WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24th, 1024
PAGE SIX ing THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL i Suge Such Is Life |
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AND WHEW \ GROW STAM HERE! WHEN | LIED HERE, NOW \ AM | ;
OP, WiLL MA GWE | || LIVING CONOMONS | WORKED WARD YO GEY WORKANG HARDER I= \ i Win gert & Haas {
TA Hat Store |
ME A JOB IW VER | [| ARE BETTER AWD ENOLGH MONEM “TO YO ACCUMULATE
THERE (S Psu MOVE YO NEW MORK ENOUGH YO
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Largest Line of
Fall and Winter J
HATS
Caps and Gloves
In the City
Plain Hats A Specialty

JOHN A. HAAS, Propr.
144 N. Queen Lancaster, Pa,

{BRUSH CLOTHES AND FUR
The Constitution | WELL WHEN TAKING OUT
OF STORAGE
ATwaA’ R In Our D aily Life Clothes that are to be placed in
Kg ‘cold storage should first be thor-
ARTICLE WRITTEN EXPRESSLY oughly brushed, sunned, and beat-
FOR THE MOUNT JOY BULLE. | en to dislodge any possible moth
TIN BY MR. H. FRANK eggs or larvae that may have
R A D O ESHLEMAN | found a resting place in them, and
clothes that are taken out of stor-
A bran new question was argued age in the fall should receive simi-
xan, pethap Sure fa before the Supreme Court a few lar care in case any larvae have
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creases as complication ace olimi. days ago. Grossman, a Chicago survived their enforced hibernation
nated. That is why ATwarer Kent
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saloon keeper was found guilty of under refrigeration, The Bureau
bootlegging and as part of his of Entomology has carried on in-
friends each day. Itis beautifully punishment his saloon was closed vestigations in the value of cold
simple. and the Court ordered that he storage as a control for various
With this simplicity ne Wore should not engage in selling bever- stored product pests, to obtain da-
derful volume, tone ality, dis- ages for one year. ta regarding the time and tempera-
tance, selectivity and eade of opera- But he went right buck inte bush, ture ‘combinations necessary for
tion—results that will givg you a new | ness and sold unlawful liquors the destruction of insects. Data |
conception of radio ormance. jagain. So the Court brought him have been secured on the effect of
I before it and held him in contempt, various temperatures upon common
and fined him $1000 and seritenced | pests of grain, cereal foods, flour,
him to a vear in jail. Now in go-| beans, peas, tobacco and fabric
ing right back into his palce after | pests such as clothes moths and |
it was decreed he should not sell | carpet beetles. Important varia-
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ado any beverage for a year, he tions have been found in the re- A .
THINK OF lated the Volstead Act because he | sistance of these pests to cold. 18 now open for membership
WHAT ve sold prohibited liquors, while in; In the case of the common | %
BACK OF selling a beverage at all when or-| clothes moth, a temperature range | 1 1
ore dered not to do so he defied the | of from 40 degrees to 45 degrees | Deposit a little money every week
Court. { F. maintained for a storage period | for a Merry Christmas next year
He was sent to jail and was of over six weeks is generally suf-! 3 Pe So i”
serving his sentence, but finally | ficient to kill the eggs which may | B
got the matter before the president |be on the fabrics or furs when |
who pardoned him from serving the | stored. At 20 degrees to 25 de- |
year; so he paid the $1000 fine and | grees F. and at 25 degrees to 30!
was let out. The Court then hear- | degrees F. clothes moths eggs are |
ing that he was out declared | all killed in about three week In-
| president had no power to pardon | crease in temperature up to 40 de- |
a sentence given for contempt of grees F. inereasss the time for
| Court, and had him put back into !killing the eggs. The older, well-
| jail again. Then he got a writ of | grown larvae, however, are very
{ habeas corpus on the ground resistant. When subjected to an |
{ that he was illegally in jail and the | even temperature of 20 degrees to |
We invite you. to join
The First National Bank
Mount Joy, Pa.
Atwater Kent Receiving Sets and
Loud Speakers. You will} be im-
mediately impressed by thei
and fine workmanship — A
those already acquainted with the
line, we have something ni
Atwater KENT Receiving
Ww you.
E. B. ROHRER'S GAR
Mount Joy, Pa.

Come in and see our $tock of |

| matter was argued in the Supreme | 25 degrees F. these well-grown |
EA Nar Loy 1 Court. | larvae were killed in 67 days, but | 3
fe ED AS Shey | The Constitution provides that those held at temperatures ranging |
SEIS | the president “shall have power to from 30 degrees to 40 degrees F. |
grant pardons for cffenses against were still alive after over fetes
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ATA TX ET EAT ETI TI ATIT EET ETE RE the United States.” On his sile months. When the temperature)
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it was argued that the Constitution flunctuated from 24 degrees to 48
bY 3 ; 3 gave the president power to pardon; | degrees F. but was mostly about | 4
~ i . but on the other side it was ar-{40 degrees F. well-grown larvae
d g S fl l OMotve Mas, guad that the president cannot par-| withstood refrigeration for from 6
Helpful suggégtions for the Autoist Chrismas. We have
quite a display of%novelties for the automobile and until
Christmas we are a good many articles to reach the
don from a sentence for contempt to 14 months. Afterwards when
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of Court, but only for offenses! placed in a sufficiently high tem-
against the United States, as the | perature for feeding, these larvae
Constitution says, while here he was became normal and resumed activ-!
pardoning for an offense against the | ity just as if their life had mot |
Court, and that if the Courts did been interrupted by a long period |
| not have power to enforce their | in cold storage,
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Below are a few:

30x3% U. S. Royal Cordsy ei URE ED NE $12.85 ; decrees without the power of the|{ It is not surprising, therefore, | S
31x4 U. S. Royal Cords . $17.95 president interfering, the president that living robust insects are oc-|
32x4 U. S. Royal Cords .. x ala tele tw Win ata ne wine Ye $19.75 could destroy the Courts, by des- | casionally found in articles several %
88x4 3. 'S. Roval Cords... $20.25 3 troying their degrees. | days after removal from a long |
84x41). S Royal Cords ....%. + $21.00 | It was replied in favor of the period in cold storage. This dis. !
32%4%% 11. 8. Royal Cords ... NN... ccs $24.95 > | president’s pardon that the man |covery is in no way a reflection on |
38x43 B.S Royal Cords .... $25.45 back into the business of sell- | the storage firm, which has dona!
30x31 Royal Tubes, $3.00 value X............ 2 for $4.76 0 ing liquors and selling illegal stuff, [its part. If the patrons take the!
30x3% Grey Tubes, $2.00 value 2 for $3.46 he was breaking the law and com- | precautions suggested above, of 1
All other sizes in Royal and G Tubes reduced. mitting an offense against the Uni-|brushing and sunning garments
30x3% Nomad Cords, oversize $ 9.90 Y | ted States as well as defying the! both before they go into storage
82x4 « Nomad Cords, oversize ....... $15.70 | Judge of the Court; and in such | and immediately after they are]
Parking Lights from . 95¢ to $3.00 a case the president had power. removed, this trouble will be large-
$1.25 4X | The point now put up to the Su-|ly eliminated.
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Mirrors, $2.00 value
Others up to $2.50.
Klazon Horns, list .............. $4.95, $1000 and $15.00
109% Reduction Until Christmas
Batteries, a good suggestion for cold weather. X

| preme Court to decide is, whether |
% in the case of a criminal contempt, TRUMPETER SWANS NOW
| which is at the same time the com- | CIVEN PROTECTION IN U. S.
| mitting of a crime as well as al Trumpeter swans and whooping |
1923 ROADSTER WITH SLIP ON BODY, GOOD
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Agents for Philco, Diamond Grid and Exid tteries { contempt, a court can sentence for | cranes have been completely expect- | %
el ale god at For Winter ot) its. | contempt or. is the person entitled ed from the migratory birds which | $2 CONDITION
$10 Fyrac Spot Light for windshield $3.75; Ne | to a before Court and | may be taken under Federal ver %
Be prepared for ice and snow. McKay Chains at Moder- | Jury. e decision we shall learn| mits for scientific purposes. By! Gy
ate prices to fit all tires. \ later. | 2etion of the Acting Secretary of | 1921 SEDAN, OCD CONDITION i
H. Frank Eshleman. | Agriculture on November 12, 1924, 1 A
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AM CARAGE A A DE Cont yes) Soh nmi sisi i) AL CONDITION, SLIP ON BODY |
5 OF FEEDING MOLDY CORN | were included with whooping cran 8, | i
JOHN B. TRYON, Prcprietor. —— | which were similarly protected a IC :
Warning against the danger of | the department in 1922. Neither | .
3 feeding moldy corn to livestock is | of these two species may be taken 4 TOURINGS WITH STAR RS, AT A VERY
‘given by the Pennsylvania Bureau | if the United States for any pur-
of Animal Industry. One feeding POSe. Complete protection is also
of moldy corn may be sufficient to | afforded both species in Canada.
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5 : ; poison an entire stable of animals Under the provisions of the
CLA RENCE SC (016). @ [fais a to. ‘the Siate animals | Un with Great Britain for the
: 5 ~ “MOUNT JOY. PA: ant 7 They say further that forage poison. Protection of migratory birds, cer-
at Be ing and intestinal disorders will tain birds, including swans, are giv-
likely occur following the feeding! continuous protection through a
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PRICED TO MOVE QUIEK :
1923 TON TRUCK, GOGD CONDITION, HAS
BEEN RECONDITIONED
1923 CHEVROLET ROADSTER, BEST\OF
CONDITION \
1920 SEDAN, CORD TIRES LIKE NEW
and mules seem most susceptible, | least 10 years following the going
all farm animals are subject to | into effect of tha treaty. Provision
these diseases. Affected animals| Was also made in the treaty where-
show symptoms of poisoning, will | PY all protected species should be
gVICE, rtagger about, and may finally die, | taken under proper permit for
) oy I In case such symptoms develop, | Strictly scientific purposes.
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state officials advise getting in touch So far as known there are but
with the local veterinarian as soon |VeTY few trumpeter swans in exis-
as possible. fre and it was deemed advisable,
h in. order to prevent the complete
Cheese Factories | extermination of the species, to af-
A recent survey by the United | them absolute protection by
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States Department of Agriculture | th sm from the list of
| shows that 70 per cent of all co. | Migratory birds that may be taken
J operative chesse factories in tins | under scientific permits, as was pre-
i viously done with the whooping
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CLOTHING

i {that 60 per cent of farmers be. |
For all occasions, direct from the manufacturer to you at {longing to such enterprises are lo. —_—— :
a big saving in price. cated in that State, and that 70 Horses Need Exercises i
PLAIN CLOTHING A SPECIAL TY per cent of the business handled Horses need air and action. With 10 UN 3 Y, PA,
We also handle a full line of Men’s Furnishings. in 1923 by cooperative assoeiations the approach of cold weather they

: ill k healthi i
S. HESS HERSHEY by Wisconsin. "| xercised every day by driving or
Bell Phone 92W LANDISVILLE, PA. Ee by being allowed to run in the
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