THE BULLETIN, MT. JOY,
PA
Wednesday,
November 10, 1915.

Are You Undecided
where to buy your bill of Lummber*
do Is 0 look
the prices we are quoting for
If so, all you have to
a
HIGH GRADE LUMBER
1s well as everything that Is includes
interior or extarisi
Timber i » your
Shingles om yo=:
in building, for
work, from the
foundation to the
roof.
N. HERSHEY
Dealer in
yoal, Lumbet,
Grain,
ED, HAY, STRAW, SLATE, SALT, CEMENT AND FERTILIZIR
g¢ stock of Feed constantly on
hand. Highest cagh price Poké ov
grain
Estimates of Lumber and Mill Work a Specialty
FLORIN,
PENNA.

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Automobile
We have opened a first-class Garage and Repair Shop in the
M. B. Hiestand Building on Marietia Street,
we are prepared to do
All Kinds of Repair Work
Rebuilding, Repainting, Remodeling
@te. All work must be satisfactory and you will find our charges
very reasonable,
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FORD PARTS.
AGENTS FOR THE WELL KNOWN FIRESTONE
We will be pleased to have you give us a trial
CI AYTON H. METZ! ER
ARIETTA ST,
Men Listen
Mount Joy, where
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
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if
ory
Fa a
> is fairly brimming over
Rugs, Carpets and
al] ready for your choosing
home ready for Fall? This is
here and there
urniture,
or add a piece
€ C0ZzZy.
mode delivery, low
rn
saves our customers $10,
:sternberger,
©26-131 East King Street
We Bre Ready For
11--ARE YOU-=*
operating
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with bright, fresh, new Fall
Furniture; five large
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to refurnish
the house to
the time
throughout
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expense and inexpensive
000 annually.
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Maley & Myers
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MUNI The one
geese,
foxes,
best all-around gun—for ducks, |
for trap shooting and all small
ame—is the 12-gauge, 6-shot
g
The Safest Breech-Loading
Gun Built.
TETHER TERRE
snipe, quail, partridge, woodcock,
5, rabbits, etc.
ver of the 12-gauge without the Fog
rrel; 6 idk Shots (5in 20
artridge Release; Automatic Hang-
¢ Device; Double Extractors; Take-Down; Trigger
‘Button
ammer Safety. 1st the gun you want!
16.20.Ga. Repeaters with Visible Hammer, $21.60
_— DL
squir-
, the 16 or 20 gauge has the
Marlin
It handles fast, hits hard
Ui; 5 ful game
d getter!
Send 3¢ post-
age for complete
catalog of all Marlin
repeating rifles and shotguns.
Zhe Marlin Firearms Gn
42 Willow St, New Havel Cona
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Hunters Licenss~$1.15
We pay the postage
Apply for 1916 Auto License
pposite the Post Office
Mount Joy, Pa:
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STRATOR'S NOTICE
A.’ Baker late of
Lancaster County, |
ninistratior- on said
pen granteg to the
person ebted
3 i"
A
f We Furnish Them
We have arranged with one of the
largest manfacturep in the United
| States to supp) thing in the
line of lead
with or
desigy
! |
OOOIOOO0OOCNE
NN Repeating Shotgun |
and is a wonder-
Farmers Column]
VERY VALUABLE E INFORMATION
FOR THE FARMERS
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HOME HEALTH CLUB
By Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago, Ill.
told
Cancer, From
regarding a form
be used
a
Cancer; In my last article I
about
——t you something
Confinement Essential in the Fatten-|ihe
ing of Fowls Quickly—The Care of
the Moiting Hens—Select Pullets|it
Carefully for the Winter Laying
inquiries
that
that
people
it
suspect
are
fear
many
of treatment can safely
evident there are
is
|
number of
and
ber
who
and a still
that they
afraid to go to their
he will confirm their
and order surgical
For this latter class it is
itis the only means|diiicult to find words sufficiently
(with which to condemn them.
The most profitavle fixture that | It you have any kind of a diseased
can be placed in a hen house is the condition, by all means to your
trap nest. Where thig is operated |family physician and find out justas
from November 1 to June 1, the|much in regard to its nature and ex-
early and winter layers can be pick-|tent ag it is possible for him to dis-
ed out, and it is that which [cover and then insist that he tell
can be bred for profit. not | you frankly and fully all about it.
alone sufficient good |Only the silly .ostrich thinks it is
layers, when it hides its head in the
are
know larger
There who are af-
tucted
doctor
are entirely
profitable hens kept
tarm. Too many idlers
to occupy the room and
longing to the indusriou
the drones;
of success.
too many
on the
are
un-
average
allowed |
feed be-| suspicions
§ ones. Weed operation.
and
for
eat a
out
go
class
But it
to select the
You should go a step farther. |
These hens should be mater to cock-|sand.
bred from heavy laying hens.| I am
male has a wonderfu] influence the power
production. iment of
all said practical
most important
is
safe
convinced regarding
the mind in the
disease and known
value in effecting
but as I have told you
article, itself can
fully
of
erels
The
on egg
After
the
winter
hatched,
are
treat-
of
many
in a
its
far
in cures,
and
single
production the
well developed pullet,
anxious to winter eg
that we
hatched
is done, by
factor
early
If we does cause
it is which you fear
attention you is Cancer,
her
sort
and
fear
egg
gg previous
is
thing
tell
the
may
disease and
the
may
get gs doctor
all-important be such
to the early
development. It will
out the promising early pullets
place them free range by them- and
and give extra care and at- it is
t ntion, A colony coop moved
out to the edge of a cornfield
quarters fc them, and if an abun-
and a good variety of feeds
is constantly before them, with pure
water at hand, they will grow much
more rapidly than if running with
the balance of the flock. Especially
is this true if they are Otherwise
permitted to be pestered by voung
cockerels or other males. The early ws
pullet surely pay for extra
farm
most of
not
a mental
your fear
best to
be done
give
pullet and
be well
Can-
and
you are establishing
speak,
It
may
cer, so to
cowardice.
much
late.
by
is
to
know
before
and
then
too
on
them
good I once
who had
that
saw man
a Cancer
diagnosis
previously and
or two to live.
regulation of
life he had
comfort and
aged
and he
had been
a 85 years
makes told me
nr the made
dance 30 years he was
given only
a careful
habits of
a year
his diet
lived in
the Cancer
He
but
to Cancer.
and
com-

parative
ined
ninety when
due
rema stationary was past
he died his
1S not
will
and
well I have how One
have
been asked
attention thes
be
wil]
| care on any
that
molting dur-
The of internal
the 2 1
the js safe, simple and will
now when an internal
It is to expected ancer and again I say, go to
meth
your
the hens commence doctor. One of lat ods
the early part of September. of diag:
08is
| loss
of the old feathers and tell the story
cataphe:
upon
ble. While
ne coat for ar not natural
and, itis \racteris
tempt to force the
stimulating
of
rest
iving
need this period SO Stron: yone
to
n fourteen
for the
growth of
time
wee for
feather
should
kg who has ever been unfortunate as
and
ind new S. to come
the C
make
some 1
frequently
odor
diag
this
In contac
be
nosis.
with
During this they have ancer will able to
plenty
Animal
be given,
together
of pure water
food
with
with
linseed meal,
ed
pint sunflower
each dozen hens.
The first essential
| fowls of any kind
| confined that
as
he a positive
clean grit,
should
ration,
and
kind
grain
of have
seen
ed in
one of
that he
method test
a liberal 4
a small
and it will
add a
for
number of
man
cases and in
them, a
had C
spite of the
was so positive
stomach,
the
| quantity of
of
of the
fact
no signs of it,
for surgical
nursing
| ancer that in
be mark
of
advantage
seeds per
to
day
that
he
proof.
through
informed
Ancer.
The safest
method of
yet
test showed
hospital |
two
went to a
After
the
that
weeks |
in fattening test
is to keep them was
they can get as
possible. For this
regular fattening
These. pens should be
so arranged that they can be easily
cleaned. In many cases the bottom ie
is left slatted so that the soft drop- plans X has
pings caused by the fattening ration ll) for
will drop through and thus not soil
the feet and feathers. The follow-
ing method of fattening, in which
milk is used, will give satisfactory
results: A mash consisting of four
parts of cornmeal, two parts wheat
middlings and one part beef scraps
should be wetted with skim milk un- |
til it is thin enough to run from a |
spoon, should be fed to the chickens!
in troughs. They should be allowed
i to eat as much of this mash ag they
will. In addition to this they should
ibe given all the water they will the meat does not decay.
| drink, and a plentiful supply of! When the doctor saw this method
green food. This method produces of stopping the process of decay he
a very finesoft, sweet meat In| {thought of a score on the breast of
commercial milkfattening plants but-|°"€ Of his patients, Cancer, the flesh
termilk is used in combination with|WaS Trotting away. He invested a re-
| ground feed similar to the above | Ob liquified and combined the
| method, but the farmer will general- [smoke from a derivative of earbolic
[i find # mbre convenient 10 use and chlorine with smoke from au-
| skim milk. In following thig method | TUM iodine, hydrargerm and
of fattening, on account of the soft wood. All of these remedies are con-
mash food's liability to contamina. | Sidered powerful antiseptics and the
tion, care should b taken to keep | |1duid Smoke as we might call it, is
everything clean and sanitary. The injected into and around the Cancer
troughs and be scalg-|20d also the venous blood. The re-
surgical
there was
SO
little exercise
purpose crates or
pens are best.
and most
treatment that
heard of or
being adopted by a
I have
used
number of physi-
used by the dis-
30 years
which
seen
been
about
cases
completed over
The principle of the discovery
like many others of importance,
cidental and made by a layman,
I have the story right
ceived the idea of smoking the salt
for his hams instead of smoking the |
; hams and then liquifying the salt |
{and injecting it into the hams.
worked and liquid smoke,
seen in the
was 8 years ago.
was
ac-
, this

the gallon, it preserves meat,
dishes should
| first as it
| ptomaine
patient
eliminate the
blood
once,
appears
from the
improves at
should also be kept well cleaned. to
ios and
80-Year-Old Pastor Quits
S. E. Herring, a former pas-|in the form of an ointment or pastes
of the Lutheran Church, at Bain- gradually destroys the
i but now at and it heals without
has sent the | much if any scar. I believe that in
counci] to December, | time, as this form of treatment
1915. The to retire comes to the general knowledge of
wishes to ministerial | the profession, most Canecarg will be
avy Served faithfully | cureq if the sufferers do not too
or fifty t¥o years. He is the oldest|jonge postpone the diagnosis.
minister in the West Pennsylvania |
Synod and stands at the head of the
110 ministers for years of activity, Assistant Postmaster Robbed
He is now serving the Emmanuel] Friday night David Brandt, assist
Lutheran Church, Windsor Park. He|ant postmaster at Marietta, with his
regquently visits Lancaster county, | wife, left home en an automobile
§ often heard in pulpits of thiglhrip to York. They were gone only a
His = has been a hours, b theix return soon
ble and Progress one sovered f had entg
oH bg er the p
Bn
Rev.
tor which
York, | sore
Cancer
bridge, Yonving
< 5
residing
his resignation to
take effect in
pastor about
be relieved of
duties, after having
EE ——

vast |
afflicted |
num- (
and
but |
By |
had |
death |
is to |
no |
successful |
ever
is now |
and I |
cure |
It |
as it is |
now called, can now be bought by | She
that is |
| cess.
beech-

ed after each feeding, and the pens sult is markedly beneficial from the |
the |
and
|
A dressing is made of the material |
| ing
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has
Say This Week
Ich
shriva
fer feel
avenich
hoondt
shoffa
glater naea,
Der
wu ich bin
fertzale ich
hut de
sheer bisy
wuch. Ich
un ich
missa, de flint
de gnep uf my
millyone onera
tzaena usht
tzrick kum
ghapent
ferguessetg net,
Shwilkey Bumblesock
ment AU actmeccame em
ROWENNA
war tzu
de will gay
hoondta hop de
shtrigela recht
uf aela,
en
un socha.
kena yetz oll
un won ich
eich ollas es
Now
in

baricka.
Mr.
Daniel
Monday.
Mrs.
Philadelphia,
and family.
Mrs.
her
Mackinson were gunning on |
Mary Lane Saturday at |
son Ira |
spent
visiting her
Glatfelter
Mrs. BA,
Horace
daugt
| Philadelphia.
Miss
with
ig visiting |
iter, O’Brien, at
Blanche
her
Tracy is
sister, Mrs,
the present.
Mary Garber
a
{ son, for
Anna of Maytown,
who is sewing at
Rowenna last
A baby
| Joseph
Mary,
Mary
the
seamstress was
week,
girl arrived
Williamg and
in honor of a nearby
and Martha Shank
Church of
services
the home of
it’s name is
neighbor.
at
Ss
attended
God Sunday School
church at Elizabethtown
Hi
on
It 'w at
yverter's la
family and
Mav-
been
iteme 3
hav read
and many of us
we want
the great-
of time?
on this
i evic e
m a M: unt Joy woman:
Krall, Mount Joy St.,
5: “I had always been
when my kidneys
health ran down
constantly
headaches every day. 1
izzy and had chills.
to do any housework.
Doan’s Kidney Pills at Garber’s|
Drug Store and soon after using
{ them I felt better than I had in a
long time. (Statement given Oct. 26,
1907.)
cone nc
and
lered, my
back ached
was often
I was unable
A Permanent Cure
On March 17, 1914, Mrs. Krall
said: “I value Doan’s Kidney Pills
| as highly now ag ever. The cure this
| remedy made for me has been: per-
manent.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t
| simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
| Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
{ Mrs. Krall had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
| Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
ss sss
Wedding Reception
A wedding reception was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elias S.
Shelly, on the Marietta and Mount
Joy Turnpike, near Marietta, Satur-
| day, in honor of their son, Barl
lly, who was recently married to
Miss Mary Buckwalter, of near Lan-
caster. The event was a grand suc-
Those present from Lancas-
Mr. and Mrs. Isaae Buck-
walter, Miss Elizabeth
Miss Anna Buckwalter,
walter, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Buckwal-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herr, Lam-
peter; Mr. and Mrs. Amos Shelley,
Mount Joy, besides forty guests and
friends invited from all
Lancaster county. The
couple received a num-
handsome gifts. They
at Lancaster
nc ta
Japanese Tea and Bazar
Watch these columns for the an
nouncement of Pre-Christmas Fair
Sale, Gleaners’ Club of
Luke’s There will be
good on sale, includ
Japanese Wafers and Ice
Cream, The affair will be given on
the afternoon and evening of Dec.
11th, in the Mt. Joy Hall
An entertainment of more than am-
ateur interest is being planned. Save
your money and buy your Christmas
gifts at this bazar. All proceeds will
go towards the building fund of the
Episcopal Rectory, which means ad-
ditional benefit to the boro. Watch
for further announcements,
ns lA Ce
Didn't Accept Charge
Rev. C. D. Rishel, who was ap-
ointeg he Chur of God
ytown, dig not accept
tmen and. las i
If |
man con- |
ter were:
who were
of
newly-wedded
of
reside
sections
ber
the
the
Parish
by
St.
things
Tea,
lots of

Buckwalter, |
John Buck- |
will

Adam Sweigart and son and | Special Sale of |
staying |
Danie] Mackin- |
“YOU DONT NEED
PILLS
AA
ar
Every chicken will live and
grow as you never saw chick-
ens grow before if you use the
Park & Pollard Gritless-
Chick and Growing Feed |
The vitalizing effect of the
shredded codfish in this feed
is just what is required.
Learnallaboutthis wonderful
feed from their Year Book.
Worth a dollar to you. We
furnish it to you free.

Wholesale Digtriboses
BUT ul STEINMAN
MOUNT JOY, PA
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WALL PAPERS
to Make Room for fall Stocks
1-2 Price |
' Will sell retail at less than
and I had |
1 finally got |
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wholesale rates
Hang them if desired or
if you prefer to hang them we
trim them & give you paste
free.
Rag Carpets& Rugs wov-
en out of old Carpets, Send
for Circular.
Steveng House
o£
VS
H.J. WILL
TONSORIAI
id
V. Main
Agent for Manhattan Laundry
AN
PARLOR
st. Mount Joy
tis limited,
|ing low special Introductory Prices:
BUY DIRECT AND SAVE MONEY
Double Service Auto Tires
Guaranteed 7000 Miles Service
FROOF AGAINST PUNCTURE
“Double the thickness Of the best
standard makeg of tires; average 18
or 12 layers of strong fabric, plus
nearly one inch of tough tread rub
ber. 100% greater wearing depth
and double the mileage, besides
being practically puncture-proof.
Unequalled for severe service om
rough and rugged roads, hard pave
ments and other places where tire
troubles cannot be tolerated. Ride
as easy ag an ordinary pneumatio—
air space and pressure being the
same,
Used in U. S. Government and
European War Service. Our output
but we make the follow-
Tires Tubeg
$2.30
3.10
3.20
4.20
4.38%
$4.66
5.60
5.76
6.20
6.60
more 10% discount—nom=
additional. All sizes
Remit by draft, money
certified personal cheek;
of orded optional with
Two or
skids 10%
Any type.
order or
acceptance
congignee.
Descriptive folder and
price list mailed on request.
DOUBLE SERVICE TIRE &
RUBBER CO.
AKRON, O.—Dept C 2
completes
JOHN M. MILLER
and
HENRY H. KOSER
Surveyors & Conveyancers
LANDISVILLE, PA
¢ y given to aseigh
and Adminis
estates.
laced in the best
Companies. Pest
Exchange.
A
NOTARY PUBLIC
Attorney-At-Law
fest Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Days at Lancaster, Monday and Fri
lay, at No. 56 North Duke Street,
Floor F with W. C. Rehm,
£
nav
ront,

Comfo
Auto Shawls
covers that will
riding.
Good heavy
winter Many of
their
ing your
counts for late arrival,
AUTO SHAWLS—With
Others plaids
with fringe, with
Priced at $2.95, $3.50 up to
PLUSH ROBES—Reversible
the
Some
black on other. These come
inches are interlined with
A pocket muff robe is
Also a leopard skin robe at
Be see this
sure to
We
shoes for
have paid special pains
boys and girls.
that expect of
you can
shape and style.
their
wre scores of models in
heavy chrome leathers;
Watt
ording
alf or
a pair of & Shand’s
pair, ace to size.
MEN—If you want a good W
ask for our “Orkney 15
money,
That's the name of the best
being sold for the money today.
York manufacturer make up thes
specifications,
The
own special
very wishes. materials are
tailored.
choose from.
one that will satisfy,
15” Suits and Overcoats.
fine garments can be sold for s

a id
A New Arrival of Warm,
fancy
priced at $7.50
most attractive
Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes
to
We have
them, and still
both button
School
Every stitch had to come up to our
There is a wide number ofcolorings and materials to
You must be satisfied with the
Come in and see our large assortment of these
You will wonder how it is that such
RRNA 3
rtable
and; Robes
the cold windg dur-
imported which ac-
keep out
these were
plaids on both sides, and
on one side
only
$8.50
on side,
size 54x84
$2.95 up.
robes green one
in sizes 48x60 and
rubber, Priced at
$10.00
iispl
display.
selectir of
that give all the wear
proper sort
shoes
the same retain
at time,
tan russia
Try
98c to $2.50
gun metal, vici kid,
or lace styles.
1 Shoes, Priced at
inter Suit or Overcoat for little
$15 Suit
We
e garments
or Overcoat that is
had a prominent New
us, after our
for
guaranteed all-wool and hand
IMIR DRE
“Orkney 15” or you receive
wosiaid)
uch litidh money. Second fioor,

ia \ NSE