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It All Looks Alike | _
YOU DONT NEED
to some people, but not to us, and pony
not to the stock that eat It. Our| vo "NEE (
knowledge, backed by years of ex-| | PAR 8 POLLARD CQ [
enables us to
\ LROwW! NG FE Lc
perience,
Select the Kind of Hay
contains the greatest amount
of nourishment, and that has been
properly cured. Swale hay is dear (
at any price, We can furnish good f
hay at reasonable prices, Cx
Every chicken will live and
grow as you never saw chick-
ens grow be fore Je use the
Park & Pollard Gritless-
Chick and Growing Feed
The vitalizing effect of the
shredded codfish in this feed
is just what is required.
Learnallaboutthiswonderful
feed from their Year Book.
Worth a dollar to you. We
furnish it to you free.
Brandt § Stehman
MOUNT JOY, PENNA,
that
DIV10 Glilette Ad Ce
E. S. MOORE
Deal er In
Coal, Lumber,
Feed, Hay, Straw, Slate, Salt, Cement
and Fertilizer
Grain
A large stock ef Feed constantly on hand. Highest cash price pald
for grain
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
Estimates of humber and Mill Work a Specialty
On Thursday, September 9, 1912,
By virtue of an order of the Or-
phans’ Lancaster County,
the undersigned administratrix, as
trustee, in the estate of Charles K
Bennett, will sell at pub-
in Mount
Lancaster county,
Raymond's blacksmith
mile northwest of
road leading from
the and Lancaster turn-
pike to Breneman's schoolhouse, the
F, H, Baker's 5 following real estate, to
wit
A tract
Court of
FLORIN, PENNA.
deceased,
on the
township,
YOU WILL GET TEN CELEBRATED
's. & H. Trading Stamps §
WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR |!
CHASED FOR CASH AT
lic sale, premises,
Joy
Pa.,
shop,
Florin,
near
about one
on the
Harrisburg
described
contairing
neat meas-
lands of Mr. E. S.
Raymond, Mon-
and others.
land,
perches,
of gravel
COAL and 92 114
ure, adjoining
LUMBER YARDS yur, J.
roe B.
The improvements thereon consist
dwelling house
attached,
crib,
acres,
Harvey
Forney
Mount!Joy, Penna
always on hand with
of a two-story frame
frame house
bank
large tobacco shed with cellar and
attached, chick-
house, hog pen
outbuild-
of
Sele agent for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Cedar Shingles summer
Also Siding, Flooring, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings, Lath, Etc. a
Agents for Alpha® Portland Cement. Also Roofing Slate
estimates Quickly and Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material
Telephone No. 833. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot
large barn with corn
all
carriage
other
stripping room
en house,
and all
ings. There is a
necessary
choice variety
spring of
house
fruit on the premises, a
never-failing w
which
ater at the
Hat
Bargains
water is pumped to the
with pump
in a high
The property
and in
‘enient
from
cistern at house,
The
of cultivation
barn,
therein land is
state
a good
is pleasantly located
neighborhood, to church-
Then come es,
chanics of
producing
the
conv
y bargain in a STRAW HAT?
=
schools, mills, markets and me-
Are vou looking for
and
all k has
and is
any
3 " tit nds always
dayou ii get il !
. been good crops
ut Prices on broken lots in Soft and Stiff Hats well worth attention of per-
1 farm.
sold
3 ST
Wingert & Haas:
44 North Queen §t., Lancaster Pa. | nn on
This will
of the widow's dower r
property
ights
the
sale shall
Zerphey,
view
premises prior day of
please call on Samuel H.
residing thereon.
30
19.
and
o'clock
1912,
on the premi when where
terms will be made known by
ETTA M. BENNETT,
Trustee sell
Charles K
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Rogers’ Silverware
Set Knives and Forks, Reduced to $3.00
t, Reduced to... 90c.
Reduced to. ns $2.00
$1.50
$6.50
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Administratrix, as to
real of
Jennett, deceased.
Charles H. Zeller,
W. U. Hensel,
certain estate
Full Auctioneer
Tea Spoons, per se
Tt
1able Sp
Attorney.
oons, per set,
Western Horses And Colts
Public Sale
Friday, Sept. 6, 1912
I
Butter Dishes. Reduced to
Tea Sets, Reduced to
PIROSH & SIMMONS
North
2a Zain
2
20 Queen Street.
adiedle
Jewelers and Opticians
Next Door to Shaub & Co. Shoe Store
LANCASTER, PES N NBA.
oJevfeote
it the
Pa
>
1CARLOAD of THE BEST
SERRE ETE EERE EERE
Engle’s Furniture Warerooms
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Westen Horse And Colts
a we to Lancast
ous ht Dersor 1
t the country from some of the yest
Stock farms in the west and ra
from 2 to 5 yrs. and weighing f
to 1500 lbs. They
gord low down kind with two good ends
| and a middle and with plenty of tyle and
confc rmation. Mr. Grove wires us that
he is sk ying a load of Colts, the best
that grow) with more size. bone and qral-
| ity than vou wiil see for a time. If
| in need of any good coltst feed and make
money don’t miss this sale, as thev wiil
| positively be sold for the high dollar.
Notes for 30, 60 orgo davs will be taken
{ with good security and paying the dis
D. B. Kieffer & Co.
ver shipy
a }
ay Lo
- GOOD HOMEMADE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY
UPHOLSTERING DONE TO ORDER
£€ 1n age
m 1 Oo
each. consist of the
EE a oa
Poplar Lumber for sale im lots to suit the purchasers
ong
Se rr
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Undertaking and Embalming
0
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a
C. Zeller. Auct
H Ze'ler, Clerk.
"HE GRAIN HOUSE OF THE EAST
ESTABLISHED 1897
A L. BEAR & CO.
(Members Chicago Board of Trade)
BROE ERS
YLVANIA BUILDING, Chestaut and 15th Sts. PHILADELPHIA
STOCHS—-BONDS— INVESTMENTS
3) SECONDS 2 MENUTES
Board of Trade. To any Grail Market in Americs
aster Branch 220-226 Woonkfforth Bldg.
“For many years I was troubled, in §
spite of all so-ca!'ad remedies I used.
At last Ifound quick relief and cure
in those mild, yet thorough and
really wonderful
DR. KINC’S
NewLifePills
Adolph Schingeck, Buffalo, N.Y.
25 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGSISTS, 8
clear tr
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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
Farmers Column
INFORMATION FOR THE
FARMER
USEFUL
I'he Growing of Tomatoes—The
Raising of Turkeys—One Method
Cooling Milk—Making up the
tations for The Dairy Cow Notes,
ol
an ex-
for
more
is no longer
the demand
its
The incubator
periment, and
poultry products suggests
general use
The ‘“‘utility’’ bird
not without its saults, but it is often
strain, hence has its
own values,
One feeding rule is
hens half as much as they will eat of
'a morning, nothing at noon and a
full meal at night,
Be sure to grade your birds ac-
cording to size as the weeks pass.
When you find that seme are out-
stripping the others, take them away
and put them with birds of their
own size. If you have toe marked
the feet and have put on legbands,
vou will be able to tell the facts re-
garding them at any time, Here is
re the value of records comes in
or
is one that is
from a good
economic
to give the
whe
keep an accurate
hatch, and then grade the
without having to feel that
mix them up you will not be able to
tell want to
know
The
should be
the ration
shonld be fed
well,
to the
record every
birds
if you
when
about them
facts
up
them again you
certain things
following
observed
for a dairy cow.
all that she will eat
giving due
digestibility
the food fed.
the food the
cow will
general
in making
A cow
con-
and digest
sideration cost,
composition of
more palatable
quantity a
and
The
greater con-
sume. Variety often increases
palatability A
be succulent
the ration
nature as
the
part of
in
action
should
food stimulates
tract,
thrift and
Another
is water.
such in
which stimulates
health in
intestinal
the
importent of
Too often
thought
vigor,
animal, part
the
this is not given proper
When ice
obtained or where
food supply
or cold water cannot be
a can of milk has
to he left in a place where water and
be
preferably fl
used, a
p-
)
keep-
can not conveniently
‘loth
around the
ice
wet annel
ed
ing milk cool.
left
the can
wrap
can is an aid in
One end of the cloth
extending from the
is best
immersed in
amount of
cloth
is consumed in evaporating moisture
bottom of and
water A large
rays falling on the wet
prevented from react
cloth
but as
So long 1s the
it is a protection,
becomes dry passes
For those persons
thinking of raising
in their bacl
store
the place for a bird whict
1 ated, WwW
bugs
for in this
ncott suggests that
el ike
r them. You mi
little rent
your vour
arrange
farmer
roam in
vour birds 0
Then along
ey —
NEWTOWN
sermon
and son
of Marie
Mrs
tta were
ind Henry Dive
Sunday
The Mount Joy
while their way
on
Band,
toward Chickies
Cornet
on
morning, stopped
Sunday
and 7
Rock on
at this place laved several fine
selections.
Mr
lumbia and
of Co-
Joseph Strickler
Stuart Hogentogler
Mr. and
family Mount Joy, and Rev.
Groff and family of Highville were
guests of Peter Risser on Sunday
of
etl fps: = ims
Raided a Melon Patch.
A week ago vesterday
| person or persons made a raid
Jacob Shreiner’s melon patch near
| White Oak, in Penn township, and
{ destroyed all his melons by
{ them into pieces and scattering
| them all over the patch. Such acts
Jot vandalism should severely
{ punished. Mr. Shreiner has no idea
ruthlessly destroved his
some
on
cutting
be
s0
| erop.
rs lia —
in the Mt.
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Joy Rulletiz
PA.
IS DEMAND FOR ORANGEWOOD
Trees Sacrificed for Bullding Sites In
Ban Gabriel Valley In
Calornia.
The sale of orangewood is a new
and profitable industry, which is being
developed by the owners of Michile
linda tract in the San Gabriel valley.
The wood is being cleared from build
ing sites in the subdivisions and It is
being sold for $22 a cord. It is sald
to be used in the manufacture of
manicure Implements,
The orangewood harvest is somes
thing new in real estate tracts. Us
ually wherever an orange tree grows
it is something to be cherished and
protected, but at Michillinda there are
whole groves and some of them must
be sacrificed to allow space for build
ing
Through a remarkable orchard sys.
tem established by the former owners
of the Michillinda site many of the
cholcest building lots ,new afford a
selection of orange, lemon and tans
gerines. Thus the builder may estab
lish his home in a grove of semis
tropical trees, where he may select hig
breakfast grapefruit or orange as %
hangs on the trees outside his dintng
room window,
Already the orangewood which has
been sold from this suburb has nets
ted more than $2,000 and this from
trees cut for the drives and streets
through the residential park.—Los Ane
goles Express.
REAL FOUNTAIN OF PUNCH
Provided by a British Officer In 1604
for the Entertainment of Six
Thousand Guests.
Some of the papers have recently
devoted attention to the origin of
punch, that famous seventeenth cen.
tury drink which has long lost its
popularity in this country, though i§
still survives to some extent in Eu
rope.
Owing to its Intimate
with rum one might easily have ima
gined that originated in the
West Indies. In fact, however, it
came from the East Indies
and the name is said to be derived
from the Sanskrit “panscha,” flve, on
account of its five ingredients—arrak
(afterward rum), tea, sugar, lemon
and hot water,
The most magnificent bowl of punch
the worl ever seen was probably
that by the Right Hon. Ed.
ward who, when commanding
the Britis the Mediterran-
ean in 1694, 6,000 guests
at Alicante, marble
fountain liquor,
the ingredients
connection
punch
actually
1 has
provided
Russel,
forces in
entertained
where a large
was filled with the
a pipe
20 gal
8s of wa
in
13
brandy,
) lem
Four hogsheads
of Malaga wir
lons of lime
ter, 5 po
weight
hundreds
tmegs
3 and
300 toasted
Deeper Than Highest Mountain.
I 80 meters to which
Sure
a German
She Knew.
irlie. on her first vacatio
sitiing at the
had ever
moon s
tly clear
€Cst
looking at the
ever seen in a 2(
3illy,” she squealed
how perfectly delightfully
how horribly sweetly
ic of those toadstools,
I e woods!”
“Why, darling,”
atically,
dear, and
sad is the
out there
vet
breathed William,
who had been in the country before,
once—*“you can’t mean ‘toadstools.’
The noise you hear is being made by
crickets.”
“Of course,”
—‘“you know what I mean.
Dames mixed up. I knew it was some-
hing to sit on!”
answered the city girl
————————
The Trials of a Traveler
“l] am a traveling salesman,”
writes E. BE. Youngs, E. Berkshire,
Vt., “ and was often troubled with
constipation and indigestion, till I
began to use Dr. King’s
Pills, which I have found an excel-
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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New Life |
I get the |
i
Wednesday, August 28, 1912,
iWatt & Shand
BUY YOUR BOYS % GIRLS
CLOTHES NOW AND
SAVE MONEY
That's good advice, Fathers and Mothers.
cial preparatiens for this sale, and because of
number of especially good inducements that will interest you.
Take, for instance, the Sale of Boys' Clothing. The savings noted
are all real, and worth while, especlally the offer of Boys’ Trous-
ers and Shirt Waists at $1.85. The same story holds good on
Girls’ Dresses. Almost every item mentioned is being offered at
a special price. Altogether, parents will do well to take advan-
tage of this offer, as it means a considerable saving on each pur-
Clpw—
School Clothes For Boys
Summer Savings
BOYS' BLOUSES
The largest collection shown in Lancaster
We've made spe-
that fact have a
AT 25c.
fitted with
EXTRA SPECIAL
with collars attached,and
50e¢ fabrics
Blouses, link buttons.
Made of regular
AND PURITAN BLOUSES
white
K.& FT
In Madras and
to $1.00,
serviceable Percales; and colors; 50c.,
ToC
THE OFFER EXTRAORDINARY
Knicker Pants (sizes up
Both for $1.35.
One pair of either $1.25 or $1.50
to 18 years), and any of our 50¢ Blouses:
$3.
$4
95.
00
WOOL SUITS RE-
DUCED
Double-breasted
folk Suits;
pairs
BO YS’
Suits now $2.95.
Suits now $1.50.
Boys’ Suits now $1.95.
BOYS' CAPS—SAVE
5 Styles now 89c.
H0c.
25c¢.
KNICK PANTS
18 years;
special prices
25¢., 50c.,
Joys’
Nor- $2.00 Boys’
two
Knickerbocker Pants,
Worsteds
and 750
and
3.00
some have
of
in Cheviots, Serges,
and Cassimeres; all sizes, Styles now
the season’s newest colors. 39¢. Styles now
at some
Ex-
large
All have been marked
while
-among
WOOL
worth reductions 3
sizes 3 to
In
marked at
for the school sale;
75¢ to $2.00,
SERPENTINE CREPE
Third Floor.
amples them a
number of Fall
$12 Boys’ Spits now
$3.50 Boys’
Boys’
: these
weights. :
$7.95.
$5.95.
$4.95.
now
00
Suits now
Suits now
Boys’
$7.50
$6 and Suits Upholstery,
Corner Square and E. King Sts.
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ARE YOU BUYINC YOUR
Grocery Needs
Where You Can Get The Best
Quality at The Lowest Pricesr
-
Pec
have ex-
and
give
You can answer this question correctely
Ces wi ask
amined and compared our pr
1ty ut our goods teed to
tasted the qual
11
vou entire satisfaction. All
H. G. Hagenberger
BELL Be
Mount Joy, Penna.
ances BUTT HINTS
SCBIRRTRIE'R R'E B 8B BE.8 =
REFRIGEATOR AND
Be
8 eR
-
=
Westernberger, Malev & Mvers
25-131 East King S:., LANCASTER, PA.
EE ER EN EE EE 2EEEREE AEE EEE EE wT
JN Rm
Ee
Special on Watches
I have just purcahesd a num-
undoubtedly the
in that line
They are open
face, dust-proof nickel case,
Rockford movement, 17 jewel,
fully with care will
last a lifetime Can you beat it
anvwhere for only $10?
Also Repairing in All It's Branches
S. H MILLER,
ber of watches,
best values offered
long time.
for a
guaranteed,
East Main Street,
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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