The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, June 19, 1912, Image 2

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s starting out
icap and with
a long way to
nt of Health
resulting in the
| ditions tobacco
| busy set of people in
{ counties met at Hull's
h whom he has
and Old Man”
He died at a
| have so much faith in its curative
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
At the ware- Send
ements, wag-
MILTON GROVE
M and Mrs, Herman Gelb visit
| Rieems last Funday
Eddie I ( Palmyra wa the
M 1
\ | iN ) Vi Isic
\ itor n town
{ nda
Danie or ¢ |
1 1 1
Mi nd M A 1 M snyder
| htey ie Sundayed
Vi yh wepherd and daughter
Mrs, Ulrich of Elizabethtown, were
visitors in town
Editor H W. Eshleman of the
Palmyra Record, was a week end
isitor in this locality
Mr. and Mrs Jacoh Hollinger of
Mastersonville Sundayed with th»
amily of 8S, 1. Heisey
Miss Emma Lindemuth of Cherry
as the guest of
Hill spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B, Grosh
Mrs. Frank B Gros gpent Sat
Jay visiting relatives and old ac
cuaintances in Elizabethtown
Mr. Landis, auto
culated in town Monday evening
This is a busy time for
culturists and an
is put under cultivation this season
While operation a circular saw on
his premises, Rev. Allen ‘Brubaker,
ff near Hi Church, had his fingers
aught, severing his fingers at the
econd row of the phlanges
Henry Geib, Harvey Garman and
Hiram Kshleman scientific horti
cnlturists, have been supplying the
OWT ind its contiguity with the
cious strawberries this on
Joseph Ebersole of zal
ov inhaled the pure invig
tn here in this section wher
nally put in an appearance to
nspect his interest in the Green Hill
farm,
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Randler entei
iined at dinner on Sunday Con-
table M. H. Randler and family of
Horst's mill; Mrs H. Lehman and
ghter of Lawn and Harry Rand-
r of Manheim
Not in many years have black
snakes been so rare as this season
Up on the Conewago hill, where
they were epecially numerous in the
have ben seen and
slaughtered. |
past, very few
only one has been
This may
ive berry pickers
John Pfoutz, of Elstonville, pro-
prietor of valuable farms in Mount
townships,
in town the in-
He re-
his 81st birthday
anniversary and the enjoyments of
Joy, Rapho and Penn
was a noted visitor
cipient part of the week.
cently celebrated
good health and many friends.
— —p @ wre
NEWTOWN
Mr. Albert Mumma and family of
Sunday with her]
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel My-
Mount Joy, spent
T'S.
Preaching was held on Sunday
Preaching
rain on Sunday morning, June 30,
ening by the pastor.
hen communion services will be|
16.45 p. m.
and | West Main St., MT. JOY, PA.
companion of York, and Mr. Clayton |
observed
Messrs Clayton Mumma
Spahr of
visitors of Mr and Mrs
Mumma,
Another case of diphtheria made
this place last]
week, when George, the young son |
of Henry Witmer, was stricken with |
Health Officer McCloud |
Thome, of Mt.
The premises have been quar- |
its appearance in
was notified by Dr.
Jov
antined
The Brethren in Christ held their |
regular meeting on Sunday morning |
this place, with |
| Rev. Mellinger of Kansas and Eli
| Engle officiating. They will ob- |
serve baptism on next Sunday morn- |
ing at Chickies creek, near the for-|
in the church in
mer Stauffer’s mill
Owing to favorable
out their plants in the fied.
EE
To Restore the County Line
On Friday the county
sioners of
the line hetween the counties, the!
ohieet being to take measures to
lefinitely fix the boundary line be-|
The stone |
hat marked the line between the]
ween the two counties
two counties was originally a stone]
wall. but the wall has crumbled and
the marker was displaced The
commissioners agreed to have sur-|
vevors run the line and place the
no at 4 oner nlace The Lan-
by antomobile
tl)
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will be
is at least one
nce has been
pleased to le
dreaded d
able to cure and that is
Catarrh. H e only
positive cure now k wedical
fraternity. Catarrh bei tutional
disease, requires 1 treat-
ment. Hall’s Catarr} y en in-
| ternmally, act irectly blood
and mucous sur
by destroying the founda
nature in doing its work.
for any case that it fails to cure.
| for list of testimonials,
ENEY 2 CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Address F. J. CH
Sold b; all Druggists, 7
Take ’s Family Bla 1 for constipation.
eee
Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. |
dealer and his
chauffeur Weaver of Rheems, cir
tobacco
increased acreage
need of feeling
freckles, as this new prescription
double strength, that
covered by an eminent skin special-
ist, will remove these homely spots.
be good news to prospect-
from the druggist whose name ap-
pears at the close of this statement hand bags, at Elm mill.
and apply at night according to di-
|rections and note results.
{or two the worst will have begun to Sunday.
disappear, while the light freckles P. C. Geib and family were enter- |
will have vanished entirely,
Landisville, were Sunday |
Abram |
weather con- |
farmers are a very |
trying to set |
While
some have finished transplanting,
“|others mo doubt will finish this
week. There will be a slight in-
| crease in acreage this season
commis- |
Lancaster and Lebanon |
pepe ofeslecfefesisefrsiecipojesfovieriesferisojesissprojreg spe
tavern, on |
commissioners made the trip
m, there-
1 of the dis-
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
The proprietors
pow-
THE BULLETIN. MOUNT JOY, PA
A UU UU RHEEMS
= logeph mith and family spent |
= | \ IN K t | visiting friends at Bain
: BLA ETS Ef
— Mr. and Mrs. J. B Henry visited |
= Har Helse d fam at Sg gi
= urs AVE YOU TWO PRO | I ran family at alunga
- ) un
Eg FITS ON Wool HORSE omon Hoover who ha been
s BLANKETS BUYING DIRECT 1 to his room since Decem
- 1611 till 11
= {OM HE KERS IS
- FROM HE MAKERS, mvid Henry and family vigited in
= THE WHY? OF IT. PRICED he family of Harry K. Floyd, nea
Z ANYWHERE FROM $1.00 TO nbridge on Sunday
— Isanc Kopp, sr., of Milton Grove
= $10.50, nent several days visiting Isaac
Kopp Ir, on the © L Nissley
FINES’ STOCK LAP
\rm
Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Greiner and
daughter Dorothy, visited in the
family of Jacob S Shank on Sun
ROBES IN THE COUNTY,
FROM $2.50 TO $25.00.. EV.
ERYTHING FOR THE HORSE
AT BOTTOM PRICES. FULL
VETERINARY
lay
George Foltz and wife of Royal-
ton, were the guests of Lloyd Mur-
phy and the A. S. Bard family on
STOCK oF
days this week
= MEDICINES, MAKER OF ALL Wednesday
£ KINDS OF HARNESS Rev. H. E. Kaylor, of the Church
- of the Brethren, attended a love
= feast in Schuylkill county several
Harry Koser and family of Mount
Pleasant and Henry Meckley and
mother of Horst’s Mill, were guests
twa Krecke
5 EE im of Isaac Kopp and family on Sun-
- Et, day.
= Ai § 3 Whe Mr. and Mrs. Philip Snyder and
£ 10U "i. 4 S Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder and chil-
= b= dren spent several days at Millers-
= Wl t Hall : ‘areal bar burg where they attended the River
- ns Onl ire
SEU was, SR ———E
VRRRERTRREIRIRINU NRE RRR B GER RERRAR ERay | Tar
The Jonawins were the guests at
residence last
S dard
THAT Mr. Hersh Mr. Grosh was agree
ably surprised by the
guests: Horace Grosh, Lititz: Rob-|
HOMELY SPOTS ert Grosh, Lancaster Mrs. Heisey,
re : . m= | Wilbur Heisey,
here's no longer the slightest
NEW PRESCRIPTION
QUICKLY REMOVES THESE
ashamed of your Elizabethtown:
Bertha Heisey, Sim- |
Rheems: Christian Zug, |
WILCOX FREKL-ETER Bertha Zug, Willis and Esther | 3
Hersh of Donegal A
and refreshments
many delicacies of the season
enjoyed by all.
on Landis,
has been dis-
Simply get
WILCOX FREKL-ETER NORTHWEST RAPHO
Highest prices paid for second-
eee lA OI |
Miss Rebecca Hiestand was enter-
In a day tained by Miss Kathryn Eby, on|
tained in the family of F. W. Geib
on Sunday
John W. Geib and family spent]
Sunday visiting in the amily of
Harve} oung at Rheems
CHANDLER | Druggist ie, soe es,
Dggist H. K. by of Elicbothiows Col-
—— , lege, spent Sunday with his parents,
Sunday Hours, 8 to 9 a. m. § to | Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Eby.
C. G. Hollinger, wife and daugh-
ter Ruth, Sundayed in the family of
at Cherry Hill.
Clayton Shenk and family of near
Milton Grove, visited Frank Shenk
and family on Sunday evening.
John R. Gibble and Nathaniel
| Hollinger visited the family of Har-|
{rison G. Shearer, at Hotel Fairland.
This community has been grieved
over the death of Elias Heisey, of
Mastersonville He died Sunday
{ morning.
Joseph Shearer,
Meat Marke
Kr: all
1 always have on hand anything
the line of Smoked Meats, Ham.
ologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete.
\iso Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork ase
<
nl)
: LANCASTER JUNCTION
tutton. Prices always right. Mrs. Polly Fetter spent Sunday at
Charles Dalton and |
H H. KRALL
Weel Main Street, Opp. Bank,
MOUNT JOY, PA
| Manheim, with
[ family.
| Mrs. Isaac Walborn and daughter |
|L.eona May, spent Sunday with
(Charles Ritter and family.
|" Norman Hollinger and wife spent |
«ll Telephone
EAE ire Sunday with Aaron Sauble and fam-
a ine J : 3lily, near Fairview church, i
HARRY WILLIAMS %| Mrs Emlen Fetter and daughters
BARBER §|crace and Anna, spent Sunday with |
|E. D. Achey and family, at Man-|
i heim.
Shaving Massaging | Albert Kling and family and|
Hair Cutting Razors Honed T | Miss Rosanna Zerphey, spent Sun-|
Shampooing Toilet Waters & | day with Jacob Henny and family, |
Singeing Shaving Soaps [near Naumanstown. 7
Jonas Snavely, wife and son|
Clarence and daughter Anna May, |
spent Sunday at Manheim, with Al-
vin Hershey and wife.
Jacob Weaver, wife and daughter
Stella, and Henry Buch and wife, |
Agency For Elkhorn Laundry
Opp. First National Rank
MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA
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X y |
ey The ¢ spent Sunday at Manhei ith Pet-
der ne =. p inday at Manheim with Pet-|_
o £1 AD. Reh * ZELLER er R. Shelly and wife. |
REAL ESTATE AND Ed. Hemperly and wife and
5 William Jacobs and wife of Lancas-
INSURANCE ter, and James Conrad and wife.
Main St Mount Joy |SPent Sunday evening with Jacob K.
Palm and wife
ling and Clerking of Public Sale aa
fettloment of Estates CORDELIA
Collection of Rents. Miss' Mary Fager, of Columbia,
Surveying and Convevancing was the guest of Miss Anna McCune.
Amos Portner of Bainbridge, was
60 YEARS’ the guest of his grandparents, Mr.
fo EXPERIENCE
and Mrs. Peter Eshleman.
Dr. A. D. Smith of Newark, N.
J., and Miss Lucy Smith of Phila-
delphia, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kauffman
Taape MARKS
and son, Edward, of Enola, Pa., are
DesiGNs
COPYRIGHTS &c. visiti th : s
Anyone sending a sketch and dese Tiptic nm ng he former's parents Mr.
quickly ascertain our opinion free wt and Mrs. Abram Kauffman
nvention is probably patentable. Co 3 \
ions strictly con fid HANDBOD ents
sent free. Ol les «t as rency for securing .
Ol atin ot nr J Corrachive Hotel License Transferred “i placing window shades or anything |
Scientific Fimerican, te ene OF AN Cl oe Tor ur as
inbri a favor and save money by ca
\» handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest Birch of Bainbridge, has been, me, Prices are right.
ation of any scientific journal. transferred to Mr. Harrison Hipple.
; four months. $1. od byall newsdesler | S————
HUN & Co. 3618 ay New York BL. | H. 8. MUSSELMAN,
Paach Office S*gMV ashington, D | Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin. May15-3mo. Florin,
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BEE BER =EED =
J BN
a
Brethren iove feast on the Lauer o
Ths 1) Mr. and Mrs Reuben | #
Kaufman and family, of Mechanics- |g
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraybill,
"thi lace, Rev, Simon Landis and
family of Elizabethtown: and Elmer =
Kaufman and wife, of East Peters-
burs ¥
rge social event was held at
sidence of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. |®
fers y of this place, as a birthday |
surprise in honor of Francis 'Grosh, |
prominent mechanic, employed by | }
following | ®
Harvey Heisey and |m
wife, Walter Heisey and wife of |
social chat |®
consisting of | ®
was |
| darietta Street
| Days at Lancaster,
day at No. 52 North Duke Street
Prompt
dwelling.
Persons
Copyright Hart Soha
Wednesday, June 19, 1912
A A NANO
Are You Satisfied With
| The Clothing
You Are
Do they keep
Wearing
their shape? Do they fit?
De they appear Stylish? If not come to us and
see what we can and will do for you’! Our
clothes are all thoroughly shrunk before they
are made. Our clothes are made from a variety
of models. Our clothes have style distinction
that other clothes have not.
Come and see for yourself and be con-
vinced,
Styleplus Clothes $17
Unique Clothes $7 to $20
Foele Good if You Wear White House Shoes
I'here use impart;
the fact that vom
class workmans ii
I'he material
Fuoug n style
White House
Farmers’ Inn &
Mount Joy
FRANK E. LEFEVRE, Prop Experimenting with The |
Bar Well Stocked With All Popuine/
Brands of
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
Accomodations for Man and Beast
Also Automobile Parties
BUBE’S MOUNT JOY BEER
and Piel’s Celebrated New York Ger- Q
man Lager on Draught.
may-16-3m. |
weu| New 1912 Cars Now Here
Me on the Bridge and
Have a Plate of the
| Best Iee Cream in Town
I
| RT ZE E LLER'S
All Flavors at All Times.
‘pecial Prices to Parties,
Suppers, Ete.
Mrs. C. H. Zeller
MOUNT
Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
W. M. HOLLOWBUSH
NOTARY PUBLIC
Attorney-At-Law
| 48 West Main Street, Mt. .
Monday and
Terms Moderate. Bell Telephone
CHARLES S. FRA
AUCTIONEER
MOUNT JOY
Estate and Personal
Refererge: Jonas L. Minaich
eel EI = + rere
For Sale
Several good Building Lots front-
ng 95 feet on South Barbara Street,
Mount Joy and extending in depth of
hat width 154 feet.
stable on these lots that could very
i easily be converted into a double
particulars |
apply to Lewis Seeman. Mount Joy.
For further
DOES UPHOLSTERING
Do Your Feet Feel
" Varies. 3
ways reliable. &
to please any fancy.
Shoes $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50
————
GETZ BROTHERS
HALL BUILDING
SEER REE RE oma in nie thn Nett
Festivals
There is a good
having upholstering
to| Lancaster, Pa.
!do, such as sofas, lounges, beds, or |
WHITE HOUSE
SHOE
FOR MEN
All Doubt As to Their
B50WKS
AER
security, also in
I'he high
feeling of
properiy dressed.
I FREES eed EEE 2 EEE eRanas
MOUNT JOY, PAT
rk, American Plan
Rates Moderate
Exchenge Hotel
Mount Joy, Pa.
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. After You Are Wonk
| Just-as-Good-Kind J. M. Backenstoe, Pro.
«eo esse
| BUICK
| Has just been remodeled thruout,
LGCOMOBILE Has all modern conveniences such
| as Baths, Hot and Cold Water, Steam
|
|
| AUTOCAR AND | Heat, Electric Light, Ete.
VICK THUOKS Fable is Supplied With the Best
\
1d strictly on thei nerit
wold strictly on their merits | the Market Affords.
So ® 9
Also Liuneh Counter
| Where Soups, Sandwiches, Cheese,
f'ripe, Oysters in Every Style
| Kte., Ute, are served
ts ess
BAR IS STOCKED WITH THR BEST BRANDS
OF BEER, WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
® 6% 2
Lancaster Automobile Cp,
GARAGE NEVER CLOSED
230-238 W. King St.,
LANCASTER ohm. PENNA. |
iaic ‘Good Stabling Accomodation
The largest and only strictly first | Local aud Long Distance Telephones
class fireproof garage and repair |
shop in Lancaster City of County. 2000600000000 004
EE Pm J i & WoareAlways Prepared to serve
\ =A @) “4S =:
| Pure
Spring
Water
ICE:
IN ANY QUANTITY at
Moderate Charges. 5 Very
sevessesese
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year,
2 J N. Stauffer & Bro,
Mount Joy, Penna,
P0600 CEG O¢ 2999
Plants for Sale
2 Sater 4 Ar rienc
Send 2-cent stamp for NEW BOOKLET, pe
BR full of patent inforn Ip you to
READ
PACES 11 and 12 before applying 8
wok i AD nt. Write to-day LA
1D. SWIFT & G0. |
PATENT LAWYERS, X
; 303 Seventh St., Washingtan, B. C. :
A ET SE RS
CPOICPO0P00000 99
$00
C. S. MUSSER. THE BAKER
Attention given to Sales of
¥resh Bread and Cakes Delivered I have a i
g ne lot of cabbage, cauli-
; flower, pepper, tomato, egg plant,
sh Doughnuts, Crullers and Dewey | redbeet and lettuce plants which I
Buns every Wednesday & Thursday. offer for sale very reasonable.
Funerals, Weddings and Suppers
given prompt attention —
Store & Bakery, West Main Street
E. B. Hostetter
MOUNT JOY, PA.
through town dally
Mount Joy, Pa. |
Branch Store at E. Ream's. 2t
Halr Cutting
| Joseph B. Hershey
Tonsorial Parlor
Office Hours: 9a. m. to 3 p. m. | East Main St., MOUNT JOY
Sunday and Other Hours Three Chairs. No Waiti
By Appointment Agen for the Middletown Steam
Both Phores Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday
Bell Lan.,, 994 |and delivered Friday.
DR. J. CLEMENT JENKINS
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
i 530-532 Woolworth Building
Shaving
Ind. 1877
us
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