WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1925

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tance, selectivity
tion results that
conception
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friends eac h day. Itis so beautifully
mplicity come won-
one quality, dis-
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wik sive youa new
of ra lio} performance.

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Reduces the co
Increases
Stop that monthly feed bill. The Letz
ixie will Fome-Made Feed
ix anything grown—males a pers from
ation from home-grown cr
Corn fodder with corn .,
&ar cora with shuck .,
Alfalfa or clover hay ._.

Green, wet, or oily
Built in three sizes for 4 to 25 h. p. engines.
Has twoto three times theca
Write or call immediately f

Come in and see our stock ef
Atwater Kin Re ceiving Sets and
Loud Speakers You will be
mediately impressed by their beaury *
and fine workmanship — And for
those already acquainted with the
line, we have something new in
Atwater Kent Receiving Sets to
show you.
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produgtion 15 to 309,
8. Home-Grown
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CAPACITY Dixie
with FORDSON TRACTOR

%.. 2500 to 5000 Ibs. PER HOUR

material will not clog the
HOW MUCH CAN I DO FOR
SUFFERING HUMANITY?

Range of Prices:

Good to choice $13.50-15.00
$9.00-$13.50
Heavyweights, 200-250 $11.00-11.50
Mediumweight 150-200 $10.50-11.50
Lightweights,
Rough Stock, 100-150
Lancaster Grain and Feed Market

st of feed 25 to 507 = :
$18.00-$19.00
$15.00-$16.00
Selling Price of Feeds
Ra AAA 22%
A 9 is
Ground Oats
Cottonseed 41 pe. $53.00-54.00

Feed 18 pc. $46.00-47.00
20 pe. $48.50-49.50 Weather Bureau and nearly all
parts of the United States are with-
in their range. The forecasts radio-
cast from each station are ' those
appropriate to the section in which
itis located; that is the forecast for
its own State and in some instances
those for several surrounding States
in addition.
pacity per h. p. of anyroughage mill made,
or further particulars, priceg and sampies
H. S. NEWCOMER & SON
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. \
Potato Market Irregular.
Thruout the country there seems
to be rather unsettled feeling in
the potato industry.
from all the important states contin-
ued heavy, with Maine leading. A
considerable porportion of the move
ment from both Maine and Minne-
sota is reported to be seed stock..
Prices at various shipping points
The movement
tures provided by broadcasting sta-
tions perhaps is doing more to en-
courage increased installations than

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10ds in the dissenmination of
veather information. The
ness of this means of reachine the
th

armer promptly with forecasts and
warnings does not depend on having
more broadcasting stations or on
their power and range, but on the
nstallation of receiving sets by
those who need this information.
The most effective method of fur-
nishing farmers with weather fore-
casts and warnings at tha present
is by means of rural telephone sys-
tems, but this bids fair to be ex-
celled in a short time by radiophone
the first regula radiophone broad- | a patent medicine, and fourth, it is
castsiwere begun from the plant { more effective and safer than
operated by the University of Wis-
consin at Madison, have been rapid
There are now about 120 broadeast-
the following signs
hing else that I have ever seen
. | used.

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XTENDS VALUE OF FORECASTS | panied by any pronounced symj
ai ay not be even suspected un-
| The time may come when 1 j til noticed in the stools or vomit.
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ecth at night, and a “nightmare”
foul breath, dry hacking cough, dark
rings under the eves, a red spot on
ne cheek, pinched and itching nose,
headache, dizziness,
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ing stations cooperating with the MILLIONS OF CATTLE WAIT
The splendid entertainment fea-

the utilitarian portions of the pr
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may be, thousa
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der supervision for the eradic:
of tuberculosis, veterinary officials |
of the United States Department of |
Agriculture and the var
wre making efforts to meet the con-
tinued demands for additio

FOR TUBERCULIN TEST)

With 9,000,000 cattle already un-

us States

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effective- | nervous irritability, gritting of the
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sickness of the |
stomach, and diarrhea. Children |
may be indisposed and possibly have |
colic pains and convulsions.
My . favorite prescription for |
worms is Cale. Phos. 6x tablets, one
of the tissue foods or cell salts.
The reason I like it better than any |
other is, first, it is inexpensive; sec-
broadcasting. Developments in the ond,
latter since January, 1921, when iilarm even an infant; thi

Ream’s Garage,
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Organized 1885

HERMIT CASTLE NO, 66 orice Wo
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MOUNT JOY, PA.

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Hermit Castle No. 66,
was instituted in 1885. It is ne
entering its fortieth year. It h
paid thousands of dollars in sick
and funeral benefits. It has met
every claim in full since its organ-
ization. It pays $100 funeral
benefits in the event of a mem.
ber’s death, and $50 in the event
of a member’s wife's death.
weekly sick benefit of $4.00 per
week is also paid to sick members.
Its dues are 10 cents a week,
has thirty members in good stand
ing, and $5,500 in cash and invest
ed "securities. W. P. Grander, P.
G. Cy special organizer, will be
here two weeks in February te
solicit n#y members for this cas-
tle. ae local men have
already sionffied their intention of
joining the caktle and more are
¢xpected to begat the initial in-
itiation. Dr. WHR. Hc
Fellenbaum, M. C wmar

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