THE ye Arbus seokers are with soekin BULLETYH ETA lowers on he ~ MOUNT JOY, PA, wd + BE, SCHROLL, Editor & Prop'r, { = vnuel Nagle mm —— - . - . Wie NOOK end Dual » Ms Ta SUHSORLTTION PRICK $1 A YAR rethiown Six Months S30 Cents IT the blossoms are any indication three Mouths 23 Cents n fruit on 0 store ‘el Single Copies = Cents O in + Sample Copies FREE mill —— — saturd vith Mis ohe Entered at the post office at Mount nd N Sarah MM loy as second-class mail matter. ir, and M Blaine O. Grosh All correspondents must have their wkend visito in Lancaglor, com communications reach this office mot bining business with pleasure ater than Mouday Ielephone news Mr. and Mrs, H. T. Kulp and laad of importance between that time and iM \. S. Holwager, au 12 o'clock noon Wednesday. Chan » Eliza htown Friday evea Pes for advertisements must posi- tively reach this office not later than bere are as many automobile Monday night. New advertisements Owners in this place thai by careful fuswted if copy reaches us Tuesday omputation there is one to avery afght. Advertising rates on appli- five vole cation. Mrs, Sue Eshleman and daughter . Miss Ada and Hiram S Kshloman Editorial were business visitors in Lancaster If you are fond of jokes read the Sengressional record ® 5 8 "0 ven your best friends seldom lose much sleep worrying in your behali «ss en Turkey is Night” in all the rope, learning to say ‘Good languages of Eu- a man by looks like You cannot always flatter telling him that his baby bio . . = . No, Cordelia, titled to shot. is not en being balf a soldier a pension for Picking out vacation dates is sae of the easy things that it is hardest oé all to do. \d Ld ~ - » The Colonel's two<ent lunch sug- pests that the Armageddon are all exhausted. rations Daniels soon If Secretary of the Navy keeps on abolishing, he may abolish the sea serpent, Bven President Wilson was never | photographed in the act of signing a | baseball contract, as was Tyrus Cobb. . - » - Science insists that Dr. Fried- mann’s turtle would be more con- wincing if it did not wear a price tag . - » - . - Iceland is to be dry this year. Mr. Bryan would Rome with an land. * % % ¢ “It is a mighty small man who will says | wide behind a woman's skirt,” am exchange. You bet, if it is a hobble skirt. - =» = . Secretary Bryan will amnoyed if California cools off a little | before he gets busy at the State De- partment. We consume more sugar per capita | Wm America than any other country on | earth. Owuwr predominant character- | istics—a sweet tooth and sweet wom- All the land held by Japanese in | @alifornia would not pay the cosis | of a few minutes of real war, which | i@ civilization’s most expensive pas- me. . - . - gtraw hat season opened April 1st | fn St. Louis, which is a semi-tropical | town situated at the junction of the | Bads Bridge and the well known brewery. - . s . If the Democratic Administration | will put a man at the head of the weather Bureau who will not work in | conflict with the base ball schedule, all will be forgiven. ety limsiom n mie BAINBRIDGE A. L. Erb, of Middletown, was mers for several days. Mrs. W. Evans, of West Virginia, visited the family of Bernard Doyle. | Mr. and Mrs. William Hill have seturned from a visit at Middletown. Wallace Sheaffer of Lancaster, visited his parents, Mr. Sheaffer. Miss Maud Hoover has vo her home at Harrisburg, visit here with relatives. Mrs. BE. A. Riegle wimited her sister, Mrs Wawthorne several days. Mrs. J. EB. Bastress, of Mount Car- mel, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sophia Green and sister, Mrs. Harry Good. Miss Mary Engle onah, New Jersey, aecepted a position in the sehools of that city. Miss Mary V. Brinser, the Lincoln school last year, a.d elosed a very successful term, has entered Millersville Normal. A number of * saotion were avening at the meeting in the town. William Flanagan, after a Harry J. left for Wen where she has summer who taught present on Friday alumni banquet and | small farm at private sale, just above town, where he will engage in eel MILTON GROVE Potatoes are selling in #fty cents per bushel Mr and Mrs. S. I. Gingrich spent! Saturday in Elizabethtown. ‘ Mre. J. Ulrich of Elizabethtown, | Prof. was a mid-week visitor in this place. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Kopp were ‘Saturday visitors in your borough. feel so much at | ambassador from Ice- | hardly be | and Mrs. H. returned | of Harrisbur g | | persons from this | band hall at May- who graduated | from State College has purchased a town for week I'he local the past creamery resumed its ration, summer oper running daily, in stead of every alternate day in wim ter month's Daniel Kulp and family hailing from Donegal Spring, visited his father-in-law Christian Good and vite Saturda) With a number of roads in the district almost impassable in cer iin places, agitating taxpayers are for road improvements Jacob M. purchased a Ford from KE. EK Coble of Elizabeth- luck, pleasure and no accidents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G Mount J : were mid Heisey has town Good Jacob: lots of Hoffman, week | visitors with } parents, Mr. and Hoffman Jacob F. Frey has been very ia of near Mrs. Samuel G dustriously engaged the past days plowing and vacant lois | for the Milton Groveans. Jake is am preparing | expert tiller of the soil and a znod | neighbor. Curio several Indian | cently been | Stauffer's valley, hunters are interested in relics that have re- dug up on a farm ia consisting of stone 1xes and a perfect stone ball amd | pedestal for the grinding of coru | Store clerks and business mes deserve early cloging im especially during sum- mer months, Country stores usually 5:30 a. m. and close at mime hours generally all business, open at | D. m. aggregating over 16 arduous labor. { In spite of reports to the contrary, to a large crop of section | indications point wheat and rye in this Peaches, pears and other fruits have suffered very little from recent frosts | according to the opinions of expert growers, and a fair crop is looked for. | ree tl GE ERISMAN’S CHURCH | Misses Annie and Artilla Erisman spent Saturday at Manheim. | Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Witmer spent | { { Sunday with Jacob Reist’s at Mam- heim. Daniel Hshleman and wife spent | Sunday with Henry Hershey and family Levi Eby Board meeting | Saturday. John S. Rohrer and family spent | Sunday with Witmer Rohrer and fam- | ily at Lancaster. Monroe Metzler was the first man | to plant corn in the neighborhood. ! He finished planting May 3. Jacob Baker of Lancaster Jumction tried our roads with his new steam- [er which he recently purchased. { Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Bomberger at- | tended Mrs. Bomberger’s grandmoth- | er's sale at Manheim on Saturday. | Daniel Metzler and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Metzler attended | Hernley’s church on Sunday morning. Many of our young folks attended the Mennonite Sunday Schooi Con- | vention held at East Petersburg on ' Thursday. ee eet GB attended the at Sporting Hill om | COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Class of Fourteen Geaduated From East Hempfield Township High School The fifth annual commencement {of the Kast Hempfield township high school was held in the recently com- ! pleted Bethel church of the Church of Thursday God, at Landisville, on ‘evening, when a class of 14 were graduated. The attendance was {good and the church was decorated the class colors, of black and “We Finish To programme | with | gold, and the motto, i Begin.” A delightful | rendered. | The course at the school originally covered a period of three years, but made to a two-year therefore two a change was course last fall; and | classes finished their spring. The 1inembers of the three year class are: Harry Swarr, of Bamford: George Will and Miss Merta Warfel, hoth of Rohrerstown. | Those graduates who complied the new two-year course, are: Miss Barbara Minnich (who won first | place in this class), Justice Gray (who won second place in this class) | Miss mma Long, Paul Schlotthager, work this Howard J. Kline, Charles Hahn, {Henry S. Kolp, William Weaver, Habecker, Benjamin Nissley and { Roy N. Peris, all of Landisville. | The teachers in the high school ! building are: High school principal, M. W. Metzger; grammar school principal, Andrew Martin; as- sistant, Miss Sara Habecker; inter- ' mediate, Miss Anna Nauman and School | BULLETIN, MOONY JOY, ——————————————————— = A Ht ————————— Sn profit. popular in PA Wednesday, May 7, 1913 Jed a TR W nH % woways to pros One way is to do a limited business big margin of profit. Second way is to do a big business on a limited margin of profit. On Styleplus Clothes we make wr oua ona £ RS FTE AAA Sa Fe 3 a small They are popular clothes—popular appearance. Styleplus $7 LL Clothes The same price the world over’’ as a leader to bring new customers to our store. If we sell you one STYLEPLUS suit you will come back for another, and while you are here you may learn to like us and buy a hat, a shirt, a pair of gloves—or merely a necktie. You can save good money on your clothes if you let us convert you to STYLEPLUS—the clothes made by the largest clothing makers in America by specialized and money-saving methods. No other store in town can sell them Getz Brothers, EE EN MALL solutely Pure The only Baling Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar i NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE privary. Miss Rdith Dum, The Hast Hempfield township school-board is composed of the following persons: Reinhold, of East Petersburg; tary, Christian 8. Charles, of Rohr: erstown; etreasurer, KB. C. Bowers, of| East Petersburg; Dr. J. S. Kendig, of Salunga and Herman H. Long, of Landisville secre- commencement Prayer, by pastor of the] The programme of exercisee was as follows: Rev. Harvey Hershey, Church of God; chorus, “I Sing Be-| cause 1 Love To Sing,” by the Gram-! mar and High School grades, under ion of Miss Mary Shenk, of salutatory oration, “The Beautiful,” by Mis Merta Warfel, of Rohrerstown; the direct Salunga; Mission of the ssay, “The Friendship of Books,” bj) Landisville; Song;” Parson,” Miss Emma Long, of general chorus, “Spring tation, “Our Traveled Peris, of Landisville; Schlotthauer, “Mazurke by Miss Barbara Minnich of Landisville; general chorus, “Ev- entide;” oration, “Victory in Defeat,” by Miss Barbara Minnich, of Landis ville valedictory, “We Finish To Begin,” by Harry Swarr, of Bamford; yy Roy N. class history, by Paul of Landisville; piano solo, de Saloro,” chorus; violin obligata, by Claude Dierolf, of Lancaster; presentation of diplomas to graduates, by H. C. Reinhold, of East ident of the t« Petersburg, pres wnship board of direc address, “The Character,” by Christian of Rohrerstown: “Merry June,” and benediction, by Rev. 0. O. ILeidich, pastor of the Landisville Lutheran church. Formation of E. Charles closing tons; chorus, ee ee A AGI ere CONOY COMMENCEMENT Nineth Annual Exercises Held at Bainbridge The ninth annual commencement exercises of the Conoy township] high school were held on Wednesday evening in St. Luke's Lutheran church at Bainbridge. The church! was crowded to its capacity and was| beautifully decorated with potted | plants, cut colors, gold and brown. The class President, H. C.| | young man of Maytown, and son of | flowers and the class! J. Kramlick, pastor of Grace Lutheran | with the board of directors and the teachers were seated in the together A declamation by r on’ “The Present Age,” Owen | and | an oration by Douglass Longenecker | followed 1 P. Good gave the valedictory, | taking for his subject the class mot-| to, “Climb Though the Rocks Be| Rugged.” The diplomas were pre- | sented by 'ho im a short address class much valuable advice. Rev. Dr. H. M. J. gave the] Klein, of Frank-| lin & Marshall College, then address- ed the class on “Knowledge and | Character.” With the singing of the! ong, “Farewell” and the benediction | by Rev. W. H. Reeves the exercises’ consisted of Longenec ke | graduating class Douglass S Florence Wise, secre- tary; Bthel J. Fink Roy Good, Wagner. | directors are: Benja-| president ; Ephraim inser, secretary: J. H Meckley and T. 8S. Kraybill. The Charles L. Wertz, | Duhlebohn, assistant, | wrence Smith and Owen The board of min Hoffman, B Eli Hoover teachers principal; May were: C. E Goss, grammar; Emma C.{ Swope, secondary; lary H. Engle, primary. | et hicccaicinsicinm | Johneon—Bush Irwin W. Johnson, a prominent | John Johnson of that place, was mar- ried on Friday at Royersford, to Miss | | Esther K. Bush, a daughter of Elmer | Bush of Royersford. Rev. J. Lateran, church, performed the ceremony. and prophecy was given inal lg manner by Lawrence | i Director Ephraim Brinser,|. | Autton. Mount Joy liall Bldg. Mount Joy, Pa. Mie on the Brioge ena wie a Plate of the wer SPECIAL TO WOMEN | | Doyou realize the fact that thousands of Best lee Cream In Town Women ate now Seg te A Soluble Antiseptic Powder | fections, such as sore throat, nasal or | pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcera- | tion, caused by female ills? Women who : | have been cured say ‘‘it iz worth its 2 = LL = [R’ &= | weight in gold.”” Dissolve in water and apply locally. For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recom- mended Paxtine in their private cor- respondence with women. ! For all hygienic and toilet uses it has no equal. Only b0e. a large box at Drug- gists or sent postpaid on receipt of price. The Paxton Toilet Co.. Boston, Mass. gem Fe s3zal oo SOPH 0290994 [Const patior Times. Festivals ili Flavors at All pecial Prices to Parties, Suppers, Ete. Mrs. GC. H. Zeller Marietta Street MOUNT JO » 3 VW areAlws Pre i SETV+ i | front of the church. Miss Nellie ? ye Pn y Landis, a graduate of the class of ’ 2 ve . 012 we at th piano during | $Por many years i ‘he Je : 1 $ 12 esided at e 1 dur ) {3 : spite of all so-c ¢ » Gd 1 ®§ 5 ) the evening. At last Ifound k rel and cu ure i SS IRTLINZ ? The programme began at 7:30] gin Bho mild, 7 thorough ar ¥ CAS tes ve b . . | y v ¥ Blt B o lo'clock with invocation by Rev.| really wonderfr} Ei | K IN g William H. Reeves, pastor of the] D KR. ig TOAD . Methodist church. The salutatory | o IN ANY QUANTITY at Very 2 was given by Miss Ethel J. Fink, | % ¥ B a Moderate Charoes n who took as her subject “The | bon Don’t fail to soe as befors plac- Survival of the Fittest.” Following | Adol y ingeck Ing your order this year. he salutatory a recitation was given 5 CENTS PER J A StyiFor £ 5 y Miss Florence Wise. The class| l Jil; Ck / | BEAL DOOD 0090000 $100 Reward, $100 | The readers of this paper will be { pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that ienc has been )» cure in all its s, and that is | h. Hall's Cat: Cure is the only C cure ne ow 1 ! always have on hand anythir n the line of Smoked Meats, Hux ologua, Dried Beef, Lard, Etec Alas Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork su Prices always right. its curative pow- o Hundred Dollars | case that it fa ils to cure. Send | of testimonials, { NI & CO., Toledo, Ohio 3 I’. J. CHE Si oy by all “Drugs 3ts, ToC. Tal ve Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. | 3 | | H H. KRALL Vest Main Street, Opp. Bank, MOUNT J0Y, PA Telephone ao | ya LISI IRIS { For a Good Clean Shave %| + = : : Bit. 7 | 7 " Or a Classy Hair Cat 3 i | Stop at 3 H. J. WILLIAMS £| | rq > . oF | # | TONSORIAL PARLORS 5 ¢ W. Main St., Mount Joy Iien a Agt For Middletown Laundry i LL. i ol Ai | Shaving Har Cutting | Joseph B., Hershey Tonsorial Parlor| Three Chalrs. No Waiting Agen for the Middletown Steam | Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday and delivered Friday | re guaranteed if y 00y' L fees ory yd fat. Thompson, Sap't WT e a * Puro, 50 ( : by Drag ata. MARTIN RUDY, | sein 81. Joy byE. W. Gaon and W. 5. Chandier & Co. Colt tor free sample. ~ | Fast Main St. MOUNT JOY | {as a remedy for mucous membrane af- | the Kodak q fof the § | disinfectant, CHANDLER'S Sunday Hours 8 to 9—5 to 6.45 p. ma. WEST MAIN ST. We are therefore using W.B. 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