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THERE'S AN A DVANTAGE IN
Young Brothers Carriage Works
THAT WILL ALWAYS CLAIM YOUR ATTENTION. IT IS
Custom Quality at Moderate Prices
There can be no better time tc order a new wagon for Spring than
now. It stands to reason that we can give more attention to a job ever
the winter months than during the busy season and naturally you get a
first-class job.
We also have some fine sleighs ready for your inspection.
YOUNG BROS.
Bell Telephone FLORIN, PENNA.
You Will Now Find Us
In Our
NEW
BUILDING
Kirk Johnson and Co.
MUSIC HAL.L.,
160-18 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
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is the only kind I sell—Furniture that 18 Furniture
Rockers Hall Racks
Picture Frames Ladies’ Desks |
Extension & Other Tables, Davenport
China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets
In fact anything 1n the Furniture Line
Undertaking and Embalming
H.C. BRUNNEZR
MOUNT JOY. PENNA
THE PEOPLE'S MARBLE
& GRANITE WORKS
Now is the time to erder Cemetery work for Spring at big reduct-
ions. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Sure days at Elizabethtown, from § a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays.
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OPPOSITE 8S. G. HERSHEY'S STORE, PARK STREET.
Ind. Phone 610D., Elizabethtown, or 7233B., Maytown.
* J. H. KEENER, Prop’r.
Works and Offices :
Maytown and Elizabethtown
CHARLES W. COBLE Mgr., Elizabethtown.
Look at these two pictures: —
The difference is caused by the
different kind of oil used. If you
want the steady, clear light al-
ways order the best oil—
FAMILY FAVORITE OIL
Triple-refined from Pennsylvania
Crude Oil. Costs little more than in-
ferior tank wagon oils—saves money,
saves trouble—saves your eyes. Your
dealer has Family Favorite Oil ia
barrels direct from our refineries.
WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO.
Independent Refiners PITTSBURS, PA.
Clear Steady
Light
‘with-out a
Flicker
Also makers of Waverly Special Auto
1 and Waverly Gasolines.
FTF 200 Page Book—iells all about ail.
Minds of Librarians not on
Things Mundane.
| Their Pecullar Absent-Mindedness ae
a Class, Mas Given Rise to
8ome Good Stories Told
by the Wits.
According to a familiar anecdote,
an aged and absent-minded Mbrarian, |
missing his umbrella as he started
homeward on a ralny day, went back
to the library and sought it in the
catalogue under U
Mote recent and perhaps as cred-
ible is a little tale of another librarian,
| younger, but not less absorbed in his
profession. As the telephone was out
of order, his wife asked him to at-
tend to a few errands for her on his
way to the library. On his consent-
ing, she ran to his desk, and hastily
taking the nearest card—one from &
packet of sample library supplies—
made out a list, which she handed to
him. He put it in his pocket and
promised not to forget it.
At dinner that night she reminded
him of his promise
“l was going to give you your fa
vorite dessert—hot gingerbread with
raising in it, and whipped cream,” she
assured him, reproachfully, “but I had
no ginger and not enough raisins, so
couldn't. The grocer didn’t bring
them, or anything else I ordered.
You must have forgotten, after all.”
“Indeed, 1 didn't forget,” he assur
ed her, earnestly. “I am perfectly
sure I attended to it.”
“That's odd,” was the answer.
They're not usually careless about or
ders. What clerk did you see?”
“Clerk?” he repeated, vaguely. “I
don't seem to remember seeing any
clerk.” Then, in a flash of enlighten-
ment, he added, with a gasp:
“Why, 1 didn’t see any. I—I aid at-
tend to the list—but I'm afraid I
filed it in the card catalogue, under
‘Groceries.’ ” And there, indeed, he
found it the mext day.
On another occasion, when his wife, |
wishing to know the whereabouts of |
inquired: |
their small daughter,
“Where's Evelina?’ she was horrified
to receive the reply:
“ ‘Evelina’ got pushed off the top of
the stepladder. Back broken, and
more or less damaged otherwise. A
pretty bad case, I'm afrald.”
“What?” exclaimed the
mother.
“Yes; a pity, isn’t it? But the bind-
er I've sent her to is a clever fellow,
and he may be able to make her pre
sentable again.”
By this time the mother had begun
to understand that “Evelina” so hor-
ribly injured was not the daughter of
the house, but only an early and well-
bound copy of the famous novel of
Mme. d’Arblay.—Youth’s Companion.
startled
Thief Missed Valuable Booty.
A remarkable recovery of stolen
heirlooms and jewelry has afforded
great gratification to the owner, &
lady living at Chelsea gardens, Lon-
don, England. During her absence
some days ago. her flat was broken
into, and an old-fashioned brass-bound
jewel case taken away. The thieves
abstracted from it a necklace, some
silver, and various articles of com-
paratively small value, and even broke
away the looking-glass in the Hd. In
the belief that all the valuables had
been taken, the thieves threw the
dressing-case into a thieket in Chelsea
gardens. The foMNowing day it was
found by a workman and taken by
him to Cannon-row police station. A
police officer, while examining it, hap-
pened to touch a secret spring, which
released a drawer containing all the
owner's valuables, including jewel
rings, medals which had belonged to
her father, and many other highly-
prized relies.
The Embaimed Egg.
The journal of the American Med:
(cal Association comments on a re
| cent discovery that antiseptics, given
affect the eggs and
practically enable the hen to em-
balm her own egg. It is hinted that
this discovery will be found to have
great commercial possibilities. The
farmer, we are told, will feed the
antiseptic to his hens and become his |
own storage warehouse. {
This is delightful information to
those who like embalmed food. All|
others will view this great discovery |
with cold suspicion. What we want |
in the way of eggs is not eggs that |
can’t spoil, but eggs that can spoil |
but haven't.
in a hen's food,
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Entirely Different Clothes For Men
Made By ‘‘The House of Kuppenheimer’’
Wednesday, May 1, 1912,
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Clothes” a
After a few moments’ glance at “Kuppenheimer
possible for
customer yesterday remarked, ‘I never knew it was
clothes to be so far different at similar prices.” That's just it.
Many men do themselves an injustice, because they do not look
around and compare what each store has to offer. Many a man
would |‘’kick himself” if he knew how far above all others these
Kuppenheimer Clothes are-—and to obtain them, it would not cost
him a penny more than what he paid elsewhere.
MAN THAT
THIS 18
THE
THAT
IT'S THE MAN WHO LOOKS AROUND,
KNOWS-HE'S THE MAN THAT REALIZES
THE BEST CLOTHING STORE IN LANCASTER
“KUPPENHEIMER"” Clothes are in a class of their own-—the
most perfectly made ready to wear clothes in America; they are
equal to high grade custom tailored garments, inside and outside,
beautifully finighed In every detail
Every Suit Is Fully Guaranteed
“Kuppenheimer” Clothes possess unequaled perfect fitting quali-
ties because of expert tailoring and designing and for the same
reasons they retain their shapeliness indefinitely. A broad range
of new fabrice—strictly all wool-—in late patterns and colorings.
$15.00 to $25.00.
The $15 “Donovan Special”
Js the equal of any, and better than most suits at $20. They rep-
resent the handiwork of expert tailors, the materials are strictly
all wool in the most fashionable patterns and spring shades. Com-
pare them with other suits advertised at $15.00 Then we are sure
. you will say “The Donovan Special for mine.’
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® i00--Wonen’s and Misses’ Cream Serge and Whipcord Suits
- That We Have Been Selling at $18 to $25 for
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- $8.50
|. THEY ARE SLIGHTLY SOILED—That's the reason, but
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Bluevale, Ont., May 4, 1910—*I was
they cam be very easily cleaned. They are the most stunning Suits
of the season. The coats are beautifully trimmed with silk braid
and Macrame lace, long, rolling collar inlaid with silk, turn back
cuff of silk, lined with finest peaude cygne silk. Skirts are all the
newest modes.
137 Women’s and Misses’ $15 Silk Dresses at
$7.50
These dresses were made for a leading specialty store, but were
not shipped, owing to some disagreement as to time of delivery.
The makers, therefore, sold them to us at such a sacrifice that we
can offer you the newest of the new styles at a price which enables
you to buy two or three dresses, for the usual cost of one. They're
of taffetas in plain colors and changeable effect, foulards in dots,
figures and bordered effects, messalines in plain colors and stripee
and natural colored pongees. Many are prettily trimmed with
lace yokes, lace and fancy buttons. They're just the kind of
dresses for use at Atlantic City and other resorts as well as in
town, and at the price it will be worth your while to buy several.
All women, Misses and small women can be fitted.
(Second Floor.)
Another Great Bargain. Beautiful Ramie Linen $7.50
Dresses at Only
$2.98
Of Ramie Linen and wide-wale Bedford
blue, pink, copenhagen, natural and king's
trimmed with Macrame lace, buttons and braid,
edged with lace, high and low neck. Some are
ed, and embroidered lace frills and lace yokes.
Pe Denoren®
Cord in White, light
blue Beautifully
3-4 set in sleeves,
beautifully braid-
Elegance and Style Pre
Trimmed Hats
Ask almost any woman who is
versed in the season's fashions Plumes Very Special Prices
to direct you to the foremost Bunch tips, 3 in a bunch, worth
millinery salon in Lancaster, and | ¢; £4 490
she will direct you to come here. | ¥ >" :
The most beautiful creations | +e
as well as the most wonderful | Bunch ps, toa bunch a
values, at the most popular [ranged in stick-up effects; spe-
prices | cial, $1.98,
Scores and scores of hats are
here, which in any other store | Regular $5.00 Ostrich Plumes,
would sell at $7 to $10, Our | in black, white and colors, $2.98.
prices are
$4.98, $5.98, $6.98 118 in, in length, full heavy heads,
| $4.98,
(Millinery Salon on first floor.)
FLOWERS.
No limit to the variety and the |
prices are very interesting.
Daisies, 5, 19, 49, 98c¢.
Rose Wreaths 19, 29, to $1.98.
Hyacinths, all colors—15c,
Crushed Roses, 6
red, pink and white—29c. (
Untrimmed Hats and Trimmings
Because of our enormous buy- |
ing powers, and because we buy (grades, at proportionate savings.
direct from the manufacturers,
we are in a position to sell you |
your every Millinery want at
prices that are just about what
others stores pay for their mer- |
chandise. This ig really the main |
reason why our millinery busi- |
ness has met with such great suc-
cess.
Regular $2 Chips, Milans and
Neapolitans, in all the leading
shapes of the season: black,
white and burnt, 98c.
Eminent in All Oar
| toliage—908c.
in a bunch, | ers, in a very broad variety.
[serviceable and
the real article, $3.98.
of very
trimming required, $2.98.
including cable edge, 69c up.
Regular $8.00 Ostrich Plumes,
Full Jack Roses with buds and
Moss Roses—19, 29, 39c.
La France Roses, $1.49.
Scores of other beautiful flow-
Untrimmed Millinery Section.)
better
A great gathering of
CH 0
IMITATION PANAMAS
Made of peanut braid, just as
loek as good as
AUTOMOBILE HATS
Hand made in different shapes,
good braid, very little
SAILOR HATS
Of every description and color,
PORCH FURNITURE---A SPLENDID SHOWING
See for yourself the wide range of excellent ideas we have on
reliable kind and every
display: every
lawn, garden or summer cottage.
REED FURNITURE
Natural finish is, of course, the most desirable,
Nothing more serviceable. Rock-
to $3.90.
in celor finishes.
Tables, 50c.
are pieces here
ers, $2.25 to $5.90.
WILLOW FURNITURE
needed style for porch,
41) 0
although there
Wide range of well-built, comfortable pieces—most of them
natural finish
Chairs, $1.50 to $2.75.
Rockers, 93c¢. to $2.75. Settées, $4.50 to $5.90.
CANE FURNITURE
Very attractive styles—bought under price; and especially
marked for your choosing.
Settees, $5.90; worth $7.50; Rockers, .$3.90; worth $5.60;
Chairs, $3.50; worth $5.50.
AWNINGS GIVE US YOUR ORDER NOW
Estimates cheerfully furnished
free, Woven in effective carpet-like
We use only John Boyle's U. S.designs—very serviceable. A cool
standard ducking, which insuresand artistic bed-room rug—three
the best service, and our prices sizes
the most moderate.
are
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Call
will
32 to 38 East King Street, Lancaster, Penna.
vse es
BRURCHITIS - E le C + ri c
To Whom It May Concern
gick for two years with chronic bron-
chitis and a consequent run-down con-
dition. I received no benefit from doc-
tors or from a trip which I took for
my health, and I had to give up work,
Yino! was recommended, and from the |
to im- |
second bottle I commenced
prove. I gained in weight and strength,
my bronchial trouble disappeared, and |
I am at work again.
It is the combined action of the
| eurative elements of the cods’ livers,
Bona Fide Risk. |
Take your wife and children, for in- |
stance; were they not once a good |
honest risk’ are you trying to |
make of’ pow—securities! My |
dear sir, that #8 Just what accounts |
for your presemt domestic malaise. |
You have been applying a financial |
system to romamee. The trouble is |
not that your Gnaneial system did not |
apply; the real trouble has been all |
along that yowr foancial system it- |
self ts thoroughly wosound. Of course,
the very fact that it did not apply |
to romance should settle that point.—
Richard Rice. Jr. in the Atlantic.
Must Have Been Over Sixty.
“What,” enthusiastically exclaimed |
the man of forty who was attending |
the ‘coming-out’ party, “is more beau- |
tiful than a girl of twenty who Is just
budding into womanhood?”
“Well,” replied the man of sixty, “if |
you really want my opinion, I should |
say a nice, new, twenty-dollar bill.”
see Qe.
Hurting Their Sale |
The disease among horses brought |
from the west, and sold in Lan-|
caster county, 18 injuring their
sale. More than a score of western |
horses have dled withim the last few |
weeks, and there are a great many!
sick at this time. !
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—D eee
Lost—A Scotch collie dog. Re-|
ward for return to W. L. Gardner, |
near Mount Joy. |
aided by the blood-making and
strength-creating properties of tonie
iron contained in Vinol which makes
it so successful in curing bronchitis. |
Vinol is a constitutional remedy for |
chromic coughs, colds, bronchitis and
pulmonary troubles—not a palliative
like cough syrups.
Try Vinol. If you don’t think if
belps you, we will return your money
For Sale by
E. W. GARBER, MOUT JOY, PA,
We Can Clean
Your Carpets
Bitters
With Time on Her Hands
ator to
gladly
paid deliveries
same day as order is received.
Hodges Fiber .Rugs
$4.50, $6.50 and 8$7.50
110 E010
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
1000 Lancaster,
reverse charges and we
for them. Pre-
will be made on
tell oper-
pay
0
GO TO
W.B.BENDER
East Main St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Made A New Kian Of Him.
“] was suffering from pain in my
stomach, head and back,” writes H.
T, Alston, Raleigh, N. C,, “and my
liver and kidneys did net work right,
but four bottles of Electric Bitters
made me feel like a new man.”
PRICE 50 CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
£0.
ore
LAYOR BUST
7 PARK & POLLARD A 1ady is apt to feel
wo Sd aR
than that-it makes them
The Park & Pollard Dry-Mash )
is not the cheapest feed on the market,
but your eggs will cost you less than
{ on any ration you can feed them.
| They just can't help Lay, they
| must when fed upo= it.
For Sale by
On the floor by Street
Hand or Electric Vacuum Machines.
| BRANDT & STEHMAN
> | ount Joy, Pa.
Wagon, | Ask the man whe feeds it
At our worke by Cold Air, Dry
Blast or Vacuum Machines.
Our service is prompt.
If you phone orders, call factory
direct, 135 Beaver—Bell Phone,
44x; Independent Phone, 1791L.
Or you can send them to
Novelty Carpet
Cleaning Works
Orders at Works, 135 Beaver
street, er J. B. Martin & Co.
Both 'Phones.
LUNG DISEASE
«After four in our family had died
of consumption 1 was taken with
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
# but my life was saved and I gained
87 pounds through using
DR. KING'S
NEW
DISCOVE
W. R. Patterson, Ye
PRICE 60c and $1.00 AT ALL D
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FOR A
GOOD SHAVE
STYLISH HAIR-CUT
REFRESHING SHAMPOO
or anything in the Barber Line.
she is carrying one of our watches
she will at least be sure of always
being accurate in her appointments.
We are naturally proud of the time-
‘keeping qualities of our elegant gold
land silver watches, as well as of the
/dainty and artistic designs, and the
{beautiful workmanship throughout.
|Our Jewelry bears the reputation of
/being ‘‘ever best.”
Please Remember I Also
I algo carry as a side line
Camera and Photo Supplies
MAKE THE MAY WALK MORE
ENJOYABLE BY TAKING A
KODAK
‘Repair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
Very Promptly
You will not be disappointed time
‘and again if you bring your repair
{work to me.
|
a Oy ics
Then you will have not only the
| pleasure of the outing, but the add-
ed pleasure in the pictures which
preegerve the memory of the fun.
d [does it quick.
Ask me for a free copy of the new
Kodak catalogue.
Agent for Standard Steam Laundry.
'R.V. FEGLEY
East Main Street. MT. JOY, PA.
F271 Plants for Sale
[to separate a boy from a box of Buck |
|len’s Arnica Salve. His pimples,
| boils, scratches, knocks, sprains, and fi have a Ane Jot of cabbage, caull-
{bruiises demand it, and its quick re- | Cr Pepper, tomato, egg plant,
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lief for burns scalds, or cuts is his jredbeet and lettuce plants which I
rigiht. Keep it handy for boys, also loffer for sale very reasonable.
girls. Heals everything healable and
Unequaled for piles.
Only 25 cents at S. B. Bernhart &
Coe. i2t
E. B. Hostetter
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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