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THERE'LL BE A HOT TIME !
IN THE OLD HOUSE TO NIGHT

APPY is the furnace the Heat Folks
coming down the And it should be!

For it knows its scolding days re over. No more
pains in its grate. No more viclpus shaking by the
firetkkeeper. No more poking and choking. A fur-
nace will sing like a teakettle whep it has the Heat
Folks romping about. Have harmopy in your cellar
with the Heat Folks in the bin.
Call the \

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For Good, Clean Coal

iRiver Road Gets
Quite a Boost
(From Page One)
matter of a survey of the road by
the State Highway Department. War
He stated that the committee had | “5
a conference with the County Com-
missioners who were ready.to co-
operate at any time.
Senator Homsher, who
ardent worker for the
bill at the last session of the Leg- | co)
islature, which provides the State! ©
shall take over and control the
river road, delivered an interesting
address. He dwelt on the subject
of road building in the State but
laid particular stress on Lancaster
county. He referred to the road
from Manheim to Hull’s Inn. This
road was taken over by the State
in 1911, but it was not recon-
structed and made a permanent
highway until 1925. He said it is
impossible to build primary roads
in all sections of the State at|g,
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| fame.

was
James
Murry,
others,
not

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During the course of the meeting
it was stated that there is $800,-
000 available for road construction

SE SARE NESE NESE PEATE EERE IE FETE RET,

° : the Susquehanna River to Marietta | Jemina, went with her husband to > 3k :
anie 0 ge iu thence over the recently constru Wai 4 I J h H 2 of 1 O | Pennsylvania in this branch of ser-
1e 3 el he recent! construct- | ar . Jose nry an- | vie ag. 4 3 3 :
. ed road proposed " : ¢ ie Re 8 Shin : ep en of n= ice, indeed it did in every
Bed Toot proj d on- | caster{ then seventeen years old, branch outside of the city of |
FLORIN, PENNA. 5 crete 1) Chicques Hil A also in the company and he Philadelphia {
route to ( and thence | a full ace 2 this! NG ot
a Joate fo. Colum} ind the nce lwrote up a ull account of thi No one will be put to anv mon
Phone 151R4 Mt. Joy Exchang A ue 2 the river to the lowe end lec and bitter march agaist | ied expense in this connection, and
ht | OT ashing ere 1 will | Quebec al 1eCt hn, an {
1 x Tiley t+ awit] {> ie SANE : y teamsters or - tl that enter the |
resis es ; \ | con wit ) illers- | Conserning Jemina Warner, he le with yropertv will be
RASA SARS | ville, to to the {tells usthat she was beautiful, and re hi : 4
incol | AR bdo bd hardy ye Li £ 0 vhile ( enon oog
DE re _— — Lincoln would not {that her husband could not keep up | either in TLancaster or in the Bor
ECE TIE TET TE FETE TE TE TET TE TE TET TE TE ors hrs rs rss wg only be tourists, but |with, the march, lagged behind and | events in the third ef Peo Dope
te yaad 2 is ely De i A 5 In the d eof July and the
tit would sen | became very sick S f y tor: :
8 I woul 3 ) ee jj very ick. His wile re entering the celebration at home
# | Harrisburg el six | ‘mained with him alone several | on the third need not interfere |
i i he by | ( S, urging. him to march for. | with taking part in Lancaster on
Bs 16 Middleto 1 1 the but all in vain for he be-|the fifth
a shurg utomobile h ontinually aker OF) i i
0 papi 2 Rabie Clul the | ! ct weaker. For a The committee ‘is composed of
A San Frome ile lub and fx d, she placed him reclining | D. F. Magee, Lancaster, 1. as
Keystone Motor lub, of Phil Y a » tree, where he died | Chairman, d George W. Hensel
« inhi | vo opr ! am | :
3 | ac gp Mia. : jin ywwember. She then shouldered | Jr., Qu ville, Wm. D. Schneit-
3» 5 tequests have been made of the |his arms and ammunition, and | man, Elizabethtown, and Pierce
3B Gompsissioners _ofv Lancaster and | along the line where the soldiers | Lesher, Adamstown
a 1 ounties . ‘ . ‘ 7 mare | :
5 D po nties for a survey of jot the company “had marc hed, and Any one who can help the com-
§ | De road by the State Highway | Where several of them died of cold | mittee, either by offering some-
) ar » « . > £ starve are 3 2 YT = 2
{By Pp ho nt. and it is expected and starvation, marched on alone | thing of their own, or giving in-
3 That als gs ev Tal be made be- bi ( anada. and. in December, | formation as any person whom
>. : v ha a Renta +11 this “wi ; . . va Top uv tl >
Rt 4d une St, when the State will [this “w idow of poor James Warn- | they know has some or some part
A ake over the road. Plans have |e? reached Quebec , bearing her |of the things set forth above wil
Rn Fads been drawn and approved | husband’s rifle, powder-horn and confer a great favor on the cele
or « doe ror Chickioc > 5 ‘ ar as 3
» pin 2 ORCIELS over Chickies pou h. She appeared fresh and |" “tion management by dropping
onegs reeks Ww I "OSV as ever | .
Th = : i s, which will |T¢ 7 Ta letter to D. F. Magee, Lancas-
X ne dangerous covered | M ge Henry adds, The story | ‘er, Pa., or by personal interview
| ages 7 3 Mrs. Je ‘ yp lpr . : .
Fh ROW In use. : |o Ed rs. Je mina Warner told, was th any one of the above named
2 ter reports of Zone commit [extremely affecting and may be | mmittee.
. an ees wer receiv » Associati wor ing as it is--a sam |
The importance of correct fulgniture and furnishing : Ore Tecelved ‘the Association oh Tementbering us it Isa sam |
g adjourned to meet in a few weeks Ple of the whole of our distress |
in the modern home cannot over emphasized, to hear further reports. and intolerable dirasters.” RHEEMS
if you wish to entertain your fr¥gnds in a manner |; Joe Boe k of James Wariey i —_—rr
t exactly known; bt » was : : :
n he was ¢ | Snbserihe for the Mt Jovy Bulletin

that will do yourself and your credit.

Twp. Responsible
PETERS REARS TARE RATA RATS

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Reviewing the
Revolutionary War
and take part in the Revolutionary
The letter states that money
would be
At this same time, one of
most efficient units of the war was
3% 'the Fourth Battalion
Omnibus | oy Militia under command
James Burd, of that part of
county now Dauphin 1
It was made up of nine companies;
those of Captains James
Richard Manning, Jno. Reed, James
given.
Capt. Diebler.
Murry’s and Friedley’s
ies took part in
Trenton and Princeton; Reed's, in
the battles about Philadelphia and
part of Andrew Deibler’s
number of the soldiers were wound-
ed at Amboy, N. J.
March 25 and 27, Sheerer’s com-
resident of

Celebrating the
Sesqui-Centennial

(From page one)
4. As many Old Kentucky rifles
op Continenial muskets as can be
ad.
5. Any swords, pistols or small
arms, belts, holsters or accompany-
ing equipment for sale as can be
found.
6. Knap sacks, saddle bags, cook
ing equipment as used in camps,
fire flints. etc.
7. Old cannon of that
mounted or dismounted.
8. Any other object or thing that
was used in the fighting, transpor-
tation or camp outfit of the olden
days that any one may know of
will be most welcome.
We take it for granted that any
citizen who has preserved such
mementos up to this time will be
patriotic enough to allow their
use and display in the coming big
celebration and will take pride in
having them used on this great oc-
(From Page One)
forwarded to pay for the
the
of Lancaster
of
county.
y period,
Goutch,
Cowden, James Sheerer,
Jacob Friedly and two
whose captains’ names were
Another was under
compan-
the battles of
was
once, but he urged the continuance captured at Long Island. Sheer- Sus
road constructed as a necessity. Spring and summer of 1776 and SY Core os
best of shape.
Furthermore, if any one should
have any material of this kind and
in Lancaster county, for secondary was passed before the local : A
: ag a a 5 1
roads. But it has been deemed |Committee of Observation, the lo- 5 1 | WY by
advisable to urge the construction |ecal War Board and mustered in. ih itr to br hk 1 p
£ lv ae. of en pu : : portunity to bring the knowledge
o only primary p The others had made prior return. | f it to the public and the com-
roads. Lancaster County’s Mollie Pitcher | would lend its aid to find
A number of others who were| James Warner, of Lancaster Co. 2 0, md
ing a purchaser.

present expressed their opinions onlwas a private in Capt. Matthew As io the f wz .
road construction in general and|Smith’s Company in its hazardous team: of Nors ae Wagons Se
the river road in particular and itltrip from Boston through ' the |is trusted th 2 nt e pare 5
| was the consensus of opinion that! Maine and Canadian wilderness to edito have 2 Be wi 1 Deny
the Association continue its efforts jattack Quebec, in the fall and win-| ape Sark od 1 2 ne =
| toward the reconstruction of the [ter of 1775—half a hundred other | ing thoir bit to hol Xe tons we
river read, This road, as proposed | Lancaster county boys were in the | showing that Lansaster i) con
y star . \ ; v | compe , ay Tar Ja 1 . aR host a
will start at Middletown, follow |company. James Warner's wife | tributed move than any county in

our county of TLancas- | \ .
. x ancas Church of the
3rethren held reg-

The best way to insure proper furnitlige is to come ter, as it then was. in evening servi
prop aq 9 a timates that he was his fellow | .. ye ices, gt Bisons
here to make your selections. or Pu ile Ti t townsman. t Sunday with a large attend-
pi OS UITION]| Knowing this incident, we need re >
not longer ask ourselves whet! and Mrs. George W, Swartz,
: ¢ urs 1othe :
a there is sufficient in Torin f Harrisburg, spent last Sunday
(From Pace On 3 , aT “at the home of Mr. : hE i
Bulloti ( m Psoe One) county’s part in. Amedican the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
} etin for ing 1: 1Ce 1 1*vhy y
H C BR ] J bulletm Tor an opinion on this}pendence *o make it worth whi Ad Murphy: ob Bheents,
° ‘o » Yi wi % | matter ind in reply we publish alto celeb the 150th anniversa I+. and Mrs, Jacob Horst, of
| let from County Superinten- |of the event Snhivens ar Mount Joy, spent last Sunday
. N | A. P Mvli vhich th ; { Ty a HH the nO > ££ Nv . 2 1
West Main Street, MOUNT JOY, PENNA. AP. Mylin, which fully ¢ H. FRANK ESHLEMAN the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
we e uestion. Pro Ee Zer f Rheems.
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Mr. | SMOKED
5 the lowir i
ol ae ia Poe “Curious, Capt } eral of Mildred F. FT |
Th er : an, aged 9, daughter of
ina —"Seeking and Sav | N nd Mrs. John 'E, Eshleman was |
bn Puss Ss : Army ex! Community Sale Pheld at the Rheems church, Mon-
i n Passion week, subjects will | 4 e next Community Sale a day afternoon with a large at-
follow the course of events as it Florin Hall will be held on Sat. | tendance. The pupils of the Yoint
Lifts took place in. Our Lord’s aH ay, Abr. 3. at 6 o'clock P. M. school, where (Mildred was a fav-
a e. Services begin at 7:30 ey will sell live stock, imple. attended in a
: 5 ents, household goods. ete. Don’t | P0dY With ir teacher, Miss Esh-
Come. You are welcome. orget the time and place. leman, of bethtown

Phone 1
G-10-35

Buick’s
“Triple
Seal” air
cleanér, oil
line filter)
keeps dirt °
and gtiit out
of the|fa-
mous Buick
Valveilin-
Head
enging. It
reducep en-
zine wear,
loosendss |
and viljra- |
tion tolthe |
absolutg |
minimum.
BUICK MOTdR CO.
Division of General Motors
FLINT, MICHIGAN
S. J. ULRICH
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
A. Kessler
4.6 East Main Street
MOUNT JOY

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3
Clams

| and personal property:
| HALF STORY FRAME
! age and other outbuildings

THE OLDEST HAT STORE
LANCASTER

Only $5.00
Niagara Fall
Sunday, April 1
SPECIAL TRAIN
Saturday Evening, April
Leave Lancaster 8:35
Mount Joy 8:57 P. M.;&
bethtown 9:09 F. V
town 9:21 P. M.;
9:55 P. M.
Sunday, April
Ar. Niagara Falls (New
Central) 7:45 A. M.

Returning, leavé Niagara
Falls (New Yor Central)
4:05 P. M.
3:00 P. M.;
Tickets on
preceding excursigh.
tickets will be lifhi
pacity of equipmg
Pennsylvahi
The Standard Ri
Ww
days

PUBLIC SALE
—=Of—
Real
SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926§
The undersigned Administrator @f
the late Edwin W. Longenecker,
ceased, will sell at public sale on
premises on road leading from §
Joy to Union Square, near Hoss
Church, the following real eg:
TWO AND ONE-HALF ACR
FARM LAND
With a ONE AND ONE-
DWELLING HOUSE, Gar- ff
There is an abundance of £55 on
the premises, apples, peas, grapes,
ete.

Household Go
Two beds, tables, coo
waterback, parlor stov
dresser, rocker, sink, j
fork, washing macl
incubator and
tomobile tires and
kettle, crates, cul
row, wire fencingfand wire combin-
ation wheelhoe nd planter, feed
chest, sleigh, buggy, split wood, lo-
cust posts, shoygels and many other
articles not mghti
Sale to commence af one o’clock,
when terms willl be made known by
MARTHA M. LONGENECKER
H. M. Lehn Auct. Administrator.
W. Ensmirfger, Clk. mar 24-1t
EASTER FLOWERS
FOR SALE
In the
ksecker Building
Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa.
S$
stove with
, washstands,
"on ladles and
1e, sandstone,
r; lumber, au-
iron
vator, wheelbar-

on Wes
| Thursd
Friday
April
A VARIETY OF
Consistin?
HYACINTHS, TULIRS, DAFFO-
DILS, LILIES Others
Ev'g., April 1,
d Saturday
and 3
TTED PLANTS
of
and

AT ALL TIMES
feb.
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YOUR SUGAR-CURED
MS FOR EASTER

THE CAI

LARD BY
C. F. GREIDER
29R31 Milton Grove,
nay
mar.
10-37
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I always have oWghand anything in
the Ii
MEATS,
BEEF, BOLOGNA,
Also Fresh Beef, Veal P
Krall’s Meat Mar
West Main St.,

Prices Reasonalfe
Come and See our

play
Calvin Krame
mary 24-1t
Your Old Roofs

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Je Lae LX DO
Slate Roofers
MOUNT JOY, PA. :
mar. 1 746t

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