PAGE SEVEN
TH
E BULLETIN,
MOUNT JOY.
Wednesday, August 14, 1912,
PA.
—
oks Alike
it All Lo
Deal er in
Coal, Lumber, Grain
Feed, Hay, Straw, Slate, Salt, Cement
and Fertilizer
A large stock of Feed constantly on hand. Highest cash price paid
for grain
Estimates of humber and Mill Work a Specialty
FLORIN, PENNA.
| VHERE DOCTORS
but no
. t it Our
me" FAILED 70 HELP
i Re bef
select the Kind of Hay
Lydia E. Pinkh:zm’s Vegeta-
Mrs ; ; ; ble Comp und R red
} Wait ' Mrs. Green's Health—
eonabl Her Own Statement.
‘Your medicine has
than all the doc
At
Covington, Mo.
more good
done me
ry monthly period
id to stay in bed
ir di because of
morrhages, and
ack was soweak
har walk.
dy
n taking
tham’s
Com-
d and now I can
up and do my
I think it is
the best medicine on earth for women.”’
— Mrs. JENNIE GREEN, Covington, Mo.
table
How Mrs, Cline Avoided
Operation.
Brownsville, Ind.—‘‘I can say that
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
has done me more good than anything
else. One doctor said I must be opera-
ted upon for a serious female trouble
and that nothing could help me but an
operation.
“I had hemorrhages and at times
could not get any medicine to stop them.
I got in such a weak condition that I would
Y YOU WILL GET TEN CELEBRATED «
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fil's. & H. Trading Stamps
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J {WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR
$ CHASED FOR CASH AT
F. H.Ba
CORAL and
LUMBER YARDS
Mount Joy, Penna
Sele agent for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Cedar Shingles always on hang
Also Siding, Flooring, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings, Lath, Etc.
Agents for Alpha Portland Ceab“at. Also Roofing Slate
estimates Quickly and Cheerfully maa pn all kinds Building Material
Telephone No. 833. Opposite §OId P. R. R. Depot
Hat
Bargains
Are vou looking for a bargain in a STRAW HAT? _ Then come
1
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to us and you'l
Cut Prices on broken lots in Soft and Stiff Hats
~ Wingert & Haas
44 North Queen St., Lancaster Pa.
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WATCHIISS
WATCHES will find in cur
factories—Hamilton, El.
People who want good, reliable
stock the products of the best American
anfo feof eertesonis
gin, Waltham. When you buy a Watch from US you have abso-
lute assurance that it will serve you satisfactorily. 5
OUR GUARANTEE COVERS ALL POINTS. +
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RAILROAD WATCHES AS LOW AS $3.00.
PIROSH & SIMMONS
onto Josorfucoofes
less
Jewelers and Opticians 20 North Queen Street.
Next Door to Shaub & Co. Shoe Store i
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LANCASTER, PENNZA.
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Engle’s Furniture Warerooms
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
GOOD HOMEMADE FURNITURE A SPECIAIAY
UPHOLSTERING DONE TO ORDER
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Poplar Lumber for sale im lots to suit the purchasers
Undertaking and Embalming
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THE GRAIN HOUSE
ESTABLIS HEI
WILLIAM L. BEAR & CO.
(Members Chicago Board of Trade)
BROEERS
PENNSYLVANIA BUILDING, Chestnut and 15th Sts., PHILADELPHIA
STOCIIS—BONDS— INVESTMENTS
80 SECONDS 2 MINUTES
To Chicago Board of Trade. To any Grain ¥ ot in America
ancaster Branch 220-226 Woolworth $ldg.
I had not got relief soon.
Several women who had taken your
it and I did
ht medicine to
1 4
npound, told me t
wid found it to be the
ld up the system
le troubles.
‘1 am now in great deal better heal
an I ever expected to be, so I think I
ught to thank you for it.””—Mrs. O. M.
CLINE, S. Main St. Brownsville, Ind.
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HEALTH CLUB
HOME
By Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago.
S estions for Hot Weather—It
is timely to make suggestions con-
I zt} dangerous maladies
( on to hot weather and offer
neans of prevention and cure of
sickness accidents common to
his period of the year. Do not un-
derestimate the importance of this
article. Keep it. You may need it
at any moment.
These are the days when the fool-
killer should be busy and get after
the one who points the gun that is
not loaded, at you, and his ‘twin
brother who rocks the boat to be
funny If they would try this when
alone all would be well.
At this season, keep cool, mind
and body. When it is hot one
] }
sould be neither overworked or ov-
erheated. Never over-eat., Dress
in keeping with the weather, Bathe
often. Use sanitary means to
keep free from anything which is
li to breed disease and you will
live longer than does the person
vho fails to observe these simple
r of health.
Sunstroke—Be careful not to en-
or instroke. Fatal results
ften follow exposure to sun heat
lay when the atmosphere is
id AV as far as possible
1 into the direct rays of the
becoming overheated Do
1lcoholic liquors nor
hearty foods. One has of-
s, such as loss of appe-
it ea ‘hes, and general indispo-
The heart’s action is often
nd breathing difficult. These
restions should be heeded. The
erson should seek shady, cool
place, bathe the temples and wrists
n cool water, keep quiet and rest.
rent of sunstroke, place
the shade, loosening
plenty
of air; do
give
about.
and
crowd
chest
and relieve
people to
ad,
arm
he neck,
water,
and lungs of the internal
congestion. In other words try to
get the blood to the surface. Use
hot infusions of red pepper, ginger,
or mustard plaster on the spine, ex-
remities and on the stomach.
Convalescence is usually slow,
and the patient is much more liable
to repeated attacks than before. A
very slight attack may be like a
fainting fit Sprinkle water on the
face, and -apply smelling salts to
nostrils, then in cool place
for a fe
place a
w hours.
Sour stomach, heartburn-—Due to
acidity from sour foods, or the
acidity caused by fermentation of
foods, an excellent remedy is a
tablet of charcoal, pepsin, ginger,
and magnesia, and a half cup of
water. Do not eat candy, cakes,
etc., at least for a time.
Dysentery
Indi-
ipecac,
-(acute stage.)
cated remedies,
four
patient
powdered
20 grains in ounces of flaxseed
tea Keep
Place h
and
tions of t
ficial.
in bed.
abdomen
quiet
ot applications to
feet. After acute stage injec-
hin boiled starch are bene-
Summer Foods—In hot weather
you will find in rice cooked in vari-
ous ways~a most satisfactory article
of diet. It is an excellent substitute
for heavy and unhealthy meats
often indulged in. It is nourishing,
and particularly healthful. Get
used to eating rice in some of its
| very palatable forms of cookery.
| Do not be afraid that it will not
[sustain you, for it will, and it will
| be particularly desirable in hot
| weather, as it does not tax the di-|
| gestive organs. Remember] that in
| China over 40,000,000 Pedple sub-
kh ried l
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CIUB NOTES
Dear ) 0
I have been reading with interest
your Home Health Club, irticles,
and would like to know what you
can say in regard to m own case
I am a man H4 years old My gen-
eral health has not been good for
vears, espicially the last two years
| have never been down bedfast,
but am weak and rather frail, sub-
ject to rheumatism and stomach
trouble Have headache a great
deal,
is hard to control,
exhausted, appetite
What
particularly
and easily
speak of more
I wish to | city
is a|8
roaring in my head. For about
four weeks I have had a constant
roaring, sounding like the hum of a
telephone pole, in my head. It
seems to be more on the right side
and back part of my head. It an-|
noys me very much. I went to the
doctor and had my ears examined
he said
but he found nothing wrong;
that the trouble came from general
run-down condition If I have not
made my case plain, [ will write
fuller description
H HBR
You tell the story quite plainly.
The entire cause of the sufferings is
in your stomach, not only a radical
change of diet, but bsolutely con-
trol of your t occur be-
fore results [ would, If
I were to dire cific treat-
1 t t outline a complete and
ecific dietar before begin-
tire ali ntar ) a st of
rom et ( i untill
our ( 1 clean
and healthy appearand The ye-
he die n Ve care
would soon be
th and flesh
id vould quickly
disapear. Of UTS ¢ reful and
horough physical examination iS
always advisable in such cases as
there are sometimes causes for ill-
ness which can be four no other
vay
All readers of this blication
are at liberty at any time to write
for information pertaining to the
Address all
Home “Health
health.
to
subject of com-
munications the
Club”, 5039 Cottage Grove Ave.,
Chicago, Ill. U. S. A,, with name and
address in full, and at least four
cents in postage
ie eet
For San Jose Scale and Diseases
of Grape Vines,
A Pennsylvania grower has writ-
ten to State Zoologist H. A
Hz i
isburg, sending cutting
and stating that they
not healthy He asked what to
1 ind receiv the followin 1
m Di Surfac Thi to the
oint, and t plies ) 1
the n I d en 1
seful.
The I i vhich 0
injured San Jose scale, and a
by some form of plant dise You
can prune it back to some extent to
put life in the part that is left, and
r the leaves drop this fall spray
thoroughly with the boiled lime-
This solution acts
insecticide to
fungicide in
germs that
sulphur solution.
as destroy ti
an
and as a destroy-
scale,
ing the disease are upon
the vine.
“Tt will also help the vine to spray
now with the Bordeaux mixture.
This is not for any insects that are
present, but it is for plant diseases
that attack the vine itself, or the
It will
grape berries
leaves, or the fruit. prevent
the rotting of those
which have not already commenced
to rot, but those
commenced will not be cured.
“Make the Bordeaux
using three pounds of bluestone and
lime in
Spray with
where the rot has
mixture by
four pounds of good fresh
fifty of
this
gallons water.
soon.”
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the « 5 ion of the ear.
y » is onl » cure deafne
inflamed
~ imp rfect
vol :
s forany case of
h) th be cured by
d for c + free.
*. J CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75¢ :
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
eel
convention of
badly on
sets of
The State
the Roosevelt men split
the color line and sent two
delegates to Chicago. Here is where
the Bull moose steam roller came in
Georgia
handy. a
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The Philadelphia sub-treasury re-
ports that a Chinese bank note 500
years old has turned up there; but
maybe somebody is simply trying to
get his laundry check cashed.
EEE
running
Funny
The subtreasuries are
short of $1, $2 and $5 bills.
we are in the same fix.
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a cooma im. shiette Der aend No clothing event in years hascreated such wide spread in- 1
hut enmessich hols-bond g'worra, terest as this sale of Men's Summer Suits at $7.50. The fact that &
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hut shaena hore g'hot wore so man- every garment is a regular $15.00 to $20.00 value gave this $
serlich os e ns ) » © : J : »
eerlich os en mensch Are wore en event a tremendous impetus on the first day; now, with an addi-
hoond avver hut sich net besser : = i : : 1
oll . . pm tion of 150 brand new models, it is steadily eclipsing all previ-
a dinked os si nuchbera hoond woo : : . >
{uff der boweri uff ga-tzoga sin wa- ous records in ay! selling. Every Suit is in the season's new 3
ga-tzoga sin karra, Der onner hoo- } est style. All sizes are here, and once more let us add, for the 3
nd wore en shepherd un wore ous benefit of the doubting Thomas: We guarantee every garment 3
| em bush Are hut en fershtendich to be just exactly what we say it is or your money back. Now 1
g'sight g’hot, wore goot ga-bowe ee .o3 :
igh OL, Wore oot ga-howed then, if you want a Suit Bargain, get busy. 3
un wore en groose hilf der boweri y
jar hetsa un helfa's fee heeda. We +
rd
tzomma cooma sin hen se wennich ’ >
on 'nonnrer room ga-schmunseled, on 1 00 OZet ) Met ) S 50¢ 3
nonner nuff ga-joomped, un endlich 3
sin mit'nonner naiva nous ga drull- >
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ed un sich uff en wausem bank ghuc- & ints 4 Cc -»
ked. Der city hoond hut der count- % ’ 3
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hoond awennich aw ga gooked do $ } hi } 1 3
2 5 They are the hit of the season, : the (Ue
hit A aW.schiwelza x They are 1€ f 1e se 1n( 1€ equal of many 1
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“My liever friend’ es hut mich sh- & Shirts that are sold about town for 75c. Made of percales and §
unt uft ga-woonered we de leit es 3 madras, in an almost endless vari-ety of handsome stripes and +
maucha im lond. In der city shtaen 2 figures; coat styles, with attached cuffs or turn-back French *
uff wou 1 hen en lot — . : . . . )
11f on me [ I 1 10 2 cuffs One lot comes in plain white or tan. Special, 42¢. All 3
leit os oll de arawet doona, 3»
: Ta3E is & sizes »
ess oll es goot soch os l¢ i Ed
lond raisa un bringa uff der morrick ¥ 3
Nn WOR URSer ei YO1 s tznwennich oe - r INTE »
un won unser el coon IW Sidi Ce oe yw 50c MARATHON UNDER- &
don doona mere ush pawr & FIFTY DOZEN BOYS' 50c sig +
wig : es + WEAR, 371c. +
ent uit der tzooker dder koff te met ‘ : ~
ce 2 de ooltor od Ie * SHIRTS. 42c. Splendid Summer Under- +
ydder kardoo mm: de 1 S el gy ’ ia os »
5 am ANd . wear, 3} sook
nd Woo de socha kawi . ek Soft Shirts, of Madras and 4, of ine 'Namsook, knees. §
I 30 ‘ ! 3 length drawers and coat ¥
cha widder olles Wo ns oe Percale, with separate collar, ie yo . . >
. ; : 5 shirts. All sizes. Special,
1 hase we at % or light blue and tan Cham- 37ic T
3 ic, 9
ena mere noach em sae un won i “3 3 i i b
! % bray Shirts, with collar at- MEN'S 25¢ HOSE, 12ic 3
ns dart ferlaid don dinga mere en . ; eT Sy, rEg Te io
ofe he o \ a airv >11lar 3
Pullman Palace Lar. ‘doona » paver tached. Light, cool and airy. tegular made Lisle Thread §
Leger mit nemma far’ % Cut coat style, with soft turn- Hose in light blue, tan, black, 3
derno fora mere dorrich’s 3 back cuffs. Made for service. dark green and olive green. 3
: ; A usual 25¢ uality, 123c
saena we hardt os dere awren % All sizes. Special, 42c. air 3 id 3
zer shoffa mist. Im lond 5 pats, T
shoffa, shoffs by da mons un nix *
1 sie “>
os kucha, roashta un bocka by da | 3 3 1
veipsleit. We kent dere’s shanda?’ # COrner Square and E. King Sts. }
“Goot ga-nunk,” sawgt der shep-' 3
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herd. Unser laeva uff der howe Tooferfoofococforfocfoceciofoctecfecforfocfocfosfortuniocfocfosfosforfoofocfosfonfoofocforforocfestesfocfosfesforfosfonocfooforfonocfooforforfocfocfore
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Fs is wore, mere si 't hissy FET ic
Der Soondawg is der lengsht dawk
ter ruc teu'™ tisera won, 1D ARE YOU BUYINC YOUR
he awet in der weldt in
ve dc De leit der city
met nee: (rr Ce eeds
u hovva un ve's shpeered meed
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Where You Can Get The Best
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gon! Quality at The Lowets Prices?
el ¢ You v answer this auestion correctelv after v hav :
ou ¢ answer this question correctely atter you have ex-
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sleit drickl we | amined and compared our prices with what others ask and
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i ta of our goods which are guaranteed to give
es ( 'shtor | ich 11 ~ . 11 qr
: ou entire satisfaction. All goods Delivered.
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tah oy BELL PHONE
ri un es € S -
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sin frish un hen nuch der dudder ir Mount Joy, Penna.
der mit un unser shoon laish is er - -
fun g'sunta feaos mer selver dote : ; . :
iinchod hon Uninet. tat J {RRL 1
nauchea nen un si 2 1arrecked | e= -
on der cholera in der West Unser 8 REFRIGEATOR AND GO-CART SALE
wasser is frish un sees un net misht | = TO DAY WE OFFER REFRIGEATORS, ICE BOXES, GO-CARTS
bree os ous em rever g'f is, un | 8 AND SUMMER FURNITURE AT GENUINE REDUCTIONS FROM 20 to
un unser bedder maega ne¢ so deef B so PER CENT
in feddera si os da cit It era, aw Thirty different styles of Refrigeators and Ice Boxes to select from, all
Yor hi ar is wai w Ar : 3 _ 3 : . 3 s rp
ver en bind board is waich won mer high grade and from the leading manufacturers; guaranteed strictly scientific
meed is Dohare, my liever friend, in principle, with seasoned hardwood cases and heavily and lined with best
daid ich heit net hoondla mit dere.” material
5 nd sir f o’shtonna. sicl is : - i 2
De hoond sin uff g’shtonna, sich I'hese prices show a few of our wonderful bargains:
g’shiddeled un ous anonner g'sht- &r1.00 Refrigeators, now § 7.98 $20.00 Refrigeators, now $14.00
ardt, awver eb se fun nonner
der city hoond
| bershoft
| het
| feel
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sin hut $21.00 Refrigeators now $12.00 $28.00 Refrigeators, now $18.00
der shepherd g frog | $27.00 Refrigeators, now £17.00
nuch- |
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eb are en bower wist in sinera : iy : . Th Say 3
For a puick reduction of our wonderfully large stock of GO-CARTS, we
gooter
garn
heeda
en
0s
: . have put them on sale at less than half price.
far’s fee s Sr .
rue mauched un rue 7.00 Go-Carts now $3.00 $6.75 Go-Carts, now $3.98 §2,50 Go-Carts, now 9Sc,
Westernverger, Malev & Mvers
125-181 East King S.., LANCASTER, PA.
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The Trials of a Traveler
“I am a traveling salesman,” |
writes BE. E. Youngs, E. Berkshire, |
Vt.,, “ and was often troubled with |
constipation and indigestion, till 1|
began to use Dr. King’s New Life |
Pills, which I have found an excel- |
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A Real Jewelry Store
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lent remedy.” For all stomach, liv-
er or kidney troubles they are un-
equaled. Only 25c at S. B. Bernhart | =
& Co's.
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Jewelry Stores are plenty in the general sense. But this is a
Bitten by a Snake
While Roy Ruhl, a thirteen year jewelry store in all the special senses—not merely a little jewel-
old son of John M. Ruhl, of Man- ry for Christmas, but for every time—for the gift givers, for the
heim, was roaming the furnace!
birthday, for the June bride, for the Commencement girl, for the
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hills with some other boys, he was |
bitten by a copperhead snake. His
foot began swelling and a physician |
who had been summoned wanted to
cut out the affected part, but the
lad’s father would not have it,, and |
honestly priced.
he sucked the poison out. The lad |
improving very rapidly. f
S. H MILLER,
silver, gold or diamond weddings. All my jewelry is fairly and
Call and be convinced.
J
East Main Street,
MOUNT JOY, PA.
is now
UA TO,
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. | oul mm Om OI ON MOT OR
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