Wednegday, December 1, 19186.

| Fruit Growers Will Meet

BRILLIANT! WONDEROUS! COMPREHENSIVE!
CHRISTMAS EXPOSITION
It's almost impossible to find adjectves strong Among the Big Features are ‘The City of
enough to convey an idea of the beauty, the Dolls’’ “The Land of Christmas Dreams’’
immensity and the importance of this Great both of Great interest to Children and Grown-
Christmas Exposition. Truthfully,-it’s the ups. The special displays of Haudkerchiefs,
first show the Leinbach Store has ever present- Leathers Goocs} Art Needlework and Linens
ed-we dcubt very much if you can find its are wonderfully attractive. All other lnens
equal in this section of Pennsylvania are in complete Christmas readiness.
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Double JA’ Green Stamps
jury, J. B. Graybill, Refton;
Pawpaw, J FP Jones,
election of officers
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withdrew Her Suit
will be remembered
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YICTROLA OR CRAFONOLA
Will Make Your Home a Happy One
Lonovan Perfect Talking Machine Shop Ofters You
a Service Unequalled in Lancaster!
One Dollar First Payment Places a Victrola or
3 “« 5E%
Grafonola in Your Home.
The Balance Can be Paid for in Small Weekly
or Monthly Sums to Suit Your Convenience.
Victrola and Grafonola Range in price from
$15 to $400. Any Machine at any price may be
purchased here on the most liberal terms.
It’s exactly the same price whether you buy
for spot cash or on this convenient Donovan Grad-.
ual payment plan. No Extras! No Interest! No
Collectors. :
The Donovan Perfect Talking Machine Shop
has tho most complete stocks of Victrolas and
Grafonolas and Victor and Columbia Records in
the Whole State of Pennsylvania.
The Donovan Perfect Talking Machine Shop
is Manned and Managed by the Most Compete t
Instructors, who will give you reliable advice
whether you are a purchaser or not.
The Donovan Perfect Talking Machine Shop
has three absolutely sound-proof hearing rooms.
Something unknown in any other department in
Lancaster.

All the Music of all the world is yours all the
time for the payment of a small sum at Donovan's.
A WARNING
“ONT le sata : : . : :
ON r let anyone mislead you into purchasing a Talking Machine built to look like a Victrola or Graf”
onola, but without any standing or reputation in the trade.
the markei with high-:ounding names and cost almost.
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If not quite as much as the genuine Victrola ~
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o oot be misled, these counterfeits are dear at any price. The machines that are ‘approved
ousanc of the world’s greatest artists are good enough for you. Buy a
Victrola and buy t at DONOVAN'S. Do not'misled. Buy a
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Several Big Underprice Purchases of Fine Furniture Suitable for Xmas. and Wedding Gifts
Make Your “elections NOW when Stocks Are at Their Best.
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Successors to Williamson and Foster and Cochran
32-38 East King Street, Lancaster, Penna.

The regular’ monthly meeting
| the Lancaster County Fruit Grow-|
| ers’ Association will be held at the]
(Farmers’ Bureau room, No. 6 West
| King street, Lancaster, Monday af:
ternoon, Dec. 6, at 1:30 P. M. The;
following program has been arrang |
ed: Preventing Rabbit and Yio In) Change Shocks old Timers of Cal
Grafting Trees that Prove Untrue to
{ Name, W. R. Bolton, Holtwood; The |
Lancaster. |
This is the annual meeting for the |
and a good at-|
tendance of the members ig request-
that last
in these col-
umns an item to the effect that Mrs.
Sadie Miller of this place, had sued
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Saturday ornings nti 12 oC ock Joos husband Mr. S. H. Miller for
maintenance before Squire Mable at
Also “DoublejStamps’’ with all purchases cvery morning next week. Do your shopping in the Mariews, on Saturdey ight Mi,
: 7 Ef : : i Sadie Miller, accompanied by Mr.
morning and avoid the crowds ter in the day. You'll find it much more comfortable, conv- and Mrs. Bob Kauffman went to
enient and pleasant. Marietta, when Mrs. Miller paid all
: costs incurred thus far and with-!
drew the suit.
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Bought Greiner Property
Mr. Jones Aston of Millersville,
i) purchased from D. F. Greiner and
4 Silas Stoner, administrators of the
Greiner estate, the frame property
B on West Main street now Occupied
by Mr. Harry W. Garber. The con-
g gr . £ 3 AJ sideration was $1100. Mr. Aston
LANCASTER, PENNA, a — # 7
will move here April 1st, 1917 and
until that time Mr. Garber will oc-
* cupyv the property.
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THE BULLETIN. MT. JOY, PA.
- PAPER MONEY
INSTEAD OF GOLD

ifornia, But Otherwise Will
Work no Trouble.
One of the interesting results of the
establishment of the new Federal re-
serve banks is the gradual disappear
ance from ordinary circulation in the
far west of gold coin. The Pacific
Coast has been the only part of the
United States in which gold coin in
the pockets and hands of the people
has been the regular medium of ex-
change. In other sections the gold has
been in the banks and treasury and
has been represented in the pockets
of the people by various forms of
paper money.
nia was inherited from the early gold
mining days, when private mintage
and even gold in an unrefined form
was in common use. Aside from {ts
practical advantages, western people
| have taken pride in maintaining a cus-
tom that distinguished their section
from the rest ¢f the country. Even
during the Civil War and the years
immediately following it, when the
rest of the nation was on a depreciated
paper standard, California remained

on a gold standard and boasted of be- |
ing the only place in the United States
where either gold or silver was in gen-
eral circulation
Notes and commercial obligations in
California have always been payable in
gold coin, the fact having been speci-
fied on legal papers of all kinds calling
| for the payment of money. The con-

| stant use of ¢
and the ab
characteristic of California.
Since the start of the European war
and the establishment of the Federal
reserve banks, there has been a tend-
nC
ency on the part of the financial insti- |
tutions to encourage the use of paper |
more of this in |
and there is
circulation in the west than ever be-
fore. The new system being intro-
duced merely enforces on the Pacific
Coost the customs of the rest of the
comniry and will do no harm, except
| to shock the sentiments of the old
! Californian
regret to the days when “hard money”
| was the sole medium of exchange in
| the golden West.
money

“ELECTRIC” TOWEL IS LATEST

Device Tried Out at Washington Does
Work in 30 Seconds.
The new municipal building at
| Washington, D. C., is equipped with
| “electro-towels,” devised by its super-
intendent, J. M. Ward. The electro-
' It looks like a rectangular box with the
| front face knocked out and set on a
high.
commodate an ordinary pair of hands.
| There is an electric heating device in
the stand and a blower which forces
the air through ducts into the box on
top, where the hands are held while
| drying. A lever operated by the foot
| turns the current of hot air into fit
and sets the blower at work.
Superintendent Ward. contends that
as the lever is operated by the foot
and the hands are merely extended in-
to the box through the open front they
come into contact with no part of the
ly sanitary It takes thirty seconds
to dry hands in this way.
FIND ANCIENT COIN IN KANSAS
Bears Bust of Osirus, Pharaoh of
Egypt, 250 B. C.
An Egyptian coin in use about 250
years before the birth of Christ is in
the possession of Rev. G. L. Rarick, of

Scottsville, Kan. It is a br coin
about as large as an American half
dollar. The obvse >» of the coin
bears the bust of Osirus, Pharaoh of
| Egypt, who rei 1/260 B. C., and
‘was one, of Egypt’s most beloved rul-
ers.
The side bears a fizure of
the Sphinx, with the sun rising behind
a row of pyramids in the backgrounc
Both sides bear various characters
and symbols.
It was found about five years ago by
Clarence Warmer while digging near
Lucas, Kan., and presented by him to
Mr. Rarick. The coin is in good condi:
tion and was pronounced a genuine
| Egyptian coin of ancient date by Dr
px Don Nichols of Philadelphia, an author
ity on Egyptian curios.
reverse

BIG ANCIENT STATUE IS FOUND

Alexander the Great in Sculpture Un:
earthed In African Town.
Libya, in Africa, again has given an
ancient piece of sculpture to the world.
At Cyrene, once the principal city of
ancient Cyrenaica, a clossal statue of
Alexander the Great, lacking only a
part of the right forearm, has been
excavated. It is a magnificent marble
copy of the celebrated bronze of Alex-
ander by Lysippus, which is known
only by the copies of it on coins, the
original having been destroyed.
The statue probably was made fifty
or sixty years after the original, in the
third or fourth century before Christ
It is larger than life and represents
Alexander, entirely nude, standing,
looking upward, with his right arm
outstretched and his left holding a
spear, on which he is leaning.
A combination of mirror, comb and
identification card to be carried in 8
person’s hat has been patented.
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Only 20 days more to do your
| Christmas shopping. We will reserve
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The custom of using gold in Califor-
id for large transactions |
of pennies have been |
who will look back with |
| towel is simply an electric hand-dryer. |
' pedestal which brings it about waist |
The box is large enough to ae- |
| device, and so the operation i8 perfect- '
SEASON ABOUT OVER

(Continued from page 1) !
and easily defeated their opponents |
{13 to 0. The playing of Ellis, Gantz, |
| Brown, Greenawalt, Long and Mis-|
semer, was brilliant, although every
player on the team was there when |
needed. Breneman, a son of ‘“Sau-|
sage” Breneman, of foot ball fame, |
starred for the visitors. The lineup:
Mt. Joy Reserves Elizabethtown
Missemer ....right end.... Garman
Feil... 0. right tackle.... Fackler
Schroll /.... right guard.... Kinsey
Brubaker ...... center, .. «... Frank
Greenawalt ....left guard.. DeLong
Brown ...... left tackle..... Shank
Long: +...... left end..... O. Kramer
|G. Brown...right halfback.. Morton
jelly ...... left halfback...... Hess
|Gantz ....quarterback.... Breneman
Pennell ..... fullback. .... Fornwalt
Reserves Defeat Maytown
The Mt. Joy Reserves trimmed
| the Maytown eleven in a stiff foot-
ball battle on the latter's grounds
on Saturday afternoon by the score
of 13 to 0. Both teams were evenly

matched in weight but the Reserves’
{long and well directed forward
| passes had their opponents at a loss.
| Mt. Joy Position Maytown
|H. Brown ....left end...... Haufel
|E. Brown ....left tackle....B. Lutz
Geth L.... 0, left guard H Lutz
Brubaker ....center... ILongenecker
Jones right guard.... Haines
Schroll ..... right tackle Smith
Missimer ....right end...Hunzinger
| Gantz quarterback.... Fletcher
| Brown ....left halfback.B. Hershey
Yoong... ., right halfback.... Haines
| Pennell fullback... .. J. Hershey
Touchdowns, Brown, Gantz, Goal
from touchdown, xantz. Referee,
{ Crause. Umpire, Ellis. Head lines-
| man, Laskewitz, Time of periods. 8
and 10 minutes.

Lost to All-Lancaster
final game of the season
before a banner crowd Sat-
afternoon when the locals
| were opposed by the best that could
together, not Lancaster
but in
Joy could
such an aggrega-
were here on this
200d guess
the visitors were a worse
than they dreamed of.
| They boasted of a 40 or 50 to noth-
{ing score in their favor and when
i storm of battle was over they
led by a 10 point margin, the
figures being 13 to 3.
We wish to call the
the sports to the
The was
played
| urday
be
City as
| ter County.
gotten in
LLancas-
not be
agreed,
Mount
defeat
was
expected
tiin of
to
stars as
occasion but it is one
that
| scare
ogiven
ever
{1
| the
only
attention of
personnel of the
| Stars, and you will all wonder how
Mt. Joy ever scored. Glidden, at
left end, and Moudy at left tickle,
were stars and graduated from the
F. & M. Varsity team last year.
Harbeson, Feagly, and Wolf, were
the mainstays on the Lancaster
High School team this year; Wil
liams at right end was a six footer
who was one of the best half backs
F. & M., developed in years, being a
star in the Gettysburg game on
Thanksgiving Day. It is not neceq
sary to say anything of Captain
Mylin, who graduated from F. & M.
this year as the best quarterback
ever turned out by that College.
“Jap” Doremus, at full, who was the
mainstay on the mound for Ephrata
last summer and is now playing
regular with a professional foot ball
aggregation at Reading playing full
ls it any wonder we were beaten?
strenginened by
Althur Scauck, whe
above any of the
pidayerg ig le puouliane
game. It was he who
visitors when they
expecied a forward pass and instead
he booted the bail for a field goal
trom the 10 yard line, giving us our
drst and only score. The score stood
J to VU until the last period. Schock’s
zigzag run for 65 yards, going thru
10€e 10Cdis wele
luce audliuon or
sluud shoulders
LhWelly-Ltwo
oL the
outgucssed
sual
Lae
the visitors, crossing the field twice,
was tue feature of the contest and
made Mylin of the visitors, look as
cheap as Hoar made him appear on
Thanksgiving Day. Schock was gub-
bing at quarterback this year at
Cornel] for Barrett, who has been
everybody's choice for the All-
American quarter, Al] the other
local men were a unit in Keeping
the score so low. The lineup:
All Stars Mt. Joy
Glidden .....left end....R. Bennett
LeRoy
Mondy ....left tackle....C. Bennett
Breing
Feagiey ...... left guard. .Gochnauer
Funk
Wolf so0enter. i... Zink
Germer
Rieke: ...) . right guard. ..... Groft
Andes right tackle...., -Myers
Williams ..right end.... Breneman
Anderson
Mylin ....left halfback.... Kramer
Ranck ....right halfback... Germer
Harbeson ..quarterback. .... Ellis
Doremus ..... fullback, ..... Schock
Touchdowns—Doremus and My-
lin. Goals from touchdown, Doremus.
Timekeepers, Easton and Jones;
Umpire, Witherspoon: Referee Fl-
lis; Time of quarters, 10 and 12
minutes; Field goal, Schock. Score
13. to 3.

“Easy
Picking An Overcoat
At G. & Ws Is

Work”

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hoss” store.
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ANY MEN, we have often thought, must
the thought of selecting their Overcoaty
have somehow got into the rut of going
Choosing 2. Overcoat HERE. is really a
to
anything. You are NOT restricted to a scant
5%
9 patterns or prices. Instead of that, there are hundred
3 separate and distinct patterns to choose from— and yo@
N/
8 can begin at as low a figure ag $8.50, if you wish, and
course, accounts for the fact
than our competitors—simply
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go upwards by easy sta it voor aad
g I 3 sy stages to suit your purse “810
$12 $15 $18 $20 $22 $25 ~830
It takes a mighty big business to be
an immense line of Overcoats like
quantities and for correspondingly lower figures.

Groff & Wolf Co.
26-30 North Queen Street
“Lancaster's Fastest Growing Store”
able to show
this— and that, of
that our prices are lower
because we buy in greater

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Bird and Cage Absolutely Free
You will find in my window
a fish globe with pebbles in it.
The one making the nearest or correct guess of the number of peb-
lutely free.
25¢ or more of Rexall goods, and
have one guess of the amount of
ends Dec. 24, Friday evening at 8
the store when the contest closes
contestant
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EAST MAIN STREET
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bles in the globe will get the Tyrclean Warbler and
All that ig required of you is to make a purchase of
Cage abso-
with each purchase you will
pebbles in globe. Thig contest
o'clock. The party must be in
orit will be given to the nearest
who is in the store at the time.

The Rexall Store
E. W. GARBER
MOUNT JOY, PA.

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