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The First National Dank
OF REYNOLD8VILLI.
Capital and Surplus $175,000.00
Actual Resources over $650,000.00
Job H. Kaochkb, Pre,
John H. Kaucher
Henry O. Uelble
OFFIOF.RB
J. 0. Kino, Vlee-Pres.
DIRKOTOKft
J.O. King Daniel Nolan
J. 8. Hammond
K. 0. BoHDOKim, Oathln
John H.Oorbett
K. H.Wtlion
Every Accommodation Consistent with Careful Banking
The Bank That Docs Things
It requires time and energy and ripe experience to
make a bank. We claim all the essentials of an Efficient
Bank and offer in addition Absolute Safety.
interest paid on Savings Accounts, having liberal
withdrawal privileges.
Foreign Exchange issued on all parte of the world.
Capital and Surplus $130,000.00;
Resources $650,000.00
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
(Oldest Dank In the Count;)
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Open Saturday Evenings.
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stock certificates; mortgages, bonds, wills,
or other valuable papers, which might be
stolen or destroyed by fire?
Would it not be wise for you to rent one
of these boxes where your papers would be
absolutely safe and absolutely private?
You alone have the key. Only $2.00 per
year.
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.TRUNKS OF TREES.
The following communication was sent
to Prof. II. A. Surface, State Zoolotflst,
Harrlaburif, Pa., from Fleetwood, Pa.:
"In the beginning of June, lust, I white
washed the trunks of my peaMi trees, with
good results. Is it advisable to repent It
tills full? When would you start pruning?
I would like to have tlio Bulletins as they
are issued. How would you dilute home
boiled limp-sulfur solution for spraying the
trunks of jx-uch trees?
The reply was as follows:
"It is all right to whitewash the trunks
of your trees as often as you. wish. You
will not hurt thorn, and it niny do so some
good, but not a great deal. I would start
pruning us soon as the loaves are off. Any
of the commercial lime- sulfur washes will,
give you good results, if you do not dilute
too much. ' Koine are stronger than others.
"Wo have changed our Monthly Bulletin
to a quarterly, but we are placing your
nuino on our free mailing list to rccelvo
these as Issued.
"I would use home-boiled wash soon, as
for Han Jose scale whou sprayed on trunks
of peach trees, when either dormant or
growing, If it bo applied to the trunks
alone. In other words, I should apply a
mixture mnde by using about fifteen
pounds of sulfur and fifteen pounds of lime,
boiled togothcr one hour and diluted to
fifty gallons. It does not make any
difference how much water you take for
the boiling.
' "If you. wish to make your own con
centrated solution, you can easily do this by
boiling two and one-fourth pounds of
sulfur with one pound of lime in each
gallon of water, boiling it an hour. Then
strain and 1111 up to make up for the water
that boiled away as steam, and store it in a
closed vessel, and when you are ready,
dilute by adding seven or eight times Its
bulk of water to each measure of this
stored solution. This is really the same as
the concentrated lime-sulfur, and you can
make it when you have time and store it,
and have good results with it. The best
plan is to use a hydrometer to test its
strength and test it so that when diluted it
will be at 1.03 or stronger."
PENNSY TRVS TO TEACH
SCIENTIFIC FARMING
Continuing its efforts to create added In
terest In scientific farming in the agricul
tural districts through which it operates,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Is to carry on an
active campaign this Winter with its so
cial educational trains, the first of which
will be opernted on Saturday, November
2fltli, on what Is known as the Bedford Divi
sion of the Pennsylvania Kallroad.
The Pennsylvania was the first railroad
in the East to oierate farmers educational
trains. In tho pust three yenrs almost
every division of tho railroad has been visl
ted, and its bout lines on the Chcscpeuke
Bay hove had special educational steam
boats on which lectures were delivered.
As announced in the large poster which Is
being displayed at tho stations on tho
Bedford Division, the representatives of
Pennsylvania State College, all experts in
agricultural subjects "are devoting their
time and the Pennsylvania Kallroad is
running the special train for the benefit of
the farmers in Pennsylvania. Every
farmer should take time to come and hear
these practical talks. There is nothing to
sell or advertise. Fifty minute talks will
be given on the growing of corn, alfalfa,
soil fertility, orchard management, use of
lime, and increasing dairy profits."
OFFICIALS OF COUNTY AND TOWN.
Tefferion County Officials
President Judge John W. Rcod, Brook
vllle. .
Member of Congress J. N. Langham,
Indiana. '
State Senator T. M. Kurtz., Punxsu-
tuwncy.
Members of Assembly R. H. Longwell,
BiwkwnyvlUo, J. G. Mitchell, Perry
Twp.
Sheriff A. E, Galbraith, Brookvtlle.
Prothonotary Blake E. Irvln, Brookvllle.
Register and Recorder Ira J. Campbell
Brookvllle.
Clerk of Courts Blake E. Irvln, Brookvllle.
Treasurer W. G. Bufflngton, Brpckway
vllle.
District Attorney Jesse C. Long, Punxsu
tawney,
Coroner Dr. J. C. Sayers, Reynoldsville,
Commissioners, A. F. Reitz, Beaver Twp
J. N. Kelly, Brookvllle. E. T. McGaw
Brookvllle.
Solicitor A. B. Stewart, Brookvllle. '
Jury Commissioner W. T. Pifer, Punxsu
lawney, R. D. 8. Robert Kelly, Brook'
vllle.
Directors of the Poor A. F. Reitz, Beaver
Twp. J. N. Kelly, Brookvllle, E. T. Me-
Gaw, Reynoldsville.
Attorney for Directors A. B. Stewart,
Brookvllle.
Clerk W. X. Kelly, Brookvllle.
Supt. of Schools L. Mayne Jones, Brook-
ville.
Chairman Political Organization Rep.
Hendricks, Brookvllle ; Democrat, W,
T. Fairman, Punxsutawney, Pa. Pro.
J. D. Sprankle. Grange.
Reynoldsville Borough Officials.
Burgess Jarvis D. Williams.
Council men : Jacob Dcible, president F. S,
Hoffman, J, N. Young. J.;c. King, D. R.
Cochran, Dr. T. F. Nolan, S. R Wil.
Hams.
Clerk of Council: C. W. Flynn.
Borough Treasurer: John Kaucher.
School Board : Dr. J. C. Sayers, president,
Dr. L. L. Means, Secretary, J. S.
Evans. A. J McClure, A. P. King.
Justice of the Peace: E. Neff, Perry B.
Love.
Constable: W. W. Higgins.
Street Commissioner: T. S. Whittaker.
Tax Collector: S. J. Busgoon. . "
Assessor: Harvey Deter.
Borough Solicitor: C. W. Flynn, '
BUSINESS CARDS.
E, NEFF
Justice of the Peace.
Pension Attorney and Keal Estate Agent.
F$MITR M.McCREIGHT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary public and real estate agent " Uol
cottons will receive in)t mienllor.. OHIc:
In the Knynoldnvllle Hardware Co. building
Mala street Heynoldsvllle.Pa.
RAYMOND E. BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BROOKVILLE, PA.
G, m. Mcdonald,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Real estate anent, patents secured, col-
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ii..mun utuu.ipiwillflllj. . VIIILV III CJIIUIUakff
building, HoynolclHvlllu Pa.
DR- B. E. HOOVER,
DENTIST,
Resident dentist. Tn ths Tlnnvnr huildtnt
Main street. Gentleness In opeiuniig.
DR. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
Office on sAonnrl flnnr nf thH Flittf N&t.lnni&l
bs4ik building, Main street.
I)R. R. DeVERE KINO,
DENTIST,
Office on second flnnrnt thp, RvnrilinA hnlM
Ing, Main street, Keynoldsvllle, Pa.
HENRY PRI ESTER
. UNDERTAKER.
Rlack ftnd white f nner&lR&ra. Main atiiifc
Reynoldavllld, Pa.
HUGHES & FLEMING.
funeral directors.
Main Street. Reynoldsville, Pa.
ROYAL ARCANUM,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
Meets eve.ry second nd fourth Thurs
day In I. O. O. F. hall.
vh 'i iiym-'i ti'r n -ri'
ides
WANTED I
All kinds of Hides bought
and highest cash prices paid
H. ADELSON
Reynoldsville, Penn'a
There is nothing that you can buy that will please
the whole family as a beautiful piece of furniture from
our stock. Fine designs in
Rockers, Beautiful Style
Dressers, and Bedroom
Suites, Parlor Stands,
Brass and Iron Beds
in large assortments and a full line of everything n
dependable furniture. "
If you buy it at
J. R. Hillis & Co.'s
You Get' It Good
Furnish your home at J. R. Hillis & Co.'s. Nowhere
else can you find such beauty and home comfort at so
reasonable an outlay; nowhere such style and quality at
such extremely low prices.
Our recent factory purchases enable us to offer
exceptional values in bedroom suites, diring room, parlor -and
library furniture.
Exclusive patterns which you cannot buy except at ,
Hillis's. It is not too early to make selections of artistic
and useful gifts from our large stock of home furnishings
to use as Christmas gifts.
Central Pennsylvania Lime
H-O is hydrated lime for drilling or broadcasting; it gives
i quick results.
For best results from your land, USE .LIME, ordinary
lime, fresh forkings, or, best ot all,
USE H-0
Lime for chemical and building purposes.
Crushed limestone, any size, for concreting, &o.
Lime and limestone for all purposes.
.We are the largoBt limestone manufacturers In
Pennsylvania.
Prompt shipment by any railroad.
Works at Betlefonte, Frankstown, Spring Meadows, Tyrone
Forge and Union Furnace.
American Lime & Stone Co.,
Write for literature on Office: TYRONE, PA.
Lime and its uses.
FREE
HANDSOME stefji0n1gdpB'r,'nd
HOLIDAY SPOON
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The cut shows an elegant Coffee Spoon that is novel in design and sure to please.
On the front appears the open fireplace and a stocking, without which no hristmas is
complete. The tree loaded with good things is distinctly seen above the narrow part
of the handle, on which appears in plain .letters the words "Merry Christmas." In the
gold bowl we see old Santa Claus with his flowing locks and grey beard, swinging hi9
whip threateningly over the back of his fleet reindeer. Altogether it is a most pleasing
picture and a proper emblem of Merry Christmas.
On the back of the handle are the glad bells which "ring out the old and ring in the
new," and underneath old Father Time with his cruel scythe. "Happv New Year" com
pletes the decoration on the back of the handle.
-Altogether it is a most beautiful article suitable for a holiday present for one's own
self or a friend. - The collection of handsome spoons has assumed in many localities the
proportion of a huge fad and this spoon is good enough to place alongside of any of them
This spoon isthe most suitable Christmas gift you can make to ladies, the Sunday
school children, or children in the public or day schools.
Commencing December 1st with every purchase of $3.00 and upwards we
will give you one of these Handsome Souvenir Spoons absolutely FREE, with
our best wishes. .
This offer is good until December 31st at
Gooder's Jewelry Store,
IN THE
Peoples National Bank Building
REYNOLDSVILLE,
PENN'A;