The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, December 11, 1912, Image 4

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    x \ THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD | 7% | [rrsssssssseeees
Ye a FE SELL CHEAPE :
Bulletin. the Past Month BECAUSE WE ly Lein \
| ) I. Donaven S. & H, GREEN 47-49
TRADING STAMPS
| LANCA
LINE
SPLEN
rposes, 1t may be satis hii : : : we |g oki
. naire i - ne 5 LI ( Nn D { cal andq 1
concerned, by taking shi farvey ar. ty 1 linen we'll commend r judgment
I'eachers
CONVIENT TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES nd kin Bh a
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owns, so that whether
factory «
a Pennsvlva arr ra tt 1earest poin Rut
' : tu srubaker, Martha lunies |
import nt centres of ) i Van Her
he eller } ¢ ( Beatrice
hours fou . 4 Y Myrtle world: their fingers
ity Ww oh IB lars ce Bru- * to find Cluny piece for gift
No CLUNY PIECES AS DOILIES i8c to $1.
in hi ; oo : 5 ny Ter Root CLUNY CENTER PIECES LUNCH CLOTHS
[he spirit of the holid 1 stimulates the wish to travel, and the facili hh: Stoll. ElgWor : CLUNY" OVAL PIECES. FROM THE SMA]
ties of the Pennsylvania Railroad a ts connections appeal with equal force to og! Salil ERVING CLOTHES
rermer ye e
rating people of maturer years.
nrougn
11 From France
population, and
meals on the throt trains adds
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to the security ar
CLUNY SCARFS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
CLUNY LUNCHEON AND TEA SETS IN 13,
£350.00
wr, Elva
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om the local trains well known in ie. Wits in itmer
> itor leulah Zercher \ p Vay John | .
ory oar Nar Bas { ‘Warren Towels--All Sizes And
the home-coming young
The comprehensive
each community, covers a wid (tent of territory
dahl v tant 7 1 Towels are always acceptable as Christm: aiff
1 3 an, ri yd Gar € avs a ptable Christmas gif
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST we oh Musser, Farl Grissing. them, for prives are extremely low and the assortmien
| here are splendid limited trains between New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore La Ih, aru oyer, Fear there are hemmed, hemstitched or scalloped towels. tha
in regular, medium
Washington, Harrisburg, toona, Pittsburgh 4 pote i: the West, notably . : iy :
E riced : 25¢, § le, 623¢, 75¢, 873c and $1.00 e
“hicago and St. Louis. Included among these are the ‘ BROADWAY LIMIT. Anna R. Kraybill, Teacher : :
Chicag u N Te Ta Chote: Delong, Jz Embroidered Pill
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ED the ) am Lv n NN rs and Chicgo; the 24 HOUR ST. Samuel Hinkle lvin Re Put up one. pair inal Made of zood quality
LOUIS,” to St. Louis, and Chicago; “THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED,” Robers, Omnis Stk, iaser iat & pair, Sie.
Stauffer
“CHICAGO LIMITED,” ters, George Weber. Frances Bea At $1.00 a
Clara Campbell
Chicago. St. Louis Clex
to Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the highest grade of service. idition there are a number of express trains
pr Toa Nie linati T ins Vo 1 wnapoli Not iy Moveland eve States Tar Linen Pillow
Chic 120, ot. Louis, Cincinnaty, Lou'svil Indianapolis, Columbus, Clevelanc Mary Sti le :
1 «214 y . . ae EATS > ‘ Plain and embroidered, including the John Brown I
other important nt f the Middle Wes which provide INTERMEDIATI GRADE a ) ( ¢ ( own I1
: ) gl 1 Teachel loped, neatly boxed—pricer at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, 1
ullman trains and provide ler. Goldie Heilir Embroidered pillow cases at one dollar a box.
Hilda Johnso Pequot muslin
er Dorothy Mye
edo, Detroit, and
both Pull-man and all steel coac vi ncng these are the ‘Chicago Vooie: Detwiler Mildred. Pelle - :
1 g } § i ; Initail Pillow Gs
A yn \ : 9) AFD C 1 I yy y CIR tat KE va » 1 he 1 rent raln ns ‘
Special, hic: oi Y res: ' IX] S, \ n «Xpress, and the hus e FHALK Fewtns ' Scalloped edge or hemstitched pillow cases, beautifull
Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Chi Fi 8S. nert, R Murray, E N Every pair boxed and tied with a ribbon These are made of
or. Pan A ¥e nder. Warren Be ; handsome gift at $1.00 a pair,
nites! Bed Ses
Those ¢ Georgia. Irall Yavid tauffe mory Wai These sets consist f sheet and one f pillow
Florida, between the import hemstitched, beautifully embroidered with
t termi 1 ~it3 he 1 re 1 + a1 FIFTH GRAD] Don’t forget to vote for the bov or girl
ant terminal cities ol the more 1mportan : 2
Washington, Balti 006
cities tothe South running through from and to Ne ) on
['rains’between
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more, and Philadelphia.
New York and Florida will be placed in service ingle, Omer Eshleman, Joh Gain Prepare For Your
COMMERCIAL CENTRES LINKED r. Join Gochuatier. Walter Mum ¥ Ww $
f the time tables of the Pennsylvania Railroad will show Star] CH RISTMAS i hy 4
An examination of
. . FOURTH PRIMARY
ommerct centres on its lines and connections are : Tone]
+ - — Y¢
left deolel
that practically all important commercial ion ahi 'e
linked by through trains, through car r convenient connections, affording Lottie Hshlema hristine G DINNER
{el Sarah MeGinnis,
accommodating service. !
Mumma, Mildred Murra) [Laura
Anyone who wishes to go anywhere should consult the nearest Ticket Agent : re or. lau %
” ‘ . . : . annebecker, Blanche Sherk, tuth | 3
of the Pennsvlvania Railro: » can give all the iformation a traveler re— Conrad, Henry Witmer, Elwood Gar Buy a Savory ¥
> bei Alt: 1igrich, Virginia Green 3
Glenn Derr, Paul ote
quires. awalt, Al ay,
Hinkle, Ja indemuth, Jay Pen OASTE
i | James app, Herbert Tyndall,
ERISMAN'S CHURCH Trum: Sprout, Harold Funk, Har-
Aligriean en RAS None “FAGGED-0UT” WOMEN Mr. Peter Witmer visited Jacob! ry Secvears, Isaac Ressler
xolirer on Sunday. THIRD PRIMARY 95¢. and up
You are placing héine happiness farthe
say we will wait
In This Letter. y. 1 Pbereol : 5
Clayton Ebersole, Leroy Engle,
st Bucher of Lititz Visit-| jon; McGann, Amos Ebersole, John | If You Want The Best
Christ near here on Sat-' Germer, Mary Moyer, Anna Brooks, |
k P out” women who feel as though they |c¢ his 1 |
J M. Bac enstoe, IO. could hardly drag about, should profit |. ra: Marie Carson, Emily Gingrich, May Buy A Savory
Mount Joy, Pa.
Overworked, run-down, “fagged
Exchange Hotel eit wri Be) Yo | i
Will Find a Helpful Suggestion Wi ww. John Snavely's on Sun Ellis Fellenbaum, Gilmour Shma- oe
elzle, Earl Myers, John Coolidge, ee ———— 1 Pla ¥
3 A V e
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Rr J i Shel 1 Piano
evo ee yy Miss Richiers SSperncs. 2 | Mr. 1 Mrs. Benj. Stauffer and 35 neste i atrice Newcomer,
8: ast Ww as Co! te «i. . | Klizabeth Shatto.
I = Gr eled thruout own : elt fagee it all t ‘ visited Rev. John Snavel) . : i : .
Has just beep remod let t jrun d and felt pi A ou i the | ; = SECOND PRIMARY will keep the children home at
Has all moderii conveniences such) time, was nervous and had indiges- ion Sunday. ruth N. Stoll. Teach f
as Baths, Hot and Cold Water, Stean on. . : { Mrs. Elias Metzler entertained Ra y . ny wv Open: 2 Sheaffer night, this alone should induce you .
: Neetrie Lizht. Et ‘One of my friends advised me 10 |v. vounz ladies of this neizhbor- tmer waerle, <osoph bheater,
Heat, Electric Light, e | take Vinol, and it has done me great |. Hy gs : 4 . g Amos Stark, Samuel! Gillums, Char- | to By a Player Piano.
r rOTT~ Foeli ia | hood S ay , h, Howard Stark, Beatrice |
Ho : . + 1 800d. The tired, worn-out feeling is od on Sunday les Roth, ar ,
Table Is Supplied With the Best all gone, and I am strong, vigorous | Rev. Banks Swinery and wife of Sheaffer, Martha Zercher, Verna
" . and well. The stomach trouble soon |: tine : vielte a ia 3 wr's | Cunningham, Dorothy Buckwalter, 0
the Market Affords Grofidale visited Daniel Metzler’s
disappeared and now I eat heartily 5. Saturd: and 8 ay Margaret Glatfelter, Evelyn Mum-
a sso and have perfect digestion. I wish ©0 Saturday anc Bi ay. : ma, Margaret Krall, Esther Garber, | MOUNT JOY, PA. $3715 to $1 P|
every tired, weak, nervous woman Mr. and Mrs. David Nissley at-{ Dorothy Pannebecker, Lena Dilling-
Look at Our Stock, Largs
could have Vinol, for I never spent | tended Gantz’s church on Sunday|er, Martha Royer, Clara Pennell,
With each player, sold before Xmas. we wil
We have a Player, to suit every pocketb
Also Liuneh Counter any money in my life that did me so |... 1 visited John Rohrer's Olga Hyson
; obese. Oheo much good as that I spent for Vinol.” {© __ ' . "’ ; le
Where Soups, Sandwiches, Cheese | BUSS S000 55 HAL | Sheps Br Vina! Mr. Amos R. Nissley of Lancas FIRST PRIMARY
Tripe, Etc., Etc., are served Thousands of women and men |(¢r visited his grandfather Jacob K. Mary Garber Miller, Teacher. | tancaster, Rohrersto== Landisville |
. . who were formerly weak and sickly |Rohrer on Sunday. making the dis- Eli Engle. Howard Lindemuth, | 5 : , M
Choice Prime Oysters owe their present rugged health to |(ance on foot Charles Walker, Clarence Blyer,| Salunga, Mt. Joy and glizebeth-
! ; v the wonderful strength-creating effects | | . vs Harry Brooks, Dorothy Schock, Han | town Street Railway Co.
In Any Style of Vinol. We guarantee Vinol to build {| © Francis Keener has leased nah Shatto, Mary Peoples, Virginia Ei
esses you up and make you strong. If {the John Kready farm for next! Newcomer, Mary Gainer, Nedra WESTWARD
It does not, we give back your money. |year. Mr. Keener will not change Kaylor, Mary Way, Martha Wit-| Leave Lancaster—a m. 4.3,
mer, Myrtle Witmer Mary Weid- | -35 8.15 9.15 10.15, 11.15; m.
BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST BRANDS BE. W. GARBER, DRUGGIST his place of residence. man | ag, 218 45 6.15. 76.15, 715," 8.35,
and Mrs. I. B. Erb and fami- Prof. C. E Roudabush. | ;
OF BEER, WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS Mount Joy, Penm vo a Svs. Monroe. She 07 i SIL sak
haba Ly ATA ind Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin SPORTING HILL
‘ : . Tuy i : Flinchbangh Sundayed with Albert 3. PWalich and wife Spon 4 15T, 457, 6.57. 7.67
flood Stabling Accomodation ir « ripen on the tre Th a Te J. B, Fralich and wife spent Sun. | 0 8 dl 8. 85
«I'D and amii] a at Colebrook 8 10.00, 11.00, 12.00
Local and Long Distance Telephon: : y ! } \Iy nd Mrs. Daniel Metzler and : \ {09 6.00. 7.00,
; FT aliled J 4’ 3 over « [anc Tr, pen Ls Mount
5, 11.15
6.16
TROLLEY SCHEDULE
Scarf, $16.00 worth of music, guarantee ten
TeeesBoBotoaBonBocd tet. v3
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free life insurance, deliver right into vour
Save Money
10 Per Cent--REDUCTION--10 P
On All Players From Now Until Chr
I. Brubaker visited
Kirk Johnson &
16 and 18 West King St., LA
Meet Me on the Bridge and We") : ile Vivocrt n Sunday Rov
) Street on § 1da) le
Have a Plate of the : 3 1dncted religious ser- +i : Arri t Elizabethtown—A 1
1 5 spen : fev days vith relative ¢ ? 40, 5, 10.45, 1 46. Pm, “10.45. 3
Best Ice Cream In Town 7.45, 8.46, 9.45, 10.45
church
ZoeTesleoleeteelsolosTests ole ole teste ste ste Yoo Todeaterecte lect, 3.
EE TL OT IT Repos vfer]e vee)
ids ™ ss Emma Sipling is staying | EASTWARD
in Sny-i, Zovs Buz Deal WO—A mm 645. TA | sffuefeedeedrdedodniedecdrofeenisdifoldundoddbdedsddudobdeiofoe
. 9.46, 10.45, 11.465. >In, 4
Tries to Bribe
6.45, 6.46, 7.45, 8.45,
man Palmer
3 3 Mount J
11.15
of Penn-
Maste ; y
general : 0, b 5.30, 7.30, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30,
ccording to Repre- SPent .
1 ing vel . 3s Pali Li Landisvilie—4 m, 65.48, 2 }
cheil Palmer of ) ! ; 4 10.33, 11.83 , 12.33. 1.33, 18 Lhe
. Tyissindor wife ahd laughter | . 5.33, 6.33, 7.3, 8.33, 9.23, 3
AT ZELLER'S | 88 4s ot Jaokod upon ts] D. Dies shter | £5, 15,55. iki
a, J Ry 3 iy Mat rilirei fannie nioy a auto rip Rohrergtowr —A n y 7 7 3}: & R : .
Al: Flavors at All Times. Es "a : B80 ® > distrib HOTS, | hai or on Rend: : 3.55 Jute, 1165. Ps m. 12.55, 2. Roc KEers M irrors H d
Rpecial Prices to Parties, Festivals | | & 1e 4 nd snm of $500 : Sins ona . Tei iires
. S at Se lf ostoff that pavs 21 5 aD EL Tet TEV Lh al Arrive at Aancaster- AT 2 1 . Ny . 9
Suppers, Ete. 3 : ¥ ' NA a ind ae Bi ao as 30x, 8.1 Pdr aes 4 1 g . i
is ool, Mr. Palmer witANaIt the nieme of SPO av and Saturday in the | $i 115 115" Fm ie "Tin 2%. Picture Frames Ladies
1.46 Te iy
Mrs. GC. H. Zeller | pa : n iter and the town 108-1 OF ; BAL i 5a tur: a aL Cs : ee
i? 3 2 artin : irdays a car LANCE 7% O, ~ 1 = ‘
{ hi : E ¥; Leave Elizabeth X 1: S10N CX Other i aDIECs,
i ree MOUNT JOY o1 ! h otte ead ir
Marietta Street fOUNT JOY | SEH 3 d i Hershey, daushiorl n% D.0 .Xtern
asi , Tura and son Ralph of Silver | #i be run betwwen Lancaster and Mit ~y" ¥ nN}. : Ze}
tate TOT Spring, spent several days with hor | nur TY MO fori 6 4m. China Closets, Kitchen (
ae wot DeEoiraitc . Mr 1 Mrs. J. L Kanfl-1:155 a f° Tern Blobtion ister, . : . ;
. oerat] ym ar marked (X) connects twits In fact anything mn the Furniture Line
from our district in : ;
yy Tyee i > a -—p—e . % § 8 a -—
De me dn 5 a Your money back if Pratt's Poul- Boloman Ne. 3 Ss Clitigtitias | i ndertaki ng and am val ‘
: try Regulator does not insure more We Chestnug. Frolie; Dutch Thagke
Wit » only kind I sell—Furmture that Furnit
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Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma, Cold
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fimaranteed or Money Refunded
Price 25¢. By Mail only
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£ mitt 2 iving Mollie a ra Vv tt] :
Pennsylvania for ur ip. ©8%8 and better fowls. Pratt's llie and Brave Little Giu
ennsylvania T your - z seppa 2 for hi brave)
Poultry Book, worth dollars. free. ppa are four short touching stor
doo 5 { rom
dorsement I know the competi- ies i 0 is I
Fl r “bp s «7 n is keen for these jobs i 1 For sale by G Moyer W. D. Changd- js Mites WO. DP. Rime, pastor bra a “4
0 I fl, o il HER im willing t ; ten - ler and J. H. Buohl of the Mount Joy Church of Go ]
1 llling to pay a fair price for and published by the Osceola So =
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n re nee Will vou consider lishing Co. in booklet form, entitled |
i912 A 3500 a fair figure? If not. name Just as expected the cabinet “The Gem Series No. 1, of Splendid
Monday, December 16, vOur price wre : makers step in and relieve the Pres- T.esson Storles Prio 10 : 3 f
£88 $ S. rice 10c or 3 for
ident elect from the necessity of
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> 500 West 159th Street
4 New York City
p ling an extr ( lot ! Mr. Palmer ans p rer- = ‘ | |
: 1 er answered the over hoot dite Coal © 25¢ sent postpaid or on sale at the
zealous applicant £ rise hn choosing his officia amily. i
. s plicant apd advised him DY parsonage and at several of the Adv,
that he had better k is . — ee me > i
: tter keep his money. stores. A York, Pa. newspaper mar!
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Het : ps What has become of the farmer's sald “These are the best tore 1
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