the reason
Btle 80 to fill ord
TONE tried and well kell
Coal
be a for this
good sensible
throw money
reason
hat
I 0
away! We
them that
Heat
could get
have had
could give them Mere
they
we
tor their money than
any where else
We are ready to convince you too
Will you let us?
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Deal er in
Lumber, Grain,
7, Straw, Slate, Salt, Cement
and Fertilizer
te Ad Co
d constantly on hand. Highest cash price pald
for grain
r and Mill Work a Specialty
FLORIN, PENNA.
YOU WILL GET TEN CELEBRATED legen
ke H. Trading Stamps It
VERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR
CHASED FOR CASH AT
COAL and
LUMBER YHRDS
Mount Joy, Penna
No. 1 Cedar Shingles always on hand
ng, Sash, Door , Blinds, Mouldings, Lath, Etc.
ha Portland Oement. Also Roofing Slate
nd Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material
o. 833. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot
HATS
Silk
b Roofing.
he is complete. Tweed, and Cloth Finished.
lixtures;
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ay times are approaching rapidly. It's a good
gift early. We makethis suggestion because next
iI be a busy month for you, and you will, on doubt,
»stion to buy n ow while you have the time.
idea to
oR afoaeslonss atest
our sugg
FREE)
1s, Jewelry, Silverware and all kinds of Novelties.
ondads,
s selected now will be reserved until Christmas,
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
FURNITURE A SPECIALTY
TPHOLSTERING
y HOMEMADE
DONE TO ORDER
for sale in lots to suit the purchasers
and
ing
Embalming ;
to convince |
| VALUE OF POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poor Methods of Preparing and Man
| keting Deprive Poultryman of
Much of His Profits,
(By F. H. STONEBURN.)
| Poultry products of various kinds
| form one of the greatest crops pro-
| duced upon American farms, The
| ever increasing number of farms and
| plants devoted exclusively to poultry
keeping produce large amounts of
| high grade goods, although these are {
compared with
| inoonsiderable when
| the vast supply coming from the small
flocks scattered upon the farms and
| in the villages throughout the coun=
| try. Unquestionably the great bulk
| of poultry products has come in the
past from the latter sources, and this
| condition 1s likely to continue,
Many farmers concede that their
flocks of poultry yield them a fair
| profit, although any intelligent ob-
| server has but to spend a short time
| In investigating the great markets to
| jJearn that poor methods of preparing
' and marketing alone prevent the pro-
| ducer from receiving much greater re-
| turns, The majority of poultry raisers
fail to realize that their profits could
| be largely increased, first, by the
production of better and more uniform
goods; and second, by improved meth.
ods of disposing of them.
Not infrequently it is stated that
high-grade goods sell themselves,
and in a sense this is true, but it is
not enough to turn out superior
goods; much is lost if they are not
marketed in the most careful manner.
The poultry man who receives
the highest quotations for his prod-
nl TT Tp
esa
IE
| uets throughout the year is the one
who studies “how, when and where”
to market. He learns that during cer-
{ tain months in each year there is a |
| shortage in different kinds of poul-
try products, and he plans to produce
' as large a quantity as possible of
these products during the season of
scant supply. He then ascertains in
which markets he can dispose of
these goods to best advantage, and
prepares and packs them according to
the requirements of those markets.
Poultry products are concentrated
and valuable, although not extremely
perishable. Therefore, improved means
of transportation make it possible for
the poultryman to place his goods in
the best markets without greatly ins
creased expense.
Feed During Molting.
The molting of fowls is a natural
process and not a disease and no
medical treatment is necessary or de-
sirable. Feed molting fowls just as
you would feed them at any other
time, only remember that molting is
done during hot weather, and less car-
bonaceous food should be given than
when the weather is cool. Oats, wheat,
cut clover or alfalfa or any leguminous
geeds may be used more because the
weather i8 warm than that fowls are
molting. Any sort of green food is
good; so are beets, turnips, bulbs or
tubers of any sort that they will eat.
They should have little corn or other
heat-producing food.
Sow turnips for poultry food.
This is the month to wage war on
lice.
Almost all varie
good mothers.
Dry bran makes a good chicken feed
the year round
There shot
every
Fee
ties of geese make
» shade provided in
yecasionally during
y common cause of
erels should « Sif argely of crac
ed oa wit! I1 removed
£ ay from the
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To
Say This Week.
woch widder de
gricked, un Ich
bed. Ich wase
Ich rouse koom, farlicht
gor nimmy. Won Ich don
hov Ich de farsicherung dos woo Ich
onna gae wart ken house mae gabu’-
zed. De shult Ich net bed
farlussa kon is des. De Bolly hut
butza em Moondawg
De Polly hut de
housebutz gichtera
shribe dare breef im
net won
shtareb
0s my
awfunga house
morga, awver de gichtera hen shunt
g'shoft kot.
Ich ons
reva on
in era
nocht
en woch derfore
Em
Hullerhecka
Moondawg wore
for
der
en bushel
Sensawetzer
uft
agents aw
Sammy
hut
en lot
na doo os
de lectior
ga-
tzucker
Mike
wore
fun mere g'wunna
un Ich
druffa
un
Blotner far si
oll karls
g'worao
fina glaeder
awfonga uff
za buddle un es arsht os Ich g'wist
hob wore Ich beomerwlich
foll. About mich
hame g'feered, on unser
(Ich Polly era
kooma Ich era
runner mich
ins We se
hob
glaeder, kardoo,
farkawft
0s
he tzum
Se
so soch
nver shtore.
shtitza heed
fina. hen
weisa hemmer,
kot.
ous der
we miner,
un ‘aw Se hen's
setza schwort
widder
elf
un
uhr hen
we Ich
der
hov
se
mane
bin
house
house)
g'ruffa far kooma
bed du.
sin de agents fart g’'sh-
Ich hob era g'sawt dos Ich
glawva daid der schlawg het mich
in de bae gadruffa, awver we se my
hut don hut
denka der schlawg
hols nunner,
mere
de spicher shtake
un
ni hola un
kooma is
prunga.
ochtum garucha se
de daid
der
mit
g’sawt
un se
naixsht
ware mere
daid settla der
morga. Ich
nuff uff hend un fees un se is hinna
noach un g’'shovva mit da hend.
Dinshdawg morga hut
g'roofa far uff shtae uns fire mocha.
Ich bed rous we en haws,
un der tzwet
bledly foll
Ich hob modderlich gagricha
fore g’'shprunga, don fleegt
uff shlawgt
08 Ich
rose
bin
se mere
bin tzum
shrit bin in en tae
tacks g'dreda.
un
carrabt
bin
der bed
shtulla un mere
grose os fire funga
karrebsa
kold
h hob gli gens howd on da bae
hob so 0s
sooma. Ks wore gor shtarns
un
kot os we par shing shtae.
g'funna
Der arsht
is der ac
shtaik
lich hov Ich de shtaik un
bin g'shtart.
Dot
bin
nunner
shtick gadreda.
Ich
bundel lung
grusht, Ich
dutzent aesel
safe
cident de
nunner
kappened.
0S we en shtro
schnae hob
hetta
un
ivver en
g'maned es en
derno wars
We g’
mich gakicked
g'folla,
Ich
feel onery.
mich
hov
net Ich hob
der Polly g'roofa dos Ich ware dote
uff
hob
un
house
tupped ken
mae kot
ous-
mich dobber
shtife
kooma
Ich
un se set
laega eb 80 daid warra.
Se is kooma un hut grawd g’shicked |
Are |
Heffelfinger.
hut
ribba
for der ducktor
mich examined un
het
hut
Ich
brucha
dri-un-tzwonsgich
het
hut
tzung
un aw’'s g'netz
Aer
my
prengt. mere de
o'feeled, gagooked,
dri pilferlin un mich
gevva %
g’charged. Tech hob mich
Ich daid de
nemma, un de Polly
vler
shwora pilferlin net
hut
g'sawt
uffs |
ons |
h- |
gens howd |
bulse |
far |
Revival Services Bein at Fairview
and wife spent
Fred Dresher,
vigited by
Harry Gelb
Baker
in the family of
Harvey Rettew,
Messrs, Peters,
David Waltz
Rettew
wife
Henry Sun-
day
was
Jacob
and
John Frank
daughter,
entertained
Brubaker, and
Naomi, on Sunda)
Allen Becker
tended a lovefeast
wife at
the
and
held
Rev
in
vicinity of Norristown
Revival
Fairview
services will begin at
church on Sunday evening
the week.
been
and continue
Mr
bought Qa
during
levy has and
crops of to
around
number of
All was bought at
Zink, wife
Carrie
bacco, 10 and 3
Clayton and daughters
Gertrude spent
at Elizabeth-
Katie, and
Sunday with friends
town,
Albert Rettew,
Fannie
in the family
Ruhl's church,
Waltz
Benjamin
wife and daugh
Katie Sun
of John
ters, and spent
day Snyder,
near
David and family
Shelley,
enter
wife and
daughters and Rhoda
Mr. Harry Geib on Sunday
Misses
Rettew
the former's
Baker and family at
There will be a
tained
Lizzie and
Baker and Anna
and
Fannie
Saturday Sunday
Wendel
Elizabethtown,
Mt.
Saturday
spent
with uncle,
lovefeast at
church
the
services
Pleasant on
evening and following evening
the
continue during
revival will begin and
the week
OVER
Ae een
AT TRONVILLE
The Democrats Held a Big Jollifica-
tion There Thursday Night
The
vicinity held a
and
jollification
Democrats of Ironville
monster
evening,
the chief
furnishtd
Roman
the
to
the
on Thursday
Helfrich
and
Ironville
parade
Matthias
marshal
the
was
music was
band
illuminated
by
candles and red fire
line of march The parade went
the
thence
road
Silver
The
the
the
Cordelia and up past
church and to Spring
the
counter
then
by ore banks column
toll
pike
marched at gate
and marched to
the
[.ynch’s
up
and thence to
they
school house
where counter-
The
many
hotel
column
of them
boats
marched again was
formed of 65 riders,
salt river
long. It
held
cowboys, floats and
and was over a mile was
| the
| Ironville
biggest parade ever in
MAYTOWN
Harter, of
after a
has re-
Charles Leola,
| turned home vigit with
parents
William
attend
of
officiat-
he funeral of Mrs
largely
Kauffman
Brosey was a very
one. Rev. E BE.
Church of God
clergyman
Mt
Wineka,
ed
End- |
| the was the
ing Interment was
| made at Joy
Ww. E
the
who
butchering business here
will discontinue
Philadelphia,
some time,
move to He will
have sale of his personal
yn Tuesday next
The held
The
Democratic varade
I
place was very large.
furnished
and gave a
town band music for the
| occasl
Centre There were plenty
Square
red lights, and the houses
route were illuminated
“GE
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them in
Good Reason for it
Wouldn't any woman be
irs of backache
v, nights of unrest, the
when
troubles,
Mary readers |
ale by all dealer
Foster-Milburn
agents
sole
his |
conducted
for |
and re- |
property |
in |
May- |
concert in |
along |
|
Mount Joy and
happy, |
suffering, |
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Solve Your Thanksgiving Day
Dinner Problems With
ALUMINUM WARE
A Special Demonstration Begins
Monday and With It a Splendid
Offer of $1 Wear-Ever Alum-
inum Berlin Kettles 69¢c. Each
Yerkes
All next week Mrs, will conduct a demonstration,
which will show to the most skep-
Wear-Ever
consisting of practical tests,
tical housewife in existence that Aluminum Cooking
Utensils are not a luxury, but an absolute necessity in every
h e
ome, d {Wd
Wear-Ever do not chip or scale, can not be ruined
food
Utensils
by burning food in them, being cooked in them requires
less heat and attention than any other kind, and they will last
a lifetime. But at least come and see this demonstration, Many
new ideas in cooking will be shown that will certainly be help-
ful in preparing your Thanksgiving Dinner
Watch exhibit, Come—
day
this space for further news of this
any next week.
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at50cts. a Yard
stylish, All-Wool fabric for either a Coat
This
A splendid, new,
Suit or Separate Skirt. material comes in a good variety of
smart mixtures, is 36 inches wide, and rare at 50c a yard.
$1.00
mixtures,
are offering special a regular
quali-
50
In addition, we
ty All-Wool
wide, at 65¢ a yard.
Scotch Tweed, in gray and brown in,
Striped Serges at 50c¢. a Yard
that
black and
Here is naother fashionable, hard-wearing fabric will
handsome Suit. Comes in blue and
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