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out brakes,
Faulty br
department will tell you that.

Perhaps that is why so many of our customer:
in io have their brakes reclined with Johns-Manvillée
Brake Lining.
They know it is the best—and we put it on with n
motion!
Ream’s Garage,

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and your car joins the others
ices are io blame for most acci
jamming of worn
n the junk pile.
s—any police
re driving
sbestos
lost
Mt. Joy

Picture
and
Rockers, Mirrors,
Hall Racks
Frames, Ladies’ Desks,
Extension and Other Tables
Davenports, China Closets,
Kitchen Cabinets
Fact Anything in the Fur-
niture Line
N
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UNDE
AKING
EMBA{MING

Closed
and Saturday at
5 P. M. and All
DR. JAS. A. BLACK
FLURQSCOPIC X-RAY $1.00
MOUNT JOY, RA.
ecialist in
ELECTR
TREATING ALL
STOMACH AND CHRONIC
Tuesday
Day Sunday
ans
Corner Queen and Orange
LANCASTER, PA.
NURSE ATTENDANTS

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G. HE
facturer of
Window and
Metal Weather
R. 1, LANCASTER,
REPRESENTED BY JOHN C. HESS, MT. JOY, PA.
Millersville Exchange
SS
Screens
PA.

“Crushed Stone $1.50
De

enn Lime, Stone a
Rheems, Penna.
red to Mount Joy

5 | the women, we've lady
on Mt. Joy street who knows her
| business. She kisses her husband
levery time he comes home after
| spending a night out, where other
| women would be too sore to do]
{such a thing. She says, it isn't
|
{
{
| always
i affection either

| (On With Laughter)

A certain lady and her daughter
trolley a few

went to Lancaster by

drix says you can’t make him be
lieve there isn’t any Santa Claus.

A man went to Ed
bethtown yesterday. She pulled he
ing hands. Really I hadn’t the leas
intention of squeezing it.

A Marietta street woman said:

why leaves turn red in the Fall.

hke to
white
is something I'd
Black cows may give
black hens may lay white eggs but
how can blackberries be green when
they're red?

Of course
reason why a fellow should take his
girl to Doc Garber’s, buy her a
soda and then take her home and
try to squeeze it out of her.
A Main street girl named
On the sidewalk slipped on a ba-
nana,
And e’er since
I'm sorry to say
She stands up to play the piano.
that day
I said to a man from Florin.
“George I heard your wife met with
a motor accident this morning. Did
it amount to much?” He replied:
“No, just a little paint knocked off
both of ’em.”
I'm convinced that there’s nothing
a man can say that will interest
his wife more than when he talks
in his sleep.
A fellow from Sporting Hill went
to Frank Hershey’s restaurant and
ate a piece of pie and then a bowl
of soup. Frank said to him, “What's
the idea?’ He replied: “Why my
+”
stomach is completely upset.

vou will about
You may say what
a married

but investigation.
If you want to be
ask the of your
and if you want to be sue-
very
- advice
! friends
{cessful don’t follow it.

|
A man from the country was
i walking across a grass field yester-|
day taking the short cut home. He
iheard a noise and stopped as if to
see an airplane go by. As it passed
{he was very much surprised to see
{it was only a grasshopper.
“Member, when they used to have
their pictures taken with the poor
boob sitting in a chair, and the
blushing bride standing alongside
with her hand on his shoulder. Now
they take ’em with wifey’s hand in
hubby’s pocket and it looks natural.

|
I

We have a fellow here in town
reminds me very much of a match.
Every time he strikes he loses his
head.
A WISE OWL
eee.
If you want to succeed—Advertise
It pays to advertise in the Bulletin
Ream’s the
other day and said to George Hin- ever, are
Met a beautiful lady from Eliza- | The factors
hand away very quickly after shak- | der varying condition of a:
Ii { expended in Europe in bombarding
Now that that’s off my chest there | mortars, bombs, and rockets. Shortly |
know.
milk,
there’s Sixty Groff says
they ain't but then that’s no good
Anna |
popular |
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST
| WEATHER DATA IMPORTANT
NATIONAL BANK AT MOUNT JOY IN THR

| IN FOREST FIRE CONTROL | OF PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE OLOSE
OF BUSINESS ON OCTOBER 10, 1024.
: trys RESOURCE
To determine the feasibilityRof | rune ana tea 8
predicting periods of fire hazard tfo |, rediscounts

065,280.92
12.71

Total loans
Overdrafts,

unsecured

secured, none;
(or more days in advance a study
weather in relation to forest-fi 0 Secure Sirol
hazard was carried on last fall b VIRB) eset vay $ 125,000,00
All other United States
the Appalachian forest experimen Government securities 289,406.08

station. It was based on weather da-§ Total Fra ars ' 414.400.98
Yther honds, stocks, securities, ete 827,701.28
ta from the United States Weather Ling i Ur !
Bureau station at Asheville, N. C. urniture and Fixtures . 14,682.42 45,054.10
p ’ ' awful reserve with Federal Re.
fire records from the national for RIVE. BRAK iiss oss ses 53,244.28
sts of wester y Yow 1i f A in vault and amount due from
ys Yestern North Carolina ani DANKE. 105,485.70
eastern Tennessee and from the dis- | ux@uanges for clearing house ...... 118.04
lit fire: ‘wi . al of Items 9,10,11,12 and
tric t fire warden for the mountain| of Ttems 8.70, 105.604.73
district of North Carilina and a | cash items .......... 1,886.05
n : meri Bat. tu > Rede@ption fund with U, 8, Treas-
comparison with similar records foe |" due from U. S, Treasurer 6,250.00
the preceding season. Other If ANY 1,282.88
The general conclusions reached | $1,020,508.71
ro TY LIABILITIES
were ‘that weather conditions BY8 | capitmt Nock pod Tn eran $125,000.00
of minor impcrtance until the leaf | Surplus Bnd 125,000.00
yp is ; ATV. VAN | Undivided Qprofits 5,645.21
th dove Heavy rains which Reserved for Interest ....15,768.98
yack the leaf litter retard iis ing —_—
pa ils drying LAI
and make fire control easier. Dry| russ expenses, int.

| . 1 oy = » « vo «
| days ago. When they reached Col- periods occur after the passing of | rest, and axes, paid .. 10,067.83
= | lege Avenue several F. and M. storms and with the advent of high | arin loa Since)
‘ho : 2 , | Circulating notds outstanding ...... 23,000.
students got on the car and stood pressure. The high Appalachian | re th Sats parks, banks
Bj where th ey sat, As they were Plateau tends to induce a down- ers, and in the U,
= war veme BS S. and foreig countries .......
Along the Concrete Read Between 1 | about to gel off the car at the squave Ward movement of air and to Te- | coed choos o.oo:
. . m | the mother said to her daughter, tain high pressures. Disturbances Cashier's Sek SRE 1,481.48
Mount Joy and orin m | “When the car stops, we will both which displace the pressure condi- Individual deposits Ubjest to cheek 316,017.60
| get off backward.” They did and tions in times of severe fire hazard verte tes JL. gt due In lose 30,085.00 |
i= he 3 AYE i Ri L085.
o EVERYBODY WEL ME | aS they walked up North Queen commonly advance over Montana | state, county, fro de.
1 : : . F Toxas an . 10 . . secure y of asse
" street the daughter inquired of her Of Texas and the Gulf, the latter oon or oe ity bond .... 10,000.00
1 : oh [1 7 hv did we et ‘type being less frequent in the f demand deRosits 886,102.60
u Speaking will start at M. 2 | mother, “Moth wy 4 ay late fire season. TI eather data |! 165 OF dOpOSIE forces 159 0
H 1 # | off that car backward? The lady 12 so 2 1¢ weather data | me deposits “oda a" 614.
q ? 1 “« Ba red the collected daily by the Wea + Bur- | Total of time depositsy. 803.613.
® In case of bad weather the mee wi u (replied: “Just as we nea TN Of tire SWARSL LC)
a 1 - | Square I heard one of those students eau at Washington is a enough | Bills payable (including Rall obliga.
be held the following Tuesday even say, “Let's pinch these two ladies’ to indicate such disturbances and| bios reprosentig mony borrowed oo
3 . I 1 4 sare
u seats when they get off.” the rate of movement with sufficient Liabilities other than thi
~ = accuracy to forecast them at least stated ...... coin
10 Even after all that Arthur Hen. three days in advance. WOtAL (ch Sens ssa a Rrra
State of Pennsyllvania,
General weekly forecasts are now | gs.
issued by the Weather Bureau of ( [I B. Fellenbaum, Cashier o
|the United States Department of an te He ons ol
| Agriculture. More studies, and belief.
needed for the
the above-nam-
hat the above
my knowledge
how- R.
specific Subscribed and
17th day of October,
, Cashier,
sworn to fore me this
1924,
kle: “I would like to see a first- purpose of forest-fire control, es- W. M. Hollowbush, Notdry Iie,
3 My commission expires Fel y .
class second-hand car.” George re- oe pou ae ft
ods $f » Ss 0 reat fire hazar e paths AMOS N. MUSSER
plied: “So would I p GABRIEL MOYER
of storms may be promptly fixed.
controlling leaf fall
HENRY H. EBY

r| and the rate of drying of litter
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE UNION
NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK AT MOUNT
JOY, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON OCTOBER
10, 1924.
t should be given further study.
————
al
HAIL INSURANCE PAYS—
“HAIL RODS” ARE WORTHLESS
RESOURCES
and discounts, in-
rediscounts ..$1,067,647.30
JOumS ia canes $1,0687,647.30
Loans
cluding
Total

7f women were wiser, they aT verdrafts, secured, none; unsecured 84.10
wouldn’t complain when their hus- | The Weather Brean of the Unit-| I Sagired to secyre circula-
on . 8. bonds par
bands go to a ball game. No man fe ed States Department of Agriculture| orion. 100,000.00
: _ | is frequently asked whethe iq | All Yother United States
can go to the dogs while he is eat . $e o 3 r there 13 GoYfernment Securities ..244,350.00
ing peanuts and rooting for one any known method of preventing] Tog 844,850.00
. ” | hailstorms. “he & ia i Other Ybonds, stocks, securities, ete. 497,099.76 |
more run to win the game. 5 The answer is emphat- | 5. CV Tole, $25,000.00; Furniture
es lically negative. Many million dol-| and Axtures, $8,704.00............. 33,704.00
ie are y Pe Lawful §eserve with Federal Reserve
Jake Zellar asked me if I knew |lars’ worth of ammunition has been EN 69,271.61
ault and amount due from
Banks
Cash in
Nationa

said they are only blushing because ‘the clouds for the purpose of avert- | Total of Items 9,10,11,12, and
se UAB ins carrie 27,091.33
they were so darn green in the joe a Soe an elaborate | 'Miscellinegus cash items ........ 980.39
Spring. 2 | technique as been developed, en-| Redemption Yund with Uv. 8. Tre
P urer from U. 8. Treasurer B, 000: 00 |
and die
assets, §
| tailing the use of special types of giner
gro 2 2 : Total
{before the World War the practice :
Capital stock
prevailec videlv i Dr: Ff orect-
| pres ile | widely in France of erect-| gq ‘fund
ing hail rods, or so-called “electric | Undivided profits
essentially, |

i Niagaras.” These were, 11.846 10.15 69,526.79
large copper lightning rods installed’ ¢ ee 03,500.00
{on high buildings or on steel towers Am unt due a
| : | |
| especially constructed for the Pur-| Za fore 590.76
pose. In the early part of the nine- 8 ‘ashier’s 1,596.43
{ . tal of
teenth century smaller hail rods, x dep 275,075.90 |
| consisting of Ai poles, | State. county, or other |
| or . | posits secure a by oy e of assets |
| were set up in European fields, vine-| . ot this ba surety ond ...... 15,000.00 |
in > | Dividends unpaid rr 33.00 |
{yards, etc, on a very extensive Other demand deposits cor 433.62 |
| scale. None of these expedients! Total of demand deposils 200,542.52 |
ies . _.n | Certificates of deposit Ler tl
ever had any plausible scientific i“ money EA
hypothesis back of it, and the mer- lo her time deposits ......R........ 317,145.54 |
0,000.99
obliga-
yrrowed
tal of time deposits 1,
payable (including al
ms represent
er than re
lit other
its popularly ascribed to them were pis
undoubtedly wholly imaginary. It is|
understood that the popularity oo

money
scounts)
than those

above

. : |= Btatel 151.65
these practices has greatly declined | a
i 7 otal $2,046,007.86
in recent years. State of Pennsylvania, Countygof Lancaster,
The only protection the farmer ss.
above-named
has against damage to his exposed |, Loven Tan
state-
H. N. Nissly,
do solemnly
Cashier of thi
affirm that Xe

crops from hail is hail insurance. | ment i is true to the best of my kipwledge and
eller.
This form of insurance has been| H. N. NISSIW. Cashier.
. inp aroe c 3 »| Subscribed and affirmed to befor@ me this
practiced on a large scale in Europe |, mat
for more than a century and in re-| M. N. BRUBAKER, Notafly Public.
My commission expires Feb. 87, 1925.
cent years has made rapid progress | J. B. LONGENECKER
in this country. J. 8S. KENDIG
J. B. KELLER
on
CONDITION OF THE
LANDISVILLE
|
- |
“STATE” ALUMNI TO HOLD {
FIFTH HOMECOMING DAY | Apron
| N AYTONAT

oF
BANK AT

The fifth annual alumni home- BD CE AP THE
coming day celebration will be ob- oF OCTOBER 10, 1924.
on a RESOURCES
served at the Pennsylvania State 1 He
1 95 $282,112.54
College on Saturday, October 25. --$282.112.53

This holiday for graduates and for-
mer students of the college has now
become the biggest annual >
alumni on the ca:
of several

for
attendance
expected.
The outstanding

thousand is

day wi be the
{ game between Penn
{ cuse Ure i

{ third consecutiv
[two teams. The first
rame. ended
|in a score—Iless tie and the second

{was won last year by Syracu
| The Nittany Lion eleven is out to
| avenge last year’s defeat and the
game should turn out to be one of
the best ever staged in Central Penn-
sylvania. An alumni smoker in the
college armory will close the big
reunion day for the former st
var of whom travel
{miles to attend the occasion.
|
|
|
{

rr ly Qn
At the Western Pennsylvania Pen-
| itentiary at Rockview, Centra coun-
(ty, 135 of the 700 prisoners have |
enrolled for elementary educational
i
i
i
0
i
|
|

than red

: 3s . | Notes and bills : 32,900.00 |
studies under the direction of the {
i i : ORE
engineering extension department | _siate oF Pidaesiiania, Cont ot
of the Pennsylvania State College. |
a J. N. Summy, Cashier of the al
Classes will be held at the peniten- | bank, Pa Sumy, swear that the al
tiary each Monday and Thursday | me is true to the best of my know
yf belie
night, in charge of extension faculty J. N. SUMMY, Basher. |
Subscribed and sworn to before this |
members. | 1st day of October, 1924.
Tessas HENRY H. KOSER, Notary Public.

Commission expires Feb. 21, 1927.
Scheduled Foot Ball Games

Correct—Attest:
The manager of the Mount Joy 8% sce
A. A. has scheduled the following A. W. ROOT
gridiron attraitions for the local Directers.
eleven:
: . Read the Bulletin.
Saturday, Oct. 25—Columbia A. If you want to succeed—Advertise
| A. here. Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin
|
|
ig 19¢ Sale!
This Big Nineteen Cent Sale contains a large
number of secasonable items, selected and taken
from our regular stocks and worked up into a real
opportunity for you.
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© Our already low prices are sharply cut, but the
© § Quality remains unchanged — Qur Usual High @
©) (Standard.
\ It Pays to Trade Where Quality Counts! 2
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@ | Asco Washing Soda 3 pkgs 19¢ @
i price, 10c. Small pieces. Sanitary containers. @
@
®@ Sunbgite Cleanser ....... Se 5 cans 19 @
© Asco Hard Water Soap cies 3 cakes 19¢ ©
S AzcoBluing ...........; Ce 3 bots 19¢
© Kirkviian’s Borax Soap 4 cakes 19c¢ ©
@ Creme Oil Scap ...... cei Hi 3 cakes 19¢ ©
o of Hydrogen .............. 2 bots 19¢ 9
Ne Diroxtold Cream .......... jars 19¢ GH
>
A$CO DRIED BEEF 2 pkgs 19c¢
Sliced §hin. A very tasty and appetizing Meat Service. >
Asco isi ve ar 2 pkgs 190 e
Asco Evaporated Milk ci ea 2 cans 19¢ ©

Asco Spiges (Whole or Ground) 4 cans or pkgs 18¢
Asco Sweet Milk Chocolate .......1-2 Ib cake 19¢
Hard Cavllies ....................... 8 oz jar 19c
Hershey’s IChocolate Kisses ............ 1-2 1b 19¢ =
American Sandwich Cheese ........... 1-2 1b 19¢ @
=
ASCO ‘CORN STARCH 3 pkgs 19¢
Serve Corn Starch Pudding—nourishing as well as economical.

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Asco Pure ................ big jar 19¢
Asco Baking Powder ...... aaa big can 19¢
California Sliced Peaches ........ .big can 19¢
California Apricots ...... iis big can 19¢
Delicious Plums ........ Crane big can 19¢
Galvanized Buckets ..... Cia a each 19¢
Glenora Shampop .................. 19¢

SOIT raat Cea
Asco Pancake Flour 2 pkgs 19¢
Self Raising. Delicipus light fluffy Hot Cakes in a jiffy.

Princess Jellies ... \........ i 2 tumblers 19¢
Large Fleshy California Prunes ......... 2 lbs 19¢
Fancy California Raisins ............. 2 pkgs 19¢
B Smoked Kippered Snacks ............ 3 cans 19¢
® Fancy Queen Olives ...... Cian large bot 19¢
Eagle Condensed Milk Shir ata Ea can 19¢
P. and G. Napthe Soap ............. 4 cakes 19¢

White POTAT OES 10 Ibs 19¢
and mealy® Sold by weight
3
only.
Big, dry
\ Where Quality Counts!
N\ ASCO TEAS
1 Ib pkg 14c, 1b 55¢
x: blend for ever ytaste!
VICTOR BREAD Loaf 5c
A pan Jdoaf of
Rich Creamy CHEESE Ib 29¢
Koon’s Sharp CHEESE I 42
ASCO BUTTERINE Yb 29¢
Absolutely Ever try iY
Just Try a Cup!
Asco COFFEE
Ib 39¢
You'll taste the difference!

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pure.

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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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factured Wad sealed
without on
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Increased over
hasn’t reduced
weight or raised
price.
Over250 Million
Packages Sold ina
Single Year

29,000.00 ~

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