MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.

Let Uncle Sam have the coal
Thousands of tons of coal will b saved this summer in homes that
formerly used a kitchen range all da ing the hot weather. These homes
are going to use oil cook stoves £o there will be more coal next winter
and therefore more for the govgfnment. Will your home be one of them?
It should be.
NEW PERFECTION
A NIGHT IN MOUNT JOY
(Continued from page 1)
Like some of them you in a metropose
would find.
bye is Je Union bank, a monument of
toil,
Created by the plain folks in their
sturdy health,
Its walls, its safe, its funds are gotten |
from the soil,
A stream of savings heaped to an
enormous wealth.
| The crowds were passing on from
every tempting shop,
| Where things were parcelled out for
luxury and use,
While some with stronger
| shaded taverns stop,
Where amber drinks are sold,
tlers called for “booze.”
taste at
by tat-
i A :
| But everything was still, the conver-
| sations quiet,
| As if a thousand
| were told,
| And he, whose voice rang loud
| stillness of the night,
| Was looked upon as crazy, drunk or
vainly bold.
secrets,
in the
{On crept the night, the moon was
higher in the sky,
{ The sturdy country
excess shown,
! Now bound for happy home came gay
| ly racing by,
| Those in the larger
blew their horn.
lads of historic
autos proudly
| The
i dering
secretly |
| the
! gravated under
| LOCAL "DEALER WILL
PARTICIPATE IN COUN-
TRY-WIDE MOVEMENT
Mr. H. S. Newcomer announces
that during the week of June 10th to
15th, he will participate in a nation
wide gh ement for the promotion of
tractor farming and the production
| of increased foodstuffs from this
country. This movement, known as
t National Oliver week, has been insti-
{ tuted to promote tractor farming and |
is sponsored by the Oliver Chilled
Plow Works, South Bend, Indiana.
idea behind the movement is to |
impress upon food producers the vi-
tal fact that food will win the war
and the equally vital necessity of or-
farm implements and ma-
chinery in advance of the customary
fall ordering time in order to insure
having the machinery when it is
needed for various farm operations.
National Oliver Week closely
akin to the Department of Agricul- |
ture’s activity in emphasizing the |
need for early ordering this year. The |
Department points out that the de-
livery of farm implements
delayed in transit, terminal
transfer points, and that this
situation likely to be
the stress of
is
is
and
is
shipments.
The importance of early ordering
of farm machinery and implements |
cannot be too greatly
“It will be necessary
these conditions,” says
ment of Agriculture,
to alleviate
the
“for the far-
often |
year |
ag- |
war |
emphasized. |
Depart- |
Wednesday, May 29th, 1918.
MOUNT JOY MARKETS
The following prices are paid today
by our local merchants:
H. E. Hauer, Pays:
Butter, per lb
PaaS, PET QOZ. ce tress vavan sis 32
Lard, per lb 28
Brandt & Stehman Pays:
Wheat, per bu $2
(Corn, per b
Brandt & Stehman Sells:
{ Corn, per bu
Oats, per bu
| W heat, per
Bran, per 100 lbs :
| Shipstuff, per 100 1bs.,........ 2.
| Mixed feed, per 100 lbs.,.....
| Glutten, per 100 1bs,,. ........ 2.90 |
| Cotton Seed Meal 2.90
| Linseed Meal, per 100 lbs.,.... 3.15
| Beef scrap 5.50
Calf Meal, per 100 lbs.,...... 4.50
Timothy Hay, per 100 lbs.,.... 1.50
(Straw, per 100 lbs.,.......... 3-10
| Tankage, 100 1bs.,..%........ 3.85
{ Mixed Hay, per 100 lbs,,..... 4
{ Middlings, per 100 lbs....... gy «
COWS COWS cows
We Begin Promptly at 1: 29 Pp. m.
ae
ON FRIDAY, JUNE 7th 1918
Fresh Cows and Sprifigers
-_— ¥
51 HEAD LANCASTER; COUNTY |
AND LYKENS VALLEY COWS,
HEIFERS AND BULLS
PUBLIC SALE
of an
EXPRESS LOAD OF OHI
INDIANA
They rgnge from 3 to 8 years olds
and wéigh from 1,000 to 1,600 lbs.
& tra good road horses, both trot-
nd pacers. Alsc some big thin
Ers and a lot of good thin chunks.
of Acclimated Horses, among
m are some single line leaders.
D fot fail to come and look this lot
. I can show you horses with
one, muscle, size, quality and good
fisposition. Just the kind that will
fevelop into money makers. This is
an exceptionally good lot among
which are specially good 3 and 4 year
olds.
Sale to commence at 1:30 P. M.
sharp, when terms will be made
|Rnown by
C. S. Frank, Auct. ED. REAM
J. H. Zeller, Clerk
5000 MILES GUARANTEED TI
Clincher or Straight Sided’
NON SKID _#UBES
$ 9.20 FF $2.15
Set of 4 35.00 7.50
30x315 12.46 2.26
Set of 4 47.504 8.00
PRICES ON orig SIZES IN
PROPOR ?
Write ff
If a tire fail#to run 5000 miles we
will replace th a new tire at one-
half price.
: Shipped Fsame day as
ITIONS:—Note at 60 days money 0 oa is received,
oroved security and bank dis-
dod CH ARG] S PREPAID.
§
B. KELLER & BRO.
EASTERN SALES COMPANY
Aldinger, Auct.
& Kreider, Clks. 500 Fulton Street
4 “UNION HILL, NEW JERSEY
"DEALERS WANTED
may 15-tf
mers to inform their dealers at the | Bought Direct from thi Farmers by
beneath | earliest possible moment what they
ym ; the Undersigned
| desire in the line of farm machinery |
* OIL COOK-§ FOVES
TIBET:
J a: And soon the pretty town
§ | the budding trees,
they use Atlantic Rayolight Oil instead of Where beggars, bums or ‘blinds’ no during the 1918 crop season.” + ON FRIDAY, JUNE, 76h, 1618
Sh Ahi FOUL Nl 3 hl passersby annoy, —--— | The undersigned will sell at public
ordinary kerosene. The difference 1S In By gently playing winds was slum- Home on a Furlough | sale at their stock ydrds opposite the
the quality—the way it is refined and pu- | “bering in peace, Sergeant Harvey Sheaffer was! Farmers’ Inn, A. Hy Stumpf, Propr.,
rified. All waste matter is taken out. All The glory of God's country, old Mt. spending a fifteen day furlough here Rf fe following live
: i ES stoc o wit:
the heat-producing elements are left in.
Joy. from Camp Meade with his parents.
« .
Atlantic Rayolight is a superior kerosene
‘Wanted, Sale, Rent, &c.
» price is no more than for the
r kinds. There’s a dealer near you _FOUND—AN auto tire, 2
10 sells Atlantic Rayolight Oil. Look for rim. Owner can get same by calling
: 8 ns 5 at this office. may 29-1t
“Atlantic Rayolight Oil For Sale . a
Decide right now that you will bp ALSY yer NaNTen.-
have a New Perfection Oil pay-up to 15 dollars per set. Also
Cook Stove this summer. cash for Old Gold, Silver and broken
Your dealer can show you Jewelry, Check sent by return mail.
one now. Go and see it today.
will bein the majority of these homes and
there should be one jh yours. You will
not only save coal—you will save money.
Kerosene is far chgaper than coal. And-
with a New Perfgttion you can have the
same good thiggs to eat and with less
work, trouble And time. It doesn’t heat
up the whol kitchen like a coal fire
loes, eithewy’ You can regulate the heat
xactly agfyou want it. No fire to fi
No asheg to bother with. Many g
cooks prefer to use a New
Perfegtion the year round.
Bit they get the best re-
sulss (and you will too) when

Read the Bulletin
NOTICE!
The following prices
effect on Monday, Jun

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Hair Cutting ‘
Shops will be sed | ay ¢ p | in
noon and evepfng of each week. | aT =
Tuesday, Vednesday and Thurs-|51 HEAD ANCASTER COUNTY
s at 8 o'clock, Friday at | | AND LYKENS VALLEY COWS,
HEIFERS AND BULLS
And Saturday at 12 o’clock.
W. B. BENDE
Wd JEESDED EY. 42 cows d balance good heifers
ALLEN WAY, | and stock Hulls. Don’t miss this sale |
ELWOOD MILLARD. [if you waht a good cow. Sale will
positivelyfstart at 1:25 sharp. Fresh
ys sold first.
mayZ29-3t. :
cows al
ATLANTIC
Goods held 10 days for sender’s ap-
proval of our offer. Mazer’s Tooth
Specialty, Dept. A., 2007 S. 5th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. may 22-9t.
WANTED—Any person having
tobacco, for sale, no matter what
kind, please drop me a card as I am
in the market for same. A. M. Her-
shey, Mt. Joy, Pa. may 15-4t
or lists

Luke’s Episcopal Church check or
H. D. Speakman, Rector EXPRESS
the First Sunday
be choral celebra-
Communion and
and evening ser-
St.
> Don’t matter if broken. We
$12.00, according to val
for Old Gold, Jew
dental crowns or
send cash by retu
. RELIGIOUS NEWS
IN OUR CHURCHES :
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
I URCHES IN MOUNT JOY
BORO AND THE ENTIRE
SURROUNDING COM-
W MUNITY penitence and
wagon and tured its arm dle Church at nine clock
above the wri rg t : one holt hour. All are
tended the injury Reformed Mennonite .d to be present.
tend Ey Rev. C. S. Nolt, Pastor
Reformed Mennonites
FOR SALE-—A Blue Hen Hot Wa-
ter chicken brooder. Apply to E: Jay
Nissly. may18-3t.
If you have any
you want done over.
306-309 East Main St.,
THere
(nranuf
ur wi
ture d
Also | count
, Silver,
work. We|
mail and will | F. B
hold goods 10 d for sender’s ap-' Cobl
proval of our pfice. Send by Parcel
Post or wr first for particulars. e are always in the market for 4
STIC SUPPLY CO. Fat, Bologna and Fresh Cows, ¥
ent 32, Binghamton, N.Y. Springers, Shoats and Fat Hogs.
ces on
rl to
cash
furniture which
See J. Libhart,
Mt. Joy. Pa.
may-8-13t.
Trmon
oc t 9:15 A. M.
( Thurs sday) being
n response of the
President Wilson,
a se Ivice of humiliation,
in St. Luke's
lasting about
cordially in-
ont
Tom orrow
al Day
proclama ition
there will be
Mem-
and -i
8 range, good as
Shrite, Mt.
may-8-tf
5x8 Flag outfit complete $4.50
sewed stripes, varnished pole, bracket
and rope delivered to you on receipt
of price. B. F. Peffer, Mt. Joy, Pa.
may- 8-tf.
WANTED—A Farm of abou: 75
acres, must be good soil and buildings \
and not too far from Mount Joy. Ad 1 -
dress, Real Estate, Care Star and g
News, Mount Joy. tf.
RAISE 95 TO 100 PER CENT. OF
YOUR CHICKS
Others are doing it, so ec:
0
0
F Fastered an Arm
d son Mr FOR SALE—No.
new. Apply to Samuel
Joy, Pa.
prayer
National Oliver Week
June 10th to 15th
Dedicated to the Promotion of
Tractor Farming
ARIRENERNNR
Florin United Brethren Church
Rev. G. Romig, Pastor
pastor announces the follow-
The will
1 West
Sun- The
at 9:30 A. M.
at 10:30 A. M.
Junior C. E. at 1:30 P. M.
Senior C. E. at 6:15 P. M.
Preaching at 7:15 P. M.
The third quarterly communion
service will be held in the forenoon.
The pastor will preach the fifth of a ) ! /
series of sermons on “The Lord’s|don’t let chicks die with w
Prayer.” A cordial invitation is ex- Thea, gaps, going light, ¥
tended to all. istunted and not developing§ give them
The annual Children’s Day service | Brubaker’s Old Origifflal Poultry
will be held in the church on Sun- | Powder in wheat, brag or drinking
dav, June 186. water. Feed it spa#fingly at first, !
: ———— ee —— —— - | when they are a f days old, then
. tch th
“OVER THE TOP” AGAIN | wa c em grow. #£Feed all the dry
United Brethren Church
Rev. D. E. Leng, Pastor
A. M. Su Schoo
10:15 A. M. [I
P. M. tI
Meeting

9:00
PUBLIC SALE
of
COWS, HEIFERS, BULLS, SHPATS
4
18 |
T JOY]
1:30
{ Day
Prayer
:30.
ual Children’s
Se
night
eanesday
FRIDAY, MAY 31st,
HOTEL MCcGINNIS, MO
Church of God
Rev. I. A. MacDannald
Sabbath School at 9:30 A. M.
Preaching 11 A. M.
Junior Endeavor 6:30 P. M.
Senior Endeavor 7 P. M.
Preaching at 8 P. M. bran they can eaf, all the fresh wa-
ter they want drink and a good
Chick Food sey®ral times a day, then
you will raisg® almost every one you
hatched. Iff you want neat and
a (he ealthy spfck use Brubaker’s Old
The second Red Cross campaign | Qriginal forse and Cattle Powders,
closed here Saturday and this town|do not expect a substitute that is
again made wonderful showing. claimed just as good. Guarantee on
The totals date, May 28 are as|everyf pack. Ask your dealer for it.
follows: SAMUEL BRUBAKER, 136 East
'w Street, Lancaster, Penna.
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE
United Evangelical Church Mt. Joy Borough Contributes Over
Rev. A. M. Sweigert, Pastor $4,500 to the Red Cross
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. en |b
_ Preaching at 10:30 A. M. and al.
15 P.M.
Teacher training Monday evening.
Chorus practice Friday evening.
Friday evening at 7 o’clock Junior
chorus practice.
a
A LOT OF i AND TIOGA ro
JCOUNTY
COWS, BOLLS AND HEIFERS
These cgws were bought direct
from the rmers who raise them to
sell. ; |
They confit of Holsteins, Durhams,
Brindlesg Ete. Fresh ringers and
a as Cows.
milkersgand good butter (
Good Holstein Heifers,
Extra big
ws. A Few
A FEW STOCK BULLS
ot Home-raised SHOATS
Thisfis a fine lot of and
salef should not be overlooked.
to begin at 1:30 sharp.
C. S. FRANK & BRO.
J/L. Minnich, Auct.
. H. Zeller, Clerk.
Any person having stock for sale,
/ / call 129-12 Bell phone, or drop us a
card.

Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
10:45 A. M.
"sadpald
Estate of Charles L. Dierolf
|of Mount Joy Borough,
| Lancaster, deceased.
Letters testamentary
{having been granted
|gigned, all persons gfidebted thereto
are requested tog make immediate
| payment, and these having claims or
{demands agaip®€t the same will pre-
sent them hout delay for settle-
| ment to e undersigned residing in
Mount J#5 Borough.
VILHELMINA DIEROLF,
Executrix.
Attorney. - 5-R8-6t
723.35
1006.00
602.00 |
710. 40
221.35
318.00
567.00
625.40
308.25
354.45
316.00
502.00
688.00
35.00
124.00
258.00
103.50
79.50
» Guild. 4
' Aid Said estate
T(
the under-
Society.
Prayer
~~ Jt sdaquiosqng
x
109
Fe. 69
Methodist Episcopal Church yo 131
Rev. Thom as Roberts, Pastor 75
: la at 9:15 A. M.
Makes the little farms big
7A. M.
-16 Tractor
e on time. Gets the crops in
the maximum. Gets the reaping
top. The result is a bigger profit—
{production to a much larger farm
handled in the old fashioned yay. The International burns either
gasoline or kerosene. Turngfin a short radius. Pulls a two-bottom
plow. Sturdy, Si our cylinder engine.
Light weight wi
especially ful fo
know you w ill like
investment on Selb
stock the : |
4500.45
of 1917
ted, which makes |
for Mount Joy |
r how many oth- |
contributed
to the Red
ETS the important work all d
oe
— International
(G quickly so that they will yi
done without wasting the
makes a small farm equal in
M. Hollowbush,

ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
| Estate
of John K. Rl
Rapho ), Lanca
/
I
townshi

~
I
abundance of power makes
erage farm of the
national—we know
our locality.
tractor
We
able
this
Corio States,
it will prove a profit:

wiDliver Plow
met with a uni versal demand because
r ctor wo It will enable you
ational Tractor,
and j s bury all trash
7. You will appreciate this
by a single trip rope to the
AT PAYS il
en TARE 2]

feature. #Then the control—v
driver'sfSeat—-is unusually conve 1t. The driver can raise or lower
the plg#v bottoms in one-half turn. of the furrow wheel. The points
enter And leave the ground first. Sto p device insures uniform depth
to fyfrows. Wooden pin breaks afford

the
Pa.
undersj
protection again
and/roots. o gainst boulders
short” an Oliver to your International—
Sy
OR More. IT Costs You NOTHING. ASK for IT.
NO CAR FARE REFUNDED ON PURCHASES OF VICTOR OR COL UMBIA PRODUCTS. ARBARA E. BRENEMAN,
Executrix.
5 22-6t
good farming—profitable—
ut them.
HS. NEWCOMER, Mount Jo
Wyle & Keller, Attys. Ask us to tell you more abo
Telephone Operater™
Wanted for night seryife. Good sal-
service to the

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