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THE MOU" Tyg J. JOYX ZU__ETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER
THE DOINGS
~~ AROUND FLORIN,
|ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN.
INGS FROM THAT THRIVING
| AND BUSY VILLAGE
{ Miss
first of the year kerosene prices
have dropped 8 cents a gallon—
from 22 cents to 14 cents?
"A reduction of nearly FORTY
| Coatesville,
in our village.
lA missionary meeting was held
| Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
{Harry Gainor.
Children’s Day exercises were held
{in the U. B. church at 7:40 o'clock
{Sunday evening.
omy as a heating, lighting, and
power-producing fuel.
Miss Miller of Virginia, spent Sun-
Martin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rineer spent
Sunday with the latter’s sister, Mrs.
Susan Faus at Sunny Side.
Mr. Enos Floyd and
| Rheems,
Monroe Ebersole and family.
Mr. Joseph Bundle and family
were Sunday visitors to Mr.
Loraw and family at Mt. Joy.
Miss Anna Sheaffer of the West, is
spending a few weeks’ vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheaffer.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
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Refiners of
ATLANTIC |
(Helen Musselman visited the Menno-
nite Home near Lancaster on Sun-
| day.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabenash, of
| Lancaster, spent Sunday visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Arndt.
the ‘quality kerosene |
PN lin the U. B. church Sunday evening.
A " {1114 | An interesting program was rendered
THE UNIVERSAL CAR Bi {and the church was beautifully |
% Bi j |decorated for the occasion.
te glild The local base ball club of this
% ¥.1id [place will journey to Rheems, on Sat-
. 5 3a: urday afternoon to play the strong
The Ford Coupe is essentfally the motor car for physicians every 10 tear: of that ioc This will bo =
day of the year because of its §p-to-dateness in every detail—large
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| {team of that place. This will be a
sliding windows, it is a breezy open car in fine weather and in rainy, |
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a
|strengthene d considerable.
Mr. Rudolph Roth was pleasantly
surprised on Sunday by children and
| |grandchildren, the oceasion being his
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stormy, cold weather it is closed—dust-proof and water-proof — with
broad seat heavily upholstered, it is amost comfortable car. Equipp ed
with electric starting and lighting systém and demountable rims with
34-inch tires, and carrying all Ford me¥its in economy, in operation
and upkeep. Not only ideal for physiclgns but for salesmen, real
estate Men and everyone wha
wants a dependable two-seated car. le RETHREN CONFERENCE. Av
or yes a in and look over | | HERSHEY BIG SUCCESS
e Ford Cou |
H. S. NEWCOMER
Mount Joy,\P a.
seventyfourth birthday. Those pres-
{ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
{Roth, and son John, of Rheems,
{Maggie Roth, of Elizabethtown, and
| Mr. and Mrs. John Roth, of Florin.
| rs AQ BI een
After being in session
{for more than a week the annual con-
{ference of fhe Church of the Breth-
|ren adjourned at noon Wednesday.
|The conference has been called “the
{most successful in the history of the
| denomination.”
| Among the important actions tak-
{en were the following:
Refusal to put further bans on
jstyles of clothing to be worn.
Refusal to provide a liturgy or set
{forms for the services.
Consideration of the
{ment of a large university.
The appointment of a committee
to prepare plans for the establish-
ent of a large hospital and training
Skool for nurses.
e conference was attended by
525 ‘official delegates from congrega-
tions, and by fifty-five of the stand-
ing committee, in addition to thou-
sands of visitors. On no day are the
visitors said to have numbered fewer
than 5,000 and on Sunday they are
reported to have numbered more
than 40,000,
Trouble was experienced in feed-
ing the large crowds, especially on
Sunday, when 840 gallons of ice
cream were needed to furnish desert
{at the meals. The cafeteria reports
{having used on an average eighty-
{five dozen eggs and 100 pounds of
beefsteak for breakfast each day.
It fed only a comparatively small
part of the erowd.
[ Several special trains were run
{from Harrisburg to the far West for
the accommodation of the crowds.
SALUNGA
Miss Fannie Nobs, of Philadelphia,
is spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Hornberger.
Miss Laura Eshleman, operator at
| Landisville, is off duty on account of
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establish-
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Myers and
{children, Catherine, Mildred and
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| Edith, attended a lawn party given in
lhonor of Howard Bortzfield at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bortzfield, near Mount Joy.
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Barn Struck by Lightning
The barn belonging to what was
known as the old Witman farm, lo-
cated near White Oak, was entirely
(destroyed by fire last Saturday after-
[oon when it was struck by lightning
during the electric g electric storm.
KOO
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The only exceptions are Victor Products and Records, Whittall Rugs, Stetson Hats, Patterns
sad some few Toilette Articles. EY) Will Pay You.
The large circulation of the Bul-
letin makes it the best advertising
medium in this section of Lancaster
| eomvey, Give it a trial and be con-
vinced
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Lillian Henry entertained a
few of her friends Wednesday even-
ling.
Moving pictures will be shown in |
[the Town hall every Saturday even-
{ing.
Henry Young, who was a patient |
3 1 [in a Lancaster hospital, is slowly im-
Do you realize that since the fis » 1 ;
Mr. and Mrs. John Newton of |
is spending several days |
» . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lutz, of Mt.
; PER CENT in Six months ! Gretna, pending a few days here |
: | visiting re lativ es.
. | Mr. and Mrs. David Bensal, of |
Use kerosene! At this low Harrisburg, spent Sunday with Mr. |
. : . |and Mrs. Howard Musselman.
price 1t means still greater econ- | Mr. Jacob N. Hershey and family |
> |attended the Shenk reunion, at Lan-
caster, on Sund: ay.
day in town the guest of Mr. David |
family of |
were Sunday visitors to Mr. |
Henry
George Vogel and family and Miss |
Ephraim
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The Brethren in Christ held their |
{weekly prayer meeting at the home
fof Mr. Henry Sheetz on Tuesday
evening,
Mrs. Amanda Gish and grand-
daughter Mildred Schmaelzle of the
= Capital City, were Sunday visitors to
seman || |Our village.
Ril 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Witmer and
Eilly [daughter of Harrisburg, spent Sun- |
| day with the latter's mother, Mrs. |
ii Elizabeth Sheaffer.
gid Dr. Paul Arndt, who has been
Bij visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Et is |Ephraim Arndt, for a few days, re-
gl lia turned to his home in Middletown on
dling | Sunday.
Children’s Day exercises were held |
Miss
at Hershey |
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COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A.
264 JURORS DRAWN
FOR LOCAL COURTS
The names of 274 jurors who will
jsseye at the September and October
| sessions of civil and criminal courts |
| 1ere were drawn from the jury wheel |
Friday morning by Judge Charles I.
Sheriff C F.
Commissioners,
Jeffries.
local selections
Homsher, and
Eli Good and
| Landis,
Jury
James
The are as
lows:
Norman White,
Albert R. Brill,
Jacob Killian,
Wayne A.
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Elizabethtown.
Elizabethtown.
Ensmingler, Manheim,
Manheim Boro.
Quarter Sessions, Sept. 12
Allen Hertzler, Elizabethtown.
Charles Winters, Manheim, Boro.
Jacob Stern, East Hempfitld.
Walter Hinkle, Mt. Joy Borough.
S. Bard, West Donegal.
Rapho.
Mt. Joy Boro.
Sept. 26
Elizabethtown.
Joy twp.
Marietta.
Joseph R. Sherer,
Andrew
W. H. Strickler,
Allen A. Coble,
Common Pleas,
G. Brandt,
Strickler, Mt.
Gibble,
Irvin
Elmer W.
Benton G.
Abner N. Hershey, Mt. Joy Boro.
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| Robert Shissler, Elizabethtown.
| Charles A. Dunlap, Manheim Boro.
Harry Williams, East Donegal.
{ Edgar R. Herr, West Donegal.
i Lewis Resh, Rapho.
| John Brandt, Mt. Joy Borough.
Oscar H. Fisher, Manheim Boro.
| Daniel Fisher, West Hempfield.
| Abram S. Rinehart, Mt. Joy Boro.
Frank Muth, Elizabethtown.
Emery R. Miller, Mt. Joy twp.
Albert Habecker, Rapho.
Gabriel Risser, Mt. Joy township.
{ John Rodkey, West Hempfield.
{ Harry'Y. Brandt, Manheim boro.
| Ross Keller, Elizabethtown.
| John Davis, East Hempfield.
| L. Bachman Rohrer, East Hempd.
R. N. Kaylor, Mt. Joy township.
| Samuel F Fry, Marietta.
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Common Pleas, October 7
Charles Decker, Elizabethtown.
M. P. Swarr, East Hempfield.
Charles P. Hipple, Marietta.
Samuel G. Gibble, Rapho.
Irvin N. Friday, West Donegal.
Jacob Kreider, East Hempfield.
H. S. Musselman, Mt. Joy twp.
Eli Hoover. Conoy.
John L. Charles, Rapho.
Fred Haas, Marietta.
Ethelbert Miller, Marietta.
Geo. W. Dineler, West Donegal.
Amos E. Garber, West Donegal.
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FINAL FREE SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS TO EX-SERVICE MEN
The Y. M. C. A. Service Scholar-
{ship board of Lancaster city and
| county have been notified of an ad-
| ditional allotment of $300.00 to be
awarded to Ex-service men in the
| form of free Correspondence Scholar-
ship. As this work will be closed up
| and the balance returned to the War
| Work Council by July 1st, it is the
earnest desire of the committee to
| have all applications in its hands not
Hater than June 24th. All that will !
be necessary will be a call in pe
[Y. M. C. A, M. N. Wickert, at the |
{ association building in Lancaster,
{ who will supply you with papers and |
{inform ation needed to place an ap-
plication.
[ Almost $10,000.00 has already
been awarded to ex-soldiers of this
county by the Y. M. C. A. out ‘of |
their share of the War Work money.
The courses purchased free of charge
cover every field of human en-
deavor and offer any ambitious ex-
soldier an opportunity to be well
trained in his chosen field.
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Auto Mishaps
The large touring car of Peter S.
Brubaker was slightly damaged when
it was being towed into his garage.
It collided with a post. The auto-
mobile of 0. W. McElroy, manager
of the Lancaster Golde Clothe Shop,
at Lancaster, was damaged Sunday
evening on the Harrisburg road near
Mount Joy, when a wheel broke away
from a passing car and hit McElroy’s
machine. The fender was badly bat-
tered.
re ell Ieee
A bank messenger was robbed of
$10,000 in one of Philadelphia’s
business districts on Monday.
DEVELOPING,
and
PRINTING
For Best Results Bring or Send Your
Films to
W. H. REIDER
35 West High St., Elizabethtown, Pa.
4-13-3m-pd.
Market
Krall’s Meat
[ always have om Sebi anything i
the line of
SMOKED MEATS, HAM, BOLOGNA
DRIED BEEF, LARD, ETC.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton
H. H. KRALL
West Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA
Wm. F. Conrad
BARBER
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Then See Me About It
The International Line
Which Includes The Following:
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A Farmer in This Section Will Ever Need
This gives you a wide selection, with an equally wide range of
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called on you, our advice is
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in general use, and we sell them. !
We can supply any implement you deed, the price will be right,
and we stand back of any article we sell which is most important.
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PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES
We have the best brands of these afd when you buy paints the
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Special $39.00%nd up
Tobacco Labbers at $1 per foot
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS A CIALTY
TERMS: Cash—Satisfaction Guaratgeed
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