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MOUNT JOY, PA,
J. B. SCHROLL, Editor & Prop'r.
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EDITORIAL
About two weeks ago a man who
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A Philadelphia girl hiccoughed for
16 hours. If a man were to do this
most everybody would think that he
had had the most glorious souse of
his life.
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Since census enumerators
Even a Judge or two are trying to
get an honest jury to try grafters in
Pittsburg, and if they cannot succeed
there will be change of venue. But
cannot be searched by bribers. a
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A high ideal is like a good tool.
Itsvalue depends on putting it to use.
A tool that lies around and is never
used, rusts and in time loses the very
qualities that made it of value. A
high ideal shut away in some closet
of the mind, instead of being exercis-
ed in daily life, is little better than
rubbish.
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very seldom that they are disappoint-
ed. And there are other girls and
boys who have fallen into such a hab-
it of being discontented that wherev-
er they are placed, they find some
thing to find fault with
Not every young lady may be oblig-
ed to make her own living, but none
can escape the obligation of making
a life. Queen Victoria had all her
daughters taught domestic duties and
the children of the Emperor of Ger-
many are skilled the same way. Par-
ents who neglect to train their chil-
=o dren in lines of useful labor make a
great mistake. Some of the saddest
spectacles of men and women are
those who have put all their trust in
riches and whom misfortune separ-
ates from their wealth. They are
more helpless than children and often
see no way out of their dilemma ex-
- cept suicide.
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Manheim has annexed 100 or so
acres of land from Rapho township to
the Borough and swells its population
by something over one hundred per-
sons. Elizabethtown has taken in
adjacent territory and boasted of its
greatness thereby. If other boroughs
advance their material
annexation why should not Mount
Joy? To the west is Florin, a village
that should naturally be a part of Mt.
Joy as a man’s arm is part of his per-
son, and yet it belongs only to itself.
Then again there are plots of ground
the borough that lie in the township
but should be a part of our town and
even west of town there isa very
part of Mount Joy. Let us court and
wed the coy maidens and our town
will eventually be the second borough
in the county.
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Moved to Elizabethtown
Joseph B. Gantz, of this place,
moved into the Sheaffer property op-
posite Rider's hardware store, in
Elizabethtown, last week. Mr. Gantz
is an experienced plumber and asks
the public for a share of their pat-
ronage. He also has the agency for
several popular heating systems.
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Reading's Beer Record
During April, 1909, Reading drank
17,667 barrels of beer; but April of
this year beats all records, for the
thirsty ones consumed 22,600 bar-
rels, or 2,825,000 quarts, meaning an
average of 28 quarts for every one of
the 100,000 population—men, wo-
men and even children.
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A Census Incident
bust; a regular
have [in Taffettas,
completed their work the dust of ten |ete.
/ years has been brushed from many a|gizes, but only a few of
there is no place in Pennsylvania that | you.
ith. Which of | PX .
these habits would you rather form? g |
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Rockers
Extension & Other Tables, Davenports
H.C. BRUNNER
interests by| J11 Kinds of Fruit, Confectioneries
very thickly populated to the north of Also Fresh Fish.
creditable settlement that should be On TY \
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BIG CIRCUS AT LANCASTER.
| Fore paugh and Sells Bros, to Exhibit | Traction Company Offers Free Trans-
There Thursday, May 20,
I'he Forepaugh and Sells Bros
Pay 26th, give
Aancaster,
Big United Shows will on Thursday,
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Entered at the post office at Mount | 1
Joy as second-class mail matter,
All correspondents must have their I
Another Special Offering Ep
Ready for Your Inspection
$20.00 Values for $10.95
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y cor infall for April : aap . Yang "
predicted a record rainfs P! A big purchase of elegant Silks Dresses; made of extra fine Peau de al Lick ths cingk
Would have been classed 2s a goose: Cygne, Silk embroidered yoke, handsome embroidery on waist, sleeves and This great circus is fifty vears old
bone prophet. rd en shades, Sizes 11 to Hi MS: Fred Cis . fepiie :
skirt; new tunic skirt; a se lection of fourtec It has always stood at the top among
$220.00 quality. Sale price, $10.95.
COLORED SILK SKIRTS I
SILK DRESSES
$3.00 Values for $1.50, J
$12.50 to $16.00 Values at $8.75
Think of purchasing a stylish Silk
own for such a price. They come
Foulards, Silk Serge, etc.;
tucks and cording;
Special, $1.50.
Handsome Silk Petticoats, In green
navy, gray, light blue [1
finished with |
brown, garnet,
12-inch flounce,
A variety of choice colors; all regular $3 value; i,
each kind;
/ family Bible. Wouldn't it be a good [not a dress was less than $12.50 and PUMPKIN-GROWING all Europe last winter;
/ thing to have census taken every|up to $16.50. The Sale Price is on- CONTEST | and J ony of Gorman aerouats)
? r $8.75. N Pau varez, of Spain, 1e greates
you 2% 332 ly fags Tvery boy from 10.1» 15 yours [head balancer on earth; the Avalons
The coal mines are more danger- Twn DRESSES. may compete in the great pumpkin {trom Prneland. the best of all high-
ous than the seas, in addition to the 500 Smart Tub Dresses, in the new | growing ony St for exhibition a! the vire artists; Capt. Webb and his two
fact that the miner lives in the shapes, of Lawn, Chambray, Percale, Lancaster County For, We furni | ronps % of trained seals: Nellie Weldh
[ ground like a mole while the sailor Gitighaty, ele, W pens and, Wis. fhe seed Hee, Apply 1 phe. of Australia, the only woman double
/ lives in the open with wind and sun ses’ sizes. Dozens of styles io enone First prize, hoy s Suit; Second, ay somersault epuestrian in the world;
/ and stars. from. Prices start at $1.00 and on | Ove PeOBt; Third, Boy's Pants, with | Ada Bell Edwards, the world’sstrong-
"esas to $6.75. | Suspenders. est woman, and the wonderful Alvo
TAILORED WASH Great Jargain in a High-Grade,
SUITS | All Wool
A fine assortment now ready for BLACK CHIFFON
Linens, Ramle, Linenes, etc.; PANAMA
Il colors and sizes; $3.75 to $2.25) The surplus stock of a large m:
ufacturer; the quality has never hee nl
BLACK SILK | offered for less than $1.00 a yard;
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PETTICOATS [
AT $2.95. BLACK PERMO CREPE
stylish | A beautiful,
12-in. [from a crisp wool yarn,
15 inches wide; Special Price, 75c¢.
Fresh from the maker; crepy material. Made
kirts, of extra good Taffetta; that will not |
sectional flounce; cut full; a regular | muss; best English Black; 42 inches |
| wide;
Special at $2.95.
1.00 skirt; $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. |
There are some girls and boys who
have formed the habit of having a {
good time. Wherever they go they Tork or
expect to enjoy themselves, and it is
Corner Square & E. King St., Lancaster
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is the only kind I sell—Furniture that is Furniture |
Mirrors Hall Racks
Picture Frames Ladies’ Desks
China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets
In fact anything 1n the Furniture Line
Undertaking and Embalming
MOUNT JOY. PENNA
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I always have on hand an exceptionally fine line of
Cigars and Tobacco
Oysters in Season
£
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Kast Main St., Mount Joy.
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FAIRFIELD Blood Tonics
THE SCIENTIFIC CONDITION POWDERS
that restore to Hay, Grain and Fodder the nutritive elements
driven from them in the drying process.
A SEPARATE PREPARATION FOR EACH KIND OF ANIMAL
Blood Tonic for Horses Only
Milk Producer for Cattle Only
Egg Producer for Poultry Only
Blood Tonic for Hogs Only
Each Tonic is specially prepared for the kind of animal
for which it is intended and contains the medicinal roots and
herbs that act most beneficially upon that kind of animal's
peculiar digestive organism.
These Tonics purify the blood by perfecting digestion and
neutralizing the poisons in the system. They prevent and
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this place, reports that a colored girl | % production.
was so badly frightened 2t his ap- x
pearance that she laid in4he cellar * Sold under written guarantee by
until he was gane. &>
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This parade is a veritable world’s fair
and a panoramic history of the
all the amusement enterprises of the
world. This year it
2H0 names.
Not since the beginning of time
amusement enterprise
18 an 80 tre-
nendous in size been organized as
his one Its magnitude Is almost
yevond belief It
an absence of
comes this year
several seasons
vith a complete new equipment from
tart to finish, It cost the manage- |
200,000 very corner of
he hin) has been searched by the
oreign agents of the show for nov
ties The result is a performance
yim full of sensational acts, the
and the only complete zoo In
three-mile parade.
irgest
America and a
earth
rom the days before the flood up to
returns bigger,
etter attractive than ever.
)n its list of performers there are
These great stars have
een gathered from European arenas
them are the three Tybell sis-
“Human Butter-
which electrified
Karl Handley
and more
Among
ers, who present a
ly’ aerial spectacle
| family of aerialists from Italy. The
rreatest trained animal act in all his-
tory is presented by six-one horses.
[They appear at one time in one ring.
There are also the fifteen best educa-
|ted elephants on earth. They per-
{form in company with three compan-
ies of trained dogs.
In the menagerie there are 780
{wild animals. Scarcely a one of
| them has ever been seen in this coun-
try before. The alone
an expenditure of a mil-
lion dollars in When it
comes to the street parade a descrip-
The great free
menagerie
represents
money.
tion is impossible.
| paeant must be seen to be appreci
[pase It is natural to expect this cir-
| cus, above all others, to present the
| best open-air spectacle. Never in its
[splendid history has it displayed such
extravagance as it shows this year.
The organization now numbers
1,000 employes and has 600 horses.
| Tt travels on a train over a mile in
This train is divided into
When under can-
curing fire
two performances in|ed to the Chief Burgesses of the vari-
ous boroughs in Lancaster county, by
estoga Traction
| following towns along the company’s
lines the company makes the same
offer, but owing to their not being in
FIRE PROTECTION IN COUNTRY
portation of Apparatus,
offering assistance in se
protection has been mall
A letter
C, Edgar Titzel, manager of the Con
Company To the
corporated, do not know whom to ad
make the offer
paper: Mechanicsburg,
Willow Street,
Neffsville, Kissel Hill, Petersburg,
Mechanicsville, Bareville, Blue Ball,
Millersville, Refton, New Providence,
Rohrerstown, Salunga, Paradise, Lea
Kinzer, Gap Pomeroy,
Vintage,
Brownstown,
dress, and therefore
through this
Reamstown, Lampeter
man Place,
Soudersburg
Akron,
Lenover,
Weaverland,
Fruitville, Camargo,
The letter.sent by Mr.
Florin.
Titzel is as
follows:
Dear Sir:
Quite a number of times during the
past year we have been called upon
to transport fire fighting apparatus
from this city to various points along
our lines. In instance we
found that we did not have a
large enough to mount any of the ap-
paratus owned by the Lancaster City
Fire Department, and were therefore
unable to render
We desire to suggest that it would
be a good thing for the various towns
lines
every
truck
any assistance.
in Lancaster county along our
to unite in buying a truck and chem-
mounted on said
emergency
ical engine, to be
truck so that in case of
we could couple it to one of our cars
and take It to any point along our
lines. An outfit of this kind could
be purchased for about $1,500; and
of towns contributed to-
to each one
if a number
ward same, the cost
very small. We
gree to store, and to deliver to any
long our lines in case of emer-
charge,
would be would a-
point a
gency, said apparatus free of
If vou think well of this natter,
which is suggested solely for the pur-
pose of conserving life and property
in many of our smaller communities,
please advise us, and if enough towns
take an interest in the proposition it
might be well to have a meeting of
those interested.
If your borough is already
fighting apparatus you
in this com-
equip-
ped with fire
may not be interested
munication.
Yours very truly,
C. EDGAR TITZEL,
Manager.
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ACTOOTTLITSIRIRTUTIIIIISISUTEN
? We Are Now Showing
& In Our Warerooms
: The Largest Stock
Slightly Used Pianos
FGONGSSeT
1%
£ .
2 Ever Sec¢n in Lancaster
Wu
£3 $350 OSTER AND WINTER PIANO, UPRIGHT; Ebony Case; A
{oF Rare Bargain. rice $150.
££ $125 CONOVER PIANO, Upright; Beautiful Walnut Case, Price
{oF $250.
to $375 LESTER PIANO; Upright; Mahogany Case; Guaranteed for
{ ten year I'rice, $250.
iF $325 WES PIANO; Upright; Mahogany; Good Value, Price
ok $200.
© 8500 NUNNS AND CL ARK; Square; Beautiful Walnut Case Price
& $100. Ete, Ete, Ete
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: Kirk Johnson & Gompany
3 Prarie mut Coren Stone
: 24 West King Strest, LANCASTER, PENNA.
H. B. MANBY in charge of our Repair Department.
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North Star Refrigerators
ARE UNSURPASSED
Four things to be carefully considered when buying a
Yefrigerator.
Its food preserving qualities.
Its economical use of ice.
Its durability of material and construction and last but not
least, the stvle and finish of the Refrigerator
In every one of these respects, the North Star is far
superior to other makes.
North Stars are intended to meet the requir
the most exacting trade, and at prices you would h§ve to
pay for less worthy makes.
We want you to know the North
hundreds of other satisfied users know them-
to come in and examine them-—28 styles and sizes-
Enamel, and Opal Glass,
EE EA LE A 0 oe ETE TE HL ON RSs, | scot ws
ments of
Star Refrigerators as
-we wagt you
Zine,
SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATIONS
County Superintendent Brecht Has
Made Arrangement of Dates
several sections.
vas the show covers ten acres of
ground. Its many tents and the
grounds are lighted with 4,000 incan-
descent lamps and are lights. The
circus carries its own lighting plant.
The greatest holiday of a lifetime
Without a doubt
many place and vicinity
will see the newly Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. shows.
is near at hand.
from this
organized
MARIETTA’'S COMMENCEMENT
Very Appropriate Exercises Held in
Central Hall in That Borough
The commencement exercises of
the class of 1910, Marietta high
school, were held Thursday evening
in Central Hall, that borough. The
decorations consisted of palms and
potted plants and the class motto,
“Non Sibi, Sed Omnibus,” was prom-
inently displayed. The members of
the graduating class follow: Ella
L. Burkholder, Ruth Grady, Anna L.
Maze, Anna E. Paules, Iola Ramsey,
Mary H. Reich, Addie R. Rich, James
E. O'Conner, Henry A. Wisman and
George H. Zuch.
Following was the programme ob-
March, West Point Cadet.
Engleman), Krodel Bros. orchestra;
invocation, Rev. R. W. Illingworth;
overture, Latona, (Franz Mahl), or-
chestra; salutatory oration, “Greater
Than Wealth,” Anna Louise Maze,
oration, “Feats of the Air,” James
Edward O’Conner; class essay, ‘“Em-
press Josephine,” Ann Elizabeth Paul
es; music, Tempo Bolero, Spanish
Yaiety, (Eno), orchestra; oration,
“Halley’s Comet,” George Hamilton
Zuch;: piano solo, Valse Caprice,
(Newland), Addie Rebecca Rich;
recitation, “John W. Jones,” Ella
Burkholder; music, Summer
Fancies, high school chorus; oration,
“The Mono-rail Car,” Henry Adam
Wisman; recitation, “Young Lochin-
var,” (Sir Walter Scott), Ruth Gra-
dy; selection, A Trip to Japan,
(Klein), orchestra; class history and
prophecy, Iola Ramsey; valedictory
oration, “Non Sibi, Sed Omnibus,”
Mary Helen Reich; march, Colonial
Assembly, (Krodel), orchestra; pre-
served:
Louise
sentation of diplomas, George R.
Mable; address to graduates, Dr. N
C. Schaeffer ( State superintendent of,
public instruction; benediction, Rev.
M. Loucks. 3
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FOR SALE
Large platform scales of 10,000
1bs. capacity and a wind-mill, both
in good condition. Cheap to quick
buyer. Call at the Hotel, Florin,
Penna. apr. 13-4t.
—
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan’s Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 26¢
Ask your druggist for them.
The following schedule has been
announced for the examination of
teachers for 1910 by County Super-
intendent Brecht:
For Primary Teachers Only—June
1, all districts, Y. M. C. A, Lancas-
ter.
For applicants have never
taught (permit to enter required)—
May, 5, 6, 9, 11,12, 17, 19, 23, 26,
June 2, Lancaster.
For Applicants of all provisional
grades—May 8, East and West Co-
calico, Denver; May 20, Conestoga.
Martic and Manor, Conestoga; May
25 Sadsbury, Paradise and Bart,
Christiana; May 27, Salisbury and
Leacock, White Horse; May 31, Ed-
en, Drumore, Little Britain and Ful-
ton, Quarryville; June 3, Conoy, Don-
egal and Mount Joy, Elizabethtown;
June 6, Earl, Caernarvon and Upper
Leacock, New Holland; June 7, Eph-
rata, Clay and West Earl, Ephrata,
June 9, East Earl and Brecknock,
Terre Hill; June 10, Warwick, Man-
heim and Elizabethtown, Lititz.
The examinations begin 9 a. m.,
and all of them are open to the pub-
lic. The rules and regulations are
the same as heretofore.
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who
He’s Ready for Business
Samuel N. Eby, the oldest member
of the Crusaders Men's Bible class of
the United Brethern Sunday-school,
also one of the oldest of the State, re-
cently celebrated his eighty-second
year. He is hale and hearty and is
Superintendent of the Mount Gretna
Campmeeting Association. He open-
ed his office for the season on the
camp grounds last Monday.
“A DOCTOR'S
Prescription For
PIMPLES
To remove pimples, blackheads,
blotehes and all forms of skin erup-
tions, is, according to a well known
physician, a very easy matter; he
says that many are afllicted with
some one of the above ailments and
are subject to a great deal of embar-
rassment on account of the unsightly
appearance which they present, and
recommends the following simple
harmless and inexpensive treatment:
Go to your druggist and get this pre-
scription filled: Clearola, half ounce
Ether,one ounce, Alcohol, seven oun-
ces, mix shake well and apply to the
parts effected night and morning, al-
lowing it to remain on the skin at
least ten minutes, then wipe off the
powder from the skin. Use a soft
cloth or sponge in applying the mix-
ture and in from ten days to two
weeks your face will be as smooth
and clear as a marriage bell. Get
the pure Clearola, which is only put
up in one-half ounce packages. Ask
to see it.
Hoffmeier Brothers
40 542 East Hing Bt. Ses reonst r
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| WITH MOST PEOPLE
SHOR BUYING
IS A MATTER OF CONFIDENCE
The keenest experts are not always sure without a tes: The ma-
jority of purchasers accept the word of the dealer. By cirrying the
different grades of shoes that we know are good we can of >r them on
their merits. :
There’s no. necessity or temptation for our salesmen t¢ make any
claim or statement for a pair of SHAUB & Co. Shoes that | not justi-
fied in every particular. Any person who invests a certfin sum of
money in our shoes will get the very best values to be haglat the price
they pay, and can make their selection knowing they hd e been cor-
rectly represented. Our guarantee insures your absolutesihisfuction.
SEATUB & co.
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS and HOSIERY '
18 North Queen Street, LANCASTEL, PENKA,
Furniture and Cargets
We want you all to visit us now and see the finest Upholstef Depart
ment in the city. Here you will find the finest line of imported Mdras and
Cross-Stripe Summer Draperies ever shown in Lancaster.
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We Are Showing i
On our new Rug rack one hundred and eighty Room Size Rf, includ.
ing Brussels, Axminster, Wiltons, Fibre and Body Brussels.
You conld hardly find a larger selection anywhere except in‘le larger
cities.
You Need Not Go Anywhere
To find a finer selection of Medium and High-Grade Furnjre than
right here; the leading makes and newest styles. ¥
Besides all this, you will positively find the prices lower here fan any—
where else,
WESTENBERGER May & Myers,
Sg ey PA.
125 AND 127 BAST KING ST.
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SPECIAL OFFER
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Open-face, 10-year gold-filled Watch, with guarai,. American
movement; latest model... 00 Fo $5.00
Same, inclosed case... to §. $5.75
Open face Elgin, in heavy silveroid cases... §- $4.75
Open-face Watch silver case, with a guaranteed Alm move-
ment; latest model; suitable for young man or boy_....__...
This offer is good for a short time only.
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JEWELER AND OPTICIANS
Next Door to Shaub & Co’s.ShoeStore ~~ 20 N. QUEEN :
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