LirE , Please Read reise, with proper t amount of sleep, egime of elop, and many ed is Vinol, nation of the es of the cods’ livers added, dicinal wine. and builds them up, up. ifr it price does not will be 1 '. GARBER, Mt. urned. Joy, Pa. 111 ge ® EAT unzenhauser s AY TIP-TOP, You are invited clean, modern, Prince and Clay Streets, aster. Lan- M. O. BILLETT, Agt. 1 Delivery-—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 0 Meet Me on the Bridge Have a Plate of the = All Flavors at All Times. Suppers, Etc. -. Mrs. H. Zeller Marieta. Staeet living, dis. tem require a tonle, hs you know their In. which is a health- eless grease eliminated happily blended ason Vinol is regarded e greatest body builders | ators for aged people. It and Vino! with the understand: rive satisfac implements by BREAD: al to visit our ® bakery at m| = | and 8 4. Lindemuth. { Michael S. | | to the | gal | | 1 and We'll 1 lon farm, Best Ice Cream in Town | , steins, 6 ts | in East AT ZELLER'S] Special Prices to Parties, Festivals, | | Hotel, Ironville, Pa., MOUNT JOY. Krall Meat Market | 1 always have on hand anything in the line of Smoked Meats, Ham. Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete. Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork Mutton. Prices always right, H H. KRALL West Main Street, Opp. Bank, MOUNT 20Y, aun sell Telephone TROLLEY SCHEDULE Lancaster, Rohrersto:: Landisville, Salunga, Mt. Joy and Klizebeth- town Street Railway Co. WESTWARD 2 "Salunga A 11,00, 12.00. 00, 6.00, 7.00, ve Mount J , 10.15, 11.16. 5.16, 6.156 8.00 rd 3 Qa Pia > I] oa. E jizabethiown - 45, 1 > 6.46, EASTWARD Blizabe thtown—A 45, 10.46, 11.46. P m, I 46, 6.45, 6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 9.45 eave Mount Joy—A m, 530%, 10.16, 11.16. P m, 5 8.15, 12.46. ve Salunga—_A m, 10.30, pn P m, 12.30, 1.30, , 6.30, 7.30, 8.30, 9.30, 10. at 10. , 5.45, ae pwE 5 *o Baar ah SRE tas © Boog Bont PES Eee FEE ol eo pre 8 [STC] Ny 5° 7 BAB 288 "Rohrerstown—A m, y Joi, 11.56. P m, 12.55, 5.56, 6.55, 7.56, 8.65, 9.55, 25. 2% pres &8 at Lancaster—A m, 630x, R815, e 116, 11.15. P m, 12.15, 1.15. 2.16, 3.15, 615, &15, 7.15, 815, 9.15 10.15, 11.15 m, 1215, 1.46 On Saturdays a car will leave Lancas ter at 10.16 p m; Leave Elizabethtown £1.46 p m. On Saturdays and special occasions cars will be run betwwen Lancaster and Mt Joy every half hour form 6.16 a. m. to 8.15 res . mm. P Smdays. first car leaves lancaster at 5 a. m. Leave Elizabethtown at 7.46 m. Car marked (x) connects with News Express at Lancaster. EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE Estate of Peter Koser, late of Mt. Joy township, deceased. Letters testamentary on said es- | tate having been granted to the un- dersigned, all persons indebted there | _ to are requested to make immediate | payment, and those having claims present them without delay for set- nt to the undersigned, residing R. D. No. 3, Mount Joy, Pa. HARRY KOSER, { ises in East Donegal township, road leading from the Mount Joy and | Marietta turnpike at Florin, {in fact for the horses, jo of farming implements by Harry or demands against the same will | Baer. C. Greider farm, 2 ver Springs, horses, cows, and a large | lot of goo dfarming implements by | Executor Milton Miller. Sale Register ret your posters printed at i tusert a notice like FREE As we exceptionally large circula- thoroughly advertise it costs you If you Mow we Ww register the following in the from now until day of sale have an this sale tion will your and remember nothing turday, March 2 At the Green: House, Eli lowa Horses by C, C, Hallman awalt sabethtown, a car load of Pierce, auct See ad Saturday, March 2-—At the resl- dence of Samuel Fasnacht on Lum- | ber street, Mount Joy, a large lot of good household goods by Malinda Sheaffer Frank, auct. Saturday, March 2-—-On the Ab- ram Snyder farm, one mile north of Mastersonville, in Rapho township, 15 head horses, 20 cows, lot of shoats and farm implements by Wil- liam M. Pautz. Zeller, auct. Monday, March 14 At the Frank- lin House, Lancaster, an Express load of lowa Horses by C. C. Hall- Rebman, auct See ad Monday, March 4 —Near Kray- bill's church, in East Donegal town- the B. 0. Musser farm, live stock and farming Benjamin E. Brubak- auct. March 5—On the Amos farm, in Mt. Joy town- road leading from Mt. Grove, 2 miles from place, 5 horses, pair and farming Holwager. man ship, on large lot of er Zeller, Tuesday, Wolgemuth ship, on the Joy to Milton the former mules, 18 cows, hogs, implements by S S. Pierce, auct On the Mount Joy to Henry M. En- live stock Jacob Wednesday, March 6 leading from Mill, on the large lot of implements by Zeller, auct. March 7—On the late Seachrist farm, on the road leading from the Lancaster pike Marietta pike in East Done- township, mules, cows, bulls, shoats, breed sows, a large farm implements and house- John Andrew McKee. road Moore's gle farm, a farming Thursday, heifers, lot of hold Zeller, Friday, March in East horses zoods by auct. 8—On the Camer- Donegal township, and colts, 70 head of cows, 50 of which are Hol- stock bulls, 1 fat bull, 5 fat steers, nearly new milk separator, 25 head of hogs, and 35 tons of baled straw, by Samuel H. Tressler. Zeller and Pierce, aucts. Kreider and Coble, clks. March 9—Near Marietta Donegal Township, mules, shoats, farming imple- large lot of household 4 mules, 17 Saturday, | horses, cows, | ments and a | zoods by Mrs. Joseph Habecker. Zel- ler auct. Saturday, Moore's March 9—At 25 head of ex- {tra fine shoats and sucking pigs by | Mr. Cleon F. Greider. Wasser, auct. March 9—On the prem- on the Saturday, 1-4 mile from the Union School House, live stock and farming implements by | Henry Martin. Singer, auct. Monday, March 11-—At his place of business on West Donegal street, Mount Joy, a large lot of farm im- plements, farm wagons, etc. by G. Zeller auct. March 12—At Moyer, Tues Gantz’s Farmers’ Inn, Mount Joy at 7 o’- clock, a piece of land fronting 122 feet on Manheim street, Mount Joy by M. N. Brubaker, Atty. for the heirs of Anna Shelly, deceased. Zel- ler, auct Tuesday, March 12-—At Hotel Mc- 1.30 p. m., 42 Joy Ginnis, Mt. Joy, at National the Estate of shares Capital First Mount shares stock, for Jacob and Buch Sons, Bank Newcomer, stock of A. Elizabethtown for other iceount C. H. Zeller auct. Vednesday, March 13—On the Columbia road, mile south of Mt. Joy, in East Donegal township, mules, horses, cows and a large lot Rapho township, mules, horses, colt, of good farming implements by Ezra H. Zercher Zeller auct. Thursday, March 14—On the Brandt farm, on the road leading from Mt. Joy to Union Square, in cows, lot of shoats, large lot of good farm implements and house- hold goods by Emory Warfel. Zel- ler, auct. Friday, March 15-—On the prem- known as road lead- Rapho Township, Nurseries, ises in Krady's on the ing from Mount Joy to Manheim, a large lot of farm implements by W. S. Krady Zeller, anct Friday, March 15—-On the Cassel farm in East Don township, on the Marietta and Mount Joy turn- pike. 3 mile from Marietta, horses, mules, cows, shoats, and a large lot of farming implements by David Pierce, auct. Saturday, March 16—At the late of F. A. Ricker on West Mount Joy, a large lot of household goods, kitchen furni- ture, carpets, lot of office fixtures, law books, by S. A. Ricker, attorney heirs of Mary A. Zeller, auct Monday, March 18—On the Myers farm along the Harrisburg pike, mid- way between Mount Joy and Florin, chickens, and a large Elersole residence Main Street Ricker, deceased COWS, Zeller, auct. Tuesday, March 19—On the Henry miles west of Sil- Zeller, auct. Wednesday, March 20—<In the vil- LANCASTER JUNCTION lage of Newtown, a large lot of farm- Amos Enterline, wife and children ing implements and household goods spent Sunday with Emlen Fetter and hy the estate of Martin B, Metzgar, wife Zeller, auct M i 88¢ Mary and Helen Rothfus Saturaay, March 23--On ‘the spent Sunday with Jacob Palm and premises near Moore's Mill, in Flor. Wile in, wagon, buggies, harness and a Remember Jacob Henny's sale large lot of household goods by Mrs. next Wednesday He has a fine stock Simon B. Gish. Zeller, auct to sell Tuesday, March 26—On the prem- Isanc Walborn, wife and daughter ises near the Elmdale creamery, just and William Helsey, wife and son outside the northern limits of Mount Pent Sunday with Jonas Snavely Joy borough, horse, cows, chickens and wife and a lot of farm implements by Jos- Jacob Weaver, wife and daughter, eph W. Kraybill Zeller, auct Stella, and Henry Buch and wife, gpent Sunday with John Lump, near Saturday, March 30-—At his sale 4 Landisville. and exchange stables in Mt. Joy ; Y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibble, of horses, wagon and harness, etc., by \ . . . . Sporting Hill, spent Saturday in the Ed Ream. Zeller, auct. Jacob Henny Monroe Hollinger and family, of Mastersonville, and Jacob Henny and family spent Sunday in the family of family of Th, SPORTING HILL Nothing but sales in the Sales! community this week. John Heistand William Miller and family, of Man- Mrs Katherine Rothfus spent heim, spent Sunday with H. W. Metz- Tuesday with Mrs. Jonas Snavely ler and family. Miss Anna May Snavely spent the lloyd Richard of Manheim, spent day at the same place. Thursday with his grandparents, Mr. The following persons from this and Mrs. A. Cooper. place attended the sale at Jacob Snav Andrew H. Vogel, of Ephrata, ely's, near Elm, on Tuesday: Jonas spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. gnavelv. jr., wife and son, William and Mrs. Andrew Vogel. Heisey, wife and son, John Snavely, John Kauffman, wife and daughter (ire and daughter, Christ Rothfus Margie, were visitors in the home of 4,13 wife, Jonas Snavely, sr., Miss Homer B., Summy, at Manheim Katie Hertzler, Henry I. Mvers and W. D. Groff, wife and daughter jy,c0b Palm Mae, of Elizabethtown, were Sunday rns rent lls gnegls of A, KW eliger and family. The suspicion is gaining ground Martin Horst, wife and daughter, hit after President Madero sot Him. Louisa, were guests of Frank Felker have self elected he didn’t post- Sunday. . masterships enough to go and family at Back Run on around Daniel Brandt and family, of near fast Petersburg, spent S ay witl . 333 ri East Peter: bus , Spen und ry 1 Report of the condition of The Mrs. Susan Nissley and D. M. Nissley pj st National Bank, Mount Joy, Pa., and family. at the close of business, February 20, Walter M. Sherer, of Elsmere, Del. 1912 RESOURCES Discounts $331, secured and homes of his sisters, and Mrs. O. M. the Kauffman visited in Mrs, M. H Miller, over Wayne Stauffer moved on Tuesday, to Loans and 189.23 Overdrafts unsecured S. Bonds to secure cil culation S. Bonds to Sunday. 218.37 family Frank Cope’s and his 100,000.00 secure U farm at Mechanicsville We shall 3. Deposits 1.000.00 miss them from our midst. To secure Postal Savings 1,000.00 Mrs. D. Dissinger with her sister, Premiums on U. S. Bonds 1,000.00 Mrs. John Barto and Mrs. Harry Eit- Bonds, Securities, etc... 114,204.00 ye i or nee ar nier, of Manheim, visited their broth- iil es $.000.00 er, BE. K. Singer and family, at Kis- (ther Real Estate owned 8,800.00 sel Hill, on Saturday Due from National Banks Misfortune befell Albert Bishop on (not reserve agents) . 1,804.15 Wednesday afternoon, at D. K. Pue from State and Pri- vate Banks and Bank- Brandt's sale. Albert was standing ers, Trust Companies, on the barn floor when accidently a and Saving Banks 1.797.18 log dropped and hit his head. Dr. Due from approved Re- ‘ Hershey, of Manheim, was summon- erve Agents . 836,221.82 . (Checks and other Cash ed, but it is not vet known whether Items ; o 1,444.49 the accident will prove to be serious Notes of other National eet LE — Banks weiss 1,515.00 3 ass Fractional Paper » Curren- SALUNGA cy, Nickles & Cents 182.47 Miss Mary Gorrecht entertained Lawful Money Reserve in eighteen of her friends at supper on Bank, viz: Specie $19,110.75 Legal-tender notes 1.000.00 tedemption fund with U S. Treas. (5 per cent Sunday. Mr. Doerstler with Mr and friend spent and Mrs. F. S. 20,110.75 Sunday Strickler. A : tr i i 5.000.0 If the honking of Bair's Toulon of circulation de ’ Geese indicate storm, then look out Total $642,527.46 for the Ides of March m Ph : ot Fol. : LIABILITIES Miss Frey’s entertainment in Lan- Capital stock paid in...$100,000.00 caster, was attended by the former Surplus fund ......... 75,000.00 pupils of Salunga School. Undivided DO less . ) ip : ; Expenses anc ‘axes { John and Elmer Roland attended Paid... 20,305.38 a stock sale at their brother Bob’s National Bank Notes out- near East Berlin on Monday. standing... a0 ce 95,300.00 Coughs and colds, along with se- Due to other National i i Je S craic 28.71 vere attacks of sore throat, spoil the Bank 3 it : : , Individual deposits sub- school record, but fatten the Doctor's ject to check ... 193,644.44 purse Demand certificates of Several of our citizens attended deposit ele vid 381.55 | the lecture of Dr. Frederick Poole lime 2 certificates of de- 146.230.38 i posit... ... he 3,230.3 n the Mount Joy Hall, on Monday Cashier's checks out- 22.00 evening standing en oh J. 8, .$1,000.00 Postal deposits, Saving Harvey Spangler is about ready to THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. edie AT .D. Benemann’ - Wednesday, February 28, 1912 Qacase Our Reductic “lothing, Hats, y Coats, Sweaters, wear, Comforts 0 n Sale on Caps, Ladies’ Gloves, Under- and Blankets ver Fine © x. ca 2 and New w.E 5M @) which will be in soon. & fd & Will Gontinue 10 Days Longer i In order to clean out, to make room for spring stock Every body take advantage of this opportunity as it means dollars to you. Ask for Green Trading Stamps Beneman’s Department Store Opposite Union Natonal Bank, Mount Joy. oe = gga dda" Public Sale Of IOWA HORSES 1912 Greenawalt House SATURDAY, MARCH 2, [ will sell at the Illizabethtown, Pa. One Car Load of Towa Horses Drivers, General Pur- Extra Good Farm family broken these horses Now is the Consisting of count of pose and a few Chunks and a few will also save Horses. Gentlemen shape for the summer's run. Expensive a loose screw or some part being worn which should be wving this done you will not only save money but trouble. We are also in position to paint your car. By having this look both phones and will be g needed ni 1) A Stitch in Time Saves Nine adjusted and have it in breaks often occur on ac- time to have your auto practically as good as new. lad to give you our assist- were bought by myself from the best done it will | farmers in lowa. The kind that will We Hav e ave make money Anyone looking for a . 3 ance when good horse will not go wrong by at- {tending this sale. Sale to commence at_9.30 a. m., ® /m mM ® = u mn - a replaced By he w - nN " u = ® ave the old Dr. J. 8S. Kendig farm : = : |. IY) og Deposits .. 5.00 1,005.00 hen conditions will be made known I. e nd locate on the Wilson Kready Nor and bills redis hy ee w A : e S. otes and 8 1 § " lace in the near future counted 10,500.00 : i Prof. Fisher wife and baby of i C. Li. Pierce, Auct. C. C. HALLMAN Ll 0000 York, were the guests of J. S Weiss Total x 7 $642,527 46 Ra nd wife Sunday Prof. Fisher is _, I, M. M. Bropaker Oates Of tie Sia i fll oho bh fold ddd dl dik sdb , above-namec yank, ac soletl ) ’, onncted with the Schools of York. gwear th: ; , statement is |%¥ —_ 3 + swear that the above statement is |g 3 Tohacco farmers are on the alert true to the hest of my knowledge | #& ‘ ~ x in | of and many sheds are lighted up at and belief 2 i ! + toy ‘ : . : M. M. BRUBAKER, & he night by the anxious farmer trying Cashier. | # x o take advantage of any thaw in the ' coprect. Attest: + . 3 Y y * ] rozen tobacco. A. M. GARBER 0 | in y \ : 3 Our neighbor, Elmer {olland is ABRAM W. SHELLY + ; i | ! 2 : : x S. 8. WOLGEMUTH arranging to move to his Donegal Directors % $b ec S LJ *1 in 10 YY 11 1" Te are 2 - » arm in the near future We are Subscribed and sworn to before me > ) { 3 orry to lose so good a neighbor. this 27 day of February, 1912 5 i : CRIT og John Rolland will move to Adams WM. M. HOLLOWBI J x 1 lotarvy Public County on his recently ! purchased Notary Pn - | F : : farm to there engage in stock rais- WATER BONDS CALLED + 1 ine. So Salunea is suffer the loss 35 ing. o Salunga is to suffer the loss Notice is hereby given the bond | Je another fits \S ‘itizens o | ol ano r of its best citizens holders of the Mount Joy Borough | & yf meee Mere ee ; + The universal acclaim with which the Pianola is Water Bonds Nos. {0 and 41, of > ‘he uni Sal accle a 18 PR Cc "rv oo t y | haile is > f » 3 ‘emar ) Sea Low Rates to the West $500.00 each, to present them for | 1 ailed is one of the most re markable tributes to i E 2 RANCE FR OM x Pounsvivania Dailroad. Tickols io ro tat National Mt. 13 merit known. In every land where civilization has Br yalla, ot th 8 pavment to the Union National I % brought culture and refinement, the Pianola has Rocky Mountains, Pacific Coast, Joy Bank, Treasurer, on or hefore | ¥ firmly established its position as the premier piano Western Canada, Mexico and South- nr...h 1st. 1912. as interest on same | blayer. 0 ¢ v nt — ogy Vididdy EWR » x 1 de western points on sale daily Mar. 1 in cease on that day. [ of Its wonderful interpretation of the works of the + to Apr. 14 inclusive at reduced fares 3v order of : r vil. | ® masters, its faithful reproduction of tone and tech- og 3v order of Mt. Joy Boro Council, | g ™ ‘oy : 1 : $ x Gotan: are Iii: AIotocr fr por. Jrder 0 % nique have won unlimited praise from all classes Our Circulating Musical Library 2% : A : : . iM i |g and nations. 0. Weile, D. P. A., Reading, Pa. Clavt Hoffman, Burgess | T rE fob. 21-4t ‘ayton Holiman, pons lub In the courts of Europe, in the palaces of nobility ae LE CE = . | % in the great conservatories of music, in institutions Contains all the latest and most popular music 4 ell DP Par aris ANTICTN | 5 3 : : : , Toy besides the best classic and opera selections Y ge : DR. J. CLEMENT JENKINS & of learning, in the studios of the greatest musicians Purp ie hes aslo ¢ opera sele 5. Jon. w An Important Meeting Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat |g and composers, in the homes of the cultivated and can enjoy playing the productions of the most fam- & ; : ve, Ear, rg ¢ ‘ itd . . s ¥ Ss usicians ¢ » sers There 3 fee The members of Cove Lodge, No. ) $ | & the critical, the patrons and the lovers of musie, it Cus m a lans ane Ng re There 4h foe % ; ? 590-532 Woolworth Building | has alike demonstrated its supremacy as the fof. charged for exchanging rolls—only a small mem- a 3 an wa an 2 ] 1 ¢ § nacy as the re : " : 301, K. of P., are requested to meet Yancaster. Ta | # most automatic plaver 0 bership fee which covers the cost of music you ae-" J it the hall Thursday evening at 7.30. ANCE s | oe ps tually bus - 3 g pi rs ; ; : ally ? oo susiness of importance will be Office Hours: 9a. m. to 3p. m. [ § Most impressive of all is the tribute of the great- Ha ; i . : « . y Eo ; acted Sunday and Other Hours , est piano houses in allowing their product to be Don’t fail to investigate this. nies oo transacted. i ; at a be linked with the PIANOLA, s8lely because it alone 4 . + B. S. Dillinger, C. C. By Appointment can do full justice to both instrument and com- We also have for sale, tite: followin Second hand ¥ tp a Both Phones | position. Pianos and Organs taken in exehange on Heppe & - ol - | is Pianola Pianos. - ead the Mt. Joy buiietin Ind. 1877 Bell Lan., 994 | I'he names of Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock > Aetrderdediebdnbedeiobdebdobdeielnineiid debe debe luiuubdedodeddeedodd-delo IF FEERBET G. WAITS i i TEACHER OF I Vili, Vio. Pia, Oran nd Maal £ Violin, Viol, Pano. Orzan and Mandolin 3 = i STRICT ATTENTION PAID TO PUPILS i I Director of WAITZ’S ORCHESTRA i Music Furnished for All Occasions i i Studio: 249 West Hing St., Lancaster. : ; Bell Phone 432M feb 28-3 mo sede and Stuyvesant pianos are indelibly associated with the best in music, and their reputations demand that they be sold only in conjunction with the best piano player-——the PIANOLA. It should be of profound significance to you that the PIANOLA is the only automatic player that is being built in these famous instruments. No greater evidences of superiority than these could be asked for or given. These PIANO Players can be bought in Lancaster only at Estey Organ....... Weaver Orga n Weaver Ty Schomacker Square Piano. . Gahley Square Piano......... West King Street, Boles Bane atest Be uSa 25-31 Hager & Bro. 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