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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1924
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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Why Farmers are Turning to
i Jor Eoonomical Transportation
¥ In 1922 Chevrolet jumped from seventh to second
place in sales of all cars, and to first place in sales of
fully equipped modern cars.
Purchases by farmers were the chief factor in this
remarkabie development.
Farmers want automobiles not only of low first
price, but also of low later cost for operation and
maintenance.
They want room, comfort, and the ability to stand
up under hard conditions.
They find that Chevrolet, fully equipped as sold, is
the best value per dollar in the low-priced field, and
neighbors tell them it costs less per mile to operate.
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Chevrolet Sales and Service Station
MOUNT JOY, PA.
3] Special for Saturday Only
Saturday, October 4th, 1924
(ANCASTER FAIR
SEPTEMBER 30, OCTOBER |,2, 3.
The Biggest and Best Fair ever attempted in Lancaster. Many old
favorites are back again—many new and startling features have
been added to the biggest list ‘of attractions ever presented.
Wallace's Vocal Orches the Finest aE wd
Just received a largs consignment of
SCHRAFFT’S CHOCOLATES
ABOUT TWENTY VARIETIES
which will be sold for one day only at
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40¢ PER LB.
You can have all of one kind or assorted—as you prefer.
No limit as to quantity.
10-cent sizes Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, 3 Packs 25c.
Red Man, 2 Packs for 25c.
15-cent Packs of Cigaretts, 2 Packs for 23c.
All
15¢
All
All 8-cent Sa, Standard Brands, 4 for 25c.
All 5-cent Ci , Standard Brands, 6 for 25c.
All Penny Goo ig 10c a Dozen, or 5¢ per hag f Dozen.
BACHMAN’S CHOCOLATE. We
5-1b. Plain Bars that we are selling
We make of
have 5-ib. Almend Bars and
t $1.50 Per Bar.
We also have a special price on Bachman 10-1b bars of coating.
H. A. DARRENKAMP,
3 Doors East of Post Office
MOUNT JOY, PA.
«55 Vaudeville Acts, Po Bud Snyder | Exhibits
Hla Co. She Nx owt of Ts oa give ie Stans Poi
sonss on, ¢ & and complete owing of lates arm Bwise Ex its, glories
implements, tractors,
1025 wl odels.
DONT MISS THE MIDWAY
20 high class shows, Sie oe 2) Bland. Sharper, Butlarly, obo. Bia Misetow
ns Ferris Wheel, Merry
w and Buckskin Ben's and
in purses Jou 2 ‘tis oars Juoing pro will
far surpass previous years. Rain or shine, @ races y on the
best track in the State.
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DONOVANS
Store Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 O'Clock
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New Fall Suits $15
For Men and Young Men
All wool materials, in soft finished worsteds that will not gloss
or shine. All sizes 35 to 46. Donovans 2nd floor.
tse Our Mall Order Serviee
The Produce and
Live Stock Market
CORRECT INFORMATION FUR.
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE
PENNA. BUREAU OF
MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN
Daily livestock and weekly review,
conditions at the Stock Yards: during
the past week showed little or no
improvement. All classes killing
stock showed slow movement beef
steers compared with week ago best
grades about steady common killers
weak bidding unevenly lower top
$3.00 weight 1,425 lbs. Few held
higher bulk of sales $7.00 and $7.75.
Compared with same week last year
top $9.00 bulk $7.25 and $8.50
Bulls she stock and canners slowa-
bout steady. Stockers and feeders
receipts liberal quality mostly medi-
um attractive prices on most grades
causing a broader inquiry, best
grades holding about steady with
week ago commoner kinds weak.
Mondays run will include a liberal
share of this class.
Representatives Sales
22 good quality Southern Angus
steers $7.50, weight 1050,
17 good quality Canadian Short
Horns $7.50, weight 900.
28 good quality Southern Angus
steers $7.40, weight 900,
27 fair quality St. Paul Durhams
$6.90, weight 800.
16 good quality Canadian Short
Horns $7.00, weight 700. 44 plain
quality St. Paul Durhams $6.40,
weight 900.
Calves closed steady top vealers
$13. Hogs: unchanged top Westerns
$11.50. Receipts for todays market-
cattle 36 cars, 11 Va., 9 Kenty, 7
Canada, 3 St. Paul, 2 Ny, 2 Tenn.,
1 West Va.,, 1 Chicago, containing
1015 head, 29 head driven in. To-
tal cattle 1,044 head 133 hogs, 30
calves. Receipts for week ending
Spt. 27 1924: cattle 308 cars con-
taining 8,999 head driven in total
i cattle 9033 head. 32 calves 1140
hogs. Receipts for same week last
vear cattle 243 cars containing 6880
head 24 head driven in total cattle
6904 head 227 calves 1071 hogs.
STEERS:
Good to choice $8.00-9.00
Fair to good (1924) $7.25-88.00
Medium to fair $6.00-7.25
Common to medium $5.00-6.00
BULLS:
Good to choice $6.00-6.75
Fair to good $5.50-6.00
Medium to fair $5.00-5.50
Common to medium $3.50-5.00
HEIFERS:
Choice to prime 7.25-38.00
Good to choice $6.50-87.25
Medium to good $4.50-$6.50
Common to medium 53.50-54.50
COWS:
Good to choice $5.25-6.50
Medium to good $4.00-5.25
Common to medium $38.00-4.00
Canners & Cutters $2.00-2.50
FEEDING STEERS
Good to choice $7.00-87.75
Fair to good $6.00-$7.00
Common to fair $4.50-36.00
STOCK STEERS
Good to choice $6.75-37.50
Fair to good $5.75-36.75
Medium to fair $4.50-$5.75
Common to Medium $3.25-84.50
STOCK BULLS
Good to choice $5.50-$6.50
Fair to good $4.75-35.50
Common to fair $3.50-34.75
CALVES:
Good to choice $11.00-$13.00
Medium $7.00-$11.00
Common $4.00-$7.00
HOGS:
Heavyweight 200-250 $11.00-11.50
Mediumweight 150-200 $11.00-11.50
Lightweight 100-150 $10.00-11.00
Rough Stock, $8.00-10.00
Lancaster Grain and Feed Market
Wheat $1.20-$1.2Y bu.
{ Corn $1.15 bu.
| Hay (baled)
Timothy $16.00-318.00
Straw $11.00-813.00
Selling Price of Feeds
{ Bran $37.00-38.00 ton
Shorts $38.00-39.00 ton
Hominy $55.00-56.00 ton
$44.50-45.50 ton
i Linseed $58.00-59.00 ton
Gluten $52.00-53.00
Ground Oats $44.00-45.00
Cottonseed 43 pe. $59.00-60.00
Dairy Feed 16 pec. $39.50-40.50
Dairy Feed 18 pec. $42.00-43.00 ton
Dairy Feed 20 pc. $44.50-45.50 ton
Dairy Feed 24 pe. $53.00-54.00
Dairy Feed 25 pe. $54.00-55.00
Horse Feed 85 ye. $50.50-51.50
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Hall’s Catarrh Medicine
Those who are in a “run down” condl-
don will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are in
300d health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease, it is greatly
irfluenced by constitutional conditions,
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is a
Tonic and Blood Purifier, and acts through
the blood wpon the mucous surfaces of
the body, thus reducing the inflammation
ind restoring normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
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You may as well try to eonduct
your business without capital as to
try and get slong without advertis-
ing. There’s no use, it won't go. All
the leading and most successful mer-
chants use the columns of the Mount
Joy Bulletin. wo
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Extenuation
“Look here, pater! Yom musn’t|
believe all the les you hear about a
chap. Half of 'em are net true, yon
know.”—Sydrey (Aust.) Bulletin.
STATES VIEW FOR LEADERSHIP
IN IMPROVING LIVESTOCK
Three States—Ohio, Kentucky and
Virginia—are close contenders for
first place in improving their live-
stock under the butter-sires -plan,
according to a report just issued by
the United States Department of
Agriculture, The statement shows
the status of the work up to July
1, 1924.
During the three-months’
preceding this date 865
owners placed their farms on a
strictly purebred-sire basis, having
signed pledges to breed their female
animals of all kinds and classes only
to purebred sires of good quality.
This number compares favorably
with 806 for the preceding quarter.
The pledges are filed with the De-
partment of Agriculture, which as-
sists the signers by supplying help-
ful information on breeding, feeding,
and management.
Since this method for hastening
the improvement of livestock began,
October 1, 1919, the number of
farmer participants has reached a
total of 14,369, owning well over a
million and a half animals and fowls.
Ohio holds first place in the list of
States, with 2,874 participants. Ken-
tucky and Virginia follow closely,
with 2,689 and 2, 258 members.
Kentucky, which was in third place
three months ago, made a gain of
471 members, displacing Virginia
for second place and becoming a
close contender for leadership.
While the friendly rivalry adds in-
terest to the progress in livestock
improvement, the chief result is the
benefit which livestock owners and
their communities receive. From an
economic viewpoint the decision of
farmers to use purebred sires means
a rapid improvement of herds and
flocks. Experience has demonstrat-
ed that well-bred animals obtained
by the use of purebred sires have a
utility value about 40 per cent
greater than that of common stock.
Department records show that 35
counties now enjoy the distinction |
of having more than 100 persons |
who are breeding all classes of their|
period
livestock
stock—horses, cattle, swine, sheep, |
goats, and poultry—to purebred
sires.
mmr eal Grr mans
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WEATHER BUREAU BELIEVES
IN LIGHTNING RODS ON FARMS |
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For more than 30 years the W ea- |z
ther Bureau of the United States
Department of Agriculture has ort
an earnest advocate of the protection |
of buildings and other property |
against lightning by suitable rod- |
ding. The bureau is frequently |
called upon to advise inquirers con-
cerning the proper methods and |
materials to be employed. Occasion- |
ally plans are drawn up in detail
for the protection of Government
structures. In 1910 the White
House was rodded after plans and
specifications prepared by Professor
Marvin.
To determine the relative liabil-
ity of farm buildings to fire damage
by lightning, a study of lightning
fire losses was made recently by
the Weather Bureau of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The average annual loss for the
whole United States is a little over
$12,000,000 which is probably a
conservative figure. Illinois has the
unenviable first place, with an aver-
age annual loss of over a million
dollars, part of which may be
attributed to industrial sections.
Texas is next in order because of
its large area and the presence of
highly inflammable oil-storage tanks.
New York is third, for reasons
similar to those affecting Illinois.
In the highly developed agricultural
States of the North heavy losses are
suffered. especially through des-
tructive cylonic thunder-storms. If
the inner number showing relative |
liability of farm buildings to damage |
is small in one State when compared [€
with another having equally
structive and frequent thunder- |
storms, it is quite probable that pro-
tection against lightning is more
general in the former State. Michi-
de-
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
Iowa are States where it is estimated
that somewhat more than half of
the farm buildings are protected by |
rodding. |
The advertising cof
Bulletin are the mouthpieces thru Pigs, poultry,
whieh all wide-awake
speak to their customers.
| thinking it tastes good we put into
{order to get back
|delicious taste that was in it origin-
| ally.
Many vegetables that are whole-
some and nourishing as well as
appetizing are valueless for food
being cooked. They must be
Highly seasoned in order to be eaten
{at all. The seasoning stimulates an
unnatural appetite and we over-eat
of the valueless, denatured food and
are distressed with indigestion, yes,
| constipation, ulcers, and piles.
Again we go to the doctor and
{I tell them to
lof five
i to rent
fwas accomplished by growing more
ns of the home garden preducts and keeping
merchants {for which sufficient feed Crops were
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Home Health Club
WEEKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX.
PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H.
REEDER
FOOLISHNESS: Once in a while
one is apparently justified in tell-
ing another how many kinds of a
fool he is, but if one considers his
own actions he is inclined to be
cautious about what he says of the
other fellow,
Dr. Lee says that we pay the
miller to take the bran out of our
wheat and give us lifeless starch
out of which to make our bread.
We then pay the doctor for tell-
ing us to eat bran and then we buy
the bran from the miller at a high
price.
Now I call that foolishness, Now
look at our actions from another
angle.
We buy an endless quanity of
clothing and wear it on our bodies.
This shuts out the most powerful
therapeutic agent in the world, sun-
shine.
We also build costly houses of
brick, stone and wood. We keep
ourselves shut up in these, not only
away from sunshine, but from good,
pure, fresh air.
Again we go to the doctor and
pay him for telling us to get out
into the air and sunshine, to live
in the open, take sunbaths, and use
more water, externally, and in-
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Immediate Possession
A 2%-Story Frame House, all
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Two New Frame Double Houses,
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Liberal mortgage.
A 2%.Story Frame House, §
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price $1,800.
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A. G. WALTERS
Florin, Pa.
or any Real Estate Agent.
ternally. Now all doctors will not |}
be so honest as to tell us to get out
into the air and sunshine and eat
our foods as nature produced them,
but the number who will is rapidly
increasing.
We grow delicious fruits that con-
tain all of the natural elements re-
quired by our bodies to keep us in
health and instead of eating it as
nature provides it, we pay some one
to denature and distroy the best of
it and serve the rest cooked up to
jam, jelly, preserves, stew or sauce
and in order to cheat ourselves into
this cooked product another dena-
tured food which we call sugar.
And sometimes we add cream in
a portion of the
pay him to operate and try to cut
out the pains, but it can’t be done.
They are there just the same and
perhaps worse after the operation.
Many times people have come or
been brought to me after they had
been told that their days were num-
bered, nothing more could be done,
no medicine would cure them, A
month, possibly six months, or a
year at the longest, but the end was
in sight.
Of course, I instantly agree about
the medicine although now some
physicians agree that the right food
is the best medicine that can be
prescribed.
Sometimes these patients tell me
they can’t eat a thing, everything
causes such terrible distress but the
dootor said that they must eat
certain things to keep up their
strength.
When I tell them to not eat any-
thing for a week but fruit juices,
they are ready to drop with horror.
They are quite sure they will starve
to death in much less than a week.
Some of them cheat and then
they must pay for more service.
When I get them to eat just what
and nothing else, I
can usually work them back into
normal health before the time set
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The Florin Garage
BAILEY & LAWRENCE, Proprietors 3
We Sell the:
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In All Models
Anything You Want in Accessories
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Read About the New
Place
in Elizabethtown
At 19 South Market St.
We have installed a Hoffman Steam Pressing
of the best pressing machines made in lig state.
is the best and only way t6 properly take care of youl
We Do Dry Cleaning of All Kind
Well as Pressing
Our Prices: Suits, 50c; Overcoats, 5
Once you have your suit steam pressed you will
want it that way. Try it.
JOHN MONAHAS, Proprieto
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
sept. I ™
{for the final act.
Three years consultation
physicians at a hospital
agreed that a certain patient was
through and gave three months as
the limit, He was at work in two
months and at the end of a year in
better health than for twenty years.
Yesterday I learned that he wanted
a farm. He was nothing
but skin and bones but I started his
treatment with a fast of two days,
nothing but water; but lets of that.
Fruit juices, a little milk and plenty
of water for six weeks and he
ained 25 pounds in she following
six months.
Are you wise or foolish? Come
ver and take dinner sometimes,
ou won't go away hungry, but
you may find it different.
All readers of this paper are at|Q
iberty to write for information on
ny subject pertaining to health.
ddress all such communications to
r. David H. Reeder, Home Health
club, with six cents, for reply,
iving full name and address. La-
orte, Indiana,
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Use Bester Food
Over 31,000 negro farm hemes
sed better selected food during
923 as a result of cooperative ex-
ension work, according to reports
o the United States Department of
griculture. In many cases this
ago a
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and dairy animals
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