All We Know About Furnture mbodie in this mini secrets, trade All we | will tell « KITOW 18k why is and We it good, More w hat furniture Make use of Special and (Fo -( price 8 Ol Hoffmeier Bros., 40-42 East King St. hancaster, Pa. #000000 00-0000 000000 000000 00 0000000000000 000000 000000N GO-CART CLEARANCE BUY BABY'S GO-CARTS NOW in twice as good a Go-Cart it you buy at this every go-cart in oar stock is marked at clear ride 15 days, Baby will For prices, The first six mothers to take advantage of this sale will buy the biggest Go-Cuart value ever offered. A collapsible Go-Cart, 1909 make, folds with one motion, light, convenient, comfortable and durable; worth $8.50 for §5,49, $10.50 Palace Go-Cart $13.00 Collapsible Go-Cart. $18.00 Collapsible Go-Cart, $16.00 Automobile Go-Cart,. ; $18.00 Automobile Go-Cart, $28 00 Pullman Coach, $31.00 Pullman Coach, _ + HESINITSH % FURNITURE CARRPESTS 7-29 South Queen St., sale. ance Lancaster, Pa. is the only kind I sell—Furniture that is Furniture Rockers Picture Frames * Mirrors Ladies’ Desks Extension & Other Tables, Davenports China’ Closets, Kitchen Cabinets In fact anything in the Furniture Line Undertaking and Embalming H.C. BRUNNER MOUNT JOYX, PENNA. 5 | | | | Hall Racks ! ES ————— He THEI HHA THEN HAIMA HAH HAN HIN Hl ico RRESPON EERIE TERROR ERT RETRO THE VEWS 0. AL) ( WEE] ni ni J iJ) {THER IN COMMUNIT) ORRESPOND AS NT, HHH / ; » * x ] PH WHA HEH ACH HANNA THN HNN HNN HEHEHE HAHEI HHH He RHEEMS STATION ry FLL for FLORIN NOTES Heisey ha the Summer Heisev and Henry Kray- Mount Gretna Wea 1 inday da i You Landis and Mil sunday with friends at la Moore of Philadelphi John Esehbius Hershey the nis n Mi fends in of 1 Wiley arrived ( dition t« Mi visiting fi ht was guest of his brother, Her Sunda) Mr Mrs, John E pent Sunday with Chickis Mrs. Harr) with the henbaugh John Hambrig are these ni and I's hey on Gibble ancaster, was the and Kesselring FL. Y zr A on Sunday the former's Christian Risser visit to fr N. 1. 1 ness t p ) th | guest o ents, neal M'r spent Albert E Mrs. Harry | the spent Sunday with her pare last and Mrs. Henry lL. Acher. Frank Shields and f: Sunday Monday at Marietta 1d family the home from iends at Campbellstown, and Rey inebaugh made a bus- Sunday * county seat on Sat-| er, Middletown M 13 dchty of Mr. Bt: guest of {ir ul Dillsburg nt this ker of ends place spent Mrs mily Mt and with with nl Elizabeth Greenawalt of spent Sunday in town Shields’ parents friends. Samuel T. Frey ar spent Sunday with fam- Saturday and ilv of Simon Kinsey Mrs. 1. Pollard and Miss several days suddenly at ill is greatly Geiger took very at Conewago. Bry- on Sunday but improved this writing. Iva Jacob Brandt of Columbia, Miss Tillie Harrisburg, family of John and Mrs. E. E. at Campbellstown, several days. She spent C. Smith. Acker l.ebanon, son of in was the Weid- the Mr. friends guest of his cousin man on Sunday J. H. Haldeman, mother, attended visited | by at accompanied funeral will spend his a county, Bainbridge last | A double-headed | at Henry Ichler’s in this place but it | died shortly afterward. Thirty-seven accompanied week there, C. accompanied | visited Mr. and Mrs. this | bill on Sunday. to! Miss Edna ‘Gibble, | teacher the Washington in West Donegal, was a visitor on Monday. Weaver and John B. the champion men of this vicinity. They caught a | big Friday night. Benjamin Shields and family into one A. S. Bard’s new their house at Pleasant Hill been destroyed by fire. Mrs. Amanda Withers and Miss Mary Good of Harrisburg, and D. Marlin Weirich of Washington, D. C., in the family H. E. week. a station agent at Atglen, by wife and son, | Phares N. Kray- | chick was born S. Good, his from excursion persons the Sunday. of Lancaster, a place Mount A young son came to the Mr. and Mrs. Christian Ger- on New Haven street. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of were guests in the family of their son E. “Moore in town on Sunday. Levi Fissel and son of Sport- days in tow n | John Raf-| | having school, | in the | Gretna on of stay at village Miller classed home oi Henry fisher- ber Millway, | are as mess on Mrs. ing Hill, last week as guests of Mrs. have spent several moved of houses, fensberger. Section foreman Harry Stoll of- fers a very desirable property for sale | rent August 1st. Se the ad in an- other column. Harry Kottler the in the United Brethren church at lizabethtown Sunday in the sence of the pastor. Something wrong or lare visitors of Hoffman. Mrs. A. L. spending mother, pulpit E- ab-| {| Campbell's le- | Wisegarver, tersonville. Alvin McDannel, Philadelphia, Miss Anna MeDan- spent a few days in Wealand and occupied Campbell and children Mrs. A. Mas- with Mary near days Mrs farm on are a few with the onher automobile | it the The damages were | got vers on Jacob Hershey's on Sunday and he ran into of his sister, of Lancaster, of [and { nel, | the IB. H. As soon| Mr. feet | and Mrs of passenger depot. slight. When-J. D. a short time ago, he assisted in kill- a monster rattle |as it killed it and 7 inches in length and in circumference at the thickest place | was dried and on Monday he | received it from his brother | family. Daniel. It a fine Miss Elsie and is very highly prized by Mr. for ton. Easton was in Kansas families [saac Greider. and Mrs. Samuel John Huber and Manheim, an auto trip in Mr. Yocum's car, to Rheems, where they visited A. L.. Campbell and Mr. Miss Hos- | ing snake. Yocum, measured 4 10 inches | { was sler, enjoyed The hide mail very by and is spend- | Landis, book-keeper is specimen | [Landis Bros., at Mount Gretna, Misses Cecile Smith, | Beb. Bru- Eas- | typewriter ling | |in company with | | Frances Herr, Anna Risser, her vacation baker Ee MAYTOWN John I... Geyer Bead the Bulletin Only 50ca Year She AES he gre 4Xe TEIOTOTO] Xe rN aa or OL: $x xe TOL] Vb Nr SS BOOTHE READ THIS ) Heke N According to the reports of the United States Govern- ment experts on pure food, we make a perfect baking pow- der. We guarantee that it does not contain any particle of tartaric acid, alum or any other impurities ard we challenge any other baking powder firm to prove that their powder contains as mueh cream of tartar as the White Mountain. POOL uaasnaaeaaen ive you a full pound for 50¢ and then give jou le of any of the following articles as a premium. 9~Quart Dresden White Lined Preserve Kettles 14-Quart; Titan Grey Rinsing Pan Mottled Enamelware and many other articles in a little later. GOSS LOTCHDORS { OHHH 9 | SOA HA OFGOBOLRG0E fo | sold to Elmer E.| land $3,700. | Hicks and daughter, to the weeks. Kreider has sold to Amos | a half interest in 90 acres | {of land for $7 [ Charles D. Zell, [new here, Akron and residence Frank, rely burned | Engle, 40% Mrs | Hettie, | for several Alice G Kreider, acres of for Anna L. have gone mountains |G. , 875.00. the cashier of the moved his household has taken bank goods frem up [his here. Harry was twelve putting pock- aged years, seve by shooting cracker in Henry liehted his let on the Fourth. Bowers a musket, had botl by while discharging hands badly “kickink” and gun the strikiz lacerated the load { him. I f A hn H. Lawn Young, Mount J Big Party Shirts an Neckwear. in Hats, have tl ason We and oy 1e in Shirts ‘ecipient n Saturday e makes and patte undred of nbled two h Eclipse Shirts $1.00 to $1.5 . . AX - and congrs Daisy Shirts from 50¢ up. : 3 snowed we nav yecoming affair, which had jet y 3 tauffer and Handkerchiefs and Hosiery unbounded jollity : nd others were 1tec match, 1 ana The r courtesies shown Our stock as com- | the collation and | Youn Mil umptuous plete as any stock in tl town farm, located betw and on Grove, is ic’ F111 of colors such i is full of 80} uch for outdoor amusement. London Smoke n, Olive, Browns a [and the season’s best Blue Serges. » & Keep Cool Getz ¢ endless varie- If Bros. have 86.50 to $18.50 t¥ of Summer Underw you $22.50 Men's Suits, $7.00 to \ | Young Men's Suits, cool two keep them. want to suits from —O— All Suits bought her are Pressed and Cleaned FREE of Charge Organized Choral Society The Elizabethtown under the direction BE. T. brand, of Roanoke, Va., was organiz- ed last week with an enrollment of over one hundred and fifty. Class, Hilde- SEE Choral Getz Bros, MT. JOY HALL BUILDING Mount Joy, Pa. of Don’t let the baby suffer from ec- | | zema, sores or any itching of the !skin. Doan’s Ointment gives instant | | retiet, cures quickly. Perfectly safe! for children. All druggists sell it. 2 D! covery as he {were welcome Sunday at the 1a {ing on automatic |of { Columbia, | mer [Top | place ‘Mrs. L. SHE HEHEHE HEN HHH NCE! | boron] roy BY TH LR help, fini da) H¢ ry Goodman, a rk, Howard an of Ne 7 Mi John Z Mill and Salunga Petersburg playing for a nd 1CCess Mr. A. M. is again on a a gra Our Garber to say, fair road to re- was again séen about his | on Sunday. Alma Hershey teacher place Miss and our promi- | Salunga, Mt. | nent school from on the camping grounds at Gretna on Friday and Saturday On his experimental farm S. at Gar- bers’ J. Weiss intends to treat his | {barn with a coat of Carney roofing Jacob | El- was | slate Mrs. Better invest in hard vein On July 5th, to Mr. and Shenenberger, this place, baby. We wish the best of health and mer of born a brand new visitor the happiness. The orchestra from Salunga proves | to be They met on K. Way and on | a grand success home of G. pleasant surprise was the father that While trying to remove the Charles, sprung of home. rails | John L. the | some tobacco shed of hold him Ch wheat. from gave and there strete his wa) were about hed next seen of six load The foot of arles on a of Mount that | at parties from Joy Garber dam fish at Garber’s adjusting | parties are were out frogging and the private Jrackbill &Weitman, will do well by coming ice and pond of mill and matters before long as the be adjusted in M. M. were at Lancaster lights for IF. F. that patent known and will prosecuted unless some Weitman and A. putt- | Groff | The | Mr. a grand suc | things are On Tuesday Brackbill way. B. the undertaker of place. lights are of a recent by Brackbill and prove to be cess and all automobilists who desire up-to-date this this arrangement adjust- The an,automatic light, directly Parties having used to be in respect, should have to their these lights is ed machine. principal de- | to keep the when a short curve, in of the m them pronounce very front | achine. them a great success. | NEWTOWN Wittle, the visited relatives Sunday. and Mrs. visit Chester noted pianist of | in this | place Mrs bia, paid a on Paul of Colum | Frederick Gable to Kem- | unday. Fogit 3 ’ a nome Pris Harry Myers, son Samu York, home of Vivers, of is enjoying his the his parents. f York, | visi and children o a few days as tors Re have gone tesh Le : in Columbia Mano GOOD'S . CHURCH Miller j for Phares "S¢ s Fl 1ce Sundaye ith ME Dais Bible Martin L. Ephraim reading wi t the home Mi Longenecker Ol of Rheems, Monday. Rou was seen on our streets on and family of nd ! with Cla and Sadie Frey Minnie F1 Clinton Demy spent Sunday vton Good Misses Anna called their friend afternoon. on yd on Sun day folks from this church A number of young attended Sunday Abram Elizabethtown, to J. W. Fry and family. Henry Miller, Samuel Longeneck- | J. . Fry's and Sadie Longeneck- | were of John s Conoy on | evening. d of itors Longenecker an wife were Sun Vis er, er guests Ebersole’ last Sunday. RNC Electric Oil is the that often fatal dis- | ease—croup. Has been used with success in our family for 8 years.” Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. “Dr. Thomas’ best remedy for |= making | * or 5c the 1000 Yds. 8¢ (Gingham s F 0 yon new patterns ppeal as pretty MING Savings 15¢ mercerized ks [0c Seersuckers at 73¢ Wie Ginghams, ainty ims for pretty rod 1000 Yards 9c Bleached Muslin for 63c Full 36 You'l enoug r¢ CALICO r hit e from dressing mediam we for in. wide nh Lo last A'l' Be, wiant MATTING (‘hina " 18c: Fapan Pi ee yard 1 Botl St Matting Sold only rolls 5c COLORED LAWN (716 || Bo What a 1 len vard I'hi riect or vari s 10 ght go rapidly, 10 ~ WI Cl 8 China RNITI bride 8 ina Mattin I15¢ Mattings 9c. TRE REDUCED can 1 daimmty dress t 1 h of materials JN less than and others entire homes UNBLEACHED MUSLIN ) Yards at 5g, much will ve wirlor Sot d Room hifl ~ 50 P S42.560 Be i 1 need ol . net Q 00 ( Suit How thls sturdy inches wide, Nidebo XV ¥ How TER I OQOCHD 7 i a >, E. Iv 32 to 38 “Lancaster, onlers even musi rds S16 ¥ ~ i Pa. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE ¥ OF =» ¥ - Sy econd Hand Pianos which we have taken in trade on new Pianos and Autotones Every instru- ment guaranteed. This sale means a saving of from $100 to $175 on each instrument. Kirk Johnson & Company SUCCESSORS 24 West King Street, LANCASTER, PENNA. r. H. B. Manby is in charge of our Tuning Department wl A REO RRee —>kancaster's Largest Carpet House&— JUST A MINUTE Now is the time to make your purchases of FURNITURE and CARPETS if you will need them later. We are laying back every day Furniture for Spring delivery, because the prices are way downnow. Quality in Anything Is a vital point (with tne right price, of course). We can show “you the Quality and the Price. If you give us a look, benefited, as well as we. Don’t forget we are in a position TO FURNISH YCUR HOME COMPLETE This is the largest Home Furnishing Store outside of Philadelphia. Third, Fourth and Fifth Floors, all Furniture. Main Floor, Carpets, Rugs Curtains. we know we will get your order, and you will be nd MALEY & MYERS, LANCASTER, PA. TR SACRA bi A CITY FET NT rT ry S INC £ . p=] pro ger TSE EE TR “MCCALL PATTERNS 10c. | 15c. our many patrons that we have desire to inform added a complete line of McCall patterns. 1400 Different Designs fit and We McCall patterns lead all others in style, | simplicity. You get the very latest styles—the most nearly perfect patterns money and brains can produce, and you pay but 10 and 15 Cents; no higher. H. E. EBERSOLE W. Main Street, Yours for business MounT Joy, Pa.
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