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PAGER SIX
Why Women Are Not RICH.
ay is a millionaire many times over in the possession of blood cells, Wome
on is not quite so rich, for scientists have proven that the normal man hes five mile
Boa—the woman only "four and a half million to a cubic millimetre of blood.
A decrease in number of red blood corpuscles and a person ** looks pale "' —in
fact, is anaemic. the blood does not get the right food and probably the stomach is
red.
Dr. R. V. Pierce found yéars nfo that a glyceric extract of golden seal and
Oregon grape roots, queen's root and bloodset with black cherrybark, would help
ve —< of the food in te stomach, o«
way increase the red a «
called Dr. Pierce's Gol
lating the food eaten th 18 nourisl
rpuscles. This medicine he
il Discovery. By assimis
takes on a rich red color Nervou
of the starved nerves for food,’”’ and when the norves are |
Can «= 3 fed on rich red blood the person looses thos irritable feel-
/ \ ings, sleeps well at night and is refreshed in the ing,
bse, | “1 was attacked with » # caused by
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J. D. Lavery, Esq diseases have tt ) « rad
31 stamps, to pay for wrapping and ma ung only.
Pr. Pierce's Medical Adviser.
TROLLEY SCHEDULE GO TO
Lancaster, Rohrersto™, Landisville
Salunga, Mt. Joy and Klizebeth-
town Street Railway Co
WESTWARD
Leave Lancaster—a m. 4.30, 5.15 618
35, 8.16, 9.15, 10.15, 11.15; p. m. 12.15, 1.16
ri 416, 5.15, 6.15, 7.15, 8.16, 9.16, 1.1%
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FOR A
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Leave Mount Joy—A m, 3
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on cay and special occasions cars
twwen Lancaster and Mt
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P aimaays, first car leaves Lancaster at |
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Daylight loading and unloading—
no dark room needed for any of the
{Agent for Standard Steam Laundry
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Jacob H. Stauffer, late
Boru stion, Dyspepsia, Flatu-
gest ysponaia, of Mount Joy Borough, Lancaster
lency, Jour Stomach, Heart burn,’ coutty, Pa
Belching in fact for any stomach dis letters testamentary on said es- |
erder, Digestine is one of the most
efficient and helpful remedies yet pro-
duced. Pigestine iz composed of Pure
Pepsin, Charcoal, Soda Bicarbonate,!
Nux Vomica, Peppermint etc. These
ingredients (each one in itself a
splendid remedy) are combined in ment to the undersigned.
such proportions as to secure the very, ANNIE N. STAUFFER, Mt. Joy.
Best results. ELIZABETH N. RISSER, Rheems
YOUR weakened stomach needs as: pANNIE N. SNYDER, Lititz R.
sistance after eating. Digestine ren- g prank Kreudy. Attorney. jan15-6t |
ders this assistance. Every Digestine
tablet contains enough Pepsin to di-
gest 3,000 grains of food. For that un-|
comfortable feeling after a full meal
w»othing is quite so good as Digestine.|
Its quick action gives almost immedi- :
ate relief. When troubled with Eas TRADE-MARKS and aa chine or no
in the stomach try Digestine. You will Hl fe. Mt, "iL ake“ Stason wi wyort on
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STOMACH disorders usually cause! fortune” fe rmiaciots. Ne wE ho 35 13
Headache, Nervousness, Constipation, J READE PAGES, am 12 betore appiving
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effects need be feared. Ask for Digest- _
ime, Insist on getting Digestine, You!
cannot afford to be without this valu-|
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DIGESTINE is sold in
tate having been granted to the un-
derisgned, all persons indebted there
to are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or
| Shaving Halr Cutting
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package will be promptly forwarded
postpaid to your address upon receipt
of price in coin or stamps.
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AND AT
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Hours 8 to 9—35 to 6,45 p. m
MAIN ST. MT. JOY, PA.
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THE
Farmers Column
| VERY L INFORMATION FOR THE
sness is only ‘‘ the ery |
| FARMER
|
| Gapes in Chickens and How to Pres
[ vent the Flock from Dying—|
| Fatten Sheep for the Market— |
When to Market Ducks—Wheat!
nd Ry
he dr have about the |
omj tion although wheat
1 v t he n protein
te | LIC
1 quite di
t on
nt of
a t bout
ofit
Iv form of ome rations
re t wctorily
| when ground than when whole,
Barle seems to rank between
| wheat and oat It is not used very
Le xtensively as a stock food in the
spt when the quality is too
malting
east, exc
poor to permit its use for
purposes
A Pekin duckling weighs about
[two ounces when hatched, and
should take on weight as follows:
Three to four weeks four
and one half pounds;
weeks, five and one half to six
pounds. Ducklings should be mar-
keted at from nine to twelve weeks
Geese grow about as
Allowance of
for the ori-
twelve weeks.
rapidly as ducks.
course must be made
| ginal difference in
hatched goslings weighing
four ounces.
rapidly at the start but
much quicker after three months of
age.
All old and such
the owner does not
should be culled out to
short time before the ram is turned
in with the breeding ewes. The cull
sheep can be fattened earlier in the
season by turning them into a rape
field as pasture, but if you put off
too late special food is required. In
flocks the ewes are often |
young ewes as
desire to keep
pure bred
|e pt until they die of old age, as
{their lambs are worth more than
| they are, but in a graded flock it
does not pay to keep ewes that do
{not have sound mouths. An old ewe
to prove unsatisfactory. In!
should be to
strong in the
is likely
rams the aim
that are
I selecting
select those
points in which the ewes are weak.
that have an
narrow
{| For instance, ewes
breasted
that are
this
uniform flock can be
{ open coat and are
shoudl be bred to rams
strong on those points. By
method a ver
established in a very few years It
is a good idea to turn the ram with
the ewes in the evening after he has
| been fed and take him out in the
morning before being fed. A ram|
| should be well fed. Bran, oats, roots
of vegetables, make a good ration
{ with clover as a roughage.
1 Perhaps it would not do to say!
| that all chickens that dle from |
| gapes are those that are poorly fed]
| and cared for, but it is undeniably
{true that if the chickens are well]
[ fed on feeding boards and kept dry
and thrifty they will seldom be at-
| tac ked. believed that
gapes are minute
in the
It is generally
procured by
worms which are propagated
soil. It follows that if
are fed on the same ground all
through the season they are more
liable to be troubled by the gapes
than if they are fed on dry floors.
Preventative is better than cure
and if the
on dry floors for the
of their lives and the
always
first few weeks
yards in which
they run changed two or three
times during the season they will
seldom suffer from the ) We
believe that this trouble is the re-
sult of poorly Kept quarters just as
lice and mites come when the coops|.
and grounds are neglected. We!
have never yet heard of an epidem-
ic of in a flock of chicks
where precaution
cared for
When you
sanitary
was taken and they
should be.
ry
were
just as they
{ come to study this assertion you
i will gee that a high standard is set
for the amateur chicken raiser, but
{ if it is maintained your chickens
{ will not die from gapes. To those
{ whose are suffering the best
mple one—carbolic acid.
chicks show signs of
with two
| As soon as the
gapes make a small coop
compartments, an upper and lower.
Place a hot
and drop on it three or
lower one
four drops
compart-
brick in the
of carbolic acid. The upper
| ment in which the chickens are
placed should not be ai tight as
{ the youngsters will suffocate, but it
should be tight enough to cause
| them to sneeze and show consider-
able agitations. One or two careful
treatments in this way will kill the
i worms in the air passages and it is
| time for the owner of the flock to
{ put his chicks on new ground, dis-
| infect their roosting quarters and
everything else about the place if
{he would keep them healthy
| — Arrears
| Coffee and Tea
Are you satisfied with
| Coffee? If not stop In at Garber's |
| Drug Store and I will show you one
Pa |of the finest Coffees on the market
that sells for 35 cents a pound. I
also have fine varieties of the finest
Teas "on the market. Stop in and
examine same. HH. W. Garber’s
Drug Store, Mount ‘Joy Pa. 2
to four
and at ten |
of age. After that they take on
weight slowly, and it is not profit-|
able to keep them longer than]
size—newly |
about |
Turkeys do not grow |
develop |
fatten a |
| Bast
the chickens |
chickens are fed |
your,
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
Assessors’ Returns
(Continued from page 1)
Ward 366; West
Joy Twp. 667, Rapho 930
Timber Land
East Donegal 19; West Donegal
368; Mount Joy Borough, East
Ward 0; West
wp. 767; Rapho 1412
|
Cleared Land
13919: West
Borough Kas
Donegal
Mt Joy
Kast
gal 9850; t
| Ward 15; We Ward 29; Mt. Joy
Twp. 17719; Rapho 28472,
Tota; Number of Acres
Kast Donegal 13938; West Done
gal 10218; M Joy Borough
Ward 15: West Ward 29; Mt. Joy
Twp. -18476; Rapho 29884
Value of all Rea] Estate
Kast Donegal $2,656,161; Wi
Donegal $872,280; Mt. Joy Borough
Bast Ward $539,250; West Ward
$269,690; Mt. Joy $1,627,177;
Rapho $2,860,869.
TWD.
Real Estate Exempt
East Donegal $32,500; West Don-
egal $30,500; Mt. Joy Borough Kast
Ward $567,200;
Mt, Joy Twp. $42,600;
600.
Rapho $61,
Estate Taxable
$2,623,661;
Real
| Bast Donegal
Donegal $841,780; Mt. Joy Borough |
East Ward $482,050; West Ward |
$340,790; Mt. Joy Twp. $1,584, 571;
Rapho $2,799,269.
|
Number of Horses and Mules
Bast Donega] 837; West Donegal
397; Mt. Joy Borough, Bast Ward
77; West Ward 61; Mt. Joy Twp.
816; Rapho 1398.
Value
East Donegal $65,610; West Done-
gal $24,375; Mt. Joy Borough, East
Ward $4,100; West Ward $3,065;
Mt. Joy Twp. $48,875; Rapho $89,-
975.
Number of Cattle
Bast Donegal 916; West Donegal
466; Mt. Joy Borough, Bast Ward
{
0; West Ward 1; Mt. Joy Twp. 1.
135; Rapho 1839.
Value
Bast Donegal $25,845; West Don-|
egal $9,398; Mt. Joy Borough East
Ward 0: West Ward $20; Mt. Joy
Twp. $30,272; Rapho $44,100.
Total Taxable for County Purposes
at 2 1-2 Mills
Donegal $2,615,116;
$875,653; Mt. Joy
$486,150; West
Twp.
East West |
Donegal
Bast Ward
$343,865; Mt. Joy
Rapho $2,933.344.
Total County Tax
Bast Donegal $6,537.79; West Don
$2,188.88; Mt. Joy Borough
$1,215.38; West Ward
Twp.
egal
East Ward
$859.66: Mt. Joy
Rapho $7,333.36.
Money Taxable for State
East Donegal $473,212; West Don
egal $136,706; Mt. Joy Borough,
Ward $278,589; West Ward |
$111,690; Mt. Joy Twp. $395394;
{ Rapho $631,924.
| Value of Carriages Taxable for
State
| Rast Donegal $100; West Donegal
: Joy Borough East Ward
Twp. |
$2,950; Mt.
{0; West Ward 0; Mt. Joy
850; Rapho $855.
at 4 Mills
West Don
for State
$473,312;
Mount
278,689;
Twp.
Total
East Donegal
egal $139,656;
Bast Ward
$111,690; Mt. Joy
Rapho $632,779.
West Ward
State Tax
East Donegal $1.893.25; West
egal $558.62; Mt. Joy Borough
Ward $1,114.35; West
76; Mt. Joy Twp. $1,584.98;
$2,531.12,
nape Miki
All the local news in the Bulletin. |
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Garden Theatre
MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26th
Ventro The Ventriloquist
4 Reels of Feature Pictures 4
Admission 10¢c
THURSDAY, FEB. 27th
“Wild West in the Days
of 1850”
&-Reels of all Western Films-4
With a Cow-Boy Vaudeville Act
Admission 10c
FRIDAY, FEB. 28th
101-Bison 2 Reel Feature
‘Massacre of the Santa Fe’ Trail’
Admission 5c
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Garden 8. s(rae ps
Deatscher Arts,’
wara 337; Mt,
Ward 0; Mt. Joy | Pa
Done-
West Ward $28,900; |
West |
Borough
Ward |
$1,663.724; |
$4,159.31; |
Joy Borough |
$396,244; |
Don
East |
Ward $446. |
Rapho |
PA.
The Weck in Graim
Momplled for the Mount Joy Bulle- |
by Wm. L.|
tin, at Mount Joy, Pa,
Bear & Co., Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa., by D. B
Building,
Lehman,
| Manager, Woolworth Building, Lane
| raster Penna
Phila. Pa Feb. 26, 1913
I SUNMIMAT of the week just
t there ceurrance that
tands out inently It is the
fatement ) 4 authority
han Broomha that Argentine
eat has been taken by Rugsia be
ot 5 Itt) od mi n
v it » i t! ] t I
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I 1
1
1
ed no heat
1 witl I 1
1 t al 1
t ve no i ir
0 0
000.000 1 nex July vhich cor
80,000,000 bushels dur
pares with
the 1911-12 crop year
The lighter world’s shipments
last week were neutralized to some
extent by the improvement of the
| wheat crop in India as a result of
the zood rains in that country while
i
between Russia
regarded as
influence
friction
was not
enough to
the slight
rand Austria
| being serious
| prices. Bradstreet’'s world's visible |
showed a decrease of 295,000 in
{ wheat with corn increasing 23 |
! millions. Broohall's weekly review |
|
| was of a slightly
| but the Balkan affair gave signs of
adjustment acting as a deterrent to
decided improvement.
At home there were many factors
of a bullish nature. The principal
of these being the complaints from
Kansas and Newbraska of dry
weather. There reports were in-
sistent and gained in importance on
account of the large loss in acreage
at this period last year through the
winter wheat territory. The cash
markets in the Southwest stiffened
{ under this incentive while
| Northwest they continue to
great firmness. Toronto
quite a little export business, while
| Winnepeg advised of a good de-
| mand for the same reason. Reports
| of Hessian fly in Nebraska were not
| orionsly taken, but the damage to
the French crop due to unusually
| cold weather and heavy storms gave
la strong tone to prices at the week
end.
| The Argentine shipments this
| week were less than expected and
{lighter world shipments for the
week are looked for.
Corn labored under burdensome
receipts with the additional handi-
cap of continuous open weather
only made shipping easy
light. The
to have
which not
[but feeding
crop is conceded
but little through the drought and
the exportable surplus of that
will be at normal,
exporters insisting that it
be record breaking. However,
which prices of this
| community have been maintained
up to this time in the face of in-
| creasing stocks is thought by some
| to prove that the price level is low
enough to absorb offerings.
| Oats showed a firm tone through-
out the week, although no advance
lot any consequence was seen.
. Armour was said to be active in the
| May option, and while no attempt
| was made to bring about a sustain-
{ed rally were taken
at all times
Argentine #
suffered
country least
! some
| will
| the ease with
offerings well
midline
{ ANOTHER LINK WITH MIDDLE-
TOWN
Middletown Citizens Add Their
Praise
Another link with our neighbor-
ling town of Middletown is provided
{in the following grateful and gener-
| ous statement of a well-known resi-
| dent there, Mr. J. W. Long of Nisley
Ave., who says:
“1 am willing to recommend
| Doan’s Kidney Pills for I found
| them to be an excellent remedy for
{ Some time ago 1
with this complaint
| and bad hardly enough strength to
I suffered intensely from
back and I was in bad
doctors said that my
working in
I do not
Doan’s
I can
| kidney trouble.
1 was afflicted
walk.
| pains in my
| shape. The
| trouble was due to my
the cold and dampness.
| want it understood that
| Kidney Pills cured me, but
| say that they proved most effective
(Statement giv-
lin relieving me.”
en Feb, 12, 1908.)
NO TROUBLE SINCE
Mr. Long was interviewed on
| Feb. 4, 1912, and he said: “I can
| add nothing to the statement I gave
years ago, recommending Doan’s
Kidney Pills except to say that the
cure has been permanent. I have
induced a number of people to try
this remedy and I have beard it
! praised highly by everyone.’
Remember the
{and take no other.
ee eee
Subscribe ior the Mt - Joy. Bulletin.
DR. J. CLEMENT JENKINS
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
530-532 Woolworth Building
Lancaster, Pa.
Office Hours: 9a. m. to 8 p.
Sunday and Other Hours
By Appointment
Both Phones
bullish character
in the
show |
reported |
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., New
York, sole agents for the 1'nited|
States. | B=
name—Doan's— | §
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BLANKETS BUYING DIRECT
FROM THE MAKERS, IS
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ANYWHERE FROM $1.00 TO
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Also the Ever
Reliable Freed Brothers Work Shoes
For Men and Boys.
For the ladies the Lintuer Shoes
can’t be beat. Service and satis
faction in every pair. Call and ses
them.
In a Dress Shoe ' nave the hem
THE CROSSETT.
Charles L.. Dierolf
EAST MAIN ST. MT. JOY PA.
HOTEL MCGINNIS,
The undersigned having remodel-
Mooney Hotel, adding &
is now prepared to entertain
ient and regular guests.
trans-
RESTAURANT
in connection with hotel where he
| will serve in season.
OYSTERS and CLAMS in any style
TURTLE SOV P, Etc. Ete.
Private dining room for ladies.
J. VW. MoGriinnis,
PROPRIETOR
Bell Telephone
CHARLES S. FRANK
AUCTIONEER
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Prompt Attention given to Sales of
| Real Estate and Personal Property.
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