0
a
Farmers Column|
|as it
| pac iy
vv Pure
chemical tests. ]
cf food made with
H (biscuit) was made
king powder—cream
mitted separately to
id, each for the same
digested is shown as
Tartar Powder:
ested
sed food is shown to be
ility and healthfulness.
of dent weighs |
Thus we have 300,000
or 18,750 pounds of corn.
about pounds of
to make a
therefore should |
per acre.
you think
seven
oderate ear corn
bn ounces.
unces,
¢ takes
ried corn on
yushel. The
270 bushels of corn
What does
your yield
seventy 0
the
yield,
cob
he
this make
of twenty
How do you
of
bushels per acre?
think that you
kernel where you should have ten?
this little problem in arith-
and think?
that fifteen
do what
to
Doesn't
make you sit
to believe
| metic up
Do
Year
you want
old Jerry Moore
can’t? I don’t.
— ent
can
you
Look
2,000 bundles of corn
Inquire of
[I will sell
very reasonable.
Zercher, 3 mile
Bell Phone No.
fodder
E. H.
tf,
Joy. 48-3.
Imported Chamois
omplexion Cloth.
the Y
wre
i
An.
oblonovitz Shoe store I have
job and let me show you.
LASKEMITZ
JUNT JOY, PENNA.
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\d to serve
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%,
'Y at Very
etore plac-
» Bro.
Penna.
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2 W. L. THEEL
x formerly 585 N. 6th
St.. (forme duly German
in Treatment, the on nly
efic Blood a others
rary & Arsenic, worse than
3 eurse of humanity. All
both sex, Abuses, Weak=
aaheod, Drains, Atrophy,
ie, Rupture & Stristare,
re. practice £6 yrs. Hosp.
y Museums,
olin 13 Shoes: Sun. 5
take home
Suydam.
3 Besevae
That's Sure
MATT
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1)
AND
IT,
JONES "BREAKUP
AND IT WILL CURE YOU
Always in stock at
w. D. CHANDLER CO.
| DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES
West Main St.,
Sept. 4-3mo.
[Constipation]
“For many years I was troubled, in §
spite of all so-ca!'ad remedies Iused.
3
|
in those mild, yet thorough and
fl really wonderful
DR. KINC’S
INewLifePills|
| Adolph Schingeck, Buffalo, N.Y.
| 8 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
[At
like |
raise only one]
south’ of Mt. |
Mount Joy, Pa. |
At last I found quick relief and cure S many people eon
i | Patent
THE BULLETIN, MOUN1 JOY,
INFORMATIC ATION FOR THE
FARMER
USEFUL
Bee
Electric Ine
Market
Grass—Other
Last Stingless
Gather
n
Honey—An
Extinguisher on
Kill Wire
sect
How to
Notes,
The © farmer will gain by
stacking
The
rdinary
his grain
should
blossom
land
of
weeds
clover be cut as
Is In
Deep-plowed has a gre:
for storage moisture
crop of will check
the
A
(the
deal
The
| satisfactory
timothy
heavy
growth of clover a great
grain binder is the most
implement for cutting
seed
clover; if nowhere else
after the «
Sow some
{sow in corn ultivation i
over
The
| soil
[leguminous
The easiest
farm
most important factor in
improvement is growing
crops
way to tradiate weeds
| :
[on the is to prevent their
| going to seed
Silage made of corn and soy
{beans is more digestible than made
| trom corn silage alone
of
that
is
of the soy
the
One the qualities
it to
richness,
bean commends stock
feeder its protein
Much the
depends
value of the
the
of feeding
|elover upon how crop
managed after it is cut.
The best pea
(the fields black
[Red and Red Ripper
The
|stored
| is
stock for grazing in
is Everlasting,
good.
feed
what is
are also
gilo means excellent
in small space Just
[needed when the grass in the pas
ture is dry.
is the
that
is often
grown
palatable than
concen-
Protein upon
more
| that is purchased in
trated from and it is also cheaper.
farm
which
are
by
wire grasses
as propogate
root stalks con-
The so called
such
of creeping
reproduce new plants at the
quack
|
| many grasses
| means
[stantly
[rooting as couch or
g
members
This
should
the
cutaway
harrowed
points,
Johnson Bermuda
the blue
pasture, if
be ‘com-
depth of
rass,
of
grass,
and
family.
grass
| grass
tillage,
pulverized
adapted to
{pletely
four
to
inches with or disk
July and
S50
a
harrow in kept
soil re
of
green spear
By fall
practically
long as the
the
allowing
once a week
mains dry during remainder
the no
foothold.
be
has
season,
xrass to gel a
s of roots will
been
The
under
In
the season nor
and hot whole
ten
the
until
be turned
jointer
w
added | snl:
not st worker
still in the bee's
Ing oO
but it
1
bard, so to speak, but be
figure).
cannot
the
that
vigorous
battle,
unlimbered 0 mix
The claim
armed
i8% made these un-
than
the
bees are more
he arrayed for
vitalized
ed to business
sterilizing strength
poison gland seems
|muned this coming
disease. This breeding
| may not prove to have
world a race of bees that will
petuate a harmless honey gathering
| insect, but, if not such a bee will be
Mankind likes not to be
the sting must
ones
being divert-
The
unused
im-
fighting blood
equipment.
of the
also to have
bee against
experiment
given the
per-
{bred later.
|stung. Therefore
| £0.
et Pe
Are A Trifle Sensitive
of your shoes,
to know
If You
About the size
{some satisfaction
shaking Allen's Foot
| Ease into them. Just the thing for
Leather Shoes, and for
‘breaking in New Shoes. Sold every
| where, 25¢c. Sample free. Address,
{Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y,
rt tl Ml Mi
Read the Bulletin
smaller by
That Will |
| one can
of the quarry,
it's | but
that !
wear shoes a size!
N ANCIENT EGYPT
Body of Pharaoh Still Visible In
Old Tomb.
Country Always Irredeemably Moham-
medan—The Tourist Is Awakened
at Dawn by the Muzzein Call
Ing All to Prayer,
Cairo, Egypt.~—~The old, old Egypt—
the Egypt of the Pyramids, the Sphinx
and the temples of the Upper Nile.
One never forget it, though no
fully describe the sensations
it arouses. It is, indeed, impossible
to paint with a pen the sapphire blue
of the sky, that interlude of color be-
tween the golden glow of the African
punset and the Egyptian darkness. As
I walked about through the broken
columns of Karnak and saw still guard-
ing the doorways the statues of kings
in the Temple of Luxor carved 1,600
years before Christ—as 1 groped down
the long stairways into the tomb of
Amhenotop 111. where the body of the
ancient Pharaoh, still visible, has lain
fore more than 30 centuries; or stand-
ing under the bright tropical sun upon
the towers of the Temple of Denderah,
beautiful in the memory of the Egyp-
tian Goddess of Joy and Love, one
looks far across desert sands to the
Nile, flowing through old, hushed
Egypt, as Leigh Hunt says:
“Like some great mighty
threading a dream.”
But the impression, also difficult to
analyze or interpret, which the west.
ern traveler and student receives be-
fore many hours in Alexandria or
Cairo, is the fact that he has reached
the land of the Moslem. In Egypt, Is
lam is the great ever-present reality,
It faces one in the fleld as well as in
the mosque, in Egypt's laws as in
her social customs, in her homes and
in her schools, Egypt has often
changed her conquerors; indeed, she
has through generations been virtually
a subject race. But since the Arabs
crossed to Egypt in the seventh century
the land has been irredeemably Mo-
hammedan. On my first morning of
residence in Cairo I was awakened at
daybreak by a muzzein in the minaret
of a mosque near by, chanting in
that volce that is half a song and half
a wail the Mohammedan call to
prayer.
This call is answered not by
can
thought
a few
PA.
HOW GIRLS
MAY AVOID
PERIODIC PAINS
The Experience of Two Girls
Here Related For The
Benefit of Others.
Rochester, N. Y.
“1 have a daugh
ter 13 years old who has always been
very healthy until recently
complained of dizziness
when she
and cramps every
month, so bad that I would have to keep
her home from school and put her to bed
to get relief,
“After giving her only two bottles
E. Pin
now
Lydia
pound she i
health,
too highly. 1
to read what y¢
my child.”
211 Exchange St
Stout
head
I ca
n
Av
in
sville,
aches, backache
irs,
of
Vegetable Com-
enjoying the best of
10t praise your Compound
good mother
has for
DUNHAM,
N.Y.
suffered
kham’s
want every
ur medicine
RICHARD N.
, Rochester,
Ohio, —*“1]
and was very irreg-
ular, A friend ad-
done
Q
‘rom
vised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Com-
pound, and before I
had taken the whole
of two bottles 1
found relief. I am
only sixteen years
old, but I have bet-
ter health than for
two or three years.
thanks for what Lydia
retable Compound has done for me,
Veg
1 had taken other medicines but did not |
find relief.”’
Stoutsville,
0
I cannot express my
E. Pinkham’s
Miss CorA B. FOSNAUGH,
hio, R.F.D., No. 1
Hundreds of such letters from moth-
ers expressing their gratitude for what
Lydia
E
Pinkham’s Vegetable
Com-
pound has accomplished for their daugh-
ters have been rece
| Pinkham Medic
aE, |
Duly |
ive d hy the Lydia E.
vine (
a, 2
foyemlre
people in one particular social strata |
of life, but by a whole nation.
a mosque full of students and |
stately sheikhs'leave their books for
these daily summons to prayer, which
if they true Moslems they obey
five times each day. 1 have seen the
seen
are
=
SE
mil
Rawr mm——
Courtyard of Egyptian P:
humble
tine of
ter +
tired
his ca
althoug
are not at
we are tol4,
of dos
name Ze
the tombs of
of the Nile,
I have
three earthly things
mires are his horse, his slughi and his
wife's earrings. A copy of one of the
fresco paintings is shown In the wall
case on the north side of the hall, The
true slughi is kept by the tribes of the
eastern deserts, the finest strain being
in the possession of Bedouin chiefs.
The breed is also known as the Syrian
or Persian greyhound, although short
haired dogs are likewise included un-
der the former name. These dogs
are used for hunting gazelles, hares
and other game, often with the assist-
ance of falcons, which fly at the head
(under
coes
1 1 in the valley
Egypt,
somewhere that the
Arab most ad-
read
an
rm ——- -———
Only a Fire Hero
crowd cheered,
hands, he held
box, “Fellows,”
Bucklen’s Arnica
hold, has everything beat
burns.” Right for boils,
sores, pimples, eczema,
sprains, bruises. It subdues
flammation, kills pain. Only
at S. B. Bernhart & Co's.
rr ree Aer.
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletia.
the as, with
burned
round
“‘this
a small
shouted,
I
for
ul-
cuts
in-
25¢
up
he
Salve
also
cers,
I have |'
SOLD
STOP
Experimenting with The
Just-
as-Good-Kind
eiAnd Buy A
BUI
STR
TLY ON ITS ME
v 1913 Cars Now Here
Boots or
Arctios
Reliable Freed Brothers Work Shoes
For
can’t
action
them.
THE
For
the
be
In
Dress
ladies
CRO:
wen and Boys.
the
Service
Lintuer
and satis-
Call and see
Shoe I have the
SSETT
Charles L Dierolf
EAST MAIN ST.
{8 West Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa Friday, Oct. 11,
Ww.
NO’
M.
MT. JOY PA.
HOLLOWBUSH
TARY PUBLIC
Attorney-At-Law
vays at Lancaster, Monday and Fr
day
at No
h2 North Duke Stree:
ARK
HAIR BALSAM
aanses end beautifies the
Never Fails to Restore se
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Prevents hair falling.
50c, and $1.00 at Druggiste
| tin
| Manager,
improvement
pany, Lynn, Mass. |
| =e |
best |
Aah
The Week in Gralm
“ompiled for the Mount Joy Bul
at Mount Joy, Pa, by Wm,
lear & Co., Pennsylvanis Bulldin
Philadelphia, Pa, by D, B. Lehma
Woolworth Bullding, Laff
nna
Phila
of
Hate Pe
Pa Nov, 18, 19
J
Me end the veek witnessed
lowest the move
being
of
prolonged
the prices for
ment the influence
the
what
preatlest
foreign situation Deprived
promised to be a
struggle between the Balkan tates
conditions
Those
receipts
belief
and 'urkey domestic
became more of a factor
ntly ing
h
‘ ons nereas
lemand and
of
decided
lackening cas
that with the close navigation
will accumula
The
tended
countries
SLOCKS show
tion news from Argentine has
other exporting
of
coun
this,
influence
With
war
to
the cessation
all
more
the foreign European
tries will sell freely and
too, has worked against our grain
Sentiment showed change from
the
it
no
pronounced bearishness into
has drifted and with an active
campaign against prices still lower
levels are predicted
weight
fac
maturity
Corn was also under the
contributing
of the
Weather
of liquidation, all
tors being in favor
of the crop conditions
im
while
have contributed to further
provement the quality and
the
mn
export demand has shown some
farmers have been
At
been
free sellers, times speculative
but the
toward
buying has good, ten
dency hi been lower
It
[lowest for
While
in
1S
too closes about the
the
prices
movement
for lower
was
the
end
predictions were
decline less
all
the
the
other
but
prices oats ts
other
of
influence
proportionately than
the
of
Ex
ot
grains, and toward
withstood
the
fair,
week
grains
the
enthusiasm
weakness in
ort demand size
the crop against bullish
COUR
President
PROCLAMATION
and Hon. Aaron B. Ha
A 5¢ Judges of the Coun
of Common Pleas in and for the
of Lancaster, and Assistar
s of the Courts of Oyer and Ter:
and General Jail Delivery
ter sions of the P
the County of I.
i their
iring me am
ake public
bailiwick
lis
ler sociate,
Cour
Justi
al
Ses eace
ancaster
precept to
tO
ont my
er and
De
ON THE THIRD
NOVEMBER (T
id
Sunday Hours 8 to 9—5 to 6.45 p. m.
WEST MAIN ST. MT. JOY, PA.
Shoes |
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HIGH-GRADE
LUCK”
USE JELKE
“GOOD
BUTTERINE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Guaranteed Under Government In-
spection
For Sale on and After
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THE MAKERS, I8
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WE
FITS
BLANKETS
FROM
THE WHY?
ANYWHERE
$10.50,
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ROBES THE COUNTY,
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BOTTOM PRICES. FULL
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MEDICINES, MAKER OF ALL
HARNESS
Kreckel
PA
FINES"
IN
AT
KINDS OF
Edwar
ANCASTER,
Tou-R-TST
Bar
FEHR TI RR
Frunks at Half Price. Great
gains. On The Square
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Mount Joy, Pa.
FOR A
GOOD SHAVE
STYLISH HAIR-CUT
REFRESHING SHAMPOO
anything in the Barber Line.
East Main St,
or
Jamers
andry
dtgStehman
)Y, PENNA.
H
Bran
MOUNT J¢(
| Shaving
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East Main St. MOUNT JOY
Three Chairs. No Waiting
Agen for the Middletown Steam
Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday
{and delivered Friday.
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WANTED
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Philadelphia