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Economy
real only when the Quality is there.
oducts and those sold in American Stores are
t of all genuinely Good Quality. Hundreds of
ousands of Customers, increasing in numbers
ily, find’ satisfaction in the excellence of the
Quality and Attention they receive
n the Stores Where Quality Counts
and Their Money Goes Furthest!
xcellent Brand of Peaches at a most attrac-
price. Don’t miss this opportunity.
Tall can 10c¢
dozen... hia $1.20
. 15¢ Value, Libby Packed California Fruits.
Reg. 23c
Pineapple
big can 19¢
(Slices Slightly Broken)
atoes .. med. can 10¢: doz $1.10
Tomatoes me. can 12¢: doz $1.35
8 iu med can 11¢: doz $1.30
atoes ... big can 15¢: doz $1.70
Crushed Sugar Corn . . can 10¢: doz $1.10
Farmdale Crushed Corn . can 121¢: doz $1.40
Asco Country Gentle. Corn .can 15¢: doz $1.70
“Delicious Succo! ish ...... can 15¢: doz $1.70
Asco Golden Pumpkin . big can 12¢: doz $1.35
Cut Stringless Beans ...... can 14¢: doz $1.60
Asco Large Lima Beans ... can 20¢: doz $2.25
Asco Small Lima Beans ... can 25¢: doz $2.85
Tender Cooked Spimach ... can 19¢: doz $2.20
Always sweet and fre h. Truly the Standard Butter.
Louella Butter--Taste It!
The Finest Butter in America!
Res, 10¢ Kirkman’s
Soap Chips i Asco Ammonia
B pkgs 25¢ 3 quart bot 19¢
Good Quick Suds i Reg Price 25¢
*
can DRANO 3
can DAWN CLEANSER \ both tor 23c¢
Red Pitted JASCO Toasted
Cherries Bhead Crumbs
can 20
29¢ pkg 5c
Asco Gelatine Desserts .......... \ 3 pkgs 25¢
AscoGrape Juice ............. . \s bot 23¢
Extra Strength
Schmidt’s Cereal Beverages ........ 3 bots 25¢
Sweet.Potatoes ..,............... . . can 15¢
Mixed Vegetables ............. ... can 12i¢
ASCO Ginger Ale bot 10¢
This Delicious beverage is meeting the needs§of Coffee
Drinkers who are exacting about their daily up.
Asco Coffee ~ Ib
Victor Blend Coffee ....... . Ib B5¢
These Prices Effective in Our :
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I am giving the largést cut in® ices on all millinery.
Large stock on hand. You ea make a good
selection by coming early. 9
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MO
The Produce and
. What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has Te
Live Stock Market Say This Week
CORRECT INFORMATION KUR.
NISHED WEEKLY BY E
PENNA. BUREAU OF
MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN
The potato market in Philadelphia
was firm to slightly stronger, Pen-
nsylvania stock in 120 pound sacks
sold at $1.40 to $1.55 with a few
fancy bringing $1.50 while 100 Ib.
sacks sold at $1.15 to $1.30.
Mushrooms were slightly weaker
and sold at .40 to $1.00 per 3 pound
basket. Wired celery met a good
demand and sold at .10 to .20 per :
bunch with a few fancy bringing |
as high as .25. Nearby beets brought | Mer hen
|
| ollaweil gor
.60 to .90 per 5-8 basket while car- 'Weeshter ufroor doh om Barrick. Es
rots brought .90 to $1.25. {is en retsherei unner de weipsleit,
Nearby savoy cabbage sold at .60 un es date mich gor net woonera
to $1.50 per bushel. Rutabagas Won es om end nuch bisniss gebt far
brought .50 to .65 per 5-8 basket de lawyer un der shreef un in der
while parsnips sold at .60 to $1.00 court.
and turnips brought .25 to .50. | Ich will dere de particklers now
The movement in sweet potatoes 'gevva so goot os ich con. Es is
was slow but prices were unchang- waega der Sally Ann Seimoyer,
ed. Yellows brought $1.00 to $1.25 lanes fum oldta Bensh Seimoyer sina
per 5-8 basket while Reds sold at maid, un anes fun denna Fildelfy
$1.10 to $1.85, agets os so room dravela unner da
Nearby apples continued to meet | shtore-keeper mit samples, un seller
a slow demand and the market was ding sawga se is en g’hirer mon os
generally dull. Delicious sold at |en fraw un dri kinner hut in Fil-
$1.25 to $1.75, Romes $1.00 to | delfy. Wos de rale shtory is consht
$1.76 and Stayman brought $1.00 | denka for dich selver. De Sally
$1.75 per bushel, [Ann un era mommy hen era mind
Cranberries met a slow demand | uff g’maucht far ous-finna ware de
tho there was little change in prices. | shtory g’shtart hut. Se hen ous-
Stock in quarter barrel crates rang- | g'finna 08 de Betz Miller es g'sawd
ed from $3.00 to $4.50 while half hut, un se sin grawd tsu der Betz
barrel crates sold at $6.00 to $9.00, (gonga un g’forgt we’s is un ware’s
Florida strawberries were in |era g’sawd hut, un se hut g’sawd os
more liberal supply and the market {de Marianda Schmidt es g’sawd hut,
broke sharply and quarts sold at [un don sin se tsu der Mariana gonga,
.65 to .70 while pints in poor condi- fun se hut g’saw os de Jemima Waf-
tion sold at .25. flebach es g'sawd hut, un de Je-
MARKET. Beef steers and year- |mima hut g’sawd de Anne Bensmill-
ling steady, compared with week |er het’s g’sawd hut, un de Anne hut
ago 25c to 50c higher, $13.50 paid |g’sawd se het em Sam Kissinger si
for medium weights and yearlings, | fraw es hara sawga, un we se aw-
bulk of sales $11.25-12.50. Bulls garoofa hen by der Kissingery hut
scarce, firm, she stock slow about [es g’sawd se ware’s net sure awver
steady, all cutters steady to weak, se glawbt se set de Polly Bixler hara
bulk heifers $10.50-11.25, sausage |derfun schwetza. Don sin se tsu
bulls $9.25-10.00, butcher cows 8.25 | der Polly un se hut widder en onery
-9.00, cutters $4.75-6.00. Stockers g’nend os es g'sawd sull hovva un
and feeders showing little action, |tsu letsht is es evva widder uff de
about steady, most sales $9.25- | Kissingery cooma. Un now sawga
10.50. Calves steady to weak, few ise de Sally Ann Seimoyer het im in
selected vealers $19.00 practical top de shtadt tsu gae un en lawyer din-
$18.50. HOGS: Nominal. ga un de Kissingery shreefa far de
RECEIPTS: For todays market, ' court un se es broofa moucha wae-
cattle 7 cars; 6 Chicago; 1 Pa; con- |ga sellem agent fun Fildelfy. .
taining 166 head, 234 trucked in, | Ich, far my pard, hob nix tsu
total cattle 400 head, 83 calves, 65 sawga. Won de Sally Ann Seimoy-
hogs, 3 sheep. Receipts for week er tsu feel fun dem Fildelfy agent
ending Jan. 5, 1928, cattle 52 cars, gadenked hut don het se shmart ga-
18 Chicago; 15 Va; 6 Pa; 4 St, nunk si sulla far’s tsu sich selver
Louis; 8 Tenn; 2 St, Paul; 2 W. Va; holda. De Tzaea Gabudda in der
{1 Kansas City; 1 Buffalo; contain- | Shrift farbeeda olles os schlect is,
{ing 1326 head, 552 trucked in, ‘otal awver ich claim os elf ga-budda si
cattle 1878 head, 699 calves, 1807 hetta sulla. De elft het laesa sulla:
hogs, 70 sheep. Receipts
{ responding week last year, _ cattle
53 cars, contaiffing 148 head, 797
head trucked in, tot cattle 2203
head, 145 calves, 100% Nogs.
heitzadawgs nix ous we
schlecht os en mon is—usht so os
are shmart ganunk is es nemond
| ous-finna lussa, De shtrose lawfed
[full karls os hend hen so wise os
|schnee un en hartz so schwartz os
shonshta roos. De karrich hut
blendy karls os en g’sicht hen os
sich shtrecked Soondawgs we en
oldter gum shoe, un Moondawgs
dlaid ich ena net weider drowa uni-
chera lot weipsleit os ich en elefont
{om schwontz room shlaifa con.
De Sally Ann Seimoyer hut far-
leicht nix derby g’mained, un hut
gadenked dare Fildelfy karl ware
leddich—awver sell maucht nix ous.
{Es wore era bisniss ous tsu finna.
Es daid nemond si boweri aweck
7.25-8.75 'gevva tsu ma mon os are nix der-
6.00-7.25 fun wase—un en gooter nawma is
3.75-6.00 mae waerdt os feel ocker lond. De
[weipsleit schwetza uftmohls tsu feel
"awver luss mich dere sawga, won’s
net far era tzoonga ware don daid
{feel mae schlechtes aw-gadrivva |
{ wara os es so doot. We’s is is yader |
'weipsmensch en detective, un wile
se anonner so goot kenna don wissa
se gli won hoodlérei aw gait.
Nuch ebbes will ich dere sawga.
{De Sally Anne Seimoyer is grawd
| we feel fun unsera onera maid om
16.25-19.00 Barrick n se kenna oll en lesson
14.00-16.25 |larna fun era experience. Won en |
7.50-14.00 | arlicher, uffrichticher, hardt-shof- |
|ficher bowera boo cooma will anes |
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Choice
Good
COWS
8.75-10.00
! Good
| Common and medium
Low cutter and cutter
Good and choice 10.00-11.50
Cutter, common and med, 7.50-10.00
FEEDERS AND STOCKERS
Good and choice 10.25-12.00
Common and medium 7.50-10.25
Good and choice 10.00-11.75
Common and medium 7.25-10.00
VEALERS
Good and choice
Medium
Cull and common
HOGS
Heavyweights
10.00-10.50 {fun ena karraseera don shtaid are
ken chance won se room shpotseera
Mediumweights 10.00-10.50 , i a uff g’schmusta frotz-
Lightweight a a
: hontz fun der shtott. un won are en
Packing sows (rough and smooth) fun ena maucht don is es era
7.50-9.75 |ageny shoold. En arliche hond os |
Lancaster Grain and Feed Market row is fun arawet is mae waerdt os
Selling Price of Feeds en wise, un-arliche hond mit kit
ran 44.00-45.00 ton henching tzoo ga-decked. En mon
horts 43.50-44.50 ton |os fun der city cooma. mus far en
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ominy 47.00-48.00 ton |fraw soocha is eider uff badroog ous |
Middlings 47.50-48.50 ton odder hut en schlechter nawma da-
inseed 67.560-68.50 ton hame.
luten Not Quoted | Awver mer wella de socha lnssa |
Ground oats 42.50-43.50 ton | w, es sin. Des o'schwetz waega dem
Soy bean meal 62.00-63.00 ton | maidel hut farleicht en ursoch. |
Cottonseed 41% 58.00-59.00 ton Shier oll de leit om Barrick hen
Dairy feed 16% 38.00-89.00 ton maid os se garn farhondla daida uff
Dairy feed 18% 41.560-42.50 ton coode menner, un wile de Anne Sei-
Dairy feed 20% 49.00-50.00 ton | over en hisph, goot gookich friend- |
| Ddiry feed 24% 54.50-55.50 ton |1ich maidel is wella se farleicht era '
Dairy feed 25% 57.00-58.00 ton |, wma fardarva so os era dechter |
Hirse feed 85% 45.50-46.50 ton |. chance greega on der city karl.
a alfa (regular) 44.50-45.50 ton | Des is en wake os bakont is mit oll
{ Alfalfa (reground) 47.50-48.50 ton | shtride shtifter. Un es seemed de
woo de lengshter gabader maucha in
Proper Treatment Brings Profits |der bade-shtoond un gaena es eftsht
Tree planting on idle land and jin de karrich sin de shlimshta far de |
wood-lot thinning of second growth recheri uff shtarta. Husht du di i
: timber go hand in hand. Both prac- |laeva g’wist os en weipsmensch 0s
tices aid in the development of the sich selver net drowa daid mit |
greatest possible income and satis- | monsleit is de arsht os onery weips-
faction from that part of the farm leit suspect fun schlechte socha?
‘on {Which they are applied and which Enmensch os en thine hartz hut
nov is yielding little or no income. | denked yader ebber soonsht rhine,
unware u-sowver is saed dreck uff
Prepare Honey for Exhibit vader ebber soonsht. _Grishdendoom
eekeepers who plan to exhibit | mocht der mensch rhine woo’s hut,
honey at the State Farm Products un maucht farflompte rascals ous
Shgw in Harrisburg this month are onery woo usht maena se hetta’s. :
urd to give their produc: good | Dohare’ finsht du uftmohls de
pr aration so the display will ar- | schlechta leit in der karrieh wile se
rivd at the state capital in good con-
i ditfhn for exhibition.
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schlechte socha tsu derker.
Sian Moral. Ware net drowd dem is
fen it's job printing you need, | net tsu drowa. :
anything from a card to a book, we eee eee
Jour service. | Our classified ads bring results
stharns ,
for cor- “Du solsht net ous g’funna wara.”
{ ing water. Let
| half, strain out the
I A small sponge
| sooner removed.
| if at all
rule, one
| tent of $2,000,000 a year.
{ mologists of the
| of Agriculture, and pokeweed, Jer-
{ usalem
| blackberry, wild geranium, and oth-
{ er weeds in and around cotton fields
{ should be destroyed now. Each fe-
| plants, particularly the violet, also
| act as hosts to the red
| have been traced
, a “rust” disease.
JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
Home Health Club
WEEKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX.
PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H. REEDER
Night Sweats: I have recently had
a number of inquiries regarding a
cure for “night sweats,” and have
promised that I would give a lecture
on the subject,
One of the hard things is to ex-
plain the cause of such a thing as a
night sweat without going into a
scientific discussion, because the
average person, and to many physi-
cains, there is no apparent cause,
and hence they doctor the disease
by internal medication and let the
leakage go on.
Now, if, as I told you, eighty per-
cent of the body is water, then He
who created this wonderful struc-
ture or case called the skin, knew
| that so much water was necessary
to the proper life and health of the
being infolded within that skin, and
(it was so constructed that when a
certain degree of heat exists outside
the body the nerves controlling the
involuntary muscles surrounding
the mouths or pores of the skin
would cause them to open and a
portion of the water is allowed to
come out and cool the surface. On
the other hand, when the body is
placed in a certain degree of cold
the nerves controlling these open-
ings cause the muscles to contract,
and the moisture is retained, the
skin remains cold and the cold is
not so penetrable. Any one can,
therefore, readily understand why
great activity which causes the fires
within the body can, therefore,
readily understand why great activi-
ty which causes the fires within the
body to burn more rapidly, at the
same time starts the sweat out all
over the body, or why the heat of a
Turkish or other sweat bath causes
profuse perspiration, but it does not
explain why it is that a man or wo-
man in great mental or physical ag-
ony will sweat drops of water
standing or lying perfectly still and
in the cold. All of this, too I could
explain to you, but time and space
will not permit. I must take facts
as I find them and teach you how
to deal with conditions and not
theories.
When the entire system has been
weakened, no matter whether it is
| the dread disease called consump-
i tion, by worry, by overwork, or any
| other cause, the nerves controlling
these little pores or mouths lose
strength, and the muscles themsel-
ves grow weak and patulous.
ing the waking hours,
! any trouble from excessive leakage,
but sleep resembles death in many
respects, and the weakened nerves
and tired muscles relax, letting a
portion of the
cape in night sweats.
All, one would
understand the matter in hand so
far, In whatever way it is done, we
must in such a case restore vitality
and consequent activity to these or- |
gans in the skin when untimely and
unnatural sweatings come on. This
can be done in a very direct and in-
expensive way. ‘Take a tablespoon-
ful of cayenne pepper, a pint of
good white wine vinegar; mix these
together and pour on a pint of boil-
i it boil down one-
pepper, and
with this liquid, sponge the patient
at bedtime all over the body from
head to foot, as gently as possible,
but so the liquid gets really through
the sweatiness and effects the skin,
or bit of soft rag
will do very well for this purpose.
The sponging may be done under
the bed clothes so as to give the
least possible disturbance or fatigue
to the patient,
I have seen the night sweats dis-
appear on a single application of
this remedy, but it is well to contin-
ue it for three or four evenings,
even when the cure is as rapid as
this and to repeat it to five or six,
if the relaxation of the skin is not
Even if the case
is one of the greatest weakness, this
application will greatly refresh, and
carefully done will cause
not the slightest inconvenience.
If it can be more easily procured, |
a gill of acetic acid will do for the
| vinegar—I might say that it will do
{ better than any vinegar which, as a
can purchase, but good
ordinary white or cider vinegar will
i do.
A —— a RS
Weeds Harbor Red Spider
The red spider is not particular
about his menu, as he may satisfy
his appetite on 183 different kinds
of plants, among them cotton, which
he sometimes damages to
tion in winter is
cure in summer,
much better than
as great expendi«
| ture of time, labor, and materials is A
| necessary to control the pests after |%
they get into the cotton fields. Most
of the red spiders pass the winter
on wild plants, according to ento-
U. S. Department
oak,
jimson weed, wild
male spider killed now means some
300,000,000 potential offspring less
next summer, Some cultivated
spider, and
infestation
to near-by door-
vards. This pest, which is not real-
ly a spider but a mite, often at-
tacks plants unnoticed, owing to its
minute size and habit of living on
the undersides of leaves. and the
injury is likely to be mistaken for
many cases of cotton
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
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AFFT'S BLUE BANNER CHOCOLATES
STRICTLY FRESH
“Supply of BACHMAN'S CHOCOLATES
the ex- :
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