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have the Heat Folks won’t
let your fire go out. bold can stand
long shifts. They are the or¥inal unspoiled children.
They need no pampering. ey burn by the honor
system and you can go out knwing that they won’t
play possum because you're goRe.
If you want a winter like it warm,
bani the difference.
For Good, Clean Coal
Danie] M. Wolge
FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone 151R4 Mt. Joy Exchange
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's the high grade Seed I have
been handling for thWpast 40 years. ‘This is the
finest seed that grows.
over Seed, Alsyke and
Donegal Street
A Haircut
Every 10 Days
a formula for good looks
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
HAIR BOBBING
Agent for
‘Hershey's Bar
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
pound, Baker's Coal will give you pre heat, whether
| in furnace, stove or grate, than any other coal yDWmgan buy.
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brilliant pianist and vocalist, whose
line for the most part 1s giving
entertainments in
song of his
popular with his
Never Blamed
The Booze.” In this he tells of a
chap who went through all Sos
of horrors and afflictions fron
but “he never blamed the
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drawing-room
{own which is very
drink
~booze.”
‘At last he had a funeral
And the boys all had the blues,
Then they wrote for him an epl-
taph:
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“He never blamed the booze.
Many people write to me of their
afflictions that I am almost certain,
from the start, came from indiges-
tion. But, strangely enough, when
inquiry is made as to that, they
sing the praises of their stomach,
appetite, and all that; they “can
eat anything” and doubtless they
do. They have indigestion, but they
“never blame” that. Because they
are big and fat, they think their
digestion is fine, when the chances
are that their very fleshiness is
caused by indigestion, for it is
more often the cause of obesity |
than of leanness. |
They complain of bad taste—‘a
dark brown taste”’—in the mouth;
they have a white, furry brown-
coated, cracked tongue with deep !
lines in it. they have rheumatism, |
sometimes gout. they have back- !
aches and bellyaches, headaches
and heartaches. It would be dif-
ficult to name all the miseries that
dyspepsia brings on, but they “can
eat anything,” have splendid appe-
tites,” ete. They “never blame”
| indigestion, and yet that is the
| source of all their troubles.
Quit bolting your food as if
{ you never expected to get any
more. Don’t eat things that you
| know are not good for you. Cut
out the coffee and tea and leave
off breakfast once in a while—also
| supper. For supper, now and then
take a quart of pure water, heat
{it to the boiling point, add the
juice of a lemon and a teaspoon-
ful of salt. Sip this with a teas-
poon, taking it slowly. Take it
all, if it takes 30 minutes. Go to
bed and yeu will have a good sleep.
You will not miss your supper but
| vou will feel so much better next
| day that you will wish to try the
wet supper again. It will clean the
alimentary canal and then by judi-
cious eating, you will have made a
good start towards chasing away
all your ills—among them your
grouches—for by this process you
will cure the indigestion, which is
really what is the matter with
you, though you “never blame”
that. |
The ability to feel well all day,’
and do your work willingly, beats
boiled lobster, beer, booze, and a
high old time at night, from the
starting point to the home stretch.
All readers of this publication
are at liberty to write for informa-
tion upon any subject pertaining
to health, Address all such com-
munications to Dr. David H. Reed-
er, 3131 Main street, Kansas City.
Missouri, giving full name and
address and at least six cents in|
postage.
. zCHROME THERAPY: The sub-
| lect of sunshine, clothes and light
[from the health standpoint has
j proven of such great interest that
I think I can not give you any
thing of greater interest or value.
Chrome, or color therapy, has!.
| been recognized, in recent years, |
| by all schools of practice of the |
| healing art with the possible ex-
{ception of the mental or religious
{ methods of treatment and they
{ should give it a much more prom-
{Inent place than is given by any |
| other system, i
A thorough, or even a superficial
| knowledge of vibrations, tells the
story of colors. We know scien-
tifically that light is a certain rate
{of vibration. Sound is also vibra-
{tion of a different rate and each
| color has a different rate of vibra-
| tion,
| Having these few basic princip-
|les to work with, we £0 on and
find that everything, animate or in-
animate, has its own specific rate
{of vibration. We also find that
| disease of the human body is no
exception to this rule.
After years of patient research
work, it has been definitely prov-
en by careful tests, that by a
of certain colors, all
Yizease vibrations can be duplicat-
This wonderful discovery by Dr
Geo. Starr White enables those
who understand the technique to
tell instantly just what disease or |
combination of diseases are troubl-
Ing the sick person.
In. making the diagnosis, the
trained physician or nurse uses the
three vibrations, light, sound and |
uer nervous system of the patient
The result of the use of these
forces makes the diagnosis of di-
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CAREFUL PAEPARAT ONS
So says Telephone Magazine
of Beli Company
Thirty-eight different 9,
directories are printed and distribut-
ed by the Bell Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania and Associated Com-
panies annually, according to a re-
cent article in the Telephone News.
The largest of these directories is
the Philadelphia book with 400,00(
listings. Pittsburgh’s directory ranks
second with 200,000 listings. The
Towanda directory, serving Towanda
and surrounding places, is the small-
BOOTHS nme ioe
aster Around the Corner and BOOTHS Here Now
We are ready with the finest line. of Merchandise ever gathered
ur patrons. New Goods, fresh from the mills, and moderately
We do not hold out ‘‘bait”’ to draw your trade, but we
est, with 5,000 listings.
The compilation of these directories |
requires an enormous amount of care
and attention to insure the accuracy
of the listings, says the article. This
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have
Color at 49¢ Yard
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Window Shades @5¢
Light or Dark Green; 2 yards long.
Complete with fixtures.
Excellent Line of Fast
fact is forcibly illustrated by the fact
that the Philadelphia directory con-
tains 1971 Smiths, 1364 Millers, and
1188 Browns. When Wm. H. Smith
moves his place of residence or for
some other reason changes his tele-
phone number, the Telephone Com- |
pany must pick out the proper Smith
from the other 174 Wm. Smiths and |
the 19 other Wm. H. Smiths listed in |
vhe directory, and make correspond-
ing changes in the directory.
NEW PRESIDENT
can be washed. There is
use and they are always
like new when washed.
Genuine Peter Pan Gingham 5(0¢ Yd.
Stands the Rub-of-the-Tub!
Eight new shades. Yard wide.
ways!
A. L. Salt, new President of the
Graybar Electric Company, a dis-
tributing company for electrical sup-
plies recently formed from the West-
ern Electric Company. The latter
organization will continue as the
Western and its plant is to be used
Men’s White Broadcloth Shirts $2.5
All fresh, crisp, new Shirts for Spring
and Easter. Wear well, made of lus-
trous Broadcloth.
We have a very
complete line of
this high grade
Linoleum;
quote y ou prices.
Quality, Service
and Satisfaction al-
let Qs
in the manufacture of telephone
equipment for the Bell System. Mr.
Salt was formerly a Vice-President
of the Western Electric Company.
Veterans of the “Line”
New Gloves Arrive for Spring!
Soft Suede and Silks in the weights
desired for milder weather, and in the
new shades.
$1.25 and $1.50.
work.
$3.50 Krinkled Spread to Embroider
A novel way to heighten the beauty
of a bed room is to use a
dered spread. These are entirely new
—and so is the price. ;
$2.25 Ta
Brooms, 60c value 49¢
alvanized Pail, 28c value 23¢
20c Serb Brushes 15¢ +
Soap, 6 bars .......;: 25¢
Ocedar of Liquid Veneer, bottle. 30¢
Visit our Art Goods department and Qt. bottle Miller Polish, bottle .. 50¢
see our fine display of other art needle A Real Polish!
Linoleum rnish, quart: ....... 50¢
George M. Thompson, of Phila-
deiphia, has just completed thirty
vears of service with the Bell
Telephone Company of Pennsyl-
cause an error but ‘it is not the
fault of the method but of the
operator which causes the mistakes
I have personally used that
method for nearly ten years and I
frequently find patients that can
easily make their owa diagnosis
while IT am securing the correct
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Delicious Yellow Cling Peaches,
CAN. sa En 25¢ Barly June Peas, ¢3n....52..... 12i¢
OUR PURE FOOD GROCERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS BIG
OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY THE BEST TO EAT
AT THE MOST REASONABLE RRICES!
Best Whole Grain Rice, 3 lbs ... 25¢ ii
Extra Fine Prunes, 2 Ibs rE, 35¢
Extra *Tender Frelich Peas, can.. 35¢
Sweet June Peas, Gan .......... 15¢
vibrations or reflexes. Most peo-
ple are very much surprised when
they learn that the various pains
and aches, which they have suff-|
ered and for the suppression of
which they had received se many
kinds of treatments, where only |
symptoms and that the real cause!
of the sickness is still present and |
untounched.
Fine Cut Coconut, pound ..:...... FF. 0. Join 06 Phe ad
Franklin XXXX Sugar, pound .. ..... 0. om i iain,
Coating Chocolatd, pound ......... 0.0 05 wi or
ParoWax, "pound = x. aa Sn Sd Ta
30am nO wm) a= OO em
They are more pleasantly ' sur-
prised when the cause is removed
and the symptoms disappear.
The same colors that tell the
kind of disease are frequently used
for successfully treating the diseas-
ed condition, but it would take]
more than a column to tell of the |
use of various colors in treating |
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Conestoga Coffee, 1b ........... 44¢ Turkey Brand Table Syrup, large
Vacuum Sealed Boscul Coftee, 1b. 82¢ | can .. 18¢
Broken Pretzels, 12¢
Palm Oil Soap, 6 bars ....... .. 25¢
For Toilet and Bath.
Royal Gelatine Desserts, 2 plcks. 25¢
Red Ripe Tomatoes, 2 large cgns. 25¢
the sick. In order that you can
prove the idea, you can try silk |
lamp shades as follows.
Cover the light so that all light,
must come through colored silk.
Red will stimulate and irritate.
Blue soothes, quiets and depresses.
Yellow stimultes without irritation
Green builds and strengthens. If |
vou are depressed, turn on the red|
lights or put on a red dress and
if excited or irritated, furn on the
blue lights, go into a blue room,
or put on the blue clothes.
All readers of this publication
sease Jet as accurate as the need-
e whic points 1
north A aiways to the
, Now, there are factors that
times defledt the point of “the
needle and] carries the mariner as-
tray. So / also with the diagnosis
of disease, certain factors may
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are at liberty to write for inform-
ation upon any subject pertaining
to health. Address all such com-
munications to Dr. David H. Reed-
er. 3131 Main street, Kansas City,
Missouri, giving full name and
address and at least six cents in
postage. 3
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Coconut Cream Eggs lb. 25¢
We have a big line of Adam’s and Mellinger’s
Easter Candies. Come in to-day and pick what
you need while the assortment is still complete.
Booth’s Department Store
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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