We make clothes to fit-fit to
wear on any occasion.
They bear tbe Kban Tailoring
Company label.
We are the exclusive agents for
Khan Tailored Clothes.
There are no better made.
S. & II. Green Trading Stamps with all cash purchases.
kUAI.Y
kWslxWk
The Ihre. MWHW
special gradei of Gaso
line manufactured ex
preaslr for Autos are i
76
Special
Kl Power witboat Carbon
hoi TVi h Anln C.MMiIinri
Vvl er made. Potitirelr
VA will not form urban
deposits
A
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TheseWYerlv" C
lines g.Te sure, quick ig
nition and instantaneous.
powerful and clean ex
Plosion. Made from
enmyhrania Crude Oil.
Aak your Dealer
Waverly Oil Works Co.
Independent Refines
Pittsburg, P..
m after or Waverly
Special Auto Oil,
SlII
Foot Form
Shoes.
Our Foot Form Shoes for
Children allow free aud easy
action ot tbe muscles iu
walking, give a firm tread to
tbe child's foot, hold the
arch in plaoe and support
the ankle.
The Proper Fit
At every poiut, together
with selected leathers and
skilled shnemaking, make
our Foot Form Shoes ideal
Shoes for Children.
81 to $3.50.
25 Cent SsJe,
All This Week.
Of all the busy weeks that this busy store has known in
wpek of October 10 to 15 to establish
a record. Great preparations have been under way lor this
great sale. We ve worked ana planned ana scnemea. e ve
cA oil flio Virnin nnA pnpro-v at our command in the effort to
uotu " " OJ ... J
make this "Twenty-five Cent Sale" particularly interesting and
profitable to all our patrons. ,
Vnn'il ho Riimrisprl at what a auartcr will buy lor in
stance, every article or fabric regularly priced at 35c, many that
that hpar a 50c ticket. All over the
C1( ' k 1VV.U -a.VV wvr..-w
'11 find 25c mice cards, and every time you see one,
rest assured it covers an item of special value.
25 Cents Will Buy
Four yards Striped Flannelettes in light colors, pink, light blue and
tan ttaple stripes.
Eiebt yards Twilled Toilet Crash.
Six inch Silk Moire Taffeta Kibbon, splendid quality, all colors, well
worth 45c.
A lot of Fancy Hibbons, regular 5()o and up.
A lot of Hat Pius that were 50c, 75c and SI.
Five Silk Hair Nets.
35o and 50c Belting. Six dozen Fearl Huttons.
Dressing Combs that were 3!c. Peter Thompson Hows and 1 les.
Men's Fleeced Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, nearly anv tize.
Women's 35c Underwear, Vests aud Pants, any size 4 to !.
Child's 10a Hose-three pairs for 25c.
Women's Fin Gauze, both plain and embroidered. 3)C and oMo ones.
Three Scrub Cloths, 10o ones. Seven dish Cloths. 5o ones.
Embroidered Lunch Cloths, 30x30. Two lluck Towels, 15c ones.
Three Huck Towels, lOo ones. 35c lUth Towels.
Three yards 10c Crash. Two yards 25c Lingerie Cloth.
Three yards 15c Lingerie Cloth. 35o and 40 1 White Goods.
Ibree Tooth Brushes from a choice of a whole wheelbarrow full. Gdn
. . l .i. .ii .:.,. i,;n,ta Cat iVitpa Rnmhes for the nrice of one.
UIUQ UriBlie, 011 Olfcco nuu niuuo. , . , I
Genuine bristle Hand and Nail Brushes-just the kud you always pay
50 j for.
Two bottles eight ounce size Peroxide.
Two 25c jars Peroxide Cold Cream
Two 25c cans Peroxide Tooth Powder.
50c Pillow Tops. 50o Pictures. 50o and 75a I era V ases.
50c Persian Seco Silks. 81 Velour Cushions.
Three Lirge Cotton Batts. Three yards 10o ChaUie.
Child's Aprons made of good Percale or Lancaster Ginghams.
Two 25c burs Colgate's Coleo S aD. Women's Percale Aprons.
Women's Drawers, extra sizes, deep flounce, five tucks, hemstitched.
Many other bargains which we haven't space to enumerate.
The Smart & Silberberq Co.
OIL CITY, PA.
School Children
Should be taught the "art of saving." In some cases it will prove more
valuable than some of their other accompimnmeois. st.w win awn,
4 Per Cent. Savings Account,
And interest will be credited June 1st and December 1st, each year.
Oil City Trust Company,
Oil City, Pa.
We will macke you a Sviit or an Overcoat
For $15 and up to $50.
On this broad-guaged principle, if the suit don't fit you absolutely perfect, or
if you feel that at any price specified you are not getting the greatest made-to-measure
values ever offered, you are not obliged to accept the garments.
We are the sole agents in Oil City for the famous Khan Tailoring Company,
of Indianapolis.
The line of fall fabrics comprises all the new shades and patterns and many
exclusive weaves controlled only by this firm. The tailoring in a Khan Tailored
Suit is letter perfect and represents the best efforts of brainy needlemen who com
bine ability with conscientious effort. Our methods of measurement render a
misfit almost out of the question. Come in and see what's meant by a pcriect
assortment.
Oil City, Fa.
Oil City, Pa.
Costings.
NATIONAL PHASE
OF STATE FIGH1
Congress and Next Presidency
involved in Result.
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
J. L. Heplcr
LIVERY
Stable.
Fine carriages for all occasions,
with first class equipment. We can
fit you out at any time for either a
pleasure or business trip, and always
at rcasouable rates. Prompt service
and courteous treatment.
Come and see us.
Hear of Hotel Weaver
TIOITESTA, TJ.
Telephone No. 20.
KEELEY CURE
The cure that has been continuously
mici-essful for more than 81 years is
worth investigating. For the drug or
drink halit. Wi-lln for particular.
Only Keelev Institute in Westrrn
Petiua. 40 Hl'tll Ave., I'itlshui Kh, I'a.
The campaign now being waged
throughout Pennsylvania and In every
congiessional district in the Union, is
of national scope.
It leads directly up to the presi
dency. Two years from now we shall
be electing a president. This struggle
is preliminary. This fact should not
be overlooked.
All over the country the Democrats
are aroused. They are claiming that
in November they will elect a ma
jority in the national house of repre
sentatives. They have figured and
they are light in their figures that if
they can but gain thirteen senators
thev will also control the senate. They
already have carried the Btate of
Maine, which means the gain of two
representatives and one United States
senator. They believe that they can
win in New York, In Massachusetts,
in Ohio, in Indiana, in a dozen states
now aligned with the Republican
party.
They are cock sure of the house.
They are cock sure that they will
reduce the Republican majority in the
senate to a beggarly majority, even If
they do not wipe out that majority
entirely.
But they are certain, if they fall !n
getting rid of that majority this time
that, two years hence, they will sweep
that majority out of existence. Two
years hence they expect to elect their
president and give him a Democratic
congress.
That Is the object at which they are
uiming. and they have brought the
chairman of the Democratic national
congressional committee into Pennsyl
vania to help them to do It.
For they rely upon Pennsylvania to
help along the Democratic cause.
It is up to the Republicans of Penn
sylvania to say whether they shall
receive aid In this great Republican
state.
There are two sets of Democrats in
Pennsylvania. There are the Herry
Democrats, who are running after Wit
Unm H. Berry, ttie friend, the fol
lrrwer, the disciple of William Jen
nlngs Bryan. Mr. Berry wants to be
elected governor, but at the same time
he asks you to vote for him on the
Keystone Party ticket, which carries
numerous Democratic candidates for
congresa and for the legislature.
Vote for Berry on the Keystone
ticket and you vote not only for the
repudiation of President Tal't, for the
repudiation of former President Roose
velt, but you vote for Democratic con
gressmen and for Democratic or as
sistant Democratic members of the
legislature.
And if you vote for Democratic
members of the legislature you vote
in turn for a Democratic United
States senator, and you vote for a
combination which will reapportion
the state in the congressional districts
that additional Democratic congress
men will be elected for years to come.
Mr. Berry heads one set of Demo
crats the Bryan contingent. Webster
Grim, the leader of the other set of
Democrats the "regular" set also
asks you to elect Democratic congress
men and Democratic members of the
legislature. The two Democratic can
didates are for thcmnelvps when it
com?s to the governorship. They are
for the Democratic party in all other
respects.
If you want a Democrat in the ex
ccntlve mansion, and if you want a
Democratic congress, and If you want
a Democratic legislature, which means
In turn a Democratic United States
senntor and a reapportionment of the
congressional districts on a Demo
cratic basis, why by all means vote for
Beiry or Grim.
Report on the Condition of Business
by R. G. Dun & Co.
R. (. Dun & Co's weekly revie
eays:
The tndiibtrinl and mercantile out
look Is better than statistics of actual
transactions Indicated. The iron and
FteeJ trade seems brighter In spite ol
the unsatisfactory demand for pig
Iron. There Is, however, st large con
nimptlon of wire and a better demand
foi structural products and tills is a
good sign. Woolen and worsted goods
are Iu better demand.
Notwithstanding a wjakouin rirc
basis and dissatisfaction regarding
the demand for pig iron there has
been no Important ctirt'iHment In out
I 'll of late. Since there was one lew
day in that month than In ugu.U th
daily average rale wm actuall larger
at 6",t67 tons, according to Iron Age
ailhough this represents t fullmts of!
of folly 7,000 tons from tho production
l:i June. Slightly m-ro interest was
ilown In pig Iron :n certain (lictrlcts.
but as a rule buyers oie;T.t-j with cau
tion and actual busine.-t remains li(--ht.
Curtailment I t the most im
portant feature of tlm manufacture o!
cotton goods snd the uiA'xet Is seme
what stroiiger with lho bny.u of grav
cloths larger. Silk ri.'c; goida r.fd
silk ribbons maintain the improve
mcnt noted In recent weeks.
Orders for footwear increase slight
ly from week to week, but busitiiKS Is
far from normal.
58 MEN ENTOMBED
Ga Explosion Wrecked Coal Mines of
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company.
At 10 o'clock Saturday night a gas
explosion wrecked the big coal mines
ot the Colorado Fuel & Iron company
at Starkville, Colo. Reports say fifty
eight men are known to have been
entombed and the number may reach
100. There Is no hope that any are
still alive. They were nearly all
Americans.
Rescue parties have been endeavor
ing to enter the workings at Inter
vals ever since the explosion, but
none had succeeded In penetrating
more than 3"0 feet.
The last party of eleven men were
overcome by gas and barely escaped
death, companions who were roped to
them and were twenty feet behind
them, dragging them out unconscious.
The explosion Is believed to have
occurred three miles under ground.
JOE LEVI,
Cof. Center, Seneca and Syca
more Streets,
OIL CITY,
YX.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIK 1HAMONK IIIUM). a
IJlen! Aftk your irrucfUl for a
hl-rbfu-ter'a Itlumon JTtratilV
1'IIU in Krd tn.1 Uold nirtaUtAX
sealed with Iilu Ribbon. V
Take n other. But of our
Ask for fl II ! II r.K.
TPR S
ITUEfflnt.
lUAMONI IIKAM IMLI,H.f tt&
years known as Ileat, Safest, Always kellal.lt
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
TN THE KINO AT RKNO. A pen
X pictured poem on the Jellrles-Johnson
light, witli pliulo ol' invalid author, lUu.
Damon Harvey, Ulearlield, fa.
SHANGHAI BANKS FAIL
Two Native Institutions Go Under For
10,000,000 Taels.
Shanghai, Oct. 11 The speculation
in stocks, which has been going on
here since June resulted today In the
fnilnre of two native banks for 10,000,
000 taels. Many others faiuies uro
expected.
The speculiiti'iiis In shares lias been
g.'ilng on since last June and the finan
cial condition is unsound. There had
been several failures of native banks
before the comparatively large ones
announced today.
PARSON GOES TO PRISON
Confessed Abductor of Eunice Whit
taker, Sent to Dannamora.
The Rev. Clinton DeWitt Sharpe.
the self-confessed abductor of 14-year-old
liuitice Whlttaker from her
home here on June 5, was sentenced
In Supreme court at Schenectady,
N. Y., to a term of not less than three
years six month or not more than five
years six months in the Dannamora
prison.
"It la not a pleasant thing for the
court to pass rentence upon you," the
evangelist was Informed by Justice
Van Kirk. "You are a man of educa
tion and you ought to have known the
seriousness of the crime."
The prisoner thanked the Judge for
the clemency shown and 'said he ap
preciated It.
Sharpe, who was preacher In a Sev
en Day Adventli-t church. Induced the
girl to leave her home nnd It was not
until two months later that they were
located in Kansas City and arrested
He maintained his Innocence of the
charge of abduclion until the present
time. When arraigned in the present
term of court he changed his plea.
Poison Placed In Hetervoir.
It was found that a large quantity
of Paris green was placed In a reser
voir used by the family of Dartel
beatherly at Bermuda, Pa., and its
timely discovery saved the lives ol
the members of the household. The
lid of Wie receptacle was open, and
this aroused the suspicion of a son
of Mr. Leathery. Upon investigation
a box was found floating on the water,
When brought tc the surface It was
found to be filled with the poison.
Auto Killed PennvWanla Steel Man
Kimerlntendent C. W. Itelnoehl
at the head of one of the de
partments of the Pennsylvania
Steel company at Steelton, Pa., was
imot lnstant'y killed by the skid
ding and turning turtle of a large
Cadillac touring car at Buena Vlata
Atlantic City.
Cotton Ginned During September.
Austin, Tex., Oct. 11. The state de
partment of agriculture has i-sued Its
report of cotton ginned In lexas dur
ing the month of September. It show
that 373,830 bales were ginned during
hat month as compared with 818,072
Iiales for September of last year. The
total of the U10 crop ginned to Oct
1 was I.1M.2"S, a compared with 1.
0I6.277 bales tor last year up to that
date.
WhyT
When a mother tells ber boy be Is
getting to be Just like bis father be
knows well that it Is not Intended as
n compliment.
In Awful Shape.
"Whv don't you go to work?"
"I'm so dead tired of doing nothing
that I'm too tired to do anything."
Clevelntid Lender.
Pennsylvania Railroad
ItiiUotln.
OPENING OF THE GREAT PENN
SYLVANIA STATION IN
NEW YORK.
On Sunday, November 27, full train service will bo inaugu
rated by the Pennsylvania IUilroad to and from its new Btation at
Ssventh Aveuue and Thirty-secoud Street, New York City.
Tbe location of the Pennsylvania Station, one block from
Broadway, two blocks from Fifth Avenue, is in tbe heart of the
hotel, club, and theatre district ot Manhattan. Within a short
radius are located the majority of tbe big retail stores aud restau
rants. Tbe Seventh Avenue surface cars aud the Eighth Avenue
surface cars pass its doors; tbe Thirty-fourth Street surface cars
(crosstown) pass its Thirty fourth Street entrance, and stations of
IheHixth Avenue Elevated and Hudson and Manhattan Tubes are
a short block from its' main entrance.
Time Tables showing the service to and from the Pennsylvania
Station are now being arranged, and may be obtained at Ticket
Offices before the opening of the Stition.
Connections will be made at Manhattan Transfer (near New
ark") with local trains to and from the downtown stations by wav
of Jersey City, so that downtown New York passengers who desire
may continue ti use the Cortlaodt and Dsbrosses Street Stations
and the Hudson Terminal Station of the Hudson and Manhattan
Tubes.
We're not particularly anxious to enter iuto competition with
our Coat Department, so we'll not pres the sale of Coatings ton
vigorously. But there's a nice assortment of Coaling materials here
ranging from $1.75 to 82.50 yard that those womon who appreciate
the advantages and economy of buying materials and making the
coats should see. 54 and 56 inches wide plain kerseys, meltons,
mixtures and plaid mixtures. Black aud White Caracul, $3 and 85
yard.
Black acrvd White.
We belisve this is the first store in this section to exploit "Black
and White." Some of the leading fashion authorities heralded
"Black and White" for the spring season 11)11. But one or two of
the more progressive Americin silk manufacturers started their
looms July 1st at the suggestion of certain buyers for the Now York
department stores. Always quiok to anticipate coming fashions we
cot our order in lor a few choice patterns in "Black and Whito
Silks." These and some advance foulard styles are on display at the
ilk counter.
WILLIAM B. JAMES.
OIL CITY, PA.
You Buy Clothes
for
Style, Fit and
Comfort
od you're entitled to get what you pay
for. You'll get all three when you wear
one of these specially designed suits
made for us by
Hart Schaffner &
Marx.
Smart, snappy clothes not froakish;
all-wool, finely tailored, correct in fit.
II. S. & M Suiu, $18 00 to 827.50.
Overcoats, 815 00 to 827. 50
Other good Suits, 810 00 to 815 00
Other good Overcoats, 87 00 to 815 00
Max Jacobs,
233 Seneca St ,
Oil City, - Pa,
ride irtti
CopOf H((Uitucl ii M'
Pennsylvania Railroad
75c to Oil City or Titusville
AND RETURN
Sunday, October 16, 1910
SPECIAL TRAIN
Loaves Tionesta 10:56 A. M.
KETUIININC., leaves Titusville, 8:00 p. m.j Oil City, 8:40 p. m.
Tickets good going aud returning only on Special Train on date of excursion.
No baggage will be checked.
Children between Flvo and Twelve years of Age, Half Fares
LAST OF THK SEASON.
J. K. WOOD,
Passenger TralHo Manager
GKO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
B & B
choice silks
practically every Silk and style
fnade, and Approved-is here
for yoijr inspection, from TalTcta
Silk at 50c to most elaborate
French Novelties,
Beautifr'ly embroidered and
daintily printed Crepes, new
weaves and effects.
Satins -soft clinging Messa
lines and Satin Crepes to heavy
Wedding Satins.
Elegant Damask Brocades,
and Pompadour and Jardiniere
Brocades, warp printed in charm
ing color tones.
More than a thousand styles
Parisian, Dresden, Egyptian and
Bulgarian designs and colorings
on Taffeta, Satin de Chene anfi
Crepe.
Double bordered wide (V,i
inch) Calcium Crepe -White,
plain or pin dot ground with su
perb floral borders in flower col
ors, $2-00 yard.
Special : Yard w'l'e ph'ingc
able Taffeta Silk the good
strong kind, so desirable for Pet
ticoat? and Linings, $100 yard.
bright, pleasing color com
binations, especially adapted for
use under Marquisette and other
transparent materials,
BOGGS & BUHL
NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough.
SIEVEES
The Number 520, Six-Shot
Repeating Shotgun at $25.00
is a liaiiuiii'rlt'NS gun with a solid
frame, Kanicr to operate quickr
-r nnd smoother net ion tlinn any
otliePj It never balks nm jit
perfeetly Imlaiieed,
IVtniliil (lexrriptlnn of nny of our
gnus is in imr im l'aire 1-W Culnlng.
SViid nr it TO HA V
If you rannnt ohtnln STKVKNS
riSTOLS, Tl-.I.KSCOI'KS
llirmiirh your nealer, wo
w in mho uireci, t'vpres
niton rt;.
ti'lut of
catalog
priee,
J. STEVENS ARMS
& TOOL COMPANY
P. O. llox M)3
CHICOPEE FALLS
MASSACHUSETTS
era
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mmm
OFTIOIAN,
Office ) 4 7K National Bank Huilding,
OIL CITY, PA.
Kye examined free.
Exnlnaivelv optitiul,
Chamberlain'
Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life.