PAGE THREE THE BULLETIN, MOUNT Joy, PA. Wednesday, April 16, 1913, ha Clima mmenflmmenfymme Sr Farmers Column USEFUL INFORMATION FOR | | H i J | [ f : \ H . f : J J A | | | | [ l \ | ] FARMER Experiments at the Cornell station have been conducted to determine the causes of failure in alfalfa culture and the practical suggestions We Stand Back of Every Sale; Whether It Be $1.00 or $1000 We Pay Your Care Fare On All Purchases of $10. or More; This Enables You To Reach This Big Store, Without Expense And Just As Conveniently, As If You Lived In Lancaster City. NOTHING CHEAP EVER ENTERS THIS ESTABLISHMENT; NOTHING THAT DOES NOT Food Value of Eggs derived from the results were that at least a moderately fertile soil 1s needed for this crop that the use of phosphate as a fertilizer is valuable | in this connection and that inocu tation is futile unless the soil is ina ndition to favor the growth of the QUALITY IS THE KEYNOTE AND GOVERNS THE PURCHASE OF EVERY DOLLARS’ : : + Alan cis ei 3 : : MEASURE UP TO OUR FIXED HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY. EVERYTHING MUST BE DE PENDABLE—QUALITY FIRST, THEN ' PRICE, THEN OUR GUARANTEE, EVERYTHING IS EX- acteria WORTH OF MERCHANDISE THAT ENTERS OUR STOCKS ‘QUALITY” THAT WE CAN GUAR 5 nay differ materially in color . 1 - " ‘ : . . . ‘TEE, SUC S WILL GIVE TO THE CUSTOMER THE KIND OF SATISFACTION HE OR SHE vesliiays IRV N t mm ind yet not differ much in nutriment, ANTEE, SUCH AS WILI : CHANGEABLE WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME. MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED UPON RE Agzai they may differ largely in HAS A RIGHT TO EXPECT, AND ALSO, THE KIND OF QUALITY THAT WILL SERVE AS A LAST i QUEST, IF YOU WISH IT NO SALE 1S EVER CONSIDERED A SALE UNTIL ENTIRE SATISFAC- J Butrimen!, when, for instance, hen ING ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE DONOVAN STORE, l Glib £ glected or poorly fed or when | I" I''ON IS ASSURED I eat filth damaged rain or nted meat The erop and gizzard | a , of a hen cannot transform impure | od into pure produet The real value of an egg for food lies inside | shell and is not indicated by the | Why Pay More “Style Without Extravagance” [OurChallenge At “Lancaster’s Home of Fashion” “The Donovan Special”| 4, HERE IS AN ENORMOUS COLLECTION Ol BEAUTIFUL SPRING SUITS; COATS AND & : 5 00 | wv 1d, ? ’ color of the shell Every woman n ancast 'o avoid poor stands, seo hould and County nows, Donovan's DRESSES, WHICH FOR SMARTNESS, INDIVIDUALITY AND STYLE, IS POSITIVELY UNEQUAL LED. THE SAME LOW PRICES, WHICH HAVE MADE OUR GARMENT SECTION FAMOUS As Good If Not Better Than The Best STILL PREVAIL; AND OUR LIBERAL GUARANTEE 1S YOUR PROTECTION ON ANY GARMENI $20. Suit In Lancaster YOU CHOOSE. “True Blue” Serge Suits $9.98 | we ching anyone to pro: Handsomely Tailored, Smart and Clever Spring Models For Women and Misses Any Store in The Universe Would Ask at Least $15 to $18. They're Great duce a better} 1 oa te fore plantin I'l rdauatie for all ti very simple operation and requires {ashi ble in Millinery n } but a few minute There are several | 1 ¢ 1 0 low ha A simple methods of testin ¢ 1 no conning probabl ost of which will answer the purpose. One of the simplest and We uy direct from the pre quickest wavs is to test between | ind sell our Hat ind trimn ottin paper First, count out 100 | thou the in price 1 seeds of the kind to be tested, taking | ore must pay he johhe hem just as they come and not | hem £2 0 the St- pickin ut h best-looking ones. If vou wah west and | Scatter the seeds between two | hape ind newest i pieces of blotting paper from four to trimmin 1 come to on popu 1 six inches square and place in a immed Millinery. dens W We claim these Suits at $9.98 are positive $15 values, although most stores would say they're one at the price common china plat and turn an- | worth more You wouldn't hesitate to pay $15 for them but we obtained them unde extraordinary other plate bottom side up over the | . . conditions at a great price concessi AVS a ; i ; . § | : 1 > ab a great price concession, and are eager to give you full benefit of our good fortune : = ar ates Untrimmed Millinery Department on : ¥ on ; 5 Styles To first. If paste-board plates can be | > y P Strictly true blue serges, also extra fine quality whipcords, in navy and black. 7 y had they are better, esp sedally if a | 1Q1 3 3 y : : : : 5 y ; oh . * Exquisite Milan Chip c Coats, the new spring length, with large revers and mannish notch collars; lined with best sat Choose From large number of samples are to be : Yiss ; : J . : : Y : and Neopolitan Hats u in, guaranteed for two years. SKirts with new high girdle effect, pane] front and back, with side Kick | pe, 5 the Serine as ie] All the season's shades, all the newest shapes pleats. These Suits are faultlessly tailored, and are extremely fashionable in every line and curve de Wig eh Jp the [mista of SA good prepare a pleds of such zrognd, | Where can you duplicate these? “D S . 1” S . . . QW ol Vou; 4 he hic f 4 thi > novat Clothes When a good bed is made, drill in This is but one evample of the superiority of onovan Specia "iy Dainty $5 White Dresses A olla a oh 2 a " . from 1.10 1% bushels of birler or | Donovan's over all the other Millinery establish- Our famous line of genuine $20 Exceptionally pretty Dresses of fine pohly a | lin i the i is the early oats per acre; or, better still, | ments in Lancaster . Suits at $14.98. Choice of fine Serges, white Voile; showing the Season's ost ; nstaking t lori i ‘ oy : ‘the Taitace a mixture of these. Be sure to use | Milans, Chips and Neopolitans, all crisp, fresh diagonals and Scotch mixtures; newest style features Waist and b z He Ra i Ww 4 poy a 4 on e k tat the beardless barley. Then follow and new and the most fashionable shapes and in ev- black and new shades Authorative skirt daintily trimmed with fine lace Ui on luc Inside ag we ig 15 The Wo! that . | counts, that mean good style, good fit and all with a grass seeder, sowing a mix- ery desirable color effect for 98¢, about the same spring models showing overv new and beautifully embroidered: high Yound ; Lo i over int It n 1s that tie : 1 Pr 4 1 it 1 o £ per ni od Very ) 1 © 5 ¢ } price as other stores have to pay for the same style feature Lined with best satin, neck or low neck effects and long or oun uperic ¢ poin LEI 1¢ 1 of four pounds dwarf Essex | ; : Suit you buy here at $15, or at any other price, merchandise ruaranteed for two seasons The hree-quarter length sleeves An three pounds of timothy and | wil { Iv } i1 wi \ ti . 1 greatest value in the county Bai extraordinary valu at this, low vill not only look well when you put it on for the Fine Silk Hemp Hats none, . {1 1.98 price ..... ci $3 98 time, but will keep looking well as long as you I have been using alsike Dee Y in the most exclusive models; several shown to ht pounds of clover seeds per | medium and mammoth clovers, but | Fine $10 Voile Dresses this spring hall include alfalfa, morrow for the first time. A good $3 value$ 1.98 Vary Stylish $12. 50 Coats finar ite. one of th patterns many more than Ribbons, Plumes, Aigrettes, Fancies—a bewilder Women and Misst izes mai voli models originated this an be found an here else and offers another ad ing assortment. Guaranteed to be 1-4 cheaper than models of fine quality reas season Beautifully made of ox | vantas o the Donovan custom Every way you anywhere else, tnd lancy mixtures In navy blue, ceptionall fine quality white voile, / look at it ou are bound to get much bigger re ray and tan; tailored with large prettily ‘mbroidered and trimmed turns for your $15 at Donovan's than the same ex All Hats Trimmed Free evers and collar and cuffs with the with dainty lace and pearl buttons; enditure vill secu elsewl e. Full guaranteed. by our expert milliners, who have aly succeed- new Bulgarian trimmings; patch very effective, high or low neck : : ind thoroughly itisfying the most yocket all full length models model full length or three-quart B 2 $3 5() ih its $2. 98 lined tremendous value lee wonderful 0ys SH 1 gy tL «/ a i & ¥.y writes an expert in the Farm and Home I cover the seed a a weeder, sometimes crossing harrow will answer ak 50. spiketoo If sown early and the earlier the better, this light covering will be! sufficient, as there is usually ple nty | of moisture in the ground at the exacting omen of fashion hioulde \ a offering at . wt. lin, . $7.98 ‘aie haa $6.98 A tremendous value that is making our boys’ de Girls’ $5 Coats; $2.98 “x : partment famous; mnobby Kknickerbocker styles; Norfolk or double-breasted choice of the newest and ne When the rape is about six inches high, which will be in six eight weeks, hogs may be turned in: the rape, barley and oats should desirable patterns; full range of sizes: every They Are Beautiful Spring Models “Kayser” Silk Gloves Your New Corset mot fed rem finely tailored and finished. furnish abundant pasture for about 9 | twenty- shotes per acre. In the mean Fi { zray mixtures: o one of Sizes 6 to 14 vears. Fine tan and gra) 3 S; N The largest ahd most : : § 3 WwW > | ost varied collection of 3 . ie dvlec- a1 ilv ee a 5 © C 1 . > tailored: jaunty styles; daintily Is All e d S y correct new models in the city of Lancaster Boys’ Donovan Special Suits, $4 98 Practically every woman in this vicinity We carry a complete line of these famous A positive $6 value: we've wl, knows that Donovan's is the Lancaster head makes—Redfern, American Lady, Royal Wor named it the Donovan Speci ime timothy and clovers are grow- ing to supplant the maturing barley | handsomely and oats and with the rape, will finished. rnish a well balanced ration until Big Girls’ Tub Dresses; sizes 6 quarters for Kayser’s Silk Gloves and to ev- cester, D. H. & C, P. N,, La Resista and a Ber: use it is so much Botte: covered with snow. This lot will 14 ‘vears: finepercales and rer AY ery woman of discrimination in dress, Kay- dozen others. Reveral times with for] I was in #7 : RO mext year furnish the hest meadow in stripes, checks and figures; high ser means the best obtainable in silk gloves. Our expert Corsetiere, ga graduate of a 1a : Sasture on the farm, neck and long sleeves: very Choice of black, white and every desirable New York school of corsetry, will i : : J eck 8 § ’ 3 v shade . r Er { Plai ol I saw today a man pitching into a | : 3 2 new shade. elect the correct model for yom Sé ay ¢ 1 I ing 0 a i oF wl tive $1.50 values : gl i neatlytrimmed; positive § ‘ Ne Qivics. Pee un. Short Sivies ™ un ficure at fit it To 1 i ein ire i © 1 1 manure spreader stable manure | 98 Long Styles f¢Hee up t : 2>0¢ : ire and fit it to you if you desi | } : t guarante from a large pile in the field where | Ce. i ; 4 { > i had lain until it wa partically | I Vv Dress: i . 6 to Boys Suits Worth 7.5¢ 0 : y ftod a where it has hee 1 D <@ ed 101° 1a een stirred v] 14 \f fit in 0 wm and $38; § A 50 | Smart Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes at $1.98 More Than 25 Styles To Choose From wonderful Jin hoe ev assembled by any La Fruit Grower and waited for the ed spreader | wn by two horses and saw To ¢ ( 1 yea 1 1 | 1 1 I ) : 1 ¢ no hh ’ ( nd od 1 { i } ? . Up Sh coup : a oh t I i” i b } ( \ i K ( \\ Ca i several Ime Th Manure nread : nd 18 ! g i IC imi 1 ) f ; ide I n hine is a modern devic Tt | 1 ra) ’ : 1 i'n 1 dey I 1 Sn 2 OQ 3 : i | . 1 98 t} sin 3 ordinary i the manure more evenly | Be3.8 i i Pay : ne $7.50 than an man can do the work no | b Ei 8 p——— so A —— A ————————r—————————— . matte ho cal or experienced | ke may be. There was scarcel of il L 1 1 1 { Lana ( | €0 1 1 1 3p1 » 11 ¢ 1 chin coverin eight f idth eacl crossed {ti i | | But it would eem impossible that - ° vg go | 7 > 2 CY ) } 3 a 82 ohn slisht eavorlie. or mand o 1caster. Penna cr a 32-38 East King St., Laacaster, Penna: should have S it do uch | ’ < ’ : marvelous effect upon the soil It is | 1 pbs : | S(T a Ao I aaa aa aa Naan par 1] not alone the fertility .which the | Rremerfiypronerfyprenenfiyrmsonflprsmonfiproncnfipnn [Rroovodlfosr ay UY ootnalf fon manure contains which benefits the | 1 1 t | 1 1 + 1 mT » N Y > 1 1 » - iy ~ land. The manure helps to set at { fifty boroughs threughout the United anticipate the support of the the Presiden Fic Be Fhe | frank, Marie Klugh, Hsther Reis c—Elizabeth R work bacteria in. the soil, thus in a | States. The experiment was started congressmen from all districts which | programme consisted of bY | Ben Hoffer, Roscoe Smith Ba Rollma Lura Hertzog, inoculates the . soil with | last October and so far has pro ontain these towns and it is under-|the president; several se- Juniors—Martha Vlusser, Viola \ Det Mild Pell M ara Greenawalt, Ma- ature ha "oniini | > g : : +3 We A oy nde : J rie etwiler, dred ellen . i le ra¥e creatures that continue their | ve satisfactory to the government stood that the congressman expects | lections by the jrotherhood; an ad-| Ream, Lottie Royer, Esther Weber, I st] ; Erma H rie Carson, Emi 1igrich, Pauline A Nini hAR ia ts t | . g ; . ; 9 : . 3 x \rse . : 2 au LSthen fINgrICHn, urma el Sal ns RAT ‘ Work Further Hon this, hie {and highly beneficial to the patrons to make znother nation-wide canvass dress by Rev. A. E. Cooper, Jersey | pale Garber, Roy Hershey, KEdga: tM i Emly Neweor ©hoo Ellis Fellenbaum, Gilmour . nds to loose soil a | : : : 3 3 ‘ 3 3 S . ; y Z0g 1 Murray, .mily Newcom : manure tends to loosen the soil and | . .p. various towns which were so to encourage congressional action Shore, Pa., through nn efforts | pissemer, Alvin Rutt. Pach A at i B Schmaelzle, Ear] Myers, John Cool- ale. 3 a alle " : ; ; | : a . TARO! er, Pau] Alexander, Harry Jrown, : * to make it erumble easily under the { fortunate as to be selected. when the regular session is con |the Brotherhood was organized, \ Class—Kutn Brubaker, Martha j, : : Cir) Qari d Vvayne Brosey, John McGann, low and harrow, { . Rae eho: | while he was pastor the church; Aa ay John Dillinger, ar] Garber, John ; berdole Cheric inkls. Bie ! { Three years ago Congressman Vened next December. While he ‘Was pastor of : * | Bucher, Virginia Frank, Mary Her Greiner. Car] Krall Dan id Stauffer.’ Ebersc Charles Hinkle, Roy ——- Eee = { i : s Tow an rillage ai livery | ¢ instruments trio, | Samue \ ' aks Hid ya 1D Ly ndt. Robert BEshle { Greist presented a bill in congress| Town and village mail delivery 1 an Ys o 1 : shey, Helen Habecker, Beatrice jyurry Way, Harry Williams : bo Eshioman. ‘ : : APVICS. AR o “Ww syste is ing Sheetz Nelsc Groff an Cd ward dary ols hrs a ~ i 3 TOWN CARRIER SERVICE | for the creation of a new mail de Service as the mew system is being Sheetz, Nelson Grof ° WWE | Murray, John Booth, Clarence 1 ; Second Primary—Ruth N. Stoll, | 1s Ve + > > officially called, is now in operation |Smith and remarks by the present S : : : Fifth Grade—Edna Martin, Teach : - jilvery system (to remove ihe : : | R IF Kuitd A =oodly | PAKer, Austin Fellenbaum, Harold . Teacher. inati aoai T vino FIRB rata ¢ ¢ mg the Lancaster pastor, ev. J. «ah e. A 80041) . . % r : J Congressman Griest Introduces a Joie rimination against people living In Ephrata and Aamo; ‘ ] : Io I tu Oh CAL: on ore | Harmon, Walter Root, Leah Stauf- Robert ller, Witmer Eberle, vin 5% ee Ac : A ai 1ty ‘ns eligible for this service number 0 le congregatic re x ; i ck . ‘vila lear Zalrrrs 1 3 Bill for its Extension Through- in the boroughs as letter carrier County towns eligible for thi ory): : A & i Seksent] fer, Ellsworth Schrite, Theda Wal- Anna Brubaker, Zelma Coolidge John Amos Stark, Howard % . v Inve hi tatinhe TOU fae oho 3 resent a t spe ¢ easant S i . out the County | service is now generally supplied in | are Christiana, Denver, Elizabeth {2 so present and a Spe i Lp a fers Mar Easton, Beatrice Hawthorne, X ws Roth. Bigler Mumms. | fi | / 3 itit; c of Ie ofitable evening. This Brother-| ~~ is ni 33 5 . 133s. 1 Dad a i 2 |the city and rural communities. town, Hap, Litits, Manheim, Man: | ind profitable ¢ ening r Ss ; Pe BD ClaseViviar Coolidee. Genes Mildred Krall, Emma Kramer, Lilli- Marti Zercher, Clara Pennell, Mar. rashi C.—The Sol | Atter a campaign of two vears JOY, Marietta, Millersville, New Hol-|hood has heen instrumental in| Le § in Roth, Charles Engle Charles Krall. Esther Garber, Doroth Washington, D: sho, Perma tat eo Yor a 3rland. Strathithe and Quarryville [launching a parish paper which is| Dietz, Mabe] Geistweii, Anna Shonk, “" 2 Toa Tm elES | garet Krall, Esther Garber, Dorothy nent establishment of mail carrier | Sufficient sentiment was developed 'and, = : = ry . | : \ id ys Yeisi} Zam on leman, Omer Eshleman, James p..,.ohecker Margaret Gladfelter sap is a ; : : 0-4 just begining its third volume and Catharine Witmer, Beulah Zercher, : Pa becker, Margaret > service in the towns having second !|in congress to secure legislation and Lal ide , . % the | John Bear, Walte Barnhart Way Mark Mumma, John Rahm Los Dillinge Wathryn Longeneck- e ‘ rov y ST « 28 a 3 ernnart, ar- Cla A = 5 i: i ac stoffices: authority | the ostmaster gener: ade also provides enlertainment for the, ; : tussell Schatz erbert St: aul 3 . th : and third class postofiices; authority hs DOStaster po al Jade a A BROTHERHOOD REUNION {chur h and community from time to, ren Eshleman, George Brown. Frank Rus Schatz, Herbert Stark, Paul .. peatrice Doroth Bur for the inauguration of such service | favorable recommendation in his cand : . : o Ral n M : 5 KI Stark It Cathoris : a > rantz, alph Musser, Jay Klugh, valter. Cath L . : es rnd 2 9 a eport. 1 \ | time. x i ) i cight Undies Towns And. an apts a Te gy oh —- ital Men of Zion Church, at. East Peters- | | Arthur Moyer, Earl Meyers, Oscar Fourth Primary—Miss Lou Kuhns First Primary—M G. Miller, SEs : 5 aaa. avelr ‘ts las oar stmaster ! RL. yer, 3 irst abpropriation of one million dollars | epor ast year Postmaster Genera burg, Hold a Unique Affair Laskewitz, Paul Heisey Teacher Yoncher to maintain the service, are the | Hitchcock expressed the opinion that | | SCHOOL REPORT | ; features of a bill introduced in the | the system should be made perma-| On Tuesday evening, the Brother- | Grammar School—Anna R. Kray- Christine Gillums, Dorothy Long- Eli Engle, Howard Lindemuth, a { 28 3 ) g, | y + i | | bi ker illis < dr 3vivester Hendr bi Fb: c eyer, house of representatives by Con-|nent. {hood of Zion Lutheran church, East | Those Who Have Attended the Past Pill; Teacher enecker, Lillian Mumma, Mildred Sylvester Hendrix, Clarence Bey y gressman W. W. Griest of Penn- There are fully three thousand Petersburg, held a reunion in the Month | Thomas Bennett, Charles DeLong, Murray, Ruth Conrad, Alta Jing-| Alvin Hertzog, Eugene Boggs, Jean sylvania. towns in the country that are rightly lecture room of the church. All but | ee | Ross Eshleman, Samuel Hinkle, Les- rich, Bertha Miller, Jay Lindemuth,! Thome, Dorothy Schock, Frances | Garber, Mamie Gochnaur, Hannah The last congress authorized the | entitled to the mail earrier facilities three of the members responded to| High School—Marguerite M. Herr ter Roberts, Musser Stauffer, Edwin Jay Pennell, Herbert Tyndall, Hen- experimental establishment of town |owing to the postal business which the roll-call and one of the members, | and Mabel F. Donovan, Teachers, | Walters, George Weber, Frances ry Witmer, Russel Brown, Harold Shatto, Alice Strickler, Virginia and village mail delivery serviee and | they transact and over 250 of these|W. L. Hurst, who is at present locat-| Senlors—Anna Engle, Ruth Spang-| Beatty, Clara Campbell, Vivian Funk, Alvin Pennell, Ben Stark,| Newcomer, Mary Way, Anna Felker, with an appropriation of $100,000 the jtowns are in the State of Penn-|ed at Alcoa, Tenn. had sent an in Dorothy Myers, Mabel| Isaac Ressler, Clayton Ebersole. {Mary Weidman, Martha Witmer, new, system is being tested in about sylvania. Mr. Griest is said to]teresting letter which was read by Flowers, Mary Stauffer, Wilma! Zerphey. Third Primary, Verna C. Chand-| Nedra Kaylor. \
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