The weekly bulletin. (Florin, Penn'a.) 1901-1912, December 21, 1910, Image 13

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    THE WEEKLY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Wednesday, December 21, 1910,

Shipped 15 Carloads of Truck
Fifteen carloads of onlons and
thousands of tons of cabbage have
been shipped from the Heinz plekle
farms at Middletown this season, Be-
51000
«1 wouldn't take a thousand
dollars for the good VINOIL has
done me, I was told that Cod Liver
Dil was the medicine I needed for
y weakened condition and poor
blood, 1 could not take the greasy
ixture, and whan our druggist told
oy that VINOL coataiued not only
ic iron but all t!.» tuedicinal prop.
s of Cod Liver Oil without the
ke or oil or taste, I made
ny mind that was the medicine
me. I tried it and to-day am
g and well.” $
MRs. J. T. SNYDER,
Greensboro, N. C,
sides
of eucumbers, peppers, toma
horseradish, martynias
| manga melons, All of the crops ex
cept the tomatoes were very large,
being due to the fact that this vege
table was wanted for seeds and few
were planted
The cucumbers are all put in pickle
| ments
| toes, and
only in small shipments or just as
they are needed at the various Heinz
plants, The horseradish is shipped
shortly after it is taken from the
ground.
rr A A Ie
Fell Down Steps
Mrs. Michael Kissling, who resides
on Second street, Marietta, was the
victim of a serious falling accident
at her home Friday morning. Mrs.
Kissling was in the act of descending
the steps into the cellar when she
lost her balance and fell to the bot-
tom. No broken but
the bruises are numerous to
mention.”
tl — -
For Sale- thoroughbred
Golden Laced Wyandottes, 1 cockerel
and 6 pullets. Mrs. Wm. H. Gantz,
Mount Joy, Pa.
You Wise to Santa Claus?
arantee the gonuineness of the
timonial,
sell VINOL with the
standing that if it does
ive the purchaser per-
satisfaction, we return
ney without question.
Il you try a bottle un.
ese conditions?
W. GARBER, DRUGGIST
Mount Joy, Pa.
bones were
“too
-Seven



this there have been large ship-|
at the farms and are not sent out!

PLEASANT HILL |
We are getting an ample supply |
of the white element here at this |
writing Winter is certainly on the |
| ob and all appearances has |
to An winter |
means an early spring, so let'er go
gallegher
|
A CANARY
from
come stay early
neeting that is be- |
the Church of the
Brethren down Rheems well
(attended and a good spirit is mani
| fested there in which means a whole |
[lot. |
A lone gunner was canvassing Har-
|
|
| The protracted
|
ing conducted at
at is
field in search |
f a stray L y as - |
of a stray bunny that was not round | FOR THAT XMAS GIFT WILL BE
ed up during the opening campaign
on Saturday. [A CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE
Frank Reapsome and your corres-| GIVER BY ITS SWEET TUNEFUL
pondent were busily engaged MELODIES.
week in getting his tobacco crop in OANARIES, PARROTS, CAGES
shape, he having sold for 10 and 4 .
SUPPLIES WO 18 INE
to a Lancaster firm. Jacob Shank and SUPPLIES, GOLD FISH, FINE
GLOBES, ETC,
and Irvin Fridy sold to the same
Visit Our
party at the above named figure.
Miss Barbara Neideigh, has been BIRD DEPARTMENT
Open Every Evening Until Christmas
vey Hostetter's corn
last
confined in the house with a severe
cold, therefore being unable to at-
tend school last week.
Mrs. J. E. Williams and Mrs. E,
R. Neideigh attended the Bible ser
vices held in the College Chapel last
Friday evening.
J. E. Williams and
pondent attended Bible at | me
the College last Thursday evening. HOT
Wm. H. Beittel & Co.
Racket Store and Pet Shop
your corres- | West King & Water Sts, Lancaster.

services
The undersigned having remodel-
y be : ed the old Mooney Hotel, adding a
into a bucket of milk, got a little L00 | nymber of sleeping rooms, bath, ete.,

We had duck at the fort |
last Sunday and all enjoyed the festi- |
vities to
There was one like the cat that fell |
a roast



a considerable degree; |

Yes? Then Get Wise to Us!
|
|at the
NLD) ’ 1 A}
t us FILL YOUR STOCKING with good holi=
y printing. We can start business your way
d keep it going your way all through 1910.
he
DE De JUD
ive us your Advertising.
Take the Home Paper.
Start the Netw Year right.




B. MARTIN & CO.

Ryas, Pictures and Novelties
FOR XMAS.
pictures and Engravings;
and Pictures, all sizes.
Handsome newest designs in frames; odd
mes for Photos
le to order, we carry the largest line of mould-
will find our prices for framing very low.
pictures,
Work promptly
Frames
s, and
ne.
ma
you
0il Paintings: Steel Engravings, Photos.
ind
time to have those Floors done over or
rood
[Let us give you an estimate.
2. MARTIN & CO.
'orner Wes! King and Prince Streets, LANCASTER, PA.
parquetry

aps and Gloves
‘EK HAVE THE LARGEST LIN E OF CAPS FOR
AND BOYS IN THE CITY.
STIFF and SOFT HATS
IN ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES AND SHADES.
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
AND GLOVES
much of the good thing. |is now prepared to entertain trans-
Harry Zeigler our Marietta butche r|ient and regular guests.
failed to last RESTAURANT
fort owing to bad roads |in connection with hotel
Jacob Eby Williams butchered a |Will serve in season.
last | OYSTERS and CLAMS in any style
traveling TURTLE SOUP, Ete. Ete.
the Private dining ladies.
not
materialize Saturday
where he
porker week.
here
fell
Automobile around

who room for
in it.
Neidiegh who had been
plant
at present is like boy
of the
Edward R
i:
|
J. W. McecGr-innis,
PROPRIETOR |
out balloon
Masonic for
vd
his
ng up on the
everal months surrendere his job
Notice
Hostetter,
deceased,
Administrator's
Estate
| late of
|
and turned attention
his
on Friday
of Christian F.
Mt
Enos Floyd who had been employ-| Letters of
ed the |
threshing season has secured a posi-|dersigned, all persons indebted there-
Buch [to are requested to make immediate
Elizabethtown, payment, and those having claims or
shift. demands against
Our produce of Florin paid them without delay for
45 cents in hard cash last Thursday to the undersigned, residing
for eggs. The chickens have caught |in East Donegal township.
on to the game and only one egg a ROHRER STONER
day is the allowance we are getting Administrator
at this present time.
When Shank stepped into
the tobacco cellar last Friday morn- |
ing he had his legs encased in gun-
ning sacks that reached to his knees.
We did not catch on to the racket
until an explanation was made stat-
ing that snow banks of no mean
dimensions the obstacles he
had to contend with in his perambu-
lations.
Harvey
to getting tobacco ready for mar-
ket. Joy Borough,
Administration on said es-
by Phares Landis during [tate having been granted to the un-
tion with Son’s Company in
working on a night
the same will pre-
man sent settle-
ment
Coyle & Keller, Attys.
Jakey
For a Neat and Clean
Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo
Go to
Josep hE ershey
Fine Tonserial Parlor
East Main St., Mount Joy, Pa.
were
Hostetter was busily
ployed hauling for Horace
Will the Mount Tunnel Ceme-
tery for building purposes.
They inform me that wild geese
were seen sailing majestically thru
the air near here on Sunday. Hence
em-
$000000000000004
We are Always Prepared to serve
Pure
Spring
Water
ICE
IN ANY QUANTITY at
Moderate Charges.
in stone
near
the snow storm.
Information has reached us here]
that Howard I. Neideigh, who farms |
the Brandt estate back of Mount Joy
lost a valuable horse last week by
colic. He is a brother of Mrs. An-
N. Williams of the fort.
Monroe Ebersole chief engineer of
the Landis threshing combination
has closed business for the year.
Very
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year.
$ J. N. Stauffer & Bro.
$ Mount Joy, Penna.
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——
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas Co.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is Rates Moderate
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che-
ney & Co., doing business in the city of
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that¥said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS foo each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
ie isi Bxchange Hotel
Sworn to before me and subscribed In | Mount Joy, Pa.
my presence, this 6th day of December, |
J.M.Backenstoe, Prop
A. D. 1886.
LI
American Plan
A. W. GLESAON,
Seal.) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials free. Has just
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, THe Has all modern conveniences
thruout
such
been remodeled

The Mississippi
IT IS THE LONGEST WATERWAY
IN THE WORLD,
Some Remarkable and Interesting
Facts About the World's Greatest
Waterway—We Can Ride 4,200 |
Miles in a Boat in This Stream.
The longest voyage possible from
New York to any European port via
one body of water, the Atlantic
Ocean, is less than 4,000 miles. But]
an American may make a longer voy- {
age via one body of water and nev-
er leave the interior of his own coun-
try. For the length of our great
Mississippl River, which geographers
now consider really the main stream
is 4,200 miles, writes a traveler,
It is a wasteful] river; enough good
soil is ejected annually from its
mouth to make a great many farms.
If it were possible to collect and
compress this sediment, it would
make a block 260 feet high and one
mile square at the base Or, think
of it as being a quantity of rich silt
suffiicient to plaster six inches deep
800 farms of 1,000 acres each.
And water! Stand on the
bank at flood time anywhere
the mouth of the Ohio, and for every
pulse beat of your wrist there passes
14,000,000 cubic feet of
minute.
levee
below
before you
840,000,000 every
this vast
of water hill to the
For it has been found that the mouth
water,
Curiously enough mass
flows up gulf
of the river is much further from the
center of the earth than is its source.
It
or inertia,
of the
moving
“centrifugal force”
the
the
is the so called
produced by rotation
tream
The
it is
that
the
keep
earth
toward equator,
water is acted upon somewhat as
when you rapidly swing a pail of it
old earth
Missis
mertia
about head
hould
would
your
top rotating, ppl
flow north; as it i
southward
throws
That
which the
it
is not only curious effect |
rotation of the earth is
Another most
that the rig
the left
inertia
for
responsible queer
thing is ht bank wears
than
to a
the
more one, owing
westward produced by
earth's motion eastward
Any one who has ever had to lie
bed
knows how tiresome it gets and what
in in one place for a long time
a relief it is to make a change. Per-
haps this is why old “Father of Wat-
it, shifts
been
As it
its arms
States, it
uneasily.
Indians called
it
a long time.
its
across
ers,” as the
so restlessly; for has lying
in its bed lies
there upon back, with
outstretched great
shifts and
Sometimes it grows fretful from very
tosses very
weariness, no doubt, of lying in one
place; and then it flings itself right
out of bed for its banks are low.
tremendously
but they
wriggles are
to the old stream,
These
relieving
bring disasters and dismay to farmers
They feel deep-
annoyed
to
the
ensconced near-by.
ly not
when father
For
aggrieved, to say
the old
lie quietly.
squirms out
this
banks, or sides of the bed, have been
reason
raised by “levees,” just as the sides
of your bed were built up high when
little to
The the
“cut-ofts”
and prone
of
across its
vou were very
tos about. tendency
stream to make
of bends
Fol
and
multitudious crooked tangle
is productive of curious results
many of these necks are long
narrow, 15 or 20 miles around and
only two or three miles across At
time of flood the river has a tendency
It often
shortest cut
the
to take the
rushes across narrow necks
establishing new and shorter chan
nels.
“river
find
country,
Then a town which was a
it-
will
the
town” when the
self at
awa)l
sun set
sunrise i
miles from Some
times a planter goes to sleep upon
his farm in one State and wakes to
find himself in another State and his
fa ti
another.
“My
ansferred to the domain of
left thousands of
said an old woman to me
Mis
father me
rich acres,”
down in Greenville,

bake Hall's & mils pills tor constipation | as Baths, Hot and Cold Water, 3eam |
Etc.
{ Heat, Electric Light,
Send in Your Dates
in the Bulletin sale |
These notices are inserted |
for publication
Somintor. the Market Affords.

/ingert & Haas
|
s North @ueen Street, LANCASTER, PENNA.

511 11 0
TO THE FARMEBSI



YOU A FARM YOU WANT TO SELL?
NOT LIST IT WITH US.
BUSINESS IS TO SELL FARMS.
have inquiries every day and we need more farms of all sizes
ly the demand.
o nat sell every farm we list as we cannot always suit the
Your farm may be just what he wants. We do all ad-
g at our own expense, we make no charge unless your farm is
i of then you only pay us our commission. If not sold you
owe us anything.
n't this appeal to you as a straight, fair, business proposition?
pot think you can get quicker and better results from a firm
= in touch with the people looking for farms? You get the
the personal efforts of experienced salesmen, effective ad-
d our well known reputation as the leading real estate
ntral Pennsylvania.
his over, if you have a farm for sale.
heur from you.
LER BROTHERS & BAKER
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
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free of charge for every person who |
has his posters printed at this office. |
There will be of Also huneh Counter
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sales in the spring, and if sale dates | Where
conflict there is still time to change |
and them satisfactory all |
around.
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a large number
Soups, Sandwiches, Cheese,
Tripe, Oysters in Every Style
make Ete., Ete., cre served
Rk x %
BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST BRANDS
OF BEER, WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
Good Stabling Accomodation
TEAMS TO HIRE
Local and Long Distance Telephone« |
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The New Officers
The Landisville Fire Company elec
ted the following officers: President,
Ezra Miller; Vice President, F. H.
Schenk and H. C. Greider; Secretary
P. W. Baker; Treasurer, J. N. Sum-
my; Trustee, H. B. Stauffer; Fire
Chief, William Hoffman; Assistants,
John Baker, Harry Garber, D. N.
Long and D. R. Stauffer,
rr AE Qs
W. T. BRUBAKER, Manager.
European, $1.90 per day and up
American, $2.50 per day and up
For Rent
A blacksmith stand in Newtown.
Good location and fine business.
For terms apply to C. Rigel, R. D.
No. 1, Columbia, or C. H. Zeller,
Mt. Joy. 12-7-4t.
eet eee
Talk 1s Cheap
When you can get a telephone in
you house for $12.00 a year. Call
up the Columbia Telephone Company
and they will tell you all about it.
emt
Its the Talk Now
The Farmers’ Creamery will instal
a eold storage plant im the mear fu-
ture, the engine for whish is ex-
pected in a few days.
Midway between Broad Street
Station and Reading Terminal
Filbert Street.
The ealy medorate prised hotel of
HILADELPHI
PHILADELPHIA


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Send in your dates for spring sales | Table is Supplied With the Best
| that tr:
1
1
about six inches ia thieknons.
“I never
transferred then the issippi
3, ac-
ss the river now, 1 culti
OW
vated and enjoyed by my neighbor in
state.”
e world
1Nnoti
there is no stream
Mississip I
reaches near St
of cli-
he
Cloud,
the ve
nates a
eft its upper
were fast bound in
traveling by train
banks
tched
stood on its
later,
to Louisiana, have
two days and wa
again
its lap against
levees in the
lead
magnolia
waves lazily grassy
warm sunshine—levees
that through green forests o
and liveoak, scented g
orange
Ir
dens and
The area drained by the Father of
Waters 1,245,000
miles
groves
is over square
Or, think of it another way;
think of it as an extent to land that
is not only the heart of the country,
but it almost the itself,
for it is only a trifle-less than three-
fourths of it.
Viewed from the standpoint of the
farmer it comes near being the whole
thing, for the 28 States and Terri-
tories from which the Mississippi
Valley claims tribute of drainage con-
tain 90 per cent. of all the improved
farm land in the United States.
ee A A
The Susquehanna Ice Bound
The Susquehanna River at Colum-
bia was ice bound Thursday. Un-
til Wednesday there was a channel
on the Columbia side. During the
afternoon the channel was filled with
floating slush ice, and Thursday morn
ing the spaees was closed. The ice
beyond the ehannel is said te be
is
country


Our enthusiasm
owning any other
machine but
will have gone forever,
you to keep it in your home
and then make your decision
send it back to us
on it,
imperfections.

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mn
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concerning
The FREE Sewing Machine is so
great that we are absolutely certain
that if you once have it in your
own home you will never think of
that if you
once find out the convenience of
its scores of 20th Century im-
provements then the time for you
to think of possessing any sewing
pose that you try The Free for 30 days.
to sew on it
it in any way you choose—to compare it with any sewing machine you know of
Unless you are fully satisfied— more than satisfied
it will not cost you a cent—we will refund #2)! you have paid
Home
For that reason we pro-
We want
to test
We know that such an actual test for 30 days will show you thay all other
sewing machines are thirty years behind the times, ugly and full of out of date
Side by side with its beautiful French Leg design, the old style
machine will look like a Relic of the Revolutionary War.
I'o make it still easier for you to find all this out, we will sell you The FREE
on your own terms and on payments as low as
A Week
The price of the machine we do not dare to publish because itis so low that
you would think we exaggerated when we tell you in the same breath that it is the
Machine
The Most Perfect Stitching Machine
in the World,
Most durable Sewing Machine
in the World.
he The
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I'hat it has all the g | points
d all the bad points ai
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» show you its man
v and See The FREE
ever known to sewing
machines, that it has
hat it has a score
w pI want you to come to the
y points of superiority-
ice. we
for a trial
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ka your
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provide for any last minute wants you may have.
with Shoes for the entire family.
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To Our Friends and Patron
wewisi A Merry Christmas Fact
A MERRY, MERRY XMAS. TO A
We want also to call to mind the fact of our being af
““His’ Ch
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day or hour, so if you think of something in our line at th
minute, phone us, or call and we’ll be pleased to take ca
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