10 il 1} I i Some Had Catarrh! 0 Some Were Deaf! I Can Do The Same for You Some Had Bronchitis! 11 O10 I C.ired These Lancaster Cases OTHER SPECIALIST FAILED TO CURE THEM! Some Had Hay Fever! Some Were Horse! Leman Mr. Trout scarcely Stevens I Cured of Catarrh Frank F. Lynch, House, Lancaster, Pa. tarrh Coughed I Cured of Deafness and Catarrh Mr. W. C. Trout, Place, was hear at bad of nose and spit ped in throat all the time Lancaster Co., Pa. very deaf. Could all. Had Ca- and throat. and drop- gained 12 lbs. in weight. [ cured him. I Can Do the Same for You I can Could not breath through nose, had dropping in throat, spit- Ll EE tine slime, etc. Cured of Catarrh and Deafness Mr. Lynch is the well-known Mr. Edwin E. Ames, transfer man of the ] ILeman Place, Lancaster Co. Stevens House Could not breathe through nose. I can do the same for you Had dropping in throat for years; coughed. He was deaf. His catarrh is all gone. He hears : : perfectly now. Ask him I Cured This Man of Catarrh about it. i I can the same for you Mr. John H. Hilton, 3 do 2 1003 Lititz Ave. Lancaster, Pa. A well known barber, go to see him. He could not breathe cured of Deafness through nose, had spitting . and dropping in throat, bad Mrs. Matilda Meyers, taste in mouth, etc. He 17 East Ross St, Lancaster, Pa. She was very deaf. I cured her. do the same for you. EO EEE) I Cured of 999 220 East Had hay Others Hay Fever and Catarrh Mr. J. S. Horner, Liberty Lancaster, fever for ten years. failed to cure I did it. I can do the same for you Street, Pa. phone. 1 € could hea him. Was Deaf Mrs. P. 0. Stirk, Bowmansville, She could not hear clock nor tele- cured her so that she r in the store Lancaster Co. them and clerk THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA MAYTOWN Ali the Local Lyceum Numbers Greaily Pleased Miss Adella Grove vediiown, Mass Maly Heisey visited in Lan Caslcl aud dvdulumupia. Mr. and Mis. Charies C, Hicks wmowiled wo Harrisburg, Miss: Jane Boll 1s visiting hel sister at Elizabethtown. Mis. Lewis Hartman and Mrs, Geo. noads vislled in Lancaster. Mrs. J. B. lMshieman is visiting her daugnter, Mrs. Christ Forrey. Miss Margaret. Jacobs of York, visited Rev. and Mrs, Jos, D. Krout. Mrs. A. L. Hicks is visiting her daughter, Mis, R. S. Magee, at Har- tisbhurg. Mrs. Lillie Welchang and daughter Mis. C, E, Hollenbaugh, visited in : | Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Magee of Har- visburg, visited Mrs. Magee's mother, Mrs. A. L. Hicks. Mrs. C. B. Gibble of Renova, spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. George Glattacker. Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. and son Kdward, spent some with Mr. and Mrs. Ion Terry. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Ulrich and children of Elizabethtown, were the Terry time guests of Mrs. Ulrich’s mother, Mrs. Mary Sload. Rev. Wm, J. Lowe and John Keener motored to New Holland and visited Rev. George A. Lutz D. D., pastor of the Reformed Church. Rev. Joseph D. Krout, David Hol lenbaugh, Christ Forrey, Rev. Wm. J. Lowe and Dr. Franklin Bohn vis- ited the Masonic Home at Elizabeth- town, Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Hollen- baugh, Miss A. M. Welchans, Mr. and Mrs. George Houseal and son Walter, motored to York, where they attended the services at the Biederwolf tabernacle. The second annual tival given under the Pennsylvania ciation in Lyceum Fes- the auspices of Chautauqua Asso- the Maytown Hall was a treat for those who availed them- selves of the opportunity to attend its sessions. The six entertainments were again given by companies of young people who were accomplished in their parts. The music by the Soiree Singers, the Regimental Quar- tet and the College Club was well 1eceived by the large audiences who listened to them. Miss Mary Agnes Doyle, in her interpretation of “Peg O’ My Heart,” was an excel- lent entertainer, Piof. Reno Wel- bourn’s “Wonders of Science,” was a revelation along the line of what may be done in future years by the use of electricity, Dr. A. E. BEE RRR ER EERE dR RRR EEE RR) RRR REE Had Catarrh of Head, Nose, Throat Trouble, I Cured Him Throat, Stomach and Bowels Mr. Ellwood Stuber, rns icing Pa =] Ephrata, Lancaster County, Pa. “Gained 20 porns in weight. | a = Neglected Catarrh & Bronchitis May Run Into Consumption, No Charge for Consultation or Examination 5 German SpoKen Lady Nurse > | ¥ All Work Guaranteed, If I Take The Case : DR. A. H GA:TON, . SPECIALIST IN DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT AND STOMACH 5B » . 149: NORTH QUEEN ST. LANCASTER, PA. : eggs fice Hours; 9 to 12, 1.30 to 5, 7 to 8 Evenings. Sunday Same B ® = = 1 EEE REE aofunieeoofortosfosfoofosfecfeofeofenfeciesfanioriuiosiosionfocecfonfunieJofeciocfeofecfuntocfodunfuniunfesfoofonfosfoofecgocfeodosfooeieniocfongefosfooiofuionfuctecfecgufodedenduntoesdonfocecfoofosdeofefunfendi, Toscchiaman Flown LANCASTER, PENNA. PTB be Be if Be Peale BeBe Beate oleh ote oToete ole stele cocte ole ste ok fecfocfecfesie ca PR RR PRR NTS TERT TVEEEN The Store With the Smil- ing Christmas Service CHRISTMAS APRONS Dainty little Apiong trimmed in lace insertions, embroideries and ribbons. Every apron in a holly box. 25¢, 39c, 50¢, 59c, 75¢ & $1 CORSET COVERS Ladies’ Corset Covers put up in Xmas boxes. long cloth, trimamed embroide.ies and inser- 25¢, 50c & 75¢ fine nalnsook, ali beautifully in laces, tons and ribbons. FINE CAMISOLES Put up one in a box. White and fiesh. and beautiful] Silk crepe de chine 98c, $1.25 & aces. $1.50 Ladies Hanbkerchiefs 1n Girt boxes Box of white turee handkerchiefs, embroidered 25¢ a box. Box of th.ee Handkerchiefs, white with colored roll edge and colored initials. 25¢ a box. Box of three Handkerchiefs, white emerald Lawn with embroid- ered corners. 35¢ a box, AT $1 A BOX—White Maderia, three in a box, and pure white linen embroidered, four in a box. Oo WISs wrealh and with initials, ae pee 22 ae nvr 0.0 3 a 0 At a8 abe abeedea FREE . Our Mail Orders 1eceive prompt and efficient attention, if you can not come to town order by mail from us or phone your order. Ei- ther way will receive the same attention as though you were in the store yourself. We pay post age and express on goods sent ofa feces i Nay dered by mgil. he 4 SILK HOSIERY Ladies’ fine black pure silk Hose of extra quality. Put up one pair in a neat box. Ladies, Black Silk Hose. A $1 grade at a special price. 79%¢ a pair, Full assortment of staple Hosi- .ery for practical giving. Black cotton and silk Lisle. 25c, 39¢c & 50c a pair. A special Hose with black fibre Silk Boot Lisle tops. A cold weather weight. All sizes. “Onyx” and Gordon make, A 50c value— 35¢ a pair, 3 pairs, $1.00 We are Making An Es- pecially Big Showing Of the Following DOLLS JAP CHINA JAP BEASKETS INLAID GLASSWARE SPUN BRASSWARE PICTURES XMAS CARDS JEWELRY STATUARY WHITE ENGLISH IVORY anywhere ig the county, when or- | GIFTS FOR MEN Men's Silk front Shirts, Put up in attractive individual Beautiful assortment of patterns. Have the look of a $6.00 Shirt. Special, $1 & $1.50 each. MEN'S NECKTIES A wonderful showing, large as- | OCCASION. A Most Attractive Showing | Lock safe. boxes. | sortraent of stripes, figures and plain colors in silks and knit. Wide ends look like $1.00 ties. | Eaéh in an individual box. 25c, | | 50c & 65¢ | envelope purse attached to chain. CHRISTMAS GLOVES Ladies’ two clasp Gloves, black, white $1.15, $1.50 & $2.00 Kid colors. dress and Ladies’ Eda Pique Kid Gloves. One (Clasp. Black, white and col- ors. $1.25 Ladies’ Cape Walking Gloves. One Clasp. $1 & $1.50 Ladies’ Mocha Gloves. Silk lin- ed and unlined, $1.15, $1.25 & $1.50 LONG GLOVES, BOYS’ GLOVES, MISSES GLOVES AND MEN'S GLOVES. GLOVES FOR EVERY Of Real Leather Bags For Gifts AT $4.50—Genuine dull pin seal. 6 inch German silver turn lock frame. Partly covered. Fine silk moire lining, Fitted with purse and mirror. AT $3.50—Genuine pin seal. ot dee efeefesfesfoofeedeefeorfeofonionforfontonfonfooiosfocfosfoofee efefenfonfonfonfeofoofecfocforienfentenfestocfocfosfoodoofosfoofoefocfofoseenfenfenfunfenfunfusfecdoofsbfeofeofeofodenfeedunfonfenfenfenfeofeofrofoofoodoofecfooofentundunienfunfrafeofeofesdeofedofodentunfuntontorfonisnfeofoofoofoodeofofofofofofofonferfentesfergonts inch novelty frame. Rhinestone jewel lock. Fine striped silk lin- Fitted with and mirror. AT $3.25—Genuine Goat Moroc- co. T-inch German Silver frame. Silk Moire lined. Fit- ted with mirror, engraved perfume ing. envelope purse bottle, powder box, nail file and AT $2.98—Genuine Goat Moroc- co. 6 inch over Lock safe. lapping frame. Silk moire lined. Fit- En- nail file ted with *purse and mirror. graved perfume bottle, and hook. Turner's lecture was of a high or- der and was much appreciated by ithe large audience that listened at- tentively to his every word. Prof. i Bohn, the platform superintendent, delivered three splendid lectures on Germany and the the causes of the present war, and American- ism. In all probability the Lyceum Festival will be repeated again next war, year by the same association in view of the fact that the interest seems to be growing each year in their favor. —— ER = ELIZABETHTOWN Christ Reformed Church Elects Of- ficers for Ensuing Year Bard Adams and family have mov- ed to Camden, N. J. J. M. Benner made trip to Comden, N. J. Benjamin Burkholder was in the borough on Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Becker of Florin, was the guest of her son, Solomon Becker, Miss Sarah Fisher of West Ches- ter, is the guest of D. M. Reese and family. Prof. B. F. Brunk of Budgenate College, Va., spent a few days here with friends. The following officers a business of Lobato, were elect- ed by the congregation of Christ trip to Camden, N. J. Roy Corman of Fiank:in & Mar- shall, spent a few days with T. H. Ebersole, W. 8. Ferguson and family of Kirkwood, spent a few days with Mrs. Stella Henry an¢ Mrs. Sarah Oleweiler. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weidman have moved to Marietta where the former has accepted a position at the Hol- low Ware Works. year: Elder, J. N. Oieweiler; Dea- con, Norman Lehigh; Trustee, D. M. Reese; Organist, Miss Mae Dule- bohn; Aissistant Organist, Tillman Ebersole. Revival services will begin in the Chiques Church of the Brethren on Saturday evening to continue for several weeks. Visiting ministers will be present. George L. Heiges, son of Prof. B. GG. Heiges of Manheim, a former resident of this place, has success- fully passed the pharmaceutical ex- amination at Trenton, N. J., and has accepted a clerkship in a drug store at Collingswood, N. J. ee There ig a man in Louisville who jumps thirteen stories down an elevator shaft and breaks his leg, while another man merely proposes to a pretty girl and breaks his heart. rn cr ett A / First thing we know the suffs ill be insisting that it .be called (the Girlopoli Peninsula. § visited 1n KilZa- | Wednesday, December 8, 1916. Easily Carried from Room to Room Upstairs or downstairs, from room to room, the Perfection Oil Stove is easily, safely carried without the necessity of putting the flame out. Every home should have a Perfection as a protection against the chill of spring and nd fall and the severe er. erfection there is no smoke, ashes, soot or odors. Burns kerosene, the most economical fuel you can use. Sold by dealers everywhere. Ask to see the PERFECTION Smokeless Oil Heater = OU appreciate the deliciousness of good, wholesome butter. You are willing to pay a high price for it. If the butter is the least bit “off” in taste you resent it and register a kick to your grocer. Now, why not give the same attention to the kerosene you buy? Why buy an inferior quality when you can get a better one? At no increase in price to you, you can get the best kerosene sold today if you will ask for ATLANTIC De ls BR # Rayolight is the most economical oil you can burn. It gives out greater heat, burns brighter and lasts longer. It is scien- tifically refined to overcome the objections of common kero- sene. Because of our process of refining Rayolight will not char the wick or cause soot and smoke. Neither does it give off an offensive odor when burning. It’s just as easy to buy Rayolight as it is the common kero- sene. Ask your grocer for it—he has it and at the same price 8 that any other kerosene is sold. Atlantic Rayolight Oil makes washday easier. A tablespoonful added to each gallon of water when boiling clothes will make them white and sweet. Ever hear of that wrinkle? Do you know one equally useful? Hang on to it, ‘cause some day it may be worth money. Watch these ads. THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY Pittsburgh and Philadelphia iE a — A Welcome Christmas Gift The Mount Joy Bulletin NT Ee HINDIII DDD TOO DOTD Christmas Comes But Once A Year, and when It comes It Brings Good Cheer This store is the headquarters for Xmas Wines & Liquors, look over these suggestions i sottled Wines Aout vernon .. .. 180 Ginger... ai. nd SUVVOOTCVOTOVIIVOVOOTVOOODTGOGD 75¢ Port .. on ..40¢ Hannisviile «1.25 COCKTAIL { Sweet Catawba 40¢ frimble .. .. .. .. +. +0 1.28 : Yeh > Se 7-08 McHenry 1.00 Club Manhatten .. ..$1.25 Sherry .e A sins : et ae Wilson os Club Martini «1.25 Tokay i0c Hunter a 108 Club Vermouth cae ahs peiileRB Coarry ic P.& C, No. G .. inv. 150 Club, Whiskey vr ah iiae bs 1.28 Claret 00 ane Gallagher & Burton .. .... 1.50 Champtail, 24 bottles .. .. 75¢ ‘These . bottles are. all fil. Canadian Clb .. ., ,. .. 1.50 BEERS, PORTERS, ETC. quarts, and special for the Ureen River + LBS ding Light, a case .. +.$100 holidays only, we will give 8 Young's ae -- 1.00 Reading Dark, a case .. .. 1.00 bottles for a dollar, Highspire 790 vi eer 100 Columbian, a ‘case .. 1.00 We also have these wines in Bitys Metis oe ariive ine 1 Horlache:, 9 month, a case 1.20 short quarts, 4 bottles for a a IR TST Tse te 1.00 Porter, large, a case .. .. 1.00 dollar. .. .e .e . .e .. of > op . 8 & ” HIRORBEITY ., +--+ se ++ -:B0g = Calvert Bf oe eee 1.25 Bofier suai 8 gene S68 Virginia Dare $1.00 Imperial Cabinet .. a Ngs 2S SMA B £030 we oy ee Is Te meets Stout Continental, a case .. 1.50 Yans POrt =. .. .. iis, er?5e Champagnes Stout Guinesses, a case ....5.00 Angelica .. i. ice saw ee Alter Wine [i978 Great Western ..$2.00 SODA WATERS Sauterne .. ... ., iis ve 5G G. H. Mumm & Co. .. ... 4.50 Coca Cola, 24 bottles ..$1.00 Hochheimer.., .. .. .. ....50c Moet & Chandon .. .. ..450 Giz Ale, 12 large . 1.20 Garrett & Co. Sherry, in beau. ~~ Champtail, 24 bottles -+-78¢ Ginger Ale, 24 medium .. 1.20 titul decanter with glass stop- 1¢ you camo afford Cham: qe, Ale, 24 Small .. ve TR per, 75¢ pagne for the Xmas dinner, or- Hire’'s Root Beer, 24 bot, 1.00 der the Champtail. It is real- Orangeade, 24 bottles .. 75¢ Bottled Whiskies ly sparkling champagne Without poi Beer, 24 bottles ... 756 Gibson $100 +... vr. +» 8925 Ihe alcobol Sarsaparilla, 24 bottles .... 756 Silver Crescent .. .. .. .. 1.26 Brandies Lemon Soda, 24 bottles .. 78¢ Carstairs .. .. .. .. .. .. 126 Hennessey three star ..$200 Cremen Soda, 24 bottles .. 75¢ Overholt... ... .. .. =. 100 Martell’'s one star ++ 1.50 Grape Hi-ball, 24 bottles .. 75¢ Golden Sheaf .: .. ... ve ++. 500 Wine Brandy Juv 71.25 Champtasl .. i=... .. ‘en 758 Golden Rod sane ee 12D California 75¢ . 1.00 Ironbeer, 24 bottles .. .... 758 Columbia. Club .. ... .. .. 05 Apple 75¢ Cherry Smash, 24 bottles | .. 7566 Three Feathers .. .. .. .. 200 Peach s+ ++ +. «2 .. 75¢ Peach Mellow, 24 bottles 75¢ Rohrer’s “A” .. .. ++. v- +150 ADLICOL .. J. vei sviidv ives 156 Moxie, 12 bottles .. 2.50 FLANAGAN'S | The House of Quality 5th and Locust Sts. Columbia, Peppa. 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