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PERSONAL PARA0RAPH5.
You don't need to
worry over your
Christmas
Candies
this year
We are going to cloBe out our entire line
of candies. After buying nearly three tons of
candies for the holidays, we decided to cloBe
our store for about three weeks after the first of
the year for tne purpose of putting in a new
frcnt and a general line of repairs on the build
ing. Therefore we are going to sell bur entire
line of candies at '
Greatly Reduced
Prices
in order to avoid storing them. Come in and
look oyer before you buy. Our line is complete.
Better come early as it will not last long at the
prices we are going to Bell for.
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JREYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
N.HANAU '
Will Sell for the next two
weeks at less than cost
ijaaies coaiB, fiuana $12. uu, now s
t4 EA ac rn IvA
Misses' coats, $7, $8, and $10 now.. $3.00 to $4.75 fji
Children's coats, $3, $4, $5, go for.. $1.25 to $2.90
m zoc laaiea- an wool nose at 19c
U 25c fleeced lined hose at 19c
i 15c fleeced lined hose at .. 10c
15c children's hose at . . I0c
25c ladies' underware. . . . '. 19c
50c men's fleeced shirts 38c
50c men's fleeced drawers. 38c
mj 50c men's all wool half hose. 39v
25c men's all wool half hose 19c
15c men's all wool half hose 10c
10c men's canvas gloves. 7c
All men's silk handkerchiefs reduced.
One-third off on all ladies'
and misses' furs
8 Just eot in a new line of infants wraos. including W)
'A '
(i combination hood and cane.
35 and 40cJ goods now 25
.-. -j Children's sleeping garments
50c;goods for 3?;
N.HANAU
REYNOLDSVILLE, - pA. I
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11,74 " ay,
ailtnpses of the People who reP
v Injt To and FVo.
Charles A. Herpel was In Barnesboro
last week.
Miss Gulda King spent last Friday In
Sykosville.
J arris Dick, of Punxsutawney, spent
Sunday In town.
Mrs. A. T. MeClure hnd business In
Brookvllle Saturday.
Clydo C. .Murray went to Rochester, N.
Y. on a business trip.
H. W. Shaffer, of Lock Haven, had
business In town Monday.
Miss Dora Reed visited relatives In
Indiana county last week. "
Ed. Stage, of Clearfield, visited at the
home of F. S. Hoffman on Sunday.
. H. P. Martz, of New Castle, Is visiting
friends and relatives In Reynoldsville.
Mrs. A. M. Winslow visited the D. of Rv
lodge In rails Creek last Friday evening.
Miss Ophelia Wesson returned Monday
from a two weeks' visit in andcrgrift and
Clarion.
H. S. Haddon and wife visited ,a sister
of the latter's at Sheffield Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. George Wildauer, of DuBois, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Taafe.
Dr. B. E. Hoover nnd wife spent Sunday
at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Eaton, in
Sykesvlllo. .
Mra. W. H. Lucas, who was In Weston
Mills, N. Y., several wceks'visiting, return
ed home last week.
Earl Dempsey and wife, of Dents Run,
visited the former's home in West Reyn
oldsvllle this week.
Mrs. H. G. Verstine, of Detroit,
Michigan, was the guest of Mrs." Frank
E. Rodgers last week. '
Misses Tacy Dempsey, Ethel Cooper,
Emma Davis and Ruth Stiles spent last
Saturday in DuBois.
Miss Naomi Mitchell, who has been in
Tyrone during the millinery season,
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Anna Mabon, of Marlon Center, was
visiting Mrs. Cora Mitchell and other
friends in Reynoldsville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raymond, of
Smethport arrived Saturday to spend the
holidays with the latter's sister Mrs. Fred
Butler.
William Fetter, of New Maysville,
visited his son, W. W. Fetter, in Reyn
oldsville Inst week, returning, home
Monday. , -
Mrs. Rachael Haddon, of Jascphlne,
Pa.i is the guest of her son, H. S. Haddon,
on Hill street. M-s. Haddon is in her
87th year.
Thomas W. White will go to Eldorado,
Blair county, this week to erect a new
kiln for the Eldorado Brick Company at
that place.
Sister Marie Agnes, one of the teachers
atJhe parochial school, was called to
Sharon the past week on account of the
death of a sister.
Fred Lidle, who has been visiting hie
parents, L. G. Lidle, near Rathmel, for
several weeks, left for Sapulpa, Oklahoma,
yesterday morning.
John K. Keys, one of The Star's old
subscribers at Enierickville, has moved
to New Kensington and expects to make
that his permanent home.
Maurice Bolger, who is travelling for
the Vulcnn Soot Cleaning Company, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. F. Bolger, In Reynoldsville.
H. L. Dixon, of Pittsburgh, Henry
Williams, of Oak Ridge, and N? L. Strong,
of Brookvllle, attended a meeting of the
Star Glass Company's directors Saturday
afternoon.
J. G. Brenholta, who has been visiting a
daughter at Carrolltown for several
months, spent the past week with his son
in this place. He will return to Carroll
town to spend the winter. '
Dr. J. H. Murray went to Washington,
D. C, last week, witnessed the opening of
Congress and met his wife and children,
who had been visiting at Mrs. Murray's
home in Virginia for several weeks.
Alfred Oliphant, who has been hunting
with Will Scott in the woods near Dents
Run for the past month, returned to
Atlantic City last evening. In March
Mossrs. Scott and Oliphant will join
Norrls Bros, circus.
Dennis O'Brien and granddaughter,
Miss Florence O'Brien, went to Pitts
burg yesterday. Mr. O'Brien will return
to Reynoldsville at once but Florence will
go to Grafton, Ohio, and visit with
relatives for several months.
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$ . ' it
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Camrily
S and Nuts
for the Holidays.
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B -CANDY H
J 8 to 25 cens . ' 3
TT 1 lb. box of chocolate Bon 3
y Bona 25 cents. The finest to
be had in town at the price.
THOS. D. HOON'S
REAL ESTATE
Rent or Sell
E. Ned, Justice of the Peace
Reynoldsville, Pa.
Copyright Hart lebaffher ft Mm
YOUNG men of the strenuous life;
college men, business men, hustlers;
these are the fellows we're especially for with -
Hart Schaffner & Marx
V
clothes; new models with youth and athletic vigor in them; good styles for i$
older men, too.
Plenty of good things to wear, shirts, hats, underwear, neckwear. This is
our Btore.
Suits $20 to $50
Overcoats $18 to $ 60 1
Remember we are ready for your hristmas buying. We haye on of the greatest
assortments of useful hristmas presents in the line of smoking jackets neckwear, gloves,
coat sweaters, umbrellas, caps in seal skJd, fur and cloth cups, underwear in two piece
and combination suits, shirt9 plain and fancys, suit cases and bags.
! We invite you to call early, make your selection and We will lay whatever you select
away for you. '
This the store to get what you want. Their is nothing in our line that you need
send ont of town for, as we have the greatest line ever shown in any city store.
W. H. BELL
Good Clothes ancFurnishings
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Frank J. Black and wife, of Florence,
visited the former's old home in Reyn
oldsville Sunday.
Mrs. P. W. Yeaney visited her sister,
Mrs. Rev. W. W. Elrick, at Troutville, a
few days the past week. ,'
H. C. Fleming, chief burgess of Drift
wood, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Z. Parrish a day last week.
A. P. Utter and wife, who have been at
Beaver Falls, Pa., visiting for a few weeks,
returned to their Reynoldsville home last
week.
Mrs. Charles McGinty and children, of
Tyler, visited at the home of Mrs. Mc
Glnjy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Black, over Sunday.
J. E. Keys, of Verona, came to Reynolds
ville yesterday and for the next week
will make his headquarters at the home of
his grandfather, J. R. Keys, near
Emerlckville, and spend the days in the
woods hunting the elusive rabbit. .
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kline returned
to Reynoldsville last Friday after spending
two weeks among friends and relatives in
Kittanning, New Kensington, Pittsburgh,
Fayette City and other places in Western
Pennsylvania. They had a delightful time
during the trip. '
James Lusk was called to New
Kensington, Pa., Monday to attend the
funeral of a grandson, John Oswald, the
son, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oswald,
former residents of Brookville. . John
Oswald was 19 years old at the time of
death. The funeral was held Tuesday at
10:00 o'clock.
John A. Welsh and A. C. Fish left to
gether Monday afternoon on trips to the
west. Mr. Fish will go to Boyero, Colo
rado, and Mr. Welsh to Hot Springs, Ark.
where he will try to boil out the
rheumatic pains that make life anything
but one long sweet song. The gentlemen
travel together as far as St. Louis. Mr.
Welsh may stay three months, but may
return sooner 'If benefitted by the treat
ment, ...... , V
ian
Removal
Annouinceimeirrt
On and after Wednesday, December 14th, 1910,
we will be ready to serve the public with the greatest
children's holiday furnishings ever offered anywhere jj
at anytime. A We are going to fight, and fight hard
to get your patronage, hence the great reduction in
prices. Seeing is believing.
Come and be convinced
Horwitz's Dept. Store
I. O. O. F. Building ,Three Doors from Post Office
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA,
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that hereafter
positively, no billls of any nature for
work- done on township roads will be
paid ' unless such work has been
expressly authorized by the supervisors
or the road masters. This applies
especially to snow shoveling.
-Supervisors of Winslow Township.
A Dreadful Wound.
from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail, lire
works,' or any other nature, demands
prompt treatment with Bucklon's Arnica
Salvo to prevent blood poison or gangrene.
It's the quickest, surest healer for nil such
wounds as also for Bums, Boils, Sores,
Skin Eruptions; Ecsema, Chapped "ts.-1
Connor Piles. 2"c at Stoic aud FcijK
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