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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA,
READERS OF
SHOULD JOIN THE
®
E MOUNT JOY BULLETIN
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Co-operative—limited to 200 members
Membership
fee, $1.
Fee re-
funded if you decide not to purchase or if your application is rejected. In-
struments
This is your opportunity
ipplied by the old-established house of Hager & Bro.
World-famous Pianos and Player-Pianos
at genuine actual savings up to $150
for the man who
should
die, be
ment
TOC a loubly assure
man
If you ar
1 a man, heregs your
The Club Privileges
In a Nutshell
You secure an unlimited selection of in-
struments
You pay only the cash price,
You pay this price on special
terms.
You positively pay no interest charges.
Your money refunded in 30 days if dis-
satisfied.
You receive
pianos.
You receive six months’ free exchange on
players.
Your instrument is guaranteed for 10 years,
Your piano free to your family if you die,
You pay only half payments while sick.
You pay only half payments while unem-
ployed.
Your piano is tuned free for one year.
You receive a stool with your piano.
You receive a bench with your player-
piano.
You receive six
membership.
Free Delivery in Lancaster County,
low club
one year's free exchange on
months’ music-rol| library
OOOO PPL OO EL
School course. As
year off, because as
now the last year
High School course
lost to the pupil
lege, becauge after
take preparatory
years at and
the pupil
to college
pntinued from page 1)
H the science of today. He
5s himself. better and pro-
terests; and last of all he
tand his fellowman,
at the advantages of a
jgh School course to the
rho intends going
three year course they ihe
go to a preparatory fit, 2
Lk or two years Some people think
er college. But School educatio is
pdded to the course and the) 1
ne away with, and e end the
g to go to a prepar-
ch costs anywhere
d to four hundrel
they can enter di-
oe and thus save
ney
least
because the
doll
allow the in
subjects
be intro-
guction
their children.
People do not think wl
S he ¢ of I
oung, he will have _t
If the nation does not
nce it must degrade because a na-
stands still. With a ee
course no one could hardly
, four ¢
one might be able to do won- on
pvelop.
never
op 4 nation;
i get
eatio
V 4
along,
opportunity
who does not
an actual
will
cash
him of
course
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ine, reliable bargain opportunity.
the present time is a four year High
conditions
at present Mt. Joy must either add a
conditions
of the three year
is practically (je
going away to col-
this he has to
of two
also lost to
intend to 80
last y
of
that
not
children
Grammar
with
nec
ise they think more
lar’ the
benefit he
child
to obtain a
cour
people might say their chil
out
Vashing
wants an instrument
taken ill
last
€
no bene-|
to work | Year
standard value—obtain-
terms of payment (suit-
r out of work)—and with a
whom he buys it are
this club is for the
saving—with n
or be tempora
that the people
absolute satisfac
from
tion—in short,
Prices Reduced--Terms
Lowered--Ten Special
Privileges Offered
Ordinarily, a price-
incentive and lowered terms
but here you secure both,
in addition,
Think of combination,
great
this
reduction is a
inducement;
privileges
An equal
and special
And when one stops to think that all of these
offers are obtainable on your choice of any of the
complete line of distinct “one-priced” pianos and
(even to the Steinway Pianola) at
old-fashioned and reliable house as that
of Hager & Bro. who positively guarantee every
f and instrument in this club—when one
feature
all of this, then the real great-
player-pianos
such an
to think of
ness of this opportunity is most fully appreciated.
stops
Investigate This Club To-day
These most unusual advantages are only offered
for a very short time.
It is limited and will positively close just as
soon as 200 members are secured. Any responsible
may join, but enrollment will stop imme-
when 200 members are accepted.
person
diately,
Membership Fee, $1
A membership costs you $1, but this $1 is still
yours until you buy. If you do not buy or if your
rejected, it is refunded. The $1
does just this—it secures for you every club privi-
lege on any Heppe piano or player-piano if you
purchase before Christmas,
Instructions for Joining
phone or write
application is
Call, at once to the Christmas
Club, care of The Hager Store, Lancaster, Pa.
They will supply you with a membership blank
and complete illustrated catalogues.
Many applicants find it most convenient to use
the attached coupon.
Mail This Coupon
This will bring you full details and a member-
ship blank. $1 will make you a emmber and en-
title you to all privileges.
people who do not have a first-class
High School education will be looked
down upon and called ignorant. |
In a four year High School course
the girls and boys are taught domes-
science, that is household care;
training, which is the teach-|ipe
trade, chemistry, rhetoric,
and other important studies. Some
send their girls and boys to
\ trade school, when they cowld ob-
tain results that are just as good
from High School of the. right
stand
ing.
are
manual
ing of a
people
ar Of
y's main a lour
High School
(1) Because it is a great aid to
of | the boy or going to college, it] gap
earns | Saves at two years at a prepar-| well
may
reasons ior
course are:
would
irl
least
This is the one
do not go to
allow the
at their oc-
it of college
many colle at
do not accept a
§ had first
School education.
thousand they
more
would
Se he has ye
of the
four year Hi School course is
advanta he hoy or girl
r to school. People
10 first-class High School
=stion are barred from thirty-
zht different courses in life. Most
~ of these are large salaried jobs. The
person going to work at the age of
iftee’®, makes about five dollars a
veek, vwhich is “excellent” At the
ge of eighteen he is making eight
collars a week, The first-class High
graduate starts work at a
j dollars a week and
wice as fast. Does a
tion pay? :
Hg to the parent
the courgg of t
great
not going a
then
large
When
by |
A Vas 42
get hild i 8
to help the mother with her duties,
with his knowledge of manual train-
people can easily comprehend,
BY MARIE E, DETWILER
The boy or girl that does not have
opportunity
School or
have the advantages
high school course,
school course would afford more time
for them to
are taught, than a three year course.
If they have a four year course they
go out into the
educated, if not they go out into the
world crippled. It
that the
cut
College
the arm or
school, which cqsts about one ild as to cripple them
diploma they have a
to acquire a position with a business
firm or
The
to Norn
have a four year high school course,
do not
studies that
College or
they must
tory school before entering.
they have
r girl
if they
to enter
After
course at college
a position,
ation or
go to
tion they generally want to see their
and also
they have also graduated from a four
| year high school, and if they did not
{| they will not
| Those are the
! places,
It was said that
young man ¥ ga Lh
diploma,
A Fully Guaranteed
Piano For
$247
No Interest
Only $1.50 Weekly
Half Dozen Used Organs
In First Class Condition
WwW *© have on our floor, a half dozen organs
that could be used to advantage for
churches and schools, and also for the home.
In order to clear out these few remaining or-
gans,to make more room for holiday stocks, we
have made very unusual concessions, and offer
them at
$10 and $15 each
A Genuine Aeolian
Player-Piano For
3395
No Interest
Only $2.50 Weekly
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN READ-
ERS’ COUPON
Mail to Christmas Club, care of
The Hager Store,
27-31 West King St, Lancaster, Pa.
Please send me full information and a
membership blank,
Name
Address > ae
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had his college diploma.
discouraged with himself
pay? Clear thinking
was twenty years of age.
they want to send
they must not go to
school if they had a
school course, then it
about five hundred dollars.
to go to Normal
should at least
of a four-year
A four-year high
dren to help support
study the studies that
world better
a position and get
said by Bry-
might just as
leg off of their
mentally. If
year high school
better chance
was
parent A
got just a three year course.
At many places they
four
they have graduated from
corporation.
intends to go
College should
that think the children
hool or ;
‘ould be earning money
they do not fet many
they must have
Normal School,
go to prepara-
smal] salary all their life.
have education they
more money. ‘
BY VIVIAN
first
comrlated their
and want to receive
v generally go to some
business firm.
receive their posi- teen, at which
young to take
if employment
that he is
men d
want to know Aside from
moral
give/ them a position
conditions = at mg :
gill
e tigne th m
high
He was
that he
went back to high school, though he
It is also saving to the parent,
CHANDLER
The advantages of a four vear High
School Course are many and varied.
A pupil graduates from a three year
high school at the average of seven-
age he is much
up his life work or
fact
deprived of one year of
training J that he
any other way.
this and |
the
mB EERE
I
m | vards in Mt.
m | Stock and
m
(ly
SO
1001000 Al
IEA
|notice such as
| surely bring the buyers:
| nfe N. Snyder
the advantage of a ccllege education. |
The greatest advantage in a four|
year course as a preparation for Nor- |
mal School or College is that the boy |
one under the |
close and. careful supervision of his |
the time when he needs it|
most, When through a three year |
course he is compelled to leave home |
for the preparatory works, along with
his education there is handed out
to him temptations, and allurement |
which is so dangerous to his youth |
and may finally prove a weak link
and be a detriment to his success,
The majority of boys and girls in|
Normal School and College are be-|
ing prepared for work in life so that |
preparation in High School plunges |
them into College work proper and |
one year is gained. |
In many cases parents think that a}
four year course keeps a child in|
their care and support too long and |
that as soon as possible they should |
be earning their own living and help
ing to support their family. They
are wrong in thinking this way, for
one year more in their schooling
will finally amount to more than one
or even five years of meager wages.
They will be benefited financially by |
the child being prepared for a better
place in the business:world. He is
under the roof tree one more year
and the parents have one more year
cooperaiton with the school and the
teacher in guiding the child morally |
and along other lines so necessary |
to his youth. |
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FINE BOXING BILL
or. girl is more
year
parents,
|
Charley Collins Will Meet Harry
Baker Octcber 26th
The TLancaster Athletic club has ar-
oood bill for Monday night,
and the will take
place in Prince street The
wind-up will be between Charley Col-
Knockout
Del.
the best
country. Col-
fast this
ranged a
show
hall.
October 26th,
Columbia, and
Wilmington,
lins, of
Harry Baker of
beaten some of
in the
who has
middle-weights
lins has been coming very
vear and recently met Baker at the
Fairmount club in Philadelphia, when
he defeated him. The manager of
Baker, asked for another chance and
him in the
give it to
The
between
will
street
Collins
Prince ring. semi-wind-
up will be a corker Tim
Droney, of this city and Frank Erne,
of Harrisburg, but now of |
Detriot, recently put Young
Russel away. Erne is now in Balti
more, where he was offered a match |
for the night of Manager Hensel’s |
show. but he turned it down to come
to Lancaster. Young Ritchie will
Abie Wills, of Lebanon and
Tim ‘Droney’s brother, Mike, will
Box Johnny ireiner’s boy,
Young Carr. This will be the first
appearance of these
fifth bout will be made.
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SALE REGISTER
A FREE notice of your sale is in-
serteq here for any length of time,
provided we print your sale bills.
This is excellent advertising because
it is read by so many people and a
the following will
formerly
who
meet
good
Thursday, Oct. 22—On the prem-
iseg in Mount -Joy Borough, a lot of|
ground on Bast Main street with |
brick house, frame stable and out-
buildings by Annie N. Stauffer, Fan-|
and FElizabeth N.|
Risser, executrices of the last will |
of Jacob H. Stauffer, deceased. C.
H. Zeller, auct. See ad. {
Friday, Oct. 23—At their stock]
Joy, 150 head of fine
shoats, by
Alding-
some fancy
Messrs. J. B. Keller & Bro.
er, Auct.
Saturday, Oct. 24—In Mt. Joy, a
big bazaar sale of personal property |
If |
them to college,
preparatory
four year high
would save
If the
parents are poor and need their chil-
the family, if
they send them to high school where
they receive a four year course, after
they have graduated they can receive
more money to
help support the family, than the boy
or girl who went to high school but
could not ev-
en receive a common position if they
did not have a diploma to show that
a four
vear high school. Even if the parents
are wasting time
when they go to school, say that they
that
time, but they would only receive a
If they
can earn much
too
i
the real-
is just be-|
n though his |
by Mr. William Darrenkamp & Co.
Zeller, Auct. |
Friday, Oct. 30—At Zeller’s Trolley
Waiting room at 7:30 P. M,, a lot|
of ground on Marietta street with |
frame house and outbildings, now
occupied by Mr. Z. W. Keller, by
Messrs. H. Clinton Engle, Clarence
H. Engle and J. H. Lindemuth, C.
H. Zeller, auct.
Friday, Oct. 30—At the Washing:
ton House stables, Mt. Joy, a large
lot of cows, heifers, steers, bulls,
cattle for beeves and shoats by Mr. |
(. S. Frank, Minnich auct.
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Special Car to Columbia
Would you like to attend the Nich-
olson-Hemminger evangelistic meet-
ings at Columbia? There will’ be a
special car chartered to take us ov-!
er and bring us back Friday even-
ing, Oct. 23, provided we can get 40
people or more at 75¢ each.
Kindly leave your names at Gar-
ber’s Drug Store not later than Tues-!
day evening, Oct. 20, if you want to
go with the party.
E. W. GARBER
Bl ,.,:irpp©’ LH.
Foot Ball Schedule
The Mount Joy Athletic Club has]
arranged the following schedule thus
far: :
Oct. 24—Millersville
lersville.
Oct. 31—Lititz at Mount Joy.
Nov. 7T—St. Joseph’s of Lancaster
at Mt. Joy.
Nov. 14—Columbia at Columbia.
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Blough’'s Fine Colt and Horse Sale |
Saturday, Oct. 31, D. H. Blough,
will sell car-load of high-class
Colts and Horses at his stables in|
Hlizabethtown. These are young,
horses and will please all |
2nd at Mil-
one
who de-|
sire to purchase extra good stoek. |
Sala at 1 P. M. {
Water Must Preserve It |
ine ‘there for sixty five,
yea imbers 60 are]
heig N gh anos |
| son,
tended
youngsters. A%Phares Mohn
Wednesday,
SP(
Personal Me
ing Villa
Mr. and Mrs,
son Paul spent
Grace
family
Miss
Waser
Sunday.
Fannie Nissley
grandchildren of F
ed her on Sunday.
Mr. John Fissel site
his uncle, Jacob Krd
bethtown on Sunday.
Amos Walters and
Sunday in the homes
ters and David Brandd}
Mr. Benj. Garman
town, spent Sunday
Samuel Garman and fa7
Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Martin of Manheim,
day with D. D. Dissinger
Mr. Vincent Hurst of E
burg, and Mr. John Mohn
ta, spent Sunday at J. BE.
Misses Anna, Mary Rose
Jender TLongenecker spent
with their sister, Mrs, Wal
ner.
Mr.
and
and Mrs. J. BE. Stau
the funeral of Mrs. 2
3rubaker at Petersburg, on
|day.
Mr. H. H. Miller of Philadel
and C. B. Miller of Lancaster,
ed their Mrs. D. M. /Ni
on Sunday.
Mr. and
daughter,
Frank
Back Run.
Mr. and
children of
sister,
Mrs. Martin Horst
Louisa spent Sunday
Felker’s and Benj. Zug's
Mrs. Jacob Henny an
Naumanstown, visite
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
Gibble on Sunday, ;
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Haldeman
Mr. Mrs. Herr spent Sum-
in the home of the ladies’ par-
ents, near Gingrich's Mill,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snavely of
Manheim, 4nd Mr. and Mrs, Phares
Lupold of .Rast
Sunday at H. K. Dillinger’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ferick and
daughter Clara and son Ivan of
RohrerstowMN. spent Sunday with
Herman Shelly ang *-ily,
Mr. and Mrs. .. erent i
son Ralph andy oma
Misses Kathryn Shaeffer and
Frankhouser spent Sunday
ter Sherer’'s at Lancaster J
Joseph Wickenheiser ang
tertained the following o
and son,
Salunga and Mr. and
Wickenheiser and childre
Mount Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. John
grandson of Strasburg, * v.sited
Kauffman on Sunday. Mr. and
Philip Dattisman and daughtg
Mr. Helfrich from Ironvillg
at the same place on Tue§
and
day
and
and
MAYTOWN
Rev, Dr. Gordinier of
Delivers a Temperance
Rev. Dr. Gordinier of the Millers-
ville State Normal School, enter-
tained a large number of people In
the Church of God Monday evening,
taking for his /subject “Temper.
ance.” The lectdre was given in be-
[half of the Uyion Temperance Uni
on, and a large audience was press
ent from the community. y
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Lecture at East Petersburg
On Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock, Dr. George W. Hull, of. Mil-
lersville, will give a lecture in Zion
Lutheran church, Bast Petersburg,
under the auspices of the Lutheran
Brotherhood. The subject of the Iee-
ture will be “Known Thyself,” and
the public is cordially invited to ate
tend.
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Just at Elizabethtown
Marble dealer J.H.Keener of May-
town, who for the past six years con
ducted a branch yard in Elizabeth
town has discontinued Wat, biendh
Our Ads Bring Results—Try It;
COURT PROCLAMATIO
Whereas, Honorable Chas.
dis, President and Hon. Agro,
sler, Associate, Judges
of Common Pleas in aj
ty of Lancaster, and
ces of the Courts of Q
ner, and General
Quarter Session
for the County d
sued their precd
requiring me,
to make publ
out my bailiw
er and Termi
| Delivery, als
Onarfer Ses
Jail Delivey
Court Hou
ter, in the
syvlvania,
ON THE
VEMB]
In purs
tic Notice
or and A
caster, in
Justices
aud Con
ty of
and the
sons wit
aminatio
their = ©
| those tN
appertaiy
and als
again
shall
cong
Petersburg, spent, ,