9— The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, December 23, 1918 The Mount Joy Bulletin Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 | : Christmas tree balls. Published Every Thursday at No. The pine bows and holly, the 9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. | mist'etoe and frosted window call panes give a story book setting Subscription, per year .. $2.00 for the jollity and merriment that Si ves eer res $1.00 he ag : Three Months ............ 60 the holiday brings into cach and Single Copies ............. 05 every home, Lights shine through Sample Copies ......... FREE windows hung with wreaths, the Te KE gay wrappings of bedecked gift Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. and ornamented mantels, is a cher- Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. ished sight fir these with joy in i theiv hearts and good will fo Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper | (heir fellowmen, Publishers’ Assgciation Stik ; EE Cares coo gs Vith so many traditions passing nT and the filling of stockings, the BE D 1 T O R i A 1; trimming of trees, the singing of | carels, the lighting of tapers, the +b | messages of cheer in greetings Accerding to our way of think- | from friends, are traditions we will ing it is bad taste for parents to hever let gO. Bells rng ol, discuss juvenile delinquency at | Songs soiten the air, the guiding bars or in night cubs. | star shines and on earth there is ooo | peace among the many. These are the bright notes that lead the Dwing the war Japanese propa- | "i of blind alleys. We must gandists to'd their pecple that Am- not lose them. cricans are feminine by nature. Cares and troubles of each day We wonder what they think now. | living are put aside on this, the LA A greatest day of the year. Good With the present cost of mnews- | (i good cheer, makes a world's print editors can not afferd to give | heart ache less. The teachings of away the extra space for people | the One whose birth we celebrate, to read between the lines. | should make the world closer kin sea would we but carry the blessings HER PURPOSE DISTORTED | 4 hopes offered in the Christ When Anna DM. Jarvis passed | ping story, into the other months away recently, she was old, blind, | of our year. penniless and disappointed. Her | 7g, Christias candle casts its disappointment wes not because of | glow upon joy and sorrow. finds her misfortune, but because of the | misery and recovery. There is misfortune (f these who turn sen- | both light and shadow in the timent into commercialism. Anna candles fame. But, there is al- Jarvis was the founder of Mothers | ways the candie, tho its licht Day, a sentimental idea innocently | flickers ; at times sce ' conceived in commemoration of | swept oo Ae hy her cwn mecther and millions of | 5,4 selfishness, hatefulness and of other mothers. In her lifetime | pagsion, that come frem the dark she saw Mothers Day taken into | passages in our lives. But the the counting hcuse and emerging | candle continues to burn. De- Big Business. It saddened her, | fiance of evil through such words its founder. It should not give | of hope as Peace On Earth, makes us pleasure either. | the contrast in mans soul. He . : | musi preserve the symbols and the IT IS IMPORTANT | € atrests for to lose them would It might have seemed a some- | he {o have no light for dark. no waat unimportant piece of news, | Joy for sorrow, no beginning after the standardization of the nut and | | the end. and bolts. It tied up military eee and Britain. It was not general- | 7 wy ly known cf the handicap to | J W h I J ™ manufacturers and the mainten- | © © L3NCiNan ie (From pa imarks, in fact everything to round ance men, during the war, of not ge 1) a stendard thread for nuts bots. It tied up military [out a very equipment and hindered efforts for | ninth anniversary ior Mr. Esheln having and very enj an efficient working together of al- | Mr. John A. Messinger., of the lics. We have accomplished a Messinger Bearing Co., Philadelphia op. | greater efficiency of armament by an ardent supporter of hunting and this move. It further stresses the fishing, a long time friend of Mi imp-rtance the maching and its and a part owner of maintenznce © bears upon society. club. “threw” the party and from These are well named threads of | what we observed. didn't overlook unity, and since it is an inter- hing Johnny has quite a reputa national agreement that works in (ion for his thorou o a : the inteiest of friendly nations, we | i... uch as thi are glad such a standardization | Ty... iy attend \ h aken p'ace, after 2 efforts | ; hos taken p'ace, after the efforts John A. Messinget Vic of 30 years. om al} years Paul Halloway and Thomas S Ii machinery manufacturers are! . I : . Pe of Laurel Sprir New Jel I smari they sheuld Go Thou and |, } former having just recently return- De Likewise. : fed from an extensive hig game ® ® > i + : IR Crea nya | URtING trip to Canada; John W OUR OLD FASHIONED YOUNG Fehel [1 . = | Eshelman, © anecaster, Youngsters may ke growing up f 1] lub. The fiftl . . . 40 ne club. ihe htt ( with advanced sciepce planting all B pi . aeyer, hia W sen A kinds of eye catchers around 5 es I . 1 . nresent were wm { 1a 1 them, but the children won't let |" D i : M ue avenport, Fhiia.; M 1 the technical innovations take the i bib . ing iil . Jas Jchn Keys and son of Todd's off the simple, less modern- Yo the . . yo : Md.; the editor from Mount Jov and ized interests. With jet planes a e edit y 2 . ay last t neve leas Jennie.” th fiving overhead, jelevision = sets [73st Put never least, “Jerme, : % : able and efficie 1 i} I widely hailed, supersonic rocket able and efficient cook his « ) i Sete wich Ar Fshie ships ond latest ty gun medels | Everybody wisl et. Asi offered as gifts, children are not Many, many n wel pp) H | eve S [eo I'e 1} l¢ ( 1 as eager over these as you might events. We are ple i imagine. They find girls still | he is enjoying most excellent health head their Christmas list with dolls 2nd can still do and boys with an electric train. | thing, {rom knocking d Sleds, bicycles, toy trucks, come goose frem a blind | before the startling. new type of [small boitle with a 22 rifl playthings the holiday displays of- hun fer. Mgst parents are pleased that their children make the. chrice { pinochle re el AI for the more old fashioned toys. THE WEATHER! Who would be happy to have BY KENNETS! DROHAN Junicr ask for a foy replica of an, loca atom brmb or a jet fighter? You 6 °° could hardly say The Innocence of °° Jor i Ys ; Youth, in that case. 4 i 4 oso De i 21 December, the month of shorten- Temo sratures ed days and lengthened cold, the : West. I» Fist winter solstice, the birth of Christ, H nes : A 14 ) a ( the close of the year. Deep chill, bleak winds, knobs of ice, creaking sncw and gray streaked sky, is nature cheerless portrayal of De- cember. But, this is also a month of great contrast. There is war artly clo with nature's forces, peece of the Cioudy Yuletide, short days and Days with evenings for hearth tending, communicn with good friends good books. There is the black of leafless trees silouetted against whitened hillsides. This is the month that brings the end and holds the promise of a beginning, with the old year dying and the birth of a Holy Child. December |Total si is.a month of brightness 5 well | Greates: in as dankpess. Theye is the sparkle on ice and HOW. on tinsel and on (any« silver cornucopias, on iridescent thing) kindly remember the Bulletur Type of weather lear days: N days: 3 long preci a | Lays with snowfall: 1 and | Barometer 19th) Greatest in 24 hrs 10 (16th) wwifall: 8 in 24 hrs.: 8 in. (19th lA When in need of Printing. Aa © SE fo =~ 1 | | 5 | | i y | M. J. COLLINS rt ws Dir | f { | » AR €D - Minute +P | ed Fiction I H.} ( i 1 ( \ £1 « C i | } I f f 1 1 { i n I i elo Har l ( he « ‘I've n¢ Jur ( he I 1 in d his t I had i OY rn 1} 1 CAR nf al 1 1 y I 1 n h I 1 hot up wit! 1 b 5) \ flashy ‘girl came ir 1 i mat ¢ I ( € W( ( 1 ¢ { i 1 ue C i Al p i 1 } 1 Ol ticed ( Wh Yo iryl; dar ( { Qa enn \ / hol holdin 1 1 v the 3 ( Vi 1 I I mn ss tee SR GCE Stimulate your business by adver= tising in the Bulletin. PRINS NG PN GPA Wy y t mark identification on in crayon, Mind Your Check and 4 VR TY 4 HAPPENINGS fe Of = Self and Health see if you follow WE DO ALL KINDS OF CARPENTERING £. £. Wolpemuth & Son 117 S. Market St., PHONE Mount Joy. Pa. 71-R HELP || IANTED I implicity GARDEN TRACTOR SHOVELS | MEN bd SNOW FOR YOU! i i" No more shovel pains! i voi Se) iy TI i ti t ' i Mule Spinning Room Poss tint Ermer chores. Fi The Simplicity works all year round — mows lawns, plows, ° seeds, cuts weeds, hauls, supplies power for all home chore needs. PTs gag fe 306’ snowplow adjusts right and left — mounts straight _ for light bulldozing. i and Card Room i WOMEN FOR | Mule Spinning Room | ; CONTACT snow stow i§ Me. Zeller, Supt. Geo. Brown's Sons, Inc. H. S. Newcomer & Son Incorporated 11-24-tf hap ds MOUNT JOY, PENNA. the outside | | will | ful and youthful face. the | rules for good grcoming and good | L ONG AGO health. Do not rush through a| meal, take time to eat a well-bal- Patt aaa, | anced meal. Do not stuff youre | [ x : A | self with food. Eat at the right 20 Year go time and right food. Start the day with a lemen or orange juice Mr. and Mrs. Paris M. Wolge- | drink. It peps you up. Take a of town, are on a motor daily bath. Keep skin clean with y Pacific Coast. mild soap and warm water twice Girl Sccut Troop was organ- | a day Take care of your hair ized under the auspices of the by brushing well, shampooing be- L n Auxiliary. fcre you look like you NEED it. | o i nails ne: In santa Claus handed out 500 to| 5eep hands soft, nails neat by ft t Booth Store manicuring Use a hand lotion. Hold ead high, it érect, walk Cay Albert Carlson, of the| i ¥ D t re 1 ( Si th. no Troop State Police, Hershey erect, go ho A 2 1 1 1] vour toes ) wearing tio- st of the Booster Club. ? ; : ; ( shoes Do not squint. Read Wine making is legal according |, bright light that shines over which was a decision of your shoulder, not in your face. S. District Court. en Chas. Ricksecker, who purchas- the Druckenmiller property on ® [ain St. sold it privately to > € Win D Herst I W. Becker, E-town, was i { th boroughs Chief of the nes at $1500 per annum. 1 b Strickler is erecting a bungalow on the East side of " ( late Ave he Rheems Feed Warehouse or Coal Yard will be operated Ly W. Wolgemuth after January NEW AND USED Wel Jaby “linie ld I sarod Bay. Cine, hel MACHINES 1 istmas a ai the o- eT Bite Deni FOR IMMEDIATE we ar nt; sentec ( d with a gift. DELIVERY 3 the title of a very neat Cenvert your treadle sewing bocklet, wz just published by |f machine into a portable or con- Rebecca Helman. sole. Repairs for All makes of > ae i » a wind sto'm a large machines. 3 the x | Maizia es iy 5 n ik yara 3 Maize We pick up and deliver any- on 1 ie house, damaging where. We buy used Singers. he ro nd breaking windows cs el @ en SEWING MACHINE SALES S b k i AND SERVICE crap 00 ° Phone 216) 111 N. Market St + + + ~ Elizabethtown, Penna. 11-24-tf Weeks Best Recipe whetti and Canadian Bacon: | = Er = Te I' salt, 3 quarts boiling water, Six 3 nagh ft 7T ra 0 d = 3 n 3T flour, 1 t salt 3 red mustard, 1 1-2 $ raded American che A (1-4) lb. T salt. Canadian bacon, To ively boil ng water add 1 7 salt. Gradually add spaghetti and cook until tender (about 12 min.) Drain and rinse. While spaghetti ccoks, fat in 1 IZ gt. to buyers of i lo pepper, mustard i. x well, gradually adding milk, Sten ling Sil er 5 : tirring constantly until thickened 10Ve rom Ye { id } 3S ~ . OVE from hed! Add The prices of International tiv until] melted. Fold into a a i ted 1 m wi Sterling have not been raised. ased casserole I'op with f Ls slices of Canadian bacon. Bake in You can still get beautiful $ it ven for 30 minutes i International Sterling Silver for rvings. the same price you paid several Take A Tip have beokshelves ne For example? a 6-piece place egister, mn tr seiting in most International VE hard on books, als Ste ling patterns for less than mugni If you need a $23.00. Just one more reason to piece of waxed paper, seal see our distinguished collection eH! with a x of International Sterling Silver. Th I « it fow ( EX d you an size ade Sone same ot ie | § FICKINGER 1 C 1 S 3 ja - Jeweler — ive bag top « d to k 87 East Main St. Tel. 1-W uo If Jot « MOUNT JOY, PA. of rest. make a Get plenty more cheer Be pretty hapier, by thinking pretty Inspirational He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life; and he that lelieveth not the Son shall not sce life. a — ee There is no better to boosl your business than paper advertising, way by local news: BEER! 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