The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, February 01, 1928, Image 7

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"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, ’28
Reg. \23c ASCO
Extra Fancy Small

Reg. 18c ASCO
Fancy Tender 4 cars, 1 Penna; 1 Va; 1
gy | Chicago; 1 St Joe; containing 102
Sifted Peas | Sifted Peas i x ind hi",
: | local feed lots, total cattle 857 head
The Produce and

fo | CORRECT
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE
A CANNED B | PENNA. BUREAU OF
N I | MARKETS FOR THE
G J BULLETIN
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P FE A 5 Rd4| MARKET: Trading was handi-
T S caped at the yards this morning by
H A Ad [the heavy snowfall. Beef steers
We offer our patrons this week the held steady, yearlings showing ac-
E finest Peas canned; at a reduction from L | tion, one load 1150 pound weights
our regular prices. There are several PY | $14.25, several sales 1140-1190
R varieties, to suit every “Purse” and “Pal. E pound averages $13.65-14. 00, bulk
ate”. It is good economy t6 buy by the of sales $11.75-13.00. Bulls, she
dozen. stock and all cutters slow, about
Where Quality Counts Your Money Goes fleady. Stockers and feeders inac-
tive. Calves steady top vealers
Furthest! $117.00, : wk
HOGS: Tending steady, little Mer hen widder shtride in der
action early,
RECEIPTS: For today’s market,
cattle

Live Stock Market
INFORMATION FUR.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To
Say This Week

householding. De Polly hut mich
fardt ga-yawked far unser karra-
seera aweck gevva, un ich hob
shunt aw-shprooch greeked fun ed-
licha weipsleit far tsu ena cooma,
anes fun denna wore de Betz Grill;
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT J OY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Home Health Club

PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H. KEEDER
than any other article of food.
is on account
whole wheat flour,
prove that a larger
nutriment has been secured.
There are many other kinds of
cereal out of which bread is made
besides wheat and it is wise to
study and try them all,
The time is surely coming when
WEEKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX.
Bread. I presume I caution more
people about the free use of bread |
It |
of the starch that I |
must do this, It is true that the ker- |
nel of wheat comes nearest to sup- |
plying the various chemical ele- |
ments .and various salts and vitam-
ins required by the body of any |
food proauct known and generally
used but we do not, as a rule, use
the whole kernel of wheat, nothing
but the starch. Now while it has
been demonstrated by experiment |
that a greater percentage of fine
white flour can be digested than of
that does not
percentage of

Red Ripe Teddy Bear Teddy Bear
2 cans 250
Tomatoes: Peas and Corn
Buy a dozen assorted cans for $1.40.
The Nearest to the Best Home-Made!

Bread Supreme big wrapped loaf Oc
Biches st and Purest Ingredients.
Victor Bread ......... 3... pan loaf 6¢c
Quality and Quantity.
Geisha Decidedly Different—
A cup convinces!
7c
Orange Pekoe
India Ceylon
Old Country Style

Victor Blend Coffee ..
ASCO Teas
I=7"The above list just represents a few of the
many big values awaiting you at your nearest
Asco Coff Ab
be ag pl 50¢ ha
i-4 Ib
pkg
ASCO Store.
APPT |
i cork ae

These Prices Efiective in Our
MOUNT JOY STORE

~~, Prest-O-Lite Batteries
and Accessories
Gas, Oil
TIRE AND BATTERY REPAIRING
JOHN W, V. DILLINGER
208 E. Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA.
ma

F ARQUHAR
DAIRY BOILER
will help you produce certified milk. Farmers and
Dairymen have found ‘this Boiler most econven-
ient, easily and quickly stéamed and by virtue of
its interior arrangement, it is most economical.

Just the Boiler for sterilizing, heating water,
cooking feeds, heating molasses for mixing sweet
feeds, ete.

Built in full accord with the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers’ Code and meets every
requirement of the state of New York, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland. A great time and labor
saver. Helps to get that higher price for milk. Write for complete
specifications and rock bottom price.
Box 467, York, Pa.
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Limited

CLARENCE SCHOCK
MOUNT JOY, PA.
BAAR
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| 35 calves, 670 hogs. Receipts for
can 19¢ can 15¢ week ending January 28, 1928, ecat-
| tle 44 cars, 14 Penna; 13 Chicago
doz $2.25 doz $1.75 . | 3 Va; 3 St. Louis; 2 St. Paul; 1
Z : Canada; 1 Buffalo; 1 Ohio; 1 St.
Deliciously tender peas with that “Fresh Picked” flavor. of [ Joseph; containing "1127 head, 584
TET trucked in, total cattle 1711 head,
Teddy Bear can 12: : dozen $1 40 1889 hogs, 484 calves, 101 sheep.
2C ° Receipts for corresponding week
PEAS LJ | last year, cattle 56 cars, 14 Chic-
ago; 13 Va; 11 Pa; 7 St. Paul; 5
St. Louis; 4 "Canada; 1 Tenn; 1 Ind;
Reg. 9¢c Dona 3 cakes 20 containing 1469 hen ad, 497 trucked
CASTILE SOAP C in, total cattle 1966, 1457 hogs,
60 calves, 74 sheep.
Apple Prices Firm
The apple market was #
trading continued rather
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$2
ew Jersey Romes sold at
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packed in oiled paper bringing
A ee. i $2.50 to $2.75. Stayman brought
Reg. Sc Size "Daily Table Reminders! $2.00 to $2.40 with fancy lots as
Se [vu Ta 9 $2.75, according to the
Powder ar Dh ie Eh ar 20c Bae Pennsylvania and Federal Bureau
2 k 6 Asco Tom@to Catsup .......... bot 15¢ I 1.0% Markets. :
p gs c Asco ChilifiSauce ............. bot 25¢ Pennsylvania mushrooms advan-
= = Presefver big jar 23c ced due to a better demand and
Reg. 18c Pure Vanilla Extract ..... bot 13¢, 25¢ moderate receipts. Prices ranged
Princess Cop tarch Lites 3 oie from 75¢ to $1.25 with poor stock
Asco e.atine Desserts ..... pkgs c as low as 50e ser 3 pound basket.
Cocoa Asco Tomato Soup ........ 2 cans 15c¢ E p
Azco Prepalied Mustard... jar 12c Celery continued firm and sold at
Ib can 15¢ Rich Creamy Cheese ........... 1b 35¢ 10c to 20e a wired bunch with ex-
tra fancy stock bringing 25c¢.
cabbage was steady and sold
to $1.00 per bushel hamper.
Root crops were dull and
Beets brought 80c to 65c Pp
basket, carrots 25¢ to 550, 1
25¢ to 55e¢, parsnips 25¢
and white turnips 25¢ to 40c.
potatoes were about
per 5-8 basket. Rutabagas
slowly at 25¢ to 65¢ per 5-8
Eastern potato markets
generally steady but the
was limited. Supplies were
large consuming markets
shown a decline during
Today’s holdings totaled
compared with 808 on
Pennsylvania round whites
{$2.50 to $2.65 per 120
| sack in Philadelphia, at
burgh and at $1.90 to
100 pound sack in Baltimore.
| shipping points were

{ $2.60 per 150 pound sack
Shipments for the entire
totaled 824 cars, of which
shipped 219, Pennsylvania 1
York 11 and Idaho 111.

Range Of Prices
STEERS
Choice $14.50-15.25
Good 13.25-14.50
Good 13.25-14.50
Good 12.75-14.25
| Medium 11.00.13.25
{ Common 8.00-11.00
{ HEIFERS
{ Choice 10.50-11.50
| Good 9.50-10.50
| Medium 8.00-9.50
{ Common 6.75-8.00
COWS
8.50-9.50
7.50-8.50
[Sed & medium 5.00-7.50
Low cutter & common 3.25-5.00
BULLS
| Good & Choice 8.50-10.00
c utters, common & med. 5.75-8.50
Feeder and Stocker Cattle
| Good & choice 9.00-11.25
| Common & medium 6.50-9.00
| Good and Choice 8.75-11.00
| Common & medium 6.25-8.75
VEALERS
| Good & choice 15.00-17.00
{ Medium 12.50-15.00
[Cull & common 6.00-12.50
HOGS
Heavyweights $9.50-10.00
Mediumweights 9.25-10.00
Lightweights 9.00-9.75
Rough stock 7.50-9.00
alists of the Pennsylvania
College. Do not delay.

ruck receipts of Pennsylvania and
.50 per bushel with fancy
steady
vellow varieties bringing 65¢ to $1
ate and track holdings in the seven
the week.
670 cars
Monday.
$3.
$3.15 per 150 pound sack in Pitts-
$2.10
weak
| Green Mountains selling at $2.45 to
Lancaster Grain and Feed Market
Wheat $1.35 bu.
HAY (baled)
Timothy $12.00-16.00 ton
Straw $10.00-12.00 ton
Selling Price of Feeds
Bran $44.00-45.00 ton
Shorts 43.00-44.00 ton
Hominy 47.00-48.00 ton
Middlings - 47.00-48.00 ton
Linseed 58.00-59.00
Gluten 50.00-51.00 ton
Ground oats 48.00-49.00 ton
Alfalfa (Regular) $40.00-41.00 ton
Cottonseed 41% 47.00-48.00 ton
Dairy feed 16% 41.50-42.50 ton
Dairy feed 18% 44.50-45.00 ton
Dairy feed 20% 49.00-50.00 ton
Dairy feed 24% 53.00-54.00 ton
Dairy feed 25% 55.00-56.00 ton
Horse Feed 65% 48.00-49.00 ton
Alfalfa (reground) 44.00-45.00 ton
ree) Ue ee
Start Farm Accounts
If you have neglected to get
your farm accounts started do it
now, say farm management speci-
but
slow.
rm
$2.25 to
stock
Savoy
at 40c¢
draggy.
er 5-8
)arsnips
to 65,
Sweet
with
moved
basket.
were
demand
moder-
have
sold at
pound
00 to
per
Maine
with
£0.)
country
Maine
4, New
State
ous em sin g’folla we ich ga-adfer
tised hob far en bed-feller,
hob aw net draw
uff nemma daid mit mere.
mere tzwae weipsleit ous
Ich was os
Betz mich farrivla
won mere ousfolla daida, far
se mich net sella mohls ivver
de Sexfoos Betz
Sexfoos

ered bis se sheer oll my blowma
bame farbrucha hut g’hot? De
Betz Grill is net so g’farlich awver
is so sobberments weesht. Se
waerdt en bar-rick, hut en glossich
awk, en naws os we en blook-shawr
un usht nuch tzwae tzae. Era mowl
gooked os we en karrich-hofe in
der nocht won der moond shined.
Sell is aw net oll. Se hut en foos
os we en hinner shoonka funera
tzwae hoonerd poon sow un grae-
awga draw we en ous-galefflede
walniss. Se hut bae os we en
growd shtomper mid da wauda
’sunnersht-versht draw. Es mecht
dich farleicht woonera we ich sell
ous g’funna hob, awver sell gaid
nemond nix aw.
Ich bin gawiss ivvel ob, un ich
ware garn widder tzurick far fun
der Polly era goote booch-waetza
koocha essa. Mee wase net wos
wosser waerdt is bis der brunna
drooka is, un sidder os de Polly
mich fardt ga-yawked hut fin ich
usht ous wos en goote haemet os
ich g’hot hob. Ich hob era der
onner dawg en brief g’shrivva un
hob g’sawt wile mere don net agre
a kenta don wetta mere draw gae
un unser socha fardaila, en schae-
da-brief greega, un uns widder
farhira. Se hut mere wardt g’shick-
ed dorrich der ’Shquire Lawbuck os
es soch ware shunt long fardailed
un der ansich wake os ich het far
tzurick cooma ware anes fum Gen-
eral Grant sina “unconditional sur-
renders’ maucha. Now, eb ich uff
my knee gae far ma unnerruck
fress ich hoy we en ux. Woe ich g’-
sawt hob waega unserem karraseera
is wore. De Polly wase es, awver
se wills net admitta, Mere wora
grawd we feel onera yunga leite
heitza dawgs woo on anonner room
shlovera os we tzwae kelver won se
dickey millich ous ma kivvel scwfa.
De oldta maid maega de nause nuff
draya, awver won se en chance
now hetta far en mon karraseera
don daida uff eme room shlovera
0s we en gowl won are farraeged
glaya hoy g’fressa hut. De socha
saena mer oll won se farby sin, aw-
ver ’sis gor ken use os mer de wore
heit farlaegled.
Ich board now widder by
Billy Bixler, awver ich denk net
ich long mae bleib. Der Billy is en
ormer ketzer, grawd we ich selver,
awver are hut en grose hartz un
gleiched mere net ous-beeda. Won
se
em |
08 |
de
gane ich uff der wake un nem em
oldta Abe Lacy si blotz. So hod-ya.
Ich luss ich dich hara fun mere.

Works Hard, Dances,
Gains 3 Lbs. a Week
“T work hard, dance and have
gained 3 pounds a week since tak-
ing Vinol. 'My nervousness is al-
most gone.”’—Mrs. F. Lang.
Vinol is a deligious compound of
cod liver peptone,tiron, etc., Nerv-
ous, easily tired anémic people are
surprised how Vinol giges new pep
sound sleep and a BIG appetite.
The very FIRST bottle often adds
several pounds weight to thin child-
ren or adults, Tastes delicious. E
W. Garber, Druggist. (5)
We
Mark Laying Hens
To determine how many eggs a
hen will lay,
ial to use some identification mark.
A numbered leg band is used for this!
purpose. Each hen has a different
numbered band, and it is convenient
to letter the bands serially so that
a different letter is used each year.
Thus, A-101 may be the leg band
number of a hen in 1928; B-101
will be the leg band number of a
hen in 1929, and so on.
re ee Qe
Order Landscape Materials
Have you ordered the trees,
shrubs, vines, and perennials that
you desire to plant in the spring?
If orders are placed early you can
give the nurseryman a definite date
upon which to make shipment. Then
the planting materials will be on
hand the exact time when you can
take care of them.

gons
un ich
ga-denked os se
Ich het
holdta
sella, un sell wore de Betz Grill un
de
daid
hut
em |
housebutza im gorda room g’shlenk
Polly net era mind wexeled don |
it is first of all essent-
woo sella mohls der Billy Schnell wheat cannot be supplied for the
keffer hira hut wella, un ich will increasing number of hungry
be-chudes leever farfreera os mit | mouths that demand food. Starches
era uff nemma. Du waisht se hut|are not the natural food of man,
sich sella mohls en shtick tzoong [Only a limited amount of starchy
ob ga-biss we se fum asel g’folla food should be used and those who
un se sawga mere sell ware widder | confine their diet to fine white
oll noach ga-woxa un se kent ma flour, bread, butter, cakes, pies
karl Hail Columby widder gevva in potatoes, beans, peas, and bananas
rechter ord. Se wore mere are rapidly digging their graves
with their teeth,
Fruit, nuts, berries and herbs or
vegetables are man’s natural diet
and even after thousands of years
upon a mixed diet of starches,
meats and vegetables he must fre-
quently return to nature in order
to drive disease out of his system.
Bread, homever, has become the
prominent and supposedly indis-
pensible article of foed for civilized
humans and therefore to secure the
ores t benefit and the least hurt
from its must be the
those who seek the best
their fellows,
My advice to all who can do so,

use
good of
is to buy a small hand mill and
grind your own whole wheat or
other flour. ng before the war I
purchased + $6.00 from a mail
order NS a nett mill used most-
ly for grinding chicken feed.
After it became impossible to
purchase flour or flour bread I
secured a couple of bushels of
wheat and a bushel of shelled corn.
The boys had lots of fun and some
hard work grinding our whole
wheat flour and our corn meal, but
we found the product far better
than anything we could buy.
We also found that we could
make a very fine flour which we
sifted some getting bran for
the chickens, but the ‘boys seemed
to think the chickens were getting
the best of us.
There are few people who ever
stop to figure the real cost of the
things they buy ready for use.
In nearly all parts of this coun-
try 1 have found baker's bread,
prepared cereals and canned goods
upon the tables of farmers who
grow and could prepare all of these
things for themselves,
It would not take long to figure
out how much you are paying the
baker for making your bread when
you know that it does not takd
near a pound of flour to make a
pound loaf, and as a barrel of flour
must contain 640 pound, there must
be in it over 700 loaves of bread,
which at .10 per loaf, amounts to
seventy dollars, therefore for the
eight bushels of wheat that you sold
for less than $16, you pay the rail-

| doctor, and he gives you bicarbon- |
ate of soda, which you could as
| we ell have taken your own baking
{ soda, only it wouldn’t cost so much. |
| You have relief for a few « ays |
ibut as the doctor said nothing |
| about ne
1 anothe
cause you soon go for |
treatment and then later |
who may give |
1 thing in a different |
form, but he likewise does not tell |
you to stop the starches and eat |
{raw fruits and vegetables or go on |
ia milk diet.
All readers of this publication
{are at liberty to write for informa- |
tion upon any subject pertaining |
to health. Address all communica- |
tions to Dr. David H. Reeder, 3131
Main Street, Kansas City, Mo., giv- |
|
|
|
{to i r doctor
|
vou the same

ing full name and address and at}
[least six cents in postage.
et
Order Vegetable Seeds
Vegetable growers, whether home |
garden or commercial, should con-
sider carefully the source, quality,
and variety of seed to be planted.
If you have located a good source,
endeavor to get seed of identical |
parentage for use this year. Send
for catatogs of several seedsmen,
but do not shop around too much.
Extravagant vague statements re-
garding varieties should be disre- |
garded, but much authentic inform-
ation may be obtained from reli-
able seed catalogs.
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The Whole Wheat Cereal

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When you have eaten starch | £
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3 z= 95¢
| The Perfect Napkin A Money-Saving Price

GAUZETS
The Perfect
Sanitary Napkin
The Perfect
Sanitary Napkin
Soft edges prevent irritation The Waterproof Underlayer
Protects Clothing
39c Box of one doz.
3 Boxes for

| Highest Quality-Lowest Price

The Rexall Store
E. W. GARBER, Mount Joy
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Cinco Londres, Havana Ribbon Londres, Bolds Perfecto,
Rocky Ford, Henrietta Juniors, Summans, Wenesta, Shissler’s
Merchant, Pure Stock, Home Comforts, Wm. Penn, Square
Deal, Noble Knight, Lew Morris, 6 for 25. Any of these, 50
in box for $2.00.
All 2 for 15c Cigars, 4 for 25c; all 10¢ Cigars, 3 for 25.
Special price on box lots,
Camels, Piedmonts, Chesterfields and Lucky Strikes, two
15¢ packs for 25c.
We have a fine assortment of Pipes. Ask to see them.
All 10c Tobaccos, 3 packs for 25e. All 15¢ Tobaccos, such
as Red Man, Red Horse, Bag Pipe, Beechnut, ete., 2 packs 25c.
Prince Albert, 2 cans 25c.
All Fruits in Season.
We also carry a complete line of penny Candy.
All flavors of Chiques Rock Soft Drinks on ice, 50

H. A. DARRENKAMP
3 Doors East of Post Office MOUNT JOY, PA.

HARDWARE
PLUMBING, HEATING
AND TINNING
eee tee.
© When in need of anything in our line, we will be pleased te
& serve you.
We have secured the services of a first-class Plumber and are
prepared to do only the best of work. We are prompt and will
cheerfully furnish estimates. Give us a call.

Brown Bros.
West Main Street MOUNT JOY, PA.

FOR GOOD, CLEAN COAL
will “toad that pave er slinkers, ete, A a.
reasonable.
87] GIVE 8. & H. GREEN raping STAMPS
HARRY LI LEEDOM

Telephone SR5

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