a ULLETIN T JOY, PA. Editor & Pro'r. PRICE $1 A YEAR ee avian 50 Cents ov aiee ys 25 Cents jes. .......FREE e post office at Mount lass mail matter. reach this office not jay. Telephone news ments must positive- inserted if copy reaches us Tuesday tion, MILTON! GROVE Supervisor E. W. Brandt of Bever- | ly put foot on town soil last Friday. | Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moyer of | Aberdeen, were town visitors a few | days ago. Miss Estella Good has returned home from a week's sojourn in| Elizabethtown. Albert Gingrich sojourned to ol Joy the past week where he trans-| acted business. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine O. Grosh and | son Kenneth were week-end visitors | in Elizabethtown. Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Greiner, | of Colebrook Hill Church, spent] Monday in town. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heisey and | Samuel I. Heisey and family autoed | to Hershey Saturday. John S. Shelly of Cherry Hill, has rented the Abraham Shearer home- | stead near the Rifle range. Road master <Walter Brosey with] his assistants are grading the Milton Grove and Mount Joy road. E. F. Grosh, merchant, has been| serving as a witness in the Lancas- ter court Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wittle were week-end visitors with Oscar Copen- heffer and family near Gainburg. A revival meeting opened Satur- day evening by the Brethren in Christ at Mount - Pleasant Church. Samuel F. Nagle entertained His daughter Mrs. Ella Phillipsy of Mt. ‘Zion, Lebanon county the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Young, of Elizabethtown, spent Saturday even- Ing with their son-in-law, Claude Grosh and wife. Emanuel Greiner and daughter of Mastersonville, were royally enter- tertained in the Green Tree region ithe past week. Zerphy Bros, have applied a new coat of paint to Amos G. Gibble’s house recently erected near Chiquis Hill meeting house. Mr. and Mrs. James Berrier have returned to their home on Cherry Hill after a week’s visit to their former home in Perry county. An eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Young of Cherry Hill, who fell from a scaffold a few weeks ago and fractured his right arm is on the mend. Mrs. Lizzie Wittle, wife of Cyrus D. Wittle tenant farmer of Amos N. Risser has disposed of her Milton Grove house and lot to Mrs. John S. Kauffman. Cousideration $750. Mr. and Mrs. Simon L. Gingrich, enterta’ned the past week Miss Bar- bara and Mrs. John Coble, of Bel-| laire, Mrs. Catharine Hummel and | Mrs. Mary Noll of Hummelstown. The Milton Grove schools have] entered their third month’s term] and the classes are moving along in| their usual happy symmetry, and] with the enthusiasm already evinced a successful year is assured. A half century ago our country shook with the clash of contending armies and her green flelds and running brooks ran red with fra teral blood. At present few survive of those who were well content to die rapidly, like ghostly figures in the graying dawn, those few sur- wivors will be lost to sight. mr rm A Ae SPORTING HILL Miss Stella Nissley spent last Thursday and Friday at Lancaster. Mr. A. H. Vogel jr, of Ephrata, called on his parents, A. H. Vogel and wife last Monday. Miss Lottie Nissley of Union 1 TE 11 1 OL Ul Hents must have their | etween that time and | h Wednesday. Chan-| a s office not later than] "sonday night. New advertisments | aight. Advertising rates on applica- | | 11 I OOO TT Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx OTE ETO TOO DOT THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Wednesday, November § rt rn Inn $70) $27 bry $8 ng TAT. ry BALIN PIII Wl 0 100 ri Ny AA IIT FD ne AU AT Inti art Pret. 8a HAO # Pear ws 9 0 var a ALICE NE ALT RL LEC OURS a 2a 5" PTL NCR BX TO POR AVEPLNS firm prs vy yen WEE [RSA AOL, HE door is open to you to walk into a real clothes feast; we've prepared a regular Thanksgiving banquet for . “you, of fine suits and overcoats. Hart Schaffner & Marx made them for us, and we've brought them here and priced them for your special bene- fit. § — Look over our supply of fine coat models that we have: I~ imported weaves in suits; the here. =new fashions for men and Get your clothes reedy for young men. Thanks giving; you'll give See the striking new over- thanks for these, $10 to $25 Shoes of Highest Quality At Price Savings Well Worth Considering We are showing quite a few new shoes for Men in Black and Mahogany, Tan Leathers and you will enjoy looking at them. Our line includes the popular English last. Also the modified English Shoe with me- dium toe and heel at prices ranging from $2.00 to $4.00. EO ERE | (0 JOT TT JOE Mount Joy Hall Building 3 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. EER Dg (EO OO OOO OTE OO = ° Ho = = a iE 8 2 = LJ LU TTR OT CT Square, spent Tuesday with her sis- ter, Mrs. Samuel Garman. Miss Grace Holland spent from| Friday to Sunday with A. K. Waser| and family at Manheim. Mrs. Rebecca Barto after spending f relatives at Mt. Joy and Landi Messrs. Harold, Albert and Warren | Haldeman of Sun Hill. visited thelr sister Mrs. Irvin Miss Sarah spent the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wicken- heiser. Mr. Joseph Kauffman, of New York, spent a few days of the past week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. ‘Emanuel Kauffman Misses Marie and Eva Shonk and brother Charles of near Lititz, spent a few days of the past week with their grandparents, Abram Cooper , and wife. Mr. Ralph Nissly spent last Thurs: day and Friday with his ecous’n Pavid Brandt at Bamford Te woe aceompanied home bv two very nice sized rahhits. Mr and Mrs. A. TT. Decler and gong. Pov and Harold Mr ond Mrs. RB. BH. Prubaker and son Willtlam of a a aE r, oy akin and Sun We had refreshing showers and the water in the wells has been replen- refreshed, ler Meyers from Bearville Hvery- body is invited to attend. S with D. M. Nissley and H. H.| A local Sunday school meeting will Mr, and and family. |be held at the Brethren Mount Hope Sunday with ‘Billy,” the little gray horse be- house on Thursday, Thanksgiving Summy at Landisville, nging to D. M. Nissley, was re Day. In the afternoon a program Mr, and Mrs. of his burdens last Friday. has been prepared and the local| Saturday and as twenty-five years old and for teachers will discuss different topics | her home bout the past two ry plentiful é many hunters ry plentiful and any iand and stream thruout the land. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miller spent church. Sunday afternoon with Samuel Eby and family. Dr. John Kendig of Manheim was thee = lds are looking ek : y a sermon to a visitor to his old home on Thurs- day evening. | Mr. and Mrs. B. Rodgers and son Donald spent Sunday with Dr. Wehr- ry at Cresson, Pa. Miss Edith Cooper is spending | not shot as many as on pre vears. The wheat fi and nature n general looks revival services at Mt. Hope opened on Saturday night the guidance of the Rev. Dil weeks he assigned them. { Mrs. Jacob Tillie Erisman near Erisman’s|.,c aimost impossible for me to at- Michael R. Hoffman, of Marietta, ev. Sayre, Sunday evening. Willis G. sence of several days, returned On pig a trial” Thursday from Trenton, where he Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t the dd {concluded a case in court. recently been some time with her sister, Mrs, Nor- | The weather when a man Was Prgns., ris near Little Britain. [SO severe that Deitrich spent called to task for being late to work, | Adjudications Filed { Sheirk—Felker Jacob gave as an excuse that he had | The following adjudications of lo- On last Saturday at noon Elder A. been frozen to bed, ’ | cal interest were filed in court last S. Hottenstein, at his residence at . Strickler were — li | week: East Petersburg, united in marriage visitors at | Christian Eppel, Marietta, $1458.- Harry L. Sheirk, of Manheim, Manor. NATURE'S WARNING 35. Mrs. Mary B. Felker of Lancaster. Mary Mount Joy People Must Recognize | Charlotte A. Stoner, Mt. Joy Boro, John Biemsderfer of Manheim, e his ster stersonville school has on! Rohrer spent Cresswell and Heed it $4,025.57, the attendant. M P. Sheaffer and its roll 42 names as regular mem- | with their Aument. TT Catherine Shonk, Mt, Joy Town- =~ : Ki Mla " " : ' . ters, Sadie and Kathrine and rs of the school. Most of the Miss Mary risi Kidney ills come—mysteriously. ship 5 e from ® dn ini Liber oli | ous : vis visited her But nature generally warns you. ° b, $1,503.33, nuel spent from Saturday to pils have joined the Liberty Bell | friend Miss Elizabeth Breneman at Notice the kidney secretions. Elizabeth Funk, West Donegal, the families of John EI-|Bird Club and promise to protect all | Lancaster for a few days last week. See if the color is unnatural— $616.91. and Nathaniel Moyer of near |insectiverous and song birds and to Mrs. J was the If there are settlings and sediment, mrederick Waller, Marietta, $872.- Mount Gretna. ake war on the English sparrow,/| guest of her Hershey Passuges frequent, scanty, painful. 93 ving neither quarter nor showing no Its time to fear serious kidney dal iy eee eat eee giving neither quarter nor showing at Mt. Jov afternoon. trouble, Michael] R. Ober, Rapho, $10,905- HK FRADE ‘MARKS rights } or io MASTERSONVILLE recy Union Tha nkseiving Services are Irs time to use Doan’s Kidney 75. . ption, for {REE SEARCH report on IASTE — 5 : pills £ wnp for NEW BOOKLET inahodv. has BOT any announced of God : ms — R 0 i 3 vet nobody has reported any SALUNGA ord tort to & : x Doan’s have done great work in jul of 1 nformation. It will help you to affec with foot and mouth The Brethren hold services ‘Sint: uditorium, to be held in the morm- {yg locality. Local Man Loses Suit oh AD PAGES 11 ana 12 before applying ase in this community. dav night ig the Church ing. Paul McDevitt, BE. Second St, A verdict was rendered in the : 3 hi +1. ¢ Goi ' i n T ari € a $. ) y at rabbits in this section are". Foo TN hae its ih on Miss Mary Erisman of New York Variots Pa. Sw 3 Was Houle York county court Friday in favor 1 g 2 g st as its gt : e ng ai - ‘ § City fis visiting her sister, Miss 2 YD Y of the defendant in the suit of PATENT LAWYERS, neys, brought on by a hard coid. It Pa {tend to my work and the various trading as Hoffman Leaf Tobacco | : et eh ee tee i a former pastor of |remedies I used, brought no relief. Company. agains William 24. Too yo deliver ga | I also tried plasters without success. De y ainsi Khterorice. Tob 4 CC H A S H ZE +E 5 er Finally, someone told me to take MOY. trading as .mnterprise Jebacc al . the congregation next poan’'s Kidney Pills and I did so. Company, of Red Lion. This suit RE/BR ESTATE ANG They did good work. Anyone Who was forithe recovery of the value of has kidney trouble will make a mis- , 4, tobacgs $2,300, shipped e , eivi ’ ae ¥ Rey “JE. Main St take by not giving Doan’s Kidney fiom. B d. by plaintiff Rich the an ab- simply ask for a kidney remedy-—get Doan’s Kidney Fills—thg s2gie that Mr. Mofjeritt had. Fos arn Co. ! uffalo, N.|Y. i says Eas i i ! { 303 Seventh St.,, Washingtsn, D. C. i Sh ¥ 3 ! . ad » - SUBD PPIPOS | 9. * CORK) 0, * e ¢e 0) 0a Ou 0. 0, 9, Sede dened COR + 9, Sealed , hed * Po " @ Bm [1 il i ( < oy 10 TT 2 The positic reason suffer treatm quick painful remed] sake. treatm C West Su Ss Wan 100,0 land b linois « the pri We faction D1 On
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