24th, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24th, 1935
PRT
«Che SNAPSHOT GUILE
ee HOME LIFE
by his sg
READER of the Snapshot Guild
sent in the above picture as an
| of printe¢gXample of what can be done by an
umateur photographer with an in-
SXpensive camera.
rts im Joh Photographically it is an excellent
and this Guild member is to
assure youg congratulated on his work.
ity at mod- To the Snapshot Guild, however,
his picture represents much more
han an example of good photogra-
hy. It tells a real story. As we visu-
the story behind this picture it
akes us into the homes of thou-
ands of typical American family
TI Nous gathered at the home of
arents for the day or evening.
It is just such pictures that add
aterest and value to your snapshot
ollection and every year, as the
hildren “grow up,” you will cherish
ch snapshots more and more.
——ecord pictures, such as scenes,
news of tufldings, monuments and other
laces of interest you snap in your
'‘avels are important and interest-
1g, but don’t overlook the innumer-
——)l€ Opportunities for intimate,
ory-telling pictures of the family.
N OUT, present day film and Photo-
| TIO: or Photoflood bulbs you can
indoor pictures with any camera
Wm for “time” exposure. The
vomen above was taken with an or-
ragging thedllary camera with the aid of a No.
is ofte
hrough th
OY
three cer
letin.
3 around, hotoflash bulb.
out yi is what you do. Place your
NS 4] era on a tripod, table or some-
; bin Lyd g solid so that there will be no
nkham’s TaOvement of the camera when the
relieve seture is taken. Locate your sub-
pains and diets, or group in the finder. At arm’s
ly 25 cents.ngth to the side of your camera
s of Danvillage an ordinary floor lamp; to get
no gambit efficiency from the light, remove
us. Your Tag ode and hold a white card or
, and built n
onl. pillow case in back of it to serve
a reflector. If in a group picture of
kind you find that the distance
which the Photoflash will be
ced is about 10 feet from the
up use stop f.11 with an anastig-
at lens or No. 1 stop on single lens
Family gatherings offer unusual opportunities for story-telling pictures.
current in the lamp turned off re-
flash bulb. Set your camera for a
time exposure; open the shutter and
instantly “turn on” the Photoflash
floor lamp. There will be a vivid, in-
stantaneous flash of light. Immedi-
ately after this flash close the shutter
of your camera and you have your
picture.
If you prefer you can take a snap-
shot of such a group, providing you
will be necessary to employ two
floor lamps; place one lamp about
5 feet in front and a little to the
right of your subjects; place lamp
number two about six feet to the
shades on the lamps so that the
light is cast over the entire group.
lamp to the left and one or two in
the one to the right. Be sure to use
for best results for snapshots with |
this kind of a set-up. With film
slower than super-sensitive short |
time exposures can he made with |
Photoflood bulbs.
Set the diaphragm at 7.6.3 and the
shutter speed at 1/25 of a second;
night indoors.
When shades on home lamps can- |
not be tilted or are of a kind that |
does not permit directing the light
on the subject, remove the shade, In
such cases, some kind of reflector’
back of the lights will throw con-
siderably more light forward.
Don’t forget these important pie-
tures around the home. Get some
Photoflash or Photoflood bulbs (they
can be purchased in almost any
store where they sell photographic
supplies), load your camera with
super-sensitive panchromatic film
and take a few snapshots at night
indoors. It’s a lot of fun.
OOO: or box cameras. With
a lenses not of the anastigmat
ur Heat Hest
Congratulations
~
>
Wednesday, Dec. 26
(rs. Jacob Kulp, of near Ba- §
@s Bridge.
@ Thursday, Dec. 27
Abram Geltmacher.
Heistand, Landisville.
€ Saturday, Dec. 29
id of town.
Harry Brandt, of Hummelstown,
@hristion Gillums on E. Main St.
0. G. Greenawalt, on Mari-
@ Street.
) C Sunday, Dec. 30
deme Gruber, Elm Tree School.
G Monday, Dec. 31
Sages Fair, of Manheim R 2.
Fuhrman, on David St.
Clliriam Bard, of Rheems.
€. Tuesday, Jan. 1
)O N. Engle, near Mt. Joy.
Wednesday, Jan. 2
Chl anet Habecker, on Columbia
e.
0 GF
€ How HOT IS A STAR?
(@Twinkle, twinkle little star, how
(@ronder what you are” has been
by astronomers of today. It
ot what stars are but how hot
AY are that is bothering these
tists. They believe that the
mmering twinkle of the major
@e we see at night is due to the
)0
)0
ht
)0
on ments have been devised that
varying temperatures of the
Ss ranging from 3,200 degrees to
ro degrees Fahrenheit. Just how
this is can be shown by remem-
or that man’s hottest flame, the
of the electric furnace, is only
degrees.
OX
N ANYTHING OF BONNIE?
Bonnie leaned over the gas tank,
8 tank,
ic height of the contents to see;
lighted a match to assist him—
l, bring back my Bonnie to me!
© timulate your business by adver-
in the Bulletin.
JOHN VAN GUILDER
Emerald green uncut velvet with
an all-over scroll design makes a
smart little frock for afternoon
wear, The gold metal clasp at
the neck and the buckle on the
woven metal belt are set with green
stones.
rr em ot Ieee
WILL THE BARBER POLE GO?
Familiar red and white
poles, symbols of
“bleeding” was regarded
way of the cigar store Indian. In-
the business if all
the style of
Stefan Weber,
impulses and between
carved a life size statue of himsel
yielded to
it outside his door.
rn
Advertise in The Bulletin,
place the home bulb with the Photo- |
Place two Photoflood bulbs in the
type, use the largest stop. With the {
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bulb which you have placed in the |
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have a camera with an 1.6.3 lens or |
faster, using Photoflood bulbs. It '
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front and left of the group. Tilt the |
| bethtown;
{{H. B. Hoffer);
super-sensitive panchromatic film || Mount Pleasant
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i *Conoy; Mastersonville;
turn on your Photoflood lamps and— | * Refton.
snap—you have made a snapshot at |
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
1936 Meeting
Appointments
TIME AND PLACE FOR HOLD-
ING PRAYER MEETING THRU-
OUT LANCASTER COUNTY BY
THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST
complete list of
the time for holding
prayer meetings by the Brethren
in Christ thout Lancaster Conty
during the coming year.
is a
Appended
and place
Jan. 5—Cross Roads (Joe Wolgemuth);
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea;
| *Refton.
I Jan. 12—E’'town; *Maytown; York Co.;
Mount Pleasant (H. Zerphey); *Man-
heim; Refton; *Manor.
Jan. 19—Conoy (H. Hilsher); *Cross
Roads; Mastersonville (J. M. Heisey);
Manor; Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
Jan. 26—Maytown (Annie Heisey);
*E’town; *York Co.; Manheim (Henry A.
Ginder); *Mount Pleasant; Refton; *Ma.
{1 nor; Newtown (J. Lindemuth).
Feb. 2—Cross Roads (I. W. Musser);
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea:
*Refton.
Feb. 9—E’town; *Maytown; York Co.;
Mount Pleasant (Abram Koser); *Man-
heim; Refton; *Manor.
Feb. 16—Conoy (J. Floyd); *Cross
Roads; Mastersonville (Allen Hoffer);
Manor; Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
Feb. 23—Maytown (P. E. Wolgemuth);
*E'town; *York Co.; Manheim (Samuel
Wolgemuth); *Mount Pleasant; Refton;
*Manor.
Mar. 1—Cross Roads (H. M. Hess);
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea;
*Refton.
Mar. 8—E’'town; *Maytown; York Co.;
Mount Pleasant (Katie Ginder); *Man-
heim; Refton; *Manor.
Mar. 15—Conoy (Laura Gainer); *Cross
Mastersonville (Lizzie Shearer);
Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
22—Maytown (Willis Weaver);
*York Co.; Manheim (J. B.
Snavely); *Mount Pleasant; Refton;
*Manor; Newtown (I. T. Ginder).
Mar. 29—Cross Roads (Ralph Musser);
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea;
*Refton.
Apr. 5—E’'town;
Mount Pleasant
*Manheim; Refton; *Manor.
Apr. 12—Conoy (W. Heisey); *Cross
Roads; Mastersonville (Roy Brubaker);
Manor; Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
Apr. 19—Maytown (N. Smith); *Eliza-
*York Co.; Manheim (Sr.
*Mount Pleasant; Refton;
Roads;
Manor;
Mar.
*E’town;
*Maytown; York Co.;
(D. E. Wolgemuth);
*Manor.
Apr.
*Conoy;
*Refton.
May 3—E’town;
26-—Cross Roads
Mastersonvllie;
(A. Z. Hess);
Manor; Pequea;
*Maytown; York Co.;
(Samuel Longenecker);
*Manheim; Refton; *Manor.
May 10—Conoy (S. .Hoffman); .*Cross
Rosa; Mastersonville (Abram Heisey);
| Manor; Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
May 17—Maytown (Clarence Ressler);
*E’'town; *York Co.; Manheim (Samuel
Nornhold); *Mount Pleasant; Refton;
*Manor; Newtown (Kate Moore).
May 24—Cross Roads (Ezra
Manor;
Engle);
Pequea;
York Co.;
May 31—E’town; *Maytown;
*Man-
| Mount Pleasant (Earl Myers);
heim; Refton; *Manor.
June 7—Conoy ( ); *Cross
Roads: Mastersonville (John Showers):
Mancr; Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
June 14—Maytown (A. Hoffman); *E’-
town; *York Co.; Manheim (Monroe
Dourte); *Mount Pleasant) Refton; *Ma-
| nor.
|
' Mount Pleasant (S. Z. Nornhold);
or:
(C. M. Wolge-
Manor;
Cross Roads
Mastersonville;
June 21
muth); *Conoy;
Pequea; *Refton.
June 28—E'town; York Co.;
*Man-
*Maytown;
heim; Refton; *Manor.
July 5—Conoy (Abner Martin);
Roads; Mastersonville (A. Shenk);
Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
July 12—Maytown (H. Engle); *E'town;
Cross
Man-
'*York Co.; Manheim (J. T. Ginder); *Mt.
Pleasant; Refton; *Manor; Newtown
(Annie Risser).
| July 19—Cross Roads (Miller Wolge-
| Pequea;
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor;
*Refton.
July 26—E’'town;
muth);
*Maytown; York Co.;
‘Mount Pleasant (Graybill Wolgemuth);
*Manheim; Refton; *Manor.
Aug. 2—Conoy (M. Heisey); *Cross
Roads; Mastersonville (Paul Oberholts-
er); Manor; Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
Aug. 9—Maytown (Engle Shelly);
‘E'town; *York Co.; Manheim (B. Shel-
ley); *Mount Pleasant; Refton; *Manor.
Aug. 16—Cross Roads (E. E. Woge-
muth); *Conoy; Mastersonville (Irvin
Wolgemuth); Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
Aug. 23—E’town; *Maytown; York Co.:
Mount Pleasant (Harry Emenheiser);
*Manheim; Refton: *Manor.
Aug. 30—Conoy (V. B. Hilsher); *Cross
Roads; Mastersonville (Wayne Peters);
Manor; Peqguea; *Refton; *Newtown.
Sept. 6—Maytown (A. Shenk); *Eliza-
hathtown; *York Co.; Manheim (C.
Kready): *Mount Pleasant; Refton;
“Manor; Newtown (Henry Mellinger).
Sept. 13—Cross Roads (Amos Herr);
| #*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea;
| ¥*Refton
i Sept. 20—FE’'town; *Maytown; York Co.;
Mount Pleasant (Harvey Garman);
*Manheim; Refton; *Manor.
Sept. 27—Conoy (Jacob Z. Martin);
*Cross Roads; Mastersonville (E. 8S.
Shearer); Manor; Pequea; *Refton;
*Newtown.
Oct. 4—-Maytown (Paris Koser); *Eliz-
ahethtown; *York Co.; Manheim (D
Rradley); *Mount Pleasant; Refton;
*Manor.
Oct. 11—Cross Reads (C. N. Hershey);
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea;
*Refton.
| Oct. 18—E’'town; *Maytown; York Co.;
Mount Pleasant (J. Sherk); *Manheim:
striped
the day when
as a cure
for most all minor ills and the bar- deny;
ber acted as a surgeon, may go the
artistic | pleasant Apr.
shaves he
£|
from the trunk of a tree and placed
Refton; *Manor.
| Oct. 25—Conoy ( ); *Cross Roads;
Mastersonville (Isaac Brandt); Manor;
Pequea; *Refton; *Newtown.
i Nov. 1—Maytown (Paul Koser): *Eliz-
abethtown; *York Co.; Manheim (Eli
Ginder); *Mount Pleasant; Refton; *Ma-
nor: Newtown (D. Ginder).
Nov. 8—Cross Roads (A. Zercher);
*Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor; Pequea:
*Refton.
| Nov. 15—E’'town; *Maytown: York Co.:
Mount Pleasant (Joseph Gish); *Man-
heim; Refton; *Manor.
Nov. 22—Conoy (Heisey Sisters);
*Cross Roads; Mastersonville (Albert
Faus): Manor; Peguea; *Refton; *New-
town.
Nov. 29—Maytown (Jacob Strickler):
| *E’town; *York Co.: Manheim: (Jacob
Herr); *Mount Pleasant; Refton; *Man-
| or.
Dec. 6—Cross Roads (lI. M. Wolge-
muth); *Conoy; Mastersonville; Manor;
Pequea; *Refton.
Dec. 13—E’town; *Maytown; York Co.;
Mount Pleasant (Earl Martin); *Man-
| heim; Refton; *Manor.
Dec. 20—Conoy (Jacob Wolgemuth):
*Cross Roads; Mastersonville (J. B. Gin-
Manor: Pequea; *Refton; *New-
Heisey):
(Landis
(Annie
Manheim
Pleasant;
ow
Dec.
| *E'town;
Brubaker);
27—Maytown
*York Co.;
*Mount
stead, we may see outside the bar-!|*Manor; Newtown (Carrie Detwiler).
| ber shop, an elegantly harbered and
manicured wax figure to advertise |
barbers follow
one in Philadelphia. | A
LANCASTER SERVICES EVERY
SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING
() Denotes Saturday evening previous.
* Stars denote Sunday evening services.
Councils—Lancaster Feb. 4; Manor
ug. 29 evening; Cross Roads Jan. 8;
E'town Aug. 22; Manheim Jan. 1; Mount
10; Mastersonville Aug. 6;
I Manheim Oct.
re ret A Greet ee
Advertise in The Bulletin
Turn useless articles about your
home into cash. Advertise them in
our classified column.
Refton; |°
‘Our High Five
Lost The First
MANHEIM TOWNSHIP DEFEAT-
ED LOCALS FRIDAY NIGHT
After winning four in a row and
eading Section 2 of the Lancaster
county basket ball league, our
High Five took it on the chin Fri-
lay evening at the hands of Man-
heim Township High. The score
was 37-47.
The Junior High team also lost
its game 17-42. Scores:
Manheim Twp. H. S. G. F. TL
Emich, FP 6 214
Neiss, F 3 2 8
Shermich, FB ....... .... 0 0:0
Magee, C ................ T 216
Bey, GQ ...... 2.3 1%
Doyle, G ...............; 1.0 2
Totals: 19.9 47
Mt. Joy H. S. G. F. TL
Crider, FB 5 313
C. Zink, FP 1 0 2
Shank, F ..............., 0 0 0
Brown, CC .. ......... 5 $ 3 9
Qavlin, C 00 Cc 0 0
R. Zink, G 5 313
Dillinger, G- ......... 5%. C0 00
Totals: 14 9 37
Score by periods:
MT. JOY H. S. ...10 6 10 11-37
MANHEIM TWP 13 8 12 14-47
Referee, Shober Barr; scorekeep-
er, Jack Brett; timekeeper, Bill
Lord; time of periods, 8 minutes.
Man. Twp. Jr. H. S G. F- Tl
Gol, FB 4 210
Miller, ¥:................ 1 0 2
Schne’beli, ¥ ............ 0: 0 0
CG, Grill C 0000 5 010
J. Witmer, © i 1 3
KE. Adams, G ............ } 1 3
Zanzarl, G .............. 0 0 0
M Adams, G ...... .... 6 24
L. Lefever, GQ ............ Oo 0 ¢
Totals 18 6 42
Mt. Joy Jr. H. S. G. F. Tl
Shitk, F ..........0.0...0 1 0 2
Schneider, BF 0 0 0
Young, F ............... 1 8 5
Pilney, C 1 0 2
H Myers, C 00 CO 00
Blanher, G 0-0 @
Garner, Ql een 0 0,4
Ring, G ...... 00 4 0-8
M. Myers, G 0 00
Totals 000.0, 7 3 17
Score by periods:
MANHEIM JR. H.S. 17 6 18 1—42
MT. JOY JR.HS. 24 011-17
Referee, R. Witmer; scorekeeper,
Brett; timekeeper, time of periods,
8 minutes.
SECTION 2 STANDING
Teams WwW LIL PC
Ephrata ........... 4 0 1.000
Mount Joy ........ 4 1 .800
Manheim Twp. ..... 4 1 .800
Lititz ........... 3 1 750
Columbia .......... 3 1 750
Manor Township 2 3 400
...... 1 3 250
Quarryville ......... 1 4 200
Manheim Boro ..... 1 4 200
West Lampeter Sle 0 5 000
Elizabethtown
The Christmas service of the
children’s division of the Christ
Reformed Sunday school on Sun-
day evening included programs by
the Kindergarten, Primary, Junior,
ind Intermediate depts. A pageant,
“The Adoration of the Kings and
Shepherds,” by Mildred E. Cook,
was also given.
Prof. Joseph Martine addressed
the members of the Elizabethtown
Business and Professional Wom-
en's club at their annual Christ-
program held Monday at
Hotel Kennewood. He spoke
“Political Situation of Spain.”
Henry Frank, of Maytown, ren-
dered several piano selections.
Prof. Newpher, Maytown, gave sev-
eral vocal selections.
Amo: Dace, a member of the
Elizabethtown council was appoin-
ted to purchase tools and mater-
als for the
neeting of
wvening.
A request from the Board of
Jealth to have a health officer
named was tabled until the next
meeting, Monday, January 6, at
which time the council will reor-
mas
the
n the
athletic field, at a
the council, Tuesday
ganize.
amounting to $51.25 were exonera-
ted.
Grimm returned $20 collected from
fines during the month.
Chief of Police Clyde Coble re-
ported 39 street lights out of or-
der, four accidents, 97 lodgers, 18
motor code violations and 78 war-
nings.
Bills amounting to $539.54 were
ordered paid.
Advertise in The Bulletin.
WPA project at the |
A total of 192 head taxes, |
PIN SPILLING TRAVELERS
DEFEAT MECHANICSBURG
The Mount Joy Travelers de-
feated the Mechanicsburg pinmen
three in a row. The scores follow:
Mechanicsburg 1st 2nd 3rd Tis.
Finkenbinder .. 177 ... 162 339
Hershman ..... 158 206 159 523
Gusiler ....... 0. 147 178 325
Marret 0000 167 168 146 381
Baker 212 186 .... 398
Updegrof ...... 157 190 195 542
Totals | ....... 871 897 840 2608
Mt. Joy Travel’s 1st 2nd 3rd Tis.
F. Good 170 ... 173 343
Herr .......0.0. 190 165 200 555
Matteer ........ 188 213 215 616
Anderson ...... 188-179 367
M. Good 183 202 385
Derr 183 163 223 569
Totals: ....... 919 903 1013 2835
a
Mt. Joy Travel’s »st 2nd 3rd Tis
Hogentogler . 188 188 169 545
F. Good .....! 187 176 181 544
Anderson ...., 195.159 ... 354
Matteer has “vs 203203
M. Good 186 200 171 557
Derr... 171 180 172 523
Totals ........ 927 903 896 2726
Ephrata 1st 2nd 3rd Tis.
Shimp ...... 169 170 206 545
Kilhefner ...... var ABT Sn 18T
Flory .......... 212 ... 178 390
Dick .... 0.0.50 165 173 192 530
Miller: ....... 201 156 190 547
Brunner ....... 197 178 172. 547
Totals 944 864 938 2746
Sale Register
If you want a notice of your sale
inserted in this register weekly from
now until day of sale. ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE, send or phone us your
sale date and when $ou are ready,
let us print your bills. That's the
cheapest advertising you can get.
Saturday, Dec. 28—On the prem-
on Chocolate Avenue, Florin, en-
lot of household goods by
Henry G. Carpenter, executor of
N. Miller Estate. Frank,
tire
Annie
auct.
m Heb!
ia Mil
T THE OPERA”
26—1 DAY ONLY
ic March
Oberon
Marshall
“THE DARK ANGEL”
FRI, DEC. 27-1 DAY ONLY!
Double Feature Show
Charles Farrell in
“FIGHTING YOUTH”
Also This nd Feature
George rien in
“THUNDER MOUNTAIN”
SAT. DEC. 28—% DAY ONLY!
Viatinee at 2:15 PAM.—llc & 21s
lark Gable. etta Young
Jack i
“CALL OF WILD”
MON. DEC. 30—1 DAY ONLY!
Lucky Bango Ever Monat9 pm
Free! 10—Picnic Style Hickory
Smoked Hims
Richard Arlen & Virginia Bruce
AUDITORIU
Wed. Thurs., D
Marx Bro
in
A NIGHT at the PERA
Christmas Day Matfhee 2:30
Friday, Decembér 27th
Ken Maynagd
in
“HEIR TO TROWBLE”
Added Attractipn
Saturday, December 28
“THANKS A MILLION”
Including Alpine Singérs
Manhattan Serenaders%
St. Andresburg Rollers
Real Live Choppers
H.S. Newcomer é& Sol
INC.
MOUNT JOY,
Rosalind
in
“RENDEZVOUS”
PA.
Help Kidneys
Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
Your Kidneys contain 9 million tiny
tubes or filters which may be endangered
by neglect or drastic, irritating drugs. Be
careful. If functional Kidney or Bladder
| disorders make you suffer from Getting
Up Nights, Nervousness, Loss of Pep, Leg
Pains, Rheumatic Pains, Dizziness, Cir-
cles Under Eyes, Neuralgia, Acidity,
Burning, Smarting or Itching, you don't
need to take chances. All druggists now
have the most modern advanced treat-
ment for these troubles—a Doctor's pres-
cription called Cystex (Siss-Tex). orks
fast-—safe and sure. In 48 hours it must
bring new and is guaranteed to
make you feel 10 years younger in one
New Year's Eye
Edmund Lowe
Dorothy Pag
n
“KING SOLOMO
BROADWAY",
OF
Wed. Thurs., Jan.{1-2
Will Rogers
in
IN OLD KENTUCKY
New Year's Day Matinee 2.30
To The Winning Players!
“LET '’EM HAVE IT”
CUES. DEC. 31—1
ise§, of the late Annie N. Miller,
\
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
by attending my
Pure
Thurs
\ At 12:30
Canadian
0 Holstein-Friesians
\
=
of the famous show
Lad; a number of descendants of Pioneer Sn
world champion life time butterfat producer, and granddaugh-
ters of well known sires.
These are all choice producers, fresh or soon ti
Animals that it will pay you to buy.
individuals,
record in 305 d
sires.
Also a few 4% bulls, dandy
from a 597 lb. cow that made her
will improve any herd.
Some choice weaned bull and heifer calves from th
They will grow into money.
and by high class sires.
FULLY ACCREDITED
Individual test certificates.
last shipment was November 26th.
Sale will be held at my farm near
of highways 5 and 117.
day. I will be glad to show them to
EDWARD
PALMYRA, PA.,
Irvin Hess, Auct.
Harvey Rettew Pedigrees
Sale held under cover, rain or shine
Justice of the Peace Elwood
i You bet I burn 'b
i I buy it from
FLORIN,
Phone
kerk strains, personally selected for
These cattle are thoroughly’ geclimated, the
Come and look these animals over id sale
bred Sale
, Jan. 2, 1936
|
|
J
O'clock
tising in the Bulletin.
| week or money back on return of empty
- | package. Cystex costs only 3c a dose af
byadver- druggists and the guarantee protests you,
Stimulate your business
X= a -
Matinee Evenin
turds “Moose Theatre "Shows
\ and 7and 9 P. M.
Holidays . Saturday i
: pm [ELIZABETHTOWN P. M. |
{ Fri. Sat., Dec. 27-28
Dick Powell
in
“THANKS A MILLION”
Monday, December 30
Wheeler & Woolsey
in
“THE RAIN MAKERS”
Tuesday, December 31
Robert Donat
in
"39 STEPS”
Starting With Midnite Show
New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
“BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936”
k
the kind |
Banostine, Posch, |
Sezis, Colantha, Ormsby and Abbe-
Young cows and heifers,
you like, of the
vis; producing ability and
high test.
ANaughir of a 785 lb. cow, one
from & 697 lb. cow, another from 641
Ib. cow, the last two made their
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Simply “select the amount you desire to deposit weekly, bring it
to the bank, make yourifirst deposit, then deposit this amount the
first of each week as per{table below. A
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$200 Club Pays......... ... % vce: 8 $100.00 2
$3.00 Club Pays.............. A rade $150.00 2
$ 4.00 Club Pays................ %...... $200.00 2
$3.00 Club Pays... Ye $250.00 2
$10.00 Club Pays. 0... .} . $500.00 :
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