REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A.. WEDNESDAY, MAltCll 6, 1907. Nl'MUEK 40. VOLUfllE 15. ( If You Have Anything You Want Repaired ninl ymi don't know where to take it, just bring it to BLAYOON'S mill lie will fix it for you. Wc are prepared to do miy kind ot small repair work at reasonable prices. , A NEW Meat Market Bids for Your Trade Recently opened in Syn dicate building with a new line of choice fresh and smoked meats, lard, butter and eggs. We promise you prompt at tention to all orders and solicit your trade. FRANK BUSSARD t'KOI'HIUTOH. KEYNOLDSVILLB. PA. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Now located in it9 new banking quarters in The Peoples National Bank building, extends to the general public a cordial invitation to visit and make use of its unrivalled banking facilities. It is able" and willing to afford to every customer and patron accommodations con- sistent with conservative banking. Its officers and directors will be pleased at any time to discuss any banking business with its patrons and desires visitors to make this bank their headquarters when in the city. In our savings department interest is paid and compounded semi annually on savings accounts. Deposits received in any amounts and at any time and have very liberal withdrawal privileges. OFFICERS W. B. ALEXANDER, President. F. D. SMITH, Vice-President. F. K. ALEXANDER, Cashier. AUGUST BALDAUF, Vice-President. ' F. P. ALEXANDER, Asst. Cashier. DIRECTORS W. B. Alexander L. P. Seeley F. D. Smith August Baldauf , D. L. Taylor Amos Strouse ' W. C. Murray Dr. H. B. McGarrah Dr. J. C. Sayers W. Harry Moore Jas. II. Spry Capital and Surplus $112,000.00. Resources $450,000.00. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7.30 TO 8.30. ' Leech's f 1 Planing Mill I West Reynoldsville Win now Sash, Dim his. Fkamks. KI.OOH1N11, X STAIR WORK t ItlHTllH AN1 Ultl'.SSKI) I.ITMIIKU I - Ktc . Ktu X J OtmlMU'l niicl'nmlr wnfli nlvi'ii T pruinil uttciilliiit. a j (ilvt uk your order. My pi-lm-a I I W. A. LEKUII. I'Hdpiuktoii. ft PARK THEATRE RlvVNOLDSVlLLH, PA. Tuesday, March 12 J. A. M,AYI)ON, Manager, rresents the never failing delight, V. 15. Nankeville's enormous triumph, THE CHOIRo SINGER A True Story of Rural Life, Abounding in Humanity, Bubbling Over with Joyous Comedy. It is so Soft, Tender and Sweetly I'athetic, it Stirs every Kniotion of the Human Heart. PRICES 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. IIMIII IIIHHIIIIIIHMHIWIIHIIWHIIIH FOUNDED 1875 Kemp's Balsam 1VII1 Mop any coiicih thai run tie s!o;j:cl liy ni'.y nu'rtlrhve n M"! cure rouI.M hui ckiuirt cured hy any oilier jtMM; l.e. It Is nv;n.v the lies! cvih twt, Vu ci.'inot l.n'd t Hake- t-lwuiccs on an j- .!. I- Iir.d. Kt"..1T,,f rV.I.SAM cure fn':,;'' roldr;, liionehllls, (M'lp ii't'inM f::it ooiisuinp tou lit liist s'.t ;,'.. It rlt r?fit mtlnlu ! hil, Cu',j, I .'ruhlne. or ay il."icj' iv-"iHr, poison ous or tinmiJut ilnm. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Glimpses of the People who rePas- ' Inn To and Pro. V A Id it KlnUn whs In Clatlnn yt'stur tiny. T. J. HIIhs m In Mruek wnyvlllu Siitu i-ility . Mrs. Oliirn M. Slilek Is visiting In W(iiti.vllli). Mt'H. M. A It irklmino vIhUciI In Hrmik'vllln tin) piiHt wmk, Mrs. CIihHhh MmitKoniiiry, offilltfo, whh it visitor In town IhmI week. ! T. Dunlnl Druwur spnnt SiindBy lit homo of his pitrnnts at llmiillton. ' MIsh (j'olOu Klni; liu- hi:(mjiic it piml tlon In tliu oHtnfflot) at SykuHvillo. AVultor Kerr lots burn v1hIiIii( In Hn okvlllo Buvcriil duys tills wiwk. Wnltur StBiilTiir and John llruwur wore lu Now llnllilnlnim Hittnrilay. MIhs Llxzlu Holt U vlsltlntr lioi brothnr, Win. Holt, itt Kust Iliady, Diuilol Tliomits, of OIiIh, whh tlm jftiiwt of J. IT. Unfiles ovor Suniliiy. IlHrry Itoynr, of Vitmliirgrlft, spout Sunday at homo of Mrs. a. M. Blplo. Mlm Osiiovh Mllllron spont aoonplo of days in LnwlHlnirj, Pa , tlm past wook. Mrs. William Andmson, of Adrlnn Kurnaui1, whs a visitor In town I'Vlrtuy. .1. W. Chntlium lefl he rti yiihlordiiy on it trip to Clcurflold hihJ Lwk lliivon, 1. M. MdlOntcttr lias lii'on vUlilntf liU son, Win. McKnlfiT, Ht Kitnn tho puHt wi'uk. ! Hoy: J. W. Myers wont to Wustmorn. lund comity Monduy to vlnlt a noiiplo of days. ; Mrs, GiiiirgH W. Alixiindur, of Clin Inn. is tlm (Hi fct of Mrs. l' K. Alt'xaudor. Mrs. Danlol M. llowlliy and Mis. John Andurson visited In llrookvllln ynsturday. Mrsi I). M. DunHiuuri) ami son, Clitrmiou M. Lulrd, visited at M'-dix last week. , Mrs. Uoorge Tovey, of Anita, visllod relatives In lleynoldsvllle the first of this wuok. Uov. C. A. Wilson, of (tideway, was the guest of Dr. A. J. Meek the first of this week. Harry L. Sihlabljr, of lluffalo, N. Y., visited his parents In this place the past week. Mrs. Daniel Fount, of Brook v Hie, was ttieguestof Mrs. IraS. Smith the first of this week. Prof. Charles S. Marsh spent Satur day and Sunday at his home tn New Bethlehem. J. H. B. Taylor and wife went to to Clarion last week to remain four ur five weeks. Mrs. Jant Brlsblnand daughter, Miss Lizzie, visited In DuBoIa a oouple of days last week. Mrs. Harry Hazen. of Pittsburg, Is visiting her mother. Mrs. A. P. MoKee, on Fourth street. William Northy and wife, of Indiana, visited the former's mother In this place over Sunday. Dr. W. B. Alexander, presldont of the Peoples National bank, was In Pittsburg this week. W. n. Gates, of Graceton. Pa., spent Sunday with his fatber-ln-law, E. G. Clark, In this place. Philip Koehler spent several days of the past week with bis son. Roman E. Koehler, at Donora. Mrs. W. A. Thompson Is visiting In Brookville, called there by the Illness of a granddaughter. Miss Margaret Applegate, an employe of The Star office, Is visiting Miss Lou Holden in Curwensvllle. Miss Josephine Johnston is in Donora, Pa., called there by Illness of her sister, Mrs. R. E. Koehler. T. .1. Fagley was called to Leather wood, Clarion county, last week by serious illness of bis mother. M. W. Yoeman went to Pittsburg last week to accept a position as con ductor for a traction company. ' Mrs. Frank Kennoy, of Pittsburg, who was visiting her parents In this place, leturned home yesterday. A. P. McKee, who is employed In Pittsburg, Is spending a couple of day with bis family in tbls place. ,P. B. Cowan, of Brookville, visited at the home of his nelce, Mrs. T. H. Armagost, on Fourth street Tuesday. Ex-County Commissioner Al. Hawk, of Brookville, attended the I. O. O. F. "doings" in this place Monday night. j Mrs. Ed. Cleer, who spent several months at home of her parents in this place, returned to Pittsburg yesterday. Fred Bender, who was electrician at Big Soldier about a year for coal com pany, has gone to Pittsburg to to accept a position in Weetinghouse works. W. P. Hlddlti, of Watermin, Clarion county, visited his brother-in-law, ). H. Johnston, In this place the past week. Thouuts Klrkuinn, wife and son, John, of Clymor, Indiana county, Pa., visited the hater's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hone, Sr , lant week. J. H. , McConno.l, of CornopollH, was a visitor In town yent,erdny. I In was called to Falls ('reek by the serious Illness of Ills brother, William Mo Council. A. If. Fleming Hnd wife were at, CurwmiMvlllo the llrnt of this week attending the funeral of u relative, Mr, McClonkey, wIionu wife died wuuk before hint. Harry Hrll.ton, MIhhom Mary And KmuiH HrlHnn, of Brook way vltle, and MIhs Kdna Krltton, of Falls Creek, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ll.zlo Smith in tills place. W. A. Winner, 'of Newberry, spent Sunday anil Monday at homo of hi father In law, H. S. Williams, In WoHt IteyrioldMvlllo. Mrs. Winner Is spending the winter with her parents. V. X!. WeHcoat and. Harry Parker, members of the executive committee of the Amalgamated Windo Glass Workers, were In Cleveland, Ohio, the pant week attending a meeting of the committee. Thomm W. Syphrlt, who has been vt-'t,lng his parents In ParadUe it few dnj n, goes Into Wisconsin this week to accept a position, hut. is not certain where tlm company for whom he will work will locate him. Lawyer M. M. DmvIs and wife were at I'liimville, Indiana county, Monday at tending the funeral of the former's mother. Mrs. F.llzaheth Davis, who died early Sunday morning. March .1. 1 ! 107 . .Mrs. Davis was Hi years old .1. H. Corhott, W'llllam Copping. J. H. Rancher, C. ft Hull. Dr. J. FT. Mur ray. Will C. Smith. Hurry L. MoEntln and Dr, !!. E Hoover -vi'rn n Brook vllle Monday night attending a meeting of the Jefferson Chapter No; 22. .. . John Wins'ow and wife, of Buffalo. N. Y., who Jiiivn hon visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie Wlnslow, In this plnce. and Mrs. Wlnslow's parcntn. Amos Deemcr and wife, at Deemef" Cross Heads, the past week, will return to Buffalo to-day. Bert A. Hays, freight conductor on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago railroad out of Allghony City, who was Injured In a wreck near Allegheny the 24th day of last October and has not been able to work rlnoe. has bfleh visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M Hays, In this place the past week. Mr. Hays was tn the hospital five weeks after the accident. The Citizens National Bank ITS FINANCIAL STRENGTH Your attention is directed to the names of the following well known business men, who compose our Board of Directors: ' David Wheeler McCurdy Hunter J.M. McCreight John F. Dinger Dr. A. In addition to above, we have a strong body of stockholders, whose standing and responsibility give increased strength to the institution. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. The First National Bank Of REYNOLDSVILLE. Capital and Surplus Resources. . . OFFICERS J. C. Kmo, Vlce-Pre. DIRECTORS J. C4Klpl Daniel Nolan J. 8. Hammond Jobs H. Kadchih, Pres. John H. Kaucher Henry C. Deible Every Accommodation Consistent with Careful Banking , t y sk tt, The Jefferson Macaroni Factory Now handles some of the finest grades of flour ever brought to Keyn oldsvilk' find has the ex clusive agency in this section for some lines, never before sold here Have a special brand ''Crown" made express ly for us. flour is sold at retail find a special in vitation is extended the public to stop nt the of liee in Evans building, Main street, uejir Frank's New Tavern, mid see their line, , whether you wish to buy or not. '. They also call a ttVn tion to the fact that they are selling the finest Pure Olive Oil to be hfid in Reynolds ville. It is fin imported product the best the. old country can produce guaranteed absolutely pure and bears the gov ernment stamp of excel lence. All goods sold by the macaroni factory are reasonably priced and of first quality. Send orders for family use by mail or 'phoAe. Both 'phones. C. & J. Marinaro, Props If you have anything to sell, try our Want Column. H. Arthur O'Donnel John W. Stewart James G. Brown Andrew Wheeler Bowser $165,000.00 $550,000.00 K. C. SCHCCKiRa. Cashier John H. Corhett B. H. WiUon I" V
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