THE B guests in th presence of a large| and afterward were visitors, 21 in all. This| Monroe Hollinger home. hrgest attendance in the| Messrs. Chas. Shearer, Willis of the class. After the| Heisey and Omar Hostetter visited lesson had been gone over a| Arthur Keefer on Sunday. singing was con- |e wilo eob -ft uns BRb SA Jg.:8 Visitors always | ..Yo v‘xo mH ..i, le‘t, tteio fld Mr. Charles Baker and lady frien session of ed by the class. lcome and new members are al- | ULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PENNA. A We e (ANNOUNCING OUR d Sty vays admitted. of Bachmanville, and Misses Flor ¥ The Hartford Company has ad-| ence and Ruth Baker and brother / rals P| justed the claims for damages by|Joe and Mrs. C. P. Eshleman and Wt [ hail on tobacco. Very nearly $2500 | daughter spent Sunday at E. P. AI J OPE I damages were paid in the vicinity of | Eshleman’s. their | Mastersonville. The insured farmers! Mr. Gideon Gibble while going gs nos { will receive their vouchers this week. through the meadow on Wednesday ith S lo Clothe 37 ime and | All of the farmers but a very few | morning before day light to bring 1 US S a Chan- | were pleased and satisfied with the | the cows, slipped and fell, giving | : t positively | adjustment of damages. Some re-' him quite a jar. No bones were | A big feature CEC] yi ceived 100 per cent. some 75 per broken and Mr. Gibble is about agair | us Tuepday | cent. many received from 50 to 60 as spry as ever. | es on applica- | per cent. and the rest averaged from Te ——— | I 5 to 50 per cent. The Old Hartford is very reliable and would have paid all of the tobacco insured if it all had been totally destroyed, digging down into the surplus. et ec SALUNGA Norman Nissley and family wer OWN J. Lowe Attends Confer- | ancaster—Charles Forrey | En ee SPORTING HILL Mention | Mrs. Preston Long and Daughter Re- Mrs. John Peifer spent a day las [week with Mrs. Hershey at Lancas | ter. Samuel Eby family rae and spen . Annie H. Mackley is visiting spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Harry Gibbel. Considerable field too green to cut. busy and laborers scarce. Linfield. turn to Long Island—Auto Truck | Lititz. ae bill of Harrisburg, was | Load Spent Last Sunday at Get- Mrs. Albert Stauffer of _Philadel- Our lines are the “thoroughbreds of the | tysburg—Other Notes phia, spent Thursday with Mrs. | . 9” . ; . . : i —— fohn Deiter | nation.” They include Style with a big MPs ™S0ram Sload is visiting rela- : : Mac, 's : hnrles. Drescher py h . en, CDE 1916, by tives in Philadelphia. Samuel Baker and family moved Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drescher S and quality with a big 0. ry Sonne 2 Miss Mabel Wittell of Columbia, | 0 Lancaster last Saturday. visited Miss Mary Heisey. Mr. A. RH. Vogel, Jr., of Ephrata Miss Etter of Highspire, spent | A. H. Vogel some time with Miss Ella Eshleman. | Samuel Johnstin is visiting his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johnstin. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hollenbaugh | 2€2F Manheim on Sunday. | Miss Ethel M. Rohrer of Hershey, called on his parents, and wife on Tuesday. H. S. Weidman and family visited their son, Elmer Weidman and wife at Lewistown, visiting in the home of Dr. Brisbin and family. aul Sload of Mount Joy is visit- . Pa bal © oy Iss | to, at Manheim. home near Mastersonville. ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. War- | diploma in Electrical Engineering | Mrs. D. M. Nissley on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Phares Bollinger apd Miss M. Ethel autoed to Haris. | Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Degler and | for which he has worked so faithfully / 0, { sons Roy and Harold of Lancaster and well. ; ; r Miss Anna Campbell and Harry | visited the latter’s sister, Mrs. D. M. | ; hres or four pairs of colored Born ¢ i hia, visited Miss | Nissley and brother H. H. Miller and | folks attended services in the M. E. = - | family. Church on Sunday evening and they Klugh of Harrisburg, is | Mrs. Preston Straus and daughter | certainly received a cordial welcome T crandparents, Mr: avd Helen of Long Island City, N. Y., re-|as their fine conduct really merited. J g P : | turned home after spending some | Come again. a | | | | | | | / 4 George Balmer of Reading, is spending the week with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Balmer. Miss Mary Flory spent Sunday at the same place. Mr. John Garman, of York county, spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garman’s. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garner and child Emma spent Sun- day at the same place. The following spent Sunday pleas- antly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hossler: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kulp, Misses Lillian, Emma and Maud Becker, Lizzie and Eva Zug, Orpa and Edna Kulp, Lottie Gray- bill, Anna Gibble and Katie Shearer. The following spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shear- er: Mr. and Mrs. William Shires, of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hack- man and son, Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hackman and two children and Curtis Smaltz, of Hopeland; Misses Stella Frey, Bertha Seitz and Beulah Peters of Mt. Hope. NORTHWEST RAPHO The people’s paper—The Bulletin. Henry Frey is the first farmer in this section to make corn shocks. George Keener and family now go out driving in a new two-seated car- riage. John Sowers and Round Top last week peaches. Misses Lizzie and Mabel Ginder of Union Square, made a Sunday visit to the Werner families. A few things scientists can not ex- plain are: How a rose makes its perfume; how a firefly lights its lamp and what sleep really is. Frank Shenk has purchased a new small gasoline engine to run the washing machine, which is a great help to lighten washday burdens. Irwin Heisey is busy harvesting his large crop of broomcorn, which he will turn into brooms this win- ter, for which he always has ready sale. vacation and! Supervisors should have the loose mail man dur-|Stones removed from the public : roads. They are a publi} nuisance a Gibble at- [a great hinderancef to easy Hh Emanuel Greiner who was sud- denly taken ill last week is slowly recovering. The county superintendent says the schools will open on October 2nd and that one month of the term will dropped. Misses Edna Hackman and Katie Shearer have returned from the seashore where they had spent several months. Mr. Wilson Geib and family will move to Coatesville this week, where Mr. Geib has been appointed to manage a large dairy farm. / A. M. Shelly's family was enlarged on Monday when a fat baby boy arrived and came to stay. His name has not been selected yet but probably it will be Abe the third. Harrison, the son of E. H. Rider escaped with a few bruises from what might have been ons ac- a 13 on ~a tary son went to Miss Pauline. Garber of Baini- | time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.| On Saturday afternoon very diildren, of Eheems, spent a few town, spent several days of the past |avenue, mile west of Salunga. Middletown, visited Mrs. Al Hicks. |2"d Mrs. Frank Weinhold of Adams. | daughter, Laura and son Luther and | glizabeth Smith. Ross Houseal left for West Chester, Mesirs. Monroe Dillinger, Cytos the conference of representatives of Phares Miller, Pant Spangler, Harvey easier. report having had a fine time. Racing Honors—Rear Wheels of circulated in this section this week. Mr. D. F. Greiner made a brief daughter attended camp at Rheems Cold Springs on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Phares Stern at- children visited in the C. C. Garman in quest of in the hills above Hillside farm. : yrs Samuel Cover. | lively and spirited sale was held on Seiden: Js visting hor grandmother, Masters Clarence Baymon, of Le-|the fine 25 acre farm of Mrs. Emma Ts | week with their grandparents, Mr. | Shortly after the terms of sale were days with Mr. end Mrs. E. Bal ’ | | made known by <lerk Mr. Harry Chas. Forrey who was confine ®) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shearer of | Koser and Mr. Jonas Minnich, auc- and Mrs. Harry | tioneer, the bidding began and up hud Broken ioe, ae Fetwined bom, d | Gibble and two children, of near Mil- | to the finish, there Prof. an rs. SWIS Hyte anc | ou Grove, spent Sunday in the |until the land without buildings was Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garman and |at $211.20 per acre. When Cooper Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ulrich and chil- | Mr. and Mrs. | Wants a thing he wants it for sure d ith M 3 Mr. Cleve Sload David Brandt and granddaughter, and he generally gets it. ni 2nd Ee Oscar Kraybill of Esther Newgard, visited Mrs. Gar-| 3 " | Sunday. ELSTONVILLE Wilh Rov. Yous { Mr. and Mrs. David Stoner and A A : | Mr. and Mrs. David Flory and Mrs. J. B. Eshleman after spending town; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frank- | children spent Tuesday evening with the past two months with hey) Paul Buohl of Ephrata were enter-| tained by Amborse Frankhouser and where they have enrolled as students : . 1 Miller. Wm. Haldeman, Jacob Wal- ip the State Ne Sobol. ters, Addison Miller, Wilson Spang- tion of the Re- 2 Bho Boards ot Ruse a 2 Re Williams and Ed. Williams spent Sunday at Gettysburg. The trip was mr sneer A Ce A Ir re a Tobacco Wagon Passes Over Young Man’s Foot Mr. Harvey Wittle and son Roy, were employed several days at the call at the C. S. farm one evening last week. on Sunday evening. B. K. Eshleman attended the sale Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Eshleman visit- ed in the home of Nathan Zug, at tended the A. M. E. camp at Heisey’s grove on Sunday evening. home near Mt. Joy on Sunday. Mr. Aaron Gibble has again start- Mrs. Gideon Gibble and son EI- and Master Tillman Risser Mrs. Jesse Klugh. Mr. apd Mrs. John Weaver and | banon and Paul Musselman of Kutz-|P. Kendig, situated along Columbia { and Mrs. Fred. Koser. the Lancaster General Hospital with | Monhsim and Mr. was no let up children of Millersville, are visiting | fone of M. H. Kauffman. | knocked off to Mr. William Cooper | Marga dren of Elizabethtown, spent a few | daughter, Margaret, { Middletown, are spending a few days | non S parents, at Union Square on Baker and Miss Minnie Baker of | d2ughter, Annetta of Reading; Mr.| pe people's paper—The Bulletin. house, Mrs. Charles Garman and | prank Kline, Elmer Shearer and ~danghter, Mrs. Chris orrey re- turned to Colpmbia. Miss Marguerite Albrigl@ind A. fauily on Sendzy. Rev, Wiliam J. Lowe attended ler, Howard Miller, Norman Givler, i i ilding, Lan- TA Theological Sendnary Building, Lan made in Dillinger’s auto truck. They Abram Garman Carries Off the Local Mr. D. F. Singer and Mr. Barnes C. S. farm. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Eshleman and of the N. W. Eshleman farm, near Mastersonville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Eshleman and ed crushing stones for the township at Lancaster one day last and Mrs. B. K. Eshleman the home of John Gibble thtown on Saturday even- IL P. Eshleman and in the home of wife on Sunday ng D. 2 mail man is entertained at Ira Herr’s on Sunday Sunday with his brother Ephraim at tobacco yet in the | Farmers are | Miss Mary Kendig spent last week | and David Hollenbaugh visited in| : g . ; Lancaster | visited her friends, Misses Anna and Mrs. Newcomer spent a week with | Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hartman at- { Kathryn Nissley on Sunday. Mrs. F. S. Strickler before going to | tended the funeral of his brother at | MI and Mrs. D. Dissinger and |visit her son at Pittsburg. : Steelton daughters, Emma and Fannie, spent Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dattisman | : { Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bar- spent Saturday and Sunday at her Mrs. John Maze, of Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gorrecht on | ren Sload. | o : [ Mre. Lida Munia of California. is | Mrs. Augustus Nauman of Elston- Sunday entertained her brother er i 4 ’ | ville, spent the past week with Mr. | Harry Swarr and family and Mr. and r mother, Mrs. Fyette | V1'® I 3 : Yang her 2 =h i yoste land Mrs. H. S. Bradley. Mrs. Warren Heiselman and daugh- I Kathryn and Josephine | Mrs. R. H. Brubaker and Mrs. A. | ter, Evelyn. Stofer are Asitin Mes. John RB H. Degler of Lancaster, visited their Mr. James Kendig has returned to Eh gE Fu. "| brother, H. H. Miller and sister. | State College for the much coveted Conditions are different this season. Better come early. Our stocks were never more complete and attractive. But we expect to have difficulty filling in later. We advise early buying for your benefit, not for ours alone. e | t | t ’ We do not carry a handful of any one, but a big assortment of each. You can pay a medium price and get the newest patterns and the very latest models. We bought Styleplus Clothes $17 liberally. We have anticipated a big call for them. Their price remains the same. Their guarantee remains the same. Enough said. Glad to have you come, even if you don’t want to buy now. | | | | Ra i oN 3 IGEN EQ TZ u ! mg a J | | Mount Joy, Pa. MT —— = I ( ID here of nationally known Wednesday, September 20, 1916 II have the exclusive sale leplus Clothes $17. You know the price has not ec. y Styleplus Clothes $11 3 £ EXECUTOR’S PUBLIC SALE tl et ol VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE On Thursday, October 5th, 1016 Banaras, per doz. ..........+. 15¢ The undersigned executor of the Filapples ................... lle Also choice groceries of all kinds at a reduced price. I will mention a few things: estate of Mrs. Mary Stohler, deceased late of Mount Joy Borough, will sell at public sale on the premises on West Donegal street, Mount Joy, Pa., the following described real estate: | Smoked Bloaters ........ 3 for 10c Sardines ......... 6 boxes for 30c A LOT OF GROUND : Peas: © oh. 0 hid ada, can, 6c 5 Fronting 50 ft. on the south side of |p... 9 ’ West Donegal street, Mount Joy Bor-| 0 Ll" tr rtessensains, ean, oe 3 ) ough, and extending in depth of that|Corn, the best ............ can, 9c {2 ~ width 203 feet to David street. The |Salmon, 10c, now ............. 9c ’ Si JE RRT improvements s thereon erected con-| pretzels, 12¢ now .......... 1ic el sist of a Two Story FRAME HOUSE ||. 4 = © ; oh POPULAR CHANICS arranged for two families. There js | Llonghorne Cheese, 26¢ ....now 24c Not less than 1 1b. at the price. MAGAZINE some fruit on the premises and this is one of the most desirable residen-| Honey Crisps ................. 5¢| 1300 ARTICLES =300 ILLUST tial locations in the town. It is along Sunny Monday Soap...... 6 for 25c¢ [KEEP informed of the World's TRON the trolley line and cars stop near the Pels Naphtha Soa 6 for 25 Engineering, Mechanics and Invention. For] door. Any person wanting a good ANY PD 2eers. Or Z9C | rather and Son and All the Family, It appeals home should not overlook this sale on toa aes roid and Young—Menand Women, tis the Favo 1e in thousands of omes through rld. Our Foreign ntly on the watch Correspondents Oi things new and interesting ans ~~. ag hives Thursday, October 5th, 1916. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Also at the same time and place a lot of Household and Kitchen Furni- ture consisting of stoves, carpets, furniture, dishes and many other or i SCHOOL HOUSE. ticles too numerous to mention. | YOUR NEXT AN W. D. EASTON | | | MOUNT JOY, PA. The Shop Notes layman to do things around the H Amateur Mechanics (17 P Girlswho like to make thing less and Telegraph Outfits, shoes, Jewelry, Reed F structions for the Mec. $1.50 PEP YEAP ome, Furniture, etc hanic, Camper and Sportsman. ~ M., when terms will be made | known by DR. J. J. NEWPHER, Executor. Sample copy will be sent on request. POPULAR MECHA & No. Michigan Avense: CHICAGO =| VE JR ritten So You Can Understand It 5 Department (20 Pages) contain. Practical Hints for Shop Work and easy ways for the, ages) for the Boys and tells howtomake Wire. ines, Boats, Snow- fontains in. SINGLE COPIES, 15¢ Order from vour mewsdealer or direct from the publisher, ee The undersigned wish to inform the public that they are prepared to to HORSE SHOEING AT JOHN BOMBACH’S STAND, MOUNT JOY Special attention given to all work. All Diseases of the feet prmoptly at- tended to. Your patronage silocited. BOMBACH “ SHANK GENERAL BLACKSMITHS & HORSE SHOERS MOUNT JOY, PENNA, ER monona C. S. Frank, Auctioneer. W. M. Hollowbush, Attorney. Sep. 20-tf. The Sevcik School for Violin SEMITONE SYSTEM IRA C. EBY West Donegal St., Mount Joy, Pa Sale to commence at two o’clock | P. HOTEL MCcGINNIS East Main Street MOUNT JOY, PENNA. OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE CLAMS IN ANY STYLE DEVIL CRABS TURTLE SOUPS Pupil of the late Prof. Carl Thor . In fact everything bahn. Pupil of R. L. Myers Come to the above school and let me instruct you in the in season. vate Dining Room for Ladies. J. W. McGINNIS PROPRIETOR Wil he Barber Agent for Manhattan Laundry , West Main St., “TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE ART | OF VIOLIN PLAYING” ROBERT H. HOKE TERMS | Mount Joy, Pa. Single lesson (One hour) 75c. PROFESSIONAL Series of 25 lessons, $17.50 in ad- vance. | Series of 15 lessons, $11.00 in “ UNDERTAKER vance. Arrangements for interview can | and be made by letter. Classes now forming. | EMBALMER You can ride to my door on the | 7.330 3 | Elizabethtown car. nd Night Calls Responded | Get off at Shelley's turnout. | Sunday I trust that I may secure your patronage. to Immediately Manufactured by * x COLUMBIA, PA. Bell Phone Restaurant and Lunch Bar Pri- The House of Quality JOHN M., MILLER and HENRY H KOSER Surveyors & Conveyancers -~h LANDISVILLE, PA. Special attention given to assisting | Heirs, Executors and Administrators lin settling of estates. Fire Insurance placed in the Penn | Mutual and Stock Companies. Bell Phone, Landisville Exchange. We Are Always Prepared to Serve Pure Spring Water | | | MOUNT JOY, PA. G. S. VOGLE, AUCTIONEER FLORIN, PA. Prompt attention given to calling all kinds of real estate and personal property sales. Satisfaction guaran- teed or no charges. Give me a trial. Drop me a ecard. oct 14-1yr GARDEN THEATRE Where Breezes Blow From the Mew Fans Put in Re “Laugh and Let Us Print Your Sale Bills ntly. World Laughs #7 Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bullstip It pgys to advertise in the Bull The people’s paper—The Bulletin sTAdy he Mt. Joy Bulleti ICR IN ANY QUANTITY at very Moderate Charges Don’t fail to see us before placing your order this year. J. N. Stauffer & § MOUNT JOY, P, wt LLODOO00 00000000000
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