pa 3 STI PI, ‘ re and E., King Sts. A a EL A ATUL Do Your Cooking, Baking, etc., on a New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Qil Stove with dust, will do ev- Ready at mo- No stove more efficient; no fuel cheaper; no labor dirt or ashes; no overheated kitchen; perfectly safe; erything any other stove will do, regardless of fuel. ment of lighting. Can be turned high, medium or low, er out—an- other decided advantage over coal or wood stoves. All these things make the NEW PERFECTION a cook stove of unusual convenience. 2-burner Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, $5.98 3-burner Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, $7.98 4-burner Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, $10.98 10¢ each. 81.75 $1.98 $1.98 $2.47 Wicks, with metal carriers, l-burner Ovens, plain door, 2-burner Ovens, plain door, l-burner Ovens, glass door, 2-burner Ovens, glass door, If You Need a Sewing Machine Buy a "“Heliance” First, because the prices are just about half what you would pay for sewing machines of similar grade. Second, they possess all the worth while, practical improve- ments other higher-priced machines have, and a few they don't have, Third, you can always depend upon them to produce the best kind of sewing results. They are easy to operate, never get out of order and are guaranteed for ten years. { ' A full set of nickeled steel attachmaents free. Sold on the Easy-to-Pay Plan, which is $2 down week. Prices are $19.50 and $21.50. and $1 a re re - mts Wa EA i A International Harvester Oil and Gas Engines The IHC Line GUCCESSFUL farmers are no longer CRAIN AR AY asking, ‘‘Shall I buy an engine? Sindsrs, Reapers They have passed that point and now in- Kors. ire, “Whi ine shall I buy?”’ Be a quire, “Which engine shall y Hay Lorie A little careful observation will show that Inter- Hay Prous HINES national Harvester engines are the most satisfactory. Planters, Pickers No doubt is left when features like the following are Binders, Cultivators studied: Detachable valve guides, offset cylinder Enaflaze Caters head, fuel pump, split-hub fly-wheels, extra large TILLAGE intake and exhaust valves, etc. 3 Bux, Sorat. Tooth, Ask the men who have usedI H C engines. That Dive tre Towa is the bes test. They will explain the excellence of GENERAL LINE IHC construction, simplicity, strengthand durability. Oil and Gas Engines Study the engines yourself at the nearest dealer’s D1 Yractis dere where International Harvester engines are sold. Cream Separators They are made in all styles, and range in size from farm Waion 1to50-H. P. They operate on low and high grade fuels. : Grata Dri Write for our interesting and instructive catalogues, eed Grinders and when we send them we will tell you where the SH Cg engines may be seen, A postal will do. International Harvester Compary of America \ COTPOr Pa. Milwaukee Osborne Harrisburg Champion Deering McCormick Plano a re, {4 3 i In nwohior ; jdaugntern i Lancaster, [and Mrs. Christian *Nissley Sunday. | : | Thomas F. {business man ‘have the best wishes of a host. of | Trexler, who was named to tie Su friends. perior Court as the successor of the etl aii late ex-Governor James A: Beaver. —— A ——— ——— 1 AT KRECKELSI We have never held any so-called “sales.” We are an “old-line” house, our prices were always as low as we could afford to do busi- Less om, so we never got into any “sale” stunts, We now have too many Trunks, over-bought ourselves, more coming, so, Kreckel's are going to have a “sale.” We never made a misstatement, and we are not going to now. This is a real sale. Prices are in plain figures, just as they have always been at this store, Here's a sample: with 8 $2650 TRUNKS CUT TO ............... ...... 2 $1500 TRUNKS CUT TO ......ooorrr 00 $19.72 -. $12.47 $1400 TRUNKS CUT 70 ,.............. i. B17 25 3 $1350 TRUNKS CUT 70 ............... ...... $10.18 ¥ $1200 TRUNKS CUT TO ............o.. oo) $9.65 m $950 TRUNKS CUT TO ............. 1" $7.45 B BESO. TRUNKS CUT TO ............... .....° $7.00 . $700 TRUNKS CUT TO ............... $5.35 We keep all Trunks in repair for you sale, which wil] last during the month of S. & H. Green Stamps. We have the largest assortment of Trunks in Lancaster, KRECK F| S--on The Square one year. During this May, we will give double 0 0 RO Om = Adv srtiseIn The Bulletin 1 Y 10 0 ig Kipple, vf THE BULLETIN MOUNT JOY News at For GOURT FIT IS GETING WARM (Continued irom page 1) Mr. Adam Demmy and family at | Mastersonville, on Sunday. ber cof repairs at their numerous ships Baiting Hard | | Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Easton called ou) | | The P. R. R. Co. is making a num- Men Out for Two Higher Judge- crossings in this place. me tein | | Mr. G. W. Dukeman of Honeybrook, {ooo ! | visited his son, Mr. J. H. Dukeman y [in town on Saturday. TREXLER LOOKS VERY GOOD | James taymond who had been {spending some time here visiting his relatives has gone Mr. and Mrs. Allentown Man in Pittsburgh Makes a Great Impression on Those Have Watched His Work as a Mem- ber of the State Superior Court. again. Gantz spemt the family of Mr. Sam- near Risser’'s Church. Nissley and family visited parents, west Wm. Sunday with 1 | | { {uel Moyer Mr. John of ; Allentown,. May 5—With an. expe- Mr.| pience of eleven years: to his credit | on the bench of his home county of | Lehigh, Judge Frank M. Trexler of Allentown is admirably equipped to succeed himself for a fulliterm on the his Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Geyer of Harris (burg, visited Mr. Geyer's parents, Mr. [and Mrs. G. A. Geyer on Sunday. | Miss Blanche Freymeyer at Manheim, aunt, Mrs. Jacob Loraw are busily spent ‘everal where she Wm. Henry, and force of engaged in| | beautifying the H. S. Stoll property. | Mr. Daniel Engle and daughter of | Marietta, spent Sunday in town with | | days | visited her | Mr. painters to the late ex-Gowernor James A. Bea- | ver. the family of Mr. Jacob Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henry of Man- | heim, spent Sunday in town the guest of Mr. J. K. Freymeyer and family. Mrs. Henry Schlegelmileh spent Sunday at Lancaster, where she visit- ed her daughter, Mrs. George White- | camp. Miss Grace Keener has taken the agency for a new kind of candy. It lis called stone candy. Just call and {she will explain. Mr. Oliver K. Snyder will move his {household effects to Elizabethtown [some time this month having secured lemployment there. | Mr. Jacob Kline, wife and children : fray : FRANK M. TREXLER Fannie, Kathryn and Jacob were en- | (tertained on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.| Always a student, and possessed?of { | 3 : & naturally judiciai ind, . ge X- John Shuemaker and Hon. J. Harvey | ; : ¥ judicia ming, Judge Trex IMavmond | ler made a record on his home bench hs : | seldom equaled. Now, at the age of Word was received here by Mr.| 53 he is in the zenith of his powers and Mrs. Harry Ichler that a daugh-| and is qualifie 1 to give the best frui- ' put in its appearance at the home| tion of h sical intellect to the serv- of their son Mr. Williamx Ichler at| ice of te. Judge Trexler is | New Port, Rhoad Island not ne ot those to whom can be ’ . { ascribed the impatience of the people Mr. Jacob Landvator of Mavtown 6 He : id 2 yeas ea ~ .,. | With the law's delays. His keen mind | Miss Tillie weldman of S| ever sq the e nce and th of a | ce were united in marriag at | qu d he is not > for Lancaster on Saturday evening. | tech His forte is the kernel | They will reside in this place. T of tt 1 from the standpoint. of ost of friends join us in wi jn ¢ equity. Hq quickly : : | cut a 1 gle with the sword: of hem a Jong and happy wedded lif 3 * comm sense, { Mrs J - rants S emo | i r i Mrs. Wm. H. Gantz is remc In t to disposing of his ju | ier property which she recently| gjcial , Judge Trexler has always purchased. There will be an addition| found of time to aid in the built. The property raised anda num-| moral and social uplift: of his feilow ber of other improvements will be men ; 3 : : : made, Mr. E 8. Moore, our local feed| Dl interest mn the public welfare in 3 o> . i { general is indicated by the fact that and lumber man will furnish the { he helped to organize the I.ehigh Val. | ley Child Helping Conference, and he Miss Martha Blanche Green Zeller,| also assisted in the organization ot of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob G.|the Pennsylvania Juvenile Court As Zeller of this place, was united in the | Eoogten; of which the pres : A ant. with Mr. del : : i McEIros 1} kro From every section of Pennsyvania, viclulroy, a well known cially from lawyers. and ministers: of Trenton, N. J, on of the Gospel, assuranee of support Thursday, May 7th in that city. Tliey for a: full term are coming te Judge lumber: he is holy: bonds of matrimoay Judge Trexler is known and respected the length and breadth of the State for the good work ke did during the eleven years he was on the Common Pleas Bench of his. native. county of Lehigh. Haw to Vote:for Judge: Any voter who did not vote his party ticket at the-last election need not hesitate to go to the polls to vote for his choice of the candidates for THEIR SECOND DEFEAT It Took the New Standard Team Ten Innings to Defeat the Eagles The Eagle and New Standard base ball teams met im their second clash) Saturday and altheugh it required an extra round to dw the trick, tite later Zeiler, auct Brethren : Ie. Ruhl, son of Mr. and Mps. Jacob | i PA, € LUylinder 48 H. P. v . TERY Nn fad & ow oer ei ¥ 4 NUILY Superior Court Bench of Pennsylvania, | = where he is now serving as successor | = Dealer Shy ceonfident are we of the Her” Bro pay the expense of any dealer from uuy | the car, and as a Wa want our dealers to be perfectly result of his investi ution wednesday, May 13, 1914. EOE OAR RTE OREN NER SD EEE << Ly Read This Ke car, and the Herff-Brooks proposition, that we are rsady to art of the United States if he wil] come to Indianapolis and see close with us for the territory in which he is situated. satisfieq that this remarkable car is ac in existence and tually provided we print your sale bills This is excellent advertizing becaus t is read by s¢ many ueeple and notice such as the feliowing wil surely bring the buyers. 3 Friday, May 22—At their stock vards in Mount Joy, 51 head of cow heifers, bulls, shoats ete, by Keller & Bro: Aldinger, auct. Saturday, May 23—At his stables on Marietta street, Mt. Joy, 25 head of aeclimated horses consisting af all kinds of goed workers, drivers ete. | Also some fie colts by Mr. Ed Ream. | Cf Wu — — Ruhl—Kissinger On Satupday evening at the United BArsonags, Manheim, Oscar | won. The score is appended: Judge. He will nat:be asked any ques- Ruhl of =zear Mastersonyille, Rapho | § EAGLES r ho a e|yong and he need not. teil by affidavit township, and Miss. Ruth I Kissing- iif |P- Shires, If .......... 2 22 0 0 0fgr otherwise hov: he voted at the last or. daugister of Mr and: Mis. Lev bt Myers, cain dL 0 112 0 1Pelection. Cor ia ok f Bast Petersburg, were \Derr, vf 5 on 0 © 0 1 0 None of the candidatas for Judge: Rissinges a - ; ha Tey H I (J. Funk, 3b ...........0 9 1 0 1|Will be on the ticket of any party junited in marriage by the ol. F. Funk, 1b : 0 012 ¢ of because the new law makes the office. | Behney They were unattended. RIL ma - non-partisan and the veter must | — > ——— #|J. Sillers, 2b .......... 9:0 T 2 1 choose only between tlie mon named | siti. died; zt his nome IN. Stark, ef ...........20' 8 0°01 for the office without regard to any Gilbert Sm th 1€ x ats oi ol Ellis sg oo. io. nn © 1 2 3 0|party. The two candidates at the |in Columbia from the gus 9 | Good, pte. 2 2.0 3 0| primary election on May 19 who re- | paralytic stroke, aged: 89 years, | SE Ee | ceive the highest mumber of votes CE : | iil | 710 27 9 4 will be the candidates 3 fie SoReal Henry H. Ober, A fo 2 o oe i election in November and if one eo ang Mrs. H. K. Ober, ied at 9:15 YEW $*AwaAmD rhe o| them receives more than half of all nl norning at the home of his BR. Pennell, 1h ......... 1:1 %1 0 | the votes cast at the primary his ts A SR Eiaiihioe wher a Be IHS, ss oa T1262 1| name will be the only one on the bal- pores ul > id Conrad, o-....5-%. .....3 211 4 1|lot at the November election and all |Stort illness, aged len Ton > . Hershey, 3b ........... 1 3 3 2 1) others will be dropped. eleven days. Besides the Doro on {l Miller, 2b & cf ........ 1 2 t t 2| The primary election is made more | brother and two sisters survive. E. Shires, If a: o to Baporiant haa Svsr and 16 4% the duty . . 0 SNE { yi rivilege of every one | ™ | Brubaker, 2b .......... 1 0 3 3 Dy Be Dia eso Jaton | Chickens Chickens Walters, p ............ 0-1 6 Trexler to attend the primary amdi| .. pays so wel? as attention sienna n site aa 0 0 1 0 0 east a vote in his favor. a a m Stout, 2b .............. 0.0 0 0 0 ERT ee Be to yeur chickens. Because of ex- 5 Sled Pittsburg—During the last several posare to climatic changes fowls, old 8 10 30 19 10 Weeks Judge Frank M. Trexler of Al- : ; nol lentown, a candidate for the position and young. are susceptable te such J Our . ol 9. he a <3] > C n J FN New Standard vv 0 1-0-2-0-2-1-1-0-0-1 3 he now occupies In the, Superior Court tera Bagless ...5 000 vives 1-1-0-0-0-3-0-2-0-0-7 of Pennsylvania, has been meeting | diseases as gapes, roup, © a, Summary—3-base hits, Conrad; 2-| many people and receiving maay ex- base hits, Miller; Base on balls: Off pressions of encouragement and sup- Walters 2; off Good 1; Struck out: port. Judge Trexler is so busy with | 5 . ions of the Superior Court that by Walters, 10; by Good 11; Double the sess 1 plays: Miller to Brubaker; Hit by if any campaigning is to be done for him it will have to be done by his pitcher: F. Funk; B. Ellis and Bru- Sviends. baker: Time 2 hours. Umpire, Felk- er; Attendance, poor. . —— A ee Dead After Eating Dog's Heart. Chicago.—A coroner’s jury found that Fred Voetel died from eating the fried heart of his pet dog, which he Chickies Park Opening colds amd germs. To prevent these roubles keep constantly in their drinking water. Ottmars Chicken Cholera Remedy for Chickies Park WU Ye Jotmalivehed killse. Cholera, Gapes and other poultry i 7, Sgith a ey : ic De ee be bau diseases. This is a splendid tonic Lp : : ; : : se D Music by Krodel's orchestra. A and should be in constant use. Put ee eee et EEe number of improvements have been made to the park, and with the re-, WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS duced fare, it will no boudt have a L A most successful season. A large SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE number of picnics have already BULLETIN been booked. Abraham Lincoln said: “I do not know much about the tariff, but Ido Hardeman—Gardner know this much; when we buy goods Walter W. Hardeman of Elizabeth- >broad we get the goods and the town, and Elizabeth C. Gardner of foreigner gets the money; when we Lancaster, were married by Rev. Dr. buy goods made at home, we get C. E. Haupt at the parsonage of both the goods and the money.” Grace Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Those who get the “ lion’s share” Monday. The couple will reside in of Mount Joy business are advertis- Philadelphia, ers in the Bulletin. Drug Store up in pint bottle for 25c. For Sale at handlers West Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. Hours, 8 to 9 A. M. & Sunday Sunday Hours 5 to 7 P.M LO0D00O000 that we are able to make delivery immediately and there is no: way that we can prove this better than for the dealer to see it with his own two «ves. = We want our dealers: to know; ant themr to buy as: a result of proof and we want Herff-Brooks = owners 0 become Herff-Brooks owners for the sane reason. s Wea want you, whether you be d © or owner, to go aver the Herff-Brooks Six point for point with 1 any ler car up to $2,006. Show isk none any ot I = = You will very soon see that $1, nough te pay even for the quality and completeness of the B Herff-Brooks Six. ® at eT TEE EE FEET: 9 » 2 B ® = = | | ® u “ £3 ET ———— = pe = ] ® = GH = 2K ERE SSE ER gs 3 a ~ Em — wre TRC ra: - - SALE REGISTER aR pe. Er WN > A FRE 10tice of your sale is in % serted tor any lengih of time 2 You Pick Your Suit Here From Over 200 Patterns THE BIGGEST argument against ~ ready-made Cloth- ing was (and still holds good with regard to many stores) that there was no pattern selection worthy of the to select from. name But it has no force against the 5,000 square-foot Men's Clothing room of GROFF & WOLF, with its over 200 pat- terns of the choicest Spring and Summer Suits, ranging from $8.50 to $25 Where else in Lancaster are you shown such a varie ty? Where else so many separate and distinct patterns of high-grade garments at the popular price NO-WHERE! If there were, then GROFF UNDISPUTED LEADERSHIP of city and of $15 alone? & WOLF'S county as larg- est clothiers might come into question. D > 2? IN SATU ; DROX AROUND SATURDAY and see these things for yourself. Make a few mental notes of prices and wval- ues shown you before you come to us—and you'll feel bet- ter satisfied than any other way that our prices save vou anywhere from $2 to $5, according to what vou pay © SOI, Oe WATCH FOR THE GREATER GRO FF & WOLF STORE. Groff & Wolf Co. 26-28 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PENNX LANCASTER'S FASTEST GROWIN G STORE Spring Is Here Do you intende to havany PAPER HANG- ING done this spriag? We have on hand a large assortment of PLAIN and SMALL FIG- Do URED papers. not over-look our stock when ready to buy BRINKMAN 28-30 EAST ORANGE STREET Thirty Years in Business wo LLOLOO0000O0O0OOON werd OOOOOON OOOO 110010 ET .