PAGE EIGHT

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE FLORIN TRUST COMPA-
NY, LOCATED AT FLORIN, LAN-
CASTER COUNTY, PA., AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEM-
BER 29, 1928.

i
i

ap-
agts 19,716 24
$35,796.74 |
naan ee 532.57 |
cash items . 345.94 |
, trust cos, 3
nding reserve. . 497.82 |
paper purcha’d 3 |
name........ 5,245.00 |

Upon So’ or more
names ¢, . . .---..-- 162,292 59 |
Time. loa ith collateral.27,623.55
Call loa h collateral... 8,200.00

Loans s¢ by bonds &
28,804.00 |
61,963.42
. 22,157.46
5,048.38
6,371.29
90.20

t included
OTE es vs vers 2,712.60
= AE $367,671.56
LEABILITIES

Capital stock x4
Undivided pra
penses and
emand Depo
sive of trust 2M
Deposits su
to check

Treas.
outstanding 210.01 76,599.€8
Time Deposits: usive of

trust funds)
Time certifica

ngs
fund deposits

60.99
208 103,585.82
d ..50,000.00

Bills payable on de

y. . $367,671.56

Trust funds: 3
Investments, ete. ¥ 506.67
Cash balance .....3%.. 2,550.44
Total trust funds ...%5a& 3,057.11
CORPORATE USTS
Total amount (i. e. 3

deeds of trust or mg
gage executed by
porations to the

rusts

NORMAN F. ARNTZ,
; Trealgh
Subscribed and sworn to befor
this 3rd day of October, 1923.

RESOURCES: |
d:
ie, & | Te
....$16,080.50 {
er purcha’d i C
Consisting of fre
Weighing from 40 &
o'clock p. m.
October 13, when oend
made known by
Joy ind Flizahethiown tro
-|at Mount Pleasant road, within one 'pight price.
e hundred yards cf place of 3X Bice
half hour.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION |
OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT OF
ST NATIONAL BANK OF MT. |
A., LOCATED AT MOUNT |
,ENNA., AT THE CLOSE OF |
BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 29, 19238.

i
| Permafigiyt Investments, viz: i
a. MSytegages, none {
b. OWger Investments, ..$149.44 {
Temporaf®y, Investments, viz: i
a. Moggages and other
sceuritig® none {
b. 2 pes and loans
from ; uninvested
cash, % i
ec. gfts, Schedule |
A—T none |
d. Cash B@ance 3.69
|
Total weiss 4 $153.18 1
@ds of trust or mort- |
by Corporations” to |
the Company a¥¥rustee to secure is- |
sues of corporal bonds, including |
Equipment Trus# none |
Total amount @& securities deposit- |
ed by Corporatfis with the Com- |
pany as Trustee’® secure issues of |
Collateral Trust thds, none |
State of Penns@@yania, County of |
Lancaster, ss: 5 i
og |
I, R. Fellenbaulg Cashier of the |
above named Bahk do Sleds
swear that the abode statement is
true to the best of mi@knowledge and
belief. ® |
R. Fellen®@um, Cashier.
i
go before me |
W. M. Hollowbush, N&&ary Public. :
My commission expires Fidb. 24, 1927
Correst—Attest : ® |
J. N. HERSHEY, |

HENRY@. EBY,
THOS BROWN,
ctors.
PUBLE§ SALE 1!
SATURDAY, O@TOBER 13th, 1923
Sale starts at 13#'clock p. m. sharp. |
At the Ancho#Sale and Excha |
Least of Elizabeth.
town, and ond
Rheems, along tl State Highway:
30 HEAD OERGOOD COWS
i and close spring-
ers, mostly Holst@lgs. A few back-
ward cows, StocliB
for beeves. x

p 200 pounds.
Br hogs are re-
|
i
Persons
with
churches of the city and county for
ulls and Cattle generous response
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. 8S. A.

Above will be seen a photographic
reproduction of what was for many
years the Rossmere park hotel, which
has been taken over by the Tubercu-
alf mile west of 108is Society of Lancaster city and
{county for a Sanitorium.
On Sunday, October 14, beginning
sermons and appeals in the
to the $100,000
campaign, an intensive one-week ef-
former Chairman of Lancaster Chap- |
ter of the American Red Cross, to
raise the fund to put the Sanitorium
forward as an established fact.
The sum is not considered large
when the great value of the eight-
acre tract at Rossmere and the finely
built buildings are figured in at to-
day’s real estate standard. Only a-
bout half of this sum goes
defrawing the debt on
maintenance.
the white plague who have

Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Rossmere
acteristics of the building insofar as
needed to make it completely adapt-
able for a Sanatorium, and to refur-
nish and re-equip it as necessary and
possibly provide a sum for first-year
Long-experienced workers against
come
here from all parts of the State have
toward | approved Rossmere as being an ideal
the building [site for a Sanitorium. They declare,

been largely exploded, and that most facilities, and a set of buildings that
certainly there is more to be zained {will require only a minimum of ex-
by the patient being near to home, pense to make them into a fine Sani-
family and friends and having a |torium.
tranquil mind, as well as receiving The city} hed : 50.000
‘ : y is asked to raise $50,000,
the best of medical attention, than and the county an equal sum. Mr.
In being Sent toa far-away place B. B. Wolf is managing the city cam-
and pining away more from lone- paign, and Milton H. Ranck, of
someness than from the disease itself Strasburg, the county end. The
workers are now being enrolled, and
Rossmere park is, therefore, con- A
by this time next week the campaign
sidered as ideally situated; central

(Classified Column

\as Trustee to 4 quested to bring cra
1d) Yssue of corporafeh Mr. Farmer amon this lot of |
: including Equip cows you will find a Ig of big milk- |

ers and high test cows
Don’t forget the salesgtarts at one Ply A. C. Landis, 301 W. Main St,
Saturday, Mount Joy.
sharp a
lions will be
5 |
HARRY H.
G. K. Wagner, Auct.
Sale in dry in case of rai
ED, Mgr. | $ondition:

eys stop dog 3 yea
every Restaurant, Maytown, Pa.
FOR SALE—Leghorn pullets, ap=
oct. 10-1t-pd
FOR SALE—Double heater, good
Apply A. C. Landis, Mt.
oy, oct. 10-1t-pd.

valuable hunting

Call or phone 8
oct. 10-1t

Sampel B Kiefer, Notary Pu
“ Attést: :
XN DAVID H. EBY k
NN. ANDREW S. BARD
\ EZRAA ENGLE,
” .
-— hy Directors.
\
REPORT OF THE CONDITION |
OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT OF
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY
BANK LOCATED AT MOUNT JOY
PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 29,

rate
otal amount (i. e. value- of
sues of corporate bonds, % ineludi
ipment, Trusts, none 5.
otal amount of secu
Josited by Corporations ith the
mpany as Trustee to secu¥e issues
of Collateral Trust Bonds, none |
State of Pennsylvania, Co ty of |
Lancaster, ss: i
I, H N. Nissly, Cashier of the!
above named Bank, do solemnly af. |
firm that the above statement ighrue
bo 5 the best of my knowledge “ |
H. N. Nissly, Cashier. |
Subscribed and affirmed. to befdre |
me this 5th day of Oct., 1923. % |
M. N. Brobaker, Notary Publig |
0s commission expires Feb. 27% |
Correct—Attest:
J. E. LONGENECKER,
J. B. KELLER,
T. M. BRENEMAN,
Directors. |

“«
WH IIOOOOOO
5
SPECI®. EXCURSION
RV, V
LURAY, VA.
Giving an @bportunity to visit
3% the
Famous Huray Caverns
$4.00 F< $4.00
FrRIP
Saturday, #@) ctober 27th
SPECIML TRAIN
passing throwih the Cumber-
land and Sheflandoah Valleys
Eastern Signdard Time
Leaves Mt. Jog@...7.26 A. M.
WL OOOOO0OOOOG

strengthen the nervig
For sale at ¥
gmamdR REEL nn pple prue
West
a
®
$
onable, delivered. Apply J. E. Wol-
gemuth, Bell phone 63R2 Donegal
Springs street, Mt. Joy. ect. 10-2tpd
FOR SALE—Potatoes price reas-

|THE EASY
LAXATIVES
rl
{ Potatoes and cabbage at my home
{on the road leading from Mt. Joy to
| Mastersonville, four miles from Mt.
| Joy,
{Jacob M. Kolp.
i
FOR SALE—Watermelons, Sweet
R.D. 3
oct. 10-2t-pd
prices reasonable.

Rursh cathartics and physics, |

J 1923. They g but
Permanent ments, viz They ofte
SA 3 Hor none 4
= ! . er In¥estments :
pons bh FIG LAX
mporary Inve nts, viz : §
a. Mortgages dnd other Come in tablets form, Jleassns to the
securities .%.... $34,015.13 |taste and are¥oted for thie easy, |
b. Advances loans: soothing actiongiipon the bowers
rom general un They don’t pur; cause nausea n
7 cash, none the inconvenien&s attendant upon
e. Overdrafts, ed- the use of purgafiives. Their action
ule A—Trusts, ..®. . . 42.16 | is pleasant. The$help relieve con- near Ph
d. Cash balance .% 2,010.01 stigation, aq also th
BR nica and to make unne
Total Trust Funds % .$36,067.80 | atives. They see
and muscles. |i
in St, MOUNT 4Q¥,

temporary relief. —Nicely furnished,
ggravate the rea! trouble | rooms, with conveniences, with or
. | without meals, by the day or week,
| at reasonable rates, go to
| Mrs. Wagner, 9 North Market Street,
‘Mt. Joy. Opposite Mt. Joy Hall.
iand quick lunch served at all hours.
ercome its cause an preferred, @@
lssary use of lax- | manent home wit
to tone and !cook and do house wo

| Joy. OPM
FURNISHED ROOMS & BOARD
comfortable
Transients accommodated. Meals
oct. 10-4t-pd

suburban home
pg. Middle aged wom-
iring a good per-
nly of two to
d—lor
SALE REGISTER
Saturday, Oct. 6—At the Florin
Hall, Florin, Pa., regular bi-monthly
sale of real estate and personal
property Ly the Community Sales
Company. Vogle, Auct.
fers, bulls, steers and cattle for bee-
TWO CARS WRECKED
ON CONCRETE ROAD
An automobile accident
occurred
two miles east of here at the Pike
School house on the concrete high-
Wednesday, Oct. 10—At 1.25 P.| way when James Eshbaugh, of Flor-
M., at their stock yards in Mt. Joy, | in, driving a big touring car, was
a lot of Crawford County cows, hei- | crashed into by another touring car
{ bearing the license No. 489,404 own-
ves by J. B. Keller & Bro. Aldinger {ed by a man in Lancaster. The two
auct. See ad.
| cars were going
in opposite direc-
Friday, Oct. 12—At his sales barn | tions when the driver of the Lancas-
Middletown, a carload of Western | ter car tried to go ahead of another
horses and colts by D. B. Kieffer &
Co. See advertisement.
Friday, Oct. 12—At 1.30 P. M,,
at Ream’s stables, Mount Joy, cows,
[ machine
and, not seeing the Esh-
baugh car approaching, crashed into
i it, throwing it against a tree
{tearing its fenders and
and
otherwise
bulls, ete.., by C. S. Frank & Bro. damaging it. A lady in the other car
Hess, auctioneer. ;
Thursday, Oct. 16—On the premi-
| was thrown out and landed heavily
on the concrete. She was not ser-
ses in E. Donegal twp, on the Cole- | iously hurt. The Lancaster car was
brook road, about one and a half
miles South of Donegal Springs and
badly wrecked and the owner in-
| structed E. B. Rohrer, owner of the
two and a half miles north of Mari- garage where it was taken, to offer
etta, sale of valuable real estate by | it for sale. The drivers of both cars
Jno. K. Eyer, Trustee, Aldinger, auc.
Thursday, October 18—On the
premises in E. Donegal township on
the Colebrook road, about one and a
half miles south of Donegal Springs
and two and a half miles north of
Marietta, sale of valuable real estate
by John K. Eyer, Trustee. Aldinger,
auct.
Saturday, Oct. 20—At the Bulle-
tin Office, East Main Street, Mount
Joy, real estate by Mr. William Wel-
don. Frank, auct.
Wednesday, Oct. 24—On the pre-
mises in Milton Grove, real estate by
Nathan Eshleman, executor of Jacob
Swade, deceased. Aldinger, auct.
See advertisement.
en mm eG OPC

MOUNT JOY MARKETS
imps
The following prices are paid to-

|
|

| SALE—Located on
iand fronting
"ll. Springs street, Mount Joy. Splendid
“flacation and beautiful dwellings on

CHOICE BUILDING LOT FOR
the north side
50 feet on Donegal
Call Jno. E. Schroll
g_ side.
: may 23-tf

|
2 |
A Scientific Antisept#} Ointment for |
Treatment of many kin Troubles.
Formerly, skin irri@ti
od diseases, |
fections.

worth in giving promp
many painful skin troub FOR SAL
OUR GUARANYE | Built Dwellings, a
B E.
We don’t ask yqu.to
Try Saxol Salve -% seb
not satisfied we will choeR
fund your money. Put up $8?
sanitary tubes which keep
and free from contamination.
Use Saxol Salve
With Saxo Soap
Sold and Guaran- f§
teed exclusively
by

(Name of Druggist) GS
Look for This Sign
W. D. CHANDLER & COMPANY
MOUNT JOY, PA.

WARIOOOOCOOO0000O SC OO00000000000O0ONOON

® \ Retufing
Legves Luray, 38. & W. Ry.
: 5:00 M.
Special rate fd admission to
verns, 55 ce#lls, including ¢
Xx.
Ask ‘Ticket Aj
Luray Cavern!

§ New Chevrolet Sedans.
E. B. ROHRE

USED CARS
ord Touring Car

fully equipped
1—Ford Truck Sy
1—Chevrolet 1922
1—Chevrolet 1923 To
equipped.
The Chevrolets were traded i
of

| by famous auth
ian ordinary
at
| Light Plant, 32 vos
| Bzra Wolgemuth, Mt. ™
[esi a mrss eam §
| THE MOUNT JOY BUI LETIN
{Statement Printed to Comply *
agement, ete., of the Mou
Tetin,
Joy, Pa., October 8, 192
and manager.
ind other security hglders, holding 5
per cent. or more
ties—None.
Sworn to and subseribs{ Lefore me
is 8th day of October-4923.
My commission

ORT STORY- WRIT-
Be Complete training

1918 Cadillar
wd condition and re
fisslv & Sons,

FOR SALT

. Apply to
R1.

Recently Enacted Law of Con-

published weekly : Mount
Jno. E. Schroll, she?, editor
Known bondholdgts, morgages

f total amount
bonds, mortgagek or other securi-
Jno. E. Sechrpll, Owner.
W. M. Hollowbush,
Notary Public.
.pirese Fob. 24,1124 |
3

hs
y (the porch evenings, it is a safe bet
. {that tk
flONE 1918 SEDAN §
LOT CHEAP TOURI
.'day by our local merchants:
Lard
were a BOfter LL Ns 40¢
hg Mangels, feed your megs 0... ..... 35-37¢
his Winter. Easily | wheat ©... ............... 98¢c
Ke Sell CHEM LOPE ssc: i oesorsssrsnrs $1.00
Nowadays when the family is on
a little old flivver i sundergo-

go to
, do not make good airmen is disproved
escaped injury.
JAPANESE ARE GOOD FLYERS
| Head of British Air Mission Is of
Opinion That They Positively
Have No Nerves.
§
{
i —
| A rather curious report current two
i or three years ago with reference to
| Japanese aviation 1s recalled by an in-
( terview in London with the Master of
{| Sempill, who has just returned after
spending many months as head of the
British alr mission to Japan. The
| suggestion was that Japanese could
; Dot be made into good airmen hecause:

i of something in thelr early upbringin
one point being that because the
i were carried pick-a-back in infanc
i they had somehow lost their sense of Fe
In support of this it was |
equilibrium,
! polfited out that many accidents had
happened in Japan, and even today it
is conceded that they have produced
no outstanding flyers.
The statement, however that they
by the Master of Sempill, who de-
seribes them as pupils leaving little
to be desired and the standard
achieved by pilots throughout the
naval air force as being very high
In fact, one report of the interview
credits him with the statement that
it Is higher than in the British naval
air force. The Japanese are sald to
be ready to try anything and to have
no trace of nerves. All this makes a
very different story from that which
became common property shortly after
the armistice, and there seems now no
doubt that hypothesis outran facts.—
North"China Herald.

AUTO USED TO EXERCISE DOG
At Least One Animal of High Estate
Got Real Outing, Though in
Novel Manner.
The other morning the man who loves
dogs was walking down Fifth avenue
at the hour when the servants of the
rich take out on leashes for their ma-
tutinal promenade the pampered mem-
bers of dogdom, the New York Sun
states.
“Poor brutes,” he sald to a friend.
“A life of ease and luxury is theirs
and there's not one of em wouldn't
change with the raggedest cur in
Christendom if he could roam unre
strained through country fields. Why,
none of those rich dogs ever gets de-
cent exercise. A big chap lke that
fellow (pointing to a police dog) should
be given a chance to run.”
And then round the corner appeared
a limousine the owner of which evi-
dently was a real dog lover. He had
solved the problem of giving his dog
a run every day. The chauffuer had
one hand on the wheel, the other held
a long leash to which was attached the
owner's dog, contentedly running along-
side at about eight miles an hour.

———— A Rr et ren ens. |

STRICKLERS |
MOUNT JOY, PA /

| fort will be made by the Sanatorium |which the Tuberculosis Society is|with one accord, that the old idea of [to all parts of the county. It of-|will be ready to be launched with
Campaign Council, under the leader- |carrying, while the remainder will |a high altitude being absolutely fers eight acres of park ground, |characteristic energy under Mr.
{ship of Mr. Herbert W. Hartman, be used to change the physical char- necessary to cure the disease has|beautiful shade tress, recreational Hartman’s leadership.
=
DEALER IN
Rickenbacker
Columbia
and
y Automobiles
Be

E11 10011 1 1. AB
A Box of Beech Mut Gum containing Twenty, 5-cent packs all
for 65e. .This week - _ly,
One lot of Fresh Asdon | Chocolates, per Ib 38¢.
All our Cigars, Cigarett@ nd Tobacco prices still continued.
We will save you money oe
Ask the price.
SEASON'S FIRST MORRIS RI®
THURSDAY.
All our bargans this week are money Hers.
H. A. DARREN
3 Doors East of Post Office

VRE O10

“—,

EATON CRANE & CO'S, FINE PAPER IN
Box. Yes: We have KOTEX.
S. B. BERNHAR

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If you want to succeed~—Advertise
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