tobacco farming has
rounds in one of our rural
Royal is the only baking
powder made from Royal
Grape Cream of Tartar
reduced
the
both
financial
should
acres of
Considering
question from a
point we believe we
marketing
hundred
an acre to putting
twenty
at one and twenty
ten dollars of
-
No Alum No Lime Phosphates bor and cash in an acre of potatoes
and reaping a five dollar crop
On Saturday afternoon Miss Anna
Long ol Landisville entertained
Misses May Manning, Ruth Stoll,
— —— Martha Breneman, Anna Reist,
SALUNGA ister, Mrs. Brandt. Mary Reist, Barbara Frey of Mount
The Benjamin Aston sale was The stork visited the home of Mr. JOY, Mabel Moser of Reading, Leah
quite a success. and Mrs. Keener last week and left Bard of Mechanicsburg, Anna Herr,
Mr. and Mrs. Umberger moved to |l.ehman Bair Keener incaster; Ada Weaver, Anna Wea-
Bainbridge on Monday. John Peifer and family attended Ver. Strasburg; Emma Shenk, Wil-
The Erb boys of Petersburg visit- the vedding reception at Albert low street Mima Hershey, Martha
ed Norman Bair an Sunday. Harman's last Sunday Eby, Salunga; Grace Mumma, Maria
Miss Anna Johnson was visiting Mr. I. O. Brunter, an uncle to 'fabecker, Barbara Trout, Mary
friends in town on Sunday . Mrs. Samuel Eby, was buried in Baker, Mabel Nolt and the Misses
U. G. Waltenmyer moved into a Philadelphia on Wednesday. Wolf of Landisville. After spending
portion of the Jacob Herr house. Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Myers took a most delightful afternoon, all the
Q. O. Reitzel and family moved spin by auto to Elizabethtown to 8irls did justice to a splendid sup-
hack to Salunga for the summer. ee their grand-daughter Ruth. erved by their hostess
Mr. Phares Aument spent Sunday Mrs John Herr and daughter -
with his parents at McGovernville. Mis Ita ote are still housed up The High School Examination
Annie Uren of Rohrerstown vis-|with the grip and its accompani- 3; examination for entrance to
ited Miss Mary Peifer on Tuesday. | ments the Mount Joy High School was held
Mrs. Caler is home again after Mrs. Hartranft moved on Monday | S2turday the thirtieth for pupils
spending a few weeks at Lancaster. |; io the old Ben Aston house which | °Utside the borougl The following
Mr. Joe Deibler of Enola visited |was sold on Saturday to Mr. Baker | ’¢0Ple passed the examination for
his sister, Mrs. Wm. Fackler on Sun- lof Bamford rance to the A class next fall:
day. Mies Merv. Shenk. and i Lottie John Jooth, Paul Lefevre, Walter
. Rutt, J. Roy Breneman, Mary Her-
Mrs. Hartranft’s sale was well at- [{oward are takin 1 the sights and hey and Mabel Moore
tended and good prices were the some of the great unical events in ae
rule, New York City i
: . Laster Display.
Mr Levi Shuman attended the The Re [ldward Devine preach- Of the season's newest shades
Hackerty funeral at Rohrerstown oq his initia sermon in tne M. E. ind styles in neckwear at 25¢, 39c,
on Thursday. hurch Sunday morning to a highly |... 4 =o, Getz Bros.
Miss Mary Peifer will spend the appreciative congregation ——— -—
Easter holidays in Philadelphia and Philip Metzgar, jr, and wife of The following letters remain un-
Highland Park, Philadelphia, expect to spend their | paljeq for at the Mount Joy Post-
Norman Miller bought recently a Faster vacation with his parents, | office April 3, 1912: |
new motor cycle from Frank Schock Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metzgar Mrs. Fannie Nye.
of Mount Joy. Miss Mary Gorrecht’s work as a Miss Mary Rowe.
Barbara Newcomer left on Satur- stenographer and type-writer for a Tm
day to spend the summer with her Lancaster firm is shown to be ap- Advertise in the Mt. Joy Rulletin
11 00D NI |
AS 0 0 P OT O
FROM $2.50 TO $25.00.. EV-
ERYTHING FOR THE HORSE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
STOCK
If not will youtry thetrial size
left at your house today
FULL
OF VETERINARY
MEDICINES, MAKER OF ALL
" *£
. : :BLANKETS
a HAVE YOU TRIED w=
a . =
! mE WE SAVE YOU TWO PRO-
. MA GI( m FITS ON WOOL HORSE
“ ® S BLANKETS BUYING DIRECT =
. ® ZS FROM THE MAKERS, IS I
= THE WHY? OF IT. PRICED I
a E ANYWHERE FROM $1.00 TO S
ca = — Te rN IE $10.50. £
m= El
aE FINES" STOCK LAP
m = ROBES IN THE COUNTY, =
m= Rh
NE E
There is nothing to equal it
FOR CLEANING CLOTHING
KINDS OF HARNESS
ward Kreckel
=
LANCASTER, PA. s
£
iw
\ of Grease or Tar pots, Cleaning Colors
’ 8
« on Men's or Ladies’ Coats or; 53
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# Itis soon time for house cledning and if : “il
i Irunks at Half Pricc. Great Bar-
H you want to clean the wuoodwork or gains. On The Square.
wa brighten up the fiirniture tse a TOE EETETE TT T CE TT TTT
» little of the trial size I left you so that
. you will be convineed that there 0090006600600 0004
n is nothing better. = $ We are Always Prepared to serve ¢p
=| § &
: =, Pure é
For House Cleaning *¢: sprine ¢
We can sell any quantity you want = 3 Water $
at a very reasonable figure. Eo ICE: .
| IN ANY QUANTITY at Very @§
% . ® a é Moderate Charges. &
Give It a 1 rial a Don fail 40 feo Ns heme plac- %
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BGG sLELEEEnasnussssssstssIsSsussessessennssss * JU. NV. Stauffer & Bro. 3
¥ s Mount Joy, Penna. &
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SHAS. Be ZELLER
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE
St., Mount Joy |
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Calling {and Clerking of Public Sales |
Settlement of Estates.
Collection of Rents.
East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
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been going the
papers.
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The Label will guide you ie conte Bi n or H nart of pie
3( ee was 1at, had farmers raise(
potatoes instead of tobacco, the cost
of living would have been greatly
sides of
stand
prefer
tobacco
dollars
la-
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'HE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Wednesday, April 3rd, 1912
preciated by a raise of salary EDITORIALS c
WIL: Berti ray ihe Th Ti - " . A Vacuum (leaner
‘ Cooper farm, Landisville, on Mon Att { m of Mi Schroll e Ime ~~ 1 owing or .v »
daF 400 Horace Cone be ver io" oh 5 Bn we Bargain Price $10
3" Coop far the vme day figh Sel edith tl weel
\ dat Kexars 2 1 mn NEES :
A Mount Joy Bulletin, It Hpnil Ist HE DOMESTIC JUNIOR Is a
ry el’ o Chiques moved fi t we should express to ‘ vacuum cleaner that will do more
3 hend! propertis on vi chroll om preciatio for the WwW work than many high priced clean-
A LB \ n idan nd Geo ¢ ; hi . . | Re 1 in e Must Move ers and much more than any other
, pitas y aay, and Gre ld which he ha n us cleaner of an equal price,
Way moved into the other house on ur behal We have learned many It looks like a carpet sweeper-—
~ the same avenue on Monday things that we could not learn in Our new building will not be ready for us to occupy We MUST reduce works like a carpet sweeper—but is
( nd Mi Amos Cooper’ re- the class room It has been for us our large and complete stock of a vacuum cleaner—a cleaner that
ro their outhern trip on ga practical experience which we will ele ans your carpets and rugs through
: : d and through
| tturday hey had a fine time un not soon forget In the class room a
the last week when Mi Cooper we have sometimes been tempted to
heavy cold from which she is think that the keen eve of our Eng
till sufferin lish teacher was over zealous to cor-
Miss Miriam Kendig on the in rect the mistakes we have made. We
0 have pure and wholesome vitation of Mi Arline Stauffer at find now, however that too much
tended the Upper Leacock High care can not he taken to keep our
2 School a N Mein Baslizsh pure ah a tne . oe
ood, be sure that your baking 100 Con mencement last | riday English pure and to say a thing In a Buy Nowy! Save Money!
° ind spent the night in the hospit way that it can be understood
powder 1s made from cream able home of the Stauffers We trust that our efforts may as .
A somewhat animated if not an prove as interesting to our readers SELECT YOUR PIANO BY MAKING A SMALL PAYMENT NOW AND
of tartar and not from alum. nstructive discussion on potato and they have been profitable to us THE BALANCE IN WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
the Road
where does he
The Knight of
Who is he?
You can find here the largest array ol Standard makes of Pianos
From
: . handled by any one firm i y © These is akes y
come? He is the outcast of society é RY an) : ie firm in the count ry. These Old Reliable makes, such
: y : as Knabe a 1an nry I ille r wre &
In nine cases out of ten he is a con- abe, Lardman, Henry F. Miller, Ivers & Pond, Jewett, Lester,
Weaver and York. Let us show you o ur stock, quote our prices, we are
firmed drunkard. His motto may be
Without Labor.” His
“hard However
ps sure we can please vou
stated, live .
pass-word is times."
when he has begged a square meal,
r———
and has secured a log, a bottle and
a pipe he thinks no more of hard
times. He is loth to tell truthfully his shows the amount of solid
where he comes from But as a Ir 0 nson an 0 | dirt which the Domestic Junior took
“roost” he selects Mount Joy. Our # [Trom a carpet witieh looked clean.
constables see him loaf about with dea Sele 01 uy Jousewite b
ast ne - at she give it 2 fair trial—plie
his fellow knights but say nothing 24 WEST KING STREET. out the cleanest carpet in the house
Who knows what thefts and evil and run this vacuum cleaner over
deeds are perpetrated in this way it-—then open the cleaner—Ilook at
Yet we allow our homes to be mo- the amount of dirt you got out of
your carpet or rug which you
lested and never protest. thought was clean,
The cost of this wonderful little
Youthful Advice to Our Grave vacuum cleaner is just $10.00 and
is sold to you with the guarantee te
Councilmen, 1 3 |
e perfectly
spect or we
satis
will refund
Have the people of this town ev- actory in every re-
your money.
er thought of the dire results caus- Dr 7 ;
rop card for circular and demon-
ed by paper and banana and orange stration
lings lying on the pavements and
streets some farmers, who come
to town have, because bits of paper B. =. PEFFER
lying on the streets have frightened
their ho Some peddstrians Agent
have also had the pleasure of step MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
il on a banana peeling and then
being laid up fou while with a e——
broken leg, arm or a fractured hip. Es en a =
Ni bage cans would prevent = | | @S==4e
tl I'he expense of putting up -
these cans would be but a trifle. A After You Are Thr
v
town like this ought to have them ough
too, because they are a means of E arg 1 1
keaping rubbish from the streets Xperimenting with The
Sone 3 0 ( course might not y re
deposit the material in the cans but MER ELE EE Just-as-Good-Kind
they vould gradually learn to do
} 3 3 o
S rom the others The pec ff SWUICK
o from the others. The people of 3 NEW FURNITURE STYLES BUICK
this town should at least think it
ol 5 3efore furnishing your NEW HOME, or re-furnishing or filline LOGCOMOBILE
ov 1g or filling up
a m the vacant places in your OLD HOME this Spring, it will pay you to Cn z
Commencement at the Milton @ examine this truly wonderful assortment. It has no parallel in size, WWTOCAR AND
Grove High School. variety or beauty. Our great volume of business and our heap loca- BUICK TRUCKS
tion enables us to offer extremely low prices at this time
The commencement exercises of |
the Mount Joy township High School DINING ROOM FURNITURE Sold tly t meri
| were held last Thursday evening in “ We have purchased from several of our regular m akers, among Herts
| the school building at Milton Grove. |® the best in the country, the pick of their surplus stock, at a bargain. —
& These are now offered at a saving to vou of from 10 to
CARPETS ANDRUGS
The following persons were graduat- 30 per cent,
| ed: Miss Stella G. Risser, Miss Viola | ®
New 1912 Cars Now Here
guaranteed on
11
Mae Risser and Amos R. Erb. & Savings of from 15 to 25 per cent. all standard
The following program was very B makes, in all desirable styles and patterns. Don’t buy floor coverings
well rendered: [= until you see what we can save you. fe
Invocation; Music, School; saluta | 3 Headquarters for Carpet Cleaning and Re-laying | ‘ y
tory oration, “Climb, Though the mn Lane Astor \ifomohile (6
Rocks Be Rugged,” Viola Mae Ris-|# Westernber er Mal ; | h Ns
2 ev
ser; Class History and Prophecy, ® 125-181 East King S-. g y . & Myers i GARAGE NEVER CLOSED
| Stella (3 aay wi ‘ial R x ly PA, | O2().0¢ <
Sens G. oi r; nse val Soa, |. rrr rr ry errr eer BE 230-238 W. King St.,
“Burning o tome, (Pan satie LTR | t
| LANCASTE « - a
| M. Lehman, ’'14; recitation, ‘“The | R PENNA.
Famine” (from Hiawatha), Viola THE GRAIN HOUSE OF THE EAST Sona
Mae Risser; Oration, “A Place in SSTABLISHEI' 189- | The largest and only strictly first
the Ranks Awaits Us,” Stella G. ’ ‘ | class fireproof garage and repair
| Risser; Vocal Solo, “Voices of “~ WILLI A M L | shop in Lancaster City of County.
Woods,” (Watson) Miss Elsie H. » BEAR & CO.
Lehman: Valedictory Oration, “The | (Members Chica a em i ~ .
? g 0 Board of Trade | 1 a= :
Jeauties of Nature,” Amos R. Erb; de) | OTe | oF==tg | @ @
BROE ERS
presentation of diplomas: address to |
! the graduates, Prof. J. S. Simons; TRISR™
’ PENNS ANIA JIL NG J I
I Music. schools. “NNSYLVANIA BUILDING, Chestnut and 15th Sts., PHILADELPHIA
a — —~
Paeciic Day STOCHS BONDS INVESTMENTS |
Parents’ Day at the Mount Joy | 30 SECONDS 2 MINUTES i
High School, Thursday afternoon, | Fo Chicago Board of Trade. To any Grain Market in America
It was attend- |
ed by about seventy parents and | Lancaster Branch 220-226 Woolworth Bldg.
friends. At three o’clock the ehild-| EE ————— —— ———————— :
ren were dismissed and Rev .Spang- | qufefeedesfecfocosfesfesfosfosgost z fa
| ler addressed the parents. His sub-| by etek | rm————
| ject was “Give and Get.” and he en- |* HEX RB ET GG. WwW AI ol Ll % |
deavored to show the parents that TEACHER OF oe arden
it was impossible to get anything | § 3: and Flower Seeds
out of the children iwthout Sng P) +
something. He said that some par- im Il im d. ld Il). [all dll} | Hdl ill # | In bulk and packages. Seed time is
ents send their children to school | ( ( 3 here and to those needing flower
{ and expect the teachers to make} S71 vA rr x and garden seed we bespeak a
accomplished men and women out 3 STRICT ATTENTION PAID TO PUPILS % | 8enerous portion of your patronage.
of them, and yet they do not give | 4% Director of WAITZ’S 4
the attention to them that the teach- i . ! ORCHESTRA % Lo
ers do. These same parents, he 3 Music Furnished for All Occasions i
said, are the very ones that do the | Studio: 340 West Ki S 3
: : ing St. i
“kicking” when their children do | § Bol Pons os 8 St., Lancaster. + Seeds. Poultry Supplies
not get along well in their studies. | % ely lone, 978M feb 28-3 mo * v ’
Prof. Kraybill then talked on the BOP ddddddoddddodoirodofoid fod fd ddd dd tts os a a a KA 2 . .
0 on ann TY PPC Spraying Liquid
| ing.
jy and Conveyancing. | to $8.00. Getz Bros.,, Mt. Joy.
subjects of promptness,
definite regular
The parents
the
our
and
study
of attendance
hours for
home trees on
hand at
were highly pleased with meth-
od of teaching used in schools
and the knowledge gained hy the
$ anf 3 : Thelight thes o aves your ey is S e
majority of the pupils this term anh — aves ou
1d of li
rma lls screens
FAMILY FAVORITE or Dro ug gist
Rohrer—Detwiler the best oil made, the oil that gives 1 : oO
Miss Beulah Detwiler left town re
for Washington, D C.,
was married to Mr. E. B.
Tuesday
WAVERLY OIL WORKS CoO.,
Independent Refiners, PITTSBURG, PA.
Also maker ¥
where she
ph : rs of Waverly Special
Rohrer, of Lancaster, who is con- Auto Oils and Waverly Gasolines. FREE me age t 4
nected with the National Cash 6.45 p. m.
Register Company of Dayton, O. West Main St., MT. JOY, PA.
They will reside in South Carolina. |
re AU \ -
Warehouse Blown Down. Y iin ii si — - |
The tobacco warehouse of Mr. G. TOBACCO SEED DR. J. CLEMENT JENKINS MAKES EATING A PLEASURE
Summy near Sporting Hill. was weaver’s Imp. Broad Leaf, 3 oz. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
blown down by the storm last even-
Mr. Summy is the proprietor
of the Summy House in Manheim.
rere Qn
530-532 Woolworth Building
Lancaster, Pa.
Office Hours:
Individual plant, 50¢ 3 oz. No. 1
grade 25c. For sale by all leading
| merchants or by mail.
AT 1
(0d AIDS DIGEST ION @d
|
9a. m. to 3 p. m.
1
JOHN S. WEAVER Sunday and Other Hours |
Jnglish Norfolk Jackets. Glen Mawr Seed Farms By Appointment | :
Are®he latest in suits for the boys | . Both Ph Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
| We show an elegant line at from $3 | | KINZER'S = a3 PENNA. a Ones Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
|jan. 31-8t. Ind. 1877 Bell Lan., 994 Advertise in the Mt
he Mt. Joy Bulletin.
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