Evans'
Skating
Rink
Rear of I. O. O.'F. hall.
Open every Afternoon
and Evening.
Latest Improved Ball
Bearing Skates The
floor is fine.
Have a sm
A. KATZEN'S
People's Bargain Store
1,7-Will have great bargains
lor Old 2 Home Week in aH
summer goods to make
room for our large fall and
winter stock. Such articles
as dry goods, laces and em
broideries and all kinds of
ladies' furnishings. Also
great bargains in men's, boy's
and children's clothing,
shoes, hats, caps and shirts.
DON'T MISS
THIS
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A. KATZEN,
JProprietor.
Some Advertisements
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Of an empty wagon going down hill, the lighter the
load the greater fch noipe. We are not smart
er than other people. Our money won't buy goods
cheaper than other peoples money. People don't
buy our goods because we claim they are worth
double what we ask for them. They buy them on
their merit? and they know that what they see
in our store and ads is pa
Performance Follows
Promise
In this store jufct as surely as night follows day. No
haphazard advertising, but store news faithfully
carried out. Our - ada faithfully mirror our mer
chandise of Clothing, furnishings, hats caps and
merchant tailoring.
What we say ia. bo, and the people believe us.
A Btore and public pulling thus together are
found to be of mutual benefit to each, other.
Every department filled with good first class goods.
We invite you to call and investigate our goods
and convince yourself.
Trusting that Old Home Week will give you
the best tiine of ypur life and to have the pleasure
of meeting each one and all this week.
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CLOTHIER HATTER FURNISHER
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Everything In
Drugs,
Soda Water,
Toilet Articles
And Etc.
Welcome to all Home Comers
and Visitors.
Emergency Hospital For
Accidents.
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Don't Buy
Cheap Slioes
CHEAP thoes are never
really cheap; the price
may be low, but the quality is
usually lower.
We sell shoes at as low a
price at quality fcoes. But if
you want extra irond quality,
see what we'll do for you at
J3 50, H 00 or 5 00. At that
price we'll show you a Selz
Royal Blue Shoe that's cer
tainly the best shoe value
you'll ever see for the money.
We know it will fit and wear
well. Ask us about the foot-
form last.
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& Sweitzcr.
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. Extra, police are on d ity this week.
Old Home Week postal cards at
Breakeys.
Lookout for pickpocket and crooks
this week.
Did you hear the Old Home Week
opening last night?
Before leaving "O d Home" get a
souvenir at Breakey's.
There Is no Bpecial day at Ryuolds
vllle this week. Everyday will be a big
day.
The M. E. Sunday school, held a
picnio at Romantic Park, Sykesvllle,
last Thursday.
The Ueynoldsville baseball team was
defeated at Nolan Park last Thursday
by the Brookville team, Score 13 11.
Annual picnic of the Knight Tetnpliits
vu8 huld at Wishaw park last Thurs
day. About forty attended the picnic.
The cie of Lena Dinner was tried in
the county court lant Thursday. The
verdict was. not gui'ly but pay the
coats.
The first and last Quarterly confer
ence of the present conference year will
be huld la the M. E. churob Thursday
evening.
The tannery at Tomahawk. Wis . of
which L. G. Gay lor, formerly cf Reyri
oldsville, was , superintendent, vas
destroyed by fire recently.
In the presentment of the grand jury
to court last week several Improve
ments were recommended for county
borne, jail and court house.
The Star joins with the citizens of
Reynoldsville in oxtauding a cordial
welcome to all persons who come to
town for Old Home Week.
Chlef-of-Police Frank P. Adelsperger
went to Pittsburg Friday and brought
a man back with him who was wanted
here to settle for a board bill.
ReV. T. R. Johnstone, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, who has been visiting relatives
In town several weeks, preached an
excellent sermon in the BaptUt church
Sunday morning.
' There will be an open meeting of tli
P. H. C. on Tuesday evening at which
time Mrs. Boihv will receive her
cbccl: for $1000 All members w re
quested to be present.
At the last meeting of Mm director? :
of the Citizens National bank Eugene
E. Doible was elected assistant cashier
of the bank. Mr.. Dible .took up. bis
work in the bank this morning.
At the election held in the Methodist
Episcopal church last Wednesday Dr.
L. L. Means was elected as lay delegate
to attend the Erie Animal M. E.
conference at Erie the first week in
September".
Joe Horwiiz, cartoonist for Pittsburg
Jlertild. arrived in town Wednesday
morning of last week. He will here
after be located at his home in this
place and will mail in all tts work to
the above named paper.
A new company, with a capitaliza
tion of (100,000, is to be organized at
DuBois to extend .the trolley line from
Sykesvilte to Big Run. A charter will
be applied for onder the name of the
United Street Railroad Co.
The funeral of Paul B- James, whose
death was mentioned in THE STAB last
week, was held at the home of bis
parent Thursday afternoon, conducted
by Dr. J. A. Parsons and Dr. A. J
Meek. Interment wa made in Bulau
cemetery.
S. K. Furman. wife and children, of
Harrisburg. came to town Thursday to
visit Mrs. Fwmaa's mother, Mrs. Kate
Harris, who resides near Rathmel.
Mr. Fruman returned home, but Mrs.
Furmao and children remained for Old
Home Week.
H. F. Lara and family were called
to Williamsport Thursday to attend
the funeral of the former's mother, Mrs,
Ellen Lavov wbo died at 6:30 . m..
August 15. Deceased was 64 years old.
She had been ill tea months. Dropsy
was the cuae of ber death.
Dr. R. M. Boy lea, of Reynoldsville,
wbo waa formerly a resident of this
place, was here Tuesday on business.
Incidently, like all the other good
citizens of Reynoldsville, be was
booming things for the Old Home
Week. Falls Creek HetalA.
Hon. R. H. Longwell, of Brockway
ville, one of Jefferson county's re pre sen
en tatlves in the last state legislature, was
in town Saturday on business and
incidently mentioned the fact to his
friends that be will be a candidate next
year for the Republican nomination for
re-election.
Two of Pittsburg's greatest Dews
papers bave sent staff representatives
to Reynoldsville to report the great
Old Home Week celebration. Tb
Gazette Time i represented by George
E. McLinn atd the LHpitch by William
M. Long. Speaking of Reynoldsville.
the geo'.lemen spoke In very ootnpll
meoi;y terms of the evidences of
business enterprise everywhere exhibit
ed and of the preparations made for thy
entertainment of gueota.
I Change in Rout of Parade.
On account of part of Jackson street
j now being paved, and consequently
impassable, tb line of march for Mer
lon ants' smln-rs and in inufaclurers
I parade to-morrow has been changed
slightly and will be as follows: Form
on Grant and Fifth streets, march down
Grant to Third, down Third to Main,
up Main to Tenth, down Tenth to Jack
son, down Jackson to .Seventh, -up
Seventh to Main, down Main to Third
street and disperse.
Is Now Prominent Preacher.
Rev. G. S. Womtr, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Holh
daysburg. Pa . and wife -ame to this
city Saturday evening to visit old
time friends several da,i. Rev. Womer,
whq was a coal miner boy in Reynolds
villa some yeai ago, is now an able,
successful and prominent preacher in
the Central P.-iuhj Ivanla M. E. con
ference. Ho 1m one of the young nn-ii
that has gone out from our town uf
whom the town has ren-on to be proud.
Charged With Running Speakeasy.
Friday C-.n-ilablo Leech took Mrs
CarnwiK'lla I'rovi nz mn. of Soldier, to
county jail at Brook villu on charge of
running a speakeasy. Mr. Provenzono
skipped out or he would alo be board
ing with Sheriff Soheufnocker. This
couple were Mi r- Med snne months ago
on same charge, but the evidence at
fliat time was not strong pnough to
convict them of selling liquor Illegally.
Taken to Mercy Hospital.
Ralph Whlttaker. the boy who accl
dently shot himself at this place Sun
day, July 21st., and was taken to the
Adrian Hospital In Punxsutawney, was
brought to this place last Wednesday
and taken to the Mercy Hospital in
Pittsburg Friday. If the bullet, which
Is still in his head. Is located It. Is like
ly an operation will be performed. The
Adrian doctors failed to locate the bsll
by use of the X-rays.
You Will W- nt a Copy to File.
The DuBois Cmiiicr in a notice this
morning abou The STAR being issued
dally said: "It will be a valuable pub
lication for both the residents of Reyn
oldsville, who will want to file the
copies for future refeience, and for the
many visitors who are expected to re
turn for a brief visit to their former
home."
Died at Winslow.
Clarence C Smith; brother-in-law
of Dr. B. E. Hoover, of this place, died
at his home in Winslow, Gsskill town
ship, Saturday, August 17. 1!I07, aged
52 years. ' Consumption waa cause of his
death. Deceased was married to Ella
Hoover, whom, with six children, sur
vive him. Funeral was held Monday.
Dr. B. E. Hoover and J. R. Mllllren
and wife attended the funeral.
Three Months to Workhouse.
P. E. Martin, the man who drifted
into Reynoldsville on the ?nd Inst., day
of the P, O. S. of A. reunion, and
worked the short change trick on one
of our business men. was tried in the
JefferxoB' county court la t r j:!: end
was sentenced to the .-."'j'AKj iir
three months.
Injured Foot en Rusty Wail.
John W. Ewinir. brakeman on the
RHvnoltUvllla & Falls Creek railroad'.
baa been hobbling around the past
weea with a very sore loot, tie punc
tured his left foot by jumping on torn
rusty nail
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Fell Down CeJler Steps.
Mrs. Jacob Booth fell down, the cellar
steps at ber borne last Thursday even
ing, and while not seriously injured yet
her body waa badly bruised!.
D. Wheeler,
Pres.
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Arthur O'Doanel,
2nd. V. P.
J. W. Hunter,
Cashier.
tMcCurdy Hunter.
The Citizens National
Bank
Of Reynoldsville.
Capital and Surplus, $50,000.
Resources, $170,000.
We Respectfully
Solicit Accounts
And' Will Extend
The Usual Banking
Facilities., 2
ifcVU';. .1 w
Extend
the
"glad hand"
to
all
Home-Comers
and
invite
you
to
make
their
store
your
headquarters
While
in town.
If You Want The Best
Try Christies Ice
Cream.
Always Pure and Good.
The Price is
Right.
The Summerville Phone.
Burn's Livery
AND
Sales Stables. .
Everything First Class.
L M. Harms
TAILOR
Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing.
Opposite Poetoffice
The First National Bank
OP REYNOLDSVILLE.
Capital and Surplus
Resources . .
Johk H. Kaoobsh, Pres.
John H. Kftuoher
tieury C. Deiule
Every AccommodationConsistent with Careful Banking
The Pioneer Bank
of Reynoldsville,
Penna,.
f f'MlisM 1874
Extends the glad hand and a
hearty welcqm to all. May
you have a round ' week of
pleasure and make our Bank
ing House your headquarters,
is the wish of the officers of
THE, PEOPLE'S
NATIONAL BANK
OFFICERS
W. II. Alexander, PiolilcnL
V. U. Smllli, V. P. Auunst Itiildunf, V. P.
V. K. Aln.xanilur, Oushler
l' P. Alexander, Assistant Cannier
1)1 RECTORS tV. II. Alpxnmlnr. 1..P Honlav
F. I). Smith, li. L. Taylor, August Hauldauf,
Amus Mrouse, . V Murray. l)r. II. H. Mc
uarraii, nr. j. ij. tmyerh, v. Marry mix
jautt's ti. cpry.
.l J.JnA Ann
capital jiuu.uuu
Resources $475,000
Open Satuaday Evenings 7:M0 to 8:30
Tbe People's Hank Uuildlng.
Are You Acquainted
With the grea test song writ
ten in years
"GOOD BYE,
SOLDIER BOY"
Words and music by Arthur
II. Ilaskins, the Reynolds
ville composer. Get a copy
at once at
Haskin's Music Store
Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania.
You Want to
Take With You
A Remembrance of
Old Home Week.
Buy yourself a watch,
take your friends a
ring or something in
line china or cut glass.
Make yourself at
home at
C. F.
Hoffman's
The Jeweler and Optician.
Opposite Imperial Hotel.
U Get Meat
Fit to Eat
AT
HUNTER & MILLIREN'S
All home dressed try It.
$ 1 65,000.00
$550,000.00
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OFFICERS
J. O. Kino, Vlce-Pres. K. C. Schuckbhs, Cashier
DIRKCTOKH
J.C.King Daniel Nolan. John I! Corbelt
J. B. Hammond H. 11. Wllauo
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