WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1926
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

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put on. much. ’ lis worth two inthe brush any old OLD “NUMBER 60” 5 QUICK and EA({ r
time and I'm getting to the age By ase all otes x a er
OWL- A One of our local doctors told a that it’s true. J. ROY MARTIN CORN C GE T
man near here as follows: “1 am | Night Crossing: Watchman urn t e ee -
— extremely sorry to say that your! Of course, that’s true but then 12 ’ g :
wife’s mind is completely gone. you know Lat corns grow on all Florin, Pa. gine & Eesy. is is for folkgf with an 1
The man, not greatly astonished, kinds of toes except mistletoe 3 rT
replied: “Well, I'm not a bit sur- rez Stop, Wait and LIVE, The way it puts corned t into
Pred She’s been giving me a and Bo mt i Rg My friend this means just YOU; |LOCALS LOST A A GOOD GAME | cornless condition would mgke Hou- -_—
ot 1 2: en & BRON JB no For Old No. 60’s coming now, HERE SATURDAY TO THE | dini pale with env Now you se : : 5 al
ly £ h g y. e
piece of it daily or the past ihat’s when it’s a little bare. a. EIDER SHOE CO is Ww Wish t f the ghiblic I am
| eighteen years. Joy 3 A WISE OWL And she’s “Fifteen” OVER-DUE. KR | now they're gome. ; ish lo mrorm the ic
— | Yes Hd A 80's eoming, i : TEAM OF E-TOWN [ Juss a drop to phe acer at bed- [in the Paper Hanging pfisiness again
You can say what you lease, 1 er steed so sturdy anc a | time" for two or three nights. Then |and will do work #t reasonable
there is one very sensible a 101 RANCH WILL EXHIBIT strong; The Kreider Shoe Company nine | hot water and serve. #OUT comes prices Lo
to boast of. Her husband took AT LANCASTER SATURDAY | And, when old man Brady's at his |of Bligaberhiown Juened in an 8to| the little joker, roots gnd all. i io ‘
her to Lancaster for a new hat. epee, 3 place in the cab, 6 victory over Mt. Joy team at| Like magic, only it REAL, and ave a large phe of up- e
She tried several on. One was Unparalleled in modern circus| She shuffles right along. this place Saturday afternoon in a | satisfying, and youy’ corn-pestered | samples to seleg# from, and can save
marked $35 and another $4.98. She history is the feat of Miller Broth-| Old man Brady, an engineer of re-|ten inning fray. | cus ‘tomers “Charleston” in and thank | you from 25 40% on your paper.
took the latter because she tho’t ers in contracting the entire Im- noun, Four runs in the second frame | you for steering them straight. : ih
it looked better ‘on her. perial Cossack circus, which show-| No doubt you often hear him , {and two in the fourth sent the That's all, and that’s enough. This| Your pajfonage solicited.
ed the London Olympia all winter| Aq he pushes through your town. Joy team away to a safe lead, but | nen- curling, nongeracking, quick-
They say the wood-workers sev. 03 a sensational and complete they were. unable to hold it. The | drying and perfeetly flexible base is
er made 8 trouble in this world; Show of unprecendented hugeness| Ap there’s folks of culture and re-|Elizabethtown aggregation collect | the secret of fgood Corn Paint. A. WEALAND
it was the wouldn’t-workers Meng novelty, gor ther Gn dager prevent, 3] Zour Tums th he a Bde Quick & Easy js put up in quarter :
go = Real Wild West an rea ar In their berths at peace and rest; |tWo more in the ninth to deadlock | ounce French © Square 234%. Main St. MT. JOY, PA.
4 East. Li D the score and ‘collected their winn-| gq ¢ one rane Vials, with To :
: t.. b And a Little Blue-eyed Baby re al ealed cork amd glass applicator. In- ext Door to U. B. Parsonage
Fellows, here’s the best way 1 This mighty attraction, assemb- Nestling close to it's mother’s tallies in the tenth. dividual Cartons. It is an Iodinized
know of to save time. Fasten in the Balkan and other bor- SB Painter’s timely hit in the 10th, lata
breast, Salicylated ;Collodion, with flexible
securely on a chain and to your|der countries froc scattered Imper- scoring Seidler and Coble, gave the | pace” [f it evaporates we take it
Now that our dedication, un-|vest. ial hosts of the late Czar of 3) But they never worry on No. 60, shoemakers the victory. Score: back, if itsthickens we take it back, H. H. KRALL
veiling and Memorial Day celebra- - . [the Russias, was poclaimed by tae Neither passengers nor crew: Mount Joy if it comes off on the sock we take
tions are over, let’s settle down to Young fellows, here’s a tip. A London Daily, Cape a8 bie ont For they trust that Old Man Brady r h o a elit back./ But we don’t take back
business till the Fourth of July. young chap near town, who was show of its ing a oncon : 4 Will take them safely through. . ...... 1 1 0 0 1|cur Statement, “It’s the best Corn
tine recently married says that if ever had.’ ’ The London Daily Ex Ellis, 2b i... 1 1 0 4 0|Paint ¢n the market.”
Talkin’ about business reminds courtship is * an institution, marri-|press said: “One of the most Yes, Old No. 60’s coming, Show’ter, ss ..... 1 1:3 1 29 y .
me: A certain spiritualist must be a finishing school. thrilling spectacles ever Sen n —and chalk this on your slate; |Weaver, 3b 0 2:85.00 /
tying to oie of our ——————— Londen Jpeney Olympia cor. | She'll go like the very dickens, R. Myers, 1b 2 2.10.00 Ch Drug
usiness me a er S ni e riding = ’ « wi] >
hell. The is on BS A woman called at the grocery i at Wembly were outdone by Cause hey running “Fifteen If $ 0 3 9 2 : andler & Store I always have o
“Well, if there ain’t no hell, where [Store to register a complaint. Jean, tough Cossacks.” The HH Loi Ty re aa 0 6:9 1 0 West Main Street
has all the business gone to late. |ordered a dozen oranges from you |ondon Daily Mail remarked: “The S & te neon, ae 1 0 ) SMOKED
today.” she said sharply. “and vou HE 3 hrill. | O° stay back now, udson Super-six, | Hendrix, p ..... 0 ( i | MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
ly? Y, ply, y Cossacks pile d thrill upon t N’ kee 7 foot i: 1 the | A. Mvers 0 00 80 BEEF,
: only sent me eleven. How was They take away your breath. they 4 od Rog oot jammed on the A. Myers, p Also Fr
During exams back at school |that?” Lee are almost too much for your if Old “No. 80” shakes he i ole A Danna Every reader should make use of | f
a teacher asked a girl who sue- “Well, explained the They must be seen to be believ- | 7 0 Ro 20 Shakes nand: Totals ag 6/980 10 8 the Classified advertisemen* section.
ceeded Edward the Sixth and she “one of them Ns bad ed.” The London Morning Post] AWN all attend a “wake” Kreider It is the way to dispose of what
said: “Mary.” Then the teacher |that I took the liberty of throwing stated: “The whole immense pro- For Old No. 60’s on the straight line : 1 © a e|you have to spare and to secure
said: “W . rod Maru? it away for you. tio is something entirely new. SLANG, 3 € stralg iCable, ss ....... 2 1 0 3 1} what vo
said: “Who followed Mary? and duction i2 ; g How i Paint rit rer 2: u may need. tf
the girl said: “Her liitle lamb.” = rm Nothing like it has ever been seen Orme With 6 ater, ,ri- ce ( i -
With zest I bip the pages over in London before. The perform- D ond comin Sh Rois ». |Balmer, 1b ..... 0 02.71 4
I asked a certain poultryman Of all the magazines I buy; ance is simply prodigious. The Bs, he ae le Hill. ’ Alwine, € ene. 1 212.001
whether hens sit or set when they|Then pause content as pig in clov-|feats of horsemanship must be youll sleep on Maple . Heffel er. pif... Y 450 50
hatch. “That don’t concern me er— seen to be believed.” | "Careful there, now Lady, please Shirk, 2b 1 08 2:8
at all. I am more interested to The stocking ad has caught my That was London’s opinion of | ‘And keep those «Childen” iy man, of, ey 12:00 0
know when I hear one cackling eye. the Cossack circus as a show in it-| “7. caus ARN Nats Shaeffer, 3b 0 0.00.0
Sp = = oS ohio | For if Old No. 60 takes a shot at | Seidler. 3% {990 0 0
if she is laying or lying. ; : self—a huge circus in a mighty on SOULE OD: hii, “ 4 )
es Such art, alluring, rich and Now, Miller Brothers are] You'll Toe awl whick MacInties, p 0 2 2.160
A funny one happened at a cer- ing, adding this same Imperial Russian ly am hk an 2 og x. Hunt'er, 2b 0 30 1.0]
tain place in Florin recently. When| I'm glad in magazines to meet, |(Cgssack circus—horsemen, band, | OU aires) Ing) don, out Aves TR oa he
I walked into a certain business|Though I prefer, when winds are |choir, acrobats, tumblers, dancers, | i STARS or orchid ” Totals ....... 8 16 30 28 2
place, one of the clerks was sit- blowing, cavalry units and all—to the huge | C0 bre: kx wk tr ie os te ders: 9°00 g 0040228
ting there with both pant legs tied The living ads that walk the|101 Ranch Real Wild West and|®he reak every bone that belongs Mt. Joy 040200000 0- -6 SUNDA
near his shoe tops. I said: “What's street. Great Far East. i Aun oo An welding ring. ii his, Alwine, 2; Ellis,
» « 3 ; And, damage your wedding ring. ger yme runs. R ‘ers .
Be J Ris ig iid The fell that iti So, Miller Brothers Jane) : ee Fe 'n Pr Ellis, Me June 20, July 1 1, Au 1, 15 and Sept. 12
7 Se. F g aroun e lellows say that our oiice Real Wild West anc sreat Far | hack Ww, Willie McCutchen sacrifice. Flic. Bose i
here.” devil wrote thi onc. Bor: Saturdes, | Stand ek naw, Willie McCutchen Yu, Bax als, off SPECIAL TRAIN via DFLAWARE RIVER BRIDGE
3 June 5, with a tremendous big| _ ; Sti ia i | 8 ff MacIntier, 3; AlL-Rail Ret Seachin
A young fellow here went to But at that he's no piker. How- |show program, with 1,400 people Don Wg you're behind the Jef hig 5 Do, Ei az Réu e to the Seashore
the clerk of the orphans’ court at {ard says that only the church bell |cowboys and cowgirls, picturesque | | For 01d No rurming “Fifteen” Ju Hendrix, 3: by Derr. 2: by A. Pd Eastern Excursion
Lancaster yesterday and said:|knew they were married and then|and exotic; with 600 horses, ele- | Late, > | Myers, 3. Umpires Habackes and Standard Time Fare
Are you sure that was a marri-|it tolled. phants, camels, buffalo (from 9 Coming here on the straight line | H. Brown. Mount Joy ... 0. ... ..0. 0 0000 7:05 A. M. $3.75
pes license you gave me recent- = ranch herds), burros, oxen and NOW — Eee: Landievill J Zit AM .
The clerk said: “Yes, but A Hek of a Spring longhorns; with every famous ns rads andisville , fs. ie moa . M. 3.75
why do you ask?” The fellow re-|T love the gentle springtime, dian chief and warrior in America | Ye 014 No. 250s on the straight | CHARGED WITH STEALING Laheatter 00... 0... 7:35 A M. 3.75
plied: “Well, I've been leading a| But I could love it better among its contingents of 300 red- And TIS PAST remember well: SWEET POTATO PLANTS Atlantic gy Arrive 10:15. A. M. oo
dog’s life ever since.” If 1 could don a Palm Beach suit |skins; with the largest spread of] {Wh old Nan B Avia’ sot hold o .
And doff my heavy sweater. canvas in circus history—some fif- en he “th hy y iy John Hartig g. CM: wrietta, tas been Returnifig, leave Atlantic City (S. Carolina Ave.) 6:20 P. M.
They say that two can live = teen acres in all— and a magnifi- | “60” Nov Th 0 Why fiona & a to a gharae > Jarceny
cheaper than one but it’s a cinch The New York man who was|cent opera chair grandstand which, £ sentenced to confinemen in he
that two will get madder than one, [fined $25 for kissing a girl on the |with its supplementary tiers, seats 7 lontes. Bt si l county jail in default of bail. The en ns vania ai road
en car would probably “have been giv-|14,000. And, ignoring the re- Lp (Wi 72 PR R y engineman, | piaintiff, Jacob Kline, charges that
Since we're talking about the|en that amount a few years ago as|trenchment policy of the circuses rain No pi lea TE ad en | the defendant dug out and planted The, Standard Railroad of the World
girls, did you ever notice that fat|a prize for locating it. they bring to town the largest Cn 5. in his own garden several hundred
girls don’t want to take on much| One of our local business menland most picturesque street parade Consistent advertising always sweet potatoes that the plaintiff
and shapely girls don’t want to’'told me that a hair on the head ever seen in the land. { pays. had planted in his garden.

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