PAGE THRER
SEE OUR
HATS, CAPS and GLOVES
Of Every
FOR MEN
Wingert
'SEASONABLE GOODS

North Queen Street, LANCASTER, PENNA.
LINE OF
Description,
AND BOYS.
& Haas

fu. B. Martin & Go.

sPicture D
t this season?
We have unusual facilities for
Black Frames, 15¢. up.
Fine, richly carved and inlaid
Ovals, Squares, etc.
\New Mirrors, oval and square.
\
New Carpets, Rugs and Wall Paper
b for S
¥ Paper hangers must be kept bu
prices of paper and work such as to tempt you.
Worth your while to look into.
uary.
We Clean and Re-Lay Carpets
time. We have large, dry house to
storm or leaks.

4 Corner of West King & Prince Streets.
wns ThE RPeople’s,en.
le and Granite Works J
JOKN H. KEENER, Owner and Proprietor.

Marl

, Penna. &
OMAS, Mer.
Mavtow

BFACTION
Have you received one of the pretty
Many of them are worth framing.
| New Pictures and Frames at Greatly Reduced Prices,
1 Special Wall Paper Sale Next Week.
oth vlaces.
prises Everything Known to the Trade
epartment
Calendars that we’'e putting
this work. Neat brown, gold, Oak
frames, 45c¢. to $1.00.
pring
The only way to do is to make
This we do every Jan-
sy.
any day. No need to engage special
dry them, if they get wet through
Elizabethtown, Pa.
CHAS. W. COBLE, Mgr.
Ind. Phone 610 D
Best Work at Lowest Prices
GUARANTEED

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Homemade Furniture a Specially
’ Upholstering Done to Order
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POPLAR LUMBER FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT THE PURCHASERS.
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STORE
Wrcat January Combined oles !

‘e will
\
We consolidate these sales to set
. we will speak explicitly, facts
1.gread the shadow—the subs
s to grasp.
he annual mercantile event
yrtunities to buy below
o little to do with prices
king way for the new
hek of these sales, for
oparatigng in the sto
on your sho
nth of Janu-
Undermuslins
epresented.
NELET-
DISPLAY
t 59¢ and
any styles
tra wide,
at 50c.;
and $1.
00 and
es at 50
ue.

HE BOSTON THE BOSTON
Wednesday, January 12th, 1910
start our January Clearance Sales, Combined With
Our Annual White Sale—A Double Event.
ular 75¢ value.
39¢ each.
STORE

on foot a month of wonderful selling.
will be detailed, but as a whole you
tance must be left for the eyes to see
for which so many people wait, pre-
the regular prices of last season.
and profits will not be thought of.
goods. Our whole reputation and
which we 7re making some of the
re’s history.
pping list for the coming Wednesday
ary—the extent of these sales.
will prove a price example of the
WARM UNDERWEAR FOR WIN-
TRY WEATHER.
Women’s Fleece Lined Pants at
19¢ each.
Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants at
25¢ a garment.
‘Women’s Union Suits at 69¢c; reg-
Childrer’s Heavy Union Suits at
19¢c each.
Men’s Heavy Fleeced Underwear,
“High Rock” at 50c¢ each.
Another style, almost as heavy, at
Warm Sweater Coats, for men and
boys at 50¢ each.
35 and 37
THE STATE'S AID,

What the Authorities Are Doing for
Tuburcalar Victims,
That the State ald extended to
tuberculous sufferers through the
Department of Health dispensaries
Is reaching the really needy is evi-
denced by careful statistics that our
Health Commissioner Dixon has Just
compiled,
These statistics which are based
upon a total of 9,363 patients ex-
amined at the dispensaries, of whom
6,728 were found to have tubureculos-
Is, during a period of seventeen
months ending December 31, 1908
shows that the average family in-
come in the homes from which these
patients came was $24.63 per month,
The average number of persons in
the family was 4.38 and the average
per capita income $5.60.
“These facts are particularly grat-
ifying” sald Dr. Dixon today. “With
the thousands of tuburculous patients
who we are asked to help it is quite
possible that occasionally the state's
charity is imposed upon. We are
fully justified, by the tabulated rec-
ords, in drawing the conclusion that
the really needy poor among Pennsyl
vania’s unfortunate victims of tubur-
culosis are the ones that are being
helped, just as the law making the
appropriation contemplated.”
An interesting study of the possi-
ble source of infection can be made
from the dispensary statistics. In
2,404 cases, there was reason to bhe-
lieve that the diseases were contract-
ed in the home from another mem-
ber of the family. This shows how
important is the work which the vis-
iting nurses of the dispensaries are
doing in teaching the members of the
household how to guard against be-
ing infected by one of the family
who has the- disease.
In 474 cases the possible source
of infection was a fellow employe.
Fully alive to the danger from this
source the State Department of
Health has communicated direct with
all the large employers of labor thru
out the state, urging the necessity
of frequent medical inspection and
calling attention to the State’s dis-
pensaries where suspected cases a-
mong the poor will be examined at
any time free.

10 erm—
Corn, Dairy, Apple and Live Stock
Show.
At the College of Veterinary Medi-
cine, University of Pennsylvania, in
Philadelphia, on February 2, 3 snd
4th, the joint meetings of the Penn-
sylvania Live Stock Breeders’ Asso-
ciation and the Pennsylvania Dairy
Union will be held. Sixty-two cash
prizes are offered for eorn. The ap-
cured. The Pennsylvania Agricul-
ticultural Association has been se-
cured. The ePnnsylvania Agricul-
tural College will make a display and
demonstration. There will be a big
butter, cheese and milk show. A
notable show of horses, both stal-
lions and geldings, will be held. Me
Laughlin Brothers of Columbus,
Ohio, will furnish a select lot of fine
Percheron and French Coach stal-
lions, and Belgians, Clydesdales,
Shires Suffolks, Arabians and Mor-
gans will be shown. Cattle of lead-
ing beef and dairy breeds will be on
hand. Cattle, sheep and swine will
be used in demonstrations on foot
and on the block, conducted by ex-
perts. Everything is free to the
public. For corn entry blanks ap-
ply to E. S. Bayard, Secretary, 203
Shady Avenue, E. E., Pittsburg, Pa.
MEN
and
——
Kidney trouble prays
upon the mind, discou-
rages and lessens ambi
tion; beauty, vigor and
WOMEN cheerfulness soon dis-
appear when the kidneys are out of
order or diseased. For good results
use Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the
great kidney remedy. At druggists.
Sample bottle by mail free, also pam-
phlet.
Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
rien li en ms
Trolley Stock Sold.
At a public sale of stock at Lan-
caster on Monday, the following stock
was sold:
Twenty shares of Lancaster and
Mount Joy trolley stock to B. B.
Barr at $60.50 per share.
Five shares of Lancaster and Mt.
Joy Railway stock to B. B. Barr at
$60.75 per share.
Fifteen shares of Lancaster and
Mount Joy Railway stock to Landis
R. Heller for $60.25 per share.
20° m———

For Sale Very Cheap
Having no further use for same
as I have installed steam heat, I will
dispose of the following very reason-
Mle, all of which are in good condi-
von
One large size Peninsular Parlor
Heater Letter E., Chicago-Buffalo
make, with heater and stove pipe.
Apply at the Exchange Hotel, Mt.
Joy, Pa.
——— is
Surveyed the Roads.
In compliance with the new State
law the supervisors of West Hemp-
field township have had their roads
surveyed. There are 1 and 48-100
miles of public road and 14 and 37-
100 miles of turnpike roads in the
township. This will give the town-
ship an increase of about $400 in
their State appropriation for public
roads.

Make your hens lay their eggs
while you can get good prices. Fair
field’s Egg-Producer makes the hen
keep up her summer average in the
winter by supplying egg-making ma-
terial and stimulating the egg-pro-
ducing organs.
For sale by F. H. Baker, Mount

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
ot — Re,
po¥tio ~~ Supe a
oe
LADIES t
Goro metallic boxes, sealed with Blu
Ribbon, Taxk®m NO OTHER. Bu of Jour
ied and sak for ONL.ONEAT LR 8
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for twenty. five
years regarded as Best, Safest, Always Relfable,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Zu EVERYWHERE 2%
TRIRD TEST
Trolley Schedule
Lancaster, Rohrerstown, Landisville, Salun~
ga, Mount Joy and Elizabethtown
Street Railway Company
WESTWARD
Leave Lancaster—us m, 4 30,516, 6 15,7 16, 8 15
015,10 16 1115; PP. m, 1216, 1156, 215, 315, 4 16,
B15, 5 45, 6 15, 7 15, 8 15, 0 16, 11 15,
Leave Rohrerstown—u m, 4 50, 585, 685, 736
835,935 1085, 1135, Pm, 1235 135 235 336
4 35, 5 85, 6 05, 6 35,7 85, 835, 9 85, 11 35,
Leave Landisvillo—A m, 612, 557, 657, 7567
887, 957,10057, 1167. Pm, 12 57, 167, 257, 3067
4 07, 5 57,6 27,6 67, 7 57, 867, 967, 11 57
Leave Salunga—A m, 5 15, 6 00, 700, 8 00,
10 00, 11 00,12 00. FP m, 1 00, 2 00, 3 60, 400,
6.00, 6 30, 7 00, 5 00, H 00, 10 00, 1200,
Leave Mount Joy—A m, 530, 615, 715,
915,10 15, 11 16. Pm, 1215, 115, 2 15, 3 15,
615, 6 15, 6 45, 7 16, 8 15, 9 16,10 15 A m, 12 15,
your Druggtat for CHI.CHES.-TER'S
IAMOND BKAND PILLS in Rrp EO

1) 00
Hw
815
410
Arrive at Elizabethtown—A m, 645, 745, 8456
045,1045, 11 46, Pm, 1245, 145, 245, 345, 4 46
545,6 456,745,845, 945,1045. Am, 12 39,
EASTWARD
Leave Elizabethtown- A m, 6 45, 7 45, 8 45, 945
1045, 11 45. Pm, 1245, 1 45, 245, 3456, 4 45, 5H 46
645,7 45,845,945, 1046. A m, 12 30,
Leave Mount Joy—A m, 630x, 716, 81£, 916
1015, 11 15. P m, 12 16,115, 2 I6, 315, 4 15, 6 15
825: 645,715,815,915,1015,11 16. Am
45.
Leave Salunga— A m, 6 45x, 730, 8 30, 9 30
10 80, 11 80. Pm, 12 80, 1 30, 2 30, 8 30, 4 30
5 80, 6 30, 780, 7 39, 830, 930, 10 30, 1130
Am, 100,
Leave Landisville—A m, 5 48x, 733, 8 33, 9 33
1033,1133. Pm, 1233,133, 233,833, 433, 6533
633, 703, 733,873, 933,1033, 1133, Am, 108
Leave Rohrerstown—A m, 610x, 755, 855,
9 55,10 55,11 65. Pm, 12 55, 1 65, 2 55, 3 55
4 55, 5 65, 6565, 726, 765. 855, 055, 1055
1166. Am 125,
Arrive at Lancaster—A m, 30x, 815, 915
1015, 1115. Pm, 12 15,1 15,2 15,3 15, 415
615,618, 715, 7 45, 815, 9 15, 10 15, 11 1¢
Am,12 15, 1 45.
On Saturdays a car will leave Lancaster at
10 156 p m; Leave Elizabethtown 11 45 p. m.
On Saturdays an 1 special occasions ears will
be run between Lancaster and Mount Joy every
half hour from 6 15 a m to 8 16 p m.
Sundays, first car leaves Lancaster at ¢ 15 a m
Leave Elizabethtown at 7 45a m. Car marked
(x) connects with News Express at Lancaster,
Yes—I am selling Trees, Shrubbery,
Hedging, Grape Vines,
in fact anything you can mention in
this line. The best from one of the
best nurseries in the land and at rea-
sonable prices with a liberal guaran-
tee. Better drop me a card before
buying. This is a good time to se-
lect. Landscape gardening a spe-
cialty.
AMOS B. ROOT
Magazine Specialist
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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

Monday and Friday at No
Duke Street
Days at Lancaster,
52 North

STOP AT THE
Sorrel Horse Hotel
West KING ST., LANCASTER
The annex now complete with the SORREL
HORSE, makes a frontage of 49, 52, 58 and
5 West King Street. Dinner 25 cents. Best
accommodations in every respect. A share of
your patronage solicited,
A. B. ADAMS. Pro
A cure guaranteed if you use
uoy's
[LES resi: Suppository
D. Matt. Thompson, Sup't
Graded Schools, Statesville, N. C., writes: * I can say
they do all you elaim for them.” Dr, 8B. M, Devore, #8
Raven Rock, W. Va., writes; “ They give universal satis.
faction.” Dr. H. D. MoGlll, Clarksburg, Tenn., writes:
“In a practice of 23 years, I have found no remedy to
equal yours.” Puics, 60 Bold

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Cxnra, Bamples Free.
© MARTIN RUDY, LANCASTER, PA,
Sold In Mt. Joy by E. W. Garber
CALL FOR FREE SAMPIE
‘We are Always Prepared to serve
Pure
Spring
Water
ICE
IN ANY QUANTITY at Very
Moderate Charges.
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year.
d. N. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy, Penna.
WHY...
work for $10 per week

When you can double your
Salary through a course with
the Harrisburg Automobile
School. For Terms and
Prospects write
® % % 2 =
HARRISBURG AUTO. SCHOOL
ard and Hamilton Streets.

Windsor Hotel
W. T. BRUBAKER, Manager.
Midway between Broad Street Sta-
tion and Reading Terminal on Fil-
bert Streer.
European, $1.00 per day and up.
American, $2.50 per day and up.
The only mederate priced hotel of reputation

and consequence in
PHILADELPHIA.

“Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what I did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock

Joy; B.C. Greider, Landisville, and
D. B. fbersole, Elizabethtown.
Blood Bitters cured me.”—J. H. Walk
er, Sunbury, Ohio.

SPRING SALES

A Most Complete List of the Entire
Neighborhood,
Following Is one of the most com-
plete lists of Spring sales ever pub-
lished in this section to be called by
the numerous auctioneers in these
parts:
JANUARY
19 Ed Ober, Manheim.
20 C. H, Zeller, stks & bds, Mt. Joy
FEBRUARY
Grant Buffgton, Unlon Deposit.
Milton “Gingrich, nr. Lyonsville,
Val Hoerner, nr. Sand Beach,
H. Resh, Lancaster.
Grant Buffgton, nr. Union Deposit
Lingle & Henry, nr, Palmyra.
Willis Ober, nr. White Oak.
H. Resh, Lancaster.
Henry Keller, nr. Shellsville.
Jac. M. Hoffman, Barnes School.
M. W. Stoner, E. Hempfield.
Dan. H. Landis, nr. Petersburg.
Michael Kohr, Lower Swatara.
W. I. Landis, nr. Vian,
A. M. Gingrich, nr. Palmyra.
John G. Gipple, dec. nr. Stern's
Cyrus Walker, Green Tree Hotel
KE. Shuey, Grantville,
Geo. Druckenrod, Penn twp.
C. G. Brandt, Gainsburg.
G. Moyer, Mount Joy.
Jos. Shissler, West Donegal.
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21 J. Walters in Hummelstown.
21 Simon Kinsey, Mt. Joy twp.
22 Eli Ginder, Hossler’s Church.
22 Hettie Eberle, nr. Halfville,
22 Moses Lingle, nr. Grantville.
23 Jno Bowers, near Shoop’s Church
Clayton Koser, nr Kreider’s.
Joseph 8S. Gibble, Palmyra.
Christ Good, Sunnyside school.
David Eshleman, nr. Marietta.
H. B. Gingrich, Union Spuare.
Wm. Wagner, north of Hershey.
Jac. Albright, nr. Kinderhook.
Jac. Heincke, nr. Fairland.
Frank Flowers, nr Hummelstown
Harry Bechtel, nr. Elizabethtown
David Gorden, nr. Hershey.
Ed Ream, nr White Oak.
L. W. Mumma, Grandview school,
Will H. Erb, nr Palmyra.
Michael Geyer, nr. Geyers Church
Dan. M. Kulp, nr. Rheems
D. B. Wolgemuth, Union Square.
Near Mt. Joy by S. R. Snyder.
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Harry Derr, near Mount Joy.
Aaron Becker, Back Run.
H. S. Newcomer, Mount Joy.
John S. Myers, Petersburg.
Samuel Nye, Hershey’s church.
B. F. Brandt, nr Royalton.
B. Bradley, Rapho twp.
Jacob S. Heisey, nr. Lawn,
Elizabeth Hemperly, Grantville.
Jacob Ebersole, nr. Elizabethtown
Wm. Neidig, in Campbellstown,
Eli M. Engle, nr Newtown.
Wm. E. Nye, Chamber Hill.
Amos Caslow & Bro., Donegal Sps
A. H. Winters, Aberdeen.
Allen K. Miller, Ruhl’s church.
A. S. Earhart, nr. Manheim.
Abram Nornholt, Horst’'s Mill.
David Yingst, nr. Lawn.
Ames Caslow, nr. Rheems.
Ben Musser, nr. Maytown.
Charles Maderia, Geyer’s Mill.
Isaac L. Ebersole, Hanoverdale.
S. W. Peters, Hershey.
Wm. Shakespeare, Sand Beach.
John Bruaw, nr Hillsdale.
A. G. Brubaker, Stricklers church
C. M. Althouse, Erbdale.
Samuel Eby, nr. Bainbridge.
Irvin Heisey, nr. Conoy church.
Eman. Shelly, nr. Manheim.
John G. Brandt, nr. Bellaire.
Amos Lehman, nr. Hockersville.
A. N. Hostetter, Stauffers Mill.
Mrs: Eli Grosh, Florinel.
Philip Habig, nr. Middletown.
Ben Westenberger, Mt. Joy twp.
J. A. G. Balmer, Petersburg.
Ben. Snyder, Mastersonville.
H. B. Gingrich, Union Square.
Rev. Joseph Nissley, Stoverdale.
Elmer B. Lehman, Lawn.
Jac. Hoffines, Book’s Mill.
Amos Werner, Hossler’s church.
1 G K. Burger, Est. Shelleys Island
A. W. Mumma, Horst’s Mill.
Amos Werner, Hossler’s church.
John Shenk, nr. Maytown.
C. H. Zeller, Mount Joy.
John Kleinfelter, nr. Palmyra.
Daniel Engle, Hummelstown.
Harvey Curry, nr Union Deposit
J. R. Shenk, Sunnyside School.
Eman. Saylor, Ruhl’s church.
Henry N. Becker, Mt. Joy twp.
Clayton Hoffman, nr Conewago.
A. B. Lutz, Donegal Springs.
Henry Beshler, nr. Maytown.
Jacob Reigle, Shellsville.
Solomon Hoover, Donegal Sps.
Kreider & Ginder, nr. Lawn.
Wm. Etnoyer, nr. Highspire.
H. Cassel, nr. Sand Beach.
John Ebersole Hanoverdale.
A. H. Zercher, near Mount Joy.
A. N. Hostetter, Stauffer’s Mill.
Wesley Shenk, White Oak.
S. J. Beard, near White Oak.
A. S. Reed, nr. Newtown.
Amos Herr, nr. Elizabethtown.
Samuel Stoner, nr. Elizabethtown
Benj. Stoner, Mastersonville.
J. H. Corman, Donegal Springs.
Charles Reed, Lawn.
S. G. Graybill, Conewago.
B. W. Stoner, Rapho twp.
J. B. Keller, Mount Joy.
Keller & Co., Elizabethtown.
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Bell Phone No 47-2. R. F. D. No. 1
ABRAM H. MARTIN,
SALE CLERK.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Clerking of sales of personal prop-
erty and real estate promptly at-
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Don’t Cough, But Live Long
If every cough were cured before
it got a strong hold, human life
would be lengthened by many years.
If every coughing sufferer knew that
Kemp’s Balsam would stop the cough
in a few minutes, he would be glad to
escape the serious consequences. If
any medicine will cure a cough,
Kemp's Balsam will do it. At drug-
gists and dealers, 25 cents.
Deeds Recorded.
The following deeds have been re-
corded since our last issue.
Sarah E. Nissley to the trustees of
the Masonic Home, 3 acres of land in
West Donegal, $1,100.
James A. Lynch’s heirs to Marga-
ret A. and Agnes T. Lynch, 8 acres
and 111 perches of land in West
Donegal, $1.00.
Margaret A. and Agnes T. Lynch,
to the trustees of the Masonic Home,
5 acres of land in West Donegal, for
$600.
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Roup is prevented and cured by
the regular use of Fairfield’s Roup
Remedy in the fowls drinking water.
It purifies and cleanses the parts aff-
ected and destroys the germ. Four
oz. bottle, 25 cents.
For sale by F. H. Baker, Mount
Joy; H. C. Greider, Landisville, and

D. B. Ebersole. Elizabethtown.

Wednesday, January 19th, 1910,
BUCHANAN & YOUNG
Buy Wash Goods Now
In The Big Sale
And save 26g to $100 on Every dollar purchase you make
Good, Desirable styles and qualities, Suitable for early
spring wear.

DRESS GINGHAMS, 7c.
Good styles in Dress Ging-
hams, plaids, checks and stripes
tast colors, worth 10¢.
| SATINES, 7ic.
vress Satines in dark grounds
with neat figures, worth 124¢
SEERSUOKFRS, 9c.
Bates’ best Seersuckers, in
stripes, plaids and checks: a eo
worth 123c.
FLANEL PLUSHE, 11c.
Large bold bright styles and
colors for Kimonos and dress-
ing sacques; worth 16ec. SHEPHERD CHKOKS, Bic
WOKS,
Black and white Merc? ized
Shepnerd Checks, three sige
checks; worth 8.
MADRAS, 11c.
Yard-wide Shirting
in stripes, neat
worth 19c.
Madras,
figures and
checks; WHITE GGODS, 7-.
Neat white check Nainsook,
and figured Madras; worth
156 cents,
OUTINGS, Sc.
Best styles in light colored
Outing Fla 21 p p.
uting Flannels worth 10c¢ WHITE MADRAS, 17c.
Five patterns in fine White
WHITE CAMBRIC, Sc. Madras Waistings; worth 25e,
Yard wide fine white cambrie
worth 10c. PETTICOATS, $1.25
Black Heatherbloom Petti-
coats, made full, with deep ruf-
fle flounce; all lengths; worth
$2.50.
GINGHAMS, 5c.
Dress iinghams in neat
checks and stripes mostly blue
and pink worth Se. SPECIAL, $2.19.
Waist patterns neatly boxed

PERCALES, 9c. handsome pure white and co!
Pcst yard wide Percales in ored embroidered fronts, worth
light and dark colors; worth $3.60.
23 rents. “a

115-117 N. Queen St, hancaster.
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Before you leave the store,
ask to see
COMMUNITY
SILVER.
Plated ware equal to sterling

Every
piece of in style and durability.
Community
Silver WE HAVE A SPECIAL
HOLIDAY ASSORTMENT,
ing : : INCLUDING MANY : 3
eavier CHARMING STYLES YOU
than triple ~ HAVE NOT YET SEEN.
and will
wear S. H. MILLER
a lifetime. Jeweler and Optician

PENNA.
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FH. Balers
Bit AND
| | LUMBER
YARDS
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Sole agent for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Cedar Shingles always on hand.
Also Siding Flooring, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Lath, Ete.
Agent for Alpha Portland Cement, Also Roofing Slate.
Estimates Quickly and Cheerfully mada on all kinds Building Material.
Telephone No. 833. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot.
SLEICHS! SLEICHS!

MOUNT JOY,

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According to Hicks, we will have many snows this winter which

Now, how's your

should give us plenty of the old time sport-—sleighing.

sleigh? If you don’t own one, come in and let us show you some of the
“peaches” we have. High backs, easy riding—well they're the real
thing. Get one now and be prepared for the nex

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Y OUNG BROS, PENNA
! Sheaffer’s Restaurant
I Dine at
and Confectionery
Sheaffer's
ALL KINDS PIES AND SAND IV/CHES,
BAKED BEANS, CORNB 7,
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO |& CIGARS,
FINE OYSTERS IN ANY XTVLE
MEALS AT ALL HOU
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