-of~ Season — =—The End 5, 2 p a . - y bg Weinesday, February 22, 1911. J ~wstN MOUNT JOY, PENNA. MN Sale lows In Full Swing: Ends Next Saturday nanager has taken charge of the entire store; BED BLANKET | Important one, {| His first step was to demand tht quick rid- PRICES REDUCED ard to cost or former selling price. rted to accomplish his object, it's to your inttrest and profit. its=Down Go Prices dependable in every way-—and at these Note these savings. s TAD $ 8.45 $9.45 $10.45 $12.95 $14.45 S$15.95—Save $17.95 CARPETS: (irca EE — rr ————— een his and, to you, a most welcome also many lines of winter merchan- The End-—of Save $2.55. Save $3.55. Save $4.55. sSavt $4.55. Save $6.05. $5.55. $6.05. Save $7.05. Save Save 10 Per Cent on Your FURNITURR BUY DURING FEBRUARY what pleases you—and instead of paying deduct 10 per cent. off your bill. If y not want delivery made now, we will reserve ; and deliver when you say. Come during 28-33 E. King St. LANCASTER, PA. ANN ARERR EERE TERN RER RRR REAR ERRNO ARERR RRR RETED The Best On Rr EE We Have Taken The Agency for The FULLER & JOHNSON Gasoline Engines and Pumps THIS 1S ONE OF THE BEST AND IS CONSIDERED BY EXPERTS IT, TO BE EQUAL TO THE BEST MADE FOR STRENGTH IT IS AIR-COOLED, W WARMEST WEATHER, WON'T FREEZE IN THR IT IS ALWAYS READY TO : JACKS NEEDED, NO BELTS, 10, IS A GREAT PROTE DURIBALITY. "IN CASE OF FIRE. EEE EEO TOR EERE EERE ERRNO Fuller & Johnson Engine and Pump USED FOR IRRIGATING OR CAN BE INTO SERVICE FOR PUMPING WATER IN CASE OF FIRE AS HORSE-POWER. WE INVITE THESE ENGINES FROM 5 TO REASONABLE. M. Li. GREIDER & CO MOUNT JOY. CTT TELE TEE ERE TEEPE TCL TTT EPEC TEEEL EEL THLE LET LI Marietta Street, EERE ERR EARNER EEO ERREE OER N ANREP RRNA R AREER RRR RRR ERAN HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTINE The Great Toilet Germicide? You don’t have to pay b50c or $1.00 a pint for listerian antiseptics or per- oxide. You can make 16 pints of a more cleansing, germicidal, healing and deodor- izing antiseptic. solution with one 26¢ box of Paxtine,—a soluble antiseptic powder, obtainable at any drug store. Paxtine destroys germs that oause disease, decay and oders,—that is why it is the best mouth wash and gargle, and why it purifies the breath, cleanses and preserves the teeth better than ordinary dentifriees, and in sponge bathing it com- pletely eradicates perspirat'on ind other disagreeable body odors. Ioiaty woman appreciates t' 5 many other toilet and hygienic uses. Paxtine is splendid for sore throat, infiamed eyes and te purify mouth and breath after smoking. You can get Pax- tine Toilet Antiseptic at any drug store, price 256c and 56e, or by mail pestpaid from The Paxton 'Foilet Co., Beston, Mass., who will send you a free sample LLL EEE TEE EEE EE TEE TL TET TET HET “Cais. BF. ZELLER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE E. Main St, Mount Joy Calling and Olerking of Public Sales Settlement of Estates. Collection of Rents. Surveying and Convevancing. FRRERRNRERRRRERARRERENRRARRRRRRATENR KENTUCKY WHISKEY for Gentlemen who cherish Quality. For Sale By §, DEARBECK MOUNT JOY, PENNA. FRENCH FEMALE [ TE A Save, Cerrary Reuixy for SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIO! NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL, Safe! d faction Guaranteed or Money I a « T b 1d them on trial, to be paid for ed, ree. If your druggist does not have them send your orders to the UNITED MEDICAL C€O., 80x 74, LancasTea, Pa. § Sold in M1. Jov bv E. W. Garber & ). C. Groff Are you looking for a you know that arise from impure blood? jtism, Eczema, Sick Headache, Nerv- | Do bette Leb LTT TOC LTT LTT TTT LIE EEE BEELER Renn jousness, Dropsy, Liver and Kidney trouble, all thest and many other ail- THE PEOPLE'S MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Now is the time to order Cemetery work for Spring at big reduct- Satisfaction guaranteed. Sure days at Elizabethtown, Wednesday and Saturdays. OPPOSITE 8. G. HERSHEY'S STORE, PARK STREET. Ind. Phone 610D., Elizabethtown, or 723B., Maytown. KEENER & NICHOLAS, Proprietors Elizabethtown and Maytown CHARLES W. COBLE Mgr., Elizabethtown. oreBooloohs slo etoots sheets sho ale cts fe cDe Beaten Bel. 5.8. 8 6 & o 5.9 8 0 0 BR 7 Li 7 The three “Waverly” special grades of Gaso- line, manufactured on and instantaneous, owerful and clean ex- Peo nsyivania Crude Oil, Ask your Dealer Waverly Oil Works Co. Independent Refiners 777 77 wo % ” = 7 ppp. wi Makers of Waver Special Auto Oil. BA RRR ASOLINE HAIN, % vw b | ments are results of impure blood. | Mrs: Margaret Lundy from 145 s | Coral St., writes, “For more than a b | year I under treatment for : | Rheumatism, had different doctors, | who told me I could not be cured, for 14 had what they called Bright's Dis- b | ease, so I became dispondent, think- ting that my end was near, but | thanks to Dr. Dutton’s Blood Reme- kidy and A. W. Linement. I am to- L | day free from pain and am at work * | since last August. Started using the | remedy in July 1910. Anyone wish- | ing to know more can address me : [and I will cheerfully answer all in- |quiries. I wish to state that my age is 67 years and feel younger than five years ago. Anyone wishing to use Dr. Dut- | ton’s Vegetable Discovery or Angle | Worn Linement for Man or Beast | can get it b> calling on or addressing IL. I. ERO: 142 Coral St., LANCASTER, PA. Good Agent wanted for Mt. Joy. ftb22-3m was L A L * L L * L # R N L Re k o * * # RP L Proi, w. F. THEEL. 535 North Philadelphia, Pa. “Ein Deutscher Sixth Si. feticinia ta i Specialist. The GERMAN TREATMENT the only guaranteed eure for Specifie Blood Poison others ean’t cares AH Private Diseases, Excesses, Abuses. Wi Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, Drains, Losses, Varicocele & (mo eutting) Kidney & Bladder, Small Shrunken rs practieal & 6 years hosplial ex; m EEL EER : 9 if you would like to try it before buying BLOOD MEDICINE ? all diseases Rheuma- ents last Thur/arfis. ser of near fd hs was best man. cut of thefajjisones so much as the drainage. roads problem. other ter dividends than any a farmer. is its power to correct soil ture or physical condition. nice day. Lambs should not lowed to get chilled. bodies cannot cold weather. When the hogs are watered both the drinking part and the barrel should be kept clean and sweet. A barrel occasionally will keep it pure. Once farmers were convinced that cattle feeding would pay, they would then commence to improve their breed. There are many good cattle in this country which would never pay any man to feed. Little pigs may be kept from dan- ger of crusing by the mother when she lies down by having a fender made of a scantling, rail or rope, se- curely fastened say, eight inches from the wall and the same distance from the floor. Hardy parents beget hardy off- spring. If we neglect in this partic- ular each succeeding generation will be more delicate. No fowl should be used in the breeding pen that had a case of serious illness. No matter how sure we may feel that full health has been restored, there is still some taint of disease remaining in the fowl which will be inherited by the young. Inbreeding has caused more weakened fence flying: Take good strong string and tie a knot about three inches from the end nearest the knot and put it around tip end of the wing and tie a slip-knot below the knot in the string, so it cannot pull too tight on the wing. Then pass the other end of the string under the other wing and have it just loose enough so that the chicken can keep its wings fold- ed naturally and tie the same as the other end. After it has been on about six weeks the string may be re- moved and your chicken will stay in just as though it had never flown over a fence. Roots have been tied to hogs ex- perimentally by different experiment stations notably by the Utah, Ohio and Indiana stations and also by the central experiments there was quite a percentage gained by the feeding of roots. In compiling some of the feeding trials Professor Henry shows that 615 pounds of roots would save 100 pounds of grain. It must be kept in mind that roots should not be fed in any very large way, for the reason that they produce a wat- ery carcass. Rutabagas or one large mangold a day are plenty of this kind of food. The hog naturally de- mands a concentrated diet, and of course roots are just the opposite of being concentrates. Do not take an expensive post and one which is already comparatively durable, such as cedar, to treat with perservatives, but use a cheap kind of wood, such as the willow, cotton- wood, box elder, maple, etc. These poorer grades of wood when treated with a presevative are practically as good as the more expensive kinds. Creosote is the preparation most generally used to preserve wood. There are a number of ways of ap- plying it to fenceposts. The cheap- est though least effective way is to paint the fenceposts a copule of times with hot creosote in a big open tank and place the fenceposts in it for several hours. No matter what method is used, it ¥s very essential that the posts be thoroughly seasoned before treated. If they contain sap they will not take up the preserva- tive. tl Or eee Tortured for 15 Years by a cure-defying stomach trouble that baffled doctors, and resisted all remedies he tried, John W. Modders, of Moddersville, Mich., seemed doom- ed. He had to sell his farm and give up work. His neighbors said, “he can’t live much longer.” ‘Whatever I ate distressed me,” he wrote, “till I tried Electric Bitters, which worked such wonders for me that I can now eat things I could not take for years. It’s surely a grand remedy for stom- ach trouble.” Just as good for the liver and kidneys. HEvery bottle guaranteed. Only 5Cec. at S. B. Bern- hart & Co’s., Mount Joy, Pa.’ Koehler-Hostetter. Mr. Isaac B. Kohler of Elm, and Miss Kathryn istetter, were mar- ried at the how’h of the bride’s par- Mr. Frank Mus- ——jot the-em——— In choosy Philn, don’t notice the hupads. ing a permanent roadbed is through It solves much of the good The manure spreader will pay bet- farm machine that could be purchased by The good value of lime in the soil acidity, or sourness, and to improve the tex- Sheep should be turned out every be al- Their frail withstand severely lump of quicklime dropped into the constitutions than oie a thing else we kroy ue vy : RHETT wan of preventing suffering in that way I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised and I got a box at Garber’'s Drug store. They lived up to all the claims made for them. I was given prompt relief and benefitted in every way.” (Statement given October 26, 1907. Time is the Best On Jan, 29, 1910 Miss Stoner was interviewed and she said: “The great benefit I derived from the use of Doan’s Kidney Pills has been per- manent. [I gladly confirm my form- er testimonial.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn & Co., Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Unit- ed States. Remeber the name-—Doan’s—and take no other. ——— ee George Washington Most of us do not know much about the first president of the United States. However, we shall not forget him altogether. A few cardinal facts surely will always be recalled by every generation of the people whom he made His name will always suggest the thought of moral strength. He physically, but his moral strength counted for much more in the mo- mentous struggle for human freed- om in which he bore so conspicions a part. No difficulty could daunt him and no dishearten him, in fighting for the cause which he knew free. was strong reverse 0 be just. And there can hardly come a time when his exceptional love of truth not be exploited as among the leading elements of great- sg i haracter of : Tar Tage ness in the character of a trulv Ren. est man: rw ttn was the pole $tat of his life, and he steered his course in life with unswerving fidel- ity to its guiding rays. Possibly it is enough for anyone to know that much of the great and good man whose name is cherished in the home and heart of every Near- ly all the rest of the make-up of the man can be supplied from those car- dinal virtues. To love truth and righteousness supremely and to ex- emplify one’s love in word and deed is enough of glory for the man, and to know that much of knowledge of him for would revere his memory. freeman. him, enough those who Sn eet A) Res em NEWTOWN Revival services at Centreville have come to a close with three con- versions as the result. Mr. Charles Hoffer celebrated his seventy-first birthday Saturday at his home in a quiet way. on Mr. John Rhoads and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Abram Gamber at Moore's Mill: Mr. Harry Flowers of Lancaster, sojourned for a short time last week in this place on a business transac- tion. The Brethren in Christ held pray- er meeting on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Mumma. Mr. Frederick Kemmerly and fam- ily were visitors from Friday until Sunday at the home of Rev. Gibble at Annville, Lebanon county. Rev. Lynch, the pastor of this charge delivered a very instructive sermon last Sunday evening on the subject, “Brevity of Life” to a large congregation. He will hold services again on Sunday, March 5 at 10 a. m. —- eer NOT HIS DUTY Parents Must Look After Children, Constable Nauman Says Constable J. R. Nauman, of Rapho township, has a card in the Eliza- bethtown papers. In it he states that “quite a number of complaints have been brought to me by parents whose children go into pool rooms. I wish to notify the public that it is not my duty to look after other people’s children, but that it is their duty to keep them at home, if they go into places where they are not supposed to go.” He concludes with a quotation of the law regulating pool rooms. —_—————————— Life Saved at Death’s Door “I never felt so near my grave,” writes W. R. Patterson, of Wellington Tex., as when a frightful cough and lung trouble pulled me down to 100 pounds, in spite of doctor’s treatment for two years. My father, mother and two sisters died of consumption, and that I am alive today is due sole- ly to Dr. King’s New Discovery, which completely cured me. Now I weigh 187 ponuds and have been well and strong for years.” Quick, safe, sure, its the best remedy on earth for coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by S. B. Bernhart & Co’s., Mount Joy, Pa. ret eee. Eggs for Hatching From Barred Plymouth Rocks and S. C. R. I. Reds, 50c. per 13. H. H. tion, feb8-4t learn general merchandising. ease (De R. V, FEGLEY East Main Street, Try Our New Crop GARDEN SEEDS PROVEN BY TEST TO BE THE BEST SOW NOW FOR EARLY PLANTS CABBAGE PEPPERS TOMATOES EGG PLANT CAULIFLOWER — Sprecher & Ganss 31 E. King St. LANCASTER, PA HOTEL McGINNIS The undersigned having remodel- ed the old Mooney Hotel, adding a number of sleeping rooms, bath, ete., is now prepared to entertain trans- ient and regular guests. RESTAURANT in connection with hotel where he will serve In season. OYSTERS and CLAMS in any style TURTLE SOUP, Etc. Ete. Private dining room for ladies. er ————— J. WW. McGinnis, PROPRIETOR Krall Meat “Market I always have on hand anything in the line of Smoked Meats, Ham, Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Etc. Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton. Prices always right. H. H. KRALL West Main Street, Opp. Bank, MOUNT JOY, PA. sell Telephone. PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER H. B. Brehm some years ago a re- sident of this place, wishes his friends and all who read this ad- vertisement to know that he has won for himself duite a reputation at Organ and Piano tuning, and all tun- ing entrusted to him must give satis- faction. If a dealer has condemned your instrument you will be wise to have me look at jt. Examina- tion, all work given prompt atten- Call or address 142 Coral Sts, Lancaster, Pa. feb22-3m Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo Go to Joseprbh Hershey Fine Tonserial Parlier East Main St.. Mount Joy, Pa. Do You Need Stone ? I wish to announce that I will again operate my stone quarries near the Spring, where I would be pleased to furnish all kinds of stone at moder- ate charges. borough, COmmencing in the A. M. HERSHEY Mount Joy, Pa. boy to Must Wanted—A g00d active shape of Morton, Mt. Joy, febl-2m be energetic and not afraid to hustle. H. BE. Ebersole, Mount Joy, Pa. of fine Jewelry is a fad with some women a great fascination for oth- ers. Neat Jewelry is a mark of re- finement, and ours is as artistic and beautiful as you could find in your wanderings, We have a very large assortment of high grade Jewelry and precious stones, and we are ask- ing only very magerate prices for them. Give us a call. MT. JOY, PA. al ————————————— — RESULTS THAT REMAIN i R Farmers’ Column SR — THE Annual Report Are Appreciated by Mt. Joy people of the r N N S———— ¥alvanE ORATION FOR Thousands who suffer from back- CONT MPLATION Water Agceount UR SU ache and kidney complaint have tried —f Preservation: of -Fence Posts—RHRoots one remedy after another, finding > » ve] p o— "2 t ly te rary benefit. This is dis- for Pigs—Novel Method of Pre- Hol SiH parary Res ie ny or ndla] Borough of Mount Joy venting Fence Flying—Hardy Foti IB tie that hives lermane For the year ending Dec. 31, 1910: Parents Beget Hardy Offspring . CE bwin p REOCELPLS ently and there is plenty of proof Balance in Treasury Dec. 81 EE [right here in Mt. Joy. 000, v.esinrviviarnes $ 299.03 Selling crops from the farm ac- Here is the ‘testimony of one Who Clayton Hoftman, Burgess counts for decreasing fertility. sed Doan's Kidnev Pills Vears ago fire plugs, sold, ete...... 127.21 If crops are all fed on the farm rd Bow 5 {tes that the dre vis eb, Be % Velleubaum, sl, 350.00 0 : 8 ad | 3 Slates LOt ae wab eb. 28, R. Fellenbaum col., 1,250.00 2nd Piiier seed is 2180 Bousiit and ted, lasting. Mar. 3, R. Fellenbaum col. 2.600.00 en e land w ncrease 1 er Miss Mary A. Stoner, Donegal St., Jun, 6, R. Fellenbaum col.,, 3850.00 ty. Mount Joy, Pa., says: “Kidney Aug. 3, R. Fellenbaum col, 250.00 The best way to market corn is to trouble ih wé Cac was caused ‘bv fa Dee 5, R. Fellenbaum col, 125.00 first put it through the silo and then —~ : ded re ec. 31, R. Fellenbaum col., 138.562 : strain, The secretions from my sell it in the shape of fat animals. | | SIR a : $6,489.76 The most economic way of secur- Riqueys ' annoyed me ang ‘my EXPENDITURES : : y 3 back ached most of the time. When Adams Express Co., express $§ 1.76 Atlantic Refining Co., sup., 55.20 J. M. Backenstoe, 1 barrel. . 1.26 I. ‘H, Baker, coal........ 153.80 Bd. Barto, labor......... 3.00 John Baumbach, supplies. . 4.56 Geo. Baughman, water pipe 18.00 Clayton Hoffman, transfer from Water to Boro Ac.. 900.00 B. W. Brown, 7 mos. rebate 2.77 M. N. Brubaker, Surveying 5.60 H. G. Carpenter, Dist. Not. 1.26 Chas. Carpenter, labor.... 4.60 Darling Pump & Mfg. Co. supplies «...+4..... vei 71.00 Walter Derr, labor........ 4.60 W. B. Detwiler, 6 months TEDALE Lui sveives sree 2.38 P. J. Deiter, 1aDOT. «oc... 8.60 C. H. Dillinger, Horse hire and Jaber: ..veieeiviin.. 13.60 Sam’l Donavan, Fire Ins.... 1.20 Eli H. Engle, hauling.... 6.47 Geo. Frank, laber........ 15.00 a. Fauby, 3 mos. rebate. . 1.19 R. Fellenbaum, Commission 66.38 Jacob Fridy, 1abor........ 0.76 C. M. Forney, Blue vitrol 1.25 Gariack Pkg. Co., supplies $8.40 H. 8. Garber, auditing... 2.00 Jacob Garber, labor..... . 1826 James Glatfelter, auditing. 2.00 B. ¥V. Groff, 1abor........ 73.28 Frank Good, hauling..... 1.78 Haines, Jones & Cadbury, Supplies ....v.» Sresses 17.28 H. M. Henery, concreting. . 1.70 Herald P’t’g Co., printing 7.00 R. H. Herr, labor......., 98.22 F. E. Hershey, auditing... 2.00 H. EB. Hinkle, labor...... 25.87 Clayton Hoffman, expenses 7.20 C. Hornafius, labor....... 4.60 Ind. Oil Co., Oil & Gasoline 80.60 Albert Kolp, labor. ....... 104.53 J. R. Missemer, printing. . 13.80 G. Moyer, supplies. ....... 34.07 H. Mueller Mfg. Co., sup. 18.00 Jacob Nagle, labor........ 3.90 H. S. Newcomer, supplies. . 79.10 C. N. Newcomer, Fire Ins. 8.00 Platt Iron Works, supplies 8.40 J. E. Stauffer, Fire Ins..... 3.50 P.R RB, freight:........ 46.58 C. J. Rainear & Co., sup. 8.00 State Tax on Water Bonds 115.90 Geo. Shatz, labor........ 360.00 Mrs. Geo. Shatz, Lime and whitewashing ......... 6.00 Sheet Metal & Sup. Co., sup. 74.26 Lewis Sillers, labor....... 3.90 Henry Smith, labor....... 3.90 C. Schock, lum. & gasoline 210.34 J. E. Schroll, printing.... 23.88 D. A. Schroll, dist. notices 78 Geo. Schneider, labor. ..... 3.00 John Warfel, labor........ 76.38 A, Welsh, labor,.-.-... 168.76 Eli Williams, labor...... 6.00 R. D. Wood & Co., fire plugs and. pipe, .ovh rence vv 843.47 C. H. Zeller, boiler ins..... 40.00 E. H. Zercher, stone...... 7.26 O. F. Zurn & Co., Eng. Oil 13.60 85 Coupons each, $10.... 88.00 185 Coupons each $2.... 870.00 Dec. 31, 1910, Bal. in Treas. 838.86 $6480.76 We the undersigned Auditors of Mount Joy Borough hereby certify that we have carefully examined the account of the Union Natl. Bank Treas. of Mount Joy Boro Water Account and find that sald aecoums shows a credit balance of $328.86 this 31st day of Dec. 1910. Have also destroyed 185 coupons of $2 each and 85 coupons of $10 each. Respectfully submitted, JAMES G. GLATFELTER H. S. GARBER F. E. HERSHEY Auditors WANTED: All Kinds Raw Furs The Highest Cash prices paid for all kinds of raw furs such as skuak, muskrat, opossum, mink, fox, ete. It will be to your interest to get pri- ces before selling. H. H. HEISER Garber’s Mill P. O. Salunga, Pa. NOTICE Estate of Abram L. Kolp late of the Borough of Mount Joy, deceased. All persons indebted thereto are re- quested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demande against the same will present them without delay for settlement to che undersigned residing at Mount Joy, Pa. feb15-6t ELSIE V. LONGENHCKENR C. 8S. MUSSER. THE BAKER Fresh Bread and Oakes Delivered through town daily Fresh Doughnuts, Crullers and Dewey Buns every Wednesday & Thursday. Funerals, Weddings and Suppers given prompt attention Store & Bakery, West Main Street Mount Joy, Pa. Branch Store at E. Ream’s. Executor's Notice Estate of Levi H. Shank, late of Mount Joy, Lancaster Co., deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make im- mediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned, re- siding at Columbia, Pa. R. D. No. 1. CHARLES FUHRMAN, Executor Harnish & Harnish, Atty’s. Men and Women, sell guaranteed hose. 70 per cent. profit. Make $10 daily. Full or part time. Beginners investigate. Wear Proof, 3038 Chest- nut St., Philadelphia, Pa. jun-1-11 sei
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