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“I've sold t ause Vv reputatiod as a Ni \ nd John Save Money, Time and Temper by
deal t e | hav nd § id or i Having t Proper Equipment,
th I i Q v Every farmer should good tools
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1 ' o AT ( \ cannot be done in the fields, repairs
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Moving His Tanks The Brandt Lecture y patrons Ramer, oilstone, bandsaw, ¥
k plar drawknife, ratchet brace
Mr. Clarence Schock moved the Henry E. Brandt ocutionist, ap Jack | AWsnile,. mm
” = > >» BR . Mount J Hall Saturday screwdriver, expansive bra
large oil tanks near the P. R. R.! peared in Mount Joy all Sa ur 23 ng che of Si ing gauge. chisels—haif. one aud
depot at Elizabethtown, to a point evening it of the public made in our neighbor- gndq a half inch: tis I
along the Bainbridge road south of schools 1S good sized od th spring Jacob Spangler three-cigl yne-half, five-eig s and
the Masonic grounds. Messrs, Frank audience nd Prof. Brandt one ive with his three-quarter inch
Yost and Charles Carpenter did the more than pleased A Hunt wil live with The best plan is to buy good to
. Cheap tools will seldom give satisfac-
work. ati etl Hl ben Me s; Jac. S¢ er has gone I ;
; betht Toht tion. Then the tools should be kept in
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eee tl Ce eee Boys’ Suits in all sizes and prices wlizabethiown; ! a tool box in the shop or some place
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Shoes that fit the feet at Getz Bros. at Getz Bros ive with Benj. Boml where they can be protected. When-
ce c— ——————————— — " ge Ann Jrubaker not return ever you have finished with one always
y college but will take a course in put it back in its place
J Y KK L.] IN lomestic science under her mother’s Fools to be truly serviceable must
: : nstruction be kept sharp No progressive person
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All Kinds Concrete Work —— tools. Tae should iso be polished and
DONEGAL SPRINGS kept bright.— Farm and Ranch
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BUILDING BLOCKS ca GETS THEM BY THE LEGS.
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All Styles and Color» This Hog Catcher Is the Work of an
. sis Old Time Practical Blacksmith.
Porches, Columns ans od I am a Vd e blacksmith apd
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Door and Window biils » w section are
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- ~ from rivet to eye in 1 of handle.
2 == 2% Ope handle has a socket as illustrated
Ne WL CHATTER | i b I & Oo IFREE PHONE SERVICE & Fasten a half inch rope in the eye
A ATIOR IT CTV naking cnot in end; then pass
BECAUSE WE GIVE Lein aC 1 0. ; UST g by maki K110
% : JUST CALL 1100 the other end through the second eye
S. & H. GREEN 47-49 North Queen St | AND HAVE THE | This rope should be as long as the pole,
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TRADING STAMPS . CHARGES REVERSED 8B which is from twelve to sixteen feet.
A N B A S Ww i» N % ? g Put it in the socket loosely
: L ond TE ? E NA. A—— B When catching the hog, throw a lit
tle corn down or in the trough, open
® the catcher wide, reach with the pole
ew rin LO % to one of his hind legs and pull the
i = rope. Pull the handle or pole out of
= the socket and draw the hog toward
Whatever your hosiery needs may be—it can be best and most satisfactorily supplied at the Le = you
8 bach store. We have selected the best from the lines of both foreign and American makes and can A .
8 fer a remarkable selection of good hosiery. “ ‘ = Have You a Colt?
It the colt is bred right and handled
: : 3 % | right he does not need to be broken.
Silk Lisle Hose at 50c¢ EE a
- # Droper terms with his mares and be
-— a ing hs linge he colts whe he are
Every woman loves attractive stockings—a neat, trim ap] of the ankle is ve impoftant 8: 25° handling Phe : Is When eve S
3 : . . or no quite young and if they are bred of
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ith the conLng 1 9 ford nme sie : 8 draft type the matter of bre ng them
These 50c silk lisle stockings are attractive—knit from a mixture of slik and ery sheer ga is not a question of breaking at all,
and fine or in medium weights—colors are black white and tan = | but one of education. A colt can be |
educated just the same as a boy. It|
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1 t 37 1 2 E can be done by the use of the brains |
OS ery a Ge Cc > s or a hickory stick. If brains are used
w a good colt will develop into a good |
i Or 3-Pair For $1 00 8 horse. just as a good boy will develop
’ ® into a good man. If the club is used
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: Our specia] and they are the best your money will buy—Kknit especi 107 iS from 2 miztare of = gg Cainer be exienied from either
. » i : : : > 1g Nixt € I sis al er.
P. silk and lisle or a fine quality cotton thread in sheer or medium weights—white, black and tan Al- 2 = ——
to a. so split sole. ]
5 Keeping Calves Well Bedded. |
Tw . . uv The stomach of the little calf is very |
ranch S lend id Hosier at 25¢ gp sensitive und easily ruined. Nothing |
Know: » 5 Will do it sooner than keeping the ani
: al ¢ 1 in 2t. dirty pen lean |
iscov ales i abilitc 3a : mal confined in a wet, dirty pen. Clean |
Ey ent Thick heavy stockings for the sake of their durability, is a thing of the past. These splendid wg the calf often and bed it with a liberal
fore : Qualities at 25¢ are remarkable for their looks and wear abilities. For instance “The Wafer”—an ex- supply of dry straw oftener. It is no
cellent cotton hose— highly mercerized in gauze weight, black, white tan and wanted colors B® jittle labor to keep a stall where sev- |
Se: “Double Spun” silk lisle stockin gs are wonders—wearing qualities can not b squalicd anvwhel @ eral calves run an and dry, but
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from, at this price—2 pair 25c. : i there is no other ; if you want to
Rare We also have a splendid medium weight cotton hose for 25¢ that gi atis or Tt cor 3 raise good calves.— Farm Progress
that | g 3 on Se ome - Sr
for _ in split sole or Mocha foot—all sizes.
ok » Give the Little Pigs a Chance:
B H . 3 A trough th fs arr zed Wi
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t gl ‘ ittle fellows an
We also carry an excellent assortment of these celebrated hose—3 i : tar a 3X i f ) x
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and durable. They are the best fashioned hose madeg—th urves ar p il: Tiachings are of
fashion so accurately that they are lasting—Burson fashioned hose save a ssibility «¢ Stile p | food. A an make G ueh a
in the back and they always feel soft and smooth = : in an hour or so.—
Children’s Hosiery 12 1-2c. to 50c
Lnudren's losiery 12 1-2¢. to 50c.
= Montenegro's Easy Goina Prisor.
Mothers can find hosiery for the youngsters here—the kinds that wear ko Tor Ge No B her - 5 g es |
1 Pee: Lo: ie N he central prison at Cetinje is prob
“Knit hose. {They have double knee—linen reinforced at the heels and toe e in all 5! ably the most i > world
and sell aj 25c a pair. a No w it, and the inmates,
‘e also carry splendid line of silk lisle hose at 25c and a pure thread silk for 50c a i ~- who fu own cells just as
\ & | they please, seen to si re only be
i cause they find th ymfiort-
x . g | Abie. The diet is lil li wine on |
Mail Orders necasions and always sites. There
is no work to do, no distinctive garbis |
I, ‘personal attention by our experienced shopping clerks. All orders filled and B pyorn and comparatively free Inter |
¢ : ived s | course is allowed with the cutside |
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~ | the prisCaers are even allowed to en- |
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the explanation of a few of the = It accepts savings ot dJc. per month upwards.
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be e i %¥ ed in full pai ock, issued in even hundreds.
Noises as of t “| terest paid | l id July 1st each year.
whis ers sound 8 Do x3 ar eu feinity: |
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rule is to put an isolated I$ ; : A »
down | @ on the fallboard of your piano is an absolute guarantee of High- f
cause | : est Quality A 1
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many i 3 The Kirk Johnson Pianos are carefully selected by Mr. John- ¢ 1
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Drated Shoes oe 7 $ SO personally, from factories of long standing, manufacturing $ 3
of something of 1 ’ py ly h grade pianos. e #
chances are thousands to one tha 3 : a S Pi: ie : 5 $ a
cause 1s a mere trifle 5 The Kirk Johnson Piano is not of a cheap grade We will 3 :
= EB gladly ref you to the factories where our pianos are made 5 3
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Odd Proposal of Marriage, 3 . 4
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That celebrated painter of fowee s 16-18 Ww. King Stre 2t, Lancaster, Pa. a
and Sgure subjects, William Hunt, was $ Poplar Music Sc. A Copy
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attitude of kneeling and holding in his ==
hand an open whereon were
written a declaration of love and an!
offer of marriage. The lady to whom
this unusual proposal of marriage was
sent replied with a chalk drawing of
herself with a sheet of paper in hee
bznd, on which was iuseribed a lacoule
“Yes.”
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