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Famous Rodgers Silverware
MANUFACTURED BY
THE
26 Piece Set
Wm. A. Rodgers, Ltd. "
Or a 41-piece Dinner Set :
consisting of (
6 Tea Spoons 6 Medium Knives
6 Table Spoons 6 Medium Forks ww
we
1 Sugar Shell
Guaranteed 21 per cent Nickle Silver, Solid and the same
metal all through, Until further notice we
of above sets each week,
Butter Knife
will give away one
Bring Your Tickets Every Wednesday at 3 P. M.
Bach ticket good every week during
present in order to participate.
tails.
If you do not receive a set
one some week
these presents each week.
H. E. EBERSOL!
Opposite Post Office
First Set Given Away «
the first week you may obtain
later, ag we will continue giving away one
series. You must be
Our clerks will explain the de-
of
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. - Mount Joy, Penna.
Wednesday Dec. 4 :
mEE ENE EERE EES
WEDDINGS
Thursday orniz E H. Kis
East Petersburg, and A.
Millersville be-
singer of Eas
came man and wife
On Thursday morning C. Newton
Shaub of Millersville, and Lida G
Hertzler of East Hempfield, were
married by Rev Hiram G. Kauff-
at Landisville
On Sunday, Elder A. S. Hotten-
stein united in marriage at his resi-
dence at East Petersburg, William
Dyer, of Salunga and Miss Eliza-
I.. Moyer, of Mastersonville.
Last evening Ralph E. Fitzgarald
of Lancaster and Miss Elanora A.
Pngle, daughter of Mrs, Marie B.
Pngle, of Marietta were married in
the First Reformation Episcopal
church, Marietta. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. W. J. Lindsay,
pastor
Joseph M. Bachman, of Eliza-
bethtown, and Miss Elizabeth Marie
Fisher, of Middletown were united
in marriage by Justice of the Peace
¢. BE. Bowers, at his office, on
South Swatara street, Middletown,
orn Thursday evening. The bride
was attended by her mother and
sister. The ceremony was followed
by a reception at the home of the
bride's sister, in Middletown.
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saught. The wagon was slightly
FORE EERE
TRAMPLED BY A HORSE
Jolin Nissley a Rapho Township
Farmer in a Serious Condition
At 4 o'clock on Wednesday after-
noon a serious accident befel John
Nissley a young farmer of Rapho
township near Manheim He had
come to town accompanied by his
wife and her sister Miss Elsie
Myers While in the act of hitch-
ing his horse to a chain in front of
l.itzenberger's hardware store, on
Market Square the animal tore
back and in so doing broke the bit
to the bridle. Mr. Nissley grabbed
the hores by the neck rein and
nose and pluckily stuck to the ani-
mal until thrown to the street,
when the horse trampled on him in
the region of the liver and he is in
a serious condition. Miss - Myers
Stayed in the wagon until it upset |
in the serimmage and escaped with
a few minor bruises. Mr. Nissley’s
wife was not in the wagon at the
time. The unfortunate man was
taken to the office of Dr. Beamens-
derfer near by who with the assist-
ance of Dr. Dunlap did all in their
power to alleviate him. At 6:30
o'clock he was taken by auto to his
home, where he suffers great pain.
The horse was finally captured but
when freed from the upturned |
wagon again escaped and ran to the
vicinity of his home, where he was |
damaged.
er rt ere |
A Sour Krout lunch will be |
served at the Washington House
on Saturday evening.
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is the only kind I sell—Furniture that 1s Furniture
Picture Frames
Extension & Other
Mirrors Hall Rack: |
Ladies’ Desks |
Tables, Davenport
China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets
In fact anything 1n
Undertaking and Embalming
the Furniture Line
N.C BRUNNIER
MOUNT JOY. PENNA
FI.OXRI IN.
Advertise In The Bulletin
J. Y. KLINE
All Kinds Concrete Work
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A SETS
BUILDING BLOCKS
All Styles and Colors
Porches, Columns and
Banisters
Door and Window Sills and
Lintles, Chimneys,
Ete.
Retailer of the Best
Grades of Cement
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FAERIE RE
| stock Two minute records 21e,
| and heroic cures are needed. First of
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Lochl Notes
MANY SHORT NEWS ITEMS oO»
GENERAL INTEREST
€C "a0N ‘Aepamyeg uo suodno) squo(] Jo sduwreig sro
Brief Local Happenings Gathered as
They Occur With the Whirl of the
World for Quick Reading Withiy
the Past Few Days,
Wanted—-Blacksmith, also steam
drill operator, tenant for house and
blacksmith, also tenant for dwel-
ling house who can operate steam
drill, at A, M. Garbe's Mill, Chick-
ies, Apply to Chas. F. Bacon, Lam
caster R, D. No. 8, nov 6-2t
Miss Anna Holwager is on the
sick list.
There are 128 cases of diph-
theria at Allentown.
Mr. Joseph Heisey is about again
after a spell of sickness.
Wanted—a good hired man. Ap-
ply to C. 1. Swarr, Mt, Joy.
A meeting of the Y. M, C, A, was
| held in their rooms last evening,
Two carloads of apples were sold
| at public sale at Manheim on Sat-
| urday.
| GG. Moyer just received another
carload of fine New York state
apples.
The Homer Club® met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs, Estel-
la Bucher,
Mr. Henry Derr moved into the
Zerphy* property vacated by Mrs.
| Susan Williams.
Mr. Amos Shickley painted a
very attractive sign for the Wash-
ington House cafe
The Christmas services of the
Evangelical Sunday School will be
held Christmas evening.
Do you have your seats secured
for Dr. Krebs’ lecture, Three Gods
or One? Friday evening, Dec. 6.
Harmon Deibel, better known as
Rochel, will spend the winter
months at the Washington House,
Just received a carload of choice
apples and cabbage which I have
on sale at the old P. R.
I
R
CS
depot.
FRANK
Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Amspacker
tertained Mr. and Mrs. FP. G
Mr. and Mrs. Claud T.
Hustler at dinner on Sunday
Dr. H. H. Baer, the veterinarian,
moved into the property he recently
purchased of Mr. Harry Derr,
National Bank
The remains of John Shenfelt
opposite the
nd three sons were removed from
the Florin Cemetery to a ceme-
tery in Middletown last Wednes-
day. o
Great reductions in Edison Wax
records to make room for new
four minute records 31c at Garbe’s
Drug Store
Big bargains in Clothing 2*... D.
Beneman's. Also double S. & H .
Green Trading Stamp or double 7)
Piano contest coupons given on £ a
Saturday Nov. 23rd. G
The meeting of the Home and e)
Foreign Missionary Society of the sa%.
Presbyterian church will be held in ®
the Sunday School room of the »
Presbyterian church tomorrow af-
ternoon. e®
CLOSE TO HEART OF NATURE Q
@anitariums In the Black Forest af
Which Marvelous Cures Have / ®
Been Recorded.
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Special Double JA" Green Tradil
Stamps or Double Piano Contest Co
Given Saturday, Nov. 23
GUARANTEED
We Know Our Shoes Are Right and Our Prices Right.
How About Some New
For Thanksgiving:
We Are Showing The Finest Line of Footwear In The Town----The Bes
And The Most Attractive Styles----Every Pair Absolutely Guaranice
Ours are the kind of shoes that make permanent customers out of every
done their own advertiging, as one pair has sold another repeatedly and that's the
that counts satisfied customers have told their friends.
to talk ‘the shoe question over with you and demonstrate to you in a practical
do undersell othes stores. We give vou leather in both upper and lower stocks for
superior to what you will find in ot her shoes.
new and original they have snap and ginger to them and still retain the
taste as for wearing qualities we will vouch for that EVERY PAIR IS ABSOLUTELY
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION IN EVERY WAY OR A NEW PAIR WITHOUT
We Want You To Know
It. The Only Sure Way You Will Find Out Is To Wear a Pair
We have all the new and favored 7 W
models You will surely find what
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Corsets AT GOOD DRESSERS WILL
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want here at 50¢ to $3.00.
You'll be better satisfied if you
get them early. The choicest pieces
always go first. You'll save money
fis teres Fomape AEE. rv. SRR
iT Vou buy mere. ublic ahka-3ee:
Ve can show you an excellent assort
rect styles in faultlessly
such beauty and value that you'll surely
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SELECT YOUR NEW FURS NEW NOVELTIES IN
EARLY Short, three-quarter
white and popular colors.
elegant fitting garments
The largest line, the neatest
patterns, the best styles and great-
CHILDRENS’ COATS
values ever shown here. them
Make up_vour mind to
2 up. your Im
goods before making your
see our new Winter Coats and
are sure you have ever seen,
can when you try on these new i
them as nearly perfect as money
I. D. Beneman’s Dep.
Opp. Union National Bank. Mount Joy,
2322 Double Stamps or Double Coupons on Saturday, Nov. 2
n the guests
In an article on “The Friendly Sum- To Address Supervisor's Convention
mer Trees” in the Woman's Home There is
Companion Frank A. Wsugh, profes-
por of horticulture in Massachusetts
agricultural college said:
man
more
“In Germany one finds all kinds of legislation
one. Often the ‘cure house’ is the the
no one single
who has had
obtaining helpful
in|
in Pennsylvania
ASSIGNEES’ SALF. | which is located a valuable spring
of pure water.
OF
No. 7. A lot of ground in the
Valuable Real Estate . Heisev Avenue 1385 feet, thence
village of Rheems, containing on
along land of D. Brinser, 173 feet
cures. Every enterprising town has assisting him to get out of mud than!
3 . Jones, of Susque- ON Saturday, Nov. 30, 1912 Trolley Avenue 142 feet to Camer-
finest public building In the city. Al panna
German talks of going to his cure as, .,
an American of going to his vacation.
There are milk cures and mud cures,
mountain cures and surf cures, but my:
years
ehoice is the forest cure. Not only roads of our
does it best please my personal taste, for a fifty per cent
but I notice that it gets the more treasury
serious cases—those where radical] =
all there are the tuberculosis patients
strewn about on their cots under the
pungent shades of the Black forest as Jones’
pbout Dr. Trudeau’s camp in the Adl- has never
rondacks. Then there are the de- pent
votees of indigestion and the nervous Several millions
wrecks, billous, alcoholic and society
wrecks, drug fiends, bridge flends and
everybody; that is, everybody who
can spend the money to come hither OF
for the forest cure. Naturally in Gere ized
many, as in America, folks who have oarth road
to work and support families cannot ;, ,,r yegislative
afford to be cured. They can’t even , —. j... heen
afford the disease in the first place.
“It is curious how friendly the for €l. But all the turmoil Ho = A Dene and Shers and be offered for sale by the owners|
ests are to sick and discouraged peo- and excitement and enthusiasm for| Rhocas Pa ; BD iT A soon thereof at the same time. |
ple. The trees reach out their arms to high stone road-| erected ORS of a two-story stone ALSO :
shelter them. In the stillness of the ways Representative | house, frame bank barn and neces- b Al ae go ro nh Pe Wil
orning and th h the long nights ra | sarv ding e sold « of personal property,| ¢9¢000060060066¢
morning and throug g Dig always stood the State sary outbuilding.s consisting of 10 horses, 7 mules, | »
they whisper reassuringly to every making good its obligation and pay-
ons who listens.” :
ing
rs rr rt lr = supervisors
During the last Legislature he tried
to get three
money appropriated,
slashed down to the
appropriation for
1,500 township
the Common-
Porto Rico's New Wonder
From far away Porto Rico come
reports of a wonderful new dis-
covery that is believed will vastly crowded and
benefit the people. Ramon T. Marc- gym of $500,000
ham, of Barceloneta, writes “Dr. two years for
King’s New Discovery is doing
splendid work here. It cured me
than 20 others, who used it on my
advice. We hope this great medi-
cine will yet be sold in every drug | plained.
store in Porto Rico.” For throat | qualified to address an organization
ang Jung tlonbles jt has HO equal.l,, road supervisors as the author of| village of Rheems, fronting on the |
Road Law himself, and Lancaster and Harrisburg
A trial will convince you of its]
merit. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle|the Jones
free. Guaranteed by S. B. Bern- | indications point to a crowded court
hart & Co {room audience to attend the coming
convention which has
Thursday, De-
Read the Bulletin
Mr. Jones, after an!
obstacles four At 10 o'clock a. m., the under-j jess to the beginning. Being lots
road bill for |
the benefit
This provided
bonus from the
Commonwealth
its simple pro-
Representative
road bill became a law there
adequate pay-
who complied
visions.
f dollars of bank
money payments
township supervisor
it Pennsylvania.
boards through
strength, the
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interests of the farmers!
halls at Harris-
supervisor boards of
about five times of terrible coughs wealth.
and colds, also my brother of a se-! It is this sort of thing which the
vere cold in his chest and more ,....o. farmer and taxpayer cannot
and wishes clearly ex-
And there is none so well
{understand
! supervisors’
Read the Bulletin {been arranged
Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin |cember 12, and starts at 9 A. M, in
the Lancaster Court House.
anon on street, and along the east side
of Cameron street 142 feet, more or
signed assignees of the Estate of Nog 31, 32 and 33 on the plan of
Winfield LL. Heisey and wife, will Rheems as laid out by Winfield L.
sell on the premises, in West Done-| yyaisev i
gal Township, the following describ No. 8 A small long and narrow
8% Jon esate 161 Bees i triangular strip of ground, with a
No. 1, A farm of 1 acres and frame store building thereon erect-
30 srches ri c rellir 5
rs phen ith 8 I More dwelling ed, situated between the Pennsyl-
Se X i os are- 3 : r
1se and other outbulldings there- yapni; Railroad and the Lancaster
. 1 i ino 1s 3
Ohne: Adicinipe ands of and “tarrichure uenpike, Tn the
Heisey Jacob Inners purpart No. Yillage of Rbeoms, $v}
2 and the Pennsylvania Railroad No. 9. The equal undivided one-
2 d Sylvania £ AL third interest of Winfield L. Heisey
> Yo Leo li of eae Jana in a tract of land in West Donegal
Son ns 2 sores ne Hr ones Township, containing 99 acres and
y S > aot = , E
ly Th a rocke froin Kober 29.6 perches, with a two-story stone
I ron bern Ro : other house, large hook barn, eotn, orb
sas ane Da hd eT 2nd other outbuildings. Adjoining!
outbuildings. Adjoining Nos. 1 and Qi tas |
3. the Poansvivania Ratlroad and lands of Simon C. and Christian I.
3, S z 3 :
I SS ~ ouoy, Murvey Bb THosiettey, Bani
ands of Maron Herr. el W. Heisey and others. There|
No. 3. A tract of 42 acres and : . te
23 perches of Ii sions land ad are limestone quarries and lime
op D es of hmesione ‘and, E& kilns on this tract. |
ioini + J, 0 vl]. SD es |
pie marr No 8 he Penesd hE tigen evo
ahia Rai'noad, ands i thirds interest in purpart No. 9 will|
Purpart No. 3 will be offered as| .w Seif Binder, Farming Imple-|
{a whole and also a part thereof in| ments, Stone Wagons, Stone Crush-|
separate lots as laid out and num- | ers, Elevators, Engines and other |
Ibered by Winfield I. Heisey a| equipment i the operation of fhe
| Limestone Quarries located on the
draft of which is on file in the Re- above promises; Tobacco Tath, As
corder’s Office at Lancaster, Pa.| pegtos Shingles, Harness, ete., ete.
The lots to be offerd being Nos. Sale to commence at 10 o’clock
On tracts Nos. 2 and 3 there are| a. m., on SATURDAY, NOV. 30,
valuable limestone quarries and| 1912, when terms and conditions
lime kilns, with railroad siding con| will be made known by
necting with the main line of the JOHN W. ESHLEMAN
Pennsylvania Railroad. MR HOFFMAN
No. 4. A triangular lot in the| Assignees for the benefit of
village of Rheems, fronting 60 feet| creditors of Winfield I.. Heisey and
8 inches on the west side of Broad| wife.
street, and extending in depth te
Trolley Avenue, on which it has a
frontage of 205 feet. |
No. 5. A triangular lot in the;
CHAS. H. ZELLER, Auct.
W. U. HENSEL,
W. F. BEYER,
JOHN E. SNYDER,
S. R. ZIMMERMAN, Attys
turn-| ALSO
pike 90 feet, and adjoining the| At the same time and place will
Elizabethtown and Florin Street’, = ss. 0d the equal undivided two-
1y be offere e eq n
Railway sud fle DIOBENMY Sormery | thirds interest of the undersigned
known as the Canning Factory.
No. 6. A small tract of land, in purpart No. 9.
containing 125 perches, adjoining; E. L. HEISEY,
purpart No. 1 on the north, and H. 1.' HEISEY
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Cn
Winter
to Trolley Avenue, thence along’
We have a large stoc
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in price from $1.60 up
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by auto.
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3. A. Fisher,
Mrs. Edwar
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lace.
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was a big t
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and a drum
former
A. Ricker
ere with Squ
Aaron Rice
was here
hy.
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