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BENJ. GROFF WARREN GREENAWALT
AL STUMPF
up-to-date dairy plants to be found.
CLEAN, PURE, FRESH MILK and CREAM DAILY |
Not only milk and cream but other dairy products, espe-
cially butter.
We wish to inform the public that we have leased a
Central House, Mount
Joy, where we have installed one of the most modern and
Included in the
Good, not only for the baby, but grownups, too.
yw #2: pasteurized milk and cream, at very economical prices.
We suggest that you give our products a trial and we
one of our customers.
Fresh
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
A MODERN DAIRY
AT MOUNT JOY
machinery is a filter, pasteurizing machine, etc.
We will receive our supply from some of the best
dairy herds in the vicinity of Mount Joy and will serve
These vital food necessities are obtainable here in a B®
pure, fresh, sanitary condition, good for everyone and ex-
cellent for invalids and children.
Guard Against Inferior Unsanitary Dairy Products
Be Safe By Patronizing Our Dairy
DO000
MARTIN BROS. DAIRY
Our Products are Sold by the following dealers:
H. B. GREENAWALT
AL. STRICKLER’S
JNO. BOOTH
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JOHN ZERPHY
ROBERT KAUFFMAN
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
KESSLER’S STORE D. B. BRUBAKER
ROY MOOSE, FLORIN +
FRANK ZEAGER
/
6th, 1928
OUR SALE REGISTER
Wednesday evening, Sept. 5—
business near
Picked From Our |
| At their place of
i. 1 | Mount Joy, big community sale
Weekly Card Basket C. S. Frank & Bro. {
Thursday, Sept. 6th—On the
| premises on the road leading from
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lieberher and | Silver Springs to Landigville in vw.
son, Robert, spent Monday at An- | Hempfield township, one mile
chor with Mr. Harry Kegel. | north of Silver Spring, two choice
Mr. and Mrs. F. Brosey, of near | lime stone farms, one 87 acres and
Strickler’s Church spent Saturday |one 72 acres by Phares B. and
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lieberher. B. Nolt, executors of Chris
Mr. Clarence Greenawalt, of | tian N. Nolt, deceased.
Chester, :prent a few days with his Saturday, Sept. 8—On the premis-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.K. Greena- | es in Florin, real estate by Charles
walt. | L. Lawrence. Vogle, auct. See ad-
Mrs. Wilbert Baker and daugh- | vertisement.
ter, Louise, were guests of Mr and |, Saturday, Sept. 8—On the prem-
Mrs. Augustus Coble, at Elizabeth in the village of Landisville,
town Sunday. | real Estate by the Heirs of Mary
| Miller decease ankins
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Sumpman | or Seared Reskins, Se le.
returned to their home on Donegal | jn Office at 7:30
Springs Road after summering attate by the executors of Mary
Mount Gretna. { Shrite, deceased, C. S. Frank, auct.
Miss Jeanne Brandt returned| Monday, Sept. 10th—On the pre-
home Sunday after spending sev- mises at the late residence of Mary
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. | Shrite, deceased, household goods
Meyre, at Lancaster. | by the executors of Mary Shrite,
Mi and Mre. F. Brosey and fam. | deceased. Sale at 1:30 C. S. Frank,
ilv, of near Strickler’s Church spent jase doi:
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James |._ uesday, Sept. 11—On the prem-
Hostetter near Stern's Claret. |ises in Rapho twp. 3 1-2 miles east
: {of Mt. Joy the road leading from
Mrs, James Shoop, Miss Iva Mt. Joy to Manheim, a tract of 115
Shoop, of this place, and Mr. Clin- acres with dwelling, by Reuben E.
ton Campbell, of Wayne, visited | Nissley, Frank, auct.
friends in Harrisburg on Sunday. | Wednesday, Sept.
(From Page One)
12—On the
Mrs. J. B. Hipple and her two | premises along the road leading
daughters and granddaughter, of [from Rheems to Risser’s Mill, 13%
Kansas City, Kan., who are here on | miles from the former, a fine
excellent
W. New-
a visit, have returned from Phila- | farm of 102 acres with
delphia and Atlantic City. . | buildings by Mr. John
Mr. Ralph McDonald, of Merch- | comer. Frank, auct.
antville, N. J., spent some time | Saturday, Sept. 15—At 7:30 P.
here with his cousin, Mrs. Irene |M., at the Bulletin Office, Mt. Joy,
Lieberher and his mother, Mrs. | real estate by Wilhelm Walters,
Lucy McDonald. |C. S. Frank, auct.
Mr. and Mrs. - Frank Kramer Saturday; Det, S=4 =m of 111
grandchildren, Kenneth and Robert acres l-z mile west 0 ontana, in
and son, Oscar and wife, and | Lebanon Co., by E. E. McCurdy, at-
Fri tars : oq | torney for the estate.
of Dixon, Ill, are visiting relatives | Saturday, Oct. 6—On the premis-
and friends here. les near Mt. Joyat 1:30 P.M, 6
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkhart | acres of land with semi-bungalow,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Farrington | poultry houses, ete, by Martin
and daughter Elizabeth, of Perth |[ongenecker. Frank, auct.
Amboy, N. J., spent from Saturday Saturday, Sept. 22—On the
30, ¥oniey here with relatives and premises on Columbia Ave., Mount
: rh Joy. real estate by Mr. Milton
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gingrich and Schwanger,
granddaughter, Jeanne Brandt, | 2
Miss Fannie Shank and Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Meyre motored to Hom-
estown, York county, on Sunday BRI TH
where they visited Prof. and Mrs. NC BMAN
D. V. Shank. ; CITY SHOE
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gillums 9 REPAIRING CO,
HOW ARE YOUR SHOES?
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Foreman
enjoyed an extensive three-day trip
to vingwi, the omen) Ayfomobile Insurance
Caverns, snake and tame rabbit o Xu
1. d th ints of In
Jerms 20 many other points o ire he surance
: wh
eh To aaa? Call 0. K.
Mrs. Christ Walters, left on Mon-
day for Huntingden, where she will 0. K. SNYDER
spend several days before going te Co
Mount Joy, Pa.
her home in Detreit, Mich. She
was accompanied by her father,
o'clock real es-|
Rules Covering
Seedling Demand
NEW LAW PERMITS CHARGE
FOR PACKING, DELIVERY TO
OFFICE AND MAY NOT
BE SOLD
Conditions governing the distri-
bution of forest tree seedlings and
transplants were announced today
by the Department of Forests and
Waters. The conditions imposed
are in accord with the act passed
at the last session of the General
Assembly which permits sale at a
price to cover the cost of packing
and delivery to the post office or
texpress office at the nursery. The
rate charged is $2.00 a thousand
ifor seedlings and $5.00 for trans-
plants.
| Three other conditions stressed by
the Department are as follows:
1. The trees must be planted in
Pennsylvania for wood production
or watershed protection.
2. The trees must not be offer-
ed for sale or sold or removed from
the land until they are large enough
for use as wood products. The act
provides that if they are sold for
ornamental purposes the applicant
shall be liable to a penalty of three
times the value of the trees sold.
3. The planter
trees as far as possible
grazing and trespassing.
The trees must be planted in ac-
cordance with the most practical
modern methods. Complete planting
instructions will be supplied by the
Department of Forests and Waters.
from fire,
Permit Thinning
The minimum shipment will con-
sist of 1000 trees, and the minimum
of any one kind will be 500 trees.
This will enable forest tree planters
to set out as small a tract as three-
fifths of an acre by planting two
kinds of trees in a mixture 5 by 5
feet apart, and a full acre if the
trees are spaced 6 by 6 feet apart.
The department cannot
trees to individuals for wind breaks,
hedges, table trees, potted trees, or
any other ornamental
bution are grown
estration and are not suitable in
size and form for other purposes.
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MARKETS
i Wheat, per bushel ......... $1.25
Corn, per bushel ......... . $115
Eggs, per dozen .......... .36-.38
Butter, per 1b. 40
Yard, per Wo, 14
ree Al A An
Improve Fruit Trees
One of the important methods
used to improve fruit trees is call-
ed budding. This is the time of the
year when the work should should
be done.
Gilberteville — Concrete being
poured on road project from this
place to Layfield.
31st Reunion of
Diffenderfer Clan
(From Page One)
children, Elizabeth, Willis and Les-
ter, of Talmage; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Groff and son, Paul, of Lititz; Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Shearer and child-
ren, Ruth, Mary and Dorothy, of
Rheems; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eb-
ersole and son, Melvin, Naomi and
Lena Martin, of Bareville; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Ebersole and children,
Ralph, Vera and Galen, of White
Oak; Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Eber-
sole, of Lancaster; Mrs. Emma
! Petticoffer and children, John and
| Sarah, of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs.
{ Chester Petticoffer and son, David,
of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. John
Young and son, Gerald, of Wash-
ingtonboro; Mrs. Ella Diehm and
children, Howard and Junior, of
Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Diehm and daughter, Virginia, of
Lancaster; Rev. and Mrs.
Ebersole and children, Irvin and
will protect the :
supply |,
planting. ;
Trees that are available for distri-
solely for refor- |
! Alma, of Lancaster; Mrs. Ella Ir-
{ win, of Conestoga Center; Charles
i Spoe, of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs.
| Earl Miller and son, Raver J., of
Mt. Joy; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rice
and children, Hubert, Jr.,, and Dor-
| is, of Mt. Joy; Miss Agnes Wittel,
lof Mt. Joy; Mr. and Mrs, John D.
| Wittel and children, Amanda, Vir-
i gie, Elizabeth, and Ralph, of Flor-
rin; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus D. Wittel
and children, Nora, Ray and Lorei-
da, of Mt. Joy; Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey D. Wittel, of Milton Grove;
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Felker
and daughter, Lillian, of Mt. Joy;
Mr. and Mrs. Christ D. Wittel and
of Elizabethtown; Mr. and Mrs.
children, J. Merle and Lauretta D.,
Christ S. Geib, of Mt. Joy; J. Her-
bert Tyndall, of Mt. Joy; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Miller and children, Jay,
Robert, and Kenneth, of Manheim;
Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Brubaker, of
Manheim,
HERE'S THE PLACE
TO BUY THEM
Ladies’ and Gents’
| Selid Gold and Filled
| Wrist 8 Pocket Watches
Any Make and Style
Also All Kinds of Clocks
All Fully Guaranteed
Repair All Kinds SPEEDOMETERS
TIME SWITCH CLOCKS For Sale
To be Used on Poultry Houses
No Better Prices Anywhere
All Kinde Repairing
WILLIAM RAHN
44 E. Main St., Mount Joy
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ALLOWANCE FOR
YourOld Tires
Cvery Firestone and Oldfield Tire Sold During This
Sale Cuzranteed for Life Against Any and All Defects
Firestone
RADE in your old worn tires for a new
set. We will give you liberal allowance on
all unused mileages in your old tires. Fire-
stone Gum-Dipped Tires hold all World reec-
ords for speed, safety, endurance and econ-
omy. You cannot buy better tires anywhere at
any price, and look at the low prices we are
offering during this sale. Do not delay trad-
ing in your tires today and get a new set for
Fall and Winter driving.
80x34 Reg. $7.95 35x5 29.15
80x31 Ex. Size... 9.05 4.40/21 ......... 30:07
30x34 SS. —... 11.40
81x4 14.25 4.75/20 .............. .. 12.55
32x4 15.13 4.75/21 13.05
33x84 iio 1590 5.00/20 ............... 13.45
32x44 vii 19.95 5.00/21 ............. 14.00
833x414 20.75 5.25/20 ......... 15:65
~ i 21.45 6.00/20 .............. 18.90
83x85 vem 27.15
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
6.00/21 19.50
DFIELD TIRES
\ The highest grade standard tire that can be pur-
4 chased anywhere and at prices that are ridiculously
low. We are offering these great values and prices
duriag this wonderful Trade-In Tire Sale. Remember,
every tire sold is guaranieed for life against any and
all defects. .
30x31 Reg. .........$6.05 33x5 22.15
30x315 Ex. Size... 6.75 29%4.40 .............. 7.35
30x34 oS. .. 7.50 30x4.50 ... WR
29x4:%5 ..... - 9.50
30x5.00 .... vee 10.95
30x5 Truck .......... 19.95
32x6 Truck ......... 30.10
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