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NOBBY CLOTHES
Fall and Winter Patterns Jus
All the Best Qualities, From the Largest
Furnishing House in the Country.
SHOES! SHOES!
“WALKOVER'"—Best Made and ILatest
HATS! HATS!
Call and See.

First Quality and Newest Fall Styles.
I. D. Benem:r
PRICES

KING OF LOW
East Main Street,
Markets !
Following are Lancaster City’s markets
of this morning :
Wheat per bushel... $ 1.03
Bran per ton.......................... 27.00
Shorts per ton 8 27.00
Middlings per ton............. 30.00
MOUNT JOY'S
2

Potatoes per bushel... _. 95, os 5
Corn per bushel 78
Oats per bushel .................... 60
Today H. E. Ebersole pays:
Butter per pound...
Lard per pound .......... ...
Tallow per pound...
Eggs per dozen...
Potatoes per bushel.

A repair in time saves nine,
What is the use of putting it off
from one day to another; your
Clocks, Watches or any
it done now and here because the
worse it gets the harder it is to re-
pair and the more you’ll have to
pay. Have it done here because I
have the most practical experience
and the latest and most up-to-date
tools to work with.
Prices reasonable.
R. V. FECLEY
TEWEILER
YOU ARE PROUD OF i: . Main St., Mount Joy, Pa,
YOUR WIFE AND CHILD- .
REN. WHY DON'T YOU
BRING THEM TO US TO

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Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday,
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other
jewelry which needs repairing have
SALE REGISTER
Please remember if we print you
bills we will insert a notice of you
sal n our register
the day of sale, FREE.
lation will thoroughly
ou ale, so send us your
or insertion in this list

» OF
m Thurelay, September 30-—0n the|
m in East Donegal townshij
ile west of May
wl limestone land
town, a tract «
containing 18
eres with improvements by Jaco
Hostette Zeller, auct,
Friday, October 8 On the
on New Haven street, |
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pren
ot of ground with 23
Ouse HN house and outbuilc
ings Also a large lot of househol
roods by BE, K. and C. K. Bennett,
Saturday, October 9—At Hotel Me
Mount Joy, a lot of groun
th a 2} story frame house, sum-
se, frame stable, wagon shed
d Also a pool roor
01 1 wo tables with complet
Frat W. Conrac

Minnich, auct .
Chursday, October 14-—0n the pre
in Mount Joy borough, a lot of
ground with 1% story frame house,
ible and outbuildings Also a lot
of household goods by George Siller,

Zeller, auct.; W. M\
October 14
tand’s Mill,
Joy township, a farm of
of land with 23 story
On the pr
in Mount
97 acre
ouse, summnier house, ban
arn, tobacco shed, hog pen, chick-|
and place
1st posts, chestnut rails, and tobac-
yy Daniel G. Brandt and Aa-
G. Brandt,

John K Brandt , deceased. Peirce,
lauct.; W. M. Hollowbush, atty.
Friday, October 15—0n the prem-|
ises of Clinton H. Eby, near Siegrist
i Mill, in West Hettipfie Id tow uship, a
[large lot of lumber
[saw- -du ete., 1
Son. a ar, auct.
Saturday, October
lide nce of the
[Mar ket street, Mount Joy,
various sizes by
H. Morton, auct.
Thursday, October 21—O0n the pr
mises in Rapho
ast of Mount Joy, a
135 acres with improvements b
[Fer Erisman, and
| executors of John Erisman, dec’d.
Or
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At Elizabethtown Saturday
goodly number of our citizen
| witnesse d the
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Fitki
lve ua think of using : three umpires in
VOLO LHS HOEDIPLHAOLLOOER 8 I
going some, eh.
{ When we played up there some sore-
ja game That's

YOU NEED NOT WAIT
FOR A CLEAR DAY. WE
P CAN TAKE JUST AS GOOD
PHOTOS ON A CLOUDY
DAY.
and the
JUST AS GOOD
ED eriments
BE PHOTOGRAPHED ? Ems ESA Sm | heads threw bouquets at Schock, call-
WE WILL GIVE YOU A oma Ems Zo BEES in. g him a has-been, but may be ‘Phil
PICTURE THAT WILL | lip” didn’t show those fellows where
MAKE YOU PROUDER Stop Buying [to get off on Saturday. He made
STILL. la “noise” around first like Harry Da-
Beamy
| there,
| emt
A Big Party
AUTOMOBILES| or o 02 225 a
| gatherings held in this section for a

Ricker

Photo Gallery
W. Main St., Mt. Joy.
The best don’t cost any more,
and in the end they are the

a cheapest. You know the un-
Photographs Finished for disputed worth of the
Amateurs.
L | BUICK

PEERLESS
LOCOMOBILE
OLDSMOBILE
Sold strictly on their merits
Gol lar lo
ity Cents Hundred see sn
I am now manufacturing
$ have some excellent second- |
[long time
| the Misses
was that at the
last Thursday evening.
ally large number of young
| tertained. The
{ entertainment,
usual
| ments, were indulged in. The com-
| mittee that so ably gave this party
| were the Misses Anna
clay and Miss Tillie

and Gussie Bar
Weidman.
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Unclaimed Letters
{ Following is a list of the uneclaim-
{ed letters in the Mt. Joy post
{ Wednesday, September 29.
Mrs. George Haley,
f Miss Rose M. Guss,
| Miss Lottie M. Nagle,
1909:
Miss K. Becker,
from now until
Our large |
advertise |
date at |
story frame
1 Kramer, deceased. |
Hollowbush, atts
ind outbuildings. Also at
a lot of lo- |
administrators of
16—At the res-
undersigned on South
Pa., a big
lot of shade and ornamental trees of
Amos B. Root. H.
township, 3 miles
valuable farm
John Strickler,
ball game and parade
at Elizabethtown on Saturday. The
was a hummer and what do
also delivered the goods
| out Cover—well ask those who were
¢
home of &
Barclay in East Donegal $
An exception &
folks $&
| Were present and all were roy ally en- $
method of
games and refresh-
office |
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Rules and Conditions
The Limerick, shown on coupon below needs one more line
Fill it out. This last line must rhyme with the first two.
Not more than one answer will be received from the same party
or family. No employe of this firm nor anyone engaged in the
piano business may enter this contest.
It is conditional upon entering the contest that all contestants
agree to abide by the judges, who will be disinterested parties,
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My, sigh, cry, why, shy, die, reply, thy, sky, nigh, fortify, ete.

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Fill out the last line of verse below, also answer questions
and sign Name and Address.
For a Piano on which to rely,
Go to Troup’s when you're ready to buy;
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3 Will Be Given Away Absolutely Free
AS FIRST PRIZE u
SECOND PRIZE
Kimball Piano Player Valued at $250
THIRD PRIZE —One $100 Discount Purchasing Check, which will be accepted as first
payment on any new piano on our floor.
OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES vill be issued to each of the remaining contest |
ants, as a reward for their efforts in this contest.
Everybody Should Try For It
Open to all.
Read the simple rules and conditions.
A LINE”—You may think of one in a few minutes.
Everything fair and open.

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A VALUABLE REWARD FOR «JUST
It is worth trying for. This is no chance or
What Is A Limerick
A Lim srs is a jingle, a short piece of poetry generally con-
sisting of five lines, the last line rhyming with the flrst two.
Here is a sample Limerick completed.
Her Sweetheart at Christmas did bring
A necklace, a brooch and a ring;
In return at New Year
Miss Molly said, “Here
Is your chance to win back everything.”
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The Reason For It
The giving away of this large amount in prizes is made pos=
sible only through the assistance and co-opration of the large and
wealthy factories we have so long represented in this section.
The advertising received for our store and pianos repays us in a
great measure for the large expenditure in prizes, and the people
are directly benefited. Our last contest was so very satisfactory
our friends have asked us to have this one.

A Few of Factories Represented In
This Section By Us
Chickering, Kimball, Hardman, Sterling, Poole, Everett, Scha-
effer, Lockhart, Huntington, Merrill, Horrington and many others.

Address Hll Answers to
J. H. TROUP, MUSIC HOUSE
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
15 S. Market Square HARRISBURG, PH.

9640000000

Euchre and whist playing for paint
ed china prizes is gambling, in the
| opinion of the village board of Wil-
| mette, a Chicago suburb, and the
| board night closed a hall
lin which 125 women were about to
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Playing for Prizes Gambling |
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Thursday
Men Who Spend $ 15 For a Suit
Will Enjoy Choosing From the Half a Hundred Different

LADIES’ & MISSES’ yo FALL

! ic c . i! Mr. D 8 Frunz, I nlav otichie
good, clear, crystal ice on an Lancaster Automobile Co. | Tou | play euchre.
extensive scale and am sailing SCENTS bow J Me Pe Be 2 | ———
AGENTS FOR [| Mr Bdw S568 (2
it ten cents a hundred cbeap- Mr. Dave Zug. | Protect the greatest Americen in-
er than other local dealers. Buick, Peerless, Locomobile, Oldsmobile. |
This is worthlyour considera- i
J. FRED FENSTERMACHER,
| dustry by the regular use of Fair-
| field’s Blood Tonic and Egg Producer
Postmaster. | top Poultry only. It increases the
————

Styles Shown at Foster and Cochran’s,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS is the amount such a great many
men always allow themselves for their Fall Suit, that unusually care-
ful preparations are made at Foster & Cochran’sto meet their demand
with suits that ate AN EXCEPTIONAL IN VALUE AS WIDE IN
VARIETY OF PATTERNS. You'll sce pattern after pattern, at
$15. OO, model after model, shown exclusively at Foster & Coch-
SUITS, WORTH $12.50
$7.98
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tion as it will save you dollars 215 N. Prince St.,
in a season.
Lancaster, Pa,
a 4 Sk
ity oeiir aemlby

Delivery wagon through town
daily. Call or phone and your
order will receive prompt at-

Shire’s Vieat Market |
Rear of Nissley's Tobacco Warehouse
tention. FPLORIN. .
W. Ww. SuIaE. Pacer
Joseph H. Detwiler
Mount Joy, Penna.
prasssssesmeerts
PLACE YOUR ORDER
+ EARLY

Pr, 6. F. THEEL. 535 North
hiladelphia, Pa. “Fin Deutscher
zt.” Only German Specialist.
ATHE

c Hsals, Tallow, Lard, &e.
Yi St.

he only guaranteed
son others ean’t care.
Weaknesses, Nervous
Lo arieoeele & Stricture,
mall Shrunken Organs. 48
rs hospital experience in Germany.
exposing City & Country advertisisg
frauds. Secrecy guaranceed. Mail treatment. Call or write

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| years Hin Hiner ¥
| Send for Book, tells all,
ceusmnys
I have about SO
Tombstones, Monuments and
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Markers in stock from which to :
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| A cure guaranteed if you use
| uoy's
PILES v:sinsion
D. Matt. Thomps oh, Supt
Graded Schools, Statesville, N. C., , Writes: “I can say
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select at low prices for good ma-
terial.
J GLATFELTER
Mount Joy
they do all Fou claim for them.’ Dr. 8. M. Devore,
Raven Rock, W. Va., writes; They give universal satis
’ hy H D. McGill, Ciarksburg, Tenn. » Writes :
‘In a practice of 23 years, I have found po rem to
equal yours.” Pricz, 50 Cars, Samples Free. a
by Droggists.- saantin AuUDY, LANCASTER, Pa,

Sold in Mt. Joy by E. W. Garber
lletin; 50c yr.
‘Subscribe for the Bu yr CALL FOR FREE SAMPLE
PENA. |
Dealer in Frosh & Smoked |

| Marriage Licenses
The following marriage ' licenses
| have been granted since our last is-
| sue:
Menno CG. Wolgemuth and
. Eshleman, both of
[tow nship.
Mount Joy
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It takes strength and vitality to
{digest food. The harder your hor-
| se’s food is to digest, the less strength
jand vitality he will have for other
{ work. Make his food easy to di-
| gest by the regular use of Fairfield’s
{Blood Tonic for Horses Only.
| For sale by F. H. Baker, Mount |
{Joy; H. C.
ID. B.
Greider, Landisville, and
Ebersole, Biizgbothtown,
Just: Opened
|
EMANUEL MYERS, Proprietor,
NEWTOWN, PENNA.

I have just opened my new store |
| to the general public with a New and
Complete Line of
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS, SHOES
ETC., ETC.
You will find my prices are right.
All I ask of you is to call and see my
stock. Yours for business,
———p—-
EMANUEL H. MNYERS,
NEWTOWN, PENNA.
Annie|
The Mew General Store|
COLUMBIA, PA.

value and productiveness by purifying
the blood and protecting them from
| diseases to common fowls.
For sale by F. H. Baker, Mount
Joy; H. C. Greider, Landisville, and
D. B. Ebersole, Elizabethtown.
ran’s—rich browns, subdued olives,

ran Clothes.
and staple blacks—AN ARRAY THAT EXCELLS IN QUANTITY as
it does in QUALITY any that you will find.
Try on one of the Coats, note it’s good points—examine the Suit
critically throughout—it wili add to the reputation of Foster & Coch—
handsome two tone blue serges The most remarkable suit value we
hay e ever offered, right at the startof the
season,
Made of all wool broadcloth, soft and
delightful to the touch. The single
breasted coat extends 36 inches long, sat-
in lined, button and braid trimmed, and

If you prefer, at $14, $16
and $I8 you will find nearly
three times as many more pat-
terns to select from.
Most Men will want to choose
their Suit when the showing is
at it’s height— NOW,
HA MAN TO HANDLE
THE FAMOUS
Columbia Steam

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Cocoanut Bon Bons,
Regular 15¢ grade
BREAD
‘The Right Man Will
Find This a
Pure Chocolate
finely tailored to fall in the fashionable
slender lines. The plain gored skirt
hangs perfectly.
Choose whichever color you prefer—
these Black and White, Blue and Old Rose, Navy. Garnet or Black Jdadies’
White, Brown and White mixed sizes 34 to 44, Misses’ 14, 16 and 18 year
Tailored Suitings. especially de- sizes.
sirable for Tail Yored Suits” and You will find it the most persuasive
Skirts. suit value in Lancasler—Ask to see it—a
$12.50 value for $7.98.
49c FOR 75c SUITING
You'll like the fine quality of
54 inches wide—a splendid
75¢ value, but at 49¢, a third.

3 Candy Specials for
Saturday @ Monday ||| cl.
10c¢c 1b.
Cream Ai 15¢ g 10¢ 1b.
coneanuierscenae 10e 1b.
FALL CARPETS IN OVER 300 PATTERNS
One pleasing advantage in selecting the needed carpets at Foster &
Cochran’s—almost without exception the patterns you see here are ex-
clusive.” You'll find designs you'll like that you will nst see anywhere
When you consider that they are in every way up to the high
standard of Foster & Cochran Carpets, you’ll conte here first.
OVER 100 PATTERNS BRUSSELS VELVET CARPETS SHOWN IN 3
CARPET, 69, 79, 89c ji. DIFFERENT PATTERNS
Rich floral patterns you’ll like at Exclusive designs, ©O¢ and

| Cood Proposition
served in all styles. Low
Columbia Baking
popular. (BASEMENT)

TAKE LUNCH IN OUR RESTAURANT
Try the delicious OYSTERS
prices,
quick service makes the restaurant
once. Axminster Carpets, about
45 patterns, $1.15 and $1.25 yard. 1.10 a yard
Body Brussels Carpets, 35 pat- Axminster
terns, $1.35 and $1.65 yard. Rugs, worth
Roy al Wilton Carpet, $2.25 yd, $25.00 at
Ingrain Carpets in 45 patterns,
19¢, 25¢ to 65¢ yard.
20 Patterns in Rag Carpets, at
25e, 35¢ to 70e yard.
9 Sewing, Lining and Laying al-
ways included.
An attractive showing of 8 pat-
terns, ata saving of $8.50 over a
third. You'll appreciate their rich
ness better when you come to see
them at Foster & Cochran’s.
(FOURTH FLOOR)

& Mig. Co.

FOSTER) a» GOCHRAN “©
32 ie 38 E. King 8t.,
Lancaster, Pa
How rapidlygsis
they will go at the s saving of $4. 52, Ege

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