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Y BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
‘The Logical
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1927

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JNO. A.
144 N. Queen Lancaster, Pa.
Flop -Scenes THE OLDEST HAT STORE IN
LANCASTER
[1 Wingert & Haas
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Largest Assortment of
Straw & Panama ats
the City.
PLAIN HATS A SPECIALTY
HAAS, Propr.
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CHANCE Philadelphia — Fidelity Storage a

rr HEALTHY LIVING
Briefly Told | WOMEN IN TELEPHON E CO. LEARN

Q iful B P display in our win {| and Warehouse Company and 20th
vin t sautiful By fas A y Win- { i :
To win ti dot tre ka play SAT { Century Storage and Warehouse
dow. The drawing for same ¥ ne Lat our store; | AT- Company merged.
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URDAY, JULY 2. Pook tpt, . Philadelphia—Plans under way
be rais aR drawing. If you for the construction of addition to
: a ag ro | Auburn Automobile factory here.
Jacks i I call before oD1le
alls Coatesville—$156,187 contract is

is given a )

Each pur ex
want to win something valualy
Saturday evening.
| rere Fi awarded for construction of 4 miles
ous TE of Lincoln Highway, west of this
city.
{ Shenandoah—Academy of Immac-
ulate Heart of Mary at Fountain
Springs nearing completion.
Lancaster — Conestoga 3y-Pro-
ducts Company and George W.
HAR hf Helme Company merged and will
] 5, | do business under name of Uniform
f | Products Company.
1 NG Pittsburg — Tonnage of coal
mined at Pittsburgh Coal Company’s
| 18 miles in this district was 493,-
| 085 tons.
Woodbury—Bids receiving for
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paving two county roads.
Pittsburgh—Merging of Pitts-
West Main greet DY, PA
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urgh Coal Company, Pittsburgh
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ER Terminal Coal Corporation, Mon-

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| ginia Railroad considered.
Lewistown—Remodeling of post Health is recognized as an all-im-
office building under way. portant ingredient of happiness and
Fayette City—Bids opened for| contentment by The Bell Telephone
construction of new county build-| Company of Pennsylvania, and every-
ings. thing possible is done by the company
Runnemede—Installation of wa-| to make healthy living an everyday
ter system being considered here. matter.
Allentown—Construction of new Not only is there a medical depart-
dormitory at Cedar Crest College | ment maintained by the organization,
planned. but two rest homes, as well. These
11 homes are lceated in the country, and
provide a place wiere young women

Harrisburg—Contracts for
road projects and one bridge award-
ed recently. nay. nL : : :
Philadelphia—20-story apartment | “** finess. The foe charged is nomis
house to be erected at 2027-2085 12], and competent supervision and
7 go to recuperate after any seri-

ntion is given those who are at
Locust street. 0 h OE Att] t oe a
; : le home. At the present ti
Center Road—Construction of a Te a
. 3 3 1 n how to gain
new consolidated schoolhouse under io : :
th is being given
way.
Greenville—Bell Telephone Com-
pany of Pennsylvania purchases the
It consists of
ks and lectures,

e importance of correct furniture and furnishing
A class of young women receiving instruction on keeping fit in the
tour Railroad and Pittsburgh & Vir- general health course
voluntary, is of such volume as to
prove that the opportunity of learn.
ing is not passed ap by many who
have it.
The course outlines every phase of
keeping fit, and also includes methods
of rendering first aid and treatment
in var ous emergencies. The students
not only learn how to care for them-
selves, but are taught how to care for
others, as well. Methods of treat-
ment for all less serious maladies is
given so that in case of sickness the
right thing may be done for the per-
son who is ill.
When the course is finished, the
students attend a graduation exer-
cise, at which those who have com-
pleted the course are given a certifi-
Officials of the company state
e tne beg

‘tion, about |
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the modern home cannot be over emphasized,
Pe) Iness and |
property of Osgood Telephone Com-
you wish to entectain your friends in a manner pany.

og ts occurs. |
at will do yourself and your husband credit. Mercer County to expend $44, |! nen em- |
000 on construction of 8 bridges. = : i without |

Otter . Creek—Farmers in this tue although it is |
vy cnarge, 2 LL attnougt S|
sn to make yo vicinity busy planting corn and po- ®
he best way to proper furniture is to come
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BHOOHO!
and Rupert.
Seranton—Drive being made to
| raise $1,000,000 to complete build-
wo ing fund for new Masonic Temple
ed and Scottish Rite Cathedral,
: S adams Chamber. of Com-
ed here.
ng permits is-
fecent week to-
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ernon complet-
received for
ary sewer on
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Hart street.
tween © this
ing improv-
Tills, Imec.,
50,000 was
National
pnal Bank
at B., R.
comotive

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inning of the course,
many |
report
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company has gone.
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MecKeesport—Contract is awardec SIX TELEPHONE MEN i 2 LC Hi 2 A Ww
for erection of addition to East Yon Bille 15 wiv
McKeesport Junior high school. RAL FELIAY 8 2
Catawissa—Hardsurfaced roads to MEDALS BY PRESEN [ K In a H 4 £4
be constructed between this place bmi i eI J
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Six employes of the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania were re-
cently awarded Theodore N.:Vail medals for “noteworthy public service.”
President Kinnard above is making the presentations to Paul Chadwick, Harris
ew York | burs; Dan Follett, New Castle; Ralph Gutknecht, Pittsburgh; Chester Burton,
s place, Mcheesport; John Burger and Russell Cruikshank, Tyrone.

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For Sale in Florin
of an A fine home with all convenienec-
ch un-| 2s, such as light, heat and bath.
Property is in excellent condition |
from | 2nd _ nicely located. Possession
iall April 1st. This is a corner pro- |
ally | perty on Mt. Joy twp. side. Price, |
igh-1g85 £50.00. Call or phone Jno. E.
Sehroll. 41R2, Mt. Joy tf
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section of road near Chulaskey.
for| Wilkes Barre—$1,250,000 hotel |
to be erected on W. Market street,
adjoining Hotel Sterling.
Upper Darby—Building permits |
issued during recent week totaled!
$291,505,
Coatesville—$35,000 garage plan- |
ned for construction at 10th and
| Olive streets.
| Scranton—Plans under way by
the Scranton Railway Company to
extend tracks of Green Ridge Peo-
ples’ line to point north of East
Market street.

Philadelphia—Bids received for
1tti igh, grading and pav-
2g venue from Bridge
e street.
rnerstone laid of
of Graduate

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Bank Vaults Flooded
to Outwit Burglars
Remarkable and elaborate defenses
are included in the rebuilding of the
Bank of England. It is possible, in case
of invasion or other emergency, to flood
the vaults from three points—one in
the bank, one elsewhere in London.
and®oue ten miles out of London.
The walls are constructed of reip-
forced concrete blocks, six feet long
by two- feet wide by two feet thick
The reinforcement i8 made from old
steel-wire ships’ cables, which are sep
aruted into single strands.
These steel wires are interlaced In
to panels six feet by two feet, and
placed in the mold, one on top of the
other, until the mold is full of steel
wire mutting. Liquid concrete is then
poured in the mold, and the whole i&
slinken to work tne concrete into ev
ery crack and corner.
All these concrete blocks have
keys” at each eud to interlock them
when in position. There ure also
semicircular grovves at the ends of the
blocks, Two blocks together form &
cirenlar groove up and down which
pass electric wires. Any attempt to
displace a block breaks these wires
and an alarm is immediately sounded
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and refinements, and a type of performance
previously undreamed-of in a low-priced
automobile—the Most Beautiful Chevrolet
has changed every idea of how fine a car you
can buy for little money.
Regardless of the car you may now be driv-
ing, regardless of the price you expect to pay
for your next automobile—come toour sales-
room and see the new Chevrolet models.
You will find literally scores of quality
features that make Chevrolet absolutely
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beauty of line and elegance of appointment
comparable to the costliest custom cars.
Maytown
ELMER STRICKLER
Mt. Joy
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ol litile money
hevrolet has changed
every idea of how fine
a ¢at you can buy for
The COACH
$ a
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or Randster D25
es. 625
Sap 3695
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Ioan» 745
Lc $720
lms oo) $395
1- Ton Truck $495
(Chassis Only)
All prices f. 0. b. Flint,
Michigan
CHieck Chevrolet
Delivered Prices
Theyincludethe lowest
handlingand financing
charges available.
Reinoehl Chevrolet Co.
233 South Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Marietta
JOHN LIBHART
P. FRANCK SCHOCE
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HREWORKS
At DARRENKAMPS
Sold only on July 3rd and 4th
H. A. DARRENKAMP
3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT JOY, PA.

Advertise in the “Bulletin”

this firm’s complete line. ,
Wood, Ete.

Also Certified Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Salt, Lime,
Harry Leedom
Phone at Yards 5R5 Residence 149R15
Jenna.
Now is the Time to Buy Coal
Prices: Have Been Reduced
Buy Peruna Feeds for Your Chicks. I handle all
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