5 k imtf"
Centre Street at
Buying the Spring Needs
Will be a Real Pleasure
"When you deal with this store. A railroad schedule ideally
adapted to your wants permits you to leave home at a conven
iently late hour in the morning, gives you four hours in which
to do your shopping and gets you back in plenty of time for the
evening meal.
Remember, we "pay the freight." On purchases amount
ing to 10, we pay your fare one way; purchases ot $20 or over
entitle you to a rebate covering the cost of your round trip
ticket. But if you can't come,
Write Us or Use the Telephone.
Out of town orders receive the most careful attention at
the Smart & Silberberg Co., and in all cases ' they're T filled on
the same day that they are received.
Spring Hats Lavishly Provided.
This is a season remarkable for the diversity of its milli
nery style!. You will surmise that on glancing over the hosts
of varying models on display in the millinery section, where we
have taken full advantage of Fashion's generosity to give our
patrons extraordiuary scope for choice.
Never before has more attention been given to shapes; more
skill displayed in forming their outlines; more care taken ti in
sure just the right angle, just the tight effect. No longer can
you say "This is my best shape," for whatever shape is in ques
tion, in tailored or dress hats, here you will find perhaps half a
dozen others equally as becoming, giving rare opportunity for a
change.
The Prices Are Wonderfully
Modest.
No question about it for value this season's hats at the
Smart & Silberberg store are the best ever shown hereabouts.
Already they have called forth a world of praise.
60 -
r
The Executive Council of the
American Baukers' Association has
given each Bank and Trust Com
pany in the United States an indi
vidual number. Wherever you see
the above number in connection
with financial business it means
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa.
GERMAN KNEW THE PIECE
Amusing Incident in Campaign to En
courage Respect for the Na
tional Anthem.
Mrs. William G. Boyd of Kingsbury
place, an enthusiastic member of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
ind former chairman of the Missouri
itate song committee, is directly re
iponsible for the new order requiring
ill public concerts in this city to be
soncluded with "The Star Spangled
Banner." During a talk with Park
Commissioner Davis, in which the lack
Df respect shown the national air by
St. Louisans.in public places was de
plored, Mrs. Boyd suggested a cam
paign of education as a remedy for the
txletlng conditions. She is still laugh
ing over the results of the attempt.
She and her husband, with Commiss
ioner Davis, visited Carr square on
the evening of the first band concert,
ifter the new order went into effect,
linking to see in the polyglot audi
ence there a typical example of the
niiBses' familiarity with the national
Mr.
As soon as the first notes sounded
!he men in the party removed their
aats, but all were alert for develop
ments around them. Nobody appeared
to notice the music except one big
Serman, who gave vent to several dis
puted grunts as It proceeded. Think
ing to test him, Mr. Davis asked if he
knew what that piece was.
"Know him? Ain't I a Cherman?
Dot's 'Die W'acht am Rhein,' but mein
Sott, how dey blays him!" St. Louis
Times.
Architecturally Speaking.
"I am the architect of my own for
tune," said Mr. Dustln Stax. "Well,"
replied Mr. Holden Howes, "by being
your own architect you're liable to
get eome curious ejects, but you do
Bave a lot of money on plans and spe
cifications." Evidence Enough.
A "How do you know that Maler
has come iu for a fortune?" B "Why,
formerly, people always said he was
crajy; now they say he is original."
Lustlge Blatter.
Sil&akiQ &
Elm, Oil City, Ph.
343
3
AN EXCUSE FOR HUSBANDS
Discovery of Woman Who Has Spent
Twenty Years In Studying Do
mestic Problems,
A heavy load of moral responsibility
should never be foisted upon a man In
the first flush of youth. If It is, he
Is almost sure to let it slide off when
he arrives at years of maturity, and all
?orts of complications are liable to fol
low. Mary Austin, who wrote "The Ar
row Maker," explained these things
ind several others to the members of
:he Legislative league at the Waldorf
Astoria. "I have been spending a good deal
)f time lately at the domestic relations
:ourt," she said In elucidation of her
statement concerning the overfreight
?d young man, "and I have learned
.hat in a great majority of cases the
nan 40 or thereabouts who has grown
:lred of his wife, because her beauty
las faded and refuses to support her
any longer, so that she has to appeal
to the courts, was compelled to go to
work when he was thirteen or four
:een to help maintain his parents or
mothers and sisters. By the time he
eaches middle life his moral muscles,
shlch were strained and stretched be
ond their proper capacity when they
were still soft and untrained, have be
come feeble, If they haven't snapped
.ntirely, and he can't be depended
jpon for anything."
Mrs. Austin admitted that what she
lad Just said wasn't generally known,
)ut she added that It was nevertheless
ibsolvitely true. She was sure of it,
aecause she had spent 20 years study
Jig Just such problems.
Leave It to Her.
"I asked your husband last evening
If ho had his life to live over again If
he would marry you, and he said he
certainly would." "He certainly
wouldn't." Houston Post.
Put Away, Despair.
Fight like a good soldier, and If thou
sometimes fail through frailty, take
again greater strength than before,
-trusting In My more abundant grace.
Thomas aKemoia.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the Gen
eral Assatnbly of Ibe Common wealth oi
l'snnsylvaula, relating to the sale of Beatod
and Unseated lamia in the County ot Forast,
etc, for taxes due and nnpaid, I will otter
at public sale at Ibe Court House, In tlie
Borough of Tiouesta, 1'a , on the
Second Monday in June, 1912,
being tbe Tenth day of June, 1912, at 10
o'clock A. M., the following described pie
ces of land or inch parts thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount of taxes and
costs due and unpaid agatiml the same and
coutiuue the same from day to day as Ibe
same may be found necessary.
TERMS or SALE.
The amottut of taxes and costs must be
paid wben tbe property Is struck off or the
sale may be avoided and the property put
up and resold.
All Tract not olhtrwise marks! are
adverllnm forTaxn for 10IO mid 1911.
TJJNTSJEl.A.TUD IjAND.
Harnett Township.
War. Ai'rvi Witrrantre or Owner Am'
5700 LU) Barnes Villi I'earsall 47
t
79
M2 I 142 Aiken, Stluer & Bartlett
3J0" J oil and gas 11 52
iU 474 Aiken, Uiitiei & Bartlett
oil ft gas 38 39
3312 IIS Aiken, Stiner & Bartlett
oil and gas 9 64
3312 91 Aiken, Sutler & Bartlett
oil and gas (1 5rt
85' Momberl J T oilftgas 3 50
UoflSO WliiluioreGeo KflU&K 13 18
11 Totter C 1' oil & gas 'II 44
JfoflSO Bartlett J WnGrnve&K 12 l."
8701 t75 Braden ABU Tabor oil
only 27 29
l-24ot"0 Totter O P oil ft gas Ml 31
100 CussinsTheo H Jofoll only 2 06
3151 M Parmlee Geo Noil gas 5 18
3151 80 Parmlee Geo N oil ft gas 4 05
3151 ti'J Parmlee Geo N nil ft gas 5 04
100 Fitzgerald John 1-10 of
oil anil gas It3
84 Beers Nancy oil ft gas 6 H
3:1 Work Josiab oil ft gas 1 37
3 llindman M F oil ft gas 2t
44 Tearsall Mary A oil ft gas 3 56
7 Pearsall J R oil ft gas 80
10 Enheltnan Albert oil ft gas H
85 Maze Jacob Est rl J B
Maze oil ft gas 4 49
18'.'H Mase Jacob Est d J It Maze -
of oil Htid gas 3 73
Vyi Maze Jacob H J B Maze
of oil and gaa 18
(Jreeu Township.
8189 150 Eblers Henry 'II 13 98
5600 ?30fU2,' Proper O. W. & J. F.
land only 8 56
5501 J3'oM2J4 Proper & Lacy 10 Oil
3M8 183 Collins T. 1. & Co '11 17 03
8I8 59 Landers & Wyman 6 73
3818 32 Landers & Wyraao 3 U4
5185 2 12 Proper J. F. fl Dalo Heirs
1910 12 06
5189 53 Bowman T. J. oil ft gas 3 0
515!) 53 Bowman T.J. oil A gas 3 03
5185 232 Blum H. F. fi J. F. Pro
per lilll 14 38
3819 110 South PennOilCo. fl O.
L C. Co. 1911 oil only 1 7:
Harmony Township.
115 McCalmont J 8. '11 11 85
103 McCalinont J. 8. 116 28
100 Bowman T. J. fl Conley 34 00
100 Siggins& Helm HT & B. 25 60
40 Hell JauiesM.a W.V.Oil
Co. 17 00
93 Siggins John & J. B. fl
P. U. 42 50
of218 Barnard FBfl P Thomas
1011 Hi 41
41 Snow T A fl Foster 17 43
Hickory Township.
100 Beaty David 310 30
5-16ofl8 Coblert Dr fl Reed 1 30
50 Slow II H 1911 6 15
5191 73 Emerling Jacob Est 37 33
8102 50 Davis J DO Hepler 10 42
3tiS9 350 Percival C & Hay James
1911 45 60
5102 Jn'orjO-tof 24 Henry & Keller
fl WilBon J V 10 93
5192 S-l&loflj-.'J Beecher J F 3 32
5:'80 235 HarmisonL K fl MerUle
W 63 24
44 Dickens Cbas oil and gas 3 64
6 Geist J C fl Breunan J T
oil aul gas 46
1-ttofl.V) Pale JTdSB&D 4 15
Island 12 Hunter & Cummings oil
and gas 50
Kingwley Township.
.1142 64 Blakley & Conley rl Blake 82 00
5188 ioft20 Sinclair Wm fl Ironsides 24 60
51ii.l 145 Vail John 8 H Clapp '11 11 60
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co flSubooly 32 80
5132 50 PatterKon I N 22 88
5234 895 Penn Tanning Co fl H H
Mar H of laud only lOti 60
S28 1U Haslet 8 H (Island) 2 40
5187 107 lirennan & Doutt rl Cou-
ger U of '10 all of 1911 25 6:
5134 'oty.'i. Darrah, Brennan & Co 45 10
5193 145 Clapp J M fl GIlQIlin oil
ai d gas 1911 8 82
5103 100 Clapp Jill! Gilflllin oil
and gts 1911 4 00
5193 l-6of400 Dale JTA8B&D 15 08
6217 lofl'-Ml Lamb A oil and gas 25 50
5133 1157 Kuupp W J fl Watson &
Freeman 189 74
5131 170 Knupp W J fl Watson &
Freeman 27 88
Tlonesta Township.
2824 180 Gitmore& Dull 10-11 70 20
914 Lanson & Doutt ti Brennan 2 31
38.'2 10N) Woods Heirs '11 80 22
45 Fourth Nat' Bank of
Pittsburg 11 70
2 Wbiltekin F. F.fl Carson 78
23 Oil City Fuel Supply Co. 9 36
76 Agnew Proper lamieeon 12 12
;$0tl7 Anuewrroper&jamleson 1 .18
ofl70 Dale J.T.fi Dale Heire'10 6 97
71 Templeton Atnauda, Weriz
farm oil ft gas 4 83
2828 50 Wtiittekln Ada U Lackey
oil ft fcas "11 1 85
42 BrownA. W.flWeant'U 8 31
Howe Township.
War. Sub. Arm Warrantee nr Owner Ann.
3197 37 Rosenblatt H '11 1 63
3183 330 Mench J H 29 04
Vacant 138 Blood Cyrus H fl
Blood 12 IS
Vacant 2;j Cole W 8 fl Nugent 24
2977 Nufl5 til Wllllnk & Coulter 8 06
2736 51 110 Kobiusou G W oil ft
gas 4 84
3801 18 Means & White '11 79
3195 350 Collins T D 30 80
0108 48 Adamson J fl S C
Lumber Co 4 23
5105 750 A damson J fl S C
Lumber Co 66 78
Vacaut 50 Atkins 0 W fl Moore
bead 06 00
287 4 3-5ofll'0 Proper J Ffl Lanson 61 20
2977 NJ$of34-35 100 Morck FredoilAgas 40
Jeuks Township.
3179 CO UnfltO F K Lanson fl Proper 9 45
3171 108 Klood P P 13 23
4173 100 Blood PP 12 60
3173 SO Blood TP 10 08
3170 Hunt Anna 1911 3 29
Vacaut 200 Blood Cyrus II K J
Blood 25 20
318.1 20 Montillions A N &
Others '11 1 24
C710 903 Salmon Creek Lbr
Company 113 79
3060 1 18 Hall, Gardner & Co
1011 9 18
33:'2 150 Wackerman G F is IK)
5141 104 Robinson Bonner 20 65
3X01 427-10 Means White 2 67
3ti3 ytot 10 drove W A & Co fl
WD 13 23
5141 127 Knupp & Yates fl
Kay 66 04
3ii04 110 McNeal Frank fl Z
& B 17 04
36G4 100 Watson Caroline K
oil and gas 6 30
3177 31 114 TowlerS 8 fl Buu-
line 14 33
5120 68 Adatnson Joseph fl
N Mo 7 32
6500 21 Proper O W & J F
oil and gas 1 84
3U44 877 Penna Gaa Co Hartle
Lands oil only '11 13 57
Vacant 100 Dale H L rl Proper
& Agnew '11 6 20
5142 JofHO Keller F A fl Boyn-
ton 4 41
5142 tfofllO Wbltmore G F fl
Boynton 4 41
5141 127 Knupp & Yates fl
Kay oil and gas 8 02
3181 25 Johnston Edward X
of oil and gaa 1 12
3159 630 Parmlee Henry oil
aud gas 34 65
18 Enterprise Trauslt
Co oil and gas 99
3190 15 Knterprisa Transit Co
fl J McCarty oilftgas 99
3170 170 Enterprise Trauait
Co oil and gaa 10 71
3190 70 Bowman David Heirs 4 41
3(i8 250 Banner F C Dinsmore
fl Dinsmore 1-16 of
oil and all gaa 8 33
3667 230 Banner F C Dinsmore
fl C Dinsmore 1-16 of
oil and all gaa 8 33
3672 150 Banner F G Dinsmore
H C Dlusmore 1-16 of
oil and all gaa S 04
362 644 Sautier FO Dinsmore
6 C Dinsmora 1-18 of '
oil and all gas 18 24
3ti:a 50 Maft'at F Kof oil ft gas 2 33
38 Cliuton & Bpeucer oil
aud gaa 2 38
3171 80 Btoneviphnr Maud R
& Vowler oilftgas 6 04
3171 5 Mafl'at F J fl Ltppen-
. cot! iofoll all gas 24
3664 850 Kousa K F oil ftgas 53 65
3800 100 Proper J F rl K J
Curry 12 60
Vacant 156 Hall.Gardnsr &Co 120 47
5142 ofMO Bartlett J W fl Boyn-
tou 8 82
3361 3-20ofll04 Knupp W J fl Devon
Ian Oil Co '11 10 23
35t4 1031 Nlckolson John 'It 63 93
Vacant ),'of-1H) Keller F A tt W & P
oil only 3 16
HEATED LANDS.
Barnett Township.
War. Acre Warmolet or Owner Ah'i
81 Patterson Martin 1910 fd 97
30 " " ti Black 1910 2 59
30 " " fl Laokner'10 2 69
30 Armaruit Violet 1911 10 09
50 Bradeo Mrs Kvaogellne'H 10 50
84 BeeraC P 1911 12 62
22 Clark A C 191 1 5 65
6107 105 Flick J R fl Pearsall lull 8 82
27 Ualgbt A J Est 1911 1 41
76 Huber L W tl White 1911 12 62
3 HaiKht Mary A fl Jones'll 1 26
2 Maze J H 1911 3 78
60 Maze S B fl Cbatlev 1911 11 76
35 8tablman Albert fl Ship
per! 1911 6 31
15 Stablman Melissa fl Ship.
pen 1911 3 73
j Nraiih Mm Charles 1911 4 22
1 Town Hall Claringtm 17 01
60f Pequignot Victor 1911 13 44
7 Williams F L fl Williams 6 12
2 Wagner A Wilson tl Broker 87
12 " ' tt Miller 2 03
3161 40J Warner L R 1911 15 20
Tlonesta Borough.
i Lander Mrs O ) fur 1910
all lor 1911 23 84
Katlerty Jas fl Lanson '10 1 95
i Range M L It Laoson 4 81
i Malegiver Joe fl Lanson '10 1 95
1 Morrow J W fl Coleman 'U 1 23
Creen Township.
3817 10-27 of 54 Hall W B 4 79
5133 2 Htroup Elizabeth fl EMurpby 98
6133 21 " fl J Murphy 8 78
3825 106 Whitman 8 P 12 70
3820 12 Wolf Philip 2 17
5185 5 Anthony Geo fl J ADale'Il 1 83
51:13 j ol 755 Darrab 4. Co 1911 46 72
3819 110 GoodwinKdflJWalters'U 14 07
3819 45 Loogstretb Orlando 1911 10 50
3820 25 Thompson J D 1911 4 89
Hickory Township.
5207 172 Bailey it Martin 62 29
31 Barber J M 19 70
3689 65 Cascade Pet Land Asso 19 96
6199 124 Weingard W F 1910 12 00
3693 111) Hemlock Oil Co 1U11 23 70
ol340 Little Hickory Oil Co oil
and gas 9 08
5210 10 MoManlgle Nick 1911 2 18
5218 800 Poor W B 1911 120 33
5223 320 " ' " 83 91
Harmony Township.
5 Amy Lauds 2 31
29 Carnahan Cbas 45 67
7 Cubbins F J oil and gas 3 02
100 Dawson J G Heirs all for
1910, i for 1911 19 DO
100 Dalrymple and others oil
and gas ft 20
Dawson J A 9 20
67 Fleming K F, 1911 28 21
100 Hunter Farm Oil Co 46 84
80 Landers fc Wyman oil gas 7 38
20 Mclntyre Mis N A 5 63
73 Msrsb Cbas J oil and gas 5 74
i Meseral Hose 2 3J
165 Pittsburgh it Cherry Run
Oil O i gl 05
125 Higglns A Helm 34 40
KM) Stewarts Run Oil Co 60 44
20 Siggina John A Helm 6 60
1J Siggina Orion fl W P 8ig-
gini 1911 74
i Wiggins Orion fl W P 8ig-
gins 1911 3 55
1 Higglns Orion fl W P Sig
gins 1011 355
23 Niggins J W fl Strong 1011 6 41
60 Wyman A Landers oil ft gaa 4 63
35 Wood W II 22 92
20 Carson 8iin 8 31
35 Green L Doll and gas 1010 23 89
35 (iesin Cbas land only 1910 4 73
106 Siggins A Helm 1910 25 37
15 Tidal Oil Co 1910 4 24
1 3 Z5
80 Stewart fe Bonediotoil and
gas 1910 3 60
Howe Township.
2095(sub 44 nf 1 10 Browu A Irwin 10 82
5207 90 Clouiil) L 8 Co 1910 92 60
28' sub 2520 200 Coulter A Unra-
pher 27 72
2980 1161 Forest Lumber Co 107 26
Jenks Township.
i Blood Parker 6 60
i Blood Cyrus Est 6 69
850 Becker F H 40 32
21j Blood Ktate 4 81
i Blood P P 2 67
i " " 2 68
60 Becker F H oil and gas 3 32
22 1 46
22 " " ' 1 46
64 3 70
75 Dnnlap J P 1911 7 34
1146 Erickson James 152 28
1 Nreen Mrs Anna 6 61
I Haines WE 11 62
400 Nicodemua W A 1911 26 04
Hbick Mrs F M 1911 4 90
sub 17U 0I8O Suttou&Baughman 4 88
3173
8173
8160
3173
3170
3170
3160
3160
3160
3100
3164
3646
siva
8171
3165
8171
3171
31H9I
sub20Jiofl05 " " 15 48
3171
3171
3801
subl8JJof80 " " 4 88
1 Stiner Dauiel 1 88
43 3 10 Wilson A B 6 78
A Odell Mrs Mary 1910 89
80 Patterson M V 1910 5 41
11 Zeller H C 1911 7 35
Klngsley Township.
17 Adaiiison Joseph 159 30
70 Collins iV Watson 30 16
2 Barnes Maty 1911 62
133 Caldwell F G aud Kate oil
and gas 101 1 6 60
5 Dean J I 1911 1 89
15 Ikenburg Adam deo'd 1911 4 22
J0I 8O 7 85
65 " Mary 31 65
20 Smith K W 6 05
60 Starrow Cbas 129 18
3173
3169
3170
6268
6209
6197
5213
5213
5194
6104
5194
5213
5186
6186
6187
5166
5132
6213
5268
190
1911
88 20
60 Shawl Mrs Ellen 15 10
50 Wbitton James 11 30
J of 316 Davenports A 1910 9 64
J of 120 9 36
i of 2110 " " " 8 72
of 1241 ' 18 75
Kot3l6 Heard A B 1910 19 07
jofTJO " A RnxenswIng'lO 18 76
J of 290 " A B 1910 17 48
JOII24I " " " 37 48
1 Neill A Gilflllin 1910 6 63
100 Grandin A Kelly oil a gaa 8 69
6214
5217
6213
6268
6214
5217
5208
6214
Tlonesta Township.
i of 106 Agnew Proper A Jatniegcn 8 81
6 Agnew Leouard 41
T.A.P.
The difference
between
merchandise
and
"stufF."
Oil City, Pa.
Island 20 Cascade Pet Land Asso 19 65
Island 9 " " " 4 11
64 Fleming EE 0 02
2824 650 Gilmore A Dull 225 86
60 Helm Jacob Est 15 16 of
nil 1910 1 00
62 Helm Wm Kt7-lt5ofoil'10 65
66 Helm Wm Est 1518 of oil
and gas 1910 2 23
100 Johnson Enos oil and gas 8 22
10 Lebberger Mary K 12 28
31 Lawrence A Stnearbaugh
oil aud gaa 2 53
I of 20 Lawrence A Smearbaugb
oil and gas 82
15) Lawrence A Smearbaugb
oil and gaa 1911 60
195 McCalmont 8 F 31 94
2823sub5.32 168 Oil City Fuel
Supply Co 48 35
200 Oil City Fuel 8upply Co 32 76
ul816340 " " " 65 69
4ot202 OH WellSupplyCooihtgaa 11 86
J or 1065 " " " 43 56
66 Proper J F oil and gas 6 25
310 Simpson Helen oil aud gas 25 40
79 Vngua William 1910 7 09
2826 144 Bieonao J T of oil 1911 1 40
t'i " oil and gas Ml 37
461 Soofleld ArchieotlAgas'll 17 98
6 Lanson F K 1911 16
By virtue of an Act of Assembly enti
tled "An Act to regulate the collection of
taxes on unseated lands," approved tbe
6tb day ol June, 1887, Interest will be
charged 00 1010 taxea from January 1,
1911, to date of payment, and on 1911
taxea from January I, 1912, to date of
payment, at tbe rate ot six per cent, per
annum. Five percent, la added on all
taxes on seated lands.
W. H. BRAZKC, Treasurer.
Tlonesta. Forest Co.. Pa., March 11. 1912.
Strongly Opposed.
"Are you In favor of granting suf
frage to women T"
"No, sir," replied the man who was
chewing tobacco. "If women were al
lowed to go to the polls the election
judges would have to go outside to
spit.-
Ollt Edged Security.
Tourist But what security do I get
If I lend you this money?
Alaskan 6herlff Seourlty? Say, you
can get drunk, steal, shoot up the
town, lynch anybody you want to, and
I won't allow a cuss to touch you,.
Puck.
A SURE CURE-
"There is only one cure for a cold."
"If the manager gets another sing
r to fill the role."
A Ltt Lesson.
The proper sort of city,
The kind to make yon (lad.
Will never, never tell a lis
And never, never pafl.
HI Dreain,
"What is Hallroom's Ides of heaven?"
"A place where there are plenty ot
towels."
Not Always,
"You know, well begun Is half done,"
"Does that apply to oil prospect
ftg?" Her Help.
Mrs. Penfleld "My husband has
found a way by which he says I am of
the greatest help to him In his liter
ary work." Mrs. Hlllalre "How nice
that must be for you, my dear! But
how are you able to do it?" Mrs.
Penfleld "As soon as I see him at
his desk, I go into another room and
keep perfectly quiet until he has
finished." Puck.
Practical Domestic Science.
"What Is this domestic science?" In
quired the engaged girl. "It consists
of making hash out of the left-over
meat and croquettes out of the left
over hash," explained her more ex
perienced friend. Pittsburgh Post.
Australia Claims Healthiest City.
Sydney, Australia, Is claimed to be
the healthiest city In the world. At
the Australian Medical congress, held
r.MHll It - . .. .. . -.1 t. , n .
'has the lowest death rate of any city
In too world, . .
Oil City Should Be Proud
of Her Dressy Men
and Women.
No other city in this o iuntry can boast superiority over
Oil City in the matter of correct clothes
We bave some of the Guest Dry Goods Stores (0 be found
anywhere.
We have some of the best Millinery Stores to be found
in this country.
We have a great maoy extra good Shoe Stores in this city.
We kuow that no other city in tbe United States has auy
finer Clothing Stores (Egotistical not at all )
We are speaking the opinion of tbe many visitors to this
city from larger cities people who know a good store when
they see it. This store of ours and our beautiful stocks are
doing much towards dressing Oil City's dressy men and chil
dren. Tbe suit you most admire this season will probably bear
a Printz Co. label.
The
KINTER
Co.
$25.00
Tailored
Suits.
Nowhere has the stsudard of $25 00 Suit value b.en set higher
than right here in Oil City. That is a taut, generally conceded, by
suit makeu everywhere. Conversant with that fact this store has an
ambition to set our staoditrd oi $25 00 suit quality still higher. Not
satisfied, of course, to be "just as good," for unless we can do better
we could not command your preference. And so we have striven to
present a superior suit for 825 00. Our ambition is now realized It
is the consummation of a merchandising ideal. Tbe bent $25 00
suit. A suit that embodies every essonlial of modern perlect suit
construction. Perfect fitting materials of the very finest quality
and texture and approved of fashion correct style faultlessly
tailored. Jacket lined throughout with a heavy durable quality of
of all silk messaliue silk covered coat shields aud perfect in every
slightest detail hand turned seams button holes, si itching, etc
We bave raised a standaid of $25 00 Tailored Suit value which
we ask you prospective suit buyer to see and judge the rrlative
merits of. At the same time we ask your inspection and opiuiou of
our $1!) 50, $20 00 and $22.50 suits.
KMIIKOIDKKY H I LI. -Wednesday, SaUs Klnuncings.
No more important sale of Swiss Flouncing will occur I h-s season.
The
Oil
- M.M. m. m m a
rTTTTTf
The oil that gives the
Rteadv. hriirht. white 3i$f lllf I
light Triple refined ff
from Pennsylvania j
Crude Oil. Costs little 1
more than inferior
tank-wagon
oils.
LlttU
hiaher
- . . .
higher o qWa!lty.
Fashion Is Fashion,
"Why do all tbe women walk like
lucks this year?" was the. question
mt to a friend of mine, years since,
ay a younger brother.
le did not know that a quite new
iilild of corset had suddenly, during
the summer niontha, "come In." To
wear it meant change of gait and pos
ture, eventually actual change of
shape. Yet we all wore It and doubt
less went on praising the Venus of
Melos as we did so.
Th notion that, after we have
learned from the scientists to deal In
evolutionary periods of millions of
years, we ought not naively to expect
to alter the human form In a season
or two, never occurred, I fancy, to
any of us.
"Business is business," men are
credited with saying, when Invited to
apply abstract laws of honor. "Fash
Ion Is fashion," women would surely
say If Invited to apply abstract laws
of beauty, Atlantic,
Wanted a Chance,
One of the performers at Proctor's
this week relates an incident that oc
curred in a western town where he
waa playing an engagement, There
was an act on the bill in which a po
liceman had to chase a thief across
the stage without catching him. The
cop's part was so simple that It was
always given to some employe of the
house. There waB a "prop" man In
that town to whom this little task
was assigned and he felt like a real
actor. In the middle of tbe week's
stand, just before the act was to go
on, the "prop" man said to the player
who had the fugitive business:
"Say, mister, let me catch you to
night, will you?"
"Why so?"
"Well, my girl is In the audience to
night." Newark (N. J.) Star.
Time's Greatest Evil.
The greatest evil of the times is not
the love of pleasure, but the love of
ease.
Burden-Sharing a Duty,
It Is the duty of each generation to
bear Its own burden.
T.A.P.
The
password
to
good
society.
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Vhen t Is necessary for an adult
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phild, (he following method will he
found quite satisfactory, and insure
cpnirort to the ndult at least. Make
the bed with three sheets Instead of
twp; then have the child sleep be?
(ween the middle and lower sheets,
and the adult between the middle and
upper sheets. This prevents the child
from rolling around and also holds
the sheet tightly about Its shoulders.
Good Housekeeping.
Pieces for Quilt.
I have found the following method
of cutting pieces for a quilt to he a
saving of time and labor, says a con
tributor to Needlecraft. Have the pat
tern cut from cardboard and a piece
of beeswax pressed on each corner;
then, press (he bit of cloth to (he pat
tern, cut t out, remove It, and you
are ready for the next without the
trouble of putting in and taking out
pins,
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Tbe latest methods known to science
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