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No other aid to the housewife
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useful and certain in making
delicious, wholesome foods
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made from
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No Alum No Lime Phosphates
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married
into the firm
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Advert Joy Bulletin
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Buy your hot weather Shoes where studied as much as
Btyle.
Ask The Man Woman or Child Who Wears
Beranhart’s Shoes
Stylish Foot Wear
Tans, Black and White for every one in family.
The Now Buck PUMPS cis iain snes aman $2.25
New Buck } $3.50
Why Pay More—As
Women's Canvas: Pumps... . 0. al a aiiiiiaa $1.50
Women's Canvas High Toba ..... ccciaiaiiiniiass $2.25
Children’s White, Tan and Black Pumps-—the best styles and
lowest price if quality compared.
$1. $1.20. $1.40
Do not fail to study the comfort of baby and buy these shoes of
3) us .
Boys f Shoes, High T« 1.50 and $2.00
Women's
8 ‘'omen’s Nurse Shoes, High, Low Cuts
and Juliettes, Rt
0 soles Arch Support Shoes, for
weak arkles and strained and broken arches
= gn B Br al a = 5 0
FOR MEN AND WONEN
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310. :Cope’s Dried Corm, .............. 000 ceiviiiuiiais Je.
31h. 40e Tne Choeolate Candy ................... 29e.
Seefeld
Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Y FAVORITE LAMP O/L
” No flicker, no odor, mo soet. Family
Favorite is the ideal oil for home use. It
costs listle more than inferior tank-wagen oils and
yet it is triple-refined from Pemmeylvanin Crude .Qil— ‘Nn
the best oil made. Get Family Favorite Oil from your
dealer—he has itin original barrels direct from the
refineries—and enjoy she fall, white flame. f ;
WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO., independent Refiers
3 Pittsburg, Pa.
| GOOD FEEDER IMPROVES
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Wednesday, May 22, 1912
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Well Balanced Ration Is What Countr
In Building Up Individuality and
Quality of Swine
There are too many farmers and
even breeders who seem to hold the
{dea that a pig can feed himself and
that their whole duty ends when they
have supplied the food
A good feeder can keep Improving
his herd in quality and Individuality
and is therefore progressive and suc-
cessful, while the poor feeder may
take the best to be had, and in flve
generations be back to scrubs. This
is the difference between good feed
ing and poor feeding. This is where
the feeder has more Influence than
the feed
It is a clean waste to glve the pig
80 to 90 his feed in corn
more than
needed in
per cent, ofl
or meal when perhaps not
one-half that amount is
building the various structures of his
body.
The balanced ration {8 what counts.
This 18 intended to be composed of
such materials as are needed by the
pig to build all of his growth, to fur-
nish the bone and the muscle, and
all parts in proper proportion It is
shown time and again that two val-
ible feeds, when combined, make a
better feed than either one separate-
LT it « 3 nearer balancing
1e rati It f late that the
pinion i pre 1 I farmers
n general that the fe is one of
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productivity of these more
to culti than to anything else,
says a * in an exchange. Trees
of the same varieties not culti-
where
vated produce crops only every other
year, as the Baldwin is now. With
me the Baldwin is not an annual bear-
er, even with the very best of culti-
vation
Potato Bugs.
George G. Pierce of Batavia, N. Y.,
last spring sprinkled sulphur on fresh-
ly cut potato seed and says his plants
were not troubled during this season
by potato bugs or blight. He did not
spray at all, but is not prepared to
say that the sulphur kept his vines
healthy.
Helpful Suggestions for Proper Main- |
tenance of Trees—Trim, Spray
and Cultivate.
The old, neglected orchard with its
dead trees and wormy apples Is &a
blot on the face of the earth Trim,
spray, cultivate and get big returns.
Keep the orchard land in good tilth
The trees can be set as soon as the
leaves fall.
Plant a cover crop in the orchard
Rye, barley, wheat and oats are good
non-leguminous plants, but the leg-
umes are better,
Prune off all dead or weak branches.
Thin out the tops to let the sun in
Burn the diseased branches so that
the other trees will not be contarai-
nated. It will also be advisable to
open the heads of peach trees, remove
surplue branches and take off water
sprouts
The soil for orchard purposes must
be well prepared and better results
may be expected if this is done some
time before the trees are to be trans
planted Break the land deep, har
row it well and plant a cover Crop
of rye, crimson clover, vetch, oats,
I'he trees may be
foliage drops.
up dead branches and burn
are apt to harbor bark
orchard
wheat or barley.
goon as the
Gather
them, as they
set as
beetles one of the worst
pests
HIRED MAN PROBLEM AGAIN
n ls Selection of Head of Fam-
Content to Work
Solutic
ily, Who Is
Little Plot of Ground.
I an ng to believe that the
ure will be mar-
1 1 0 ] live with their fam
le plot of ground
ir own
Ave 8(
wage to 1 1 a moment's
nt tho mer ho want men all
the year around from getting reliable
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drill ly, but sometimes b 1
d them to be very beneficial.
Crin n clover unquestionably is the
ead¢ but unfortunately it does no
grow well everywhere. It has always
succeeded with me in this locality.
But I have found the black cowpea
and the hairy vetch to grow fairly
well everywhere in Pennsylvania.
Corn-Growing Clubs.
Five thousand boys entered the
corn growng contest of Virginia last
year. Corn growing clubs are organ-
ized by the superintendents and
school teachers in the various coun-
ties. Each boy was given a measured
acre and received instructions from
an agent of the agricultural depart-
ment.
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JUST ONE SPOONFUL
of our ies cream will be enough to
prove its deliciousness and to make |
you eager for the next one. Eaten |
either as a refreshment or as a de-
gert it has no superior. There are
other creams of course. Bué oRee |
you taste ours you will want it all |
the time. Commence 1 iking it by |
ordering some today.
* Lewis Siller
West Maim St. Mount Jey, Pa.
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and if continued to ‘ e to or : , repare for
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break down entirely. kd a ig up 2 ead,
again fed the cows
SouiBda Sells Wheat at $2 a Ith Britain and Germany pl
2 2 ermany plot-
Winter Sunshine. Tan) ste Ls Peace over the back fence the
Sunshine, yes, even winter sunshine, © I ea Bf oe says a | jingo is in a bad way.
\8 the farmer's best friend. Do not writes , n't; be AU, »
Y > BOTSe. Ri cause a bushel for The ni
San J out Of ihe horse Stable, the ore eres nad The average man thinks he yants
airy barn or the poultry house. An- Re s ; a thing pretty badly unti S
. : eo poult r cons g y badly til he has
fmals love the light and will not thrive Hh bon I Le "1 square off and look for it Sinn
in dark, damp quarters. i C ne 0 f .
Pret ction for Foed Proper Handling of Manure At present the campaign weapon
ae. : Tt e seems to be a discrepancy ri * .
It pays to have a roof over all of i hi the ld iden TRBL otis D ney with the most barbs on it seems to
the feed that one produces on the fre ta best and the present ide 9 th at be the present “unpublished letter.”
farm. This is the best way to pro- a should be: put as 2 wow
tect it. When one considers the value . © 1 it is So on iy ‘ a0
t field S on Ss S arawn I nis "he orac Fail :
of such feed, the price of the shelter : E 1 thi When Congress fails to revise the
ase at least the modern theory is
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In Lavender,
yds. plain material, 2} yds. wide
embroidered band,
row embroidered band. $4 each.
NOWHERE
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CAN
2% yds. nar-
tariff downward the next thing to
do is to revise Congress upward.
YOU
EMBROIDERED ROBES
White, Blue—7
py &
FIND SUCH A BEAUTIFUL ARRAY
INGS AT PRICES TO TEMPT ANY ONE.
Jacquards .......... abe. yd.
Speeial Silks ........ 23¢ yd.
Silk Stripe Dimity .25¢ yd.
White Voile ........ 25¢. yd.
Stripe Voll ........ 18¢ yd.
Gauze Marvel
Fancy Zephyrs
Egyptian Tissues
Lorraine Gingham
Fancy Stripe Poplins ..85¢ yd.
Bc, yd, | Tm——————
a25c. vd RAJAH BILKS
a wal We are agents for this high
Renfrew Gingham, 32in 18¢ yd
..12%c.
25¢ yd.
yd.
class silk, and the most desirable
one the market both as to its
wearing qualities and appear-
on
EXCLUSIVE
Women’s
Oi) ' 7 py
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Shoes at 81.560, 82, $2.50, $2.75
Come and ses the new Bpring ereations
Shee values for the money yom've ever seen.
OUR COUNTERS ARE TREMING WITH THE MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS AND COLOR-
and Children’s
ett
It will eertainly be a splendid idee for every woman
thing about the sort of Shoes she wears this Spring or what
for them to keep im touch with this Home of Good Shoes.
The new 8pring medels of Footwear are here ready for ehoosing.
The new lesthers are Patent Kid, Dull Calf, Tans, in black
The new Oxfords, Ties and Pumps are simply beautiful.
FRO TPL
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OF MERCHANDISE.
SUMMER
ance.
A guarantee with every yard—
in Black and Tan, at$1.00 ya. .
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In Wool Stuffs, you will find
all the staple and fancy fabricg—
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Batistes, Taffetas, Novelty Ser- ¥
ges, Ottomars, Chuddah, ar
quisette, ranging in price from =
50c to 81.28 yd.
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Specials For Friday and Saturday
No. 1—Cream Cot Serge, Black stripe Regular 38c. Value. Special at 29¢,
No. 2—36 inch Fancy stripe Nainsook 15¢. Value Speeial at............
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