BA YEAR
ents
.25 Cents
~st office at Mount |
/ mail matter.
/s must have their
ch this office nou
¢. Telephone news
vween that time and
Wednesday. Chan-
iments must positive-
office not later than
New advertisments |
reaches us Tuesday |
“rtising rates on applica-
a
‘SPORTING HILL
¥r Ross Kauffman is spending
days at Lancaster.
Andrew Vogel visited her
hters at Columbia on Saturday.
¥r. Fred Koser and Miss Teressia
¥Winan spent Monday at Landis-
spent Sunday
at Neffs-
Herr and family
he home of his parents
rs. Rebecca Barto is spending a
veeks with her daughter at Mt.
Elmer Brandt called
David Brandt on
and Mrs.
parents

Geo. Weaver and wife called
and Mrs. Wm. Gibble on
grand-daughter |
spent Sunday at
Fasnacht and
Alice Kover
Summy of Manheim |
home of H. W. Metzler |
the correspondent were
spent
Jacob Rohrer and fam-
imanstown.
Koser and Mrs.
Tuesday
Home
nan and family
Jonas Waltz and | CTOD.
manstown.
Fisse] is
Milton Werner and
Rapho
Keener
John Cassel, and fam-
Junction.
Brandt of Bamford
lay in the home of his
uncle Mr. M. Nissley.
Mrs. Samuel Plasterer and son
Francis of Manheim spent Sunday in
home of H. H. Miller
and Mrs. A. BE. Wenger and
Emma of Elizabethtown
friends here on Saturday.
Mr. and Mie Jtenry Gibble spent
with their Tson-ink
and family at yumanstown.
John Brubaker, wife and Son
r of Central Rapho spent Sun-
vy in the home of William Givler.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fink, jr., of
near Manheim, spent Sen@ay in the
home of his hretner, Irwin Fink and
family .
Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter Mary
to Landisville and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer and Miss
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
at Elm.
Mr. and Mrs.
spent
latter's
William Haldeman
enjoyed a drive
nearby places on
Hiram Ruhl and son
Susie Floyd spent
Witman
Harry Etnier and
Sunday in the
sister Mrs. D
son Martin
home of the
Dissinger.
Mr. and Mrs.
1 d hter Helen
latter’s
Milton Kauffman
spent Satur /
brother
Square
Mrs
former’s
family
Garman
andis and
1d D. Frankhouser and
family
Mrs. Jol haffer and daughters
Sadie and and son Emanuel
and Mrs. H. H. Miller and daught
er
Teressia
TYyn on
Mr. Lev
tained the
ang . Mrs." M Werner 0
Rapho: Mr. Wm. Derr, Mr.
min Steele of Florin and Mr. Monroe
Fissel of near this place
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garman en-|
tertained the
Mr. Benjamin Garman, Mrs Har-
rison Greenly and daughter Ellen all
of Elizabethtown; Mr.
and sister Lottie of Union Square.
Mr. and
Abraham Gruver and
daughter, Kathryn of Cherry Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brosey and son
Walter of Milton Grove; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Felker and daughters
Louisa and Olivia of Back Run.
and Mrs
J
Meat Will Be Higher
It is predicted that beef will be
higher by the coming fall than ever
in the history of our country. As a
result the consumer will: pay the
Gdler. The only means to\eounter-
nt is imposition will be # adopt
. sotarian mode of livifig. This
hone, and ihedieoDlc better
fi cally. Ther ly some-
4 the meat.
| forenoon and
| afternoon. John S. Shenk is
| thracher.
spending a | at
{and family of Was
visited her |

| Lancaster,
|
| Philadelphia, after
| Hamaker
| Sunday.
picnic at Pen-|
y ". | Harvey were
Central |
Benja- |
following on Sunday: |d
John Nissley |
Mrs. Martin Horst enter-|
tained the following on Sunday: Mr. |
{ Mr. and Mrs
| Keath,
| ver, Mr.
PLEASANT VIEW
I. P. Eshleman finished cutiing
cats on Tuesday. |
The Pleasant Viewer's finished |
harvest on Monday.
J
finished plowing]
[. P. Eshleman
wheat stubbles on Friday.
I. S. Hollinger spent Sunday in his
parental home.
C. P. Eshleman
horse to A. D.
A few of our
auto fever. May
I. P. Eshleman
county
sold a fine black
Salm on Tuesday.
neighbors have the
it over take them.
took a business
trip to the metropolis on
Saturday.
I. P. Eshleman sold a fine black
horse and a Holstein cow to Sahm
and Stoner on Monday.
WHeat that remained on the field
during the recent rain has been
ing.
Frank Hunt thrashed on Tuesday
Oliver

C. P. Eshleman dug and sold 50
bushels of potatoes last week. They]
were delivered to Elizabethtown, Mt. |
Joy and Middletown
Abram H. Risser and family and]
Hiram Enterline and wife spent the |
Sabbath as the Samuel|
Ebersole formerly of near here.
Two thirteen-year-old
guests of
boys had s
warm argument when the one settled!
punching the other on the|
That black and
blue mark on him
Gruber,
it by
cheek bone. put a
Peter
Jacob |
Orpha,
towm and
Hostetter, wife and daughter
of Lawn were
B. K. Eshleman
This vicinity was stirred at the re-|
Sabbath guests in the
domicile.
port of the fatal accident of George]
Geyer on Monday Mr. Gever and
intimate |
friends ever since were small
boys |
mr UR Rn
SALUNGA
Potato crop light. Tobacco
1g rapidly and wheat a very good
Pp
Among the guests on the grounds
Oaklyn, were Mr. Joseph Shultz
ington Borough
| Dr. John Kendig, wife and son Jong
.. HOTEL MCGINNIS
and M. wife
family of
Harvey Stauffer,
Leola.
Landisville camp meeting
Sunday. |
modes of |
registereq another grea
t
roads and all
seemed to tend
Again all
tow ard)
Alexander Cairus|
conveyance
camp. Rev. Dr.
evening an il-|
Vision o
Japanese
Russel |
yn Saturday delivered
lustrated lecture on the
Sir Launfal and on the
Empire. His analysis of
Lowell’s Sir Launfal was on about a|
par with his work on Sunday when |
he preached to thousands in
morning on the Carpenter 6f Naza
rath and in the “Sfternoon on Uncle| oYSTERS & CLAMS in any sty
Vater-wagon. Many |
oanciusion of his|
Santi on the
persons at the
lecture grasped the Dr. by the hand|
and assured him he had exceeded all|
previous efforts in hig line. The |
crowd registered at the entrance to]
grounds was 16,000 but there may |
not have been quite so many. How-|
crowd, a good natured]
was great and
another noted|
ever the
earnest congregation
last Sunday
success for our camp.
scored
| Borough of
A
EAST PETERSBURG
of Hershey, spent a
Elias Eby.
Simon Eby
week with his nephew,
Miss Barbara Newcomer is spend-
week at Hanover with rela-
Adam S. Hershey of
spent yesterday with Mrs.
Susan B. Dietri
Thaddeus Bear and
ere Sunday vVis-
Lititz,
vith her
Stehman of
Mrs. M. Scheetz and Mrs.
ich of Millersville, spent
visiting relatives here,
Hamaker and family of
spending several
weeks with his mother, Mrs. D. L.
returned to their home on
Sunday
Menno M.
ee ee ree
ELSTONVILLE BRIEFS
Mrs. Allen Ruhl and son were Sun-
lay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Ruhl
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ruhl and son
Sunday guests of Mr.
ind Mrs. Cyrus Boyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyer and son
of Lititz, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Gibble on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hollinger and
aughters Esther and Irene and son
paul were Sunday guests of Henry
Brandt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y. Keath and
family entertained the following on
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. William Sharp
Helen and son Roy,
Givler, Mrs. Thomas
Webster Keath, Amelia Wea-
and Mrs. Frantz and son
walter of Myerstown.
A I ee
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca~
and daughter
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, i
and in order to cure ii you must take in-
ternal remedics., Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken intzrnally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface . Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the best phy-
sicians in this country for years and ig
a regular prescription. It is composed of
the best tonics kncwn, combined with the |
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina~
tion of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHEN g& CO., Props., Toledo, Gu
by Dy Ss, price 7
oe 28 or constipation.
&
Is for people who
Hyde in the|and out of condition.
the make you eat, sleep, think and work
better—If it does not make you feel |
[ring was found.

If it
good—your money back.
THE
! damaged some on account of sprout- Rexall Celery & Iron Tonic
are run down
does not
BULLETIN, _MOUNT JOY, PA. Wednesaag
NEW ICE
I have opened §
lor at my home
where I serve only
all flavors. Also
Drop in and see me.
JNO. B. GA
Fairview St.
Elgin
Watches
ities JO
Special
Sale
IN GOLD FILLED CASES, Gi
{0 LGB BO - JOA ULC RH
FLYNETS
We have the best on the market yellow or black cord nets.
With double and stitched ribs. A great improvement over the old
“MAY GLICK ES FERSHTONDT"
Krall Meat Market
A Diamond Ring Valued at $250,
Recovered From a Well
11
A diamond ring valued at
than $250 which disappeared
deep well two weeks ago, was re-
covered yesterday after much diffi-
culty by the owner, Samuel B. Weid-
man of Wormleysburg.
While taking an automobile trip
through Lancaster county with a
party of friends two weeks ago, Mr.
Weidman stopped at a pump at Mt.
Hope in Rapho township for a drink
of water and while he was working
the handle the ring slipped from his
finger and disappeared through a
crack in the platform over the well
There was no way of searching for
it at the time and it was left in the
well.
Yesterday Mr. Weidman and a = @
party of friends went to Mt. Hope
I always have on hand anything in
lithe line of Smoked Meats, Ham,
Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal Pork and
Mutton, Prices always right.
HM H . K RR AL L Attorney-At-Liew
West Main Street, Opp. Bank, 48 West Main Street, Mount
MOUNT JOY, PA Days at Lancaster, Monday al
day at No. 52 North Duke St:
W. M. HOLLOWE
NOTARY PUBLIS

EO 1
Guaranteed for Twety Years.

The taste is pleasant, and it will
PRICE
|not upset the stomach.
$1.00
Sold Only By
and dredged the well, which was
. Aft 1 rah the style steepled rib kind, $1.00 and $1.25. Double leataer stitch-
very daeep. er a long searc
ed rib, $1.40 and $1.50 tel
LEATHER TEAM NETS, $2.50. $3.00 and $5.00
Monogram in- g a
EXPRESS OR CARRIAGE NETS, $2.50 and $3.00.
Cases in different designs,
engine turned, plain polish and
—— engraved.
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin itials engraved free.

E. W. Garber
THE REXALL STORE
81 E. MAIN ST.
MT. Joy, PA. Myerstown, on
] oF, (Wile and sons Karl yor” Me on the bridge and We'll
{and Victor of your
Have a Plate of the
Best Ice Cream In Town
BT ZELLER'S
All Flavors at All Times
Special Prices to Parties, Festivals, soil In high
Suppers, Ete.
Mrs. GC. H. Zeller
MOUNT JOY
Marietta Street
The undersigned having remodeled |
the old Mooney
number of sleeping rooms, bath, ete. | f never
Hotel,
RESTAURANT
TURTLE SOUP, Etc, Etc.
Private Dining Room for ladies
TVe-in S025 gm
PROPRIETOR
adding a |
|is now prepared to entertain transi
¢ ent and regular guests.
the|In connection with hotel where he!
(Fe VV . MoGHinnis. |

EXECUTOR’S SALE
—Of—
VALUABLE TOWN
ON THURSDAY, JULY 30th,
Pursuant to the
order
rections of the last will
ment of Mary A.
Herr,
Mount Joy,
PROPERTY
1914.
and di-
and testa-
late of the yareains selected from our large list
County of
Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania,
deceased, the
will expose to
premises
aforesaid, sale to
P. M,, the
Estate, to wit:
All that certain
ing sixty-five feet
of West
in depth of that
between para lel
following
undersigned Executor
public sale
(nearly
on the
opposite H. C.
Brunner’s warerooms) in
Ward of the Borough of Mount Joy,
be held at2o’clock
descr
the West
ribed Real
lot of ground front-
on the North side
Main Street and
extending
width northwardly
straight
lines one
hundred and eighty-six feet all of the
same width a
Tree All and
limits of ‘boun laries on
side ¢ portion of
with said well wit
is for the use of
on which the same is
expenses
repair to be
holders.
land being bounded on the
Street, on
one-half of the
the same in
each of said lot
said West Main
front
including
well
the pump
each Jot
to Apple
within its
the westerly
of water;
therein
holder up-
located; the
of keeping
paid by
Said lot or
south by
the east
by lot of the Estate of John H. Dula
bohn, on the north by
Alley, on the west by lot of Mrs
(formerly
First National Bank
The buildings
consist of a
dwelling
kitchen and brick
Clara Brubaker
property of the
of Mount Joy).
on erected
story brick
tached,
riage house
hydrant water
large frame
summer
house,
Apple Tree
being the
large two
brick
house at-
stable and car-
attached, coal
all necessary out
shed and
buildings, also
connections.
This property is pleasantly located
in the residential section of the town
and is one of the
premises in Mount Joy.
seeking a good home should not for-
attend this sale.
get to
wishing to visit
today of sale will call
signed at the Union National Mount
most
the premises prior
on the under-
desirable
Any person
Persons
» cultivation, balanc i le Js rests.
asture ~ land. § buildings, San
lo. = Jpasture and. 3 J : Gi ECM
[rUMing water at ba Gravel coil! @y
‘be continued at
there-
Rulierin
BUGGY NETS, $2.25. $2.75 $3.00 $3.50 and $3.75.
BUGGY NETS, FLANK, $2.25 and $3.00
Frank B. Groff
The North Market Street Saddler
10
The people’s paper—
Read the Bulletin
Lehanun Valley Farm
Bargains
limestone soil, near
road to Reistville.
Good buildings. Price $8400.00.
84 acres, with extra fine buildings,
best quality of limestone soil with
limestone deposits and R. R. facilities, |
between Richland and Myerstown, | QQOQOO000CCCO00000000O0O00000CO000C000COLVALCOOLTLVLOCRLVOC
eile from R. R. Station. $10,500.00 |
“101 acres, % mile northwest of | 4
Mount Gretna. Good buildings and |
fine looking farm. Meadow and
abundant spring water. $70.00 per|
acre
103 acres, % mile Myers-
town station, on road to Reistville.
Stronge limestone soil and good |
veildines. $110.00 per acre.
110 acres, with extra good build-|
ngs, ve] soil, nicely located, |
about 2 miles from Jonestown. $60. :
00 1 acre. |
126 acres, good gravel and sand |
Don WV. Gorrech
(Near Bowman's Store)
60 acres, best
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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south of
//5 & 117 N. QUEEN ST,
LANCASTER. FPA.
ND OF THE MONTH SALE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Startling reductions on Staple Merchandise wili make
the last three days of this month memora_le.
Wash Goods Big E. 0. M. Specials In Our
At E.0.M.Prices Ready to Wear Department
Ratine. and Ladies $1.00 Waists, a big
variety of styles and all sizes.
Cool summer materials, A big

state of cultivation, with'
ordinary farm buildings,
creek running through the farm.
36000.00. |
134 acres, limestone soil, a|
short distance off from State Road
leading from Lebanon to Fredericks-
burg. Extra good buildings. acres
of finest pasture land through Ves
runs a fine stream of fresh water.
.00 per acre. :
148 acres, 3% miles north Of
[ Myerstown. Gravel and sand soil in
good state of cultivation. 2 streams
failing water near buildings.
4 acres of timber, 15 acres of best
pasture land. Juildings repaired this
spring. $35.00 per acre. tir res
“160 acres, Av for dairy and B.. 0: M. Price.... : Eponge. ”
| stoek farm, best market for milk % Se : BE. O M.
mile from farm, Price $7000.00, White Ribbed
which includes owner's share of Vests, (Seconds) inches
Price. 2... 0. 10cts. quality.
{crops for this year. B. 0. M,
173 acres, in desirable neighbor- ; .
hood, near small town. 100 acres 25c. White Ribbed Cotton and E. O. M. Price..........39cts.
balance timberland Lisle Vests Here is a great special, 10c. to
Price 2c. short length- of summer
: Wash Goods 2 to 10 yards.
Children's -12Cgg#e White Jer- ® 3
ye ig E. O. M. Price
sey Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed is
Calicoes, best
Station. , : * 7c.
Price black and gray.
Ribbed E. 0. M. 4V/5cts.
$1.00 Embroidered Cotton effects in the lot.
Crepes, Voiles and Rice Cloths, E. 0. M. Price..........4
10 inches wide, white, blue, pink, Ladies’ $1.00 House Dre
tan and ecru grounds. A great special offering.
O. M. Price BEB. O. M, Price
Coats. Stripes,
Misses’ and Junij
Red and C
" Mm. 1 oe color. Very attractive.
E.0.M.Sale of Hoisery E.0.M. Prices On Oa Te
o
at once. We will take you to see Muslin Underwear . 0
any of the farms free of charge. a Silks In The E. ),
25¢. Socks for Children. 1g Special in orset Covers, :
J. Res RUTTER E. O. M. Price 5cts. 39ct. and 50ct. quality. 29¢. Dotted Wash Silks,
Real ‘Bsiate ds Insurance $1.00 Silk Hose, B. O. M. Price Solors, A inches wide. :
Trust Bldg, E O M Price 15¢ Muslin Drawers, Cambric E. 0. M. Price 12l/5cts.
LEBANON, PA. Ruffle. 50c. Silk and Cotton Crepe De
E. O. M. Price Chene. Self colored Cotton
Drawers, fine cut
beading of tucks. B. 0. M.
25¢ts. 59c. Satin Foulard Dress Silks
Children’s 10c. Black Ribbed 29c. Children’s checks in taffeta silks.
al ) . acCn ~ ng
Ho scolloped neck and arms and BO. M. Price.........29cts.
Se. ~~ 1 3 . . £
Price 6i/Lcts embroidered design on front. 75¢. Cheney Shower Proof Fou-
it} havir i 0 inane : E. O. M. Price.......... 15cts. lard‘ Dress Silks. A small lot.
payment, and those having claims od Va = el 1 = : A A J =
demands against the same will pre- Ladies’ 15c. Black Cotton 50c. Dressing Sacques. BE. O. M. Price..........55¢ts.,
sent them without delay for settle- Gauze Hose. E. O. M. Price . 50c. Wash Silks for Men's
ment to the undersigned, residing in E. O. M. Price : 300. Seersficker Petticoais. Shirt« and Shirt Waists.
Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa. 5 ort BE O.M Pics
ANNIE WEBB, 25¢. Ladies’ Black and colored EO. M. rice a , es
Ersouirix L.isle Hose 25¢. White Aprons, large and $1.00 Silk Poplins, 36 inche
A. F. SHENCK, Attorney. on 0 x : round, ruffleless styles. wide. Just a few colors. To close.
The tin business heretofore con- a. . M. 3 . : . i
7 i 7 / Bn BL. tiie, 59cts.
ducted by Mr. James KE. Webb will BO. M. Price..........15¢cts. BE. 0. M. Pric
the same location by
Webb. jly8-6t
1
od
mostly

Knit Underwear Specials
Ladies’ White Ribbed Cotton
Vests. $1.00
quality
Price
Tan and Pink, 40
excellent
Bargain.
E. O. M. Price
$1.00"
ed and Dotted Lawns
BE. 0. M.-Price..........50cts.
Ladies’ $1.00 Skirts Pique ang
Linenes; all the latest effect
B. O:M Price.........:8
Children’s 50c. Dresses. (
clean patterns in Percales
Ginghams. Many pretty no
Ladies’ Lisle 75c¢. Ratine,
wide in an
Ladies’ Kimonas. Flower-
of cultivation. $3200.00.
174 acres, located within con-
| venient distance of R. R. :
Nice lay of land in high state of B.-0 M.
| cultivation. Limestone deposits, easy Sn :
: adies’ 50c. 0
|to quarry, with lime kiln on prem- : Ladies Boe Whik
ises. Good brick house, 8 rooms with Union Suits, lace trimmed knee.
extra frame tenant house, and liberal E OM.
supply of necessary buildings. Farm :
has been kept well limed, and the White and
owner is making Ones: af has Balbriggan Underwear.
speci reasons for selling. $45.00 per 2 ? : 2
pecial reasons fc $ I E 0 M. Price : E.
acre.
The above are just a few of the
|in good state
grade, blue,
Boys’ 25c. Ecru
Ladies’,
of farms for sale, which we will be
olad to mail any one who is interest-
ed in buying a farm. Send for list
finest quality.
Farmers’
Boot black
Price
50c. Silk Hose,
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE BE..0 M
JAMES E. WEBB, late Misses’ Silk Hose.
Lancaster County, 2 6G M Price. ......
50c. Muslin stripes.
ruffle
.25¢cts. BOM
Estate of
of Mount Jovy,
Pa., Deceased.
Letters Testamentary on said es-
tate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all persons indebted there
to are requested to make immediate B. OM
Price..........
Night Gowns, and neat
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his son, Chas. M.
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Good News Everybody Will Welcomg
Saturdary We Open Our Great Money Saving
BLUE TAG SAL,
Joy Bank at any time during bank-|
ing hours.
Sale to commence on THURSDAY,
1914 at 2 o'clock P. M,,
when terms will be made known by |
Atty.
JULY 30th.
W.U. Hensel,
Chas. H. Zeller, Auct.
ixecutor of the last will and testa-
H. N. NISSLY,
ment of Mary A. Herr, deceased.

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full of patent
fortun:
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formation.
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It will help you to
READ P. ACES 11 and 12 betore ailing
fora AD PAS
rite to-day.
D. SWIFT &
PATENT
303 Soventh St,
LAWYERS
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An Event Which Enables You To Purchase Superior Quality
| Summer Merchandise At Less Than At Any Other Time
|
The final clean--up of Summer Stocks. Practically every kind of good merchandise included;
women’s wear, dress fabrics, domestics, embroideries, hosiery, underwear, carpets, china, many |
but numerous; Savings Are Great. August will be a month of great merchandise opportuni
Reason Is--Because every stock in the store must be kept clean free from small and odd lots, a
Be wise! Y,
not in season. Even as you read--Autumn Goods are making their appearance.
tically every present and future need now--at a great big saving.
LEINBACH & COMP}
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