NEW HIGHWAY BUREAU
the Townships Have to Plan
The Bureau of Township Highways
of the State Highway Department,
organized under the Jones. Earth
Road Act passed by the 1913 Legis-
lature, is making active preparations
for a busy season in 1914. Reports
have been received from nearly every
one of the 1,508 townships of the
second class in the State, giving the
organization of the boards of super-
visors which will work in co-opera-
tion the Bureau
Little generally understood
garding the workings of the Earth
Road Law, or Act No. 440, of the 1913
it was formed to sup-
the work of the State High-
way Department, as established by
the Sproul Act and under its pro-
visions a general supervision of the
and bridges maintained in
in part by aid of state
excepting state state-aid
highways is provided for. Each town-
ship of the second class in the state
are 1,508 of them-—elects, at
election, three super-
with the
with
is re-
( Legislature.
plement
es
al
highways
whole or
moneys, or
Autifuj trim-
ould ordinar-
in this sale
rs mentioned
ly :
| —there
the municipal
auditors of
their respective townships on the
first Monday in December and ap-
point a secretary and treasurer. This
visors who met
101
board of supervisors is authorized to
exceeding ten
with hemstitch-
levy a road tax not
mills.
An
the township supervisors is to divide
road
rufile of tucks
dge, while
‘oidery.
of fine
new important part of thé duties of
muslin the township into two or more
for the entire township or road mas-
district. These road
masters are to be paid the hour,
their wages being fixed by the town-
circular at top,
Marcellas
superior to
new ter for each
5 far by
$2 00.
ship supervisors.
As the under the Sproul
Act, the state is divided into districts
is case
Herwear
perior qualities.
unusually well
asked.
a state highway superintendent
assigned to each These state
highway superintendents have general
all highways
which they must person-
EiX- with
pro- district.
irices
charge over township
bridges,
and
ally visit and inspect at least once in
with a year. They must advise and direct
how: to repair, maintain and improve
bridges and that
with their
cluster
H2ic; 6 to 12 years, 15c,
neat
such highways and
they be familiar
duties, they must examine the various
formations and deposits of gravel and
stone in their districts to be used for
such purpose. Plans, specifications
and estimates according to standards
prepared the state highway de
partment must be approved by these
superintendents.
One of the most important pro-
visions of the township bureau Act
is that it gives the State Highway
Department the authority to furnish
plans and specifications to townships
for roads and bridges free of
to the township. If a township
of improving a certain
may
nwear
0 years, V-neck, 25c
yokes of cluster tucks,
neck
of - em-
high and low
leeves and yokes
neck styles have short
. lace, beading and ribbon.
other styles in crepe and nain-
by
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Wanuary Clearance Sale
A Clean Sweep of Overstocks of
Fine Furnitdre and Floor Covering
cost
is desirous
roadway, correcting the grade, build-
ing new bridges and culverts and put-
ting up to-date surface on the road,
the Bureau of Township Highways
will make the necessary surveys and
draw up the plans and specifications
free of all cost. All blank forms and
books for the
:
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3 of the township supervisors’ business
are
COST
D 1ty
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Stock-taking, like house cleaning is a process of discovery,
we found it so, found stacks of Furniture we ought not to have.
You would naturally think that Furniture, being so bulky,
would be hard to overlook. It is just the reverse. It requires so
much storage stpce that it is a constant game of “hide and seak,”
stock-taking uncovers it.
Here are a few of the many bargans in F
Rugs.
necessary transaction
urniture, Carpets and
furnished by the without
township.
bureau
Suits, 8 Pieces, $27.50. $27.50 to the
Suits, $59.00. $2600 Buffets,
$15.00, $16.0 and $8.00
30.00, $2450 Bird-Eye
Parlor Suits,
$19.75. $21.00,
$20.00 Mahogany
Maple Dressers,
5.00 Bed
$20.00
$12.00
Room
Parlor
Iron Beds,
$15.75. $32.50,
and $18.50
$17.00 High
200
$22
Chiffor
$24.00
ay Commissioner
50, Hunter has following
th
drawn up the
for tho
290 00 tentative rules for trans-
: f the business of the
bureau,
Ort} GPa
‘estenbe Aaley & Mye
Westenberger Maley Myers
125-131 East King St LANCASTER, PA
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they will be sent to the various
boards townships supervisors in
of
near future:
Organization
the
on Monday in
copy of oath of
office with and State High-
way Department and levy of tax rate.
first
filing of
auditors
December,

J. YX. KLINE
All Kinds Concrete Work
BUILDING BLOCKS
2. Filing certified copy of treasur-
bond with State Highway De-
partment and with superintendent
charge of district.
3
with
er’s
in
Annual! reports must be filed
State Highway. Department on
before January first in each year.
4. Taxes must be paid in each and
not worked out.
or
All Styles and Colors
the
5. Contracts and bonds for
maintenance and improvement
township roads under Section 6, must
have the approval of the State High-
| way Commissioner or of the deputy
{in charge of ‘the bureau of Township
| Highways and a copy of said contract
land bond furnished the Bureau.
Porches, Columns and of
Banisters
Door. and Window Sills
and Lintles, Chimneys,
Etc.,
6. Franchises granted to any public
jutilities corporation must have the
lapproval of the State Highway Com-
| missioner or of the Deputy in charge
of the Bureau of said highways be:
INEININ A | fore they become effective. A copy of
{the franchise to be furnished the
— J Burean.
7. The Bureau must be furnished
with data relative to the division ofa
IS FILLED WITH BIG BARGAINS IN HATS, CAPS AND GLOVES,
FOR MEN AND BOYS. YOU'LL FIND HERE WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR, AND AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
Retailer of the Best
Grades of Cement
township into road districts.
8. Contracts for the purchase of
naterials, tools and machinery in ex-
cess of fifty dollars ($50), by a town-
{ship, under the provisions of Sec. 8,
must recetve the approval of the
State Highway Commissioner of
the Deputy in charge of the Bureau
and of the superintendent in charge
of the district before the goods are
purchased. Contracts for material,
tools and machinery in excess of two
hundred dollars ($200) should only
be made after advertising for bids
for at least two weeks.
9. The roads
widened so that they will have a
width of not less than sixteen to
twenty-four feet including side ditch-
es or berm. Water breaks and cross
surface drains ‘to be eliminated as
rapidly as possible substituted. Work
on the roads must be commenced as
soon as the frost is out of the group
in the g. Barth roads mus
-
or
Wingert & Haas
§ 44 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
shall be gradually
dvgrtise 4 [he Bulletin”
districts and employ a superintendent |
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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
dragged after every rain from April
1st to November 1st, Every township
must have a sufficient number of
drags to do this work.
11. Ditches and culverts must be
cleaned out in the fall and all dead
grass, leaves and other obstructions
removed therefrom.
12. Loose stones must be removed
from off the roads at least once-a
month during the months of May,
June, August and October. (Super-
visors are liable to a fine for not at-
tending to this duty.)
13. Sod, leaves or other vegetable
matter must not be thrown or scraped
into or on a road. Earth roads must
be maintained
roads with stone.
14. Supervisors must not permit
abutting property owners or tenants
to fill up the ditches along the sides
of a road by cultivation or otherwise
so the free flow of water along said
ditches will be obstructed; nor shal:
they permit the intake or outlet of a
culvert or drain to be closed.
15. Before application made to
Bureau of Township Highways
for survey and plan of a road that
the Board of Supervisors desire to
improve by grading or by recon-
structing it as a state road, or, before
an application is’ made for a plan for
a drain, culvert or bridge, a resolu-
tion should be adopted by the super-
and the application for such
survey and plan made on the form
furnished by the Bureau. Plans for
bridges made by contractors must be
submitted to the Bureau for approval
are signed.
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( the
visors
before contracts
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RELIGIOUS NEWS
News From Our Many Lccal Houses
of Worship
Church of God
The evangelistic
ed by pastor C. D. Rishel are being
continued during this week, Satur-
day excepted. The interest is still
continuing. Last. Sunday sixteen
were taken into church fellowship
and others will follov,.
services conduct-
Trinity United Evangelical
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Rev.
E. Erdman of Reading, Presiding
Elder, will preach the sermon at 10:-
30 a. m. Holy Communion will be
administered in connection with the
morning service. Public worship
wth sermon at 7 p. m. Subject “The
Benefits of Going to Church.” Song
and praise service at 6:45 p. m. will
be in charge of Charles W. Watts.
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Methodist Episcopal
Rev, C. B. Johnston, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30 A, M. :
Public worship with 10:30
A. M.
Epworth League services
M.
Evengelistic services 7:30 P. M,
will be held during
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday at
7:30 o'clock. A is
sermon
6:30 P.
Extra services
the week on
evenings
cordial welcome
extended to all
Presbyterian
Frank G, Bossert, Pastor
M.,
M.,
‘ Mount
Rev.
10:00 A Sel Donegal.
and
“Thea
vices at
Divine worship
Joy
Price.”
A meeting of the Bible
will be held at home
. John M. Brandt on Friday even-
30, of offic-
Topic
Pearl of Great
Ladies
the of
g, Jan for the election
Congregational meeting on Wed-
esday Feb. 4 after the
prayer service, to close up the busi-
last
evening,
ness of year. -
Lutheran Church
Rev. |. Howard Kern, Pastor
The pastor will have for his sub-
ject on Sunday morning ‘The Chief
Purpose of the Gospel.” In the ev-
ening he will present the fourth
meditation on the Lord's song sub-
ject “Rock of Ages.” The Sunday
hours of service are: Sunday School
9:30 A. M., Preaching 10:30 A. M,
Junior League 6:00 P, M., Preaching
7:00 P, M.
On Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock
the annual congregational meeting
will be held.
On Tuesday evening the Mission-
ary Society wifl meet at the pastor's
study.
On Wednesday evening the Cate:
chetical instructions will be given in
the Sunday School room at 7:30.
On Thursday evening the church
council will meet in the pastor's
study at 8 o'clock.
eet Ieee.
FIRE NEAR MANHEIM
Home of Amos Weidman Badly Dam-
aged Sunday Evening.
There was a fire on Sunday evening
at the home of Amos Weidman, lo-
cated along the Manheim and Peters-
hurg turnpike, about a mile and a half
east of Manheim. The crew of a
trolley car which passed the place,
saw smoke
and notified the inmate, who proved
to be John Weidman, aged between
seventy and eighty years, who lives
with his son. Amos. The family had
gone to church and the old man, whe
is feeble, was allowed to remain at
home, Mr. Weidman was assisted
from the house and word was tele
phoned to Petersburg and Manheim
for the fire companies to respond.
The Petersburg company did good
work ard was aided by a bucket bri-
gade. Tre Manheim company was on
the way when they received word that
the fire had been extinguished.
The flames had their origin in a
clothes closet, but the, cause .is nof
vn. awd rooms in the housd
ely ruingd. The loss
insuragle.

with earth and stone
issuing from the house
Wednesday, January 28, 1914,
Right You Are, Joe Hep | A Bit Complicated
Those who missed the show of the! One night last week chicken thieves
Lancaster Athletic Club on Thurs- are supposed to fled and left
day night were sorry they were not their automobile behind, This
present. It certainly was a high dent was to have occurred mnear| Carrie
class entertainment of the kind fil- Hummelstown but the Middletown] lucrative
led with excitement because there Journal says that it is not true and]
was boxing of every description with that no such thing occurred.
knockouts, accidents, and all the A days
other trimmings. This club’s shows similar story
during the winter have been of the dent to
very best, and they have attracted around Milton
great attention. A number of the telephone
best boys in the country, especially did not bring us a
those of the higher class have writ- we truth
ten Manager Hensel for dates, and the Morning |
he has some great boys under con- News gave a similar item of chicken
sideration, the
cm — {lf So — ahead
LAWN
butchered
spent
N. W. Risser
J. U. Snavely
inci-| Harrisburg.
Thursday.
have Saturday at
Longenecker holding
at Coatesville.
Carlton G. Williamson returned to
| his spending time
visiting
is a
position
home after some
relatives,
& Son deliver 50 bush-
choice every
Detwiler, of Pal-
few ago we were given a!at Reading
H.
els of
month
myra,
Our local dams and ponds are cov
red with from 6 to 8 inches,
and the are busily engaged
n
and this time the inci- J. Reed
was have out
Grove,
happened
Half a
that
fine corn meal
dozen to Early &
messages to section
verification, hence
doubt the of the statement, ice
Yesterday Lancaster icemen
harvesting
were
same
thieves having left ir auto behind Haldeman
and farmer the
This was to have happened near Mill-
and R. C.
entertained
GA
Wednesday
KT &
White
Ging-
in the
Eliza-
a is of game. | rich royally
family of Re Hoverter,
Get Your Deeds and Mortgages
All of the deeds and mortgages
that have been left at the recorder’s
office have been transcribed and the
officials request that the persons
leaving these papers there should
call as soon as possible and get the
same.
way but you can form your own]| bethtown, evening.
Reading, return-
spending
guest of his
White.
Gingrich &
year 1913
the volume
1914
opinion as to whether or not its true Charles of
ed
=D © home Thursday after 4
ew days in town as the
Mrs
transacted
The Same Oid Bill
half
Congress
parents, Mr. and Thos.
For efforts \
the
in
a century t : i i
1 centur; 0 8¢ Business Dy
Columbia |
1863 b
been
to fol
bridge that was burned
of
vain.
ay . ¥
pa; 3ro. during the
gener
| was excess of
Outlook
greatly in
Se ——— — -
General Couch, have
Congressman
introduced bill to
fact sum of $50,150 to the Columbia
the fish- National Bank, owner of the bridge, A man whe
ing at his doors down there to drive “in accordance with findings hereto-! h«
sixteen miles for a game of golf. of Claims.” |up his sea o her
Sn ETT
orders of former for
still
5 ; x ears
Some of the their
confidence in
shaken by the
Wilson neglected
timers had
the
old in Griest has
administration once
that President
excellent
better
more a pay
en A
the
well with
can give
in a erowded car.
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“Maid, Wite and }.other”
. Wednesday Evening, Feb. 4, 1914
THE STARTLING LECTURE
“The Three Keys To llell”
For Men Only
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H htown on
Market House Hall Elizabet
Afternoon and Evening. Febrt 4th
Admission to All FREE All Men Cordially Invited
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be given in Market House
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there will Hall,
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On Wednesday, February 4th at 2: Eliza-
bethtown, Pa., a Free Lecture on Di¢
-Radio
p.m.
Ww ases Women, their nature, their causes and the in
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less, knifeless treatment & }
illustrated by means of the Stereopticon with
the human body.
correct Anatomical
will be fully
of
The
the
lecture slides,
showing various organs
The lectures are startling and impressively convincing. Woman will be (by the aid of the views)
B® jissected in all her being, and in plain language plain facts are forced home. The nature of the dis-
u ease, its cause and its cure, will be scientifically discussed and the way to perfect health will be point-
B ed out. gig B21
n A true knowledge of the “form divine” will help mothers in rearing their children
structure of the human body as it should be, a mother will be able to prevent the many
(through lack of knowledge only) women are heir,
Knowing the
ills to which
startling demonstratiqn of the wonderful Radio Current will be Thous-
through the body with absolutely no
marvelous and given.
of electricity
A
ands of volts
>
will be passed sensation.
This lecture and demonstration in the afternoon is for WOMEN ONLY, none under sixteen
of age admitted.
Market
should
The illustrated lecture for Men Only to be given at
House Hall, Elizabethtown, Wednesaay
be attended by every man, whether married or single in Elizabeth-
town and vicinity. The subject, dealing it does with the
health and morals of the human body, has had the deep scientific
who for years has studied the hun-
evening, February 4,
oo as
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inquiry of a trained specialist,
dreds of different phases and conditions, the origin and
men and who will tell you how you may build up re-
This lecture will be profuse-
and will
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cause of
@ Diseases of
= serve force, nerve, blcod and brain.
lv illustrated, showirg the body in health and
prove of 'inestimabl: value to all who attend, be ‘
or seventy. You vill be told how the mental capacity may be in-
to .ebuild every cell in your body, thus making you
A practical demonstration will be given on
the stage of tbe Wonderful Radio Current, thousands of voits of
m electricity beiug passed through the body, producing absolutely
no sensation. This lecture is for MEN ONLY, no boys under six-
teen being almitted unless accompanied by their father or guar-
Lecture commences prompily at 8:15 p. m. Under the
Lancaster, Pa.
D TIME OF THE TWO LECTURES.
disease
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stronger phys’ cally.

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auspices of the Radio Instit
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WEDNESDAY AFTERE . FQR LADIES ONLY.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Y.
HOUSE HA WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND NIG
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