PSOOCA000ODOCCO0OTOODO0000000 ice to All trictly On It’s Merits \ What any dealer promises you, you owe it to your- What the Factory Gua antee is on the automobile Ying and you should insist on this guarantee being | the contract you sign when purchasing an automo- Pmobile manufacturers give no guarantee at all. That €asons why some dealers must offer you special in- discounts to sell thelr cars. ostigate The BUICK Guarantee ECU CEI. aster Automobile, EST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PENNA. irgest and only strictly fiyst class fireproof garage repair shop in Lameaster City or County. WARAILLLO000000000000000000000000000000000 Are You Undecided | { | i 3 3 0 0 Oo 0 0 0 %. 0 0 0) * 0 %. * * * Ls Ls * hd » hs » »* os 5 ed * £S CS * * Ls as 0 > PS hd Ls oF * > * £3 hr »> £3 a. » 3 hs ed » Ls » * ? * ES es aS it. where to buy your bill of Lumber? If so, all you have at the prices we are quoting for HIGH GRADE LUMBER well as in building, for work, from cluded exterior in your foundation to the Shingles | 3; on your roof E. S. MOORE Dealer In Lumber, Grain, hiTRAW, SLATE,S8AL CEMENT AND FERTILIZER to de is te look interior or ) | leased an | Cleveland, and | good deal of this success to the sixty | stands of bees introduced. { not think it possible to grow fruit to | advantage without bees. { have twice as many bumble bees in | our clover fields we should undoubt “eed constantly on hand. Highest cash price paid for grain fates of Lumber and Mill Work a SpeclaMty FLORIN, PENNA. F le only kind I sell—Furniture that is Furniture Hall Rack Ladies’ Desks FS Mirrors re Frames | falfa field is money in the bank for { these helpers of the farmer the cost 8 & Other Tables, Davenport ts. Kitchen Cabinets 3 . JU {EC In fact the Furniture Line in any lertaking and Embaiming To, ¥ T™ “¥ YT ON Nd ts 8 ihe onal — PE AN En Oo ST TM TT TT WILL GET TEN CELEBRATED ry 1 i & H. Trading Stampsii EVERY DOLLAR’S WORTH OF COAL PUR HASED FOR CASH AT Coal and LUMBER Mount Joy, Penna. Lt for Congo Roofing. No. 1 Ceder Shingles always on hand. Also i Agents Flooring, Sash, Door, Blinds, Mouldings Laths, Ete. for Alphus Portland Cement. Also Roofing Slate. YARDS Quickly and Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material Telephone No. 833. Opposite Old P. R. R. Depot. og New ring Styles as soon as you want to look them over. D Ww for you Shapes and shades in Soft Hats, $1.50 to $5 50 to $3.00 purposes, 50¢ the Ne jes, $1. al 0 $1.50 for [ingertd& Haas k North Queen St., Lancaster. EEE EE | DOSS. 10 | for the surface of a road. | The drag is the thing with which to | plane the | Where the road is over twenty feet {the sides which keep the water from ‘are of the best sort, as they are not THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY apply the mixture where it is most! needed . and will themselves | Rat Keep pests Farmers Column vaLUABLE INFORMATION FOR THE FARMERS free from these VERY and houses are kept clean and disin-| fected. Dm Spring Care of Live Stock—The Right Kind of Eggs for Hatching and Their Care—The Use of the Bee in Agriculture—The Road Drag THE KIMBROUGH PLAN a Writer for a Trade Journal Has to Say of It. What A glance at a wallow where hogs have puddled the sides of a hole in the ground will show the ideal state | It should be hard and baked and impervious to water. The King drag used when the road is wet will give it this sur- face. “Wet” does not mean slushy; but if there are ruts and holes the drag should be used in the mud to take these depressions out, Ordinarily the drag does the best work when the road is moist but not muddy. U. S. Tobacco Journal Since the first crop of tobacco was | grown in Lancaster County there has never been anything that ay {80 much stir, comment and talk as| 'R. L. Kimbrough and his proposed Seedleaf Tobacco Growers’ Associa- tion have done. Even the question of the tariff or a red-hot political campaign has been discounted by| the comment which this movement] has caused. Some of the recent meetings have produced very heated discussions by some of our most prominent citizens | From u which the road is roughly machine. road sawn out by and, naturally, the varied tobacco in-| terests are discussing this proposi-| tion, pro and con, with unusual fer- vor as is only natural with any| movement of importance, no matter] what the basic principles. There will 1 © always be supporters of it as well as d those who are opposed to it. How- ever, the real consensus of opinion in this district seems to be that,! while the primary principles in- volved are of benefit to the grower, [it is extremely doubtful if there] | could be either enough ‘capital raised enough active support given the wide the crown should be not less than six inches higher. The King drag will pare off the shoulders at shallow side road machine The wide by the running off. ditches made apt to wash into gullies. It is seldom that a road over twenty five feet wide is necessary. To plow up, dig over, or in any way loosen the bed of a road a crime against good road making. Leave it and build on is jor | movement to Those who passer when should think great New said, “I'd as this orchard without a single SPTaY | amount and thei even pump ag. without bees.” Bees are the | tke a certificate. which cheif .agent for fertilizing the blos-! : 5 | soms of fruit trees, and if the | 4 all appeal to think the bee a tres- | completion. he comes after honey | Growers have always been accus- again Albert Repp, the | {omeq to receiving payment for Jersey orchardist, has | iyi tohacro asc-ReOTl. as delivered having to] the sturdy, everything that Is in- | orchardist doesn’t keep bees itis alan. 1.0 clement of which most of S¢ mitdawk essa gessa un pickters | | avile ferkauft. fine thing for him that his neighbors |; . section is composed. To revise economy, upon the | | thrift and 1 better conditions far in; gend and get it—of the experience | ise of of Van Remselaer & Southam, Who| uy. ri4ure ig more than one man or old barren orchard near one company can possibly do. In| made it bear 16,000]... 4, successfully carry out these They attribute a} 5.10 5 very large amount of active capital will be required, and this| seems to be one of the sticking] points with this company at the present time. The directors of the Seedleaf To- bacco Growers’ Company held meeting to go over this phase of the matter. The situation was taken up bushels in 1913. They do If we could better crops of seed. a sweet-clover or al- harvest in edly Every bee i il ¢ i d a the seed grower. The poets pave! i2 data] ind it was decided that the often written about | : : thing needed to make the Perhaps they realize birds 3 oes | present movement a success was Ne cay that if it weren't for | €ROUSH capital to finance it and the poetic vay farmers’ crop of tobacco. were about forty growers tenant | There | present. Two methods of financing of living would so soar that the poet would have to go to work. Fresh and fertile eggs are the first requisite for a successful hatch. In cold weather gather them every two hours. In warm weather three times a day is sufficient. Scrape solid eggs until clean, but discard In saving hatching them in a rather temperature of iaily. the 1913 neither one of adopted. The enough more crop were considered, which, however, | original idea money by stock seriously discussed organizing bank to of the new Federal Reserve Just matter will was of raising sales wag the but the idea of take advantage act a knife dirty with a very eggs. y was eggs aim keep : : T : 5 ti also taken up what will be damp location at a : * y I done in be decided at iegrees, and turn 13 +. | the next rx, Which portant and should not be . S soon company » do not keep eggs for soon 1 1 a week before io 1 1 veh re DA I FISHING GOOD TROUT ‘eed out all of the!“This condition is general throughou I 1 dozens of have receive I succulent feeds during the fall and !the state. compel he” farm | reports and as far as I can make the eariy winter and the fish have not been harmed.” The consume dry, inferior animals fodders during 0 when they commissioner said that since Neither animals the wre falling away in on the trout season closed on July 31 Ss to turn the last over a million broke and brown good policy in the trout the to pasture too early in the spring. trout have been planted and- | oud o the penny-wise streams of the state, working (about de helft [tzawla ke | fer em Bresident Wilson si shuldt is. Ich |vetich tzway sent des de bowera net |feel fon eme denka. em butis. wos es how ‘“aer bleat noch net” sawgt er. shay dawk den Freeyore. Der pike is shay op gadrickelt un is aw avenich bring it to successful | Shtauvich. ] automobiles wara drows. | pore hunert nunner ga. { soon think of managing. ; th, idea of not getting the ful1 | ©Xcitement do Tzway Italians the banks |um de veldt room rulla un se sin doe will not accept as collateral doesnot darich gonga. ! thrifty jdruna by em Jon MaGinnis. Dot hen | out | [t belongs t that too It dollars for pound foolish policy is much bet grain, of us are practicing a few our ter to spend feed animals the and house than to them to cool ! blasts of late winter and Sound dictates humanity troublesome the farm until warm any other time during the year, and animal is discovered lice should We have found a expose early and this poliey also. the during spring are kept inside comes than animals weather at as soon as an the be once to be lousy destroyed af strong decoction of tobacco an excel! lent wash for the purpose of destroy- ing lice, but during recent years we have heen using a mixture of crude oil and erude carbolic acid, and find that this does the work in a thorough and effective manner the cattle we supply it with a hand sprayer, but for the hogs we prefer to use a brush or to saturate a few gummy sacks or old blankets and wind them around a post in the hog vards and allow the hogs to make their toilets by rubbing against these They will soon learn how to many longer | spring. | Lice seem to be more | when | very | On | gone on as long as weather having been resumed trout are from therefore and These permitted recently all at least and are four to long and able themselves, Mr, selected from a year old inches care | seven to take of says Buller, and have been the 1 The | signed | their work in planting of fish and ports on the condition of the fish and which they sur- yest have all been con- recommended shipments to men for re- manner in the winter have According to the commissioner many | associations took charge of have furnished reports { of the | vived been received. fishing the work and [ at regular intervals on the condition {of fish and streams The season will to July 31. } open on April 15 | and run al Er ene. Qur Home Markets per 1b doz. | Butter N8LS, Lard, per 1b. Potatoes, per bu. Oats, per bu. Wheat, per bu Corn, per bu. per trout at Cory and Bellefonte. | PA, PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH if their beds | What Shwilkey Bumblezock Has To Say This Week Der aersht n ich bin aw Opbril is viter ferby froe. Ich hop usht fon mina shulta be- nna because es gelt is tzu rdaript rohr. Ich mane aw des es Es aersht yore es aer in Washington is kenna se ra duvock net ferkawfa. Feel foonn oe room hens de no aveck geva. Der Sammy Miller un si olty wara Sundawk hina om barick fer ar- Der Sam sawgt aer vaest net ig oter ves gookt ower eny- der aersht Sundawk war amole Now ferluss dich drufde Ich hop a shtettle tzana darich | Om Somshdawk hen mer a venich | im shtettle kotta. | deen en grose foss | Se hen avile gshtupt Se hen a pore hundt | | do. B. R. Root of the Ohio State Col- lat a single stroke these elements of by na Kkotta fer era kumpany hoita. the Timber | 1000 speaks in a recent bulletin—No. Now se kenna era olt fos rulla so eppas net arick gute glicha, net uny es fos waer fol essich, sidér oter 21 eppas. | Es hut mich shundt uft gwonert ve | feel fon de lite es so marick-vatich | grishtlich sin Sundawks, un darich de wuch sin se usht de opposit, des in der Himmel gane. Ich wuner ep se denka des nemont vaest wos se dena ower se finas gshwindt ous won se amole shtariva un brovera noch der Himmel ga. Der olt St. Peter marickt ollas in en grose buch un fer lugs dich druf aer fergest nix. Vos denksht sawga selly lite won der Peter sawgt des se net ney kenna missa in de h— gay. Vaer net tzu arick? Se setta besser du, denksht net? rere Ger reeeee Mennonite Organize New Charities Board one hundred nine bishops conference held in comprises Adams un se sell now hrovera ministers, dea- attended the of the Men- | Rohrerstown. Lancaster, Over and semi-annual churches cons nonite The Lebanon. district York, and Dauphin | counties A constitution and by-law for the | x and | Re- | were | ition of a ne mission board routine reg down ( the pro- rtions of the last one, the be parti satisfied to minority presidents once in “FAGGED-OUT” WUMEN Will Find Help in This Latter. Overworked fagged out” women hardly drag Mrs. Brill’s exper She says: ‘I was in a very weak run-down condition. Life was noi worth living. I could not sleep, was very nervous, stomach bad, and was not able to work. “I consulted with one or tw¢ gicians, without benefit. I read Vinol helping some one in a similar condition so I began to take it, and it simply did wonders for me. I gained in weight and I am now ‘In better health and stronger than ever. I can not find words enough to praise Vinol.”—Mrs. W. H. Brill, Racine, Wis. abot should 1ence phy- of Thousands of women and men who ' sickly owe | were formerly weak and their present rugged health to the wonderful strength-creating effects of | Vinol, We guarantee Vinol to build you up and make you strong. If it does not we give back your money. P. S.—For rough, scaly skin, try our Saxo Salve. "We guarantee it, WwW. D. CHANDLER & CO Druggists West Main Street country | though they could | § profit by | Meunt Joy, Pa Wednesday, April 8, 1914. YOUR CHICKENS DON'T GET HALF ENOUGH TO EAT # you do not feed The PARK & POLLARD GROWING HEED No Magician in the Arabian Nights could produce results any faster than this feed. From 14 oz. when hatched to 10 1b. weight at six months is nothing unusual on this ration. TRY IT at our expense; Your money back if it does not do better than they claim. We have added to our line of stoctr, RYDE’S CREAM CALF MEAL. Takes the place of milk at half thle price. Put up in 25 and 50 Ib. bags. Protein, 26 per cent,; .at, 5 per ¢c ent.;” none on the market. Fiber, 6 per cent. Second te “FOR SALE BY NN \\ N N In) N NN DAN NN INN en .— | NNN N\\ LU Mighty to Help" When you notice a suspicious looking character sneaking around your house—quick, Bell Tele- Wi 4 d en the dread cry of fire makes wilder cool, Bell Ten blood vua en a serious accident demands qui ion — don’t worry, Bell Telephone. Rick won These things have perhaps not happened to you, so far. But any of them may occur to anyone, anytime. Make sure that you will have the Bell Telephone’s mighty help. Tekbhone or post-a-card to the Bell Business Office o-day. When You Telephone, Smile! The Bell Telephone Co. of Pa. R. E. SMITH, Local Mgr. 31 E. Orange St., Lancaster, Pa. NN % NN \ International Harvester Oil and Gas Engines /, /. 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