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NEWS Or GENERAL INTEREST IN TOWN-
COUNTY AND STATE
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Our Holiday Basement Department
Draws Throngs of Shoppers
Surely you must see our Fairyland
of Childish Delight
The hearts of hundreds of youngsters are gladdened by the wonderful Toy Display in our basement.
We hear the delightful childish laughter and see thur beaming faces as they gaze upon these Xmas splendors.
, . Every one seems good natured-glad they are living when thrown in contact with the joys of childhood
at Xmas time. Bring the children see that they come. ' "
Here you will find every imaginable toy--instructive
and amusing, .also dolls,
games, books, etc., etc.
SANTA CLAUS MAKES HIS HEADQUARTERS IN OUR BASEMENT
Imported China
A magnificent showing of the
better grades at pries that will
meet with your approval. Not
a poor item in the department.
Cups and saucers from 5 to 50c
Shaving mugs from 10 to 25e
Bread and butter plates 5 to 25c
China table plates 10 to 50c
China cake plates 10 to $1.00
Ind. butter per set 15 to 35c
China chop plates 25 to $1.00
China fruit dishes 10 to $1.00
China sauce dishes 25 to 50c
China nut bowls 25 to $1.00
China salad dishes 10 to $1.00
China bon-bons 25 to 50c .
Toy china tea sets 10c to $1.00
China salt & peppers 5 to 15c
China tea strainers 5 to 15c
Mayonaise bowls 25 to 50c
China spoon trays 10 to 35c
China celery Trays 50 to $100
China cream pitchers 5 to 25c
China Syrup Pitcher 15 to 25c
China cracker Jars 25c to $1.00
China puff boxes 10 to 35c
China hair Receivers 10 to 35e
China sugar & cream 25 to 50c
China jewel stand 25 to 50c
China Mustard pots 10 to 25c
China pin trays 5 to 25c
3 piece table sets 35 to 50c
China chocolate sets 75, $1.50
China fern dishes 25 to 50c
China bisque figures 5 to 35
China Vases 5 to 25c
China money banks 10 to 25c
Glass Vaser 10 to 25c
Glass water sets 75c to $1.25
Iron and Steel Toys
Come in and look through
our unusually strong line to
sell from 5c to 50c
Compare their makeup
and size of pieces with those
of other stores. '
Pony and cart, pony and
coal cart, trains of cars and
engines, automobiles, fire
engines, hook and ladder .
truck, . hose truck, dump
wagons, dump carts, express
wagons, hay wagons, and
many others. Priced from
5c to 50c
See the beautiful doll in our
window which will be 'given
away on
December 26. !Q0
Tree Ornaments
No tree is complete without an assort
ment of tree ornaments. They are showy.
Our eplendip showing of assortments and
the prices we name will make interesting
reading for prospective buyers.
Blown glass ornaments from lc to 10c
Blown glass beads from ic to 10c
Tinsel Chromo ornaments lc to 10c
Filled Christmas stockings 5c to 10c
Tinsel trimmings, the yard 1 ic to.6c
Christmas bells, tisBue lc to 10c
Festooning from 5C to 10c
Christmas candles, the box lOc
Candle holders, the d6zen 5c to 10c
Wood Toys and Juvenile Furniture
A bigger and better line than ever
before. Nowhere else will you find as
complete a showing at as low price.
Square back chair or rocker . 25c
White enameled high chair 10c to 25c
White enameled rocker 10c to 25c
White enameled tables lOc to 25c
White enameled settee 10c to 25c
Childs bent Rattan chair 50c
Childs bent Rattan rocker 50c
Childs toy dresser from 5c to 10c
Childs toy wash Btand from 5c to 10c
Childs toy bureau from 5c to 25o
Childs toy cradle from i0c to 15c
Childs toy beds from 10c to 75c
Childs toy tables from 10c to 50c
Childs toy laundry sets from ' 10c to 40o
Childs toy Snow shovels 10c
Childs doll house from lOc to 50c
Childs toy stable from 10c to 25c
Childs toy stock farm from 10c to 25c
Toy suit cases from 10c to 25c
Toy tool chests from 25c to 50c
Toy ten pins from 10c to 25c
. Shoo fly rockers from 50c to $1.00
Toy wheelbarrows from 10c to 25c
Toy wagons from 10c to 25o
Toy go-carts from 25c to 50c
Doll carriages from 25c to 50c
Toy pianos from 10c to 50c
Two wheeled carts 10c
Four wheeled hay wagons 15c
Games, AH the New Things
As well as the popular old favorites.
In no previous year did we show you such
a choice collection at such interesting
prices. See the new games of Chan
ticleer, Home from the Jungle and Find
the North Pole. We also have the game
of Fortune Telling, Snap, Old Maid,
Dominoes, Checkers, Authors, Tiddledy
Winks, Scroll Puzzles, Blow Foot Ball,
Table Cr.oquet and many others.
Priced from , 5c to 25c
We also carry a complete line of A,
B C, and Building Blocks.
Gold Trading Stamps given with each and
every purchase.
ing-Stohe Co.
Reynoldsville, J?a.
Dolls Dolls Dolls
From the world's original
markets. Every maker at home
and abroad contributes his
good things to this sifted show
mg. If a doll is old and staple
we have it. If it is new and
promising we have it. We buy
and sell 'more dolls than any
other store in Reynoldsville.
Bisque dolls from 5 to 50
Dressed bisque dolls io to 50c
China Dolls from lcto25c
Dressed jointed dolls 10c to $1
Japanese dolls 5c to 50c
Chanticleer dolls lo to 25c
Rag dolls 10 to 50c
Sleeping dolls loc to $1.25
' Talking dolls 50c to $1.25
Washable dolls 25c to $1.25
Unbreakable dolls 50c to $1 25
Kid body dolls 10c to $l!25
Teddy bear dolls 10c to $1.00
China doll heads 5c to 20c
Bisque doll heads 10c to 50c
Copper doll heads 15c to 50c
Doll slippers . 6c to 10c
Doll corsets i5c
Doll fur sets 10c to 25c
Doll toilet sets loc to 25c
Doll sacques from 5 to 10c
Doll caps from 5C to 10c
New born baby dolls. TJn
breabable. Something entirely
new offered for the first time
here, 50c to $1.00.
DECORATED TIN TOYS
An improved line and strietly
up-to-date. Compare item for
item and price for price and
satisfy yourself qf our matchless
values.
Tin trumpet from 5 to 25c '
Tin rattle trumpet 5 to 10c
Imported tin tops 5 to 15c
Blow accordions , lo to 25c
Toy tin tea sets 10c to 25c
Enameled kitchen sets 10 to 4oc
Childs tin mugs 5 to 10c
Tn toy watches 5 to 10c
.Tin Engines 10 to 25c
Tin automobiles 5 to 10c
Tin toy dust pans 5 to 10c
Tin cup saucer, plate 5 to 10c
Toy galvanized tubs 5 to 10c
Toy galvanized pails 5 to loc
Sand Pails from 5 to 10c
Wright model airships 10 to 25c
Transparent slates 5 to 10c
Toy paint outfits 5 to 25
Watering pots 5 to 10c
Zylonite Rattles 5 to 10c
Tin musical toys 5 to 10c
Cloth covered dogs 10 to 25c
Tumbling teddy bears 50c to $1
Jointed felt animals 10 to 25c
Plush Bears 10 to 50c
The pick of the market at
awny down prices.
Ruer balls 5 to 25c
Rubber dolls 5 to 25c
Rubber rattles 5 to 10c
Painted rubber balls 5 to 25c
Brass shelled drums 50 to $1.25
Indian scrap baskets lo to 25c
Mouth Organs from 5c to 25
Mr. ntid oMrs. M. C. Colemun will
entortiiln'itcn touchers during Institute
week.
Thermometers inj Reynoldsville register
ed eight degrees below tero last Saturday
morning, which is the lowest for the
season thus far.
John M. Hays, mail carrier on one of
the rural routes, has purchased a natty
newocovered sleigh. '
Thelprlvate car of Jumes Buckalew, of
Oil City, passed through Reynoldsville
Friday andiagain on Saturduy, attached to
Pennsylvania passenger trains.
C JohnlCottle.iwho has beeuwatchman at
the Stur.o Glass Company's Plunt for
several years, has resigned his position
and same Is being, tilled by Hermun Delble.
TheEldrcd Window Glass Company at
Punxsutawney;,ls now ccomplaining of an
Inadequate supply of gas. It looks much as
though a gas.jproducer would. .have to be
installed there to profitably manufacture
their product.
Rawl McMUlenr a young man who
formerly resided Jin Reynoldsville, was
painfully injured at James Cltv. npnr Tvhtia
last week, while employed as a carpenter
on the new plate glass plant at that place.
Mr. McMillen was caught under n fnllinc
plank ahduwas injured on side and back.
ne was taken to a hospital and is reported
much Improved.
Will Tyson narrowlv escntied th Im nf
an eye last week through being hit on that
organ with a flying Dlece of coaI. a mn
particle of the coal entered the eye and
worKea Deneath the eyeball, necessitating
a delicate operation to remove it. rn.
Nolan performed It Friday and now Mr.
Tyson goes about .with s pad over the eye
but with infinitely less Dain thnn Wn
the operation.
A two tear old child of Mr. and M.
Thomas Flannlngan, of Desire, was pain
fully burned Wednesday afternoon of last
week while playing around a hotstove. Tn
some way the child's clothing came In con
tact with the fire and before the mother
could comelto the rescue the little tot was
enveloped In flames. In attempting to ex
tinguish the Are the mother was also burn-
rd, but not seriously. The child died the
same day.
About seventy-five!' members of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle gathered
around the banquet table In the lodire
room at Reynoldsville Tuesday night of
last week, following the Initiation of hhlf a
dozen condidates into the mysteries of the
first, second and third degrees, being the
Pilgrimage, Knight and Crusade. Thirty
three of the gentlemen came from De
Lancey, seven from Punxsutawnev. and
the balance were members of the local
castle.
THE SCHOOL EXHIBIT .
AT THE INSTITUTE;
At the request of many teachers a
separate class will be made for all drawings
that are colored In any way. 6y this
plan the plain light and shade drawings
Any school may bring the five In each'
class of both the plain pencil drawings and
of the colored drawings. The term school
refers to school room, But a reward of
merit will also be given the district having
the best general exhibit, this part of the
exhibit may Include not only the drawing
and writing, but any school work.
Any pupils living west of Roynoldsvillef
and desiring to come on the train leaving
Brookvllle at 11:05 a. m. will be given a
speciul preleminary examination, If they
will go at once from the train to the
public school building. The same special
condition is made for members of the Boys'
Club who desire to come on that train.
A five dollar gold piece and an Academic
Dictionary are the prizes so far secured
for the spelling contest, and some public
spirited citizen or citizens . may offer
further prizes.
Very respectfully,
L. Mnyne Jones,
County Superintendent..
LIVE NEWS FROM EHERICKVIILE
Revial meetings are now In progress at
the M. E. church, with Rev. Yates assist
ing Rev. Richards.
Jacob Houpt, who has been employed at
Dunkirk, N. Y., for some time, Is now
visiting with old acquaintances In this
place. Everybody seems very glad to see
Mr. Houpt.
Miss Nettle Cable, who has been em
ployed at Reynoldsville, is now spending a.
short vacation at her home In this place.
George Flemmlng, who has been em
ployed at the brick plant In Falls Creek
for a number of years, is now at his hnm
on account of a shut down.
Miss Beulah Dinger, of this place, spent
a few days last week with re1nt,lv in
Knoxdalo,
Glenn Cable and family, of Oil City,
spent the past week with 'the former's,
father, John Cable, of this place.
PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRISTMAS
Have you seen those soft sepia and green
finished photos at the Kelz studio, and the
latest pennant mounts? They are the most
artistic things ever produced in a local
gallery and make magnificent Christmas
gifts to your friends. Drop In now and
have your photo taken. There Is just time
enough to have them finished in good time
for Christmas.
For His
Christmas
Nothing will be ap
preciated so much
as a
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Pocket Knife
COME AND SEE
Our Window
showing Santa Claus filling Bobby's stocking from
his great bag full of
Robeson "Shur-Edge" Pocket Knives
which includes 15 new and ex-,
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pecially for this exhibit and
never shown anywhere before.
Sec full page advertisement in this
week's Saturday Evening Post
illustrating tlieie knives.
Each.
Knife
ina
Christmas
Box'
REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE C(X
REYNOLDTVILLE, PA.
The Most Useful Christmas Gift
is bank book with an Initial deposit in this strong
and popnlar institution. Whether the start is mado
with One Dollar, Ten Dollars, or any other sum, the
gift will certainly be appreciated, and will set the re
dolent on the road to thrift and independence. '
Write for booklet.
Four Per Cent. And No Worry
Pittsburgh Bank for Savings
Fourth Avenue and Smithfleld Street,
' Pittsburgh, Pa. i
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,000,000.00.
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