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© S. NISSLEY GINGRICH, (Fiscal A all these services. ae ie Ye No ne member is| The Business Men's base ball | the h, Liver, Bowels,
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3 Lancaster, Penna. ©} ty School. 1 beautiful silver cup. The presenta- | 9 A M. to 8780 P. M.
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, | 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship and The W oo Ed A Go of Laneas | risburg. The cup was presented | sept. if
© Sermon. ter, defeated the local eleven here 'yy the Mount Joy Athletic Associa-
by th re of 6-0. -
© | Wednesday Sabatier bY ge aa tion and is now on exhibition in the | Wc use the same methods empley- 1
| 3.30 P. M. Junior League. Mt. Joy West End Bulletin window. ped by the leading shoe factories: 3
cob Sse {| 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting. C. Shatz LB W. Kramer! sees hepce our results are fully as goed.
R hi . | Cordial welcome to all services. G. Germer L. T. Miller Litt ia hold £ ontns of wear to your shoes; ol
: 3 I\C gious News | Wealand LG Late} , Lititz - will “hold 2 community have “Whug. repaired here.
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A New Fall E of Hatters Plush. Felts, Velvets, Faibroidery In Our Churches Rev. James M. Fisher, Pastor Noid R. T. R. Cogley | It pays to advertise in the Bulleti, |
8 and all new matertg are selling fast. Just got in a new line & Wednesday S. Groff R. E Mantz)
for this week. Matrons’ Hats, large head sizes. 2 | Prayer Service at 7:30 P. M. Showalter Q. B. Dunlap| | gpairing Co
4 Large line of SILK U QERWEAR. : 2 Trinity Lutheran Church | Mite Society at 8:30 P. M. Zerphey L. H. Dunlap [50-52 S. Queen St.
Baby’s Knit Goods and Embroidery, Baby Outfits, 4 Rev. Coo. A. Kercher, Pastor Friday Kipple R H, Schultz
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3 Coach Covers, Sacques, Booties, R Bible School 9.30 A. M. | Choir practice at 7:30 P. M. Veta: .... 0 6 0 0-6 \ AUCTIONEER
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THE SMART SHOP oct. -1t a SE. | with sermon by the pastor. er for Cogley. Weber for Miller; caste GRY Pa. Hs
oN x orin U. B. Church No evening service. Coolidge for Schultz, R. Shatz for Residence :
Rev. M. H. Miller, Pastoy You. are invited to worship with Groff: Ellis for B. Kramer: Walters Residenc e, rly Station
= yr Meisenberger; Blyer for R. Shatz y Call on Bell PhonéNElizabethtown
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y ~ OE sud g | Beate Swi us: R. Cramer for Zerphey; Meisenber- : 8SR-13. Prompt atten and sat-
Talk About High Taxes They have 25 mills school, 22 bor-| Sermon at 10:30. oa OE =a eS RT phey; Mel isfaction guaranteed. . a
Ms ne, Cumberland County, ough and 6 1-2 county, or 53 1-2| Junior 5:30. St. Luke’s Church 3 PE ELIZABETHTOWN. P of experience in the i
has #™ hi ill | sti { : . » PA. Reasonable charges.
y high tax rate. mills. | Christian Endeavor 6:30. Rev. P. H. Ashetoa-Martin, Rector Subscribe for the Mt. Joy bulletin Oct. Give Me A Trial

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924
Independent Party
Coalition Movement
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WILLIAM S. RAUB,
J. STANLEY ROSE
DR. J. C. BOLTON
WILLIAM C. BIDLACK
W. J. NEUHAUSER
Chairman
Treasurer
J. G. FORNEY
County Chairman
J. STANLEY ROSE
Secretaries
MRS. JNO. B. HEWES, Convention
IRMA RICHARDSON, Executive
E. P. GRIFFITHS, Secretary
IRVIN K. WITMER, Secretary
FINANCE COMMITTEE
W. J. NEUHAUSER, Chairman
HF ROY ESHLEMAN
J. HOWAKD BURSK
DR. B. FRANK WITMER
U. GRANT BARR
F. L. SUTER
ELMER J. ESHLEMAN
WILLIAM H. HAGER
W. C. BIDLACK
C. E. GUNZENHAUSER
JACOB D. RIDER
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
A. C. DARMSTAETTER, Chairman
W. W. HEIDELBAUGH
DR. H. M. J. KLEIN
ROBT. L. GERHART
LOUIS H. HOPF
ARTHUR RUSSELL
WILLIAM HAGER, JR.

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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

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ill Introduce to the Voters of Lancaster County the Men Who Are
e Candidates on the Independent and Democratic Tickets.
FRANK C. MUSSER
S. E. GABLE
Por Conoress.. ... . .

or State Senate . . .
13th District
ForState Senate . . . . . .
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WILLIAM R. HARNISH
JOHN
B. C. ATLEE
GUY KURTZ BARD bp G. SHIRK
d County
Advisory Board
Independent Party
COALITION MOVEMENT
J. EVANS, Chairman
IARRY W. BUTTS
IARRY I. BOYD
CHAS. F. BOWMAN
HARRY J. STUMPF
X 4 FRANK C.
% . RICHARD G. ZEC
For House of Representatives . ALBERT H. FRITZ J. 1 BAIR
ARTHUR B. DODGE
Caunty District
. PHARES G. BRENNEMAN
These men without a single exception are uncon-
trolled, clear thinking, straightforward, business and
otofessionsl men who have the laudable ambition and
object, to give to the citizens of Lancaster City and
County the representation that i is due them and full
a
value for their tax money. cI
,
J. W.
D. J. ECKMAN
J. J. FALTINE
M. T. GARVIN
UHLER H. HAMBRIGHT
WALTER C. HERR
Ww.
AMOS H. HERR
JOHN N. HETRICK, Esq.
PROF.
PROF. A. V,
MELO H. HESS
HOWARD HERSH
JOSEPH JACOBS
DR. H.
LEN L. LEWIS
CHAS. EMORY LONG
CHARLES L. MILLER, Esq.
ESHLEMAN, JR.
W. HOLLINGER
E. M. HARTMAN
HIESTER
M. J. KLEIN
ERNEST H. MILLER
H. CLAY MILLER
JACOB H. MOWRER
A. K. RAUB
The City of Lancaster under the leadership of men of this type for the last three
years has enjoyed the greatest era of Civic advancement evei~known in its history,
such as Improved Streets, Public Comfort Station, City Owned ™Filteration Plant,
DAVID F. ROSE
JAMES H. ROSS
R. M. REILLY
EDGAR S. ROSE
GROVER C. SNYDER
JAMES H. SPOTTS
Greatly Inlarged and More Efficient School System, Better Fire and~Police Protec- fit"
tion, Better Lighting and other improvements too numerous to mention. x
HERBERT P. TAYLOR
DR. W. H. TROUT
D. S. WARFEL
What Has Been Done in the City Can Be Done in the County Without Any Jnr JOHN H. WICKERSHAM
FE.P. GR J S
C. A. B. ZOOK
crease in Taxes.
“ CHAS. F.
A. S. HARKNESS
HESS
WITHOUT ANY INCREASE IN TAXES Np
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
Special Through Train Direct
to Pemmna. Station, 7th Ave.
and 32nd St. leaves
MOUNT Y ..... 6.42 A. M.
Stopping", at principal sta-
tions betwe Harrisburg and
Lancaster. %
Returning leaves New York,
Penna. Sta. oa M.; Hud-
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