THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. 8S. A. By Charles Sughroe © Western Newspaper Union . ig Ea v — / = v - -~r | = { — EL I ji fo GAL WITH LOTS OF MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL RONEVY | * " vet SAY PEOPLE WITH OPPOSITE OMARACYERISYICS MAKES THE HAPPIEST MARRIAGES, SET HOD PETERS, " WHICH (S WHY | AM LOOKIN' BER A PHONES MRS. MIXUP: "AMD | HAVE NO OBJECTION “TO A GREEN GiRL OR A COLORED onel” Idle Chatter HE REASON OLR LANGUAGE © CALLED Th MOTHER TONGUE," SNICKERS ‘TH' OLE GROLGM, "IS “HAT FATHER NEVER GEYS A CWANCE oO LOSE v1” YHAPL In the City Plain Hats A Speci 4 JOHN A. HASS, Pro 44 N. Queen Lancaste i/ Pa. ~ on learsers , good jeb, 214 S. Primce Street, | | i { NATIONAL alg CLEVELAND AJ FISK and | Mr » Lr Roy G. Hersh ey, & All Work Guaranteed ~ #29 N. Queen St., LANCASTER, PA. | J. Howard Hersh Dealer in he Keashy & Mattison Co. Century Shingles, Asbestos and Asbestos d Sheathing Woes” appli, John Farnum Go, LANCASTE r a REPAIRS WOULD YOU LIKE TO HEAR MY VENTRILOQUIST STUNT MR _WINKLETREE ? You BET WELL reife FIRST - ¥. WoutD, A TRAMP SAT ON A RALF' BOX CAR . HIS FEET DRAGGED OM THE GROUND - LONGFELLOW- By JACK WILSON Copyright 1922 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate LTT AA ASKED HER F, HAND AND FIND THE "KEY" AND “YOU WON'T HAVE T0"BREAK" IN! CAN"YOU SING THAT SONG = | “THE TOURIST SAID JA VACATION MEAN A REST FOR MEY THE TRAMP REPLIED -" BOSS, ITS THE OTHER WAY ARREST MEANS A VACATION FOR ME! WONDER- FuLll, ATHER FOR HER MET "DE -FEETY GOOD CIGARE TIES will promof] dren’s health and itl you’ll order §it. full creamed & isfying, your chil- 1 add a lot offtable joy to your exfbtence if 3 56 W.DONEG/. L. ST. % BOTH PHONES MOUNT JOY, PA. CA. Wealand J. N. STAUFFER & mar. L MOUNT JOY, PA. sion to use our “wanted, ats.” column more frequentl ound to pay. Just try it. WANTED—Everybody in this sec. for sale, y. 5 ~ntrodue- | nimmy tzurick cooma.’ Are is nun-|bout three feet high out of old| $1.50 8 YyeRl: a4 u fog ofan, 2h $1.00 post cox ner ins feld un hut si masheen exam. | boards. Hot sun plays havoc with ._ FB. Lehman Daughters, . hk ined. Ich hob net g’wist ebs era eb-|the chickens. : gil] Uf You Want i suceeed—Advertine[D, No. &. 1 t PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To Say This Week Der onner dawg is en karl on un- | ser house cooma mit ma si-bickel un {hut mere aner farkawfa wella. En | si bickel is en gadeer os usht tswa | redder hut—un doh fordt mer druff. | Mer hucked sich uff de longwid un draid feese, feel we en schpin-rawd. Es is uff der brinciple fun meim sin- gle-track, self-balancink rigel-wake, usht os mer des fora con oony en track un used ken pole fars ding balanca. Ich wore ga-interest drin grawd fum awfong wile ich bahawbt hob os se en infringement ware uff | my patent-recht. Der agent is druff gagroddled un is fart g'fora so glot os en ole. * Are is der wake nunner | un widder ruff. By sell tzeit wore de , Polly fun eram wesh-tzoover aweck | un unich der deer g’g’shtonna un : den mom fun wooner aw ga-gooked. | Derno hut der agent g’sawt ich set amoh! druff groddla uns broveera. Ich hob eme g’sawt ich daid de scien , tific brinciples fun der macheen shunt long farshtae un wist os ich fora kent os es shmoka daid wile my ri- gel-wake der same wake shoffa daid. Ich bin druff ga’groddled. Are hut g’sawt are wet mich balance. Ich | hob eme g’sawt ich breicht ene net, dos are set mere usht seller rigl longa dart fun der fense un ich wet eme | wisa we mer so en masheen balanca daid. Fonna on unseram house is en hocher hivvel un we ich druff wore hov ich eme g’sawt are set mere en push gevva so 0s we mer rooch- board ford. Es ding is ob-g’shtart os we en fuggel Ich hob fargessa tsu draida un hob de spharr net farsh- tonna. Ivver awennich is es shunt shtariger gonga os ich ga-used bin far so hivla nunner gae un endlich is es g’shproonga we en dri yarich fill oony tzaum—ivver shtae un felsa un grawva un ob-weiser—ae mohl uff ame side em wake un de naixt min- nutt uff der onera—gaboomed un ga- | blutzed un g’schmart os es fire g’- flooga is. Ich hob g’shepeered oses| my ledshtes is un hob tzurick gagook | ed noach der Polly far hilf. Se wore uff’m hivvel g’shtonna mit da tswa hend in der hae un ga-grisha os we en narrishe. Derno is es mere ei- cooma os ich farleicht des fardihen-! kert ding shtuppa kent won my regel awek shmisa daid. Ich hob, un de naixt minnutt hut’s fedder rawd | kartz rum ga-draid un derno hut’s eb | bes gevva. Ich bin about footzae foos fonna nows g’flooga dorich en fense un hob en folder-pushta un dri rigel ob ga-brucht. De masheen in fry ivver de fense nows ga-joomped un is holb-wakes noach em shtettle g’-! shproonga eb se ous wind cooma is. Ich denk se hut oll der wind mit g’-! numma. Ich hob anyhow kenner mae g’hot. Der agent un de Polly! sin runner g’shproonga cooma un| ich ware dote. ga-deer uft lose gingt un eb net my | bae farbrucha wara. Are hut g’sawt | my bae wara orick grum awver are daid net danka os se farbrucha wara, | un are daid aw net feel droom gevva | won se wara, wile so en oldt kolb we| ich der hols farbrecha set. wae ga-doo un der agent hut g’sawt won mere de fense fixa daida don daid are mich nix charga far de ride. De Polly hut grawd agreed, awver | hen mich uff g’hova. Se hen g’mained i the supply to Endlich bin ich tsu: county ac cooma hob der agent g’frogt eb sell | {ho jud splendid farm. We soi vide State bond - i ne : | : : on, | Dogs will provide one for themselves.| fund: $723,730 in the gasoline funa | mich recht examined hen g’hot hen |; % yt Se ous g’mancht ich: ware net fel | It 8 better for the owner to do the|and $398,520 in the dog fund. hut ene farshprecha maucha si laeva| for your flock, make bes ga-doo hut, awver are hut any-' how se uff der oxel hame ga-drawga. Der Billy Bixler hut ene ons Huller-! hecka g'saena un are hut g’sawt der {agent het g’flaached we olles wile si masheen oll in huddla ni farrissa wore. De longwid wore farboga, der aned shamel ob gabrucha, de bocka | fun der deixel wora hinnershich g’-| shtomma uns hinneer rawd wore | fonna. De Polly hut mich garivva | mit darabadeen un fet, un der naixt dawg wore ich reddy far widder en race nemma uff’m single track, self- balancing furwaisa. Jch un de Polly hen uns en patent wesh masheen greega oushtats en si-bickel un derno kenna| White Cloud Farms, mere aw afforda ols noach em shtet- tle tsu foos fora. NATURE TELLS YOU As Many a Mt. Too 3 When the kidneys Reader Knows ell are weak, ou 4 i This is angexcellent farm, close to Nature e}is you SN e. | Prominent poultry breeders of both schools, chugkehes and mechanics of Infrequent or too ¥requent passage | states and poultry specialists from |all kinds. It ays 2% miles northeast Other disorders suggest kidney ills. | the Pennsylvania State College and |of Rheems; iles east of Wieghei. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for disor- | from Cornell University will talk at|town; and o mile west of Milton dered kidneys. & | the banquet. Grove. Suturd Mt. Joy people testify to their] “We are planning this tour so as |g SAC, 10 cOf:mence on Saturday, worth. 4 Benjamin B. Gaul, ‘farmer, R. F.| D. No. 2, says: “My #¥kidneys were | in bad shape and my baék caused me! so much trouble I co hardly do | my work. When I stooped a sharp, | stabbing pain went through the small | of my back and even when lying in bed, gripping pains went $1 through | me. I knew my kidneys were affect- | ed as the secretions were #lled with | sediment and not freque enough in passage. I had read a Jot about Doan’s Kidney Pills, so I lly got them at Garber’s Drug Store. It took but to boxes to drive'zall the aches and pains from my back, clear up the kidney secretions and put my kidneys in good shape.” ] Price 60c, at all dealers. * simply ask for a kidney remiedy— get Doan’s Kidney Pills—thef same that Mr. Gaul had. Foster-Mflburn Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y. 4 oo BOTH THESE MEN CON.- DUCT WELL KEPT FARMS Daniel Erb, of Rheems, has seven- teen acres of fine tobacco. It was! planted in the beginning of June and was topped the first week in August. It is the banner crop in this section of the county. The leaves are 28 to 30 inches in length and were kept free of worms by spraying. Christian Strickler, of Rheems tenanting the Elmer Strickler farm containing one hundred and forty acres is a believer in plenty of high grade stock on the farm. He keeps | twelve head of Holstein cows, feeds | twenty-five head of steers and eigh. | teen head of hogs, and keeps six head of mules and horses. Mr. Strickler has eighteen acres of the best tobacco in the neighbor- | hood. He uses certified seed and | has great faith in barnyard manure | to keep the soil in condition. { —————el- Ce COLLEGE MEN TO JUDGE { AT MANY COUNTY FAIRS | Livestock and crop specialists of | the Pennsylvania State College have | enviable records as judges at county | fairs if demands for their services | this year can be taken as an index! of their standing. To date, one or more of the col-| lege staff have been scheduled to officiate at 30 fairs in the state and| calls are coming in every day for | more judges. Livestock men from | the college sre exceedingly popu’ar | in the ring and the demand exceeds | such an extent that agents are being drafted into] ging service, ————— Hog Wallows Hog wallows in hot weather are | investments for the hog | If the hog man does not pro- a wallow for his animals the re eee Shade For Poultry If nature has not provided shade a low shed a- | for planting. Leading in the plant- | 000 trees, with the | gregation at Nazareth, | jor Robert Y. Stuart, secretary of and up-to-the-minute news than any weekly in this section. and convince yourself. It costs only POULTRYMEN PLAN TOUR INTO NEW YORK STATE Poultrymen of two states, Penn- sylvania and New York, are planning a “get-together auto tour” on Sep- tember 24 and 25 when farmers of castern and southeastern Pennsy!- vania will migrate into eastern New sale on ti premises on brook roa Green Tr from the ship, the fi A York to visit leading poultry plants RACT OF LAND in Orange and Ulster counties. Containingd 54 Acres and 104 Perches The tour will start from Middle- Om which is erected a town, New York, on Monday morn-|2}% STORY FRAME DWELLING i Q pO its , HOUSE w§th Summer House attach- ing, September 24. The itinerary id F B dC Crib At » t Arfmann’s farm, a|¢%, ra Arn nc. tom Lv 2s calls for stops 2 ’ tached. rame Tobacco Shed, Pig now agreed Holstein establishment converted IN-| gv Chickn House and other out. to a laying and brooding plant; buildings. § All these buildings are in an up-to-date fine condiffon. On the farm are 3 plant with a modern brooding sys-!Acres of eadow and Wood Land, | tem; Tyler's hatchery and breeding |the latter vith choice timber ready | establishment; and the Marquis and|to cut. T farm adjoins land of Wagner Poultry Farm. Jacob Greiner, Frank Groff, the | The second day will be spent in | Ulster County visiting large poultry { farms and the tourists will banquet : : ; a spring anda variety of fruit trees. | in the evening at a convenient place. 4 : : x 8 to give a maximum of information Siniember 3, in a short time and distance,” says by Donald Gray, poultry specialist at| State College, who is arranging the tour. The complete itinerary giving approximate hour of arrival and de- 923, at two o'clock P. onditions made known parture at the several stops can be] ceased. Tne Charles Frank} Auct. obtained from the county agent or William C. Refyn, Atty. from the poultry office at State Co’- lege. ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE Estate of John G. Reist, late of Mont Joy Borough, deceased. Letters“gf administration on said estate havin®, been granted to the undersigned, persons indebted thereto are requégted to make imme- diate payment, those having claims or demands against the same, will present them withgut delay for settlement to the unders i ing in Mount Joy Boroug] ———— eens. MOTOR VEHICLE TAGS GO BEYOND MILLION MARK There was a big rush at the State Highway Department Wednesday by motor vehicle owners who took «4- vantage of the first day license grices are cut to half price. This ix done each year, starting from Aug ust 1, The total numher of liceases KATHARINE REIST tested by the department to da‘e ELI G. REIST includes 1,000,502. Of this num- AdministratQrs. John N. Hetrick, Atty. ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE 5 * er the tags are classified as follows: aug. 22° Motor vehicles, 390,283; commercial ~ehicles, 69,104; tractors, 3,244: trai'ers, 1,287; motorcycles, 17,474; motor bicycles, 602; motor vehicle dealers, 18,068; tractor dealers, 139, and motorcycle dealers, 301. Motor vehicle registrations of Wed- nesday are 206,783 greater than on August 1 of last year. —— eee PALMYRA LEADS IN THE PLANTING OF TREES ate of Mary M. Nissley, late of gh of Mount Joy, deceased. #5 of administration on said pe been granted to the un- ah, persons indebted there- payment, and t] Manheim, R. D. No. 3, Lig rr ei——— Penna. Schools of Pennsylvania planted 35,276 trees in the state during the Spring of 1923, it was announced by the department of Forests and Waters, which supplied the trees ‘Advi 2% Harnish & Harnish, Atty. 3 aug. 1-6t ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ing were the high school pupils of Palmyra, who placed 20,000 trees in the ground. Churches of the state also were active planting 11,- Moravian con- Northamp- ten County leading with 7200. Ma- of Mount Borough, deceased. Letters of “gdministration on said estate having Ween granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are reques to make imme- diate payment, a those having claims or demands aga¥gst the same, will present them witho settlement to the undersi ing at Mount Joy, Pa. MARGARET E. AMWAY the department, is pleased with the report of iree planting, declared it the best in -he history of the state. The greatar number f the trees JOHN A. COYLE, Atty. have been reported as growing ex- Aug. 1%6t cellently. A LALANCE OF $19,5.8,865.30 IN STATE TREASURY JULY 31 : 3oy Boro, Lancaster Co., Pa., De- The close of July business in the State Treasury showed a balance of $19.522,865.30, State Treasurer Charles A. Snyder anrounced Tucs- | diate day. Total receipts for the month were $6,603,693 and total payments were $6,463,386. Te month closed «.ih a balance of $421,116 in the general fund; | Fa. $11,842,996 in the motor fund; $72, B21 ir. the State schocl fund; $a. C. JE8,819 in the to the | all persons ested to make imme- | will present them settlement to the unde Adminis E. Charles, Attorney. amoys Chocolates, Milk ! amel Chocolate made | igely from milk and | EE a The Bulletin contains more local butter; once tast Compare it | Chocolate experts sa , SEPTEMBER 8, 1923 The und@signed will sell at public the Cole- leading from Rheems to Church, one-fourth mile tter, in Mount Joy Town lowing read estate to wit: Green Tree§church and others. Farm is i lent state of cultivation, er-failing well of water, Estate of Frank C. Amway late! . | Mount Joy Street, . Estate of Elmer F. Givens, lat€ of | Letters of Administration on said | indebted { WEDNESPAY, AUG. 22nd, JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF Summer Fog We are determined not stock from one Seasonfto anothee, and in order to get rid$f our Sums mer Stock we have cut 20° 30° Whether you need Md 1928 ’'s, Women’s or Children’s Footweaf§ this is the place to buy. Prices are such tha you cannos resist buying 2 or 8 p#irs Space will not permf# enumerating ehave to offer. Formerly Fry's F)! 5 E. King & S. HESS HERSHEY Investments That is exactly what you will say too-when yo chronic cases a square meal ir by our Gas & They give you ire! harm a kitten. Buy &* You will find them icine for dyspepsia, stomach, palin after "50 cents for a large bok. CHANDLER'S DRUG STORE MOUNT JOY, PA. Krall’s Meat Mark et OHN W. KREIDER. OHN HIVNER. Agents for $he heirs and legal re. presentatives 4f John G. Kreider, De- h igs have on hand anything i» “#%. the line of SMOK M , HAM, DRI | o BEEF, BOBOGNA, LARD, rd Also Fresh B i Veal, Pork, Mutton Shaving ‘Agents for the Ma Goods called for E. Main Street jutting Cl LIE GARBER Mount Jo h T WITTLE SECOND-RAND HOUSE FURNISHINGS ant, ANTIQUES {Bell "Phone 35-R4 “ong Evenings ELIZABETHTOWN, PA, a Ice-Cream, Groceries and HAVE gait SESESG Ie a, Cie x Sass ¥ RE
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