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(THIS IS THE LAST CALL
On Men’s Suit And
Trouser Reductions

We have carried on our Midsummer Sale for the past month or more
with splendid patronage. The time is now at hand when Fall Clothing is
pressing for room and on September 1 that demand must be granted.
We therefore call your attention to the imperative necessity of getting
here the next few days. One day too late and you will miss the best
chance of the season to buy in Clothing that will save you not only the
amount of the reductions themselves, but you will escape the higher prices
coming in the Fall.
Here Are The Prices
MEN’S TROUSERS
LOT 1—$4.69
$7.50 AND $8 VALUES
LOT 2—$5.98
$8.50 AND $10 VALUES
LOT 3—$7.50
VALUES TO $12.50
LOT 4—$10.00
VALUES TO $15.00
MEN’S SUITS
$70 and $75 SUITS ARE NOW $50
$65 and $68 SUITS ARE NOW $48
$58 and $60 SUITS ARE NOW $45
$50 and $55 SUITS ARE NOW $38
$45 and $48 SUITS ARE NOW $36
$40 and $42 SUITS ARE NOW $32
$35 and $38 SUITS ARE NOW $25
Groff & Wolf Co.
26--30 North Queen
Lancaster’s Fastest Growing Store
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MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. $
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AROUND FLORIN
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN. |
INGS FROM THAT THRIVING |
AND BUSY VILLAGE |

Mr. Jacob Hershey and family are
spending a week in New York.
Miss Elizabeth Geib of Coatesville, |
was a Sunday visitor to Miss Anna]
Dyer.
Mr. David Martin and family were |
Sunday visitors to the family of Irvin]
Gruber. |
Miss Elizabeth Herr visited friends |
near Bainbridge on Saturday and |

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1920 —1921

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Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Nissly and son |
Lloyd, are spending several days at |
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hertzler of |
Lebanon, called on friends in our vil- |
lage on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Smith of Mount Joy
was a Sunday visitor to Jacob Y.!
Kline and family.
Mr. Albert Fike and force of|
painters are beautifying the Henry
Wittle property.
- Mr. and Mrs. James. Eschbach |
called on Mrs. Minnie Swartz at!
Bainbridge on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Geyer of Har-
risburg, spent Tuesday with the fam-
ily of Mr. Ed. Booth.
Mr. Leonard Schlegelmilch of the
West is here on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. John M. Raymond.
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An Exquisite All Silk Geo
Mrs. Buchanan and daughter of An All Silk Georgette Waist Handsomely Embroidered for. ........... $ 2.97
Pittsburgh, are here on a visit to her Fall’s Newest Skirt Creation in All Wool Serge for.... . \........ venee 3 3.98
grandmother, Mrs. Winters. Women’s Black and Brown Cabaretta Boots—Military Heels—All Sizes—for $ 3.98
Miss Leverta Buller is spending the A Fine Quality Muslin Night Gown for Women—Cut Extra Full—for..... S$ 79
etd ne Tue of For Boys an All Wool Cassimere Suit, Sizes 8 to 17 years, for.......... $ 9.98
Mr: Aurustne Satter and son Men's All Wool Serge Suit—Newest Fall Model for... .........N\.. +. $2450
spent Monday at Rheems, the guest Men's Blue Chambray Shirts—Cut Full—Sizes 14%; to 17 for......%,... $ 92
of her sister, Mrs. Phares Kraybill.
Mr. Christ Malehorn and family
spent Saturday and Sunday at Cen-
tral Manor, where they visited rela-
tives.
Miss Emma Latchem and brother
Charles of Lebanon, spent Sunday
here the guests of Mr. Albert Haines
and family.
Mr. George Shires, son and daugh- | 431
ter William and Mary, Misses Pearl |

SEND US YOUR NAME
AND ADDRESS
TO ~DAY
AND WE WILL MAILYOU
THIS STYLE CATALOG
YOU CAN BUY FROM THIS NEW YORK STYLE BOOK
A Stylish New Fall Dress of All Wool Serge for
An Elegant All Wool Velour Coat—A New York Model for. .
PERRY. DAME & Co.
The Standard Mail Order House
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West 55th Street, NewYork Gity

and Theodore Myers autoed to Valley |
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he dy ro IONE RELIGIOUS NEWS
IN OUR CHURCHES
Klugh spent Monday at Steelton,
Harrisburg and Hershey where they
transacted business. :
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY
BORO AND THE ENTIRE
The many friends of Mr. Joseph
Haines will be glad to learn he is
SURROUNDING COM-
MUNITY
able to be about again after being
confined to his bed for several weeks
Trinity Lutheran Church
through injuries he received while at
work on the railroad.
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor
No services Aug. 29.

ELIZABETHTOWN
L. V. Diebler left on an extended
trip to points in Canada.
Mrs. Amanda Wilhelm was a Sat-
urday visitor to Lancaster.
Daniel Smith resigned his position
as watchman for the P. R. R.
John Frey and wife were the
guests of relatives at Palmyra. St.
Harry Olweiler and family were
the guests of relatives at Florin.
Miss Effie Shank spent the
week with friends at Mt. Gretna. and 7:30 P. M.
Mrs. A. A. Abele. was the guest of | Prayer meeting Wednesday
Mrs Walter Pretzman, at Landis-|P. M.
ville.
Mrs. Herny Keener, of Florin, was
the guest of Herman Brinser and
family.
Church of God
Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D.D., Pastor
Sabbath School 9:30 A. M.
No preaching services Aug. 29.
Mark’s United Brethren Church
Rev. C. A. Snavely, Pasor
Sunday School 9:00 A: M.
past Worship and Sermon 10:15 A. M.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Michael Farry Davis, Pastor
9:15 Sunday School.
Dr. H. H. Hartman, of Lancaster| 10:30 Preaching Service. Sermon,
was in the borough on professional | “Ye Shall be My Wittnesses.”
business. “Adversity Conquered.”
C. B. Dierolf and wife attended the| 7:30 Preaching
funeral of Miss Adeline Miller at, ‘One Thing.”
Philadelphia. :

Service

Abel Madeira and family, of Har- | T. U. Evangelical Church
risburg, *spent the past week with | Rev. G. R. Mergenthaler, Pastor
Mrs. Emma Musse Prayer service Wednesday evening
Harry Bockey and wife and Miss] ¢ 30
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Dorothy Galeba were Saturday S. S. Sunday morning 9:30.
visitors to Harrisbure “| Preaching Sunday morning 10:30.
The Rheems clan of this place was | Prayer service Sunday evening
well represented at the annual re- 6.45. ¥
dpe 1 . . re 3 y » 1 ,
union at Harrisburg on Saturday. _ Preaching service Sunday evening
Miss Esther E. Kauffman, of Co- isn, '
lumbia, spent several days wi E Sunday School board meets Wed
Hoover and family on Parl | nesday evening after prayer service.
Miss Myra Kulp, of Bachmanville Come and bring your friends to |
| . these services
was the guests of her brother, Enos these services.
Kulp, and rT aY-
street.
Misses
family on Bainbridge |
ema weican, vai] JUUNG FOLKS ARE
Klein, Stella Sheaffer and Emma
Klein spent the past week in camp JOINED IN WEDLOCK
at Mount Gretna.
P.R. R. Agents C.J McLaughlin, —
Sr, H. G. Thompson, C. J. McLaugh- | Espenshade—Hoffer
lin, Jr., and N. G. Good attended the Paul B. Espenshade and
Sooty outing at Columbia on Satur- Hoffer, both of Eliza
day.

Ruth B.
bethtown,

a painful wound. | daughter of Mr. and George
3 A number of farmers of this vicin- Shank, of Newville, were married
ity have formed an association to be Monday noon at the parsonage of
known as the Chester White Hog! Christ Lutheran Elizabeth-
Breeders’ Association. They were ad-!town.
dressed by Prof. R. M. Gridley, of |
State College, who gave an instrue- |
tive talk on the subject. i
Mrs.
church,
Kreiner—Stauffer
John W. Kreiner and Mrs. Frances
-tu | Stauffer, both of Lancaster, were
married at the home of the bride, by
TWO PEOPLE SLIP ON | Rev. A. J. Reichart, pastor of Christ
SOFT SOAP INJURED | Lutheran chutch. The ring ceremony
was used and the couple was attend-

A spot of soft soap on the reared by Roy Bates and Mrs. Myrtle
porch proved the gyndoing of two|Hilt. Only the immediate families
Elizabethtown people. One was|were present. Mr. and Mrs. Kreiner
. ope | . . y
seriously hurt. The wife of Prof. E.|will reside at 235 New Holland
U. Aumiller, principal of the borough |avenue. The groom was a former
high school, was boiling soap when |resident of this borough.
rel Geers.
Just Arrived
I have just received a large ship-
ment of Fall Goods for ladies and
misses in coats, skirts, dresses and
millinery. Drop in and we will show
you an extra fine line of up-to-date
bargains. Laskewitz’s. 8-25-1t
Prof. Aumiller failed to notice the |
spot as he stepped on the porch. He
fell heavily and broke his left arm at
two places. Mrs. E. F. Yoder, a
neighbor, learned that something
was wrong at the Aumiller home and
hurried to offer her assistance. She
stepped on the same spot and
sprained her back in a hard fall, Dr.
I. S. Simons attended the injured.

Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
7:30]
Sermon,

were |
{united in marriage, on Thursday af-|

SALE REGISTER.
All public sales either advertised
were printed at this office, will be
advertised in this list FREE every
week until day of sale:
Friday, Aug. 27—At -the stock]
yards of the Florin Hotel, Florin, Pa., |
a lot of Tioga and Potter Co. cows
bulls, heifers, some homt-raised
shoats by C. S. Frank & Bro.
Friday, August 27—At the Far.
mers’ Hotel stables, Middletown, 158
{head ef horses by D. B. Kieffer & Co.
[See advertisement.
Saturday, August 28-—At his sale
and exchange stables, Mount Joy, a
We offer the stock of
Superior Oil
Corporation
Operated under management
of the
Atlantic Refining Co.
Earnings about $8.00 a
share per annum

Dividends have been paid at
|carload of ° Virginia horses by Ed.| rate of $2.00 a share per
Ream. Brinser, auct. See adver-| annum
tisement. { .
Saturday. Aug. 28—On the prem- | Price $19.00
ises ,the Donegal Farms, near Done-
gal Springs, 45 head of pure bred | Per Share
Duroc Jersey hogs by Messrs. Ray-|
mond B. Zook and Amos S. Weidman.
Aldinger, auct. |
Tuesday, Aug. 31-——At the stock]
yards at Union Square, a carload of
Towa horses and colts by Chas. C.|
Hallman. Falk, auct. See adver-|
i tisement.
| Friday, At their stock
vards in Mount Joy, large lot of cows |
| heifers, bulls and steers by J. B. Kel-
[ler & Bro. Aldinger, auct. See ad-
{vertisement. ?
Monday, Sept. 6—On the prem-
iises in the village of Florin, real es-
|tate by Henry A. Sheetz. Vogle, auct.
| Tuesday, Sept. 7—On the premises |
near Madeira’s Mill, on the Back Run
Circular on Application
GRAHAM, PARSON & CO.
435 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia

Sept. 3rd

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WE SPECIALIZE
on a

road, three tracts of land, two with TRAVELING BAG AT $8
improvements by Herman Snyder. | FOR LADIES AND MEN
Frank, auct.
Wednesday, Sept. 8—On the prem-
Miltor HOME MUSIC C0.
|ises one-half mile east of - ’o
Grove, in Mt. Joy township, real es- 37-39 W. King St.
% LANCASTER, PA.
(tate by Clayton Heisey. Frank, auc
| See advertisement RECORDS
Saturday, Sept. 11-—On the premn- PHONOGRAPHS
|ises in Mount Joy township, on the PLAYER ROLLS
jroad leading from Mt. Joy to Milton | TRUNKS
{Grove, near Young's school house, 13 |
acres of land with improvemnets by
ac S. Gibble. Frank, auct.
| Saturday, Sept. 18—On the prem-|
|ises on the state highway at the west |
end of Floirn, a farm of 80 acres’
| with improvements by E. S. Weaver.
| Frank, auct. See advertisement.
De ..., ~~- I.E
West
well known
TRAVELING GOODS
STATIONERY
GREETING CARDS
GIFTS

STUMPFS
Restaurant and
Visitor From the
Samuel Kinch, who is

Friendship Pire' Co. No.:1 have ternoon in the lor of the Brethren |i this section, is spending some time
framed their building on South Mar- Hone at Neffst fle hv Tov Niro at the Washington House, Manheim.
Ket street in mourning out of respec as Thee oil r alde i 1 ondata |For a number of years he was located P 1 R
to their late member, John G. 3a Hlafter.: Whoy vill Jeside at Boog ve. [in Oklahoma, where he was the owner 00 oom
hafer, Zulick—Ngvin [of 1,000 acres of land and 2,400 head 62-64 West Main St
Mrs. J. © Buch entertained her! Edward B. Zulick, of Orwigsbure, of cattle. Upon the death of his wife .
Sunday School class at her home on (2nd Kathryn C. Nevin, of Elizabeth-|giy years ago he sold his possessions MOUNT JOY PENNA.
South Market street on Friday even-|toWn, were united in marriage, in the |and since that time has traveled ex-
ing. The evening’s festivities e 4 [parsonage of Christ Lutheran church, tensively in the United States and —,e——_—
with a dainty luncheon in the dinjne | Elizabethtown, by the pastor, Rey la, having visited every State in | CLAMS, CRABS AND OYSTERS
room. > | Frank Cromon, on Thursday morn-{the Union. He expects to be in| IN SEASON
James McLaughlin, an employe of | 'n&: la during the coming. winter
| the State Highway Department, while Singer—Shank [months. Mr. Kinch speaks inter- S———
doing some work accidentally tramped Samuel F. Singer, son of Mr. and |estedly of his boyhood days in Man-|CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES,
on a nail which penetrated his right| Mrs. John F. Singer, of Elizabeth-|heim and is favorably impressed with ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS
foot a cansiderable distance, causing |town, and Miss Martha M. Shank, |the many improvements which have ETC.
(been made since he left the town, 50
| years ago.
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SPECIAL DINNERS DAILY FRQ
12 to 1:30
Two Marietta Delegates °
Among the Lancaster countians
| Stnday School convention are Hon. | A.M. SEUMPE, Prope.
{and Mrs. H. Burd Cassel, of Marietta. 1nd. Phone
| The conference will be held at Toyko,
Krall’s Meat Market

|Japan, beginning October 4th. The
{delegates from Pennsylvania will sail |
{from San Francisco, on September |
14th. After the convention the dele- |
gates will enjoy a sight-seeing tour |
through Japan, China and other for-|
eign lands. Mr. Cassel was for many |
vears superintendent of the Presby-|
[terian Sunday school and resigned a|
short time ago, and was succeeded by | | always have on hand anything im
John P. Shock. | the line of
— _-— SMOKED MEATS, HAM, BOLOGNA
DRIED BEEF, LARD, ETC.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork, Muttom
H. H. KRALL
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It pays to advertise in the Bulletin Bell Telephone

The annual outing of the Agent's
Club of the Phila. Division of the
Penna. R. R. was held at Rossmere
Saturday and was a success.