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Bread. ... 08 and 08 Fels and Ivory Soap........06]
Pink Salmon. . .. As Uncoated Rice, per lb... ....11
Herring in Tomato Sau £.15 Occident and Gold Medal
Soup Beans. . F..16 Flour ..88
Compound Lard. . / 26 | Mother’s Oats. .... 10
Toilet Paper, 7 rolls Lo 25 liogg’s Corn Flakes. ..10!
Sunkist Baked Be ans 151 Post Toasties. .............. 10
Serv-us Ketchup. £ .14 | Special Blend Coffee .. 31
Serv-us Cleanser. £ .08 Shredded Wheat. ..........12
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We wish to thank you for your patronage and we trust that
LAY MEANS LOSS TO YOU:
Tuesday Morning
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“ebruary, 26th
OUR STORE WILL OPEN UNDER THE NEW
Cash and Carfy Plan
WHICH MEANS BIG SAVINGS FO YOU. WE WILL QUOTE be read
you will make THIS STORE your store and that you will be
so well pleasgd with our CASH AND CARRY PLAN, which
gives you Sp endid Values that our business relations may long | Theme, “Deliver
continue.
Please vemember that we stand ready at all times to adjust
any error that may occur—ours or yours—to your entire satis |
faction. /
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/ H. E. HAUER
Opposite Post Office
Mount Joy, Penna. day in Lent will be
Early “
Chas. H.
Aa 5 King St.
ElVirmseafimmenfiyomenfiymsoafimsetflmsenfipmsonfly==ss
Spring Birds”
Black Guys’ Metal Lace; military
. $3.00
heel .. .3é
Brown Kid Vamp, with brown
clfth top; 9-inch height; military
heel Lae, $4.50
Brown Patent Leather, brown
cloth top, Louis heel.......$8.00
Looking means no obligation,
and if you enjoy pretty shoes
there is a treat in store for you.
Fry's Shoe Store
Store of Service
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
THE MT. JOY STAR AND NEWS
IN OUR HOUSES
OF WORSHIP
| RELIGIOUS MATTERS PERTAIN-
ING TO ALL THE CHURCHES
IN AND AROUND MOUNT
JOY BOROUGH
Following is the news of evary
church in this community as supplied
the varions pastors. If the do |
vour church and Sunday
ool are not noted hore, see that |
vustor sends us the news.
Sunday School at
ch
1'P. M,
I sh Service at 2 P. M.
First Part of Passion Service will
Lenten service con
nel
and a
| ducted
United Evangelical Church
Rev. A. M. Sweigert, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Preaching at 10:30 A. M. and at rt Flick made a misstep the
Sh other day in Dr. Ringwalt’s barn loft |
Practice of Chorus Friday evening and fell down the hay hole but for-|
lat 7:30 P. M t inatel s were broken. |
| 7:3 . M.,. : There wil ve preaching y
Teacher iraining on Monday even- | h Fe: pill. 1 preaching in the
line : Church of God next Sunday, subject
5 at 10:30 m., “The Divine Supply” |
United Brethren Church nd at 9 oe He Royal Law.”
0 3 Pp. Miss Ella Habecker, Norman Bat-
Rev. D. E. Long, Pastor Voix 1 :
5:00 AM. Sunday Hchoo] dorf and Mrs. Mae Weber and daugh-
10:15 A. M. Preaching. : ter attended the party at Ephrata on
AR TD M Tanti RB | Thursday enit given by Mr. and
6:00 P. M. Junior C. E. N : |
6:00 P. M. Intermediate C. E Irs. Andrew Barber of that place. |
7:00 P. M. Revival Services. : T Harry Wall, proprietor of the |
Wednesday night cottage prayer | 2frerstown Hotel doesn’t fool long
meeting : 2 j y with men who walk up to his bar al-|
Be aa ready intoxieated He will soon tell|
Rohrerstown Lutheran Parish then J they have enough already |
- Y.. and they will soon know where they |
Rev. H. A. Kunkle, Pastor , leans in :
736 Columbia Ave., Lancaster, Pa.
meet A) Afi em———
Second Sunday in Lent.
Sunday School at 9 A. M.
Morning Worship at 10 A. M,,
Us from Evil.”
| Friday, Feb. 22nd Class at 7 P M.
Lenten Service at 7:45 P. M.
Practice at 8:45 P. M. All welcome.
Ascension Lutheran Mission
Hazel & Laurel Sts., Lancaster
Rev. H. A. Kunkle, Pastor
Sunday School at 1:45, William F.
Kiehl, Superintendent.
Class at 7 P. M.
| Evening service 7:
Theme, “Temptation.”
Mid-week service to be announced.
Everybody is cordially invited.
30: PP. M.,
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
f Rev. H. D. Speakman, Rector
i The services for the Second Sun-
Morning Prayer
{and Sermon at 10:30 and Evening
(Prayer and sermon at 7:30. Subjects,
[“The Woman of Canaan” and “The
| Cross, the Magnet of the World.”
Church School at 9:15.
| On Friday evening of next week
[the special Lenten preacher will be
(the Rev. Dr. Hoyt of Columbia.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Thomas Roberts, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:15 A. M.
| Preaching Service at 10:30 A. M.
| Junior League at 2 P. M. i
| Epworth League at 6:30 P. M. |
| Preaching Service at 7:30 P. M. |
| Mid-week prayer service on Wed-
nesday evening. |
Bible Study Class on Friday even- |
|ing.
{ Church of God
Rev. I. A. MacDannald, Pastor
| Sabbath school 9:30.
| Preaching 10:30.
i Jr. ¥Y.P. S.C. I. 5:45.
Senir Endeavor 6:30.
Preaching ~
Prayer meeting Wednesday |
night. |
. Evangelistic services every even-|
ing.
on
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Presbyterian Church
Rev. F. G. Bossert, Pastor |
9:15 Decision Day in the Sabbath |
School. |
10:30 Divine Worship and Sermon, |
Subject, “What is Christianity?” i
7:30 Evening Worship, Subject,
“The Cross at the Front.”
Prayer Meeting Wednesday even. |
ing at 7:30.
The Ladies’ Sewing Circle will]
meet at the church on Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 o’clock to sew for the
destitute poor of Europe.
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Florin United Brethren Church
Rev. O. G. Romig, Pastor |
The pastor announces the follow-|
ing services for the coming Sabbath:
Bible School at 9:30 A. M.
Preaching at 10:30 A. M.
Junior C..B. at 1 P, M.
Senior C. E. at 6:15 P. M.
Preaching at 7:15 P. M. |
| Special sermon on ‘Christian |
| Patriotism and the Father of Our
| Country.” |
| Weekly Prayer Service on Thurs-!
day evening at 7:30 at the home of |
| Harry Gainer.
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RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions were
adopted by St. Mark United Brethren |
Church and Sunday School, in mem- |
ory of Brother Isaac S. Longenecker, |
who for over forty years was a mem-
{ber and trustee of the church:
| WHEREAS, It has pleased God,
our heavenly Father in His all-wise
i providence, to take from our midst
ito his eternal home, our brother and
| co-worker, Isaac S. Longenecker; be
it
i RESOLVED, That in the death of
| Brother Longenecker, we lost a faith-
{ful member of the church and Sun-
day School and one who ripened with
age in the service of his Master.
RESOLVED, That we tender to
the family and relatives in this their
sad affliction, our heartfelt sympathy,
and commend them to God who will
ever comfort “them that believe.”
i RESOLVED, That these
tions be published in the Conference
| Herald and the Mount Joy papers,
and that a copy be sent to the family
of our deceased brother.
feb.20-1t Committee.
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No Individual Licenses
No individual licenses are now re-
wired by the War Trade Board for
{ the exportation of horses to Canada
{and Newfoundland. Shippers will be
given notice through the press if
I there should be a change in this rul-
ing in the future.
Concordia, Chestnut Hill, Mountville |
Choir!
| their order are:
resolu- «
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
, 1918,
| ROHRERSTOWN |
{ John M, My still confined to
| his bed
i Rev. I. W, MeGuire made a trip to
[ Harrisburg, on Monday
| Myers Long from Hershey, is
siting his uncle, Henry Krow,
[ J. Hamsher from Ridgeway moved
in John C. Kreider's house on Tues
[day [
Howard Risser from Camp Han
[eock, Ga.. 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 their aunt, |
of
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-|
da well attended. Rev. A. F.
Rentz officiated [
MOUNT JOY BEATS AKRON
Winners Blank Rivals in Second
Period and Win Easily
Mount Joy High played in fine
form Friday night in their game with | or
High School, and! i
the
had
Akron
trouble
strong
little defeating their |
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See Our Chicks §
£8 6 JW 8 pe a
See Uur Chicks £7
Come Qut of Their Shells
March 4 to ©
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We want to AON,
prove to you &h'
that Buckeye a,
Incubators really
do hatch more chicks
and better chicks than any
other incubator, so we are invifghg
you to come and see them do it fight
in our store all &
AF
BUCKLEY]
DISPLAY W
March 4
Every person
slightest in hate
K
erested in the
is invited to
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come any day tha o our store and ht
see the chicks i ual process of
hatching. \
under an
BELIEVING
Come and
We will al rd Colony Brooder to show you. This
is the broads ti ra three chicks where one grew before. With
these two, ghicken 1 y no longer a gamble—it is a certainty.
whole family,
Be surg I ing the
H 5 Newcomer, [1t, Joy
county rivals, by a score of 29 to 13, | fi}
in a well played and fast game. The | vi
first half found the two teams battl- |
{ing nip and tuck, but Mount Joy |
spurted in the final session, while |
their defense strengthened, and AKk-| es m—
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iron was let down with but two foul
goals. They managed to slip in but
three field goals during the Dein
game, and all these came in the open- |
ing period. =
The losers played a stiff article of |H
[ball, however, and their fighting |g
®
I spirit made things interesting all dur-
ing the game. DeLong was the point |
| getter for the winners, while Bruba- |
ker and Albright shared honors for
|
[the Akron five. The score:
| Mt. Joy H. Akron H.
‘Delong .....forward...... Spotts | =
Myers forward. ... Brubaker |
| Eshleman centre. .. Albright |
Dearbeck guard. ....... Zell
Garber ...... guard. ...... Bitzer 8
DeLong 5, Myers 2, mu
Field goals:
Dearbeck 2, Garger, |
Eshleman 3,
Brubaker 2, Albright. Foul goals: &
DeLong 3 out of 9; Albright 7 out of m
18. Referee, O'Neill. Time of i
periods, 20 minutes.
As a preliminary the local Boy
Scouts were defeated by the Eliza-
bethtown Boy Scouts.
meme, lA sememeen
ENTERTAINMENT BY THE
MILTON GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
The High School at Milton Grove
will render an entertainment Tues-
day evening, March 5th, when the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Opening March; Declamation, Em-
mert McDannel; The Pair of Scissors;
Mixed Quartet; Bridget’s Invest-
ment; Impersonation, Negro Dialect,
Rufus Eby; Musical Play, Aborigi-
nees Till Now; Mock Trial, Jury and
Court; Male Quartet; The Vision;
Solo, Kathryn Zug; Lyric, Poetry, 10
Girls; Pennant Drill; Drama, High
School. The doors will open at 6 p.
m., program at 7.15. Admission 20
cents and 10 cents for pupils of 10
years and under. Should the weath-
er prove unfavorable the program
will be rendered on the 7th of March.
Prof. Chas. G. Becker, is principal of
the schools.
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Was Enjoyed by All H
The Spelling Bee which was held
in the Mount Sor Hall, by the mem-
bers of the Senior Class of the Mount
Joy High School for the purpose of
purchasing a Service Flag, proved
very successful. The two plays,
“A "Girl Made to Order” and “Miss
Molly Tame the Odd Bachelor” were
very well rendered. The attendance
was large and financially was a suec-
cess. There were three classes, the
first, a Spelling Class, for pupils
under 14 years, taught by Miss Ethel
MacDannald. The winners in this
class are in their order, Eli Engle,
Anna Brooks, Sarah Dellinger and
Mildred Way. The second, a Spel-
ling Class for everybody, taught by
Mr. Henry Gingrich. The winners in
Miss Pauline Wea-
ver, Elmer Musser, Neva Wiley and
Mary Kramer. The third a General
Information Class, taught by Mr.
Irwin Kraybill of Florin. The win-
ners in their order are: Miss Pauline
Weaver, David Stauffer, Emily New-
comer.
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Former Resident Guest of Honor
A delightful! miscellaneous shower |
was given at the home of Mr, and |
Mrs. Fo Lease, of Lemoyne, by|
the membe of the Philathean class!
of the lical Sunday School. |
Mrs. Paul Murphy, formerly of this|
place, a recent bride and member of
the honor st and
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S, was ine
1 Many su
arranged an impressive J
s opened with a
[.. S. Beam, teacher of the c
fants
stant
v a Scripture reading by t
dent, Miss Mame rahm
were |
rumental selectic
: herine Eb; Miss
s Shettell and Miss Wag-|
ner gave readings, and a number of
selections by the Philathean Chorus
| were enjoyed. Refreshments were |
Ss
| served.
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“THERE 1S NEW HEALTH AND NEW LIFE FOR THE AILING,”
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Don’t let your life be clouded Ly fad health. Don’t. let
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health steel away your vitality and (
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remain weak, anemic, nervous or rum’ down.
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ful enjoyment and handicaps yowin your daily duties; but good
health can be yours, if you takg"Tonall, because Tonall possesses a
four fold power in creating Mlerve food and is a system builder.
It promotes new strength, new blood, new nerve force and vitality.
That is one of the reasons why your physician and druggist recom-
mend Tonall, as they know ghat Tonall is compounded J herbs
roots and barks and their gedicinal properties cannot be disputed
and you can take Tonall with the certain knowledge that it will
give you new health. Ewery root, herb and bark used in Tonall is
known and used daily by’ the practitioner. Each root, herb and bark
has been selected with gcrupulous care, and blended by a special
rocess whereby the value of each ingredient is intensified, produc-
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To prove to the suffering masses who are afflicted with diseases
caused by disordered stomach, liver, heart, kidney troubles and
nervous diseases apd that Tonall contains more curative powers
than any other similar proprietary medicine on the market we
will give away FREE on Saturday, Feb. 23 at E. W. Garber’s Drug
Store, Mount Joy, Pa., a sample bottle sufficient for one week's
treatment. :
_ Read cargfull
iarize yourself wi
what Tonall contains. We want you to famili-
each herb, root and bark contained in Tonall.
We publish tfie formula on very bottle so you know what you are
taking into Jour system, some ing no other manufacturers of
proprietary medicines do. Tonall i8 now being introduced at
E/W. Garber's Drug Store
Mount Joy, Penna.
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