THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Wednesday, May 29, 1912,
| HOME HEALTH CLUB
House Out of Shape ii
Sound's funny, doesn’t it? But
By Dr, David Reeder, La Porte,
you mean the little chiggers Soma. DECIDE YOURSELF
on to many parts of the country and |
Ind, to the chigoe or chiggers of the |The Opportunity is Here, Backed
m ) . by
troples | Mount Joy Testimony
vou have seen them; warped, settled They are learning-——More and Dr. David H, Reeder |
He abd shrunken more, every day, the Home Health All reader Wf th publication are Don't take our word for it.
$ of Club finds reason for self-gratu- at liberty to write for information Don't depend on a stranger's |
i i POOR LUMBER lation that its constant urging are pertainin to the ubject of health | statement
3 f Tn 1 1 $ 1 lon mnt oy endorseme
3 Pia is the cause of it Houses built of having effect that Is as widespread any time Addr ll commun K | Mount J ndorsement
9 as the public pri mn Dex tior o tl lome Health Club } d the statements of Mount Je ——————————————
I und, well-seasoned lumber, like hn ints. Many special , di
+ wrtiels ire appearin 1 the ne a 1 | \ \ !
& We ell, keep thelr shape Remem pit ' | le for olf AH Sale f
i ar raing and omphasizing n land at| And decld 1.200 1
+ ber this when making vour next Pur= sur the EN d met} n { { ' | n« of Ci e O , O a
5 ]
3 i . chase of Nature's rem or 1] ! the > rs. M. M. Frank, Main St., Mt
<4 WW ) :
3 | Preve ) \n example FAIR D ECHO Ww t + 1£
t re Sans. pnt vente; WA go RI ER aists at Hulf and Less
i | S. MOORE a En
i a he What You t Your Medicine \ y ed me Kidne v | i :
EB Thr Brenton on wir DE ble at that time and 1 hav ha I'nan Half Price
3 Deal er in : : ' 1 lard worl 9
3 { and . \ | I Obie / rad Williar \ t ita Hard work was
I 9 eati : g and fruits | { 1 this complaint oY " .
3: " A rnoon y 1 werent | ~~ 1 > Fa
: Coa WEEaY [7 Ter nan te] a ee a Sreraocy cass Started Monday Morning
i , Lumber, Grain, (mo he, oor me : nto al and was morous, I tired oa
3 ont ra ( y torehouse ly, did no leep well and had head
I of N 0 It repeat } he \ | | { | Hear eat deal about | When you see these charming f resh styles, and remember that the
3 h T - : slaty oan Kidne Pills, I decided to | Royal Manufacturers do not make a ist to sell for less than a dollar
+ . 51+: ~ , Home Healt ( » often sa Sun v I I Pills, 1 \
3 Feed, Hay, Straw, Slate, Salt, Cement “Ti m 2h give them a trial and procured a box | you will be doubly delighted with th i opportunity gain, this offer
+ If nat nde tood and ipplied | \ bh
3 a tho ave ia . ; . 4 : : ha at Garber's Drug Store. Their use | come right at the beginning of real shirtwaist weather, and gives to
» ~ ! t thes ava Miss Gertrude Hardeman ent * i
3 and Fertilizer and animals do, he would need no vat th : of v brought prompt relief, in fact, I did | every woman a chance to buy her whole summer supply at a saving of
9g doctor 3 ae I ; : : not think any medicine could act so half and more Not a model among the hundreds offered that lacks in
ue I 1 5 \ . :
: ' foe o : auickl n a short t y as cured | any detail of style and finis) Best of all, ea aist is srfect i
$ ’ A large stock of Feed constantly on hand. Highest cash price paid I'he Home Health Clul hook M Mary Gibble has returned to |" y. 18 5 short hime : ye sured i . iy re > each waist i: per’ect in lie,
4 ‘ Volume | “Medicinal Plant fl hot fter nd f and today I am enjoying good | finish and proportion, no necessity for almost remaking them after
al ive, edi 1 ants of her 10 » after spending a ow 1 :
3 for grain America.” preially and exclu 1 {h hor oc H . health.’ they are bought Royal waists can be worn without alterations, wheths
A esprela an exclusively eke h her son, arrison, here. | . :
3 treats of the fact This articl R rt C 1 Lancast . For sale by all dealers. Price 25 er tailored or lingerie models. Fabrics afford the widest scope for selec
¢ acis 3 articie ir Ro « 185e Ol Jancaster, 3 : :
3 particular] the following: Pin N tal hour ith 1 nt ents Foster-Milburn Co., N ew | tion, such as Madras, Summer Flannels, Linens, Linenes, Batistes, and
3 ; folle ine 1 several hour vith his parents Yor n agents Pre to ow oui invaria a a ia . " < wokB RINAPE. 8 .
5 Estimates on Lumber and Mill Work a Specialty ave that is discovered fo be “a Mr. and Mrs. MM. Cassel un Sins ates le PRgents for the United | a Lost of pretty lingerie styles. High and low necks, square and round;
3 complete medicine sheet in itself for 1 States. long and short sleeves; plain or trimmed with all sorts of beautiful lace
3 derangements of the stomach.” Mrs. Mary Fralich and grandsons | Remem)er Sue SS do Ln | And embroidery,
. . land take no other.
+ Pineapple is regarded as an Earl and Frank Walter f Lititz, | at
3 FLORIN, PENNA or 2% on Berl and Frank Wale of tn wo
3 ’ | . indigestible food and it is when the spent from Sunday to Wednesday at | Regular $1 00 to $7.50 ualities
pulp is swallowed The juice alone Fairland The Week in Grain
oe h i ¢ an
+ - contains the sdicing alite Y : { ompiled for the Mount Joy Bulle- 50c., 65c., $ 1 -00 to $ 1 95
+ ntains the medicinal quality and Amos LLongenecker, wife and |
3 YOU WILL GET TEN CELEBRATED g ; this should not be sweetened, but daughter, Nettie, of Akron: Murs. | Bea at Moun Joy. Pa. BY Sm, I c re Dut
& ie ; Et: ro y = ’ : ia ear 0 ennsylvania Building, S S | W h | L d
a J slightly salted. This juice has a Jacob Landis and granddaughter, | py telpt Pa.. by D Lé { ummer 1 ks it TICES Owere
1 § digestive prineivic h lk > Ru 8 . 1iladelphia, Pa., by . B. Lehman
i iS. & . Trading Stamps | § Best] prin iple much like pepsin. Edith Rettew, spent Saturday even- | | Manager, Woolworth Building, Lan | Special purchases and broken lines brings savings to scores w
* Fs ¢ In diphtheretic sore throat and ing and Harry Otto and family Sun- | ‘aster, Penna 1 ? \ 1 dus bl I eg : Dr res Wie io
* 7 p- iW "yp it ickiv 3 5s : { ile ‘ av 27. 191¢ 2C 1ese rely rable fabrics for St r Dresses, Ple
<5 ‘WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR | croup, it acts quickly and most fav- day evening with M. M. Cassel and | ; Phila, Pa., May 27, 1912. 1 ert 1 ope Jove a oe x Abrics for Summer Dresses Plenty of differ
> \ CHASED FOR CASH AT orably, the powerful and penetrating family The suggestion in our market re-| ent colors and patterns,
y ge acid serv ing to dissolve the false —i A A enemas Flow of one Week since, that the | Read the following Het:
i y membrane to the great relief of the, FROM NEAR MOUNT GRETNA | {echnical position of the market | 50c Foulard Silks 20 inches wide,| 59c¢ Striped Messaline. All colors;
o . . d or 5 Pen) The United Christians will hold ho I ¥ jig RVers of iia w hie h | | 29¢. 18 inches wide. 39¢c a Yard.
kA sets he alii AY . nO toa ; evailed a fo it preceding, hs ” g Ta ff
+ loa os el) 4 an hew, 200 prayer meeting at the home of Isaac een ‘well. Jaatifted x) I ang 99¢ All Silk Foulards. Extra S9c¢ Black Taffeta, good strong all
ES d and should be eaten raw for w, Wenger, on Saturday evening 4 y ryens ! vy ity. & [ ilk ality; 36 inches w
ow . ; Si a) gl os : : J quality. 39¢ 9 silk quality; 36 inches wide, 69¢ a
5 COAL and this purpose and served asa salad All are invited | feeling of intense bearishness which | Y quality, 39c a Yad, Yard ?
3 3 a. Wp : 4 ’ . sovallod i . yes as an afior-] 709C ¢ 85¢ Best Grade Shower|'®'":
with oil and lemon juice. The . Cetus A antine | Prevailed in the trade as an after- | 75c and e | 5 Meanle. San
4 LUMBER YARDS yo ahd i X a The people are busy planting 2 Heraling . | proof Foulards, 24 inches wide. 59¢c| $1.50 Black Surah, All Silk, exe
3 Celery is strong in medicinal . math to the breaking up of the long ’ ¥ ’ | ap i
% ; ) ; } ; al corn a Yard [tra heavy; 36 inches wide. $1 ga
o£. effect, helpful in nervousness, nerv- Edward Gibble passed through adfance, and the ever extended I jad | Yard.
& : 'SDensis shanmatis . cries short interest which it create as] - $1.25 . Silk Mirage 2 *
1 x Mount Joy, Penna ous dyspe psia, rheumatism and this vicinity on Monday. | hort interest which u created, has | 1 I: Al Silk Mirage, Heavy) $1.00 Silk and Wool Poplin, 44
s. 3 neuralgia. It should be chewed un- Nathaniel Moyer and a force of | ore than five cents in the extreme. | weight for coat or suit; 24 inches |, I rid en Vem
oo le agent for Congo Roofin No. 1 Cedar Shingles always oi J 3 . Nathanie Moyer and nee 0 . rice be ix ss Vea {ine 1es wide. 69¢ a Yard.
1 g. . and | til the juice are extracted, and none men are working on the rifle range A period of excessively hot tem- | wide. 59¢ a Yard.
:r 3 Also Siding, Flooring, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings, Lath, Etec. of the pulp should be swallowed. ut Mt Gretna "peratures over the west, again di-|{ $1.00 All Silk Whipcord Ponies: | BLACK FABRIC SPECIALS
- 3 Agents for Alpha Portland Cement. Also Roofing Slate The green leaves and the roots boil- Elmer Schaeffer and daughter, | ‘ected the attention of the trade to | 36 inches wide. 59¢ a Yard. | $1.00 English Corduroy, very
d % cistimates Quickly and Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material ed make an excellent soup for the Kdna. of Manheim Wore. in this the short rootage of the plant, and | 75c All Silk Serge, 27 inches wide [strong quality, 43 inches wide, 75e
+ : . ) a, Mg 1 y § ‘ $s i s ~ - d
. Telephone No. 883. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot purpose mentioned. vicinity on Monday its low condition with which to | 59¢ a Yard. |a Yard,
: 3 Lettuce cools the system, and is Mr. and Mrs. finn W. Wonger undergo any but the most favorable | $1.25 All Silk Printed Whipcord,| $1.00 All Wool Chiffon Panama,
x good for sleeplessness and it should and g wughter, Lizzie, visited friends climatic conditions. The soil char-| heavy quality, 36 inches wide, 59¢ a|54 inches wide. Best Black. 75¢ a
2 be eaten green, when it is white, it af Palmyra and Grantville, on Satur acter of the southwest is not of a | Yard. | Yard,
- fe y , De i : : : |
oe has been bleached and much of its day and Sunday kind to resist drouth with the most |
x medicinal quality is taken from it. Isaac: G. Stauffer returned home sturdy plant. With the heavy erop | BA ——
ge Carrots are excellent for blood, ]:st week from tl ance . ,_ loss of the middle west, this area | 1
% » last week m the Lancaster hos- 3 ! K
i for asthma and nervousness. They pital whore he underment on oper. becomes doubly important, ma a CONNER Square and E. ing Sts.
* should be eaten raw, finely chopped tion about five weeks ago for appen- few hot days have been sufficient | sos
> and served as a salad with lettuce dicitis i to turn the temper of the trade
de Serbian a and dressine : x; The croj aking ri is rR
+ OUR STOCK OF HATS AND C APS FOR SPRING IS COMPLETE. 2nd dressing, Abraham Witman died at the |, The oe hi ing be Pod oy wr ARE YOU BUYING YOUR
oe Tomatoes are good for the liver, home of his ie Ric 1 important 1at commitments mus
4 dere you will find Hats for all Men and for all tastes. Acting direct] Hon That. Osean y in LADERA i HCE: be governed by crop developments
x3 1 8 ectly ) ‘ gar and w be buried on Thursday : Si
- no larger stock in the city from which to select, and none better for They shoul 1 al aten ra rnin at church Ranho | 0 the rapid weather changes and
3 1 I irch, Raph dls . |g
a price when used as medicin Heat des- townshi conflicting field reports that are
- jo troys the vegetable calomel in then . rtain at times to gain attention,
¥ —————————— The skin should never be eaten the hove nf. J Bh Grcitor on : we would sues t the desirability of
Ini vs = avoiding enthusiasm on either side Alas “he c
3 3 ge spinach, dandelion and asparasus Chi Miller and. wire, 2010000 snitastasty on eliber site, Where You Can Get The Best
> ail 200d for the a Yaron or of following wide price swings
+ ® —— . + ; rdless of the charact f news | R 1; 1] eq -
racus sh 1d be ol Y : Ades ( he chi P< ew dia 14¢xr 2 é Sn “4 4 o
¥ lou ised i \br nder SE juality at The Lowest Prices?
x (3 Spring and Sur mer 1 A Ww : in nflunence -
oe ‘he onion is th king of veca Prices of coarse grains have not
3 ; big - table medicines It is a sxcellent BA( Ri NEW made important changes, the ten- EE ————AA———
. § 3 a excellent JACK R IWS !
¥ 4 North Queen St., Lancaster Pa. S07 nervousness; sleeplossiess. and. » Bo dency from day to day largely gov-
% as a binding to sore throats, Onion a SThed bs the Jota of the more! yoy can answer this question correctely after you have ex—
& S : . Syrup is potent in the cure of couzhS ; Important cereal. - .
whoofudforieolondeooedocoalcfocfoefocfocfofonfscfocforforivefesmfroficiovinafocforfrefococforts afocfoefocfocfocfesy gh Henry) hite and family visited : 3 111
* & idle did fede » colds, hoarseness, and is well known milis Rettew and fami NA eee amined and compared our prices with what others ask and
% as an old-fashioned and perfect WH oy. 1 : Mavtown’s Ahead I : . : ; fii) :
O t1 | G 2 ivemods = A hyde vd Yi: 4 Miss Sallie Shireman of Maytown | tasted the quality of our goods which are guaranteed to give
& v \ibert vettew a famil I .
3 p v : es 1a 1 hen that hatched 16 chicks! . . . 3 i :
pola P Ca oods k| Of lemons a great doctor has said The prayermeeting held Yael | J 2, BD | you entire satisfaction. All goods Delivered.
town 4 that if they cost a dollar a piece they Ginder's home 1 well attended gids Lane |
> * | would . f : ie 7
> If you w get the best ( al Goods ¢ ason- Would De the great remedy Miss Anna Rette ur Back Rur ,
emov- yeu ant to gel tae bes St Iptic al ood at the most reas on " known for numerous ills for feve : t : y o! ; 3 i : In Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin. | S009
i 3atisf i i z Ix 5., Vers, amstress, is mployed by Mr
prices, c > s. Satisfac guare ce z y re- ; : 13
. prices, come to u 1tisfaction uaranteed or money re % rheumatism, live: troubles bilious- Abraham ¢ hen! this week i |
y , : . ist MIR : ’ 3 2 4 b§ & ) of A é
d. No charge for examination. Skilled Optician always in 4 ness and colds, they are without a Mr. Benj Ginder and family enter- 9 bpHE4L8000 203 O° o I
i dance Remember the name and place. 5 rival. Never combine the lemon tained the following on Thusday & We are Always Prepared to serve & | a ® e : a pd 1 Cra 'C
npany % with sugar or other cane products, evening: Jacob Ginder and family, © - ® | 3
was & molasses and the like. Sugar in- Albert Rettew and family, Landis 354 Pure $ | “1 ANE
-, > $ r “ie : 31 \ :
rng 4 stantly de: troys the medicinal value Brubaker and wife, Phares Peter & Spring & BELL PHONE
. 3 of lemon juice. and Miss Martha Lauver Ww» - & |
N i NE ES
* Watermelon is of great value in — 3 ¢ hd ater 4 Mou nt Joy Penna
Ve oy ici 3 0 T 3 ol ¥ 1 .
, ewelers and Opticians 20 North Queen Street. yellow fever cases and Erysipelas On Trial Again Vv XOX ® !
ide Next Door to Shaub & Co. Shoe Store , ¥ Under circumstances of general The celebrated Duffy's Island | % IN ANY QUANTITY at Very 2 - _- = S————H A ———
«& nature, they are good for kidney damage lawsuit is being heard in | %» Moderate Charges. 6
1 sald ra NCASTE ER, PENNZ, jn? especially bladder troubles. the Dauphin county court—a re-| & “5 Ln 00h 0 3 Ta. 00000 00
to the TER La asm ieaiiorRovodtorioeieieaaaiialocionlicacRoudiadiaie tn mun kb a. mE The pulp should not be swallowed trial of the case a yainst the York | ¥ ing your order this year. y
tebtod fredorp doo foofoedoek eieoseierivoircloodeoidrieoociociooocfochdroiofoofocfocjoedp
when watermelon is used medicinal-
(e im- ly.
aving
tthe
: Dear Doctor:
1 RT F111 O00 6
For over a year I have been
8
ut de- x bothered with my left side. Under
under Engle’s Furniture Warerooms 2 the lower rib there is a bad pain all
the time. On pressure it hurts. Can
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. hear gurgles when I press it. Jad
4 taste in mouth, and bowels out of
. iE order all the time.
1. . B.. C. A.
rators. sold HOMEMADE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY "a The description which you have
zs give ads me ink ¢ {
UPHOLSTERING DONE T0 © ER w given Ie ds nme to think that you
gs are suffering with fecal impaction at
£ (the junction of the
—— Re i transverse and
# (descending colon, IT twould sugges
w that
Poplar Lumber for sale in lots to sult the purchasers t= ; ;
> that you secure services of a nurse !
; #& by surgeons as a “high
sii ASO Br spar 5 3 ;
& this purpose you must have soft!
colon tube and a fountain syringe: |!
hospital trained nurse for an hour
Undertaking and Embalming
11 0
I know you can obtain complete re-|2
TO
0 sive
mee | lief! in this simple and inexy
Mike
manner, but afterwards you must be
wn
——————wes | quite certain to eat only such foods
THE GRAIN HOUSE OF THE EAST
ESTABLISHED 1897
[as will keep the bowels active for .
| worse as you grow older. |n
ILLIAM L. BEAR & CO.| ve voor” "5% “0:
(Members Chicago Board of Trade)
BROEREERS
ENNSYLVANIA BUILDING, Chestnut and 15th Sts, PHILADELPHIA
STOCHS—BONDS—- INVESTMENTS
80 SECONDS 2 MINUTES times daily. If this does not
hicago Board of Trade. To any Grain Market in Americs |2T°CtUal try turpentine, applying to
Lancaster Branch 220-226 Woolworth Bldg. | om coins
|)
gers.
HOT.
from fried bacon or salt port. B
I am taking it for granted that
Jnama.” For manager, has entered the Philadel-
Enama Fox 1
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you secure the service of a the ever popular midget mason, |
|
“He’s a Jolly Good Fellow,’ tots |
is hearty
Hugh Tallman yf San
| ‘We find.” he writes
{the future or your trouble will grow | t
. (liver or kidney troubles.
Please tell what to do for chig-| at S. B. Bernhart & Co
Apply salty grease, like the fat| $100.00:
Applications may be made several 1912.
Drove calling at this office. 1t.
Haven Water and Power Company, | ° r
following the water and ice flood of | » J. N. Stauffer & Bro. i
1904, on the charge that the big! Mount Joy, Penna.
concrete dam in the river about two
miles west of Bainbridee Was re- | 3000500e0400004
|
Plants for Sale
sponsible for the damaging of the
property. At the first trial a jury |
awarded the plaintiffs $13,700
Judge McCarrell set thig
verdict
aside, and the Supreme Court re-
the decision Judge McC
I have a fine lot of cabbage, caull-
tomato, egg plant,
edbect ard lettuce plants which I
or sale very reasonable.
rell then granted a new trial
er, peRner,
Let's All Help “Shorty’
Mr. E. R. Ebersole, of Eliz ahets.
town. better known a
“Tommy
elegzraph operator and base ball
E. B. H 0st fetter
MOUNT JOY, PA.
E110 |
yhia Inquirer contest for a free trip
( the World’
1¢ 11
he fa wmving Halr Cutting
tM
a
1]
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To Make It Cool—Screen it with VUDOR POR SHADES. =
Their extremely moderate price makes them popular wit every a
one who can afford a porch at all. -
FOR SOLID COMFORT—Get a Couch Hammock for out- un
door sleeping or lounging it has no equal "
Be
SUMMER FURNITURE— A few minutes inspectio: ur mm
large and varied line will supply many bright ideas and su es- mm
tions, as well as lowest prices obtainable in chairs a
tees, tables, swings and many other useful pieces iI eed, 1 n =
fiber rush, old hickory, ete. 5
a
Westernberger, Male & Mvers ®
25-181 East King S:, LANCASTER, PA. :
=e
ake Your Porch Lomionia ble
0 RE IRR RE
him a lift
osernh B. Hershey
- ro
What Texans
vigorous
Admire I fonsor ial Pa r lor |]
e. according to
Antonio. | last Main St.,
“that Dr.
ing’s New Life Pills surely put
ew life and energy into a person.
Wife and I believe they are the
;
led Tuesday | §
est made.” Excellent for stomach, Goods called for uesaay |
MOUNT JOY
Three Chairs. No Waiting
Agen for the Middletown Steam
Laundry.
25 cents | aud delivered Friday.
A li ats
Found—A 63-day note: amount,
payable at First National
ank, Mount Joy. Dated May 28th,
Owner can have same by
“In a practice of y no to
equal yours.” Prick, 50 Onnts, Samples Freo, Sold
by Druggisis, sARTIN RUDY, LANCASTER, PA,
— DA Ieee
Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
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Call for free sample. ™
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THE PEOPLE'S MARBLE
& GRANITE WORKS
Now is the Thue i to order Cemetery work for Spring a
ions.
t big reduct-
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Sure days at Elizabethtown, from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays.
OPPOSITE 8. G. HERSHEY'S STORE, PARK STREET.
L Phone 610D., Elizabethtown, or 723B., Maytown.
J. H. KEENER, Prop’r.
Works and Offices :
Maytown and Elizabethtown
CHARLES W. COBLE Mgr., Elizabethtown.
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