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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
BUSINESS CHANCES


AT SACRIFICE, REsTAU-
rant, located in siXty-room. steam heated
hotel, open day and night, rent $35, heat fur
nished fine lunch counter, tables, good linen,
show case, cash register and fine counter;
kitchen equipped up, to date; receipts. days,
$50; nights, SIS to SIS. $3.50; $3.50 down.
ton, good furniture. full frst-class roomers,
clearing $50 monthly. Price 5000. Easy
terms. H.
BUTCHER SHOP, receipts $40 daily. $780,
SWELL SALOON, receipts $50 daily, at sacri-
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE established twelve
years. very cheap. --s ..ss.
FINEST 14-room house in city, furniture all
new, rent $40. We guarantee this place to
clear over $50 monthly. Price $3.50; $3.50 down.
ELEGANT little four-room fat, close Sin, fur
niture good as new, rent $12. $135.
OLD established transient fiat, IS rooms,
good place for lady, clears 81 to $40 daily:
exceptional fine class of trade; rent $45, good
lease. Price 5000.
FOURTEEN ROOMS, good, furniture, centrally
located, modern except heat, $475; 1915 down.
TEN ROOMS, nicely furnished, steady room
ers, fine location; If you want snap, here's
one. $3.50. !.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. broom house, ex-
%ceptional fine location, filed with steady room
ers all wear around; $3.50 handles it.
SIXTEEN rooms every thing clean, new and
up to date. Nicollet, clearing $11o monthly.
5000 will handle it. : i
SIS Kasota block.
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Farm Lands.
FARMS m EycuANcE

FARMS TO EXCHANGE.
$50 acres. fine land in Dickey county, N. D.;
near town; small buildings; good soil; price
$2O per acre; encumbrance $2,4OO; exchange
equity for drugs and jewelry, hardware or
$40 acres near Kent, Wilkin county, Mimi;
200 acres under cultivation; all tillable; price
$35. 80 per acre; encumbrance 81, 400; exchange
equity for hardware stock IL s...G
32t-acre farm. near Herman: small new
buildings, 200 acres in crop, balance prairie;
price S3i.5O per acre; encumbrance $1,000;
exchange equity for 100 improved farm in
southern Minnesota or Iowa. .
fine improved 64O-acre farm, three miles
from town, in Redwood county, MIMI; 400
acres in crop, 22O acres blue grass pasture; all
fenced price $32, 900; encumbrance, SIS, 900 at
u per cent; will eXchar sc equity for clean
stock OF merchandise; make offer.
]. ID. MILLER. HERMAN. MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

Continued.
HOMES CHEAP IN THE EIGHTH wARD-soo5
Garneld av S-room house, 31st st, for
300; biz, chance to buy home: eastern own
barns and henhouse, for So. 900; best Of To-
cations. George B. Dartt, s07 Phoenix bldg
FOR sALE-PoULTRY AND FRUIT FARM
new poultry barn. fruit and s berry orchard
e everything tine as silk five acres Of land; i'm
Bp pos Tents cost ell we ask for it. Address
sig, 500 - aUARTER-ACRE CORNER, TWO
blocks west Of courthouse, rents $l36 monthly
ground without v buildings worth $4,000; want
asf Bos M ans%eo snleS"
FOR sALE-s1x ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN
the village of Buffalo, Mimi; over $50 feet
of fine lake shore; good warm eight-room house.
ceitar, ctetern. we'll, barn and chicken house.
Address John Klarduist Buffalo. MINI.
WE HAVE FEW IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved farms for sale on easy terms; or will
as of or city
Morse Land Co.. Cro S u Nina 1,n'e '" 49,
USE YOUR TIMBER RIGHTS = VALUABLE
claims still open; prove up in ninety days; no
improvements or residence required. Re-
International Falls, MINI.
FOR sALE-4O, 600 900 70 100 900 900 FEET
logging Also
works, per cent 2o-year bonds. Hans Bugge,
GeneSee, Idaho.
NORIAEhN MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA
lands; have snap deals and near fine mar
are Sna soz %sd G 9s
Rapids, MINI.
HoMEsTEADs; ANY PERSON WISHING TO
locate on choice timber claims around Red
Lake, Mimi; will be opened Nov 10, 1903;
call on John P. Blichfe]dt & Co., 435 Temple
Court.
BIG BARGAIN-5l2O ACRES VERY CHOICE
land in Assinaiboia, Canada, near railroad
station, at $3.50 per acre for thirty days. Will
bear the very closest inspection. 22O9 Jour
nal.
so CHOICE SECTIONS IN MCINTOSH COUNTY.
80 choice sections in Stutsman county.
Favorable prices and terms on large tracts.
s. P. Snider. s16 New York Life bldg.
SOUTH DAKOTA, EDMuNDs COUNTY, GUAR.
ter, $780, Grant county, quarter, $1,7O0;
hHgs5urT ES9ny Laua aoes S2409 R,os
LAUDERDALE & CO., s55 TEMPLE COURT,
and Robbihsdale car line. Can treble your
money on it.
$4,000 BUYS FINE IMPROVED 120.ACRE MIN
nesota farm in the Red River valley; only
Milton. N. D.
sNAP-HALF SECTION, KIDpER COUNTY, n
D.; owner going to Nebraska; land frst-ciass
in every way; best offer takes it. RAFT, Bank
CAN LOCATE YOU ON HOMESTEAD WORTH
for particulars. Bauman. SIT Andrus, Mime
apolts.
CALIFoRNIA-BEsT FOR PROFIT, HEALTH,
climate; best opportunties; vineyards. orange
100 ACRES ON GLEAsoN's LAKE, TWO
$4,000. Baily 5O7 New York Life bldg.
~ ACRES Ar FRIDLEY 1900 FEET ON
railroad; cheap; easy terms. w. Fl. Baiiy,
5O7 New York Life building.
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IMPORTANT FOR RENTERS

IMPORTANT FOR RENTERS.
Why nave you paid rent Tor SO long, anu
now nave nothing 10 show tor IL! Are you
not aware that The
NORTH WESTERN
CONSOLIDATED
will place you in home Of your own and
your rent viii pay for it?
Do you know we are the only company IN
Minnesota that gives you absolute security Tor
your money?
Why: Because we the only company that
gives Tou deed i'll Your own name ana taxing
only mortgage as security.
Are you aware that this secures your home
for you absolutely! But instead, II you only
be taken from YOU any time, unless you have
the deed III your own name, as we iurnlsh II.
We have appointed as our. and yodr trustee
the oldest anu strongest trust company Ill 81.
PAUL to take care your money. You must
make your payments direct to them ana every
dollar OF your money. or the security Ior II,
We protect your family in event of death
by buying policy OF lite insurance on Your
life, enough TO pay for your home II you
company carrying your life insurance furnish
the very best OF security.
We are local company. When you pay US
your money it is not used to pay for a home
in some otuer city where the company did busl-
before they came here, but 1t Is used to
buy or build home for you and your neigh
WE ARE AN INOoRPoRATIoN, ORGAN
lied UNDER THE Laws or MINNESOTA,
WIrH CAr ,I A., OF $l9oog p AM " oG oE;
OUR DEBTS.
Be warned There is liability in a mutual
company; every member Is liable Ior the oeDts
Of the company.
We make loans out Of the city also.
IT you want home on small monthly pay
ments and want to be absolutely safe, call on
SokrHWEsrERN
CONSOLIDATED
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

If you would buy house and lot
s. have farm you'd SELL
va can be suited to dot -
AS these ads plainly tell.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued,

Continued. -#....
So, b0o-CH1CAGo Av, NEAR 18th ST; TEN
room modern house and barn.
house np Two EATS ev ST. to-
and closets on both floors; cellar; rents at $23
and q WI VA rent rem, J for more Look this up.
nine rooms, mantel and crate, hardwood floor
p para.; city water. piped for gas and fur
14tS aS ST. ee six rooms she and
$4,000 45xl2o; double house Of six rooms
e ese city water; rent $50 month; 9th av near
1.soo-BSys two houses on 2eth av s, one
ten rooms, 80 one six rooms; renting $24 month.
$sOo-B9ys hve-room house ON Minnehaha
aVi near 9th st; rents 50. =.
wXLFEE /. BADGER,
800 Oneida block.
81, 5oo--5oxl2s; FINE EAST FRONT CORNER
natural natural Hne finish. hardwood floors, two baths,
closet, large cellar with vegetable cellar, coal
D Dln combination heating plant, etc House is
connected CON, This property could be divided into
h four good modern flats, that would pay a
If des sired Look this up. It will pay you.
GOOD SoJ}yMhenwood Penn av near Franklin;
S4,6oo-45x16 5-Fine east front lot With
eight,room modern house, hardwood finish down
",
eiectr1city; fine laundry, vegetable cellar and
1.oyal not water heating plant. This lis q
me property built for home about two years
ago: You ought to see this. It's in perfect
'oTMLi, ,na ana handsomely decorated.
houses at all prices.
WALTER l.. BADGER,
800 Oneida block.
NORTH MINNEAPOLIS BARGAINS,
!. Sl,1OO buys new seyen-room house
full basement, hardwood finish and floors and
Two inc lots. A fine home and less than cost
OF house.
a. S1,25o buys new seveniroom house. with
hardwood floors and finish. No. $3.50 Colfax
N. " WV ~
8 $1,000, fine corner near Fremont and
s5d av, with good six-room house and barn !;
$500 down, balance monthly.
4. 1880, new house James av, eight
balance monthly.
g. $4,000 tine modern seven-room house,
new, hardwood floors and finish, open nickel
plumbing. enameled bath, lavatory and closet,
piped for furnace
Morrison Crittenden Co., GOT Phoenix.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
LOUIS N. GAYNER,
$40 Temple Court
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
New e",+ mouse Gse OF rooms, all modern, ex-
two families, Thirteenth av S and
Ninth st Observation-Disclosures, So BOO
very fine home of rooms and bath,
gas and barn, east front, Columbus
av, Thirty second st ... Q 300
10-room modern house and barn. on Stew
ems av, near Lake st; will consider
soacre, improved farm in Pine county
acres good f iand to trade for home
the city; land worth $12 per acre, located in
Stark county, North Dakota.
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$4,000

$4,000
Fine modern 1o-roon, house, newly finished
wood boulevard and two blocks from from Lake Lax,
Of the Isles boulevard, one block to Ken
wood electric line and to Kenwood school:
ton avenue, 2oo1 w 21st street; house built
In hrst-class manner, with all modern i'm
Proyements finished in oak and birch, with
hardwood floors; open-work plumbing, steam
heat; large. light, airy cellar and good attic:
window shades and gas fixtures 20 with
property; terms easy.
W. D. WASHBURN, JR.,
800 Guaranty Building.
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I.
PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Our offices have been removed to more COM
modious quarters. We are now located at
suite $40 Temple Court building, where we
will be able to meet all our patrons and to
take care Of our business III more efficient
manner.
Owing to the rushing business of this COM
pany we had to remove to more conmodious
quarters.
Don't forget the number, $40 Temple Court,
corner Heunepin and Washing ton
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rs NO TRICK TO GIVE AWAY ADVERTISING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.

Unimproved.
Continued. -.
Ss5o--vAcANT LOT, VICINITY OF HUM.
hoidt az. inside 25th st; easy terms. Inquire
EIGHTH WARD LOTS, GOOD as GOLD, FOR
pest or cheapest, address s. D. Hillman, 1900
Vine place. 5E-*'',a 8 - So
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY
ENTHUSIASTICALLY spot
IT'S here on charming ground,
That bargains rare, beyond compare,
Herein are sometimes found.
BUY THIS QUICK, SIX ACRES NEAR SPRING
Park station, Mnnetonka. Address for price
and terms, P. p. Swensen, 514 Rnrk of COM
MERGE building.
Is ACRES SHORE FRONT NEAR SPRING
Park. Swensen, Bank of Commerce.
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STOP PAYING RENT. OWN YOUR HOME.
r. SOMETHING NEW.
HOME BUILDING CONTRACT
p. That will suit you No other like it.
AMOUNT, TIME and PLACE
Fixed by you.
EVERYTHING SURE
NOTHING UNCERTAIN
CALL NOW
And investigate our new Contract.
RENT ACTUALLY PAYS FOR YOUR HOME.
CITIZENS HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
4o4 Dayton Building,
TO Nicollet Ay.
H,75o-6ox21o, RIDGEwooD AV, NEAR
Pleasant av, 12-roOms, modern combinat atom
heating plant and barn. - :
$S,000-65x123 Pleasant av, rooms
thoroughly modern, combination heat; fine
east front corner.
q $10,OO0--65x12S. Fremont av S, in Sunny
SIDE IL rooms, modern. fine property.
Houses $4,000 to $50 900.
3 I'LL WALTER l.. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block.
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HOMES CHEAP IN THE EIGHTH WARD-3oo5
Garheld av, s-room house, near 31st st, for
er says sell; also two. modern Groom houses,
: barns and henhouse, for $1,000; best Of To-
cations. George B. Dartt, SO7 Phoenix bldg
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MISCELLANEOUS

STORM SASH, ALL SIZES AND KINDS, AND
hangers; order before the rush. City Sash and
Door Co., 230 4th 1t s.
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FOR sALE-24o ACRES, TWO MILES FROM
station; good siX-room house, large barn. all
out buildings; 50 under ploW; meadow cuts
100 tons fine hay; all kinds fruit trees and
small fruit, pretty yard 33 miles of Mime
apolis; good soil; $22.5O per acre; good terms.
320-acre stock farm, with good buildings: 60
80 miles of twin cities, $1G5o per acre good
terms. Farm lands to exchange for clear city
property and some very desirable lake proper
ties to trade S. A. Carlisle, Wyoming, Mimi.
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FOR SALE-GRoCERY AND CONFECTIONERY
Fine location, cheap rent; doing fine bust
ness; sell cheap: good reason for selling. 2349.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
N00000~
Continued.

HoTELs-wE SELL AND RENT MORE no.
Tells THAN ALL THE OFFICES COMBINED
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND THE PACIFIC
COAST. WE PAY ALI. EXPENSES TO SEE
ANY HOTEL WE OFFER If NOT EXACTLY
as REPRESENTED.
WE HANDLE ONLY FIRST GLASS CITY
AND COUNTRY HOTELS NAME LOCATION
DESIRED AND AMOUNT OF YOUR FIRST
CASH PAYMENT; WE WILL THEN TELL
YOU WHAT WE HAVE AND SEND YOU
FULL DESCRIPTION.
NO TIME TO SATISFY CURIOSITY. BUT
PLENTY OF TIME TO TALK OR WRITE TO
THOSE MEANING BUSINESS.
WE WANT TO RENT AND BUY FUR
NITURE OF A FIRsT-CLAsS MODERN
COUNTRY HOTEL; ABOUT 40 ROOMS.
11S KASOTA BUILDING. ......--
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FOR sALE-PoULTRY AND FRUIT FARM
new poultry barn; fruit and berry orchard;
e everything tine silk; five acres of land; i'm
Provements cost ell we ask for it, Address
1886, Journal .-'-s = - :
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FOR sALE-oNE-HALF INTEREST m NICE
little machine shop with good tools and
good business; profits will be guaranteed to
good mach1nist who can take charge of shop.
Address 1892 Journal
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued.

CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUsI-
ness, no matter where located; II You desire
QUICK sale, send description and price.
NoRIHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, Bank
or commerce building. MINNEAPOLIS.
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o o o
o o o o o O
o $40 ACRES IMPROVED.
handiyohi County, MINI.
0 VIII sell, and take suburban resi-
D dence, rooms at $1,000. Small improved
D farm near by at $4,000 Cash $1,S0O, give
0 time on 81, 100 for five years. Give and {
0 take possession at once.
D Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics Realty Co.
0 Suite 321 Kasota Blk, Minneapolis. MINI.
D
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
When the Bell Tolls.

The ST. Louis Post Dispatch, OF Sept.
Is, speaking OF the attraction which
will appear at Reynolds opera house on
Thursday Nov. 10, says when the
Bell Tolls" which is playing at Hav-
Inns this week, can assuredly lay claim
to being one of the best of the melo-
dramas of recent years. In its scenery
1t is of the most picturesque. In its
dramatic situations it is original. In
the duel on the mountains during a
driving snow storm it is one OF the most
novel of dramas that have ever been
seen on the realistic stage.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
ORDINANCE.
~~OODO
mo s4)

No "a.
AN ORDINANCE granting the Farm
ers' Telephone Company OF Indiana,
Armstrong and Jefferson counties, its
successors and assigns permission to
erect poles and run wires on the sume
over the alleys of the borough desig-
mated by Council under and subject to
the general Ordinance No. 80 relating
to telephone poles, etc.
Section |. BE II ordained and en-
acted by the town council OF the Bor-
ough of Reynoldsville In council assem-
bled, and IL is hereby ordained and On
acted by the authority of the same that
the Farmers Telephone Company Of
Indiana, Armstrong and Jefferson count
les. its successors and assigns be and is
hereby granted right Of way, and shall
have the right to erect poles and un
wires on the same over the alleys OF
the borough or any part thereof desig-
mated by council by resolution for the
purpose of operating telephone ex-
change and telephone lines under and
subject to the general ordinance No. 80
of the Borough OF Reynoldsville re-
lating to telegraph telephone poles,
ETC., and providing regulations per-
tanning thereto, approved March lst,
1897, and provided that such company
shall on notice of the passage Of this
ordinance to its attorney cause the sun me
to be advertised as required by law at
its cost and expense without remedy
over, against the borough and provided
further that said telephone company
shall within 80 days after the passage
and approval Of this ordinance, lille
with the secretary OF the Town Council
its certificate Of acceptance of all the
conditions and provisions of said gener-
al ordinance, No. 3S, which certificate
OF acceptance shall be executed under
the corporate seal of said company duly
attested by the president and secre-
tary thereof, otherwise this ordinai CO
and all proceedings had thereunder
Immediately becomes null and void and
OF no effect 1t is further provided that
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said telephone company before making
practical use OF any Of its lines In the
borough, In consideration OF grant OF
way it Is to give the borough for the
use OF its municipal officers In such
place as designated from time to time
by the president OF the town council
free telephone service over all its lines
and private connections Herewith free
OF rent charge, costs or expenses OF any
kind whatever TO said officers, also the
right to the use OF the poles OF the
company by the borough for conveying
electric fire alarm wires shall be per-
mitted free OF expense to the borough.
Section 2. The said company is to be
responsible for all damages caused in
erecting, maintaining and operating
said lines. The poles when placed In
said alleys are 10 be so as not TO inter-
fere with any sewerage now built or
hereafter to be built. The wires Of
said Telephone Company shall not be
allowed to approach the wires OF any
electric light company, telegraph com
pany or other telephone company near
er than two ~ feet to the wires Of said
other company. In case of the violation
OF this section (excepting damage
clause) II shall be the duty OF the street
Commissioner to notify the offending
company to remove its wires, poles or
fixtures so erected in violation thereof
within three (3) days OF such notifca-
tion and on failure to comply with such
notice 1t shall be the duty Of the Street
Commissioner TO remove the same
forthwith at the expense of the offend
ing party or company.
Section 3. That any ordinance or
part OF ordinance conflicting with the
provisions OF this ordinance be and the
same is hereby repealed SO far as the
same effects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into law this
4th day OF August A. D., 1908.
A. M. APPLICABLE,
Attest President of Council.
l.. j. MCENTIRE, Secretary.
Burgess office approved October Is,
1908. l.. M. SIMMONS,
Burgess.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
Climatic Cures.

The influence OF climatic conditions
in the cure of consumption is very much
overdrawn. The poor patient, and the
rich patient, too, can do much better at
home by proper attention to food di-
gestion, and regular use of German
Syrup. Free expectoration in the
morning is made certain by German
Syrup, so is a good nights rest and the
absence of that weakening cough and
debilitating night sweat. Restless
nights and the exhaustion due to
coughing, the. greatest danger and
dread of the consumptive, can be pre-
vented or stopped by taking German
Syrup literally and regularly Should
you be able to go to a warmer cline,
you will find that of the thousands OF
consumptives there, the few who are
benefited and regain strength are those
who use German Syrup. Trial bottles,
25c regular size, 75c, at H. Alex
Stokes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
Wisliaw.

Guy Cornmesser was In Big Run on
Sunday.
Elem Douthit was in Armstrong Co.
over Sunday.
H. NJ. Tedrick was at Bellevue one
day last week.
James G. Brown, of Reynoldsville,
was'in town Friday.
Miss Julia Straitwell, OF Panic, visit
ed In town last week.
We need more sidewalks In our town
this kind Of weather
Miss Mabel Lucas. OF Panic, was In
this place over Sunday.
Wm. Dougherty, one of our nearby
farmers, will move to Falls Creek soon,
where he has built residence.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
High School Bulletin.
Edited by Members Of the
2eYnoldsville Hieh School

About $3.50 p. m. Monday, Nov. 8, the
Senior class accompanied by Prof. Nc
Clure wended their way to Mr.. Elliot's
for the purpose OF gazing at the sun
spots with the aid of telescope and
the assistance OF Mr.. Elliot himself.
After satisfying our curiosity as to the
magnificance OF the heavens and insig-
nifcence of ourselves In comparison, we
we're invited to inspect the greenhouse
where each one was presented with a
chrysanthemum. We expressed our
thanks to our patron and sauntered
back to the school house.
The debate, "Resolved that Lady
Macbeth was more guilty than her
husband" discussed by the male and
female members of the Senior class
before Prof Bacon, Rev. Z. A. Reno
and Mr. Garfield Harries, as judges,
was decided success-for the boys.
Debating is to be regular feature Of
English in the High School.
Last Wednesday morning DR.. A. j.
Meek conducted the chapel exercises.
After devotional service he gave us a
fine talk on the developement of the
mind. He compared it with the method
OF dwarfing the oaks used in the Orient.
AT the meeting of the Shakespearean
Literary Society Friday afternoon the
following officers were elected to serve
one month : President, Anna Klahr
president, Mildred Ridgeway I;
secretary, Geneva Millren critic, Coe
Shaffer editor-in.chicf, Lawson Reed
assistant editors, John Coleman, Frank
Strouse local editor, Carl Kirk pro-
gram committee, Anna Klahr, Eula
Shaffer and Ethel Kunes.
A number OF High School members
have been sufficiently struck by some
thing in Punx'y to make as many as
two trips within week.
What next ? The girls OF the ninth
grade are going to get those two cent
class pins.
New piano, better music, more in
terest in chapel and literary society.
Strange whisperings OF a change are
now floating around
Did you eyer stop to think ? Better
not. Just keep on moving.
Many are the songs some of us sing,
for example, SLOW Green Am, ""How
Little Know"
Those woeful pictures OF the High
School have arrived. o my eyes
One OF our Seniors is thinking OF
becoming trainmaster. At least the
report is that he is very anxious that
the Driftwood local leaves on time.
The debate on the subject, 'Resolved,
That the Arcadians were Unjustly
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case of Kings
New Life Pills. They cut off maladies
no matter how severe and irrespective
of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,
Constipation all yield to this peri, ct
PHI. 25c, at Ii. Alex Stokes Drug
Store.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18
RathmeI.

A. w. Rudolph, OF Arcadia, spent
Sunday here.
William Tucker and family visited In
Anita Sunday.
George Roberts, jr., had business In
Punxsutawney Saturday evening.
G. Nj. Henry and wife, Mrs. j. K.
Johnston and daughter we're In Pitts
burg Sunday.
The Church OF God Sunday school
will hold Sunday school and temper
ance rally Thanksgiving evening.