WE®NESDA NOV, 12th, 1919

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Why light the Winter
fire till you have to?
There’s\no use fussing with the
furnace bie it's necessary.
Save coal\too.
A Perfection Oil Heater will
keep you wa and comfortable
on cool fall days without lighting
the furnace.
PERFECTION
QlL HEATERS
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No messing with goal or ashes,
easily carried from rogm to room.
Smokeless, odorless and absolutely
safe. You can’t turh the wick
too high.
When Winter comes, it will
help out your ordinary} heating
and enable you to have glowing
warmth without a roaring! fire all
the time.
The Perfection Oil Heater is the
handiest and most economical of
supplementary eating appliances.
Don't accept anything less efficient.
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GROCERIES, CANNED GOAQDS.
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ICE CREAM, SODAS, SOFT DRINKS
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New Fail Footwear:
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: grade Footwear!
comfortable, durable, perfect fitting shoes!
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY,
Items in These Columns
parep in the Department of Agri.
D. C, and
Trustworthy
at Washington,
are Reliable and
culture
FARMERS’ COLUMN

Are Pre-
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To'
Say (his Week

With the approach of cold weather
the thrifty farmer in almost any sec
of the country soon car ler
| ne for of fur trapping }
! A knov re of the fur-bear
imals found in his vicinity and
catch them and treat their
reveals a sorce of income ofter
rlooked For the boy in the
untrv nothing offers a more d
htful diversion than a trapping
lition, particularly if it entails a
y 1 ard Where the farm
affords little opportunity for
£ in accessible tream
led tract 1 generally te
N where ful bear 4
be caught While tt}
urce of the country h
hit teadily, p
been rising The war also has
i! ray factor in this ul
rd trend
WAIT UNTIL FUR IS RIGHI 'h
The person about to en
athering must understand
t th necessity of j 1
por wpping until the anin I Bicker.
ir is at its best. The pelt of a } ht will
r example killed in Sej rdulty
ht 1 be worth more thar I iri ia
C¢ vl 3 Same ar (
led } or Dec R 1 h ra, un
p bring 10. hu I tq
ing shoul En fram o nog
hi b brie
or } le
8 n dich
intr ns Aney o
the nd n porra
eaver, st oF
ntil F
te i fer
ned ly x ve en
th e » shtick
a he p ] r n
ppro atior Fac Y el or
st ir in mind tt th 1 net
tio f the inc l De dicn.
1 ther factor 1 oter
to do with the sum it will bring. Rauch
| SKUNK PELTS VALUABLE ] Ph 1
The skunk, one of the most com ih :
| mon fur bearers, is found in every | ; —
State of ti ry ion. Large § hcl q id
ig Yi pring the tr 2 1 001 3 ney de piano § luppa |

1 to $5 this season, while the
| pelts of the iittle spotted skunk wi
r from 10 to 80 cents. “The
asels, of one variety or ano
found in practically
tions of the country. Formerl 1
brown pelts were considered worth:
less, but with the rise in ar prices
brown pelts should net the trapper
10 to 25 cents each, while the
pelts will bring from 50 t«
from $1

is to be

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from
white
$1.50.
An animal not to be found in
large numbers, but native to regions
north, south, is
min} When in prime condition it
f secured in the north
$4 to $8, while a skin se-
» south should command

east and west,

should

north produces a better

ach to the trap
ticularly

11
f velts, I
tributed
should
this season, v
in the Southern
from $1:50 to $3

0
$30 each

) found
tates will bring
that can
resources long
An example of returns
be secured from fur
werlooked is found in the fact that
the people of Oregon netted approxi-
mately $50,000 from mole skins last
vear, following trapping demonstra-
tions by representatives of the
Biological Survey of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The demonstrations showed that
while millions of European mole
skins were used by fur manu-
facturers in America before the war,
the skins of some American moles,
especially the large, common variety
of western Washington and Oregon,
are larger and have better texture
than those from Europe. Farmers’
Bulletin 832, published by the
United States Department of Agri-
culture, describes the best kinds of
mole traps, how to set them, and
give other information. The methods
discussed are especially adapted to
the Pacific Coast States, but with
modifications will apply to all lo-
calities where moles are found.
MUSKRATS STILL NUMEROUS
While minks, raccoons and skunks
have become somewhat scarce in
certain localities,
diminished in
muskrats have not
numbers except in
places where the marshes have been
drained. These animals multiply
much more rapidly than many other
fur bearers, and there habits are bet-
ter fitted to maintain th numbers
under 1ieasonable protection. Musk-
rat pelts this seas bring
from 75 cents to $2 each. Thouch
the price of cotton- rabbit skins
a pound

1

r

should

-15 cents to ¢

the |
be irprised to learn |
trapped in this |
obtainable |
m | Ww n du se hus}
booch-waetsa koocha
shoe mit sola con,
wuchts en mon net yusht hardt
l wver base En maidel
} * is is feel waerdt,
eich ganunk far |
kla un uff’
far um
brode
0S en
shelf

shtricka
mer room bringt ken
un novels laesa

ken frock.
| She

{ Jy
fershtond hut g
ken shtick glaed os du
net afforda consht tsu 4
glaener greek is besser o
freeda,awver tzareff net
se dich far

must, un,derno luss se wiss: |
hussa waerdt.
Dale leit sawga hira is en lu I- |
derree. So is WW, awver der mon |
haebt shi r oll de tickets. En weips -
mensch is awenich we en parlor)
match. Mer con se long riva oona|
fire greega, awver er amohl|
uff tsu draida derno dunnerts un |
weddered un shlocked el woo mer
net gooked derfore.
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SEE HERE!
Do You Want Your Kidneys
Experimented On?

Kidney troubles are
common every. day
health bureau figures
from this cause are 72%
20 years ago.
Anybody
backache,
aches and
ting more

than
m 0Te
who suffers constant
who has dizzy spells, head-
urinary disorders should
suspect kidney weaknce Over
worked kidneys must “have
Take a good kidne 3y © remedy to
build the kidne VS up again :
But be sure to get Doan’:
Pills—the oldest, the mbst
used, the best recom i
ney pills, now

in use al}

ivilized Don’t )
with your ys. Thous
ready Doan’s
their exper to go by
cases re. ir
He re’s or

cased skins

should not be
per-farmer,

‘egions, coyotes and
wolve
If the farmer who temporarily
turns trapper i lize the best

prices fo

learn the
proper m i }
Most skins
market. A
h legs but not the belly
animal, thereby 1
shaped pelt. The
the turned in, and dried on a stretch-
er made of thin board sharpened to
a point, or of heavy galvanized wire.
The Biological Survey o fthe U. S.
ing a tubuy

Department of Agricultgre furnishes
on application ei regarding
cin is left with | —

Henr
Sk 1
Kidne)
Krall had,

Foster-)
3uffalo, N. Y.
a |
Mf ors.
This Means You
When you get up wit

bowels,
the st
mn. nov-5- it

the trapping of fur- bearing animals,
laws relating to the subject, and the
preparation of pelts. It also sup-
plies inquiries with lists of buyers
for various kinds of pelts.

PENNSYLVANIA, U8, *
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i Buy ere ft sold, 7 v red bags,
1 tid Yt¢in humidors—and
. ” the Dp ¢ rmudor with sponge
¢. 4 I the lc Cc uch péwfect condition.
bacco Co Winston- Salem, N.C

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