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ASK TO SEE THE 66 THE ONLY MACHINE WITH ALI nembers may regale the
THE ABOVE QUALITIES COMBINED. tl happy pOSSoSEIOn of
[1 rn and commodious
REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF MACHINES. CALL OR ship. The old ic which
1 noi was erected 1 OY
ADDRESS. had been used by various der
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DEDICATED
FINE NEW EDIFICE AT KINDER.
HOOK COST $10,000-
I He is completing his fifth ar
t vear as pastor of this church, ac
rding to the rules of the confer
but he will leave it much
THE MT. JOY §
LAST SUNDAY
LARGI!
PART OF DEBT PROVID
ED FOR BY MEMBERS

regation.
found ‘this as his first charge

ministry, the circuit at that \
luding Reich’s and East Peter
od and prosperous with the fin
4 E. Orange Street, Lancaster of simeiuiy os iis fat home
. ’ I'he committee for the new churc}
uilding was appointed in Octobe
or 1915, and comprised the followi
XR Jacob F. Albright, John Eisenber
, Gable, Henry Eisenberger, v
410 Locust Street, Columbia
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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Oxfords at, $3, $4 up to $6.
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3 & 5 King St. PENNA.

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1icide since : : 3
alled the SS oTiLion of the publ , died before medical aid could Y
the question, but I think that , | moned. Deputy Coroner B. 8. Dil-|will be conducted by Lamberton
fw in touch with the sai r linger and his physician Dr. J. J.| Lodge, No. 476, of Lancaster, Pa. |
vood wives and mothe » | Newpher held an investigation andj
oO Biroad land of ours that I" | found that death was caused by ani Ilustrated Lecture iL
He th Club is, he would . | apopleptic stroke. He was seventy | On May 4, 1918, Brother Lewis —
: 4 , Americans The de . | years old and is survived by his wife. | Neiffer of Harrisburg, a Past Master | = —
i he wt longing express He was in the shoe business on East | of Lodges No. 364 of Millersbur {
mn lotior rceolved Trot VIain street here for the past forty | Pa. and of No. 570 of Lykens, Pa, |i ALL KI!
alos truly pitiful, a ears. In politics he was a Democrat | Who has traveled extensively and ob- | | ~aZ
cou Rh Yt £7 and was a great admirer of Presi- tained many interesting views of the i [ing
Bn a © eotresponds Be dent Wilson. Besides being a mem- travels, and has since his return, de- PLURE
h '® bl pe Sy ber of the Lutheran church he be-|livered Hilustrated pores 01 the - 3
t 1 yeen able to Dri ) afr] 1 = . one “hie 0 3 3 om Ee —
Sao Hood the mnged to Otsego Tribe I 9. Imp, |same; one ol Ww ich, on the subject BO IT ly =
A Oe 4 All Fm O. R. M. and Mt. Joy Lods 977. of Ireland and Scotland, he deliver- IMIS A —
) h which « man ? A Fane AE 313 = Is . .
: on Ad. not wo the {:|L O. O. F. The funer 1d on ed at the Homes last January. He La AT £ 1e~
ebity that is den t'| Wednesday afternoon at tv clock | will on this occasion deliver his il- HEA 4 “Nz
or i a I receive fr from his late home. Interment was Justrated lecture on “England and the ;
S vich eceive : ! € Interment, War.” ATE :
whi hove and Tathers nade in the Mount Joy cemetery. # Vv é ae s : INC i
naph others ang fath ! i y : 7 An invitation is cordially extended | INAS :
ex] 20d $e Joy of i 105¢ 3 to the friends of the Homes to be : 3
iol owing simple, T s present and enjoy the same. ARANTEED _ |
1 1aws. 4 # !
“Then, too, the fact that i ONALL HELPED # : Glee Club ;
of the appearance of the lon I # On Friday evening, May 10th, an - !
little one may be planned for ‘ entertainment will be given by the §
«ox determined in advance 1S é Glee Club of the Boys High School Nn y i): 1. : 3
well established, that the 2 7 i of Loncasies, Pa., composed of twen- | (N 1 NICKNEC tl i
wl ove able to bring ini w Er GI tv-five students. / Is WWUA !
couples are aple UC ring 1r T o ty-n U . i
orld just such a family as th THAN ANY PHYSICISN EVERDID | “my 0 friends of the Homes are In- Wost Maia 5 :
y "4d can best educate anc C——r 7: ited to be present. est Main Street }
bos, 2 an best edacate A Mrs. Kate A. L of Lititz, Lan-|" > be D !
: iI have spoken of the burde caster County, Pa.gfgives out this n=} Necrology MOUNT JOY, PENNA. :
Ate Nild-be or which : sting statemght, in regard to| On Saturday afternon, the Homes i 3
ond ® os bad as chil ‘hat Tonall accoiplished in her case. |st \ined the lose by death of one of -
Sot o : 2 . etoTc . th . = : “G ddy, wealg stomach, as w ell a the oldest and most esteemed M———————— mmm eee
at of leumatism held me fast for ] ruests, Brother Joel A. Baer. Tit: Chr oF
Id DE fo LE : [ How suffered. Sti 3rother Baer was born in Berks City Shoe ~
pre Eh chy were nm limbs and joint county on May a, 189% Previous y ee
ilo of the tim Food would ca |to coming to the Homes he reside at R nN Cem ¢ 1
tenn to swell uy with gas. Poise i Hamk » Pa He was a millwright gpairing Ulli} any
oY undigested food filled my whe by ¢ tion. He was made a Ma- o o 2
) tem.” \ . Lodge, No. 406, on Sep- LD SH ADE TO LOOK
w : E. Charles, t, at I {_ 1872, and was admitted E NEW ONES
AT e : me the tru when h mes on December 23, 1910. Se —————
EDD vould help me. It cer-| ity won him many| 60 and 52 South Queen Street
BD eT} as 1 eat better, sleep bet- 1 s fidelity to the Homes L- LANCASTER, PENNA.
iE d have no more rheumatism. and jiined services 25 Sr Ee ,
: onall has done more for me than shepherd, was highly apprecia ed by C h i d F: \ T h
Vtaee’s T inyf physician has ever done.” jour con as or Old alse est
; . No his statement was given April 23, mains were forwarded to Don’t matter yroken. W, ay up
Qi ph 5 K 4 Is 918. { . a., for interment in Ham- (gfe. 00 ace yale Also
irents pecaust { m # “ | > : ’ . . at
fo future generations / Tonall is sold by E. W. uarber,|bt ry, on April 30th. ®h for « i elry, Silver,
es, perpetuat ng disease a Pruggist, Mt. Joy, Pa | ” dental crow r Afidgework. We
niuri - me —— | For a Sprained Aus i send cash b etrn mail and will
3 tting| As soon as POSS b er the injury | hold goods “days for sender’s ap-

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Sam
Rodkey,
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Christian
treasurer, Charles
ent,

Lic
Do
v
tary, Elmer Stauffer, Harry
M. N. Lower and Joseph Al
it, president.
on the new building wa

col
Th
in

March, 1917 and the
was laid July 25, 1917
tone
stone

about

»f the building 1s
ind dollars.
jerhook church officials are :
A Board of trustees ol
Jon Eisenberger, Hen
¢ er, Christian Rodkey, ¢
| Kline: Sunday School Supel
1 Charles M. Lichty. Pa
( president of the Keyston
Christian Endeavor. Mi
s president of the Wo
ry Society, and Joh
s leader. with Harr
int
DE
OME WEALTH CLUB fae SS is GoRed oon | CKO DEORE
: ME HEALTH CLUB pital, aged seve \ Nahetn | OS bra fm iim I ll ll any
David H. Reeder, Chicago, IT. | 2% €aus 153 A Birthday Party AY
I Mrs M. k ht Elsa Anna Bach, a girl guest of r
1 Y J M Bat oll! a MM. | Homes, reached the fifteenth mile | BE. av
ALL J 4 | Knight, died Hast | stone of her life's journey on Sun-
I % \” | Petersbhurs 1 il from | day, April 28th and in compliment of
Dy [ hada |Pn \ v ' the high esteem in which she is held
nothet 2 TIDY we re and sh : ember birt party was tendered her by
> mn. Bf RE of tl rast Petersburg Evangel he house mother, Mrs. Mary S. Boe
a Hat Jet “1 | Church. 1 he husband and the ch enhorn and her fellow guests of the
ir of Hh as ois i dren survive: S. M. Knigh Ir ¢| girls Tome, on Saturday evening
: oreat dietetile Rapho township; William D. K April 27th.
: : per of Manheim township, and The rooms were tastefully decora
i Aok “Little S Adam M. Herman, of East Hempfield ted with flowers. The evening was
£ to quore 9, LAT be township. There is one sister, Mrs, | spent with music, recitations and
2 wmen ithe title 8 Rebecca Sickle, of Dauphin county. games. Refreshments were served,
, the pambhtel, and thefn |g ht orandchildren also survive The (and in_addition to the usual felicita-
t issue of this paper 1 wi 1} 6 neral was held on Saturday tions, Miss Bach was presented with
he special diet list which yoyu | Shahi a book containing the autograph of
| not only pleasant but eg-| Charles L. Dierolf | every one present. The presentation
| | speech was made by the superintend-
one of the best
Charles L. Dierolf,
his boro, died ent.
true at othe
true that moth rhood known business men of t
not

at the Homes

ost vital of all human subject, |= "o 3 Oy 4
vithout mother no human being exk- | ELV suddenly on Sunday evening. | Coming Events
;, therefore, anything which gives He was 11 apparently good health and| The religious services at the Homes
re knowledge on the subject §s following nis usual custom, he left|on Sunday, May bth, will be con-
: « of the deepest huma 4. | his home about 7 o’clock and walked | qucted by ‘“The White” Shrine of
te to the Lutheran church, of which he| jerusalem” of Harrisburg, Pa., an
“There has been a great amount « flwas a member, to attend gervices. | organization of the wives and daugh |
comment upon the subject ol race He was only seated in the church a ters of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, | §
short time when he became ill and|of that city. i /
President Roosev
be sum-| The religious services of May 12t}

¢ price. Send by Parcel
. first for particulars.
ESTIC_SUPPLY CO.
Binghamton, N.Y,
, and thus indirectly
‘ad of benefiting the cour
healthy children

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. tha
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5 *1of the Club in the world is ge
“Happy, | bigger and better every day. How | is received g¢ ottle of Chambet-
grandest in ented when so many are lain’s Lig t and follow the plain
healthy h
Home Hea
heritance thinkable; hap- |can it be prev
{ boosting it along
omes is the missior |
1th Club. The influence |and good deeds.”
Airections which accompany
with good words | prin]
rottle.

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