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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1925
One-Profit Studebakers
—at even lower prices
New Prices Effective August 1st
Duplex-Roadster
Sport Roadster .
Duplex,Phaston .
Coach
Brougham . . .
Victoria vo. 6 ee
Sedan
HESE Studebaker Motor Cars, on which new
prices are herewith announced, are the iden-
tical cars which have given Studebaker tremendous
sales volume and thereby lowered production costs.
New prices include all equipment now on our
various models, except that bumpers, extra tire,
cover and motometer are no longer furnished on
Big Sixes.
There is no sacrifice in materials nor in work-
manship. Studebaker has brought out no new
yearly models built to sell at new prices.
These are the same Studebakers on which we
were able to announce new low prices on January
8th of this year.
The following table forms a striking tribute to
Studebaker’s one-profit production.
All prices f. o. b. factory
Family Reunions
(From Pare page one.)
orial services, announcements, ad-
journment, 11,30,
Lunch and social period.
2 PB M.—Campus Rostrum—
Children’s period; piano solo, Miss
Evelyn Heisey, Denver; duet, “Lar-
board Watch,”
linger; recitation, Mrs.
ey, Boiling Springs; instrumental
music, Helen Heisey, Catharine
Hersh; 10-minute address, Mr, F
G. Heisey. vice president, Leba-
non; historical; instrumental music,
Emmet Herr, Galen Herr.
Business session.
Treasurer’s report.
Election of officers, place of next
meeting, ete.
Music and benediction.
Hertzler Reunion Aug. 21
Plans are being made for several
hundred persons to attend the sec-
ond annual reunion of the Hertzler
family at Long Park, on Friday,
Aug. 21, for which an interesting |
program of entertainment has been
prepared. The officers who were
elected last year at the time of the
H. T. Heis-
President, C. H. Hertzler, Lancas-
ter; secretary, Ezra“ Zercher, Mt.
Joy; treasurer, Miss Stella Good,
of Milton Grove.
The Hertzler family has sprung
from three brothers who immigrat-
ed to this country from Switzer-
land, ene settling near Conestoga
Center, one in Dauphin county,
and the third in Ohio. Many of the
descendents by marriage have now
assumed other familiar Lancaster
! county names, as Mellinger, Bren-

THIS

. |neman, Kauffman, Miller, Charles,
Standard Six Models { Burkholder, Herr, Hershey, Eby,
New Price Old Price Saving Hess and Haverstick.
Country Club Coupe $1295 31343 $ 5 i Geyer Reunion Ave 11 ‘
Coach . . . « . 1195 129 10 e second annual reunion o
ithe Geyer family will be held]
Sedan . « . .. 1495 1595 100 | Tuesday, August 11, in Hoffer
Park, Middletown, beginning at
Special Six Models Big Six Models he
New Price Old Price Saving New Price Old Price Saving Following is the afternoon pro-
. $1395 $1450 $ 55 Duplex-Phaeton . .$1795 $1875 $ 80 gram: Song service conducted by
. 1595 1645 50 S. R. Geyer, R. R. No. 1, Middle-
. 1445 1465 50 Coupe es +s + 2045 2450 405 town Scripture Reading, Erma
reyer, Elizabethtown; prayer. song;
0 0 wu Li 159s 150 Brougham . . « . 2195 2575 380 recitation, tron a rn Soo
. = 145 Sedan. . . . 2245 2575 330 Geyer, Marietta; recitation, Mary
1750 189 : Elizabeth Geyer, Middletown; re-
oe oo #9» 1895 2045 150 Berline . . . . . 2325 2650 325 citation, Martha Geyer Witmer,
Rh dialogue, Helen and
. Ruth Geyer, R. R. No. 1, Middle-
Only Ford and Studebaker make in their own plants all bodies, town; solo, Winifred Geyer Kob
engines, clutches, differentials, steering gears, springs, gear sets, Elizabethtown. recitation, Grace
axles, gray iron castings and drop forgings used in their cars. gg Sos Midleton Sere
2 recitation, arlotte eyer
Studebaker is the only ong-profit manufacturer in the fine car field. Rob, sons. bie
Davids ‘address, Christ
reyer, arrisburg.
THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA The officers of the association are
8 Geyer, president, Florin.
rist Geyer, vice president, Har-
South Bend, Indiana pasties Sue R. Geyer, secretary,
ancaster; A. R. Geyer, treasurer,
IS A BAKER Y EA R Middletown.

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We Give S. & H. Discount Stamps
Double Stamp Day Aug. 15

QUALITY-OUR POLICY
SERVICE-OUR
SATISFACTION
Elbow Macaroni, Per Pound ............. 121c
MOTTO
OUR AIM Mount Joy, Pa.
H. E HAUER
All Orders delivered prompt-
ly without any extra charge.
Call us by phone at your con-
Phone No. 41R5.
venience.

Mustard, Per Glass
10c¢

Whole Grain Rice, Per Pound ...... .. ....
10c

P. ¥ G. Soap, 4 BarsFor.......... :
-18¢

Tomato Ketchup, 8 Oz. Bot., 3 Bottles 25¢
Shredded Wheat, 2 Pkgs. for
Cream Corn Starch, Per Pkg.
19¢
8c

Corn Beef, Per-Can
19c¢

Jar Rings, Extra Quality, Per Doz. ........ 8c
Broken Pretzles, Per Pound
123¢

Tomatoes, Medium Can
-11e¢

Ginger Snaps, fresh from bakery, Lb ...14¢
Large Grey Enameled Dish Pan
-29¢

Baker's Chocolate,
> Lb. Cake 20c¢

OUR SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE—None Better for the Money, Per Pound
This Coffee is Blended for us by one of the largest and oldest coffee houses in the country
and they know how to Blend Coffee. Ofie pound trial will bring the answer.
42c

Best Butter Made Per Lb 53c¢
Good Quality Butter 49c¢

Again we are calling your
EXCELLENT QUALITY
Ladies’ Silk
In p Many New Colors
Every Pair is Guaranteed
Another Opportunity at
These Wonderful
Ladies’
Dress Aprons
Price $1.2
Attention to the
Hosiery
Price $1.00

and Manheim road, a farm |
SE acres with improvements by |
ie H. Shearer, widow for the |
: eirs Amos H. Shearer, deceas-|
We are showing a lovely ad. Also some personal property. |
Gibble, auect
line of ART NEEDLE
Attended the Picnic Bos
Those who attended the Coates-|:
WORK, SCAREFS, CENT - ville picnic from here at Rocky
Springs on Monday, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Yellets, Miss Anna
ER PIECES, BUFFET Mae Moe Mrs. > ral Jackson, |
Miss Bessie Cowell, Theodore Jack]
son, John Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
SETS, VANITY SETS, Hervey Moulsen, Paul Cator,
and Mrs. John Skipper and daugh-
SPREADS, T O WwW E L S ters, Emma and Aurora. Mrs.Em-
? ma Hvson, Mr. Bethel Bailor. Miss
: Olga Hyson, Mr. and Mrs. rank
ETC, ETC. vantz and Shildren, Mr. Frank
Gantz, Sr.; John Gantz, Mrs. James |
Wav, Hettie Way. Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Uilson and son, Samuel Way.
and Mrs. “Clabe” Gantz.
Jel
+ 2 : £
- Sal pt Nos, ie
organization and first reunion, are:!
By Various Clans
|
Ebersole and Eck-| Mount Joy A, A,
nine defeated the
| Fairview A. C. team, of Lancaster,
by the score of 7 to 4.
Fairview scored in the fourth
and seventh innings netting two
runs in each, Mount Joy scored
two in the first, another in the
third and one in the fourth and

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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Base Ball Notes
During the Week
MOUNT JOY A. C. CONQUERS |
FAIRVIEW AGGREGATION
BY A SCORE OF SEVEN
TO FOUR
In a fast nine inning game play-
led here Saturday afternoon the

three in the sevefith.
Weaver's three base .hit was the
longest drive of the game. Kirch-
ner, Showalter, Brown and Joe
Stockbauer came through with two
base smackers.

Boro Council in

(From page One)
caused by leaks, and when the work
is done the company’s attorney be
notified to that effect.
Mr. Barto, of the Street commit-
tee, reported rubbish hauled,
walks, curbs and gutters down town
is progressing very nicely,
Mr. Garber reported that there
is still some complaint about the
ity - of the Shoe factory. Also
that there was some complaint
about the water at the Daniel Derr |
property on West Main street, that |
Mr. Derr was notified and repair- |
ed same but not properly. Upon |
motion he will be notified to give
the matter further attention. |
Mr. Garber reported that to date
$5,217.52 worth of concrete work
was done in the boro. Of
amount $2,668.38 was paid by cit-|
izens and $2,549.00 remains un-
paid. The boro has paid for 2,438
square feet to date as its share of
the work. {
Mr. Zeller, of the Water Commit- |
tee, reported minor repairs made to
water works and recommended the
laying of concrete on one of the
bridges there instead of plank. Re-
ferred to the Water Committee.
If the work is done the tail race at
the water works will be raised at
points where it overflows.
Pumping Engineer Schatz report-
ed having pumped 1,860,000 gal-
lons by steam in 62 hours and 2,-

The lineun and score:
Fairview A. C,
ff hh '0 a ec
P, Meckley, 8h .. 0 1 0 1 1
Rirehner,. 2b... 1:18 2 0
| Joe Stockbauer, cf 9 2-10 0
Luck, ss*........ 0 0 2 11
John Stockbauer, If 1 1 1 0 0
Wiker; ef ...... ¢ 110 3 0
O, Meckley, p .... 1 0 0 1 0
Brown, 1b ...... i-2 7 1 0
TT, Meckioy, vf... 0 0 0:0 ©
W,. Meckley, 12... 0 0 0 0 0
Totals. 4 824 9 2
Mount Joy
r.h o a e
Schnelder, If .... 1 0 0 0 0
Habecker, vf. .... 1 1 2 1 0
Showalter, 1b ... 2 312 3 0
Weaver, Sb ..... I 2 1:4. .1
Bllis, 2b. ........ g 1 1 85 1
Nipple, ef. a. 1 1..1 0 0
Derr, is8° ........ 0 1 1 1 1
....... 0.0 8 10
Hendrix, Dw. 1 2 1 10
Totals ........ 711 27 14 3
Fairview A. C. .000200 2 0 0—4
Mi. Joy A. C. .20110030x~17
Twobase hits, Kirchner, Show-
alter, Brown, Joe Stockbauer.
Three base hits, Weaver. Stolen
bases, Lucks. Sacrifices, Schneider.
Base on balls, off Hendrix 1; O.
Meckley 0. Struck out, by Hendrix
7; O. Meckley 10. Winning piteh-
er, Hendrix. Losing pitcher, O.
Meckley.
OUR JUNIORS WERE DEFEATED
BY THE E’'TOWN RED ROSES
HERE LAST TUESDAY
EVENING, 5 TO 3

~The Elizabethtown Red Roses hit
timely in a twilight game here last
Tuesday night and handed the Mt.
Joy Juniors a 5 to 3 defeat.
Clever pitching on the part of
Stone, the Elizabethtown flinger,
proved a big factor in the victory.
This lad allowed but three hits and
kept them scattered in all but the
third inning. Geltmacher and Charles
the local twirlers, were not so effec-
tive and were touched for nine
safeties.
The visitors opened the scoring
with one run in the first inning and
continued to swat at a merry pace
in the second frame when two more
runners spiked the rubber. Mount
Joy opened up in the third and tied
the count with three runs, but after
that were held scoreless. The de-
ciding tallies were scored by the
visitors in the fourth stanza. Score:
Elizabethtown itself from catching fire, and kept
Epler, 2h 1 2 2 the loss to an amount probably not
Swelpart, 1 ...... 1 2-1 0 0]exceeding 3400, caused by the de-
1b 8.1 7 0 0 struction of the kitchen roof and
Milbee, er 0 0 3 1 0 damage to the interior.
Weidman, ef ...... g 1 0.0 'Q
Slough, 88 «...... 1 1 3 1 0, THE BLACKBIRD SEASON IN
Milbee, 3b ....... 1 2. 6 1 40 PA. OPENED SATURDAY
Boltz, if. ........ 2.0 0 0 0 rr
Storie, po iis on 90 1 0. 2 .1 County treasurers throughout
— i — — Pennsylvania received supplies of
Totals 5 915 6 2|the 1925 hunters license tags 25
are ready to start issuance for those
Mount Joy Zo hunters who desire to start the
Pennell. 1b ! : 7 0 o | blackbird season which opened on
Ob... 1 0 1 0 ofSaturday. The license tags are
ashe Mee 20 res 0 0 2 3 o0]good until April 30, 1926 and the
Dr > aie 0 0 o | resident fee is $1.25 for both small
Mateer, rf -...... 0 1-0 0 olond janes gam oi nec Bee
Shots. 3h. Lo. gd 61 00 The 1925 tag design has been
89, 0 000 0 6 changed to dark blue with light
Farber, Iain eres 0 0 4 0 o0lyellow numerals on an aluminum
Smettzer, a 1 1 0 3 ofbhase with all cross-lines eliminated.
Geltmacher, ss, p . = "1Over half a million tags are being
Polalt: cu ines 3 515 § Lo
Btown ............ 1202 0-5
Mt Joy cl... 00300—3 ELIZABETHTOWN
Two-base hits: B: Ma
op ase on balls: 2 cher, : :
Ser sas on bale off Geltnge Sr The citizens of Elizabethtown,
Geltmacher, 2; by Charles 2. Passed |and particularly those residing on
balls: Smeltzer 2. Umpires, Sho-|Market street, will soon be reliev-
walter and Snyder. Time: 1 hour. |ed of the intolerable condition of
—_———————— this thoroughfare, since the in-
stallation of the sewer system.
OUR SALE REGISTER Both sides of this street having
Following is a list of public sales
for which posters were printed at
this office or said sale is advertised
in the Bulletin.
Friday, July 24th—On the prem-
ises on the road leading to Mount
Joy cemetery, near Mount Joy,
370,000 in 237 hours by water
power during July. |
The report of Geo. B. Zeller,
treasurer, showed balances in the
three accounts as follows: Boro,
($4,393.28; Water, $1,001.88; In-]
terest, $560.00. |
Upon motion Clerk Zeller was |
instructed to notify the Penna. R.|
R. Co. to repair the approaches to |
its bridges thruout the town. Sec-|
|
retary Zeller was also ordered to |
notify the Penna, R. R. authorities
to discontinue all unnecessary |
blowing of train whistles while
passing thru town at night.
Mr. Ross Eshleman asked if
Council would provide a suitable
place for a German field piece.
Council agreed that our park would
be an ideal place for it and decid-
ed to permit the American Legion
to place it there and that the boro
will maintain this German piece of
ordinance.
Mr. Garber stated that the pe-
tition for the opening of the new
street from Longenecker road west
is now being circulated and is al-
ready numerously signed.
Bills to the amount of $1,969.99
were then paid and Council ad-
journed.
ee —
FLAMES DESTROYED A
BRICK SUMMER HOUSE

A one-story brick summer kitch-|
en on the farm owned by H. id
Hershey, along the Manheim car
line south of East Petersburg, was
partially destroyed at 3 o’clock
Friday morning by a fire thought
to have been caused by over-
heated stove pipe. The flames
were discovered by William Spring-
er, tenant of the farm house, and
the East Petersburg Fire Company
was immediately Their
prompt arrival saved the farm house
|
an

been torn up and practically no ef-
fort made to resurface it. Dust
and mud intermittingly prevailing
during the last few months. Efforts
by Boro Council are directed in an
effort to have the State Highway
concrete this portion of the boro,
Council-officials were at Harrisburg
to this end. The State officials stat-

electric light sale of cows, bulls
and home-raised shoats. Sale at 7
P.M. C. S. Frank & Bro.

Friday, Aug. 7—At their stock |
vards near Mt. Joy, at TP. M,,
cows, bulls, cattle for beeves and
shoats by C. S. Frank & Bro.|
Hess, auct. : |
Saturday, Aug. 8—At the Florin
Hall, Florin, Pa., large lot of any-|
thing and everyt g by the Com-|
munity Sales Company. Sale starts
tly at 12:30. Vogle, auct.
da August 29—On the
Rapho township, on +he |

| putt
| surface this

ed it would be too late to consider
ing down concrete this year,
{but work on a permanent roadb
would be started early next year

{ The State department will
week send a large force of
with the nece ry machine:

uld be
ten days.
1, which sho
week or

completed in a

—FOR—
Ford Slipon Bodies
chassis and re-
new
can be
ved in
way.
SEE GRISSINGER
Jast Main St. MOUNT JOY
rear of M. N. Brubaker’s resi-
These bodies are made
and the new device is guar-
od to body rigid to chass-
That
put on
ten minutes, the

hold
OLD BODIES REPAIRED

All Kinds of Saws Filed. Cross-
cut and Circular saws a specialty.
| Aug. 5-4t-pd
| Ice Cream. Groceries
—~AND—
| Confections
| I ———
BRANDT BROS.
Mount Joy Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Monthly Besslon
weeds |
mowed, and work on relaying” side-
parking of automobiles in the Viejn-|
this
Chandler's

MAGN
'®@ TOOTH PASTE

TRUE Milk or 8
MAGNE GIA

Introauctory 2
Regular Size Large Size
19¢ .09¢

t Soothes Sore Gums
deal for Sensitive Teeth
Its Daily Use Prevents
Pyorrhea
Acid Mouth and
Prevents Tooth Decay
Film
It Contains No Grit
| E. W. GARBER
:
It Corrects
It Removes the
720 Rexall sure
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

SPECIAL
SATURDAY
LISTEN IN ON THIS
“TWIN
PINEAPPLE
MELBA”
IT’S GOOD—YOU BET
Come now folks--Act quickly!
Summer Flies Fast
Meet Thirst First
sme Sf Lime
Drug
Store
West Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Sunday Hours: 5 to 7 P. M.

The One Best Bob
To bring out your natural charm, your
bob must be in keeping with your fea-
tures. Individual recommendations by
our skilled operators will help you find
the bob that most becomes you.
Garber’s Certified Shop
70 E. Main St., Mt. Joy
PUBLIC SALE
At Beverly Station
Two Miles North of Elizabethtown
Along the Hershey Pike
40 HEAD of CATTLE
Furniture, Lot of New Harness and
Second Hand Harness, Lot of New
Windows and Sash, Irons for new
Gates.
Pony Outfit Complete
at 12.30.
G. K. WAGNER

Sale will start
Auct.
having
not later than
sale.
J. C. Hess,
Anyone
bring same
the day of
anything to sell
12 M. on
aug. .5-1t

Carload of Crawford

T. B. TESTED
AT PRIVATE SALE
COMMENCING
FRIDAY, AUG. 7,°25
We are always in the market for
Fat, Bologna Fresh Cows and
Springers.
J. B. Keller ¥ Bro.

WANTED—Everybody in this see-
tion to use cur “wanted, for sale,
ete.” column more frequently. It is
bound to pay. Just try it. tf