THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY. Vednesday PA. A OOOODDOOOIDIDDIDIIDDNNNIF RIN INNRR ANS WATT ad SHAND Corner S:u-.re and E. King Sts. 300TH r Pure EASTER Candies Are the only kind we sell, and he only kind you have aright to give your children for Easter. C me to this first-class Candy OOO OOOOOOOOLE. Store and choose from a splendid va iety of either solid or cream nocolate, Various size Rabbits and Eggs at from 1c. to 25¢. each. Baster Baskets, all colors and new hapes, 5c. to $1.00. 9 SOW Shredded Wax 5¢ lot of novelties in $2.25. Paper for nests and a chickens, ducks and doves, from 5c Fashions Latest Ideas in All Wool Dress Fabrics The same materials that are use in scores of this season's * most popular Suits, Dresses and Coa s Soft, drapeable materials, that may be gathered or shirred as easily as silk The kind you need you right now for your new Easter costume, but whose purchase can not afford to delay a minute longer if you want iton time Come to-morrow and choose from the handsomest assemblage A ol new and moderately-priced fabrics hown in this city few of the many: New All-Woll Crepes, 46 inches wide; $1.00 a yard New All-Wool Brocades, 42 to 46 inches wide; $1.00 a yard T New Blue Serges, light and dark shades; 42 inches wide, 65c. a yard; 64 inches wide, 75c. yard; 50 inches wide, $1.00 yard; 54 inches wide, $1.50 to $2 yard New French Serges, 42 inches wide; 75c. a yard OOOO OOO0O0ODOOOOLGONOOOOGOYOOOOON New All-Wool Taffetas, 43 inches wide; 75¢c. a yard > New All-Wool Batistes; 36 inches wide; 50c. a yard 0 New Wool Cashmeres, a yard wide; 29¢c. a yard. New Striped Mohairs, a yard wide; 35c. and 45c. a yard New Mixed Coatings: require no lining, either Covert or Whip cord Cloth; 54 inches wide; $1.50 a yard “= New Plaid Coatings, four different size plaids; require no lining; 54 inches wide; $1.50 and $2.00 a yard New Colored Broadcloths, light weight, for Spring wear; all shades, 54 inches wide; $1.50 a yard CREAM SUITINGS, in All-Wool Batiste, Serges, Whipcords, Voiles, Broadcloths, Diagonals and Cashmeres, all marked to sell B000000000000000000000000000O00000000000DO000000000 at very moderate price a OO0OOO000000000O00000O0OOOOO0U ———-| agama anma@mAnAOOOOO0O0000000RO0LONLLLLIILVVINNNNIINII SYSTEMATIC SAVING unless the: mn a aT Few people save much have a definite plan. Spas- modie ving seldom results in large accumulations sa Some people save all their coin of a certain iate; others save by cutting off certain luxuries; others by a system of fines for breaking certain rules; but there is better plan aside a definite sum as iebt to you ie posit week in the New Holiday Savings Fund RI IOUT RRO UOO00000000000000000 start and build Holida vear may may join III IL E First National Bank Te tar GP LILI LILI Mount Joy, Penna DOO0OOOOOOOO00 AODOOOOL OOOO ERE = g EER ERR SE Rese. BE aeee BUY THE BEST IN Horse BlanKets Burl a = - a 2 = Chass differ t patterns en 9 8 Prices from $10.00 84x90, 96x100 Strock $1.50 In sizes 30x84, The famous Chase $6.00 to $15.00 A complete line of stable blankets Fawn Stable blankets from $3.00 up. If in need of a from 2 and crushed silk $1.00 to $5.00 blanket we have something Frank B. Groff The North Market Street Saddler A 1 OO 101 OL Seed Potatoes HERE! Rll Varieties At Very Lowest Prices Write For Price List OT BUY YOUR | Senators | BXE PHILADELPHIA, PA. Q O 0 J & 0 o * 0 & O 0 0 O x O 0 oO SJ & Q o 0 O 0 + & o J 0 O O x oO O & & * G COOOO00N0O0SO000000C0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 SALUNGA PLEASANT HILL Chicken Sold at Nineteen Cents a Pound at John Martin's Sale Spelling Bee for General Hospital's | | | Benefit, a Success | Gish has been extensively buying Things in our country stores are Martin assuming quite aster look. engaged in up tobacco in this Mabel Sunday an immediate vicinity. Fridy Miss Harrisburg, Eby. and Mt. of Miss Howard Nissley his tobacco Garber, disposed of Hoffman buyer. and Anna rallers on their Maggie Floyd. blackbirds here, with Martha Irvin Mrs. were spent Mr children and Peifer last week, to aj Marietta tobacco Miss Sunday Sunday visitors io Neideigh chums, Joy Barbara Mrs improving were Mabe] Walter after Eshleman is rapidly and Robins and than flies around that springtime has come. Jacob Daveler has lot of tobacco | hanging the pole yet, awaiting a damp spell to get it down. Weaver and Keller's cattle down at Mount Joy. enjoyed the hospitality of our will send of friends Mr. and Mrs. Phares Gish on orators to our ‘Friday last and the of see- | sentiment against|ing the young heir. The Dead crows are lying around loose | evening, in the fields nearby caused by the exposure and lack of food. Snow ‘drifts did the work. After April first the doleful notes emanated from the Pleasant school bell will cease until the homeward fly. school taught up business resume an operation at St. are thicker indications at Lancaster Erb with Joseph's Mr seriously Hospital Henry who has been sick pneumonia has at this writing. of this place church Saturday Sunday the communion held deigh Nissley. of League talented a dope. the o'clock. shightly a The baptism improved Mennonites had on in their on E. R. Nei sale, Samuel K. attended and of Bishop Peter the 19th Saloon morning morning service holy was last week the, We by On Anti their month one this most pleasure to stir the juglers in will be held mencing town, up exercises in com- at 7 Among the ward season the coal supply. peated way a Commerce : 30 miseries the More coal is the re- that we would add in the Hill the Inter Swallows that they The Bossler what proportion Fitzkee mixed week, It Let our well paid the frost matter Frank Fisher, frauds. furniture dealer passed Wednesday, with load Marietta. that off toa | last few | another rain. of this back- is rapid depletion of and suggestion commission stop in and say of slate and marketable commissioners and put The Maple G day evening, |General Hospital cess. The ladies ery of to Miss last ! when by just closed its coal constitute will again is on the pumpkin. Elizabethtown’s coal. en- the of | in the the coal held house move a check on ergetic Bee school last a consigned Spelling in the Fort Satur- the benefit of was a decided suc wish to thank ali considerable extent iwho in any way contributed toward days, before we had the Bee The crowd limited by Frank Aldinger, progressive the the Many more auctioneer, disposed Eshle- would they could man's Beagle pups at John Martin's have in but they had Salunga and the Landisville Orches-|!0- tra rendered some very fine music. Matrin who operated We were especially pleased with the John E. Garber farm near here, some of the the his departure for Palmyra last The readings Herr Where making his future Steincomp were much en- home. and the ladies Phares passing credit for in which they were Harry Erb classes were very well Amos Erb, Mr. Henry Stehman of Haines were the frio that cor kept one in his battery. grand humor with wav he askea John Martins sale that was pulled the general information questions. off near the Fort last Tuesday, drew Misses Baker and Eby conducted An ideal day was classes. Dr. B. BE. Kendig selected he aforesaid party. Nolt were the judges Chickens the limit at 19 cents a wma A Me isin ie pound. trotting horse was ordered back to his stall when $175 MASTERSONVILLS bid and did not any higher. et eee tl nee MARIETTA to hed were rove on goods roads lead | drying these for Those mortar toward Maytown was the Ena size of house. of Frank been there if The Ladies’ have got chorus of sale at low figures, g0 John took week way violinists drew bow by Misses he intends and very red gaged in hanl- joyed manure, down on farm. last Wednesday. E. R. Neideigh and Milton stituted Gish his bv was en deserve the | ing out all more able manner given. The conducted. Rohrerstown, than every the the a large attendance by ran The spelling and Mr. was get 80000000000000000000000000000N0ANNN000OIANN000000 | Bros, of Lawn, Ship Their Third Carload of Cattle to Seattle Methodist Church Shows Its Ap- Lo ioat s 101 preciation for Pastor's Return About {this wild over their geese town on Thursday | flight to cooler regions. The congregation Mr Irvin Heisey is slowly recover- Methodist Episcopal ing from a very severe attack of in-|jetia, the appreciation for | lammation the bowels. their pastor, Rev. H. H. The Mt. Hope and Chiques secured them last schools organized their the parsonage to on Sunday afternoon at of nearly sixty, and aslde spective homes. : very are many with chirping splashing flew on of the First church at Mar- show of to of the return Sun-| poticher ASSes | year, who day cla their gathered at ré-'the number from spending a There signs of - them almost for spring evening, brought of robins and everything of wagons filled patches green’ family were there, digging garden seasonable the |namely, the necessary well The pastor surprised, and refreshments both order, a bluebirds, through the larder the mud and piping of 01 at were a oraac grass here hour but the frog has speech-making, old, in everyone present say. | Poticher ery Suc not served, and ve he 1eard a : vet been heard. young and was Any who have sold nearly had some- the persons not tobacco and wish to have Rev last year Mar- thing to packer of Seed Leaf had a essful year in Association all around ietta the ( was ten- Marietta, Mr where llaneou shower tobac board m 2g he of > [Laura Stroub of at the home of Brandt, Stroub Geib, or consist is a a graduate of and 1 School Marietta public recipient gifts isome Now make Ready it rigrt. the roubles in unti over work prescribe with auto, bi The time road me for your motorcycle the lure stronger. now, of und igh when the be much 2 f SO do the No. 1 motto. here antee to A my right thing, | service, for 1 : guar the assoc on and give you 5 0000000 DO CO0000COOCOOOOOOOOOBOOOOCOCO00000000 mind the time! that starve rvice”’ here now, 343 Bring before it’s a wreck stitch your car o- and nr fight finally of 2] in time the time Oo Brightens And the dime Shop hours, A. M. Barr, W. Main St. Joy, Pa rts lA RI against heavy ids but will : . saves conquer other section P, ew M. H. Haven | tf. to 9 on N 7 heen can farmers be of any associations have A and are successful, why he T.ancaster county > Th successful 'he advisory board Becker—Myers of Manheim and | Rapho township, ! Saturday evening at attendants this section can and will answer M Ella Myoars, married Jacob Becker questions farmers their may en- of minds on si——— lini Gets members There were dding Ephrata no Warm Greeting a ‘ The and friends of jhe church reception { at Kinder of Ni 'nited Evangelical Hershey former teacher at Maytown hag accepted | for the sum- | Will Work at hook gave in honor Gladfelter a public schoolj closed wdek, 1 Irwin the which yr - i has persuaded fhe from smoking in but the senatqgrs their new pastor, Rev. Norman in Lower last position at_ Hershey val mer vacation Tillman to refrain seutive session continue to sizzle Senator Advertise jletin 1 C. | H. | famous | daughter | W. | who | loose | combined business with pleasure. Rheems | tobacco { smith, | will swamp the west { | Fort down in Donegal one day the | the | enjoyable | and his | of | as | to | | ter. RHEEMS Our Town Had a Slight Fire Scare Last Saturday Felker the™ B. Greider cottage one day last week. Mrs. John M. Weaver and Mrs. P Sload spent last Monday at Phila- Andrew flitted into H Lal I 0 When Built for Electric Drive 1-10 delphia enclosed the H. of their (Geise & McBride Bard residence with some fence last Saturday. Dougherty made his Lancaster Apr. and Mrs. Phares Lancaster Junction of Mr. and Mrs. We furnish the Grinnell completely enclosed P, The H. Emer- annual 1 where he Stebhman of | were Sun- H. H, E.R. trip to Mr. near day Jard Mr. son Motor. motor, pulley and belt all thoroughly guarded, thus preventing danger of accidents guests ECONOMICAL VERY STRONG QUIET RUNNING LOWEST IN PRICE LOOK ME OVER E. Risser last and Mrs. Myra with E. spent Mr. ana | Saturday Mrs. Jos. and and Sunday Kraybill. H. Hersh built for E. Hostetter expects to turn in large quantities. a noodle Mt. Joy, noodles E. has roller of the quite a force of employed casing tobacco in his warehouse, known as the] canning factory. Apr. 1 was a record breaker for in-| clement weather for moving day. | Many moved just the same, The following day furnished sufficient air to remove all dampness. Martin and Abe Snyder joined hands the wholesale business in A. S. warehouse and contemplate with a large force in few Hiram Shunk, the swung shingle Apr without Geo. Cohic has men have leaf Bard starting days black- Eliza- This a horse | Time to ward | Gish in the a village at 1. his bethtown commencing this place and wagon up something or the ward Edward Neideigh and family and their guest George Zinn, deserted the last east leaves shoer maker. boom 1st The Rotary Wringer and hold forth in the W rings ward of Rheems in the B. H. Greider | house vacated by Wm. Howard, who | flitted into the Geo. Nauman house | purchased from Allen Hahn. W. L. Heisey returned from New | York City last Saturday, expecting to remain here few days—just long! enough to get the required number of signers to nominate himh as a can- didate for the filing his will week now or out slight water Rotates to any position and locks there. into of any of four tubs. Can be stopped or reversed by a movement of a handy lever. Reversing water board throws either way. YEARS IN ADVANCE OF ANYTHING NOW ON THE MARKET ELECTRIC MACHINES EQUIPPED WITH CASTERS. L V COTE a SOO0000000DODO0O00 HN. \e THE FORMAL OPENING of the Greater Wolf Store on Saturday was a revelation to the Men, Young Men and Mothers of Future Men of this city. We large and handsome Stores, filling various needs in Lancaster, but as for an exclusive Men's and Boys’ “There's nothing like it anywh the unanimous expression of thetho Saturday Legislature. at New stenographers type employed making future plans. Tillman Schwanger, Maple} Daie blacksmith who met with an al- fatal mishap while working on vicious had three ribs frac- tured and the left of his face bruised. His hearing ,is also effect: Mr. Schwanger experiencing considerable trouble to get assist-! ance. One day his helper failed to] turn up early as usual and when | 4 he arrived there were nine head of waiting to be shod. Saturday about 10:50 there alarm fire sounded near tobacco warehouse. noticed on the roof of storage shed which is a about 35x70 ft The rapidly, starting near the a northwest wind ke experienced fireman, tearing +d M. Weaver King taunch d themselves Among the it like tl next A Har i York City | and | office, | ter papers return he writers he to where has in his the most a horse, side ed. 1s w as Groff & horses Last have of some Cohie was an Geo Smoke Landis i the House—well, seemed who was Bros to be arge structure were among us on fire peak to it spread with li strong ganized and Jno and Ste- The Children’s Department MOTHER phen two railroaders, roof stuck taring shing three perche the they fireman and de require two upon flames experienced raging WYN shingles will shingles away the wa Tt or he thou d to make o i Departmen onfiden pairs J of Boy's ppare A ff Go after: Licen livers ca eacher chool offects OF 11 1 CR lil H WATCH FOR THE GREATER GROFF & WOLF STORE Groff & Wolf Co. 26-28 North Queen Street LANCASTER. PENNS LANCASTER'S LASTEST Advertise in the Mt Jovy C0O000000000000000O00000000 Bulletin GROWING STORE Everything Good to Drink NO MATTER WHAT = TR IENTANGIERE ENENR. ESSE TY MRC a Do not THE U. S. STANDARD BUCK BEER of the You Want Brinkman Wall Papers READING BREWING CO SC 1 Mu LOOO000000000000000VOV0 will ready fo delivery T™ i THA lection houses especially - Fi pers, that make Brickman custome ness, and that’s tl v 11 al ( \ nw Laucaster We on Small 1t city quote or ured and the REAL Wall V Se- 10c Dri Paper prices plain Pa- ermanent HE busi reg yulator BRINKMANN 28-30 EAST ORQNGE STREET Twenty Years the Business Tuesday, April Tth, 1914 Gold M in orders a 0 Send once Price 1.0 Jott 16 FLANAGAN’S The House of Quality COLUMBIA, - P4 OS OOOOO0AGD OO000 hh. Ba your Oi > 33¢ Goo OOO000 a Case 1 Wii D¢ led at 1 VE Fr - TF 1 OO he gre: ROOOO LODO O000OOOOGOOOOOOOOCCOD POOCOOO0O00O 6 * £) DOO0O0D0O0O00O0O00OO00O00 0) cm * DOOOOOOOOO0O0OOOOOOOOOOO0
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