wn PAGE EIGHT “, ~~ N CoN, FOR SATE swing with stand, newly Re covered. Apply, Chas. Z. Derr, West Mz: —_— ac A “which cause » (his easy bladder rive out impurities and THE MOUNT JOY B | Why Get Up Nights? | [)CAL DOINGS | Make This 25¢ Test | physic is needed excess irritation that re- sults imseg pains, backache, burning em en Mt. Joy, Pa. Phone 72R5. may 13-tf|and getting up nights. BU-KETS, the | MR. AND MRS. CHRIST KINSEY oC ‘ipladder containing buchu, WILL RETIRE FROM THE © NOTICE—No Fii¥mg,_ or Loafing | Juniper oil, ef, works on the blad-| RESTAURANT BUSINESS — allowed around the Frog ) ble x Bing ae gar | LEASED THEIR PLACE OF dal sser yun tor oil on the bowws rel a <9 | Ralph H. Musser, Mount Jor. Ti | bor oi 0 Me) tron your druggist. | BUSINESS. 'After four days, if met relieved of | rere WANT TO DO A LITTLE TRUCK |getting up nights go back and get{ Mr. Cyrus Wittle is able to be FARMING?—I have an acre of good | your money. You are bod to feel | apout again. soil, manured past two years, that [better after this cleansing dd you Mr. and Mrs. John Cosgrove spemt want farmed on the shares. Very your regular sleep. Sunday at Lancaster. convenient and could be in Sold at E. W. Garber, Druggist. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moose and child- | evenings by working man, ll it en so eee et, r= ren spent Sunday at Philadelphia. puce. Jno. E, Mt. an Mrs. Harold Kling spent the week ort PRIVATE SALE! | end at Perry County with her par- FOR RENT—Two Houses at Floris, | ons. : along Main street. Rent $12 and $1 The Missionary Society will meet per month. Latter has garage. 3 CARLOAD OF UNION COUNTY |at the home of Bertha Kraybill this ply to Jno. E. Schroll, Mount Joy | T. B. TESTED evening. apr. eo Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Deitzler and WOOD FOR SALE_I have a loti F h C & S daughter, Phyllis, spent Saturday at of cord wood sawed stove length |} res ows pringers Lebanon. which I sell reasonable at all time s. | MOSTLY HOLSTEINS Mr. and Mrs. Christ Kinsey will John W. Kreider. Telephone 142R21, | move to their bungalow on Choco- Mount Joy. apr22-4t-pd late Avenue. “FOR. SALE — Wrapping Counter Mr. and Mrs. William Buller an- and a fou Show. Cases. EW. Gar nounce the birth .of a daughter on ber, Mt. ‘oy aprid-tf Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spangler were NOTICE—1 do lawn mower sharp- callers on Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hock- ening, This is a good time to look at enberry on Sunday. your mower. “also. do saw filing at Mr. and Mrs. Christ Malehorn and my residence on N. Barbara or Lizzie Herr attended Love Feast at Jno. W. Connor, Mt. Joy. apr.8- as ML . Elizabethtown yesterday. _GOOD MIXED NO. 1 HAY FOR ALSO 510% lis AND SOME Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch and Mr. SALE By the {oR tr tuck load. F AS and Mrs. Harvey Shank and two H_ Baker, Mount Joy, Pa. sons spent the week end at Charter FOR SALE, STOVE WOOD— Thursday, Oak. Mr. and ‘Mrs. ay 14, 1931 George Geyer visited Sewead in 12 in, bi consists of with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo oak and Saal per truck load Cobb at Elizabethtown on Mother's or $7.50 per cord wered-~Jeacah,| $10 YARDS Dav. g Baker, Phone: 17, Manhein 8. AT Jo% PA Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook and > daughter, Olga, of Lebanon, visited EXECUTOR’S NOTICE J B K & B with Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Deitzler, on Estate of Martha B. Strickler, late . D. PO: | sunday. of RB Remmi Twp., Lancaster Co. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheetz, of the >a., deacesed. le > f Barris ry Letters Testamentary on said es |SALE OF MOUNT JOY BOROUGH ome 5 fms "Pont tate having been granted to the un- BONDS several days with Mr| and Mrs. Har- dersigned, all persons indebted - ry Hersh. thereto are requested to make im- otice is hereby given that the Airs. Katie Winters returned home mediate payment, and those having |ough of Mount Joy, Pa, will receive by... after spending several months claims or demands against the same | bi for the sale of its bonds in the Sith Ter daughter. Mis, Ed. Stoll at will present them without delay for |sum)of $40,000.00 issued for the pur-- settlement to the’ undersigned, re-|pose%of providing funds for the erec=A bittsburgi. is ard siding in 40 North Broad St, Lan- | tion filtration plant and other imeq Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wagner anc caster, Penna. prover ents to the Borough sons, James and Robert, of Cleona, HUVER KREIDER system) bearing interest at the rated .;jjeq at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Kendig, Atty. Executor | of 49 ger annum, geyalls = fy J. C. Deitzler. 1 and July ree Ol Mr. and Mrs. John D. Easton and ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE The bonds will be dated July 1, 331 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rehrer and Estate of Frederick F. Baker, late and follows: children, autoed to Oberlin, Schuyl- of Rapho township, deceased. $10,000 July 1, 1941 kill Haven and Pottsville, on Sun- Letters Testamentary on said es- $15,000 cq July 1 id day. tate having been granted to the un- Ens Nii lor 3 16D A joint meeting of the Ladies’ dersigned, all persons indebted there- f S00 $800 with cou ois nie ’Aid Society and the Women's Mis- to, are requested to make immediate | 9% an xX. X oupons bol ub the St. Marka avment. and those having claims or | tached, with pri lege of Society, of the St. Mark : hey acaingt same will present |3as_to princpal onlj _{ B. church, Mount Joy, was held at them without delay for settlement to Sealed bids for dl or any part of the home of Miss Sue Brandt, last tl m rsigned Be said bonds will be by Jacob evening le undersigned, 1 7 H. Zeller, Secretary of Council, Mount =e = os ANNA H. BENE NAY Pa Joy, Pa, up to four \ o'clock p. m«’ Mr. and Mrs. Anomas the GTR SHEAR Wiha 4 | Eastern Standard Timé& on Mondays] propriefors of “a tea house, above y Hi as R 3 Pa June 1st, 1931. All bids must be will take charge of the \ 1-6t : aig vie oral accompanied by certifidd check Kinsey Restaurant on Friday of this a hia K_ Ober Public 2% of the par value of th bonds for week, at which time during the .af- y Henry K. er, Notary > which bid is submitted, paygble to the4 on Wud eveding and free ticket ™WBIDS W BE RECEIVED by the order of the Borough of Myunt Joy vill be give mn very wrchase, for BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the my, jah to reject any or aj bids Pe siven on « purenane, Séyool District of BE. Donegal Town. reserved. a Gold Watch also two dollars and shiphfor Busses for the following For further information ly to-ffifty cents ($2.50.) roule John, A. Coyle, Borough Solicityr 110-7 ———— 1, Hiestand's Office, Penna., Maytown High School. a., to Union School House returning Mar | gost King to Street, Borough of | JOHN L. MURPH President. of Count 13- Lancaster, Pz > SALE REGISTER. If y.a want a notice of your sale ery mail daily. Also has water and a spring that didn’t of fruit on the premises. summer vacations, week-ends, fishing, deer, squirrel, turkey, r and bird hunting. drive from Mount cheap for quick sale. Mount Joy. Joy. Will and on a stone road with rural deliv- running during last Summer’s drought. A lot | No better or more convenient place for spending | Less than 2 hours Jno. E. Schroll, apr.8-tf ceeding the fail | of the corporation amount charter or by laws.” 100°. John A. Coyle, Solicitor. May inserted in this register weekly Route No. % Florin, Penna. to fo Sh tH dav of sal ABSO Maytown High%School, to Lincoln ron: now anti day of sale, ABSU School, to Mayto High School. RADIO SERVICE—Power Pack | LUTELY FREE, send or phone us Route No. 3, M@wvtown, Penna. to| Work & “PRCA. R. M. Zook, | your sale date and when you are John Mumma's, WaW’s Hill, to May-| Phone 44, 3 66 Donegal Springs | ready, let us print your bills town High School. to®onegal Springs Road, Mount Joy, Pa. Teel 0-tf That’s the cheapest advertising you Church, to Bull Moosé§farm road, to ee can get. Maytown and Elizabeth¥wn road, to| IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Wednesday, May 20—At 7:00 P. Maytown High school. vA OF LANCASTER COUNTY M., the regular weekly community Pisses 10 seat 22 nN a : Ch th sale of cows, shoats, poultry baby Bids must be rece y mendment o arter o el sunles otatook my ary by 12:01 P. M., Way 28, | Mougt Joy Cemetery Association. apples, potatoes, merchan 1931. 3 rust Book No. 30, Page 46 58, ste. Jy C. 8. Frank & Bro. The board reserves the ri to] Notich, is hereby given that on Sat- | See advertisement. reject any or all bids. urday, y 16, 1931, at ten o'clock A. Saturday, May 23—On the premis- G. A. RAUB, Secly., M., an appjication will be made to the | es in the boro of Elizabethtown, pub- Marietta, Court of mmon Pleas of Lancaster |iic sale of real estate by Edward School District, East Donegal Tw County, an amendment to the | prace. adm. of the estate of Daniel Marietta, Pa., May 4, 1931 may4-3§] Charter of e Mount Joy Cemetery | pj... qec'd PAssociation by%striking out the words Yace, decd RECREATION CAMP FOR SALE— [in Section 2 “The Corpora- Stet ctl) Meer I have a 32-acre tract of land in the |tion shall have Power to contract for, CONGRATULATIONS west end of Perry Co., on which there |purchase and ta a conveyance in an is a 2%-Story Log Plastered House, |fee simple of in Mount Joy | wr. D. H. S. Derr celebrated her 6 rooms, front porch entire width of | Township, in said Cdunty, not exceed- birthday Tuesday house, newly built 2-car garage. With |ing ten acres in the\whole” and in- M i 1 Dorr her the property I will give the entire in lieu thereof the following: | °° IS rer Ory celohrated: Mel equipment comprising beds, cots, bed- | “The Corporation shall fave power to birthday last Friday. ding, all furniture, dishes, etc. This|hold, purchase and transfer such real Evelyn Kuhn celebrated her 7th place is one mile from a state road and personal property as the purposes | birthday the past week. requi not ex- limited by its eee SDA Five Were injured The proposed Amendment \s now Five members of the Shade A. C. jon file in the Prothonotary’s office in | haseball team of Harrisburg were ancaster, Pa. injured Sunday afternoon when a trogt | Zimmerman, Myers & Kre teach 3 they were loft APT: 29-3t Solichto ruck in which 3 e riding t the highway and crashed into a tree sell near Elizabethtown. A front tire Have St., 5 and 6 rooms, one heat, both have water and *wo car garage. Rents per cent. investment. $4,000. Jno. E. side show Price ONLY $3,750 all T ask for a House, with Double Garage. has modern heat, baths, light, 20 H St., CHEAP HOUSE AT FLORIN— a Double House along Main | electrie, Schroll, Mt. Joy. jan7-tf A SIDE—That’s Dandy Double ete., and is nicely located on Delta Mt. Joy. It’s a good investment. See Jno. E. Schrll, Mt. Joy, jan7-tf has | 10 only Every lund of Insurance blew out. — — Six Want to be P. M, applications for civil were given the compe- titive tests Saturday morning in the new Junior Senicr High School building at Elizabethtown, in compe- tition for the postmaster at Mount Gretna. lis coos esi Six service examinations life anywhere in position of Former. Resident Honored ouse gas, You can get al. the news of locality for less than three cen week thru the Bulletin. this ts a Turn useless articles pur classified column. about your home into cash. Advertise them in Howard G. Smoker, Five Points druggist at Columbia, was honored when he was elected president of the Lancaster County Pharmecutical As- sociation at its annual meeting at Lan- caster. “Doc” was a former druggist here. rem GQ ee: Cows at Private Sale Commencing Thursday, May 14, J. tf I) FIN 5 (8 Bs # { [West Main St., Bian oa i GUARANTEED J’ ON 5 Tis Chie Tok FUTURE REFER x t B. Keller & Bro. will offer a lot of T. B. Tested fresh cows and springers. Also stock bulls and shoats at private sale at their stock yards here. See Advertisement. rei AM Marriage License Vernon G. Stahl, Marietta No. 1, and Esther S. Hollinger, Elizabeth- town No. 2. "a reer QQ errr You can get all the .news -of this J ade ed NOS Tp. oe \ 1 Ann odes * > >, 7 %! $0. 0 Cae 8 9, * ann i 9, (O48. * * /\ 9, od * 9, PA A 51 00-51 9552 50-$ WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 MILANS AND MAY 18th, 1931 vido odode odode ado deed STRAW HAT DAY SATURDAY, e Have An Unusally Attractive Line This Season MAS — LEGHORNS — PREITY LINE OF STIFF STAWS ANDMAT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER ° 3.50 and a few at $5.00 2, . Je ale ede ade ZX 9, 9 o> %%, au: % ode] * 9, 9, ho % 9, 2 * Ob. 0. 0. 0 RaXaXaXaXe Ca) * OO, 0. 0 (SOS 09040 0% 2% 9. > 9% * 9. 0. 0. 0 000, KZ 08 SHOES SHOES REAL SNAPPY YOUNG MEN'S STYLES \ $2.95 $3.75 $3.95 $5.00 $6.00 br 9, OK) + 0 00 0 0, ho? 0%? 9% 06% KJ ho %% CK) ho? * SAX @, 0, 0. 0 0 0 $00 04909 96% 4 9, * O40 0 90 0 9, > >, 9, + 4, 9 XX 7 9, $0.4 > {a 7 >, J + 0 * J > 9, Cael 9, > GENERAL NEWS FOR BUSY F OLKS, INTERESTING HAPPENINGS FRO ALL OVER THE COUNTRY FO THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WH HAVE LITTLE TIME TO READ. R | 0 | A crowd estimated at 10,000 saw | airplane races at Norristown on Sun- | day | The First Reformed church at Eph- | rata, was granted a charter by the jourt Saturday. A nicely equipped beer parlor was | found in a farmer's tobacco cellar | near Brownstown. York has given the contract for an additional filter plant to cost be-| tween #450,000 and $500,000. Four Columbia lads for arrested on the Chickies. five places at | night. Slot ma- | brew were seized. 81, Manheim, | shoulder were damaging Scout property Boy | Reservation at State Police raided Columbia Saturday home Dunlap, right sustained | he tripped over a carpet in| his home, Instead caught chines .and Charles dislocated when of at destroying stray dogs | Elizabethtown, Council | there .is considering the erection of | a. dog pond. Frank Eckman, a Columbia ing goods dealer, will be heard Hicks at Maytown { violating the gambling laws. RR. iii be- fore Squire for TWO JAILED IN RAID NEAR ELIZABETHTOWN and | charged | Adolph Castiglia, Jasper Shirely, with violating the prohibition law, | were sentenced by Judge Johnson | in United States court at Harrisburg | Harrisburg, Middletown, to serve two months in the Dauphin | county jail and pay a fine of $150 | each. The two were arrested when prohi- | bition agents raided a farm along | the Conewago creek west of Elizabeth- | town on January 3. They found a| still in operation and confiscated a quantity of mash and alleged whisky. el ee mee A PLYMOUTH ROADSTER WILL BE dont Rheems The Fire Company have | bought a Plymouth Sport Roadster, from M. K. Enterline, which they will give away on Friday evening, June 27th, at the Rheems Hall. Tick- ets will be on sale this week. You may be the winner of the roadster. Tickets may be procured from any member of the Fire Company. Al Ms Meets May 24 The . Amgrican Legion Auxiliary will meet at the, Legion Home at 10 A. M. Daylight Saving Time Sunday locality for less than’ three cents a MOUNT JOY | week thru the Bulletin. \ May 24; to go in a body tp the Epis- copal church for Memorial services. SPORT SWEATE SPORT IN A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT TROUS HISTORY OF THE STORE Denze Sulphurous Fog Precursor of Plagu= | In his “Scenes and Legends,” Hugh | Miller relates that “one night in the ; month of August, 1694, a cold east wind, accompanied by a dense sul phurous fog, passed over the country, | and the half-filled corn was struck It shrank and whitened till the fields seemed as if with mitdew. in the sun, sprinkled with flour, and where the fog had remained in some places it stood up like a chain of hills during the gréater part of the night—the more disastrous were its effects.” In November, a pestilence hroke out, when were seized by many of the people “strange fevers, and fluxes of a most infectious na In the parish of West Calder 90 persons 300 were swept and in a little village called inhabited by only six or there were 30 corpses sore ture.” out of away, ‘he Craigs, cht families, Air Scout's Pledge The oath of the Air Scouts is as follows: “lI am an Air Scout! I am to the best of my ability the Scout oath and law. I believe in the ‘Safety in the Air! I know that a healthy mind and body are the reatest factors of airworthiness. | shall strive to further aviation by ap plying the principles of Ul matters pertaining shall always remember that a flver is an efficient flyer, and that ef ficiency comes through application. 1 will never forget that an Air Scout is first, last and always a Boy Scout, that he practices self-control, is a clear thinker, is cool-headed, a of aviation and has experi- ence. living slogan to flying. 1 good student respect for Airplanes and Birds It has been asked, “Why can’t air- planes be made to fly as the bird flies?’ La Technique Aeronautique says: Yt is well known that the pri- mary feathers of a bird's wing are dis- tinetly separated while in flapping flight. Tests made on models simulat- ing this construction showed that the lift increased three times, and drag in- creased nine times. One of the most important assets of the bird's wing is its flexibility and control—a condition exceedingly difficult to copy mechani- cally. Many scientists are studying the flight of birds to find any hitherto overlooked details of nature's tech- nique that will help man in mechani- cal flying. When inventors produce a material that has the strength, weight ratio of feathers and the hollow bones of birds with an engine which has the efficiency of a bird's digestive system and muscles, it will then be easy to build an airplane as safe as a bird.”’— Washington Star. I Philipsburg — Charles installed restaurant with store. re ee UI We ei There is no better your business than by paper advertising. Gardner in connection way to boost local news tf ie space of a few days.—London | scouting in | 1929 ESSEX COACH 930 FORD ROADSTER 1928 FORD COUPE, 1930 FORD S AND OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EVER IN ESHLEMAN BRO 1930 FORD TOWN SEDAN 1929 FORD STD. COUPE SLIP-ON BODY —1929 FORD TRUCK, Cab and Stake Boc 1929 CHEVROLET COACH SPORT COUPE oo , & & SEE THIS LINE BEFORE BUYING \ oo oe % do oe oe 9, ho? 9, > 9 * jag ego ere, 9, 0 8% % S O00. 0. 0. 0 XOX QR Xa Xe) 9 ho? ¥ A HE J 0% 9 * XD o % XO “> % WR) i 2 “ON MOUNT JOY’S BUSIEST SQUARE” 2 4 : or IS oe Goode ale oleate dois alee le fo dle RR CLARENCE S. NEWCOME MOUNT JOY, PA. I aE ES locality for less than three cents week thru the Bulletin. every 10 days. j Go Now, to Hershey's Barber Sh Agent for Manhattan Laundry ” MARKETS | Wheat, per bushel ..... Corn, per bushel ....... | Bggs, per dozen Butter, per pound .......c...... 27¢ Lard, per bound ......... +: 10% You can get all the news of this a 2 | 30 W. Main St. Setore order cing your here, see us. Crushed StoneMAlso manufac- turers of Con& Blocks, Sills and Lintels. J. N. Stauffer &"Bro. MOUNT JOY. PA. CLEANING AND PRESSING wer Prices Than Anywhere Phone 109R2 33 West Main St, MT. 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