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THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA

Wednesday, March 33, 1916.

THE BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.

J. E. SCHROLL, Editor & Pro'r.
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Entered at the post office at Mount
Joy as second-class mail matter.
All correspondents must have their
eommunications reach this office not
later than Monday Telephone news |
of importance between that time and
18 o'clock noon Wednesday Chan: |
ges for advertisments must positive
ty reach this office not later than
Monday night. New advertisments
Ingerted it copy reaches us Tuesday |
aight. Advertising rates on applica
tion.
EDITORIAL
The bluebirds were singing acioss |
the snow, and here and there a
robin had been heard. Now those
too early birds are fled or frozen.
But Spring is here and the arbu.wu

will soon be blooming in many
woodland by-way, whatever the un-
timely temperature of a day or two
This is the last of winter, say the
sharps, That's better news than
any from the war or the market.
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Since the trolley waiting room
bag been moved to a far more con-
venient place by Mrs. Subilla Zel-
ler, and cars stop in front of the
wia

place the once over and see if a
crossing across Marietta street at
a great improvement at thig point.
We make mention of this because |, position in the office of the Klein Ing tied up in the state treasury. He
| Chocolate Company. urged that the Legislature be asked
|
we frequently hear remarks by pass-
engers to that effect and we feel
eertain Council is ever ready to do
all within its power for Mr. and
Mrs. Publie.
rene Al Urn
MARIETTA

Boro Council Met—Returned to Can-
ada—Other News

On Thursday evening at 7:30, the
stockholders of the Marietta Brass
& Iron Foundry Company, will hold
a meeting in the council chamber
of town hall where ga final setule-
ment of affairs are to be made. At-
torney B. F. Davis of Lancaster,
will be present and a full attendance
ig requested. The officers are Jno.
A. Shillow, president, and Chester
W. Rudisill, secretary.
Dr. and Mrs. George R. Reich,
son George and daughter Miss Ma-
ry of Marietta, and Fuank Shields,
of West Marietta, left on Thursday
morning for Alberta, Canada, from
which place the doctor and Mr.
Shields returned last fall. Dr. Reich
hag some farm lands in that coun-
try, and expects to remain there for
several years. Heretofore he would
spend the winter months in Mariet.
ta. Mr. Hamill B. Alexander and
family will occupy the handsome
home of Dr. Reich until his return.
The regular monthly meeting of
borough council was held in council
President Hipple in the Af-
ter the reading of the minutes, the
various committees reported and
routine business wag transacted.
Bills were ordered paid. Manager
Samuel Acri, of the Marietta Photo-
play Theatre, had his license re
duced to $25 per year, which com-
plies with other towng about the
same size. Chief Buigess Kauffman
was present and made a few re-
marks. The body then adjourned.
The mission opened in St. John’s
Church, Marietta, on Sunday night,
is drawing large congregations, and
spirited sessions are held. Many an-
| um, at Palmyra. Department will undertake no new
the west side of Delta wouldn't be |
| the property of the late Elizabeth for use on the highways. The re-
ELIZABETHTOWN AUTO CLUB OFFICERS

Carload of Peanuts—Otterbein Guild | Nearly Two Hundred New Members
Elects—Hour Auto Service Since the First of the Year
John H. Gantz wag tendered a| Election of officers and the ter-
package party by his friends. mination of a membership campaign
H. B. Neff of Sunbury, was the| which hag netted nearly two hun-
guest of Mr. J. H. Brubaker. {dred new members since the first
Miss Eva Arbegast spent a few|Of the year featured the annual
days with her parents at Mechanics: | meeting of the Lancaster Automo-
burg. bile Club on Friday evening, March
Lewis Leicht and son Mervin,| 17, at Hotel Brunswick, Lancaster.
spent a few days with relatives at| B. C. Atlee, Hsq.,, was elected presi-
| Lititz, dent over Dr. William A. Wolf, who
Anthony Ulrich of British Colum-| had held the office four years, The
bia, is the guest of his brother, J.| following were the officers elected:
A. Ulrich. | President, B. C. Atlee, Hsq., first
Chas. Milbee and son Richard vis-| vice president, A. B, Landis; second
[ited Mr, Milbee’s parents at Cham-| vice president, Edw. D. Ruth; secre-

bersburg. tary, J. G. Forney; treasurer, Dr. W.
Miss Elizabeth Hollinger has ac-| H. Trout; directors, Chas. M. Reil-
cepted a position in the Kreider ing, L. F. McAllister and C. A. B.
| Shoe Factory. Zook.
Mrs, Kate Cooper of Harrisbuig, The annual reports showed the
spent a few days with A. C. Geist-| club to be in a flourishing condition.
weit and family, Secretary Forney reported that the
Phares N. Risser of Bedford, spent club's membeiship is over six hun-
a few days with his mother, Mrs. |dred and urged that 1,000 be the
Amanda Risser. goal for this year. Treasurer Trout
Migs Kathryn Holland of Harris. reported the club’s finances in good
| burg, spent a few days with Wm. condition.
Chapman and family, S. R. Zimmerman, Hsq., solicitor,
Anthony Marchio and family of] reported that the legal department
Middletown, speut a lew days with of the club had effected the settle-
D, C. Coble and {famiiy. ment of many claims arising from
Mrs. Sallie Rensel of Harrisburg, accidents, hag prosecuted turnpike
was the guest or C, Paul Reem and companies for the poor condition of
family on Bainbridge street. their roadways and had taken up
Miss Iisther Landvater of Phila<| various legal matters with supervis-
delphia, ig the guest of her parents, ors for the improvement of the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Liandvater. roads. Charles M. Reiling, chairman
Mrs. Alfred Showers and children |of the good roads committee, report-
left for Fort Wayne, Ind., where ed that as a result of the club’s en-|
| they will make their future home. !deavorg improvements are about to|
place, would it not be a good idea |
for our Boro Dads to give this
J. F. Olweiler and wife, son Jac- be made to the Columbia turnpike,
ob and daughter Lillian, were the a section of the Lincoln Highway.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ok- He stated that the State Highway
Miss Maud Reese, daughter of Mr. constructiom work thig year for lack
and Mrs. C. G. Reese, hag accepted of money, the auto license fees be-
Mrs. P. H. «Charleston purchased|to pass a bill releasing thig money
Weaver on Hummelstown street, at port of the retiring president show-
public sale for $1,520. |ed that during the past year the
Miss Tekla Bube of Mount Joy, club has secured a reduction in toll
whose mother died recently, will on the Susquehanna river bridge on
make her future home with ber the Lincoln Highway, hag aided in
sister, Mrs. Harry Wagner, in this the movement to have the Legisla-
place. ture buy the toll roads of the state,
OC. M. Myers, J. E. Weidman, H.| encouraged the use of convict labor,
L. Gise, J. N. Olweiler, J. H, Stern|sought to curb reckless driving, the
and G. R. Kersey attended the Lay-| elimination of the speeder and the
men’s Missionary Convention at Har- road hog, opposed unjust prosecu-
Hug i o [ong pt members and sought to
e ein Chocolate Co., have re-| eliminate speed traps.
ceived a carload of shelled peanuts Seventy-five new members were
this week to use in their appetiz- | elected. In the membership cam.
ing lunch bar, for which there is a paign just closed Secretary Forney
eal Sezmnd arid : jand Hay J. Lamsaner were Jot
ev. . B artin, a former rec-!for first honors an wag dec
tor of St. Peter's Catholic Cauiek of to award prizes to hoth workers. As
thig place, hag beén appointed as-'a member getter Secretary Forney
sistant rector of St. Mary's Catholic is a wonder, having topped the list
Church of Lebanon. {in two previous contests,
Mrs. Geo, Morris and two children; Bode —iis
of Harrisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. |
Perry - Kerbaugh and two children| MAYTOWN
of Berrysburg, spent a few days, warren Sload visited in Lancas-
with Mr. and Mrs. Amog Barney. | ter.
Miss Beulah M. Geib was tender Mrs. Sue Wolfe visited in Lancas-
ed a package surprise in honor of | ter.
her 12th birthday. She received ov-! Rey. J. D. Krout spent Monday in
er sixty packages of articles, for york.
which ‘she is very grateful. | Norman Arntz made a business
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Nissley €n- rip to Lancaster.
tertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. | Harry Shireman made a business
Wm. Doolittle of Blairsburg, Iowa, A rip to Lancaster.
very pleasant evening was spent, in-| Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sload spent
cluding games, vocal and instrument- Bunday at Rheems.
al music. A dainty lunch was served.| Donald Houseal of Philadelphia,
The Business Men's Association |yisiteq Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sload.
has decided to change the closing! Mr, and Mrs, Edward Terry and
hour movement and keep all the Mr. Jon Terry autoedq to Lancaster.
stores open from March 15 to May| Mrs. Eli Roth and son Gardner of
1, until 7:30 p. m. instead of 6 York, visited Mr. and Mrs. William
o'clock ag heretofore. , | Frysinger.
Prof. H. K. Ober and J. H. Stern| The Co, superintendent of schools
attended the second mid-year 8es- ang officers made a visit to the
sion of the Sunday school worker Maytown schools.
of the county in the Memorial Pres-| Misg Maud Decker of Elizabeth-
byterian Church at Lancaster. They town, spent a day in town with
are members of the executive com Miss Grace Henderson.
mittee. | Mrs. Barbara Welchans spent a
H. M. Snavely, who operates an' few days in Lancaster visiting her
auto service between this place and sister, Mrs. Clmira Libhart.

swers to prayer and intercessions
were read nightly. Rev. Albert Aune |
of Bedford, in charge, assisted by |
the rector, Rev. H. B. Pulsifer]
preach masterly sermong and worth
hearing. Familiar hymng are used, |
and a special selection given by one
of the soloists nightly, Last even-
ing Edgar R. Villee sang “God’s
Way is the Best Way,” Miss Annie
Bing being the accompanist for all
the singing. |
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MASTERSONVILLE
Misg Esicua ricser, teacher of
the Bellaire school, with her b.o-
ther, visited our scaool on Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Z. Hackman was al
tacked by quinsy and Geo. Geib, Mr
Hackman's new clerk, has contract-
ed the same disease.
Mr. and Mrs, kipuaraim Shelly and
Mr. and Mrs. Eliag Geib and daugh-
ter Orpha, were Suuday guests 0
Mr. and Mrs. Cha.legs G. Becker.
The Stars of the DMastersonville
Club, P. G. Hollinger, captain, de-
feated the Tigers, Paul Zug captain,
in a game of baseball on Monday
by the score of 7 to 6.
The Teacher Training Class organ-
ized last Wednesday at the home of
Moriis Ginder by electing the fol-
lowing officers: Morris Ginder, pres-
ident; Charles G. Becker, secretary;
Edna Hackman, t.easurer; Fannie
SlLearer, teacher. The meetings will
be held every Wednesday evening
elass solicits members.
The final examinationg of the Mas-
tersonville school are over and the |
A clasg passed the examinations suc-|
cessfully with high averages. The
diplomas will be awarded at the
close of school. A Class—Phares
Hollinger 98; Kathryn Zug 95; Dav-
id Heisey 93. B. class—Annie Zug
96; Paul Zuz 93; Rufus Heisey 88;
der 78. C ciass—Paul Shenk 92; |
Eva Hollinger 91; Ada Zug 89; Geo:
Gibble 89; Abram Ginder 87; Rhea
Pyle 82; Mae Pyle 89; Naomi Gin-
der 80; Alta Paterson 76: Beulah
Gibble 80; Paul Shelly 89; Homer
Gibble 86; Abram Ginder 87; Jacob | ted in the streams in the east. ible as they are housed more close
ern part of the county on Thursday ly during the winter time than the
Jey 89. D class—Roy Hollinger 34; afternoon by Augustus Rhoads and Young folks.
Policemen Cavid = Daliy and Jesse —t your spring tonic prescription
Brown.
Bhenk 80; Amy Zug 90; Edna Brad-
Melvin Heisey 89; Katie Pyle 93;
John Ginder 80; Hiram Hane 85; They were placed in the © something as follows:
Vera Witmer 90; Martha Shenk 93; | various streams in that section 1—Fat meat but once a day and
Lulu Hane 87; Willoughby Musser en ems sparingly.

ra y
inst the granting of liquor H-
to G. W. Sargen and C. C.
alleging
Jin

pav. The licenses
effi on Saturdav with the
int to the landlords to be
costs $1 & year.

upon which the order is based, goes
into the subject exhaustively. He
places the jitney upon the same
plane as a railroad, trolley line or
other common carrier which, under
: ~~. n_ the public service company law of
at the homes of the members. Lhe | 1913" hot obtain certificates of
covers three complaints brought by
the Scranton Railway Co. against
operators of jitney lines of automo- ;.; :
biles in Lackawanna county, will icine will not make up for over-eat-
be to require thousands of owners death
of jitneys to obtain certificates if
1 i y
/ Fannie Holinger’ 83; Mary Gibble: qi¥ fatend to continue in business
| 85; Beulah Gibble 76; Mahlon Gil ww wy "Guens and 8. Wilson and F.
Williams. They have the right to
appeal to the Superior Court. | them particularly sensitive when the
85; Raymond Souder 88; Norman
Beisey 53; Ralph Gibble $1; Edna he Bulletin Only costs $1 8 yea”. |..1o should take a glass of water

amtawruly, nea weir NOt the cheap kind | wei in" the open sir ve | or
Middletown, hag purchased a new| Henry I. Haines of Millersville
auto transfer owing to his increas- State Normal School, spent a few
ing business, A regular hour sched- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ule will be put into effect on April H. B. Haines,
1st, for Saturdays and Sundays onlv.| Mrs. William J. Lowe represented
The Otterbein Guild of St. Paul's the Maytown Reformed S. S. at
Tl. B. Church elected the following the Lancaster county S. S. confer-
officers for the year: President, Ol ence at Lancaster, y
Elgin
Watches
SilveroidCases
5.00
Fully Guaranteed

e Notice!
he Undersigned Inform the Public
that they are prepared to do
Practical Horse Shoeing
At Jno. Bombach’s Stand, Mt. Joy
special attention given to all work. |
\ll diseases of the feet promptly at. ®
Your Work Solicited |
BOMBACH & SHANK
ieneral Blacksmiths and Horse-Shoers |
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
REPEEEROREOE
We are Always Prepared to serve
Pure
Spring
Watery

Gold Filled Expansion
Bracelet Watches
$5.50 & Up
Don WV. Gorrecht
(Near Bowman's Stores)
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Don’t fail to see us before
ing your order this year.
J. N. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy. Penna.

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RALPH F. ESHLEMAN
Show Card Writer
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West Donegal St. MOUNT JOY, PA.
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things new and interesting and it is
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De, ment (20 Pages) contains
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Amateur Mechanics (17 Pages) for the Boys and
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Single Comb White Leghorn
and eggs for
consider quality,
wy priceg are right.
How can you
chicks from eggs that are produced
by a sickly lot of hens.
I can furnish you with eggs for
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at no time any contagious or in-
tectious disease such as roup, diph-
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6 No. Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO

JOHN M. MILLER
HENRY H. KOSER
Ezra E. Wolgemuth
Surveyors & Conveyancers
R. D. No. 1 MOUNT JOY, PENNA,

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East Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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ive Shiffer; vice president, Amanda Rev. William J. Lowe spent a
Drace; treasurer, Anna Rider, pian: few days in Harrisburg as a dele-
ist, Florence Youtz: secretary, Elsie gate to the Interdenominational Lay-
Ney: thank offering secretary, Ger- man’s Missionary Convention.
trude Seldomridge. Ada Brandt was An organ recital will be given in
elected a delecate to the convention the Maytown Reformed Church on |
which will be held in Sunbury. Friday evening, March 24, by Prof.
——- — - Homer F. Rebert of Lancaster, as-|
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“JTS” A THING OF THE PAST Saeq by Prof. Paul N. Landis as |
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Public Service Commission's Deci-
sion Helps Troliey Companies SPRING TONICS
Harrisburg, Pa.—Individuals, firms'Littie Talks on Health & Hygiene by |
and corporations operating automo- Samuel G, Dixon, M. D. |
bileg or other vehicles on jitney —
service must obtain certificates of With the honk of the wild geese
public convenience from the State fiying northward the patent medi-
Public Service Commission befoi® cine ang home remedy manufactur-
they can engage in any public serr gry seem inspired anew and there
vice according to a decision of the follows a wave of spring tonic ad- |
commission made public here today. vertisements.
Commissioner John Monaghan, of
Philadelphia, who wrote the opinion The tonic which the vast majority |
of individuals need at this period of |
a simpler diet. Owing to weather
conditions many of our activities aie
restricted in the winter time. There |
is also a tendency to eat excessive- |
ly of meat and fatty foods. As |
result when the spring arrives with |
| public convenience before embark- its warm days many of us are like | ‘#€reto are requested to make im-|
ing in business. a furnace that has ‘been choked with | eediate payment, and those having |
| claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned.
ELI A. FAUS.
R. D. No. 3, Manheim, Pa.
SAMUEL 8. FAUS.
R. D. No. 5, Manheim, Pa.
«m. M. Hollowbush, Atty.
The effect of the decision, which ge that it doesn’t draw well
You cannot buy relief from these |
conditiong at a dollar a bottle. Med- |
ing and under exercise. The high
rate which almost invariably
prevails at this season of the year
from pneumonia, tuberculosis and
other respiratory diseases is largely
due to the reduced physical resist
ance of individuals, which makes
| sncaen changes of temperature

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LANDISVILLE, PA.
given to asals
Executors and Adm
trators im settling of estates.
Fire Insurance placed im the bm
Mutual amd Stock Companies. Bw
‘+ -=~a, Landisville Exchange.
— : | Special attention
(Fa WW. MoGinnls
PROPRIETOR
W. M, HOLLOWBUS
NOTARY PUBLI!C
Attorney-At-Law
48 West Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa. |
Dayg at Lancaster, Monday and Fri-|
56 North Duke Street,
2nd Floor Front, with W. C.

Every Woman Wants

EXECUTOR’S NOTIC
Estate of Elias H. Faus, late of |
Lancaster County, |
FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE
{ Dissolved in water for douches stops |
pelvic catarrh, ulceration and inflame |
mation. Recommended by Lydia E.
Pinkham Med. Co, rer
| A healing wonder for nas.i catarrh,
sore throat and sor, eyes, Economical.
Has extraordinary cleansing and germicidal powes
all druggists, or postpaid
a Toilet Company, Boston, id
the year is fresh air, exercise and | Raphko township,
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Letters Testamentary on said os-|
tate having been granted
a | undersigned, all ELECTRIC TIRE PUMP AT YOUR

HAIR CUTTINe
J. B. HERSHEY’S

JA Red Letter Day next Wednesday
A Word to the Wise
is Sufficient

Wherever you go, you hear
people talking about the dye stuff
for this season, and whether the Col-
ors will fade.
Right now | want to say that
every Suit or Overcoat or any other
article that leaves this store has a
double guarantee against changing
color.
All the Suits we bought for this
Spring and Summer are made from
all pure Wool and Silk Fabrics and
the Manufacturersgiveus their guar-
antee that they have tested each
“piece of Cloth.
Don’t think you will not get the
best value for the least possible
money together with our personal
guarantee, if you shop here.
Come in and see our collection
of ‘new Spring Patterns and Impor-
ted Cloths.
$7.50 to $25.00

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— I have 8S. C. WHITE LEGHORN
ALL KINDS OF CHICKS raised from vigorous stoel
MACHINE TURNING on range. [I will take orders for des
ENGINES REPAIRED livery after April 20th, at speeial
ma prices. No orders too big and nome
ELECTRIC MOTORS too small.
OVERHAULED Custom Hatching Our Speelalty
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GUARANTEED P.E. Wolgemuth
Bell Phone 140-R6 Mt Joy.

Drink, every morning upon rising
a glass of hot water, to which has
been added a teaspoonful of effer
vescing Liver Salts obtainable at
Chandler's Drug Store, Mount Joy.
A %-lb. bottle for 25c. This wil}
neutralize and flush from the sys
tem poison caused by an excess of
uric acid in the blood which is the
chief cause of rheumatism, constipa.
tion, headache, sour stomaeh,
tion, headache, sour stomach, bil
harmless and efficient and brings
| By the prompt use of Chandler's

not disturb Jigestion. Brings Quisk

Ind. Phone 744-A1 Marietta

SERVICE MOUNT JOY, PA.
SUPPLIES AT THE RIGHT SPEND YOUR VACATION
PRICES IN NEW YORK

Tonsorial Parlor Stop, Read and Think
Thres Chairs. No Waiting
Agent for the Middletown Sean
Laundry. Goods called for Tessda
5 10% and delivered Friday.

Planted Trout F cur which are common at thig time
‘en thousand trout y were | Of the year. Old people are suscept-

2—Those not ander the doctor's
before retiring for the night and one
Kinds | 5 See that your clothing is heavy
den changes of weather.
six mileg a day. /

but the

Krall Meat Market S. R. STILL, Jr.
Storage Batteries ms weiwern sig. Lancer, pu

You can see more in New York in
dW one week than any place in the
RN world, but you must know how,
We furnish the
“HENOW HOW?»
| One full week of “Sight Seeing”
will show you everything worth
while in the big city.
$45.00
covers hotel accomodations,
cost of sight seeing trips,
theaters, roof gardens, eta
We even pay all your carfare
around the city. Write for
booklet A “Seeing New York
At Minimum Cost.”
LICENSED BROKER

I always have on hand anything in
an hour before breakfast. the line of Smoked Meats, Ham, E F. ARNDT & SON
Icenses 3—Get all the fresh air pessible. :
H eas waited PRINTING of All 4—Sleep with your windows open. Bdlogua, Dried Beef, Lard, Iie.
Feb. 24, 3m. Fiorin, Penna.

Algo Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork and
enough to protect vom against sud-| Mutton. Prices always right
H. H. KRALL
West Main Street
G. 8. VOGLE, AUCTIONEER
FLORIN, PA.
Prompt attention givem to ealling
all kindg of real estate and personal
MOUNT JOY, PA
property sales, Satisfaction guaran

ngle night every rew pi
ow finds to keep his iy

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good kind done here. [rv 2 woman on Tatyeielsm | aol Telephone,
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MOUNT Jov, pA.
Prompt Attention given to Sales of

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Virhest cash pric pata for dead
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