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THE
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
PA.
Wednesday, November 11, 1914.

1 0010)
READERS OF
gE MO
T JOY BULLETIN
SHOULD JOIN THE
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Co-operative—Ilimited
to 200 members.
Membership fee, $1.
Fee refunded if you decide not to purchase or if your application is
rejected.
The instruments are supplied by the old-established house of Hager
& Bro. Lancaster, Pa,
® EH G1 EEE)
10
Why not decide on that Chrstmas Gift NOW!
This club was organized to make early Christmas shopping worth while.
All the unusual club features offered are made
by co-operation in ordering their Christmas presents in
certain savings, privileges and advantages not ‘otherwise
trade of a house like Hager’s partially spread over
needed.
When one fully realizes that all these club features are secured only t
on the purchase of any piano or player-piano, as such an old, reliable, one-price house as that
in order that Christmas
obtainable, To have
these few weeks is
by club
of Hager & Bro—then the greatness of the opportunity shows itself,
Jf you are thinking of a suitable Christmas present,
this club thoroughly,
you should by

Why Not a Piano?
Club Features in a Nutshell
(Secured on Any Piano or
Player-Piano at The Hager
selection of
price instead of time price.
club terms
charges.
dissatisfied.
Unlimited
Cash
Spec al
No
30-day
low
interest
refund
One
Six months’
ers.
Ten-year
Piano free to
Half
A Fully Guaranteed Fat
One year's
with
Piano For
Stool
14. Bench with player-pianos.
® 0 § 15. Six months’ music
3. Free delivery i
iol E
if
vear's free exchange on pianos.
free
payments
payments
free tuning.
guarantee.
1eirs in case of
while sick.
while
piano.
in
Store.)
instruments.
exchange on play-
death,
unemployed.
roll library.
Lancaster County.

Vo Interest $5 Down; $1.25 Weekly
Surely no gift could be more acceptable-
and surely no opportnnity more advantageous!
Nothing is more significant of the Christmas gpirit than a
piano or player-piano.
And of pianos and player-pianos, surely no better choice could
be aksed for than that given in the complete Hager line.
Why Not Investigate This Club To-day?
It may close very soon. It is limited and will close as soon
as 200 members are secured,
A membership costs you $1, but this $1 is still yours until
you buy. If you do not buy it is refunded The $1 does just
this—it secures for you every club privilege on any Hager piano
~or player-piano if you purchase before Christmas.
M101
—{ NEW YORK]
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3.00
Round Trip
Mail This Coupon
or phone or call at The Hager Store. They will give you fuil
information.
Special Low Rate Excursion
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22
Towering Office Build-
Central Park; Riverside
Metropolitan Art Gal-

Famous Broadway;
ings, 700 feet high;
Drive; Grant's Tomb;
lery; Brooklyn Bridges.

SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES
Christiana
Parkesburg
Bias 712 A. M.
Harrisburg 3 A. aed
Steelton
A.
iddleto 7 A,
Middsiows AM Dowiingtown ...... 738 A. M.
A
Sta., New York.
tasers 0:35 AM,
Downingtown
Pennsylvania
Ar,
Elizabethtown
Mount Joy .
Lancaster : A.
Returning, leaves New York (Pennsylvania Station..6.50 P. M.
Coatesville ....... 729 A MM
An Ideal
.00
Sunday Outing

Tickets on sale beginning November 20. See flyers. Consult ticket
agents
r#hnsylvania Railroad
SORT I EL
3.0 “Trip §
§
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& from
And lastly, you could never
than hose now offered (on any
this unusual co-operative club,
Surely, no event could be more opportune.
all means investigate
Why Not a Player-Piano?
A Genuine Aeolian
No Interest.
piano buyers,
October and November, may secure
Christmas
worth the sacrifice
members
11
EJ fl
BE
LJ
Player-Piano for
$395
$10 Down; $2.50 Weekly
E
E01 OO
hope to obtain more advantages
instrument at Hager’s) through

Please send me full
ship blank,
Name
Address

The Mount Joy Bulletin Readers’ Coupon
Mail to Christmas Club, care of The Hager
Store, 25-31 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
club information
The Mount Joy Bulletin 11-11-14,
130101 EE 1
and a member-

MAYTOWN
The High School Held Its First Ly-
ceum Here Saturday
Miss Josie C. Garber of Mt. Alto,
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Catharine Garber.
Miss Alice
spent a day
ents, Mr. and
Misses Martha
ner, of Lancaster,
with their
Jacob S.
Sterner of Lancaster,
at home with her par-
Mrs. John Sterner.
and Flora Schaff-
spent a few days
parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Schaffner.
Miss M. Cogan the field secretary
of the Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary of the Reformed Church
spent a few days in Maytown ‘in the
interest of her work. She presented
the work before the Women’s Mis-
sionary Society of the Maytown Re-
formed Church and held a con-
ference with the officers of the
society.
The following Maytown boys were
about town this week, having
come home to cast their ballot;
Carl B. Minnich of Mt Alto Forestry
Academy, Mt. Alto, Pa., John W.
Wolf of the Lutheran * Theological
Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa., A. Risser
Hoffman, of Carnegie Technical In-
stitute, Pittsburgh, Pa., Leo. A. Wolf
William H. Barnhart, in the
Civil Service, at Washington, D. C.
Rev. E. E, the
five
seen
and
Kauffman who for
years has been pastor of
Church of
wher he
past
the Maytown God, moved
to Marietta, will take
his residence for the
been granted a
the
count of
when
up
present, having
leave of absence
active ministry on ac
poor health. five
Rev. Kauffman ‘came to
he charge consisted of
abridge and Rowenta,
Kauffmagn
n
years
ev,
101 1 1
residence here about the first of
the year.
The first
hig
lyceum of the Maytown
High School was given in the town
hall by the members of the school
Henry Haines presided and Miss
Grace Henderson acted as secretary.
The following programme was ren-
dered to a large and appreciative au-
dience: Address of welcome, Presi-
dent Henry Haines; reading of
minutes, secretary; recitation,
Miss Carrie Houseal; Music, Glee
Club; reading, Morris Gaynor; reci-
tation, Henry B. Hershey; music,
double sextette; cornet solo, Harry
B. Frank; debate, “Resolved, That
Environment is Greater than Heredi-
ty,” affirmative, Miss Rebecca New-
comer, Harry Witmer; negative,
Miss Bell Fitzkee, David Shank. The
judges and vote of the senior class
decided in favor of the affirmative.
Recitation and chorus, Miss M. Al-
bright and chorus; reading, Roland
Roath; paper the class editor,
Joseph Huntzinger; closing song by
student body in chorus accom-
panied by Miss Mary Heisey at the
piano,
by
by
entire
——-—
WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE
BULLETIN
A $2,000,000.00 Example
Without a dollar's worth of busi
in sight, the Ward Baking Co.
erected and equipped two magnificent
bakeries in New York City, at a
cost of $2,000,000.
They knew the possibilities of ad-
vertising and depended upon adver-
tising to make their New York busi
Ness a success.
The result was twat in eight
months they obtained distribution
for 350.000! loaves of bread per day
Without advertising those . two
million deglar bake would be ao
cun ebs, and
Less
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{ing necessary repairs.
ithe ring ceremony
RHEEMS
Landis Bros. Have a Mammoth Ear
of Cdrn
Rev. 8. S. Shearer of this place is
holding a series
at Neffsville,
Mr. and Mrs. Phares Breneman of
Columbia, of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Heisey last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Landis and
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Miller were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shank last Sunday.
The Weaver Brothers and their
families returned from Perry County
after a two days hunt with a fine
bunch of game. They report game
rather scarce throughout that sec-
tion,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce return-
ed from their wedding trip last Sun-
day afternoon after spending 21 days
throughout western Penna., New
York and Ohio. They contemplate
residing in Rheems.
There are rumors that the W. L.
Heisey stone quarries and lime kilns
will be put into operation in the
near future by J. Hipple of Mount
Joy. He has a number of men mak-
of evening meetings
were guests
Rather a cold
after such sudden
ture. The farmers are pretty near the
{end and having a breaking
crop in their cribs, many had to en-
{large in garner it all,
Stephen J. and wife left for
King will join a |
charge of |
resi- |
husk corn
drop in tempera-
snap to
record
order to
King
Mr.
party in
Heisey, a

Hyner, where
deer hunting
Christian 1, former
become |
life |
has
with
years.
dent of this place who
{thoroughly the
of the
The
day
acquainted
deer the past
pleasant weather last Tues-
We
thering of
Lovef
and Inesday caused a large
prominent people at the
held at this place by the
thren. Owing tothe
will
place
forth with an
f corn that to equal for |
and quality s in addition |
tothe mammoth potato crop of near- |
indicate that |
through- |
thousand bushels
lime
ly two
the high
their
grade
sfone
out Donegal farm acts" as a |
{
fertilizer, They # contemplate using |
of
years
{several hundred tons their stone
{meal the next few
1 While
returning
James and John Smith were
last
their motor cycles
from Elizabethtown,
Friday evening
latter met
while going
on
with a serious acci-
into the lane that
[leads to their home, which is rather
the
dent
|rough for cycling. In
some unknown
| manner John was overbalanced and
{broke his leg between the knee and
ankle. James
that
den ‘stop. P. K.
ihis automobile,
failed to
made a sud-
came by in
up the un-
jfortunate young man who was lying
lin the ditch and delivered him to his
|home. A physician was summoned
{from Elizabethtown at once to make
the repairs.
ED Grn
Lost to St. Joseph's
The St. Joseph's
here
being ahead
notice his brother
Landis
picked
necessary
eleven.
Saturday
54
was
Lancas-
and de-
to 0. Leo
the St. |
played a
iter came
feated the
Houck, the
full
game,
on
team
boxer
)
local
Joseph's back, he
The
Positions
left
left
.. left
and
star line-up:
Mt,
Myers
Martin
Joy St. Joseph
Strosser
Sterbach
Flick |
Gottselig
guard Hohenwarter
tackle Sullenberger |
right end Kolb
..quarterback Roschel |
....right h. b..... Wentzel|
Greiner left h.b Yeager
Sheaffer & Derr fullback ....Houck |
Touchdowns—Houck, 2; Wentzel,
3: Kolb, 2: Goals from
touchdowns—Sterbach, 5; Houck.
Referee— Ellis. Umpire— Roschel.
Time of quarters, 10 minutes.
eli
end.....
tackle

Kramer
Zink
Heiserman
AToff
Ellis
Germer
Pennell
guard
center
.right
right
Yeager.
Birthday Surprise
A birthday and
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Eli Flowers in honor of her
sixty-second birthday. Mrs. Flowers
received many gifts. The following
from Elizabethtown, Rheems, Florin
and this place were present: Rev.
and Mrs. John Brinser, Rev. and
Mrs. Peter Brubaker, Mr, and Mrs. |
Henry Brandt, Mr and Mrs. Chas. |
Eppley, Mrs. Wendell Sheaffer, Mr, |
and Mrs. Shonk, Mrs. Gantz, Mrs. |
Blessing, Mrs. A. Winters, Mrs S. |
Fasnacht, Mrs. Henry Wittle, Mr.
and Mrs. Ear] Kaylor, Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Shultz, Gertrude Haldeman,
Elida Raffensberger,* Elsie and Anna
Shonk, Myrtle Gainor, |
Stella
surprise prayer

sroff, Grace
Wachstetter,
or, Charles Sload,
Mrs. Aaron Groff
Paul Sload.
Sylvester Ga
Esther ' Flowers,
Mr, Mrs. |
and and
——r——
Danner—Brubaker
Announcement
urday
was made on Sat
of the marriage of Harvey
Danner, of Saginaw and Miss
of Mr. and
of near Marietta.
The ceremony was performed by he |
Rev. J. A. Gohn, of the Churc: of |
God, at York Haven, on Morday, |
October 23 at the home of the bride}
the chugh
unatte
Brubaker, daughter Mrs
Daniel Brubaker
of
were
ediate
a iNOS They
| Peter's
Sadie | I
RALLY DAY SERVICES
Held On Sunday in Several Church-
es Throughout This Section
were held in a
in this section
Sunday, and some
the children of
the Sunday Schools were rendered.
At Falmouth there was an old-time
fashioned class meeting in the after-
noon, and many aged people from
all sections were present, and took
an active part. Rev. C. N. Yost, of
the Harford Avenue Methodist
church. Baltimore, was present and
addressed the meeting, and in the
morning administered the rite of
Holy Communion. Rev, William Edel
of Bainbridge, assisted.
The Lutheran Sunday
Bainbridge in the morning at ten
o'clock rendered an excellent pro-
gramme, The altar was laden with
fruit, vegetables, etc., of the season
and it presented a nice appearance. |
The music was a feature,
— ED |
Rally day services
number of churches
of the country
fine programmes by

PLEASANT VIEW |
Chilly autumn days are certainly |
here . {
C. P. and 1. P. Eshleman unloaded |
a carload of bran Thursday and
Friday.
Daniel Brubaker
through
last
and Ross Engle
were here gunning on Fri-
day.
I. S.
with
lay evening
Harvey
transacted business
Mount Joy, Satur-
Hollinger
pleasure in
of
cotton tai
Snyder near Mt. Pleas-
thay weighed
this?
Hostetter
nt, shot a
Who
and
31, 1bs beat
can
James Eugene ac
companied Jacob Hos-
Ford
stacking nicely
eee tl CIA
WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE
BULLETIN
$1,200,000.00 For a Name
The Royal Baking Powder busi-
ness was sold not long ago.
For the name alone the owners
received $1,200,000.00.
Building and equipment were a
mere side issue. A better factory
and more up-to-date equipment could
be obtained in a short space of time
by the expenditure of a few thousand
dollars, but to develop a trade name
until it became as valuable as the
Royal Baking Powder brand would
have taken many years and the ex-
penditure of hundreds of thousands
of dollars for advertising.
By the common-sense use of space
in the Bulletin you may increase
your number of customers, increase
vour bank account.
ree tl eee
Made Many Bequests
bequests were made in the
will of Mary F. Ferry, late of Eliza-
bethtown: $500 for masses; $50 for
the purchase of a chasuble for St.
Peter's Church, Elizabethtown; a
sum not exceeding $3,000 for the
purchase of a marble altar for St.
Church memorial to her
mother and self; $500 to the
Sylvan Heights Orphans’ Asylum;
$500 for the Paradise for
$200 for keeping in repairs
lot; $25 annually for
for the poor of
Elizabethtown.
These
as a
father,
Protectory
Boys;
the cemetery
the purchase of coal
Peter's Church,
balance of the income of
estate is directed to be given for
the maintenance of St. Peter’s
Church,
St.
The
her
—meetll Ree tees
At the Masonic Home
Edward W Patton,
to the State
Ph’'ladelphia, and
their
Col.
elected
West
and
recently
Senate from
Mrs. Patton
Marie Lou-
Col J. Warner
Marshal of the
Commodore and
all of Philadel-
and Sunday at
granddaughter
well
Hutchins, Grand
Grand Lodge and
Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
phia, spent Saturday
the Homes.
ee
ise, as
as
May Continue Tralley
ag if Marietta
continued through
last
made of dif-
can be
through,
of the peo-
It looks now the
trolley will be
the borough to Maytown as
week two surveys were
and from what
project
ferent routes
learned the will go
much to the enjoyment
, especially at Maytown. The com-
mittee are hard at work, losing
and
rking affair.
rr Qe
Ruhl—l.ehman
no time in we up the
School at!
| treatment
| painful
treatment $1.00.
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
he most economical, cleansing and
germicidal of all antiseptics is
Frialerze
A soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed,
As a medicinal antiseptic for douches
in treating catarrh, inflammation og
iceration of nose, throat, and that
caused by feminine ills it has no equal.
For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham
fedicine Co. has recommended Paxtine
1 their private correspondence with
7omen, which proves its superiority.
Vomen who have been cured say
is “worth its weight in gold.” At
uggists. 50c. large box, or by mail,
ne Paxton Toilet Co. Boston, Mass.
To Pile Sufferers:
We can unconditionally guarantee
a treatment to you that will relieve
vou of all suffering. It is knowm
as
Ottmar’s Pile Remedy
The treatment consists of sup.
positions and pills. There is me
reason why you should continue to
suffer when this mild but effective
will bring about such
relief. No inconvenience or
effect in taking the pile
Investigate for your owm
Price 1-3 treatment 50c. Full
For Sale at
Chandler’s
DRUG STORE
Nest Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Sunday Hours, 8 to 9 A. M.
Sunday Hours 5 to 7 P. M.
HOTEL McBINNIS
East Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Restaurant and Lunch Bar
OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE
CLAMS IN ANY STYLE
DEVIL CRABS
TURTLE SOUPS
in season. Private
Ladies.
quick
remedy.
sake.
In fact everything
Dining Room for
J. VW. MoGinnis,
PROPRIETOR
HAIR CUTTING
J. B. HERSHEY'S
Tonsorial Parlor
Three Chairs. No Waiting
Agent for the Middletown Steam
Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday
and delivered Friday.
East Main St.
SHAVING
MOUNT JOY
W. M. HOLLOWBUSH
NOTARY PUBLIC
Attorney-At-Law
48 West Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Days at Lancaster, Monday and Fri-
day at No. 52 North Duke Street.
COURT PROCLAMATION
Whereas, Honorable Chas. I. Lam
dis, President and Hon. Aaron B. Has-
sler, Associate, Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for the Coun
ty of Lancaster, and Assistant Justi-
ces of the Courts of Oy and TerwA-
ner, and General Jail Delivery and
Quarter Sessions of th: V'eace in and
for the County of Lancasier, have is-
sued their precept. to me directed.
requiring me, among er things,
te make public procl Lic thru-
out my bailiwick, that s ourt of Oy-
nd Ter and a Genera: Jail
aiso a General
'eace and
Hiejiven ‘ Tite ¢ 1n the
“n-
miner
Conr wT. thi
Y
fous i.an
ar. ip the Come t!*h of Pern-
svivania,
CN THE THIRD
VEMBER
in pursuance of
ic Notice is hereby given to the May-
or and Alderman of thie City of Lan-
caster, in the said county, and ali the
Justices of the Peace, the Coroner
and Constables of said City and Coun-
ty of Lancaster. that they be them
and there in their own proper per
zons with ‘“:eir rolls, records and ex-
aminations, and ipqguisitions, and
their other rememberances, to deo
those things which to their offices
appertain in behalf tn be done,
and also those who will prosecute
aguinst the prisoners who are or ti ep
shall be in the jail of the said
‘ountv of Lancaster, are to be them
and there to azainst them
as shall be just.
Dated at Lancaster, Pa., the 14th
day of October, A. D. 1914.
MILTON EBY, Sheriff
MONDAY IN NO-
(THE 16th), 1914.
: precept Pub
wih
their
nrosect
Wanted 500 Farmers to Buy
100,000 acres of black muck corn
land better than the best in Ohio, II
linois or Towa at one-fifth to one-third
30 the price.
Salem U. B hur at Manheim,
the nastor Rev. H 1. Behney united
son of
and Miss
of Mr.
of
narriage Howard H. Ruhl,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R
Lehman, daughter
David
were
illian
nd Mrs 1 both
Ranho They
rn Ap n
man
unattended.
Unclaimed Letters
advertised
1914:
the
letters to be for
k ending Nov. 1i,
Rev. T. J. Barclay.
Mr. BS ai
wee
We can prove this to your satis
faction. Drop ws a card; it will cost
vou only a cent, and we will send
vou a booklet that tells all about it
Pictures of the comm
and
shows
fields.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPAY
Terminal Bidg., Norfolk Southern Ry.
NORFOLK, VA.
CHAS. H. ZELLER
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURMNCE
in St. Mount