Give a Camera
a Thought
Think of the many little
cote positions you an
snap the baby in think
of the many ways you
can snap the other chil
dren in then think of the
very small expense that
stands between you and
these pictures the ex
pense of a small camera
ONE DOLLAR or more.
We have them from that
i price up.
, We do developing and
" , printing of a high class
1 for all amateurs who
buy their supplies here.
V
Stoke & Feicht
Drug Co.,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNA.
fl little ot EverutWng.
School opens Monday, Sopl ember
5th, instead of September 6th, as
announced last week.
The Clarion and Brookville baseball
teams will put up their UBual steady
fame at Nolan Park Carnival.
Civil court is being held at Brookville
this week. There are a number of
Reynoldsville cases on the docket for
trial.
- County Superintendent Jones, of
Brookville, is in West Virginia this
week attending a series of educational
meetings.
Mrs. Addle Parcells, of Philadelphia,
will address a union meeting to be held
in the Baptist church Sunday evening
under the auspices of the W. C T. U.
The Winslow township school board
will meet at Frank's Tavern Saturday
afternoon, August 27th. This will be
the last regular meeting before the
opening of the township sohools
September 10th.
A number of the census enumerators
of Jefferson county are agitating a re
union and plcnio near Punxsutawney
August 30th. The enumerators had so
many queer experiences that a day to
gether "swapping' tales would be
rather enjoyable.
A number of Reynoldsville people
attended the Goodvllle "Buckwheat"
Plcnio last Thursday, An Immense
crowd was at tne place and all were
soaked by a heavy downpour of rain lu
the afternoon. There was no shelter on
the grounds.
A number of little lassies, headed by
Eleanor Drake, Althea Schughrou and
Marguerite Shannon will hold a moon
light corn roast this evening. The girls
are praying for a pleasant evening and
their mothers are praying that the
doctors will not be overworked to-mor
row.
The following Reynoldsvlllo people
attended the annual Hutcblns reunion
' yont Park Saturday last: Rob
nd family, Mrs. Anna Siple
nSr, MIsb Alma, Mrs. J. W.
Jper and family, Misses Erma and
taone Bliss. About fifty persons were
present and the gathering was voted a
uocess by all.
luocess by a
B. F. Siple, of Leeobburg, visited
Reynoldsville relatives last week.
V. C. Freas, former welgbmaster for
the coal company at Wlsbaw, ii now
located at Youngstown, Ohio, where
he has secured a good position.
I have entered politic with this
faith in the people, that if I do right by
them, the time will come when they
will do right by me. Elmer E. Beck
for Assembly. -
The Helping Hand Society of the M
E. church will hold a lawn fete at the
home ot Mrs. Mame Shaffer in West
Reynoldevllle. on Thursday evening.
Everybody invited.
You cannot afford to miss "Playing
the Ponies." ' Some of the sweetests
singing and catchiest dancing you have
ever seen will be given on the night of
the production.
Sorry that my illness caused me to
disappoint so many of my friends last
visit. Not fully recovered' but hope to
be able to visit in September. (Valch
for-dates. Gibson, Optican.
D. E. Stanford has rented his farm
near Pardus, on Pardus Hill, to James
E. Wllkeson. Mr. Stanford will move
to Reynoldsville and spend his re
malnlng years in well earned ease.
Dr. B. E. Hoover and sons, Burton
and Frederick, were at Juneau, Indl
una county, Sunday, visiting Aaron
Stiver, a brother-in-law of Doctor's,
Dr. Hoover and Burton returned Sun
day evening but Frederick will remain
at Juneau some time.
A. H. Fleming, who attended the
Grand Temple of the Knights of
Pythias at South Bothlchem as dole
gate from the local lodge, extended his
trip to Philadelphia after the session
of the order and while there witnessed
an American League ball contest be'
tween Philadelphia and the Chicago
nine.
S. C. Henry disposed of the greater
part of what remained of his stock of
groceries Saturday afternoon and even'
log at public auction. John Steer, of
Indiana county, was the auctioneer and
proved himself not only an artist in
selling goods but a fellow of infinte jest
and something of an acrobat on the side.
Rev. Parley P. Womer, who visited
in Reynoldsville several weeks, went
to Kane last week to "visit his pajents,
Mr. and Mrs D. Li. P. Womer. On the
25th Mr. Womer will go to Chautauqua,
where he will join his wife and tbey
will then return to their home in St,
Paul, Minn., where Rev. Womer is
pastor of the Park . Congregational
church, one of the largest and most
inflential churches in the city.
Dorothy May, infaut daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Everett Groyegj of Punxsu
tawneyr died at that place, Sunday,
August 21. The body was brought to
home of Mrs. Groves' father, Levi
Beebe, at Sandy Valley, and funeral
services were held Monday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Dr. A. J. Meek,
pastor of the Reynoldsville Baptist
church. Burial was made In the
cemetery at Sandy Valley. BQ3
Account of the big Harvest Home
Picnic and Carnival at Nolan Park
August 31 to September 3rd, Inclusive,
the P. S. & C. R. R. Company will run
additional trains Thursday, September
1st and Friday, September 2nd, be'
tween Summervllle and Nolan Park,
making connection at Summervllle
with all P. R. R. trains east and west.
For further information inquire of
agents or address D. Nolan, Superin
tendent, Clarion, Pa.
Ever? farmer or person interested In
farming should make it a special point
to be at Nolan Park Carnival on Thurs
day, September 1st, as the Association
has arranged with Prof. R. L. Watts
of the Horticulture Departmentof State
College to give an address at two
o'clock in the afternoon on the subject
of "Farming in Clarion county," and
It will be worth any man's time who
is Interested In farming to hear this
lecture.
1?
Silk Mill Is Still Here
til August 31st we have
ands and offer
nation bookcase, was $12.00. now $ .UU
yo'mMiation bookcase, was $15.00, now. 10.00
combiflation bookcase, was $18.00, now 13.50
j..t,i c: 1.1 r.rt 1 tK
oiACALciiaivuuiuiu Lauica, u mill it, w ao uun v
One drop end couch was $18.00, now 12.00
One sewing table, (mission) was $8.00, now 5.00
One kitchen cabinet, was $18.00, now 14.00
Three hundred yards best all-wool carpet, was 75c, now 55c
Two hundred yards best 1-4 wool carpet, was 45c, now 33c ,
These articles are alljnew and good. "
G. R. HALL
' It is notioeable that more people are
traveling at present and more business
is being done in Reynoldsville than
for tome time past.
Miss Margaret Adam, sister of
Thomaa F. Adam, of Reynoldsville,
and a former resident of town, was
married in June of the present year to
a gentleman at Denver, Colorado, and
will reside there in the future.
S. C. Hepler, editor ot the New
Bethlehem Leader and a former prin
cipal of the Reynoldsville pubilo
schools, spent Monday night in town.
As a newspaper editor Mr. Hepler has
been conspicuously successful aid is
putting out one of the cleanest and
brightest papers la Clarion county.
Probable Tripe Murder.
In a foreign row at Knoxdale
Sunday nightjohn Bolner killed
one man and fatally Wounded
his wife and another man.
N. A. Headley Union Sunday School.
The N. A. Headluy Union Sunday
school, which U being held in the old
Baptist church of Prescottville, is
prospering and the attendance Is In
creasing. Sunday, August 28th, at
2.30 o'clock there will be a special
program rendered, as follows:
Special son? service,
Bible reading by the Sunday school.
Violin solo by the superintendent.
Song, "Jesus Paid the Fare."
Speeches by dilTerfnt speakeis.
"They Crucllled Uim." sung by John
Reddeolllf, of the M. Et choir.
Everybody welcome and all is free.
A good time for all is promised by
Superintendent Charles Hoffman.
Picnicked at A. L. Best's.
Wednesday, August lTtli, twenty-five of
tho lady friends of Mrs. A. L. Best, drove to
her home at Briar HIM. with well filled
baskets and spent the day with her. All re
port a pleasant time. The scales will cer
tainly not want them to come again for they
had the biggest Job of the day. Each lady
had to be weighed and they tipped the beem
from 08 to 215 pounds. Following are the
ladles who composed the party: Mrs, John
Anderson, Mrs. Klchard Miller, Mrs. Anna
Bowlby, Mrs. Henry A. Bwab. Mrs. Philip
Koehler, Mrs. John Crawley, Mrs. Martin
Phalen, Mrs. Margaret Baxter, Mrs. Mary
Barry, Mrs. Ed. Barry, Mrs. Willis Harry,
Mrs. Albert Leech, Mrs. Harvey L. Hoke,
Mrs. Roy Newberry, Mrs. D. L. Swartz, Mrs.
Arthur O'Donnell, Jr., Mrs. E. A. Moyer, Iva
Newcome, Margaret Scott, Miss Burns, Mrs.
Cooper, Mrs, Norman Anderson, Mrs. Dennis
O'Brien, Mrs. N. W. Drake.
Buy Tliem Hire.
School shoes., Bet - f..r less
money. Try us. ,3. h. K ., u. imrt
ment store, Punxsuta !. , Pa.
First showing of fall (..'inf.
Stoke Co. -
Biun-
One-Half Off on Wash Suits.
13.25 for all 10.50 suits.
13.00 for all 16.00 suits.
92.50 for all 15.00 suite.
(2.25 for all 14.50 suits.
$1.88 for all t.3.50 suits.- '
11.60 for all (3.00 suits.
(1.13 for an (2.26 suits.
Bing-Stoke Co.iC
Wanted 100 school boys to be fitted
with a "Widow Jones" suit for fall and
winter, d Bing-Stoke Company.
LadieB "Dorothy Dodd" and "J. & K."
dress shoes for fall now in. Blng Stoke
Company.
Tho RhnrnlRss Tuhular Sonaratnr Is
sold On easv !Davment8.t See the Hevn
oldsville Hardware Company.
Clotbcraft overcoats for early fall
wear at Bing-Stoke Co.'s.
We are now showing our fall line of
Clotbcraft suits. Bing-Stoke Co.
Want Column;
Ra.tAB! Dna rnt np wnrA tcir tnd
m wry i usnriiiuu.
Wanted At Frank's Tavern Thurs'
day noon, 100 quarts of blackberries.
House for Rent In West Reyn
oldsville. Inquire of G. G, Williams.
FOR SAtE Property on Jackson
street. Mrs. Eatherine Smeltzer.
For Sale Two colts Inquire of A.
E, Douthlt, R. D. No. 4, Reynoldsville.
For Sale A very desirable home;
also two store rooms. Inquire of Mrs.
R.L.Taafe.
Wanted 50 miners at Penfield,
Apply Penfleld Colliery Co., Penfield,
Pa.
For Sale Two houses in best resi
dential section. Dr. B. E. Hoover.
For Sale or Rent, r wlH trade for
town property, the Geo. .Tapper place
near Prescottville. Inquire of Thos.
F. Adam.
J M, SMITH, MUS. B.
Reynoldsville, Pa.
Teacher of . Voice, IPlano, Harmony,
Muslo History, Counterpoint, Canon
and Fugue, Choir leader and chorus
director, ...
JUGHES & FLEMING.
funeral directors.
MainStVeet.. Reynoldsville, Pa.
For Sale
AT .
S. C. Henry's
Grocery Store ,
1 Bread Case
1 Toledo Computing Scale
1 Cash Register
2 Gas Stoves
1 Desk
ISafe
1, Desk Chair
1 Wagon
1 Hack
I Horse
One Fairbanks Computing
Scale, 600 lbs. capacity '
CERTIFICATE
Bdiiooi; Slate
Just received a car
loadthe best in the
'market for the price.
H. A. SWAB
Reynoldsville, Penn'a.
50,000 People Lost
a Little Time
By attending the grand
Harvest Home
Picnic and Carnival
AT NOLAN PARK
On P., S. & C. R. R.
Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 1910
The Association this year, is featuring as the free
acts, the king , of all wire performers, Sterck, also
the laughable act entitled, "A Laughing House," as
produced by the Monte Myra Troupe composed of
5 people. . "
J" The midway will be occupied by first-class attrac- ,
tions, including animal, vaudeville, plantation and
other shows, also Shadman's circus with twenty
performing dogs.
BaseDail Games, panting, Music
Trominent speakers will lecture on the grounds each day.
Excursion rates and trains'on the P. R. R. and P. S. & C.
Admission to park free to all persons holding railroad
tickets; others JO cents.-
Everybody will meet their friends at Nolan Park
ROYAL ARCANUM,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
' Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day in I. O. O. F. hall.
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COMING!
At Adelphi Theater
Thursday, Sept. 1st
' ' - THE MUSICAL COMEDY
Playing the Ponies
BY AARON HUFFMAN
REAL ESTATE
. Rent or Sell
E. Neff, Justice of the Peace
Reynolds vh,le, Pa.
Under Auspices of the Business Men's
Association ,
Last Season's New York Success.
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