WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1926 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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Wish to i m the public I am
in the Paper ing business again
and will do k at reasonable
prices. | RUG STORE
Have a large li of up-to-date
. re samples to select fr and can save
’ ou from 25 to 40% your paper. |
- Krall’s Meat Market |}, "i onage sol | |
West Main St.. MOUNT JOY -
C. A. WEAL D HERE'S ONE Bi HAT WILL
Kaylor’s Garage 23 E. Main St. . PA. | JUST SU
a Next Door to U. B. Parsonage JONTEEE TALC
. General Auto
STONE
A young chap out at Donegal
after the | told me that usually when a fellow
Every w r you promise
Bef placing your order shave, to |ilights a match to Jook into the gas
ewhere, see us. tank to see if he has any gas, he 3 : hn, op yourself t next season
Crushed ne Also manufac- ; {usually finds that he has. Te ELE i ® NEN AOE famine you'll put coal in early.
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turers of rete Blocks, Sills | A certain woman in town told of Summer's
and Lintels.
J, N. STAUFF
Winter's
surely, and
get your coal
her neighbor that she bought such a
Size Can | very cheap piano. The lady asked
her how much she paid and she
LACING your house according to your
lot I the privilege of the person who
: builds this practical dwelling of the Eng-
said $3.00 a month. Then the lady lish farm house type. The entrance is so
Marietta St.,, Adjoininz Groff Bldg.
gristmas time
ow, and for-
said: “For how many months?” and arranged that the house may either be Hot roses. 3
Do W Gomecht MOUNT JOY, the first lady replied: “Oh! I forgot placed lengthwise for a thirty-foot city SAAT Send to the eat Folks, ~
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' ad For Sale in Florin % to ask them that. lof or ER get your coal in
ne home with all conveniene- i 7 5 : vas get your heating
37 MAIN STREET os, ‘such as heat and bath. GARBER | They tell me red-headed women LOGE DICK 0° 2 (EI n the rest bf theo
Property is in excellent condition make the good wives. Well I can’t The de- ‘situ i
and nicely located. Possession vouch for that but I do know that sign here BoE i > ON
Je April a is a pe : some of them at least make their onl for o SON Toon HS: Call the HEAT
; perty on Mt. Joy twp. side. Price - husbands be good. ak
Wat k En $5,550.00. Call or phone Jno. E. PENNA. | ry t Sia . for good; sleay ba
atchmaker—Engraver sSchroll, 41R2, Mt. Joy tf | This is the best smoker I ever stucco and FIRST FLOOR PLAN a
attended said Levi Dillinger as he stained sid- HEIGHT 8-0° 3
ing with roof or dark weathered shingles. : i
The pleasing features of the living room Daniel M. Wolgemuth : y
include its windows on three sides, open fire-
place and built-in book shelves. The open porch x
or sunroom may open off from either the living 151R4 174R6 ;
or dining room. The kitchen has all the details
that delight the housewife—cupboards, broom
closet, breakfast nook and double windows over
the sink,
The three bedrooms all have double ex-
posures and are well provided with clothes and
linen closets, The bathroom is so placed as to
be equally accessible from each bedroom. The
attic Is ventilated and makes a serviceable
storage or playroom by sheathing the rafters
A fellow here asked his girl if and sides with celotex, which serves both as a
wall-hoard and insulating material.
she woud marry him, and she caid ' . This smal home so 0 SE :
RY 3 AR § ght and spacious, yet
No.” Then .he said: “Welt for i SECOND FLOOR PLAN compact and adapted to doing ee a serv-
heavens sake don’t tell Mabel that | CEILING HEIGHT 8%-O' ant, is a typical 1926 product. The poky, dark
I asked you first.” | houses of fifteen or even ten years ago with their fussy little hallways and
poor planning would be scorned by the modern housewife who has learned to
More people choke by trying to expect comfort built right into her home and to have everything planned for
talk and eat at the same time than her convenience in working. Cold, draughty houses are also out of date. All
well built houses, are insulated as this one is, with celotex sheathing on the
{ exterior walls under the stucco. This effects a great saving in fuel in the
| winter and resists the intense heat of the sun in summer,
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smoke.
' A fellow at Florin told me that
® there are two terrible tasks he'd
like to overcome. Getting up in the
@® morning and getting up in the
IS Inexpensive, Economic |
d Instantaneous
We supply
and The Chambe
Also Rex Wate
eous and Storage.
Full Line of Other Ga
DONEGAL GAS CO
9 MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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©000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1! a’ recent bum go up in
If you count the street corner
loafers nowadays, the nation’s
standing army is sure getting large. !
rk Jewel, The New Process
Gas Ranges.
eaters, both Instantan-
for any other reason,
There’s a certain business man
who is in a heck of a fix. His wife pb
8 4 baby #irl and Sor the las : ae 4
ey fps ay mn THE STORMING OF THE GATES weuld seem thi
window: “Boy Wanted.” patented a fly
he could serve
suading Henry
vers fly—people
ter chance of
street alive. It
take chances when?
yveur car. Good ft
UP A TREE it
if the Italian who
motorcycle that
umanity by per- :
d to make fliv- «ld
uld stand a bet- A
g across the
foesn’t pay to
juying tires for
will always
So long as a fellow is holding his
own he doesn’t need a doctor but,
Fred Baker says if he’s caught
holding some other fellow’s own
he’s apt to need a surgeon.
They tell me that a Maytown
— fiddler claims he can extinguish a | inom Yiu thé TE i
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de fe fire by fiddling. That may be true for: tena
KR & because when I heard him fiddle I or type. 1
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op Young's Tire Stores J
Loud speakers may be all right
but I know a man on Mt. Joy street
who doesn’t need one.
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You are now entering the State
This picture is typical of many such scenes enacted daily at the main
gates of the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia where
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Ladies’ Silk a an 33c Boys Wool Fancy Striped 2 Proceed with due care. Detour | being celebrated. The “shot” was made from outside the gates and shows the
oe from all arguments as much as pos- | long sweep of historic Broad street, the main artery of the exposition To the
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stretches of smooth going entirely | factures which covers nearly eight acres of grounds and which houses some
free from jolts and jars, but also | of the finest exhibits ever seen. TLe Exposition will continue until Decem-
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HE Celotechnic Institute of America was recently established, with head
the gold band comes your wife is Ind. Phone 116Y
. . . . | > ia dn quarters in Chicago, to study the problems of American home builders and .
3 Men's, Ladies’ and Childrigg’ Ladies’ Princess Slips, all «fs (the leader. If you hit the high spots to place at their disposal the latest discoveries in scientific
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the very latest data on most modern building practices.
W hi { and you will play a solo It is the aim of B. G. Dahlberg, its founder, to delve
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practically revolutionize previous home building methods, | turing plant o
declares Mr. Dahlberg. “In all the facts we give the public | Mount Joy, in
we will have an eye on economy, as well as utility, com- | after Thursday,
fort, health and beauty. It is the aim of the Institute to |jce at wholesale
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& & ithe pearl buttons off my jacket. spent In railroading, a good portion of it as an associate of the late James J
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At six o'clock she laid out his The combined circulation of | Growing forage crops and graz-
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dress suit, shirt and studs. He did | America’s 13,400 newspapers is 45,- |IN& hogs 1
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* 4% | home. And then she laid him out. work, not speed. fers. Practically all the : fertilizing
oP 1d They need a guiding hand. 5 ements of the except
, i : Each year the new models are fast- |that stored in animal bodies 15 re-
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ago women put crimps in pie crusts turned into a new field, frequently | CIGARS, CIGARE
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* 0 en Evenings Mi( ) INT J( ) Y P A Women are like automebiles— Be ay 3 "lof weeds. They make good use of ALSO SOM
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o> & The faster they are the more money There was also a time you could [them from the fields grazed. ALL KIND
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fried A little paint does a lot for both. 2 A WISE OWL lin Greece in 300 B. C. ALSO FRESH FIS