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particularly for their snappy, up-to-the-minute styles, and all their clothing is
manufactured under their own personal supervision, in their own big factory.
A FEW HUNDRED SUITS

THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA.
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he Fullworth Clothing Co, Philadelphia
Have Closed Out To Us The Entire Balance of Their High Glass
SUMMER STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTHING
AT AN EXTRAORDINARY PRICE REDUCTION
: 3 3 HE Fullworth Clothing Co., confines their business entirely to the big re- |
HE Pullwerth Olotliing Co, is one of thie best known and most progressive T tailers throughout America. No one can purchase goods from them except i
Cloihing manufacturers in thewity of Philadelphia: They «io sn encrmous in very large quantities, which debars the average clothiny store from handling J
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and fast increasing volume of business all over the country. They are noted their line. They have never sold goods in Lancaster prior to this firm's advent iy
in this city; no concern’s business being large enough to interest them. They
have just closed the most successful season, having left only

Less Than They Paid For The Raw Materials.
Actual $10
& 18 Values
Actual $12.50
& 8 yas
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Poor Revs Ter CAR Pag Ox ALL Domenie orsi0Y)
On Mona. IrQosts You NoTHiNG. ASK RRIT.

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Which To Them Is As Nothing. They Let Us Have Them “For A Song” As They Expressed It: In Reality
We'll Put Them On Sale For The First Time
THIS SATURDAY, MAY 22 At 8 A.
We Have Grouped This Enormous Purchase Into Three Great Lots
Actual 20 &
22.50 Values
Successors to Williamsons and Foster & Cochran
32-38 E. King St, Lancaster, Penna.
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COPYRIGHT 1914
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER

the young fellows
suitable for men of all ages.
that should bring
THIS SATURDAY.

Facts About This
Wonderful Sale
Patterns are al] new and up-to-the-minute,
and the more conservative as well. Models
This is a positive suit sensation
the value—knowing men here by hundreds,
A style to suit

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Groff, Elmer F. Groff, Roy C. Heil
) man, A, Elizabeth Heisey, C. Ms sonic Home News
{ cement Hiestand, Ambrose S, Plummer, N
4 omimen Gertrude Seldomridge, Bertram if
: Ream, Helen I. Weidman, Lydia L.[ ppo season of of thc. year favoring
: Withers. the purpose of Lodges making pil-
at Ehzabethtown Faculty—Principal, B. U. Aumil grimages to the Homes, accompanied
ler; first assistant, B. Bernice Bek-|, (10; families and friends, has
man; second assistant, Mary K.|,,y arrived, and Meridian Sun
Carter; eighth grade, Katie O. [10s , No. 158 of Philadelphia, was
ler; seventh grade, Florence Me-|;, Lodge to take the initiatory. On
Fourteen Young People Have Complet-|7:,. (ii cate. aay Dutebotm, | pons io, 240 the initiator. On
fifth grade, Mary B. Fritchey; fourth | 5;
grade, Harriet Morning; third grade
with sixty-eight
party, and were con-
they arrived
{persons in their
ed Their Studies Last Week

Effie Shank; second grade, Lillian | que ted to Grand Lodge Hall in auto-
; i Falkenstein; first grade, Lillian Per-|,, piles, where they were received,
The eighteenth annua] commence- guidance and hope you may never rett and May Goss. ang In AIVITeN partis inspected tho
ment of the Kliabethtown Borough | have to be ashamed of us as men

and “More love Thee” by the
choir; also a duet, “There is a wide-
ness in God's mercy,” by Miss Mary
Bletz and Mr, Paul Schopf; and by a
solo “Teach me,” by Mr. D. E. Cope
land, the able and efficient leader of
this remarkably fine choir, Mr. Cope
land ig the possessor of an unusually
clear, deep toned bass voice, which
is under fine cultivation and control,
so that it ig superfluous to say his
singing wag greatly enjoyed.
It has been remembered by friends
from a distance, visiting the Homes
and attending our services and en-
tertainments, that they are astonish.
ed at the excellence of the musical
talent of Lancaster County, as they
to

with the veterans of the Homes, and
hold their services in the Dining
Room of Grand Lodge Hall
In the decorating of graves in the
forenoon, those of veterans interred
in the Masonic Homes Cemetery will
be included.
An enjovable entertainment listed
for the near future, is a Mock Trial
of one of the guests of the Homes,
who will be indicated for a pseudo
serious offense and prosecuted and
defended by genuine lawyers,
BR
Their Marketing Runs High
circus day at Lancaster last
the Barnum & Bailey animals
On
week

; ; Board of Directors—President, J.| wonders of Grand Lodge Hall, and Rnd It tramenils deiner stuten ate seven tons of hay, 200 bushels of
High School was held in Market and women whom you once knew /er Eshleman; vice president, W. A. made the itinerary of the grounds, .... : ” ly. ue ht ed here. its, 150 bushels of bran. 700 bushels
Hall on Thursday evening before a|as pupils, To the board of directors, | wip ors. secretary, A. G. HelseY; | witnessing their equally interesting we who are always present to en-|.; veoetables. ete. and. Used seven
Very large and appreciative audi-|now as we, the class of 1915 are | | oasurer, Harry Wealand; Geo. R.|ohjects of park, farm, power plant, Jy the Jovem of its charm, beautyi ns of straw for bedding. The ecir-
ence, The program rendered was a |leaving schoel, to begin our life LL oe [AUnary. tuest Houses, poultry plant, and uplifting Do not only attest . 1c hands used 650 pounds of meat.
most excellent one, reflecting much | the world of strife, we most hearti- | : Hairy barn. snd orcamery. pigeery, to this, but xe also yeas the --, chickens, 800 loaves of bread, 92
credit upon all who participated. |ly thank you for the many bene-| Presentation of Diplomas disposal plant. pimping | StoRion, statement that when we think and gallons of milk, 700 pounds of butter,
The rostrum was beautifully deco-| fits you have bestowed upon us and| J. H. Eshleman, president of the raservair. orchard anfl the qurivaien speak of the very best. we must in-| 140 pounds of fh. 60 bushels of
rated with potted plants, ferns and | hope you will ever continue in the school board, in a thoughtful ad- Ties. from. the Didze. Road Atl clude our musical friends of Mount- fruit and potatoes, 250 pies. 150
flowers. An extended banner bear-|good work to those who follow af- dress, conveying much wholesome o'clock they . enjoved hearty ville, : tu : quarts of ice cream. ete
ing the year and the letters “BE. H.|ter us. With this we bid you a advice, presented the diplomas to Jonohoon ii the Grand Dining Room. Trather M. E Musser Serior ar. a
8S.” appeared above the platform. |thankful farewell Fellow School- the members of the class. and. spent the Belénée of their visit des of Lodge No. 2 0 olumbia Ht Sebnvet if “vodka ire
The class pennant was also prom- mates, it is now your duty to fill WN in social enjoyment until 4:02 o'clock a BS ii hoir Kindly row. ir . lia a han or
inently displayed. The class motto our places in the school from which The Hager Store when they returned to their homes, ° 1 ih > ee ga a : tiroiiare Foligh coi
\ is “Perspicere Cogitare, Agere.” The | we have just graduated, and hope A very interesting discovery is g110q4 with pleasure in their visit and feniered 2 song SE = 4 rii : fron re Bs 2
é class colors are maroon and gold/!vou will uphold the high standard j.ought to light in the fact that the uiine ang with enthusiasm for the ua SD , naam > ii Se Um le nent Ye
sud the class. fSower, cream. rose, of ihe: school sng. thai Your COM" Hager Store has announced the cele: Homes. = anne or a 48 he ne v hor ar : gi
Salutatory Oration mencement may be as bright and pration of its 94th anniversary, It was our pleasureto gréet among ur fricids Moritaina La "Br : :
i al award. | pleasant as ours, is the sincere while = last year they celebrated the visitors, the Worshipful I Rou M01 viiie, 1 =
Milton Hissiang had been Award wish of the class. We bid you fare- their 91st birthday This is how it of the Lodge Brother Charle Kosh Butterwick and the leader and mem- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ed the honor of delivering the sal : i 3 Trille ree = Ql bers of the choir of his church Estate of Alb B. Culp, late of
; ona os, Pitney wis) Welk : ppened. land, Junior Warden, Brother Sam- ; Mt Jo or aa Ti -
utatory oration. After preiacing bis 1 fe years the earliest nel 0 B r and Post Master The Homes are especi Pa. OY ws oo Le
address with a few brief words of Program ds dated from 1826, when aman © other Cliartes 31 fiowen Jr nate at'this Hime. in havife ah ty Ls gous St Aduiicisiuas of. of. said
hearty welcome, the young fear Dro Following the program: Invo- Ephrata called their attentian to pp, sisit of Meridian Sun Lodge usual = number of entertainments : so Hie :
ceeded to a discussion on "The ...on Rev. §. H. Hertzler; Chor. paper dated 1823 in whieh ang their friends was a Source ot booked s
Blessings of Peace,” which was us, (a) ’'Tis Morn, (b) Over the _ n advertisement of .C.. Haze : i loan She ATATelent Wednesday, Ma 19 {5 he
discourse that abounded in many | pri. at Break of Day: Salutatory, re Sesnccit « thebugh COME A o the Sen iin da : a
excellent wards of advice. Blessings of Peace Milton Hiest-| . jos of Lancaster papers present yme awaits thelr future visites ethitown 11 hold : sort
Valedictory Oration ang Raso¥, Jadostry: ime Groff; | {5 the Lancaster Historical Society op Sunday, May 16, 1915, thanks| On Thursday evening, 2
To Miss Kathryn Cassel had been horus, Timbuctoo; Oration, Self- ;, vear. revealed n Ivertisement to the kindly efforts of Brother and 1915. the 587 Club, composed of mem Nettie C. Cals: Mt
awarded the honor of delivering | Reli: ance, Roy Heilman; Essay, Na-|orc Hage 182 Mrs. Witmer J. Hess, our friends bers of Manheim Lodge. No. 587, 2 Administratris
\ the valedictory oration. She chose | ture as an Artist, Anna Eshleman; | uently, acarefu] search throu from Mountville were induced to: re- Will ive \ 1 in “Minstrel Joh A Naun Attorney.
for her subject “The Present Age.” | Essay, Alcohol ang the Man Ma fles at the Intelligencer offic rat their great kindness of one year show.” ir.14-6¢ 8
Beginning at the very foot of the chine, Ambrose Plummer; Chorus closed the same advertismen ourneving to the Homes, and On Wednesday evening, May 26, : re
bill and working to the top seems and Violin Obligato, (a) Angel's|iancaster Joural and the Lanca the religious services of 1915, Miss M. Elizabeth Miller, teach. EXEcuvoRs NUTIGE ¢
a very slow process, but at the end Serenade, (b) Fo t Me Not; Recl- Intelligencer, 1821 So thig hey came in automobiles er of music at the Elizabethtown yale of om Schon ee o>
it is the best and most lasting. It (tation, Marmion and Douglass, Bepia- the ger Store i its 94th an- and were accompanied hv Rev. R.R. College, will repeat the vocal and in- ceased adi ints 2 y
will make of all good men and min Groff: Va tedictory, The Present niversary instead of its 92nd. Butterwick D. D., pastor of the sirumental concert recently give by Letters testamentary on said es-
women, The life that counts musi| Age, Kathryn Cassel; Presentation| The celebration will be of interest trnited Brethren Church of Mount herself and pupils in Elizabethtown. tate having been granted to thc un-
toil and fight. And now to you, our Of Diplomas, J. H. Eshleman, Presi-ito all. The exploitation and sale of ville, and the splendid choir of the Friday. May 28. 1915, Brother Ful- Sersianed, all, Dersons . imdehled
kindest teachers, we owe more dent of Board; Class Song; Ad-/seasonable merchandise at very 10W church. The able sermon of Dr. But. ler Berestresser, a member of Prince in pri hg — a
than we can express for your pa- dress, Rev. J. B. Baker: Flower {anniv ersary prices will be the main terwick was highly appreciated by Edwin Lodze. No 486 of Middle daims or demands against the sime
tience and untiring energy on our Chorus; Benediction, Rev. G. R.|feature of the event The sale begins alt who heard it and was of a high town will deliver a humorous lecture. will present them without delay for |
behalf, though we have tried you Hoverter. on Wednesday and will continue this order of pulpit oratory. On Decoration Dav, Mav 21. 1915. Seiflement o the undersigned, re-
gometimes almost beyond endur- ~ Class Roll—Kathryn ®¥. ‘Cassel | Week and next. | The services werd Intersperced John M. Good Post, No. 566 &. A. R. siding in el
,ance, IT expresy the sincere gratl- Walter G. Detra, J. Harold Engle, ro Ye {with the singing of the anthems, “I and General Nelson A. Miles Camp CLARENCE SCHOCE
tude of the class for your help and Anna R. Eshleman. Benjamin B® Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin |was clad when they said unto me” No. 26, Sons of Veterans, will unite Coyle & Keller, Attorneys may12:6i |
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CHARTER NOTICE
Notice is hereby given than an ap-
plication will be made to the Govern-
or of the State of Pennsylvania, on
Friday, June 4, 1915, by John A.
Bachman, J. N. Hershey, J. T, Sny-
der and H. H. Engle, under the Act
of Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, entitled “An act to
provide for the incorporation and
regulation of certain corporations,”
approved April 29, 1874, and the sup
plements thereto, for the charter of
an intended corporation, to be called
Bachman Chocolate Manufacturing
Company the character and object of
which is the purchasing, manufactur-
ing, preparing for market, marketing,
buying, exporting, importing,
dealing, in and with cocoa, chocolate,
cocoa-butter, candy, sugar, Syrup,
fruits, nuts and confections of all
kinds, and the raw materials from
which they are made, and the pro-
ducts whatsoever used in their manu.
facturing and all materials, supplies
and other articles necessary or conm-
venient for in connection with
and in carrying on the business here-
in mentioned part thereof,
export and
kinds of milk,
manufacturing
ch milk
in all their various
these purposes te
i all the
leges, of the
supple-
selling,
use

or any
also buy, sell, import,
deal in any and all
and

market st
producte
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and for
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ssemblv and its
H. EDGAR BARNES,
JOHN A. HIPPLE,
Solicitors.

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