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RI Tw FAR RS ¢ I a county among 308 |
school « only 114 drank
3 ¢ the campaign
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\ Dust Fans for Grain Thrashers ) \ it to school for }
* i gue {IGst eXplOSIOnS ch. Since then an in con- |
{Buy GOOD Clothing ani res ih thrash | hd
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That is the only sensible way to get at this High Cost
of Living problem
People wouldn't think of drinking skim e
cause the regular article is twice as high as bet he N 3
war.
They wouldn't think of changing off from Maine 3
seed potatoes to an unproven variety just because Down
East prices are so much:higher. :
They stick to those things which are tired and true :
nractice conservation; cut &ut the non-essentials. 4
WHY NOT IN CLOTHING AS WELL? 3 rahe
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Why not buy the SAME GOOD CLOTHES you always 3 s Y
bought here rather than an unknown quality which will 3
cost more in the long run. &s & Q
Buy ALL-WOOL Clothes—and take your pick of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Fashion Park, ‘Cortley Clothes 2 . Subs rs
and the Monroe brand. Their long wear is complete \ < birds
justification for the prices we ask. + of " ers e in
Plant 1 s s ereby are
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a 18 suTand rates t's work of bird
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Groff & Wolf Co. crt: and ¢ Colorada
’ smut thr f Na , who re-
smut spores s oy. In
26--30 North Queen Stree: E Srach ha : ated
the wind ss $ sought
Lancaster's Fastest Growing Store ® thervis : some
f the n s s ry that
fields s st sites of the
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a EERE A Ne my y this work effectively
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Yourself and Friends Are Invited | Ea "port had 1 i i po R 2
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to Our Store to Inspect the
Fine Line of Goods
Which Have Just Arrived
We Have Added Many New Lines :
in the Latest Wearing Apparel : :
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Watch This Space Next Week For § tes st up the ch en des sola operations with number.
Decoration Day Specials 35,7 said the county i gress the Biological
H. Laskewitz
OPEN EVENINGS
Tuberculin
The relatix
s $9.5
f 28 cen
a pound for those chicks instead of
MOUNT JOY, PA.
E. MAIN ST,
22 cents.” { reeds of
Now, to follow the sequence of Mr. | s bas
- . Webster's story, we would have to
make Farmer Johnstonius Smithfield |
”\: J d d the turning over of t 1
a $9.59 to him; but it didn’t come 11
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that way. The county nt offered |
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TARTING & LIGHTING, |ol ie i thine fame ie Feoer)
Ld Smithfiel 1, “I won't have it that|dustry has 1 f
yy [] {way; you keep half the profit and records nee t ¢ x of
8 1 II take half. You have taught me | tuberculosis t ] The
5 ¢ sson that will be worth a great |results, thoug § f receiving
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Bore than that to me and my | many interpretat f to show
: hbors whenever the local dealers|that any breed i I idered
refuse to pay us what our produce is | safer from tuber s t} the
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| worth. : : |Of 30,670 Heref tt tested in
| hat is not an imaginary story. |purebred herds, t percentage of
I'he United States Department of {reactors wa nus v 1 only
Agriculture vouches for it and backs | 0.77 per cent. Bu 1 of
{1t up with the records of the Office of [the same breed ! te £
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{ Extension Work in the South. rach, was 5.11 |
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Angus breed the
A New Name for the Scrubs §
versed. Purebred }
From a.farmer in Wisconsin comes lo.
{a new word for use in the “Better |Per cent of reactors, compared with
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Sires—Better Stock” campaign now | 9 In grade herds. Among the
being carried on by the United States | Shorthorns 5.75 per nt of tuber-
[ Department of Agriculture in co- | culosis was found purebred herds
| : ‘1 ‘ : 374 ner cand
joperation with State ahd local | and 3.74 per ce Nn. era
|agencies. He applies a new title to | about 77,000 animals being
| the reactionaries of bovine society, | in the computat
|and cites the indubitable fact that Although it
scrub bulls are the enemies of good |2SSerted that da Vv reason
| production; that they levy upon the |°f closer housing, ha more tu- |
imilk, cream, and butter checks and Perculosis than beef cattle, the of- |
| compel the farmer to keep cows, | ficial figures SEL ort that as-
| where the cows should keep the far-|Sumption. In some dairy breeds the
mer. percentages of reactors were rel-
With these charges in mind and {atively high, but in others the per-
with his eyes on the international centages were low. Likewise in dairy
situation, this farmer suggests that therds, as with beef cattle, there was
the scrub bull be known hereafter as | little uniformity between the pro-
the Bulsheviks. jparhon of re actors for purebreds
an {and grades representing the
Drink More Milk” Campaigns | breed.
ht Succeed Briefly, the figures indicate that
Milk is plentiful on practically ev- | the freedom of a herd from tubercu-
lery farm in the Middle West, yet losis is influenced chiefly by the ef- |
comparatively little is drunk by !forts of the owner to keep the herd
farmers’ children. In fact, less milk | healthy, not by the
‘requently
REPAREDNESS is a big word—a word of
importance to every motorist.
Don’t wait until your car is stalled to
think about the battery that furnishes power
for your starting system.
Now is the time to equip your car with an
“ Exide’ Battery.
Years of service have proved the absolute
dependability of the “Exide’’ Battery. It is the
original “Unit-Seal’’ battery—no bulky sealing
compound, maximum power, easy to care for,
easy to inspect and repair.
Let us show you the *‘EXide”’ and explain
its many exclusive features. Remember an
“1Exide’’ means “‘A Sure Start Assured.”
Find out the condition of your battery. We
inspect all makes of batteries free of charge.
E. B. ROHRER
MOUNT JOY PA.
eitodded
same
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is drunk by farm boys and girls, tak- | breeders’ Tie Imeed. iv
ing the whole country over, than by | noticeably active in Encout:
city children, statistics show. This, their members to adopt aha
in spite of the fact that milk is | eradication measures. The .
cheaper and fresher in the country are believed to reflect such Sa |
than in the city. It is said that this | Furthermore, the IR ed
accounts for the fact that the pro-|prove the assertion sometimes z od
portion of under-nourished children | that purebred herds are mor. jo od
in the country is larger than in the ceptible to tuberculosis or or ay
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city. lof it than grade ec: a :
To get more children, both in the highest uy, Bs Enel, the
city and in the country, to drink cattle in any group was for ¢ ous
[more milk is the endeavor this year | = - rages
a ES > ———> of the dairy division of the United
. | States Department of Agriculture, |
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) I Observed Mothers” Day
{co-operating with the State agricul-| Mothers’ Day was very appro-
d oi SCH CK | tural colleges. : During the last year priately observed in the U. B. church |
| | | NC hy 3 x jaix milk campaigns have been carried on Sunday morning. One feature
. lon in Connecticut, four in New was the prominence given to the ba-
MOUNT JOY, PA. : | Jersey, six in Massachusetts, and one bies, members of the cradle roll
3 ji each of a dozen other States. The department. A large number of ;
¥inerense in milk consumption follow- them with their mothers occupying '
§ ing a campaign has been from 1 to front seats attracted considerable at- |
§|33 per cent. | tention as it was an impressive sight.
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Iowa, during the last six months, A minature church was placed on
has been making a special effort to the platform full of candles and one
{improve the health of .its school chil- was lighted for each babies name as
; {dren in the State by inducing them to it was called by the superintendent
[drink more milk. The work started of the department. Several recita-
\ } {last October with a “milk week.” tions were given and a special ser-
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{During the six days of lectures and mon on Mother was delivered by
§ | demonstrations 31,900 people were Pastor Snavely. In the evening the
reached directly and 300,000 indi- Endeavor Societies, Junior, Inter-
LUMBER-COAL |
i 5 4 rectly. Libraries, schools, and clubs mediate and Senior met in a union
: : | co-operated in the work, and during service when a special program was
the week 4,500 school children wrote rendered.
' Harrisburg Paid
1 on all sales of glasses amounting to
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‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th, 192¢
TO OUR PATRONS
I wish to announce to the public that I am prepared to supply
you with a'line of GOOD FEED, SALT, LIME, FERTILIZER, CE-
MENT, COAL, ETC.
Red Rose 20 per cent Protein
| Handle in. Cow Feed 55pm zo ner cont
I have a speci#l Good Pig and Hog Feed to carry your pigs all
through the season. “I have quite a large lot of friends on this
Feed. I also have Hog Tankage that will do them good (try it).
I have Chicken and Chick Feeds in 100 lbs. or ton lots, either
Laying Mash or Scratch, Beef Scrap, Oyster Shells, Oats, Corn,
Cracked Corn and Wheat.
FOR HORSES, I have a molasses feed that horses like and do
well on. Try it and you will be ¢envinced. Also Bran, Middlings,
Cotton Seed Meal, Gluten, O. P. Oil'"Meal, Barley, Buckwheat, Oats,
Straw, Hay, Cement and Land Lime.
Call Bell Telephone 81R2 and get my prices. I deliver in town
Also take outside draying by truck. I solicit your business.
E. +H. ZERCHFER
At P.R. R. Freight Station MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
East End of town
Lanc. Dairy 20 per cent Protein
Announcement of Change
Rubin and Rubin, Harrisburg’s Lead-
ing Eyesight, Specialists, who have
| been conductihg an office at
CHANDLER'S Drug Store
will, after this date, discontinue this
office.
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Car-Fare to
$5.00 or more.
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Hill Car line, about .7 of a mile to the
Camp Hill Car line, about .8 of a mile
from the Carlisle-Mechanicsburg line
and about .5 of a mile to the White
Hill Stations on both Reading and will be places for salesmen, office peo-
Pennsylvania Railroads, both rail- ple, advertising writers, mechanics,
roads have a nine-minute schedule to assemblers, body builders, painters,
the down-town depots in Harrisburg. trimmers and others.
This location permits of new build- The Million Dollars Capitalization
ings of modern arrangements and con- is divided into 100,000 shares of
struction, designed especially for the $10.00 par value each.
comfort and welfare of employes, as The land for the factory site, and
well as for efficient operation. other property, expense of investiga-
The Hunter Motor Car was de- tion, cost of designing the car, plans
signed especially for the Owner- for the organization and operation of
driver, and to satisfy his pride of the business, which ‘ have required
ownership in a car with beautiful thousands of dollars in money, taken
lines, finest finish, genuine driving many months of work, all worth
$110,000.00 have been bought and
can grow with the opportunity. Co-
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— Big things can only be accomplish- whether large or small, will receive
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public patronage. and progress of the business.
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