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CLARENCE SCHOCK
MOUNT JOY, PA. ~ :

THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA.
Narrowly Escapes Drowning FAMILY REUNION AT NEWTOWN
Horace Shank, a resident of Mari-
| etta, was seriously injured and nar- A reunion of the Hornafius and
| rowly escaped drowning early Wed- | Fogie families was held at the home
| nesday morning. Shortly after mid- | of Mrs, Priscilla Fogie in Newtown,
| night Shank was standing on the on Sunday. Many relatives and
| trestle, of the Coestoga Traction |friends of both families were present
| company, which crosses Chickies | ana greatly enjoyed the day. A
( Creek. He was waiting for a car for | bounteous dinner to which all did
| Marietta. While walking about he | ample justice, was a feature of the
| accidentally slipped and fell, a dis- |reunion, The day was spent in
j tance of about fifty feet, landing in | great rejoicing, as many of the sis-
| the creek. The water is about four | ters and brothers had not met for
| feet high. | fifteen years. Those present were:
| Mrs. Priscilla ' Fogie of Newtown;
| Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin L. Hornafius
. | of Indianapolis, Ind.; Mis Mary Hor-
‘Show Card Writer nats, Mr. calvin Little, Mr. and
Paasche Air Brush Used | Mrs, Oscar Walters and son Kenneth
| of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Prices Reasonable | Hornafius and sons Dewey and Har-

pe :
RALPH F. ESHLEMAN
West Donegal St. MOUNT JOY, PA. |Try, Mrs. Margaret Rahm and son

them accordingly.
pair of these.
Work done while you wait.

All Work Guaranteed.

I have just received a large lot of fine Shoes and Oxfors
which I am going to sell quick and have therefore priced i= cuavs Frances ana amie vo
styles, made of the best leathers and I have them to fit all
feet. Among them are products from such leading man- Mortuary
ufacturers as Ralston, Walkease, Crossets, and others.
Ihave them for Men, Women and Children.
sun was late but arrived at last so get busy and slip into a: ist ani wa ive in varies,
| Pravk of Mount Joy; Mrs. Alice
| Divet, Mrs. Hornafius of Harrisburg;
B { h d O i d | | Mrs, Harry Fogle, Mr. Stanton Fo-
A Big Shoe and Oxford Sales: Funes
| and Hershey of Silver Springs; Mrs.
| Frances Rigel, Messrs, Clarence,
| Francis and Samuel Riegel of Iron-
| ville; Mr. and Mrs, William Fogle,
| the Misses Minerva, Priscilla, Mar-
| gle, Messrs. Charles and John Fogle,
| Misses Mary and Fmma Fogle and
This is all new stock, up-to-the-minute | Jig eo wd Tome Toes wn
| The event was one that will long be
remembered by all present,

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| day night. Her death was due large-
The S€A ~~ |1y 0 old age. She was born at Cone-
|
| wago, Dauphin county, on February
since her marriage in 1860. She was
a member of the Evangelical church
and a teacher in the Sunday school
as long as her health would permit.
Besides her husband, two children
We have one of the latest electrically equipped repair survive: Mrs. Anna Mueller, of Lan-
caster and Rev. Dr. Joseph Stump,
shops to do your repair work. Best white oak leadther use. or russ yew sersey: Thirteen
| grandchildren, and four great grand-
Bring your shoes when you cuildren also survive, with the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Mrs.
Catherine Ebersole, of Columbia;
come to town, do your shopping, and call for them when..." cui som gov; wre
| Louisa Brandt, Mount Joy; Abraham
you are ready to go home. They will be waiting for you. or xev mexico; wre. sonn Ww. mass,
| Marietta; John, of Florin, and Wil-
| iam, of Columbia. The funeral will
| be held this Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from the Lutheran
church,

SPECIAL
Cat’s Paw and Spring Step Rubber Heels
Put On For 40 Cents.

Alfred C. Kennedy
Alfred. C. Kennedy, who died at his
home in Omaha, Nebraska, after a
lingering illness which cut his life
short at the age of 53 years. He was
suffering from heart trouble for
more than a year, was unable to
leave his house for the past eight

East Main Street,
months and bedfast the past two
months. Mr. Kennedy began his
business career going out with a
Union Pacific surveying party in
1879 after which he became clerk
in the coal department of the Union
Pacific. Later he engaged in the
real estate business and continued
Mount Joy, Penna. Suh i health failed about a
He was an active partici-
pant in public affairs and for two
terms he was a member of the
gc< STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING -=g Omaha Board of Rducation. His
father, Howard Kennedy, wag the

OUT OF THAT OLD CAR OF YOURS.
CHEAP.
FULLY EQUIPPED, AT $740.00
ACCESSORIES.

Bell Phone 147~11
Rebuilding and Painting
wes IRECT AN ADDITION TO MY GARAGE AND WILL BE PREPARED TO DO ALL
KINDS OF REBUILDING AND PAINTING AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES. LET ME MAKE A 1918
Studebakers and Pullmans
i HAVE TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THE WELL KNOWN STUDEBAKER CARS. ANY PER-
SON IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW CAR SHOULD NOT BUY
STRATION IN A STUDEBAKER. THE EQUIPMENT ON THESE CARS IS EQUAL TO THOSE OF
THE HIGH PRICES AUTOMOBILES | HAVE 4 AND A 6CYLINDER DEMONSTRATORS Wr ov
WILL CHEERFULLY SHOW YOU. ONE GOOD SECOND-HAND 1912 FORD RUNABOUT FOR SALE
BEFORE FIRST GETTING A DEMON-
PULLMAN ©ARS ARE WELL KNOWN HEREABOUTS. CALL AND SEE THE PULLMAN JUNIOR
Automobile Beeessories
I ALWAYS CARRY A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF CONGRESS TIRES, AND ALL AUTO
WHEN IN TROUBLE, OR WHENEVER YOU NEED A FIRST-CLASS AUTO MAN, CALL
A Little Tire Talk |
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS | CAN QUOTE THE SPECIAL PRICES PERSONS IN NEED OF TIRES
SHOULD CALL ON ME AND GET PRICES BEFORE BUYING. OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.
MOUNT JOY GARAGE
Peter S. Brubaker, Propr. |
Also Auto Hiring at All
first school teacher in Omaha after
Bis Bn Bsus Tun Bran Tons Toun Time 1.x, 0,0
A ® © ® ® augurated on Nevember 10, 1859. De-
Autoists, Read This
DOES YOUR AUTOMOBILE NEED REPAIRING? DOES YOUR MCTOR BALK OCCASIONALLY?
DO YOU HOP ALONG ON “TWO AND THREE” EVERY NOW AND THEN. IF SO YOUR CAR NEEDS
THE ATTENTION OF A FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC. NOW THAT'S WHERE | CAN HELP YOU.
General Repair Work
! HAVE IN MY EMPLOY MR. JOHN KESSELRING, A MAN WITH EIGHT YEARS PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE ON AUTOMOBILE WORK. HE CAN REPAIR ANY MAKE CAR KNOWN TO THE jelder in the First Presbyterian
TRADE AND DO IT RIGHT. DOESN'T THAT INTEREST YOU?
ceased is a grandson of Jacob R.
Long, for many years cashier of the
Union National Bank of this place.
When a boy he wag a frequent visit-
or here and is very well known
here by many of our citizens. His
last visit here was last August when
in company with Mr. George D.
Long, another well known old resi-
dent of this borough, now living at
Frederick, Md., spent gome time in
| this community, Deceased was an

| church in Omaha. He wag twice
| married. Hig second wife and six
children survive.

MORRIS COHEN'S
GRAN
Of His
Summy
Of a “ull Line Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings,
Shoes and Ladies’ Goods
Grand Opening Begins Saturday, July 17, at 8.00 A. M.
and Will Continue for an Indefinite Length of Time
Special attention will be given the ladies who call Saturday or any time
during next week.
AN INVITATION
We extend to all who may
visit our store and see the great
values we just received in Men's
and Boys’
Suits That Suit, Trousers
Gents Furnishings, Shoes
There’s No Doubt in the World
About our being able to please
vou if you make your Clothing,
Shoe and Gents’ Furnishing pur-
chases here. We are always
catering to the wisheg of our
patrons who prove to be our
Following wou will find a list of goods offered, also stating the quality and
prices which gives a partial idea of what I am offering during the Grand Opening.
Come in to the store and ask for your needs and we will have them for you.
Wednesday, July 14, 1918
——
D OPENING
New, Big Store, in the
Building, Manheim, Pa.

at a reliable store, where qual-
ity is the first consideration. We
welcome all good judges of
Quality at all times, whether
visit is for comparison or pur-
chase. Come and give us your
opinion of all our lines. We feel
sure it will be favorable.
best advertisement.
We Split Our Profits
With you, for quick sales and
small profits enable us to buy
in such large quantity that the
cost price ig materially reduced.
Try us.
We Keep in Close Touch
Wih all the latest ideas that
come out in the market.
In The Long Run
It pays to make your purchases
Every article bought at my
store is guaranteed to give hatis-
faction or new goods in place.
Special attention given to
Tailor-made Suits, prices, $15
to $40. A fit or no sale.

MORRIS COHEN
The Reliable Clothing & Gents’ Furnishing Store
South Prussian Street, ol
MANHEIM, PENNA.

Word reached here of the death of '

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Complete
Satisfaction
A tire should give the

The Company behind the tire can give Service and in-
crease the satisfaction. The personal element entering into
each transaction is one part of the remarkable Fisk Service.
Compare These Casing Prices
FISK
TIRES
WITH FISK SERVICE
AT LOW
PRICES
TRI

purchaser satisfaction.
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Sizes 3x30
3%x30| 4x33 | 4x34 |44x36| 5x37

PlainTread | 9.00
11.60 (19.05(19.40 |27.35|32.30

Non-Skid | 9.45
12.20 20.00 | 20.35 | 28.70 | 33.90

Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Time to Re-Tire ?
(Buy Fisk)

This Service, A Quality Product and Low Prices Make The
Fisk An Unforgettable Combination

Fisk Tires For Sale By
L. Percy Heilig
MOUNT JOY. PA.

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=: MOUNT JOY, HENNA.
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Anglesea Holly Beach
Sea lsle City (6-Day Excursions | Stone Harbor
Saturdays, July 17 and 31, Aug. 1% and 28, Sept. &
$4.55 Round Trip $4.30 Round Trip
Via Delaware River Bridge Via Market Street Whart
From Mount Joy
STOP-OVERS ALLOWED AT PHILADELPHIA,
EXCURSION, AUGUST 26
For full information consult handbills or nearest Ticket Agent.
Pennsylvania Railroad

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