PA IMP UPLLLLLLLOLLLLLROLOR rice to All UigK rictly On It’s Merits hat any dealer Ry ses you, you owe it to your- at the Factory Guatantee is on the automobile and you should insist on this guarantee being a contract you sign when purchasing an automo- automolpile manufacturers give no guarantee at all. That the reaspns why some dealers must offer you special in- s and discounts to sell thel cars. Investigate The BUICK Guarantee caster AutomaobileLo. 8 WEST KING STREET. LANCASTER, PENNA. € } | .he largest fay only strictly firs class fireproof garage and pair shop in Li kncaster City or County. DO000000OOO0C000000000000000000000O0000000000000 am are You Undecided where to buy your bill of Lunmber? 54 If so, all you have to do is to look at the prices we are quoting for HIGH GRADE LUMBER as well a.se3verything that is included in building, for Interior or exterior from the Timber {i n your foundation to the Shingles on your roof. 3. S. MOORE Dealer in Lumber, Grain, STRAW, SLATE, SALT, CEMENT AND FERTILIZER pal, HA P, eed constantly on hand. Highest :ash price paid for grain bs of Lumber and Mill Wor LORIN, Specialty URE Hall "Racks Ladies’ Desks POther Tables, Davenport Closets, Kitchen Cabinets fact anything in the Furniture Line taking and Embalming IS €S t| BRUNNER hb ITOTNT JOY. PENNA ILL GET TEN CELEBRATED H. Trading Stamps {I} ERY DOLLAR’S WORTH OF COAL PUR | § % F. H. Baker's : Coal and LUMBER YHRDS ee Mount Joy, Penna. ng No. 1 Cedar Shingles always on hand. Also | fh. Door, Blinds, Mouldings, Laths, Htc. Agent ment. Also Roofing Slate. Cheerfully made on all kinds Building Material | posite Old P. R. R. Depot. 3 Dn SHAPES FOR YOUNG MEN. e fyLE2 FOR THE MORE CONSERVATIV DOO00000 £9000000000000B00000000000AM0000000000000CE0CA00000CE00CCO000000000 THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY. PA. 2 Farmers Column] VERY VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR THE FARMERS 'F. 8. Bucher, Farm Bureau Agent of This County, Tells What Tribute the Farmer is Paying for Com- mercial Lime—Does it Pay, Tell Us? Probably one of the most import- {ant questions which confronts farm- vers is what form of lime to use and | where it can be secured at the low- Until within a compara- | years no form of lime] than burnt lime was con- | | sidered for agricultural use. On ac-| count of its caustic properties it is disagreeable to handle. This, to-| gether with increasing coal prices | has caused this form of lime to fall into disrepute and our former “farm | kilns” into decay. | Commercial lime burners have | taken advantage by hydrating their | burnt lime and supplying the farmer | with a product which is far more| acceptable so far as the handling is| concerned, but which falls short of! the par value of burnt lime so far as soil and plant value are con- cerned. The average purchase price asked for lime at the kilm is $2.50) | De ton. Hydrated lime during the | last year has been selling at from $5.75 to $7.50 per ton. When it is considered that hydrated lime con- | tains about 33 per cent. of incor porated moisture, the actual cost of lime to the farmer when purchased in the hydrated form would amount to $8.60 and $11.25 per ton calcu lateq from the above market prices On account oO impurities in the freshly lime we may reason- the than est cost. | tively other few | ¢ burned add 50c¢ er ton, making per ton rath or ner then pays from $8.60 o $1 1.25 The to $8.25 is greeablene of ™ applica: vorth the price judge considered that the «ancaster limestone resources of by any to know I County state are unexcelled in it is surprising amount lime within the county. amazing to know the lime which is being sold at the above prices, paid for-in Lancaster County cash. When we consider that we pay the freight and consume an ex- tra amount of time in making long ‘hauls to the station, when we could ° escape these costs by home produc tion, it does not appear like much of small and is equally amount of shipped in, and of is consumed It a hard headed business proposition. | Recent experimental data by a few of our experiment stations includ- ing our own, have shown finely pul verized lime stone to be equally effiiclen for agricultural use as burnt lime. As the facts became known, lime and cement companies have placed finely ground lime stone on the market which is giving very satisfactory results. Prices asked for vary from $350 to $6.00 |per ton when freight is included. | Comparing these prices with that of | burnt lime and considering that the | application of the ground limestones | should be almost twice as heavy as {burnt lime, we consider them too { high. on a large number of farms in the county the Farm Bureau feels that steps should be taken to utilize this |lime at home, thereby saving a con- siderable amount of money which now passes out of the county. An- alyses have already been made of a number of lime stones on a limited number of farms which show that they contain a high percentage of calcium carbonate in many cases. ‘orts will be made to induce one several men who own traction ines to purchase a portable pul who would make it their go around among the farmers to pulverize their rock much in the same manner as the thresher- men. In this case the farmer would quarry his own rock. This system |has been worked in Washington Co, {during the last month with great |success. The cost of the finished | product was about $1.50 per ton and | |in some cases lower. Thig includes {both crushing and quarrying. An Ohio Company is now manu- facturing a Pulverizer which crushes |lime stone rock to sufficient d&ine- ness -at the rate of two to two and a |half tons per hour. The harder the! {stone the more rapid the crushing. |The crusher weighs 4500 pounds and is simple in construction so that re pair costs will be small, It can be! operated by a 10 H. P. engine but] a 14 to 16 horsepower engine with a 42 to 44 in, fly wheel will be better | for continued work. One man will be required for the engine and an- other for the crusher. It is figured that this business would be as pro- fitable as wheat threshing and also has the added advantage of fewer sets. a double benefit to the farmer in that he can secure lime in a form agreeable to handle and at a lower money and labor cost. The Farm Bureau is concerned in the production of cheaper lime pro- duction and would appreciate very much taking up this matter with in- terested parties. RP A wr r— The Belgians have assumed ? very. retiring disposition. or en; Zer business to | oft $3.00 ani You 1 the i what i€ produced Sell On the other hand it would be PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To Say This Week Was Gehappened Is Unner unserm volk werre viel sache verzahlt, die gehappent sin. Viel davun sin zu gut, dass mer sie vergesse geh losst. Mer welle do en dehl in unser buch drucke, so dass sie uf bewahrt bliewe, In viel land Kerche hen sie bis vor en dehl johre orgelspieler Katt, {die en wennig hinner der zeit ware. Sie ware net arg grosse musikante un mer hot es ah net expekte konne vun, ihne. Sie hen net viel loh kriegt. In der regel hen sie ifm Kercheland gewohnt un in der woch gebauert un Sundawgs die orgel ge- spielt un vorgesunge. Ihr spiele is | en wennig holperig gange. Na-| turlich ware die orgele ah net vun | de beste. Die mehnste orgelspieler | just en klehne list vun lieder | die sin hen spiele konne., In| gewisse Kerch in Ost Pennsyl- | hot der Parre en Lied aus-! awer der orgelspleler hot es spiele konne, do ruft er vun Gallery nunner: “Parre, sell mel > Die antwort All nemme eppes hen katt, ere vania gewe, neg acl konne mer ah der hen ah in an e Inusse. Del elec en gespassigel leut hen des grab katt un die lad is x Do >. sagt der Parre: klein, geht hot gemehnt sell war erst lein vum lied un fangt ah Zu singe, Der Parre ruft: so hab ich’s net gemeint. Die sach hat sich nur se gereimt.” Do fangt der vorsinger wieder ah un singt sell. En gewisser Parre hot noch heim in Lancaster County geh wolle, Unnerwegs hot er en buh ahgetroffc un den hot er der weg noch sellem | tadtel gefrogt. Der buh hot ihm ge salts “Du gehst nunner bis an’s Schwenke Muhl, noh drehst rechts un gehst grad fort, dernoh kummst' noch Manheim.” Der Parre hot ge- saht: “Ich denk du weest net wer ich bin. net du antwort ob du en zu nicht nein.” e vorsinger Nein, Man- | sage.” Dem buh sei war: “Es macht mir nix aus | f Parre oder der deiwel | ¢ bist; wann du noch Manheim witt musst du an’s Schwenke Muhl vor bei geh.” Der Parre is seller gange. Es happent oft, gestorwe is, die leut wunnere reich er war. En gewisser Mann, | der net extra gescheidt war, is zum | Parre egschickt worre for ihn zu | bestelle for die leicht zu halte for en gewisser mann, Der Parre is ah en mensch, un er war en wennig wun. perfitzig zu wisse wei reich der ges- Zu mir weg | | dass wann epper wel | | Inasmuch as limestone is available orwene mann war. Do hot folgendes i Gesprach stattgefunne: Parre—“Der Mister—war gut ab.” John—“Er war net arm un net reich.” Parre—“Er hot hinnerlosse, hot er John—"0, ja, er was er katt hot.” werre die for dokter scharf examinirt. sie aus der dokter college we vun der un doft geht falle dorch lerne oder Es war net alter Dokter gebt schicht: In die junge kerls gar irt worre. An ehn student frog gestellt worre: “Wann vermuhl ufblose daht un en Mann daht in die luft geblose werre, was |dahtst du duh?’ Dem student sei antwort war: “Ich daht warte der Mann wieder runner kumme daht.” Der Professor hot gesaht: “Sell passt. Du kannst geh.” fis gebt dehl leut, die engherzig. Sie hen en noschen, | niemand war recht, wann er net glaabt un denkt wie sie. Hs gebt deh] sekte wu mehne es konnt nie- | mand selig werre exsept die leut wu |zu ihre sekt gehore. En gewisser {mann vun so ere seklL hot emol en Gesprach katt mit eme reformirte | Parre. Der Parre hot endlich ge- saht: “Mei Ereund, denkst du net |Gott hot en grosser mistak ge- | macht?’ “Ei for was donn, frogt der sekte mann. Die antwort war: “Weil er so en grosser Himmel ge- macht hot for euer Kklehne sekt.” awer doch viel net?” osse Alleweil junge studente Wann kumme, Board exam- scharf her. un musse noch konne net dokter alsfort so, En mer die Ge-| studentezeit sin net hart examin- sie Stat in Dehl mehner verre, S ner is sin arg i i and | come | will be a goodly Ich bin en Parre. Du sottst | ability | take Tonoline hot alles hinner- | die | 2 en Pul-| bis | grosse buchlerning hen, Die mam- | my glaabt sell awer net. Sie sagt, wann sell so war un die erd daht' sich rum drehe, dann dahte doch unser milchhaffe umfalle. Ich muss gesteh, der mammy ihr argument is | ziemlich stark. | Hess emol gepreddigt. Ehns vun de! In Bucks county hot der Parre | zuhorer halwer eigeschlofe. Wie der Parre en gewisse bemerkung ge- macht hot, sagt der schlafer laut; | “Sell is so!” Die leut hen all ge. lacht. Kerzlich hot en Parre losgedunnert uwer en Ehns vun de glieder hot sich getroffe gefuhlt. Er gemee un ruft laut: du mich?” war arg scharf | gegestand. hart | steht uf in der “Parre, mehnst | | | | Farmers Column Seeding Helps Make the Crops Secure After the seed bed is in a condi- tion satisfactory for the proper de- velopment of the seed, the next im-| portant step is to be sure that the seed is sown just right. It is only within recent years that definite, decisive tests have made between sowing with a drill and sowing broadcast, but so one-sided have been the various tests in regard to | these two methods that broadcasting is fast being numbered among the Wednesday, September 23, 1914. RESULTS ZZ ii YOUR CHICKENS DON'T GET HALF ENOUGH TO EAT if you do not feed The PARK & POLLARD GROWING FEED No Magician in the Arabian Nights could produce results any faster than this feed. From 1) oz. when hatched to 10 Ib. weight at six months is nothing unusual on this ration. TRY IT at our expense; | WHY MOUNT JOY MERCHANTS SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN A Guarantee in Every Ad. There is a guarantee in every ad- vertisement. The man who adver tises any article unworthy of the public is but hastening his com- may be likened to a very powerful Every Farmer, Dairyman, Cattleman, in fact everyone who owns cows will profit greatly by reading it. *“Milkless Calves’ ins title —tells how anyone can raise or veal three or four healthy calves at the cost of one brought up on cow's milk. It shows how you can raise. many old methods which farmers are now discarding. Broad-casting | requires more seed duces a smaller crop of lower grain. The reason the e the from ground, an even germinating uniformly. drill aftachments, fine, soil, all venly over all start depth, BY even without the slightly at a carefully does use of an more ordinary 1 the modern deposited in d is s thus ins press or sowing nature is very it right the re- in doing ong ittle more expense i in doing it and turns The plainly are much g the wall is should prepare crisis before means much, handwriting and we meet visible the It we-can do is with our plowing ourselves to the crisis meets us. yet, all that all that can care and thrift. Fall in our the exercise of work and seeding, our opportunity to help will next year at our harvesting selling. We have more at stake our profits, although our profits stake. our commercial agrioulurgl leadership and above towering we this and d ing than stake ur [stifling “our 3% our commercial instincts, is our Stl etched out to us from the devas- ated, wasted fields across the seas. BE rl hAS GhAhaA A PE L(A AL First Dose Ends Indigestion Heart-. burn, or Gas on Stomach and yet it pro-| grade | for this is that] seed thus sown is not distribufed | It does not | nor | the | | to do | begins | We have at | supremacy, | ag ins and | w~3 of gain, or and our willingness to fill the | pitiful hands which we know will be |= success by the most direct method known. In this respect, advertising mercial doom. The man who advertises an article worthy of confidence is hastening te magnifying glass. ; If your business | ; ; ; ring . g sential your own best milkers and in« crease the milk production of your herd— how to veal calves quickly and economically on | Ryde’s Cream Calf Meal BEST. FOR CALVES | possesses the es which there can be no success, why not magnify it. without fie When you advertise, make up business the same magnifying ir e—the Bulletin, mind to magnify your mind at best your le MOUNT JOY, PA voll ing your share? — PE EE BE EH CLOSING OUT AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE LOT OF 110 1 1001 - iNew Fall "Millinery ODDS AND ENDS IN ALL KINDS OF FOOTWEAR FOR MEN, BOYS, LADIES, Fesdecdecdecfeclocforiectorooiolot MISSES AND CHILDREN AT PRA(TICALLY Your OQuwin Price Harry Laskewitz TREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Ca a The question as to how long you | are going to {from indigestion, i of-order stomach of how continue a dyspepsia or out- soon you begin taking Toto ne Tabs. People with weak stomachs should Tablets occasionally, there will be no no feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach, no heartburn, sour gas on stomach, or belching food, headaches, diz- stomach; and besides, not ferment and with nauseous 5 resulting stomach | and tion, of undigested or sick you eat your ziness t will on breath odors. All these sj from Tablets. “So to you ox of Tonoli ne Ta always go to the ppetite, and taste goods because rand intestines [fresh and you will [not going to be any more bad nights and miserable days for you. Tono- line tabs freshen you and make you feel like life is worth living. Tonoline Tablets cost $1.00 for a 50 days’ treatment. At druggists or mailed by American Proprietary Co., Boston, Mass. el ree Do You Know This? There is an 'erroneous table th a hearty eat will your stomach be clean and know there are what you will ter than water caused by the escaping steam, which means lost heat. All water (except in a high elevation) reaches the boiling point at 212 degrees, and however fast or slow the water may be boiling it remains at that tem- | Viel leut glawe net, dass es in dehl sekte viel Parre gebt, die en stchwache Lerning hen un ihr ge- preddig is ah dernoch. So en Parre hot en preddig gehalte un am end hot er noch eppas sage wolle, awer er hot es vergesse katt, do hot er gesaht: “Ich hab noch eppas sage |wolle, awer es is mir weg ge- rutscht.” Dehl leut behaapte die Erd war rind un daht sich allée 24 stund ganz rum drehe. Ich wees net wle sell is, awer so sage dle leut wu erature. To increase the heat, add sugar or salt or confine the steam by covering the pot. mm re en A eee Shamrock IV has won the first leg in crossing the Atlantic, There is no interest now over when its next race will be satisfied than there is in the result. . ni ———— A Wisin Some actors get divorces for the advertising and others just because grape juice diplomacy continues to look as good as ever. more indiges- | impression | that water bubbling violently is hot- | at the boiling point. | As a matter of fact, the ebullition is | sufferer | is merely a matter | II I ml » of stylish hats for ladies Come around and di fr RE 1 1) = FLORA DRABENSTHADT 5 ~ 8, 1 East Main Street Mount Joy, = RE Wanted 500 Parriters to Buy 100,000 acres of black muck corn land better than the best in Ohio, Il- inois or Iowa at one-fifth to one-third the price. We can prove this to your satis- faction. Drop us a card; it will cost _. vou only a cent, and we will send | you a booklet that tells all about it Pictures of the corm To PileSufferers: Wi e can unconditionally guarantee will reileve is treatment to you that of all suffering. It known Ottmar’s Pile Remedy The | and shows fields. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPAY Terminal Bldg. Norfolk Southern Ry., NORFOLK, VA. consists of sup There you should continue to this mild but effective about such treatment positions and pills, is mo reason why suffer when will treatment bring inconvenience or pile your owm quick relief. No Kerosene Oil Engine painful effect in taking the remedy. Investigate for Price 1-3 treatment 50c. Full treatment $1.00. For Sale.at Chandler’s DRUG STORE West Main Street, Mount Joy, Sunday Hours, 8 to 9 A. Sunday Hours 5 to 7 P. sake. Sugine. Meitz and Power including tanks, mufflers, piping, clutch pulley and belting. Complete ready to run. Can be seen in operation at the. 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