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THE
ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE
Happenings Around That Popular
Educational Institution
vacation of ten days the
Monday
After a
school opened again on
January 3, at one o'clock
Dr. D. C President of the
College,
Reber,
spent part of his
| Palmyra, speaking at the
| Exercises of the Church of the Breth-
ren on December 26
Prof. H. K.
'of his
Ober spent about a week
vacation in Ohio in Sunday
School Institute Work. The first part
visited in Hartville,
Northern eastern Ohio, and the later
[part of the week in Tiffin in the north
{western Ohio. On his return he
stopped in Clinton County. On Friday
24, he preached at
Exercises of the
{of the week he
| evening, December
|the Teacher Training
Church of the Brethren of
| Charles Schwenk, a student is
| Elder, and preached at the same place
also visited the home of
Paul Schwenk, students
Prof. Ober took this
|opportunity to canvass for students.
| On Saturday January 8,
| Prof. Ober preached at the Hamburg
| Sanitorium, Hamburg, Pa.
A meeting of the
College will be held on Tuesday morn-
ing, January 11 at ten o'clock.
The Sixteenth annual Bible Insti-
| tute of the College Wednes
day morning, January 12, - at nine
Elder William M Howe of
Myersdale, Pa., will again be one of
He will
evangelistic services in the
which
former
on Sunday. He
{IL. Anna and
lof the college.
evening,
Trustees of the
opens on
o'clock.
the instructors. conduct the
evening.
Kathryn Ziegler, an alumnus of the
school, and a. missionary to India, will
give talks along the line of Missionary
Work
The daily
9:20 Sunday School
follows :
Pedagogy, H. K.
Wm. M.
10:40 Book of Hebrews, R. W.
1:40 Book of
Wm. M. Howe: Church Ordin-
ances, R. W. 3:00 Miscel- |
laneous Topics by different speakers.
An Educational Program will be
rendered on Saturday, January 15, at
two o'clock. Mr. 8. G. Meyer, of the
Class of 1910, will give an oration en-
titled “The Greatest School.” An ad-
iress on “The Purpose of Higher Edu-
cation” will be given by Rev. Robert
MacGowan, M. A., Pastor of the First
Church of Lancaster, !
program IS AS
Howe ’
Schlosser ; Revelation,
2 90)
Schlosser ;
Presbyterian
| Pa.
| On Sunday morning, January 16, at |
ten o'clock, a Temperance Program |
will be rendered. Dr. Isembery, Super.
intendent of the Chester Publie
Schools, will be the speaker on this
pceasion. Everyone is invited to attend |
I these services in the College Chapel.
1 fi erzons desiring accommodations of
hs: dging should apply to Dr. D. C. Re- |
(ver. President of the College.
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FARM PRODUCTS SHOW
| Great Preparations Being Made for
{ the Fourth Annua] Event
|
| © Arrangements are rapidly being com-
pleted for the holding of the Fourth
noon, | have ever seen a rug made from start
have been so
vacation at | the most interesting processes we have
Christmas ayer
©
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY
©
Rug Making From ‘Raw Material to
Finished Product
We wonder how many of our readers
to finish, We wager that not man
is one o
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fortunate. It
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witnessed,
Lancaster, Pa.,
have a special arrangement with the |
M. J. Whittall rug and carpet Manu- | ©)
facturers, Worcester, Mass.,, one of |
the largest and oldest known rug Mant- |,
facturers in the world, who have a loom | 5X
in operation on their fourth floor. ruis | ©
is the only Exhibition Rug Weaving |
Loom in the world. and has never be- | (©)
shown in the immediate
It is 8 feet high, 5 feet wide |
parts and was |
Store,
The Hager
fore been
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vicinity.
and has 3000 separate
built especially for exhibition purposes.
weaving a Whittally,
Brussels Rug will be|
detail. You will |
goes in to the |
The process of
Chlidema Body
presented in
see the raw wool that
rug, vou will see the various stages of |
every
making until the finished product leaves |
the loom ready for the market.
To those having some knowledge of
weaving, this loom with its 1100 spools
864 warp
ingenious machinery, |
000ORERROPEOOPOOOOO®
of colored yarns and its
threads with its
magic, products the
beautiful
interesting sight
which, as if by
most intricate and patterns,
will prove a mighty
and is worth trtveling some distance to
ce.
The Hager
all and see the
Store invites everbody to
loom in action, grown-
clubs and
ips and children ;
izations are
other ol particularly
lcome to call
in bodies and see what
Whittall
questions you like;
We
goes into the making of a
Rug. Ask all the
anything you wish to know
will be gladly
about the
loom and its workings
explained to you. It is operated by a
skilled demonstrator while
explains the workings of this wonder-
ful machine.
The demonstrations begin next Sat-
urday, Jan. 15 and
the following week including Saturday, |} 4}
Jan. 22. The loom runs every morning | R,,
from 9 to 12; every afternoon from 2'
to 5 and each
to 9. [ the
ob Me |
Resolutions of Condolence | zel
Whereas, God in His infinite wisdom |g
has seen fit to remove from this world| Mp. and
our friend | daughter Lillie
and co-worker, J. M. Hostetter, whom | with Jacob Snyder and family.
Mrs. A. K. Brubzaker,
Whereas, his faithful labors In 20 | min Bomberger and Arthur Brubaker
of cares and tribulations,
we have learned to love and
official capacity have greatly inspired | we
| us, | Misses Mae
¢ it Resolved, that we recognize in| wy;
omnipotent father whose
ways we do not understand,
Resolved, that while we deeply feel | fol
the loss of this co-worker, we can only Sn
family, and would command them to
things well in His appointed time.
tions be sent to the bereaved family, | Su
be spread upon the
AN EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT ©©EO006) OPPO ®
continue through | rppe
Messrs. Elam !
Saturday night from Tiber Krady spent part of Sunday with
I ‘Rev. 1.
his removal the all wise wisdom of an | and visited grandma Brubaker on Sun- |
mysterious | day. |
Miss Nora
in part sympathize with the bereaved |phaker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H Erb and Mr.
place their trust in Him who doeth all and Mrs.
|
Hess and family near Litits on Satur-
Resolved, that a copy of these resolu. (day and Mr. and Mrs. L
minutes of this Mr. and
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anuary Clearance S:
Going On! A Wonderlul Mone}
Saving Event
Getting the store and it’s huge stocks in shape for invento
February first; that’s the object of the great clearance movemen|
The stock of every department must bereduced as low as possibld
very small or odd lot must be disposed of entirly nothing will b
allowed to interfere with our purpose,—so watch of our counters
note the wonderful values, visit the store frequently.
Perfect Results require drastic methods; and the price we
put on good “Leinbach Quaiity” merchandise during this cleaning
up process makes January the most important month i: the year
as far as clean-out savings are concerned.
Every day, every week, until the first of February will have
its new offerings--don’t let them escape you!
Doutle S. & H. Green Stamps |
Saturday Morning Until 12 Noon
[ einbach & Com pany
Lancaster, Penna.
POOL
a lecturer
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ERISMAN’S CHURCH
stork delivered a dear little
yy girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
hrer on Friday.
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Poultry Goods and Disinfecthnt
It you are in need of any poultry foods it will pay you to
I carry the following well known
Longenecker and Hu-!
ir chum Earl Witmer. |
Brubaker is conducting Evan- |
Strickler’s Church
|® get my prices before buying.
brands:
istic services at
uphin County at present.
Mrs. C. B. Bucher and
were Sunday guests!
GARBER'S
PRATT'S
CONKEY’'S
HES-ES
Also agent for Security Calf food and Gulvet,
cattle tonic.
The Rexall Store -
E. W. GARBER y
EAST MAIN STREET
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BARKER'S
RUST'S
GEYER'S
Mra, Benja- |
re on the sick list the past week.
Brubaker and Mary |
attended Petersburg Church | the great
itmer
Bucher entertained the |
lowing on Sunday: Misses Emma |
yder, Ruth, Nora and Mabel Bru-|
Jacob Hess visited John MOU JOY, PA.
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Mrs. Christ Breneman
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corporation, and be published in the from near Mount Joy and Mr. and
Elizabethtown and Mount Joy papers. | Mrs. Jacob Greider from near Dayton, |
E. B. Wolgemuth, | Ohio, visited Daniel Metzler and family |
H. E. Garber, | last Thursday. |
F. B. N. Hoffer. Mr. and Mrs.
Committee. | and Mrs. Peter Hernley and Miss |
EE { Gertie Brubaker were Sunday guests
Resolutions of Respect in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John |
Resolved, That it has pleased al-| Metzler and family.
mighty God to remove from our midst| Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Witmer and |
Jacob M. Hostetter, our much beloved | daughter Alta and Mr. and Mrs. |
family visited |
friend and co-worker in the board of [Monroe Metzler and
family near |
managers of the Farmers Creamery | David Buckwalter and
Company. | Neffsville on Sunday.
Resolved, That we do greatly miss| ———- Eee
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§ crops: canned goods (fruits or vege- | |
. ; d H| Staves and designs made of fruit or | him and do keenly feel his loss as a| Unclaimed Letters
|
Annual Farm Products Show to be
| held in the Hienmenz Auditorium,
| Lancaster on January 19, 20, 21, 1916.
[Tue Show will include exhibits of
( products, attractive displays by a
Vulcanizing
MOUNT JOY
POTH PHONES
NEW HAVEN & MAIN 8TS.
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Harvey Rettew, Mr. |
number of business firms, as well as
{ appropriate program and entertainment
| features,
The exhibits will include corn (10
land 30 ear lots); plate (5 specimens)
{and box exhibits of apples: 1-2 peck
lots of potatoes; pound prints or rolls
of farm butter; carrots, celery, leeks,
2 | parsnips, mangels and other root
A Few Cents §
Each Week
Keeps Up The Payments In Our
Landis
Christmas Savings
Club
It has proved to be the easiest and
surest way to save money for the Holi-
days. The Dimes, Nickels and Pennies
you allow to slip through your fingers,
will soon accumulate into a generous
sum if you become a member of one or
“more classes. A couple of weeks before
Christmas you will get a chetk £3Mall
you have paid in, plus interest! af est
YOU WiLL GET TEN CELEBRATED
is.& H. Trading Stampsi|
FTES
GEUIFSH WITH EVERY DOLLAR®S WORTH OF COAL PUR|
, CHASED FOR CASH AT
{ corn. | neighbor, kind friend and helper. He| Unclaimed letters at the Mt. Joy
list is offered | Was well beloved by his family, his | post office, Jan. 12, 1916.
farmers to bring | neighbors and especially by his church.| Frances May Fry
Ls tesolved, That our earthly loss will! Mrs. Barbara Brown |
| sired to this year’s show excel all | be his heavenly gain. The Bible tells| Mrs. Joseph H. Smith (
along this line | us blessed is the saint that dies in! Mrs, Albert G. Phillippy
should be brought in or | the Lord. Mrs, Fannie Zeager
Bucher, Lancaster not | Resolved, That this shall be printed Daisy Shelly
. M. January 19, 1916. | in the Mount Joy Bulletin and a copy Frank Swords
nformation will gladly | be sent family. Chas. A. Bagley
the Lancaster County Matilda Landis
J. F. Fenstermacher, Postmaster
ies A nee
Read the Bulletin.
Subserite for the Mt. Joy Bulletin
A generons pramium
Coal and foticn shouts aeacet
LUMBER YARDS in their wets, It is very much de- |
mg mo
SUV, Nw Mount Joy, Penna.
Sole agent for Conge Reefing. Ne. 1 Cedar Shiryies always on hand.
Also Siding, Fieoring, Sash, Deers Blinds, Mouldings, Laths, Etc.
Agent for Lehigh Portland Cement, Roofing Slats and Sheet iren.
Estimates quickly and cheerfully made on BUILDING MATERIAL and zi)
kinds of CONCRETING \ ORK. BOTH phones.
_— _— - — — Erb—Eshleman
Miss Kati A. Eshleman of near |
wrried at York on The
to the bereaved
Committee,
3enj. L. Garber,
Amos M. Musser.
eI (lis maentiarens
Rapho Lyceum
| Lyceum met Tuesday evening
Lilo G. Erb of near e number present. An elec-
- lion Dazsonaze % the | tion to fill the vacant offices of critic
iited Brethren Churec ia RR : : fia)
2, vasior, oilclating, The |p ator Tosied in Mr. Jobb Fie Lih “Associate, Judges of the Qour
v rE of Common Pleas in and for the Cour
inattended and they will The program of | ty of Lancaster, and Assistant Justi
Columbia, the evening was interesting. The ces of the Courts of Oyer and Term~
Ta — next meeting will be held Friday even- | 26: and General Fou Delivery au:
County Tax Rate ing 1st inst at Sporting Hill, when ares Sessions of sve wiih ve ig
T ) or the County of Lancaster, have
The county tax rate of two and the following program will be given: sued their precept, to me directed
one-half \nills on the dollar on the | Music by Society, Sentimental Roll-| requiring me, among other things
assessed (valuation for County Pur-|call; Referred Question, Allen Bru-|'!0 make puvhic pledismation {HMw |
poses, wil} remain unchanged. This |baker; Debate: Resolved that Lincoln | Ou ny Bailiwick, hak a ahi Jali |
rate of taxation together with the |served his country better than Wash- | Deli ery, also a Court of the General
money recejyved from other sources Affirmative Miss Anna Bruba-! Quafter Sessions of the Peace and
will ta Bo to meet all the |ker, Mr. C. R. Geib, Jail Delivery, will commence in the
| county ‘axperpses. Grace Holland, Mr. J. A. Engle; i ter, in the Commonwealth of Penn- |
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’ither by phone or letter.
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Furniture
210I'1I Vi
Thurs } D
Culumbia
Second
I will continue the furniture J. N. K
business on the second door of Couple
the Engle Building, with a eom-
plete and uptodate line of all
kinds of fruniture. Prices are
very reasonable. When in need
of furniture call and see me.
COURT PROCLAMATION
Whereas, the Hon. Charles I Lan-
dis, President, and Hom, A. B. Has
with a I
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Your check will reach you pst
#2. when it will be thoroughly appreciaf§d
The money will buy presents and ip
B¥ out? with other expenses that alwjys
have to be met at a time when ther} is
much to buy and pay for. F ==
Ps o%eeTe ste ste i.
Repairing and Painting a Special
Special Attention Given te REMODLING ANTIQUE FURNITURE
REDBDBRX,
ington.
D. H. ENGLE,
West Main St,
MOUNT JOY, Pa.
L i Miss |
Negative Mis Court House in the City of Lancas-
| tation, Miss Alta Rohrer; Music, /So-!sylvania,
it- ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN JAN-
ciety; Referred Question, Earl
WNIT The one best all-around
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—_—_ = Sec.
gun—for ducks, | “Each box shall be erected on the
Must Bq Properly Erected
8217, (Postal Laws,
geese, foxes, for trap shooting and all small | Toad regularly \traveleq by a rural
game—is the 12-gauge, 6-shot
Gun Built.
Repeating Shotgun’
| carrier and in )such position ag to
be easily and {safely accessible for
delivery and collection of mail by
carri without \leaving his convey-
ance.”
n't only wath the newspapers
reads, mer ;
Editress; Critic's Re-
Business; Ad
Lyceum News,
port Miscellaneous
journment,
rs ee tA A —
Wednesday afternoon, in Christ
Lutheran Church, at Elizabethtown,
Klein, Secretary and Treasurer of|
Select Reading, Norman Givler UARY, (THE 17TH), 1916
Kiein—Treichler b
y
Rev, Frank Croman married William |/aminations, and
fn pursuance of which precept Pub-
id Notice is hereby given to the May-
orf and Alderman of the City of Lan-
Aster, in the said county, and all the
Jlustices of the Peace, the Coroner
'nd Constables of said City and Coun-
of Lancaster, that they be then
nd there in their own proper per |
ns with their rolls, records and ex |
inquisitions, and |
their other rememberances, to do |
Hundreds are'already enrolled.
More are coming every day. 8
Let us have the co-operation of your
nd friends.
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For snipe, quail, partridge, woodcock, squir-
. els, rabbits, etc., the 16 or 20 gauge has the
: " +nd those things which to their offices |
the Kleia.. Chocolate Compgay, . 3 appertain in their behalf to be done |
Miss Rae Treichler, daughter of the|,,q also those who will prosecute |
late Dr. and Mrs. A. C. eichier. | against the prisoners who are or then |
It handles fast, hits hard for
: and is a wonder-} b
ful game OU
he specials wi offer each week
come to the stdre and see them.
of the 12-gauge without the weight,
pe. quick gun of berutiful proportions, superbly
with
every up-to-flate feature:
h, inside as ell as out; Solid Top; Side
3 I ski oa):
d 3c post-
ammerless;
for complete
Shots (5 in 20
A 4
og of all Marlin
ting rifles and sj
fetter) ald
8 new things almost daily to
at bargs Martin's,
| canal
hf
i
The doullle ring ceremony fas used
in the psence of the vediats
families cand MTs. np left
on a hingto 2
the Sou
ny
-
»
shall be, in the jail of the said
county of Lancaster, are to be ther
and there to prosecu.c against them
as ghaly be just.
at f Pa., the 17th
December, i |
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