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Clzarance
Sale
All Winter Stock
viust wo! And
At the Greatly
Reduced Prices They'll
Go Quickly
Each day
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new bargains and piices are
lots
cut deeper on such
as are not moving rapidly
i Ga "ner enough to please us.
The stocks
the assortments
are immense;
PU are varied
ihe Koxall Store
Et. Main St
and the reduction and sav-

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MOUNT JOY. PA. ings on account of the unfav-
orable weather conditions are
Mark
much greater than usual,
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S & H Green
Trading Sramps
With All Purchases
I always have on hand anything 'n
, Maiietua
ole oh olele ok
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Su.day
The B.bie te.m
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heiscy spon
Lie Added Ova U
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alUcu
spent last
WeEK ac Lol K visiulg
Miso Ne.en Jeuwdl€s Ou Laltaser is
the gucec Ou Cy wo” aalaale mech a .
Mico au.a’ sock ui Madcida Viit-
‘ed hei sister, Mus wUsalna odck Ov-
| er Sunda, . \
Mi. «nd M.s.- Luther
spen. Sunday
Lizzie Roland. \
M.ss Eng.e of Bamb.idge
was dhe gucsi or miss Heien Mainnici
0.€ei Lund.y.
M.s. John Miuer and dauga.er
Marictta spent Sunday wich Mu,
Mis. C. G. Leongenecker.
Prof. A. S. Longenecker, pi.ncipa.
of the Litiiz schoci., caucd on his
friends in town on bdatu.day.
M.. Ben). Kauuluan and sisier
Mt. Joy, vicited toe fanuiy or
Aaron Hoffman on Fiiday.
The Spelling Bee heid by our High
School on Sawuiday evening was a
gieca. sucess, ‘Lhe p.ocecds amount-
ed to $46.
A number of our High Schoo; boys
attend.d the Speliing Bee at New-
vilie cn Fiiday evening and 1etu.ned
with piizes.
Mis. Hailan Buller of Lancaster
and M.s. theodore Hoover of Lobata
spent 1huisday with their parents,
AUE wi. dul oC BIULL asc.
Ja inde
Aeuy Ci,
sold ud
Ruoads of
with \Mi.s
4 des
Mice ddaaabelh
coUluud ld ue.C
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wil
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EpovCin. “dua ulllai P.0g.am
scl ON wuil.Ua,, Jah, 47
of ia
and
&
Coilege, Lancascer, «lla m.del
wi Olis.
M.
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OL anne. Wail
speakce:s. A tcmpei-
n p-ug am wii, be 1endeicd oN
‘Sunday, Jan, 18 at 10:30 a. m, and a
PUsialii win De .ehBdoiod
1 Sutn day, Jan. 24 at 2 p. m. In
e evening Di, B,ion C. Piatt of
Indiana, will deiiver a iectu.e on
When We Dead Awake.”
A cordial invi.adon is extended to
all to atiend these meetings, which |
wili\. be both en.e.tain.ng and in-
structive.
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of
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A NAVIGABLE SUSQUEHANNA
How Many of Us Wiil Live to See

a! Smoked
Dred Beef Lard,
the line Meats, Ham,
Bologna, Ete.
Also Fresh Beef. Veal, Pork and
Mutton. Prices always right.

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Weare Aways Prepared io
Mount Joy, I»
FOR A
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~TYLISH HAIRCUT
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erate Charges
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or anything in the Barber Line.
"TAKE A
KODAK
WITH YOU
at Very
Pent fail ro wee us before pine-
ing’ your order this vear,
J WN. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy, Penna
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DAYS OF APPEAL FOR 1914
HE TAXABLE INHABITANTS
NA IANS
LANCASTER TOUNYY
Ant to the provisions of the
this Commonwealth, the un-
Commissioners of Lancas-
ty hereby give notice to ev-
ble inhabitant within the re-
boroughs, townships and!
id county, that appeals from |
estate, personal property
4
5
a assessment of 1914 will] pictures tell the story of the
! TR Pd len | motor trip. The Kodak way is the
ys following, to. wit | sure way, the simple way, the coma
bn Boro, Tuesday, Jan. 20. | venient way.
Tuesday, Jan. 20. | Kodak goods have a reputation for
Mr. and M.s. Hen.y E:h.eman. Ocean Liners at Marietta
Mr. John Heishey of near Rowenna
had his aim b.oken on Monda,. He
| fell while taking down tob.icco. The
aim was bad.y nacw.ed and he was
taken to Co.umbia Houpitai, where
he 1eceived medical atcent.on.
The Week of Piayer was observed
during the pas: weck in St. Jhon’s
Lu heian chuich. The services were
well attended and were in charge of
the pasito., Rev. J. D. Kiout. The
themes itor the week were as foi-
lows:
Sunday evening—“As a man think-
eth in his heart, so is he.”
Monday evening—'‘The Twelve and
the Seventy.”
Tuesday evening—“Take ye
the stone.”
Wednesday evening—‘He findeth
his own brother.”
A navigable Susquehanna as far |
ncith as Williamspo.t was the hope |
extendcd to the business men of
I ancaster and vicinity by Wired |
H. Schoff, secretary of the Atlantic |
Deeper Waterways Association, in |
an intensely interes.ing address
the Chamber of Commerce banquet |
in the Stevens House, Lancaster, on
Thursday evening. In other words |
he urged the people of this com-
mun’'ty to demand a share in the
development of the great Inland
waterways system, the realization of
which proje-t will mean wonderful
domestic commercial advantages to
the nation. The speaker also de-
clared thae the Susquehanna cou:il
he made navigable bv system of
jocks and dams of insuied perma
Thursday evening—“Come and hear nency much more easily than the
and I wiil tell you what He has done streams of the Middle West upon
for my soul.” | which millions of dollars are being
Friday evening—“In remembarnce gpent by the Federal government
of Me.” ! and further contended that the ex-
Holy Communion services
penditure of money for this purpose
held on Sunday morning, at which the Susquehanna, a river of
time six persons were received into
church membership. |
A ——
MASTERSONVILLE
Mrs. Barbara Becker and Son Land |
Safely at Denver
away
a
were

| Elected at Monday Afternoon’s Meet:
The Mastersonville school opened | ing for the Srisiig Year
for sessions on Wednesday morning, |
after a few week’s compelled clos-' Monday
ure. ! meeting of the Lancaster County
The weather is favorable for those Agricultural Fair Association was
who have tobacco to strip; the farm- | held at the rooms. The usual reports
ers seem to be well aware of this | were made out and everything was
fact, as they are busily enggaed at ' found to be in excellent condition,
| These directors were elected: P.
afternoon the annual
reohf
he |ist
er.
Towls
yliry fa
go th’
ar
He
~aster ccunty
. Bea
and grain
, was he'd u
1 fulrther hearing
bv Magigtra
p x a'leg d
n
end e zz Amen of
patrons of his firm.
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only found in a sale o
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loud to the prospective buyer.
will be something missing wh
tbe RIGHT PLACE to look fo
To
Price
$7.50 ang
$10.04
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Men
$2.00 Pair
Outle
24 West King
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goes, Jom, 20. ta. 31 | quality and so bave we. That's why
ht Joy, Thursday, Jan. 22. | We carry only the genuine Eastinaa
| product. No chance for substituting. |
hoy, Thursday, Jan. 22,
est Donegal, Friday, Jan, 23, KODAKS $5.00 AND UPWARD
BROWNIES $1.00 TO $12.00
fount Joy Twp., Tuesday, Jan. 27.
Bast Donegal, Wednesday, Jan. 28.
HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAK
SUPPLIES
East Hempfield, Wednesday, Jan, 28. !
West Hempfield Wednesday, Jan. 28.'
Mountville, Wednesday, Jan. 28. | jak
Agent for Standard Steam
Rapho, Wednesday, Jan. 28.
Lyceum Course
Columbia, Friday, Jan. 20.
No appeal will be considered ex-
SEASON
1913 and 1914
cept upon the days designated for
Mount Joy Hall
}
Launary
the respective districts, unless sat-|
{sfactory reason is given for failure
to come at the proper time, and not
then unless the person appealing is
accompanied by the Assessor of the
district in which the property under
eonsideration is assessed.
The ' Commissioners will sit te
hear appeals from 9 to 12 o'clock in
the morning and from 1 to 3 o'clock
in the afternoon of the days desig-
mated. Assessors are required to be
in attendance during that time.
By order of the
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Attest: David Swope, Celrk.
ATTRACTIONS:
Friday, January 16th, 1914
UNIVERSITY GIRLS

Thursday, February 19th, 1914
FISHER SHIPP CONCERT CO.
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RPILLS.#
"a Barz, Cazraiv Rxuzr for Surrusassp MENSTRUATION,
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL, Safe! Sure! Speedy! 8
tion Guaisnteed or Money Refunded. Sent prej kia
— ,0® per box. Will send them on trial, te be paid for
whens relieved. Samples Pree. 3 you: druggist does cet
have thers send your erders te tl
UNITED MEDICAL CO., sox ne LANCASTER, Pa.
Thursday, Mar. 12th, 1914
THOMAS JUBILEE SINGERS
COURSE TICKETS, $1.00
d il E
Sug in nn tN Se GENERAL ADMISSION, 35¢
and W. P Chandler & Cs

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NOTARY PUBLIC
Attorney-At-Faw
48 West Main Street Mt Pe | —
Days at Lancaster, Monday and £0’
day at No. 62 North Duke Street
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
The most economical, cleansing and
germicidal of all antiseptics is
theod dae NS BU ST i
' Tickets Reserved Three Days Before
Each Attraction at Garber’s Drug
Store. Five Cents Extra
don
Have a Plate of the

Best lce Cream In Town
A soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.
As a medicinal antiseptic for douches
in treating catarrh, inflammation or ZX 1. Zz ELLE R
ulceration of nose, throat, and that
caused by feminine ills it has no equal. All Flavors at All Times.
For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham Special Prices to Parties, Festivals) wifrth about $100,000.
Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtine
in their private correspondence with
women, which proves its superiority. '
Women who have been cured say
it is Eh igs og weight in gold.” At
‘ruggists, large box, or by mail,
i we Paxton Toilet Co, ‘Boston, Mass. ®¥Best paper » towa—Bu
Suppers, Etc}
Mrs. CG. H: Zelle
Marietta Street MOU
ar
"1
Meet Me on the bridge ana We'll
'S |
that work.
A. M. Shelly, our town plumber, T. Watt, Allan A. Herr, H. S. Wil
liamson, M. L. Chadman, J. A. Miller,
| js putting in a system at J. Z. : :
| Hackman'’s residence. After the com- J- Aldus Herr, Kirk Johnson, J. F.
Seldomridge, John H. Myers, Isaac N.
| pletion of this job, Mr. and Mrs. ®° x
| Hackman will start on their real Diller, Chas. , S. Dt LB
| ife’s journey, viz. housekeeping. Ron Ye ® Rox, ¥ His Ea
s. Becker and son Or- -°r8er, I, S. s, Me an,
| Mes PAVE Decker 3M W. R. Esbenshade, J. H. Shenck, J.
| ville, who are now in Denver, Col,
| : : : H. Brinton, H. L. Keith, A. S. Hark-
ar- >
wrote to friends here that they ar Hobe 1. G Afucld, M. B. Herr, 4 ©.
| rived safely on Sunday, Dec. 28.
| They will board there until further Rush. Dr. A. H. Metzger. All of the
board members were re-elected ex-
|: a¥rangements Rie made. "cept W. Garber, who was succeed-
aT ed by Dr. A. H. Metzger of Millers:
ville,
We notice the rural districts in the
county are well represented with the
exception of Mount Joy. Dr. Garber
would not serve if re-elected but we
can see no good reason why sueh an
important section as this should not
be represented in the directorate.
iA Wi
E.
Mail Carriers Travel Far
Reports from Washington state
"that the 42,000 rural mail carriers
lin the United States cover 1,003,284
| miles of highway. This does not
include any portion covered twice.
Nearly 30,000 of the carriers use
one-horse vehicles, 7,000 two-horse
vehicles, 400 automobiles, 350 motor-
cycles, 110 horseback and five bi-
cycles. Approximately five million
families were served.
Ministerial Association Met
The local Ministerial] Associaton of
this place met at the parsonage of
the United Brethren church Mondey
forenoon. Rev. F. G. Bossert not be-
ing able to be present, Rev. N. A.
Barr was elected to preside. Rev.
Rishel led in prayer. Rev. I. H. Kern, |
Secretary, read the minutes of the!
previous meeting. After the regular |
order of business, the question of!
observing Sunday, Feb. 1st, as “Ev- |
erybody in Church Sunday” was care- |
fully considered. |
There is a general movement thru- |
out the country to observe that day,
and it was after some discussion that |
it was deemed wise for the churches |
@Quite/ a Horse Market of Mount Joy to unite in this splen-
Ephreta ig becoming one of the did project,
leading horse markets iu Pegnsyl. Before further action was taken the |
vania. Dufing the past year more meeting adjourned to go to the |
than 4000, head were bandied there, manse of the Presbyterian church, so!
| the aggregate value of which was that Rev. Bossgert could be consulted. |
more yin $200,000. Tag town may | The movement was heartily endorsed
have it on us when it goes to sel- by all the pastors present.
| ling horses but there are Tore id Rev. Barr made a brief statement |
| tle sold here ‘annually than in any | regarding the National Prohibition |
| town fin the county. Movement.
/ Rev. H. S. Gabe] read an article on
/ The Only Way
| “What 2 Worldliness,” which he
An editor who started about 20, wrote several years ago and puplish-
| years ago with only 25 cents is DOW | ed in the United Brethren Reliew.
His accumu- | Rev. C. B. Johnston offered the @los-
on of wealth is owing to his fru- jng prayer and benediction. The
lity, good habits, strict attention pext meeting will be held February 2
business and the fact that an
{ in the study of Rev. I. H. Kern.
ri and left him the sum of de
Subscribe :or the Mi Joy Bul
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Will Settle Estates
These letters have been granted:
Frank Zeager of Rapho township,
administrator of Sarah Zeager, late
of Rapho township.
Frederick Resh and John R. Resh,
of Mountville borough executors of
Elizabeth Resh, late of West Hemp-
field township.
Abram B. Lutz of East Donegal
township, administrator of Henry
Lutz, late of Epst Donegal township.
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