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WEDNESDAY, MAY 5TH,

WA hl
Main Street, Mt. Joy,
FOUND-—On Sassafras Alley, near

the Cotton Mill, a pair of glasses,
A, dort ri WHE may
save or’ ad and
calling Mrs. Alvin Reist. may-5-1t

LOST—Gray Crocheted Zipper
Bag. Please return to Mrs. G. Moyer
or this office. may-5-1t-p

FOR SALE-—Two-story Frame

Dwelling and Garage, 312 North
Barbara Street, Mount Joy. Apply
Peter Brubaker. may-5-1t-p
WANTED—Small type spotted
puppies, 6 to 8 weeks old. Also Col-
lie puppies. C. A. Weaver, Florin,
a. may-5-1t-p
FOR SALE—Wire Scottie and
Boston puppies. Also boarding and
grooming. Mrs. Weiser. Rockview
Kennels, R. D. Elizabethtown.
may-5-1t-p

FOR SALE—Stricklers, selected
seed corn, Golden Qucen. C. N.
Suickler. R. D. 1, Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 218R3. may-5-2t-p
FOR SALE—3-burner Kerosene
Range and a Bucket-a-day Stove. the
latter used one year. Apply Mark
Mumma, Mount Joy. may-5-1t-p
FOR SALE—Second-hand Cash
Register in very good condition. Ap-
ply to John Fellenbaum, West Main
0A Phone

mz
FOR SALE—Porch Glider, show-
er proof. Rhoda Garber, 131 Frank
Street, Mount Joy. may-5-1t-p
"FOR SALE Upright Piano. Ap-
ply. £ arbara. Street, Mt.
Joy" Fe Qpt.28-2t
MAKE YOUR HOUSE-CLEAN-
ING EASIER by hiring an Electric
1rd ho, 11
Miller's Electric Shop.
apr.28-2t
FOR SALE—Potatoes for table
stock or for seed. Also Fordson
Tractor. J. K. Wolgemuth, phone
Mt. Joy 919R2. Apr. 28-2tp
WANT A REGULAR JOB? If so,
apply immediately. We need a cir-
culation manager, a man who is not
afraid to hustle, and one with car
preferred. Triflers, sit-downers or
the like positively have no chance.
If you think you can “deliver the
goods” apply at once. The Bulletin,
Mount Joy. apr.28-tf
FOR SALE—Home-made 4-horse
wagon, cheap to a auick buyer.
“Wren HS Musser Rudd one
292X2 Columbia, Pas" apr.21-tf
FOR RENT—Very Desirable Home
Nag. 152 New Haven Street, Mount
Joyal garage, gar-
den, “enti 830 Immediate
possession. COA Tea,
Broad Acres, Hershey, Pa. apr.21-tf
FREE—If excess acid causes you
Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indiges-
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating,
Nausea, get {ree sample doctor's pre-
scription, Udga, at Garber’s Drug
Store. feb.24-12t-p
CABINET FOR SALE—A Wood
Cabinet with a of covered
bins and an equal number of draw-
ers. Suitable for a store. Will sell
very reasonable. Apply at the Bul-
letin, Mt. Joy. jan.29-tf
FOR SALE—Electric Imperial
Vacuum Cleaner with attachments,
price $12.00. Also 12 in. Electric Fan
$6.00. Apply at this office.
mar.17-tf

Sorrel Belgian Stallion—Licensed,
registered and approved, 1,800 lbs,
163, foalgd 1931, stands for service
on the farm, along Manheint
road, near Gligues Church, 6 mileg
east of wn, 2 miles west
of
mare fails to bring
will be refunded after
period or mare rebred. r
Whitman, Owner; Elizabethtown, Pa.
R. 3. Phone 928R21. may-3-tf
NOTICE
Section 563 of the School Code
requires that this notice be given to

CLASSIFIED Miss Fackler

1937
Columbia ‘Burbank’
Grows Roses As A
Hobby; Has Customers
From All Over Country

Crowned May
Queen Friday

Gardiner T. Findley, well known
businessman, has for his avocation
(From page 1) a most interesting subject which
Boltz, Sara Charles, Lillian Kib-|brings him much enjoyment and
ler and Jane McMullen. The iden-|pleasure, and has given him the
tity of the Queen was kept secretireputation as one of the counties
until the time of the ceremonies./outstanding rose growers. His
The queen received her crownihobby is the cultivation of every
from John Hauenstein, who imper- variety of rose.
sonated the prince. Others in the| During the past ten years the
May court were Katharine Sperlallocal man has devoted much time
and Miriam Trostle, representing thelto his pastime and has established
Junior class; Kathryn Houseal [some records in the cross-blends
sophomore, and Nancy Schule, beautiful blooms. Recently
freshman. more than a thousand new rose
May Pole Dance bushes have been planted in his
The May Pole dance was per-|East Columbia garden.
formed by Minerva Knisley, Au-| Mr. Findley specializes in mon-
gusta Rannels, Rice, Helen|thly blooms, finding them more
Baker, Jean Huntzinger, Nellie Nei-|satisfactory than the early June
Audrey Blott-|rose varieties. He has been highly
enberger, May Engle, Kathryn|successful in taking an inferior
Loomis, Pauline Weiser, Erline|grade, and through cultivation,
Bostic, Kathryn Neis, Fay Yohn|nuture and skill produced a re-
Norma Morton, Betty Swartz, Mir-{markably lovely and fragrant
iam Haines and Esther Sweigart. |bloom. Findley admits he knows
The Field Day exercise, in which(little about soil, but through his
all the childen in the township|years of experimentation has learn-
participated closed on Friday ev-led considerable about the raising
ening with a Community Songjand cultivation of rose bushes.
Festival in the school. His customers for these choice
The program in the evening in-|plants come from all over the
cluded community singing; songs|county.
by the Grade school chorus; vocal TT Ys
solo, Miriam Trostle; songs by the[4.H CORN & TOBACCO CLUB
Junior High chorus; and the High ORGANIZED AT MAYTOWN
school chorus.
The Field Day exercises opened
Irene
man, Mary Heisey,
John Hauenstein, Elizabethtown
on Friday morning at an assembly R. D. 1, was chosen president of the
period when a grade school for- Maytown 4-H Corn and Tobacco
ensic contest and the High school club at an organization meeting of
preliminary track events were held. the group in the Maytown High
BR :
: school Wednesday evening. Other
EURGATANS DINE officers elected:
AT CHARLOTTSVILLE| v;.. president,
Mount Joy; secretary-treasurer,
Eleven members of the Eurgatans Gerald Erb, Elizabethtown R. D. 1;
Class of the Church of God held at song and game leader, Dorothy
dinner at Charlottsville on Saturday. Longenecker, Elizabethtown R. D. 3:
Those present were: Mrs. Warner, and news reporter, Richard Zook,
teacher; Mrs. Guy Myers, Misses Mount Joy.
Hannah Shatto, Helen Schroll, Ethel Harry G. Hauenstein, Elizaheth-
Moore, Mae Reist, Selma Broske. town R. D. 1: and Charles Ricedorf,
Rachael Hoffer, Elsie Loraw, Mrs. Elizabethtown BR. D. 1. were named
Stanley Weiker, Mrs. Mackison. local leaders of the new group.
Gn
: H. S. Sloat, assistant county agent,
HONORED AT PENN STATE after aiding in the organization work,
Paul G. Hess, of Mastersonville spoke to the club on methods of.ge-
was recently awarded his freshman lecting and testing seed corn for
numerals as a member of the Penn Spring planting
State yearling wrestling team. a
Ls NEW LAMP ESTABLISHES
5 RECORD FOR SALES
3ra
classes no
caster. Prac
[actual Diesel equi
tuition. Employment
rraduates. Write P. O.
Phila. ma
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Susan R. Cassel Cling |g :
also known as Sue R. Cling, late of 50.000 lamps sold in 1035.
Mount Joy Borough, deceased. The I. E. S. lamp was brought
Letters testamentary on said estate|to the attention of homemakers as
having been granted to the under-|a result of the Better Light-Better
signed, all persons indebted thereto|giqapt activities, its features of the
are requested to make immediate ¢ Tad hich
payment, and those having claims or Oben 0p shade . Wille igs up
demands against the same. will pre-|the room in addition to diffusing
sent them without delay for settle-|light for reading, sewing, studying,
ment to Union National Mount Joy|ate. catching public fancy at once.
Bank, Mount Jov. Pa. 2
GRACE CLING GARBER.
BESSIE, CLING SIEGRIST,
UNION NATIONAL MT.
Alvin Strickler,

aster Diesel School
f Wm. Penn Inst. Evening
ing organized in Lan-
training given on
ent. Very low
vice for
5404,
1t

One of the best examples of
what an advertising campaign can
do, provided the article advertised
is worthwhile, is. shown by the sale
of a million and a quarter I. E. S.
lamps during 1936, compared with

In electrical merchandising cir-
cles it estimated that two and one-
half million lamps will be sold in

JOY BANK, 1937.
Executors
C. E. Charles, Atty.
apr.21-6t{| Bri that affection for your
MO R out in the open this
Sunday. .... Remember her with
EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE 3
Estrte of Christ H. Weidman a del ps box of candy
late of Mount Joy Borough, Lancas-
ter County. Pa., deceased.

the veters of Mount Joy Borough;
at a special meeting of’
the Boat of Education held om
April 26 sa¥ Board prepared a pro<
posed budge®gfor the school year
1937 and 1938. ¥&he proposed budget]
is available to taxpayer who
may interest them
at the office of the 1
High School building.”
for final action and the”
the aforesaid budget wi
Monday evening, May 24. Jos. T. M¢
Breneman, Secretary. may-5-3t
NOTICE
563 of the School Code
wat this notice be given
s of East Donegal Twp.
, at a special meeting
f Education held on

Secti
requires
namely th
of the Boar
tate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all
Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the under-
signed, all persons indebted thereto
are reauested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will pre-
sent them without delav for settle-
ment to the undersigned, residing in
214 East Main Street, Mount Joy
Borough, Pa.
) CANDIES
$1-$1.25
Mother's Day
[EATS

Attractively boxed
SHULL’S NU
50¢
MOTHER'S DAY C
50¢
Kulp’s
39 East Main Street
CLARA WEIDMAN,
Executrix
Wm. C. Rehm, Atty.
a

apr.7-6t
EXFECUTOR’S NOTICE

persons indebted

April 27 sa
proposed bu
year 1937 and
budget is avai
payer who may i
by calling upon
The date set for fi
the adoption of the a said bud-
get will be on Thurs evening
May 27. J. H. Neiman, Secretary.
. Board prepared a
gt for
est themselves
e Secretary
action and

Estate of Annie S. Funk. late of
East Hemofield Township, deceased. PUB ol SALE
Letters testamentary on said es-
thereto are requested to make im-
the school | mediate payment. and those having
8. The proposed | claims or demands acainst the same
e to any tax-|will present them withsut delay for
settlement to the undersigned resid-
i ing at East Hemnfield Township.
Amos E. Burkholder, Atty.
mar.31-6t
May 12th
§s on the road leading
oy cemetery the fol-
On the premis
to the Mount

EDGAR F. FUNK,
Executor

Apr. 28-2t
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE

Estate of John N. Stauffer, late of Mount Joy Borough, Lancaster Co.,
| Pa., deceased.
Rapho Township, deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the under- | havine been granted to the under-
i signed, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate [.are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims | payment, and those having claims or
signed, all persons indebted thereto
or demands against the same will demands against the same will pre-
sent them without delay for settle-
tlement to the undersigned, residing | ment to the undersigned. residing in
in Mount Joy R. D. No. 2, Lancaster 5 East Water Street, Middletown,
a,
present them without delay for set-
County, Pa.
CLAY STAUFFER,
Executor
Windolph & Mueller, Attys.
apr.21-6t |
Wm. C. Rehm, Atty.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Lawrence FE. Nobs late of
Letters testamentary on said estate
CHARLES T. NOBS,
Executor

61 E. Main St.
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA.

Sale Register
If you want a notice ot 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 you are ready,
let us print your bills. That's the
cheapest advertising you can get.

Every Thursday night:—At7 p. m,,
at Beverly, on pike from Eliza-
bethtown to Hershey, Hogs, Poul-
try, Fruit, Dry goods and Baby
Chicks by G. K. Wagner.
Wednesday Evening, May 5—At
their place of business near Mount
Joy, 15 cows, shoats, baby chicks,
fruit, merchandise etc. by C. S.
Frank & Bro. Vogle, auct. See
adv.

Wednesday Evening, May 12—At
their place of business near Mount
Joy, shoats, baby chicks, fruit, mer-
chandise, etc., by C. S. Frank & Bro.
Vogle, auct. See advertisement.
Saturday, May 15—On the pre-
mises situated in West Hempfield
Township, one mile northwest of
Mountville, the following house-
hold goods by Fannie M. Marley
and Clarence J. Kauffman, Execu-
tors for the Estate of Emma M.
Remley, Edgar Funk, auct.
A A
GETS PILOT'S LICENSE
Virgil L. Garber, R. D. 2, El-
izabethtown, has received a stu-
dent airplane pilot's the
Bureau of Air Commerce announ-
ced Friday.
As a student pilot
pilot licensed
gliders, for the purpose of
ceiving instruction only.
reer
TWO MEN DROWNED
One man from York, the other
from Baltimore, were drowned in
the Susquehanna river Saturday
below Wrightsville when a motor
hoat they were trying out, capsized.
se AQ reer
license,
Garber may
aircraft, including
re-
Wore Prince Alberts
In the ‘‘nifty nineties,” most
United States senators wore Prince
Alberts. The frock coat was a sym-
bol of statesmanship and a beard
was the mark of a man of maturity
and substance.
PUBLIC AUCTION

t 7 o'clock, at Beverly, Pa., on the
from Elizabethtown to Hershey.
HOGS, POULTRY, FRUIT
ki} DRY GOODS
Butcher with fresh
dressed Meats, lots of
new Hardware, 100
gals. new Paints, all
colors.
Mf you have anything
Wg sell, bring it to
sales every
day night,

on sale every
5,000 W. Pekin Ducklings. Also sev-
eral Hundred Turkey Poults.
feb.3-tf G. K. WAGNER

CHOOSE COOLERATOR
Try a 10-Day Tri
Coolerator Gives Youll

erything
Inside and out the Hew 1937
Coolerator will A with
its beauty, its its
many convenient feagures, its
simplicity. The snowy white
Dulux cabinet, gracéfully de-
signed in the most mo
ner, is set off strikingly
trous chromium. Ope
and you will find plen
space conveniently arf@nged to
hold every type of food gnd con-
tainer. No wonder e than
300,000 women have
to the new Coolerator,]
only one Coolerator #
patented air condidi
chamber which not dfily cools
but washes, humidifie§, purifies
and circulates the air.
Atlantic Ice

¥ Mount Joy

Phone 154.J

|
MRS. GEORGE HEISERMAN
positors.
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
Every Thurs. Night |

MOTHER'S DAY OBSERVANCE
ENTERTAINS S. S. CLASS AT A. M. E. CHURCH
A special Mother's Day program
will be presented in the A. M. E.
Church on Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All are welcome, Mrs, Mary
Maulson,
— CO — eee
THANK OFFERING SERVICE
The Light Brigade of Trinity
Lutheran Church will hold its an-
The Ladies Bible Class of the
Evangelical Congregational Sun-
day School met at the home of
Mrs. George Heiserman last even-
ing with Mrs, Charles Morton and
Mrs. Heiserman the hostesses. Mrs,
Earl Myers read the Scripture
lesson and Mrs. Heckler offered
prayer. Officers for the year were
elected. Dainty refreshments were | nual Thank Offering Service on
served to Rev. and Mrs. C. C.| Thursday, May 13th at 7:30 P. M.
Reeder, Mrs. S. H. Heckler, Mrs. | One of the features of the program
will be a rhythm band directed by
A. R. Hoffer, Mrs. Boyd Bishop,
Miss Doris Gorrecht.
Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Warren Bates,
Mrs. Earl Myers, Mrs. C. S. Gin-

grich, Mrs. George Myers, Miss Subscribe for The Bulletin.
Ella Eshleman, Mrs. Harry Kay-
lor, Mrs. Earl Kaylor, Mrs. H. G.
Walters, Mrs. Harry Weidman,
Mrs. H. B. Arntz, Mae Weidman,
Mrs. Charles Morton and Mrs.
George Heiserman.
Qe
CLOSED MAYTOWN BANK
PAID DEPOSITORS $19,304

Dr, Luther A. Harr, Secretary of
Banking, announced today the
People’s Bank of Maytown paid
off its debt of $19,304 to the 110!
depositors last Saturday.
The payment will be the fourth

since the bank closed June 21,
1926. The institution returned
$105,285 to the depositors, or 10)
per cent.
Dr. Harr, said delay in liquida-
tion of the bank's assets resulted
from the failure of the Lancaster

YOU'LL
WER FISH

AFTER YOU
CHANGE.

© 1937 A. R. Co.
THERE'S SATISFACTION IN that the products
you use give top performance. Andf@also protect you
against big repair bills. Atiantic Motor Oil
and Lubrication proved what they cafgdo for you —
kept six stock cars in new-car for 100,000
miles apiece, without carbon removal or to any
lubricated engine parts. Change to Atlanti@— and you
won’t change again!
Wore Wiles fos ous bor

Trust Company, which tied up a
large amount of funds collected by
the deputy receiver for the de-
————————

When in need of Printing. (any-

SN HIGHEST PRICES PAID OR
Dead Animals
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Rockland St., LancaSigg, Pa.
TEL. LANC. 3-2014 RESIDRRGE 2-0323 §

fo Advertising Is the Key To Success

When our Gasoline Range
Exploded in the Kitchen ..”
“We bought Atlantic States (city
type) Gas Service the next day . .”’
says Mrs. Amos Bowers, Lancaster, R. D. No. 1
She continues: “I like the quick, clean convenience of
Atlantic States and its highest safely insurance rating
tertainly means a lot to me now!” es
PGives me twice the cooking co
at half the cost of electricity”
four hours of drudgery off my wo
day"*—"100% improved cooking
baking with only half as much time an
work’ — * Taken from actual customers’ letle
i. *What will it cost per month
‘Average monthly cooking bill $2.50
Automatic water heating adds only 1.60
Electrolux Gas Refrigeration adds 1.60
* Average based upon more than 25,000 monthly
gas bills.
Ask the neighbor who uses it
Send for a list of friends and neighbors in
your community who use Atlantic States
Cas. Also a beautiful thirty-two page testi-
monial booklet on this new service. Clip
and mail coupon now.

To “Ask your neighbor’ send the coupon . . . for
user names in your neighborhood. Print address
clearly to help us give you your real neighbors, |
Sond supers: booklet and a list of my neighbor!
| service.
EAST PENN GAS CO. INC. | Name
208 East King St., Lancaster, Pa,
Phone: Lancaster 2-4184

Wl

¢ Mount Joy Build-
ing and Loan ASgociation’s home-
owners loan plang!
the easy way to tun your rent re- |
ceipts into a proffggble venture! |
Buy, build or remodgl with funds
obtainable this busin@ss-like way.
We'll be glad to furnish all neces-
sary details.

OFFICERS
JNO. E. SCHROLL, President x
HENRY G. CARPENTER, Vice Pres
E. M. BOMBERGER, Secretary
R. FELLENBAUM, Treasurer
DIRECTORS |
JNO. E. SCHROLL
R. FELLENBAUM
J. WILLIS FREED
HENRY G. CARPENTER
CHRIST WALTERS

apr. 7-6t

J

ATL 3-13 Ra (1
Mount. Joy Building and Lean
Association X

Bev
ASCENSIE
to Hershey.
Wayne Light from #8
Dickelman Brooder $i
HOGS «i SHOATS
2
Hogs must be the best that®
Implements: New
| Truck Loads Fruit in season, Dry Goods, H&
| kinds, Shrubbery and Fruit Trees, 200 bu.
I Ibs. Bologna, 10.000 Cigars, full line Groceries
{ Candy and $1,000 worth new Hardware.
| Chick Feeders and Fountains, Five New Ele
| Burner Brooder. %
100 NEW CHICK FEEDERS &
| different sizes, Honey by comb, Lot New and Used
{ other articles. 3
Anyone having any live stock or anything else to sell
i of sale or before.
| the day and evening with us. al
o'clock. Positively no medicine man or fakir allowed on @
| ises and no hucksters, pretzel, peanut or candy men allow
DR. E W | Sale rain or shine.
10 Auctioneers
¥ 15 Clerks
50,000 Chicks, Ducklings, Turkey Poults for sale every day at
I have a big fruit, dry goods, hog and baby chick acution eve
night at 7 o’clock. Everybody come. We always have somethif
ery week, Chicks, Ducklings and Turkey Poults will be sold all
and evening, hogs sold at 2:30. Poultry before hogs.
erly Market and Auction
OH YES! OH YES! OH YES!
EVERYBODY'S GOING TO G. K. WAGNER'S
WALL DAY AND EVENING
SALE
DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 6th

Starting at 10
nnville, Pa, will be here to demonstrate the new
use to you people. Come and see it.
ead of

row, all inoculated. Bring your truck and
g. hogs come and see for yourself.
,000 Day Old Ducklings
500 Day Old Turkey Poults
3,000 4 to 6 WEE
I Down Farm
LOW

ot Other Poultry
5-0LD CHICKS
Furniture of all kinds, 15
ware, Nursery Stock of all
Ratoes, Apples, Brooms, 500
ork, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes,
i new Oakes Poultry and
cigic Brooder Stoves, Qil

A line
Ev
Sale starts 10 a. m. ev
We charge small commission.
Terms cash. We sell for cash and p
G. K. WAC

Goll
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