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/ FFLORIN., - - PENNA.
The Bulletin
Is the place to get
a neat and quick
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Printing
YOU GET TEN CELEBRATED
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WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PU Rj
CHASED FOR CASH AT
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F. H. Baker's
COAL and
LUMBER YARDS
Mount Joy, Penna
always on hand
Lath, Ete.
Sole agent for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Cedar Shingles
Also Siding, Flooring, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings,
Agents for Alpha Portland Cement. Also Roofing Slate
mstimates Quickly and Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material
Telephone No. S833. Opposite Old VR. R. Depot
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YOU WOULD NATURALLY THINK THAT FURNITURE
IT IS
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Bu A CLEAN SWEEP OF OVERSTOCKS
§ Fine Furniture of Every Description
= STOCK-TAKING, LIKE HOUSE CLEANING IS A PROCESS
¥ 8 OF DISCOVERY.
% 5 A DISCOVERY NOT ALWAYS AGREEABLE—WE FOUND
i | IT SO.
| . B FOUND STACKS OF FURNITURE WE OUGHT NOT TO
Hi » HAVE.
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BEING SO BULKY WOULD BE HARD TO OVERLOOK.
JUST THE REVERSE.
It requires so much storage space that it is a constant game
of “hide and seek.”
Stock-taking uncovers it
We found lots of furniture we must be rid of at once—re-
gardless of cost, loss or value.
Westernberger, ‘Maley & Myers
125-181 East King SZ, LANCASTER, PA.
TE EO TER TY
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TIA TOO
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Men's and Women’s $10 Watches
$4.90
Fully guaranteed, ten-year, gold-filled Watches, with guaranteed Amer-
jcan movements; sizes 12 and 16, for both men and women, are here at
the wonderfully low price of $4.90. And should any of them prove unre-
liable we'll replace it with a new one
Pirosh & Simmons
JEWELER AND OPTICIANS 20 N. QUEEN ST.. LANCASTRH
Next Door to Shaub & Co’s. Shoe Store
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA
Farmers Column :
Pleagnn!
MILTON GROVE
cattle dealer
several busi
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Schwanger, a
View, made
0 ' Ness a town the past week |
Were we perfect, which we are not, me sdicines would | A INTERESTING NEWS FOR OUR Henry Sh r Mount Hope |
x . . He earer, 0 int oe,
not often be needed, But since our sysiems have be | y MANY RURAL FRIENDS :
come weakened, impaired and broken down through ee n— . visited his son Samuel and family
indiscretions which have gone on from the early ages, - = ee — : : : on Chiquig Hill over the abhat)
through countless generations, rem : ceded to : Ww iT MM oO uU T he Storing of Leaves and the Uses Nee tabi "oe Yor ti "
aid Nature in correcting our inherited an rwise K to Which They May be "ut—The :
, rty I'¢ 1 for \ t
acquired weaknesses, To reach the scat ul stoma h MOVING WIC WiC Se Cause of Foaming in the Churn er | y ’ ie largely a
weakness and consequent dige ubl there 1s tended 1 18 a rule fair price Lr
» ’ : and H { revent
nothing so good as Dr, Pierce's Ge 1 Discovs The best oil, also the and How to Prevent it realized
ery, a glyceric compound, extracted from 1 ve medics . : ar. ine y 2 : a Gibble { Che Hil
inal roots—sold for over forty years with great isfaction ¢ Hers. For y most economical oil ) One seldom sees a vicious horse amuel 8S iibble © h |
Weak Stomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pa 1 the St er eating, it costs no more than J that is bad by nature He is usually has recently installed Bell phone
Heartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food, Chronic Dinvrhes and er Intestiaat the tank wagon varieties ot by Hist q vhich is another addition to the Mil
jo » n 4 wery'' 1s 1 . 121¢ > pdy. , spolied Wy 1s rainer in 1s youtn :
Derangements, the *‘Discovery’ is a time-prove: st cthicient remedy 8% and it gives not only bet= Wt voi hay wintiis ‘thai n Grove line
24 Po ave a inning colt t : ;
» The denuine has on its ) af" i if terservicebutalsomore he 4 by sity Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Felker, ac
outside wrapper the AN WL SD | ¥'service— you expect to be a prize winner at} oo... 04 by their daughter, Mis
Signature R Suh, bi i FAMILY F VORITE the fair next year let him have a box Oakval ’
lie of Oakvale were Sunday visit
: . A Mr gtall all by himself Many colts are Al
You can’t afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this non-alco- Y ; j ‘ Any co Clo in town
4 holic, medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, not even though nt dealer may Ol eing injured by being fed with old Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Grosh at
r : he . A aA { ( MTS { RB ' :
thereby make a little bigger profit, . . . horse :
Pi y ) : ro vives a clear, white, stead ended obse p f Jacob G. Ol
{ Dr. Pierce’s Pleas: Pellets regulate and invigorate ver and A ame. Vill y Bar RAC A vicious old horse in a herd of tended the : ) oq 0 : ¥
> sugar-coated, t § »s, easy to take d fii 4 od veiler of Elizabethtown, last Thurs
_ bowels. Dugaricouts tiny granules, : SY : as w— r smell, Your dealer will serve horses in the pasture is likely to do Yel y 1 A hi
5 ~ oi orni 1 i
a A it from ginal barrels direct opreat harm by biting and Kicking 1 a B n : l
t n eries. . . 13 Grosh 1 reatin |
roi i ni She should either » hobbled or kept . : \
Wavor ly Oil Works Go. ttt op ns with her brother-in-law, Prof. H. C.
. . | A Pittsbu g, Pa. When foal he churn it : . :
Als Waverly Special ometime due t the t that it 1c] ouni
4 Auto O 1 Waverly Gasolines, mel 1 ( hl 1 he }
is too warm or the huri too full,
inds Concrete Work “————=# : wed he ate John GIe fan
but occasional it re rol 1e
Mast ¢ 1 will occuj
esence ol ertain fori ) bacili
| YL. \ 2 t next mont}
7 m—————c—n | I\/ 1 i ¢ +i 1 [Eo hese do it occur v often but . . : i
AY ¢ \ X i CAA > on. the ONCE ; to the el | ( l¢ Rheen cil
BUILDING BLOOKS J Ye or the pails. o thuv swe ulated in tow: ( 1 [ill and
) 3 ( ~~ o Mastersonville the concludin nat
. All Styles and Colors e™ 3 ( 1 trou it take
y ) et rid The
Porches, Columns and ol ! the ] hed : :
2 } A
= 7) 1 t effeor e but )
Banisters § ! : } I id M \
=v] ! di : { 1 ne I rn
! 1 RY ( nrdayv
vi : [ n thorougl
Door and Window Sills an ; 4 : 3 h wane) " 1 a 1 of
i wo he 4 i A ( 1 Ver inch
§ i Lintles, Chimneys, Axes a ; herve br dina 1 we nd (
Ete. £1 ; N <h ' m f
g 8 % bell ¢ h 1 n 1d mix with the
8 wi ; ’: : 1 excellent ermon to a
§ i Bh ) 1 t disinfectant Wipe the . .
| bh ‘ yndience in the 'vangelical
i f 3 Ra i udder and teat dry with a clean * S . :
i y fh "mn . : hurch on Sunday evening
i PI loth I'he first milk-should be milk hi :
i a EEN : Tobacco strippers are in better
; § \ ed into a separate vessel and thrown J 1
i 4 : 3s gpirits as the present weather con-
: i oA away for sometimes the bteili lurks . egen ene) ron
i : x : . litions are m promising for the
5 ~ - E” i 3 n the openings of the teats, and if 4 0 re are bro 1 ng for the
hd yp y NCH : : . .. prosecution of their labors
al. Ro a f this is alletted to enter the milk it . :
“<% yo 3] — : . . Mrs. A. W. Garman and her esti-
in ET mav contaminate the entire supply. bl 1 V Bel
hi aii da ps ow Vili ‘ J mable daughter of ellaire, were
g ie Eas I'he milking pails and all vessels ! I =. or in thi ofa Te er
p c c incube to: ‘ welcome visitors in this ace » lat-
It you want an incubator that containing the milk should be thor- | Ine Vimtots r place the lat
hatches 100 per cent. buy the Prairie oughly boiled in water containing a ter part of the past week.
h alliilly « N v xv \ D nl . ‘
State. No better evidence than these little concentrated lye for at least Ex-constable BE Be. Arndt and
three hatches by Mr. Harry Gainor two hours and this sterilization daughter Miss Lillie, school director
Wm. Gardner and ’Squire Grosh were
or J. S. Carmany of East Donegal. should be repeated for three or four I i |
3 m : : i .ancaster T ‘sday evening.
First Hatch, 100 eggs, 97 chicks. days. The room in which the milk In Langaster Thatsday evening
is Fo d Our Mayor suggested a modern
Second Hatch, 100 eggs, 98 chicks. iS kept should also be thoroughly i}: when he averred mot to kick
hes : cleansed and disinfected. This is very * :
Third Hatch, 100 eggs, 100 chicks. | : Yo» man when is down, but turn him |
Ww 1 1 itt important because no matter how 1 fool in tt tt
e can also supply you With... vour cows and barn and ves- over and feel In tie other pocket.
3rooders, Colony Houses, in fact any- | is : The public sale for live stock ¢
i ders, Colony ? a Y" | sels may be, if there is the least con- ! e stork and
ing you y i i a ine. | : : os : farming implements, he y y
thing yoa may desire in that line tamination loft in old milk or butter or ing pleni ts el by Henry
Drop us a card and we will call to or in anything that is left in Oi Pry, near Elm mill Saturday was
anyt 5 ké Ss > e
i a . well attended ¢ broug x >
Soe on : bes tin Yoo where milk is kept the bacili el tended and brought good pric
also s y : : S.
in also supply eggs for hatChing | i continue to grow. e ia 5
or chicks from thoroughbred Barred Pe ; A spirit of moral exactness—per-
i If farmers only understood the a
Rocks or White Leghorns. ai a haps religious fervor seemed to per-
many uses to which leaves could be le th t q 1 3 I
. vade the town Sunday, s >
put, more of them would be stored. Me inday, since the
streets presented a very deserted ap-
pearance,
Mrs. Fanny Sprout will have sale
her household goods in the near
Some may think it takes too much
time and but they are easily
and quickly gathered in various ways
One good plan is to have cheap bar-
labor,
of
future and leave her former home to
bh. A. Gever & Non
Young Brothers
H.C. BRUNNER
Wednesday,
No Matter How You
THERE'S AN ADVANTAGE
Carria
THAT WILL ALWAYS CLAIM YOUR IENTION IT
~ : . Yin to :
~ 4 - alitv at M. Aponte P
Custom Quality at derate Pric
There can be no better un yi for pring 4
OW It stands to reason that we ci ¢ ition to a job
he winter months than during th l vturally you gé
t-class job.
We also have some fine sleighs re: dy | inspection
SP SNL
YOUNG ER
Telephone
£3.
FLORIN,
PENNA.
Bell
is the only kind | sell—F urniture that ws Furniture
Rockers Hall Racks
Picture Frames Ladies’ Desks
Extension & Other Tables, Davenport
China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets
In fact anything mn the Furmture Line
Undertaking and Embalming
Mirrors
MOUNT JOY. PENNA
Florin Penna rels handy, fill them with leaves, and
inflamedeyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds in this manner, and
into flowers.
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can be carried
s ! buds blossomed forth
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and cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a box, druggists when it is desired to empty the sheets
or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. I . r esired. 10 emp y > 8 an 8 Mr. and Mrs. Levi M. Kopp, roy-
THE PAXTON TOILET CO. Bostol, Wiass, | lof 20. 0F oie corner ANG allow the .11y entertained at their home at
ms reper leaves to roll out. There are num- iL :
: | y Oakvale last Sunday the following
SRS Sw ta | erous uses to which the stored leaves Sir x. yr
i L¥ Ale | guests: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac G. Kopp,
ir SL : | may be put. They make a suitable | . nr. Nh Rees
1 w Gi of Milton Grove: Mr, and Mrs. Har-
a and economical lining for the stor- 3 Fo {
St He Tt ry tchi ry C. Koser, of Rheems; Mr. and
No 3 [2° m 2 le poultry scratchiNg np. john Gaul and son Ivan of East |
’ J shed is another place they may be |
ef, eet’? i Donegal.
of utilized to a good advantage. We al-| pjccor's Mennonite Church ceme- |
are made fo rE so have ney en ad nesting. They tery lot holders met last Saturday at |
skilled f gi ¢ XC > g ses ; :
4 f i 380 wl BY) ” are excellon or bedding purposes ip. pyrial ground to elect a board of
ihand Foi us By in the dairy barn, the hog house and |, i .c¢ for ry
with infi- = > 74 WA the horse stalls. Th It tt trustees for the cemetery, by the ap- |
nite care. The Sa NN € liofse sine en, after they ,,,intment of 1. G. Koop as chairman,
makers give you a G7 have been used for any of these pur- and Walter Herr as secretary. Then
lifelong ro 2 - poses, they form a fertilizer that is >
against] lost s:ones (except dizmonds). followed the election of five trustees,
hard to equal, they having absorbed viz: Amos R. Herr, Peter M. Stern,
sla all the rich liquids and juices wher-|y,.,1 0. Risser, Jacob H. Risser aud]
(sou he ever they have heen used. These | sp ;aham H. Risser, Samuel R. Mil-|
NS are deposited with the leaves when ler. Amos N. Risser and Hiram En-|
Suesiniced Rings they are scattered over the soil, and | i..ine were elected andltore. Hove-|
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over 0 choice de-
women and children.
Look for Q. C.
Call and
the vafuvennting. affect Is thus groal- after the annual election will be held
ly enhanced by the combined influ-
Ware the second Saturday in January.
ences of the liquids and rotted ma- | ein ines ne. eee
can be had in
signs, for men,
From $2.00 up.
stamp inside each ring.
get free birthstone card. nure.
For Rent
K. V. FEGLEY —— From September 15, a large stone |
Mount Joy, Pa. The Colonial mill property recently occupied by
ee — emer Last week one evening a lady |the New Standard Hardware Works,
Terms ‘Moderate. Bell Telephone. | ¢.om this vicinity who was witness- | three floors and attic good water
CHARLES S. FRANK ing a performance at the Colonial Power with two turbice wheels
| Theatre, Lancaster's newest and | vould make a suitable tnbacco ware-
AUCTIONEER | classiest playhouse, turned to one house, storzge house or machine
MOUNT JOY, PA. | side and then said to her escort, shop. Apply to S. R. Snyder, Mt
Prompt Attention given to Sales of | “Well, I declare, there's Cousin Joy, Pa
Real Estate and Personal Property. ! Kate from down in Providence town-
Reference: Jonas L. Minnich. | ship. Her escort replied, “Huh, Hope He Says, Yes
SE | there’s an aunt of mine from Mari- Captain B. H. Wells, of Governor’s
Shaving Halr Cutting | etta, 65 years old, sitting on the bal- | Island, is at Lebanon as the repre-
cony.”’ sentative of the commander of the
Joseph B. Hershey | It’s a fact people from every department of the East, United
section now attend the Colonial be- States army, inspecting Mt. Gretna |
as a site for the United States army
training camp
mer.
cause they see as good shows as they
Tonsorial Parlor
! would pay twice as much money to
East Main St., MOUNT JOY |
Three Chairs. o Waiting | witness in Philadelphia. The shows
bills are
Agen for the Middletown Steam |are always sood and the
| changed weekly. We advise all local
eee EP
Cut Ice to Baptize
| hatching, from a strain (with a rec-
ord not often beaten, also stock.
H. H. MORTON
Mount Joy, Pa. |
Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday |
and delivered Friday. {lovers of good clean amusement to Miss Lucy Heagy was baptized in
mal — — | get “the Colonial habit.” the Conewago Creek near Elizabeth-
— —— — town Sunday by the Rev. John Zug,
MAKES EATING A PLEASURE For Sale of the Mennonite Church. There
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for. va8 2 large attendance and it was
{ necessary to cut twelve inches of ice
to perform the ceremony
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Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
GEST
CILETIR40
‘feb 21-2 mo
| set them away where rain or snow d0ckie Fo pet son-in-law, Prank
i roll 0 ose 1 ee ae tte tetestesteotutestactortesfoctosfectocfesfesforoofs fs ofe cfoofoefoofecscfosfenfuofenesfeofesfoaforocorierfocfocfocde
: s | will not reach them. Another meth- i, : Boofoogsofecofecforfoctsrfosfecfosferfuceciorfoofociscfocoefecfecfocjecierpriontoie peli
Instead of Liquid lod by which the storaze of leaves John Wittle of Cherry Hill, has |} ’
0 by wien th store of JUS ued he arm Bouse of. 8. Wenn: E'S MAKBLE
Antisepticso Peroxide may be accomplished is that of us- . He e y ” hon ° x +S Wear: 3 THE PEOPL
many people are now using ing common gummy of burlap sacks. fF In on ona will move thither as 3
PB tiooptic | alo. may bo stored away with L107 1 widing is vacated vv |} 87 GRANITE WORKS
: e pres nant. 3
axtine 1oilet ntiseptic j out emptying the sacks, and they will | 1e pre oy ter An +
The new toilet germicia. powdertobe { je in convenient shape to use a few Isaac 4. Kopp, Teal esinie assessor iT
dissolved in water as needed. ; hat a time during the winter of Mount Joy township, and also an | % Now is the time to order Cemetery work for Spring at big reduct-
Wore 1d and hygie nic uses it is | it oie Hos only . 1 : 2 ov g OYster gormand has a beautiful pearl | § fons. Satisfaction guaranteed.
T per A | hl y a small number of 5p; pe recently found in one of | 4 Sure days at Elizabethtown, Wednesday and Saturdays.
9, Slaznse anc wilh n Ye sacks, the leaves may be carried and the succulent bivalves | do ee
Seth, remove tariar an # | emptied from the sacks into some ; wy |
revent decay : fo ; | 01d residents say the crows wi | HERSHEY'S STORE, PARK STREET.
DD rat oh mouth, de- | outbuilding not in use: but where : : Tou fonts soy the crows will hes OPPOMITE 8G. HER h 723B., M
stroy disease germs ‘and | one desires to store a considerable the next hest weather prophets. They |$ Ind. Phone 610D., Elizabethtown, or 72 aytown.
> sires § ‘ § t : 2 : : | oo
A predict a mild spring, owing to the | &
purify the breath. | quantity, we find that bed-sheets, or | da Rs | 4
Ey artifiens) Jeon hp 3 similar pieces of Cloth. are. oxcoliont large number now found in the fields '$ KEENER & NICHOLAS, Proprietors
ridgework clean, odorless . » ad ’ loudly cawing and very restless. (4
To remove nicotine from the teeth and | for the purpose. Simply spread | Two farmers in this section who '3 Elizabethtown and Ma ytown
purify the breath after smoking. | them on the ground, rake and pile f . ns h ho
To eradicate perspiration and body | ihem on the R henta: atch hold of doubted the reports that most of the | & CHARLES W. COBLE Mgr., Elizabethtown.
odors by sponge bathing. s : Pr fruit buds were killed by tt ent | ® ety tootodesdedoidendoricod stoofertiseaeoloofooferieefenjideofropefodsiferdeeds
The best a wash known. each of the four corners and draw|. I ar oy fe ven whesedoopoofecgeoecteodeoforforforteciont of eefortoofe fecfecgecdeduedeedredeedenie of Sedeiieneiia an
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, | them together A large quantity alor Dest a wart stove, andl tho ew . SE — . e——
for the coming sum- |
Get Your Sale Bills
Printed at This Office
Special
Popular Niusic
Cenis
Speci;
A Cop
: ay
“Red Rose Rag.” 1 “Mandy Lou
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“1 Want a Girl.” | “Honey G
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“Oceana Roll.” | Mysterious Rag
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“Knock Wood.” |“In the
| “Mine,” Ballad
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“Narajo Rag.” |
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““Alexander’s Ragtime Band.”
“I Like the Hat, I Like the Dress
“You'll Do the Same Thing Over’
“After the Honeymoon.”
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These and Others on Sale Se & (
If music is to be mailed, add one cent for postage
Kirk Johnson and Cg
: 24 WEST KINC STREET