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VOLUME 16.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1908.
NUMBER 42.
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THE
HIGH SCHOOL
BULLETIN :
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Editor-tn-ChW, Gm.vdon Robinson
Senior Reporter - -'Miss B 'St
ophomore Reporter - Miss Dlllman
The annual Junior Eay Contest has
just oloaed. Oa account of the cIbbs
.being so small all the raamber wrote.
They had the choice of two subjects,
"The First Republic" and "The Advan
tages of American Citizenship." Miss
Frampton wrote on the latter subject.
The remainder of the class took the
former. Three judges, Mrs. Rev. A.
D. McKay, Clement W. Flynn and
Charles S. Lord, to whom the essays
were submitted unsigned, gave the
award to Miss Fonda King. The essay
. wijl be read by Its author In Assembly
Hall on Book Night. March 6th.
" The last lecture of our course is, ac
cording to the old rule, the best oT all.
NoWly In or about Reynoldsvllle can
afford to mlsB Judge Brown's lecture on
"The Boy Problem." The lectuier
knows the ways and thoughts of boys
thoroughly and his work as head of the
Juvenile Court has given him an insight
Into his su' ject that is deep and strong.
His power as a lecturer is known all
over the country and anyone who hears
him is rewarded doubly by ontertaln-
lnent and by Instruction.
given by the high school pupils will bo
held In the' Assembly Hall Friday even
ing, March 6. The object Is to get
some new books for our school library
and the admittance charge to the en
tertainment will be a book. We hope
that our good friends will turn out in
force that evening and we will promise
something worth while In return.
The High School Basket Ball team
as defeated twice last week at St.
Marys last Tuesday, score 31-19, and at
Beechwoods Friday, score 3017. We
admit this looks bad, but cheer up and
htipe for better.
To-night Falls Creek high school will
YOUR DOLLAR
These Prices Will be Good Until March 1st Only
PRICES SMASHED TO SPLINTERS
Domestics
Domestics Lancaster Gingham, just
received, 3,000 yards will be sold in this
sale at 7 cents per yard.
A. S. and Co. apron gingham good
quality at 6 cents per yard.
Hill's best bleached and half-bleeched
muslin 9c per yard.
; s Anderson's best unbleeched muslin
good quality, 7c per yard.
. Simpson's best grade calicoes at 6c.
The best 10c and 12c outing flannel
will be sold at 7 and 8c per yard. (A light
er weight at 5 cents.)
Ladies' fleece-lined hose 8c per .pair.
- Ladies 5c handkerchiefs 2c each.
4c and 5c fine laces will be sold at 2c
and 3c per yard.
8c Embroideries will be sold at 4c per
. yard. t
10c, 12c and 15c embroideries will be
sold at 8 cents per yard. f
, All our other dress goods are reduced
accordingly.
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Garments
Ladies' white, lawn shirtwaists, trim
med with fine dainty lace and all-over em
broideries, fine qualities. Regular price
play the R. S. of this place Id the thea
ter Game starts 8.15. Admission 25o.
"Hava any of you fellows a check?"
Sure sign of a money panic
Miss Mllllren You see, class. If there
had not been a Renaissance we would
not have Greek or Latin to day.
OtU Wish there had never been
such a thin);.
We are very if lad to have Gertrude
back in her old seat after a severe at
tack of the measles.
Miss Coleman (in botany) Florence)
wnat is we carpel.'
Florence Thai's a buue in the
Isn't It?
band,
Miss Milllren What Is the introduc
tion of a lecture?
Alverina That's to clear your throat
and take a drink.
Miss Coleman (trying to arouse some
patriotism in the olass) Now, Tommy,
if you should see the Stars and Stripes
waving from the flag pole, what would
you think?
Tom I would think the wind was
blowing.
' The teachers seem to think the Soph
omore's sense of humor is overdevel
oped. I wonder why.
The Senior class attended the patriot
ic exercises given in the Assembly hall
by the pupils on the lower floor Friday
afternoon. They were excellent. Both
teachers and pupils deserve sincere
commendation for the entertainment,
which was arranged less than two
weeks prior to the date of performance.
Miss Vivian Tompkins, who haw had
the measles, returned to school Monday.
It's rather early for bees but numer
ous people have complained of being
s-t-u-n-g recently.
One brilliant Senior thinks the class
of '08 should give the school a water
eet, another suggests a picture of Rob
inson Crusoe.
Our roof lets in the rain, our trans
lucent wiadows let in the sunshine and
our hat-pin quartette is silent now.
The perfect fitting shoe for women,
Queen Quality. . Price S3 00 to 44 00
Adam's.
BUYS MOST AT
Please Dontoveriooktnis Notice
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a year or less, or more than a year behind, to kindly co-operate
with us and help us meet the new postoffice ruling, the
purpose of which so few of us understand, and which the
weekly newspapers are so generally opposed to. We will
appreciate the favor of prompt payment and prompt renew
al. Please do not overlook this notice as it is of great im
portance to you and The Star. Early and prompt atten
tion will save misunderstandings and unnecessary and un
meant ill-feelings later on, about April 1st, when this new
rule goes into effect.
By One Who Knows Him.
As most of our readers know, Horace
G. Miller, of Punxsutawney, is a candi
date for the nomination for Represent
ative on the Republican ticket. His
candidacy has called forth commend
atory remarks from practically all our
country papers. We wish to add a
word to what we have already given".
We have known Mr. Miller now over
ten years and have met him in business
as well as social lines and think we ate
quite well acquainted with him.
Therefore, speak not so much that we
believe as that we do know when
we Bay that for a square, all-around
man, of honesty, intelligence, and ex
perience he is second to none aspiring
to this office. In addition, be is also
"the right kind of man" morally and
can be depended upon to consistently
and actively support every true interest
of the people. We honestly believe,
therefore, that the Republican voters
of Jefferson county would do honor
to themselves as well as to a worthy
man if they would give him this po
sition. If all our legislators were like
blm we would have no need to fear for
the right conduct of state affairs. We
hope to be able later on to congratulate
him on his triumphant nomination.
Jefferson county Republicans cannot
afford to turn down bo good a man
for the position. Big Run Tribune,
Just received 2,000 pounds of choice
skinned hams that we are selling at
11 cents per pound. Hunter & Mil
Urrm meat market.
Bill muslin 10c yard t Glllesples.
WDT
H O R W I T Z ' S-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
$1.50 to $2.00. Our sale price 75c.
Ladies' best taffeta silk shirtwaists,
regular price $5.00 and $6.00 our sale
price $2.50.
Ladies' all over lace and net shirt
waists, regular price $5.00 and $6.00
our sale price $2.50.' With silk lining.
Ladies' black silk underskirts, heavy
taffeta, regular price $8.00 and $10.00
our sale price $4.50.
- Ladies' black sateen underskirts, reg-.
ular price $2.00 and $2.50. Our sale price
98c.
We have a large stock of ladies' top
skirts which we will sacrifice at one-half
the regular price.
Ladies' long coats, the latest styles,
all shades, will be sold for less than half.
We will sell you a coat for $5.00 that you
would not take $10.00 for.
Our sale price $7.50 coat is as good as
pay $18:00 and $20.00'el?ewhere.
Ladies' and misses' jackets price else
where from $6.00 to $10.00. Our sale
price $2.75.
Ladies' fur and fur sets. This is a
chance in a life time almost given away.
Come in and be convinced and you will be
surprised. ,
Experience Would be Valuable.
In A. F. Reitz, of Beaver town
ship, the people of Jefferson county
would have a practical and experienced
man for county commissioner. His ex
perience In stone work alone would be
of great benefit to the people, as county
bridge bulldir; and repairing Is one
of the great features of the office; be
having been a stone mason and con
tractor and builder of county and state
bridges and railroad work. Besides
Mr. Relts is a capable man in other
ways. He has been a life long Re
publican and active worker and has
helped to build up Its majority in the
county. He now seeks the reward of
this office and being well deserving and
quite popular and well known over
the county, bis chances for the nomina
tion are certainly good. We shall be
glad to congratulate htm on his nomina
tion. Big Run Tribune.
Suffering and Dollars Saved.
E. S. Loper, of Marllla, N. Y., says:
"I am a carpenter and have had many
Bevere cuts healed by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It has saved me suffering and
dollar. It is by far the best healing
salve I have ever found." Heals burns,
sores, tftoers, fever sores, eczema and
piles. 2;m3 at Stoke & Felcht Drug
Co., druggists.
The weather for the last week is
what brings on oatarrh. Get. aHynmei
outfit from Stoke & Felcht, Drug Co,
and catarrh will nut bother yuu. Mony
back if Hyomei failB to on re the worst
case of catarrh.
- Ladies' and children's underwear sale
price 18c.
Ladies' 50c rubbers 39c.
Ladies' and children's shoes reduced
to half price.
Men's and Boys' Shoes.
Are reduced the same. Every pair guaran
teed and will be closed out below cost.
Men's fleece-lined underwear will be
closed out at 35c.
Compare these prices with others and
see if you don't save money at Horwitz's.
Men's dress shirts will be closed out at
38c.
Men's gray cotton half hose, 6 pair for
25c. Men's wool or cotton hose sale price
19 cents elsewhere 25 cents.
Men's 50c gloves will be sold in this
sale for 23c pair.
Men's 25c gloves will . be sold in this
sale for 19c.
Boys' gloves reduced thevsame.
Boys' fleece-lined underwear, closed out
at 19c.
Boys' "Buster Brown" stockings at
- this sale 10c per pair.
Paradise.
The election on Tuesday took quite
a number of our men away from tbeir
work to the different voting places.
Brtha Little visited ber friend,
Mabel Randolph, one day last week.
Nelson Smith unloaded a car of lime
for J. R. HUlls last week.
Harrison Rutter transacted some
business in Sykesvllle a few days ago.
Last ' Saturday evening Grover
Spraguo entertained a number of his
friends at a "stag" party, the occasion
being the celebration of bis birthday.
A number of the young ladles of the
burg held a leap year party in the old
theater hall Friday night.
J. W. Syphrit, who resides on what
is known as Hill street, fell on the
icy pavement a few days ago and re
ceived quite a shaken up, although not
seriously hurt.
Jlles Rlshell, who has been having
quite a elege of the grip, is convales
cing slowly.
The teacher, Miss Carrie Davis, and
pupils of the Pblllppi school observed
last Friday as Washington's birthday
by giving an entertainment.
Hello Central! . Please give me your
neighbor's residence. Hello neighbor,
is that you? You bet your boots it is.
Say, have you been bearing the latest
news of the day? If not, why not
subscribe for The Star and save run
ning a mile or two to borrow your
neighbor's paper to find out what the
Paradise correspondent has to say each
week.
Frank Hillls said that his friend,
John Cathers, told him that be beard
John Lott's teamster, Earl Deemer,
tell Fred Sheesley, and declared it to
be a fact, that the best place to
get horsesholng done was at Charley
Keller's blacksmith shop.
We have often heard the question
asked, "which would you sooner do
or go fishing?', This question was
asked of a little boy and he said
be would rather go to fish, but
the "old man" kept him busy shovel
ing snow.
Some of Our farmers who still have
a few sugar trees left are preparing
to tap them as soon at the weather
gets a little warmer.
Say, mister, were you ever in Para
dise? Well we have some of the
prettiest girls here (what-'er-am).
Some of them are quite young yet
STOKE OF
A THOUSAND
BARGAINS
OR MONEY P R O M P T
ONE-HALF OFF Regular price
entire stock of Men's and Boys'
CLOTHING.
Suits and Overcoats. Best qualities and
the latest styles. You can buy two suits
at Horwitz's of the same material and the
same style for the same price that you
would pay elsewhere for one. Here is a
chance to save your dollars.
There are thousands! of different ar
ticles we cannot mention for lack of space.
All our stock in this store will be, fold at
sacrifice prices, as we mentior-"' -above
the only way we see our V clear. We
must close'out our stock' aud satisfy our
creditors.
Read and compare our prices with others
and see how much money you can save in
this sale.
REMEMBER THIS STORE
HORWITZ'S
Old Opera House Building. , Main Street.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A.
wbile others are quite a bit older.
Just about old enough to chew the
rag nicely. Weil I was walking down
one of the streets and happened to
meet one of the fair damsels and she
said, "Hello Sonny!" "Well Sissy," I
said, "that isn't my name, but I believe
I have seen three or four years' more
sun than yon have." "Yes," she re
plied, "that was about the difference
between pap's and mam's sge when
they were married and they have been
living together ever since." She even
asked me to go out for a sleigh ride, but
I declined as I had pap's boots on
at the time and bao to hurry home.
You know this Is leap year, and the
girls are trying to play their part
of the game.
You know we have the Dig six in
Paradise, but there is still one that
is a little bigger. George Hollenbaugh
is six feet and two inches.
We overheard a conversation where
a number of persons were talking about
flowers. One said be liked the Johnny-jump-ups,
another said he liked the
early dew drop, one said she liked the
Belles better and another said the
Carrlenatlon was real pretty. But
William Sheesley said be much pre
ferred the sweet William to any of
tbem.
While one of our young men was
wending his way home from Wlshaw
recently be met with a mishap he will
not soon forget. On nearing his home
he spied some black object by the Bide
of the road which he took to be their
tamo house cat and was in the act
of picking it up In bis arms when oh
my! that green cloud that came over
his eyes. He says that hereafter he
will leave wull enongh alone, especially
pole cats, and will then not have to
change clothes before entering the
bouse when the thermometer Is down
near niblo. He said there was one
thing left to console him and that '
was that be had an extra scent when
be arrived at home that he did not
have when he loft.
I" said some things last week and
expect to say some more next week.;
That is all I have to say this week.
When you want plumbing done or
anything in the plumbing line, call on
C. E. Humphrey on Main street.
New dress ginghams at Glllesples.
For the very particular man, a pair
of Bannister shoes, price 16.00. Adam's..
L Y R E F UNDED.
for