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tread over your old tire but by entirely removing old
tread and braker strip, then building up new tread
with raw line rubber and new braker strip, vulcanizing
same to fabrick under tuns of presure with Zwebell
New Improved Dry Cure Vulcanizing Machine.
Which we positively guarantee not to come loose
from fabrick or to wear through for 3,000 miles.

TRIO TIRE COMPANY
Paul M. Buohl, Manager
34 West Main St., MOUNT JOY, PA.
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NTING TIME IS
ALMOST HERE
And we are“prepared to furnish you with modern Hunting Clothing
and Ammunition.
best make of
Pants,
We have a complete line in all sizes of the very
Hunting .Clothing, the Auginal Dry Back in
Caps With reversible red on inside, also hats.
Brand Coats,
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This equipment is posi¥iyely water proof, and is used by all ex-
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perienced hunters.
We will be glad to show you
are asking for
Come in and look our line over.
these goods at prices, far less, than the city stores
them. N
A complete line of Remington shot gun “. shells in black and
smokeless.
FRANK B. GROFF
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Black Bob Tires 6,000 Miles SADDLERY
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COAL COAl.
1 AM NOW RADY TO TAKE YOUR ORDERS FOR
Abl. KINDS OF COAL,
Also Feeds of All Kinds
Hay, Straw, Salt, Etc.
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Just Received a Carload of Cement,
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A CH. ZERCHER
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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Painter and Paper Hanger
STOCK OF WALL PAPER
Always on hand at reasonable prices.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Agent for .
ICTROLAS AND. RECORDS. ALSO BICYCLES
21 JOY, PENNA.
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
E JULIUS SNEEZER_
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EAR YOUNG MAN- |
A CHARLES :
IN YOUR
YOU
Haleoween
Gatherings
Ruth
nce
od:
Herbert
Paris; Mr.
W. Garber and
Party
was held
W. S.
Espenshade’s
Hall t;
ple:
nre n
Misses
teachers,
Dorothy
Shoop,
Bucher, Shank ant
Ethel
Dorothy
Hawthorne,
My
Youn
Misses
Schroll,
Mae
nich, Bernice
Stump, Anna
| Mary Weaver, .
{ Fauby, Anna Dabler,
nauer, Alice Espenshade,
James Krall, Alois Heilig,
Mumma, Merl Hoffer, Karl .
| Harold Shatz, Fred Diffenderfer
Gordon Zell, Lester
{ mond Eby, John Wealand
{ Brandt, Christian Simmons,
| Schneider, Claude E
Hendrix, Berl
rence Ellis, Misses y
{and Emma Ellis, Ruth and Maudc
| Espenshade, Mrs. Emma Elis, Mr.
Mrs. W. S. Espenshade, Mr. and
Chas. E. Latchford.
Greenawalt’s Party
Halloween masquerade party
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey B. Greenawalt, on New
Haven street. The house was beauti-
decorated for the occasion, the
being black and orange.
were played, instrumental
solos, and a comn
| from the Keystone Opera, of Phila-
delphia. A pleasant evening was
spent, and after a buffet luncheon
{ was served every person returned to
| their respective home at an early
hour, namely: Misses Anna Mae
| Shoenberger, Rosa Rotmund, Edith]
| Barr, Cele McCarthy, Reba,
Carthy, Sadie Glazier,
| Stevens, John Reedmiller, Mr.
| Mrs. John Younginger, all of Lanca
ter; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Greenawalt
| Mrs. Mary Greenawalt, Mr. and Mrs
3. F. Kauffman, Jr., and son Richard
| of this place; Mr. and Mrs. Herm
| Brinser, Mrs. Martin Liggins, Mr.
i Donald Eichler, Esther Vogle, Kath-
(ryn Kline, Mary Derr, Amanda
| Sides, Mary Keener, Elizabeth Kee-
ner, of Florin.
oop,
Ethel
Shank,
Mamie
Master
Ho
spensl
| vester Scolf
Kath
| and
{ Mrs.
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fully
colors
Games
and vocal
1ede
ste
in
Oe
The Election
Was Very Quiet
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Harry Hinkle, D.,
WEST WARD
Borough Council
R., .......
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Borough Council
Reuben Fellenbaum, R.,........
| Samuel | ES
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| Reuben Fellenbaum,
Eshleman,
term to 1st
School
Chanlder, R.,.
j John J. Newpher, R.,....
Jonn:H. Stoll. D.;......
Ft WaM Thome: D........
High Constable
Johnsen, B.,....cvoiie
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Directors
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W. D.,
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Constable
Joseph Kramer, RB... ...........
Borough Auditors
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rex’er, IN,
Loraw
D.,
E. Mars
WwW. G.
| Assessor
Maurice W. Groff, R.,.....
Justice of the Pe
er, B.,.
D.,.
Judge of Elections
{ Christian Sherk,
i Frank Yost, D.,..
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‘GENERAL NEWS FOR
QUICK READING
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
FROM ALL OVER THE COUN-
TRY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF BUSY PEOPLE
On Thursday n
three at
about $50 in cash.
Charles Good, who
rent here, moved his
burg Monday,
kes
stores arbor getting
was freight
family to
to which
on
the P. R. R.
78 to 80
much for the average buyer and
many farmers on the Lancaster mar-
kets were obliged to
home ain on Saturday.

THE RED CROSS
Shearer,
Me- |!
Gertrude | "Y
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slave he was recently transferred by |
cents a dozen was too |
take their egos |
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A RECEPTION
MR. & MRS
DOINGS
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ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN
INGS FROM THAT THRIVING
AND BUSY VII :E
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Shearer,
1 Mrs.
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Shearer, Marie
abeth Gish, Mrs.
Heisey, Mr. and] |
Mr. and Mrs. |“
Mr and Mr
and Mrs. Mon
Mrs. John Her
Daniel St
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and
gher, |: LY
Eichler’s.
Mis
[day
Romaine
West Fair
1 Rohr
rarber,
parents
Miss Mary McGar
turday ar
Mr. : |
Miss Anna (Pent
Brabaker. (Yi her
, Deitrich, Mary | Miss
ingrich, Mr. and
Rettew, Mr. and Mrs
Elizabeth Witmer,
Ada Fridy, Esther
Ebersole, Huber
el ecker,
ong cker, “lore
Mary Sharpe, Hett
Musser, Edison G
Mrs. Harvey
Noah Witmer,
Elizabeth Greider,
Anna
Krady, Elam Longenecker.
rr tb lllarcr rim ionamin
Long
mother
enc nee Nnothe
] Sload
May-
and the
Sunday at
Rebecea
a
I’ parents.
pent Saturday ar
he ex
amination Saturday
for Census
Mr. Wilfred Price,
spent several day
Numerator.
of Philadelphia,
here the guest of
1ilch.
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We Repeat Our
War ning: Buy
c
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Ov ercoat
Now
announcement made
city been buying
for some other,
content with the we
We
last week to this effect. The
strongly, but the
has been delaying.
are not
man has
reason Or
rural man,
to ‘““‘get left” on this Overcoat prop-
better shty
Somebody is going
osition if conditions
be
shipments
are not »d mi quickly.
won't enough to go ‘round unless long-de-
There
layed
point to the contrary.
Naturally,
big lot of Overcoats.
exclaim.
come in very oon and all advices
you see a
city,
volume
and
H
look like a
you come into this
Don't 5CArC you
knew the
it differently.
WILL it
Not to the layman—but if he
still before
a couple
would see
he
weeks
of business us
Let him wait more and he see
differently.
Now-—-then you've got nothing to
Buy Your Overcoat
think
about.
Groli & Wolf Co.,
26--30 North Queen
Lancaster’s Fastest Growing Store

zabeth Walters spent Sat
and Sunday at Pottstown,
Hollenbaugh’'s
ethrer Chi
SALE REGISTER
Thursday, Nov. 6—On the prem ay
ises in the Boro of Palmyra, 5 horses
and mules, lot of farm
70 tons of hay and straw he John
S. Bomberger. Also 50 choice cows
by John H. Kettering. See adver-|
tisement.
Friday,
at
siting at
i'he Bi
EPP E Er PPe rT rr eT rd dd diiidideppgepieadd
Hi
im ments
Nov .
the
75 he
County
Tth-- Al
ners’
stock
Mount
State
their
Inn,
vards
Jov,
Erie
J. B.
See
aa
aller
advertise
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complete
by Geo
Nov. 13
Mt. Joy, :
real estate by Frank Zeager
Frank, auct
Office,
» sell.
isement.
Frid: ly, Nov.
Hotel, a lot of
cows, heifers,
and a
shoats, 5 head
& Bro.
14—At
Potter and
steers, cattle
lot of home- >. :
of sheep by irae ed the
Hess, auct. Al Raa Be
'riday, Nov. 21—On the : : Der . ih +
in Florin, real estate by 0 i pe Apel 1st. ;
Ricksecker, trustee of John % Harry L. Stoll enters
Beatty, deceased. Vogle, auct
advertisement.
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MIXED JAMAICA GINGER
CIDER—LANDS
the I
Ti
lori
a Co. 4
for ichman
raised
C. 8.
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beeves
of n¢
Eph
pre nises
BE
G.
. 1 Son]
vee | ;
ersons on
H. Singer
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rown,
and
BE ph- |
of
AND
IN JAIL |
ginger mixe
1 concoctic
ghtful
Salunga,
raster
quite
effect
nm
| to the
Scott, of
in the Lar
vhich ha
lB Qe
FOLKS ARE
him
S been
prohibition is in
sick, went
rocured the oir
with cider
his immense temp«
He was discharge
Police Cou
iends
rar
. AY
rt by Ald
meee tt Beemer
JACOB HENRY AND FAMILY
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS |
cob Ho nry
following
7 Bahiner
1 Mrs. W
NED IN WEDLOCK ~
Everything for the Living Room,
Porch and Lawn--Low Prices
mfortable Rock.
To-day we offer a delightful assortment
ers and Arm Chairs, in bright and cheerful finishe
Rattan, Fibre Rush and Oid Hickory.
Settees, Swings and Tables.
USE OUR PROMPT SERVICE FOR
Awnings, Slip Covers, Window Shades, Curtains, Carpet Cleaning
(compressed air) Carpet Re-layimg.
TALKING MACHINES
Come in and hear the “Vitamols,” the sensation of the Talking
Machine World. Prices from $22.80 to $145.
REFRIGERATORS
Full assortment of all the latest improved RK
dozen different makes to choose from; $i 00 to $55.00.
Westenberger, Maley & Myers
125-131 East King Street LANCASTER, PA.
AARSA Aas sass s as aaaad
‘rigerators; a
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S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
FLORIN, PENNA.
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Read This
I have a fine small home in Bam-|'"
fordville, along the Lancaster and |"
Harrisburg pike, 7 room frame house, | tended
concrete porches and walks, frame |
stable, hog pen, excellent well of wa- |
ter, 1-3-acre of land. Beautiul place
to live. Will take $1,500 for a quick | yr;
vib
sale. J. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy.
tll y Mo
Marriage Licenses
John G. Weidm Lan
dzzie A. Wint yer, Mt.
Clarence H. § We
field, and Mary B. Forrey
Paul B. Kavlor, Mt. Joy tow
and Ada B. Shelley, Dauphin cc
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Thanks, Friends
the Church of by
he 1 > 1 . >
John Berherian oF Buedbetil the pastor, Rev. G. R. Hoverter. |
than all who so
lothi s th They were unattended. Mr. and Mrs.
> §o 2 } Aaa
clothing for € | Morton will live in Maytown
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Joi THE RED CROSS
and 1 a
Joy. { cer ony being us
Hemp-| :
aster,
12T1St,
Morton—Demmy
Edna Demmy ¢
yunty. | Miss
| min F. M
We I'¢
Saturday night
yarsonage of God
Mrs. 2
town,
kindly
wishes to
contributed
JOIN THE RED CROSS

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