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ptable Ceremony Takes Place at
Residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. |
/ Erb Near the Cloister
{ On Thursday at 2 p. m, the home
‘of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Erb, residing
along the Clay & Hinkletown turn-|
pike, midway between Ephrata and |
Lincoln, near the Cloister, was the
scene of a beautiful wedding, the oc- |
casion heing the marriage of their|
daughter, Miss Carrie Virginia, to,
Andrew Herr Garber, who is in part-
nership in the flour and feed busi-|
ness with his father Andrew M. Gar-
ber, of lancaster. The groom was
born and raised at Chickieg where |
he assisted his father in the milling
business and is very widely known
thru here, The ceremony was per-,
formed Dy Rev. Martin W. Schweit-!
zer, in the spacioug parlor which had
been turned into a bower of beauty, |
the decorations being crow foot,
i laurel, cut flowers and potted plants. |
The ring ceremony was preformed |
under an arch at one end of the
room which was the principal fea-
ture of the decorations, The bride
was gowned in a beautiful dress of
white crepe meteor, trimmed in prin-
cess lace and ribbon, and she carried
a shower bouquet of Bridal roses.'
The bridal party entered the par
lor to the strains of the wedding
. . euwiecomer
march played by Miss Alma Her
East Main Street shey, of Landisville. The bride was
attended by Miss Laura Burkholder,
of Leacock, a cousin and Miss Ella
¥ Habecker, of Rohrerstown, as brides-
maids. They gowned in pale
trimmed with chif
' ' ‘fon and lace.
The father of the bride wore the
am
conventional black, while the mother
wore a handsome blue silk poplin
dress. The entire assemblage, decora-
. .
[BCI4 p p Housewi g tion and the colonial residence made
a most beautiful and notable scene.
Burkhold-
cousin of the
Badorf, of Lititz.
‘Over one hundred guests were in at-
tendance, A followed the
an elegant
served, the
Henry
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Mount Joy, Pa.
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OUR round-trip car fare paid to you from your home
anywhere in Lancaster County on purchases of
Ten Dollars or more. This places you on the same
equality as our City Customers. Next time you come
to Lancaster, stop in and let us refund your round trip
Car Fare.
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The ushers were:
|
Harvey
er, of
Leacock, a
bride, and Norman
reception
after
wedding dinner
Mrs.
ceremony, which
was
caterer heing
of the Iris Club, Lancaster,
made her first appearance in the
northern end and certainly
nal About 4
A LAUNDRY QUEEN? ose
WASHER ~AZ5%5WRINGER
who
won most
honors. o'clock the
{happy couple left by automobile for
Purchases Delivered FREE
i,
Our Prompt Auto Delivery
HE settles the wash day
problem. Shé will han-
dle the clothes more care-
fully, wash them cleaner.
Her wages will be only a lit
tle electricity or gasoline
once a week and she’ll do
the washing efficiently and
without any fuss. ¢
[Lancaster from which place they
left for Washington,
P wdelphia on a
their
Erb
beautiful and
and
trip. On
reside at the
Baltimore
wedding
4,
BEER
return they will
wo
home, The bride received many
pres. 8 : : Sg Es 3 oF Po Se i | 4 3 & : i 4 i % : }
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Newark, N. PZ i
J.; Phiiadelphia, [Lancas-
; 8 J 3
, oS ia ; 4 ey
Plymouth, vi "a i t Ean MN) i] M a % HP w -V&
oy anhrats lew Tolan illers- Ss Fd 58/7. y FIER & 18 / IRE. SQ “HL FEBR AR ;
ter, Ephrata, Ne Holland, Millers ao [4 LR IA id A / iO CAS CELA SA 2 |
pe - Ratan bE 4 tao i ¢ } A 2
New Danville, Mt. Joy, Eden, _ Gobi abs : ay i J :
Lincoln, etc Ly
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Follow the Swinging
All the Washing on One Bench
The wringer swings to any position, so
does the top with dolly. There is nothing
for you to do but put clothes in washer,
feed them to wringer and hang them out They are all fine lookers, and
Jt even does your rinsing.
better performers
Room for three extra tubs—extension fits p '
under main bench when not in use. Come In and Look Them Over
No Rubbing > No Rinsing |
N c¥ooping my] N 0 L i ¢ 5 i ng | The Aphthous Fever Fighters Say It
Is a False Rumor
| ; e S. Newco { 11S « { No new cases of aphthous fever
, were reported at the veterinarian’s
East Main Street
| headquarters in the
St——
Guests were present from
ville,
10 LL
She has no off days and never | Lititz y
gets peeved. Special service on the Ephrata ” 1 3 —~
I 29.2 FE : °°
Lauxpry Queen No. 4 and | and 32--38 East King Street, Lancaster, Penna.
her sisters are at our store now.
Lebanon electric road and auto
transferred the guests. It
tainly one of the
historic community.
a ——"--—;AA., rh
cer-
ES A ME J RE:
was
occasions of the Ml RRL ERLE
PNEUMONIA
NOC GENERAL PIGEON KILLING i —
Little Talks on Health & Hygiene by
Samuel G. Dixon, M. D., LL. D,,
Commissioner of Health
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HOW IT WAS DONE
BO
S. H. Miller
WATCHES
Cloeks, Jewelery
IF IT ISN'T AN EASTMAN IT
ISN'T A KODAK
Happy the Boy or Girl who finds a
Kodak in the Christmas Stocking
“Juice” Was Furnished Us From
Baltimore Part of the Time
During the last
pneu- the
few weeks, while
This is the season when water in the Susquehanna river
monia becomes the chief
Woolworth death
Lancaster, and no
ally of was at such a low stage, all fhe
and slaughters thousands. Dur- electricity used in
kills ing the *h sable when for
being again in the was
appear to spring. it's
ago.
what to minute
Lancaster county
Mount Joy, Pa.
{ Building, weather lighting purposes after midnight
transmitted
and Spectacles
were made,
looked
have
Several herds are
after, however, that
been
It has not yet
winter and into the
Md. Current
powel in
county
for both
Lancaster
greatest toll is exacted. from Baltimore,
tepairing in al] its Branches.
Also electrical goods of all
kinds.
Electric light globes sold & Ex-
changed for Edison Electric
Company.
plant to = —
Electric light trou-
ble to me which will have
infected some time Pneumonia is a germ disease; the lighting and
been decided which causes it is
Tg do in the future. called by physicians the pneumococ-
“Sl e tore or ea At a number of places where in- cus. It is to a certain extent con-
i fected cattle were killed the pigeons
| Men's Gift
| en's Gifts
| were also
Rom EITHER such famous brands of Men's dress
ii Shirts as “Eclipse, Manhattan, Eagle, or Groff
& Wolf Guaranteed” you can pick out a Shirt that is
EOUND to please, Father, Son or Brother. »
There are Boys’ Shirts in
bosoms, from 50c.
organism county comes to Lancaster from the
Pennsylvania Water =
and Power Company at Holtwood. on
germs are the This
cur-
big plant of the
tagious. However, these river just
Columbia.
furnishes
below
found in the
health ersons. When the
individual
destroyed, as could
the
that a
throughout
ordered by the
without foundation, exposure
through the offic rowde street cars,
under the
they
disease to
sometimes hroats of same company also
ihave carried the perfectly rent to Baltimore, in which city
other The report bodily res there is also a lar steam
killing physical | manufacture wurrent ip
the county
general f pigeons )ecomes case of an
orl ? on : : Report all
would be exhansti yItowed by
wmthorities ig rooms,
. | A Kodak Jr.
PRICE $9.00
priate for Xmas
keeps the happy
and all the days
and doubtless,
with 8 killing of
Lrose,
prompt attention.
fancy effects, or white, pigeons
to $1 are Men's ® stances above
shirts from 50¢ to $3.50, embracing such materials as
Percale, Madras, Russian Cord,
circum- ventilated
. m more PIC
soft or pleated here oferreqd eg
soft or plea here referred to Main street
> aon
Silk and Linen, Pongee, etc ; ison's Large Fire Loss PENNA
morning fire
Men’s Silk Shirts
Gifts, boxed in one of the choice
Wolf at no extra charge. Of
patterns
Thursday start
0m
explosion destroyed eleven
buildings of
our Kodak Xmas
: boy or girl.
x the disea ek fresh air plant was shut down every n a { : (WF 81 : KODAKS, 8G to $74
1g i I I ait B 3 i Vi 04% ! S 3
pneumonia found where 5:12 loci after hich he current *® * . Goong uci , BROWNIES, 81 to $12
Scoid by
make delightful Shirt tery a3 : or SAG Sv iE 4 : % 5 ; u yns for vou
eighteen of the points t 1 ) h sect 10 next £ un, he 00( = oy : = ¢ : oS :
Boxes of Groff & these we rev : : 3 $28
Senay i Thomas A. Edison Company at oidir
show a handsome array of from $3.50 to $6
1
, entailing a loss of $3, for
One life lost. His
of the more im-
Re-
Orange, N. J
Dress Gloves for Men 000,00. forbidden
and
Gloves at
was Street
PENNA.
and Lunch Bar
iN ANY STYLE
¥.B.BENDER
oo ig BARBER
who indulges ing fey Te . Main 8t,
SOUPS
h season. Private] yg AVE EVERYTHING FORTHE
*MATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER
ORRRPRRRRER
e are Always Preparad to serve @
Main
JOY,
laboratory and some vindows 0]
Men have
immediately. the disease
From silk Reindeer
wool-iined Gloves at $1 to
85 you have a vast
in lined Gloves for Men,
in Unlined
yrta 1 vor en
fur-lined assortment here Doriang. were saved,
building begun
Gloves there are i Backs the additional
and Spearpoint backs at $1, $1.50 and $2 and Cadets o
at $1.15 and $1.50 q |
\ : 1 + @ v : Tor
Fownes’ Washable Gloves sell at §1.50 Chamois, Hor
black tt $1.50; plain washables, 81,50.
Gloves for the Autoist
There is amount of choosing here in
or unlined Auto Gloves, with large
Kids, with Plain
House News air and hardships which they mu
have been received endure. lcoholism is
record: many cases
Andrew H.
percheg in
Hempfield township, $1,050.
Frank Musser, clerk of Orphans’
estate of
Mount Joy, Pa.
backs John Rudy to much alcohol is apt to reduce his —— tr ——
acks,
by be
i Hershey, 10
| We st
either lined B
gauntlets, blacks, § | Court, ex-officio in
$2.50 bucks ! Eshleman, lot
from $1 to $5; browns, from $1 to |
[to be accounted for by
from $1.50 to $2.50, ete.
. itrix and charges of $1,126.17.
A Choice Lot of Fur Caps SAI Ss
The prices on Fur Caps run as follows; Finland Seal, i
$2: English Seal, $3; Scotland Seal, $4: Coney and real estate and other property change to dry clothing. Above all Three were tied in the T1122 BETHTOWN
Near Seal, $5; Genuine Muskrat, brown and natural, $5. jl (and the irrigation rights of the in- avoid stuffy ill-ventilated places with eight out of ten, Moore, of Kin- Schedule 31 Wish ION 1. 1914
Plush Drivers’ Caps, with inside fur band, in the pop- solvent Union Irrigation Co. of where crowds congregate. derhook, George Sergeant of Mariet- ‘estward—Leave Lancaster, 4:00 5:15,
ular Brighton. shapes, at 50¢ and $1. Louisiana, a project into which Many people consider itimpossible ta, and Joseph Ziegler of Marietta. | nm a Jd 25, ls, Ty ir
Cloth Drivers’ Caps, in Blue and Black, with scores of Lancaster County people to follow this advice at this season leper { § p. m :
bands, at 50¢ and $1. put much good money for years, will of the year when the holiday
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acres 153 power of resistance and there Shooting Match at Marietta
ibl A : : A for Ladies
come susceptible \ shoo ng match took place on
any Great fatigue should be avoided if Thursday afternoon in. TY ur
Bom J. WW. MoGinnis |
PROPRIETOR \
Jonas
$2,393.83
administra-
possible for it is a predisposing fac- meadow, gunners
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in Landisville, tor in lessening the natural resis- Marietta, hook
There
Kinder and
Columbia
),
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tance to this and other disease, If
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participated. were two events
you are rough weather of
take a rub
towel and
exposed to seventy
CONESTOGA TRACTION CO.
ROHRERSTOWN,
birds each. Charles Hum-
and get wet and cold,
with a coarse
mer,
first
of Marietta,
with
was high in the
nine out of ten.
second event
A Miilion of Our Money There
The
down LANCASTER,
OY AND
event
MT.
SporiAs
Wate
/ TCE
IN ANY QUANTITY at Vey
Moderate Charges.
Zl , 6:15, 7:15,
inside fur i
5 a 6 Bastward os Elizabethtown, 5:45,
rus ewer unners’ Licenses 16:45, 7:45, 8:45, 9:45, 10:45, 1:46 a. m.:
: "2 oaE a, : , . "ah Don’t fail to see us before plac-
be offered at public sales to be held is on. Because it is or seems to be 20 18 in th 56 4a}
Grofté: Wolf Co.
26-28 North Queen Street
AENGASTER,
Ac TER'S
NNA
loWING STORE
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Mitchell
state
on January 9th at Opelousa, La., and
on January 16th at Ville Platte, La.
AD Ge nnn
Hope They Get it
Congressman W. W. Griest and A.
Palmer, the Democratic |
leader, have joined hands to
impossible for
workers to
tions, the germ figures will head the
mortality
thousands of our
observe these precau-
tables for December.
BR
A Son of D. G. Brinser
C. E. Brinser, born at Elizabeth-
get a new postoffice building for Co- town, has been appointed a division
lumbia, and both predict that an ap- engineer of the
propriation will be made during the road, with headquarters at Williams-
present term of Congress.
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Pennsylvania rail-
port,
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Advertise in the Mt Joy Bulletin. |
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The number of gunners’ licenses is-|
sued this year by the county treasur- |,
er was 9,292. The number issued in|
1913 was 9,746. showing a falling off |
of 452. The decreased number is due |
mainly to many more farms being]
placarded against gunners in 1914 |
than in 1913.
- etl O-line
Wants to Keep Children In
Marietta town couneir talks r.bout
passing a curfew eordinakge.
Our s Bring ResclMs—Try it.
4, 9:30, 11:16 p. m.; 12:30 a. mx
Additional car daily except Sun day
eaves Mount Joy at 6:15 a. m., ving
at Lancaster at 7:16 a. m.
Saturdays cars every half hour leav-
ing Lancaster from 6:16 a. m., to 7:1 p. |
m.; leaving Mount Joy from 7:16 a mm. |
to 8:16 p. m. |
On Saturdays a car will leave iLancas-
ter at 9:16 and 10:15 p. m.; leave Eliza-
bethtown at 10:46 and 1:4 ‘p. m.
Sundays, cars every half hour from
May 1to Nov. 1, leaving Lancaster
from 7:35 a. m. to 7:16 p. m.: leave Mt.
Joy from 8:46 a. m. to %:16 p. m.
Sundays, cars every half r from
Nov. 1 to May 1, lea
from 2:15 p. m. to ©: LW. ving
Mount Joy from 2:15 p. m. to 8:15 p. m.
O©OOOOTR
m,
(*) Daily except Saturday.
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12: ¢
45, f- ®
ing your order this year.
J. N. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy, Penna.
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