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Annual Teachers' Institute.
The Qftloth annual '.sosjioa of the
JetTorson county tcHchrs' Institute
convenes Deo. 18, 1905, at Brookvllle.
Wednesday, Deo. 20, Is UlptclolB Day.
The talent for the day sessions repre
sents the strongest and most popular
institute men available : Hon. N. C.
Sehaoiter, Hon. O. T. Corson, Dr. Geo.
E. Vincent, Dr. S. C. Sohmucker, Dr.
J. George Beoht and Prof. Jeny March.
The evening entertainments give
promise of surpassing anything yet
presented. Monday evening, lecture by
William Howloy Smith, ''We the
People."' He is one of the great
lecturers of the American plutforra.
"He can repeat his lecture to the tame
audience and as many more people as it
Is possible to supply with standing
room." The Tribune, Greensburg, Pa.
Tuesday evening, conoort by tho
Leonora Jackson Conoort Company.
This should not be classed as a company
but as four populur artists, each compe
tent to give a full evening's entertain-
mont. When Miss Jackson came to
Los Angoles, Cal., tho grammar schools
were dismissed and over 4,000 children
welcomed the gifted artist to their city
Miss Sibyl Sammis, soprano, is not only
endowed with raro musical gifts but
also with a strong personal magnetism
She charms her audience. Miss Sam-
mis has been prima donna of tho great
Duss band. "Miss Sammla, the gifted
Chicago singer, who accompanies the
band assoloist, won a veritable ovation."
. Fall River, M!ss., Globe. Charles E.
Clarke, baritone. Is one of the most
popular singers of tho day. Alexander
MacFadyen, pianist, Is a talented
musician and a brilliant player.
Wednesday eveninir. lecture. Dr,
Newell Dwlght Hillis. "The Tragedy of
the Ten Talent Men." Dr. Hillis is one
, of the greatest men of his time. It is
an opportunity to hoar one of the
greatest lectures this age has produced.
' Dr. Hillis expressed a desire to come to
Brookvlllo again and gave his personal
sanction to this engagement.
Thursday evening, concort, by the
John Thomas Concert Company. It is
safe to say that no concert gave more
genuine satisfaction before our teachers'
Institute than the one given by tho
John Thomas Concert Co. several years
ago. An evening with John Thomas is
a erreat entertainmont of itself and in
connection with his talented support Is
a most delightful attraction.
Orders for excursion rates may bo
obtained from the County Supt.
Lctu-r lilnt.
List of unclaimed lotters remaining
In post office at Heynoldsvillo, Pa., for
the week ending Dec. z, laua :
' Enoch Bohlon, H. P. Blukonoy, Ana
Boif. G. A. Davis, Peter Dowling, Jo
seph Dnpont, .Tamos Dwyor, C. E. Don
nellv. Frank Horn, Philip Herington
Walter Hines, Nelson E. Johnson, G,
M. Muller, M. B. McKee, Christ Miller,
Gabriel Oldham, Adam Packmore, re
dell Sicore J. E. Spinnewobor, Alex
Sharpo, W. J. Thompson, Chas. Thomp'
son, Frank Valilo, Pasqnale Valile, L
White.
Say-advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
- E. C. Burns, P.M.
Reduced Rates to Sunbury.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the meeting of the Pennsyl
vania State Grange, Patrons of Hus'
bandry, to be held at Sunbury, De
cember 12 to 15, the Pennsylvania Hail
road Company will Bell round-trip
tickets to Sunbury from all stations on
Its lines in the State of Pennsylvania
December 11 to 14, good to return until
December 16, inclusive, at reduced
rates (minimum rate, 25 cents.)
If you want to throw
money away, why not
throw It Into the sts
for children to pick
up? That will be a
better plan than
throwing It away in
the purchase of a pint of dirty water
with each quart of oysters. That's what
you do when you buy any brand but
"sealshlpt " they are solid meats and
absolutely clean kept so by shipment
In theSealsniptjUysterCarrier. Frank
Restaurant has "SealBhipt" oysters
fresh dally.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for
information that will lead to the arrest
of the boys or other persons who break
globes on the arc lights, or otherwise
Interfere with the lamps.
REYNOLDSVnj.E LT. & P. Co.,
S. M. McCreight, Sec,
For Sale.
One hundred fine residence lots on
Fourth street, on easy terms to suit the
purchaser. City gas and water can be
had. Most beautiful residence street in
town. Close to business center. In
quire of D. Wheoler, Reynoldsville, Pa.
"The Ataerican" is subject of Rev.
W. P. Murray's lecture at Centennial
hall Monday night of next week, De
cember llth.
Now opening at the Stoke & Felcht
Drug Co., tine French china, rich
American cut glass, metal and leather
novelties, new books.
Tay your taxes before Dec. 31st and
save o per cent.
Comb and brush sets for Xmas at Mil
lirens.
LargeBt stock of fine china in Royn
oidsvuie is on display at v. r. tiori
man's jewelry store.
Men's and boys' complete line of wool
sweaters at low prices at A. Katzen's.
Sweaters for Xmas at Millirens.
Seven hundred different styles of rings
for Christmas buyers to select from at
C. r . Hoffman's.
Bost fleece-lined men's underwear at
75c a suit. A. Katzen.
Overcoats for Xmas at Millirens.
Gents' gold fobs at Hoffman's.
Boys' long overooats at very low
prices at A. Katzen 's.
Shirts for Xmas at MilllrcnB.
Leave your laundry with Nelson
Smith at illllis & uo.'s lurnuure Btore,
Punxsutawney Laundry Uo.
See the new Xmas neckwear at Milli
he High School Bulletin
Editor-in-chief, Leonard Harris
The basket ball gume last Friday
vening between Beech woods and the
High School resulted in a victory for
the former, the score being 13-10. It
was a cold and windy evoning but in
spite of these Inclemencies a large
crowd had gathered from the country
side to witness the event. A prelimin
ary game was to have been played be
tween the girls of the class '0(i and the
school "marms," but on account of tho
the absence of some of tho teachers the
game was postponed until after the
main contest.
The game was fast and very exciting,
and at no period of the halves did the
playing not hold the closest attention
of the spectators. Several times the
Reynoldsville boys picked up una passed
the ball so quickly and accurutuly that
tliey had their opponents falny on the
on and 'twas during these moments
that they threw their goals in rapid
succession. The High School team
willingly acknowledge their defeat but
declaim that they wore handicapped In
many ways. However, they lay aside
the "if" story of ouo who hus been de
feated and look forward with an earnest
zeal to the time when before tho eyes of
the Reynoldsville enthusiasts they will
meet tho tfecchwoous team una tnus
pf rmlt them to see who is worthy of a
victory when it comes to playing oasKci
ball.
After the game the Beechwoeds girls
served the players lunch In their sohoul
house. This caused a deep feeling (I
gratitude among the Reynoldsville boys
and when their friends from the country
come to town the favor shown them
shall not be forgotten.
Juniors Aren't black and gold pretty
colors ! Would you really like to huve
tltom ? Well, listen, but don't tell the
rest of the High school you just wait
patiently until next year end then you
can have them all to yourselves. Poor
children, Its a shame to keep you wait
ing, but your elders must have the
preference
A laudable effort is being made to
decrease the tardiness and the effect of
tardiness in our Schools. With no bell
our scholars are somewhat handicapped,
but thero has been considerable disre
gard for promptness and being on time.
Tardiness Is more to the detriment of a
school than patrons usually suppose.
Wot only does it break up the tardy
ones own class work but also greatly
disturbs the other members of his or
her room. So in considering the wel
fare of about 725, it was decided to ask
the average 25 who are tardv to remain
outside until the morning chapel is
concluded Del ore coming in the build
Ing. Also at noon the offenders delay
the beginning of the work of so manv
that again the doors are locked for
about ten minutes and all tardv ones
having collected are then permitted to
go to their rooms, In this way the dis
turbance is brief. This system is bav
Ing a good effect in lessening tardiness
and in promoting order and system in
our school work. We believo it to be
the ony just method. For the last three
years this method has been in vogue at
Clearfield and is most warmly favored
hy all tnere, even those who first op
posed it now up-hold it
The Sophomores all returned alive
and kicking alter a short vacation.
The High School football team m
organized and played Brookvllle on the
lattere grounds Thanksgiving day. It
was a warm and well fought cont.st
ending In a score U 0. Reynoldsville
had the game in their hands from the
very beginning, but twice when only a
tew yards trora tne goal lino lost the
ball 6n fumbleB. Foust proved a worthv
substitute in Scott's place, and it waa
his fierce line plunging that almost won
the game for Reynoldsville. The
championB of Jefferson county must tip
tneir nats to me ueynoidsviuo High
school toot Dan team,
Juniors Your childish pranks are
certainly funny (?) but can't you get
somothing new r Something o-r-i-g-1
n-a-1.
Miss Susan Owens, a highly resoected
teacher in the Clearfield schooh, visited
the Keynoldsville schools all day Mon
day. She had been requested to do so
by City Superintendent Trout, of Clear-
held, be having heard of the re nuta
tion our school has made for itself. She
spoke highly of our system and Bald that
she would only be able to speak words
of commendation to those who might
inquire as to our educational conditions,
The Thanksgiving exercises last
Wednesday afternoon were worthy of a
larger attendance of patrons, but con
sidering the inclement weather thev
were quite well attended. Those present
showed great appreciation of the efforts
of the scholars.
The High School basket ball team
will play the Brookvllle team in the
Enterprise Athletic rooms Friday even
ing of this week. Turnout and en
courage the boys. They guarantee
you no one sided game but a spirited
and interesting one.
Large assortment of new novelties in
French china, cut glass, metal and
leather goods at Stoke & Felcht Co.'s
' Prescottvllle.
James Hetrlck Is on the sick list.
Andrew MuGlnnoss, of Johnsonburg,
visited his parents a few days last week.
Goorge Peterson, of DuBois, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother In this
place.
D. J. Thomas commenced his fall
registering in this part of the township
on Monday.
Miss Bessie Laverick, of Soldier,
spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs. Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonner, of
Pardus, spent Thanksgiving with the
hitter's paronts In Prescottvllle.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, of DuBois,
spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Miss Jessie Campbell, In this place.
The ruin kept quite a number away
lira the pie social held in tho old
Baptist church last Wednesday night.
Rev. A. J. Meek preached in the old
Baptist church In this place last Sun
day at 3:00 o clock and will come again
n two woeus. rsveryoody welcome to
come.
Mrs. Annlo Reed and children, of
Coalport, formerly of Reynoldsville,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. jonn
Mcuinness, in prescottvllle and a sister
n Rutbmol tho past week.
Soldier.
An addition Is being built to Dr. N,
C. Mills' residence.
Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Mills ato Thanks
giving dinner with Supt. and Mrs. A,
U. Ritchie.
The Union Sabbath school at this
place Is preparing for a Christmas
entortalnment.
Harry and Annie Bailey visited their
sister, hllli), at the hospital at Punxsu
tawney last Sunday.
Harry Chapman and wife, of Pres
cottvllle, visited the latter s parents,
.nr. and Mrs. J. iaverlcK, Sunday.
Several ladies of Reynoldsville, and
Charles Biddlo and wifo, of DuBois,
visited at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A,
11. Ritchie last Tuesday.
Last Wednesday afternoon rooms 2,
3 and 4 held their Thanksgiving
exercises. These exercises were very
good and enjoyed by all present.
A nnmKm nt flnn Damnllnno inn.n
eiven in Brookvllle last week in honor
of Dr. N. C. MIUb and bride, now of
Soldier. A number of the Dr.'s rela
tWes live at Brookvllle.
Slippers for Xmas at Millirens.
Watches ! Largest stack, lowest
prices at C. F. Hoffman's.
Don't miss the grand opening Satur
day at the Cash New York Racket
store.
Smoking jackets for Xmas at Milli
rens. Woolen and cotton blankets from
08 cents to 85.00 at Reynoldsville Hard
ware Company.
Huyler's fine chocolates at Stoke &
Felcht Drug Co. 'a
Grand CbrlBtmas opening at the Cash
New York Racket Btore Saturday, De
cember 2. Select your Christmas
presents now while stocks are fresh
and we will keep them for you until
you want them.
Hand bags and purses for Xmas at
Millirens.
Victor and American disc records
reduced to (10 cents at Stoke & Fetcht
Co.'s.
Silk suspenders for Xmas at Millirens
Buy umbrellas engraved free atC. F
Hoffman's.
All laundry work guaranteed by the
Punxsutawney Laundry Co. Leave
your laundry with Nelson Smith at
Hillis & UO.'S.
Military brushes for Xmas at Milli
rens.
Boys' overcoats, former price $3 25,
now ws.zd. A. Katzen.
Want Column.
Rates: One cont per word for each and
evorv insertion.
For Sale Some very fine Barred
Plymouth Rock CockerelB. Our stock
is all direct from the yards of A. C
Hawkins and E: B. Thompson. Will
Bell one trio yet If taken soon. C. N
Li6W18.
For Sale Three revolving book
cases, one office desk and two gas beat
ing stoves. Mrs. C. Mitchell, Grant st.
' For Sale Reynoldsville paper route,
Inquire of M. u. owartz.
For Rent Five room house on Jack
son street, near Fifth. L. M. Snyder,
To Let Six room house oa Mable
Btreet. M. M. Fisher.
For Rent House on Hill street
with all modern improvements, bath
and heater. Inquire at STAR office.
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'i
Tavern.
For Sale One pair horses ; free
drivers, double or single ; gentle in
every way ; not afraid of cars ; color
dark iron erav and black : welch
2,200. Inquire of G. T. Woodford, pop
man. summervllle phone 63.
To-Let Furnished room on Grant
st. for lady ; privilege of bath room
inquire at THE STAR office.
For Sale Two houses and lots on
Worth street. Mrs. Margaret McKee,
Furnished room to let with use of
bath. Address Box 721.
report op the condition
OF TUB
REYNOLDSVILLE TRUST CO
OF REYNOLDSVILLE,
Main street, of Jefferson county, Pennsyl
vania, at the close of business Nov. 28th, lwG,
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand I 8,706 OR
Due from banks and bankers 6(1,323 00
Commercial and oilier paper pur-
chased 74,208 7
Time loans upon collateral 11,509 17
Loans uoon bondx and mortgages. . . 6,1 14 00
Real Estate, furniture and fixtures. 7,144 08
Overdrafts , RI3 20
Miscellaneous assets 6,800 la
LIABILITIES.
1167,404 42
Capital stock paid In $126,000 00
I'epottlts, sunjeeiiocnecK. tH.inu if
Depmtlts, special 6,170 00 40,350 17
Miscellaneous liabilities 2,144 25
WALK - OVER
1167,404 4:
iuu rreniiiyiTtiiii, uouty n nsmm, :
I, J. 8. Howard, Treasurer of the above
named Company, do sulemnly swear that tne
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge ana ueuei.
J. 8. Howard, Treasurer.
8ulsrrlbed and sworn to before me this 5th
day of Dec., 1005. Smith M. McCkkioht.
Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. 30, lfOO.
Correct Attest :
D. Wheki.kr,
Andrew Wheeler,
Ahthcr O'Donnkll,
Directors.
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Stamped on a shoe means
STANDARD of MERIT
You may pick a Walk-Over
shoe to pieces and you will find
only the best of everything Is
used. Add to that tho smart
style and perfect Ot and tho prices
are no more than you pay olhurs
for Inferior, tll-littlng shoes.
The price is $3.50
and $4.00 the pair.
We have nice stylos In good
woarlng shoes for men at
$2.00 AND $2.50 A PAIR.
We have the agency for tho
Gold Seal rubbers tho kind that
will out woar two pair of any
other kind you can buy. Tuo
proa for Children, 45c; N-lsses,
(10c. ; Women, 70c. ; Men's. $1-00.
ADAM'S SHOE STORE
Foot-Fitters
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A.
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i Look and Read
I nm now ready to receive customers opposite
the postofliee, where I keep
Woolen Goods for Ladies' Suits,
Skirts and Coats
to sell by the yard or in quantity to suit cus
tomers at the lowest figures. I am also pre
pared to take orders for Men's Suits and Over
coats, home or city tailored. Before buying
hand-me-down Trousers, come and see our
made-to-order, all-wool home made Trousers
at $4.00, $t.50 and up.
THOMPSON
OPPOSITE rOSTOFFICE, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Make your Xmas Gift Selections
now, as the early buyer
fares best.
BE WISE AND ECONOMIZE.
hhl&M
Oceans of Handkerchiefs all
styles and all prices
lcto$i.OO.
Greatest - Reliable Department Store in J efferson County
SANTA CLAPS' HEADQUARTER
Widest Range for Selection in Women's Furs,
Coats, Skirts and Waists.
Coats Reduced for December Selling.
Every coat in the store goes in this sale at 66 2-3 cents on the dollar. Heavy selling makes the one and two of a
kind left plenty. This closing the largest garment season we have ever experienced, we have lots of the one and
two of a kind left and they go on sale now at 66 2-3 cents on the dollar. .
You get the semi-fitting Wooltex Coat, 48 in. long, that sold for $12.00 now at $ 8.00.
You get the loose-fitting Wooltex Coat, 48 in. long, that sold for $15.00 now at 10.00. .
You get the loose and semi-fitting Coat, 48 in. long, that sold for $18.00 now at 12.00.
You get the loose and semi-fitting Coat, 48 in. long, that sold for $20.00 now at 13.33.
You get the loose and semi-fitting Coat, 48 in. long, that sold for $25.00 now at 16.66.
Furs
Furs
Furs
From the small coney with cluster tails at 89c in easy steps up-$1.25, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00,. $7.00,
$10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 on u? to the finest Isabella Fox in the long with cluster tails at
$40,00, MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT SELECTION NOW.
Wool Underwear for coIc Family.
Keep warm through the cold snaps. Fleece-lined or
ribbed fleece, 20c to $ 4.00. Wool in flat natural, ribbed
in colors, or the plain natural color at 50c in childs' sizes
to $2.50 per garment.
Shoes and Warm Rubber Footwear
Here in abundance of styles. Douglass shoes for men in
the plain gun metal or patent corona, $3.00 and $3.'50.
Patrician shoes for women all the new season's toes
and heels. Children's School Shoes.
Suggestions for the Early Christmas Shopper.
FOR MEN
Shirts
Suit Cases
Sweaters
Bath Robes
House Coats
Fancy Hosiery
Gloves
Caps and Hats
Shoes,
Kerchiefs
Pajamas
Silk Mufflers
Umbrellas
FOR WOMEN-
Jewel Boxes
Glove Boxes
Kerchief Boxes
Beads
Opera Shawls
Umbrellas
Kid Gloves
Fur Neck Pieces
Coats
Hand Bags
Purses
Kerchiefs
Neckwear
Jewelry
Perfumes
Comb and Brush Sets
Manicure Sets
FOR BOYS
Caps
Kid Gloves
Sweaters
' Mufflers
Umbrellas
Money Purses
Shirts
Kerchiefs
Shoes and Slippers
Golf Gloves
Suit Cases
Trunks
Hats
Leggins
Jerseys
Overcoats
FOR GIRLS
Jewelry
Fur Sets
Waists
Beads
Opera Shawls
Hand Bags
Traveling Bags
Umbrellas
Silk Waist Patterns
Shoes Patrician
Neckwear
Gaiters
Brooches
Combs and Brushes
Sweaters, Sweaterettes
Jewel Boxes
Coats
Make your selections early, as the early buyer fares best. For small good faith payment we will lay it away fcr
you and keep until Christmas and deliver anywhere in town the Saturday before Xmas free of charge.
MILLIREN BROTHERS, REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN.A.
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