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IT PRESERVES RUBBER,
Tiretile Mfg. Co. received
Tiretite.
advertisers. It's no substitute for
autoists have been looking for.
get from 1-3 to double
Outfit,
BOTH PHONES

Tiretite needs ne billboard stuff, users
Just installed’ a modern Carbon Burning and Oxy
"AUTOISTS
Investigate Tiretite
IT SEALS PUNCTURES.
Get away from those contemptible, nasty punctures, slow leaks, ste.
Insure your tires with Tiretite, enjoy the e;
Barr’s Garage & Repair Shop
H. A. BARR, Mount Joy, Penna.
AUTO HIRING
It helps to prevent blow-outs by keeping tires inflated to proper amount.
Sixty to eighty per cent. of tire trouble f£omes from under inflation.
$30,000.00 for the sale right of marketing
are most permanent and best
alr or cheap, sticky, pasty stuff, but what
port the only and right way,
the mileage aut of your tires.
-Acetylene Welding
TOWNSHIPS GET
STATE ROAD FUND
The Highway Department Will
Soon Certify to Auditor Gen-
eral Bonus Amounts Due
WILL’ TOTAL $1,8:3,470.49
Rural Districts Must Expend Equal
Sum on Roads as is Given by State
—Amounts Apportioned to the
Counties.
—Harrishurg.
The State Highway Department will
soon begin arrangements to certify to
the Auditor General the amounts of
| the township bonus which are due to
the various townships of the State for

the years 1910 and 1912. The total
amount appropriated by the last Legis-
lautre for this purpose was $1,873,470,-
40, and it is to be expended during the
next two years for the deficiencies due
the townships for the years 1910, 1911
and 1912,
The disbursements which are to be

made at once amount to $929,335.20.

Of this sum $727,375.34 is for the year

LV

GOOD FURNITURE
Is the only kind I sell— Furniture that is F urpiture
Rockers, Mirrors, Hall Racks,
Picture Frames, Ladies’ Desks,
Extension and Other Tables,
Kitchen Cabinets.
Ia Fact Anything in the Furniture
Line.
Undertaking and
Embalming
y 1 M7. 30Y
1912.» This leaves $944,135.20 of the
total} appropriation, which will be
paid to the townships during the year
1918, and represents the exact amount
dues the townships for the year 1911.
chips which have not filed annual re-
= PENNSYLVANIA
© BRIEFS
[Hn nn nnn
Chester county peaches are ripening,
and the crop promises to be a
| one in most sections.
| Buckingham farmers concluded at
| their meeting that #* still paid to keep
| stock on the farm, for the manure.
Miss Agnes Crane, a young Main
Line domestic, is in jail at Norristown,
| charged with the death of her infant
child, which was born at the Hallahan
home, in Ardmore, about a month ago.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com-
| pany in its endeavor to solve the short-
age of labor prchlem, which is handi-
capping service, added two female gate
tenders at Delano. Both are single.
Irene Counihan, aged 11 years,
daughter of Superintendent Frank G.
Counihan, of the Gallatin mine of the
Pittsburg Coal Company, and hea
cousin, Delorus McMullen, 15 of Mey-
ersdale, were drowned while bathing
in the Mcnongahela River at Gallatin.
Petition for a perpetual injunction
to restrain the building of a bridge
across the Susquehanna between Wat-
sontown and White Deer by North-
umberland and Union counties was
filed in Union county, a few minutes
before a meeting cf the contractors
was to be held. One bid was offered
by a Scranton firm, asking $631,081 for
16 spans of reinforced concrete, or
twice the amount of the estimates,
Never in the history of the mining
industry in Westmoreland county has |
fuch prosperity been enjoyed by the
men who bring the dusky diamonds
PRT mn
fine

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
PUTS DRY BILL
IP T0 STATES
Senate Passes the Prohibition
Amendment By 65 to 20
SIX' YEARS TO TAKE ACTION

The Measure Goes Through Apparent-
ly In Order That Senators Might
Rid Themselves Of Political
Question,
Washington—A resolution for sub-
mission to the states of a prohibition
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
tlon was adopted by the Senate. The
vote was 65 to 20, eight more than the
necessary two-thirds.
As adopted the resolution contains a
provision that the states must be
asked to ratify the amendment within
six years. The House still must act
on the resolution.
Senators voting for the resolution
were:
Democrats — Ashurst, Bankhead,
Beckham, Chamberlain, Fletcher,
Gore, Hollis, Jones, of New Mexico;
Kendrick, King, Kirby, McKellar, Mar-
tin, Myers, Newlands, Overman, Owen,
Pittman, Ransdell, Robinson, Sauls-
| bury, Shaffroth, Sheppard, Shields,
Simmons, Smith of Arizona, Smith of
Georgia, Smith of South Carolina,
Stone, Swanson, Thompson, Trammel,

. a 5 c from the earth.
ports with the Bureau of
Highways of the State Hig
partment. These
filed annually on or befo
but a number
Township
way De- |
should be
January 1,
have not,

170 war gardens in
moreiand county, by
inspected them
Nearly 1500
Inooe € y
reports Baggaley,

of townch

No payments will be made to town-
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

who is in need. According S. Z
to

¥ Deficiency appropriation.

THE
savings
: of to-day
! providethe
| luxuries of
tomorrow. ~Begin
1 saving S.&H.
Stamps now.

LUMBER & COAL
Both Phones
MOUNT JOY,
Sole Agent for Congo Roofing.
Also Siding, Flooring, Sash,
Blinds, Mouldings, Laths, etc.
Roofing, Slate and Sheet Iron.
| Estimates quickly and

| kinds of Concreting work.

PENNA. |
No 1 Cedar Shingles always on hand.
Doors,
Agent for Lehigh Portland Cement,
cheerfully
made on Building Material and al | Clinion

| ig
: pecial Attention Given to
iD. H. ENGLE,
Korie oii osk aed od esikosi *
ok
ATES

Remodling Antique Furniture
WEST MAIN ST.,
Furniture

—— |
I will continue "the furniture busi.
¥. ness on the“Second floor of the Eagle
Building, with a complete and up-to-
date line of all kinds of furniture.
"Prices are very reasonable. When }
:
need of furniture call and see me.
Repairing and Painting a Speclalty.
Kee
SR

Right Styles Always
~ WINGERT & HASS HAT STORE
STRAW HATS
AND
JCHN A. HASS
FANAMAS
At Greatly Reduced Prices
44 North Queen Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
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CrawWiord 16,124.08 | Physicians at Carlisle have ad-|
Cumberland’ .............. 18,288.72 | vanced prices 25 per cent.
Dauphine... ...... 0.0.0 10,597.90 | _ Altoona Lodge of Elks has given
5 i $1700 7 a ity f
Daltware: .. ii 1,718 | $170( toward the fraternity fund of
ER .............f%.0.... 7,389.43(51.000,000 for hospitals.
Be tii iii ican 21,628.02 A tiny good luck horseshoe made
: nT oy Charles suc artins
Fayette vo 10,467.74 | O° C harles Gorsuc h, of Martinsburg, |
Forest... oy 5,146.30 | Blair county, is carried by General |
Inari tc be e =am rq | Pershing.
elranklint LL nL al 18,567.59 | a 3 :
| Fulton 3667.04 | Within the past eight days 77
i oft ver aaa 3, . : . ian y :
ae Jo 557.04 | vouns gen 2 Reading enlisted in |
er 2 ttscsrverns ng | Yarious branches of the army.
| Buntingdon ............:. 12.4047) =F BIS : ! |
: SDT as Only 12 years old, Weston S. Ely |
indiana .................. 23,797.46 | _ ., 3 ; : ; 0
| Jefferson © 12.865.30 will be enrolled in the Reading Boys |
: SOI viii an 2,865.30 | 1. t :
| ¥ $ ng 20 | High School in September |
i Faas RY Satire rvs vase, os Maurice E. Crosby, of Battery a. |
ACKEWSIING , 0. sil ,149.7! ted " : 2A
{ Y ( a A ot 170 oe Phoenixville, swam four miles from |
Sinan PIE In Sr tae oT | Back Rock locks to Oak locks in three
AWrence D4 1 - i |
a NCE trararoas ae nny ees | hours and 45 minutes.
SODANON . oss seis caresses 2132.6 Y anv. | :
| Lo Ia : 1 a - to Company E. Fourth Regiment, Har-
) MBN .....iiieiiinaean, eo oo | Tisburg, has four pairs of brothers in |
Lagemne :..,...... .n.., 14,173.13 | its ranks: Captain Lewis A. and
17,511.47 | Lieutenant Ivan Loy, Private John |
8,668.07 | ang Samuel Bolton, Irwin and Ray- |
| D 9,610. mond Dissinger and John and William
| 1 6,480.21 | Long.
| Mowrae 00 11,897.87 | The State Police Department will
Ar 2 07a of | . A
MOMIOMErY .....ii..00.. 16,370.85 | enlist 25 men out of 40 applicants
| IONP So 5,051.85 | for the "Wyoming troops.
HE riers soins 3,640.70 | Jolted from 3 wagon when the
eriand oJ, nui, 12,64: horses bolted because of the noise |
TRAY dR I 7,698.03 | made by the “cut out” of a passing
Pie daa 6,778.31 | automobile, Mrs. Wil S. Penny-
{Potter cove. iil ia 12,881.00 | packer, of Parkersford, aged 60, suf-
ESelmyllkil oa 13,484.15 | fered a broken neck and skull and
Spyder! . ... iii 6,633.75 | died almost instantly, Her enfeebled
Somerset -........ loci, 26,130.85 | husband was driving the team
Su HE, re iran 8,662.96 Bryn Mawr Community Centre has
| Susquehanna set up a loom in the Center House,
Prog to teach the young folks of the neigh-
Thi { borhood the fine art of weaving
RATHION woe vinns sinnleoss ns sie nienie %
| VERango: su. sviiveiieis sai sn things. Cn ae ;
Warre Between the hours of 7 in the morn-
ITEM ... oo rneninss cuniivs
|
|
‘he total disbursements to be made Pri +
Yhe total disbursements to be mad the money was loaned to a friend, but
| thee
|

in each county are as follows: is no receipt to he found and
| $13,378.79 is using the advertisement as a
{ y 11,355.78 | Diogenes’ lantern. |
ag HLA RN SR 15,849.42 | It cost the taxpayers of Chester |
Beaver ... unty more than $1300 for the main-
| Betizord tenance at the House of Refuge, at
Berlis oi... ice viiconsinnvsvns, 41 Glen Mills, for the past three months.
PID i Harv 1g in the Lehigh Valley is |
| Bradford | four weeks later this year than in
| Bucks | previcus years because of the cold
fBwerer 0 12,092.57 | spring.
Catrina oon 9,048.00 | Two boys, riding on the same bi- |
J Cameran.. 0 oa 2,237.16 | cycle, were killed when they were |
| Carbon Sivieleinininia ls ats tala Talie ial sie 4,730.01 | struck by a heavy automobile truck
Centre sein tients vininie ss hie inieteniy 5 .31 | of the Lackawanna Railroad at Secran-
| Chester | ton. The boys, William Polichak, 12
| vears old, and Joseph Brozachak, 14
| vears old, were almost instantly killed.
The driver of the truck was held in
| $2000 bail.
Clarion
Clearfield
Columbia

the miners
ing and 5 in the afternoon,
of No. 14 colliery of
20,818.67

, 18.692 28 the Pennsylvania
Westmoreland ,....0...... 18,047.48 | Coal Company, at Port Blanchard,
Wyoming 9.112.292 | produced and prepared for market a
] Ze sierra 9,112.22 ge : f :
York 36.170 total of 8,000 tons of No such
oe record has ever befor equaled
TOE suns tedereiivssnt $929,335.20 | I the anthracite region.
A band of automobile
{up Joseph Nein, Leesport, in
blacksmith shop and robbed him of $9.
gypsies
Adulteration at Minimum.
Violations of the State's laws regu-

| There are n inown heirs the
lating ice cream and soft drinks have There are no known heirs to the
} 2aling 1 id : i $3600 found on the body of Isaac
been fewer this year than in the last if wh 2 : F 2
Susskind, a peddler, in a barn near
| State Dairy and Food division of the

ITLL TT er
7=HIS OFFICE |"

two years, according to officials of the

Zionsville.
dec
mings,
By >e¢ of President Judge Cum-
filed in the Northumberland
Department

of Agriculture, who have

been going over reports. The ice | Trdets . Se
; Z $ County Traction Company at Sunbury,
1s contain what the State laws | “°! aL) I n ompany at } ur)
itv has members} vd ¥iciy 1
ard to butter fats, ex- | C!t¥ Bas a membership of 32 and
15 of
1 §£
is ordered scld, unless a mo

and as for the
drinks, the reports show
itements on the labels
being as the act
instances

a 10
aay

t Com;

close to lhe
to be m
Two
sis o

Alexander
A valuation of $7900 was placed on |
West- |
good judges who |
as wet, filed their reports for the year persons attended the
| 191%. | funeral of Ruth Breham, the Plainfield
Phe total appropriations made under £irl drowned while canoeing on the
| the operations of the various town. Conodoguinet Creek.
ship honus laws have been as follows: A new $150,000 addition to Carlisle's |
wer 150.000 Churches will be erected by Grace |
| ae 500.000 United Brethren congregation.
roger 295,000 Declaring that E! Moore, a for- |
oir Le 500,000 A mer resident of Milton, loaned $800
fioars 690,000 | Lo a friend before he died on Novem-
bvopg 250.000 | ber 22, S. Z. Moore, of Lancaster,
| 19ggE ol oe ie 1,000,000 | 2dvertised for the friend to turn up |
aglge ni 1,500,000 | nd turn the money over to the widow, |
Moore's statement it is known that |
| the
| tion of intox
| portation

[ Vardaman, Walsh, Williams and Wol-
| cott. Total, 36.
Republicans — Borah, Brady, Colt,
Cummins, Curtis, Fernald, Freling-
| huysen, Gronna, Hale, Harding, John-
| son of California, Jones of Washing-
| ton, Kellogg, Kenyon, Knox, La Fol-
lette, McCumber, McNary,
| New, Norris, Page, Poindexter, Sher-
man, Smith of Michigan, Smoot, Ster-
ling, Sutherland and Watson, Total,
29
| Senators opposing the resolution
| were:
| Democrats — Broussard, Culberson,
Gerry, Hardwick, Hitchcock, Hustin,
James, Lewis, Phelan, Pomerene, Reed
and Underwood. Total, 12.
tepublicans — Brandegee,
France, Lodge, Penrose, Wadsworth, |
Warren and Weeks. Total, 8.
Senator Smith, of Maryland, was not
present, being indisposed.
First To Pass Either House.
The proposed constitutional amend- |
ment is the first initiated by Congress
| since that providing for popular elec- |
tion of United States Senators, ap- |
proved in 1911. It is the first time |
that either branch of Congress has ap-
constitutional amendment for
prohibition. A few years ago a similar
resolution in the Hot received a ma-
jority but failed of the required two-
thirds. |
Prohibition leaders of the House
| now claim enough votes to insure sub-
proved a

| mission of an amendment to the |
| states. When the resolution ean be
considered insthe House is uncertain,
but its friends will seek early discus-
sion.
The Senate’s action came after
three days’ debate. All efforts to
amend the resolution failed except for
addition of Senator Harding's
amendment fixing the six years’ time
limit within which three-fourths of the
states must ratify the amendment to
make it effective. This was approved
by 56 to 23.
What Resolution Provides.
As adopted, the resolution, which
was submitted by Senator Sheppard
Nelson, |
|
Calder, |
Miss Ruth

Financial
of the

Year ending July 1st, 1917 Tables ..... 0 eceess 18.00
Flay Nady School,” Chureh e220
RECEIPTS urniture Co., desks... o
Balance Jost Audit. ceed $d 972.75 | Roberts & Meck. ........ 99.80
ppropriation in-
cluding Minimum Sal- $ 447.68
BY cerecrrirrnnenes 3 1,635.17 : BOOKS :
State Appropriation for American Book Co.......$ 157.88
High School..........$ 800.00 | Ginn Oiuevvrnsrnnns 81.97
Lynn & Carnaham..,.... .50
$ 2,435.17 | Hands, Noble & Eldredge 47.562
Proceeds Athletic Associa- Allyn &Bacon....... . 45.58
CLE mie 80.79 | D. C. Heath & Co........ 39.81
TUITION 1915—1917: Houghton Mifflin Co..... 10.69
H. R. Grissinger ire .$ 27.00 Chas. E. Merill & Coe. vd 5.52
E. H. Lindemuth ....... 13.50 | Scott Foreman & Co..... 49.62
C. A. Greider........... 27.00 | J. B. Jippinaott & Co.... 14.72
Mount Joy Township. .... 3917.76 | The MacMillan Co....... 11.00
| East Donegal Township... 890.75 Silver Bardett & Co...... 15.56
. . Yer es00ssecense >) 513.34
$ 862.00 Bonds and Sinking Fund Account
TUITION 1916—1917: | Transferred to Sinking
Mary Habecker.........$ 27.00 | Fund ..............:.§ 700.00
J N Hershey. ...v...:. 13.50 | Transferred to Sinking
Samuel Young.......... 27.00 | Account No. 1........ 800.00
BF Brown. ..coeessss 13.50 | Transferred to Sinking
EB Booth. ilivivesuiess 13.50 | Fund Account No. 1 In-
J. H. Lindemuth. ....... 27.00.) terest’... .. .. cH" 409.00
| 85 Coupons Aug. 1, 1916
$ 1121.50| .each $1.88 ......0... 65.80
Balance Tax Duplicate | 23 Coupons Feb. 1, 1917
1008 ' .iirivrieerr $3 23.00" each $1.88 ,....L. 43.24
Interest on Certificates. . 60.00 | 8, Coupons Aug. & Feb. 1
By Short Term Loan.... 2,264.67 each $9.38 .......... 75.04
. ml | 50 Coupons Oct. & Apr. 1
ip $ 2347.67 euch $1.75 ...4...... 87.50
T. M8 Breneman Coll. 1916-17 | 26 Coupons Oct. & Apr. 1
Collected, to Oct. 1st in- each'$8.75 ...{....... 227.50
clusive pnt re$ 7,964.33 T3008
ollecte 0 Date..es... 37 | ’ .
{ Balance ,..suftee.....3 853.29
ol. |
§ fest) $15,401.58
$15,401.58 | We, the undersigned Auditors of
Tax Duplicate 1916: | Mount Joy Boro have carefully ex-
Received from Coll. to amined the Accounts of the Mount
Oct. 1st..............$ 7,064.33 Joy Boro School District (First
| Received from Coll. to National Bank Treasurer) and find
| Date .o.sivaseesranes 667.37 | them true and correct.
¥ Exonerations ........... 79.80 | We have also destroyed 58 eou-
| Outstanding ........... 4.00 | pons, Aug. & Feb. at ‘$1.88; 8 cou- [
{ ~————— | pons, Aug. & Feb. at $2.38; 50 cOU-wr -
| Amount Duplicate.......$ 8,715.50 pons, Oct. & Apr. at $1.75; 26 cou-
| Amount Oustanding Due District | pons, Oct. & Apr. $8.75; x93 cou-
| GC. A. Wiley sis eiwiesanane 9.00 | pons, Nov. & May at $2.00.
| Prank Shultz .......... 4.50 | FRANK E. HERSHEY,
Samuel Smith .......... 27.00 | E. M. TREXLER,\ _
W. H. Strickler......... 43.00 | Au\ditors.
|B. F. Brown. .,.......... 13.50 | eee
Edw, Booth .........., 13.50
| d. N. Hershey....... hie 13.50 |
East Donegal Township. . 432.00
Rapho Township......... 281.50
Mount Joy Township.... 331.50 |
$ 1,169.00
Sinking Fund...........$ 1,900.00
Sinking Fund Ace. No. 1.
Coupons Outstanding
No, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,
33, each $2.00 due May
1, 1817
No: 22, 23, 24, 25 26,
217, 28, 29, 46, 41, 49,
51, each $1.88 due Feb.
1, 1917
EXPENDITURES
Arthur P. Mylin, 9 mo.
salary ...... Fela ae
Arthur P. Mylin, 2 weeks
Salary. oie eee
Miss Catherine Heckel, 5
mo. salary, ..........: .
Miss Minnie I. Etzweiler,
4 mo. and 1 day..... .
Miss Elda Park, 9 mo.
Salary... os sivinirie oie
Miss Elda Park, 2 weeks’
salrry., ohn. voiwnivieie
Miss Edna Martin, 9 mo.
Salary, . La,
Henry O'Neill, 9
SAlOPY. smiint eerie
Henry O'Neill, 2 weeks’
SRIBPY is iinii oe srdinhsss
Miss Elizabeth Eshleman,
8% mo. salary........
Miss Laura Urich, 81 mo.
salary ....,
Miss
mo, salary.....
Miss Emma K. Brenner,
81% mo. salary...
N. Stoll,
salary ...
mo.
EERE
, 814
mo.
Mrs. Mary G. Miller, 814
Mo, 8alalY. scot vesnse,
of Texas, Democrat, would add the $6
following article to the Federal Con- :
stitution: | John Wharvel, Janitor,
wkd salary

The man cture, sale or transporta-
ating liquors within, the
thereof into, or ex-
thereof from the United
States and all territory subject to the
jurisdiction thereof, for beverage pur-
poses is hereby prohibited.
Pl ‘le shall be inoperative un-
3 have been ratified as an
he Constitution by the
ral as
itution, within
the date of the submis

ic
importation the
|

1e Se

states,
in the Const
rs from
reof to the states by the Con-

May Put

cal
Il action on

ess reassembles
the presen
Early in

> caucus wen

State Workmen’s
G. Moyer, Merchandise. .
M. S. Bowman Est., Jani-
George Carpenter,
Scott Swords, Labor.....
Newpher Garber, Labor..
John
Christian Horst Sub. Jani-
tor salary....
Eleven Teachers "Attend-
ing Institute .5......
H. G. Longenecker, Secre-
tary, salafy.. }....
Four Directors attending
Convention
Edison Electric Co., Light
and Power . ... vo
Donegal Gas Co., Gas. os
C. H. Zeller
Insurance
Agency, Insurance.....
| 0. M. Donaven, Insurance
Mt. Joy Twp. Mutual Ins.
Co., Insuranece.....w: ¥
Insur-
ance Fund, Insurance..
Nat. Heat & Ventilating
Co., Heater .3....... .
First National Bank, Mt.
ar Gr saie
A. S. Flowers, Repairing.
Mrs. Jno. Wharvel, Re-
pairing. ....#. . * abime .e
C. E. Ricksecker, Repair-
ING “ove i sae enn .
- 3b Flmer Heisey, Repairing.
oon Su Brown Bros., Repairing. .
Penate sweltering in one of the hottest | 11.8, Newcomer, Repair
of summer days. ing and Mdse..... gis
tor stpplies. ...c....5.
Dietz, Labor and
Batteries
Clara E. Gantz, Flag....
Clarence Schock, Coal...
C. Schock, Lumber, Etec..
Penna. R. R. Co., Freight
on Coal
Excelsior Coal Mining Co.
Coal .....cisencsrivies
H. M. Ressler, Hauling
i and Freioht......... .
: Edna Martin, Magazine
al subscription. .........
Herald Printing Co.,
mo ic me Printing ... o.oo. se
S 12S Mount Joy Bulletin,

Printing and supplies. .
; S . : E. Hershey, Making
3 2 5 ’ 3 Enumeration .........
E. W. Strickler, Eng. Di-
VEGETABLES NIPPFED BY FROST plomas ih a. Ss
= Penna. School Journal
3936-17" sce nasnvinna
4 Vave H Nort t While East | H, G. Longenecker, Ex-
mn n

press & Postage.
Western Union Tele. Co..
Brunner, Window
Trexler, Auditing. .
rshey, Auditing. .
ational Bank, Box
r 1an, Distrib
Tax Notices... se
reneman, Commis-

Report
Mount Jay Borough
School District [1.5

$1,199.97
544.13 |
Gop dl -siemens;

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