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SATURDAY, NOV. 25th, 1933 | FOR SAL s and “Geese, at 15¢ | Na 1 9 |= ES RESEARCH DIR RECTOR, v A
The uhdersigned will sell at public | Per pound. Apply Route | oy | { A DS. FELLOWSHIP MOUNT JO ’
sale, oa the premises near Union 1, Phone 138R14, Mount Joy, "Pa. ny | : :
Square, jRapho township, Lancaster | Le ere - -1t ) CENTURY, 8,
hi, on” the hanced. ros | "GEESE FOR SALE, i young bird ANE | jen was ad SATURDAY ONLY
8 om Lo n ure, to BE Price, 15¢ per Ib, Jac. Babee; Jr. B | \ f | H F 4" Xe lo
anheim nd Le anon nghway, about Phone 914R11, on Route 1, Mount Joy. | [ O}] . v \ A | . . :
ana: our mil rom the Sommer, the nov.8-3i-p | ru oy er | = oN C ND OVER High A rt Fl Xr 12 1b. bag, 41 C
ollowing al estate, to wit! 1 i \ 1 | . \ > "
Yourec} " 51 ’ A ) 1 a YF
(TOR SALE-Sigle Comb Wiis | A) ¢ ; Boscul Coffee {one hour fresh) 1b. 27¢
y £Lg0orn uliets rs and second v
‘TRACT NO. 1 . 1, { / J $ re
3 choice from pedigreed stock. Call J. ras ive ATE £7 ont tq 2. 5 oa aisins ks.
Consisting ®f thirty-e ight acres and E~Melhorn. Phone 63M, Mount Joy. oultl pert 1 We | \ Seedless or Nee d d Rai 3 I 25¢
thirty-six oH rches, on which is erectec “ nov. 3t-p A ( i Bl +h 1 ] / /
a Frame lling House, | « Sener gee 42 A a i : \
with seven! rooms and TT Te ag FOR SALPSNine Show Ce ases, size d Wi : iii J | Gem Butter Crackers Hershey Roll Butter
so og om oe HA TT t ) en ia turkeys ve or \} NDE ar Ap
Summer Kitghen attach- £ MLA and Lee A Ppiy. Karme ro Hotel, | tl fr ht to ten weeks Vy Fresh From The Bakery Fresh and Sweet
ed: Frame Bank Barn, Hog Stable. Tony Parrell. Prop, Ts tf : 1 lt fr ge Ib
Chicken Howse, all in good condition, a - : : i ih HRs rac of all 3» > : 14c 24c
are ( rh le premises. A never failing FOR SALE-—Fine Turkeys. Apply | oF manure
well of wate Fruit Trees and Grape- | Martin S. Newcomer, Phone 910R3 Mt. | tons voar A good ”
vines are als@ on the premises. ov.8-3t- ns year, A got .
At the time and place the fol- | oY: rete nnn || PEE WII of green feed Monarch For Quality ere Is None Better
lowing Household and Kitchen Furni- FOR SAL E—Ducks and Geese. Ap- | de and o Ve. .
ture and Farming Implements will be | ply Norman M. Stauffer. Phone Mari- | wat this sonson of the Near, growers Extra Small Sifted Peas, can, 20c¢
yg 3 sia 44R2 - usually n to have trouble with Corn : \ can, 16¢
Othello Stove F = : abv savs F. Parrish, poul
9 “ii OR SALE—Coleman Gasoline 0 2 2
used 2 years and in good condition Heater, in very good condition. Apply | try ex'onsion spe list at North Caro F ruit Cocktail rge can, 35¢
Old-Fashioned Bureau at this office. na N college. “Blackhead be
1 ~ RI Re ft Ta ging to develop and this comes, in - -
ver one hundred years old. FOR ¢ SALE—Cragg 30-30 Rifle, 100 | = ne yo ie in I. x
Canopy Fair Sfove, used in summer Cartridges, Case and Cleaning Tod for Success. with turkeys is dependent ! Single Bed Blankets . 79c¢c
kitchen, Two Bed Room Suites, Chest, | $15.00. Apply Lester Young, Rhee upon careful management of the grow C
Bont is, Table, © Penna. Fresh range is essential.” Eveay DAY Hisria IRE OF A MAN SHOWING Double Bed Blankets, full siz
£ pet, i Gla 1 Bet pres Sou hist VOTE OF THANKS—We wish to rich says much attention must 2 PERCENT OF THE U.S. A PHARMACIST HIS TONGUE HAS | (re ular $2. 45) 1 69
i ay Relig Jb 4 oz a a thank our “meny and fends , given to supplying the right |! popULATION IS ILL HUNG OVER AN AMSTERDAM oruG|_| g J .
or - + | for their kindness dif*img-our late ar . ton reioral rn SN = © ILL
fashioned Rocke and Chair, Cupboard, sad Nir Mrs. Elmer E. Brown : Feed, In ge he a nits have STORE FOR. 143 YEARS uy Ladies’ Rayon and Wool Hose 45¢
Quilting Frame, Incubator, 50-egg size; and children nov.22-1t | the same putritive requirements as © 1933, American Druggists Syndicate, N. ¥. C. L di F 11 F hi d P Si 1k\
Wood Chest, Lotinge. : : — chicks. A complete growing ration is a ies’ u ashione ure Si ose
1929 Nash Coach. in good diti LOST—Grey and White Cat, strayed neces for best results. Such a ra-
cb, in goo Sondudon away from home on Monday evening. | tion ill Include animal protein YO WW G 59, 7 95¢
U WANT TEETH -
1914 Fold Roadster
Two-way Plow, wo Oliver Chilled,
Spring Harrow, nd Roller, Drill,
Grass Mower, 2-hofse Wagon with bed,
1-horse Wagon with bed, Set Hay Lad-
ders, Sleigh, Scorer, Corn Planter, 2
Gas Engines, one 4 p. and one 11%
bh. p., both in good cendition; Shifting
Ladder, Grindstone, §Scythes, Forks,
Shovels, Rakes, Diggilg Iron, 2 Sets
Front Gears, 2 Sets Yankee Harness,
Bridles, Lines, Halters} Chains, Corn
Sheller, in good condition; Thrashing
Machine, Furnace and 2 Iron Kettles,
Tripod. 1
Two Horses, Two Cos. Steer
Two Hogs
TRACT NO. 2}
Will be sold at the same and
place. This tract consists of three acres
of woodland, located in “lebanon |
County, near Hull's Hotel, in Kommall
township. 5
Sale to commence at 12:30 pim., In/
Saturday, November 25, 1933,§ when |
terms and conditions will be made
known by
MRS. ELIZABETH G. B
Filmer V. Spahr, Auct.
Paul Keller & M. B. Bradley, C
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HEATING ELEMENT h
| Information will be appreciated. Find-
er will receive a reward. John Germer,
Donegal Street, Mt. Joy. nov.22-1tp
SHOOTING M A TC H—Washington
House, Maytown, Saturday, November
25th, at 1 P. M. Turkey, Geese and
Ducks, Gobbler weighs 35 to 40 Ibs.
12 gauge guns, 32 in. barrels, Shells
furnished. nov.22-1t-pd
Mount Joy Hf Gow available for
Lectures, Religious gs, Church
Suppers, Spelling BE ant Dances.
See M. M. Leib, Phone 54J.
FOR RENT—A very Desirable
Dwelling on Donegal Springs Road.
Has light, heat, bath, garage, etc. Im-
| mediate possession. See Jno. E. Schroll,
| Realtor, Mount Joy. oct.4-tf
FOR SALE-—50-acre farm located,
one-half mile south of Milton Grove,
along macadam road:-Running water,
large frame house and ‘big bank barn
| and other buildings. Inquire Katie B.
Gruber, Route 2, Mount Joy, Pa.
CUSTOM CIDER—Making daily un-
«il Saturday moen, from 6 a. m. to 5 p.
m. Fairview Orchards, Florin. Phone
214R2 Elmer R. Snyder. aug. 30-tf
~ STOVE WOOD sawed in 12 inch
Er of oak and Dickey:
ged jacos
eim, Pa.
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AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR THE FURNISHING
QF ELECTRIC STREET LIGHTING
SERVICE TO THE BOROUGH OF
MOUNT JOY, COUNTY OF LAN-
CASTER, STATE OF PENNSYL-
VANIA.
EAS, THERE IS NOW ON
WITH THE BOROUGH SEC-
HES LW A FORM OF AGREE-
COVERING OVERHEAD
C STREET LIGHTING

Be it ordained and enacted by the
Council of the Borough of Mount Joy
and it is herby ordained and enacted
by the autho{ty of the same:
That the of Mount Joy,
er, State of Pennsyl-
an agreement with
r and Light Com-
pany for the fi g of all over-
head electric service re-
quired to light the §reets of the Boro
for the period and ify accordance with
the terms contained yn the form of
with the Boro
hing of such
er officers of
hereby are
sed by the yok of the
Mount Joy this 6th day of
1933.
GEO. ALTHOUSE,
Attest: Jacob H. Zeller, Borough ec’y.
Approved this 6th day of Nov.l1933.
JNO. G. KEENER,
nov.15-3t Burgess
“Big Electric Light
SHQOTING MATCH
At WAG 'S PARK, BEVERLY, PA
On day Night
November27th, 1933
At 7 o'cloc sfor
Turkeys, Geese Ducks,
Chickens
Only 12 gauge shot guns allowed, no
s lined guns. Shells furnished on
grounds. Everybody welcome.
G. K. WAGNER
nov.22-1t

Big
fternoon & Evening |
JMMUNITY SALE |
HANKSGIVING DAY
ay, Nov. 30, ’33
at 12:30 Noon
Evening Sal®, Starts at 6 O'clock
At WAGNER'S K, BEVERLY, PA
On pike between rshey and Eliza-
bethtown.
150 Hogs, 500 Head of
keys, 100 Bushels Apples,

.
ouliry, Turly
00 Bushels
Potatoes, Full Line of Fruihand Dry
Goods, Furniture, Butcher wR tre
dressed Meats.
We sell anything on small commissign.
G. K. WAGNER

Prices Reasonable -
[HE BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY

MOUNT JOY, PA.—Phone 1
Issue with O. K. Always
nov.22-tf
grain, milk, green feed, minerals and
water, Milk is useful during the first
six weeks,
The same commercial feeds recom-
mended for chicks may be used with
poults. However, one mash hopper
five feet long is needed for each T5
poults. Two one-gallon water founts
are also needed for this number of the
birds, Place the mash hoppers anc
water founts on wire cov frames
made from 2 by 4 timber.
It requires ahout 60 pounds of feed,
exclusive of green feed, to fulfill tha
requirements of a during the
first seven months of its life, By that
time, the poult should weigh from 12 to
14 pounds. Always keep turkeys and
chickens separated, he advises.
ered
nonlt
poult

Variety to Choose From
in Finding Good Layers
Tl e selection of a breed is often per-
plexing to a poultry novice. Usually
the poultry enthusiast does well to se-
lect the one that most appeals to his
own fancy. The lichtweight Mediter
raneans are primarily adapted to egg-
laying. This class includes eleven va-
rieties of Leghorns, five of Minorcas,
Single and Rose-comb Anconas, White
Faced Black Spanish, Blue Andalusi-
ans and Buttercups. The American
class contains the middleweight breeds.
Those admitted to the American stand
ard of perfection are seven kinds of
Plymouth Rocks, eight of Wyandottes,
Black and Mottled Javas, Single and
Rosecomb Rhode Island Reds, Rose
comb Rhode Island Whites (Single
Comb Rhode Island Whites were not
admitted to the standard because of a
too close resemblance to White Ply
mouth Rocks), Buckeyes, Chanteclers
and Jersey Black Giants, The Asi
atics appeal to many fanciers on ac
count of their large size and profuse,
soft feathering. The standard lists
three varieties of Brahmas, four Co
chins, Black and White Langshass.
The English division includes three
kinds of Dorkings, four of Orpingtons,
three Cornish, three Sussex, besides
the developed from Eng
lish Black Orpingtons in Australia.
Sand for Young Ducks
To hatch a brood of ducks with a
hen has always been an interesting
stunt with yonng poultry keepers. The
ducklings themselves are most engag
ing in their ways, and the concern of
the mother hen over their taking to
the water is amusing, In many cases
the pleasure of the owner is spoiled
by what seems an unaccountable mor
tality among the ducklings. Fed the
same as young chickens they are apt
10 collapse within a day or two. The
*ommon cause of this is that the
“eed is too rich for them, They are
voracious feeders, and when they fill
up with a grain mash are apt to have
acute indigestion. The usual method
of preventing this i8 to put coarse
sand in the mash the first few days.
A good big handful to a qus ant of mash
is sufficient. Mix thorang hly and let
the ducks eat all they int.

RULES FOR
A LOAFER)
1. Don’t bother
on time;
ed.
2. Make use of the walls; they were
built to hold you up, not the school.
3. Don’t speak distinctly; no one
wants to hear you.
4. Don't get to class on time; the
tardy room would miss you.
5S. Don’t bother studying; a “D”
will fill up the space on your report
card as well as an “A”.
6. Don’t trouble yourself to answer
long questions; it's much easier to
“I don’t know.”
7. Stop and talk in the passageway;
others like the tardy room, too.
8. Don’t pick up paper about the
building; it's decorative
9. Don’t put paper in the waste-
basket; the desk where you're sitting
is more convenient,
10. Don’t forget your chewing gum,
it adds to your personal appearance
11. Don’t a
pile of books; the one you want is
prébably in the desk where you're
sitting.
12. Slouch way down in your seat:
it's a most graceful pose
to come to school
the late car isn’t so crowd-
say,
bother to drag around

The Founder
By DR. J. M. WISAN
Chairman, Council on Mouth Hyglens, New Jersey Stete Dental Society

TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN’S TEETH

Dr. McGonigle’s report made
such an impression on the State
Board of Trustees that it was sug-
gested by the authoritative body of
e|/the New Jersey State Dental! So-
ciety that these facts be brought to
the attention of the public.
Of course, the dentist who is
cognizant of his respor-ibility to
his young patients will advise their
He then quoted a statement of |parents to treat dental defects dur-
Dr. W. T. McFall, one of the lead-|ing the early stages. He will insist
ing editors of dental periodicals, as (that his patients eat a well balanced
follows: — diet including milk, fruits, vege-
“The individual dentist is doing|tables and other healthful foods.
more to hurt -and hinder the pro-|He will give to the “baby teeth” the
gress ‘and glorious possibilities of |same careful attention that he
mouth hygiene and children’s den-|gives to the second or permanent
tistry by Sis indifference, his con-|teeth. He will not neglect infected
tinuous failure to do his work well, teeth and thereby risk the possi-
his unpardonable lies to parents and | bility of systemic disease.
children than is any other agency.| It hh grading that a vast ma-
Such lies as: ‘The first te re jority of modern dentists are aware
not important,” ‘It is not necessary|of the needs of their pati- 5 and
to fill and save bab y teeth as they |provide scientific’ dental treatment.
will shed anyhow,” ‘abscessed teeth|The dentist who misleads his pa-
are not a probable source of trouble [tients should be avoided by intelli-
to children,” ‘the six year molar gent parents.
does not need to be filled, it will be| Insure mouth health by eating
all right to wait until the cavity foods, practicing mouth
becomes larger, the tooth is not|cleanliness end obtaining prompt
through growing yet.” i dental care. : !
$¢"T"HERE is no time in the life
of the individual when den-
tal care of the most thorough and
the most painstaking kind is Tore
definitely indicated J duri
formative periods of a child's a
These words were expressed by Dr.
McGonigle at the recent convention
of the New Jersey State Dental
Society.

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* Yellow Stringless Begg... .3 cans 25¢
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> Yellow Cling Peaches.... ™ ............2 cans 29¢ &
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Bouquet Toilet Soap.......... MW ..4 cakes 5¢ &
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3 S.S. Crackers... he ..2 bs. 29¢ &
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