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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1934
FOR—
Residence
Burglary
Insurance
SEE—
Henry G. Carpenter
Mount Joy, Pa.
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Watch For The Specials
at Trimmer’s This Week
Bee for 256
Elbow Ibs. 19
Rockwood Coco. Ib. box 19g
Health Club Baking Powder (large size)........10¢
Mosemann’s Peanut Rutter. large jars 25¢
’ Trimmer’s Every Day‘Coffee...... a 1
. Martin’s Bologna, very x lb, 24€
m Lebanon Bologna, very spe@ial..............Ib. 1%7¢
: Rich Cream Cheese...... ie xR: db. 19
Fresh Rell Bufter......... ei lb, 29
Baby Lima Beans...... . N\ cee lbs. 15¢
Small Soup Beans. ............ Seite “A co... bb. ge
® Palmolive Soap............. Neo S@
: Ladies’ Cotton Hose (assorted).......... pair, 15¢
pi Ladies’ Silk Full Fashioned Hose........... Dhjr, 69¢c
m Large Assortment Ladies’ Belts............ each 10¢
Trimmer’s Busy 5¢ & 10cto $1 Store
West Main Street MOUNT JOY, PA.
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With an Electric Washer, Méuday’s washing
time will become a matter of mines, not hours
---and you'll have a much cleaner, Whiter wash
---with much less effort -- and at praeically no
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MOUNT JOY
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DELICIOUS ITALIAN
SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS
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The Face on the
Bathroom Wall...
HAT'S this? Cold blue shad-
WwW ows under the eyes, a pallid
green light on the skin, hol-
ese firm cheeks? Are the
yur bathroom walls tell
ut you to the bathroom
t's a dangerous way to
v. The cold colors
grays, icy blues, yellowish greens)
have a way of reflecting an unnat-
ural, unflattering tint to the skin.
Such colors are apt to curdle your
whole disposition before you're fully
awake and aware.
Try painting the bathroom walls
and ceiling in a warm and cheerful
color—pinkish cream, a heartening
yellow, a rosy beige or a creamy
coral—any of the hundreds of light,
sunny tints that flatter your come
plexion and assure your mirror that
you're beginning the day “in the
pi: 2 fran + 4B
( paints, made especially foe
haid-worn, easily-cleaned bathroom
walls, come in a wide variety e¢
luscious tints. If you can’t find the
exact hue you have in mind—yower
painter will help you to mix it. A
cheerful tone on your face is as ire
portant to your daily disposition sa
8 morning shower.
Reach for a color card before yeu
begin another day with tke blues
Produce & Live
Stock Market
CORRECT INFORMATION FUR-
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE PA.
BUREAU OF MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN
Market. Good fat steers steady,
plain killers slow; at prevailing low
prices. Cows weak. Heifers steady.
| Bulls steady. Stock steers steady to
I stronger on good quality; bulk sell-
about
stock
ing 4.00-5.00; plain kinds are
steady, common, off color
steers selling down to $2.50. The
calves fully steady, general top on
choice vealers $6.50; selects higher.
Hogs fairly active at prices 25 to 50c
stronger; choice Westerns retail 6.00-
6.25; wholesale 5.85-6.00; light med-
ium hogs around 150 lbs. selling
from 5-525; light plain hogs around
4.50; choice locals 5.50. Sheep and
{lambs 25 to 50c higher; top on choice
lambs 7.50-8.00.
Receipts: 427 cattle; 6 calves; 162
hogs.
STEERS
Choice 6.50-7.25
Good 5.50-6.50
Medium 4.25-5.50
Common 3.25-4.25
HEIFERS
Choice 5.00-5.50
Good 4.25-5.00
Medium 2.75-4.25
Common 1.75-2.75
COWS
Choice 3.50-4.00
Good 3.00-3.50
Common and medium 2.00-3.00
Low Cutter and Cutter 1.00-2.00
BULLS
Good and choice 4.00-5.00
Cutter, common, medium 2.00-4.00
VEALERS
Good and choice 6.00-6.50
Medium 5.50-6.00
Cull and common 3.50-5.50
FEEDER & STOCKER CATTLE
Good and choice 5.00-6.00
Common and choice 3.25-4.25
HOGS
Good and choice 6.00-6.25
Medium and good 3.75-4.00
SHEEP
Choice lambs 7.50-8.00
Medium lambs 6.50-7.00
Common lambs 4.50-6.50
Yearling Wethers 3.50-4.50
Ewes 1.50-3.50
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LANDISVILLE UPSETS
MAYTOWN NINE, 6 TO 4
Landisville nipped the Maytown
stickmen 6 to 4, Sunday afternoon in
the W. End County Baseball League
on Maytown diamond. S. Poff hurled
nice ball for the winners and also
collected two triples. Landisvllle ral-
lied in the ninth, scoring three runs
to take the verdict.
Landisville rhoae
M Kauffman, ss ..... 0.3.0 2:1
C. Kauffman, ¢ ....... 1415 2 0
YI» Nissly, If: .......... 1 2 100
Mease, 3b ........:... 112.21
R. Nissly, of .......... 12100
Rudy, I .............. 00500
C. Poff, 2b ........... 11101
Hauenstein, rf ........ 01100490
S. Poff, DP 12010
Totals: nonin 614.26 '8 2
Maytown rhoae
Bostick, 58 cc... 01 020
Albright, ¢c ............ 21700
A Trose, 1b ......;. 00 1400
M Troe If .......... 1.1000
Houseal, 2b ........... 02110
W. Baker, 3b ......... 00100
J. Baker, 1. 011090
Reetie. ef -,.,.......... 03100
Bowers; DP 1:2. 2.83.0
Totals 41027 6 0
Landisville ..... 0001001136
Maytown ....... 0100003004
Two base hits—M. Trostle, Bostick,
Mease. Three base hits—S. Poff 2.
Base on balls—off Bowers 1; Poff 1.
Struck out—by Bowers 7; Poff 15.
Umpires—Derr and Fox.
Better Fill—
CAMP REAM MEMBERS AND
WIVES HELD A PICNIC
Sunday was one of the perfect
deys for the members and spouses of
the Camp Ream Hunting and Fish-
int Club, and a few guests. The
we ather was ideal, the attendance
100 percent and there is every indi-
cation that all present had a fine
time.
The crowd were guests of one of
ite members, the editor, at his sum-
m:r home “The Springs,” below
town. The day was spent in var-
ious pastimes such as quoits, boating,
pinochle, ete. Of course refresh-
ments, too, were an important part
of the program. They were served
in the pavilion, an addition to The
Springs this summer.
Among the winners in the various
contests were the following: Quoits:
Most games, A. D. Garber and Hen
Strickler; Most Ringers, Geo. Mump-
er; Most Arguments, Charlie Roth
with Curley Hendrix a close second;
Most Standards, Ab Weaver; Cham-
pion ice cream eater, Ed Ream;
Chicken corn soup, Jim Berrier, nine
plates; Best appetite although not
feeliny well, Chriss Mumma; pin-
ochle, A. D. Garber and modesty
forbids us from mentioning his part-
ner. John Newcomer acted as re-
feree at she quoit contests.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Garber, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mumper, Florin; Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Strickler, Elizabethtown; Abner
Weaver, Newville; Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Bertier, Milton Grove; Mr. and "Mrs.
Jno. W. Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Ream, C. N. Mumma, Charles Roth
and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Schroll,
all of town.
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About the Sick
Mr. Ezra Ney, on South Barbara
St., is on the sick list.
Mr. Albert Campbell, on Frank St.
is still confined to his home.
Mrs. Cyrus Nissly, on East Done-
gal St. is recovering from a broken
right arm, the accident the result]
of a fall while doing the family wash
Mrs. Sam Hershey, who has been
seriously ill at her home, on West
Donegal St, and who was removed
to the home of Mrs. Roy Shaeffer,
on Columbia Ave. is slowly im-
proving.
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Met at Krall’'s Cottage
The Young Ladies Bible Class o
Trinity Lutheran church held thei
regular monthly meeting on Monda;
evening at the Krall Cottage nea
Marietta with Mrs. Joe Breneman a
hostess. A corn and hamburger roas
with toasted Marshmallows as th
finale were greatly enjoyed by th
fifteen members present. One of th
items of business was a resolution t
hold a sauer kraut supper at th
church house on Saturday, Septembe
22nd. A scripture lesson was read b
Mrs. Jay Eicherly, prayer was offere
by Mrs. George Kercher. Members o
the class responded to roll call wit
appropriate scripture passages.
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GIRL SCOUTS WILL COLLECT
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
The Girl Scouts of Mt. wil
again collect magazines and paperd
thruout this section, Saturday, Aug.
11, 8 to 12 A. M. asking all to kindly
place their donations of the above
mentioned, on the curb, a truck call-
ing for them as heretofore. The
troop plan to enjoy an outing at Mt.
Gretna during the month of August,
funds being raised thru the sale of
old papers and magazines.
Joy
Sale Register
Every Thursday Evening, at Wag-
ner’s Park, Beverly, regular weekly
community sale of stock, chicks, mer-
chandise, furniture, meats, etc. by G
K. Wagner.
Wednesday, Aug. 8—At 7 p. m, a
carload of cows, fruit and merchandise,
ete. by C. S. Frank & Bro.
Your Coal Bins
Before Prices Increase
During the month¥of August you can
buy Coal at the regular prices and you
all know that coal in’the bin is worth
more than money in the bank.
HARRY LEEDQ
MOUNT JOY fy
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Clarence F. Grissinger
Phone 192
Heartiest Congratula-
tions From Us
We want to congratulate each of
the following for having reached
another birthday:
Monday, July 23
Anna Geib, on W. Main St.
Miss Anna Hinkle, West Main St.
Ruth Wagner, daughter of Dawid
Wagner, of Garfield School.
Mrs. Frank Fair, of near Salunga}
Tuesday, July 24
Mrs. Christ Nolt.
Mrs. John Barnhart, Mt. Joy St.
Wednesday, July 25
Alvin Longenecker, of Rheems.
Mark Newcomer.
Thursday, July 26
Martha Jane Wagner, the daugh-
ter of David Wagner.
Mrs. Harvey Ebersole, on New
Haven Street.
Friday, July 27
David Longenecker, of Rheems.
Mrs. Henry Loraw, on Donegal
Springs St.
Beatrice Bates, W. Main Street.
Mrs. Clayton Metzler on W. Main
Street.
Leland Wang, of Fukien,
China, spoke at the
Tabernacle,
urday.
Brubaker’s Dept. St
South}
Beulah Heights
near Elizabethtown, Sat-
| ried couple from Columbia, Harrisburg
Klugh—Allison
3 Joy witnessed the cere-
Mr. Jay L. Klugh of Mount Joy and |and Mount
Miss Charolotte M. Allison, of Colum- | mony.
bia, were marired in Trinity Lutheran i
Church by the pastor Rev. George A. REUNIONS
Kercher on Saturday afternoon at Saturday, Aug. 11
three o'clock. The couple were unat-| The Flory reunion at Keener’
tended. Mrs. George H. Brown organist. | Park, E izabethtown.
Mrs. Keefer of Columbia sang “The | Sunday, Aug. 12
on at Hoffer Park, at
Sweetest Story Ever Told” during the | Lee reun
ceremony. Friends of the newly mar- | Midd wn.
ore
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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Rich Creamy Cheese. ...............; 1b. 17¢
Pink Salmon, tallcan...... ........2 for 25¢
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HOME DRESSED FANCY POULTRY Every Friday & Saturday
DRY GOODS
0x50 TABLE CLOTHS MEN’S JERSEY AND
(Fancy colors). ...... -59¢ TRUNKS, Broadcloth,
LOCAL COCOA
Good quality
2 Ibs. 19¢
1 each 25¢
IRLS’ SEERSUCKER
SHORTS, sizes 8i.to 14 MEN’S WIDE AWAKE
years .......... i....98¢C WORK SHIRTS, full
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ADIES’ SILK PANTIES
Pure Thread
MEN’S DRESS HOSE
(silk)
Ciel nies -25¢C
MEN'S WASH TIES, ea. 10¢
SPORT TROUSERS, (will
not sheink) ........ $1.45
SHOES
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White or colors. -95¢C
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