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WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1900.
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BnuMKnviM.il Telephone No. 81.
A Disappearing
Non-Greasy
Skin Cream
Harmony Skin Cream
Is a dainty toilet requis
ite (or making the neiih
clean, clear, Irm, fresh
and healthy. It will act
to promote and preserve
a beautiful complexion
and create a Rood con
tour to the Bkln when
rightly used as a mas
sage. Harmony Skin Cream
does not stain. It Is ab
sorbed by the skin read
ily. Gloves or other
' dress may bo worn dl
frp.tly after tr Cream
Is applied It I is ft ten
dency to whiten the skin
nnri elve a ro, hue to
complexions.
Put up I" lioiiiitiful
opal (sirs, lied with rod
rlliliiin. Beyond doulit
1 lie most exquisite puck
nue unil pieptirutioH now
on the market.
Stoke & Feicht
Drug Company
fl Little oi Evemtnino.
Primary election one week from
Saturday, June 5.
- The borough auditors will meet Mon
day, June 7, to audit the school ac
count. "Dingo," J. W. Gillespie's good ha
tured pet dog, died last Thursday. The
dog was poisoned.
' Mrs. Catherine Miller sold her pro
perty in Prescottville and has moved
to Youngstown, Ohio.
The district convention of the Im
proved Order of Red Men will be held
in East Brady in 1910.
The Utopia Society will hold a social
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. R.
Pratt on Grant street Friday evening.
"Old Hick'ry Farm" at the opera
house to-night and to-morrow night.
Ticket on sale at Stoke & Feicht Drug
Co. store.
Hon. S. B. Elliott, of this place,
lectured on "Forestry" at the State
Normal school in Clarion on Monday
evening of this week.
Committee No. 1 of the Ladies' Work
Society Oi the Presbyterian church will
hold market at the Keystone Hard
ware on Saturday, May 29th.
Not many days ago a couple waa
married at the county seat and the
woman has a husband living from
whom ihe has not been divorced.
George Schrecongost, of DuBols, who
waa tried In the Clearfield county court
last week for killing hi wife in DuBols
on December 22nd, 1908, was found
guilty of murder in the second degree.
Rev. S. Wallace Mitchell, of the
local Baptist church, left the first of
the week for New York state, where be
will be engaged for a oouple of weeks In
evangellstlo meetings. Svkesvllle Post
Dispatch.
G. Meade Glbton, a representative
of the Missouri, Kansaa and Texas
Railway, lectured In Centennial ball
last evening on "Texas.'1 Mr. Gibson
is a good talker and is familiar with
his subject.
Walter D. Williams, of Buffalo, N.
Y., formerly of this place, brother of
Mayor Jarvls D. Williams, has em
barked in the shoe business In Buffalo,
and is now proprietor of a large shoe
store in that city. '
The Reynoldsvllle High School and
Ratbmel base ball teams played a game
on the Reynoldsvllle grounds on
Wednesday afternoon of last week
and the visitors defeated the high
school boys. Score 13-11.
P. C. Miller, the Texas real estate
agent who has been located at Reyn
oldsvllle the past winter, returned this
week from a business trip to the south
west and brought with him several
interesting specimens of Texas soil.
A special train on board of which
wak the fourth vice-president and other
officials of the Pennsylvania railroad
went through Reynoldsvllle last Satur
day afternoon on its way over the Low
Grade from Driftwood to Red Bank.
QMrs. D. J. Burgoon, of Buffalo, N.
Y., formerly of this place, was oalled
to Ridgway, Pa., by the serious illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. Joanna
Maloney. Mrs. Maloney - died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Fitzgerald. She was' eighty-three
fears old.'- -
PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL
DAY IN REYNOLDSV1LLE
Exercises In The Reynoldsvilli
Cemetery Under Direction of
the G. A. R.
The Grand Army Post, Sons of Vet
erans and Woman's Uollef Corps, of
Reynoldsvllle have arranged the fol
lowing program for the observance of
Memorial Day, Monday, May 31st:
Procession will form on Main street
at 0.00 a. m., as follows: Marshall at
head, Sunday schools and different or
ders. Line of march: Up Main street
to Presbyterian church, down Seventh
street to Jackson street, up Jackson to
Bradford street, out Bradford to cem
etery. At entrance to cemetery col
umn will halt and open ranks for John
C. ConBer Post, Sons of Veterans and
Woman's Relief Corps and orders to
march through and receive flowers from
the Sunday school scholars.
The services at the cemetery will be
us follows:
Song by male quartette.
Commandei's address.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading of Lincoln- Gettysburg
s; mech.
Ritual service by members of the J.
C. Conser Host it:d Sons of Veterans.
Firing salute by Sons of Veterans.
Address by Dr. A. J. Meek.
Benediction.
Comrades will then deposit flowers on
graves of deceased comrades.
Joseph Shaffer. Marshal.
Dr. B. E. Hoover. Asst. Marshal.
Mns. L. D. Kleinhans, Sec.
Mrs. Carotino Armor and daughter,
Miss Nolle, were called to DuBols Mon
dry on account of the serious Illness
of the former's mother, who Is eighty
years old.
W. G. Laughrey, of Beechtree, aged
71 years, died Monday afternoon at his
home. His death was the result of a
stroke of paralysis, with which be was
stricken about three months ago.
The Brockwayville Do-No-Tl Tribe
of Improved Order of Red Men carried
off two prises at the district convention
held In Klttanning last week, going
longest distanoe, 115 00 In cash for
band 112.60 in cash. The Pocahontas
Council of Brockwayville got $10.00 In
cash for going longest distance.
W M. H. HnllU, president of the
Central Land and Mining Co., and
J. Hunter' Ewlng, a director of the
same company, both of Philadelphia,
were in R-ynoldsvllle on Thursday of
last week looking over the C. L. & M.
Co. lands in this section. ThlB com
pany owns a large acreage In this com
munity. Dr. W. H. Thompson, of Pittsburgh,
Stat superintendent, of the Chlldrens'
Home Society of Pennsylvania, was tbe
guest of Rev, John F. Black at the M.
E parsonage over Sunday and preached
In the M. E. church Sunday evening.
Doctor preached an excellent sermon,!
out it was a Hive lengtny :or some oi
tbe congregation one bour and ten
minutes.
John H. Kaucher, president of tbe
First National bank of this place, re
cently elected Eminent Commander of
Betbany Commandery, No. 83. Knights
Templar, of DuBols, is In Phila
delphia this week attending tbe fifty
sixth annual eonolave of the Grand
Commandery Knights Templar as
'representative from Bethany Com
mandery. Rev. A. D. MoKay. pastor of tbe
Presbyterian church, was called to Mt.,
Pleasant. Ohio, Friday on account of
tbe very orttical condition of his father-in-law.
Rev. D. L. Dickey, and Rev. T
R. Johnson, of Edgington, III.' who is
visiting his Bister, Mrs. W. L John
ston, West Reynoldsvllle, preached in
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
George H. Rea and family left here
yesterday on the 1.28 p in. train for Las
Cruces, Mexico, their uew home. Mi?
Maud Meek, of this place, who has been
visiting in Washington Co., Pa., and
Pittsburgh a couple of weeks, met Mr.
and Mrs. Rea In Pittsburgh last eve
ning and accompanied tbem to Las
Cruces. Miss Meek expects to visit
in Texas and California before return
ing home.
Ruth and Helen MUllren, voung
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MU
llren, whose birthday anniversaries
come close together, were given a
birthday party from 3 00 to 5 00 p. m.,
on Thursday, - May 20. There were
thirty-five little tots present. A dainty
luncheon was served. Misses Lillian
Harries, - Fannie Alexander and
MallBsa Sensor assisted Mrs. Mllliren
In serving the luncheon.
We reoelved a postal card from Rev.
fi.. D MoKay yesterday from Mt Pleas
ant, Ohio, requesting us to announce
that on account of the union services
in the M. M. church. Sunday morning
there will be no preaching in tbe
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Rev. McKay expects to return home
the latter part of this week and will
fill his pulpit Sunday evening. Rev.
Dickey. Mrs. McKay's father, Is still
living but Is unconscious part of the
time.
Boy's Arm Broken.
Dean, eleven year old son of Charles
M. Mllliren, clothing merchant, fell
Wednesday evening and broke his right
arm just below the elbow.
Married in Brookville.
William Lee, of Homer City, Pa.,
and Minerva Shaw, known in Reynolds
vllle as Mrs. Sblngledecker, were mar
ried by 'Squire Baur In Brookville on
the afternoon of May 16, 1009.
Houbo Burned.
Last Thursday afternoon a house
owned by Mrs. Charles Grubbs, on
"Poverty Flat," was almost totally de
stroyed by fire. The fire company re
sponded promptly. The fire originated
from a defective flue. No Insurance.
Glass Order from Brazil.
On l!)th Inst, the Star Glass Company
of Reynoldsvllle received the first order
for glass to be made by the new glass
making machine just Installed In tbe
plant at this place. The order came
from Brazil and cash accompanied the
order.
Bodies' Exhumed.
Mrs. Frank McGInness, of Philadel
phia, was In town last week and had
the bodies of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Welsh, and her brother, Silas
Welsh, removed from the Prospect
cemetery to the Reynoldsvllle ceme
tery. Some Responded.
We mnda a request last week that
all those who know themselves to be
n arrears on their subscription for
The Star to kindly make prompt pay
ment. Some have called and settled,
but a number of others have not re
sponded yet. Please don't overlook
this, to us, Important request.
Big Gasser. '
One of the largest gas wells ever
struck In this section was drilled in on
the Buzzard farm In Eldred township,
under lease to the Brookville Oil and
Gas Co., on Friday of last week. Those
competent to judge estimate that the
well la good for about two and one half
million feet a day. The striking of such
a big gasser has caused considerable
excitement among tbe oil and gas men
who have interests in that locality.
Brookville Democrat.
Mission in Catholic Church.
There will be a mission In the St.
Mary's Catholic cburob at this place
eight days, beglnnlug next Sunday,
May 30, and continuing until tbe fol
lowing Sunday. Two missionaries from
Saratoga, N. Y., will be here to con
duct tbe mission. There will be ser
vices every day at 5.00 a. m., 9.00 a. m.
and In afternoon and evening.... Instruc
tions will be given at each service.
This will Oe the third mission ever held
in the Catholio church at this place.
Will Observe Memorial Dy.
The Princess Helena Society, an
Italian organization of Reynoldsvllle,
Is arranging to observe Memorial Day,
Monday, May 31st. The members will
meet at their lodge room and march to
the Catholio church at 9.00 a. m., and
after mass will fail in line again and
march to tbe Catholic cemetery, where
speeches will be made. This society
has hired tbe Sykesvllle cornet band,
wbloh will head tbe procession from
hall to church and from the church
to cemetery.
Accepted Call.
Rev. Charles Rudy, of Lancaster,
Pa., who graduated in the Lutheran
seminary at Pbl'adelphla two weeks
ago. has accepted call to beoome
pastor of the Trinity Lutheran church
In Reynoldsvllle. ' June, 1909, will be
a month In Rev. Rudy's life history
that he will never forget. June 10th
he will be married, June 13th he will
be ordained as a minister and June 27th
be will preach bis first sermon in the
Trinity Lutheran church In Reynolds
vllle, his first charge as a regularly
ordained minister. 1
Extra Mail to Brookville.
Up until last Monday there were
only two malls from Reynoldsvllle to
Brookville each day, 8.08 a. m. and 1.28
p. m., but by persistent efforts of Post
master Burns Uncle Sam has given us
another mail ' to Brookville, which
leaves here on the 4.20 p. m. train.
Heretofore people receiving mail from
the county seat that required prompt
answer bad to wait until tbe next morn
ing to get a letter off for Brookville.
Under the new service a person can re
ceive a letter on the 12.52 p. m. train
and get an answer out at 4.20 p. m. of
same day. This is a closed pouch "from
Reynoldsvllle to Brookville, but it gives
tbe service all the Bame. This extra
mail pouch to Brookville was inaugur
ated Monday afternoon of this week.
'Separate Skirts.
Very newest weaves; well made in
latest styles 13.75 to 812.00. Gillespics.
A carload of basement goods received
this week. Blng-Stoke Co.
We sell you tbe flour that Is tbe
bread maker, both quality and quantity.
Robinson It MundorlT.
Don't fall to attend our Thursday
after supper sale. Blng-Stoke Co.
Bargains In each department Thurs
day 1 1- .dug at Blng-Stoke Co.
Death of Mrs. M.J Sprankle.
Mrs. Martha Jane Sprankln, widow
of William Sprankle, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs A. E. Douthlt,
in Wlnslow township, some time
Wednesday night. Mrs. Sprankle was
stricken wltn paralysis about one year
ago- and never enjoyed good health
after that. She bad been confined to
bed three weeks with valvular heart
trouble and some other ahictions of the
body and some member of the family
bad been Bitting up at night with her,
but Wednesday evening she said that
she was feeling better and that it was
not neccesary for anyone to stay up
that nlgbt. They all retired and In the
morning Mrs. Sprankle was found dead
in bed. having died during the night.
Her maiden name was Martha Jane
Saltsglver. She was born at Walston,
Jefferson county, Pa., April 23rd,
1845, ard was G4 years o'd last month.
She was united in marriage to William
Sprankle and unto tbem twelve chil
dren were born, four of whom preceded
tbe mother Into the Eternal Land.
The following sons and daughters sur
vive the parents: Mrs. Mary Dickey, of
Wlsbaw, Jacob Sprankle, of Big Run,
Mrs. Matllua Helmbeckle, of Brook
ville, Mrs. A. E. Douthlt, W. C. and
James Sprankle, of Wlnslow township,
Garfield Snrankle, of Reynoldsvllle,
and Albert Sprankle, of Wlshaw.
Deceased is also survived by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Saltsglver, who Is
85 years old, five sisters, three brothers,
forty-four grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. 1
Funeral services were held In the
Bollinger M. E. church Friday after
noon, conducted by Rev. H. G. Tea-
garden, Ph. D., and interment was
made in the cemetery at North church.
Went to Soldiers' Home.
Michael Cannon, who worked on the
section on tbe Low Grade Division with
Dennis O'Brien a few years, went to
Erie, Pa., yesterday to enter tbe Sail
ors' and Soldiers' Home at that place.
Mr, Cannon, who Is now 85 years old,
wag an old soldier, a member of Com
pany D, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment
U. S. Infantry. ' Dennis O'Brien accom
panied Mr. Cannon to Erie to see blm
comfortably located in the Borne.
Presented Large Silk Flag.
Monday evening the Woman's Relief
Corps presented tbe John C. Conser
Post with a large silk flag. Mrs. Min
erva Strauss made tbe presentation
speech, which was responded to by
Comrades J. W. r oust and J. E. Mo-
Pherson. After the presentation, &c,
the ladies served lunoh for tbe mem
bers Of tbe Post and Sons of Veterans.
Methodist Church.
sTbe services for next Sunday: 11.00
a. m., union Memorial service; theme,
Memorial Day." 7.30 p. m sermon
on a theme which will be interesting to
young and old.
Shoes.
Men's 13.50 shoeB 12 69; men's 14 00
shoeB $3 19. Patent leather, viol kid,
gun metal and box calf. Gillesples.
Bilt-Well oxfords 'or men tan. gun
metal and patents for S3 00. Adam's.
Come out Tbureday evening and see
the bargains we have to offer. Blng-
Stoke Co.
W. B. corsets always sold at 11.00,
now 69o. 11.50 grades at only . 11.19.
Gillesples.
Want Column.
Bateet On oant oar word for aaek and
svorvlnaertlon.
' For Rent or Sale One five-room
house; oily water and gas; on Broad
street, West Reynoldsvllle, Pa. Cbas.
Spencer.
Lost Gold cuff link. Finder please
leave at Star office.
For Sale Fresh cow. John H.
Deemer, R. F. D. 4, ReynoldBvllle.
For Sale Refrigerator and kitchen
cabinet. Inquire at STAR office.
Wanted An experienced lady clerk.
Inquire at The bTAR office.
For Sale Inlaid linoleum; amount
9 x 42 feet. Sold at a bargain. Reyn
oldsvllle Candy Works.
For Sale Tomato, cabbage, cauli
flower and celery plants, all transplant
ed. West Reynoldsvllle Greenhouse.
For Rent Six room house on Grant
street. Inquire at Star office.
FOR Rent Eight room house, First
avenue, West Reynoldsvllle. Inquire
of M. E. Weed, Keystone Hardware
store.
' For Sale Buggy horse; weight 960
pounds. Inquire at The Star office.
For Rent Seven room bouse with
bath, on Broadway, West Reynolds.
vllle; stable and two lots. $10 per
month. Address P. Koehler, Reyn
oldsvllle, Pa.
For Sale Good second-band baby
carriage; will beoold cheap. J. R. Hil-
lis&Co.
For Sale Meat market fixtures;
will be sold cheap. Inquire at Star
office.
For Rent One seven room house
including bath room on Grant street;
aln six room houe on Mable street
M. M. FUUor.
' 1 , '
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AJVD FRO.
Irving R. Klock was In Pittsburgh
last week. ,
C. J. Kerr, Esq., was In Clarion coun
ty this week.
Miss Frances Sayers,was in Brook
ville yesterday. '(
Miss Ella Murphy, of Emerlckvllle,
Is visiting in town.
Mrs. I. Horwttz was In Pittsburgh
on business last week.
J. O. Johns, wife and son, Paul, spent
Sunday in Brookville.
Mrs. Foster Whltmore, of Llndsey,
visited in town this week.
Calvin Dickey spent several'days of
tbe past week In Pittsburgh.
Miss Alice Reitz spent Sunday at
home of her parents at Ohl.
Dr. J. B. Neale was over In Clearfield
county last week trout fishing.
Mrs. H. W. Herpel is visiting her
son, Frank Herpel, In Bradford.
Thomas Degnan, of Ridgway, visited
his parents In this place last week.
Georpe Mellinger Is In Klttanning
this week doing some survey work.
Mrs. J. P. Eddy visited In St. Marys
and Brockport during the past week.
Miss Nelle I, Stephenson is visiting
In Oakmont and Pittsburgh this week.
M. G. Swartz and wife spent Sunday
with the letter's parents at Emerlck
vllle. Dr. B, E. Hoover and son, Burton,
visited the former's parents at Wlnslow
Sunday.
Mrs. James Armagost visited ber
uncle, Michael Thomas, at Laogvllle
last week.
John T. Tlerney, of Scranton, Pa.,'
is the guest of W'ljam Copping on
Jackson street.
K C. Schuckers ana son, Joseph,
spent Sunday with tbe former's parents
at 'Emerlckvllle.,
Mrs. V. R. Pratt, Mrs. C. Mitchell
and Miss Cora Mitchell visited In Du
Bols last Friday.
Mrs. Jaoob Booth, of Curwensvllle,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. H.
Bowser, In this place. '
Miss Sue Reynolds, who has been. .In
Pittsburgh some time, has returned to
her home In this place.
Miss Luclle Mitchell, of this place,
Is now attending the Mitchell Cutting
school in New York City.
Miss Jennie Dally, of Penfield, visited
her sister, Mrs. G. M. McDonald, In
this place tbe past week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wlldauer, of
DuBols, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Taafe and family. '
Mrs. C. Mitchell and granddaughter,
Cora Mitchell, left here yesterday to
visit in Kane and Warren, Pa.
Miss Eleanor Rogers, of DuBols,
spent a few days of tbe past week with
Mrs. M. J. Lord In this place.
Mrs. C. J. Kelm, of Watson town, is
visiting ber sister and cousin. Misses
Merta Boyle and Eleanor Reed.
Mrs. S. M. Barclay, of Butler, and
Mrs. John R. Elder, of DuBols, were
guests at home of John M. Stephenson
last Thursday.
Mrs. J. r. Guthrie went to Pitts
burgh Saturday and from there wll
go to Salem, Ohio, this week to see
a sister who is 111.
Mrs. W. P. Organ and son, William,
of Punxsutawney, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shobert,
on Jackson street.
Miss Jessie Barclay, trained nurse,
who was nursing in Brookville a coupie
of months, returned to ber home In
this place Saturday.
Mrs. H. Earl Swift, of Brookville, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Barclay, and Bister, Mrs. Jarvis D Wil
liams, In this place.
Walter Strouse and sister, Miss
Beulah Strouse, spent several days last
week visiting friends and relatives in
the Pifer settlement and In PunxoU
tawney.
Mrs. Amelia Murray, Mrs. Thomas
Reynolds, Jr., and W. D. Reynolds
were in Punxsutawney last Thursday
attending tbe funeral of Dr. Henry
Ernest.
E. C. Reed and wife and James Sau
cerman, of Clearfield, were guests at
tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. John Yene
wine in Reynoldsvllle a few days the
past week.
H. C. Fleming, of Driftwood, visited
his sister, Mrs. Robert Z. Parrish,
in this place Saturday afternoon and
spent Sunday with his parents at
at Emerlckvllle.
Miss Frances L. Herpel, who had
been visiting ber grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Herpel, for sometime,
returned to her home at Bradford, Pa.,
last week. She was accompanied by
her grandmother.
- Mrs. Tbos. M. Jewell and Mm. C.
N. Lewis attended the M. E. Mission
ary convention In Summerville last
week as delegates from the Roynolds
o'dsville Society. The next district
conv.uuou will be heid iu Clarion,
William Gibson has gone to Okla
homa City, Oklahoma. . He may locate "
in that section of the country;
Mrs. Adda Van Schoick, of Pitts-
burgh, will come to Reynoldsvllle to
morrow to visit her brother, E. D.
Seeley, and other elatives.
George Hartman, who moved to Pitts
burgh a oouple of months (go and was
In a hospital several weeks, Is In town
this week. He has tuberculosis of the
bladder. ' v
Mrs. J. S. Hall and daughter, Ruth,
of Plaismouth, Neb., are visiting the
former's mother, Mrs. C. S. Armagost,
and other relatives In Reynoldsvllle. '
This Is Mrs. Hall's first visit home In
sixteen years. She will remain here
about six weeks. '
W. D. Fuller attended the district
convention of the I. O. of R. M. In
Klttanning' last week as a delegate
from Mazomanla Tribe No. 341, of
Reynoldsvllle. Seven other members s
of Mazomanla Tribe attended the con
vention, among whom was M. V,
Fuller, Charles H. Young, Alex Wat
son.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Farroll, who
went to Philadelphia two weeks
ago to attend the State Con
vention of the Royal Arcanum, men
tion of which was mude In TriE STAR
at that time, went from Philadelphia
to Atlantic City. N. J., and to Elkins,
W. Va to visit their son. H. R.
Farrell. They returned ' home the .
latter part of last week.
New Schedule Sunday.
Next Sunday a new schedule goes
Into effect on the Low Grade Division
of the P. R. R. There are several
changps In thp time of passenger trains
at Reynoldsvllle. Only one train ar
rives any -earlier, hut three or foor.
trains arrive later on tbe new schedule. "
Following Is time of trains on the new
schedule:
Eastbound 6.35 a. m, 11.42 a. ml,
12 52 p. m., 6.22 p. -to. (14 minutes later
than old Schedule), 9.40 p. m.
Westbound 6 32 a. ra. (3 mioutes
earlier than on old schedule), 8.23 a.
m, (15 minutes later than on old sched
ule), 1.28 p. m., 4 38 p. m. (13 minutes
later than, old schedule), 8.03 p. m. (5
minutes later than old schedule.
Sunday trains arrive at same time
as on old schedule, excepting the early
morning westbound train arrives at
6.32 instead of 6.35 and tbo westbound
afternoon train arrives at 4.38 instead
of 4 20.
Union Memorial Services.
Next Sunday Is Memorial Sunday and
union services will he beld in the M. ,
E. church at 1100 a- m , Rev. John
F. Black, pastor of the church, wiH
preach the sermoo. Oo account of this
rvice there will he no preaching In
the Baptist and P.-esbvterian churches
Sunday morning, but the regular ser
vices will be held In those churches
In the evening.
Ladies' Waists.
All new spring styles. Prices cat
25 per cent. - '. Gillesples.
Take Notice.
Tbe Central Land and Mining Com
pany bae decided to place on tbe mav-
lr4 4 Mk.lA.ul I ft . .UnlHiM In JaWaw.
son county. As au ioducemedt to pur
chasers, a material reduction In price,
will be quoted fur.- a abort time from
wbaitbe land was formerly listed. The .
land will be sold la amounts and upoa ;.
terms to suit tbe convenience of pur
chasers. For further information call
on or address J. J. SuTTKR, '
Superintendent,
Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
Oxfords. .
LadiV 13 50 oxford-t in black, tan'' '
and ox blood at 2.f9. Gillesples.
belter kin. '
List of unclaimed tetters remaining
In post office at Reyooldsvillfl, Pa., for
week ending May 22. 1909.
D. P. Conrad. Westley Gillespie,
Joseph Snvder, John N. Smith, Sylves
ter Woomer.
Say advertised and give date of list,
when calling for abovq.
E. C. Burns, P. M,.
Elk Skm, .
Celebrated elkskfa shoes for men.
No wear out to tbem; always sold for'
S3.00. Now selling at $2 39. Gillesples.
Special sale in each department'
Thursday evening. Stng-Stnke Co.
Mi-o-na Is the greatest of uli stomach
tonic. Take It two weeks and you wilt
feci better, healthier, happier. Your
skin will be clearer, your eyes brighter.
Stoke & Feicht Dru,c Cj. guarantees it
to cure indigestion. 50c-nlt
See tbe ladies and genu uew neck
wear at Bing-Stoke Co.
All kinds of feed 'or young and old
chickens, the kind thai makes the hens
lay and tbe chicks grow. Robinson &
Mundorff.
Our sale goes on Tburaday evening.
Bing-Stoke Co.