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worry over your
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this year
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We are going to close out our entire line
of candies. After ' buying nearly three' tons of
candies for ' the 1 holidays, we decided to close
our store for about three weeks after the first of
the year for the purpose of putting in a new
frcnt and a general line of repairs on the build
ing. Therefore we are going to sell our entire
line of candies at V
Greatly Reduced
, Prices
in order to avoid storing them. Come in and
look over before you buy. Our line is1 complete.
Better come early as it will not last long at the
prices we are going to sell for.
T. PETERS
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
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Will sell for the next two
weeks at less than cost
Ladies' coats, $8," $10and $12.bt), now
$4.50 and $5.00
Misses' coats, $7, $8, and $10 now.. $3.00 to $4.75 fc
Children's coats, $3, $4, $5, go for..- $1.25 to $2.90
25c ladies' all wool hose at 19c
25c fleeced lined hdse at. 19c
It 15orfleeced lined hose at 10c
1 6c children's hose at 10c
25o ladies' un'derware. . . ; . ..
50c men's fleeced shirts . . . . .
50d men's fleeced drawers. . . ,
? )l 50c menV all wool half hose . .
i 26c menVs all wool half hose.
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10c men's canvas gloves. . . .". . . . . . ....... . ,
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au men s biik nan QKercmeis reaucea.
38c;
38c
39c
.'19b"
10 c
7c
One-third off on all ladies'
and misses' furs
til
I Just rot in a new line of infants wraos. includinc
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35 and 40c goods now 25c
Children's sleeping garments
j 50c goods for - 39:
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i REYNOLDSVILLE, - PA. I
CrFICKSCF STATE a
' WERE ELECTED AT BUTLER
The session of the Pennsylvania State
Orange held at Butler - lost week was
attended by over 1,100 delegates and was
filled with Interesting details. ' Interest
centered In fight made against "Farmer"
W. T. Creasy, for re-eleotlen as master
on the ground that he had used the office
for partisan purposes. He was opposed
by . B. Dorsett, of Tioga county, state
lecturer, but on the last day before voting
Dorsett withdrew, giving Creasy an easy
victory.
.Other officers elected were: Overseer,
S. S. Blyholder, Armstrong county; leo
turor, E. B. Dorsett, Tioga county; stew
ard, Theodore M. Klein, Wuyne county;
assistant steward, G. D. AppMby, Potter
county; chaplain, the Rev. H. O. Tea
garden, Jefferson county; treasurer, S. E.
Nivln, Chester county; secretary, J, T.
Allumti, Junliita county; gatekeeper, Al
exander' Strittmuttur, Cambria county;
Cerca, Hannah M. Lyons, Chester county ;
Pomona, Mrs. Louis Piollett, Bradford
county; B'lora, Mi's. J. J. Brunges, Wyom
ing county; lady assistant steward, Mary
D. Howdeu, McKuan county; executive
committee, Charles D. Dildine, Columbia
county, William Armstrong, Luzerne
county ; finance committee, W. H. Grsbe,
Butler county, J. A. Herr, Clinton county.
D. B. Mo Williams, Mifflin county.
All of thd ofilcers elected were on the
administration ticket except E. B. Dorsett,
elected lecturer. Dorsett had been con
sidered among the leading candidates for
worthy master. '
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY, DECORATIONS.
' In nearly all the stores of Reynoldsville
a special effort was made to beautify the
Interiors for the holiday season and
large amount of time and money was spent
on the work. "Probably the most elaborate
and artistic display was In the large Bing
Stoke Company department store, where
Irving K. Klock, the decorator, planned
and executed a decorative scheme that
was worthy of the lrgwtclty stores. The
Interior of the Btore hnd recently been
brightened up by painters' and decorators,
and this, with the , decorative scheme
adopted, turned the store into a fairyland
from the entrance to the most remote
corner of the basement. In the mnin room
over 3,000 handkerchiefs, . white ' and
artistically folded wore hung from arches
that spanned the big room In everyway,
while large scarlet bolls and other orna
ments, with the deep1 greon. of the decora
tions, lent a dash of color to the scene. In
the basement the use of tinsel made the
place gleam like frost crystals In tho
sunshine.
CENSUS CUTS DOWN SALARY.
: District Attorney Jesse C. Long has
reason to be disgusted with the census
returns in Jefferson county if any one hasj
There will be a decrease in the salary of
the district attorney In the comity of i'A)
per year, until the population takes1 a
jump As the office pays but- 11,500
per year, " tho 'decrease will "not' iend to
make the position a coveted one among
the attorneys of the county In the future.
A Dreadful Wound. "
from a knife, gun( tin can, rusty nail, fire
worlds, or any other nature, demands
prompt treatment with Bucklen'a Arnica
8alve to prevent blood poison or gangrene.
It's the quickest, surest healer for all such
wounds as also for Bums. Boils, Sores,
Skin Eruptions, Ecxcma, Chapped Hands.
Corns or Piles. Hoc at Stoke and Felcht
Drug Co.
Notice to StockhoK'eis
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Jefferson and Clear
field Coal and Iron Company will be held
at the company's office in Roynoldsvllle,
Pa., on Tuesday, January 13, 1911, at 10
o'clock, a. m., for the. purpose of electing
a Board of Directors -for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
, Lucius W. Robinson,
Lewis' Iselln, President.
'Secretary.
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Notice to Stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Reynoldsville and
Falls Creek' Railroad will be' held at the
company's office in Reynoldsville, Pa., on
Tuesday, January 17, 1H, at' 10:15 o'clock
a. m., for' ths' purpose of electing a Board
of Directors for the coming year, and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly tjome before the mooting.. -
, Lucius W. Robinson,
B. M. Clark, ' 'President.
Secretary.
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-CANDY
8 to 25 cents
1 lb. box of chocolate Bon
Bona 25 cents. - The finest to
be had in town at the price.
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REAL ESTATE
Rent or Sell
E. N(T, Juttloe of the Peace
RetooldsviLl. Pa.
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OUNG men of the strenuous life;
college men, business men, hustlers;
these are the fellows we're pppeoially for with
Hart Schaiftier & Marx
. clothes; new raodelB with youth and athletic vigor in them; good styles for
older men, too.
Plenty of good things to wear, shirts, hats, underwear, neckwear. v This is
our store.
Suits $20 to $50. Overcoats $18 to $ 60
Remefnber we;are ready for your hrstmas buying. We haye one of the greatest
assortments of useful hristma? presents in the line of smoking jackets neckwear, gloves,
coat sweaters, umbrellas, caps in seal skin, fur and cloth caps, underwear in two piece
and combination suits, shirts plain and fancys, suit cases and bags. . . .
We invite y oa 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 lor, as we have the greatest line ever1 shown in any city" store.
W, H.
Good Qothcs andFurnishings
BELL
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. O
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:"il.'Kmim1ulnnAr nf Piuiflions has in
tr.m,A ninMUun Lanffham that the fair
.have huci rrantsa Deaalons !
t.rrtt nrlr,l. P. ' SUt (): I
iionnson,. ciairtiuify, w h,,,u,t";
WlMiwrt' Pa..tUl:00: Mrs.Msrtha A.
ItbarlPa;. 13i;6d;' John Wjnik,
tJwi-wUI'Pa ' Mn-00: ft 1 ram White.
Parkers tanaing, Pa., :00; Mrs. Mary
H. Bpade, Punxsutewnejr, Ffc.,-1J:W:
Wm. ' M. "Artemus, Homer, Pa.,$UJ:
Wm. H. Hoover, Broekwayvllle,. I15.0C'; j
Rnhtirt IL Clever. Davton.i t.00: John1
Lewis, Smlctmrgr llji.00i, George Brit-
ton, Brockwayvuie, P.Wi1uanei uarreii,
Wldnoon, 118.00; John! A Black, ApoUo,
115.00.
, SwcknoldefS Meeting ,k '
f 1 i c i - 1 tf " ' ;
- The regular annual ' meeting ' of the
stockholders of the First National Bank,
of Reynoldsville, Pa, for the election of
directors , for the ensuing .year and for
the .transaction of any other business
that may properly come before It,. will be
hold in the Banking Room on Tuesday,
January 10th, 1011, at 8:00 p. m. ; ,
K. C, Schuckers, Cashier."'
The Star's Want Column never fails to bring results
Stockholders Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizens National Bank of
Reynoldsville will be hAd In their banking
rooms, January 10, 1911, at :80 p. m., for
the purpose of elocting directors and for the
transaction of any other business that may
properly come before that body.
J. W. Hunter, Cashier.
Pot that Cold. .
Some of that good eight year old Govern
ment.bonded , Antletam whisker, tl.00
per quart at' Fr ank's Tavem. .
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. COME AND SEE
Our Window ,
II showing Santa Claui filling Bobbie's stocking from I)
, II his great bag full of . r ,11
i Robeson "Shur-Edge" Pocket Knjyes Jh
Y- which includes 15 ' new and ex- -Jjy " ' 7 '
) elusive patterns designed es- Ctr'rLy-ri-pecially
for this exhibit and
l never thown anywhere before. fL y
.TkX. See full page advertisement !n this flJr . '
X week's Satudat Evinino Post
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REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE CO.
REYNOLDTVII.LE, PA.
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