THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S.A.

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REPAREDNESS is a big word—a word
importance to every motorist.
Don’t wait until your car is stalled
think about the battery that furnishes power
for your starting system. :
Now is the time to equip your car with an
“XEx{de’’ Battery.
Years of service have proved the absolute
dependability of the “Exide” Battery. Itis 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 ‘‘Exfde”’ and explain

its many exclusive features." Remember an
rs Reg
“IEXIdDe’’ means ‘‘A Sure Start Assured.
Find out the condition of your battery. We

inspect all makes of batteries free of charge.
E. B. ROHRER
i MOUNT JOY(PA.

GOOD FURNITURE
is the omly kind I sell—Furmiture that is Furniture
Rockers, Mirrors, Hall Racks,
Picture Frames, Ladies’ Desks,
Extension and Other Tables,
Davenports, China Closets,
Kitchen Cabinets.

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Line
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LANCASTER, PA.
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that you experience after meals is
Dill’s Digesters are the
from indigestion, heartbu
be able to do justice to an
DILL'S
igesters
‘The Dill Company, Norristown, Pa.
Makers of Dill’s Balm of Life
quickly relieved by Dill’s Digesters.
boon companion of persons who suffer
mn, biliousness, sour stomach. You will
y menu. Carry the handy vest- ‘
tall times. At all drug stores.

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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
On Saturday, September 18th, 192
Will be sold at public sale on the
premises situated in Mount Joy Town
ship, Eancaster Co., Pa., in the village
of Flarin, lying on the State High-
way, the following to wit:
A Tract of 80 Acres
More br less, adjoining lands of C.
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Shumaker,
Levi Mumma and
The improvements
splendid 2?
J. Bennett, John
| Forney Estate,
| Walter Welfley.
i thereon consist
of a
| story STONE HOUSE containing 12
| rooms with a Sumnier House attach-
ed, a new Stone and Frame BANK
| BARN, Tobacco Shed with cellar, a
| Wagon Shed, Corn Barn and other

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outbuildings. The house is
| beautiful lawn with stone walks and
| lots of: shade. Some Fruit on the
premises. There is a stream of water
i running thru the farm. The land is
iin a high state of cultivation. There
{is about five acres of pasture. This
| farm is beautifully located, having a
| splendid outlook with concrete road
along the front. It i close to
churches, schools, trolley and the P.
R. station.
| Any one
prior to day of sale will please call
jon the undersigned residing in Florin
Sale to commence promptly at 2
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wishing to view same
{o’clock on Saturday, September 18th,
920, when terms and conditions will
ye made known by
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C. S. Frank, auct.; J. H.
S. WEAVER
Zeller, Clk.

Tt dont kéep away
the Hail~It keeps
away the loss !
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|. Hail is an uncertainty, but if it comes
| there is no uncertainty about its power
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of destruction, Protect your tobacco
crop with a
Hartford
Hail Policy
No uncertainty about the Hartford ire
Insurance Company, which has promptly
paid every just claim for over a century.
Let us tell yon what a policy costs and
what it covers,
-Prangley Co.
Agents
48 North Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa.
ce OR ee
H. H. KOSER, Landisville, Pa.
C. G. BECKER, Milton Grove, Pa.
June 23rd to Aug. 4th

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STAGE COACH
DAYS
Our forefathers selected
their own glasses. They also
traveled in stage coaches.
They did both for the same
reason—there was no other
way.
Today stage coaches ure
a curiosity—their utility has
passed with the invention of
more modern methods, just

Our methods
are the latest and most
scientific known and our
work is fully guaranteed to
be satisfactory. Call and
see us.
W. W."Appel & Son
JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS |
131 N. Queen St,
of testing
Lancaster, Pa.
David |
ply good quality
good quality # and
THE PRODUCE AND \£ND OF EIGHT
| CORRECT INFORMATION FUR-:
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE
| PENNA. BUREAU OF
f MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN

tive to produce and live stock:
Lancaster Retail Produce Market
Theie was an abundance of both
fruits and vegetables on the markets
during the past week
generally were lower than the week
before. Corn of excellent quality was
in good supply. Tomatoes fairly
flooded the market and potatoes were
plentiful and of good quality and
condition. © Apples and peaches look
fine and there was plenty of both.
Buyers were out in force and heavy
’ were so humerous that

laden baskets
it was almost impossible to dodge
them.
Vegetables
BEANS—Green home grown 10c
per % peck; yellow wax 10c @ 15¢
per 1% peck; excellent quality and
condition, lima beans 35c¢ per pint
box.
RED BEETS—Home grown good
quality and condition 5¢ @ 10c per
bunch.
CABBAGE—Home grown supply
good excellent quality and condition
5¢ (@ 10¢ @ 15¢ per” head.
CAULIFLOWER—Home grown
suppy limited fair quality 15¢ @ 30c¢
per head.
CORN-—=Home grown supply good,
good quality 25¢ @ 50c¢ per dozen.
CELERY-—Home grown supply
limited fairly good 10c @ 12¢ @ 15¢
per stalk.
CUCUMBERS
8¢ each.
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Supply good 3¢ @
Home grown pickles
@ 75¢ per 100.
Good supply and con-
he (@
10e¢ dozen; H0c
CARROTS
dition H5¢ @ 10¢ per bunch. ;
EGG PLANTS—Fair quality
medium supply 10¢c @ 15¢ @ 20¢
each.
LETTUCE-—Home grown good
supply and condition be @ Te @ 10c¢
head; Romaine 8¢ @ 10¢ per head.
ONIONS—Yellow Bermudas con-
dition variable 10¢ per box, Green He
10c¢ per bunch; Crystal white wax
quality and condition good 10c¢ per
box.
PEPPERS—Good quality 1c @ 3c
@ be each.
PEAS—Green 40c @ 50c per %
peck, supply limited; Sugar 40c per
4 peck, supply limited.
POTATOES—Irish Cobblers No. 1
home 30c @ 40c per 1% peck.
Good supply. Per bushel quality and
condition good $2.00 @ $2.25. Irish
N 2 per 1% peck 20c @
NO.
grown
Cobblers
He. Per bushel quality and condi-
on good $1.50 @ $1.60
SWEET POTATOES—Supply
No
limited quality and condition good
10c @ 60c per % peck.
PARSLEY—Home grown good
quality and condition 5¢ (@ Tc per
bunch.
RHUBARB—Home grown fair
supply excellent quality 5c @ 10¢
per bunch.
RADISHES—Home grown good
supply and condition 5¢ @ 8c per
bunch.
SUMMER SQUASHES—5¢
i5¢ each.
SPINACH
ply and condition
peck.
TOMATOES
lity
qual
15¢ @
@ 10c
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Home grown good sup-
10c @ 15¢ per %
-Home
and
grown good
condition good
20c per box; mostly
supply
10c @
15c.
TURNIPS—New
10c per 1% peck.
Fruits
APPLES—Transparents home
grown supply good 30c @ 40c¢ per
2. peck. Red Astrakhan 30c @ 40c
per 15 peck.
BANANAS—Supply medium good
quality and condition 30c @ 50c per
dozen.
Blackberries—Home
supply good quality
25¢ @ 30¢ qt.
CANTALOUPES—Some soft and
over ripe 10c @ 15¢ @ 20c each.
HONEY DUE MELONS—30c @
50c each.
sup-
supply limited
grown good
and condition

GOOSEBERRIES—Medium
and condition 15¢
18¢ per qt.
GRAPEFRUITS—Supply limited
quality fair 15¢ @ 20c each.
HUCKLEBERRIES—Fair supply
condition 30c @
32¢ quart.
LEMONS—Good supply fair qual-
ity and condition 20c @ 30c per doz.
ORANGES—Supply limited good
quality and condition 50¢c @ 80c per
dozen.
PEARS-—Home giown 20c @ 30c
as ‘selecting your own )
glasses” has given way to per 1a peck; fair supply. :
scientific eye testing. PEACHES—Georgia fair supply
good quality and condition 10e¢ @
15¢ per qt. Home grown fair supply
good quality 15¢ per qt. 25c @ 30c
ver % peck. $2.00 @ $2.25 per %
basket; some green low as $1.00.

PINEAPPLES-—20c @ 85c each.
PLUMS —California medium sup-
ply good" quality -10c @ 15¢ per box.
Home grown red 10e¢ qt.
RASPBERRIES—Black, good sup-
vly fine quality and condition 25¢ @
30c per qt. Red, good supply fine
quality and condition 25c @ 30c
per qt.

FLY SPRA
[On your Cows, Horses and in the!
| Poultry Houses.
disappear.
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$38
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It Pays to Use Our
The spray should!
per

WATERMELLONS-—-50c @ 75¢
each.
BUTTER—Country 65¢c @ 70c
per pound; Creamery, T0c @ 75c
Ib.
EGGS—Nearby fresh 48¢c @ 50¢
per dozen; mostly 50c.
~ POULTRY—Dressed $1.25 @
$2.25 each; Broilers 75¢ @ $1.00.
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A WOMAN’S BACK
| The Advice of This Mt. Joy Woman
is of Certain Value

gny a woman's back has many
be applied with a sprayer and should | gache$and pains.
not be diluted—well shaken.
FOR COWS—Spray all parts of
before milking, it makes milking a
pleasure. Your cows will give more
milk and is a great comfort to the
animal. i
For Horses—Horses should be
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sprayed lightly and more frequently
in warm or windy weather, also
heavy spray interior of stalls.
For Poultry—Spray interior of s
poultry houses, being careful to c
thoroughly spray the roosts, boards
and run-ways; nests may be sprayed
sparingly... Hen houses should be
sprayed twice a week until the lice
CHANDLE
W. Maip St.
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DRUG
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this
it
.my back at one ti
necessary to have someone take my |
hands and pull me to
without great
pained like toothache.
Doan’s Kidney Pills and got
simply ask for a kidney
Don's Kidney Pills— t]
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Oftthgpes tis the kidneys’ fault.
That’s’gghy Doan’s Kidney Pills
ive. Ask your neighbor!
1t Joy women know

Many Mc
Read what

e has to say about
‘Mrs. G. W. § ickley, Mount Joy
treet, says: “I way so bad off with
e that it was

! sitting po-
ition, when I got outNof bed. I

LIVE STOCK MARKET

| Ney
Herewith is a corrected weekly re-
{port of the Lancaster markets rela-

and prices |
and expense of the accumulation of
carbon
plugs, as you are up against this ev-
ery day, but if you are interested in
keeping your engine clean and sav-
gas you are now using.
my Fuel
vinced that this can be done.
will let you have one for 15
trial free of charge and if it fails to
do the work, you can return it to me
and you will have nothing to pay.
Vaporizer in a few da
and
ease, speed, power and comfort than
ever before.
a few minutes.
accessories store.
70 E. Main St.
“YEARS MISERY
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sed Lydia E. Pinkham’
\ Vegetable Compound :
and Recovered.
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J —“The doctor said 1 |
trouble and treated ie
for several weeks. |
At times I could nc! |
walk at all and |
suffered with m_ |
back and limbs so
often had to stay i
bed. I suffered oli
and on for eight
years. Finally 1
heard that Lydia FE.
Pinkham’s V e g e-
table Compound was
oood medicine and |
2d thed it with sple:-
did effect. 1 can noy do my hous
work and my washing.\, I have recon
mended your vegetable Yompound and
your Blood Medicine andythree of my
friends are taking them t® advantage.
You can use my name for a tgstimonial.”
—Mrs. Turresa COVENTRY, ko Burnett
St., Newark, N. J \

You are invited to write for fre advice
No other medicine has heen $ suc-
cessful in relieving woman’s suffering
as has Lydia 13. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. Women may receive ¥ree
and helpful advice by writing the Lydia
I. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Such letters are received and answered
! women only and held in strict
mldence.

ATTENTION
FORD CAR OWNERS
I need not tell you about the high
cost of gasoline and the annoyance
in your engine and spark
ing from 25 to 50 per cent. of the
I invite you to call and get one of
Vaporizers and be con-
I offer them: strictly on merit, and |
days
of the
ys on gasoline,
run your car with more
You will save the price
will
You can put it on your machine in
Directions go with each.
Call and get one at my tire and
J. W. ESHLEMAN.
MT. JOY, PA.

I always have on hand anything is
SMOKED MEATS, HAM, BOLOGNA
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton
West Main St.
Krall’s Meat Market

the line of
DRIED BEEF, LARD, ETC.
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COUPLE | of new Colum
No. 6's on| the cellar shelf-
in the pandtry—and the old doorl
has that lusty, vigorous ring w |
which Colambiag have made milli
of homes happy |

If it's a big house—or an office—
Columbia {Hot [Shot of whate
cellpower you need, will be yr
choice. !
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Columbias §tay ready to work fai
fully, season aftef season—they |
so long, it seems fs if they never 7}
give out. |
No special type of bell needed
Columbia Dty Batteries, no delic
adjustments. No connections to o
side circuits — absolutely safe —
ways ready to work.

MOUNT JOY, PA.—FRANK B. GROFF, North Market St.; MA
B. HEISTAND, Marietta St.; S. H. MILLER, Main St.; G. MC
Donegal St.; H. S. NEWCOMER, E. Main & BarbaraSts.; CHAS. N
West Main St.; JOHN H. TYSON, 208 E. Main St.

ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.—DEMY & DETRA, | Bainbridge St.;
DORSHEIMER, 23 Center Square; ELIZABETHTOWN PARKING
VICE GARAGE, Center Square; E. S. FREY, 15 West High St.;
BER’S GARAGE, 833 South Market St.; GEISE & McBRIDE, 33
Market St.; ULRICH GARAGE, South Main St.; J. W. ZARFOSS,
High St. :

Fahnestock Spring Clip Binding Posts orn Columbia Cell No. 6, No Extra Che
y Hot Sino 3
3 Multiple

H. H. KRALL
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Bell Telephone

Why Not
Use The Best
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Martin’s Sanitary Dairy
West Donegal St.
MOUNT JOY, PA.

\WURANCE
Bell Phone. 75R2
S. HESS HERSHEY
212 South Market Street

Hershey printed on, pleaje return them to their |
warehouse at once. The\wheat crop will be

moving soon and the sacks dgay need necessary
Thé&ge sacks have all
been purchased with the propefity.
repairs before that time.

We have large stock of feed, constantly on

hand. Highest cash prices raid f

Mt. Joy, Pa.

on. | W. Gorrecht |
37 WEST MAIN STREET |&
eweler :
Watchmaker---Engraver
J. 2. Easton :
Ind Phone 831-A1 FLORIN, PA. | &
USED & NTIQUE FURNITURE :
sell, pho»
{ you do n

ouldn’t bend over or Ii anything
pain and y back
I

ome.
Joan's quickly remedied that trauble
nd gave me more help than
nedicine I ever used.”
Price 60c, at all dealers.

same that
rs. er-Milburn
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“kley had. Fo
» Buffalo, N.

buy your jentire equipment.
for cash.

BOUGHT AND SOLD

ve anything you want to
or drop me a card. If
care to make sale, I will
I buy
If you

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| A Fing Line of Cigars and Tobacco |
PA

ACE BARBER SHOP

J. WILLIAMS, MT. JOY, PA.
iccessor to Allen Way

E egiric or Hand Clippers Used

We take this means of thanking you for the busifie
you have given us in the past. )

= Our deposits have increased wonderfully and at the bd of our
sixth year in business, which we will celebrate on April §, 1920,
our surplus will be $80,000.00 and we have invested you® money
so carefully that we have not lost a dollar in all the years §e have
been in business.

There is no bank in the County that can beat this reco
We will pay you 5% interest for money by the year.
Personal checks taken in payment of certificate of depoBit.
Sceurity—Over Two Million Dollars.
All business held Strictly Confidential.
PEOPLES BANK OF MAYTOW
Maytown, Penna.

M. R. HOFFMAN
N. F. ARNTZ
President | hiell