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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA. WEDNESDAY, MAR th,

“A WONDROUS CHANGE IN MAJESTIC RANGE” oi
SPECIAL FACTORY EXHIBIT
NEXT WEEK ONLY!
MARCH 12th fo 17th, 1928 |
THE NEW ALL-ENAMEL
GREAT MAJESTIC
It is the range designed and built for the modern

Better Farm
Equipment Week
MARCH 12th to 17th, 1928
Farm Implements on Special Display All Week. All lines will be represent-
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ed by factory representatives.
MOVING PICTURES WILL BE SPECIAL FEATURES
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16th, 1928
We will have Moving Pictures in the HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM.
At this time we will show the NEW FORD CAR Under CONSTRUCTION.
We will show pictures dealing with the much talked of Corn Borer and Control

kitchen. New beauty is in its glossy all-enamel finish
and bright nickel trimmings; new conveniences in
the many features that have been incorporated in its
design. With the same qualities of good cooking and
baking that has earned for the Majestic its excellent
reputation among housewives everywhere. It is the
acme of modern range construction.
Methods used in this work. We will show pictures on the New Methods of Cut-

FREE NEXT WEEK
You’d be proud to have this in your
kitchen! Handsome DeLuxe Nickel Plat-
ed copper ware. A complete set, abso-
lutely FREE, to every woman who buys a
Majestic at our store next week. On dis-
play in our window now.
THE MAJESTIC “PAY-AS-YOU-USE-IT” PLAN
ting and Curing Hay. Hay Day will then be Pay Day. We will also show a

Picture of the Romance of Sleepy Valley. The Lancaster County Farm Bureau
will be in charge of this last picture.

These pictures will be of an educational nature and will be a valuable treat
to the whole Country-Side.
To make it possible for every housewife to own an All-Enamel Majestic, we have made spe-
cial arrangements with the Majestic Manufacturing Company whereby this range may be bought
Watch the papers next week for some more special features, especially dur-
” on a ‘“pay-as-you-use-it” plan.
. : We would be glad to explain it to you in full.
ing Friday and Saturday, March 16th and 17th.

THE ALL-ENAMEL MAJESTIC IS NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE. |
ALL ADULTS ARE INVITED. NO ADMISSION. SHOW FREE. COME IN AND SEE IT—TODAY!
H. S. NEWCOMER & SON, MT. JOY

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of Reading also survive. Services | noon of angina pectoris. He was a
The funeral will be held from his!
Road We Must All

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Charles H. Marley
Charles H. Marley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Marley, Marietta,
died in the Rossmere sanitarium,
Lancaster, aged 33 years. He
leaves a wife, Catherine, one child,
and his parents.
Mrs. Annie M. Good
Annie M. Good, 92 years old,
died at the home of her son, Clar-
ence, at Lancaster, on Tuesday. The
following survive: Harry, of Mar-
jon, Ohio; Mrs. Cora Chievers, of
New York City; and Clarence, of
Lancaster. The funeral will be
held on Friday at two o'clock at 30
West New Street, Lancaster, and
the body will be brought here for
burial in the Mount Joy cemetery.
Mrs. Martin Douthit
the late home Tuesday afternoon,
with burial in the Mt. Tunnel cem-
etery. ats 3
Rev. I. Howard Kern
City where he was pastor of Christ
Lutheran church, last Wednesday.

h . Cassel,
died §Sunday morning at his home,
due to advanced age.
imember of the Mennonite church
a son of the late, John and
were held this afternoon in Kauff-
Mrs. Susan Engle Barr
Mrs. Susan Engle Barr, 81 years
old, formerly of Marietta, died Sat-
urday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ezra Engle Glen Mills, Pa.
Mrs. Barr was the widow of Eli J.
Barr, The following children sur-
vive: Christian E., Lancaster; Mrs.
Elizabeth Hepp, Lititz; Mrs. Anna
Lutz, New York City; Mrs. Viola
Engle, Glen Mills; Mrs. Mary Brink-
ley, Cobb, California; Mrs. Martha
Greengrass, Trenton, N. J; Mrs.
Sue Richards, Moylan, Pa., and
Thaddeus S., Folcroft, Pa, Thirty-
one grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren also survive. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
at Lancaster with
Mellinger’s cemetery,
Harry G. Stoler
Harry G. “Sheeney” Stoler, a
native and almost life long resident
of this place, died in the hospital

west,
The body was brought here and
the funeral held from the under-
| taking parlors of Mr. H. C. Brun-
(ner, Monday afternoon, with inter-
John W. Barto
John W. Barto, aged 67
years,
Jeremiah, of Mount Joy; Jonas, of
Tuesday afternoon with further
public services in Manheim Menno-
interment in
resident of Marietta during his en-
lumber business but in later years
was employed by the Marietta Hol-
loware Enamel Company. He is
survived by his wife, who before
marriage was Miss May Grier, of
Columbia; three children, Gertrude,
wife of Earl Warner, Philadelphia;
Anna, wife of William Blacksmith,
of Camp Hill; and Josephine, wife
of W. H. Paxson, of Glenolden; and
one brother, H. Lincoln, Los Angel-
es, Cal. He was a member of Col-
umbia Assembly No. 20, A, 0. M.
P., and of Pioneer Fire
Marietta.
Marietta cemetery.
| Mrs.
Mrs. Sarah Ginder, aged 87, died
Lizzie Brandt,
after an illness of six
complication of diseases.
weeks of al
She was |
and Henry, Elizabethtown R. D. 2.
Thirty-nine grandchildren, 60 great |
grandchildren and a brother, Jacob |
Eby, of Reading also survive. Ser-|
vices will be held at the home of
Chiques church, at 2 o’clock.
ial will be made
Bur-
in the adjoining

{one years ago he moved to Rheems
| where he conducted the business
sides his wife, Annie, he leaves two
sons, Morris, of Rheems, and Willis,
of this place, and four daughters ag
| .
Funeral services were held Sat- | R., Brunnerville; Elias R., of Bare-
urday afternoon with burial in the ville; Ada, wife’ of Menno Stoner,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. of Jacob Shenk,
Tree cemetery,

Mrs. Barbara A. Hess
Mrs. Barbara Ann Hess, widow
of Aaron Hess, died on Thursday
morning at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs.. Jacob Shenk, of Sporting
Hill, with whom she had made her
home for the last four years. She
was aged 75 years and death was
due to complications. She was a
member of Old Mennonite church.
She is survived by the following

Company, Sons and daughters: Amanda, wife
j of Isaac Witmer, of Lititz; Milton
of Lexington; Mrs. Mary Douple,
Neffsville; Lizzie, wife of Samuel
Sarah Ginder |Lindemuth, Mount Joy; Aaron R.,
New Holland; Barbara Ann, wife
of Sporting Hill,
Monday morning, and Wayne R., of Rothsville.
These brothers and sister also

LANDISVILLE
Mrs. Fred Joost returned to her
home from the General hospital at

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver and
children visited M. L. Weaver and
A spelling bee was held Saturday
ley, Richard Godschall, Helen Nor-
ton, Aaron Hostetter, Martha Hos-
late home at Rheems Thursday at

man’s Mennonite church. Burial] tire life, a son of the late Mr. and [9:30 A. M., and at 10:00 o’clock EE
. was made in the adjoining ceme-| pips. Henry S. Musser. For a num-|in the Brethren church at Rheems. Boge igi
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. ; 3 survive: Abner and Levi Risser, of °
Mrs. Lavina Douthit, wife of | 2¢ Qy tas Jie born May 25, 1840, a daughter of Brunnerville; Elias Risser, of Leb- ever placed on an automobile with
Martin Douthit, died at her home |, = complication of diseases, | the late Peter and Katie Zug Eby, anon, and Mrs. David Nissley, of
Friday at Elizabethtown. She WAS | ye censed, when a resident here, and was a member of the Brethren Lancaster Junction. ®
71 years of age. Besides her hus-| engaged in the butchering busi. church. The following children | The funeral services were held on 0 isher !
band these children survive: Mrs. | ess for many years. He was a|Survive: Mrs. Henry Becker, Land- Sunday at the home of the daugh- ®
Harry Shank, Elizabethtown; Mrs. | of Mount Joy Lodge No. Svat ss. le Obey ter with whom she lived, with fur-
a ey (277 10 OF ot oh glues, (Um Lie Sn on a ns Meo The coacH automobiles are Body by Fisher. Long, lowand
Jacob ors, 3g in Is Prion York and |ville; Mrs. Elam Showers, White church, northeast of Lititz. Burial b ven, the emblem “Body racy... finished in genuine
Ra an Yo Hel From two sons, Christ amd Myrl, in the|Oak; John, of Manheim R. D, 4,|Was made in the Hess cemetery. y Fisher” is recognized as a Duco. . . and with its body
built of selected hardwood
and steel —it offers all those
qualities of beauty, comfort
and safety that are character.
p. {ment in the Mount Joy cemetery. |her daughter, Mrs, Samuel Eshle- Lancaster, where whe The sensational success of the 18tic of cars costing hundreds
Rev. I. Howard Kern, S. T. D., man, Mastersonville, Friday after- treatment The 4-Dooe *675 Bigger and Better Chevrolet of dollars more!
died very suddenly at Mahanoy noon at 1:30 o'clock, and in the : Sedan .
Come in today and inspect
the Bigger and Better Chev
i i lied at his home at Manheim, on|.ometery daughter, Esther, of Donerville, on The imperial $ vantages of Fisher i
The funeral was held in that city die ie he i in cemetery, Wednesday event 715 8 1s: styling and rolet. Note the advanced ene
Monday afternoon. The body was | Friday night after an illn ] g. craftsmanship within the gineering in every unit. Go for
néay to Mohnton, Berks Co.,| week of a complication of diseases. John G. Enterline Misses Mary Lintner, Frances Quiliey Truck $495 reach of bod dri di
then saben funeral Services were | He was a member of the Mennonite] John G. Enterline, one of the |Fulmer, Emma Herzog, employes of ( ais On Yo very Ys a drive an earn the
where further terment being made [church and served as road super-|best known residents of this section |the Bell Telephone Company, at ELC) everywhere! full meaning of Chev.
held Tacsday in sips visor in the borough of Manheim |died at his home at Rheems at 6:25 Lancaster, spent Monday evening All prices {. a. bn Consider; tori rolet performance.
“in the Allegheny c : for a number of years. Besides|Sunday morning, death resulting |with Mrs. John Swarr. Learn, liketensofthou-
K as very well known 3 a ; Ch Im,
Rev. Kern w former pastor of |his wife, the following brothers and |from a complication of diseases, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Herr and Check Chevrolet the Chevrolet Coach sands of others have,
heel, as he was a ne sisters survive: Mrs. Frank Kray-|aged 66 years Deceased was en- children, of Petersburg, and Mr. Delivered Prices —which carries the thathere isthe world’s
Lutheran church. : m: He Ih gaged in the coach making business |and Mrs. J. Sh z 5 : .
bill, Maytown; Harry and William, |* : Shrury and son, Charles They include the lows lowest price ever most lu 1
. of Manheim; Mrs. Clayton Rohrer, Mt. Joy township, between | of Lancaster, spent Sunday with gsthatdling and fuses laced on a car with iced Re
Johf. a Ca cl om 81 years, |Penn township; Martin, of Elm; | Rheems and Milton Grove. Thirty- |My. ang Mrs. Addison Miller. yy hugs p Priced ay
oh in ?
: Sporting Hill; David and Mrs. Si-| © . evening in the local High school. °
moar f Lancaster Junction, ater un | 0x Raph, Services 1 8, years ago when he wan 1 the local Reinoehl Chevrolet C
from infirm-| mon Nissley, of apho. Servic 8 | his & is Zé winners were: Anna Mary Vv 0 ce 0
9f several days He was | were held privately at the home on! reo ded by his son Marris. Be Herr, Martha Hostetter, Leroy Niss- :
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
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LD ley Cassel. One daugh-|nite church. Burial was made in Naomi, wife of Elmer Hoo-|fetter, Carolyn Greider, Aaron A
3: Kauffman of Land-| Fairview cemetery. ver, of Rheems; Edna, wife of John |Denlinger, Henry Eebersole, Alta| ELMER STRICKLER P. FRANCK SCHOCK JOHN LIBHART
and Fle and a son, John K., of near H. Hollinger, north of Mt. Joy; Hollinger and Aaron Hostetter. on
Four E. Stanton Musser Annie, wife of Dorcy Butterbaugh, Those in charge were: Mrs, H.

r in the ‘er Junction, survive.
phia, four great grand-
The raand one brother, Joseph,
E. Stanton Musser, 65, of Mariet-
ta, died suddenly Wednesday after-
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at home, and Mary, wife of David
Miller, north of town.

Herr, Mr. Brubaker and Mr. Greid-
er. A splendid program was given,

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