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SPORTING HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zimmerman
and sons spent the week-end at Lan-
caster.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolandis Gibble and
son William visited relatives at Lan-
caster on Sunday.
The Fornoff family, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Vogel and family.
Miss Emma Hodecker, of Lancas-
ter, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard Hodecker.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Nissley, of
Union Square, spent Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gar-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank and fam-
ily spent Sunday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Shenk at Master-
sonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Derstler and
children spent the week-end in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moyer,
of Manor township.
Ivan and Phillip Spangler returned
to their home at York after spending
some time in the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Ellen Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Miller enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Nissley
and family and Mrs. Ralph Nissley
and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Boyer and son Carl
are spending several days in the home
of Mrs. Boyer’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Shearer, near Mt. Hope.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller enter-
= tained Clayton Miller and sons, Earl,
pte Paul and Clarence, of Penville, and

Hershey, of Manheim, spent the past
week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Brenneman, near Cassel’s
Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibble and
daughter Dorothy and son Arthur, of
Elstonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Enos
Hoffer and daughter Grace, of Man-
heim, spent Sunday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hoffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Horst and
children visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. MartiA Eshleman, at Mount
Joy day and at the home of
. Levi Seitz at Mt. Hope
and Mount Gretna on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stauffer and
family, of Neffsville, and Mr. Henry
Stauffer, of Reading, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Sump-
man. Mrs. Barbara Stauffer, of
Petersburg, is spending some time at
the same place.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brandt and
daughter Elizabeth, of near Center-
ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Aldus Kready
and daughters, Anna Elizabeth and
Mary Jane, of near Petersburg,
spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Nissley.
Mr. and Mrs. Phares Strickler en-
tertained the following guests at
their home on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. George
Ebersole and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Root and son Glenn, all of Elizabeth-
town. The above also visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Sump-
man.

BAINBRIDGE
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John Gouldie, near here, was re-
moved to Lancaster General hospital
where he underwent an operation for
a tumor.
None of the Bainbridge
served as canal boatsmen were able
to attend the reunion Saturday at
Sunbury on aceount of disabilities.
The last of the community church
serveces were held in Bainbridge Sun-
day evening, with a special program.
The Bainbridge band furnished the
music.
Mrs. Frank Felty, of East Donegal
township, gave a party in honor of
her mother, Mrs. John Derr, who is
! one of East Donegal’s oldest resi-
«i dents. There were about two score
guests present. Mrs. Derr received
\ & number of useful gifts.
\.\ About 250 members of the Bain-
\pridge Methodist church and Sunday
school held a gathering on the lawn of
W. Scott Longenecker, which proved
a big success. The occasion was
termed the “Methodist family gather-
in” Rev. Irwin a former pastor de-
men who

j address, Rev. Aubrey
( [ only 1 of the Bain-
I Larch to enter the ministery,
€... ._..ke. There were a number of
contests and prizes awarded as fol-
lows: Raymond Gouldie, Reading,
won the prize In shoe-lacing; Jane

Hawthorne, the prize for guessing
the best answer to a question; Elmer
Keeport, the relay race; and Ells-
worth Bair did the nail driving in re-
cord time.

Halls Catarrh Medicine
Those who are in a ‘run down” condi-
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them much more than when they are in
good health. This fact proves that while
atarrh is a local, disease, it is greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions.
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Margaret Landenberger, of Mari-
etta, from Frank A. Landenber-
ger for desertion since August, 1920.

MT. JOY BULLETIN,
MOUNT JOY, PA. i
Editor & Pro'r,
Lloyd Miller, of Manheim, on Sun-
day.
Miss Jennie Hershey and Robert
ROCK POINT
Read the Bulletin.
Mr. Harry Derr has a
from a potato crop this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Souders
pent Saturday in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Tressler are visiting
LANDISVILLE |
Viola Wise is spending some time |
in Pittsburg.
Lizzie Link has returned
trip to Reading.
Mrs. Ella Johnson, of Strasburg,
motored to camp on Wednesday. |

very good
Dr. Aaron Bishop, of Philadelphia, friends in Cumberland County.
is spending two weeks with his fam-, Myr, Hoffman is putting up a new
ily. tobacco shed for his crop of tobacco.
Misses Bennett are attending the| Mrs. Howard Landis visited her
Epworth League Sessions at Millers- parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Tressler.
ville. Phares Landis, of near Rheems,
Mabel Rohrer, of Lancaster, spent was circulating in our midst on Sun-
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Ben- | day.
der. Mrs. Singer and family, of Allen-
a Mrs. Edmund Weasy and children ¢,wn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Dorothy and Donald left for Elmira, Mumma.
N-Y | William, Annie, Mary and Ruth
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haldy spent | Neideigh were at the Florin festival
Wednesday with Harry Haldy and! on Saturday night.
family. Benton Hipple, who conducts a first
Camp season will last till Labor class shoe emporium at Marietta, is
Day, and everything is crowding into away on a short vacation.
the last weeks. Th potato crop around here
\/ Benjamin Y. Boyd has purchased | not turning out very extensively ac-
a cottage, which he has been occupy-| cording to reports handed in to us.
ing for several years, from Mr. Smith Mr. Brenneman, near Rock Point
of Bainbridge. Cross Roads, was extensively engag-
Mrs. Harry Damart and sister, of | od in housing part of his tobacco crop
Lancaster, spent Tuesday visiting |]ast week.
friends here. Jacob Aaron and Ira Williams,
Mrs. Harry Fritsch and daughter sons of Jacob E. Williams, of near
Joyce spent Tuesday in camp with | Rheems, were Sunday guests of E. R.
Mrs. A. H. Snyder. Neideigh and family.
J. D. Carpenter and family have George Hinkle, of Maytown, had a
returned to camp after spending sev-| force of hands at work last week put-
eral days in Lancaster. ting away several acres of tobacco on
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spences and the Duffy farm near Marietta.
son Walter, of Reading, are spending| §. H. Tressler and Howard Nei-
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Walter | (eigh, residing near Milton Grove,
Prutzman. were circulating up among -the ro-
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brinkman | mantic hills of Perry county and tak-
and daughters Betty and Nancy are ing the scenes of their childhood
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. | days last week.
A. J. Shenberger. Next Monday the school bells, lo-
is

Jane Carpenter entertained on|cated in the rural districts around
Wednesday afternoon the following here, will ring out the welcome sum-
Strickler, Eliza-| mons for the boys and girls to appear
Julia Taylor and Anna and answer to their names.
Mae Wisner. i; The steam boat that plys between
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Zecher and Accomac and Marietta must be doing
guest Christine Nissly, Mr. and Mrs. la thriving business of late from the
A. J. Shenberger and Mr. and Mrs. | numerous whistles eminating there-
B. E. Killian and son Junior, Jack from as it ply back and forth deliver-
Haller, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brink-| ing passengers.
man and daughters, Mrs. Taylor and | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felty enter-
daughters and Andrew Shenberger, tained the following on Sunday: Mr.
Jr., picnicked. and Mrs. John Felty, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ankrim of the Wesleyan Cot-| Lawrence Zimmerman and sons Clar-
tage entertained on Wednesday even- ence and Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
ing the following guests: Mrs. S. J. man Derr and family, Mrs. John
Geiger, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Shanamon, Derr, Paul Derr, Florence Curants,
Mrs. Clara Sampson, Mrs. John Kep- Mrs. Clayton Souders, Mr. and Mrs.
linger, Margaret Keplinger, Mrs. Ida Monroe Eversole, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hall, Mrs. David Long, Miss Long Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Derr and
and Mrs. Derr. family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gainor and
Mr. and Mrs A. H Snyder enter- Caughter, Mr. Ben Walker and Mrs.
tained the Tryphena Guild of Christ Ray Felty.
Lutheran church, Lancaster; at Som-' A party was held at the home of
erset Cottage, Monday evening. The Mr. and Mrs. John Derr in honor of
officers -of the guild are: President, Mrs. Derr. The hostess” received
Blanche Benner, V-President, Anna many useful and beautiful gifts. The
Mehl, Secretary, Irene Gable; Treas- following were present: Mr. and
urer, Laura Paulsen. The others who Mrs. John Derr, Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
were present are: Mrs. A. Richards, iz] Derr and sons Lloyd and Steward,
Mable Moore, Mary Eberhart, Mary Paul Derr, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Mathes, Anna Mehl, Irene Reichert, Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derr and
Sara Powers, Alice Mathes, Miriam daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
persons: Jane Mae
beth Haas,
|
comer, Ruth Coho, Laura Paulsen,
Anna Kobler, Rosina McCullon, Mrs.
Howard Warrest, Mrs. Henry L. Co-
sel Tressler, Dorothy Blessing, Alice
Bankler, William H. Felty, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Derr and son Wilbur
ho, Mrs. Donald Bletcher, Mrs. John and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Mayer, Mrs. I. S. Bair, Mrs. Earl Frank Fety and sons Charles and
Welchans, Mary I. Hannum, of Clarence and Grace Lehman. Re-
Downingtown, H A. Ellmaker, of freshments were served after which
Philadelphia.
all returned to their
{Mrs. Derr many
ERISMAN’S CHURCH ¢
homes wishing
more happy birth-

Mr. and Mrs. Johh Metzler re) Northwest Rapho
guests of Amos Risser’s on Sunday. —
Mr. and Mrs. John Brubaker and | Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin
spent Harvey | C. G. Hollinger was the first to cut
family Sunday with
Stoner and family. | tobacco.
: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Metzler and | The Rapho Twp. schools will open
family were visitors at Grandpa Monday, September 4th.
Bucher’s, near Lititz, on Sunday. An all-day Sunday School meeting
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Erb and daugh- | was held at Risser’s church on Wed-
ter Ruth and Mr and Mrs. Christ Nolt |
» nesday.
dined with Henry Musser’s on Sun- | Miss Elizabeth Hollinger spent
day. =
Wednesday in the home of Harry Ol-
Mr. and Mrs. Phares Kauffman | weiler and family. :
and Mr. and Mrs. Sensening were Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hollinger visit-
visitors in Manor township on Sun-|ed in the home of Harry B. Halde-
day. man over the week-end.
A number of friends of the

Some of our neighbors helped to Eliza-

re he addition to Christ fonze.| bethtown College assisted on prepara-
necker’s tobacco shed on Thursday | tion day for the fall term.
merning. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koser and fam-
\/ Cryus Rutt sold his farm of 22|ily_ visited in the home of Harvey
acres naer the Junction for $8,500, G¢ ib, of near Marietta, last Sunday.
so it seems as tho there is still money |
in farming. sisted by Jerome Sowers, sold a car-
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Erb and family | load of dairy feed for fall delivery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Erb and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hollinger and
Mrs. Jacob Hess from Lititz, Mr. and | David Hollinger and family, all of
Mrs. Elias Metzler were entertained | Lebanon, visited in the home of C. G.
by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Metzler on | Hollinger on Sunday.
Sunday. The school buildings have been re-
ntly cleaned, and the children and
patrons are looking forward to a suec-
cessful and prosperous term.
The funeral of Annie W. Baudler
was held last Sunday afternoon at
Chiques Church. Rev. C. Cassel, of
Manheim, and Rev. Hiram Eshleman
of Mount Joy, officiated.
GIRLS
We are taking on learners
at Cotton Mills, good job,
steady work.
Apply to
MISS. MITCHELL
John Farnum Co,
214 §. Prince Street,
LANCASTER; PA.
Rev. and Mrs. Simon Garber, Mr. | ce
and Mrs. Monroe Garber, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Garber and family from
Donegal, and Mrs. Amos Eby and son
Henry and daughter Rhoda were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eby’s on
Sunday.
Mary Metzler entertained a num-
ber of young friends at her home on
Saturday evening. Guests were pre-
sent from our vicinity, Mount Joy,
Rheems, Elizabethtown, Salunga, Lan-
disville, Lancaster, Willow Street,
Lampeter, Witmer, Petersburg, Sport
ing Hill and Manheim.
The Rapho Schools opened on
Monday morning with the exception
of Sunny Side which has no teacher. I
find sometimes that perents have an
idea that they educate their children
in order that their children will be
better able. to earn more money.
Such an idea is a wrong one, we want
intelligence in order that we may en-
joy life more, get more out of life
and be better able to enjoy the beau-
tiful creation in which God has plac-
ed us, and our surroundings school-
ing is a preparation for complete liv-
ing. A man may be an idiot, a per-
son not schooed, and may earn farms
by shavery and see nothing of this
life but work and dollers. If such
were to ‘be our life we would not
need schooling and our Creator then
possibly wouldn’s have given us in-
telligence. It is every good citizens
duty to give their boys and girls a
chance to be schooled regardless of
the dollars and cents he may leave
someday.

Young, Esther Missel, Pauline L. Tressler and Mrs. 8Sressle’s aunt, Mr.
Kahl, Esther Rudisill, Mabel New- and Mrs. Joe Tressler, Alice and Rus-|
Mr. D. Musser, of Lancaster, aloe Main St.
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were amased atf the sight of
a watch upo )
not to see one there.
We are showing any num-
ber of them gow, with the
added feature that the wotch
can be detached and worn
separately as h chatelaine or
as a pendan
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ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. t]

Special prices to Sept. 1st
Large Peninsular Heater, Egg
Stoves, 3 sizes; Lalindry Stove, Gas
Range Oil Heaters,i Stove Pipe, El-
bows, Stove Boards, Iron Kettles,
Skillets, Sad Irons, Brass Kettle, Bar-
rel Copper Kettle, L&wn Mowers, No. | =
6 Pipe Vise, Lantergs, Forks, Hoes,
Garden Forks, Stre@ Lamp, Buck
Saws, 5 Ft. Cross-Cuf Saw, Baskets,

Large and Small; Ju Crocks Guns, a
Rifles, Revolvers, rch Curtain |®
or Shade, Window $creens, Ham-|m
mock, Books, Kitclen Utensils, |=
Tin and Enameled War§ Glass, China .
Aluminum and Silver§are, Lamps, |®
Framed Pictures, ClocHBs, all kinds; a
Cupboards, Bureaus, tchen Cabi- |=
nets, Tables, Drop Leaf and Exten- |®
sion; Porcelain Top Table, Glass Top | @
Cupboards, Chairs, Rockers, Stands, |=
Trunks, Wash Stands, Wooden Bed =
Steads, 5 Foot Iron g Trough, | ®m
Small Rugs, Comforts, Cushions, | 2
Quilts, and other Dry Gobds. Other a
mall articles. 9
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4. 10-Plate Stoves, Desk withi Bookcase, | B
Bureaus, Mirrors, Pin Top Table, 2
awer Wing Table, Flowéred Rock-
ery, and Chairs, Clocks, Walnut Slope
Top Sec’y. Inlaid.
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Also Cigars and Tobadgo
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Terms Reasonable \

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School Day Specials
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF SPECIALS IN BOYS’ AND
GIRLS’ SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DRESSES, HOSIERY,
BOYS’ SUITS, KNEE PANTS, BLOUSES, ETC.

A Few of the Bargains
Boys’ Blouses, al: sisi isivesssonnnceniecss 480
Lot of Boys’ Knee Pants, at. ..............69c and 98¢
Lot of Boys’ School Shoes, at’ ...$1.78 and $1.98
Children’s Gingham Dresses, sizes '8 to 14 years. ...98c
Boys’ Kreider and Gerberich-Payne Shoes and Oxfords
at .. $2.48
Gents Kreider and Gerberich-Payne Shoes and Oxfords
at .. ...$1.69 and $1.98
SPECIAL—Boys’ Suits with two pairs Trousers. . . .$5.95
Boys’ BlouseS..............s...48¢c each, 3 for $1.00
Boys’ Khaki Pants at ......8......... srr B9C
SPECIAL—Children’s Lisle Hosiery at 15¢, 19¢c and 25¢
Ladies’ and Misses’ Sample Gihgham Dresses, $4.00 and
$5.00 values .....ovsserrscrrrecensee.. $1.88
Ladies’ Silk Stockings in Black and White, 98c values 69c
Lot of Ladies’ Tailored Envelope Chemise... .......48c
Ladies’ Blue Middies $1.98 values at... ..........98¢c
Ladies’ White Bloomers... ...48c each or 3 parirs, $1.00
Closing Out a lot of Ladies’ Fine Shoes and Oxfords
Bh. iesiisii cn innnnssnesil..... 51.48, and $1.98
Lot of Ladies’ Sport Oxfords at 3 ......cc00v....$2.48
Ladies’ Patent Leather Oxfords and Pumps at ....$2.98
Special Sale of Infants Shoes at §................98¢c
Ladies’ Cushion Sole Oxfords at.%..............$1.98
Men's Work Shirts at ...... cof erin evinscer..89¢
Men’s Overalls at ... .98¢c
Ladies’ White Sateen Petticoats ...4...............98¢
Ladies’ White Voile Blouses and Waists at........98¢c
Men's Scout Shoes at ........ 30... 351.08
Men’s Heavy Work Shoes at .......:...$1.98 and $2.48
Men’s Dress Shoes ............$2.48, $2.98 and $3.48
Men's Athletic Union Suits at .....3..¢v.00.......09c
Men's Topkis Union Suits at .......8.cc.000vc...79¢
Hundreds of other articles at wonderful savings. Come
in and see them. All seasonable merchandise.
H. Laskewitz
Shoe Repairing A Specialty
East Main St., Mount Joy, Pa.
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Your
Production
Costs
Farming, like every other business, must eut
down the overhead.
It is not a questipn of being able to afford a
Fordson; itis a question of being able to con-
tinue farming on the old too-costly basis.
The farmer's problem is not all a sales problem;
it is also a productign problem. He must cut
down the cost of =
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The Fordson does mote work at a lower cost
and in less time than the old hand methods.
Let us give you the proof. ‘Write, phone or
, call today,
H.S. Newcomer, Mt. Joy
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