Breakeu's
Racket:
Store
In the P. O. S. of A.
building.
Welcomes all home com
ers to the city.
We are always glad to
welcome you to inspect
our lines of staple goods,
souvenir novelties, post
cards and nic nacs of all
descriptions, such as are
kept in the up-to-date
"racket store,"
Our prices are always
right.
D. H. BREAKEY, Prop.
LUCAS
&
DIBLE
The
Leading Plumbers
Gas, Steam and Hot Water
I Fitting.
REYN OLDSVILLE, PA.
Nolan's
Shoe
1 Store
Everything
in
Shoes
Robinson
&
Mundorff
The Big Grocery
Set the pace for low prices
"and best goods.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Ollmpses of the People who arePas
Injc To and Fro.
Roy Greun and wife, of Beaver, Pa.,
are ptiests at E. C. Davis'.
C. H. Putnam, advertising mannger
of the Pimxsutawney Spirit, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. J. C. McEntire was at Cherry
Run camp meeting, in Clarion county,
over Sunday.
H. C. Richards, of Johnsonburg, i9 a
visitor 1 A town.
Mrs. Harry Widdowson, of Mahaffey,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Amelia
Murray, In this place.
Miss Laura Colwell, of Kittanning, is
the guest of Miss Margaret Applegate
tbU week. ' '
Mr9. H. P. Means, of Frostburg, Is
visiting her son In this place.
Harry Clawson and wife, of New
Kensington, are visitors in town.
Will A. Reynolds, of PlttBburg, is
visiting In town on account of Old Home
Week festivities.
Mrs. Dennis McConaughey, of John
sonburg, is visiting in town.
James Hanley was called to' Jeanette
last week to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, C. J. Klingcnsmith.
Mrs. James Hanley returned several
days ago from a visit to Johnsonburg. I
Mrs. Esrl Siwft, of Brookville, Is vis
iting in town.
Frank Endean and wife, of New Ken
sington, are visiting at the home of the
former's sister, Mrs. Harvey S Doter.
Miss Ethelda Douthit, who ha9 been
keeping house for George Hartman,
has decided to return to Atlantic City,
N. J. to reside.
Mrs. Ira Smith went to Chicago, 111.,
on Monday of last week to visit with an
aunt for a couple of weeks and when she
arrived In Chicago she found a telegram
awaiting her that her Grandmother
Brakbill, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., was not
expected to live. The following morn
ing Mrs. Smith returned to Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. John L. Graham and son, Cor-
bett, returned last evening from a visit
in Sagamore and Tawas City, Mich.,
and Springfield, W. Va.
A. J. Reese and wife, of Punxsutaw-
ney, George uarmait ana wue, joon
Lanzendqrferand wife, Mrs. Daishonre,
of Philadelphia, were guests of Harry
Sykes and wife a short time yesterday
and in the afternoon the party, includ
ing Mr. Sykes, left for the mountains
north of Penfield.
Mr. and Mrs. William Northey, of
Starford, Indiana county, are in Reyn
oldsville to see the sights of Old Home
Week.
Harry F. Lord and family ,f Johnson
burg, are at the home of Mrs. M. J.
Lord on Mabel street this week.
G. S. Way, of Curwensville, is the
gueBt of A. H. Fleming on Grant Btreet.
Miss Mabel Moore, of Houtzdale, is
visiting Mrs. A. H. Fleming during Old
Home Week.
Mrs. Abram Provost and two daugh
ters, of Philadelphia, are visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Phillips, on Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eisenhuth, of
East Brady, are in town visiting rel
atives during the reunion.
Mrs. D. O. Black and son, of Mt.
Jewett, are at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Black in this place.
Mrs. R. M. TJrmson, of Marlonville,
and M. M. Mara and wife, of West
Newton, are spending the . week in
Reynoldsville, the guests of George
W. Stoke, Sr., and wife of Fifth street.
The following persons are at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKerman in
west Reynoldsville, coming here to cele
brate Old Home Week: Mrs. Robert
Nelson and son, of Youngstown, Ohio,
Miss Maybel Barton, of Binghampton,
N. Y., James McKerman, of Ash tola.
Pa., and Miss Sue McKernan, of Bing
hampton, N. Y,
Dr. C. X. Dickinson and wife of Kane,
are here for Old Home Week. Dr.
Dickinson was one of our merchants
several years ago.
Glenn A. Milireo and wife, of Kane,
are taking in Old Home Week festivi
ties. Mr. Milliren is a member of
Milliren Bros., of Reynoldsville.
. Mrs. Viola King, of Summervllle, is
visiting in Reynoldsville.
Prof. C. Hinea held a . dance in
Frank'i Park pavilllon last night
which drew large crowd of young
people. v
Calvin Stivanson, MIbs Ella Stlvan
son, Miss Ella Keener, Miss Goldla Pat
ton, of Kittanning, are guests at home
of W. A. Lodlng on Jackson street
W. H. Karns, wife and son, William,
of Oakmont, are among the visitors in
town this week.
W. B. Hoffman and wife visited In
East Brady this week.
Ford Fink, of Pittsburg, Is visiting
in town this week.
F. H. Fritz, of Bloomsburg, Pa., is In
Reynoldsville this week helping to
boost the great celebration.
J. R. Wilson, former principal of the
West Reynoldsville schools, came here
from Corsloa today to see the eights.
BE WISH AND RCONOIHIKK.
FALL HATS
Howard Make and Style.
Brown and Black, 3.00.
IltHRMS
.NEW
FALL DRESS GOODS
Browns, Maroons and Blues,
Greatest Reliable Department Store in Jefferson Countv
WelGome Home, ye Old
Folk
Men's Fall Suits and j Advance Showing of
Top Coats. Womens Garments
OF INTEREST TO THE MAN
WHO CARES
Made in New York by Alfred Benjamin. See the
shoulder. Note the set of the garments. Checks, plaids
and pleaid colors. Browns are strong,
$10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $$18.00, $20.00, $22.00.
Top Coats and Rain
Coats.
Are coming in these days. Made elegantly; all lengths
to suit any figure.
$ 1 0.00, $ 12.00, $ 1 5.00, $ 1 8.00, $20.00, $22.00.
WOOLTEX AND PRINCESS
STYLES
New Fall Jacket Suits
Chic little Pony Jackets in the vestee style. Browns
predominant. Other colors in checks, plaids and stripes.
$8.00, $22.00, $25.00.
Early Fall Coats
Early Fall Coats made of Chiffon Broadcloth,
$10.00, $15.00. $20.00, $25.00, $30.00.
Shoes for the Whole Family from Grandpa to the Baby.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Butterick Patterns 10 and 15 cents none higher.
MILLIREN BROTHERS, REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A-
OLD HOME WEEK"
Headquarters1 for ' Everything in the
PHOTOGRAPH LINE. -
Post Cards and Photos from 50o a dozen
up during the week and we make them
at night as well as day.
HAMILTON'S
Corner Main and Fifth Streets.
Special Watch and J ew-
elry Sale.
DURING OLD HOME
WEEK
All Prices Cut for this
Week Only.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL
' AND SEE OUR STOCK
' AND, GET PRICES. :': :
GOODER, The Jeweler
Everybody is made welcome at
Moores" Grocery
Old patrons, new patrons
and present patrons ,
all come,;
V W ARE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
: . ;
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We have everything thats good to eat and
plenty of it.
If you want a cool Breakfast or Lniich we
have the real things and the trimmings for
them. ,
t
If you want a warm dinner we have the god
hot stuff for this occasion.
If you are looking for sometlg 0 fn'nk;.
We have the Chase and Saroorn'e celebrated
Teas and Coffees for all prices. 'They have no
superior and very few equals and no bad ,
effects.
-
When your bread and btftis are not what "
you think they should. be come in and order a
sack of our Banner Best. , or 'Superlative flours.
They are unsurpassed n quality. ;
If you are looking for something in spreads
just try our jam, jelly, preserves Peanut-Butter
Maple-Butter Syrups and all sizes and prices.
In California Canned Goods we have the .
finest line on the list and full assortment of all
kinds.
Here's for a good time "Old Home Week" at
Reynoldsville. I am at your Bervice at all times.
Very Respectfully Yours,
W. H. MOORE
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