Wednesday, October 22, 1913 Etc, Retailer of the Best Grades of (Cement Door and Window Sills and Lintles, Chimneys, out, or is stringy, lifeless and tailing dull-lcoking, is entirely to blame be- cause of not giving it the proper care. It is easy to take care of the hair—easy to make it more beautiful. Use Harmony Hair Beautifier, to make it glossy, soft and silky, and od. L.. Spohn SUCCESSOR TO D. H. ENGLE W. Main St.,, Mount Joy, Pa. THE BULLXTIN. MOUNT JOY, PA. 44 - § { u ed to) the Dbird-hunting instinct | trong, SEE ELC EUNEBREAIERENEREEDSD NE DR BOOOOO000O0000000000000000LOOLLOOLLODOOOOOOOO A PLEA FOR ALL BIRDS violent l he 1 SAVE | » . | —— X birds in 1010 was | even in the well-fed tabb but much = \ . nr , ( ! logs of our ath ( { “w Do Not Fail To SEE The Only a Few Hawks That Should Be lof th ne Tati - {attributable to the half-starved stray = Shot Down-=A|ll Othe Deserve ’ a . 5 S & tli Aa Justice » Hawk ind Owl | which in Summer i much at - The Hager tore - NY We of rE clation 10 |, tl | | 1 3 A 1 n the grove and telds a lie - - Q V . | I hese themsel ve Forced Oo forage ~ ) ke & N . Ne on iio, tee wt 2 The Pianola Is AS Inexpen- A 4 I ‘0 Are which are alm \ wild a » ~ 4 n Q ' eat the neestra de nilic mn om * : . . ¢ A> 3 UN OT real or Cursuit of | appalling loss on our feathered allies | g sive AS Any orin= He = o 0 nA de iption i ol “ el Ihe | and even on the mall ame bird - . “ Q | he woodeon ’ . re ho ue ; ot vach v. th wis chiefly | like 1 woodeock and bobwhite - Pla er= Piano In The wa E— , N \ 5 1 useful | — - . a 5 « € may be ) night, y that hey are 1 | - a | 8 eciale { wi he is doing ically throughout he twenty. For Making Lime-Sulphur Solution a NOt { l ON fi ‘ r with glad ou man L () gra At Home n or a ¢ o otected and nurtured | hopper ¢ been ind in the | An extensive orchardi in Penn-|™ f < yy wade 1¢ n | 115( hawk, \ is \ t ’N : 1 1 Wn fe \ wppeal is made ) omach i vainson X : Ilvania ha vritten to Prot H A.B T is true that competitors of the Pianola, + ret epresent ingle eal; and 1 Surface, State Zoologist, Harrisburg, | m . . | = nis y nts eis of barn. owls Th ns bev manufacturing instruments far less costly Introducing he ird one at atime 1e rere I a pal aying hat he wished to get proper we m reliminary comment is made av oF found wore than 900 apparatu for boiling hi Lime | a to make, find it advisible to charge the same a ; ted { \ per cen t which were of | Sulphur Solut { MILE 1 asked | . » . . omologists have estimated that ills, 979 ent, of w Sulphur Solution at home and asked | . k d f ry P la - Ne ster Automobile Go sects yearly cause a loss upward of | mamma e bulk consisting Of | if he was rightly informed when | price asked for genuine Piano A “ d J ’ 00,000 to the agricultural in | field ouse mice and common | someone said the fire and sulphur |® Pianos. u Biya) of the : | w te { United State Were | ta Nearly half a use " vould destroy the galvanizing of | m8 " . Garage Never Closed i for our birds the loss would | remains of pocket gopl animals Uvanized iron He also asks for | m 1 his remarkable---and no less remarkable un- ® i e very n eater, and, indeed, | which are very destru tal | the formula and methods of Waking m just fact comes about in this way. The Piano. " * yelieved with out the aid of our | parts o t Unite State was | Lime-sulphw solution, I'he reply . . . - 230-238 West Ki ng St. fe ered friend uccessful agri ound 1 pect I'he |) D Surface i timely and » la has gained the enthuiastic approval of » culture would be impossible A (nota I ot oden practical Tens of thousands of |™ FIRST, THE RULERS OF FIFTY LANDS; n } \ \¢ i 4 n certain |, 1 his Stat i ake use |W z Ki « e of ¢ birds hat protect ring ¢ 1 I id ersol in this S Me will make use | 8 SECOND. MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED MUSICIANS Croj herefore 1 as a | pa ( United ¢ and the | of this information this fall. It is as “ oe - ' y that | 1 np re due |g OF INTERNATIONAL FAME; a kn ¢ ( of the 11 le conseque «od i £ 0 Clo Ie ow @ ; esti them Such knowledge is|in no small part to diminished Concerning a task to boil lime-| THIRD, THOUSANDS OF PROMINENT AMERICANS . 3 ‘ y ‘tly re o re d re " ‘ . hind »\ whic A ’ . $ Boas re Yael i The largest and only strictly fire proof garage and repair he more important because the re-|number of birds of prey, which |suiphur, I can say in the first place - Naturally the prestige brought by such a conquest of = shop in Lancaster City or county ation of b « man interests is| formerly destroyed hem a1 aided hat his has been proven to be |® he world's market makes it difficult for competitors to = extremely complex I'hus, while it|in keepin own their number A | positively the best, most economical |g meet the Pianola. me ye said that most of our birds |e haw are Injuriou and the I most satistactor) spray liquid - mm | itl atte | 3 a { a are useful there are only a few of | bulk of he jepredation on bird hat can be used on trees: and by 0 In a so far fruitless attempt to do so they have hit - ] r \ ha ble gain y : i Or ARV upon a plan of exacting prices which are similar to those TERRE RRR RN NRO | Len ha are alway and every ( chicken largeable against Ft most rational thing for any Ape plan o ng | S wi I'e I a w | whe useful nd tha ever dolha « niitted by three specie horticulturist to do is to make his |® asked for Pianola Piano = . : = | harn Insec orou bird for in-|{the Coope hav Lhe harpshinned | own. 1 have rows of barrels which |® We call your attention to this fact because it is prope: - 1 / n or { )IMai i = | stance estro ong with a vast|hawk and the goshawk. The farmer’s|are used for holding lime-sulphur | m that you be forwarned against methods that are most un = - ‘ = ® = number of harmfu insects, some | bo houl earn to Know these | ad uring the bad weather in = fair m pe = mw : bn till i ; - = = | harasit and predatory kinds. These ng rob )y sight so as to KH] winte ind in whieh it is kept until Sy g > — =|! s Ws : Xo: ) ' 3 vet pea |. Ihe best player-piano bargain in the world is a Pianola - - w= | latte are among nature's most |them whenever possible we can apply it during the spring or , » - : E laver-Pis r " oe a , snient rms at g tf ’ . : ! sl le herise they Ei 6 aus for keeping. d¢ From il forgoing will at once er part of winter. 1 use chiefly) wyer-Piano. You can get one on convenien terms a J 4 00d Snoes aside becausc 1 - | N he acer P X e = Don't throw that pair of go S = \ el n check. To the ex-|apps ice of offering | ordinary iron kettles, such as are |® le Hager Plano Store m - “1: y 2 orn thri Bring them to = nll t . 3 lo als ; 2 are slightly torn or the sole has w rm thru. Bring the } 2 ter n, that birds destroy useful |bountie ndise ely for the ed in butchering, but I also use |@ PRICES BEGIN AT $5590.00 nm me and I will make them like new for a very small coh = | parasitic nsects they are harmful. heads of hawks and owls, as has|some galvanized iron tubs. 1 have |g » - ~~ : | « . > 3 . = |Bu king the year around, the|been n by 0 States, is @afsuch a tub made of ordinary gal - H Th S di B d i —_— : 3 : | 3 - - sideration. = [good they do by the destruction of serious mistake vanized iron that has been in active 2 eepe ree oun ng oar RK = | insects injurious to man's interests| Field observation f the foodand severe use for eight years and Pi n Ar U h d t = far 1 8 the tle m they do. |habits of bird erve a useful pur-{ the galvanizing is not yet eaten off 12 a Oo € napproac e a wn - 4 %,|It may be said, too, that of the birds|pose, but they are rarely accurate (phy the fire and sulphur, thus you see |m Th Pri ". — : ) | i } Sik £ |usu classe as noxious there are|enough to be fully reliable. The | hat you have been misinformed on |g e€ ce mw =| ver few which do not possess re pr ence of certain birds in a corn or | his |m The name “Heppe” on an upright piano has been a = g A | od = | deemin trait Thus the crow is|wheat field or in ar is by no You can do nothing better than |® guarantee of musical quality since 1865. It has also been = - | : ‘ : a : oa 8 . ie ; vii = = | mischievou 1 Spring and sorely | ins proof, is too often assumed, | (op construct a boiling vat shaped like guarantee of fair prices which has been the Heppe = taxe he farmer's patience and in-|tha hey are levastating the grain |, cigar box, with the bottom made policy for so many years. m - y : [vy hether Men’ = | oenuity to prevent hi pulling {or fruit. The vy have been at rds, ai the galvanized sheet- ; rias : Sine ; ; = If its new shoes you are looking for, whether Men's, § semuty do preven! hum from pull 4, yo ; 3 and the | nized But the chief cause of the popularity of Heppe Pianos - y = |up the newly planted corn. More-|tracted by in wich, unknown ting turned up and nailed to the |m : : v : i 5 2 g = - : oy bl k vill please vot - | . : Se : : . : is the fact that they ve three sounding boards—1300 8 seen my line. The prices I know will please you. = over, the crow destroys the eggs and|io the farmer or or st, are ruin-) hoards. Anything whatever will do |g inches more. sound: poard. area thay v ofl ioht = J ’ : : % : : menes 1niore s an hoarq arec i an other uprigh - : - : ; : 0 : y f - - > Sailr a ’ ’ r 1intil 1 ave t =| > O 1S nsectivorous and’ing his crop Hen has been | fo; hoiling the lime-sulphur solution : . . & Boy’, Ladies’ or Children’s, don’t buy until you have first (young of useful Insectiyorous Sang mg : Opn : pauy ™ piano, giving it a very rich, full tone. = £ : = |game birds, but on the other hand, |found necessa 0 examine the|oxcepting copper. It will dissolve or : - | : ‘ es = he many insects, especially | stomachs and cr pV of birds to as o through a copper vessel, It is a HEEPE PIANOS are $315. and up u £ y = | white grubs and cutworms, and de-| certain definitely wi and how much | one of the easiest materials to pre-|# : 3 ™ - - : | me vind rs Le : : = | 1 . ? : ice y that|they ea I'he Biolog Survey has hat is known to mankind All | = { ) t A V t V t 1 Add n = 1 ro} many meadow mice, 0 tna ney « J na 1 1 ang . £ L arry Laskewitz g 1 altog r not all 1 | n this way examined upward of 50.-| you have to do is to put together the € Ic or Ic ro a = =|in much (altogether not all) of t Joi als way Xam | upwe ; ou have do to put together = . nu - J : 3 . 2 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA = region he inhabits the crow must be[600 birds, most of W have been e and sulphur and water and boil - Enjoyment i Oo | he Home = \ 1 1 1 4 3 ~ 1: = = [considered to be more useful than]|obtained the last twenty-five One method of boiling that I a 3B RRR ETRE RRNA HTH TE HOHE EE HH HH THEE ul. Most. of he hawks and|ye om cientific collectors, for ve found very satisfactory is to os { w 1] ; = zo vie any mus you de H to hea = 3 bird ih ave rece vd | out } are too useful { be he lime. the 3 Se | 25 Ae falest operane airs, pand. pieces, rag ime—it wi = — - . even—birds that have received |oui i 1 0 eful 0 ¢ ut the lime, the sulphur ind the furnish endless amusement or help you spend a restful . $0 bad a name that the farmer's boy [sacrifice hen 1 can po iter into barrels provided with |m weeful evening, =u © |and the sportsmen are even on the | avoided. en for the ike of steain pipes extending to the bottom |g 15 200 00 SS ’ & alert to kill them are very useful be-|ing data ¥. which to 1 f each, and then turn on the steam | $ to $ . B x F ! ORA DRABE. NS A D | © e they destroy vast numbers of | lation fc protection id boil it with this, The com- 8 E 2 ; ) | . . A & insects and harmful rodents, | Birds “Are Great Eaters mercial lime-sulphur, such as you Our Tuning Service % he) = + i “id ) had : = n zathe 3 5 > [ i » ) bserve that nal inquir about s just the same eka : : 2 Gather Fast As the Enemy = i esting 0 observe tha ad 3 i 3 J I'he Piano Store has had so many requests recently for 5 { Birds occupy a unique position|hungry birds, and birds are hungry {as the home-boiled in eyery way. In |@ a piano tuner that we have engaged the services of an ol Q among the enemies of insects, since|most of the time, are not content to | fa [ have boiled it in ordinary open |g expert who is thoroughly competent and reliable. If your = J % | their powers of flight enable them [fill their stomachs with insects or | iron kettles with the cheapest grade | uz piano or organ is out of tune just drop a card or phone = > & | ri + atRan 7 : i ; ’ th t ant ead riz Ir nt ORAL sulphur and | — and we will assure you prompt service Pipe organs also at short notice to gather at points |seed but atter the tomach is stuited | of ground commercial sulphur and . 5 : TT TT ITI PTI PIONS gat shor sates Is, but after die stomach is su commercial suptur and | dh» : Q witere there are abnormal insect out-|unti] it will hold no more continue to nake it stronger than any C 1 I mee 9 breaks. An unusual abundance of|eat till the crop of gullet is crammed. | mercial article Ihave ever tested. =u a x — der 3 grasshoppers, for instance, ina given|[t is often the case that when the | Ordinary ground sulphur or com |& - a x. A locality soon attracts the birds from |stomach is open and the contents [mercial sulphur will cost 13/1101 RRR FERRER RRR RE Ze 1 1 \ 32 : : Sed 3 3 1 ) Toys 8 A Beautiful Line of All the : : a wide area and as a rule their visits|piled up the pile is two or three per pound. Almost any g00d QUICK | eummmmemm———= — ” —— A : 1 1: : z : . . . . i : 5 &Q | cease only when there are no grass-| times as large as the. stomach was me will serve the purpose for lime, Soergeegonfosed BAA RASA ib Aik Suave diaunint * Hats atest © | hoppers left. So, also a marked in-|when filled. Birds may truly be said ut [ prefer to be sure of having a * lb LG blabla bid Ag in the number of small ro-[to have health) appetites, To show cium lime instead of a magnesium i ¥ ] in og ~ Fe? in a given neighborhood | the a ishing capacity of birds’ | lime For this 1 use the York lime. i I H i ® Plumes Styles; & attracts the attention of: omac 1 to reveal the extent to “The formula for making lime-| 3 : ’ hawks and owls, which, by reason of [which man is indebted to birds for |sulphur solution for either com- x HOOOO0CO000000000 : A 4 | . : : 1 : 0 2? | their voracious appetites, soon pra |the destruction of noxious insects, | mercial purposes or home use is 5 of \ 2 arl is in 0 z SGD PAR nara atve ne aa 7 r raciio: nef . ap ro] v a ; z 3 3 : % Velvets [Lowest [duce 2 marked diminution of the these facts are given, as learned by | practically as follows: In each gal i [ will from time to time offer the people of this community, i y | swaruting foe. stomach examinations made by |lon of water boil two pounds of oo : 5 a : i oo A 67 | : ; : : : , : a * specials on furniture. The furniture will be well made. and is 3 0 ° | No other creatures are so well|assistants of the Biological Survey: sulphur and one of lime for one 3 s : + % Eic b YI1CES 3 | fitted to capture flying insects as| \ tree swallow’s stomach was |hour. Let it settle and you will have | bound to give service and only my opportunity on inside buying i \¢ . | swallows, swifts and nighthawks. | found to contain 40 entire clinch |a re liquid. When ready to use 3 enables me to do this. x G Among the avian ranks also are|bugs and fragments of many others, | dilute it, using a hydrometer to test i 3 ~ i ) A . : ta mo . x E MAIN 5 | REE. I M : J YY wren trim of body and agile of | besides ten other species of insects. | as strong as 1.03. The hydrometer | x . ’ . ' | ; wm a Yam 9 : ? movement, that creep in and out of|A pank swallow in Texas devoured |is an instrument made by the Car- 3 Roo cher Specia I S % DOOOOCOO0OOOOOOOOCOOCOOOTTOOOVOOOVVOTVIVIOVVVOCHOTTOTSGL | [ile and crevices and explore rub-|68 cotton boll weevils, and 35 cliff | bondale Instrument Co.. Carbondale, x J 3 |bish heaps for hidden insects, The|swallows had taken an average of 18 | Pa. This is nearly the whole story | & : x pus . p : r “ i . av. An American Quartered Rocker, well made, good and service- - ondaeriul adaption of means to end, | boil weevils each. I'wo stomachs of in regard to preparations for spray- + : : ’ y & ‘ = * ‘ J Y K I I IN be {is provided with strong claws for|pine siskins from Haywards, Cal, |ing for winter and spring.” 3 able; until Nov. 1, only % . . {helding firmly when at work, a|contained 1,900 black olive scales and eee tl Af urs see i ¥ | ® te Work | chisel-lige bill driven by powerful[300 plany lice. A killdeer’s stomach Tap? 5 x in S oncecre [muscles to dig out insects, and a|ecoilecied in Kentucky contained 34 HAIR DESK | DIE i s + { long, extensible tongue to still{ May-beetles. Ancther night hawk i 3 further explore the hidden retreats|from New York had eaten 24 clover- | HAS 10 BE KILLED oh i BUILDING BLOCKS of insects and drag forth the con-|leaf weevils and 375 ants, Still i C—O ———— 5 | cealed larvae, safe from other foes.|another night hawk had eaten 340 —— 5 & —————— > All Styles and Colors | The creepers, titmice, warblers, fly|grasshoppers, 52 bugs, 3 beetles, 2 Hair often continues to live and -. 3 | : | catchers, quail, doves an other wasps and a spider. A boat-tailed | erow long after the death of the | 3 Porches, Columns and * 2 GOves ang ier | wasps and i : Lae is hronehl 3 + amillles have each their own special grackle from Texas ate at onetime | bod) but it is often killed through | O00 Banisters [field of activity. However unlike|about 100 cotton boll worms, besides or misuse. Almost always |$ : | i ; y . : the woman or man Whose hair is |g 4 they may be in appearance, structure|a few other insets. A ring-necked oe of oe 3 x i x * 3 5 ge o& x of of I i ¥ i Je » FILORIN. IPEIININ A | THE STORE OF LOW PRICES Large and Favorable Contracts, made in early Summer, en- able us to offer exceptional values imDining Room, Bed Room, Par- lor and Library Furniture of the very highest type. In justics to ¢ yourself examine these exclusive goods before buying. You will save rom 15 to 30 per cent. and have the finest and most compre- hensive stock ever assembled from which to select. . THE MOST PARTICULAR CUSTOMER IS NOT ACTING THAN ARE WE MORE EX- —nor is he more critical than our buyers when selecting Furniture from the manufacturer, each of whom knows he will not tolerate the slightest deception. Reliable makers of Furniture have their * own pride, too, in scorning to put their trade-mark, their seal of sincerity on any Furniture not in keeping with their dignity and tion WESTERNBERGER, MALEY & MYERS East King st. LANCASTER, PA. FPTPPIIbddobdodiododiodoiofodoiodoiodododobofooiododfofobgodnfodnfofufofogo dofofosfod and habits, all are similar in one|pheasant’s crop from Washington respect, they possess a neverflag-|contained §,000 seeds of chickweed ging appetite for insects and weed|and a dandelion head. | seeds. Few are aware of the difficulty One of the most useful groups of|often experienced by birds in obtain- [native birds is the sparrow family.|ing water for drinking and bathing, While some of the tribe wear gay|and a constant supply of water near [suits of many hues, most of the|the house will materially aid in at- | sparrows are clad in modest brown |tracting birds to the neighborhood | tints, and as they spend much of the|and in keeping them there, at least [time in grass and weeds are com-|till the time of migration. Shallow monly overlooked. Unobstrusive as|trays of wood or metal admirably I are, they lay the farmer under [serve the purpose, especially as birds # |a heavy debt of gratitude by their|delight to bathe in them. % | food habits, since their chosen fare Considerable success has been met | consists largely of the seeds of the|with in Germany and elsewhere in # weeds. Selecting a typical member |Europe by supplying artificial nest 2 of the group, the tree sparrow, for|boxes for birds and the same i instance, one-fourth ounce of weed|methods of increasing the number of diseed per day is a conservative | birds and attracting them to farms % estimate of the food of an adult. On|and orchards where their services % | this basis, in a large agricultural|are most needed should be extensive- ® State like Towa, tree sparrows an-{ly employed in this country. The x nually eat approximately 875 tons of|experiment an the more easily be weed seed. tried since several firms in the Some idea of the money value of| United States are now prepared to | this group of birds to the country|make and deliver boxes specially 4 |Mmay be gained from the statement designed for martins, swallows, blue- 3 [that the total value of the farm|birds, wrens, woodpeckers and other # | products in the United States in 1910 species. % [reached the amazing sum of $8,926,-| One of the worst foes of our native £ 000,000. If we estimate that the|birds is the house cat, and probably % | total consumption of weed seed by|none of our native wild animals 3 the combined members of the|destroys as many birds on the farm 3 [sper bw family resulted in a saving|as cats. The household pet is by no of ofly 1 percent. of the crops note means blameless in thig regpect, for $ 3 - N oo Harmony Shampoo to keep hair and scalp thoroughly clean. Harmony Hair Beautifier, delight- fully perfumed with true rose, is very easy to apply—simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time be- fore brushing it. It contains no oil, and will not change the color of the hair, nor darken gray hair. To keep your hair and scalp dan- druff-free and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This pure liquid shampoo is most convenient to use, giving an instantaneous rich, foaming lather that immediately penetrates to every part of the hair and scalp, insuringa quick and thorough cleansing. It is shed off just as quickly, the entire operation takingonly a few moments. Contains nothing that can harm the 1 and leaves no harshness or st iness—just a sweet cleanliness. Both preparations come in odd- shaped, very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Jeautifier, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, 50c. Both guaranteed to satisfy you in every way, or your money Seld in this community only at our store—The Rexall Store—one of the more than 7,000 leading drug stores in the United States, Canada and Great Britain which own the big Harmony laboratories in Boston, where the many celebrated Harmony Perfumes and Toilet Preparations are made —Central Drug Co., J\lgona, owa. baci. The're here in endless variety. As to Value and Styles—none do or can give better. Caps For All Purposes CC a ——— Wingert & Haas 144 North Queen S Lancaster, Pa. a Advertise Io CE 4 nn 6-fL. ses, on elves, 20 q per c ——— Lot ' Rance Some e register. vork hors broken he Sale to m., when yn by B. W. Si Ino. Brad Sav On Y I have oj tablishmen pair shop, model you: better thai teed and | firstclass v the Greid street, Mot Brunner, 1 Furnityre I Make and Rpbuil
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