becember 20, 1916. w— ———— of the Treasurer of the John Burke, shows MOUNT JOY, PENNA. THE BULLETIN, | Song; Exercise, Christmas Scenes; | | Stat exercise by six girls; Recitation, State Agricultural Notes | bushels as g compared with It has been announced in Philadel. | Lehigh county shows the largest in 1917. bs, , State Apples. ew barr vals; of standard Xmas Exercises delphia that Jay Gould will not de-| fend his title of open court tennis | champion of ‘the world that the Jay Gould foresee. apples left which I am my residence on Fair- Bell phone 129-12, C. unt Joy. 1t. —-——— ——— NOTICE te delinquent tax payers. ounty Tax for 1916 must be paid bn or before January 15th, 1917. European war situation is this: Everybody wants peace on his terms; nobody wants peace on the] T. M. BRENEMAN, Col. other fellow’s terms. Sequel: the dee. 19-4t. Fighting goes on. RS SCHOCK MOUNT JOY, PA. WE GIVE SERVICE) NS UNSER AC OAL HORSE BLANKETS Make Ideal Xmas. Gifts CHASE & STROOCK LAP ROBES Make Ideal Xmas. Gifts. F. B. GROFF Harness and Kerse Clothing, & MOUNT JOY, PENNA, hiv Attractive For the Home” Jardiniere and Pedestal 34 inches high. Jardiniere 10 by 10 inches. Exquisitely colored in rich tints rs FREE ro all our customers who save the JA. Stamps we gladly give you with every purchase. This is only one of thousands of hand- some home furnishings we are giving you. Always Get 4H Stamps XO Ris ih Win = ll Ml L E I Y Coal F and Lumber Yards Mount Joy, Penna. A Carnival of Fun and Frolie UMMERS- PARADE PHILADELPHIA NEW YEARS DAY Monday, January 1 One-Day Excursion Round-Trip 3 SPECIAL TRAIN Fare / Loaves Middletown. . . Elizabethtown. Mount Joy 40 2 Ret’ng. trains leave Phila. 7:59 P. M. PennsylvaniaR.R. ] .6:38 A. M. $2.35 .6:51 A.M. 2.25 7:01 A M. 2.10 Costumed New Years Clubs in fantastic array. A Festaldisplay rivaled only by the famed Mardi Gras of New Orleans. —— Ee ——_—_— ilello Boys! Come in and see this wonderful toy that you've been reading about in all the leading magazines. The man who invented Erector knows what boys like. He made Erector with interlocking edges so that boys can build big, strong four sided girders. ERECTOR “The Toy Like Structural Steel’ The Erector motor free with most sets, runs many models that you build—derricks, machine shops, inclined railroads, ete. Be sure to get Erector for Christmas boys. Yoy'll have piles of San with it every day in the year, and have an opportunity to engineering ability to your friends. or here today, and ask for leaflet telling about the =| s and other valuable awards, open to all Erector free membership in the “Gilbert Institute of Erec- »” { as 101 wi wim I) n i» I Ll I something | of old did not | | | Reduced to its lowest terms, the | | In This Section (Continged from page 1) garet Krall, Katharine Longenecker, Benjamin Shank, Charles Roth, Elma Wiley, Walton Wiley; Exercise, Lit- |tle Lights, Alois Heilig, Dorothy | Schroll, Philip Schock, Anna Hinkle, | { Robert Heilig, Caroline Shatz, Eliza- beth Shaeffer, Benjamin Dellinger; Song—From the Midnight Sky, School; Exercise—Melodies of Christmas, Dorothy Pennypacker, Beatrice Sheaffer, Sara Dellinger, Mildred Mateer, Lena Dellinger; An- them—Hark a Burst of Heavenly Music, Junior Choir; Recitation— | Holy Stranger, Katharine Longen- ecker; Exercise—Christmas, Hilda Hartman, Helen Stretch, Elizabeth Nagle, Caroline Shatz, Inez Grove, | Helen Sheaffer, Mary Katherine Grove, Laura Hamilton, Duet and | Chorus—Glory be to God on High, | School; Exercise—The Infant Jesus, ' Dorothy Schroll and Elizabeth! Seiders; Song—The Angels Song, | School; Recitation—Little Billy’s Christmas Eve, Kathryn Shire; Song —Fall, Little Snowflakes, Primary Boys; Exercise—Pilgrims All, EI- ma Wiley, Mildred Nye,. Bernice Myers, Martha Witmer, Marie Young, Benjamin Young, Charles Roth, Walton Wiley, William Ma- teer, Carl Shatz, Guy Myers, Dorothy Schock; Recitation—His Natal Night, Laura Pennypacker; Recitation—My Wish, Robert Gantz; Solo and. Chorus—In a Lowly | Manger, Miss Helen Krall and school; Exercise—The Message of the Bells, Margaret Krall, Lillian Roth, Mary Shank, Maude Dellinger; Exercise— The World's Wonderful Night, Laura Pennypacker, Mildred Krall, Mary Shank; Solo—Dorothy Schock; Exercise—Visions of the Christmas Star, Beatrice Pennypacker, Emma Kramer, Miriam Mummert, Mary Rohrer, Neva Wiley; Anthem—While i Song, Gifts for the King; | Service; Closing Chorus, Joy, | | i RB | by; | Shepherds Watched, Junior choir; Address, Announcements, Offering, Closing Tidings of School. Distribution of gifts. Florin United Brethren The Florin United Brethren Sun- day School will render the following program in the church on Christmas 7:30: Song by the choir, Scripture reading, Prayer, Recita- tion, Ruth Baker; Recitation, Lloyd Vogel; Recitation, Jacob Reheard; Exercise, Christmas; Solo; Exercise, Christmas Wishes; Recitation, Grace Hamilton; Recitation Harry Reheard; Exercise by five boys, Dollies Lulla- Primary Song; Recitation, Charles Vogel; Recitation Earl Fike; Exercise, Christmas Melodies; Ex- evening at | ercise by six girls; Recitation, John | Reheard; Recitation, | Exercise by three Albert Booth; boys; Primary | | | | | | | | | | | Some. {I. W. Harper | Horting Old Safe { Hannisville | Very Old Irish | Scotch Whiskey | Duffy’s Pure Malt | Wm. Foust | McHenry Straight iJas. EF. Pepper ...:ivivivv iis 1.00 | Stein | Highspire Straight | | | Golden Cross ® | Booth’s Old Tom | Gordon Dry | Christmas dinner so don’t fail to get Specials For Christmas choice line of bottled | go well with that I have a goods that will Note these prices. BOTTLED WHISKIES | Antediluvian | Black & White Buckingham Mount Vernon Moss Old Overholt Hannis Monogram Shaw’s Malt Five Points BOTTLED BRANDIES 7 Brothers Native Brandy... (Distilled 1902) Distilled Blackberry Brandy... California Three Stars Old Cloister Apricot Old Cloister Peach Old Cloister Prune Old Cloister Orange Old Cloister Pear .$1.50 | 1.50 | © fo ig © 00 0 | Geneva | Horting Superior Dry | Gin-seng Gin | Franklin Sloe CHAMPAGNES | Bosca-Sec | Great Northern Ex. Dry (Splits) BOTTLED WINES ; Virginia Dare | White Port | Sherry {7 Brothers Blair ........... (2 for $1.00) i | Sweet Isabella (2 for $1.00) Old Columbia Tokay i) earbeck | SOUNT JOY, PA. S. CCCI CCL) | Esther Dellinger; Address, Collec-! tion, Exercise by three boys; Ex- | ercise by three girls; Recitation, Es- ther Vogel; Drill, Song by Choir, Benediction, Everybody is cordially invited to attend. | Landisville Lutheran The Christmas Exercises of the | Lutheran Church will be held Christmas evening, December 25. Besides the numerous exercises an | orchestra consisting of the following: | Miss Barbara Minnich, Pianist; John | Way and Dallas Weidman, Cornet- ists; Allen M. Way, Clarinetist; Ralph Eshleman and John Booth, Violinists; Mrs. O. H. Heistand, Bass| | | | Violinist; A. H. Heistand, Trombone; Guy H. Habacker, Flute; Director, | H. K. Way, will furnish the music. Everybody is invited to come. mm A ABs — HORSE AND CATTLE SALES What Our Local Dealers Have to Offer at Public Sale Keller & Bros.’ Sale On Friday, December 22, J. B. Keller & Bro. will sell 76 head of cows, consisting of Holsteins, Dur- hams, Brindles, ete. A few good bulls, stock steers and cattle for beeves, also a few shoats. This is another bunch of good stock, bought direct from the farmers that raise them. Don’t forget the time and place—Friday December 22, at Mt. Joy. 2 Ed. Ream’s Sale Mr. Ed. Ream, the extensive local horse dealer, will start the new year right by holding his first horse sale on New Year's Day, Monday, Jan. 1. The lot will include an express load of fine ones from Ohio, weighing from 9,00 to 1,600 lbs. and range in age of from 3 to 8 years. Also some fat horses and a few matched draft teams. ts. nn an California now enjoys the distine- tion of having kept the whole country in suspense for two weeks while it counted its vote. California ought to get a few adding machines. sn el AQ MG ren The present great shortage of small coins—cents, nickels, dimes and quarters will be noticed much more generally than a shortage of $20 bills would be. —— GR Was it merely a coincidence that after receiving finally the letter of congratulation from Mr. Hughes, the President should be kept to his room by a slight cold. er eee ren Many a congressman who goes to Washington a high-flier comes back on foot. potato production in the State with | 1,142,470 bushels while. has the smallest, and Forest, 22,600 bushels. The Pennsylvania Cameron | estimated to be of 21,645 bushels cent. larger than last year. Despite the high price of apple about ele? Seven counties in the State show (there are less hogs being fattened an average yield of over 95 bushels Pennsylvania farms The high price of feed is a deterrin There has been an increase of over factor. to an acre in potato production. three per cent. in the acreage sown to wheat this fall as compared with tion of alfalfa this State at 138,600 tons. last year. It is estimated that there are now 540 tractors in use on the farmsin Pennsylvania. than last yes season mms GP Mss Illinois hasn’t joined the Prohibi- [tion States, but the beer glasses in BE in gold for the year in d States of $420,633,948. ring sum, isn’t it? And yet $5 apiece for every person FE country. rrr CRI Austria officially feath Estimates place the total produc-|Joseph within twenty-four hours. in the Such haste may do for autocracties, but in our free . complete returns before acting. of announced the Emperor-King Francis Republic we want BR ——— We are told that carpet and rug The average production of buck- the Chicago saloons generally have jpriess are being revised upward. It wheat to an acre this season is 16 shrunk one-third. Such tobacco enjoyment as you never thought could be is yours to command quick as you buy some Prince Albert and fire-up a pipe or a home-made cigarette! Prince Albert gives you every tobacco sat- isfaction your smoke- appetite ever hankered for. {That’s because it's made by a patented process that cuts out bite and parch! Prince Albert has always been sold without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality | On the reverse side of this tidy red tin you will read: “Pro. one smoked cess Patented July 30th, 1907,” which made three men smoke pipes where before! PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke has a flavor as different as it is delightful. You never tasted the like of it! And that isn’t strange, either. was unnecessary to say “upward?” Men who think they can’t smoke a pipe or roll a ciga- Buy Prince Albert every- where tobacco is sold in °PPY red bags, 5c; tidyred , 10c; handsome pound rd half-pound tin humi- rrs—and—that corking fine Oe crystal-glass humi- dor with sponge- moistener to that keeps the tobacco in such clever trim—always! LET US ALL JOIN HANDS WITH SANTA CLAUS AND HAVE rette can smoke and will smoke if they use Prince Albert. And smokers who have not yet given P. A. a try- out certainly have a big surprise and a lot of enjoyment coming their way as soon as they invest in a supply. Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own story! R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. SIG GER MERRIER CHRISTMAS YOUR FRIENDS ARE ENROLLING. JOIN THE HAPPY CROWD. There will be no slips—no disappointments. receive when the distribution of funds is made and can arrange expenses accordingly. Enroll in Class 2A and Receive Enroll in Class 100 and Receive $50.00 Enroll in one or more classes. A deposit of a few cents every week keeps up the payments. THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS. EVERYBODY OLD AND YOUNG, IS SOLVES the PROBLEM Enroll in Class 5 and Receive $63.75 Enroll in Class 5A and Receive Enroll in Class 2 and Receive 63.75 25.50 25.50 The first deposit makes you a member. OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB Every member is SURE to have MONEY to buy presents and for other expenses incidenta: to Christmas. Members know months in advance how much they will Enroll in Class 1 and Receive $12.75 Enroll in Class 1A and Receive Enroll in Class 25 and Receive Enroll in Class 50 and Receive ~ No fees. WELCOME TO BECOME A MEMBER BECOME A MEMBER AT ONCE. 12.75 12.50 25.00 No fines. No red tape. You can easily spare the small amounts. i 4 First National Mount Joy, Penna. Bank