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th, 1936 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. 2h, 1936 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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hts | LATESTYLENOTE | | ap | RECIPES |
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Re uck’s Travels TRIAD ead TRUS
ddeér ir- Af |
Riel: Stock Market or
lets cals i Everyone is playing Monopoly
bladder haa y i
these days. We thought you might
bowels. es 4 are Fiat & 5
oan By John Denney, Jr., Aged 11 CORRECT INFORMATION FUR- cnjoy the Monopoly Cakeswe heard
ey NISHED WEEKLY BY THE PA. about the other day. They are real
BUREAU OF MARKETS FOR ly just plain sugar cakes, but they
Way up in the Rocky Mountains | and tried to control it. He did THE BULLETIN = i rain “something” rn
there are lots of little towns. A- | not know how to run it. He pul- septate it takes to make thom so popular, so
mong them are Duck Junction, |led one lever which brought the 5 1 {ears Ww € : se Ct lt! is REST GE
ed €kunk Creek, Central City and | train to such a sudden Hid that A Sm : oe ess yoo ily Bos So a ue P I
beri i 1% es . ere toaay, of hese severa ars Fuiar game! > are
Cm eto towns is | 3 id BH Ge DT whi | weighing over 1400 of fair to good Mrs. Christ Harry, 338 Cherry
ry a ittie ailroad. "1 SiXty- ( one end o. e car an rew a= 3 a4 all the wa fro Street, for the recipe. Do try it. |
Your seven miles between Duck Junction | ther Owl into the vestibule giving end Sika fhe ay om 25%, Tor Yne Tecipe. oily 1
Tl Bowne. There sre. a Black je 9.26 to 10.00, a few well finished lots ~~ = ——n ee. { YOUR business is often
and . 2 oa < ac . | o 50: these sales are + r CAR . . .
RS ne alone te Tine. - The one : of cattle up to 10.50; these sales are MONCPOLY CAKES judged by the kind of printed
towns along S| Then the duck pulled a lever 25 higher than last Monday. No real! y ound of sugar
dave ARE 1 is i SOVOn | : . : A ¥ LT Pc d oi sugar
story is about is Duckville, seven which started the train so quickly good lightweights offered today, kl > matter you send through the
oJ miles from Puck Junction. | that it threw all the passengers to Etat 1 on BE ¢ pound lard (scant) : .
ia |. ths a passe; ge those weighing under 1200 are just 1 pound butter mails. We're experts in Job
It was a stormy night in June. the other end of the car. Finally medium to fair quality and expect § ooo | Printi .
{ The Station Agent was bent over | hey got started. Then the engin- to sell within the range of 7.75 to 4 ab sour mill Tinting and can assure you
. : : : 1p sour milk y 3
| the telegraph key in the station. eer and fireman woke up and when 8.75. Cows in light receipts demand 4 soda that you'll get quality at mod-
the. “4” ‘was sole to stop therelthey saw a huge duck 3 No aspoon sods
iy is tt re i Eth re ap Fon Te 2 : van 1 teaspoon ream of tartar etats prices,
at 10: DL e as vi | throitle y re Monday. eifers and ulls selling hie tiffo
drowsy. At 10:30, the agent ex- [that they jumped off the engine. Pon ui hie sures edicts |
| irs. Harry mixes ts,
recting passenger opened his | Since the Duck was running the s end feeders in normal and allows the I = hares rei
po Sl j roy = i ig “i 2 oot Tow how supply and are of a kind selling night. In the morning she rolls them EU LLETI N
husiness. / ew mi 5 after that ST ta ec AR. ian : :
rincipally 0 to 8.00. ut ang bakes in ¢ ere .
a strange noise was heard. It |slow down {or Cowtown where he . ie : iy ng 3 i} 1.2 op MOUNT JOY
v with'a firm- If preferred, they may be dropped

was a kind of a flip-flop. Then the |
door was cpened and there stood
a big Duck. This was not strange
because the agent himself was a!

supposed to get on to the
U. P. So he swung on to the main
the Union Pacific. The
ssengers in the coaches were in
line of

Dull leaf green
weave crepe
brown fur.
fan pleating
the throat of this smart frock and
in a novelty
is enchanting with
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draped softly at
A collar of stiteh-down
er unt
1clement weather.

B& due to the
Hogs in light supply with strong-
r tendency; choice selling as high

instead of rolled. |
We are indebted to Mrs, 7 2 Jam-
ieson Tangert, 123 N. Fourth Street,’
yr the following recipes fresh from

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Beaver. The duck said Ms name ja panic because he was right a- 4 pleated ruffle edges its skirt and «10.60 Scotland. We are sure many house- |
was “Charlie Patric Duck.” After head of the Streamline train, and gegvyaeg, Ne . wives will he trying out these resi -
i = tok sat | they re. runni ine i =~ A Pa Lambs continue in line with “7° ° Ry re Ea = S 3 Ww h d
the duck bought his ticket he sak were ninety miles , i a re elves during the. next few weeks, h wISS atc es an
down on the station bench. He |per hour. By this time they were Eli b h | wees's shies al sieaay prices, We are delighted to pass them on to i
waited a few minutes then a tele- { going down the east side of the 1za et town | Receipts: 231 cattle, 26 calves, 160 vr Tn Me Gove dnt vol will en- S il Wrist Watches
phone bell rang. The agent at Rockies. The Duck was happy be- a hogs I he. firs i
i Re : ey a fi i Classns Grades. & Rance of Prices 157 inaking them. The first one is
Duck Junction said the train was jaune he would get to New York| villiam N. Helm, of Poplar street, DS I Me CO Te iho fotos... 1 pailire
aved at Peter City for sev - | ahea ti ; ol STEERS |
delayed at Peter City for sev enty of fe i to get the boat {we trented by a local physician for STEERS a tito twenty Collar gold pieces and piled one on top of each P S jos. and
3 on NOC o 1 0 for Fno - n Q . holes me "re 3/4 n 201 e 2 y
five minytes because it ran off the {= England. The Passengers Were | Jacerations of the head sustained Choice 9.75 -10.75 SCOTCH SEED CAKE Y4 other, the $78,300,000 worth of gold which the mines of Ontario Tom RoTVice
track right at the bend. When worried about meeting trains at! pa. coasting. | Good 8.75-0.50 = produced in 1935, would stack into five columns each five times taller Prices sonable
the duck heard this he grew very j Chicago, They could get to New Wr lund Mrs. Truman: Good Medium 775-850 10 eggs than the Empire State building, the highest in the world, If stacked
irl i . , ruma d, ar i + a 1 wontv do ey rac. vr . ‘oo
unm, y angry and said that he was in a! York without stopping because they 3 ° Common 550-7.00 1 1b. butter 120 ono column, the twenty dollar gold pieces would rise to a height |
§ ot Tete ot gi : Mrs. J. A. Good of Roundtop and Frain | 4 cups flour of 33,535 feet or 4,494 feet above the crest of Mount Everest, the world’s |
i great hurry to get to Cowtown to had lots of coal and they took Mrs W. E Good. of HEIFERS Th highest peak. This amount of gold, produced in one year by the mines
make connections with the Union !water on the “fly.” At one big ft. T a Sa ’ | Choice 775-825 | 1 lb. citron of Ontario alone, represents nearly 70 per cent of the total output of Mount Joy, Pa.
Pacific Streamliner. due at 12:00 o’- | city they went under ground and d or BY mowing On an Se Good 6.75-7.50 | 1 lb. orange peel Sonal, rks second among the gold producing nations. The N
lock. The dgent sid thet helthe people walthed $e train ip to Flonda. | Medium 550-650 1 lb. pulverized sugar ustration depicts the relative size of the Empire State building to the
\. clock. lhe agent s at ase y Tho cniblovos of Mathis stores in Say DD Lh. raicins five stacks of twenty dollar gold pieces, Lower right is a sketch of a The
would get there in plenty of time. |by. 3 proy: : Stores Common 325-475 © lb. raisins typical prospector examining a piece oi ore.
So the duck fell asleep. He was| At St. Paul, where they went on Elizabethtown, Middletown and COWS | 2 teaspoon fulls baking soda cs enc cs —
awakened by the Agent telling!the Mil-Rd, Father Owl was Shippensburg, were entertained by oy, ice 550-600 1 teaspoon cream tartar I
him that the train would be there deeply in prayer, to get the train (H- S. Roth, founder of the stores, 4 450-525 2 glasses of brandy
in five minutes. Then he walked stopped. At Milwaukee they hita |at the Kennewood Hotel, Elizabeth- 01 and medium 375-475 Bake two hours in a slow oven.
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out to the platform with his suit- cow as well asahorse. When they town, on Thursday evening. ! Low cutter and cutter 300-450 (Sounds good, doesn’t it?)

case and hat bag.
light could be seen up the track. [the air lever and the train stopped |team defeated the Elizabethtown Good and choice 7.00-8.25
After that the train came to a right behind the Pennsylvania {H. S. five on the local floor on Cutter, common & medium 4.75-6.75 |
grinding stop in front of the sta- Limited. Then Charlie got out |Friday evening by a score of 31 to VEALERS { SCOTCH SHORT BREAD
In a moment a;
reached Chicago the Duck pull:d

The Columbia H. S. Basketball
BULLS

Another famous Scotch recipe is
for

tion. A dog got out of the train and told how itall happened. Then 21. The local juniors were also Good and choice 1 1b. butter
dressed as a Conductor and helped he got on the Pennsy Limited and |defcated 25 to 12. Medium 2 lbs. flour OFFICES
the Duck on ihe train. In a moment started for New York. He was the| Park Garber, of Elizabethtown, Cull and common } 1b. pulverized sugar Manheim Elizabethtown
the conductor called out “all-a-b- only duck on the train and he |R. D. 2, won first prize in the 4-H FREDER & STOCKER CATTLE Mix flour and sugar together on
o-a-r-d.” The Duck quacked a lit- rede in the lounge car; he ate in baby beef contest at the State Farm Good and choice 7.75-8.75 a board. Put the butter on the
shore | tle but stopped when the porter put the diner and slept on the Pull- Show at Harrisburg last week. Common and medium 5.00-6.75 hoard along with dry ingredients
of adhesive tape over his bill. It was a man. At Detroit he was eating [Richard Meckley of Elizabethtown HOGS and work the flour and sugar into
funny sort of train. The engineer lunch and cracked a “lady” over (R. D. 2, was awarded second prize. ' Good and choice 11.50-12.00 the butter with hands, kneading it
5 t was a goat, the fiteman a pig, the the head with a big roil. Then| The Elizabeth Hughes Society Medium and good 9.50-10.50 well. fter flour is thoroughly
baggageman a rooster, the porter a she called the conductor and he [held its montly meeting in the hall | SHEEP worked it will shape out into cakes.
black cat and the conductor a brown told the duck if he wouldn’t|in the Fire Engine House on Mon- Choice lambs 11-50-12.00 Put the shortbread on to a greased
dog. stop he would put him off.|day evening. Mildred Engle gave Medium to good lambs 9.50-10.50 pan and bake in a slow oven three i i
The train had gone about twenty In the afternoon he occupied the |a musical reading. Mrs. Charles common lambs 850-9.50 quarters of an hour or until a pale
RO. miles then an awful crash was lavatory for four hours blowing [E. Workman and Mrs. Albert M. yearling Wethers 6.50-7.00 brown. Allow to stand a minute or i ———————————
heard. In the next car the floor bubbles with “Pennsy” soap. At Herr, of Lancaster, were the prin- fiywes all weights 2.00-4.00 two after it is taken out of the oven PS a liter cos it Sl SE SS SS SEA A SE ESTP
fell out and the train was off the Harrisburg he spied the good old jcipal speakers. | ——D | before lifting. Iv Cb a
RS? track again. It took them two Governor and pulled off his hat| Miss Wise, daughter of Mr. and R O WwW TRIN (You will note there is no leav- 3 i
| hours to get back on the track. and pecked him on the ears. At|Mrs. Frank Wise, South Poplar VY DIN [VN £ | ening ingredient in this recipe. Af- . 2
The duck helped by giving quacks Lancaster a passenger arrived a [street, was painfully injured in an Hogar 2 ler taken from the oven, the cakes 4 A r Q 3
of encouragement to the workers. little late, so he hung out the win- {automobile accident on the Gap iss Gertrude Snavely who is a maybe sliced in narrow strips or cut 4 £4 i J 3 FOR REAL GOOD
After that they gotstarted. Father dow ond pulled him in just as|hill cn Sunday night. After being home on a furloush re- into smail squares, and sprinkled 4
Owl was asleep in the same car ‘the train was leaving. At Paoli [treated at the General Hospital, cently visited her cousin, Mrs. Dan- with pulverized sugar.) WM LE
and he snored so loudly that the he ate breakfast and when they |Lancaster, she was returned to jo] Fackler, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ail hua i yy TT 3 PRINTING
“ ¥ orter passed around cotton for put the eclectrie locomotive on it|uer heme. | Manning, of Middletown, and her | SCOTCH POTATO SCONES 0
the passenger's ears. The engineer ‘arred the train so badly that it| Members of the Loyal Order of unt, Mrs. Alice Albricht, of The | 1 Ih. cold potatoes 1
and fireman were asleep in the spilled Ralston all over his good | Moose No. 596, Elizabethtown, will | \fessiah Home, Harrisburg, accom- About 2 ounces of fiour | TRY
cab and the train was running suit. He was so mad that he made [hold a family night party in the panied her. Miss Snavely is visit- | 1 ounce butter wu
loose. . When the -duck found the railroad company buy him a|Moose Theatre tonight (Wednesday) ins her mother, Mrs. Mary Sna {tints eli 4
this out he went up to the engine new suit of clothes. at 7:30 o'clock. Sound pictures of | who js confined to a convalescing Mash potatoes. Melt the butter. The BULLETIN
Is

Mocseheart will be shown by
Regional Director Joseph A. Jen- |
home, at Pittsburgh. i
Mr. Daniel Carney and family
Mix together adding salt and work
in as much flour as the paste will 3
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"your INA aa Be a oar Be kins, of Pittsburgh and a minstrel and mother-in-law, of Philadelphia. take up. Roll out very thinly. Cut AND NOTE THE DIFFERENCE
neap, WW inrer 2201 # show by the Lebanon Lodge will icq were recent visitors to the and place on a hot griddle. Prick u
be the features of the evening's [ well, Cook for 3 minutes on both
der entertainment. | Miss Mary Albricht is visiting sides. § © ©
on © ETN | her sister, Mrs. Arthur Conner at a i
Sie: BULLS CAN'T “SEE RED” |New Cumberland. They attended SCOTCH SODA SCONES % i
[as A well-known simile, “like wav- iho Farm Show at Harrisburg, last 1b. flour wg - oes a a a ae TTT
i or ing a red rag in front of a bull,” has a x. 1 teaspoon s MAKE SURE OF ENGL GH READY MONEY NEXT
#ists been thrown into the discard with | Rew. and Mrs muel Shearer,’ 1 teaspoon cream of tartar 4 J 4 TTI II TIRE
it many other old saws. Whilea bright | yo is Church of the Brethren 1 teaspoon soda CHRISTMAS BY JBINING CG © OR MORE
color will attract attention of ani-| at Rheems paid a visit to} pint buttermilk or if using 3 h
- mals more readily = scientists have | Vis. Harry E. Gish, last Saturday. sweet milk a 8 OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES i
found that all cattle are practically | Woodrow Armold who was at the 2 teaspoons cream tartar. %
Shank attended the

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5.00
for fifty weeks will receive.......4....
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color-blind. It is the motion of the hospital for a week's treatment is Heat the griddle slowly. Add salt
cloth which may enrage the animal. home and improved in health. | to flour. Mix all dry ingredients. uy CLASS 10F Member paying 10 vents 0

i tenes sere Meine | Miss Mary E. Add buttermilk and mix to a light §@ 7 aE a
Scek Cause of Trouble | Republic Women’s Bo meeting tic dough. Roll out thinly on a
Where pullets show lack of g00d of which sheisamem- floured board. Divide into four. ¥ CLASS 25 Member paying 25 cents a week $ 19 50 2 TIRED, WORN OUT,
0g condition, an attempt should be per: also the Business meeting of Bake on a fairly hot griddle, allow- for fifty weeks will receive......... bee L&.0 ®
| | made to find the cause. Intestinal {ho Business and Professional Wo- ing three to four minutes per side. ¥ RO A MM BITION
: coccidiosis and worms may be t0 men’s Club which was held at Ho- | em ¥ CLASS 50 Members paying 50 cents‘a week @@ 25 00 OW many
: | blame. If egg production is low tel Bittner, Columbia. SCOTCH CAT CAKES FY] for fifty weeks receive................. X ..... ° = J women are
{ and loss of birds is heavy, immedi- Mr. F. H. Strickland represented 1 1b. oatmeal i Rn just dragging them-
ate treatment for worms is justified the John W. Eshleman, feed manu- 2 tablespoons melted drippings NM CLASS 100 Members paying $1.00 a week for $ 50 00 8 a
when it is learned that they are facturers at the State Farm Show (pyeferably bacon) fitty weeks will ’ [ ho Eee
; causing the trouble. held at Harrisburg last week. | 1 teaspoon salt Shar : pala? They should
en eee | ee ee rrr Boiling water. 4 Ie 2 Motions paying $2.00 a week for $100 00 he Lyte
Crown Gall Is Severe THE FIRST DEMOCRAT | Pinch baking soda 3 Hy weeks will reeeive........ 00000 “ree : i lots relieve petie
One of the severest diseases of | There is a story going the rounds Add salt to the oatmeal, pour in es : ei 5 5 odic pains and dis-
raspberries in Pennsylvania is crown (probably started by Repul :) liquid fat, add ‘enough boiling wa- AAS Sh Members paying $5.00 a week PAS 50 00 is comfort. Small size only 25 cents.
a it ops i : . : e y-weeks will 00 We a Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danville,
gall. To avoid it only disease-free that Columbus was the first ter to make a rather soft consisten- \ Tllinois, says, “I had no ambition
or plants should be used. They should crat because; when he startec cy. Knead well, work round cake 1 % and was terribly nervous. Your Tab-
be obtained from patches absolutely he didn’t know where he was g on board. Sprinkle with oatmeal. 3 lets helped my periods =a built me
- free from the crown organism. l'when he got the Roll out as thinly as possible in a § © ® 1 | BD yy thes Dex: ae
ED ®t ee | where he was; whe: ot round and cut into four pieces. i \ 6 oy a g A
os A government scientist who was he didn’t know where he had been, Bake on a fairly hot griddle, same i RE dls
: scheduled to deliver an address in'and he did it all on borrowed cay as above recipe. i ti yp 3 TE ERE
BES 3 > Cp Maid Washington on “The. Infinitude of tal. | — The Union N ational Mi J ank i _
3 its ros i oe Con of ChB She will Space” was hall an hour late. He TD Plan Family Garden 4 3 1 =e y 2
accomplished skater and skiier | couldn't find a place to park. Pretect Fruit Trees { In planning the home garden, 0 | Ry ®
1 both gpents. Tmt Tree trunks will escape damage four groups of vegetables should be § h ik
J Clean Milk Utensils from rabbits if some of the succu- included to have a balanced gar- 3 Mount Joy, Penna. 8 rl 2
Keep. Farm Acgounts {ing and which are losing money.| If the milk utensils are cleaned lent terminal branches are cut off den. These include edible seeds, i 3
More and more, far sare learn- | Someone has said that a farm with- properly and sterilized thoroughly, and dropped to the ground for their root crops, greens and salad plants, i Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation eR
ing that account books. help them |out records is like a clock without the quality of milk and its products diet. say Penn Sfate fruit special- and the vegetable fruits, such as i dec.4-2 eo
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to know which tions are pay- | hands, i i i Sats tomatoes. and me 3
hich operations are pay- | ha will be improved. | ists, tomatoes, and melons, TT TT TT SUN SN RE RT SR RA TS RAT