WEDNESDA
She Knows
“l am a Domestic Science Graduate
APRIL 12TH, 1922
and a chemical student from the
——Normal School. After making
the experiment testing various
baking powders I never use any
except the Royal.
»”
Mrs. J.P,

ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Severe Pure
: Contains No Alu

i
4 Send for New Royal Coo Bo it’s FREE
yal Bak ng Powder Co., 130 W St., New York
=
mm
Bn
|
- and REBUILD ALL BATTERIES
= at our place of business We are now ready for your work and will
® GUARANTEE OUR WORK TO BE SATISFACTORY.
]
= —~ 9 BD)
REAM’S GARAGE
=
=
. MOUNT JOY, PA,
=
EO ORR
Leaves No Bitter Taste

Building
and
Repairing
Radiators
FOR ANY MAKES OF
CARS
38 N. MarHKet St.,

THE M. A. SHOP
MUMMA & VOGT, Proprs.

FENDER. AND BODY REPAIRING
AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY
LANCASTER, PA.
A 4)

COOOOOOOOCOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO0
I

Why not improve your soil sub-
stantially this year.
More than
a carload of chicken fertilizer for
sale.
GARI'S POULTRY FARM
MOUNT JOY, PA.
2C0000CCOOOOCCOOOVCOVTOOT0
CLARENCE SCHOCK |
MOUNT JOY, PA. ;
GOTT
LUMBER -COAL
B\"'8 >
GIVE
serVICE)

Kmart

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH

What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To
Say This Week

Mer hen ei und reiches ‘lond,
Des | 1 1 sawga
Se hen ! r hond
Duch | law
fa
)
"7
I
0
! rt
C1 1
I Lr al (
and at d of
The U | States Depar of
Agricultaure has designed a ration
specially to be fed to flocks that re
ceive all of the table scraps. The
mash of this ration to be made up of
3 pounds corn meal, 1 pound bran,
{1 pound middlings, one-half pound
meat scrap. The scratch feed con-
tains 2 pounds cracked corn, 1 pound
wheat, and 1 pound oats. If scraps
are not available, feed 5 pounds of
{cooked vegetables daily to thirty
‘hens. Two percent of bone meal
{may be added to the mash without
changing any of the other constit-
uents. Five per cent of bone meal
'may be added if the content of meat
scrap is reduced slightly.

|
| PEOPLE OF OUR TOWN
{

ne
SUGHRE
Here's To the Ordinary Fellow, whe
never Gets his Picture in the Papers
but just Plugs Along day after day
doing his duty, rais a Iukily and
acting the Part of a Good Citizen
We can't All be Officers in this Game
of Lift and, after.all, it’s the Private
who really counts,
LIME BENEFITS CLAY SOILS
Application Has Effect of Pulverizing
and Loosening, and Corrects
Sourness.
An application of
10-quart
slaked lime to
60 feet in
beneficial,
about 10 ordinary
hydrated or alr-
a plot of ground 30 by
will generally prove
Lime has the of
and pulverizing any heavy
and of binding loose, sandy
Lime corrects any sour-
ness in the soil due to lack of drain-
but in a case oc this kind proper
ainage should be secured. Lime
pailfuls of
size
effect
ioosening
day
soils
soil,
also
age,
ar

hould always be applied to thé sur-
mee, and in no case should it be put
cn the land at the same time as com-
merical fertilizer. “he proper method
would be to spread the lime upon the
land just after plowing and before
harrowing; then appiy the commercial
;ertilizer one week later. Under no
ircumstances should “lime he mixed
with commercial fertilizer or manur
as it liberates the nitrogen from the
eee AQ
Spring Plowing in Full Swing
The frost is out ofthe ground and
the farmers have started their spring
plowing.
There was considerable fall plow-
ing and it is safe to state that more
than one-half of the acreage for corn
in this section has already been turn-
ed under, which will soon be ready
for harrowing.
Probably in a week or two potato

planting can be started.

THE PRODUCE AND
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CORRECT
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE
PENNA. BUREAU OF
MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN
Herewith is a corrected weekly re-
port of the Lancaster markets rela-
tive to prodyse and live stock:

All the markets were well st stocker!
with seasonable commodities Buy-
ers were in good attendance and trad-
ise active. Southern vegetables are
increasing in supply including peas,
beans, cucumbers, asparagus and to-
matoes selling mostly fancy pric-
| es. were plentiful and held
ste und the 25¢ l Muc!
a C L ¢ 1
the ( h
cil Cc (
1 t
n
Range of Prices
I
{
)
\
|
|
| R I H i S
d
|
|
|
{
d
|
f,
a : 8. rown
ood supply and cc 10¢ a
bunch.
Turnips: N. J. and nearby, fair sup
ply, 10-15¢ quarter peck.
Rhubarb: Nearby, supply limited,
15-20¢c bunch.
Fruits
Apples: Home "grown varieties, a
20-30¢ quarter peck. N.
and condi-
Western
quarter
good supply
Y. liberal supply, quality
tion good 40-60c¢ half peck.
box various varieties 50-60c
peck.
Bn. anas: Supply good, quality and
condition good, 25¢ @ 35¢ per doz-
en.
Grape Fruit: Florida, good supply,
5 @ 15c each.
Lemons: Good supply, fair quality

COME 10 0s FOR
PRINTING
That Sells Goods

Printing Brings
Clients
Not every business has a show |
window. If you want to winmore |
clients, use more printing and use
the kind of printing that faithfully |
represents your business policy. |
You save money and make money
for your patrons. Do the same for
yourself by using an ecenomical |
high grade paper — Hammermill
Bond — and ge=d printing, both of |
which we can give you.
If you want printing service and
economy — give use a trial. le

tir canta a re
INFORMATION FUR. |

LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A. EESSgr=s=="""
BOWEL INDIGESTION
RELIEVED QUICKLY
| Now Work Woman Warmly Praises
Jaques’ Little Wonder Capsules
| “I hive taken your Little Wond-
er C apsyles and want to express my
appreciation to you for the wonder-
ful resul§s that I have so far ob-
, tained. I\have been suffering from
( Brigg’ the bowels for a long
time, Since taking these wonderful
capsules, my appetite has increased
and assimilation of the food that I

take seems td, be perfect,”
This is an éxact copy of a letter
written by Mi§s Louise M. Brun-
ning, of 255 WA52d St.,, New York
City, praising Jaques’ Little Wonder
Capsules, \
Jaques’ Little Wonder Capsules
contain a number ofy\standard medi
cines acknowle« ds red 0 be correct.
ives in treati certalp gasti
inte sturt need,
¢ 1 ct to the
Of benefigial 3
1 Ct 0% 11
tion, «¢ 1 constipgti
5
3
Bi y
bf i
i
‘
’
Fhroge
raut packer ipply of the yel-
lows-1 ‘abbag eed 1s avail
1D 1¢ th e1 11 CCL1ons where
he )¢ cabbage are needed.
Resistar strai of other varieties, |
including Holl ands r,All Head E arly,
and Copenhagen Market are being
developed and will be propagated
for distribution in the near future.
Apples Spray Next--The
opening rapidly and apple
should watch for the time
ing the delayed dormant spray. This
is when the apple buds begin to show
green. The spray to use is a mixture
of lime-sulphur, nicotine and arsen-
ate of lead. It is for the control of
San Jose, ter shell and scurfy
scales, rosy apple aphis, bud moths
and leaf rollers.
season is
growers
for apply-
ovs

30c @ 50c dozen. Chick Feeding--Buttermilk grow-
Oranges: Florida and California, ing mashes, either home mixed or
supply good, quality and condition commercial where skim milk or but-
good 25-7T0¢ dozen. termilk are not available, are yery
Butter: country 45 @ 50c lb. good. However, both milk and but-
Cre: mery 16 @ 5bHec. 1b. termilk mash should not be fed at the
Eggs: 25 @ 27c¢ dozen; mostly 25c. same time :
a Dressed chickens $1.00 Garden—Clean all rubbish from
to $2.00 each. Ducks $1.25 to $2.00 fe Saden before beginning Spring
each, Pea fowls $1.00 to $1.50. and a i the cages
1 for d insect pests.
“Rats Pass Up All Other Food For a Pla we for you:
One Meal of Rat-Snap” ly of sil ichteer
Their first meal of RAT-SNAP is ‘month A little « ra feed during
their last. Kills in a few minute 5. Ju I AL
Dries up the care: Rat killed to n i
[with RAT-SN/ AP oe wve no odor. RAT- you d«
SNAP comes in cake form. Break hs
into small pieces, leave where rats now for s
travel. No mixing with other food. re \ y
Cats or dggs won't touch it. Safest, cl or
cleanest, surest rat and kil )( 1
Three sizes, 3be, 65c, § $ d durine N ;
and guaranteed by H. S. Ney ‘arrowing Time that nu
and Dr. W. D. Chandler, Mount . ws farrow in dry, warm quart
=~ Be on} | at this time even if you
must sacrifice a little sleep; an hour
of inattention at the critical period
may mean a little lost.
KEEPING PU} ‘BR ED STOCK
INDUCES BETTER RMING

The fist f1 ental of succes nd Nr Le,
) vhether on the please call 856R2 Independent Phone.
r in the larg
d It is true tha Ice for sale during the entire season and .at all
; fr : So] times at my place of business at Brewery.
were € | I I :
1 5 "
y 1 ) retu » {E
€ nour I
0 ( ea |
measu he recog a a
nized as i wel n the place
met! ods, and the man himself that North Market Street. MOUNT JOY, PA.
comes from having birds that a- 8-3
bovi« the ordir ary. A man who ha mans
well-bred stock ‘talks about if
shows it to his neighbors. Natur:
he wants the SHrronniime of his flock |
& ( rs 118 flock |
to look shipshape and he takes pride | SOO0000O0000CONOOOOCOOO00D
in showing a knowledge of feeds and |
the methods of feeding |
High-class sto of : nv kir 1 has | —. nim AER) 010 T
4 any kind has ¢ ®
tendency to br other purebred ani-

mals to the farm. A good pure bred |
animal continues its work of improve-
ment indefinitely not only within its |
own case but eve the
farm from the field

“And There Wasn't the Slightest
Smell From Dead Rats.”
Writes John Simpkins, farmer
Annandale, N. J.: “Rq
me hundreds ye arly:
{rets, poison, could not
‘Bought $1.25 pke
tried dogs y
gt rid of
. of RAT-SNAP (5
cakes.) Used half, not a live rat!
'since. Dead ones aplenty. _1I like
RAT-SNAP because after killing rats |
lit dries them Bp jcaves no smell.”
{Three sizes, 35¢, 65c, $1.21. Sold
and guaranteed %y H S. Newcomer
and Dr. W. D. Chandler, Mount Joy.
fer-
a
JE 1 Tt LL LL BL LR WER ® WR EE EE RE

of |
its were costing |
them. |

r

COI

REY voi
STR :
»
aad

~ - 0 15 ~Tisk Premier Treo d 310.85
HE F isk Pre miler 30 X Non-S cid Fabric . M5
3 3 s 30 x 3'9—Extra-Ply Red-Top 13.85 *
I'read is a tire which “4 ss
yields an honest, generous 9.85
measure of serviceata low 5, Cr: oo; Tu
. 2x4 Non-Skid Cord . 39.00
price 34 x 4!,—Non-Skid Cord . 11.00
| 35x58 —Non-Skid Cord . 51.50
See this tire and compare
with any at a competing
price.

It is your best pur-
chase if you want a low-
priced tire

Jims. y
e,and is Fisk
Itisa Fisk Tir
character clear thrgugh.

K i =» = 101 1
n
=
a.
10 »
iv. m
Ee] |
a Fouring-—Plain. ..% .... ca. 00. i. S342 00
a
Fouring—Starter and Demountable ....... 443.00
Runabout—Plain. ... . % . ............... 319.00
Runabout—Starter and Demountable. .. ... 414.00
645.00
110 1D

{ Coupe. .................... % .. >....... 580.00
Chassis——Plain. ....... ..... . % 0. ce. 285.00 =
Chassis—Starter and Demountable. . ...... 380.00 :
Truck... ....... "........ 0 Bis ies 430.00
Truck—Starter..........:.... 500.00
Fordson Tractor
All Prices F. O. B. Detroit, Mich.
Order Now From
H. S. Newcomer
Mount Joy, Penna.
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
TTT 10
SE) 0 0
DOO0OO0O0OOO000O000CO0000
Notice
To The Public
Starting Monday, March 13 I will *un an Ice Wag-

on through Mount Joy and Florin daily... If you care to
be served with pure Distilled
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0O0

|

§
3 COMAN. COAL
|e ALL SIZES AND KINDS QF COAL ON HAND FOR IM.
| # MEDIATE DELIVERY. CARDS ARE NOT USED ANY MORE.
a -
i
F. H. BAKER_
| *
| i TRY SUCRENE DAIRY FEED FOR MORE MILK,
| & USE SUCRENE ORY MASH FOR CHICKENS FOR MORE. EGG!
: UMB d
i LUMBER and GOAL
A

Both Telephones MOUNT JOY, PENNA.