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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

WEDNESDAY, MAR. 12, 1930

MT. JOY BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.

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nts must
this office not later than

have their com

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Monday Teley news of importance
between that and 1? o'clock noon
Wednesday C ges for advertisements
must positively reach this ft not later
than Monday night New vertisements
inserted copy reaches us Tuesday night
Advertising rates on applicat
The subs 1 lists of the Landis
Vigil, the F News and the Mount Joy
Star News, were mers with that ot
the M Joy Bulletin, w makes th
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1t double that of the
EDITORIAI

vent
this practic
by motorists rol
duce by half the c¢
And wouldn't that
while?
The tallest monument on the
highest hill, with lights flooding it
at night and the grass kept green
around it all the year round,
should be erected to the man who

ELIZABETHTOWN |
Welfare Drive Here Nets Collections |

Amounting to $2,000.00 |
1arl D. Spotts, of Lancas-
ssed the Sunday School
Elizabethtown Christ
ed church on Thursday even-
| £.S.S the Eliz-
Lhe v was taken to
| the {0s} Lancaster Saturday,
suf ng ood soning, the
| esult of an injury to ind.
A new class candidates will be
fo itted into the Eliabethtown Lodge
| No. 128, of ti In nt Order of
Odd Fellows, Thu when
| the initiatory degree will conferred
| the degree team.
| Rufus Hollinger son of Mr. and Mrs.
| 1 r place,
| was aw 1 or the best
o1 1 W I Saw and
it Har )Y eacher
I VI
[I the
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1 e
¢ v0 active
A the local Welfare
|
finds a way to prevent or to quick-

ly cure what we know as the
common cold. He will be one of
humanit; rreatest benefactors.
OUR CONSTABLE
We feel free in S ng that
Mount Joy's officer f the law ise
one of the best to be fo any-
where n State.
Many m
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and in ever) nstance the
suffer
There are numerous ar
and around town wee
carel houoht autoi
the stead violators fur
ninet e per cent. of the cases.
We voicing the sentiment of
the majority of our citizens when |
we say that the money spent for
Officer Elmer Zerphey’s salary is
money well spent.
WEAR AND TEAR
People who own a dwelling |
should make up their minds that
that a house needs constant tinker-
itig to keep it in order. Something
is always wearing out. The care of
a home is much
clothing, and the
maxim that a stit
like the care of
old
saves
3 prudent
ch in time
nine applies very well to it.
You let
paint it ne
and permanent
done. The
shortened,
a house
eds
life
or else
for
damage
of
go without the
several years,
has been
the house is
it will take so
much more paint and labor to get
it in shape, that you saved nothing
by the neglect of those years.
cheapest way to
paired is to care for the little
fects when
they
The
keep a house re-
de-
appear, and be-
fore they grow into big ones.

METER THE INDUSTRIES
By the reports from month to
month, any person who can read
figures will readily see that our
water consumption is gradually in-
creasing. The question has been
asked, why? There has been s
small increase in population
the consnmutio

the industrial con
a preventative
we would recomme
the industries.

ld }
errors.
poor busi
pumping water, w
BEe. Ant ther colores
away unused. Tha
what close inves
veal in Mount Jov.
Then agai it
way to sell water,
thing of the past.
At a recent c¢
ing this verv thing
by one of our )
action wa I
a financial
this were done.
»

elvy be noticeable.
increase is

UNEMPLOYE
When

ness
+

D WOMEN

a man w » fan to
support, is out of w and after
diligent effort d anvthine
to do, something eems Wrone.
Everything possible should be done
to find employment for : uch
Also the cases of emploved
women are often very pathetic.
Many widows and deserted wives
with one or more children to care
for, have a most difficult pro}
to solve.

Still,
without a job is not q

a
the
average w

off as the unemnloved nN
does not in the majority of case
have a family to support.
Many women ho ean’t find
work factori d office could
support themselves by doing house
work, asst that th vere
willine to ns to fit
themselves sks. Th
thus a ich the un-
employed 1 Inck although
women snd oirls who have fitted
themselves for office wor
feel it a great hardship and per-
haps below their dignity to per-
form domestic tasks.
Domestic
unpopular,
service
because
is more or less
it is claimed price they can afford to pay.

in the collection
several
, according to
These funds
ocal relief and
i will
with

be

a per ts

forwarded to the Lancaster City hos-
pitals and other institutions when all
the funds are returned to the treas
urer. |
MARIETTA |
World Day of Prayer Was Observed
Here Friday Evening
Mrs. William
fter

Ww
i news] in
! Miss Haas, d: er Al
{ drew Haas, will be reta 1 The
new owners tried several news-

at M
11 month

ville without success.
made an ef-

» they

fort to start a r at Lancaster and
failed. We wi them unbounded
success in this venture.
The World Day of prayer was ob-
served last evening with services
held in the Presbyterian Chapel-
Jrandt was the leader
Samuel Gaskell, Mrs.
James Musser and Mrs. John E. Den.
linger. The program used was one
written by a young Christian woman
of Korea. Prayers were made by a!
number of those present. Mrs. Fred
Fowler gave a talk on “The World|
Day of Prayer in 1929.” Rev. Charles |
F. Holland also spoke. {
IRONVILLE
Mrs. Joseph L.
assisted by Mrs.

Mrs. Philip. Dattisman, of Lan- |
disville, was the guest of her son |
Philip.
Henry Rettew and Marshall Al- |
bright are confined to their |
beds because of illness. |
Ammon Campbell has accepted
a position at the Hamilton Watch |
Co., Lancaster. {
Sunday school at 9:30 on Sun-
day at Ironville, Newtown, Center- |
ville and Silver Spring, JR-CE at!
Ironville at 1:30 P. M. SR-CE at
Ironvil 1 Silver Spring at 7 P. |
M Rev. J. L. Smoker
S ¢ p AE A.M,
at P.M.
r nt cer in teachers

present: Cora
Vv Staley, Elva
Lizzie Fox, Laura
Linnie Berntheizel, |
Annie Habecker,
“dna Forrey, Edith
Melli
Kathry: Albright,
nnie Fornoff Eva
6S Weller, Ethel Gar- |
Or hundred steel houses are to |
d by the town of Derby, |
d leased at low rents,

ee etl Ae |

| vanced

are at your service.
RHEEMS

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Williams Jr.
will flit from the Cameron farm
into the new J. A. Hipple double
house, at this place, April 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kraybill and
spent last Sunday as the
of their daughter Jean, at

West Chester teacher’s college.

lartin C« has mechanics put-
new asbestos roof on his
Rheems Sweet Corn factory, at
this place, taking the place of the
late roof put on in 1915.
Howard Landis distributed for
the Landis Stone Meal Co. truck
load of chicken grit and mineral
food for cattle in the vicinity of
Williamsport one day last week.
Edward Keene, P. R. R. Agent,
of this place, attended the P. R. R.
A

supper Wednesday eve in the
ning

home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.
Hershey, Donegal.
People of this neighborhood
been attending revival

ser-

ices quite regularly at Mount Joy
| Mennonite Church and also the
| Zion Childrens held at Reich's
church near here.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian J.
Hiestand entertained to dinner on
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mar-
tin and sons, Mr. and Mrs. John
Shank. Monday being Mr. Shank’s
79th birthd Mr. and Mrs. Shank
both being remarkable old people
getting around so well at their ad-
age.
ee ett Aree een.
Starts Plants Early
Plants of certain vegetable crops

: ., | may be started in late winter or
)f course every man woul ce | : : y
Of course ever i! 1 wi uld ine {early spring in sunny windows,
own boss but ) all c 2 2 1 rae
wn 9 i then all o | hotbed, or a coldframe. This prac-
remain acneiors, bas +
hikes achex Sl |tice enables the gardner to have
: {plants well advanced when the
at i does not have a good | : :
3 r Ww 3 L : | weather permits planting in the
social standing. Yet it is precisely | in Good i
1 1 .. ope rround. 00¢( ants als ‘e-
rable to cook and clean in | 1 hi . Dean! 2 2
s it is to work in a fac. Sult in earlier maturity and larger
{yields of most crops.
. Tl
age domestic
> 1 i 1 want of ©
probabl earns highe: LY
} food and n ste
i + Ww until 1
1 Y .Y FRE d or phone 1
I esti vice ale date and h vou
1 part, ¢ us print VOur 1
t helne i the ct est advertising yu
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intel oni vor] thav i ——— GR
be 10re gel Sin thi By subscribing tor tne Mount Joy
t But the [ 1 great | Bulletin you can get all the loeal
any familie tod where the [news for less than three cents s
women who are doing their own veek. tf
ROR fe par } cet Ae mn
housework, would hire helpers and
vive them comfortable homes, if | When it's Job printing you need
they could find such workers at a anything from a card to a book, we
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES

building. | mercial flying service,
Bradford —Emery Coffee House | Hughesville—Plans
moved to larger quarters. [ered for purchase
Bradford — Fred D. Ross erect-
Montgomery

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our advertising representative will be at your service.
at our expense.
he BULLETI
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Arthur Brisbane, one of the best minds of the
time, says:
“H. Z. Mitchell’s’ ‘Sentinel’,” published at
Bermidjii, Minn., wins the prize as best weekly
in the National Editorial Contest. This is a
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national advertisers in particular, that country
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“And, their advertising per mill lina, is not
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thing from shingles on the roof to cement in the
cellar floor, and every advertiser has in him a
possible customer.”

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for erection of white way lighting !
system.
Millersburg — A New heating
Interstate Commerce’ Commis. [plant has been installed in the
sion granted Pittsburgh & West | Methodist Episcopal Church build-
ys . 4 Ling
Virginia Railway Company permit | 1N& ; .
to build six-mile branch tapping | . MeRees Rocks — Pressed steel
steel districts around Honessen | Car Company plant received order
and Donora. | for erection of 150 railroad cars A One-lb. Jar of
Norristown—Ground broken for |t0 cost $2,000,000 for Louisville
two-story addition to iverview | and Nashville railroad.
Hospital on Sandy Hill. Muncy — Negotiations under-
Newville — Improvements being | Way for location of shirt factory,
made to municipal building. [eve Se ;
Dubois — Maple Avenue Hos- | Williamsp rt ™ Wolfe Flying
pital installed ice plant. | Service, Inc, applied for charter
Oil City -- Now heating plants | of Incorporation, for purpose of |
will be installed in local school | maintaining and operating com-
being consid-
of new equip-
[ment for local fire department.

WALTER HESS’

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FOR THIS WEEK
PRINCE ALBERT SMOKING
TOBACCO This Week $1.00, Fresh Stock

2 Lbs. Best Grade BIRD EGGS 25¢

BITTER SWEETS, 20¢ per Pound

PENNY AND 5c

1 11 A

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2
a
5
FRESH PEANUT AND RAISIN CLUSTERS
29¢ per Pound

EGGS

Your Heels!
Sparkle in
* Your Eyes!
— TE
$1.00
Pint
Size
That’s how you feel
after taking Peptona
for a while,

There’s no tonic quite like

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“i Peptona. It enriches the
| A blood, tones nerves and,
y muscles, aids appetite and
digestion, and builds gen-
eral strength. We guaran-
ll tee Peptona to help you.
Sold only at Rexall Stores. #
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HOW ARE YOUR SHOES?
DONE, WAIT TOO LONG
BRING THEM IN
CITY SHOE
REPAIRING CO.
The Bulletin is always prompt in
the delivery of ail printing.

nor nls ob star i — Additional fire'm iu
gents Meeting and Banquet, held | ing plant at south end of Rochester | 2 £ ! y me E
£ , . : Aching equine aC = er Box :
tf Lancaster last Saturday. Wm. | Street for manufacture of ready | fighting equipment may be SPECIAL, p {OC "
Chapman from FE’town filled the | mixed concrete, . | chased for use in vicinity Bread | 4
! i . i nao .
ney. Construction work completed on | Street, : = TOM THUMB MIXTURE, Special at 20¢ Pound a
1 Ay concrete bridge spanning Mingo Ww eatherly — Steps taken for =|
Creek at Star Mine on Monon- | Paving and widening Fourth street. |m
: gahela-Finleyville: Road. | Glenside — $50,000 post office | Many Other Candies Reduced to make room for a
P South Brownsville — $15,000 | buil ill be erected here. (= Easter Goods
: ond isstie. will. be vated tnon to 0 rvvi —~ The Quarryville 8 =
nlace [ provide funds for construction of | nal Bank building opened to W 2
lace. y abl 1 a
Church of the Brethren will hold | new sewers ns : y | a ¥ A WN) =
i regular mid week Prayer | Lansdowne — Ney home of Dill iy = L, ¢ . Eonguin Con. H A 1); \ RR I iN IK 3 mp 5
eeting Wednesday evening at the | Philadelphia Electric Company at ny building addition to filter i'm . 4 Ae Ye 4a 4 8
. 5 . Pali: ro Dike and Liochland A. { house here. :
home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baltimore I ike and Highland A- | Beallsville I 3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT JOY, PA
“hearer, near Rheems. The follow- | Venue, formally opened. — uxXlensive [improve #l
ine. Wednesda if : Lewistown — St. John’s Luther- [ments planned for old National |» a A aa a TAA mT
ing Wednesday it will be held at Ny oe . > { Hotel building pO
the home of John B. Brubaker. an Church plan erection of new | H hehe. Soy
David K.. Espenshade, of this | Sunday School building. Ouarryville — The Construction |
place, entertained the following Royalton — School Board ac- | Work has been completed on St.
1 § . Danl’s Re i ope
cuests at his home: Mr. and Mrs. | cepted plans for new school build- | Paul's Reformed Church and Sun-
Richard Myers and two children, | ine. fa Sencal bollding, :
Mr. and Mrs. Phares Heisey and Monessen — Order’ of Eagles Oil Citv — Expenditures of ol
: a: of hata a“ , invters bout $170,000 by Bell and Pet-
daughter Doris, of Elizabethtown; | Purchased new lodge quarters at :
Miss Nora Espenshade and friend | 157 Schoonmaker Avenue. Folens: Companies lor Sanson DR. R. DAMON SMEDLEY
| from Philadelphia Highspire — Metzler Oil Com- [in their toll lines in this section, | oe
. . Ps nneco - - rs p >
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lehigh | Pany opened up-to-date gasoline [announced by managers of two Osteopathic Physician
“4 1 4 g ‘ x + anies
entertained at their Rheems resi- | Station along State Highway on | companies,
. x lac Av Scottdale — Construction of
dence: Miss Mary Kob, Lucy Fry, | Second Avenue, : ; | 15 W. Main S
Mar; ,» Lucy v, e ; ak TR rT - . ain St.
Mrs. Sarah Lehigh, Mr. and Mrs Brownsville — Loan bank stretch of Pittsburgh and | Phone 85 15
oa le HE STH: a Hot ilding. | West Virginia railroad will start |
Lehigh, of Dover; Mrs. Monongahela Hotel building. !} rem Stars |
Hum, Miss Dora Miller. City — McClintock & Mar- soon. MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
and Mrs. Lehigh and Company rece contract : F reedom — Improvement of |
Betty Jane izabeth- teel construecti on mew "hird Avenue n be foh3-3
being erecte by the this year, [63 03
; 3 oo; vs reo OCOOOO000
Mrs. D. M. Weaver | Pennsylvania railroad. State Highway Department will | 00 OO
ars, UL. M. Weaver, | GE oe Tee Ppa co cx —
Weaver Mr. and Mrs. | Yor} — Lotu rden, Chinesze- prover ad from | a: Ea ifs re
Veaver and phildren Xe. . American Rest: a tt Maryland Ste >
Weaver nd childrer N nd | American FT t ® to Maryland State Ine » J a
av a 11idren, | and | a : i throtel ound Te | 4 #4
Lloyd Weaver and children, | 22 South Ge through Round wm. | 3 4 / a |]
3 el an ren, i pL Sime Mo ongahela — The AA Sh - Li ©
nd Mrs. David Mosemar 0 Ci ruction work Monongahela € recently |
Lanecast were | started on new pla for Oj City burned incinerati nlant located pa : —==
hae WS Moen Brittle Coors wt Pigoon Cre heine repaired :
ly the home of Mr. | Glass Bottle Company. : Deng pi L WwW 3 > ‘
Mrs Ww Weaver on | Clearfield — Auto Show was + Norristown $1.250.000 court- EDNESDAY N MAR. 19, 1930
i held at Exposition hall March 6-8. | 1 2s a ex d : Will be sold at public sale on the premises, the
Rheems Fire Company respond- | idelphia — New Jefferson hilin=bure ! nerations start- B. O. Musser farm, 2% miles southwest of Mount
ton oa] ‘vom. the Banka 1. | Medical College building at Tenth °d at plant of Bell Manufacturing Joy, near Kraybill’'s Meeting House, in East Don-
to a call from the Reuben G. | ‘ a Ts 2 :
enheisér home this place, | and Walnut streets, dedicated. Company, Ine. egal Township, the following:
hy hE 3 arvs OE c Grading on Freildoun to Coch-
where thev found the stove pipe | St. Marys — Local plant of ‘adg I ¥reld t TI
d the interior of chimney 4 i Pennsylvania Fireproofing Com- ranville road will he completed FIV E HEAD OF HORSES
fire. Prompt action of the Fire | "any being extensively improved Soon. No. 1, A Dapple Grey Horse, good leader, any
| Chief resulted in the control of | 8f cost of $150,000. - child can drive him. No. 2, Sorrel Horse, works
the fire without having caused Lewistown — Anders & Com- Cheer un. The robins are sing- wherever hitched. No. 3, Black Pacer, works
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much damage. pany plan large expansion ng in the Adirondacks and this single and double, good driver with a 3-minute
Jacob Williams a prominent | gram at store building. is said to presage an early spring. Neon; No: i Diack Horse, 5 yoy old, oper
5 ams, rom pa oo : vw No. 5, Sorre orse, 5 yrs. old, good offside
East Donegal farmer held a record Work will start soon on new worker. : =
breaking stock sale last week on |Stetch of State Highway connect- Those Model T Fords seem to be
the Donegal Springs farm. 1200 |ing Philipsburg and Sandy Ridge, [as slow in dying out as a rich TWO GOOD ODD MULES
farmers attended. Ayreshire cows | PY way of old Tyrone pike. uncle. One a single line leader, and the other a good
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sold for $255, gray horses weigh- Lewistown Automobile Show offside worker.
: : : sing held here Subsert i
ing two thousand pounds sold for | being hel Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin r DN M WwW
$250 a pair. Aldinger, from Eliz- Souderton — Plans discussed | Advertise in The Bulletin. TEN HEAD OF ILCH CO S
abethtown was auctioneer. lhl OL i ————————.. EE St AA Fresh and Close Springers.
LOBATA One Stock Bull A Few Shoats
IMPLEMENTS
This fine spring weather gets Columbia 2-horse wagon with bed, 4-horse wagon
farmers started with the spring | with 18-ft. flats, set 16-ft. hay flats, 2 sets 20-ft.
work quite rapidly tobacco ladders, McCormick binder 8-ft. cut,
Quite a bit of changing around Decring mower, 2 McCormick-Deering cultivators,
and moving will be done in our McCormick-Deering plow, John Deere hay loader
a J 1 1 1 1 1
hay 1 oe cae with side delivery rake, walking cultivator. All
op yorhooc this spring. these implements are good as new. Star double
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ebersole row corn planter, sulky plow only used one seas-
spent Sunday with the latter's on, Case tobacco planter, corn sheller, 24-disc¢ 4-
father in Columbia, Mr. Daniel horse harrow, roller harrow, 4-horse 25-tooth
Dupler. spring harrow, 4-horse evener, land roller. hay
| The Mennonites held services at rake, 7 sets front gears, set buggy harness, 7
! Billmyer quarries on Sunday with bridles halters, collars, log, cow, and halter
Samuel Frey and Abner Martin | chains; single, double and triple trees: Fairbanks
ofcintinia J ! platform scales 1,000 lbs. capacity; hay hook,
> Be p. . v i rope and pulleys, and many other articles (
Mrs apd li . {th rope 3 3 articles not
] Zeigler Parte taken sea izing t e Oreai mentioned.
to the St. Joseph spital, Lancas- !
on Satu ', where she is re- im lance of CUTY | Sale to commence at 12 o'clock when terms
ment thi Newspaber is will be made known by
atment, ~ ge Bp Ha. Ars
Primary. Grade of our Turnishing 2 WHA Charles Frank, auct. Ira K S
. Nn ) 3 "yr Cr 3 MTka
missed a day last week UT & CO PY | Zeller & Son, Clks. 9 » dummy
ng to the illness of their a
> : ol ? ge mae re {
teacher, Miss Dorothy Smith. $B RVIC = |
Mrs. David Young and two sons | In New Releases Each,
Galen and Paul and Mrs Annie M. | |
He spent Thursday evening in | |
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
in Z. Miller. | | “Baan
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Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Miller 3 3 een-a-mint
. and L S. > Jamin iiley |
and family were entertained to ; Spring In
You Chew
Like Gum
No Taste
But the Ming
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