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GROCERY SPECIALS—Price
25¢
2x
Candied Citron, Orange or Lemo
Peel, 1b.
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35¢
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
in effect all vod
Ideal Cocoa, 1 1b. tin = 21¢
(Non better) For baking or drinking
Royal Baking Powder
6 oz. tin
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1933
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Doll Coach Doll Bathinette
24 in. High with wash cloth and
sponge
50c¢
All metal
WAGON
Disc wheels
Rubber Tire
21 in. box
95¢
2 window lights
$2.00
Extra Fancy Cranberries, 1b
15¢
2 lbs. for 29¢
half 1b. bar
Wilbur Baking Chocolate, full
Swan's
Flour, pk.
Down or Pillsbury
10c
Sugar
10 Ibs. Franklin Granulated
47c
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a dime
Make your wash dav a happy
Klee-no Germicide & Bleach
MEDIUM IVORY
SOAP
LOOSE
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$1.00
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Farm Society
Met Saturday
(From page 1)
reading, Mrs. Wolgemuth; Lord's
Prayer. by all; minutes; Business
session.
Mrs. John Shelly was named as a
delegate to the State Farm Show at
Harrisburg in January. Mrs. Francis
S. Weidman will be the alternate.
Recitation, Miss Ada Shelley; Two
readings, Miss Mary Weidman; Dis-
cussion by Miss Forbes.
It was decided to make 4 dolls for
the Welfare to be distributed among
children
It was decided to make their an-
nual trip to the Home of the Friend
less Children at Lancaster in Janu-
take various donations. The
at Manheim Satur-
will meet
day afternoon, Jan. 27 and make the
trip to the home in one unit. -
A m was read by Mrs. O. R.
Br
A tar selection was rendered by
or Mrs. Jno. Shelly.
The hostess, assisted by her daugh
ters served refreshments. Those
resent were: Mrs. Francis Weidman
M Spangler, Mrs. M. Ed-
wr? John Shelley. Mrs. A.
Ww. h, Mrs. J. L. Keiser,
Mi yrbes, Mrs. Maude Boy
vy Weidman, Mrs. John
Lloyd Kauffman, Miss
, Miss Ruth Shelley,
Brooks, Mrs. Walter
Fannie Showers, Es-
Mrs. Joseph Fore-
Nohrenhold, Mais.
vler, Ruth Foreman, Mrs
- Mrs. Harry G. Nissly,
nd Gale Nissly, Pauline
I John Stern Mrs. Roy
Albert Dohner,
Claude Fink
I Grace
n
Roy;
ar, Mrs.
Anna Moyer
MINCE MEAT
TOTS VELOCIPEDE
1 in.
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BIER ETE TET
FOR THE BOYS
Tool Chests
Wooden Box—Metal Box
$2.50
in. Tubular Frame
Tires, Leather Saddle
$4.25
Mae Snyder, Arlene Shelly
Sine Gibble, Theda Ruhl, N. H
Civler, Jos Foreman, Ab Wolge-
muth, H W. Spangler, J. L. Keiser,
Grace, Eva, Anna, Martin, Ada and
John Shelley, Jr.
The January meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. A. W. Wolgemuth.
— a
CHEERFUL GIVERS S. S. CLASS
RENDERS GOOD PROGRAM
The Cheerful Givers S. S. class of
the United Brethren church held
meeting at the home of Miss Helen
on Tuesday evening The teach
er, Miss Alice Marie Nissly presided
over the following program:
Scripture reading by Dolores Pen-
nell; Lord's Prayer by all; Secretary
report by Winifred Latchford; Solo,
Helen Derr,
Games were
lightful refreshments
1 and then de-
were served to
playe
TRUCK SET ON FIRE BY
A LIGHTED CIGARETTE |
A lighted cigarette is
to have caused a slight blaze in a
truck, driven by Frank Picolo, Har-
risburg, traveling west on the
risburg pike, between Mount Joy
timated at $10. The cargo,
$7,000 was*® saved through
action by Picolo and his helper,
had the fire extinguished before
prompt
who
the
arrival of the Mount Joy firemen.
QUALITY GIFTS AT POPULAR PRICES
Watches
{ Hamilton
4. So many things enter into Sign
“ethe selection of a Christ- ae 3 Jruen
mas that it is some-' 5° 5 £4 Diamonds
what @f.a problem. The jo: Q Wedding Rings
simplest Way to solve it is 3) TAY oy 2
to spend a few minutes in ~~ “jy Ty Si erware
our store—lookifgo ver nb
the splendid selectiorPug f nny | 1847 Rogers Bros.
gift suggestions by M. “Norman ‘Bair. ! Community
You'll enjoy the cheerful, informal atmos- | Other
phere. It's fun to stop where so Suggestions
many jewelry gifts . . . at prices : Sheaffer Pens
below the current & Pencils
price level. Reason: ay, Birthstone Rings
i 1 Ty Bracelets
oe hopped NE | Billfold Sets
om, you 5 Dresser Sets
same? | ther Traveling
a Cases
° i te Lighters
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Belind Buckle “Se
: Lin. 1 Leather Bagh
IME. ies St. hn
MARBLE GAMES |
50c¢
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Extra Films, each
18 in. box 75¢
17¢ ; LARGE ASSORTMENT CHRISTMAS CANDIES, 1b 16 to 39¢
# Special prices to Clubs, Churches and Schools
Cake 2
2c * ROLLS. ................... 25¢ to $1.95
3 Large Dolls go to Sleep
S$
10c # Telescope Blocks, set: 50c¢ Aluminum Sets
day, for only 2 For the Girls
Some complete with
4 bars 19¢ : Blocks on truck 25¢ Electric Range
Ib. 15¢ # 50, 98c $2.98
NIC PROJECTOR
Have movies in your own home
Mickey Mouse Comics
$2.95 each
MT. JOY SENIORS PRESENT
“H. M. S. PINAFORE"
A comic opera will be given by the
members of the Senior class in the
Mount Joy High School Auditorium
on Thursday and Saturday evenings
December 14 and 16, at 8:00 P. M.
Admission 35 cents
Mr, L. S. Bucher and Mr. W. G
Diffenderfer are the directors. The
seats are reserved at Garber’s Drug
Store.
Scene: Quarterdeck of H. M. S.
Pinafore, off Portsmouth.
Act—1
Act—2
Cast: Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B.
(First Lord of the Admiralty) Will-
iam Lawton; Captain Corcoran,
(Commanding HA M. S. Pinafore)
Harold Backenstoe; Ralph Rackstraw
(Able Seaman), Lester Bucher; Dick
| Nolt;
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| Tucker,
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Virgie Flowers, Dorothy Edwards,
Virgie Flowers, Elizabeth Metzler, |
June Peifer, Dolores Pennell, Ruth |
Hertzler, Florence Schneider, Anna
Mary Hoffmaster, Florence Heisey,
Izella Brown, Jane Habecker, Win- |
ifred Latchford, Elsie Stark, Jean |
Derr, Ruth Derr, Helen Derr Mrs.
Charles Derr and Miss Alice Marie
Nissley.
CIs
i his
believed |
Har- |
| Anna Grosh,
and Salunga at 7 o'clock Thursday |
evening
Only the driver's seat was damag-
ed by the flames, the loss being es-
valued at |
League of Marietta was held at Miss
| Kathryn Paules hy
The evening consisted of a business
session, a devotional session and so-
| cial activities. |
Refreshments were served to: Mr. |
{ Wilson Haas, Edith Haas, Marion |
Saunders, Lester Ntll, Sara Fuhrman
Lloyd Fuhrman, Wilbur Fuhrman,
| Cora Fuhrman, Norman Gable, Ed-
{| gar Apply, Charles Wagner, William
throu
| Cup)
| Juinn, Rebecca Kagal,
| ence Brill,
Deadeye, (Able Seaman), Robert
Bill Bobstay, (Boatswain), Har
Weidman; Bob Becket, (Boat-
swain’s Mate), Lester Kuhn; Tom
(Midshipmite), Ray New-
comer; Josephine, (The Captain's
Daughter), Mary E. Nissly; Hebe,
(Sir Joseph's First Cousin), Marion
Nissly; Mrs. Cripps (Little Butter-
(A Portsmouth Bumboat Wo-
man), Gloria Warta
First Lord's Sisters, his
Aunts, Sailors, Mariner.
Boy’s Chorus: George Brown, Har
ry Walters, Clyde Gerberich, Gerald
Arntz, Joseph Witmer, Ray Newcom
er, Richard Beamesderfer.
Girls Chorus: Mary Newcomer,
Eleanor Fackler, Dorothy Webb,
Louise Schock, Jeanne Schock, Eliz-
abeth Forney, Martha Bernice Nissly |
Ruth Heilig, Irene
Geistweit, Ernestine
Cousins,
shall,
Webb.
Bernice
re et AQ
Lutheran League Mesting
The monthly meeting of Lutherar
gal, Edna Young, Esther Poung, Mlor
David Shank, Earl War-
Miriam Cully, Kathryn Paules,
| Helen Boyer, Richard Hecht,
E. L. Wessinger, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Paules, Clarence and Charles Paults.
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UNUSUAL CANDLE SERVICE AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH
ner,
An unusual Advent Candle Light |
Service will be held at the Methodist
church on Sunday evening at 7:30.
The object of the service is symbol-
ically to portray the course of life
out of darkness into the light of the
world thru the Advent of Christ Je-
sus, This service is something new
in Mount Joy. Everybody is invited.
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Lanc.
Christmas Sale
Wednesday, wm 20,
NEAR MOUNT JOY
50 Head Home Raised
All Kinds POULTRY
Fruit and Christmas Goods
C. 5. FRANK & BRO.
TOSI
25 to 95¢
WINDUP
TRAINS
$1.25
$1.95
"DOMINOS.
25c
TIDDLEDY WINKS
25c
PULL TOYS
O95c¢
SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS
2.45 t0 $3.25
Hosiery
‘25 & 50¢
Traveling Bags
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Bed Blankets
Chinaware
Men’s and Ladies’ Gloves, 50¢ & $1.00
50c to $2.95
$1.00
1.00 to $3.95
Sweaters Glassware
Towel Sets
Linen Breakfast Sets
Handkerchiefs in boxes
Bath Robes
OUR ANNUAL
NERA RE PEPE
$99.50 40 $600
EASY TERMS
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D. ROY MOOSE
FLORIN, PA.
Something
THIS CHRISTMAS
give your home a REAL radio!
|
Electrical
1934
An Electric Waffle Iron for
Christmas, What a Won SPECIAL
derful gift . . . especially "4
Co. TURKEYS the famous! “Glow Cone” HOLIDAY TERMS * to $600
Proctor Waffler that sign-
als when it’s time to serve.
Priced $9.95
We also suggest the Elec-
tric Toaster, d Mixer,
Grill and Pergolator for
the folks on your Christ-
mas gift list.
Model as
Pictured
$100.00
Sale at 7 P. M.
Cows — Cows
Pennsylvania
|
| We will sell at our stock yards in
oY Moun Joy, Pa.
| 35 HEAD CRAWFORD, ERIE AND
NORTHUMBERLAND CO.
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1933
Mostly Fresh and Close Springers
A Few Backward
Two Registered Fresh Holsteins
Two
Everything from accredited areas. Test
chart with each animal.
60 day note will be accepted in cer-
tain cases, by securing
the undersigned before the sale.
We sell promptly at 1:25 P. M.
Free delivery 30 miles
J. B. Keller & Bro.
F. B. Aldinger, Auct.
Zeller & Son, Clks.
on any new 1934
PHILCO
Give your home a REAL radio for 4
Christmas — a new BHILCQ — the
radio that outsells all ‘others! Get it
now—while the selectioh is complete
—on the easiest terms have ever
offered! Unexcelled tone abd supreme
performance!
PHILCOS—$22 tg, $100
Power& Light
Company
and Your Local
Dealer
1:25 P. M.
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PHILCO 60B
Only PHILCO could give
you such a value as this
or
Practical Electrical © |
Gifts
Keep on giving
startling Baby
Grand. Outperforms sets
at much higher prices!
$29.50
new
thruout the year FLORIN PA
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one tablespoonful of this splendid and | quickly relieves stomach distress, but
pleasant liquid remedy will cause gas, | it also conquers stubborn indigestion,
bloating, heaviness, heartburn or any | dyspepsia and gastritis, and} jputs an
upset condition of the stomach to | end to dizziness, nervousne head:
vanish. ache, sleeplessness and despo
And why should any man or woman | which distressing troubles ate
Stock Bulls
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approval of
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