a — MOUNT JOY brs Dept. Store “Shop Early” venings, Starting Dec. 15 ost Mt. Joy 'r Holiday Buying at Home vave Money and Car Fare SLIPPERS SLIPPERS house “all the cold weather at good old reliable prices—Buy now. UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR Ladies’, Children’s and Men's underwear two piece and union suits. Full line of Ladies’ : : and bed room slippers, colors, DISHES DISHES \ Large in of salad’ and hand assortment i" shes, cut glass WAISTS WAISTS Shirt Waists—Everything that is new and up-to-date. A large assortment to select from. ainted jap ware, BLANKETS BLANKETS Warm Blankets defy For Men that Underwear Gloves Night Shirts Collars Shirts Hosiery Sweaters Belts, Etc. For Women Fancy China Silk Hosiery Gloves Handkerchiefs Sweaters Bathrobes Hand Bags Pocketbooks Umbrellas Writing Paper Shirt Waists Fancy Collars Our Grocery Department Full of the Best Things to Eat Brandywine Hill Peas, the best there is. White Rose Apri- cots, Cherries and Peaches. Wesson oil for cook- ing. Coffee, town. Libby's Pineapple. Walnut Kernels English Walnuts Brazil Nuts Almonds Filberts Mazola Oil best in full and . A. Farmer, Mount Joy 8 ol uicanizing Retrea SAVE YOUR WORN TIRES W E can save you money on your tire expense each year—and enough make it worth while, too. The motoring public are being rapidly educated to re-tread their tires as soon as the original tread is mutilated to a point where damage to the canvas, through wear or rotting commences. Therefore, just as soon as the tread surfaee begins to develop blisters, or to separate from the as, and particularly where gnmerit wears away the thru continuous skidding, re-treading should be immediately attended to. Don’t throw yourtold worn out tires away or sell them to the junk man just because they are tread worn, for we can re-tread them with new rubber for you so that you should get from 8,000 to 5,000 more mi of service out of them. | to AS YOU RECEIVE IT miles ems gp ro wl M. Buoh!, Manager Main St., MOUNT JOY, PA. a i / i locooooeco CO00 1 1 GO 1 = =0AL. COAL - § sow RK=zADY TO TAKE YOUR ORDERS FOR d L. KINDS OF COAL Also Feeds of All Kinds hay, Straw, Salt, Etc. eceived a Carload of Cement, Goverment Tested eased to fill your order. Prices reasonable H. ZERCHER 'S OLD STAND MOUNT JQY, PENNA. JE) DOOO0O000000000LOLOLOOOLOOOOOCOOOOOONNS CHAS. A. WEALAND iter and Paper Hanger . OF WALL PAPER Always on handwat reasonable prices. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished : | Agent for oo hi AS AND RECORDS. ALSO BICYCLES. 4 STREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA. % | BOOOOOOCOLLLLLLLLVCOOOOOOOOOOOOOONONONNN “ame mm we mee meee ees eee { comfort: LITTLE JU WOMEN WAR WORKERS, EAGER TO SERVE, GO T0 AID ARMENIANS PO YOU KNOW ANYTHING | » I A HORSE'S HARNESS LY YES SIR! JUST A LITTLE eT! yim RhAR HU Mary Vail Andrees, Only Woman | to Receive Distinguished Serv- ice Medal, Heads Party. Dissatisfied with uneventful civilian life, after two years’ vivid experience a8 workers abroad In the world war, a party of young women, led by Miss Mary Vall Andrees, of New York City, have just gone to the Near East, MISS MARY VAIL ANDREES, Distinguished Service Heroine Who Now Goes to Near East. where nearly a million people are suffering from discase and starvation Miss returned to this country for the Red Cross, the sad Andrees had after serving but when she of the read of Armenians, she ¢ her services to Near 1 former American Comr ind Syrian Relief thous: Miss A womar plight offered lief, the Armenian already has saved in Western Asia. only American who irded Service by vhien on ; of lives worker Di Congres inguished Most of Ike- for the Red organi- +1 the was aw Medal the other members of her party served with honor other wise Cross and zations. Among other group are Mis Frances and Jetty Anderson of New Canaan, Coun. who were decorated with the Croix ae Guerre by the French Government; Miss Margaret Milne of Washington, BP. C member of the Commission for Ru- n Eng- war service the members of the the es +. Who Hoover Relief mania, and Miss Alex Sidney, lish woman who served for thre with the British Relief Commission In Serbia. Miss Doris Nevin, anotaer member of the party, is a daughter of the late Ithelbert Nevin, the com- poser. Col. William N. Haskell, sioner to the Near Ea Peace Commission and Near I reli vas a years commis for » Paris official Re T workers now repre has In mag the jef, the overwh sentative of cabled that the field are nitude of their task 800,000 Armenians ‘the next harvest ald and 120,000 death from hunger and exposure Thousands of refugees are daily be- med by the Col. Haskell says will starve before 5 they are children unie given orphan face ing brought to the relief centers from the deserts. ee Five Big Matches wil be matches Da Turkeys Turkeys persen wanting a y can ord rs’ Inn, "Mount Joy. EP OUR _ PRINTING] AAMM ERM L on BOND Will Sell Your Goods _ WANLE Duma gentleman desires a abl all OSDIR, 2» room for use during the next six months. Address T. J. B., Care Bulletin," Mt. Joy. Former President Taft Leads in Eloquent Plea for Support of Near East Relief. To save the lives of 800.000 people other western Asian for more than are homeless dent William How- ard Taft, Henry Morgenthau, former ambassador to Turkey, and Alexander J. Hemphill, the New York banker, as members of the Executive Committees of Near Kast Relief the former Amer- fecan Committee on Armenian and Syrian Rellef, have Issued a Christ mas appeal for continued support of this organization and its work, Near East Relief Is now operating under a government charter and Is practically alone In the western Asian fleld, the Red Cross several months ago having announced its withdrawal. The Christmas letter, a classic of its kind, Is as follows: “Dear Friend—Another has shriveled up and died. “The mother, creeping back, gaunt and cold, from desert, has put down the thin lit bones with those that strew the road and has sunk be- side them, never to rise again, “Only a little child and a mother out on the bleal Armeniangonad! Jut what {8 that vision hovering there and what Is that voice the cold winds bear r souls—*‘1 was hungry e no meat; I was naked and and to ec: | In Armenia conntries \re 250 000 orphans who there former Pres little child the tle to the ears and ye gave n and ye clothed not.’ while are for Christmas, little children but “Today—yes, today we preparing our gifts many more f these not na 250.000 of thousa fa hundred nor 1 ndering lead 1 r in oy J | “WILLJAN “ALEXANDI “FIEND \1 ( Do You Enjoy Your Meals? If you do not enjoy your meals your digestion is faulty. Eat modera ately, especially of meats, masticate | your food thoroughly. Let five hours | elapse between meals and take one “of@hamberlain’s Tabl immediate- ly after supper and will soon ets you I XHAS APPEAL FOR ARMENIANS reve NENT MEN - ALLENBY STOPS IEE WRIVE A LI GRAFT OF TURK of Armenians and Confiscation of Property Pre- vented by English Officer. Xhe most arbitrary city boss in the world, It seems safe to say, as well as the most unscrupulous politician of modern times, has turned up in Alntab, Armenia, to judge from an official re. port recemtly made by Major Stephen Trowbridge, under Gen. Edmund H. H, Allenby's erders. Me isa Turk named Besim Bey. Until fst Near East Rellef agents stopped him, he practiced upon the terrified Armenians such forms of super-graft as might well make every other cor- rupt politician in the world green with envy, and such cruelties as make all other heartless rulers, Nero down, seem sweet and gentle char- acters. His office was that of Munic- ipal Chief Accountant of Aintab; but, as all dishonest office-holders know, it isn’t the job that matters, but the sugar-plums that go with it. Besim Bey plucked sugar-plums with both hands, night and day Even inspired city bosses have thelr day. Besim Bey's came when Near East Relief agents found that no thorough Armenian work could be done in that city while such condl- ffons of terrorization existed MacAndrew ordered the arrest from relief and removal of the six worst Turks in the | ring that ruled the city, and Besim Bey qualified, as usual, for first place, BANDITS ATTACX HARBORD, THINKING HIM ARMENIAN ® to our store HE ERR EN RE ESHLEMAN BROS, HWE RNR. 1t. | find your meals to be a real pleasure. | iE ENE ERR \ YOU KNOW! AFTER I FTE, I ADD SOMETHING. THATS A POSTSCRIPT! the | General | HR OCOOCO00000000000000000000000 , —— THOU HEY ( ALLE . HEM POS TAd GEE WHIZ 3 I} STAMPS! I Gor C FooweD! | QROOVLO0OLO0O00O0O00OO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONOONND ‘ The Prices Of Some Lines Of Foods Are Much Lower We are always quick to give our customers every advantage of every market decline. For more than one-third of a century we have been recognized, not only as pace makers, but price breakers. The immense purchasing power, andjdistributing facilities of this organizationare devoted to lowering Table:-costs. IN A WORD, the bringing directly to the Consumer the Products of the Farm, the Cannery, the Milljand the Factory, at one small margin. Mount Joy, Penna. . : 1c the finest to be had. Don’t be alarmed roests a nice Lemon Custard Pie. BIG JUICY LEMONS, each full of juice, This price surely sug and Thin skin at the price. BES Ib. Absolute of Le PURE LARD, N ne pure. \( better made 1 . for the sea- and Pumpkin Custard Pie. ly cut Son mon DOUBLE TIP MATCHES, Big box .4%c Six boxes for 25c¢ It will p buy a dozen, price RICH CREAMY OOOO Ro DOCTO0 HC DO0C S00 OOH HABIT n J
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