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ONE CENT 54
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Monday, March 4th to
Saturday, March 9th
we will sell you
Rexall White Liniment
Kegular 25c. size
Two Bottles for 20c.
There is no better Liniment on
the market. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
We sell more of This Liniment
than all of the other liniments
put together, This is the chance
of your life for this line of goods.
100 OREO EEE BREE EE
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East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
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county.
We have just closed a contract for oil which enables us to
sell you oil at wholesale prices in quanities of five gallons and
- upward. We have been using this oil for four years and know
it to be good. Your patronage solicited.
i LANDIS BROS, Rheems.
TORTIE EEE EE EE,
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Automobile Buyers! -
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Here is a Splendid Collection of Cars For You to Select From .|
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Reo, R. C. Hupp, Premier. Firestone a
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Columbus, Velie, Oakland. .
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carry a variety of second-hand cars. Do not fail to look them over. =
Also carry the largest stock of auto supplies in this end of the ny
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TO ABOLISH GERMAN SALUTE
Movement Afoot Against Taking Off
the Hat on Occasions of Meet.
Ing and Separation.
The progress in urbanity-—-the am
of city life—which is taking place
among modern Germans is illustrated
by the movement for modifying, or al
together doing away with the “Ger
man salute,” says a cablegram to the
New York American. Under the ex
pression is meant the traditional
fashion of taking off the hat on occa-
slons of meeting or separation. It is
a highly elaborate performance, in
three motions, suggesting military
precision, the first being the raising
of the hat with stiffly extended arm,
the second the lowering of it to the
knee with a downward cutting motion
and the third the similarly precise
replacement on the head. The action
between adults appears formal enough
to draw a smile from foreigners of
easier manners, but it becomes laugh-
little astonishment, as well doubtless
af some amusement, if she were
brought up against one of her male
friends saluting her in the German
fashion,
LOVE STORY OF ARCHDUKE
Ferdinand Charles Louls of Bavarla,
Wedded to Rosa Czuber, Enjoy-
Ing Peaceful Exlle,
The Archduke Ferdinand Charles
Louis of Austria, scratched from the
Almanach Gotha, scratched from the
army, deprived of all his titles, ranks
and orders, is peacefully enjoying per:
fect love as an exile. He is now known
M. Ferdinand Berg, and is painting on
the borders of Lake Lugano
His fault was a gracious one, for
to marry morganatically has become
almost a habit In the Hapsbourg fam-
fly. But this fault was aggravated by
the fact that the marriage was ocele
brated without imperial authorization,
His elder broth, the heir to the throne,
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Francs Joseph
main unfruitful
move the excellent Madame Schrab.~
Le Cri de Paris,
A fresh lot of
Beef Meal
\ BRANDT & STEHMAN
The
Annonciade Is employed
but it is feared all her efforts will re as
it
Dir
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warehouse
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to do this, tor
stock is sold,
the can not first
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or rent
"PARK & POLLARD
- DRY-MASH
MAKES THEM
46 CANAL & 139 FRIEND ST. ©
BOSTON.MASS
ASK THE MAN WAO FEEDS IT
Beef Serap
ect from the mannfacturer
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Engle's fine store
Sale or
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Poultry Bone
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- Mount Joy, Pa. New
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Wednesday,
room and
Rent as soon
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in three sizes
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Aiter You Are Through
Experimenting with The
nu their
March 6, 1912.
AUTOCAR AND
BUICK TRUCKS
Just-as-Good-Kind
oX & { BUICK
pf 7 1 | LOCOMOBILE
merits.
1912 Cars Now Here
able when one sees it practiced with 4
all gravity between a pair of school- and the ducheresse of Hohenberg, who
boys or college students. How deeply Were likewise separated by a great
the “German salute” is engrained in difference In station, were more adroit, caster Aitome Hp [0
the national forms of so-called polite and had taken into their play Madame J ) Uli l,
ness is proved by the story of the Schad, the mistress of Francis Jo- GARAGE NEVER CLOSED
independently minded subordinate of- S€PH- > y ’
p y mind Madnria Wauh iiss ia 230-238 W. King St.,
ficlal who steadily refused to maka A04NI Ferdinand SIS, hee Rosa .
the traditional obelsance to the CZuber, has nothing with which to re- LANCASTER ull PENNA.
“chief” and got the alternative of mak. Proach herself oF : ving made 0k
ing it or being dismissed. In Ger: ! 1 arg ad tke in an v lela : )
many it is etiquette for a gentleman | plion A Ji gue The rchduke LULPFICQUSE yak “i | The largest and only strictly firss
meeting a lady of his acquaintance in ““% I ediately demanded he? hand e ideal oil for eit either gir-co iE "class fireproof garage and repair
bt 1¢ severe Dr. Czuber ¢ om P C C . .
the street to take off his hat to her be ", the Vere Dr. Czuber made him ad, vania Cw shop in Lancaster City of County.
fore she bows. In Anglo-Saxon coun. Vail five years. : vour dealer ¢ has no W
tries the reverse is the practice, and JIS only a question now of ob \ A LT au ye GORI AN -
an American woman would feel not a | taining the pardon of the emperor \ \ AVERLY on ey 3
f é an 1 1 - Wal INDEPENDENT REFINE} Wukie .
H. E. EBERSOLE'S
Great March Clearance Sale
From Friday, Mar. Ist to Saturday, Mar. 16
Our dominant motive for this sale—A closing out of certain lines, odd lots,
short lengths preparatory to the spring trade.
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and
You will not find one ficticious price, no marking up and then down, but a
straight,
square cut,
to accomplish results.
CARPETS AND RUGS
House
that new Carpets
will pay to
and buy liberally
which 11 only
Axminster,
Brussels,
Axminster
27x54 in.,
( ly ning
re
last
HO
now
and Velvet
$2 at $1.50
13c. 30 do
10¢, or 3 pai
grade,
SE
will reveal § Children's Wool Hose, were 25c.
are needed, it HOW. ......., .19¢
your wants § Children’s Wool Hose, were 15c.
at these prices, [.adies’ Wool Hose, were 15c¢.,
during this ROW... cis iis 12.¢
[Ladies’ Wool Hose, were 25c.
Ox12. $25.00. HOW io a 19¢
Se $17.00 Men's Wool 4 Hose, were 15¢c.,
ox12, $22.00 BOW ee. 121¢
Men's Wool 1 Hose, were 25c.,
SPECIAL HEAVY RIB HOSE
z. only,
rs for...
to go at
.25¢
+r
23
.50
.50
Skirts at .
fH Ff
Gingham S
Knit
Patterns at
Mercerized
ol
BOOTS AND SHOES
now
Men's Felt
now
Boys’ Felt
now
Men's
Shoes,
Men's
Shoes,
High
$3.50,
High
$4.25,
Boys’ high top !
at
oo)
now 5...
[Ladies’
$2.00,
[Ladies’
[Fleece
now
[Fleece
$1. 65. now
Ladies’ heavy
$2.00, now
Boots,
Roots,
Top,
Top,
lined Shoes.
lined Shoes,
fleeced Skirts, at..
Skirts,
SKIRTS
19
39
39
-$
kirts, at §
at... Q 45
ge $ .75
Skirts, .$ .39
ints, ot. . 8 75
at $3.25
at ....$4.25
LINEN CRASH
Imported Linen
lue by the pc. at
ss quantity, per
were $3.00,
cevnna $2.50
$2.50,
Sweet & (
.75 Corduroy 1
.50 Pants, at
$1.00 Pants at
were
1 th
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[Ladies Gowns,
[Ladies’ Gowns, 5
were | Misses’ Gowns,
MEN’S PANTALOONS
Jrr make.
ined at $2.25
Cees $1.25
FLANNELETTE NIGHT
GOWNS
$1.00 at..
A5¢
Oc. at..... 39¢
30c., at ..39¢
were
grades at
&h -
jus
No
ea
fe
th 4
grades,
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Men's Flannel shirts in blue, gray
and brown,
were $1.00 at.
25
50 at. .
75 grades, at
fi
at
grades at
grades at
$1.00 grades,
$1.25
$1.
50
fH Ah
T5¢
TOQUES, AVIATION CAPS
WRAPS, FASCINATORS
UNDERWEAR
Men's fleeced S50. at ...... 39¢
Men's Rib fleeced, 50c. at .39¢
Men's Wool Rib, $1.00 at. HA5¢
Boys’ fleeced, 25¢., at ....20¢
Men’s Union Suits, $1.00 at.T5¢
Misses’ Union Suits, 50c. at.39¢
Misses fleeced Vests, were 25c.
NOW Lo. aan 20¢
Ladies’ Rib V. & P., were 25c.
HOW ii oiniveiive, 19¢
Ladies’ Rib V. & P., were 50c.,
HOW. iain, 39¢
[.adies’ Union Suits, were 50c
now
[Ladies’ Union Suits, were $1.00,
HOW oo. einai 75¢
l.adies’ Wool V. & P., were $1.00
NOW. a ae 75¢
TRUNKS
Even if the trunk need is
months ahead, buy now, it always
pays to buy goods when the seller
is enabled to sell cheapest.
$6.00 Trunks, now...... $5.00
$5.00 Trunks, now ...... $4.25
$3.50 Trunks, now ...:.. $2.90
$1.00 Suit Cases, now $ .85
$1.50 Suit Cases,
now ..$1.25
$2.50 Suit Cases, now ..82.00
$3.00 Suit Cases. now ..$2.50
$5.00 Suit Cases, now $4.00
Bo Traveling Bags, now. $8.50
Traveling Bags, now. 87.50
GLOVES GLOVES
All 25¢c. Gloves and Mitts,..19¢
All 50c. Gloves and Mitts. .39¢
All 75¢. Gloves and Mitts. .G0¢
All $1 Gloves and Mitts. .¥5¢
All $1.25 Gloves and Mitts
SWEATERS
$ .50 Sweaters, at ...... $ .39
$ 75 Sweaters, at ...... $ .60
$1.00 Sweaters, at ...... 8 .75
$1.25 Sweaters, at ...... $1.00
$1.50 Sweaters, at ...... $1.25
$200 Sweaters, at ...... $1.50
$3.00 Sweaters, at ...... $2.25
$5.00 Sweaters, at ...... $4.00
COMFORTS
S100 orade at .......... S$ 45
$125 0rade at ......... $1.00
$1.50 grade at .......... $1.25
$200 grade at .......... $1.50
P25 orade at... ........ $1.75
$2.50 grade at .......... $2.00
$5.00 grade-at .......... $4.25
$300 grade at ........... $2.25
BLANKETS
$ 30 cradeat .......... $ 42
$60 gorade at .......... $ .50
$200 grade at .......... $1.50
$3.00 grade at ........... $2.50
$400 orade at .......... $3.25
$5.00. crade at... .......; $4.25
MISSES’ COATS
10 Coats, $2.00, now .. 81.25
5 Coats, $2.25, now ....$1.90
5 Coats, $3.00, now ..$2.25
3 Coats, $3.00, now ....$2.00
10 Coats, $4.00, now ....$3.00
2 Coats, $4.50, now ..$3.50
10 Coats, $5.00, now ....$400
2 Coats, $5.50, now ....$4.50
WRAPPERS AND HOUSE
DRESSES
Percale, Flannelette and Prints
$1.00 Grades at
$1.25 grades, at
LOT DECORATED CHINA
10c: and 15¢. China ....., S¢
[Lot 10c. Granite Ware .... 8¢
Lot 25¢. Granite Ware ....20¢
[Lot 50¢c. Granite Ware ....40¢
LOT ODD SIZE CORSETS
$100.3, . =... on 60¢
S$ 80at 25¢
$ 25 at... iii, 15¢
GROCERY SPECIALS
Sc. Vanilla Cakes, a 1b.,... B5¢
Sc. Rice, 4 bs. for........ 25¢
Oc. Crackers, a lb, ........ 5¢
Best Baking Soda, a 1b., 5¢
6 doz. Clothes Pins for.... 5¢
6 lbs. Washing Soda for.. 5¢
6 .'bs. Raisins for........, 25¢
6 lbs. Gloss Starch for....25¢
N. B. During this sale no exchange
charging of any item on this circular.
H. EE. EBERSOLE.
Opposite Post Office
sale
Rugs
11
Rugs
at
Rugs,
at
[Lot of
Rugs,
75¢. Ingrain Carpets, a yd. G0¢
60c. Ingrain Carpets, a yd. 50¢
50c. Ingrain Carpets, a yd., 40¢
50c. Ingrain Carpets, special, a
yard... Le 35¢
350 Jute Carpets, a ..25¢
50c. Rag Carpets, a 5 ..45¢ 1.00
60c. Rag Carpets, a yd.. 521¢ > $1.00
50e. Oil Shades, at ....... 40¢ $ .50 Me Z
300. Oil Shodes ato. 22¢ $1.00 Klosefit Ski
10c.. Paper Shades at...... S¢ $4.00 Silk Skirts,
$35.00 Silk Skirts,
In our Shoe Department we
have made the heaviest cut of all, | Special, 500 yds.
for one purpose only, to clean out Crash, 12c. va
our Winter Stock, and have par- 9¢ per yd. le
ed prices to bring results. yard ........
Men's Felt Boots, were $3.30,
Lheaurmrenfiprrnenlipemmet fpr
or refunding will be permitted, and no
Yours for business
Mount Joy, Penna.
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home o
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Rebece
Sewers,
John H.
street on
o'clock, a
and 20
best kno
spected rq
She leav
Witmer
brothers,
mage, this
of Steelton
from the
Wharvell,
day aftern:
made in th
Sal
At Hot
March 12, ;
auct., sold
for the estat
dec’d.
5 Shares 1
of Mt. Joy,
C. H. Hoffn;
5 Shares
at $180.25 p
5 Shares |
at $180.15 De
2 Shares s.
at $180.10.
5 Shares s:
at $180.10.
5 Shares sz
at $180.10
5 Shares sa
at $180.05.
5 Shares sa
at $180.05.
5 Shares sai
at $180.05.
For
4 Shares of
180.15.
estate
ler at $
For other ac
2 Shares of
at $180.10,
5 Shares Cap
Sons to J. Har
Our Hi
Today Merc
pays as follows:
18c., lard, 11ec.,
Today Brand
as follows: Whe
oats, 64c,
ee
Engle’s stock
day night regard