HELP WANTE EXPERIENCED Sewing Machine Operators New Factory Coming Here MINIMUM WAGE, 35¢ HOUR Write At Once P.O.BOX 85 9 CC The Bulletin, Mount Jov, ‘Mortuary Record In ‘This Section (From Page 1) | died suddenly at his home near Ida { Grove, Iowa. Deceased is well known here and {is survived by his wife, Miriam | Chandler Shearer, (formeriy of | town) three children, Vivian, Wil- and Charles, at home and | step-mother, Mrs. Anna E. SRearer, Jo this place. i | { iam Azron Wilbur Shenk Aaron Wilbur Shenk, twenty months, son of Phares K. and Anna | Mae e Buckwalter Shenk, Manheim iR. D. 1, near Landisville, died | Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital where he had been under medical treatment for four weeks. One Extra Pint of Milk Each Milking Makes Feed Worth $8.00 More Per Ton ¥ [ . « 1 extra pint per milking makes ration worth $8,00 more { a ten, . « » 113 extra pints per milking makes ratior. worth $12.00 more a ton. . « 2 extra pints per milking makes ration worth $16,00 more a ton, i i (Note: Above prices are figured with milk at $2.00 per cwt.) | ton. An extra pint more per milking does make a difference. While it is hard to tell whether there are 15 or 16 pounds of milk in a milk pail, it's still harder to tell by just looking at a feed whether it will produce 15 or 16 pounds of milk. Two feeds that look alike may pro- duce entirely different results when fed to the cow. It all depends on the ingredients in the feed, their quality, and how they are blended. Results of experiments at the Purina Experimental Farm show that a cow may consistently produce +15 pounds of milk per milking on one ration and 16 on another. Al- though that extra pound is only a pint more and hardly shows in the pail, it really does add up to quite a sum. This is the way it figures. If a cow is fed 10 pounds of a dairy ra- tion each day and milks 30 pounds of milk daily, that means a pretty | Ebiror’s NoTE: Our local Purina fair return on the feed she eats, if | feed dealer has checkerboard dairy milk is sold at $2.00 per hundred |rations to be fed straight with weight. However, if she is fed the |home grown roughage. He also has same amount of a better feed and [checkerboard dairy concentrates to gives one pint more each milking, |be mixed with home grown grains that feed is worth two cents more |to make up dairy rations that are per milking or four cents more per |fed with home grown roughages. He day. In other words, the better feed | will be happy to advise cow owners is worth four cents more for each [how to feed their herds to the best ten pounds, forty cents more per | advantage, using as much of their hundred, or eight dollars more per | home grown feed as possible. In The News| Ls People, Spots PICK-A-BACK CRASH. pilots brought their planes down thus necr MacLeod, Alberta. They collided 50 feet above ground and became interlocked. Pilot “on top” shut off his motor and rode in so safely. neither pilot was, injured. . Two Royal Canadian Air Force student THRIFT TIP . . . Under war economy, Uncle Sam's motor- ists: “must tighten their gas- oline belts and Watch expen- ses carcfully as European drivers have in past,” Joseph W. Frazer, president of Wil- lys-Overland, told auto offic- ials at recent meeting. He predicted. a swing to low-cost, low-upkeep moforing as a means of counteracting rising living costs. AID ADVOCATE . . . Wendell Willkie shown telling reporters about his extraordinary whirlwind inspection trip to England. The defeated 1940 Republican presiden- tial candidate was trump witness: in “lend-lease bill” hearings, ad- vocating aid to Britain on bill's terms as less likely to involve U. S. in actual war_than withholding of such aid. « The reason some fellows won't look for a job is because they judge rules that a wife with mone would rather hold on to their stiff must pay alimony to a husban neck. who is poor. Mary Margaret Schatz, nine daughter of Harold and Kathryn Wagner Schatz, of this place, died ny a member of the United Brethren Sunday school and was in the third grade of the Mount Joy grade Besides her parents she was school. she is survived by the following brothers and sister, Harold, Jr. Dorothy, Robert, Richard, Thoma: and John, all at home; her maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner, and her paternal gandfather, George Schatz, all of this place. The funeral was held from the Sheetz funeral home here Saturday afternoon with interment in the Mt Joy ccmetery. Mrs. Fannie K. Kauffman Mors. Fannie K. Kauffman, ty-two, Landisville, seven- band, the Rev. niversary November 18, 1940. The funeral was day afternoon with interment the adjoining cemetery. Mis. Verna Chandler Chandler Escott died February home in Sumner Oregon, complication of diseases. She was a school number of years before her marriage the township Escolt Verna 26 at her having taught in schools villz, The Third Grade of the Mount formatery School and the school at Sumner Oregon. She was horn was tha daughter of the late Dr. D. Change of Mount Joy. survived by her husband and twe ahs wife of Russel Brendle of Alleghany; Janet at home, also these sisters Miss E. Pearl Chandler, of Wes’ Chester, Ella Chandler Smith, Moun’ Joy, wife of Harold J Shearer, Ida Grove, Iowa and Vivian of Major George A. Cockefair of Fottstown. BR pnb | APPLICATIONS FOR | 1941 LICENSE PLATES w Miriam wife were mailed to 2,522,700 motor i bicie owners of | Feb lary 25, Secretary of Revenue | William J. Hamilten Jr., announced. are made and numerals “The 1941 license with yellow letters a background of marine blue.” cetacean | VEGETABLE SOUP SALE The Ladies’ | United Brethren tegs on Chu:ch, | [ Wedsasiay, Marcon | may be given to any { of the church. They also decided to make dough- of the ladies Life isn’t so one-sided when a nuts again on April 1st. Yi BR Besides died suddenly at her resi ce :15 o'clock on Aa 4 hee re idence 843115 delock . {Armored Division, Fort Benning, Saturday afternoon, from compli- Ga cations dus to heart disease. Shel Joseph Anthony Strausbaugh, was the daughter of the late John|Elizabethtown, volunteer, Co. D, H. and Adeline Kreider Cassell [30th Engineers, Fort Belvoir, Va. i She was a member of the Landis-| Henry ‘Byers Elizabethtown, No ill Mennsnit Church for 42 listed, Supply Section, Reception vite shnonile 3 ure or Center, Fort Buchanan, Puerto years, and ig survived by her Hiram G. Kaufman, pastor of the Landisville Mennonite Church. Other survivors include Corps Technical School, Lowry cone daughter, Dora, wife of Wayne Field, Denver, Colo. or ris a Groth Robert Lindemuth, Mount Joy, Aungst, of Elizabethtown; a broth- enlisted, Cadet Air Corps, Training er, John K. Cassel, of Lancaster|Detachment, Lakeland, Florida. Junction; and two grardsons, Jchn! Paul Singley, Manheim, enlisted, ard Wilbur Aungst, of Elizabeth- 2d Rec. Co. Guard Section, Fort town. Rev. and Mus. Kauifman a. NE Marieti sted i ina an aries elly, arletta, enlisted, observed their golden wedding an School Borracks Walter Read Hos: held from the andisville Mennonite Church Tues- in | Medical Regiment, Escott wife of of a teacher for a of Strasburg and Quarry-|p 1 Joy Borough Schools, Glen Mills Re- in Strasburg and | She is Oregan and Application for 1941 license plates ve- Pennsylvania on! Aid Society of the at 4 , meeting held Wednesday evening, decided to make vegetable soup on 12th. Orders Lancaster County, This County's (From Page 1) Co. B., 5th Engineers Regiment, Fort Belvoir, Va. Norman Rothrock, P.N.G., 103rd Medical Regiment Band, Indiantown Gap. Woodrow Wilson Stump, Eliza- bethtown, inducted, 30th Ordinance Co., Fort Meade, Md. Kermit Hilton Manheim, in- ducted 5th Engineers Regiment, Fort Belvoir, Va. Joseph Stasko, Manheim, induct- ed, Co. B., 5th Engineers Regiment, Fert Belvoir, Va. { inducted, Joseph Houltz, Manhem, induct- ed, Co. E., 3th Engineers, Fout Belvoir, Va. arles Beaston, Columbia, R. D. 1, inducted, Co. G., R. T. C. Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Lerov White, Manheim, R. D. inducted, Co. E, R. T. C. Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Jerome Hetrick, Masonic Homes, Elizabethtown, volunteer, 2nd a | ored Division, Replacement Center, | his parents, he is survived by his 8th Co., Fort Benning, Ga. paternal grndparents, MY. and Mas] gp, Jrh Hawk, Elizabethtown, in- Benjamin F. Shenk, of Masonville;|qucted, 1325th Service Unit, Quare and his maternal grandparents, Mr. |termaster Corps. Indiantown i and Mrs. Amos L. Buckwalter, of] Lester Ellinger, Manheim, Oyster Point. 1, inducted, Headquarters ment, 1325th Service Unit, Diets itermaster Corps, Indiantown, Gap. Mary Margaret Schatz Ralph Mumper, Florin, ir ducted, |H. and S. Co. 30th Engineers, Fort | Belvoir, Va. Wayne Kreiner, teer, Building 20, Marietta, volun- Medical Corps, at 3 p. m. Wednesday from a i, diantown Gap. tured appendix in the Lancaster| Albert Landis, Manheim, R. D. 1, Gen:zral hospital. The child had enlisted, 3rd Regiment, Fort Slo- been ill for one week and was ad- cum, N. Y. . itted to tt or spital rs sday nicht). Fay Gamber, Columbia, R. D. 1, fue ie hospin esday nish inducted, Co. A-4, Medical ad Fort Belvoir, Va. Lester Fogie, Columbia, R. D. 1, inducted, Station Hospital, Medical Corps, b-20, Iyliantown Gap. Jay Snyder, Mount Joy, R. D. 2, inducted, Fort Meade, Md. Howard Edmonds, Manheim, in- ducted. 56th Engincers, Fort Bel- voir, Va. James Vogel, Manheim, volunteer, 1st Student Co. Engineer School, Provisional Battalion, Fort Belvoir, Va. Robert Fleckenstine, Marietta, in- ducted, Co. C., Fort Meade, Md. John Getz, Manheim R. D. 1, enlisted, P.N.G., Co. G., 103rd Medi- cal Regiment, Indiantown Gap. Clyde Miller, Elizabethtown, en- listed, Co. A., 32rd Medical B. N. Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle. Ralph Kriner, Marietta, volunteer Co. 16, Replacement Center, 2nd Gerald Erb, Mount Joy R. D. 1, enlisted, 22nd School Squadron, Air pital, Waghington, D. C. Woodrow Leon Strauss, R. D3, Marietta enlisted Co. G., 103rd Indiantown Gap. Victor Hollinger, Manheim, on 4 listed, 14th Air Base Sauron, 4 Boiling Field, Washington, D. C. Paul Renninger, Manheim, a unteer, Edgewccd Arsenal, oi 4 more, Md. Orie Smith, Maytown, Army Medical Cente, ers Section, Washington, George Carmitchell, LX in R. D. 1, P.N.G,, 103rd Medical Regi- mert Band, Indiantown Gap. Lester Peal Miller, Manheim R. , volunteer, Seivice Bettery, 12th F. A. Battalion, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Charles Pennell, listed, 2nd Rec. iN. Y. Wilbur James Hostetter ed enlist\1l, 14th Air Base Squedron, Boiling Field, Washington, D. C. Joseph Doyle, Elizabethtown vol- Battalion D., 2nd Coast Ar- tiliery, Fort Monrce, Va. William O'Connell, Manheim, R. D. 3, enlisted, Motor Transport School Detachment, Quartermaster Depot, Room 210, Hclabird, Balti- more, Md. Alvin Stauffer, Marietta, R. D. 1 enlisted, 1320th Service Unit, Quar-! termaster Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va. Samuel Knight, Manheim. R. D., 1, enlisted, 3d Recruiting Co., Fort Slocum N. Y. Ray Snyder, Joy, Motor Transport School ment, Quartermaster (bird, Baltimore, Md. enlisted, Mount Co., Joy, Fort Slocum, enlisted, Detach- Depot, Hola- GRAND VIEW BEE A spelling bee will be held at the Grand View on Saturday. March 8th, at 7:30 o'clock. Thera will be 2 clesses of spelling. one general information and one rapid calculation. Entertainment will consist of pianc and accordion music and dialogues. Mr. Arthur J. Thome, teacher, ——— Qe eee TO BE CALLED FOR SERVICE Lancaster county registered nur- ses, 617 of them, have received national nursing inventory ques- tionnaires from Mrs. Katharine Miller, R. N.,, special agent for the d Argentina is urging its people to, U. S. Public Health Service, within eat more pears. the past few weeks. 4 CARE a Pa., Thursday Morning, —~ March G, 1941 Don’t Miss These Golden Jubilee Values Celevrating 30 YEARS oi Progress GLENWOCD FLORIDA p Ranches Juice Peaches Barilett Pears 2 EEE EF ENE EEE RR EE: Freestone No 2 Halves or 02% Slices cans No 214 cans Anniversary Sele of Garden-Fresh Produce California Telephone 3. ONE. PRICE_NONE HIGHER CRISP SAVOY (PEAS SPINACH ONE PRICE-NONE HIGHER : Iceberg Le 4:25) 23° 29° Save on Lenten Fonds It’s National Canned Salmon Week ALASKA CHUM ALASKA RED SALMON | SALMON a wD Be ae 3 ,.@c | FANCY SHRIMP ii. 211723 TUNA FISH FLAKES 23 Juicy Cal. Lemons «13° 4 full 3 bunches FANCY QUALITY {CARROTS 13 Large, Juicy Florida 5.17" WILSON'S M BEEF STEW SWEET PEAS TOMATO JUICE GRAPE JUICE PICKLES Lord Baltimore Dill or Sour Glendale Park ~ Grapefruit Grass Seed 3: 69° Wilson's Certified Asco Fancy Blue Labei or Sunrise LES Farmdale Brand Stokes’, Hurif's RENEE EEE EEE IEEE RENE NENA ERE CHOICE TOMATOES MIXED VEGETAD SHOEPEG CORN "i=: No 2 can Be N53 dc on BBE 2. 25¢ 2 oo 25C > cone 5c bo + 10 bot + 1@c TUNA FISH 16 CHEESE Rich and creamy : Ih 2X KRAFT'S CHEESE Vili. 2 2 45¢ KRAFT'S CHEES yg Ty & 2s 28° KRAFT'S CHEESE Amer. Pimento = 8-02 or Velveeta pkgs Ac MACARONI DINNER «5 10¢ SPAGHETTI ccs 350 19° LIMA BEANS | 2 106 TOMATO SOUP 07 Be APPLE BUTTER @ 337 25 PEANUTBUTTER- Ga, [2 130 SOUP BEARIS choice Hand picked wn Be BEARS Asco slowly cooked with tomato sauce 1008 Be PILLSBURY'S PEANCARE 2 0: 17¢ PILLSBURY'S BUCKWHEAT il- BOSCUL COFFEE tin Take Home an Exira Dozen CREAMERY America’s Prize-Winning SWEET CREA BUTTER = 38° oe SNO-SHEE 2 N Pillsbury Farina Cream White Vegetable -1b bag Gold Seal Ali-Purpose FLOUR 33 oho BOC pkg 9c 2b I Anniversary Sale of Quality Meats GOETZE'S VISKING BONED AND ROLLED CAKE FLOUR coi seAT BH A MS oe asm bn 20 CAKE FLOUR 8 =F BiSQUICK 40-0z pkg 27¢ ANCY LONG ISLAND Ducklings INE 1. Be 1b can 1§¢ 3:45 [STIRS | me ene {SPRY i 3:45) » 14ers: Roast ROAST { Center Cut | 4 Oven-Fresh Sliced Victor Extra Good News! Our Extra Delicious loaf (BREAD Golden Jubilee Bread is now enriched with VITAMIN B-1 It’s Golden Color tells you it's made with eggs Pork Chons Ib 21c Ib 19ec Rib Roas ib. 29e Fresh CountrySausaget. 1 Qe Fresh Hamburger 2 bs. 29e¢ Ib 2% Boiling Beef 2 lbs. 15e¢ Sour Krout Ib. §e Boneless Rolled A big 24-0z cans OINTy MPRE BEEF STEW A complete meal—Ilean beef, potatoes, carrots, and peas in rich brown gravy “The Big Meal in the Big Can!” 31 Sw it's Baked or Pickle Boneless Pressed Loaf 1 1b §¢| Ham 2 1b 17¢ Sliced Lebanon Spiced Luncheon Bologna 1% 1b 13c| Mest 21b g2¢ Sliced Fresh SALMONIb21¢ SALT WATER Sliced HALIBUT Ib 21¢ | OYSTERS Boneless Steak FISH Ib 10¢ pt can Zhe EB wl - om EL] lo. | = ou ol ou mu = i a oa | ol wa a na = = = = Nu Prices Effective Until Closing Saturday, March 8th, 1941. Mount Joy's Moderna Self-Service Food Market 21-23-23 E. 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