The Buick For 1916
Buick Valve-in-head Motor Cars enter
their fourteenth 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 contined exclusively to six-
cylinder models.
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Five-Passenger Two Roadsters, Seven-Passenger
Touring, Touring,
$1,020. $985--$1,525 $1,525
f. o. b. Lancaster.
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THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA.

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luture., Miss Engle will teach in
public schools theie,
uoiLothy
the
Liss Mr. Harry
Mr.
les iealdon Jr. all of Lancaster,
with Mr, Mrs.
{ MIss
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tp Ada Bossler and
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tL and
ie
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James Childs.
Miss Beatrice Brown and Mr. Thos
Brown of this with a crowd
of young folks Media, are
spending ten days at Eidelweiss, op-
place,
from
posite Marietta,
Miss Mame Hagenberger hag re-
turned to her home at Kennett
Square after a week's sojourn with
Ler parents Merchant and Mrs. H.
G&G. Hagenbérger.
Mr. Clyde Fenstermacher returned
to Pittsburg, on Friday after spend-
ing some time here with friends
Sunday evening he returned to this
place “for good.”
Miss Margaret and Master John
Hollowell of Reading, are spending
a few weeks with their grand-

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Viortuary
Record
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ther at Columbia Saturday from a
‘nervous breakdown, ‘aged 43 years.

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William Hayes Grier
William Hayes Grier, one of the
best known residents of Columbia,
died Thursday after a year's illness,
aged 75 years. He was publisher of
the Columbia Independent until it
suspended several years ago. In his
day: he was one of this county’s
leading Democrats.
Mrs. Emma 8. Greider
Mrs, Emma §. Greider, widow of
(Henry Greider, died Thursday night
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Christian B. Nolt, near Landisville.
She was in her fifty-sixth year, and
death resulted from a complieatic
of diseases, after an illness of elg
en months. She was a member]
the Mennonite Church for 4 nw
of years. She is survived by

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following children: Mabel,
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hollowell Christian B. Nolt of near
of My, Joy: street, ville; Henry C. Greider and
Mrs. Mary G. Boyd of this place, Kiddies find Chautauqua Institution a veritable paradise. They are pro- Greider, at home. Her moth
fias gone to Philadelphia, where she vided with day nurseries, kindergartens, playrooms and a big outdoor Play- Christ H. Witmer of Silver
W Spend a week with her daugh- stead with sand piles and running water. Boys have a clubhouse and the girls a brother, Clayton H.W
te Bess. after which she will do too. Straw rides and sunset picnics are a part of each day's program. Chau ° A ? on >
tc Baltimore on a visit to her tauqua, New York state, takes care of the whole family. Ironville; a sister, Salindd
on Howard Harry Gardner of. §
Me Carson Engle and Benj. TOWER NF Cut 'Q A CHILDS PARADISE 3 Fenda pi
Hoffer have gone to Saginaw, Mich. Wah Ur 210% Le re UhILU 9 ANRUISE. ie ne
The former has secured employment The bell tower erected in honor of ' All Trained At- .. the Mr
there and the latter will enter ¢ Lewis Miller by Mrs. Thom A. i- qin Tatirment as
school conducted by Mr. John sl son, his dau and oth I No summer re in America plans! ee oe
of this place. A huge set of Meneely chimes tell the more for the children wheth- Sliver Springs Cemets
Mrs. Harry Soost and er b: h or youngsters of 4 §
la, Mr. and Mrs. Hamil twelve to ¢ n does the big Ordered Uni
h ‘e touring from Pitts- institution 18, Ne York That this town will
bu to Atlantic City, spent Satur- A 8 nh nt 3 bro sented on the gridi
day and Sunday in town with Mr Wid oh ; eon ; Done was ¢ ident ed by the
®!land Mrs. Harry Tyson. women are themselves in of Sanis that cal
M Mr. and Mrs. 8. Carroll Royer of the Summer Sel ; » kinder a signal practice!
Harrisburg, announce the birth of a garten teachers best at- New uniforms were
# daughter, Dorothy Mae Royer. Mrs. tention. Babi here ball has been pure
@ Royer will be remembered as Miss like luzgage. and the tir wother who hoys will practice se
i uth Spangler, auushicr of Rev. an oe te, 0 fle whl Guy weck Sereatior’ Pog
B Mrs. J. T. Spangler, formerly of this call. for fat night with the oy e held on the field
= place. that it wil. be well fed and cared for, |°Xcellent schedule is
Mr Thomas Worrall, Miss Rlla A playground and elementary school ranged.
8B Worrall, Miss Bitta Metzger anl Mr. take care of older children who must
B and Mrs. Horace Moyer of Norrls- be kept busy at something, half study Diamond D
EH town, came here by auto Saturday and bale pay. Then pa Silos, who has bee
| md vere events of Mr snd Mra p Fi a pl 19, lle Trt] to Mountvile
a 0. Schmaelzle. They returned home sand, and is running brook makes hy re or rigs:
» Monday. best sort of a place for children to { os
= Rev. and Mrs. 1. BE. Johnson and romp and paddle about in.
un daughters Hilda and Dorothy, left on The older children have an out of| Our Ads Bring Res
8 Thursday for Schwenksville and doors gymnasium in which are the| Advertise in the Mt.
B Boyertown, Pa. where they will usual collection of See-saws, ladders,
E natural slides, climbing poles, chinning
Wm spend ten days with relatives, The

- tip 15 bere. wade In Bev. JoRnEOD", bars and merry-go-rounds.

hour, toll the curfew and play over ! 3.
Bulek, popular airs and hymn tunes for the School classes which are graded fo all | ANTE D—3)
= The following guests were regis- “20,000 friendly folks” at Chautauqua, 28&eS, and where individual instriye | h
B tered at the Exchange Hotel, Mr.' N, Y. Its cupola offers a splendid view tion can be given if. needeg

Henry Engle proprietor, the past few of Chautauqua lake. Studles of birds and an ed

men from all walks of life for his fa-
mous sixty day forum program, wheth-
er they were ministers or statesmen or
presidents of the United States.
Most summer assemblies are either
operated by some religious sect as a
philanthropy or are launched as a com-
mercial enterprise pure and simple.
Tog her Stuats i Wand : ; Sh,
cars: Mr. ana ra. 5. P. Dikle un er ate bien for ao TOE ringing In 4 scucy and growing fo
j Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Dickie, Wilkes-| Religious Conference Program ‘at the hills or picnicking about ths os. Stetson Oil Co. Cleveland, ©.
barre; J. D. Matchette, Catasauqua, Chautauqua, N. Y. grounds. The Boy Scouts are most ac. | Vaccination Notice
Pa.; R. 8. Zimmerman, Bareville: A. Religious interest at Chautauqua In- tive in their program under a fine head he laws of reguire
= H. Green, Erie; Jno. Stermer. York; stitution, Chautauqua, N. Y., has al- master. And the Boys’ Club House 2 hile Rb Sucoesanly vacel-
BW Harry Jacobs, Louisville. Ky.: Jno. Ways been a “live” rather than a dom- and Girls’ Club House offer a fine place public school hs ited to a
= 7 shure. Va - . inating factor in that remarkable as- for gatherings, whether in the daytime : ) y sea
Shultz, Jonesburg, Va.; J. M. Johns sembly “hich Theodore Roosevelt has Ds that this is attended to before send.
ton. Conestoga; C. Strenbury, Phila.: y “. lel thi in or in the eYomung. ing your children to school. The
Cc. WwW y kK. Phi called “the most American thing Few summer resorts cater to “family schools will open Sept. 13 st
+ Wesley Cook, Phila. America.” trade” as does this famous Chautan- | — - hE BRIN
Tremere Bishop Vincent, the founder, always ua. Its object is to give happiness | ne Notice of Election
. attracted the ablest and most sincere and health to every member of the| Notice is hereby given that an
The News at Florin
family.
(Continued from page 1)
fatrick Duffy has returned
home from a week's visit to friends
at Philadeiphia,
Mr. Mrs.
America’s Greatest Music Festival at
Chautauqua, N. Y.
Chautauqua Assembly at Chautau-
qua, N. Y,, with its “twenty thousand
friendly folk” has become America’s
greatest summer center for popular,

Mrs.
and Geo. 8. Vogel an-

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Mr.
9 @ | South
: 3 1 a ins , ar ’ sie. A chorus 500 voices
nounce the birth of a young auction Chautauqua institution, however, was musie. A ( horus of 5 vices under
r t Monday carefully kept on a nonsectarian basis the direction of Arthur Hallam is
ee & Monday. . . S— 5 og 3
1s y 3 from its very beginning in 1874. Every trained each season. Th with the
Miss Mary Shelly or Harrisburg, denomination has been invited to its Russian Symphony Orchestra with "its
spent several days in town visiting platform and church houses are at full personnel of seventy-five musicians
@ friends and relatives, present maintained by Congregational, under the direction of Modest Altschu-
=| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shelly and Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, ler, will be the chief attraction this
: oa re’hvioris > AQ nis. 3 sic Festival Veel y
Miss Kathryn Morton of Harrisburg, United Presbyterian, Protestant Epis- ' year. ; Musi Fe iv We k comes
3 Na copal, Baptist, Disciples, Unitarian and Aug. 8-15 and a large and varied pro
spent several days in town. isda ATh te Ite
. ~e Mi i Lutheran societies. gram will be given by this famous or-
The ii Bessie Brown and, Dean Shailer Mathews of Chicago | ehestra and the equally famous chorus,
{Clara Jenking of Baltimore, Md., Theological seminary and president of including such famous operas as
were Sunday visitors to town. the Federated Council of Churches has | “Aida,” “The Messiah” and “Parsifal.” |
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Breneiser and charge of the religious department, Its | Also a dozen other programs at which
tures and study courses j il loists as Ernes c
daughter of Lancaster, were Sunday lectures a study ie) iid BL \ ? aan : Hutcheson,
i : i a mous preachers, such as Dr. Frank A st: 1 Wade Hinshaw, cele-
guests Mrs. atie . : Eb
Euesis of or : Re le Gingrich . Gunsaulus, presid ut of Armour insti- he ‘'opelitan
Mp 200 Mes. Somuel Hershey of fo ¥ 0 inant Titi. wa York city, and
J Mount Joy, were Sunday visitors to llams, JOpiscopal bishop of Michigan; RE
dreds

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Landvater. Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Den-

to Chau

and Mrs. Elmer Bailey of Ver; Dr. Samuel B. McCormick, Univer- k for this
Jethlehem is spending a week Sity of Pittsburgh, take part at Chau- the low price of
in the village visiting relatives, tauqua, N. Y. the program
Mrs. Kathryn Morton of Mount
Joy. wag the guest of her daughter, !
Mrs. Harry Shoemaker Sunday. l
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Landvater of
Maytown spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Landvater, Jr.
Rev, and Mrs. Harry Kottler and
| daughter of Palmyra, spent several
days in town with the former’s pa-
rents,
Mr.

Boating: on Chautauqua Lake, N. Y.

and Mrs. Ammon
Fry, son
| Morton and Miss Ulrich of Palmyra,
spent Sunday in town visiting rela-
| tives.
| The Misses Elizabeth Heiser and
Margaret Fager of Harrisburg, spent
last week as the guests of Mrs. Jno.
[H. Shuemaker,
Miss Hettie Shuemaker and Mr.
| John Shuemaker, spent Saturday ag
[the guests of their brother, Christian
at Milton Grove.
Mrs. John H. Shuemaker and her
| guests, the Misses Elizabeth Heiser
land Margaret Fager, speng¢ Friday
| afternoon at the Masonic Home, at
| Elizabethtown Ea
: 8 ge ill be called |
| The Misses Mary Acker, Minnie | ‘he locals. The game w
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| t 3:15 and the admission {is 10/ The regular monthly meeting ©i
| Hackman and Sarah Rutzman and cents. Come out and see a good the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Generai
(Mr. Harry Shultz of Washington, D. game. Roy Stoll of Pittsburgh, will! Hospital will be held at the home ot
|C., spent Saffirday at the home of

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Auxiliary Meeting
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rip . Mrs. Howard Longenecker on ‘Thurs-
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Duffy. Wilton ty Jovels ass September pe at 3 o'clock. 2t.
| Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Prowell and = “Tt Se ———
| family of Steelton and Mr and Mrs. If you want to buy or sell Real If you want to buy or sell Real buildings,
| Taustes and family of Harrisburg, Estate. see Schroll Estate, see Schroll,

| were Sunday guests of Mr. John H.
yShuemaker, making the trip by auto.
| Saturday, Sept. 4th, the strong
Mountville team will cross bats with

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Over 900
children are registered in the Summer
| with bath,
Heirs of Henry Shenck, decd. will
sell at public sale,
the village of Salun
con's mill,
are ereeted a large two story
house, large bank barn, tobacco
corn barn and other necessary
| |M., on Thursday, Sept. 2
| known by
| Jones
Miller & E
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tunity

|election for a Secretary, Treasurer
land five Managers of the Mount Joy
Cemetery Association will be held in
the Corridor of the Fire Engine
House of the borough of Mount Joy,
on Tuesday evening, September,
14th, between the hours of 6:30 and
8 o'clock P. M, By order of the
Board..
aug. 25-2t, S. Donaven.
LOST—On the Donegal - Road a
pair of rubber boots size 7: Reward
for their return to this office.
aug. 25-2¢
FOR RENT—A desirable tenant
house in country; man with
(small family preferred. Rent reasons
able. Apply at this office. 2t.
FOR RENT—A 9room dwelling on
| Bast Main St., close to Post Office
gas and other con-
rent reasonable. Apply to
H. H. Nissley, Mount Joy. jly-14 tL.
thao
the

veniences:
FOR SALE—A good as new 3-b
sr gasoline
urn-
stove im Al condition
Cost $15 but will sell very cheap
3s have no further gyse. Call ag
this office, of
NOTICE—] am prepared to do all
kinds of hauling, plowing lots, amd
work of that King. Charges very
reasonable. Jacob Brown, Mt. Joy. tf
PEACHES—I have about 400
ets of white and yellow peaches
which I will sell very reasonable, H,
B. Martin, Mt. Joy. 4t,
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“Doctrines of devils” have been the
source of skepticism. This question
satisfactorily explained. In the
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PUBLIC SALE
On Thursday Sept. 2nd, 1915—The
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on the pi
1, mile west of
ga near C. F. Baa
a tract of land contain.
ng 102 acres more or less on which
brick
n Rapho township,

Sale to commence at 2 o'cl
, 1915
erms and conditions . will he
HENRY SHENCK®
L. Mi pot.
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