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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929
CHALLENRGER...sefs
all these
records. ...
2 Wide Range of Colors
2 at No Extra Cost
GOD
AND UP... At Factory
Coach. $695;2.Pass Coupe,
$695; Phaeton, $695 u-
pe (with rumble seat),
Standard Sec
Town Sed. §
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Standard Equipment in-
cludes: 4 hydraulic shock ub-
gauge —1¢
saddle lar
wiper — rc
electroloch
steering wh all bright
parts chromium-plared.
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Trials at Mount Joy——Speed, Smiles per hour,
without shimmying. 4 ceeloration = Fam a stand- all day long is well within
ing start attained a speed of 40 10 sec- its range
onds. Brake Test—20 miles speed, car ‘Stopped in ii
8 ft...Hill Climbing—In high gear a top of iss
One million owners know
Florin Reservoir Hill 35 miles per hour.
: GashEcon-
omy—22 miles per gallon,
the special advantages of
the Super-Six. They are
best qualified to compare
the Essex the Challenger.
To them we offer first
opportunity to test the
most powerful, the largest,
roomiest, smoothest, easi-
est riding — most complete
Essex ever built. But all
motofdom must be as-
tounded, that even with
seventy-six notable im-
provements, the price isthe
lowest in Essex history—a
pricebutlittleabove the low-
est-pricedcaronthe market,
IN FAST GET-AWAY
—no car is excepted. IN
SPEED —anyithing the
road offers up to 70 miles
an hour. IN RILL
CLIMBING=—against
any car you choose. IN
APPEARANCE — match
it for smartness with cost-
lier cars. IN EASE OF
DRIVING — note
smoothness of motor =
ease of steering—roadabil-
ity and effectiveness of
brakes. IN ENDUR-
ANCE—60 miles an hour
Above we show some of
the local records, officially
observed by newspaper
men, which Essex the Chal-
lenger established during
Nationwide Challenger
Week. Owners here, and
owners by thousands all
over the country, have
duplicated these tests, or,
at least, verified the cap-
acity of their own Essex
the Challenger to repro-
duce any or all of these
proofs.
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Watch ESSEX the CHALLENGER
E. B. ROHRER, Mount Joy
PRIVATE SALE
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1927 HUDSON COACH
New Paint, Good Tires
First-class Condition.
Guaranteed
3 Yrs. Old and Upward
%927 CHEVROLET LANDAU
% Paint very good, Tires
% and general condition.
Excellent
Paint, Tires good
jt-class condition.
ry Good Buy
—Silverware
—Watches
Paint an
Tires very good
Mechani i
lly in perfect
—Clocks
Optical Dept.—
The combined optical
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
HORSES and MULES
SALE REGISTER
If you want a notice of your sale
- inserted in this register weekly
| from now until day of sale, ABSO-
LUTELY FREE, send or phone us
your sale date and when you are
| ready, let wus print your bills.
That’s the cheapest advertising you
can get.
Thursday, March 14-~-In Rapho
| township, near Seachrist’s Mill, be-
{tween Mt. Joy and Silver Spring,
| entire lot of fine live stock including
|six extra good horses and mules,
|also farm implements by Clinton H.
| Eby. Frank, auct.
| Friday, Mar, 15—On the premis-
les in West Hempfield Twp., one
mile south of Ironville, live stock
and implements and houdehold goods
by Amanda M. Hartman,
Friday, Mar. 15—In East Done-
gal Twp., 1 mile East of Marietta
A (on the road leading from the Lan-
{caster and Marietta Pike, to the
(On With Laughter)
One of our cocky gentlemen of Mt. Joy and Marietta Pike, stock and
color on Manheim street says he implements by B. Frank & Henry 8.
smokes but one brand of cizars— |Heistand, Executors of B. F. Hei-
TET
Ww
ad Ra
Patent
Pending
This new
model 7-71
R. F. D. .1, MT. JOY,
Robinson Crusoes., Edgar Hagen-!stand Est. Frank, auct.
berger, heavy clerk at Darren-| Friday, March 15—At 7 o'clock Phone 133R5 A ~
| kamp’s, admitted that was a horse at Florin, furniture, dry goods, | . iE
jon him as he never heard of that fruit, in fact, almost anything you Recei er has set an
brand. The man told him they were may want by the Florin Community | entirgly new stand-
| castaways. | Sales Co. Vogle, auct. See adver- | ard iv design. it’s
mn st tisement, |
. ey Si qa rast | so far peyond what
tA chap working for Jack Miller | Saturday, Mar. 16—In West | | so far be Y . .
| asked for a day off to dig in|Hempfield township, a mile east of | { you w l find in or-
his garden. Jack said, “Why you | Columbia, entire lot of live stock, | { dinarvradio
l have no garden.” farm implements and household t a here’ (
i l r Tacx : ure ere’ s ro
The man replied, “Well then some | goods by M. Wesley Miller, Serena | LE.
| son-of-a-gun took it off our window | M. North Hutchinson and Hugh | compagison.
| sill.” { M. North, Sr. Frank, Auct. | 1 ra) i
iia Monday, March 18th—In Rapho But, bet of all
Now I'm thoroughly convinced | Township, 2 1-2 miles northeast of include§ a 7-tube
that the Puritans came ver to | Mount Joy, near Strickler’s Church, set bdcked by
Massachusetts in vain. They are |entire lot of live stock and farming rs 7
. y ive s rming smer<lully’s 7-
going to play Sunday’ base ball at |implements by Mr. Albert Strickler. Breme A > ¢
| Boston this summer. Mumma, auct. Wherever going you'll save year rgcor 0
—_— Monday, March 18—At the Mt.
They tell me that old maids are |Joy Hall at 2 o’clock, stocks and
seldom good cooks because if they |bonds by H. G. Carpenter. Frank
cooks they wouldn't be
Of course there are ex-
were good
old maids.
ceptions.
auct.
Tuesday, March 19—At the new
place of business on Old Market
Street, Mt. Joy, big annual sale of
A fellow on East Main street re-'new and used farm machinery by
marked back at the station the H. S. Newcomer & Son. Frank,
other evening that it takes a man }auct.
with six figures to get into the daily Thursday, March 21—Near New-
papers, but a girl with one figure
gets in any time.
town, in Rapho township, two miles
south of Mount Joy on the Rev. Eli
e a Greyhound bus
money if you tz 3
venient, lowest cosi
Rony yu 5 never haying built
eres the mos d S
travel ever known.¥requentdepartures
Comfortable, luxurfous buses. Reliable,
competentdrivers. Write Motor Transit
Management Company, Chicago, for
travel literature, or §inquire at depot.
LY
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M. Engle farm, live stock and farm-
ing implements by Albert A, Greena-
walt. Frank, auct.
Thursday, March 21-—At the Bul-
; 2 : letin Office, Mt. Joy, at 7:30 P. M.,
_“T just refuse to run, said the |,.0a] estate by the School District of
silk stocking to the garter. Rapho Township. Frank, auct. See
advertisement, |
A lady went to Doc Snyder to be | Fridav March 22nd-On. the |
vaccinated and he asked her where | premises on “the Christian Nissley |
he should vaccinate. She said, “Oh, | p30 “about 12 mile east of Rheems |
Just because Jim Berrier’s tread
is so_heavy doesn’t necessarily indi-
cate that he’s a tire manufacturer.
anywhere, Doctor. It’s bound to|.f the hichway between Florin and |
3 ; I; $ |
show. I Rheems, live stock by Irvin H. |
seem : | Kaylor.
A boy made this crack to his Dad | Saturday, Mar. 23—On premises |
| the r day: “Gee er oy aT ait Te
the othe r day: Gee , Pap, ry re on the road 3-4 mile north of the |
| there ain't a woman in town knows | . ; Ae
| IRE 2 : 3 i Wh a it CE | Harrisburg pike, between Florin |
{that you have to strap your ) :
you {and Rheems, in Mt. Joy twp., sale!
in. : : |
{ {of tested cattle and farm imple-|
ments by Jno. E. Eshleman. Frank. |
Fellows you should pity this poor
i auct.
sap. A fellow here married a girl
the other morning she tried to Da March 2 At 7:30
open the ice box with a can-opener. P. M Bulletin Office, Mt. Joy,
ee real estate by Edgar L. Eshl
The Scotel has nothing on and Walter L. Eshleman, exc
— | this bird. I heard of a fellow at of John W. Fshlema l
3 i Salunea who he Ips his kids to play Frank 1ct. l
ll | ‘movie’ every evening just to save Monda re 5—On
| [ light bills. | mis Mr. Brul
il | S—————— Jovy, 55 he in
I One of ou preachers says that | cattle by Allen G.
gf whiskey kills more people than vin J. Reist.
bullets, but that’s because bullets | ppp rch 29--One : mile
{don’t drink, "west of » Fry’s Mill,
TR [live stock i ents by Mr. |
{ Jake McCauley, truck driver for john J. Hamilton. "rank auet. |
the Shoe Factory, had a close call. | Fyiday, Mar. 20—On their prem-
| We don’t know if he missed his
| bearings or got fussed but anyway |community
| he came darn near going into the { Bro.
i cellar as he backed the truck into
basement entrance.
ale by ©. 8
Frank &
Saturday, On the pre- |
{ the
| mises, Barbara St., |
| U 2M th oh ing one} Mt. Joy, ( of household |
at Ellis Tr eve » one |
| Jp at Ellis’ t 1¢ ott eve Hing one! ..ds by Henrs Cond as.
> Po r an 4 r uncle sed ~ 1 2
| young fc llow said, “My uncle used | 4 G. Eby. Mum i
{to be on the stage.” me AE
“Yeah! Mine was a hack driver |, .
2 “I'd like to see the head of the
too,” came a reply. hana?
ouse.
|
The boy said, “You'll have to |
Se at Wober One of our young flappers told | wait a little. Mister, they're just |
stores make it the most feb20-tf | me she wished she could get some- [yin to settle it now.”
complete tical de- thine to stop mosquito bites this
partment i the city 1 | : : I
) , s sr. I asked her if she ever i
and is under the per- an Pre! hi 9 bt { A fellow came home from Eliza-
sonal supervision of a y | jried bethtown the other night stewed to
4igpel. > | the gills He got off the trolley and
: { One of the students in our High id. “Wow os oe 2 1 olled
ro { school declares that getting money an hay toni 2 A Doyee
b = | fr > is mor Ly ask than | ities ;
“Kerlin-Quality” from home is more of a tasl The chap with him said, “Too bad
flock averages of over 200 eggs eachy
A
Chicks for 29 years.
day. Visitors always welcome. -
and Green Grocery Store
: Bex 225
3
Paper
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Fruits and Vegetables
Received Daily
Hanging
Columbus is here; he could make
- J i 3
: you stand up.
S. C. White Leghorns, ., boy, Curtis, was “°° :
From Pennsylvania’s most populag breeding estab- stline cet ready for the 5:15
iabmant. The Worldrs Greatest Bes Prosar | UU png to, : i ldn’t A moulder at the Grey Iron was
Kerfin -Quality” 300-Egg Bi Line Stock, | car the other night’ and couldn Kin Ig a ®
ol od Ll, Brn Bry | find his rubbers. Finally he decided [making iron frogs, _ Some fellow
Mountain bred. White Diarrhoea Free. Strong, (to oo without them and when he | shifted the top of his mould and
Sturdy. Healthy. Big beautiful bir Biggest egg | . . Landisvill lis- when it was poured there was a
production in winter—when prices ighest. | reached his home at Landisville dis art] I A 1 knew taduol
. » eS ( ne {new a oles
Many customers raise 98% chicks #0 maturity— | covered that he was wearing them, |turtie. Sa gpoes
Eo ET ia NOT ob mono an cain {turned into f but never knew
2 We have supplied Pénnsylvani
Big Free with Highest Quali a
| eo
Catalo fe arenear | other sunny afternoon th i A e ]
) i Sat 8 om, Chicks each so fin to turn his back to bait his hook. the Shoe Factory, put one over on
KESSLER on gctionery with chick order. Send for big free catalog to- [em the other day. Frank came to
KERLIN’S GRAND VIEW PGULTRY FARM
Centre Hall, Pennsylvania
| :
| earning it.
came turtles.
' _« | that later they be
John Newcomer tells the fellows | hat later they b
{that sucker fishing was so good the
that he had |
Frank Zeager, the handy man at
| work wearing a new hat and nobody
A lady in East Donegal tried to
{knew him.
|
|
| heat two irons on the cook stove re-
| cently. She waited an hour and no
{ luck. Finally it dawned upon her
{that there was electric current in
| the house and she had a dandy elec-| She said,
Henry Engle asked one of his
customers, “Any ice today lady?”
“Yes, but I just can’t
y AND | tric iron, Lis up my mind whether I want
. {lemon or orange.”
Fish erg, 2nd Clas Krall $ Meat M Interi Decorating | They also tell me that years ago
At All es, Always Iresk : | la young fellow from York Haven | | Calvin Kramer, one of the P. O.
West Mala £1, y Firfest Wall per and Decora- | said to this same woman’s daughter, | clerks, says the fastest insects he
s of Candies, Ci- . | tions (to select frog. Glad’ to show | 39 hat do you say to a little kiss?” [ever saw were the flies that were
rs, Cigarettes moking Tobacco, 00000000000000000000000000 | you | Samples. Sa isfaction Guar-| She said, “I’ve never spoken to caught on the fly-paper.
gars, y Na | 2 | 2” ——
antee/d. | one.
Pipes, Stationary,
O+ call Forney’s Store
|
Kersey Frank says he’d much
How can people live and still be [rather be a college student than an
so successfully dumb. A boy going [oyster because an oyster * can only
to our High school asked the teach- | get stewed once in a lifetime.
er what the farmers around here ——
|are so sore about. When asked, | A boy was going down Main
why, he said, “This morning one of | street with his dog. “Bud” Carpen-
the fellows said to me, “Come out tor wanted to kid him a little so he
and see the cross-country men.” | said, “Is that a bull-dog, sonny?”
C L O C K S The lad said, “Naw, it’s a fe-
A i CI There's a fellow working up at male.”
Lemmon \ the Shoe Factory who declares that
‘they { REPAIR all the Irish come from Rhode Ire- A man here told me he would
Doro: tH orr ht : land. like to install a furnace that
JEWELS Joy, P Consistent and NO an A dt salu Sols 2 coal. I ti him to
. Lar Y y F'& | Whe : ways pays best. Ea salesman called at a certain buy one like mine. I've been burn-
-- 1a . a — | anyth 4 2s Job you Seed, giivesising af iE the pub- [home on Mount Joy street and said |ing slate for the past ten years.
~~ Phe, Bulletf x lic thinks you quit business, tf [to the boy who answered the door, A WISE OWL
i: i
are at gour service.
thy, there
Crushed Ston%, Also manufac ing. And
| turers of CoNgrete Blocks, |} liness in
ment and it
J. N. STAUFFER
3 .
cut like new!
All filing done by machine
—more #piform and accu-
vate worl than by hand.
All types rs—hand
ws filed While you wait!
this ser#ice—you will
John W. Gonner
N. Barbara St. Ms. Joy
Friendly Thoughts
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\ By P B. Beck
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clouds
when
upon
our
sin-
As tl
turn
the
frowning
to Heaming gold
friendly sun beams
them, so tRe gloom of
lives is liglgened by a
cere smile.
Before placing your order
A “revery
elsewhere, see us. Whereve
Sills and Lintels.
without barecaining
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
\ GO TO
handler’s
FOR
Easter Goods
ster Baskets
PLES and CIDER I
For sale the gallon or barrel |
We have Stayman Winesap, | Easter Pape
Smokehouse, and | E
: ter Cards
sold in any quan- |
Easter\Box Candy
at Spedal Prices
HA
W. F.
BARBE
Open Evenings. All Day
CHOICE APPLES the
UTIFUL HOME FOR SALE| Paragon Nut & Fruit Co. Sta
| Rome, Delicious, Pa
—B location, mone better, all Winesagp
sonveni . Garage, fruit, shrub-|ind Yo Algo some Sheay 52
bery, flow shade, newly painted. and cookin apples at Kravhilt
In A numbeMone condition, a good | Store at ems and at my h
size porch. Se er, H. H. Engle, | 101 Poplar A
{0 Donegal Spri t., Mt, Joy, Pa.'8. S. KRAYBILL
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