PAGE EIGHT THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, M OUNT JOY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th, 1922 Wanted, Sale, Rent, &c.| Rock Bottom Prices|ON THE DIAMOND _ NOTICE—No abatement on Boro Taxes after July 1st 1922. T. M. BRENEMAN, Collector. June-14-3t WANTED—Girl"fer General House work. No washing. "Good wages. Apply, Mrs. James Miller, 308 Green St., Lancaster, Pa June “14-1t FOR SATPR=.(Grass on th Apply SpMecher, West boro « to-C. S. n Harrisburg Pike. June calling on S. B. Bernhart forthe dog. June 14-1t | WANTED=-.A school girl to assist with housework im=small family. from the country, may™Hwe here, go home at night. Apply 67R3 Mount Joy. June 14-2t WANTED—Every family in this entire community to subscribe for the Bulletin and in that way keep posted on the news of the day. tf FARM WANTED—I am looking for a farm im-Lancaster County not particular about prieg or location but must be good value, State price and terms, on what road farm is located. Write Dept. 4 Chronicle Office, Eliz- abethtown, Pa. may 31-4t FORSALE-—1917 seven passenger studebaker,®apd tires, just been over- hauled and good*paint, will sell rea- sonable. Apply to Hw. W. Buller, Florin, Pa. P. 0. Box, 17T™~_ may-24-tf WANTED—Everybody in this sec- tion to use our “wanted, for sale, etc.” column more frequently. It is bound to pay. Just try it. tf FOR SALE—Potted Strawberry Plants. Red and y>llow peppers. Some potted Astors in 5 colors. Some Oth- poited Hollyhocks in 6 colors. er flower and Vegetable plants. JOHN H. MENAUGH, Florin 2 doors East of Garber's Store. june 7-3t-pd. so If you contemplate selling or buy- ing Real Estate, I will be pleased to handle your deal in a fair and honest way. That always was and always will be my policy. I await your in- quiry. FOR SALE—A No. 7 Range with a No. 8 top in good condition, warm- ing closet, water back etc. Also a single heater in Al shape, both with pipe. Will sell cheap. Call at this office. tf FOR SALE—Ont or two desirable newly built dwellings. Reservoir water, electric lights, along trolley track in Florin. Terms to suit buy- er. Apply E. L. NISSLY & SONS, FLORIN, PA. 3-tf. WANTED—25 Girls, in our wrap- “ping department. Apply NISSLY SWISS CHOCOLATE CO. FLORIN, PA. EXECUTORS’ NOTICE Estate of Barbara L. Brown, late of Rapho township, Lancaster Co., Pa., Deceased. : Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the under- signed, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate pay- ment, and those having claims or de- mands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned. SUSAN FAUS, Manheim, R. 3, ELI F. ARNDT, Elizabethtown, Pa. Executors. may-24-6t Pa. Frank S. Groff, Attorney. ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE Estate of ‘Malinda G. Myers, late of Florin, Lancaster Co., Pa., Deceased. Letters of ‘administration on said estate have been granted to the un- dersigned, all persons indebted there- to are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against same, will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned, residing in Palmyra, R. F. D. No. 2, Lebanon County, Pa. SAMUEL G. MYERS, Administrator B. Frank. Kready, Attorney. may-24-6t This Newspaper Ta That's why it would Le profitable for you to advertise in it — IF yoo want & job FF you want te hire somebody If you want to sell something If you want to bey something If you want to rent your house If you want fo sell your house If you want to sell year farm If you want fo boy property If there is anything that you want the quickest and best way [4-1t-pd. | FOUND-—A beagle dog. Owner can | have same by paying for this ad and | If | or | Jel Phone | | E. Main St., on all Material, Fixtures, Electrica Supplies, Ete. ———— HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY | ssnnssiteodund, | 5 | 31G REDUCTIONS} ON OUR FINE | LINE OF SHADES, & FIXTURES | A NEW LINE OF 1§22 FIXTURES | riiatecte Prices Very Reaonable SEE ME BEFORE BUWNG ELSE WHERE | 1 2 JNO. H. DIETZ | 3 Bell Phone \ MOUNT JOY | any. 6-t! i Printing Are You in Nead of Tags Cards Blan’ Fol rs Do gers h.aceipts Envelopes Statements Bill Heads Invitations Packet Heads Letter Heads Cal} at this office 0| Good Work Is Our Specialty | A 2G SSR 2 52 Se SPS SoS ESP eS eS AS PS ee 52 Sr N25 SR Ge Sr GP 5282 Ar S2 SPSase NY DURING THE WEE MOUNT JOY LOST TO ROHRERS-! TOWN IN A PITCHERS BATTLE AT THE LATTER PLACE ON SUNDAY Rohrerstown nosed out Mount Joy | former place the The in a torrid game at the Sunday afternoon, winning in ninth inning by a 2 to 1 score. SO 1 0 Roh’town. ..1 0 00000 1-2 Earned runs, Rohrerstown 1, Mt. Joy 1. Two base hits, Abel, Barres, Wagner. Home run, Abel. Sacrifice hit, Good. Stolen base, Good. Left on base, Mt Joy 5. Rohrerstown 6. Double lays, Haunestein to R. Myers, Weaver to Showalter to R. Myers. Struck out by Unkle 7, by Wagner 7. Base on balls off Unkle 2. Hit hy pitcher Good. Passed balls, Houen- stein 2. Bealer 1. Umpires, Kreider and Jones. Time, 1:40. Millersville On Top The Millersville nine easily defeat- ed the Mount Joy nine at Millersville GRCACPEACCICARAGAEEE TAG, i jon Saturday afternoon by a score of * {9 to 1. Score: | Millersville rh o a e Holtz, 2b .......... 20 1 2 1 Warfel, I ........ I 0 1 0.90 P. Herr, 2b ......... 2 3 4 0 0 Seachyist, ss ..:..... ¥} 2.0 4 0 GC. Miller, xf ........ 0 0.2 06 0 Reese, cf ........... 3 1 3 60 A. Herr, 1b .......... 3 1 7T 0 ¢ ’ » Zeigler, 1b =... 0 111-0 0 Newswahger, p ....1 1 0 2 0 \ | i You Can't Drive a ~~ 2 >" - 4 Totals: .. cov. 9 9027 8 1 Nail With an Apple Moses Jez r Ah o a e . Showalter, 2b ..... 0 23 3 0 qg Poor printing Hauenstein, ¢ ...... 0 06 0 2 R. Myers, 1b ...... 0 0 6 0 0 mrx paper never Weaver, 3D ........ 0 0 4 3-0, pa ybody. Beibler, rf ........ I 11°71 #0 work that 1s good Barrett, ss ........ 9 0231 0 enough to bring you A Myers ef. ga 2:1 0 0 ipple, If 8 2:1 0 0 good results. Collins, p .........0 0:0 1 40 q Useaneconom- |. = ————— Totals: .......... I 724 9 ical paper such as MMERM, wa BOND and come to an eco- nomical printer. That’sus. Quickserv- ice and good work at reasonable prices. Use More Printed Salesmanship — Ask Us Al Tein Comes area aT —————, ert 0 an raran ee? Printing is a Salesman Who Travels Cheaply Traveling expenses I cent! Good printing on AMMER MY, Li BOND % costs you little and does much for you. i 9 Millersville, ....11004003 —9 Mount Joy, ....0100 000 0 0—1 Two-base hits—Newswanger, Hip- ple. Sacrafice hits—Newswanger. Stolen bases, Beibler, Hauenstein, Holtz. Left on base—Mount Joy, 8 Millersville, 1. Struck out— By Collins, 5; by Newswanger, 8. Base on balls—Off Collins, 3; off News- wanger, 3. Umpire—Miller. Time —One hour and fifty-five minutes. Colored Giants Lose Mount Joy colored Giants put up little opposition at Rothsville on Sun- day the the latter team won 16 to 1. The locals batted hard massing his } Effective Printing | Use more printed | | salesmanship. Ask us | i means good tvpe, good presses, good | workmen and good paper. We have the | | equipment and the workmen for you, and | { use Hammermill grades of bond, safety | and cover papers. Let us show you. Come in— and pay that over- due subscription account Don’t wait until the pcper 8008. r f——— Our Markets to supply that want is by placing The following prices are paid to- an advertisement in paper lay by our local merchants: BEES vice vicrvisioivviias 20¢ 2 _— Buiter ........:.....covvvnis 35¢ The results will surprise ards... .. Loin 11c d I es you I. D. Stehman Pays: and please y West... .............. $1.15 COBY iii vuiv an ciasnsrvsnis 65¢ with errors in the fourth and 4fth innings Score: Rathsville r ho a e Eirkenbine, 1 .... .8 1 1"3y 0 Reller, Ib. ......2 230 0} Diehm, ss"... v2: 3 3 1 3 © Mearig, 2) carnal 0 8 4 RPaivlich, p.0.-..~...2 YY 0. <9 Trayer, 3b .....:.. 0:2 2 31'2 Weidman, ef ...... ¥ 1 3 0) Stauffer, rf. ....... 8 30 1 0 Landis. ee... .... ... 1 ‘1:7 69 Totals, ........ 16 14 27 12 2 Colored Giants A Coleman, ss"... i302 1 Boyer, 3b .........0.0 0 5 0 Brooks 2h. ....i.. ¢ I 5 1 '1 M. Coleman, ef... 0 0 0-60 *} X.. Wilsen 13, .. 0 0 ¥ 7:90 3 M. Wilson, n=... .. 0 00 3 ) | Railey, If Sanna EO OO 0 {Jones 1f JES) 1 1 1 { Holt, c «x eve 0 E20 Totals 1. 52470 Rothsv’e. 00652 10x 16] Mt Joy E0601 0000 1 Two base hits, Birkenbine, Diehrm, Trayer, Landis. Three base hit, Kel- ler. Struck out by Fralich, 7, Wilsnn 8. Base on balls, off Fralick 1, Wil- son 4. Umpire, Long. % Golden Eagles Won The Golden Eagle A. C. journeyed to Maytown Thursday evening and defeated the East Donegal Juniors in a five inning session, ‘9 to 2. The score: Golden Eagle A. C. r h o a e Geltmacher, ef ..... 14.2000 0 Hendrix, 1b ..0. -..- 0G. 26.0 0 Schneider, 3b ...... 12.0 0:@ Mumma, p:..o...... 1. 3 10 © Hoffer, 2b ........ 2. 2 92.1 .0 Wagner, s3 ........ I-33 0.00 Perr. Mf ............2 2 1. 0 @ Smeltzer, ¢ .....: 01 5 0 0 Sites, »f .»-....0...1. 1 0.0 © Totals. ..........9°16.15 1 © East Donegal Juniors r h o a e "1 Snyder, 2b ........0 1 40 2 Trone, cf ....... 00 0-0 0 Root, 8b ........%. 01. 0 0 0 yFletcher, ¢ «oh 05 I 1 6 0.0 { Henderson, p ....... 1-1 2 0 0 iNell, rf ........... 0 0 0 0:0 Grove, If... ...... 6.0 0 0-0; | Shank, 2b aaa 1S 0g Johrson, ss..........0 10 00 Potals.... ovo 2%9:1h -@ 2 Golden Eagles .......1 1 5.1 J East. Donegal Jrs ..0 2 0 0 2 Golden Eagles Win The Golden Eagle A. C. won from the Shoe Factory Team in a 5-inning game by a score of 10 to 5. T game was a pitchers’ battle the en-|5COTE: b ie tire way between Unkle and Wag-| los. =a 3 1 5 9 0 ner with honors being about even. | Gettmacher If : : : : : ‘2 06 0 2 Good fielding featured. Abel’s homely. 1p... .. Boing {run broke up the pastiming. Score:|Weaver, 3b p ......1 1 1 2 0 Jofer,ef ...... iv 0 0 2-0 0 Mount Joy {pote Pf een ees 0 0 0 0 ¢ rh oa (Roflman, 2b ........ 2.1 2.1 « Showalter, 2b...... 0 0 3 3 Olsmeltver, c ..... 05, 1-0 3 0 0 RB. Myers, 1b ....... 0.29 2 M¥Womma,'£r Mo... 1 1 8 3:0 Unkle, np ........... O 1 0 3 Ollaskewitz 3h ......0.0 0 0 I Bigler, ¥£ ........ 90 0 0 0; i an Hauenstein, ¢ ...... $11.8 2 0 Totals: .. 1 8 0 1 Cramer, ef... ..... 1-2 0 0 © Shonk, ss ....... .. 1 3 0 2 1 Mumma, rf... ...... 9 0-0 0 0 iA: Penmel, 1b... ; 0 2 9 0 0 RiBard, p......... 01 1 1 7% Myers, yf... ... .... 9 1 0 0 0 i” Totals: =~...... .. 4 82% 6. 3 Gerber. Shoe 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0—4 {Landisville ..0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 x—¢ Shoe Makers Won | The New Standard Works and the | Gerberich-Payne Shoe Co. base bail teams played a five inning game { Thursday evening in which the Ger- | berich-Payne players won by a score Jot tol Business Men Won 5 The business men and the Gerber- ich-Payne Shoe Company base ball eams played a five inning game which 1 {the former won by the score of 8.3 | Quite | seer a few of the old-timers were in uniforms on Py {and showed up well considering the ace of | ag some ad the stoutness of a few others But to take all this still younger Ito ¢on sideration they ean { at rvviiticr r | majority of the players of 3 } borough . ————— eee. TREE YIELDED APPLES LAST YEAR; CHERRIES THIS YEAR {the Georgetown, Del.—A tree that pro- duced apples last year and is filled with cherries this year is the unusual sight on the William Bagler farm, near here, and many people visit the farm to view the strane tree. The tree was one of several purch- ased from a nursery and was bought for an apple tree. In every appear- ance it is ‘an apple tree. Last year it bore for the first time a fine crop of apples. This year it is loaded with cherries and not a sign of an apple can be seen. SALE REGISTER Friday, June 16—At the ards of the hotel at Florin, a ear- oad cows, bulls and shoats by C. § "rank & Bro., Hess, auect. he | ol the winning nine | trim the | stock | i $1.25. LOCAL DOINGS AROUND FLORIN | ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN. INGS FROM THAT THRIVING AND BUSY VILLAGE | THE PAST WEEK Mr. John Wachstetter treating his property to a coat of paint. Mr. Aulthouse is beautifying his { property with a coat of paint. |" Mrs. John M. Raymond and daugh- ter Margaret, spent Friday at York. | Messrs. Walter and Lloyd Nissly purchased a fine Packard touring car |last week. Mrs. Katie Arndt and Miss Stella Grantham, Pa. . Mr. and Mrs. James Connelly of age this week. Mr. John Zeller of Lancaster, was a Sunday visitor to Mr. Thomas Mec- -|Elroy and family. Mrs. John C. Dyer spent several days last week at Pottstown visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Samuel Fair who is employed at Rutherford Heights visited his , | family over the week-end. Mr. John Rider spent Saturday and Sunday at Glenn Riddle, the guest of Thomas McKinley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Falls and daughter of near Phoenixville, spent Friday here the guest of Mr. Ed Booth and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sabinaw and daugh- ter of Lancaster spent Sunday here. the guest of Mr. Ephraim Arndt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Agustus Coble and two children of Elizabethtown, were Sunday visitors to Mr. Jacob Rider and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Straub and son Valiant of New family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hershey and daughter Kathryn of Lancaster, were Wednesday visitors to friends in our village. Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, son and daughter spent Sunday at Sunny Side the guest of Abram Arndt and family. Mrs. Ella Slaugh, Mrs. Kinsley and son of Lancaster, Mrs. Mae Speakman of Coatesville were Sunday visitors to Mr. Thomas McElroy and family. Mrs. Jacob N. Hershey and two daughters, ‘Mary and Florence and lady friend of Washington, D. C., motored to Cornell today, where they will spend a week. : The Nissly Swiss Chocolate Co. Is getting a very good distribution of their various products and are very busy at their factory, having taken on quite recently A tonsiderable number of employes. Young Folks Are Joined in Wedlock (Continued fram nage 1) to Winona Lake, Indiana, where they will attend the annual conference. Heisey—Campbell. Mr. Norman Heisey, son of Mrs. Eli M. Heisey, of near Donegal Springs, and Dellores Mae Campbell, of Landisville, were married Thurs day afternoon in the Presbyterian church here, by Rev. J. M. Fisher, pastor of the church. The ring cere- mony was used. The couple was un- attended and left immediately after the ceremony on a short wedding trip. On their return they. will reside in the tenant house on the Witmer farm near Donegal Springs. Bentzel—Wertz Mr. Warren Bentzel and Miss Elsie Wertz, both of Mount Joy, were mar- ried Sunday morning June 11, at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride. The beautiful ring ceremony was sed and the ceremony was performed by Rev. H. S. Kiefer, pastor of the U. B. church of this place, of which the bride and groom are members. The couple was unattended and the wedding march from Lohengrin was played by Miss Laura Strickler of this place. The bride was attired in white canton crepe, with trimmings of brid- al satin, and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. After the ceremony an elaborate wedding breakfast was served to a- bout twenty-five guests. Following the wedding the couple left by auto- mobile for York, where they boarded a train for Hampton Roads, Va.. where the spent several days. On their return they will spend some time at Washington, D. C. After their return they will reside in this place. ——— ies. WEST HEMPFIELD ELECTS TEACHERS FOR THE TERM The West Hempfield School Dis- trict directors met in Maple Grove school at Salunga last Monday and {elected these teachers for the coming | term: | Maple Grove, Martha Esbenshade. | i Vale, Florence Way. A i'M s, Chas. A. Greider. i F 'w, Roth: Youtz. Silve Springs Primary, Roxanna x 1 : | Silver Springs Secondary, Minerva Breckbill. Ironville" Primary, Melba Wierman | TIronville Se condary, Annie Kneis- lev Norwood, Kathryn Senft. Kehler’s, Edna Gramm. Kinderhook Primary, Ethel Keesey Kinderhook Secondary, Vacant. Sterline’s, Daisy Musser. Sylvan Retreat, Ella King. The school term was made eight months and the term will open Aug. 28. The tax rate was made seven mills with $2.00 per capita. A AO Servant Girl Wouldn't Go in Cellar, Fearing Rats. Mrs. Tepper, Plainfield, N. J., says, “Rats were“sp bad in our cellar the servant girl “youldn’t go there. Bought some RaT-SNAD and it cleaned all the rats™ut.” RAT-SNAP destroys rats and mice." _ Absolutely prevents odors. Comes in dake form. no mixing. Cats or dog won't touch it. Three sizes, 35e, be, Sold and guaranteed by E. W. Garber, W. D. Chandler, an H. S. Newcomer, Mount Joy, Pa. Landis spent Saturday and Sunday at | York, are visiting friends in our vill- Cumberland were | Monday visitors to Mr. John Dyer and » NEWLYWEDS ENTERTAINED | SUNDAY AT MASTERSONVILLE/ A w+ wing dinner was served cn Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kupp, of Mastersonville, in honor of their son, Enos, who was re- Gertrude cently married to Miss } Smith of Lebanon. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Smith, and children, Paul, Mable and Annie, of Bernville; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith of Bernville; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kupp, Mr. and Mrs. Fran. cis Kready and son, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kupp and daughter Esther, Mrs. Harry Ebegood and son Peter, and Miss Shentz, of Lebanon, Anna Liza | Mrs. | Balthaser, of Bernville, | Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Boyer and sons, | Elwood, Marvin, Clair and Paul; Mr. | ! and Mrs. Edwin Kupp, Mr. and Mrs. | John Wenger, Mrs. Rebecca Mr. and Mrs. John Shonk and sons ! Amos and Harry; Urias Keener, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herneiser and child- ren, Erma and Harold; Jacob Shenk Ruhl, ! | and Miss Sadie Brubaker of Lebanon, | { Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ruhl daughter Maria, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Rudy and son Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Heisey and children, Verna and Orville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffman and children, Ruth , Charles, Mr. "and daughter Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruhl and son Paul, Dr. and Mrs. | | D. P. Witmeyer and Miss Kate Rein- ochl, of Lebanon; David Miller, Miss { Anna Miller. Mr. Wolf, the photo- grapher was present and took a group picture of those present. The bride ! recenved many gifts. i S—— A ——— { CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM | WAS WELL RENDERED The Children’s Day exercises at the : First Presbyterian Church were very "well rendered last Sabbath evening. The committee in charge are to be complimented, as well as all who help- ed in making the program a success. The following program was rendered: Song, Sabbath School; Responsive Reading, Led by Mr. Strayer; Recita- tion, Roy Eshleman; Recitation, Jam- es Fisher, Marion Workman and Jane Dierolf; Primary Song; Recitaion, Harold Backenstoe and Jane Dierolf; Song, Dorothy Fisher; Recitation, W. Brian; Song, Sabbath School; Junior ‘Choir, Marching; Rledftation, Julia Brandt; Song Helen Snyder; Song, Sabbath School; Recitation, Benjamin Rohrer; Recitation, Estella Brandt; Song, Lillian Backenstoe; Recitation, Martin Rutherford; Song, Sabbath School; Recitation, John Fellenbaum; Remarks, Supt. of School, Dr. Work- man; Remarks, Pastor, Rev. J. M. Fisher; Offering; Hoop Drill, Eight Girls; Song, Sabbath School; Bene- diction, Rev. J. M. Fisher. J NCL BRD ROUND ; $3.7 TRIP = Sunday Excursion FO 1 = SUNDAY, JUNE 25th Special Through Train All Rail Delaware River Bridge Route Eastern Standard, Time Leaves Mt. Joy 6.41 A. M. Stopping at Landisville'& Lanc. | Arrive Atlantic City 10.05 AM : Returng. Leaves Atlantid City sy (So Carolina Av. Sta. 5.15'\P. M Pennsylvania System The Route of the Broadway = Limited u mm June 7-14-21 Don’t let shattered nerves wreck your life—take | BOSAK'S | HORKE ViNQ “Nature's Tonic” All dealers sell it Free booklet 'on request BOSAK MANUFACTURING CO. SCRANTON, PA For sale by W. D. CHANDLER W. Main St., Mount Joy, Pa, = your { Nervousness 4 3 . Fine for Lumbago Musterole drives pain away and brings in its place delicious, soothing comfort. Just rub it in gently. It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Get Musterole today at your drug store. 35c and 65¢ in jars and tubes; hospital size, $3.00. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER «=. TRY...- RUSS BROTHERS VELVET ICE CREAM BRANDT BROTHERS hee Mt. Joy St. MT: JOY, PA \ and | and | and Mrs. Harvey Ruhl | i At This Time Our Full Paid Stock is an Especially Attractive Investment Because,—In these times of changing values and conditions, this Stock is unchanged and un- changing in value, return and condition. Because,—In these times when the tax gatherer opens all doors, the purchase and sale of this Steck is without publicity, return or tax payment by its holders,—the Association at- tends to all that. Because,—This Stock can be purchased and withdrawn, ea- sily and quickly; no interme- diary is required and no com- mission is paid. Ask for our Financial State- ment and Investment Booklet, Where Savings Are Safe; they tell the whole story. Pennsylvania’s Largest Sav- ings and Loan Association. Twenty-Fifth Year. Resources $8,302,983.47. STATE CAPITAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Irvin B. Kraybill, Florin, Pa. Agent for Florin & Mount Joy GET IT AT DONOVANS THE STORE THAT PAYS 10UR CARFARE Values the Highest Styles the Latest Qualities the Best EVERYTHING FOR THE FAMILY EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME We invite you to ise our Mail On der Service—When once you try it Youll use it always. DONOVANS Lancaster, Penna. STONE Before placing your order eleséewhere see us. We have cut ‘prices to pre war prices. JN. STAUFFER 8 BRO. MOUNT JOY, PA. Krall’s I always have on hand anything ie 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 West End Bakery EVANS & WATSON, Proprs. West Main Street MOUNT JOY FRESH BREAD AND BUNS DAILY ——— WEDDING & BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY WE SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE J. “I. Easten ad Phone 831.A1 FLORIN, PA. USED & ANTIQUE FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD If you have anything you want to sell, phone or drop me a card. If you do not care tc make sale, I will buy ‘your enti Ju; y re equipment. I buy Auto Service Charges Reasonable Both Phones STUNPF'S RESTAURANT MOUNT JOY. PA. mar. 1-tf I tai er her mu her dis of 1 the Aft Fra ma Pac Car can cre! Fif out Sess van dec the Lar