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EDITORIAL
One way to please a woman is to
Jot her do as she pleases,
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Is marriage a failure? Huh! Ask
®dna Goodrich and Lina Cavalieri
» . . .
The Russian bear feels comfort-'
able with its feet on a Perslan rug.
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cabinet more
gets a new
France gets a new
frequently than a man
hat.
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In whooping it up, Chicago goes
the limit in starting the whooping
eough party
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Princeton university has elected a
mew President. It's sink or swim
mow Woody
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No state should put forward a
favorite son unless the country at
large knows his last name.
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By forgetting politics a few min-
ates Congress may
thorizing the parcel post.
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“Taft equals Roosevelt,” says a
headline. Not quite; T. R. is 233
speeches and 796 editorials ahead.
* - > *
Of course Dufermline expects
andy Carnegie to do something
handsome for it in return for that
statue.
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With one convention on the 18th
and the other on the 25th it looks
as if we might have a two-ring circus
next summer.
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When the weather man speaks of
mean daily temperature he does
not use “mean” in the usual sense,
but he might as well.
. . . »
Tyrus Cobb has given up his at-
tempt to elevate the stage. He will
spend hereafter in elevat-
ing his batting average.
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his time
There are times when the czar
must wish that he had in his own
cabinet men with such moral back-
bone as Morgan Shuster.
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When a woman sees a man she
once refused, going ahead in the
world, she never stops to figure out
the reason for his success.
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Uncle Andy Carnegle says that the
Iron and Steel industry has no need
of protection. We can forgive him
averything for saying that truth.
. . LJ .
Having selected a president, we
suppose China will now be holding
torchlight parades and having rear
platform speeches, Allee samee Mell-
ican Man.
$4990 99e
The voices of three typical Chi-
eago men are to be preserved in
phonographs. To give this experiment
a truly local flavor they should be
recorded by crying “help.”
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If this fad of carrying dynamite |
around the country spreads much |
more we may see Pullman porters
and transfer men handle baggage |
with some respect.
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Census Director Durand reports |
that there are 1,000 more unmarried |
women in Washington than un-|
married men. This puts a premium |
on local leap year activities i
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Mr. Edison says he likes to read |
novels, because they don’t require
him to think, and it is und
that authors like to write them for
rstood
the same reason.
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“For fifty years the south has vo-
ted solidly for Northern
tial candidates. Is there a reason
under the sun why the North would
not vote for a southern man, if he
was of the right That’s
presiden-
calibre?
easy. Not a reason under the sun
or anywhere else. !
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Mr. Carnegie in testifying before
the Congressional Investigating
Committee expressed his pleasure
in getting ahead of John D. Rocke-
feller in an iron ore deal. It would
do the rest of us much good too if
we could merely get even with John
D. for the price of oil he forces us to
pay.
S——l CR
For Save
Several good Building Lots front-
ing 95 feet on South Barbara Street,
Mount Joy and extending in depth of |
that width 154 feet. There is a good |
stable on these lots that could very
easily be converted into a double
dwelling. For further particulars
apply to Lewis Seeman, Mount Joy
succeed in au- |
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HELP YOUR HORSE TO
HELP YOU
He can’t tell you what he wants, but
I can. Rein him up to my shop today
and let me fit his shoes wit
ROWE
Improved Tool-Steel Centers
Only Ring-Point Calks will do for him.
Only Ring-Point Calks should do for
you. They cost no more than others
and wear twice as Wak: Only Rin ne |
Point Calks have :LDED TOO
STEEL CENTERS. Self-sharpening —
stay sha Your horse needs Ring-
Point Calks. You need the saving on
shoeing bills. Stop at the shop. I'll
put the Calks in — you can take them
out whenever you wish, Your horse
will travel farther, faster and safer over
ice and frozen ground with Ring-Point
Calks. The little cost today will be
doubly saved tomorrow.
C. S. Longenecker
MOUNT JOY, PA.
BEAUTIFUL SILVER
|is always appropriate for Wedding
Gifts, Birthday Presents, etc. No-
| where can you find so extensive or so | them, and cover
Silver as here..
RV, FEGL EY |
East Main Street,
The undersigned having remodel
ed the old Mooney Hotel, adding &
number of sleeping rooms, bath, etc
is now prepared to entertain trans
{ient and regular guests.
RESTAURANT
in connection with hotel where he
will serve in season.
OYSTERS and CLAMS in any style
TURTLE SOY P, Ete. Etc.
Private dining room for ladies.
J. WW. McGinnis,
PROPRIETOR
We are Always Prepared to serve
Pure ‘
Soring
Water
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ICE 3
IN ANY QUANTITY at Very ® |
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PISO ELH4
Moderate Charges,
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year.
J. N. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy, Penna.
PHPLLBOGOPE00O
on 5.
“HAS. Bf. ZELLER
RE Al ESTATE AND
NSURANCE
Mount Joy
Main oy
Jing and Clerking of Public Sales
settlement of Estates.
Rents.
Surveying and Convevancing
values
in any
cy are
crafts-
care.
auty. A
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uring purchaser
stones (except
every ring, iI
against lost
diamond s)-
Over 2000 de-
signs to Sse-
fect from.
Made
for men,
women and
children.
From $2 Up
Call for Free
Birthday Card.
R. V. FEGLEY,
Mount Joy, Pa.
OLD DR. THEEL & DR. W. L. THEEL
1719 Spring Garden 8t., (formerly 585 N. 6th
id Phila., Pa.) Ria Deutscher Artz, Only German
ialist. The German Treatment, the only
aiid Cure for Specific Blood Poison, others
ean’t Cure, all use Mercury & Arsenic, worse than
the Disease itself, it’s a curse of humanity. All
Ta ye
messes. Nervous Pebility, ly us, Ys
Piles, Losses, Varicoecele, Hydroeele, Rupture & Strieture,
ne jeutilng, Kidney, Bisdder, 36 Trae Brae loo &6 Tet Ho Hosp.
Proads. Hrs, 9-4,6-93 Bun. BE.
attractive a display of exquisite Table
Bon born Dishes,
Forks, Spoons, Seftow. Ladles, etc. ? store
MT. JOY, PA.
HOTEL McGINNIS
|and put nothing back.
ore realizing the necessity of proper
ind adequate fertilization, of prop- |
lor rotation and thorough tilling their
where |
more attention has been given to soil |.
fields. In foreign countries—
enrichment than
has been demonstrated that the best |
thoroughly |
| Ginnis, Mount Joy Pa., 42
THE
Farmers’ Golumn
INFORMATION FOR
FRUEENDS
[VALUABLE
OUR SUBURBAN
The Scientific Enrichment of the
Soil a Necessity=The Proper Care
of Manure. Diversified Farming
Pays—Horticultural and Other
Notes
leaves are fine for lining the stor
age pit
Prepare land for a
plantation next spring,
Do not neglect to provide ample
ventilation for the cellar
Apples keep best in a cold cellar
just above the freezing point.
Trees injured by freezing very
often need to be severely cut back
| A peach tree will stand a heavier
heading back than an apple tree.
Do not alow stock to run in the
orchard during the winter months.
Remember that your orchard, es-
pecially the young trees; need good
cultivation.
Walnut trees thrive under almost
lany condition and do well in many
states
Keep all rubbish from about your
fruit plants so that mice cannot har-
{bor there
Move all of the trash standing in
the orchard and burn it to destroy
small fruit
|
weed seeads
Trees to do their best should be
planted in blocks or groves rather
than in single rows
Asgcertain the varieties of fruits
and vegetables wanted in the mar-
kets desired to be patronized.
If there are any limbs dead or out
of shape on the young tree
a good time to look after them.
Grow trees for post timber, lum-
ber, nuts, fruits, as well as ever- |
{ I
greens and ornamental for the home :
[an st of Mount Joy,
| 1
| grounds.
Bend all young and tender fruit
bushes and vines carefully to the
| ground layer of straw on
lightly with dirt.
It is reasonably certain that any
place a
| business man who runs a diversi-
| fied farm as carefully as he conducts
can clear from $1,000 to $2,-
1000 a year, keep up his place in
| proper order and have a delightful
country
| cons siderably in the appreciation of
he land, and he has always the satis-
| faction of knowing that his invest- |
ment is perfectly safe
On the subject of hauling manure
of the New York
“We think |
Professor Gilmore
experiment station says:
all things considered, it is better to |
haul the manure directly from the
{
stable to the fields than it is to pile |
If well |
it up for any length of time.
rotted manure is devised for truck- {
|
|ing purposes or for top dressing for
hay lands, then it must be stored but |
conditions for this |
| under ordinary
purpose losses from 25 to 45 per
cent. in the fertilizing value of man- |
lure occur, and if it is not kept rea-
| sonably wet and stirred from time to
time, excessive fermentation results,
{to say nothing of dry burning and
| leaching. Losses amounting to from
0000066000000 004; 35 to 57 per cent. have been record-
| leading from Mount
led when manure has been exposed
to weather. This loss refers mainly
to the fertilizing
| manure. It is still available as hu-
mus or organic matter when applied
to the soil.”
More attention must be paid to
| the scientific enrichment of our soil.
It will not do to take everything off
Our farmers
results are obtained by
fertilizing all the land. This can be
accomplished by
fertilizers on the land and then work- |
thoroughly
vared for the
4} na )
The main difficulties have |
been to get a machine that would
atter the fertilizers evenly over the
ground no matter what kind of a
i was A The chief ob- |
aly been the fertilizer.
7, other
arieites are lumpy, and some like
owd The erti sower to be
must be able to success-
fully handle these various com-
ial fertilizer
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60 York
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, Hunter,
‘The above letter shows
the Wilson Remedy was to
is but ene of thousands received testifying to
the curative powers of this wonderfui remedy.
Write at once to Mr. Abbott at the above
address and he will furnish you convincing
proof of the great worth to humanity of this
preparation.
rere A CRI een
The raising of nearly $300,000 to
be used in a movement to restore
Manuel of Portugal to the throne is
likely to prove an embarrassment.
Manuel appears comfortable and
happy as he is.
3 now is |
| buggies,
home. He also will gain |°®
material in the | by Jacob H.
anywhere else—it
broadcasting the |
into the soil at | Nn
BULLETIN.
COMFORTING WORDS
Them So
bad back
kidney suffere:
prove comforting
readers.
about will
to hundreds of Mt, Joy
Mrs, Christian Sprout,
Street, Mount Joy, Pa., says:
80 bad with kidney
natural and irregular in
and my back ached constantly.
was nervous and often
kidney complaint.”
sziven October 26, 1907.)
Re-Endorsement.
am just as strong in my
Doan’s Kidney Pills now as ever.
my former
gladly verity
ment o* this remedy.”
For sale by all dealers
cents. Foster-Milburn & Co.,
ed States
Remeber the
take no other
name ——Douan’s in
— ———
C. H. ZELLER’'S LIST
FEBRUARY
|
Tuesday, 2
real estate of
Fuhrman, executor.
Borough,
dec., by Chester
Thursday, Feb. 22, 1 mile
and Mount Joy turnpike, on the § Sam- |
farm- |
Ing implements and household goods, |
nel Hoffman farm, live stock,
Mrs. Noah Mummau.
Saturday, Feb, 24, at his ware-
Borough, new |
second hand |
carriages, buck boards, farm |
te Id,
turn- |
blacksmith |
horses, COWS, 3
implements by | § y
ouse in Mount Joy
| implements, new and
| wagons and harness, by G. Moyer.
|
|
| Feb. 28—On
| Maytown and Elizabethtown
| pike, near Ramsey's
shop, in East Donegal,
| shoats and farm
{ Smith Bros.
Wednesday,
! Thursday, Feb. 29, near Maytown, |
and farming implements, | 8)
live stock
by Michael Grove.
MARCH
! Friday, Mar. 1, near Moore's Mill, |
» lot of hye I Its k
in Rapho township, larg
| stock and farming iegie ments,
Michgel Walkenbaugh.
|
Saturday, March 2
Snyder farm, 1 mile north of Mas-
rsonville, Rapho township, 15 |
horses, 20 cows, shoats and farm im-
| plements by Wm. M. Pautz.
Monday, Mar. 4, near Kreybill's
| church, East Donegal township, on
{the B. O. Musser farm, live stock
{38d farming implements, by Benj.
|Z Brubaker.
Tuesday, Mar. 5, near Horst's
Mill, Mount Joy township, on the
Amos Wolgemuth farm,
| and farming implements, by
Holwager.
» .
Wednesday, Mar. 6, on
Mill, on the Henry M.
live stock and farming
Lindemuth.
Mill, in East Donegal
the Michael Seachrist
stock and farming implements,
Andrew McKee.
Friday, Mar. 8, in East Donega
township, along the Colebrook road
on the Cameron farm
Clark farm,
Tressler.
Saturday, Mar. 9, near
in Kast Donegal township,
live stock, farming
Habecker.
Tuesday, Mar. 12, at Hotel Mec
shares of
Bank stock.
First National Mt. Joy
lerms payable April 1, 1912, by
Amos W Newcomer and Ezra W.
comer, administrators of Jacob
Newcomer, dec,
Wednesday, Mar. 13, 1-4 mile
south of Mount Joy,
11 a road, East Donegal township,
horses, cows, and
ipl ents, by Bzra H. Zercher.
Th lay, Mar. 14, on the road
leadir rom Mount Joy to Union
re, on the Mrs. John M. Brandt
mules, horses, cows and farm-
iplements, by Emory Warfel.
rday, Mar. 16, in Mount Joy
1, household goods, etc. by
s of Mrs. F. A. Ricker.
7 Mar. 19, near Silver
the H. C. Greider farm,
farming implemer its,
liller.
I
k and
n March In the vil-
¢ of farming
1pl hold goods by
Zgar.
In Florin,
vagon, buggies,
1ousehold goods by Mrs.
Tarch 30—At his sale
ge stabless in Mount Joy,
horses, Ww agons , harness, etc., by Ed.
Ream.
Saturday, Feb. 3, in
Boro, household goods
Mrs. H. Peoples.
Thursday, Feb. 15, in Mount Joy
borough, household goods by Sybilla |
Boyce.
Monday, March 11,
house in Mount Joy,
all kinds, by G. Moyer.
Friday, March 15, on the premis-|
es in Rapho township (known as the |
Kready Nurseries) on the road lead-
Joy to Manheim, im-
ing from Mt.
plements, etc., by Wilson Kready.
net GY I —
Seattle wants some
councilmen recalled. It is painful for
Philadelphia to keep some of hers.
rm AR Am
Read the Mt. Joy Bulietin.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Many a Mt. Joy Household Will Find
To have the pains and aches of a
removed; to be entirely
free from annoying, dangerous urin-
ary disorders is enough to make any
grateful, To tell
how this great change can be brought
words
Donegal
“1 was
ella T Faso ooee
Get In on This Deal
NOW
tomnlaint
that my health was affected. The
secretions from my kidneys were un-
passage
selling Suits.
had chills. |
Deciding to give Doan’'s Kidney
Pills a trial, I procured a box at Gar-
ber's Drug Store. The first few
doses helped me and by the time I
had finished the contents of a box|
I was free from every symptom of |
(Statement | :
J
On January 29, 1910, Mrs. Sprout |
was interviewed and she said: 3
praise of |
endorses
rice H0 {
Buffalo
10 SUITS THAT
20 SUITS THAT
15 SUITS THAT
20 SUITS THAT
12 SUITS THAT
10 SUITS THAT
WERE
WERE
WERE
WERE
WERE
WERE
We have cut the price in half on 75 of our best
We must get rid of these and are
going to give ycu the benefit.
Watch our big window for these bargains.
25.00
$22.00
$20.00
$18.00
£15.00
$12.50
New York, sole agents for the Unit-
.
Feb. 20, In Mount Joy
Levi Shank, | #%
| &!
south- |
on the Marietta |
SPECIAL
$3.00
$3.50
$4.00
$4.50
Boys
Suits
That Were
Come early and secure the best patterns.
od
h You Want I Can
On the Abram |
Samuel
the road
Joy to Moore's |
Engle farm,
implements,
MOUNT JOY,
GO TO
W.B.BENDER)|
Marietta,
large lot
implements
and household goods, by Mrs. Joseph
along the Co- IKSHING SHAMPOO
farming
as a side line
paper, I am in
ve it done for you at a rea- |
Mount Joy '’
tools, ete., by for Standard Steam Laundry
at his ware-!
implements of |
Anyone sending a sketch and deseripti
quickly ascertain our opinion free w
ve nti on is Probab ly ps ALi J
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A handsomely illustrated weekly. T.aregest cir.
cul atic ox of any scientific journal.
four months $l. So.
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Ranch Office 625 ¥
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
code
Always Supply You
I always have on hand ai alas
of fish in season and would be pleas- |
live stock |eq to Lave your order.
ALL FISH CLEANED GRATIS
Also Oranges, Ban-
Thursday, Mar. 7, near Keagle's| ANAS, Lemons, Etc.
township, on
farm, nye!
ohn Darrenkamp
known as the |
large lot of live stock |
and farming implements, by Samuel |
PENNA.
Mount Joy, Pa. |
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FOR THE HORSE
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Administrator
Coyle & Keller, Atty.
Send In Your Sale Date
persons having sales in the
spring, whose names are not in our
giving date, name and
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