The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, October 14, 1914, Image 5

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CELEBRATED
ng Stamps
WORTH OF COAL PUR
«SH AT
Roofing,
‘ds, Mouldings,
3
e
Coal and
RUMBER YHRDS
Mount Joy, Penna.
¥ /1 Cedar Shirgles always on hand. Also
and
NIN
Laths,
Bte.
Agent
Sheet Iron. :
MATERIA
eS all
he
isposal—
reed
1 the poultry business
neglect their stock dur-
they ld re-
the
ginners
not vie
n fail
luences
te figure
Such be
successful in the poultry
Constant care, good
‘esh are absolute
hol
water
all
the time
they
y at times
Je]
until
a
nount of sil COW
end upon pacity
of
should
the
consume She
will clean up
med
Raise
1 consi along
and grain, or
til the
ined.
COW
proper
Generally
should just
If she refuses
should
200( be
of her
of
appetite
her feed it be re-
once
Sunlight is and
dis-
advantage
best
our
of the
at
take
one
heapest
al
his
disinfectants
0 and we
fact
‘ngtruction
kind f
n should
the
Southern
should
at every opportunity. In
of barns or shelters
or animals
be made
maximum
ample
for
amount
exposure
the
the
pro-
ad-
of
desir
majority of
south, The
cold weather
of
the
mission of
sunlight. is
able, that is, having
the windows facing
warmth this provides in
desirable and much the exces-
heat in summer can be avoided
suitable curtains
dise
direct
ling
Most
tilled by
repeated lly
or
ase germs are
sunlight, as
shown by ex-
tree is too large
of
given.
a Crop on a
normal n
and
such
of
the
thinning is
be
increases
naturity,
shoul always
Under
the
age of
conditions it
the fruits: avoids break-
redqucees
size
drain
avoiding
tree, on
both tree and soil by un-
and
afford-
necessary seed
production;
probably increases quality by
opportunity for normal
It
the
ine develop-
in-
years,
also doubtless tends
of
not
experimentally.
should be
after the June
over, In some localities,
the
at-
tive
ment to
crease succeeding
crop
1 has
actual-
When
done
ough yet been
prov §
1ing as
\s possible crop
also
thinnings are made
POOR ul - - iy special
tention to “Ye Bait, Sin
fruits, so t the crop at picking
all grade.
milk
as
time is practically first
The fed
the
milk
nine-
mother’s should be
first weel when
The
about
beginning
24 to 36 hours old
be fresh and warm,
hundred
must
to degrees
be fed
perferably a tin
ive one
Fahrenheit
from a cle:
an
pail. A
and always
pail
to
second
wooden pail is too hard
The
any
sweet and clea
whole
n.
from
week cow
if
grow-
milk
may be 1 the third week,
and
skimmilk
make the
skim-milk
fed, ang
health
change
Do
feeding
the
whole
in
the
begun.
calf is good
nicely, to
be not
mistake of more
because
The
much
handle
in
is re-
contains
the calf
skim-milk is
the calf gets
a con-
result.
simply cream
moved milk
about as protein
as
can and when
quantities
can use, and
sick calf the
from whole milk to skim
ual: one-half
day,
vigor
large
as
is
from
pounds a
and
If, two
about
leven pounds
essential
the
cold may
the calf ean, airy
to
soa)
which
box tall
PENNSYLVANIA DY
What Shwilkey
Say
TCH
Bumbleaock
This Week
'd Money
gly Belen
Has Te
with
white me les Moore,
North str
for
oht
1 |
ound and
and
and
n
1€ negli
upon
0
polinced Gainor,
tch. The |

noney and wa
and
Marion |
irubb
yainor |
and gave him
They made so
Nightwatchman sin
at Grubb’s, was
He saw there had |
sent word to the | loom
Detective Smith | $.€tOVL,
responded and
in custody. They |
of the battle ground |"
of stolen money. |
Moore presented crest fallen ap- :
pearance with eve almost shut
and his nose and lip cut and to add |’
to his trouble, Alderman Doebler
for robbery from the per-
watch not recovered.
made 1
hased Moore
rtaking him
on Marion
Moore down
beating,
that
employed
ed to them,
fight and
house, and
Officer Hogarth
the man
made a search
and found $26
get-away
to
the
on street,
knocked
awful
much noise
Stillwell,
attract
been a
station
and
took
in
Well ich denk room
about ierby ci set
avenich fertzala a pore
tzana hop on Mid-
Lebnon
Yarrick.
hop
lile un Now ferluss dich
:h feel tzana des mer
olly dawk
Druva
tzate,
Mid
Driva
on dletown wars eva
ich
holp
Se
the
a feel on Lebnon hov
his Xcitemen Zana im a
yore,
hut sheer
2ablosa
net
held him Li
The
re cere sett =
son was won way
wara.
fom
hut
shich
un
du
ipeslite,
de
shunsht
Stomach
People
*h
ine
1rvunics Quickly Cured
go on suffering from little |
troubles years, and
have a serious disease. |
over-eat or over-drink and
on the stomach a lot of extra ,
but They never think that the
stomach needs extra help to do the
extra work.
If
si
for
hev
tacy kars
lorce
Ken
work,
these
Table
at
heople would
larly
big help to
strain of
vhat eat
take Tono-
they would be
the stomach in|
r-work. No matter
drink Tonoline tabs
sour stomach and
in five minutes. The
disappears and the
tomach is greatly aided in its work
of digestion.
I
line ts regu
a gre
its IVE
vou or
weeten your stop
gasbelchin
heaviness
TONOLINE
not only promptly relieves
distress, but if taken regularly |
absolutely cure indigestion by
building up the flabby, overworked |
walls of the stomach and make them
strong enough to digest the most
hearty meal. $1 for a 50 days’ treat- |
ment. Mailed by a American Pro-|
prietary Co. Boston, Mass. { kotta
——— QE me
THE RESULT OF BAD WATER
Water Causes Anoth.
Death at Elizabethtown
Tablets
all
will
Sam
me
bouch
se
ene noch tzana der
Well
fair kot.
Carlile
huts
uf
haeva un locha
hen
guter
1ecksht sin mer noch gonga
nuf Kkuma sin
oTac¢ n huts
ghol-
blesseer
ga U aw
ken
ding
hen
Es
hop
ta, deno mer gore
aenshich
des
hunert
des
| tzaena
epas waert war,
| A pore
wa fon
inshing,
shule
un bu-
Se
mate
druva,
de
nimmy
se
dote
race Kkotta tzite
will
es
Polluted Wel
un viter
er
YiTut shundt
tzana
kot
1g ert race
track
earich lich kumma de
the same malady
fer-
with
his
Mer
so mot
Martin
young m
Mrs.
town,
Galebach, 20
man,
Galebach
yeal oO
Mi
gonga
ime
son of
of El
o'clock F
Genera
Elmer
ago the
the same disease.
wrried
Albert
died
rernoon
His father-in-law
died two
Hospital
wife
uch sin mer
gonga
no on
Dot
des
liz fair
1 ida;
Hosp
Ebers
General
at
c
venich besser en
: Vie
In. the war gute;
dot
gute: es
soch kot-
hut
HiS | oop h fe machinery dot
mother are now in the'| yotta uy 1 war olla Era shows
dread malady. An Ww
dead man is also
weeks in
from
and her
hospital with the
infant son of the
the institution.
Besides the young
twelve brothers and sisters
The remains were taken
late home on Bainbridge
Elizabethtown, Friday evening. The |
funeral was held Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. Interment was made
at Cornwall,
—_—
Factory Shut Down
The Phosphate
'thtown
Wy mer
tzana
sent
hut
at B
es se
man’s parents,
surviv
to the
street, |
aem
dot
net
; fer
Se h
kotta
py
aw
des
shows
‘11
dot
hop a
ya weips-
’
donsa,
soch
wos
gelly Kony Ilont dons un so
101 es
deckel
brovera
1 ve
factory Denk
wi . i
led
present
P Op- |
account
the neces-
foreign
erating for the
failure to
ngredients
es due to the
on
of the Secure
from coun-
var, They have or.
hundred tons
which have
for several
filled,
abandoned until
wait-
to
be
to be will
supplies can
red
ee ctr GU me
man who can use
Lyceum Course
SEASON
1914 and 1915
Hall
ferdulter
denk
show
haesa ses
necksht vore now ferluss
noch Yarrick
ee GB ree
gane ich viter
Trout
shter, Kar- !
AE SC —————
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by |
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Es
gore |
ich |
war |
seller |
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hen
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Wednesday, October 14, 1914.
ST SEE CCE —
GROWING
FEED
YOUR CHICKENS DON'T GET
HALF ENOUGH TO EAT
# you do not feed
The PARK & POLLARD
GROWING FEED
No Magician in the Arabian Nights could
‘produce results any faster than this feed.
From 114 oz. when hatched to
10 1b. weight at six months is
nothing unusual on this ration.
TRY IT at our expense;

—_
Why throw a
selling them for a
vealed WITHOUT MILK
You profit both ways se
The Best Mitte Substitute fo Use is
pf Kes, a Gna
the most suc
of perfe
enougt
long
contains all
form and 1s
BOOKLET “Mi LV £
100 Ibs. equal to 100 gallons milk—Try it on your calves.



& Stehman, Mount Joy


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