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Picture Frames Ladies’ Desks
Extension & Other Tables, Davenport
China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets
In fact anything in the Furniture Line
Undertaking and Embaiming
H.C. BRUNNER
MOUNT JOY. PENNA
Mirrors
PAGE THRER THE BULLETIN, MOUN1 JOY, PA Wednesday, March 6, 1918,
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i Te rd you of your foot troubles, we oan mest thom all. Weak 3 -
I arelms, brokem arches, weak ankles, callous soles, corns and bumions, § =
I We can keep you from having these troubles if you will allow us iC
I te ft yowr foot, $=
i WE GUARAUTEE EVERY PAIR OF SHOES WE SELL. $ . h
3 We make good overy claim that Is just. We have shoes for ev. i . o> O nN O va Nn O | ) al nN u
1 ery one in the family from 10c to $6.00 a Pair. I = R
3 All styles. The best for the same price. If they were not we 3 w 32-38 East King Street » = Lancaster, Penna, n
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3 " ia Hats Trimmed Free by the Best .
3 Special Eve ry is Millinery Talent of the Country :
! WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, €0c, 70c, 80c and $1.00 TRIPLE i a “
3 PLATED BLUE GRANITEWARE ALL AT 50c EACH. it "
i Requested to give the trade another chance on the 16c¢ large Muir i. :
3 Peaches at 9c. We will again sell them on Wednesday and Satur- W -
$ day at 9% x x
3 We have a number of the Good Dressing Magazines: free at our - .
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Good Liuck , MILLINERY :
. Begins aturday, March &th, 1913 :
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BUTTHRIN HR: 2's Home :
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An Excellent Substitute for Butter |= YOU ARE i |
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And only costs half as much i rm ruthentic Spring Fashio on
n Dneriens and Buropenn, artists owhere, except
For Sale at -
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104 1-2 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna. a MILLINERY
Next Door to Bender's Barber shop n i i Ste er,
Store Open Every Week .
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Day In the Year .
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All Kinds Concrete Work
| ty horses
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BUILDING BLOCKS
All Styles and Colors
Porches, Columns and
Banisters
Door and Window Sills and
Chimneys, |
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Lintles,
Ete. [
Retaller of the Best
irades of Cement
'$ Bows Catarrh Jelly
3 Gives Immediate Relief
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma, Cold
in the Head, Influenza
Guaranteed or Money Refunded
By Mail only
“For many years I was troubled, in
spite of all so-called remedies Lused.
At last Ifound quick relief and cure
in those mild, yet thorough and
S000
really wonderful
DR. KING’S |
NewLifePills|
Adolph Schingeck, Buffalo, N.Y.
25 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price 25c.
Bows Mfg. Co.
500 West 159th Street
New York City
Pure Food Serial No. 435605
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WHITE DIARRHEA REMEDY AND
BABY CHICK FOOD
Don’t let Chi¢ks die from white |
diarrhoea. Use Pratt’s White Diarr-|
hoea Remedy.
Food, ' insures strong, healthy chicks. ,
For Sale by W, i 0%.
estate thonone casinos roms
paid for
gist does not
| Cows,
| Gasoline Engine by
{town on the
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OC. H. ZELLER'S SALE LIST
List of Spring sales to be
by Charles H, Zeller, Auct.
Thursday March,
Marietta and Lancaster, Turnpike,
near Keagles’ Mill, Mules,
Bulls & Farming
John
8—Near
Shultz
Grosh.
May-
farm,
March
John
Saturday,
| Horses, Cows & Farming Imple-
ments by Samuel Rosenberger
Monday, March 10—At his sal
and exchange stables, Mount
carload of Berks
and
and Lebanon cour
mules by Mr. Ed
Wednesday, March 12—On the
| premises on Columbia \ ven b
large lot of household good,
| on maker tools, lumber ot by
David Boyce.
Thursday March, 13—Midway
between Mt. Joy and Marietta
along the pike, Mules, Horses,
Cows & Farming Implemens by
John Inners.
Friday March, 14—Along the
Harrisburg and Lancaster pike
| near Garber’s Mill, 9 head of Mules
Horses, Cows, Bulls and a fine lot
of Farming Implements by Frank
Emswiler.
Thursday, March 20-—Household
Goods and other articles by Frank
| | Emswiler.
On the
resale of the
Monday March 24 premises
at Rheems,
property of W. L. Heisey and wife by
persona
John W. Eshleman and M R. Hoff-
man, Assignees.
Saturday, March 29—At his sale
and exchange stables on Marietta
street, Mount Joy, a large lot of ex-
ceptionally fine acelimated horses
and a few good mules by Ed. Ream.
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Out of Evil Good May Come
{ When cigarettes their vapors blow,
In peoples’ throats and choke
them,
It is some comfort slight to know,
They kill the dudes that smoke
them.
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REGULATOR
More eggs, better fowls guaran-
Pratt's Baby Chick {teed by using Pratt’s Pouitry Regn- |
or. Costs /1 cent a month.
; Book, worth dollars,
= »a oo.
called
6—On the
Horses,
Implements
| Landisville,
Too True
“I am not much of a mathematl
cian,” said the cigarette, “but I can
add to a man’s nervous trouble. I
can subtract from his physical en
ergy I can multiply his aches and
pains, 1 can divide his mental pow-
ers I 1 take nterest from his
vork, and can discount his chances
1cces
ti
eo. D. Browne Appointed
Announcement has been made by
the Navy Department that George
venport Browne, son of Rev. Geo.
1] Browne of Lancaster, has suc
passed the United States
fully
Academy entrance examina
tion and will be
appointed a mid-
shipman upon the nomination made
Congressman W. W. Griest
AE -—
Lindemuth Property Sold
Josephine Martin executrix of
Fanny Lindemuth, deceased, sold at
sale one acre of ground, half
north of town on which is
e a two-story frame dwelling
house to John Ww, Shearer, for
$1,975
nd resi os
Will Be Some Shed :
Hon. M. R. Hoffman, who purchas
ed the M. L. Gr eider farm south of
town will erect on next suminer
i tobacco shed 144 feet long, the
has just been
Habecker,
which
Strickler &
of Landisville,
a
contract {ol
awarded to
Will Erect Ncw Church
The United Brethren Church of
Newtown, will build a new church,
basement, the
has been award-
Habecker, of
26x50 feet,
contract for which
Strickler &
with a
ed to
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Baby Chicks
S.C White Leghorn, White and
Barred Rocks, 10¢c each. Chicks]
hatched if eggs furnished, at 5c
each. Place orders early. L. F.
Sheetz, Florin Pa.. Bell Phone 125- 5]
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The peopl) z Sul
| | there will be
Farmers Column
USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE
FARMER
The Possibilities of Onion Culture,
the Cost Per Acre of Raising
Them Financial Returns Per
Acre and Number of Acres For
One Man
1 Oonloi ( dbiy oliers reatel
possibilities in the matter of a large
yield per acre than does any other
crop, It also stands among the
foremost in the matter of cost pe
tere to produce a croj Cherefor
1 pL onl be planted
where soil and climatic conditions
are adapted to its requirements, if
gratifying. financial returns are to be
forthcoming
Although the onion will grow on
almost any Kind of soil, experiments
have showr that the sandy loam
soils of the mesas and the loamy
bottom land soils are best suited to
its successful growth The soil
should ¢ especially prepared
in advance for a crop of onions, in
order that the amount of labor
(nearly I}: of wh s done by
hand) may be reduced to the mini
mum Some such crop as cabbage,
potatoes beets-—some hoed crop
should grown on the soil just
pri to planting onions, as
will be found to leave the soil in a
condition suitable for onion culture.
After one of these crops is remov- w
ed, the soil should he well fertilized
From 20 to 25 tons per acre of
stable manure in an advanced stage
of decomposition should be used for
| this purpose Then the ground
should be fall plowed. The winter
frost will then slake the soil and
make of it an excellent seed bed.
The seed may be sown earlier in
the spring on that which is plowed
in spring, and thus an early start
may be had in the work, of which
lenty to do.
: La
this 'mear
S25 to, 400,
should be sown, in drills from 10 to One man can only hope to care for
16 inches apart. Thorough harrow- from six to eight acres of onion crop
ing and floating to level the ground during a season,
well should precede the sowing lS Wises
When the soil has been leveled and CT QUICKLY
prepared, a marker, hich is drawn eee -
by hand, is used I'his may have Delay Has B®®n Dangerous in Mount
thre ef nd ould be Joy.
nad ) mark bot 2t inch ON
I small 1d 0 ollows Do the right thing at the right
I rk 1 igatiox time.
necessary to make furrows for the Act quickly in time of dange
igation Then two rows o eed In time of kidney danger
are sown in each space betweenglsidne Pills are most effectiy
f ows with a smal] wrden drill Plenty of evidence of their
Tho seed should be sown one.Hds Mi F. Conrad, David St. M
nch dee using about four (not Joy, Pa., says: “I suffered inten
oss than three ond half) pounds [Tom kidney trouble and it woult
of seed to the acre. If pity of min hard to describe the misery I
does not follow seedingl the oung ©! There was a constant, du
should be kept mo by irrigatior 088 my ¢ that made my
Fle nty of moisture hould be pro work a burden and I was ar
vided untill the tops bozin to fall. us by chills and dizzy spells. The
ual ‘EY Ke n Aiea when worl tired me and I alway
Yo onior tiv: matnre SIBRSUN When I saw Doan’s Kii-
: of the most successful onion M¢Y Pills advertised, I decided to
ors cultivate ont week. from em a trial and procured a
the 1M€ he It O11 € throug at Garber's Drug Store. The
he surface of and Ww i first few doses helped me and I grew
ODS. Devi yal hen .,, better rapidly as I continued their
wped. Soi i Rand 1 today in better health
vator fo Is “work 5c have been for a long time,
whoo) 1 he cultivation. shoald to Doan’s Kidney Pills.,”"—
Hever the toep, as the ‘orion is (Statement given Oct. 26, 1907.)
hallo feeder From one to tw Mrs Conrad was interviewed
Niches ‘is ‘considered the. iiost % n and she said: “I am glad of
tical depth for cultivation. In the 0 opportunity to re-endorse Doan’s
ro tii Abt thie’. cate Kidney Pills, My health has been
hand-weedings are necessary, unless of the best since I took this remedy
the soil is particularly free from two years ago.”
eile IF the plaints “ane a to De For sale by all dealers. Price 50
bunched in place 8, a very little thin- cents, Foster-Milburn Co., New
Hink mar be doe. al HO. Senora} York, sole agents for the 1'nited
process of thinning has vet come in- States
to practice Remember the name—Doan's—
I. and take no other.
Fhe cost of growing onions 148
been estimated from $106 to TTT
$150 per acre, the
considerable in their
first thought, this
but when the fact is considered
arawers
estimates
seems enor
the yield on soils that are adapted
to the growth of the onion are
two-bushel sack
: ale
varying
Special Delivery for Parcel Post
Al Extension of the special delivem
mous gystem to apphgit all ps ;
that, mai) vw ha Wee”
Pa B aCCor .
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