.. SMART & SILBERBERG CO., OIL CITY, PA. Our June White Sale Offers Remarkable Values In Every Imaginable Sort of White Goods. The beauty of the styles, the fine qualities and com pleteness of displays, and the values that are beyond any thing this community has seen, are exciting commenda tion from everyone who has attended. ' "Aren't they wonderfully pretty; and so inexpen sive !" is a remark that is heard everywhere. Unmatchably low prices prevail. Economies are everywhere, in every conceivable form ol white goods and white wear. Let nothing keep you from attending the sale this week, even though it means a special trip to town. You will be amply rewarded by what the White Sale presents in quality and in price. Inviting Displays of Summer Wash Dresses. Cool, dainty garments, that promise comfort and coolness in the midst of the warmest summer weather. Assortments are the broadest we have ever shown, with dresses for every summer occasion. Bewitching new fashions in ramie lines, voiles, crepes, ratines, etc. Of course, the women who choose early, get the pick ot the selections while the dresses have all their newness and charm. Women Who Know Are Quick To See The Values In These Capes and Cape Coats. At $10, $12 and $15 are especially fine garments made of fine new cordelines, Country Club cloths, and black and white club checks. Stylishly cut, superbly finished, and in every way exceptional values. ion y A SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT has said that "the difference between the clerk who spends all of his salary and the clerk who saves part of it is the difference, in ten years, between the owner of a business and the man out of a job," and that is true of every man. Our business is to help you to save. FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST. Oil City Trust Company Oil City, Pa. Made -To -Measure Clothes of the Highest Quality may be purchased here at the most modest prices in town. See our marvels of beauty at $15, $18 and $20 and our wonderful importa tions at $25, $30 and $35 Fit and finish guaranteed. D. H. Blum, TIONESTA, PA. pie gtu'flitefe jAusrtialjf vow JSrillcn. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THIS PAPKB Chamberlain's Cough Remedy CurevColdg, Croup and Whooping CougU. (5$ finb mer)r Shtften tmrcfy unrecMcd Jlnpafien toonSIafcrn ali bur fonft ct ma ruinirt toorben. at bad 2lua,e mangclfjafte Refraction, fo mufi ba3 Cilb allct Ckgenftanbe nacfy eincm gocu.3 auf bcr 9tctt)aut burcfy aujera.etpijrnlid) lljatigfcit iti musculus ciliarius ge 6rad)t, obet baSSBilb uneoflfommen fciit itnb ba3 cfultat toerbunfeltcS Scltcil mit Sd)lacfie unb Sdjmen urn 2Iu (jen unb Stirrt. 2)ie3 berurfacfyt Com flcftioncn, tuclcfie fid) burd) fdjivere Sliii genlicber, 3loi(;e, 3ud en obet Skcnnen, cin efiibl, aid fei Sd)mut im Sluge, .tnb fyaufigen 5d)merj; berbunben uiii Gmyfinblid)frit gcgen iiidjt jeia.cn. t fduuadjer bad Uluae, ccfto fuplbarcj obige Sijmytome. Slugen mogen Mtyfifdj ftarf unb fjUidjloobl fcfyfdjload; fsin un) Uingefcfjrt. Urn burm PJcbraud) einet vrtlle bi flannel aufjurcben, toirb bie 2l)atigfci ber Dluoleln geanbert, unb toenn be Sdjabtn toortibet ubcr burd) ju ftarf obet fd)toade OJtifct ntd;t aufgebobq if t , fo finb bie lltfadnn bet Congeftioj el;er uctmett ftatt eerminbert. SkftcW gemifebte Refraction, mufi irgcnb ei jjanbcIflglaS ben diaben tjctmcbtcn. ,sebet ted)luad)lid)tige foute )crg; fiiltig roiffcnfdiaftlid) untctfucn mil WriUen anipaffenlaffcn, el;e erfie in ei braud; nimnit. i befonbem ijauen lucrben Wlafct auf SJcftellung gefdjliffen, in jebem Jalle i.arantirt. For Further Particulars Call On DOCTOR MORCK I The Distinctive . Garment Store I Marching Orders. Prices Cut To One-Third and Less. Absolute and decisive clearance in which is involved our entire stock of Misses' and Small Women's Spring Suits. Every garment fresh and new. Our method of store keeping demands an immediate read justment to make room for summer merchandise. $18.60 to $22.60 Suits marked down to , $26.00 to $27.60 Suits marked down to , .$12.50 $15.00 $28.60 to $30.00 Suits marked down to $36.00 to $40.00 Suits marked down to $18.50 $22.50 Our Waist Section The best liked and best known in this vicinity, 1 outdoes all past efforts in this event. Crepe de chine waists, $6.00 to $7.50 waists, marked down to Silk messaline waists, $5.00 to $7.50 waists, marked down to Lingerie waists, $2.00 to $2.50 waists, marked down to $4.95 $3.95 $1.50 Clearance of Every Klosf it Petticoat. Messaline and Jersey Silk Petticoats in every wanted color, $6.00 Petticoats, sale price $3.85 i The Distinctive Garment Store Henry J. McCarty, 111 CENTRE ST., OIL CITY, PA. 1 THUR.SDAY, U FAMOUS FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN AS THE BEST 22D ANNUAL TOUR AGAIN ALL NEW AND BETTER. No Other Exhibitional Enterprise Presents So Many New Features, "Thrillers" and Sensational Displays. Sun Brothers' "World's Progressive Who Will be Pleased to Explain the Above in Either Language. SHOWS AND NEWLY ADDED GERMAN Z00L0GIC INSTITUTION GREAT EUROPEAN TRAINED ANIMAL TOURNEY ROYAL COURT JAPANESE ATHLETIC CONCLAVE REGAL BLUE RIBBONED HORSE FAIR M Ilijy HiumIn of aiiisie 1 Mtur Acts and Ai-tiistM fi." TJi-to-ln to CIom-iim lO AoreH oTTontH ?J llitf Wpeolul Railway Train of 1-H-Ii Till Surprise TWO BIG COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT Don't Be Misled. This Is Positively the CLEANEST. BEST AND ONLY WORTH WHILE SHOW ATTENDING. NO GAMBLERS. NO GRAFTERS. NO IMMORAL ISSUES Can Other Shows Say As Much? $1.50 to Olean or Bradford and return, $1.00 to Warren and return, Sunday, June 14, SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Tionesta 9.02 A. M. Returning leaves Olean 8.00 P. M., Bradford 8.00 P. M., Warren 10.00 P. M. Tickets good only on Special Train. Consult Ticket Agents. Pennsylvania Railroad Shirts made to order 2.00 and upward. Suits made to order $16.00 and upward. T. A. P. Little New Locals Pertaining to The New Store As It Is At Present. We expect this week to see the carpenters through their part of the work and the painters take charge. The boys' snd children's department is now on the second floor, completely stocked, and ready for business. On account of the elevator not being ready we are using the rear double stairs. We desire to thank our "up the river" friends for their patience and kindly expressions of appreciation. We apojdgize most heartily to our neighbors and the public generally for the inconvenience we caused through blocked streets, dust, dirt, smoke, etc. The office is now as near perfect as it is possible to get it. Come in and see us work, sometime. Iis, the intention to have Wilton rugs on the floor of the children's department and plenty of chairs for the comfort of our lady and children patrons. We especially invite the mill men, shop men and railroaders to see how near to perfection is our working goods department. We can, without walking five feet, sell overalls, jean pants, working shirts, working gloves; it is the most practical working goods department we ever heard of. We are never too busy to "swap" fish or baseball stories with any one. But don't come to us with news about your neighbor unless it's good news. Then you'll find us willing hearers. fV . Seems like real prosperity to grfVonVl-floor store into a S-floor store all inside of a few years. It seems, from our viewpoint, that the people have treated us kindly and we shall endeavor to continue to merit public good will. Honestly, we would rather close up and quit than to feel we were playing public confidence against "mercenary motives" and giving "Pub- , lie Confidence" the worst of it. Ladies and gentlemen, we will always play fair. T. A. P. Oil City, Ta. , Oil City, Ta. True 1' allies B & B vz new dress and suit woolens Materials that are most in de mand for fashionable coat suits and street gowns all very spe cially priced. New Gabardines one of this season's new weaves in dress woolens for medium weight draped tailor gowns six shades of blue and black, wanted fabrics to remain in favor 50 and 54 inch, specially priced, yard, $3.00. Imported French Prunellas fine all-over broche design giv ing a rich quiet effect, medium weight for dresses or tailored gowns a material that makes up to excellent advantage col ors and black 50 inches wide, yard, $1.50. Black and White Checks dress woolens, the materials that the majority of women want this season for skirts, dresses, coat suita and separate skirts the very fabrics in demand in Paris and London in all weights, widths, size of checks and prices, 25c, 35C to $3 00 yard. Boggs & Buhl. PITTSBURGH. PA. fTTTff TtTTTtTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Our Clearance Sale of Spring Suits Started Monday Morning. Started a month earlier because our stock sheet for the first day of June shows that we have far more suits on hand than we should have at this season. But we'll put prices on that will quickly clear suit cabinets in this Second Floor Garment Section. The rules of the sale are as follows: No suits sent on approval. No suits laid aside or on "will cail." A moderate charge will be made for all alterations when needed. , We shall devote a good portion of this week to the sale of these suits. But there's great advantage in early selection. There are no reserves ex cept 12 moire silk suits which came in within the last 10 days. The prices are as follows : $12.50, $14.50, $15.00 CQ CA Suits at Cpo.OU $16.50, $18.50, $19.50 ciocn Suits at $14. OU $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 Ci A -n Suits at $14-.DU $27.50, $28.50, $30.00 Cirr ca Suits at $.OU $32.50 and $35.00 Cm CA Suits at $iy.3U $40.00 and $45.00 cv -rt Suits at Z.DU SB Practical Training as Teachers Every Graduate of the State Normal School at Indiana, Pa., has had the advantage of actual teaching experience. Practice lends confidence and makes the significance of book-learned precepts come out clear and strong. PENNSYLVANIA STATE ' NORMAL SCHOOL of Indiana, Pa. Where Ambition is Inspired, Directed and Trained IN CONNECTION WITH THE STATE NORMAL ARE THE INDIANA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A. E. KINSLEY. Principal and THE INDIANA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC . H. E. COGSWELL, Director The Leading Institutions of their kind in Pennsylvania New emtaUguea now ready for diatribution. Addrmtt Dr. Jam E. Amtnl. Indiana, Pa. The Fortieth Year Opens Sept 8, 1914 mm Jo ill MARKET QUOTATIONS Chicago, June 2. Hogs Receipts, 37,000. Light, $7.S0 8.05; hfc8. $7.60(SS.07V2; roughs, $7.60S 7.75; plgH, 7i7.75. Cattle rprelpts, 18.500. Beeves, $7.40i 9.2b; Kteers, $7$f 8.15; cows and heifers, $3.70 ig 8.75. Sheep Receipts, 13,000. Sheep, )5.35ra6.:5; lambs. $6,251(8.30. Wheat July, 8614. Corn-July, CS',;. Oats July, 33. I'ittsburg, June 2. Cattle Choice, $8.75rt9; prime, $8.60(5 8.80; good, ?8.258.75; com mon, $0,5017; heifers, $5.008; com mon to good fat bulls, $5.50 8.80 ; common to good fat cows, $3.50(0)7.50; fresh cows and springers, $451( 80. Sheep and Lambs Prime wethers, $6.65ig5.75; good mixed, $5.305.60; fair mixr-d. $4.E0(!t5.25; culls and com mon, $2.50(4; spring lambs, $59.50; veal calves, $101 10.50; heavy and thin calves, $718. Hofis rrime heavy, heavy mixed, $8.35 tit 8.37 ',j ; mediums, heavy York ers, light Yorkers, $8.40(g8.45; pigs, $8(5 8.25; roughs, $77.25; sUgs, $0.50 6.75. Uutter rrints, 27',fci&28V.tubs, 2G'i (27, KggH Selected, 21.-: I'ouf try (live) Fat hens, 1819; (dressed) hens, 22fi2.'l. Cleveland, June 2. Hogs -Yorkers, $S.40; mixed, $8.40; pigs, $S.-)0; stags, $ti.50(fti.75. Calves Good to choice, $10.7511; lair to good. $!).50(i 10.25; heavy bud common, $lili!). tattie Choice fat steers, $8.36(ff 8.60; good to choice, $7.75 ! 8.25; milcliers and sprtngers, $50(E.SO. Carnegie Co. Gets $568,306 Decree. A decree was rendered in the Unit ed States district court in Pittsburg in the infringement suit of the Car negie St-jel company against the Cam bria Iron company ordering ,11)6 Cam bria company to pay to the Carnegie company $568,305.93 with interest from U y 1, 1912, to the date of pay ment. The defendant is also ordered to pay the costs of tli" fuit. ROOSTER DAY INDORSED Pennsylvania Farmers Adopt Resolu tion at Convention. ' At the farmers' annual normal insti tute rt Strotidsburg, Pa., a resolution offered by W. Theodore Whitman of Ml. Gretna, Pa., was unanimously adopted providing that June 1 slmll be observed hereafter throughout tho state as "rooster day." On or -previous to that date It Is decreed tr.at every rooster in the state shall be kitted, sold or penned up for the purpose ot preventing the over fertility of eggs supplied to market. Pennsylvania is the first state in the east to inaugurate the custom. Speech Betrays "Dumb" Man. Thomas James, thlrty-on years old, was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or serve ninety days in Jail by Magis trate Borland in Pittsburg. After showing a card indicating that the bearer was deaf and dumb, James po litely thanked a woman when she pur chased a pair of shoe strings.
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