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WEDNESDAY, MAY
5th, 1926
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Important
YORK COUNTY'APPLES
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO AT REDUCED PRICES
CANDIES
MOND & PLAIN BARS
ED BARS
MT. JOY ALMONDS AND PEANUT CLUSTERS
SCHRAFFT’S CANDIES
BACHMAN’S 5.LB. AL
BACHMAN’S
ALL FRUITS
H. A. DARRENKAMP’S
3 Dooks East of Post Office
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Shave and
AYIN J. REIST
Yes Sir, That's My
Barber, “Cap” iams
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For a Good Clean
“Hair Gut
at a right price go to
Williams and Schofield
East Main Street
Agents for the Eureka Laundry
\ Will Call For and Deliver
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CUT FLOWERS
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IN SEASON
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Mount Joy, Pa.
out brakes, and your car joins
department will tell you that.
Brake Lining.
motion!
‘A sudden dash from a side road
‘Faulty brakes are to blame for mo
Perhaps that is why so many of our
in to have their brakes relined with John
They know it is the best—and we put ito
ryon’s Garage,
frantic jamming of worn
pthers on the junk pile.
8t accidents—any police
the
Wstomers are driving
anville Asbestos
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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OTHERS DAY, MAY 9
Your Box of !
you have| order
ARBER’S QF
Michigan Grown
Bright Plump ---
Heavy Grains--
Weighs up to 42
lbs. per measured
bushel. Cleaned
clean, and at the
right price too.
of Ladies’, Men's
Stockings
m [range in quality and prices.
= | was
Bran $40.00-41. ios
Shorts $40.00-41 10 fon The Bell Company sold the princi-
' Hominy 37.50-38.50 ton | Pal parts of its Meadville and Sager-
Middlings 43.00-44.00 ton | town exchange properties, involving
Linseed 61.00-62.00 ton | 1260 telephones, to the Meadville Tele-
Gluten 43.00-44.00 ton | phone Company.
Cottonseed 41 pe. $45.50-46.50 ton From the Penn State Telephone
Dairy feed 16 pe. 34.00-35.00 ton Company, the Bell Company pur-
Dairy feed 18 pe. 38.00-39.00 ton hased property in several ties i
Dairy feed 20 pe. 41.00-42.00 ton Case hp y Severe Hun les 7
Dairy feed 24 pe, 46.00.27.00 ton] i081 incioding oa
Dairy feed 25 pe. 49.00-50.00 ton toona, Lancaster, Pottsville and Sun-
Horse Feed 85 pe. 42.00-43.00 ton bury, embracing 42 exchanges serving
—_— 12,625 telephones.
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
The Produce and
Home Health Club
Live Stock Market mi
WEEKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX.
PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H. REEDER
CORRECT INFORMATION FUR-
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE A
DANGEROUS METHODS: For
PENNA BUREAU SF several years the various medical
MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN
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MARKET: Slow and draggy on
all classes, killing stock little ac-
tion thru out week. Comparisons
with week ago: Beef steers steady
to weak, bidding lower, top $9.45,
several loads held considerably
higher, bulk of sales $8.25-9.00.
Bulls and heifers about steady.
Cows slow, little doing early, bare-
ly steady, bulk nearbys $4.25-5.-
Journals have been telling of the
dangers of X-ray and radium in
various forms.
I spent several hours with one
physician who had previously been
an X-ray enthusiast but he had
disposed of all of his equipment
and would not go near an X-ray
machine while in operation.
He stated that unless protected
by lead, every person within sight
of an X-ray machine while in oper-
ation, was more ‘or less injured.
iT ee One of my friends, a splendid
ay) solves steady, top vealers, surgeon, was so badly burned that
he lost a part of one hand.
A woman came to me less than
a year ago, who was supposed to
be suffering with cancer. I found
very little cancer, but a terrible
X-ray burn. - As a matter of fact,
the burns were so extensive and
deep that it was impossible for
her to recover. She told me that
she had taken 12 treatments of
10 minutes each. As near as I
could judge, and my opinion was
confirmed by more than a dozen
physicians who specialize in the
treatment of cancer. The burns
were so deep that the bones of
the left arm and the ribs and the
Jett side were dead, almost char-
coal,
The Koch cancer treatment was
administered and when I last saw
her there was apparently no can-
cer reflex but she died, according
to my belief, of X-ray burns.
I heard one physician say that
he had used both X-ray and rad-
ium in the treatment of cancer for
a number of years and had discard
ed both because the damage done
by them was incurable while can-
cer was curable. He was using the
Koch method and was restoring to
health over 60% of his cancer
cases.
Radium is not a preventive, it is
destructive. It is just as destruec-
tive to well as to sick tissue and
this is also true of the X-ray.
In my opinion, surgery is less
dangerous to cancer than either
X-ray or radium but even surgery
is worse than the cancer, provid-
HOGS: Slow, steady, top West-
erns 14.75; bulk 14.p5-14.50.
RECEIPTS: For today’s mar-
ket: Cattle 4 cars from Penna.
containing 93 head; 396 head
trucked in from nearby farms, to-
tal cattle 489 head; 10 calves, 1 9
hogs. Receipts for week « ending
May 1, 1926: Cattle 20 cars—15
from Penna.; 1 Chicago; 1 Virgin-
ja; 1 West Va.; 1 St. Paul; 1 In-
diana, containing 468 head; 1031
head trucked in, total cattle 1499
head; 15 calves; 468 hogs. Com-
pared with previous week: Cat-
tle 20 cars, containing 493 head,
873 head trucked in, total cattle
136 head; 97 calves; 142 hogs.
Potato Market Stronger
Both old and new potatoes are
meeting a more active demand and
during the latter part of the week
prices have advanced. Pennsylvan-
ia 150 lb. sacks round whites sold
for $7.25-7.75 a sack on Monday
and advanced to $8.00 per sack at
the close of the week. New pota-
toes weakened during the first
part of the week but prices ad-
vanced at the close. The shipping |
point markets are firm to slightly |
stronger, according to the Pennsyl-
vania and Federal Bureau of Mat-
kets. :
New Jersey asparagus has
arriving more freely and the
mand has been fairly active
out the week. There is
been
de-!
thru-
a wide
There
good demand for green stock
but white and poor quality aspara-
gus moved slow, Southern grass the sufferer can have real hon
was still in light supply on Satur-|est to goodness treatment of the
day and moved readily at slightly |yight sort, mest important of
higher prices. =~ = : which is eliminative diet. The
The apple situation is practically |Koch treatment is absolutely safe
unchanged and the market contin-|and painless and reports are from
ues about steady for good stock,|60% to 80% of cures. Hetreo
with poor to ordinary offerings in |Hemic Therapy is also safe and
light demand. Nearby spinach has painless, reporting even a higher
been more plentiful during week.
The supples of southern stock was
liberal and market weak. Jersey
turnip tops were in light demand
and prices declined, at the close of
the week. The supplies of nearby
rhubarb were liberal and market
ranged from dull to slightly weak-
er. Mushroom market was dull
during the first part of the week.
The demand improved at the close
and there was a slight advance in
prices.
percentage of cures but more diffi-
cult to procure.
All readers of this publication
are at liberty to write for -inform-
ation upon any subject pertaining
to health. Address all communi-
cations to Dr. David H. Reeder,
3131 Main street, Kansas City,
Missouri, giving full name and
address and at least six cents in
postage.
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ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS
Range of Prices:
STEERS
Good to choice $9.00-9.75
Fair to good 8.50-9.00
Medium to fair 8.00-8.50
C i 7.00-
emmon to medium ~~ T:00-8.00) Bell and Independent Telephone
Good to choice 7.25-8.00 Companies Eliminate Dual
Fair to good 6.25-7.25 i i
Medium to fair 5.50-6.25 Telephone Service A
Common to medium 4.50-5.50 Many Communities
HEIFERS i
Choice to prime 8.25-9.00 Much progress was made during the
Good to choice 7.75-8.25 | past year toward the elimination of
Modi to good 5.75-7.75 | dual telephone service in many com-
Jommon to 4.50-5.75 { nities in Pennsylvania, says the
Good: to chives 6.95-7.95 1925 annual report of The Bo Tele
Medium to good 5.00-6.25 phone Company of Pennsylvania, re-
Common to medium 4.00-5.00 | ‘ently released.
Canners & Cutters 2.50-4.00 Purchases of telephone property
STOCKER BULLS amounting to $3,038,000 were made
Good to choice 6.75-7.50 by the Bell Company from other tele-
Fair to good 6.00-6.75
Medium to fair 5.50-6.00 phone companies. Sales of Bell prop
Common to medium 4.50-5.50 erty to other companies, with the
same end in view, aggregated $5,722,
000.
Six of these transactions were of
CALVES
Good to choice
Medium
3.25-14.50
10.00-13.25
Common 5.00-10.00 | songiderable magnitude, says the re-
Heavyweights HOGS 13.25-14.00 port. The largest involved the Lehigh
Mediumweights 14.00-14.75 | Telephone Company, operating in
Lightweights 14.25-14.75 | eastern and northeastern Pennsyl-
Rough stokk 10.75-13.25 | vania. To that company the Bell sold
Lancaster Grain and Feed Market [32,757 telephones and property in and
i ri In
HAY. (aledy © ; ‘land Scranton. The Pennsylvania
Timethy ....... $16.00-17.00 ton | Bell Company purchased from that
Straw... 10.00-11.00 ton | company 11,342 telephones and other
Selling Price of Feeds
(Cash at Warehouse)
property in and around Reading,
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
SUBJECTS
By
JOE SHAEFFER
Some people think it’s easy,
To write a little rhyme,
To write a verse, and call it. done
With rythm and with time.
BACKACHE IS A WARNING!
ount Joy Folks are Learning How
to Heed It.
re you miserable with an aching
vy Do you get up lame and stiff;
hrough the day feeling tired,
and depressed? ' Then you
bac.
drag
weak
should Yelp your kidreys. Backache | This may be true enough we say,
1s often the first sign of failing kid- But the hardest point of all,
neys. UMNnary troubles quickly fol-|Is to find a subject every day,
low. Negdected, there's danger of And new one’s, that’s not all.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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DY, PA.
j failed to re
gravel, drofsy or fatal Bright’s dis-
case. D for serious kidney
Usk Doan’s Pills, a stim-
Want diuretic the kidneys, before
it is too late. resident of this lo-
cality tells an
J. K. Witmer, bricklayer, R. F.
D. 1,%Columbia, PX, says: “The na-
ture of my work often affected my
kidneys and I hac nagging
pains in the small of Wy back. When
I bent over sharp ca
across my kidneys. y kidneys
were out of order and ated irregu-
Some like this, and, some like that,
And others don’t seem to care,
What we may write, or say, or do
Their mind is simply bare.
So now know subjects
hard
To find and write upon,
So all who like to read the poems,
A subject, please send me one.
———- 8
you are
A Very Good Home.
Any one wanting a very well
larly, too. I can recomm@§nd Doan's| built home in a wood communit
y
Pills for they, have me on {should see this. A 64 ft. lot with
several occa an 8-room house, has all conven-
Yes sir, yo
buy Good
on liberal
terms if
tous. Large §tock.
Low prices.
as you ride.
Mount Joy,
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STORE
A Man's Powder
Gentleman's Talc
25¢i
Takes off the shipe. Blends
with the skin and does not
show. 3
Mildly scented. tA
man’s talcum.
Endorsed by thousands.
E. W. GARBER
Repall sure
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
real
300000000 000000000
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gnificient Capitol
be open ou this
and at
an opportunity
o visit the com-
Elizabethto
will be given?
modious and
Homes.
Eastern Star
Mount Joy .
Stopping at prin
between Paoli and§
leave
7:15 P. M., Elizabe
P. M. and Lancaste
Tickets on sale two
ceding excursi
Pennsylvani
The Standard R Rof t
oer co
WATCH and CLOCK
REPAIRING
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I wish toWnform the public §
that I will dowatch and clock
repairing at nig residence. All
work guarantee Your pat-
ronage solicited.
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Graduate of Bowm¥g’
Technical School of W
making, Lancaster, Pa
No. 12 West Donegal Stree
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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iences, open lawn and property is in
: pod shape. P ion « now and
60c, at Foster Bal ist. Sood’ Sher
Pho
burn Co., M
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