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Now For The Second Half
Of Groff & Wolf's big
Men's CLOTHING SALE
TARTING JULY 1, we have just
ended one month of our annual
Midsummer Reduction Sale of Men’s &
Young Men’s Suits that brought us a
record amount of business.

But DON't get the idea that because
of this record-breaking business there’s
nothing left for YOU.
Remember THIS, that to do a great
business we must have a GREAT stock.
There has been no July in our history We increase our orders every year.
that touched the Volume and Amount Naturally, then, each recurring Reduc-
tion Sale finds a GREATER selection to
sell off.
of Sales of the month just closed.
AND NOW WE ENTER upon the
Second and Last Month of the Sale.
Competent judges tell us we have
NOW, at the beginning of the second
And the prospects are that it will month of Reduced Prices, ai large an
more than equal the record made in the assortment as Most stores have in Reg-
month of July. sular Season. THINK OF THAT.
100 SUITS At $5
Worth $10 to $15
N ATURALLY with the tremendous selling of July, a good many odds and ends develop of themselves

in Suit patterns run down to one or two of a size.
After going over our stock we have picked out a few over 100 suits just of this type that are excellent
in every way except there are only one or two sizes to a pattern. Not a one is worth less than $10—many
are worth $12 and $15. You couldn't think of getting a bigger bargain in a Suit say for attending market,
or as a second-best Suit to save your Dress Suit hard wear.
The’re Priced One and All at $5.00
Our Schedule of. Men’ s Reduced Suit Prices
$10 Suits Now.......... $ 7.50 $18 Suits Now.
$12 Suits Now $20 Suits Now...
$15 Suits Now $10.98 ad Suits Now
$25 Suits Now...
93 Boys’ Suits at $1.98. “Worth Up to $5
OING OVER our Boys’ Department Stock, by every comparison one of the largest in the State, we
G have done the same as in the Men’s Section—eliminated the short-sized patterns—and we have 93
Boys’ Suits that sold in regular season at $4, $4.50 and $5.
Theyre Priced, One and All at $1.98
ALSO, we offer 25 dozens of Boys’ Blouses, in light and dark patterns, worth 25¢, at 2 for 25¢ JUST
AS LONG AS THEY LAST.
AND AGAIN, we offer the most complete line of Knickerbocker pants at 50Q¢,
find. The fact of the
TS5¢ and $4 You can
average store asks a good fraction more than these prices for often in-
ferior values,
Our Schedule of Boys’ Reduced Suit Prices
$2.50, $3.00 Suits Now $1.98 $6.00 Suits Now
$3.50 Suits Now . $7.00 Suits Now
$4.00, $4.50 Suits Now $2.98 $8.00, $8.50 Now ..
$5.00 Suits Now 10.00, 12.00 Suits Now $7.50
Promise Yourself to Drop Around This Week
Groff & Wolf Co.
26 and 30 North Queen Street
Lancaster’s Fastest Growing Store
¢ THE BULLETIN, MOUNT J
BY Li diam Personal
PA.
Happenings
(Continued from page 1)
spending several weeks in town
with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
. H. Stoll,
Mrs. Hoyt Nissley and children of
Steelton, spent the past week with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. W. Reller.
i Mrs. Rev. C. B. Johnston returned
home yesterday after spending a
week with friends at Honeybrook
Chester county.
Rev. C. B. Johnston attended a
reunion of pastors at the Mt. Zion
M. E. Church, Fairfield, several
tars last week.
Mr, Solon V. Barr returned to
i Steelton Monday after spending a
| week with his parents, Rev. and
| Mrs. N. A. Barr.
| Mrs. George Erisman and Miss
{ Alice Erisman of Lancaster, were
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauff-
{man on Thursday.
Miss Louisa Speh of Kansas, left

| here vesterday on a visit to friends!
| at Camden, N. J., after visiting here
since last Friday.
Messrs. Warren and Whitman
Deacon of Strasburg, are spending a
| few days here the guests of Mr.
| James 0. Newpher.
| Mr. Daniel Dechert of Schuylkill
| Haven, spent Sunday in town the
| guest of Charles Bennett. They are
class mates at F. & M.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bunde] of
Elizabethtown, guests of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| H. G. Loraw over Sunday.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Shickley of
Elizabethtown, were guests of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
’. Shickley over Sunday.
Mrs. Rev. N. A. Barr will deliver
an address at a meeting of the Wo-
Society at Mill.
were the
man's Missionary
camp Saturday afternoon,
Messrs. Charles Bennett, Daniel
| Dechert, Misses Florence Heilig and
Ruth Bowman visited the Masonic
Home at Elizabethtown Sunday.
Mr. Roy Longenecker of William-
son Trade School, is spending a
short vacation with his parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. J. E. Longenecker, west of
| town.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Hoffman
| left today for Merchantville, N. J,
where they will be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. MacNicholl for
a week.
J. E. Longenecker and H. G.
| Longenecker heard Hon. W. J. Bryan
| deliver his lecture on “The Making
of a Man” at the Columbia Chautau-
| qua Friday night.
Miss Elsie Hughes of New York
and Mrs, Edward Myers and daugh-
| ters Mildred and Kathryn of Salun-
| ga, were guests of Miss Katherine
Kauffman yesterday.
Mr. Melvin Grove left on Saturday
| for Mercersburg; where he is spend-
ing a__ week -with hls family who
if there. They expect
Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Sumpman and
{son Ralph of Shenandoah, visited
among friends in town Sunday. Rev.
| Sumpman preached in Trinity U. E.
| Church Sunday morning.
Dr. A. F. Snyder and Wm. Ellis
{have gone to Mount Pocono,
doctor’s former home, where they
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are spending a few days. ' They dare
waking the trip by auto.
Mrs. Chas. Light and son Martin |
of Lancaster; Mr. Elmer Kling and
friend Miss Edna Evans of Inter-
course and Master Geo. Seaman of
Elmira, N. Y.,, spent Sunday with
the family of Mr. J. H. Zeller.
Harry Heaps, the well known son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Heaps who
has been visiting relatives and
friends in this place for the past 10
days has returned to his home in
Columbia. He was formerly from
this place but has lived im Parkes-
burg and Columbia for the past 12
years.
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THAT'S TOUGH' LUCK, JOHN
Maytown Man's Touring Car Wreck-
ed an the Columbia Pike
Mr. J. H. Keener, the extensive
marble dealer of Maytown, met with
an accident on the Columbia pike
last Friday evening whereby his car
was badly damaged.
Mr. Keener had been in Rohrers-
town on business that afternoon and
at seven o'clock that evening started
for Columbia. He was accompanied |c
by Mr. Levi Hackerty and Mrs. Geo. |
Hoover both of Rohrerstown.
The machine swerved and ran in-|
to the paling fence at the residence
of Isaiah Musser, two miles east of
Columbia, and was badly damaged.
Mrs. Hoover sustained a com-|
pound fracture of her left leg and
three of her right ribs were fractur-
ed, besides sustaining abrasions to
her face and body. Hackerty’s right
arm is fractured at the shoulder and
his left arm is broken above the
elbow. Mr. Keener escaped un-
injured.
Mrs. Hoover and Mr. Hackerty
were treated at the Columbia hos-
pital.
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Snake Drops on Man's Neck
Charles Hines had a thrilling ex-
perience while picking blackberries
at the ore mines Silver Spring.
He was picking berries from a bush
under a tree, when a good sized cop-
perhead snake dropped from the tree
and fell on his neck. Reaching back
Mr. Hines brushed the snake away
and then it fell into his berry bas-
ket, after which he lost no time in
dispatching the reptile. He was
fortunate in not being bitten.
ems Af Rf sere
Slight Wreck at Elizabethtown
A baggage car which was being
attached to News Express at Eliza-
bethtown Friday morning was the
cause of a slight wreck. In backing
into the car the train forced it off
the siding about three feet. The !
Harrisburg wreckers were sum
moned and sever
quired to eplace he car
Lightning Ruins Tobacco
Lightning struck the tobacco field
of Albert Groff, of East Petersburg,
some time during the recent heavy
storms and ruined about 100 fine
stalks.
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If you want to save money get
hats at
Beneman's sale.
9,
I have always refused to sell habit forming drugs
to the general public and to strengthen the stand I
the following resolutions was
at the convention of Rexall Druggists at Niagara
A growing Public Sentiment is
the sale of habit-forming drugs, and wher:
character of the Rexall Stores makes it bea up
stockholders of the United Drug Company to take at all times
an advanced position in the interest of Public Health and
“The stockholders of the United Drug Company in
convention were assembled; are unalterably opposed to the
sale of any and all drugs, the use of which may result in in-
jury to health, the weakening of will power and the loss of
that sense of individual responsibility whichis the safe guard
of society, do hereby announce our purpose to maintain that
integrity on which Rexall success is founded by refusing to
sell in any our stores any habit-forming or otherwise dele-
terious drugs save on a bonaf.de prescription of reputable
This resolution endorsed by an organization of nearly
7,000 of the leading druggists of the United States, Canada
& Great Britain is in accord with the ideals and poli y of E,
Store, Realizing th
the continued use of habit-forming drugs, {:arber’s
Store will not sell cocaine, morphine, codeine, chloral, ete.,
except on the written prescription of a reputable physician.
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park,
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NOTICE is hereby
managers of the Mo
tery Association will h!
lar stated meeting Mg
August 10th, 1914, 7:
at the First National B
i Joy.
Also immediately
{ment of the Managers
there will be a meeting ©
Holders of the Mount Joy @&
Association, to nominate can
for secretary, treasurer and
agers to serve for the ensuing
By order of the Board of Manag
2t. Samuel] Donaven,
PROPERTY FOR SALE—A ve!
desirable property in Florin, corne
lot, good well of water, splendid lo-
cation and price very reasonable.
Call¥on J. G. Loraw, Florin, Pa. 1t,

FOUND—Auto license No. 14484.
[Owner can have same by calling at
the Bulletin office. It.
| " Found—A gold cuft ‘button. Own-
er will please call at this office. 2t
For Sale—Three good sets of to-
[bacco ladders, each 20 ft. long, and
a wagon. For particulars call at
this office. 2t.
WANTED—Pair of old fire dogs or
andirons. Write or phone Bulletin
office. Mt. Joy. tf.
Private Sale—A desirable building
lot on New St., Mt. Joy, 54 ft. front
and 180 ft. deep. Call on Wm. Dil
linger, Mt. Joy. may 27-tf.
For Sale Cheap—A 314-horsewower
gasoline engine will be sold for only
$35 if taken soon. This engine was
replaced by an electric motor reason
for selling. Come and see it run.
Just the thing for a farmer. Bulletin
Office, Mt. Joy. tf.
Cheap for Quick Sale—Two good
pool tables complete with balls, cues,
racks, etc. apply to Mt. Joy Hall
Association, Dr. J. J. Newpher,
| Manager. tt
For sale Cheap—A_ large gas gener-
ator for an automobile in first-class
condition complete with bracket.
Only $5.00 Apply at this office.
NOTICE—I am prepared to do all
kinds of hauling, Tiowin owing Iots, ®nd
work of that ing, Charges very
asonable J&cob Brown, Mt. Joy. tf.
= For Sale Ch heap—A good as new
marbletop table. Bulletin Office.
FOR SALE—A fine 9.room house,
| corner Columbia Avenue and Walnut
{ street, Mt. Joy. Apply on premises.
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Tobacco Salesmen Wanted—Earn
$100 monthly. Expenses. Experience
unnecessary. Advertise and take
(orders from merchants for Smoking
land Chewing tobacco, Cigarettes,
Cigars, etc. Send a 2c stamp for full
particulars. Hemet Tobacco Co.
j York, N. ¥. jly 1-10t.

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