‘HE BULLET
ELIZABETHTOWN
MOUN Observe
SCHROLL,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
Wii
Lad es’ Night
Club
scent
JE.
$1
.50 Cell
.25 Cents
.2 Cents
Six Months...
Aud
ly enjoyed
Roaring Springs on
; Sunday
Entered at the post office at Mount | The
Joy as second-class wail matter. { 3
All correspondents must have their | Ladies
junications reach this office nol|cen
Monday. Telephone news| ,...
betw that time and| > i
o'clock noon Wednesday. Chan- | Hu!
ges for advertisments must positive | and family
ly reach this office not later than| Misses Hulda
Monday night. New advertisment | David
inserted if copy reaches us Tuesday | hd
night. Advertising rates on applica- | Grove on Sunday
tion. Miss Edith Heiserman of Landis
| ville, spent a few days with Mr, and |
Mrs. Allen Hertzler
Milton Wealand of Harrisburg, a
| former resident of th's
| stricken with apoplexy
born every| Miss E. Sunlowitz
started a class in voice
the Garrett Hotel.
Mrs. B. F. Heiges and son Robert
the past week
this place
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Ebersole
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
| Ebersole’'s mother West High
| street
Miss
and
r'¢ { will observe
De-
Cresce lub
nt
nigh Wednesday,
9
on
ber
children of
E. Belser
1 and
J.
Lee Bainhart
nce en . is
nmelst visited
own
Anna Ob-
Milton
Gantz and
visited Gantz at
EDITORIALS
Peace is a theory and not a con-
dition place, was |
= *
* *
of Coatesville, |
culture
Oh, well, a soldier is
minute has
| at
win-|
Coal dealers that
of Manheim, spent
| visiting relatives
ter coming:
in
he BI might is-| r
a curl paper
on
Plum-
visit-
Charlotte and Anna
Ss
Joseph Plummer
Mr
are
men
Geist
ling their aunt, Simon
at Chester
weit
velit, at
Middletown Company,
head clerk
Hershey,
and
De-
Abele's partment ore
of Union
mart
Emme
n last
Hummelstown Rev.
Vv ill
borough
Thursday in by
A Lehman
Orange
S Ww eside on |
this
street
TW
PETERSBURG
Fulmer
H
Brookmyer, |
daughters,
the |
There T
who
are
note wouldn't is spending
vote, Kissel ill with her |
Mrs
aunt
who
| things come to those Ro and
they refuse to tip the wand Mary are spending
York
glizabeth
Mt,
unless
with relatives
Bigler spending
Joy with the
her
week at
* ® ” * is
beleaguered
prominent sky-
those |a few days at
ily of Jacob Brown,
Mrs. Ella Lupold
Beimensderfer
1
last
for fam-
nave
Luckily
uncle
and Mrs. S.
a few days of |
Refton.
Stehman of |
| Lititz, are spending this week with |
{their grandfather, Henry Stehman. |
Mrs. BE, V. Landis and Miss Anna |
{| Hart, of Lancaster, Sunday |
{visitors with Blanche and Irene Lu- |
| pold. |
Mary Fulmer i
daughters at Lancaster on
{Mrs. Philip King and
| Geigh.
so-| Emil Gochnauer and wife and Wil-
{liam BE. Keylor spent Sunday at Mil
ton Grove, with the family of Har-|
vey Kulp.
Mary Elizabeth Forney of Lancas- |
ter, is spending a few weeks with |
her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. S. |
P. Gingrich.
Mrs. Ella
was spending a
week with her
Henry Hostetter.
Mr. and Mrs.
and son Jacob and Peter
they
no
AR
scrapers.
- - - .
spent
relatives
Harry
right, but
cabbage for|
is all week with at
boiled
Vegetarianism we |
protest against Clayton and
breakfast.
x %
* *
year are dis-
with militar-
Women’s styles this
tinetly military, Down
say
were
ism, we!
visiting her |
Monday,
Mrs. J. S. |
|
|
to nature was
janitor,
When one lives near
one has to be one's own
but there are compensations.
% * * *
Despite their enforced long
journ in Washington many Congress-
men were eager to be sent back.
* *
Belgium has been reputed to be
the most densely populated country
in Europe, but times have changed.
es & ss =
A girl can put in ten years in ac-
quiring Culture. But that won't keep
her from snoring when she is
asleep
* *
Shenk, of
few days
aged mother,
Landisville,
of this
Mrs.
|
es ss eo Frank Esbenshade
When you see an overdressed WO
man escorting a man who Tooks
iike a door mat, you know who is
boss in the house.
- *
the Jacob S. Foltz family.
J. B. Dietrich and brother, Adam
The man io beats his wife =n | gunning in York county on Tuesday.
a bit worse than the man Who ro! 8 | They Geousht Notre: © rabble and 9
his family by spending his money
on hig friends. !
* * * *
quail.
Samuel Miller has purchased what
the Martzall property
State street,
the
tu Teal} is known as
Russia is believed to be out of the| * n
But the TUnited|‘" West
liquor business. bs
: herman,
derives much of
States still
revenues from liquor.
* *
a past week on private
its
terms
Mr
spending
who
lege. Center
the
Mrs
few
Co. Pa.,
former
I. W
weeks
Lupold are
State Col-
relatives,
do
and
a
a
The fashioned man X
wound watch with a key
has a son who rides in a self-start-
ing automobile.
*
old
his
with
now
where
some deer hunting
WwW. ‘E. Keylor, Walter
s y Morris Di¥enderfer spent Tuesday in
Candidates wish they| } i
: the Southern end of Chester county
were as certain oO as they ik
f havi t ay stiff campaizn!® ne. They
re vin pay 8 : gn i.
a 0 = g tor bite and Zerphy
ssessments. J .
Bs 8 havipg lost him or some
: {ners cvaxed him along.
discern- |
Mr. A.
rerstown ; and Mrs.
expects to
Zerphy and
* * *
office
election
for
°
5 retured with 12 rab-
was minus his dog,
* * * *
My. Carnegie showed real
£nt in erecting his peace palace at
oye. Suppose he had chosen
V4 Antwerp.
x. 3%
Rody NOW,
he
2
and Mrs
Mr.
ri
* |
| Neffsville and Miss Eva Grube, of
| Philadelphia were Sunday visitors
Pith Susan B. Dietrich.
Et ———
gee a
can
the Bulletin
Esbenshade |
of Refton, were Sunday visitors with |
Sunday
| Elizabethtown.
iH. W. Zug and Fred O. Andes were |
from Adam!
other gun- |
B. Bair of Roh-|
Frank Diet- |
ch and son Charles Henry of Lan-|
caster: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Funk, of |
i
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for the great national hol
Thanksgiving is the great Ai}
holiday. The custom originat
the Pilgrim fathers in Ne
J land. The idea has becox
tional because it strikes a p
note in American life. Whenever the American pea
body, endorse a thing it comes pretty near being right.
In the clothing world national endorsement has co
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We are proud to sell them, and it 1s fitting that we give
them big display in advance of this great American festival.
Our windows easily prove the fine appearance of the clothes
—the STYLEPLUS impression.
The makers had 64 years of experience in making medium
priced clothes when they introduced the new plan of massing
every force on one suit at the price the great majority like
to pay.
y That price is $17, and values peculiar to STYLEPLUS go
with it—all-wool fabrics styled by real fashion artists, hand
tailoring in the vital parts, good linings and an inner founda-
tion that make a suit stand up and wear. These are high-grade
features at the modest price, due to scientific economy in the
making.
Get one of these great national suits or overcoats for
GETZ BROS.
HALL BUILDING MOUNT JOY, PA.
ich depends
ar prices
is on Saturday.
Misses Florence
spent
frequently and sleighing
- Thanksgiving day.
i board convened at
their usual retreat, the Milton Grove
Saturday a. m., with a
full quorum and transacted business
1 importance relative to the
the highways in the
way for ultimate recovery. Lig
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron R.Gibble auto- predicted for
ed to the Masonic Mecca Sunday p.
m., where they were royally enter-
tained by old time friends.
Mrs. John Green after
been docked on indisposed
register for the past four
convalescing.
Simon L. Gingrich
chamber of the :
Hiram S. Linde- ¢
the Sabbath.
Brinser of
coal mn
MILTON GROVE
B. Grosh made a week-end
call at Rheems and Oak-
Ruth
reiatives
Ga ner
al
and
with
R
inches,
This nerve-rac!
impure blood a
applications 30)
lief but won't
permanentresi
from the blood
on earth will {
your system, ki
liver in good
wonderful rem
merits the past
SEVEN BARKS
at 50 cents per
and watch you]
LYMAN BROWN.
Frank
business
dale.
Samuel L.
the guests of Jno.
day.
Mr,
i ie supervisor a few days
copestoga Centre.
Mr. Philip
gratulations
ed double
rece ved
80th birthday
| diversary, Metzger cen
for his
Thu. sday, Nov. 12.
fe, Mos. Hamy
Rothsville, spent Sunday
and Mrs. Eli Hornberger, Jr.
A reasonable reward
of a gold
were
Sun-
¢
and family
Heisey
Heisey
on having in three
tal ot y yard. ...
the
weeks, we n. ovement of .
< N of match, 22
Mr
Mrs. Cladue Grosh spent and Kready
relatives and friends in
and
3 ; Wit
with are is ownshiip., :
1 with zen.
to note
Mrs.
glad
Mr. and
visited the sick
latter's sister, Mrs.
muth at Hershey
The Daniel
Rheems, is delivering
Good an-
on
Mrs. Christian
following
Mr, and
; “double
fo
guests Sun-
gentry character: Mr.
Hertzler Mount
and Mrs. Daniel Kolp of
Rheems, and Mrs. Charles Shelly of
Stauffer’'s valley.
The Mount Joy
held . their
cunce the
garnered
is a
are all th ind
¢ finde
the supply
The
in the cribs,
breaker.
golden ears
and
lay, to
n
a ili
of a
: with a large amethy
Soin W , large ametih)
between Eby's
Return to Eby’
proven
ring
atch, $3,
and Mrs. of
Joy; Mr.
record over .
a 3 He 10ST Store
Harry Wittle and wife visited the
family of A. F. Gruber on Cherry
Hill the Sabbath here has a tendency to
and John Brosey,|feel as though a severe winter is in
of Hill Church, spent Sunday with | sight.
| 1
K and
setting,
and
store,
Dr.
Monday
way 1
the 1estaurant. 5
the
can be
Kend g
visit
where property
Mrs. B. E.
from a
they
over e make one
return bd Doubl
Fide, in th
and
Amos Keener township school :
; d t staie
directors monthly meet- 0 State
i th a fu quorum
1 3 iv 1 y \1 3. | SUT
had the
Tener
ir al 1 .. College, where
Walter Brosey family at their oll . where they had the Diet- EES 08 5 A "35% EEE... - © °° *
[ seeing GOV nd
d's
I. Specher of Reading, held | itari ci
| vitaries, Incidents
Church | “4
+1 morning. Harmoniou
route
At
in e Evangelical J Li wl Ha it
nd efficient co of teach- p ctuiesque We deem
d
rendered
1d porker rps
sSunb
M
notice
1
rning at o'clock
H. Ulmer
Middletown,
aunt,
me 10 | p i
| for their
and son! *
Sundayed |
Mrs. Anna |[J0bD
Mr and umption compensation
ana
Chester of
with the former’s
AT re
Anna Heisey widow es during the month tex friends
M.
numbered among the
showe Bleached
bs wide,
Spe
burs
rm
of Rheems, willl October. ines
READ PA
for a patent.
Heisey,
rn [Lewis GC
SALUNGA
and Mrs, B. E. Kendig Make all
Trip to State College went on to State College
P new residents
thru In
Benj. Kendig
they
th
n
Mr
Lewisburg
= of town we a
Young of Elizabeth- | ;
lare informed
days with
her M I'M
Mr. anc Mrs
Gros this | E
5h is nd Miss Estella
| traveler
a
|tendance at the
circulating {the Church of the Brethren in Eliza- Mr. Paul Peifer wrted work at startling
the Dellinger Machine Works at
next Spring, is the way
iversity. where
Miss Esther
several
Claude
town snen 1 ~
8 nt en olled. From
hed Tab]
8 ineh
Kauffman
in at-
services of
John S
Good
revival
sisteg, Mrs in har
were vhere
by surprises
and beautiful,
and fertile
place is met
Tabac
| h = naat reel
here the past week and have offered | bethtown Sunday.
eight and three cents
Towering
vajieys are
: on hand. A Very fre-
Newcomer of Maytown, was |ouent mingling of hunte’'s shacks
Mrs. F. S. [and fine farm buildings are seen on
lanl sides. At numerous points wild
spent | game killed by hunters are notice-
in | able. We seen quite a number of
deer. also some: bears. In conclu-
the |sion we would say, visit State Col-
Tt will cheer the bovs.
dealers were
~ny
mountains Cc H S
REA
neasten, | seen every
Mrs.
Friday
| the growers Samuel S. Baker, who recently dis-
posed of his Chickies valley home-
and Harvey H. Young, | stead has rented a home in Florin, 2
of Oakdale Sundav cuests [thither he will move next Spring to| Strickler.
| with the family of Samuel S. Shelly engage in trucking. Melv'n Newcomer and famly
Hill. According to a of part of last week with friends
Mrs. John Rasp who has been |weather sharks backed by the zoose York county.
| suffering from internal comnlica- bone, we will have a long and severe| Mrs. Samuel A Eby attended
! tiong is at this writing on a speedy | winter Tefore Shows are to] funeral of Mrs. Harbster at Reading | lege,
|
per pound.
Mr Mrs visitor with
=
|
! Main S
were
Jalling
Set]
Co
on Chiquis pair local
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