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g you an opportunity to save money on Potatoes.
15c
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Fancy Calif. Apricots, big can.......... 29¢
Fancy Calif. Cherries, big can.......... 35¢
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, big can..... 29c¢
Hawaiian Grated Pineapple, small can...1llc
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bot., 10¢, 20c | A, orican Maid Cafup Pt. Bot. 23¢
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BEANS, can 10c | Plain Black, Mixed, Old WAFER b., 18¢
: beans at a bar- Country Style, Orange A very tasty #4 fit. This
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C. Mellinger, 2h.....1 2 2.3 0
Brown, 1b.......... 0 1 ' 9 0 1
(White, 38. ..3.......0«7 1 4 1
Good, If............0 0 1 0 0
E. Mellinger, cf.....1 1 4 0 0
iMiller,'p,, r£........0 1 0 0 0
Hatfield, 3b.........0. 01 1 0
Spicer, ¢c.............1 6 2.90
Collins, .p., rf.......1 1:0 0 1
Totals: .. .......4d 824 10 3
«© Mount Joy
Bishop, ss...........1 72 1 .8 ©
Mowery, 3b.........0 0 1 I 0
Shirk, 1b, .......... > 18% 1:0
Hal, 2b,.,.........3 0 3 1 2
Simmons, p.........00 0 0 1 0
Brost, ec.............0 011 3 1
Bigler, vf-......... Xr 1 0 0:0
Bennett, If..........0. 1 0 0 0
Showalter, 7ef......,.1 1-2 ‘%T 0
Totals -.......... 5 6x26 11 3
IBASE BALL!
Locals Won Sunday
Brown’s Athletic Club won a good
game from Rohrerstown here on
Sunday by a score of 5 to 4. It
looked as though the visitors were
sure winners in the second, as they
tallied four times on a few hits and
errors. The locals came right back
in the third and scored a trio of
runs, and with another pair in the
sixth, nosed out the vistors. The
score:

Rohrerstown
xGood out interferring with ball.
Rohrerstown .......040 000 000—4
Mount Joy.........003 002 00x—>5
Earned runs: Mount Joy 4. Roh-
rerstown 2, Two base hits: Bennett.
Sacrifice hits: Bishop. Base on er-
rors: Mount Joy 2. Rohrerstown 2.
Stolen bases: Bishop, Hahn, Bigler.
Left on base: Mount Joy 3, Rohrers-
town 2. Double plays. Bishop to
Hahn to Shirk, White to Brown.
Struck out by Collins 1, by Miller 4,
by Simmons 9. Number of innings
pitched, by Collins 2, by Miller 7.
Number of base hits off Collins 2, off
Miller 4. Base on balls, off Collins 1,
off Miller 4, off Simmons 2. Wild
pitches, Miller 2, Simmons 2; um-
pires, Dommel and Klugh. Time one
hour and forty-five minutes.
A One-Sided Game
The East End had no difficulty in
defeating Florin here last Wednes-
day evening, shutting the visitors out
in a six-inning game 14 to 0. The
contest was too one sided to be inter-
esting. The score.

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C. Dorr, 58.......3 2 04.0
G. Sehmeider, ef....1 2 2 0 0
Bilis, 2h...........2 2X § 1 0
M. Wedver, p......2 3 0 2 1
Hendrix, 1b........0 2-7 0.0
C.. Bennett, 8b..... 1. 0° 2 00
S. Gillums,e........1 0 2 0 1
Wagner, If......... ¥ 0 2 0 0
?,. Sehneider, vf ....2 1 0 0 O
Totals ...........¥ 11. 18 7 2
Florin
*r hh o ae
Bard, p............. 0:06.10 0
Carson, ¢.......... 0-9 6 00
Pukeman, ss .......0 0 1 2 0
E. S. Arndt, If 0 1 1 1. @
Musselman, 8b...... 0-1-3) 0 1
(Js Arndt, ef... 0-0 1 0 1
5.2. Arndt, 2h......0. 2 0 0 1
Keener, 1h. .........0- 0 2. 1 1
Dery, rf............ 0 1 2 1 1
| Totals... .......0 515 5 5
Florin 0000000
Fast 4005 4 3-18
2 be Ellis, Derr, Hendrix, |
F. Schneid G. Schneid 2, Weav
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CHURCHMEN ON TOP
The Episcopal Church team of this
place defeated the Grey Iron tossers |
in a five inning twilight game Friday |
nicht by a score of 10 to 8 Score: |
Grey Iron Co.
th y a ¢
Punk, 3b...........2 0 0.0 1
J. Hendrix, 2b dele an 1 oly
Pennell, ¢..........».1. 1 5 1 1
Hauenstein, p.......1 1 1 0
Miller, 1b.... .. ve) 6 0 0
FE. Hendrix, rf......0: 0 0 0 0
Yoraw, If... .......0 0 0 0 |
Dillinger, cf........1 1 1.0 07
Witmer, 'w.........1 1 0 0 7)
Totals ies sieve £1 10 |
Episcopal Church
H. Brown, cf. ......2 1 !
Snyder, If dn 0 0]
Y. Ellis, 3b 2 > 3 |
E. Brown
G. Brown, ec. ( (
B Tendri 11 1 ) (
G. Brown, r 1 1
R. Brown, 2b l {
B. El Pi...
T tals 10 4 |
7 pal Church 0 |
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Wild Pitches: Hauenstei passed 4
balls, Pennell. r|
and Germer )

Lost on Saturday

Brown’s Athletic Club lost at|
Honeybrook Saturday by a score of |
9 to 6. The game was 1 |
home players, except the pi nd
while our boys outbatted their op-
ponents five errors during the game
tells the story. The score:
Honeybrook
r ho a eo
Shortling, ef........ 0.0 1:06 0
Johnson, ss... ......1 1 0 3 1
Shirk, 8b... .u-i.o.1 1:28 050
Weaver, 1b.........17 1.11... 0 1
Werlz, IT. ....... 32 X00
Eatchford, c..... 7.2 2 iG 0.0
Andes; 2b............1 1-2 "92 9
Mertz, 1f.... 5... 1:1 0.0.0
Bates, p............ 10.0 20
Totals “v...........0. 927 6: 4
Mount Joy
Bigler,, ff. .........1 1. 0:0 1
Hendrix, '2b........0 2 2 3.0

Bennett, 1b. vivvavel 211 01
Showalter, “cf....+...0-1 1. 0 0
Pennell, e. Ni... .....0: 2.8 0 1
Funk, 3b. 3cescciens 11:2 2
Shirk, P..ssfe.s 3 1 0 4 0
Germer, 1f.......... 3-320 0
Frank, 88... vrs I: 1.2 0 0
Totals ..%...0. 61224 8 5
Honeybrook .......024 210 00x—9
Mount Joy. ........200 201 010—6

Episcopals Won Monday
The Episcopal Church team won
another game here Monday evening
when they defeated the Business
Men’s team in three sessions, as the
game had to be called on account of
darkness. Ellis allowed but one hit.
The score:
Episcopal Church

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P. Ellis, rf. ....7...:0 00 0.0
Schneider, If. .......0. 0 2 0 0
G. Brown, C........, oO 0:8 0 0
E. Brown, 88....... 1 01 0 1
L. Elis, 8b.....0...2 2:0. 1 1
BE. Brown, 2b.......0 0.0 1 1
G. Brown, Jr., cf....1 "2. 0 0 0
Hendrix, 1b.........0 -0 3 1.0
B. Ellis; D.veviviees ¥ 1.0.1 0
Total: ........nn b-:8 9 4 3
Business Men
Groff, 88... .... 5 0 0 1 0 0
Dery, 3b, ... ii cn 6 1 0 2 1
Schock, 1b......... 0 0.35 0.0
Conrad, c?..... hl 04:01 0
O'Neill, If 0.0 0.0 0
Pennell, p..........0 20 00 1
Garber, rf.. 0 00 0 0
Farmer, 2b. ........ 9:01 00
Bennett, cf.........0 0.0 0 0
Totals: viv. veis 0:19 3 2
Church: ... ic. vsiiisress oon 041—5
Business Men ............ 000—0
Sacrifice Hits
Brown's Athletic Club has
scheduled the following games te be
played here.
Saturday, Sept.
A. L
Sunday, Sept. 4th , Ephrata.
Saturday, Sept. 10, Mount Joy A.
L. Big festival in the park in the
evening.
Sunday, Sept. 11th, Midvale Steel.
The Midvale Steel team of Coates-
ville, will play at Maytown on Satur-
day. 3
Landisville was defeated by the
American Legion team of Lancaster
on Saturday 8 to 4.
The Colored Giants on Saturday
afternoon defeated the Cotton Mill
Nine on ithe old tennis grounds by
a score of 14 to 9.
a tition
3rd Mount Joy,
MAYTOWN PLANS FOR A
NEW ATHLETIC FIELD
At a special meeting, of the repre-
sentative ditizens of Maytown on Mon
day evening, at the home of C. E.
Hollenbafigh plans were laid for the
purchasi#® of a convenient field to
be utilized for athletics and a play
ground. The people here are be-
ginning to realize the importance of
the development of the social and
physical life of our citizens. These
instincts are not to be surpassed but
properly guided.
The question of Sunday base-ball
was discussed pro and con. and the
prevailing idea was that it does not
promote for the highest ideals of life.
Fifty representative men of the com-
formed an association
board of managers
principles
have
which a
selected to devise
munity
from
will be
and politics that will promote whole
some amusement without infringing
the day.
eet BD BE
on
Scores of the York Shoot
At a registered shoot at York
Thursday, Jno. E
follows:
for first
breaking 4
1 the §
» handicap, breaking 23
Won first money and
A. trophy in the double
t by breaking 18 out of 20 and
. added target handicap for a
teh, shooting serateh, tied with
s for a shoot off. 3roke
traight, 25 straight
25, finishing
Ld,

In the 50
with
scored a
tied
place
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second
nd 24 out of the next
ee) Erne
SAID THE CAPTAIN.
ver can tell,” said the Captain,
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Save Pennies
Waste Dollars
gq Some users of printing
save pennies et-
ting inferior work and pe
dollars through lack of ad-
vertising value in the work
they get. Printersasa rule
charge very reasonable
prices, for none of them
get rich although
all of them work h
Moral: Give your printing te
a gooa printer and save money.

Johnson—Rappensberger
Harry Johnson, of Maytown, and
Mary Rappenberger, of Eliottsburg,
were married Tuesday afternoon by
the Rev. J. W. Meminger, D.D., at
his residence, at Lancaster.
i Hoffer—Johnson
Miss Elsie Hoffer, of Homestead,
Pa., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
N. Hoffer, of this place, was married
to Mr. Emil A. Johnson of St. Ignace, )
Mich. The bride has been a teacher
in the public schools at Homestead
the past seven years while the groom
is a linotype operator in the office of
the Daily Messenger, at Homestead.
They will reside at 1801 West Street,
Munhall, Pa. Mrs. Johnson will con-
tinue teaching during the coming’
term. They have the best wishes of
a host of friends here.

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Built with over strength in every part;
built to withstand the constant strain of
‘heavy duty; tested out under every condi-
tion of farm and belt work, and put to
actual test by 170,000 awners during the
past three years—the Fordson Tractor has
lived up to every claim made for it.

No matter what the farm task—wh;
plowing, disking, harrowing, threg
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water, sawing wood, pulling stumps, fill-
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Just received a full line of Sweaters, Shirts, Dressel
Millinery and other wearing apparel for the whole fam-
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OPEN EVENINGS. MOUNT J@Y, PEN
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