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It shows | results from the very start, Now on sale at every drug ‘store |and toilet store in the land. b50c and $1.00. Mildredina Hair Remedy is the only certain destroyer of the dand- ruff microbe which is the cause of 98 per cent of hair troubles. Thes2 pernicious, persistent and destruct: ive little devils thrive on the ordi- nary hair tonics. rr A Qn Mr. Vincent Aster won a $10 prize as the best cabbage grower in New- port. Now for a good old-fashioned boiled dinner. Mt If Europe had joined in the “safety first” crusade there would have been no war. rel A Anns Our Ads Bring Results—Try it. CASES, ety Years. '5 [/ rent designs, lain polish and ogram or fin- ree. | | = | recht jyman’s Store) PA. : mn TG i | NS eat Market Meet Me on the bridge and Well Have a Plate of the Best Ice Cream In Town have on hand anything in Smoked Meats, Ham, fried Beef, Lard, Etc. esh Beef} Veal Pork and Prices always right. H. KRALL fein Street, Opp. Bank, MOUNT JOY, PA. x Telephone, EW ICE CREAM PARLOR hve opened a fine ice cream par- my home on Fairview street e I serve only the best cream of avors. Also Cold Soft Drinks. in and see me. JNO. B. GANTZ iew St., MT. JOY, PA. ECIAL TO WOMEN most economical, cleansing and irmicidal of all antiseptics is & 4 Pose AT ZELLER'S All Flavors at All Times Special Prices to Parties, Festivals, Suppers, Etc. Mrs. GC. H. Zeller Marietta Street MOUNT JOY A NEW RESTAURANT I have opened a first-class restau- rant at my residence on Fairview street where I serve the best of ev- erything in season. Try my oysters L to > 77 Sapa i i HOME HEALTH CLUB By Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago, Ill. | What To Do: Diaphoretic:—A dia-| phoretic is an agent prepared for | or the purpose of stimulating the ciren-| lation and opening up the pores of skin so as to produce perspira- One of the best old fashioned one of which I have often and which called diffusive, is hot ginger tea. Ginger made well and so prepared that it is palatable and effective, or it be so badly made that it be- a very nauseous draught, the beneficial results de- To make a good cup of ginger about two-thirds of a tea- good, fresh ground gin- it thoroughly with two teaspoonfuls of granulated sugar. Then add the boiling water. If two tablespoonfuls of cream are then add- ed the dose will be quite palatable, It should be drank quite hot, just before retiring. One of the best sweating agents, which should be used during the early stages of eruptive diseases, such as measles, chicken pox, small- pox, scarlet fever and also in the fever stage of malaria and many other difficulties, is the formula which I shall now give you in the form of a pleasant and most efficient diaphoretic. Pleurisy root, ounces; ounces; thmye, .115 marjoram, 13 ounces, verized article thoroughly and pre- pare an infusion by steeping a table- spoonful of the mixture in a pint of boiling water. A half teacupful every forty-five minutes is the pro- per way to take it. A few grains of citric acid, or a little lemon juice the tion. remedies, told you, simple, common, very may comes without sired. tea take spoonful ger and mix of 2 ginger, 1% ounces sweet I have always] tea can be| Mix the pul- and grated nutmeg, may be profitably | added for the purpose of making the mixture more palatable. Poultices—Poultices tions made to the are applica- surface to soften the parts and sometimes used to di- of blood outward from Poultices they will rect the flow inflamed internal should be made organs, so that hold their warmth and moisture for a| Ground flax (pulverized), great length of time, slippery elm bark rolled oats, and other make poultices. be of such consistency will adjust themselves which they seed, cornmeal, lar articles They should that they surfaces over and still not be thin enough to run. It is wise to mix with the poultice a little glycerin hot oil to hinder it from quick drying or hardening. Bread is often employed as a poul- tice, as the flax seed. Yeast poultices are most excel lent in conditions, old sores, gangrene, etc. They be by diluting ordinary yeast and add- ing flour to make stiff batter, should 1 to For pul- and good or but it is not as good sluggish may made a allowed mentioneq which rise, ye the class of sores verized myrrh, charcoal, ginger, | golden anc 1s no equal, J. Pinkham | i ended Paxtine | espondence with Yes its superiority. Pve been cured say] s weight in gold.” At] K. !50c. large box, or by mail. | | kton Toilet Co, Boston, Mass. LL large return FREE We will send a bottle FREE by mail, to anyone who sends this { coupon to American Proprietary i '4 Co., Boston, Mass, with their name and address and 10c in sil- ver or stamps to pay postage. trial § | Bi I Very Special Value Is Always Found In Our $15 Suits discriminate as OT that we have any reason to acainst the value of our lines at other prices, or $18, or $20 Groff & Wolf values are just as superior to the average run asare our $15 Suits. $12, br at ably ut $15 is a popular price, for one thing, in Men's The majority of men, we mi ght say, pay about +e Then. again, it was the price on which the wolf Clothing reputation Ww as built. Finally, it the bulwark of our imme nse stocks, for at how well on to a hundred separate and distinet every size. then, that $15 is not a special price with it put rather a special value at that price. Woll, 218 on all sides elsewhere that you wouldn't see | of the herbs. + uving in preference to the garment we sell at more | may 0 SPS FOR THE GREATER GROFF & WOLF STORE. Hit & Wolf Co. 26-28 North Queen Street RS RR. PENNA STER’ FEST GROWING STORE i names on your list that these things | fall boxing and be-|and will offer one F /| flammation | parts | tice | first | always | . { fomentation, | mentation and seal be mixed with the H-rises discharge from tissues are relaxed, should contain astringents as witch hazel bark, possible pulverized bay- bark. When there great in and tenseness of the that can either the the e is too free the the: or If ulcers, such the poultices or wild cherry berry is nothing lobelia, there is pulverized the seed, sprinkled If there is great pain lady slipper is excellent with lobelia. The old way of applying fomentations was in the form of poultices made en- tirely steeping herbs, They are excellent for relieving pain and act promptly. For intestinal dis- orders and peritonitis, bruised smart weed fomentations over the men are valuable, especially with mullein leaves. If there is great sensitiveness catnip fomenta- tions will be found useful. A poultice properly applied should be placed in a cloth sack ordinary salt sacks are convenient. The open equal herb or poultice. over by severe very simi- | to | are placed. abdo- | | winter. end of a poultice bag should not be] but folded over several times substance. A medi- bag may be applied directly to the surface by spreading thickly over the cloth. If an open sore, it should be first covered with a thin piece of clean Cover all with several pieces of flan- oiled silk, to retain the heat as long as possible, A poultice should never allowed to become cold. It is best to have another poul- as soon as the Never warm always sewed, to keep in the cated poultice nel or be ready to apply one is removed. over a poultice once used, but apply fresh ones. Fomentations—Although the excel plan of using herbs for all fo- good, yet it is not and case of should always be a the place I presume many of my readers will think it useless to tell about hot fomentations, which be so easily, quickly, and ef- fectively made with flannel cloths and hot or a hot bran the soapy blanket fo- all such ready which the you in the past, SO many new lent mentations was possible; in there hand emergency at to supply remedy water, pliances about lectures instructed but there are now will be new to the majority, lectures. A good soft old flannal blanket ’ of a pan or pail | mas”, cheese cloth. | | when poultice | |store ap-| club | | { ‘sides, it pays to revive such valuable ever offered. lessons as were taught in the earlier | ado, will fight the sized piece of a/some good hoy should be|Jack Wolpert, folded tightly and placed in the bol-|in the county, will and boiling|will be announced later. - THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Oo *® | X 2% 3 2 2 : 3 3 3 53 2 3 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 ® Hl % + 90.4% 4% 6% 4% 6% % X Stostedoitods + Wednesday, Seplember. 23, 1914, CONPIRE if MILLINERY PRIGE 0 0. 0 Saiaial 0 0 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 aa’ Po Xa Xa Xa Xa X + * 9, 9, axa’ 0 * 9, CaXaia’ * o. 0 There is no other comparison possible as o: millinery department in the excellence of its style, in its assortment, newness and variety, has no equal within a radius 50 miles from Lancaster. We Trim Hats Free While You wail - wi r CRN) ($000,000, 9, * COR) $000 00, / 4! employ the best millinery 9 he? 9, * 9, + ede dedded 9, * newest, smartest styles. A Hundred Trimmed Hats In the small Jaunty turban shapes, so smart this Fall, also, in the medium sized Sailor shape. Trimmings are os- trich vulture. flowers and fancy stick ups. Absolutely no two alike. Styles are up to the minute. Get here early as there will be no duplicate. J CORR AR RK (0000 049 00 9000.04, * / * OR) 9%, 90 0% 0% 0% 0% e% 0% 0% 0. 0. 0 a? 0%? Uo? 06 049 0.9000 040 0,0 4,04, 0 oO. 0&0 0 To? 9% %%*, @, 00300500204; * Special for Saturday KZ + D0 0 KaXar 9, 0 0,90, 0¢, 9, > >, * CX PE ie 9, ¢ 9, ‘ ©, 0g © @,. @ XX 9, A Xa) A ST TEN RR e030 eel eles > sole ele sod rales 50-970 430 00000 0504 CXRIICIXIHIXEX = cam. DON'T DELAY V Joel ve EAT TT Ee enough to dripping.’ moments may be well cloth and then where it is quick relief on the road it, just soaking vater fill it Let jt order poured on without remain that through and The from pain, to recovery. Some Mt. Joy People Have Learned That Neglect is Dangerous or a lew nn the heat The slightest symptom of kidney trouble is far too serious to be overlooked. It's the small, neglected troubles that so often lead to serious kidney ailments. That pain in the “small” of the back; that urinary {irregularity; those headaches and dizzy spells; that weak, weary worn- out feeling, may be nature's warning of kidney weakness. Why risk your life by neglecting these symptoms ? Reach the cause of the trouble while there yet is time—begin treat- ing your kidneys at once with a tired and proven kidney remedy. No need to experiment—Doan’s Kidney Pills are used and recommended through- out the civilized world. Endorsed at home. Read Mount Joy testimony. Mrs. Frank Conrad, David St, Mt. Joy, Pa., says: “I have used Doan’s Kidney Pills, procured at Garber’s Drug Store, on different occasions when suffering from a lame and ach- ing back and when my kidneys have not acted as they should and this remedy .as always given me prompt relief. I cheerfully confirm the state- ment I gave praising Doan's Kidney Pills some time ago.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get| Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Gillums recommends. Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. A ar errmiiia Boats Must Carry Lights Owners of small motor boats, tha launches, boats and water craft should realize that the eve of the government is fastened them, and that the Federal requiring all boats, large or to be equipped adequately appliances, no joke that every small headlight as life preservers, gasoline diffused the wring apply result out needed. is and a start ——eretll A Re SIGNS SAY HARD WINTER Goosebcne Prophet Sure Christmas Will Be White Drake, Berks prophet, the Muhlenberg town- county, goosebhone predicts a cold John ship, weather white Christ- “] am posi- season this It is a diffi- whether there for sleighing.” “There will be a he said Friday. tive that the holiday vear will not be green. cult matter to will be enough snow A number of local forecasters agree with Drake in this respect, saying that surely the snow will be deep this coming winter because the weeds are so very high. From the sections where there a frost this week it is reported that the of the leaves on the hickory point skyward. If the tips downward when touched by a mild winter is certain, but they upward it is sign are winter and that to be of plenty Snow say was v tips trees curl frost row turn leaves plenty of that they there upon is going wind 15wg whirl- gman, with The boat well and fires. blowing and ing among the trees. This known chestnuts, but loaded with to some folks hard winter is ahead. Providence in this way plenty of food for the squirrels The war has knocked the bqttom in the hollow trees. out of business, and its blight 1s fr felt in all the avenues of trade. The prospect for a gloomy winter looms up, and it will be well to make your arrangements accordingly. If it is to be war to the knife, and the knife safety is year” un- burrs. in- that a It is said that provides to “the twigs off are This surely requires carry a light: extinguishing law shall 18 as for the rear for usually as a dicates sand em away - rT -—— Next Boxing Show The Mount Joy A. C. will open the season in a few weeks of the best bills Henny Basom of Color- windup against jow ~ in our country, Kid Ellis and peace with all the world. best lightweigts is the truth not sugar-coated. meet. The date re ee — Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. present, which is at and the Because of our enormous business we are able to talent in America. We are in constant communication with the Style Centre of New York and therefore you are assured here of the Hats Untrimmed FOr Women and Misses Silk Velvet and Silk plush Hats These are of rch quality velvet and silky plush with soft pile plush brims. More than a dozen different jaunty mod- els, all new and ultra-tashionable. Stand- ard price $3.00 Special for Saturday 1 32-38 East King Jo-030 3050 e7e oe ele elo 0%0 e504 Foster-| nap- | other | to the hilt, as the indications are at! distress and misery will fol- | But this; OTOVam Street, Lancaster. Penna. A A EA EE Jededlededlededededdedioddrdedodfeddnd * vee * v9 * Get Far about 14 Deibler REAM’'S HORSE SALE They Didn't aged George of Enhaut, home and the opposite Bainbridge. cottage in, making They shore fishing bovs Three : Tair As a Carload ¢f Fine Ones |“! Aun William Sta Here on Oct. 3 iin y way river the and will Offer , ub, from down near Wanner went home.” the bedding, run their the found locked selves “at boat along filled with The Registry Assessors Say So There are 47,116 voters in this county, and 14,404 of them live iu Lancaster. On Saturday, Oct. 3, Mr. BEd. Ream offer another lot of fine Ohio and Indiana horses at public at stables on Marietta | purchased all of them the farmers himself and kind to buy. range in age of will tage and were detected by his street. He direet from are the These sale 1rn At railroad, who turned the police. They will hearing later. rm mm atl A Oo esas ee be they horses Mt. Joy’s % $ year door them- unlosened a and had tackle, supposed to be stolen from the cot Messrs. Coble and Yunston, employed on the them over te oiv giv a 3 0 00 0, 0 0 0 0b seer ede efecdecfecfefeddody 9, Xa) ®, > 00 o¥ ede adedded 7 20-4, refesdedloddeddedded ® e 9 * J * 9, * 7 * J rate dled * + Soegeed * * 30030 oo eded > J * J v 0, * J > » (FOP 058 00 050 000502, J * J * J 0 0p 000, ® 0p 9 * 0 Oo® J * CW) ot 9 0000 ®, * *, 9, ho? % J J Oot 0%* J Xa *. 9 > Opt 9,00, 0) s a’ », » 90 0% o% ¢% o*. og ofa ele ded 9. ® 2® 9, * & + 20.6% o% a0 o% oF. Yo450 450450 020 0% \/ Sole > ho? , ®, and decided to wended side of They un- it en a Best Paper—Bulletin. from will weigh from 1,400 1bs., were bought direct from the best stack farms thruout that section and are a very fine lot. Among them are a few well mated draught teams, one being a special- ly good team of four year olds, Also some good road both pacers and trotters, the kind, A few | well broke family horses. The colts have bone, muscle, color, size and shape, the good kind and will make any farmer money till Spring. | Don't fail come and see them. 2 to 6 Years, 900 to Author of several horses, classy SHO Marches. an, offers his to services Co String people in Lancaster big ; y Yevh rr 8 ing on almost any struments, Piano, to Pipe Organ —————- Use the Telephone We have both phones at our office. When you have a news item call the Bulletin office on either phone, We will be glad to take the news and publish it. Your neighbors will be glad to see it in print. organs Pl FRED W. GESTEWITE Songs and The German Music the , teach repairing Mount doz, Pa. DOCH LANCASTER ———— Sep 30 FAI RB) Oct, : and Z TWO MILES WEST OF LANCASTER we —— Reduced Fare Excursion Tickets 29 ro inclusive, Littlestown, New liate stations, less than Octob 2 September to 2 s good 2. inclusiv from Harrisburg, Bottom, Paoli and all in hich the regular excurs Special Train, Thursday, October 1 Lancaste P. M. for East Dowingtown and Holland Branch, Ww e sold OX tobe Peach until dom, 1 21 lon fare is ii leave vill lea on New 8 ) Frequent Special Trains Between Lancaster and Fair Grounds. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD QOOOL 200CO00000000CO000000000, S00 DOOOOOOOOC returning Free- except 50 cents. all stations
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