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MOUNT JOY, PA,
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EDITORIAL
Phat Mt. Joy is not only 1 little
country hamlet with a handful of |
people, a railroad station, a store
or two and a post office, is evidend
$
almost daily, The sooner the ou
gide world, ag well as the
Telephone news |
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STOP
Experimenting with The
Just-as-Gond-Kind
And Buy A
BUICK
[SOLD STRICTLY ON ITS MERITS
New 1913 Cars Now Here
Lancaster Automobile Co,
LANCASTER
rreater |
portion of the town’s population |
earn of the existing conditions,
just them and not much before will |
our town begin to grow
Bear in mind our town ha
growing, Rot very rapid how
continugl
building
but a steady
a spurt or
sionally and then lay
vears, but every year
ROVE: and of th
anv community could fe proud o
"hen too, occasicnally an industry
New stores are numerous as can be
seen by the number added within
, the past tem years
=~. An assured thing is
Mount Joy has good industries, all
of the kind that “hard times’ effect
very little, their products being in
demand continually. They are al-
ways busy, and frequently are
obliged to work These
conditions are very encouraging
Now what we want is more in-
dustries. This will necessitate the
erection of more houses and you
know the rest. Of course we do
mot particularly catar to industries
that employ laborers. We would
prefer inaustries that employ skilled
labor for many reasons:
First —A mechanic can command
better wages and naturally will live
aecordingly He will be the sort of
. citizen that towns like ours desire.
Second—A man of this kind will
invariably make his mark in life,
doing whatever he can to advance
the welfare of his community He
will be a eredit to church and state
ren ee el A CO ee
SPORTING HILL
Miss Annie Metzler and Squire J.
E. Stauffer are on the sick list.
A large crowd was here at J. B.
Fralich's fox chase on Friday after-
noon.
Miss Sarah Kopp, of Penryn spent
from Sunday to Tuesday with Jos.
Wickenheiser and wife.
Mrs. Jonas Barto desires to thank
ach one of her friends who so
hdly remembered her on her
rthday.
Phares S. Gibble, wife and three
hildren of Derry Church visited
relatives here several days last
week.
Miss Fmma IL. Wenger spent
from Wednesday to Monday in the
home of her sister, Mrs. W. D. Groff
at Elizabethtown.
John Sheaffer and {family spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
Sheaffer at Penryn.
Samue! K. Garman, wife and
daughter, Margaret, spent Sunday
with his Amos G.
Nissley at Union Square
W. M. Gibble and wife entertain-
ed the following at dinner on Sat-|
urday: Misses Agnes Ryan, Nettie
Bomberger, Amelia Hossler, Edna
Kulp and Martha Henny and Master
Ernest Weaver
Samuel 8. Stauffer, Sporting Hill's
the fact that
overtime,
father-in-law
The largest and only strictly first
lass fireproof garage and repair
| shop in Lancaster City of County.
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American Flan Rates Moderate
Exchan ng ce Hotel
Mount Joy, Pa.
J. M. Backenstoe, Pro.
Has just been remodeled thruout
Has all moderu conveniences such
as Baths, Hot and Cold Water,
Heat, Electric Light, Etc
Steam
Table is Supplied With the Best
the Market Affords.
Also Liuneh Counter
Where Soups, Sandwiches, Cheese,
Tripe, Etc., Etc., are served
Choice Prime Oysters
In Any Style
BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST BRANDS
OF BEER, WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
"Te see
Good Stabling Accomodation
Local and Long Distance Telephones
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Have a Plate of the
Best Ice Cream In Town
Ali Flavors at All Times.
Suppers, Etc.
Mrs. C. H. Zeller
Marietta Street MOUNT JOY
> Ouick
Ignition *
Powerful, clean explosiea.
No carbon.
va@ldest resident
Wednesday noon. He had
failing in health for
and had been
only the past week
confined to
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He was in his |
eighty-second year of age. | 0
A. D. Frankhouser and family
entertained the
day: Misses Ida,
‘Lizzie Garman, Mabel
Mr. William Garman, of
and Messrs. Friday Bouhl and
Albert K. and Abram 1. Behm, of
Manheim.
Mabel,
etl Oe eee
Little Tobacco Raised There
George Endslow of East Donegal |
raised last summer on his farm in|
Perry County, the land of his birth, |
a big erop of tobacco. Because there
are no tobacco
region he had the crop
rail to his new
be prepared for market.
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brought by
The term ‘revenue cutter’ seems
absurdly inadequate for the vessels
of what benevolent navy whose
highly useful
fect.
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Notwithstanding the fact that he
s had the free advice of 90, 000,- |
0 patriots Mr. Wilson is slow in|
pstructing his cabinet.
Lemme A
ost anybody with hot gun
“proclaim himself of
lied at his home on | §
been | ey
several years | gb
his bed | if
following on Sun- |
Sue and |
Landis and |
Ephrata |
home, where it will |
functions are dis-|
charged with such faithfulness and |
Srrirrgganans?
averly Easoline
fined—distilled—not crude
compressed gas. $
FREE—320 pagebook—all
about al. J
WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
LAMP OILS LUBRICANTS
Krall Mac Market
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I always have on hand anything
Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Etec.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork and
{| Mutton. Prices always right.
buvers in that |
' H H. KRALL
| West Main Street, Opp. Bank,
MOUNT JOY, PA
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For a Good Clean Shave
Or a Classy Hair Cut
Stop at
+ H. J. WILLIAMS
| TONSORIAL PARLORS
W. Main St. Mount Joy
Agt For Middletown Laundry
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ipecial Prices to Parties, Festivals
in the line of Smoked Meats, Ham, |
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Wednesday
"Clot hes
“The same price the world over”
If you are like
7 3 A 2
9 men out of 10 you buy
Sok
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your clothes on appearance. But if you
are the tenth man—the ONE in ten—4 important points decide the real
character and value of your clothes. They are Style, Fit, Fabric and
Workmanship. Lots of clothes when they are new seem to have style,
seem to fit, seem to be well made, but the clothes that “always look
well and always wear well” have the 4 essentials in extra big measure.
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES represent this class.
They
have built-in values as well as outside appearance.
We admit that for $20 to $25 you can find
clothes in other stores that equal STYLE-
PLUS CLOTHES in style, fit, fabric and
work oe, But you can’t match them for
anything else. The clothes are a revelation.
The makers have the largest clothing equip-
ment in the country and for 64 years have
specialized on men’s clothes at medium price.
They are the largest buyers of woolens in
America. They operate their plant byscientific
management. Economies in force through-
out their organization run into big figures.
These economies mean that STYLEPLUS
CLOTHES $17 are made out of all-wool
special patterns. They mean that every coat
is hand-tailored; buttonholes hand-made;
canvas and tape thoroughly water-shrunk,
and linings that actually resist wear. Finally
they mean that you save $3 to $8. Try on a
suit to-day and see how wellit makes you look
Plain and fancy serges,
cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds, domestic
and impo ted off Extreme, modified and
conservative s Soft roll or permanent
roll la pels.
Blue Serge Special of Bradford English
Twill. Made of the highest quality Australian
WOOl.
The weave is very fine and the color is
olutely guaranteed against fading.
s and Pants. Made of
v cheviot effects and blue
3 | serviceable.
No other store in town can sell you Style-
plus. Come in to-day while the spring
assortment is largest.
Sorin: a Srirts,
GETZ BRO :
Mount Joy Hall} Building. ¢
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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March 12,
1913
A Farewell]
and
Maytown, held
on Sunday in honor
Mabel, who was married to Mr, Leroy
Dupes on Saturday. |
were: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dupes, Mr |
William Dupes,
Walter, Mr.
and Mrs,
May and son
William Smith,
Ruth and son Harry, Mr. and Mrs. D.| fone visited Benj. Zug and family
and daughter Ethel, Mr. ,, Sunday.
C. Portner
and Mrs. Harvey
. and Mrs.
Raymoad Sipling, Miss Shelley and family.
ter Marion,
Kreider, Mr.
| Estella Clouson,
Elva Myers,
Stella Smith,
Sipling, daughter
ard.
A farewell
Mrs. Samuel]
Maytown last Monday
i Woman's Home
ary Society of
i Church, of
been a loyal
After
Jacobs,
Mrs. Yagle,
Houseal, Mrs. Hall, Mrs
e, Mrs.
I
BI rocker. Mrs.
Kane, Misses Roland, Dehoff, Heisey, Benjamin
Garver, Glatfelter, and Johnson,
The society presented Mrs. Weiser wife of Bainbridge and Messrs. Wm.
with a beautiful Bible in which was Givler, Harry
the following inscristion: “Presented tew
MAYTOWN | by the Woman's Home and Foreign
Reception Tendered Mr.! theran Church to Mrs
and Mrs. Weiser
5. Samuel
a wedding
daughters Katie and
Danie] Sipling, Miss
recepticn was tendered
Weiser at her home in
and Foreign Mission-
St. John's
which Mrs Weiser has
member
rogram consis
muel Weiser and son Bay-
Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. De-
NORTHW
| Missionary Society of St. John’s Lu- Jac. K.
Samuel Weiser Sta
upon the eve of her departure for her Jno. W. Geib
reception ' preciation of her fide lity and devotion S.C
of their daughtes:
been conected for many years.” Sunday
r——— ire oe
BACK RUN’
aug or’ :
daughter Great changes in the weather are
and Mrs.| frequent, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Shearer and
Those present |
Geib on Sunday.
Mt, @ business trip
on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie
wife of
Sauder and daugh-| Alpert Rettew, wife and daughter,
Andrew Katie spent Sundey with Samuel
Irvin Sipling, Miss Eli Metzler's public sale was well
attended and things , brought fair
Daniel prices. One horse was sold for $285
and Al. Erb was thz purchaser.
and Mrs. Hollinger.
Mary and son How-
Hossler’s church was well atten | Lawn.
notwithstanding the almost impass| It is a
the : |
evening by able roads.
Lutheran
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{ MANY. vod of. our neighborhood on Friday. His| A. Y. Stauffer
01 nany years, : | 3
effects were hauled to Milton Cassel’'s| met with
of mu i
house near Fairland where he in-j Monday night,
10Uus games, re-
tends to work among the farmers. |
{two wreckers.
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3enjamin Sheliy and family en-
tertained the following on Sunday: |
Hoffer and wife and|Palks because
Waltz,
Samuel
Arthur Fry, Mr.|Rev. Henry
Ab
Keiser, Mrs. Roath, Messrs. Abe
John Hossler,
Clayton and |?
Becker and
Mrs. Blessing, Mrs. Norman Givler. ed in the wind
Jenjamin Ginder and family en-
wongenecker, Mis. tertained the following on Surday:
Brubaker, wife and son
Mark of Elstonville: John Myers and 11:30 o'clock,
Brehm, Harvey Ret-
and Harry Nissley.
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Garman’s
visited in the
to this society with which she has family of Rev. S.
Misses l.izzie Hollinger and Anna |
Shenk were guests
Y. Sauffer made
to
Hoerner
Shearer were courteously entertain-
ed by Miss Ulrich on Sunday.
Henry L. Hess,
Paris and Mahlon, were on Sabbath
the guests in the domicile of C. G.
Albert Guistwite,
The revival meetir g in progress at Ie passed 167900 Tasty fram F
E e =5 @t H. Fous’s tenement house to Upper
Tht flitting of
horrible
Three souls have chosen | person is in a hurry to go to church
to turn from the downward road. land can’t drive
Our friend Ben Blocher moved out| account of autos in the front. It accepts
and H. W. Shearer
fast enough
‘a “comic”
near here. For
further information
M. B. Hollinger says his old mare
account of the Mid piling through
the mud. That isn’t it—she’s brand-
Amos N. Gibble
Kupp and some
from Hopeland left
Monday
Des Moines, Towa.
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Read the Bulletin
T RAPHO
visited A.
uffer’'s on Sunday.
finished delivering
Sipling of new home in the west, in grateful ap his tobacco on Tuesday.
Wenger's
wtate Capital
Savings And
Eshleman, on,
of the Misses |
our metropolis,
HARRISBURG, PA.
and Edna
RESOURCES $2,600.000.00
wife and sons,
Loan Association
FIFTEEN YEARS OLD
During its fifteen years existence this Associ-
ation has loaned more than $6,000,000, aided near-
ly 2,000 of its members to secure homes
earned nearly $9,000,000
ing members.
It makes loans upon first mortgage on
dence and properties,
on monthly installments.
thing when a
business
1at
inquire of the
J. H. STOLL
branded on
and Herman K.|
unknown “guy”
Harrisburg- at|
Interest paid Jan. 1st and July lst each vear.
Represented in Mount Joy and vicinity by
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
and
profits for its invest
resi-
repayaole in
savings of 50c. per month upwards.
It pays five per cent. tax free, on money invest-
accident on ed in full paid stock, issued in even hundreds.
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