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Experiments
ancl tho
JUST AS GOOD
AUTOMOBILES
The Best don’ tcost any more,
the end the
the un-

and in they are
cheapest. You know
disputed worth of the
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PACKARD
FRANKLIN
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Sold strictly on their merits
We have some excellent second- |
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reasonable,
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AGENTS FOR
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Say Trees? |
‘Why yes,
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Mt. Joy) Nurseries
All Kinds of Trees
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Privet
That Nice Hedging
Your Yard, Very Cheap. |
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Bell Phone. MOUNT JOY, PA

the best place to buy

For Around

NOTARY PUBLIC.
WW. M. HOLIT.OWBUSH
ATTORNEY-AL-LAW,
48 West Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna,

Monday and Friday at No
Duke Street
Days at Lancaster,
52 North
| of the church.
{noon a re-organization of the differ-
| Christian Riegel where he will carry |
- | will be pleased to meet his
service.
Newtown
Mrs. Ada Groff and children of
Lancaster visited her parents
Rufus Hipple's on Sunday.
Frank Fletcher and i
Maytown paid a visit to their par ' ¥ rum
ents Mrs. Nemiah Hains on Sunday. | ¥
Land- i
isville spent Sunday as the guests
family of
WEEKLY
John Myers aud family of
of their parents Mr. Samuel E.
Myers. Florin
The Brethren in Christ held a Herbert Keener spent last week |
meeting on Sunday morning in the | at Harrisburg.
I church in this place when Reuben | Mrs. Jacob G. Zeller spent Sun
| Hostetter was installed as a deacon | day at Mount Gretna,
Bishop Heisey and
officiated on the
Concrete walks are being laid a
Re the U. B. church this week.
occassion. |
v. Enos Hess
At a regular meeting of the U. B.
Sunday School on Sunday after- |
spent Monday here
ew | o..
B friends.
were |
ent classes took place and
for some
The time for holding Sun=-
teachers classes
elected.
day School was
changed from 1 delobla
o'clock p. m. to 9.30 a. m. It was | pala.
[iso decided to celebrate Children’s y
{a fine and up-to-date orangead
day on Sunday, June 13, 2 :
| fountain.
John Miller, a former resident of
| Silver Spring, has rented the black
smith shop formerly operated by |
| bay at Leman Place as the guest
of friends.
on the trade in its various ways and
friends |
and other customers who desire his | ental roof.
He resides at present in| William Weidman sold his fas
the dwelling formerly occupied by | pacing horse to Mr. Swarr east o
Jacob Geltmacher deceased. | Mount Joy.
|
Mastersonville
A young child of James Behney
is seriously ill with pneumonia.
guest of friends.

CHOICE HAMS
Let us furnish you with some Choice Ham
for your dinner. It is finer than the
ordinary and remember, no small picnic
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
ga Pressed and Prepared Ham,
fy Bologna, Dried Beef, &c., &c.
f Call and be convinced.
H. H. KRALL
East Main 8t.,

Opposite Post Office,
MOUNT JOY, PA
C. S. Musser Successor to Wm, Scholing
' Garber,
Mrs. Young
ing else, so he could talk about it. | Henry
POLITICAL | at the County seat on Saturday.
Sth, 190% | Miss Catharine Miller of Phila-
| delphia, spent Friday and Satur-
day here as the guest of Mrs. Hen- |
ry Young.
Primary Election June
FOR RECORDER.
MOSES M. WEBVER
Of Mountville Borough.
Formerly of East Earl Township.
Subject to Republican Rules. Your vote
and influence solicited.
instructions with
gang of painters.
NOTICE:
Notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion will be made to the Governor of Penn-
sylvania on Tuesday, June the first, 1909 |
A. D. at 12 o'clock, noon, by Henry 8S.
Michael A. Kollman and Elizabeth
E, Rollman, under the Act of Assembly
entitled “An Act to provide for the incor-

Messrs,
Wiser Young made a very
west of town on Sunday.
J. G. Beatty has just added a

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Good Bread, Cakes, Buns, &e. |
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Musser’ S West End Bakery I is the ms mufacture of small hardware
articles of merchandise
| a similar or cognate character from wood,
Mount Joy Penna
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THE McCALL CO., 238 to 248 W, 37th St.,
pora ation and regulation of certain corpora- |
ations,” approved the 29th day of April,
A.D. 1874, and the several suppleme nts
| thereto, for the charter of an intended cor-
poration to be called “Universal Hardware
Works’, the character and object of which
and
and Commerce of
specially fine line of genuine Porto
the thing for a
are five cents
lico cigars that are
They
good smoke.
straight.
steel and other metals and to enjoy Oscar Young has opened a biey-
privileges enumerated in
and supplements
HrippPLE, Solicitqr
the rights an} cle repair shop where he is prepar-
Assembly
JOHN A
moderate prices. He also
Calo 7,000 bicycles, tires; ete.
Sale Profit-Pay-
. Strout’s

On Sunday Rev. Linebaugh ex-|
changed pulpits with Rev. Rittgers|
of the U. B. church at Mount Joy.
Both preached excellent sermons

Land Title Bide pile.
Dealers,
to large audiences.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Eichel-
berger former residents of this]
place but now of Philabelphia,
spent a few days here calling on|
former acquaintances.
MecCALL PATTERNS Wn. 8: av. Mr. vg
Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity and On; aturday Mr. and Mrs. John
reliability nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly | [). Easton will leave for Kansas

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rs than

Kansas where they expect to

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spend a month as the guests of his
brother. Mr.

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Lat.
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Irvin Fair will do the barbering
while the
Jacob Walters will be found behind

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smiling countenance of |
to Agents. Postal brings pr
and new cash prize offers, Addres
the counter.
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OVSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
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® timated to be worth 25 cents per pound
L 3 ; ~ in the market. ‘The regular use of
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Sheaffer's { Only will add many pounds of firm
{ flesh to your horse, free him of worms
! and keep him in the best of health
| For sale by r. H. Baker, Mount Joy
{ H. C. Greider, Landisville and D. B.
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NEWS OF THIS COMMUNITY AS
CORRESPONDENTS IN LANCASTER
FHA HANAHAN HAH HAAN HAHAHAHAHA IANA HAH HAHA HANAFI AACA HOH HANNA HH HHNN HNN
Messrs. Walter Carson and Osca
Young spent Saturday at Columbia, | Mrs. Fishel, of Red Lion, York Co. | man of Reading, occupied the pul
Herman Ishler of Elizabethtown, 8T€ the guests of the former’s son|pit in the Evangelical church Sun-
calling on
! Ed Souders, proprietor of the ho
"tel here, spent a few days at Phila-
J. D. Easton has just installed
Mr. and Mrs. Lefever spent Sun-
Victor Haldeman of Philadelphia
spent Sunday here under the par-
Miss Ida Ulrich of Richfield is
spending a few days here as the
Concrete walks are being laid at
~ | Catharine Miller called on friends
Frank Schlegelmilch and |
narrow |
l escape from being struck by a train |
ed to do all kinds of repair work at |
sells |
Easton’s place of |
Disies will be open in his absence. |
{CORRESPOND
UPTETTVER RRO TORTOPTEPRTR TERROR RRR
GATHERED
Maytown
Mrs. Chas, Welchans is at Scran
ton attending the O. U. A. M. con
.| vention.
|
Edward Henderson
t | home after visiting his sister,
Sarah Schlegelmileh at Florin
r| Mr. George Yagle and daughte
Mr. Harry Yagle.
Mrs. Ella M. Irish and Mrs. An
Foreign Missionary Society.
° The Y. L. B. C. class of the Luth
ern church of
party in honor of the Y. M.
® near Maytown on Friday
On account of the inclement weath- |
returned
|
Mrs.
‘nie Weiser have gone to Harrisburg | the
where they will attend the Con-|morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. A.
vention of the Woman’s Home and | Adams, pastor.
Maytown gave a|point on the Colebrook road at the
B. C.!Hill Church is agitated.
at the home of I'rank K. Johnston, |
evening. |dec rorative artist of Sunnyside fres-

| Greater Values
in——
Men’s Clothes

BY THE BEST
COUNTY SEE (
CORPS OF |
we
Milton Grove
=| Prayer meeting was held at D., |
Sunnyside
[It isn’t what you pay that makes value—
: It’s what vou get and the kind of
Sun- | . . ™ ec . : .
service and satisfaction it gives W
The tramp bivouace on the Ridge
-| Moyer’s residence,
day evening,

and Green Mills are swarming with
{ hobos of different nationalities.
Weider,
rl Rev. S. a retired clergy-
day evening.
services were held in
Church
=| Preaching
Evangelical Sunday
(The opening of a new road from
|
“| the northeast school house to a
Harvey Kolp, the well known

-|/coed and papered a number of Rec
a y Designed
er the attendance was not very|rooms for Dr. J. H. Thome. SOHLOSS 8R0S. & CO. ecipe
Fine Clothes Makers
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large but ine event was a grand | Tye temperance movement now Saltimors and New York id 2
: Te ; pi? Be ae) [sweeping over our country, says
played, after which a grand dinner | [5,40 8, Geib is an emotional spasm
f was served. d ] : >
{and a sentimental wave in politi- All Clothing Bought Here Pressed
00664
| John H. Keener,
the People’s
works here and at Elizabethtown, |
has just erected
In the evening another service of
|a special character was conduct-
| ed. The evening was spent
| with some of the great hymns of
| the church, the pastor prefacing
| the singing of them by the narrat-
{lon of their origin or striking inci-
Milton Arndt quit his job with, ents and events associated with
John Weidman and is now under their history.
Albert Fike’s |
East Donegal
George C. Mayer sold to Bunyan
Shaffer his property for $1,300.
| J. A. Buettner has
two tracts of land from Elizabeth
|
!
|

proprietor of | cal circles that is
marble and granite | overthrow the saloon system of the
an exceptionally
fine nine ton dark Barry monument |day of the Milton Grove Cemetery
purchased |

conspiring So and Cleaned Free of Charge

J.
» | present age.
Ar an annual meeting held Mon-
When you buy a suit of clothes a large
ol |
The baptism on Sunday was very | the residence of Albert Walters for E. L. Nissley in the Union | Association the following directors » ton . . . a»
Vv ™ “ | . . ‘ fv A ‘ r » ] . ®
largely attended, Six were im- | and Gust Shetter. SEREORY In i. place. Yesterday | ere dlected for the ensuing year: part of the price you pay for 1t 1s for fit {
mersed. | E.L. Nisley is putting down he erected a five-ton monument lor! ig Grosh, Henry G. Flory, S. C. an QV 1
. > ( h S » . 3 y ?
Mrs. Weaver, of Lancaster, is | | concrete w alks at his house ong. the state of Samy 2 Ammertian | Moyer, David Moyer, John G. Moy- and t at ubtle called sty le. This you will $
staying at the Exchange hotel for | pied by Mr. Neidig. re tie ocuy AS [TC ler, Geo. Gantz, A. F. Diffenderfer | admit is true, In this connection here's a ?
a week. | Jonas Smith and family spent I ene Be Src By a band Leander Gantz. The Board 3 ed thi
imonument on the lot of the Davi . . . .
is yorie S re we o | sev avs as gues " {elected Henry G. Flory President, Y 3 » ? arv r » H
gis age Shelley x home ‘ eT dane of her par | Witmer estate. These are three] | Frank B. Grosh ts “SC point to consider. In the ordinar y sult sty le : H
and visited her many friends over | ading. : tne inks ont
; : ; . ‘specially fine jobs of which Mr.| Moyer Treasurerand Jacob Fry |s 3 Qe ar sity sy Brat are $ H
Sunday. 4 Jobn Frymeser entertained Ws Feoner son wel fool proud, RY v|and fit disappear with the first shower. The Pel
The lovefeast at Stern’s meeting- ' brother-in-law and family Irom : : | . : : :
; 3 | Sunday morning, “Mothers’ | et a ISS » IQ ¢ y les 7
fiouse was held on Wednesday and | Millersville on Sunday. pos naey hes) dampness shrinks and wrinkles and warps $ 1
Thursday, : | Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dissinger of Lothoran Church with special servi | : Rheems : the garments all out of shape The money s 7
The death angel was in our midst | Reading were guests of Ed Booth oc Tye Choir rendered special | Elmer E. Acker spent Wednes- 3 $25.00
and spirited off Miss Susie Blecher | | and wife on Saturday. | musical numbers appropriate to|93Y Visiting among friends at spent to secure style and fit has been wasted $ tions.
| to her great reward. David Hossler and wife of Har- the occasion, and the pastor, Rev. | Campbellstown, Lebanon county. PRL.» J : ® y
H. R. Eby’s only rooster was |risburg, spent Sunday here as G, Arthur Fry, delivered a dis-| The new rotary station which This 1s true in most clothes but when : Instead
stolen over Sunday. Idon’t think guests of Wm, Saylors. l course to the mothers. The flower | contains a waiting room has been : . Tsul :
the fellow who took it was at the | Mrs. Gainor and gandson visited committee made arrangements opened to the public and is a great purchasing the U nique Brand, style and fit : A
baptismal services. | the family of her son John Gainor to have the altar adorned with | convenience. , 3 1 . . . 3 Je
The party who took Aaron Grei- | near Maytown on Sunday. | white carnations, which were dis-| John C. Smith has erected a new are per manent because Unique Clothing 18 3 « Kl
ner’s fat cattle out of the stable on | Operator Ed. Booth purchased a tributed among the mothers at the! barn on the lot in the rear of his » $ $2500,
. : ¢ i o 7 S Ad Z » r ape ‘
Sunday night and drove them to | fine new piano from Kirk Johnson | ‘close of the service. A section on | dwelling house. He has placed a all thor oughly shrunk before they are made :
the hills had better done someth-| & Co. at Lancaster last week. pews was specially reserved for| cupola on the top, which has at- un p4 C
and Miss | mothers. tracted much attention in the vil- I . 1 or

lage 209000
Arthur B. Martin, of East Done-
gal, and Katie Floid, of Conoy,
were united in marriage on Thurs-
day morning by Rev. S. S. Shearer
at his residence, in Rheems. The
young couple were attended by Eli
Frey and Fanny Daveler.
Rev. D. M. Eshleman has been
chosen as delegate to the annual
meeting of the Church of the Breth-
ren by the congregation of the
Rheems district. Rev. Hiram E.
Kaylor is the alternate. The an-
{nual meeting will be held at Harri-

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Men's Suits $7.50 to $22.50
GETZ BROS.
Mt. Joy, Hall Bldg.

Maytc
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Mount Joy, Penna. In

Saturday

Heimes’ excutor, for $1,800. |sonburg, Va., commencing June 2. . : ™ 1
em : 2 Merchant Tailoring a Specialty. J
Herman E. Geib has purchased | The Rheems Water company 1
12934 acres of land from the estate| | has completed the laying of pipes | mem a
of Isaac K. Brandt, for $6,640 64. [to the village and contemplates
{
upplying sidents of West XL Ie PH AY eS aes edhe sh wa
Mrs. Clayton Farmer was taken | Bi ying the residents of West | gpm md ap SBOE H HO LHS OS LRB BORE aY LGBGG5%
to St. Joseph’s Hospital, on Wed-| onegal township with water. 2% £
nesday. She has been in failing Their reservoir and pumping stat- | g TF BE}
health for sore time. {ion are located near Pleasant Hill, Y 2
bi . y |at a hich point and there is suffi- | 3% 3
| The double-headed calf, born on| . : be f ous tod lt
cient pressure ral ges. | 72 ho
| the Cameron farm some time ago, | Thi pr . a il Be es 2k Oh
iS company has bee JOIr'K r + hid
lis on exhibition at Marietta, hav-| t1 li pany oa 20 2h
weir lines at intervals 8 past | $6 3
ing been mounted by a taxidermist. ® MB for tne pose 1 5 : - a iF
year. oF According to the reports of the United States Govern— #
| Wiss Florence Tressler spent.yes./ + -—— %¥ ment experts on pure food, we make : fect baki i) i Whicl
erdny Pian : be OC % = XT 8 I 3 a, & a periec aking pow-—- y AC
jterday afternoon at the County iF : : . A ih i loll
| seat,” ‘wheres ste called on hep Salunga gs der. We guarantee that it dees not contain any particle of oh i dollar
Fors : . 1 te acid. in anv i YriE) y hand]
friends at the Penna. Business| A fine big boy arrived at the | 2 tartaric acid, alum or any other impurities and we challenge 8 (
{ College. home of Baldwin Wilson last week. | $&% 30¥Y other baking powder firm to prove that their powder x
On Sunday morning Mother's] Mrs. C. W. Newcomer, of Wil-|%¥ contains as much cream of tartar as the White Mountain. & bs, au
Day was celebrated in St. John’s mington, Del., was in town last | % Po a feel, a
Lutheran church with special musi-| week. 51 Eo: 1 . youses
2 ok ]
5 umber 2 : - . , Ar ! Qk 4 each «
cal number ep ropriate to the oe Daniel Derr has returned from | #3 € 2 B+ eof
casion and the pastor Rev. G.|cumberland county, where he vis— 3 oF Re
. » Frv deli TP . . 2B
Arthur Fry delivered a discourse to|ited his brother. 5 ®
the mothers. : . : = ok
i A number of Mennonites from | 43% &
. . : ox xt
| $100 REWARD $100 this section where in Lancaster on | ick Fo]
The read this paper will be pl to| Sunday evening, attended the sess- OF OF } e
jearn that t r 3 [. ¢ tl GEG oh = | vice
t scien {ion of the mission. - ¢ :
| th hat 13 Ca 's Catarrh Cur | jo © & | 8 yoseh
{onl H08itiv to t T ro IS ) 36 3s os . 3 +x £
only sosiavdiense now Frown bo fie fledion There is a lake near Salunga that | 2% oh /
{ requires a constitutional treatment. Hails|js over 100 feet deep and full of | %¥ x i a
| Cagarrah is taken internally.acting directly upor ! 0% tt
f thie blood and mucous surfaces of the syste mn, | we Wter. Residents are becoming ick ok pa oT
{ thereby destroying the foundation of the disease | “ TT py oS 5 wr } color ¢
and giving the patient h by bnilding ov | alarmed and fear a flood, should | 5 2% i
its work. ‘Lhe proprietc e so much faith | another wet spell come soon pei od {
in its curative powers tha y otler One Hun A hia ho ri Lk
RIS G wring ites
fred Dorn; oi te ANY ase th 3; 35 alls to. sure: ee LF - 0k ] ohn mn
ress F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toleao. O. St. Marv’s Guild of the. Epi oF 5 ;
Jou byalD: i ee ipation. St. Mary's Lila o; fhe SpIScop=| oy We give you a full pound for 50c and then give you ;
Take Hall's Fami sgipation | Churel il sive ial at th = J 1k
al Church will give a social at the .d : ris ; 3 :
- ~~ 3 ; © your choice of any of'the following articles as a premium. ok pris
For a nice lot of oa bbait pepper, | tome of Mrs. Sarah Battye on | & 2% choice
T Q 7 re 1 Q « a
tomato and flower plants go to| Thursday evenings, May 13. & ore &
Zerphey’s greenhouses, Mount Joy Bvery person is cordially invited 2 5-Quart Dresden White Lined Preserve Kettles ok |
i
. vob { er
street, Mount Joy. tf. | to be present. & 14-Quart Titan Grey Rinsing Pan 2 i very
i Ts :
™ En res & Motteled Enamelware and many other articles ke ig
Think of a paper like this for 50| ‘Dr. Tnomas’ Electric Oil is the | £F 5
cents a year best remedy for that often fatal di- | & which. will be in a Bittle Jater. Br
: > sease—croup. Has been used with | i &
/ Underwear in all styles 25c and |guccess in our family for 8 years.” | oF
50c piece at Getz Bros. —Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. SRLS SOTFSVOLPLVLTDLGVV SSIES

; . care.” Doan’s Regulets act gently
Mount Joy and cure constipation; 25 cents.
7 Ask your druggist, A
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