i wy PAGE FOUR. w alX. ir FOSTE.S giLiNG ————— YOUNG Unlawful to Permit Dogs to Closed Season Game in Reports from the country about sa) that dogs ar destroying the rabbits at such a rate that if Jt not stop ped will make them very scarce the coming season Hunting dogs run ping at large during the closed sea- | gon destroy more game than the | hunters get, as the oung rabbits and ground nesting birds fall an easy | prey to them The permitting of thus run at large is pro Act of dogs to hibited by which An) owner ol Section 21 1909, provides dog, off land controlled by such dog, pursuing o the following 1po1 the rack of any hare Or oth game quadruped ] i bird or er wild bird, protected law, dur closed bird in thi by declared to be a public nuis: nowl the here nee or by any empl we Of or lessee or b 11 £ e-prot game warden, for any wealth tect Been wild a ~ollar metallic shall be the of such dog other officer of vhose duty it is to pro the game oO thi State when track of such uch dog shall wear upon the unless s attached upon bird having thereto a tag or plate which inscribed in English the thus plainly name and address of ownel and any dog wear- RABBITS | | Pursue | bh existing { that was | ing, bring it x town with a lot of ing a collar, inscribed as before men tioned, pursuing small game off land controlled by the owner of such dog during what is known as the closed season for such game or wild birds, may be killed by the owner or lessee of any land upon whwh such dog may be found, or hy any employee | of either the owner or lessee, or by a game- protector, deputy game-pro- { | | | tector, game warden, forestry ward- en, or any officer of the State whose duty it is to protect the game of the State, when such dog is seen upon the track of any such game, after notice in writing from that parti- eularly person, or from the Secretary of the Game Commission has been given to the owner of such dog, to | the effect that the dog fn the habit of ing upon the track of game or birds, the this section Provided, destroying or pursu- wild contrary to provisions of when accompanied by and under the control of their masters, may be trained upon any of the living wild game or birds of this State, except ing deer and fawn from the fifteenth day of August to the first day of Jan unwary next following, so long as no injury is inflicted upon said animals or birds.” el THAT'S SOME BOA" Mr. John Engle of This Place, Aids in Its Construction Mr. John Engle, son of Mr. D. H Engle of this place, now at Detroit, Mich., writes us that he is employed with the company that just com- pleted building the largest boat ever launched on the Great Lakes. Boats are usually launched “Stern to’ but the Detroit river is not wide enough at that point to peremit it. It would require a stream twice the width of the Susquehanna at Marietta to safely launch it On that account the boat launched sideways. A copy of the following to say relative to the will be the Detroit Journal has large water monster’s construction: The launching of the mammoth steel bulk freighter Col. J. M. Schoon maker at the Ecorse yards of the Great Lakes Engineering Works Sat- urday morning will be an event on the great lakes, as the great vessel is 617 feet long, 10 feet longer than the largest boat now afloat on fresh water. The new monarch of the lakes was produced by the Detroit builders for the Wm. P. inter- ests of Pittsburg two such other vessel will fore 1912. Both ore and coal and will ship their car- shipping the built. out Snyder first of The be- and is vessels to be not come designed to goes at docks built especially for them. The new steamer cost a trifle un- der $500,000 and a feature of her in question is | | | liver but { poster are that dogs, | while {| few busine carry 1 | and cuts. construction is the luxurious fittings designed for the comfort of officers, | erew and passengers. The forward guarters, for the use of officers and passengers, are especially fine. Ac- eommodations unsurpassed by any hotel ashore have been made for 12 passengers, each compartment con- taining bathrooms. the finest furni ture and homelike decorations. The Schoonmaker’s deminsions are: Length over all, 617 ft.: lengt! of keel. 597 feet; beam, 64 feet depth, 32 feet Her capacity is 13.- 000 tons. Capt. Thomas H. Saunders, now master of -the steamer Shenango, the first 600-foot boat on the lakes, will in all probability bring out the fiew feviathan. Miss Gretchen Schoor maker, daughter of Col J. M Schoonmaker, for whom the vessel is named, will act as sponsor for the steamer at the lunching. el me Does Uphelstering having upholstering to be as sofas, lounges, beds, ow shades or anything air work will ¢ g on me. Pricy | blood Li cofer ag” Local Doings INTEREST NEWS ITEMS GENERAL SHOR Op MANY Brief They Occur World the Past With the for Quick Few Days, Whirl of the Reading Within There was no troll ey express yves- terda The 0a, mo to 9 0 pom from post office was closed esterday. ularly to Church Chr Contributing re don’t make ou istian, believe me, about Church quite Church at Lit- The new Lutheran titz w ye built of Hummelstown Na. 1 otton mill is undergoing the employe are nacht fell off a picking cherries and tured her nos M1 ind Mrs birth of Andrew Zercher a daughter since annouce the last Sunday evening under- Bet convention of last ffair. There was takers at Altoona week a dead a If you want a good job of to this office, East Street, near the Post Office Mr. and Mrs Howard the daughter since Mr. Charles print- Main Hilt an 1 TCE arrival of an 11-pound Saturday morning Dillinger was around green goods and fish the latter part of last week Mr. Harry Williams was overcome by the keat while participating in the paradae at Ephrata yesterday. The regular monthly meeting of Friendship Fire held tomorrow evening Mr. Melvin Peffer Company will be at 8 o'clock. is suffering from He Hospital at doing poisoning was removed to the ter, where he is well. Mrs. G. A. Schaeffer of near Neffs an agent $8.50 for a the said he and the im- General Lancas- very ville, paid pair of glasses that would de money, glasses gone that might) Did it ever occur to you there are a few, yes ss men who denonuce ad vertising, they take a delight in see- ine heir Ing then name in Dr. EE W uddenly on print irber took sick ver Saturday evening in front of Dr. J. J. Newpher's office He was unconscious when found tel ( vin medical attention n ed » his home. He i usual. vip 8 Ga Ministers Attend Outing | l¢ en ) t} Chugch of God held an iting at Chic 3 irk Thursday, where they I) [ ) ¢ t The Rey Dr. ( H. Forne D G Y¢ Dr. A. P. Stover \ tan ROE. ] to ind C. H. Grove, Har ) E. Kauffman, Mayto G. W. Get Mt. Joy W. 8S. Hon on Bo J \ Desh l.and er Howard W. Cover, Co The morning was spent in ing quoits, and dinner was serv Bittner's Hotel In the evening th Rey Mr. Cover entertained the ministers at Columbia Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is better and more economical, To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, de- stroy disease germs, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean, odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate perspiration and body odors by sponge bathing. The best antiseptic wash known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, inflamedeyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,Boston, Mass, mit After Aprills We Will be Located At 230-238 West King Street WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE ONLY STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GARAGE AND RE- SHOP IN LANCASTER CITY NTY PAIR OR COX Automobile Co. Agents for BUICK, PACKARD OCOMOBILE Lancaster 5 and 50 cts. a box, druggists | £8 Local Happenings Gathered as’ | ‘could a TERA SEs aN > free and clzar anc bu ‘ ” steady—never ‘frosts’ the chimney or chars the wick It is triple-refined— Family Favor Lamp Oil Yeu'll find it at your deal- er's in original barrelsdirect rom our refineries, Costs than inferior tank- oils = gives more —r FASS ERTL FD ¢ ae - ree wagon light, mere service—saves i work and saves eyesight. ] Y dealer id it, ill recommer Eo sition tc day. Monmouth . LOVE TT Nursery J. Little Silver, N. OD REENRSgT ST FYE T! ' THR WEEKLY BULLETIN MOUNT JOY, Farmers [ | Make your cows Comfortable with Star Fly and Insect Killer A guaranteed exterminator and nreventative of flies on Cows, horses hot dogs and other stock. This compound is a valuable spray for shrubbery, destroying caterpillars and their nests mosquitoes, ants roache et We have the 35¢ and 50c¢ Spray- er, -the most satisfactory Get it DRUG STORE. CHANDL West Main St, MT. 0X, PA. For a Neat and Clean Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo Go to JosephElershey Fine Teonseorial Parier Fast Main St., Mount Joy, Pa. is now completed and we Men, Ladies, Misses commodations in town. Our line of Clothing, Shoes isfaction Also our Ladies’, apparels Green Trading 1 1 Phone eneman’s Opposite New AST MAIN STREET, and Children and Union I. D. BENEMAN’S Up-To-Date Department Store can supply Misses’ and Stamps Department Store vour wants in every line for Our store affords the best ac Hats are guaranteed to give sat- Children’s ready-to-wear Don’t fail to to everv customer National Bank. MOUNT JOY, PA. © “7 VO RRR ERR ERR @. ® [| } PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 5 om woe oom mmo vo ome ma = A d { i g get i o Bin 6 i'resl Bread and Cakes Deliverec =m 5 = . o 1 a SPECIAL EXC URSION TO THE E if through town daily om = . C. Difienderier & Son t'resh Noughnuts, Crullers and Dewey 5 N. G. P. ENCAMP BE T Es “BIRD EYE" PAINTERS Juas overy Wednesday & Thursliay " = Funerals, Weddings and Suppers LANDISVILLE, PENNA. given prompt attention a = . RT MOUNT GRETNA, PA. : Store & Bakery, West Main Street ! Mount Joy, Pa. c v, >- | fd Anyone sending » | B . Tle ould Y Rranch Store aot BW. Ream’'s quickly ascertain * ON SUNDAY, JULY 9TH, 1911 ; HAS. fl ZELLER "v earn Saki = Special Train Leaves Fare = REAL ESTATE AND ; = f.anc ter alain a lntialnii in whale mie elie natin ln? ite te ial 8.00 a. m 90 cents mw E A cure gu. teed if you u Candisville: 0... S17 0h iq = S 0Y's 3 = . v , soe. & { a m. 90 cents o NSURANC | YS Suppository E ML Joy ...........00000000000 ...8.27 a. .m. 75 cents | E. Main St.. Mount Joy | § No Sy | Morin... naa aan 8.30: = ( A . | 8 | four months. $1 cial aa. 0 a m 70 cents = | ck Jlizabet! v = : . g | § y. Mot B Elizabethtown 8.40 a 1 5b cents Calling and Clerking of Public Sales | ‘In a pr i Branch ¢ & eo Returning, Special Train leaves Mt iretn 6.00 p. m Settlement of Estates Excursion Tickets good only on Special vil 2 : { 5 00 SR “The Supreme Court” Fo TH Jewelry pt not restrain us from offering n in town at the lowest possi- rly TMF ble prices. But every young man who is thinkinZ of popping the ques- tion, or has already popped it, and has a immediate view, and another later on, will do well to come to select it and save a little money, too. nim 5 mn Kast Main Street. MT. JOY, PA. 060 P6609 POS 0O04 & Pure Spring & Water < ICE: »n IN ANY QUANTITY at Moderate Charges. Don’t fail to see us before plac- ing your order this year. J. N. Staifffer & Bro. Mount Jy, Penna. ®00ce & We are Always Prepared to serve S $ ® Very ‘POROO PP DON RRR RB BEELER EEE EEE I IT'S YOURFEET = TING YOUR FEET PROPERLY. = DO NOT BUY A SHOE WHITE SOLE TENNIS SHOES, OXFORD AND HIGH CUTS, DARK CANVAS SHOES. 11 OEE PENNA. Wednesday, July 6th, 1911, Buy 7 Cent Binder Twine The Best Standard TWIN 2 On The Market AT - - H. S. Newcomer's MOUNT JOY, PENNA. The Perfect Player Piano THE AUTOTONE 4 24 West King Street. Kirk Johnson & Co. LANCASTER, + HOODOO VSI GOVHIVO0BGRVHIOELILBLOOLIG PENNA. Collection of Rents. Surveying and Convevancing. Gar! I Sold in » Mt. oy S by E. W CAlL FOP REF SAMD OR All Fagged Out Limbs and body ache? Pains in the heels and ankles? Tired feeling along the spine? A general rheumatic feeling? FOOT TROUBLE. ably ps tents wble, ( 7] som American. dsomely illustrated weekly. on of any scientific journal, 60 YEARS’ vs EXPERIENCE DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &cC. y sketch and deseription ms r opinion free whether mmunie ul. HANDBOOK on Paten for securing pat 1 Munn charge, in the Largest ci Terms, $ Sold by all newsdeale Washington, D. C. Read the Bulletin. Advertise in the Mt. | 7: iL MURN & Co seroraar. New York I= { Joy Bulle NINETY PER CENT OF OUR POPULATION ARE. SUFFERING WITH WE CAN GREATLY RELIEVE YOU BY FIT- ALL FEET ARE NOT THE SAME SHAPE, AND DO NOT REQUIRE THE SAME SHAPED SHOE. UNLESS IT FITS YOU AS THEY ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. BUY A GOOD GRADE - SANDALS; THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST, SHOEN OF EVERY GRADE, TO FIT EVERY FOOT. 28 S. B. Bernhart & Co. EAST MAIN STREET OF BARE FOOT TRADE MARKS Ny ar ts & Co. receive tin. AMO J JU lJ I 1 Ky EEE EE
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