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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,
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MONDAY. AUGUST If). 1H07.
The Daily "Sur."
Today THE STAR makes li first ap
pearance as a daily paper and lor tlu
present will likely only be issued during
Old Home Week. We are not fully
equipped to issue a first-class daily con
tinuously, but If the merchants of
Reynoldsville are anxious to have the
daily continue longer than this week
and will give it the advertising patron
age they are giving It this week, we
will get equipped and continue to pub
lish The Star dally.
We have experienced considerable
difficulty In getting typesetters to set
the dally this week, and are somewhat
handicapped, but expect to be able to
give the readers of The STAR all the
news of Importance that occurs In our
town and community each day during
this week.
If you have visitors, or news Items of
any kind, report the same to The Star
office, or to gome one counected with
The STAR force and It will be published.
The dally will be sold on the streets
by boys, at the news stand or at THE
Star office for a cent a copy. AVe
solicit the patronage of all our citizens
for ibis week. There Is not a family in
town but can spend six cents for a homo
dally for one week.
INTER COUNTY LEAGUE
Organized at Sykesville Several days
Ago With Six Teams in League.
The Inter-County League is the
name of a new base ball league organiz
ed at Sykesville recently. There are
six teams in the league, as follows:
Bathmel, Soldier, Sykesville, Eriton,
Helvetia and DuBols I idepunuonts.
The schedule committee, Floyd
Phllllppl, of Sykesville, D. Miiehell, of
Soldier, and E. C. Lynn, of Helvetia,
have games scheduled for every day
this week. .. .
CLOSE AT NOON TUESDAY.
Merchants Will Turnout in Parade and
Carry Japanese Parasols. - -
On account of the merchants' and
manufacturers' parade to-morrow, Tues
day, afternoon tbu merchants of. town
have been requested to close their
stores at noon and all the merchants
and male clerks turnout in the parade
in a body, each one carrying a Jap
anese parasol. It will add to the ap
pearance of the parade.
Boys and Girls Wanted to Practice Fancy
, Marching,
AH school children between the ages
of 8 and 14 years are wanted at the
public school building at 9:00 a. m. to
morrow, Tuesday, to practice fancy
marching for Thursday forenoon. The
school building will be open from 9.00
a. m. to 12.00 noon Thursday to visitors
and an exhibition oi fancy marching will
be given, hence the practice to-morrow.
To the Guests.
All the guests In Reynoldsville during
Old Home Week should go to the
headquarters rooms in the Bing-Stoke
building, corner Main and Fifth otroets
and register. A clerk Is In constant
attendance there and the register will
be a roll of honor to bo kept for future
reference and use.
Notice "to Advertisers,
Copy for advertisements for Daily
Star should be handed Into this office
the evening preceding the day adver
tisement is to appear In the paper, or
not later than early In the morning of
Bay advertisement Is to appear.
Miner Killed.
Joe Piozesky, a miner, was electro
cuted Saturday while at work in the
Stanley mines by the trolley wire that
furnishes electric power for the motors.
A cave-in of the roof knocked the wire
down on him. '
Merchants Close Tuesday Afternoon.
AH the'mercnanta and business men
of Reynoldsville are reaueBted toolosa
their places of business Tuesday after
noon and participate in the big parade
at 2.30 o'clock.
Five Day Excursion to Buffalo and Ni
agara Falls.
Saturday, August 24th, the B., It. &
P. R'y will sell excursion tickets to
Niagara Falls for train leaving Falls
Creek 1.11 p. m. at fare of 14.00. Tick
ets will be good returning from Niag
ara Falls or Buffalo up to and lnclud
ing Aug. 28th.
Saturday, August 31st, is last day to
pay borough taxes and save any dis
count.
Pay your taxes on or before August
31st if you want to save any discount.
No discount after that date. . ,, ,
Meet your friends at Jfillirons.
Doois Swing Open on Wednesday Night
f N xt Week, Aug 28.
When thy big doors of the Pittsburg
Exposition swing open at seven o'clock
Wednesday evening,' August 28th, the
thousand of visitor who are accus
tomed to visit the Expo on the opening
night will witness a myriad of changes.
Day and night the hundreds of work
men are kept agoing now to have the
$100,000 worth of improvements com
pleted in time for the reception of the
multitudes. Muslo bull, which visitors
have grown accustomed to in years
gone by, is a thing of the past. Instead
there stands a huge auditorium with
elevated floor, of wonderful acouetlc
properties and capable of seating 3,600
people. Here on Wednesday evening,
August 28th, will be dedicated Pitts
burg's New Musto Hall a ball that
music lovers have pined for for years
but Which they had hardly dared to
realize.
The other improvements being made
in Machinery Hall and the main build
ing are progressing rapidly and Presi
dent Francis J. Torrance of the Wes
tern Pennsylvania Exposition Society
during the past week congratulated the
board of directors and the management
on the progress being made.
The Bostoek animal arena, which
occupied a large space in Machinery
Hall last year, is being redoubled in
size for this year's bIiow. Last season
it was one of the features of the Expo
sition, but this year with the enlarged
arena, It will be more entertaining than
ever.
There will be many new inventions in
the way of amusement this year at the
exposition. In the amusement arena,
outside Music Hall, there will be a
number of up-to-date fun devices, aside
from the merry-go-round, roller coast
er, Ferris wheel, etc. The pony track
between Machinery Hall and the main
building is being Improved this year
and will no doubt prove more popular
than ever to the little ones.
Vaccination Law.
Ucmlvcd: That in the opinion of the
Advisory Bonrd and the Commissioner
of Health, a person who ba9 had the
operation for vaccination faithfully per-
For this occasion excursion tickets
will be "ld to Clearfield August 21 to
23, good for return trip until August
20, inclusive, from alt stations on
Tyrone Division, the Cambria and
Clearfield Division, and Pennsylvania
and North Western Division; from
Freeport, Indiana, i BlairBvllle Inter
section, Henrietta, Martinsburg, Wil
liamsburg, Mt. Etna, Tyrone, and inter
mediate stations; from Kiskimlnetas
Junction, Red Bank, Driftwood, Brock-
wayville and Intermediate stations;
from Pen Bryn, Montgomery, Wiliams
port, Driftwood and intermediate
stations, and from Paddy Mountain,
Butlofonte and Intermediate stations,
at reduced rates. Consult nearest
ticket agent. ,
Ox Roast.
An ox roast will be held at the
Henderson Grange grove on Wednes
day, August 23. This grove Is located
one mile east of Eleanora Shaft and two
miles north of Big Run.. The program
for the duy consists of ball games,
muslo and speeches by prominent
spoakers. Meals and refreshments will
bi served in Grange hall during the
day and evening.
Want Column.
Raton: One cent uer word for each and
ovorviQsertlon.
Wanted Two furnished rooms with
separate doors and use of bath. In
quire at The Star oIFco.
For Sale One hot plate and two gas
heating stoves. Inquire of Mrs. H. B.
McGarrah.
FOR Sale Large go-cart and grnph
aphone. Inquire at The Star office.
For SAJ.E Three lots at corner of
Third and Hill streets. Inquire of F.
P. Alexander at the People- National
bank.
FOR Rent Modern brick house. In
quire D. H. Young, corner Grant and
Fifth.
FOR SALEGood property on East
Main street at a bargain. Inquire of
E. Neff. -
For Sale Good house, barn and six
acres of land adjoining borough of Reyn
oldsville. Inquire of J.J. or C. F. Hoff
man. FOR Rent Four room house on Jack
son street. Inquire L. M. Snyder.
B I J O U
.High Class Moving Pictures
PROGRAM
August 19 and 20
In the Shadow of the
flaples on the Mill.
Fruits and Vegetables
of all kinds received '
fresh every day at
J. Damore's Store.
Adam's
Shoe Shop.
Everybody will have to have
new shoes for Old Home Week
and unless you are fitted proper
ly you will not be able to enjoy
the sights. If you will let us,
we know how, and in our shop
you will find the best Bhoos the
world produces, such as Banis
ters, Walk-Overs, King Quality
Mons Ease and Dr. Reed's Cush
ion shoes for men. Price $3 00
to $5.00. Red Gross, Queen
Quality, C. P. Ford's & Co.
6ushion shoe for womon, price
$2.50 to $4 00.
ADAM SHOE CO.
Foot Fitters,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC !!
The large crowd starts out by having a general' good
time and "Old Home Week" will be long to be remembered.
We have 2 large rooms with 5000 square feet floor space in
our Hardware Department and 2000 square feet floor space
in the Furniture department. We throw these 2 large rooms
open to the public and extend a cordial invitation to all to
visit them, walk through, sit down and rest yourself. Plenty
of chairs. Ladies' and gents' toilet in the rooms, everything
to make you comfortable. After you get rested take a look at
the Wise Hot Air Furnace one of the most durable, economi
cal, practicable and common sense FurnaceB on the market.
They have extra large Feed Door for receiving large
lumps of coal or pieces of wood. Deep and straight Ash
Pit, low construction, making good elevation for pipes.
Fire Pots guaranteed. This furnace burns hard or soft
coal or wood and has no superior and few equals. Prices
to suit the purchaser. '
Reynoldsville
BING-STOKE COMFY
Department Stores
Monday, Oct Acquainted Day
After looking up your old friends; GET ACQUAINTED with
our stocks of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishings,
Shoes and Basement Goods.
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Tuesday, Merchants,' Miners' and
Manufacturers' Day
See the parade then see our stock where there's everything that
people wear and most things peope buy.
Bing-Stoke Company
DEPARTMENT STORES. .
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You will
Want a Rest
After the fun and laughter of
Old Home Week. Try one of
these Davenports at
HALL'S
Furniture Store
on Main Street.
Hardware Co.
1 m wKSMmmima.mt
J. R. HILLIS & GO.
Will furnish your home complete with
Furniture and
Floor Coverings
We have over 100 Hugs, room size,
$5.25 to $35.00 and more than G,000
yards of Carpet. Never before have
we had such a line to select from.
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK AND SAVE MONEY
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I Closing Out all Summer I
Goods at Less than Cost.
S Dotted Swiss, 25, now 17c. Dotted Swiss, 20, now 14c. S
Dotted Swiss, was 20c, now 14c. E3
t Figured Batiste, was 15 and 18c, now lOc. S
S Figured Batiste, 12V6c, now 8c. 5
C Figured Batiste, 10c, now 6c. 3
C; Ladies' Dressing Sacques,j50c, now 39c. E5
S Ladies' Hose 9c. Children's Hose.Jbroken lots 15 and
18c, now 10c. Z
Sr Men's Dress Shirts, 50c, now 35c. Men's Dress Shirts,
S $1.00, now 75c. 5
S Men's Summer Underwear, 22 cents.
ST Men's Pants, 75 cents. Men's $1.50 Pants for 95c. :2
tz. Can't quote prices on all goods, but everything re- 3
duced proportionately to prices quoted. ZZZ
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