THE WEEKLY BULLETIN

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Bring Her With You!
OMEN know better than men what is good qua-
lity in Cloth. They know a pure wool fabric
when they see it, and they have good taste too
in the selection of fabric, design and color. That is why
we like you to Bring Her With You when you want
to buy a new suit or overcoat. Ask for the International
genuine all wool line, and put the question of worth to
her. Intemational quality can stand the severest test
aye--the test even of a bargain-hunting lady.
BRING HER WITH YOU.
H. E. EBERSOLE
West Main St., Mount Joy
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Horse Health
Depends Upon the Animal’s
Ability to Resist Disease

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The food given your horse during the Winter is difficult to di-
gest because the ‘Curing’ process has robbed it of the digestive ele-
ments contained in the natural saps and juices.
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This taxes the animal's digestive organs to the utmost and makes
necessary an increased expenditure of Vital energy.
The digestive organs become overworked, the Vitality lowered,
and the blood filled with poisonous wastes resulting from undigest-
\ ed and fermenting food-stuff.
She oed
BOWERED VITALITY
lessens your animal's ability to resist disease and the poisons slow-
ly accumulating in the blood make DISEASE CERTAIN unless pro
per precautions are taken. An extra cold night, a draft in the sta-
ble or exposure to inclement weather, while the horse is in this
condition (and 99 horses out of every 100 ARE at this season)
and the animal has a “Cold,”’—which may develop into PNEU-
MONIA or INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS and END IN DEATH
Don’t wait until this occurs. Keep the Vital energy of your
horse at top notch and insure him against all forms of disease by
the regular use of
FAIRFIELD’S BLOOD TONIC
FOR HORSES ONLY
the Scientific Condition powder that makes Winter foods digestible
and nourishing by adding to them the chemical elements contained
in their natural saps and juices.
Fairfield's Blood Tonic for Horses Only cuts down feed bills by
enabling your horse to secure ALL the nutriment from his food, in-
stead of only a PART of it as he does at present. It prevents
and cures disease and puts your horse in the Pink of condition for
the Spring work. It’s Small Dose makes it exceedingly economical
and it is sold under a written guarantee by dealers named in
small advertisements on other pages, whe also carry
Fairfield’'s Roup Remedy for Poultry
Fairfield's Lice Killer and Disinfectant
Fairfield’s Blood Tonic for Horses Only
Fairfield’s Milk Producer for Cattle Only
FRE SEND FOR OUR SCIER- FREE
TIFIC POULTRY BOOK

Fairfield Manufacturing Co.
Philadelphia, Penna.
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E. S. MOORE
Dealer in
Coal,
Feed, Hay, Straw, Slate, Salt, Cement
Lumber, Grain,
and Fertilizer
A large stock of Feed constantly on hand. Highest cash price paid
for grain.

Estimates on Lumber and Mill Work a Specialty
FLORIN, PENNA.

| SALE REGISTER
| Please remember if we print your
bills we will insert a notice of your
| gale in our register from now until
{the day of sale, FREE. Our large
| circulation will thoroughly advertise
| your sale, so send us your date at
jonce for insertion in this list
| Saturday, February 12--At the
| Washington House, M. A. Spickler,
proprietor, Mount Joy, a tract of land
| on the side of West Main
| street, Mount Joy with frame doub-
| le house, 1} story frame house, frame
south
| stable and outbuildings by Charles
F. Eckhardt, Deceased Zeller,
Monday, Feb. 14-—At the Florin
Hotel stock yards, a carload of Frank
lin county fresh cows and springers
bologna Also a
extra fine shoats by E.
Vogle, auct.
few COWS,
lot of
M. Souder,
Monday, Feb. 14-—0n the premises
of John Resh jr., in West Hempfield
township, near Silver Springs, a lot
of ground with improvements and a
large lot of household goods by Lewig
Resh and Peter Resh. Zeller, auct.
Saturday, Feb, 19—At his place of
business in Mount Joy, a large lot of
consisting of wagons,
corn planters, cul-
engines, harness,
Zeller, auct.
Thursday, February 24—On the
premises in Salunga, 2 lots of ground
with a two-story brick dwelling
large brick wash house, a frame
stable, chicken house etc. by The
Peoples Trust Co., of Lancaster,
Trustee of the Heirs of Anna Hertz-
ler, deceased. Zeller, auct.
Thursday, Feb. 24—O0On the prem-
and a
large
agt.
implements
mowers,
tivators, gasoline
ete., by G. Moyer.
binders,
ete.,
ises in the village of Salunga, large
lot of household and kitchen furni-
ture consisting of wardrobe, side-
stoves, chairs, carpets,
by H. B. Hertzler.
board, beds,
mattings, ete.
Zeller, auct.
Saturday, Feb. 26—On the prem-
ises of H. H. Randler, in Penn town-
ship, near the White Oak Railroad
Station, pair of mules, 20 horses, lot
of cows, 3 bulls, 4 fat steers, lot of
shoats and a large lot of farming im-
plements by Ed. Ream. Zeller,
auctioneer.
Tuesday, March 1-—On the Philip
Frank farm, two miles north of Mt
Joy , horses, mules, cows, bulls,
shoats, sows, boar, large lot of farm-
ing implements and a lot of house-
hold goods by Harry Derr. Also a
lot of buggies, jennylinds, spring
wagons, and a large lot of harness
by M. B. Hiestand, Zeller, auct.
Thursday, March 3—On the Mum-
ma farm, in East Donegal township,
near Doregal Springs, a large lot of
Jive stock and farming implements
by S. Smith and Bro. Pierce, auct.
Friday, March 4th—On the
premises at the western borough
limits of Mount Joy, one good horse,
2 cows, a large lot of farming imple-
ments and a lot of household goods
by B. E. Hiestand. Minnich, auct.

Saturday, March 5—On the road
leading from Mount Joy to Masterson
ville, at the mill formerly known as
Geyer’s, lot of mules, horses, cows
and farming implements By Charles
Maderia. Zeller, auct.
Monday, March 7-—On the Eman-
uel Eby farm, Rapho township, two
miles east of Mount Joy, near Strick-
ler’s church, 3 horses, 8 cows, boar,
lot of shoats, lot of chickens and a
large lot of good as new farming
implements by Abram G. Brubaker.
Zeller, auct.
Tuesday, March 8th—On the pre-
mises of the undersigned near Stauf-
fer’s Mill, in East Donegal township
horses, cows, bull, lot of pigs, large
lot of farming implements and house-
hold goods by A N. Hostetter. o.
H. Zeller, auct
Wednesday, March 9—On the prem
ises one-half mile west of Newtown,
horse, 3 chickens, lot
of farming implements and a large
lot of household goods by Anna E.
Grosh. Zeller, auct.
Thursday, March 10—On the pre-
mises of the undersigned in East
Donegal township, on the road lead-
ing from the Mount Joy and Mariet-
ta turnpike to Stauffer’s Mill, mules,
cows, bull, fat hogs, sow, lot of
shoats, chickens and a large lot of
farm implements by Jacob Hoffines.
Zeller, auct.
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cows, shoats,
Wednesday, March 16—Qn__ the
John Croll farm in West Donegal
township, on the road leading from
Maytown to Donegal Springs, 1-4 mile
north of the former place, horses,
cows, shoats, large lot of farming
implements and household goods by
Mr. Henry C. Beshler. Zeller, auc.
Tuesday, March 22—On the prem
ises of the undersigned near Donegal
the Cameron farm, a
large lot of household goods by J. H.
Zeller, auct.
Springs, on
Corman.
Ready For Your Posters
If you want a good, neat, yet cheap
and attractive poster for advertising
vour sale this
We use good ink. good pap-
er, white or colored, have an excell-
ent biil equipment,. aa" hun-
dreds of illustrations with which to}
do them Our mechanical ability is |
only equalled by the best. Last |
but not least we have a paper with
abig circulation in which to advertise |
If you want a good sale,
good printing for advertising. |
Too many people are ever ready to
judge the sale by the appearance of |
the advertising matter. Think this
this Spring, get it at
| office.
sale

your sale.
use

over and let us hear from you. ..Off- |
ice rear of Mount Joy Hall :
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Bvery dollar} shirt at I. D. Bene-

man’s can be

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bjught now at 75 cents.
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MOUNT JOY HALL
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Friday, Feb. 18th, 1910
Sidney Landon
Tuesday, March 1st. 1910

Lyceum Ladies’
Quartette
Monday, March, 14, 1910
Chicago Ladies’
Orchestra
General Admission, . : .30
8

Reserved Seats, ... sees 8
Chart at Garbers,
Storr Buying
Experiments |
and the
JUST AS GOOD |
AUTOMOBILES
The best don’t cost any more,
and in the end they are the
cheapest. You know the un-
disputed worth of the
BUICK
PEERLESS
LOCOMOBILE
WINTON SIX
Sold strictly on their merits.

We have some excellent second-
hand cars that will be sold very
reasonable.
Lancaster Automobile Co.
AGENTS FOR
Buick, Peerless, Locomobile, Winton Six.
215 N, Prince St.,
The Only Strictly First-Class Garage
and Repair Shop in Lancaster
City or County
Ship SEE SR
For a Neat and Clean
Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo, go to
Joseph Hershey
Fine Tonserial Parlor
Fast Main Street, Mount Jov, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa

ORPHANS’ COURT SALE
———o0f'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

On Saturday, Feb. 12, 1910 at 2 p. m.
In pursuance of an order of the
Orphans’ Court of Lancaster County
will be sold by the undersigned Trus-
tee in the Estate of Samuel H. Eck-
hardt, deceased, the following des-
cribed real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract of land, sit-
uate in the borough of Mount Joy.
Lancaster County, Pa., upon which
are erected a double two-story and
attic frame dwelling house, one and
one-half story frame dwelling house,
large two-story frame stable and
other necessary outbuildings, bound-
ed and described as follows: Be-
ginning at the southwest corner of
W. Main and Lumber streets, thence
extending eastward along the south
side of West Main street 100.4 ft.;
thence southward 220 ft. 6 in. to
Jacob street, thence westward along
the north side of Jacob street 100
ft. to Lumber street, thence north-
ward along the east side of Lumber
street 227 ft. 6 in. to the place of be-
ginning.
Sale to be held at the Washington
House, Mount Joy, Pa., at 2 o'clock
p. m., Saturday, Feb. 12, 1910, when
terms and conditions will be made
»lkenown by
. CHARLES F. ECKHARDT,
Trustee in the Estate of
Samuel H. Eckhardt, Decd.
Chas. H. Zeller, auct.
B. F. Davis, Attorney.

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JEFFERSON L. BISHOP
SHINNAHONAS
FLORIN, PENNA.
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I will promptly remove all Dead
Animals on short notice. Tele-
phone Moore’s Mill or Carmany’s
Store, Florin, Penna., or drop me
a card. Your patronage solicited.

Advertise in the Bulletin. It pays

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In every section of the county,
show
Foster & Cochran's have been sharing largely in this
homes are being busily prepared
outfitting

Carpet & Furniture forNew Homes
for their future
more than ever,
occupants
as our records
With so many people depending on the reliable qualities and advantageous prices at Foster & Coch
rans, (for many articles are reduced) it would be strange indeed If among your neighbors and frends
there were not some who have |
wrofited by these
helpful savings at Foster & Cochran's.
hose of you who are planning their new houses will do well to investigate these savings.
New Velvet Carpets at 75¢c. Yd.
A remarkable low price for t
hese half dozen patterns that
just arrived for these carpets will compare to their advantage
with many 90¢ and $1.00 a yd.
rapidly, so it would be well to
lined, laid.)
95¢
Carpets.
patterns you will like.
ed, lined and laid.)
instead of $1.15 and
$1.26 for Axminster
Part rolls of several
(Sew-

OVER HALF A HUNDRED
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Will be advertised in the Thurs
day and Friday daily papers
of Lancaster, Columbia and
Coatesville. Be sure to see
them and come for your share
Saturday Only.
Yellow Cards point them out.

So strong a value should sell
come promptly (Sewed,
56¢ 76¢ Brussels. A nice
range of patterns awaits your
choosing; suitable for any room
in the house, including hall and
stairs.
is taking this 70¢ and
40¢ INGRAINS,
Three patterns
select from.
20¢.
are here to
RAG CARPETS.
A large range of patterns at
$12 KASHMIRE RUGS, $9.98
25¢, 32¢, up to 65c.
Four Good Patterns.

You Never Needed
Furniture At a
Better Time
For during February you can
save on articles for every room
in the house,
$13.50 Kitchen Cabinet $12.50
$12.50 Wardrobe ....$10.00
$12.50 Iron Bed ...... 8 7.50
35.00 Brass Bed ...... $26.50
$ 5.00 Parlor Table ..8 3.00
$16.50 Library Table . .$12.50
$12.90 Dining Room
Chalrg. ..o.vvniivvnr $10.90
$ 6.90 and $7.50 Rock-
QAI8 Carer ries $ 5.00

$26.50
$12.50
Sideboard
Dining

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Needed House Furnishings, Carefully Provided
In the Basement you will find all the House Furnishing Articles you will need, showing careful se-
lection so that you may have good dependable articles at low prices.
needs are anticipated.
Carpet Sweepers $1.98 to $5.00
Wringers, $1.75 to $3.75.
Clothes Racks, 50¢ to 98c.
Step Ladders, 75¢, 95¢, to $2.50
Wash Boards, 25¢, 35¢ and 39¢
Cedar Tubs, 98¢c, $1.20, $1.40.
Pine Tubs, 63c¢, 98c, $1.20.
Butter Moulds, 25c.
Table Oil Cloth (1% yd.) 20ec.
Table Oil Cloth (1% yd.) 25c.
Shelf Oil Cloth at 3¢ a yd.
Stair Oil Cloth at 8¢ a yd.
Linoleum at 90¢ to $1.35 per

Nine Good Kinds of
Washing Machines
The Uneeda at $4.00.
Majestic at $5.50.
National, Peerless,
Banner at $6.00.
Boss at $7.00.
Rex at $8.00.
Sanitary at $8.50.
Enamelware, 10¢ to $1.50.
Aluminum, 25¢ to $5.50.
Veribest &
Baskets, Tableware, Pie
Boards, Wash Boilers, and
scores of other articles useful

square yard.
32-38 East
King S te,
avery day.
FOSTER) 2» GOCHRAN

Come and see how well your
Dinner Sets to Buy
Because now you can select
from a good number of patterns
and save $2.00 to $6.50 on
each.
$12.90 to $15.00 Sets at
$10.00
Blue and gold, rose and
eold, and many other patterns.
$16.50 Sets at $12.50.
Floral decorations, 100 pieces.
$21.50 to $25.00 Sets at
$18.50.
Handsome decorations in Ro-
man gold, red and gold, etc
$2.98 Toilet Sets at$2.39
Neat decorations, 9 pieces.
Others, $1.98 to $7.50.

LANCASTER,
PENNA.
ce 820.00
Table ..$10.0¢
And scores of others to see |

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Notice to the Public
I. D. BENEMAN’S
Winter Clearing Sale
will con‘inue the whole month of February. Every
Suit, Overcoats, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Underwear,
Gloves, Ladies’ Coats, Skirts, Waists, in fac’ his entire
stock must be sold to make room for his Spring and
Summer stoc

k.
Everything is being sold regardless of cost. Don’t
miss this great money-saving opportunity.
See one of our bills and note the low prices.
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Leading Clothier
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E. Main
BENENMAN
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New Year's Sale

THE
S. S. S.
STORE

New Year's Sale of ours, there has been no thought in our minds, other than to give
merchandise, for the least amount of outlay on your part—We've succeeded
hopes, in this sale and proud on that account, to think that we are doing just
a little better than the other merchants in Lancaster City and County, in value giving, else this sale
could not be so great a success.
For The Best Merchandise and Lowest Prices
Give The S. S. S. Store a Chance

SETOERES
For Women
Ladies’ $3.65 Tan Willow and
Russia Calf, hand sewed Shoes,
$2.89.
Ladies’ $3.50 Patent Colt But-
ton and Blucher, hand sewed
Shoes, $2.89.
Ladies’ $3 ‘SUCCESS’ Shoes,
hand sewed (8 kinds), $2.49.
Ladies’ 3.50 Black Russia,
Button and Blucher, hand sewed
Shoes, $2.69.
Ladies’ $3 Vici Kid Shoes, calf
tops, hand sewed, $2.15.
Ladies’ $2.75 Vici Kid;
and Blucher, hand sewed
$1.98.
Ladies’ $2.75 Vici Kid, lace and
button Shoes, $1.89.
Ladies’ $1.60 Vici Kid, lace and
button shoes, $1.29.
Button
Shees,
ladies’ 9%¢c. Crochet Slippers,
69c.
Ladies’ 63c. Crochet Slippers,
t9c.
For Men
Men's $4.00 and $4.50 Winter
Tan Shoes, $2.95.
Men's $4.00 “RALSTON’S”
heavy weights, $3.45.
Men's $3.00 “SUCCESS” heavy
weight Shoes, $2.49.
Boys’ $3.00 high cut Lotus Tan
Calf Shpes, double soles, $1.89.
Boys’ $2.25 Vici Blucher
Shoes, $1.49.
Youths’ $1.75 Box Calf Blucher
Shoes, $1.24.
Little Gents’ $2.00 high cut lL.ot
us Tan Calf Shoes, $1.39.
CILOTEEING
CHILDREN’S DOUBLE-BREASTED SUIT
3
$7.50 Suits
$6.00 Suits
$5.00 Suits
$4.00 Suits
$3.50 Suits
3 Suits
$3.00
BOYS’ SUITS
Worsteds, Cassimeres andCheviots
Newest Colorings and Patterns
Goat

$18.00 Suits... ....... $14.50
$16.00 Suits... ......... $12.50
$15.00 Suits ............ $11.50
314.00 Suits... ....... $10.50
$12.00 Suits... ....:..... $9.50
$10.00 Suits. .......... $7.75
$ 3.50-Swits ........... $6.75
$7.50 Suits -............. 5.75
$6.00: Suits ............. $175
MEN'S LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCO IS
Our $18.00 Oevrcoats....$! 100
Our $16.00 Overcoats....$14.00
Our $14.00 Overcoats....$10.50
Our $12.00 Overcoats....$.9.50
Our $10.00 Overcoats....$.8.00
MEN'S SUITS
About everything you could ask
for in colors and patterns—cassi-
meres and. worsteds.
$18.00 Suits ........... $14.50
$16.00 Suites ......... $12.50
$15.00 Suits -............, $11.50
$14.00 Suits ..........; $10
$312.00 Suits. ........... $.9
$10.00 Suits... i) $.
MEN'S AND BOYS’ GLOVES
dc kind-..... ..%.. .. 2. 42¢
$1.50. kinds... [2 $1.19
31.00 Kinds... ...... .... S9c
$2.00 kinds ............ $1.49
$2.50 kinds...) i. $1.87
UNDERWEAR
Strictly first grade of under-
wear for men; all sizes.
Regular 50c garments 42ec.
3 Lots of Wool Underwear—
Regular $1.00 kinds at 75¢ a gar-
ment. Not all sizes.
Boys’ 25¢. fleece lined garments
also the ribbed ones 19c¢. each.
50¢. fleece lined ones to go at 42c.
SHIRTS
Men’s 50c¢ Outing Shirts, at 42c.
Men's 50c and T75c. Negligee
Shirts, 42c.
Men's $1.00 Negligee and Pleat-
ed Bosom Shirts 79c.
Men's $1.50 Negligee and Pleat-
ed Bosom Shirts $1.19.

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