3 | { \ 11 1 Miller's Jewelry Store WHTCHES Cloeks and Jewelery Eyes tested and all kinds of GLASSES FITTED Algo electrical goods such as ELECTRIC IRONS, MOT- ORS, FLASH LIGHTS, BATTERIES, ETC. S. H. Miller 0 East Main street : MOUNT JOY, -:- PENNA m= EL TR W.B.BENDER East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. FOR A GOOD SHAVE STYLISH HAIR-CUT REFRESHING SHAMPOO or anything in the Barber Line. Half The Secret of Good Pictures Is The Film THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. same, | . asonic Home A | Past Grand Master George B. or- | EWS | lady, Deputy Grand Master Louis A. | a | Watres and other distinguished Ma- | — with sons will honor very beautiful their presence. the occasion | There will be a ; byrotechnical display at the Homes The regular Sunday religious ser- How Mrs. Hurley Was Re. immediately after the delivery of Vices were conducted Sunday, June stored to Health by Lydia | the address on July Fourth at 7 P. 28th, by Rev. C. Stuart Kitchin, rec- E. Pinkham’s Vegetable |M. A cordial invitation is extended tor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church Compound to all to attend and enjoy the band of Mount Joy, assisted by the sur- Ee concert and display. pliced choir of his church, and at- Thomas R. Patton, for thirty-four tracted a large and appreciative au- years R. W, Grand Treasurer of the dience. weakness. For two Grand Lodge F. & A. M. of Pa. and eit Ge vr years I could not{® Fret Master of Union Lodge No. Rabies-Hydrophobia gran on my feet ip of Philadelphia, died September The general quarantines against long ok sini ane i 2907, deeply ovrned: by the Of- dogs on account of rabies that the Som ral wo ficers and members of the Grand Pennsylvania State Livestock Sani- ; 1thout en- | Lodge, and by all who had learned tary Roar have i re i during cutting and 2 Si : . 2 ary Board have in force occasion & y to know him and experienced his any 1 HE rape drawing pains down Tonccolic ! 5 many inquiries, therefore the follow- my right side which a aI . compel ng Te ing from Dr. C. J. Marshall, State increased every ri : a. oa od Ey Be Veterinarian, is of timely interest: month. Thavebeen “°U- - > death Of hls beloved .panies is a disease that affects all at that time purple Wife, he donated $100,000 to the _ ; it : NL : 3 : warm-blooded animals. In man it is inthe faceandwould Grand Lodge of Pa. to found the called hydrophohls. Recent) i I could not lie down or | Thomas R. Patton Memorial Charity _. 2 Ny T%pac 2, Seenily 5 call died showing clinical symptoms of hydrophobia, the head of the dog loving trib- Bie et] Sha gimhiiion, hslanchaly, At his own death, it was found he that bit. the child had been submitted friend i od Ate I Minne had bequeathed the residue of his © the laboratory of the Board, a e world. er ad trie on at SR i most every female remedy without suc- estate, valued at $1,000,000 for the diamosts poshive. of Favie establish cess, my mother-in-law advised me to founding of the Thomas Ranken Pat- ©4 nd ibe interested persons noti- take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ton Masonic Institution for Boys, as fied. The Pasteur treatment was Compound. I did so and gained in a memorial to his son, Thomas Ran- '€commended but it was not ad- Seats every day. I have now no trou- ken Patton, who died when he was ministered. Exposed animals were Rae SY na Lan DE Jour not yet nine years of age. By the destroyed or quarantined. + 18€S Itsell. "—Mrs. | terms of the will, this fund was to ‘A great factor in the S. T. HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri. jeg i Berfembon sihesrameds. which cid be managed by a board of bursars, rabies is the stray dog, and the num- : y which did ang is t avails p ber se animals should be ma- this was Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable 3:80 :1e Jyh for fhe Sas, hey of These tammy Sen Th Compound. For sale everywhere. DY rnin law of 1911, hands of the and con- Eldon, Mo. — “I was troubled with displacement, inflammation and female walk the floor. sit still sometimes for a day and a night | Fund for Widows, as a at atime. I wasnervous, and had very ute to her memory. spread of ficiaries not earlier than twelve, or terially reduced by more than twenty years, after the ment of the dog tax It has helped thousands of women : "1 date of his e ¢ e year whi ork is i who have been troubled with displace- 1919 will By > Hit Ge Joab whish work 15.00 Be : ments, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, | qo Yan 8 golleciors irregularities, periodic pains, backache, available for the erection of dwell- stables.” that bearing down feeling, indigestion, | 118 houses and industrial schools on n conclusion the State Veterin- "and nervous prostration, after all other | the Masonic Home Grounds, and the arian desires to make known to the nsng have failed. Why don’t you try | development of an institution rival- public that if the head of any animal yds E. Pinkham Medicine Co., ing in importance and usefulness, that dies or is destroyed, suspected S. ; ; Vie 9 p s kniingien ? the renowned Girard College at of peing affected with rabies, is | Philadelphia. severed from the carcass near the sum of money assessors, tax See That Yours is the Eastman N. C. Film The Word “KODAK” on the Spool End Identifies the Genuine, Agent for Standard Steam Laundry HAIR CUTTING SHAVING Joseph B. Hershev Tonsorial Parlor Three Chairs, No Waiting Agent for the Midletown Steam Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday and delivered Friday. East Main St. MOUNT JOY Terms Moderate Bell Telephone CHARLES S. FRANK AUCTIONEER MOUNT JOY. PA Prompt Attention given to Sales of Real Estate and Personal Property. Steam Vulcanizing By Experienced Hands SPEED VULCANIZING COMPANY NORTH WEST CORNER ORANGE AND PRINCE STREETS Lancaster, Pa. All Work Guaranteed. Quick Service By sending your work to us you will notice the difference in mileage and decreased maintenance cost. Repairing of all kinds done on in- ner Tubes and Casings at reason- able prices. Pee We are Always Prepared to serve Pure Spring Water ICE: IN ANY QUANTITY at Very Moderate Charges. Don’t fail to see us before plac- ing your order this year. J. N. Stauffer & Bro. Mount Joy, Penna. POORPROCEEOO 0000000000000 PPePeeEROEOO® 9 For a Good (Clean Shave Or a Classy Hair Cut Stop at H.J. WILLIAMS TONSORIAL PARLORS W. Main St., Mount Joy Agt For Middletown Laundry IGOOOVOTTOONROODOOV00C CHAS. H ZELLER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE E. Main St, Mount Joy Calling and Clerking of Public Sales Settlement of Estates Collection of Rents 3 Surveying and Conveyancing OLD DR. THEEL & DR.W. L. THEEL 8t., Phlla., Pa.) Ein Deutscher Artz, Only German ipecialist. The German Treatment, the only Disease itself, it’s a curse of humanity. Al vate Diseases, Exeesses, both sex, Abnses, Weake menses, Noevoul Pebility, Tooat Hubood, yet, Suoriy, Koss arieoeete, Hydrocole, Rupture trietu nitiog: Ki 7e Bladder, 48 yrs. practice £6 yrs. a Axp. in any. Book Free, tells all, exposing Museums, “ity & Country 4 ivertising Frauds, Hrs. 9-4, 6-9 5 Sun. 9-8 i building to be for said purposes triotic music and a display of ) }oAn important integral part of the 4 uiqers, promptly forwarded to the Issuance of a new domestic postal Masonic Homes is the Children’s laboratory of the State Livestock card was announced by the postoffice Home, ROW 80 successfully estab- Sanitary Board, 39th Street & Wood- lished by the Committee on Masonic ’ Philadelphia, plainly today. It is to replace land Avenue, ] 3 k Homes in Guest House No. 1, on an i now in use which marked with the name and address A New Postal Card department the card bears 3 y . : . ideal elevated location at the mar- : ; the profile portrait of the late Presi- : % 2 of the sender, a careful examination lent McKinley. The ne card will Sin ‘of beautiful Mount. Moriah inl 1 1 1 a t submitted aen MCI 2y. EW i y : ’ Wii © ade an a repor s ) 2 : ¢ "i" Grove. The Children’s Home, under ». D¢ mack g 2 761 free of cost. All positive cases are Board and ex- bear the portrait of Thomas Jeffer- direction of our Superintendent, is 30 T , a iffere s' § ze inv iecate y scn. The only other difference in ost efficiently conducted by Miss investicated by the cards is that the new card is printed jane Welch of Philadelphia, who is Posed animals destroyed or placed in green ink and the old one is print- aply assisted in her under quarantine. General quaran- work by her Welch, ag tines are other methods have infection only when all failed to check in a given ed in red ink. sister, Miss Katherine established teacher. It is the intention to com- bine, with the elementary training the spread of for the boys, thus making it a pre- !~cality. paratory, as it were, for the opening —— Tey of the Thomas Ranken Patton Insti- For The Radish Worm tution when that great project shall One of the County Agriculturists have become an established fact. in the eastern part of Pennsylvania Mount Jo I The seven Masonic Lodges whose wrote to State Zoologist H. A. Sur- | Jurisdiction is Dauphin County, man- face, Harrisburg, stating that in his !ifested their interest : plague of the ; in the Homes ,oynty there is a | by making their fifth asked for in- PETER S. BRUBAKER, Proprietor VISIT THE sion to thi 1 apm] eXCur- padish Maggot, and | sion i S : 9 S place on Thursday, June formation as to how to control the is common over 25, 1914. These excursions are made : under the guspioes of the Deapiin ov, 3° this Dest oe | County Memorial Committee, com. the State, it will be of value to know | posed of Samuel D. Sansom, Presi- the reply of Professor Surface ‘dent; John. M. J. Rannick, Secre- which was as follows: If your Ford needs attention, I tary; Louis M. Neiffer, Treasurer; “The radish masgel Is the larva will be pleased to have you call on George A. Gorgas, S. S. Bowman, Of & fi but slightly smaller than a me, I carry a complete line of re- pr. Harry Rhoads and Titus W. Feg- house fly and similar in general ap- pairs for these cars and can fix you ley, and the object is to make the Pearance. There are two or three up on short notice. | members of the Fraternity of Dau. Proods per year. The eggs are laid with ang PY the fly at the base of the plant, phin County acquainted General Repair Work a Specialty interested in the Homes, with a and the larvae crawl down to the feed there. Spraying view of erecting a Dauphin County roots and | Memorial Cottage. They brought frequently with one ounce of arsenate with them, plans and drawings for of lead in each gallon of water, — a beautiful building to cost about using a short extension rod, holding ===%@) $25,000, which they submit as their the nozzle under the leaves of the intentions of the near future. plants, so as to strike the crown with 3 About one hundred and fifty per- the spray liquid, will kill them after SPECIAL TO WOMEN sons came on the excursion, and they first hatch, but it will not reach roots and kill them It : : spent a very pleasant day in going down to the e most economical, cleansing and thru the buildings and over the after they become large or feed for germicidal of all antiseptics is : Also Automoble Hiring. Agent for Firestone & Pullman Tires. © grounds. some days. pouring & IA very graceful and thoughtful “They can be killed by act of kindness on the part of the around the roots of the plants a Committee, was the bringing with liberal application of carbolic emul- them a present for every one of the .; hi Vat . ; adding po 1 1 S sion, which is made by adding car A soluble Antiseptic Powder to nineteen children in the Homes, just bolic acid to Kerosene crmilsion, but be dissolved in water as needed, such things as make a child's heart it is best to prevent them from at- or hing | Hine oT rime I» CINRIIGS 0 sarkinp Wn plants miler Wifh De indo a Th ar iy ae giver. ; obliged to apply a remedy for them a , throat, ur highly esteemed and much after they are started. This is done caused by feminine ills it has no equal. | 1oveq Past Grand Masicr. HOH. Geo An ; e For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham BE. Orladv. he Ww "°° by mixing one quart of kerosene oi : riady, “has a frieng: Who! Boars in a peck of dry sand and sprinkling +Iedicine Co. has recommended Paxtine 1 : wa Soars in thelr private correspondence with | the unusual name of “No. 1517, the sand on the ground near the after they come up. vomen, wien Lroyes its superiority. Phos ay not pi plants shortly 3 ommeh Ww. 0 ave een eured say eriere hd 1 his generosity whic After a hard rain it may be neces- . is “worth its weight in gold.” At he has kindly shown the Homes, On ary for you to repeat the applica ruggists. 50c. large box, or by mail. i casi » fri ‘ p pi 50 7 : : this occasion our friend and brother The point is that the odor of ne Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass. | nr 5 : tion. » No. Ii as ac v p ga- : 0. 1517 has placed us under obliga the kerosene drives the flies away. strewing it If it is kept there by occasionally along the surface of the eround near the plants it will repel tion by presenting to the Homes a NEW ICE CREAM PARLOR Tycos Stormograph which now occu- I have opened a fine ice cream par- pies a position against the wall of lor at my home on Fairview street Grand Lodge Hall at the west end where I serve only the best cream of porch. The stormograph is a record- (nem. all flavors. Also Cold Soft Drinks. ing barometer. Ingenious mechan- “This . Drop in and see me. ism is connected by an Aneroid Ba- cauliflower and other cruciferous JNO. B. GANTZ rometer, so that a pen on an elon- plants. The remedies here suggest- Fairview St., MT. JOY, PA. gated lever is lowered and raised by ed will 2% prove satisfactory a the action of the barometer. The them. We have had remarkabl T pen rests against a revolving clock good results in the use of carbolic Mi, Charter Notice drum which completes one revolu- emulsion for, the root worm or root Notice is hereby given that on July tion in seven days, and is surround- maggot of cabbage. 'The details of 7th, 1914 at 12 o'clock noon an ap-' oq with a paper chart on which is the formula for this will be sent to plication will be made to the GOV- arranged the index of . a barometer those who request them.” ernor of Pennsylvania under the transversely and perpendicularly, is rest peer Er a aan he ot Spaces for id Jers o Je Week and WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS ’ s of the days, so that when in : supplements, by Albert Strickler, action, a permanent record is lined SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE Landis Charles, Amos S. Weidman, gut for every hour of every day of BULLETIN Monroe B. Forney, Abner M. Her- the week. : Abraham Lincoln said: “I do not shey, S. G. Myers and H. G. Hagen- July 4th looms up on the calendar know much about the tariff, but Ido berger for a Charter for an intended and the patriotism of the Homes know this much; when we buy goods corporation to be called The Mt. Joy will not permit it to come and the goods and the Market House Company, the charac- without contributing its share to the foreigner gets the money: when we ter and object whereof is the buying proper celebration of the day. An buy goods made at home, we get of ground and securing or building a elbquent speaker has been secured both the goods and the money.” Market House for the sale of meat, for the occasion, the Citizens’ Band Those who get the “ lion's share” vegetables, victuals and provisions. of Elizabethtown will discourse pa- of Mount Joy business are advertis- fire- ers in the Bulletin. on the terrace so nie AA mmm won maggot attacks cabbage, go abroad we get and similar and correlated purposes, works will be given and for theSe purposes to have pos- opposite Grand Lodge Hall. Worm Eating Corn: Roots sess and enjoy all the rights, benefits! The celebration will take place at The corn crop 9 the vicinity of and privileges conferreq by said Act|7 o clack fn the evening and a cord; Witmer is suffering from the jaroads Supplements | al invitation is extended to all the | friends of the Homes in Elizabeth- | town, Mount Joy and elsewhere, to in the of Assembly and the thereto. of a worm which is attacking the roots of the stalks. Consequently the fields of maize are somewhat back- ward this season. ISAAC R HERR, Solicitor, Pe Dpresent and participate june 10-3t, HOME HEALTH CLUB By Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago. lll. | Vacations:—Do you take an oc: | casional vacation? If you do not I am sorry for you. I have known people whose lives appeared to be one continuous tredmill. There was | not even a weekly half holiday. Day | weeks out, | same steady ! by day, weeks in and Sundays included, the grind, digging for dollars and in the | end finding sickness, suffering and | disappointment. In most cases of that kind the incentive to accumula- | tion of money continues to urge | them on even after a sufficiency has been provided. They get the habit of | primary ob- | sight of and | acquisitiveness and the ject of money is lost only the desire to get more remains. | The one or two weeks’ summer va- | cation of the average city dweller is | a Godsend and a tremendous help, but if it was not for the Saturday | half holidays granted by most of the | employers of office help, the legal | holidays and Sundays, the summer | vacation would not be enough for play time. It is difficult for the country resident to realize how dead- | ly is the daily grind of work in the | big cities with its ceaseless raise of | dust and dirt and strife. How eager- | ly the shutins seek the open and | how they enjoy to the limit the green grass and cool in the parks. On the recent Decoration Day I spent a few hours in one of the great parks in Chicago. It was estimated that there were over 100,000 people in the park at that hour and if one counted all of those who were driv- ing around its beautiful boulevards, together with those who had already estimated that over a quarter of a million people esjoyed ataste of nature in that one park that day. In all that crowd I who appeared gone home it was did not see a to be in the least under the influence there are people bewail the degen- yerson I of liquor and yet who constantly eracy of the times and call Chicago the wickedest city on the continent. The incantations ascribed to witches was boil and bobble, toil and trouble. method of over- coming the evils or effects of toil parks and play- pictures The present day and trouble is moving famous singers grounds, vacations, and the bringing of and musiciang into the house of the laboring masses through the agency of wonderful talking machines. The best way to overcome any evil is to offer something better. The dram shop is an evil. The 5 cent theater is good. It gives the poor laboring man and his family an entire even- ing vacation, takes them to call the wonderful places shows them the honored people in action ‘and all for less than the price of one round of | and most greatest drinks. | Take frequent vacations and keep | young. Remember that if you spend | all of your | saving money for a { vou hope to take some time in the dim and distant future, you may have a vacation. Hard and ceaseless toil | may cut you off from the possibility | the fruits of your caring for your time now earning and vacation which | of living to enjoy toil. Don’t put off health until you get into a condition where it will be hard to restore you. Take a little vacation, rest up, take stock of your physical condition. Keep yourself well and keep young. The Home Health Club ready to help you. i — ens BAINBRIDGE Harrison Meckley of is always Philadelphia, is visiting in town. Mrs. J. H. Meckley tives at Harrisburg. Prof. C. L.: Werntz of spent several days here. Clifford Hipple of Philadelphia, is visiting friends in town. Prof. and Mrs. I. O. Fry visited the latter’s mother, Mrs. Mary Fryberg- er, at Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Piper and son are visiting the former’s mother, | Mrs. Emma Piper. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hawthorne re- is visiting rela- Paradise, turned from a visit at Allentown, where Mr. Hawthorne attended the | state convention of Funeral direct- ors. The Bainbridge Cornet Band and Order of United American Mechanics are arranging for a gala time on July Fourth. Races, games and sports of all kinds will be indulged in, and a display of fireworks will be given in the evening. a NORTHWEST RAPHO Harry Springer and family cal in the home of Harry Ulrich on Sun- led day. Jno. Stern and household and Frank Shenk and family called atthe Stern homestead A certain man from this vicinity says he can see his corn grow while looking at it since it rained. B. G. Stauffer and wife entertained quite a few of the latter's relatives, of near Lititz, on Sunday, the same having attended services at Chiques in the morning. Latter part of last Amos Garman autoed via Annville, Lickdale, Millersburg, | Myerstown and Lebanon, arriving | safely at Mastersonvillee They re port favorable driving. week J. S.| Showers and ———— o_O — | =e Since his return from Mexico Mr. O'Shaughnessy has proven that he can hold his tongue in just about as many languages as John Lind. | | | | | shady places | - | of the earth and | A ED DT DT rl Pd lel dfeoeciedfoc Zeelsoleolootooloctoctoctoctuetecteslucteck sdrleoferdecforteodoefesfocdestoforfontedecorfocteofesfoddooofeciooferforforforforforiosfocorforteoks do Wednesday, July 1, 1914. No Substitutes ETURN to the grocer all sub- tutes sent you for Royal Bake g Powder. stitute for ROYAL. creain ot healthful. Powders offered as sub- stitutes are made from alum. Sunn ——— —————— — Letters Granted Lawn Boy Disappears Harry, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Henry B. Fisher of Manor town- Mrs. Adam Hottenstein of Lawn, ship, administrator of Barbara Fish- who was hired for the summer with er, late of East Hempfield. Mr. I. F. Heisey, tenant on the S. S.| Ezra H. Martin, Mt. Joy township, Risser farm near Lawn, disappeared executor of Aaron Martin, late of Monday afternoon. The lad has Elizabethtown borough. light hair, wore a cap, overalls and A ee 2, books: an ol in his| john Bull will find the polo cup . y information of his i14¢ cheers, hut he must not be per- whereabouts will be thankfully re-l nitted to capture the yachting cu ceived by A. Hottenstein, Lawn. ow It aright tnebriats EB g i eA ee ec | Advertige in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. Your Kidneys ¥ &) J 3 & 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- ney trouble leads to other nervous affections, chronic headaches, rheuma- tism, Neuralgia. Neglecting your kidneys when there is anything the matter with them is a seri- ous thing, troubles—eye diseases, § 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. If They Fail Your Money Back We are so positive that Rexall Kidney Pills are unexcelled by any other similar form of Kidney remedy, and that they will do all we claim, that we sell them with our own personal guarantee that they shall not cost the user a cent if they fail to give entire satisfaction. Price 50¢ Sold only by E. W. Garber, Mt. Joy - THE REXALL STORE TATTTTN Fine Parlor Suites IN ALMOST ANY STYLE YOU COULD DESIRE; WELL MADE AND WILL LAST A LIFETIME AT FROM $12.00 up WAAIODOLO0OO0O00OO0OO0OOOON WIOOOOOOO0OO0OOOGOOOOOE H. L. Spohn Undertaking and Embalming SUCCESSOR TO D. H. ENGLE WHILE THEY LAST 4 3 J s J ’ ‘ o o 4 J o o o 4 4 o o 9 o Mount Joy, Pa.y > oe ode Second Special Sale of ART CUT GLASS We secured another lot of on d pieces of cut olasg which o "Nn smb va . toy Pp glass, which go on sale at one-fou ld one-third of factory prices. 0 x 9¢ 39¢ Lhis glassware is soeexactly like cut glass, both in weight, in SUL, epth of cutting and high gloss finish that it really requires close exa to discover that it is in any way different from the cut glassware lot will not last more than a few days, and if you are interested in any way in cut glass don't let this unusual oppor- tunity go by, as it is positively the greatest glass sale ever held in Lancaster. See our display in our east window. Westenberger Maley & Myers 125-131 East King St. LANCASTER, PA sale ohe loots oloole oso ols shoal oles oe ofeatoals ole ae fe of. 2.8. 0.5.0. 0.0. 8 0 2.8 8.0 BEET ETE TTT a0 ner rererreeeerrerreey ’ AdvertiseIn The Bulls . x be fod
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