WILLLLOOO00000000CO00000O0000OOOOOOOOOO0000
SA AUTOGRAPHIC KODAK, PRICE, $22.50
The Package
That Contains
a
KODAK
will be first opened
Christmas morn
mplete line of Kodaks from the efficient little
handsome, capable “big brother,” the 3A. They
c, of course, they must be to be up-to-date.
store ig sure to solve some Of your gift prob-
$6 up. Brownie Cameras--$1 up
es agpncy for Darmstaetter's of Lancaster,
kood developing ang printing leave your FILMS with
B. BENDER
BA RBEIR
MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PA.
VERYTHING FOR THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER
i
3
*
LJ
Ld
»
Ls
*
7
J
LY
7
0
£0
i
%.
4
*
0
0
%.
o
o
0
»
J
*
%
DF
+
&
o
J
0
0
0
*
0
QO
*
0
J
*
0
»
*
LJ
*
*
*
Ld
»
*
Ld
Ld
7
Ls
LJ
0
RJ)
O0O00000000000O0O000000000000000000000OO0
Merry Christmas Wish
The CHANDLER ;Store
during these, the last few days before Christmas,
extend to everyone the heartiest Christmas Greeting.
ht you have taken advantage of our Christmas ser-
. Christmas offers and that, in whatever way we
you, are highly pleased. May your holidays be
od cheer, happiness and perfect contentment, and
wv ves hold for you apr good things and
t of fond desires.
jum contest closes Dec. 24.
time that day or eve
of coupons will rece
the second highest a
you
om
n som
number
and
p you.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,
a $2.00
$1.00 box
box
Ask
dler’'s Drug Store
est Main Street, Mount Joy
Bd pide
1 TE, SS —
$2.10 Round Trip
Pr opuitionate fares
fi
Tra iran rom other px]
Joy 7.01 a. m.|
Costumed § w
i e Fears 0
oa 15 A Festal
Ne ly 7 the famed
Returning, train]
station 7 5H Rleaves Phiiadaip
Masonic Home News
There is no branch of Mas.nry in
which the female portion of the
families of its members participate
in the social life and reunions of
the body as in that of the Knights
Templar. At every conclave the
wives, daughters and sisters of the
Sir Knights, accompany them, and
participate in the receptions, balls,
excursions and everything of inter-
est, except the business meeting. The
ladies of the Sir Knights, residing
in the conclave city, arrange spe-
cial excursions and entertainments
for the visiting ladies, in order to
render their visit more enjoyable. In
order to further the better acquaint-
ance and comradship of these par-
ticipants, they have banded them. |
selves into guilds, and are known
as Ladies’ Auxiliaries of Command-|
eries.
The Ladies’
ter Commandery,
brilliant example
tions. It is composed of some of the
best known and talented ladies of
Lancaster, who are leaders in so-
ciety and prominent in advancement |
and uplift. In their social gatherings |
is to be found a manifestation of |
Masonic spirit which they have, in|
their relationship, absorbed. This is!
shown in their deeds of kindness to
widow and orphan, to the sick and!
needy, and the Christmas cheer they |
dispense in that gladsome time. For
three successive winters this spirit
has manifested itself in deeds of
kindness to the guests of the Ma-
sonic Homes. The third annual
repetition occurred on Friday even-
ing, December 10, 1915, when they
journeyed to the Homes and delight-
ed a large audience with an enter-!
tainment of music and fun. At con-
siderable labor, study and expense,
they prepared and produced this
entertainment, actuated by the single
object of reflecting a few hours of
|
Auxiliary of Lancas-|
No. 13: XK. T.,/is a
these organiza-
of
of the Homes,
and applause
whose happy faces
of appreciation must
surely have warmed the hearts of
the Auxiliary, with a sense of re-!
ward for their thoughful kindness.
The program rendered, consisted
of piano solo, piano duets, vocal
{ solo and four light comedies. An
| hour of dancing brought the pleas-
ant evening to a close.
The rendition of this program
gave proof of the possession, by
these ladies, of marked musical and
histrionic talents, and they have the
assurance of the deep sense of grati-
tude of every one connected with
the Homes, and of their apprecia-
tion of the kindly sentiments which
inspired the act.
The religious services of Sunday, |
December 5, 1915, were conducted
by Manheim Lodge No. 587, and
were in charge of Rev, John Rothar-|
mel, pastor of the german Reformed
Church of East Petersburg. A choir |
of sixteen voices, under the direction |
of M. T. Williams, rendered several,
anthems.
The gervices on Sunday, Decem-
ber 12, 1915, were notable as being
the first in the Homes’ history to be
conducted exclusively by members
of its household. Among the guests
o. the Homes are two retired minis-
ters, the Rev. Bro. David Eason, a
member of Lodge No. 276 of Brook-
ville, Pa., and Rev. Bro. Gilbert M.
Chamberlain, a member of Lodge
No. 248 of Tunkhannock, Pa. The
former led in the prayers, and the
latter delivered the sermon. The
| chaplain, Brother William H. Shaf-|
Li read the Scripture Lesson. A|
prelude for clarfonet and piano was |
| rendereq by Brother John W. Cooke
{and Mrs. Van Horn, and a choir com-
| posed of guests and employees ren-
{ dered the anthems in an excellent
| manner,
AP Ae eee
| Foreign Demand for
Tobacco
{ Local tobacco is much in demand
{in many of the neutral countries of |
| Burope. Recently agents of fers
{located in these countries have been |
[busy in the Ninth Revenue District, |
| mainly in Lancaster and York coun.
| ties, purchasing tobacco for foreign |
use. It Is estimated that during the |
| past four weeks, over 200,000 pounds |
| have been shipped for immediate ex-
portation and that as much will be |
again shipped during the present
month. |
| During the fiscal year ending June, |
1915, from the Ninth Revenue Dis |
| trict there were exported approxi- |
| mately 500,000 pounds. Estimating | fen
300 pounds to the case, this means
that 1,700 cases from this section
| were purchased from the Ninth Dis- |
[ triet.
| —— ee
! Better Rural Schools Urged {
In his forthcoming annual report |
Secretary Lane suggests the need |
{for a national campaign for a better |
| rural school. He speaks of Young |
| America, our 22,000,000 school boys
|and girls, as the chief resource LH
| the nation and asks: “Are we doing
{all possible to develop this re-|
{ source?”
ee eel AD ee ee
Close on Holiday,
We, the undersigned, have dgreet |
to close our places of business on
he 25th of Dec. (Christmas Day)
nd 1st of Jan. (New Year’s Day).
PTI BER CH. J. willlams.
oi T# L. Percy Hellig.
¥ Jos. B. Hershey.
WER Allen M. Way.
Lancaster Co. |
sunshine into the Hves of the guests «
| Fridy
[trip to the
| packed in zinc boxes, with sponge, 10c.
THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY, PA.
|
Landis Bros, Receive Carload of
Bituminoug Coal
SEE ————
Mr. and Mrs. S.J. King spent
Sunday at Harrisburg as guests of
relatives and friends. '
The Rheems schools will hold
their Christmas exercises Thurs-
day evening, Dec. 23rd.
Mrs. Harry Brandt of near this
place, is slowly recuperating from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
The Rheems Sunday School
RHEEMS
dis-
tributed their Xmas presents to!
their pupils on Sunday morning.
Irvin Smith, the country butcher, |
slaughtered three large porkers for
Leander Groff one day last week. |
Messrs. H. Greiner and Gabriel |
Risser purchased several hundred |
bushels of corn from Cyrus Evans
last week.
Mr. Peter R. Kraybill of State!
College and A. LaMonte of Bound-
| brook, N. J., were Sunday guests of |
iJ. K. Bard.
Ed Ream, the extensive horse
dealer of Mt. Joy, transacted busi-
ness in this place on Monday. He
traveled by auto. |
The past few days have been
ideal ones for the stone quarry
work, There is a demand for more
men at good wages.
Mrs. Jacob W. Heisey returned
from Hyner last Sunday, after
spending several months with her
son Christian and family.
Messrs. Peter R, Kraybill and 2.
K. Bard of State College, arrived
at their homes on Saturday for a
two weeks’ vacation.
Landis Bros. received a carload
of bituminous coal last week, and
are now hauling it to their stone
meal plant with their large truck.
Mr. William Hoover, a merchant
of Millroy, Mifflin County, was the
guest of his brother, Harry Hoover
and family, in this place, on Satur-
day.
Mr. Elmer Groff spent last Sun-
day at Harrisburg, traveling by
way of Hershey, and taking in the
sights the Elizabethtown and
Hershey trolley line.
Cyrus Evans, the Rheems thresh-
and fodder shredder, on Thurs-
cleaned up the threshing for H.
On Monday he shred-
ded fodder for Jos. Smith.
Snyder & Gish sold their entire
packing of 1913 cased tobacco, 157
E. N. Hershey, The to-
bacco was loaded on cars for the
Eastern markets, on Monday.
Mrs. Laura Keller and daughter
Anna entertained Mr. Amos C. Fri-
dy and family of Elizabethtown;
Mr. and Mrs. John Fridy and Irvin
of Donegal, and a number of
other guests on Sunday. |
Master Jac. and Winfleld Heisey,
with a two-horse team, accompanied
a number of classmates, made a
Conewago Hills for
greens. They retuned with a load
of trees, a number of them being
20 feet long,
rere eens
A Bad Auto Accident
One man’s life was snuffed out
along
er
day
1.. Heisey.
cases, to
by
and another man was hurt in an |
automobile accident near
early Sunday morning.
ler was almost
Harry Zinn was painfully injured.
Both men were Ephrata residents
and it is said were under the in.
fluence of liquor, They were joy
riding in an auto early Sunday
morning, when one grabbed the
wheel while the other was driving
real fast and as a result the ma-
| chine turned turtle.
—
Ephrata
For Her Heirs
The estate of Anna Hershey, late
of East Hempfield, adjudicated
and leaves $6,146.98 distribution.
ftemes
Sh
oe Polishes - |
MNEST Fro
was
for
LARGEST VARI?" 8
“ont EDGE,- the only tadics’ shoe dressing that |
positively contains il, Blacks, Polishes and Pre
serves ladies’ and children’s shoes, shines withous |
subbing, 25¢. “FRENCH GLOSS,” 10c. |
“STAR” combination for cleaning and polishing al |
Eindsof russetor tan shoes, 10c. "DANDY" size, 35¢.
“QUICK WHITE" (in liquid form with sponge) quick |
| tycleans and whitens dirty canvas shoes. 10¢,
“ALBO™ cleans and whitens BUCK, NUBUCK, |
SUEDE, and CANVAS SHOES. In round white cakes |
n hands |
| some, large aluminum boxes, with sponge, 25¢c. |
If your dealer does not keep the kind you want, send as
She price An swaps for full size package, charges paid, |
WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO, |
7-20 Albany Street, Cambridge, Mass.
he Oldest a and Largest M ManxTocturers ar |
SPEND Y OUR VACATION |
IN NEW YORK
n New York in
v place in the
t know how. |
You ca
one t
world, 1 ni
f We farniua the
‘HENOW HOW”
One full week of “Sight Seeing!
will show you everything worth |
while in the big city.
$45.00
~omodations,
n see
”
covers hotel acc
cost of sight seeing trips,
theat ers, roof gariens, etc.
We even pay all your carfare
around the city. Write for
booklet A * ‘Seeing New York
At Alindiom Cost.”
Te TOLSON, Pres.
aS = Hotel ry New York City.
PTT SW. B. Bender.
eel Geen
ead the Bulletin.
Joy's Best Paper—Bulletin.
Mt. Joy's Best Paper—Bulletin.
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
Subscribe for the it. Joy Bulletin
O00000000000OUCONNCOtOTCOIOTOOOEOUISIOIBOOSOIOIOBOCOOOOBOCO0OCCOOCDOIE CE eS «
deed ddsiededbdodeiodeefodedofdednioiodnioided
Lemuel Kel |
instantly killed and!
Wednesday, December 23,
BOOOC ROOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOO0O00O000CO000000000000CO0OOCOCOCODIDIODOOE
Christmas Comes But Once A
and when It Comes It Bringd
Good Cheer
This store]is thejheadyuarters for'’Xmas Wines, & Liquors, look over these suggestions
2 ee sees 1.60 760
Bottled Wines ! ys
125
1.00
1.26
1.25
1.50
1.50
1.60
. 1.25
1.00
. 1.00
1.26
1.00
1.00
«os 1.25
. 1.26
0
5
Mount Vernon .. .. Ginger ..
Haunnisville
Irimble ..
McHenry
Wilson
Hunter .
PY. & C, No, 6.
Gallagher & Burton
Canadian Club
Green River ..
Young's
Highspire 75¢
Duffy’s Malt ..
Roselawn ..
Old Penn ..
Calvert. ... .ieiceiisee
Imperial Cabinet .. ..
COCKTAILS
Club Manhatten
Club Martini
Club Vermouth ..
Club, Whiskey
Champtail, 24 bottles
se es
se os
- Port ..
Sweet Catawba ..
Sherry ..
Muscatel ’
TORAY «ctor vei vera
Cherry .. ., ..
Claret ..
These
oe
ve soe
«4.91.28
.. 126
1.25
. 1.28
76¢
.e
es ‘oe
BEERS, PORTERS, ETC.
Reading Light, a case .. ..$1.00
Reading Dark, a case . 1.00
Columbian, a case .. ,., .. 1.00
Horlacher, ¢ month, a case 1.20
Porter, large, a case .. 1.00
Porter, small, a case 60c
Ale, small, a case .. 60c
Stout Continental, 3 case .. 1.50
Stout Guinesses, a case ....5.00
.
se eves
all full
for the
will give 8
bottles are
quarts, and special
holidays only, we
bottles for a dollar,
We also have these wines in
short quarts, 4 bottles for a
dollar,
Blackberry ..
Virginia Dare
White Port ..
Angelica ..
Alter Wine ..
Sauterne .. ae +756
Hochheimer.. .. lesie 500
Garrett & Co. Sherry, in beau-
tiful decanter with glass stop-
per, 75¢
Bottled Whiskies
Gibson $1.00 ... $1.25
Silver Crescent .. «128
Carstairs . 1.28
Overholt rs .. 1.00
Golden Sheaf .. .. . 1.00
Golden Rod . 1.28
Columbia Club vai iB
Three Feathers .. .. 200
Rohrer’s “A” .. .. 1.50
BGOOOOO0000
. «.50¢
...$1.00
«s +.75¢
ee +750
—
ve»
au an .
Champagnes
Great Western
G. H. Mumm & Co,
Moet & Chandon . 4.50
Champtail, 24 bottles +2 +156
If you cannot afford Cham-
pagne for the Xmas dinner, or-
der the Champtail. It is real-
ly sparkling champagne without
the alcohol.
Brandies
Hennessey three star
Martell’s one star
Wine Brandy
California 75¢
Apple ..
Peach
Apricot
..$2.00
. 4.60
SODA WATERS
Coca Cola, 24 bottles
Ginger Ale, 12 large
Ginger Ale, 24 medium
Ginger Ale, 24 small ..
Hire’s Root Beer, 24 bot.,
Orangeade, 24 bottle ..
Birch Beer, 24 bottles .
Sarsaparilla, 24 bottles ....
Lemon Soda, 24 bottles
Cremen Soda, 24 bottles ..
Grape Hi-ball, 24 bottles
Champtail . ee
Ironbeer, 24 bottles se eese
Cherry Smash, 24 bottles .. 78¢
Peach Mellow, 24 bottles .. 75¢
Moxie, 12 bottles . 250
..$1.00
120
1.20
be
1.00
78¢
76¢
76¢
7c
75¢
78¢
78¢
Tie
se ve
.e
os
.e
GORDO OOOOOO0O0OO0OO000
.s
..$2.00
. 1.60
.r 125
. 1.00
. 78¢
. 75¢
75¢
.e “se
.e .e
.e
cen
.e
FLANAGAN'S
The House of Quality
5th and hoecust Sts. Columbia, Penna.
»
0
GC
«
8, OSOOOCOOO00CO0O0CO0000000O00LODOOLLOOLLLLLVLIIVLIVLVLLLVLLLVOIDLLOLOLVLOODO0DDOOO0D00OCO0T
fortesfoenfonfesteofesfonfesfortofosfosfoofesfocfofonfonfonfectunfe nto fost fe onto fetefosfoofifasfoufusfoofeadr dopo onfeoniooio doped
CHRISTMAS “3
CARES
12 Doz. Assorted For $1.00
Leave Your[Order.atiEd;Ream’s Mount Joy
or at the Bakery at Florin, Pa.
wlhecfenforlisunfo fore
%&
Also a Freshjand Up-to-Date Line of
Groceries, Bananas, Oranges, Grapes, Nuts
and Christmas Candies
All Phone Orders Promptly Delived to Your Home
J. K. FREYMCYER
Both Telephones
Lo
Florin, Penna.
defedededefodefodnfeo
Ton T ESR TRL Tran Tog
Autoists, Read This
DOES YOUR AUTOMOBILE NEED REPAIRING? DOES YOUR MOTOR 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
I HAVE IN MY EMPLOY MR. JOHN KESSELRING, A MAN WITH EIGHT YEARS’ PRACTICAL EX-
PERIENCE ON AUTOMOBILE WORK. HE CAN REPAIR ANY MAKE CAR KNOWN TO THE TRADE
AND DO IT RIGHT. DOESN'T THAT INTEREST YOU?
Agent for the
Studebakers and Pullmans
Rutomobile Accessories
I ALWAYS CARRY A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF CONGRESS TIRES, AND ALL AUTO AGC
CESSORIES.
WHEN IN TROUBLE, OR WHENEVER YOU NEED A FIRST-CLASS AUTO MAN, CALL.
MOUNT JOY GARAGE
Peter S. Brubaker, Propr.
Bell Phone 147-11 MOUNT JOY, PENNE
Also Auto Hiring at All Times
RL TORE TSRLETHRE TTS