8-=The Bulletin, M dav - irs ’ {. Joy, Pa,, Thursday, December 13, 1945 RR RR EN J RR RRNA al AL EL EL po OWL LAFF | Imma eer fH é : oh { Vi | | [4 A CHOOSE YOUR It J § t+ HAPPENINGS ¢ : B( ne. = 3 — of — i | a, b A == TY _ § SQ La { LONG AGO ~~ ? 1 Foy Ri ea oY ig A ¥ 3 N: 20 Years A A ears Ago |i = em : i: Roy B. Sheetz was elected post |% prog: + ; commander of the American Legion. AT i the $ — Er | Albert Walters resigned his posi- | \ wv 3 il = 1} tion with electrical contractor, S, H. | « NB 3 B® fier by by Miller | AR oa aH ~ - am | 9 tion | — iller. I Py MIM 0 for v . | Richard Snowden, 80, Marietta is | Ry n lion . | the oldest hunter in this section. | 9 ; n lives. | Lancaster Co.,, has more horses § ni 2 for § —BY— than any county in the state, while | a 9 3 bie York Co., leads in mules. |i § ih + Id 8 0) A £ Vi A W IS E O W L Henry Evans purchased the Jac. | ¥ : G R E E I IN G C A R D S n by th M. Gruber property on Marietta St | b Religious ® Humorous - $4 00 ni Well, I saved this one almost two] Six bronze markers will be erect- | Ig Family ® Friends 5 51 | weeks but I wanted, the meat cutter) ed for the young men who sacrific- v 4 Service Men's to i [4 at the Acme, (he’s Charlie’s bro-| ed their lives in World War L I ¢ 3g 2 | ther), to think he was gonna skip! The exterior of the new office 4 ; ~~ 2 i this column because one of my| building of Gerberich-Puyne Shoe | i b BOXED CARDS O8¢c IN I ? stooges forgot to report. It's like Co; has been completed. [i 3 this— | Milton Stehman purchased the |i p18 IN Elmer Heisey property on Fairview ¥ A C i U B vl a One of our office force was mak- Street. ing a purchase at the meat counter] The new way of displaying the |: ¥ LARGE SELECTION OF on a cold, rainy, sleety day and the American flag was introduced here 4 I O R k= V i RY Pp U R PO S - § BOOKS | sa conversation turned to oysters. by placing receptacles on the curb | i # 2 GAM E S A { Ted ] When someone said ,they had gotten and placing the flag therein. 1g : $x ~ . . other oysters from a friends private Markets: Fggs 56 to 70 cents; H Here are the classes ir which ci v 4 Paint, Color AE SET MoS 5 n pends ; all dreamy butter, 35 cents and lard 19 cents. | by : x ht x» ak mont} oyster beds, Joe looked all dreamy| butter, 35 cents and lard 19 cents. |& 10c weekly for 50 weeks, totals . $ 5.00 yo Story & Cut-out FELTOY—FUN WITH FELT, COTTON {The and said: “Wouldn't ya like to crawl The P. O. S. of A. lodge of Landis- ox ily § : ; RY Ti into a nice oyster bed on a day like ville has organized a band. | c weekly for 50 weeks, totals 12.50 id AND TWINE (for th this?—He was warned he'd get! District branches of the Farm 8 50c weekly for 50 weeks, totals 25.00 i i a ion, ¢ himself in this column but he didn’t Bureau will be organized in Mt. | $ 1.00 weekly for 50 weeks, totals 50.00 i i iy 3 {ceipts % i ae fn Ni 3 believe it. soy ont Siow, hs 4 I $ 2.00 weekly for 50 weeks, totals 100.00 Yd Boxed Stationery A Pun ev. ames I. isher oO the | ¥ $ 2.00 weekly for 50 eek 3 #3 Dont O S ! ot And another thing — he'd better Presbyterian Church here, was cal- | $ 5.00 weel 4 for 50 w Sl totals _. - 150.00 Perfume Lamps I Y 3 ese } : : | 2 i | wait he learns to know the cus- led to Marion, Ohio. Si000 Sly Ye aly 250.00 BIE | Stuffed, leather and fuzzy A in ord tomers better before he asks anyone, Miss Anna Heisey of E-town, re- | ¥ ee weekly for 50 weeks, . 500.00 0 (with crocheted edges) ones, x ‘the Ti else where their mother-in-law is|signed at the New Standard Corp.. | 5 Costume Jewelry x ? 8 Loan, when she’s standing right beside the Creditors of the Mt. Joy Magne- | i 3 9 Address Books xP WOODEN TOYS proges. person he’s talking to. | sia Co will be paid 17.1-2 cents on | ha = i What-Nots CIGARS WOODEN & PLASTIC A 50) nd re. 1 K pe i) ig ’ A Know the joy of Christmas giving without be Picture Frames BY THE BOX TRAINS S plishn Didn't I warn you last week to anbridge woman has a § ( JA VY PPS the raving the hil [ Fils sit hy allots N ATION : gram. hurry. and do your shopping before geranium plant that has several | ¥ 4 1S W OIl y Ol pay Ig he bills. It S eds y [O w gol COMBINATION WALKIE DUCKIE & DOG Pog: « the husses stop running, Hope you! flowers, half red and the other half do 11 youre & member of our Savings His tobacco Pouches PIPE SET DOLLS 5 we raj aa LL sel it | NYY De, oo. A 11 Si ng bh lion. Roi my sdviee. 1 just knew i pink. - es tras 1 Club. By saving small amounts weekly, ## 2 money would happen and it did—P. S—but, Henry Keener, Florin, is busy re- i . SN err Teves ET i ! Rig VIIXE v3 2 saving it didn’t last long. | modeling the Keener homestead on mempers nave m oney [OY presen ls and 3 u MIXED HARD Boxed MINIATURE ALL KINDS OF A oh > i | da ther ne ~ Tries vol oad i I "ANDY < i Jats Street. nil tu 8 other needs} Come in anl join today 3 CANDY Ch lat HOUSES CHRISTMAS i at the Coming home on the ten o'cloc The garage conducted by Bailey | § Ap IN JARS OC ate ns 2" ADD ~NQ record bus Friday night, it was jammed and Lawrence at Florin, has dis~ | i ay ji 0 €s FOR THE YARD WRAPPINGS 2 | Intl with shoppers and basketball root- solved the business. i Fi N 8 a i? al 3 : 1 | | ers, I was shoved way back in the, Allen Ober, Rheems, accepted the | FY] irst at on a Ba n k a Nn d T Fu st Co m pa n y 8d 4 a im corner so tight I could feel some position of weight master at Rheems | M RY 8 Nas © : vr \ vg ount joy ap woman breathing down my neck. quarry. | bh i were § She and her friend had keen taking A group of young ladies of the | Membler of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation & : ¢ 0 N F E C I I 0 N E R Y A N D N BE Ww S A E N C Y a tween ; : His 3 slophone aNiove aie 8 or bonds people apart during the entire trip Bell Telephone Co. enjoyed a|¥ %% 39 East Main Sireet k and finally they spied a good sub- chicken and waffle dinner at the EE % 9% Mount Joy. Pa. Rn ject in the front of the bus, and the Maples, Landisville. - { TE NT TN TT ST NS SS he ho one remarked; “Now you take— John Wolgemuth was knocked - bonds (I certainly mayu’t tell her name or down by an auto while walking | Dr. H.C. Killheffer Eyes Examined Whe there'll be hair pulling). Of home from church. | 0 + lve] ! : |Our fi course, I wouldn't say anything a- A charter wes granted to the Mes- | ptometrist provid bout her unless I could say some- siah Orphanage of the Brethern in | MANHEIM | lion ne ; : dst Chure {| 163 Ss. Charlotte St | — [funds thing good. And, boy, is #his Christ C urch. : PRR i ) R S M 1 L L 1 S [ings good!!! fines Wop ip ed Mon. & Wednes. suid 1 . * lof the some time in Arcadia, Florida, sent || Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P, M, il y ” A + Nr ings o Met one of those barefooted back the editor a very interesting letter, | ELIZABETHTOWN OPTOME T RIST E \ vg woodsman while deer hunting and of that state. | 15 E.. High St. | HOURS [Barley 4 Coie . : -eider, Salunga, slebrat- | Telephone 24-R { : : ty f ; he tells me that anyone with a mite Jaeoh Greide: alunga, celebr OT Moose Blde. Dally: Girt cd 215 5 | a of sense in his head can see that ed his 91 years. SI ee a 11% 5 Ne 13 3 i ed $5 wearin’ shoes is ridiculous. Now su on gin i tht re food able. avs if w i nzapetntow Billi he says if you wear out the bottom 30 Years Ago | WEEN IN NEED OF | « own i {ition of your feet they grow back again, | ews Lil t jsurplu but you wear out the bottoms of a — Crushed & Building i i ivi |] ) + nn { ‘Wa pair of shoes, and a dead cow isi The Ricker estate is having a ” | PHONE 334] ! wartin the only thing in the world that can tight 5 ft board fence erected a- | 9 i Oo I BE | cies a help you. | round their vacant lot. | their $ A new fruit store here is the EE ANF ‘ernme And sompin’ else, if you talk peoples Cash Store, Mr. H. H. SILLS LINTELS ’ | i I shout golden slippers to the aver- zeller, Mgr. | STEEL SASH : provi age mountain girl, and she’ll think, Mr. Enos Rohrer has taken the | OVERHEAD GARAGE | you're a-talkin’ about banana peels. agency for the Chevrolet car. DOORS. to borr Markets: Lard 12 1-2 cents. but- y lance o A young lady from Florin Was ter, 36 cents, eggs, 38 cents, potatoes | Ry a a. commie willed a pigeon hole desk by an ec- 40 cents. | fund ' ost o centric old aunt, and just so her I. F. Weaver, celelrated his 79th | ” E WORK | ep aunt would know she appreciated it, birthday at his home in Milton | For Prompt ang Courteous Service its, we she went right out and bought some Grave. - rr i 'to sub pigeons to keep in it. Raymond Heisey was awarded the | SAMUEL N STAUFFER { jsecurii contract to carry the mail in the | 7 | . : . . JOY, PA, | Joan. A tack run farmer was having a village of Rheems. Res. Office 903.R-18 | Home-made device allows chickens fo | Hh lot of trouble with his chickens! Henry Shank, Sunnyside School f open chicken house in the morning. Com- Rotiev breaking the eggs before they were raised a fine crop of turn’ps. one | Eleetrie ° Soe plete explanation in Time-Sayers Book hatched and he didn’t have time to tipped the scales at 5 lbs. and Gas e img | go hunt them every couple minutes, An entertainment in Mt. Joy Hall, | before so he got himself a parrot and he! penefit of Capt. Williams Boy Scouts Also Specialize On | BN EW BOO K now ov keeps it in the chicken coop, then yas a grand success. FARM MACHINE WELDING | Hated when a hen ‘lays an egg the parrot The annual exhibit of the E-town AND EQUIPMENT » Sas Noe i hollers “Bombs Away”, and the Poultry Association, will be held | Automobile and Truck Welding Packed Full of Time, Labor Pa ee $3000 2 farmer goes and gets the egg. lin the Market House Hall in that | GENERAL AUTOMOBILE . - “Hg i viduals Boro. REPAIRING and Money-Saving Ideas & a total F With colds so prevalent and so! Mr. Gifford DeLong moved his | Specializing in Carburetor Work | raARMERS! HOUSEHOLDERS! POULTRY RAISERS! sid much illness, when it snowed on family and household effects to A | The syeicol sh b d d individ Monday, a teacher in our schools Steelton. ! YP! IP SIT Gove Spl pen O have a 8 . He | 0 | others are fully deseribed in the flew pictorial Er D1 was warning her pupils against get-| Three homes in the village of | edition of the Sinclair Farm Time Savers book war pu ting wet and catching cold. She 1andisville were robbed of clothing Delta and Marietta Streets This 64 i i ® Hi AR ’ | 1nves . : -page book is full of testad ideas and - c the * » : explained: “I knew a little boy and silverware. MT. JOY, PA. Phone 28% | plans, illustrated with warking drawings, on... new and better Atlantic high-test [Puig : seven years old, and one day he too Amos Cooper purchased the Lo- |= Si Poul n Pa kb asoline is n 7 ci his new sled out in the snow. He cust Grove from the PR. R. C | a : i orm an 5 + is on sale at your Atlantic Dealer's NOW! ng i day. 2 rismans Church Neighb Ar Hei Sree : . de ola i : Sos FG. od Sree. ay Edna EE rion Br Lod in | Improving crops, livestogk, buildings, machinery operation and Who ha ater he - Ee End eniafiained a0oul J) of -her Yo! Farm : Ye te 0} farm management. And many other important subjects plus tables ye oom for several minutes throughout the friends. . | armers are selling fi 0 of weights and mesures, world. room and then a voice from the rear! Bachman Chocolate Co., just re- | for 10 and J. | Rush €oubon oro sosial card now i FREE Sopp! " tory Be asked: “Where's his new sled?” [ceived a large roaster, a stone mill The nev for a | } coup Pp < row for your FREE copy. Supply limited. if for 1 i | bile y | No obligation. press ee 9 Bong | men. 1 That's almost ‘as bad as the little new fur coat and a new car. We | bridge wil Dec. 16. | SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY * 630 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 20, N. Y. TRO dc fellow who wrote an essay on win- guarantee you'll hear all about his| Mr. and Po mm = | = finish o ter which read as follows: “Inibusiness. 1a stra le to Man- | | SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY, Dept. HO, 630 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, N. Y. | . = back to inter it is very cold. M v old! i Please send FREE copy of 4th Edition Sinclair Farm Time Savers without obligation i “an dreame people die of colds in the winter, It says on my calender that Sat.! Roy Eshleman q b 5 lly ul and many birds also go to a warmer December 15, is Bill of Rights Day. ! W. Sc ies ir -:] | NAME _— [Just jou climate.” {I dunno who for. I gotta take my | ed a position at Lancaster. | I press a ? i : ing and I'll} 3 aibehter’ wis’ appointed: J = is : Te one ; {spouse Christmas shopping and I'll] H. G. Carpenter was appointed | ee ee dns er POULTRYMEN MUST PLAN a . - Ladies! A bit of advice.» If have about as many rights as would | local agent for the Lititz Agri. Mu-| L SR pn ————— oN -— Je -— N } Se ss plan tute operation: care- | Everybody resis newspapers but your hubby is reluctant to on a pin head. She never even) tual Insurance Company > Now" that wer production is past, | fully, considering the supply and | NOT everybody reads circular ad- Every his business with you, just ask him heard of the thing. Woe is me!!! H C. Brunner is. instal extension poultry specialists of the Seed. They also suggest chang. | vertising left on their door step. The bu : i : ’e : . . | methods to meet mar be —_——— tisers g he intends to buy yoy that’ A WISE OWL water heating system. Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin Stste College are urging poultry- | tions weet market condi 5 8 2 ; ubscribe ror the i Bulletin, Patror i ' 3 4
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