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DAY, APRIL 20th, 1921

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

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| : OUR DEPARTMENT FM uw THC PRODUCE AND er
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What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To :
ranc chock : OF AGRICULTURE Sor Tis, Perk LIVE STOCK MARKET
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n No = PROPER PLANTING OF PEAS CORRECT INFORMATION FUR- eR 2
N 5 ara e - GIVEN ALL-SEASON SUPPLY NISHED WEEKLY BY THE [A »
5 h = In planting garden peas prepare PENNA BUREAU OF ~~ Pe 7 A
= @ | the soil the same as for other crops, . Gu : / x
= > P R R S . = then scatter a little fertilizer where { MARKETS FOR THE YHE ¥
om ( osite . . ° tation) Bithe row is to be planted and rake BULLETIN %
= \ = hig into Wei I'he elton: of i | Here are authentic figures from the Ford factory at Detroit. 2
EB n Ta Son 8 a 1 ty be Ri | Herewith is a corrected weekly re- They showsyou just how many Ford cars and trucks have been built 2
& ® ® | somewhat And not rowed ton Cle. port of the Lancaster markets rela- each month Since January 1, 1921 and how many have been sold to &
1amo ric atteries @m ly together. Scatter the seed in this veto produce snd Jive Stocks retail customeRg, in the United States. i x
{furrow 15 or 20 seeds to the foot, Lancaster Retail Produce Market Delivered to >
‘then cover about 3 inches deep and | Trading at the variou rket Yue dh 3 al TA i
a B22 fove i es I | : ] ¢ mi Produced Retail Customers
Le Ss - | ; ljghuly Arm i? 0 Bi over He eed { ve a 5 MOT { : ! 1 JANUARY 29,883 57,208 3
., ’ hs oie ot hae, i evel a NR oi; buye: FEBRUARY 35,305 63,603 9
6 » =w Wi zen 1y lapse before A MARCH . ’: i
Uni ted Stat s Tires Eons Wl fuss pes if MARCH 61.866 san
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: Le Ep rroduction® 127.074 Total Retail Sales 208,032 3
® ALL MAKES OF BATTERIES RECHARGRD and REPAIRED B 3 zl exe
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r od hatches may | ent 1s { : yndition Ha }
) - Q renso I XT ted. The size of : > { head H 3
LY OQ t} flock in the fall, however, de- "Ut un Dandeli ( gM
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given the chicks during the first six | 10€Kich ie 0 gy Be 1¢ ‘
\ Q weeks of their existence. | der Him n od 1Te | (
an QO The following suecestions for their | C0omed : ket 60e Crysta ( 2
&S care during th neriod ate miven be | Droom saesht du ich bin ne b arlae I rid : ; 1 [dg e ore
poultry specialists of United States | 2; I fr 2 hized h \ cul 4 ! bap i
® ® Q Department of Agriculture: 71 eS ch. y
Q Start he brooder a r two | Ne 0: Parsnij I & uc
& X1inime 1 % before nu Lem trl, Tn Be yeh Co
3 that the heating ipparatus is work- | 1° mna. Par He 1 i DH b i
Q ng properly \ 1 a b hu
QO — - Broode lamj should be leaned { Y . 3 1.1 “1 :
& EE & very “day j : : Everybody is getting by to build, rebuild and repair.
; A ecor 1 sh he ept of ; Ve n the 10 1 WN be « n. [.abor and 1na=-
1 % i Q haten A late set, numl : terials will | tied u \%o0id delavs. worries and
Rachman Pho 8 i ns
neal if i U ; I pense 1 ) ik ht away
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0 Qi ht erinaitgn Use concrete
O Man fou Q I verlast g(uires no painting,
$y if U il JUV; A 1 Ped
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Q & Nas $ 1 \ hat wou have to do.
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List of Specials |
SOME OF THESE TIRES ARE NEW — OTHERS ARE RE- t1 lots the Si)
PAIRED. ‘ u \
No Size Make List Sale - Tue pat ean bo ma der
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4 32x314 LEE PUNCTURE PROOF new $25.05..$15.00 7 I hy ;
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1 32x4 TRIUMPH ,............ new $30.00..$18.00 n June a
2 3334 TRIUMPH .......... ....new $32.00..$19.00 FOLLOW THE ! er
2 34x4 TRIGMPH: .............. new $33.00. .$20.00 AND CUT IR — meses e a SEE :
/ . ) Have 1 ) \ I ( 1
2 30x3)%; GOODYEAR ..60 p. c. good $20.00..% 3.00 tall, ed Ire on ; 20000QOCI0H000COCO00000CANICOCE0000000000000000000008
1 30x31; PERFEETION ..45 p. c. good $20.00..$ 6.00 t a: Tn Mie Danis groppol ;
1 32x4 DIAMONB ....50 p. c. good $32.50..$15.00 them occasionally witl or t . 5 ( p- == @ ~
- 5 fiin will keep them in i 1 WwW o Sewwr 3 rurss sm f rived Bei nitgec
1 37xB UNITED STATES 35 p. c. good $60.00. .$15.00 or i en 4 ( gt y 3 Uv e i. AY i Ive § €}% EKA RICE CSE
\ Rusty or dirty irons sl ; Rh as 95 Di Pir P R /
1 31x4 KELLY ...\..20 p.c. good $34.00..$ 8.00 BORE ith sad Sore or natn rik LE a i A ar. Joply 40280 5 o> oe Vv ‘
1 31x4 GOODRICH .%\.25 p. c. good $28.00..% 8.50 washed, wiped dry, heated, waxed, | ony Fan loss n tr rries: Fla. choice, f 1 Mf OY nev YY Y cay ?
1 33x4 DIAMOND 80 p. c. good $35.00..$15.00 ip rubbed smooth | ang | HE ea 1 d is t
} lave clothes 1 ( 1 1 Q y Q n 1 t 1 y (1 (
2 34x41; GOODYEARS . 98, p. c. good $47.95..$35.00 hn elf i a sD oma he AR
2 34x41, GOODYEAR PLAIN '¢5p.c. good $43.00. .$30.00 : Iron fabric Ty | nee ( vi I I 3 PERSONAL CHECKS TAKEN FOR CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSI
\ nread, n 1 { « h 1] » as
\ - a space at ble. Most | or oxis g nt! 1 chickens $1
\ materials look best f ironed thoi f W 1 1 A $1.00 {
ge Y oughly dry. : I $2.25 ch SECURITY OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS
= Ire yn first the parts that dry out Lane ( 1d Feed Marke
MT. JOY AUTO SUPPLY CO. or ot ie Saris hu hy em pau a > Gysin, Sn Ped iintient
AAS Fe we hy 1h ird when finis ish d. or nu azed ] 13
208 E. Main Street, MOUNT JOX, PA. Por silis 'wonlors, and colored mio. | x fags; he 00 ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
\ . terials, use medium-hot irons. t npir 1 extr wan I ishel, Ha
all these material | wronge \ nrac Fu 1 Of br a—————T——
2 except aprons children’s dresses |. 1 1 1 0as1s.( tor
that need a smooth surface to keep | cover harvested four times a se Selling Price of Feeds i 8 1
clean longer. Silks and woolens may [2 is out at the end of the $30a8$31 ton, Shorts $30a- i JF | AV 10
{J JOT J I mg | 2, EPO ed on the right side if covéred | third year, thus subjecting the soil | $31, Hominy, §34a$35 ton, Middl ) Vi B | U
E with dampened cheese-cloth, say | to varving degrees of depletion |$3 y ton, Linseed Meal LE in ; i
THE QUESTION household specialists of the United | throueh erosion. ton, Cottonseed Meal 41% {
States Department of Agriculture. ! HE CR a , Cottonseed Meal 43%
OF FURNITURE OUALITY
R RANGE REVEGETATION BASED
There are fewthings that quality effects so vitally as furni-
ON GRAZING METHODS USED
Range depletion is due in a large
measure to premature grazing and to
lack of uniform utilization of the
forage crop, investigations now being |

ware. 0
Often things that people buy fo personal wear and for home
use are not always expec to last a long time, but this connot be
said about furniture. When“gou buy furniture you are buying
something you expect to rendéx, you long service. It will if you
buy it here, because here we of quality first. All the furni-
ture we buy must measure exactly to requirements which we
make as to the manner of workmanship. And, after all, in the
long run, well-made furniture is the chénpest sort of furniture to
buy. We invite comparison, look around, “compare qualities and
prices and then come here and see ur vast assortment.

rried on at the Great Basin Experi- |
the Forest Service of the United |
States Department of Agriculture
show. These experiments,

hich have |
= (been conducted over a 4-year period,
have been for the purpose of ascer- |
taining just how certa iin range b unch |
asses are affected by diforer nt sys- |
tems of grazing. |
2! . It was found that the yield of
® violet wheat grass when removed by
Westenberger, Maley & Myers
128-131 East King Street LANCASTER, PA. m | cutting once in a season, at the time
ST LT DED 0) our, | the seed crop matured, was four and
[two-tenths times as large as when it
was removed four times in a season
|and three and eight-tenths times as
{large and when the herbage was re-
{moved twice in the season.
| Native brome grass, on the other
thand, yielded six times as much
{when harvested twice during the sea-
son, but the yield from one cutting
{was three and three-tenths times as
|much as when it is removed four
times. This means in range revegata-
tion that the grass native there must
be taken into consideration and a sys-
tem of grazing used that is suitable
to it. \
The experiments also showed the
strikin difference in water content in
herbage as the season advances. In
the leafage of the vielet wheat grass
harvested once in a season, just
before seed maturity, the water con-
tent averaged 41 per cent. Plants
jereed twice, late in the season, con-

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Both Telephones MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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SUMMER CARE OF HEATERS
There is danger of rust when
stove or furnace stands unused for
some time. 1
taken down in the ]
spring, cleaneq,
| and stored in a dry place. The doors
| should be left open to keep the in- |
A lump of unslacked lime
on the grate w ik collect the moisture
and thus prevent rust,
nomic specialists in United States De
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partment of Agriculture say. Leave |
| the boiler of a steam or hot-wa
heater ‘filled with water up to
af py valve, during the summer.
The old adage, “an apple a day
keeps the doctor away,” might
well have read “a carrot or an onl
a day,” and probably the
would be about the same as reg:
reducing the doctor’s bill. V
tables of all kinds are necessary
the diet, but particularly valuable
are those available in the spring and
summer, say specialists of the United
States Department of Agriculture

During 1920 the specialists of the
Bureau of Markets, United States
Department of Agriculture, carried
on investigations in handling apples
and pears in the course of harvesting,
packing and transporting, and the de-
termination of the stage of maturity
at which they should be picked, also
investigations to determine the
factors responsible for the decay and
deterioration in shipments of these
fruits from the Pacific Northwest.
A study of the methods of pre-
cooling and refrigerating California
oranges was undertaken in co-opera-
tion with the California Fruit
Growers’ Exchange.
Smokepipes should be |

ton, Dairy Feed 15% Protein $32
t Dairy Feed 1¢ Protein

$34a$ mn, Dairy Fec Pro-
tein 10 ton, Dairy Feed 24%
Protei $44 ton, Bains Feed {
| 25 Prot 5a$46 ton
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POSITIVE PROOF

Should Convince the Greatest Skep- |
tic in Mount Joy
jt’ x the evidence of a Mt

investigated.
merit.
The best proof. Read it:
H. M. Brown, Mt. Joy Street says:
| “ had a dull, throbbing ache in my
back just over my hips. Soreness
_ | settled over my kidneys and my
kidneys were so frequent in action
and had to get up at night quite
often. In the morning I would feel
all tired out. I used Doan’s Kidney
Pills and they promptly helped me
and soon entirely relieved me of the
trouble. I haven’t had to use Dpan’s
Kidney Pills for quite awhile mow,
but I keep them on had to use as a
preventive.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—gat
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Brown had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.

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letin makes it the best advertising
medium in this section of Lancaster
county. Give it a trial and be con-
vinced. tf
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It pays to advertise in the Bulletin
Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin

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Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $85,000.00
MICHAEL R. HOFFMAN, SIMON F. SNYDER.
President Cashier \:
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RHEEMS, PA.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
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Light and Heavy Wagons
Hay Flats, Tobacco Ladders, Wagon Bodies, Wheelbarrows, Ma-
nure Sleds, Wheels cut down,and fit with tires, New Axles, New
Tongues, Wagon Hounds, and™all parts of wagons.
See Smith’s Steel Wheel Low Down
Special $39.00 and up
Tobacco Labbers at $1 per foot ;
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY
TERMS: Cash—Satisfaction Guaranteed
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BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT
RHEEMS, PA.
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