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Hold On There PENNSYLV ANIA DUTCH. | HIS PREFERENCE FOR HOME , +» Ap PU
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See that every tree is carefully You Dou. NEED) [What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To | Oliver Wendell Holmes Unable to Get “
YOU NEED ( Say This Week, : Any Real Pleasure in the att a .
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That is the order we have given, so PARK & POLLARD COSA aunted “Tavern,
tliat. We nan ‘Wesuve Ou¥. custome: \__GRowinG FEE | gn You't talk tc me. aboat taveoras!
Woolen Dress (Goods
Wonderful Array
of Autumn
Weaves and Colars
HUNDREDS OF LOVELY, NEW MATERIALS H AVE JUST
ARRIVED, REVEALING FASHIONS LATEST WORD OF BEAU.
TY FROM THE FINEST EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LOOMS.
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GOOD, SOUND LUMBER Pi" There is just one genuine, clean, do-
a y cent, palatable thing occasionally to |
We, like the carpenters and build AN be had in them-—namely, a bolled egg
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that good work can : ™ gy The soups taste pretty good some.
only be done with good material f times, but their sources are involved
in a darker mystery than that of the
| Nile. Omelettes taste as If they had
lection here | a i Wik) been carried in the walter's hat, or
Every ( hicken \ ill live and . nei: fried in an old boot. I ordered scram-
B bled eggs one day It must be that |
grow as you never saw chick- Ca 4 LT
BE t RRL ir > 7 Pe vp they had been scrambled for by somes |
E. S. MOOR | ens grow before if you use the Vd THM. body, but who—who In the possession
' Park & Pollard Gritless- AN Gs I " of a sound reason could have scram-
Deal . Sal «| |r pe, ; bled for what I had set before me un-
rm Chick and Growing Feed | NY CHAINS ne | der that name? Butter! I am wonder-
The vitalizing effect of the (1 > ol ing why the taverns always keep it
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n shredded codfish in this feed ; ? ” until it 1s ol. Fool that 1 am! As
| oa 3 J . oe . . if the taverns did not know that if it |
y 15 just what is required. was good it would be eaten, which {8s
Learnallabout thiswonderful Der Porra Mohler moned ich het | pot what they want, Then the waiters,
. y ne migrepresent in ains f mind ir 3 ; ’ ey |
feed from their Year Book enc greprese 1 al un mina | with their napkins—what don't they |
Feed, Hay, Straw, Slate, Salt, Cement Worth a dollar to vou. We ledshta breef we ich g'sawt hob os | do with those napkins! Mention any |
E A ) ar daid Gud donka os si g'mae eme | One thing of which you think you can
and Fertilizer furnish it to you free. si loo raegler olla fardle vore batz say with truth, “That they do not do."
Every six months a tavern should
Brand# . St h an Ware sons wenmeh 2eld burn to the ETOUM, With al is trae,
Te suns ‘nm seld os are saena 8 “properties,” its beds and pots ang
A large stock of Feed constantly on hand. Highest cash price paid | & € m daid as yohr ruhm, un fum geld I ettles and start afresh from its ashes
for grain MOUNT JOY, PENNA. des yohr's loo het are nuch gor iy ike John Phoenix-Squibob.
No; give me home, or a home like
mine, where all is clean and sweet, |
) Ne : where coffee has pre-existed in the ber- |
Estimates of humber and Mill Work a Specialty VALUABLE FARM ull wos onner leit net essa wella un | yy ang tea has still faint recollections |
— de pawr grumbeera un reeva o re ‘of the pigtails that dangled about the
On Thursday, September 19, 1912, in sime gorda ga-raised hut dorrich plant from which it was picked, where
By virtue of an order of the Or- der soomer. Now, es hut mich or butter has not the prevailing charac. YET THERE IS NOT ONE THAT IS NOT ESSENTIALLY PRAC-
FLORIN, PENNA. | phans’ Court of Lancaster County, rick g'spite des tsu hara. Ich daid | °F Which Pope assigned to Denham, | TICAL. A FEW EXAMPLES
| ; Ma 3 Y where soup could look you in the face
the undersigned administratrix, as mana en mon kent net goot hredd : “" 3 ' :
if it had “eyes” (which it has not), IHHluminated Whipcords Serges—If possible more
trustee, in the estate of Charles K. icha mit sime mawga foll reeva and where the comely Anne or the |
Bennett, deceased, will sell at pub- | Awver des is uft der fohl. De leit gracious Margaret takes the place of
lic sale, on the premises, in Mount mana ¢ porra set laeva we en engzle. | these napkin bearing animals.—Oliver
el realize
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the latest Fall shades \ fab in an endless variety of
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Joy township, Lancaster county, Se treate ene so. Won are um der Wendell Holmes.
( S. & H. Trading Stamps a Pa., near Raymond’s blacksmith wake is don sin se so glod os er ———————
2 : {k UJ shop, about one mile northwest of bigeide wonse un oiles 0s are saw et DISSOLVE BONE IN THROAT
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tailored suits Here in plenti- finest imported French Serge
ful variety, 48 inches wide to the heaviest Storm Serge,
T5¢ a vard. including a wonderful assort-
WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR (p\"Wo/g Florin, on the road leading from is recht. So doons oiles f
¢ CHASED FOR CASH AT { [i the Harrisburg and Lancaster turn- we ene bhatzawla un seil is es hawbhi Use of Lemon Juice at Critical Time
pike to Breneman’s schoolhouse, the ding Se missa uff borricks aw fa Is a Thing Worth Keeping
ker's following described real estate, to odder farhoongera’ un won amohl in Mind.
1 % d wit en porra ma mon a pawr dawler a
A tract of gravel land, containing fluence ivver seller mon fardt Dor Bitting at a planked shad dinner in
Nonkers, a laughing guest drew a bone
92 acres, 114 perches, neat meas- net Lazawled don is em porra si in ns bn
COAL and ! eat ; don is em porr: - Into his throat and he began to
ure, adjoining lands of Mr. E. S. | shul 1 is un are denked are v t nol] :
. Ld va ptrangle. Some one suggested that the
LUMBER YARDS Weaver, J. Harvey Raymond, Mon- porra daids carn bhatzawls won are pufferer swallow a fragment of dry
roe B. Forney and others. es wexel het, awver si 2’'mae patzaw bread.
ar ene os
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Another All-Wool Quality Ale erges,
that are meeting a great deal
50 inches wide: $1.50 a vard
of favor Prices range from
Poplinettes Lighter in .
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weight than the regular pop-
widths run anywhere from 12
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terial for dresses and waists
Ze dealoclooloctcteocioaionds cle cles clecloatode Boul i Bol
10 inches wide; all colors \1I-Wool Bedford Cords
Toc a yard Another weave that is giving
Plain Color Poplins—will | the popular Whipcord a close
The improvements thereon consist led ene net un we will are si shoolda “Oh, no,” exclaimed an Ossining
: . : w : : man “Don’t give him bread. It might
of a two-story frame dwelling |Patwawla ME 8 did Bae |
y catch the bone and it might not. Give |
Sele agent for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Cedar Shingles always on hand gf house summer house attached, Ich hob amole en porra ga kent es him something that is sure to give re-
Also Siding, Flooring, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings, Lath, Etc. Sarre bank barn with dora orlh, shier olla Soondawz . tsn OTR Bo et ae 13 BUTS oe e
Agents for Alpha Portland Cement. Also Roofing Slate
gstimates Quickly and Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material
Telephone No. 833. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot
Mount{Joy, Penna be very much the vogue fou race for favor, and are not
afternoon gowns: an exquisite | Quite as heavy, All the new
all shades 1S inches wide;
$1.39 a vard
new weave, in all shades 10
: inches wide: at 75¢ a yard.
g mae g'schwetzed hut waega sime | “Bring me a lemon, cut in two.” And
loo. Endlich is en oldter fore-shtaer | it was brought without delay. Taking
one section, he offered it to the chok-
fng guest and told him to suck the |
Juice and to swallow it slowly. Direc- |
ings. There is a choice variety of tions were faithfully followed, and in
fruit on the premises, a spring of ©'@ sala un net olsfart far era geld. about a quarter of a minute the af- |
= never-failing water at the house Der oldt porra hut ene awenich aw | flicted one placed the half lemon on |
‘ f 1 his plate, looked into the anxious faces
{from which water is pumped to the S2a-200ked
‘ Yop ound the table and smiled. [ 5
barn, cistern at house, with pump My liever brooder, ich bin doh Br ip au about | § Corner Square and E. King Sts.
® — ia 1h | Far breddicha far eir sala, awver s:
therein, The land is Jn & ‘igual olections fer « fh NEL | opebeedododododododododododoso ito dodedododfodedododododoiododododiooediiiob ob
state of cultivation. The property CODiCInet essa, un won ich kent don “It's gone,” was the reply, “the bone |
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is pleasantly located and in a good daid stzaea dowsend mor resh- has slipped down.”
large tobacco shed with cellar and All-Wool Diagonal In a
stripping room all attached, chick-
en house, carriage house, hog pen
Imported French Taffeta—
woo olls en fardle dawler es yorh number of soft-toned colors, | Excellent for dresses, waists,
gevva hut tsu em vorra. uff 2’shton and a very fashionable fabric eto light weight, closely wov-
and all other necessary outbuild-
na un net olsfart far breddicha far for tailored suits or coats; 46 |en, plain color fabrics: 42
Be cBecloctoctostoctoctoctectestoctoete coctoctocte cleat. ut. 2
inches wide; $1,00 a yard inches wide; $1.00 a vard
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: : ectal brecl : hh UNI an thot? cal +1 veil |
neighborhood, convenient to church- P able bre ¢ aucha ‘Not exactl ha 5 he Ossine
you looking for a bargain in a STRAW HAT? Then come | schools, mills, markets and me-| SO hut’s tsu feel karricha-gaer oll | Ing man. “The bone slipped down, all | ARE YOU BUYING YOUR
1 . 3 ; . awile Xa Torii ight, but it was melted first by the
wind vou'll get chanics of all kinds, and always has AW! ¢ aa. en j 1 We en Soh a
a yonn Bath I luci , 1 a : kanicl 1 5 i citric acid. never knew it to fail |
: . . i Susp ) een producing good crops and gif e uu ha are ush tigsnlva ishbona y ’ -
Cut Prices on broken lots in Soft and Stiff Hats. DY 2 Cs ; : : to disso shbone. You can test |
well worth the attention of any per- Sime bid ouelh the pow mon juice by dropping | rocer
son wishing to invest in a farm. treata se e We en so Je socha | gome on the shbones you may have |
This property will be sold clear Sin Oll Ie Der lieh Gud frogt 1 lying on late
: DE I I 5 i i I a oe rt Where You Can Get The Best
" av to liquid gelatine |
yremises prior to day f sale shall |! " ? Un 8¢ laida 1 nef | . . -
1nger aaS call on inh is Ty esser batzawla d daid ich n l I Quality at The Lo W est Prices?
residing thereon, Fawn and St. Bernard as Companions, |
Sale to commence at 1.30 o'clock |Porra we are g’sawt’ hut a ho tle Yliage of Bauma, a
44 North Queen St., Lancaster Pa, | 2 = re A Lo ott. ret a well, serland, a farmer recently found
11S question correctely atter you have ex-
oe op the premises, when and where | doomheit Globberdawl es i » that if lef one it] 1 Y ou can answel
terms will be made known by | «= o— —9 x © some misc
ETTA M. BENNE
amined and compared our prices with what others ask and
Sebel drodroeofodoferdede
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took it home ¢
EDITORIALS :
"| tasted the quality of our goods which are guaranteed to give
| you entire satisf on. All goods Delivered
of mone fawn slept in the
grew a 1i tle
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panied it, and defende |
Cn agenberger
5 Thole tay, Bu they BELL PHONE
Mount Joy, Penna.
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—— = | 50 L000
raise Be 1 . | @ * . . EY ,
Praise Be, toe g 114 Our Creat Mid-Summer 8:
Bocas : : WHICH HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR OVER TW Wil
GROWING IN INTEREST EVERY yA)
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Limit of the Borrowing Habit, rs
Little Margie was a frequent visitor |
| at the Jones home, going t » on er- |
rands of borrowing many times each
The Men Who Succeed | day. On this occasion she asked the |
eset isesnmmm
Westernberger, Malev & Mvers
125-131 East King S!., LANCASTER, PA.
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enterprises re| loan of a cooking utensil. But Mrs. |
| Jones had become very much out of
patience at the c nual borrowing -
d sent wo by M i that she ii
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had other fish to fry
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Bitters | moments 1eighbor’s little Margie
in| again appeare in her doorway, lisp- > FF
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“Mozzer thaid pleathe to thend
thome of the fith, pleathe.”
1st purcahesd a num-
i , undoubtedly the
values offered in that line
They are open
lus nickel case,
Rockford movement, 17 jewel,
fully guaranteed, with care will
last a lifetime Can you beat it
anywhere for only $10?
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“After |
rheumatism,
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
th LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as tt
stomach disorders, . t t of the: dis
kidneys, I am again,
Electric Bitters, sound
them. Only 50
Jernhart & Co's
Also Repairing in All It's Bramches
Will Take a Rest.
A. M. Garber, the Salunga miller, .
ill sell ont and retire
> Eee
I I ER East Main Street,
S. H. MI y MOUNT JOY, PA.
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