The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-12-06

overcoat, go to Johns & Thompson,
merchant tailors.
A beautiful oil painting given away
with every pair of Queen Quality shoes
bought at Johnston & Nolan's.
Come and see for yourself that Good
ers stock of holiday presents is the larg-
est and best chosen to be found In town.
The Clarion State Normal School has
been Il mighty factor in promoting bet
ter teaching in our public schools by
furnishing trained teachers.
Sausage cutters and suffers, lard
presses, butcher knives and saws, hog
scrapers and large kettles, everything
needed for butchering at Hall II
Barton's.
You will never miss the water till the
well runs dry and you will never know
what variety of pretty and useful nov
elites we have for the holidays till you
come and see. Stokes.
The highest perfection in silver
plated ware is represented by the
Roger Bros 1916 brand OF plate ware.
A full and complete stock shown at
Gooder's iewelry store, ,Reynoldsville, Pa.
Roy Bartle, who has been visiting his
parents in West Reynoldsville and
nursing crushed finger, returned
to Pittsburg Monday, where he is learn
ing the moulding trade in steel plant
Of that city.
In a quiet way the Reynoldsville
Board of Trade is doing some hustling
in the interest of the town. They have
at present on the string, aplant employ
ing several hundred hands which may
be drawn this way
Paul Smith, former Punxsutawney
boy, who is now travelling with Seven
gala, assisting him in his exhibitions Of
telepathy, played good game of foot
ball with the Reynoldsville "Indians"
Thursday afternoon.
The young ladies of Mrs. Postlewaite's
S. s. class will sell ice cream, cake,
coffee and sandwiches in the room
formerly occupied by the New Store
in the Star building, next Saturday
Dec. 9. The proceeds for the chapel
Come everybody.
On December lst new schedule OF
rates for toll service on the Bell tele-
phone line went into effect, which great
ly reduces the night rate for messages.
Where the day rate is s1.OO, after 900
p m. the rate will be SOC. Other pro-
portionate reductions.
S. T. Reynolds contemplates trans
forming his large three-story brick
building into hotel. The building
will probably be leased to j. c. Dill
man, who for number OF years, and
until just recently. has been connected
with the hotel business in this place.
Miss Ella f. Seeley will have on
exhibition Saturday, Dec. 16, fine dis
play Of painted articles at Froehllch's
tailor shop, next door to Coolers jew
elry store. Prices very reasonable.
All are invited to come and see them.
Bert V. Galbraith, OF Brookville,
teacher of guitar, banjo and mandolin,
in Reynoldsville every Saturday.
Nothing but the latest, progressive
methods used to promote the best sys.
tom Of technique and interest OF the
pupil. Terms made known on applica-
tion.
The union sunrise prayer meeting, Of
the Y. p. S. c. E., B. Y. p. u, and
Epworth League, was held in the Baptis,
church Thanksgiving morning, Miss
Sara Corbett acting as leader Consid
ering the early hour the service was
fairly well attended and was an enjoya
BILE meeting.
East bound passenger No. l, due here
at 1.3S p. M, came in an hour and fif
teen minutes late Friday with one cylin
der head on the engine, No. 81. blowr
out. The accident happened at Broker
Rock and Engineer Andy Denny was
given No. 81 at this place to finish the
run. Passengers No. and passed
here.
The magnetic attraction of our holi
day goods and the low prices push al
competitors aside. No matter how
hard you are to suit we can suit you il
new and beautiful fancy goods. Gu,
aim has always been to give our custo
mers the best and we believe that yo,
will find our assortment just LITTLE
better than elsewhere. Stokes.
The suit Of John Dixon, OF Prescott
vile, for $4,000 damages brough
against the J. & c. G. g. I. Co., wa
taken up by the court the latter part o
last week and on Monday proceeding