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lt fe to Bike chicks, Raise
every livable one!

s is the complete baby food for baby
chicks . . . made from the finest grain
products . . . mechanically predigested
. furnishes completely everything need-
ed for bone, flesh and muscle,

If you want chicks to live, thrive and grow
into strong, sturdy egg producers, start
them on Pratts and follow up with Pratts
Buttermilk Growing Mash.
Avoid chick losses by using
BUTTERMILK
PARV CHICK FOOD
Sold and Guaranteed by
H. E. HAUER Mount Joy, Pa.

Donegal Mill Hatchery
Custom Hatching
Chicks for sale
as follows:
White Leghorns
Barred and White Rocks
Rhode Island Reds
Newtown Brooder Stoves.
each week
Tioga Poultry and Dairy Feed
Eight Weeks Old Pullets
Phares E. Wolgemuth
Bell 140R6 Mt. Joy, Pa.

LEE ELLIS
POOL ROOM
and
RESTAURANT

Basement Mount Joy Hall
Pool Tournaments
Each Tuesday Evening

Let us fashion
{ your shingle—we
«know how.
MILADY SHOPPE

IN OUR CHURCHES
RELIGIOUS MATTERS REPORTED BY THE PASTORS OF THE
VARIOUS CONGREGATIONS IN AND AROUND
MOUNT JOY

Eby’s
Preaching at 10.00 A. M.

'Mt. Joy's Recruits
“In The Civil War
(From Page One)
$10; Greider, B. M., 50; Greiner,
Jacob H. $20; Greiner, John H,,
$10; Greiner, Valentine, $15; Gall.
Mr. D. C.; agher, L. D., $10; Good, Michael,
$15; Good, Simon, $10; Gohn, Sam-
St. Luke’s Church
Lenten service on Thursday even-
ing at “7,30. M,, at St. Luke's
Episcopal church. . The Rev. Guy
Caruthers = will be, the preacher.

Donegal Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B., Segelken, D.D., Pastor
Church School at. 9:30,
Witmer, Superintendent.

uel, $10; Hamaker, E. W. $30;
Trinity Lutheran Church Hamaker, Jacob, $30; Haeffner,
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor (Philip, $10; Hildebrant, John, $30;
Palm Sunday services: Hershey, Hoffman J., $10; Hershey,
Sunday School 9:30 A. M. C. M.,, $20; Hershey, Andrew M.,
Morning service and confirmation $15; Hoffer, J. R., $30; Hollinger,
of Catechumens, 10:30 A. M. Jacob, $30; Hubly, ~ M., $5; Hofl-
Evening service, introduging the man, Levi M., $20; Haines, Wm.
i History of the Passion, 7 P. M. $10; Hoy William, $10; Johns-
| Holy Week services daily at 7.45] tom. C. W., $20; Knubs, Joseph, $5;
| P. M. Kuhn, a. $25; Kuhn, J. A, $15;
{ Confessional service on Good Fri- Kurtz, Henry, $35; Kurtz, Samuel,
day, 7.45. P. M. $15; Kelley, Richard, P., $20;
Kuhn, Wm., (through) $10; Landis,
H. H., $30; Longenecker, Issac,
a Siu oD $30; Mateer, Wm., $10; McCauly,
ev. Bo Sia AM ee | $10; Musselman, Jacob,
Sunday’ School,
20; Martin, Allen, K., $10; Mish-

J. S. Hamaker, Superintendent. ey, Bend, F., $15; Mooney, Jacob,
Sermon 10.30 A. M. $10; McFarland, John, $20; Miller,
| C. E. 6:30 P. M. Henry, $25; Miller, William, $10;
Leader, Mrs. Eli Smeltzer. McNeal, David, $10; Myers, An-
| Evangelistic service 7.30 P. M. drew, $20; Mooney, John, 320;
Junior C. E. Wednesday, 6.30 | Miles, James T., $20; Pyle, Philip
|P. M. A, $20; Patterson, Samuel, $20;
| " Mid-week service Wednesday, 7.45! pei fly, John, $10; Ridsecker, Levi,
| Choir Rehearsal Thursday, 7:30. | Royer, Samuel S., $25; Rice,
You are cordially invited to these $10, Rowland, John W., $20;
services. R es F. A, $20; Reed, W. C. F,,
—— ; Risser, Reuben L., $20; Ris
Presbyterian Church Jonas E., $20; Richards, J. R.,

Rev. C. B. Segeiken, D.D., Pastor 55; Reese, A. D,, $10; Raub, F. W,,

Church School 9:30 A. M. $10; Shi ol, Solomon, '$20; Spickler,
| H. S. Newcomer, Superintendent |Martin, $10; Shaffner, He nry, $10;
| Morning LE and sermon at|Seltzer, L. K., $20; Sholl, Christian,
10.30. Subject, “The Supreme|$5; Stoner, D. U, $10; Stoner, D.
| Claim of Christ.” | H., $5; Stamm, Joseph, $15; Stol-
Evening worship and sermon 7.30| Christian, $20) Schock, donn,
Subject, “Jesus in Gethsemane.” Aookers, Samuel, $15; Sow.
i Pre-Easter services. The pastor] STs; Lewis, >; Snyder, F. H, $20;
[wil] shed as follows: 5 Sti ickler, Jo s. R., $20; Ulrich, Ww m.,
iT : Fain | 320; Wilson, James $10; Walton
7, April 12th—“The Grain Xe ; ry > Gin.
A. E., $10; Walton, Jacob K. $10;
ra . 1 Weidman, Peter, $20; Young, Dav-
Ww ednesday, April 13th—**A Ser- id, $15; Ziegler, Jacob Lo aon 2
that Costs. 3 6 IE | The following persons not subject
Thursday, April 14th—*“The Trai-}; draft, paid these amounts:
tor Apostle.” Bucktus, George, $1; Bechtold,
Friday, April 15th—“The $15; Brady, William, $10;
Beholding.” Bear, Gabriel, $15; Baker, G. W.,
$5; Brubaker,
John M.,
Joseph B., $5;
$5; Clair,
Culp,
St. Mark’s United Brethren Church John G., $3;
Rev. H. S. Kiefer, Pastor Eberle, Henry, $10; Eby, Ben-
Sunday School at 9.00 A. M. jamin, $10; Eberle, Christian, $10;
H. N. Nissly, Superintendent. Eberle, B. F., $10; Gantz, George,
Morning worship and sermon by $5; Gerber, Andrew, $10; Greiner,
the pastor at 10.15 A. M. Philip, $5; Heistand, A. M., $10;
Baptism and Reception of mem-|Hummer, Samuel, $5; Hipple, Jac.,
bers at this service. $5; Kissner, Peter, $1; Long, J. R.,
Junior and Senior Christian En-|{$15; Long, J. V. $5; Lytle, S. S. P.,
'6330 M. $5; Landis, A. B., $10; Myers, John

Evangelistic services at 7.30. $10; Martin, C. 1., $10; Miller,
Preceded by a service of song by|Issac, $1; Patterson, John, $15;
the Chorus. Patterson, Alexander, $10; Roberts,
You are most cordially invited to|Henry, $10; Shaffner, Henry, $15;
all of these services. Stauffer, F. H., $15; Stamm, John
$3; Benjamnn, $1; Spic-
kler, Samuel, $10.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Rev. C. E. Knickle, M. A., Rector
9:15 A. M. Sunday School.
Thos. J. Brown, superintendent.
10.30 A. M., Morning service.
7.30 P. M. Evening service,
Monday, 7.30, Choir practice.
Wednesday, 7.30 P. M. Service at
St, James Episcopal church, Lancas-
ter.
Thursday, 7.30 P.
with the Rev.
preacher.
Thursday,
Bounties were paid the following
men who volunteered their service:
Lewis Finefiock, $200; Rudolph
Parson, $200; Wm. Readman, $150;
Albert Roser, $160; H. C. Edmus-
ton, $165; G. W. Woodcock, $160;
Robert Hood, $160; John Rowland,
$160; J. Keely, $165; Wm. Rogers,
$165; Enoch Hastings, $165;
Philin Keely, $165; George Lowry,
$165. .
Of the above list,
two men surviving as
could learn. They are: Mr. Samuel
S. Donaven, on East Main street,
and Mr. Reuben S. Risser, of Evan-
ston, Ill, who formerly resided
here.
The copy of the paper contain-
ing the foregoing list was kindly
handed us by Mr. Clayton Hoffman.
Cees.
OUR SALE REGISTER
M. service here
Guy Caruthers, as there arc but
8.30 P. M. St. Mary's RO a Ye
ruild will meet at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Brown, Jr.
Friday, 7.30 P. M., Junior Guild
will meet at the home of Miss
Helen Snyder.

Florin U. B. Church ia Christ
Rev. J. C. Deitzler, pastor
Bible School 9:30 A. M.
Junior Society 5:15 P. M.
Intermediate Society 5:45 P. M Sip
April 15—At Florin Hall,

THE MOUNT JOY B

'IN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

98,400.00

lap. She had found a line that had Cortided checks outstanding 500.00
stro “ S ran ashier’s checks outstanding 249.76
struck home. Poetry must be lived Tota] of items 27 and 28..$ 749.76
before it can, be either written or | Individual deposizs subject to
properly + understood.” check .. 372,573.41
State, county, “or ‘other ‘municipal
deposits secured by pledge of as-
sets of this bank or surety bond 55,000.00
Other demand deposits ......... 18.37
Gracia’s eyes took on a glow that
made her ‘very lovely. “So—that is
why I have begun to appreciate poet- Total of demand deposits 427,591.78
vy of late. That Is why I am secretly | Certificates of deposit (other than
(rying to express myself in verse,” she for money borrowed)
: 3 Other time deposits tra
admitted. “I have lived—I under- Total of time deposits
... 707,421.65
. 484,252.44

1,191,674.09
stand.” Bills payable .. A 50,000.00
IAabilit
Perhaps the thoughts that tumbled abilities other “than those iE 74.52
one after another through her mind q mms
xs oli . otal we $2,240,425.687
as she sat in the solitude of her own State of Pennsylvania, County of Lancas-
environment were not too tangible, | ter, ss:
even to Gracia, herself, but when she 1 ig aa Fp Cagiiier ot the, Shore
finally moved to mend the fire her al RE. ne
Y above statement is true to the hest of my
spirit was possessed of a strange | knowledge and belief.
NISSLY, Caster.
: H. N.
an :
homesickness. . Subscribed and affirmed to before me this
“It’s ridiculous,” she said, quickly !30th day of March, 1927.
switching on a light. “I'm not home: My Same nna uary (
A SS expires January 6,
Notary. Public
1929

sick. I'm not lonely. I have all that Correct=Aitests
I want—all that I have ever wanted— J. E. LONGENECKER
rig ire. ro 1 a. H. S. NEWCOMER
i ht here I need a cupful of tea 7. W. ESHLEMAN
It is the dampness and the gloom Directors
thut has put me into this mood. | -——— ———————— —
There, Christopher Morley. go back COURT PROCLAMATION
to your nook.” She tucked the small wr : To Cw 1 Lands
2 >" : +6) Oo i iereas, the on. 1aries . andis,
into the vacant slit on the President, and Hon. Aaron B. Hassler, As.
shelf.
sociate Law Judge of the Court of Common
I

“Music—that’s what I want this aft Pls dn =e hie Seupty of Jancastst
. 3 anc ssistan stices oO Ss
ernoon—not literature. Tll have mu Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De-
sic with my tea.” She adjusted the jane Sessions, of the Pasce
. IG er iy 410 or the County sof ancaster, have
dial of her inconspicuous radio set in this ty The ecto
a secluded corner. An orchestra was | auiring me, among other things, to make
oul ats rho
playing a program for the regular tea fo aration Sa ne ls
patrons of a fashionable hotel. Gra- |anq General Jail Delivery, also a Court of
cia brewed her tea and sat dewn to | Generdl Ouarter Sessions of the Pe: ace and
rink it Jail Delivery, will ¢ nence in the Court
ering uf. House, in the City Lancs aster, in the
“Liebestraum,” she murmured. | Common ealth of Pennsvlv nia,
“Oh, why is everything possessed'to | ON THE 3rd MOND: AY IN APRIL
make me suffer this afternoon? That (the 18th), 1927
1s the one bit of musie that hurts— |!? persuance of which p ee Ailes
oh, how it hurts me.” And yet she | man of the City of Lancaster in id
did not stir. She sat with her head { county, and all the Justices of the Peace,
in her arm on the big chair.H t the Coroner and Constables of the said
2 yi £ chair.ter tea City and County of Lancaster, that they be
grew cold. The last haunting strains | then and these, in Jha py profes per-
” . . if sons, with their rolls, records anc exam-
of Franz Lizt’s beautiful dream of inations, and inquisitions, and their other
love died away. remembrances, to do those things which to
The voice of the announcer brought their offices appertain in their behalf to
h back She looked : I ] be done and to all those who will prose-
er back. She looked at the cupfu cute against the prisoners who are or then
of cold tea and at the dying fire. A
petulant, whining gust of wind sought
admittance at the window. Gracia
shivered.
She arose .and walked toward the
telephone.” For a long moment she
sat with her hand on the receiver, as
if summoning courage to lift it.
At last she called a number she
seemed to know well. Her hand was
cold; her lips trembled close to the
glass mouthpiece. No answer. She
waited to be told that the party did
not reply and then she hung up the
receiver.
“Oh, well, maybe it is Fate that—
he is out,” she said.
A sound startled her.
was being gently tapped.
She opened the door. A man with
a folder of manuscripts stood there—
Don Hubband.
“l had just called you on the tele-
phone,” she said, trying to act cheer-
ful. “The smoke from the fire has
made my eyes too tired to read and
I was—Ilonely.”
The man put his cap—he wore a
cap and tweeds as if he had come
‘rom the country—on a chair.
“1 have been writing down at my
sister's bungalow and, somehow, it
seemed as if you were the only one
shall be in the jail of the said County of
Lancaster, are to be then and there to
prosecute against them as shall be just.
Dated at Lancaster, Pa., the 28th
day. of March, A. D. 1927.
CHARLES F. BOWMAN,
Sheriff.
A Country Home
Two Acres of Land
Only $2,000

The knocker

a 10-room House, Frame
This is

Total of Items 24, 25, 26,
27, and 28 . ‘ sri 575.5
Individual deposits su bj ect to 3
check... 167,545.20
Depesits requiring “notice, but i
less than 30 days 20,421.75
Total of demand deposits 187, 966.95
Certificates of deposit {other | than ot
for money borrowed) . 264,178.13
Other time deposits .. ETT 22,974.00
Total of time 52.13
Bills payable .. : 10,000.00
Total $641,888.51
State of Pennsylvania, County of Lancas-
ter, ss:
I, J. N. Summy, Cashier of the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
apove statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
J." N. SUMMY, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this
30 day of March, 1927. :
Henry H. Koser, Notary Public
My commission expires Feb. 21, 1931.
Correct—Attest: 3.
ELMER I. SNAVELY
JACOB H. MUSSER
ED. G. MYERS
Directors

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MT.
JOY, PA.,, LOCATED AT MOUNT
JOY, LANC. CO., PA., AS OF 23rd
DAY OF MARCH, 1927.
Permanent Investments, viz:
a. Mortgages $21,754.5¢
b. Other investments . le 2(
0
J
)
Temporary Investments, viz:
a. Mortgages and other
securities, none.
b. Advances and loans
from general uninvested
cash, none
¢. Overdrafts,
A—T'rusts, none
d. Cash balance
Schedule

Total trust funds $64,046.51
Corporate Trusts,
Total amount (i. e. face value) of
Trusts under deeds of trust or mort-
gages executed by Corporations to
the Company as Trustee to secure is-
sues of corporate bonds, including
Equipment Trusts, none
Total amount of securities deposit-
ed by Corporations with the Com-
pany as Trustee to secure issues of
Collateral Trust Bonds, none
State of Pennsylvania, County of
Lancaster, ss:
I, R. Fellenbaum,
above named Bank, do solemnly
affirm that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
Cashier of the
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier
Subscribed and affirmed to before
me this 31st day of March, 1927.
W. M. Hollowbush, Notary Public.
My commission expires February
24, 1931.
Correct—Attest:
J. S. CARMANY
AMOS N. MUSSER
HENRY H. EBY
Directors
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT
OF THE UNION NATIONAL MT
JOY BANK, LOCATED AT EAST
MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
AS OF 23rd DAY OF MARCH, 1927
Permanent Investments, viz:
a. Mortgages, none.
b. Other Investments, none
Temporary Investments, viz:
a. Mortgages and other

securities... vu. $93,202.18
b. Advances and loans
from general uninvest-
edricash saan al. 2,400.00
c. Overdrafts, Schedule
A—Trust, none
d. Cash balance 572.09

who could help me,” he began.
Gracia had made the fire bright and
was offering him the big sea’ opposite
her own
soil, 300 Asparagus
Just a dan- |
Stable, good
rand 1,000 Raspberries
dy little home located 2 miles north;

C. E. Society 6:30 P. M. Friday, “Poetry! But — Don — you - never {of Mt. Joy, near Mt. Pleasant
Evening worship at 7:15 P. M. Florin, Pa., at 6:30 P. M., anything used to write poetry,” she exclaimed | Church. RT i GE gr =
Theme: “The Devil's Cunning.” [and everything by the community| after she had looked at the page he cluding Equipment Trusts, none.
Holy Passion week of service|Sales Company. Frank & Vogle,| handed to her. Call, Phone or Write, I“ “rPotal amount of securities de-
next week every evening at 7.15. aucts, For an important fraction of a min- posited by Corporation with the
The subjects for the various) Friday, April 15—At their| ute they looked at each other while | Company as Trustee to secure issues
nights are as follows: Sales stables at the borough limits understanding dawned in the eyes of ¢ I'0 o Collateral Trust Bonds, none.
Monday evening, “Judas, the|Mt. Joy, big community sale of| both. State of Pennsylvania, County of
Apostle Turned Traitor.” fruits, vegetables, clothing, furni- “Sometime I'll tell you what I have | Phone 41R2, MOUNT JOY, PA. Ew 8S: :
Tuesday evening, “Caiphas, the ios, Te stock, ete., by C. S. Frank| peep doing this afternoon, Don,” she oy) H. ey 02 he
Religious Formalest.” ; said, later. “and that may explain is
7 EP Rn : Saturday, April 16—At the Hotel| >. = ah affirm that the above statement is
Wednesday evening, Peter, the at Mastersonville, big community many 4 GIFT SHOP true to the best of my knowledge
Boaster Cured.” sale by Charles H. Hall & S The rain seemed not to chill Gracia and helief.
Thursday evening, “Pilate, an|y. Mor a es eer ON! now. The fire burned brightly. She H. N. NISSLY, Cashier
easy way of quieting one’s con- Fain April 23 At the was happy. They talked on about Easter Cards Subscribed and 20
science.” tr ) Prd ~! Don's efforts and Gracia almost ad- me this 30th day o arch,
Friday evening, ‘Jesus, the Cru- ashington House, Monn Joy, oh mitted to him that the two years of ee Annie C. Blensinger, Notpey, Dubie.
ria ? re equipment of furniture, carpets,| orfoct free rer of My commission expires Jan. 6,
cified. . perfect freedom were not too perfect,
ca i mz .1 | dishes, ete., of a hotel by M. A. after all. 1929,
Saturday evening. Why Will Frank, auct, oi RR Don. W. Gorrecht Correct—Attest:
y lie?” | You do miss your family and—the 3
you die? | Friday, April 29—At Florin Hall,| 414 | 27 he asked. whoa I J. E. LONGENECKER
These subjects will be presented Florin, P: 6:30 P. M. hi oq Homes De assed ‘when, in his| SEWELER Mt. Joy Pa. H. S. NEWCOMER
Affe ile ome a. at 6: -» anything | heurt, he knew very well what it was ’
by different speakers thruout the|, . everything ‘by the community | (hat they were both missing J. W. FSILEVAN
week. Sal TP oe i 3 gn : irectors.
You are cordially invited to these Eo ompany. rank & Vogle, Gracia nodded. “I Seem to need
services aucts, something more in my life,” she whis- 2
2 4 =| pered.
: Pastor’s theme, “The Awakening “i know,” he said. I have always WATCH and CLOCK
T. U. Evangelical Church of a City.” known tkat some day you would un-
Rev. Ralph Bornman, Pastor Christian Endeavor 6:45 P. M.| derstand. 1 have had faith, C -acia.” 100 50 F i REPAIRING
Fifteen minutes of prayer are Subject, “Why is the Bible the But one thing she would not do was X ee ;
observed every evening at 7.15 P.|greatest book in the World?” Lead-| ‘© give up the lovely epartivent, i Foo 2 3a) Bre of round
I. Meet with usin the prayer meet-|er, Bernice Geistweit.” yas hig, Shou: Tod Bim, His insisted A of Se
ing room for these special moments| Evangelistic services at 7:30 P. id je i re S00 Tateh 1 pro- Root jhe repaired wills
of prayer for the unsaved. Pastor’s subject, “Eternal Life.” | oS! longer. !/ als aL mere [ Along Concrete Highway between :
: pl . 4 things matter so long as he might mar- you wait.
Song service of 15 minutes will| Passion Week: By : Mt. Joy and Florin, is offered for
g 3 te ge . i; : vy the girl of his dreams? ? EN H. GREENAWALT
feature every service. The pastor Evangelistic services will shlc Shap for an sale WARREN H.
will present the following subjects: [with the following subjects by the ——— em. ; ib > WATCHMAKER
Wednesday, The Remedy of Sin. |pastor: x Land is nicely located, not low and 206 E. Donegal St.,
Thursday, The Challenge to Sin. Monday, Events and lessons from Last The M8! nec will be a fine place for MOUNT JOY, PA.
Friday, Sin, a debt. Monday of Passion Week. 2 ASL 3 . ; : i
Mission Band for the children Tuesday, Events and lessons from Parent-Teachers Association met [ home, garage, road house, ete. Ap hates Called for and de
meets on Saturday afternoon at|Tuesday of Passion Week. in the Maytown Lutheran church. | ply to Call. write or phone 10883
2.30 P. M. Your child is welcome to| Wednesday, Events and lessons There ym excelient program, 15 ‘Sears on hich
attend this service, from Wednesday of Passion Week. ne of the eatures on the program y P g
ne | Was a discussion, “Home Study.” grade Watches and Clocks.
Palm Sunday. Thursday, Events and lessons Th eS M Jolin Work:
Sabbath School Sunday at 9:30 |from Thursday of Passion Week. M pa 0 ga re Ti no. . ¢ TI'0 or ugranteed.
Our school is growing each Sun-| Friday, Events and lessons from Same ae ohn ) i
day. Two new scholars joined last|Friday of Passion Week. 0 man ah . 1R? M t J of
Sabbath. You are welcome, To all of these services we extend a Phone 4 oun 0 mT :
Morning worship at 10.30 A. M. you a most cordial invitation. Our classified ads bring results. y Advertise in The Bulletin.

70 E. Main Street

Total trust funds ..... $96,174.27
i Corporate Trusts,
Total amount (i. e. face value) of
Trusts under deeds of trust or
mortgages executed by Corporations

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1927
THE. CONDITION
=3%% | REPORT OF REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST | REPORT OF
. oA QF, THE UNION, NATIONAL BANK OF LANDISVILLE AT op THE FLORIN ‘TRUST COM-
When Understanding|f [1 Moon: iv ThE ‘state. oF LANDISVILLE IN, tiie State or FENN. | DHS GATED AT FLORIN
: pre PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE OF |§YLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA., AS
Dawned BUSINESS ON MARCH 23, 1927, NESS OF Maren 44; 197 OF 23rd DAY OF MARCH, 1927.
ig RESOURCES RESOURCES
0 and in- Loans. and discounts, san, £3 F RESOURCES;
cluding rediscounts .1,165,389.63 cluding rediscounts 263,51 ve Fun
By RUBY DOUGLAS loans lL Ls 16s 306s) Tota BR $263,516.32 Reserv specie, &
verdrafts secured, none; “unse- Overdrafts, secured, none;
— cured... 78.57 oh 34.31 notes $13,129.35
(Copyright.) et geeure cireu” Deposited to secure circu- Due Ap
ion onds par lat Ss 0 reser
RACIA COLLINS had an enviable | value) .. iio gi $100,000.00 Sen 5. boule war, nid No 13,266.29
ine other nite tates A h t. OR SIE Se ela Cad ETRE
income. And, ‘now that she was Government Securities .. 244,350.00 ner = 30,850.00 Legal reserve se-
the sole surviving member of her fuam- otal ta RE I I Ne 65,850.0) curities, at par 2, 000. 00
ily, she felt that she had a right to Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc 482,600.34 | Other bends, stoc ies, etc 254,416.50 : : ; $28, 395.64
live as she pleased... She had always pi My “rent 33,704.00 ii iy 3 7000 11,850.00 Nickels and. cents: 125.36
fitted her tastes to those of the family | Lawful reserve with Federal Re. Lawful reserve, with Federal Re- . Cash hs ufo. 4 301.68
and it, was not until the last two years | (Serve, Bank o.oo due Se ere Bank of. ota 1213548 | Dug from nls, rush gm
that she had begun to be an individual | from national banks 1401625 | in vault’ and : mt panies, etc, excluding 146.0
and express her own personality. ~~ |Amount due from State Gani, Spee de Tn WR Bile Uponone oo
i ¥ 2 y @ st companies a z i i isco
Her apartment was not large but It in the United States 5,302.50) es Los Wi 424.54 Re as 975.00
was furnished exactly as she had al- Tota] of items 10 and 11 139,318.75 Total of items 10 and 11.$18,206.83 : iscounted: Upon two
ways dreamed her own home should | Miscellaneous cash items ..... 2,328.53 | Miscellaneous cash items 2120.07 | Bills discoun BL op 2,7
y Redemption fund with U. S. Treas- Redemption: fund with U.S. Treas. or more names ....... 72,736.27
be. She wus appreciative of the arts, urer and due from U. S. Treas. 5000.00]; ob PHY) due from B.S. Treas... 1,750.00 Time loans with collateral 23,889.10
music, painting, sculpture, architec. [Other assets, if any lo... a] | Call loans with collateral 17,605.00
fure, but her one passion was for | roi, i ns. STAIR: TORY 8 Loans on call: Upon one
books. LIABILITIES LIABILITIES NAME - 8,600.00
Today, she sat in the big cloth-cov- | Capital stock paid inl. $125,000.00 Capital stock paid in 50,000.00 | loans on call: "Upon two
ered chair beside a log fire in her U- Suiples fund ....... WE ate Ne or more names ...... 35,344.35
brary. All about her were shelves of [Undivided profits ........ $52,211.39 less Surrent: enpin “paid al Loans Sorgred by bends 563.00
- 3 Less xpense aid 3 ota Se fis rea ey 3/73 CS ss errs
books. A little autographed volume of current expenses paid. Sir Circulating notes outstanding ....... 34,400.00 B ny 21 74,527.50
Christopher Morley’s lay open on her |¢ irculating notes outstanding ...... "400.00 | Cashier’s checks outstanding ...... 575.57 ONES. “sous rs
Office building and Jot... 22, 157. 46

Furniture and fxtures 6,443.83
Other real estate ....... 5,048.38
Overdrafts ....... aves 17.86
Other assets not included
in above ..... lene 388.55
Total“. ia oar $317,265.01
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ..$125,000.00
Undivided profits less cur-
rent expenses and taxes
pRid GL he dae . 25,341.24
Demand depasits:
Deposits subject
to.check ........ iv 65,227.62
Treasurer’s checks ...... 168.95
Time deposits:
Time certificates
of deposits .......... 26,522.07
Special time de- :
POsSHSE =... i. cen 3,310.25
Time savings
fund deposits ....... 61,694.88
Bills payable on de-
mand... oa em 10,000.00
Total ...... v0.04 $317,265.01
Trust Funds:
Mortgage 08 ia Ae $ 3,030.00
Cash balance ........... 297.41
Total Trust Funds .... $3,327.41
CORPORATE TRUSTS
Total amount (i. e. face
value) of Trusts under
deeds of trust or mort-
gages executed by Cor-
porations to the Com-
pany as Trustee to se-
cure issues of corporate
bonds, including Equip-
ment Trusts ........ $125,000.00
State of Pennsylvania, County of
Lancaster ss. .
1, J. Wayne Aungst, Treasurer of
the above named Institution, do sol-
emnly affirm that the above state-
ment is true to the best of my know-
ledge and belief.
J. WAYNE AUNGST, Treas.
Affirmed and subscribed to before
me this 31st day of March, 1927.
Lester E. Roberts, Notary Public.
My commission expires Mar. 5, 1931.
Correct—Attest:
AARON R. GIBBLE
DAVID H. EBY
EZRA H. ENGLE
Directors
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL, BANK OF MOUNT JOY AT
MOUNT JOY IN THE STATE OF PENN-
SYLVANTA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS ON MARCH 23, 1927.
RESOURCES

voans ind discounts, in-
cluding rediscounts $1,041.632.08
Total loans . $1,041,632.08
Overdrafts, secured, none; unse-
sec 1 : ii 247.39
Depc d to secure circu-
lation (U. S. bonds par
value) .... 00 $125,000.00
All other United States
Government securities. 155,573.96
Total . . 280,573.96
Other honds, stocks, securitie tc 452.031.45
Janking $29,0: 5
Furniture and Fixtures 12,875.92
Total 41,949.87
Real Estate owned other
than banking house 6,730.00
Lawful reserve with Federal Re-
serve Bank ©... ge 58,673.00
Cash in vault and amount due
from national banks 55,099.36
Amount due from State bz anks,
hankers, and trust companies in
the United States 6,166.73
Checks on other banks in
the same city or town as
reporting bank .. 164.80
Total of items 10. 11.
13 paris . $62,430.89
Miscellaneous cash items 624.71
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas-
urer and due from U. S. Treas. 6,250.00
U. S. Government secur-
ities borrowed le nn 34,000.00
Other assets, if any ... 1,661.94
Total .. eis ees ta eee $1.985,807.79
LIABILITIES
Capital ‘stock paid in” oer $125,000.00
Surplus fund 175,000.00

Undivided profits $47,877.45
Less current expenses paid 15,799.74
32,077.71
Reserved for taxes, inter-

est, etc., accrue d 22403233
Circulating notes outstanding wien 123,700.00
Certified checks outstanding 27.58
Cashier’s checks outstanding 1,517.85
2%
Total of items 26. 27,
and 28 . $ 1,545.43
Individual deposits subject to
check: i 353,293.56
Certificates of deposit (other than

for money borrowed) rere. 10,000.00
State, county, or other municipal
deposits secured by pledge of as-
sets of this bank or surety bond. 50,000.00
Dividends unpaid nh 35.00
Other demand deposits 159.92
Total of demand deposits. $413. 488.48
Certificates of deposit (other than
for money borrowed) . . 437,932.47
Other time deposits = 490,382.29
Total of time deposits .$928,314.76
U. S. Government secur-
ities borrowed . es sess hel 34,000.00
Bills payable (including “all obliga-
tions representing money borrow-
ed other than rediscounts) .... .... 130,000.00
Liabilities other than those
above stated .........ii 49.08
Total $1,985,807.79
State of Pennsylvania, “County of Lancas-
ter, SS:
i, R. Fellenbaum, Cashier of the above-
named bank, do solemnly affirm that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief,
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
30 day of March, 1927
Wm. M. Flollowbush, Notary Public
My commission expires Feb. 24, 1931
Correct—Attest: :
AMOS N. MUSSER
J. S. CARMANY,
JOS. B. HOSTETTER
Directors.
mms ce ces eee. eas
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
In the Estate of Salinda F. Hertz-
ler late of Mount Joy, Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, deceased.
Letters testamentary on said es-
tate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to’ make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against same
will present them without delay for
settlement to the resid-
ing in Mount Joy, P:
ANNIE H. Youna,
LIZZIE H. ZERCHER,
jan, 26-6t.

Harnish & Harnish, Attys.
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