Blanke ts
Wear The Longest
They can’t help it. Wear is bred into them. It took us years to learn
how, but we stuck at it; now our 5A Blankets stand supreme—
they outwear three ordinary blankets. Every 5A Blanket is closely
woven from the strongest, tightest-twisted yarns our expert spinners
can make. And it is all done to save you money—to e One
blanket do the work of three—to save you trouble and expense.
5A Horse Blankets are sold by the largest horse-blanket factory in
the world direct to your dealer. Here, again, we save you money by
cutting out all jobbers’ commissions. You pay but one profit.
The 5A Storm King is the most popular medium-priced square
blanket on the market. Extra large, extra thick, extra strong, extra
warm. Weighs 8 lbs., measures 84 x 90 inches. Price only 250
worth twice as much. See them before you buy any other.
Buy a 8A Square Blanket for street use. Buy a 5A Bias Girth Blanket for stable 95
Buy a 5A Plush Robe for carriage or auto.
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All kinds ot men smoke Duke’s Mixture in all kinds
of pipes—as well as in cigarettes—and they all tell the same
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and then granulated—every grain pure, nigh robacco—
that’s what you get in the Liggett & Myers Duk Mixture sack,
You get one and a half ounces of this pure, mild, delightful
tobacco. unsurpassed in quality for 5c—and with each sack you
get a book of papers fr
Mow About the Free Pipe
f ers Duke's Mixture we now pack
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acoupon You car
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other valuable and use articles These presents cost not one
penny There is something fur every member of the family-
skates satcher’s gio -ackets, cameras, toilet articles,
and dozens of other things Just send
us vour name and address on a postal
and as a special offer during Octo-
ber and November only we will
send you our new illustrated cata-
logue of presents FREE of any
charge. Open up a sack of Liggstt
& Myers Duke’s Mixture today
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NVAENELY
Coupons trom Duke's Mrxture may be :
assorted with tags from HORSE SHOE,
ST, TINSLEY'S NATURAL LEAF, I
GRANGER TWIST, and Coupons from
FOUR ROSES (0c tin double coupon)
PICK PLUG CUT, PIEDMONT CIGA. ”
RETTES, CLIX CIGARETTES, and
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THE BULLETIN,
SALE REGISTER
\ Notice in This List is Read by Seve
eral Thousand People Weekly
Following Is a list of sales for
hich posters have been printed or
lse are advertised in this paper
I'hese notices are given FREE until
lay of sale
ednesda Oct On the prel
i186 at Mavtown a lot ot groun
vith frame house rame harn nid
and all outbuilding in excel
lent repair by Mrs Catharine
Kantz Zeller, auct
Thursday, Oct. 3—On the prem-
ises in the village of Florin, 3 lots
lof ground, with frame house, frame
I.
ings by Benj. IL. Garber. Zeller,
jauct,
Friday, Oct. 4 At Gantz’s Stock
Mt. Jov, a carload of west
horses and colt from 2 to
old and weighing from 1000
0 1400 pounds, bv D. B, Kieffer &
Zeller, auct
Wednesday, Oct, 9-—0On the prem
ses in Mt Joy Borough, a lot of
ronnd on New Haven street with
mprovements Also a large lot of
rsonal property Dh Mrs. Lavinia
hersole Mrs. Henry Hemsle and
toward E. Ebersole, Heirs of Noah
N. Ebersole, deceased. Zeller, Auct,
Thursday, Get. 10—In Central
tiall at Marietta, a large lot of real
ate such as lots in Marietta bor-
yach, farms in Rapho and East
Donegal townships, and a lot of
turnpike and bank stock by H
Burd Cassel and George I. Cassel,
AI. D., executors of Mary Jane Cas-
<el and heirs of Abraham N. Cassel,
estate
H.
real
Dp. GC.
of
M.
deceased, Also a lot
hy George 1.. Cassel,
Zeller
Saturday,
auct,
the
near
Oct. 12—On
Rapho township,
of 163
all
house,
prem-
New-
ises in
|[town, a farm acres and
improvements
by
perches with
\lso tenant stable, ete.,
Samnel S. Greider and Christ
the
administrators 0
! Greider
Greide
of Martin de-
Zeller, Auct
ursday, Oct. 17
Mt. .J« borong
Iw line, larce brick wa
es te
On the
h
prem-
, a fine brick
| 1S¢ 1
use,
me implement warehouse, etc.,
and one-fourth interest in the Sherk
Ore Bank in West Hempfield Town
ship ba Samuel 8 Greider and
Christian 8. Greider, administrators
of the estate of Martin L Greider,
Zeller,
Friday Oct
k yards, Mo
Auct.
18 \t the Fai
loreased.
s' Inn int Jovy, a
stood
Count colts
load of
Holstein heifers
CLUB WHERE SILENCE REIGNS
London (Eng.) Institute Should Have
a Quleting Effect on Tired
Nerves.
A club in which the human voice is
| rarely heard has just been opened in
London. As the name, the National
| Deaf club, would imply, the members
are deaf or are deaf mutes. Conver
| sation is carried on by oral or manu-
| al signs. ven the solitary walter-
| chef never offers an audible comment
| on the weather.
| There are no bells in the club, the
| assumption being that if they were to
| ring nobody would notice them. Un-
“der the door-plate a button resembling
| an electric bell-push certainly does ex-
| ist, but when pressed there is no re-
| sponsive purring in the club two floors
above the level of the street; instead
| & red light is automatically switched
on, and the members know that some-
one is at the door. Similarly when
the services of the waiter are in.
voked, it is a red light in his sanctum
which is the agent.
Six years ago the National Deaf
club was started in a cafe. So rapid
has been its growth that recently
larger premises were acquired, and
these were opened by the president,
whose deafness has not prevented him
from conducting a very successful bus-
fness. Another remarkable member,
who is a deaf mute, is responsible
for the railway system of Smyrna, and
commands an army of workmen of
various nationalities by means of
signs.
The club numbers 120 men and 60
women, and included in its appoint-
ments is a billiard table where disap-
pointed exclamations are never heard,
Taking Their Time.
“It seems to me,” said the man who
looked at his watch frequently, “that
these pay-as-you-enter cars stop
longer to let off passengers than the
old-fashioned cars do. Am I right?”
“You are,” said the conductor, “and
the reason is that people who wish to
leave press the button agd then sit
still till the car stops, and we have to
wait till they walk the whole length
of the car. Under the old system they
couldn't be so independent. Before
they could catch the eye of the con-
ductor most passengers not only had
to stand up, but to walk half way back
to the door, so by the time the car
stopped they were right there ready to
step off. The new way may be more
convenient, but it eats up time.”
Wise Girl.
Their boat was drifting idly, the
sun shone above, soothing the soul,
and the sea was serene; while she—
she was sitting snugly not on the
same side of the ship. Then he pro:
posed. From the opposite side of the
craft she gazed at him calmly. Then
she spake:
“As a matter of common sense, real
izing that we are in this boat, on wa-
ter which is ‘pore than fifty feet deep,
and that if you were to act as you
should act if I accepted you we would
be capsized, I will decline your pro:
, posal at the mament; but, George,
row as fast as yyu can to the shore,
and ask me again .
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
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BUCHANAN & TUNG
Fair Weck Bargains
For The Wleek of The
(ireat Lancaster County Fair
We will daily
oltel
merchandise
of Interest t vel V te
to the
Buchanan & Young Store
The purchasing power of a
dollar
will be double and
In ma
nv nstances trebled on tl
Splendid Special Daily Offerings
Tuesday Morning
$3.50 to $5 Night Gowns
$1.98
The greatest and best offer-
ing ever made by any store at
any time, in or out of l.ancas-
ter,
LADIES’ NIGHT GOWNS
Made from English Nainsook,
full and generous in size.
Madeira Hand Embroidered
Eyelet Yokes and Edging on
neck and arms.
This opportunity comes thru
a manufacturer who is friendly
disposed to us, and sold the
balance of these fine gowns fol
less than half their actual cost,
$3.50 to $5 Gowns: shown in
winodw:
$1.98
Special Priced
ALL THIS WEEK
Wednesday, October 1818
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115 and 117
N. Queen St.
Don’t Miss
These Bargains
—
Tuesday commences a Sale of
Ladies’ $3.50 to $5 fine Night
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owns at $1.98
Wednesday we will have on
sale one hundred $1.00 Alarm
| a -
Clocks fon 59¢
Thursday will be Towel Day.
Values up to Hic at 39¢
i'riday and Saturday Special
Sale of ladies’ and Misses’ $10
Chinchilla Coats, in Gray and
Navy, at $7.75
And splendid special values
Goods,
full
in every line of Dry
from a stock complete and
to overflowing, with everything
new and useful.
Gowns We will offer, in our Bargain
Section, Ladies’ Fine Wash
IN THE BARGAIN SECTION
Dresses white and colors;
¢ »g” $ Nig Gowns: ‘ >
Ladies iH Night Y worth $3.00 to $6.00; At
three excellent numbers; (two o_o dh -
$1.3 & $2.50 each
with embroidery insertion yokes
another with wide ecru loce
yoke
beading and ribbon 88¢
With Japanese Good Bleached Muslin Sheets,
tern on iront and scalloped ready hemmed 25¢
: Children’s Outing Flannel
neck and sleeves i8¢ 1
Night Gowns; 2 to 8-year sizes
P=
50¢ NIGHT GOWNS rhs 16
Dressing Sacques, fleeced
Fine material Il sizes, wit Flanelette, in rich designs, with
) shirred wai i oO |
Torchon lace edge on neck and shirred waist line 25¢
= 39¢ Seersucker Petticoats, In
arms - : 3
5 39¢ blue and white stripes; flounce
and band of
75¢ NIGHT GOWNS
embroidered
embroidery
pat-
Telling of The Low Prices In The
Bargain Section
effect 25¢
Silks Underpriced
Black
Sati
dTafteta
$1.00 Full Yard Wide in ies
Silks, 69¢
$1.25 Black Satin Messaline and Pean de Sole ard wide
S9¢
\ showing of New Wash Silks, as handsome Ss vel
purchased: vard wide; with rich stripes 75¢
A New Shirting Silk: yard wide; heavy quality; with woven
satin stripes, in beautiful effects; asilk worth $1.25 At S1
Charmeuse: the silk fabric of today: 40 inches wide; in a
laree line of dark and evening shades; $1.50
Meteor, 40 inches wide, a popular silk, in all colors
Crepe
licht and dark; special $1.69
Children's Gingham Dresses
Rompers plain colors,
stripes and checks 25¢
KIMONOS
$1.00 Ladies’ Long Kimonos,
n pretty, dark designs 69¢
ladies’ Long Crepe Kimonos,
ight blue, pink, lavender, and
vith Persian band trimming,
Q " 4
98¢
Children’s School Dresses, 6
o it-vear sizes: Ginghams, Per-
cales, Linens 95¢
Knit Knee Skirts fleeced;
light blue; good 50c¢ quality,
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29¢
l.adies’ 31 Fine White Shirt
Waists: special 79¢
\ big variety of Ladies’
White and Colored Shirt Waists,
worth up to $1.00, at 49¢
$1 Bird’s-Eye Cotton Diaper,
inches 10 yds., 69¢
24 wide;
Ladies’ Dusting Caps: the
| best in th emarket, 10¢
Ladies’ Good Quality Black
Satine Aprons, 22¢
25¢ Gray Stripe
Gingham Aprons 15¢
$1.00 Dress Skirts,
and natural 50¢
Taffeta Silk Petticoats;
black and colors $2.98
$3.50 Satin Messaline Petti-
black and colors $1.95
LACE CURTAINS
Nottingham Curtains;
Percale,
in white
$4.50
coats;
Lace a
showing of high-grade,
all
special
new patterns: fresh, choice
designs.
AND ECRU
length.
WHITE
Full in and
Prices at
« De» « aQir
and up to £6.50 a pair
TABLE
width
commence
COVERS
Agents’ samples for less than
half price—6x4 and Sx4 sizes
all new designs—worth $1.00
to $5.00: at 50¢- 98¢-
$1.25
TAPESTRY
Agents’
h2 and 250
COVERINGS
samples of Tapes-
tries—1 to 3 yards in a piece;
[rich floral and Oriental de-
|signs; all at Half Price.
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EDITORIALS
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Even the chauffeur should have a|g
little horse sense. m
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It isn't always the villainous cigar |=
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that is foiled again.
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A man may have an iron will, and a
still his heirs may break it. oa
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When a man talks about the good 5
0 da he generally means the a
nights
ss & HH
\ man can always keep his wife's =
1 es keyed up by talking in his HB
sleep > |
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It's a waste of time to tell a man my
ho suffers from a chronic thirst to
up
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It’s all right to take time by the H
forelock, but don't tell your troubles =
fore they happen. ou
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If you are going to combine gg
business and pleasure, be sure yoh
lon’t lose the combination.
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Talk about swallowing a camel
ind straining at a gnat. A pro-
fessional sword swallower died the
other dav from getting a fish bone
in
in
continue
day.
Chicago,
{erence
organized
ship of 22,943,
enrollment of 38,007 members.
sides the general officers of the con-
ference
there will be 200 ministers and lay
delegates in attendance.
oldest _pewspapels
was sfspended
issue. |
his throat.
ions Sali Asis sricymes
United Brethren Conference .
The 113th amnual session of the!d
United Brethren
Ephrata and
Mon-
of
Pennsylvania
Church at
session until next
G. M. Mathews,
preside. The con-
comprises 155 |Z
member- | &
the First
in
Bishop
will
district
churches with a
and a Sunday School
Be-
and the visiting clergymen,
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Has Gone to the Bad |
The rE one of the
in this county, |
week's |
last
with
We are determined no!
son of our large stock o
tional values in all lines.
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