2 a . MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A. GOLD AND OTHER VALUABLE METALS IN TELEPHONES | i The Car for the Girl in Busine The modern business woman needs her own personal transportation Eeonomical Tansporiation medium. Chevrolet Utility Coupe AAG x : with high-grade body, refined up- s holstery, plate glass windows, 2.5L. Flint. Mich. artistic fittings, stream-lines and g, rior Roadster ....3498 riding comfort, fully meets her Suglrior Touring . $495 9 quality requirements. Its mechan- Su ical efficiency and ease of handling S ior Utility Coupe $640 98~ rior Sedan & Suferior Com. Chasjy” $395 Hn 3 make strong appeal, and finally Sylferior Light Deli ery $495 4 its surprisingly low price ity Express BF is $550 (7 +>9, > (On With Laughter) and lowest per mile cost | | eo es » aw noise and some cf them keep right ; ASCO Syrup can ..10c — Puge Honey tumbler 10c on at it until they grow up and die. Solid gold “cup-cakes” and jars which contain precious metal-— A ® Ug We have a few like that right here gold in the center jar and gold and platinum particles in the other two : While They #L.ast! in town, Henry. oRluatey om old telephones at a saving of many thousands of | M iss JS =memmmmmmn says: * oor . : i ason Jars Pints 59¢ Quarts 69¢ Doz. Miss Gladys Savy Indoo Materials used in the manufacture | is used in the instrument to assist in ! With d mplet sports are all right and I like them— | : £aps ano TY p TSrcomp ote sp ra hov hav Su ah of the telephone, with which we are | perfect transmission of speech. The | Li E ? that is, when they have sense enong all so familiar are brought from all feature of the precious metal 18 its | a i 5 ro home at a reasonable hour ASCO Whole Spices Paclf 3 soiree s oe ..9C to go home at a reas . parts of the world. power to resist corrosion and wear, Fine Table Salt, Big Bag. & ...... Calvi suinee ..10c vs Ly There are twenty different products | and so to keep smooth the path of | ii) ® —— . g 2 iB : One of our Sunday School Super used in the making of telephones. | voice currents. | H ©) Our Regular 16c ASCO ? Our Reg. 12¢ ASCO Pendens Was lead 10 ST bi Gold, silver copper and wool are! Great care is exercised in putting i : : : iy . . : e .Telormers nave oir ’ secured from the western part of the arise fate Bate Feat ar |] : © Cider Vinegar Cut to $$ White Dist. Vinegar Cut Sundays will replace nut sundaes.” | {pited States. Iron, lead, zine, nickel | he Various telephone parts together so | i . Se © 14c Bottle to 10c Bottle eee and aluminum as woll as coal are ob.) that the instrument will be: inlthe Utili pi HA i! © & I am beginning to realize that a| tiined from the eastern and southern | best of condition to transmit and re- | b i 5 great vocabulary is not so very es-|, of the country. But copal must | ceive speech. | © Gold Seal i Rich Creamy sential after all. Think how many | he gotten from the southern part of | The fact that the telephone recelv- | 4 | . i | © MACARONI Pkg. 9c 2 | CHE ESE pages a lawyer can cover with the | Africa. Linen comes from eastern | er alone is handled by twenty persons, . TT ( iy | words “whereas” and ‘‘aforesaid.” Europe; mica from India; tin from | each individual putting it through a | 3 Pkgs 25¢ © i : ! Pound 33c¢ lay: platinum from Russia, and different process is indicative of the ! Tay some baked with a Liv & | > Sits > rsuing rom Sout; America is obtained rub- enormous number of people engaged | ® ® f r creamy cheese. Ve Mother sits at home, pursuing ; h i y : | You'll likel it immensely. Books of poetry—high-brow; wor and asphaltum, in making the many other parts which Fol S ) f 3 | Gold mix ot with silver and platinum | Mazie’s seventeen, and using go in the telephone. Father's night-key now. We Sell Only One Blend§-One Price—One Quality— oy, Penna. and That the Bes@Cup You Ever Drank! ASCO COFEBEE Pound 29c You'll taste ile difference! < On the Concrete | Mount ; J @ Charles Garber says the man who wrote “On the Gin-Gin-Ginny Shore” must have lived in New Jersey. ——— Rinehart was pee “Bobby” down to 5 ASCO Evaporated Mil g®.......... Cees can llc Bi Sn SE Re a 3s ; It's richer and befer. Nearly half cream John Philip don’t have a thing on i ma 3 his band. That’s the way to feel a- Blue Rose Rice ......... 1b pkg 9c bout it, Harry. Choice Tender Peas... ..... can 15¢ Bei 3 . ring on pecs = ASCO Quality R tan 17c, 19¢, 25¢ As down the street he took his stroll, 2 ASCO Sugar C@n.......... can 15¢ He cussed, for all he was a saint, w Sweet Sugar Cop .can 10c, 12%c He saw a sign atop a pole, oa 4 . x And climbed it up (near-sightec " ASCO Californid Asparagus. .can 25c i ; ; —— soul) : A Pork dB 9c So he could read---and read, “Fresh : SCO I'OrK an eans % n..... . Ae eee Paint.” Gold Seal Rolled Oats .%, . ............ 3 pkgs. 25c¢ mb b KXsco Peanut Butter Pond. .... Se 23c This burg and the surrounding community is pretty well represented P00OOOCPOCRORROOEOE at Columbia every Friday night of | [M Asco Teas %1b P 14c 1b pkg 55¢ late. There must be a reason. Nl Five quality blends—Oratge Pekoe, Old Country Style, T Daca hort So Boers ok ih NL India Ceylon Black, Mixed an Billy gi To hv i o oe as Ye ) “All advertising is ¥etail and local in the end Pride-of Killarney Tea . . 5... 1b tin 65¢ relative to Prohibition. Doc and If [| matter where printed ofiby whom paid for”, Exira Yeavy QRking sover tes came to the conclusion that we will | [| : <3 xtra y drfking make a little good heer for our own | rt - James H. Collins, busines$ expert. = . x consumption since the near beer is Dog D New Crop Caif. Evap. Apgicots |b. . ........ .. ec getting s0-bad, really somdof it] L g Days CC Every merchant, man@facturer or distributor who Asco Oleomargarine Pound. ................ .25¢ tastes like shellac. We wrote to| — advertises should tack that t his d Choice Medium Size Santa lara Prunes lb .....10c New York for a receipe. We asked : ld Sswoud lac at@entence over his desk and for one which called for plenty of | [—— WiLL B fii o read it over before he de He pack IN fi 0 Ms hops. Here's what we got: “Go out to Meckley’s dam, cateh five or six full-grown frogs, chase them in the road to Mt. Joy and then get sev- eral bags, go back over the route and gather up all the hops. Sieve them thru the seat of an old caned chair Add some muddy creek water, stand in the sun until it gets ripe and as soon as it is good enough, drink it. We haven’t tried this new receipe vet but expect to ere long. Almost any man likes around home says Harry kamp and women who can’t stand putterers have no business to get married. That’s right, neighbor. In my estimation a safety zone on a street is a marked-off place of refuge where a motorist dares a pedestrian to step over. If you doubt this, just try it and find out. plans. Unless your message is retail and local. the mark, for final sales are tially local, and the {Sospesnodess to putter Darren- DOD FURNITURE} he Kind I § (Copyright, W. N. U.) BELL LOUD § URGE bs Only ll-—Furniture That is Furniture Velie’s following hong car owners is as distinctive as the car itself—an unusual #igss, desiring a little more in comfort and inary ready to pay a little more for a greater # greater flexibility and ease of handling, Rep worry; wanting a little more in the Woyed satisfaction. she Velie purchaser pays no more for Miss Esther Brown, \ linotype operator, says there are two good things about a vacation—the beginning and the end. our expert Rockers, Mirrors, Hall Racks, 3 Picture Frames, Ladies’ Desks, ; Extension and Other Tables ner, Yet strangely enough, these things . And in the Htance of Velie closed cars, actually The best definition I know of an Davenports, China Closets, pays less. Lo optimist is a man who gets tickled Kitchen Cabinets, %. In Fact Anything in the Far. he niture Line dan, mounted on the Model 58 chassis and powered with the viB¥ationless, automatically lubricated Velie-built motor, is choicely ipped down to the last detail of silvered flower vase, vanity caségand smoking set. Sixty per cent of all Velie are sold to Velie owners—a positive proof of Velie value. Every time we sell a This Velie 5-passenger at what a hard time he has. Many times have TI realized that it is nice to be poor. When a friend asks you for ten dollars and you tell him you don’t have it, he never insinuates that you are a liar. #r we make a friend. Some slicker in the East has a few of our poultry fanciers all fussed up. He claims to have a breed of chickens that weigh 40 pounds each and lay eggs the gize of a derby hat. ‘8 H. C. BRUNNER, 8 | 30000000 D00000UR00RCONOO000O00 They said they had free eats and | free beer all over Reading fast Thurs | That accounts for several fel- lows not coming home the same day and when they did get back —g00d icht! A certain fellow at Florin bought | several ducks and then told his son | to give them water. The boy filled { two quart bottles, put the corks on | them and threw them into the pen. Scranton, Pa. At the left is 4d Highways Organization, Loud speaker apparatus in use at D. F. Morgan, President of the Associate The telephone ratus used by i I suppose you noticed the fuss the | papers make about the authorities finding a bomb at Columbia. That's Was necessary for i it on its it ineers to accompany loud delicate that President speaker appa- | so Harding Bell eng . his lust western trip, has been mount- | journey. nothin’. You can find 'em on our|ed on a truck by The Bell Telephone The Associated Highways Organi- | Streets here any old time and we are | Company and used hy speakers advo- | zation, which comprises all bodies in- ; | not as “skeery” about them as our | cating the $50,000,000 bond issue for | terested in better roads, provided the : Pyigter boro. Ours are too lazy to | road construction in Pennsylvania. speakers and arranged the schedule harm anyone. In the course of the truck’s tour | for the tour. | talks were delivered at many towns This same telephone loud speaking J | A lot of people watch for the and various County Fairs in Pennsyl- | apparatus proved very useful to the | prophisies of the coming winter, | YADI. { late President on his last trip. The i Here is one that always came true There are four huge horns on the | executivel was enahled to reach the {since 1800. Milt Bowman says: “If truck and the words of the lecturers | ears of the people who had gathered the husk on the ear of corn is tight) carried clearly and distinctly | about hig rain, with no effort what- : to the audiences. The equipment is! soever. \ j and thick the winter will be real Circulation Makes Bulletin Ads Pay. Try It | cold. — I —— > = 1 i JE Men hs ct HEE To! DN \ ( { \ { 4