CI Fares Best . . many advantages, particularly II II III I j IJ 1 111 V noticeable on busy days, appeals I If I I 1,1, I flilli i 5'"SnSki"irS ill 1 JJ JJ 1 11 Jj 11 U So nuke your SeUc.lon early and room to show gifts; lots of sales- -m a iv avoid the Thursday even- people who are always glad to show things. ing rush. Store Closes at noon December 25. i G-FRE ATTEST T,M:E:KrrTi storb nsr u"EHnFnE3FRSOisr co. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Gilts lor Men. Crevanett Rain Coats. Derby or Soft Hats. Silk Neckwear and pIush of Mufflers. Collar and Cuff Boxes. Slippers., Holiday Silk Suspenders. Rubber Boots. Kid Gloves. SiSk Neckwear. Linen Kerchiefs. Neat little Suspenders. Silk Kerchiefs. Short Pants. Umbrellas, plain or fancy. Long Pants. Silk and Opera Hats. Brcastcd Suit Seal and Fur Caps. r Overcoats. Leather Suit Cases. Leggings. Military Brushes. Sterling Silver Match Boxes. Slippers, aU styles Fancy Shkts' and all leathers. Mufflers. House Coats and Smoking Jackets. Gold Cuff Links. Mackintoshes, all styles. Sweaters and Cardigan Jackets. Gold Scarf Pins. Men's Patent Leather Shoes. Fur Driving Gloves. Gifts tor Boys outs tor Gins. Leather Writing Pads. Work Boxes. Girls Fur. Sets. Girls' Fancy Coats. Silk Patterns for Dresses. Tam O'Shanters. Wide Brim Sailors. Fancy Slippers. Patent Leather Shoes. Best Wool Leggings. Fur Trimmed Julietts Kid Gloves. Wrist Bags. ' Pocket Books. Umbrellas. find nere are some oirts for the Baby, Moccasin Shoes. Babies' Knit Leggings. Babies' Knit Booties. Babies' Sleepers. Babies' Bibbs and Feeders. Babies' Mittens. Babies' Cassimer Cloaks. Babies' Rings. Babies Long and Short Dresses. Gilts lor Women. Slippers, all styles. Silk Fans. Comb and Brush Sets. Handkerchiefs of all kinds. Leather Wrist Bags. Handkerchief and Glove Boxes. Toilet Sets. Sterling Silver Manicure Articles. Ebony Brushes,silver mounted. All kinds of Umbrellas. Silk Shirt Waists. Fur Scarfs. Maids' and Waiters' Aprons. Dressing Sacques. Hemstitched Table Linen. Hallock's Perfume and Cologne Golf Glov:s, plain or fancy. Sterling Silver Thimbles. . Gold Brooches and Shirt Waist Sets. Fancy Stock Collars. Fancy Garters. Traveling Companion. Leather Money Purses. Silk Dress and Wast Patterns. See the new designs and subjects in Ten Cent Pictures Merry Christmas and Happy New Year MILxLIREN BROS. .
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