WEDNESDAY,. JAN, 13th, 1926
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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MERRY XMAS. NOW
If you had started saving a few cents a week a year ago today, how
much easier it would have been to buy gifts this year.
And how much merrier would the Christmas be with more and bet-
ter gifts to hand to father or mother, sister or sweetheart, wife or daugh-
ter, or to the little kiddies that want them most?
Join Our Xmas. Savings Club--Now Open
And be ready with a nice snug bank account when Christmas comes
again. The plan is simple, easy and satisfactory in every detail. Here
it is:
In Class 1, you pay 1 cent the first week, 2 cents the second week,
3 cents the third week and so on for 50 weeks. Total $12.75.
In Class 2, you pay 2 cents the first week, 4 cents the second week,
6 cents the third week, and so on for 50 weeks. Total $25.50.
In Class 5, you pay 5 cents the first week, 10 cents the second week,
15 cents the third week and so on for 50 weeks. Total $63.75. .
You May Reverse The Payments If You Wish To Do So
For instance, in Class 2, the payments start with 2 cents and end
with $1.00. If you wish you may pay $1.00 the first week and 2 cents
less each week until the last payment is 2 cents, and so on with all the
classes.
We also have five classes in which the payments are always the
same, as follows:
Class 10-S—10 Cents Each Week, Total $ 5.00
Class 25—25 Cents Each Week, Total § 12.50
Class 50—50 Cents Each Week, Total $ 25.00
4 Class 100—$1.00 Each Week, ...Total $ 50.00
Class 200—$2.00 Each Week, .. . Total $100.00
Class 500—$5.00 Each Week, ...Total $250.00
You may join as many classes as you wish.
Interest Is Allowed On All Classes At The Rate of 4 Per Cent
Every member of the family may join, from the youngest to the
oldest—your neighbor and all their children are sure to join. No mem-
bership fee.
OPEN NOW
Come into the bank and let us tell you all about the plan.
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New Christmas Savings Clubs are now starting
at this Bank, ‘and you are most cordially invited
to join. A small amount deposited weekly will
insure you a handsome sum for next year’s Christ-
mas Shopping.
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(On With Laughter)
No matter how tough things
break for you, remember that kick-
img won’t get you a thing outside of
in a foot ball game.
While at Lancaster a few days
ago I saw a fellow running up
Prince street. I asked what was
wrong and he said a young chap
stole his car. I said: “Well you’ll
never catch him.” He said: “O yes
I will. He forgot the tool kit.”
I told that one to Lester Roberts
and he said: “I'll bet a plugged dime
that the car stolen wasn’t a Hudson
or an Essex.”
A lady went to Hauer’s store and
decided to kid one of the clerks so
she said: “Have you any eggs with-
out chickens in them?” The clerk
replied: “Sure; duck eggs.”
Harry Darrenbamp asked one of
his frequent callers: “What has four
legs and leaves?” The fellow didn’t
know and Harry said: “A rat up at
my barn when my neighbor’s big
cat appears.”
Recently a fellow from Philadel-
friends here. At the
table the chap took what he thought
was a portion of butter on his knife
but in reality was limburger cheese.
Then he whispered to the fellow be-
side him: “That butter is strong as
lightning.”
One of our young bloods went to
the Capitol theatre at Lancaster the
other evening and when one of the
comedians said that ‘young men
part their hair in the middle be-
cause there must be an alley in
every block”, he felt so darn guilty
that he walked out.
You know some folks kid the
single men for not gettin’ married
but really you can’t blame ’em. It
takes war heroes er men with an
awful lot of courage to live with
some of the women nowadays.
There is more cooperation among
wild animals than most people rea-
lize, says a Florin man. He thinks
the stork and the wolf usually work
in the same neighborhood.
This morning a man asked the
writer of this column if writing a
joke pays. I told him its darn funny
Pays to Advertise
On a tombstone in a cemetery
near Ozark, Ark., is this inscription:
beloved wife of Thomas Smith, mar-
ble cutter. This monument was
erected by her husband as a tribute
to her memory and as a specimen
of his work. Monuments of the
same styie, $250.”
John Keener, at Maytown, will
erect these kind if any one wants
them and we presume Jimmy Glat-
felter would too.
A man on Mount Joy street came
up town Monday with a black eye.
I asked him how it happened. He
said he insisted on having his rights
at home and his wife threw a few
lefts in in the bargain.
Love and Marriage
He was introduced to me and
called me—*“Miss Mabel.”
Half an hour later, he called me
—*“Mabel.”
He took me out and called me—
“Kid.”
During our engagement, he called
me—*‘Sweetie.”
On our honeymoon, he called me
—“Tootsum.”
ix months after the marriage, he
called me—*‘Dear.”
After five years, he calls
1”
“Hey, you!
me-—
I met a man from Florida yester-
day. I asked him if he wasn't go-
ing south this Winter and he said:
“No, I made so much money last
Summer that I can’t afford to stay
at home.
I asked Arthur Hendrix why wo-
men are frequently called angels
and he said he thinks its because
they are always harping on some-
thing.
Dan Cupid is a marksman poor,
Despite his love and kisses;
For while he always hits the mark,
He’s always making Mrs.
Dr. Snyder was called to a cer-
tain home and he said to the lady
of the house: “Madam, your husband
is quite ill.” She replied: “0, I do
hope its nothing trivial.”
A fellow here in town says that
he thinks a lot of bootleggers save
themselves by giving a case to the
jury.
Ficues don’t lie but oh, vou fig-
nres, said one of our young bloods
after he came home from the bur-
lesque show at Columbia last Tues-
day night.
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paign by the agricultural experi- | Banking House, ); Furniture
ment slations and the Federal De- | and Fixtures, $8,704.00 33,704.00 c. Overdrafts, Schedule
partment of Agriculture, aided by reserve with Federal Re A—Trusts, none.
realization of the very evident | Cash in “vault and amount due No d. Cash balance ......
danger, resulted in more seed corn from national banks 75,349.07 "
being field selected and dried than Zoral of ltems 9, 10, 1%, 15 and Total Trust Funds ....$18
ever opefore. Finally, unusually fa- | misceilancons cash’ items. or. aires | Corporate Trusts,
vorable weather during Sentem | Redemption fund with U. S. Tr Total amount (i. e. face
ber and October permitted much | urer and due from U. S. Trusts under deeds of trust
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fers an interesting contrast to that
for last year, says
the poorest in many years. As a |
consequence there was every indica
tion that
Therefore an
seed corn was available for plant- | Capital stock paid in —
ng in 1925. Surplus fund ......... -
Undivided profits
selection of seed corn was put off
facts and
contributed to a prospective seed
corn situation next spring
while not serious, may be unfavor-
October was low, zero weather oc
curring over than half of | ter, ss:
the State.
than 20 per cent of
subjected to such
Conditions similar to those in Iowa
Belt.
Farmers who did not have their { Correct—Attest:
seed corn out of the field
the first freeze should test it for
germination as soon as
Directions for
tests may be had from their State | RepPorRT OF C(
agricultural experiment station or \TI0
the United States
Agriculture. A preliminary test of
two kernels from each of 100 ear:
of the
AUCTIONEER WEBSTER
ietta St., household goods by Hen-
ry Evans.
stock and imp. by Martin Greiner.
Joy, stock, fur. by Mary Snyder.
J February Miscellaneous cash items 57.80
Sat. 13—Nr. Mt. Joy, household | Redemption fund with U. S Treas-
goods, poultry sup. by Sam. Hoff-
man.
stock and imp. by Allen Geib.
stock and imp. by Almus Earhart.
DON'T GUESS ABOUT
SEED COR
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Seed corn for 1926 planting of- |
United ‘States |
Jepartment of Agriculture. From
he standpoint of
there would not be
snough seed corn to go around in
he spring of 1925. An active cam-
orn to dry in the field without
yeing damaged for seed purposes.
abundance of good
In contrast, the summer ~° 1925
was unusually favorable for the | Certified checks outstanding 316.95 | pany as Trustee to secure
rapid development of corn. The Cashier's checks outstanding oh 577.06 | Collateral Trust Bonds, no
crop went into September in ex- Potal of items 22, 33, 24, $504.05 State of Pennsylvania,
cellent condition and the prospects subject to Lancaster, ss:
for seed corn were the best. Field check einen 318,010.44 I. R. Fellenbaum, Casl
n many cases because of these
early
vefore many farmers had
heir seed. These conditions have
able.
In Iowa, for example, the tem-
erature during the last week in
more
Corn containing more
-uined for seed purposes
temperatures
yeccurred over much of the Corn
before
possible
conducting such
kind to be
other arrangements
GIBBLE’S 1926 SALE LIST
January
Sat. 1 —In Mt. Joy, 333 Mar
Thurs. 28—Nr. Greentree Church
Sat. 30—Four mi., north of Mt.
Wed. 24—Near Chiques Church,
lements and stock by Irvin Stoner.
March
2—Near Mastersonville,
Thurs. 4—Near Uni 5
nurs. 4—Near Union Square,
tock and imp. by Sam. Nornhold
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Tues. 6—Nr. Breneman’s School,
Wed. 10—Nr. Mt, Hope Church,
stock and imp. by Francis Shreiner
Thurs. 11—North of Manheim
stock and imp. by Samuel Shonk.
Sat. 13—Near Elizabethtown
stock, and imp. by Isaac Koser.
Tues. 1.—At Naumanstown,
stock and imp. bv John Houser.
~ Thurs. 18—Nr. Union Square,
‘mp., stock, fur. by Amos Nissley.
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IS EVERY DAY A
BACKACHE DAY?
Mount Joy Folks Have Found the
Cause and Corrected It
Is your back lame and achy? Are
you tortured with sharp, rheumatic
pains; miserable with headaches,
dizzy spells and kidney irregulari-
ties? No wonder, then, you feel
worn-out and discouraged. But have
you given any thought to your kid-
neys? You should! Weak kidneys
cause just such troubles. Don’t risk
neglect! Use Doan’s Pills—a stim-
ulant diuretic to the kidneys. Here's
a Mount Joy case.
Mrs. E. S. Hendrix, 106 E. Don-
gal St., says: “A cold settled on my
kidneys and I had dull pains in the
small of my back. When 1 bent
over, it was all I could do to straight-
ef up. Mornings by back was sore
and lame and it ached continually.
I had headaches, too, and spots
came before my eyes. My kidneys
also acted irregularly. Doan’s Pills
from Garber’'s Drug Store rid me of
the trouble.”
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
et Gp QE rrr
ROWENNA
Evangelistic meetings
the Church of God, here,
evening. The meetings will begin
each evening w 1 song service
in charge of the pastor, D. IE.
Breneman, 7 o'clock Sunday and
7:15 week day evenings. Monday
evening, Rev. W. H. Shades, pas-
tor of the Church of God, Colum-
bia, will bring the gospel messages
nightly. Rev. Shade is an evan-
gelist of marked ability.
Sunday
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Modern Home Cheap
A new house, six rooms and bath,
on West Donegal street, Mt. Joy,
for sale. Brick with asbestos shing-
le roof. All conveniences. Posses-
sion now. If you want a good
home, free from expensive repairs
for years, buy this property. Jno.
FE. Schroll, Phone 41R2, Mount
Joy. tf
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Here’s a Nice Home
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Who wants a nice brick proper'y,
on corner with wide lot on side, on
Well, here’s hoping this cold
weather keeps up. Its about the
i only time in the year that my wife
cares for me.
A WISE OWL.
warrant for the
execution of Charles
I'brary of the House of Lords.
This warrant was produced bv
Colonel Harker after the
evidence upon
signed it
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| MARCELLING
Milady Shoppe ste”
Marietta street, one of our most
beautiful residential streets, for
only $4,500. This property won't
last long at that price so don’t de-
lay if you are interested. tf
BOBBING
SHINGLING
CURLING and
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE UNION
| NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK AT MT.
maturing corn, Overdrafts,
the summer of 1924 was one of |
All other United States securities, none.
Government Securities . 244,350.00 b. Advances and loans
Total wos omens 344,350.00 from general uninvested
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc 439,635.26 g
Other assets, if any
State, county, or other municipal
freezes occurred | Dividends unpaid :
selected | Other demand deposits 163.37 | belief. 4
Certificates of deposit (other than
which, Other time deposits
Bills payable (including all obliga-
Nissly
Rots : amed bank, do solemnly affirm that the
moist ¢ | named bank, dc olemnly affi
! ure 1 above statement is true to the best of my
when knowledge and belief. OF THE TRUST
Sth.day of January, 26.
LANDISVILLE IN THE STATE
be of SYLVANIA, “AT THE CLOS
planted will Loans and discounts, in-
show whether the seed can be used
or whether i
must be made. Deposited to secure circu-
Other bonds,
Banking House rear
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash in vault and amount due
stock, imp., hld. goods by S. Shelly | Capital stock paid in oo.
Sat. 27—Nr. Union Square, imp- [52
OY, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVAN-
A, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
JECEMBER 31, 1925.
RESOURCES
loans and discounts, in-
cluding rediscounts
Total loans
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I JOY, PA.,, LOCATED AT
JOY, LANC. CO., PA., OD]
eT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1925
SIAL 7 2.51. | Permanent Investments, viz:
ry Mortgages .....sen
Other investments .17,
Temporary Investments, viz:
Mortgages and other
secured, none; unse- a.
cured 2 * 75.88 b.
Deposited to secure circu-
lation (U. S. bonds par
value) ....$100,000.00 a.
cash, none
gages executed by Corpora
the Company as Trustee to §
sues of corporate bonds,
$125,000.00 | Equipment Trusts, none
275,000.00 Total amount of seeuriti
50.953. : x
ax led by Corporations with
Total
LIABILITIES
rculating notes outstanding
above named Bank, dg
30,000.00 | affirm that the above §
: 12.00 | true to the best of my kn
deposits secured by pledge of as-
sets of this bank or surety bond
Total of demand deposits 348,185.8
R. FELLENBA
. 761,542.27 Subscribed and affirm
tl cere. 386,862.63 | me this 6th day of Jag
Iota] of time deposits. 1,148,404.90 WwW. M. Hollowbush,
My commission expires
25,000.00 | Correst—Attest:
= J. S. CARMAN
AMOS N. MUS
H. H. MYERS
REPORT OF TH]
for money borrowed)
tions representing money borrow-
ed other than rediscounts)
Total
State of Pennsylvania, County
IL HN. Cashier of the above-
H. N. NISSLY, Cashier. | OF THE UNION
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this | JOY BANK, LOCA
MAIN ST., MOUNT
AS OF 31st DAY (
EO mare Permanent Investmg
BIE 6 RES AN a. Mortgages,
I. M. BRENEMAN
H. S. NEWCOMER b. Other Inves
Directors | Temporary Invest
a. Mortgages ag
DITION OF THE FIRST securities ...
K OF L:NDISVILLE AT b. Advances a¥
OF PENN from gen
OF BUSI- od . Ze eral
NESS ON DECEMBER 31, ed cash «as
RESOURCES c¢. Overdrafts,
8 A—Trust ...4
d. Cash balan
Public
1,- 6, 1929.
Annie C. Blens «
My commission expire
NATIONAL B!
$281,832.13
$281,832.13
cluding rediscounts
Total loans
Total Trust F
Corporate Trust
Total amount
65,850.00 Trusts und
.. 236.731.70 | mortgages e
to the Com
cure issues ON
17.76.30 | cluding Equipy
Total amoy
posited by
Company as §
of Collaterals
State of Pi
Lancaster, ssi
5, HH. N.
above nam
affirm that
true to the
and belief.
lation (U. S. bonds par
value) ..
All other U.
curities
Total
$35,000.00
S. Govt. se-
30,850.00
stocks, securit
8 12,600.00
Lawful reserve with Federal Re-
serve Bank
from national banks 13,969.55
Amount due from State banks,
1d trust companies in
ed States
»f Items 9, 10, 11,
2 and 13
1,070.40
$15,039.95
urer and due from U. S.
Total
LIABILITIES
lus fund
divided profits
iting notes
-r’s checks ot
tal of Items 22,
and 26
Individual deposits subject to
Subseribd
ne this 6tH
Annie C. H
70 i My con
1929.
Correct—
>, but less
15.989.39 H.
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demand deposits $128,257.49 T:
cates of deposit (other than I
223 460 53
for money borrowed)
| 1] of t is deposits $ )7 : REPOS
Jills payable (including all obliga- OF I'H
tions representing money borrow- PANY,
ed other than rediscounts) 29,000.0 ~A d
Notes and bills rediscounted 46,000.00 LANCA
THE
CEMBH
$631,629.88
e of Pennsylvania, County of Lancas-
. N. Summy, Cashier of the above Reserve,
vamed bank, do solemnly swear that the Cash;
above statement is true to the best of my note
knowledge and belief. D
J. N. SUMMY, Cashier. | YU€
Subscribed and sworn
5th day of January, 1926
Henry HH. K
My commission expit
Correct—Attest:
ELMER L. SNAVELY
JACOB H. MUSSER SU
M. L. SWARR
to before me this pry
age
, Notary Public
es Feb. 21st, 1927
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Directo
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIR
NATIONAL BANK OF MOUNT JOY A
MOUNT JOY IN THE STATE OF PE
SYLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE
NESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1925.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, in-
cluding rediscounts $1,003,538.05
Total loans $1,003,538.03
Overdrafts, secured, none; unse-
cured
Deposited to secure circu-
lation (U. S. bonds par
82.97
VARINEY |. $125,000.00
All other United States
Government Securities 238,835.17
Total
Other bonds, stocks, securities
Banking House
Furniture and
fixtures 3,107.
Lawful reserve with Federal Re-
serve Bank 64,822.37:
Cash in vault and amount due
from national banks 49,81
Checks on other banks in the
same city or town as reporting
LIABILITIE
Capital stock paid in -
Surplus fund a
Undivided i its $54,606.84
Reserved for 3
Reserved for taxes, interest, etc.,
accrued 3
‘irculating notes outstanding .
Amount due to State banks,
bankers, and trust companies in
the United States
Certified checks outstanding
Cashier's checks outstanding
Total of Items 22, 23, 2
25 and 26 vss $3,227.74
Individual deposits subject to
osses 10,092.8;
Cc C
Cer
than 30 days
money borrowed) ag
State, county, or other municipal
deposits secured by pledge of
s of this bank or surety
cates of deposit due in less
(other than for
Dividends unpaid —
Total of demand deposits $527,490.8
Certificates of deposit (other tha
for money borrowed)
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits ...$828,6),
U. S. Govt. securities borrowed
Bills payable (including all
igations representing money
other than rediscounts)
ies other than those al
stated ste .
Total
State of Pennsylvania, Count
ter, ss:
, R. Fellenbaum, Cashier
named bank, do solemnly a§
above statement is true to
knowledge and belief.
R. FELLENH
Subscribed and affirmed to
6th day of January, 1926.
Wm. M. Hollowbush,
My commission expire