'N. Minnie
otored to Lancaster
t friends.
b Gorrecht, Mrs.
aughter,
aster.
is in the Hos-
: ; Mr. Hess is a
George Hess of this place.
and Mrs. Abe Weaver and two
ters, i d Esther, visit-
riends at Schock’s on Sunday.
fr. and Mrs. Fred Hodecker of
itz, announce the birth of a girl.
_ Hodecker was a former resident
this village.
Mrs. Alice Wisler held a public
le of household gooc Saturday.
‘or the present she will reside with
er sister at Columbia.
S. V. Swarr and Fred Long spent
several days at a deer camp at Mt.
Alto. We have not yet learned
they were successful or not.
Messrs JH. H. Long and J. S. Ken-
dig, two of the E. Hempfield School
Board, visited the schools at East
Petersburg last Tuesday.
Mrs.
A
Long: matored
Saturday night an
tertainment
Charl
Mrs.
follc
visit
Mary
Evelyn
ind
man
Is on
~Xers,
v I
to Fast Petersburg «
1 attended the en-
Miss Clara
Mrs.
shey, Mrs
Castle, M
ham an
Mrs.
Herr,
ed to E
present a
Vera Herr,
Hiram Strickler as
ry
LOCUST GROVE
and Miss Ruth Hoffman motor-
E 1 and
XY ven to
engagement to Mr,
been announced.
whose
here
tobace
or market.
d wife were
berland Val-
urg last week.
» and Mrs. Milton
callers at the home
on
of Mount
ome of E.
a business
Joy,
R
mpion
I
fe
in a
1terspersed
yllowing a
fi
1 a stiff breez
in conjunction last week |
Williams near |
f J. E.
rson
of a lady
Swartz, who resides
nd was enjoying their |
corn crop that
housed up at his
ywn, is a straight tip.
nd the piles reminded
nts, that’s going some
rue.
ich of this place, re- |
e that he is willing|
1 farm not more than 180
>ss than 70 acres for one
yroduction. Any persons
rms of those demensions
uld address him, Colum-
MAYTOWN
Miss Sarah Hinkle spent Thurs-
day at Lancaster.
Frank Houseal and Goldie Fry
visited at Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Risse
ursday at the Co t
ue Draben nephew,
tz
r spent
if |
Harry T.|
Friday |
R.|
hav- |
day for |vis
clear-up of |
at
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A
[ERISMAN’S CHURCH
A A vy Im ay has be
1 £ vey 1
have a word of praise
all
our
always has his
hom v
Wi
1er and
Who
tertaining neighbor exc
narket drops.
The man without
aften heard singing
take life as a joke.
1S indepe1. lent
work done?
reeable
most
our most ag
pt when a
is
to
and
seems
troubles
and
up-to-date farmer, and whose word
is as good as gold.
Who is the man
{hood who was never heard to
) ;
an unkind word about anyone?
| bright side of life and has learned to
take things by their smooth handle
|
ROHRERSTOWN
Mrs. Jane Hickey is on the sick
| list
| slowly from her late illness.
met at Rohrerstown Saturday
| afternoon.
{ Revival services begin
Church of God Jan. 4th.
next Sunday morning by the pastor,
subject, “Immanuel.”
| Rev. F. W. McGuire was at Eliza-
thtown, last Tuesday evening and
on
in
Men’s Bible Class.
Mrs. Fannie Miller, nf Lancaster, |
; | Mason.
returned to her home after a week’s
to Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
and Mrs. Abram Kessler.
Visit
Mr.
The Franklin & Marshall Academy |
will be |
Club
Reformed church on
December 18th,
Mandolin
n the
evening,
> ’
3 0
and
clock.
Services will be held in
ran Church next Sunday
the Reformed Church,
iy evening, 25th and in the
{ Church of God on Fridgy evening 26.
The Ladies’ 3ible Class of the
‘hurch of God have had their house
f worship painted recently. The
done by McQueeny and
nd was a very neat job. The
nts a fine appearance.
an excitement
lion from Hershey, Pa,
But finally some man turned on him
{and choked him to death so the
school children reported that ended
the lion business. This all happened
] to Rohrerstown.
cl
ELIZABETHTOWN
Thursday
was
12 prese
was quite
about a loose
Se
Stoner Kready and wife announce
the arrival of a daughter.
Squire H. L. Gise was a business
i to Lancaster.
] Clara Bolster, of Manheim,
was the guest of borough friends.
Dietz, of Hershey, was the
guest of friends in the boruogh.
| Tax Collector S. B. Kieffer was a
business visitor to Lancaster, on
Thursday.
Mrs. J. B. Sheetz, of Lancaster,
| was the guest of H. C. Fabs and Mrs.
Kate Snyder.
Mrs. J. B. Keller, of Mt. Joy, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
| Barnes on South Market street.
{ Paul Frey, of this place, has ac-
| cepted a position with the American
| Stores Company, at Mt. Joy, and has
{assumed duty.
Mrs. Mary L. Kuhn an active
| worker in the Red Cross transacted
{business at Lancaster on Thursday
|in the interest of the order. :
Gordon R. MecLanachran, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James R. McLanachan
{has been appointed State Highway
{ Inspector, with headquarters in the
| Northern part of Lebanon county.
Harry Muth and wife entertained
{a number of their friends to an ela-
{borate dinner at their home on Park
street, on Thursday. Covers were
{laid for 25 and guests were present
| from this place and Harirsburg.
Frank Alwine, Jacob Reem, Mos-
{heim Eshenauer, Harry Blates and
{ hunting trip in the vicinity of Cham-
John Ream returned from a deer
bersburg, on Thursday. They suec-
ceeded in bagging a fine buck which
was shot by Jacob Reem.
TEE etl Be
A Cheap Small Farm
I have sale
prope
liss
Roy
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far- | w
| The
and |
{ very
{ meeting
| were
[ Who is our most progressive and |
| Smith;
| Keith;
in our neighbor- |
say |
| Worth and Henderson.
Who is it that always looks on the |
st.
Mrs. Henry Meyers is recovering |
The East Hempfield School Board |
the |
Preaching |
| R.
| where he spent the day looking them
A
Warren Long and daugje$ be |
1 an uth. ane od :
1 and Ruth, and H. FE9q delivered the anniversary address to |
MN the | M
3aer and |
| ter Gladys and son Henry spent Sat-
| want
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NORMAL SCHOOL
INGS AT THAT EDUCATION.-
AL INSTITUTION BY OUR
SPECIAL CORRE-
SPONDENT
basket ball
Mount Ji
1 team played
. There, they
saturday they
here they met
the Normal
Lancaster Y
Dec. 14, 1919.
charge of the
prepared a
C. A..of
to
on Sunday,
ol was invited
N.C. A
cabinet. were
Vesper services.
interesting Christmas program.
The Page Society held its regular
Friday evening. The]
were installed. They |
folllows: President, Mr. |
Vice President, Mr. George |
Secretary, Miss Beulah
Assistant Secretary, Miss]
Mentzer; Miss Anna |
and Curators, Misses |
on
new ( cers
as
Baker;
Censor,
Helen
Brubaker,
A es
RHEEMS |
Mrs. Harry Heiser transacted busi-
ness at Harrisburg, one day last
|
week
B. Greider and daughters Eliza-
H.
| beth and Martha spent Saturday at
Lancaster, shopping. |
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hoffman of |
this place, spent Sunday as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Souders.
Mrs. John B. Henry
day at Lancaster, last week where |
she combined business with pleasure. |
Milton Shank, assistant agent P.
R. Sunday at Philadelphia,
spent one |
spent
over.
Mr. and Mrs.
Maryland, spent
Herbert Mason of
several days with |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel]
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weaver daugh- |
urday at Harrisburg looking over the
Christmas displays.
Master Samuel
various breeds of
special variety called
giant that great
rabbit fanciers.
The frigid weather has interfered
with the state highway department
to such an extent that they have de-
cided to abandon the concreting
operations for the present.
Harry Bechtel who contemplates
erecting a modern dwelling house on
the vacant lots purchased from B. H.
Greider has placed the girders. He
expects to occupy it by April 1, 1920.
The pudding and lever warsht are
quite plenty recently J. M. Weaver,
Ezra Souders and Monroe Zeager
held their annual butchering, having
porkers that hovered around the 300
mark.
Eli Brubaber slaughtered two
heavy porkers at his new butcher
shop, at his residence, in this place,
last week for N. N. Greiner and
Percy Stoll that tipped the beam at
372 and 392.
Tobacco farmers took advantage
of the damp weather last week which
put the tobacéo into proper shape for
handling. Cellars were filled. If you
to find the tobacco farmers,
they will be working at the tobacco
the next two months, getting it ready
for market. Most of the crops in
this section have been sold for a
good price.
Mason dealer in
rabbits has one
the Flemished
is a attraction for
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doesn’t hold his feethagain
grindstone; but it, does
pa
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scem like it.
And to make him take
care of his shoes all the tin
boy
WEDNESD
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A Men's Store for Women
VERY year we hear the same old story about
the wife who bought her husband a many-col-
ored tie for a present and then expected him to
wear it and have a Merry Xmas.
Evidently that woman didn’t live in this com-
munity.
st
women who make the best selections
It’s been our experience that it's the
That’s one
of the reasons we've turned this men’s store into
+ Eg
is to take half the joy out of
his lite. And tearing arou:
like ¢ wild young colt is not
only rhe joy of life—it’s th
best thing in the world for
him.
The solution of the prob-
1d
1¢
lem is to bring him to us.
‘We have shoes that not only
wear but are good style
shoes he’ll be proud to have
on and take care of. And
the prices are reasonable.
ably be “something to wear.”
a store for women this Christmas.
Now's the Time To Do Your
Christmas Shopping
F you asked the men in your family what they
preferred for Christmas the answer would prob-
A new shirt, a pair of gloves, some new hand-
kerchiefs are certain to. hit the right spot.
We
‘have a big array of such gifts ready to show you;
they come in the very best quality, in the newest
styles.
Here Are a Few of the Choice. Things
Umbrellas
$1.50 to $5.00
Sweaters
$2 to $10
Hosiery
25¢ to $1.50
Mufflers
75c to $5
Gloves
25c¢ to $7.50
Neckwear
25c to $2.50
You Have to Pick From
Bath Robes
$6.00 to $8.50
Shirts
$1.00 to $8.50
Pajamas
$1.50 to $5.00
Sl
an
Over
Made t
10 Days
No Fit,
$30, $3
Belts
25c to $2.00
Shoes
$2.25 up
Underwear
50c t6- $6.00
P. KE GETZ, Mount Joy, Pa.
HEEOROEREPRCEEPPERCEOPOOACCORORROREPOCCCEEEEEAE®
A KODAK
CHRISTMAS
|
Price $20.00
Picture size, 27% x47%
No. 2c AUTOGRAPHIC
KODAK JUNIOR
inches
When you sei a Kodak for}
Christmas
few rolls of film.
ma
festivities
include with the box a
They will want to
ke pictures at once of the holiday
and your little act of
thoughtfulness makes this possible. |
Other
from $9.49 up.
$2.
Kodaksg—-all autographie, |
cowie Cameras, |
86 up. |
W. B. BENDER
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Greiders Stock Yards
C. F. GREIDER, Mgr.
MILTON GROVE, PA.
P. 0. Mt. Joy R. F. D. No. 3
Bell Phone 129R31
the market
Fat
DON'T YOU HOPE THAT |
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= WITH SOME
SATISFACT-
J) ORY
7+ PLUMBING:
Foon 73708 —
er faager—
ILL the house be warm
when ‘St. Nicholas calls
or will the Chyistmas tree room
be properly heated for the kiddies
when they come down to pay their
nightgown respects to what the
Christmastide has brought them?
Let us suggest that wou make the"
whole family a Chri§tmas present
of a perfect plumbing,
BROWN BROS.
N. MainlSt, MOUNT JOY} PA,
WANTED
GIRLS WANTED
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te Factory
in, Pa.
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Keystone
Hide Co.
Buy and remove promptly
dead and disabled animals.
FopiMarket Cash Prices. Dayand
Rg Nig Ieaglls and Wagon service.
: ] ERVE YOU. CALI
4] t latest quotations.
LANCAS§1 ER—Bell 'Phone 163 or
435M. \UNITED 'PHONE 223.
\ Telephone the
KEYSTONE HIDE CO,
for prices an HIDES, SKINS,
TALLOW} FURS, WOOL and
like productss
They sell 6o per cent. DIGESTER
TANKAGE—THE BEST FEED-
ING STUFF FOR HOGS AND
POULTRY. 1
GET THEIRYQUOTATION
KEYSTONE HIDE CO.
804-816 S. Prince St.
LANCASTER, PA.
3oth Telephdpes.
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Jon. Golveeht
Jeweler \
37 WEST MAIN STREET
Wrist Watches in
gold tilled cases
$10.00
Octogan Shaped Cases
$1 i
nov.19-8t
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S. HESS
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wW. W. APPEL &
Jewel
The Universal Xmas
A Gift
Jewdlry has
been dp popular
Christmdg Gifts.
Folks \ realize that
Jewelry ut-lasts and
outbeautifi nearly ev
ery other i of gift
that diamonds are a
investment stead
an expenditire,
that nothing § else
aptly expressesith
Holiday sentime
i
never
for
1
1
§3! NORTH QUEEN
LANCASTER.
Kralls Meat
I always have on
the
SMOKED MEATS,
DRIED BEEF,
Also Fresh Beef, V
H. H.
West Main St.
Bell T
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