PENNSYL
VANIA DUTCH.

WHAT SHWILKEY BUMBLESOCK HAS
TO SAY THIS WEEK.

Der onner dawg is ebbes om Ba-
rrick g’happened os mich, be-chu-
des, galechert hut. Du waisht der
Jeck Bexler, em Billy si brooder, is
unser black-schmidt om Barrick,
Well, are under oldt Sammy Sen-
dapetzcr hen mit annonne
Es wore en settlement fun finf yohr
far giles-p’shloga, kedda-shtreng
maucha, sensa dengla, un sg fardt.
Der oldt Sammy Sendaptzer hut en
gons blaud foll gachargep g’hot
gaega der Jeck fun hovver far s
garsht fas si seilin, hoy, shtrow
grumbeera, waetsa, un so fardt.
Se hen im Jeck sime black-schm-
idt shop g’settled, un we der oldt
Sammy ni cooma is mit sime booch
hut der Jeck grawd
der ’Squire Lawbuck.
g’sett-
S
fi
g’hicked far
“Un wos mit em ’Squire
buck,” frogt der oldt Sammy.
Law-
“E)” sawgt der Jeey, “Ich will
dtch tsu dinner account sdhwara
maucha.”
“Warroom sull des si?” forgt der
oldt Sammy. “Ich hob dich far
nix ga-chargen os du net grecked
husht un du husht in dime
mich net derfore g’schwora.”.
2)
laeva
“Well,” sawgt der Jeck, ‘Ich
hob my uresoch. Ich wore der
onner owet in der bade-shtoond
un hobdich hara di bakentniss
gevva. Du husht dart admit os
du en oldter sinder bisht, os du
olla dawg socha doosht os du net
sedsht, lusht der deifel gich on der
naws room feera un in Kkartza
wardta os du en oldter shellem
bisht. Ich hob ga-denked du mil
sht ga- watched si, doh hate hov
ich der ’squire hore b’shtelt.”
“Oh!” sawgt der Sammy, sel]
wore usht en bakentniss in der
karrich far wisa we da-meedich os
ich bin. Es wore net so shim we
ich es g'mauched hob.”
“Don husht anyhow galuga,”
sawgt der Jeck. “Bring der
squire.” Are hut ene schwars
lussa un se hen g’settley according
tsu law. Der Jeck hut mere
noacyderhond g’sawt are het em
oldta Sammy shunt long nimmy
gadrowned, wile so en reicher mon
we are os en hoonert-yord ga-bade
maucha kent un daid usht ae
dawler es yohr tsu em porra gevva
ware awenich tsu geitsich far gons
arlich si.
Un sawg, der Jeck is ken doom-
kup, farich glawb selver net os
der deifel en mon feel room feered
oony are gebt eme ga-logenheit.
a — ee:
Deeds Recorded
John Shires’ administrator to
Anna Shires lot in Florin, $202.
Alice Fisher to Daniel Shenk,
lot in West Donegal, $310.
Henry W. Flowers to
Shetter, lot in Florin, $100.
Jacob Zercher to the Mount Joy
borough, strip of land in borough
$1.
Joseph Bender's administrators
to Hiram B. Strickler 30 acres and
10 perches of land in Rapho and
West Hempfield, $4,000.
‘Hiram B. Strickler to Joseph R.
= Bender, same property and con-
sideration.
Anna Shires to W. Widman, lot
in Florin, $202.
Daniel E. Shenk to Samuel S.
Shearer, lot in West Donegal. $310.
W. B. Detwiler to Daniel W
Kramer, lot on Market street,
Mount Joy $225
George

“dd,

A Vast Difference
Tramp—A man who does not
work, who does not want to work
because work interferes with his
traveling; lives without working
and travels constantly.
Hobo—A skilled or unskilled
unemployed laborer without money
and looking for work.
Bum—A man who hangs around
a lowclass saloon and begs or earns
a few pennies a day in order to
obtain a drink; usually an in
ebriate.

GA
Don't
Neglect It
It is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. It
is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
When you notice irregu-
larity of action, occasion-
ing short breath, palpita-
tion, fluttering, pain in
chest or difficulty in lying
on left side, your heart
needs help—a strengthen-
ing-tonic. There is no bet-
ter remedy than Dr. Miles’
Heart Cure. Its strength-
ening influence is felt al-
most at once.
“I have used 10 bottles of Dr. Miles’
Heart Cure and can truthfully say it
has done me more good than anything
I have ever used, and I have tried
nearly everything that I know of. The
doctor who attended me asked me
what I was taking and I told him
Dr. Miles Heart Cure, he said it was
not going to do me any good, but it
did. I have not taken any for a year
now, and while there is occasionally a
slight symptom of the old trouble, it
is not enough for me to continue the
use of the medicine. If I should get
worse IT would know what to do. Take
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cura as I did before.
I consider myself practically cured of
my heart trouble.”
8B. H. DUNNAM, Livingston, Texas.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. If it falls
he will refund your meney.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind

THREE YEARS’ LABOR COST.
A Fine Piece of Mexican Drawn Word
Entirely Ruined Just After Its
Completion.
To spend three years upon a piece oi
work and then, by the simple overturn:
Ing of an imkstand, ruin it all is no!
conducive to good spirits, but such was
the case of a Germantown woman whe
far three years worked wunceasingly
upon a piece of Mexican drawn work
save the Philadelphia Record. A few
dar§ ago marked its corapletion, and
wes laid out upon a table to await the
{nspection of a purchaser, who had of-
{ered a sum far beyond the limit of what
one would imagine fancy work to be
worth in any quantity, The proud
owner of the work was suddenly awak
aned from a nap by a scream from her
{ttle daughter, and, looking at the
irawn work, imagined she was in the
midst of a nightmare, for the greater
portion was dripping with the blac:
contents of the inkstand, upset by tne
tittle child. Chemists and drug stores
were telephoned to for recipes and arti
cles for removing the stain, and after
asing a quantlty of acids the ink had
faded away, and when the drawn work
nad been placed in the sun to bleack
peace was partly restored in the upset
aousehoid. When it came to bring in
the precious piece of linen, the first
touch made it practically dissolve Inte
nothing, so thoroughly had the aclas
saten into the fabric.
WHY CIGARS COME UNROLLED
They Get Twisted in One Directios
in the Factory and in Another
by Smokers.

“It is an every-day occurrence to hea:
men complain of poorly made cigars,”
ald a well-known tobacconist one day
ast week in discussing the matter with
»ne of his patrons, according to the Phil-
udelphia Record. ‘It is not always be-
cause a elgar is indifferently or badly
made that the wrapper curls up ané
comes off. Very much oftener this comes
trom the cigar having been rolled by a
maker's left hand and later smoked from
the hand of a right-handed man.
“All cigarmakers must use both
hands equally well, and economy, both
in time and material, is the prevailing
rule in the tobacco factories. When a
piece of tobacco is cut from the wrap-
per it is cut on the bias, and rolled from
left to right on the filler, and at the
same time by the cther hand the remain
ing pieces are used being necessarily
rolled in the opposite way. For this
reason the man who holds a cigar 1a ki
right hand, which always receives a few
twists during the .jourse of a smoke,
tubs the wrapper the wrong way, and
.agily enough it b comes loosened.”

Centers of European Population.
London and Manchester are still dise
puting as to which is the greater Eu-
ropean center of population. Most peo-
ple would suppose that London owns
the title beyond peradventure. Eves
if one draws a circle with a radius of
80 miles about Charing Cross statiom
ose gets a population of more thag
$,000,000, as against 5,500,000 within a
similar distance from the Manchester
exchange. But protracting a circle
with a 40-mile radius one gets a greats
sr Manchester that shows a population
Jf moro than 8,000,000, as against &
greater 1aqndon of ouly about 7,300,
0a,
phim
Must be True to Name
“Tee eream must be true to name,
and must contain not less than 12
per cent. butter fat, together with
sugar and pure fruit flavor. Lggs
and a small amount of gelation
may be used.”
This order was issued by State
Dairy and Iood Commissioner
Foust on Tuesday to the ice cream
manufacturers of Pennsylvania.
The purpose of the order is to stop
the use of skimmed and’ watered
mi k. 2
a din ait
OUR MARKETS V
Eggs... : .19¢ Wheat . . $1.00
Butter . . . 30¢‘. Corn. . . . #00
Lard. ... .10e-~Oats. . 080
Tallow... . 8¢ Rye... . .70¢
Potatoes, . 45¢
ine ll

Telephone your next
job printing to 860B and get a good
job at a moderate price.

NEWSPAPER “DOPE” SHEETS r
Educating Even the Children of the | *
Cities in Race - Track
SHORT TALKS BY |
o L/T:"COOPER.” |
|
$
J
Any morning in Chicago or New York | Old Mr. Rivuinatists hangs on tight
one may see girls of 16and 17, with their and bites and pinches when he takes hold.
heads close together over a news paper It's quite a job
tabulation, trying to figure out **~:ipn-' to shake him off.
mers” during their street car or elevated It’s hard to be-
road ride to the factories offices lieve that all the
where they are employed. Listen to | pate and trouble
them and you wil] hear the language of ing bw
the track. They know the relative repu- | thing. Just a
tations of the jockeys, and can talk glib- | tiny bit of acid
ly of their riding weights and of their in the blood the
seats in the saddle. They know tha!

Gambling.
RHEUMATISM
Frmar———
Lo Lf See Lr LL EEE
and

LAWRENCE TUSCANY.

kidneys haven't
horses and their supposed likings for taken care of.
track, weight and distance. They are | But She kidneys
i 3 ae aren’t to blame.
ready for handboox plucking, says | ¥ used to think
Edgar Grant Sisson, in the World To ! they were. Now
day. I know better. It’s that over worked and
Meet them on the way home and vou over crowded stomach giving the kidneys
will hear them say sadly that “luck” part of its work and the kidneys can’t do
had not been with them that day, and it. I found this out with Cooper's New
will see them tear up their tickets and Discovery. It puts the stomach in shape,
throw them away. Only one thing 1s that’s all it does, and yet I have seen
: v : thousands of people get rid of rheumatism
worse for these girls than losing, and b kingst. That &s why 1 ier
that Is Winning. Losses : hi y taking it. . at 1s why 1 am positive
y g «0sses may bring a that rheumatism is caused by stomach
tardy, dejected reform. Winnings lead trouble. Here is a sample of letters I
to the frenzy of daily trips to the race get every day on the subject. ©
courses themselves; to the spurring ot | “For a long time I have been a victim
all wild emotions; to the plunge into the | Of sciatica and inflammatory rheumatism,
black, engulfing chasm where life is the | and my suffering has been too great to de-
least of the things lost. | scribe. For Weels 1 lay helpless with
. 3 ! J every joint in my y so tender and sore |
et vaio oy show that boys take | shat could not bear to move. The slight. |
I t gambling lessons earlier thar | est touch would cause me the greatest
girls. If they have sucked the poison, agony. Several doctors treated me but
they will be hardened gamblers when | they failed entirely. I tried many reme-
not half way through their teens. The | dies but nothing seemed to reach my case,
idea of working for a living is lost as | 50 I continued to lay helpless. My kid- |
goon as the fever of chance is in their | Beys and stomach were affected also. 1
blood. In pool rooms, on race trains, at could eat but little, digest less and gradu. i
the tracks, the majority of “regulars” ally my strength left. Ilost flesh rapidly.” |
San hom AgoTiy Of. regnians ‘I began the use of the famous Cooper |
are young in years, though ol¢ In every- | medicines of which I heard so much. To |
thing else. my surprise and delight I improved im- |
But though their echooling is sooner | mediately, and after using several bottles
acquired than that of girls, it is begun | I felt like another person. My strength
at the same place—the handtook kinder | and appetite returned. The pain and sore-
garten, and the instructor is the same. | ness left me and now I feel better than 1
the newspaper “‘dope sheet.” have = Tonle. AWTencS Tis:
ric ec. orth inne
BEAUTY OF AMERICANS. | Minn, Ye. ; pas
- — .
BSearet of It Lies in Freedom from the
Mercenary Spirit in
Marriage.
We sell Mr. Cooper's celebrated prepa:
rations,
The beauty of the American race
has for a long time been the wonder
and the envy of the world. The tall,
lithe young men of America, with
their bold, intelligent faces, and the
tall and graceful young women, sQ@
pretty and clever, have impressed for-
eigners profoundly. It remained for a
REDUCED RATES to SARATOGA
ACCOUNT G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
For the National Encampment, Grand
Army of the Republic at Saratoga Sprin zs,
N. Y., September 9 to 14, the Pennsylvania
Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Sara-
toga Springs from all stations on its lines
September 7 to 9 inclusive good returning to
leave Saratoga Springs September 9to 17,at
SPRINGS
: 3 reduced rates. Stop overs at New York,
disunguished foreigner, Dr. Emil | Philadelphia, Baitimore and Washington
Reich, the Hungarian philosopher, to will be granted on tickets reading via those
tell the world the secret of “los cities, .
beatuy Grel of Ameriean Tickets via New York will be hovored by {
Ye : Hudson River Boat lines between New |
Dr. Reich, in conversation with am |and Albany or Troy. :
American woman in New York, said: By deposit of ticket with Special Agent |
“The beauty of nations differs very | it Saratoga Springs and the payment of
ie tr Fw : $1.00 an extension of the return limit to
much. The Latins are less beautiful
October 6 may be obtained.
For full information regarding stopovers
rates of fare conditions of tickets and train
service consult Ticket Agents.
than the Anglo-Saxons, The angularity
of the North German woman is notori-
ous. Money-bag married money-bag,
and the result is a people of severely 3
plain aspect, ‘ |
“The Americans are a beautiful race. Getr: Procamaniont i
The American marries because he
loves the woman, and she loves him.
The American is insulted if any men-
tion of dowry is made in his wedding
arrangements. Hence the American
people have become exceedingly beaus
tiful.
“Love is at the lottom of it all,” Dr,
Reich ended. “Love marriages alone
produce beautiful, heaithy children.
America is the one country where love
marriages prevail. Hence the Ameri-
i
and Hon. Aaron B. Hassler, Associate Law |
Judge, of the court of Common Pleas in and for
the county of Lancaster and Assistant Justice [
of the Courts of Oyerand Terminer and General |
Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace
in and for the county of Lancaster, haveissued
their precept to me directed, requiring me, §
among otherthings. to make public proclamation
throughout my bailwick, that a Court of Oyer and
Terminerand General Jail Delivery. also a Court &
of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and |
Jail Delivery, will commence in the Court House
in the eity of Lancaster, in the Commonwealth
can is the world’s most beautiful | of pennsylvania.
race.” ON TPE THIRD MONDAY IN SEPT.
prem — - (THE 9TH, ) 1907.
In pursuance of which precept
ishereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Lancaster, in said connty, and all
the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and Con-
' ' public notice
Public Sale of a Very Desirable Small Farm
Monday, September 9, 1907
The undersigned will sell at pubiic sale
on the premises in Rapho Township, three
miles north of Mount Joy, near Strickler’s
meeting house, adjoining lands of Christian
Breneman, Reuben Nissley, Jonas Sheetz,
Isaac Breneman and others. A desirable
Small Farm of 35 Acres
more or less, The improvements consist of
stables of the said city and county of Lancaster,
that they be then ant there in their own proper
persons, with their rolls, records and exami-
nations, and inguisitions, and their other rem-
embrances, to do those things which to their
offices appertain in their behalf to be done, and
thrall those who will prosecute against the
prisoners who are, or then shall be, in the jaii of
the said county of Lancaster, are to be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be just.
Dated st Lancaster, the 17th day of Aug. 1907.
MT. ZIKG LER;

Large 2-Story Slate Roof
Frame @ House
Containing Ten Rooms, with Kitchen and
Bath Room. The bath room is furnished
with first-class up-to-date bath fixtures and
is supplied from a 40-barrel galvanized
steel No. 18 guage tank that gathers water
from the slate roof, The house was lately
remodeled and isin excellent repair,
A Good Frame Bank Barn
Tobacco Shed 22x20 with Cellar & Stripping
Room Attached, Corn Crib
TwH-Story Hoo Stable. Chicken House
‘Wagon Shed, Large Carriage House
and other necessary vatbuiidings, All the
above buildings are in good repair. The
buildings are well supplied with water from
two cisterns and a well of excellent water
with wooden pump therein, There is a
large variety of choice fruit of almost every
description on the premises. The land is
in a good state of cultivation and is divided

Sherifl, 4
NOTARY PUBLIC.
WwW. M. BOLT OWBUSE
ATTORNEY-AL-LAW,
48 West Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna.

Days at Lancaster, Monday and Friday, at No,
North Duke Stree
Shire’s Vieat Viarket
Rear of Nissley's Tobacco Warehouse

into six Re} 8. Any one wishing a small FLORIN x PENTA.
farm should not fail to attend this sale, as |
iv is worthy the attention of those wanting Ww. Ww. SHIRE, Propr.
a good small farm. Persons wishing to 1 hE TEE

view the property may call ou the under-
signedresiding thereon. Sale to commence at
2 p. m., Monday, September 9, 1907, terms
made known by
C, I. Zeller, Auct, B. N. Lehman

i
2) ~
Dealer in Fresh & Smoked

Meats, Tallow, Lard, &c.
A "=
ee —————————————. ——————
The Only Place to Get
(Good Bread, Cakes, Buns, &e.
e Is AT
Scholing’s West End Bakery
Mount Joy Penna
I

CHOICE HAMS
Let us furnish you with some Choice Ham
for your dinner. It is finer than the
oi Minary and remember, no small picnic

order for! gaturday, September
hams either. Must be good or I will return
your money. One purchase will make you
a regular customer, Don't forget that I
have rented the slaughter house recently
used by Mumma & Detwiler where I will
do all my own killing, Always have a big
supply of Beef, Pork, Sausage
Pressed and, Prepared Ham,
Bologna, Dripd Beef, &e., &c.
Call and be convinced,
‘H. H. KRALL

Public Sale of a Valuable Farm
On Saturday, September 21, 1907
On the premises in Rapho Township, 14
miles East of Mount Joy, on the road lead-
ing from Mount Joy to Manheim, the fol-
lowing to wit: A tract of Limestone Land
containing 70 acres and 96 perches, adjoin-
ing land of E. Eby, Joseph B. Hostetter, J.
18. Longenecker and others. The buildings
thereon erected consist of a -
21 STORY BRICK HOUSE js"
with Slate Roof with Frame S88 yy al,
Kitchen and Summer House WE ~
all attached, Bath Room, Hot and Cold
Water. A large BANK BARN, with
Wagon Shed and Corn Barn attached,
Large Tobacco Shed, with Cellar and Strip-
ping Room, Chicken House and Hog Pen,
and all other necessary out-buildings; there
is also a fine young Orchard in bearing con-
dition, a weli of never failing water with
Wind Pump; the water can be tapped fron
the house and barn; a large cistern near the
kitchen door. This isa yery desirable home
and the house and barn have been remodeled
lately. This property is pleasantly located,
the land in a high state of cultivation, laid
off into 6 fields of 11 acres and 18 perches
each, under good fences, close to Markets,
Mills, Schools, Churches and Mechanics of
all kinds, This farm will positively be
sold, aud is worth the notice of persons
| looking for a good farm, Persons wishing
| to view the premises prior to the day of sale
will call onthe undersigned residing thereon,
! The Manheim and Mount Joy Electric
wires pass the house ard barn and could
be attached to for lighting, The Bell Tele-
phone passes the door,
Sale to commence at
2 o'clock p. m, of
21, 1907, when terms
and conditions will be made known by

i other outbuildings.
| garden and an abundnee of trait.
ABNER M HERSHEY
| Mount Jov,
Whereas the Hon. Charles 1. Landis, P.esident | Special automobile service for our guests.
per day and up,
Jiotel
:
Sekar
rugs for the parlor,
Pure, Crystal
Spring Water

This being the largest and finest crop
of ice I have ever harvested, I am
now ready to serve same to my mauy
customers in Mount Joy and Florin.
Wagons will run in both places daily.
Remember I better prepared
than ever, as my equipment is mod-
ern in every respect,
am
Your patron
age solicited,
CHAS. FRANK,
MOUNT JOY, PA.
:
;
REISS SR II SST SHEIK
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned offers at private sale, a lot of
ground situated in Florin, Pa. fronting on the
The im
Harrisburg
provement
THRE

and Lancaster turnpike.
¢ a Handsome
TORY BRICK HOUSE
with Summer House
attached. frame stable, hog sty and
There is a good

The property is in excellent repair
and has a good location, being a corner dwelling
and is directly opposite J. S. Carmany’s Store.
Any person desirous of viewing same will call
on the undersigned. Terms and price reasonable
H.S, STOLL,
May 1-3. FLORIN,

PA.
I desire to call the public’s attention to
the fact that I am prepared to
«+ ROpair ..
Watches & Clocks
GRANDFATHER CLOCKS a Specialty
ge Please give me a trial. My Work
mast be satisfactory. Prices Are Right.
Please remember that I have a special
wrass cable cord for grandfather clocks

\
de
KF. Arndt, Florin
WATT & S
Ready - to - Wear
cided to close out all remaining summer garments at a great sacrifice.
A well-known policy of this house is to carry no goocs over the season.
Every garment must move,
2.50 fo 3.756 Shirt Waist
About one hundred suits in this
lot, mostly White; all fresh and
clean, neatly trimmed with lace or
embroidery on Waist
All sizes in the lot.
while they last, $1.00.
4.50 5.00 6.00 Shirt Waist
and Jumer Suits, made of Dimity,
Lawns, Chambrays, ete, ; beautifully
made and trimmed ; dozens of styles;
all sizes up to 46 bust in the lot;
our $5.00 to $6.00 values; now 2.50.
6.76 to 8.80 Shirt Waist
Newr Yorke Store

Clean Sweep Sale

Summer Garments
Our new fall goods are ariving daily —and to make room we have de=
So, here goes.
Beautiful Suits, of dainty, sheer
Lawn and Swiss: made and trimmed
in the best possible style; white and
colors; a great bargain at $3.75.
10.00 to 13.50 White Serge
Coats Now 5.00
Your choice of any White Serge
Coat in stock at this price. Hand-
somely lined and tailored. The
cheapest Coat in the lot was $10.00
A bargain at $5.00.
Suits now 1.00
>
and Skirt.
Your choice,
Suits 2.50
White and Colored Shirt- Waist
Wonderful Values in Shirt
Waists
If you want some of the greatest
Shirt Waist values we
offered visit this sale.
have ever
50c. and 75¢. White and Colored
Waists, now 39¢.
Jumper Suits 3.75
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Corner Square and E. King Sf., Lancaster

AUCTIONEER
Penna.
WINDSOR HOTEL
1217-1229 Filbert §t, “A square from everywhere
Sight-seeing and touring cars. Rooms $1.00
The only moderate priced
reputation and consequence
PHILADELPHIA,
of in

” %. Rnys
@. 2. Willen
Justice of the Peace
Conveyancer
kN
0,
and Scrivener
Special Attention Given to the
Collection of Rents
Your Patronage Solicited
Office:
Mein Street, Florin, Penna.
SHR RA SRR HR
Weare Always Prepared to serve
Pure
Spring
Water

HHGHHSBSHSGSSHHOOO0
RoTH'S
sition to execute the best and finest work, in fact anything known t
the art, in our spacious quarters.
We make a specialty of Dances, Parties and Gatherings of all kinds,
Prices are Right.
SOSH SSGHO HHH RRHRGRHE
&
&
e
0
ood Times Are Going To Continu
If you buy Coal of me you will certainly have
0}
a good comfortable home and after all that’s
where the real good times start from.
FF. H. BEKER
Building Slate, Coal and Lnmber
Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot, MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
SHOES HOSS SBIBROAC SHARIR 5

BOBHEHHRBEGOBHS
STUDIO
911 F. Main Street. Florin, Pa.

We are now in our new location and haying ample room, are in a po-
PORTRAITURE B¥YHOTOGRAPHY
FLASH LIGHTS, GROUPS, INTERIOR WORK
ALL KINDS OF OUTSIDE WORK

Give us a chance to display our knowledge.

ICE:
IN ANY QUANTITY at Very
Moderate Charges.
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year.
J. N. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy, Penna.
RUGS RUGS
I wish to eall the publie’s attention to the fact
that L make very beautiful rugs ont of old in.
grain carpet, Drop me a card and 1 will call
Here is an opportunity to utilize
converting them
with samples.
old carpets, into handsome
LL ISHLER, F Lorin, PA
ror Sale.
The undersigned offers at private sale a very
desirable property at the corver of Lumber and
West Doneeal streets. This would make a suit-
ble business place, Trolleys stop at the door
property is convenient to mechanics of all kinds
and will be sold right,
HARRY PEOPLE,
Administrator

FRENCH FEMALE
MADAME DEANS BL T's
A Bark, Conran Reiike for Suppresskn MenstruATION,
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL, Safe! Sure Speedy | Satis:
motion Guaranteed or Money Refunded, Sent prepaid
for $1.00 per box, Will send them on trinl, to be paid for
‘when relieved. Samples Free. If your druggist does not
have them send your orders to the
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UNITED MEDICAL CG Lox 74, LANCASTER, PA.
Sold in Mt. Joy by §. W. Garber and J. C. Groff
STOP AT THE
Sorrel Horse Hotel
West Kina St, JoANCASTER
The annex now complete with the SORRELL
HORSE, makes a frontage of 49, 62, 68 and
65 West King Street. Dinner 25 cents, Best
acconunodations in every respec’. A share of

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Enormous quantities of “Novelty Silks,” including many of
hire se:ason’s production, have been taken from our regular stock
for Uke purpose of making an ‘unprecedented offer. In the as-
goryment will be found light-and dark colorings, in stripes, checks
and Jscquards, surpassing in variety and attraction any of our
previous disploys, and putting forward by far the greatest Silk
values of the season.
of the greatest Silk values we
have ever offered.
all
Regular 75¢ and 89c. Faney
Silks Reduced to He, : [hey are
this season's
newest pat-
This includes any ol our . : .
This incindes ay ilk | terns in colorings of Navy
ceoular Fancy Suiting SuUKS; ‘ 3 _
regular Fancy ating | Green, Gray, Persian, Brown
width is 27 inches, and come
and White, Styles are in
checks and fine hairline stripes,
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Brown, Navy,
Pat-
terns are mostly in neat checks
in colorings of
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Green, Blue and Gray Excellent for serviceable wear.
and stripes. At this price we | 69¢. and T9c.
offer any of our Louisine Silks
Louisine Silks
At 55¢,
in the shepherd plaids; color-
ings are Black White.
Blne and White, Brown and
White and Cream and Wite,
Beautiful gquahties of rich
Louisine Silks, in many diff
erent size checks, mostly neat
effects, also Roman Plaid and
Stripes, Colors are principally
Blue and White, Black and
White, Grav, ete.
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and
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$1.90 Suiting Silks, 19 and 27
Inches wide, at 79¢,
This is, without doubt one
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