The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-08-13

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Forest Co. Nat. Bank. AID.
Hof Business College. AID.
Walker Pharmacy. Locals.
Blum Il Anderson. Laundry.
New Castle Portland Cement Co. Ad.
oil market closed at $3.50
lis your subscription paid?
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. II
Paints and oils at Walkers Phsr-
macy. adv
p. r. Lanson sells oleomargerine.
ADV. u
When in need of Drugs call Walkers
Pharmacy. Both phones. adv
See our new stock Of stoves and
ranges. S. s. Sigworth.
George Wilson has sold his auto to
County Treasurer W. II. Brace.
Pure Drugs and Chemicals at reason
able prices. Walkers Pharmacy. ady
Just received, a car TOAD Of Lehigh
Portland cement. SIS. Sigworth.-Adv.
-Special orders for Ice Cream and Ices
promptly filled. Walker Pharmacy .-adv
Ice Cream, all kinds, delivered at
your home by pints, quarts or gallon
Walkers Pharm acy. adv.
The Epworth League VIII hoid
lawn fete, Friday evening, Aug. 10, at
1880 o'clock, on the NJ. f. Church lawn.
Observation-Disclosures Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City, Pa.
adv l.. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionests, Pa
-oleomargsriDe always fresh, always
the same price and making new friends
each day, at zoe per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Ko,,ot,vilIe. Pa. adv
Cornelius Conley, a former Tionesta
resident, who was one of Mayor Siggins'
early a~ppointees, has resigned as street
commissioners of Oil City, on account o.
Ill health.
Committee No l of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church viii
hold a market and sell ice cream anc
cake In the church basement at seven
O'Clock next Saturday evening.
The Proper Oil Co. got another good
gasser last week in their last we'll on the
Sutley farm, Jameson run. They have
moved over to the Nathaniel Emert farm
on Hunter run for the next well.
The store building formerly occupied
by X. l.. Haslet is being materially over
hauled and reftted with a plate glass
front. Hon. +. Y. Kreitler of NebraskS
owns the property aud he has given or
ders to have it thoroughly modernized.
The State agricultural department
has set the dates for the farmers institutes
TO be held during the fall and winter
throughout the State. In Forest county
the dates and places are as follows
Marienville, February Is and 10; Tionesta
Feb. 20 and 81, 1914.
Miss Della, l6-yesr-old daughter o
Mrs. Flora Gents, sustained a sever
fracture of the bones in her left foot by
misstep while leaving her home on Soutl
Elm street, Sunday evening. DR.. Greg
attended her, and the injuries are ex
pected to heal without serious diff ,ulty
--latest word from the bedside Of Mrs
J. L. Hepler of this place, who under
went a serious operation at he Kan
hospital a week ago today, Is to the efiec
that che Is improving nicely and her com
plete recovery is expected by her ply
stefan, DR.. L. o. Kane. This will b
welcome news to her many Honest
friends.
Acknowledgement of subscription re
newals is made as follows, with thanks
G. NJ. Dunkle, Clifton, N. c.; job
Thornton, Truemans, Pa ; b. P. Ander
son, Brookston, Pa; w. J. Hunter, Starr
Pa, new; j. W. McWilliams, Tionestt
Henry Rudolph, Endeavor, Pa, (new
Daniel Byers, Cbicora, Pa.
We have noticed frequently in othe
papers some Boosting of big days wor
done in the harvest fields and have a stor
to match up with any of 'em. Whil
harvesting wheat on the Albert Vockrot
farm a week or two ago, George W. Brad
of Starr, cut and tied up 1856 dozen |
four hours and says he wasn't half trying
Can you beat it, can you tie IL?
We take pleasure in calling speci'
attention to the new ad of Blum q AndeI
son this week. Although their line
yet quite incomplete they are prepared
take your order for anything in Il
clothing line, and their guarantee of pc
feet satisfaction goes with every carmen
These gentlemen purpose conducting a
u~p.to-date Gents furnishing and jewelr
store, and in addition will continue in Il
clothes pressing and dry cleaning lin
and in doing their best to please all Gu
toners hope to merit a large share of Il
public patronage.