The High School Bulletin
Editor-in-Chief, Leonard Harris.
'Panama In Picture and Proso" was
vastly Interesting; and hiphly educative.
As the goenes were thrown upon the
screen so effective was their beauty and
so strone their reality that It Boomed
as though one could almost scont the
fragrance of the flowers and lingering
in the shade of the oriental palms feel
the breath of the zephyrs as they
murmured through tho overhanging
branches. The trip through tho canal
route fully substantiated tho facts
related by the speakbr with regards to
the Immensity of the amount of time,
labor and currency nectisary for Its
completion. 'Along Iho way heaps of
wreckage reminded us of tho effort tho
French company had put forth, but the
lack of preservative qualities and finan
cial resources finally landed them in
tho arms of bankruptcy. They sold the
proposed route to U. S. for the, sum of
840,000,000.00.
Our government took up tho reins
that the French had dropped and have
BO pushed the work required that they
can almost discern in tho distant realms
of futurity the time when the peaceful
waters of the Pacifio will mingle with
the turbulent waters of the mighty
Atlantic 'mid the pala.3 of Panama.
The present estimations are that it will
require a period of twenty years, and
an aggregate coBt of not less than
J.300,000,000.00. It moans much to U. S.
from the commorciul standpoint of view
and the European powers are in
clined to feel somewhat uneasy as thoy
behold the progress of American de
termination. ft
Tho Seniors are almost persuaded to
think that their new Gorman classic is
rather "Immense."
One of tho teachers had a terrible
accident (If you wish to call it that) a
short time ago, and from present indi
cations the results seem to be affecting
her again.
Jtinlors, romembor
truth that hurts.
'tis always tbe
One of tho Freshios almost brought
his teacher an apple last week but he
ate it.
Mrs. Rev. McKay conducted the
chapel exercises of the lower grades
last Thursday morning and her address
to the pupils was considered one of the
very best ever given bofore the grades.
Her subject was "Railroads." The
body was the engine, life was the track
with its up and down gradoS, evils
and virtues attained were the stations.
The talk wa illustrated by railway
flags showing signals all should heed.
Tho scholars' showed great apprecia
tion. Much enthusiasm and interest Is
being shown by the High School girls
In their physical culture class being
conduoted Tuesday afternoons from 4.00
to 6.00 o'clock and Fridays from 6.00 to
7.30 o'clock. Calisthenics and basket
ball are indulged in. The purpose is
not so much to develop a team as it Is to
benefit by judicious exercise tho physic
al welfare of tho girls. Parents are
invited to visit those classes.
All of the Sophomores signed tho
L. T. L. pledge, but unless we can have
a gold badge we are likely to withdraw
our names.
Thanksgiving will bo appropriately
observed Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
211, by exercises given by tho Hih
School and upper grades in tho chapel
hall. All patrons are urged to be
present.
Juniors, would you rather change the
colors of tho American flag or have a
press muzzle for the Bulletin ? Hard
luck.
A mas m on ting of the pupils was
held after ehapel Friday, being called
by the Principal to have the students
considor tho subject of marching In our
schools. Many responses were made by
representative pupils and much enthusi
asm aroused. Wo propose to not bf
outrivaled by any neighboring schools
in this subject. Attention U now being
given to special drills along thU line.
One of the new features will bo a lire
drill which will instruct the pupils In
proper action In case of fire In the
building.
Foot ball game latter part of this
week, Roynoldsvllle High School vs.
Punxy. High School, Turnout, support
the hoys in their struggle for a victory
on the gridiron. We're In to win or
bust.
The High School basket ball toam
goes to Beechwoods to play on the even
ing of Dec. 1. We would like to sen a
large delegation of High School en
thusiasts present. Every little bit
helps. Show your colors black and
gold.
Come In And Look
At our handsome variety of Christmas
goods. C. R. Hall.
Thanksgiving linens at Mllllrens,
Handkerchiefs, npklns and tablecloth
linen, also shrunken linen for waists, 45
inches wide.
Men's and boys' complete lino of wool
sweaters at low prices at A. Katzen's.
Furs ! Come into Mllllrens and see
what beautiful furs we have. Get ready
for Xraas.
GRAND OPENING
lpipWfcM Holy
Of the New Opera House Tuesday by
the Holy City Co.
The new Opera House was auspicious
ly opened to the public for theatrical
and other like entertalnmonts, Tuesday
evening by Gor
don and Bennetts
City, In a
red tragic
itfAmft tiAftrlncr
that title. Manag
er Bock had thor
oughly advertised
the entertainment
which Is all that
Is necessary for an
oponing providing
tho play and com
pany are firstclass.
By press and poBter this was soon
established to the satisfaction of, our
citizens and tho advanco sales started
off with a rush. The hnuso was packed
with our best citizens. Priest and
preachers lent their presence and many
were thore who seldom attend a theatre,
the character of the play being such
that not In the least could It be objec
tionable Tho manager was fortunate and wiee
In his choice. The play hold the rapt
attention of tho audience from the first
rise of the curtain until Its final drop
for the evening, a deep Interest seemed
to pervade all throughout every act.
The order was that of a church, not
the slightest disorder or any interrup
tion by going In and nut. The playwas
magnificently staged with appropriate
scenery. The costuming was grand in
its gorgeous robes of royalty and plain
In tho simple garb of tho disciples of
the Lowly Nazerono. The acting was
superior and the production will be
remembered as one of the best enter
tainments ever given In our city.
Crestline, O., Citizen. At Hoynolds
opera house to-night.
Quality and Excellence,
Tho Prlzer Stoves and Ranges are an
evidence of leadership In Btylo Bnd con
struction. They contain all the latest
ldea9, and will please the house-keepef
who desires the best results In baking
and cooking. High In quality moder
ate In price. Sold, guaranteed and
recommended by Roynoldsvllle Hard
ware Co.
For Sale.
One hundred fine residence lots on
Fourth street, on easy terms to suit the
purchaser. City gns and water can be
had. Most beautiful residence street in
town. Close to business center. In
quire of D. Wheeler, Roynoldsville, Pa.
Leave your laundry with Nelson
Smith at Hillls & Co.'s furniture store.
Punxsutawney Laundry Co.
Flannelettes by the yard, 10c to 15o.
Beautiful patterns for kimonas at Mllllrens,
Bovs' Ions overcoats at very low
prices at A. Katzen's.
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COME IN AND
LET US TELL
YOU ABOUT
THEM. & &
Be Watchful !
Be Careful !
Be Wise !
Economize !
-And get a-
Peninsular
Hot Blast Stove
Remember they have a large ash pan,
also a door that illuminates and adds
happiness to your home, & & J
Reynoldsville
Hardware
Company.
Want Column.
Rates: One cent Der word for each and
evory Insertion.
LOST Pocketbook on business part
Main Btreet Saturday night. Finder
please return to Star office.
Lost A lady's gold watch, near the
P. R. R. station at this place Wednes
day of last week. Finder will please
leave watch at The Star office.
To Let Six room house oa Mable
Btreet. M. M. Fisher.
For Rent Five room house on
Jackson Btreet, near Fifth, Nov. 22.
Inquire at Star office.
For Rent House on Hill street
with all modern Improvements, bath
and heater. Inquire at STAR office.
FOR Sale Horse, harness, trap,
robes, etc., at a bargain. Inquire at
The Star office.
Wanted One 23 inch coal grate.
Fair price will be paid. Report at the
M. E. parsonage.
For Sale Cook stove ; burns coal
or gas. Inquire of G. T. Woodford,
the pop man.
For Sale W. T. Cox has a number
of young pigs to sell. Inquire at Frank's
Tavern.
For Sale Bedstead and two sets
of springs. Inquire at The STAR ofllce.
For Sale One pair horses ; free
drivers, double or single ; gentle In
every way ; not afraid of cars ; color
dark Iron gray and black ; weight
2,200. Inquire of G. T. Woodford, pop
man. Summervlllo phone 0.').
Wanted Two gentlemen Ixiarders j
will be given home-like comforts. Will
also furnish moals for two men. In
quire at The Star office.
Wanted Three or four hundred
bushels of potatoes. Robinson & Miin
dorff. For Rent Warm barn. Inquire at
The Star ofllco.
FOR SALE Good property in West
Roynoldsvllle. Inquire at The Star
ofllce.
To-Let Furnished room on Grant
Bt. for lady ; privilege of bath room
Inquire at The Star office.
FOR Sale Two shares of stock In the
Roynoldsvllle and Clay Manufacturing
Co. and ten shares of Stock in the Royn
oldsvllle Woolen Mill Co. Inquire at
The Star office.
For Rent Furnished room. In
quire of Mrs. F. H. Gallagar, Jackson
Btreet.
For Sale Two houses and lots on
Worth street. Mrs, Margaret McKeoi
Furnished room to let with use of
bath . Address Box 721 .
FOR Rent Furnished rooms. In
quire at The Star office.
JJKI-OUTOK THE CONDITION
or tiik
FIRST NATIONAL HANK
or rsrr-jr xTox,Knnriiz-B!
lit lti yiMilii llli.. In thii Hlntn of IVnnylva
n I li, Bl I li rime of liilallil'Mi Nuv. , IMA.
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I'liinlfiiro mill HmuriH. l.O'Utt
Dun tn. in Niiiliimtl llmilo (nut lr-
Kl'l-Vll AlC'lltHI 2K.W1I Ht
Dun from Hluli' liiuik iimi IiiiiiIhtk. fi.VH) H
line finin miinivi i nm ra will. MfiMI 70
I 'Infill unit ni lii-r eiiHh iiinii I.IflM 10
Nnli-H nf other Niilliinul tmfilm HA 00
Friii'l lomil inMir r;iirriirnt, ri lt J; If.
iiml union IIHM
Lfiwfiil moni y n-nerve In bunk, vl.:
H In ;n 177,1 M
i.i'Kui-ti'wii-i noti'K t .:.'.." oo iii.m m
Iti'ilimiiilloii fund with li. H. TriTiin-
tirur(f pur cunt, of clrruliillon),. 1,710 00
Total (M2,7I M
MAIIIMTIK.
Cnplliil tlock imlil In 175 i7) 00
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Uinll vlih'il prnfllM, Iiik i:H:nHi- and
tll.XHH imlil 11, W
Niitlomil Hank noti H onuimiilliiK. .. iM,.W W
Dim In otlmr Nmlonul IIiuiUh 744 13
Illlllvllliml (lll)IIMltH HUlil't.
to cliwk f :m I'll 71
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Uiislilm's chucks outHliimllnic 201 t, VA.VA 90
Tot ill Y,2,7I3M
Stat of F.Muylvtnit, Gotrntr of Jeff-run, :
I,.liihn II. Kiiuchiir, (.'ushliir of tint alHiva
nunii'U hunk, do Holfmnly nwwir tlmt th
ilIhivii Htiiii-ini'iit Ik 1 nil; to the lx:nt of my
knowledge mill hi-Hrf.
John II. KArcimu, ('aihler.
Puliscrllx'd mill Hirorn til liiiforu mi'tliU 1.0th
rtuy of Nnvunilier, !!ior.
Smith M. Mci'iikkiiit, Notary I'ublle.
C'OHimcT AttiMt:
.1. II. f.'nltRKTT, 1
H. II Wiijio.h, Director.
J I'. Kind.
JJEPORT OF THE CONDITION
or TUB
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
OF REYNOLDSVILLE,
at KoynnliltiTlllo, In the state of Pennsyl
vania, ill the roe of builne- Nov. Ulh, IUuTi.
rksouiicks.
Loans iiml dlHi'oiints ilHi,0H2 fST
OverilmfiN, st-ruted uiul uni'cimd. lift 41)
II. H. ImiiiU id -.it u iv I'liculiitlou.... fill.OOU ID
I'li-mlunia on l!.S. Iloiids i.iil t"
llmiklnv Imiim!, fiirnliuii!, fixtures.. 10,510 01 .
I)ne from approved renerve UKents 73,001 4!)
i.hi'Cks and other cash Items iJ,4!H 7!)
Notes of other National Hanks 4,210 00
Friu-ilnmil paper currency, nickels
anil I'cnis A 844 42
Lawful money reserve in bank, viz:
Specie I12.I4K 70
Lemil-tender note 7.MI 00 19,728 70
Redemption fund with IJ. 8. Treas
urer djt of circulation) 2,300 00
Total W,m 84
MAMMT1KS.
Capital stis:k paid In $100,000 00
Lndlvldeu protlis, less expense and
la.- paid 7
National (lank note ontstanillnir... 50,000 00
Individual deposits subject
u check... 202,IMO 03
Time cert titrates of deposit 8,.r)ir 00
Caxhlcr's c'ks outstanding 28 63 208,513 B8
Total UJ,85e ai
1UU tf FtiiaiylTilit, Cauty of Jtffertoa, n:
I, V. K. Alexander, Cashier of the above
named hank, do solemnly swear that the
lily, vu Matcmenl Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
y. K. Alexandkr, Cashier.
f iitwrrllied 'and sworn to before me this
14th day of November, !!.
tin n it M. 5Ii;;krii)ht, Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. SO, 1II0B.
Omitf.T-Attcst:
W.B. Ai.r.xANimn,
W. O. MlIHRAY,
J. U. 6AYKI1S,
Directors,
BE WISE AND ECONOMIZE.
NEW HOLIDAY NECKWEAR
just in see the great
selection.
LJJ
EMS
See the new line of
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
GOc to $10.00.
G-reatest Reliable Department Store in Jefferson County
Representative Values from our Vast Stock
of Men's and Boys' Wearing Apparel.
Men's and Boys' Suits and Owoals for Thanksgiving
LONG
SWAGGER
OVERCOATS
Made of black, brown or fancy mix
tures, of the finest vicunas. Some
have belts, others are plain. See the
hang of them.
$9,00, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00,
$16.00, $18.00,
$20.00.
la JMtm
Clever Clotye
OXFORD GRAY
RAIN COATS
Fifty-two inches long. Some made
plain while others have belts. $10.00,
$12.00, $15.00, $18.00.
BOYS'
OVERCOATS
Long swagger style, same as men's,
in black, oxford gray and fancy mix
tures. $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $6.00,
MEN'S AND BOYS'
WARM
WINTER CAPS.
Made of kersey, silk, plush and fur; in
a price range 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00,
$1.50 up to $6.00 for genuine seal
MEN'S FANCY WINTER
SHIRTS.
Some made plain negligee, others with
pleated front. Somehavecuffsattachcd,
while others are plain. Made of percales,
zephyr, madras and oxford cheviots.
50c, $1.00, $1.50,
GOOD WARM WINTER
' UNDERWEAR.
For men and boys. All styles of fleece-
lined natural wool. Ribbed fancy wool
and ribbed in a range of prices 50c,
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50.
See the fine fleece-lined in boys' 25c.
1 T O I
Make your Christmas selections now the early buyer
fares best.
Women's Outer Garments for Thanksgiving.
Wooltex styles reign supreme in this community. In a price range $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $17.50, 20.00. Black, brown,
green and gray mixtures.
These Cooler Nights Remind us of Fur Neck Pieces
and Fur Sets.
The greatest selection to choose from here, from the small coney with cluster tails at 89c to the finest Isabella Fox at $40.00
Winter Underwear for Women and Children.
Children's fleece-lined, elegantly made 20 cents.
Women's fleece-lined, elegantly made 25 cents.
Natural wool for children 40 cents to 60 cents.
Misses' fleece-lined, elegantly made 25 cents.
Ribbed fleece, finest maco yarns 50 cents.
Natural wool for women in ribbed or
flat natural $1.00.
Cotton Blankets
In all grades gray and white, with fancy border-50c. 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75. Factory blankets in all weights of posi
tively all wool-$4.50, $5.00, $6.00. Bed Comforts covered with silkateen and filled wit finest niedtcated cotton-9S
cents to $1.75. -
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND TRAVELING BAGS.
MILLIREN BROTHERS, REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN.A,