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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26th, 192

A sated Column

FOR A Furnished Front
oom. Apply East Main St.,
ount Joy. 1
RAW FUR NTED—Highest
cash prices paid by M. wWeOonl=
er, Salunga, Pa. decT9-9t
FOR SALE—Police dog, 1 year
old. Apply phone Mt. Joy 140R5.
dec19-2t-pd
NOTICE—I will not be respon-
sible for any bills contracted for by
my wife. Clarence Dolby, Florin
y dec26-1t-pd

Refinishing
resi-
I do~ iringe and
of Antique Furnr
dence, 120 E. Main
Amos H. Shickley.
NS AEE
FOUND—A Duck. Owner may
dave same by paying for this ad and
describing same. Jno. M. Kulp,
424 Columbia Ave. Mt. Joy.
dec26-1t-pd
WANTED—A reliable
ady for general house
party.
St. Mt [.
decl19-4t
—
HELP
middle aged
work. Good home to right
Phone 979 M. Lancaster.
dec19-2t
FOR SALE—A Troup piano in
good condition with music cabinet
and music. Apply at 382 Done-
gal Springs Road, Mt. Joy.
dec20-2t-pd
GRUEN WAT GENCY
DON W. GORR
JEWELER MT. JOY,

NOTICE-—Get the highest prices
foes and hides. Reist
Mumma. Phone E’town.
Mt. Joy R3.

OBQICE APPLES—Grown by the
Parago t & Fruit Co. Stayman
Winesap, Romag. Delicious, Paragon
and Yorks. cheap baking |
and- cooking Kraybill's
Store at Rheems and a®wny home
101 Poplar Street, Mt. Jog, Pa,
8: S. KRAYBILL, Phone LL
ec. 12

0 SALESMAN WANTED: |
he enthusiasm and inter-|
nouncement of the |
3 vrolet we will
need another salesm take care |
of the tremendous dem ich |
must follow. P. Frank Schock, od]
nov28-tf |

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Acting Electric
at Sam Miller's |
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decl9-tf
Iron now on si
Electric Store.
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A BARGAIN— Who wants a!
tract of land fronting 100 feet or|
the highway between here and Flor-!
in and 540 feet deep? The price is]
ery reasonable if sold soon. J. E.|
mar
HOME FOR SALE |
— Brick, location one better, all |
conveniences. Garag ruit, shrub-|
bery, flowers, shade, new painted. |
In A number one good |
size porch. See owner, H gl
40 Donegal Spring St., M

ECTION NOTICE!
] meeting of the stock
lorin Trust Com-
will be held in
esday, Jan-
10 and
e of
The an
holders of t
pany, Florin,
banking room on W
uary, 2nd, 1929, betv
11 o’clock A. M., for the pu
electing directors and the tra
tion of such other business as ma
properly come before it. J.
WAYNE AUNGST, Treasurer.
dec12-3t
LECTION NOTICE
is hereby given that the
annual will be held at the
Union Nationa ank, Mount Joy,
Pa., on Tuesday,
1929, between the hours
M. and 2 P. M. for the
thirteen directors. H. N. NI
Cashier. decb-5¢t
Notie
CTION NOTICE
Notice is reby given that
annual election Wi] be held at the
First National Bans Mount Joy,
Pa. on Tuesday, Januar¥swgth, 1929,
between the hours of 9 A. ;
P. M., for the election of
directors. R. FELLENBAUM, Casn~
decbh-5t
the

WY UAL MEETING
meeting of the stock-
‘irst National Bank,
for the purpose
lecting diree-
and the
ess, will
holders of the
of Landisville,
of nominating and
tors for the ensuing ¥
transaction of other big
be held at the banking h 3
Tuesday, January 8th, 192¢
tween the hours of 9 A M
M. J. N. SUMMY, Cashier
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anything new in
s goods or auto
7 ange
the line of
Top repairs for Se
Harness or parts thereof:
Bridles, Collars, Hames, Bits, ete
H. M. FRANTZ, 332 W. High 8t.,
Eliabethtown, Pa. aug8-tf
Second-hand
less cooker, and c
as good as new, cheap
Write G. D. B. General
Mt. Joy, Pa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
f administration on said
been granted to the
all persons indebted!
uested to make im-|
, and those havinz;
against the same
ithout delay for
mediate payvme
claims or deman
will present them

siding at Bethlehem, i
- FRANK B.
A
Harmish & Harnish, Atto
Subseribe for The Bulletin.
re those caused by
in of repair and cleaning.
| Bulletin you
i week.
Modern Telepho
ne Contains
Gold, Silver, and Platinum
Twenty Materials Used in its Production; Bell
Telephone Company Maintains “Hospitals’’
to Repair Damaged Instruments

A typical scene in a telephone “hospital” is shown in this picture.
The work.
man standing behind the bench is readjusting defectve receivers, while
his co-worker is testing the re
have been restored
Despite its external simplicity, the
interior of the telephone is probably
more complex than that of any de-
vice in everyday use. Specifically,
there are 201. parts in each telephone.
Damage to any one of these delicate
| interior units means that the instru-
ment will function imperfectly, if it
continues to function at all.
Hence it
pitals,” or
larger cities and towns in this State.
In these hospitals specially trained |
interior |
workmen replace defective
units and test the repaired telephones
to make certain that they have been
restored to perfect condition.
is that telephone “hos- |
repair shops, are main- |
tained by the Bell Telephone Com- |
pany of Pennsylvania in all of the]
paired parts to make sure they
to perfect condition
| Microscopic particles of platinum,
{gold and silver, as well as bits of
iron, lead, copper, zine, nickel, alumi-
num, mica, antimony and tin form
part of the complicated inner mech-
anism to be found in every telephone.
| In addition to these metals, the fol-
lowing other materials go into the
| making of each instrument: rubber,
silk, cotton, flax, wool, coal, hemp and
asphaltum. Coal is represented in
the composition of the telephone by
the numerous carbon granules placed
{in the mouthpiece behind the dia-
phragm. Two points on upright
springs within the telephone are
made from an alloy of gold, silver
and platinum, This alloy resists core
i rosion.

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HOLLAND INSTITUTE OF THERMOLOGY

minutes throughout the
vear somewhere in the United States
a home catches fire, and there is loss
of property, if not of life. This
makes a total of 131,400 residential
fires every year, the Holland
Institute of Thermology of Holland,
Mich., or the conflagration of as
many houses as there are in Buffalo,
N. Y, with a population exceeding
half a million.
At least three-quarters of these
fires may be classed as preventable,
and chief among the preventable fires
by heating plants
De-
fective chimneys and flues are the
third greatest cause of the total fire
loss in this country. fur-
naces, boilers and their pipes take
fonrth place and fires originat-
ing from sparks on the roof come
eighth.
Angther significant
Every
four
[ays
Stoves,
fact is that in
22 states greater loss resulted from
one of these three preventable causes
than from any other single cause.
The national annual fire-loss from
these three causes combined is $59,-
261,679, according to the latest fig-
ures available,
A thorough cleaning out of the fur-
nace, pipes and chimneys every year
will tend in a large measure to re
duce these losses, says the Institute,
and is, therefore, a civic responsibil-
ity on every householder. By the
modern giant power suction vacuum
cleaner, all the dirt is removed from
the heating system, and the removal
of carbon from the chimney ellm-
inates the possibility of sparks fall-
ing on the roof.
At the same time, the whole heat-
ing and smoke-pipe system is inspect-
ed for defects, which, when discoy-
ered, may be repaired before they
result in disaster.

~ Canned Foods
On The Farm

fT MMERCIAL canned foods|
a on the farm have more than
an academic interest to many |
farm housewives. Some foods, |
such as pineapples and fish, cannot
be canned on the ordinary farm.
Some farmers do not plant kitchen
gardens, so the staple fruits and
wyegetables have to be bought. But| pe
let a farm woman, Mrs. Gertrude
M. Elliott of New Paltz, New York, |
tell her story:
Real Farmers
She says, “Our farm, comprising]
one hundred fifteen acres, embraces
dairying, poultry raising, fruit grow-|
ing and forage crops. I say this in
introduction to prove we are farm-
ers. Since we have no garden, we
find it advisable to buy canned foods
in quantity,
| canned shortening. soups,
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In the vegetable line for winter's
use we stock up with cases of peas,
corn, string beans, beets, tomatoes,
asparagus and pumpkin (for pies).
“As for fruit, we preserve plt
's because we have
are available pra
Hey i
The other fruits
J , pineapple, grapefruit
huckleberries, we buy bv the case
“We x Ye ae a fv
We : 1ys have a supply of
pork and
and pe
and appl
all the
| beans, and salmon on hand.
“With such a supply of canned
foods, together with our home can-
ning, we are prepared for unexnected
callers at a minnte’s notice. Then
too, we are always sure that our
canned foods won't spoil as home
canning often does, and it is just
as cheap ultimately, since it saves
time, energy and a great deal of
| unnecessary fatigue.”

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and that it can not strike except
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of the U. S. Department of Agri- |
culture state. Most of our poisonous |
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from any position, and the great- |
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Order
DUCKS
Your CHICKENS and |
in time for CHRISTMAS |
Spareribs, 20c¢
Roasting, 30c
Chops, 30c¢
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Fresh Skinned, Hams, 26¢
Pudding, 25c¢ Sausage, 30c |
Shoulders, %20c {
Leave your order wi the driv- |
er or at the shop and if will be de- |
livered Monday afternoo
Krall’s Meat Market
West Main St., MOUNT JOY
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FINE HOME FOR SALE—If you |
desire a fine home on West Donegal |
3t., Mt. Joy., in first-class condition, |
nas all conveniences, possession any
time, call or phone 41R2 Mount Joy
tor further particulars. decl4-tf |
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Estate of Henrietta Shimp, late |
of Boro of Mt. Joy, Pa., deceased. |
Letters of testamentary on said es-
state having been granted to the |
undersigned, all persons
thereto are requested to make im- | land,
and those having | pleasant place to live and will
mediate payment,
claims or demands against the same, | sold for a quick sale.
will present them without delay for | $7,500.
settlement to the undersigned, re-| years with tobacco crop.
siding at 29 W. Donegal St., Mt. | phone Jno. E.
Pa.
Joy, Pa.
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AUSTIN N. HERMAN
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PROPERTY FOR
Brick House, on corner,
very modern, all
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sale. This is No.
Ino. FE. Schroll, Realtor,
Ca 7 g05
The Convertible $725
Soden Delivery .
Light Delivery Chassis $400
134 Ton Chassis . . -%545
134 Ton Chassis with Cab #65
All prices f. 0. b. Flint, Mich.
Come in and see these Beautiful New Cars on display in our shov
Reinoehl Chevrolet Co,
233 South Market Street
aytown
ELMER G. STRICKLER
Mt. Joy
P. FRANCK SCHOCK
ELIZABETHTOWN, Pp
Marietta
JOHN LIBHA
will sell for only $3,650 f
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