Beeleelectiolol ode ililh ddh ed Bd ASL 4s a LE i he J ha a a oo WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, £0c FLATED BLUE GRANITEWARE ALL AT 50c EACH. Requested to give the (rade another chance on Peaches at 9c. We will again sell them on day at 9% We have a number of the Good pattern counter, : $ Let Us Help You k 3 Te rid you of your foot troubles, we can meet them all. Weak 3 archos, broken arches, weak ankles, callous soles, corns and bunions 3 We can keep vou from having these troubles if vou will allow us 3 to fit your foot > =» 3 WE GUARAUTEE EVERY PAIR OF SHOES WE SELL 3 We make good every claim that Is just Wi sho " ary one in the family from 10¢ to $50C a Pair All styles I'h haat for he sat ( l A no w 4 not guaran hem Special Every 70¢c, 80c and $1.00 TRIPLE 16¢ Wednosday Dressing Magazines; fr large Muir und Satur w at our ddd dodo i 2 2 2 82a TTT TTT ETT TITTY ePreeeee Sad ii em RERE RE HAST MAIN STREET Good Luck S. B. Bernhart & Co. MOUNT JOY BUTTERINLE An Excellent Substitute for Butter i And only costs half as much jan22-3mo. | | J y(N | B \ 0 a is the only kind I sell—Furmture that 1&8 Furniture Hall Racks Ladies’ Desks Rockers Picture Frames Extension & Other Tables, Davenport China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets For Sale at \—— Mirrors In fact anything in the Fuggnture Line 1 Y KLINE All Xinds C oncrete Work PEININ.A BUILDING in those m New A Sars, Crurane for $1.00 per box. Seid is and “For many years I was troubled, in spite of all so-ca!'ad remedies I used. At last I found quick relief and cure § really wonderful DR. KINC’S Adolph Schingeck, Buffalo, N.Y. 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. 5 Lr Er Safe! Sure! Speedy ! Satis- BEER EO XO FA oy Hatanded. Bent prepaid when relieved. Samples Rave them send your orders to the UNITED MEDICAL CO., BOX 74, LANCASTER, PA. SAA hei 0000000000 000000000990000609 ild, yet thorough and g Price 25¢C. LifePills| —— TEES Raurxy for Sovrenssn NEmsTRU ATION. Will send them om trial, to be paid for Free. If your druggist does not hoea Remedy. EW. Gober WB Fhiadier & Co. 104 1-2 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna. Next Door to Bender's Barber shop Store Open Every Week Day In the Year INDEPENDENT PHOME Wo. 850 Undertaking and Embaiming H.C. BRUNNGZR MOUNT JOY. | BLOCKS All Styles amd Oolors Porches, Columns and Banisters Ete. 09090000000 000600000009 Bows Catarrh Jelly Gives Immediate Relief Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma, Cold in the Head, Influenza Guaranteed or Mosey Refunded By Mail only Bows Mfg. Co. 500 West 159th Street New York City Pure Food Serial No. 0000000000000000000000008 PEININ.A 45605 0000000060000 060546000000@ > ; | tid ded id beardpabddeiododosiodededb ddd eobedebee desided rodedeoidebdpodedrdesiodeclodg peered * | Dave Cotterell, he is Door ard Window Sills and | Lintles, Chimneys, Retafler of the Bes | Grades of Oement Maud Miller, | | | Poodles many years MOUNT J Where Reun + (Continued from 1) program was rendered: page A Few Words (fewer the better), President Kierns; Song, Mrs. Weav- er; Pictures of Celebrities, C. Day Rudy; Song, Master Weaver, (3 years old); Spooch, Jake Gramm; Pi- ano Solo, Mrs. of Spasm, Bard of Ram-Kat; O.iginal Song, A. E. Rudy; Yodels from Yer- many, Grant Sowers; Ed Hipsley; Wordless Wonder, Chas. Gearhart; Harrisburg D. Cot- terell; Philadelphia Kickers and Suf- fragettes, Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Welsh; The Sick Orphan Boy, T. A Few Remarks, T. C Weaver; First section leminiscences, Neise, Knowles; More | Talk, H. Strunk; Wisdom from Bos- ton, S. W. Jones; Patriotic Pickings, Becky Sherlock; Cake Walk and | dance. oA song, “Us Poodle Sixteeners,” the { 95th Spasm of the Bard of Ram-Kat,” | edited and copyrighted by Dr. E. E | 3 { Brown, for this occasion, to be sung not-eaten, to the tune of “John Brown,” follows | We've gathered here in old Mt. Joy On George's natal day; We've left behind al] toil and care And joy will have its sway; | Make merry and be glad forsooth, For that’s the 'teerers’ way; | Let's al] sing heartily. Chorus Glory, Glory, Hallelujah! Glory, Glory, Glory, Glory, Hallelujah! Halleiujah! "Till we all get home again. There's buxom, joyous Doctor Brown, A pretty jolly cuss; And Kierns, our worthy President, Who never makes a fuss; And Jones, the Boston millionaire, Who sometimes comes with us; [ All poodles just the same, Chorus | Now Clarence Rudy is a dude | Who loves to draw and paint; | And little Al, his youngest son, | A Dauphin County saint, And Jakey Gramm, another | So good he ain’t; poodles, too kid, as what | A gang of Chorus He measures just five feet; | Grant Sowers, he of curly hair; Which And Stokes, Sells cundy he does comb so neat, the very noisy cub, rood and sweet; ] ago. Chorus Ed. Hipsley lives in Smoky Town Whe And Gearhart r flows; in Philly burg, scrapple grows. Allegheny lives Where good, old Bill Bender He'll cut is our shaver lad, your hair or nose; A bunch of poodles, too Chorus York, too; Beck Lindemuth, of Pa.; And her dear hubby, For Annabel, Dear Annabel, For pounds she is a few. from old Reading up, comes the pretzel] stew; Whence Oh, girlies, we all love you Chorus Mrs. Weigelt is a charming rose, Comes up from down in York; And Mrs. We hope she will not talk; And Mrs. Gannon likes our grub— She brings her knife and fork; bunch of kids Chorus Weaver sings so well A hungry Sue Lehman is a dainty bud— Light as any feather; And little Sara Fetterman Comes here in any weather. | Kate Welsh, in Pennsylvania Deutsch Says we should hang together— Oh, dot is what she sed. Chorus WHITE DIARRHEA REMEDY AND | There's Mrs. Brown, of old Mt. Joy, BABY CHICK FOOD i Don’t let Chicks die from white| And Molly Shrite, of the same place, diarrhoea. Use Pratt's White Diarr- Pratt's Baby Chick , Food insures strong, healthy chicks. | For Sale by W. D. Chandler, J. H. Buohl and G. Moyer, Who's getting very tall; Who's not so very small. You may think these two are twins, But nixey—not at all; They were poodles years ago. Chorus D. Hooper; THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA The Sixteeners OY HALL ion was held There's little Lizzie Kavanaugh, Of Middletown, Pa And Gertie Luft, the farmer girl, Who comes from up that way; But didn't come along At home she had to stay; Ga wecht and rouse mit im, Emma Chorus Hallelujah! Glory, Hallelujah! Glory, Hallelujah! Glory, Glory, Glory, Glory, We'll all go home some day. Der Tommy waer ein shanar boo, Mit haar so schwartz und grullich; Sei auga und schwartz Sei g'sicht waar wennich wullich. Der Tom waar alsfert erscht om disch Und es letscht faar weck tsu ga; wara gross Der hungrich glaner boo. Chorus Tommy, unser liever Tommy! Tommy, unser liever Tommy! Tommy, unser liever Tommy! Der bescht im gonsa lund The following poem by Mr. T. D. Hoo} entitled “The Sick Orphan Boy,” was then read: Twas a balmy day in Spring, | afternoon; On a Saturday | The birds were on the wing, And vacation coming soon; Two orphan boys at play | Were having lots of fun Driving dull care away; Playing tag on the run. Drill time was at hand ! Al] the boys fell in line; And the music of the band Jegan to beat a rat-trat time; | When one of the boys ia blue, Such a dizziness did feel; { And he turned a ghastly hue And began to rock and reel. was sick and out of breath And wag helped to a room; And he cared not for death And he cared not for his doom. | He | | He heard his mates fall in But no drill for him that day; | Nor the clatter, nor the din As the boys marched away. | Served to cure him of his ill; In his misery he would yell, | And was groaning with a will, Vhen they rang the supper bell; | Bu no joy its sound did bring, For his appetite was gone; He seemed lost to evervthing- Sympathizers he had none There he lay and moaned and tossed Just the sickest boy in town; | Seemed to him all hope was lost, Seemed to him all joy had flown Now don’t ask of me, 1 pray What this orphan boy did do; For I'd be compelled to say He had taken his first chew. The following song, ‘Inspection Time at Mount Joy Soldier's Orphan School,” composed by Mr. A. E. Rudy his anrual reunion, was expressly for t sang by all present: while school, We Sixteeners, at | Striving to obey each rule, | How many merry stunts we used to | do; But some stunts gave us no fun, Stead, they'd put us on the run, And they kept us 'Teeners squirm ing in the stew. But the Hoodoo stunts came when On each Saturday P. M. t dreaded called Came age “Inspection Time;" In the ranks they'd stand us yaps, With our clothes cleaned—well, per- haps, And our shined, and freed from shoes were blacked and grime. Chorus Oh, blacked our shoes and made | ‘em shine, | We blacked 'em for Inspection Time; we We scraped off mud, and cleaned off slush, { Then blacked and shined ‘em with a brush. | We blacked our shoes and made ‘em shine, » | We brushed off dust, and cleaned off grime; | Brushed and rubbed, Scraped and scrubbed, { | Just before Inspection Time, Now to eat was our delight, = | And we ate with all our might, oe Molasses dripped from mouth, and |p | chin, and nose; | When we ate our soup and has h, | Often times there'd be a splash, Making numerous spots of grease | upon our clothes » For thore grease spots cared w |= | naught, ® { Never gnve then e'en a thought 'm At least not till Inspection Day |g came round Then we yaps we brushed and rubbed Oh, those grease spot How we wrubbed! n Not an idler 'mongst that who = bunch could be found "w Choru 2] When the scrubbing was all done, “ hen we nchored in the sun, LJ And there we stayed until our m | clothes got dry; - When lined up in dress parade, & Fhe inspection then was made, n | Oh, what joy when the Inspector : passed us by! n | But, once in a while, perchance, “ - | There'd be grease spots on our pants, Then that strap, O how swift the B whacks would land! | And each descending whack Hit our pants where was no slack; : | For a week, when we'd sit down, | we'd only stand. | | The evening session was conclud- . ed by a grand banquet in Mt. Joy | i Hall which was very ably served by | caterer Jno. W. McGinnis of Hotel ® McGinnis, I ne A uN | Sale Register If you get your posters printed at! [this office we will insert notice like. [the following In the register FREE (from now until day of sale. As we have an exceptionally large circula- | | | = ration this will thoroughly advertise mW you gm |your sale and remember it costs nothing, Thursday, Feb. 27—On the prem- fses, the Martin E. Garber farm, on {the road leading from Mt. Joy to | Columbia, 2 miles south of Mt. Joy ® ‘horses, mules, cows, buils, hogs, & {chickens, a lot of good farming im- | plements, baled hay by the ton, ete. |by Perry C. Bates. Zeller, auct. Wednesday, Feb. 26—On the | premises on the Colebrook road, | | near Erisman’s in Rapho | twp., pair of mules, 5 head horses, Durham and Holstein cows fresh, 3 Holstein heifers, 8 40 shoats, 40 150 1bs., 2 sows, 1 boar, & nm a large lot & by A.W, Saturday, church head mostly bulls, breed 25 to 200 chickens of farming implements ® Eshleman Zeller, Auct. March 1--On the Market of premises on Sonth street. Mount Joy, a large hold £0) [Leghorn and house- White 8 Rock © feather =» renovating outfit Root, 'm Zeller, = Tuesday, March 4—Near Oak Vale : Mill, large lot of stock and farming - implements, and household goods by = Ellis Rettew itm Saturday, March 8 On the = premises on the John Shultz farm B in East Donegal township, near 'Maytown, horses, colts, cows, bulls lot goods, thoroughbred Plymouth complete by A. B. auct chickens, and a ex- ecutor and a large lot of good farming = implements by Samuel S Rosen- m berger. Zeller, anct. Monday, March 10—On the prem m ises at the southeastern limits of m Mt. Joy borough, entire lot of wm household goods by J. Lem Swarr. | Aldinger, auct. Monday, March and exchange carload of Berks and Lebanon coun-|® by Mr. Ed = sale | 10v At Mount his stables, Joy, a and mules Zeller, anct March near horses Bin Ly Ream 11-——-On the Cam- Donegal Springs, fat bull heifers, and Tuesday eron farm 10 cows, 12 steers 1 BREE stock bulls, 3 Holstein hogs, aled tons baled nnel Tressler. 19 March 12- On Avenue, a goods, Wednesday, the premises on Columbia large lot of housedoul wag- maker tools, lumber ete by on Zeller auct. March 13—On farm, along the Marietta r Wolgemuth’s Mill, mules 1tcher farming ete David Boyce. Thursday, the Hiestand pike, net COWS, cattle, hogs, implements, household goods, by Mr. John Friday, Zeller, auct Inners . On the Lan- npike, 2 mules, horses, a lot ® = March 14 0 1 08 Harrisburg tur of Mt. Joy, and miles east cows, bulls, hogs, and a large of good farming implements by B auct Zeller, Emsweiler Sat lay, March 15—At hi of business in Mount Joy, large and heavy wagons, implement harenss, ete. by G. Mo 5 Auct, = Saturday, March 15 \t his ware- ® h arge ot of B farm wag big variety of |g ‘ming by G. Mcver = Zeller, auct. : Thursday, March 20—On the Lan a caster and Harrisburg pike, 2 miles 5 east of Mt. Joy, a large lot of good |® household goods by B. Frank Ems- 8 weiler. Zeller, auct. HF} Monday March 24—On the premises gg ! at Rheems, resale of the personal property of W. L.. Heise; and wife by a John W. Eshleman and M. R. Hoff- s | man, Assignees. Zeller, auct. | Saturday, March 29—At his sale! | and exchange stables on Marietta | | street, Mount Joy, a large lot of ex- ceptionally fine acclimated horses and a few good mules by Ed. Ream. | Zeller, auct. 2 DONOMAN'S THE STORE THAT PAYS YOUR CAR FARE THE LAST WEEK OF THE MEMORABLE FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE $100 Three Rooms Furnished Complete PARLOR Parlor Suit, Three Pieces; Mahogany Finish ....%. .... i. civiiinans $25.00 Parlor Table, Mahogany finish; new design Parlor Rocker, Mahogany fifnish: saddle BEA .. .. +. ish vrrnineinn 4.25 Velvet Rug, All wool OTIS ft, size... . 0 0 ee ee ye 12.50 Window Shade, Guaranteed Spring Roller .... %...... 25 Parlor Picture, Gilt frame subject ie . 5 50 Pretty DININC ROOM Sideboard or Buffet Solid oak; handsome design ......... ou $16.50 Bxtension Table, Round top-pedestal design 6 Dining Chairs, Selected Oak; very strong ........ 10.50 China Rack, Solid Oak; To Match 1.00 9x12 ft. Rug, Heavy fiber Attractive pattern Window Shade, guaranteed Roller: any color Picture, Fruit Game or subject BED ROOM One Suit; Choice of wood or snow white enameled bed; dresser, wash stand, 2 chairs, 1 rocker, 1 table and clothes tree Mattress, 5 in. boxing; Soft top Woven Wire Spring 2 Pillows, filled with Clean feathers 1 CO new 1 Bolster to Match pillows ft 9x12 tug, Japanese Fiber; reversible rd 7.950 Window Shade, guaranteed Roller; any color PI cdnde) Picture, handsomely Framed subject pretty $47.25 No matter what is needed, do yourself justice; coms and ae a Total Value . . . $14000 = m Special For $100 O 0 “ This Week AIS = een FS Scores of the most remarkable offerings have been re: * 3 intentionally for the last week. ’ : x You would be astonished if you were to see them all in a & © for we can’t even hint of the wonderful values here. Who is going to let this chance slip by without providing for heir various needs-—present and future? cash not charged for dollar-a-week gell- high priced This is furniture store in where Remember the only strictly Lancaster counly, you are ing and where expenses are a fraction of that of the pecialty stores Free Car Service To Lancaster ‘e reuind to you in cash the full amount of your round trip fare, from your home town anywhere in Lancaster county o purchases of $10 or more It's just like sending our private coach for you and taking home again a The Donovan 32-38 East King Sireet, .e | eB Ts
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