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Real Estate Doings Bakery Changes Hands Away from the activities, the
J. G. Forney, of Lancaster, has George W. Houseal, of Maytown, !0iS¢ and bustle of eominAnity life,
sold for David R. Staueffr of Lan- has purchased from D. A. Hollen- ee ar Of Be thoughts
disville, a tract of land fronting on baugh the Excelsior Bakery, at and emotions’ Of the: assemblage,
Church street, Landisville, 138 feet, “'aviown, and Wednesday became who, on Memorial Day, surrounded
with a double frame dwelling, and owner. Mr, Hollenbaugh, for a the graves of those guests for whom
three lots on the rear, 1568 feet on number of yearg prior to organizing fie is 10 more and ao Bow ot
the bakery, was a farmer on one of in that eautifu plateau I
Bank gtresi, and the Lansasier and Ex-Senator (Cameron’s farms, Bast hillside, sentineled by lofty giants
Elizabethtown trolley. The property Donegal township. Mr. Houseal’s of the forest, its mossy mounds and
. « was sold to J. G. Showalter, of Lan- son will drive the wagon and con- massive markers kissed by the
-' Fo digville duct the business. morning sun, and hallowed by the
AE — mellow light of the moon at night,
EET ithe Masonic Homes Cemetery! Here |
we wag gathered on Memorial Day, a,
. . |goodly company assembled to pay
Our Suit Selection {that tribute of remembrance, for

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To Top Notch
The truth of the matter is that long after the
average sfore has ceased to receive another ship-
ment, we are geffing in Suits by the score and
selling them just as rapidly.
The reason is not that the other store
WOULDN'T do the same thing if it could, but it’s
timid, to begin with; it hasn't the steady patron-
age: it can't land the low price from the manu-
facturer: to be very candid about the situation,
many stores have been at the mercy of the manu-
facturer altogether and been forced to take just
what fhey tould get.

immense volume of business we
give the manufacturer, if nothing else, we have
been fortunate to get full shipments on every
order and some thrown in on the side.
This means “Pinchbacks”
servative styles.
Because of the
as well as more con-
Let us furnish your Summer Suit and make an-
other satisfied customer.
PRICES $10 To $30:
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Masonic Homes News
BAKING Ee Shiloh of Lansdale & West Shore
Lodge of Camp
{which the day was appointed to the
soldier-dead who had been guests of
the Homes.
| The concourse was composed of
(Grand Army and other Veteran- |
(guests and widows of soldier-guests
(of the Homes, of members of John
| M. Good Post, No. 502, and General
Miles Camp, No. 26,
|ans of Elizabethtown.
The simple and impressive ritual
(prepared for the occasion was ren-
(dered: Lincoln's address at Gettys-
{burg was read,” Nearer My God to
| Thee, was sung, three volleys were
fired over the graves by the firing
squad, and the services were con-
cluded with the benediction by Rev.
H. F. Hoover, Pastor of the Church
of God.
| Previous to the ceremonies, flags
were planted over the graves of
[the three deceased Grand Army
| Guests, and flowers decorated their
graves, ag well ag the graves of the
lfourteen other guests buried in the
beautiful cemetery.
{ The deceaseds
whose remains are
Homes’ Cemetery are as follows:
IBro, Jackson McClathery, late a
‘member of Phoenix Lodge, No. 75 of
Phoenixville; Bro, William R. Ew-
ing, late a member of St. John’s
Lodge, No. 219, of Pittsburgh; Bro.
William W. Yates, late a member of
[Mozart Lodge, No. 436, of Philadel-
phia; The four other deceased
Grand Army guests are: Bro. James
HM. Shenberger, late a member of
Coatesville Lodge, No. 564, of
Coafesville: Bro. Lewis Shugars,
late a member of Hamilton Lodge,
No. 274, of Philadelphia; Bro. John
Hull, late a member of Lodge, No.
43, of Lancaster, all - of whom are
Veteran guests
interred in the

interred in cemeteries at their for-
mer places of abode.
The Homes buildings were ap-
propriately decorated with flags
and flowers. for the occasion.
In the afternoon the guests were
embled in Grand I.odge Hall,
1 a- Memorial] Service wag con-
ducted exclusively by the guests,
mong whom exists intelligence and
talent sufficient for all occasions
The exercises opened with a piano
solo, “Under the flag of Victory
arch,” by Mr Henrietta M. Van
Horn ollowed by the singing of
: ca reading of the 103rd
by Chaplain William H.
St r Remarks by
Sune ther N Frank-
lin Hecl ich he stated that
22 gue ) l H had
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£1 EY
0 od
G wag then
y Brot George R. Welch-
M William H. Shaffer read
3 ded oat yf tor
1ich ™ ( I 3
th he
I 3ro.
) s: M. 1 nems-
er of tl and
or g i in
An onvil on the subject
of “The Ame soldier.” It was
erlng, 1t address, in
h high tribute was paid to the
American soldie from the 1-
of his care he Continent-
al Arn of through
he fi which he

P walor,
( m nitting nat of in-
i rifes 1e ii War,
yas prolonged and bloody, be-
et American soldier wag en-
caged in both armies
Th wwercises were closed with
singing of “The Star Spangled
Banner.”
On ( Ju the
1 8 I te 2: vith
iends an rom Al-
1 wn and oth he Le
high V 0 t 178,
held an excursion Homes
; y 6 Allentowr
Tershey, by ste cat i n
he to Rlizabethtov yn bv tro 1-
1 Upon ti they were
n by Guid Homes, who
1 isitors over the
the important
and points of interest. On
arriving at Grand Lodge Hall, they
were given ar opportunity to in-
spect it and the adjacent memorial
. buildings.
The excursion was
Brother Howard L.
tary of Lehigh Lodge, No.
gotten up by
Hertzog, Secre-
326, with
3 {the view. of exciting interest in the
J
Sons of Veter-'

Hill Visit Here
Homes, and furnishing the project |
of erecting a Memorial by the Free- |
masons of Lehigh County. After
viewing the magnitude and accom-
plishments of thig great under-
tak
meeting of the
ing as presented at this time, a
visitors was held in
the Assembly Roim. e
Brother Howard L. Hertzog de-|
livered the first address, in which
he expressed the great pleasure
they derived from their visit, their
reception, the provisong made for
‘their comfort, and the great accom-
plishments of the Homes.
Rev. Brother E. W. Kreibel, in his
address, spoke of how these Homes
typified the teachings of Free-
masonry.
Dr. Bro. Cuth spoke of having
| visited many Homes, and he con-
sidered, that the Committee on Ma-
sonic Homes had solved the
| problems of management, which
was here worked out better than in
any other place in the world.
Supt, N. Franklin Heckler, on be-
ing called upon, spoke of the great
pleasure which was afforded the
Homes, in welcoming so many of
our Lehigh Fraters and friends. He
described the development of the
Homes and the recent growth of the
John Henry Daman, the Paul L.
Levis, the Berks Home and the
Phila, Hospital Memorial Buildings,
and announced the fact that with all |
our buildings, the sleeping capacity;
of the Homes was exhausted.
Brother Jno. S. Sefing, in a splen-|
did voice, sang a baritone solo, and |
instrumental music was rendered by
the lady visitors.
The entire party was. served with
dinner in the great dining hall, and|
returned to their homes with many |
expressions of pleasure at their vise _.
it.

An event of unusual interest took |
place on Friday evening, June 2,|
1916, when a lecture on “Hershey
and Hershey Products,” illustrated |
with moving pictures, was presented |
under the auspices of St. Paul's
Lodge, in the Homes and guests,
and of the pleasure it gave them in!
contributing to the pleasure and in-
terest of the guests.
The lecture, besides
and lllustrating this truly
dustrial plant, and
in the manufacture
described and illustrated the model
town, its extensive buildings, park,
the many conveniences for civie life,
the amusement of its citizens, and
its many itors; its herds, tropical
The lecture
interesting and in-
views of its ex-
machinery in
sanitary precau-
their pro-
and admira-
describing
great in-
the several steps
of its products,
vi
garden ang
was intensely
structive, and
and wonderful
operation, and the
tions taken in producing
exciteq wonder
menagerie.
the
tensive
lucts,
tion
It was a source of
ment to the large
unanimous vote thanks was ten-
dered St. Paul’s T.odge, No. 481, and
the Hershey Company. ;
demonstrated
great enjoy-
audience, and a
of
how
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HURRAH!

RINGLING DAY AL-
MOST HERE
Big Circus and Great Spectacle Oc-
cupy Five Traing Crammed With
Wonders
The big event for which the
young:ters and grownups have been
impatiently waiting is drawing near,
for on Wednesday, June 14th
Ringling Brothers’ circug is to €x-
hibit afternoon and night in Har-
risburg., Expectancy never ran 80
high before and it is likely that
this district wlll gend a large dele.
gation to feed the elephants, Un-|
u-ual interest centerg around the
gigantic spectacle, “Cinderella,”
with which the famous showmen |
are this season opening their won-|
derful main tent program, “Cinder- |
ella” is probably the best loved ot |
all fairy tales and to see it pro-|
duged with more than 1000 persons, |
hundreds of dancing girls and
glorious pageants, indeed gives
promise of making “childhood’s
golden dreams come true.” In the
same great tent, will come the mar-
velous circus numbers in which 400
men and women performers, scores
of trained animals and a galaxy of
special features are introduced. The
majority of the acts are entirely
new to American, the Ringling Bros.
having secured the pick of these
European performers who have
been obliged to seek engagements
in this country because of the war.
The all-new street parade will take
place show day morning.
on ser A Wenn
SALE REGISTER
A FREE notice ot your sale is in-
serted here for any leagth of time,
srovided wo print your sale bills
This is excellent advertising becaus.
ft is read by wo mamy people and -
surely bring the buyers:
Friday, June 16—At the former
Red Lion stables, Mount Joy, a
carload of good cows, a few stock
|bulls and a large lot of home-raised
shoats by C. 8S. Frank, Minnich,
auct.
Saturday, June 17—At hig sale
land exchange stables in Mount Joy,
an express load of Ohio and Indiana
horses and colts by Mr. Ed. Ream.
iFrank, auct.
cm ctl Gp neem
Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin
aio” an and Gents’ Clothing Clean
ed, Pressed and Repaired
We take this means of notifeme
the public that we are prepared I
do the following:
a.—CLOTHING PRESSED Ai:
CLEANED
b.—PLAIN SEWING
e—REMODELING GARMENTS
Having had 35 years experie™~
in the tailor shop, we guarart-
satisfaction. Give us a trial

MRS. ©. A. WILEY
MISS ELLA XN. BIEMESDEZRF®:
MARIETTA ST. MOUNT J2Y, ®«
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)4 s Of Shiloh Lodge, No. & 1 Sc res alts will su Prise
)8, Of nigomery coun- as snd niesea wor
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in the morning, viewed the buildings 28
and grounds, dined in Grand Lodge
1 3 $900 05040400 AS
Hall, and departed as they came, in Toocesae $4240 304009
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automobles They had been Jone S thin
y ha n gone ( ) 5 i
but a short time, when automobiles Oot ome g I
began to arrive, bringing the mem- You i
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the purpose of conductin re- & Most people have & piece Il
ligious services of the day. They @ of furniture, a farm impie- ||
1e in such good bers, that S ment i
n audience of between 300 and 400 $ Y it
were present at the services. |
Brother Fred C. Beecher, W. M. $e
of the Lodge, addressed the aSsem- >
bla and presided at the service. 2 3
Rev. Bro. Thomas 8. Wilcox, Pastor & ;
of the Baughman Memorial M. H. $ al
Church, of New Cumberiand, and a ? ja
nember of Lodge No. 106 of Wili- &
amsport, delivered an able sermon : 3
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Also a Lot of Heavy Lumber
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Levi W. Mummau, Jr. Propr.
Bell Phone 125-13, FLORIN, PA.

“This is the Brooder that Requires
fila Weion So Little
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(“about wt week >
says W. V ee
Lyons, N. Y. “Ihave no
trouble to keep my ‘Blue
Hen’ Brooder atfheright
temperature. Ihave over
200 chicks in it ow, some
four weeks and the others
twelve days’ old. A jap
pier, more Sontensy
“Blue Hen” Hot Air Golony 50
Brooders Are Better at $ 1 4
than most $30 brooders. The grates can’t clinker up or smother fire.
Their area is 24 times greater than others; the regulator is automatic
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and certain. Study the diagram.
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and Hot-water), Round Teiy Incubators
and Round Tray oth Incubators.
‘We are now exhibiting above equipment.

ASK THESE BLUE HEN AGENTS.
H. M. BAER & SON, SALUNGA.
JOHN E. LONGENECKER, MT. JOY
P. E. WOLGEMUTH, MOUNT JOY.

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