PAGE SIX OTHER TELLS HOW VINOL Made Her Delicate Boy Strong Mow York Co My lis oy a fer mo ley 3 tritis and the measles seemed no hope of saving his life. doetor prescribed cod liver oil but could not take it. I decided to w — and with splendid results. 1% seemed to agree with him so that now he ERALD, 1090 Park Ave., N. Y. City. eonditions, chronic coughs, colds bronchitis. W. D. CHANDLER & CO. DRUGGIST MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Q 4 pw 3 BE Take N The Undersignea Wish to Inform the Public that They are Prepared to de Practical Horse Shoeing At Jno. Bombach’s Stand, Mt. Joy Special attention given to all work Ny diseases of the feet promptly at inded to. Yeur Work Solicited BOMBACH & "SHANK General Blacksmiths and Horse-Shoers MOUNT JOY. PENNA GENTRAL HOUSE J. M. Backenstoe, Prop. Cheice Wines & Liquors At The Bar. Aso Choice Oysters Ham, Sweitzer en vommorsee SANAWICHES MOUNTEJOYZ ‘T-- PENNA. 0000000000000000000C000000 PP PRREEERREE 9 We are Always Prepared to serve @ Spring Water ICE: IN ANY QUANTITY at ery Moderate Charges. F Don’t fail to see us before ac- ) ing your order this year. 2 J. N. Stauffer & Bro. Mount Joy, Penna. RALPH F. ESHLEMAN Show Card Writer Passche Alr Brush Used Prise Rrasensbia West Domegal 8t. MOUNT JOY, PA. SHICHESTER S PILLS phe es ghey DIAMOND BRAND, TEE sk your Druggist for /3) LT é Diamond Brand > (ge d tnd Gold netiic\§), \ a 503 ther. Bu y B andl” hk for OF 1.01 ER e IND BRAND PILLS, 5 : Alwaysh SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERY Full Single Comb ed * ga 15 White Leghorn Eggs <s” How can you expect healthy ehicks from eggs that are produced by a sickly lot of hens. I can furnish you with eggs for haichings from my flocks that had at no time any contageOus or in- fectioug disease such as, roup, diph- theria, or limberneck. Also a limited amount of custom hatching. Satisfaction Guarenteed. Ezra E. Wolgemuth R. D. No. 1 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. fan. 26-3m. i HOTEL MCGINNIS { Restaurant and Lunch Bar OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE CLAMS IN ANY STYLE | | § a strong healthy boy.’ ~— Mrs. THOMAS We arantee Vinol, our delicious eod Sy and iron tonmie, for run-down THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA Wednesday, February 9, 1916 N——— Chiesty de Nu " nNESe HE DID NOT KNOW HE WAS pong Sor THE by ER. Paul OH! I SHOOT ANYTHING WITH WHAT AR ou * ’ S'FUNNY, THAT FELLER MUSTA PINS. FEATHERS OR FURS. BIG | | GOING 10CSHOOT GOT A A BEAR ; SUFFERIN HALP! [| HoUGHT 'T wAS A REGULAR BEAR, GAME 1S MY FAVORITE, MATCH GUNBARREL , HOW LL AND I ONLY WANTED A sSMowne. LIKE BEARS, STRANGER ?| JI GET AWAY NOW . WHILE THEY CHANGED LIONS THE REEL RABBITS AND TIGAHS'! Apiwe® Ae i, A pm J 7 - - { RN — { oy DS w— : AN 2 | THAT BEAR CAME RUSHING AT ME | ALL CLAWS AND HUGS,BUT LL ) BUT You DIDN'T KEPT COOL AND LET HIM COME BEAR HUNTER, BAH ! WAIT AN' SEE QUITE CLOSE, BY THE WAY WOULD I NEVER WAS SO WHAT HAPPENED YOU LIKE TO GO TO THE HUMILIATED IN ALL TO THE BEAR: 4 MOVIES MY LIFE , DON'T EVER : 3) 10, SPEAK TO ME AGAIN, ISA ] mn Zr NIGHTS Ta hi ) —— = gi ~ F bol : I ian fill lf SX A) THIS THE fi \ i eri (ET ATTN (a oe Pay | eet ( ANI } #7 A 7 > Bil. COPYRIGHT 1915, NATIONAL CARTOON SERVICE CORP. WZ MAYTOWN Mrs. Harry Martin spent a week | amuel Drace. the Maytown High School will con- mergau. Over 200 beautifully colored auspices of the Young Ladies’ Bible er with friends and relatives in Perry Miss Dorothy Sload of Mt. Joy, is duct a spelling bee in the Maytown views will be thrown on the canvass Class of the Sunday school of St | Prof. Gustave A. Weber Will Lec- county. vis g her grandparents, Mr. ana Hall to illustrate this dramatic repre-;John’s Lutheran church. | ture Here Feb. 9 Mrs. Lewis Hartman and Miss Mrs. Warren Sload. The Maytown schools enjoyed a sentation of the life of Christ. Prof. i rm: Adella Grove spent Thursday at Miss Blla Eshleman spent a few Visit from the teachersof ihe Mount- Weber visited the village of Ober- Miss Susanna White visited at Lancaster. days with her sister, Mrs. Harlan! ville schools; the teachers in the ammergau in 1900 and in 1910 and License Records Broken Elizabethtown. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koehler, of Buller of Lancaster. |party were: Miss Alice E. Friday, witnessed several performances of All records for automobile licenses Miss Myrtle White spent a few | Marietta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil M-s. Elmer E. Grove and Mrs.|Mary M. Kimmick, Miss Edith M. the play, at the same time photo- were broken last month when more days in Lancaster. {liam Bontz. John R. Roath visited in York, on' Friday and Miss Laura C. Martin. [graphing everything of interest in than 110,000 tags were issued by the George Huntzinger made a busi- Miss Florence Evans of Lititz, vis: Thursday and Friday. Announcements have been sent the vicinity. The Cincinnati In- Biate Highway fepartinent. This i ness -trip—to-Lancaster.- ited friends—da- town on — Saturday — jirs, ‘An@iferTu Hicks is-spending a out for (lie ‘opening of the new gar- auirer after Prof. Weber's lecture exclusive of the licenses for trucks, : Charles E. Hollenbaugh made a and Sunday. few days with her daughter, Mrs. age and machine shop of the Sload had this to say: “Simple, beautiful motoreycles ang drivers, The re--- \ business trip to Harrisburg. Miss Eleanor Martin has gone to Robert S. Magee of Harrisburg. Brothers. Maytown, Their new shop and fervid, the drama and passion Y°nue 1s well over the million dollar | Miss Anna Culp spent Sunday Iowa, to spend the coming summer Rey. R. Edwin Kutz of the Theolo- is equipped for all kinds of work. of Christ held the audience in mark. Evidently people don’t care \ with her mother, Mrs. H. Carpenter. with her sister. gical Seminary at Lancaster visited They have also taken the agency Cathedral like stillness for over an what the price of gasoline is. Miss Helen Knoaas and Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sload and Rev. and Mrs. William J. Lowe. for the Chevrolet cars. hour and a half. Mr. Weber is so Sd : George Rhoads visited in Columbia. son Abram, visited Paul Sload of Miss Bertha Hoffman is spending On Wednesday evening, February thoroughly conversant with the sub- LOST—A Weed chain for 35x4 Mrs. Elizabeth Spangler and Mount Joy. la few weeks with friends and rela- 9, Prof. Gustave A. Weber will de- ject at hand that he cannot but wheel, between Mt. Joy and New. daughter Elizabeth, visited in Mari: Mrs. Jane Roath spent a week with her sister, Mrs. On Friday evening, February etta. of Harrisburg, tives in Philadelphia and New York. liver a lecture in the Maytown Hal RE IR THE KEYSTONE FALL, A Great State “Conventi Han on’’ Which Will Better the Lives of Millions Now and In the Future. No event in Pennsylvania has worked for such universal good of the children as is assured by the approaching Keystone State Fair. In this unparalleled state gathering the welfare of the younger generation will receive a consideration which is sure to revolutionize the living conditions throughout every county. Whatever occupation the parent follows, the Keystone State Fair is going to show that parent how his condition in life can be improved, and how this improvement is going to uplift the foture life of his children. No parent can af- ford to allow this great gathering to pass with- out having his children see the interesting and beneficial sights. KEYSTORE STATE FAIR and INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ss sof Sgro KUNKLE BLDG., HARRISBURG, PA. TT The Keystone State Fair and Industrial Ex- position is going to fill a long felt want—a long felt NEED. Many of our sister states have con- ducted state fairs, and every one has reported astonishing good—and there has never been a state that has gone to such ends in prepara- tion as is being made here in Pennsylvania. Buildings for all purposes are being erected at a cost of over $750,000.00, and a two-mile auto speedway which is conceded to be among the best the world has ever seen. So it is, that when all these wonderful factors get going in full blast, this old world is going to see a State Fair that will be REAL. Is Not Only Going to Be a Rousing Event For the “Grown-Ups,’”’ But OPENS IN HARRISBURG 1 Please the most critical audience.” town. Return to C. A. Greider, Mt. 11, on the Passion Play of Oberam- The lecture is to be given under the Joy. Bell phone it This great Keystone State Fair and Industrial Exposition is go- ing to be a gala event for every child in every county in the entire state. Here they can see for themselves how the big things of the state are done. They can see what their neighbors are doing, as well as what and how things are done in distant counties. And within the boundaries of the magnificent 410-acre park there will be every amuse- ment it’s possible to conceive, where the children from every section can mingle for their future betterment, midst the most delightful and picturesque surroundings. 1916 FUR PNIRORIN PIN PN Le PN Pre | We Want the Parents of Every Child in This County to Share in (he Ownersiap of this Great Industrial and Educaiionai Movement. Teach your children the importance of ownership. Instil into their young minds the principles of business. You can teach them a great lesson right now by your becoming per- sonally interested in the Keystone State Fair, by showing them that you are a part owner and a co-worker. A limited amount of capital stock at $10.00 per share, par value, is offered to the citizens of your county. By taking advantage of this lim- ited offer you will not only be expressing your sentiment to- ward the success of the Keystone State Fair, bit you will be taking part in an enterprise which is certain fo produce for you astonishing dividends. CAPITOL, AT HARRISBURG Hargrissure, Pa. THE MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR THE STATE FAIR AND TWO MILE AUTOMOBILE SPEEDWAY
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