THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
By F. O. Alexander
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if You Own ak
Last yea: Buick said: ““Chafjge your oil only four
at that time had
shown that oil changes wodld never be necessary,
with the Oil Filter to remove impurities, and the
Crankcase Ventilator to oil dilution.
Now, more than a year and Buick
owners in every section ofgthe world—under
every climatic condition—hfive also proved that
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—replenishment and of the Buick Oil
Filter only are required. ;
$1195 to $1995
times a year.” Buick tes
Coupes #1195 to #1850
Sport Models $1195%0 #1525
Tl 1. 0. b. Flint, government tax to be added. The GBM. A. C. financing plan, the most desir-
able, is available. The model illustrated above is tie 5-Passger, 4-Door Sedan, Series 115, $1293
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ELIZABETHTOW
The importance of correct niture and furnishing
in the modern home cannot ibe over emphasized,
if you wish to entertain your
Educating The
Motoring Public
VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR
MOTORISTS FURNISHED THE
BULLETIN BY LANCASTER
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
In a statement issued today, S.
Lancaster Automobile Club, stress-
ed the importance of the personal
element in the driving of an auto-
mobile. “A man may be driving
fast yet carefully,” said Mr. Gable,
| State planted in various sections.
Edward Gable, president of the |
“while another who is driving
slowly may be reckless and cause
accelerator, who is responsible for
the careless or reckless movements
of the car.
“We cannot penalize the car,
educated to take precautionary
measures, and who must be penal-
ized if he fails to observe them.”
Henry, president of the American
Automobile Assocation, with which
is for safety first, last and at all
times, There is no royal road to
and certainly no panacea has
1ade its appearance. But one
thine is certain, the foot on the
accelerator and the brain behind it
since one man can drive more safely
at 50 miles an hour than another
can drive at 30, and there certainly
is no regulation, no matter in what
form, that can replace personal
accountability for conduct. Let us
not lose sight of the fundamental
character of these factors.”
Suggestion is made by the Lanec-
aster Automobile Club |that the
various organizations of this section
take up the matter of highway
safety and make an effort to instill
the habitual practice of courtesy
and caution in all motor car drivers
and others who use the streets and
highways. Laws regulate traffic, but
in addition to legal restrictions
there must be a realization on the
part of every individual of the
dangers that lurk in carelessness
on the part of both driver and
pedestrian.
“Failure on the part of drivers
and pedestrians to practice courtesy
and to exhort care on streets and
highways,”
by the Automobile Club, “results in
many serious and fatal accidents.”
Most, if not all, of these could be
averted if everyone were courteous
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here to make your selections.
H. C. BRUNN
Wast Main Street, MOUNT JOY," PENNA.
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IRE AND BATTERY REPAIRING
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| JOHN W. DILLINGER
MOUNT JOY
E. Main St.
and careful. Many people, however,
{ fail to grasp the importance of
[this great problem and as a result
carelessness and recklessness ‘pre-
{ vail,
| “If various organizations would
make a point of calling to the
attention of their members the
pressing need for courtesy and
| caution on streets and on highways
this would go a long way towards
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bringing the general public to a full
realization of the seriousness of the
problem. An average of 70 lives
are lost and 2,000 people injured
daily throughout the nation through
motor accidents, most of them
caused by carelessness on the part
of car drivers or pedestrians. It is
the duty of us all to try to bring
{about a reduction in this shocking
| toll.”
Hunting! by Airplane
Twenty-two perkons have been
apprehended and prosecuted for
hunting or killing migratory water-
i fowl with the use of airplanes since
| the Federal migratory-bird treaty
lact became effective, in 1918,
{under the administeration of the
| Biological Survey of the United
| States Diepartment of Agriculture.
| Violations of this character have
loccurred in 11 States. In 11 cases
{the defendants were convicted and
| fines totaling $240 imposed,
| ranging from $10 to $50 each. In
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itwo cases the grand jury failed to
return a true bill, and the remain-
jing nine cases were dismissed.
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Meteorite Causes Fire
A flaming meteorite, 25 pounds
in weight, is reputed to have caused
recent forest fire in the Walla
Walla section of’ the Umatilla
Nationai Forest in Oregon. The
meteorite, according to reports to
ithe Forest Service, broke off a
28 inch tree 20 feet from the
ground and lodged in the stump.
ren MAG Creme
Furniture wood at the time of
j manufacture should have a, moisture
icontent of about 6 per cent. This is
{about the average of the moisture
it will contain during its life
although this fluctuates with the
seasons and with the humidity in
the atmosphere,
accidents, It is the person behind |
the wheel, with the foot on the!
| .
: 3 | selves .
nor can we educate it,” said Mr. | es beautiful
Gable. “It is the driver who must be | ; !
{| bv pedestrians of Paris at chaffemrs!
In this. commection Mr. Gable] #277 8 hoor,
called attention to and endorsed the!
recent statement of Thomas P.| ;
{ tnon the streets during the welcome!
the Lancaster Automobile Club is |
affiliated. Mr. Henry said, ‘The |
American Automobile, Aksociation
will always be the fundamental
factor in sane and safe driving. |
Briefly Told
Cottonseed meal should not be Mi
fed to voung calves.
13,000,000 trees furnished by
If knighthood were yet in flower,
certain young men : would check
their shoes before dancing.
The raccoon is sometimes known
as the ‘wash bear,” because he wash-
es his food before eating it.
The meanest trick a woman plays
on her husband is to increase his
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stock of family connections. \
Keep vour eyes on the humble |
man. Perhaps he is lying low for]
the purpose of humbling you.
Rice constitutes the principal!
food in the diet of at least one- |
third of the world’s inhabitants. |
Five million dollars a day is ex-!
pended by the woman of the United |
States in the effort to keep them. |
|
‘Assassin’ is the pet name hissed
who just miss them. They believe |
the chauffeur misses because his
The cleaning up of the 1800 ous]
of waste paper and confetti thrown,
of Colonel Lindbergh cost New
York City $16.000.
Seeing New York by air is cheap-
er than by taxi. The same route
covered by an airplane at a cost of
$5 will run up a taxi cab bill of
$6.10, it is reported.
Lighting an American match in
Peru may be cause for a twenty
dollar fine. A Swedish match com-
pany has a monopoly on the sale of |
matches in that country, which,
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~~ FOR SALE
FAMILY FRAME HOUSE, all conveniences, situate on Wood
Street; Florin, nearly new, small amount of cash down will buy. Price
per side, $3750.
$500 cas Se payment will buy one-half of the two-story frame
house, situate
$2500. Entire
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Tarvia oiled street, Florin, with two car garage. Price
e $5000. You can buy all if you wish.
, with two car garage, situate on Main street,
TWO FAMILY HOUS
Florin, Pa. Price for entire house $3600. Will be liberally financed.
Two story frame building “Hituate along Main street, Florin, Pa.,
with store room approximately one, hundred feet long, would make an
ideal place for business. Price $3500. Easy payments if desired.
I have houses for sale from $2000 to 7,000, and in most cases, a
small payment will start you to buy and ow your home.
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There is no rule that can be substi- |
tuted for the personal equation, |
makes all others highly dutiable. |
Since a family of fourteen Alas-|
kan blue fox cubs requires more | ©
attention than one mother can gives:
the manager of a fox farm at Anti- |
go, Wisconsin, has drafted threa!
house cats to act as foster mothers. |
Chicago is spending $1,700,000 to
build a bridge where there is, as|
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now are only railroad tra-ks.
An intoxicated violinist in an
Argentine lumber camp is credited
with the idea of extracting music
from an ordinary steel saw, thus or-
iginating the ‘musical saw’ which
is now so popular with jazz orches-
tras.
One in each four farms in the
United States now uses the radio
for business and recreation, an-
nounces the Department of Agricul-
ture. The number of sets has in-
creased from 145,350 in 1922 to 1,-
251,186 at the present time.
The most northern radio station
in the world is that just planted by
the Soviet government on Cape De-
sire, which cuts into the Arctic
Zone just west of Archangel, Si-
beria. It will be used to communi-
cate with aerial Arctic explorers.
After a two months’ trial at Ste-
phens Junior College for Girls, Co-
lumbus, Missouri, the midday siesta
has been adjudged a success and
put into effect permanently. The
coeds are not compelled to sleep,
but most of them do, while all find
relaxation.
Owning an auto in China is dis-
tinetly a luxury. The license fee
in one city costs $37.50 a month
and when gasoline is cheap it is
81.50 a gallon. In addition, a jaunt
off the main thoroughfare requires
the services of at least four at-
tendants.
Wool is being made from pine
needles by a process recently per-
fected in Germany. In addi*:on to
yielding fine strong fibers, the resin
extracted from the needles can be
made into briquettes giving a high
hezt valuable in the manufacture
of illuminating gas .
The crown worn by King George
on state occasions has two officially
appointed guardians. When it is
housed in the Tower of London
with the other crown jewels, the
lieutenant of the Tower is respon-
sible for its safety, but whenever it
is removed the King’s bargemaster
must attend and guard it.
Platinum, employed by jewelers
for about thirty years only, is now
so popular in this country that it
was found necessary to import more
than $10,000,000 worth last year.
*The most surprising thing about
this metal is its weight. A bar of
platinum four inches wide, one-half
inch thick and a foot long weighs
30 pounds and is worth about $30.-
000.
Post-Mortem examination of Ida,
famed ostrich at the London Zoolo-
oical Gardens, disclosed the follow-
ing articles in her gizzard: Three
gloves, a handkerchief, cord, an
empty film spool, two large and sev-
eral small nails, a pencil, four half-
pennies, two farthings, a French
coin, parts of a comb and a gold
necklace, a collar button, bicycle
tire valves, ‘a clock key, a dozen
short bits of wire, metal stanles,
serews, rivets, a glove fastener and
a piece of wood four inches long.
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with any Gasoline
In converting waste heat to power, tile new companion
invention to the Super-Six principle agcomplishes the
ideal performance of the high-compress type motor
that is sought through the use of special and costly fuels.
(118-tnuch wheelbase) Standard Models (127-inch wheelbase) " 3
Coach $1175 + Sedan $1285 Coach $1285 + Sedan $1385 9%
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BMea2ls (127-m.
Brougham $1575 + 7-Pass. Phaeton $1000 + 7-Fass. Sedan $1859
Ali prices f. 0. b. Detroit, plus toar excise tax
E. B. ROHRER, Mt. Joy, Pa.
$399 wv
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a Time of Maturity is Reduced in Class “C” From 165 Months to 163 Months.
ime of Maturity is Reduced in Class “D” From 144 Months to 139 Months.
MONEY TO LOAN SHARES MATURE
ON FIRST MORTGAGES, J 3 ES, General Agent . MONTHLY,
MORTGAGE CANCELLED % SERIES OPEN
IN CASE OF DEATH The Bon Ton Bldg. West Broad Street EVERY MONTH
HAZELTON, PENN!
Series No. 440th Will Be Ope: 3
sept28-4t.