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PLAIN HATS A SBECIALTY
JNO. A. HAAS, Propr.
144 N. Queen
Lancaster, Pa.
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Only Buick has an engin
Vibrationless beyond belief
Body by Fisher
UICK’S remarkable freedom from vibration is
due primarily to three vitally important factors.
First — the inherent of the Buick
Valve-in-Head six-cylifder engine. Second —
rubber engine mountings,\front and rear. And
third—the scientific and altost fect balance
£ the entire Buick crankshaft, assembly.
Only Buickenjoystheseadvantages. And only Buick
provides the silken performance—sthe unvarying
smoothness at all speeds — the longer life and greater
serviceability of anengine vibrationless beyond belief.
Sedans #1195 to #1995 ’ Coupes #1195 to #1850
Sport Models #1195 to #1525
All prices f. 0. b. Flint, Mich., government tax to be added.
i The G.M.A.C. financing plan, the most desirable, is available.
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ELIZABETHTOWN. -I PENNA
Modern™
Furniture Needs
The importance of corbect furniture and furnishing
in the modern home cafpot be over emphasized,
if you wish to entertain yo friends in a manner
that will do yourself and y
H. C. BRUNNE
West Main Street, MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
CLARENCE SCHOCK
MOUNT JOY, PA. © i
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ASK
Gail TTS
. LUMBER
“GOODRICH TIRES
: Prest-0-Lite Batteries
Gas, Or
TIRE AND BATT
nd Accessories
REPAIRING
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JOHN W, DILLINGER
208 E. Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA.
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r husband credit.
The best way to insure proper fulgiture is to come Library ;
Bere t k tects 4 pairs and improvements.
e to make your selections. Newportville—Ground broken for
Industrial Review
Mass Production, which has de
veloped to a greater degree in ou
country than in any other, has mad
the United States the world’s lead
ing investment nation. We produc
more than we can consume, and
send our surplus capital to all parts
of the globe.
Mercer—Pouring of concrete on
Mercer-Sharon road completed.
Weatherly—Various streets of th
town resurfaced.
| Packer—Contract is awarded fo
| construction of bridge across Wet
( zel’s Run in this township.
Harrisburg — Allegheny Highway
between Tioesta and Tidioute wil
be opened latter part of November
Mercersburg — 2-story building
will be erected at Fayette and East
Seminary Streets.
Philipsburg—Paving of Front St.
progressing.
McConnellsburg—=6-foot fire tow
er will be erected in Broad Top reg-
ion, near Huntingdon and Fulton
counties line.
Philadelphia — $200,000,000 mer-
ger of Philadelphia Electric Com
pany and United Gas Improvement
Company of Philadelphia contem-
plated.
Kittanning—Contract awarded at
$30,476 for construction of inter-
cepting sewer on Water street.
Kittanning—Bids requested (for
construction of 1 1-2 miles of con-
crete road 16 feet wide in Cowan
shannock township.
Wagner—New state highway here
nearing completion.
Reading—$13,600 new 1000-gal
lon pumper dedicated by Rainbow
Fire Company.
Harrisburg—Bids opened on road
construction projects in 13 counties.
Honesdale—Oiling of Honesdale
Bethany road completed and opened
to traffic.
West Providence—Cattle in this
township and Londonderry township
given tuberculin test. !
Silverdale—Traffic signal to be
erected at junction of Souderton-
Doylestown road and Perkasie High-
way. |
Tacona—Preliminary work under
way in construction of new $4,000,
000 Tacony-Palmyra bridge.
Waynesburg—Bids received for
repaving East High street in this
borough. |
St. Mary’s—Work progressing on
new clubhouse for St. Mary’s Coun
try Club.
Tarr—$3,000 improvements made
to Mt. Lebanon Methodist Episcopal
| church.
Wellsboro—Plans making for the
erection of fourth story on Penn-
Wells hotel here.
Burnham—Contract awarded for
installation of sewer in Kline Ex-
tension in this borough.
Yardley—VYardley Free
undergoing extensive re-
Public
new fire house for Newportville
Fire Company No. 1.
Pittsburgh — Highland reservoir
No. 3 relined and repaired recently.|
Pittsburgh—Plans approved for
$1,100,000 Central Trade Training
School for boys to be erected at
Bedford Avenue, Cliff and Crawford
Streets.
Andalusia—Cornerstone laid for
new Baptist church on Colonial Ave.|
Harrisburg—Bids opened for the
construction of 29,389 feet highway
in E. and S. Huntingdon twps.
Lewistown—Construction of ov-
erhead viaduct across Pennsylvania
Railroad tracks here completed.
Harrisburg—More than 400 miles
of new highway completed in Penn-
sylvania this year.
Hamburg—New
on Walnut Street
opened recently.
Montrose—Over
toward building of
hotel here.
Pennsylvania holds first place in
country in total amount of electric
power generated.
Electric industry has doubled in
five years.
Mifflinburg—Contract is awarded
for painting and decorating interior
of Lutheran church.
Worthington—Peter Graff and
Company woolen mills install new
165 h. p. gas engine in plant here.
Philadelphia—Plans making for
construction of $3,000,000 new
apartment house here. |
Lansdale—Sun Oil Company will
erect filling station on Main street. |
Lansdale—Erection of service
station on Main street contemplated
by Lehigh Valley Oil Company. |
Sellersville—Lehigh Valley, Rail-
road Company installing new s'ding
tracks at Sellersville and Souderton.
Lewistown—175 new members add-|
ed to Lewistown Chamber of Com-|
merce recently.
Tredyffrin—Contract is to be!
awarded for construction of road in|
this township.
Blairsville—Bids received for a
concrete pavement on Wynn street,
Keystone Garage
completed and
raised
new
$100,000
proposed
BLACK CURRANT IS NURSE OF
WHITE PINE BLISTER RUST
The European black currant i !
a public nuisance, because it acts
as an advance guard in spreading
the white pine blister rust, a disease
of foreign origin which is destruc-
tive to all of our American white
(or five-leafed) pines, says Samuel
B. Detwiler chief blister-rust spec-
ialist of the United States Depart-!
ment of Agriculture.
The blister rust requires two dis-
tinetly different kinds of host plants
for completing its life cycle. The
spores that infect the pines are pro-
duced on the leaves of currant or
gooseberry bushes and transmitted
to the pines through the air. In |
turn, the currants and gooseberries
become infected from the spores
produced on the pines. While all
species of currant and gooseberry
plants take the disease to some ex-
tent, the European black currant is|
so susceptible that a single spot on
one leaf may completely spread the
disease to the entire plant as well
as to other near-by plants of the
same species. Thus the scattered
windblown spores which may travel
hundreds of miles and not establish
the rust on other species of cur-
rants do infect the European black
and set up new centers of infection.
For this reason the European black
currant has been called the ‘nurse
plant” of blister rust and outlawed
by the States in which white pines
are important forest crops. i
The white pines in the United
States that are endangered by blis-
ter rust have a cash timber value of
approximately $550,000,000, while
the lumber value of this timber is
many times greater. This does not
take into account the values of
trees of these species used as orna-
mentals and potentially greater
value of the young pines for the
future timber crops. The money val-
ue of the black currant plantings of
End with a
BARREL
of money
A Money Barrel has proved of
considerable help in accumu-
lating funds and in enabling
people to become more con-
sistent savers.
Children’s accounts are es-
pecially welcome. A Money
Barrel Bank will help them
grow, when parents put in at |
leasst one coin each day.
| FIRST |
NATIONAL BANK
| MOUNT JOY, PA.
| Capital $125,000
Surplus $229,000
B. R. BISHOP
Electric Shoe Repairing
West Main Street MT. JOY, PA.
The Highest Priced Shoes
‘are not always the Best; neith-
er are the Lowest Priced Shoes
the Cheapest. It depends a
lot Where You Buy Them.
Bishop Shoes are Moderately
# Priced
Y.ook for another ad in this issue.
the country is negligible. |
For these reasons the United
States Department of Agriculture;
and the States concerned have de-|
clared the European black currant
a public nuisance and are coopera-'
tively engaged in a campaign to;
systematically eliminate it from the |
country.
19 PROSECUTED FOR |
OYSTER LAW VIOLATION
Nineteen oyster dealers have!
been prosecuted so far this year!
for violating the State Oyster Law, |
according to the report from the
Bureau of foods and Chemistry,
Pennsylvania Department of Agri- |
culture.
The present Oyster Law requires |
that all oysters be sold at retail
numerical count instead of by the
pint or quart. This regulation, which
became effective in 1925, makes it
impossible to add large quantities
of water to oysters as was some-
times done under the old method of
sales. It also makes it impossible for
the dealer to adulterate by adding
ice and selling ice water with the
oysters, i
During the present oyster season
special agents of the Bureau will
keep a careful watch on all
and prompt action will be
taken for any violation of the Jaw.
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YES, WE CAN GROW
POTATOES IN PENNA
We certainly can grow potatoes
in Pennsylvania,—surely no one
on the Pennsylvania Potato Tour
during week of August 15th to 20th
came back thinking otherwise. We
started in the middle of the state:
we were in the north; we were in
the west; in the south and east. We
were on the mountain tops and we
were in the valleys; where it was
cool and where it was hot, and in
all these places we saw real potato
fields that are producing high yields
and making good money for their
owner.—Miles Horst, Secretary,
Pennsylvania Potato Growers’ Asso-
ciation.
|
between Stewart Street and More-
wood Avenue.
Blairsville — Troutman Company
opens new department store®on E.
Market street. |
Millersville—Cornerstone laid for
2-story brick addition to Salem Re-
formed church.
Coatesville — Laying of concrete
on Lincoln Highway west of this
city progressing.
Dalton—New concrete road
|
will
be constructed from Daiton to Wav ~
SH
erly.
Lancaster—Site is being selected
for proposed new Osteopathic Hos-
pital. |
Oakland—Cornerstone laid for
new Montefiere Hospital on Fifth
Avenue. |
Conshohocken—City has resurfac-
ed 71,000 square yards streets this
year. |
Ambridge — Construction begins
on 4-mile road out of Conway to
Big Sewidkley.
YOU NEEDNT TRY TO SCARE US
AND You NEEDN'T HAVE A FEAR
[FOR WERE YOUR LITTLE HEAT FOL:
AND WERE BRINGING WAKMIH Atul
———— RHEE |
HALLOWEEN!
Means a lot to the
doesn’t it?
kids,
Means
too.
something to you,
Crisp, frosty evenings.
Pleasant, brisk walks thru
the bracing air to get home to
a glowing fire, a warm house,
a good, hot dinner.
Are you ready for the first
cool weather?
Better get your coal supply.
Then—if
who cares?
Call the HEAT FOLKS
for good, clean coal
Wolgemuth Bros,
174R6
winter comes—
151R4
FLORIN. PA.
hEE ELLIS
PEOL ROOM
and
RESTAURANT
ity
Basement Mount Joy Hall
FOOT BALL—BASKET ‘BALL
HEADQUARTERS
For a Good Clean \
and HAIR GUT
a right price go to
“Cap” illiams
E. Main St.,
Ladies’ and Children’s
Cutting a Specialty.
GWAC FOLKS |
Rotary Sewing Machines
All styles, including Elec-
tries, Oil, Needles; Repairing
and parts for all machines at
A. H. BAKER'S |
133 E. King St., !
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Ind. Phone 116Y
STONE
Before placing your
elsewhere, see us.
order |
Crushed Stone. Also manufac-
turers of Concrete Blocks, Sills
and Lintels. *, |
J, N. STAUFFER & BRO.
MOUNT JOY. PA.
When in need of anything in
i
serve you.
prepared to do only the best of
cheerfully furnish estimates.
West Main Street
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HARDWARE
PLUMBING, HEATING
AND TINNING
We have secured the services"
Give us'g call.
Brown Bros.
Don’t Forget
HALLOWE’EN
The Delightful Quality
of All
Artstyle Chocolates
is the same. But the as-
sortments vary. You are
sure to find your {favorite
“in some Artstyle package.
"Maybe it’s
ARTSTYLE
Silver King
selected
lov-
best
This assortment is
by connoiseurs, candy
ers who know what is
in quality and flavor.
$1.50
E. W. GARBER
mre Joxall swore
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Milady Beauty
ge Shoppe
70 Main Street, E.
MARCELLING, SHAMPOOING, FA.
CIALS, MANICURING, SCALP
TREATMENTS, "ETC.
For Appointment 3 119R4
EXPERT HAIR CUTTER
In Attendance
Per Pound
Nor Children, Ladies & Gentlemen
GIFT SHOP
Parker Fouitain Pens
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Don. W. Gorrecht
JEWELER Mt. Joy, Pa.
Ice Cream, Groceries and
Confections
BRANDT “BROS.
Mount Joy Street Mount Joy. Pa.
our line, we will be pleased tc
of a first-class Plumber and are
wogk. We are prompt and will
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Trip
COLONEL"
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