ay, November 11, 1914. BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY. PA JI J Af MAO HE Have { ‘our : Refunded To You Yes, Ride to Lancaster and bo EE ‘Diamond RINGS of good HOUCK AND WAGNER Great Pair of Middleweights to Meet November 16th a = ‘Thanksgiving : Proclamation v. Noveniber n worth = Prince ‘street hall to see. It will be - Lancaster has Mon- Athletic for the 16th, much culb of should night which 11 ER going farther than custom of our people to turn in the the year in praise and Al blessings and mercies to us as a nation, The T HAS long been the honored fruitful autumn of God for His year that is now drawing to a close since we last National Thanksgiving has been, while a year of the mighty forces war and of change which world, also a year of special blessing to us. It has been vouchsafed for us to remain at peace, with honor, and in some to suffering and supply the needs of those We have privileged by our own peace and self-control some degree to steady councils and shape the' hopes and purposes of a day of fear and distress. Our people have upon their life as with a deeper comprehension, a realization their sponsibilities as well as of their blessings keener moral and practical significance of what among of the world come to. The hurtful effects of foreign war dn their mercial affairs have made them feel the more and see the clearly their mutual dependence upon one and have them to a helpful co-operation such 28 “they have seldom practiced be- They have been quickened by & moral Their | pefore. for peace, their earnest pity and sympa- ire thy for those who are suffering, their/ readiness to help and to think of the others world. Our people { between I[.eo Houck of Lancaster and [Kid Wagner of Wilkes-Barre, This | will be tl first appearance Leo | Houck this season, been boxing right along. thanksgiving to J mighty many observed our day of of but Wagner has | Every Lan- lover of the sport knows the Houck, but are ac- quainted with the career of Wagner, |g much better boy than E one thinks. Only last week he feated Peck Miller in Philadelphia, and on Thursday night Jack E | Blackburn in three rounds at Allen- |B town, He has defeated Battling Lavin. | &@ sky twice, Jack McCarron, twice, K. | @ O. Brennan, George Ashe, four times, a Jack Fitzgerald Tim O'Neil and|z CLOCKS others, He has had a ten round draw | Houck once middleweights his game, but | ®@ Houck. | about boxers 1e Pure white stones discipline because of of have disturbed the size, mounted in fourteen carat of Middle Age Especially. have found no remedy for the horrors that uring change of life, when through the long ay it seems as though your back would break, ead aches constantly, you are nervous, de- uffer from those dreadful bearing down pains, Prget that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound e safest and surest remedy, and has carried hundreds women safely through this critical period. Read what these three women say: caster Gold $15.00 A SPECIAL BARGAIN Solid Rings at record of few parts succor the who are in want. in who is a any | = de- own of sense of the the nations looked deeper and their a nation re- stopped a part may own industrial and fully another, com- more stirred From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, N.Y. Burrare, N. Y—“I am writing to let you know how much your medicine has done for me. I failed terribly during the last winter and summer and every one remarked about my appearance. I suf- fered from a female trouble and always had pains in my back, no appetite and at times was very weak. “I was visiting at a friend’s house ene day and she thoug..: I needed Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I took it and have gained eight pounds, have a good appetite and am feeling better every day. Everybody is asking me what I am doing and I recommend Lydia E. Pi You may publish this letter if you I hope others » have the same complaint will see it and Ith from your medicine as I did.”— Mrs. A. HorNUNg, 91 St, Buffalo, N.Y Ww "0. IRICHMOND, VY A. Jack Dillon and met None of the too anxious with Also unusual values in Eight Day Clocks from $3 up. 0 1 G1 1 BORER RN fore. great stimulation. 0 unmistakable ardor disintered any for they all Those HR = look alike to needs of have revealed them to themselves as well as to the who know all bout this % been secured at 7 a big there be alo slight who | # ' want seat reservations can leave the |B can appreciate what a good feed it serious of of steadi- nations who need anxieties bfisiness all food: the self-possession our is and difficulties the men other ha that crops will amid the resourcefulness really and S m Y and will serve most cost, so Don WV. Gorreeht (Near Bowman's Store) and will in People, as well as our own, The of the talities commerce intercourse. The Panama Canal has been opened to the commerce of na- tions. The two continents been bound of friendship. New instrumentalities of international ated which will be also new instrumentalities of acquaintance, and Never before have the people of the United been, the of ness our raise prices with instrumen- channels of trade and business country has been supplied new names as the patrons of the club who |@ all times will be|g MOUNT JOY, they 5 i 1 on 1 EE and the of the world with new gecure tickets PA. the entitled at as given perference because «Qa SOR ERE ig To This Woman. s troubled with a bearing down pain and ot stand long on my feet. Of all the » like Lydia ¥. Pinkham’s Vege- A £5 of America have in closer guise |are to ow EW EEE). TY lec rade have been cre- = Je weakness and c« trade hav een Cr intercourse States their Parable on Boys in this day and generation American Plan his son “on sidewalks. He lay- soda founts and im- and hookworm. He knowledge nothing words, ines I took nothin ed me Compound. I am now regular and am getting along fine. innot praise the Cornpound too much. It has been a blessing to me i hope it wi to other women.”—Mrs. D. TYLER, 23 West n St. South Richmond, Va. Pains in Side, Could Hardly Stand. 1, Wis—“I was in a bad condition, suffering from a female le, and I had such pains in my sides I could hardly move. Be- 10le of one bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- mutual service. Verily Rates Moderate so situated for their own advantage or advantage the father neighbors, or so equipped Therefore, I, Woodrow America, do hereby designate Thursday, the 26th of Thanksgiving and prayer and invite the people land to cease from their wonted occupations and in their land places of worship render thanks to Almighty God. In witness whereof I have hereunto my hand seal of the Uniteq States to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this 28th day of October, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fourteen and the dependence of the United States of America the one hundred thirty ninth. WOODROW raiseth up serve themselves. Wilson, President of the to the streets and eth around the bibeth slop groweth save cigarettes When he acquireth a E101 1 11 of as United of November States next, Exchange Hotel Mount Joy, Pa. a day throughout the homes in of several and cuss had taken the wl e Compound I felt better, and now I am well and can do a good s work. I teil everybody what your medicine has done for me.” rs. JouN Tromrson, Lodi, Wisconsin. attains the age of f six- suit of clothes Albert Zaepfel, Pro bottom fur- | feet. He display- $30, socks with pur-| Has all modern convenience such as | violets to the |Baths, Hot and Cold Water, Steam ltront, He weareth low-cut, tan| Heat, Electric Light, Ete. | shoes, also a bright green He : . I looketh like a banana merchant on | Table Is Supplied With the Best the Market Affords cure for sickness and so long as such | { simple ailment the streets of Cairo. colds The inside of his head resembleth | the inside of a pumpkin. He fall | { eth love with spindle-shanked —_— girl with pink ribbons in her hair, FOOT STRAIN jand craveth for an automobile that il mba | he may ride her forth in the spring Little Talks on Health & Hygiene by | time. He scattereth his pin money more discussion, contradictions and| Samuel G. Dixon, M. D.,, LL. D. | like cyclone scattereth rail flat denial, I presume than any other | itr fence. He sitteth up at night to ailment and the end is not in sight. | Rudyard Kipling makes one of his | Write poetry and giveth no thought Many years ago I noted the fact | characters in a military tale say «A [to the multiplication table. His that severe cases of Pyorrheas were [soldier is no better than his feet” |mind turneth to the vanities of life nearly always followed by more or| The man or moman whose occupa- | and not to the high cost of corn- less rheumatism. Pyorrhea is a di-|tion or duties require them to stand bread. ’ sease of the gums or teeth in witch lor walk for a greater portion of the | Verily, verily, he needeth a board pus is secreted and discharges con-|day come to a certain extent in the applied vigorously to the southwest stantly into the mouth. The teeth|same category, no better corner of the amatomy. generally get loose but are not al-|than their feet. | He thinketh his father a plodder ways painful, so they are neglected.| This is not alone due to their lack and his mother a back number. He The sufferer realizes that his teeth |of mobility but to the ever present pictureth to himself great riches are loose and that his breath is very | strain on the nervous system when suddenly acquired. He dreameth of offensive and some realize that pus | the feet are partially incapacitated. steam yachts and private cars, is constantly coming out between the | Anyone who has suffered from the! Yes, he thinketh himself the real tooth and the gum, but as long as | breaking down of the arches of the stuff. He butteth in where he is there is no pain the neglect con-|feet can appreciate how extremely not wanted; he criticiseth his el- tinues. [painful this is and how serious a ders; he purchaseth cheap perfume Another thing that I observed | handicap. Cases of this sort are:of and smelleth louder than a billy many years ago, and other physician an extreme character. goat, have observed the same thing, people; What people not appreciate is When he groweth up he getteth a who have frequently suffered with that worn down heels which throw job as clerk in a store at $1 a day la grippe, seldom if ever have an at-ithe weight of the shody to one side and swipeth extra change from his tack of it after having been operated or other of the foot may cause a con boss till he is caught.—Cloverdale upon for appendicitis. I have not had | tinuous strain when walking or (Ind) Graphic. the time to personally study the con-|standing. Many people are parti- TTY. nection between cause and effect|cularly careful in the care of their wHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS further than to find that la grippe | other extremities. I SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE does not attack people that never | Our modern shoemakers are turn- BULLETIN are constipated and neither does ap-|ing out better shoes than have ever At this time it may not be out of pear to stop the attacks of la grippe. | been made in the history of the place to give those contemplating It is now commonly admitted by|world. They are less clumsy and making real estate sales a little ad- many of the foremost investigators | more serviceable. Unfortunately, vice so here goes. that the cause of rheumatism origin-| however, the dictates of fashion have! Remember the first and foremost ates in a secretion of pus at some|led women and men to wear foot- essential in getting a good price for point from which it gets into the|gear which distorts the natural shape your property is to thoroughly ad- blood, sometimes from Pyorrhea. In|of the foot. vertise it. Get a good, neat and at- other cases it may be from diseased] The Roman sandal which permitted tractive sale bill printed, telling of tonsils, from what may be diagnosed the toes to assume their natural po- the advantages of your property. In as post nasal catarrh or from other sition and allowed each one of the that manner you wil] get many com- sources, but these are.the mniost fre-|five to bear its portion of the weight petitive bidders and good bidders quent and most readily located and give spring to the step was ob- make good sales. sources of infection as well as the|viously more sensible than the In order to get these bidders you easiest to successfully treat, [French heeled pump. The latter must advertise your property quite Now, if suffer from rheuma- throws the weight of the body on the extensively. tism. the wise thing to do is to find | ball of the foot and this causes a First, by an out just as quickly as possible and strain to keep the body balanced. written sale bill. from a reliable source, whether or|This may be an unconscious action, | Second, by an advertisement in a not any of these conditions exist in but it is nevertheless extremely tire- paper that circulates hundreds and your case. {some. It is possible owing to the phynqreds of papers weekly in the In talking with a physician this craftsmanship of present day shoe- community surrounding your prop morning, one who has been helping makers for both men and women to erty. me in my gffice work for a long time, secure neat, trim looking footgear he said that for many years he had which is sensible in shape. ! been able to trace certain cases of | To be comfortably shod is no small heart trouble back, first through factor in the preparation for one’s he set and caused the teen turned longs up at the two above eth a pair of noisy ple back-ground and his E In- and WILSON or 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable mpound has been the standard remedy for fe- le ills. No one sick with woman’s ailments 2s justice to herself if she does not try this fa- us medicine made from roots and herbs, it 8 restored somany suffering women to health, fess Write to LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. a (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, MASE., for advice. aur letter will be opened, read and answered a woman and held in strict confidence. tie. ‘HOME HEALTH CLUB TO TC 0 TO CC TO and neglected, constipation are adults suffer as the children just so long must the the penalty. in s By Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago, Ill. . in a Also hhuneh Gounter Where Soups, Sandwiches, Cheese, Tripe, Clams, Etc., are served FINE OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE Rheumatism: —Once in a while the tudent of ailments gets quite a jolt and effect are disarranged. The cause of rheumatism has been a ques- tion about which there has been Thblbil AM Mb MMR IL a a Bar is Stocked With the Best Brands of Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars return, absolute- ly FREE !! The outlay for car Good Stabling Accommodation Local and Long Distance Phones OYSTERS OYSTERS LANCASTER, PENNA. THANKSGIVING SALE OF LINENS I.inens That Really Are Linens. they are fare is entirely eliminated when If you want to eat oysters, get I serve them where they are good. you shopat Don- the finest primes in town in every style, Sold in any quantity at right | prices. When its GOOD ICE CREAM you |% want, I can supply you. All Flavors at All Times Special Prices to Parties, Festivals, Suppers, Etec. [1] ovan’s. Linens, like diamonds, have to be bought on faith unless do All that is ne- cessary Is to pur- you're an expert. The good appearance often comes out in the 10 wash. At Leinbach’s you are positively safe, we have taken the stand for honest linens and are sticking to it, that's why we have the largest linen business in Lancaster City. chase merchan- Mrs. GC. H. Zeller Marietta Street MOUNT JOY 1 Hundreds and hundreds of our customers await the an- dise amounting to $10 or will nouncement of this linen Sale every year. It means so very It “Better Linen” at considerably less cost than any other time of the PIOLERED W.GESTEWITE much to them. enables housekeepers to obtain more we year. We bought early, when market prices were lower, it’s then cheer- our pleasure to share the benefits of our foresight with YOU. fully refund not Examples to Give you an Idea of the Wonderful Author of several Songs and Marches. The German Musici- an, offers his services to the people in Lancaster Co. teach- ing on almost any String in- Piano, Organ and Pipe Organ at reasonable prices —tuning pianos and repairing and pipe organs a Values onlyyourreturnfare Odd table cloths, 3, 2% and 2 yards long; $2 39 sorted patterns; were $4.50 to $3.00; now $3.50 to ° Hemstitched Linen table cloths size 56x60 joked 1 00 elegent quality; assorted patterns; regularly $1.39 ° al %e.15 $2.50 $4.50 50c | | { 3 | | i 3 | but the car fare to Lancaster, as well. struments, Ten dozen napkins; $9.00 and $9.50 a doz; you Could any offer be Next time you come to attractive and well organs 00 00 0 0 Special lot of odd napkins; beautiful designs; regular price, $3.00; $3.25 and $3.50; reduced to.. more liberal, specialty. Mount Joy, Pa. 1 EO bleached; new designs; Napkins $2.50 to... All linen damask; full special values at 75¢ to $1.50; 1) Lancaster, stop in Mercerized Damask; full bleached; splendid grades; very pretty designs; special 25c, 39¢ and. Now that’s just’ where we shine. We can print you a poster second to none because we have the equip-| and let us refund Silver Bleached All linen damask; desirable width; several very handsome patterns; 650c, “$1 50 . . » 75¢ to $6.00 Tray covers; all linen; to scallop or hemstitch, 75 925¢c. Others already hemstitched, 25¢ to.......... C ' Hemstitchgd and scalloped sets; all linen; "$9 50 cluding one dozen napkins to match at $5.00 to... ° 15.75 ; Special, $5.00 to.......... 30 k; consisting of nds 69 A . Lunch Covers, neatly hemstitched; various sizes, 75¢c to $4.50; Tea napkins to match; $2.00 to..... Damgsk sets; 2, 2% and 3 yard cloths; round or are; with gapki sets bzen napikins; special sesralennss rheumatism and from that to tonsi- litis, then back to sore throats and a tendency to take cold on the .slight- est exposure and from that to consti- pation. The same powers of di- gestion, assimilation and elimination do not exist in any two individuals alike, so we see a man and wife or two brothers eating at the same table, of the same food for a:.period of years. One is quite fleshy, even to the point of Obesity while the other is thin, sometimes to the point of emaciation. One member of the fam- ily is constantly afflicted with consti- on while another is the reverse. and each Individual will he eye of the careful and an eq rely ent. | daily work and will prove a material aid in increasing individual efficiency. rr A BOX FOR ORPHANS Gleaners of Elizabethtown, Send Presents to Europe | | bills). | “deliver the goods” is the good sales| ment and as to the advertising, we| insert a free notice in our register| weekly, (provided we print the sale Doesn’t that listen interest-| we can | ing? Our best evidence that {in the past, the bills for which were The Gleaners’ class of Christ Re- | formed Church, Elizabethtown, sent | a box containing the following to the orphans in Europe: 38 dresses, | 34 petticoats, 29 pieces of woolen | underwear, 58 pieces of cotton un- derwear, 34 pairs of woolen hose, 46 pairs of cotton hose, 14 caps, B| bloomer suits, 2 sacques, 1 baby’s | outfit 5 pieces muslin undgy/year, 1 woolen waist, 2 dolls, 1 F-nandker- chief, 11; sleeping garmenfs, 1 pair gloves, 1 shoes, 4 ARON printed at this office. a rr is ia EA | | Dancing at Columbia | Colonial Assembly, under of Eugene Flanagan, The management will hold dances every Friday even. Street where I serve the best of ev- on|erything in season. Try my oysters special dance|in every style. Clams, etc. ing. in Keystone Hall, and Thanksgiving a big will be held in Columbia Hall, Kro- del’s orchestra will furnish the mu- sic. ’ crane PA From a Foreign Lan. | pt Elizabethtowri ncle Sam's armg fize year | Falrview Street Some one has been carrying away | feed from a farm near Donegal] Springs. Beware; your life is in some one’s hands. East Donegal Farmer A NEW RESTAURANT I have opened a first-class restau rant at my residence on Fairview JNO. B. GANTZ Mt. Joy, Pa CHARLES S. FRANK AUCTI@ T Jov, P Promp; Real RE WARNING your car fare. i . 8° “fare. ER OO RCRA I DONOVAN] 4 fixe a I SAI tg Bh LI The Do:iovan Company 2-38 ing Stree Penna. 11
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