The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, January 06, 1926, Image 7

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THE MOU WT JOY BULLET
Produce ard
ive Stock Market
ECT INFORMATION FUR.
SHED WEEKLY [LY THE
PENNA. BUREAU OF
MARKETS FOR (THE
BULLETIN/
osing moderately Bet-
feeling on all clasges of Killing
k. Comparisons with week ago:
Steers strong to 25c higher,
2400's top $10.00; bulk of sales
5-9.00. She Stock and Bulls
2 fing full advance, Stockers and
BI }ders firm, most s 25¢ higher,
8 Ik $6.50-7.25, sea out at an
i d. Calves firm, to} Us $15.00,
sts higher. Hogs eg to 25¢
ther, top wester:) 4515, bulk
B.25-13.50. A
[Receipts for Satuilday’s market:
« [pttle, 25 cars: 14 Chicago, 4 Pa,
{Va.,, 2: W. Va,, 1 Canada and 1
|/wa, containing 624 head, 377 hogs,
RN) calves.
for week ending January
1926: Cattle, 55 cars: 21 Chica-
9 Va., 8 Pa. 4 St. Paul, 3 Iowa,
Ww. Va., 1 Canada, 1 Buffalo, 1
it. Louis, 1 Tenn., 1 Ky., 1 Ind, 1
SI Caro., 1 Mich., containing 1423
27 Calves, 625 Hogs, 319
Compared with week prev-
Peattle. 60 cars containing 1614
36 Calves, 1627 Hogs.
Post-Holiday Trade Active
Trading was fairly active on the
>hiladelphia fruit. and vegetable
the Holiday lull. Of-
ferings were liberal and there
was a good movement of most
lines, according to)the State and
Federal Bureau of markets.
Fancy A 2% inch Pennsylvania
apples topped the market selling
as high as $7.00 per barrel. The
market generally ruled steady and
most, varities sold, at unchanged
prices. Cabbage was firm, altho
with scveral {icsh cars prices were
not as high as those established
last week. Celery was in moder-
ate demand and desirable stock
brought higher prices. Onions were
in fairly active demand despite
the heavy supply.
Florida spinach showed a wide
range in quality and condition® and
the market was easier. Pennsyl-
vania mushrooms weakened slightly
but cranberries held steady. Swee’
potatoes were in moderate supply
and steady. The white potato
market was firm and the demand
moderate. Penna. round whites
ranged from $7.00 to $7.25 per
150 pound sack, with bulk stock
selling at $4.50 to $4.75 per 100
pounds.
ead.
sheep
x ous:
“head.
Range of Prices:
STEERS
Good to choice
Fair to good
Medium to fair
‘| Common to medium
BULLS
Good to choice
Fair to good
Medium to goo
Common to me
H
Choice to prime
Good to choice
Medium to goo)
to m
4
Good to choice
Medivm to good
Common to medium
Canner., & Cutter
STOCKER AND FEEDER .
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To
‘Say This Week
Ich con mer’s net ivver’s hartz
bringa, ich muss dere widder shriva.
Mere hen so en grosse tzeit g’hot de
ledsht woch doh om Barrick os de
pons nuchbershoft uff ga-reared is.
Es wore en “Karriche Fare,” un es
hut now boomerawlishe socha gevva,
Du waisht mer hen shunt long druv-
vel g’hot init em Porra Mohler sime
loo. De g’mae cons nimmy uff
maucha. De gleeder sawga are is
ous-ga- -shpeelde. Are hut shunt dri
mohl si barl full breddicha ’esun-
nersht-eversht gagraid, der budda
rous g’'shloga un widder unna aw-
fonga laesa. Un es shlimsht is are
muss laesa mit tswae finger. Won
are ushst mit ame finger noach gait
don farleered are sich we do Kinner
Iserawl in der wald un es nembt ene
fartzich yohr far si wake rous finna.
Are breddicht uft mohls en shtoond-
un-en-holb un won are fardich is don
wase ken salicher mensh wos si text
wore. De oldta hardt-shofficha bow-
er, woo ga-used sin olla morga on
fier uhr uff shtae, shlofa, ei un
schnorixa os de benk donsa, de maid
an boova shmisa shofe-awga nuch-
annoner, un de glaena kinner
schwenka de bae unich de benk hen-
ka de kep hinna uff de sitz un wat-
cha de weshpa dreck-neshter bowa
in der ceiling fun der oldta karrich.
Se wara ene garn lose awver are
wase en goot ding won are’s saed.
Are mauched en gowlish goot ga-
bade un is dere besht handshaker os
si laeva om Barrick wore.
Well, we ich g’sawd hob, se her
druvvel far si loo uff-maucha, un far
des hen se en “Karriche Fare” g’'-
holda, un ich un de Polly sin onna.
Se hen olla sort games g’hot far
bensa fonga. Fish-pond, koocha
weega (far saena ware’s naixt gessa
on we schware os se sin), ludderee
tickets, un in fact olles os en poker
game—wile se so barmlichs drunna
sin uff korda shpeela. Awver sel
wore net oll. Wos es mensht drufl
ga-tzaeled wore far geld ei- bringa
wore es supper game. Se hen en
hap uff g’henked un en glae luch ne
o'schnitta. De monsleit sin hinnich
der hap g’shtonna un hen era nawsa
dorrich ¢’shtecked. Es weipsmensch
woo es arsht ga-gassed hut wem se
naws os se is wore em mon si pard-
ner far supper woo de naws ga-agen-
hut. Es is olles recht gonga his
Mike Hetzel hinnich der curtain
Are is wid-mon un
mon. Now der Mike
is about der ublesseerlicht mon om
gonsa barrick. Are hut arem 0s
em nunner henka bis on de wauda
en kup we en kolbasht, en mowl we
en karrich-hofe, fees we en commale
un hend we misht- hoka. Es shlims
fun oll is, are hut en wartz uff der
ed
der
g’shtepped is.
wore der drit
hosselniss un de
) MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO.\PA.

Home Health Club
WEEKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX-
PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H)\ REEDER
FAT FOLKS: A regul r reader of
my Health articles writes, me about
ker weight. Her husbany is thin
and she is fat, wants to what
the trouble is, as near as\she can
teli they both like and cat the same
things.
subject.

“When you were nor:
about 120, did you ¢
vey 70 pounds of oy
a chunk of a boy
Why no, I co
carry 70 pounds.
let alone up a s
“Well, that
doing every carrying
70 pounds of matter in the
form of fs d it gives you no
strength w, ver, instead, prevents
your muse from doing their work
with the/greatest ease.”
“But what makes me so fat, doe-
tor, I den’t eat early so much as my
husband and he is as thin as a
rail?”
“What did you eat for breakfast?”
“A small dish of breakfast food,
two pieces of toast and a cup of
coffee. My husband ate a couple
of eggs, {wo pieces of toast, the
Breakfast food, a cup of coffee and
half a cantaloupe. n
“Your husband secretes enormous
quantities of saliva. I happen to
know that he drinks his coffee af-
ter he has finished cating. He di-
gests starches perfectly, He doesn’t
eat candy and uses littie sugar. His
muscles are as hard as iron and his
elimination is good. He always eats
something raw, at each meal, so he
is quite likely to.keep well for many
years.”
“You, on
secrete much saliva,
kaline secretion, and you make it
worse by drinking youX, coffee and
several glasses of "water \in order to
wash down your food. do not
chew your food $00, and you
cannot digest starch. Nearly every-
thing you eat is starch,
fal. You eat cream and sugaj
your coffee. Lots of butter on yyur
bread and you eat lots of \
jams, jellies, cakes and pies ant
vou are fond of fat meats, soups
and gravies. You are constipated
and on account of the sweets and
mushy, starch foods without the
natural mineral salts, your teeth are
decayed and there is absorption
from them, so on the whole you are
a mass of diseased fat.”
“Well, what ean I do, doctor. I
simply can’t live without my good,
home-baked bread. I take the prem
ium every year at the fair for the
finest and whitest looking loaf, and
the taste is so good.”
“Think you cannot only live with-
out your white bread, but you will
enjoy life much more. Just try
laying off that 75 pounds of white
starch or flour that you have been
carrying around in the form of fat
and see how much more abundantly
you can live.”
I received a
from a fat woman,
woman who was very fat six months
ago and is now so proud of herself
that she sent me two photographs
te prove the difference, and in her
letter she says she feels so light
and strong, she cannot resist taking
lcng walks and can climb the steep-
est hills with ease. Now isn’t that
worth while?
\
the do not
Which is an al-
letter this morning
no excuse me, a
INGHOUSE
220 er
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OU are likely to abuse the battery in
your car these hot days. Like the
horse, it needs a drink. It is also easy to
overfeed a battery in hot weather, and over-
feeding (over charging) will burn it up.
Regular inspection by men who know will

keep it fit. Longer life and more dependable
service will be the reward.
We are equipped to test, recharge and repair
all makes of batteries. We carry the West-
inghouse auality line—Ford size, fits 80%
of cars
This battery is in a one piece composition
case that eliminates the expense of case and
jar renewal.
Make this Station Your Headquarters
When in Town
Tryon’s Garage. ~~ Mount Joy








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This brown bear : fier watching Bell
Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
linemen run new circuits at Norris
town recently, decided to imitate them
He climbed one of the poles and had
to baz coaxed down again by his
owner.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine will do what we
claim for it—
rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 years
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
barrick sin. Un oll de leega ;
om Porra Mohler si loo raisa. Se
hen oll g’saena os won net ebber
boll ebbes doot don geba hoodleri.
Doh wore now ga-wis 1
mish-mosh. De Bixler
e daid net mit
noach supper gae won's d
iff-brecha daid. De Az:
over hut g’sawd se Ww
oretz hovva,
ta his
itta bi
un
htenna unhut
nent noacn
sin ii -8
lussa mit
denk are
sntae
hap, un ,ich
dart—are 1s ¢
far supper.
supper g’hut.
welch-hawna ga-reast g’hot ne
hen mich draw far en “carva’ im
fennsylfawnisha Leitscha wake un
ich hob ene nows tsu meim dellar
ae bae ob-g’schnidda far mich ui
es onner for de Polly un ene der-
no widder tzurick g’shtelt un hob
g’'sawd:
“Now helft eich selver. Sell is
der Pennsylfawnish Deitsch wake
far om dish ob-words.”
Noach supper hen mere
duch ivver de weipsleit g’henked
so os nemond se gakent hut, un
no hen de monsleit se dricka darfa
tar en fardle dawler. Now, du
konsht dere net ei-bilda we shtar-
rick os des en Porra Mohler siloo
uff-maucht hut. Du waisht der
Sam Seeshuls is en wid-mon. ‘Are
hut shunt elf yohr nix tsu der
karrich gevva, un on sellem game
hut are wise-der-freeda dri dawler
un-a-raidle ni ga-blosa. We my
tzeit cooma is hov ich my fardle
ga-caipped un uff-g’shtepped far
“drick.” Ich hob bout en neice
g not. Ich hob g'maned ict
de Lissy Hulsopple, en shaen-
maidel om barrick, un ich hot
ga-dricked un ga-dricked—ol
aw-ga-lust os wo nich net
ware ich het bis endlich he:
le leit awfonga locha un ich hob
ena os uff meim game sin,
we ich’s line-duch runner ob
wore’s, by-em-shinner, de
Wilke
hen en grosser
un S€
en line
my
weal
1et
sht
va
la wile
wist
g sa se
un
don
Polly!
Se hut mere usht
ich feel de gons tzeit
ich dorrih en longe
ae gook gevva
sidder os
gronket
un
won
ware.
De “Fare” is gli dernoach uff-
ga-brucha un mere sin hame, un
sidder is der gons barrick uff- rear-
ish. De oldta maid woo shunt Tr

tswonsiel yahr nimmv ga-dricked
sin warra wella nuch en “Fare”
far It
people who
to change their
anyone can
for
power,
of eating, but
who will. I'he one thing against
hi I must caution all fat folks,
Do not under any circun
is hard
not the will
habits

rm of so-called
Eat right
any f¢
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your
this
EFFECTIVE JAN.
State
last
which
low
effec-
ary of
warns
and
with
the
the
.egislature
extremely
will become
1926, Secret
P. Willits,
manufacturers
dealers to become familiar
the provisions of the new law.
The law as it now reads prohib-
its the sale in Pennsylvania of
any mixed fertilizer or mixture
composed of two or more ingred-
ients containing less than 14 per
cent of total plant food. It like-
wise provides that no commercial
fertilizer shall be sold which con-
tains less than one per cent of
ammonia, one per cent of available
phosphoric acid or one per cent
of water soluble potash.
Another valuable feature of the
amendment is the faet that the
number of brands of mixed fertil-
izer will be greatly reduced and
farmers will find it less confusing
to make purchases. Still another
feature is the fact that the law as
amended will enable farmers desir-
ing to purchase fertilizer for to-
bacco to have the assurance that
such special brands will not in
clude potash in the form of chlor-
ides. This is extremely important
since it has been demonstrated
that potash in the form of chlor-
ides in fertilizer injures the burn-
ng quality of tobacco.
prohibits the sale of
rtilizer,
grade
tive Js ary 1,
rtilizer
monisleit sin aw drin
gle g’hireda weip-
druff we en dow-
Farwass wase ich
sich ei-bilda.
wora oll de
nuchbershoft bissy
room dy bouch-wae druppa ous-
daela fun tsu feel ice-
crean nawma Guttes”
un ol Mohler si loo
hovva un de
derfore, awver
leit si ndrunng
send bocka-stag/
net—awver.
Der nail
duckter i der
er con
dawg
result
“im
» em Porra
.
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been able to
owing to insufficient incubator ef
through the busy season oftimes v
not able to fill all. Would ury
ing space early.
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