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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1922
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A.
Florin U. B. Church
Rev. M. H. Miller, Pastor
Sunday school at 9.30 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:00 P. M.
Sermon 7:30 P. M.
Eby’s Church
Rev. M. H. Miller, Pastor
Services and Communion on Sun-
day morning at 9:45.
T. U. Evangelical Church
Rev. J. L. Ferguson, Pastor
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.30.
Bible School Sunday morning 9:30
Preaching Sunday morning 10:30.
K. L. C. E. Sunday evening’ 6:45.
Preaching Sunday evening 7:15
: ° Come and Worship with us
all Farms, Mansions, =x: wm we ow
9. 9 H. S. Kiefer, Pastor
: Sunday School.at 9.00 A. M.
Morning worship and sermon at
Business PI Buildi ”
115 A. M.
SS aces uiain reaching at 7.80 P.M.
usl C 9 g A cordial welcome awaits you at
all these services.
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=A Nn thi n . Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Michael Farry Davis, Pastor.
9.15 Sunday School.
10:30 Divine Worship. Address by
I AM PLEASED TO INFORM PROSPECTIVE REALTY PURCHASERS THAT HERE IS A Vers IMre. Seymour Eaton, Corresponding
GOOD LIST OF OFFERINGS, ALL PRICED TO SELL. I HAVE ANYTHING FROM A $500 HOU and Field Secretary of the Woman's
A $30,000 MANSION OR FROM A ONE ACRE TRUCK PATCH TO A 300 ACRE FARM. Home Missionary Seeiety of the
YoU WILL FIND LISTED BELOW ALMOST ANYTHING YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AND IN CASE Philadelphia Conia anes Seely
YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT, PLEASE PHONE, CALL OR WRITE AND I'LL BE JOHNNY ON 7.30 Div WO re I y
THE SPOT. YOU KNOW IT’S MY BUSINESS TO HELP YOU BUY OR SELL PROPERTY. ithe Pastor, “Jesus, the .
3 R:IF YOU WANT A NEW SUIT YOU
IF YOU WANT A POUND OF SUGAR YOU GO TO A GROCER;
GO TO A CLOTHIER, AND IN CASE YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A PROPERTY WHY NOT GO TO FO
V ITH YOU? i
\ A REALTOR THAT WILL DEAL FAIR AND HONEST W
YOU ARE NOT UNDER OBLIGATIONS IF YOU COME TO ME. I WILL CHEERFULLY SHOW YOU NOW IN DENVER
ANY PROPERTY I HAVE AND REMEMBER THERE IS NO CHARGE. STOP AT MY OFFICE ANY TIME
YOU 0 MOUNT JOY.
Huey (Continued from nage 1)
cluding silo, possession any time: a much rain, consequently everything
/large portion of money can remain. has to grow under irregation. :
No. 161-—A 235 acre fair in In- If it is not cool enough in this city
diana Co., 175 acres farm land, bal- land you want to get nearer the
ance Umber, good bailding, youny {clouds, why all you have to do is to
jorehardy Alle Raior 404 Siw to mar- loo down Seventeenth street to the
kets, schools and churches. iz. hot art iedt on & train Tor
J 61— lover Dale farm on Union dc pot and get on :
ihn gh west of Eliza- [the mountains and you can reach an
bethtown, 95 acres, 15 acres meadow, {altitude of over 14,000 feet above
brick house good barn, silo, ete., $137 teen level and there you can make
2n acre, snow balls with the “summer’s snow’
: No. 175—A 95-acre farm 2% fand wear ah overcoat in the “good
J x miles from Elizabethtown on state | I0 siatmae time. What do. vou
road, brick house, good barn, silo, - [hint of that for o chance in clinate
I BUSINESS STANDS | after viiing in the cars for 30 or 40
y : 77—A 8b-acre farm in Mt. 2S I after riding mm the cars?
5 TRUCK FARMS No. 171 A -acre I . niler from this city.
. : No. 107—An 8% acre tract of land Joy Twp. bu ldings all how few No. 63—The entire concrete block The v CL. un thea the
i Dat Donegal. near Reich's church. Years ago, all modern conveniences .. eo.iurings plant of J. Y. Kline he Ro iY mesbisin 1 } ho
Bh se. tobacco shed. barn, ete. 2nd £15,000 ean remain on 1st mort “yop together with all stock, centre of : a kop ix
$1,000 00 a gage.’ ) machinery, peilngs, contracts, ete. tous 2 hs Ls .
"N 33—2 acrgs and rather No. 189-70 acres along ‘state Price very low. miles from the “ 0 m
yorigh ig pos and, fine for highway n r El abethtown, 20 acres No. 160—A very good _ business the “foot-hills” it is t so fax
Tou rs $650 ] % ? : with running water, frame proposition in Mount Joy including top of the Continental Divi
Pes ye acre, 7-room frame , very fodern ba ilo, tobac- | several houses on’ Main street. ain. Tange is callod hiro rtl
Bo > frame stable, f) 1it, 1 loea- hed, new hog pen, will sell with Ei Ji2 an acto of ground jee south, itis called the Sangree de
tion in East Donegal. Price is $1.800. or without stock. Mi, Joy IV. wg > DR at ete Jristo range, so vou see one does not
i 196-3 Ee concrete Sigh No 181-92 ag es, best of lime- | Meg Sova yo ie z 5 » have to 00 far to oot to the “Top
way, near Florin, East Donegal tWD., stone land in Bast Donegal, meadow, |© 98D lo’ the World” dr from 10,000 to
8-room frame house, all conveniences, «ino yater creck, good house with BUILDING LOTS OF, the Joni #0 Som 10,000
barn 40x40. Price right and half },.,¢ and bath, large barn, tobacco | No. 2—Four Lots, saci 50x200 ft., | Tho other Sunday. I was on & one
No, 184-12 fue of sand afd gel, ote. ‘4 very good buy. 'on North Barbara St., Mount Joy. | ne Cn in SE a i 2
limestone in Rapho, frame : hears, No. 180—56 acres of the best| No. 45—Four Lot. in Florin, #0z.|20Y i oh 008 Lhe Sunn In 8
$d ams, fruit, running water. limestone, good barn, brick Rouse | 20 ft. They front on Church =, Sa nin; ove ta) : a ; Pine
ny 92, ’ with all conveniences, 2 tobacco No. 77—Very desirable building |I we over > Colorado So y
R sheds, abundance of fruit, one of the |jot fronting on the south side of narrow guage R. R. and I can say
N MEPL SIgHD FaRus of best farms I have listed. Marietta street. Will sell any ew \the scenery is something wonderful
No. a ares \ 7 7 acres limes ib f feet you want at per foo roi :
; i No. 179—107 acres of limestone Der o y Ot. ‘up through that canon.
gravel lana si Union Squste, SEP in East Donegal, new barn, brick | No. 145—A tract of land contain-| “yo of (=o depot in the
ouse, lot of shedding for cattle, gal, J ) ling 16% acres adjoining Manheim |
Sass ete., good well, also running house,, meadow with spring en, 2 PE one oading ater morning in a train of open observa-
water. , Cheap. tobacco sheds, price very reasonable. 0. 67—A b-acre tract i. the boro [tion cars, toward the pine-covered
No, 178-4 20. . 4 in Baphie | No. 175—A 95 acre farm 2 m les | or Mount oe large. lot and gorges of the mountains, where na- |
$v, near Munhorm: #00 buadilp, fron [astilbin on Se state | would be a money-maker for truck. ‘ture seemingly has revealed in the de-
nd very preccuacuve. ce road, frame barn, brick house, si 9, |ing or speculating - on building lots. Yicht of her own Dicturesmueness, Ht
wating. re ft in P spy ocdow. $135 an acre, No. 163—A fine buildin lot on lis sixteen miles to Golden, across a
imme Ry | East Main street. Price right. {level stretch of country, which sug-
Cognty, nies place, 200d. buiidings, DWELLING HOUSES No. 171lurge NUMBER Of le re com A he a
would make a wonderful Lamp for | : i bo ing lots between Mt. Joy and Bagh S S000 sony va ey in th : oz :
hunters as it is right in the game| No. 83—A frame house and busi- |] can give you any number of lots comfortable farm houses, fields o
district. Place is dirt cheap. [ ness stand on E. Main st.,, Mt. Joy. |g any location at any old price. \waving grain, shady groves and run-
No. 185—A 42-acre poultry and | n business center. All improvements. fing streams. < of water. Soon fhe
duck farm known 5s fhe Sopng Like, No. 84 —A frame House adjoining | JUST LAND \ “hoobacks” or. “foot hills” are
Duck farm, in Cumberland county,e vo. 83; fine shape, all improvemen 8.1. No. 167—A L-acro 1traM in Bastivanchad. ir the idet of which i fr
bungalow, electrc lights, ete. { refer to sell both. Donegal, limestone, good condition, 't, wn ns Gotten.
, LARGE FARMS | No. 92—A 214 story frame house jon a highway and a Ine place to| ry. See: of Collen. is over
! No. 98-4 219 poe fan Joon en Na Hresh mld. Se from soma of term 5,000 ft. It was formerly the capital
: el pike, bank barn, ‘ Joy. y 94, . _ No. 42— -ac : le of Colors (5 the cable duvs of
Bons sail, on Serra for 20 acres No. 117—Lot 40x200 in Master-| timber and pasture land in West Lity of Corrado in the earl 4 2 ot
tob: eo $90 per acre sonville with frame house, stable, | Donegal township, tract adjoins Ma. this State. A plunge from ‘here is
og hdr 5 acre farm near Con- | hutcher shop, ecte. iust be sold | sonic Homes ground on two sides. made into the entrance of Clear
0 § i i ick ! i . "Creek Canon, and for ne: 0 mile
ewago Station, all farm land, running | juick. Price very low : Cr ck Canon, and ‘
water, bank barn, brick house, ete.,| No 147—Acre of ground with 10-| No. 169—A 15-acre tract between you follow this picturesqu spen-
for $6,000. Immediate possession. |... brick house, good repair, Mt. Joy and Florin. Areal invest tive trail”
No. 102-—An 86 acre farm in West | toa heat, at railrvad. Near Mari- | ment to some speculator. | The is othing like Clear Creel
Donegal, East farm 1 Sver gfered; atta. | Caren or ee a ine ten
ood buildings, on piked road, x. = : . Conon aL te
I i BCE Ce Th one Nu iaya DoByiny 7 oom and) FACTORY BUILDINGS geration to say that, for wild
farm in the county. a Te : 3 ifn location and |. No. 140-—3 acres and 49 perches Scenery, nature in her most ma
No. 138—A 8l-acre farm of ail '°Y "M9 Sy Jesglry: toc {of land in East Donegal with large mood failed to provide its equ
limestone soil in mast Donegal, 11- Rice righ dwelli [stone mill converted into flats for cannot be described; words seem
room stone house, barn, tobacco No. 164—A large frame dwelling, |. idences. $2,000. £4rY and inadequate: On this tein
hed, 5 acres meadow, % of money | 0arn, tobacco shed, etc. in Mt. Joy | ny fone; Son tas
pasion : Boro. Just the thing for a retired | FACTORY SITES jup the gana, you fo jo Jo 40; ek,
. : ay Su | ia resistiess mountain strean S
« No. 139—A 89-acre farm of all farmer. : “1 No. 1 (ant; fronting. 107 44 8 Zesimons 6 Rin + ™ rus
limesone soil in East Donegal, $-| No. 166-—Fine corner lot in resi. | . the P. R. R. siding in Mount Joy | M241 n 2 wild chasm; e
room brick house, barn, tobacco dential section of Mt. Joy, 13-room |p, ¢ many advantages and centrally ja narrow line of blue sky; the grim
shed for 9 acres, 10 acre meadow, % |borick house with all SovenleNcsa, | located. One of the best in the town [Walls of the canon close enough to
of money can remain. { 88, steam Dest, SleStrie light, bat | 1 also have 5 number of properties touch at times as you flit by; the fan
No. 148—A 114 acre farm near etc. A very good buy. | that ownars do not care to have ad. |tastic shapes carved upon the moun-
Sunnyside, 10 acres meadow, sand | No. 168—Lot 40x200 in Florin, | vortised. If you don’t find what you tain, bold profiles and fairy castles;
> land, 2 frame houses, big barn, to- | frame house frame stable, ete $2,400 want in this list, call and see me. I|the tranquil summerland into which
a od for seil- ] |
Jaret oe Hiei go Teston | No. 186—An 8-room frame house, have it. : you ocasionally dash when the canon
te ic. Price Tie te acre farm, 80 A garage, steam heat, electire light, on REMEMBER (winds into a few brief acres. oreen
iy T oe tim. | West Main street, Mount Joy. i ny eel
, bal sture, some tim- - ’ ” ia. shady, inviting; a passing glimse of
firm end Pug silos, shedding | No. 190—A 2% story frame house| Within the next week or ten days , dazzling snow-covered peak, far a-
for 7 weres tobacco, a reai farm. _{ with bath, steam heat, electric’light,'Y will have at least half a dozen a in the upper ether. these, and
> « No. 1564—183 acres, 120 farm land | large frame stable, ete on Marietta litional farms and several small pla-|"2Y ! € uppe ; se,
81 acres timber, good buildings in-
Scholl's Realty News
street, Mout Joy.
Price $3,100.
J. E. Scholl, Mt. Joy
ces in this list,
RELIGIOUS NEWS
IN OUR CHURCH
, NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY
i BORO AND THE ENTIRE
SURROUNDING COM.
MUNIJ!Y
{more, one may see on this wonderful
jmoutain excursion to the “Top o’ the
{World” I might say.
Always climbing, climbing, the
{narrow guage train wends its way
jover the serpentine trail, bringing in-
ito view, from time to time, special
{points of interest, such as the lion’s
‘head, a perfect formation seemingly
|chiseled by a sculpter; down among
the rocks; the resting figure
|rhinoceros; the old roadmaster, who,
leven before one took the stage up
{Clear Creek, stood guard
canon; the dark, towering form of
|smoke-begrimed ledge, projecting en-
Itirely over the winding track; the
imuch-talked-of Mother srundy which
{because of its “I-told-you-so”
pression, is certainly properly named;
tree—these and many
delightful surprises in store.
Idaho Springs is the first town of
and no health resort in the world pos-
sesses finer climate. The Springs is
of a!
over the |
|Mt. Derter; hanging rock, a massive |
ex- |
Inspiration Point and the Lone Pine |
more are the
importance reached on this excursion !
I rapidly gaining much well-deserved
prominence as a Spa, and will soon
be known throughout the country
{because of its baths and wonderful !
"mineral waters. They have a large |
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{new hotel there, that was recently |
completed, to take care of tourists | 5 : ;
land those that come for their health. . .
Georgetown nestles in a basin of | @ A
{the mountains with a narrow -exit # e en a e 00 S
down the canon and an equally nar- - ’
row inlet from above, green lake, one | = 2 : 1
of the loveliest bodies of water in the a dist If tere be one thing si t stands out more than another as a
Rockies, being within short distance. m die Nye SE eL Jsan Stores organization, it i. the
Near Green Lake is Highland Park,
a favorite camping ground. When
vou reach Georgetown, one is of the
opinion that the trip is certainly at
an end, as the depot is at the base of
the mountain, which necessitates the
backing of the train out of the sta-
tion before ascending the George-
town Loop, that wonderful piece of
engineering skill now world-known.
Passing above West-Clear Creek,
with just a glimse of the high bridge
that spans Devil's Gate, you pass un-
der a great viatduct, and rise and rise
until you have left Georgetown hun-
dreds of feet below and to the north,
and with a sudden turn, the road is
again seen, with the train now rush-
ing toward the city and over the
great high-bridge, completing the
“Loop”, and still elimbing; down be-
low is the track just passed; away on
the further side of the mountain; a-
gain crossing to the west-side, sud-
denly turning to the east, until the
“Big Hill”, about one hundred feet
high—too sharp a curve for a bridge
—has given another circle to the
track; then, with a turn to the west,
around the slope of Leavenworth
Mountain, still another view of
Georgetown with five tracks in view,
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each seeming to have no relation to B Reg. 12¢ can Best PINK SALMON cut to 10c
{its neighbor, until another valley in | = . : eT rT Tam
'the mountain discloses the mining | Campbell's Soups ............. can |
l{own of Silver Dl : tamed in kh £3 Lemon or Vanilla Extract ...... bot
own of Silver Plume, named in on- | Asco Ginger Ale... 0 bot
or of that great statesman, James G. A Asco Root Beer ....... bot
Blane, known as “The Plumed Shaker Salt 2... ....... J... pkg |
Knight”. |= Pure Fruit Mixtures ........1 ¢ 1b
The elevation -of Silver Plume is | ® Best Candles .........,,.... 7 doz {
[nearly 10,000 feet above the sea, or | gm Insectine SRI Tittrerrraiaien can
{nearly two miles higher than Mount » And Shoe Polish Letcieniae ang can |
Joy. Near here is Gray's Peak, asons Shee Dressing ........ bot |
towering 14,144 feet abov. sei Ta ol | Ef Babbitt’s Eve". |... ....... can
jLOWCTING 4, 2 age! a Jove sca ove ’ Chloride of Lime ........., big can each @
Jor higher than Pike’s Peak, near Co- | = Peroxide of Hydrogen Lot
|lorado Springs and seventy miles |W Sticky Fly Paper 6 doub. sheets for |
South of Denver. = - — - i = 3 a
‘e arrived in Silver Plume al : .
We 1 ved in Silver Plame bout ASCO SPICES 3 Five cent cans for 10¢
one o'clock, had-an hour for dinner & ,
and then left for Denver and arrived | gg SO00000000000000000O0O0CO000000COA00C000000000000
here about 6 P. M. It took almost
3 5 : "| 3:
the whole morning to get to Silver Rich Creamy Gold Seal Asco Pure
Plume, as it is all up grade, but com- | = Cheese Flour Grape Juice
ing down to Denver we made better | ®t
: ot bot 20¢
(time, as the train did not have to do Bl Ib 25¢ 121b bag 55¢ J nourishing beve
ny py I was on this same ip | 0 The kind you like. Always dependable. | | @rage. >
veral years ago and ¢ that time i]
we had two hours at Silver Plume, so | #
a party of us walked down along the | mg .
pr mong “Taste the Difference?”
nountain trail to Georgetown and = .
there met the train. By trail the yine = Asco Coffee Ib 29¢
only one a half miles, but : i ; A .
the way the railroad winds around | B® ; Its Jiéh, axon 1 and unusually delicious flavor will win A
through the gulch before reaching in your enthusiastic ndorsement. =
Silver Plume the distance must be at j a
least five by 1 and as Silver Srv i] =
Plume is over a thousand feet higher | ® ASCO | | VICTOR 1
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than Ge ctown the railroad can C “ial ne tke A | B d tif § &o a
ny make the ascent by winding a- orm Flakes pkg oC 1 3 rea hig Loa c a
round in the gulch and crossing it Nice served with fresh oz 1 . Better bread and more of it a
own tracks by a high bridge and in stewed {fruits i for loss money, .
that way gain the elevation of a "
thousand feet or more. This rail- 1
oad ha a great deal of ore to the 2 1
cond bunds a gros deal 9 Asco Teas 1bpkg 12¢ | =
smelters at Denver where gold, silver | a
and other metals are extracted. This 15 1b pkg 23c; Ib pkg 45¢ 5
district is all mining and that is what Asco Blend Teas are growk in the finest tea gardens of the on
the people depend on for a living. world. A blend for every taste—Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon, =
The altitude is too high to carry on | Jld Country Stvle, Black, Mixed a
> y Style, ack, 1 :
farming as farm products: will not |
grow here. I saw some small patches
planted with garden truck
Georgetown, but the crops
look promising.
Not far from this city is Ester Park
which can be reached in a few hours.
It is located at the foot of grim,
scarred Long’s Peak. Here the Con-
tinental Divide, the main range of the
Rockies, stretches out a span like a
huge crooked arm. Within its circle
natural amphitheatre of a
thousand This is
Ester Park,ecarpeted with thousands
of acres of meadow land and walled
in by fifteen snow-capped mountain
near
didn’t
nestles a
hundred acres.
peaks which we sheer from three
sides. ' This park is in the chain of
Denver Mountain Parks and can be
reached from this city by automobile
1 rail. I was there last summer
for a few days and I can say the trip
was l it cost
1 Golden, which is six-
teen miles from this city, is Lookout-
Vlountain and on the p of which is
Buffalo Bill’s grave. Last summer,
on a Sunday, a friend and myself
climbed to the summit. It was about
three-quarters of a mile to the top
nd believe me, it as some climb,
but it we saw was worth while.
I see lots of fruit here on the fruit
s from the Grand Valley on the
of the mountain and it
sure ( look fine. All small fruit
and wrden truck is sold by the
pound even potatoes, imagine your-
elf going into a grocery and ask-
ing for a pound of potatoes.
Melons and oantalcups from Rock-
ey Ford are plenty. They even sell
by the pound here.
summer, I saw them quoted at
three cents a pound and at the pres-
ent time, they sell for half that.
The insde of the Rocky Ford melons
is a dark red and very sweet and the
rind is thin and the canteloupes
grown there, are something fine.
Well. I guess I'll bring this letter
to a close and will write you soon
again. Your friend,
| S.
watermelons
Last
A. Ricker
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Spend Your Money
m EE EN ERE ERE REE EEE
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At no season of the year more than now is the wisdom of shop-
ping in an American Store to your advantage.
Whether Butter, Eggs— tever the perishable commodity—
our rapid turnover, clean kept Stores and exacting care in select-
ing our merchandise insures fér you the utmost in satisfaction.
It came not by chance that sur Stores are known as the Stores
where “Quality counts and you money goes the farthest.” 4
Big 10c Sale
A timely opportunity to demonstrate the purchasing power of
your dollar on this list of seasoBable needs.
We mean what we say when we say-—“Quality
1
considered,
your money goes farther in an American Store.”
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a Choice Succotash -...... Noted can
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" Heinz Kidney Beans .......... ¢an
z Stohrer’s Chow Chow ..... 6 oz bot
n Asco Bread Crumbs .. pkg
» Asco Cracker Meal "........... pkg
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hill
Jar Rubbers
(double lip)
doz 7c
Mason's
Quart Jars
doz 87c
Mason's
Pint Jars
doz 73c
Cake & Cracker Special | Week-fnd Condy Specials
| Sylph Borden’s
N. | Sandwiches 1b 30¢ Caramels 14 Ib 12¢
i Graham Assorted
B. { Crackers 1b 16¢ Chocolates 1b box 49¢
| Premium Soda Asco
C.) Crackers pkg 5c Cream Mints Ib 25¢
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DET US CLEAN YOUR
\. WHEAT
We are again prepared to clean your wheat.
Our thoroagh method guarantees goed clean
wheat. '
First, we put your wheat through a grader which
takes out all the dirt and small grains.
Then it is run through a cockle machine thus
removing all the cockle.
When put through this process, the result is clean
wheat-guaranteed. \
Bring your wheat in or consult us and see what
we have to offer you.
6. MOYER, Mount Joy, Pa.
Last year we Cleaned over 3,000 bushels by this method
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