The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, January 19, 1921, Image 6
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1921 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A. 00g O000O0OO00O0OOOCONOOLOO0O0 INCREASE YO ¥ ¥ \ i» -B Manure Spreader Spreads Evenly A Strip F| ull 7 Feet Wide WO tons of manure appliefl with this spreader eo +h Ly a “7 - i : has the efficiency of three topsspread with a fork. Every farmer in this locality will be inferested in this machine. cality 11'be The E-B Spreader is built low down{—e 1Sy to load—easy to pull. Water-tight bed holds liqu/d in manure. Drives through a 6 ft. Double steel beater with 102 chisel door. th and 18 wide spreagl steel blades thoroughly 1d in most available plant food form. ns square corer. Weight only 1800 y 3 ft. 5 in. from ground to S capacity— < spre h you. Come in and see us. If you are a buyer for a Ford Automobiles we should be pleased to sell you Jany style. We sell Case Tractors, New Holland and Emerson Engines, Peerless Mills and Roughage Grind¢rs, Maytag Washer with air cooled motor and everything for use on the farm. We ask your patronage. TRULY YOURS, MOOLOOOOOOOO0000 OUR CROPS DE: | : G. Moyer Donegal Street, MOUNT JOY QOQEOOOOCOO000000000000C0Q x Xx = my a 9 CREAM and Skimmed Milk Bachman Chocolate Mfg. Co. Mount Joy, Penna, COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0CO Q Q Q Q a ur Q 8 Q Q Q Q Q 8 Q 8 Q : <Q COCOOOOO States Tires ited When |You Ride on Quality You Ride For Less ited States Tires Schock Garage Mount Joy, Pa. WANA N A OODOO0 OOOO0GOOOO0O0OOOOOLLLOLOLLLLVOOLOOOOOODOOY 5g og EL THE QUESTION OF FURNITURE QUALITY . There iro few things that quality effects so vitally as furni- ure. Often pinos that people buy fo personal wear and for home use are nof glwavs expected to last a long time, but this connot be said about :ymityre, When you'buy furniture you are buying something goy expect to render you long service. It will if you buy it her, because here we think of quality first. All the furni- ture we bly must measure exactly up to requirements which we make as to the manner of workmanship. “And, after all, in the long run, well-made furniture is the cheapest sort of furniture to buy. We invite comparison, look around, compare qualities and prices and then come here and see ur vast assortment. Nf i “Westenberger, Maley & Myers LANCASTER, PA. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH Say This Week Husht se shunt ba- En shil-grut. drocht We wooner shae is se ga- maucht. Se is ken fish, ken fugle un ken fee. Se con lawfa, schwimma un shpringa, un es besht fun oll, se con era mowl tsoo holda. Se hut fier bae un olla bae hut en nawma—shil-grut, dril-shut, tud-mortal un snorting- tapper. Won en fodder ae house hut far yades fun sina kinner don is are reich g’heaesa, un duch is de shil- gruit feel besser ob wile se gebora is mit ram house uff em buckel—un en shenner house os mensha hond arsh- offa con. Des house holdt se so long as se laebt, un ken lawyer con en mortgage druff rgeega, un ken shreef cons era forkawfa. Es kusht se ken rent, ken tox un ken insurance. Es is fire, wasser un burglar-proof. Won de soon shind con se’s usa far en um- barell, wons dunnert un regered tzeeked se era kup un bae ni un is perfectly drooka. Se hut net feel tsu sawga awer hucked im fens-eck en gonser dawg un farwiled sich mit era agena godonga. Won se gaed hoonda don nembt se era house mit sich un hut olsfart era aeba bed far What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To brauch net shoffa. Won ebber coomed se b’soocha os se net gleicht don con se usht era kup ni tzeega, de deer shleesa, un nemond wase os se dehame is. Wons house- butsa aw-gaid don con se sich eish- leesa bis de fraw fardich is shelda un derno con se rouse cooma un saena we shae os olles ga-wiseled is. Won en g’suffner mon coomed un laeged era ous: we boll os are si tzeidung batzawla daid don con se usht ins house gae un worda bis are era es geld unich de naws sheebt. Won se in de karrich gaid un der shtore-keeper, woo da awrma leit far- tzae ounce tzooker tsu der poond gebt, fongt si fartzich yord gabade aw woo are shunt fartzich yohr nim- my gawexeled hut, dun con se usht era kup ei-tzeega, der shlissel draya un shloafa gae bis se es Sockdolligy singa. Won se der foreshtayer saed cooma mit em glimgle-seckly don con se usht der kup eitzeega un aw-lussa 0s won se net dahame ware bis are farby is, un won se im shtettle is uff en Soondawg un de boova un maid cooma fun der shool un maena se wista olles un wissa duch net ga- nunk far sich tsu bahaefa in resh- pectably society, don con se era kup ei-tzeega un heila un neemond con saena de draena cooma. Yaw, in fiel waega hut de shil- gruft der fore-tzook ivver der men- sch. Se bzrouch ken millner, ken schneider un ken sho-maucher bill batawla, gaed bloot-keppich, bawr- feesich un gons nockich es yohr room un duch wardt se net kold. Se agened de gons weldt un setzed era hause | onna woo se will. Se wardt uft- mohls en hoonert yohr oldt wile se ken duckter- shtuft nembt, un won se schtarrebt don lust se era house doh, awver es tzeeked nemond mae | ni. Se maucht ken willa un lust de | lawyer es tswa-banich fee melka. Se lust sich net fargrawva awver wardt In fact se is en far gae-galust warra. A NEW HOLLAND SHOT loafer—awver se batzawled, era Mer con feel fun der shil-grut Won SATURDAY’S SHGOT arlicha shoolda un wase won esu laerna. Se coomed in ken shtride un : ! schwetsa. Se hut gor woonerbawr lust yader ebber gae. Se wase net One of the best attended live bird feel advantages ivver der mensch. woo se hare cooma is un woo se on- shoots ever held at Elizabethtown, na gait, awver de wile os se doh is was held there on Saturday aft broveered se es besht do os se con, settled era accounts uff we se gaid jun attend shtrictly tsu era agena bis- niss. best. wing shots met. shooting, took first money whil there were five ties for second mone Was Comparatively Low 1 Harrisburg, Pa.--Lancaster coun- assisted by a strong west wind, mad ty industrial workers were victims of | 800d scores difficult. Weiler finishe 14 fatal acidents during 1920, ac-|With thirteen while Jno. E. Schroll, ording to figures issued today by Dr. | of Mount Joy, H. C. Good, of Lan- Clifford B. Connelley, Commissioner caster, Benj. Reese, of Lancaster, Daniel Brubaker, of East Donegal. Throughout the State, there were I'he score: 2,628 fatalities suffered by workmen during the last year. One thousand and nineteen miners were killed, 580 {of the persons fatally injured were (employees of public service corpor- lations, and 929 worked in industrial 15-Bird Event Gust Weiler 1010122292512122.13 Jno. E. Schroll 1100011 2121111112 New Holland’s best bet in all aroun\d An exceptionally fast bunch of bird : of the Pennsylvania Department of |Geotge Sargen and Jos. 7° r, of Labor and Industry. Of that num-| Marietta, each finished w /even ber 2 were killed in manufacturing’ dozen dead ones. Third = .s went || § plants, 12 in public service work, and to Jacob R. Groff, of Lancaster, Ira none in mines. Kersey, Elizabethtown’s pride, and vy ABLE T0 D0 HER WOR After Long Suffering Mrs. Sief: Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Pottsville, Pa.—‘‘I suffered wit female trouble for four or five yearsar : was very irregula il I was not fit to Yili my work at time fll and took medicin § from a doctor an got no benefit. llsaw Lydia E. Pink | fMlham’s Vegetable ffl Compound adver | ftised in the news papers and took it? and got all right. I} gained twenty - pounds or more and am now able todo my work. I recom- mend the Vegetable Compound to my friends and you may use these factsasa testimonial.” —Mrs. SALLIE SIEFERT, 313 W. Fourth eet: Pottsville, Pa. The everyday life of many housewives is a continual struggle with weakness and pain. There i nothing more wear- ing than the ceaseless round of house- hold duties and they,become doubly hard when some female trouble makesevery J [plants. The figures were compiled Benj. Reese plants. le hgu p 25 ‘ [by the Bureau of Workmens Com- HC : bs 212102211020-—12 \ 1 | . L. 00¢C pensation... oc oo. © 022112021210 11 1—12 . | Jos. Ziegler HERE'S A REAL BUY. | 110112201212201—12 : | Geo. Sargen I am going to sell the fine frame | X : rosidence of Mr. Milton B. Methey,| - 230011111220121—1 fon West Donegal street and sell it |”? Tor 4 1111110110-11 quick. Listen to this: Lot fronting ViR oe oo a 50 ft. on West Donegal St., along| "09 Yo 211022012 0—11 trolley, fine frame house with tin D Brabaker. fo 4: ey roof, 4 rooms down, 4 rooms and al": 5 0 ke 20222110122 0—11 bath on second floor, side porch en- Dhsiecl Moore me ELTA closed with glass, in Winter and fly| = * 79 202202202022 0-—10 screens in Summer, electric lights, Ward Moore heat, new furnace, bath, steel range, 4 99 001202122200 2—10 all door and window screens as well as window shades, 4 tons of coal for range and 9 tons for heater are all included in sale. Immediate posses- sion. Call, phone or write Jno. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy. tf PRICED TO SELL, $5,000 > w—— J. B.Eshbach 120120200220110— 9 Oliver Spickler 2001022x2022000— 7 C. H. Banzhof 102002010000202— 6 Roy S. Balmer 011020000012010— 6 bong and muscle ache, and nerves allon edge. : 1f you are one of these women do not suffer for four or five ‘years as Mrs. Siefert did, but profit by her experience and be restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ompac], Here’s a Bargain I have just listed a very desirable truck farm on Longenecker road, Mt. Joy, that will be sold quick. About six acres of excellent land, large frame house, barn, tobacco shed and cellar, an abundance of fruit, a good investment for any one. Good lo- cation for warehouse or building drin shlofa. Won en mick derwake bis de u-mensa se ous em house draw- New York recently exhibited a (x) dead out of bounds. purposes. Convenient to industries, coomed fongt se se, nembt se Ins | ga, un waega dar naixta weldt bekim- [search light of 7,000,000 candle ———————— trolley, ete. Has boro water, light, house un frest se oll uff amohl. Sie{mert se sich net wile se usht frogt | power. 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All other points of strain are specially reinforced. Ask your dealer to show you a pair of the U. S. Walrus. Examine for yourself their wonderful built- United States Rubber Company to-wear construction. After you've worn a pair for a day or two, you’ll realize why farmers &verywhere are buving them. Other types of “U.S.” Footwear— built for rough service U. S. Boots have all the wear and comfort which the ace cumulated improvements of 74 years have given them. U. S. Bootees lace on over the sock like a leather shoe. You can wear them all day long in mud and water—your feet will stay dry and comfortable. The U. S. line of footwear has a type for every need —arctics, rubbers, “overs.” Every one is backed by over half a century of experience. The rubber comes from our own plantations—the whole process of manu- facture is supervised by experts. i { Always look for the U. S. Seal—it means solid wear and long service for your money. “yy. 8 BY where the w Made in all ¢ —Hip, Half In red, bla ¥