The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-21

Films, Plates, Papers, Chemicals and
Supplies all fresh and first quality at
Stokes.
WANTED-Young man to learn a
good trade. Inquire at THE STAR
office.
II YOU want sweater for child,
lady or man, buy it at the Peoples
Bargain store.
Drop in and see the new fall styles
OF mems shoes with the high heels.
Adams Boot Shop
III you want pair of shoes for man,
boy or child, call and see A. Katzen at
the Peoples Bargain store.
The Sharpless Tubular Separator is
sold on easy payments. See the Reyn-
oldsville Hardware. Company.
Harvey S. Deter yesterday COM
menced making the annual assessment
of property in Reynoldsville borough.
Another big gasser has been struck
In the Sigel field, on the Shields, Long
and Newcome lease. The guage shows
5000, 900 feet.
The Clarion fair is being held this
week. Tomorrow special reunion
for veterans has been planned. More
decorating was done in Clarion this
year than usual.
St. Marys people are complaining of
the action OF some degenerate in their
town whose speciality is running the
dresses of ladies on the street by throw.
ing ink on them.
Get a so cent box OF Mi-o-na stomach
tablets and rid yourself of indigestion,
sick stomach; after dinner distress, gas,
heartburn and belching. Stoke &
Feicht Drug Co. guarantees them.
The Punxsutawney National bank will
remodel its quarters during the next
two months and will occupy the room
formerly used by the First National
bank Of that city In the meantime.
F.A. Mcconnell has rose in lthe
rear OF the Tavern which is now bloom
ing and bears one flower which
measures full four inches across. 1t is
large pink double rose and very
beautiful,
In an effort to attract peop'e back to
the farms that are being abandoned in
Western Pennsylvania, the Gazette
Times and Chronicle Telegraph will
conduct big land show in Pittsburgh
in October.
After all the agitation against the
exhibiting of the Jefferies-Johnson
fight pictures. the surprising fact is
discovered that the people care little
or nothing for them and in most places
near Reynoldsville where they have
been shown, they have failed to draw
even the usual nickelodeon crowds.
Saturday, October 1st, the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school of Rathmel
will give an entertainment and tea
and coffee supper in the church.
Prices for supper, adults, 15 cents,
Supper will be served from $3.50 to 7.30
p. m. Ice cream will also be served
and the festivities will end with free
entertainment In the church.
Johnsonburg is the latest town to
awaken to the fact that town can
never haye too many industries and Is
making an energetic effort to interest
I'll its citizens in. a town boosting
campaign. An agent for the Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburgh railway is
making an effort to get every town
along that railway line active in the
same way.
The big coal tipple at Jacksonville,
Indiana county, is finished and the spur
Of railroad being built from the Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburgh railroad from
the shaft near Jacksonville is nearing
completion. Jacksonville is growing
rapidly and it is thought that the place
will eventually be one of the most i'm
portant coal centers in Indiana county.
H. L. Dixon, of Pittsburgh, who is
Interested in both the Star Glass Co. of
Reynoldsville and the Colburn Machine
Glass Co.. and conversant with the
affairs Of both recently wrote to
officials OF the Reynoldsville company
that there is every prospect of an
early resumption OF operations in the
local plant, No word has been receiy-
ed from officials OF the Colburn
Company, however.
DR.. r. A. Mckinley pastor OF the
Presbyterian. church in Reynoldsville,
delivered his lecture, Sailing an
! T1vl<cown Caa hefore the Rrotherhood