GE FOUR

Care of Battiers
Keep the automobile and light
plant batticrs filled with
water. Exposed plates deteriorate
rapidly and the wood separators dry
out, crack and warp when exposed |
$0 the air. The storage batteries |
should be charged to 1260 to 1300, !
The plates of a discharged battery | | tilizers,

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32x4 8. S., ¥ i:
33x4 S. S,, Ri
32x4% S. Ss, 1
33x41% S. S., RH
33xb S. S., Reg.
All Kinds and Si
OFF LIST.
Pr. $25.00; Sale Pr.
Pr. pl! 00; Sale Pr.
. $34.00; Sale Pr.
, tk $35.00; Sale Pr.
$40.00; Sale Pr.

AY TIRES
£9.00; Sale Pr
MUR
30x3% Fabrics, Reg. Pr%
30x3% S. S. Cords, Reg. P
30x3% O S Cords, Reg. Pr.
30x3% S S Cords, Reg. Pr.

32x4 Reg. Pr. $3.50; Sale Pr.
33x4 Reg. Pr. $3.65; Sale Pr.
34x4 Reg. Pr. $4.00; Sale Pr.
Regular Price $22.50; Sale Price $13.67.
all cars except Fords and Chevrolets.
Wolverine Single Bar, for Fords only,
Price $12.00; Sale Price $9.25.
Wolverine Double
Regular Price $13.50; Sale Price $10.75.
lands, front, Regular Price $12.50;
Price $8.50.
Regular Price $30.00 per set;
Per Set.
Fende:s for Fords,
set, Sale Price $9.75.
Radiators for Fords, Honeycomb,
Price $14.00; Sale Price $11.52.
Hood for Fords, Regular
Price $4.00.
Stop Signal Tail Light, Regular Price
Sale Price $3.75.
Traffic Stop Lamp, Regular
Price $1.50.
Yankee Stop Signal,
ular Price $3.00; Sale Price $1.85.
Smith Tail Lights, Regular Price
Price 80 cents.
Tiffnay Parking Lights, Regular Price
Sale Price $1.25.
LL
easy handling

Manure
| zer suppleménted with chemical fer-
NITED STATES ROYAL CORDS
30x31 Gi a de, Reg. Pr. $14.50; Sale Pr. $11.25
30x3 % Fy Reg. Pr. $17. 00; Sale Pr. $13.00
31x4 Reg. Pr. $22.00; Sale Pr. $18.25
..$26.75
.. $27.50
§ of Tubes at 40 PER CENT.
$11.00; Sale Pr. $8.95
Sale Pr. $10.00
Sale Pr. $10.75
Wolverine Double Bar, Nickel-Plated Bumpers¥
Bar to fit Chevrolets only,
Wolverine Double Bar to fit Little Four Over-
Sale Price
$9.25. Rear Bumpers, Regular Price $12.00; Sale
Eagle Spring Bumpers, Nickel-Plated, for Fords, :
Sale Price $19. 50
Regular Price $12.00 per
Price $5.00;
Price $2.50
over tail light type, Reg-
$1.50; Sale
NamaN JAS!
| will harden if left unchanged. Keep
the battery terminals clean and cov-
distilled ered with vaseline to prevent attack
by sulphuric acid.
seme
Fertilizer for the Garden
is the best
About 150

.$19.75
.$21.25 | $2
.$32.25
.. $7.50

31x4 S. S., Reg. Pr. $18.00; sg Pr. ..... $15.50 | Regular Price $2.25; Sale Price $1.79
32x4 8. S., Reg. Pr. $20.00; Sale Pr. ..$17.25 Red Seal Dry Cell Batteries, Regular Price
33x4 S. S., Reg. Pr. $22.00; Fes Pr... $17.50 | 45 cents; Sale Price 35 cents.
Bonin s. Reg. Fa 2 50;'S x br. : «322.80 White House Deluxe Radiator Caps, to fit all
3915 8. g ass PA Tr. ... 2 25 | cars, Regular Price $2.50; Sale Price $1.45.
x 80 $ a Miata $28.50 | Elastic Patching Material, Regular Price 50 cents;
32x4% H D i, Reg. Pr. $31. 00; Sle Pr. $26.00 Sale Price 35 cents, !
33x4% H D Cords, Reg. Pr. $34.00; Sale, Pr. $27.00 P. V. Auto Polish, Regular Price $1.50; Sale
SKID NOT CHAINS | Price 85 cents. :
30x3% Reg; Pr KR 75; Sale Pr. .$2.00 | Pe, ante Soap, Regular Price $2.00; Sale
39x31 or. 4 $3.00: is Pr x oe : an ed J. M. C. Foot Excelerators for Fords, Regular
Will fit
Regular
Regular
Sale Auto Pump, Regu
$1.05.
$6.00; : Reliable Jack, Regula% Price $1.50; Sale Price
1.10.
Sale Lincoln Snubbers for Regular Price
$18.00; Sale Price $13.50.
Halladay Shock Absorbers Fords, Regular
$1.75;

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PENN AUTO WRECKING C8.
CHIL, Propr.,
Price $3.50.
Clymer Windshield Spot Light, Regular Price
$13.00; Sale Price $11.25.
Spot’ Lights, Regular Price $5.00; Sale Price
ular Price $7.50; Sale Price $5.50.
Price $5.50.
Price $2.75.
Sale Price $2.75.
$1.40.
Price $1.75; Sale Price $1.50.
Regular Price $1.50; Sale Price $1.10.
Price 65 cents.
. ark Plugs for all sare, Regular Price
ents; Price 65 cents.
Tiffany W shield Cleaners, Regular Price
$1.25; Sale Pr 90 cents.
Ev erready Fite Fighter, Regular Price $2.50;
Sale Price $1.50.
Sale Price 95 cents.
Price $15.00; Sale
Sale Price $4.75.
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of manure per square rod spaded or |
plowed plus eight pounds of acid |
phosphate broadcast and raked is a
good method of making your garden |
produce. If manure is scarce, use |
less and apply 10 to 12 pounds of a
complete fertilizer such as 4-8-4 per |
square rod,
ig
It you want to ‘succeed-—Advertise |
garden fertilié
to 200 pounds
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AUTO TIRES AND ACCESSORIES {
AT A BIG REDUCTION
Starts Friday, Apr. 11—Ends Mon., Apr. 14
JUST AS SPRING APPROACHES AND YOU ARE GETTING YOUR CAR IN SHAPE FOR THE
UMMER SEASON, LET ME SUPPLY YOU WITH YOUR TIRES AND ACCESSORIES AT PRICES
WT WILL MEAN A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
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Electric Side Lamps, Regular Price $5.00; Sale
Phare Grease Pump, equal to the Alamite, Reg-
Universal Motometer, Regular Price $7.50; Sale
Midget Motometers, Regular Price $3.50; Sale
Trojan Electric Horns, Regular Price $5.00;
Benzer Vases, Regular Price $2.00; Sale Price
Red Seal and Columbia Hot Shot Batteries,
Clarifiers, Regular Price $3.00; Sale Price $2.10.
Imeco Inside “Mirrors, for open or closed cars,
Whiz Rust Remover, Regular Price $1.00; Sale
Snappy Horn Buttons, Regular Price 75 cents;
e Price 45 cents.
rotection Hydrometer for battery,
$1.00; Sale Price 65 cents.
zZer Side Wings, Regular Price $12.00; Sale
Regul

Regular
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Flintex Lenses all cars, Regular Price $1.50;
Price $1.50; Sale
Price

Price $10.
Side Feed Oilers for Fords, Price $7.50;
Top Re-covering for Fords, Regula¥% Price $9.00;
lo Price $7.50.
Our Boro Dads in
Monthly Session
(From Page One)
the packing for the pumps, that the
boiler will be cleaned to-day and
that owing to raising the dam breast
| the tail race overflows. The latter
was referred to the Water Commit.
tee to investigate and report.
Finance Committee
Mr. R. Eshleman reported the ap-
proval of all the bills.
Property Committee
Mr. S. F. Eshleman reported hav-
ing placed a girder under the engine
room and recommended laying a
plank on the floor under the engine
Same was ordered.
Light Committee
Mr. Miller recommended the plac-
ing of an additional light on New
Haven street between David street
and the alley as H. H. Morton will
a dwelling there and it is

wheels.
erect
| dark at that particular point. So
ordered. Mr. Miller also recom-
mended the placing of a new light
on Detwiler Avenue as soon as Earl
Snyder builds his new house.
Report of Burgess
J. A. Bachman reported having
collected $1.00 the past month. He
recommended an appropriation of
$100 to Friendship Fire Company.
So ordered. He also stated that
Council should make an effort to as-
sist the Sixteeners in procuring a
suitable location for their memorial
as this matter has been under consi-
deration for the past two years.
Pumping Engineer's Report
George W. Shatz reported having
pumped 3,340,000 gallons of water
in 334 hours by water power during
the month of March.
Board of Health
Secretary M. M. Leib reported 76
cases quarantined from January 1
to April 1. Sixty-eight of these
were chicken-pox and none of the
cases were fatal.
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Geo. Zeller reported that the
Boro account is overdrawn to the a-
i mount of $245.91 and that there
are balances in the other accounts
as follows: Water $5,185.75, Inter-
| est$52.00.
A Bad Practice
Mr. Miller stated that there were
numerous complaints relative to
{ throwing broken bottles, tin cans,
ete. on the driveways of alleys. Up-
on motion a notice was ordered
published in the local paper asking
people to discontinue this practice.
Upon motion New street was or-
dered to be repaired with stone. Al-
so Walnut street from Columbia
{ Avenue south to New.
The Stone Bids
Bids for stone for the Boro for
this year were then opened. Both
dealers J. N. Stauffer & Bro. and
Ezra Engle bid exactly the same i. e.
$1.50 per 2000 1bs. delivered. The
contract was ordered divided be-
tween the two.
Councilman Resigns
The resignation of Edgar Eshle-
man, who was elected to Council at
the last election, was presented. read

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An All-Purpose Truck At
The new Ford all-steel body and cab mot
One-Ton Truck chassis provide a complete 2
at the remarkably low price of $490.
Built of heavy sheet steel, strongly re-inforced, tM staunch trick is
designed to withstand severe usage in a wide ra
Generous loading space, four feet by seven feet two i
capacity loads and provision is a
mounting of canopy top or screen sides.
Experienced drivers appreciate the weather- proof featuresNg
steel cab, which is fitted with removable door-opening
Fore Motor Lor
See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer

CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS
meme cm ————
Steel Body
Truck

490

Remarkable Price
ed on the famous Ford
-purpose haulage unit

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and accepted. The vacancy will be
{filled at the next regular meeting.
Mr. Eshleman is moving out of town.
May Buy an Qiler
was then a lengthy discus-
_ The re

on rel lative to the pu ase of a
ro machine, Upon motion
t ittee was instruced to hav

macine sent here and if it proves

ctory same will be purchased
committee will also get bids
on a gallon snk, oil in car-
lots, and inquire as to siding
res and ground rental for

k, and report yecial meet-
g of Council,
The New Street
at a sy

Mr, A. Bachr nan stated that he
hs 24 a represen
ment at Harr 0 rela oO
the opening of the new street from
tl Jol i t to Longe-

He gave excellent ad-
ind information relative to
New Plans Here
te new plans

The con
new curb fine and grades on Main
street as prepared by the Stat
Highway Department, were received
The street will now and
all who desire to lay pavements and
put down curbs and gutters ean get
the proper and uniform grades.
Fired the Tax Rate
The Boro tax rate for the year
was made ten mills, same as last
year and the clerk was instructed to
prepare the duplicate.
$1,000 was then transferred from
the Water to the Boro account.
Burgess Bachman then presented
data and prices on one and two unit
chlorinating plants.
The bills were paid and Council
for the
be surve
adjourned.
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Care of Horses’ Feet
oads that are frozen rough are
emely hard on horses’ feet. For
hauling, the feet should be
good set of well fitted
med hoofs break off
ieet sore
-otected by
and result in
a paring knife
pincers will do for or-
hoff trimming.
min estes

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eated Chimneys
ught to be examined
e of the year. Overheat-
cause many of the too
fires in the country.
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It pays to advertise in the Bulletin

{ day will be

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. 8. A.
Great Movement |
to Buy Monticello
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“(From Page Page One) |
ate exercises to be held in the |
schools on Friday, April 11th.
Every school child in America is
being asked to contribute one cent
to the Jefferson Memorial Fund. In |
no case will more than ten cents be
accepted from any school child.
This school offering will go to liqui-
date the bonds that have been issued |
against Jefferson’s home, and the !
cancelled securities will be preserved
enduringly and in impressive form,
at Monticello, as concrete evidence |
of the splendid part taken by the |
school children of the country in es-
tablishing this National Memorial.
The school children will give their
offering to their teachers at the ex-
ercises on Friday, April 11th, to be

forwarded by the teachers to the |
secretary of the Lancaster Unit, |
William R. Lantz, Box 576, Lancas- |
ter.
Contributions are now being solic-
ited from the general public. They
should be sent to Secretary Lantz,
who will acknowledge them through
the Lancaster newspapers.
The officers of the Lancaster Unit
of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Foundation are: Hon. Frank C. Mus- !
ser, Honorary Chairman; Hon. Chas.
M. Howell, Chairman; William Lantz
Secretary; Farmers’ Trust Company,
Treasurer. John J. Evans, M. T. Gar-
vin, Richard M. Reilly, Esq; Dr. H.

B. Work, W. Clyde Shissler, Arthur
P. Mylin, William A. Brinkman, Oli- |
ver J. Keller, A. E. M’ Collough,
Thomas J. Brown, George W. Hensel

Jr., and Wallace B. Robinson. Ex-
ecutive Committee.
A Real Ball Team
Again This Year
(From Page One)
they will have neat and natty jacket
sweaters to match with their suits.
Altogether the team will be the best
equipped of any in the County and
should be able to win against the
best in this section of the state,
The lineup will be the strongest
of any season’s start and will include
that well known and experienced
battery, “Babe” Alcorn as pitcher
and “Sparkey” Hippensteel as catch-
er. An alternate and relief pitcher
will be later selected. Pfafflin of
Middletown, who has had Interna-
tional League experience will be
found at short, while Billy Moore of
Middletown will cover the initial
sack. Three fast local boys: Ellis
at second, Weaver at third and Hip-
ple as utility outfielder have been
signed. The outfield will be handled
by “Gunboat’” Abel, Columbia’s real
ball player in right field. “Buckey”
Hahn in center and Heffelfinger in
left.
Manager Brown will at all times
endeavor to give the community the
best ever, and should have the en-
couragement and patronage which
his enterprise merits and deserves.
ce IED ~ Beet sn. we
DATE SET FOR FARMERS’ A
DAY AT STATE COLLEGE

Farmers’ Day, the annual summer
of farmers at the agricul-
al school and experimental farms
at the Pennsylvania State College,
| ill be held this year on Wednesday
and Thursday, June 11 and 12.
The event will open on the even-
ing of June 11 with a program of en-
{ tertainment and talks. President

John M. Thomas and Dean R. L.
Watts will be the cipal speakers,
and special eduecatio moving pic-

tures will be shown. The following
in touring the col-
ng points of in-
Specialists
ral lines will
the farms to ex-

lege farm and vi
about the ea
in the various agr

terest

be stationed about
plain the experiments and discuss
farm problems. With a special pro-
gram being arranged for the women
and with the Annual Young Far-
mers’ Week events being staged at
the same time. There will be some-
thing for the entire family.
Poultry Parasites
If your birds become thin or lose
control of their legs, it may be
se

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a and fat On
% Just receive

caused by the presence of round
worms or tape worms in the
tines. Hold a post-mortem examina- |
tion and if the parasites are present,
treat the flock with nicotine sulphate
capsules. Treat each bird individu-
ally by fitting a capsule into the end
of a piece of rubber tubing, pushing
the tubing down into the birds crop,
and then ejecting the capsule by
means of a wire plunger. Follow
this treatment the next day by @os-
ing the flock with Epsom salts at |
the rate of one pound per hundray|
birds.

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A County League
A ten club baseball league has
been formed in aster County, |
the teams being Seventh W ard,

Lancaster, Rohrers
town, Lititz, Mou Denver,
Quarryv ille, Vi icto or, A. C. of Colum-

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be and number of
been poor
11 an £ +h
club lasts the entire season it d
1g well. We hope it does.
TTT ee ee
Tt pavs to advertis ] letin
If vou want to succoed—Ady riise 2
hp WEDNESDAY, APRIL |oth, 1924

Just
that ASCO Ble
a pound today
of its delicious
Satisfy Yourself
is all we claim for it, why not buy
d try it? When you get a whiff
ma and taste its wonderful flavor,

you'll realize whylit is so tremendously popular.
ASCO COFFEE Pound 35c
The biggest coffee Walue sold today. Just try a cup and

© you'll taste the differen
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© Fine Table ASCO Sliced
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BACON
2 pkgs 25¢
SALT
3 bags 10c
Special price for this week. Hickory smoked--sugar cured.
Asco California PEACHES big can 25¢
Big, delicious halves, pasksediiin very heavy sugar syrup.
Hawaiian CrusHBed or Sliced
PINEAPPLE can 23c
Have you served dessert recently?
Apricots ...big can 23¢
..big can 43¢
. .big can 29¢ | Cal
Kieffer Pears ...big can 15¢ | Fruit Salad
Royal Ann Cherries bg en 35¢c | Gol
GOLD SEAL 1b bag 49c
An exceptionally high grade whdat flour. The best for
all purposes.
ASCO TEAS 1 Ib pk
We have a blend for every taste.
VICTOR BREAD
Purest ingredients. The big h
RICH CREAMY CHEESH Pound 33c
GOLD SEAL MACARONA3 pkgs 25¢
d 25c
Bartlett Pears
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Seal Pineapple .can 35¢
14c; 1b 55c¢
Just try a cup.
oaf 5c
th loaf.

ASCO BUTTERINE Po

Asco Threaded

CODFISH . pkg 8c Headquartets for the
4% Very Hest
Beardsley’s Shredded
CODFISH pkg 10c CHICK FEED
Boneless Pound Be ©
CODFISH ... brick 19¢ ©
1.
LEAN PICNIC SHOULDERS Ib 3c
LEAN BOSTON BUTTS Ib 20 «
BONELESS HAM Ib 25¢
By the Half or Whole.
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Another Lot of those SALT WATER OYSTERS.
a few weeks left for them.
the first shipment of MELLINGER’S HOME-MADE
EASTER tr all know the kind he makes.
They are nice
All 10-cent sizes Ghewing and Smoking Tobacco, 3 Packs for 25¢.
15-cent Red Man, 3 Packs for 25c.
All 15-cent Packs of \Gigaretts, 2 Packs for 25¢.
All 8-cent Cigars, Brands, 4 for 25c.
All 5-cent Cigars, Standa#i Brands, 6 for 2c.
All Penny Goods 10c a Dozép, or 5c per half Dozen.
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# b5-1b. Almond Bars and 5-lb. Bars that we are selling at =
@ $1.50 Per Bar.
a We also have a special price on Baghman 10-1b- bars of coating. 2
4 We also sell CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS from Mr. a
g David Zerphey’s Green Houses of town.
i ALL FRUITS IN SEASON a
& Chiques Rock Soft Drinks and Coca Ooh, on ice 2b 5 cents =
4 a bottle.
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# 3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT OY, PA. ®
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Quality
Baby
Chicks
SINGDR, COMB WI ITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS bred
from pedigreed S at reasonable prices.

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