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LANDISVILLE COMMENCEMENT | which point out the truth of
| res ] Wwe are surrounded
xth nnual Event of East Hemp- very hou minu and second with
® field Township High School 1p 3 me of t 1 ¢ )
: k N Oo Substitutes y events Among the noticeable |
A ? i evenii e sixth 1 mi the notice [ )
23 nn 1 commencemen of the Ea e the example urnished by a few
< Pli¢ 1 towns » High school W eats men that nave ey
1 a . 3 held in the Church of God at Landis-|lived; as Washington and Napol
ETURN to the grocer all sub i ville The building was filleq to its “Washington h been called the
stitutes sent you for Royal Bak: fy |capacity, many getting only as far Father of His Country. But when
: : o it as the door. Every number of the|washington, after being appointed
Ing Powder. There 13 no sub {programme was applauded. commander-in-chief of the army,
stitute for ROYAL. Royal 1S a pure, The singing, which was in charge traveled to Boston to take command
: {of Mary Kendig of Salunga, was he found instead of well drilled
cream of tartar baking powder, and | fine. The church was ‘decorated with | tyoops, only a mob of men, poorly |
healthful. Powders offered as sub- : {the class colors, wiue and orange and armed and clothed, but with this!
. [the class moto, “Vincit Qui Laborat,”|army he worsted the most powerful
stitutes are made from alum, land a profusion of violets, the class nation in the world and gave to us
! flowers. that glorious freedom so highly
Faculty and Graduates prized by all Americans. Could all

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Tribute of Respect one so useful we yet humbly subatt)
Whereas, it has pleased our Heaven-|to the decree of Him “Who doeth
ly Father in the all wise dispensa-|all things well.”
tion of his providence to remove by Resolved, that his aimable disposi-|
@ death our most devoted and beloved! tion, his kindness at heart, his untir-
pastor, Rev. H. S. Gabel, therefore. |ing zeal for the church, and his
Resolved, that St. Mark's United | steadfastness in the discharge of all
Jrethren church of Mount Joy has his duties, commend itself to all
lost an active, faithful and loving | persons and that we will strive to
leader, whose death we deeply de-{emulate his example.
plore. Resolved, that we Thereby tender
Resolved, that while our hearts are our sincere sympathy to his family |
filled with sorrow at the departure of jana near friends in this their sore | Lanaisville.
| bereavement and may Almighty God} The
sanctify this heavy affiiction to their]
and our eternal good.
Resolved, that a copy of the resolu-
[tions be send to the family and for
| publication to the Religious Tele- Paul
Miss Greenawalt.

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Lively Chicks [scope and the town papers, Baker, William Mumma and John,
Healthy, disease proof, prove S. N. Eby, X Kendig.
S. renecker,
Pralis Poultry Regulator z : I The Programe
as oh i Bo oy Soe) Biplan % ] 5 The following programme was ren-
S e 3 . Grn
helps digestion--keeps the liver on the job and x dered:
purifies the blood. Makes more eggs and Good, Horace : |
stronger chicks. : Procession; prayer, by Rev. H. S
Refuse substitutes; insist on Pratts. Col. Horace L. Haldeman, of Mari-! CESS > + € 3 3 . . .
& Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back | | : 1 i resident of the Hershey, of Landisville; chorus, |
jet Pratts 16 3 ras electe res 5
Get Pratts 160 Base Portlry Book etta, wa C p ) Merry June, by Vincent: salutatory
~ For Sale By Pulaski Iron Company of Philadel > : )
W. D. CHANDLER & CO. | oration, True Health, by Lucy Mil-
JOHN H. BUOHL phia. ler; oration, An Overmastering Pur-

= pose, by Paul Snavely; essay, Or-
iginality, by Winona Hess; girls’
chorus, Swing Song; oration, Ex
Portu in Altum, by Miriam Hershey;

Your Kid necys of ts Secrets, by Stephen Miller;
The kidneys are for removing waste matters
from the system. These waste matters are pois-
onous. When they are not promptly and com-
pletely expelled from the body they clog other or-
gans, interfering with their work. Therefore, kid- rik
ney trouble leads to other troubles—eye diseases,
nervous affections, chronic headaches, rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia. Neglecting your kidneys when
there is anything the matter with them is a seri-
ous thing,
Rexall Kidney Pills
are, we believe, a most effective remedy for kidney ailments and
weakness of all kinds. We make this statement after long experi-
ence with other forms of kidney treatments. We are confident that
we are wise in selecting as a remedy that we can recommend, this §
one among the many that we have for sale.

‘by C. H. Gordinier, Ph. D. of Mil-
| lersville State Normal school;
chorus, Blossom Time, and bene-
!diction, by Rev. Hershey.
The Valedictory

with the subject, Vincit Qui Laboret,
or He who labors wins, spoke in|
part as follows:
“This celebrated Maxim hag stood
the test of all time, It was just as|
applicable to the ancient Greeks and
day and age of marvelous achieve-
If I hey Fail ment. But only is it a maxim that
to the present, but nothing is more
2 our Money Back certain than the fact that the wel-
fare and accomplishments of the

We are so positive that Rexall Kidney Pills are unexcelled by future will depend just as much on
any other similar form of Kidney remedy, and that they will do & this underlying principle, that, Labor
al e claim, that we sell them with our own personal guarantee spells success.”
hey shall not cost the user a cent if they fail to give entire “It is true it has not always been
satisfaction. Price 50c Sold only by repeated in these exact wor but
then we should remember it is the
Ei. WW. Ha rb f° Me . oD 7 principle implied that makes it so
aes Fay ex, ay ¥ true. Closely related to it and one
of th modifications of it is this,
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Things, we are interesting and out-of-the ordinary

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Hundreds of Special Lots: First Quality Seasonable
Merchandise: At 'The Lowest Prices We've
Offered In May
Every section is “Abloom with May Bargaips,” many lots from our own elegant stocks, bu
most of them special underpriced purchases, from leading manufacturers ang wholesalers. ts a
occassion that should appeal to everyone in need of present season apparel, fabrics, bedwear, linens,
ete, It's the frequent visitor who is going to profit most by this great
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day will bring new offerings.
event. Every

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We Give The Famous
S. & H. Green
Trading Stamps
People who are thrifty never
Phone Your Orders”
Call Lancaster 1100

We have a perfect mail order
system to take care of your
mail orders, Experienceq shop-
] fu - rs will fill your order
leave their change nor thei pers wi s as
Hn Gren. Stotups 7-49 North Queen ly carefully as you would your-
the copter. Lancaster, Penna. self. ~

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The faculty of the High school for
the past year was: Principal, Prof. |
|M. W. Metzer; assistant principal, |r, rose from plebian birth to the
| Miss Ethel Steinkompf; grammar
|grade teacher, Prof. A. M. Martin:
secondary, Miss McGinnis; primary,
| The board of directors of East
Hempfield township are: President,
E. C. Bowers, of East Petersburg:
Rohrerstown; treasurer, H. C. Rein-
(hold, of East Petersburg; Dr. J. S. {
{Kendig of Salunga and H. H. Long! “We also have had our experiences
|the graduating class: Lucy Miller,
Miriam Hershey, Winona Hess, Eli- are reminded of another saying in-
|zabeth Stehman, Anna Trayer, Paul
| Peifer, Clyde Swarr, Stephen Miller,
Snavely, Jacob Stauffer, Urban
recitation, Brier Rose, by Elizabeth
Stehman; oration, Success and Some
piano duet, Polonaise Militaire, by
Misses Miller and Mumma; recita-
tion, Mary Alice Smith, by Anna
Trayer; valedictory oration, Vincit |
Qui Laborat, by Clyde Swarr; pre-|
sentation of diplomas, by E. C.|
Bowers, president of school board; |
chorus, Roses Everywhere: address, |
The valedictorian, Clyde Swarr, |
Romans as it is in this our present |
applied to the past and now applies |
THE BULLETIN,

|this have been done without labor?
“Napoleon, the Corsican adventur-
highest pinnacle of success in mili-
{Europe so completely in his power
that practically all the kings of
{Europe owed their position to his
skill and labor. As a military genius
{Napoleon left a deeper impression on!
|
Secretary, W. Scott Bushong, of the nations of the world than any
{other man that ever lived. Could all
this have been done without labor?
in our school life that prove the say-
following are the members of ing could we have learned all that
we did without labor? Hence we
volved in this principle, namely, that
he who labors the hardest will re-
ceive the most, or in other words,
what we sow we will reap.
“Probably the greatest helpers in
easing our labor in receiving an ed-
ucation were our teachers and the
| directors.
“Our teachers have truly been a
{great help to us. We were wrong
some times in behavior as wel] as
studies, but then to err is only hu-
were right and we wrong and are
grateful for their some times harsh
words. Therefore in behalf of the
class of nineteen hundred and four-
teen let me extend the sincerest
(thanks for their parental-like care
over us during the years we were
under their instruction.
“The directors have also done
their share in making our labor easy.
They have visited us and thereby
encouraged us and given us much
practical advice of use then and in
{the future, Again in behalf of the
class let one extend the heartiest
thanks for their interest in us, as
well as in the entire school.
| “To the class graduating next year.
| You have so far labored well. Com-
bine honor for your teachers with
labor and vou will surely succeed.
“To my classmates who have been
i laboring with me during the past
| year. We have so far labored nobly
|and, even though some did not make
| as good use of their time as others,
| we all have passed this first test in
our lives. When we go forth to take
our place in the world let us not
| forget our class motto, He Who
Labors Wins.
Immediately after the commence-
ment exercises G. Earle Warfel,
| president, called a meeting of the
| High

*hool alumni to agree upon a

place for the annual alumni
banquet.
————— toe
THE LIST IS CLOSED

These Men Will Be Candidates at the or
Coming Pi imary Election
With papers filed, the following
ntestants for party nomina-

fus, Bull Moose, Gaj J. Harry

I 1 Bull Moose, Mill ille
David F. Lockard, Bull Wioost 2, Co;
umbia; Alvin P) renner, Bull yalyabl
Moose, Brownstown; Thomas F. Cas
sidy, D., Kirkwood; M. J. Bucher, D.
Columbia; H. Wilson Zwalley, D.,
Ephrata; Walter C. Beam, D., Stras- ;
burg; E. S. Musser, Soc., Marietta:
Charles Johnson, Rep., Marietta;
John G. Zook, Soc. Lititz; H. H.
Hoover, Soc., Ephrata: Samuel H.
Richwine, D., New Holland: Edward
C. Myers, D., Salunga; John PF.
Schreck, D., Ephrata; Nelson Bryson,
D., New Providence.
—el- Gee»

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bscribe for the Mt. Joy
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
COUNTY COMMENCEMENTS
FOR STOMACH TROUBLE
in W. Skillen of Sidney, Ohig,
Has Found a R d

and Bainbridge

1 3 are $0 common in
this country is ue to © lasty and care-

_ {usually go together.
| V. Skillen of Sidney, Ohio,
“I had a bad stomach trouble
| tor years, and became so weak that
I could hardly walk or dec any work,
My appetite was poor, and it seemed
[impossible to get any relief.
enjoy- | taking ‘Vino!’ I find a remarkable im-
-| provement in my health, my digestion
|is much stronger, and I have gained
I would not be without
tainment throughout
| ditorium was strung in lines running
| opposite with the colors of the
Vinol makes weak stomachs strong
because it strengthens and tones up
| the weakened, tired and
Here| {nerves of the digestive organs.
the Tass flower, cherry blossom, was | is easily assimilated by the weakest
colors of | Btomachs, and is delicious to the taste.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the un-
was displayed in derstanding that your money will be
jectors of orange and black above the[Feinnel If it does not help you.
P, S—Stop scratching, our
| Balve stops itching. We guarantee it.
W. D. CHANDLER & CO
: |in display, as well as other
[tary affairs, and at the time held The class motto, “Be Yo!
| Worthy of Trust,”
members of fe class, the toealiers |
orator of the syening, D
jo ‘clock, to the strains of the Vigoroso (West Main Street Mount Joy. Pa
the Krode] Orches-|
tra of Columbia, the graduating class, |
Board of Directors |
of the evening en- |
= hxchenge Hotel
Mount Joy, Pa.
M. Backenstoe, Pro

American Plan Rates Moderate
teachers and the
and the speaker

were attired in caps and gowns.
Helen M., Eshleman
tatorian; Marguerite Straub the v
dictorian and Amos Bowman gave the
class oration.
delivered the address
was the salu-|
Has just beem remodeled thruout
|Has all modern convenience such as
€XEI- Baths, Hot and Cold Water, Steam
township High eat, Electric Light, Ete.
School wag held Priday night in the
man, and we know now that they )
one of the largest classes ever gradu- |
ated from this school received their!
The colors of the class, or-
ange and blue, figured very distinct- |
floral decorations
streamers of these colors were strung!
from the chandeliers to the sides of!
Potted plants, cut flow-
class flower, the violet, |
added very materially to the effect. ' Fine 0
The exercises throughout were of a|
, and especially the music-
al a on the programme,
valedictorian was John Kraybill and |
Nine Graduated at Bainbridge
commencemetn

Table is Supplied With the Bes
Also Lhuneh Counter
{Where Soups,
Tripe, Etc, Etc.,
ysters In Every Size
| 8AR IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST BRAND:
OF BEER, WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
The exercises began at 7:30, with a
selection by the school, with piano ac-
companiment.
The salutatorian address was
livered by Harry Cobaugh, |
ter welcoming the audience in a hap-
, followed with the subject
assigned to him.
address was given by
after the course of his subject,
fina] farewell to the
ood Stabling Accomodatio:
Local and Long Distance Phones
CONESTOGA TRACTION CO

LANCASTER, ROHRERSTOWN, MT
JOY AND ELIZABETHTOWN
Schedule in effort January 1, 1914.
Ses Warl Lae Lancaster, 4: 00.
Board of Education for
» class historian "1:15, 2:15, 3:15,
Paitin Leare Elizabethtown, 5
15, 6; 45, 7: 45, 8: 45, 9: 45, 10: 45, 11.48
sis, 9:30, i Pp
Additional car daily except Sunda)
was delivered by at 6:15 a. m., arriving
Lancaster from 6:15 a m. to

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and 10:15 p. m.:

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| was inadvegtently stated to have filed
nomination for
Second Dstrict
{on the Socialist ticket, is a petitioner
| The market house at Lebanon was| fg, nomination on the regulfiy Repub-
‘destroyed by fire on Wednesday.|
{The. loss is $50,000. k
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the items that made
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At 50c
" Fine Hemp Hats in doz-
ens of the new Spring
E styles in black and colors.
Also CHIP HATS suitable
for middle-aged women. All
clean, fresh stock. Many
of these hats are selling
elsewhere at $1.98; not
one worth less than a dol-
lar,

At 98c
Black and White HEMP
Hats of very best grade.
Also fine CHIPS in white
and black. A most wonder-
ful wariety. Thousands to
select from; not one of
these hats can be bought
wholesale at these prices,
Hats for everybody -includ-
ed in this lot.

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At $1.49
White HEMP and CHIP
Sailors, the daintiest mod-
els yet shown. Sailors are
now all the rage and white
sailors will be good all the
Summer. These hats are
awfully chic and are copies
of expensive Fifth Avenue
styles. Large, small and me
dium. Wonderful values.

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