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"WANTED—A
chanic on hand
isfactory will

referred communication
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paentially, ogressive Handkerchief
fg. Co., rmerly O. N. T. Co.
april, 6-2t |

WANTED—OIld Pi eons in
Juahtity from a pair by several vill
fred pairs. Will pay 25 cents a pair. |
eliver any time at this office. 3-6-tf
WANTED-—OIld Pigeons in
Juantity from a pair to several Pid
red pairs, Will pay 25 cents a pair.
Deliver any time at this office. 3-6-tf
WANTED—A Farm of ab
out 76
acres, must be good soil and buildings
ahd not too far from Mount Joy. Ad
dress, Real Estate, Care Star and
ews, Mount Joy. tf.
RAISE 95 TO 100 PER CENT. OF
oth YOUR CHICKS f
thers are doing it, so cafi yo
don’t let chicks die with a Joo
rhea, ps, going light, week legs,
stunted and not developing, give them
Brubaker’s Old Original Poultry
Powder in wheat, b or drinking
water. Feed it spdringly at first,
when they are a days old, then
watch them gro Feed all the dry
bran they can ¢ft, all the fresh wa- |
ter the Nate drink and a good
Chick Food séveral times a day, then |
ou will rai8e almost every one you
tched. you want neat and
healthy stock use Brubaker’s Old
Original Horse and Cattle Powders,
do not expect a substitute that is
clainfed just as good. Guarantee on
every pack. Ask your dealer for it.
SAMUEL BRUBAKER, 136 East|
New Street, Lancaster, Penna.

COURT PROCLAMATION i
_ Whereas the Hon. Charles 1. Lan-
dis, President, and the Hon. Aaron B.
Hassler, Associate, Judgés of the
Court of Common Pleas and for
the County of head Assist- |

ant Justices of the Cofirts of Oyer |
and Terminer, and Geheral Jail De- |
livery and Quarter Sessions of the |
Peace in and for the County of Lan-|
caster, have issued their Precept to |
me directed, Tequifing me, among
other things, to make Public Procla- |
mation throughout my bailiwick, that !
a, Court of Oyer; and Terminer and |
General Jail Delivery, also a Court of |
General Quarter Sessions of the!
Peace and J Delivery, will com- |
mence in the Court House,
City of Langaster,
wealth of Pénnsylvania.
On the Third Monday in April
(the 15th, 1918)
In pursuance of which precept
public ngtice is hereby given to the
Mayor and Alderman of the city of
Lancaster, in the said County, and
aH the Justices of the Peace, the
Coroner and Constables of the said
City and County of Lancaster, that
they be then and there in their own
proper persons with their rolls, re-
cords and examinations and inquisi-
tions, and their remembrances, to do
those things which to the offices ap-
pertain, in their behalf to be done;
and also all those who will prosecute
against the prisoners who are, or then
shall be, in the jail of said County of
Lancaster are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be
just.
Dated at Lancaster, Pa., the 14th
day of March, A. D., 1918.
C. G. GARBER, Sheriff.
Cash for Old False Teeth
Don’t matter if brokew! We pay up
to $12.00, according #06 value. Also
cash for Old Goldy Jewelry, Silver,
dental crowns ox” bridgework. We
send cash by #eturn mail and will
hold goods "days for sender’s ap-
roval of price. Send by Parcel
ost or rite first for particulars.
DOMESTIC SUPPLY CO.
Depaftment 32, Binghamton, N.Y.
BARS
GARAGE
Mount Joy, Pa.
Both) hones

MY MOTTO IS
Not Pride, But Quality
Service & Satisfaction
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Is thére anything you need
for your automobile, if I do mot
carry ft in stock, I can supply
n and as reasonable as
it as
in the country. TRY
anyo
Storage Batteries
Recharged
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TIRES
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1 have a large supply on hand
consequently can give you
prompt service, prices are
tight.
in the | ". G. Pennell.
in the Common- | Ms 2 ig
rand Mrs. Jacob Watson of Steelton,! this place,
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THE MT. JOY sTAR AND NEWS
Mr. Abram L. Troutwine left Mon- |
day evening for Kansas City, Kan- |
sas, where he will spend some time
as the guest of his brother Harry
FAR AND NEAR "5:
Mr. Monroe Sheaffer of Middle
Lo town snd wi Sareh Gantz and
’ daughter arie o Lancaster, at
A COLUMN TO KEEP YOU IN. ii the funeral of Mr. Jacob
TOUCH WITH THOSE WHO | Brunner here Tuesday. {
Mr. Eddie Miller, who was sta-|
HAVE AND WERE VISIT-
ED LAST WEEK
tioned at a Camp in Arizona, was |
transferred“to New Jersey soil and |
took advantage of his trip east by |
Miss Florence Sillers spent Satur-|.ajling on friends here. |
day at Lancaster. . Dr. and Mrs. W. Wright and |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lines spent daughter Helen and son Birchard of |
Sunday at Lancaster . Harrisburg, returned home Sunday |
Mrs. S. M. Witmer has returned after spending some time here with |
from a visit to Deodate. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Detwiler. |
Miss Vivian Coolidge of Lancas- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bennawit of |
ter, is visiting friends here. Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Milton Wittle of Elizabeth- Blottenberger and daughter of Roh-

rerstown, visited Mr. and Mrs. John!
town, visited friends here Friday.
i
Robert H. Hoke of Camp Meade, Pennypacker over the week-end. 4
spent some time here with friends. Mr. Chick Fraime, Mrs. Thomas:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wittle visited Clark and daughter, Miss Ruth Kray- |
their son Harry at Lancaster on Sun-| pil] of Harrisburg; Mrs. George S. |
owis Seeman of |
day. Seeman and Mrs.
Miss Kathryn Good spent the Elmira, N. Y., spent Saturday after- |
week-end here with Miss Esther|noon with Mrs. Jacob H. Zeller. |
Weber. . Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Brandt en-
Miss Marie Gantz of Lancaster, |tertained over Easter: Mr. and Mrs. |
visited friends and relatives here | Norman B. Nissley and sons G.
Sunday. Brandt and Samuel B. and daughter
Alice Marie of Salunga and Mrs. W.
Mrs. John Baker of Manheim, was
H. Heisey of Philadelphia.
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a week-end visitor of Mrs. Amos
Garber.
Mr. Andrew Bachman of Malvern,
visited Irvin Geistweit’s here on
Monday. .
Miss Verna Chandler of Glen Mills,
is visiting her parents here for sev-
eral days.
Mr. Raymond Nissley of Lebanon
Valley College, Annville, was home
over Easter. { MANY JOINED HEART
Miss Gertrude Greenawalt of Corn- AND HAND OVER EASTER |
wall, spent the week-end here with
hey parents Jannie—Miller
Mr. Frank Gantz of Allentown, | Russel Jannie and Helen Miller, of |
spent Saturday here calling on his | Newtown, Bucks County, were Nae)
many friends. ... |ried at the Zion Lutheran church, at |
Mr. Edgar Hagenberger is visit-|]andisville on Wednesday, the pas-|
He hig parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G.|{or Rev. J. W. Gentazler, officiating.
agenberger.
Mr. a Mrs. Philip Greiner and _ . Fox—Groff |
daughter Elizabeth spent Sunday at| A wedding was solemnized Sunday
Oyster Point. morning at the Church of God at |
Mr. Reuben Shellenberger spent Elizabethtown, when Miss Ruth Groff, |
Friday and Saturday at Harrisburg, |only daughter of Mrs. Martha Groff, |
> ! Elizabethtown, was united in mar-
visiting friends. 1B v n
Miss Esther Reist is spending some | riage to Asbrey Fox, of Newark, N. J.
Sergeant Albert Myers, Corporal
George Heiserman, Francis rall,
Clarence Greenawalt, Sergeant Clar-
ence Newcomer, Corporal Elmer Wit-
mer, Walter Ebersole, George Zeller |
of Camp Meade visited at their re-|
spective homes.
tn A A MI nn,

time here with her parents, Mr. and Libhart—Hasselbach
> 3 | i
Mrs. J. G. Reist. a | Announcement has been made at
Mrs. C. S. Gingrich spent several | Bainbridge of the marriage of Nor-|
her son, J. an E. Libhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Philip Libhart, of Bainbridge, and
Miss Anna M. Hasselbach, of Harris- |
on Satur-
days at Reading, visiting
Harve and wife.
Miss Bess Skane of Harrisburg,
spent a few days here with Mr. and | hyre, at Hagerstown, Md.,
5% i day, March 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Kilgore were i
week-end visitors to her parents, Mr. Announce Marriage {
and Mrs. Lewis Siller. | Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ream announce |
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Walters and | the marriage of their daughter, Viola |
'H., to Lieutenant William A. Miller
i daughter Esther visited relatives at]
J fon July 2, 1917. The young couple |
Rev. and Mrs. I. E. Johnson of , were maried in Danbury, Conn,
| Manheim, visited Mrs. Amos Kalyor where the groom’s sister resides, in |
jand family on Monday. the Episcopalian church.
Miss Elizabeth Pennell of Lancas- Doiirte--Ploutz |
ter, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. | On Saturday evening, John S.|
and Mrs. Frank Pennell. Dourte, son of Mr. and Mrs. John |
Mr. Geo. Germer, a U. S. Marine, | Dourte, of Rapho township, and Miss |
was home on a visit to his parents [4a E. Pfoutz, daughter of Mrs, |
for a few days last week. | Henry Pfoutz, of Penn township, |
Mr. Austin Fellenbaum of Gettys-|ere married at the parsonage of
burg College, spent his Easter vaca-| Salome U. B. church, at Manheim,
tion at his parental home. 'bv Rev. A. L. Haefeler. i
Paul Alexander left Monday for, 3 ; |
Williamson Trade School, where he Blickenderfer—Martin !
has enrolled as a student. W. Eugene Blickenderfer, of Lan- |
Miss Verna Cunningham of Lan- caster, and Miss Blanch E. Martin,
caster, spent some time here with her | of Landisville, were married on Mon- |
sister, Miss Sue Cunningham. day evening at the home of the]
parents in Landisville by Rev. |
Capt. Everitt Mylin of Camp | bride’s 2 Re
{ Meade, paid his brother Prof. A. P.|J. W. Zehring, pastor of the Trinity |
| Mylin here a visit on Tuesday. Reformed church and Rev. H. Al
Miss Anna Dillinger of Lancaster, | Gerdsen, D.D. i
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George | Hoffmai--Witman
H. Brown jr., for several days. | On Saturday evening Elder A. S.
Mrs. D. E. Long and daughter | Hottenstein at his residence, East
Laura, visited her daughter, Mrs. Petersburg, united in marriage Irvin

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Hummel at Harrisburg, Sunday. |S. Hoffman, of Milton Grove and
Private Allen Morton of Quantico, | Miss Elizabeth W. Witman, of Man-
W. Virginia, was here with friends heim. On Sunday a reception was
CTL URE LC Ree hp
. Mrs. ce av e bride’s parents, r. and Mrs.
Son of Harvisbure: Sher Sunday Jere { Amos Witmar, of Manheim.
wi r. and Mrs. ristian Geib. e
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Earnshaw | . _Ginder—Nissley J
of East Downingtown, spent a few | Benjamin S. Ginder, son of Mr.
days here with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur |and Mrs. Benjamin B. Ginder, of
Brown. Rapho township, near Back Run, and
Miss Rachael Mumma returned to|Miss Stella F. Nissley, daughter of
Swarthmore, after spending several | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nissley, of Oak-
days here with her mother, Mrs. Elida | dale, Rapho township, were married
Mumma. jon Saturday evening by Bishop
Miss Geneva Seifert of Lancaster, | Henry B. Hoffer, at his residence. A
is spending some time here with her, Wedding reception was tendered the
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon couple on Sunday at the home of the
Walters. bride’s parents. Mrs. Ginder was the
Miss Catherine Myers of Salunga, |recipient of many beautiful gifts.
is spending some time here with her Harnish—Campbell
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos | On beautiful Easter morning |
orizhe'd, : bright and early 8:00 A. M. on new
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Metzler schedule time Raymond B. Harnish,
of Lancaster, spent several days here a promising young business man of
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G.! Lancaster, Pa., and Miss Clara D.
Hagenberger. : Campbell, the accomplished daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller ‘and Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell, of
BD . appeared unattended in
Were Sunny visitors to Mr. and Mrs. ithe United tn church hire}
ram Heisey. they Ww. i i age >
Jn. and Mrs, Samuel Glible and lr Ro a Ys
daughter, Ethel of Mastersonville, they hurried back to the bride's
visited Mr. and Mrs. William Schol- | home and in less than 30 minutes the
mg: on Sunday. Se newly wedded couple were gone in
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Horst and! the groom’s automobile bound for
daughter Arline of Sporting Hill, Lancaster, where they boarded a
spent the week-end here with Mrs. train for their honeymoon. May the
Ly Ebon: vor and druglgter| S2V2 be oe Moos on 5 the day
» A. RE v ey were married.
Frances and Mrs. Amanda Greenleaf | w I ou.
visited Mrs. Milton Wittle at Eliza- |
bethtown on Tuesday. {
Mr. Austin Fellenbaum of Gettys- |
burg College and Mr. Arthur Moyer | tzler,
and John Reist of Lafayette College, | Fred W.
were home over Easter. | Property au West
Miss Sarah Habecker of Philadel-|S"P> #% Har a :
phia, is spending some time here with | Isaac R. Herr, gXecutor of P. K.
: . . i Ebersole, to Elias W. Brandt, prop-
her mother, Mrs. Mary Habecker and! : 5 rahi
her sister, Mrs. R. Fellenbaum erty % Monnt Joy fownshin, 31000,
% in. ir > RK. , executor
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Warfel ind pen ug hohe, aris
children, Mr. and Mrs. William Col-|,, West High street, Elizabethtown
lins visited Mr. and Mrs. Emory | go 900. > ) :
Warfel at Lancaster on Sunday. "Annie G. Kraybill,
Mr. Joseph B. Touey, Mr. Frank Levi Kraybill, to H. E. Garber, 27
Myer, Miss Mary Bothright of Phila- | acres and 72 perches of land in East
delphia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donegal township, $8,665.
J. Harry Miller over the week-end. | ——— 0 pee.
Mr. Harry Grosh of Wheeling, |
West Virginia, spent several days]
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. !
Henry Grosh on West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Way and
Deeds Recorded
Adam J. Dietrich to John B. Her-
property in Salunga, $4,200.
W. Hall to Cleon D. Staley,
Hempfield town-
executor of
Was Quite a Success
Mr. A. H. Long of Landisville, who
owns a farm near Florin, tenanted by
{Benjamin Brown bought a Cleveland
| tractor this last week. He is the first
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daughters Martha, Ellen and Flor-| man in Lancaster county to own one
enee and Master Earl were Sunday of these tractors. A demonstration
uests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Way. |was held on this farm by Mr. S. A.
E James T. Garber of Williamenn | Barley of Lancaster on March 27th

" AUTO. HIRING
AND REPAIRING

Trade School spent the Easter vaca. | and proved to be very successful.

You Ca
By Buying
SATURDAY, APRIL 6th. 1918.

n Save Money
at the Busy Store

Extra Quality Coffee
Good Grade Coffee Per Pound 18c.
Per Ib. 21c. Two Pounds for 41c.

CORN MEAL, Per pound. . . ...
MACKEREL, Per can....f ....... 10c

SOUP BEANS, Per pound... ..
RITTER & SERVUS Catsup, bottle, 12c
PICNIC SHOULDERS, Per pound. .28¢c
PRETZELS, Per pfund. .......... 16¢

LAUNDRY SOAP, Per bar. .... 4 & 6¢ HERSHEY'S COCOA, Per can 8 & 15¢
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, Per can..... 10c JELLY EGGS, Per pound. ......... 16¢
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, Per can. ..8¢c RICE, Per pound. ....... 10, 11 & 13c
POST TOASTIES, Per pack........ 9c SAEMON, Per can.......... 18 & 24c
PORK & BEANS, Per Gn... 10c EVAPORATED PEACHES, geod size
Perpound........., ...... fe 14c¢
GINGER SNAPS, Per pound. ...... 12¢ Extra large and bright, per pound 16¢
EAGLE CRACKERS, Per pound... 17c PUFFED WHEAT and RICE, box 121,
PRUNES, Good size, per pound. ...12c MACARONI, Per pound.......... 12¢
APRICOTS, Per pound. . . .... 20 & 23c | MOTHER'S OATS, Per pk........ 10c

SWEET WRINKLE PEAS, Per can, 13c
QUAKER CORN FLAKES, Per pk. 61;c

CAMPBELL’S BAKED BEANS, Can 15¢
HONEY CRISPS, Per pk. .... ...... 8c

COCOA, The best money can buy, lb. 23c
LARGE BOTTLE AMONIA........ 6c

KELLOGG’'S CORN FLAKES. .
H: E. HA

WwW. W. APPEL & SON |
Gold
(lasses
$1.00
Almost daily we have
customers who are vie-
tims of thé above head-
line.
We are surprised
sometimes to know that
apparently intelligent
people fall for such
supposed inducements.
Why be a victim of
one of these—‘here-for-
a-day—never see you
again fakers’” when it
costs you nothing to
consult us?

131 NORTH QUEEN STREET
LANCASTER, PA.

HERRING in tomato sauce, per can 15¢
UER, Mount Joy

"JUST OUT”
FOR OUR SPRING
STYLE SHOW
BROWN
KID
& OXFORDS
«. AT $5.50
BROWN
PATENT %
LEATHER ® *
OXFORDS
AT $6.00

WHY NOT BE FIRST
Chas. H. Fry's Shoe Store
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3 & 5 King St.
Store of Service
LANCASTER, PENNA.

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OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M.
6 North Prince St, Lancaster, Pa.

West Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

Repairing Cerfpany
OLD SHOES MADE TO LOOK

tion here with his' parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Martin Garber on New Haven! Mr. Harry E. Getz is quite ill at
street. I Camp Meade. J
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