, AGE SIX

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13th, 1928:

FINNEY OF THE FORCE

7 To COME BACK
| Some TIME WHEN
HE ISNT AROUND

Heartless Finney

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THE OLDEST HAT STORE IN
LANCASTER
Wingert & Haas
Hat Store
Spring Hats
dave Arrived in Various
Colors and Shapes
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PLAIN HATS A SPECIALTY
JNO. A. HAAS, Prop¥.
144 N. Queen Lancaster, Pa.

I AM NOW OFFERING
Old Chests
Chairs, of All Kinds
Dressers, of All Kinds
Old Bureaus
; x Corner Cupboards
~ : Bedroom Suites
Parlor Suites
Tables
All Kinds of Glassware
. Old Clocks
Old Guns & Pistols
Old Clock, with Wooden
Works, Running
Happy Darrenkamp
231 Mt. Joy St.
MOUNT JOY,
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BRING YOUR OLD HAT
OR CAP—WE WILL
ALLOW YOU
50c

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your as the rest of the world
you'd never forget that haircut every ten
dey.” ¢
HERSHEY’S BARBER SHO
Mount Joy, Pa.
92.30 up
ON THE PURCHASE OF
A NEW
STRAW
HAT
AND WE ARE SHOW-
ING A LINE OF
i BEAUTIES FROM

E. A. KESSLER
Quality Green Grocery

Best Grade Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables Received Daily
:

Also
dies, Cigars, and
kinds Soft Drinks on ice.
Colonial
family with the very best.

4 E. Main St.
Bell Phone 43R3
Try our Forty Fathom Fish & Clams
a nice #ssortment of Can-
i Cigarettes. All
Ice Creath, Treat the
MOUNT JOY, PA.
SEE THEM.
MOUNT JOY

H. H. KRALL

Rotary Sewing Machines
All styles, ineluding Elec-
tries, Oil, Needles; Repairing
and parts for all niachines at
A. H. BAKER'S
133 E. King St,
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Ind. Phone 116Y

I always have on hand anything in
the line of
SMOKED MEATS, HAM, DRIED
BEEF, BOLOGNA, LARD, ETC.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal Pork, Mutton

Krall’'s Meat Market
West Main St.. MOUNT JOY
FEEL
your hair

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LEE ELLIS
: POOL ROOM
i “and
RESTAURANT
Basement Mount Joy Hall

Base Ball Headquarters
How leng is it?
How many days
since it was cut?
10 IS RIGHT. “Haircut
every 10 days.
Go Now, to
Hershey's Barber Shop

HAROLD W. BULLER

AJR CUT STOP AT THE
~ W."E, CONRAD
BARBERSHOP

ON

DAY AFTERNG
aber St.

A GOOD CLEAN SHAVE OR
EVENINGS ANP
. JOY, PA.
‘House Painter
Asad
Paper Hanger Contractor

Estimates cheerfully giver. Prices
reasonable.
Florin, Pa.
GIFT SHOP
Lrealating Library

oh Wr & and,

Penna. Weekly
Industrial Notes
Lewisburg — Large flour mill]
will locate here. {
Monessen — New river terminal |
of American Sheet & Tin Plate
Company here placed in service.
Indiana — Extensive alterations
being made to Edwards Chevrolet
Company garage here.
Improvement of Delaware Break-
water and Harbor of Refuge at en-
trance to Delaware Bay would in-
volve expenditure of $287,000.

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Philadelphia — Tulip Hosiery
Company will construct factory
building at Tulip and Vankirk
streets at estimated cost of $22,-
000.
Detailed soil survey of Tioga
County in progress,
Harrisburg — Approximately
$166,450,000 was expended in
Pennsylvania in past five years for
new schools, grounds and equip-
| ment.
State College — Farmers’ Field
Day will be held here June 14-15.
Bala Cynwyd —Contracts award-
ed for paving projects in Lower
Merion.
Bala Cynwyd — Contract award-
ed for construction of 8-inch sewer
pipes along Aberdale Road.
Mapletown — Contract awarded
for grading of athletic field at local
high school.
Scenery Hill »— Gas well pro-
ducing between 22,000,000 and
30,000,000 cubic feet gas brought
in 1-2 mile south of here by Car-
negie Gas Company.
Carmichaels — Plans approved
for construction of $200,000 new
high school building.
McClure — Survey completed
for new road to new school build-
ing here.
Fleetwood — “Clean-up Week”
held here recently,
Lancaster — Extensive improve-
ments being made at Lancaster
County Fair grounds here.
Lancaster — Plans approved for
extensions of sewer system in nor-
| thern part of city.
Quarryville — Fire Department
receives new 500-gallon triple ccm-
bination fire engine.
Lancaster — First Title
ance Company, Lancaster,
ed.
Lancaster — General Cigar Com-
pany opens cigar factory at 21
North Mulberry street, employing
250 to 300 employes.
Upper Darby — Bell Telephone
Company laying new cable in New-
town Square vicinity.
Haverford — Building permits
issued here during recent week ag-
gregated $58,910.
Templeton —Plans discussed for
improving river road between Tem-
pleton and Mosgrove.
Insur-
charter-
Cornwells — Fire Department
receives new 600-gallon fire pump-
er.
Williamstown — East Penn Elec-
tric Co. moves to mew quarters at
125 East Market street.
Stoyestown — Somerset County
Volunteer Firemens’ Association
held successful meeting here recent-
y.
Willow Grove — $850,000 new
maternity building of Jewish Hos-
pital at Tabor and Old York roads
dedicated.
Wilkinsburg — Bids opened for
improvements to local high school
building to cost about $8,000.
North Wales — Penn Volunteer
Fire Company organized here re-
cently.
Lansdale — Grant Jenkins opens
new display room at 29 West Sec-
{ond Street.
Conneautville — Pipe lines at
Springs cleaned and repaired, ma-
terially increasing supply of water
here.
Waynesburg — Mt. Morris oil
and gas fields booming and unusual-
ly active season is predicted.
Rogersville — Preparations rap-
idly nearing completion for open-
ing of Golden Oaks Amusement
Park. .
West View — Contract awarded
for street paving project in this
borough.
Nazareth — Work will start soon
on $100,000 street paving program
here.
Philadelphia — Construction of
23-story hotel building at 13th and
Locust streets contemplated.
Vernon — Bids requested for
construction of road in this town-
ship.
Clymer — Contract awarded at
$189,753 for construction of high-
way connecting Clymer and Dixon-
ville.
Catasauqua — Bids received for
grading in front of gymnasium
‘building on Howertown Road.
Bryn Mawr — Reconstruction of
‘burned main building of Villanova
College will start at once,
Philadelphia — Cornerstone laid
of new St. Clare Roman Catholic

GAME COMMISSION | H Ith T Ik
BUYS 9,900 ACRES ea t a % 2
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Addition of 9,900 acres to its EE % *
holdings has been announced by the WRITTEN BY DR. THEODORE |¥
Board of Game Commissioners. B. APPEL, SECRETARY OF 5 *
The three tracts are in three differ- | HEALTH %
ent counties. Members of the! ree R :
board said they are of the type In the summer season many |g *
which will furnish good protection people become sun crazy. Under a |§
and cover for game and are sur- misdirected notion of the sun’s|¥ »,
rounded by desirable hunting terri- to,do good, they
tory. its direct rays in a bathing suit |& 3.3 oe »
The commission has under oen- hours at a time and suffer in con- 5 : Advertising and not competition
tract for purchase approximately Sequence. Each year this eventual- | is now the life of trade, according 2
75,000 additional acres of land. ity occurs, frequently with the | to the advertising experts who met 4
Examination of titles and necessary Same people who refuse to profit | to attend the International Ad x
surveys for the various tracts are by experience. Blisters, pain and |3% ish Ted : yer-
ander Way. sometimes temporary agony result |& tising Association convention. The
One block of 3,088 acres pur- from such illogical impertinence,” x delegates at this meeting heard a
chased by the commission is in said Dr. Theodore B. Appel, Secre- number of interestin thi 3
Monroe county, six miles from Poc- tary of Health, today. g ngs.
ono Manor. The tract is in the “On the other hand, approached Among these was the statement 7
heart of the resort section and is properly gad by Charles Stelzle, New York ex- 3
drained by several famous trout the sun can be of inestimable value. 3 »
streams. |As an agency to develop vitality pert, to the effect that if churches x
The second tract purchased com- it can be of great assistance pro- do “not advertise their “ware”—
prises 2.807 aves and lodeted in om handles it with care and spiritual upbuilding and moral 3
ioga county. is eleven miles anon, a betterm indivi x
from Wellsboro and eight from For example, six hundred un- ont for both the individual 0
Mansfield. der-nourished children, predisposed and humanity—they cannot hope x
The third tract, 3,945 acres, is|to Shetty are pow receiving to arouse interest among the mass- *
near Monroe, Bedford county. | muc enefit rom the sun at the] . : 4
Two good trout streams have their | State’s sanatoriam but the effects of es the obligations plac- 3
sources on the tract. the rays is held properly in check. ed upon them as parties to the x
Purchase of the land was made |The good that is thus being accom- general spiritual movement.
possible by the increase in hunters plished for these frail young people
license fees, authorized by the last [can in a measure be made available | Another speaker declared that 3
gon oft Gonna andy | £7 5007 M8 HS mi ‘whitey 3 Tale tes env ;
e three tracts wi e open g, singl 5 x
as public hunting grounds at pre- | POWer. A back yard, a bathing | 5 £le moral force We know of to x
sent. Later, in accordance with suit or less and intelligent direc- | € day. Advertising brings about 2
the policy of the commission, game fey ure 2 Lat 7s Sopatted. changes for the betterment of life 3
refuges may be established in the “More children than are suspect- itself, ch i i 5
center of each, using less than one ed need just this sort of informal | a ° anges Which fuse into the
of the total area for that pur- treatment during the vacation | social and political life of the na- %
pose. months. A recent survey indicates | ion.”
—-————" that many under-nourished and | 5 « 5
Third Annual Dairy Show anaemic children are among Penn- | It is now generally admitted by
Dist of tounty, sylvania' gs Sepsis. Bad | economic forces everywhere that
Pennsylvania, are announcing the living habits, including un er-nour- | advertising is the : 3
holding of their Third Annual Dairy ishment among the rich and poor | dével mo importa: i
I © Momtain View Park, Mi. alike, are responsible for: ‘this wn-| evelopment of modern business.
Holly Springs, Wednesday and forbuante Sona and it is ny And it is also coming to be realiz-
Thursday, August 22nd and 23rd |¢ases like this tha e sun can do igi i J
of this yo g much good. However, the following | ed that newspaper advertising is 2
Interest in this year's exhibition rules must be carefully adhered to | the best kind of paid publicity. In
is Ap Rersiotore we there Ra best results are to be obtain- | the convention just mentioned the 2
chib- : hie
wil be a greater number of exhib the body to the sun why Were :
ly held shows. yey a Hinges perts, agreed that newspaper ad-
tot should be the maximum for the firs os 3.3 A
Aaa of Ze ig 82s, suites 4 fis daily until the vertising affords the best publicity 5
wi rw : $ >
& x ne wy ior Seve po skin is thoroughly tanned. In this medium for the churches and all X
grade and pure-bred Holsteins and ig never the sun wo church activities.
Guernseys; and the second day to arn,
the holding of a number of educa- ira be ee
tional demonstrations pertaining to or s
: : 0 | thoroughly pigmented let the sun Advert S 5
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fhe of the dairy busi work for an hour at least. During 1 ing IS no longer a theory.
oes a . this time the children may occupy ° ° ° 5
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ns Show [3 She combined themselves with normal recreation. It IS d science. And it pays. 3
ty Cow Testing Association, the 3. The sun alone can not do
Holstein Breeder's of the County the trick, It musk be assisted by ¥
and the County Agricultural Ex- plenty of nourishing food and a 3
tension Association.
According to present prospects
more than 200 head of the best
dairy cattle of the county will vie
for prizes at the Show.
GIRL WANTED
By
Irene F. Shatto

If you're looking for a job,
Examine yourself and see
If you have all your buttons,
However that may be.
Then if your collar fastens straight,
And your dress—Tee- Hee!
Oh, yes, your dress is long enough,
Two feet below your knee,
Then lace your shoes very tight,
Oh, no, your wearing slippers.
Well, don’t forget your tip-top-not
As it might need the clippers.
You see the boss will scrutinize,
And if you're not a dandy,
He'll give you almost any job,
He’ll think you’re Handy Mandy.
eet ree
House Poultry Properly
of poultry is of
Proper housing
vital importance in the success of
poultry keeping. A house should
be so designed that it can be econ-
omically constructed. It should
provide for protection from storms,
afford sufficient sunshine during
the winter months, give plenty of
ventilation without drafts, and pos-
sess uniformity of temperature.

Souderton — Perservance Fire
Company received $7,750 new fire
pumper engine.
North Wales — New high school
ling here completed and open-
ed.
Philadelphia — $176,000 apart-
ment building will be constructed
at northwest corner of 21st and
Venango streets.
Philadelphia — Ground broken
for new community house and
Sunday School building at Salem-
Zion Reformed cMurch, 6th street
and Girard Avenue.
Brookville — $350,000 building
campaign now under way in this
city.
Weatherly —Lauderburn Ayenue
to be paved. /
Rebuilding of Red Lion-Freysville

road progressing rapidly.
minimum of appetite-destroying lux-
uries.
4. Infants should not be sub-
jected to this treatment except
under the guidance of a physician.
“The above formula is a simple,
natural method of health develop-
ment. If your small boy or girl
does not go to a summer camp,
bring some of the advantages of
such a life into your own yard by
putting the sun wisely to work.
Tan the children into health!”
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CIGARET OUTPUT
DECLINES IN YEAR

Pennsylvania manufacturers turn-
ed out a total of 4,130,417,289 cig-
arets in 1927, according to compil-
ations made by the bureau of sta-
tistics in the Pennsylvania Depart-
ment of Internal Affairs. The pro-
duction showed a falling off from
1926 when 4,660,357,890 were
made by the various cigaret plants
in the Commonwealth.
The value of Pennsylvania-made
cigarets in 1927 was $17,854,706,
while in 1926 the value was $20,
027,400. The cigaret industry in
1927 gave employment to 799
workers or sixteen less than during
the preceeding year.
Wonderful Opportunity
A young man started a garage in
1923. He was quite successful and
today has a concrete building 40x75
including a 5-car show room, work
shop, office, ete., with complete and
modern equipment and accessories.
Also a private garage, 2% story
brick dwelling with all modern im-
provements on same lot. Business
includes Chevrolet agency. Entire
proposition will be sold and pos-
session given within 15 days. Own-
er will walk out and new man in.
Price very reasonable and good
reason for sellng. If you want a
paying business here’s a snap. Call,
phone or write Jno. E. Schroll, 41R2
Mount Joy. sept14-tf.
Grow Good Flowers
Dahlias frequently send up
shoots from their roots. These
should be pinched off at the ground
line to throw all the strength into
the main stalk.
. A modern political issue is any-
thing that everybody already be-
lieves in.

Special This Week Only
A dollar can of Union Leader Smoking Tobacco
and a 10-cent sample, all for 75¢.
A box of 50 Bitner’s El Rivero Cigars for $1.75.
Other good brands of Cigars §1.50 for 50.
$2.25 per 100.
A Full Assortment of All Kinds of Pipes
H. A. DARRENKAMP
3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT JOY, PA.
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STONE
Before placing your
elsewhere, see us.
Crushed Stone. Also manufac-
turers of Concrete Blocks, Sills
and Lintels.
J, N. STAUFFER & BRO.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
LEASE’S
Carnival
Amusements
COMING TO
Mt. Joy
June 19 to 30
Old Tennis Court Grounds’
Columbia Avenue e
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on
order

HOW ARE YOUR SHOES?
DON’T WAIT TOO LONG
BRING THEM IN
CITY SHOE
REPAIRING CO.

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