WEI INESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1919 i Ay LA 1 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S... PAGE “XE - | - LITTLE JULIUS SNEEZER - B ] ) [| = ; . " BY BAKER NOW JULIUS- YOU CAN WONT YOU HAVE SOME pips ne —_—_i— nn Rr DEP) I a — ry reed POT SOME IN x rr — a — at HAVE THAT PIECE OF | | MORE CAKE TOTAKE [==] T THINK 1 | Packers, 1 N JOUR. | 1 6ee whiz! 10 CAKE ALL TO YOUR THANK YA HOME WITH You ? HAVE ALL a + Sof If ee TO, BUY — S I SA ————— ——— EE —— ’ LIER), AUNTIE! -r THAT 1 I~ I GOT THEM ? —-— Ce / CAN CARRY! l TH FILLED ot eam A ' . | A 7 THAT SURELY] i Now § (4, { WAS GOOD Ver D | ) : we | Re J f° R%) I. / \ | | X 3.7% [+ | BI g, Pox | 4 Ld \J Ys » i \ | ! x \ \ } A RW t \ | ) ( \ RY | a ~~ \ | ¢ 4 i ¥ vA \ iS ; YJ} I y 9 J\ \ ) | 2 A oT | = | \ a. {1 i N / | | \ | - / \ 4 f hd " Yo — 7"\ > vd SE [ I #2 % | x 3.) i / \ J / 5 = y | E 4 —— | | 1 y KERR . \ l BF | I =) | i 5 ( I - Say | 7 Pa RT ’ ! I~ NT, 3 : v/] . oy : Vi ; { ! NEE \ Za Za £ SET li - -) | | U I } ' { / | / ’ | / wd 3 { —- yes - ty NEWLY WEDS — i SURPRISE E * ew RELIGIOUS NEWS Carload of |gooooossccanooooooosessssoacoossscassccooooooocsan 18 Mr. and Mrs. Tames W. Schatz : Elaborately Entertained IN OUR CHURCHES M U ! E 8 i [ From a Coatesville paper : The Big Idea In | iss Ada an ell, mng- 3 ! 1 | town, returned with _ his bride to CHURCHES IN MOUNT Jo¥ | Cl thi Ri ht yContosile, Hunony Sxemmon ane SURROUNDING COM- olnng Ng | both were rather ‘ y greeted VIUNITY | AS WE AS YOU in the evening by Mr. Schatz's fel MUNI: . | 1 1 « « » Yan « } } ~ RECEIVE IT RECEIVE IT §|low cmploves at’ the Penna. R. R Church of God | Now Is VALUE station. / Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D.D., Pastor | —- . | As was his custom, Mr. Schatz met Sunday School 9:30 A. M. | WwW R i Th hi h I the 8:10 train that evening. There No hs | L 4 i vie friends had arrange surprise x ; Shan It’s the big idea at any time but in this season, when e e ace W 1 his friends had arranged to urpr y E C30 DPM . P at c $ [ him. He was grabbed and 2% In a the cheapest-priced garment you can buy is virtually as A ae Rogan Seoorald } b Aoor stad t Episcopal Chuseh costly as the best of a few years ago, YOU WANT TO W ; riate signs auled up and »v. Thomas Roberts, Past eDE : worn Away Gown Min srest By a Crowd 0 Dove] Soop Dor Roberts, Paor MAKE IT AN ESPECIAL POINT. and girls, who pelted him with con ):30 A. M | . . Cobb cr anoe 1 tin cans. Some o : . > If you pay much below $30 for a Man’s Suit or $10 for Not 2 fetti and banged on tin cans. Son ; ue 6:30 P. M. ° by cold cementing or sewing ‘a ready cured | one had seen that the station was Pr h ) P. M At Brivnis Ln 2 Boy’s Suit you are RUNNING A RISK. tread over your old tire but by entirely ‘removing old Safely gioged id ns DA a1. Daye Wednesday eve LC Jai 9 journed to a restaura on 1nird'jne 7:30 | A Q The only kind of agarment that you should want is ALL- . RT ee eh rire t My Sales Stables tread and braker strip, then building up new tread wenue for refreshments. In a hal aii = | ? WOOL. Anything else is close to the danger line—too . . 3 i | hour the station was opened I'rinity Lutheran Church | Mount Joy 1 f f with raw line rubber and new braker strip, vulcanizing & |usual, but the party was not ove: Rev, Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor | ; § ose jor Somfort. s . Mr. and Mrs. Schatz were going to Sunday Sel 9:30 A. M. j 1 will soon have a carload of Si : : same to fabrick under tuns of presure with Zwebell | Downingtown on the 11 o’clock car, Morning Sex » 10:45 A. M | young mules, just the nd that will When you buy Hart, Schaffner & Marx, or Fashion : Sch: ras through at tl fveiing. S 7D ON | make money till Spr Come in Park Monroe Suits and Overcoats et a BIND- New Im roved Dr Cure Vulcanizin Machine after Mr. Schatz was through at the Ey y S k 7PM. Maen 2) ark, or onroe Suits and vercoats you get a P y g Sip Hovevey they wie, asked Needle a d, Tuesday evening. land see them. ING GUARANTEE of quality—and the ONLY place you i sed | to step in Mrs. Morris Wynee’s, 220 Ladi Aid Society, Thursday . . ga Which we positively guarantee not to come loose | Railroad street, for a few minutes. eveni : ay E d Ream $38 buy ther in LANCASTER fs ‘ gy o | A host of friends greeted them with Choir Practice, Friday evening. from fabrick or to wear through for 3,000 miles. an impromptu reception that was an teen Si———— ——— entire surprise. There was lots of Plovin U. B. Church { music and the young people danced Rev. M. H. Miller, Pastor | PUBLIC SALE ~ the rest of the evening in to the Eby’s ne G ff | WwW If early hours. Delicious refreshments Services at 10 a. m. | | ro & O Co., I y I 9 were also served. | Florin Saturda Nov.1,1919| RIO IRE COMPANY | Mr and Mrs. Schatz have rented Sunday School 9:30 Ye ill sell : blie 26--30 North Queen one of the Edelstein apartments, C. BE 6:30 a Stes ot A Jed al publ . Fn : Rn ya SW ND r an’s Hissiorinry ya eC e premises o West Ma ! . P 1 M B hi! M il they expect to move in a few Wome sionary Society ex- street, Mount Joy, Pa., his entire | Lancaster’s Fastest Growing Store au . uo 9 anager |ays, oe A Petses 10, [stock of finished and unfinished work | = = f 1 oacl ks, foll OPEN GAS JET TELLS St. Mary's United Brethren Church |" ENTIRE. ' LOT OF "BUGGIES, B, 34 West Main St., MOUNT JOY, PA. HOW FOREIGNER DIED| Rev: C A. Snavely, Pastor BUCK WAGONS, WHEELS, ETC. \ : ? 4 | Sunday School 9:00 A. M. 5 Good Buck- Wagons that will car ry - cmon ar - mn ———— — \ Andrew Kusic, a laborer at the J. | ir Vom as a i [Sills guns) 2: Light Epring. Wagons, \ R. Bake arri at Bill rer, ras Jr. Int. ana or. « uo 6.40 «Mg J . S GIS Bo Biker pam Ye ¥ Sig in the | Spe cial program for ‘Woman’ sj dlies 1 Good Jetoud heed snags | 4 . . a Tremont House, Columbia, about | Dav.” by the Woman's Missionary [gees Toe Beer, towy oti Teelt Everything for the Living Room, 9:15 o’clock Thursday rning {Society 7:30 P. M. hand Light Wheels, with new tir k Kusio registered at the hotel and| Woman's Day program was post-| Tot of Mew Wheers, Auten. Felons | F Porch and Lawn--Low Prices was assigned to a room on the second |Poned from last Sunday. An inter-|and Wood Work ready to iron; Lot | . > he W: Sin side. and) esting program has been prepared. |of new iron in full lengths. | % To-day we offer a delightful assortment of comfortable Rock- floor, on the V alnut street side, and So ar a | Large Solid 1%-in. Walnut Cup- F =ro and Arm Chairs, in bright and cheerful finishes. Choice of Reed, pelined about 10 0 eloek a BO a Pp, | board with Desk, One Old, Fashioned | § Rattan, Fibre Rush Wd Dd Hickory. i AS Yoon Ee hy i) an ti . The First Presbyterian Church | Desk with Drawers, Small Parlor | 4 Stisgs, Swings an AJ. Horning was, 1 tod mt S Apne ev. R. S. Quigley, PRD., Pastor | Stove, 2nd many other articles not | r USE OUR PROMPT SERVICE FOR gas, ¢ s knees, partly c¢ 2d, Yo hile School and dult Bible | mentionec with his head resting on the bed, w Seay Be 08} 2 Adult Bibl ; On account of he ayy taken paint | g fvsing, Sie Covers, Window Stade, Curtains, Corpel Cleaning Kusic dead. The gas jet was turned : . poisoning I am compelled to quit| on. The window was raised about Morning Worship 10 A M. Ser-| business 50 having sold my place of | jo TALKING MACHINES TE 2 ras also a mon topic, “Comrades of the Burn-|business, everything must positively | [ Come in and hear the “Vitanola,” the sensation of the Talkin three inches, and there was also a . °° oar cold, * Machine World. Prices irom $22.30 to $145. 8 hole in the window pane, which leads ny gan E Yor wr 6:45 P. M gi a to commence : ong ol E 2 to the belief that the man’s death yndenvay Vide Aer b. be, on Saturday OV. | p REFRIGERATORS as accideeay r Wi rshiy OP M Ser TA ¢ hig ri ¥ ‘ie Full assortinent of all the latest improved R ‘rigerators; a Kusic was about thirty-five years “National Responsibility |'aen terms iL By en + ly |} dozen different makes to 0 choose from; $11.00 to $55.00. old, and had not been in Billmeyer '° 2 A. Mart Auct. i . S : J are vol 5 / lartin, u . since last Saturday. He had a sum All ar we Ne i 2 Abram Martin, Clerk. f Waestenberger, Maley & Myers of money in his kets. Deputy ere ere eee 15 Coroner U. Grant Strine, with his BAINBRIDGE HOLDS A ORPHANS’ COURT SALE LE 133151 East King Stress LANCASTER, PA, physician, Dr. G. P. Taylor, made an WELCOME HOME AFFAIR of Nobile, iid investigation and decided that death E STATE 1 hatbatds of Dollars es On Saturday evi the un CEE Emr eo - ————- bers of the O. U. A. . Lod Id : e r ’ : ; banquet i honor of ihe a TUESDAY, NOV. 11th, 1919 | SOOO0CODOOOCAOOOOTOBOOOVOVTOOOOVCOTOTOOOOOOOOTOOOO000 Two Were Killed ne ) Vrms . Ir te est of Margaret Bopp, e to att e Profits Two men were killed and another bers d Red ( 0 5 dota oof eee rdc oa { he hurt when a trolley car struck an au- Bainbridge Bnd VICI friends] tHE, OF the u oned | UT of every five bushels of whole grains fed your cattle, tomobile at a crossing near what was Member Loan hn 2 a SE aly fier 3 at he Bul r C c 2 ’ formerly Hambright’s hotel on the 25sembled at MM. I. church at ¥:3U| latin Office oy, the follow-|$& § 2 Le Sustels goes to the manure pile without beir ng digested and is Coie rd ; © o'clock and mar hed to the hall head hy L 2 “i i wif A re ed by the Bainbridge band. All That Certain. Lot of Ground : | {3s : ut ground feed is all digested. Feeding it, 07, in fe . ; Soldiers, Red Cross Nt Fronti 50 feat, more or le Pi WR i A hor pric d Stock A Sno in tad sven Siagarsiown conte Kc | men a d to the lodre the South side of West Mai ta] out any obligation, ho sy it is to get these Its A larry F. McCurdy anc essie K. or es as ar xtend \ auth 203 to | 7 5 YT [TY 2 258 Yesults with th Zorger, both of Balls, were 3 B. 1 ih any H: 2 250 Henr t The improvements S. NISSLEY INGRICH Srey 2 granted a marriag liconse afjter cal:ed on =. A. mel: fof 8 ted are a 21; S TORY | I Leading Fo, S . Hagerstown, Md., on Thursday, jshorl prayer | HOUSE, Story and Half] - y — —————r | “Ameri was su the : House Attached, A Frame] eading Feed Mill rv IS Batt raratis tears Te Father necessary outoant: |8 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE The fine cutting of the Letz is due to the 848 keen cuttir ng edges of the Marriage Licenses held for Oscar Revnolds who died > of | 8 patentc d Letz Grinding Plate ; > oper: ion cuts, grinds, pulverizes into Ralph E. Kaylor, West soiling a it the nises! itis | HN finest meal all grains and grasses, v drv; and cannot clog. and Sarah M. Tschudy, Eliza {ash {ttach ntinte. tall 1 u t rth Hy \ Main | FLORIN, PENNA Bell Telephone Grinds corn, shelled or on cob—snappe -d corn—or omplete stalk, ear, town. vi oldi 7s : nd Res p; ros » e r th t by p rty of , : © 4 leaves, and all. Grinds oats, hulls and all; grinds barlay, rye; special a 8 By Rr. A T et Arndt ate, on tt uth | ; att: achm ent for alfalfa, clover, millet, Kaffir corn and other roughage crops. RR Ea jorhes ‘W A. Hom a, M. | DY frogh nm aa 5 by | Grinds into finest flour. aa —— Runtzelman, H. Ww. Go od, G. M. | propert f Martin \. r | CO0ORCO0OOOOOOCOVO0000000COO0CO00CI00COCON00000UD000 Plates are self- sharpening g—can be run together empty for hours witho ut Nn $M } r and H. Shaffer. ala 1 Sh me i ‘1 2 ans ! ! e [ injur z b 1 1 f ] To After the short serv ices an e hor: i 5 hares Union ation- | — cut eal ea ay Tekin, vg fos ¥ pe 4 JE Qa ated menu was 1 The fo 1 Mo yur cnt Joy Bank Stack. | Grinds the finest flour. Has 10 bi 1 ! i large tables were dec ted witl S mmence at 7:30 p. m,, | DCO000OCO00000COO000CON0OCONOCO0000O000N0000N00IC0000 LOLLLLOLOLO0OO0O0O0000000 SOO000D00 OOO00DCO0O0 I est flour. Has ig exclusive Eo ; 1 tor ynditions | features any one of which makes the Lotz superior 5 Y } N: 1] colors red, and J 2Y ! C tior | 5 § EW nade nown bv ~ a, A RIF to any other process. Let us prove it. Se § ast A204 ai 'S - large tal in the hall. : ‘ ri i CHAS. A. WEALAND a we Free Demonstration today. fi ; At one of thes were the honor F RANK. ZEACER, Ri] RA ; guests: Miss Elizabeth Meckley, Red| cpa, s. F : TR Beh : : Miss Elizabeth Meckley, Red|cpas. S. Frank, Auct. | ’ FR H. S. NEWCOMER | {| 93mg | Tum imei Seniors, © Painter and Paper Hanger y ° ° save pennies by get- i| Privates, Paul Smith, «Safer, 7. oo 3 | i}. Pennies {| Abner Norris, Lawrence Smith. > |8 LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER : i inferior work wl ose ) PUBLIC SALE MOUNT JOY, PENNA. OF vel : At this table was a chair g Always on hand at reasonable prices. dollars s throug h lack of ad- J draped in mourning for Re z ? . | : : — — - V rising vaiue in the \ ork nolds Houtehold Furniture, Utensils, | Estimates Cheerfully Furnished — —— — —— lf é cI vv Ol ea : Implements, Etec. { ‘ Priore aca ri | The eveni S Spt th p F NOV | A tf CTI 0 OL my | TY get Prone sasardle Ii, 01 enforment. TIUESRAY, Sov. Ab 1 fea > 8 n charge very reasonaoie SE VICTROLAS AND RECORDS. ALSO BICYCLES = COA ( "OA a prices, for none of ihe | FORMER BAINBRIDE MAN | y : he Zoliowel JOY a i get rich akhcugh near ARRESTED IN CONNECTICUT |Mavtown, e follow-|® 21 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA. v g ) WIT: | . all of ther work pay oi ris bs 3 Bain {Very Fine Qak Bedroom Suite, | I AM NOW RcADY TO TAKE YOUR ORDERS FOR iiss d : Simon hy, . wanted i Ba i Honie-made Poblar Bedroom Suite Moral: Give gov printing to » this county, on a charge : | Walnut Bedroom Sui te, » Two Kitchen ; bE a good printer cad save meney. passing bad checks, and also wanted | Rang Carpet Sq er, lozen Al | KINDS OF ( OA 3 { in Harrisburg on the same charg i Cane-seated Y 1¢ ° . —_ a iland on a charge of deserting his | Marble Tor R b 1d 8 O St " | Our Ps sling is wife and failing to pay her alimony, Mirror, China © ul in ur ore Al F d f All Ki d w Rus { has been arrested in Bridgeport, | hos pie Pre, Has made many changes in our stock, but we are fully able to handle SO eeas Oo nas £2 Unev cooled Connecticut, by a Harrisburg de-|hos gu a ev Y as ‘made many anges 1 ou ck, t we e ly ¢ . raw ih achive a a ue’ aol tojouite Case, a Large Ward. robe, 2 the large business the public have given us. 5 tective, and will be brought back t« o = i 5 5.1 cits fora Lobrine |Old- fashioned Sideboards, wood 5 : : = ; hay, Straw, Salt, Etc. | 4 i - a ‘Steffy. fon e I for fol hest, three clothes cl We are able to sell most of our large stock of Dress Goods, Outing: | Steffy, a former railroader, made |,]q spinet, sev RC BL Sent Fa Sirs ro Serna a A | his home in Bainbridge for a time. ely Ne r cou Dry Goods, Hosiery, Shoes, Notions and Groceries at the same prices > Will’ be pleased to fill your order. =. HZ A. B. CLING’S OLD STAND Just Received a Carload of Cement, Goverment Tested Prices reasonable ERCHER MOUNT JOY, PENNA. 11 00 fT weew—=~-www.Y | He started passing bad cheeks, it isjwheelbarrow. 2 $ vARTY ys a said, about one year ago, when |refrigerator, U JIN T FORGET things grew too warm for him he kitchen chairs, hg. : left these parts. With his disappear- bushels potatoes, ladders, step lad- ance alimony to his wife stopped. feb Jon kettle, Tpenter togls, cob. Us —————— Several days ago Steffy inserted Dmicher tools, carpenter a ae a2 ) J bler tools, axes, ges, shovels, an advertisement in a newspaper|saws and other tools and imple- that if Mrs. Mary Steffy was alive|ments. All kinds of kitchen utensils, i When you need any- she would get some money by writ-|chairs, carpet, shades, curtains ,and Se a———y many other artcles not mentioned. Sale to commence at 1 o’clack sharp, terms made known by NORMAN F. ARNTZ, Administrator of the Estate of Reah F. Markley, deceased. F. B. Aldinger, Auct. A. H. Martin, Clerk. jing to a Bridgport address. The | Harrisburg official called at the ad- {dress and arrested Steffy after a | year’s search. es Mmmm. Supscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin It) pays to advertise In the Bulleti: \ thing in the line of neet and attractive ey 1S. B. Bernhart, Mt. quoted on our Rebuilding Circular—Many have taken advantage of t! very low prices. We are able to save you 15¢ to 50c on all our winter underw” $ they were bought over 18 months ago. ay Most all of our Shoes are sold at a saving of 50¢ to bought over a year ago. 15g IR were e have ample room to show goods, as we are wig Br tire wh floor over our house for sh w rooms. N % t ( % ha
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