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RE 500
ome and See How Soon a Small Syste-
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Bank Account For You
Except the bonds of our own Government there is no safer
security than a first mortgage on improved real estate. Our
unds are loaned only on first and reducing mortgages on real
state.
The stock may be withdrawn at any time, on 30 days nctice,
ith interest to date.
DURTH SERIES NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
First Payment Due on the Last Saturday in October
Ask the Secretary, at the First National Bank and Trust
pany, for more information.
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THE MOUNT JOY
BUILDING and LOAN
ASSOCIATION
E. M. Bomberger, Secretary
R. Fellenbaum, Treasurer
H. Engle, President
. Schroll, Vice President
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
OUNTRY NEWSPAPER OF GREAT VALUE
CORDING TO STATEMENT OF NOTED
ITORIAL WRITER—PROVEN BY FACTS
ur Brisbane, one of the best minds of the
vs:
7. Mitchell’s’ ‘Sentinel’,” published at
Minn., wins the prize as best weekly
National Editorial Contest. This is a
me to remind the public in general, and
1 advertisers in particular, that country
newspapers are the most important or-
public opinion and protectors of public
their advertising per mill line, is not
any publication, of any kind.
eader of a country weekly buys every-
m shingles on the roof to cement in the
br, and every advertiser has in him a
ustomer.”
BING and HEATING
Iso All Kinds Repair Work
ICE PRICES REASONABLE
PH L. HEISEY
FLORIN, PENNA.
SHOW YOU CARE
DO YOUR SHARE
(From Page One)
N. Peris, Florin; for “Help Them
To Happiness.” The four other
dollar prize winners and their slo-
gans were: “Write Your Thanks on
Welfare Blanks”; George Rife, 32
Pine Street; “Spare Your Share
For Welfare”; Park E. Shee; 536
Hamilton Street; “Don’t Hold
Everything — Share;” Mrs. Burch
R. Kieffer, 144 E. James St. and
“The Perfect Investment- A Share
of Welfare;” Mrs. Rowena M. Kell,
546 State Street.
Among the twelve persons re-
ceiving honorable mention for their
slogans were seven county contest-
ants; the contributors and their
slogans were as follows: “Care and
Share”, Mrs. H. M. Kneigley, Pe-
quea; “Give and Live”, H. U. Case,
East Petersburg; “If You Care—
Do Your Share”, Esther Rohrer,
Manheim, R. D. 3; “Live, Love and
Give”, Carrie E. Fisher, Silver
Springs; “Caring is Sharing”’, Mrs.
J. Roy Bair, Ephrata; “Stop,
Think— Give”, Mrs. Jeshe Brown,
3rownstown, and “Care- Spare-
Share for Welfare; Mrs. E. M
Shellenberger, Mountville.
All of these slogans will be used |
on the publicity material published |
campaign, the week of |
The first prize win- |
will be the |
|
during the
November 16.
ning slogan used on
posters. |
A check was recently received |
from the Elizabethtown Welfare |
Federation for $1200.00 as the
borough’s share of the county’s
support of the two hospitals,
mere Sanitorium and the
Cross during the past year. This a-
mount brings the total county sub-
scription to $32,665 which is 39
per cent of the budget requested.
Several districts did not respond to
the 1928-1929 campaign but have
pledged their support to the coming
campaign. The county will again be
solicited for the four major agen-
cies, the hospitals Rossmere San-
jtorium and Red Cross, the budget
of county service rendered hy
these four agencies.
reset Ge
166 LOSE LICENSES,
32 OTHERS RESTORED
During the past week the Bureau
of Motor Vehicles revoked the lic-
enses of eighty-nine drivers, sus-
pended those of 77 and restored
the driving privilege
Intoxication while
ixty-three of the revocations and
twenty of the suspensions. Trans-
porting liquor was the cause assign-
ed for one revocation and seven
suspensions. Larceny of automo-
biles caused twenty-four drivers to
forfeit their driving privilege.
Most of the other penalties were
for involuntary manslaughter,
reckless driving, bribery, imperson-
ation and lending operators’ licen-
ses. failure to stop for accidents,
failure to report them, or failure to
appear for hearings.
driving caused
Women Suffering;
Bladder Irritation
If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs votir sleep. or causes Burn-
ing or Itching Sensation, Bac
Leg Pains, or muscular aches,
ing you feel tired, depress
discouraged, why nok try the Cystex
48 Hour Test? Don'tigive up.
Cystex today. Put it te the test.
See for yourself how ‘quickly it
works and what it does. Mbuey back
if it doesn’t bring quick improve-
ment, and satisfy you
Try Cystex today. Only
D. Chandler, W. Main St., Mt. Jo.
Wasa
Keep Colt Growing
A foal makes more than
its entire growth during the
year, If stunted during this time, it
half of
will never fully recover. Good bone
and muscle are of prime import-
ance with the horse and feeds
which tend to produce these should
be chosen. Ilegume hays and oats
are good feeds and blue grass
makes excellent pasture.
a eam AD Ee enn
Short Courses Offered
Short courses in agriculture,
dairy manufacturing, poultrying,
horticulture, and cooperative mar-
keting once more will be offered at
the Pennsylvania State College
this fall and winter. Thousands of
men and women, unable to spend
more time in college, have found
these short periods of study profit
able,
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Supper and Sale
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the St.
Luke’s Episcopal church will hold a
Sauer Kraut supper and a Fancy
Work sale in the church basement
on Saturday, November 2nd.
sept25-6t
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Consistent and NOT spasmodic
advertising always pays best. Each
time you stop advertising, the pub-
lic thinks you quit business. tf
Ross- | potate salad has
Red |effect upon many
to be determined by the percentage |
to thirty- two.
Get |
completely. |
60c. W.|
first |
HOMEHEALTH CLUB PA. GAME SEASON
OPENS ONNOV. 1
(From Page One)
to November 14, 20 a day, unlimit-
ed for the season,
Wild turkeys, November 1 to
November 15, one for season.
Pheasants, ringneck, male only,
November 1 to November 15. Two
WEFKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX.
PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H. REEDER |!
CHANGING DIET CAUTION: In
making up the diet under the changed
conditions of the present day, it is
very difficult for many people to know
just what is best and how to properly
balance the rations, especially for :
: . ’ a day, six a season.
growing children. The tendency at
resent 1s 10 nS i starch. Lt Ruffed grouse and
I sen 2 0 ie Sas starc partridees, season closed.
is true that wheat bread and wheat Virginia partridge, commonly
products, such as breakfast foods have called quail, gamble quail, valley
been cut down ira some cases, but oat- quail, Ncvember 1 to November 30,
meal, barley, rye. corn, rice and pota- 8 a day 26 a seasor.
toes are used in excess as well as the Squirrels, black, fox, grey, (com-
new and appetizing varieties of bread. bined kinds) , November 1 to Nov-
All of these foods are good, but ember 30, six a day, 20 a season.
starch foods are mot the best foods for Rabbits, November 1 to Novem-
a steady diet, and I recommend more Ber 30; five 2 day, 30 a season. :
milk and more raw fruits and raw N A — varying,
: November 7
vegetables. Cabbage eaten is one of mn er i" to November 30, three
: . : 3 a day, 15 for season.
the most easily digested and contains Savirrels s
the most availabl rganic iron of any Squirrels, Jed or pie. Noven.
e 0S avalle BS ga > a V - font
8 vo @: or ¢ Y ber 1 to August 15, unlimited.
Hungarian
three hows after eating any kind of
cereal food, potatoes, bananas or oth-
er starchy food. Acids and starches
a bad combimation, That is why
such a disagreeable
people. It also ac-
trouble, gas
that eat
December 1
15, one a season,
Deer, male, by hunting party,
December 1 to 15, six a season.
Elk, male, four or more points to
one antler, December 1 to Decem-
ber 15, one a season.
Elk, male, by hunting
December 1 to December 15,
a season.
ren las iris
lal food, toast and coffee.
Now the orange, grapefruit or apple MORE ABOUT OUR
are most excellent, not only appetiz-
ling but nourishing but when they are
eaten they should not be followed by
starches at the same meal. Meats,
nuts, and vegetables, except potatoes,
aw vegetables are
| com patible and may he eaten at the
{same meal. Bread and butter with
| meat and potatoes, milk and puddings
with nuts are suitable for most stom-
|achs. A cwious fact may be noted
here: milk is good with either combi-
nation. It may, to advantage, be
| mixed with the starches of any kind,
and it is the favorite diet to be alter-
nated with orange juice in special
dietetic cases, E=gs also may be eat-
len with either the acid fruits or with
the starches, but it is better always to
acid fruits alone, nothing else for
before or after and
antler, to December
are
counts for the stomach
jand palpitation of people
{ oranges, grape fruit or acid apples at
| : ; :
| breakfast and then follow it with cere-
one
(From Page One)
dead, but more important without
good clean minded young people a
town is a disgrace to the state which
protects it.
Older folks will not be barred from
a public library, “no one is ever to old
and especially
isn’t it a fact that it is our young
generation and those who follow that
will have to finance it's upkeep! If
someone built you a house would you
be willing to take care of it?
The indifference with which
citizens of Mt. Joy are meeting this
problem is appauling. fell-
ow-towns must certainly realize that
we are not very progressive.
Does our Chamber of Commerce
turn away industries that provides
food for our hodies? Why then should
we as citizens turn away food for our
minds?
Do not our
eat I'm sure
at least an hour
preferably two hours.
referring again to cabbage. Eaten
raw it is very wholesome, nourishing
and easily digested ; boiled, it is very
hard to digest, has lost much of its
food walue and all
When shredded and picked, commonly
| called “kraut”, it should be eaten with- ness men derive
| cooked. Use plenty of benefit
raw vegetables in ing of
| of its organic iron.
professional and
knowledge for the
of themselves and the up lift-
our community weekly?
we willfully deny our children
{out being
{fresh fruits and
{your diet and you
doctor bills to pay.
lO EF
MAY TOWN BAND HALL
TO BE TRANSFORED it?
| benefit of
a land | tion. We see that its
mark and one of the historic buildings are tested. We take the little boy
in Donegal township, has been purch-|and girl and see that they are further
ased Strickler, Maytown | protected from disease when they en-
garage owner, and will be transformed | ter We give them the best
Mr, | that higher education has taught us
will not have many these
{ from a public library?
Did you say our town cannot afford
We take our baby, give it the fall
nutri-
modern science and
The Maytown band hall,
by Elmer
school.
modern show room.
to make a complete | to give. We give themem music, art
jand limited literature, until their
{minds develop enough to desire more
into a
Strickler proposes
and set
transformation in the building
The hall dates back more than 100 | knowledge and higher education and
rs and was built as a church. Since
year
{then we
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I an elaborate show room.
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i ford one or two mills per capita.
TAXPAYER
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Show Good Vegetables
Marketable types of vegetables
for exhibition, say vege-
was | table gardening specialist of the
| State College. The specimens se-
| lected should be uniform, of the
|best quality and condition, and free
| from injuries and blemishes.
A ei
Protect from Rust
then it has served as a school house,
and Nore recently as al
the Maytown
being used also for plays,
other social activities as
headquarters for band,
festivals,
and well as |
a basketball court.
the new High
built, class day and commencement ex
and other school and social
activities were carried on in it.
rms renee GEG GI
are best
school
Prevent Farm Fires
lose $3, (Grease
{purposes this fall,
Give Cows a Rest half of the flock next year
Dairy cows should always have | carey his blood-lines. Choose
a rest period of 6to8 weeks be- instead of cheapness.
fore freshening and be giveh plenty,
of good feed during this important L
period. More mille, greater profits, Fee :
and healthier cows: will result. “GREEN FROGS"???
PRESSES SS N ‘What are they?
Prepare for Next Year Why are they?
: You want one!!
Cleaning up the garden this fall
will save a great deal of trouble CENTRAL CUT-RATE STORE
with insects and diseases next 45 E. Main St.
will
party, |
LIBRARY HERE
to learn’’--only the fool refuses it. But
the |
busi-
Can |
| same benefits that could be obtained !
food and drink
hesitate whether we can af-|
Pennsylvania farmers | is better than oil for pro-
000,000 worth of property annually tecting the plowshares from rust
in fires. This is the official Fire | when they are stored for the win-
Prevention Weel but every week ter ag , grease stays are i
should be observed as such. Pre- is Se Eis Ste). Meret
caution and carefulness will pre- eel mee
vent many farm fires, say State Select a Good Sire
College agriculture ‘engineers. In picking a ram for breeding
remember that
for |
WEDNESDAY, OCT.
For Home Beauty
Try Duco—IF's so easy!
23rd, 1929
Make your home more modern,
more cheerful, with gay Duco
colors! They are so easy to use.
And so convenient, for it dries
quickly. Just choose your color
and spread it on—over any sur-
face, finished or un-
finished:
Note how brush
marks smooth them-
selves out as you go:
Choose a simple ob-
« oo for handy home uses
DUCO MADE ONLY BY DU PONT
J. B. HOSTETTER & SON
ject to begin—a waste basket,
a bookshelf. Then go on and
bring new beauty to every room
in the house; Duco is not
marred by dust, is not affected
by body heat. Ask us about the
du Pont Home Deco-
ration Service, which
offers the advice of
famous decorators on
interior color
schemes,
of the common wegetables and it is Mink, opossum, skunk, otter,
always available. People that have November 1 to February 2
poor teeth should grind it finely in a limited. Sino 8, on MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
meat chopper, anad in fact that is a Muskrat, December 1 to Te i F
good way to prepare it for anyone, es- 15, unlimited. : EA 1 EEE ET
| pecially the children. Then sprinkle _Raccoon, November 1 to January | @
on a little salt with a tablespoonful of 15, unlimited, | =
olive or salad oil to each sauce-dish Dear, over one. year oid, Noven ji D k S i I .
full. A few drops of lemon juice may ber 1 to December 15, one a season 8 arren ainp 5 pecia S
be added it desired, though in most Ee by Juang party, Nove 3
cases acids of all kinds should be ne? o December 15, four a day, |
2 {our a season. gE
avoided for two hours before and Deer, male, two or more to one n OLD GOLD 50 in a Tin Box for 20¢
One or more to a Customer
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Bacon’s Old Fashioned Bitter Sweets, Cocoanut
Creams, Nougatines, Mints, Maple Walnut Creams
Raspberry Hearts, Lemon and Pineapple
Squares, 49¢ Per Pound
One Pound FREE With Every Pound You Buy
0
Special Case of
SCHRAFFT’S BLUE BANNER CANDY
49¢ Per Pound Box
a We Had Another Lot of
8 MOUNT JOY PEANUT AND RAISIN CLUSTERS
Made Which Sell for 29¢* Per Pound
H. A. DARRENKAMP
3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT JOY, PA.
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& before cold weather comes.
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PHONE 109R2
WEST MAIN ST., MT. JOY.
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WE HAVE RECENTLY INSTALLED A MIRACLE PROCESS MO-
LASSES MIXING MACHINE. NOW WE CAN MIX ANY FORMULA
YOU WANT AND ADD MOLASSES IT. GIVE US A TRIAL.
WE ARE ALSO IN A POSITION TO S8ELL MOLASSES IN ANY
QUANTITY.
WOLGEMUTH BROS. FLORIN; PA.
Phones: 151R4 and 57R6 jly31-tt
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