PAGE 7 Iolo foaloafocds deofooed] dlonfoonde doefetooorforfedoode Soolordocde slvededefedderdeodeoledeeioodooisdedordededdedecdededeoieoideded = 0) TTT Beale eee deal The Donovan Company aaa $300,000 worth of merchanise even at half price Day of the Sale. Fos ter & new merchandise is arriving ordered by every day ness. Notwithstanding the enormous bulk of business done by us during the past ten days, the lines in the dif- ferent departments are in most cases as complete and as fresh, in fact, fresher than they were on the Opening Cochran before they We took over these orders from them on the sa me terms that we bought their stock and we are putting the goods on sale, as fast as it comes in at less than the manufacturers are being paid for it by the old firm. THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. a, RE, Cho Wi Te wt ¢ N Wednesday, January 31, 1912, w FECES OL | The Donovan Company days, and besides to go out of busi- in a few decided cannot be sold I Shoes, Carpets, Furniture, Men's and could not purchase any of this merchanidse today for If you cannot The Wonderful Bargainsinthe Sale of Foster & Cochran's $300,000 Stock Are Daily Creating Greater Public Interest Do you realize what an opportunity this is for you? lasts, buy reliable, seasonable merchandise, such as Men's, Boys' and Girls’ Clothing, Women's Coats and Suits, Women’s Underw ear, at prices less than the raw material is worth, visit the store personally send your The Donovan Company The winter has only begun and you can, while this sale We what we are selling it to you. order by mail. - ’ TTT TTT TTT TTIT TTT TTTTTTTTTTrTrrrereeey rey eileelecildiedidileddii ddd i 8 5 88 8 8 8 0 8 0 0 80 8088000088 > 2 - oe Are You Getting manufacturers? quality, for its style and fit Unless vou are a millionaire y have just unpacked 750 new Overcoats and Suits and 500 at which they were intended to be sold. They won't last lon Rich Choosing in Bi he i i i i a a ob . A Fancy Blue Serges. y Men's Suits: the Foster & Cochran Price, $12.00 3 OUR SALE PRICE .......cocoicsivreersrtason sve ey i Men’s Suits; the Foster & Cochran Price, $15.00 rE OUR SALE PRICE .......cco000 100 tsvssssnnvrrins PS Men's Suits; the Foster & Cochran Price, $18.00. bP OUR SALE PRICE ...........cicooesivsnsnnn srs #1 Men’s Suits; the Foster & Cochran Price, $20.00. OUR SALE PRICE Men’s Suits; the Foster & Cochran Price, $25.00 OUR SALE PRICE Men’s Overcoats at Sale Prices / We have the best Overcoats of the best makers in the country in our stock; Overcoats of quiet dignity for con- servative men, Overcoats with more dash for young men in fact, every kind of Overcoat you want; every garment 2.8 0. 0.008.080.0000 00.0 0.0. - 2 Men's Clothing Almost Given Away Do you realize that you can buy Overcoats and Suits now for less than the cloth in the garments cost the And these Suits and Overcoats are designed and made by the finest tailors in America. famous Hackett, Carhart Clothing, included in this sale, is known from Maine to California for its excellence of rou cannot afford to let this opportunity & Cochran from one of the foremost clothing manufacturers of the country, which are put on sale at half price These suits are examples of the best tailoring, the smartest styles and the most satisfactory materials, the latter in Fancy Mixed Fabrics, Worsteds and Cassime res, in the latest shades of brown, tan and gray, and in Of black collar or with collar of the same. Your Share The We pairs of Pants which had been ordered by Foster pass, g at these figures, Men’s Suits skirts show teresa esa $10.98 in terials; button. find in $25.00 Suits. with semi-fitting, inlay of velvet, others finished with fancy braid. the latest advance Spring in blue, black and brown. larly stylish in cut and finish, and fasten with one large EXTRA GOOD VALUES Unheard-of Economies Today in Women’s and Misses’ Long Coats and Suits $9.98 satin-lined coats; cut. $16.98 Styles. Of Women’s $25 Suits at They have all the style, the first class tailoring you Of Whipcords and mixtures; made to the collars with an Women's $35 Suits at These stunning Suits were made up for us especially fashionable rough The coats are particu- Women’s $15 Serge Coats $7.98 Jeelesteclootoctootoctscloctociocioiosioloctotociotoctotontodtot tet todo tb 2 2 3 5 5 8 & 0 2 2 aa saa asa sa TT TT TT TTT Tr TTT rT TT Tr TTI TTTrITrITTTrITTTTTrTT™™ siecocieofeforfocfesfocfocfesfofonfecfociosiocfeciooiecirofocioririforiorpiocoporiodedosfrofecorfeofociroieiscocirfecorte decodfeddedeiodedededy These are smartly Tailored, Full Length Coats, built give good service. Of heavy storm serge; in blue and in black, and lined throughout with satin Some The of the collors have a touch of color; others are plain. Women's $20 Sealette Coats $9.98 becoming, full length models; lined with These Coats have rolling collars and Handsome, yarn-dyed satin. are fastened with large silk frogs. ing, dressy models, yet they will give good service, and are well forth $20.00. Our Sale price is only $9.98 ma- They are rich look- Men's $16.00 Overcoats $8.98 Kersey, Dark Oxford Grays, with velvet cade. at rousing economies. We select two models that rank high in quality. Beautiful, lustrous French Coney Coats, cut; black and brown; handsomely lined with fine bro- Women’s $35 Furs Coats, $19.98 of graceful Women’s $10 Kersey Coats, $4.98 Well cut, practical, full length coats, of Heavy Ker- sey: in black only. Splendid bargains at $4.98 Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits EE 0 EE TTT TTT TTT rT TTrr rrr er rer dedrdrdedidvdrdedririidebdededodoloioefodeiidadodeiooiedolededdoioioieiedeieddobdededuidd be disoleciociocloelootostooteostoctocostoctoctontstoetoctsctoctootoctoctocteatoctsete stoctoetontoetocte neato atectectoate toate toate te Beate ate atoate Bol. Women’s $7.98 Coats, $3 98 TTT TTTTTTTIT IT TTT TTT YIT TTY 2.5.9 9.8 0.0 0.8 0.0.80 2.8 0 2 0 0 0 0 Men's $12.50 Overcoats $6.98 Overcoats of excellent quality that cannot be bought elsewhere at $10.00. In the popular fabrics of the sea- son in various colors. At our Sale Prices you can buy two suits for the usu- al price of one. Good, sturdy suits, of Fancy Cheviots, Cassimeres, Worsteds and Blue Serges, in sizes for 8 to 17 years. Boys’ Overcoats Just the styles that appeal to live, active boys. of fancy materials in grays and browns; with velvet or Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits; Foster & Cochran Price, $3.00. Sale Price ....o.cicivivicinan $1 .69 . ’ i Misses’ $20 Coats, $10.98 tf LJ : One of the best bargains of the season. Good, ac- 4 Of Whipcord, in blue and black; the most staple, full : : ? : y alm . o 20! bre 3 length utility coat you can buy. Lined throughout with tical coats, of Kersey and Gray Mixed materials, with , yarn-dyed satin. dressy pointed collars, with a touch of color. Ld By v - ”e we : ? i i 3 Misses’ $7.50 Coats $2.98 $2.49 Silk Petticoats, $1.49 i For Juniors, also. A certain jauntiness about these ‘They hardly need mention, for they go out as fast 4 coats gives them favor with girls Of Black Kersey as the come in. The first lot is sold, but new models of > with convertible collars. Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits; Foster & Cochran with sailor collars in tans and blues; button or braid Messaline Silk, in pink, white, black, navy, brown, Co- Boys’ Overcoats; Foster & Cochran Price, $5.00. Price, $4.00. SALE PRICE .............} trimmed. eh i " o; OLR SALE PRICE oo. voiivid:snns $2.49 $1.98 PRS ue Sa Persian aifeess, are now ready. Fin- Boys’ Overcoats; Foster & Cochran Price, $6.00 Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits; Foster & Cochran ished at bottom Wiki a shaved plaited fancy rule. Tru & : . ’ ly “wonder-values.” OUR SALE PRICE ...cc::vexcrseve:: $3.49 | price, $5.00. SALE PRICE .............. $2.98 Children’s $4.96 Coats, 1.98 Boys’ Overcoats; Foster & Cochran Price, $8.50. : : . : We have also some charming models of Messaline OUR SALE PRICE ............... ; g 54.29 Boys’.Knickerbocker Suits; Foster & Cochran ; Roary SE C oasis 1 rich Dlowh! naa 2 Silk, in a rich variety of colors; with plaited ruffle trim- Boys’ Overcoats; Foster & Cochran Price, $10. = . DP SD) OIL of striled STOWE £0043. arm, cozy (00RINE coals, ri i . > 44 5 } OUR SALE PRICE. ovesrrrrss $4.98 Price, $8.50. SALE PRICE ................ $4.29 in sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Specially good values. med with fringe; at $2.49, though really $5.00 values. Men Should Note the Sav- ings on Shirts & Sweaters In the matter of Shirts and Sweaters a man can “stock up” for months ahead most satisfactorily. Why not do it when you can get both at about half that you usually pay? For example, here are spic and span new. 50c. Shirts at 35¢c. Each You'll say this is a fine Shirt Bargain when you be- gin to select. These Shrits are of Percale and Madras; in neat black and white and blue and white single or cluster stripes, also in the new popular colors. They are full cut garments; made by one of the best shirt manufacturers in the business. Excellent at 50c.; now 35c. Men’s Shir s at 69¢c New, Heavy Percale Shirts; in neat patterns, the col- ors guaranteed fast; full cut; well made garments; in all sizes. Men’s $1.25 Sweaters at 69c¢ Plain Gray Coat Sweaters; full cut, well made gar- ments; in all sizes. Boys’ $1.50 Sweaters at $1 A Sweater value that cannot be beat in Lancaster. Gray Wool Sweaters; in all sizes. Siesfoedreloodoefocdoafoocdosfnfoofoaderdoodoodeoioodoodendoodeoderdooodorieroodooloniocdoripedevdertondoodoofoofoofonforfeforfocoofonfocfosfonfoctooforforforforiorponforfococforiost sholeodedodeedoeddediidondoddodufoodoofrtoogogtte FETT TTeTETT TTT TTeTee rrr The. Week in Grain (level, and in a speculative way the Mompiled for the Mount Joy Bulle- market has met good investment tin, at Mount Joy, Pa., by Wm. L. buying. Bear & Co., Pennsylvania Building, | In oats the approach of the south- Philadelphia, Pa., by D. B. Lehman, orn demand which usually increases Manager, Woolworth Building, Lan- sharply after the middle of Febru- caster, Penna. ary has brought good speculative Phila., Pa, Jan. 30, 1912, puying following a long period when The warmer weather did not lead guiness failed to make any import- to the increase in corn receipts ex- ant headway in the reduction of pected and coarse grains have moved | prices. YT TTTTReT PP TP PP PPP PPP PTT ITT TPT TITITT IT IITs r Tress TTY Another Shipment of New Rugs on The Way To be Marked at the Same Slashing Reductions The first consignment of Spring Rugs went in a jiffy. The second lot shows the same rich variety of beautiful designs, the same soft, pleasing colors, the same excellent quality. The Oriental designs are particularly effective, plenty of floral and conventional patterns, too. Rugs mentioned here are 9x12 feet. $25.00 and $28.00 Axminster Rugs, $15.90 and $16.90 In a most satisfactory line of harmonious colors and artistic designs, offering fine selection. $20 Wool Brussels Rugs, Of the best quality and woven in one piece. $11.90 $15.00 Brussels Rugs, $9.00 All Wool Rugs in tasteful designs and a fine line of colors. THE DONOVAN (0. 32-38 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa. 2.8.8 2 8 2 82 8 2 2 8 2 2 8.2.0 a.a.aa.o a nasa Boao trade from greater distances than is easily covered on our present roads. It increases the volume of business, and every man in business in the community receives his share of the benefit. The farmer is able to haul his grain and produce to market at less cost and makes a greater profit per year from his labor. This ad- GOOD ROADS HELP TRADE A Means of Building Up Business of Local Tradesmen To no one more than the business man is the question of good roads a vital issue. The spreading of the ob 4 AS00280 2 800 0008 2000s oa 0 TET RE TT PP TTP PrPTrrrTTrrTrrTTrTTYTITeTTT to new high levels for the crop year, carrying wheat to substantial gains. A good feeding demand for corn west _ of the Mississippi and better prices for southern than Chicago shipment continue to hold receipts at the leading centre to a volume which does not exceed the eastern demand, and finds January drawing to a close without any accumulation of conse- quence. The high price ) for ‘hay ‘and shortage in fodders generally _have made farmers reluctant to part corn even at the high price a Wheat is still handicaped by heavy supplies at Chicago, but the milliing demand is improving and the pres- ent week has added its reduction of stocks, as has each week since the first of the year. Foreign conditions are shaping strong, and the flour trade improving. The price i§ rath- er cheap in comparison with grain and food [prices generally and the market is meeting a very substantial | demand for this reason. The tone is excellent throughout the list. doctrine of good roads, says the Bellefonte Republican, will lead to great leaps in the development of this already rich country and will make money for every man in mer- cantile lines. While directly the building of good roads will benefit the farmers and stock raisers per- haps more than anyone else and will raise the value of every farm reached by good roads, still the business men come in a close second. It will put more square miles of territory within ‘trade distance of your town. The business men of any town are in- | terested in bringing to that town ditional profit is represented by the additional amount of cash he has to spend with the home dealers. rectly and indirectly the business men are benefitted by the building of good roads. rs MO A Pn min Has Gone to Chambersburg Mr. Benjamin F. Brubaker, who was for sometime past employed at the Lebanon Creamery and Condens- ing Company’s plant, at Masterson- ville, has accepted a similar position in the Cumberland Valley Creamery and Condensing Compsny’s plant, at Chambersburg. So di- ' A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride To warn people of a fearful for- est fire in the Catskill a young girl rode horseback at midnight and sav- ed many lives. Her deed was glor- ious but lives are often saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery in curing lung trouble, coughs and colds, which might have ended in consump- tion or pneumonia. of a dreadful cough and lung disease writes W. R. Patterson, Wellington, Texas, ‘“‘after four in our family had died with consumption, and I gain- ed 87 pounds.” Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by S. B. Bernhart & Co. MA Irn “It cured me New Passenger Rates A new schedule of passenger rates will take effect on the Reading Rail- way, Thursday, February 1. One of Shoes For the Family at Prices That Will Save Money From a number of the best and most reliable makes in the shoe market, which we carry, a few are selected for special mention today. They are Shoes of Quality that give you the best of service. Shoes of Style that you will not be ashamed to wear. MEN'S $6.00 SHOES AT $3.49 Hanan’s Custom Made Shoes; of Patent Colt; lace or button; and Gun Metal and Glazed Kid; in lace styles. MEN'S $1.50 AND $1.98 SHOES, $1.00 Broken lots, in Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Box Calf; lace d and Congress styles, with tips or plain toes. * o BOYS’ $3.00 SHOES AT $2.19 3 The Alden Mannish Shoes of Patent Colt, Gun Metal, 4 Box Calf and Tan Calf. ; BOYS’ $2.25 SHOES, $1.00 Of Box Calf and Gun Metal; button and blucher cuts. “LITTLE GENTS” $2.50 SHOES AT $1.79 Alden ‘Little Gents’ Shoes, of Patent Colt, Velour Calf and Vici Kid. WOMEN’S $2.50 SHOES AT $1.79 Good-looking Shoes, of Patent Colt, Gun Metal, Vici Kid; button and blucher styles; Goodyear welted soles. SeolooecTeoteotoclootoctootoctoctocte doctoctoctonTore ote oe fe ale ae cheno cle Be Bool. 2. CETTE TTDI TTVITIITTTT “vefeefergeofrederforfeofecteofofoctompaneprefeofecfecfeofodforfeofedesfefecfefeforterde BocllocBoodoloetocioct @ocPonte oleate Se oLe 8, REE ETT PEE PT TTT rvvrrrrrreyerery MISSES’ $2.00 SHOES, $1.49 Tan Calf Shoes, nature shape. good looks. Combine comfort and the features of the change will be ! | school. The teacher is Miss Agnes the issuing of excursion tickets to pes and she gave the school some many principal points which at present is not enjoyed by the travel- very good advice. Abraham Koser and wife and ing public. daughters, Annie and Dora, and r—ier AU | sons, Irvin, Abraham and Arthur,. BACK RUN {Yigited Aaron Nissley and family, of Jennie Hossler visited Fannie Bak- | "27 Mount Joy, on Sunday. er on Sunday . | On Sunday evening when Benja- Harvey Rettew spent Sunday with Elmer Ginder near Sporting Hill. min Forry was on his way to church he happened to drive in some deep Miss Edith Dunn, teacher of the snow banks that were in the road. It caused him considerable trouble. The. Back Run school, spent Sunday with her parents at Millersville. The . wevival services held at the Mastersonville church, conducted by | Rev. D. L. Graybill of Kansas, are well attended. . v The tobacco, buyers were in this neighborhood again and they bought several lots. It seems that 10% and 3 is the regular price. Last week the Back Run school was visited by the Mount Vernon | horse fell and wrecked the harness, (but in a short time, with good help, everything was fixed up all right. a | — Live Bird Shoot on River C. C. Franciscus will give his an-- nual live bird shoot at his hotel in Marietta, on Thursday afternoon, commencing at 1 o-clock. Par- ticipants will shoot on the river. Pp bui Pa. mn etc. Con basi pan sure sary ing bloc} priva tially secur fast made Moun termi liotso R.R \ nectir of rai Tespo] noted and w “Moun and a I section mishin not fu er, co posed T has be and tr for ecc “Troll T pany v cently Stocks’ a sellin to buy. $3,000 Of Harris} be sect Su eligible the Cor elected, The or any | 3 pany’s § for $20, or 200 S Cash for Shares ¢ Enc per cent ’ 25 per c ing 25 p ‘The If n and if on of the fir No i Fail ders the Fee A large Esti
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