PAGE FOUR NATURE'S ESSENCE. -« Extracted From Forest Plants, |= Nature's laws are perfect, but disease follows if these laws are not obeyed. Go straight to nature for the cure, to the forest; there are mysteries here that we oan fathom for you, Take the bark of the wild. cherry tree, the root of mandrake, Se Oregon grape root, queen's root, bloodroot and golden seal, make a sciens tific, non-alcoholic extract of them with just the right proportions and you have Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It took Dr. Pierce, with the assistance of two learned chemists, eight years of hard work experimenting to make this pure glyoerio extract and alterative of the greatest efficiency and without the use of a particle of alcohol, : Just the sort of remedy you need to make rich, red blood, and cure that lassitude and feeling of nerve exhaustion. Dr, Pierce’ s Golden Medical Discovery bears the stamp of Pusuic Areroval and has sold more largely in the past forty years than any other blood purifier and stomach tonic, “Some time ago I got out of health—my stomach seemed to be the seat of Ad writes Mir. Ezra WiLLiams, of Belleville, Kans, ‘1 commenced to doctor with all the doctors at home as well as with other specialists on stomach and digestive organs, None seemed to do any good —in fact, most of the medicines did me harm. Finally, 1 wrote to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., who replied, stating that I had liver com- plaint with indigestion and constipation, and advised Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and ‘P leasant Pel llet . “The * Discovery’ and ‘Pellc.s,' have ‘put me on my feet again'— seemed to be just what I needed. 1¢ ould not have recovered without them." EB. WiLLiAMs, Esq. Dr, Pierce's Pleasent Pellets are for liver ills. at Elizabethtown residence of Samuel Martin, street, Elizabethtown, between 7 and 8:30 evening while the church, the robbery discovered on the members’ home. The thief unlocked a after entering completely ransacked the securing $50 and watch, The to Chief of and LL Robbery The Market robbed Passing Counterfeit Bills Griffiths, years, Arrested For Hiram aged about on thirty Sunday Berks of Ephrata on passed counterfeit dollar denomination evening at borough of Ephrata I robbery arrested on was Mohnton, five was at county his home at o'clock Sunday by a Constable Regar, family was at charge of having being bills return of a ten door and Saturday the on several places in place, cash a silver reported of the ——— ls was Eighteen Months for Wilharm Charles F. Wilharm, the magazine publisher, pleaded to a charge of forgery the Christiana National was fined $100 and to Bushong Lancaster up Police former he has taken case, guilty preferred by Bank. He sentenced re ee ee Vote of East Can Soon H. Tressler, Done- Brown Leghorn hen, hale that is twelve years old. was Mrs. S gal, has a m- months i undergo eighteen prisonment, a and hearty, Is Your Piano Intertaining? You Say No! Why? Hecause, perhaps, you cannot pay, and have to wait some one else comes to play for you. Now, why have a silent piano in your home gladly exchange the piano you now ave for a Famous Hardman Autotone Thtn, when you want music an netertainment, you don’t have to wait, you simply place a rol of music on the piano and tread, and you have the finest music in the world right in your own home. Just to think how nice it would be to hear that song you heard years ago, “Silver Threads Among the Gold,” and to know you are playing it yourself is a pleasure you never know until you have played the until Te when will deol sieoiooirdiociocelocie dt clealoadoatoate Beads ad 3. Hardman Autotone Our tasy payment plan will enable you to purchase a Hard- man on strictly confidential terms, and have the World's Best Pia ayer in your home. Kirk Johnson & Co., LANCASTER, PA. ojoelovjeciooforioofecfoforf fo sfeofoofoofesfocecfecfocfonfortects Uy UY 16 and 18 West King St., i fie il i Il al (Mraz ! x a OA AE nds “Real Fisherman’s Luck for Duke’s Mixture Smokers” I't Good tobacco and a good reel t’s combination for the angler—and here’s the bave them both re 7 Ay LeAdy you can All smokers should know Duke’s Mixture made by Liggett & Muvers at Durham, N.C. Pay what you will, you cannot get better oranulated tobacco for 5¢ than the big ounce and a half sack of Duke’s Mixture. And with each of these big sacks vou get a book of cigarette papers FREE. Get a Good Fishing Reel Free saving the Coupons now packed in Li Mixture Or, if youdon’t want a reel—get : of other articles In the list you will find member of the family Pipes, cigarette cases, cameras, watches These handsome prese nothing—not one ce express our appreciatic patronage Remember— you still get the same big one and a half ice sack for 5¢ --enough to roll many cigarettes. During November and Decem- ber only, we will send our new illustrated catalogue of presents FREE. Simply send us your name and wore SS ? by somet toilet articl ts cost you I'hey simply n of your Coupons trom Du HOD y 5h from HO EJ. T., TINSLEY’ S NATURAL LEAF, GRANG ER TWIST, coupons from FOUR ROS SES (10c-tin double cougon) PLUG CUT, PIED- MONT CIGARETTES, CLIX CI GA ES, and other tags or Oe issued by us. Premium Dept. St. Louis, Mo ke's Mixture Jax J | hearing THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. FOR WOMEN | SUFFRAGE Behalf of Equal Made the Polls { | Rights Rheems, | the | | it | of article Mr. WW. | following Helsey, nt the to Lancaster Morning News, where morning the iwppeared Saturday \iter | pleasure of | at the Institute, | made | having Miss Patten Teachers’ Ross many County how remembering caster explaining flag, other ht having advantages of Betsy and of | important the the lessons she and after | educational enter-| by audience, the taug her enjoyed musical night Lancaster the tainment Monday lady, a of and referring to several of of last al young native county, the lessons taught | during most important the this | the | at | all Auditorium by lecturers week in Martin by when both | all the special and institute institute, of the superintendent teachers’ the conclusion the and county interested in the related to and schools, because of and singing, of the Lancaster the | patriotic | music and after the dedicated county teachers, have the county the musie, institute sung to | the | the hymn and song printed on page of addition Lancaster as of institute inside last cover in to attended the Women's | and this after we have nan) of the sessions of Union in this city, as Mrs. Christian Temperance convention in leaders Miss from their recent in which Elizabeth Landis, such able p and have Griest, Amanda | own | | able | { to | others our played such part, an and important fail understand how in this progressive | the of the times] need an question of WwW. U The of county we spirit the hour require] settlement of | suffrage correctly of should | when the compel age, and and the Of early woman's Hensel, if Morning date, ladies suffrage that daughters and WwW. CC. T. 0 Societies, the Hon quoted in News city even the this giving of Penn-! the hope, oppose right of however, and sylvania We mothers, all the Christian bath organizations, the our wives members of the Endeaver Sab- organizations, church] all other common good, officeholders that | the of the ' school and people! who desire in- cluding the voters politicians, and will encourage of enfranchisement which we believe is the need hour, early the county. an ladies of Pennsylvania and ——— —— SALUNGA Mrs daughter visited Strickler family | at Har- Doerstler Mrs. PP. 8S. Eby and with Mr. and their Mi) spent Samuel Sunday friends risburg. Mrs. ing four iohnstown. after brother spend- at McGirl weeks is home with her 19 ground in- the the several at and depth of knocking November to the Winter frozen ches. is door. Mr. Philip daughter at visit in her Phila- Metzgar Mrs. Seabholdt, Moore’ was to his new home Ss near delphia. It Thanksgiving, to go without can bird, the Mr. John probable this shall be our Ameri- succulent turkey. Roland of Adams Co. for Come seems rather festivities compelled here a few days John, vas your former neigh- glad and again, alwavs to see you. Miller hunt- hors are larry Heiser Norman returned from a weeks’ They squirrels ing trip brought numerous rabbits and but nary a Bull The Ladies’ M. E Moose. the an of hold evening Aid Church Society Salunga will Saturday of on basement Levy ginning at 5 o’cloc! the rehouse, Tues late funeral service Musser were rmed Mr old On Mennonite Musser home of Landisville on of his death. Mrs D. Chana- 1 to WwW has been askec been them, low. sandbars to Tho the the wea waters be ther be stormy be fair, Bull there, to £0, the weather 0 Are all The de lectable Which mh ine Or P’s and Mooses o0ing island they must them flow. leads briny Salt River With its Four long, They'll With Taft For sweet strong lonely be you and Teddy company. years, coralled, see, with rr ——el CGD Year of Married Life Hoffman and wife of township, still occupy the which they began house- keeping more than 59 years ago. Mr. Hoffman is 85 vears of age and is the oldest man in the township. — TYE Advertise in #he Mt. Joy Bulletin Read ti'e Bulletin In 60th Benjamin Conoy house in | Jaying strain. | egg-eating. | this habit if kept in limited quarters. | toward the front end. | her number, and secure the eggs, the | front door is simply unbuttoned and | let down ! set again. | at this time, as the hanging wire per- | mits her to go one way only. re {copy of The Rev. ll | CONSTRUCTION OF TRAP NEST Without Use of Device Results Fram Individuals of Any Flock Must Be Uncertain, (By J. L. JONES, Mechanical Engineer, Oklahoma Experiment Station.) It 1s not necessary to dwell on the advantages of using trap nests, The | primary object is to develop a heavy It has been found by the use of trap nests that the number | of eggs laid per hen in an average flock varies from 40 to 245. Without using trap nests, the results from such a flock would be uncertain and probably unsatisfactory, It is the ob- Bank of Trap Nests, ject of the poultryman to breed and build up the strain which lays the | heaviest, by breeding to the heavy producers, For fanciers, the trap nest is indis- pensable on account of the fact that In the ordinary pen there are from six to twelve females to one male trap nests are used, and there are | m8 many as there are females in the | pen, it is possible to distinguish each hen's eggs, while if the trap nests are | not used, this is impossible, The use of trap nests goes far to prevent the hens forming the habit of They are likely to form If so kept, they are probably not given the very best food, and probably not enough of it, especially animal food. The accompanying drawings of a bank of trap nests are almost self ex- planatory. The nests are built with. out any top or bottom. The hen en- ters through the back of the nest, brushing under the hanging wire, which releases the door. She then passes on to the next compartment To inspect the nest and to remove the hen, ascertain It will be noticed that the two doors are fastened together wtih a cord, so that when the front door AP percres® e to rotect PPAP MST Sectional View of Nest. fs let down, the trap is automatically | The hen will find it diffi- cult to leave through the back door These are so simple that in making them in almost any quantity, the material should not cost over 15 cents, at most per trap nest. SOME FACTS ABOUT TURKEYS One Sensible Thing Is to Keep Best Birds for Breeding and Send Others to Market. Turkeys kept for breeding stock should be the best that there is in the flock. It is difficult for some people to keep their best turkeys and send the others to market, but it's the only sensible way to do. The habit of | selling the best is not characteristic of only the least intelligent people; it | is common with the people who have raised turkeys all their lives, and | people who would not think of | breeding other stock of the farm | in such a careless way. These | people have attained the success ! and in turkey raising that are | the man who handles them | as he docs his cows and profits enjoyed by in the world can do | bred pout { cannot mall bree ly tl 1ing to be con- stoc 2k; thrift 1 to do with well-buil ders. uc big, be ruin too sh Air Is Needed. A to throw off muen through the | in ths but in- » oblig f the body y do sweat do other animals, he' several times faster anim; when heated god health a hen requires i amount of its size as net ls the portion A bb bi bd bb Eo bbb debe foeerfonte to in Strains h difference hetween 8S or strains of each breed, : i een differ- with con mue th breeds i Some demnat vdveriis in the Mt. Joy Bulletin rere eel Ie ee ne Hicks’ Almanac it remarkable Year Book on Weather, Earthquakes and the Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac 1913, the finest and ever issued, is now ready. only 35¢ to Word and Works 3401 Franklin Louis, Mo., and you will prepared, also one Irl R. Hicks Maga-!{ 1t Storms, Astronomy, for best Sen 1 Publishing Company, Avenue, St. ‘eive a copy zine, Word and Works. it 2 | worriment. Irloseriodoss Bofefooolofods Pfolocerfododeopoods josonic sent sjortonies foolarfooies 2 6) AR wes WE SELL CHEAPER BECAUSE WE GIVE 5. & H, GREEN TRADING STAMPS A Big Our buyer while in New Yo one half less than regular price, we invite ARR ISR EN ER EEE AEW you to 110 I.einbach 47-49 North Quee LANCASTER, PE Sale of And Misses Coats rk last week bought several You never saw such good sty come and see them, $20.00 Misses’ Su Youthful models in misses’ and Junior sizes disclosing n ored satin lined jaunty Norfolk styles plain tailored models and materials are serges rough wear diagonals cordudoys and basket! $25 50 A sizes. good assortment of blac larger These sizes run from 35 Black Coa Extra Large Siz k broad cloth, plain tailored d to 51. Two $35.00 Sample Sui of hi that A splendid collection copies of Paris models suits There values we have ever offered. Such coats and such small are are serges wide wale diagonals fancy Regular grade, handsome suits. Th beautiful in design, exclusi mixtures fine broadc $24.75, $27.75, an Well its the outcome of] gh 22.75, prices! Sale of 150 Sampl Such Coats and Such Small Prices come of a Big Purc They are half fitting box fronts and semi fitting coats. T of rough weave cloths. coats, gray coats coats in fact, a @ $5.00, $7.75, $9.75, $14.75, $117.17 2 y tJ GR There are chinchilla coats boucle coats p splendid assortment at one third 5,817.75 75,$14. 175,$9.7 ,$7. § I own w——— FRAIL, SICKLY CHILD Restored to Health by Vinol— Letter to Mothers. Anxious mothers often wonder why their children are so pale, thin and nervous and have so little appetite. For the benefit of such mothers in this vicinity we publish the following letter. J. Edmund Miller, New Haven, Conn. says: “My little daughter, ever since her birth, had been frail and sickly, and was a constant source of Several months ago we commenced to give her Vinol. I im- mediately noted an improvement in her health and appearance. I gave her three bottles of Vinol, and from the good it has done her I can truly say it will do all you claim.” This child's recovery was due to | the combined action of the medicinal | clements extracted from cods’ livers blood-makir properties contained 1g of in —combined with the end strength-creating tonic iron, which are Vinol. Vino! will build up and strengthen delicate children, old people and the weak, run-down and debilitated. We return the money in every case where it fails. E. DRUGGIST GARBER, Joy, Ww. Mount Penna Jooles Otton a yard ar at 7 and cc yard pas hionable taupe 50¢ 1 een, gray tin are olor and stripes col white, browr a q $ i Yale Jpecial vaiucs fingers these Busy oute® and Duct kimonos or Good 10c Fancy for house and 15¢ values Fine bordered chi cleverly simulating the 121c yard. 19c value, Warm Gowns, very special pink and full in neat W ool lis value blue str cut, is a in voke, At Sc night-gowns hemstitched cuffs. Children’s Flannelette Gowns at have hemstitched yokes, collarless. and 10 at 50c. Dressing Sacques at 68c are of neat shades of gray, heliotrope, dainty floral patterns. in with clasp back. In correct waist 24 to 36 inches. Knit Skirts at 50c are light blue, cardinal, gray borders. Also plain colors. db Lo A tops, splendid and & ; 4 3 i ols oo