PACE TWO THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1931
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EDITORIAL
« When Dr. T. W. Musick, head of the Department of Busi- 3 saan TETRA a id nto] oy Pinay ¢
ness Administration at Elizabethtown College addressed our | NN 8 3 apd
Rotarians last Tuesday, he spoke on “Our Unburied Dead.” : 3 :
If only a much larger audience could have heard his dis- Be \ : : A ; Spe ELE
course. Evidently there are many unburied dead. We arein I XJ : 3 = % yt 3 Un
most hearty accord with Dr. Musick's remarks. tl : : Gi : :
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The P. P. & L. is having about as much trouble with the 5 Wi 7h, .
State as industry has with the government. The mayor at Li i = os :
Bethlehem went before the PWA and complained that their ER St el a ; pe Ln ee R.
rates are too high while R. J. Beamish challenged complex : Sa Ee Nn 3 oh No ; sei asta es g CA 4
rate schedules at Allentown. He claims that the P. P. &.L. Soi 2
has paid a half million dollars annually to the Lehigh Valley |
I'ransit company since 1928 for an emergency plant which T T l k B R E A D M 0 d & rn Stre amlin e Wr app e r
he claims is not okey. ow n a in ad ®
Seemingly the remark of a native Lancaster countain of
To g "Op agai "OVEeS mie—2"T ife ic si o "18 Ss
German decent again proves true Life is nosing but trials TRE planes spas the comple Over: YOU CAN'T MISS THE NEW ;
and tribulations.”
A Brand New Flavorful Bread night! Streamline trains flash like rockets TOWN TALK BREAD 3 wh
over humming rails! Streamline cars whizz
THE WAY TO RECOVERY Styled to a 1938 Package along the highways! Because . . . . Stream- See the new Town Talk Display at your Re
: Just so long as the United States government keeps me od] lining saves time! grocers’. You can't miss it. It's there . 3
ing nto industry, that much longer and worse will it make ™N~ 3 THE WHEATLAND BAKERS (Lancaster easy to see, easy to buy, a pleasure to serve. $
things. ; = County Owned agd Operated) offer you a Town Talk isthe bread in the white wrap- C
Industry is to absorb the idle and would employ a great > 3 brand new leaf . . as modern as tomorrow . . i ¢
Sa HAC « Se . . dis Naturally. itis per with the red end . . . your guarantee o
majority, but when told how many hours each person may SE as flavorful as a new dessert. Naturally, itis irs fiosliness “every. time
iF : in: ; i xtre or xtra freshness every
be employed, how much wage he or she shall receive—in fact packaged in a bright medern streamline havoranc e -
everything connected therewith is regulated except the air wrapper for instant identification. you buy it. 50
they breathe—no business man can prosper. “Bill” Warner, in
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president of the National Association of Manufacturers, said : SSE : WHEATLAND BAKERS. Inc. ol
a_ mouthful Thursday in New York. He said if the Govern-
po” 4 Lancaster Cotqty Owned and Operated
nient keeps its hands off wages, hours and price regulations eS SRE SIS Reverse Lancaster 7138 ]
igdustry can and will safely make a great expansion program. Re
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KEEP YOUR FAMILY CLEAR OF THIS TOLL . Sor
The safest way to burn trash is in an incinerator. But even :
then, constant care must be taken.
In one instance, a man who had lighted some papers in an lhe, S,
incinerator, attempted to push them down and put more in. > Sr 1 ; M
The flames ignited the sleeve of his shirt and burned him seri- C
ously. In another case, a woman was watching trash burn in a om 4 = :
an incinerator which was too full. The wind veered, the flames The Streamlined train eliminates all un- The TOWN TALK Streamline \
jenited her clothing. She was so badiv burned that she died necessary decoration to increase speed wrapper eliminates all necessary )
ignited her clothing. She was so badly burned that she died | 2 alice decoration to speed up identification
iB agony. #80 in the store.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters advises against
burning trash, even in an incinerator, if any wind at all is ; M
blowing. 36, Wheatland Bakers, } Cl
“Much clothing worn today is made partly of compositions | 2
that ignite easily and burn furiously. Accordingly, greater |? . dE
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care must be taken to avoid the danger of setting clothing on | WwW by L A NE ih whe . . A ol Mt.
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fie. Load your incinerator, but don’t stuff it. Once the fire airer ora rirenas | >
2 te. oop os a3 Feri s ihc ry Rr Core 2 : : of . | EEE EES TITERS TRIE v :
is"Started, Jet it burn down before adding more. Stay well out Was Elected The radio ranks today as mere of N ei g h b ors as = Ee SE FR Check Chevro ets fo 10
of reach of the flames and keep children at a distance. an in the life of the farmer : DINETTE a = = SY deli, . ow and
: han the city dwellers. In ad | sien i <red prices 54
Fire claims thousands of lives and hundreds of millions of Le C P e {than the city dwellers. In addition N O Boro! 3 : : a Td i
a Sapa das Foire RE iol ire 0. r S. to all the entertainment or educa- ear ur | EE SE 8 5 vC As
dellars annually in America. Keep your family clear of this | tional features of radio service en- : ] 7 £5 AN Sakae Cheek, the Small cash 8
toll! (From page 1) { joyed by city listeners, the farmer (From Page 1) hd § rE SR 2alance remginin ft, = ship
. -—-— : hei director: | with a radio Has the advantage of | : = | RAF i sh her RRS trading your getter 5
: hove HEC": | weather reports, which are broad- | Forry, Amos N. Shelly, Arthur | iE LS Pel Si Present + Salu
FIRE CONTROL IN RURAL AMERICA $ ider. dele. | €35t several times a day, by means | Nisley, Sey Tae By mek Lal Rae heck w
. : . . : Laff: whinh ka ie : vn | Marti i r, Maurlc tauiler, | & aa OER = = a 5 :
On a comparative basis, fire occurs oftener in smaller com- | gate to State Ass rs Theeting: 1 al ie is better able to plan ja De 0h Stents | Sa £ i Month | the low = 9:3
“yw - ph . - 3 3 nls WOrk—1to Kr y 3 C 7 3 y eX : > : on = bc 2 § 4 J
munities than in larger cities. Figures compiled by the Na- {J. Roy Es t Lav oy Siow he Be ar | Henry A. Kaylor, Raymond Hos- | CEE % —_=r we
Ze : : ov 8 t ay, cut an ash n, | ’ SE “Seki | EX: i ance
tional Board of Fire Underwriters show that where 9.92 fires | =} his corn, take steps to prevent | Harry ng ihn ain
: . . = 4 1 : : S gk, Al b, ayne B. | SEX oR
per 1,000 population occur annually in towns of 20,000-50,000 | 3; ak telegate: s to his crops and live- | hank bert . 4 | B {Sait LS TA Tas R ESu LT: 6:4:
Jami a. % pt : Brains ! | stock from high winds. frost. hail | Feters, Irvin Gruber, Jacob K. FE Re Sin ’ : =
population, the rate drops to 8.39 in cities in the 250,000-500,- i Sort teary gine insect invas. | Ober Aaron L. Musser, Park M.| fH SS Soe area Youll be ANE 4
s nS, insect invas- |, ier J. Earl Brubaker. Harvey g aa Ese D witha time.
000 bracket, and to 6 in metropolises housing 500,000 or 3 Sie ions, etc. The broadcasts of actual
{ Sumpman, Richard Miller, J. Earl Oat tn = Rae y = CHEVROLET 1 ay 3 7:3
mere people. rs of the ent ih 3h Jon gd. peices © | Witmer, Chester Ney, Jacob G. | EB : 3
The per capita fire loss in the 20,000-50,000 classification in | e fran BT Sa | Snyder, Paris B. Gruber, J. Edgar | : The 8 STE wv Ch Pa St.
: A on - >: > 3 wh : i cipal market centers Ph ax a - :
$1749, as against $1.36 in over-500,000 group. While : Oi, TRY ble farmer to adjust his sales j Gish, Levi B. Snyder youll know \hevroler.is Rev
| Myers, nd ad a uel ip. ! = . 2
tics are not available for communities of less than 20,000; 5° 3s GDB t id purchases in accord with cur- Mice 5 Toe Sere M20 BF the outstanding value for 1938 Su
Blok a 2 So: siti g ie Toff. wage re Bas rent market conditions. 73 : ¥ i oe 3 3 a Fale
Hao a ne Hoth fe Ca |: of food and to | conditions 3 Levi M. Kopp, M. W. Shearer, um ea 5 ; a
ures per 1, yeople anc e per capita loss are materially | : ai i Diniel O. Brubaker, Harrison G11 “6 : 1 : ren’
higher. | HUDSON MOTOR CO. SWEARS | Mller Hiram Witmer Paul Sauble, i Ee = ! oe as audit
&'ire waste is a grave problem to all the country—and it is sen ; red While going to a | BY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING {Allan Shearer, Harry G. Miller, ! - a — eae LC Te (To 08 that Chevrolet is i) oo
m@re than ordinarily grave in our smaller cities, towns and | is H { Orville Miller, Paris Ober, Samuel : : 3 i i oun
or 3 or : : : To Fy 0 W t Ar | of the Hudson Moior | G shi n FEY shieman ~~ FT] und:
villages. And on farms, where efficient fire-fighting equip- S : 1 of the Hudson Motor Fy Ea Sui Beeman ein dite : & 2 that gives you all these modern Som
ic oof in: » a fire : ; > of RINE “sh 3 | Henry . Miller, aul S. Miller, E Ea ; . . oR 1
ment is often unobtainable, a fire that would be of small con Catal ate the rst | Refer ‘Stones. Stoner. Pad RLU at such low delivered prices: The
sequence in a well protected city may turn out to be a disast- it : ; tic and type of sdver. |G Miller Samus Nisdey, Ie ~~ Sh na
« Loss of human and animal life through fire is likewise | th u nity. for the iRoforcer tag. Bricker. Irvin Bricker Elvi: Brick. aa a
high in our rural areas. i 18 up voted to vite the | ifact: , they naturally deserve, er, Amos Strickler, Cyrus Geib, 3 : re 2 VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE at 7:
Any community or district, no matter how small in popu- | aux the com to attend | according to our thinking, the ma- {Levi Brubaker, Joseph Gish, Wil- | | \ : 5 TN ET UE The
lation, can quickly and simply reduce its fire loss. Fire mar- | meeting in Ja in the | jor share of Hudsons advertising {liam Longenecker, Daniel Brene- | | : wh : vice
shals can instruct citizens in the proper technique of inspect- | Mount Jo: a VES : This share, in the {man and Daniel Wolgemuth. (FE : os : IIE CaN Christ
ing property with a view to eliminating hazards, and litera- | to | twas Fine years that Hudson has frs. Miller assisted by Mss. | | ats : he
tuge is available on the subject. “Spruce up” campaigns to a, | J ar A a] 0 2 Ge Stem was. | ALL-SILENT, .ALL-STEEL BODIES on SH
Te 1) T WwW mem ag Sl, 20 a year, or a total ner, rs. Irvin Gruber, rs. Ray- say :
tear down useless buildings, keep vacant lots clear, etc., are | mitted to | $46,102,031." i Mes ui bid SS 3 FISHER NG DRAFT VENTILATION ts Wh
a great help in ridding the community of some of the gravest | equipment for the pool table was| Think that over Mrs. J. H. Hollinger, Mrs. | [ESE sai : ; : a big
dangers. And in the matter of fire protection, many small j ordered pr ed. | who does nol believe in | Harry Zerphey, Mrs. Walter Zer- | [IEEE ; : TIPTOE-MATIC CLUTCH ry
towns and farming communities have proven it practical to] otion pictur f activities in | advertising. { phey, Mrs. Cyrus Geib, Mrs. Elam | ae a = oh
finance district fire-fighting organizations which are strateg- | Mo -ear | { Sherer, Mrs. Annie Enterline and | *On Master De Luxe models only. CHEVRQLET MOTOR DIVISION Be yeu
ically located where they may serve a wide surrounding terri- | will be shown x sor- | There is no better way to boost | Mrs. Harrison Miller. So Phat General Motors Sales , MICHIGAN | Abe
- 2 : chin of OTAGO n the | vour Susi 3 F $s 3 a :
tory swiftly and efliciently when fire breaks out. The cost of | =P of the company in the | your Susivess than by local news- | RAR : 3 RE
: 3 a Ul 3 [new year. edi. Sroly the | GIFT SU A . :
this, is the light of the service rendered, is insignificant. [ew year . Proceeds. from the {paper adveriising | SUGGESTION : platin
: f fire is that almaest al fires | 2% will probably be used to i rr When you can’t think what to buy | S NEWCOMER : 3 ton.
One of the greatest tragedies of fire is that almost all fires sist in the welfare work of the Stimulate your husiness by adver- fer Father or Mother, “THE MOUNT . » & SON, Inc. :
are preventable. : company. tising in the Bulletin. JOY BULLETIN for a year—S$1.50. MOUNT oy, p A 8
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