" 01 L Le] B0000000000000000000000000000000008 II 0 A 1 "PAGE FIVE Special! Shoe Special Friday and A Fine Memorial “Ad” On page two of this issue you will On find an Ad. that will appeal to you. 7 shoes at the low It is not We ask you to read it. tiresome and you will be benefitted ;;, Window. $3.00. Getz Bros. Saturday we are going to sell 2 dozen pair of English price of $3.00 per pair. both black and tan, see them by it. We can truthfully say for this lB ree = firm that they are honest and sell On Parade what the Advertise as well as adver- You will want to wear 4 pair of tise what they sell. Three Horse Evener Can Be Put On Any Wagon - a =) GUARANTEED TO PULL EVEN iM. B HIESTAND, Mt. Joy HOO! “NOTICE: —STORE CLOSES SATURDAY, MEMCRIAL DAY AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY. rcv M. T. GARVIN & CO. | 31-37 East Hing Street, Lancaster Special Friday Bargain Women’s $2.95 Picnic Dresses $1.50 A new Picnic Dress made of white pique—with blue trim- mings—Skirts are a trifle fuller—sizes 14 to 42, on sale Friday and while they last at only $1.50 each Women’s $1 White Waists 69c White Voile and Lingerie Waists; prettily trimmed; 6 dif- ferent styles—all new this season, sizes 34 to 44, at only 69c Babies’ 75 and 89c Caps 48¢ Dainty Lawn Caps, variously trimmed; they are fresh and clean; being a special purchase of a manufacturer's overstock— all sizes. Boys’ $1.25 and $1.50 Tub Suits 98c Tub Suits that are sturdy and substantial—in pretty stripes and checks; also plain colors, for the boys that wear blouse or Russians in sizes. Women’s Untrimmed Hats 98c On Friday you can purchase (with the exception of Pana- mas and White Hemps) any untrimmed hat in the house at only 98¢c each—and this means Hats in Black, burnt and colors worth up to $5.95. $1.00 Umbrellas Soc Men's and women’s sizes; paragon frame; piece dyed taf- feta Covers; assorted handles; Bargain Day price, 59¢ 41 Prs, of Pumps at $1 pr. Women’s Patent Colt and Gunmetal Pumps; regular $2 value, Friday only—$1 pr. Aprons at 19c Women’s and Children’s Gingham Aprons; Women’s with plain band; Children’s with sleeves; regular 25c value, for Fri- high heels; day only, at 19c each. 39 and 50c Corset covers 2ic Women’s Covers; made of muslin and nainsook; trimmings of lace and embroidery; all sizes; slightly soiled—for Friday only, at 27c each. $1 Dress Sets 79c set Dress Sets of fine Venise and Net lace; also plain net Sets; with ruffled edge; in white, cream and ecru; variety of the new- est shapes. $1.50 Dress Sets $1.19 Set A large assortment of White, cream and ecru Sets—of net andn Venise lace; very pretty shapes; just the thing to trim a frock—only $1.19 a set on Friday. dainty summ rg ofeofonforfesfongontenfesfosforforfuntoorfostontecgocfocteofecfeforfofeoforfocgosgocfecfesfifufosfesfoofonoctecgecfunfunfofefoofcfectect: Trousers. $3.00 elbedb dbidbdgd . Personal Mention (Continued fron: page 1) Haven street. Mr. Géorge Cator and Miss Ruth Yellets visited friends at Coatesville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8S, H. Miller and son John enjoyed an auto trip to Harris- hurg Sunday. Messrs. C. A. and H. BE. Reist of ted Lion, Pa., were guests of friends here last week. Mr, H. A. Oberdorf of the Colum- bia Telephone Company, spent yes- terday in town. Mr. John Woleck of Reading, was lcome visitor to friends in the Monday. Allen A. Sheaffer and A.Y. Stauffer of Manheim were Saturday Visitors in our boro. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shank of Eliza- yethtown, were guests of Mrs. Sallie lershey on Sunday. Mr. Solon V, Barr of Steelton, was he guest of his parents at the Evan- pelical parsonage Sunday. Messrs. 8S. N. Cresswell and James Lancaster, spent last Wednesday in town on business. M Elizabeth P. Cove and Mrs. A. Middletown, were buests of friends heme yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Park Gabel of West Chester spent a few days in town with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson. Mr. George Baughman of Harris- is sending the week here with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Peffer. Mrs. Mary C. Bowman of Lancas- ter, spent Saturday here the guest of her brother, Dr. J. J. Newpher. Keener of zberger of =3 Mr. and Mrs. Eli Frey and children Dorothy and Paul of Rheems, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gingrich Sunday. Gertrude Lauch and Salome Feeser of The Misses Harrisburg, were i guests of Mrs. P. E. Getz y rday. Mrs. Annie Gabel of Phil Iphia, spent the past week with her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. John Hal- rell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker of Leb- anon, were guests of his brother Mr. E. F. Baker in town on Sunday. They de the trip by auto. Mr. and Mrs. C. Harvey Roudell of Philadelphia, arrived her day to spend several days witt family of Mr. Fred Sheaffer. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frysinger and | Miss Nora Hoover all ere, entertained by C. 8 Satur- the Longen ecker and family on Monday { Messrs. W. B. Dolan, L. A. vand J. WW. Brotherly Trout Love, were registered at the Exchange Hotel yesterday. Mr. J. D. Powers of Baltimore, { Md., and Mr. John Peffer of Norfolk Va.,, were guests of Mr. "and Mrs Frank Peffer Saturday and Sunday. Miss Edith Myers left on Tuesd for Penbrook, where she will several days with friends. On day morning she will go chanicsburg, to attend the Church of and Christian Endeavor Convention. Miss Myers is 1 God Sunday School Secretary of the the Church Rev C. D. Rishel who gixteen years of God in New Cumberland, preached there last ago organized a Church Sunday forenoon to a large audience. The congregation has been growing and is now a flourishing. Church. The present edifice is being demolish- led to make room for a greater and a more modern structure. Rev. S. W. | Good formerly of Elizabethtown, is | the present successful pastor. | | . PLEASANT VIEW | | Read the Bulletin Summer weather seems to be here. Mrs. Emma Gruber, Mrs. Alice | Pierce, Geo. Gruber and wife and | Millard Stumpf and wife were Sab- [bath callers at the B. K. Eshleman | homestead. The following spent Sunday at Ed. Eshleman’s: Charles, Paul and Ja- | cob and Miss Llorence Baker and | Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Heisey of Leb- anon county. Communion services were largely | attended on Sunday at Risser’s | church, although the crowd was not | equal to that of other years. | Jos. Eshenbaugh of Elizabethtown, {a driver of Benner’s dray line was |asked kindly to assist us with his strength for a few minutes on Tues- day morning while gathering milk, and he willingly responded. | His efforts were needed to over- throw a locust tree, and when the tree fell and the rope loosened Jos. fell so hard that he grunted. | AD A SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE i BULLETIN | In this season of the mistletoe, (when the “Peace and Good will” is | upon everyone’s lips, let us consider iit from the angle of business. | Peace can come to the business | man only when he has developed his business to a point where he feels certain that coming profits will more | than cover coming obligations. Good will, briefly, is the value of | the reputation he has acquired, to gether with the important feature of | latitude. : | To insure “Peace” and to develop | “Good WII” advertise in the Bul- | letin, | EE EL ,, i LL bh P] Big Shoot at Newtown One of the biggest blue rock shoots ever held ig this section took place |at Newtow Whst Thursday. It was an lall day aff § and was held in the meadow on the Cyrus Nissley farm. ! Many gunners participated and some good scores wodll made. THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. of Maytown, ' Peifer of the City of | | noon at 1:30 and at 2 o'clock at the Landisville Jrs. Win The Landisville Jrs. and abethtown Jrs. played game on Saturday, th Mortuary | Recordings wi ine in « re 2 ore iss aPV OT YErLThe winning in a walk, 13 to 4. Score: Vis Mary Dyer returned home On [ancaster with Mrs. Sauders. / Y inued fr age Saturday fr ¢ seks’ isi ? : x / (Continued from page 1) LANDISVILLE a A Ro ooks Visit 10. Miss Esther Mumma spent the! : Re Hine 4 vices ~ nds é Middletown. ¥ fei ot mow families iB Lancaster county, rh oae re 8 Ch 0 2 pis Ain visiting friends in Marietta. oe o Friday at Be home a reen WOVE, (88... visvs dan g ialigr0. 0 ian Sty th = oS The Church of God will render its viliie, h § 3 1 2S vige ‘ it; iG 2 Le € 1c 1y ac ‘hi ve 2 y . : e, Ohio, from t le infirmities of Heiserman, 1b ........ 119 00 R dr otard ; Le. y Children's Day programme on June old age. He was in the 94th year of Dpiffenderfer, ¢ ........2 113 2 0 tutherford on Sunday. 14. Ie Ane. Phe dosch Sa i ce S Tracer Q Mr. J. D. Easton will close his place \ his age. The deceased was a Son of Trayer, Pp .......evv... 000 30, tat : d ph Messrs. G. Frank Trout and Grover Jacob and Eliza Hershey and was W,. Gray, 2b .......... 1 2 2 ¢ (° susincsy from 1P.M to5P M. Trayer left for a two-weeks’ trip to born in East Hempfield township. Peris, 3b ..............2 4 1 1 g on Saturday, May 30th. New York a = E : ; a Mrs. Harry Leib and son James of He finished his education at the Mumma, ¢ f .......... 1.30.00 Me 3 = ok . en pir. Many people from various places famous Beck Academy at Lititz, and Malehorn, 1 f ......... 2.2 0 o ML Joy, visited her mother, Mis. Ab. i sunday Tn their cottages in the as a young man, became a miller, (J. Gray, r fg.......... 0 0 0 2 1|ice Morton on Tuesday. camp grounds = 4 A 11 W Siness eg . Th p 8101 S. having a grist mill near Sporting Miller, r f ............ 2 2:00:90 > well NOWR business Iman of Phil E. C. Diffenderfer ; : adelphia will take hd , . Diffenderfer and son are ap- Hill, where he remained for a num- me we! wm PRGSIDANR WIL dake possession of the’ oti on Ww : of vears - 2 18 97 o | Florin hotel on June 1st. plying a new coat of paint to Amos ber of years. Totals... vives 13 18 27 10 3 5 Cooper”s residence . Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Winters are 5 By OB we y : WwW. BR , roi 2 i Mrs. Magdalena Sweigert ELIZABETHTOWN spending some time at Manheim as W. 3 y who resides with his . r h 0 a e guests of their son Char son at Salunga, is confined to the Mrs. Magdalena Sweigert died at 3 5 . of {heir son Charles. i Sine’ iets : 3 g | » A 0. lie ] y Ha house bv sie 3 her 1 t Elizabetht Mond Brubaker, 3b ......... 0 0 2 5 2 Mr. A. Warren Martzall of East Pet- ise by -slekmess, rer home at Elizabethtown Monday. : : ) a; te ° Ea : BY. Painter, 1 1 us iiais 0 2 2 2 0 ersburg spent Sunday in town the Samuel Nissley and wife of Steel Deceased was seventy-five years of |, .. > . I 1 , i HS ] 3 : ) : Bekingor, ¢ o...-v.ve 1.03 1 1 gies of Mr Nissler Ginorich, ton, spent a few days with Mr. and age and death was due to a complica- . 7 : ara rs o akon Wot wale tion of diseases. The funeral will be | RING, 1b... iveaaseas 0:17 010 Mr. Bert Lawrence and family of Mr . Abram Baker last week. held tomorrow ATLornoon | Gish, SS ...oioiviininnn 1 1 2 1 4 Honeybrook visited the former's sis- rs. Allen Hertzler of Elizabeth- 3 : EMarting 2h. ees vein 2 1 3 2 1 ter, Mrs.'J. H. Dukeman on Sunday. |'oWnh, spent Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Anna: Becker | Frank, ¢ £ ............ 9:0 06.0 2 Mr. Frank Peffer and lady friend | With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Anna Becker dic at tic Hoke Shaeffer, I f a.vviseens 0 0 0 0 0 of Harrisburg spent Monday in town | Baker. SE : ; HI68E, Dv vravivnlninin in: 0 1 0 4 0 visiting relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Shenck and son of her son Michael at Mt. Hope on : ~ : . — — — — — Mr. Christ Hiestand and family of |George and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Monday afternoon from a hemorr-| ,. . ._ A 94 1¢ 4 x : on re) x hage of the lung, aged 80 years, The | Totals .............. 4 6 24 13 10 Lobato spent Sunday in town with hig | Cooper spent Sunday at Mount ag Ep goa sb years, L'dsville ..... 105 00 3 3 1x—13 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hiestand. | Gretna funeral will be held at the Chiques | .. 0201000104 M.a . M ® Davtel r : 3 : a town: ..... ..0 2 res 4 Mr. anda Mrs, Daniel err ar Si Samuel] Swarr, y ras Meeting House Friday forenoon at Tm o : : : we ie oa Jers aad you e Be War Who was working 9:30 Two-"ase hits, Peris, Miller, Male- Walter of Mt. Joy, visited Mrs, Derr’s for the Excelsior Plating Works at : | horn. Sacrifice hits, Trayer, Mumma. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gantz on Harrisburg, for some time returned Stolen bases, Painter, 2; W Kover oe : AY abe Diffenderfer, Gish, 2; Mart 2; Heiserman, 2; Miller. base, Landisville, 9; E’town, out by Trayer, 13; by Hess, Samuel Samuel Kover, a former resident of | Sporting Hill, died Sunday afternoon at the home of Rufus Bucher, death sulting from dropsy and old age. 4 y on balls, off | Hit by 1 | Wild pitches, Deceased was aged S3 years, 8 months 7 1 vas yee 3 months iteher, Weave r, Brubaker. and 14 days. One brother John K. Rove of Lime Rock, but Jormerly of Diffenderfer, Eckinger, 2 Umpire, at Mount Gr s hinge outfit ? orough, surviy of, The funeral | gp, chong and Diffenderfer, Baker Mr. Henry Brandt, da \ 2 held ye Yerdny with services and | Time, 2 hours ic of to da eye ) ~ 3 ea re ¥’s meeting house | aE »# bush of Mt sited E'town Man In Auto Accident | hl Gretna on d n Sunda) afternoon about € T— — Raised $100,000 I d Mrs Lancas- 0'c k, Mr Witmer, a baker Mrs. Annie Seiders The Y.W. C. A. at Lgncaster, ter spent n town last lost control his Seider of Elizabethtown, died | andeq a brief campaign last evening week the guests of their son, Mr, Wm. crashed the Sunday from B it’s disease. | whereby it raised $100,000 within a Dommel]l and famil; afety gate in nt of the Columbia Her husband died many years ago. eek Among the contributors was Miss Bertha Eby and gentleman i re, SMe the gate to smith - She was in her eighty-seventh year. 5 Mt. Joy business man who sub- friend Mr. Harry Stat re en- 1s and aged tho front of his uring the Ik rears of her life, | soribed $250. Surely his heart is in the home of Mr. machine. Neither he Aor his family e hag me With her son, lps right place. wifer near Mt. JOY. five of whom were in the machine, avid 1 e she died. Funeral r Haldeman and were injured. Witmer was on His service held this morning at daughter Kathr) Philadel- o Bs a visit to tis folks in {9:30 o'clock, at the house and at 10 | WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS phia spent s ) town with x, suills The machine ts a new o'clock at the Church ofthe Brethren.| SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE : former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. % wgrob sod 1 { two W k | Interment took place in Mt. Tunnel BULLETIN H. Haldeman. z BES TR TWO Y= cemetery. i me —— Mr. Jacob Zercher is confined to Abraham Hoffer $1,200,000.00 For a Na Abraham Hoffer, of Elizabethtown, The Royal Baking Powder busl-'neral of Martin Seachrist at Cross This morning Mr. H. H. Zeller had died on Sunday after a long illness. ness was sold not long ago. Roads church yester . a very peculiar experience. He lost | His wife died several years ago. He| For the name alone the owners Mr. Neidenthal a known busi- his purse con aining about $18 in was in his eightieth year. The de- | received $1,200,000.00. ness man of Phila has rented eg; After making a thorough | ceased is survived by the following Building and equipment were & the in hotel and, will take gea could not be found but | children: Malinda, Elizabeth and mere side issue. A better factory jos n June 1st. His family and about an hour thereafter a lady, who | Henry, at home; George W., a rural |and more up-to-date equipment could household effects arrived in town to-' was about to tie her horse in front | mail carrier of Elizabethtown: Isaac |be obtained in a short space of time gay. f his place of business, discovered : nd Ober of Philadelphia; Abram {D3 expenditure of afew thousand Mr. Charles Freymeyer of Reading, yn the hitching post. Mr. Youngstown, O Funeral services | dollars, but to develop a trade name yr. john Freeman, Mrs. Freeman, I of the opinion that some ill be held at 10:30 o'clock on |until it became as valuable as the price Myrtle Freeman, Miss Minnie o, rson picked it up and thinking it Inike at the hous In. | Royal Baking Powder brand would pruncineer Mr . of Rein-ine 2 tool 4 oladed 1 og ost he ii Mi. Tunnel ceme D2ve taken many years and the ex- po1d’s ained at the AJ] the money Nas in the purse when ry penditure of hundreds of thousands home rey- found. : : of dollars for advertising. Andrew B. Felker Felker months and eleven By the common-sens in Bulletin you may vour number of customers, our bank account. the Andrew B aged seventy- years, four o'clock Friday of the face, af- ays, died at 12:30 rere ett GI morning from cancer ter a long illness. The deceased was Subscribe for the Mt. Joy a farmer and lived near Eby’s| Read the Bulletin | Church. His wife and the following Subscribe for the Mt. Joy children survive; Mrs. John Rahm Read the Bulletin Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Read the Bulletin {and Mrs. Clifford Boyce of this place: Mrs. Samuel Hummer of Steel-! near town; Andrew, | Rapho; Mrs. ton; Daniel Rheems; Frank, Fissel of Lancaster; and Martha at home. The funeral was held from | the late home on Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock, with services at one o'clock at the Cross Roads meeting \/ O00 9, *® 9s o%s <0 0% Leadedled house; interment in Eberle’s ceme- % tery. oe & Mrs, Margaret Dillinger o Mrs. Margaret Dillinger, one of the | oldest residents of this borough, died | Saturday afternoon at 4:20, after a linger, who died fifteen years ago. years. Death resulted from general debility. Deceased was in the eighty- eighth year of her age. She was the widow of the late Andrew Dil linegr, who died fifteen years ago. She was a member of the Lutheran Church of this place. These children survive: Benjamin S. Dillinger and Miss Katie, both of this place; An- | drew S. of Harrisburg and Frank S.| of Canada. Mrs. Albert Culp and Mrs. Hiram Michael of this place are sisters and Messrs, Jacob W, Shrite and Samuel W. Shrite of this place, are brothers of the deceased. The funeral was held from her late home on Mt. Joy street yesterday after. COR WR J aaa xX 9. * o, 0 dvidedded & aX a Xe P0020 vitedde hed o 0 6% 9% 00 0 00S, Jedded ede ddedded COR) 0 * > Lutheran Church. Interment was made in the Mt. Joy Cemetery. | Ee { * WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN The amount you pay the publisher for advertising includes a great deal’ more than space, | It covers careful composition, good printing, free delivery and reaches the reader in a form which assures attention. It reaches these people at the most opportune moment—when the cares of the day have been laid aside, when the reader sits down, leans comfortably back and spreads out the paper to learn what is going on. Reading of what is going om is done with the mind in a receptive state—the ideal time and the ideal condition in which to create desire. sige PR o% %%% COR) * 9. 0. 0. 0. 9. 0 Xa Xa Xa Xa Xa X i 9 > 7 & | The Bulletin is the ideal medium to * use in effecting that result. ”ge 3 | = PLOP.L www .fp@6@b& @bf oe Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin. oe 3 figured in a loosely- Trayer 2; off Hess 1. Passed balls, town were 0 0 8s Bo 8 BB OLB BLOOD BBO OOO. L 0 0 SIS SSO 0S ; 20430 oo fe ideadeafeleidefoadead adr adade odode ds Goode feado dose deeded afiadrde deeded ; Wednesday, Ma the Eliz’ News at Florin | LANDISVILLE Frederick Hecht | aay at Philadelphia. | 1 e former (Continued from page 1) Mrs. 8. G. Gray eaver, 2; Sunday. home in, Peris, Mrs. A. D. Garber and two daugt annual union Left on ters have returned home from a two ville and Salunga 5. Struck visit to relatives Blaine, ' schools will be 5. Base 7G. on July 15. Sheaffer f town vag 3 jeailer. Of town an press on use in connection rr A rere me his bed on account of a stroke which he sustained while attending the fu- Lost and Found meyer e the of space rete sun i S increase SR HL LR Uniform Suits increase I v3 2 guid 4 [t may be of interest to the town jal community to know that G ur popular Clothiers Bulletin ! equipped the following organiza- ions with Uniforms which will be Bulletin. worn in the pararde here on Memo- ee eet ere % ial Day. Foresters of America, J.O. Bulletin. Don’t miss Red Letter Day at I. D. A. M., Sons of Veterans, High School Peneman’s. For particulars see ad. Boys, Horse Back Riders. y | 0, 0) On Oa Oa 80 ibe bo BO OLB OSS. OOO Bb bb) Oo 0 o¥ o% 6% o%0-0000% o%04% Mary | Spee odeode odode ee odoodoadeofoadoadoedeofoadefo fede cle SQragooiotiotio ie sgr agra tt igt es sas tapas ear osre, Watch This Space Next Week H. E. HAUER Opposite Post Office Mount Joy, Penna. spent last Tues. spent Sunday at picnic of Sunday- held at Mount Gretna Abraham Kolp received a new hay- i Tuesday last, which with his Oo o¥ ot %* the oe SS ©, 9, he 4%! * 0 te-420 4 > 4 Pe prof doed * 9, 30 Seed} Joaoedrefoidosdrel
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