Wednesday, December 4th, 1918. A Proposed Survey Representative a , Lancaster, Pa., in Con- thorize the Secretary of War to ar the Harrisburg, in the State of Pennsyl- determining of em -— TT a ——————. ————— — Griest, of \ 1& 'w position, state historian, was {ly made and Governor Brum- wig 0 get the job at $10,000 a i vrite a history of this state’s officer, Friday night eave part 1 he war. Objections have the : he d to the creation of such an to the United State pond it will be contested. local _— Te This GOOD F Is the omly kind 1 sell—Furnitu: ¢ that is Furniture were rr (iY H. C. BRUNNER : i uel ~ = PEO3000000000 00000000 00N000G000N00000M000000000008 | prospect is that all will recover rapid { sime kup g’hot, un hut derno si longe | { + : | ! | i \ ”, HICROOS30000BUOOTOND00GOO0DVC TUT £ I RNITUREB: the Ro:kers, Mirrors, Hall Racks, 4 J Ink de Anything in the Furniture | Line J — AND EMBALMING § EE —_—_—_— ESS | hospital suffering | | i | | A ———————_—————— WwW. B BENDER Kodaks and Kodak Supplies 122 East Main Street, Kodak Pictures Are Keeping the Home | Story of the War in a Million MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT No Wonder They Kick NUMBER OF DRAFTEE SENT FROM COUNTY vars individual inductions, 7, be Jcaster County fell off a million into bushe®ls in its corn crop last year. Corps, A ——————r v— ei placements camp after being Of this number Lancaster city and rom turned down at remainder Lancaster The number of men sent by each board of the city and county 1s : Lancaster city boards. 18; Lancaster county Board No. 3; Lancaster county Board No. 1; Lancaster county Board No. Pigti ure Frames, Ladies’ Desks, as. Esjctension and Other Tables, D:svenports, China Closets, | Kitchen Cabinets. { : | i following statement based on a cable | from General UNDERTAKING vember 29, and sent in reply to an injuiry cabled by General March: “American prisoners released from | complain of | German prison bad hou poor and scanty ing MOUNT JOY, PA. § omit ly with proper housing I | There diserimina | tion against the American prisoner Polly hut are usht holdt g’numma on i “Among seven of all prisoners released, there is no authenticated in [ baw rd g’hova un derno g’shiddled os I | beer | | i | stance | Americans. i American | | prisoners state that ! ; | diers privations, | noach derhond ous g’funna os sell der | but that in cases where the supply { society hand shake is. Si schwester | of food was insufficient, food for the wore aw dart un de hut en dress aw prisoners was cut off before that for ]£’hot mit ma waist os era shier nun- { the German soldiers.” | PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To Murdock, chief draft Say This Week 195,203 as furnished army by the 282 Pennsylvania 10,091 § 28 men sent Training de re & men Condition of American Prisoners ols recht draw denk don mus ich ad No | No.2 { 9 & { No : | I hunt edlich moh! ei- | coom * en breef shriva uff de | u-farsht fashions, un won ich | the [mitta os se duch net so outlandish ( 3¢ ols wora. Ich un de Bolly usht der onner owet derfun 'shwetzed. Mer wora ons Yuckel nayarricks un se hen an gwilding Doh wora yunga un oldte by nner, un ich hob feel socha bs nT NO | | f ena os mere net aw-g’shtoona per "Mohls arsht wore der Jeckey are i el, woo usht fun der college | are lame cooma is. Des barshtly hut the | awd uff der mit fun re ivver de shtarn nunner ga paste. Ve are hands g’shaked hut mit der ) da end fun era finger, era hond nuff en level mit sime foosichera the {| we en shiply si schwontz., We are | mere si, hond onna g’shtrecked hut | chnarred os are hov ich se eme g’ i 1 en gnee g'folla is. Ich hob So! [ ner on de gnee g’hunka hut. Ich hob p'frogt wos sell maened un se hen g’sawd sell ware wos mer der “long PPOYOOO® ) ~~ = £7 0 5 NY OE DOAN DOE NDERWEAR—Cotton, Merino, Natural wool, with the material, in both Union Suits and Two-piece UFFLERS—A very fine gift, and as you can buy. Shown'in Fibre and Silk, at $1.50 to $7.. Crochet and n Knit. ©PR0OOO0E0OOCO0OOODOOOOEH ©©© ©.©) © © 0© @@ Homes | Stomach Trouble fect” haecsa daid, Tel a 5 i “Before I used Chamberlain Tab. ' ¢ffe aesa dad. ch wase net we ltets for | S¢ era jacket so nunner henka hut stomach trouble and felt'nervous and | ker a maw 5 Sony. wore Do | tired tablets | D1 ‘sa araw | ga ina. © { helped me from #He first and inside By oh Do olla He oe ping? A a RA Al i Dt reak’s i y : : " ed | do € Nols e Ze > dar 1 MOUN i JOY, PA f 8l.5 wes 1s juice 1 bad I | e 1 mon Woo fun Massachudes hi or darren as Tare. iec.d4-4t. | coomed. De Molly is dri-un-tswonsich ard, Jefr : DC i yohr oldt un era mon es dri-un-sech i ch Se hut ene g'hired far si geld OD0PPOCEOPOOEE HOO 0000000006 PE® ®) Christmas Gift Ideas we or Father, Brother 9 eonsdntiec Husband and Son Madras, Percale, Cre pe, Pongee—$1.35, $1.50, $2 and pe with silk stripes $2.50, $3 and $3.50; Fibre and Linlen, $4.50 to $6; Silk, at $5 and $6. " Shirts in neat and fancy stripes, $100; fancy Crepe and 0 to $2.50; Silk and Linen, $3.00. KWEAR-—Shawl Collar and Ruff-Neck Sweaters in Shaker, » and fine-ribbed Knit, $3.50 up; V-neck Sweaters at $2.50 up; ra Heather mixtures at $7 to $11.00; Khaki Slip-overs at $3.50 k and button Pull-overs at $4.50 up. OSIERY—25¢ to 50c, including’ Cotton, Lisle, Silk and Lisle, imere and heavy wool. the latter at $1 up and/Union Suits at $2 up for Men. NDKERCHIEFS—Khaki at 15c and 25c¢; Silk at 25¢ and 50c¢; { Silk Handkerchiefs, 50c, 75¢, $1; Boys’ Kerchiefs, BATH ROBES-—Blankets and the new figure designs: $5.50 to E. ARE ONLY a few gifts mentioned at random; thers, at reasonable prices; we specialize on small FF & WOLF CD. 26--30 North Queen St. Lancaster's Fastest Growing Store. 0000000000000 etc., at all prices, appropriate as t un we se den oldta karl uff g'fixed hut ¢’hot hedsht usht saena sulla. Hoche Monroe shoe, celluloid cuffs os nier en rood ob reecha hut kenna, un en colar so hoach os are net driv- er nows shpoutsa het kenna. Se hut hovva wella are set yung gooka un are hut en boga-hols gamaucht we SO en oldter gowl won mer ene recht hardt uff-rained far farhondla | Un duch sin de socha net so schlim ) wora far vohra tzurick. Mindsht iu nuch we de grossa hops in fashion | cooma sin? Ei, wos shondloshiche | socha wora sell! Ae hoop-skirt un [ ae brader hussa- lotz wore oll os in { ae karicha sitz hut kenna. Un selly wora nuch net ous shtile bis der bus- sel ei-cooma is. Mindsht du nuch we ols de weipsleit room g’luffa sin un en ga-pulshter noach g’shlaifed we en varich kolb? No hen se sich £20r nim- ny setza Kenna. Sell wore awver de lzeit woo ols usht ae sidener frock in der valley wore, un der mon os en guldeny watch ga-drawga hut wore reich g’haesa Won mer on en in- fair gonga is hut mere der nia fraw bresent g’mauched fun ma hame dish-dooch odder en blec nene shissel. Es naixt wore china- ware, un now waerdt mer shep aw-ga ) I won mer net en shtick silver ©000000000000 Awver ich bin shier gor fun minera ubject cooma. Ich hob g’sawd ich | 't uff shtyles shriva, un won ich | draw denk sin de monsleit usht so rrish os de weipsleit. Em ledshta yohr wore’s style en kartzer ivver : wara—des yohr en longer. it yohr hen oll de menner en vy hoot g’wora—des yohr en ei dubbleder hoot mit ma braida | roneft. Ae yohr sin de hussa eng un es naixt wide, ae yohr shtaena de kollar uff un es naixt yohr lia se iv ver, ae yohr de jacket hoach un es haixt yohr nidder Es same ding is by da weipsleit. Ae yohr hen se fed dera uff da heet un es naixt yohr blooma, ae yohr hen se lose armel un es naixt yohr tighta, ae yohr { waera se era gons long un es naixt | yohr kortz, un wos se shunsht far | wexla daref mer net defn schwetza —awver mer find’s ous won’s bill ei 0000000000000 coomed. Un farwass sin de soocha? Well, es sin olsfart en certain lot norra oonich 0 feel menscha un wile’s en oldt | shprich-wordt is os “ae norr maucht | 'n hoonert,” don nembts net long biss oll de weldt narrich is except soiche 0s ken geld hen—un selly sin holver narrich wile se net aw noach maucha kenna. OOOO Ich bin der onner owet funs Hul lerhecka hame un wore awenich im boox, don hov ich de Bec y Bixler ga-druffa. Se hut mich g'frogt far mit gae un en fremmer mon hara iff temperance schwetza. Ich hob mich hinna in de karrich g¢’set Ii hov ich ebber hara awfo Ww ! Ich hob es arsht g’maned e | ware outside, bis endlich hov ich ot g'funna os es der mon is os de | ture gevva hut sulla, awver ic usht so goot in der bush nej ¢ gooked. Es wora oll weipsleit fax mere un yader hut en hoot aw g’hot about en yord brade un dri foos | hoach. Shtyle? Of course, awver ich hob usht gadenked won oll de weips- leit holver so feel grish-dadoom im | | | | @eOEYG ay aur COOOEEO® hartz hetta os feddera uff da heet don breicht nemond mae shtarva far in der himmel gae. Of course, won oll de leit wara we Polly don daida feel hond Ch un ( warie it farhungera. De millners | ] 000000 EVERYTHING | = FOR EVERYBODY. b-URCHASES OF » RIOR OR COL UMBIA PRODUCTS. { mista ons brode-bocka, de dress | { makers on schneider on { huls hocka un de onera blude-soock- | | ler ons misht a \e soot glae. | der far olla d: 1 vohr, en warm | er , en w bed, en leeve fraw ! | un schwa buddle oonich em | ke ke 1s my harlichkeit bis in de | | avichkeit— awmen. ————— 9G P. J. Zabriskie, Supt. Jersey City Stock Yards Company, Jersey | Cty, New Jersey chased of you about our plant for the success. It is a wonderful prepara- dents, driving thém from their haunts, and eliminating odors arising from their death. We cheerfully en- dorse its use in places infested with vermin. Four sizes, 25¢, 50¢, $1.00 and $3.00, Brown Bros., Mt. Joy, Pa.; H. 8S. Newcomer, Mt. Joy, Pa.; Q.} Moyer, Mt. Joy, Pa. tf! eee ADVICE TO “FLU” ' SPAIN AND ENGLAND REPORT INCREASE IN TUBERCULOSIS [ U.S. Public Health Service Warns Influenza Convalescents Should Have AAA hdd hk hk hhh ok kok hk A * * * Beware tuberculosis after in. x [luenza No need to worry if * * vou take precautions in time * X ] 1 \ \ * Don't diagnose your own con- # | |] ha Bh, ~N * dition. Have your doctor exam- nr x po feat | = : . * ine your lungs several times at % Ti a * nonthly intervals, Build up your % Sy ' strength with right Hving, good % food and plenty of fresh aii * Don't rs money on patent * The line is Belted outfits to medicines advertised to cure tu- * complete. Thereis run from your er Hoss, | iy * a size and type present gas Ss Bs a fresh-air crank anc * to suit your form. Jie {ines engine ‘ Lr ult in. dk de de ok dk ok dk kk kk kok ok kkk Direct-Connected Set : : N buying a plant from the’ Western Electric nected plant illustrated is our newest model. Washington, D. (Specinl.)—Ac- Company, you enjoy unfsual advantages— The 3% -horse power silent engine burns cording to a report made to the United all of which help you gef just the outfit that gasoline or kerosene; is throttle governed, air you need, at the price ydu want to pay. cooled and automatically stops when the bat- States Public Health Service, the epi- temic of influenza in Spain has al- ready caused an increase in the preva why you can chogse from several kinds of To be sure that you get the right plant— lence and deaths from pulmonary tu Western Electric plants — and why our advice right in size and equipment—see the Western culosis A similar assoclation be 35 impartial, Electric man near you. We stand behind him tween influenza and tuberculosis was recently made by Sir Arthur News- ir liolme, the chief medical officer of the that can be used for othe: Ilnglish public health service, in his analysis of the tuberculosis death rate in England ed States may profit by the experience | Rupert Blue of the United States Pub- lic Warning emphasizing the need of spe- Chal precautions at the present time. “Experience seems to indicate.” SAYS | sem the Surgeon General, “that persons | whose resistance has been weakened | Bh by an attack of influenza are peculiar- | ’ B Susceptible to tuberculosis. With | Auto Re alr Sh & Gara © i miilions of its people recently affected P op g 0 with influenza this country now of-! 1 fers conditions favoring the spread of | 0 tuberculosis.” “Then you consider this a serious menace?” was asked. “In my opinion it is, though I hasten to add it is dis tinctly one against which the people ~~ can guard. So far as one can estimate Al E d S d R d & there are at present about one million | So xtra 00 pee oa st cases of tuberculosis in the United Ntates There is unfortunately no complete census available to show ex- | OLD AUTOMOBILE AND CHARGE YOU UNLY FOR actly the number of tuberculous per- | WORK. sons in each state despite the fact that ere repor 0 hee e 1 here reporting ng een In force for Bell phone 2227-J. Ind. Phone many vears, over 35000 cases of tu-| berculosis are registered with the De- partment of Health Those familiar | with the situation believe that the ad dition of unrecognized and unreported Lo fooleokeofooforfocferforfocforfert fool cases would make the number nearer | § . “le re my writ) mut wnt Everything for the Living R conducted during the past two i & 1 eirs in Framingham, Mass.. revealed | oe P h d L wi. BP. 200 cases of tuberculosis in a popula x orc an awn OW JIT tion of approximately 15,000. If these | oe To-day we offer a delightful assortment of comfo ny proportions hold true for the United |§ ers and Arm Chairs, in bright and cheerful finishes. Choice of Re States as a whole they would indicate oe Rattan, Fibre Rush and Old Hickory. | that about one in every hundred per- | y | sons is tuberculous Each of these! constitutes a source of danger to be guarded against.” In his statement to the public Sur- geon General Blue points out how those who have hol mfluenza should ! ‘'otect themselves against tuberculo- “All who have recovered from in-| J dozen different makes to choose from; $11.00 to $55.00. fluenza,” says the Surgeon General. | de tg ould have their lungs carctully ex. (& Westenberger, Maley & Myers amined by a competent physician Nn | oe : fact, it is desirable to have several ex- 13 125-131 East King Street LANCASTER, PA. dminations made a month apart. Such | bd ocdeofeeoderdeodedooockdesfocfeodofodorteaord PEEP E PIPPI 00000000 anminations cannot be made through | ‘ulosis every effort should be made to | ep them so. This can be done by ght living, good food and plenty of |W {fresh air.” The Surgeon General warned espe- cially against certain danger Signs, uch as “decline” and “colds which | hang on.” I'mese, he explained, were often the beginning of tuberculosis. “If you do seems to hang on or your health and rength decline, remember that these N Place yourself at once under the culosis is curable in the early Stages. | = OD MH | ¥ NGLE West Main Patent Medicines Dangerous in Tuber n ® . 3 MOUNT 40 9 PA. oulosis The money spent on such | medicines is thrown away ; It should be spent instead for good food and de- i eent living” : There are few indeed Says: We used RAT-SNAP pur- having at least one cold] oy g winter months, and the are for extermination of rats with marked | tynate who have but d¢n« 2 tion. It did beyond question all you nv claimed it would do—killing the ro- Chamberlain’s Cough. serve the directions wi and you are likely to fortunate opes. The wy of this remedy has bee There afe many famili waye“used it for years through with 1. quia without |@ SHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO SIDING, serious conseq Take SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOY LDINGS, LATHS, ETC. aN Si |m FOR LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT, ROOFING SLATE AND very best results. / / CLARENCE SCHOCK MOUNT JOY, PA. CONVALESCENTS AFTER INFLUENZA | EPIDEMIC. | Public Against Tussrevosin] One Million Cases Tubercu- | losis in United States—Each a Source of Danger. Sr—— _— i — Western Electric “/ 4 Lungs Examined--Colds Which Hang SL OWER IGHT | No Cause for Aiarm if el and ; [remy on Is Recognized Early—Patent Medi cines Not to Be Trusted. teries are fully charged. The engine can also We realize that it, is not good business to be used for other power purposes. offer you only one kind of an outfit, That is r steam with our forty years manufacturing experience. ipment, He can tell you all about Western Electric out- engine fits, motors, water systems, milking machines, 5, we can irons, vacuum cleaners and other electrical : direct con helps for farm and home. If you already have a gas, o engine, we cap furnis If you desiré a belt supply that kind of a plant a other countries Surgeon General MOUNT JOY, PENNA. THE Wesig ~ECTRIC MAN Health Service has Just issued a LUUD0000000000000000000000000000O000OAOOOOOOOBRRRRN 510--12 N, Cherry St., Lancaster Pa. psn | Two Good FORD CARS For Sale | One Touring and a Truck WE REBUILD TRACTORS FOR FAR "ISE OUT OF Y(¢ st of the states have made the dis- WHEN WE FURNISH THE MACHINE FOR THE TRACTO’ reportable In New York city, ! THE PRICE RANGES FROM $200 TO $500. bobo dbf de ob eee eb | Settees, Swings and Tables. USE OUR PROMPT SERVICE FOR Awnings, Slip Covers, Window Shades, Curtains, Carpet Cleaning (compressed air) Carpet Re-laying. TALKING MACHINES Come in and hear the “Vitanola,” the sensation of the Talking Machine World. Prices from $22.50 to $145. REFRIGERATORS Full assortment of all the latest improved R ‘rigerators; a What to Do. . 3 p IY | fe i | § | & » b b fo clothing nor can they be carried | ID two or three minutes. If the S are found to be free from tuber a JT TU TOY I. OO w= Furniture : = — I will comtinue the furniture business on the secesid floc of the Engle Building, with a complete and up-to-date line of all Linds of furniture. Prices are very reasom- able.” When in need of furmiture call and see me. Repairing and Painting 2 Specialty Special Attention Given to REMODLING ANTIQUE FU.NETURE } Danger Signs. get well promptly, if vour cold often the early signs of tuber ulo ¢ of a competent physician. Tuber- i culosis. LORE LA OTS do not trust in the mis statements of wuns« rupnlons | Tedioi, takers. There is no | gms aR 00 F. H. BAKER LUMBER and GOAL! Both Telephones MOUNT JOY, PE INNA. ci'tbar iic medicine for the cure of tuber- | | | ———— Few Escape JO : | ho escape luring thet SOLE AGENT FOR CONGO ROOFING. NO. 1 SHEET IRON. ESTIMATES QUICKLY AND CHEERFULLY DE. BUILDING MATERIAL AND ALL KINDS OF CONCERE" vhen troubled |= WORK. i nd with the (8 dee. d-4t Tun LR 1e of the and merit | = 0 a cough or ecolg a
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