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ST RAPHO
NORTHWES
Miss Lizzie Hollinger spent Sun-
day in her parental residue
Services at Chiques church on
Sunday morning Don't forget it
Nathaniel Hollinger's were Sab
bath guests in the family of Albert
Caslow's,
Sunday was the day for camp at
Ready made school Dresses of Plain Chambrays, 50c¢ each, Mt, Gretna and many people from
this community were present,
Ready made Dresses of best quality Galatea Cloth, nicely trimmed, John R, Gibble's accompanied by
large buttons, $1.00 each. Alhert Caslow's went to Akron on
’ . - Sunday, and visited John Baum’s.
Women's House Dresses, good percales, 85c each. The constant wet weather is push-
. "gp b ing the tobacco some but it is very
Flemish Suitings necessary as a great deal is back yet,
Henry Ulrich who recently re-
- moved the honey from his hives has
dresses and only 10c a yard. = again removed 27 pounds. Ah! de
glae lumma
Belford Suiting Sunday school at Chiques on Sun-
Material you should not fail to see as they are elegant for school
day morning was fairly well attend-!
A better grade, good weight and styles, 15¢ a yard. ed Mr. Marrel, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
. who is spending his vacation in the
Cheviots family of P, C. Geib, was present.
A certain farmer sent his hired
man or rather, boy, to Rheems with
and skirts, one horse in a spring wagon. The
lad being very speedy when having
a hold of the lines,drove rather fast
and when almost at home stopped
S ern cl rt & ( 0 under a shade tree to cool off his
® » ® horse, so occultically deceiving his
boss. The same lad when sent to
East Main Screet, Mount Joy seek tobacco orme, laid between
two rows and fell ‘“‘asleep
The best material for boys blouses, Men's Shirts, Women's dresses
C. G. Hollinger, wife and daugh-
EVERY POCKET Boos Will, ter, Ruth, took a trip over hills and
WELCOME 1 ) Ni WS valleys into Lebanon county on
Saturday, vigiting relatives and
that our big Reduction Sale is now fronds, Among them were Levi
on. For now, with our prices cut ginder's at Palmyra, where they lod-
to a fraction of the former size, each oaq Saturday night. Sunday morn-
dollar will GO F bring ing, arrived fine, they attended Sun-
you much more REAL SHOE qay school at Palmyra. From there
VALUE. And of this be assured— they went to Derry Church. to en-
every shoe we offer, regardless of joy a sermon of refreshing. The
the extremely low price, is genuine-'gervices at said appointment were
ly good. None but serviceable, conducted by Rev. J. H. Longeneck-
honestly made as well as stylish or and Frank Carter Tt is bliss to
shoes are sold by us. | hear such men of God deliver their
message unto the people
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J. G. KEENER sows ws
= . Miss Nettie Kauffman, of Lan-
West Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. caster, is home for a week.
H. C. Long, of Lancaster, spent
Sunday with Joseph Wickenheiser
and wife
Services were held in the Union
i
church by the River 3rethern on
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
PAID FOR DEAD ANIMALS
WHICH WE REMOVE PROMPTLY BY AUTOMOBILE TRUCK.
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fauser, of
Penryn, visited their daughter, Mrs
Emma Ritter, on Sunday.
Kautz, wife and child, of Lancaster,
were Sunday guests of Abram Coop
er and wife
George Lamparter’s Sons
eelocfocfortocooooocfofecfocdeodefoodeofocfecfooferonferferfesfered
M. H. Kauffman and his force of
LANCASTER, PENNA. men are still busy at painting
: They are at present working on the
¥ Bell Phone No. 920. Ind. Phone No. 1299 home of Mrs. Fricker
- Master Ross Kauffman returned
cn Tuesday after spending a week
— — in the home of his uncle Alvin
i Shere sar Mount Hope
J 10 0 8 ; BS " airs
Mrs enrs Tershe) daughter,
Miss Florence, and sor Ralph, of
Silver Spring spent Sunday with
AVE YOU TRIED
H R her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. L
Kauffmai
Mrs. S. K. Martin and sons, Char
les and Kennedy, of West Philad¢
phia, are visiting in the home of
Levi Fissel Elias Morning and
family, of Salunga, spent Sundav at
the same place
KLEENER
B. H., White and. wife entertained
the following on Sunday Terome
Petticoffer and family, of New Dan-
ville; John Young and family, of
5 Millersville, and Mrs. Ella Diehm,of
If not will youtry thetrial size g lancaster ana Mrs saran Everson
Automobile Club's Big Meeting
left at yolr house today
LTH 1100 LO ae
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Combinir pleasure
the Lancaster Automobile Club on
. . . : Friday eveni held ts regular
There is nothing to equal it ah hiv :
ANING CLOTHING 2c oe i
FOR CLEANING CLC Sh
mobil Prive t I
¢ Pv v d we LC
of Grease or Tar Spots, Cleaning Colors of 5 sire, the
. . ’ in the middle unde he lare
on Men's or Ladies’ Coats the Automobile searerlight. Tabi
were spread on the lawn brilliant!
; : illuminated and a splendid supper
It is soon time for house cleaning and if was served. The more than two
5 5 0 hundred and fifty visitors were
you want to elean the woodwork or = royally entertained by Mr. Landis
£ and his family
brighten up the fdrniture use a » At the business meeting the feat-
little of the trial size I left yoti so that ure was the presentation of twelve
i1 : - applications for membership as fol-
you will be convineed that there B lows: C. Edgar Tiizel. Dr. HB C.
is nothing better B Brown, R. L. Gerhart, John H.
® Steiger, James Shand and W WwW.
F H » m Hellinger, Lancaster; W. C. LeFev-
or ouse eaning m ©» Manheim; Frank L. Musselman,
Strasburg; H. P. Summers, New
: = :
r ou and; H. Galen Fritz anc oH
We can sell any quantity y want a Holland; H. Galen F 1H. H
Gi ap arrvville dark * Qhe
at a very reasonable figure. a Hlbert, Quarryville; Park C. Shand,
Peters Creek. A report of the
=
special committee appointed to se-
cure a correction of traffic condi-
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tions in Lancaster aws presented by
g Dr. J. F. Trexler, showing good
= work accomplished as a result of
= interviews with Mayor McClain and
= the traction company. It was re-
= ported that the contractor building
the State road from Gap to White
Horse has closed the road to travel
and a committee was appointed to
visit the scene and take action. So-
licitor Zimmerman suggested the
placing of signs on the approaches
to the bridge on the Lititz pike over
the P. R. R., asking traffic to take
the right side of the bridge, ap-
proaching automobiles being unable
to see each other until they are on
the bridge. Mr. Landis censured
1
East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Wednesday, August 21, 1913,
Mrs. Anna Warfel and Harry
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Double
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& A Matchless Clothing ©
0) Opportunity
® Our entire stock of Men’s and Boys’ high grade cloth- @
@) ing is now offered at matchless prices for quick clearance. 8
] Come and see the attractive bargains all over the store. 0)
NV You'll be well repaid for coming. Store open nights. [W
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Friday and Saturday, August 23 and 24, We Will 9 |
© Give Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps 9
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0 All Summer Shoes and Oxfords (Greatly Reduced 0
© Straw Hats at Half Price :
© A truely matchless bargain opportunity is this--the
J greatest clothing sale Mount Joy has ever known. No Buits i:
9 whatever are held back, everything must be sold, regardless:
O] of what it brings. Don’t delay. Step lively. The Suits you e)
0 thang oy could not afford are now priced to meet your 0
‘@) pocketbook.
% I. D. BENEMAN 8
J EAST MAIN STREET. MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
0) Pett Sas SittaMomia:
fd Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given Friday and 0
9 Saturday, August 23rd and 24th in All Departments 9
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ting as close as they can to a team th
hich has pulled to the side of the} &=
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keep his nachine as far away | e~
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CALE ENDARS»
Vie Secanditont oF Teor Please bearXin. mind that we. have
ny the finest assortment of: calendars
the unite for the rate
I ever shown in this town. We have
oot per second. It is gen-
I Ted Ws 2 Hassmogti ums anything from the cheapest to the
1-foot per square mile” is o>
the average number of cubic feet of
water flowing per second from each
best, Among them are novelties
ile of area drained, on the
from some of the. foremost manufac-
1 that the run-off is dis-
ributed uniformly both as regards
time and area.
An ‘‘acre-foot” is equivalent to
TIT EHR 998 PIO TINIPTFYIIIIS IIR)
turers in this and foreign countries. |i:
13.560 cubic feet and is the quantity
required to cover an area to a depth
of 1foot. The term is commonly
interested drop us a card and we
1sed in connection with storage for
irrigation work. 1 { ~ >
EE RL Tw taints will call with samples. Our prices
United States gallons a second,
148.8 gallons a minute, or 646, 17
gallons a da) As a California
“miner’s inch’ equals 0.187 gallon
a seccnd, there are 40 California
are way below others...
i
miner's inches in 1 second-foot.
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The school law providing fer ad-
ditional salary to Normal School
graduates should lead many of our
THE BULLETIN
East Mam Street, Mount Joy J
young persons to try to complete
the Normal School Course. Full in-
formation about the course may be
obtained by writing to the Principal
of the Mllersville State Normal
School, Millerville, Pa.
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Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
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