THE BULLETIN, MOUNT
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PAGE BIGHT
BEST OF ALL
Our Own Green Trading
Are as (Good as Money
They represent true values, all worth saving. Patronize our store and receive a
GREEN TRADING STAMP with every 10c. purchase. Also a book to paste them in.
In addition our giving Trading Stamps. We are selling the entire line of Serv-Us
Groceries, each can, package or bottle has a coupon to the same value of our stamps and
can be exchanged for our stamps or premiums. This means the same as if you were
receiving DOUBLE Trading Stamps with your purchases. To give you an idea of the
We need only quote you one article, namely a two
pound can of Baked Beans, with pork. The only Baked Bean at 10c. for a two
All others are only steamed beans. Marked Pork and Beans and the word
All Serv-Us goods are equally good and better than any
quality of Serv-Us goods.
pound can.
Baked does not appear on can.
others we have sold.
Our Own Stamps
Are an improvement over the old Trading Stamps, inasmuch as you do not have to take
me one who does not known your needs. You make
premiums selected for you by so
your own selections, Merchandise or Premiums.
If you are not buying at our store, we want you to. You will find this a MONEY
MAKING INVESTMENT.
Best Values For Your !loney
well selected stock of SHOES, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and
We sell at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
We have a large,
GROCERIES, and wanto increase our patronage.
and can compete with any, if the quality is considered.
S. B. BERNHART & CO.
STORE OF QUALITY
East Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna.
TROLLEY SCHEDULE State Road THE TALBOT STORES
ini Under the provisions of the
lancaster, Rohrerstor™, Landisville. Sproul good roads act passed by What They Mean to the People of a
Salunga, Mt. Joy and Elizabeth. the last legislature, the State High- Community
town Street Railway Co. way Department today took over the With the cost of living soaring
— control of the 8,000 miles of road higher every year and when even
WESTWARD which are embraced in the 296 necessities are becoming luxurious
4.30, 5.15, 6.15,
Leave Lancaster—a m.
12.16, 1.15,
¢.15, 8.15, 9.15, 10.15, 11.15; establishment
routes that were provided for in the for many families an
y p. m.
8.15, 4.16, 6.15, 6.16, 7.16, 8.15, 9.16, 11.16. } .
Ie. act. These thoroughfares connect like the Talbot Stores, at 154-158
1, ae, 10.36, 11.3, m, 450, 5 $5 the country seats and principal North Queen St., Lancaster means a
LE, 3.3%, 1%, 5B S% 15, 35 2315 towns of the State, and, in the fu- great deal to the community.
1.57, 8.67, 9.67, 10.67, 11.67. LPI: 1267, 181 ture will be maintained at the ex- The Talbot Stores is a regular
XT. S01, $59, S81, 89 TL 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, pense of Pennsylvania. Among department store. You can buy all
8.50. Joc, ase i ne 18 CT them are the following of local in- sorts of articles, such as hardware,
Leave Mount Joy—4, m, Sa $s i terest: Route 128 from Lancaster to notions, jewelry, household articles,
, 4.10, LAD, «1D. m, .10, 1.19, &.18, : 3
$3, 4.16, 6.15, 615, 7.15, 8.15, 9.15 1015 York, by way of Columbia, things to wear, articles of everyday
Al at Ellzabethtown—A m, 6.45, 7.45, Wrightsville and Stony Brook. |use, and owing to the immense pur-
8.45, 9.45, 10.45, 11.45. m, 12.45, 1.45, 2.4 Route 129, from Lancaster to Har- chases which this store makes
45, 6.46, 7.45, 8.45, 9.45, 10.46. A m. hi > SS 3 3
Aa. 45.55 5, 7.8, 55, 9.6, 1 risburg. by way of Landisville, Mt. prices are lower and quality Is
Leave BNroso bina m. 4, 14 |Joy and Elizabethtown. higher than you expect.
8.45, 9.45, 10.46, 11.45. P m, 12.45, 1.45, 2.46, | ————- ee | But best of all, no matter what
. 4.45, 5.45, 6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 9.45, 10.45, A m . $0; .
1a 45, 5.46 | eh price the article is you can buy it
Leave Mount Joy—A m, 6.30x, 7.15, 8.15, Red Rose Payment thee for cos
= B15, pls Yr m, i216 Li, 215, 3.15. The twenty-third annual payment ow er for cash, or for trademarks
os, aa sheinomos "land the twenty-first memorial ser- rom B. T. Babbitt’s products. Ten
A | Babbitt Trademarks equal 5 S53
pliers, SulungeoA wm, Bo 73 880 ice took place in Zion Lutheran | # E hoi equal 5 cents;
$30 5.30, 630, 7.39, 830, 9.30, 10.80, 1130, Church, Manheem, Sunday, when a * abbitt Trademarks equal 10
A m. 1.00. ( : ? fd ite s: 50 Babbi rademarks :
Pa andisville—A m, 6.48, 1.3. red rose was presented to the heirs cents; 50 Babbitt Trademarks equal
8.33, 9.83, 10.33, 11.33. P. m, 12.33 138 2.83 | 3 25 cents and so on, but only at th
£88, 433 5.83, 6.35, 7.33, 5.33, 9.33, 10.33, 11.33. of Baron Stiegel for rental of the : : ? 3 e
Veh r ig , 6.33, 7.33, 8.33, 9.83, 10. . die | Talbot Stores.
Leave Rohrerstown—A m, 6.10x, 7.55, : | Suppose baby needs s
8.05, 9.65, 10.66, 11.65. P m, 12.65, 1.656, 2.86, | _——ee— fo! oan] eds some new
55. 485, 5.55, 6.55, 7.56, 8.66, 9.65, 10.55. 11.55. things shoes, stockings, cap or even
iD. \| ic » ic
Arve at Lancaster—A m, 6.30x, 8.15, | Notice to fhe Panis 4 {Talcum Powder. Your Babbitt
8.15, 10.16, 11.15. P m, 12.15, 1.15, 2.15, 3.15, No more rubbish should be e- Trademarks buy jus s
e28, 6.15, 615, 7.15 8.15, $9.15, 10.15, 11.15, : : 4 ? arks buy just what you
| posited on my lot on Marietta St.| want
| want.
A wm 216 146.
do so, |
Stamps
oo Satuigeye 5 car Jsive Lancas The boro has authority to Or if brother needs school sup-
Ex BuTirdays Gril epesial occAEinhy vale but all others must stop it. : | plies or has been promised a ball
will be run betwwen Lancaster and Mt | 1t. C. G. SHERK |3nq pat Babbitt Trademarks buy
Joy svery half hour form 6.16 a. m. to 8.16 eee eel Er | them, ’
J Stes, Bro Car ee AE Help others, and others will help Sister likes jewelry and pretty
a m. Car marked (x) connects with themselves. ribbons. Babbitt Trademarks buy
Es EE —————— them. Father needs hardware to
. | fix things around the house or some ;
tools for the garden or some paint
for the house; Babbitt Trademarks
| buy them.
Or if the family is down town for
a “look around” and a glass of soda
lis proposed the inviting soda foun-
tain at the Talbot Stores and your
ofececfocfocfosferocforlociecfecfocfonforfonfories) | Babbitt Trademarks will buy cool,
refreshing soda water or sundaes
| for everybody.
$ { Any numbtr of women are shopp-
ling at the Talbot Stores regularly
| each week just as they used to do at
{other stores, but instead of needing
la purseful of money they ' simply
# bring in the Babbitt Trademarks
: they have saved, and whieh are just
" tas good as cash, for any article, no
{| matter what the price.
All the
Pennsylvania
bitt's products, the
liable kind.
progressive grocers of
displaying Bab-
famous old re-
are
PYROX for Apples, Cherries or Plums
PYROX for Grapes |
PYROX for Small Fruits
ee A oes msi.
Quite a Feat J
Zug, residing
Mrs. John =~ C. at
| Elizabethtown, formerly of Master-
PYROX for Garden Vegetables | sonville, recently finished the last
{of three wheel quilts each contain-
PYROX for Potatoes |ing one thousand, eight hundred
{and sixty-five pieces or a total of
{five thousand, five hundred and
We have it in all size packages. .
| sixty-eight pieces in the three quilts.
Mrs. Zug claims that patience and
| persistence are essential qualities in
| quilt patching.
H.S. Newcomer
MOUNT JOY. PA.
NEWTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemmerly and
daughter Tone spent several days
with friends at Annville.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas God has again sent His
death angel and removed from our
1idst the late Mrs. John Guhl, and
Vhereags the relation held by her
through this branch of the church
render it that we should
proper
of
the
appreciation
of
lace on record our
member
service a
Home Department of the United
Brethren Sunday School at Florin,
that while we do mourn the loss of
our sister, we commend her to
God's keeping, who we know is able
us all the end-
Eternity
that
to preserve through
less ages of
Resolved in the death
Mrs. John Guhl we lose a sister who
was faithful and seemed to enjoy
the work of the Department and
who we believe has tried to prepare
herself for the great call of God
from time to Eternity
Resolved, that this organization
tender its heartfelt sympathy to the
family and relatives of our deceased
slgter in this their sad affliction
Resolved. that these resolutions
be entered upon the minutes of the
in the
Mount
copy
inserted
and the
that a
Sunday School and
Conference Herald
Bulletin
gent to the family of our deceas-
Joy and
be
ed sister
REV. C. MEASE
H. 1.. STOLL
MRS. B. U. GANTZ
eel WI ee
RHEEMS
Mrs Wittle of Mount Joy, was
the guest of Joseph Kraybill and
wife on Tuesday.
Jacob Heisey left on Tuesday for
Hyner, Pa., where he contemplates
spending part of the summer to re-
cuperate with the mountain air
Many experiencing
considerable trouble the corn
There are
expecting to plant it
farmers are
with
some who
over the third
planting are
time.
The
their regular preaching
held
services at
Owing to the
attendance
Church of the Brethren
this place on Sunday
threatening weather the
large
a prominent auto-|
to
the
was not very
Clinton Zeager
mobilist who is always ready
haul
WwW. L,
other points
took
York
along
passengers, Monday
Heisey family to
of interest the |
route.
Mrs. Amelia and daugh-
ter, spent several days at York at-
tending the Church of the Brethren
This vicinity was well |
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Shearer |
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conference.
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Wednesday, June 1%, 1912,
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Mount Joy,
Given Saturday
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I. D. Beneman’s
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represented each day at the con-| ¢p-
ference.
ren ee eel AR |
Miss Lucy Halter of Marietta, i
the guest of Etta Moore.
Mrs. Fanny Hubley
friends at Bainbridge, Pa.
Phares Bostick, of Donegal,
spending the summer with his uncle,
Henry Bullock.
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Mrs. Martha Eshleman is visiting
her daughter, Clara, at Maytown, |
Pa. |
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher, of |
Gap, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred | 8 i i
Bard. | ls ROS fl ¢
Miss Anna Harter has returned SSNs Can i
home after teachipg a term of school’ = |
Pn be | Licht tui to Hire Congerning Lancaster Stores Evangelical Announcements {
Phares Miller ond family, Of(rared to oceo ane at I am pre-; Prop Monday, July 1, to Sept. : Sunday School at 9.30 a. m., Pub- {
Columbia, were the guests of Mel nes bi 200 ii ate Buionentle 3, Inclusive, the stores will close lic worship at 10.30 a. m., Annual !
and Mrs. Nathaniel Ember. ie d pony ne ong any dis.) a6 five o'clock, excepting on Friday Children’s Day Services at 7.30 p |
Mr. and Mrs. John Bigler, of East | oan a ot a oY aval Bo they will close at noon, and m. A good program has been pre- |
Petersburg, were the guests of Mr. | joy e . S. Frank, Mt. | Saturday evening keeping open un- pared for the occasion. Everybody |
and Mrs. Ephraim Mumma. jo eee 285 ul ten o'clock. welcome, |
The Willing Worker's Society will | 3 ; ; -— | : —— > ——————— |
hold & business meeting in the | Sumer is approaching, but it Most diseases have to run their Some day—perhaps—the broken
church Saturday evening. Broach th Produce noclosed for the sum- course and the world will probably political promise will mean that the
ing Sunday morning at 10:15. [mer vacation” sign on Satan's work- never get better till it gets a whole promiser’s business word is at a dis-
———————— —— jibes. lot worse. count,
Ends Hunt for Rich Girl | a
Oitch ihe hunt for a rich wi 7) NA A AARNE a TE EA
ends when the man meets a woman | a i
that uses Electric Bitters. Her =
strong nerves tell in a bright brain | ¥ These Arp The la gq For [ress Stulls =
and even temper. Her peach-bloom ® A =
complexion and ruby lips result | TOW 3 : = 4
Dy pure miged: Her bent NOWHERE CAN YOU FIND SUCH A BEAUTIFUL ARRAY OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE. s 3
eyes from restful sleep; her elasti¢| m OUR COUNTERS ARE TEEMING WITH THE MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS AND COLOR- . §
| step from firm, free muscles, all |Z INGS AT PRICES TO TEMPT A NY ONE. a {
telling of the health and strength | =
| Electric Bitters give 2 woman, and EMBROIDERED ROBES Jacquards .......... 2Be. yd. | ance. - i
the freedom from indigestion, | In Lavender, White, Blue—7 Special Silks ..... imme ya | : HS 8
| backache, headache, fainting and |® y4o nian material, 23 yds. wide | Silk Stripe Dimity ....25¢ yd. A guarantee with every yard— B X
dizzy spells they promote. Every-| @ embroidered band, 24 yds. nar- White Voile ........25e. yd. in Black and Tan, at$1.00 yd. . =
where they are woman's favorite |m row embroidered band. $4 each. | Stripe Voile ........ 18¢ yd.
Ns Fancy Stripe Poplins ..88¢ yd. In Wool Stuffs, you will find
> E at § : rnhe x 8. |=
them, ot ene } Nh i |= Egyptian Tissues .....25c. yd | all the staple and fancy fabrics—
Children’s Day Exercise 2 Gate Marvel «ores Bg. ¥4 WwW A. SARs hi Batistes, Taffetas, Novelty Sar-
The Children’s Day exercises of B Reafrew Ginghem, 33in 15¢c yd | y 7 Aga or sh ges, Ottomans, Chuddah, &
) > class silk, and the most desirable » ah, Mas- i
the Methodist Episcopal Church |B Lorraine Gingham ..183e. yd. | one on the market both as to its | quisette, ranging in price from w
were held both morning and even- m Faney Zephyrs ....... 28e yd. | wearing qualities and appear- | 56c to $1.25 yd.
ing. In the morning Rev. Dungan | g
gave a very interesting illustrated | 2
sermon in the way of a “chalk- | = EXCLUSIVE STYLES iN
talk.” The subject was “Our S. k= :
Vine.” | : 9
Souvenirs of the occasion were | 8 Women S and Children S Shoes
presented to all present. In the ev-| ® al :
ening the S. S. rendered a very|m W omens Better Shoes!
pleasing and finely rendered pro
It will eertainly be a splendid idea for every woman that cares amp-
gram to a large audience. The ser-|
vices throughout the day were not |
only appropriate, but helpful, and]
will long be remembered for their
uplifting character.
etl Ae
Move on Now!
says a policeman to a street crowd,
heads if it don’t
says the big, harsh
congestion
and whacks
“Move on now,”
mineral pills to bowel
and suffering follows. Dr. King’s
New Life Pills don’t bulldoze the
bowels. They gently persuade them
to right action, and health follows.
25c at S. B. Bernhart & Co's.
re eet GE
For Better or Worse
Harry L. Ebersole of Mount Joy
township, and Emma R. Gruber of
Dauphin county, were granted a
marriage license.
ors.
thing about the sort of Bhoes she wears this Spring or what she pars
for them to keep im toueh with this Home of Good Shoes.
The new Spring medels of Footwear are here ready for choesing.
The new leathers are Patent Kid, Dull Calf, Tans, in black
The new Orxierds, Ties and Pumps are simply beautiful.
Shoes at $1.50, $2, $2.50, $2.75
@Geme and see the new Spring ereations
Shee values for the meney you've ever seem.
and ool-
in Festwear—see the best
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Specials For Friday and Saturday
No. 1—Cream Cot Serge, Black stripe Regular 38c. Value. Special at 22¢, a Yard
10c. a Yard
Opposite Post Office
No. 2—-36 inch Fancy stripe Nainsodk 15c. Value Speeial at............
tH. E. EBERSOLE
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Bammer 1
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.