PENASYLVANIA DUTCH
Bumblesock Has to
This Week
A hwlikey
Say

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Now vil ich ower aw en si kivel
fol grumbera shawla fressa von des
net gshposich vetter is. Ay dawk is
es kolt ganoonk fer de haerna fom
en muley bull ferfrera, der necksht
dawk is es warm ganoonk fer fonna
pows hucka uny en ruck un de peiff
shmoka, un so mocht eva der winter
op. :
Wons kolt is hucka ich un my olty,
de Lis, byem uffa un blowtera iver
olty socha un do yetz hen mer amole
tzrick gagooked un mer hen net hel-
fa kenna shwetza waich de tzite es de
bowera do room en kreamery do
gshtart hen. Sel mole es hoechta es
batzawlt war fer milch ware about
en dawler es hunert un on selem hen
de bowera ols woners gamaint was
se hen fer era milch.
Well is es net wunderbore we de
brice fom milch nuf gonga is bis dara
tzite. Denk amole draw was de
Farmers Kreamery batzawla, abotich
letshta moonet. Se hen sivanafotsich
gent betzawled fer booter fet un era
average test war shear gore fear
pundt tzum hunert pundt milch. Sel
date about en dawler un finf-un-
ochtzich mocha. Ortlich gute, gel.
Ich denk de bowera vu era milich
noch Florin fora hen woners ga-
denkt we se gabate wara mit tzwa
dawler es hunert fer milich awfongs,
ower ve long hut sel uf gholta? Oli-
vile gin se froe won se en dawler un
ochtsich sent grega data. Of course
de waesht des se de no olly dawk
milich fora missa ower do in Mount
Shoy broucha de bowera net so uft
fora. Noch en grose ding is de op-
gshepta milich fr de si. Do on de
Farmers Kreamery kena de bowera
és era milich rey fora oll de opgshep-
ta milich grega os se vella ower
druva on Florin grega se net en
: Kreamery gabliva sin kenna vyetz
A froe si. Now grega se may dafore es
de onera kols, kenna oll de opgshep-
ta milich grega es se vella, fer finif
gent der kan, un broucha usht feer
mole de woch fora.
Ich will huffa
hen a lot foon sella kols ous
des es betzawlt ‘de hame’ bliva, un
bisness dua mit lite es se kenna.
gfoona
rere Ul A Msn
The Week in Grain
Nompiled for the Mount Joy Bulle-
tin, at Mount Joy, Pa. by Wm. L.
Bear & Co.. Pennsylvania Buflding,
Manager, Woolworth Building, Lan-
vaster, Penna.
Phila., Pa., Jan. 23, 1912.
A substantial advance
prices has been the feature of the
trade, and a factor in forcing a firm-
er one throughout the list. With a
shortage in the yield approximating
gix hundred million bushels, and ex-
treme low temperature making un-
usual requirements for feeding pur-
poses, the advance is not surprising
aside from the high level from which
it had inception. The level at Jan-
uary 1st abnormally high to many
interests in the trade, and an out-
ward movement from interior points
to an extent that might reasonably
be anticipated at the prevailing price
just at the close of harvest, seemed
eminent enough to force substantial
reductions. This led to professional
short selling and eastern’ sales by
cash interests that are now finding
it difficult to supply their needs.
Both for interior feed and for south-
ern shipment, the price has been
somewhat above the strictly commer
cial level, and this demand has been
flberal enough to abserb the rather
meager sales from first hands. The
the immediate price
suggest that agricultural
that by reason of wider experience
might have been expected to analyze
This cereal seems destined to com-
afford a good trading range.
good gains.
——— Or CI es
With the Live Stock
Never put hot water directly on
the cream.
A reliable thermometer should al-
ways be kept handy and
Guesswork doesn’t pay when mak-
ing butter.
Cracks in the bottom
‘swallow up! more

ain than the
at that.

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market situation is interesting and!
action would |
interests |
of the situation than have interests
druppa un von se vella fer era so
missa se grite un woser tzomer
shtarra.
Well, de bowera es by de Farmers
des by dara tzite
Philadelphia, Pa:; by D. B. Lehman, |
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have made a rather better diagnosis |
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conflicting factors more accurately.
for the ewes.
mand a wide share of speculative| The colt must have exercise while
and investment: attention and should growing, to develop its muscles and
Wheat | tendons.
and Oats have been overshadowed to |
some extent, but for the week show stalls’ day in ‘and day out. It will
| ruin the best colt.
When you buy a horse do you look
{at his knees? If they are all marked
{up, make careful
| cause of stumbling on the road. {
Remember that the colt has a

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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.

Wednesday, January 24, 1912
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The Donovan Company
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Don't Miss the Opportunity of Your Life
To Purchase Fresh, Stylish, Reliable Merchandise From
Foster & Cochran’s $300,000 Stock
At Less Than the Goods Cost the Manufacturers to Produce
A CHANCE LIKE THIS COMES ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME.
WE DO NOT EXPECT EVER
TO BE ABLE TO OFFER SUCH MERCHANDISE AT SUCH EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES A-
GAIN.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS, THE EQUAL IN SOME
Men, Whether You Need Clothing or Not,
Buy Anyhow at These Prices
You all know the kind of Clothing carried in the Foster & Cochran Stock,
for the famous Hackett & Carhart Co's “Uncommon Clothes;
You can buy Suits or Overcoats here with your eyes closed.
in the country.
in quality or price.
MEN'S OVERCOATS AT HALF AND NEAR
with every new wrinkle that adds to style, good looks and
in stripes and plaids.
Of the best materials and patterns,
comfort; mostly in grays, tans and browns;
made with velvet collars; 34 to 44 breast measure.
MEN'S OVERCOATS, FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $10.00
Sa fees vr nn vi satiny bg aden ®4.9R
OUR SALE PRICE
MEN’S OVERCOATS, FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $12.00
OUR SALE PRICE
MEN’S OVERCOATS, FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $20.00
OUR SALE PRICE
MEN’S OVERCOATS, FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $22.00
OUR SALE PRICE
FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $1.50
OUR SALE PRICE
FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $2.00
OUR SALE PRICE
FOSTER & COCHRAN PRICE, $4.00
OUR SALE PRICE
MOTHERS, READ THIS .
Here is your opportunity to buy first-class, well made Knickerbocker Suits
they will pronounce O. K,, Suits you will like because of their sturdy worth.
them at half price and less, of course you'll want to secure more than one suit.
such an opportunity again.
$3.00 SUITS AT $1.69
$4.00 SUITS AT $1.98
$5.00 SUITS AT $2.49
.BOYS' REEFER COATS
$4.00 COATS AT $1.98
$5.00 COATS AT $2.49
Aluminum Ware
Considerably Reduced
This ware makes the best ceoking utensils, as it
does not crack or chip. Aluminum ware is rarely
reduced, but in this sale you can buy it for these
new prices:
$3.20 TEA KETTLES AT $1.50
$3.90 STEAMERS AT $2.00
* $2.25 COFFEE POTS AT $1.50
$3.00 PUDDING DISHES, $1.47
$5.90 PRESERVING KETTLES, $3.90
$4.90 PRESERVING KETTLES, $2.90
$3.90 PRESERVING KETTLES, $1.50
IMAGINE BUYING WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL HIGH CLASS
MEN'S ODD TROUSERS

Did You Ever Hear of
Shoes at These Figures?
Fine “Queen Quality” Shoes; sold exclusively at
and the famous Reliance and Hanan
this store;
makes are included.
Women’s Reliance Shoes, in various leathers;
lace and button styles.
Foster & Cochran Price, $3.00
OUR SALE PRICE .............. $1.98
Women’s “Queen Quality;”” Shoes in different
leathers.
Foster & Cochran Price, $3.50.
OUR SALE PRICE .............. $2.69
Men’s Hanan Custom Made Shoes, of Patent Calf
and othér leathers.
Foster & Cochran Price, $6.00
OUR SALE PRICE
Boys’ Alden Mannish Shoes.
Foster & Cochran Price, $3.00.
OUR SALE PRICE

COATS, SUITS AND FURS;
CASES OF THE PRODUCT OF THE
They were agents
» manufactured by the greatest experts
You cannot go wrong
Algo in dark Oxfords and blacks
for your boys, Suits
When you can buy
You’ll not have
$ 7.00 SUITS AT $3.98
$ 8.50 SUITS AT $4.29
$10.00 SUITS AT $4.93
$6.00 COATS AT $2.98

$7.00 COATS AT $3.49
Men's Stetson Hats
Are Way Down in Price
We have them in both Soft and Derby styles.
Buy now and you save nearly $1.00 on this fine
make of hats.
Foster & Cochran Price, $3.50.
OUR SALE PRICE ............ $2.69
Other Soft or Derby Hats, in various styles at
these prices:
$1.50 STYLES AT $1.13
$2.00 STYLES AT $1.38
$2.50 STYLES AT $1.89
Do You Need Dress Goods
Read This
DARK GRAY, 40-INCH VIGOREAUX SERGE
Foster & Cochran Price, 89c
OUR SALE PRICE
SILK AND WOOL, 38-INCH GLORIOSA
Foster & Cochran Price, $1.123.
OUR SALE PRICE
SILK VELVET IN VARIOUS COLORS AND
BLACK
Foster & Cochran Prices, $2.00 and $2.50
SALE PRICES ........ §1 AND $1.25
Women's Shawls
Reduced
The lots include several styles in grays, browns
and greens.
$8.00 Shawls are $6.98
$6.00 Shawls are $3.00
$5.00 Shawls are $3.98

ped, we have decided to mark them all at Sale Prices.
“One lot is made up Of beautiful Axminster Rugs
in
floral.
The Foster & Cochran prices for these Axminsters, |
$25.00 to’ $28.00.
CARPETS, CHINA, FURNITURE, MEN'S
FAMOUS HANAN, QUEEN QUALITY
W WEEKS AGO
FINEST TAILORS OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA;
AND WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR, SHOES, INCLUDING THE
AND ZIEGLER LINES, AT PRICES FAR LESS THAN FOSTER & COCHRAN A FE
PAID FOR THEM.
Women’s Suits, Coats, Waists and Furs
At Less Than Wholesale Prices
All the garments are fresh and represent the latest modes, and are just the beautiful, comfortable
things women need for winter.
Sealet e Plush Coats
Their becomingness, rich appearance, grace and warmth make them great favorites with women.
The first lot was quickly snapped up, but we have unpacked more of the coats and they are now on the
racks.
Two full length, handsome models,
in, having wide collars and revers and fastening with large frogs,
prices.
Foster & Cochran price for these Plush Coats, $19.98.
OUR SALE PRICE
Another full length Plush Coat, of graceful cut, perfectly tailored, has a becoming collar and wide
revers and is satin lined.
Foster & Cochran price for these models, $27.50.
OUR SALE PRICE ... ili« «+s vseeensnssrssdrttasstsses sssavssconsmssstecess $14.98
$2.98 New Silk Petticoats, $1.49
Women pronounce them perfect beauties in colors and style. Certainly you never saw finer values
at $1.49, why you cannot buy the silk for $1.49. The shades include old rose,, rich reds, navy and Co-
penhagen blues, changeable effects, black and white. They are beautifully made with a wide plaited
band above a plaited ruffle .
differing somewhat in finish, both beautifully lined with sat-
are unusually fine values at their
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Dainty Lingerie Waists
They are brand new and they introduce charming advance Spring styles. All have the popular set-
in sleeves and the newest fancies in double and single side ruffles, and they are attractively trimmed
with laces and plaits applied in a variety of styles. Long and three-quarter sleeves, Three different
models at these prices:
Foster & Cochran price is $2.50.
OUR SALE PRICE ......c.cvieoneeisnn ES LE en shire sass een ay $1.79
Foster & Cochran price is $2.98.
OUR SALE PRICE .....co:cntesssssssssttstsssts sesrtrssrsretesassssonesrney $1.98
Foster & Cochran price, $3.98.
OUR SNL IPRIOE, «oi. sv svssnaniirs rt viavsnivsnssossssi vss eovss $2.49
Beautiful Sheer Waists, of Eyelet Embroidery; handsomely trimmed with fancy beading and Val.
lace.
Foster & Cochran price for these models, $3.98.
OUR SALE PRICE
$19.98 Long Serge Coats, $12.98
An extraordinarily fine line of new, full length Winter Coats, expertly tailored and lined with
Skinner's satin.
winiie a ai sye Sin ee iv emis tiiak 8 Saves sssien ses atest
Rugs at Less Than Cost of Production
One hundred handsome Rugs, ordered by Foster & Cochran for Spring selling, having been ship-
The second lot contains Heavy Brussels Rugs,
the patterns Oriental or | jn room sizes.
the newest designs,
The Foster & Cochran prices for the Brussels Rugs,
$15.00 and $16.00,
ath te va dinshy $14.50 SALE PRICE .................- $09.00
SALE PRICE

Men’s Heavy
good values; and Heavy Cotton Fleece Lined Gar-
ments.
Foster & Cochran Price, 50c.
Boys’ Extra Heavy Fleece ‘Lined Underwear.
Foster & Cochran Price, 25c.
Men’s
Brief Bargain
Hints
Ribbons;
Furnishings
Underpriced
exceptionally best colors; extra
Plain and Fancy
wide.
Foster & Cochran Prices, 29 and 39c.
SALE PRICBE.............c.....
Ribbed Underwear;
OUR SALE PRICE
Collars, Jabots and dainty
Women's Neckwear;
Side Frills.
Foster & Cochran Prices, 50 and 25c.
OUR SALE PRICE .....ccicvvesss 16¢ SALE PRICES, ...... 25 AND 12 1-2¢
Men's Four-in-Hand Neckties; reversible and Women’s Kid Gloves. in mostly all sizes and
wide ends. shades.
Foster & Cochran Prices, 50 and 25e¢. Foster & Cochran Price, $1.50
OUR SALE PRICES ...... 29 AND 19¢ OUR SALE PRICE ................ 69¢
Men's Suspenders; lisle web.
Foster & Cochran Price, 25c.
Women's Long Chamois Gloves, in natural color.
Foster & Cochran Price, $3.50.
OUR SALE PRICE OUR SALEPRICE ...c...ovnteo.s R1.69

THE DONOVAN CO.

32-38 E. King St.,
Ltancaster, Pa.

Don't keep the colts
used. small
| with care and
|crammed with coarse food, develops young Jack O’Brien meet Tommy
of thé rack |into a pot-bellied, dyspeptic, colicky
; horse.

Do not give
ch cause
tied up in |zine,
inquiry as to the
stomach, and ~- must be fed
intelligence. A colt

ter A. C., has
i 'hall on Thursday,
| fastest lads in the world.
« ‘Do not give the hogs frozen swill. young brother of Jack O'Brien; thé
them frozen or half /middleweight and has never boxed
other’s club. It was
hat he was
Manager BE

egetables. It will jpset the |outside of hg
ndigest! nd a Meith diffic
When chaff ‘or: other: particles get
into the eye of an animal, syringe or
sponge the eye frequently with clean
cold water ‘containing sulphate of
one grain to each ounce of
water. Keep the stable darkened.
A
LANCASTER BOXING SHOW
Young Jack. O’Brien. and Tommy
Rowan to Meet

Manager Hensel,"-of the Lancas-
arranged
Rowan, of Brooklyn, at Prince street
: 80598 ¢ January 26th.
: pos Mueh' of the success with hogs de- O’Brien is éonsidered a boxing mar-
and strength of the lambs (pends upon keeping them free from [vel and is believed to be one of the
‘will be governed by the feed| lice.
the names of five men submitted to
him as O’Brien’s opponent and he
picked Rowan, who knocked out
Frank Erne in two minutes at Lan-
caster. The senior Jack O’Brien
will second his young ‘brother and
will ‘also referee one: of the bouts.
There will be a different referee for
each match. The other bouts of the
evening will be Johnny Greiner vs.
Young Russel; Kid Nick vs. “Speedy”
Fritseh; Tom Droney of Lancaster
va... Young McGrady. of..Columbiaj
Kid Hoak ve. Young Otts, late of
Cleveland.
ns
. LANCASTER: JUNOTION
Frank Greider and Jonas Snavely
are busy filling their ice houses. J.
K. Phalm hag already filled his.
Miss Emma Miller and Mrs. M. Bx
Gross” were guests of Albert Kling
and family ¢ne day last week. ;
Raymond Fink and wife of Man=!
Suni 0 of hi
to have
He is a

ecured

Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
2 the Mt. Joy Bulletin. | Pg
brother, Irwin Fink.
Jonas Snavely, wife, son, Clarence
and daughter, Anna May, were guests
of Allen Hoffer and family on Sun-
day.
Reuben Strickler wife and children
of Silver Spring, were guests of Wil-
liam ‘Heisey and family, on’ Sunday.
Misses Grace
were with their grandparents,
and Mrs. B. D, Ashey, .at Manheim,
on Saturday and Sunday.
John Snavely, wife and daughter,
Stella; and son, Henry, were guests
of Alvin Hershey and wife, at Man-
heim,
Snavely and son,
daughter, Anna ‘May, Mrs. Isaac Wal-
born and daughter, Leona May, and
William’ Heisey, wife and son, Jon-
as, were at the same place on Sat-
urday afternoon. |
Good warm clothing
way to save doctor’s bills.
Gumption on the Farm
Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
Here's wishing you the best year
yet!
Ever notice how easy it is for a
man to get married who isn’t able to
support a wife?
What is the use of sucking a filthy
roll of tobacco called a cigar, any-
how? Be clean,
The self-made man is never fin-
ished until some woman gets busy |
and polishes off the rough edges. i
Footprints on the sands of time
are all right, but be careful not to
make them on mother’s clean kitch-
en floor.
The thing that uses a man up and |
makes him old before his time is to
stop work and turn into a'first-class
loafer.
t Some folks sell out and move ev-
ery time they get into a tight place.
will last for many years.
mer in the house,
yours.
and Anna Fetter see if he doesn’t.
Mr.
are one man, then,
eee tl A eer
Mrs. Wanted
Clarence,
Jonas
and
ron’ ‘Sunday.
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For Sale
et ei:

p intg the fire. Pa.
s
A Jenny Lind 'ag good as new,
| That is jumping out of the frying Call or address H. G. Stauffer, Mt
is a capital
See that
the wife has her share. A warm coat
When your husband wants a ham-
just take him
He will bring you a better
one the next time he goes to town,
When the producer and consumer
indeed, the dis-
tance between them is reduced to a
minimum. Raise everything possible
for your own use on your own farm.
A lady to make her home with a
| good family over winter and assist.
| in ‘general housework. Good wages.
Address Box No. 35, Mount Joy, Pa.

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editor.
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which wil
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contain a |
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Joy, Pa.

The state
Fire Compa
Thursday e
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Residents
now enjoyi
electric light
of Lancaster
nating curre
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The Colur
Pennsylvania
11.25 o’clock
to Bainbridg
\ car.