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‘HE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. 8. A.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th, 1924

1
yunty of Lancaster,

CLAIM PHEASANTS ARE

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THR PIRST | Suite of ©
NATIONAL BANK AT MOUNT JOY IN THR | AYE. FE REET]
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE I. 11, N. Nisaly, Cashier of the above-named AN ENEMY OF THE BEETLE
OF RBRUSINUSS ON MARCH 3st, 1021 bank, do solemly afiem that the above state
nent ia true to the best of my knowledge mud ~ .
RESOURCES holfet I'he ring-necked pheasant, protect.
Loans and discounts, in HM. N., NISSLY, Cashier A 4 v ’ : 0925
eluding ved seonnts 0,971.00 Subscribed and afiemed to before me this ed in Lancaster county until 19256 by
Total loans $50,971.00] day of April, 1024 the State, is an enemy of the Japan-
Overdrafiy 1 none ured bi M. N. BRUBAKER, Notary Public, . 1 thin Ak -
to’ wot ciredin My commission expires Feb. 27, 102 ese Beetle which has caused so
8. bonds par Correct Attest: much destruction in adjoining coun-
$125,000 00 A . - . >
» United States Gov- IE LONG NR KR ties. According to dispatches from
nctritis 70.45 PLL PF. GROS . .
T1703 ROHRET STONER Harrisburg, the ring-necked pheas-
Other bouds. stocks, securities, ete. 388.6158 Directors. | ant although it is declared by some
Banking House, Furniture & Fixtures 45,054.10 - —————— ———————————— on > bpd §
Lawful reserve with Federal Re | nerorr or or ie wirsr | farmers to be detrimental in destroy-
serve Bank 67.715.31 | NATIONAL BANK AT LANDISVILLE IN THE ing young corn, is said to be one of !

Cash in vault and amount due from
RTATR OF PENNSYLVANIA, AT THR OLOSR
Witional banks 81,212.48] OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 31st, 1024
Amount due from State banks, bank-
ers, and trust companies In the . RESOURCES
United States . . 10,495.77) loans and dlscounts, in- ed t
(Checks on other banks in the same a A red sconnts $288,882.48 !
¢ or to 8 reporting bank 660.91 gl. On
di + town as ban Overdrafts. secured, none: unsecured 11

f
1 S. Gov
Certificates of deposit
Other time deposits
Total of time

Items 9,10,11,12
Deposited to secure eclreula-
1.415.81 tion (U. 8. bounds par
FA 125,001.26
us cash items

g
25 £679.70
to check 280,366.13
of items 2122232
Individual deposits sub

deposits. . 705,086.70
40,000.00 Deposits requiring notice, but less
{great
hat farmers
$208,882.45 | whoresile in New Jersey, where Jap-
“1anese beetles are a serious pest, are
because
friends of the bird,

meadow. Farm divided into 8 fields
New barn, 40x90, 8-room brick house
summer house, shedding for 10 acres
ithe greatest factors in reliefing the
nuisance of the beetle. It is declar- |
and fruit growers |
| Mt. Joy township schools, within a |
| radius of five and six miles, took the |
. ’ eats value) 35,000.00 i
fund with U. 3. Trews. AI other U1. 8. Govt. se 'it not only destroys the beetles but |
» from U, 8S. Treasurer 6.250.00 Ind | i
J euvition luding prem ols 3
if any 1,107.00 he <8 480.00 {feeds on potato bugs. |
$2,008 352.43] Total . 9,450.00, The poison spray used by govern-
Oth bonds, stocks, securities, ete, 242,607.50 | - cil 3
LIABILITIES Banking House $4,100.00 {ment experts to kill the Japanese
id s125.000.0] © ure nag Fierro SY 0% 13,000.00 hoetles has been fatal to a large |
ni do reser ith edor le i
Pog 000.00 ve Bank cake ... 30,606.45 number of pheasants. Large num-!
fs 9,452.2 Cash in vault and amount due from | Fi “ Ee
interest and ny. hunks it due TT masso.se | bers of birds thus destroyed were ex- |
11.993.71 | 4 \ State banks bankers _|amined by experts who found their |
= om, in the U, 8. 15,795.36 . y . : s
$81,445.07 woh cust items. {058 60 | gizzards and crops filled with poi- |
Less current expenses, int- 5 | Total « tems 9,10,11,12,18 82 (sone ge stles
uy axon pd 17,105.48 44.250 mo) Ro en Te |soned Japanese beetles and potato
) tes outstanding 122 00.0) urer and due from U, 8. Treasurer 1,750 00 (bugs.
KS ——— i
hier's checks ? 47.20) Total il +. $781,920.28 | A — |
{ items 21 9,452.84 :
of demir due in loss LIABILITIES ; Good KE. Donegal Farm
than 30 days . 101,128 i pital stock paid In corel 50.000.00 If anyone wants a real good East
1 deposits subject to check 453,459.42] Surplus fund coos 0,000.0 Donegal township farm, along the
ounty, or other municipal de Undivided profits $9,709.13 D k ith th .
ls cured by. pledge of this current expenses, in- : onegal creek, wit the best of lime.
bank or surety bond 20,090.00 and taxes paid ....5,135.20 4873.93 stone soil, here’s your chance. 107
Total of demand deposits 574,588.27 $08 ruses 8.000-0 | acres, seven acres of which is good
ou n 4 vos
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Rills payab
represent
than red
Liabilities
stated
Total
State of
belief.
10th day o
My
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1, BR. Fellenbaum, Cashier of the above-named | °%
do solemnly swear that the above 1 3 Ssmmy, Lathes of we hove Sted
{ , do
ment is trve to the best of my knowleage and) ent is true to the best of my knowledge and
Subscribed
Correct—Attest:
Ww. M.

t. securities borrowed... : ) -
le (including all obligations than 30 das : 9707.47 | 8 tobacco, running water at barn
ing money borrowed other Cotal of demand depo > d h Buildings in ceptional
sav ss anv 260,000.00 | Certificates of deposit (other than an ouse. Hulud igs
other than those above | money horrowed) 2418.71) shape, farm is convenient to markets,
. Sth sed 74.13! Other Sere i ht 17.100.28 | ig an excellent producer and ean be
| Total of time deposits .. 202 612.0 1 :
i} : 3 bought at $180 an acre. If interest.
"of Lame | motar ......3131,020.28 | ad call, phone or write Jno.

ron ants. La aster, ann enna
Pepnaylvass, Cowaty of ey * State of Pennsylvania, County of Lancaster.
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| uo.
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier, belief.
and sworn to before me this J. N. SUMMY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Schroll, Realtor, Mount Joy.
on mn A Ce
Read the Bulletin.
It pays to advertise in the Bulletin
Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin

i 09.
of April, 1924 | 12th day of April, 1024,
Hollowbush, Notary Public. { HENRY H. KOSER, Notary Public,
commission expires Feb, 24, ry My commission expires Web. 21, 1027
HENRY H. EBY j
GABRIEL MOYER
THOS, J. BROWN
8. N. ROOT
H. W. MINNICH
HOWARD B. STAUFFER
Directors.
Directors.

JOY, IN
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH
31, 1924
RESOURCES NEWCOMER’S
Loans and discounts, in-
cluding rediscounts ..3$1,100 288.91
Total loans tev hla ad ae 0: 288.9)
Overdrafis, secured, none; unsecured 241.31 4
Deposited to secure circula-
tion (U. 8. bonds par t4 LL 4
{value} ..... 3 Cam $100,000.00 i
All other Unite States I N 9
Government Securities ..244,350.00 ONE 1923 COUPE
TOIL aes ans 344,850.00] TWO 1923 TOURINGS
Other bonds, . 526,572.76 - 95
Banking House, $25,000.00; Furniture ONE 1922 COUPE
and fixtures, $8,704.00............. 33,704.00 NE IN
Lewful reserve with Federal Reserve Or 1922 TOURING
BARR ani raisers ens 4,515.54 | ONE 1921 SEDAN
(ash in vault and amcunt due from J {
National Banks .................. 69,415.72 ONE 1921 COUPE
National Banks ......... 78,168.55 TWO 1920 SEDANS
Amount due from State banks, bank- + Pp
ers, and trust companies {in the ONE 1920 COUPE
United States 31,562.59] Above are Fords, all in good con-
Total 9,10,11,12 a y >
Ps Bt Jom La a | dition and New or Good PE &
Miscellaneous cash items .......... 1,850.87 NE 1920 BUICK TOURIN in
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treas- ONE BUIC 0
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE UNION
NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK AT MOUNT
urer and due from U, 8. Treasurer 5,000.00

THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, | €
bb © Slike

good condition.

Other agsets, ‘if ABY 463.45 + 3 + 4
Total .$2,187,763.45
LIABILITIES
co ror AE nth Si NOWCOMEr & SN)
rplue fund ....... ere ene 250,000.00
Do a ..$76,014.31 MOUNT Joy, PA.
lets ay ral AUTHORIZED FORD & FORDSON
erest an

Oashier’s
Total of i
Individual
Dividends
Other dem
Total of
for
Total of
Liabilities
stated
Total

Circulating notes outstanding .
State, county, or other municipal de-
posits secured by pledge of assets
of this bank or surety bond
Certificates of deposit
money borrowed)
Other time deposits
Bills payable (including all obliga-
tions representing money borrowed
other than rediscounts)
27,903.38 48 020.92
«+. 100,000.00
8,216.52
d taxes
DEALER to

checks outstanding .......
tems 21,22,23,24 25 8,216.72
deposits subject to check 518,601.08
wr TB
Mr. Business Man.
You may as well try to conduct
your business without capital as to
try and get along without advertis-
ing. There's no use, it won’t go. All
the leading and most successful mer-
chants use the columns of the Mount
Joy Bulletin. tf
©,
is

ter

unpaid
nand deposits ....
demand deposits 544,032.46
(other than
serene
293,945.36
for

time deposits 1,087,372.55
23,060.90
other than those above

$2,187,763 .45

—because, when riding, they need
these heavy coverings over their legs
to protect them from thorns, thickets
and rough weather.
sons, exposed to raw April winds,
Countless
Glycerin and
Rose Water
protect their skin and soothe
chapped hands and face.
Puretest Glycerine and Rose Water
delicately
fragrant and especially grateful af-
delightfully healing,
shaving.
One of 200 Puretest preparations
health and hygiene. Every
the best and skill and care can pro-
duce.
E. W. GARBER
MOUNT JOY,, PA.
The Rexall Drug Store

after years of service.
All Ford Cars are sold on convenient deferred terms, or
may be purchased under the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan.
Detroit, Michigan
See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer

. "295
An Exception—1Value!
It requires no technical knowledge of automobiles to appre-
ciate the outstanding value of the Ford Touring Car.
Not only is it the lowest priced five-passenger car on the
market, but it is also a car that costs little to operate, little
to keep in condition and has an unusually high resale value
Gora flotor Gompurry,

F.0.B,
DETROIT

per-
item

| building
| following pupils passed Eva Irene
| Flora Miller,
| Roy Ginder, David Newcomer, Men-|
Arthur Ruhl
will have an enrollment of not less
E received their eggs from the Farm
tf | Bureau, through the agency of S. R.
Zug.
school pupils entered the club. They
are setting the Rhode Island strain.
The following
Rhoda Becker, William Thome, Mark
Berrier, Adam Strayer, Lester |
Young, Victor Ginder and Harry |
Shonk. !
close during the last week in April.
Pl Fi 1d ) The Milton Grove Alumni yore |
ian 1€ ay | practicing baseball over the week-
| end in preparation for the game on
at Milton Grove April 24 with the High School.
I ple dealer,
| ground into cider
had his surplus
(From page one.) and then
for entrance to the High
Prof. John Bechtold, our local ap-
apples
several |
women of Milton Grove boiled apple
school in the fall. Any pupil was | butter for him.
eligible to take this examination up-| Rev. Jacob Gingrich will preach
on writing an essay, business letter the baccalaureate sermon to the |
or renderng a recitation. The ex-
amination consisted of fifty ques- |
tions on varying subjects to test the
practical knowledge of the pupil.
Twenty-two applicants from
church.
the |
sion.
A I rs

entrance examinations to the Milton |
Grove High School for next fall. Of |
these nineteen passed successfully]
and were awarded certificates. The |
|
Risser, Grace Poufle, |
Risser, Anna Mae Hess,
Emma Mae Risser,|
Wolgemuth,
Miller, Lida
Edna Mae

Clark Berriar, Emory
no Reinhold, Clarence Doufle, David |
Hess, Clyde Mumper, Lester Miller, |
Roy Miller, Earl Wolgemuth and
Lida Risser passed
with the highest average and the]
average age was thirteen years. The
greater majority of these pupils were

weak in arithmetic. The High School

than thirty-five next year but the Demonstrating one of the first
school’s housing capacity is too small | Bell Telephone sets made. This
to accomodate this number. i set was designed in 1878 by
The Poultry Club Thomas Watson, assistant to
The Milton Grove Poultry Club Alexander Graham Bell, who in.
sl y vented the telephone in 1876.
Note the similarity of the receiv.
er and the transmitter.
Fs ri
Seven Milton Grove High
entered the contest:

Most of the township schools will
The new barn on the farm of
Harvey Wittle was erected and paint-
ed.
A. S. Holwager is still
tobacco but expects to finish
week. |
John Kauffman is busily engaged |
steaming = tobacco beds and an in-
creased acreage of tobacco is fore-
seen.
D- H. K. Ober, president of Eliza-
bethtown College, will address the
audience on Commencement night, |
April 29, at 7:45 o'clock.
stripping
this

The telephone attendant at the
tomb of King Tut-ankh-amen. He
Is a native employe of the Carter
party and is looked upon by his
‘ellow natives as a possessor of
supernatural powe: because he
can make the human voice coma
from wire.

At a recent fire in Carlisle, Pa. the Bell Telephone central
office was completely destroyed. New equipment wus installed in
another building and service restored in record time. (Insert)
Telephone men splicing wire for use in the new central office.

a SRA
House cleaning in a Bell Telephone central office! Specially
constructed vacuum cleaners with brush attachments are used for
removing the dust from the thousands of telephone wires that ter-
minate in the switehbrard,
Bre

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This young iady is pulling and welding wires s fine that
they can hardly bs seen by the naked eye. The evice sne is
using is a r scope us=d to magnify wires 3300
nch in rr, whieh is used in manuf “ther
Eia

Sysiewr Laboratories or th

Many People Are
Killed on Highways!
{occurred on straight road sections,
| 145 on light curves, 115 on sharp
curves, 7 at undergrade crossings,
51 at Highway bridges, 97 at road Mel td itll dood
crossings | 3
| sraduntes on Sunday evening, April crossings, 29 at railroad
27, at the Milton Grove Evangelical and 31 at Highway culverts. On | us
The senior class is prepar-
; A 3 light grades
ing a special program for this occa-
dents; on heavy grades, 59.
In the 698
vehicles were involved, 250 of them
being closed models.
nine per cent of the total, the driv-
ers were intoxicated.
Of the 76 persons killed, 19 were
pedestrians.
Of the pedestrians killed and in- # of Your Duilness
jured, 23 were walking in the sama | }
direction as the car. I
In October there were 224 aceci- ¥ “We Help Our Cae.
dents, November 149; December, | i ; tomers To Success
92; January, 104; February, 63, i With Pr citable,
and March, 66. Of these accidents, 4 Profitable
144 occurred on Sunday, 119 on DITTRY IC >
Saturday, 80 on Friday, 103 on { i BLICITY
Thursday, 102 on Wednesday, 69 on | $i Seman 2
Tuesday and 81 on Monday. In Oec-
tober 18 persons were killed, No- Eanes Bo Bo Le oT AL Gy Bole Fe “pnd

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vember, 11; December 12; January,
7; February, 6; March, 3.
Of the accidents reported for the
ast six months, 2,206 perscens occu-
pied the motor vehicles involved.
Fifty-seven of these persons were
killed, 559 were injured and 1,690
were not injured.
(From Page One)

there were 217 acci-
accidents, 902 motor
In 63 cases, or
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California Seedless Raisins . .......... . . pkg 12¢
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New Orleans Molasses ............ .. can 10c, 28c
Snowdrift Shoriening ................... can 22¢
Pure Apple Sauce (For Pies & Roly-Polys) can 15¢
Baker’s Shredded Coconut . ......... .. pkg 7c, 14c
Pure Vanilla Extract ............... bot 16c, 30c
Flamingo Icing Sugar ............:..... pkg 10c

Choice Skinned Back Hams 20c per 1b
LEAN PICNIC SHOULDERS 1b 13c
LEAN BOSTON BUTTS Ib 20
BONELESS HAM Ib 25¢
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