PAGE SIX
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT
JOY, PA
Wednesday, October 9, 1912,
by
1:
change of life ™ is a most |
The “
critical period in a woman’s ex.
istence, and the anxiety felt by
women as it draws near is not
without reason,
‘When her system is in a de-
ranged condition, she may be
predisposed to apoplexy, or con-
gestion of some organ. At this
time, also, cancers and tumors
are more liable to form and begin
their destructive work.
Such warning symptoms as
sense of suffocation, hot flashes, |
of |
headaches, backaches, dread
impending evil, timidity, sounds
palpitation of the
before the
in the
heart,
ears,
sparks
eyes,
women who are
period in life
e approaching the
when woman’s
These symptoms are calls from
nature for help. The nerves are
crying out for assistance and the pe
cry should be heeded in time.
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
: Compound is prepared to meet
the needs of women’s system at
this trying period of her life. It |
invigorates and strengthens the I
female organism and builds up
the weakened nervous system.
It has carried many women safely
through this crisis,
fc
was
great change may be expected. | 1x
as not.
me at times and I could walk
only a short distance.
0
| 0 rs. “Mrs Estella Gillispie I
ONE CASE OUT OF
From Forty-Five to Fifty Are Much Benefited
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
MANY
TO PROVE OUR CLAIMS.
Anne, Il1l.—“1 was passing
through the change of life and I
was a perfect wreck from female
troubles.
I had a displacement
. ays . . . L
irregularities, constipation, vari- and bearing down pains, weak
able appetite, weakness and | fainting spells, dizziness, then
inquietude, and dizziness, are | numb and cold feelings. Some
: ; | times my feet and limbs were
promptly heeded by intelligent | swollen. I was irregular and had
so much backache and headache,
nervous,
despondent.
tite was good but more often it
irritable and was
Sometimes my ap-
My kidneys troubled
“I saw your advertisement ina
per and took Lydia E. Pink-
vr the
ham’s Vegetable Compound, and
I was helped from the first. At
the end of two months the swel-
ling had gone down, I was re-
lieved of pain, and could walk
with ease.
1edicine
iy housework.
medicine has saved me from the
grave and I am willing for you t«
publish anything I write to yow
I coxtinued with the
and now I do almost all
I know your
good of others.”—Mrs
Esterra Giruiseie, R.F.D, No. 4
Box 34, St. Apne. Illinois.
SRR
Wilson Progressive Club
The mass meeting of the Wilson
Progressive Club last Thursday
night
of the
pectations of the
was a grand success, the size
crowd being above the ex-
most optimistic
members of the club. Col. James
Duffy of Marietta, candidate for vis
Estate of Dr. Henry F. Breneman,
late of East Donegal township, Lan-
Joy, Pa.
HARRIET H
h
Letters testamentary on said es-
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against
same will present them
delay for settlement to the under-
signed,
EZRA NEY,
Coyle & Keller, Attorneys.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Joseph Welfly, late of ter
Past Donegal Township, Lancaster hel
Co., Pa.
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the rol
undersigned, all persons
‘thereto are requested to make im-:
diate payment, and those having Mi
ment to the undersgned.
2 LILLIE WELFLY,
Hu
tate having been granted to the pre
undersigned, all persons indebted Lif
wii
family
the bec
without | Well
Brethren
residing at Mount Joy, Pa. |The college
encouragement
ELIZABETHTOWN
Interesting
(COLLEGE
Nates From That
Educational Instution
O
tehinson,
ited the
ecture Course
BRENEMAN, given in
urches in eastern
ached at the College Chapel on
e, Sunday, Sept 17. Elder
1 move with his son John’s
ause
Executor |always shown in
ago he
sermon when Alpha Hall
and has shown his in-
services
different
years
dedicatory
‘was finished,
attending
the college on
est by
d at
| occasions.
There
led in
sses
n september
to
of this,
sermon on
Church in
are thirteen
took part
Elder
of McPherson,
college, conducted
state senator, Max Bucher, John R. el Exercises, and addressed the
Bucher and Dr. S. 8S. Mann of Co- hool.
lumbia addressed the club. During I'he worke n the
the intervening week between the partmen f the 111 t Ve
first and second meeting, twenty- are, Mrs. A 1ista Re r, Mx Kati
four new members were added to Sono M Agnes lexiere, fro
the club, making its total member- Bros 1 Misse ( I Doh
ship on Thursday night fifty-nine Hele K Mary Scheaffer
progressive and enthusiastic mem- Ella I I'so
bers. The next meeting will be held Miss 1 GC Fo Isanger, Ww
to-morrow night, at which time it ge, er o vears at tl
is expected a good many more new uj, h dent 1 cher
members will be added. has ne to Ti Colleg
NW NT EFey Hu ngdol Pa., irge of
J EXECUTOR'S NOTICE ihe fh al. &,
Miss Myer and Rebekah Shaeffe:
caster county, Pa ised, ided the exercises in honor o
Letters testamentary on sald es- Gen. Edward Hand held at Lan-
tate having been granted to the ¢@ster on Friday, Sept. 20, unde
undersigned, all persons indebted the auspices of the Lancaster coun
thereto are requested to make im- Historical Society.
mediate payment, and those having Mr. Samuel ler an
claims or demands against the Janitor of the noy
5 same will present them without de- under his care ¢ CKe
lay for settlement to the under- and twenty-five pigs.
signed, residing on R. D. 4, Mount | The first numbe of the College
W. M. Hollowbush, Atty Executrix.lat 8 P. M.. 1 Deibert
Oct 9-6t [Tt will De lecture re on James
- i Whitcomb Riley. All friends of the
ADMINIST (ATOR Nol school will be welcome at any of
Estate of Arua Guhl, late f © these lectures.
Joy Township, deceased. p BR W Schioss red
Letters of -aministration on temperance sernion at Bareville on
estate having been granted to t. go. .... forenoon. Sept. 15. and
undersigned, all persons indebt the PROGR : Ydrossed
thereto are requested to make Im.- ,.... 0 oie.
mediate payment, and those having . |, I. Ober stent consider
claims or demands against the same m Yocentl “istiine ih
will present them without delay for different churches. in Tastcrn Poh
settlement to the undersigned, resid- svlvania. ond. 1avia Dotore. thew
jug in Florin, Pa. Pinas. fo collecting - funds to for
JOHN F. GUHL, : : : ei Ey
Administrator. the Orphanage Building now in pro-
Coyle & Keller, . Attorneys, 3s of erection crounds adjacent
: — to the Brethren's Home near Neffs!
; EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE ville q
JA Estate of Christian Seitz, late of Elder R. Zuz, for n any: years
Rapho township, deceased. minister and elder of different
Palmyra this
preached his
greatly
Elder
its work.
many
the Sewing
quartet,
Miller,
Sept. 19, and
Great
Andrew
Kansas,
Chap-
- Some of
this year will be
Chapel, Oct. 9
Pennsylvania,
Zug
Fall; and
fare-
Sept. 22 in the
Elizabethtown.
appreciates the
Zug has
Twelve
preached the
students en-
Dept. and
indebted there are get more to come.
A ladies
Kathryn
ms or demands against the same Sheaffer, Elizabeth Kline and Carrie
ill presant them without delay for Dennis,
1Sunday School
| Blizabethtown,
Hensel, Atty. Administratrix. Temperance
consisting of
Leah M.|
more than
in the District
Covention held in
in a
program held by the,
Ww, { Nd in the United Brethren
Church, on Sept, 25
Recent visitors at the college
Were Mr lohn Hellman, Lan
Le WwW, E, GI ire and Kathryn
Longenecker Palmyra Iitta
Kou Carlisle John helley, Paul
hells R | wand John Kauff
mal Harry
I'he Lite y Con have
irranged he follow oul Of
ect | iterta for ‘
CAROL " | "7
On Oct ), Humphre ( Deibert
1 ve a | ure recital on Jame
Whitcon Riley 1 he Colle
Chapel
The second number in
Elocutionary and Musical Entertain-
ment under the direction of Prof
George P. Bible and will take place
in Heisey's auditorium on Oct, 30
Piatt,
Morals in the last
Dr. Byron C who lectured
on American
vear's course will give a lecture at
the College Chapel on January 21
1912 His subject will he
announced later,
Hon, H. Frank
caster will give a
Eshleman of l.an-
lecture entitled
Relig
ground of Lancaster
Swiss ious Founda-
back
the College
German
tions and
County, at Chapel on
Feb, 13
Col. George W. Bain, of Lexing-
lecture in
subject The New Wo-
Man, at. the Col-
ton, Kentucky, will
April on the
man and the Old
lege Chapel
Dr. D. W.
First Church of the
Philadelphia, will give the last lec-
May 15, at
subject be-
Kurtz, Pastor of the
Brethren of
ture of the course on
Chapel, his
Meaning of Culture.
— Eee
the College
ing the
An Obstacle to Road Improvement
A person rarely takes to a propo-
sition until he is convinced of its
merits, or that it will have a bene-
ficial effect on his interests. This
is true in every line of business and
in every phase of life, and it is es-
pecially true when the proposition
involves the expenditure of money or
labor. The improvement of our
public roads requires the expenditure
of both money and labor. It is plain
therefore, that those from whom the
money and labor for improving our
roads must come first be convinced
that it will insure to their beneficial
interests and general .welfare.
This has been one of the greatest
obstacles to road improvement.
After
campaigning to
more thgn ten years of active
emphasize the ne
cessity for the
Waller Page,
States Office of
National G
work, sayvs Logan
director of the United
Public Roads, in the
ge, its importance has
not been *d by the people.
» MANY OF
thoroughly appreciate the
> economic and social idvantages
which will result from good roads,
b the majority ) ( \ € rsal
of this majority will he the greatest
achievement t ttained 1 the
1gitation for road improvement, and
the only thod whe } hat ma
1 ccomplished i hin - em
at edt on o ) to
the bel \ h vill ru 0
them
The ¢ 0 od roads ex
whether he live
in city or country, and to every
enterprise, whether it be igricylter
1], man
are more or less dependent on the
ufacturing, or mining. Al
common highways as an avenue of
the commercial transportation, and
in proportion as these highways are
improved so as to facilitate trans-
portation are they benefited there by,
These benefits have been carefully
computed and estimated in dollars
and cents, and so enormous have
they been thus demonstrated to be |
that they present convincing
thinking man of
¢ ument to any
the importance and necessity for
road improvement,
ALMOST BURNED TO DEATH
sonal property tax this year will ap-
proximate $5,010,000 or $264,000
in 1911, according to
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an yarn;
thread nets and overlock edges.
DON'T PAY CARE FARE
Ride To Lancaster and Back
At Our Expense
We pay your round trip car fare from anywhere in Lancaster County on purchases
of $10 or more. This
is the ideal store for out of town folks.
Next Wednesday is ‘‘Opportunity Day”
ITEMS WILL BE LARGER THAN EVER
NEW, FRESH, FALL
THE LIST OF
ON THE MOST DESIRABLE,
IT.
AND THE
MERCHANDISE,
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
DON'T MISS
PRICE WILL, ALLOW YOU
IT'S GOING TO BE A RECORD BREAKER.
An Extra Special Sale of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding and Upholstery at Donovans.
The Only Furniture Store in Lancaster and Five Adjoining Counties
That Sells Exclusively For Cas
IT PAYS TO BU YFOR CASH—AT DONOVAN’S. WE ARE GOING TO TELL YOU WHY. WE BUY FOR SPOT CASH
AND THEREBY DEMAND SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNTS; OUR PURCHASES ARE ENORMOUS AND THEREBY OBTAIN CONCES-
SIONS THAT THE SMALL STORES IN LANCASTER ARE UNABLE TO OBTAIN: WE SELL FOR CASH AND THEREBY ARE
NOT COMPELLED TO CHARGE YOU FOR LOSSES, INTERESTS, COLLECTION EXPENSES, SUCH AS IS THE CUSTOM WITH IN-
STALLMENT OR CREDIT STORES. OUR PRICES ARE ABSOLUTELY A THIRD LESS THAN OTHERS ASK YOU FOR GOODS OF
EQUAL QUALITY, NO MATER WHAT DISCOUNT SUCH STORES ALLOW YOU, WE STILL CONTEND AND CAN PROVE THAT
OUR PRICES ALLOW YOU A SUBSJANTIAL SAVING.
COMPLETE AUTUMN STOCKS OF FURNITURE,
ARRIVED WITHIN THE PAST MONTH
YOUR EVERY
HAVING
FURNISHERS;
ALL
HOME
TICALLY
TER, FOR
CARPETS
A DISPLAY OF FURNITURE DOUBLE IN SIZE OF THAT SHOWN BY
0
PURCHASE IS P
, BEDDING,
UPHOLSTERY, ETC., ARENOW
ANY OTHER STORE. EVERYTHING
RSO. DONOVAN'S IS RECOGNIZED AS THE
ROTECTED BY OUR BROAD GUARANTEE.
COMPLETE;
IS NEW,
LEADING
WITH
PRAC-
CEN-
BRUSSELS RUGS
Priced Remarkably Low
event in Rugs; it's an
that will as-
This is an out of the ordinary oppor-
exact size Rug you want at a price
tunity to get the
tonish vou. These are all high-grade Brussels Rugs of exceptional
durability in many effective patterns and colorings.
$10.50 Rugs—6x9 feet—$8.25
$15.00 Rugs 8.3x10.6— $12.50
$18.50 Rugs 9x12 feet— $15.50
$22.00 Rugs 11.5x12 feet—$17.50
$30 Brass Beds at $21.90
Fall pattern; constructed with 2-inch posts
vertical filer rods in head
handspun
A beautiful new
mounts, and foot parts
with heavy heavy
form a neat vanel effect, each rod having
polished or dull finish. You can’t equal this bed
ornaments at
top and bottom;
anywhere at the price.
We guarantee assemblage—for
Brass Bed, in our vast
Beds became highly
many
every
five years. As soon as Brass popular, ever)
store offered guarantee. Know yous store promise, but
not all back up what they advertise. Our guarantee is your pro-
tection.
Join Our October Sewing
Machine Club
$2.00 Down: Then $1.00 a Week
Will bring to your home on the day you choose it: any one
Machines in the represented in our
of the Best United States; all
variety.
By this plan you can obtain the
“Free,” the best and most
perfect machine ever invented or you can get the most wonderful
machine at $13.95 ever produced, besides any other in our tock
which vou prefer. Our $17 “Donovan Special is self threading
price.
machine in your home while making small
Isn't this an easy way to get your New Sewing
You have the
payments.
Machine?
Nottingham and Scotch Net
Lace Curtains One-Fourth Off
Curtains; made of the finest quality Egypti-
Point and Real Lace
All full-length
beautiful double
Irish effects
$2.50 Values, $1.89
3.00 Values, $2.49
$3.50 Values, $2.79
Values, 79c¢
$1.19
$1.00
$1.50 Values,
$2.00 Values, $1.59
FINE AXMINSTER CARPETS;
REGULAR $1.25 GRADE.
An exceptional offering of beautiful
98e¢.
quality Axminster Car-
pets; a broad collection of very handsome patterns with borders
to match, in soft rich colorings; greens and browns predominat-
ing, being the most favored carpet colorings for Fall.
EXTRA GOOD QUALITY 5
75¢ BRUSSELS CARPETS 9c.
A clean up of odd rolls and dropped patterns; such that will
not again be mills this season. A very rare op-
portunity to
made up by the
obtain floor coverings at less than mill cost Bring
. g
variety to
$15.90
large
room measurements with you; there's an extra good
choose from.
3-PIEBE MISSION SUIT;
EXACTLY LIKE CUT
A good $20 Suit for $15.90. Three
frames constructed of selected white oak.
fumed Oak;
leathers:
roomy pieces:
Early Eng-
quality Spa
finished in
lish or the seats are upholstered in extra
every piece finely finished. This Suit is a very special
) S1 é
value, and one of the best we've been able to offer this season
$16 China Closet, $12.90
Golden Oak
1artered
China Closets; made of the best grade of solid
white oak an
¢ K and golden color,
beautifully finished in rich,
» size closet, will accomodate full
100-piece dinner set: ad-
justable shelves; French legs and carved feet, An exceedingly
pretty pattern of new Fall design: an extraordinary value: would
other store at $16.00; Our
Beautiful Irish |
\ ver)
11 in every ; :
sell in every price is $12.90
Point Lace C urtains
handsome athering of Irish Point L ace
effective designs. All full
Curtains, in
length cur-
very best quali-
the very newest and most
tains, with beautiful applique with borders on the
ty nets. A very unusual opportunity: choose early
50 Curtains—Special Price, $1.98 Hi
50 Curtains—Special Price, $2.98
$5.00 Curtains—Special Price, $3.98
200 Dozen Window Shades
25c and 50c Values, 19¢ and
They're
3
39¢
made of the best quality opaque shading mounted
on guaranteed spring roller; full variety of the most desirabl
2 8 S § sirable
A splendid offering
shadesis most desired,
colors; complete with fixtures ready to hang
window
Bedding,
just when change of
Extra Savings
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tax is not
payments indicate that the counties forts a law and
are
due for some weeks the sentatives, and through whose ef-
appropriation was
Scientific American,
New York City
3 ‘ , A handsomely illustrated weekly.
Pure Food Serial No. 45605
year: four months. §
Largest cir-
culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a
1. Sold by all newsdealers.
Peni r Sed-Pillows; good, clean, odorless and well cured
Maytown Youth Found That Cigar- Save on ( ouch Covers Ponte yen hoe iI ya art tick; striped with floral
ettes and Gasoline Don’t Mix Yorders, 21xio inches; $2.50 values; pair $1.98
Heavy reversible Couch Covers, made of heavy reversible White Bed Blankets; large size: soft as a
Cl 3 in handsome Rite tts ; : : Sa ? Soft and fleecy; fancy pink
lighting a cigarette in the vicini- tapestry; 69 inches wide; In handsome tug patterns and color- horde regular $1.50 values: $1.13
ty of soli vessel rerous ings. : : : : 2 ul son : Extra larg: size Blankets; twelve-quarter: all wool: white »
Allen Herr of Maytown found that Regular $1 Couch Covers at 79 with pink border; very heavy; $8.00 values: $5.98 &
out on Monday when he delivered a | Regular $2 Couch Covers at $1.49 Comforts; of fine sateen; with border: filled with snow white 3
quantity of the inflammable stuff at i Regular $3 Couch Covers at $1.98 cotton; well made: $2.50 value $1.19
the Hicks store and struck a match | wm
: ich [
over the empty can while waiting |
for payment, His clothes were sat- | §
urated with oil, and when the | §
fumes from the can ignited he was | %
at once enveloped in fire. He ran | o
to the pump in front of the Wash- | §
irgton House, and luckily a bucket iE
was close by, the entire contents of | ¥ .
which were poured upon him. His | 32 to 38 East King Street, Lancaster, Penna.
left arm from the tips of his fingers : go fod otosfrfotodoofosrfesforfetont
to the shoulder was almost burned | Joofeoforfect ofociesfeofesforfuresiocfurusfocts efecorteny efosrrfosucte ibid dodich dh dit d eddie ddd dodged ddd ddd
to the bone. Friends dressed the
wounds and he was hurriec me, | ing actions at law result favorably. Lphrata Gets Carrier Service 0000004006 i
nd nd he 1 home Pony oval $1. bani > 1s 992999209504 000 4 | 60 YEARS’
where Dr. T. E. Ingram attended | lsast year the state receive , Letter carrier service will be es- ® ! EXPERIENCE
him. 745,700.58 of which three fourths tablished in Ephrata, on Oct. 16th, 3 Bows Catarrh Jelly 3 y
seers EE rss was returned to the counties under this being the. initial inauguration : ®
. Toc : ry. AY riiv at Sis Gives Immediate Relief &
INCOME FROM PERSONAL PROP. | the law. . . of the town pa village may deliv- 3 .
ARTY ar is year sixteen counties ery service. ‘he early desi ti
ERTY far this yor Ss : ery s e ea 1y signation $ Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma, Cold S
have made their pavements in full of Ephrata, the third largest town ° i th i d Ini ®
State Will Get Over Five Million |20d three on account, Philadelphia, in Lancaster county, for the experi- 4 il the Head, Influenza i TRADE Manse
and Z y ies i the n E rati
Dollars, and More Than Last|20d Allegheny counties being ! enial operation Of te How System : Guaranteed or Money Refunded ® Anyone sending a sk ren eHIs 80.
Year largest payers. These nineteen is an official recognition of the suc-, ¢ Price 25c. By Mail only : quiclly ascertain our opinion free whether an
: sas . y =acC, Ma »bably pa ble. C
counties have paid in $3,474,396.36 cessful efforts of Congressman W. $ @ Hirt Eon BRI pg
~ 3 . : sent e. Oldest ac Or securin, atents.
Pennsylvania's income from per-|2and a balance of $1,535,603.64 is W. Griest, who was sponsor for the $ Bows Mfg. Co. “Putenis taken ii; Gh Munn & Co. recetve
IR ” % s : % eo 0 w t charge, in the
due. Considering the fact that the legislation in the House of Repre- @ 500 West 159th S: special notice, with
: est 9th Street
estimates made at the auditor gen-
eral’s department, and the summary
run higher if efforts being made to
'secure additional returns and pend-
personalty.
getting in their taxes on gecured for mail delivery and collec-
tion facilities in communities hav-
——— Gee ing second and third class
offices.
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