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Automobile Buyers!
Here Is a Splendid Collection of Cars For You to Select From
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH,
What Shwilkey Bumblesock
Say This Week,
Has To
Reo, R. C. Hupp, Premier, Firestone
Columbus, Velie. Oakland.
dawdy hut ols g'sawt, “En
law wissa maucht grosse
We are also In position to quote you on delivery trucks and
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
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Ich hob dere g'sawt ich
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county.
We have just closed a contract for ofl which enables us to
gell you oil at wholesale prices In quanities of five gallons and
have been using this oil for four years and know
Your patronage solicit
daid my ageny case pleea far em
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upward. We
it to be good.
Landis Bros., Rheems.
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Offerings of Slightly
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Spring
¥ ~ - £'S { on vw???
Used Pianos
Ludwig Upright, $225
Good style.
fine instrument, Jsed a short time.
This
from one of the
ickering Grand, $375 8375
11 Ebony case, carv Mahogany Ca
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ever offered $175
1, reasonable
Case,
Piano,
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pono devferfefosforfecfe de
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mes in the city. extra
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$500 Hardman Upright, $300
of
Mahogany case.
designed Panel
¢ Make Pia
a lifetime.
Handsome
Artistic
Standard
last
2
of efe
Square Piano,
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no vill Walnut Case, 5 1-3 octaves,
Piano for beginners.
mail you catalogue
Pianos... Largest
best variety, fill out the
$550 Player Piano, $400 Le
Clariola Make. Fine Burl || of our
Walnut Case. {| stock,
$15 worth of Music, Bench || and we will
and Scarf. Good value at | eladly send catalogue and
$400. terms of new and used Pianos.
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new
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coupon below,
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"MUSIC HALL”
KIRK JOHNSON & GC
LANCASTER, PA.
dishtered egreked un endlich hen se
don ra tzeiga ga-roofa, un ich sawk
leeg, se hen olles uff mich
hut, un ich
deer ken
0s are g'sawt
tsushtondt ga-glawbed
henka. We
efense don hov i
16 and 18 West King St.,
1-roofa
h room
Please send me catalogue of your Pianos, also terms and
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are bechudes ous ga-
hucka lussa os
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mich
mich
derno uff der shtand
niss gevva, un ich hob ferhoftich
pinklich, awgashinelich woreheit
g'sawt We ich fartich wore hut sel
awfonga cross-ques-
lawyerly mich
is the only kind I sell—Furniture that 1s Furniture tions froga, un in finf minutta hov
Rockers Hall Racks
Picture Frames Ladies’ Desks paw sawn mache, wn Gud wase ox
Extension & Other Tables, Davenport", card de usa, We are fd:
China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets
.
ieh mich hina un fonna fesht g’
g’hot Yaw, are hut
are wist os ich
shwora g'sawt
Mirrors tzwa wiver enara
daid, ebs net so ware, un hut mich
weard de
wore mich shtoomberra hut are
nuch en speech g'maucht un hut law
| ga-laesa ous ma ledderna
| booch bis ich g'mained hob ich daid
mere der
grossa
In fact anything 1n the Furniture Line {shunt der shtrick shpeera
hous tzu tzeega.
: . ». | We are fardich wore bi ich uff
Undertaking and Embalming ro ne
| mere en knup im hols os we en Kkin-
wore
| kle oye, awver endlich hov ich ene
g'shlooked un hob aw g’fonga:
My Leevie Oldta
H.C. BRUNNER =
nuch der
i Wos hov ich
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| mort, un bis de shtoond hov ich nix
Nuchbera: Bin
Gotleib Boonastiel?
eadoo? Olles 0s we
MOUNT JOY.
ebber shunsht?
| derfun gawist! Hut
All Kinds Concrete Work ©
es cooma? Huts
mere shunt a pawr
tsu eich in gooter
Woo coomed des
Wos is es un won is
gloa uff da feese un
uff der kup, odder is es en
g’shtelt? Ware is es
law en recht
mensha
BUILDING BLOCKS
In wos haseds 1 !
All Styles and Colors ul we 1 ? Hut de
en dife roofa un ene lose draya
iff en efn ondlicher, ufftichticher
oldter mon? My
simple, un der
Porehes, Columns and
Banisters
shtatement
Billy hut
tarta un is galeddered
wore
{ blain un
der fecht
Door and Windew Sills and Es wore tit for tat. Are hut
Limtles, Chimmeys,
Etc.
| warra
de lets sow om ore g’hot. Sell is es
Naw bin
| long un kartz derfun
\ ich Nn seh. en rawver, en sowf-
hovva! Un
hucked
Doh hucked dare
greit-d
Gottleib, flooch net,
| lodle, tzwa wiver
Retafler of the Best
Grades of Cement
ware sawgts? Doh dare
ware grut-
® cms— | zich, grindlichy, gretzich
i OlIt Holt!”
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*Shquire Lawbuek g’sawt.
: Defendant discharged
and Commonwealth to pay the costs
of prosecution.”
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For Our Heroes
who died that we might live, we
hener this nobig holiday. And im
Bomor of the day we have set a
priec on our fine shoes which will
appeal to every man, wemaan and
olifdd, in black, and save them
money besides. This is real holiday
SSchwenr, with style, Mt, eomfort
and wear. Only $1.50 So $8.50 per
pair. Gome amd shoese.
J. G, KEENE*
W. Main St, Meouht Jor) ras
risa wella, awvei* der 'Shquire Law-
buck hut g'sawt ich set net. Ich hob
em ’Shquire si wardt ga-numma un
{ bin hame, awver won ich in mime
laeva sell barshtly widder awdreff
don mauch ich ene so fie os de rotta
ene shlooka kenna oony kowa.
——
Shipped Many Cattle
B. Gingrich and Brother, cattle
prs of Lawn, since January 1,
ped 175 carloads of steers and
and 15 carloads of hogs, nearly
"hiladelphia.
| position is that the
| weather rotted the first seed.
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
RAPHO
wag opiparious-
NORTHWEST
Miss Anna Shenk
ly entertained by Miss Kathryn Eby,
on Sunday.
Mi; Amanda Ulrich
seamstress, on
made a call
on Miss Eby, our
Monday evening
Hollinger and a Mr
Manheim vigited
Clayton
Fahestock, of
their friends, Ray Gelb over the
Sabbath
Cc. PB
his uncle, F. L. Plerce
ompained by
Mon
wish
helman nee
pent
day in our county metropolis
ing to acquire a horse, but were
unable to do so,
gold spectacles,
Found——a pair of
on the road leading eastward from
Eli Wolgemuth's on
ing game can be had by calling at
Sunday even
the correspondent’s office.
The Communion services at Ris-
ger's church on Sunday were largely
attended A would
census of same
attendance between two
hundred and
make the
thousand, five three
thousand
Harry Heigey, of near Kinston,
1 his brother, Irvin Heisey,
ind family sunday. George
Bovd, of
Junday and Tondo 1t the same
county spent
place,
He who finished
sion Day
urteously
1 and
instead said Northes rican The
ladv must be lacking some ol her
mental facult and therefore does
not have the full control of her mind
such persons should be
Miss
and tongue
1ttended to e it be too late,
please take advice
ec
MASTERSONVILLE
Shelly and W. A.
1 automobiles of the
Jishop
descriptions and equip-
bought a beauti-
1d now contemplates
president of the (“M
Club.
truck
from one
M ) \ tersonville Motor
bought a grand
lead
to the other.
Mr Bishop
and conveys pencils
counter Persons wish-
ing to view his machine are request-
ed to call at the
Mr. and Mrs. Eli
friends at their home on Thurs-
day. All enjoyed a good dinner and
then Mr. Geib and wife chaperoned
the gentleman and ladies to a
engaged
store.
Geib entertain-
creek
not far away and there all
in fishing. The party consisted of
Mr. C. G. Becker and wife, Mr.
Ephraim Shelly and wife, Mr. Nath-
aniel Hollinger and wife, Mr. Lan-
dis Becker, Misses Emma and Verna
jecker. Thirty-five fine cat fish fell
victims to the hooks of the fishermen
from 6
this
comm-
ranging
Sport of
this
the size of fish
inches to 14 inches.
kind is seldom seen in
unity.
On Tuesday a large number of
Ben. ’S
raise a
farmers assembled at
farm and helped to
structure of a tobacco shed, dimen-
sions, 40 feet wide and 20 feet high
to eaves. The lumber consisting of
mostly oak was very heavy and the
farmers were the chaps to
i Lemonade and cake were
served by the bucketful. he
oratulated on the good all around
work in fitting and exactness of
parts of lumber used in
structure of this
all his friends for
the strong hand of assistance which
numerous
size.
building a
Mr, Zug thanks
was needed.
& etl A Wen
MT. HOPE
Moyer is at
Hull
a number of people enjoyed
Daniel present work-
for William
Quite
inday at Mount Gretna,
Amos Books and John Beck vis-
d Miss Keener on Sunday.
Katie R. Ober and Wm
isited relaives at Lititz on Sunday
Miss Cora Masterson-
lle, visited her sister, Mrs. Shue,
Martin,
Heisey of
week.
Mrs. Abraham Gibble
visited Harry
and family Sunday.
Quite a number of folks attended
Among them
Uriah Keener and
daughter Lottie; Fannie, Annie and
John Wenger, Katie Ober, Mamie
Shearer, Amelia Gepfer and Fianna
Gibble.
re et EB
and daugh-
ter Fiana, Witmyer
love feast at Midway.
Mrs
were.
Are Replanting Corn
Many of the farmers southwest of
town are busy replanting their en-
tire acreage of corn. The sup-
continued wet
eee tll ne +
Towering Skyward
masons are busy om the
Mr. John Beamesderfer’s
The
walls of
R. R. tracks near Manheim street.
boss
carpenter, John Gibble, may be con- |
the !
ng shipped to a packing house jorge new warehouse along the P.'
Wednesday, May 29, 1912,
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Saturday, June
We Will Start The Greatest
CLOTHING SALE
Ever Held in This Section of Pennsylvania
TO ALL MEN
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aoe ofosf senafocfes
most wonderful
} gain the
of this special
to ecure their
planned Opportuni-
our county patrons
French Palms,
plendid variity
,
and untrimmed nt advantage he values
» so convenient as
offered—we
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The os Average
A Full Half
Saturday Is The Last
On “Opportunity Day”
Breakfast 10c.
For Our County Patrons In The Basement Tea
ay
Room
I "3 nass 1 it’s ¢ \ ity a 3
Don't let pass by—Iit's an opportunity Poached Fggs; bread and butter; coffee, tea or
that may not happen again in years cocoa; roll or toast.
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32 to 38 East King Street, Lancaster, Penna.
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Auditor Appointed
Herchelroth was appoi
of Cochranville |
Satur-
here.!ed auditor of East
son, [ship in place of D. Graybill,
wife, ed from the district.
! Mrs. D. B. Ginder,
Chester county, spent
of the day to Monday with
| Harry Eitnier,
| Maroin, and John Barto
execution of | of Manheim, were Sunday guests of
county | D. Dissinger and family.
was that of Antonio Romezzo which ! J. B. Fralich, wife and
[,ancas- man, were guests in the
after | Mrs. Fralich’s sisters, Mrs.
Steely, near Eden, on Sunday.
from Norman
friends
and
and
WAS HANGED TWICE
< : x] . = Doneg
spwas a Sickening Sight; One negal
Jurors Fainted wife
The most gruesome errr <n Wipe wees Stes
in Lancaster
a murderer Manheim Realty Company
son, Ly-|
The
home of .
i Manheim,
Nicholas
chartered
Manheim Realty
Lancaster
with
occurred in the jail yard at
morning shortly
county,
ter Thursday $5,000 capital.
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town-
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Company
was
Mrs A. E. Wenger and daughter, |
Emma, spent days of the EXECUTORS’ NOTICE
past week in the home of her son | Martin L.
in law, W. D. Groff, at Eliabethtown. of Mount
i ceased.
snapped in eee Gr ee eased
Two drops were required to carry
mandates. several
the rope
out the law’s
On the first drop that
had been tested on Wednesday and
Estate of
Joy
pronounced perfect,
allowing the Italian's
ground beneath the
Letters of
twain, body WASHINGTON BORO
to drop to the Mrs Robert Wertz was taken sud-
platform of the scaffold. In an un- 4.414 and
was carried yo. condition is serious.
and put to; igs Edelman
death suddenly ill last Thursday
Dr. F. L. Richards of this place, ,,q was attended by Dr. Lehman.
was one of the coroner’s physicians Mrs neces Kise, wife of Reuben
and Mr. C. N. Mumma served on falling
the Coroner's jury. while
estate having 4
signed all
thereto are
0 Tt " : persons
ill on iursday evening, :
: e ) requested to make i
conscious condition he 1 ake
to the scaffold
mediate payment, and those
taken i: 3
demands
back Mary was and
same will
lay for
signed.
SAMUEL S. GREIDER,
Mount Joy, Pa., R. D. No. 4
CHRISTIAN S. GREIDER,
Box 264, Harrisburg, Pa.
: claims
evening
settlement to the und
ined her ankle by
Kise, spr
down the stairs at her home
carrying her grandchild.
Raymon Cover fell down
. ., |with a light, but was not
visit- :
B. F.
finger
err melismas
stairs p
SPORTING HILL NEWS PLO,
. TY ut 5 injured.
Simon Ulrich spent Sunday
Administrato
Winger
Mell nger 3erntheizel,
with a
his Jawn.
lacerated the cjeon N.
ing among Manheim friends. : ’ :
BY fa . is index sickle while
S M. wife visited §
. cutting grass on
friends at Florin, on Sunday. The
The United Zion Children will
have services in the church
Cover and may
that
ever attempted te be dug on the is-
lands is now being dug at Hunter's
Point bungalow for Dr. P. P. and J.
White Oak, ~
P Brenneman, J. 8S. Peacock and
first artesian well was NOTIOE TO TAXPAYERS
Union 3orough Taxes
on Sunday morning PONS
John A. Yingst, of
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Yingst
Annie S. Bradley
davs in the home of her sister,
levi Nissley, at Manheim.
Dillenger’s mill will be shut down
Wertz.
Snyder,
Henry i
ot to receive taxes.
Miss daughter of
several
Mrs.
spent 1
I ment will be allowed
During July, August,
and October the full amount wig
Yee required, After November 14
: es ones. per cent. will by 4
the greater part of next week. The fracture was reduced by Dr. J. From May 20th kali
Fneine repairs will be made. A. Piever. receive taxes in one of the office
Mrs. D. S. Miller and Ed. Resh the Union National Bank du
and wife, of Lancaster, were Sunday ete banking hours. In the morning 4
Gg he i Vi - \ - evening I will be at my residen
ouests of D. M. Nissley and family. Big Yield From Two Jersey Cows %
» ory A opposite Garber’ 3 i
Andrew Vogel and son, Albert, Mr. S. C. Engle, owner of the id r's Drug Store
and wife, of Manheim, were Sunday Engleside Farm Jerseys, has two re- ™ County and State Taxes
e
visitors in the home of Jacob Kauff- gistered eows that produced 26,400 geo4e no p)icate ih 1
pounds of milk and 1,509 pounds 8 pow in my hands and Jor read)
and son, ounces of butter in 365 days. There receive taxes. All State and Cot
is now a calf in the herd that has, Taxes paid on or before June 18
abatement of 5 per cent. will bY
lowed. During July, August
any September the full amount w
Lizzie Metzler and randson, | Other calf in this country; its dam required, After Oct. 1st, 5 per
Mrs. Lizzie Metzler and 8 14 Will be added thereto. I will
having produced 644 ounds
Raphael Metzler, spent Sunday in p i
hon M Kate F { Bis- ounces of butter, his sire’s dam 864 one of the offices of the Uni
‘he home of Mrs. Kate Fees, at Bis : tional Bank to receive taxes d
Tarek. jpochide 1 Stier his sire’s Gran- Banking hours, from May 20
om ene | dA s of butter, in 365 days June 1st, and in the
John Sheaffer, wife and children ai Autiicaticatod toot evening at my residence Of
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. | Garber's Brug Store.
and Mrs. Bmanuel Sheaffer, at -e- i Tr M
White Oak. | Subseribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
!
Snyder, pastor of the Church of God,
had the misfortune on Thursday of
having a window fall on her
arm and break one of the
fore-
man.
Phares , Mohn,
James, of Salunga,
Joseph Wickenheiser
Sunday.
wife
were guests of
and wife, on the distinction of having more but-
ter produeing ancestry than
Greider, late
Borough, Pa., de
administration on said
been granted to the
indebted
m-
having
against the
present them without de-
ior
rs.
Attorney. a
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; The duplicate for Borough Taxes
is now in my hands and I am ready,
: Borough Taxes
Rev, paid on or before July 1st, an abate
of 5 per cent
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