Breakey's Racket Store . In the T. 0. S. of A. building. . Welcomes nil 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 nncs of all descriptions, such as are kept in the up-to-date "racket store." Our prices are always right. D. II. BREAKEY. Prop. LUCAS & DEIBLE The Leading Plumbers Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitting. REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. -i Nolan's Shoe Store Everything in Shoes t t1 Robinson & Mundorff The Big Grocery Set the pace for low prices and best goods. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. dllmpges ol the People who are Pass Ing To and Fro. William F. Marshall and wife, of Avalon, came to Rpynoldsvllle Tuesday night to participate in the Old Home Week festivities. Mr. Marshall was at one time associated with H. fc F. C. Ry., and Star GIhrb Co. interests In lleyn oldsvllle. E. R. Reed and family, of Clearfield, are visiting at the home of John Yene wine. Charles McGill and family, of Has tings, Pa., are visiting at home of John Yenewlne on Railroad street. Mrs. Ann Mabon and Mrs. A. S. Mo Gin ty, of Marion Centre, are visiting In town this week. James E. Mitchell, f Kane, is visit ing in town this week. J. W. Emig, superintendent of the silk mill, returned yesterday from a business trip to York, Pa. Miss Bertha Kyler, of Altoona, Is visiting In town. Joseph Reed and wife, of Clearfield, are visiting the former's parents. i Charles J. Bangert, who established the Falls Creek Horald sixteen years ago, now local editor of that paper, was a caller at The Star office yesterday. William J. Hasklns and Thomas Haa kins, of Philadelphia, are guests of Arthur H. Haskins In this place. Mrs. Ira Smith and daughter, Helen, who were at Mt. Pleasant, Pa., reurn ed home Tuesday. Miss Lucetta Keegan and brother, Walter, of Woodfield, Ohio, are visit ing relatives at Reynoldsville during the great week of celebration. Conrad Mendell, of Allegheny City, is visiting old friends here. Mf. and Mrs. John Parsons, of Punx autawney. Mr. and Mrs. Walter De Gotard, of Lynchburg, Va., and Mrs. Andrews, of Scranton, are guests at the home of J. W. Gillespie In Reynolds ville. Mrs. C M. Wise, of Pittsburg and Mrs. ElvaShewman, of Allegheny City, are at the home. of H. S. Belnap and wife on Fourth street. Mrs. Thomas Windle, of Kaylor, is visiting at the homes of Mrs. John Crawley and Mrs. P. Flynn In this place. Edna P. Barker, of Ebensburg, is at the home of Rev. J. W. Meyers on Jackson street. Mrs. J. M. HesBelgesser, (nee Clara McClarren,)of Leechburg, is in Reyn oldsville today, the guest of J. L. Test. John Denny, of Pittsburg, arrived here last night to spend a few days with old time friends. Hon. William Orlando Smith, editor of the Punxsutawney Spirit and ex congresHroan from this district, who was born and reared In Reynoldsville, was a caller at TirE Star office yester day. A. M. Wadding and wife, of Brook ville, were in town yesterday. Eleven years ago Mr. Wadding was a' resident here and prominent In business and social circles. John H. Bell, former superintendent of Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron Co. Interests In this section, wag an OldjHome Week visitor Tuesday Mrs. Bell accompanied him. Walter D. Williams and wife, of Buf falo, are at the home of the former's parents In Reynoldsville. Mr. Williams was onoe a member of the Reynolds ville town council and a business man. Miss Madge Fenner, of New Bethle hem,- Is tha guest of Miss Nellie Kroh. D. T. Amend and wife and Clifford L. Amend, of Greensburg, are in Reynolds ville this ween, gueBts of Mayor S. M. McCreight and wife on Hill street. Rosannah B. Marshall, of Hooker, Pa., U visiting In Reynoldsville during the reunion. Mrs. Dr. S. M. McCreight, of Alle gheny City, Is the guest of Mr. James A, McCreight. Misses Emma and Grace Cunningham, of Indiana. Pa., are visitors at the home of J. A. McCreight. Mrs. Margaret Mitchell started for Oakland, California, this morning, called there by the serious Illness of her mother, Mrs. A. M. Cotton. H. N. Widdowson and family, of Mabaffey, Pa., are guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Murray on Main street. ,; The following persons are guests at the home of Ernest C. Davis on Fourth street; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green, of Beaver, Miss Minnie Miller, of Knox, Miss Annie Pollock, of Clarion, Mrs. Isaac Ahalman, of Knox. Mrs. H. J. Graffls and step-daughter, Helen Graffls, of Punxsutawney, are visiting the former's son, Wllmer Ellen berger, In town to-day. Miss Marge and Laura Denny, of Driftwood, and J. E. Denny, of Pitts burg, are guests of Miss Jessie Shannon In West Reynoldsville. Garfield Harries and Dennis Mo Conaugbey, of Jobosonburg, were In town yesterday helping along the cele bration. , Arthur H. Haskins was in DuBols last evening playing with tho Avenue theatre orchestra at the outing of the Acorn club. . FALL HATS Howard Make and Style. Brown and Black, 3.00. Ill BE WISE AND lWONOMIZK. LJjl El NEW FALL DRESS GOODS Browns, Maroons and Blues. Greatest Reliable Department Store in Jefferson County Welcome Home, ye OU Home Folt Men's Fall Suits and Top Coats. 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. . . $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.00. Advance Showing of Womens Garments 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, $ 1 0.00, $ 1 5.00. $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" Headquarters for Everything in the . PHOTOGRAPH LINE. Poet Cards and Photos from 50c 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 Jew elry Sale. I Jay DURING OLD HOME WEEK All Prices Cut for this Week Only. DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK AND GET PRICES. : : : F-118 GOODER, The Jeweler Everybody is made welcome at Moores Grocery Old patrons, new patrons and present patrons all come, WE ARE GLAD TO SEE YOU. We have everything thats good to eat and plenty of it. If you want a cool Breakfast or Lunch we have the real things and the trimmings for them. If you want a warm dinner we have the good hot stuff for this occasion. , If you are looking for something to drink. We have the Chase and Sanborn's celebrated Teas and Coffees for all prices. They have no superior and very few equal and no bad effects. When your bread and bunB are not what you think they should be come in and order a sack of our Banner Best or Superlative floors. They are unsurpassed in quality. If you are looking for something in spreads just try our jam jelly, preserves Peanut-Butter Maple-Butter Syrups and , all skes 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 service at all times. Very Respectfully Yours. W. H. MOORE
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