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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A JAY, DECEMBER 22, 1420
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Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx

butchers last Monday orning, the |
one weighine 490 pounds.
D. G. Brinser, the Rheems feed
n and coal merchant has been |
abse nt the past week owing to illness |
that ke 3 him confined to the house. |

His condition is improving and may |
fill his vacant chair in his office in | -
the near future.
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Joseph W. Kraybill received a
funeral notice from his niece, Mrs. |
Grace Taylor at Chicago, Ill., which
stated that his brother Eli W. Kray-
bill died and was burried at Olean,
Florida. He had reached the age of
86 and is survived by his wife, one
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Taylor,
Chicago, and one brother Jos. W.
Krakbill of Rheems.
The present days are days of
modern improvements and con
venience. The cattle drovers have |
been on the alert as well as other |

wide awake business men and me- |
chanics. Recently Geyer, the Eliza
bethtown cattle man delivered a
steer that weighed almost one half |
ton to the Rheems village butchers | WwW - Y Lem =v Fe W Lo A cet § ]
n'a agen sored for he oc. | here You Can Save Money on Every Article
casion. ace( he wagon near |
the slaughtering block, put the tackle |
to the animal and pulled it from the | —

wagon backward witho any excite- |
EL ok of 158 wre tie 1 HOSIERY TRAVEL BAGS NECKWEAR
dicated that the Highway between
Elizabethtown and Mount Jovy is © oo or): +] 1 00 | 5 3 £8 00 2 00 Ti ! 40
open for traffic Monday, Dee. 21st $1.50 wllk riose $1.00 $ 0 32g8 Pl ies »
and all detour sions JoTaved. The
pox £7 mots ie eon is een 1.00 Sil Hose .75 800 Bags 6.00 1.50 Ties 1.00
ing the ain posts to st ch | an ex- |
A Lin me | 75 Lisle “iocse .50 6.00 Bags 4.25 1.25 Ties 3B
t daily With the present |
Ee ws lg .50 Lisle Hose .35 Bostcn Bags 6.00 1.00 Tres 15
easy S, tour nad business | ® ° nyo
trucks will make it a noint to reach | $2 Wool : leathers 1.25 Suit Cases Reduced 75 Ties. BY
asant road at their
venient points thereby relievine the
rural 4 istricty and allow the suner.
visors an oonortnity to ret mis ronds | UJ pd @rwear, Shirts, Silk Muffiers, and Handkerchiefs and Gloves, All Reduced
in a ond ai ion.

The Bradentown, Fla., letters are
becoming ounite attractive and Holter. |
esting to the readers, many of them | t
wr center art Schaffner & Mars, & Society Brand Clothes Sold Below Actual Cos
writers. We miss quite a n ro of |
smiling faces that were in our midst |
durng the summer davs whose na-
tures have become similar to the | — > :
robin red breast. For my pleasure | 7
I prefer snow flakes, no mosquitoes |
and bugs for me. Thus far this sec- Ld 3 ® 9 = 2 .
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tion had a few snow flurries with

the temperature down as low as 24.

To the honey mooners as well as all | Bw Eri RE Il
the others who are so fortunate to HB : rf = er
be able to reach that far off country " ® ®
Florida we extend our sympathy = u GARBERS’ 0. K. GARBERS’ 0. K.
while we ars enjoying the Nore cies . i u es 10N
of Pennsylvania at Christmas noon, =m Date Date... ov .i.., setesesisining .
Wishinc you all a merry Chrismas gg ''\ © + 0h ws. 0 wa = Date, .... 0 ets verse eres vo oie ne. . secon wove
and a happy New Year > |E This Means
—_——se——— n : nl Type. ....... svemMotor No... ...cess Type...:.... sove Motor NO. cssnsveceris
| = Auto, gloves, gauntlet lamb wool lined ................$10.00 " Service to You
tarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured Auto gloves, gauntlet fur lined. .......................... 490 = ’
Pajocal applications as they cannot reach - Auto gloves, gauntlet folding lived... .................... 3.75 = GARBERS’ GARAGE GARBERS GARGAGE
iseased portion of the ear. There is | = . . mu
oy ne way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, | = Auto Mitts, gauntlet lamb wool lined. .................... 6.50 =
HLS CAA RRE atonal remedy. | Auto Mitts, gauntlet lamb wool lined. .................... 450 =m BY ican cnn dln deess oi aah BY vs se ve rt se eee ie
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces | @ Auto gloves, clamp at wNst, fur lined. .................... 450 mw
the System. Catarrhal Deafness is | — 3 fur lined oh J
caused by ah inflamed condition of the = Ate gloves, slemp at EE ae ned... .... ov ag 3% a z
mucous ) u ¥ uto Strap safety razor outQt. ,................ 00. 0 00 = = . E
i : es Pei ond . Auto Robes, the famous Chase make from $3.75 to........ 35.00 u = Joseph N. Gingrich of Florin, Pa., will fepresent us In youn territory. Every courtesy extended to him n
Nien jt ja entirely 4 RE Raainese js the Steamer Rugs from $8.78 to. \........................ 20.00 9% in will be appreciated. He is worthy of. Jour confidence and patronage. =
duced and this tube tored to its nor- m A big line of Chase all-wool Horse Blankets from $4.75 to .18.75 a = We can make immediate delivery of alh.types of Ford cars and Tractors. This including closed models. =
mal condition, hearing y_be destroyed | = M iat tical lasti if = . n =
or 0 ny ig Ds 1 9 APpIVEd's 2 Practiea Hae Bt a = Our service is complete in every particular from minor adjustments to a complete overhaul. nu
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“ONE HUN DRED, “DOLLA tor any | — . = Our shop is fully equipped with Ford approved machinery. We have especially trained mechanics. All =
ease of Catarrhal Deatnass thal cannot u m a Work Guaranteed. a
Po Se TN FRANK B. GROFF : » “ aE
11 Druggists 7c. Circulars frees. 3 . / = =" Always insist on a Garbers’ O. K. card with your new Ford oc, Fordson. This insures you sgrvice. s
. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. |® MOUNT JOY. PA \ = 5 ~. x
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Few Forest Fires . HARNESS—SADDLERY AUTO TIRES MELO OILS . FH G A R B EF R S G
Harrisburg, Pa., December 22— | @& = 2 : i
-est fires destroyed about 15 acres ET a Ford Authorized Sales and Service &
awing timber in Lancaster coun- | mm ——— gn - — -
~ the fall fire season, from tthe State. Io. com the Tete 395. 50 ‘that Tipped ,_- > : - 833-845 South Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
December. according to]? SL pounss: . HOFFMAN GARBER BENJ. F. GARBER
nced here today by | 0 Put out the fires. |the largest killed for many seasons J. HO ? ?
. the State's chief core C Eee \ [in that section of the county. The as eas? JOSEPH N. GINGRICH, Direct Salesmen .
amage € burne utcher rge Fo ; nd. -, . i
ed to be $151.00 by | Wilkes Kahn, of West Donegal Junin was lesa tha JIE 2, and 5 pi Sas
chief fire warden oYuehip, Bucherty a large porker i oI a ey subjeq hla TL — Fa (Io NTL or) TO
4 s . ( en up and dis ) A i 2 p ’
with | of = ers at Farm Prod \ -~—
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