. ThE EKLY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, I'ENNA. -* of Saks ¥ 3000, (Soocurtomwn infivnand) ht Profit ® 2200. RR00. [LASTMONTH | The Economy of Telephone Selling A proved economy. Many business people have already used this method with great success. Why not apply it in your business ? One of your salesmen traveling the broad, far reaching highway of the Bell System can reach a far greater number.of customers than can be reached by three salesmen going by rail from town to town, and the traveling and other expenses will show a material reduction. Use the Bell Bell Telephone Co. of Pa. H. H. WITMER, LANCASTER, Local Mgr. PENNA. —g 1 | Our Weekly Grain Letter Compiled for the Mount Joy Bulle- |tin, at Mount Joy, Pa, by Wm. L. | Philadelphia, Pa., by D. B. Lehman, | Manager, Woolworth Building, Lan- favorable to holders, and prices have gains Possibly factor made substantial the trade from a the large most important standpoint has been ex- has assumed the port trade, which indications have already ex- July during any re- market proportions, with | that abroad ceeded those of | cent The sales year has so long lacked any good cash demand, that |its appearance in this quarter has gone far toward improving senti- ment and helping the tone in the | [domestic demand as well. Western | | reeipts have run rather lighter, and {with the improved demand are not | at all burdensome. The situation | [in Morocco, excited some buying, {and during the end of the week in- | |creasing alarm over conditions in the | Northwest turned prices buoyant. | The black rust has appeared in wide- ly scattered sections, and while the Furniture that 18 Furniture Rockers Hall Racks Picture Frames Ladies’ Desks Extension & Other Tables, Davenports China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets In fact anything 1n the Furniture Line Undertaking and Embalming H.C. BRUNNER MOUNT JOX. PENNA Concrete is the only kind I sell- Mirrors Concrete, The world has been crying for a better, stronger and more durable fire and water proof building material; something that is warm in Winter | and cool in Summer and at the same time inexpensive. What material | will answer this purpose better than Concrete? The United States as well as all the foreign countries are establishing concrete as a standard for all kinds of construction work as it has all these qualifications and last but not least durability. I would suggest that if any one is in doubt as to the material, manner of construction, etc., that they call at my | place of business and see what 1 have to offer. 1 will guarantee a satis- factory job and my best evidence is to have you call on people for whom 1 have erected entire buildings and hear what they have to say. Permit me to give you a demonstration of the advantage of buying | from me. If a man went into a store for a hat, he would be quite dis-| gusted if his only selection would be a black stiff hat or a black felt hat | wherein his intention was the purchase of a gray, brown, red or blue hat. | Suppose a man is interested in building a home or some other building. 1 can show him many different designs or combinations of building blocks | in almost any color desired. 1 can’t help but have something that will please you. I invite you to call and see what I have to show you in this line. Get my prices and make comparisons with others. Am equipped to do all kinds of Concrete Work, Best Quality of Cement for sale, will guarantee | all concrete and building blocks waterproof. What more could you desire? 27 7 years experience in I can save you from 385 to 50 per cent.. Having had it will cost building. I will give you the benefit of my vast experience and vou nothing so if interssted, call and see me. J. Y KLINE FI. ORIN. . = PEININA. | V2 a HTX | Are you tired of working like a horse and getting only half a crop? What's the use. | the rumor | ed, hardly to be destruction | and with the from excite to say that the ten | dency among authorities is to stead- {ily reduce earlier estimates, with the | prospect for the smallest spring yield 1904. With an improved demand channels the low prevailing, the buying side inviting when- recessions permit. — ELIZABETHTOWN extent of damage is tans upon as yet, its | |i S | It { occassionally swift, | vie ld already sharply reduced drouth it Suffice the long served to the trade. | wheat since in cash and price appeals ever | was unfounded | was prov- when the Star } however, received | Bear & Co., Pennsylvania Bullding, | caster, Penna, | Phila., Aug. 1, 1911 With enough moisture over the west to allay excited speculation in Corn, and harvest yielding its im mediate supplies of Oats, the market | for coarse grains has received less at tention and Wheat assumed its na- | tural position as a market leader, | | The low level of prices appaled to investors more definitely, when com- pared with the higher range estab {lished by Corn and Oats, and much of the recent buying from outside interests has been confined to this cereal from a price standpoint alone | Developments of the week have been BAINBRIDGE Prof. H. 8, Brinser Given a Pair of Fine Antlers returned York with friends Chirstian Goss, Jr ber of the listed recently Herbert Haldeman, returned his friends. \ number Miss Miriam Smith ‘Was from a visit at , 18 now a mem- regular army, having en Lancaster of Philadelphia his home with rel- has to after spending vacation here atives and Lutherans from this Pen-Mar attending the the of section are at reunion that Erb, and annual of Latheran place of relatives in the churches in Mrs. Leah | iting friends caster Kansas, is vis- Lan- county She is Mrs. Martin Miller Ebersole, one of guest | here of Adam recently birthday good our oldest celebrated his eighty- He is spends | men anniversary hea'th of his time with his son in his eighth enjoying and some garden, Mrs. Susanna Smith has presented to the high school through Professor H. 8. Brinser, the principal, served in that capacity who has for four- teen years, having been re-elected, a of fine Ebersole, a former in the Conoy | board, who was a short | thrown from a colt and seriously now improving | able be crutches |? Mrs. Susan Smith who is 86 years | of age, has returned from a visit | | | { | € | | | pair antlers. Jacob school director township time ago in- and | jured is slowly, to about on with her daughter, Mrs. Hildebrandt | at Mt. Joy. Mrs. Smith is a re- | markably well preserved lady. She | expects to accompany her daughter | Alice Cameron to Tuscon, Ari- | in the fall. — eee SURVEY LANCASTER ROADS | | Mrs. | zona, Doing Preliminary Work on | Main Highway State Surveys of roads in Lancaster Co., | will part of the main | highway system of the state and con- nect Harrisburg with Philadelphia by were which form i | way of Lancaster city, today by State Highway Commission- | ordered { { er E. M. Bigelow. | The commissioner in this county. See his ad on anoth | Stamps the character of the wearer. JosophEElorshow Best Fo Food for r Babie If you are having trouble with the boy's feod, and nothing seems to agree with it, you can probably get the child to take A. D. 8. Malted Milk | retain It and thrive on it, as it Is N Sky Sk wy | After April 1st We Will be Located At | particularly nourishing, satisfying 230~ 238 West and carefully made preparation, in- | tended especially for troublesome | : stomachs of both infants and adults. | Kin Street It is one of the standard, reliable g | American Druggists’ Syndicawe pro-| ducts, and its use is unhesitatingly | advi 1 2, 3- WHERE YOU ARE INVITED 10 | %dVi%ed by the entire 12,000 drug: | | gists who ere A. D, 8. man: bere, and INSPECT THE ONLY STRICTLY | know its true value. Lero is FIRST-CLASS GARAGE AND RE- | nothing in it to prove ‘ocmful to| PAIR SHOP IN LANCASTER CITY | !he baby-—n:a drugs or medicines. It] | 18 merely a scientifically nude arti-| OR COUNTY. | t X | ele of fond, which you can re'y upen —————— [ This Is the way they speak of Lancaster Automobile Co. | A. D. S. Malted Milk [| Mr. Vv... G Newell, a promineat Agents for | druggist of Warren, Pa., says: | | *Gentlemen—Enclosed you willl BUICK, PACKARD tua a picture of my youngest lov, whose LIFE WAS SAVED BY A. D. | MALTFD MILK, LOCOMOBILE “That scunds like a pretty biz BE } [8tory, but kere are the fa: s | or Eo CR | : ® ® “John Winston Newell was bora January 29, 1909, and after the first week his mother was unable to nurse him. He was put on a well advertis- | ed brand of malted milk, and at § weeks weighed only 73 pounds, was very thin and showed symptoms of | ftarvation. Then we put him on] A. D. 8S. Malted Milk and he began to gain at once. At 5 months, when this picture was taken, he weighed 15 pounds. We cannot recommend it too highly.” High-Grade Jewelry Round Shoulders A Sign of Old Age It is possible for every woman to have that erect, commanding, graceful appearance typical of the perfectly formed woman. SHOULDER BRACES correct any tendency to become s shouldered, compel deep breathing and do this without the uncomfortable sea~ sation produced by most braces. These Braces are constructed entirel of cloth, have no metal parts to bin rust and break and may be worn with- out your knowledge except as you as- sume an incorrect position. Rexall Shoulder Braces, we believe to be eqully beneficial for man, woman or child. All sizes—just send your chest measurement. Price, $1.00 ty BE. W.GARBER E. MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY i (2) nid A little Jewelry and small articles ee — aad show better taste than a lot or dis- play. We are noted for the neat elegance of our Jewelry and the AT I. A INT Ic CITY | dressiest and most discriminating CAFE MAY | people come here to make their se- WILDWOOD, OCEAN CITY, ANGLESEA, SEA ISLE CITY, HOLLY lections. They find the best speci- BEACH, AVALON, STONE HARBOR mens of the Jeweler’s art here at in- NEW JERSEY expensive prices. THURSDAYS, AUGUST 3, 17. SUNDAYS, AUGUST, 6, 20. i : : ; yesterday made an inspection of the | $ % Ladies’ Bible Class of the U. B.| : oun i B Church Hold a Festival jroed hetween here ond Lancas Via Delaware Riv id rip id 85 Round iy P : ool a Festivi | : : ¢ elaware er Bric 8 3 e / {ter and on Monday a corps of engin- | ES MOUNT hy aris re ar Yames Miles, sr.. wi In aan : | eers under the direction of John T.! ; THURSDAY TICKETS GOOD UNTII ye FOI LOWING MONDAY James Miles, sr., 10 was serious- | An AvAR ae p na East Main Street, MT. JOY, PA. : 4 ? yi . . [13 ill, is slowly recovering. [Septest; of Lancaster, one of the as- INCLUSIVE. SUNDAY TICKETS GOOD UNTIL THE FOL- | Mise Daisy Dunecker was visiting | Siyam Sngiviss a the gopariviers, | LOWING THURSDAY, INCLUSIVE | will start work. The survey wi e | n o sop : : : : 3 [at Rohrerstown several days. J ; = - For full information concerning le aving time of trains, Mrs. A. I Jerghan and two chil- Drsiiininary over the roads and will Instead of Liquid consult small hand bills or nearest Ticket Agent. A. Li erghe ¢ | . : . | - - u : : : br: most the routes in the | dren, of Pitcairn, were in town. | elorace most of the routes In the | Antiseptics «Peroxide PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD + : : : 20 . John Reich, of Philadelphia, spent I bnty - — many people are now using fa ftw days here with friends and | . . . . sleofoeforforforferfooofocfoctocfocforfurfoofocfocforforfecioofectorfostootunfosfocforfocfosfororferfortecfocts elatives Get On to This Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartman re- | The Columbia correspondent in the The how toes goriicids powder LODE | outed osoedododotodosdefoobododoelodoollseoobodedofofdode od bdo foofolodedefodololodododods . To o . veecl oy ai)ian ant aissoived in water as needed. oo | turned after a visit to relatives at | Lancaster Dotlies Bags ; { For all toilet and hygienic uses it is | Schafferstown. I as been decided to make this | petter and more economical. Le Clearance Sale of Frank Arbighast of Carlisle, spent | the first of the series of five games | To cleanse and whiten the 3 a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bern- | for the championship of Lancaster Josten i tartar and 3 ® °® ard Englehardt. { and Yorl unties Whi h will still | pg’ gisinfect the mouth, de- LA > 9 9 Mrs. Martha Haldeman, residing | make it more interesting. | stroy disease germs, and 5 ; Ii S near town, is slowly recovering from [t refers to a game between the purity she breath. + fo : | york Independents and the Columbia 0 keep artificial teeth and a {a serious illness. 2 sdaepenaenls an dtd E | bridgework el n, odorless = oo | Benjamin Longenecker and wife team Isn’t that nerve Fhe team | To remove nicotine from the teeth and | |and Miss Elsie Keiper of Middletown was only organized a week ago and | purify the breath after smoking. 5 / / were visiting here. | pow playing for the Champlonship, fo 8 A Ee Erol and body * The Ladies’ Bible Class of the | lititz, New Holland or Elizabethtown | mp. yas anti septic wash known, 3 | United Brethren Sunday School, this could wallop them about as easy as | Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, | & Hats that were from $3.00 to $4.00, now as | place, held a festival in the Hertz- | did Mt. Joy last year. Marietta beat | injamed eyes Hauls sovsthroat mounds 2 low as ® is Hite li viem tw ? three this vear so | &1¢ cuts. 25 anc 50 cts. a box, druggists oo {1¢r building. | wo out of three th year 30 | or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. oo : : : | Mrs. A. B. Swope and Mrs. J. W. | You see the guy that wrote those ar- | THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,BosTon, Mass. | Hats that were from $2.00 10 $3.00, now ss low $1 25 Overfield, on both of whom opera- | ticles wants to sneeze the dust off | gE ° | { 3 tions were performed, are on a fair [ais cranium. 3 Hats that were fre $1.50 to $2.00 1 7 Le ats & re from 91.: Oo 32. ; 100 as [way to recovery. i ™ ~~ 60 YRARS: ow as 2 3 He | B. H. Greider and family, of | Kicked by a Horse EXPERIE . : | Rheems, and Rev. S. B. Landis andy Alexander Snow, of Marietta, had pi A Be early and share in these bargains as they won't last long at family, of this place, have returned | 5 miraculous escape from serious in- | 3% the prices we have marked them. |from a visit at Gettysburg. jury while driving a colt belonging | o a Jacob L. Herr and family, of |4 o Christ Mumma, of this place. Mr. | n if | Philacelphia, were visiting in this | Mumma with a number of friends, TrapE MARKS ho H. E. S GER ciion several days. They made | | had been at Duffy's park, when Mr. CopvmiGhTs 4c. + 3 |the trip in an automobile. | Snow asked him to take a drive to 3 M 1 M + Mrs. John Ebersole has received | whic h he consented. All went + East ain St. ount Joy, Pa, 3 word that Monroe W. Zerphey, a |gmoothly until at the top of Gay St. ofosfocfosferfocfontucfocforforfoctenfoofesfocfesfocenfocfortosiesfontefontostoofe Jonorfesfecosfusfosto ctunfoofessfonortontonfonts tusfosfonus forgone former Lancasterian, but now With | Marietta, when the animal, which | the Beit Drug Company, of ‘Wilming- | was only a colt. became unmanage Pili te efoto i do i i ton, Delaware, has passed a success- {able and attempted to run awa Jo r ful examination before the Delaw: are | The horse began to kick and Mr. \ 5 entit , x A Very Special Cut On Ref rise; rator State Board of Examiners. He is a [ Snow jun from the bugey sti GERRI dy y § Sno jumpe from the buggy still ant 36 Bron Lo : NIT Pre ras : van hg nn . Wastin f : Our very heavy sale of NORTH STAR and INI grandson of Mrs. Ebersole. | clinging to the reins. He was caught | F UNN & Co. 3 PRIGE RATORS has shown we were overste i RE YM t by the hind feet of the 1orse on & i lar 3 There is more Catarrh in this section | the left lee and badl nised and 4 xr ) ; ; " of : country than all other di ¢ | the 1 leg badl ised and ay IQSER. THE BAKER od We are particularly anxious to move thes and hav and until the last few ars was | cut. The dasher was broken and C. S. MUSSER, THE BAKER 3 to cut them to the price of REFRIGERA" PORE one and i F )T 2 t | : 1 : 1 « AY " nounc ed it “a Toc ig | a time there was considerable ex- Fresh Bread and Cakes: Delivered | 3 smaller. disease and prescribed loc - i NioTo : pe y ie if bi TRY TAT. YF = don ind by constantly failing to cure with lo- | ¢itement. through town daily de NORTH STAR CUT 1-5 ACTUAL PRICE 1 treatment, pronounced it incurable ip resh 1 hnuts, Crullers and Dewey 3 w 14.00 250 1bs : 3 S » has proven Catarrh to be res ough s, Crullers anc wey as $44.00—25 )8. capacity: now $35.20. stitutional disease and therefore [oanizes: The Krit Did Well Juns every Wednesday & Thursday i Was $42.00—135 1bs. capacity now $33.60. Ex gas ed PY 4 Cheney & | In the reliability run held under Funerals, Weddings and Suppers 3 Vas $31.00—120 1bs. capacity: now $24.80 bli Toledo, Ohio. 1s t} 7 CC tu- , : : YY; 24.80, ini a on the iat it Songun. the auspices of the Cleveland New given prompt attention 3 Was $26.00—110 1bs. capacity: now $20.80. [Sisal 20565 19m 10 grops 10 If Coser Ohio, the Krit ear demon- | Store & Bakery, West Main Street | INDIANA CUT 1-4 ACTUAL PRICE jd mitcoys Surfaces 1° Folk System. | strated its ability to stand up unde Mount Joy, Pa. 3 he : Eo: Mah | They offer one hundred dollars for any x . oy ’ Nas $21.5( 25 Ss. capacity: \ Rf ¢ case it fails to cure. Sen 1 for circulars { most exacting circumstances. This | Branch Store at E. Ream’s 3 ) Fd ® ) iz by PADRSYY: non hiv E0. | Ss 0 Ss. ! as $24.00—11¢( 1bs. \apacitv: « o 1 qn, testimonials CHENEY & CO.. Tol. 0. | run, which was one of three days, > oe % : . 3 Toe capacity; now $18.00, . * ' as $19.00— Ibs. capacity r 8 25 Poke E a Sin ins for constipation S1arted at Cleveland, went through NOTARY PUBLIC 5 * 1%. Sa Dacity; mow $14.25, { age a £ an gr £ Ss a > ™ + . ar ry © P p ir ’ —— ———————— Wheeling, W. Va.; Columbia, and W. M. HOLLOWBUSH i thi Remember, there are only go few of each siz Don’t miss . is pportunity to get a go , large EFRIGERATOR at > i Yellets Not Dead He Om: the third aay at the start: Attorney-At-Law : 4 or hi To Don Sorat a or RO it the Phice The Wrightsville Star says: ing point, and was over 600 miles. | 48 West Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa. | + : : i “For several days dame rumor had E here were two Krit cars entered | Pays at Lancaster, Monday and Fri- * | : : 3 is i” . srfact 26016 | ay at No. 52 N 1 te Stree it Tomes Yee vad i So {omnes wits pois gon] sro 3 50m pn o£ Hoffmeoler 4 Brothers the Eastern Pentitentiary Philadel- | and the other one being penalized | (3 phia, and that he had been buried [six points for a fan belt coming off For a Neat and Ciean + 40-42 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. in Mt. Joy, Lancaster count:a That Mr. H. S. Newcomer of this place Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo i : is the agent for the Krit automobiles Go to | olodoriobecfontonfesforfosfurfefesiocfuciusfostoafeatnontanostusgestecioneafosfeofocforfesfesfoofosfertiatonfonfesfecosfoufosfesforfecieofenfesfenfeste 3 4a : Par whoo a leofoosoeo Bodo deoefodo doef oe Comein and letus show you the latest thing a reply to a wire message of inquiry ; er page. Fe — £3 - Pe is after T essaze | eee tl Gee ” 5 $ : ivators that is on the market. at 1 this afternoon. The message | Pine Tenseorial Pazier = 9 in the line of Cu : : ALANCE FRAME Staes at Yorlofs is neither dandy Juicy Hams East Main St.. Mount Joy, P’a i THE FAMOUS OHIO B nor ill. If you are looking for a quick i 3 & GRANITE ORKS ; AXLE CULTI VATOR = |*growing hog with size and quality, * W PIVO Bill for All Steel Cars and one that will give you highly oo — ———— You can adjust it instantly for rows from 26 to 58 inches Everybody will travel Ig; ston] rail | flavored hams, then buy the Berk Now is the time to order Cemetery work for Spring at big reduet- apart, making it a general purpose tool. Your son or w 2 cars rier January 1. 191% and | shire. Thoroughbred pigs for sale ons Satisfaction guaranteed J deughter c: Can handle it with ease and think it is play. all mail will be hauled fn _suen cars | April farrow, by C. C. Keiser Sure days at Elizabethtown, Wednesday and Saturdays Frame balances to weight of any Fider, No flying up of ! yo } earlier, ifn bi introgueed Marietta, Penna Engleside Farm mr ——— — the tongue at end of row.. There a by pepe i Tepe Falenet, SL Nox Eh > OPPOSITE S. G. HERSHEY'S STORE, PARK STREET. 5 3 ~ York, becomes a law. mi st—— BE * ind. Phone 6 Elizabethtown 7990 (av 500,000 Famous OHIOS i in use MAN »-4- : % Ind. Phone 610D., Elizabethtown, or 723B., Maytown. IT IS NOT AN EXPERIMENT y A Friohd of thé Friendless 4 mation ut 3 — Thank ou Friern Fe ] ACES 1! 1 { ¥ + y i Con and let us. & rou tl cultivator made ] ank You hi ue this | I. Hiestand Marie i READ PARE ioday TT ge K EENI fom R & NIC HO L AS, Proprietors- nd also our full line © OV i MACHINERY el BYOhs: tases gam Yor. [ : 3 ; i" 0. N{ : &y i to, the friends ana | NITDoP Confer D. SWiF T& 00 3 Elizabethtown and Maviown M. I GREIDER & C Aount Jo Pa y tod hoy t 1 i of t1 H f ; : && LU: oo : ws LL J I 2 . t Chi 3 PATENT LAW VE R + CHARLES W. COBLE Mgr., Elizabethtown. uner 1 luring th ckness of iret yenic a : 4 303 Sevent h St, WwW 3 4 debe db eld Saeed deed Sede deeded
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