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WED PAY, JULY 30th, 1919
THE NT JOY
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TIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER
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x DAILY MEETINGS ARE BEING
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8 \_A grade for each type o CROWD SUNDAY MANY
X \ CAMPERS THIS SEA-
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0) \ [Landisville campmeeting 18 on
: \ nee more The season of 1919
x \ WAR opened Thursday evening with an at
: 100,865,000 piston strokes per year, the average of ‘hres tendance larger than for the past
/ Q popular four cylinder cars show that during each mile on En gear several years, as well as more cot
@ there are 20,173 piston strokes—20,17§ rubs YH ie un, or n ta permanently located in the
: ! : ’ separated « r by a 3- f a apes perman : ,
% the piston and I walls separated only by about C DicHIresiTe Frove, The grounds wv
x inch of oil. \ : in splendid condition and remodeled
* At the end of the'season, if the car has traveled 5,000 miles on and newly painted cottages greet
X high-gear, the pistons have made 100,865,000 strokes. the eye. The rains of the past Weeks
: have left everything refreshed anc
% 35 i strokes are made possible only by S era : rin ool URonR
There 100,865,000 pisten stro Are 2 a : n finest of fulsome verdure of trees
X A wearing quality of this pratective oil film, seldom thicker than 3 on card. . Forns and flowers
is sheet of raper. A x | idorn the porches and plots of nany Du dooshts mer far eicht 1
: Let us explain why the correct“drade of Gargoyle Mobile Oils 2 | ttages. Di yas and Walis ol in glawva, awver warricklich wore |
’ f Wi - ta | fine shape, and there is not a to ich bin in der jail! Geshter en
® will protect your motor. \ | The big pavilion is elaborately { — 8 2% 10 Ar J ia wana ou
x " ? | rated with many hundreds ofl... non sime shtoll, I
OQ SS———————————————— | nennant and other patriotic bunt ansicht frem mon wore (
3 x | insignia in the Interior. | re.ena is wares in der m
0 : - | Sol of these fixtures are electric, shoft hen se grawd uff 1 ich
i FRANK B. GROFF | i SE [EE Te
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ENNA | S 2 * Rev. J. F. Kings-| orquit wile des weesht we ley
* MOUNT JOY, PE . hy \ P Re: of the cooma 18, awver de lea
% > a brief 1 tee t |
= S 1E ( 1 a der jail shtecka se :
x HARNESS AUTO ACCE SOR 5 2% Other peakers were: Rev. loot mere mv har I {
X 8 harles Truax, of Cedarville, Pa., | ron hob forh 3s}
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. er ind young peoples meeting wetive doh W
x 1 o'clock: Rev. H. R. Hoffmar wella un der deeb
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\ | morning conducts the praise Service, | hoh ken geld far mich 1
\ ® | and Prof. A. Casselberry, of Phila- shtane ich er oot ch far
1} ¥ | delphia, the popular song leader of awhile doh bliva. ch daid nix
® | the camp. droom gevva won ich arlac h
) ® | The sermon Friday afternoon was |. awver n der naixta ben t ul
® | delivered by Rev. S. R. Dout, of Ard mere in en marder ei g'shpart. Dar
RQ | more, who spoke again on Friday |, hut nix ga-doo dorrich si gon
R{ evenine The recrular aching | jnovs a : 1 1 un sowf un is
i i t Mount Joy, Pa. @§ |c¢vening. Fhe regular preac laeva 0s we rawva un wfa, un i
Corner Main and Manheim Sts. un y ® | service was preceded by a twilight ae nocht hinnich en shae, young]
; . t % service conducted by Rev. 1. R. |. shoodlich maidel an hut se g mardt. |
| Thombs ? sading Rev, Dout ! 5..rwons $s con mer denka |
J b G B wh Pro rie or ® | Thomp on, of Reading. ev “| Farwoss des con mer denka.
aco » ro ’ P X | was the Landisville camp leader of Des is de coombany os
i. & | the young people’s meeting two un es shtaid mere gor net
3 s ago, but enlisted in the nation- sull ¢’henked warra der dri
GROCERIES, "CANNED GOODS. 2 al sorvice and served as a TU. 8. 17.1 cons be-chudes sheer ne
- S ® | Chaplain a period of one year. da doh hin si won sell obes
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO, CIGAR ® | Miss Snyder, of Lancaster, is mak-| is aw net oll So
ICE CREAM, SODAS, SOFT DRINKS ® ing an effort to establish a class of bin don bin ich ga-glossed mit dem |
SANDWICHES, ETC. ETC. | boys and girls in nature study. The drechicha keyon Der onner daws
3 [grove with its many and various|gsin tzwae yunge mon doh ri coomal
. ° [ Q@ | trees affords ample opportunity for far der marder saena un hen grawd |
Good Pure Milk For Sale. I also 2 | thi work. She is encouraging the fonna on minera ben g’shtupped m |
™ R | planting of memorial trees in the | nich bagooked Don sawet anerl
Manufacture Butter. x grove in honor of the leaders who {tyum onera:
NG | in the past wrought faithfully and “Seller karl hut en weesht awk. |
® | effectively in the historic campniest- | Are daid en gonse house-holding |
® | ings arda far nt.” |
i N a > 1. fan 4 | Ings. marda far en cent
Pool Room, Shooting Gallery, Reading Room—in fact all kinds % | An innovation this year consists “Yaw? Hat der onner o'sawl.
of amusement and entertainment for young men. Q 1 of the three special days to be ob-!«geller kent ich selver ) "
d | served this week: Prohibition Day on Des hov ich net shtand:
& | Tuesday, Patriotic Day on Wednes- {un ich hob se g'frogt
° Bd | day and Home Missionary Day on waega wem 0S se schwetza.
d A i | Thursday! “Du bisht der Bloom, der mar-|
ome i roun ny ime ¥ The tabernacle bell sounding |der,” hut aner g'sawt. {
8 4) | through the woods presages a most “Ich denk net. Ich bin der Got-|
§ ® | enjoyable and successful campmeet- | tleib Boonastiel, un won ich doh |
Y ou re ways e come ® | ing season this year, according to|nows kent don daida tzwae dudes|
® | all indications declare the officers era rick farbrucha greega!” |
| and leaders at Landisville. Se sin un de naixt deer un dart |
¥ The cottagers spending the camp | hen se g'funna wos se g¢’soocht hen. |
season at Landisville are: Samuel H. Gli noach sellem sin en lot maid
5" Boyd, Mrs. Catharine Hughes, Miss|ri cooma un hen mere oranges un |
Maud Hughes, Henry Myers, Colum- | blooma dorrich de isena shprussa ni}
bia; Dr. and Mrs. John Herr, Mr. and g’hand. Ich hob se g’numma un ev-|
Mrs. Harry Herr and John Herr, of | va awfonga oranges essa os de bree
Landisville; Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Niss-| mere om bawd. ob ga-drupsed is. We |
ley, Elizabeth Nissley, Frances Niss- | anes fun ena ous g’'funna hut os i
- ley, Ellen Nissley and Alice Nissley, | net der marder bin hut se awfonga
of Lancaster; Mrs. E. A. Bender, | gereisha os we en yvaricher laefer won |
Strasburg; Mrs. S. E. Miller, Wm. |are in der fense shtecked. Se hen |
E. Miller and Elizabeth Miller, of | hovva wella ich set des soch widder |
Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. |nows handa. Se hen’s intend g’hot |
Shenberger, Hilda Shenberger, | for my butty in der onera ben. Ich]
Andrew Shenberger, Mrs. Susan | hob ena g’sawt der Gottlieb Boon
Phillips, Agnes Phillips, Mr. and |astiel het olsfart gredit g’hot far]
Mrs. H. H. Snyder, Anna E. Snyder, { gooter farshtond, un nemond os en |
of Lancaster; Mrs. Edward J. |narr daid so en boondle oranges uff
Byrnes, William Byrnes, of Pitts- | gevva won are see amohl het. Aney
+ burgh; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Blake, | hut g’sawt, ‘“‘nawsty thing,” aney
& Bur Blake, Dorothy Blake, Mrs. M. g’'sawt, “the brute,” un en onery
A. Wilson, Mabel Wilson, of Lancas- | hut g’sawt, “Oh, fi I only had him.”
4 ter; Dr. A. Bishop, Mrs. A. L. Bishop, | Sell hut mich ga-lechered, un ich hob
Boa ) g a William Bishop and Darius Bishop | era g’sawt se mecht mich hovva, libe
5 | of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. John | un sale, won se ni coma daid, wile
3 oy 3 B. Belford, Lancaster; Rev. and |des anyhow sholk-yohr ware! Ich
Vulcanzing and Retreading Mrs. P. Livingston, Clara Youndt | hob lots fun g’shposs mit ena g’hot,
\ and Martha Youndt, of York; Mr. | awver es hut mich ga-dinked os won
TIRES QF ALL KINDS and Mrs. C. H. McMichael, Philadel- | ich net so goot ware os en marder.
phia; Mrs. S. J. Geiger, Reading; | Sheer olla dawg sin en lot leit doh
AGENT FOR THE HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Lizzie Snyder, Alice Snyder, Lancas- | hin far dare raskel bakara. Se tzeit
) ter; Mrs. Rose Haage, Reading; Mr. | is kartz, awver wile are en divel
ALSO A FEW GOOD SECOND:HAND MACHINES and Mrs. Harry Haage, Pottsville; | wore in dara weldt daida se now
John Osler, Hazelton; Mr. and Mrs. | garn en engel ous maucha far de
g M. Phutzman Birdsboro; | onner. Ich wase net, awver's will
RACINE TIRES Jacob id ; : ,
Emily Bunting, Helen Bunting, Lan- | mere net recht in der kup. Won des
ras ; Mr. and Mrs. A. 8S. Del-|orem maidel woo are dote g-
TION GUARANTEED caster; g
PROMPT SERVICE SATISFAC ¢ linger, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bucher, | mauched hut net gons prepared wore
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Harrisburg; Mrs. J. Kissinger, Flor- | far der goot blotz don is se farlora,
E. S FREY ence Kissinger, Alice Kissinger, {un de wile 0s se uff da kohla law ft
° ° Reading; Mrs. Howard Z. Fisher, | un rooft far en druppo wasser, doot
i ris, Le : i il- | dare ketzer druvva in der hae sitza
. BETHTOWN, PA. Lottie Davis, Lancaster; Martin Mil- | i
15 West High St, ELIZA ’ ler, Landisville; Mrs. Fritsch, Lan- | un shpeeled de hariff. Are sawgt
caster; Mrs. Greninger, Columbia; |are het en ticket direct far der him-
Mrs. A. L. Nissley, Alice Strickler, |mel. Ich winch eme ken unglick,
Landisville; Mr. and Mrs. W. K.|awver ich wut duch os de train woo
pune Hougendobler, Wm. H. Hougen- | are druff gaid daid ivver en koo
“Ny 3 dobler, A. R. Hougendobler, Jr., W. |shpringa un umshmisa.
5% FLOR DE K. Hougendobler, Columbia; Cath- Da Moondawg hov ich my hearing
arine Wisner, Louise Wisner, B. O.|far em 'Shquire, derno fin ich ous
’ y Bishop, Mrs. O. W. Bishop, Lancas- | wos mit mer gebt.
ter; Mrs. Zinn, New York; Jessie = bt
Brandt, Chambersburg; Emma Good Business for Sale
. Kurtz, Landisville; Anna Chambers I have for sale the entire darv
reme ’ ’ . ’ s 2
The Cigar Sup b bi Lancaster; Marion Stauffer, Landis- | outfit of Messrs. B. F. Kauffman &
At the price FLOR DE MELBA, is Stier igger ville; Mrs. Strine, Lancaster; Mrs. | Son of this place. It includes horses,
and more pleasing than any mild avana cigar Howard Johnston, Strasburg; Mrs. J. | Wagons, cans, bottles, clarifier, sepa-
If your dealer cant supply you. Write us STRICT D. Denlinger G R. Burns, Ruth Taser, cooler, ete. - wa ve im-
)$ De ID 5 Sy mediate S : Wi i
1 LEWIS CIOAR Jire co. a Swati N. J “8 FUR Burns, Ann Burns, Ellen Burns, and eiisSesnon: a. Re a ness
heh Mary - Wade, Dorothy Bennett, Lan-| purchaser or will sell buildings with
caster; Miss Reinhold, J. C. Kinter, | the business. Now who wants an old
Harrisburg. established business averaging 500
— quarts daily in a town with no com-
: t. Pps petition. Don’t think long but act.
Summer Complaint in Children | °F Sopra Mognt Joy. tr
There is not anything like so merely Meee oan:
many deaths from this disease now : :
as before Chamberlain’s Colic and oo Marriage Licenses \
CORONA OR Diarrhoea Remedy came into such Melvin M. Derstler and Dora M.
SELECTOS SIZE general use. When this remedy is | Elsinger, both of West Hempfield
OTHER SIZES DIFFERENT PRICES given with castor oil as directed and township. |
rm YI proper care is taken as to diet, it is Milton L. Garman and Mary ‘E. |
— rcr— ———. ——— | s2fe to say that fully ninety-nine out 3rown. both this place. were
EE - Of every Bundrod Catcs Torcvor , L thi Dace, wer:
l SOOO000000000000COO000COOO00TOO0000COOON000O0OCICOOSS 5 0 Jane hover. ye Fray.
says, “I have used Chamberlain’s Hy
CHAS. A. WEALAND Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for > ford,
\ summer complaint in children. It is license Wednesday at
5 e : H far ahead of anything I have ever rstown, Md.
Painter and Paper Hanger used for this purpose” july-5.5¢ ————
Tr Tee Here’s a Good Buy
LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER Who Wants a Parm »’ The lot with two properties on E. |
Always on hand at reasonable prices. I have for sale an 86 acre farm ir B.S Sigel, of is ssteie of the late
: : Cheerfull ished West Donegal township, that is, be- | B- De Lhger. ne house has all
bX Estimates Cheerfully Furn yond a dobut, the best farm of its SN nienges.
s size I have ever offered. Limestone The °E Dt dglay but see me at once
Agent for land excellent producer, good build- | “1°: E. Schroll. Mt Jov tf |
h ings, excellent location. Must be seen
VICTROLAS AND RECORDS. ALSO BICYCLES to be appreciated. J. E. Schroll, Mt Mrs. H. 0. Kauffman of Colum-
Joy. bia, aces aniec y iece Miss
«21 EAST MAIN STREET _ MOUNT JOY, PENNA. oy : 5} | bia, acc ompanied by her niece Miss
It pays to advertise in the Bulletin
{ Miriam Kauffman of Altoona, spent
a few days here as guests of friends.
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