hem CHOCK SL RA—— CLARENCE S I JOY, PA. Gal TP SERVICE, LUMBER -COAL ——————— e AU OY A Wonderful Demonstra ARE DO rr y du {a ives wiehildren 2: Louis, of arles of Bal manuel Myers, of Newwowem® rs, Ezra Nye, of near this place. Also two brothers and a sister survive: George Resh of Fort Recovery, Ohio and Conrad Resh, of Leesport, Berks Co., Pa,; Mrs. Louis Kroll of York, Pa. Twenty-one grand- children also survive. The funeral will be held on Saturday with ser- vices at the home of his daughter, jo. 1 ©, on Wey the following men: ccepted Harry C. Welcomer, R. 8, Lane. John Kraft, Jr., Irvin I. Bishop, Florin, Referred to Medical Advisory Board Arthur Yellets, Mt, Joy. Oliver 8. Easton, Mt. Joy. Lighty, Bainbridge. Daniel Frady, Marietta. Martin, Mountville, Brown, Jr., Mt. Joy. Hagenberger, Mt. Joy. at the Cou ternoon acte sich meets nesday af- R. 1, Columbia, Mrs. Emanuel Myers at Newtown at | Accepted, But Will Appeal to Medical 12 o’clock and at 2 o'clock in the Concordia Lutheran Church at Chest nut Hill. Interment in the cemetery adjoining, Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Thuma Mrs. Elizabeth Thuma, widow of the late John Thuma, diea early this morning at the home of her niece, Mrs. Howard Hirsh, Market Square, Manheim, from heart trouble, in the sixtysixth year of her age. She is survived these sisters and Advisory Board 3. Fritz, Marietta. Raymond H. Keller, Mt. Joy. Stauffer, Elizabethtown. Henne, R. 1, Lancaster Rejected LeRoy E. Walters, Mt. Joy. Did Not Appear Clifton Scott, Billmyer. John Gamble, Billmyer. Lowinski, Marietta. 0 AW WOMEN This Woman Recommends Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- brothers: Mrs. Kate Smith, Sharon; Mohnton; John Dauphin county; of Akron; Henry, of Manheim; Amos of this place and Joseph, of Beverly. The funeral services will be held on Monday morning at 9:30 o’clock from residence of Mrs. 10 o'clock at the Brethren of Christ Church, Manheim; interment will be made in the Mastersonville cemetery. 11 i THE UNIVERSAL TONIC AND/ SYSTEM BUILDER Hirsh, and at ek’s treatment given away Drug Store, Mount Joy, Pa., onstrated one very important The fact that the in the formula of Tonall The number of san free last Saturday at was beyond all expectations. fact; that it pays to be honest wi names of the Roots, Herbs and ublished in the daily pape e ingredients in the raw impressed the people above ev remedis,” compounded and blghded into a medicine. i who called for a sample bottle, were eek’s treatment will convince them, as f others, that here is the medicine for Mrs. Fiona Kercher Jeremiah Kercher, of Manheim, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. John thing else that here was ‘Nature's B. Shreiner, of that place, after an No acids, no eases of a year and a-half duration. seventy-seven her only sur- minerals, drugs. the sorely afflicted and the it has convinced thousands building up their run-dow, It is wonderful, inde eases arising from a dis 1] how many people are afflicted with dis- dered stomach. Seventy per cent. of the population over thirty yfars of age are afflicted with some one or other of the diseases cafised by disordered stomach, such as Indiges- tion, Heartburn, Headdche, Shortness of Breath ,Vertigo, Constipa- tion, General run-dowfi System, Nervousness and loss of sleep, etc. No remedy will cure all the ailments with which mankind suffer. However, there is a freme cured is hard to tell, but stomach troubles taining acids and fering to those minerals, but on tonic within itself, than can be found medicine on thd market to-day. Topics,” a circular found instructive, interesting and he Rev. John Binkley Rev. John Binkley, the oldest min- ister of the East Pennsylvania Con- but how many are He was eighty-five years of is a fact, a well known fact, that more 'e caused by taking into the system, drugs con- inerals to allay diseases which cause untold suf- eady afflicted. Tonall contains no acids and no e other hand more roots, herbs and barks each a in any other proprietary for every disase, eastern Pennsylvania | in itinerant preacher. Mrs. Albert Campbell is spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Bates of Shiremanstown. 11 iving full information will be a—— Sy. It is free for H. C. Boyd, a well known citizen pful reading. - of Manheim, died Thursday aged 79 t tells all about the different roots, herbs and barks used in Tonall together with there distinctive curative powers. Tonall is gold at E.'W. Garber's Drug Store Mount Joy, Penna. Watch for our next ad. Lt, [A 0 OO EL Rebecca, wife of Abram L. Weid- ler, of Neffsville, died aged 77 years. ee FOREIGNER ACCUSED 1 1 OO Charged With Felonious Assault Dan Klasniza, a Serbian, was ar- rested on Tuesday night by Constable [iJ charge of felonious assault and bat- tery with intent to kill. Lewis, alleged Squire Hicks, of Maytown, that the hit him over the an iron bar, badly injuring him. Both men are employed at Klasniza has bcen committed to jail for a hearing. —— Every Pound Is Perfect FRIEDMAN'S OAK GROVE OLEOMARGARINE Federal Food Administrator Hoover urges Ameri- can housewivesjto_help save the,nation’s food supply by more careful|selection of fats. OAK GROVE Oleomargarine enables you to save on your butter bill and at the same time supply your family with a high grade butter equivalent. Buy Oak Grove From Your Dealer For Sale By M. S. Bowman Estate MOUNT JOY, PA. ON AND AFTER DEC. 1st he Vesta fur- A Public Sale of local Bank Stock Securities will be held at the' office of Henry G. Car- penter, Mount Joy, day, March 16. listed not later than March 1. Phone 67-R3 Securities should be Big Bee at Landisville There will be a grand spelling bee in the High school room at Landis- ville, on Friday evening, March 1st. spelling and a general information class which will music, readings, etc. Admission, 15 —— Gee Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ober of near town, announce the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Gibble of near Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kramer of town, announce girls Thursday morning. A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING THE FRIEDMAN MFG. CO. Mrs. Mary Bonham is very ill at American & Berks Sts. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Milk at Lititz on Monday will sell at 12 cents a quart. H. L. Spohn spent'a few days with friends here. etl Young-—Bissinger Joseph B. Young, of Rapho town- ship and Rena B. Bissinger, of Man- +0 ARDC 01 DER Tire Talk,For The Buyers RAVE YOU SUCH TROUBLE AS RIM-CUT OR DO YOU HAVE MANY PUNCTURES Try a Double Tread Tire and save dollars on your tire bills. We use absolutely perfect tires, we cement the two shoes together 7:30 o’clock by Elder A. F. Hotten- stein, at East Petersburg. EE a Have a Holiday The Post Office were closed Friday the occasion being Washington’s birthday. and then Double Lock Stitch them dround the side walls. After- ward we cement a fabric in the inside of the tires covering the stitching, thereby preventing the tube from coming im contact with said stitching and chaffing your tubes. Could they be made better? You get A BONAFIDE GUARANTEE AGAINST RIM-CUTS, STONE BRUISES, BLOW-OUTS AND PUNCTURES. Think that L.. - FF. COBL.E MOUNT JOY, PA. SPRING SALES TO BE CALLED BY C. S. FRANK, AUCTION- EER, MOUNT JOY, PA. Bell Phone 129-12. FEBRUARY. Thurs., 28, near the Iron Bridge, stock and implements by H. Fuhrman Sat., 2, in Mount Joy, horses, colts and mules by Ed. Ream. Mon., 4, near the Iron Bridge, live stock and implements by Chas. Flory. Tues., 5, near Union Square, stock and implements by Moses Ober Est. : d., 6, in Rapho twp., stock and implements by O. M. Donaven. ri, 8, near Newtown, stock and lements by Edgar Engle. at., 9, near Mt. Joy, stock & im- plements by Samuel Myers. Mon., 11, near Florin, stock & im- plements by Harry Charles & Bro. _ Tues., 12, near Newtown, stock & implements by Thomas Barton. ed., 13, near Florin, stock and implements by Elmer Hoffines. hurs., 14, near Reich’s Church, stock and implements by Jos. Brown. Sat., 16, at Silver Springs, horses and mules by Ira Habecker. Tues., 19, at the Back Run, stock & implements by Aaron Baker. 22, at Mastersonville, lot of live stock by Witmer & Py Sat., 23, at Rowenna, new imple- ments and horses by Oscar Rannels. Tues., 26, at Mt. Joy, 175 head of live stock by C. S. Fr. 11 B. F. Greesawalt’s Looper Shep 1A JAS RIGHT STYLES ALWAYS -THE- Wingert % Haas Hat Store NEW WINTER HATS CAPS. AND GLOVES RIGHT PRICES ALWAYS 14 North Queen Street, ls 1 Bender’s Mill, goods by Elvina Miller. y, horses, colts Lancaster, Penna. 0, in Mount J Fri., 5, in Mount Joy, live stock by C. 8. Phares Snavely, Manheim. Transferred George A. Straub, Marietta, to York. This Morning's Work This morning Board No. 1 acted on the following: : Accepted For Service Henry 0. O'Neill, Mount Joy. Samuel T. Hargrove, Marietta. George W. Barhart, Elizabeth- town, R. 1. Albert S. Walters, Mount Joy. Amos H. Nissley, Lancaster, R. 1. Referred to Advisory Board Amos H. Foltz, East Petersburg. William R. McCauley, Manheim. Stanley B. Kessler, Rohrerstown. Daniel W. Peifer, Mount Joy. George EK. Warfel, Rohrerstown. Benjamin H. Nissley, Landisville. Jacob H. Ninner, Manheim Paul W. Heisey, Rheems. Absent Joe Busk, Columbia, R. D. Isaac S. Kreider, Lancaster, R. 1. William S. Goodman, Elizabetht’n. Joseph Brown, Billmyer. Joseph Mason, Billmyer. Lawrence Hoyt, Columbia, R. D. George M. Houck (transferred to Philadelphia and accepted) ROHRERSTOWN John M. Myers is still confined to is bed. Rev. F. W. McGuire made a trip to Harrisburg, on Monday. Myers Long from Hershey, is visiting his uncle, Henry Krow. J. Hamsher from Ridgeway moved in John C. Kreider’s house on Tues- day. Howard Risser from Camp Han- cock, Ga., was home on a several day furlough. Mrs. Jacob Hoffines received some beautiful cards and presents on her birthday last week. Miss Ella Hollinger received some beautiful souvenir cards on her birth- day on Wednesday. Henry Myers and Miss Lizzie Frey attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Thorn at Baltimore on Friday. Mrs. Sallie McFalls and Mrs. An- nie Cramer were guests at the home of Rev. F. W. McGuire last week. The funeral of Irene Armstrong at the Salem Reformed Church on Mon- day was well attended. Rev. A. F, Rentz officiated. Albert Flick made a misstep the other day in Dr. Ringwalt’s barn loft and fell down the hay hole but for- tunately no bones were broken. There will be preaching in the Church of God next Sunday, subject at 10:30 a. m., “The Divine Supply” and at 7 p. m., “The Royal Law.” Miss Ella Habecker, Norman Bat- dorf and Mrs. Mae Weber and daugh- ter attended the party at Ephrata on Thursday evening given by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barber of that place. Harry Walk, proprietor of the Rohrerstown Hotel doesn’t fool long with men who walk up to his bar al- ready intoxicated. He will soon tell them that they have enough already and they will soon know where they came 1n. ret Generar STEADFAST CONFIDENCE The Following Statement Should Form Conclusive Proof of Meyit to Every Mt. Joy Reader Could stronger proof of thé merit of any remedy be desired fhan the statements of grateful endofsers who say their confidence has Been undi- minished by lapse of tine? These are the kind of statemests that are appearing constantly in your local papers for Doan’s Kidney Pills. They are twice told and confirmed, with new enthusiasm. Cas any reader Joy resident. Mrs. B. L. Garber, Barbara and Mount Joy Streets, says: “I have no hesitation in recommending Doan’s Kidney Pills to ‘any person suffer- ing from disordered kidneys as I have used this, medicine with excel- lent results.” (Statement given January 29, 1810). Still Praises Doan s On January 25, 1916, Mrs. Gar- ber added: “My high opinion of Doan’s Kidney Pills is the same as when I publicly recommended them several years ago. Doan’s Kidney Pills gave me permanent benefit and I shall always say a good word for them.” Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Garber has twice publicly recommended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y ent EP Sumpman—Royer Harvey Zimmerman Sumpman, son of Mr. Emanuel Sumpn d Miss Lottie Bradley Royer, Mrs. Hettie Royer, botk were united in of the bride on Dav 8 © 3 place on Thursday ock by the Rev. Fra stor of the Presbyterian Che relatives of both the were present. A dinner was served to all. The young couple will go to house- keeping on the Helman farm along the State road. State Will Buy 40 Tractors Secretary of Agriculture Patton announced that he had completed ar- rangements for the purchase of forty farm tractors to be leased to the farmers of the State at as low a | rental as possible to help them with | their Sprigig ploughing. The purchase was authbri fense omm says that he prompk deliveries. Read the Bulletin. Sut he Mt. Joy Bulletin. ji] ht ne more ¢% 3 i 1 the °" | Mcior' iii 4» ALL SPRING VEGETABLE PLANTS & Since taking it I hp a fine healthy ** We are preparing for an unusually large demand and you 3 baby gael and x vill do well by arranging for your pla: early T gamed in health and ® strength My | us > We will also gupply you on short order with All Kinds of * f ogi n ] hit Fruit Trees at a very reasonable price %* A —————————— \ tO 21} su iPant se %* + 7 1cine to all suffe ring 3 | women.” -#Mrs. JOHN KOPPELMANN, R. %* came ow | No.'l, MdlLean, Nebraska. 3 This famous root and herb remedy Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound, has been restoring women of Amerjca to health for more than forty yearg and it will well pay any woman | who/suffers from displacements, in- '6@ & flammation, ulceration, ir backache, headaches, nery “the blues” to give this succe h | Farmers Column Items in These Columns Are Pre- pared in the Department of Agri- culture at Washington, D. C., and Are Reliable and Trustworthy Investigations in the protein of | streets. kaffir, conducted by the Bureau of You will want the beSt gasoline Chemistry, United State Depart We have it. 7 fof > mem ot Agriculture, ngjcat 1 thas And take no chances with your oil the germ and endo sperm closely re Grigovic MODUOHS are vo i, semble those of corn. The germ con i Ty POMS are your best tains oil. The bran, however, it i protection. % found, 3 ir it VAX ateria Probably your car requires a dif which makes it different from that ferent grade’ in winter than in corn. The chemist. wer er. I'he Chart of Recom- think that the results in t Be J tiops will tell you. might be possible to obtair | i We have the Chart and we have milling kaffir product 2 the oil the commercial corn produe 4 i Three more United en § leaflets, the war time food e8S: > i issued jointly by the Food - : 4 tration and the Department of Agri- i Soa culture, recently have been added to Ei the seven already published are ‘“‘Vegetables for Wint n Early Sj 1 Has nto the 1—i8 the 4 the ““everbearir "yy With such an early t a ~ aro’ of tll clu et Vlore Luggs nrst year Ihe plant Le portunity te : e estab E I — — Derr hezinning fo Shue Tiel BY USING THE COLLINS OATS POWDER. YOU CAN CUT Ke direrent enavior oi 1e long | ol ason varieties has led to the de-|8 YOUR FOOD BILL FOR YOUR'CHICKENS IN HALF. NO LIGHT Yelopmant wer gif NECESSARY FOR OPERATING. PRICES $3.00, $4.00 AND e 128 1 spec nose followed LARGE SIZE $8.00. indard sort ture of the e far as the dinary pra ture other which The farm : iuman young doubt the following? It’s froma Mt. | ter to the proportior in slop, is 1 1 growth on the y grain expense 1 a litter of pigs part of their care is ove: Lititz Bank Backs a Scheme* fo I'he Farmers’ Lititz is plan for i ce, | f 10 and 19 ckn joi | which is done hy i on blank, sowing their nua tions and facilities for thc raising stoe purcha Farm will be = Ing az Soars TE) bred stock. The } will fur Bua money td the ’S rirls on |: — hm money t¢f the boys girls on 1 ARlLB&RT STRIC approved by thei On year agsale will be he i the Bell Phone at Residence and Y, chasef price of animal and 5 cent interest on the notes is t repaid, the berefit of all the grair calves and pigs. master, Fran’ ized through the State De- | Bank, i on, and Mr. Patton | $1 000 each against Enos B. Myer ® beep assured of | and A. B. Rider, of Elizabethtown, | who endorsed notes of C. E. Coon for | ® those amounts. Get the Mt. Joy Bulletig pr Boots door <. H. Zercher Bell Phone 48.3 Mount Jou, Penna. bad o *% A WHO ARE ILL 9 . table Compound—Her Personal Experiente, oof ofo esd 9, y Ld MecLenn, N “1 w Ang to recom- oe hr 4 mend Lydia E. Pinkhaug§ Vegetable | '$ 3 ey Compgind to all %* & I womgn who suffer & We again welcome you to our place of business for a Spring 3 {111 frogf any functional oe i Off Suny “uncuona be | Summer Planting Supply such a 3 we “Hl Sifurbance, as it * 9 4 9 a * STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPARAGUS ROOTS, CALIFOR. NJA PRIVET AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY. > PRICES ON APPLICATION ©, >, 9, 06004 s . 0 o* % 9 Kg) J Xa) yuiarities, + od v= i A 288 or 38] | 6% 206% 6%06% e%. Peau ti ote Pu 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0.0 I CP OP 0000 oP %% %° TP OgP P0900 04 000 ad *%* %* or %* %*% & y trial. ecial suggestions in regard to ment write Lydia E. Pinkham 1e Co., Lynn, Mass. The result ng experience is at your service, Do You Drive In Winter? Are you ready for it? Need any extra tires? Chains are important on slippery They 21 Potatoes” and “In d of } > s with the first leaflets issue he Department of Agriculture with the funds at its disposal, will be able to supply these leaflets dire only to aders and active NOT the yod cons 1 SOOOCOOOL 0OCOGOOOOOOOCO00OOCOOCOCOOOOONBNINNNY The Rexall Store _ Corn, oh FE. W. GARBER, Mount Joy, Pa. auce more 0 her cron ( sit n farms. SOOONOGOO00d in units of ener \Y acre and is the 1d ps - A ———— . _— . . _ geoph RvY on OT 0 ter element, soy sall | ® : f/ ops, showing ich | Y 4 protein per acre | "Y ’ LO second rd | | : ¥ s | 8 HORSE BLANKETS a | IR Ll CHASE & STROOCK LAP ROB 2 VERY BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS hurry to wean gE inkl pill a = milk for the (mm and development h: 115 os th her | F. B. GROF skim mi Jie | @ til ten weeks old. Skim milk and |® Harness. and Horse Clothing Mount corn, or skim milk and I | TMLALKE ATL | Tom EO iient ratio re id | OO000 POOOOOO00LOLOOODDOOLDOOOLLLOLOLLIGOOON Auto Repair Shop & G3 510--12 N. Cherry St., LancasterPa — —— rd ) Now is the time to have your car oyérhauled or matter how large or small your job, your car will § careful attention now than later dwfing the rush and £ pasture aid wonder eating i LOOKS LIKE GOOD PLAN ox . { or Spring when you need it. Raising Pigs and Calves 3 g Ti Yo Overhauling and repairing all makes of cars aj by expert mechanics at reasonable rates. Give us beef lf clubs among boys ges and on rms r fhot > y Dealers in Second Har Bell phone 2227-J. 1 1 £4 a Ming = 1 | OOO0O0O0O0OOLLOLODLLUUOLLLLOIIVIVIOLDIE young pec ee Sy hrhbP Execution Against Endorsers J. Myers, attorney for the Le- lin county, National ssued five executions of 4
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