PAGE THREE [eller eller Spring Sales 1914 Sales 1914 A. Ye ell oeipentD [ ~ CHAS. H, ZELLER, Auctioneer Real Estate Bought, Sold, Rented and Exchanged Fire, Storm & Auto Insurance. Collection of Claims a Specialty Justice of the Peace and Notary Public Saturday, Jan. 24—At his Wm Mt. Joy, horses, mules and coils By Ed Ream. Tuesday, stables | | Jan. 27—At Hotel mer, Marietta, Pa., § properies the estate of Henry Musser, Wednesday, Jan. 28—In Mi. mrge lot of househoid goods by Jno. H. Kauftman, dec. Wit. ior Joy, Friday, Feb. 13—At his stables in Mt. Joy, Pa. horses and mules, by £d Ream. Saturday, Feb. 14, at Elizabeth- wwn, Pa, Hardware stock and fix- sures by D. Martin, Tiustee in the estate of Geo. A. Fisher, Bankiupt. Saturday, Feb. 14—On the prem-| es in Mt. Joy Boiough, 2} story| frame house and outbuildings for estate of Charlotte A. Stoner. Thursday, Feb. 19—In Conestoga Centre, Lancaster Co., Pa. 3 tracts of land and personal property by B.| Frank Kready, Tiustee of Aldus M Thursday Centre, L: of Real Est ty by B. the estate rupt. Saturday, Feb. ncaster and Kready, G. Co., Pa., ate Frank of Harry February 21st, sd « Mupléments near Springs, by John Saylor, Tuesday, Feb. 24—At waiting room, Mt. Joy, National and First GO TO East Main St, FOR A GOOD SHAVE er anything in personal Good, Pa. National STYLISH HAIR-CUT REFRESHING SHAMPOO the Barber Line. . Charles, Bankiupt. 19—At Conestoga 3 tracts proper- in Bank- | Trustee in the Estate| livestock y a ores | Donegal the trolley | Union | Bank W. B . B E N D F R Wednesdoy, Mount Joy, Pa. |C Half The Secret of +r Good Pictures Is The Film PR See That Y ours 1s the Ea man N. C. Film The Word “KODAK” on the Spool End Agent for Month ests Children Them COLUMBIA, ) TALIS x, Cerraiy Reuige for Surpresszp M oney Refunded. 4. Samples Free. mn send your orders to the and W. P Chandler & C. A Sar NE ER HOWN 10 FAIL, Safe! Rurel Spe Se If your drugzls Soldin Mi. Joy by E W. Garber Identifies the Genuine. Three Holidays This That Particularly Inter- Celebrate by Giving Chiques Rock Bottled Soda Water FLANAGAN’S The Hquse of Quality - PA. TE pr send them on trial, to be paid fv ot does Lut UNITED MEDICAL CO., BOX 74, LANCASTER, FA Standard Steam Laundry | Mm 200000000000000000000000000000000 = 3 Juin, Thursday, February 26, livestock impiements, near Bender's Mili 'y Amos N. Musser, Friday, Februa.y 27, lew implements, near ‘hureh, by M. B. Heistand. Saturday, Feb. 28—At his ware ooms in Mt. Joy, implements, wa; ons, harness, etc., by G. Moyer. Monday, March 2, livestock and im lenients, near Newtown, by H. S§ \lusser, Tue day, mplements, ‘yrus Frey. Wednesday, March 4, near und livestock anc Erisman'» March 3, livestock near Bender's Ail, ane by livestock anc | 'mplements. Chickies, by ’hilip Staley. Thursday, March 5, livestock and mplements, near Donegal Springs Estate of David Barnhart. Saturday, March 7, livestock and mplements, near Union School House C. H. Herr. Wednesday, near vr the by March 11, Donegal! Springs, nd Straw {hy S. Tressler (Cameron Farm). Thursday, March 12, livestock and imnlements. near Bender's Mill, by Tohn F. Frey. | Fridav. Maresh 12. livestock and im niemenrs, litesrand’s Farm at Man bv C. J. Kistler, Thursday, March 26—East of Mi household goods by Harrier executrix, | otra, Tov, Breneman, SPRING SALES OF 1914, C. S. Frank's Li-t livestock | of Nervous Diseases, tion: medicines are not the only sources of drug posoning. and absorbed through coming in contact with them in Washington, examine food products for purity and quality, conditions, every article of food products: bought in the groceries HOME HEALTH CLUB By Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago, ll. Nerves: (Continuation of articles written for Home Health Club by H. Lindlahr what M. D.) We will now some- deal with the Chemical Causes Food Adultera- Medical prescriptions and patent All sorts of injurious substances and drink, destructive in food in various occupations; for instance they may be absorbed from lead in water pipes, from the dust and fumes {of ores and metals in mines, smelters {and factories; { posing room; jing materials; cosmetics, taminated by rat and insect poison. in the printer's com- from paints and color- from stuffed animals, and from foods con- The reports of government chemists whose duty it is to have revealed astonishing They report that almost and markets, candy stores and soda fountaing, is con- taminated or adulterated with de- leterious substances, inorganic minerals, aniline dyes, and all sorts of chemicals and poisons. The following is a passage from an article in a Chicago daily paper which dealt with one of Professor Wiley’s ear'y reports on food adulteration: “Professor Wiley’s reference was particularly to the aniline dyes, de rived from coaltar, which are used for coloring jellies and wines, as well as a great number of other food pro- ducts and drinkables. (Editor's note: All coal-tar preparations, whether they are aniline dyes or drugs, are absolutely poisonous to the human gystem.) Not long ago the Bureau of Chemistry dyed experimentally a number of pieces of white silk with chemical colors obtained from various liquors and articles of diet put up for commercial purpose, Preserved cherries, utilized in this way furnish- ed a yard of pink silk; currant jam a yard of salmon silk; port wine a yard of purple silk; tomato catsup a yard of light red silk, ete. The “rosaline” for corned beef and used coloring | sausage gave a dye of a beautiful ang | | brilliant red. But in this line nothing has been found so suggestive of the rainbow as soda water syrups, which {taken in a bunch, are a chemical | | { saccharine Jan. 28—Near Milton srove, implements and householu goods by Abram Shelly. Js Thursday, Feb. 1y—At Silve: | Springs, livestock and implements I. G'nder, { Saturday, Feb. 21—At his resi | dence in Mount Joy, househo d [goods and some second-hand furni- | ture by Mr. D. H. Engle. | Saturday, Feb. ¥—At Klinesville, | livestock and implements | Jone Monday, March 2—Near Mt. Joy, {li and implements by Eman- es March 3—At Columbia, vestock and implements’ by Henry mit} Wednesday, March 4—One mile 10rt} live Erisman’s church, household of west and Walter, mile north livestock implements goons by F S | Saturday, stock, rank March 7T—% church, implements, by Philip Keener March 10—at Klinesville and {implements by Sam vest of Erisman's | 1nd Tuesday, live stoek juel Nissly. Thursday, Station. | Jacoh Goss. | Wednesday. March 25—In Mt. Joy, of of household goods by Mrs. Martha {| Shank. iy aa “HAS HI "HAL ESTALE AND INSURANCE March 12—Near Of! ’. Main St, Mount | tiling and Clerking of Public Cale Qettiemernt of Estates Collection of Rents Survering and Convevaneing WiLL CURE YOU . druggist to * Don’t permit sell you a substitute. Other * remedies are not as good. Rudy's * cures or money back. © 8 8 POS PE OTS Pee eee IF YOU ARE iil from sny discrder of thc STOMACE. LIVER or EIDVEYS. or i* your bowols are inactive aS times. or you shoud suffer irom neadaches. geti 50 oert bottie of SCN BARKS of your druggist. ff youn ere run Gown nnd don’ feel ne young 8nd chipper as you used to, Jive SEVEN BARKS o var trial; it will purity vour blood, clear your system and brain, end make life worth living It is absolutely hermless, is highly palatable, and wiil not disturb the most delicate stomach. For sale at liens at 60 cents per petite. Don’t fail to try it. Address | LYMAN BRCWN, 68 Marrzy Si. New Yori: N.Y, your by Steven |“ | and other ve polychrome. which the chil- deleterious The cheap candies dren buy are oftimes most and arsenic, and prussic are colored with Many of of chocolate on the composed mainly of fat. They do not taste much like chocolate, but they easi'y pass for it, with the addition of oxide of iron, that is to say, iron rust, to give the requisite color. One plate of cheap ice cream analizeq at the Bureau of Chemistry was found to contain as much fusel oil as five glasses of bad whiskey. Strawberry flavor, or what passed for containing cheap, of su'phate of copper, Also, they aniline cheaper brands market are starch and impure glucose sugar clay, even the the acid deadly dyes, animal such, was in truth a chemical com- pound. A medicinal dose of sulphate of iron is three grains. Eat three small, art ficially will get ar greened equal mical. pickles, quantity This commao and you of this salts of ved nly emplo beans for col to give a or to peas, rved market in cans or glass Wiley by his con- excellent in essor 1itious and work ex- pesing and trying to prevent the al- most universal adulteration of food products with deleterious and poison- ous substances drew upon himself the {ll will of those bene- food financially fitted by adulteration, and was | promptly removed from office. | livestock and implements by | j articles now It would take too long, in the space of thege articles, to describe even a fraction of the manifold forms of food and drink poisoning, Dr. Wiley’s running in one of our prominent magazines give most inter- esting information on the subject. The people should keep a sharp look- out that the laws and regulations | dealing with food adulteration do not | lapse into inocuous desuetude | } | | | | of “Nature * RUDY’'S PILE SUPPOSITORIES *| * | inorganic minerals, | eliminate { bines in foods, they | o ZELLER | through official neglect or connivance. There is certainly no better argu- ment in favor of the “Natural Diet” than the universal adultera- ticn of food The follower and almost and drink. Cure” diet only the natural fresh and unadulterated come from Nature's hands, uses freely the fruits, tables and dairy products, but avoids canned foods, spices, condi- ments, sauces, and all foods artificial- lv prepared, fermented, or contaminated with poisonous preserv- atives. It is much more difficult nate chemical poisons, selects com- his as He grains, vege- strong colored elimi- the to especially from the poisons which organism, The system than the systemic form in the human on'y effective way to stir up and from the system chemical poisons absorbed medicines and in adulterated and drink lies in natural methods of living and of treatment. Everything that is in any way injurious to the svstem must be excluded diet, and those foods must be prefer- red which have a purifyine effeet. In addition to the “Pure Food Diet" must be applied all natural methods may be one | | secured, the | in | food | from the | of treatment elimination of morbid matter and poisons from the system. The most | valuable of -these are deep hreathing, out-door exercises, nasties, water cure, pathy, homeopathic, herb and tissue remedies, and right mental attitude. - eee ee THO HOME WOMEN IALAED ABOUT HAIR Two women met in our store the other day, when one of them said: “My, how pretty your hair looks! What have you been doing to it?” “Why, I have been using Harmony curative gym- massage, osteo- Hair Beautifier for the past two weeks,” was the reply. “Why, indeed!” replied the “inn woman, “that {is just what | using. Isn't it great, and i you "think my hair shows a lot of im- provement?” Harmony Hair Beautifier is coming all the rage among both men and women who are particular in the care of their hair. It is just what it is named—a hair beautifier, It seems to polish and burnish the hair, mak- ing it glossy, silky-soft, and more eogy to put up in graceful, dg folds that “stay put.” Contains oil, and will not change color of fa nor darken it. Simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time before brush- ing it. To keep your hair and sealp dand- ruff-free and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This liquid shampoo gives an instantaneous rich, foaming lather that immediately penetrates to every part of the hair and scalp, insuring a quick and thorough cleansing. It is washed off just as quickly, the entire operation taking only a few moments. Harmony Hair Beautifier, $1.00. Har- mony Shampoo, 50c. Both guaranteed to satisfy you in ¢very way, or your money back. Sold only at the more than 7,000 Rexal: Stores, and in this town only by us.—E. W. Garber’s Drug Store, Mount Joy, Pa. INN BUTTER BIG SLUMP DROP OF 11 CENTS FROM HIGH- EST PRICE Loss of $6.60 a Tub—Holdings Show Loss of $350.000—Such Demoraliza- tion is Se'dom Seen—Too Much Foreign Stock New York, Jan. 30—It is seldom {1 butter market gets in as de- oralized a condition as for the last day Slump after slump has sent esh extras down to 26%c, from the the close of the year, 11¢ during t price at 37sec. This is a drop of month, almost unprecedented in of the All the has because s seem to cut out but- extent. The losses of January will never be known. They are heavy that figures cannot be A large quantity of butter, at 37c, ig still in the hands of receivers, Such butter shows a less of 10%ec 1b, with prospects of it being still lower. Owners of high- priced butter when the slump started withdrew it from the market, hoping that at some future time they could a better price. This at present seem probable, It is not a price so much as it is to zet a customer a being sales i4c, and the quotation is 26 @ 26%¢ This is a drop of $6.60 a tub from the ice at the close of the year. traae drag the history month trade consumer ter to some ged SO taken in get does not question of There was slump to-day of 2¢ there under the call at highest pr The price to-day is the same as the owest price during the entire year of 1913. June 30 extras were 261%¢ but there only a short time June inued until 3T%e in December. A year extras were 351% @ 6c, teday. ey remained advance began early in the top, nd the ind cont was reached ago today 10c better than It is estimated that there are at least 70.000 pkgs. of butter still] In the public coolers. If the loss on this averages $5 pkgs. it means a loss of $350,000 alone for stock in the public warehouses. Every private box is filled, but all of {it will not lose as heavily as that stored earlier in the season. All the butter receivers are in good financial condition, and can stand this loss. Many of them have made good profits on eggs. A year ago held extras were 36 @ 32¢, com- pared with 25% @26%ec¢ today. Held butter is quoted as high as fresh, in face of no trade. Jobbers have held off the market as much as possible, expecting every day that prices Their expectations have been The week has shown a total drop of 4%e¢ virtually no on grades Process owners Packing stock trade is light and city moving. It freely held butter will go at of their would go down. realized, quotable under are There is prices, especially creameries. discouraged receiv- the ladles are not ers say is predicted that Today a number willing to accept but could find conditions are 25c. receivers losses, no buvers Present caused largely by the free import of foreign butter, pecially from Argentine, There from Argentine on the Pa- Coast 10,000 pkgs. and 5 000 Chicago early in February. Califor over-supplied with foreign Western markets are demoralized. The salvation is for to get prices down. Mos keeping prices up ‘ta were is due cific in is butter, nia and all | retailers | of them are | 43c.—New York Produce News, / | BR hu i... hk = / i Adveruse in the Mt Joy Bugletin which promote the t! 8 2 E ~ Eo — FLGOBOGVOOVK JED ne RoI CA QUBOOUO HOG SO000000N00COONNODOBICONIVBEO OOO0OLO000OOVGOVCO CDOT IOC FIO <¢ THE - BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY. PA. Do You Wear The Right Corsg A DOOOOOO000OO0000OOOR IF NO Our Graduate Lady Corset Specialist Will Tell You Corset Advice; Fittings by Experts Free of Charge It is therefore results must be just as particular in the choice of her corset store as she is in her corset. 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EBRUARY — : URNITURE “°° ~ st Furniture Sale Ever Held In This Section of Pennsylvania in size--mighty in values. in assortments--mighty in savings. Lowest Obtainable Anywhere YET yet We cannot hope even to give you the idea in the magnanimity, vaguest words of the possibilities, the chances of this Sale of Sales. not as attended this sale, don’t put it off another day—get here if y have to walk. IT WILL WELL REPAY YOU—SEE FOR YOURSE REE - >> Did you see the direc] RIDE TO LANCASTER FREE” — furnished rooms, furnished — 3 IA =0 complete for 3 fz EE ie 0 &3 EalE] £8 il esa a STORE | BR | I (DONOVANS H comes Hil = 4 The value of em is 1 1 $147.50. so vou can well re- We Pax'Your Round Trip CAR FARE ON ALL PURCHASES 0810. ® alize the savings. Inspect A. OR More. Ir Costs You NoTHING. ASK FoR [T. them now—they're worth it. 32-38 Donovan Qom/ Successor To Foster & Cochran & Williamson's East King Street, AO Lancaster Penna.