PAGE THREE — Beilealerleileileledieie ieee edd 2 2 AS FRR TTT TTTTTTTTeTTeTY Including Shoes, No best locatio New Elevat No accumulations, the remodeled and improved Seolecleelecteeieetoetoctoatoctoctalcteciogiot del bb SC J i a a a a a Reason H. E. EBE Opposite Post Office Good Faolesleotestesteotoaletenteotecte teats Bete Be 8. 8. 3 CASEY Mr. Man or (ieneral Merchandise Stock Only Two Years Old Good Opportunity For a Hustler For ‘a abi ala et il gh HOR - AN EB Goud, clean stock of up-to-date Clothing-The n in town, building Selling RSOLE Mount Joy, Pa. ols Joofonfoodooforforforfosforfochorfofonfosfonfecfooforfoofucionfoodesfoofonforiosforfocforfecfosforforfocfosfonfocforferfeofosforfunforfosforfecfecforfordenge Woman Don’t throw that pair of good she are slightly torn or the sole has worn ideration. me and I will make them like new for a very small con- REPAIR WORK es aside because they thru. Bring them to A SPECIALTY ERNE EE IVER EE RO oy Y seen my line. The prices 1 know will Boy’, Ladies’ or Children’s, don’t buy EAST MAIN STREET Er TLL TTT THT LULL LETTE LET EL TET TTT TS POOOO0N A Beautiful Line of Hats Plumes Velvets Etc. If its new shoes vou are looking for, whether Men’s, Harry Laskewitz E. MAIN STREET, MT. JOY, PA. please you. r until you have first MOUNT JOY, PENNA, " EE OORT RR OTERO RET GREER RRR R3N5 ANG FLORA DRABENSTADT . MILLINERY iad ddaadiibd ddd abdiddadaatditiddaadiiiild All the : : Latest Styles; Lowest Prices DODOOE 3 AllKinds F'I.O RIN. KLINE 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 mms Sooforfoofooferforfocorfonfocorfordecforfecorfocforiorfecionfocfonfecfocongooteofocfonfecforforfonfoofeofesfocfoefecosfucfeefoafeofecfosfosfesfongecent THE STORE OF LOW PRICES Large and Favorable Contracts, made able us to offer exceptional values inDining Room, Bed Room, Par- lor and Library Furniture of the very highest type. yourself examine these exclusive goods be save rom 15 to 30 per cent. and have the finest hensive stock ever assembled from which to select, THE MOST PARTICULAR CUSTOMER ACTING THAN ARE WE —nor is he more critical than our buyers when selecting Furniture from the manufacturer, each of whom knows he will not tolerate Reliable makers of Furniture have the slightest deception. own pride, too, in scorning to put their tr sincerity on any Furniture not in keeping reputation. WESTERNBERGER, MAL 125-131 East King a 4 — Aa in early Summer, en- In justics to fore buying. You will and most compre- Bo sZoote Boadectorle de be cdocl 8.2. 2 2 IS NOT MORE EX- BRR TPR epiededed their ade-mark, their seal of with their dignity and EY & MYERS LANCASTER, PA. Secbocleloeloetoeloctoate Beads Boul. 2.0. 8 8 2 2 2 -~ Jortefesfodforeniesiontorte Jodutentorofecducfecfeciocorfecfocfocfofocerioefesfosfostedoorfecfocfonorfesfocfecfusiorfoofesferforforfostosfenferdefosfecfets HOME HEALTH CLUB Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago Why de Lindiah | { | We answe question quite fully, Please read We hall ow consider wan ely the function ol miterials epa food body Food necessary organism Water | food We drinl Yet to life than out food for out ufrering curring serious | course mental but we cannot for more than a without becoming feverish and | irious and experiencing intense | physical and mental torture If ab no fluids were taken into the death would probably result less than a week Three-fourths the human body consist of water and does high-priced l.ean from 70 nt unclean by all inimal pulses of the econo of the in the the furnish water amount ol Lo ned a food and sential with with or In not clas about usually peak water i food We six week great dis injury providing, of attitude is fear without few days more e can more [ress | do he | less zo walter de | solutely system, in of Yes s0 Sour meat contains f water (and iminated the solvent. It dissolves and the solid ele and in animal a Lately it has that mineral and circulation fluids great olution | vegetables | bodies been crystal of covered even breathe ‘have a | watery | If we a powerful | it is made ticies of under that minute (protein examine a bi flesh Microscope we See up of inn of protoplasm of merabje pal inclosed tiny are These called cells inappropriate be ordinarily The or matter) which in organisms have | This term is rather under “cell” tand a nollow may may not nuclei, darker-cclored which correspond to the brain and nervous system in Man In other writings have follows: They we have to them from two hundred to hundred times before we can them, yet they independent living beings which are born, grow, absorb food and drink, throw off waste matter, propagate themselves, decline, and die just like the composite cell Man. The health of the body as a whole depends upon the well-being of the individual and therefore in all our studies of the problems of health, disease, and cure have to revert begin with the cell. These little cells are con gregated in communities which the different organs tissues the body, and in these they carry on the activities of citizens large city. Some carriers, bring ing food materials to the tissues and organs or conveying and morbid matter to the excretory channels of the body Other manufacture chemical substances; such sugar, fats, ferments, for production which Man quires complicated factories, others act as policemen and soldiers which protect the commonwealth against bacteria, parasites and other | hostile invaders. | Thus each one beings exists for a and does its own work in the cell body, just as the renders to society | for which he is best fitted, unless he | be a useless criminal parasite, sub- | sisting on the labor of others without | giving a just equivalent, In order to insure the prosperity of the com- | munity as a whole, , every cell must | have proper food supply, drainage, | nerve connection with the sympa- | thetic and the central hervous | system. To establish! these is the| aim and purpose of natural dietetics and of Nature Cure methods in general, The life of the body ie | made up of millions and billions | \ sone cellulose Shins been | cause we under object | cells or have one ! more Spots | | described are so magnify six see these cells as minute that to or and communities complicated living are waste cells ORPRPROOOOAORPOOREOE® 0000000 ete. ! re- Still | as the of of these little | certain purpose | particular useful communities of the | human individual | certain services | of these separate lives. There are more of these tiny individual living in every human body than | there are human beings now existing | | | beings | on this earth, On further the microscope it will be the cell colonies are surrounded and intersected by rivers rivulets of water fluid, whiel appear to float, These are branches of the and lymph streams, some of which collect the elements of | nutrition from lungs and the di- organs distribute them the while other the system, the | up the mor- cells and con- of elimina- lungs, and through | found that and | and the | tiny | large | examination in cells rivers blood the and system, gestive through parts of venous circulatory gather the them to the organs the skin, intestines, mucous membranes, Much water ther waste branches bid excretions of vey tion, required wash materials and morbid by-| products of metalbolism of the and this has to be replaced the drinking water and by the contained in the so called food. foregoing explains im- | portance of water in vital economy, and why it constitutes three fourths of the bulk of animal and human bodies, 1s to out system, by fluids “solid” The of the the A ee The Week in Grain Compiled for the Mount Joy Bulle tin at Mount Joy, Pa. by Wm. L.| Bear & Co., Pennsylvania Building, | Philadelphia, Pa., by D. B. Lehman, manager, Woolworth Building, Lan Phila, Pa., Oct. 15, 1913.{ The Government report on corn | was about 22,000,000 larger than was) looked for a month ago and there | was disposition on the part of the | bears to magnify the importance of] this. The buying movement that| occurred later was on the theory | that when the abandoned acreage of| corn was published the indicated crop would be in the neighborhood | of 2,100,000,000 bushels as estimated | by Snow. Imports of Argentine corn again brought the tariff question into prominence but as pointed out al number of times recently the small | exportable surplus of that country | makes it hard to understand how it could cut a figure in fixing the price | of the crop here. Argentina has been | shipping from 4 to 6,000,000 bushels of corn abroad every week for a long | time and therefore the surplus is; about depleted. There were some sharp drivers at corn prices several big, | cell | form ' of | in aj BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, the the nltey appeared carried n the week figur luring but nment oved and OW HIRUre the wi lower In there ht production rv record bearish the ion did new and affected by it at toc it South confidence the slight but northwestern development rallies from in the, won lke enthu presen | price at Farif not enter ) irgely lev disc into © whe tithough Corn were hoth Decreasin point ve em on Oatg mes wastern to the more dull foree and falling off another bringing The big increase was not as much of an endeavor as might but it is nevertheless no protracted rise is likely tuff continues to pile up development recently it nearing the end of the short in overextended may considerably higher persistent in receipt that helped in fime to time Visible wa supply bearish upposed that long as From \ppear that we this condition I rest which i 1 ¢ have 0 1c have re ome 0, pay price The were Oats than held well at the after rdport With Canadian ates ernment figures 100,000,000 Ge nearl on more the market fow minutes the I'nited St ‘ coneeed acted extremely fhe crop is ovel loss than { ient to Bi..hday Surprise \ birthday surprise was given Wm, J. Werner, at his home, near Chique church, Rapho township, on evening, in honor of his wenty-fourth birthday anniversary ceived 64 handkerchiefs shower, The evening playing games, refreshments had a glorious time, were, Misses Katie Carrie and Minnie Longen [Edith Shoop, Stella Risser, McAllister, Minnie Keener, { Mar) Greiner, Anna Shenk and {Mamie Ruhl, and George Prof. C. Raymond Hershey Jerome Sowers, David Shenk, McAllister, Albert Risser, Greiner, Benjamin Lehman, Kecner, and Mr, and Mrs. Numbers Mr. Werner many friends for re him in such a pleasant Saturday He also re in a kerchief pent in which and all present ete, atter were served hose (xibble, ecker, \1 vary Messrs Geib, and Zug, Walter Morris Ammon Harry 0. [thanks his membering | way a Addveriico In the Mt Jov Rute n Men’s Clothing Furnishings Men's Hats Women's Shoes Men’s Shoes Carpets Furniture Dry Goods Fountain Books Restaurant Muslin Wear Art Department Millinery kJ From 40 to 50 Woman's Critical Period. Such warning symptoms as sense of suffocation. hot flashes, severe headaches, melancholia, dread of impending evil, palpitation of the heart, irregularity, constipation and dizziness are promptly treated by intelligent women who are approaching the period of life. This is the most critical period of woman's life and she who neglects the care of her health at this time invites in- curable disease and pain. Why not be guided by the ex- perience of others and take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound? It is an indisputable fact that this grand old remedy has helped thousands of women to pass through this trying period with comfort and satety. Thousands of genuine and honest testimonials support this fact. From Mrs, HENRY HEAVILIN, Cadiz, Ohio. Fort Worth, Texas. —“I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound and derived great benefit fiom its use. It carried me through the Change of Life when I was in bad health. I had that all feeling most of the time, and headache onstantly, I was very nervous and the hot flashes were very bad. I had tried other remedies and doctors, but did not improve until I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetabie Compound. It has now been sometime since J took the Compound and I have had turn of my old complaints, I always praise your remedies Mrs. HENRY Heaviniy, R. F. D. No. 5, Cadiz, O From Mrs. EDWARD B. HILBERT. Fleetwood, Pa. wd, I’a * During the Change of Life Iwas hardly able to be around at all. I always had a headache and 1 was so dizzy and nervous that I had no rest at night. The flashes of heat were 80 bad sometimes that I did not know what to do. ; “One day a friend advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege. table Compound and it made me a strong, well woman. [am very thankful that I followed my friend’s advice, and I shall recommend it as long as I live. 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Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. safely sone nen,” — Leet wor \ 27 © vUIA E PINKHAM Possible Comfort Extended to Our City Patrons E feel that when you come to town and shop at our store that you should not be put to the extra expense of car fare and we glad- ly pay your car fare on all $10 purchases and look upon you as our guests the same as you would do were you entertaining in your own home when you come to Lancaster and shop at this big live store. The following are some of the other advantages of shopping at Donovan's. i County. 2. the charges to us. 3. All Merchandis exchangeable within a reason able time. 4, Cash refunded if desired; promptly and cheerfully. 5. Rest room for women, writing materials, newspapers, telephones. ALL FREE OF CHARGE. 6. 28 live departments all ready to serve you with the best merchadise in Lancaster at lowest possible prices. Goods delivered Free anywhere in Lancaster Telephone orders may be phoned reversing m— Br a Where dainty and be had erate charge. time in Lancaster. throughout the county. OPPRPROPEPPEEEEEPAPEOO® © A Cheery and Light ————~ “Tea Room” For Out of Town Folks appetizing during all store hours Try our fried Oysters the next They're famous meals may mod at a very 32-38 East King St., » Wednesday, October 15, 1913, Home Markets Ib, doz 1b Our Butter, per Egg per Lard Potatoes Wheat, per per bu bu bu corn, peg Ont per Lebanon Valley FARMS Between Hum” ‘wn and Lebanor ¢ Sale Following partial list: 180 Acre 150 Acre 104 Acre 192 Acre 160 Acre 100 Acre 160 Acre 140 Acre {7 Acre 50 140 Is a soil. Soil. Soil. Soil, Soil. Soil. Soil. Soil. Soil. Soil, Soil. Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Limestone Gravel Soil, Gravel Soil. Gravel Soil, Gravel Soil. Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm, Farm Farm Acre Acre 135 Acre 103 Acre 78 Acre 120 Farm, Farm Acre Farm wishing accom asonable Persons these calling on v. A SHRIVER H. M. HARTZ Real farms will be modated hv Estate Brokers PALMYRA, PENNA HOLILOWBESH reBLiC Ww. M NOTARY Attorney-At-lLaw 48 West Main Days at Lancaster, Mo 62 North Duke Sirect Mit Pa nday and Fr) Joy dav at No Hireet i PARKER AIR BALS FRENCH FEMALE MADAME DEANS evi L's: A Save, Cruraiy Renee for SurprEsskD MENSTRUATION, NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL, Safe! Sure! Speedy ! Satis- faction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Sent prepaid Will se: 4 them on trial, to be paid for Samples Free. If your druggist does not our orders to the UNITED MEDICAL CO., Box 74, LANCASTER, PA. Sold in M1. Joy by E W. Garber and W. P Chandler & Ca. 00EOOBOOODOOO0OOOOOOOOOOO0OO6OOOOOOO0O0O000O0OOO000 FREE GAR FARE T0 LANCASTER & RETURK OOOOOTVVSICICSOVTOCTOOOCIDIVOTOTTOCC SC COOOOOCOOCOOCODOOTOOTOCOOOICOOOTCO Enjoy The Sensation of Riding FREE DONOVAN’S--The Ideal Store For Out of Town Folks Places Its County Patrons on The Same Plans as City Folks and Gives Them All The Advantages and Every Gloves Hosiery Knit Underwear Neckwear, Veiling Notions Laces, Patterns, Ei Umbrellas Jewelry, Leather Goods Corsets, Etc. Women’s Suits & Coats Waists Skirts Children’s Furs POOEROROOOOOOEEEOCRROPEOCEPEPEEPEEOEEO® hae POEOREROEEEEM® OSOCOOOOO00O0OOOOCO00000SO000O00OLOOOOOOOLOOOOOOOOLOOOOOOOCOOOOSOOOO0CCOOOO0OO00OCOCOOOOOILOOOLOOC The Ideal Store For Out Of Town Folks Fhe Donovan © Successors to Williamson’s & Foster & Cochran’s LancasteraPen CR0RRPRRRPPEOCEROROROPROOPOCPPOOPOOOOPOOMROEO
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