te
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B Daniel N. Forry and Amos N. For-
est Service , Rapho, executorg of John
Fors €
——— J. H. Zeamer of Columbia, execu-
tor of Solomon Zeamer. late of West
Novelty Rug Co.,
LANCASTER,
Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio.
{ ‘“We find,” he writes, ‘‘that Dr.
# King’s New Life Pills surely put
B new life and energy into a person.
via i “Wife and 1 believe they are the
Y best made.” Excellent for stomach,
he « #2 ¢»yy liver or kidney troubles. 25 cents
7 / jy at 8. B. _Bernhart & Co
‘ a 0 DE m———
. Always on Same Day
& :
) Decoration Day and July Fourth
} both fall on Thursday this year.
| a AS
: Advertise the Mt. Joy Bullctin
j 1 seen the
i |
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For Sale by | 5 MM : i win
| 2 ) Maggie EKlocteir ye
{ BRANDT & STEHMAM | 1912 Magic LICCITIC LICE dler
Ice Ice
have
Pure Crystal Spring Water ce that I
have had since I am in the business,
which I am now
public.
Florin daily.
Bell Phone.
Please Read These Two Letters.
The following letter from Mrs. Orville Rock will prove how unwise
it is for women to submit to the dangers of a surgical operation when it
may be avoided by taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
She was four weeks in the hospital and came home suffering
worse than before. Then after all that suffering Lydia kK. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound restored her health.
HERE IS HER OWN STATEMENT.
v >aw Paw, Mich. — “Two years ago I suffered
Sod very severely with a displacement—I conld not
be on my feet for a long time. My physician
Ann Arbor for an op=
Z fic f,
eks and came home
jer: tion.
om at I st yr me to
I was there four w
[suffering worse than before. My mother ade
vised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
(Compound, and I did. To-day I am well and
strong and do all i own housework. I owe my
health to Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Com=-
js 1 nd and ise every woman who is afflicted
{ : \ i 1le « vint to try it.” — Mrs.
{ ) Ie « BB. 1 , Paw Paw, Mich.
_ - _ s »
Ne ( y Se of im
ill uu what I suffer
Fo ing. I wa
fo ir bat an operation y
» ’ X
1 i am
¢ ¢
1 |
l
(
» y ™\
¥ Pinkham’s )
Com I Das Ded the stancgard 1 \
f il vO sick woman do )\
who wi 1 not try this famous n 'V
exclusive ly fro roots and her |}
has thousands of cures to its credits J
*>inkham invites all sick
advice. Si
to write her for
guided th ousands to health free har
Address Mrs, Pinkham, L MI
Cherries May be Scarce
-
CARPET T S \mo the other fruit crops to
be ¢ ailures th year is cher-
— 1 here was every prospect
! | yEANE ! ) early that there would be a vield.
Yd A ig A ’
( e ( L early sweet varieties
ynably full, but the
01 sour
especially the
Best Work “"
Will Settle Estates
Hempfield.
Samuel S. Greider of
Christian S. Greider of
are the administrators
Greider, late of this place.
rl Ir ere ee
Rapho,
135-137 Beaver St.,
PENNA.
What Texans Admire
is hearty, vigorous life,
Mount Joy. Pa-
18 t IY have it would
Ask the man who feeds it 4 7 1 : ye not, It world
be advisable to se it work, before
you bu other make of electrie
LAER - ever ] heard of an elec-
If you are hungry for Buckwheat sells at the same
t
used to pri
Cakes, the kind mother : ns to do the amount of
bake, we still have Buekwheat flour work of the MAGIC, whieh is
en hand. yuaranteed for five (5) years?
I wish to inform the public that I
one of the largest orops of
ready te serve the
Wagon thru Mt. Jey and
See me before placing
your order for the seasom. Prices
reasonable.
[Let me demonstrate the machine
to you and it will show yeu things
that you never before would have
O. S. Frank believed. Why not make house
cleaning a pleasure instead eof
DRUDGERY?
The Woman Who Uses One Is The
Best Advertiser
send for eatalogue
MT. JOY, PA,
ry ’ | for
Frgntral cough on |
i i§ ©.0. BRANDT
; § | Agent for the
. 1 | |Bissel and Magic Electrie Cleaners
When you are eleaming house,
why not rent a
the hard work easy. Charges are |
Yery reasonable. Be sure to engage
the sweeper in time.
a Ue ow c |
en. Continuous
probably
and
Harrisburg,
of M." I.
according to
.persons
sweeper and make |
[eon made a postals savings bank.
Pension Bill
THE MANY OLD SOLDIERS GET
AN INCREASE
as Passed by
Details of the Measure
and Several
Taft
Approved
I'resident
Congress
Days ago by
Following are the details of the
new pension bill, which has been
agreed to by Congre and which
was signed by the President prior to
his starting for the West
“Section 1--That any person who
has served 90 days or more in the
military or naval service of the
United States during the late Civil
War, who has been honorably dis-
charged therefrom, and who has
reached the age of sixty-two years or
over, shall upon making proof of
such facts, according to such rules
and regulations as the Secretary of
the Interior may provide, be placed
upon the pension roll, and be en-
titled to receive a pension as fol-
lows: In case such person has
reached the age of sixty-two years
and served 90 davs, $13 per month;
6 months, $13.50 per month; 1
vear, $14 per month; 13 years,
$14.50 per month; 2 years, $15 per
month } years or over $16 per
mont! In cage such person has
lt} re Of ixty-six years
1d served 90 days, $15 per mq
( ntl ) per month 1 1
( 1% vel $16.50 ner
t ® ontl ) 1
t! 3 ol
nth. 1 \
i th 0 )
1 1 0 da ®1¢€ VOT
} ) nt}
r
N 1
1
1
: 1
) That
ho 1 n th 1
1 i of the United
Qt ate Tur the ( ind re
1 1 orabl ree, nd
} ded in battl o1 n
1 C uty 1d now unfit for
al labor 1} reason thereof, or
who from other causes
incurred resulting in
hi disal inable to per-
orm manual labor hall vid the
Y imi ¢ ior ler this vot
$30 per month without regard to
+1 { v ( ©
} t ho 1
c 1 the 1
or nava ( tl Ur ] S t¢
$ \ h M ar t
1 liscl tt fre \D-
on n ) f h ice
titled t neion
of 3 1 month.’
“All. of the afox fd pensions
hall comt from the date of fil-
1 f the applications in the Bureau
of Pension 1fter the passage and
approval of this act: Provided,
That pensioners who are sixty-two
now re-
laws
are pending in the
appli-
Pen-
in such pre-
receive the benefits of this
act: and nothing herein contained
shall prevent any pensioner or per-
son entitled to a pension from prose-
vears or over, and who ara
ceiving pensions under existing
or whose claims
Bureau of Pensions, may, by
the Commissioner of
may
cation to
sions form as he
scribe,
receiving a
law at the
period
and
other
the same
is receiving a pension under
provisions of this aet; Provided,
That no person who is
shall
cuting his claim
pension under any
same time or for
that he
the
further
receiving or
now
hereafter receive
a greater pension, under any other
general or special law, that he would
be entitled to receive under the pro-
herein shall be pensionable
visions
under this act,
2—That
Section
shall not be coz
tions filed hereunder.”
“Section 3 no
torney. claim or
shall be entitled to receive a
pensation for services
presel
of Pensions, or gecurimr
sion, under this act, except in ap-
plications for original
10 have not heretofore re-
ceived a pension.”
Section 4 oy enefits of
this act shall in person
who served d ate Civil
War, or in the War with Mexico,
v hereafter
aid who is now or
become entitled to pension under
the acts of June 27, 1890: Febru
ary 15, 1895 and the joint resolu
tions of July 1 002, f and June 28
19068, or the January 29
1287; March
; Pi February
17, 1397.
“@octiomn 5.— That it shall be the
duty of the Commissioner of Pen-
gions, as eaeh application for pen-
sion under this act is adjudicated. to
eause to be kept a record showing
the name and length of service of
each claimant, the monthly rate of
payment granted or received by
him and the county and State of his
residence: and shall, at the end of
the fiscal year, 1914, tabulate the
record =o obtained by States and
counties, and shall furnish eertified
eopies thereof upon demand and the
payment of such fee therefor as Is
provided By law for certified eopies
of records im the executive depart- |
ments.” !
re AGA
Another Savings Bank
Bainbridge peat effice has)
| size mahogany
The
pension bY |
T———
OORT ARE OES
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Wednesday, May 22, 1912,
——
At 5c, 10c, 25¢, 50c and $1.00
A World 1s Spread Before You
OER ERT NRE RT
i
154-1¢%
Ad ditional
From Osaka, Japan—from Amsterdam, Holland—
from Newark, New Jerssyr=trom Geneva,
Switzerland — from
from everywhere comes
s you wander through this uniqu
world’s
the long arm of the Talbot Store’s buying organization has reached to all corners of
| 1 the Alps to the busy, throbbing metropolis—and deposited
I'l ) | Na 1s
All A Poni = Pp 1 G0 .
Ni L IO] iar IricesS—
| h or for Babbitt’s Tra ey k
sh or for Babbitt’s Trademarks
N | AL, Sh [OP
1 eL.uxe. But « ind a
Inge I. ss
1 d Fo
it 7 narks
y tl Viost
; :
nN ivania
( 1 Akes it so, but the remarkable =
d tment fo : the men folk. =
nonstr tis r Boo the famous Egg Baking =
w re § align young woman will =
ctly what Egg Baking Powder will do— =
lid Music Gallery, with entertainment, =
( ! 1d instrumental —
> a novel "Store Within a ==
rrangement with B. T. =
! u1 off 1 an a
pr 11
tir £101 Irom
Grand Rapids, Michigan—
something to
THE][/AL|S [sores
1¢ establishment there is spread before you, in panorama, he
even the modest five cent tea strainer, could tell ¢
industries Every urticle
A
Bt, LANCASTER PENNA.
Be Open In York, Reading, Hanover, Easton And Other Prominent Cities.
HHT
=n SEEN jug i VIER THR THT FEREERERRORRERNARES i
li LE ER EE ETRE EE EEN
For Sale—Von Midden Square H. Troup Music House, 15 S. Mar- mn nt en GO TO
Piano $20—Cash or $3 monthly. In ket Square, Harrisburg. HOW ULL i EOPLE
rood condition, Guaranteed two For Sale—Tiffany Upright Piano WwW 2] BENDER
@ .
included.
Music
Harris-
vears. Stool and delivery
Call orwriteJ. H Trou
House, "15 S. Market Square,
burg
For
$22
Sale—Waters Square
2— Cash or $3 monthly. In flne
years. Stool
included. all or
write J. H. Music House, 15
S. Market Harrisburg.
Sale—Hayes &
shape. Guaranteed five
and delivery
Troup
Square,
Rider
For Square
Piano $25—Cash or $3 monthly. In |
condition Guaranteed two
years Stool and
Call or write J. H.
good
Troup Music
House, 15 S. Market Square, Har-
risburg
For Sale—Cable & Sons Square
Piano $27—Cash or $3 monthly.
ished case, looks like new.
anteed two years Stool and
ry included. ¢ or write J.
H. Troup Music House, 15 S. Market
Harr ure
For Sale—Gaehles & Co. Square
Piano $30——-Cash b 3 ynthl
Revarnished case looks new.
Guaranteed two years 1 and
lelivery included y J.
H. Troup Musie House, 15 S. Mar-
ket Squ Harrisbur
For Sale—United Makers
Piano $32—Cas
are,
square
Ex-
h or $3 monthly
ceptionally fine. Guarantee
Years. Stool
ery
Call or write J H. Troup
House, 15 S. Market Square, Harris-
burg.
For Sale—Schoemacker & Co.
Square Piano 935—( :
monthly. In fine c«
a two ve Call or
H. Troup Music House 5
ket Square, Harrisburg.
For Sale- ® CO. Fischer Square
Piano $87—Cash or $3 monthly
Extra fine. Guar ced fwe years
ery included. Call
Tro 1p Mu Mouse,
Harrisburg
stool and
ite J. H
S. Market
Square
For Sale--Davies & Sons Square
840—Cash or $% monthly.
Good as Guaranteed two
Stool and delivery included.
Call er write J. H Troup Music
House, 15 8S. Market Square, Har-
risburg, Pa.
For Sale—Stieff Square
845-—Cash or $3 monthly. In
condition. Guaranteed twe years.
Stoel and delivery included. Call
or write J. H. Trenp Music House,
15 S. Market Square, Harrisburg.
For Sale—Hemsel Upright
$135—Cash or $5 monthly.
Piano
new
years
Piano
fine
for rental purposes. Guaranteed
five years.
Piano
delivery included. |
Plano | | $200—Cash or $6
¥ull | hogany finish,
finish. Used only
|
Stool, searf, tuming and | J. H. Treup Music House, 15 8. Mar-
| delivery imeluded. Call or write J.
I
$140—Cash or $5
finish.
Walnut
teacher.
monthly. May Prolong nz Their Lives
Used only by music East Main St. Mount Joy, Ps.
Guaranteed two y Stool, scarf Al an advanced age waste is more 2
: 3 yom > rapid than repair. The organs act FOR A
tuning and delivery included. Call pore glowly and less effectually than GOOD SHAVE
or write J. H. Troup Music House, in youth. The circulation is poor, the Ney HT
15 8S. Market Square, Harrisburg blood thin and watery, Rlpmidond STYLISH HAIR-CUT
For Sale—FElbridge Upright Pi- poor and digestion weak. REFRESHING SHAMPOO
ano $145—Cash or $5 monthly. Ve want to say to every aged per- | or anything in the Barber Line.
Mahogany finish, used less than two 8OR in this vicinity that Vinol, our de-
licious cod liver and iron tonie (with-
years, Stool, scarf, tuning and de- n 4
; 3 : 4 out oil) will prolong li It creates
livery included. Call or write J. H. : :
4 ’ Mooi a an appetite, aids digestion and makes |
Froup Music House, 15 8. Market | ,,.3 %io0d. In thi tural manner “=
Square, Harrisburg. Vinol retards wast nd replaces
{ For Sale—Whitney Upright Piano kness with strength. giving new
$150—Cash or $5 monthly, Wal- life to the worn
nut finish. Used by musician. Looks If people in this nly real- |
like mew. Guaranteed five years. ized how Vinol invigorates old people
Stool, scarf, tuning and delivery in- We would not be able to supply the
cluded. Call or write J. H. Troup Ane Ui vi
Try a be of Vinol with the un
Music House, 15 8S. Market Square y 4 hottle of Vine fh li
: ne : tanding that vy mey will be
farrisbt urned if it « Ip you
For Sale—McCammon Upright For Bale by
Piano $155-—Casl § W GARBER. MOUT J( 20
Vial fl
nis pli ef
ed. 1.0 ) T a oH 4 i, A Hh 4 BN - 4 a, ¢
f 1 rf, tunin
loli rv inclu i Call » write J Ww are Always Pr ¢ a — TY 1
delivery includec a or write . MA i MA \ © MORE
[. Troup Musi fouse, 15 8S. Market ¥ r ) ING A
Square, Harri
4 The 1 the
® | pleas 0 t e add-
ed | ) s+ which
Q Ver a .
{ Cha :
W new
1 4 | 8]
ng you t 5
3 u aundry
FF WoO U f Q/ 0 1 4F - 2 D
I V¢ pr § Ol ay f ( 5] WW
h or $5 n 3
: 3 ¥ i , ¢ Pp
hand-pair i rent 2 fe o j f
1aranteed live years. | @ HQ & ‘ 5 wade ;
» w € 1 I
M I 5 5. Ma quare,
ari I
Fox Sale-—Pease Upright Piano
$175—Cash or $5 monthly. Mahog-
any finish. Very little used. Guar-
anteed five years Stool, scarf, tun-
ing and delivery included. Call or
write J. H. Troup Music House, 15
S. Market Square, Harrisburg.
For Sale—Kohler & Campbell Up-
right Piano $#85—Cash or $b FE EE NERA
monthly. Mahogany finish. Used Eile
only two years. Look® like new. —_— 18 ec 11 ric
Stool, scarf, tuning and delivery in- .
cluded. Call or write J. H. Troup ig n a
Music House, 15 S. Market Square, i 24 S
Harrisbure, = : rr ——
For Sale—Sterling Upright Piamo Wade A New Man Of Him.
«I was suffering from pain in m
vch, head and back,” writes
T, Alston, Raleigh, N. C. “and m
he and Kidneys did not work 3 my
but four bottles of Electric Bitters
made me feel like a new man."
PRICE 50 CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
monthly. Ma-]
sold fer $400 only
two years age. Stool, searf tuning
and delivery included. Omll er write
ket Square, Harrisburg.