« 7ic, 15¢ 10c EVAPORATED MILK, Can VAN CAMP’S QUAKER BISCUIT FLOUR, (Self-raising) Big pkg. Choice Quality HERSHEY'S BROKEN RICE COCOA Can 9¢ Pound Oc, 17c¢ ARROW BORAX SOAP, cake Very fine quality laundry soap at an economical price TENDER PEAS, Choice quality. from the garden. CRN... oc ins: on : : 15¢ Exceptionally good value Just like LILI LVLOOLLOOO DOOOOOC00OOOCOO0O000000 | spending Meyre spent Saturday with M and Mrs. Harr own. Haversticl i t »d here on Monda ) | yme ti h her par Ir. and Mrs. J. G. Metzgar. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. MeMahone of wy Pa., and Mr. Paris Hinkle f Lancaster re Sunday visitors »f Mr. and 1 Miss En F. G Pennel Mis ind Muy Normar St Saturday visiting relatives 11 own. { Mr. and Mrs. William Beamesder fer and son Richa and Mis Beat Iq ] pent the 1 at li wn with relat Mrs. Joh Fitzkee and thy children yf Lancaster, are time with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Mattie Rinehart. some | Mrs. Daisy C. Rentzel, Mrs. Sadie | Nichol and Miss Ethel Rentzel of several [York, were guests for days To Look Well In That New Suit You Should Have a Pair of the Latest Ny OXFORDS or PUMPS Just Received a Shipment of the Finest Money Can Buy To Be Sold at Prices To Suit All H. Laskewitz OPEN EVENINGS MOUNT JOY, PA. E. MAIN ST., m—\ | of Mr and Mrs. Fred Misses Fannie a | Menaugh and Miss S {dletown, were the | Fanhie Menaugh for | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Cramer and L eiberher. Margaret ieler of Mid- guests of Mrs. several days. | son Ralph of Pottstown, spent sev- [eral days here the guests of his i parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cramer. | Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Geistweit, two daughters, Mabel and Mildred and granddaughter Bernice visited at Harrisburg and Spore shey on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Erb, son and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shel- spent Memorial Day er Hershey and fam- Albrig Miss Mr. Paul Wal- Decoration spent : Mrs. Ed. Ream’s he 1 Mr. H Lloy Miller and Miss Grac M. 1 hav turned to Dic 0 College fter having spent the v h Mr. and Mrs. John Mr 1 arr of ling several tte mother, Mrs. 1 I East Done- kee, wife and daugh- : ms of Lancaster, spent everal a) 1 the guests of Mrs. Fitzkee's: mother, Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hershey and J) son Christ and daughter Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hershey and son Paul were visitors to Elizabethtown on Saturday. Motorist: Attention People do you realize you are not taking care of your battery —your battery is not a Camel, because it must have water all the time. I have a few Come in New Columbia Batteries that I will sell reason- able. and see them—all guaranteed. Willard Storage Battery Service Station LOCATED ON WEST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PA. DOO 00O000000000ONOO0LOOOOLOOCOOOOOOOOODOO. Misses Clara Habecker, {and Mirian Hess, of spent Friday here the | former's brother, Mr. Anna Hahn Landisville, guests of the Addison Hab- ecker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youtz and { son Harry, Miss Helen Youtz, of Lancaster and Miss Ruth Youtz, of Mountville, were Friday guests of { Mrs, Sabina Arntz. Mrs. Amos Kaylor, Misses Florence fed Dorothy Kaylor, Mabel Geist- it, Helen Shlotthauer, Messrs. Irvin | Kay or and John Frank autoed to Columbia, Sunday. Mr. Andrew Bachman, wife and two sons, James and Lewis and { daughter Sarz of Malvern, spent sev- | eral Mrs days here the Irvin guests of Mr. | Geistweit. | Mrs. S. L. Rortenbaugh, Misses | Elizabeth and Marian Dieter, Helen Wenneger and Sue Brandt of Lancas- ter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Hershey on Memorial Day. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Miss Mae and THE DOINGS AROUND FLORIN ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN. INGS FROM THAT THRIVING AND BUSY VILLAGE Mh Martin T iggins was a Satur- day visitor to the County Seat. Rev. Quigley of Mount Joy, called | on friends in our village on Mon- day. Mrs. A, J. Rineor spent several on Saturday. Lancaster on Saturday. Mrs. Jacob Landvater has ed a position in Geo. Brown Mills at Mount Joy. Mrs. Sarah Philips, of visited her daughter, Mrs. Smith here on Tuesday. Misses Gertrude Haldeman Esther Vogle were Satu y to friends at Elizabethtow: Mr. and Mrs. Emory Inners of the County Seat, were Sunday guests of accept- Sons’ Lancaster, of Mr. Francis Neidigh and fam ily. Mr. Jacob Rutherford and and Mr. Donald Eichler were y visitors to friends at Mari Mrs. Norman Grim of Eli town, was a Sunday parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. William Reheard and spent Saturday and Sunday in York County visiting friends and relatives Mrs. Jacob Rider and two daugh- ters were Tuesday visitors to her parents at Elizabethtown, on Tues- day. Mr. S. Cocking, John daughter, Mrs. Conlin of Philadelphia, spent in town. day : zaboth. visitor to her Wittle. family Larkin and and daughter several Mrs. William D. Easton and daugh ter Mary of Mount Joy, were Sun- day visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eichler. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and daughter Catherine were the guests ot the latter’s mother at Lancaster, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buohl of Philadelphia, are here on a visit to the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Masterson. The Ladies’ Mite Society of the United Brethren church met at the home of Mrs. John Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. H. Dukeman arrived home from the General Hospital on Sun- day greatly improved after -having undergone an operation. The Florin Base Ball team re- ‘eived a severe lacing at the hands of the strong Newville Team on Sunday. Ask the boys the score. Mr. John P. Liggins of Philadel- rhia, who has recently returneds from overseas, is spending a month here, the gues! 4f his brother, Mr. Martin Liggi”®S and family. Raffensberger on Smith of York, Mr. Lester Gillis of Clarence | and | VISITOTS | days | The follofI"2 vere entertained at oiiiiemAAARARAt Nice H. F. Landis Electieal Contractor | | | Mean | | [ now have at my residence, 117 E. [Main St, a full Electric | supplies, such fas, different (kinds of sockets, tdoor bells and door line of fuses, days at Berwyn the guest of her moth {bell plates, bell wire, push buttons, er. lamps, silk lamp? cord, shades—in Mrs. Raymond Forward of Eliza |g. anything in that line that you bethtown, were week-end visitors to Sornt wont town. he . Miss Ida McKinley of Philadelphia,| I do house wiring; repair motors, spent several days in town with her repair electric irons Yand sweepers, parents. install door bells and, burglar sys- | ~ Mr. John Weidman and son wit-|tems, connect gas or coal oil lamps nessed the parade at Elizabethtown electric. is into Fixtures a specialty. Mrs. Harry Rutherford and son . Joseph of Marietta, were Monday| My knowledge is not from books, visitors to the village. but from practical experignce with Mr. William McGarvey arrived|the G. E. Co., NY-G Western Elec- home from overseas last Prarsdayitle California, Westinghouse Elec- | and 29 looking fine, [tric and Manufacturing Co., H. Pitts- | Miss Grace Keener and Mr. Her ais x bert Brinser called on friends at he \ Also repair Auto Generatorsy light wiring repaired. \ The work is my guarantee. coLons STR # HE. magic last year's s like new. If your hatis old ad soiled, don't throw it away. Make it as good 3 new and any color you want with Colorite, Millions of women save money and have new ap pearing Rats by using Colorite. Sold in a $hotile with a brush for applying. Water- proof and durable, dries in, 30 minutes, Colorite is also fine for coloring Satin, Sitgnd Canvas Slippers and Basketry. In fact, it gan be used satisfactorily on all the little thifigs about the house; metal, glass or woodwork. Comes in 16 colors: Victory Blue, Jet Black, Cardinal Red, Navy Blue, SageGreen, Burn Straw, Violet, Old Rose, Gray, Dull Black} Yell Cadet Bl Yd ow, Rada ue, Cerise, Brown, Lava CHANDLERS, MT. JOY Of All PRINTING Kinde not the cheap kind but the good kind done here Corper Main and Manheim Sts. ’ Pool Room, of amusement “The Home of the Boys Jacob G. Brown, Proprietor GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS. CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS ICE CREAM, SODAS, SOFT DRINKS Good Pure Milk For Sale. Manufacture Butter. Shooting Gallery, and entertainment for Come Around Any Time Youre Always Welcome YY "ASTE 3 2 P 'EDNESD. JUNE th, 1919 SE F THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S. A. WEDNESDAY, JUNI itl PAGE FOUR | York City and Mr. J. H. Millerfthe home of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Personal of Gl le, were 1 of Mr. D. C.|Eichier at Elizabethtown on Satur . ¥ 0 1 Decoration Day. |day: Mr, and Mrs, Harry Eichler and »C SS one om ine os | ot Mrs. Harry Dyer, Mr. and {son Donald, Mr. J. H. Rutherford Happening | { o | Richard, and family, Mu A S. Eichler of \ | bi Vo in y I; \ Jlizabeth Stein-| Buffalo s Mr M. L. Liggin ( 1 W Fy Elian) ) u/ y’ | Hiaffate, i 3 ht J M \t ( NY ide Del very l.ar ister, wer ruest Ol fwife and daug er 1 | ! Gil ia A Geo ors on Decora- bell, of Marietta, Mi Mi Kul Miid D |G Richler daughter RAKE ' I Wasl — — | : ! | os | [ dil I'y ha pent | l \ W ! } ther | <Q t W 1 ra : I't { | ( All Mill Brand 90c¢ | W D, i rh . ~ a. Ba ) | I , Texas OUR VERY BEST 45¢ FLOUR 12.lh. B M Mabal Ka etul rs H. A. Kau bere with TEAS ' ! Su pend- | : \ Vy \b 12¢ 1 - Ib.; X3c 15-b r- | ik i Doin St Mr yc ! { p her 1 resid it | 3 : I M Van Ada Kra } : Your cl Tasty Desserts of pS ars ATR ny With theiry Fort Smith, Avkansas, at] Mixed, Old ( : 11¢ ° : 3 Rev. and Mrs. 1. E. Johnson o JIFFY-JELI PKg rand pare Vt {1 Mi Henry Ci here. visiting India OC —— JELL-O, pki 10c rAndpa | Manheim, spent Fi day Rove, Misting ————— - PUDDINE, pkg 12¢ Aral : i Birttn Sa [the family of S. F. Eshleman e | CANDIES MRS MORRISON'S CHO- Mi r . El wortt : Shr Le or d Miss Hilda and Dorothy Johnson | MOTOR MINTS, pkg Sc COLATE PUDDING, pkg. 8¢ “Chubby” Frank Gantz, of Lancas-| Wye oi were the guests of the SIL-O-ETT MINTS, big can ter, spent Friday ! town with «me family for several days 30 friends amil) Te . SMILES, Assorted Flavors, Everyday Needs Mrs. Sadie Keim of Elizabethtown | Rev. Geo. A. Kercher t Hitending SR Pkg, 4c GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP, Miser Enberh ond Lettie Long of |the 172ud spray convelti of | . ~ TE ALMOND 6 Cakes, 25c¢ Bt 41a Troy o ir the | Ministerium of Penna rinity L > , CHOC OLATE Rs Cake, 6c “ASCO” AMMONIA, big Lancaster spent Memorial Day in th eran church at Laneasie’; Hits Week| This Machine Rakes Clean, Teds Thoroughly Bottle, 8c yorongh. r Gul ow {Mr. J. S. Carmany is the lay de'e- CHECK EVERY ITEM FEL’S NAPTHA SOAP, Miss Catherine i of Balungn, rate from Trinity church, Mt. Joy. and Handles Hay Gently To - Cake, 6¢ spent several days here with 1e i bk K Wav and . ELLY, glas 10¢ rr Ne hh I ’ Mr. and Mrs. H. K ay a . PURE JELLY aT SUP, OLD DUTCH C LEANSER, Be grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos daughters and son Earl spent Decor-| It's Left-Hand Delivery Means Better Hay, Cleaner Raking Big bottle, 15¢ ‘ om Tam c Bortzfield. \ ation Day here as the guests of their | \ : : PURE PEANUT BUTTER GLOSS STARCH: Looms Re Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flory, of Ra A od wife. Miss Josephine | Using this machine as a rake, you can follow the mower closely strik- Glass, 12c GOOD QUAL each dlc Lancaster, spent several ys hore Keifer also of Salunga, spent the] ing the heads of the hay first. As you know, the hay falls backward DELICIOUS INDIA Bottle, 12c WINDOW SCREENS, each be Poss f Mr. Harry Ink x day with them. Rol il from the mower with heads uppermost. The closely spaced teeth of the .LISH, y } : 5c and family. Ale rs. Ernest Roberts & ; ; | o : Ny i ha BEST LIMA BEANS, Ib. 12 ’ ; 0c, 53¢ Mr. Norman Sherbohn of Lancas-| Mr. an I Mrs Fr X¢ ig er ang Keystoge Side Delivery Rake and Tedder thus work against the heads OSE SWEET PICKLES MAZOLA OIL, pint ! ; TQ two children of York, Pa., Mr. and| in . tm bv a | 15 : hi Dozen "104 MATCHES, big box Je ter, and Miss Stella Bussler of Sun Mrs. Harvey Roberts and two and tha leaves, and rake as clean as if the stubble was swept by a broom TABLE SAUCE, bottle, 8c, 13c PLY PAPER, 2 double Sc bury, Nore Week end guests of Mrs, daughters of Landisville, were guests They ntake a light, airy windrow and deposit it on a clean stubble. The “OC IT sheets, *. G. Pennell. of 1 : s, M 1 Mrs. El-| wrk is » quickly : ‘hile » leaves are still active. Thus, there SHREDDED COCOANL 5¢, 9¢ CHOICE STRING BEANS, Miss Elizabeth Gingrich and Mr f thet pazen Fr = work if done quickly and while the leave are till active Thu ¢ s 3 To gh can, 12};c yingric f Lancaster, were wood Roberts on Gh | 2 is no chance for the leaves to dry ahead of the stems, resulting in unev- SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg, Alvin Gingrich o .ancaster, Wir. ond Mes. David Witmer spent\S 4 : MARSHMALLOW WHIP Mr. ar I 2 7 % Solvers’ Bake. and SCO” BAKING POW 12 i Pkg 12¢, 17c Wednesday Tests of Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Day here with the former’s | when you want en curing. The Keystone com aed Side Delivery ake ane “A & > . S A == : C. 8. Gingrieh, ame , i nev Wi \r LS Tedder ‘will grade your hay up to “choice.” DER, can 5¢, 9c SALAD DRESSING, hortley a So oad Mis. P. A. Kilwore of Lan pars nts, ya 2 Mes, Hr ert that next job of Fedder wi rade yo y up tc oice ) : : isa on ev. and "S ere) ¢ > 2 i : BLACK PEPPER v2 X Pin Money SWEET SHER. caster, spent several days hate jhe and son of Lancaster, spent wang ° s If a richt-hand rake were used two serious difficulties would be en- i i KINS, SWEET MIXE guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. {1 © ih ‘his brother and sister, Mr. | Ln { countered: First, if the mower were followed the windrow would be de- Lunch-Time Suggestion PICIRLES, 10-0z. Jar... .20¢ an Day with his brother and sister, Mr. Ti ing cou : ; | : alu i9s ale OWS mI ors ico. Carpenter and Mrs. Della Al- Vv I rositodl ob. wi aptekad aw: 3 leaving. that swath uncured. Sec: CAMPBELL S SOUS can 10c NE a teas Mr Rickard Plunumer of Elizabeth flea, Carpenter and Mi ella | ri |p ited m at a ig a bs ns a Swan rane _— RI , < on inties The Kiddies Jeli rht town, and Mr. and Mrs. Shank of hd or antha ond Mabel I. 3 " 4 ; J I ond, in going in the opposite directior "Q e ower, e tee ( > BEANS vo k can, le afer ho Milties We Sc Newville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm Y i vii Jn You will gets a | strike the butts of the stems first, not catching in the crotches and not . A - oD, gy ) 1, entertaine » yc o oJ . E BEST PIN 15 -1b., 10c FRESH BAKED FIG Beamesderfer. ; at supper on Sunday: Misses Edna | WOT, and you Il get 8 doing as clean work. - OMESTIC BARS, Ib, 22¢ Mr Charles Frey and two chil nterline, Anna Shonk, Anna Enter- i wher: promised, ior 5 CHOICE Ma can 8c, 17¢ NABISCO WAFERS, pkg., 13c dre ret. and Frances spent | No Cag re a. 4 : ik ous 1 | INSTANTLY ADJUSTED FOR RAKING OR TEDDING Quaker RAMONA WAFERS, pkg., 13¢ Me y with friends and rela Mary Enterline, Messrs. John Henry | § qv 2g oh di C g | By manipulating lever, the cylinder can beadjusted to revolve in either CORN FLAKES Best Soup B E ANS ye Zim illiam Wav and! H nger, Ephra m Pano Ser g when De * one B | directibr There are three notches in this lever quadrant, one neutral Big Pkg. 10c¢ \ught r, spent Sat Wh Si he a an i Yoo bl 5 citiefuies ois cite g and one reverse for tedding, the other revolving the cylinder for raking urda y Mr. and Mrs. 15 <= bi : fy ; send the : . a : 9c PY BE Ae Sheaffer £f li you prefersend the RB | 0 |. (ABLE MACHINE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $100 OR I rat a Miller attended | 5 order Dy mail or bring T YS “Asco’ Beverages 123c 3 J \ I he ! ue ne Penn- Jia rris, & it to the office in oerson. FOR $95.00 THIRTY DAYS LA, ROOT BE E ER, Bottle ; ; Hav re, § 1 r the members of | § : STI a SINGER ALE, SARSAPARILL at ol ch : ao : | " Arthur |," os tl Division, by the Home E Ey Si a mpt) l ¢ H 5 } % Eric A I Viet Association. He re- Lot Us S$ how You : a DIoA Jaugniet ! ery interesting camp tL sxr £5 Mayto lays here it We Can Do ( GOODRICH BRAND TOMATO SOUP, can 1c ay? > n J tories and incidents in which mem- 8 What » ? MOYER (Or 3 Cans for 20) Pe v : rs of the Heystom Division figured | 8 § papers =x room sermon 8 Splendid quality—very appetizing. Buy a dozen cans 1 After the banquet he was joined | Sa im ! Ei ceptionally low price ; : i > by Mrs. Miller at the Chestnut St. J P lays With periAn 1 where the reception, en- West Done al St. Mount Oo a. 39 Martin Garber z Re = 9 ’ Bia Ip ter t and dance was given. / Cc BY ong Solice wus | NEW CHEESE, 1b.... ‘vy : B mr i : a. Very tasty, wholesome and nutritious rich, Miss Lina et Ok Ck kk ok kk kk Ok ok ok kk kk Vc ok Vk Ok ok kk kk kV Vo kk 3 ok kV Ve Ve Ve Ve ok Ve ok Ve Mount Joy, Pa. SANDWICHES, ETC. ETC. I also Reading Room—in fact all kinds young men. NIPODLOOLLOLLLLOLOCODOOO0COODOOOOOOOOO00N LIV 0O00000 Auto Repair Shop & Garage 910--12 N. Cherry St, Lancaster Pa, Two Good FORD CARS For Sale One Touring and a . Truck Also Extra Cood Speed Roadster WE REBUILD TRACTORS FOR FARM USE OUT OF YOUR OLD AUTOMOBILE AND CHARGE YOU ONLY FOR THE WORK. WHEN WE FURNISH THE MACHINE FOR THE TRACTOR THE PRICE RANGES FROM $200 TO $500. Bell phone 2227.J. Ind. Phone 72.Y [he Better the Printing of your stationery the beties| WALDEMARS the impression it will creats | | KNIVES Moral: Have your print. BELTS ing done here, SANITARY BARBER SHOP ALLEN M. WAY, MOUNT JOY, PA. Agent for the Manhattan Lawmadry | Shop open daily. Special Treatment for falling hair. Ladies, 50c.; Gents, 35c. | | REET 2 Graduation Gifts i {CUFF LINKS LAVALLIERES TIE CLASPS BAR PINS BROOCHES FOUNTAIN PENS LINGERIE CLASPS PEARL NECKL AES Di, W. Gorrecht f } { Monday till noon. : J eweler 37 WEST MAIN STREET
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