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Come and See
Oun Beautiful
Christmas
Display
Pull of new Ideas, coming surprises,
happy hits, novel and desirable features.
You cannot find a better place to pet
just the right thing for everyone.
Our new stock is full of attractions to
buyers who appreciate superior and
really desirable holiday gifts of the lat
est design and best quajlty.
We offer a splendid line of high
grade goods at fairest prices, well
adapted to the wants and requirements
of our patrons', stocked with most ap
propriate gifts, inexpensive remem
brances and valuable presents.
If you want the good quality, the
right article and the reasonable price,
inspect our line.
Stoke & Feicht
Drug Co.,
REYNOLDSVILLE, "PENNA.
A Little ol EvemtlilnQ.
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Mrs, Fred Barto has typhoid-pneumonia.
The parochial school has closed for
the holiday vacation.
Teachers' institute is being held in
Brookville this week.
Zero weather Sunday night. Two or
three degrees below zero.
Eight inch ice is being stored in some
of the ice houses this week.
Rey. John F. Black preached in the
M. E. church at.Rathmel last evening.
There are one hundred and eighty-six
voters In West ReynoldBvllle borough.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Dempsey, of Dents Run, Pa., Deo.
18, 1909.
Rev. Robert Reed will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Copy for display advertisements lor
The Star next week should be In the
office Monday noon.
. At the monthly meeting of the Reyn
oldsvllle Building and Loan Association
Monday evening $1,600 was Bold. .
' The time to advertise Is when you
want business. The time to quit is
when you are ready to etepl aside
and give the other fellow a chanoe.1"-
The Commercial Union.
We erred last week in stating that
N. A. Eeadley, deceased, was a member
of the Knights of Pythias Lodge. He
was a member of the Masonio, I, O. O.
F. and Protected Home Cirole
We have been requested by the W.
C. T. U. to state that at a meeting last
Thursday afternoon it was decided to
publish, in pamphlet form, the names
of all persons- who sign liquor licence
applications. ,
Rev. ' Frank Boner, who was pastor
of the Presbyterian churches at Sugar
Hill, Hazen and Rlehardsvllle, has ac
cepted a call to a church In Erie
county, Pa., and has moved to his new
field of labor.
Bids have been received for the new
M. E. church at Brookville from nine
different contractors and the price
varies from ,$53,462.00 to $75,000, and
that does not include the window glass,
seating, chandeliers and other lighting
fixtures.
. Norman Matson, ol Brookville,
autoed up from Brookville in his fine
big car yesterday, and was accompanied
by F. P. Beet, seoretary of Winslow
township school board,' and othen on
rldee over the paved roads around
Reynoldsville.
' On account of an epidemic of tonsi
litls and measles at the Indiana State
Normal sohool the holiday vacation at
the school began Monday. The vaca
tion was oot to begiu until to-morrow,
is reported that out of 560 students
tout 300 have been or are now suffer
Jg from toasilltls or measles.
Rev. J. H. Jelbart and family are this
week moving Into the fine new parson
age whloh the Methodist congregation
has erected this year. . The house is
completed and presents an elegant
appearanoe. Mr. and Mrs. Jelbart are
to be congratulated on their new place
residence. Brockwayville Record,
First Methodist Church.
. Program for services at the Meth
odist church, Sunday, Dec. 20: ,
Morning nervlre 11.00 o'clock.
Organ prelude.
Hymn
Amities' Creed.
Prayer. "-
Anthem.
Hesponslve reading.
Gloria Pai rt.
Morning lesson.
Oman offertory.
Aniht-ni.
Hymn.
Sermon "Our Christmas Gilt,
llvnin.
Benediction.
Organ pusilude.
Evening service 7.80 o'clock.
Orgn prelude.
Anthem.
Hyii.n.
Prayer.
Quartet..
Responsive reading.
Polo.
Evening lesson.
Anthem.
Announcements. " '
Quartet.
OITiTlng.
Solo.
rlimn.
Quartet.
Sermon "The Saviour's Birth and the
Angel's Sermon."
Solo.
A in hem.
llvnin
Benediction.
Organ postlude.
Daughters of Rebekah.
The Daughters of Rebekah elected
the following officers: N. G., Mrs.
Jennie Barclay; V. G., Miss Lizzie
Northey; R. S., to N. G., Mrs. Bessie
Gib9on; L. S. to N. G., Mrs. Annie
Winslow; R. S. to V. G.', Mrs. Lizzie
Smith; L. S. to V. G., Mrs. Alice Mc
Donnell; Secretary, Mrs. Edith Schuck
ers; Treasurer. Mrs. Kate Heffner;
Warden, Miss May Donhlser; Con
ductor, Mrs. Lovie Austin; Chaplain,
Mrs. Julia Jewell; R. A. S., Mrs. Car
rie Herpel; L A. S., Mrs. Ella Evans;
I. G., Mrs. Edith Hoovsr; O. G., S. G.
Austin.
Will Issue Employment Certificates.
Prof. W. M. Rife, superintendent of
the public schools in this borough, who
is authorized to issue employment cer
tificates to minors between fourteen
and sixteen years of age, will bo at
his office in the public school building
on Monday. December 2", 1909, from
9.00 a. m. until 12.00 noon, This is the
only day he will be at the school build
ing to Issue these certificates.
Sunday School Treats.
The Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian
and Lutheran Sunday schools will give
Christum entertainments and treats
in their respective churches on Friday
evening of this week. -
Injured by Fall of Rock.
William Bauers, of this place was
badly, but not fatally, injured in a
mine at Fuller last Friday by a fall
of rock. Mr. Bauers bad a close call.
C Bent Kelley, of Indiana Co., was a
visitor at home of David Wheeler the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. O'Dell adopted
a little girl yesterday that is two years
and six months old.
Mrs. Charles F. Hirst and son, Men
del, of Indiana, are visiting the form
er's parents. Mr, Hirst will spend
Christmas here.
W. E. Stormer's delivery horse took
a run down Main street yesterday fore
noon without a driver. In making the
turn at corner of Main and Fourth
streets the wagon slipped around on
icy street against curb and knocked the
wheel out of commission. Horse was
stopped at B., R, & P. freight station.
Arthur Tyson, who has been assistant
secretary in the R. R. Y. M. C. A. In
DuBois nine months, goes to Cleveland,
Ohio, to-morrow to accept the same
position in the R. R. Y. M. C. A. in
that oity. This is a promotion for Ar
thur. He came down from DuBois yes
terday to say good bye to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tyson, before going
to Cleveland.
Nineteen men, members of the
Presbyterian church, who do not use
tobacco in any way, have formed an
association, for the purpose of buying
flowers for the ornamentation of the
church. It is the plan of the organi
zation tq appropriate the same money
that would be used In purchasing
tobacco and appropriate it to the above
mentioned use. After the evening ser
vice the flowers will be sent to the
homes of the sick. New Bethlehem
Leader.
It is quite-Impossible to realize just
what progress" means unless one knows
from experience and observation the
fruits which it produces. It means ev
erything to a man, a business and a
community. The selection of school
directors and oouccilmen for a town la
of vast and personal Importance to ev
ery citizen. It Is plain enough that we
can have broadmlnded men for the pub
lio autles if the citizens will let It be
known that only men of that calibre
will be considered. DuBois Express.
Mn. A. W. Adam, accompanied by
ber daughter, Margarev and son, John,
left Tuesday, for Denvr ', where the
family expeot to make their future
home. This family has been closely
associated with the Interests of Brock
wayville during their residence here
for the past ten years, and have made
many friends who deeply ' regretted
their departure. The best wishes of
the entire community go with them
to their new , home. Brockwayville
Record. Mrs.. Adam is the mother of
our townsman, Thoe. F. Adam.
Right Leu Hr.ikcn.
James Dt'tnan, one of mir well knuwn
i hizoiiM. fell last Wcrim-riluv and brke
liU right leg, nmir ankle. S"Veml
ears ko Mr. Dgnan ha,i tnmii leg
broken at mini' pim-e. " '
Electrical Christmas Tree.
Frank A. MuCoiiiihII, proprietor of
Frank's Tavern, is arranging tor a beau
tiful electrical Christmas tree that can
be seen at the Tavern by passersby on
Friday and Saturuay evenings of this
week. -
Scotch Entertainment.
A Scotch entertainment was given in
Assembly hall last Friday evening by
i he high school senior claws. The pro
ceeds ol thlM entertainment Is to be
used to buy a piece of statuary bust of
Bobble Burns, Scotch poet to be given
lo the school by the clans of 1910.
Masonic Lodge Officers.
John M. U. iid Lodge No. 536, F. & A.
M., of Reynoldsville, e.ected following
i Ulcere. Master, Harry L. McEntlre;
Si i. ior Wmhii n, M. E Win d; Junior
Warden, Fn-d J. Hutlei; Secretary,
William Copping; Treasurer, Henry C.
D.'lbli-; Trustees, J M. Ca'bers, C. A.
Herpel, J S. Hiim'norid.
Dropsy Cause of Death
George W. VVaruicK, of this place,
and John Warnick, of Sandy Valley,
were cul li d to New Bethlehem yester
day to attend ttui. funeral of a sister,
Mrs. Martha McElhoes, who died Sun
day afternoon, December 19, 1909, in
her 74th year- Dropsy was cause of
her death. Funeral at New Bethlehem
yesterday.
' Watch Night Meeting.
The Men's Bible Class of the M. E.
Sunday school is arranging for a watch
night meeting in the church on Friday
night of next week. Program will be
published in The Stab next week.
There will be two or three addresses,
special music, light luncheon, closing
with an hour of devotional services.
All members and friends cf the church
will be invited to attend.
Have not Given Up.
Convention of the Jefferson County
School Directors' Association is being
held in Brookville two days this week
Wednesday and Thursday. We have
not given up the Idea of having the
teachers' institute held in Reynolds
ville. With our new modern opera
house, which will be second to none in
this section of the state, we could take
care of the Institute nicely. This year
the institute Is being held in the skat
ing rink at Brookville.
Found Small Bone Broken.
George Hughes, who has been housed
up several months with a lame knee,
went to the Mercy Hospital In Pitts
burgh yesterday to have his knee ex
amined again under X-ray. A couple of
weeks ago Mr. Hughes was at the
Mercy Hospital and under the X-ray
it was discovered that a small bone,
just below the knee cap, had been
broken. Tee knee was treated at that
time and Is getting better, hut the
doctor wanted to look at It again in
two weeks, and hence the trip to Pitts
burgh this week.
Be Careful.
Fire underwriters are warning people
against flimsy Christmas decorations,
cotton and small candles on Christmas
trees, and It will be well for persons
carrying insurance to be on their guard
against their use.. Nearly all Insurance
po tcles carry policies that nullify con
tracts providing risks are run that may
endanger property, without permission
of the insurance people. To avoid
trouble the use of the very inflammable
stuff generally utilized for decorations
should be avoided. Not a year passes
that fires starting from Christmas trees
are not mentioned. ,
Neuralgia of Heart Caused Death.
Ren Sylvis, of . New Bethlehem,
brother of Mrs. Charles B. Eisenhuth,
of this place, died suddenly at his home
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 19, 1909, from
neuralgia of the heart. Mr. Sylvis,
who was a strong, robust man, with
bright hopes and prospects for long
life, was only sick one hour. His death
was a great shock to his relatives and
friends. It was like a clap of thunder
from a clear sky at noontide. Mr. Syl
vis was 36 years old. He leaves a wife
and two children. Funeral at New
Bethlehem to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Elsen
huth went to New Bethlehem to attend
the funeral.
For men's, women's and children's
holiday presents, see Horwltz'e store
display. Opera house building.
We have a large assortment lo candy
for the holiday trade, ranging in price
from 8 to 80 cents. Velvet Ice Cream
Candy Ov
Big bargains in boys' and children's
clothing at The Peoples Bargain store.
Holiday shirts for men and boys at
Milllreos.
Adam's is headquarters for all kinds
of Christmas slippers.
See the Xmas hats and caps at Mill!
rem,
Our candies are made in as clean a
kitchen as yours. Velvet Ice Cream &
Candy Co.
Students on Vacation.
Tim following studentu ar now at
hoiee or coming b'litie'from oolleges,
umv ii'ien and normal sohooia fur the
holiday vacation:' Graydon Uohln'on,
Washington and JeftVrson;-, Washington,
Pa., H. rt A. HotTinHii, Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa., Miss Maude Pratt,
Fred Herpel, Leonard Harris, Will
Hill, Allegheny College, Meadvllle,
Pa., Fred E. McEntlre, State College,
Slate College, Pa., Misses Lena Herpel
and Berna Hoover, State Normal, In
diana, A. C. Shannon, medical college,
Baltimore, Md., J.' Ed. Brewer, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania,- Philadelphia,
S. Wallace Mltcnell, Crozler Theolog
ical Seminary. Chester, Pa., Edward
Weln, St Vincent College, Lttrnhe,
Pa., Daniel Fltzpatrick, St. Bonaven-
ture College, Allegany, N. Y., Misses
Elvira Johnston, Elnor Stiles, Kittle
Mowery, Belena Guthrie, May Sterley,
Adla Earley, Stale NormaL. Clarlrfl,
Will P. Nolan. University of Pitshurgh,
Pittsburgh, MIsb Luollla O'Hare, St.
Benedict Academy, St Marys, Miss
Margaret Phalen, 8t. Xavler's Acad
emy. B-tttty, Pn
Noticeable Difference.
The Hrri. morning ol criminal court
at the county sea.t the gentlemen's
waiting room at the P. R. R. station at
this piac is fl led with men and there
Is also a thick cloud of tobacco smoke In
the mom, and on Monday morning of
this week the waltli g room was filled
with men mustly school teachers and
there was only one man in the crowd
that was smoking, and he was not a
school teacher. Noticeable difference
in the atmosphere of the court crowd
ard the teachers' Institute crowd.
There are a few school teachers that
smoke, but they are In the minority. A
school teacher should not only have the
ability to give his pupils instruction,
but should also set them a good exam
ple, and the teacher who smokes Is not
setting a good example.
Daughters of St. George.
The Daughters of St. George elected
the following officers: W. Past Presi
dent, Mrs. Annie Justham; W. Pres.,
Mrs. Mary J. Bolt; W. V. P., Mrs
Emma Bashor; Chaplain, Mrs. Frances
Reed: Treasurer, Mrs. Maggie Trud
gen; Financial Secretary, Mrs Joniiie
Barclay; Recording Secretary, Miss
Grace Hocking; First Con., Mrs. F(lla
Johns: Second Con., Mrs. Martha
Miller: Outside Guard, (-Mrs. Mary A.
Gricks; Inside Guard, Mrs. Emma
IJorthey.
Reynoldsville Boys Defeated.
One sided game of basket ball was
played in Brookville yesterday after
noon by the High School team at that
place and Reynoldsville High School
team. The 'score was only 79 to 7.
The Brookville boys were going some.
o?3 Re-elected by Large;Majortty.
It is claimed that Thomas L. Lewis,
President of the United Mine Workers
of America, has been re-elected by a
majority of from 40,00050,000,
Baptist Church.
"Greatest Friend of Man" will be the
subject of Dr. A. J. Meek's sermon in
the Baptist church next Sunday even
ing. Merry Christmas.
We wish all our readers and friends a
Merry Christmas. May this be a de
Ughtful Yuletlde for one and all.
ChtiBlmas Booklets.
If you want, a small gift for your
Sunday school class you should see our
line of Christmas booklets, Come now
before the Christmas rush and let us
have your order.
Columbus 3tudio.
The Silk Mill Will Start.
And prosperity will come, but Hall's
Btore is now putting out Christmas
goods rapidly. Do not wait until the
pretty things are gone,' for they are
being laid away for Christmas. Come
in and see.
Smoking jackets for Xmas iit Milll
reos. A large selection of men's slippers.
Nothing nicer for a gift. Price, 50o
to $2 50.
Bath robes for Xmas at Milllreos.
Ladies' ' fancy handkerohiefs for
Christmas at A. Katzen's.
Coat sweaters for Xmas at Mllllrens
Felt slippers for women and children,
prloe 50o to $1.50. Nice Xmas presents
at Adam's Boot Shop.
Silk suspenders for Xmas at Mill!
reus.
Try our home made chocolates. They
are fine. Velvet Ice Cream & Candy
Company.
Silk mufflers for Xmas at Mllllrens,
Cumfy slippers for women, price
$1.60. Adam's Boot Shop.
Waterhouse crevats for - Xmas at
Mllllrens. -
For prue, fresh cream home made
candies try the Velvet Ice Cream &
Candy Co. ;
Pajamas for Xmas at Mllllrens.
Large assortment of ladles, gents and
children's silk handkerchiefs and muf
flers at A. Katzen's. . . . .
Suitcases for Xmas at Mllllrens.
The Place to Buy Uhtiklmau r'n aenis.
What is nicer for that Ci rlstmus
present to father, eon, uncle or friend,
than a nice gift of a box of cigars? Our
Christmas IIlb is complete. C igarsbf
quality. We will quote a few ices on
the following: "line" home made ci
gar 25 in a box, $1.00. This Is a high
class 5c cigar; 60 in a box, $1 75. A
very appropriate gift. Compliments of
the season, 25 in a box, $100; very fine
flavors and will be appreciated e a gift,
Merry Christmas and Happ New
Year, 12 cigars In a box, 60o. For those
who enjoy a cigar occasionally "Reo,"
another home made cigar, 60 lu a box,
$1.75. To those who enjoy a cool, sweet
smoke our pipe display Is complete.
Just arrived, pipes from $7.00 down to
lo each. Our meerschaum assortment
constitutes many original designs never
before shown. Cigar and emarette
holders 50c to $2 00. Makes it nobby
and useful gift. Briar ptpis gold
mounted and plain, in handsome cases.
Special atten'ion given to lari.. shop
pers. Public Is Invited to inspict our
stock at any time. No trouble to show
goods. ' BorxiERS Cigar Co . - -
Manufacturers of Cigars ol Merit.
AT THE FAMILY THEATRE.
Special Attraction Friday and Saturday
U Christmas Matinee.
The popular entertainer. Prof Mau-
roy, . Comeuy Conjuror anS Ventrilo
quist, Is cotnlbg to the Family Theatre,
Reynoldsville, Pa., Friday and Satur
day, December 24 and 25, 1909, and will
also appear In a Christmas matinee,
presenting feature acts of mytery and
mirth. Entertainment and enjoyment
for young and old with nothing tooffend
the most fastidious. Attend and take
your worst grouch along and have it
cured. Fine moving pictures. Admis-
To the Public.
I came back here thirteen years ago
and ran the Tavern at $1.00 per day un
til food studs forced me to advance to
$1.60 per day, Now with eggs at ,10c
per dozen, butter 35o per pound, meats
and everything else advancingin pro
portion, I will have to advance B'.'aiu.
On and after January 1st, 1910, our
rates will be $2 00 per day.
Frank"8 Tavern, .
Frank A. MuConneil, Prop.
P. S. Watch for Christmas tree at
Frank's Tavern.
Louisa Catherine Yohe Dead.
Louisa Catherine Yohe was born Feb
ruary 23, 1854, and died at her borne at
Soldier, Pa., December 15, 1909, aged
55 years, 9 months and 20 days. Funer
al was held at home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Pugh, at Soldier Friday fore
noon, conducted by Rev. John F. Black,
of Reynoldsville. Interment was made
at the Twin Church cemetery.
Deceased is survived by her mother,
one son and two daughters, James E.
Yohe, Mrs. Beatrice Pugh and Mhs
Emma Yohe.
, Trouble Makers Ousted.
When a sufferer from stomach
trouble takes Dr.. King's New Life
Pills he's mighty glad to see his
dyspepsia and Indigestion fly, but more
he's tickled over hU new, fine appe
tite, strong nerveB and healthy vigor, all
because stomach, liver and kidneys now
work right. 25o at H. L. MoEntlre's.
Come Laugh With Me.
Plenty of fun and lots of puzzling
propositions. Premiums to the wise
ones who know the hanky-pankylsm
of It all. At the Family Theatre Fri
day and Saturday, Dec. 24 and 25.
Doors open at 7.00. Show begins
prompty at eight o'clock. Admission
!0 cents.
Letter List,
List of unclaimed letters romalning
In postoffioe atReynoIdsvlllo, Pa., for
week ending Deo. 18, 1909r
Mrs. Margaret C. Carke. ,
Say advertised and give date of list
ben calling for above.
, E C. Burns, P' M.
Get Packages in Early.
Persons wanting to Bend packages by
Adams Express Thursday and Friday
of this week should get their packages
to the express office early, before 10 00
a. m., to insure going out that day,
Jos. Shaffer, Agent.
Christmas Trees.
Persons wanting Christmas trees can
get them by leaving order with Carl
Murray or Bert MoConnell.
Boys' overcoats for Xmas at Milllreos
Fur lined glovs for Xmas at Mllllrens
Before buying elsewhere, see Hor
wltz's holiday display. Opera house
building.
Kid and jersey gloves for Xmas at
Mllllrens.
Rain coats for Xmas at Mllllrens.
"Sealship Oyster Dishes" is the
name of our book whloh tells how to
prepare "Sealshlpt" oysters in many
different ways.' Call and get a free
copy. Frank A. McConnell.
- Fancy shoes and slippers for the
babies, 50o to 7o at Adam's. '
Boys' eoit sweaters for.' Xmss at
Mllllrens. ' '
Pi.liSONAL PARAQRl'tlA.
Qllmpses of the People who a re Pass
ing To and Fro.
Miss Cora A. Mitchell is vl-iting in
Warren.
Mrs. Jessie Lowther is visiting in
f unxnutuwnev. -
David Sowers was at Hoatbville the
first of this week.
Miss Alma Siple visited ' in New
Bethlehem last week. '
Mrs. J. R. Alilliren and daughters
spent Sunday in DuBois.
Hon. Robert"B;. Longwell, of Brock
wayville, was in town Monday.
Mrs. William Anderson, of Adrian
Furnace, was In town yesterday, ,
Duncan M. Dunsmore, Jr.. of New
York City, Is home for holidays.
Miss Julia Repsber returned Monday
from a three weeks' visit In Kane.
Mrs. J. M. Marsh, of New Bethle
hem! was u visitor In town Sui unlay.
James Armagost and wife were in
Oil City the latter part of last week. i
Mrs, Thomas M. Jewell vlpited Mrs.
Imogen Reynolds In Warren the past
week.
B. S Ion, of Day, Pa., vMted his
sister, Mrs. O. H. Johnston, the first of
this week.
Mrs. I. M. Stewart and children, of
Buffalo, N. Y., were visitors In town
the past week.
Miss Caroline Robinson, who was in
Pittsburgh several weeks, returned
home last week.
Miss Naomi Mitchell, who was In
Philadelphia several months, Is vtbitlnfi
at ber borne in this place. .'
Miss Rose Mitchell, music teacher,
went to her home in Clearfield county
yesterday to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Stewart Crotzer, of Johnstown,
Pa., Is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. Booth, on Main street.
W. A. Kline, (of New Kensington,
visited his old friend, George McDon
ald, in Reynold9villelast week.
Mrs. S. R. Mullery went to Bear
Lake, Pa , the first of this week to
spend Christmas with home folk.
Mariana Cancolliere, editor of La
Trinacriu, an Italian newspaper In
Pittsburgh, was In town last week.
Miss Jane Cottle, of Brookville, Is
assisting in the Adams Express Co.
office at this place during the holiday
rush.
Mrs. Rebeckah Dinner, of New Msys
vllle, came to Reynoldsville Saturday
to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. D. H. Young.
Mrs. Mary Sandford and daughter,
Mies Ella Sandford, of Philipsburg,
were visitors at home of Mr. and Mrs,
J. C. Barto over Sunday.
William and Miss Hannah Barker, of
Sagamore, and Robert Barker, of Van
dergrlft, were visitors at home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Dunlap last week.
V. L. Moore and wife, of Hormtown,
and W. M. Wetzel, of Emerlckville,
are at Slate College, Pa., this week
attending the farmer's institute at
State College.
Mrs. Edwin Gozzard and children,
of Pittsburgh, are visiting the former's
sisters, Mrs. J. W. Gillespie and
Mrs. H. Alex Stoke. Mr. Gozzard will
oome up to spend Christmas.
William Craig, who bad . been at
Prospect, Va., some time, visited at
the homes of W. C. Schultze and Mrs.
Margaret Brennan, the past week. He
goes from here to bis home at Moslnee,
Wis.
Now
Now Is tho time to engage a room for
the winter term at the Clarion State
Normal school'. Tho winter term opens
Tuesday, January 4th. New dormitory,
free tuition, fine equipment, strong
faculty. Write for catalog and full
information. J. Georgb Becht,
Principal.
Card of Thanks.
We are very thankful to our friends
and neighbors for their kindness after
the death of our husband and father,
S. T. Reynolds.
Mrs. R. J. Reynolds and Family..
Stoke & Feleht Drug Co. guarantee
Hyomel to cure catarrh, sore" throat,
coughs and colds or money back. Jist
breathe it. Outfit including Inhaler
$1.00.
"I expected to die from indigestion
I doctored and used remedies, until
using Ml-o-na I was cured." Miss Mlna
Henderson, .Benton Harbor, Mich.,
1909. Stoke & Feicht Drug Co.
mm nlaol Ml.n.llft T .irfTfl twiv KAn
Relieves stomach distress in 6 mloutes.-
Fanoy outing night robes for Xmas at
Mllllrens.
Want Column.
Bate: One cans per word for each eaft
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For Rent or Sale The Geo. Tapper
place near Prescottville.. Inquire of
Thos. F. Adam.
Lost Gold locket and chain with
initial "F" on locket. Finder please
leave at postoffice.
For Sale Two seated sleigh and
surry. Inquire of Emil Persyn.
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