ymAGOQl) (Clothes
Lead indhtdltiy
rroaking
r'claimmg
rnbf exist
4
wcarr and
Trices
Frank's
WHICaa: fre8h, dlun,wrh6le60ttio oysters with a delicate salt
water itang.tttai true flavor of the sea the Sealshipt
kind,
or
' iflabby, -slimy, bruiBed,-vwhite oysters, tasting of little
.else than-stalevwaterand preservatives the tub kind.
WHICH a case of pute whiteenamelrsmooth, clean and whole
same, sealed and imbedded in ice in a Sealshipt carrier
or - j
a wooden dub, soggy with -stale juices and impure
w,ater., with ailoose cover and an odor of formaldehyde.
"WHICH oia .a word appealsito you as the more palatable, ap
pi tazing .and sanitary,
Sealshipt Oysters or The Tub Kind.
Sealshipt .Oysters iRtesh iDaily.
A. KATZEN
Of The Peoples Bar
gain Store, just re
ceived an enormous
stock of
Fall and
Winter
Goods
As the market is very
advanced in prices, I have
secured the goods at very
reasonable prices, to the
satisfaction ot all
customers,
my
Among these bargains
are UNDERWEAR for the
whole family. In SHOES
we have a very complete
assortment at low prices.
We have also a large as
sortment of staples in
DRY GOODS at cut
prices. Great ""bargains
in Men's, Boys' and Chil."
dr-en's CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS
AND GLOVES.
Remesjber you will find
every article as represent
ed. Our motto : "Quick
Sales and mall Profits."
A. KATZEN
REYNOLDSVJLLE, TA.
("Command Favor
'Hit's harm-
ts .for bova to clav
; soldier: trtit pretense in clothes
brings trouble.
(tTPnptfnie,:ia Rhammine the real: i
quality and value that does i
CO, Alt pretense Is carefully avoided at this .
Btore'r by: selling XISA222D clothes; the
mostddurable, reliable brand maae; uie .
'honest guaranteed kind.
tCifsiinsidev worth as well as outer at-
tractiveness that makes A1KAUW1) best. ,
Wou get more than it's cost in long, hard j
the sahstaction mat comes 1
r from lasting, good appearance.
. Sailor and Russian SuiU for boy 2 to
: 10 year. Urf a collar trimmed with (ilk '
. braid, emblem on tiueld. maae in wfHi
worsteds. ehaiata of Various
colon and pattern.
'-HUE IEDIS0N
.PHONOGRAPH
To ttierBdlsoii Phonograph can be ap
.pltad Ibe old saying: "A pleasure
-ebaradls a, .pleasure doubled." It la
lUieartotentertalnment expressed In
i taaff Ible : forui. Three la never a
.crowd iJrtien one. of the three la an
lEdlsen Phonogsaph. Love songs,
.dao-s; tunny aonga, ballads, all kinds
.of music Imyouftown home, with less
troubleand greater enjoyment than
any other form of entertainment, and
especially than . any form of musical
entertainment. Wou. cannot possibly
know how welliUtehKdlaon l'hooograph
reproduces by listening to any other
make of talking maeitlae.
To-Dat w thc Bkt;DYiTO Comb to Our
- STOHKNn Huar aj Kdisos. 1 '
HASKIN'S MUSIC rSTQRE
Reynoldsvllle, 'Pennsylvania,
Upholstering I
FOR A SHORT TIME
All Uiose winking work
done are requextetl to bring
it in early or apeak to me
concerning tame at once.
Residence and Shop on Railroad
St., lteynoldtvllle, Pennsylvania.
E. A. REITZ
jyjINNIB N. KECK, .
Notary Pubuc, Stenographer
and typewriter.
Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
w
INDSOri HOTI..L.
J217-1229 Fllb. rl street.
' MsAWfl'oVMltttl I, nrw "' F
1 tj?L
"A Square from Everywhere"'
Hpeclal automobile service for our guests.
Bight-seeing and touting cars. lUumo 11.00
Eur day and up. The only moderat uriced
otel of imputation and consequence In
PHILADELPHIA.
i
I HIGH SGHOO
13
mwitiiinii
Ed.fjnC4vli f.'GrHjdon Rnhliiwin.'
Setl iK'Tp ulrr. .. . 'Elvn "H t.
lu'."rRitprr. . tn,yBteriiy..
SupWinro 1V.poiUT, Junn-fimltb..
Fie-h.initn It. porter, RnthWcKi-f.
Te hln. wh htm nhi.HtitnKth tf.inystlr Mum,
In wWiiliihe far tun wMl'li's lh us portritya,
Amide :n':a kuI.1C til Iris rtivme
fiiait 'lixitlmll p ner,"one whit nsvrnpluvys.
To hire whoso words 'huive mot ithe .powurio
sink
llwi Into ntW)d1'hBt liiive aljniader-ssope.
We'll biit..plHiiB.uur fePllnswiu return,
As right ils ithrtit.utt. leitst tent's liat we
lope.
If bp In det-ptlnoerlty ohnuld take
A little trip along the sHirtlng lines,
WoMld'he greatwme(for Himself then make
jMr'Bei.flweimritsM'i nacK'mttne pinew.
Or let h!nMliin4ihe (football togs and go ' CM
Rut dnwa.upon tihe sidelines a&d'thsu'thore
ExppeSS Ills purpiHr. :t4)xp(IHMllU-MlRtS
Ant gut. iTBiupled InmliB mud aiont.every
where. itU ; I
'Twovlri Mliew ipenttiaips ithnt Ihe kus 'then a
spurs
And wllllnglfer to flu ,11'thnt he ooiilrt:
Might lie'bui get anliiniiertt Iny his hulk
In t luce snud wibere H .wnuln .do imoet
good.
Far netitrllt wtild 'be rf ihe but went
Far from two dkielter.t)f unetic lines
Tlian try toot'iitiuncone who never plays
in lie tiitnseneo (Mte auieremaas.
Hut evrn If onrelayerdld not play,
Hid heliflakeiinux If buck In the wwM
AaHpauldlng made tils tugs mid tnmkoa tbe
best
That player surely was there with nbe
"good.
A CtuiENBir ADBUBDiaa.
Last Wednesday ailnrsoon the Senior
class enjoyed an eitcolleot time at the
expense o( one of our number. Mr.
RobertHorj, wlnhing to show bin Interest
la the English literature el ass, wnat to
sleep. Mr. Bright, thinking ho silght
have been up late the night before, left
htm enjoy hU slumber unidtvturtoed.
He enjoyed himself for about five min
utes when hewoke with a start. Mr.
Robertson's face has hardly regained
its natural color yet.
Last Friday morning at a meeting of
the Senior class, Mr. Shields was unan
imously elected clang president.
ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN
If you aim at graduation
And diplomas hope to win,
You tnustalways get. your Latin t
From the time jrou first begin,
, When your Virgil you've completed.
And the victory you have won,
You may know that you've been faith
ful If your tesofaer says "Well done."
Learn declensions, conjugations, .
And constructions by the score;
When you think Its near completion.
Begin anew and learn some more.
But the fun Is worth the trouble, ,
When on that one great day,
You may come back for the last time
And with diplomas march away l
To-morrow the Seniors will canvas
the town with course tickets for the
lecture course. The course this year
promises to be an excellent one, being
largely selected by the Senior class.
The numbers are all recommended and
are guaranteed to give satisfaction, At
the low price of 11.00 no one can afford
to miss It. Reserved seat tickets will'
be sold at Stoke & Felcht Drug Co.'s
store for ten cents additional. The first
number is Hruby Brothers, November
11th, and is a male musical company of
rare and far-famed ability,
If Koehler would only mend his ways
I'd be his forever, so Jane says,
And we'd have a palace on the hill
Of Gobbler's Nobln West Reynoldsvllle.
Football game to-day, R. H. S. vs.
Reynoldsvllle Independents. Every
body come and see a good game. Pro
ceeds of the game will be evenly divid
ed between both team and they both
need money, so shell out lively Tick
ets on sale at the bridge.
Can any one tell where the gentle
men's exchange is? The frequency
with which swapping is done indicates
there ts one nearby.
Fonda, you may be very persuasive,
but Hamlin prefers to stay where there
re a few boys.
One of our old Freshmen papers has
been found, written in the spring of '05.
From it we clip the following definition
for dishwashing by a Senior girl of '08:
"Dishwashing Is a superfluous, ingen
ious contrivance for the reddening of
the hands. It brings the bright, flam
ing red corpuscles very near the sur
face, driving the white ones inward
forever. It Is very monotonous for one,
endurable for two, and really exulting
for three. ,
The Seniors are stranded upon the
island of despair, floundering around
amid the sea of forgotten conjugations,
piles!
ITCHING,
BLEEDING OR
PROTRUDING
U Ws susrantae to either curs or rsfund
.uv uivusf w su; suuei m aswaaa atituiuaji
Bleeding or Protruding Piles wbo faith
fully and properly uses
Dr. A. W. Chase's
Ointment
Rev. T. B. Roberta of 10J Marshall St.
Syracuse, N. Y., says: "For nlna rears I
suffered from Itching sad protruding plies
which were so bad that thsy necessitated my
absence from professional duties. 1 used
numerous remedies and underwent one epers
Uon without relief, but by using Dr. A. W,
Chaos's Ointment I am now permanently
cured." 60c a bo. All dealers or Dr. A. W,
Cbgie Medlclnt Co.. Buffalo, N. T.
For sa)e by Stoke & Feicht Drug Co.
unremmhi'riTl declensions, uul. arncd
ctinfttmctitmirt. Idioms, prouuuns, verbs,
'Doitos and wdjj-'otlvf mver 'bJfore
btwril of.
.'Tliese;letiielV'triitll)U.llrBwing
' I'w'hu Iwo'lad of rmun hi.
And stee use Is'LIII'iin'flwIng,
The comrade of llelene.
OnsmtFreshmnn llmt le Roland,
lle'lMis lHitli eyes-on Llll.
As slie'Wlth UharloH, the Hophomore,
- Uuee'trotllng up.thelhlll,
lltolHiid noines behind null grumbles,
ilieireblly looksmulte siul;
.And twalkttnulte fast ami stumbles
And still keeps gutting mad.
ILill IriiM along unronHclous
uf the n ouble she'hmi made.
Wowing tlmt In Ihe future
iliersdhool work won'tibedelayed.
rUhntebe'll set down toibuslness
And study with a will,
Hothatnf High Hithonlikiiowlerige
Bhe'll-eurely gHtiher.ull.
Slie'lllliave naught. Udo with H B. boys,
Aaewwy liiHSieshould;
-fykes and tWIsor may both got busy
iKoriliUllttinls going to be good.
What is the most important factor of
the Junior work, the postotllee or 'the
LatlngranHnatf
LtStT QFJTDJRORB.
iDiawn ifiom sbla ection for the ttav.
Teim ,of Court.
iFollowlrtg ls(the list of jjurors drawn
ifrom this section for the November
term of .court:
(Grand .urops Mo.v. HI.
iRoynoldsvHle John T. Trudgen;
Henderson twp John - W. Wachoh;
MoCalmont twp J. A. Carlson; Wash
ington twp RanklnHwsiter; Wlnslow
twp William Penhall, Samuel Fye,
Jr., Wash Mohney, August Bloom
stead. Petit Jurors Nov. 11.
Eeynoldsville M. S. Sterloy; Hend
erson twp Ira C. Reed; McCalmont
George Facenmyer; Washington twp
Earl Dougherty, Perry Cooper, James
Darenporfe; Wlnslow twp Thos. Neav
blt, Conrad Heemer, Harry Chapman,
Frank Moore, Geo. Allen, Sr., M. A.
Boyer, Robert Knox, Curt Wells.
Traverse Jurors Nov.. 25,
Reynoldsvllle P. Bolger, John Hoff
man; Henderson; .twp Jos. C. Hlne
man, Jacob Davis; -MoCalmont twp
E. H. Henry, Alec Shearer; Wluslow
twp Wm. House, I. W. Syphrlt,
James McKllllp.
Hia Dear Old Mather.
"My dear old mother, who Is now
eighty three ye4rs old, thrives on Elec
tric Bitters," writes W. H Brunson, of
Dublin, Ga. "She has taken them for
about two years and enjoys an excellent
appetite, feels strong anr1 aleepa well."
That'a the way E'ectrlc Bitters affect
the aged, and the same happy results
follow in all cases of female weakness
and general debility. Weak, puny chil
dren too, ar-i gruail.v slr-ngtlientd by
them. G .ranteed hIo for stomach,
liver and kidney trouble, by Stoke It
Felcht Drug C druggist. 50c. Reyn
oldsvllle and Sykesvllle.
Contfha Crack tha
Uoaatltulloa
A rackingcough lisometlmes
the forprunner oi consump
tion. Stop thecough with
Fiio's Cure before your life
is in danger. It goes to the
source of the trouble snd re
stores healthy conditions,
fromptly relieves the worst
cough or cold, andhaf perma
nently cured countless cases
of coughs, colds and diseases
of tiic throat andlungs.
TAlIf J'
rubstcrlbe for
The Star
If you want tbe New
3H5B1
The Gold Evenings
Make you think of SHOE9. Its just a little cool for Oxfords. In
our window display on woraoriV side you will see the Krlppendorf.
.ft'Dlttman line, whlohjn cities soil for 13 60. 14 00 and t4 50. We
getOlOO and M 50. Cloth Top-are in vogue. We have them.
On the men's aide you will see thu Bostonian shies Tbe line is
complete, consisting of Patent Colts, Patent Kids, and Gun Metal.
We are now ready to show you fall shoes In every line.
Nolan, the Shoe Man,
Ca,pltal, Burpluaand
mrotit. 4120,000400 1
fBOPLES-NflTIONflL-BANK
H&yNOLDeSYILLE, PENN'fl
'Bocause of Its long experience, high character of its directors, extensive
.connections and perfect equipment, this bank Is eminently fitted to give
its ouetomerg prompt and intelligent service.
Semi-annual 'interest allowed and compounded on Savings Accounts from
date of deposit, having most liberal withdrawal privileges.
Tour Business Respectfully Solicited.
Open 8ftturliay 'Evonlngi 7.80 to 8.30.
The First
OF REYNOLD8VILLE.
Capital and Surplus
Resources ,
OFFIGER8
J. 0. Kino, Vice-Pros.
DIRECTORS!
J.O. Klna Daniel Nolan
J. 8. Hammond
John H. Xiccaam, Pres.
John H. ICaucher
Henry C. Uelble
Every Accommodation Consistent with Careful Banking
The Star's Want Column never fails to bring results
Overcoats $ JO to $25
BING-STOKE COM'Y
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA,
Made in New York
RIGHT in the heart of Fashionable
New York, the Benjamin organiza
tion, the greatest of its kind, is
"making Clothes for Fashionable New York
ers.
Each new model
comes to us as soon
as it is created
So it is that we sell Clothes Made In New
York. in the New York Style of to-day.
Correct Clothes for Men
Resource VSOO.OOO.OO
Eatabllahed 1ST
THE
THE PEOPLES BANK BUILDING.
National - Bank
$ 1 65,000.00
. $550,000.00
K. C. Bchuckirs. Cashier
John H. Corbett
K. H. Wilson
When you pay $10 td $25
for a Qothcraft suit or overcoat,
you get $10 to $25 worth of
clothing value you get a suit ,
or overcoat that is all-wool '
will wear will look well, and 1
hold its shape'until worn out.
It's this policy that has built
up the large army of Qothcraft
adherent
Exclusive Agent Here.
Milliren Bros.
' Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
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