) | A EO KO KT KK MIT RK RK a fy eS He re 1 HK RE HK — } MIC KIN KOIKE The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, November 15, 1945—5 4 ¥ x g > | i % ‘ fl % * % * * % * x % * x J Ss : : x bos uh E——— 0 pins Ya 3 % J : 5 Pa | y {1 ; J B a > 5 | i : | : = |: & d 1 =z U 0 [ | | | | | PL : filedge allegiance lo lhe / aq of the "United Sates of America | X : 3 A (And I'll back up that pledge with Victory Bonds — plenty ; of them!) i % /Z ! And to the Sierublic for which il stands y 5 : : (My country — the land that yields my crops, that gives a living $ A to me and mine. I'll put my dollars to work for her.) | One mation indivisible ne nation indivisible « 4 i i (I'll keep it one nation — prosperous and happy.) J aN 0 IOAN 7g ¥ : » » » ; With liberty and Justice Sor all : x ’ (And a good living for all — the living that my backlog of Bonds will make secure in the years to come . . . for me, for my 2 : community, for the boys who will be coming back from fighting in their country’s service.) i y | 3 a [me x a x a Newcomer's Service Station Union National Mount Joy Bank Kitty's Dress Shoppe Van's Servicenter y : J | Speed's Garage J. B. Hostetter & Sons Mt. Joy Department Store Sloan's Pharmacy | Florin ) x J. M. Kaylor J. C. Snavely & Sons 2 1: Mobil Service Station, Mt. Joy MOUNT JO¥ LANDISVILLE Eshleman Brothers p Sipling Bros. Garage STUDEBAKER AND ALLIS CHALMERS ’ / RHEEMS PENNA. Reist Seed Company Wolgemuth Bros., Florin Lincoln Bowling Alleys & Grill = LL Lee IC I EE
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