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OOOCON000000O000000OSDO00C | ¥ 8 Farme THE BULLETIN, WOUN TTY rs Colum VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR THE FARMERS and estimated by man at 000,000 bushels have been sold to go but threshed It has yet to be from the farms. mow is tl Y 1 X the trade a iedas m in that t 50 VERY deliveries will Day by day foreigners continue on a It before the July government the July make it abroad, these through seve months, So Far as Results Are Concerned Pe sales to Corn is a Better Feed for Work Horses than Oats—Some Habits of Bees—Best Money Highly Finished Animals liberal scale. is now only a few day report before will there in government report s appearance and while - are in the trade that will many lieve the in the bearish situation be in Add | common little north- glue a powdered make chalk to the glue west not conditions to as as were the the winter wheat ! stronger. A cheap paint lution made from a So- belt, a bearish report is looked for water with lin- is and on the whole. There are some of the of borax best judges of crop conditions in the Western oil. Puil ang reach. seed burn every weed you can country who figure there will be a total promise of more than of amount and wheat of generally bushels The hands Remove all 900,000,000 spring from and dried beds. dead stalks es the winter wheat. of flower still farmers this than potting soil in the sun to in the of Ct is lighter untry supposed n, turning often. by the trade, as the old lant the shrubs and vines as foliage ripens wheat has been entirely cleaned out msplantineg choose a rainy eading the whole is now look- distributing and for crop time and disturb the sible little the roots as points as pos trade nn wheat actual yerts - at ext all seeds best 11 figures whe Keep flowering from well plants e tu ; as a man who is maturing perennials as 6 otherwise places at be condition as annuals vou want late blooms. i at condition 92.3 the bushels The Give chrysanthemums too Remove manure : : expects viel water, not strong, and quit top- yield to if 00 000 them. want ping many buds places ¢ 9? ar ¢ you large flowers. places at 92.2 and ¢ bushels. of rust in the spring F the 272,000,000 Get gravel and they can Put boxful sand, soil, manure reached in continued reports store where be and wanted a away and some of oone SC have and : month the seeds transplant started last into pre- beds Have cold frames for them. : neck ol be insure shrubs must : S been not month to 3 : that condit munities nmaies, or mother bee is increase pop in corn 1 i Wf th rit ‘ ot Infre ; . tion ofthe hive, and not infrequently nd values lower he la a s 300 eggs per day. During oats in line corn crowd are he latter spring months practical ¢jow to accumulate a as they that 2.000, aniarists consider as anv as apiarists, consider 1S many as that both and oats now feel 1,000 or even are deposited ly. The hive 1 downward. queen bee moves about et Gr ree TOBACCO CONDITIONS in the attended by of fifteen sort retinue of from ten to work- is Good and All Bought Up ers, she is frequently sup- plied with 3 of pensable by whom honey, the 19 13 Business Crop : Cigar is the indis- She in and she ohiect regard particular to about as the community. The e Lan- t- cigar business, says the oog moves depositing her e r Intelligencer The nded ig steadily ge the cells prepared by the workers, better. Tore full factories factoi the hands larger ies ai and the nurse bees are ready totake upping he and at small- egg from the moment Cells made drones charge of each it ready er additional have deposited. are been weeks to fill employed the last few and rush and she places cell appropriate for workers, queen with each orders bees, varying In size, Wea ~ conditions during the past unerring instinct the kind few days were greatly favor of the There time, felt account in of erowing been, 1itt of our crop. had pre to vious to this quite a le ap belief that no grainis efficient feed for high can mm » ic « i 2S rel 1 : There is a widespread prehension among some of the fact thi among horse owners growers on continued to oats and equal as an that oats substitute the spell; and in to ir in iry S was 1orses no matter how planting and trans rain for the other be In belief no price of planting that some sections the them. this Ohio the series of used as a growers were unable accuracy of the order to test E experiment either with any degree Carmichael of n 5 5 st Iew station began in an, est 1907 extensive xperiments to t the relative value ( f for three nd as a With efficiency oats and corn horses. of ration work teams grade were for on th in in view geldings Percheron horses were used general am work e station The horses each team were about the one was fed The same age; nd oth vegetable products. There has been ith expected the other feed oats. ats and on corn quite a little ely. This season much ear All the mixed they plan was to es as cut-worms rn by weight as at much timothy hay The experiment reported forty-eight weeks. The of the practically the of the horses there noticed endurance team. cost horses received as to be one tribulations, clover as and would eat. wags continued seem variations in weight corned nearly worms as horses were same aS heen the case in recent years, receiving oats; difference those some sections have 1 een nor: was any supplied and these have between the In regard to of the feeds it the “under in spirit or tes of s busy growers me each the and transplantin that abundantly transplanting. called, the comparative also, depart- the is in a bulletin of of Agriculture that conditions that during the experiment from the of corn marked, approximately horse weeks. stated I It not ment prevailed the saving was very market in | when such was not the case accordingly, the use growers, suffere 10 for the Market be times cents 2 | heavily from depredat day for each entire | eight these pests. forty con- | The late crop of tobacco | tically all been “gathered { fold.” There buyers gathering the tag of the months borne in during cheaper than be always may be would be should of course ditions should mind, as there are a few which oats ends of corn, and they and those who, a couple of the amply growers, used whenever cheaper.” ago refused to sell offered, holding \v rrr een A Our Grain Letter those movement of that there will be deliveries on contracts the last half of July of possibly 10,000,000 bushels. al- as at prices have been rewarded by off, as the recently he in mary nearly double what was offered previously. to get the crop, at Many of those who who are e been. It best wheat is expected by prices paid posted on the cases, to Chicago Buvers have seemed ' anxious that. claimed that they would rather pack | themselves and await| sold their hold-| pleased that hey | { { | growers, These deliveries will most of No. the hard wheat has been sold to be made up wholly 2 red winter their crops go for of higher prices, have and are well not accept the not be available ines did were There is not a very great quantity | of desirable old goods in the hands The fact also that) | owing reduced and it will the use of speculators in the way up their It ex- pected that the receipts of wheat at Chicago this month will break all records ag enormous quantities have heen to come here. It will take weather, however, to insure a big movement as this grain out first bids which evening position. is offered. of the packers. purchased the growing crop, to much smaller than the increased busi: will be that good acreage, and usual - Om run | ga the an inoré branch of theWtrade to a material increas for these old goods and a brisk mand Pennsylvania tobacco. from the pdckers who late crop indicate that it ig progressing very nicely. ee ee PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. ymong ci / frente this [to point | rice (d for |'The reports {packed the who be-| What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To Say This Week DER FEERT JULY der Feert July bin aw viter ferby De un is ferdarept froe. 2S bing, boom, bang, ape laetich. mindta ower es Won mer hundta. kent mer gate won en haus tzana date sheesa bis m ate net deno des mol von mer date, doe room mer des gshussa, en finger ich ing gsich blenty hen oll Now mer Nn, de ocht gnuma. So sets olly yore si huffa des weldt wara blots eppas buva un mer wela un de lite fon shlimmer. des ich tzay blots fon oll shtettle olly oll nous noch sich Besser oll de besser in w noch : In sheeseri doe im setta de lite feldt ga omalents de no breicht fire. Si late glicha, des yore, ima grose om shtettle, net so far- noch war emr vaich deno kenta i tzana—de fer mit icha des wu selver sheesé he des nix n sheesa. Shwilkey et eee WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN Preaching vs. Practice BRANDT & STEHMA Weesforgesforforforfosforfosforfocfosfecfosforfeofecoctesfertesfosfenfeconfosforforfesfecosfocfococfociarts 5 oll de orma kinner | | Bumblesock. | If one of your competitors were to | an innovation in the way of of displaying handise—anything at all— do spring’ a new matter the same thing just if your could, con- vou to business. small things in the amoun same A Big Elm Tree Ad twenly feet feet from the beautiful of sixt; i d top of sym- ve apove would from ce of ar ve It has a vigorous appear- for vears to be prized seems good many and will more as curing rx I free. CO., price 11s for constipation. Take Hall's Family Pi ee Former Cordelia Pastor Married Rev. Clyde A. Lynch, a former pas tor of the U. B. church at Cordelia and Miss Edith Basehore, Hill, Cumberland county, were ried on Tuesday in the State U. B. church Harrisburg. of Camp mar Street at BE —— i —— Subscribe for the Mt \dvertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. Jovy Bulletin RE b ane FEED A ws in proportion to the onsumes. Suc- cessful poultrythen study in every way to increase their chickens’ appetites. The Park & Pollard Grow- ing Feed increases their appe- tite. The more they eat of it the more they want. AY UNE uL AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER | NOVEMBER oh {ov | DECEMBER 3 Whenever your chickens are hatched from January to De- ceinber feed them this ration until they are six months of age. Our customers that have used it say it is even better than they claim. Your money back if you don’t like it. THE PARK & POLLARD © 6am) p STS BOSTON HASS MT. JOV » PENNA Josfooestesforfoctesfesfocfocecesiosforfecke osfocfortesforfes] 0) angen}: Zo oasgesdeo sos: oesfesgeode ss stoned Josjefe Zo sfoogesese | - 3 a JUST RECEIVED VERY FINE LOT OF LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S o 8 BB abel Be bel Bs PTT TT rev A OES AND OXFORDS. ALSO A BIG LOT OF MEN'S SAMPLE COME AT ONCE AND GET YOUR PICK. PRICES LOW. 5 0 8 0 0 8 8 0 0 Bo B00 000 Rereespeniupr TTT eee askewitz MOUNT JOY, PENNA larry L EAST MAIN STREET TR TTR ee Secoeihabecoadonte ade ceadeat. Bead. 8. 8. 8 $ fe de o ope & & & + 3 * SP & & 3 oh + OOOOOOO000OO0OOOOOOOOOO000OO0ROOOOO00CO0000000000000 Three Horse Evener Can Be Put On Any Wagon GUARANTEED TO PULL EVEN Mt. Joy OOOOOOOGo0O00000 Sa ESTAND, le By 886 REE RE 2m Es ol an | —r% SUMM MIL Stylish Shapes in Hats For ac s & ren, Mewest Colorings in Ribbons & Flowe FLORA East Malin ie Oo a DRABENSTADT Street 2 Mount Joy, Pa. ® EE CO mw o a = -“ 2m J ' o mi = ke - les = A TE WEEE HBR = El Binder Twines We sell the International, the best on the market at the lowest prices. ALI BRANDA We can dollars and cents on your twine. Fr The North M EEE ED - save You nk B. Groft ket Street Saddler B Td BRE 2 ER RE EEE v=, ~~ 3 A ap Lad 2 & =
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