{ | PAGE THREE ————————— ——————— PLEASE BEAR IN MIND —_— —————————— sr — We Pay Your “Donovan’s is an Id 1S prs fy RIDE TO LANCASTER Round Trip Car Fare From Anywhere In Lancaster Co. on Purchases of $10 or More HE BULLETIN, MOUN1 JOY, PA. ——— A ———AT——— oo SWO o 45 WI eal Store for out of Town Folks” Aporine F and every convenience possible is extended to our patrons. Bf a ———————————————" ————— A ——————————— A ———— All mer- i y “n WHAT IS DOING Al RISBURG DURING —— Gerber sm Has The Battle Over in Legislature ferred to the Floor May Not the Present AVE om | y Ov Pennuyl Lrans «( 1 i of ti legislation a . on IN +t A YR vy vr 5 Fan . »” ¢ ' _ . Py 1h chandise on sale is MARKED IN PLAIN FiGUR and the fact that we pay “Car Fare” does not effect our regular price: ONE PRICE TO ALL, and Lt that the lowest possible for reliable merchandise; everything exchangeable within a reasonable time; money cheerfully refunded if desired; mail and Tele- orted, ! \ 1 1 tered i snr Evan nt dai v ch yh Ss A . . . . . p phone orders delivered free of delivery charges; phone your orders and have charges reversed to us. Donovin’s---really is a big, liberal, ideal store for all. y in - committee, an en uarants clause being Eh " #3 —— - - IT Seems IMOost LIMPOoSSi e ated 16 ur dioxide. Ih d 1 1 iroviding the . " » ae: ¢ 8. om en 4 $18 00 KAN? SUILS ail 812 50 + 4 joes not eX: e Clothing Store Mion Ton i 5 | i em came to us Ye ™ 3 yw the pre " ( 1 } 0 manufacturei 1 09 ¢ bition of 1 tOOKk them it f he S¢ “~ 2 ¥ ~e % ~~ nzo oda " ¢ A in the a mt Of 1 quare Deal | he yw New Y 1 ould \ snapped at them, but { i i hich caus : : i ifacturer 1 1 ) es ( Sey and conse . v . \: ear iq { ( | i 1 IY of the ( ) \ the dis I'€ D d Y Eve H b ‘ | ~cnticd { 0 ’ 5 i , Com {too plensy id You Ever Hear of a Dissatisiied Donovan tomer | 4 sanity miles i & ( \ ’ tei 1 of one a i benzoate \ vil - A Ha ~~ | { ; . wi here Are None | & of 1909 Ki i igh waist lin | 3 men ho 1 1 im 2 hed x 0 vith irchase We ¥ ame old ne 1stin in ui lable t old ques DD (he { If a ol “> ) houses ot ( 1 1} \ i % the Sen- > vr » r I { od 3 claimed i : - f sg x ! 0 i < the Rov { £2 3 i 7 Sere 2 £5 5 i Ol : \ Joaly } 2 i ey Bi ¥ Y ne 1 fi & } a Q ¥ a n i § ga & }] = Geo 23 3 PF 5 Hew Spring Goats & di Gus ite ? u = a old oi { ) » “5 i 1 Hegh 3 Excellent $5 Models @ Wn Lf tegl § 4 chairman ol 2 : pi 14 it i 5 "ublic (5 2 | i ay 0 in « Mn 1 i ionall ii { in ery ( i } he he 01 1 new est i nel i % Richards i nch i 10 d 1 th had i 1 : : ) 1ch { In be n hl i ¥ Correspond : M1 nd oun n eve I 1 & : 1a ) H y iP capi 1 Ia d n th ounti it $10 and $12.50 } & hien- ne ¥ 1 ol ( 1 n i : 0 { ¥ Nnews- 1 n hrougho a Teeth H ! full ~ : ¢ ked \ h word of { in i i mn 10 : i nl on i sl 4 : < + a " wol { od notch piieu i oul its at $15.00 i ee had de 1 f 1 : lin 3 ( y ) fused to he IE SE A FE FT ATS p—a— ) nou Don n Specials 1 $20 S | . st and it . : =. 3g . ° h ¢ (le i Wi ic i \ ( dozen of them 24 % +k Niet MB clgagsng ri 3 + Don’t Pay Exhorbitant Millinery Prices | soomcnis, tioned by exports, in he est and mos | been done XL A a w i i diate mode 100 different patt ns to 0O8¢ f i « ( vinced oii; . j . 1 We Carry as Large an Assortmel nt as Any 5 Stores in Lancaste ; ow fabric and shade. Sizes to ft all men | Pit S tered oO i EINE . S : i «8 {01 0 liminating FINE HAND TAILORED SUITS; made by the “Hous } 3 —— § i ¢ nzo ) sulphur diox > Ww b ws i Kuppenheimer,” the best makers in the world I ! : th ber tphur dioxide . pep veo i A i i tie which sl be y 7 - i y |. 5 t VE uy direct { ment is equ o the best custom tailor's product i 3 vii should D€ i £ i roe 1 1 1e Senate yinmittee A alk ¢ U as Vy Stree i from manufaciures i in o1 designing and finish; en news fashionable « I 1 comultie »/ ! ( beto he horse \ ro 3 embodied In them Other siores would Com ; % and not thro ob- by [ im i LL Gernerich bill. oficially 3 By Wea ing Donovan Shoes an ] mand anywhere from $20 to $25 for these same grades of i 3 eruption bi, a 1s v a . Q - mat . ) S¢ ¢ il y ) S The big shoe store draws from the bers and can seti a its as we sell at $18 to $20 » 1 1 1 bill* No is vot ; ed cnate it vill be cream of the world's best lines and offers most as cheap as the ( i 14.0 i i : 1 i i - pa inally ther during the : > hot osiible 1 btain in EG ———————— a A ia°kP its patrons the best po sible 0 9 He other stores can buy. . : : % and vo to the House: each grade no matter what the price. ne : ! : . oe or mg Em ! 8 bel dd that the Senate . All hats trimmed FURNISHINCS AND HATS FOR MEN : I il : wey 4s Sach MR ill dispose of i however, § Every pair is y ot h free of charge by Smart nobby Men’ veal to "ps 1 well Severs 0 fo : hort pace Qi Uln¢ and the gen- . . > * : ' » 5s 1 1 3 the i or t JO Juarentes 4 ! ¥ the most expert Mill- wear; provided for in an e normou gathering, with ¢ 1 vi 1 pp eral belief }* il Sains the week est gua ity an . - to vou the bill will be placed on the, post- i for the inery talent n Aper : $ | poned calendar so that difference of value ica. MEN'S SHIRTS; the best OVERALLS: Sweet. Om i osa—g aE i ci ———— | mion nae be adfusted price you pay. and: most satisfactory shirt make: all sizes: every pair The Donovan Special | Governor Tenor has approved the : . ade | ties i guaranteed ~ohibiti ati i Fascinating Thousands of the daintiest and most stylish shapes er made for the price. Fine weed $1.00 Hats For Men $2 | bill, prohibiting ihe yablieation in i 1h atariale oe Ahi. 3 Sh | new papel periodicals, circulars, styles, full of iy black, white, meliose, green, blue. two tone effecis ality materials; new pit Shippenshurg working Pants i i 2 I : bl teku >t ‘talse ’ : . s Bi all sizes equal to 75¢ and Coats; a pair $1.00, 85¢ fake the $2.50 way, a $2 it Oihe pubic ons « als trim g r aceful and all the other leading shades of the sason In chip iron = : Ee k: y and Donovan 01 m ( 111 01 ; as- lines Milan and Hemp—93c to $1.98 ap gr 50¢ : it at $2. Its the great Sertions garding merchandise, ‘se- Ines. A NECKWEAR: the new I | p 1 the eouniry for curities or services under , penalty The 3 yr] Tam the rage 1 A V€ 1 : ATS: fil Y } 2 . : Reliance Shoes, are made for the Dono- | The Quaker Gir) Tam—th oo ; MEN'S SHIRTS; hi di four m hands WO tie § the p \ n sof fof fine of Oot Ove $1,009 Jor im- van Company and planned (to excel the be stg present Made of the hinest silk he nip 11 colors. ca made with double cuit a also fancy nit ties ho le he | ; ; ixt lave. or Doth 29 & a 1 RSTO thowh ere in Onl nq this store in Lancastel Ask to see $2.98 f- and soft « «values to $1 lew weavy an ] i c ne & ¢ C { m over on the old man $3.50 shoe sold elsewhere. Shown hel i 1 1 th ! Sos f chal Q the smartest spring styles for men andj Flow Ribbons, Feathers. Every tl LRowhH 5 | } : ! 68¢ ery one worth boo $ 1 y el . women, in many leathars: periect fitting . ; 8 remem _— ce ¢ I'l jO11 ¢ ut ying the and guaranteed $3 { Millinery Trimming —10c up 5 0 ( ( to Federal Ie | — J - ove for the direct . f ~ . “yp ; i — / Yueen Iz Shoes i ~ . Y 3 ¢ he { enators Queen Quality Shoes 3 Come To Donovan's Next Wednesday Ce the Se They actually are the Queens ol 2 | Y orted lo tne Sen. ; “ | i th shoe d i tion coms- Shoe World exports tell us, no other Shoe} i O ‘ ; . at the price, presentsto the customer such} i pportunity Day 20 of Lycom- elegance of style, beauty of workmanship} i ! = n n, which and satisfactory service. The equal of most} { ¢ 1 1oppin 0 W { : Dono kK is ex- 35 shoes $4 i ? 1 p rehandi Cry ie} ete Misses’ and Children's Shoes; (0 meet] )ersonal or houSehold es : uire the the ereat demand for white, Nubuck or can-} . ~ ; : a : I £ . pr ecula | ‘ of Opporiu ¢ nS — en ot eters Givers walt: aceon 32-38 East King St, Lancaster, Penna a ’ i = " ° i : 3 ; - J bt “ ° nl bw’ ody Mm to size, §1,19 and $1.39 | ’ ARIETTA | Sultzbach, son of Mr. and saeafiysmst firmer Vipers "oY Usman Prstmacd) firme fodtmssll fastmoel i frotimmel if sttmoeli fis wy | Pete ba graduated in a ie brick ing course from Willi. EE pm — : 1 LIN SC ide School on Saturday. MILTON GROVE ° {about two months ago able to sit enjoys the sport says fishing is fine €OMINg converted as “Hitting the SALUNGA ago while pulling his share of | The ily attended the exercises ’ 1 y : : : Trail.” a 3 jects vere ‘he Mi Ss ‘rank Strick] 1 yl rh HH b 3 y a | > Milton Ruhl and family moved in his chair. I'rank Young, a senior in the Mil I'rail,” and subjects were touched I : and Mrs. Frank Strickler and plough. He had about reached Among the huge trees taken out from this place to Silver Springs on| Mrs. James Horst and Miss Mae. ton Grove High School will martic- UD in ve y racy langnage such as,! son Paul were guests of her par- re quine limit, being 22 years old. | along Front street by the Edison Friday. isser of near Belaire were the ulate a student in the Wades The Devil's Boomerang up-to-date, cuts in Manor. The March storms for 1913 have Electric Company, was one in front Clayton R. Gibble is convalescing guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ging-| Commercial College, Lancaster next, °F Hot Cakes off the Griddle. We in- Mr Samuel Eby attended the fu- Pe€en so many and furious that some | o homestead that was > { 3 2 1s ¢ Y as y | ners 4 I y 7: 1 I : i rom his indisposition due to a frac-(rich the past week. week vite “Billy to our town as helneral of the venerable Mr. Hagy of ©f the old fen shacks of the || It was i : i I : I : : Readi on : : | I It as eight feet tured jaw. { Mennonite services were con Mrs. Susan Swade and her grand- might be an excitement to Milton ading on Tuesday rural] districts to the ground cross the butt, Mrs. Katie Drace spent Easter ducted last Sunday ai Risser's son Morris spent Sunday at Grove's religious dormantry. \ Mr. Henry Hiestand who had such One day are blown upright the next. By the prompt arrival of a num- with her niece Mrs. John Myers church and at Pleasantview by the. Lancaster as the guests of the Rev. H. K. Ober, of the Elizabeth- a long siege of sickness is now able A visit to Columbia and a view of | ber of men from Frent street, who pear Elizabethtown, | United Zion Children. | forme r's daughter, Miss Lizzie Col |OWD College, preached the baceca-| to sit up for short periods. grand old Susquehanna river last | saw a small blaze on the roof eof " noffor : , on AY ROY as el UTNE laureate sermon to the senior class Mr. an Mrs war sifer : Satur Bit 1 | Sa ar Monroe Shaeffer of Mount Joy) Miss Mary Heisey has re turned Lion. f the Milt Grove Hich School 1 d Mrs Ho vard Peifer and Saturds Y put us to guessing at the | the residence of Harry Snyder, his spent Sunday in this place, visiting | from an outing in Fontana and anti) John S Gibble teased the of the Milton Grove igh School, in! son John spent Sunday with Mr. immense amount of electrical power | house was saved from destruction : is i : . : a ! . Evangelics 3 oh in this ace! : see rhe. is Hi 2 2 oy hee . “is. De a relatives and friends. | cipates to spend the summei under | property now tenanted by his the angelic 0 Sue ;m is Bas and Mrs. Grove in Harrisburg wasted during the flood stages of | It is supposed a spark from the Ji a 3 ; sr SaTents hn Sunday evening in the presence ofa Mr. James : Tics Sah, - Vive ol : { pe » B. B. Shearer of Sporting Hill, a} her parental roof. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S ree dina Iie I ec a” . 11 : James and Miss Miriam Ken- our large rivers | chimney caused th= blaze. The former resident of this locatity was | Misses Mary and Lizzie © Shenk, !Gibble on Cherry Hill from Jacob H Bie a : ’ : as) dig who were home during Easter eee etl Bremen { damage was slight eh tii 3 Pook a : : y . usual was extemperaneous, plain,| have returned Yaniv . : | = a a week end visitor in town. visited their brother-in-law, J. | Young I rec to tae respective | eG S————— i hs . %% practical and impressive and his | colleges Had To Remove It | Harry Randler of Manheim, a Gruber and family at Shenk's mill Mrs. Isaac G. Kupp gave a dinner |givie clear haste med - Adaptod to colleges. on. ‘¥ toys Of the BO Wil| You Change Your Address Thor mine se aler of [north of Salunga, ¢ ri bia ne 3 bly ar, as § add Dr. John Kendig, wife and sor = the Ld1-} Subscribers of t 5 4 former prominent horse dealer of} E ato her son, Isaac M., of Rheems and|{;, comprehension of his auditors. or ir hE A : Son | gon KE Company rmoved the | ; the Bulletin, ex this locality, was in town on Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. C. Good visited their | Levi, of Pleasant View and their | : n jr. and Mr. Abram Beam of street on Mair street at the | pecting to move this spring Shomid John Green and family of Ridge daughter Miss Estella, who is again | families at her home in town on | Manheim spent Sunday in Salunga interse of Delta, from the mid | notify us when they want their ad- . - | | ad 3 4 . 5 Yi : ba x k Ld the miq- | ce road, occupied the house in town he under treatment in the General Hos- Sunday. Foils a Foul Plot with the doctor's parents. die. of the streot acing it on an dresses changed. Always be sure * : : i . } | J & (is - . _— y : Gg Ja BE i 1 é i iv t ir 1 x purchased from Mrs. Sue S. Eshel-|pital at Lancaster. | Real estate ASsosior. Isadoq) When a shameful plot exists be Mr. Israel Woldemyer, formerly. arm on the pole in rét of Mr. H.| to give their former address, and if man. Rev. C. C. Speiches of Reading Kopp, Frank B. Grosh and Samuell LYN liver and bowels to cause dis- connected with the Conestoga Trac-! C. Schock's esidence. Burgess Hoff ! on a rural route,, give number o Vo id | i } : ] Ee a > i : 3 ice i Rev. W. H. Hiblish, of the Trinity made his preliminary address to the Hoffman, transacted business of! tress by refusing to act, take Dr. tion Co. has concluded a bargain man soon got “wind” of the action same and ‘post oficc address, Lutheran church of Palmyra called [Milton Grove flock in the Evan- vital importance in Lancaster on | Kine's New Life Pills, and end such with Contractor Bd Myers as En-! and ordered the light put back. His | will be a great convenience and will on Clayton Gibble and family thelgelical church Sunday evening. Monday morning. |abuse of your system. They gently gineer. action was obeyed that same after | insure prompt delivery of the paper. J \ af 3 & SE é - : - Fords . ments SA Aan past week. Allen Sheaffer and family of Mrs. Susan Arnold and daughter | COMP Dent Setion St siomaeh, liv William Kern was buried in the noon. The company's ordinance cov- : ; ; . WH els, an resto your : . j : 2 i School director Henry G. Greiner Sunnyside were entertained Sunday Miss Amanda, moved to Rheems on, Boalt and ail foell Te Ne : Mennonite Cemetery at Landisville) ers this matter as it embodies that Six Days Instead of One of Union as been circulat-|at the home of his parents, Mr. and Tuesday and Clayton Tyson atS B ns = i a ngs. 5¢. Sunday. The services were held in| all lights must be placed in the mid- On account of the Ohio flgnc 7% 3 : : . . ernnar 8. t ! ‘ Viger ® ” ing in tc Jerfactory part of Mrs. Christian Good in this place. moved the same day in the house, the Church of God and were largely | dle of streets. oo . Jottes On the weel Fishing down at Horst’'s dam fo vacated by the former. D4 Wena , attended. i ——-— Mo ot vars 4 5 , i | ount whe * a « » : : Ex-sup Christian Shumaker {suckers and DlihSns as —y , “Billy” Sunday the noted evangel-| All the local news in the Bulletin. | Mr. John Breneman’s faithful old! s&Best paper in town-—Bulletin, circumstanees a v et st! menced and Budd y, who always ist at a recent meeting d | drivi | < : . nn who Suffy n apopletic roke 1 y t g defined be- | All the local mews im the Bulletin, driving horse dropped dead a few| &¥Subscribe for the Bulletin. not over 24 hours. : } hs Py eg bad A
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