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V A.MTKFHKNftON. Kdltor and "lib.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER .10, 1!04.
An Independent local papr-r.puhtNhrrinvrry
Wednnwlajr at li'ynililvlll, Ji'IVitbdii yo.
Pa., dovoted to tlu IntorPHtaof Ki'ynoliWvlllo
Ana Je(Ttronoounty. Non-pollltcnl, will trout
all with f nlriHMw, nml wIllheBspuclullyfrli'nd
v toward) the laboring cln.
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good faith. Informing ncwa Item solicited.
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tion at thla ortlce. ,
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Monday noon.
Subscription prleefl.onpcrycar.ln advance.
Address allcommunliMitlona toU. A.Stcuh-
naon, Koynoldsvllln, I'a.
Sykesville.
MIm Etta Estes, of Seattle, Wash., In
visiting relatives at this place
Jake Shaffer and Otto Nupp are
taking In soino of the eights at St.
Louis.
Miss Cora Sraeal I attomllnjr tho
news stand during tho absenen of Otto
Nupp.
Mr. and Mrs. William Doemer spent
Thanksgiving with tho lattur'a sister
near Big Run.
Mr. and Mrs. Gourloy Mays, of Wins
low, are visiting tho former's mother,
Mrs. Jane Mays.
Miss Edna Holman, after spending a
few months In Columbus, Ohio, is at
home with her parents again.
Presiding Elder Dr. A. R. Uieh was
here Thanksgiving and partook of the
dinner served in Smith's ball.'
Rev. Frum preaehed in ReynoUlvillo
on Sunday morning and evening and
George White and Harvoy Deter preaeh
ed In this place in the evening.
A slx-month-old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy died last Thursday
morning and was burled on Prlduy
afternoon. Services were held at the
house.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church served dinner and supper in
Smith's ball on Thanksgiving day and
cleared nearly fifty dollars. Proceeds
(or M. E. parsonage.
Union prayer-meeting whs beld In the
Baptist church on Wednesday evening
and union services were hold in tho M.
E. church on Thursday morning, Rev.
Crawford preaching the sermon.
Charles Wolfgang, of near this place,
but who has been working at Ernest,
Indiana Co., came home last Thursday
and brought with him a bride. Ills
numerous friends join In wishing him a
long life of happiness.
Clocks.
Call at Oooder's, the jeweler, and soe
what a variety he has. Thoy make a
useful and appropriate Christmas pres
ent the practical and lasting kind,
which will be very much appreciated
by whoever receives thorn.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In post office at Roy noldsvllle, Pa., for
the week ending Nov. 26, 1904:
W. H. Metzgors, E. O. McCaskcy,
Thos. Spillono, Miss Viola Siverllng,
Mrs. Katie Williams.
Forelgh Andras Ybes.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. C. Burns, P. M
Suits and Overcoats.
Largest line in town to solcct from,
Inoludlng the "Clothoraft" suits and
overcoats, acknowledged to bo the best
goods made for the price. Blug-Stoke
Company.
Mrs. Saunders Is oortainly ono of the
most clever readers and Impersonators
on the platform to-day. She had a
plendid voice and a charming stage
manner. She reoelved enthusiastic
encores to each of her numbers,
and to the last one was recalled
three times. Elkhorn (Wis.) Jmte
pendent. At Assembly ball Deo. 8
under the auspices of publio schools,
New fall suits at Mllllrens.
TiME:Evans
Contractor
and .
Builder
i
Has bought Solomoo
Shaffer's lumber of
fice and lumber yard
at this place and will
continue the lumber
business at the same
old stand. He will
sell any and all kinds
of 1
Lumber Lime,
Cement,
Sand or Plaster,
Paradise.
Rev. J. C. McKntlre prenuh d In the
Methodist church In this pluce last
Sunday.
Miss narrlet Nnrris visited her
friend. Miss Tressa Syphrit, Saturday
and Sunday.
Tho "cobweb" social at Hie Phlllippl
school lust Wednesday night was a
grand success.
Mr. and Mrs. Park Uejnolda, of
Frampton, Clarion Co., spent several
days in Paradise lust week.
Last week Miss Annie Norris and her
mother went to Pittsburg, where they
will remain tho rest of the winter.
Damn Rumor says that tlio weildlng
bells will soon ring In our town. For
further Information Inquire of the two
Kds.
Miss Ruth Catbers spent Saturday
and Sunday In Bellevlow with her
friends, Misses Nettio and Ksthor
lire u key.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Syphrit and
(laughter, Esther, returned Tuesday
from a week's visit In Homestead and
rittsburg. ,
Some of our young folks attended the
Thanksgiving social at Sykesville
Thursday night and they all report an
excellent time.
Tho Methodists of Paradise aro going
to build a new church In the near future.
It has not yot been located, but It will
probably bo built where tho old church
now stands.
Tho whole family of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Syphrit was at homo on Thanks
giving day. This is the llrst llmu they
have all been at homo at onou for sev
eral years.
The Paradise Grange Is In tho most
prosperous condition It hus been In for
several years. The old members are
taking more Interest than ever and a
great many new members htve been
added to tho roll during tho last two
months and prospects aro that there
will be many more added In a few weeks.
Ex-School Teachers' Day.
Prof. R. B. Tcltrlck, County School
Superintendent, announces thnt Tues
day, December 20, of Institute week,
had been designated as Ex-Sehool
Teachers' Day. The object Is to furnish
an occasion for tho reunion of tho teach
ers who wore formerly employed In
this county, but who are now engaged
in othor pursuits. To all such a spocial
Invitation is extended to be present on
that day. In addition to the Interest
each teacher will feel In again meeting
his former colleagues, Prof. Toltrick
has secured Dr. A. A. Willols, of New
Jorsoy, who will doliver his lecture,
"Sunshine," in the afternoon. Dr.
Willets Btands near tho head of the list
of the famous American orators and his
lecture, "Sunshine," will furnish a rare
treat for all who are present December
20. Brockwayvillo llccord.
Views ot Travel.
An educational feature of the Edwin
J. Hadloy Co.'s exhibition of moving
pictures will bo an elaborate series of
views of travel.
From India to Arabia and Egypt Is
but a step with this attraction. Ono
passes from the lotus-ladon land of blue
grcon junglo, sculptured temples and
endloss dreams, to tho sandy deserts
and verdant oasis, pillared with palm
Here you may soe In living reality,
sunny Italy, vivacious France, and
anclont Egypt. In Reynolds opera
house Doo. 13, under the auspices of
the Epworth League.
Christmas Greetings 1904.
Our holiday goods aro beautiful selec
tions of dcsirablo and appropriate gifts
for both old and young. This season's
purchases satisfy tho requirements of
taste, quality and novelty. The added
virtue of reasonable prices is not neg.
leotod. We are justified In giving a
cortaln assurance of high quality and
complote assortment, Insuring satisfac
tory selections In all cases. We know
you appreciate those efforts and ask tho
privilege of showing our new arrivals.
Remember, tho up-to-date holiday stock
has come at Goodor's, the Reynoldsville
jowelor.
River Division Trains to Use the Brilliant
Cut-Off.
The Thanksgtvjng Progtam at the Public
Schools.
Last Wednosday afternoon, an It had
been announced, tho pupils of tho first
seven rooms nf tho public schools gHve
a Thanksgiving program. There wns a
largo number of paronts and friends
present to witness the exorcises. Two
numbers wore furnished by tho pupils
of each room and these, together with
several songs sung by tho school, con
stituted tho program Tho exorcises
were Interesting and they were groatly
enjoyed by tho audience. At tho close
of thn exercises Prof. U. B. Tel trick
gave a brief talk tt) tho pupils on the
meaning of Thnnksglvlng. After this
address tho pupils wont to their rooms
and at tho request of Prof. Smith the
most of tho visitors remained. Prof.
Toltrick spoko to them on the relation
which tho mothers sustain towards the
schools. Flo emphasized hearty co-operation
on the part of tho mothers with
tho tenebors in tho administration of
tho schools and pointed out tho fuct of
their great Importance, In the success of
the schools. Ho exhorted them to take
deeper and more active lutorest In their
welfare. This address was much ap
preciated by those present.
Beginning Sunday, November 27, all
trains on the River Division of tho
Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, oxoopt
local week-day trains leaving Braeburo
for Pittsburg at 5. 35, G.00 and 0.55 a. ni.
and local week-day trains leaving Pitts
burg at 5.15 p. m. for Brauburn and 0.15
p. m. for Klttanning, will run via the
Brilliant Cut-Off and East Liberty to
and from Union Station, Pittsburg.
The local trains Indicated above will
continue to run to and from Pittsburg
via Forty-third street.
"Block Light."
Not an expense but an absolute
economy. Excels In brilliancy electric
Ity three hundred candle power. One
Block Light will brilliantly illuminate
a room twenty-five foot square. Come
In and see thorn. Blng-Stoke Co.
See the new fancy vests at Mllllrens
I am going to the Reynoldsville Candy
Works. Why? To buy pure fresh
Dome made candles at the lowest prloes
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Comfort in the Home
Nothing adds to tho comfort of tho
homo like an easy chair. Wo have
them In all styles and at prices that
you will wonder how much comfort and
elegance you can obtain for so little
money. Furniture Is a specialty of ours
and our stock Is vory complete. Reyn
oldsville Hardware Co. Branch store
at Sykesville.
Entrance of the Buffalo, Rochester A
Pittsburg Railway Trains into
the City of Pittsburg.
Effective with the winter time table
Sunday, Nov. 27 t.b, all passenger trains
nf the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
R'y which have been ulng tho Pitts
burg It Western terminals at Allegheny,
will arrive at and depart from the
Baltimore A Ohio U. R. station, corner
Smltbfleld and Water streets, Pitts
burg, Pa.
This change la made In order toafford
better facilities lor handling the In
creasing business i and tho superior
service which has been maintained on
this line will, In tho near future, bo
further Improved by tho addition of
observation dining cars on day trains
between Pittsburg and the north.
Mr. Edwin J. Hadley, whoso exhibi
tion of moving pictures has been uni
versally pronounced tho best, promises
the coming season to surpass his former
efforts. Mr. Hadloy's program embraces
the very latest and best of American
and European subjects. No expense
has been spared to uphold the reputa
tion already established. Tho best
pictures, tho best machine, the best
staff of assistants. In Reynolds opora
house Dec. 13, undor the auspices of
the Epworth League.
The Reynoldsvlllo correspondent of
the DuRois Scnrrhliyht said lust week
that the Reynoldsville papers failed to
make any mention of tho Strouse picnic
held In Frank's pavilion Nov. 0th. The
correspondent evidently did not read
The Star that week.
Got a new collar on your overcoat at
Mullen's.
On and after Friday Shlck & Wagner
will issue to all customers the celebrated
Green Trading Stamp.
Children's Wooltex garments at Mllllrens.
Want Column.
Rates: One cent per word for each and
every insertion.
. Fou Sale Two lots on Grant street;
well fertilized for gardening. Price
$1100. Mrs. S. M. Roads.
For SALE An old horse cheap. In
quire John M. Hays.
For Sale House and lot on Main
st. Inquire of Mrs. G. W. Warnlck
For Sale Good driving horso. In
quire at THE STAR office.
FOR Sale Grocery store i good lo
cation on Main street. Inquire at The
Star office.
For sale Livery stable and stock. In
quire at THE STAR office.
ft
Wanted!
Girls to learn Weaving and
Winding.
Enterprise Silk Co.
1 inrrruiLrrrrrexctrci-crxari
Thirty Days
SECDlllOSOlC
-AT-
A. KATZEN'S
People's
Bargain Store.
On account of the dry
spell of weather I have
decided to offer my com
plete stock of
Men's and Boys'
Clothing
at sweeping reductions in
order to make room for
Christmas goods. Sale
begins
TUESDAY, NOV. 15
Remember Don't miss
this sweeping sale.
A. Katzen ' - - Prop.
Watch Chains.
Nothing more attractive In stylo,
quality and price could bo asked for
than we are showing In our holiday
stock of ladies' and gentlemen's chains.
We have got the stylos, guarantee the
qualities and name you the prices that
will make tho purchase of auy chain In
our Btock a bargain. Goodur, the
Reynoldsville jeweler.
Peggy of Paris bags at Mllllrens.
Christmas homing.
Only a few short weeks until Santa
Clans will be with us. We're getting
ready for him In our big busy basement
Come In, look around and see what we
are doing for Xmas. Blng-Stoke Co.
JEFFERSON
MACARONI
FACTORY
HKYNOLUVILLR, PKNIVA.
One of the largest mararonl factories
In the slate. Ordoin sent U. O. D. or on
food reference anywhere In the
Inlt.ed Htato. Also wholesale agents
for the well known brand of
Premium Plour. 1
I O. . I. MARIN ARO. Proprietors 2
Wo
til 4mm
Cfes
Getting What You Want
Is better than getting something cheap.
i
If you can do both at once, better still. You can always
do it here, no matter what furniture want you have. We
have the lurniture to fit it and tithe price and terms will
be better than anybody else's, too.
J. R. HILLIS & CO.
Green Trading Stamp Proposition
One Dollar's $1.00 Worth of Trading Stamps
Absolutely Free with the First Book.
Consistent with the ideals and methods of The Big Store to always give the best there is, we
have thoroughly investigated the Trading Stamp proposition and find the Green Trading
Stamps are given by the biggest and most up-to-date stores In the country. We therefore have
decided to give the very best Trading Stamps.
The Green Trading Stamp Opening on Friday
of this week, December 2nd.
To thoroughly introduce and establish the Green Trading Stamp we will give with the first
book, absolutely free. One Dollars' ($1.00) worth of Green Trading Stamps, and FORGONE
WEEK FOLLOWING. DOUBLE STAMPS, or Two Dollars' worth of Trading Stamps
with every dollars' purchase.
Begin Collecting the Green Trading Stamps and
get Started Right.
One stamp is given with each 10 cent part of a purchase and when a book containing $50.00
worth of stamps is filled you are entitled to choose any goods worth $2.50 absolutely free in
our store, or if you wish we will redeem the book in cash. We are trying to offer you the best
Trading Stamp in existence, and this added to the best and most up-to-date
line of merchandise and the lowest possible price consistent with good
goods makes it many times worth your while to deal with us. Our reputation for the lowest
possible prices for good goods speaks for itself.
.
Stock for Winter Season now Complete and Hol
iday Gifts Readjr.
Our lines of cold weather goods arc ready for your inspection. A new shipment of CLOAKS
just received enables us to offer you some special good garments. The best line of FURS
consisting of Mink, Isabella Fox, Martin, Coney, and all the well known Furs of animals in
the greatest variety of styles is also ready for you. FURS FROM 65c to $37.50. j j
We have just received a new line of LADIES' NECKWEAR, showing the most popular
styles being worn in New York and all the large cities.
DON'T FAIL TO GET A BOOK CONTAINING $1.00's WORTH OF GREEN TRADING
STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE ON FRIDAY.
SHICK & WAGNER
-THE BIG STORE-
Reynoldsville, Pa.
Main St., Reynoldsville.
Main and Fifth Streets.
See the new . outing flannels at
Mllllrens. '
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