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WANTED_A boy between 9 and|
It doesn’t look as if this merry crowd of youngster
{tie Day,” with spirit, does it? You would hardly
jo are Alwayerculosis patients.
They are the chilaren from the open-air school
sleigh ride on the summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
polar bear. Bundled up snugly, they can defy Jack Frost and enjoy it.
For two hours or more every day the
other hours of the twenty-four they spend in resting, sleeping or Dp!
Jo. : e treatment prescribed for them by Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, Commissioner
There are more than sixty children among the four
gt the State respond splendidly in the majority of cases
fr’ : Rest, good food and life in the open air soon bring back the co
The News at Florin
(Continued from page 1)
Master Roy Engle of Mount
visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. D. Carson on Sunday.
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Joy, !
i delphia , Ethel
Misses
Beware autoists—Messrs Wittle people were in attendance:
and Grosh areabouttownin their 60
horse power Metz, which they pur-
chased last week. Look them over
Ladies.
On Saturday evening at the Unit-
ed Brethren parsonage Miss Minnie
Nentwig and Mr. Henry of Rheems
were united in marriage by the Rev.
Garland pastor of the United Breth-
ren church in this place.
ence
s. F. Greiner,
sie
ry Campbell,
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Carload of Pianos, Player Pi-
anos and Organs From
The Weaver Organ and Piano Co. York, Penna.
will have an oppor-
The citizens of Mount Joy and vcinity
t a saving of a least
tunity to purchase a Piano or Player-Piano.a
$100.
We invite you to call at our
Joy, Pa. and let us prove te you
rect from. the manufacturers saves
temporary branch store at Mount
that buying your instrument di-
vou the dealér’s profits and
On Saturday,
February [5th
B line of Pianos, Player-Pianos
and Organs ever shown in this
section.
expenses.
ORGANS TAKEN IN EX-
CHANGE ON PIANOS.
PIANOS TAKEN IN EX-
CHANGE ON PLAYER-PIANOS
Organs have been repaired at our fac-
from $10 and upwards,
& White, Kimball,
The following makes Of
tory at York, Pa., and are offered at prices
Weaver, Estey, Clough & Warren, Wilcox
‘Chicago, Netzow, A. B. Chase, Etc. 2
EVERY VISITOR ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY .5TH AT OUR
4 STORE, WILL RECEIVE A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR
~The Weaver and Piano Co. of York, Pa, have been
BE ras Tor. Over 15 years. All Instruments
guaranteed by this reliable Company. Everybody
AND PIANO COMPANY
CH STORE ON WEST MAIN STREET
Mount Joy, Pa.
s should have any difficulty in
think, to look at their cheerful,
of the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Cresson, Pa.
Fresh air and snow have no more terror for them than for
y work in the schoolroom, which is practically out of doors, and most of
laying in the fresh air and sunshine. This is
hundred patients at the institution, and these little wards
to the treatment.
lor to their cheeks and health to their bodies.
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Misses Maude Landvater of May-
town, Blanche Ebersole of near Mid-
dletown, Mr. and Mis. Samuel Hersh-
ey of Mount Joy, Mr. Parker of Phila-
Gabler and
Dora Waid of Elizabethtown, were
peck, S. C. Rahm, C. M. Rahm, E. C.
Rahm, M. F. Rahm, B. H. Boltz, Clar-
B. Risser, Effie Shenk, A. C.
Dearbeck, Evaline Boyd, Mary Arndt
Mary C. Smith, Mary
Bspenshade, Clayton Eshleman, Bes-
C. Gainer, Ray Barnhart, Delia
Chasteny, Nellie Vogle, Cora Ishler,
Francis Eichler, Amanda Smith, Ma-
Florence Youtz, Irow
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iH i i ald]
10 years old to work on farm after |
April 1st. Country boy preferred. C. |
Leinbach’s Great and Incomparable
February White Sale
Opens Saturday Morning, January 29th
wait for the “Leinbach White Sales,” every Febru”
our White Sales are DIFFERENT, out-of -the=
lities are guaranteed dependable, the
Thousands of people
ary and every June:--because
ordinary. Nalues are wonderful, the qua
assortments are almost limitless.
Double S. & H.
Green Stamps
HOUSANDS of garments of Dainty White Un-
dermuslins; White Goods, Embroideries, Lin-
ens, Sheets, Pillows Cases, Muslin, Handkerchiefs
and Scores of Other Lines, embracing many things
SATURDAY
MORNING needed now.
UNTIL . ; 3
socock | Prices Bring Big Savings
EINBACH & CO.
Lancaster, Penna.
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3. Newcomer, R. D. 2, Mt. Joy.
| “Groceries. Also Famous Chincota- |
gue Oysters 35c. a Qt, ‘at Brandt's, |
Mt. Joy Street, Mt. Joy. feb. 3-8t |
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FOR SALE—A good as New 2-burn- |
er gasoline stove in Al condition. |
Cost $15 put will sell very cheap as |
use. Call at thie
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have nu iuither
office.
The Republican Party has stood
for the essential things in our pre-|
sent system of government. If |
rightly conducted, With political |
leaders and not political bosses. 1
believe it is the party of national |
achievement. Walter S. Mellinger, |
Registered Law Student, Lancaster, |
Pa. |
FOR SALE CHEAP—A two hun-
dred and twenty-five egg Charles In-
cubator. J. L. Brunner. jan. 26-tf.
~ WANTED—A middle aged house
keeper in a family with three chil-
dren. Apply to H. P, Arndt, Rheems.
jan28-2t
Policy holders of the Donegal &
singing “Jingle, Bells; Jingle Conoy . Fire Insurance Co. Will
chubby cheeks, that they please note that the 1915 assess-
ment is now due, and must be
paid on or before Feb. 15, 1916. As-
sessments will be received by J.
Willis Freed, Mt. Joy, Pa. jan19-4t
FOR RENT—A large stable sult
|able for two horses and two large
{carriage houses. Call on Mrs. Sybilis
Zeller, Mount Joy. nov. 10-t
I
NOTICE—I am prepared to do alt
kinds of hauling, plowing lots, ané |
work of that |
off for
of Health.
Bacastow, Elizabeth Smith, Grace
Gainor, Laura Brandt, Mary E. Smith,
Miriam Guhl, Mary Dyer, Walter
Ruhl, Clarence Wilt, Miller Hershey, | !
| |
Paul Arndt and Mrs. Groff,
kind. Charges very,
reasonable. Jacob Brown, Mt.Joy. tf
ABER
SEE
oDGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CAR
It Speaks for Itself
Touring Car and Roadster
$815 f. o. b. Lancaster
Lancaster Automobile Co.,
Nos. 230-238 W. King St.
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LOCAL NOTES
Quarterly conferenec will be held ! pleasantly entertained the home of 3
: ~ in the United Brethren Church this Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Landvater on Brief News That Happened Within |
fa evening by the Rev. Dr. Lowry of Sunday. the Past Week
po! Harrisburg. Last Thursday evening Miss Mary A Te y
/ Mr. A. W. Smith of Pittsburgh, Arndt was tendered a birthday sur Miss Ada Sprout was laid up with | \ |
visited friends in town several days prise by her youpg friends. Refresh- the grip the past few weeks. i |
jast week. He left Monday for New ments were served and a full orches-| Mr. and Mrs. Emlin Buller jr. at a
e i some ti tra furnished music. These young Florin, announce the birth of a som, 1 1 |
York where he will spend some time Spin iim Bring us your Films for.
=
All Foresters are requested to at-|
tend Monday night’s meeting. Busi- | Development
ness of importance. '
The P. R. R. erecting a new| We use the tank m:<thod, and our |
pole line along the south side | experience and expert equipment it
its main line tracks thru town. sure the best possible results. Byer:
The oyster supper in the hall here| care taken and quality of the work
on Saturday evening for the benefit guaranteed.
of the Citizens band was a success.
Mrs. Pauline Bube, who Was
seriously ill at her home on North
Market street, is slightly improved
today.
Mr.
den and planted
day. Guess this is
that is falling today.
Mr. Christian Hornafius is rebuild-|
ing the kitchen in the rear of the
Mrs. C. H. Zeller property which
she will soon occupy.
! On Monday the Bachman Ch
® late Manufacturing Company b
® running two shifts, day and nigh
Wm they being so rushed with orders.
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W.B.BENDER
Charles K. Witmer dug gar- BARBER
onions last Thurs,
the onion snow East Main Et, Mount Joy, Ps. |
| WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE |
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER
wie [I
Triage
I
; TAKE NOTICE
=| Highest cash prices paid for dead
TOP REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
22 | animals which I will remove promptly.
| HOWARD YELLETS
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Nowa Coach Workinall
e one +-In 423. i ’
MOUNT . LF .
sven its Branches |
teen ARI
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tf.
| hat all men are Hearst Washing-,
ton correspondents. i
, You can save money on painting |
‘your car by bringing it here now.
Let Us Print
Yoaor Sale Bills
ALSO
Blacksmilhing 00 Hore sheig
, 5. Shon,
Rheems, Pg
of P. N. : |
in the Mt
0
Come in
and pav that over-
due subscriptiou
account.
Don’t wait until the
paseo gtops.
Sewing can
be either -—
Work or Play
work, difficult work. Hard on the eyes, ofttimes
the real cause of throbbing, nervous headaches.
But it's a real pleasure to pick out the finest
stitches by the radiant, soft, white light of a Rayo
Lamp burning
/ ATLANTIC
Rayolight
A Rayo Lamp makes a heap of difference—the dif-
ference between work and play. And it’s beautiful
—actually improves the appearance of a room.
Your dealer can show you special designs, specially
made for your very parlor, sitting roo r kitchen,
and inexpensive, too—from $1.50 up. Cleans easily
and lasts for all time.
Gives the best light when filled with Atlantic
Rayolight Oil —the kerosene that burns without
smoke or smell, that does not char wicks, but that
does yield a marvelous white, soft light and un-
usually intense and economical heat.
And thousands and thousands of knowing house-
wives say money can’t buy anything as good as
Atlantic Rayolight Oil for whitening clothes (one-
half cup to the boiler), and for cleaning stoves, hair
brushes and combs, for dusting, brightening faded
carpets, polishing furniture, etc.
Buy it by name—Atlantic Rayolight Oil—from any
dealer who displays this sign:
Costs no more than the unknown, unreliable kind.
ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
J oN Sy
BSE :
ry PN It all depend the ligh i : ho
id CF : pends on the light. Sewing by the glimmer
Be AA AA | of the ordinary flickering, smoking, smelly lamp is
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