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Misses Jean R. Kraybill and Mary
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WOOD FOR SALE—I have a| Longenecker, students at the West 3 / 9
Jot of cord wood sawed stove length | Chester College, spent the week end © 3 ® 2
which I sell reasonable at all times. { a4 the home of their parents.
7 Kreider Telenhone - . ; :
John W. Kreider. Telephone 142- Fred Phodes and. Sores of cons ®@
R21, Mount Jey. oct8-8t-pds al i 1
creters, are putting down concrete
on mp walks and steps at 3 innle
Try something different. TRY and steps a the J. A. Hippl
RABBIT Grail Fed: Deliciou double house, near Rheems, 5
Fried, Roasted or Stewed. Delivered | 1,000 tons of crushed stone were
lressed Hassinger, 204 Mit, | trucked away from the J. A. Hipyple
ares a. v € | 8 Dl
Joy St. t8-1 | Rheems last. week: to ©
- : | et 1e construction of the ©
LOST—A Diamond fi Ing. | hichway Law: I Mid ©
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Reward for its re t Irs, Geo.)
row fount Jov. Pa | :
H. Brown, Moun y, 1 iQ 1 11 Cool nights he AS Wee caused == == -
. v the tobac ®) ee _JMA Seyi & MEL fn
WANTED. a [HITT TTT i x
WANTED—A in to ) Fo-/| WHO Wer in oppor- arg
k ] t} House | tunity ) I n wed , 2 au
bacco and work by the day. House] y mj : UAL
furnished. Apply to Box 117, I , | fu 0 per cent after the recent
ct8-2t J rain. Thus far no killing frost has,
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get modern cocking and baking benefits— fectly—in a pleasant, cool kitchen!
CABBAGE FOR SAUE! RAUT Rh Cmpany
FOR SALE. J B WER | month 1g last Monday even-'
NER, Phone 132R11, Mount ov. 0 ne members present in |
"| charge of president, J. B. Henry, |
FOR house with [hs Yopune of
conveniences including ) er|! 35 Was A row 8580
heat, at 115 South ‘Market 8t.. Ap- | ciation was organized,
ply Dr. W. R. Heilig, Mt. Jo; J.» ~The tope Sweet Corn Evaporat-
S factory 20S completed
TTT | ga ng 11 last corn for the
NOTICE—Custom Cider : Making 1930 season after being busy for
from Monday A. : to Saturday two weeks receiving some |
IE RE SL R. | real good corn that matured after
SNYDER, Fairview Orchards, | the rain that ended the summer’s
FLORIN, PA. Phone 172R11 Mt. | drought.
Joy Exchange. oct8-dt Miss Alida Greider entertained
,————— | the following people at their sew- The New All-Enamel
WANTED—3 neat, refine WOM- | jp club on Thursday evening at
le gl i her home at Rheems: Misses Clara
he We rrr Large [and Ann Hinkle, Ruth Kaylor and &
earnings. Apply W. P. Offley, Dis- | Anna Winters, of Mt. Joy; Miss a i e — 8 C a2 [11 ad e
trict Manager, 520 Penn A we, | Myrtle Heistand, of Salunga; Miss-
West Reading, Pa. oct pd es Dorothy Overdeer and Fae Hau-
FOR SALE. STOVE WOOD. | ser, of Middletow n. Re freshments
SON 5 > by Sh conse nl and games made it a delightful 9
ret iF, TE i de SEE HOW COOL AND CLEAN COOKING CAN BE!
or $8.00 per cord Jaco |. The attractive house ig : gus e,
G. Baker, Phone dR2, Manheim R., 6 brick structures, crecte by on- ; i :
D. oct8-tf | tractor Jos. Risser, of Elizabeth If you have thought that you must change to an expensive fuel to Enamel Majestic the heat is held inside—you cook and bake per-
See tps REM "town, for Mr. and Mrs. Martin
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For JEN oi or Fore | ¢ ope on vacant to's purchased from level hr
rooms, min Jeane, lights i JIC | Mie. Alida Greider in Bheems, is —the New Majestic Range holds a surprise for you! The New All Enamel Majestic in full colors will be exhibited heve
reasonabpile. a obo lonege S
is equipped
at our store every day next week. It will astonish you with its
to be occu-
sturdiness and convenience. You will see for yourself that it is not
oct1-4t-pd | rearing completion. It
modernly in every type No matter what fuel you use, the same amount of heat is neces-
sary to cook or bake. Cool, clean cooking is not a matter of fuel,

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Washing house- | pied by Mr. and Mrs. Cope and ¢ > i Y
cleaning. Mrs. Abe Welsh, 60 W.| but of the range. When your kitchen is equipped with a New All necessary to change from coal or wood to get the modern advantag
Main St, Mt. Joy, Pa. octl-3t | Charles Ricelorf started to dig es of coolness, cleanliness and colorful beauty.
WANTED—I will buy several BE 9 en Bo Moin palsies ;
Magnolia Trees, almost any size |’ onday mo i go this week v it . . t {
and any color flower. Phone or indications of a 327 or more bush- ajes iC ven ons ruc ion
write Jno. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy. els per acre. Many of the stalks
sep3-tf | are green. Men and women from - ° E o_o
RADIO DOCTOR — Day snd|. ont and Vicinly will follow the A Triumph in Heating fficiency
RAD! RY large and modern digger, picking lee
night service, Any eke Bede We the tubers and putting them into Years of range building experience have enabled the Majestic Com-
are sé = sols % . rel os rade : Your nN « 3
glgraniee Salistac J. Paul | bushel crates, receiving five cents pany to attain unusual perfection in the New All Enamel Range.
Shiffer, E'town, Pa. septl0-4t-pd | per bushel. Complete insulation keeps the heat where it should be—on the in-
Harry Emenheiser, a farmer of side. The heat is held around the oven, where it can do work, while
a ed on pear Rhcenss, is recuperats the outside of the range is left comparatively cool.
West Donegal street, all convenien-|;,, the jpjuries received from the : ; . : :
ces, light, heat, bath, immediate] ,....c t's 1300 1b. bovine in his The solid cooking plate is made of polished metal, with two lids di-
Poet i Moa sium EB | While endeavoring to rectly above fire box. The sanitary shelf, the easy clean-out fea
chro ns aug27-tf | persuade the ferocious animal into tures, the removable doors and stakes, make this the cleanest range :
the stable with a steel manure fork vou have ever seen. The nicety in fitting all doors and other parts
RADIO SERVICE—Equipped to [as his weapon for defense, which he also adds to cleanliness, good cooking and heat-tight efficiency.
ice all makes of Radios. Phone | used rapidly at the head of the ih i : 2 =
TF. McElroy, 179R8, Mt. Joy, Pa. | hull, who continued to plung at his With this fine attention to connstruction qual], you = ou)
feb19-t! | aster until he fell to the d NEXT WEEK ONI Y .xpect the Majestic to be the beautiful range it is. But this Majes- :
nas > > ground. expect the Majestic 10 be be J |
HA Fortunately, the bull was hornless, ic can be had in your choice of four glorious colors antd pure white.
HAULING—Don’t Forget The To- x az aol : . : = a : A OR he oon Din a.
Macao, season is coming: Who is go- { Ws head to roll his victim to- This complete set of DeLuxe Copper Ware, with handsome Nickel In Blue, Apple Green, Gray or Ivory, it blends into any scheme
ing to do your hauling? Don’t for- | ward the barn wall where Mrs. Plated Finish, will be given FREE to every woman who buys a Ma- modern decoration you may choose. It gives you an up-to-date
get me. I. L. Zink, 107 Manheim | Emenheiser Noticed what was tak- jestic during the demonstration—next week only. See this set when kitchen in color—a kitchen that you will be proud to display—one :
8t., Mt. Joy, Pa. nov6-t1 ing Place Roam tote eens you attend the exhibit. wich vou will rejoice to use.
- which attractec e attention 0
FINE FOR SALEM you | the bull giving Mr. Emenheiser an
desire a fine bome on . Donegal | to with
: ter pportunity to escape wi slig a YN |
St., Mh doy, in frei-class injuries about the body. Keller and 0
RTE ag TL So Joy several of his real cowboys from : OA J :
for further particulars. decl4-tt | Mount Joy, were called upon at
TT to Mi, Joy stock yards. where WEEK ONL DON'T FAIL TO COME!
STORE ROOM FOR RENT 5 {mal to Mt, Joy stock yards where = ®
The Sons Store Roum, Joey | his days were numbered. ]
Re AR ig location and | You will want to know what the latest in ranges can offer you. Whether or not you are going to buy a range now, come and see the, New
modern store. Immediate possess- BIG SIX DEFEATED OUR Majestic. There is no obligation whatever. The special demonstration lasts but one week. Make your plans now to visit our store onc day
jon. Long term lease. Apply to J.| I. 0. 0. F BOWLFRS HERE next week and see these new ranges in full porcelain enamel.
E. Schroll, Phone 41R2. San: | PEE
Joy. jly23-tf| Cur local 1. 0. 0. F. bowlirz
W HOUSE CHEAP—I have | team suffered defeat at the hands a #
NEW OUSE C ave | ¢ :ne Big Six cn our local alleys sar
a 6-room House along the trolley at, =." 0 ofr 0471 to 2273 near. | oY
Florin that I want to sell before | */ | ° : a os :
April 1st. Has all conveniences and |} 200 points margin. Tage art, fo ;
will sell for only $3,650 for a quick | the winners, was the high single ® S heh
sale. This is No. 371 in my list | with 195 while Sol Barr was the
Jno. E. Schroll, Realtor, Mt. Joy | trirle leader with 515. Score. U J E
a | Bissix 1st 2nd 3rd TI: 2 Old Market Street MOUNT JOY, PENNA. |
ELECTION N “BE. Taggart 194 ... 19% 339 :
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= Ta } Snyder ..... 154 174 328 b
Notice is hereby given that, | yy Ln 1 :
pursuant t0 a resolution of the Good 55 a9 2 RE
Council of the Borough of Mount |! a Sor ve ! Po
Joy, an election will be held in| = . i Rh ;
said Borough at the regular poll- | Iiihnger 1 SALUNGA 500 oO pl 7 Efe 1
ing places therein for the holding | ¥ | :
of general and municipal elections, | Totals Mr. and Mrs. P. Dallas Weadman 3 ED here and alroad iron :
on Tuesday, November 4, 1930, | Cad Fellows . ls | announce the birth of a daughter on i Can 1 oa the merits of Fliazolyn. kK 3
between the hours of 7 A. M. and |p. 175 160 180 515 | Thursday. > Sw ven Cujoyment
7 P. M. for.the purpose of voting |p. """ 130 177 ... 30% Mr. M. Kauffman and daughter Tee 13 lit roe IE ewes pars CE hs
upon a proposed increase of the | oe 169 119 288 | Marie, spent Sunday afternoon with (From page 1) have published g 3 forSmokers
indebtednes f the Borough by | er: rae : = i . . ‘hris ar Bai idee : as to hand back the full purchase pri-e to ar HR
Inde tee i X 8 lars | Nitrauer 120 165 162 447 |his brother, Christ, near Bainbridge. Meeting House has ac- x Pa i :
the sum of Sixty Thousand Dollars JY ee Sirs 12¢ 153 1 19 123 Mr. Harlan Weadman and family, | cepted the pogition as waitress at ment. Yet, despite this liberal ag clear-cut offer, 3 at of Di e and
($60,000.00). The amount of the | O'Neil ...... 20 0 3 tf near Millersville SDE Q lay | Kinsev's restaur: even two people in ten thousand have asked for the r 4
— vamation taxabl Der 159 129 yg | of near 1 lillersville, spent Sunday | Kinsey's restaurant. money back! In all the history of the drug business, a .
last assessed vg ation of taxable | Derr ....... Uy i - with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.| The Missionary Meeting will be there has never been such an amaz
property in the Said Borough for | me eee ete Fendi hi : : i are es
Rae . aan | a 5 iz ao 6-0 | Weadman at Chiques. {held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
county purposes for the year 1930 Totals 710 824 739 227 ; 5 | 3 1
: The existing debt | Sunday, Oct. 12 will be Rally Day |James Hockenberry this evening at
xisting :
is $1,400,720.00.
of the said Borough is $25,000.
The amount of the proposed in-
crease of indebtedness is Sixty
Thousand Dollars ($60,000.00),
and the percentage is .04% of the
last assessed valuation.
The purpose for which the pro-
posed increase of indebtedness is |
to be made is the construction of
a water filtration plant and for
other improvements to the Borough
water system.
Witness my hand.
JAC. H. ZELLER,
Secretary of Council
NOTE—Against the present in-
debtedness of $25,000 there is a
credit in the Sinking Fund te the
amount of $19,780.02, leaving our
present debt $5,219.98, with five
more years in which to pay this
sept24-4t
amount.
“Shaving
Hair Cutting
Bobbing
I'll Appreciate a share of Your
Patronage
Kaylor’s Barber Shop
Corner Lumber & David Streets
« Mount Joy, Pa.
oct8-3m

Consistent and NOT spasmodic
advertising always pays best. Each
time you stop advertising, the pub
lic thinks you quit business. tf

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| COTTON MILL DEFEATS
| THE TONSORIAL ARTISTS

1 Last Wednesday evening the Cot.
| ton Mill bowlers handed the local
| Barbers a setback 2105 to 2080. It

was a close and interesting = game
{ with Schofield high single at 168
| and J. Mateer high triple with 461.
Score:
Barbers Ist 2nd: 3rd Tis
F. Good 110 139 143 392
Schofield .. 132 130 168 430
Detwiley .... ... ..: 45 145
Shatto ...... 117 109 163 389
Weaver 134 154 160 458
Conrad ..... 139 127 266
Total 682 659 779 2080
Cotton Mill 1st 2nd 3rd Tls
M. Good 148 123 185 406
H. Brown 118 142 144 404
Zellers ..... 143 ... 143
H. Mateer 133 143 159 435
Schneider wiv 15 105 256
J. Matteer 160 143 158 461
Totals .... 702 702 701 2108
en sent A I. et
When it's job printing you need,
anything from a card to a book, we

sre at your service.

the
followed by
Reception of members.
Mr.
nephew
Aston

in the Salunga M. E. Sunday School
Lester Brubaker of Mount Joy M. E.
church will deliver an address. Come
you are welcome.
Epworth League at 7:00 o'clock in
M. E.
and
preaching, Baptism
Mr. and Mns. John Peifer with
dinner on Sunday
Dunkelberger.
Hamilton visited his
Hamilton a patient
Joseph Hospital, John
and Grant
from this
by
and Mrs.
Mr. John G.
Vincent
the St.
of Salunga
lech formerly
Qe re
Bowling Dates
October 8th, tonight, The Boost-
ers vs The Barbers.
October 10th, Columbia bowling
team will play our local Odd Fell-
ows bowling team on the Garden
Spot restaurant alleys at 8 o’clock.
EE
There is no better way to boost
your business than by local news-
paper advertising. tf
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This is the week of the York Fair.
| seven-thirty
| and
{and
church on Sunday evening |
{held on Friday evening,
| the
| chandise, fruits, ete., will be sold.
and Mrs. Amos Longenecker and |
children, Anna Ruth and Bobbie were
entertained at
Mr.
| Class
| from
| Friday, Oct.
Lauder- |
place, are |
being cared for at the same place.

o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. N. S.
and Mr.
on Mr.
Mount
John Guhl
Gantz called
Mrs. Amos Bortzfield at
Joy on Sunday evening.
The Florin Community Sale will be
Oct. 10, at
Hall. kinds of mer-
Florin All
The Bible
meeting
10th to
of Mr.
Non - Congregational
have postponed their
Friday evening, Oct.
17, at the home
Elmer R. Snyder.
Miss Anna Weber,
and Mr. David Mumper, who were
married in Maryland over the week-
end wre greatly surprised when their
many friends gave them a merry
of Mount Joy
serenade while they were visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. James Hocken-
berry, on Monday evening.
Miscellaneous Shower
On Saturday evening October 4th,
{a miscellaneous shower was held in
honor of Miss Anna Martha Walters
of Florin at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Myers. The bride-to-
be was the recipient of many fine
and beautiful gifts. Refreshments
were served to the following: J. Ira
Wolgemuth, Anna Martha Walters,
Paul Good, Elsie Mae Haldeman, Har-
| Lila Ressler, Irvin H. Engle,

A 1
is a stomachic

ugs.
Charles W. Guss, Pottsville, Pa., says;
done for me. 1 had no appetite. But, Oh E

something for my case.”
Don’t delay. Let Flaxolyn help YOU.
Central Cut-Rate Store
E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa

eys. Elaxolyn works gen
63-Year-Old Man Never Felt Detter
must tell you about Flaxolyn and what it has
gince I have taken Flaxolyn I sure do eat.
Everything tastes so good and my body has
taken on a great improvement. I am 63 years
old. I used other preparations with no result.
1 thank God that in Flaxolyn I have found
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Mary
Mary Shelly, Samuel O. Brubaker,
Ruth M. Hershey, Howard S. Nissley,
Mary Thompson, Kurvin Stauffer,
Alice
Wolgemuth, Anng E. Wolgemuth,

Edna Strickler, Anna Ruth Zercher,
old Wolgemuth, Alice Mae Hoffman,

Wolgemuth, Clyde Slaymaker, | Mildred Louise
Myrtle Myers, Vivian E. Witmer, Ed-
Martin M. Wolgemuth, Mary E. Liv- na Hostetter, Ruth Gish, Phoebe
engood, J. Edgar Gish, Erma Mae |Sentz, Mark Wolgemuth, Mary Wol-
Mummau, Howard M. Wolgemuth, | gemuth, Alma Wolgemuth, Fannie
Pearl Brehm, J. Lloyd Leaman, An-|Horst, Mable Shenk, Mrs. Elizabeth
Musser, | Gingrich, Sue H. Brandt, Mrs. Joseph
Good, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Walters,
Leroy B. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Earl B.
Walters and daughters Marian Eileen,
and son William
Eugene.
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Mrs. Elvin Baker and daughter,
Dorothy, spent the week-end with the
former's daughter and family, Mrs.
Earl Osman, at Collingswood, N. J.

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