AGE EIGHT
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO.. PA.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th,

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(Classified Column
FOR RENT-—Garage. Apply 166
New Haven St, Mt. Joy. may9-1t
FOR RENT—The dwelling of the
former Dearbeck property. Apply
Dr. W. R. Heilig, Mount Joy, Pa.
may2-tf |
CHOICE POTATOES FOR SALE
Apply to Mark Breneman, Route 2,
Manheim, ‘ may9-2t
LOT OF STRAW FOR SALE—
Call 5R5 Mt, Joy Exchange.
may9-2t

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FOR _SALE— Ome

Amos W.
Baled, Mixed. Apply to
may9-2t
Mummau, R 1, Mt. Joy. 1

Sipe,
Senior,
ur Sprecher,
Brass Bed, VeV Hawthorne,
(From
Broad
ay Barnhart;
Pole
eib.
Sophomore;
Jump—17 ft.
Seniors Victors
In Mt. Joy Meet
Page One)
Nelson
Russel Halbleib.
Vault—9 ft.
comen, James Beamenderfer,
vey Hawthorne.
Running High Jump—>5 ft. Arth-
Russel Halbleib, Har-
more—Light, Sipe, Sprecher, Halb-
Jay Barnhart,
5 1-2
Newcomer,
Nelson New-
2
in.
Har-
i look it 100 Yard Dash-—11 sec. Robert
Will sell cheap. all and dost BH So Charles Kraybill, Oliver
Longenecker.
220 Yard Dash—27 sec. Robert
SPENCER CORSETS Schrol, Charles Kraybili, Oliver
Qe create & design especially for you Longenecken,
MRS. C. M. BARD 1 Mile Relay—4 min. 17 sec.
202 W. Vine St.,, LANCASTER, PA. | genior—Becker, Hess Barnhart,
Jan-25-3 mos | gop], Junior — Longenecker, 3
HAY AND STRAW FOR SALE— Newcomer, Swarr, Kraybill. Sopho- ?
FOR SALE—Red Cross Tribune
Range, apply Mrs. Harry Kegel
Elizabethtown, Carsonian Tea Room:
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FOR SALE CHEAP, NEW LO-
CUST POSTS, mortised
High School Events
Base Ball Throw—142 ft. 5 in.—
Carsena Engle; Ethel Moore; Anna
| Weber.
Basket Ball Throw-—54 ft. 8in.—
wire and: Helen Rhorer, Ethel
end posts. Phone to J. Arthur Moy- | Weber.
er or Levi M. Kopp, Mount Joy.

coach, high
FOR SALE—Baby
Also Oak
class, good condition.
Bed Davenport, full size,
covering. Price very reasonable. |
Apply Mrs. Warta. may9-1t!
FOR SALE—A Good Six Year |

Old Horse and a 24-disc, Disc Har- | walters, Schroll.

row. A. H. Zercher, Mt. Joy.
may9-1t |
NOTICE—Five percent discount |
on County and
paid on or before
Jas. T. Metzler.
VEGETABLE PLANTS
kinds at very reasonable prices.
Al good hardy stock. Also cut
and potted Flowers. Zerphey’'s Green
House, Mt. Joy. apr4-tf |
WOOD FOR SALE — 1 have a
lot of wood sawed stove length
whieh I sell reasonable at all times. |
J. W. Kreider.
Mount Joy.
Personal Tax if |
June 1, 1928.
may9-1t
of

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Flowers for Mother's Day
ering annuals, which are so
bothersome, when you
choice perinnal plants which never
freeze. We have a full line o3
plants. Let us help choose your
wants. Also pansy plants for sale.
er’s. may2-2t

Estate of Mary E. I
late of Mount Joy Township, Coun-
ty of Lancaster, Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on said’
granted to the
estate having been
indebted
undersigned. all persons
thereto are requested
-mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed.
HARRY F. BROOKS, JR.
Adminstrator
R. D. No. 1, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Wm. M. Hollowbush, Atty. apr11-6t

EXECUTOR’S
Estate of Clarence
of Mt. Joy, Lancaster County, Pa.,
deceased.
Letters testamentary in the above
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto, are requested to make im-
mediate payments, and those having
claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, re-
NOTICE
siding at No. 12 East Main St., Mt. |
Joy, Pa. MARY E. KERN,
Executrix
Wm. M. Hollowbush, Atty. may9-6t

PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the depositing of Ashes and
Rubbish on the streets and al-
leys of the boro, (aside from
the days designated by Coun-
cil)
Violators of this
is positively forbidden.
boro ordin-
ance will be dealt with ac-
cording to law.
H.
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H. ENGLE, |
may Burgess.

OF PROCEEDINGS TO
NOTICE
LIEN OF MORT-|
DISCHARGE
GAGE GIVEN BY SYLVESTER
DEARBECK AND WIFE
SADIE RICHEY.
TO
HEIRS AND LEGAL RF-
SADIE
TO THE
PRESENTATIVES OF
RICHEY:
Notice is hereby given that on
April 21st, 1928, a petition was
presented to thé Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster County praying
that the mortgage for Nine Hun-
dred and Thirty Dollars ($930.00)
given by Sylvester Dearbeck and
wife to Sadie Richey, recorded on
April 3rd, 1891, in the Recorder's
Office at Lancaster, Pa., in Mort-
gage Book No. 59, Page 248, be
satisfied. released, extinguished and
discharged so far as it may now be
a lien upon the lot of ground situ-
ated in the Borough of Mt. Joy,
owned by Trinity Evangelical Luth-
eran Church of Mount Joy, the pe-
titioner, and described as follows:—
ALL THAT CERTAIN piece,
parcel or part of a lot of ground
with a frame dwelling house and
other improvements thereon erect-
ed. said piece of ground being situ-
ate on the north side of West Main
Street in the Borough of Mount
Joy aforesaid, bounded and de-
seribed as follows, to wit: —
BEGINNING on said Main Street
on the line of other land of the
Grantee herein thence westerly

Telephone 142R21 |
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RUHL the Florist, formerly Zerch- |
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE |
Linthurst. |
to make im- |
B. Kern, late |
‘Road We Must All
Standing
Ethel Moore,
Standing High Jump—3 ft. 6 in.
leather | —Anna Winters, Ethel Moore, Es-
ther Barnhart.
Engle, Buller,
Junior High School Events
Pole Vault—7
Paul Hostetter,
baum,
renkamp.
{ 75 Yard Dash—9 1-2 see. Lester
| Mumma, Martin Rutherford,
Rhinehart.
Standing Broad
3-4 in. John Schroll, Martin Ruther-
Broad!
may9-1t in.—Jane Fackler,
Girls
Helen
1-2 Mile Relay—2 min. 26 sec.
| Freshmen— Fauby, Baker, Zink,
Barnhart. Juniors—Erb, Wagner,

Moore.
Boys
ft. John
Ha
Jump-
ford, Lester Mumma,
Running High Jump—4 ft. 6 in.
Lester Mumma, John Schroll, Will-
iam Brian.
1-2 Mile
can get |
6 Yard
Derr, Evelyn
inger.
Base
Rice,
Heilig.
Ball
Helen
Basket Ball
Rice, Elizabet
inger.
Standing H
Louise Garlin, Helen Dillinger,
Ruth Bishop. 7.
Standing Broad Jump-—6 ft, 10
1-2 in. Louise Garlin, Mary Rice,
Charlotte Hertzler.
{| Official—Field Events—Mr. Hag-
| enberger, Mr. Sauders. Track Ev-
{ ents—Mr. Sharr, Mr. Bennett. Pole
1 Vault and High Jump—Mr. Sho-
{ walter, Broad Standing
i Mr. Lee Ellis. Field Judges—Mr. |
| Nitrauer, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Hos-
tetter.
el
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Travel Sometime
{ Frances Hel
| sisters,
also survive
Wednesday,
at the Home
band, is

Burial
town.
between the
of W. B. Det
therewith,
the
oven; thence
You are ac
appear in the
Pleas of

» the north side of said Main

Relay
8th Grade—Secvears, Barto,
at erford, Mumma.
reasonable prices. Why plant flow-'renkamp, Schneider, Schroll, Myers.
Junior High School Events
Dash-—10
week's illness.
survived by
Church of the Brethren,
Conewago cemetery.
middle of said partition
by continuation in a
Grantee herein
Lancaster,

2 min.
Girls
sec.
Smeltzer,
Throw—117
Dillinger,
Throw—49
h Heilig,
igh Jump-—3
(From Page One)
t, of Manhe
Mrs. Henry Herr and Mrs.
Milton Nauman,
Moses and Eli Wenger, of Manheim,
. Services w
this afternoon.
ley’s cemetery.
and two
Interment
Mrs. Aaron Hoffer
from a stroke, after a
She was stewardess
and besides
was made
to the middle of the partition
portions of
wiler; thence by el
wall and
straight line
and in a parallel line
with the west side of other land of
sixty-nine feet,
more or less, to the northwest cor-
ner of the bake-oven; thence
erly at a right angle, five
the northeast corner of said bake-
northerly at
angle eight feet and nine inches to
southerly along the west side of the
same to the place of BEGINNING.
required to
cordingly
Court of
Moore,
Jump—6£t.3-4
Seniors—Fackler,
7th Grade—Dar-
Helen Dill-
Helen Dill-

three daugh-
ters, as follows: Mrs. John Buffen-
moyer, Witmer; Mrs. Harry Gerber,
Falmouth, and Mrs. Earl Eshleman,
of ,Deodate, Pa. Also these brothers
and sisters: Daniel Witmer, Andrew
Elizabeth-
Pennsylvania,
on Monday, June 4th, 1928, at ten
o’clock a. m. to answer the said pe-
tition and show cause why a decree
should not be made forever releas-
ing and discharging the above de-
scribed premises from the lien
said mortgage above set forth.
PHILIP P. DATTISMAN,
William C, Rehm,
Wm. M. Hollowbush, Attys.
forty-five feet, six inches,
Anna
Rhorer,
Fellen-
rry Dar-
John
—7 ft. 4
5 sec.—
Ruth-
Beatrice
ft. Mary
Elizabeth
ft. Mary
ft. 3 in.

Jump— | ious, deleterious, poisonous and obnoxious
im, Two
brothers,
ere held
in Hern-
her hus-
the
in
wall

east-
feet to
a right
Common

of
Sheriff.

apr25-4t auto.
certain conveyances
dated December 11, 1926,
Office at Lancaster, Pa.,
ed in the Recorder’s
30th, 1920,
4.
J.
its property ‘in the Borough of Mount Joy,
hole to carry
which said dye water was injurious,
and obnoxious.
6.
sink and emptying into said sink the dye water from its Cot-
water, which was injurious,
percolated
ton Mill the said
poisonous
springs of
springs, which had theretofore been pure
was polluted and defiled,
ious, dangerous and unfit for domestic use.
100 feet of the
tributary, and said waters of
the dyes from the Cotton Mill of the Defendant flows into
said public stream or tributary and contaminates the water of
The water of said
sparkling, is now impure and black in color.
8.
(1)
named Defendant,
each of them, be
emptying dye water into said sink on their premises, in the
Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa.,
final hearing the said Defendant, their servants, agents, em-
ployees and each of them, may be
Local Doings
ville,
Bill In Equity Against |
George Brown’s Sons
(From Page One)
That title to the said land vested
from J. Lehman Swarr, Jr.,
and
and recorded in the Recorder’s
Deed Book H, Volume 28 at Page 580.
That George Brown's So
corporation, incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvania,
whose Charter is dated January 30th, 1919, and was record-
Office at Lancaster, Pa.,
in Charter Book No. 4 at Page 456: that said
George Brown’s Sons, Inc., is doing business in the Borough of
Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, and was at and before the time of
the trespass hereinafter alleged, and now is the owner of a
certain cotton mill, and tract of land, upon which the same
is erected, which land and cotton mill is situated on Main
Street, in the Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, adjoining lands of your Orator.
That on said tract of land owned by your Orator there
are four excellent springs of pure, wholesome water, which
for a period of over fifty years have been used by the owners
and the inhabitants close by, as
mestic purposes; that the main
said tract of ground is the source of supply of water for your
Orator and his family needs; that to protect said spring your
Orator constructed four concrete walls; 16 feet long, 12 feet
wide and four feet high, and from said spring he and his fam-
ily and neighbors prior to March 26th, 1928, obtained pure,
wholesome water for domestic and drinking purposes,
your Orator has no other source of supply of water for do-
mestic or drinking purposes.
That the defendant on or about March 26th, 1928, on
off the dye wat
That by reason of the
and obnoxious
the Plaintiff whe
That said springs of th
said public stream or tributary by discoloration
springs, Ww
Wherefore, your Orator
Defendant has polluted the water of his
ing them unfit and dangerous for domestic use, and depriv-
ing him of their use, whereby irreparable injury is done, and
your Orator is without relief and prays: —
That the said George
enjoined
Mrs. Elizabeth W, Hoffer, 60, aforesaid.
| wife of Aaron Hoffer, died at the
Home of the Brethren, Neffsville, (2) That the Defendant above
directed to fill up said sink and to repair and
said springs of your Orator to their original condition.
(3)
able Court may seem equitable and proper.
That such other and f
The above case will be heard in Court at the June session.
The plaintiff, Mr. Schroll, had contemplated filing an in-
This would have closed the plant and thrown the
Witmer, both of Oklahoma; Mrs,
Andrew Metzgar, of Los Angeles, Didn’t C
California, and Mrs. George Brene-
man, of Elizabethtown. Funeral
was held Sunday afternoon in the (junction.
Neffsville Home and later in the
employes out of work for a month or six weeks.
much consideration for those employed by this firm, the in-
junction was not filed.
ing three days a week for some time (except the last two
weeks) will be able to continue until the court’s decision in
the matter.
The ¢
Around Florin
(From Page One)
the northwest corner of the wash
house; thence easterly at a right| Mrs. Clayton Stehman of Read-| Mr. John Snyder, who now owns
angle along the north side of the|ing, spent a few days here with her |the former Christian Shatz proper-
same thirteen feet and three inch-{mother, Mrs. Harry Hersh. ty east of town, has raised the
es 10 fe gornes of thel My and Mrs. Shoop, of Hills-|building and will move it back
ie A Re Mans dale, spent Sunday here with Mr, |from the highway. This will be a
heim Street: thence northeasterly and Mrs. George A. Geyer. [reas iniprovement.
along the same to the line of other| Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Easton | Mr. and Mrs. Melhorn entertained
land of the Grantee herein; thence|spent Sunday at Lancaster with | at their home on Sunday: Mr. and
Paul Connelly and family.
The Misses Ebersole,
spent Sunday here with their
brother Norman Ebersole.
Mrs. Ed Steigerwald, of Paoli, is
spending a few days here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geyer,
Mrs.
Flaine, of Columbia,
day here with Mrs. Albert Fike,
Mr.
from Saturday to Monday
Yan, N. Y., making the trip by | dom provide the same privilege for
of Landis-
Smith and daughter,
spent yester-
Leo
A. Peris spent
at Pen
and family
in Deed Book H, Volume 28 at
Page 557, and by Deed from Eli H. Engle, dated December
8th, 1926, and recorded in the Recorder’s Office at Lancas-
ter, Pa., in Deed Book H, Volume 28 at Page 578;
of Eli H. Engle and Clayton Hoffman, dated December 8th,
1926, and recorded in the Recorder’s Office at Lancaster, Pa.,
in Deed Book H, Volume 28, at Page 579,
John E. Longenecker and wife, dated December 11th, 1926,
and rendered
Little Chickies Creek,
their servants, agents,
* * * * *
. {all of York county; Mr. Oscar Ras-
in your Orator by
and wife,
recorded in the Recorder’s
by Deed
and by Deed of
Office at Lancaster, Pa., in
ns, Inc., the Defendant, is a
on December
a source of supply for do-
spring at the residence on
and
dug a sink or
er after its use in their Mill,
deleterious, poisonous
said Defendant digging said
deleterious,
into the aforesaid
the water of the said
and wholesome
unhealthful, nox-
reby
e Plaintiff are located within
a public stream or
said springs contaminated by
and injur-
foreign matters.
‘hich formerly was pure and
shown that the said
springs by render-
having
Brown’s Sons, Inc., the above
employees and
from
and that on
perpetually enjoined as
named be ordered and
restore the
urther relief as to your Honor-
lose Plant
Having too
smployes, who were only work-
Mr. Howard Shickley and family
of Glenolden, autoed here Sunday
to visit the family of C. S. Wach-
stetter.
Postmaster A, D., Garber and
family autoed to Philadelphia Sun-
day where they visited his son, Dr.
and Mrs. Dale Garber.
Mrs. Wm, Schlag, Miss Naomi Sch-
lag, Lehman Schlag, and Miss Helen
Landis, Roy Lehman, Miss Flor-
{ence Lehman and Miss Rawhauser,

er, Wawkee, Iowa; Mr. Ira Wolge-
muth, Miss Alice Wolgemuth, Lawn,
Lebanon county, and Miss Grace
| Wolgemuth, of Lancaster.

The trouble about worshiping an-
| cestors is that people who do it sel-
&,
OUR BIGGEST SPECIAL SELLING EVENT

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Our 36 inch Voiles.
Bleached Long Cloth
First Yord ......... 25¢
Second Yard 1¢
Two Yards ...-... 26¢
36 inches Wide
1¢
Ladies’ Cotton Hose
Pirst Pair ............ 25¢
Second Pair ......... 1¢
The Two Pairs ... 26¢
Colors: Grey & Heather
‘Mixed
§
This Week : This Week
musty | BOOTH'S QUALITY MERCHANDISE | muursaay
Friday | p Main & Marietta Sts. MOUNT JOY, PENNA. | oo
Saturday Saturday
Mercerized Sewing Thread Darning Cotton
First Spool .......... B¢ } First Spool ........... 5¢ First i ater De
Second Spool ........ 1¢ § Second Spool ........ 1¢ Second Bar ae ne 1¢ +
Two for... ......... 6¢ Two for. 0. 6¢ Two for oi. 11¢
Dress Voiles Sheeting 1c per Yard Linen Crash
First Yard ......... 30¢ | with each 21% yards Sheet- ! First Yard 20¢
} Second Yard ........ 1€¢ 1 ing, you may buy 1% yd. for § Second Yard ....... . 1¢
Two Yards ....... 31¢
The Two Yards ... 21¢
Ladies’ Mercerized Hose
First Pair .......... 50¢
Second Pair ....... : 1¢
Two Pairs....... . 51¢
Colors: White, Grey, and
Cordovan.

Girls’ Gingham Dresses
First Dress ....... $1.25
Second Dress ....... 1¢
The Two Dresses $1.26
Ladies’ Muslin Gowns
First Gown ....... $1.25
Second Gown ..... 1¢
The Two ...... $1.26
R. M. C. Crochet Cotton
First Spool... ..... . 10¢
Second Spool-......, 1¢
The Two 7... 11¢
2
Ladies’ Gauze Vests
First Vest... 25¢
Second Vest ........ 1¢
wo Vests ....... 26¢
Children’s Rompers
Birst Paily ............ 50¢
Second Pair ........ 1¢
The Two Pairs ... 51¢
Dress Snaps
First Card . 10¢
Second Card ... .... 1¢
The Two Cards 11¢

Tissue Ginghams
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Men’s Overalls

If we cover your floor with
First Yard ......... 50¢ | First Suit .......... 69¢ | First Pair ........ $1.50
% Second Yard ....... 1¢ | ! Pair Garters ...... 1¢ 1 1 Pair Work Hose .. 1¢
Pwo Yards ....... 51¢ The Two ......0. 70¢ The Two ...... $3.31
A 24x54 inch Rug for . 1¢ Men! A pair Garterlets for . 1¢
| A Pair good Suspenders 1¢ With every pair 50c Childs
With every pair Work
ren’s Hose.

AUTO INSURANCE
HEALTH & ACCIDENT
BURGLARY & THEFT

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
0. K. Will Insure You
O. K. SNYDER
Phone 57R4 Mt. Joy
mar28-3mos.

WL CALL 'EM CHEAP

1924 Chevrolet Sedan, repainted.
1926 Chevrolet Coach, fine shape.
1925 4-cyl. Buick Touring, 4-wheel
brakes.
1926 Buick Master Coach $749.82.
1923 Ford Touring $74.91
1924 Overland Ton Truck $162.50

posterity.
ELMER G. STRICKLER »

MAYTOWN’S CHEVROLET HOME
$1.00 HARRISBURG
THE STATE CAPITAL
AND RETURN
SUNDAYS, May 13, June 10
Special Train
Standard Time
Lv. Mt. Joy. ..... 8:50 A. M.
RETURNING
Leave Harrisburg 7.15 P.
M. Middletown 7.27 P. M.,,
Elizabethtown 7.40 P. M. and
Lancaster 8.05 P. M.
Pennsylvania R.R.
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NEW HOUSE CHEAP—I have
a 6-room House along the trolley
at Florin that I want to sell before
April 1st. Has all conveniences and
will sell for only $3,650 for a quick
sale. This is No. 371 in my list.

Linoleum. Trousers.
Wide Ribbons Hard Water Soap Children’s White Coats
Yard .. 2... 39¢ | First Bar .......... + Be Bach ........ 00 $2.50
Second Yard ....... 1¢ | Second Bar ......... 1¢ | 1 Pair Hose ...... 1¢
Pwo Yards ....... 40¢ Two Bars ........ 6¢ The Two $2.51
Ladies’ Gingham Dresses Lace Inserting Ric Rac
Fivet- Dyess ....... $1.50 | First Yard .......... 5¢ First Two Yards ..... 5¢
Second Dress ..... 1¢ Second Yard ........ 1¢ Two More Yards ..... 1¢
Two Dresses ... $1.51 Two Yards ...... 6¢ : Pour Yards 6¢
Ladies’ Waists Ladies’ Silk Hose Richardson’s Floss
Fivst Waist ....... $1.00 | First Pair .......... 50¢ { First Skein .......... 5¢
Second Waist ........ 1¢ § Second Pair ....... « 34 4 Second Skein ........ 1¢
Two Waists $1.01 Two Pairs ........ 5l¢ Two Skeins ........ 6¢
A Blue Handkerchief Lot Ladies’ Belts Dress Ginghams
fon a. i aA ed AL... 0.0. 1¢ Each § First Yard 10¢
With each Hoffman Work With each Pair Bed Room § Second Yard ......... 1¢
Shirt. Slippers. Two Yards for 11¢
Beauty Lustre Yarn A Sponge Ball A Shino Polishing Cloth
First-Ball- .......... 29¢ | For ................ $c For ......0 1¢
Second Ball ........: 1¢ With each Boy’s Shirt or With each 50c Mitten
The Two... 30¢ Blouse. Duster.
Now look over this sale again. Check off your needs. Buy freely. Come often. Expect
many bargains. Let us show you that Booth’s is the place to do your shopping.
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$9.75 Sunday
me we
NEW YORK
Special Through Train Direct
to Penna. Station, 7th Avenue
and 32nd Street.
Leaves Mt. Joy 157 A. M
Returning, leaves New York
Penna. Station, 6.256 "P. M.
Hudson Terminal, 6.20 P. M.
Pennsylvania R.R.
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FINE HOME FOR SALE—If you
desire a fine home on West Denegal
St., Mt. Joy., in first-class condition,
has all conveniences, possession any
time, call or phone 41R2 Mount Joy

Jno. E. Schroll, Realtor, Mt. Joy.
for further particulars. decl4-tf
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