'WEDNESD Y, JANS 14th, 1931
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Tea Week in
ASCO Stores!
The best way to prove the goodness of
ASCO Teas, is to make the test. Try one
of our brands, and you will agree that it
pays to get
The Most of the Best for the Least
ASCO Black or Mixed TEA VY 1b. Pkg
10c:Y5 1b. Pkg. 19¢
Orange-Pekoe or India-Ceylon
Vi 1b. 17¢ : 5 1b. pkg. 33¢
Pride of Killarney Tea 141b 19:1b tin 75¢
ASCO TUBERCULIN TESTED
Evap. Milk 2 tall cans 15¢: dozen 90¢
Made from the Rich Milk of Tuberculin Tested Cows.

9¢ Gld Seal Finest Rolled Oats 2 pks. 15¢
Reg. 13¢ Fancy Lrg. PRUNES 2 1bs. 21c
Reg. 13¢ Fancy Nor. Sardines ...... 2 cans 19¢

~ Libby’s Cooked Corned Beef .......... can 23¢
ASCO Finest Orange Marmalade big jar 19¢
ASCO White Tuna Fish ........ 1-2 1b can 25¢
ASCO California Peaches ....... 2 big cans 35¢
1—10c tumb. ASCO Peanut Butter ) 2 2
1 Ib. pkg Premium Soda Crackers ) 4 C
Reg. 25¢ Asco Finest Bartlet Pears 2lc
; A... BIG CAN ar
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Del Monte Pears, big can 25¢
:
Quality Canned Foods
Del Monte Fruit Salad ............ tall can 23¢
Delicious California Apricots ...... tall can 10¢
Smithfield’s Apple Sauce .......... 2 cans 23¢
Farmdale Tender Peas ............ 2 cans 25¢
ASCO Diced Carrots. ...... Lil 2 cans 19¢
ASCO Finest Tomatoes ........... med can 10¢
Made of the Finest Ingredients
£ YY BREAD rae pup
» nag 1
V7 ans | { ARES 1
fs -~ 1% al SR a
BR 2 amie Victor Bread PisPan Je
TRY A LOAF!
a > Para Island
Sliced PINEAP! Biz Can 95
isco Country 3 Corn 2 cans 29¢
Sunrise Tomat. KETCHUP, 3 bots 25¢
Asco Pure Strained HONEY jar 15¢
. 1B¢c Selox Speed Soap .. 2 big pkgs 25¢
Kirkman’s Cleanser ...|..... 2 cans 11¢
Naphtha Soap: ..... . 3. ... cakes 25 :
Beans... . +... .%..... 2 lbs 25¢
mp Beans”... A... 2 lbs 15¢

Choice Rice ....... 3... 2 lbs
11¢
as 37c—27c 10c Saved!
ASCO Coffee 1b 27¢
Victor Coffee Ib 23¢
of
| Acme Coffee. 1b tin 33¢
Especilly adapted ta percolator use

Finest Fresh Produce!
Ovamges. .... 5. 0.0%. 17¢, 22¢, 30¢
«00 nL ee aL 3 pounds 10¢
Cabbage =. ..>. ., ... ..... 0... 00 pound 2¢

Thousands and thousands of Particular Homelkeep-
ers depend on ASCO Service, for they appre-
ciate Quality at a Saving.

These Prices Effective in Our
MOUNT JOY STORE

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
PRODUCE & LIVE
STOCK MARKET
CORRECT INFORMATION FUR.
NISHED WEEKLY BY [iE

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| PENNA. BUREAU OF
| MARKETS FOR THE
Y BULLETIN
The local fruit and vegetable
{market was quiet today and trading
(was limited. Potato prices held
(about steady with Maine Green
bringing $1.90 to $2.10
| per 100 pound sack. Idaho Russets
|sold at $2.25 to $2.35 per 100 1b.
sack while truck receipts of Penn-
sylvania ‘and U. S. Market News
Service.
| The sweet potato market was dull
{and the demand was slow. The best
yellow and red varieties sold at $1
to $1.15 per 5-8 basket with a very

jfew lots as high as $1.25. Mush-
rooms were weaker with liberal
‘supplies and Pennsylvania whites
brought 60c to 75c¢ per 3 1b. basket,
buttons 40c¢ to 50c and spots 25¢ to
40c.
Pennsylvania hot house tomatoes
were dull and brought 10¢ to. 15¢
per pound, while the Michigan hot
house rhubarb brought 85¢ to $1.00
per 5 pound box. The celery mark-
oh {et was dull but prices held steady.
Pag | Pennsylvania wired bunches ranged
from 5c to 18¢ per bunch with a
“4 | few exceptionally fancy lots higher
| Beets, carrots, parsnips and white
turnips sold mostly at 25¢ to 50c
wg per 5-8 basket. Rutabagas sold at $1
(to $1.25 per 100 pound sack. Leeks
§ | brought 2¢ to 3c per bunch. Apples
L. were steady and sold at $1.00 to

Market: E
weak
dull. Beef
unevenly lower,
upward showing
to
$9.00

| steers

| kinds selling

decline, compared with week
cutters weak to unevenly lower,
Bulls about steady; she stock and
ago lower, some sales off more.

bulk heifers $7.25-8.00; beef
bull .50-6.25; butcher cows were
4. .00; cutters $2.25-3. Slow
draggy market on stockers and
eeders receipts light, bulk of sales
50-7.50. Calves about steady
with w 's early 50c¢c decline, top
0.
Ho eady, choice 180-230 1b.
t 9.50-9.85, best locals At
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For today’s market
3 i » 2 Chicago; 1'St. Paul;
1 Virginia; containhg 101 hea
ked in, total cattle :
head, calves, 758 hogs. Receipts
ng Jan. 10, 1931, cat-
kt] i 10 Chicago; 8 St. Louis;
Bq 6 0 6 W. Virginia; 6 Pa.;
ww 3 St. I 3 Tenn.; 2 Omaha; 2
3 Kentucky; 1 Ohio; containing 1198
Sng head, 1086 head trucked in, total
ni cattle 2284 head, 988 calves, 3199
liad hogs, 399 sheep. Receipts for cor-
| responding week last year, cattle 40
fag 10 Va.; 6 Chicago; 4 St. Paul;
Penna.; 4 Maryland; 3 Canada; 2

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH

'gor net wissa wos es
ivver em fressa os om
i fa.
Lo ; 2 Buffalo; 2 Mich.; 1 Omaha
1 I New York; containine 973
(head, 911 head trucked in, tottal
’ % cattle 1884 head, 621 calves, 2325
do 12 sheep.
Pad |
- Range of Prices
Ho. STEERS
5 Good $9.25-10.50
Med \ 8.00-9.25
Cor 6.00-8.00
; HEIFERS
§ Choi 7.75-8.50
Good 7.00-7.75
Medit 6.00-7.00
Commoon 5.00-6.00
COWS
3 Choice 5.50-6.25
Good 1.75-5.50
{Common & Med. 3.50-4.75
| Low cutter & cutter 2.00-3.50
| BULLS |
6.50-8.
4.75-6.
Good and choice
Cutter common & med
(yrlgs, excluded)

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© Containing Eight Rooms, All Modern
House has Slate Roof.
POULTRY HOUSE
property,
FT.
in Eas
12x12
highway
substantia
Corner along concrete
Donegal Township, Florin. Here's a goed
home.
for $5,500.00?

JNO. E. SCHROLL
REALTOR
[ood Brick House
Conveniences.
Why build when you can buy a house like this
MOUNT JOY

Dunnershdawg wore der dawg os
der Governor fore-g'setzed hut far
donk tsu gevva. Es hut feel leit os
mained. Dale
dawg far sich
maina es ware en
foll welsh-hinkle fressa un der-
Der
maucha so
mensch
g'-
saw-
Ich gleich selver om dish si woo
en welshhowna farrissa wardt—net
os ich welsh-hinkle gleich, awver es
is olsfart bbes gootes mit farboona.
Feel liet gaena tsu grosse expense
far era essa uff greega-arbardich so
familia os reich Derno donka
se Gud os se so goot aw cooma mit
longa ga-bader awver denka net
draw os farleicht eram naixta nuch-
ber si kinner hungersnote leita,
Husht du in dime draw ga-
denked os ma orma mensch mit helfa
en feel graesere blesseer is 0s we en
no gronk wara druff.
con en sow fun sich
sin.
laeva
grose middawg essa ous em wake
shoffa? Es sin feel leit os ols-fart
donk gevva wile sella ken geld kusht,
un won net grishdadoom fry ware hy the fundamental rules of !
don daida se ken fib en a-bit ECVVA | health, thanks to counterfeit labels |
srfore ‘ma leit it helfa mauch- i ad
derfore. Orma leit mit helfa mauch [and counerfeit suatements, eas
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To
Say This Week
HEALTH TALK
VRITTEN .BY DR. THEODORE
B. APPEL, SECRETARY OF
HEALTH

“The very general optomizm on
the part of violators of the Eight.
all other phases of life are inclined
to be entirely credulous to the
claims of purty and safety made
by the illicit purveyors of alcoholic
stimulants, |
“Alt this season of the year, and
particularly in connection with the
celebration incident to the usher-
ing in of the New Year, there will

undoubtly be a large number of
people whose child-like faith in
boo legger’s statements will dir-
ectly result in serious physical in-
jury to themselves, Indeed, some
will die.
“It can saftely be stated that
contraband of this sort,is practically
in all eases harmful to health, and
much of contains poisonous sub-
stances that can permanently im-
pair one’s well-beng if
The utter
therefore of using material of this
type becomes at apparent,
people who
food
h air in their sleep-
i
indulged in.
once
“However, numerous
ins st
safe
on pure water, clean
foe
ing quariers, and in other ways are
educated to
milk
the necess'ty of, abid-

ed en long un harlich laeva. Der mon |
woo nix gebt tsu nemond dare

| flaesh g'shtola hut, un der Jeckey
00 | Hawnayarick is donkbar os si sch-
50 | ware tswa bletz ga-agened hut. De
| Polly is donkbar os se nuch era Gott-

is we |
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VEALERS [lieb hut un ich bin donkbar os ich
bois Sa : [nuch my leeve Polly hob.
{Good and choice 12.00-13.50 |
Medium 10.50-12 00 | Se sawga de weldt wardt besser,
oy : oo el ich glawb net os donk gevva
% Cull and common 7.00-10.50 | po helft on mer net ols ebmohls eb-
FEEDERS AND STOCKERS bes noach sheebed. Won der oldt
Good and choice 7.75-9.00 | Sammy Sendapetzer in de karrich
Common & medium 5.50-7.75 | coomed un bade bis are u-mechtich |
HOGS [ wardt don si net farshrucka. Usht|
Lightweight $9.00-9.50 | haeb emes glingle-seckly unich de
Mediumweight 9.25-9.75 | haws.
Heavyweight 9.00-9.50 thy Ta
| Packing sows 7.25-9.00 | 20,000 INDIAN RELICS
| Lancaster Grain and Feed Market | ~~ ACQUIRED BY STATE
Selling Price of Feeds
| Bran $30.00-31.00 ton | More than 20.000 pieces of Indian
Shorts 28.50-29.50 ton | relics, including thousands of arrow-
, Hominy 37.00-38.00 ton | heads, the largest collection of Iri-
| Middlings 34.00-35.00 ton | quois pottery known, beads and oth-
t ( Linseed 45.00-46.00 ton jer examples of Indian workmanship,
Gluten 40.00-41.00 ton | collected during the past eight years
1 Ground Oats 35.50 36.50 ton |by G. B. Fenstermacher, of Lancaster
Soy Bean Meal 47.00-48.C0 tom | was taken over by the State Monday
| Hog Meal 38.00-39.00 ton {according to an announcement by
| Cottonseed 41% $39.00-40.00 ton | Dr. Frederick A. Godcharles, of the
| Dairy Feed *16% 31.00-32.00 ton [State museum.
Dairy Feed *18% 33.00-34.00 ton Mr. Fenstermacher, who collected
Dairy Feed 20% 37.50-38.50 ton [Indian relics as a hobby came to the
Dairy Feed 24% 41.50-42.50 ton | attention of Dr. Godcharles when the
Dairy Feed 25% 43.00-44.00 ton |fame of his collection began to
Horse Feed 85% 39.00-40.00 ton |SPread throughout the state. Dr.
| Alfalfa (Regular) 39.00-40.00 ton Godcharles, after viewing the collec-
i Alfalfa (Reground) 41.00-42.00 ton tion, decided that it was worthy of
ee wider attention and made arrange-
Trucks Move Produce ments with the Lancaster man to

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Also All Kinds Repair Work
PROMPT SERVICE PRICES REASONABLE

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Motor trucks are being used more
and more to transport fruits and
vegetables from the place of pro-
| duction to market. Products have
oe {been carr'ed 600 miles this way,
& but, the average for long trips is
100 miles.
etl es ss
9,
Use Wired Perches
oe Wire netting made of 16-gauge
> wre and 1%-inch mesh has been
>,
found satisfactory for use between
the chicken roosts and *he dropping
boards. It keeps the chickens off
the boards and caches any eggs
laid by the birds on the perches.
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have the state take over the display.
Although Fenstermacher’s pottery
cannot compare in quantity or qual-
ity with the recent finds of Dr. D. A.
Cadzow and his expedition at Safe
Harbor and Washington the
collection as a whole will a de-
cided asset to the State Museum.
where more space is being devoted
each year to exhibits of Indian days.
—— ee
Plan Flower Gn-d.
Preparations fo: e 3t fiower
garden include e~ds and
plants, obta ning fertilizers, buying
or repairing garden tools and ac-
cessovies, and geiting materials for
fighting insects and diseases.
/
Boro
be

discretion t8 the winds and literally |
drink poson,

en wasser pond os net ous lawfed. |
i : a | “To what length some persons
Es wasser is gree un shlimich un| ity & RD Ra
grudda un shlonga hucka uff der|W!l go is illustrated by the use of
3 To
bank. By ena coomed olles ei un nix (wood alcohol, methanol and other
gaid ous. Der mon woo olsfart gebt|anti-freeze mixtures as beverages.
is we es barrick wasser. Es greeked|It seems inconceivable that pro-
feel un bt olles 0s es g duets of this kind, even if not label-
Woos oona lawfed sin de felde ,|ed poison, should be used ss a sub-
de fegel singa uff da ban e|stitute for potable. liquor. Yet re-
ferrella sheesa drin room we wed |ports are constantly noted in the
derlaecha ] ¢ hd un|papers where wholesale deaths have
donsed un iped Mier |heen directly traced to this cause:
gleiched wi rd ner health or life are bo i
con sich n tsu naixt h 1 D 10
won mer meed is. Es ich |, 1 of aleoholie ids contain-
hemond naixt on 3 Wi ing poison consttuents. And ill-
n far bl eer 1: S0 i . 1 :
D nd far eh ¢ of a few days also too hich
mit em geitziche mens Are - ; Yin
: a i . tarif for the doubtful pleasmn
nix un grotzed olles tsu sich we er
“pe nnecoction 03x
grebbs. Are schwetzed fun nix os? : o.her concoction
geld, un lond, un welshkarn, un X £) hough they be pou
: ; : lei . 1 1 3
un won du eme long g nunk t 10 t Lt 1 ly in
riched gebt are der shiddla So [with a favorite foreign label
doots gree, shI'mich wasser. Ich bin It thus appears that the slogan,
én awrmer mon awver so farhoftich|‘Watch your step.’ could logically
os ich’ dere’s sawg, won ich’ (be applied to would-be and adtual
ov ry ory | . x:
kent don ware my graeshte blesses I ol of the Eighteenth Amend.
so awrmy dihenker mit helfa. ment. Remember, that poison by
Awver si wee's will ich hob my th ou i Dolson just the
othe name S POISOY ust ?
g'soonheit, un ae jigger ous der y i :
3 ,.. | Same.
schwartza buddle maucht mich ol
so reich feela os der Jay Gould ols
hut, wo g'sawt hut are daid ae mil-| Ides of the Lifeboot
: : dea of th feboat
lunt dawler gevva won are si niral-| A vs } i i
: v edtard tn ey ge
ligy cura kent. Es sin hoonert fun Credited te Inglichman
oldte weipsleit doh om barrick os Ti first lifeboat to stationed
maena se hetta ene cura kenna aw ( t in eM 1 is said to
ver won are oll as ga-grider g-numma ve | 1 a coh! con 1 to the
. . .y 1 1ny
het os ich hob we ich der gickser IP I mn |i ( bul
hot hob ware are dote gonga lon | nel 1 i e year be
are is. Yaw, es hut yaders eh far] ‘ore he | t
donkbawr si. Der porra Mohler is] "IIS op
donkbar os are si loo greeked olla | yt w
: 1.1 | ( a I
fardle yohr, un de leit si donkb: 1 ; !
o 1 ( 0),
se en porra hen os es effongaleum | : !
nerm ~10n of J ap
recht ous laega con. + Der Hullerheck 3 : :
ag { tion of the castle was set aside 0
is donkbar os are en gooter hondle nt fr i
: J vatchtower, from
ivver der baar ghot hut dorich es
i could be signaled ( Vest
letsht yohr. Der Mike Bixler is i in Rin See win
Toki 3 was seen to be in distress. Lnukin's
lonkbar os are net g ga is wars: 1 : :
aonkbar os are net g'fonga is warra boat did good service and saved man:
[we are em Sammy Seeshuls si sida {
lives. After
quarter of a
Nouth Shields
South Shields
nrize for a
Mr. Greathead
lifeboat, naming it the “Original.” |
When in 17% another ship was |
wrecked in almost the same spot, the |
Original brought
whereas
an appalling shipwreck a
mile from the ¢
in 1789,
inhabitants
ast at
a committee of
offered a
lifeboat, and
built the first
model
actual |
every one to safety
in the shipwreck of 1729 all |
had veen drowned in sight of helpless
onlookers.
Handball Irish Pastime

Handball originated in Ireland |
about 1,000 years ago, and is often |
considered one of the national games |
of that country. it iS now played by
more men in America than anywhere

else in the world. The first scientific
handball player was really develnnad
about 1820, when William Ba
Tiperary originated new ways
ting the ball in curves, low drives and
screw tosses. The first international
match ever played was the Lawlor
Casey match, in 1377, with the prize of
$1,600 for the best of 21 eames. 10 in
Cork and 11 in the United States.
Lawlor won 6 ganies to 4 in Cork, and
Casey won T straight in New York.
Casey retained his title against all
comers until 1900, when he retired
Since 1900 the game has developed
in two separate games, a one-wall
aime and a four-wall game, both of
which are played by amateurs in sin
gles and doubles.
Royal Succession
According to the practice now prev-
alent in monarchies the wife of the
reigning king does not succeed to the
throne in case the later's death.
The succession passes through either
the male or female line, but does not
pass from one to the other. Likewise if
a reigning queen dies her husband does
not succeed to the throne, For in-
stance, if a queen of the Netheriands
shou!d die her eldest child wouid be-
come sovereign, not the queen’s hus-
band. Catherine the Great «f Russia
her husband Peter il, but
was revolutionary.—
of
succeeded
the proceeding
Exchange.

ee
eenth Amendment regarding the
quality of the goods surreptitously
acquired, . and more or less publie-
ly, is scarcely justified by the |
faets,” said Doctor Theodore B.
Appel, Secretary of Health, today.
“It seems strange that many per-
sons who demand actual proof in
habitually |
foolishness |

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# A Full Line of BACHMAN CHOCOLATE i
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x Raisin Clusters, 5 pounds ................ $1.25 :
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