PAGE SIX LBL, S. H. Miller: WATCHES Cloeks, Jewelery and Spectacles Take "Notice! i ; The Undersigned Wish to Inform the Public that They are Prepared to do Practical Horse Shoeing At Jno. Bombach’s Stand, Mt. Joy | given to all work. Repairing in all its Branches. Also electrical goods of all kinds. Electric light globes sold & Ex- changed for Edison Electric Company. | | spscial attention All diseases of the feet promptly at- tended to. Your Work Solicited BOMBACH & SHANK 1 Report all Electric light trou- ble to me which will have attention. prompt East Main street MOUNT JOY, PENNA MOUNT JOY. PENNA 1 { 5 m | re ALWAYS ROOM FOR A Wall Paper Time a IFO 101 TTT Is at hand and so am I with the finest line of samples ever shown. I do all kinds of paper hanging at very reasonable prices. It will pay you to Vest Pocket Kodak| The that's built as securately One pull and | it 1s opened —a slight pres- | {see my samples and get my prices sire on ti ; re- | before placing your order for paper I | ing this Spring. in | tle camera a watch y shutter is made,—a and back Emanuel Myers NEWTOWN, PA. Kodak Anastigmat lens, giving | e definition, and Autotime | Bell Phone insu t exposure. x inches. without | | i 1 Sold by "ng W.B.BENDER| “= BARBER | East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE | AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER CONESTOGA TRACTION CO. | LANCASTER, ROHRERSTOWN, JOY AND ELIZABETHTOWN DIVISION dule in effort January 1, 1914. ward—Leave Lancaster, 4:00, | x15, 8:15, 9; 15, 10: 15 | "12:15, 1:15, 2:15, 3:15, 7:15, 8:15, *9:45, Beware of Mosquitoes They often them bite MT angerous, Don’t let 6:15 Rexall ‘Skeeter Skoot! “2-45, 9:45, 10:45, 1145 | Vill keep mosquitces away from 1:45, 2:45, 3:45, 4:46 | you. on the ex- 45, 8:45, 9:30, 11:15 p. | posed ’ m.; 1r bilo, PWR -Leave Elizabethtown, §: | ust rub a little ata they Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. 10. 25 & 50¢ Suns come near you ing ia Xoept, J He a. a at 7:15 a m. Saturdays cars every half hour Teaving BS tes from 6:15 a m. te 7:15 p. m.; leaving Mt Joy from 7:15 a m to 8:15 p. m, ; % On Saturdays a car will leave Lan ter at 9:15 and 10:15 p. m.; e lizebethto~ at 10:45 and 11:45 p won't Sold only at E. W. (Garber MAIN ST., MT. JOY, PA. THE REXALL STORE 81 E Sundays, cars every half hour from May 1 to Nov. 1, leaving Lancaster from 7:15 a. m. to 7:15 p. m; leave Mt. Joy from 8:45 a. m. to 8.15 p. m. Sundays, cars every half hour from Nov. 1 to May 1, leaving Lancaster from 2:15 p. m. to 7:15 p. m.; leav- ing Mt. Joy from 3:15 p. m. to 8:18 . Th. y Sundays, first car leaves Lancaster at 6:15 a. m.; leaves Elizabethtown 7:30 a. m. (*)Dally except Saturday. = Weare Always Prepared to serve Pure Spring Water ICES IN ANY QUANTITY at Moderate Charges. Don’t fail to see us before plac- ing your order this year. J. N. Stauffer & Bro. Mount Joy. Penna. 000000006 | Pe For a Good Clean Shave Or a Classy Hair Cut Stop at H.J. WILLIAMS TONSORIAL PARLORS Mount Joy Laundry VISIT THE Mount Joy Garage PETER S. BRUBAKER, Proprietor | | | | | | i vour Ford needs attention, I will be pleased to have you call on| me, I carry a complete line of re | pairs for these cars and can fix you up on short notice. If Very | | | | | | Hiring Agent Iman Tires. Also Automoble | for Firestone & Pnl = 0000000000008 6000000000000 a a. Se 1 3 ® Opi Steam Vulcanizing By Experienced Hands SPEED VULCANIZING COMPANY NIORTH WEST CORNER ORANGE AND PRINCE STREETS Lancaster, Pa, Work Guaranteed. Quick Service you x « 0 LJ * ES 74 * 0 * LJ * W. Main St. Agt For Middletown s All x By sending your work to us * * RIND OOOOOOOOO0 HDT | and decreased maintenance cost. Repairing of all kinds done on in- ner Tubes and Casings at reason- able prices. | SHAVING Joseph B. Hershey Tonsorial Parlor Three Chairs, No Waiting Agent for the Midletown Steam Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday and delivered Friday. £ast Main St ToD PAGES, 11 and 12 beto 5 Wri D. SWIFT & 200 ATENT LAWYERS, 303 Seventh St. Waghingt: a MOUNT JOY General Blacksmiths and Horse-Shoers | TPetershurg, | Greiner General Repair Work a Specialty | will notice the difference in mileage hand HAIR CUTTING Tht THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. The Lucky or Uniucky Sea Bean, THE BULLETIN MOUNT JOY, PA. J. E. SCHROLL, Editor & Pro'r. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1 A YEAR Six Months.........50 Cents Three Months. +ev0e.2b Cents ..2 Cents ..FREE Sanyls Copies. . Entered at the i office at Mount Joy as second-class mail matter. All correspondents must have their | esmmunications reach this office nou ater than Monday, Telephone news f importance between that time and 12 o'clock noon Wednesday. Chan- {ges for ty reach this office not {Monday night. New advertisments| inserted if copy reaches us Tuesday ight. Advertising rates on applica-| rion. GROWERS MEET AT MASTERSON-| VILLE That the Prices Will Be Higher Reports Indicate This Year » tobacco growers of the Growers Co. tersonville and talk- conditions and also status of the small the dance was hat many were present the crops quality of Those of the it was stated had last year five and two had | eight and two ion who connect two farmers for respectively 1 their tobacco and four and two been offered h a this year alf and two for the former offers growers to m tl the | and seven and 1912 crop, and that the had been accepted by the Fr this t felt same | whom made. men at be double ac Bo UP GOES CUP CHEESE A Manheim Township Farmer's Wife Have Far-Reach- Effect War to Finds — OW Farmer's Bad Fall Wean wi . —west of Eas was seriously injured Thursday morning when he fell from the scaffold to the floor, ‘a distance of fifteen feet. Weaver was the wife hanging tobacco when he made a misstep. He turned in falling and threw to break the fall. For Weaver remained unconscious. ER Sat Day a farmer, re about a in barn with his] side hand hours | two | Fine Farm Buildings Peter Gable, the South Fifth street { Columbia butcher, who purchased |farm near the red bridge | | | It | | | ville, has erected a fine dwelling and | church, Broome | outside; the | and buildings | windows 1s ia barn. completed the forebay 1,994, commodious have work a a large just around built concrete which required blocks. rset Gees Deeds Recorded Stoner and to sell Stoner, 3ros. cement at 6-inch 1d barn, concrete Scott | estate | to] W. real deceased, situated | Mary A trustees, A. Greiner, of Charlotte Philip R R. premises on New Haven and Donegal streets, |i; philadelphia Joy, $1,175. to Harry N. Engle, execu- deceased, | of Mt. Greiner and David H. Mary A. Stoner, above, the Philip Nissley in borough R. tors of premises as rr — DW Morning Wedding ian M. and of Miss Es-| Lancaster, 1 Leib Rohrer, both Thursday parsonage by Rev. is the here in marriage hurch of God street, Columbia, I. The groom Kraybi Leib and ived ; years ago when the [Lancaster. — Editorial citated from mark al disability, that task him- of in an opinion Wilkes-Barre on ruling Pastor's Return Voted For congr 1 of God of held Kray- ional meeting of Columbia, 0. M. evening, Rev present pastor, the coming year. Os- Mount Joy n boy anc good he ministry. Am the most moving of mov pictures is war map It does not stand still to be pho hed. advertismenrs must positive-| later than | t 'F | he asked for one | ofice and on the | man and | my size.” | Editor,” on his left| preached out his|T. I 10 a |organis at Iron-|these the | great credit 1 i Thursday which Mayvtown, in their | Akron, Presi- | ng <Q was extend- | nesday | | ing [to end of Europe. | 1055, long enought | Bea Bean saved a sallor Which Is it? Many newspapers have published stories pro and con of this mystert- ous product of the deep. How one who was thrown in the midst of a band of cam- | nibals. The Butler Times of March 21 tella of how Jim Tuner, a well driller, had been playing in hard luck for six months, losing his tools and strik- Ing dusty holes, paid the California cars a visit and received a Sea Bean as a souvenir, and 10 days later | struck a gusher. The Genesee Times of March 1§ | declares that a Sea Bean saved Harry Easton from serious injuries in that he fell from his barn loft and landed oa the ground “right side up with care.” A maiden lady stenographer of a | tow summers and several winters re ceived a Sea Bean and 30 days later married her employer. This happened in Ohio, but now comes one from In- diana: Two sisters, both single and just old enough to be termed old maids. The younger of the two had captured a man. They both received 8 Sea Bean, and the elder started on a man hunt, and finally eloped with her younger sister's beau. Wi two weeks he was arrested on charge of bigamy. Whom did this Bean bring luck to? The editor of The Elkland Journal ' read so much of the Sea Bean that He started for his street he met a an argument arose over | some trivial matter. He returned to the manager of the cars saying ®This Bean is unlucky. I just had an argument with a man most twice | “Did he hit you?” inquired the manager. The editor replied, “No, | but almost.” “Keep your Bean, Mr. replied the manager; “YOU ARE INDEED LUCKY.” And the ed- ftor ambled off in search of another test. LUCKY OR UNLUCKY, Heity they 1 received, y n 1 | dua to pub- | they he ma W hether t as 1e demand for them has increased so much the sup is as long give them attending. No 1 Sea Bean | cuff links will as tl Beans but are also besgw w t1 limited; but he ply will, last, continue to souvenirs to all many beautif charms, hatpins a shortly be seen here, are not only lucky, tif) when polish ed in Mount Joy and cents. cut a” doubt d d e Friday | Ad- | ow on 25 26. Sept BR ——__ { of T.ec CHURCH RE-OPENING All Day Services Held at Salunga On Sunday pened all-day servic continuing un- School hel superintendent. twenty-fifth ading of the church— the former superinten- workers in the school ittendance. A. M., Rev. E. C. Griffiths ‘ict superintendent, was preached the sermon. M. Rev. E. A, Bawden at 7:30 P. M., Rev. W. the preacher. A fea- se services was the church choir, assisted orchestra. A. B. the efficient leader Miss Mary Kendig is fany people attended inspected the has been re-painted wglle inside frescoed woodwork varnished, new carpet, and all a this faithful people. rrr et eee: MASTERSONVILLE Our Ads Bring Results—Try it. Schools € Monday witha and was 00 Strickler, the anniver- for ture 1€ Nusiq )v the ga Kreider, is f the Service and ( the the new oO arge attend Mr, and john Hostetter spent anon. tes spent a few days in Mrs. W. A ne Ba ast week. church picnic, last Saturday was itherar The Trinity I held well attended. John Keener was and George Collins of were seen here last week auto truck. T singing The which started Sept. 3, at church well attended. Willis Burkholder returned on 1 home at a week. at Union Saturday at Wolgemuth of class last Thursday night Chiques Mr. Sunday was t from’ his for property after being sick The Herr sold John Squ We last sale to John is place Tl following Mr. A. H. H. thtown, 1€ persons H. Garman on Sun- Garman and family Mr. William Grein- of near Chiques Church Mrs. William Wolbert guests of abe family and Oak. r ana Mr. White rimless East Pa. Eldership Wiil Convene 85th Annual of the Pennsylvania Eldership of the ‘ches of God will convene in aster on Thursday, Oct. 8th. Rev. | Yohn, D., President, will | The session last G D. preach evening, Oct. Tth, ee etl eee | Mexican end take life wars put to total up the | property, civilized KEurope itself? How many it either of Europe, inflict would or vhich aD proposing to on | Sunday. | " disville, | Charles a | him were the proprietor | John Jr. Manor convinced ested penditure ing the trip family, Stoll. on all in attendance. Andrews and superintendents, sermon of the morning was preached The den sermon by practical. Garber Ca were jhe the eldership sermon on Wed- | e | the Wlednesday, CS 11 ON ‘The Last Va ati n Month F SALUNGA Reopening of the M. E. Chujch Here Was Well Attended and fagnily vis- Haltville on | arren Héiserman home, in Lan- { and hild of Eshleman are on { and | is visit- nd Mrs. Mylin of Bainbridge cousins, Mrs. Herr Mrs. ing her Rohrer. Arthur Diffenderfer ited her brother near Make It a Very Happy One — After August comes Septemper and—School! Here and there, there is a studious. youngster who rd longs for school to begin; but mast HT would like to see Ww ne and Mrs. in their Mr. are now w Mrs. A. M. the Mr, and Mrs. the sick list. Mrs. Lillie Kepper were Sunday friends, Misses Edith Friday in sister, Mrs. Swartley his uncle Jacob Denli David Kolp Scott gust three months long. son among Ing You can’t lengthen the month for yor multiply its happiness by being gern erously Rock Soda Water. children but you can liberal with Chiques visitors former The per spent with their Mr. Jacob 0, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. daughter Emma spent Fairland Mr. and Mrs Mr. Frank Andrews and Lititz reopening E. Mrs. J Lillie Coo- Britain v d Little Norris dterling, Sold in Mt. Joy at Morton & Myers, Washington E. Smith, Farmers’ Inn, D. F. Gabel,| Mrs, E. Klugh, H. H. Zeller, Mrs. H. A. Dirrenks House, H. John Darrenkamp, H. of aunt, S ig nt Is x Sold in Florin at J. G. Beatty's, and o> Baston’s. ind at Strickler Sold in Rheems at P. N. Kraybill’s, FLANAGAN'S The House of Quality Sth and Locust Sts., COCLUMBEIA. A EERE S000 es SR = nday with Snavely. fan took the Church and .. Z. Kline, Farmers are on beat Jack Frost and crop and a rather good quality, We learn that gentlemen of a have recently been lead mine mn cl ATt visited the run t save a scant potato of ® ERE E = some enter slippy sfefocdoofooforgocfocfecfosfosieriecieciesfortacienfeciorieciosiorfortectocieefocferfecoofosfecfonfosimaocfefeafrefooferfonfeoon A Big S 0900%%%% Fine Parlor IN ALMOST ANY STYLE YOU COULD { selling stock in the Messrs. B. F. Kendig Kendig left Monday for spective colleges, the former nell and the latter to State Mr. Wm, Malehorn Jr. morning for Findlay, he will enter college to the ministry. He has been in employ of Reily Bros. Hardware for several years. He has the wishes of many friends. Recently your correspondent made trip to the pear and farm John G. Reist. ing west ind James o Buck- Mon- left ¢ O.. day here for the Co best renare BRR TTT rig Ifa LAST A LIFETIME AT FROM $12.0! AND WILL WH A ccompans and hi Eazr: Hostetter What ANVONE and Mr. township. them that £r114 i agriculture er repaid monev in be UL LOO OOOO0OOSOC] . will amply of time or H. I. Spohr Undertaking and Embaln SUCCESSOR TO D. H. ENGLE WwW. Main St., Mount Joy? Geoforfofosfestesfoofesferiortosfeserfuriosfenfecferfecestecfoniocierionfoofofodesfosfooocfocfoniefocfecfocfeciorforloofoodis, pecgeaeefeoiooioidt ‘nd Te oloeteele slo otoctootoatootoctocteotoctortonte ole alecte ale ate ade i. RT I oR lee) B.E. KR« Mary Peifer very agreeably Dr. and Mrs Miss Eby Saturday Mr. 3 ia, Marth: took at the hospital and Mrs, Among the other Rev st Harry Ste ouesis Deacon ant Mh ernoon and s, Whit- You moa an auto runt to 1 Ball. Wa brethren and sist . E. Church att os ofeefovjonfonferjocfocfone cfocerjscfonfecte local B. Cling Metzgar tl TR i. BROWN BROTHW (Successors to J. H. Biohl Mount Joy Mr. Keller and daughtel Paine Mumma, WP ond Frank Stoll and Miss Ruth N. usther, 1 I Mice Mrs. The reopening of the M. E. Church Sunday was pleasing event to B. F. Stoll, Frank Eby, former briefly, The West Main |Street, HARDWARE TINNING HEATING AND \ PLUMBING Furnaces, Stoves, Heaters, Range ES a Patronage Solicited a } \ { b { \ Samuel] spoke y Dr. by the was Griffith. Dr. evening very the District afternoon was a treat and Rev. Dunkle Miss Ruth Stoll and rendered a the Ss morning and the The collec- tions were good committees feel their improvements are appre- ciated and publicly thank all for their hearty response, Supt. sermon by Baw- duet, the evening. in in the Bros, choir sang and the BO000000000000000000000000000C0000000000000 —m, etl rome Local Institute The directors and 9 oO. cises, Wi Unlike the ordinary store, it is our sole business to assemblie hat Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Draperies of the latest and moskt artistic designs. Before refurnishing this fall, it will be to ex- amine this truly wonderful assortment. Ih has no parallel i size, variety or beagty OUR INEXPENSIVE LOCATION and our facilities for handl ing enables us to olffer exceptionally low prices at this time. Here you will find complete Dining Room, Bed Room, Liv- ing Room Suites, im Jacobean, Sheraton, Adams or any of the old reproductions inj Mahogany, Walnut, Oak or Enamel] Finishes. Complete Diningg Room Suites, $49.00 up. Special — Fumed Oak Dining Room Suites, $110.00 complete, Daily demonstraitions of the celebrated Story & Clark) Pi- anos, Come in and (hear them, you'll be made welcome, | deaieeelvieiuiedpodedoieiedriniddodedebdideiiniodedodeidoidebeededodddodiniieb the follow ing public program at Florin on Sat Discussion are the advantages of the Un- Vocal Solo, Miriam Engle; Discus- a num- Fall Furniture Display urday, October sion, What do you consider What do you mean by popular educa- | tute: Business period; Adjournment. | iments for | sorte } teachers of Mt. Joy township will render Devoriongs Teen Beauty and Low Price Elmer Burnhart; graded Rural Schools? Mame Kuhns, Recitation, Sue Brandt; Discussion public. Westenbérger, Maley & Myelmd¥ Ha oo A fre eet A Ce. re ~ Beware of Catarrh That of sm whole the mu Unequalled in Size, Music—Institute; ber one school? Elmer Strickler; tion? Irvin Kraybill; Music, Insti All discussions are open to the in M erenty Or Ce on i] ALG B® i The Automobile Club of America Averaged 6,700 Miles Per Tire on Pennsylyania Vacuum Cup Oilproof Tires tires in | Tes- Price The Sold by Druggists. » per bottle, Take Hall's Family Piils ror constipation. i - hbp” Band Festival Band will hold a park in this place on | evening, Sept. 19. The |= refreshments will consist of Chick-| corn soup, cream and cake, | soft drinks, lemonade and sandwich. | ® The Citizens’ Band will furnish music, and aid a good ause. Citizens’ Citizens’ in the The festival Saturday guaranteed Tix llaranteed for 4500 miles, You can do better by far with Penna. Penna es are Tre 70 Test GASOLINE For Sale at Barr’s Repair Shop & Garage MOUNT JOY, P. for 3500 are m yrdlinary. en ice Come eet Ese be complete with- out mention of the sanjak of Novipazar, which Austria heve abandoned. No would Some yar NCW HAVEN on MAIN is ERE OEE EEE said to
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