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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1930
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA,

MT. JOY BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.
J E. SCHROLL, Editor & Propr.

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EDITORIAL
RECIPE FOR HIGH TAXES
The notion is general that any-
thing can be got through the gov-
ernment. And along with this runs
the fallacious idea that what the
government does for a group or a
locality costs nothing.

The government reaches down
into the pockets of the people and
takes out the money to do the job
the people, or a part of the people,
want to put upon the government.
The government plant grows but it
sucks its nourishment from the re-
sources of the people, Taxes are its
sap.
SUCH IS LIFE
A Mount Joy man wh
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na I ea Ue Lines

nome. The m
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than that to
iture of more

UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL
Slack times-are mostly the result
of a mental attitude on the part of
the public, good times are probably
never as good as people say they
are and quiet periods are never as
bad as reported.

The money difference between
good times and bad times is only a
small fraction of the total trade of
a community. The best way to
keep employment normal is to have
necessary work done when activity
slows up.
This is a matter for the individ-
ual. And if each of us is determin-
ed to do our part we are likely to
keep a pretty level employment
situation.

PROSPERITY IS RETURNING
The prospects for business re-
vival are encouraging. It is recog-
nized everywhere that the past two
weeks has had a good effect on
business. Capital is being slowly
released and employment is gradu-
ally increasing. Normal business
conditions are returning gradually.
They will come slowly as the de-
pression came. By early fall, every
indication points, there will be
much improvement in the general
business conditions,
A year ago the stock markets
were a cheap factor in business.
The whole country were engaged
in activities that were little
of gambling. The volume of
trading today shows that the
lic has deserted a game at which it
was decisively beaten.

Instead money is being used in
legitimate business, and the latter
will shortly show the effects of
such constructive effort. The coun-
try’s prosperity is being rebuilt.
When the project is undertaken
seriously it is only a short time un-
til results become apparent in the
reduction of unemployment and a
more healthy tone in all kinds of
useful commerce.
VICIOUS ANIMALS
ARE A MENANCE
We cannot understand the point
of view of the good citizen who
will keep on his premises a vicious
animal to menance the persons,
and even possibly the lives, of
others, We say “good citizens” ad-
visedly,. We know there are per-
fectly fine people, good neighbors
and friends, who do that very
thing. Any person proceeding a-
bout his business in a public place,
or entering upon the property of
others for legitimate purposes,
should not be subjected to the at-
tack from an ugly dog. No owner
thinks his dog is vicious, that is a
condition to be recognized. The
real dog lover, while willing to con-
sider complaints regarding his
children, is sure his dog has a per-
fect disposition. He believes that
in the face of evidence. We are all
familiar with the old speech of
Senator George West of Missouri
who described the dog as man’s
most faithful friend. That is more
or less true. That does not make it
reasonable that human beings be
made liable to attack by animals
large enough in sume cases to kill
a grown man, It seems to us that
even a threat by a dog against a
person going about his business
should be all that is required to | stretch of river boulevard near for a quick sale. house, all conveniences, sun porch, way. Price right. Joy. Corner property.
call for the permanent removal of
such am anima A dog which act-
‘ually Mites a pergan except under
pvocation can-

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ELIZABETHTOWN | MARIETTA | RHEEMS IRONVILLE Jw x
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Dr. Vere Treichler purchased the! Mr. and Mrs. Willis Boyles, East Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shank, Mr. Leon Fornoff Daily News carrier, = s |
[ first Chrysler 8 from the local | Market street announces the birth and Mrs. E. R. Kraybill made their [spent a day at Carsonia Park. | 2 ur u e in =u
dealer. |of a daughter, Betty Jane, weight annual trip to Lansdale last Sun- Prayer-meetings re conducted each a
James, little son of Mr, and Mrs, |seven pounds. day. Wadnesday evening at Ironville and Ig »
| Wiley Flowers, fell and fractured Mr. and Mrs. Quintard A. B. Miss Anna Mary Sumpman from Shiver Spring in the respective 1 8 =
his right arm, | Comman, South Locust street, an- Lancaster is spending her summer [churches. 4 : =
| brush fire in the rear of the |nounce the birth of a son at the vacation at he home of Amanda Yi Mrs. Singer oo . Detwiler’s Honey 25¢ Cone
Elizabethtowr Planing mill was | Columbia Hospital. Kready., ana Hire, A WIS Wore y 5 mg : . . i
xtinguished in time to prevent it| Miss Margaret O’Brien, clerk at Mr. and Mrs. Maurice G. Herr of | Mrs. Fornof’s sister at Atlantic City g All Leading 5-Cent Cigars remain 6 for 25¢ or
from endangering this plant. |the First National Bank, is spend- near Refton spent a day at the |New Jersey. : a = $2.00 for 50.
Margaret, 4-year-old daughter of |ing her vacation with her sisters, home of her mother, Mrs. Alida Mrs, Taylor Weaver and Mrs. Geo, =
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shirk, was [Misses Agnes and Helen O’Brien Greider. Fornoff, are chaperoning =the Jun or = Off Brands as low as 90¢ box of 50.
wcidentally struck by an auto |at Washington, D. C. | Miss Grace Shank and Beatrice | Christian Endeavor at Maple Grove =
Thursday evening. She was cut a-| Mrs. Thomas Buchanan and Yingst from Elizabethtown spent | Park, being their annual All 15 Cent Cigarettes 2 pks 25¢-.
bout the face. | children James and Miss Sara several days as guests of Miss| On August 2nd, the Concordia Lath. B =
J. D. Rider, trading as the Lan-|Elizabeth of Trenton, N. J., are Ruth Floyd at Rheems. eran Sunday school will hold for E All 15¢ Chewing or Smoking Tobacco 2 pks 25¢
caster Automobile Company, has |the guests of Miss Josephine Norman E. Garber and four |annual prone in Ure Sven Bort |. >
brought suit for approximately | Buchanan, West Market street. | brothers enjoyed a successful fish- |School yard, dinner and nh. Ne ap |B All 10 Cent Size 3 pks 25¢
$400 against R. H. Forney, this| Mr. and Mrs, William H. Bodine, ing trip to Little Creek, Del., one Served, ond the Mountville Bund wink ; Si : Io at
place, The amount is claimed due [ Jr. and children William and Bar- day last week making a good re- ish Re Pi hia Mumma. We have a nice line of weight goods in Candy a
on a book account. bara Jane, who have been visiting cord catching croakers, a A en and '§ reduced prices
Automobiles driven by Katie B.|the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Heisey machinist wa A an a a reduced prices.
Potts, an instructor in the Scranton | Benton G. Hipple for the past sev- of this Plaze, the grist Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Rettew, |B 1 Lb. Box ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS 25¢
Technical High School, and Ira [eral weeks, have returned to their trocar Pientc fast Mary Wagenbach and Cornelius ji
Herr, of this place, were damaged | home in Roselle Park, N. J. required 30 coaches on the P. R, R. ATG camping. over the | Soft Drinks and Fresh Roasted Peanuts
when they collided at the entrance The monthly meeting of Home to accomodate the crowd. it their - voltage in the 2
to the Oaklyn Tea House, several | Commandery, No. 1, Minute Men Mr. and Mrs. John Walmer, Mr, montane in Huntington |. SA
miles above Elizabethtown. No |°f America, was held last evening and Mrs. Stehman Landis, Mrs. tov. JL. Smoker witt preceh
ne was seriously injured. in their rooms in the Miller build- | Ezra Souders, D. Victor Shank, Mr. Sunday ot "10:30 AM ut id 1
Five Elizabethtown voune men | Mr. Charles Miller, State com- and Mrs. Phares H. Landis, of this Spring aad ab 2:30 P. M. af Centre IF H A DARREF NKAMP
Shor a 5.000 mile Sour or ender of Bedienen, wos present place, spent ove 20% rng ville, Pa. - W
ES Se Si and addressed the members, he waves at Atlantic City las ES Lait at
the 1 nite States covering ten Friends of Prof. Renel F. Dubs, | week. Suan 30a wu Roa 2) . 3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT JOY, PA. I’
and requiving numrly a8 former teacher in the local High' Daniel Erb reports planting 12 ron: 2 : =
month to complete. The local gm, fave teceived word di bushels certified Irish Cobbler Po. Silver Spring oir
tourists include Paul Good, Harry have Yor has he wi 3 the 7 red 150 bust ols | Senior Christian Endeavor at Iron-| ORT EEE EE REE EE
Bower Hershey Brinser ’ Nisley {has been clected by the 31008 Shit 80 ville and Silver Spring at 7:00 P. M. | 8mm =e 8
oe Bors oy 3 2 Ty Ms €Y¥ lof Maunch Chunk Schools as in- choice potatoes. The extreme heat | The honed. will meet in thie
af heh ang randt. structor in Mathematics and Fae- and continuous drought is effect- United Brethren church on
Clinton L. Edwards, formerly of |ulty Director of Athletics. The ap- ing the late varieties which may be Peiday evening ot 7:45. 7. M.
Peach Bottom, was arrested in | pointment carries with it a sub-'a failure. adn x: Lal -.
Woodville, Ohio, Friday on | stantial increase in salary. | Farmers continue to deliver!" i : SCHOCK
warrants issued by Justice of the | Members of the Pioneer Fire wheat direct from the Threshing machine ee of a ao CLARENCE 3
Peace Elwood 8S. Grimm, of Eliza-! company of Marietta extinguished ———— —_——== vriro por ushel. 1 any o 1 :
bethtown, charging fraudulent con- | a blaze on the roof of the ice indulged in progressive games. itake advantage of 30 days free MOUNT JOY, PA. :
ersion. Information was provided [house in the rear of the Mansion | Mrs. Benjamin H. Kulman, West storage. Mondays price was, {1c ’
by Inspector Carl Steinbrook, of | Inn, Marietta. The blaze was start- Market street, entertained at cards Lowest price for the season (oC.
the Association of Mail Ordered when a pile of rubbish being at her home in honor of Miss The Rheems Tennis Tournament
H by Henry Ensminger, pro- Theresa Bowers, R. N,, of Newark, continues Yoga of he expense
{ rietor of the I beyond his New Jersey. Among those present heat. The first line up wil Je com- |
Q 1 Gray er aa 51 4 were Mrs. George Bowers, Miss pleted this week. D. Victor Shank o WED
Squar | Elsi McCloskey, Miss Theresa won his match against W. w. i :
held I : I club Hewitt, Miss Mary and Miss Weaver last Monday evening wit ON _— ;
he Sylvia Acre of Miss nessed by a large group of inter- AGE : io)
| D Dorothy Evans, R. N., Miss ested spectators. = a
of the Rheems Fire Co. are making ex- os

Eva Yoder, 2. N.,

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} State Hos) 1 E bethtown, e arrangements for their
: 1 1 s hold: next
I l el a pieni luncheon Refresh its were served and second Carnival to be held next |
= yea é nic fun n ‘ les iE 0
P erved on small tables. A brief ad- prizes won by Miss Mary Evans, Saturday evening, August 2. A

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Miss Sylvia Acri and Miss Elsie number of new features will’ be in
re) : Weis snd and Fiddle music
Hiestand, after which the members McCloskey. troduced. Band and Fiddle music
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
-" REAL ESTATE |
Troop
ed in scout | THE BEST TIME TO BUY ANYTHING IS WHEN THERE IS NO DEMAND. THAT'S THE REAL ES-

in it
mastership work it was an-
ae a TATE SITUATION TODAY. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY.
campa A six acre stretch of
woodls
was recently purchased HERE IS A LIST OF SOME OF THE REALTY BARGAINS I AM OEF-RING, MANY OF WHICH CAN
by Edgar Ebersole treasurer of the
Seat ramiaaien, whieh In | BE BOUGHT AT YOUR OWN FIGURE.
to the Boy Scouts of Eliza-
noun

bethtown, for the purpose of camp- :
ing, and practical outdoor scout
work, it was announced Friday. {
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> Bal ge : i garage, ete. Can be bought worth No. 329—A 35-acre farm of No. 406—Frame Office Building
Com ; Se DWELLING HOUSES Bis S12 A fey oes a Foon ee sand land near Chickies church, | Show Room, Garage and a Dwelling.
store and factory building on No. 257—A large brick house in|." nveniences, possession any No, 411—A fine stucco bun. |Shedding for 5 or 6 acres tobacco. | Here is a real business proposition
lot to Beadle & Company's Store | E2St Donegal, only 100 steps to |... ““'priced to sell. Residential galow on Chocolate Ave. all|A good l-man farm cheap. | cheap. The entire lot of buildings
a ie mpany’s Store Sop, Prope in fairly | section—Donegal Snrings road. modern conveniences, garage for for only $6,000.
no Sreet, good shape for $3,000. | No. 876—A fine modern dwelling two cars. A dandy place to live
v0 Vv... ridoea var Ma : | 0. 0 .
Bre 3 Ne w br dge over To- No. 314—A very good brick dwell | "post Main St., Mt. Joy, all con- and a good buy. LARGE FARMS
by Creek on Fourteenth Avenue is ing on New Haven St., Mt. Joy, | vaniences. will sell with or without 5 2 : dwal BUILDING LOTS
now completed and opened to traf-|electric lights, bath, etc., corner |, 99. car garage in rear. TE en aR hn Na a Jam, of LS see N ft Lums-
go ii ing in Mount Joy, corner property| of gravel soil, good house, barn,|, No. 306—Fine building lot fromé-
Hamburg—Bell Teleph No. 320—A fi frame double| No. 382—A 2-story frame corner|,jong trolley. A very good cheap | tobacco shed, silo, running water, |iN€ 45 ft. on the east side of
amburg—Bell elephone om- $ 3 : roperty at Florin, tin roof, cemen : i oy: : Inut
alton rye] ol 3 2lephone x Tens Ds hig rome P 7 FI i in f t| home. 5 acres woodland, Price reason. |Per St. Mt. J $500,
any 1s installing new equipment in 3 ” > y
pany ib + equipment inf Co woo. Modern in. every way, celiar, Florin water, ete able. No, 310—A 40-ft. lot on W.
oho} with garage, etc. Rents for $20| No. 385—A very modern corner TRUCK FARMS No. 381—A 124-acre farm of |St. Mt. Joy. If you want a cheap
& Stitzel secured con-| ang $25. Price is only $5,600. Will | property in Mt. Joy at trolley, has No. 133.8 d. rather | Pest limestone soil, excellent build-|lot get busy.
tract to build new Center township | sell one side for $3,000 or other | sll conveniences and in Al shape. 0. —2 acres and, rather|; ooo 0.0 meadow, water at

consolidated school building at a |side for $2,600. Also garage. Noite. S350 i house: fine house and barn. Price $145 per|, No: 335—Lot 100 ft. front and
point between Mohrsville and Cen-| No. 337—A fine new house on! No. 386—A 2%%-story frame] POW" acre and 3-4 of money can remain. ny AY fu Lesh To kink
treport, on bid of $34,797. West Donegal St., Mt. Joy, all con-|oyse adjoining No. 385. Prefer| No. 184—13 acres of sand and | Here's a dandy. y n oy an 0!
Oil City—Plans discussed by the |veniences and in best of condition | selling these two as a unit. limestone in Rapho, frame house | No, 384—A 106-acre farm of|, NO: 366—A choice building los,
City Council for number of street No. 339—A good 2% _story| No. 390—A dandy bungalow on good bank barn, fruit, running wa- | gravel and limestone land in Mt. one 70 ft. on Marietta St.
improvements. frame house on Main street, Florin | west Main St., Mt. Joy, 6 rooms, |‘er- Only $2,000. Joy township, stone house, big ne i od shout 80 ft. deep. Cor
Work started on resurfacing the | of shape, 2-car garage. all conveniences, lot 296 ft. deep No. 196—A 2-acre tract in East oank barn, good water for only aD
Camp Meeting road which extends No. 341—A fine home along the | Possession 21 Se, Must be seen Donegal near _Maytown, 8-room $120 per acre. Nicely located. No. 877—Four 650 ft. lots on the
from Leetsdale to Duff City and |trolley at Florin, all modern con- | to be appreciated. ar garage. | j,yuse, stable, chicken house, pig sty,| No. 407—A very beautiful 50- gost side of North Barbara St., Mt,
Fern Hollow road veniences. Priced to sell. | No. 392—A large brick house, house newly painted. acre farm along concrete highway [YY
Butler—Harris Amusement Com-|, No. 349—An 80 ft. front on good fear, large frame staple, No. 270—A fine truck farm of a Sash of Mt, i, Half “the money| No. 401—Two
pany erecting new theatre building | Springs Road, Mt. Joy. | acre of ground, on concrete high-\few acres near Milton Grove, good [2M Temain if desired.
Tact 3 bulding| New 8 room brick house, all mod-| way near Mt. Joy. Price very house, barn, large shed,
en East Jefferson siveet. ern improvements. Included is an | interesting. houses, etc. for only $1,500.
Centervilie— Fraternal Home In-|acre tract in rear.
lots of ground
each fronting 45 ft. on Columbia
poultry | No. 412—A 100-acre farm along|Ave., Mt. Joy. Lots adjoin, are on
Marietta and Lancaster pike, large | corner and are an excellent build-
No. 397—One of the former Mt.| nN one 14 acres, 2 miles from |M€2doW and excellent pasture. A |ing location. :
surance Society formed new lodge i
here recently. No. 353—Lot 40x200 at Florin| joy Development Co. houses on W. Mt. Joy, gravel soil, frame house, good farm.

eq with new b5-room bungalow. Has|ponegal St. Mt. Joy. All conveni-
Clairton — Clairton Park swim-|light and heat. Dandy home for oF Price very a. i Sie A dandy truck farm. JUST LAND
min pool and bathhouse dedicated | $3,600.00. No. 399—An acre of Iand with : BUSINESS STANDS No. 387—A plot of about 2 1-2
and opened, 5 0. —An No. 352—A dandy truck, fruit 0. AE of about
Wor camo tis. bperel. ine Ne, a A Jor. Soxate 5 ju 9-room brick house, frame stable and poultry farm of Jacob Stauffer No. 834—A fine brick business] 2¢res of land along trolley at Florin,
reconstruction of Robertson t puts) Sor oro nev e, good | 2-¢ar garage, etc. = Wonderful lo-|near Sunnyside School, in Rapho| stand and dwelling on East a frontage of one block. Price we!
ang 4 9 8 30 Io eet, ef wr Hat 2g a cation. An unobstructed view of | township. Here's a snap for some|St., Mount Joy reasonable. 3
xtending from Second Street to Yoel, . . i d lan 0 |
Water Street. can remain, Possession at once Be Io Trail one, No. 376—A 20-car garage cen-| No. 388—A plot of ground cos
Hawley- Work on ndw Co Will sell more land with property if . trally located in Mount Joy, will |taining about an acre at Florim.
ftv Hotel balldi ew Lommun-|pyrchaser desires. Here's a worth| No. 400—A good frame dwelling MEDIUM SIZED FARMS sell with or without a modern |Priced to sell Reh
ity Hotel building to be resumed. [while proposition. on Marietta street. An excellent| no 910 31 gere-farm near Mar.| with all conveniences. taki h b 1 Sint
Millersburg en Plans being made No. 365-—Fine corner proper. |buy for any person living in rent. jetta and Lancaster pike, good crop-| NO. 374—A 6-room house and|;:. >°0 Dave a number of proper File
for dedicating local airport Soin : 3 P=} sk ties that owners do not care to have i
aaa : DOr: and lot adjoining, at trolley lir No. 405—A frame dwelling, cor-|per, lots of fruit, excellent tobacco|3:0v¢ Toor, owner now doing a advertised. If yoo don’t find what eo
Philadelphia — Keystone Auto- | house has all conveniences, large ner property and will sell for only and truck farm. Only $4,000. nice electrical business. Will sel! you want in this list, call and see San
mobile Club moved to new quarters |lawn, ane Want to se $3.000 No: 278-130 wees oF sand land Sper: sock ete. Good me. I have it. i
i Hai & 1 tt state. ’ : . — 1 . ul opportun Jaa Ee
x Willey bud 118s Jontheas V0 Soule = Iv bail No. 408—Lot 40x200 on concrete near Green Tree church, good soil, |ity for young man. ? J =
ero oad an 'ne streets, No. 368—A 7-room Me St. highway, at Florin, frame house, all bank barn, 11 room house, fine wa- No. 403—Frame Building 30x60 Hunti c
Kittanning — The proposed new |and modern home on Marietta St. modern conveniences, hot water ter, fruit, ete. All farm land. y g ? unting Camps

{bridge over Allegheny River here Mo do Comer Property io heat, oil burner, 6-car garage. A
wili be built by State on site of reasonable in order to. sell : very good property at a reasonable
proven: hides Bt a t No. 371—A newly built house pre gal, extra fine buildings in A1l eral bear pens on farm
rae ceneny COUN! along trolley at Florin, all modern| No. 409—A dandy corner prop- shape, best small farm I offered in| No. 404--A very good brick build-|sycl, as bear. deer, pheasants, grey
troad department resurfacing short conveniences and price only $3650. erty along trolley, very modern Years. Located on macadam high- |ing, one story about 50x100 in Mt. and black squirrel, orcupines, ete.
Ideal hunting camp. Price $2,6¢
3 stories with wing 28x30 and an-
Na N cres
No. 300--18 acres of best lime-|Other building 24x30. Wonderful 0. 262—A teact of 125 a
i business stand. L |of farm and timber land, house,
stone land in heart of East Done- a or. ot 80 ft Bar oe Halt od land. Sew

here.
Coatesville—Work started

a

hangar at local airport.
pon — State Highwg RD e-
will improve Thir