30s T™WO THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA. Wednesday, August 26, 1916. THE BULLETIN MOUNT JOY, PA. J. E. SCHROLL, Editor & Pro’r. N PRICE $1 Six Months......... al A YEAR Cents Months....... 25 Cents SUESCRIPTIC Sample Entered at the post office at Mount Joy as second-class mail matter All correspondents must have their cm munications reach this office not later than Monday. Telephone of impcerrance between tha ime and 12 o'clock noon Wednesday Chan- ges for advertisments must positive ly reach this oflice n later than Monday night. New acvertismentsa inserted if copy reaches us Tuesday night. tion E'TOWN AUTOIST IN WRONG Held Under $200 Bail for His Ap- pearance Before a Justice Zerphey of Elizabethtown, under two hundred dollars his appearance at Rodfund, on a Mrs, H Isaac is held bail for of Squire injuring Royalton. A ‘team driven by Blumenstock was standing in of Witman’s Bakery, on street. Middletown, on Wednesday evening, when an automobile crash- ed into the wagon, throwing Mrs. Blumenstock to the ground, causing serious injuries. The driver of the car made his escape, and no to his identity was found until Sun- day, when Officers Engle and Stipe of Middletown, and Constable Rich- ard Plummer of Elzabethtown, arrest- ed Zerphey. When the voung man confessed that Hicense he carried was not his own, and was being used until a new one arrived. Mrs. front Neal of the Navy A serial sLlory enurely new The North Aug. an ter a day. The title of the story 1s Navy’, autnor 1s Hamilton Osborne, one ol ing A ican cI cident er inc thrilling chai the story grip th reade i upon these incidents will in ing th The the first ucted along uues begin in American for Thursday, be continued a chap- cousu Will «0, “Neal of William the lead: rs oi fiction. In- aentg oi most combine to make attention of the th tho tae the ea Lae acter piciules be shown leading theatll thus heighten- i the reader, pisode of the story— nstalments and first two reels of the motion ture—are based upon the phe of Mount Pelee, and sO fully hdve peep written and planned t they send the story off at a tling The picture of the scenes described will include many feet of real volcanic eruption, one of the most marvelous bits of gction ever shown on the screen. \“Neal of the Navy” represents an- rarture. Never a wyiter of the porne written an original story with the pyrpose of having: it screened. ft matks a new departure and a new class of motion-picture play. —— A COUNTY ORGANIZATION pic- gait Reddies Got Together and Elected Officers Saturday lovement to organize a county as- ation was begun on Saturday ing at a meeting of the Red of Lancaster City and county. Lancaster tribes and those of etta, Christiana and® Columbia represented. These temporary Pr were chosen: Chairman, J. P. ard, Columbia; secretary, J. Lter, Christiana and treasurer, ade, McCall's Ferry, a mem- bf Canassatego Tribe. Lb association will meet at vari blaceg about the county. The| meeting of the committee in e will be held on afternoon ptember 5 in Columbia. At ime arrangements will be made e first annual convention. the tae Lyceum Course Dates : ates of the attractiong are ap- sday, October 28, Clarence L. rier. day, December nartet. sday, ¥ Ladies’ fay, March 28, cQueen, xday, April 14, DeKoven Februry Orchestra. 1916, Dr, Pe 19 13, Se The State Fair §<cystone State Fair and is now a certainty, and ves will Bunds are Ex- the July 4, 1916. located along the ania Railroad, between Mid- ® ond Harrisburg. The plans 8 onstruction of the speedway een approved by and construction work bd very soon. When com- his will be one of the finest funds in the United States. be held Btate Removes Signs of political advertisin: i cardg have been remov te highways within the last bks as the result he law forbidding the dis- any -_— Notice bmbers of Gen. Cameron 0. 851, Fraternal Patriotic i, are requested to attend hg on Friday evening, Aug. ess of importance every be transacted. W. G. Loraw, Secretary ft Sure is Bad hecaster Automobile Club fternoon filled complaint’ tate Highway Commission-| that the Lancaster and Turnpike Company has aintain its road property. | shore Excursions nia Raifroad 16-day omut- days, Aug. 28 and Sept excursion covers fares. Consult hand bills fs often an excaise ior | Joy. and hypoecraticg! ap-| | news 'S Advertising rates on applica. ® the office | charge of |; B. Blumenstock of North Ann clew ' , catastro- | t success- 1916, The Win- Tec | week advertising on State | daughter Miss Naomi Resh, Mr. and {and Master Howard Mumma of Mt. MARIETTA Two Young Men Make a Narrow | Escape From Drowning | Harrisburg, is | friends in | | { Pleam of relatives Mrs. R. R the guest ol town. Rev. De urg, N and Joseph Stump, of Philips- , ig the guest of his father | hd mp Mrs. Pa., are and friends. ian Hoover of York, days with her father, yn Third street. ee of New » his vacation 1 town. ymond K yn of Philadelphia, ~uest of his parents, Mr. and | Levi Killian on Second street. [iss Minnie Sheaffer, the assistant sr in the Marietta High School | a day in town the fore part week and Mrs elphic k, are parents, Cassel. . Dr. and Mrs. M. laughter of 1, Md., are of the Schaffner, t street. nd Mrs. S. 1 days guests Charles Wisner, of the guests of spent David | York City, with friends | mond Cassel, of | guests of the] and Mrs. Jos-| Ray the Mr. McElmoyle | the | on | Frey are spend- Montgomery, | and Mrs. | returned D. C.,| with Mr Schock. t hag and two | ( bert of I friends | 3 | and | Pa., rela- cross-examined |, yierian the friends based the |; ee S DUE demonstr Mond b e band concerts C before has i standing of Mr. Os-|f M Vrs Fr is | Hoak son ard: Mr. and Mrs. "Charl es E Mr. and Mrs sons, Paul Wissler, Miss Master Lee aham and aster: Miss City, N. J. ing. James Duffy, Jr.. and Hiestand, young men of made a narrow escape from drown- i when their canoe upset in the Susquehanna river at Marietta. The | voung men clung to the side of the canoe and were rescued by Walter | Hipple who set out in a row boat. | The young men were carried down | the stream and would have been lost | if they had reached the falls. The | Susquehanna river ig higher now | than it has been during August for | twenty years. ———- ee ERISMAN’S CHURCH Some oats shocks are still in low fields. Herman Shelly coln school room week. Mrs. Abram S ffer is spending with Levi Eby and family. Brubaker was the first * community to start bacco. 3 SO and | 1line Little and Roy; Mi Beeatrice De yugherty. | Dougherty. James B. Miss Paul Devers, Lan- | Helen Devers Ocean and Howard Rube Pai Benjamin | to be | geen papered the Lin-| will at- | Anna of and H G.| “rb ] pur- 1caster to le on Monday. hurch work Eshle- being mule for ide § Martin man badly -uised (ic Ked upon the chest. A. V. Becker who spent his vaca- tion at Boston, returned home last and spent the week with his parents, Jacob Becker and family. Qur community wag well repre- sented at Landisville on Thursday. | Our people would appreciate a Sun- day School meeting at Erisman’s church. Jacob Becker and family entertain- ed at dinner on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kreider and daughter | by of the and Samuel Becker from Petersburg. | hf hizshway officials in en-| Messrs. I Musser from Lancaster and C. E. Rohrer. — IP NEWTOWN | Mr. Harry Myers of Pittsburgh | spent Sunday with hig parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Myers. Miss Anna Nissly and Beulah Det- | wiler were at Colored Camp in the afternoon on Sunday. Mr. James and William Richard- son of Marietta called on Daniel eltmacher Sunday evening. Messrs Charleg Fogie, Charles Wit- tle. William Haines, Ray Myers and Chester Brock attended Rheems Camp. The following persons were Sun- day visitors of Emanuel H. Myers: Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Ney, Mr. and Mrs. James Metzler and son of Mt. Joy. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Resh and I Mrs. Wesley Erisman and son | Charles of Baltimore, Mr. John Resh of Mount Joy, father of Mrs. Myers, Rev. O. BR. Brooks of Silver Springs, | Mrs. George Moore of Mount Joy PAI em | spent Sunday at | spending {ly of I{Mrs. H. B | and Miss | and | beth Gram | ser of Lawn, | mother, "| Mrs. | auto trip, Karl; | Read- | Marietta, | 1 | In the | smith, hous- | § { phia, | Mrs. | guests of John Sowers, on the Stern LANDISVILLE Mr. F. B. Stauffe: made a busi- ness trip to Harrisbulg last week. Mr, and M:s. Phares Bowman Lancaster, visiting friends. Miss Jane Harrisbrug, is weeks with Miss Roth ou several Mary Baker. Miss Anna IL. Joy, spent Miss Marie Habecker. Mr. and Mrs, John Orth and fami- Marietta, called on Mr, and Stauffer, on Sunday, | Mrs Noiman Newcomer | and daughter of near Mount Joy, | spent Sunday with Mr. A. R. Strick- | ler. Mr, and Mrs. Bushong and family | Marion Stauifer, attended the Bushong family reunion at Lititz Springs, on Thursday, Miss Cora Landis of burg and Miss Gertiude Reifsnyder of Lancaster, spentn Thursday with | Miss Marie G. Habecker. The Sunday School meeting held by the Mennonites on Thursday was very well attended. About one thous- people were present, Mr. Alvin Martin, the stenographer for the Keystone Boiler Co. is off on a weeks’ vacation. Miss Eliza- substituted. Shearer of Mount Joy, Miss Martha Ris- spent Sunday with her Christian Musser, Abram Long, daughters Emma, Mr. Christ Long and Herman Long took a two-days’ visiting points of interest in Maryland. Mount with Nissley of I'huisday evening Mr, and Mechanics- | Mrs. John and granddaughter, Mrs Mr. and Anna eer l-lif we OLD LINE crop will he a icinity, heavy Bradley icinity all are be- two heavy M. and there are 1 r for for Septem to cut. | INCORPORATION PLANS OPPOSED Property Owners Are Divided on Making Mt. Gretna a Boro A movevent f Mount n foot for Gretna but summering at the top of a The two cor- the Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad Company, own all the land hereabouts except | that used hy the State in the Nation-| encampments, have sold | the cottagers under | restrictions, and these cor-| assumed responsi-| sewerage and | the vacationists Conewago. above the which, and Hotel knoll porations, on lake. with al Guard smal] certain porations bility parcels to have roads. : ‘eve - the incorporation ; etn: into a borough Is on foot. but considerable opposition hag developed among the property owners. The plan is unique in that this is a community of summer resi- | dents only, and while there are 2,500 or 3.000 inbabitantg during three or ‘cur months of the year, there are | less than a half-dozen legal voters within the confines, of the proposed | | borough. | The summer community is made | un of cottage owners and tenants, i who occupy some 500 cottages and mngalows on the slope of the South] Mountain. within the confines of two] corporate communities—the Pennsyl-| vania Chautauqua and tha U nited | Brethren Campmeeting Association | for water, which have community. facilities the mountain lighting volope d the Mount plan of a| suggested | home. appoint- | the and iil the outside of district that the government was to keep the taxes at committee has heen the plan from chautauqua ations, but opposition + to launched was provements Gretna horough in order joint ed to consider standpoint of impmeeting a spirted been the associ eady lan has voiced by, dleman in a heated opposition » of property own- exchange Ser ator nformal plan. too wet | ; | Mt. | new Denver, is @G. Becker. on as pos- there after the > to DONEGAL SPRINGS Inidy Dil SD) L Glelld, Cult relel duUcoudy diss Ison OL Massachuscils, 18 ZOUK, visited AQer Ween. erecieq a chicken house on his plenlises. oot ween pla ced on he SChoul improving iting Mis Mrs, WW. H. s ksache: iu rasslliat mn Lee al nhecis Mr. Cyrus Schrioll has new house, gieally | IL, | ployed by { Co., team, from | Masters n- I es are and most of it the 6th of time will on that fell haeco Hail 5 e plentiful. Ir. ar Mrs daughter, the Mr. was to 6 damaged consider- incheg in length Charles G. Rhoda, home of Becker | visited at Den- Mrs. Becker's Henyy Bomder, during te latter part of last week. 2 How do you do little man. Very| ad to see you. I welcome you to | | our home with greetings of great jos This #s what we believe Morris rinder said on Ti lay morning. ~The roads are washed badly the supervisors must go over vard- of public highway again and | go over the same work as they did | spring. Even much more work hand. Landwater, was taken hospital on Thursday an oper: ation for vere ver in yarents, every | is on Earl appenc nain Millers- | NORTHWEST RAPHO Miss Annie Shenk is spending the | week in the ‘home of In A Harve P held at Mt, Hoy e day. Mr. Samue] R new Ford week, Mr. Jerome called on Friday. Mr, and the homes of Ed Flory, ove: Mr. Wm. spent section, Sowers. raise meet was Church on Satur- ing Gibble from B, E. Kaylor of Penryn, Mr. CG Hollinger, on Mrs. Ed Ober Michael We Sunday Wigegarver of Philadel- last week thruout visiting relatives. visited in aver and a The Misses Fannie Hollinger and | | Amy | F. 'W. Mr, Clayton Kover of Lime Rock | ling experience at Zug were entertained in the Geib home Sunday, and Rev. Fields of Lancaster, trans- | acted business here on Friday. Messrs. Wm. J. Werner and Wm Cornwall and Mt. Gretna, Friday. Mr. Menno Risser and family and Samuel Shelly were Sunday farm. Mr. Herman Geib and family and Mr. Aaron Hollinger and family vis- ited in the C. G, Hollinger home on Sunday. Mr. Wm. J. Werner disposed of his old biecyele to Mr. Frank Swel- gart and purchased a new one in Manheim on Saturday. Mrs. Sam. Wisegarver of Phila- delphia and Mrs. Sutter of Lancas- ter, are guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jos. G. Werner, for a few days. — OC Our idea of a mean woman is one who refuses to pay the Doctor after he has converted ' the late lamented’s insurance policy into ready money. A married man having a good time when he does something he knowg This wife wouldn't approve of. res el CO C—. ite imagines he is Getting back regular vo- cation, the to t7Best paper ’‘n town-—Bulletin again engaged in ghining. out | thoroughly rested sunis: | by the Hi | | in the | | Saturday at Rocky k | havoe | creek overflowed this | | Mary Hiram Nissiey few weeks in home. I. W. Garber is at present the = Landis Stone at Rheems. A .flag was presented t« gal School on Thu th 1 Weeks C | place, A good program Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Garber and hildren Hazel and Lee and Miss Hassinger of this place, visited elatives in Enola and Harrisburg last week. dy ROWENNA and Mrs, J. A, Lane spent Springs. Mrs. Sheaffer of Elizabethtown, is | sister, Mrs. Eli Stoner. Miss Elva Billet of the | Hospital, Lancaster, spent at her home. Messrs. Elmer and William Epply | spent Sunday with their brother, Mr. | George Epply. Mrs. Amos Shank and Miss Mary Shank spent Saturday at Lancaster | and Rocky Springs. Miss Miriam Snavely who spent the past Canada, has returned cm Meal the Done- afternoon, of this given. sday lub was Mr. visiting her and mother, and (who have been spending some time, | here, have returned to their home at Philadelphia. The heavy thunder storms done considerable damage, with the roads; at Wild great damage and at Rowenna. Men busy repairing have playing Cat there was are kept continually the roads. eel ee Elizabethtown College Opens—En- rollment Day Sept. 6 authorities of Elizabethtown report that the prospects for schoo] year are very bright. 11 the dogymitory rooms engaged so that the 1 will likely be There is also number of day from town and community. 00d ents X t rrowded an eaves large 1dents expected he surrounding Should there be any young vho are anxious to get a good edu- cation at low rates, under efficient instruction and close supervision, he President, Dr. D. C. Reber, will | be glad to mail any desired inform- | ation The Fall Term will open on | September 6. people Held in West as Burglar Suspect | F. 8. Bucher, the county farm | agent, who has just returned from a| | motorcycle tour west, had a start-| Vincennes, Ind, | where he was in custody three hours | las a suspect in a bank robbery. Al » » .| man in a khaki uniform was seen in| Wisegarver took a spin to 22 | y : the vicinity of the bank building and | when Bucher turned into the town | later he was pounced upon and] taken to the city hall. ee Will Practice at Elizabethtown | Dr. P. BE. Bomberger, dentist, of | Manheim, who recently graduated | from the Medico Chi College, at Philadelphia, will opem an office and | practice his profession at Elizabeth town Baptized Eleven Children The Rev. Lewis Chester Morrison, | rector of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, | Surtises eleven children last Sun-| ay. | | — | | Germany has awarded to heroes 244,749 iron crosses, and Carnegie must now feel small outelassed. ! rn er tl YP Ie ee When a homely girl has | picture taken she acts as if the its | Mr. | and her art-! [ist is responsible for her looks. tI Pee eee Even ouri most beautiful women should be |eareful who they stab] with their hatpins. ge vas because some $3.000 is AT ibe? by the = cottage owners to the townships in which the corporate lands are locatea as school and ro oad tax and because these tax monies | are used by the townships for im- | Thursday |, the — The Buick For 1916 Buick Valve-in-head Motor Cars enter their fo urteerit season of successful manufacture. The Lancaster Automobile Company enter their twelfth season of the success- ful sale of Buick Valve-in-Head Motor Cars in Lancaster County. Buick Valve-in-Head Pleasure Cars For 1916 will be confined exclusively to SIX~- cylinder models. Seven-Passenger Touring, $985--$1,525 $1,525 f. 0. b. Lancaster. f.o.b. Lancaster Five-Passenger Two Roadsters, Touring, $1,020 f. o. b. Lancaster. Lancaster futomobile Co. 230-238 West King Street. SL Eigin | Watches IN SilveroidCases 5.00 Fully Guaranteed Start Your Ford HOTEL es Th FINNIE ¢ East Main Street From The ®e Seat MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Vit! a Restaurant and Lunch Bar ; SA N D B O OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE CLAMS IN ANY STYLE the crank a complete revole over the a past tw DEVIL CRABS ignitions points. New 1915 prie~ TURTLE SOUPS Infact everything in season. Private s14. algo starters for Maxwells and Saxong for sale by. Dining Room for Ladies. Walter Welfley Blacksmith and Horseshoer ‘LORIN, PENNA FO turns 1 ER tion F. WW. MoGrimxalss PROPRIETOR FOR SALE PURCHASE OR EXCHANGE ANYTHING 1 HAVE YOU TO SHLL! Whatoo YOU WANT TO BUY! SAVES YOU TIME AND EXPENSE WRITE FOR INFORMATION CONESTOGA TRACTION CO LANCASTER, ROHRERSTOWN, MT JOY AND ELIZABETHTOWN DIVISION Schedule in effort January 1, 1814 Ww estward—Lieave Lancaster, 4:00, 5:18 §:15. 7:16, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15, 11:16 a. m.; | 12:15, 2:16, 3:15, 4:15, 6:15, 8:15, 7:15, Pp. m. Elizabethtown, ae | 45, 10:45, 11:46 a. m.; 2- i: 3:45, 4:45, si, na. 8: a EE BR Keystone Service Be car "dally to 7, Box 497 exce) leaves Mount Joy at 6:15 a. = LANCASTER, PA, Stop, Read and Think | Don W. fn Saturdays cars every half hour v- | ing Lancaster from 6:15 a. m., > | : leaving Mount Joy from 7:15 a wm | to 8:16 p. m. | foe | Send me a list of your active, in-| active listed or unlisted securities and I will tell you what they are worth, also make you an offer for ‘ “El Gold Filled Expansion racelet Watches $5.50 & Up mt ——— 2 lis 2: tar at 9:15 and 10:16 p. m.; leave Biles la at 10:46 and ue p2 our trom | Sundays, cars every May 1to Nov. 1, i SEU p. m. to 7:15 p. m.; leave Mount Jez from 8:45 a. m., 12:16 p. m. and 4:12 Psmaay moro half hour froes ndays, cars evel u y Ty : leaving 1 to May 1}, Jozving town 3:15 pp m. to 7:16 p. mm; Mount Joy from 4:15 p. m. to 8:16 D. m. Sundays, first car leaves Lancaster at 315 a. m.; leaves Elizabethtown 7:8 a m. (*) Daily except Saturday. On Saturdays a car will leave Lancas- (Near Bowman’s Store) them. = = = . = i 1 1 EO 1 ET OT TTR om a— S. R. STILL, Jr. 244 Woolworth Bldg. Lancaster, Pa. | 20000000000000060000000008 | “*Ulcensen ‘sroken > Krall Meat Market For a Good Clean Shave Or a Classy Hair Cut Stop at H. J. WILLIAMS § TONSORIAL PARLORS % are 8 di MOUNT JOY, # | win BRING YOUR BEST GIRL TO Toe | GROEN TET Mutton, Prices always right, DOOOOOO0OOCO000O000000D0DL | you WILL BOTH ENJOY THE | H. H. KRALL EVENING BETTER CHARLES S. FRANK - . | West Main Street, HENRY G. CARPENTER AUCTIONEER Successor to MOUNT JOY, PA | Bel] Telephone, Prompt Attention given to sues cs CHAS. H, ZELLER! spre Real Estate and Personal Property. | REAL ESTATE AND 0000000000 |Terms Moterals Bel) Teephune | INSURANCE We are Always Prepared to serve E. Main St Pure Spring Water ICE: IN ANY QUANTITY at Very Moderate Charges. Don’t fail to see us before plac- ing your order this year. J. N. Stauffer & Bro. Mount Joy. Penna. I always have on hand anythingina the ine of Smoked Meats, Ham, Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete. W. Main Also Fresh Beef, Vea] Pork and St., Mount Joy MOUNT OY, PA. " | W. M. HOLLOWBUSH unt; Joy NOTARY PUBLIC Attorney-At-Law 48 West Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa. Days at Lancaster, Monday and Fri- day, at No. 56 North Duke Street, [2nd Floor Front, with W. C. Rehm, Esq. Calling and Clerking of Publie Sales Settlement of Hstates Collection of Rents Surveying and Conveyancing SHAVING 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. © THE SHIPPEN SCHOOL. ® FOR GIRLS 03-)):15 Septemberld MOUNT JOY Watch Your Children Often children do not let parents know hey are constipated. They fear some- hing distasteful. They will like Rexall Drderlies—a mild laxative that tastes e sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents. E. W. Garber. 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