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THE MOUNT JOY
By F. O. Alexander
(® by Western Newspaper Union.)

BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

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EDNESDAY, NOV.
14h,
1928

EF snoop
HAD HELD OND
TICKETS, REMEMBER
INSTEAD OF USING
THEM To TRICK
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FINNEY, SHE
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TO THE half-fpillion men
and women whip have re-
ceived new Fordsiin the last
eleven months, there is no
need to dwell on ‘the per-
formance of the

you have noted its qu
celeration and the safe
#1s brakes. You know
#t climbs the hills. On lon
trips and over roug
stretches you have eome

comfort. Continuous driv-
ing has proved its economy
of operation 2nd low cost
of up-keep.
This is an invitation to
you to take full advantage
rd of the service facilities of
the Ford dealer erganiza-
tion so that you may con-
tinue io enjoy many thou-
sands of miles of carefree,
SCOT pmieal motoring.
he point is this. You
h great car in the mew
It is simple in design,
ncted of the best ma-
5 and machined with
al accuracy. It is so
ade, in fact,
pquires sure
ngly little

To the
first half-million |
new
Ford owners
appreciate its easy - riding Silver formance.

BorRD MOTOR COMPANY
Penna. Weekly
Industrial Notes
|
Port Alleghany — Abbott-Alder-
a new |
York Haven — Metropolitan Ed-
ison Co. installs two modern water
wheels and electric generators in
hydro-electric station at this place.
Perkasie—Building operations at
Grand View hospital progressing
rapidly.
Newton—New pipe organ in-
stalled at St. Andrews Catholic
church.
Wellsboro—Better Dairy Sires
Train operated by New York Cen-
tral Lines in connection with the
Pennsylvania State College stops
here.
Tyler—Newly constructed Free
Methodist church dedicated.
St. Marys—Local Electrical Sup-
ply Company improves interior of
attention. Yet that doesn’t shop.
% Coryville—Niagara Falls Power
pom n Should he i line being extended to Farmers
ES P Valley.
of machinery, it will serve
you better and longer if
given proper eare.
One of the best ways to
do this is to take your car
to the Ford dealer every 500
miles for oiling and greas-
ing and a checking-up of
the little things that have
such a great bearing on long
life and continuously
Smethport—=Streets around the
courthouse square paved.
St. Marys—St. Marys
Bank moves into remodeled
ters.
Weatherly—New sidewalk is laid
on Lauderburn Avenue.
Wilkes-Barre — Six-story apart-
ment building under construction
here.
Sceranton—Addition will be erec-
ted to Eagles’ Building.
Greencastle—New Trinity Evan-
National
quar-
0) . . gelical Lutheran church recently
4 Such an inspection may dedicated.
n a great deal to your Littlestown—Baker’s Church of
To you it means thou-
sanity npon thousands of
iles of motoring without
Brethren in Reading Township will
be moved to site of burned Hamp-
ton Brethren church.
Honesdale—New nurses home in

{the quarantined section designated | and freezing weather outside, the
CORN BORERS LESS PREVA-
LENT IN SOME PARTS
Health Talk
WRITTEN BY DR. THEODORE
B. APPEL, SECRETARY OF
European corn borers are some-
what less numerous in Pennsylvan-
ia this year than in 1927, accord-
0 H T
ing to the Bureau of Plant Indus- EALTH

try, Pennsylvania Department of “In this age of luxury, the aver-
Agriculture. age person is sometimes inclined to
Nineteen of the major corn pro-| carry matters a bit too far. For
ducing counties in that portion of | example, with steam heat inside

as “the area of light infestation” | general tendency is to be entirely
were searched this summer by the t,o comfortable by maintaining a
scouting crews of the bureau. In-| jangerous indoor temperature.
festations were found in eighteen | «pig is indeed a most foolish
of the nineteen counties, One hun- | a ctice,” said Dr. Theodore B.
dred and sixty townships were be- Appel, Secretary of Health, today.
ing scouted, 1479 farms visited and “Just because one has a good
275 farms in ninety-one townships ' of coal is no excuse for any
were found to be infested. More ne to see how quickly it can be
than two million corn stalks were | consumed. Nevertheless, accord-
examined and one out of every no to the temperatures consistent-
thousand was infested. ly maintained in many homes it
The heaviest infestation in the be a fair deduction that the
counties examined was in Lawr- pougeholder’s concern was that—|
ence county, where all of the eight ,,q nothing more. It is surprising
townships scouted and about ome-|p,w many of these people will risk
half of the farms were found in- their health in a temperature of
fested. One township was examin- ,iohty degrees indoors with freez-
ed in Northumberland county with jo conditions outside, and yet in
no infestations found. The other summer time vigorously complain
counties in the survey were Alle-| bout the hot weather when the
gheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Blair, | harmometer registers anything |
Butler, Centre, Clarion, Clinton, seventy degrees—a hazard
Greene, Huntingdon, Indiana, Jef- perversity of nature indeed!
ferson, Lycoming, Venango, Wash- = «Aj other things being equal,
ington, Westmoreland aand Wyom- | household that fixes sixty-eight
ing. to seventy-two degrees as the win-
Farmers throughout the area lio; heat standard is the one whose
scouted manifested great interest in|... pers will enjoy the best health:
the corn borer. They frequently | ang suffer least from the cold
accompanied the scouts while in-|g a con’s hazards. And if it seems
specting the corn fields in order to |, be too cold a temperature the
gain first hand information. Many faut js likely to be found in the

had never seen the borer, so that ;,jiviqual. It frequently means
Te Scouting yo gave Jen their | 4y,.¢ ones personal resistance to an |
PS S . aa 3
Ta Y. © See nea entirely comfortable condition is]
Ee Ry Teoria IO €der- | Jow. This is merely another way |
al scouts indicate a decided reduc- | te : 3 sy
tion of borers in Erie county and 2 Mom yu oi}
a moderate reduction in Crawford.! ..- !
! The place to develop heat and |
The scouts who operated outside | D

ithout ever lifting
a .
the h connection with Wayne Memorial
3 hospital progressing.
Ford dealers everywhere Waynesburg — Sewerage dispos-
have been gpecially trained al system completed from edge of
and equip to service the borough line at Woodland avenue
to Crawford Bridge.
Philadelphia — Pennsylvania R.
R. through Transcontinental Air
Transport, Inc., order 10 trimotor-
new Ford. You will find
them prompt; and reliable
in their work, fair in their
charges, and sincerely eager
ed Ford airplanes for air service
to help you get the grea between New York and Pacific
possible use from‘ your car
for the longest period at a
Coast.
Crucible—Contract is let for
road from Rice's
: comiort over the sixty-eight—sev-
| the quarantined area reported In-| degrees mark as shown by |
festations for the first time in SeV-| the thermometer, is in the body it- |
en additional townships located To do this one must but ob-|
| Carbon, Monroe Miffli : 3 14
or Monroe, Mifflin, Greene serve the basic natural laws which |
and Way ties s : |
and Wayne counties. a involve plenty of exercise in the

cold bracing air, wholesome food,
URGES HUNTERS TO sufficient sleep and the elimination |
AVOID ACCIDENTS | of all habits that tend to reduce
— body tone.
Reports from the entire State “Therefore, a little more atten-
already indicate too much careless-
ness by hunters in the few days of |
the present open season, John B. [not only result in cutting the coal

inimu of trouble and building concrete i Ay : :
im xn . wimg "ol Truman, executive secretary of the | bill and maintaining comfort but |
expense. That is the Landing to this place, Game Commission said recently. He |i] eliminate many of the dangers]
true meaning of Uniontown—New million dollar again urged hunters to take every sida 2 ne, Sy
a buildi lb Joted € EVEIY | that inevitably go hand yin hand
Ford Service. county building wi e completed | precaution to prevent injuring |.
wh Shel ; 3 with rigorous weather and a super-
3 November 15. themselves or their companions. touted indoor 1 ii ad!
Monogahela—Monessen Coal & Special care should be exercised Beg ro Speers pre: Buy dj
Coke Co. will have 5 mew steel in shooting in the woods at the pre- strength and keep the therometer

Smoker's

Come in and look them
and some are medium size.

eam ensues rn A HOODOO

CLARENC
MOUNT JOY, PA.

H. A. DARRENKAMP
3 Door: East of Post Office

| Company’s plant No. 2 reopens
with 150 men employed.

2 fy Philadelphia—Bids opened for
Attention! for construction of double track-
ing for Frankford, Bustleton and
Byberry Railway line on Caster
We have for
THIS WEEK
5 Different Brands
—Of—
5 CENT CIGARS
Avenue.
Philadelphia—$186,500 will be
expended for erection of 41 dwell-
ings on Princeton Avenue west of
Cottage street.
Greenville—Chamber of Com-
merce discussed plans for bringing
new industries to this community.
Philadelphia — Atwater Kent
Manufacturing Co. plans erection
Well Seasoned of $1,000,000 plant.
: Brookville—Local farmer raises
That Will be Sold at 411 bushels potatoes to acre on
farm near Soldier.
Ns 50 Per Box Germantown—Plans made
. erection of $500,000
house.
Of 50 Cigars
Spring Mill—Annex to
school being constructed at cost o
$43,000.
Darby—Gas Company
extensively improved.

over. e are large size
$300,000 viaduct
change and Mount Carmel.

stalling underground

for | the risk of injuring
apartment |. hanion. Push the safety or set
present | in sight.
building | vour business
Mount Carmel—State approves a|=— —
between Ex- | of
Irwin—Bell Telephone Co. is in-
| down.”
barges for Monongahela River | sent time, he said, because few
trade. {leaves have fallen. This restricts
ET i Uniontown —Oliver-Snyder Steel the vision of the hunter and in- | SMALL ARMY OF WORKERS
| creases the need for absolute cer-
| tainty before shooting, he asserted.
{ The commission has issued a list
| of twenty-two “Don’t” rules for
hunters. They have been distribut-
| ed throughout the State, officials be-
[lieving that their observance will
|help to decrease the annual toll of
| hunting accidents.
| The records of the commission
[show that practically all accidents
"could have been made to stop care-
| lessness.
| Truman, who is himself an ardent
{sportsman, criticized the practice of
setting the
EMPLOYED IN RESEARCH
IN BELL CO LABORATORY
The largest of 1,000
laboratories in the United
carrying on investigations in
trical, chemical, mechanical,
other scientific lines, is operated by
the Bell System, says the Pennsyl-
vania Public Service
Committee.
research
States |

physicists, chemists,
others concerned with technical ac-
pushing the safety or : tivities, form the staff of the Bell
| hammer each time'a hunter believes laboratories,. Much: of America’s:
'b is rtai a s sight- rs in : : ed
but is not certain that he has | 60 supremacy, particularly
{ed game. This, the records show,
lis one of the most deadly practices.
“It is better,” Truman said, “to
| miss a thousand shots than to run
vourself or a
in the fields of radio telephony,
transmission of colors and pictures
by telephone, and multiplex
phony and telegraphy, has
contributed by this staff,
All branches of the art of elec-
trical communication is included
| A Oren in the work of this staff. Among
way to boost | these investigations are scientific
local news- | studies of speech, hearing, magne-
been
the hammer only when game is ac-

| There is no better
than by
paver advertising.
by hot filaments and submarine ca-
ble phenomena.
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Pennsylvania establishes new
{rates in Homer City and Indiana.
Lansdale—Dresher Arcade apart-
| ment building completed. The addition of dry
skim
i conduit sys- = )
MOUNT JOY, tem in Irwin and North Irwin. | Lansdale — Philadelphia Subur- to bread dough furnishes addition-
ho Philadelphia — Warehouse build-|ban Counties Gas & Electric Co. |38l nutrients and improves the flav-
nN | ing will be erected at 6th Street & |2nnounces completion of gas main | OF of the bread, and although it
& Co., furniture dealers.
-~ i Total highway mileage
BE or
construc
( ted for 1928 up to October 17
La) CHOCK: > 501 miles in this state.
RL Clarion—New fire tower con
structed near this place.

established here.
Post-Dispatch office
gressing rapidly.
Harrisburg—Bell Telephone Co
building pro

w= | Glenwood Avenue for use by Stern |extension for Colmar.
is | tion with refineries. Der 9 Nl
{ apart- dairy specialists of the U., S. De-
Sykesville—Construction of new |Milk Company may open
costs more to make bread with dry
refiners | Milk, the added cost is just about
connec- | balanced by the increase in yield
barrel of flour, according to
Seville—Local olive oil
i develop canning plants in

Philadelphia—Two large
buildings costing
| will be erected here.
$750.000 | partment of Agriculture. Dry milk

Emlenton—New Elizabeth Craw) Markle—$500,000 John and | grees C., when added to bread-
ford Memorial school building is | Mary R. Markle Memorial Building | dough mixes, produces increases
nearing completion. under construction. } up to 10 per cent in the volumes
Rimbersburg—East Brady Hill Wilkes-Barre — $250,000 skna-| of the loaves.
will be paved. gogue will be erected in near ‘fu-| TT yw 3
East Greenville—New silk mill | ture. { During 1927, it is estimated that | {Wi
( begins operations here. New Wilmington—Statement ¢f it cost approximately $7756 a min-
Monessen—$12,285 will be ex-|First National Bank shows increase |ute to keep up with the demand
pended for pavement on Forest St.|of more than $100,000 sin last! for new telephone construction
Muncy—State Police sub station |statement. { | throughout the United States. This |
Wilmington — means that the entire industry ex-
pended over $400,000,000 in sup-
plying new telephone service to
meet the public’s additional de-
and.
New
- | here.
Grate-Pottsville
. | pleted. .

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