MOUNT
JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Wednesday, January 15, 1919
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worout or mum covmiox or LANDISVILLE [THE DOINGS r ; =)
IHHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ar J aaa |
MQUNT JOY, IN THE STATE OF . mink
PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE OF Mi Emily Swarr is on the siek | AROUND FLORIN ’ :
BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 18 Rive: Avnic Hershey is recovering | g ;
RESOURCES lowly from evere attack of in-| 0 W ( )
fluenza | -. n ” SN. oy .
8g Miss E tbeth Martin spent Thurs- ALL THE UP.TO-DA TE HAPPEN -
jay « 1 th her cousin, Mrs. H ! INGS FROM THAT THRIVING : i
H. Lor AND BUSY VILLAGE ities F Profitabl ing Pre d Now
Mrs. J. J. Tubre and son, Jack of | Many Opportunities For Profitable Buying Presented Now
Lancaster, spent Sunday with Mrs, H, | = : : his
H. Long. i Mr. Joseph Risser is confined to his | MTV ENT FL TYNE IC RS D VOT SHOW ANY LC 5
A Mrs. Harry Rudy, who wa critical beg with sickness. : od! PRICES WILL NOT ALWAYS BE ON A WAR FOOTING, BUT AT PRESENT MARKET ADVICES DO NOT SHOW ANY LOWEK
ly ill with pneumonia is very much| Mr. Joseph Rutherford of Mari-|J} Jo opiops™ IN FAGT THERE HAS BEEN ADVANCES IN SOME LINES OF MERCHANDISE, Y -
mproved [etta, Sundayed in our village. | diy rs : . ; ws SA CIR QTY , I a D ARE STITT STRANGERS
Mi = 1. Mi Albert Hiestand Miss Sue Brandt called on friends MARKETS HAVE NOT YET FELT THE TRANSITION FROM WAR TO PEACE. SUPPLY AND DEMAND ARE STILL STRANGERS.
100,000.00 ra Q lav Mrs. Hiestand’s [at the County Seat, on Sunday. | : : a . ? , Pr LEP sARANCE FIRST IN STORES SUCH
t Me heir j a Mr, James Culp of Lebanon, Was PRICE CHANGES BACK TO NORMAL WILL BE GRADUAL AND WILL MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE FIRST IN STOR UC 3
S, Mr. and My dol Showalter ap-js Sundey wisiiar to our Vg a, is) AS THIS, WHO ARE ALIVE TO THE SITUATION.
§ L000 nounce the birth of a daughter, Mary| Miss Lthel Nealy of Columbia, is T RE Te THT PRITDRNT. SHO DORE. WY TAKT 'ANTAGE OF SALE-TIME AT HAGER'S
: raret Sunday. here on a visit to Florin friends. | GREATEST ECONOMY WILL COME TO THE PRUDENT SHOPPERS WHO TAK" aDVANTAGE OF 3
I. A. Hiekes returned to hi home H. J. Pierson of New York, is AND PROFIT BY THE LOWERING OF PRICES.
v New y sunday after visit ing several days in our village. Go
| neg Mi Mrs. H. H. L acob Eichler of Elizabeth-| 2
3,33 Dr.B 1 rr and Miss rence ent Saturday in the village. f - 2
: ; Petorsor Lan er, were guests 1 F. Suter of Aneastor, " de | - ® Us
: of D : hy rs. H. H.in business tein to town on Tuesday.| ; : ’ I 0 rered rices on viens Clothing
\ nir Mrs. Martin Liggins called on; Sy Ran ~Q arel LOWY Ee £ TICES ¢ VICK i :
; Chauncey 1 ds at the County Seat on Satur Strong Reductions inWomen's Appa |
( id t : | © This event is certainly a it opportunity for the man
2 ( { d . Ir Gh 1 3 C I iat an
{ Chri wn Garber and family of Women’s coats, suits, dresses and furs have suffered dee} who needs a good 1t overcoat We can Say 2 Sl SnocTity
H. Long. t Joy, were entertained at the i Stor. this overt: ¢ that, due to foreh purchasir ou ual righ standards
= ler re hon f Mr. Jacob Kline on Sun-| [- - reductions Ii r this January : ; were rigidly maintained during v in while our price
$ 1-% h t eir son | day bh left tod fot | All our fashionable garments are now priced very at- were kept close to the 1 ficure : .
1 118 way Mi Myr Jooth lef oday for | Go iantifol Lis) coats and finer clath Now Sal ims id ir stocks are somewha b
n. Jutlex I he w end several | tractiv including beautiful plush it 1 er « , I ly Slot % 4 A |
Se thaj { | Mrs. J. L oni . 1 £f Mr. W | rat sound materials, rea . I true values. All gar- | :
Sec o 2 r 1 Samuel V I'he entire family o Mr. Wm. - s x nit new {his Canaan . | omparison, quality
s A 1 \ El; 4 nfine | to the house | [t will pay vou to profit by these economies. nents n y : lL ¢ 0 1 1
) ? bi BI : Egan | = : i y I for qu ity and pz e lor
kness | 3
3 1 ickness. yt il onllad
A M I B Mr and Mrs. Gabriel Gei Ct |
| Dr J. S I Long, [on t! ormer’s f + at Rheems, | ;
MI rE S 3aker, | on oe : (4 !
la Snyd M Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rineer spent | ¥ F h: Th fiw 1 YY — b
NEI rdw al dee OW, Noteworthy Values For the Thrifty in :
m Sat with fr s. . 3
Miss Noi He rtained the| Mrs. A. J. Rineer and Mrs. John . . d B d Knit Underwear a
Ww circle of > is a mem- | hman called on Lancaster friend ine ina Dress Cottons an se weay .
i i The follov 1 Tuesday
33, 64 ening he follow- | esday. Aes ; 2
XI Ide B, 290.00 were present: Mabel| Mr. Levi Mummau purchased the | An i rtant pre-inventory readjustment of stocks, representing h
vit Tader \ Q | FW DY tv at rivate sale An mmportant pre-inve 3 J 2 a 0
e Bank Vis oem 38,518.57 Hess, Emiy Ba iJaeop Boren property at private sale Now At special mill lots. Wise shoppers who appreciate real savings will take ad- i Sier S
: rault at ts I srshey, Anna Trayer, Myrle | on Monday. : § g : ise of ‘ on ; ,
A An EL ua er, Ruth Hoffman, Ada Rupp,| Miss Ruth Dyer was a Saturday vantage of these pricings, as they will not likely be lower for months to th
Checks In other ies | doa tie Spahr and Nora Hess. and Sunday visitor to her sister, at . come, as the re-adjustment will be slow and gradual. At Very Unusual
same city or é 021.47 Mrs. John Herr entertained the | W est F airview. Yocob'V A Reduction ferings are timely as well as worth while, comforts are the Te re
Checks on banks located outside Sewing Circle of which she is a mem-| Messrs. P. G. Shelly and Jaco oe These offerings are timely ane : 3 es or lower than H
Bank a X th ot 5 jem vg Sher Wednadey Sloman, oo Line mals D3siness trips to Lancas- best insurance against the doctor’s bill; during Sale-Time are lower the NS :
yank and ther cas Seeks ~ J Bn : oe WE WR ‘1 tay Saturday. ] s vs
Rrtion fond ith U's. following nembers were present:|ter, on Se ) : , WL 0 7ill be later on. R ( ct 0 ; br
Phos Aon dug >in U.S oi 3s. J. M. Swarr, Mrs. J. T. Minnich, | Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kraybill and Of h Br ell they wi : tres i U
d but not collected SAX Mrs. Samuel V. Swarr and son |two children visio friends at Lan- The Hager stocks of warm blankets and colder days are coming anc . @
nterest earl bu 10t collected { S. al & 4 Y to Bly ;
= yroximate—on Notes and 5 Samuel, Jr Mrs. J. F. Herr, Mrs. | caster on Saturday. i eos ” :
Bills Receivable not past Lie 9146.33 | pul S Baker, Mrs. H. C. Greider, Miss Mary McGarvey and Mrs. El- prices now “
VT 3 St A iin iad ned. 230.8 | Mrs. J. H. Shenck, Mrs. Henry J per Jonleasiia _are spending a bia n
NYE ye ra — | Koser, Mrs, Henry H. Miller, Miss|week in Philadelphia. \ 3 aed g ay
$1,470,827.94 | fo nie P ng, Miss Barbara Trout. Miss Florence Espenshade of Mt. rtunities ow n
i Ann : Long, Lie . Sa oh ? 3 od yosition in the any a e 1 pr
LIABILITIES Tart iy >
Capital stock paid in.......c...... 120.000. 40 MOUNT JOY MARKETS Mrs. Benjamin Fair and Mrs. 27
Farniuy OREauf rrseeree 1 921,625.96 | ieee 1. | Gabriel Geib were Thursday visitors ne
Interest and discount ce Taoted The following prices are paid today | +i" Mrs. Amos Weidman. 53 ro
“or credited, in adv ie of Jng- [by our local merchants: Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer visited a, 4
turity and not earned (approxi- 5 059.81 H. E. Hauer Pays: their daughter Mrs. John Gro at ; : i .
X a 5,059.8 . . : n e1X é y MIS. The 44 eh rer Mill rices has not yet Ze
Amoun reserved for aif intrest a6%t 4] EDS, POF MOB ve shinai os vis hiya 63 Eiizehesniown, tei fins f Paoli Regardless of market conditions, January is the month when Fa readjust stocks. The time for lower Mill p Mc
SIHOA cu virsrnrrrnirisvinsyarierys 0'000.00 | Butter, per 1b. vr ive . 6¢ Mrs. Ed. Steigerwald o aoli . vill find advantageous pricings in our retail stocks. : . . Fourth
Jotes outs g.... 180,000.00 ’ : : : > : : > home owners wi ne 2 : ; . a trip to our Fou
Cire ulating notes « uistanding 160,000 Lard, perdb.:......... 0... 0 28 | spent Tuesday here wi her parents, arrived, but b He reigns again, Cupid will be busy, and many young folks will be starting homes of their own, and a trip tc 7
geri iro ALE ys 734.70 : Mr. and Mrs. George Geyer. 5 ? 1 via i
banks ....c.os varies dt & Stehman Pays: Mr. an ( : 3 All be extremely profitable. : r nt walls prises
Individual deposits subject to Ww TI phe bu. . ! .$2.20 | Miss Thelma G. Krick, of Lancas- PL Th hes include a famous Whittall and other high-class rugs, and we ask you to compare our prices with prese ney Ye
Bi of deposit due in less Corn. DEE IY. oa 1.60 Iter, has accepted a position in the of Philadelphia Stores. IGHT NOW ]
than 0 days {other "than ‘for Oats, per bu................. 80 office at the E. L. Nissly & Sons/j THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIME TO BUY THAN R tai
wy kb ed). Hp al% DOr Mie sien ?
Contified Lah Eines | 364.22 | Brandt & Stehman Sells: warononse. Kocher has cond to-tar- ik
Cishier's checks outs 6, ! Wheat, per bu A Mrs. John Keener has gon ar 3
Dividends unpaid. . 4,000.00 | Jf | LL Lag SraanT Ie risburg, where she will spend sev- ;
OLhor time deposits... crx vxxssss 1560.43. Corn, per bu. ............... oral months with her daughter, Mrs. | ITY
Certificates of deposit (other :.._ 1Oats, perbu...........v'vv... H ut A\ ata
“than for money Bofrowsd) sis vise 105.893 | Mixed feed, per 100 lbs 2. arry Lutz. cok snd and Jog
Other time depoSits......... - 105,447.45 | ~100 Ibs 3°00 Mrs. Charles Decker and son and Joy
Other United States de- Sigsten, pes 10 : Svs: vane 200 Mrs. Decker of Elizabethtown, were 1 8 2 1
sits including e- ,0tton ee Vi I EP Ne MC D.C oh % di 4
posits’ of U. 8 dis. © 100.0 Linseed Meal, per 100 lbs.,.... 3.25 SEndaY Pests to Mr. Harry Eichler _
SS officers. y . ’ . S pve 3 y. 3
8 Fonds borrowed, Boot Meal. per 100 Ths Me 8.00 Mr. and Mrs. Abram Shires and J) con
includ dberty Loan a Mea 3 aint vit t ROG. GE i n 3 y
fe of Timothy hay, per 100 lbs.,..... - 1.60 | three grandchildren of Mount 9% bes
debtedness, without vt 100 Ibs 1.15 | were Sunday visitors to Mr. Harry )
furnishing collateral 00 Straw, per 100 1bs,,..........: .19 Eichler and family. \ a
security for same. ior 000.00 87,000.00 | Mixed Hay, pez 108 foe. Yay ais 500 Mr EL oa 1st a fne bal rep
Bills payable, w eders 204,000.00 | Middlings, per 100 Bese 3. Mr, : v Svigsiy S Th Ay
serve Bank .........c.oieieenn. Rs Tanknoe 4.85 |and a large porker on Monday. e . , : TN
es Chi aan Tankage, 100 Ibs,........... 1.85 bat! had an Aho on i mae 2 5000 MILES GUARANTEED TIRES City Shoe In’
; .s for rediscounts, in- . arge as an ordinary crock anc e AN EL tacher or Stvaiaht Side :
ss those with Federal = Columbia National Bank, In- hog had tuberculosis. Clinc 8 R irin Co an larg
Resarve Bank........;.civaeeees iv oi dianapolis, Indiana Mr. Jacob Y. Kline, our local con- . SIZE NON SKID TUBES gpal gd m
State of Pennsylvania, County Says: We were bothered quite 8|...ic contractor and builder was $ 9.20 $2.15
TR, Fel : i a3 HOES MADE TO LOOK ea
“I. R. Fellenbaum, Cashier of the above- | little by“.rats in our basement,|. i 4 to bid on a fine bungalow to be Se: ot 4 35.00 7.50) OLD S nes
named bank. do solemnly swear that the destroying your RAT-SNAP very erected at once for Mr. Smith A. 30x33 12.46 2.26 LIKE NEW ONES in b
Be ing DLA, : thoroughly, we are pleased to report Cury, a wealthy resident of West Set of 4 47.50 8.90 No
my R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier. |that we are no longer bothered with |p cfer. MISS ELIDA RAFFENSBERGER, | No.
ny of dans rv. 1910 Them mow Se SSeS, Sg and Mr. Milton S. Hershy, the Choco-|" cQyERNMENT NURSE, HAS PRICES ON OTHER SIZES IN | 50 and 52 South iden Siem N
3th day of January, 1919 $3.00, Brown Bros., Mt. Joy, Pa.; H. he 1 chased a lot of LANCASTER, PE 4
x WRBUSH, Notary Publie. |? ’ ’ late King has purchased a lot G EXPERIENCE : : ’
Wr BOL LOM expires Feb, 24, 1919 5 Newcomer, Mt. Joy, Pa.; G. Moyer, | round of Mr. E. L. Nissly opposite THRILLING, EXP PROPORTION Junk of All Kinds Flor
Correct—attes;: | Mt. Jov. Pa » Mrs. Horace Cox property anc Write. for lists g ‘
THOS, ow! N, | By he 3 I on Bondis be erect a me - i" $1 5 tive fails harm 5000 miles we OYSTERS! OYSTERS! | Buy and Seil Autcnaobiies N
J. N. HERSHEY, __ | Read the Bulletin [fine mansion to be occupied by the Elizabethtown, Jan. 13—Mr. anc tire ot ne. "CHINCOTEAUGE | P
Dllecio™= | Tt pays to advertise in the Brlletin [local milk agent, Mr. J. H. Duke-|pps A. J. Raffensberger, who re- vill replace with a new FAMOUS SHO RUBBER & METAL SCRA 05,
Im nan. Contractors Masterson and |gjde on North Market street, possi ed | half price. faak oY GEREN XN
REFORT OF THE CONDITION OF | REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF | | Walters are doing the work. the following Inforesng Lo BRinpsd, Fatlie ay prey GROCERIES AND CO . No
FHI UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY |THE FIRST NATIONAL LANE AT me thelr danghter, wig era of ANCES PREPAID, RIT Bh We Pay Higest Cash Prices Ni
SANK, AT MOUNT JOY, IN THE ppNNSYI,VANIA, AT THE CLOSE OF | ; berger, © nurse in. 3 BRANDT BROS. hous
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE | BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1918 | Letter From Wm. Miller Uncle Sam overseas: Dec. 9, 1918 128 Mt Joy St. MT. JOY, PA. for all
‘LOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 31, 1813. | RESOURCES. | The following was received by Mrs. har ate nov.27-4mos. $5,0
RESOURCES sn 650.46 Wm A Miller on Bag Moin Sesh, Dear Folks: is on the Pacific] EASTERN SALES COMPANY BURLAP BAGS 0
cos B00. from her husband, Sergeant Miller: Al np ih = Tl 500 Fulton Street : ft.
nd discounts, In- Soi | . 2 Sty Ocean. We are eight days out. ne u RANK ft.,
rediscounts. 152.75 | This war has changed man to such os VY : : di % Row A 1 . Poa:
os Bnd. bills red 55,060.00 179,609. 51z an extent that you can now only rea-|sea Ww gy voudenl =, a the UNION HILL, NEW JERSEY CH S 28,
yuntec (othe 1€ n- . Sy are S aT £ 3 :
Bank aoceptances Soi) 10.650.0 sag) lize its good. It has - developed rt pod thie yenr. In Tact, DEALERS WANTED AUCTIONEER K tone Ra Co :
Overdrafts, ured, none; un- {closer friendship, a more firm love [WC SY OA SL ne been on may 1 16-tf | NOY. PA. eys oO g . Wh
Seca A Nay I Sue irculation (par 35.000.00 {for humanity and your fellow coun- he of t > id years said it was MOUNT , hick
S. bonds deposited to secure . . 35,000. J treme the sea seve ars, sd : i 5 T
U3 Sons Som Bi ) Wo 100,000.00 en Sorint ary. Kwontty he Joa & De am Yeon in, First Statens. How Til von geth Prompt atiestion wives to tio Sol Max Brody, Propr. 2 Ne
iberty Log C 3 2 Te @ é > © o 5 ersona . opt
Liberty L iy BOS : : as coll ater: al was ruled out. After it ceased to The w aves eas gy 3 hich shat he to be a college president?” ling of 5s jicto nnd pein Pp Bell Phone 9-R2 MOUNT JOY. Prop:
Lit San Bonds, 54, x or ‘bills payable. Boom: Soinosiexise, the: Huns became Barbarians. We h: in oT in the hold and Second Student—*‘Oh, by degress” 1° Ros july 17-tf. all c
“4 and 414 per vent, | Liberty Loan Bonds, 31% A human being was a feast for the the DoS ignited on top of the A reas
pledges secure State | 4 and 41-4 per 2 Yod. )
is Ra Wa | unpledgea .... 1,000.00 Han God ianism b , such |deck so we had a fire on top deck No
bills payable DO 235,000.00 Liberty Loan Bonds, 3%, German Prussianism became suc t The ship rolled and rocked Snel Uf rtnslif ptr rope
Payments actually made 4 and 41-4 per cent, la mighty ruler over the individual 00. oy ae Ary BODE
on Liberty 1-4 per pledged to secure State of Germany that the people idolized | wonderfully eV pre ous
nt bond yf the or other deposits or : 3 3 Sh riven up as lost. Everybody was
Fourth Liberty Loan bills payable............ 55,850.00 the Kaiser's doings. Thinking too, ao Boel UUs raul anasto No
ERED corns cs aere. 44,600.00 282,600.00 | Payments actually made far ahead of the onslaught he or- rig! i Bow oelinioun thos Het ' . Main
Securities other than U. git Liberigd4ld pat dered, the Huns dreamed of him |see the sailors how relig tric 1
bonds (not including cent. bonds of the : ’ : Kai 1d | They are a very good set of boys on
S. bos ih al iy Fourth Liberty Loan being superior. The aiser wou tic boat.” Well, T began to tink I secke
Soe Bd iis 530,051.04 530,051.04 | Owned ............oeeenn. 52,650.00 109,500.00 | then establish a new world, he being | this boa Rlizebothtown again No
ghicdzed Federal Reserve Bank Securities other than U. Ruler, or rather (as he thought) would never see izabetl . Ne
0 per cent of subscription). 7500.00] §. bonds (not including ‘me Being over humanity. but then if it was my time to go, 0
v A ry banking house Stocks) owned un- Supreme Being over humanity. . I might as well make up my know
Swned and unincumber- | pledged ................. 200,567.50 If he now looks back at the|guess g N hers do. Por buy.
seiesrieasterens %,000.00 25,000.00 | Collateral Trust and destructions, murderous warfare they mind and do as all others . 3
Farnitore” and fixtukes............ 6,000.00 | other notes of Sofporas ad t loubt under his in-|two days we were in great danger,
Real estate owned other than | tions issued for not | carried out, no dou : Te i ei, Mourizing
st TAT ROUSE... caalssrsaraneases 2,750.00 | less than ONE YEAR structions, for instance Edith Cavell, ev ) ¢ er hc Dupans No
Lawful reserve with Federal Re- ooioqz| DOE more than THREE 692.50 210,260.00 | not she alone, but twenty or thirty bial a oY Ss hack 18 Som ang nde
SR an, and net amounts ns = Stock of Federsi Reserve Bank sion riggers beings fis She tn Bosign [none Pa Dees : . paseo
“due from national bamks........ 65,580.22 | (50 per cent. of subscri ,700.00 | Nothing exe , 1 ROT wad not ss wp Jor BY . v pafen
le nts due from banks, Yalu e of banking house $ “410000 | : . rv which | meals. We were served sz t :
ce Sas Bg Ee J. SA Today, womss Fave Sap. | hep. tasted vory good Hyeryhods | 1s dale is our biggest achievement o “No.
pankers | r banks furniture and fixtures...... : o S Is ay, ¥ , > bot s be y p 0 | ek
Cech iii ih BT rine TE ™ io Los rve with Federal Re- 16,565.10 ried out a more go yar tam Garson the ont Jas heen » Ol bod co Min
PAM ceive saranda sas 468.29 | Serve Beaauterineiayrees 16,56¢ i many, and now t ey are looking for S. y a soem, so n>: 8 f l h d 2B
Cheeks on i doenged outaias i® ul 204 nef amounts 16, sympathy fron the Allies, 5 pleass. 4 24 food g yary good (whet seven years 0 SucCeass u merc an 18S1ng Forks
¥ a LIED le 1,601.47 | rend with S. How can the past be forgotten? |they can cook it. HAVE A Yo | ict
a ora with O S. and due from U. 8. Never, as long as the world exists. |state room. The remainder of my | usin
and due from U. 8. _ | Treasu ETE t collected 150% If the people are not to be blamed unit will come over later. Am so h : ol o.
i proximate “on "Notes and for the way which the war has been | anxious to know wing mg Our prices today are not only the lowest--but the values are the great-- Raph
Bills ivable notipast que WI | carried out, why did they not have |stationec I Was a Lerman bean : : he H
: $594,814.16 |a voice in it and stop it? They It’s name now is ihe 3 Adlopy est that it has ever been our pleasure to offer for a long time. i b
LIABILITIES favored its barbaric ways the sate American Jranspor. aint A oe] d
Pt ck Ds id i x. $ 50,000.00 | ; s their Ruler. man pic u g Ss anda pam 10'S - ; : S ~ . . ’
Total 5 SL L pe : SE BT I have seen France from the Swis | where of 6 rig Po tos. nie: Women’s Coats, Suits and Dresses, Underwear, Shoes, Waists, and Girls
LITIES I iscoun liected border, to Flanders and through Be - | men. to boa Tide ve ) one y a . «qe 3. etc.
Gomtiat sui L pasa i ITIES Ir a gium and expect to see part of Ser. { makes sixteen dnote an joa, we Coats and Dresses. Men's and Boys Suits and Overcoats, Parting > ;
Surplus fi HERE he not earne aP~ | 1694 many. But to look upon a destrue- {havea ve y heavy cargo. it hac . . oe . C ts raperies
Undivided ; 1 irculating notes outstanding... 35,000.00 tive country which : has nop heey) bags For that, 1 i mt ew $ Youd) Dress Goods, Silks, Ginghams, Calicoes. Furniture, Rugs, arpets, p
E ang nd id yosit destroved by rut ] rar, will not have been Ss was Ss X- . " - . .
Ia OB aL Tem] destroyed By mya) war | perience, I assure you. Never want and Wall paper. Secial prices are now in force on all of these items, making
0 tes of deposit due in less And hen I stand on the border;another just like it. The China sea ; > ’
Er eT Ban Tor gl countries glimce, frst at|had nothing on us these two days now the time and Donovan the place to get the biggest values you've en
k 310,023.5 checks “saves snd Sructive country and then at| and with it all, was only seasick | : .
Certificates of deposit i ied TERE Rotife Ym ful France but with the air of fone evening, and then not very bad. | joyed since early last year.
than Ea gays dother than for npai Y . freedom, freedom to the world, I didn’t go to bed until 4 a. m. either
fi us of deposi (other a we have done our duty for our |night of the storm, though 1 woud { C f
Cashier's checks outs : | Dy ould. «..- 2 country, and helped to hold the stars |rather take a chance dressed than Remember We Pay . our arrare
GARE en dep (other . and stripes above the Iron Hand jotherwise. Am so Ziad its all over |
pan for money borr wed). 11,322.18 es: Nother than those "iwhich tried to capture humanity. [for I am Bot Hiely » a rl £ i h £$15 fr nywhere i
Other time de posits s «+ $87,624.31 | Liabillt ed 189 41-4 per dent We have played a good part in |as severe as that again. Mc e, rare on a urchases o or more, from a here iz
Bilis payable, with Fe deri Re- 232 299.00 | ea “i oy apo, 65,450.00 | apres 0 of our flag, and as|nurses are making their first trip. We pay you ca Pp
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serve Bas aa . i 504 51010 | long as she waves on high, the boys| Am sure they will never forget it. |
i Fila rediscounts, AT a rediscounts. .in- lof Khaki shall never let her fall. For | Well, guess 1 have jiked enough
Liabilities fox anh Federal Re- | » with Federal Re- han )anity exists in her and the boys about storms, bu at’s all one can |
orig Bs mama gtd #5 wp nx ys 39,850.06 85,000.00 | hold her. think of just now. Guess will walk |
State of napivania, County of Lan-| State of Pennsylvania, County of Lan- | Ul Wm. A Miller. honje two years from now.
St N_ Nissly, Cashier of the above- I, J. N. Summy, Cashier of the above- eA Reema ELIDIA. |
ET hank. do sole affirm that the | named bank, do solemnly Swear that the } ; —— A ——
above statemel he of | above Salonen is pellet. . { Little Johnnie, aged seven, was Quick “Cure for Croup i
my _knowle .Y, Cashier, | OcriBEE 24D J. N. Sumy. Caslier | bei ing admonished by his father for{ Whtch for the first symptom, Ankh For The Co
: sworn ‘ ; Does LO
i we tip] ro day of pry 1919. | fighting with the boy next door. “I{hoay a nd Five ee The Only Store That Ever nythung =
c. HENRY H. KOSER, Notary Pyblie. : ht ‘wh I was a | Cous emedy at once. It is promp
9 My Com expires 21st, 1919. never got into a fight when 21 and }ffectual. jan.1-5t. 3
Correct—Attest: {boy,” said his parent. “I know, dad -
Wr. ScORT Jyprose. A !said Johnnie “but these are war the Bu n
v BW. times” the Bulleti