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Every Pound Is Perfect
FRIEDMAN'S
OAK GROVE
OLEOMARGARINE
Federal Food Administrator Hoover urges Ameri-
can housewives to help save the nation’s food supply
by more careful selection of fats.
OAK GROVE Oleomargarine enables you to save
on your butter bill and at the same time supply your
family with a high grade butter equivalent.
Buy OaK Grove From Your Dealer
Fer Sale By
=== M, S. Bowman Estas
Se MOUNT JOY, PA.
NoAK Fel: TAASl| ON AND AFTER DEC. 1a
EC 2 THE FRIEDMAN MFG. CO.
MARGARINE |
—— American & Berks Sts.
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| MILTON GROVE | Farme:
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Dr. A. J. Thome was on the sick
{ list the past week.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gibble were in ;
! town on Saturday.
i Mr. Henry Geib called
: Cyrus Geib on SEnday
{| Mr. William Diffenderfer bought a
{ sleigh from William Brosey.
i iss Annie White helped Amos
| Risser to butcher last week.
on Mr.
Mr. Harvey Geib is the new em- | 1
| there is no oppor;
i ploye working for John Koser.
| Mr. John Rasp is busy stripping
| his tobacco with Phares Ginder.
Mr. Oliver Rasp purchased a talk-
ing machine from Harvey Geib.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kopp spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Korn
Miss Louisa Thome called on Miss
Mary Koser on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Albert Gingrich transacted
business at Lebanon on Wednesday.
Mr. M. H. Randler called on Mr. A.
' S. Holwager on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Stella Geib called on Mrs.
Harvey Geib on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Samuel Heisey took a load of
milk to Elizabethtown on Saturday
morning.
Harvey Wittle slaughtered a steer
and four hogs for Mrs. Samuel Koser
this week. :
Mr. Jacob Heisey is critically ill
with pneumonia, at his residence in
, this place.
Mr. William and Miss Fannie Dif-
fenderfer were in Elizabethtown on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greiner were
visitors in the home of Jacob Heisey
on Sunday.
Messrs. William Diffenderfer and

RQ | LeRoy Wittle were in Elizabethtown
KR on Saturday.
®| Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wittle called
| on Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Grosh on Sun-
day evening.
B| Mr. Samuel Geib purchased a new
R Saxon automobile from John Enter-
® line, of Rheems.
B | Messrs. William Brosey and Abram
R Ginder delivered tobacco to Mount-
g | ville on Friday.
| Messrs. Blaine Heisey and Ezra
i ! Frey called on Mr. John Kauffman
on Sunday afternoon.
B| Mr. and Mrs. Eiven Brosey and
Rg ' daughter Orlena, spent Saturday and
B® Sunday at Mount Hope.
Mr. Jacob Galebach of Elizabeth-
town, was stripping tobacco for
Samuel Heisey on Friday.
Jacob Frey will have sale of house-
hold goods and farming implements
on Monday, February 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wittle and
son Alvin, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Koppenheaver.
—— Cer eens.
; ROHRERSTOWN
Miss Sarah Frantz is slowly recov-
ering.
_ Mr. J. H. Nissley, the assessor, was
in town on Tuesday.
Mr. John M. Myers fell down the
steps at his home but fortunately he
was not hurt much.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Myers of La:
caster, were the guests of Mr. a
Mrs. A. B. Baer on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Ambrose Stub
and son Charles, spent the aftern
with Mr.:and Mrs. A. B. Baer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Homsher of R
1, Lancaster, are moving into
house vacated bv Mr. and M;
sauders, whe - a a $3

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