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1 |@) ald I David Brandt, a well kuown and} For years and years the People of | Harriet Blessing, last week buy goods made
5 highly respected resident of Eliza Lancaster City and County have de- Mr, Jno. Keener hag opened a fruit|both the goods and
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at 7:30 o'clock from apoplexy. He large share of their Christmas Gifts, ' street. of Mount Joy busine}
was stricken the day before and ang their well-known reputation for | Mr. Harry Cooper of Lancaster,|ers in the Bulletin.
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never , Te7led, The Soceassa Wa8 ‘merchandise of character and quality spent Friday in town with the W, D.|
seventy-two years old, and was 8 has no doubtbeen one of the chief | Chandler family.
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& | farmer by occupation, but retired reasons for holding and fanessiag Mr. G. L. Pyle of Pittsburgh, was
3 | several years ago. He wag a mem- this measure of popularity. | the guest of hig father at the Ex- fie y (I ig.
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As space is too limited so list all the useful and beautiful articles we offer, we beg
| ber of the Church of the Brethren,| Thig Holiday season, their displays | change hote] here on Thursday. RE
jand is survived by his wife andiof the beautiful, the practical, the Mrs. Susan Williams left yester-| FOR SALE—Building as
I three sons, David, Irwin ang Bd- | useful, have never more comprehen. 'day for Columbia, where she will at present occupied by Harry
(ward, all of Hlizabethtown, The give or more attractive, and the | spend the holidays with her daugh-|Witz's shoe store. To be moved!
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to call your attention to the following. J feral took place on Sunday morn-|choice is almost endless, covering | tur. Ist. For particulars call on J.
, $=: at 3 So s the Cy By gift comforts and gift adornments| Mrs, Harriet Blessing and Mrs, | Keller, Mt. Joy.
. of the Brethren with interment in - for the Home, from it A , r : a
Ladies’ Neckwear Comfortables § jo e kilchen to mr | Rev. N. A Barr spent Thursdsy| “GOOK STOVE FOR SALE I
{ Tunnel cemetery, [lor, or of personal gif pi les, | w 3 7
3 jor, personal gift wearables, | with the family of S. F. Frey at class condition and will be
+ | “head-to-foot,” for every member of Lancaster, i
oP» 4 . cheap to quick customer,
Umbrellas Sweater Coats i Mrs. Frank H. Baker J household. Although the sensible| Mrs, Rov. N. A. Barr spent from|on ou W; H Laske
o 4 | Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of Mr, Frank and practical] are so strongly in evil | Sunday to yesterday at Bridgeville,| rales
Aluminum Sets Large Assortment of §H Baker of this place, died after a!dence, there are plenty of charming | where she made an address Monday| For Sale—A fine fat hog weighing
. % | lingering illness of the past five gift novelties, but as Fra Elbertus evening between 300 and 400 Ibs, Call on J.
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Toilet Sets Chinaware zo at 1:45 Thursday morning, would say, they have a slant to- Mr. and Mrs, Chester Fuhrman|W. Shrite, Mount Joy. it.
. . & (aged 56 years, seven monthg and 29 ward the practical, moved their household effects to Co-| YR
Hosiery in Fancy Boxes Gloves Ji os a dsuattor of un] 4 reat many veosle call The Hun. | lummuie Montage ote Harry en| For Saiepa se Swvomiameling
. J [ Jacop C. Miller of Manheim, who is er Store “The Children’s Christmas derfer filled the vacancy. 2 Poplar \strest, Mt. oy, stess
3 Fancy Aprons Stationery Ryn In his 93rd year. There are, Store,” too. A visit to “Wondertown” Mr. and Mrs, David Vogel and heat, bath, and cold .
* > & four children in this family and the the place where Santa Claus makes | gaughter Sarah Margaret of Enola, |tric lights,
} Blankets Men’s Neckwear J lroumeet fo the fut 056 to pums|Us MOMRATion, Wan VORy ier | specs atm te oe te a Sa
t 0 B * [onay, Sie —y : BIE ie Ios And % learned Spat i ie} mer’s sister, Mrs. J. H. Cramer. je. Call
A & . . % |Lhurch of the Brethren. Besides her folks are always welcome to take 1 friend Miss| Joy.
BE & é nanas. +, : > > : : . 3 i Mr. Jack Rolly and frien jor
: Dates, Figs, Grapes, Cranberries, ranges, ana 3 3 Fished, ie Igvse eS rn gi gromy fos wi id ish Pauline Westenberger of Lancaster,| FOR SAL
ie . ° 5 | Minnie, wife of as. nger, ol Santa and see his wonderfu] oys an | spent Sunday here as guests of Mr, [plano will
: L Nuts and Candies of All Kinds , [this place; Irvin Baker of Elizabeth- bi and games and the like. and Mrs. J. Harry Miller on Colum- | Have no us
; loa >. Pie ies of as 3 hi he bo gl Sete bia Avenue, |this office.
. . . + | James Drohan of Elizabethtown. One tions is in their simplicity. atural | wnfr ang Mrs. William Weldon and|
Attractive Prices of Candies and Oranges to 3 brother, Mr. Reuben Miller of Lan- evergreen trees and laure] festoon- Charles Sheaffer of Union Deposit, | OYSTERS, OY
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4 aster Junction and two sisters, Mrs. ing lend themselves admirably for 3 Vii
T i o ca J spent Sunday with Mrs. Weldon’s :
eachers and Sunday Schools + | Philip Hottenstein of East Peters- the extarior decorative scheme and parents, Mr ana Mod G. S. Sheaffer have for sale
: & | burg and Mrs. Elizabeth Eckhardt of the marked contract of the deep on West Maln street |any quantity, ch
You will be well repaid for coming even though you do not wish to_buy. | Manheim, survive. The funeral was green against the beautifu] terra cot. | *™ 3 eb Oysters at very “yes
held from her late home in this ta shade of The Hager Store, ls Orders delivered any time.
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place at 9:30 on Sunday morning very pleasing. The interior of the Baughman, New street, Mt. Joy,
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zi by ey : - i F Tend A FREE notice of your sale is in oct, 14-4t
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giond at 10:00 o'clock in the Church ih is one. gre it ryland wit serted here for any length of time,
x . % [of rod here. Interment was made Santa Claus heads in relief, Christ- provided we print your sale bills. For Sale—Poultry houses and
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| in the Eberle cemetery, mas wreaths with poinsettas, and the This Is excellent advertising becaus try wire. Inquire of J. L. Brunnei
OPPOSITE P. O. MOUNT JOY, PA.
an brilliant colored lights on every |. . = 2
I i It4s read by 30 many people an I have a first-clas uipment a
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Daniel Heisey i notice such as the following squib
Then the exhibition of drawings am prepared to doall kinds of
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hb Daniel Heisey, an aged and highly surely bring the buyers :
he Seieitecdaedionteroitosh { i a . sntered i he : a Santa Claus : sawi
Hoofesfooonfooforforfooofocfecdoforteofosfosfosfofenfulofeofeoferfecforfeofurterferdosfort | respected citizen of Florin, died at €"'ered in the annua] Santa Claus Saturday, Dec. 19—At the new ’" gi ny cord wood, rafiroid
yes : ; ; rawi tompetition is attr: 9 a= ies, ete. 8s wi reasonal
[lis home at. 6:50. Friday morniegiDITVIY Competition ip ofivactingsl, oy Vl Wt Jor ot of RD ces very -
f attention and the vot ples in baskets and barrels by ar. [Cll on or address Martin M. Weft-
after an illness of five weeks, aged 5'eat deal o
? determine the win- man, Box 83, Salunga, Pa. 9-1-2mo.
| 78 years, death being due to gen. IN€ Lomest 10 4 A yEVIC. 5. Fram, ree eC
feral paralysis. Deceased was a farm. NTS is quite spirited and interesting. | —— NOTICE—I am prepared to do all
ler by occupation but has lived in “© understand that every visitor to | This new session of congress has |kinds of hauling, plowing lots, and
a > the store is entitled to a vote. The, le work of that ki
Flora Lie past fourieen Yours Wisre exhibition is on the fourth floor | © ampilen; 10 get turgugh PR rons bl ry pI
(he was engaged at broom making time. We hope they do. reasonable. Jacob Brown, Mt. Joy. tf.
and carpentering. He leaves four Carpet & Rug Store, 2 5 2» F h oo rr
children: Eli, of Lancaster; Lizzie, Among the many conveniences of: Probably the Russians are trying Sr$ale Cheap—a large Zag gener
: ogee 3 ye TM ora > NY is ator for an automobile in first-class
j wife of Mr. Levi F. Sheetz of Florin; fered by The. Hager Store and | even up the loss of the Bulwark
: ereatly selate .l condition complete with bracket.
{ Enos, of Bamfordville and Amanda S'atly appreciated, might be men by the capture of Cracow, bovinie- 1 es 00 Apply at this ‘ofilce.
|of the Zion Home near Lititz. One Hone the hi S. SabPostal Station | lly speaking. = .
[ brother, Levi Heisey of Mechanics- where all the conveniences of the U. | 8 { T ty 0 Tn
| burg and two sisters, Mary wife of S- Foss sory are gered A Why shouli any map Besitate 10 . 088 i Bek most Shoe
Benjamin Heisey of West Donegal bureau for checking your parcels or get married now that he is assured ghts 2 8 raging war Is
and Lydia of Harrisburg, also sur- Wraps free of charge, while shop- of Uncle Sam, smilingly signing
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Pet— Utility and Foundation Stock
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: 3 in 1. Complete and correct outfits at correct prices. Order a Shetland Colt. Write or Come. |vive. He was a lifelong member of PINZ, has been opened on the Second | quired on marriage license? peace Westies vi bi comers.
; | the Brethren in Christ. The funeral floor, not far from the convenient, | ll Slew . :
. . $ well-appointed rest room Deep down in her heart
y Sie | was held at 9:30 from his late home ; . P r heart every wo-
The David H. Brubaker & Sisters Pony Herd in Florin on Sunday forenoon andat Then among other Conveniences Mt. Joy's Best Paper—Bulletin. man thinks she is not too old to
rN | ten o'clock at the Cross Roads meet. Offered are the free telephone ser-| Our Ads Bring Results—Try it. play with dolls if she wanted to.
ROUTE NO. 3, LITITZ. PENNA. ing house. Revs. Henry Hoffer of Vice anywhere in Lancaster County —
N 3 : 8 liberal livery of 3 an- |
Behe SM 1 NB Maria of Bliss P70 109 Wher) delivers of merch BUY ITT «DA
bethtown officlated. Interment was 11Se. by parcel post. (8 EE fd
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WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS best investment he knew of— Marshall Field has advised you to Made at Cross Roads cemetery. re ARasY 10 mwas of 40; viCT
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE Would you follow his advice? advertise. of i Pe HoTatn ore a svinE Hi Ly,
BULLETIN We will take for granted that you | These two gentlemen built up the Jacob Z. Heisey all Aoubis os to the Poni thas the
would. largest retail establishments in the | Jacob Z. Heisey, a life long resi- holiday sh is “on” and the next
Pg It you were looking for an invest-| Is it not for the reason that he world. Each of them made a fortune. dent of Maytown, died at his late 10 days will be crowded full for the
ment and— has made a very large fortune | Each, attributes his success, very home in that borough, on Wednesddy shopping pubMe and the Stores
| 4 John De-Toagkefeller gave you his through paying investments and is largely, to advertising? evening at 11.30 o'clock, from dropsy Se Sie
- ; perfonys¥ assurance that a certain in position to know? Why not take their advice and |ageq 60 years. He had been confined i People Who
Nn scurity was absolutely safe, would | John Wanamaker has advised you use the Bulletin. {to the house for the last several INSPECTING RAPHO CATTLE Thi k T '
ton. "pay big dividends, was in short, the!to advertise. evening, | months, suffering from the disease, Se ; in wWice
>| and was unable to lie in bed for No New Cases of Foot and Mouth ;
i : | the last two weeks being compelled Disease Discovered of Late about what they eat, who
by Tits [to sit in a chair, both day and night. mee f insist on the best and purest
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The deceased was born in May-. A State Inspector is now inspect- | ingredients handled under BDOROLAR
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0 ° } own and was in the undertaking ing the cattle on the farms thruout | conditions of absolute MEC HANIC mm
| business for a number of years. He Rapho township. Monday he in-| cleanliness, will be de- gd S
1S S a 1S | Was a member of the Maytown Re- spected three herds southeast of | Iighted with RM AC A Zz i NE
4 (formed church, and was a very ac- town and several yesterday and thus | Belle Mead i | BYE a 50 des
| tive member, For a number of years far no new cases of aphthous fever | For Father and Son
DOES YOUR AUTOMOBILE NEED REPAIRING? DOES YOUR MOTOR BALK OCCASIONALLY? {he was a deacon and elder, an as- have been found. WwW 4
DO YOU HOP ALONG ON “TWO AND THREE” EVERY NOW AND THEN. IF SO YOUR CAR NEEDS | sistant superintendent of the Sunday, The fine herd of live stock on the | S eets AND AL THE FAMILY
THE ATTENTION OF A FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC. NOW THAT'S WHERE | CAN HELP YOU. school, and ome of the organizers of farm of Mr. Amos N. Musser, a short | Bon Bons Chocolates Arie heey se
|the Nevin Missionary Society in distance east of here, was dispateh- | Writ! in So You Can Understand It
. (1888. | ed last Friday. The method em- | We « a month without
General Repair Work He is survived by his wife and ployed was somewhat different from Be will shew ve ite
: the following children: Dr. William those practiced at other places. You Saw | | publisher for free samp ~ a postal will do.
| HAVE IN MY EMPLOY MR. JOHN KESSELRING, A MAN WITH EIGHT YEARS PRACTICAL C. Helsey, of McKeesport, Pemna.;| A ditch 49 feet long, 8 feet wide | $1.50 A YEAR __ 15c A COPY
EXPERIENCE ON AUTOMOBILE WORK. HE CAN REPAIR ANY MAKE CAR KNOWN TO THE Mrs. Anna Hollenbach, who resides and 7 feet deep was dug. Instead of | THE AM.DAVIS CO Popular Mechanics Magazine
TRADE AND DO IT RIGHT. DOESN'T THAT INTEREST YOU? s ov oBg oe / [in Canada and Miss Mary at home. driving the cattle into this trench | | § No. Michigan Ave., CHICAGO
| The funeral services were held from separately, the entire herd of 27 | UALIT \ CARDS J Te
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hig late home Saturday afternoon /Wwas driven into it, and them the BOSTON. EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE
sean | edi | caged 8 Ic dn be de db de db dun db db dG di dh dh dh Andi ii Edind
at 1 o'clock. The interment was shooting began and continued as |
| made in the Maytown Union ceme- rapidly as possible until al] were |
Rebuilding and Painting
Estate of John S. Nissley, late of
| : : 3 Mt. Joy Borough, Lancaster cou:
3 | WILL ERECT AN ADDITION TO MY GARAGE AND WILL BE PREPARED TO DO ALL | tory. killed. advertised in Penna., deceased. oy,
2 KINDS OF REBUILDING AND PAINTING AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES. LET ME MAKE A 1915 | ee— i —— On the Spangler farm, near May- | . Letters testamentary on sald es
a | ow an r Mr. Alb | { tate having been granted to the
] OUT OF THAT OLD CAR OF YOURS. | TROLLEY LINE TO FAIR GROUNDS '*"" asset 13 Shes. oes THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL BorsiBnt Sil Corti eo
| e seventy- C ( rere - y J
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| | ASSURED demned and will be put to death this THE SATURDAY 30 oro toes i oe claims *
- week as soon as the “grave” can be | |or demands against the same will
i ? Stude bake rs Neto Al Rigs or Way Seeied dug. { EVENING POST present them without delay for set-
2 | alr Association Opposes the : f : - Irs. Charlot erty.
. State Fair And other magazines | lement to Mrs. Charlotte Ee
E | HAVE TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THE WELL KNOWN STUDEBAKER CARS. ANY PER- | e ” ; a LTE ol Ta
SON IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW CAR SHOULD NOT BUY BEFORE FIRST GETTINGA DEMON- emores CAL i HERTS
STRATION IN A STUDEBAKER. THE EQUIPMENT ON THESE CARS Is EQUAL TO THOSE OF | The Board of Directors of the Lan- MN Aa
THE HIGH PRICES AUTOMOBILES | HAVE 4 AND A 6-CYLINDER DEMONSTRATORS WHICH | | caster County Agricultural Fair As- Shoe Polishes | | SADIE E. SWARR
WILL CHEERFULLY SHOW YOU. ONE GOOD SECOND-HAND 1912 FORD RUNABOUT FOR SALE |Soclation met on Monday evening PINES CURITY LARGEST VARIETY Executors
CHEAP. | with nearly all the members of the Suaury SE Christian BE. Charles, Attorney
1 board present. There was a discus- fll coczd f
) Automobile Heeessories Fogel hin Bak:
| that nearly all of the rights of way
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8 | ALWAYS CARRY A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF PULLMAN AND CONGRESS TIRES, have been secured and that the : i G d
5 AND ALL AUTO ACCESSORIES. { building of the Mne is practically as- y ; : | ar en
1 WHEN IN TROUBLE, OR WHENEVER YOU NEED A FIRST-CLASS AUTO MAN, CALL {Sured. There was also a discussion
of better means of handling the SE A IED, : Our Sp cadog- Display Theatre ‘
3 crowds hauled by the railroad com- | ; 3
Mm - U N T JO 5 ’ GA RAGE colitis were adopted opposing LUSTRE J : May - em | Mt. J A
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{the mo, 0 {5° of: to establish a State “GILT EDGE,"Re ouly tadicy gloe dressing that
fair, soeting the tobacco, Dos Lo Arne A ie without to
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