{ Mount pr. their ' ce not news me and Chan- positive. later than priisments Tuesday | applica- | pel: hero to a news either. ss 8 8 @ Phe Mexican war cloud : ttle while ago. * - * * York stock exchange is nshop for Europe. . ® . . beautiful Blue Danube feful Red Danube? ; » paorpe has | past week. no wise | Visited vaiting President Wilson. [en ian OL apout fifty pupils county, entertaing Saturday afternoo a straw ride te The afternoon wa, various games. MN \charge of the team. The A. M. E. Church and Mt. Joy opened the camp meeting in the W. L. Heisey grove near this place Sunday. A large number of speakers and sing- ers were in attendance. It re- ported that about ome thousand per- sons attended the meeting. —— Eee MAY TOWN Miss Alice Blessing visited friends at. Quarryville the latter part of last week. Mrs. Lillie Meynke of New York, visiting her sister, Miss Rose Shuman. Mrs. Bepj. Derr of Marietta, spent | Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. J.| R. Roath, Miss Mary | phia visited Miss vally on g them Springs. playing had in In Smith Florin annual of is is Hayman of Philadel | Ethel Culp the of Harrisburg, | Milton Shire Mr. John Deibler Mr. and Mrs. over Sunday. Mrs. Catharine Dytch and daugh- = the dogs of war is not | ter LaRue of Philadelphia, are visit- f you haven't got the muz- | buld all tates j sdhankful that the | European | | . | | na- | Bosshart gs as i re will soon be a | o . | rket fj ny more warships | don’t : | * > war wind blows in thf universe you can see ise on Japan. * - ® ° time t of kles any the bY Spare the the Servian idea of the Austrian rod and spoil child seems to be the Tripartite Alliance. * * ® * wheat to the survivors Chicago's must been due hat the flurry have | uncensored report | will still have to urope is Rll it can Br America’s stuffs, evidently determined to | to better the market big crop of bread- * * * * One of the most valu Mr. Wilson has done able things try is that he didn’t do any warring | with Mexico. If there is anything in matrimoni-| al experience, Austria and Hungary will forget their private differences in fighting outside enemies. * . = * Again the United States has rea- son to be thankful for George Wash- ington’s wise admonition to beware of entangling foreign alliances. = 5 8 = ® Peace loving citizens of thls coun- try will now rise up and tender a hearty vote of thanks to Columbus for having discovered America. * * * * The United States has in actual gold metal as much as any other two nations together. That illus- trates the wisdom of not going to war. There is this opportunity for up a good, ser- a fine country to pick for this coun-| { York | Johnstin Farm. | lersville, : tion | | ecker. | Lutheran Church | morning. { viceable merchant marine now that | the nations across the throwing theirs away. ti Allg ie mi RHEEMS Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Stehman of Mt. Joy, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Landis last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Kraybill and Miss Bertha Kraybill spent Sunday afternoon at Mt. Joy and Florin. The Rheems warehouse ig getitng' its share of wheat. During last week they avergged about ga carload day. The Church water dre | her part who per the Brethren held their regular g services on Sunday. Revs. Eshleman, Shearer and Kaylor officiated. Landis Bros. received crusher which will be once. They will use it on their pulverizing plant. Mrs. Wm. B. Brubaker left her home at Baldwin, L. I, spending about three weeks her parents and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Christian and Mr. and Mrs, E. n guests of morni a large erected at lime for after with Long Miller of of Mrs. en- ecker Elizabeth were last Sunday. Ww. Wm. ow Amelia Shearer Kraybill Br Mr. Pa. M Jos. Mrs. ubak B. ith days Ww and near inch B six for house. took to M Cretna a re FI Shank spent jay his brother, ank lank and family. Prof. Shank ha epted the principalship of the Du- 5 he Brethrea held ing{ last wee’. | Bosshart ing friends in town. Mrs. dren of Mr. and Mrs. Misses Ada Gochnauer of York, Miss Mary Dehoftf. Matthias and daughter | of Philadelphia, chil of Harvey Evans and three Reading, are the guests Frank Kraybill. and Emma | spent the past | week with Mrs. John Mrs. Eli Hershey called on friends in town Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Chas. G. Aurand of Thursday with Mr. J. F. family at Hedgedale spent and f.ouis Lyte of Mil- vaca- “Prof. and Mrs. are spending their with Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Boise City, St. John's on Sunday Simon of in Jno the Prof. occupied pulpit here ~“Shaffner, a former died at his| on Wednesday town for burial Mr. resident home Thomas of Maytown, in Philadelphia, and was brought on Saturday. Mr. Wm. Mayer tained the following Mrs. Fred Mayers, ers, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mayers and two children, of Rock Hill; Mr. John Mayers and friend of Lancaster. J. H. Keener, our marbla worker, is adding a 20x20 addition tq his al ready complete plant. His work is| sought after for miles around. He| recently sold out his horses and | wagons and replaced them with a| heavy auto fruck to handle both| rough material and finished work. | He has the truck arranged so he can place a lot of chairs on the platform to accommodate parties desiring an outing. Saturday evening he had al party of sixteen from Rheems, at Manheim, to see the Photo Drama of| Creation. | Miss Emma Bosshart ' of York,| gave an organ recital in the Re-| formed Church on Sunday évening. | She was assisted by Miss Mary] Heisey and Miss Rose Shuman, Miss | Mary K. Dehoff had been on the| program as soloist but at a late moment, she found it impossible to] fulfill the engagement so she yielded in favor of Miss Bosshart, demonstrated her abilities as vocalist as well as organist. Miss| igs remarkably talented and who ever heard her play or be indifferent about hear- again. Cl i a rie MARIETTA Haldeman of L.ee to enter-| { and family over Sunday: Mr. Thos. May- no one sing will ing her of Coates- her parents, Haldeman Snyder of Milton Young guests of Mrs. Miss ville, Capt Mrs. Mrs. town, dna the and Mrs Charles is guest S. Lancaster of Johns- George W. and were Kame. 1ssisted it Poticher services Rev. H. H. the campmeeting at the and Sunday. West Marietta, years old yester- brate the event Bryon Linde- Alberta George was one Rawlinsville he camp, speakers on John Miller of was seventy seven In order to cele with of oS. day. he law muth, visit at Canada, Reich son-in-law, and several others re in in Mil good R. engaged from pect to ren Mr. enjoying there weeks ler, despi health. L turned ighton Ia Middletown wrence from at a party given at tlva Nagle, in 1 Cobaugh 1s present home of Misg Lancaster Mis of Mil- of en Ol led were s Vance of Smith of Kauffman pleasant ev own. pent The rogram was fol xd by lowing the good Met the andere v ropolitan band concert in this beginning Air; waltz sacred Strong of Cotun erand in on held place evening, at 7:30 March, Sacred Magnet; request); overture, o’elock overture, Golden Spring Maid, (by selection, Rufuge; | chills | bit of Longen: |. to A MOD Rr adi. Fully Corrobora nd Easily vestigated In- Do you need a good kidney medi- cine? Then read the reports in these very columns of Mount Joy persons cured or benefited with Doan’s ney Pills. to find out if they Mount Joy case Others will follow. Mrs. H. E. Greenawalt, St., Mt. Joy, Pa., says: “I had been feeling poorly for some time and decided my kidneys were disordered. My back ached constantly and I had and dizzy spells. The least work tired me and I didn’t any ambition. I often heard about Doan's Kidney Pills and I got a box. They acted as represented and gave me prompt relief. I haven’t| had any occasion to use a kidney remedy since. I still recommend |Doan’s Kidney Pills and confirm all IT have ever said about them.” Price 50, at all dealers. true. This example. are is an Donegal have Don’t [ Mrs. Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. ——— Our Home Markets Butter, per 1b, Eggs, per doz. Lard, per Ib. Potatoes, Oats, per bu, Wheat, per bu. Corn, per bu, per bu. —— i — #The people’s paper—'Rulletin Actually Keeps Mosquitoes Away $0 many now on mosquitoes at you and to their attack There are inferior pre- market for safe dis- soothe the that we appreciate know- actually parations the keeping a tance from of you would one that away of riginal. Skeeter-Dig Has a not only soothes results thought of quitoeg ing keeps mos- It was the first pre- kind ever offered— paration its the o very agreeable odor and the pest away but from infection prefer a powder the well-known | remedy. Anti-Skeeter Talc Both of these most excellent keeps and when applied. protects If you a liquid popular have Southern we and | : |remedies can he had for 25¢ each at Chandler’s DRUG STORE West Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. Sunday Hours, 8 to 9 A. M. Sunday Hours 5 to 7 P. M. Meet Me on the bridge and We'll Have a Plate of the Best Ice Cream In Town RT ZE LLE R'S| All Flavors at All Times Special Prices to Parties, Festivals, Suppers, Ete. Mrs. C. H. Zeller Marietta Street MOUNT JOY | HOTEL MCGINNIS The undersigned having remodeled | the o¥d Mooney Hotel, adding a| number of sleeping rooms, bath, ete. is now prepared to entertain transi ent and regular guests. RESTAURANT TURTLE SOUP, Etc, Etec. Private Dining Room for ladies In connection with hotel where he will serve in season OYSTERS & CLAMS in any style. \ Walter J. V&V. MecGrinnis PROPRIETOR EXECUTOR’S NOTICE JAMES E. WEBB, late Joy, Lancaster County, ased, Testamentary ring been granted to the un- all persons indebted there e requested to make immediate yayment, and those having claims o demands against the ime W pre- sent them without Sah for settle- ment to the under ned, residing in Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa. ANNIE WEBB, Executrix Estate of f Mount Dece on said es- \. F. SHE The tin NCK, Attorney. business heretofore ducted by Mr. James E. Webb will be continued at tl same location by his son, Chas. M. Webb. jly8-6t CHAS. H. ZELLER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE E, Main St. con- e Mount Joy Calling and Clerking of Public Sales Settlement of Estates Collection of Rents / Surveying and Conveyancing | ing B Kid- i You won’t have to go far | the {simply ask for a kidney remedy—get|of Mrs. |Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that| Greenawalt had. Foster-Milburn| visited | Anthony open | Meeting Mrs. Levi Fissel and Miss Martha | Zeller | town, | Kissel » man's Church. | Royer | day and [and | Mrs. {at Hershey, ELIZAB Irs. Jacob Fisher etna. / Angstadt Reem hal sition at Landisville." Miss FKEdna Rosser of Pottsville, he guest of Miss May Dulebohn. A. F. Ricker and family are enjoy- the Atlantic City. of State and fam- accepte is sea-breeze M. C is visiting Isaac ily. Miss the at Kilpatrick Hertzler Prof. of Harrisburg, Willie and Harris Frank Mary guest of wife. of Lancaster, is Gochnauer and Reba Shultz B.: FF. Miss guest of family. George of Manheim, is R. McLanachan and Ww. of Heiges the guest J. family. Miss Grace is visiting her Shaeffer. Daniel est residents, of Lancaster, Mrs. A. G. Sheaffer mother, one of the old- of the borough is 1y- ing seriously ill at his home. Misses Nora Lowery and | Clifford of Philadelphia, are Jeremiah Drohan. George Resch and wife of Marietta the latter's Mrs Harchenrader. Mrs Frank Underkoffer and Robert Trainer of Philadelphia, and Miss Mary FRester of Washinton, D. Cc. guests of J. BE. Ulrich and wife. George Redsecker den, N. J., position with Company. B.F W. Balmer, Mary guests mother, are A. Redsecker, 3 CG left on Thursday for Cam- he has accepted a Adams Express Gochnauer gs ~Tented the son of where the U7 sestesgecfoofeoeodonforfenforfecgecfonfosfoofocfeionfecfosfontontesfectunts We have finished our inventory and} fint a number of Odds and Ends that we will offer to you at wonderfully low prices. $1.00 Caps 65c¢c. Neckwear 0c. Suits, Boys’ $2.25 5. 110e8 ~ Boys’ Pants 39c¢. Straw Hats Felt Hats 89c¢. Canvas Shoe Rubber Collars I Tc. Oxfords $2.50 Silk Hose a room alle, Garrett Market Street up-to-date pool vacant ve) and will} and | | on South an room cigar store. Prof. H. 1. a teacher of the borough tendered | was elected sl of this | resignation to| Gise who High his School d of the | Millersville. sold his hand-| Avenue to| private | will oc- future Mr. | to| a position as tshe hea accept Public Harry Schools of Wachstet on Volgemuth ter some bungalow College Miss sale, Emma at with her mother the who in near Wachstetter and the West shortly J H. tendered daughter, number cupy it wife will move of Florin was dinner Shumaker. A relatives and The occasion and the| Raymond birthday Mrs. J other a by his | H. of present. friends were very pleasant one dinner was fine. Prof. H. K. Ober of the College] and Rev. S. H. Hertzler of the Church of the Brethren will attend the Sunday-school and Missionary meetings of the Church of the | Brethren to be held at Hanoverdale House 13 and will be speakers. was a 9 9 SPORTING HILL Henry Martin spending week at Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Sheaffer visit- at Shaefferstown Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Fahnestock | spent Sunday with Henry Gibble and wife. is a Mrs. ed spent Tuesday at Naumans- H. Vogel of Eph- former's parents Mr, rata, called on Sunday. Meessrs. Albert and Abram Behm Manheim, spent Sunday with sister, Mrs. A. B. Frankhous- and Mrs. A. on the of their er, { \ | on Thursday, August) among the principal | Work Pants Boys’ 69c. Summer Coat $2.25 Suits, Men $5.00 Rompers 35¢. 41c. Shirts 29¢. - Cream Serge Pants Fancv Vests Dusters $3.25 98c. 19¢. We have many more Odd Lots to clos out cheap and we know it will pay you come and see what you can save. shesfeofesfesfortofoofeciooforfufoefunfonfocfecforfonfugeforfecfesfesfecferte Getz Bros., Mt. Jo gl [I/ 111 1 6 Cylinder 48 H. P. Fully Equipped EE Christ Stauffer of | Sunday with the Stauffer and Amos | Mr, Mrs. spent J. E. and Hill, | families of | Sumpman. Messrs. Rolandis Gibble and Addi- | {son Miller sepn{ Saturday and Sun- | | day at Hershey with the former’s | parents. “Mr. and Mrs. Walter ed the latter's parents, | Mrs. Christ Longenecker Keener visit- | Mr. and | near Eris- | Pr r, Samuel Zerphy and and Miss Martha | of near Mt. Joy, spent Sun-| with the family of Hiram Ruhl. | Mr. and Mrs. B. L.. Kauffman, Mr. Mrs. Herman Shelly, son Alvin daughters Eva and Edna and Levi Fissel, spent Wednesday Mr. and daughter Mrs. Elsie and Mrs. Ford and Anna and son with the Lancaster m Gibble and following on Henry Flory KF Bruba Eli Wenger, Philip Keener, Mrs. daughters Edith Walter, spent family of John Junction, Mr and Tuesday Cassel, Mr tertained Mr. and daught ne: Willia the M1 r LT family en- Sunday: and k- all annie ind family Mrs. Harry and M vere Fasnacht ind iss en- Harvey vn, M family etner- Sunday: John Brubaker and Young, and Mrs Ella Stauffer and Mr. . wghter following on John wife » Anna, 11 nd Kulp and Naomi Square. d es A sr EI. at Church of the Brethren For the next Prof. H. Ober of Elizabethtown, will hold val servives at the Church of the North Charlotte These meetings Rev, Ober College Revival two weeks K re Sretiiron Lancaster, 11 attended. in E'town speaker. street, will be a profes- an on w is sor and is able Our Competitor It’s at so reg in answer to this unusual advertisement. a compraison with so remai don’t much care what they say. lers and their people; not for competition. warns both dealers and buyers to st moral standard, but it is t al after they have seen what approval it will say such We don’t know competition has So far as building comes This ning is not the how to meet the other and owners. When a proposition is as good : what competition been asked to make Kable a car are concer cars for our d competition gen : result of any proposition until ime a price. we ned, we WwW proposition When so u a from i of not knowing find from most ! e are = = =. out, vy away war fine > natu fear man's ill dealers the Herff-Brooks proposition competition dos sales to us because the dealer or owner has only to see the Herff-Brooks to at abuse and criticism must fal] away unnoticed. Remember that the only competition we will have is cars costing from $1,750 competition compliment. Ask competition the price of his car; then make him prove ists that difference in price between what he has to offer you and the Herff-Brooks at $1,375. the loss of 1gainst such sn’'t mean that reali’ realize many = merit, such a price, to $2 ] 000 and that is a hat there ex- or som sor amma rT rere ——— ‘LANDIS BROS, Rheems Pa. = ed BEER ER LR ERR
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