th, 1939 Ft ST TT RP PE A SR TP I Ry RS TU Rl Ue FU SE Po PE Fo To Foe usly RIC "or ter- k is 2 29R 2 BESET oul ted re- lta Ourg NA. TAT Aang Baas nm Science Guards F 00(1 pe HE mushrooms which so often enhance a whole meal, with that added touch provided by an inex- pensive delicacy, + lead ¢ exciting fives before they come to your table. But at no time round the clock of their checkered careers from cultivation to cans is a mush- rcom without _ the protection of seience. Cultivated mushrooms are “born” fn a laboratory (Photo 1) as spot- lessly clean as a hospital ward. The doctor in this case is a scientist who, by means of test tubes, Bun- scat burners and all the usual labora- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1939 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. P A. Round the Clock seed, or spores,” from a full-grown mushroom. These spores are then placed in a glass container resem- bling a milk bottle which are filled with nutritive material on which the spores germinate into spawn (Photo 2). ~ The spawn is planted in specially- prepared beds of long, darkened growing houses. Several weeks later the mushroom buttons push their heads above the soil and look like tiny snowballs. At the right moment, they are picked (Photo 3) by men wearing miners’ caps with lights gleaming in their peaks. This natural * light "from | reaching the delicate mushrooms,” v After picking, the” mushrooms are rushed to canneries in air-con ditioned trucks, washed six times (Photo 4), sorted, graded, weighed (Photo 5), and canned. They arc cooked in the cans (Photo 6) ta seal in their natural flavor and to make it unnecessary for the busy housewife to do the job herself, Directly above the clock (Photo 7) is a typical, easily prepared dish in which a can opener joins hands with science in creating an appetiz- ing repast of canned mushrooms = teady supply of the metal ott | s the most & : part of | DEPOSITS IN PA. js the most interesting part o folklore phase of the alleged ' a EE [pres sence of quicksilver in Penn- : Harrisbrg, Nov. 21 — With sharp/sylvania. After the Indians were | | advances in mercury prices as thegone the Czech-eners, or Pennsyl- | 3 3 result of the war in Europe, the vania German gypsies, attempted | 4 Eureau of Topographic and Geologic to sell quicksilver to the mountain {1 Surevy, of the Department of In-|pecple, andinsiructed the buyer not | ternal Affairs, once more has been to look in the bottle was kept i forced to tell “prospectors” -that|in mall black ba Later i quicksilver cannot be found in Pen-/ii cu-issity was :roven it was 4 nsylvania. found to be some other mineral. Ii “A sample sent to the Survey the gypsies were taken to task on ul Bureau from Schuylkill County visit to the locality they would 3 examined by R. W. Stone, was un- ‘turned to iren or copper i questionable genuine,” Socretary shavings or rust” because of the William S. Livengyod, Jr., said to-/Puyers violation of hisinstructions. 4 day, “but the sender did not an-| Another tale has it that Indicns 9 swer the inquiry as to where it w rought both lead and mercury to | found. Qu silver found in an [settlers near Warrior's Mark, in' 3 closed spring in Tioga County,the carly days, but refused even 5 uced for cooling milk, doubtless was {or “a barrel of rum” or “a heg of 3 dropped from the broken thermom-|gunpower,” to reveal its source, | leter of an inspector. To the latest| Such are tho stories, most of 4 query of an Erie County lawyer them born in the imaginations of requesting investigation of reported those who first told them, but the in well water, fact remains—there is no quicksily- “there er to be found jn in'more’s the pity, findings of mercury the reply of the Bureau is, are no deposits of a Pennsylvania, forit ranks today a highly prized mineral product, quicksilver : Pennsylvania.” las It Secretary lion that belief in the possibility of | discovering quicksilver in this State Procite ‘RB resident, : legendary accounts dating A th and Hon. O. 8. Schaeffer, : ] ssociate Judge of the Court of back in Indian There is in Common Pleas in and for the Coun. |i the Department data collected by ty of Lancaste Colonel W. substantiate this, Court Proclamation WHEREAS, the Hon. B. C. Atlee, is Livegood’s opin-| lies in days. Shoemaker to ices of the Court of Oyer and Term- mer, and General Jail De livery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and | § for the County of Lancaster, have | | 10, issued their Precept, to me directed, | i requiring me, among other things, to | 8 me ke Public P roclamation through- ki Henry For Shoemaker July Col. found in Haard’s Register, 109¢ 1Cod, examplz, a this statement: r and Assistant Just- | 3 I S XMAS GIFTS FOR EVERYONE AT J. B. HOSTETTER WITH THE WE'RE CO-ORPERATING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TO) ———— _) —-) _—() DT OT LS) GN (SSD) GI () WD (A ALWAYS A PGPULAR GIFT BICYCLES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The latest models in bikes NO QUICKSILVER Where the Indians obtained this | Een TT TT RE Te CT EE ET TH TEE TE TERETE BE RE TEBE Re 4 Ge )— 2 GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR BOYS TENNIS RACQUETS SCOUT HATCHETS PLAYGROUN D "BALLS POCKET KNIVES ROLLER SKATES CATCHERS AND CARPENTER ALUMINUM WARE CHINAWARE “rp Pottsville ‘ne The Pottsville Miners’ Journal out my bailiwick, that a Court of | P R says:—We learn that several gen- Oyer and Te rminer and General Jail Y E xX tlemen of this borough have dis- Delivery, also a Court of General |§ suicksilver on Quarter Sessions of the Peace and ¢ ail Delivery, will commence in the | the Blue Moun- 5 Court Fouse, in the City of Lancas- tain. We some of the gor in the Commonwealth of Penn- quicksilver which was obtained sylvania. i from a spring running from a rock, One Week Commencing, Monday, | tos. December 11, 1939 1 in pursuance of which precept pub- |¥ | ; tie notice is hereby given to the | ¥ some mis- Mayor and Alderman of the City of |§ Lancs aster, in said county, and all |i} the Justices of the Peace, the Coro- | ner and Constables of the said City and County of Lancaster, that they be then and there in their own prop- | er persons with their rolls, records | and examinations, and inquisitions, and their other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices appertain, in their behalf to be done; covered a mine of the north side of have seen which is pronounced by be an excelient quality.” There take about this, must have been for nothing further is known of it. In Ww considered as a charm to keep off misfortune, olden days quicksiiver as EEE and no ,pioneer would Zr 7 start for a long journey or military service unless he carried a phial of the metal on his person. SANDWICH TOASTERS | ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TOASTERS PERCOLATERS WAFFLE IRONS ELECTRIC IRONS ! OCCASIONAL LAMPS ELECTRIC SWEEPERS |! 3 : 9 : . 3 The purveyors of the elusive min-|, 1 also those who will prosecute |Z % tory paraphernalia, _the is done to prevent any harmful with meat balls and macaroni, val roi ih Ind fo likes! and a 5 se who wi he oscoute 2 errr rere —— = eee een - a -€rai were the Indians, who likewise against the prisoners who are, or | Nd i | Le | : : were said to be able to produce then shall be, in the jail of the said |& MIXMAS TER — The Select your gifts early. Win a' A pair of dice and $21 in cas B) The closer a nation is to insol- quantities of gold, silver and lead, county of Lancaster, are to be then I . i é S g anc AC, A | x 3 cash prize by buying in Yount; vere seized when State Police raid- |vency the greater are the demands] but refused to tell the places they pe 3% ose cute against unl Has dozens of uses : . 5 she e Joy and Florin. | d a crap game at Quarryville. jon the treasury. obtained it. TOM SHIRK, a I TA 28 0 i TE BE 0 28 rade 59. « All new Fal Dress Gloves GIRLS’ | Shades All styles and colors NEW SIZES 6 TO 12.7T012 New Holiday Styles for Little Tots and Junier Misses BRIGHT FLOWERED HOUSECOATS SILK AND COTTON ¢ anes « $F 98 } pe. Flowered i ¥ Novelties i CHOOSE A GIFT COAT FOR THE Eee HW eR LITTLE TOT OR JUNIOR MISS Geos SI © 98- ) Lf Tailored nf. or | PAJAMAS tearose and blue. LK She’ll adore one of these novely wool or tweeds BOYS’ AND GIRLS 5 98 TLEGGIN & acy models in DANCE SETS 98- A smart gift for the young lady | Many st cho OUTING More popular than ever SILK UNDIES 25 Many styles to Pajamas & Gowns 59.33 SETS $ 2 COAT, HAT AND LEGGINGS. ALL WOOL MATERIALS. | GIRLS" COATS HAVE FU R TRIM—ALL SIZES Gift Bedroom SLIPPERS yles to choose ose from Rw NE OPEN SATURDAY EVEN Mixe TG: 51-98 SN AREA NS TE A \ \ ‘HIS STORE CO- OPERATING WITH MERCHAN oR = So, aa oc RI = ITS DIVISION of (I iristmas Simply Attend Qur Christmas Sales. BABY GIFTS SWEATERS CREEPERS SACQUES And HOODS 29: - =» i 39-98: white “large variety ED “SH > 25 eal %) Snuggle rches for “a WOMEN’S AND ro HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR ARCH SUPPORTS, OE TIES, STRAPS & oD | PUMPS IN PATENT NEW SHADES & HEEL baby Daintily Embroidered 29c & §e KID AND SUEDE HEIGHTS Sy GIVE HER A REAL GIFT COATS REDUCED of i | Original values up to $22.50 DRESSES TAILGRED OR DRESSY STYLES 599% They're charming, flirta- tious and new SA OR OF THE MOUNT JOY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Values In Spite Of Rising Prices, You Can Still Buy To Advantage And Save~ Plenty 0f New Merchandise! BOYS’ 2-PANT Styles for school or dress wear. Single or double breast- ed styles. KNICKERS OR LONGIES ALL SIZES JACKETS BY MEN'S ZIPPER JACKETS $998 BOYS’ ALL WOOL 3 SMART WOOL @ 0 8 SKIRTS J Plaids or solids, we LADIES’ ha LADIES’ SILK HOSE | SILK SLIPS A satu 69 a G8 PRETTY, COLORFUL N HANKIES Many styles GIVE HER A PRACTICAL GIFT MOUNT JOY DEPARTM Se 108- ENT STORE < FISHING AIR RIF TENNIS BALI VELOCIPEDES BASE BALLS FIELDERS CLOVES TOOLS FLASHLIGHTS Bl ww IF YOU WANT A PRACTICAL GIFT — GIVE *% mene of Odd Pieces or Sets of Several Pieces i PEO) GD) SED SE AT) CR) SE) (IED () UD A 5 SH (a (48 O70 am | COME IN!| CHR /STMAS TREE LOOK | AROUND! ! 5 ye mon ron rs na A) () GED) SR GR) STD) SE (SR () rose ip rats To an its JIFT and does all the work SET SR SR SE Th Sm ge cr me mr ve se eC OD) ) RD) | ED) TH) () SD) 0 CT & SON'S MERCHANTS DIVISION OF THE SO SHOP HERE!!! GIFT Electrie REFRIGERATOR CR RANGE » FAMILY AND GIRLS % SCOOTERS SLEDS ICE SKATES WAGONS BATS RODS LE LS A Large Assortment A REAL YEAR— ROUND GIFT! MAYTAG WASHER Makes © \ a % 20 oT a> ame a GIVE 2 | STANDS : LECHTS ‘Blue Monday” Holiday Oe) OO) a (47 HIT of the SEASON, No MEN'S & BOYS PT Et Br, a 8B ead Ba a3 Bathrobes } 2% to = 35 95 Sweaters 98: 052% 3 MEN'S AFT BO XBR, HANKIES25¢-50c ou FRIDAY EVENING a
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