Wednesday, July 24, 1918. MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. MOUNT JOY, PA. 8000 MILES GUARANTEED TIRES Clincher or Straight Side SIZE NON-SKID J TUBES 39x3 $ 9.20 $2.15 Set of 4 35.00 7 7.50 30x31 12.4¢7 ° 2.26 Set of 4 47. 8.00 PRICES ON OTHER SIZES IN PROBORTION wr for lists If a tire fails to run 5000 miles we will replace’ with a new tire at one- half price Shipp same day as check or money order is received, EXPRESS CHARGES PREPAID. EASTERN SALES COMPANY j 500 Fulton Street / UNION HHL, NEW JERSEY DEALERS WANTED may 15-tf 6 THIS CARINET - . ) IHS CABINET IS WORSE THAN A CHINESE PUZZLE -_ WR [WEY PETE- WIDE ME QUICK - | { Ti4€ ARE CROOKS IN Fath : : ce € CUERY BUSINESS: BUY - | TVE BEEN SELLING FAKE CET inTO Wi us S / s INC ile ¥ > L OF ET THEY HAVE NOTHIN ON THE BTOCKES AM THE POLICE J THIS "SIMPLIFIED | he Kei an JMS WHO SOLD US THIS NEW ARE coMinG AFTER (— (carp iubex J Ss s PrIONE <ALL | Fic CABINET -\T!s THE SS — me -/ LU CASE ¢ [oom > a AY} - . ¢ } —— 34 i, ‘ S { WORST SYSTEM 1 EVEK | 7 J aw - Rev. Charles Sayers of Lancaster RELIGIOUS NEWS IN OUR CHURCHES NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE CI'URCHES IN MOUNT JOY BORO AND THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING COM- MUNITY Sunday evening, July 27th at 7:30 A. Secretary. to France where he “Go Over the Top.” on his experience. preach July 28th at “The Patriotism of the Bible.” saw the The ALL THE LATEST AND BEST IN BA Note Player Piano! man on the Mexican border, is home on a thirty-day-furlough after spend- ing four years in the Regular Army. Rohrerstown and Chestnut Hill Rev. H. A. Kunkle, Pastor Lutheran Parish— having spent a year and a half in the Phillippines, one year as guard in the ; { Ninth Sunday after Trinity—July| Yellowstone National Park and hav- y 28, ing been with General Pershing in P Sa Mexico. { Trinity Rohrerstown — tll eeee —— Sunday School at 9 A. M,, M. N. Davis Supt. Morning Worship at 10 A. M,,| Theme, “The Warning Message.” CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS PUT OUT ON FARMS Trinity Lutheran Church The leading Mennonites of Lan- Rev. George A. Kercher, Pastor |. ctor county who have made in- Sunday School 9:30 A. M. vestigations into the disposition by Yoraing Series 1045 A.M. the War Department of the con- espers, . scientious objectors, drafted from this section, disclosed a new method of the government to utilize the Mennonite, Amish, Brethren and similar denominations. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Rev. H. D. Speakman, Rector The service next Sunday, the ninth after Trinity will be Morning Prayer and sermon at 10:30 o’clock. Church School at 9:15 A. M. county have been ito the farms in Maryland, and are harvesting grain. Following is a list of the men, many from this county, who have been assigned to farms: Hagerstown, Washington County, Md.—Benjamin S. United Brethren Church Rev. D. E. Long, Pastor 9:00 A. M. Sunday School. 10:15 A. M. Preaching. 7:30 P. M. Preaching. 5 C. Newcomer, Isaac M. Baer, Jonas Prayer Meeting Wednesday night.|E. Hege, John Ward, David H. eens |Ranck, Paul K. Burkholder, Fred Reformed Mennonite Church | Laughlin, Harry L. Brubaker, Elisha Rev. Christian S. Nolt, Pastor | Dorsey, Benjamin J. Herr, Charles The services will be held on Sun-|Geiman, Elmer Ruhl, Claude Wolfe, J | Larggst Assortment in the City. | Open evenings until 9 p. m. "(1 Music House LANCASTER, PA, . Prince St. YOURE NEXT/ For a good neat and cle Shave, Hair Cut, Shampogy*Mas- sage, Etc. to Elwood Millard's al Parlors Fi erly H. J. Williams WEST MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY Agént for Manhattan Laundry Tons G PLUMBING J ’ day morning at 9:45 in the Reformed |J. C. Cunningham, J. C. Reichard, Mennonite church on West Main!Ira Coffman, Russell Keadle, Harold street, in this place. Elias Hershey! Lane, Alfred Eckroth, Alfred Loeb. of Lancaster will be the speaker. Bellair, Harford County:—Rhein- wh——— hart Bishop, Ralph Hostetter, Samuel Church of God. Yoder, Arthur Thorp, John Ditmer, i Rev. I. A. MacDanrnald, Pastor Carroll King, George Hull, Samuel Sabbath School at 9:30 A. M. Arbitman, Arthur Harley, Harry Preaching 11 A. M. | Garber, Cleason Forry, Leopold Gal- . 8 Junior Endeavor 6:30 P. M. | ver, Isador Moskiwitz, Robert Stauf- ; Senior Endeavor 7 P. M. (fer, William Stauffer, William John- Preaching at 8 P. M. Thomas z J oy i 99 son (colored), Watts, Wil- y mmm liam Schneidheiser, Louis Roslin,’ Concordia, Chestnut Hill Edward Gochenauer, David Mohler, Sunday School at 9:30 A. M., G.|Jonas Wisner, Haertter, Supt. |Dondore, Fred Teacher Training and Bible Study! August Link, George Jasper, Earl at 6:30 P. M. Chromister, John Geissinger, Samuel English Service at 7 P. M., Theme, | Mason. “Summer Service.” |" Frederick, Frederick County, Md: Choir Friday, July 26 at 7:30 P. M. | Edward Rice, Melvin Moyer, Daniel Sunday School picnic, Aug. 14th. | Landis, Harvey Metzler Norman —————— | Derstine, William Byron, William | Moyer, Robert Strassbaugh, William | Karup, J. Howard Bronson, Emory | Reinolt, William Hamilton. Westminister, Carroll County, Md. William Rice, John Roop, Joe By- F Charles Feldner, Paul ‘That’s what growing chicks nieed Green, Roy Payne, to get the right s It’s what you need to raise All Jou hatch. he lactic acid inthe buttermills strengthens the gensitive digest. ive organs, the jcombination of clean,wholesom@grains,balanced just right for baby chicks, helps them grow steadily bigger and eT C vols a Buttermilk Starting Food rom all others. It's chick food with but- United Evangelical Church Rev. A. M. Sweigert, Pastor Sunday School at 9:15 A. M. Preaching services at 10:30 A. M. | and at 7:30. The Lord’s Supper will | will speak in the Church of God on Rev. Sayers is a well known Y. M. C. He has recently been boys He will speak pastor will 10:30, subject, Mr. Harry Albeck, of Rohrerstown, a United States Regular Army Caval- He is at present stationed at Texas Objectors from all sections of the | “furloughed out” | Ebersole, Frank | AL, a CART, Personal Happenings (Continued from page 1) days at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. William Burns and daughter Beatrice from Manheim, spent Saturday and Sunday with H. W. Garber and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffmaster, Mrs. Minnie Minnich, Mrs. Lewis Geib, Miss Annie Arndt were visitors to Lancaster, Saturday. | Misses Miriam Mummert and Pearl Schroll returned home Sunday from a week’s visit to the latter’s sister, Mrs. Robert Lauer at Harrisburg. | Mrs. Abner Hershey and daughter | | Anna Mary and Mrs. Arthur Hershey | land son Paul and Miss Mildred Way | spent Tuesday at Hershey Park. Master Melvin McGee of Philadel- phia, who spent several weeks here as the guest of Mr. A. R. Garber and family, left Saturday for home. Mrs. Carrie MecCellvie and Mrs. | Mary Eiezy of Lancaster were guests {of Mrs. Mary Flowers and daughter, | Mrs. Charles Sload on Monday even-| ing. Dr. and Mrs. B. W. daughter Esther were visitors to the Masonic Homes, Sunday where they rendered their assistance on the pro- gram. | Mrs. Philip Deiter of Lancaster, | and Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney of Phila-| delphia, were guests of the former’s daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hershey, Sat- urday. Mr. Samuel Erb and wife and son | and the Misses Dollie Campbell and | | Blanche Farrell south of town visited | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hershey on | Sunday. { Messrs. Frederick Conrad, Harvey | Emsminger and Roy Martin of Har-| risburg, autoed here on Thursday and were the guests of Mr. R. Shel- [lenberger. t Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Helman and daughter Margaret of Avoca, re-| turned home Monday after spending | the week here with Mr. Joseph Weber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters, of | Harrisburg, were Sunday visitors to the latter’s mother, Mame Fenster-| macher. Mrs. Walters will spend some | time here. S Garber and | | I DEFY AMY ONE TO FIND ANY THING | occur BY KEN KILI IN THERE tr / A —/ Cent // Junk All Kinds Buy and Sell Automobiles ‘RUBBER & METAL SCRAP We Pgy Higest Cash Prices f for BURLAP BAGS ystone Rag Co. Max Brody, Propr Il Phone 9-R2 MOUNT . july 17-8. HEINZ URGES SiMpLICITY “" Wartime Brings Necessiy For B R E A, Economy and Earnest Gonservation Effort — Q AVOID ALL EXTRAVAGANCE D : | | At Public Banquets and in Home En. tertainment Needs of the Nation Should be Considered. Howard Heinz, Federal Food Ad ministrutor for Pennsylvania, made an | emphatic statement regarding the waste of food which he believes may in too many instances, in pri { vate homes through elaborate dinner public entertainments | parties, and at In the shape of costly banquets. He sald: “At intervals, for months past, I have read in the columns of the dally newspapers of the state accounts of elaborate private entertainments In | the way of luncheons, dinners and | similar functions in which there | doubtless is, in at least some instances, a great and unnecessary waste. The food is often prepared and served on such occasions in such a way that it is practically impossible to utilize any | of the remains of the banquet or make available for use the food in any other form. "Our people should refrain from | eluborate dinners and social entertaln meals are a fea This class of functions should marked by war-time plicity. In all things there should be strict observance of Food Administra tion rules. The number of extra meals ments where costly ture social be sim rg . 1 I Ny io < as p Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Gingrich and! gould be minimized. They are, for daughters, Emily and Alta, Master the OSL Dart BHNGCORSHTS Cleon Sheaffer and Miss Fannie “w I : Lbs de lies: of Shank visited relatives near Elizabeth e are at war. The families of town on Sunday. Miss Virginia Frank who is in|In France the population between 18 training at the Women’s Homeopath- and 60 years of age is permitted to % ’ DRUG ic Hospital at Philadelphia, is spend-| nave only one and a half slices « CHAIDLERS STO eo = ing her vacation here with her sis- bread per day per person. To win the | / RE ter, Mrs. Christ Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ream and daugh- ter Mrs. Wm. Miller, Miss Barbara vation, but practice it. i Jailor of this place, and Mr. and “I am not only opposing the idea of | Mrs. Paris Hinkle of Lancaster, private dinners, public banquets or so autoed to Lebanon Sunday where! cial functions, but I insist that war England have meat only twice a week war we must not only preach conser- Tinning and’ Spouting THAT'S MY BUSINESS Also all kinds of repair work of every descriptiog. Work must be right OF YOUR BUSINESS A SHARE f SOLICITED M s Ricksecker MOUNT JOY Charle * East Main St. Shaving Hair Cutting ang? Jos. B+ Hershey TONSORIAL PARLOR to ca de se ho Cash for Old False Te 4 g { ROHRERSTOWN Second Timothy, 2:15. The follow- ren ling program was rendered: Congre- | The Bible Class meeting held at) gational singing, Hymn 509; An-| Mr. Rush Hamsher’s home on Monday | them, Choir; Devotions, Rev. Thomas | evening was well attended. Roberts; Quartette, “Remember Me, Guy Stubbs, of Westbrook, is!Oh Mighty One,” Messrs. Earl M. spending a week with his grandpar-| Kaylor, Russell W. Sweigert, Ralph ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Baer. | F. Eshleman and Howard Arntz; Es-| Messrs. Charles Reinfreed and Guy say, “Times in Tumult Are Tested by | Bear of Lancaster, were visiting at Truths Taught by the Bible,” Sara the home of A. B. Baer on Sunday.|S. Kramer; Solo, “My Task,” Mr. R Rev. Gable: and family and Mrs. |F. Eshleman; Essay, “Henri Dun- Brandt of Churchtown, were visitors !ant,” Mr. Clyde F. Eshleman, Essay, at the home of Rev. McGuire’s the | “The Ideal Teacher,” Edwin Walters; past week. Duet, “Abide With Me,” Misses Fan- Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Kunkle and nie and Esther Gingrich; Declama-| son Howard expect to attend a family | tion, “Tobe’s Monument,” Mary Esh-| reunion, July 25th at Kresgeville,|leman; Essay, “The Religious Life of Monroe County, Pa. {a Child,” Esther Weber; Duet, hy Miller and Bashong raised 8 ary) Come Holy Spirit,” Blanche Eshle- . : [large barn for storing grain on Tues-| man and Esther Weber; Class Prop- % frst for particulars. | day. Mr. Seth Ebersole of. Center- | hecy, Blanche Eshleman; Address to ESTIC SUPPLY CO. ville has the contract. Graduates, “Right is Might,” Bishop : { 2 s | s g g p| Binghamton, N.Y. | Benj. G. Baer and family and Pe-! W. F. Heil, D.D., of Allentown: Class Restanrant A H. MPF, Propr. anheim & Market Sts. MT. JOY # E Lore IN SEASON < Don’t matter if broken. W $15.00, according to v. sh for Old Gold, Jewé€lry, Silver, ntal crowns or bpgework. We mail and will | s for sender’s ap- | Send by Parcel nd cash by ret 1d goods 10 Agent for the Manhattan Laundry. Goods “called for Tuesday and de- livered Friday. 3 West Main St., Mount Joy W. M. HOLLOWBUSH Days at Lancaster, Monday and Fri- J TN 3 K {ter Starr and family motored to Ed-! Hymn, “Fill Your Place,” Graduates |dystone, on Sunday to visit the lat- and Chorus; Presentation of Diplo- | ter’s son, Wilbur Starr. {mas, Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D.D.; Rohrerstown again had a large| Offering, funeral when Mr. Joseph Evans, aged | 93 years was buried Saturday, July {20 with services in the Lutheran church. EE. A IL Yd Destroyed By Fire ILLS RATS, MICF AND GOPHERS Fire destroyed the home of John 4 adit | Mrs. Charles Harris, sister of Mrs. | Weller, in Ironville, yesterday shortly Dombach, of Central Manor was hurt plter noon, the loss being heavy. The aK lin an automobile accident on Sun-| house was one and a half stories high E. W. RBER, Mount Joy, Pa. day at the Central Manor Bethel and was known as the John Hall Church. A motoreyele collided with Homestead, having been built about H..E. HAUER, Mount Joy, Pa, an automobile. 100 years ago. day at No. 56 N. Duke Street, S Floor, with W. C. Rehm. HIC Ch A very interesting and successful | | meeting was held on the Rehrerstown | { School lawn on July 17, 1918, by the Woman’s War Relief of the P. R. R. Division No. 2. The proceeds are to be used for war work. C. H. Forney, D.D., L.D. of Har- rishurg, was a visitor in town the past! week. Dr. Forney edited the Church { Advocate for upwards of forty years. | His many friends of this place were glad to see him in such fine health | —— fication = Big Fire at Manheim Fifteen buildings in the central ing a large hosiery destroyed by fire late yesterday a ternoon, entailing a loss estimated $30,000. RE — | — Read the Bulletin. 50,4nd 52 South Queen Street i LANCASTER, PENNA. and spirits. Read the Bulletin. . ’ J Doxology and Benediction. | ;. section of Manheim borough, ineclud- | pl factory, were; two daughters and granddaughter, of this place; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Souders of Rheems and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Geistweit of Elizabethtown, were Sunday guests of Mr. Adam Geistweit at Mt. Pleasant. Dr. Edward Kistler and family, Miss Lottie Reeder and Masters Geo. and Charles Reeder of Blaine, Perry County, are guests in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berrier, on the farm a mile northeast of town. Dr. Kistler and the Masters Reeder went to Philadelphia yesterday. Rev. N. Lowrer, Mr. Von Stetten, Miss Bertha Walker, of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. John Gable, Miss Mag- | gie Gable, Misses Mae and Viola Lefley, Mrs. I. Baker of Florinel, were visitors to Mr. S. F. Eshleman ti Ss S istrator for Pennsylvania Y ioCosia 2¢ bee chick be observed. |ler, Ro Man, Wii Demuth, | they visited friends. time simplicty should prevail at them iticalfirsteight weeks. Chorus practice at 7:45 Friday Bucher John, Edgar Keeny. Misses Estella Wachstetter of Flor- |, svation . hor of cours SG od breedera and ivavy evening y ? | Eccleston, Baltimore County, Md. in, Messrs. Harry Herr and Arthur DY mederation in the number of a fhe 0)™ Conk ny Sa dvi Circle meets Thursday night at |—LeRoy Horlacher, David Dotterer, | Herr, Miss Anna Parkeson of Lan-;©® served. [I urge upon our Deopie | Sonn om Reset Yim thee Mrs. Harry Kaylor’s also Ladies Bible | Wilmer Grubb, Martin Gish, Samuel | caster, and Misses Florence and that dinners, luncheons and banquets | deadly gontagious disease. World Class meeting at the same place. {Doner, Isaac Frederick. [Maude Espenshade were Sunday should be an example to the world of famous for treating roupy birds. 30c,60c. a | Annapolis, Baltimore County, Md.| guests of Mrs. Charles Sload. rigid conservation of food. Portions Yougmoney back QUICK ifany Cone . : i—Herbert Kauffman, Sherman Sny- Messrs. Michael and Newton Speece | should be smaller. They should be hey nel cad Plogin nied Brethren Clureh | der, Amandus Reeb, Charles Mohr, | with their families and a number of prepared and served in accordance Seggd 4c for 80 page Poultry Book, The pastor A the follow- | Charles Gerland. : other friends of East Salem, Juniata' "co" Articles of diet not '" E. W. GARBER lin services for the comin Sunday: | Centerville, Queen Ann County, county, stopped off with D. F. Gable “’ io d li | Id be used MOUNT JOY, PA Sih School at 9:30 A 8 | Md.—Thomas Hughes. : and family enroute to Atlantic City, on the restricted ist saonid be user 2 : Preaching at 10:30 ACM | Queenstown, Md.—Jacob Shafer, | where they will spend a week. “At commercial and business gather DRIED BEEF, LARD, ETC. Combined €. B. and Preaching | Gordon Harshman. Miss Sarah Dobzey. of the Sacred ings an example should he set and a Also Fregh Beef, Veal, Pork, Muttom shit y 5 ” | Heart Academy at Lancaster, was menu In accordance with the striet ? Services from 7 to 8 P. M. promptly. | eee tl errr Hear : . ISR) | Aah : : G48 a Thursday guest of her sister, Miss requirements of the war-times ii H KRALL i wo Cheng, diseatirse, | T. T. Class Graduation Exercises Ross Dojzey of 2s same Maqemy which we live he offered lw J N 4 A MOUN1 ———— | The graduation exercises of the no en Yaoaiion ge “Food waste is a crime. It is a est Main St. u JOY, PA “- Methodist Episcopal Church | Teacher Training Class of the Trinity Musson, : a, Y a crime against the starving millions of Bell Telephone . Rev. Thomas Roberts, Pastor | United Evangelical Church were held | * Mrs. A M. Reinhart of Altoona, Europe, who are asking us for food: | S—— TT Sunday School at 9:15 A. M. ion Tuesday evening, July 23rd at] ,0'0S- 4. &. Leh . EW is MIRE SD » soldier 1d - No Preaching Service at 10:30 A.|7:45 The oluts tt ne 7 | who has been visiting at the home of it is a crime against our soldiers anc $ : g* t of fr in i wis tle “Fle nd | Ber daughter, Mrs. W. F. Diffender- the soldiers of our Allies, who are 3 , oo Draachy YVIeS. " 7 fre 9 ” as Ca i > oy , daicy | Ter for the past two weeks returned fighting for us on the battle fields of A Preaching Service at 7:30 P. M White and the flower, the daisy # No services during the week on ac-| The church Wh decorated ' t0 her home Sunday. She was ac- Europe.” fe Farmers” Inn count of Landisville Camp Meeting. | with the motto and color while fhe jompaniod 3 gl granddaughter, —————— = el nn members of the class wore daisies. | ary Purenderier. 1) . Po twas ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Geistweit and ” The class motto text was found in 4 . é ' FOOD DIRECTOR Conservation and Warns Against Waste. “Saving of ice has become an impera- ve duty on the part of all consumers,” aid Howard Heinz, U. 8. Food Admin “It is true that large supplies of natural ice were tored last winter, but it is a ques and family on Thursday. tion whether the supply will be sufh Mrs. Harmon Walters and daugh- | cient to meet the heavy demands which ter Miss Theda Walters; Mr. and Mrs. | an unusually hot summer may bring “1 . r i & ( ist W alters and daughter Esther; | about. Certainly all waste should be M Marie Detwiler, of this place;| eliminated. M Virginia Frank and Miss Grace ‘There will be heavy drafts on the Richards of Philadelphia, spent Sun-| a Cnr Ee Sar ~¥ Pri gaa with Mr. Harvey Throne and, !¢¢ SUPP!Y this sun jirigern family near Schock’s Mills. { tion purposes in tl Rev. Brinser and wife of |?® road, aw : Find] ), spent > week-end ton ot in and with Gable i 1, this country. } while 1 the public and TI hope f ot ople Pennsyly S he Sumi r Grosh and g i mebody wants those {| very tlyngs which have : : ecomne of no use to you. : S 5 Vhy not try to find that iv By i a Tye s s s re 2 » vy by putting 8 b L bat " & e : want advertiseinent > larry : W f robs YORE .t , George St poss = E" as proba THIS NEW SPAF feb, Nir. Heinz Points Out Need For g Columbia Stea Can be hag’ only ati , ) Beruf Store EAST MAIN STREET | The same Byead, same size and same | price as hefetofore. Worth While Going For as it is Better Bread (ili baking & Mle. Go S. B. BERNHART, Sale .\gent For Mount Joy and vicinity jan.80-tf | “I'M SO NERVOUS | COULD SCREAM” | Every woman burdened wi {household cares feels like that {and then—and more often as | goes on. It is because of nerve strain hich [makes the nerve tissues losé phos- { phates. | To get your nerves back # norma | healthy strength the phosplates mur [be replaced. That 1s the value r CHANDLER'S HYPOPHOSPHITF | COMPOUND. SPECIAL FORMUL. It is rich in the #ital phosphat |for which the weakened nerves aug | begging. y This is not m ’ - gre theory or guess- work—it is a gvell-known scientific | fact. There is go other remedy which |is doing so miich today to build up strong, vigofous, resilient nerves. { You should find out what it will do | for you. Ask us. 'W. Main St. Mt. Joy, Pa. | Krall’s Meat Market NEY AT LAW NORTH DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA. -1918-1yw. Got Something You Want to Sell? Most people have a piece of furniture, & farm imple- ment, or something else which they have discard- ed and which they no lon- ger want, These things are put in the attic, or stured away in the barn, or left lying about, getting of less and less value each year. PreOoeveee HOSOI
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