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WEDNESDAY, JUNE
4th, 1919

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S. AYRE Ig -

Special Fifteen Day
Offer Only
May 18, "19 to May 31, 1919
To introdude to the tire user the famous
BLACK BOB TIRES
manufactured and gulranteed for 5,000 miles, by
the McCreary Tire Company, of Indiana, Penna.
we are
giving on
the ‘Grst purchase (only) of
one or a pair of this famdus tire, One Inner-tube
with each tire purchased for\$1.00; tube same size
as tire purchased.
Tires will fe sold less 8% (five
per cent.) from list price for &ash.
The manufacturers of this tire, instead of doing
expensive advertising in periodicals are giving the
‘ire user the
benefit.
Once a user of “Black Bob" —always a user,
Ask the man who uses them. \
We have your size.
EF
rank B. Groff
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Distributor for Western Lancaster County

sometimes.
Genuine
ears
signature

PILLS.

WHAT YOU SURELY NEED
is a healthy, active, industrious liver.
taken regularly insure that.
Then take one larger dose.
it will pay you rich dividends in Health and Happiness.
Small Pill
omall Dose
Small Price
Small doses of these pills
You may also need a purgative
Keep that in mind;

Cc
dition which will be much

faces usually show its absence.
isi; CARTER’S IRON PILLS
ROSY CHEEKS or HEALTHY COLOR indicates Iron in the Bidad. Pale or
olorless

OUR DEPARTMENT

which have been in succe
ation for
ful oper
years, were
erected according to plans furnished
by the Bureau of Markets
several
“B. A. 1.” 35 Years Old
May 29 will be the thirty-fifth
birthday of the Bureau of Animal
Industry of the United States De
partment of Agriculture. When the
bureau 1884 it
had a than 20 em-

began operations in
staff of less
upbuild the live-stock
generally and to lay a foundation
for its development along per
manent lines. Ninety per cent. of
its employees are in the field carry
Ing on organized inspection and es
tension work in every State in
Union and in some foreign count
Included in the major work of
bureau is eradication of animal di
industry

eases, such as tuberculosis, ho
cholera, scabic and the fever
carried’ by the cattle tick, and
of its most effective work has
done in stamping out epiden of
the dangerous scourge, fT
mouth disease. It conduct leral
meat inspection, ir t t h
ods of breeding and 1 | ll
kinds of live stocl
ac ‘nister Feder
agamst intectious ar
“Vinegar Bees’ Have Little Value
Housewives can avoid tur

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Hay,
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COAL
I AM NOW READY TO TAKE YOUR ORDERS FOR
All. KINDS OF COAL
Also Feeds of All Kinds
A. B. CLING’S OLD STAND
When in need I will be glad to supply your wants.
Columbia Avenue, Mount Joy.
COAL
Straw, Salt, Etc.
E. H. ZERCKER
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, ASPARAGUS ROGTS AND
VEGETABLE PLANTS. ALSO FLOWERS & POTTED PLANTS
Greenhouses on

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Many inquiries recently received ir
dicate that terpr i

some
dividuals and firms are adver
this wild yeast under the name
“vinegar bees,” “beer bees,” “wine
bees,” “Australian bees,” and !
ous other desig ions. Ex u
claims are made for the product,
and a fancy price out of all propor
tion to its original cost or actual
asked, the yeast
clalists of the artment
In emen hich
have lepartme th
sellers assert that the substance,
with water
mixed
when and mo
sugar, will produce
gar, beer, or wine.
go so far as to s
lasses or
Other pron

wy that the
mented mixture is
treatment of
ney trouble—claims
foundation in fact.
rheumatism and kid
which have no
The primitive process for mal ing
“bees” was to expose to the air a
mixture of cor
until it bece ae
meal and molasses
impregnated with
wild yeast and bacteria The fer-
ment so produced was employed

“An Agents Duties should mot cease with the
writing of a policy and the collection
Along with every policy sold by this agency goes a complete and
competant supervision of rate; a loss preven’ on service; and, in the
event of loss, an unexcelled supervision of adjustment.
insurance through an agency that knows how to give you serv.ce
of the premium
Henry G. Carpenter
WEST MAIN ST.
MOUNT JQY, PA.
Buy your

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URUSHED OYSTER SHELLS
All Grades As To Size
125 PER 100 LBS
D. H. ENGLE, Mount Joy, Pa.
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WHITE OR GRAY 25¢EACH
CAPorFRINGE SHAPE
OF MILLIONS OF WOMEN—
FINEST REAL HUMAN HAIR. ALL SHADES.
ADOLP.
221-3 ™AVENU
"HOLD-TIGHT” HAIR NETS ENJOY AN ENVIABLE
NATIONAL REPUTATION AND THE FRIENDSHIP
“HOLD-TIGHT” HAIR NETS ARE MADE OF THE

NEW YORK
“HOLD-TIGHT HAIR WAVERS I0¢A PACKAGE "HOLD -TIOHT VEIL WITH ELASTIC 10¢ EACH
locally in making a sort of vinegar
or certain alcoholic solutions by
adding it to a mixture of water and
either brown sugar or molasses,
which was then allowed to work or

ferment.
In the opinion of the department
specialists, a product made by catch-
ing st and bacteria indiscrimin:
ly from the air mav cor
ful as well ble or 8
and the spec 1 grea
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making vinegar.
Club Girl Cans for Others
ven cent pint, 10
quart, and 15 cents
cent a
a half-gallon jar
> the prices charged for canning
season by

Margaret
Y ma County, Wash.
After she and two
completed several years of canning-
club work, the club leader of the
county, appointed by the United
States Department of Agriculture
and the State colle proposed that
their canning experience.
Busy housewives in their locality
were eager to employ some one who
could do this work for them. The
little industry at first was established
in the high-school kitchen, but when
the other two girls found difficulty
| In continuing the work Miss Kirk
moved it to her own home. Her pa-
| os brought the produce, jars, and
| other necessities to her and returned
| for the finished work. All summer
| she had as many patrons as she
ig accommodate. Her profits for
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Kirk, a
club girl.

other girls had
ra,

they sell

her summer's work were $312.37.
commercial
canned for her own family and spent
several days at the schoolhouse ean-
ning for the
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Besides this work, she

soldiers at Camp Lewis.
awarded the Washi
State championship for
in 1918. >

canning
Sugar Crop Above Average
In the sugar “campaigns” recently
ended the United States has pro-
duced an amount of sugar that js
estimated by the United States De-
partment of Agriculture’s Bureau of
Crop. Estimates to be over 2,140,-
000,000 pounds, and this quantity is
25,000,000 pounds above the aver-
| age of the last six years, beginning
| with the year before the war began.
duet advertised under I and
other names is only a | yeast of
little values, say the ecialists of |
the Bureau of Chemistry, United
States Department of Agriculture
beneficial in the |
nestie ugar
cane, the variations of one
ten fit into those of the other so a
crop of
degree of steadine
OF AGRICULTURE fo 5 sive Tommie of giendines
extent this happened last year,
11.1 . - . nee the cane-sugar crop wa 64),
Building Sweet-Potato Storage 000.000 pounds, Gi 60.000.000 |
1 | * in ol
his v | ab year in sweet und ibove the year average,
. tora flouse construction ind the heet war crop 1,530,000 |
South, accordn to a pecial or 0.000.000 under the
( | S ) ! . ’ "
the Ur l Sia l FL : erage, while the wroduction of
Agriculture, who recently 4
’ ugar, neludin the sugar |
spection ol tora nou 3 I nt f run va 11.507.000
1 1 | h fall f ’ } " |
or , 000,000 pounds below |
"8 I'h 10¢ f these hou | v [
\ ra
1 h \ he 1 100 1 1 |
rema le, | 1 . wm 1 th All toether I domestic ugar |
Verse | vh th :
. : I ' y eh ! p usually al one-quarter of
rop Ww 1arvest ire considered :
I , 1 I al ! ! he domestic consumption, the re
y vel row ceipts from Americar possession
how a los from rot as low a tit
P 1 0 iv 1 about one-quarter, and the import
Hl H i; : U rent eet tron foreign countrie about one —
I § Y Ered I om aon MN hal Beet-sugar production in the
ouisiang 1 ht rage 1ouse ‘ 1 — me
ol ror ge hou United States has gained rapidly on
with an averag apacity 20,000 : ,
} ; hel \ In Lay y of cane sugar during the last 20 years, -
yushels rei ompany is y n - : % x ee
1 . 10 ¥ comp RY 1 ind permanently exceeded it in 1906 Se ~~
operating storage 10USOS t t y >
Ab t A bi with | IN {7 so that it has been about two and
gregate capacity ) more ¢ .
| : . ih ore ham niece quarters times the cane-sugar
125,000 bushel 'hese houses,
crop during the last six years
I'o the sugar production may be
lent of the cane sirup of last year i
174,000,000 pounds, and of the
orghum sirup 146,000,000
while honey amounted to 54,815,00(
for 1909), not computed into equiva
lent sugar. Without including cor:
sirup, for which no estimate is made
ployees; now it has more than |the grand total production of beet
5,200 working through 13 divisions [ Sugar, cane sugar and sirup, maple
and offices. The bureau works to [Sugar and sirup, and sorghum sirup
ll in terms of sugar, and of honey
vas 2,515,000,000 pounds—a
somewhat
cent years.
Club Work Thrives in Philippines
Boys and girls in the
Islands are learning the best
corn and hogs and
products in the
clubs that
th ountry have
been in
of producing
other farm same
(ind of young people in
Although the
operation only
Philippines, it i
rtant in every school, and
idered by the
l ension of the
productive
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WOrk ha

years in the
superintenden

! ¥ ultural activities Tr |
cl the 1pil receive chool |
l I here were 1,165 |
ibs in the islands, with |
of 18,160 boys N Sa |
rls. These club members cul, FIRE INSURANCE |
Ly land Planted 0] \gopNADD AND WINDSTORM |
| 58.700 PB niin 1 INSURANCE
12 fruit tree | mn
Cashing in” on Club Work | ALL LINES OF AUTOMOBILE IN-
Thre ter n Granville County, | SURANCE, FIRE THEFT, AC- |
iN. « ined a local can-| CIDENT, ETC.
mized by the home. | A
i I'he first year
hey planted onc dtr sors pte | LIABILI'Y AND CASUALTY
Resides quiver olf ther nocdad) INSURANCE
j 7 ; the & » H 3 J 1 d y 99 Nou Employers ‘and Public Liability
| Bie Neyo fn CUAredl Elevator, Steam Boiler, Plate Glass |
a Saher ow Burglar, Automobile
corn, |
J su was planted. | WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION y € =
| ; a 1y | ALL KINDS OF SURETY BONDS > a
| A ol tins were! OLD, STRONG WND RELIABLE
1 a the ex .
: COMPANYS h H T
h i t} father remodel and Jurglar, Liability and Casualty In- | Jo n ® Son
ho id Bos : surance
Ve ; In 1917 th This is an opportune time to con- | Has opened an up-to-date
hree clu canned and sold | Side» auto insurance. n -
2.500 lars That year’s pro- Will submit lowest possible rates | Vu lcanizin Sho
ent the ter back to college, | On any of the above lines on request. |
bought ne rugs, and helped el I solicit your patronage. 100% |
cit ie house and the | Service. |@ At 208 E. MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PA.
barn. The old 1 A old, and | = And will be pleased to offer you service for
$50 of the | ~ »
SPT Sa CHAI ‘|S. HESS HERSHEY RIM CUTS, BLOW OUTS, STONE BRUISES, SAND BLISTERS,
The only canning last year they did |340 W. Donegal St. MT. JOY, PA ETC.
to supply th family table
Army,
volunteered to “carry
on” the farm work durin their ab
Their br
and the

3uy Good Cows
Project farmers of the we tern ir
rigation
purchasing foundation
Wisconsin, Illinoi and
sota in
district this pring ar
from
carloads, accor
specialists of the Unite | States De
partment of Agoricy
such cooperative

na Dee
tested out thorouge
scale, so that the fa sure
of what they ar doing The;
igure that it pays the better ) |
purchase heifer 1 ( f |
high-producing ut I il
ek than it would be { he to at
tempt to raise uct 1s, be
ise they ou COV t two!
three veal it |
uch progeny G1 of farm-|
mers combing ireha
end repr a {
listri I I pi
River ] i
loads of selected In th y
individual farmers gain the ben
of buying in cm curing |
transportation rate {
Plant Rust-Resist agus |
The asparagus indust: s fast be
coming important in South Ca |
and especially in Aiken, Bar 1 |
Edgefield, and Salud Countie Ir
these counties an annual |
15 to 25 per cent. of 1e |
to asparagus rust, anc
are urging gron
productive rust-re
veloped by the U

er

one agent states that a grower in his
community who used crowns of the
rust-res

tant asparagus

ith the showing it m:
and expects
plantings greatly.
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Season

Good Business for Sale |
I have for sale the entire da.ry|
outfit of Messrs. B. F. Kauffman & |
Son of this place. It includes horses, |
wagons, cans, bottles, clarifier, sepa-
rator, cooler, ete. Will give im-
mediate possession. Will sell business
and outfit or rent the buildings to
purchaser or will sell buildings with
the business. Now who wants an old
established business averaging 500
quarts daily in a town with no coms- |
petition. Don’t think long but t.
J. E. Schroll. Mount Joy. 2
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Would This Suit You?
I have the 7-room house of Mr.
Elmer Heisey, on Fairview street for
sale. Here's a cheap home and its
in A 1 condition. The price is right
for an immediate sale. Present owner

. Having two principal sources of do-

will transfer at once and pay rent.
Apply to J. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy. tf
production, beet and
added that of sirup and honey. It
is estimated that the sugar equiva-
: cool and comfy
pounds,
pounds (carrying forward the census
total
above the average of re-
Philippine
ways
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Keep your kitchen

ON'T suffer the inconvenience of a coal or wood
range this summer. Keep your kitchen cool And, when you get
: i ‘ . re your New Perfection
and clean. Banish the carrying of fuel and ashes. :
. Ler 3 : gee that you use the
And save money. The New F erfection Oil Cook oilit deserves. Atlantic
Stove will make your summer cooking a delight. Rayolight Oil is the
! ideal oil" for this stove
NEW PERFECTION | coss io more than
ordinary nameless
OIL COOK-STOVES
kerosene. Burns with-
out smoke,

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The long, blue chimney burner throws the
heat directly against the pots and pans—not out
into the kitchen. Lights instantly with the touch
of a match; turn it out the moment your meal
Soot.
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Pittsburgh

Prices Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed
Bell Phone 63-R2

In connection with above will carry Tires, Tubes, Auto, Bike and
Motor Cycle Supplies
A share of the Public Patronage is Requested
COME TO ME WITH YOUR TROUBLES

Sharpened by Machince

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and Filing$ A Motoreycle That Is Being Talked About
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Reaper Knives
All Kinds of Shears
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Scissors Ground
ALL WORK GARANTEED
I ask a share of your patronage.

C. S. Gingrich
W. Donegal St.
TIRES OF ALL KINDS
MT. JOY, PA. |
feb.19-tf. |

AGENT FOR THE HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES

ALSO A FEW GOOD SECOND-HAND MACHINES
AND SWEEPER-VAC
ELECTRIC CLEANERS
ALSO MOTORS
A full line of Welsbach Gas Supplies |
RACINE TIRES
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8. F. PEFFER, MOUNT JOY, PA. |
53 W. Donegal St. nov.1-1yr. |

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Are You Going To Wire That New House? Why Not
Light Your Old One In The Only Real Way?
ATTORNEY (T LAW
Every one knows the convenience of electric light, as well as
beautifying your home with them. Let’s get together and talk it
over; a postal will bring a prompt response. :
Electric fixtures in any finish desired, supplied. I respectfully
solicit your patronage.
C. D. SPEAKMAN, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Frank St. near Barbara St, Mount ‘Joy, Pa.
All kinds of electrical repairs and decorative werk solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed. Terms very reasonable.
48 NORTH DUKE ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
feb.20-1918-1yr.
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The sowing of oats in Pennsyl-
vania started in March and was not
completed on May first.
The dog aot only kills sheep but
keeps out of the sheep business men
who are otherwise inclined to go
into ' it.
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