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MOORE Deal er In Coal, Lumber, 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. YOU WILL GET TEN CELEBRATED S.& H. Trading Stamps WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR CHASED FOR CASH AT CORL and Also Siding, Flooring, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings, Agents for Alpha Portland Cement. Telephone No. 833. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot FALL HATS Tweed, Silk and Cloth Finished. Our Fall line is complete. Plain clors and mixtures; $1.50 to $3.00; Velours, $4.00. Caps and Gloves of every description. pit near DY Grain icondemned by those fellows who do| THE Farmers Column USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE FARMER A Whitewash Fre vation That Will stick==The Growing of Plants a Business A Mixture That is Sure Destruction to Bugs—=Other Notes it y In blosson hort fie has head Milo maize ition to Indian corn and will make very good silags Cement will solve the fence post \ problem for those who have a grave Corn silage is perhaps the most economical stock food any western [farmer can raise It doesn't pay to use old, worn] {out cultivator teeth when new ones | Alfalfa is too good a feed to be|.n enty fair des yore. Buts bettel not know much about it. Fence wires that are grounded do not represent very much expense and they may prove mighty profit- able in case of storm. Sorghum has proved a very profit- able crop on many of the most im- proved farms. It is especially good for dairy cows and hogs. It is a matter of importance to go over the pastures and chop off low down, or dig up all sharp or dull snags, stumps, etc. Horse or cattle, running in frolic or fright, are liable F. H. Baker's LUMBER YRRDS | Horses cost too much for the farmer Mount Joy, Penna | Sole agent for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Cedar Shingles always on hand |one tablespoonful Lath, Etc. Also Roofing Slate wmstimates Quickly and Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material | pillars, slugs or worms. If in {to fall upon such, or inflict danger- {ous injury to hoof or limb, The | finest horse my grandfather had ‘the pet of the whole family fell upon [just such a small stump, because of [smooth shoes on a frosty turf, and injured himself so severely that he | died in an hour. Several others {which were allowed to run to water jor pasture along a steep hillside, fell lon frozen ground and were killed. [to be careless. Paris green mixed with dry {powdered land plaster or rye flour, to the gallon, is [the best preventive of the ravages of potato bugs, coddling moth, cater- 7 solu- What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To noch a molt ower se hen fetl soch dot drunna O11 de gabier sin foll un der Duckter Garaver, wu de hin kel, gense, enta, dowva un so gfrase op weist, hut net blots ga- nunk kot fer se oll in drucktna du hut so ferdarept feel es aer net waest wu se oll onna shtecka. guty race gilt, ich eva net feel tzite fer de Fair recht uf shriva ower ich will ich oll ollas defu in de tztitung|age nechta wuch., Now fer gesset net|do once. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for kidney disorders others fail. Over thousand people them. is one of the many fertzala tzu gooka defore. tained Mr. Rettew, wife and son on Sunday. ed the Children's meeting at the Mt. Hope church, on Sunday. tion mix one pound in 260 gallons of water. Buy pure freshly made | family, on Sunday. paris green, The cheap kind is| Ellis Rettew and family enter- lacking in strength, The paris |tained the following on Sunday, green should be applied as soon as|lIssac Geib, wife and son David, |the first worms appear. The quick- Rhendel Malin, wife and son est way is to sprinkle it on with the| Clarence, Jutt Frey and hand. An active man can cover Pauline Weaver. several acres in a day. Apply early The Sunday school held at Mt. in the morning when the dew is on| Pleasant church was closed for the the leaves. Two applications will season on Sunday The pupils re nearly always answer. In case ajceived nice presents The attend a third application will be needed. Slug shot may be used instead of paris green. The nice chance of making some pocket money by growing cabbage, 8 celery and perhaps other vegetable plants on a suburban lot, which s recently mentioned in these columns 44 North Queen St., Lancaster Pa. has appearently made some of our readers open their eyes. But it was very far from my intention to in- A408 20 a 8 a8 2 8 a2 = 2 tipelpeipofecfocdeeioioorefocford Ca GUNS! GUNS! Of all makes are now in stock. They are and a great BARGAIN awaits the early buyer. ea 2 a2 as a a 0 2 8 TTT TTTTTTETTY GUNS! 2 0 0 a 8 a 4 8 8 a a 2.2 rrr TT TY YY ” rr Single-barrel Guns, $2.50 up. Double-barrel Remington, Baker, Hammerless. Also, Winchester Pump Guns, at lowest prices. PIROSH & SIMMONS North Queen Street. Jewelers and Opticians 20 Next Door to Shaub & Co. Shoe Store LANCASTER, Fb dd dd ddd ded bb fe ddd MOUNT JOY, PENNA. —— se Bs ree GOOD HOMEMADE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY pt R= Poplar Lumber for sale im lots to sult the purchasers & — eB eT TO E01 1 ESTABLISHEl 1897 (Members Chicago Board of Trade) BROE ERS STOCHS-BONDS— INVESTMENTS 80 SECONDS 2 MINUTES hicago Board of Trade. unredeemed goods, Ithaca, Hammer and P&S&NNRA. professionals. J) Engle’s Furniture Warerooms UPHOLSTERING DONE TO ORDER Undertaking and Embalming 11 1 LNB TERT RE THE GRAIN HOUSE OF THE EAST WILLIAM L. BEAR & CO. PENNSYLVANIA BUILDING, Chestnut and 15th Sts, PHILADELPHIA To any Grain Market in Americs ancaster Branch 220-226 Woolworth Bldg. k carefully and on a small scale at of vegetable plants proposition. The other is not. walls, as well as wooden out build ings, fences and the like, above considerable explosive force. Strain it and add a peck of salt dissolved "| many, as in America, folks who have | to work and support families cannot | afford to be cured. They can’t even in warm water, three pounds of powdered Spanish whiting and use magnes lime for whitewash. shower should wash off the powder, ance was large during the summer lev. Abner Martin, of Elizabeth town, was present and gave an ad- dress a a——— in to a considerable extent around here. of land from his estate to Walter duce any one to give up his regular : : business which affords him a living ed his sick nephew, Jacob Shank, and buy a place of two or more on Friday. k ‘acres in order to he able to grow such plants for a livelihood. ‘Could a man be sure of making at Joast) Sickness. eight hundred dollars from one acre of plants?” I am asked. Nothing sure about any thing, surely not about the returns from any farm or garden crop. There are profession- > : 21 plant growers all. over the land, style from [Landis Brothers, at and they have to meet competition as in anything else. In rural neigh- borhoods, or in the suburbs, how E. R. Neidigh after an absence of considerable length, has return ed home. He was working in ever, there is often a limited de- mand for good plants at prices far above the advertised rates of the If you have ar eighth of an acre, more or less, of spare land, it may be well to try, first, what you can get out of a bed That is a safe There are many brick and stone suburban place which, lacking paint, detract much from the general appearance of the home But paint is some what expensive and can not be applied with too lavish a hand by the average citizen. There is, how B® ever, whitewash, which is easily made and applied, is inexpensive and which for most out door work will answer quite as well as oil paint. For chicken houses, brick walls and the like it is excellent. To make the whitewash slake half a bushel of fresh lime with boiling water, keeping it covered during the process The lime should not, of course. he confined, but merely covered, as confined, it possesses | can spend the money to come hither rice put in boiling water and boiled to a thin paste, half a pound of| pound of clear glue dissolved in| ests are to sick and discouraged peo- warm water. Mix these well to-| ple. The trees reach out their arms to gether and let the mixture stand seven days in a reasonably cool and shaded place. Keep the wash thus] prepared in a kettle, and when it is| being used put it on as hot as] | possible, using a painter's or an| ordinary whitewash brush. Always morning and through the long nights | they whisper reassuringly to every | the farm, BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH Say This Week, S Geshter hov ich a mole my oldty, | Bets, un de dri kinntr on der | gp ‘air gnomma drunna on Lengesh can be bought so cheaply. [ter. Now ftr lus dich druf se ower | &R | | | | | | | | | now wos denksht fon sel. Aer Se hen gort abarmlich ftel ma-|to chinery. A pore hunert shtick fee, | troubles lots fon si, shofe fon olly sotta, der Seamer hut about fuftsich shtick hunt -do, automobiles fon olly sot, un gore mitisha feel un ower aw | Slip form Siter es ich geshter fot war hov A Arr BACK RUN ly A valuable cow died for Mr. Ellis | Rettew, on Monday. William Givler and family enter- Some of our young folks attend- 3enj. Zug, wife and daughter, Cora, and grand daughter, Mabel | OD White, visited Fred Ibach and PLEASANT HILL Tobacco cutting has been engaged Harry Rutt disposed of six acres Heisey. David Brubaker, of Rheems visit Jacob Shank and wife are con fined to the house on account of John Garber is erecting a fine tobacco shed on the farm lately purchased from Samuel Gish Martin Gish has purchased an automobile of the latest improved Rheems. Philadelphia. ssepsemuseres. gues ff) ff Semen — CLOSE TO HEART OF NATURE Sanitariums In the Black Forest at Which Marvelous Cures Have Been Recorded. In an article on “The Friendly Sum- mer Trees” in the Woman's Home Companion Frank A. Waugh, profes: gor of horticulture in Massachusetts Ee 0 agricultural college sald: { “In Germany one finds all kinds of cures. Every enterprising town has < $ $58 SH kidney they i often give place to chro and the sufferer I into some of kidney complaint. ic headaches, ney secretions are irregular of pass-| unnatural in Appearance, delay. Help the where dred mended Eby have used several occasions. by heavy lifting, caused great deal. I find Kidney Pills can relieve this trouble. suffer Doan’s ed have dy liberty Miss | ment.” For sale by all dealers. cents. Foster-Milburn York, States. and & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa., Woolworth Penna Phila. Pa., Sept. . millers there rece one. Often the ‘cure house’ is the finest public building in the city. A German talks of going to his cure as gn American of going to his vacation. There are milk cures and mud cures, mountain cures and surf cures, but my choice is the forest cure. Not only does it best please my personal taste, but I notice that it gets the more serious cases—those where radical and heroic cures are needed. First of all there are the tuberculosis patients strewn about on their cots under the pungent shades of the Black forest as about Dr. Trudeau's camp in the Adi- rondacke. Then there are the de- votees of indigestion and the nervous wrecks, bilious, alcoholic and society wrecks, drug fiends, bridge fiends and everybody; that is, everybody who for the forest cure. Naturally in Ger- | afford the disease in the first place. “It is curious how friendly the for shelter them. In the stillness of the one who listens.” ee Eee Every season sees some new use to which explosives may be put on reel , [Catarrh Cannot Be Cured ©AL APPL ICATI( 4 3, as e not ‘re Ach the seat of ti tarrh is a blood or constitution 1d in order to cure it you must Fi in- medics. Hard Caigrels Cure inven ornally, and ac best blex ad pt this ad next week. right here, and miss it, DO IT NOW Mount Joy People Should Not Wait Until It Is Too Late —— — appalling death-rate disease is due in most that the little Kidney are usually neglected become serious. The suffer from dizzy spells; if this vicinity, MeQueney, Manheim, Pa. Doan’'s Kidney Lumbago, recommending this several years. You publish my sole agents for the Remember the take no other. EE —————— The Week in Grain ompiled for the Mount Joy Bulle- Mount Joy, Pa., Pennsylvania Building, by D. B. Building, narrow price featureless trade, to the lowest quotations year. The immediate cause weakness developed from World shipments million bushels ago, altho the to assume a larger than here to responsible for effective. Export and clearances but the domestic was less impressive » slow. Kansas City contracts, a ver in that market, evidences that inquiry in the northwest urgent than recently wssions have been accompanied 1ission house absorption deliveries of frosts in lowa injured a percentage and that cereal vield to trade yeculative shortage month has found suflicient cash or speculative advanced sharply The current moved to a pren quite an anomely weeks of the heavi the trade has These features tO enough considerable bu purchases have been manner and excess selling permit accomplished to advantag level is low and su + judgment, shoul« and mucous S $ have Charlotte be departs name—Doan’'s— | you entire satisfaction. delivering 0G urfs ce on \tarrh Cure is not a quack me dicine. was prescribed by sic:a ans in this country for ve ars lar prescription. It is compos Jest tonics known, combined with the ifiers, acting directly on the Surfs wces. The perfect combina- two ingredients is what Li sue h wonderful results Send for testimonial CHENEY & CO., Props., T Druggists, price T5¢ all's Family Pills for constipation. one of the 00) Wednesday, October 2, 1912, Qvarofecoodreloefocdsidesforfosfoee dosfeedootoofoofuofoolonfonfeododeds todo doofortonodfoefocfeefesfoddesiofe dese doadeiedeidrbdr Waitt & Shand Another Important Sale of # Scotch Table Linens We did not think it would ever be possible to duplicate the offer we made two weeks ago, but by one of those extremely rare and fortunate trade deals, we secured another lot of those handsome, but slightly imperfect, Table Cloths, Napkins, Lunch Cloths, et to sell at about one-fourth below the regular prices To all economical housewives, this offer is important, for these days linens are advancing in price instead of declining, so that if you have a Table Linen need now is the time to fill it, for all the Linens offered are strictly High-Grade and rare at these prices ALL LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS Sizes 36x56, 36x45 15x45, HAx54 58¢ © 85¢ TABLE CLOTHS NAPKINS—ALL LINEN Odd sizes a feature, and { i i : Unimited choice in patterns hosts of handsome patterns. : ide and sizes. 71x90, Tix 72. 171x108, Sizes 17x17, 19x19, 18x18, 81x81, 90x126, S1x180, 20x20, up to 25x25. $2.25 to $11.00 98¢ to $5.50 A DOZEN, NEW QUAKER SILK Chiffon Finish and Waterproof This is a new arrival among Black Silk Fabrics this sea- Sizes x63, 144, 90x90, 2x " } 7 son, After lengthy and tedious experiments, the manufacturer suc ceeded in producing a silk fabric relative to a chiffon taffeta— light in weight and waterspot proof. It is free from any foreign waterproofing chemical substances which distort and work in- jury to the silk. The new silk is unusually attractive in weave and promises to become a favorite for dresses, separate skirts, waists, etc. 35 inches wide: $1.50 per yard BUTTERICK PATTERNS Best, because back of the Butterick Pattern stands the ex- perience of fifty years—experience in fitting, grading and de- veloping, experience in manufacturing, experience in merchan- dising. The supremacy of the Butterick Patterns is recognized all the world over, and they can be had only at this store; in all siz- es, and all the leading styles for Dress, Suit, Skirt, Coat, Waist, and most any kind of up-to-date clothing: 10¢ and 15¢ the pat- ep Cp tern. SPECIAL DELINEATOR OFFER Buy a two years subscription for $2.00, and save a dollar. This offer for a short time only. Corner Square and E. King Sts. olpelosieolocorosfocoofooiorfociocforioeieciorioieriociorocfocfocfeciocfecfocdecde ARE YOU BUYINC YOUR rocery Needs Where You Can Get The Best Quality at The Lowest Prices? | You can answer this question correctely after you have ex- amined and compared our prices with what others ask and s| tasted the quality of our goods which are guaranteed to give All goods Delivered. H. G. Hagenberger BELL PHONE Mount Joy, Penna. 00 LORE Re BERR BUILDING CONFIDENCE VELOUS GROWTH HAS BEEN BUILT Exag 1 presentation nevel oot 1] i 0 \ plai h to A he Westenl \ M tee I'he s ent of oul 1 ! ination Phi ( ¢ I he ¢ moi 1. tel 1 nd loc ( housand-doll: 1 saving al re: 1 0 sines 1 €