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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16th,
1925

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Give Something For The Car For Christmas

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AUTOMATIC
- CLEANERS
HOOD COVERS
CLOCKS
Atwater Kent
RADIO SET
For the entire family and their friends.
A year arcund Christmas Gift.

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STOP LIGHTS
DOME LIGHTS
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SCALES NEED CLOSE ATTEN- |
| TION IN WINTER TO PRE. |
VENT ERRORS |
ELIZABETHTOWN
Jacob

Farmer, of Holtwood, are spending | scale carefully. Inaccuracies
several days at the home of Mr. [not only be serious, but most
and Mrs. Harry Farmer. | them may remain undiscovered, church.
The school has an enrollment of | When the ice melts the cause is| pr...
831, of this number 206 are High [removed without" a trace and the|pep of”
School pupils. 462 visiting patrons | errors remain unsuspected.
of the school registered at the eve-| When the user of the scale
ning session held during Education [on his guard errors from ice can ! duties.
al Week. | be detected in numerous instances
The following committees were |by noting changes in the action of
appointed: visiting committee, [the beam. It may b come less sen-
Shoop and Garman; property and |Sitive. It may swing quicker, or
repair, Atkins, Shoop and Eshel- | friction may develop to cause its
man; book and stationery, Balmer |motion to die down rapidly.

turned fr
in Perry
the class, which will be sentto the |
orphans at the Good
home at Philadelphia for

Sheonerd | A new house, six rooms and bath,
€PRerd | on West Donegal street, Mt. Joy,
Christ- | £61 sale. Brick with asbestos shing- | number o
and president of the Board of Di { within this state.” benefit of

and friend
and Mrs. Irwin Stauffer, Jeanette ments for a pleasant social evening Hei
eisey
and Buddy Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. | were successful and a tempting | =
Barbara Greiner and son, Charles [luncheon was served. The follow-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stern, Mr. and | members were present: Mrs. Frank
Mrs. John Risser. Mrs. Elizabeth |Croman, Mrs. J. M. Shookers, Mrs 105 of

Stern, Mr. and Mrs. George R. [Amos Haldeman. Mrs. Treichler | Various parts of the United States. co
Breneman. Mr. and Mrs. S. K [Mrs. Paul Fry, Mrs. Walter Wea Church of the Brethren held Schroll, Mt. Joy. tf
[I Cora Sera, Mrs land, ys. Witmer, Mrs pei regular morning services at a
Mr. an Mrs. (Ross Keller. Mrs. Guy Gochenaur. | Rheems last Sunday with an es- In. many places in the
Le and (Misses Ruth Hartzell, Elizabeth necially large a'tendance. = Thc Desert it is burning hot a
ollowing ministers were present: ireezing eéld at night. -
et | Sweigart, Jane Herr, Effie Shank.
may | Sunday morning. In
of I services will be held in the Florin |
. | Board, at
1s past week at Pittsburgh, on official | affect
The Rheems gunning
killed a large eight point buck af-
ter hunting ten days. i
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Good, fam- meetings are being held and
a summer boarding house at his
country home in Donegal, made a
Kraybill, and the Cope Sweet Corn
Evaporating company, who forward
| Revs. Shearer, Brubaker, King, Na-
|than and Hiram Eshleman, Butter-
RHEEMS
| baugh and* Gingrich. In the eve-
Zeager and his three sons | ning, they worshiped at Green Tree

the evening, per: lathe, perfect in color.
The increase phone rate charg
> threatening to take effect
Rohrer, of Rheems, mMem- near future, is causing great anxi
the State Compensation | ety among the subscribers of a
Harrisburg, spent the | dozen rural -companies; which
about seven
land business places.
club re-|of them being farmers who
om their respective camps [undergoing hardships with the la
county. Phares Heisey bor situation and the price of their
products throughout the western
part of the county. Interesting
com-
hundred . home

and Garman. Water, snow, and ice should be ous butcher and house builder, of |mittees appointed to bring the pre-
The Light Brigade of the Luth- | kept from the scale proper and Elizabethtown, spent last Sunday |Vv2iling conditions before the Pub-
eran church will render a program | from the scale nit, in so far as|.¢ the home of their daughter, [lic Service Commission, at Harris
in the chapel on Sunday evening | Practiczble. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Heisey, of |burg, for due consideration.
at 6 o’clock. There will be on dis- | near Rheems.
play, dolls and toys gathered by | Modern Home Cheap Simen C. Heisey, who conducts MILTON GROVE

f shipments of his thor- The Milton Grove school will
mas. The class teacher is Miss|le roof. All conveniences. Poses. ough bred White Rock chickens by [hold their Christmas Moan. Des
Elizabet weigart. sion now. If you want a good |express from Rheems. | cember 22,
The Elizabethtown public school | home, free from expensive repairs| H. G. Reese, of Lancaster, P. R. | The revival meetings at Green |
Board of Directors held their an- for Sears buy fis DEY Jno. fR. relief operator, worked his | Tree church closed on Tuesday |
pal on Toy chroll, one 41R2, Mont Schisgule 2 K. 2: tower, W Snes | night, December 15.
onday evening. e oliowing | 2 day and Thursday, relieving the| Risser’s Sch sl: uf {
= S$ | —_————-—————— fips vate | Risser’s School, situated about a
were elected : President, J H. | first operator, E. 8S. Booth, of pile north of Milton Grove, will |
Eshelman; vice president, A.Shoop| In Oregon one may pe fined |Florin. [hold a program on December 23, .|
secretary, C. E. Balmer. treausrer, | from $25 to $75 for throwing On Saturday evening, December | My. ang Mrs I Se Sinhet Ee]
J. W. Atkins. The newly elected |away between May 15 and October |19. an interesting entertainment {near Mona: Hh oF
member of the board, A. K. Gar | 1 «any lichted tobacco, cigars | consisting of readings, recitations, | pyests of Mr. yore [ie unday |
man, was duly qualified at this | cigarets, matches, firecrackers or |musie, drills, pantomine, will be | Mumper Mr. and Mss, George |
time, other lighted material, on any|rendered in the Union school. Miss | M all Mark 2
Joseph H. Eshelman, cashier of forest land, private road, public [Dorothy B. Garber, of Rheems, Is [visited i - ark and Clark Berrier
the Elizabethtown Exchange Bank | highway, or railroad rieht of way [the teacher. Proceeds are visited timer Schroll, on Saturday
for the |. :
| who resides about two miles south |
the school. ryt es
{of Bainbridge. |

rectors of the Local school, ETT Church of the Brethren have| My and Mrs. J s Bor |
tls n | Foes Ling Sia rma Mr. 3 Mrs. James Berrier and
Tuesday celebrated the 70th anni- iar. and Mrs. Abram Forney, Mr holding a series of children and Misses Mary, Myrtle
versary of his birthday. During the {and Mrs. Isaac Hertzler, Misses | Meetings since November 29, con-|ang Helen Keck, of Mount 3 "2 |
evening he was tendered a sur-| Hess Morence Cav. at their West . Green | went Perry oii oun. = 0¥:1
€ . Patricia Hess and Florence Caw : went to Perry county, on Sunday
prise when a number of friends |; Tree: church, in charge of ‘Rev. morning to visit Mr. and Mrs 4
called with congratulations and | “pp Sunday School tase ¢| Bing, a famous Lebanon county Kock who are My Barra xs, |
ood wishes. The evening was| il? ; Sunday School class of] 2 bringing forth six cop ck,who are Mrs. Berrier’s par
o shes. S| Christ Lutheran church taught by EE ox th con- ents. They returned home Sunday |
pleasantly spent. (Mrs. Frank Croman, held thei: | ley attracted large con- "1
Re ’ ore i 2 ghia |
Luncheon was @ved to the fol-|monthly social meeting | at the |S egations. : ee
lowing: Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cro-|home of Mrs. John Shookers, on| The following Rheems merch- Why Pay Rent? |
man, Prof. and Mrs. H. K. Ober, South Market ‘street, on Tuesday | nts He distributing handsome . yy, oY a i 4 2 |
evening. The hostess’ 4 .- | calendars to their many customers _ . ot 2 acrz farm |
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hertzler, Mr. evening e arrange y eS with goed buildings
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s for the New Boar 3 highway, only 3 miles from Mt. Joy
lots of fruit, good water
pleasant place to live
ly $3,500. Come
and sons,
Price is on-
them by parcel post to around and let

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Practical as well as lasting Automotive gifts reach the heart of every driver.
department, which is overflowing with all kinds of practical as well as beatiful gifts. A gift for the automobile lasts not
only for the day, but for many succeeding days. We list a few of the many gifts we have to show you.
COWL LIGHTS
AUTOMOBILE ROBES
SEDAN HEATERS
BULB KITS
(For All Cars
WINDOW SHADES
B. ROHRER, Mount J
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John Stokes returned home on : a —_— [held an old time butchering. church,
Sunday from a gunning trip tc Users of farm scales are cau..on| phares Landis has accepted the| My. and Mrs. J. Goode *flitted |
Virginia, with a turkey and two |ed by the livestock ‘weiguc suver | position as salesman to distribute | from the Mrs. B. H. Greider single
foxes. visor of “the packers and stock | corn meal through the country. thouse into the M. K. Enterline
Mrs. A. L. Winters and child yards United States The coal situation, in this vicin- | house which has been converted
ren, Anna, Kenneth, and Glenn good agains Tous in win lity, is getting quite interesting. | recently into an apartment house
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Anni OT ey pre fine lost The anthracite supply is complete- | by - Contractor Walters, to take
Doutz, of Cobb Hill. Lins often. made Roars n cold | 1¥ exhausted. | care of their mechanics, employed
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Trimble and | eather by the presence of snow | Twenty one Christmas fund | 11 the Enterline = garage 3 acre
sons, Richard, Harry and Joe Cram |g juch and water which alternately | checks from the Florin Bank pass- [108 re prepared to furnish
er, of Sunny Side, spent Sunday freeze and thaw. " |ed through Rheems Post Office, for [full line of accessories. .
with Mr. ‘and Mrs, A. L. Winters Water may find its way to an |1925 Christmas shopping. | Andrew Helsey, fmmer on the §
Mrs. Chester Reinhart and child, out of -the-way but important scale| Martin Risser, a young prolific | ‘vest Green Tre: farm, and hic Jb
ren, Russell, James and Ruth, of |p 0 where it freezes and alters | farmer, of near Rheems, has re. |three sons, Hany, Roy, and Ray |gf¢
West Willow, spent several days|the scale action. Errors due to cently purchased a 1926 model Es- | mond, who farmed wenty acre |
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.|guch a cause are particularly bad |sex sedan. He claims it to be aot tobacco during {ue past. ason | 4
Stokes. for the reason that they are often |joy of your life to take a trip. | Booms 21d baleing | I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newswang-|large and occur at a time when| The Church of the Brethren wij | Lo hati hi rE se Zon Bi
er, and son, Bobby, and Harold [there is no ihclination t6 study the |hold their meeting at Rheems next ge Weolght of ono and halt
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We invite you to visit our Accessory
MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES
MIRRORS
TIRE COVERS
ONE AND FIVE-GALLON CANS
OF MOBILE OIL
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
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Santa Was\ Here
Last Saturday and left with us many useful art les that would make
appropriate gifts for any member of the family. e also have some
toys. Come in and let us show you our stock.

BROWN BROS. |
MOUNT JOY, PA. xg
West Main Street

and | Cyyshed Ston
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me show you this property. J. E. and Lintels.
1. N. STAUFFER & BRO."
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along a good | Before Placing your order
elsewhere, see us.

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