VOL.IX. NO.45
WEEKLY BULL
MOUNT JOY, PENNA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1911
CIRCULATION ALWAYS COUNTS—OUR
ADS BRING
RESULTS-—THATS
WHY
MERCHANTS USE THIS
50 CENTS A YEAR
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
J
Store Robbed
PLACE OF BUSINESS AT LANDIS-
VILLE LOOTED LAST NIGHT
Greider
General Store of Mr. H, C.
Was
Large Lot of Shoes, Shirts, Cutlery
Ariteles Stolen—Gained
Broken Open
and Other
An Entrance at Front Door
The quiet village of Landisville
ind vicinity were thrown into excite-
ment early this morning when it was
discovered that some time during the
night robbers had effected an en-
trance to the general store of Mr
H. CO. Greider and stole over $100
worth of merchandise
Mr. Greider's residence and place
of business are in
matter of fact
apartments are immediately over the
room Not during the
but notwith-
the same building
and as a his sleeping
store once
night was he awakened
standing all this, when he opened
his store for business as usual this
morning he found that some time
had cut a
half of
gaining easy
during the night robbers
wood panel from the lower
door, thereby
Thru
moved all the goods.
They
five pairs of
his front
this entrance they re-
10COSS
carried away about thirty
ladies’ shoes, some
men’s and boys’ shoes, lot of shirts,
knives and a watch.
The value of the goods being some
thing over $100,
A bag bearing the name of a farm-
er Mr. Amos Hiestand, who lives half
i was left back by the
a mile distant,
robbers Mr. Greider went to the
farm of Mr. Hiestand where he found
that it was one of three bags stolen
(Hiestand) last night.
One of the bags had contained shell-
from him
ed corn but this the rascals care-
fully poured into a bucket
Mr. Hiestand stated that last night
three tramp perniission to
sleep in his and they were
the privilege. They were
» still loitering in that vicinity
and will quite likely
e placed u arrest as being im
cated the robbery
Other arrests are also quite likely
o follow tod t is every evi
y } few 1 ns in that
community are also implicated
———l Eee
Purchased a Property
Jno. E
Schroll, who is making an
effort to keep this “old rag of free-
fom,” Bulletin, in existence,
purcha Mr. Charles E. Reed,
the fine pl of the late
LP on Main Street,
at private sal vesterday. This is
the property that Mr. Reed purchas-
ed at public sale last Thursday.
It is our intention to remodel,
erect an addition and eventually
Bulletin office and our
this new and very desirable
move the
family to
location.
Invitations to will be
our flitting
issued far in advance.
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Get Your Clothing Made to Order
We are now showing our new
Spring Samples of Men's and Young
Suiting, costing from $12.50
Men's
to $40.00 This line is the swellest
and most up-to-date line that was
ever shown in Mt. Joy. Why not
come and look over these samples
and see what we can give you for
We are right here at
anything should not
vour nmnoney.
and if
prove satisfactory you
home
need not take
the garment. We ask you again to
give us a trial, order and be convine-
ed. Getz Bros.
Ri
Sunday School Officer
The Brethren in Christ Sunday
School at Mastersonville has been or-
ganized as follows: Superintendent,
Rev. Allen Brubaker; Assistant Sup-
erintendent, Frank Brubaker; Secre-
tary, Henry F. Ginder; Treasurer,
Harold Fahr. /
The Cross Roads Sunday School
organized by electing the following
officers: Superintendent, Irwin Mus-
ser; Assistant Superintendent, Ezra
Wolgemuth; Secretary, Albert Wal-
ters; Treasurer, B. O. Musser; Ad-
visory Committee, Amos Engle and
Eli Eshleman.
re el eee
S
The Last Lyceum
The Mt. Joy High School ~11 hold
its last Literary Society in Mt. Joy
Hall, April 1, 1911. A fine program
is being prepared, which you will be
sure to enjoy and remember. Admis-
sion is 10 cents.
A Gn
Ebersole’'s New Clerk
Master Joseph Gingrich, son of
Mrs. Kate Gingrich of Florin, is the
new clerk at Mr. H. E. Ebersole’s
store since Monday.
rt A AI
Better Styles
In Clothing to suit the average buy-
er than ever before, at Getz Bros.
Mt. Joy. All Wool, $10.00 up.
BR
Bernhart & Co.
Watch our window for Friday and
day specials. {
and a |
. Fl . ff . WILL DISTRIBUTE TREES 0 C d B t
Obituary Notes orin Affairs ur car aske
Vatt & Shand Will Further the
| Te Arbor Day Movement
THE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUS x : len Vise even ATI ;
| THR ho OONER OR LATER __ WAPPENINGS IN THE BUSY VIL- HE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR
1 "EL S NE £ , y : y
: re \GE WEST OF HERE lo further the Arbor Da FRIENDS THE PAST WEEK
‘ AN ¢ I. Y
mer i Lan Le ( t 1 rive
| Some Well Known People From Our : ; ‘oti
| "id mw greater impe 1 forestration . . : ~ : . ’
Neighborhood Have Passed to the [cal and Personal Briefs That Have Who and Where They Have Visited—
) { ng arel OV ol Sty yr a ror
Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue Occurred Since Our Last Issue in Many Strangers Here Over Suns
i Lre el t 1 I'e BV ere y ¥ 2
{ Our Hustling and Wide Awake ‘ day-—Were You Among Them?
| 1 © Dre 1 to
Harry E. Hershey of Rohrerstown Neighbor Village, Flovin. : -—
ribule 4,040 Lalzy Fe on Mr. Harry E. Getz spent Sunda
is dead d 48 years. I lary t. Getz sj $ y
: I ot Ie 1a t Count x '
| y a v ‘haz 2 y o N ! t Wrightsville.
| Ex-Postmaster Charles F. Young, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wiser are on gp 0010 for immediat lantii ne. ke
{ . . $ 1 ( $ nmedaiate planting . ar x ‘arne a1 3 -
| of Columbia, is dead the sick list Bvery mat Noman and 1 Mr. Harvey Carpenter spent Sun
Jacob B. Knier died at Manheim Born to George Kuhlman and wifi qd Mr. Shand. Nor Enteryi a day at Harrisburg. —
7 q age 9 vears Ln RCO Ta a Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Enola
on Wednesday, aged 43 years a son on Monday by one of our representatives today) : 1 tn ’ :
Samuel Hoffeins, formerly ol Miss May Musselman spent Sat- vit h the proper in ) 1 t Spent Yeslercay oN. awn. del
a ied : hilade ic y A FA A TLS di Mr. Charles E. Reed of Philadel-
Rohrerstown, died at Philadelphia, urday at Lancaster Hould 20 Torth’ znd tlant a ives on ; ¢ : G ; € : pe
" 9 ars sents eagle a ' et * phia, spent a few days in town is
aged 2h years Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Easton Sunday- A Ha, spe
4 . 3 wits, Yt als hg : \rbor Da) As the Catalpa Ped ra 1
Ex-Burgess Aaron Frey of Man- 4 a¢ Silver Spring: 4 ‘Dest adabied itor the va 6 week
heim died last Tuesday afternoon, Mrs, Simon ‘B, Gish spent 18st ;ceount of its rapidity of growl ; : Ir. Robert Kauffman and Mr. Chas
jaged 68 ve: Thursday at Lancaster 4 ae ramets : thoatd Evans enjoyed motor cycling to
play ¢ iN its antiseptic gnalities Ww ¢ nt 1 mn i111 . .
¢ ‘ormerly of C : : atesville on S ay.
John M. Read, formerly of Colum Daniel Stark will occupy the John | quently recommend it for the childrer ( e on Sunda) ‘a
| bis ied ils ia. aged 75 " hd bong, he I a Messi John McGinnis and Clay-
bia, died at Philadelphia, aged 75|gaymond property April 1st ind the countie's ultimate benef Sh Es ay
| years Deceased was born and rais- ie Joseph Niseley sule hold here rae mumat ton Strickler were calling on friends
| § ) . ; '
' ic The remains were m it Manheim on Sunday.
fed at Columbia. The remains Were | ,, Tuesday was well attended itt & Shand have sent a letter to MI: fol ' i d litt] f
| interre we Friday . : : om " » "Hel te Mr. John Reed and little son ©
| interred there on Friday Addison Breneman moved into the ' ouch school teacher in Lancaster Ce > : n
| ' . . . ¢ or . * a ¢ : “« ASL ) Stee ‘ > a for 's sis-
REV. G. W. DUNGAN Ira Root, manager of the Lancas Jacob Weaver property on Tuesday offering a tree to each pupil elton, called on the formers gig
: : ffering eal mpi ree ov Saw Tin a x, ’
7 : 1 sr County ‘armers’ Association yirat v : 4 ; ' ter, Miss Eva from Saturday to Mon-
Newly Appointed Pastor of the Methodist Church {tet ount Farmers i Mr. George Cunningham of Mount wine to the limited time caused by 4 : :
Home Building at Mechanicsville, ad on ried : . Firm: . day
i ll ie ; : re ¢ j Joy called on friends in town or M- the schools closing this wee 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Grove leave
TTT . {died Thursday night His remains | q.o al EER Py . " LY
STI EVER ' | aay. explained at the ¢ el Messi y
POST OFFICE ROBBED oy} + { were interred at East Petersburg Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Morton call i he is store by M today for New Oxford, Pa., where
YEE f a1 Mrs ets 1 ral» Watt & Bh list ition will be
e LOCA - 01 ngs ed on friends at Harrisburg on Sun J : mad, 9, Hint they will take charge of a large hotel
Cracksmen Flee From Borough Fire | Henry S Patterson ¢ 2 » decd tha oo 2r¢ atly facilitated if a representative there
: enry S. Pq day :
ing Revolvers Saturday Morning ' ) Ti oe from each school would come to the Mr. George N revre. editor
2 <3 VIWS TIMMS mrv.Slavmaker Pt : ) . r. George N. LeFevre, editor and
- ! HOI EWS ITEMS OF Henry Slaymaker Patterson ge d on Mrs. Wagner and son spent several | store for their trees 1t ni¢ Wat vi =e g . =
Iv 1 Q : ENER INTEREST Sunday evening at Philadelphia abl, oo at Lancaster as the wuests of & Shand. how : bi publisher of The Homie at Strasburg,
At an early hour Saturday morn the age of 61 years. Deceased was | i: , ever, expre thelr this county, made a pleasant call at
: : 1 . He ©s ‘
ing burglars broke into the postofiice : p 7: . readiness to send the trees to ai this office terday
: Brief 1 1 Happenings Gathered as |a cousin of Dr. James Ziegler and A sec _— X bis Xr Cot Res this office vesterday.
at Elizabethtown, of which H H ; Ke a4 : i ‘ Mrs. Ellen Mumma of Easton, school w here this did .not meet the an——— Hl ipcremsern—
N ; 1 t I hey Ceenr With the Whirl of the | Mary Patterson, both of this place. | spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mr ] f } l N .
Nissley is the postmaste: Lt 1s Sil . : : yi . : z is 4 approval 0 the teacher Nearl y VERY “ry r >
sley postiaster, It sit Id for Quick Reading Within Simon Gish Yer: ae : FARMER'S NECK BROREN
uated in the Hertzler building, right \ Yosenh Rober ever teacher in Lancaster Count
: ' 7 town: The ice the Past Few Days. Joseph Roberts ‘ i: Mr. and Mrs. Hambright andings ajready replied lott Es
\ \ e ( v he eve has alread) replied tc heir le . . xb os 3 a
In the cenire oi town 16 nt Joseph Roberts, a well-known base | ..ohter of Elizabethtown pent ; “I George Fisher Killed Near Elizabeth-
are ieve ave been strangers ; : . ‘ {2s ay EY . stating that almost without Abd n y
are believed to have been Ul Nowe and he Clothing in town [ball player, of Columbia, died Sun-|g a. i town 1a 2 Nn 1 cel town by Falling from a Wagon
and there must have been three or ; i dav might in the county hospital, from |’ Re. > : ion the pupils are r ( t bd
; . we nun TO Way Sip ibia boot Mr. Jefferson Bishop will move in- for
four of them. They forced a doo: aA ; ls Line Sulphur prep-|a complication of diseases. He was | I ooo 3 ; 1 (ype offal The funeral of George Fisher, ten-
. r. Moyer se ine sSulj I ¢ A Lot Y bh Aside “to the property vacated by Mi A d- mT ‘obs :
in the rear of the room down sta ition i : trees. Try it about forty-two years old, and is sur % : 3 ope hon : Fhe Catalpa tree hota nown ant on the Maurice Whitman farm,
: 3 : i 3 dels : Ne lison Breneman. , at a S } '
in which the postoffice is located rhe 3 " rtv sale of Mr. | vived by his mother and a brother ; : pon: ha 1s the Catalpa Speciora or Hardy Ca- near Elizabethtown, was held Friday
They had no trouble in getting to oo 1s well attended on He was a Spanish-American Wai vet- | ter Yau onnelly is spending |taipa is not to be confounded with! Mr, Fisher died on Tuesday from
i . l i well attende mn as a Spe 1-Ad ‘ Vi Sever: dz tow ith his 1 le ~ . : .
the safe, which they blew with nitro : Foran servine ‘on one. of the: loci several ays in town with hi INCie, | the Common ( atalpa known in this | injuries sustained in a fall from a
i : ’ rp Uta ' Tr ; s N . ). Easton i i it ig ive) $
glycerine, .as is supposed. Fis: doo M M ( l¢ Sload an-| companies He s also a pensioner. | rd. D, Fasto | vicinity, but it is entirely new to thi wagon
a i 11 S arles ¢ ¢ £ anies ) S also a | > ity Mrs I'illie Connelly and Miss Ida ntv ia > wii Sioa ra a :
was knocked off and the safe was Ae LW iy of 4 son sipeel He formerly resided in ‘this ‘place d : : county It is a tree hich according The Witman farm is on the Cole-
m : 4 3 F ny ! Io 8 » “ " ) neasten endas 10 I ‘oT + 1
badly damaged he thieves got \ and is well known here of La 2 Tre; to the U..S. Forestry Dej vill p brook road Mr. Fisher, who was
g ' y HH oN ; in towr mn Sunday Dro y \ aot :
small sum of money and some po: . Heiliz d4izno oi Blown on duh a prominent part in the reforesii ixty-one vears old, and his son, John
x A ‘ : A a Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ishler and iss £ i] :
age stamps, but they did not profit ) ropert pub- | Prof. John D. Tuckey # 1d Mrs, Roy ish] nd Miss | tion of the whole United Stati ere hauling cornfodder from one of
: ' ’ 142 TY 2 Ye ! | rs ’ ’ { Blanche Freym rr were Sunday vis- m >
to any great extent, although ti i ternooi | Professor John D. Tuckey died on nel INE YSr Were Bund Free Matures Rapidiy the fields and just as he was in the
5 . an ¢ 1116 on ht ( to Klizabethtown Thi oe : : : ; . tod
assisted the safe agents. The people Yo ve the 1 o come and | Friday at noon at his home. in New I : 9 . Chis tree lays on an ir ) 0d act of placing a sheaf in position,
: : : Y Hy on § dimer Bailey o York, spent Sun _ 1 :
in the neighborhood were awakened mined at R. V.| Bloomfield, Pa., after a long illness : nual or he balance and plunged from
by the great noise and it was the i i Mount Jov.! His home for many years at i o ou ! n ¢ 1 triking the ground on
about 2 o'clock. There were two I ) y1- | Churchtown, and he tau school M r : Wel : : hloy ht | with the result that his
arate and distinct explosions and 1 e | for a number of terms at Done : fix =v y owl i { neck ker He died five min-
. jror a n 1 I I a Ia f Mt. Jo Ho 1
buildings about were shaker 8 eri. gal rom 18935wntil Tast: vear hel. Soon y H earineg Ve for md | utes after
the occupants were 1rown into a Beg . 2 the the Xe : : : eve t Me son ran to the house ar oti-
: i stat f ak noni : { 0 | was a member of the faculty of the My hd Mi = 5 and dausht : ; i ; : on ) 1 to ; 0 i and noti
gre ate o Xeitemen 11 Q 1ilad je ( ) vh : st re nl -
great sta excl a Vir. M. M. B p the rst | Pierce Business School, Philadelphia of Mt. Tov were the. wile of Mrs : : 1 nothe ho had just re turn-
One young woman nam Ii National Bai i * dut o1 | His wife and two small children sur n ] 1 ; a f 1 the funeral of Benjamin
: ~ ey | > ’ Susan Brubaker on Sunday \
wl lives ) y ; 5 Jicive : a" ; YET aT ! ( Grubb. a friend
10 es oppo : 0 ick Vir. Walter I rey | vive His- venerable father, Henry Min John vi H ; : rubhb i i /
a W ; y the Ee ‘ 1 1 ghbhors a were ¢ , Ati
Saw yiwo nen. 8 \ is filling t ( | Tuckey, ex-postmaster of Churchtown | = en te T1 . ; eighbors also were at once néti-
building after the explosion Con t and Tot see vour eves. | resides in Reading i ; ! fied and after some had arrived the
, hott it : Be { yn $ | home are wly recovering ti 3
called to them that they had better | haroe fi amination Classe | | A9 4 z 2 erovern in 1 ¢ I body was taken to the house and, a
get out of the place Chey lost no cost vorv Hittl At Mt | Mrs, Sarah Garman ; ive [ i ol Hh vsi summoned who pronounced
i ine : 1 h 1 Se phia lade 4 : duaide 1
time arguing the case with her, but ,.. 4,5; yn at BR. V. Fegley’ Mrs. Sarah Garman, wife of Ben- | es ia th anu ; the man dead
kept on running Ni Wm. Scholing sold his valu- | jamin F. Garman, died at Elizabeth i elle I pax he Fisher family moved to the
As they fled they shot their re-_ i. i. itine hor 0 Mr. C. A Jtown last ) t1 210 ( hie 1 itman farm only last Thursday and
able otti horse t V \ wv er i
volvers in the air several : ah Ep - It 1 eath. comins 300 o ”
which no down odors to Greider now a prosperous farmer |aged 56 § ond a : ; ( n Rites was
Vi lone t { : +a - thas hil dw tl Ver ( to \ neig
: fired to 77 Wiles south of here. Mr. Greld-{she jeaves these children M Minerva D of Atglen Most Durable of Wood ' I
5 , > ; $y nd ce 5 : lay nel ost yurable o Woods . - —
en people who might be duced or has sini old the horse to Mr. | wife of David Berto; muel. livin "’ 3 ; rable YOU a
= - | ndi 1 d here a t he y w
follow them (Clinton Eb st outside of town near Manheim Jacob, living near | PM Gorirude Haid 0 vood 1 Minstrels Will Return
————— OW - : “is . . Y O 1 rertrude Halde a i 1 n :
DO -Go— ——mmee Chickies meeting house Henry, of] fT : Rais 0 nce the ngagement here
‘ : v : Ss ‘ . : Vi v.ooB ie of heinl Cre 8 le out of i en vo Pyis : a
Coming to Columbia OPENING APRIL 8TH Philadelphia; Frank, near Elizabeth- | oy suenf Si ih : s ; t hee there have been numerous requests
That popular colored comedian town; Sadie, Albert and Lizzie, at] PF TOK OF BY : : 3 ¥ for the return of the Old Southern
er, i Troe i | guest fa < “reymeyer and fam-|vania and ther railroad } } ; ? : >
Mr. Salem Tutt Whitney, his broth- po © proce Will Open His [home. The brothers and sisters of | 1d 18] ro h Life Minstr They will play a re-
tm. My, BAHL OF ily ; ianlnpe : i : : : :
er Hoerner and Miss Nettie Taylor Spacious New Store the deceased are: Jacob and Samuel \ I 1 El 1 1 BE J fag Xl ! fo turn ite in the hall here on Satur-
: ; 5; Spe 1 ! 1 S Jsther yersole and iS | fifty ad 1 ¢ ) p 3 3 : %
all former stars with the Oriental Kulp, Mrs. Frank Berto, Mrs. Mich- : : “ M ‘ 3 Bt . ¥ 2 day evening, April § here will be
x : : ois . y : ther rank of Monnt Joy, were ed for telegraph pole SEE .
Troubadours, that played here a few Just one week from Saturday mer-jael R. Ober, Mastersonville; Henry ; : M nd M o . ! grapn po n li ) an entirely new program and prices
: 2 i Jn n ¢ ( oa ay I guests of Mr. and rs. roy ishler, | Th ul ¢ ( ( : . m .
years ago, will appear with the Smart chant H. E. Ebersole will open his Kulp, Smoketown; Mrs. Fanny Shel- [ i Sunda : : 0 t will be same as before There will
3 : REA nies ai ” ahd 3 Li ¥ ¥ si : on sundaay. i} ( alpa to h 1 . .
Set at Columbia on Saturday night, |... .« store in the building re-jly» hear this place; Mrs. Wendel Mi Nownlier Smolizer : glo p » be peri be a number of special attractions, so
YL arse 1 3 > . Mrs Ne ler Smeltzer, on nd | ¢ t Y A Y 4 Te i
c e oper: jouse. Mr. Whitney, 3 > “hell : YRC 1 ( other. Fencepost Catalpa 4 t fail attend Fi reat op ya
24 thy opera. lous cently: vacated hy Mr... Wolf: Yoffe, Shelly, Milton Grove. davihter. ob’ Mi. Joy. wore the giiost . re hh ; on fail to attend. Chart at Gar
better known here as “Lucky Bill, Cornet of Main and Markel Sirools CE ey : hi he 1 [ fi ber's Drug Store.
: s : pny ner o lal and arxet s eLs. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffe ; y kc ¢ out ned and :
is the leading comedian and we feel ., .. ij1 eo bargains galore on this ANOTHER COUNTY FIRE i Bis} foros vs were tm lined and om etl en
: . : : ! Yaad ME Helin Be we = 301 1Ishop, on sunday ( 1 1 y 1 © t h
certain many of his friends will go te FM on Y aps orlerad, lo be good enougey to Lusi Sold Very High
i 0 i : . : yin ua ! th 1 1 a: 4 :
to Columbia to greet him. Having ample room Mr. Ebersole | Pwelling at Cordelia Burned During lancaster town, a he 1 , Last Thursday afternoon Auction-
Th oh va ancaster, ) he wood i Iso used 1 Grand Tre a
TT .rs will install one of the largest stocks Family's Absence FHeStS. of "Tt : ; : r C. H. Zeller sold thirty shares of
Tail Ve iri i vany sues ( hed urniture hou fo enier at > :
Merchant Tailors Coming. of merchandise to be found anywhere and Mrs. Henry Bear nd 1 1 al Mt. Joy Bank stock
: : Novi . ay . a < iv y DO i dec eq ) ric 0 . .
Beginning on Friday of next week po ,vthing will be new and up-to- The two and one-half story frame M Lawrence \dam i heart : | Ee a at Hotel McGinnis.
> o 1 ; 5 s . 3 or . Ver! r. awreh ! ol ear | for furniture T} te of 5
Messrs. Geo. M. Askew & Son, Mer- yy, minute. Only the most season-| dwelling of Daniel King, at Cordelia, |, oo 0 0. oo 0 eral | g hee ! Ten shares were sold to A. G. Nissley
. 3 : 2 : gi > ’ y s - S A y ia rpnia, penal S ral! ibed by vnert forest & . = ”
chant tailors of Millersville, Pa., will | .110 horchandise has been purchased | i# lying in ruins, it having been de- a in tows as 13 : pai ese ; wxpe bt IS. § $130 per share: 15 shares to Mr. BN
tad ; ka iro : - : : : roti ; ays l own as lhe guest of hs jighter than pine, stronger } 1 . 210 .
visit our town every two weeks, In |,,.45 there will be a variety of beau- | Stroyed by fire while the family was friend. Miss Gertrude Eshleman t } : 1 = 9 : 0a Reist for $130 and five shares to Mr.
: . : iness r : m a 4 Ath ten ah eh ougher than hickory and free fron " Q 1 Q
the interest of their business. They 4ir; ang valuable things for Faster. |absent. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Nir. Har Enel nd family. M a os “MH. C. Schock at $130 per share. This
t X * oy ALS s . . : MT. arvey ungle a 1 amaii wr W )yings Q i vi ap <h ri ra .
request that you be on the lookout | The entire interior is now being | King were in L.andisville at the mov- Prank Cotsoniand family. of. Mt. Jos mn as it neither shrinks nor ;, the most this stock has ever
: : { : : + : ‘rank Larson and amily, ob Ht. JO swells. Its rapid growth is pointed : :
ir larg rcular. a y ‘ ro-aTTaANlE ¢ g and while there the dwelling : a ” nl 18 pointed prought at public or private
for their large ci t remodeled and re-arranged. In a (Ing oad ‘ Bre Yio the) O° pleasantly entertained at the|out as of immense advantage in its ght at public or private sale,
reel eee vr ak ; tor sbrinle ari . aueh ire ¢ ras burne the . ig ¥ ¢ alta gs Hi et A Arte
| few days the big stock will be shelved] c2usht fire and was burned to home of Mrs. Jane Carson on Sun-|yge in this county Messrs. Watt &
Thinking and displayed and each and every |&round. day hand oy i he ie ee Do You Want This Money?
: ie ’ 2 a oy ea sY or oye Shand sald today that if directions
“Said a lazy school boy is hard on ope of you are requested to call. Neighbors discovered the place In, “yu. Bugger and daughter, | gi I listril : Lost-—In Mount Joy, on Saturday
o 3 + 5 . oxic 4 . oh c ot adh ope | 81véen when trees were distributed .
» WT Jne : . : IB : a Bi S a alar was sounded. : itis oa 4 last, a dee SM é Yiece
the head,’ bug it pays suid tance} Your greeting will be just as sincere Hanes and, an ala me 2 ° Misses Tillie Weidman and Jennie | were followed out by the children [Hpi 2 deed to a small piece of land
and we say it pays to think why you whether you come to look or to buy. The fire burned so rapidly that noth- Zeller, were the guests of George 1 t= : ry : in the West Ward of Mount Joy
: : : 3 A : . Le , sh 1 5 perpetual miniature forests of flow- 1 :
get more for your money at Getz pop't miss reading Mr. Ebersole’s [ing could be taken from the house.|, =o oo 4 Donesal on : wig ve 3 Borough. While the deed is of no
: : ik § : ; ] . oH 5 € a) é € yf He ery trees woulc )e making the bare "
Bros., Mt. Joy, than at most stores, aq very carefully each week and the | The flames were fanned by a high Sunday 3 : ’ © value to any one except the owner
$ ay. spots in the county, places of beauty
less expense, less profit, and guar-
anteed Clothes.
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Will Enroll as Students
Carroll S. Royer, son of Mr. Wes-
ley K. Royer and Russell Myers, son
of H. C. Myers, will leave Monday
for Stevens Trade School, where they
will enroll as students.
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Then and Now
When John Wanamaker opened
his first little store in Philadelphia,
50 years ago, his first day's receipts
were $24.67. Wonder what they are
now.
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A New Hymn Writer J
Benjamin Lutz, a Lititz merchant,
has composed and copyrighted two
hymns, “Eternal Life” and “Come
Home.”
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Suit on a Note
H. 0. Keener has entered suit in
common pleas court against W. L.|
Heisey, of Rheems. It is brought to
recover $321 due on a note.
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G. Moyer sells Calf Meal for rais-
ing calves. Best on the market.
|
therefrom will
you when
information obtained
mean a great saving to
purchasing merchandise.
tA rere
Scranton School Scholarship
The contest for Free Scholarships
and two pairs of our best shoes to
be given free at Bernhart & Co’s.,
will close Friday, March 31.
All coupons must be counted and
tied in packs of 50, of each value
and returned before April 5th. The
coupons to be counted by Dr. Wm.
Heilig, Mr. William Tyndall and Mr.
Harry N. Nissley. The results will
be made known through this paper
next week.
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The Ladies’ Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the
Hospital Auxiliary will be held at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Breneman,
Thursday afternoon, April 6th, at 2
o’clock. The first hour will be de-
voted to business, while the remain-
der in a social Every body
come.
way.
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Cabbage, tomatoes,
plants and lettuce.
egg
2t
Pep:
Vegetable Plants at J. F. Hershey's |
i Some
wind and it was only the matter of
a short time until the entire house
was a roaring mass of flames. See-
ing it was impossible to save the
house the fire fighters tunred
attention to saving surrounding prop
erty. Sparks were carried in all di-
rections and the King barn, which is
close by, was afire at three different
places, but by the hardest kind of
work on the part of the volunteer
firemen the fire was checked.
Mr. King’s loss is total, not only
the hpuse being destroyed, but all
its contents as well. He carried
insurance. The house was
known as the Banner homestead and
it was only owned by Mr. King for
about a month, he having purchased
the property from Daniel Deitz. He
and his wife moved there about 3
weeks ago from near Mountville.
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Boys are Satisfied
With the Clothing that Getz Bros.
sell because if they do not give satis-
faction they get a new suit free of
charge.
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Getz Bros. our local clothiers, are
sending out wnique advertising on the
“Get Acquaimed” basis.
their |
Miss Mary Bailey of Lancaster was
the guest of her mother on Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Hawthorne
| daughters of Mt. Joy,
in town on Sunday.
Good Horses and Mules
On Friday afternoon, March 31,
at his sale and exchange stables in
this place, Mr. Ed. Ream will sell
a carload of Berks and Lebanon Co.
horses and mules at public sale. Mr.
Ream bought all these horses direct
from the farmers and just
came out of work, are the kind that
will interest you at this season of
the year. Among them are eight
leaders, drivers and general purpose
as they
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Beautiful to See
Are Getz Bros. New Spring Hats, in
Gray, Tan, Brown, Pearl, Elephant
and Neutra. All shapes and prices
from $1.00 to $3.00.
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Annie H. Buller of this place is
the administratrix of Howard M.
Buller.
and |
visited friends |
horses. Also one thoroughbred mare
with foal. C. H. Zeller will call the |
sale.
of the land, a reward of $2 will be
hn ee Jeue | Pupil paid the finder, if same is brought
: to the Bulletin office.
Watt & Shand aims to give each nm———
child at least, one of the Catalpa
trees. They have requested the Wagon and Harness Sale
| teachers to answer the circular letter As may be seen by his ad on
las soon as possible so that no one another page, Mr. H. S. Newcomer
will dispose of a large lot of light
wagons and harness at public sale
at his place of business here on Sat-
April 15, 1911. Don’t fail
to attend. For full particulars read
| ad on page 6.
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will be missed. Giving trees away by
the thousands can not be regarded as
a profitable business speculation, so
far as financial urday,
returns are concern-
ed, but it is a splendid ilustration of
the spirit of Lancasteils foremost
merchants and stands as a most mag-
nificent offer, not only to be accepted |
but to be appreciated and commend- Today Merchant H. E. Ebersole
ed. pays: Butter 29c. a 1b.; eggs 17¢. a
doz.; lard 12c. a lb.; potatoes &0e,
a bu.
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Our Home Markets §
Those who carry out the purpose
of the day and those who so patri-
otically and unselfishly make it pos-
sible for every school child to contrib-
ute his or her offering, are doing for
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Don’t neglect your eyes. Come in
Tuesday, April 4th and let us see to
Lancaster County that which will |it that you get the right attention.
beautify and enrich it for many, | Dr. H. N. Fegley will be here.
many years to come. —- A ————
{ ——— WiBac Potatoes .
Shots * 40c. a bushel, Tc. a 3 peck,
| Spring styles in both High and | Bernhart & Co's.
Low cuts, just arrived at yr
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