PAGE MMOGHT Since the Pennsylvania Railroad! and then by the way of the THE Corn Wil} Abandon Conewago Station ! run from Elizabethtown to Bellaire | A Annual Report | ““Young man, when you buy a buggy, be sure it’s a Studebaker’’ Sound advice from the man who has been driving one for twenty years. When you buy a Studebaker buggy you are buying all the skill, experience and science in buggy building that half a century can produce. You are protect- ing yourself agains: the mistakes of younger builders. You will always be proud of the Studebaker nameplate, for there isn't a buggy on the road that is its equal for style, luxury and good looks. Flexible bent-reach gear, graceful lines, solid cor- ner, plugless body, double-ironed shafts, are a few of the special Studebaker features. The new close-fitting shifting rail is enough in itself to make you buy a Studebaker buggy. Trucks Dump Wagons Milk Wagons Harness Farm Wagons Business Wagons See our Dealer or write us. STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. NEW YORK CHICAGO KANSAS CITY DENVER BOS DALLAS MINNEAPOLIS PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO 2 ARE Sk Re ta Mo br SAT SAG 4 ¥ ® = - 5 ® = = = = = =o = i = . 8 u . bARPE To AND MATTING Our Spring line of Carpets & Mattings unsur- passed, buying direct from mills enable us to offer val- ues not found elsewhere, In Rag all wool stripe-New Rags at soc. to 6oc a yd. In Ingrain we covera wide range. In Oriental neat & floral designed from 50 to 75¢. a yd. Full Line of Pads, Buttons And Linings H. BE. EBERSOLE MOUNT JOY, PENNA. 1 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE = A Clean Sweep Brooms! House cleaning—Brooms! Every broom reduced 10 and 5¢ less than former price. Best 5¢ Scrub Brush, solid back. Use Diozo in water when cleaning—Kkills germs, disinfects, deodorizes, prevents disease, destroys moths—price 10c. I] ) SPECIAL—5 and 10c values all the time. At present we f have .one 10c special in gray granite ware, covered stew pans, sink drainers, quart measures, basins, large milk pans, bread pans and stew pans. All this ware is double plated. { ; The best 10¢ Ladies, Vest, will not slip; better ones at } 12 1-2 15 and 25c. 9) Full line of underwear of every description, both muslin and # knit. Combination Suits for children, women and men. . d SPECIAL—Men and Boys’ 50c¢c Knit four in hand ties, 25¢ ] Ask to see our low priced White Shoe that will keep the h shape— and why? 0 Just received a full line of stam ped waists—night gowns, combination suits, children’s dresses and the heavy crash in table scarfs and oblong cushions. All have silk or cotton to work ! same with. ) A large showing of all the new Dress Materials for Spring and Summer. No trouble to show. goods. |S. B. Bernhart & Co. MOUNT JOY EAST MAIN STREET 1 ODOT LL A Ee gompany gained control of the|wall and Lebanon to Mt. Gretna, | of the | Cornwall and Lebanon rumors ure fhe three stations to be cut out] | that they have proposed abandoning , wr srdeen and | { g! will be Mt, Vernon, Aberdeen and eh Shey 3 ' ‘ deen 20d Boroug ccount eo onewago station and extending| Beverly, all of them between Cone | their lines to Elizabethtown, says| wago and Bellaire | For the year ending March 25, the Harrisburg Patriot Conewago has only a station and |1913 Should this plan be executed,]a small lunch room, The only | REGE ’TS { three stat y Cornwi 88 ) 8 8 trans ; | ee stations on the Cornwall and| business done at this point is trans | Balance in Treas March Lebanon will be done away with/ fer Under the new plan all the| 25 1912 Bertin e erred $ 300.56 and instead of running to Mt. Gret-| baggage would be handled at Eliza-| Hotel License Money ...... 720.00 sa, from Conewago, the line will] bethtown | Burgess Hoffman, P. O. Rent 250.00 | Burgess Hoffman, Pole Tax. 320.70 | Burgess Hoffman, Licenses 12.00 | | East Donegal Twp, Balance [ ! due of halt labor ....... 31.71 Farmers’ Creamery Co. 1-2 | exp. laying terra cotta pipe 18.25 | Lancaster, E'town & Middle | town Turnpike Co. 12 | Share Of BlONe .........: 896.25 | | B. Sumpman, brick & labor. 6.27 | C. 8. Longenecker, stone 25 | | D. Boyce, Coll. for 1911 165.12 | | Bondsman for D. Boyce 900,00 T. M. Breneman, Collector... 3291.54 Premium Foreign Fire Ins. 31.356 ©. 8. Musser, stone ....... .80 Alex, Kramer, stone 5.10 $6,949.90 T. M. Breneman reports tax outstanding about ... 100,00 { EXPENDITURES | Adams Ex, Co. express 1.20 | Barto, G. W., dist bills 75 Bombaugh, Jno. repairs 8.40 | Bernhart & Co., supplies 97 | Boyce David, commission 21.91 | Brubaker M. N. surveys 48.90 | | Cling A. B.,, coal wikis 32.86 | Cudworth & Crandall, crose- { i I ing plated ......... . 7.50 Culp Albert, BRDOr ......c«.. 3.75 i Derr Blias, labor .......... 7.65 | Dellinger Levi, labor ...... 13.15 | Donaven O. M., receipt book 40 | ty | Engle Eli H., hauling ..... 256.58 | Ebersole Walter, labor ..... 4.50 | Eckert Harman, labor ..... 2.25 | | Edison Electric Light Co, Lighting cavess 1070.08 | Fellenbaum R., salary ..... 67.08 Fellenbaum Austin, dist. not. 1.13! Garber H. S., auditing 2.00 | Garber Jacob, labor ....... 20.17 | - | Greider C. S., Adm. 3 trees 450 | Gillums H. H., salary “tis 48.75 | | Hagy John, labor . .....«... 12.15 | { Hagan Wm., labor ........ 12.90 | Haines Chas., hauling 450 | Hiestang M. B., repairs 18.75 | t Hensel] W., 11, salary ...... 50.00! { Herald Printery, Ptg. ...... 16.75 | | Herr R. H., labor .......... 65.10 | Hershey J. N. stone . 2098.15 | ! Hershey F. E., auditing ... 2.00 Hoffer Jno. E. salary and appropriations ........... 146.83 {| Hoffer Arthur, labor ...... 5.25 Hoffmaster Ed. labor ..... 6.15 i Kramer Jos. labor ........ 10.15 Kramer Lawrence, labor 29.47 Kolp Albert, labor ........ 25019 Leib, M. M., Treas. F. F. Co. 69.73 Miller S. H., labor & supp. 40.66 Missemer J. R.,, printing 12 60 Newcomer H. S., supplies 284.40 Northern Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Ins. Cerin 7.56 SP. R. R, freight 74.25 Pennell Jno. J., salary 72.00 Postal] Tel. Co. telegram .. 68 B | Shatto Frank, Chief of Po- = Hee, salary ............ 24.30 = Stauffer J. N. & Bro. stone.. 257.42 B Strickler J. N., hauling 91.00 ® Shrite Ellsworth, dist. not... 1.13 Smith Henry, labor 35.6: Schock C., lumber etc, 8B Schock P. F., supplies ..... = Schroll Jno., printing ...... = | Shonk David repairing ..... 8 5 Zanesville Pipe & Brick ii] Co., Bolen Blocks ........ 78.15 Snyder A. labor .......... 1.80 ® Snyder W., labor .......... 7.80 B | Snyder H., labor .......... 6.82 a Suydam Jno... labor .....:. 4.50 = | Trexler E. M., Auditing 2.00 8 Union National Mount Joy i Bank, rent ........ i... 1.75 | Weidman H, labor ........ 4.35 Weidman C., labor ........ 2.02 | {Welsh A. B, labor ........ 332.09 | Williams Eli, salary & labor 293.77 | | Williams Susan, Adm. ..... 19.41 | B | Zeller Chas. H., Fire Ins... 21.00! ® Dietz Jno. labor ........... 80 | —— Total Expended .........-. $6,166.03 | 8 Balance in Treasury March | 12. 1918 ....... 00 eve 783.87 | mere | $6,949.90 | We, the undersigned Auditors of | Mt. Joy Boro, have examined the | accounts of the Union National Mt. Joy Bank, Treas, and audited the same and find that the ledger shows a balance of $783.87 all of wihch is | respectfully submitted. F. E. HERSHEY E. M. TREXLER Auditors. 1 apr. 9- 3 n EE RT ICE ICE | | | 1 | | I have harvested 400 tons of | clean Natural Ice, apd as soon as this supply is exhausted I will have | { | clean manufactured ice made from | : : : distilled’ spring water, guaranteed | free from amonia, Guarantee to supply good ice the entire season. WAGONS THRU MT. AND FLORIN DAILY See me before you place your order as prices are very reasonable. C.S. Frank 0 Fran Bell Phone MT. JOY 8 obtained or no HB ts or photos and brief RCH and report on perience , NEW BOOKLET, full of patent information. It will Lclp you to "READ PAGE DP S$ 11 and 12 before applyin for a patent. rite to-day. PPYer D. SWIFT & CO, ATENT LAWYERS, 303 Seventh St., Washington, 2. C. poo So rr es ————————————————— — — Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin | operation continuously and we willl} @uas. W. ZELLER Wednesday, A BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. "CLOTHES For Men and Boys A Im Beedle 2 2 2 = = Our large ice plant will soon be in be prepared to furnish good, clean |] and clear ice in any quantity, win 2 run a wagon through town daily. | Don't c » ve | ; : : v voy ig ko J Srila for ice und a We have always given big values in Clothing, This spring we are going to beat our best previous | ¥ st get our prices, I 't records, Values so uncommon that they are hard to believe will greet you at every turn. 4 Also a y * 80 ample room for [ob Our boys’ clothes are built for the hardest kind of service, We guarantee you satisfactio Dy 3 i . 0 ) é & un in every Cold Storagei™ | of KK g (% They have the style and spap that the boy likes so well. The boys feel like men when wearing a La |4 suit from here. H——————— oe oe he + Shi + g, 3 irts Hats Underwear + New Haven St, Mount Joy 4% The prettiest shirts I have Come in today, you'll enjoy Right now is when you 4 ever seen,” was one customer's the new hats we have, whether want medium weight underwear. | HAV 3 comment, We know you will you want to buy or just look. These hot days followed by cool E JUST RECEIVED A # like them too, for they certain. nights give us the “shivers.” Carload of Mar land % ly are beauties, Big value as You'll find a hat for every face , tas y * usual and fancy here Extra. qualities in all colors * ' : and sizes at low prices WA of ! ge [3 ) og | oe oo GOOD SHOES--The Kind We Sell Horses mi Mules; For Men, Women and Children Which I am selling at private sale ; Are not found in every store. Perhaps you have found that out yourself and perhaps not Sooner from my stables on East Main § Or later you will discover that the best shoes for the least money come from this store. Street, Mt. Joy. They range in age % ”» from 3 to 6 years. Among them are & We St 1 3 and Back of Every Pair W i i Toa, fang tem weld y e Sell With An Absolute Guarantee of Satisfaction some extra well bred drivers. : That is the reason why you should tie up with us. We want your business and your friend's busi- ness and their friend's business and in order to get it we've got to produce the goods and that's just + og & 3 what we're doing. $+ Z. W. Keller A BOARD VARNISHED WiTH / : . Campbell's Varnish Stain | Our Shoes are all made expressly for us—we know just how they should be made and insist on get- Bending will not crack this beautiful i | ting them that way. Every pair is critically examined before they are placed on our shelves—if we piano finish. It makes old i know they are O. K. then we sell them and stand back of them absolutely. Floors, Furniture & Weodv ic | as good as new. 13 colors i ’ “ ?” Made by Carpenter-Morton Co., Boston § If Our Shoes Don t Make Good, We Do You want absolute insurance of your money's worth-—in style, fit and service—and w see to it | BROOM HOLDER FREE | Present this Coupon at dealer's store and re- " ceive one of the Camphell Broom Holders free | 15 that you get it, FOR SALE BY | {9 W. D. CHANDLER, Mount Joy. ¥ . q ogy samen 26, 10¢ 3 Ladies We Would Like to Show You the New Millinery : a + v LUNG DISEASE] Now Even Though You Do Not Come to Buy «After foar in our family had died [§ i The new styles for women and children exhibited here are exceptionally attractive. There's just of consumption 1 was taken with §§ |} the right shade in just the right shape to please every woman, and the qualities will boost our reputa- a frightful cough and lung trouble, | tion as the greatest value givers in town. We trim hats, but my life was saved and I gained if | x 87 pounds through a : COME IN—TRY ON A FEW—SEE HOW YOU LOOK IN THEM 19 DR. KING S id MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—Dainty designs and excellent qualities in corset covers, princess slips, NEW ® | night gowns, drawers and underskirts, DISCOVERY{: The House of The Style Store For Men W. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex. PRICE 50¢ and $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS. I. D. BENEMAN East Main Street Good Clothes REAL ESTATE AND Mount Joy, Penna. INSURANCE | Mount Joy | DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY DON'T FAIL TO ASK FOR S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. WE GIVE E. Main St. EVERY SATURDAY TO HELP FILL YOUR BOOKS. OTHER DAYS WE GIVE SINGLE FOR 10c PURCHASE. Settlement of Estates. i Collection of Rents. Surveying and Convevanecing “ jo fe fo fo o i. . . 3 fo be fo p . . . . p 3 4 o o 3 jo a p . Siete [4 alling and Clerking of Public Dale [9 4 ; > @eleieelecfordsedeadroocirofoodusfpeforfoafertoniofociocdocfecfocdeciorfonocforfonordiofoodect sje pd il 23, 1913 Belen ieleiesis denied ddd dd Ad LL AS 2.28. ETT TTT TTT TTTITTTITTTTIrTIrTrTeYTTrT Yee EA WAR AAA WA wa wy TEETIRNRTTTTTT™Y TPT Fed sle desl feetectole ote ble ote ote oleate ate ate fo to 2 2 Bee Zed Ale Tonk Te he ole te oate sloatende Boul. 2. 8 CREE RPE TERE TT re rrrer rr rer bpddgesded) TEEPTTEPTT Suede Boole cteetocdineleoteats oh de dle db. Bodh £8 > 7 (a bobbed dob dib dobbd Bedok i foodie dedobd E> rood dodo defo dodged feeds dood dofedesfofodobe odode deduufodofooldoboiibbedodododfoioioiiolo ioe diode fofofoddmnie deb fob 1 : 2 : i | Exclusive Agency Exclusive Agency 3 For Monogram L For $ Guaranteed 81 EAST MAIN STREET Intense Harmony § Rubber Goods MOUNT JOY, PA. Perfumes § THE BEXALL STORE { Are You Going to Take Advantage of This Extraordinary Offer? # I i 3 We Will Allow You 35¢c For Your Old Hot Water Bottle and 3 Fountain Syringe no Matter What Make or What : i Condition They Are In ¥ We A re Bu in All the old Hot Water Bottles in Mount Joy and vicinity. ; i Y 5 Next Friday and Saturday, April 25th and 26th 1913 we : $ will buy at 35¢. each, that old Hot Water Bottle or Fountain Syringe that is no longer of any service to $ you. This amount we will allow you on the purchase price of our famous MONOGRAM Hot Water Bottle + or Fountain Syringe, Selling price $1.50 or more. 3 It makes no difference what condition the article is in, whether it leaks or not. Here is an opportunity # to get a new one at almost cost, with our personal guarantee for two years on the new one. Don’t forget the i time Friday and Saturday, April 25th and 26th. i THE REXALL STORE 3 HEP IE rE ba or
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