mn
ma,
OUSE FOR SALE—7 Rooms &|1
3 ner property, first-
class condition gly built 2-caif
and |?
yard and
Kuhn, “Donegal” Springs. Road.
CLASSIFIED
Rates for this column are 25¢ pe:
Insertion. If over five lines, 5¢ pe)
line each insertion, all payable in
advance,
_NOTICE—July 1st is the
for“ on Borough
Tax Collec Metzler
be at First Nationa
day, June 29, to receive ta
last day
BS
will

FOR
house,
Joy.
age.
o'clock
RENT — A sever
149 New Haven St reet,
Conveniences, yard an
Sept. 1st. Apply
at above address.
FOR SALE: Ferd Hook Cel lery |
Plants. Jno. W. Kiecider, R M
Joy, Phone 142-J-2. 5
FOR SALE: Barred | copper
tle, good condition, price reason-
able. Apply Eli B. Mumma, Lan- |
disville. Phone 3682.
WANTED: Man with car for]
profitable Rawleiga Route in Eli- |
and
1-room
Mt. |
6-27-1t-p

zabethtown, Mt. Joy, Florin
Manheim. Must be satisfied with
good living at start, Write Raw-
leigh’s, Dept. PNF-357-101, Chester,
Pa. 6-26-1t
Roomer. All con-
venienceS™ “Wilk giye board if pre-
ferred. Phone 18-J or 205
West Main St., Mt. Joy. 2t
6-27-2
FOR RENT— 6-Room House;
204 Mount Joy St., conveniences,
garage. Apply J. S.

Please let us
J. Henz, Box
. 62021
Joy, 3-rooms
P. O. Box 85,
6-13-tf
1,
NQTICE: “Walter,
know y®am.address
172, Perkasie, Pa!
“FOR RENT: Mt.
Inquire
Mt. Joy.
FOR RENTMw, Elizabethtown,
»f Double house, with all
sonveniences and garades, Inquire
P.O. Box 85, c/o KEW., Mw Joy.
6-

a
N. E. cor.
Norman H.
Garage.
Columbia Ave.
er.
WANTED]
for general,
a, St.

idle Ased Woman
“wok. To stay
in Apply P. O. Box 85, care B. R
S. Mount Joy. 5-16-tf
BUILDING LOTS fo
si able prices, along S
iy Stree 43 Movin... Apply Martir
8. Musser.
WANTED — Your next roll of
films, send 25 cents and get 8 Velvet
““Waxed Prints and free enlargement
eourons. ees in. Dsiness
Capital City Photo Box 53
Harrisburg, Pa. may

EXCELLENT STORE PROPERTY
| 820 S. PRINCE ST. LANC, PA.
Mount Joy for rent. Central
North Market Street, next
North Market St. Used
ud groeery stere for
the past 27 years®Size 25x60, will
rent whole or rt. remodel tc
suit tenant, Apply to FirSéNational
Bank and Trust Company, Mts. Joy.
6-0%tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Mary R. Kraybill, late of
Mt. Joy Borough, Deceased.
Letters of Administration on said
estate. having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding in Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania.
E. R. KRAYBILL,
ADA R. KRAYBILL,
Administrator.
Richard M. Martin,
Attorney. 6-6-6t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
aled proposals, endorsed “Pro
for Furnishing and Installing’
ry Power at Filter Plant]
to Borough Council, Mf
Pa., will
at Council Chamber]
t. Joy, Pa. until, and]
and read at 7:30
Time, Monday;
loca
to Bank
as a dry goo

cations may be
seen at office of Shaw, Engi<
neer, 310 Breneman®% Bldg, 53 N.
Duke St. Lancaster, ®a., and ob-
tained on deposit of $10% The fornv
of proposal issued with%specifica~
tions must be used in m: g bidss
The undersigned reservgs the
right to reject any or all pr8posals’
and to waive any informglity]
therein. 5
BOROUGH OF MT. JOY”
By William E. Hendrix,
President of Council X
spel
6-27-3t
ATTENTION
FARMERS. TRUCKERS

or one of these fine
TRUCKS
1932Chev.Ya
DRIVEN ONLY 22;
USED CAR LOT
Taxes. | A
due,
gar- |r
ix | ten
| son,
i cipient of many
ful gifts.
RENT—A Six Room House
with a jences. Mrs. Hiest-
and, 36 East Main Sty. Mount Joy.
The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, June
NEWTOWN
Mr. Joseph Lyle :
of Columbia were Sunday cal-|
of Mr. A. C. Geltmacher.
Mr. Jacob S. Risser of Maytown
M:, Jacob R. Pur-
Ind., visited Mrs.
Risser
LITITZ SPRINGS
and Mrs.
The 7,000 candles
dusk
illumination of
the
July
Springs
outstanding
4th celebra-
Park next
will be
at the
at
"attraction
(tion at Lititz
; Thursday
j and several
been planned for the day-long
Risser of
Mr.
and ; ih
in the traditional way,
and
new features have also
|1Cl Sun evening.
ayton
Mr
Mrs.
s pro-
nuel Myers,
| gram.
. Jacob Gelt-| H
Betty at-1 . cn.
It! Secretary
Jr.
and
William S. Livengood,
of Internal
| well-known
ott Affairs
Festival at 3
throughout
the
the first time
after orator
noon.
Adkins an
Ab Adkins
Lancaster visited
Samuel Peiffer,
Gret
Mr.
na Sunday
Mrs speaker
4 Pennsylvania, will be
It will be
has speaking program
at the celebration since the World
Fannie: Helsey of Landis. War. He will speak at 7:30 P. M.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eby, A Punch and Judy
Joy were Sunday visitors of children will be staged three times:
03 PM. 445P M, and 6 P. M.
‘Streaker’s Band of Lancaster will
render five concerts from 2 P. M.
to 10:30 P. M. The third annual
Photographic Salon will be held in
a baby parade will
be a 430 P.M, and a
gigantic fireworks display at 10:30
iP. M,
and, The candles used in lighting the
were park are similar to the 400 candles
and Mrs.’ used in the first candle display in
1843 and were made in January by
Paul Stark and the family of the Chief Sacrisan of
children of Mt. Joy and Mr. and the Moravian Church. They
Mrs. John Fogie, Jr., of Mountville' jade of beef kidney tallow which
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. gives them the desired soft yellow
Sr. glow. After they are taken from
isi {the old-fashioned moulds they
and Hanson
Mrs of the
and day.
Mr there
Mr.
bee;
show for
ville
of Mt.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sherick.
Mrs. Henry and children,
Catherine and
Weaver
Raymond of Iron-
Mrs. Lloyd Steele
Mrs. Violet Shanabrook
and son, Gordon of Columbia, Mrs.
Oliver Greenawalt and daughters,
and Virginia of Mt. Joy visited
and Mrs. Daniel Moore.
and Mrs. Amos Sheaffer
Melvin Lancaster
Mr.
Sr.
ville and of
Lancaster,
the roundhouse,
feature at
Ida
Mr.
Mr,
will be the climax.
of
Sunday of
Daniel Geltmacher,
Mr. and Mrs.
guests
are
John Fogie,
are

stored in a few
days before the Fourth when they
are put in cold storage and when
twilight arrives are rushed to the
park and put on the frames ond
designs by over hundred men |
and boys.
The Photographic Salon is under
the management of the Lititz
Springs Camera Club and admis-
sion will be free. The choice of
even hundred and fifty prints, the
largest number will
be exhibited.
been dore by Fred Peel,
Pa., John A. Fritz,
caster and Harrison Mucher, Read- |
TAX COLLECTOR METZLER a cool place until
GIVEN BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
A birthday
ed Mr. Metzler
here last Tuesday, He was the re-
useful and beauti-
surprise was tender-
James at his home
a
The {following guests were pres-
Mrs. Frances Beatty; Mr. and
Richard Reidenbaugh and
Miriam; Mr. and Mrs.
Boyle and Ronald:
Thelma Myers and son, Don-
and Mrs. Clarence Witners
Mr. and Mrs
Neffsville, Mi
ent:
Mrs.
daughter,
=0n,
Vic.
11; Mr.
all of L:
Charles Kratzert
nd Mrs. Ross Neideigh and son
Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Christ Brandt
of Lititz; Mi. ard Mrs. Aaron Beck-
r and children, Clarence anc
Rhoda, of Manheim; Rev. and Mrs
farry Brubaker and Ray
Zvelyn Hoffmaster, Florin; M
nd Mrs, Martin Metzler; Mr. an
Mrs. Martin Metzler, Jr. and daugh-
ter, Kay; Mr. and Mis. Rober
Metzler and son, James; Mr.
Mrs. James Metzler and daughter
Betty, all of Mount Joy.
rrr A Ber ee
ever 1eceived,
The judging has
FRPS.,!
Lan-'
necaster;
of Chester,
ing.
The celebraticn are
paying several hundred dollars ad-
ditional this year in order to keep
the fireworks display up to the |
usual high standard. The cost of
powder ond chemicals sky-
rocketed in the last six months,
The program this year is the
most ccmprehensive ever attempted
and will be continuous from 2 P.M.
toll P.M,
supper.
I CE
TOM MIX (IN PERSON)
AND WESTERN STARS
MOUNT GREINA PARK
committee
son,
of
has
anc
wi‘) time-out one hour
lor
WATER MAIN LAID
This week
Smeltzer completed to2
laying a 4-inch water main on Det-
Supervisor Henny
work of
"ing well water

Avenue from Market to Bar-
Street, a tw
SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
Gretna Park
securing
wiler
been
Tom
distance of Mount nas
fortunate
Mix, in person,
TONY II, and his great company
Western Stars, on
June 30th,
rain or
bara
blocks.
This
all who may
desirable residential section.
Monday Martin stak-
ed off the and Tuesday
evening the excavating
for a cellar about
completed.
Deeds Recorded be accompanied by his company
of Western Stars in musical, singing
Enos H. Funk and Eva R. Funk'and comedy enteitainment.
hic wife, West Donegal township] This may be the greatest attrac-
to Francis L. Tripp and Anna E.| ; tion to appear in this section and
Tripp, his wife, West Donegal town- ‘the Park management has male a
ship, lot and two story frame house special low admission for both af-
West Done- ternoon and evening.
In addition to Tom Mix ard his
troupe, the well-known Caravan
; Cow- Girl and Cow- Boy group of
will also he
very in
will provide ample water for with his horse
want to build in this
to appear
both afterncon |
shine.
and there-
in!
of
Sunday,
and evening,
are on their way west
fore are making this stop-over
their travels. Stage facilitics must]
be specially strengthened for Tom
and his horse, Tony II, and he will
Contractor
building
nacessary
18x40 feet wus

in village of Newville,
gal township, for $925.
——————- Eee
MOTORISTS PROSECUTED
Richard C. Rice, 258 Marietta st..
will be summoned before Justice
of the Peace Joseph Fleckenstine
Lancaster on a charge of driving too
fast for condition after Rice nearly,
struck another car according to’
Officer Harold Shortlidge.
et ty em ee
western entertainers
presented.
EY
SPORTSMEN’S SPECIAL
MEETING ON MONDAY
A special meeting of the Mount
{ Joy Sportsmen's Association will be
| held Monday night at 8 o'clock at
SIPLING REUNION | Harry Cornwell’s, at Florin.
On Sunday, July 7th, the love A snake drive is to be held
enth annual reunion of the Sipling Saturday, July 29th. Meet
family will be held at Kopp’s Park Newcomer's Service Station
Route 116 to 12:30. Be sure to bring your guns
and licenses.
Warning is hereby given to all
Far EOWERS BEACH boys and others who have been
Dr. J. N. Newcomer, Bill Baer, Jno.| shooting bull frogs in the vicinity
Moore and Grover Winters were to’ of the Mount Joy Borough Dam
Bowers Beach and returned with and letting them lay to decompose.
a catch of 290 fish. Not only is there a definite season
I on bull frogs, but the nuisance of
John W. Sheckard, 96, Colum-|shooting for pastime only, will not
celebrated his be tolerated.
This warning comes from the
Game Protectors through complaint
by the Mount Joy Sportsmen’s As-
sociation.
What is more tempting than a
Charles at|good clear cold drink of spring
Lancaster, was robbed of $500 worth| water? Or a clear cold drink of
of ca h and jewelry Tuesday night.! well water? But we should all be-
Mary Jane Peiffer, 6, Neflsville ware of strange springs and strange
has typhoid fever. wells: Because according to the
SE —————— Wr eee medical records during the Vaca-
Stimulate your business by adver-' tion season there is a decided rise in
near Hanover, on
Spring Grove.
cee etl Geena.
bia’s oldest citizen
birthday yesterday.
A big buck deer was killed by of
Benton below
train near Station
Columbia.
—
The home of Judge

=
tising in the Bulletin. the number of typhoid cases. So
They |

Our Netmen
Now In 3rd
Position
INTER- COUN TY TENNIS
Wan Lost
8
481
A472
407
296
Middletown
York Outdoor ..
Leoncaster Watch
Chae 222
Mount Joy defeated 7 2 by
York Racquet a week ago, N=
from fifth to third place—
a game behind the tied lead
—when it tcok a 7 to 2
Park
itself
just
ers victory
fiom the Reservoir team,
Harrisburg.
The Lancaster team moved up |
into a tie with Manheim for first!
place in the Inter-County Tennis
League Saturday when it defeated
arch rival, York Racquet Club,
a 6 to 3 score at Lancaster.
an
by
Pet. |
704 |
704 |
667 { and...
593 | by
.556 |
299 |
of!
1
| game
Refreshments
| the
|
|
The |
York team, playing without Warren |
“Red” Angstadt and Vince Keesey, |
champion,
York County
was not | Arthur
strong enough to turn back Lan- | Greenwalt,
caster’s challenge. The defeat drop- |
ped the Racquet Club from second | Bentzel,
to fourth place.
Manheim maintained its top spot
by nosing out the York Outdoor
Club 5 to 4. The tourney was fea- |
tured by Paul Stern’s defeat of |
Harold Schleeger, who had previ- |
ously won three
| at number one.
Harrisburg kept in
the expense of the last place Co-
lumbia team, winning 7 to 2.
Lancaster Watch jumped from
tenth to eighth place by downing |
Middletown 7 to 2.
Next Saturday,
at Columbia; Manheim
Joy, and Reservoir Park at Lan-
caster Watch. Sunday will find
Middletown at York Racquet and
Larcaster plays
at Mount
i Harrisburg at York Outdoor.
——— Emr
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
beware of that cup of clear sparkl-
or spring water. |
The wisest plan is to take your own |
tho.e short
day vacation
with you on
and one
water
motor trip,
New-Car Buyers! You can
save plenty at your Dodge
Dealer’s right now!
GHT here in town many new car
buyers are switching from small
cars to the magnificent big Dodge Luxury
Liner that gives you the beauty and luxury
of expensive cars—for just a few dollars
more than the smaller, low-priced makes!
R
And look what those few dollars give
you—the biggest, finest car that Dodge
ever built! A full 119%-inch wheelbase,
wider seats, gorgeous interiors, mag-
nificent appointments and refinements.
DODGE
| Mrs.
straight matches | Mrs.
|
the race at; Will,
|
|
| picnic
-1
!
&
7, 1940
| Goon CHEEL CLASS
a ‘Mortuary
The Good Cheer Suniay School |
i Class of the St. Mark’s United Bre- | - Record In
“ This Section
thren Church met Tuesday
the Mrs.
(From Page 1)
R. D.
Joy.
hospital «t
eve
De >t
Det-
Mrs.
hostesses. Bh 1
rizabethiiown
| Jose
Friday.
Martha
Mrs.
and
home
near Mount
Mrs. Bruce
Heisey
on the
| at of
wiler
Pennell
were
{ wiler,
|
>
in St
p.
died
program wa 112430
23%
edle Thre
dirzete
Featured a he
pas m.
1
ad
di
and had in|
Mrs. |
it play entitled, “Ne
ober.” The play was Ai Swe
- : Mrs.. Sweigart was
aude Schneid : *
| its cast Mrs, Martha Detwiler,
| Martha Mateer, Mrs. Arthur Mum-| ©
ma, Mrs. Clinton Eby, Mrs. Wart
| Bentzel, Ruth Ruth Derr, |
Eva Reigle, Weal-|
and Mrs. vived
During the the | Ray,
decided fo hold ths annua Te ab of
at the Cove July 30. Mrs. | and Mr
Frank Germer Mrs.
er, Mrs. Charles Eby
Hostetter
committee,
and Mrs.
committee.
yphoid fever scveral weel
ia underwent ceveral
oii He r oldest child, Ray,
with typhoid also.
Besides her
by the following
Lois, Janet, Amy and
home, and her parents,
. Irvin Eyer Columbia.
eleven, is
Bachman,
Mrs. Helen
Bruce Pennell.
sion
husband, ske is Summ
children:
J. Merle
Mr.
Mrs.
| and
hus.ness se
class
Joseph Habe ah
and Mrs. Paris | Mus.
|
Cora M. Nauman
Mrs, Cora Miller Nauman, sixty-
and Mrs. one widow of Howard C. Nauman
Artivar Mumma | Manheim, died Thursday at her
| home. She was a daughter of the
to | late Henry B., and Catherine Con-
I nelly Miller and was a member of
United Brethren
She is survived by
Mrs. Lloyd Reid .nger, and
both of Manheim; twe
Mrs. Warren | brothers, Henry C. Miller, Manheim
Paul Alexander,!and Harvey B. Miller, Leola and
Murs. Paris Hostetter, Mrs. Warren | two sisters, Mrs, John Kuhn, Man-
Mrs. Clinton Eby, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Foultz, Lan-
Charles Eby, Mrs, Oliver Mateer Five grandchildren also sur-
Bruce Pennell, Miss Alice Nauman was a native of
Marie Nissly, Miss Ruth Derr, Miss
Hilda Stoner, Miss Maude Schneider
Miss Pearl Geltmacher, Miss Ruth
Bachman, Mrs. Nelson Newcomer
Baker, Mrs, Arthur Young
Mrs, Margarzt Harmon, Mrs. Daniel
Mrs. Norman He sey, Mrs. For-
rest Ranck, Mrs. Jay Sherk, Mrs
Paul Hawthorne and Mrs. Joseph
Detwiler. Miss Shirley Eby, Miss
Jane Anderson and Miss Nancy Jr.
Detwiler guests.
the
appointed in
John |
were
Reigle
i refreshment
were served
follow:ng: Mrs. Frank Germer :
Mrs. Paul Frey, Mrs. John Reigle. |
Mus. Curt’s Reisch, Mrs. John Wikis]
ser, Mrs. Albert Myers, Mr. Joseph
Habecker, Claude Reigle, Mr=.
Salem church
Manheim.
children,
Ck
two
Mrs.
Mumma,
Mrs.
heim
caster,
Mr,
horo.
vive,
cur
Mrs. N. A. Barr
Mrs. N, A. Barr died at the home
of her son, Dr. Guy IL: Barr, at
Tremont, Tuesday, June 18th.
Mrs. Barr was in her seventy-ninth
year and was the widow of Rev.
N. A. Barr, who was a former pas-
tor of the local Evangelical Church.
She is survived by three cons,
Homer A. of Philadelphia, Sclon
on

were

For Sealy Care
You Insist Upon
Come To
THE MODERN BEAUTY SALON
361, W. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.

1940 Dodge Luxury Liner, 6-Passenger, 2-Door Sedan $815, delivered in Detroit. *
On the Biggest “Value Package”
Your Car Rollars Ever Bought!
7
On top of this, you get the savings on
gas and oil Dodge has long
been famous. Yo¥ get the low-cost up-
keep and high trade-in value that mean
money in your pockgt.
Re
Drive in to your DoNge dealer today.
Ask for a money
saving appraisal on
your present car.
Very likely it will
cover the full down-
payment on a 1940
Dodge—balance on
easy budget terms.
COUPE
$ AND
uP
SBDAN
AND
+815
*These are Defjoit deliv-
ered prices andinclude
all Federal all
standard equif§nent.
Transportation, staf and
local taxes (if any), Stra.
Subjes: to change witout
notice.

M. K. ENTERLINE, Rheems, Pa.
i Columbia, and Doris E. Zitzer,
V. Barr of this place and Dr. Cow,
Barr of Tremont.
The funeral was held Monday
from St. Paul's Evangelical Church
in Lebunon and burial was made
in the family vault in the Annville
cemetery.
tl errr
FUNERAL D
Mount Joy, Pa.

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert U. Wissler, 47 E.
Ephrata, and Grave v.
Landisville.
Loverne
Mary Erisman,
Lancaster.
Elmer C. Stover,
J: Main st.,
Nicholas,
Hiestand, Salunga, and
of 45 S. Prince st.,
24 N. Third st.,
120

Ww. this bero.
Main st,
matter in
ence says that
condition.
odorless,
ST YOUR PEP? irs
ial poisoning. Try GARLIC
acteria in accumulated waste
ur colon may be poisoning
loss of pep. Medical sci-
rlic helps combat this
can get Garlie in
sy-to-take tablets,
SARBORN Con-
ig size, 69c.
Now
tasteless,

o STEAMAN BROS, Salunga,

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over the values below, plan
your menus oa this basis of
the best buys of the week...
Then go to your neighborhood
A&P and present our Shop-
ping List to the friendly clerk.
v
Solid Slicing
T
Red Ripe ang
Delicious
LARGE PLUMS
PES
CANTAL
MATOES
= 17
Doz. 15
2 jor 25¢
Santa
Rosa
Calif.
Sweet
New CABBAGEsouthem2 1h. 5¢
U.S, No. 1
(10-1bsg ris
Potatoes
Pound
Full Peck
New
23¢)
15 33-
LEMONS Thin Skin Juicy 6 for 14-
PEPPERS o- CUCUMBERS 370r10c]
W atermelon$
Whole Melon .. gge —
Tom Watson Half
Fla. Large Melon
30
15¢
Quarter Melon

EIGHT 0'CLOCK
# COFFEE 3 1b. bag 39c¢
A&P PURE GRAPE
JUICE 2% 13c
bot.
A&P SOFT TWIST
BREAD 2 loaves 15¢
BOND DiLL
PICKLES
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO
SOUP 3 cans 20c¢
CHEESE SPREADS
PABST-ETT 2 pkgs. 27¢
(20-25
PICKLES)
ma 35c
lar

DAILY EGG
SCRATCH
FEED
100-1b.
bag
»57c
100-1b.
bag
59c¢ $2.31

Po
(plus P
Cigarettes
Our Own Tegal ro 1a
1 Ib. pkg.
Pure Fruit Flavors.
SALAD D
Peanut Butter
Beans ui for,
Spaghetti
Ketchup 8-0z. bot. 9
with Cheese
Cider Vinegar

Yukon Clu
BEVERAGES
(nlus deposit
Ginger Ales, Tom Collins
% ANN PAGE FINE QUALITY FOODS %
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quality products. Money back if you are not completely pleased.
+10: 215.
Tomato Sauce
Ice Cream an
Pure Vinegar in new Penquin Bottles, designed for
’ re-us
refrigerator for or water. 9 9
pular
a. Tax)
ands
Carton
$1.19
2 3c
3 22 25¢
ix, Club Soda, Kola
big
bots.
below. Note
RESSING
at.
Jar
15¢
31
1-1b,
lar
and
c¢ 2 14 ox-bot
3 pkgs.
2 qt. bots.

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