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MT. JOY BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.

RHEEMS

J. E. SCHROLL Editor & Propr.
' PR1 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Weaver
=== lentertained at dinner on Sunday:
Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year|nr and Mrs. D. M. Weaver, Mr,
Six Months ...... 76 Cents and Mrs, Paul Weaver and family
Three Months .... 40 Cents and Mr, and Mrs. John Moseman
Single C 3 C and family, Miss Lillie Zeager, of
& opies Cents this place, and Mr. Chester Ruhl,
Sample Copies +... FREE of Manheim, motored to Safe Har-| 8
== - = bor, on Sunday afternoon. 3
Entered at the post ofce at Mount The following called at the 1%
Joy as second-class mall matter. home of . . |
The date of the expiration of your Of Mi and Mrs. Jacob E. I'S
subscription follows your name on the | Williams and family on Sunday: | ¢%
label. We do not send receipts for sub-| yi» Mrs Willis Hirsh, Mr. |
scription money received. Whenever : os . : | 6
you remit, see that you are given pro-|ind Mrs .Benj. Miller, Mr. Isaac '$
per credit. We credit all subscriptions | Kettering and sons; Mrs. Sarah
at the first of each month. traub at rhiar Av nd )
All correspondents must have thelr Straub and daughter, and Rev, and
communications reach this office not | Mrs. 8S. S. Shearer. [
later than Monday. Telephone news Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover en-|
fmportance between that time and tavriiina ; Ne x nv >
o'clock noon Wednesday. Change for ained at dinner on Sunday:
advertisements must positively reach| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Detra, of eke
this ofiice not later than Monday night. |Qunhury; and Mr. and Mrs. Earl| $
New advertisments Inserted If copy |. ... 0° 1 hier a ie
reaches us Tuesday night. Advertising| Kreider and daughters, of Lan-|
rates on application. caster. | %*
The subscription lists of the Landis- There ve harvest home Ser-|
ville Vigil, the Florin News and the| Ther 3 will be on J 1g
Mount Joy Star and News were merged | Vices at the Green Tree church on | 8g
with that of the Mount Joy Bulletin, | Saturday afternoon, Sept. 2 [3
which makes this paper's circulation Cope’'s corn drying factory has |
double that of the paper's or- Ste. PM TUE CMY Ee) 3
weekly. started drying 1933 corn | 6@
= Tee wee orop on Tuesday morning |
EDITORIAL Mary Heisey, daugt |
and Mrs. Henry Hei:
————— Columbia, spent last tl
EDITORIALS her grandmother, Mrs. Susan Hei-
EVERY PURCHASE HELPS Sey 3
L.et the rdinar t i Liss J nent last | %*
4€ he ordinary man ge his Mis a spen ast 3
hands enough money buy | Week the Miss Jean %
the th he ads and we shall|Carro nea 3
1a road wiring pros- Mrs. Grace Garber spent last | NS
Perit) We shall not have to talk |Sund 1 noon ‘with her par-
about over production many, [€nis. J ind Mrs. Hassinger, of |%®
many years to come
It a good time to Not Ru has re- &
enough inflation yet to the | turned to the home of her mother, $s
things cost what they're worth, |Mrs. Susan Heisey after spending *
Every purchase helps business and {ber summer vacation in Washing- |
makes work, ton. 3
Mr. Dick Heiser, employer of
yA WWaavar non. | 0
ADVERTISING | BEGETS he Ve his ov NS
IRIN QR e ates getting a sitior at
BUSINESS 0 2 posaon 8
= i wd Steelton.
It seems that when sales volume ys J : >
fell off of - Mumma, local cattle and
fell off on account of the depres-|._ .. } we
: . 4 oF : implement dealer, transacted bugs
sion, some manufacturing and |. 3 te
mercantil Stitt = iness in Elizabethville on Monday | %¢
mercantile institutions affected |e 0 3
sought put blame — — 2
and said the newspapers had de- *%*
teriorated in sales-producing abil- MA Y'] OW >
ity. That fallacy has been ex- 3
ploded 9
Wise ivertisers have ON-
hl Yorn sar have demon M1 D. Sload suffered |*%®
strated t the percentage of +} foot
sales ld have been muck . i foot,
= $s ia have beer muc n small- past wee The oe
€ he 1ey not persiste ad-
vertised fon ir SE ag Columbia on >
a So i S. The larg- Columbia and 3
nt ue Bry ons, . aobali- eball game, Mr. Sload *
Ss res nd 1 ers of nto ~
ment stor and maker ) auto member of the Maytown | ede
mobiles, have been the largest ad-
vertisenrs The 20)! o thei 3 iis Ld
Sim _ The yosuine hi ear Florence Trone celebrated
business has corresponded: to TVs oF
a 1gss Da Dohded: 10. 1ae thday Thursday, August 25. *
size of their mnewsps: s religious- . lad
1s Heir fous rs. Geor Black and Miss 4
ly f« the things they e : : ¢
: ig tN they need. Dieb superintendent of | 8
¢ 1 al, Pittsburgh, and
AN ABUNDANCE their father, John Diebler, of Fal-|%®
Everything God made is here in |mouth, spent several days visiting
the same abundance that has al-|friends here. NAN
Ways characterized His creation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 3orn and
There is an abundance of life and (son, Camden, N. J., visited Mr. |%®
the things that support it—food,]and Mrs. I. W. Carpenter on Satur oe
clothing and shelter There is an |day. 3
abundance of all the things that Misses Annie and Lizzie Miller,
make life worth living — peace,|Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Broske and *
quiet, gentleness, love, good deeds, |[son, William, spent Sunday at the
gratitude, energy, thrift, compan-|Central Manor campmeeting. be
ionship. Now what is lacking from Rev. and Mrs. Luther Straley of 3
the picture? Only the one thing| Athens, New York, are visiting the *
which man has created—Money. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Money, we hear every day, Straley
scarce, and tl the comm George St vy. of West Chester oe
that has back . |spent the week end with his par
When we impe to |e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straley **
the ciret yn of money or when and Mrs William Mason
we have invented a circulating daught p ne Mariet- RR
medium to take the place mon- i sor sburgh
ey. we will move on as if nothing ith Mr. A
had ever happened ind Mrs *
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REMEMBER AN OLD TRUTH [Bla &
hare ia 5 we ar curious ++i. | Mrs
There is a r¢ curious atti- 3
ude abroad now the kingdom **
£ of the politi- Spe oe
the trend of with Mrz 3
the trer of ge
of govern- o
higher taxes—but
additional costs *
of by the new oe
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ax on liquor is a {ALL MILK PERMITS
: this + this a ee
Bis. At i MUST BE RENEWED | *%
states have ratified oe
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public| The present permits to sell milk in| $
he effect|Pennsylvania expire August 31, the %
produce mil-|Gtate Health Department's bureau of | 4g
Ina POS milk control today announced. EC
S. more SOV"! Five thousand permits to sell milk in | Jo
Pennsylvania were granted last year. | $
The milk code requires that applica- 5
: : le in the | ¢%
tions of ra renewal were on file in the |
Health Department prior to June 1.|¢J¢
Everyone who sells milk, including | 3
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