5 ALONE THAT MAKES THIS MAY WHITE SALE WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTIC IT WILL
PAY YOU TO DEVOTEE A DAY TO SHOPPING AT FOSTER & CHEAN'S SO TH YOU MAY
SC SHARE IN THE BARGAINS IT OFFER 2 WHITI ALE BEGAN NDAY, MAY 181
. . : . <1 [AR \ [| ' “ ie
AND WILL CONTINUE A FORTNIGHT W i E NOT SPPACH IENTION ALL THE A
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PRACTIVE PRICE SAVINGS, WE CAN ON F AT A FEW vid ¢ ! 150 Hed
FOR YOURSELF THE WEALTH ( D MERCHANDISE AT 1 Y SH PRICES.
pn AY . ’ . n i or —
Beautiful White Goods | [sows conrarss
. | 0c, and 12¢. Swiss Muslin 8c
From a score or more of kinds that womel ! te | Madra effect and dotted
Sumner use, we mention a few varieti all sno \ ¢ but of patterns Various borders. Al
various weaves, weights and patter: | | so 1 ues at 123c.
R1.25 Long Cloth, 98c¢. a Miece | 10 to 0 t af I | i $1.00 and $1.25 Lace Curtains
Sof i finish. Good for under- | ed { | 79¢. a Pair
perl. 2. 36 inches wide | Es. BD . oi { a | 111¢ be exling paiteiia
Bleached. No dr t5 || § only 1 or 2 of a kind. 50¢ Mus-
Je, Persian Lawn, 123c. a Yd. | inches wide lin Curtains, 39¢. a Pair.
Shee uality for dresses | = LE —_— =
heer oh : n Tf 17¢. Madras, 12 a Yard EE i
raists 32 hes wide i .
and. waists. : ames : Good for shirts waists and 25¢. Corset Cover Embroidery 16¢
18¢, India Linen, 123c. a Yd. : oid
2 boys’ blouses. In a variety of new Spring pat
Made of fine sea Island cot- fol ! s4irtel
. ' or wel orked on goo ater-
ton. 121c. India Linen at 8c. a Yd tern I coc
ial.
40 inches wide Cut in
10c. White Lawn, 5c. a Yard lengths of 10 to 20 yards, as Torchon and Val. Lace, 43e. a yd.
Checks and Stripes, cut in lesired. P rs clean values
t to 10 Extra wide.
.
May White Sale News For Men Women's 123c. Vests 10c,
: 3 for 25c¢.
They too are well cared for 37%c. Nainsook Underwear, Jersey ribbed, low neck, sleeve-
H0¢. White Shirts, at 42¢c. 22¢c. soy less, nicely finished.
st 60c. Shirt we have ever Sleeveless Shirts, knee length
Basi S0c ! : leevolesa hires, kl $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Gloves S9c.
shown; Extra good at 42¢. Bos- drawers, 22¢. each. p in 1 ti
ur SlK. Double I
oms plaited. nel b0c. Night Robes, at 42
50c. Negligee Shirts of Mad- Muslin or cambric. Cut long Women’s 25¢ Neckwear 10c.
ras, also 42c. and full. | New Spring styles in Jabots and
. tocks Good time to buy for
9 summer. re
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ HANDSOME
Women's $1.25 to Hand
LINGERIE DRESSES NEAR HALF ae
St It, leather and
Of White Lawn or Batiste and beautifully trimmed with lace silver rames. Doubl
and embroidery, combined with clusters of tucks, beading and me- strap har
dallions. Unusually fine values at the lowest White Sale prices,
AS ————
nearly half price in fact.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
$ 4.98 Dresses at $2.49 $12.00 Dresses at $5.98 Infants 15c. Short Skirts. Be
$ 5.98 Dresses at $2.98 : : ng Or 1 8, .
; 9 resses at $7.49 I sO lanelliete
$ 7.50 Dresses at $3.75 $14.98 Dre: $7 : LI i 6
J 2 fants to Y3¢. Sacques at
$10.00 Dresses at $4.98 $19.98 Dresses at K9 10 re: : xls
Oc 0 {
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Women’s Undermuslins At White Sale Prices n 1 50¢. Guimy
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THE WEEKLY SULLETIN MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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IEERIALS, SUITS, EMD
CNISHINGS, TABLE LINENS
DID OPFERING OF CAREFULLY
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Shirt and corset cover
broidery. You could rdly buy the
$1.25 Combinations at 98c. Fi: B(
Corset cover and drawers,
lace and ribbon trimmed.
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No
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98c.
with lace
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DISHES

LUNCH IN
ESTAURANT
DURING
HITE
SALE
Ea aa.
I TE WE EBERT.
3 EADS.

A:

This Week
de
inert:
Ich ledsht
court im shtettle ols en
veipsleit boderation
woch
tzeiga
wore de on
Bombernickle in der court hen g'hot
Ich
greeked
far farlusht nunner bocka.
mich fardult in de niss un
re cheer

| rich, un des is der wake os es gonga
[ is :
| Der Boombernickel hut der John
[ny Lawbuck gadinked far si lawyer.
| Der Johnny wore a pawr yohr tzur-
[ick usht so en ruts-keffer, un so orem
os si mommy ken naits wae g’hot
{hut far es end-fun sina hussa tsu
|
{ naea. Are is derno fart noch der
shool un es arsht os mere g’wist hen
hut shtitsa hoot g’wora un
hut g'sawt are ware en lawyer. Well
hut mich examined uff
shtool un hut starn-
g'mauched.
are en
des barshtly
em tzeiga des
hawlich
hen
gevva
arsht
mich schwara.
Se mere amohl en
far Ich
g’frogt wos es ware un se hen
beevil. Ich hob
ich ware amohl g’'fooled warra
la wake un ich wed boova os se
der bendle uff maucha daida
un mere broofa os es net widder en
kooduckter booch ware. Awver se
[hen mich ivverweldiched un mich en
aid nemma maucha os ich de
es
booch
hob se
g'sawt es
ware en

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rhode
beevil
woreheit sawga daid.
Vell, de arsht question dos der
Johnny Lawbuck mich g’frogt hut
wore:
“What is your name?”
Now ich hob good g'wist os der
Johnny mich kent, awver far shtride
farheeda hov ich eme ondlich ga-
ondwardt.
“Shwilkey Bumblesock, Esq.”
“Where do you live?”

‘“Dehame by der Polly.”
“I don’t mean that, where is your
lace of residence?”
“Ich hob ken ’'residence.’ Ich
woor nuch im oldta bluck heisly woo
| mit Ireck tsu g’shmeared is.
‘No, no, Mr. Bumblesock, what I
mean is, where is your home, that is
where do you reside?”
“Oh, well will dere’s so goot
os ich kon, sidder os du en
bisht denk ich busht olles
fargessa—even woo di oldta
Du gaisht doh nows
greitzwake, dart gaisht
oldta Hawna Yar-
rick si lane bis ons arsht folder, der-
ich
sawga
lawyer
shunst
friend woona.
on der
derno dorrich em
bis
no

isht in ma pawd om Muckel

QUALITY AND SPLENDID VALUE.
HOUSECLEANING TIME—IT
Cross-Stripe Snow Fla
Summer Curtains
Ecru and bright color combinations;
Strong values, 98¢., $1.25, $1.35 anc
eries; 69c. to $3.00.
MEANS A NEW
THERE AND A NEW DRAPERY SOMEWHERE ELSE.
GATHERING OF UPHOLSTERING GOODS FOR
ke
ideal drap-
1 $1.50.
Buchanan & Young
A BIG RANGE OF COLORED STRIPES, WITH
LANCASTER,
A ——————
MORE THAN THE
CURTAIN HERE, AN EXTRA
Sun Fast
Materials
Aurora Cloths; a high
fast door and
inches wide; plain and figures: 90«
mercerized
colors; for
ORDINARY
window
PENNA.
IN HIGH
COVERING
WE INVITE YOU TO VIEW OUR SPRING
ALL OCCASIONS.
material; ir
draperies; 5(
115-117 North Queen Street,
Summer Cross Stripe Curtains
1
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>and $1.25 a yd.

CONDITIONS.
PIAINLINENE..... .......... 98c
25
AND $1
EMBROIDERED LINENE... $1.25, $1.50, $2.25
|
“Matinee Tailored Waists”
LADIES’ TAILORE® WAISTS, IN LINENE AND LINEN; BOTH PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED.
THE BEST WAISTS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN—WAISTS WITH A HIGH REPUTATION FOR HON-
EST WORKMANSHIP, FINEST MATERIALS AND PERFECTION IN FIT.
MADE IN A SMALL NEW YORK STATE TOWN
UNDER THE MOST PERFECT SANITARY
PLAIN LINEN. ...............$1.50 AND $2.00
$2.00 AND $2.98

A Special Purchase
wide Satin Mesalme and Taffeta Silks.
Cream Serge
Suits
Ladies, here's some grand Suits in All-Woo
Serges.
Cream and cream with Black Stripes,
1
Made in the styles of the hour. Short Jackets.

Qorice. $12.50, $
High-class tailoring and new styles.
: a Fi

hn Fr
‘wishes,
in hg

Petsmiller sinera heckafense nuff bis
on der bush, gli sainst derno en oldt
1eisly uff der rechta hond side os der
shonshta ousa draw gabowed hut.
Sell is es nuch net, awver du coom-
shed pawd os dich uff
der linka hond side tzimliich grawd
om barrick nembt, un——-"’
Well, well,hold on Mr. Bumblesock
eare to hear all that.
What we want to know is the gener-
al geographical location of the place
where claim citizenship.”
“Om Hawsa Barrick, United Shta-
fen Grishtuffel Columbus.”
hut awenich g’settled

derno on en
the court don’t
vou
tes
Sel ene un
ich hob ga denked are het rhu. Aw-
ver are hut widder awg’fonga mit:
“Mr. Bumblesock, what is your
business?”
“Kens fun dinera d— business?”
“I want you to tell this court what
vou do for a living.”
“‘Micka-dreck ous schwartzer pef-
fer laesa.”
Are hut derno appealed tsum
judge far mich schwetza maucha, un
der judge hut mere g'sawt ich set
eme recht ondwarta.
“Well, proceed Mr. Bumblesock.”
“Inventor, bolitician un filosifer.”
“All right sir. Do you know the
defendant?”
“Der Charley Leebshtickle?”
“Yes, gir.’ ”
“Ei du farflompts kolb Farwass
set ich net won mere boova by-non-
ner uff ga brucht si worra, un unser
eldera hen olls mit-nonner ga-butch-
ered, safe gakuched, ga-arned, ga-
drush, un by nonner Soondawgs in
der sama karrich g’schlofa. Du set-
sht so feel selver wissa.” *
“I am not presumed to know any-
thing and I ask you this question
and demand a civil answer.”
“Well, ich denk net os ansich eb-
ber ‘presumed’ os du feel waisht, aw-
ver du sedsht mae wissa os we en
ormer oldter mon we ich tsu bully-
ragga un pshimpa doh far oll denna
leit. Hov ich dich net olls uff mime
buckel dorrich der schnfe noach der
shool ga drawga, un dere hollo-kiv-
ver ous oldte shtiffel-roahra g'schnit-
ta? Now wid du aw-lussa os won du
nemond mae kenna daidsht om Bar-
rick’ ’ ;

un der Billy]
hob
in de jail cooma der-dor-
lence,’
| “and if I
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has | have the Judge put you in jail.”
Say
| tion g'hot, un der Johnny
is uff g'shtonna un hut g'sawt:
gible
and his testimony
|
(sarily be of litle importance,
terrogatives.”
Un der Judge hut g'sawt:
“Call another.”
tll A Armee
HAPPY RESULTS
Enthusiastic
r
1
zens grow enthusiastic.
|
scribed has been permanent. A
pain in the small of the back.
of sorts.
cured
brought relief and whenever they
had a beneficial effect.”
For sale by all dealers.
cents.
Price 50
ed States.
Remeber the name—Doan’s—and
take no other.
—— Er
Boy's Composition on Girls
“Girls is the only folks that has
their own way every time. Girls is
of several thousand kinds, and some-
times one girl ean like several
thousand other girls if she wants to
do anything. Girls is alike one way
and they are all like cats. If you
rub ’em the right way of the hair
they’ll pur and look sweet at you,
but if you rub ’em the wrong way or
step on their tails they'll claw you.
So long as you let a girl have her
own way she’s nice and sweet, just
cross her and she'll spit at you worse
nor a cat. Girls is also like mules.
If a girl don’t want to believe any-
thing you can’t make her. If she
knows it’s so she won't say no-
Brother George says he doesn’t like
big girls, but he does the little ones,
and when I saw him kissing Jennie
Jones last Sunday, and told him of
what he’d said, he said he was bit
ing her ’cause he didn’t like her. I
be
think he hurt her, for she hollered
and run, and there was a big red
spot all over both her cheeks. This
is all T know about girls, and father
says the less I know about them the
better off I am.”
——t 0 ee
Midnight in The Ozarks
And yet sleepless Hiram Scranton,
of Clay City, Ill, coughed and cough-
ed. He was in the mountains on the
advice of five doctors, who said he
had consumption, but found no help
in the climate, and started home.
Hearing of Dr. King’s New Discovery
he began to use it. “I believe it
saved my life,” he writes “for it
made a new man of me, so that I
can now do good work again.” For
all lung diseases, coughs, la grippe,
asthma, croup, whooping cough, hay
fever, hemorrhages, hoarseness or
quinsy, its the best known remedy.
Price 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by S. B. Bernhart
& Co., Mt. Joy, Pa.
—-E—————
Cemetery Work
J. H. Keener proprietor of the
People’s Marble and Granite Works,
whose ad may be found on another
page, last week erected work for the
following people: Twoston monu-
ment at Maytown for Jacob Trostle,
also 2-ton monument at Manheim
cemtery for John K. Landis and two
marble head-stones for Samuel Gru-
ber and wife at Hernley’s, also a
head-stone at Chickies church for
Harry W. Witmer and four head-
stones at Silver Springs, one for Bar-
bara, wife of Phares Wissler, one
for his mother, Elizabeth, one for
Grace Monteuth Wissler and one for
George Gauss.
ene tl) Cee:
Wanted—Young man having farm
experience for general work on farm
care of lawn, etc. Permanent employ-
ment at $1.40 per day with chance
for further increase of wages. Excep
tionally good opportunity for sober,
industrious man. State age and ex-
perience. Address “M. J.” in care
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.
ll rm,

Around the County
Lititz hears a rumor that the Con-
estoga Traction Company will extend
its line from that place to Rothsville.
There is a quarantine on dogs in
Conoy township, a dog with rabies
having run amuck in the vicinity of
Falmouth.
——————— enn.
Talk 1s Cheap
When you can get a telephone in
you house for $12.00 a year. Call
up the Columbia Telephone Company
wA they will tell vou all about it.
rr rns
. The only kind of mining that is
jure to produce satisfactory results

or don’t wat‘ ,any of
Stygpt Vg

kalsomining.
De~y on
sawgt der Johnny Lawbuek, |
hear any more of it 1’
Lawbue
“The witness is evidently irrespon-
must neces-
I will}
{therefore not occupy any more of the |
|Court’s valuable time in useless in-
Have Made Many Mt. Joy Residents |
No wonder scores of Mt. Joy citi-
It is enough
member of my family had attacks
of kidney complaint for years and
complained a great deal of a dull
This
person slept poorly and felt all out
Doan’s Kidney Pills, pro-
from Garber’s Drug Store,
have been used since then, they have
Foster-Milburn & Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit-
Wednesday, May 3rd, 1911,
WATT & SHAND | Warr &
mp ———
SHAND
nl

| “Judge,” hov ich g'sawt, “Ich gae |
[garn tzaea yohr in de jail won du
mich minnutta on sell barshtly lusht,
| De lawyer hen derno en consulta

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Muslin Underwear
Began on Monday
THE EXCELLENT QUALITY AND QUANTITY Ol 'HE GAR-
MENTS INVOLVED IN THIS SALE MUST APPEAL TO \LL CARE
FUL WOMEN. THE LOW PRICES A WHICH WE OFFER THEM
MUST COMMAND THE INTEREST OF ALL ECONOMIT WOMEN,
IN BOTH THESE FEATURES AND ESPECIALLY AT THIS TIME

‘(to make anyone happy to find relief | ym TAR SATHER AT HAND AND SUMMER'S SUPPLY OF UN-
Der Billy hut der Charley ga-blamed |, pier years of suffering Public WITH WARM WEA v4 id : y : . 3
I inv einer Pra a SE. BIE dig x . 0 ISLIN BT TO BE COMPLETED THIS OPPORTUNITY iS UN-
far sinera fraw en buss gevva, un hut |g. omonts like the following are but | PERMUSLIN YET IC ; y
|glawb ich, en hoonert dawler far- truthful representations of ‘the daily | MATCHED.
lusht hovva ~wella. Well, ich hob)yopk done in Mt. Joy by Doan’s Kid- SOME POINTS YOU'LL GREET WITH PLEASURE ARE GLOVE
mich txpressed os ich daid de Polly ney Pills 1 RACHIT)
nows laena b’im moonet far bussa Mrs. C. Gillums, Main street. Mt. CLINGING PETTICOAT TOPS, INSURING SMOOTH, GRA
on ma hoonert dawler der buss, un Joy, Pa., says: “I can add nothing LINES; CORSET COVERS WITH PLENTYOIF ROOM ACROSS SHOULD
der Charley Leebshtickel hut des|to the public statement I gave in fav-| ERS AND CHEST, YET NOT A BIT WRINKLING AT THE WAIST,
g’hart un hut mich g'soomensed far|qoy of poan’s Kidney Pills in October, EXTRA SIZE GARMENTS OF FINE, HARMONIOUS PROPORTIONS,
em Bly Boombernickle si charges) 1997, except that the cure I then de- LARGE, NOT AT ONE OR TWO POINTS, BUT ALL OVER, AND JUST
AS DAINTY AND VARIED IN TRIMMINGS AS THE SMALLER-SIZED
GARMENTS.
THESE ONLY HINT AT THE EXCEPTIONAL CHANCES OIFFER-
ED BY THE SALE. YOU MUST SEE THE GOODS AND COMPARE
THEM WITH WHAT OTHERS ARE OFFERING TO FULLY REALIZE
THE UNEQUALLED VALUE GIVING OF THIS SALE.
Eight
Ten
19¢. VALUE AT Drawers
Two styles Corset Covers.
Two styles Drawers.
15¢. styles
styles Gowns
Two Styles Petticoats
VALUES AT 19c.
25¢.
89¢. VALUES AT 75c.
Tm Oo le Y 30 ‘overs os v
Three styles Corset Covers. Five styles Corset Covers.
T'wo styles Drawers. Ten #iyles Gowns,
Petticoats.
Drawers.
Six styles
Six
39c. VALUES AT 25c.
Twenty styles Corset Covers.
Five styles Drawers.
styles
$1.25
Fifteen
Ten styles
VALUES AT
Gowns.
98c.
75¢. VALUES AT 50c.
Twelve styles Corset Covers.
styles
Petticoats.

New York Store
w
a
Corner Square & E. King St., Laneasie

The Best On The Market
We Have Taken The agency for Th
FULLER & JOHN:
Gasoline Engines and Pumps
MARKET

THIS 1S ONE OF THE BEST ENGINES ON THE
AND IS CONSIDERED BY EXPERTS WHO HAVE EXAMINED
IT, TO BE EQUAL TO THE BEST MADE FOR STRENGTH AND
DURIBALITY. IT IS AIR-COOLED, WILL NOT HEAT IN THE
WARMEST WEATHER, WON'T FREEZE IN THE COLDEST
WEATHER. IT IS ALWAYS READY TO WORK. NO PUMP
JACKS NEEDED, NO BELTS, NO ARMS, NO AND
IS A GREAT PROTECTION IN CASE OF FIRE.
SHAFTS,

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Fuller & Johnson
Engine and Pump
IT CAN BE USED FOR IRRIGATING OI /CAN BE PRESSED
INTO SERVICE FOR PUMPING WATER IN CASE OF FIRE AS
IT WILL THROW A STREAM 35 FEET HIGH. WE HAVE
THESE ENGINES FROM 5 TO 15 HORSE-POWER. PRICES
ARE VERY REASONABLE. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL OR
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

M. Lk. GREIDER & CO
Marietta Street, MOUNT JOY.
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There’s a perfect oil made for people who
give thought. It is
Family Favorite Oil
triple-refined from Pennsylvania Crude Oil—the best ever
made. Full, white flame—never flickers—no soot—no odor.
Costs no more than inferior tank-wagon oils—saves money as
well as eyes and comfort. Your dealer has it in origiual
barrels direct from the refineries.

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Also makers of Seecffl WorerTy [41a O01 and Waverly Gasolines.

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