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THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA. Wedneq@®> January 27, 1915,
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Isday, Feb. 2, 1915
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Martin, The Clothier,.of Elizabethtown
Will Open a New Store in Mount Joy
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fll Sell the Following Live Stock
resh Shipped Western Horses & Colts
W. M. Grove who advises us that he never worked
s he did in buying this load of horses and
1 big ged feeders, all purpose
bred driving Western Horses
have the size, shape and con-
red draft horse or colt, the ki
1d make money for any pe
Will have severa
D b+ MARTI Has rented the first floor ipf the D.
x * H. Engle building. The p nt oc"
cupant, Undertaker H. L. Spohn will occupy the second floor. After re geal d
appeals to come to Mount Joy with our class of merchandise, we have ar-
as far
ranged to come. We do not come as strangers, as a great many have favored
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us with their patronage at Elizabethtown.
Roans also a few
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At our recent stock inventory we found we had over $5000 more mer-
oundas
4 ey ; chandise than we usually carry which was largely due to the mild Fall weather
llcad of Acclimated Horses
up to almost Christmas. This extra stock on hand we decided to open up now
the surrour 1g countieg consisting of the
d > from 14 to 16 hundred
kind with , shape and quality to them-
1 smooth lot of big ¢ ready for work, the balance
bf general purpose horses, farm chunks carriage horses,
ks and in fact a horse to suit almost any person looking
s work or plea e horse. As we will have all kinds
1 cheap work slave to a bang-up good using horse.
es range in age from 4 to 12 years and are mostly all
broke to all harness and city objects.
instead of in the Spring and give Mount Joy and vicinity the benefit of a sale
same as is now going on at Elizabethtown. For this reason we will only be
temporarly arranged for several month, until we have disposed of this stocks of
high grade merchandise. We come with a stock of SUITS and OVERCOATS
from the best to the worst as they are assorted in every stock. These goods
will be sold at cost and in most cases less than cost. You have heard that be-
fore, but say, COME AND SEE.
Nothing held Back; all must go. In this limited space we mentionbut a
few of these bargains, but they give you an idea of the great values that
await you. Don’t wait until the best is picked out. Come early, come often. |
will Have a Lot
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in age from 3to 10 years and weighing from 7 to 12 hundred
h, consisting of mated teams, single line leaders, single
few good, big work slaves.
» our usual run of Commission horses and mules of
Notes for 30, 60 or 90 days will be taken with
paying discount.
Schaeffer, Auct. D. B. Kieffer & Co.
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Overcoats a Men’s Shirts
Overcoats of all descriptions. ri | Ad ir. Men’s full cut 50c Shirts at 38@
Lots of $6.00 Coats that were $10 and $12 ¥. {|| 0 gl] =o Men's full cut work shirts, none better
A lot of newest patterns, were $10 and : HT A ' | for 50c. Sale price... ... ..39¢)
$12. Saleprice................8§ 7.00 1 TR ir if Men’s Dollar Shirts, Wachusett Brand,
$15.00 onesat . .... 10.00 BN i= |. | sale price
18.00 onesat . . .. 12.00 i
20.00 ones at .. ....- 14.90
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. T. GARVIN & COMPANY
31-37 EAST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA.
Boys’ Pants
Men's Suits oe Ten Dozen of Boys’ Knee Pants, 75c
A large stock of Men's $15 and $18 kind at iy 8
Suits go at. . ... $10.00 : 3 ; 9
Our strong $12 line. Sale price 7.00 : : Si Men Ss Underwear
All $20 Suits einen... 12.00 i A lot of Ribbed Underwear, $1 a suit.
: Sale price :
Lancaster's Greatest
Cloak and Suit Sale
More than a Thousand Garments
For Women and Children At
Only a Fraction of Regular Prices
The entire surplus Stocks of two leading Manufacturers of
Women’s and Children’s Clothing were bought by us the last
week at about 40c on the dollar and are now being passed along
to our customers on the same price basis—thus making this
Men’s Trousers J .
300 pairs Men’s separate trousers will = Raincoats
be sold cheap. Former price one to five 3 50 Cravepette Raincoats, were $8, $12,
dollars. : oh & $16; Sale price ... $4.00, $6.00, $8.00
Men’s Corduroy pants at less than cost.
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Shoes Shoes : i Suspenders
20d Poli
A lot of $4.00 Waukery Shoes. Good Dash Police suspenders
lots. ‘ Sale price serves $2.88 v | ’ .
150 pair Boys’ Lace Shoes, sizes from Copynght 1909, by Men S Arctics
Michaels. Stem & Co, Rochestes, N.Y
98c { 10 dozen Men's Buckle Arctics....79c
Sale Starts Wednesday Morning, Jan. 27, ’15
MARTIN
Clothier and Furnisher 2. el Mount Joy, Penna.
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The Greatest Garment Bargain Event
We have been able to present this Season
The Garments are FRESH NEW STOCK of the Season’s
most approved shapes and styles and will meet the demands of
most careful dressers, Scan Thig Carefully:
Women’s Coats at $1.95
REGULAR VALUE $3.95
Ful] length black Thibet; all sizes; also a few neat mixtures;
on Sale in the Basement at only $1.95 each.
Women’s Coats at $3.95
REGULAR VALUES $7.50 To 810
Black and navy cheviots; Zibelines; Chinchillas; Mixtures;
ete., all sizes; at. only $3.95.
Women’s Coats at $4.95
VALUES FROM $9.50 To $12.50
Truly a remarkable collection of Foxtrot: in zibellnes and
other heavy materials; also astrakhans in navy and black.
Women’s Coats at $6.95
VALUES ALL THE WAY To $15
Tailored Coats also many of the season’s pretty novel-
ick and colors
Women’s Coats at $9.95
VALUES ALL THE WAY TO S20
A big variety of Fur fabri¢ Coats in black; navy and brown;
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REGULAR YALugs Y0 $12.50 . 1 15 » a 2h JOHN H. DEITZ
ed218 0 short leneths; navy, brown, green und o tow black ¥| Days of Appeal For 1938 lhitfemor os Stoves! Stoves! Stoev!
TO THE TAXABLE INHABITANTS e Electrical Contractor
Shoe Polishes WE MUST HAVE THEM
Women’s Suits at $8.95 OF LANCASTER COUNTY
REGULAR VALUES UP To $25 Pursuant to the provisions of the FINEST QUALITY LARGEST VARIETY MOUNT. JOY. PA, od i
QUAL rae SO This is an article that concerns us all but often the qu¢
answers: Which Stove?
laws of this Commonwealth, the under- ne
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for so smal] a price—$ Bere ive me I tive Bor IW | Electrical Supplies and Fixtures For Sale Bat Thos of 4 Wr. Pasir aioped: to gaits. vs of
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The greatest collection of Smart Suits we have ever shown signed Commissioners of Lancaster Co.
inhabitant within
1 1 oughs, wnships and city of said | | ;
Girls’ Coats—Sizes 2 to 6 years aonaty that appeals from the real es- EDGE hiR lava At my Place of Business cult question by installing in your home one of the Famous S
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Are now marked 98c; $1.50; $1.95 and up to $3.95 instead of tate, Pex onal propery hes a ta ron ~0a \ohe LUSTRE ALL KINDS HOUSE WIRING A shine or Othello ranges and in addiion give an absolute guard
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$1.95 and to $7.50. | County Commissioners’ Office, in the f ; CARVAS SHOES | | tee sati
: : | Sones Lancaster, on the days follow- ERLACK (TERT: | : SPECIALTY ; las ua) 81 Saves must give entire satisfaction and if troun
Girls’ Coats—Sizes 6 to 14 Years (BP ss sono pe Sr | I will be pleased to estimate on i imperfect installation
Are now marked $1.95 and to $5.95 instead of $2.95 and up | West Donegal, Friday, Jan. 2. S| i Sd {the wiring of your house¥ ane eading Stove works have an expert stove man who give
to $12.50. } Mb Joy ua Feb. 2. il EAE |Ind. Phone No. 850 feb 1-3 mo. this matter his personal attention he will come here and adjui
| Fast Donegal, Tuesday, Feb. 2. 8 / om te $e rT every range installed to the entire satisfaction of our customer. |
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soi o 14 Years Reduced | Past Hempfleld, Wednesday, Feb. 3. ILS | |
Girls Wool Dresses Sizes 6 t £2 ce | ast Hempel q Wwe dneaday Fen. 3. LL ¥ | 20P0PPPPRPE®® In order to prove this give us a trial.
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ip ha. .- as follows: - _ - TR | Rapho, Wednesday, Feb. 3 “GILT EDGE,” the only ladies’ shoe dressing that Weare Always Prepared to serve
All $3.50 to $4.95 Dresses now $3.00. | Columbia Bi Friday, Peb Sent i SoMa Ol, ois Poliches gs Bree BROWN BROTHERS
| No appeal Ww e Co i oes, shines withou } ”
All 3250 to $2.95 Dresses how 2 { upon the days designated for the re- rubbing, 2c. “FRENCH GLOSS,” 10c. Pure Successors to J. H. Biiohl
Bh us 10 is Drews non 2 Te Sie Faliore to come a) Miduolrihor an shore or "DANDY. seri. gr. oe §
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Tao oper time, and not then unless “QUICK WHITE" (in liquid form with sponge quick- Spring ® West Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna 8
| the person appealing is accompanied A lycleans and whitens dirty canvas shoes. 10c. & 25¢. | ’
the assessor of the district in which _~"ALBO" cle hitens BUCK, NUBUCK, Water :
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» | KIND READER:—IF YOU'RE IN “Sit down, sit down,
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5 | the property under consideration is as- SUEDE, and CANVAS SHOES. In round white cakes
packed in zinc boxes, with sponge, 10c. In hand-
SC The * Commissioners will sit to hear 8ome,large aluminum boxes, with sponge, 26c.
[ appeals from § to 12 o'clock in the Ifyourdealer doesnot keep the kind you want.send us |
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/ DRINK m from 1to 3 in the after the priceinstamps for fullsize package, charges paid.
! noon of the days designated. Asses- WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO.,
’ : % | sors are required to be In attendance 20-26 Albany Street, Cambridge, Mass. |
1 \' | during that time. The Oldest and Largest Manufacturers of
By order of the Shoe Polishes in the World.
| BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. ___ =| SELF READ THIS SPACE WEEK home, and jist wish ye were,
1 WwW ER | Attest: DAVID SFOTR Sabseribe for the Mi, Jov Dallelin JN. Stauffer & Bro man of ye, that same!”
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