PAGE FIVE THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. ry res yy vv HAPPY Ki LD MAR LA RLND . | | Rr | FIRE IN MARIETTA There are unhappy mar { lives, but a | y percent of thos nhappy oca S in homes ar fue to t ! s of the wife, m ro daughter The f nds of | oung Men Save a House From | Nervousness, t h " 1, the illstemper, the pile a inkled face, hollow i v . : ind cire! Ve n from thor oi ' ro women For DE f E AT MIL LEY'S HOR I ING A ? trustion Ar Othe Mamage 4 the woman to ! | | od«looking she 1 natucally have good health C TO 2 Dragging-down hysteria, hot-flashes or constan urning pains and | aches —are too lrain upon a woman's vitality and strength, Dr, Pierce's o. Cp ! 0 Ma 1 OV Favorite Prescrinti stores weak and sick women to sound health by regus ° ent the Much Tooted Harnish to . : 1 nted a hating and correcting the local disorders which are generally responsible for the the Tall Uncut—Markley Allows A it borou m Frida above distressing symptoms, But One Hit and No Runs in Five \ { Blottenh Geo ¢ PLN ‘1 { red Bn aly for a number of years and fon th a t hice innings Cassel Ripped Off a Ho 1 nd | dS 1 wre |e] : , 5 years was so bad that life was a r Vi } NCK= i 1 5 ) (TT — 2 95 \ OVER 1 1, Ohio, Route 1 i doctor wd 1 I would have to Triple : \ a Wi Lot el volume 0 10K¢ i | WILE aun : LN 520 to a hospital before I would ever be better. A year ago this winter ( ‘ = of { / / Wp and spring t worse than ever bef At each period 1 suffered like ' ' ndo ’ A om ) i pi 9 one in ment, 1 am the mother of six child a1 I wa » bad for Jacl \ brows 1 | d 1 off M lizabe Matthew ne ’ Lt con mov! five month t 1 knew something t be done, so 1 wrote to Dr. R. V. y. Jaron HOT IE ows \l ill a : 4 APx A Pi elling him as nearly as I could how 1 suffered. He outlined & A, '. team here from Lan r Sat dh ountville o turda e street and Sugar al I'h i t J rse « « went which 1 | tot} I too o bottles 3 y ot s ‘ » defeats { i : 5 flags - I ; el I do @ of ki Medical Di ad a urday and they were easily defeated i 3 pets being det d b to MN Jouse is one of a fine row of brick q Seman fife t bottle of © BranrteWe iifered much since. ountville h only I'e ; J I wish I « Ne oF 3 Yoel ¢ woman the vo ) ed Te [Tt lack eam has been going fountvi : q n ! 1d upposing 1 fire was in pro A Dr. Picree's medicines There is no use wastin me and money | fj, 8 180 X k beaten Mountville defeated Hinove) he youn men hastened to 7, d ng: with anythin eor a e else the latter place on Wednesday with | place Grit \ i | The Medical Adviser by R.V. Pierce,’ M. D., Buffalo, “0™M* ©l be loums 1 the pown In the box. Hanover hud 7 tel " y louse; Suey i \ N. Y., answers hosts of delicate questions about which & county hie 1eavy hitting of the n Nar ror . EE tolound Kerosene tove ablaze in : \ every woman, single or married ought to know. Sent free oc wing ten good solid o : iL Hide SW chest he kitchen I'hey carried the blaz . . ace f 31 ns av for appi ili i Columbia, on he ( \ ¢ Mgs. DICKOVER. on receipt of 31 stamps to pay for wrapping and mailing only, drives, including double by Rhoads o 1 : h | mat ine stove outdoo and: in: doin team nereabou wi he 1 1 ( \ T | 1 | and a triple by Cassel, easily cored (tt wit ' ; . ’ this had their hands slightly burned a ( tel verta € this ace De € Ith the loca Satu \ 4 JOINT SCHOOL [ dau \ 1 Mas ol bis plac thy ever. tallies Markley tWITIOd os a 1 ; Al 1 Pliey. returned to: the house. hu : lhe Misse Grace and Martha|and M wd Mrs. Frank Bshleman =. Co regular Mi. Joy team will be.on ,...4 no fam 1s the latter did TE | - Le five innings allow eq ko ( ame i e latter I AE A a EE ELTA : rial be went Thursday with Sadie] and son of Landisville, are on a o bu v H ul Ae \ he field and a good tne can be ex not WV tim . ommunicat wit EAT PS rel ro yut one hit e was cceede yl " : 0 \ e e to comt nicate vith Pl Ty BL - 1 leman days’ tour to Washington, D. C., Lu- ov 1° 1 y Yee ded bY pected. Heckinger will twirl for the In I " ars Ay - } - | . : Brown who allowed two hits and as The team will net the furniture in the room [he i Mi Wm. Rhea and sons Robert| ray Cavern, Va, Gettysburg and oth ; » edn W ep a , ' many tallic With only three hits (ollow Supple Heckit Dos valls were blackened by the smoke nd John are visiting friends in| « points of interest Supple ( leChinger p m Il ’ ind a pair of miscues by the local at Rettew 1b Wright 2b. Fr ie home of Maxwell Hipple on v county nn tl . ish or ot " 1 Au t . the visitors had difficulty in scol 1 Beck If. Shenabrool Bilin Chestnut treet Marietta, wa 1 : . . wu Miss Elizabe Hershey is visiting Your brother who waits on the ine TI "ire . nei : th j oI (dangered by ~ fire on Friday boul will save you money because of their unusual wearing qualities. ing fig are appended t d W. | and and Dow1 ub t 1 T aril: Soom af . and ensure war indmother, Mi Joseph Hei-{(aple is much more countrified than : i “ \ H buil They fit perfectly, have the right hang, and ensure warmth to the " : ’ MT. JOY th o a e — Gl es loon & ipple built a wood fire horse. 5A Horse Blankets are made of the strongest, tightest- v in Elizabethtown ivou,” remarked the summer boarder. yonck. 1f 6 1100 in the rear frame Kitchen. She then twisted yarns— \Vh ind Mrs Hen Ziege and |[“He's a reg rube “That isn’t R. Shenenberger, « 1 2 9 i O A MT. JOYAN'S SUCCESS ent nother part of th house Ci t Y L M te \lice visited Joseph Zie-|{m brother replied the farmer's Pickel a ; a 1 3 I : a Returning to the Kitchen, she wa 0S ou eSS oney nd am err. Milton Grove, daughiey He's an actor papa hired! .. 1. 4.00 {tontinied on led to find the roof ablaze, An than you would pay for ordinary blankets, because we make Sunday n the city o kid the guests.” Rhy 9 1 1 3 Qo our) bli chool A {Le ol yunded and sev men the buckles, straps—everything—complete in our factory, the ind M ( Hershey and Judge . ; . > ; ipletion of he ork i x 3 biggest horse blanket factory in the world, and sell direct to re wma - Schock, 1b 02 90 1 nded ; o onueqd bucket b X va your dealer, thereby doing away with jobbers’ profits. 5A Breneman, 2b : 61 2:0 0 : we slam rmed 1 t 1s extingui Horse Blankets are made in large assortment of patterns and Schock, rt 0. 0 0. 0 0 ind t nglin and aq styles. Our trade mark, HA, is on every genuine blanket, Look Marl [3 : Ma 1 Colle L er. M . for it. It means a big saving to you. ley & { . 1 0 I 4 —— - # ro wt ( aq gtd tend Winoi | t Ki Squa Browi : ! WS pinot nq FORMAL TRANSFER AT MASONIC 5A S orm Ing Blank 7 udied HOME is made especially for bitter, stormy weather and i i ) y ’ hardest outdoor wear. Woven ra strong, heavy, HORTING A. C. rh o a e Da , . Judge and Rev. George R fd exesedin ly warm: Outve: 2 ordi Ary . I Bau 1 1 1 H te Made Addredses mane is. very 1 H man v ant 0 : 8.6 0 5 lL. I . and measures 8 ) burn ) . v i 1 1 t It ¥ ] IS J oy : Beer ll }5 T nN” 8 / v / | \ Wirth, cf & ) e.1 & 1 0 ; H | re . ! i J ’ > ul H ~ IK 1 ) Write for Lo et showing b L | if (} () ( { / {] Chambers 0 2 0 ( HE . sw i HOU \/ (Lu ( Mu nd Philadel AYRES SONS. Pr 4 v 1 \ VcLan a 3 gS « 0 ( Le Mh SUN, JI i \[ \ . 1 'R ° ° H Bauel 1h ( 8 6 OG 0 : Firs : ; ; . ~ - bh! Ba. . 10 - -» erp e 0-7 2 1 s { chur ) a / ) ) | ' 5 mon 1 one year in the 1 Hain & ( jaf) ‘ ( / o/ 1 I UA in Chu Lancaster © > ¢ Ln ¢ { ( to O P1 ’ — : Seip id . . 24 3 o on of ti 51G SHO MBIA 5IGNED ESTAT This machine is the most improved device for apply- Tarn . Chure Harrishu nd Sie, BIG SHOW AT COLUMBIA SNED E E OF A 1 & : I i V 4 AG 1 ( >. laf o Gra Met hodi Fpiscopal I'he a ¢ lace < cloe , s ng Road Oil to the road. It 1s In fact AN ATOMIZER, Hortin A, ( y y 4 11 * Chure tv. where he ha ; ] i Will Exhibit There Thursday, Au Emory Warfel 2 dt : . : 7 { . 2 base hits, Cassel; 2 base hits nh that of » x 3 und at 10 o'clock there were service . 1. 1913 S I 1 1 ust 21, 1913 =A . distributing the oil under pressure in a fine spray or mist Rhoads: Bases on balls. off Markley een bass soloist for the past three in the new home. Addr wer g o> OF EAST DONEGAL TOWNSHIP, which is quickly absorbed into the road surface, leaving | |=." ic struck out, by Years. From these many advance made hy the Rev. George R. Hoverter, rat is isiom LANCASTER COUNTY, PA, ’ al Sl x 3 ad . og oy 1s e ts ; 3 ; l11¢ 1 1 npied exhibitio TE ioT . mn Markley, 7 in innings: by Brown Hat if ¢ 1 be seen a 1 glanc a to Oo he Of Church of God he Bteil | GTisan 5 i TRUST BOOK 22, PAGE 241 \i NII 1M 10 hp [racked mo the House in four innings; by Harnish 4; by! at Mi C 1ssel : ability as a soloist “i by Fou 0 lady, Pa ‘Grand Pear i Columbia - Tharsdas Aa The undersigned Auditor, appoints t A \ ( \ | Wirth 2 Hit by pitcher, Kilburn os ! 3 the ordinary I Judge Oriady gave a history + led to pass upon exceptions, and to ¥ oie . T E ROAD IS Umpire, Roudabush. e has also appeared on numer- 1e home early inception The aadition. last ason of COL.| distribute the balance in the hande A to the mjury of carpets and Furniture. H | ous occasions in concert and recital and paid attention to the dad : TR ' “ . 4 : : ? CUMMINS FAR EAST, to the Charles H. Zeller, Assignee, to and - \ y ‘ ake , le: ino ‘ole VOrk « © ominittee ‘ne g r y YI ’ CLEAN AND PASSABLE for pedestrains IMMEDIATELY | Cotton Mill Wins York and hay taken, the lending Yo) ye em. me YOUNG BUFFALO WILD WE those legally entitled to the hy | The Cotton Mill easily defeated In a number of amateur theatricals Snccessiyl occupation. of the 5 ote of il st cessful Lili sit for PN "DOSES AFTER APPLICATION. ! . oon t : . : Mi (Cassel als appeared at the Or- handsome quartel Music wa ! oA fg mo I N for those burposes. on [the West End Stas on Monday even- MI. Las also appex ¢ 1 ! ial : binations ever formed, and wit e Tue \ \{ 6th, 1913, at tem . : \ T™ ae \ « > ‘ o Yarlk ur shed § arte , » ’ ’ We carry the Road Oil ling by a score of 10 to 1. While each pheum Theatre and Paxtang Park n 4 ; vy i quarter row Fr still further addition this \. M wrt Room No. 2 |team only had two hits, the errors Theatre at Harrisburg on numerous op of Su choir and by MISS yopnON © SEAVER'S HIPPO Court Ho in the City of : In Stock at All mes fresmitied the ten wllion; The see OELR Sons He erbects fo take San ie i — ihe pane. As DROME, the field of arenic enter- Lancaste Pp H 4 I a . ' . ; noon an elaborate luncheon was . . : . : : AR COTTON MILL R. H. 0. A, E.| lis work about September 1st. when tainment has been so comprehensive- terested in tribut so sO enable 7 id ition n : . o Miller, Ib ....5¢ 0h. 1 1 0 0 0 the company leaves Washington, D.!S€'V! d to the 92 guests and over 100 covered as to admit of unstinted te ; M J d r henever ou re Miller, 1h ....-: visii | 3 ] 1 a mit of unstir tend gy - z v sHOrs re Se D { : at ount Oy, and can give you se vice Ww y Pank, 3b .....crrenrene 1 0 1 0 0 C, for Denver, Colorado, where it 3S " Yro ; pre 3 ni from Jon eulogy. . . . . . . . : 5 : . caster, Mt, Joy, Zlizabe g quire it. With our service you can get light applications grown, ss .............2 0 0 2 1 appears in the first of a number of ith x y limabethtown and 3 "70 viom thaf atbition so WILLIAM R. BRINTON, larrisburg. : 1 Conrad, 2b ............ 2 0 0 0 0 engagements, thruout that state, 2 far overshadows its v'ellows’ as Auditor, frequently and thus avoid the common practice of excess-| es . q wd . . fi n f d . Hendrix, e. .......«.0: 1 1 6 0 0 later along the Pacific -Coast, where this triple alliance, which marks a — ee — - errr ve applications in spots, to the discomfort o pe estrians 1b Leen 1 0 3,0 0 ijt is booked for months RHEEMS distinet epoch in the history of out-' Will You Join Si | : i Star et vii es This lar v 2 : as manv John Daveler and family of Lititz door amusements. U ! and damage to carpets. Stark, If ...... 0 49 0 0 0 This popular young man has many 1 nily ¢ Atitz A . Ellis, rf ........c000.0s 1 0 1 0 0 griends here who will be sorry to were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Hiram Amotg the features new to Chautauqua is a prominent factor We are conveniently located to make applications |v. BHiS, Dp .v.ivvins 1 0 1 2 0 1earpn of his departure from this com- Shonk last Sunday. America this year is a grotesque|jp education in the United States in Mount Joy, Manheim, Elizabethlown, Marrietta, Colum-| — — — — ~~ munity but are more than pleased John Hershey, who believes in be. novelty “THE DANCE IN THE because it meets the needs of the bi Landisville, Sal d vicinit [| Tomls piven 10 212. ¢ to learn of his advancement in the ing in line with conveniences, has JUNGLE. people. The Chautauqua Literary 1a, Landisvilie, Jalunga and vicinity. WEST END STARS R. H. 0. A. E. yusical world, Here’s wishing Mr.| equipped his barn with concrete ETTA MEYERS, trained animal and Selentific Circle is over thirty mn . . ni : y v rar ar gy trio, e ‘acing TINY IGGINS 3 : Out-of-town orders for applications with Pressure Dis "nk © -oooooeenenn 0 0 4 0 1 Cassel and the Commonwealth Quar- floors. 1110, embracing TINY MUGGINS, theiyear; old, - It has gone into every : : 1 5 1 h f Bennett, p. ...........; 0 0 0 0 0 iatte inbounded success I'he Atlantic City excursion that midget elephant, Yorkie, the midget state of the union and to lands over tributor must be for 450 gallons or multiples thereof. | Brubaker, ss .......... 0.0 1 01 ~~ left this place Sunday morning was PONY. and the canine, Patsy, present... The chautauqua C hel : ) @ s,! ! ’ : seas, » chautauqua Course helps . x, » 3 Wo bv iirad m es : ing one of the most interesting Please ask for prices. Easton, 1b ............ 1 1 8 0% ERISMAN'S CHURCH well patronized. Ten persons took : one to understand the eani Schock, 2h ........v.00. 90-13 10 3 5 'S ey advantage of it and enjoyed a dip in demonstrations of complex animal current events Hives Jo a ne " Germer, 3b 0.0 0.00 We had a heavy rain here Sunday | | : sagacity ever witnessed : events. Gives a historical v i 8h Lavaca ) : the deep, ag ) ssed. Lackas ; s : : aay ; evening and night. ! i : satitie , background which makes all other [Balley, ‘If ............. 0 0 0 1 0 ; — : Last Wednesday this section was Another imported feature HAR-| esd + val i on Greenawaltl, cf 0.1 0 0.0 Mr. and Mrs. Elias Metzler spent | ; DIN’'S SPANISH CADETS will be readings doubly valuable and it pro- Hershey, rf 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday at Millersville. este] Yih 2 good Soaking rami, seen for the first time in America. vides a definite plan so that one cam . CLARENCE SCHOCK, Prop’r | : a Irwin Barhart of Conewago called “VM hicame in oh to make good The cadets numbe 20 trained | odd minute to the best ad- | Totals .............8 1 2 9 2 plon a few of his friends here on Sat. Das op 8 goo yield of corn Spanish maids-at-arms, exemplifying vantage; and it leads to a broad out and obacco. : fr Toys Vie y . I y i 3 7 wo urday. : military forms f training and | from which life i richer amd MOUN JOY, PENNA. | Cotton Mill .... ....... 97 x10 3 ; 5 L Sui Dick Plummer of Elizabethtown, es 0 ns “ noi ( whi ir Vor AN | West End Stars ...... 0001 1 Elam and Phares Longenecke oll : manoeuvers of various nations V while in every way. : te Ha ue | the fellow who wears a star, was A : : i "i : 4 sm - ———————————— — Struct out by W. Ellis 5; by Ben- spent a few days a Atlantic City Sool on Bar ot ars 105k Wobk- B — 3 unusually edifying trained he Chautauqua or each year nett 6. last week X : iy ACD] th Cs "animal number Eldredge’s troupe cor ta aE A nd rr I ) Y EXCURSION } | ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Benj Jomberger Summoned here by one of our lead- of mammoth performing elephants re ( fans ; A gi - y ing business men, i "Wal igi . 3 : ELEVEN DA The Reddies Win and Harvey Nissles Sunday at Ric eet nr fi Bethea in lew an original fe neve el wee] N MI : . The hooks TO | The Red Men won the third and Landis Valle; : a en ‘held fore accomplished by the an M 1e [ used [deciding game from the Foresters A number of our folks attended |'l}SI¥ Tesular services last bunday zest wi which the T} re ¢ ¢ venlp ° br a : : i 1 Si ay Reni Pes HOTHING vith large attendance. brute ’ thro t Sa cean (iro Qe am eetin | last Thursday evening making two the Harvest service Benj, Per ; Hl n r ; evs ribble and Molle ) ( ( 1 Vv Pp l g [ out of three. The score: ers’ on Saturday P. M Be . ; wi 2 iy of 4] I] diffi ? The course ( RED MEN R.H OA. E It is rumored thei will he af YE!Y uLnpressivey ie ndir inc I i hog > oD : oi Ly ie Frank Pierce purchased the one i'l Veal editi hi ¢ Vil hal f 1 S cece wy Funk, 3b Serres nea ng nl oF SFO einen school organized In this 7 | H \ ( Asbury Park or Long Branch Dellinger, If vriseesn2 2 0 0 0° community in the near future litth interest of five acres of tobacco V orl 0a Mahaft $1.50 . Conrad, 'p ........ 80 3.10 3°40 Monroe Metzle Harvey W. Metz from Clinton Zeag which the lat le 1 Te x . ; Monroe Metzler, Pho : G \rt hy Dr. Friday, August 22, 1913 J. Hendrix, ¢ .,..«ivin.v72 0 7 10 tor and H. G Roh purchased Le) had Al : Saitiyation on the Neve be v3 Ine y : H. 1 [2 00 + : Mumma, 2b. ......... 1 0 2 0 0 teedine cattle this week. The prices ing of E. E. Hernley, 1 1 hi ) dheren 0 W ; 2 « Peri is J Haines, s gd :1:0 0 0 tea place a 1 le 5: Lyvolution bh) Round $4.25 Tri | are ist Fis Son . P Snyder, 1h ............ 1 1 2 0 0, amr and Mrs. Albert B. Erb and 1ssistal ) hrillin ---- 81.50 Shires, ef =... ti 00.21 0 0) aouanier Duth attended chareh ser-|M and Le ed: in H y nnel ¢ 1 e Poetry 1 Rome From MT. JOY | Brosey rf 1 0 1 0 0 Sopighter. Rui) 2! pied i ‘ (i Ni ra | W We AN E OAK 1 \ Ie pe 5 : Arita ps vices at the Mennonite Home Sun- -vig I Ts Har $1.50 l'ickets good going only on train leaving 12:38 P. M. Trai Aa dav afternoon a % : I 1 10% : : I : Murazing GOO urning on all regular trains. * Spratt 8 LER Messrs, Henry and Cla hi 8 Do Visit 4 OO t 2 nadial Tine ove « mipa . FORESTERS - F. M4, 0. A BE. 1opun and Frank Weidman Canadian line, visiting sever \ 1 $2.00 * 3 Beal esterter 1 i) ) ) . , : 4 1 1 VW N _—. 4 Closing Sunday and Monday of Camp Meeting Dealt rier, It ...... v4 0 4 panied some folks from Landis nin $8 =0 > Brubaker, ga 2 2.0 9 Sin. 4 i Clinton Z ( ( ( : £ : ot For Detailed Information Consult Hand Bills or Nearest Ticket I trial fia ; n an automobile trip to Leb neal ! M a OS. Hex: man, ci 0 ) 1 A y . ) yl d Nn ( le J p 3 . a i siete Lt Hershe ind other points on Safi 1 . oO 3 Hom aa- Agent. Kipple,” If .............0 06:0 0 2 a Vednesday \uctioneel Al [ k f clu ree or more y 21 { 2 ee ( t S ’ “~RTRT y 1 M 7 Eo : So yf our farmers are busy top- 9 ks 1 to nd Saud Toe En dra $5.00 | / i vil 1 Yt a 0 (0) ) 1 1 ( Ir . PEN NSY LV ANIA RAILROAD w : ) Et o ; ping tobacco but on account of the 1 : t the N ~ irregular and backward condition o CRE ( \ 1 X [QS <) ( vp 0 ( 0 3 0 = ot y 0 ( Vi 7 rich, 1 : 2 u J. YY KIINE A11K*nds Concrete Work BUILDING BLOCKS All Styles and Colors Porches, Columns and Banisters Door and Window Sills and Lintles, Chimneys, Etc, Retailer of the Best Grades of Cement 2 ra 4 to 3 nbe When | CR 3] ES led Men ...........5 525 01—13 Foresters... vos" o,... 1000 + Was Kindly Remembered First on balls off Conrad ( Flizahoh 0 out Con S Schro ae = or DIAMOND DUST : No for Columbia on Saturday. ’ ; : ; \I The visitors were a gentlemanly Facol : } crowd, He A ; 1 I re es can sure step some as a 3 Gr ar Les ‘ r, Misses i n \ ¢ € SD mn Columbia defeated the Red Roses hy A : Si j Si Saturday 5 to 4. By Wins Lapse] pulled down several hard “Sherm” Carpenter in Trouble ones in centre. Sherm’ Carpenter, of Kissel Hill, Manheim Jost at Newn Holland | Lititz. ic in i aiting hear- ho | Saturday 2 to 1. ine. His sgh found $40 at a sale and |S Hershey defeated the North Ends, turned if VE to the tioneer. a { at Lancaster Satygday 3 to 1 Sherm f this and demanded po Eliz pwn at Lititz tha n mane! found it. ent ta —— —— AT Uncla Letters ) 1 om J ( {1 101 fra Tillie S 1 «+ Miss For \ Ma N. ¥a Vi Geo. 1 1baker: Mr Cha M W 1.00s NM Harrys 3 Va enl Mr. LI \ Ss : eee eel eee : Horse Fout.. Dead the On 1 Zeame? 1 at Kinder- o Zean > 0 n p C. CG. nt aufi whic ha een grazing in was . foun \ ( e { ( lars 18 nt ck 1 e 1 i . ompani-. 8 ha old aled beg v bite : SINCERELY : Shem W. D. Chandler DRUGGEST West Mzin § 5 40 by ft., | 214 For Sale or a LS Ox -
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