-. lib. 'n. Ille uftt nd- flnn pniwi ill ton. Irit- o of npli- lllo. Governor Stono hns re-nppolnted Dr. Natlmn C. Schn'ffor as nuperltitondcnt of public lnntructloii for four year more. Pr. Schn'ffor Is a (food man for the po sition. .-. I According to tholr action some church members seem to think that If they go to church on Sunday they can do pretty much as they please during the week and the Lord will bo satisfied. f that frfU, are ho make r I I faience v iiy n i lie t I department yrTorfcriir clothes, enty of tin n. - C Best makels and ilf. but to must have 11. to pro- Important k" to got ny will read eo the wis' reported In' the less en A man may oil, expecting ine he can bo 'Stretched on nan like Mr, me of his mill If the poor ilieir hometi, in n, while in insm, and Riv not livti to re- are often erious if cases "tertouV about r' 1,111,. and death Idence '11 un terlous re are hat are idence, land an or ature KICKER'S COLUMN. A "Klrkpr'a Column' hn. boon nnrnml tti HIE PTAn. thmtlirtl whlffi riimnlnlntH mtiv itt timclo w li limn tint HU'titliyof the I'liitiplHliuint iM'Inn miulp pnlillr. If vou linvp nnvililni to kirk HlMiut i'iil It In. Tlii nnnirof tlix "lilrk cr" miml ni'ffitnptiny tin kirk tin n Kunriiutoe of good fit 1 1 It . lint not for nulillnitlim. The man who gets so narrow and cranky In his religious views that he thinks every person . Is going straight to hades who don't believe as he does, will be surprised at the number of these people he will find in heaven, if he gets there himself. The true christian man or woman should be the happiest mor tals on this mundane sphere, and they should enjoy life to its fullest extent, but some of those who think they are so good, and almost every other person so awfully bad, would deny a christian many (if the Joys of this life and make the religions life appear to be an entirely gloomy. self-denying life. Some men carry their eccentric views .into their own homes and force them on their children until the children are turnod away from the religious path Instead of into it. Parents should try to lead their children into the paths of righteousness, but don't try to drive them, 'lis better lo win them by living: a sweet christian life daily. Long prnyersBt family wor ship and denial of certain innocent pi'lv lieges has a tendency to drive from Instead of drawing towards the chris tian life. Letter to N. Cooper, .' HrynnMtn'iUt. Va. Dear Sir:' It takes 3000 gallons of paint for the two btg hotels at Coney Island Manhattan and Oriental. They are painted once in three years with Devoe lead and zinc. .Why so often? Three reasons: (1) sea air. cuts paint; (3) hotels, especially pleasure hotels, want freshness and color as much as protection. Once In three years is often enough and not too often to paiol a hotel on a windy sand beach.' How long do you think lead and oil would last there? One year. Is there anything for you in this? Yours truly. 20 F. W. Devoe & Co. P. S. H. Alex Stoke sells our paint In your section. Black stiff hats U.00 to (5.00 at Mil llren'B. Talk about a friend Indeed, well, you just tell somebody about Clydesdale Ointment and you can push your feet under the board In hl house any old time. Clydesdale binds friendship to stay. Mr. Editor, with your permission I want to take advantnge of the "kicker's column" to speak of what I consider an evil that Is prevalent In most of the churches of the country, and that is pulpit announcements of things that are not strictly religious. The pulpit is expressly a place from which the gospel Is proclaimed and when a minis ter advertises an entertainment, festi val, etc., from the pulpit on Sunday ho is diverting the minds of his hearers from religious to secular things. The preachers aro not so much to blame for this, because tho church members re quest and expect such announcements or advortit-cment. Is it right for a preacher to advertise or announce any thing in tin) pulpit on Sunday that would raise a commotion among church people if tho same was held on Sunday? For Instance, "an Ice cream festival will be given in Hell's hull Sunday eve nlng." I say he has not. My humble opinion is that thero should bo a re fop mution in this matter, and that nothing but it'liglous services should be an nonnced from the pulpit of any church on Sunday. Thero is only one church that I havo heard of In this section where nothing but strictly religious services is announced from the pulpit on Sunduy and that Is the Hooch woods Presbyterian church. Tho Sunday ad vertlslng business has been in vogue so long thut some people have come to look on It as part of tho religious service but it Isn't. A Disciple. MILLIRENS H Spring Stock will Win Your Unqualified Approval. 3 Have you seen our spring line of nalk-Overs. Koblnsons. Olivor chilled plows are the best. For sale at the Keystone Hardwure Co. s, Low prices, good fits, flrst-cluss work at John Flynn s tailor shop. New styles in men's, youths' and children s clothing at Mllllrens. Bring in your bike and have it put In shape to ride. Hoffman s repair shop. Anything in summer dress goods you can ask for at Sutter s. For Sale Black Langshans eggs. B0 cts. per 13. Inquire of J. M. Strouse. Army leggings for raon and boys at Williams.' - See tho new things In hats at Mill! ren s. Mitchell, the ladies tailor. Clydesdale Ointment for corns, for sores, for skin diseases, for ulcers, for burns, for lame back. It Is a euro Druggists, 2ro. .You cannot go amiss by making thia your trading point. Our Matchless Stock, as large as it .iB, does not include one solitary article that we cannot conscientiously recommend. We could. ... . . . .not afford to sell any other than first-class clothing and furnishings. Have too much at .stake. One dissatisfied customer would do more harm than ten pleased patrons would benefit i .us .buying .county as the following offers will show. But though we keep only good qualities, we still (owing to our gigantic outfit, and. ying for two of the largest stores in Central Pennsylvania) name the lowest prices in the. 3 3 STYLISH ' Ami Strli th) Jteiwmhibln tlnrment, tilt 1'roihirt of the Kent Maker. Business Suits of All Wool Cheviots In fancy weaves, stripes and checks, nverplnlds and Oxford mixtures, .').tK), $11.00, $7.00, H.00. !UI0. Dross Suits of all wool fnney Worsteds, Checks on Stripes. Clay Worsteds, Dingotinls and unfinished rich woolens of the higher i-liits $10.00. $12.00. l2.r0, $14.00. $I.V(t0, $1(1.00, $17.00. MOTHERS will have exceptional price and quality ad vantnge If they visit our Boys' Clothing De partment, to lit the litllo fellows out for spring. Hero there Is a wide cliolco of right fabrics mid good making. Double-breasted two piece suits, from H to 1(1 years, lit $1.00, 1 ..111, 2.00, 2.r0, .KM). 3.fil), 4.00, 4.f0 and $5.00. Tuxedo Suits with Vest and Knen Trousers, M.iiO, 4.")0, ti.OO, (1.00, 7.(10. Vesteo and Blonso Waist Suits for tho smaller boys. Soon) of th'-so havo slarelii'd front: others havo shield to mutch. Homo huvo funev vests; others uto plain. $l.i"j0, 2.00, 2.i")0, 3.0(1, Il.iit), 4.00, 4 T.0, 000. v m j Men's Spring Derby Hats Figuring from the usual values there is a price differ ence hero In your luvor of from Tide, to $1.00. Tho now shapes for spring widest kind of choice, that meHns all fashionable Blocks, all dimensions In Black und Brown. Ask to sou tho Grand Duke. $1.00. 1.J50, 2.0(1. 2.60. 3.00, $5.00. Men's Sprlnrj Soft Hats Soft Hat wearers have been provided for here with an exten sive choice of late shapes and colors. Golf. Fedoras, Hough riders, Crushers, Eto. Stono. Dark Pearl, Stoel and Oxford are tho prevailing now colors, und of course tho various styles uro shown in black. F.sch hat a matchless value, 6l)c., $1.00, $1.60, 2.00, 2.60 und $3.00. Men's and Boys' Outing Shirts. Extraordinary Vulues, Immense Assortment, Flrst-Clasa Makes mid Less Prices our Inducements for-you to buy your shirts of us. Cheviots and Corded Effects, white neck-band style, somo have culTs to match, 50c. Madras and Zephyr Cloth In white neck band style, or collar attached, in fancy stripes or jacquard weaves. Some have cuffs, others have not. $1.00. Finest Outing Shirts of Imported Zephyr Cloth, somo havo cuffs uttuched, others are made in the Bug I an stylo, $1.60. Boys' Outing Shirts in white neck-band stylo or collar at tached. Silk fronts or fancy percale, 60o. When in need of nnytliing tip-to-date in Clothing or Furnishings give us a call. MILLIREN'S, The Reliable Clothiers. -rtia..-.ij.t Tl I fr producer! only Mntrihiitp tn thic , , . .ad colors, blues, blacks, ox !ordB, browns, mixed chev' ots, &c. stock. . ) all the popular weaves Sui'rcoats -.sers Order. lits range in price fiown $3.50. iit8y$7 down to "Btee 'Buita '0.V ' . ; ,3 16 years, A JEW STORE'S BID FOE Y01 TRIBE A DEPARTMENT STORE WHERE THERE'S EVERYTHING THAT PEOPLE WEAR AND MOST THINGS THAT PEOPLE BUY. The pleasure and satisfaction In our new stocks and the reasonable prices is but the natural outcome of most fortunate purchases. Anticipating keen advances we selected it early, thus placing us in position to offer you unusual values, enabling us to swing our prices under others an inducement that you cannot afford to overlook if you wish your spring buying to bring you fullest results. Ladies Tailored Suits. Proof of their superior value lies the mater ials, the perfection in making their thorough tailoring; chic, stylish garments at a price no higher than you'll pay for just the materials; but fortunate buying and little margins make this condition possible here. " Shoe Buyers Take no chances for right styles in summer footwear comfort when they make selections here. Just the styles that troop always with fashion's demands that pledge you best com fort in. wear. THE KULTURE . SHOE for ladies; there is nothing better than the KlTLTURE. Shirts. Impossible to tell all the good points about them. Youll have to see them that'B the only way you will realize at once that it's the proper place to buy Bhirts. Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs all the new things. Dress Goods. Seasonable materials at under the usual prices. The new and dainty weaves and colorings in Nun's Veiling, l'irolas, Granites, Kerseys, Homespuns, Fancy Cheviots, Cov erts, Broadcloths, Landsdown, Mohairs, Silks, Foulards, Taffettas, Japs in all the populnr shades. Spring Wash Goods. The fabrics whose use proves so pleasure able to you and add so much to your person al comfort. Choicest of choice values; the most stylish and dependable ideas, making inducements to wash goods buyers that will particularly emphasize the economy of this stock. Dotted Swiss Plummettes, Persians, Silk Zephyrs, Pongees, Persian Lawns, Dim ities, Challiea, India Linens. Prices will be a pleasing surprise to you. New Shirt Waists. Many new ideas. Latest output from houses that indicate the styles. Newest sug gestions for April Shirt Waist buyers. Every best Btyle in most fashionable materials you'll find here, and a most interesting feature of this stock are the very reasonable prices. Curtains. We put on sale this week the largest line of Curtains ever shown in Reynoldsville. Not old patterns, but fresh new stylish ones the curtains that careful buyers prefer, curtains that return you fullest value. We show you the handsomest ideas, but the prices are with in your reach they're modest ones when qual ity js considered. Prices range from S?12 down to 30c pair. See the New Arahia curtain. The Correct Hats. You'll want a stylish one a hat that be comes vou of course. The price will be less than you supposed; you'll get off easy. All the new fashionable blocks and colcrs. Prices $2.90 down to 49c. The Small Notions. What your anxious to buy at smallest prices ia a feature here. We price them as we buy them at the lowest notch, and it's usually quite a having on your part to buy them here, Our Motto: Strictly cash. Goods marked in plain figures; one price to all and that the lowest. BINGSTOKB GO., Department Stores, Reynoldsville, Pa. flssemDly ot Values. A solid showing of espec ially ECONOMICAL SPRING OFFERINGS The kind of values that will favorably influence you. CORSETS, HOSIERY, , LADIES' MUSLIN and KNITTED UNDERW'R, NIGHT DRESSES, ALL OVEB LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, VELVETS, BUTTONS, Ac, UMBRELLAS and ' P ' , SUNSHADES, a fa fa fa fa fa fa fa , fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa. fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa O sr.- 7f 7
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