2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 12, 1948 Fume VAY wy,
e¢ Mount Joy Bulletin foe
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AGO
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 * | it... is
Published Every Thursday at No. enswered with a complete denial, i
9-11 East Main St., Mount Joy, Pa. | 2nd the battle of words and figures 20 Yoors Ago
has been going merrily back and aan
Subscription, per year .. $2.00 | in various quarters. Borough council’ is considering
Six MOGIRE $1.00 | There is danger in a statistical | wi ce of 4 or
Three Months ............ 0 3 eck 2 the danger the purchase of &
Single Copies ............. 05 | debate such os this Pie dang yur cop,
Sample Copies ......... FREE |that it may obscure the real Nv. William Tyndall retired
| menace that is implicit in the TVA : he font of tw Lutheran,
Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. | idea. In principle, TVA is simply Dn t§ “after twert Hi)
Joy, Pa, as second-class mail mat-| , corporate state, It is an economic |° unday school alter. twenty
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. overlord in the region it occupies. |
= | Local citizens and local govern-| J. E. Ebersole has opened a
D 1 T O RIA I, | ment have nothing to say concern- | store at the home of Mrs. Annie |
E | ing its policies and activities. It is | Baker, where he will sell electric}
{ inevitably the very antithesis of | wasners.
y : > self-government and self-reliance. There was a slight fire at the |
People who live in glass houses It is proposed that the nation be | Mount Pleasant school, in Rapho |
might 4s well answer the door blanketed with authorities model- | tWP. |
bell. led on the TVA plan. And that is Tae Mount Joy Building and |
ves to propose that we completely | Loan Association sold 167 shares of |
Looks as though Russia is suck- centralize the government of this | stock last week.
ing around for an alibi to start a} _ (hat we abandon state | A crop of tobacco was sold last |
war, Uncle Sam received a second and local rights — that we go, | week for 23 and 9 cents, J
Red protest within ten days. {hat in hand. to Washington for| The Penna. R. R. Company is |
® eo 0 whatever ‘we may need cr may | considering moving its terminal |
The present fuel oil shortage is | want — that we say in effect, that | from Conewago to Elizabethtown.
not only very inconvenient in are no longer capable of build-| The Freshman class of Mount
many homes during this month of | ing up our regions and making the Joy High school enjoyed a sleigh
zero weather, but unless we miss | most of our resources. ride to Marietta. :
our guess its going to be tough on Finally, if the TVA idea is ex- | Both branches of Congress have
the oil burner salesmen next year. | tended far enough, we can say | approved a bill for the erection of
oo 0 good-bye ta our liberties. Freedom | 2 new bridge across the Susque-
You can say what you please, I [and the corporate state are funda-{ Nanna Intween Columbia
often yearn for those good old days mentally incompatible as is being | ing hig ww e. 5 rotund
when Uncle Sam lived within his | so dramatically proved the world T ie loo] ; Boarg ot.
income and without a portion of | over. That is the big truth to re-| Hhirty-six ids or the ag °
mine. Those days if a man saved | member — and finespun interpre- | TY High Schoo] beliding of
all ; iser, | tations of a mass of complex | Maytown in East Donegal twp.
poney they called . him a wiger, ist oq! Sarah Lehman, widow of David
but today he’s a wender, statistics must never be allowed | Brace: Hic os to MH
The Pennsylvania Flood Control | ee | years. :
Commission is considering the | ROOM FOR ONE MORE I Jean G. Longenecker, local deal-
construction of a number of dams| A fundament:l characteristic of | er is new 1928
on small streams as means of con- the competitive economic system | Jer coupes op $670 F. O. B. De-
trolling floods. A number of pro- | is that there is always room for | | troit and Enos B. Rohrer is adver-
owners along the banks of | tne move — the door to opportun- | | ising 1928 Super 6s for
the Little Chickies creck (the ity is never closed, and .the new | | $745 at Detroik
writer included) are in hearty ac- | man and the new company are
cord with this movement. perfectly free to take business |
oe 0 away, from the established con- | The Bulletin’s {
Thru radio, press and otherwise. | cern if they can.
we learn almost daily that Russia What this means is that, over | 1
is in a stage of preparedness for the years, the trend is away from | Scrapbook
another war. Now she wants to | concentrations of economic power
buy eighty-seven ships gotten from | — and away fiom anything ve- | ; * + + :
dia x; S. by war time lendlease sembling monopoly. | : Week's Best Recipe
and on several previous occasions The often-maligned oil industry | Broiled Mine: Meat Pie: 1 baked
has refused to release them. provides an interesting example | eight inch pie. shell, 1 nine
It now. appears as though Mos of this” trend. In 1904 a group of | package of mincemeat, 1 and 1-2
cow will win out as a report cut companies under common owner- | Cups of water, 1 tablespoon sugar,
of Washington says “ne barrier to | Ship and management accounted | 1 cup processed American cheese,
the deal was foreseen by the of- for 84.2 per cent of all the crude shredded. . Break mincemeat into
ficials.” run to stills in the United States. | pieces” Add water and sugar. Place |
oo 6 ['By* contrast, in 1946, no single oil | over heat and stir until all lumps
Shertin accounted for more than! @re thoroughly broken up. Bring
The plumbers of Lancaster city | ¢
seemingly have their line tied up | 11
to perfection. I a home-owner |
does not purchase his supplies. or |
repairs thru| them, they will not
make the ingtallations as they can’t share of the
get a rake-§ff in commission, If | of the biggest present-day
you buy supplies and install them | oil companies didn't even exist at
per cent of the run,
intervening hundreds
and earned,
the
business.
years,
companies up
through
their
grew
service to

yourself, thel city will fine you for | |e duro of the century,
doing the wlprk without a permit. | 0S weuld have been utterly
| impossible under a system which
The fine is $25.00.
house in that city is | either
permitted governmental
A four-uni
vacant for thie past 18 months be- } moropoly or private monopoly. In
cause plumbgrs will na install | nuh of the rest of the wold,
fixtures purcipased from Sears and | cartels of ene kind or another,
Roebuck. which ave virtually a form of
oe o governmert in business, have real-
When dial (phones replace the ly closed the door to opportunity
present systemt here some fimo" in and have straugled competition.
the near future, the Fire Company These cartels sometimes go to
will be compelled to adopt some RAZ ng lengths — as, for instance,
in limiting the number of soft |
other fire alaim system,
sent the teleph one
At pre-
drink sta at cz > srate
operator sounds ands that can be operated
the alarm, but with the dial phone, 3 3 given area. The result is a
there will be no operator in Mt. Salk teonomy, the death of
Joy. Our phones will be operated initiative, and a low standard of
living. Only a competitive economy
can save a nation from that.
from the main office at Columbia.
The firemen and council are now
considering whiat method can be
adopted for prompt afd efficient
service. To find, a place subject to
call twenty-foulr hour a day fs]
quite difficult, { Appended is a list of events of
oe eo 9 the future for this immediate vicin-
xa y ity.
yy i uted last listings when The Bulletin does
ajority | printing or advertising rel: ative | _
were of the opinion that prices | thereto.
will continue to soar early this A Turkey Supper
Spring, many | commodities are The Ladies Auxiliary of the
gradually coming down in price. | Landisville Fire Company will hold
To date hogs, cattle, stocks, bonds. Srey BE ny Ye dire ig
wheat, corn, flour, lard, bacon, | 8 p.m. Supper is $1.50 with half
ig CEES, ete. are gelling cheap- | price for children 12 years and
+ While there is’ only a slight de- | Wnder. If you like turkey, there's
no better place to get it.
Friday, February 13
The “Junior Class of Mount Joy
High School will hold a Valentine
ie In price
articles, there
crease in price
ly real estate is
on some of these
a decided de-!
of others, Natural- |
{bound to follow.
To us it is rather surprising that
1s
ium from 8:30 to 11:30. The admis-
prices should drog so far in ad-
vance of the Fall election and sion is 75 cents including tax. Music
along with what has happened by the Diamond Orchestra.
during the past few weeks, from
now on “Anything Can Happen.” THE LOCAL WEATHER
Common sense ' tells us that BY KENNETH DROHAN
The following is a report of the
daily temperatures and. rainfall in
this section from Wednesday, Feb.
everything is too high and we all
know there is NO SANTA CLAUS.
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In those |
of
public, |
And |
Coming Events
Dance in the High school auditor~|
boil-
Pour
pie
and continue
Cool.
baked
shredded cheese
filling, Place
four
to a brisk boil
ing three minutes.
| mincemeat into cooled
shell, Sprinkle
over mincemeat un-
inches
melted |
hot.
|
{
| der pre-heated broiler

cheese is
Serve
Skirt
rina or swing
from heat until
lightly browned.
A Basic
ball
1t
to
end
skirt |
gives the wearer
With
so popular,
the
an |
a many -sided |
skirt
have
wardrobe with the
Dressmakers
all blouses
without finding it necessary to use |
cpportdnity
as the |
| base. can whip to-
gether types of lovely

designs followad by |
| much yardage. Tailored blouses |
| with varied. ties, blouses of gay
scarves, peasant blouses of c« ston
and blouses of crepe with appli- |
qued motifs or
using sequins, purchased by "the |
package for not so much money. |
Bolercs go well with these full |
skirts and when in bright colors,
give a pleasing contrast.
Lemon Logic {
When towels are dingy, put |
and
gradually
in luke
1's usual
soap lemon
Heat
then}
juice.
to boiling peint
{ rinse warm water and us |
| bluing To clean white |
There is no charge for these | keys of the piano, rub with paste |!
[1
and
linen
| made of whiting lemon
To bleach
| moisten with
juice |
muslin,
lamon juice and |
- To break |
of a}
To |
remove
or
| spread in sun to dy
the juice
| lemon to tne tub of water
to
spots that stain it, a piece of
lemon in a cloth, dip it into tepid
| water then into a small amount of
| borax.
hard water, add
clean white marble
wrap
{ Inspirational
Nothing is more significant of
men’s character than what they |
find laughable, |
| Goethe |
{ ee tl) Aen |
MORE THAN A MILLION
custody of the Allies with the bulk |
THE BIG TRUTH 4 to Tuesday, Feb. 10: | of them working | at forced labor /
A short time ago John T. Flynn | Da) Low High Roi | in Russia, a survey of cfficial |
wrote an article for Readers’ Dj- | Wednesday ...... 5 27 .3%:in, | figures disclosed today.
gest in which he said that TVA is | Thursday ........ 0 *30 .04in. The United States has returned
a two-foot yardstick, because jt | Friday ........... 9 34 04 in. |8ll of its prisoners, both German
fails to include in its reports cer. | Saturday 11 29 “02 in. | and Japanese, except those held |
tain basic operating costs. He | Sunday ........, 12 34 00 in | for war crimes trials.
backed this with impressive | Monday ......,. -10 25 .00 in. : : :
statistics. Then a TVA Tuesday ...... -10 28 .00in, Patronize Bulletin advertisers. |
/
them in a pan of cold water with |.
Orphans’ Court
Auditing Notices |
FEBRUARY TERM, 1948
| | To all heirs, legatees, creditors a]
other persons interested:
Notice is given that the following
accounts in decedents’ estates and
trusts have been filed in the office
of the Register of Wills or the Clerk |
of the Orphans’ Court of Lancas-
| ter County, as the case may be, and
that the same will be presented to
the Orphans’ Court of said county
| for audit and confirmation, and for |
| distribution of the balances shown
s | therein to the parties legally entitl-
ed thereto, on the date hereinafter
designated, .at tef o'clock in the
forenoon, Eastern Standard Time, in
the Orphans’ Court Room on the
| 4th floor of the Court House in the |
| City of Lancaster, Pa.
February 16, 1948
ARCHER, ELIZABETHTHORN-
TON, decd No, 41, January
Term, 1947 First and final ac-
count of Dr. J, C. Bolton, exor,
2. BUOHL, JOHN H., decd No.
75, October Term, 1917. The
first and final account of The
First National Bank and Trust
Co, of Mt. Joy, Pa., succeeding
trustee for the use of Anna G.
Buohl,
. CARMANY, FRANCES E,
dec'd, No, 36, May Term, 1945.
First and partial account of
George M, Dierolf, exor.
. ERB, HARRY Z., dec'd, No, 9,
August Term, 1947, The first
and final account of Rhoda B.
Hollinger and Harold Holling-
er, exors,
GERHARD, MARTHA E.,
No. 23, August Term, 1947, The
1
ad
wt
first and final account of Eliza- |
beth R, Gerhard, Mary E. Ger- |
ex- |
hard and Paul L. Gerhard,
ecutors.
6. GOCKLEY, WAYNE E. dec'd,
No. 67, March Term, 1947, First |
and final account of S, Nora
Gockley, extx.
7. HUNSECKER, JOHN C., decd,
No. 27, June Term, 1947. First |
and final account of Jacob |
Herr, exor,
8. HENNINGER, WILLIAM, rec'd, |
No. 63, August Term, 1947. The
first and final account of The |
Conestoga National Bank of |
Lancaster, admr,
5. HERSHEY, H, CLAY, decd |
No. 34, March, 1946. Second
and partial account of Hazel
P. Hershey, admrx
.0. KOPCKF, ADOLPH J. E, decd, |
No, 31, January Term! 1946.
Second and final account of
Charles G. Luik, exor,
. LONG,
No. 59, March Term,
third account of
Park Commission
l
—
1902.
The
as
The
Long and by appointment cf |
the ‘Orphans’ Court of Lancas
ter County.
12. OBLENDER, MARY JANE,
dec’d, No. 1, Adgust Term.
1947, First and final account of |
Richard Oblender, exor,
13. REED, SAMUEL N., dec’d, No.
79, August Term; 1947 First
and final account of Hazel
Book, extx.
14. ROHRER, NEWTON J. dec'd,
No, 60, June Term, 1947. The |
first end final account
M. Rohrer, adm,
. STRACHAN,
dec’d, No, 62, December Term,
1946. First antl final account
of P. G. Vapdersmith, admr.
5. SHAND, HARRIET K. dec'd,
No. 49, February Term,
First and final © account of
Farmers Bank and Trust Com-
pany of Lancaster, admr, d.b.-
n.c.t.a
SPAYD, MARY F. dec'd,
105, August Term, 1944
account cfs The Conesto,
tional Bank of Eqs
guardian of Gladys R. Spayd.
WISSLER, PHARES W., decd, |
No, 46, November Term, 1947. |
The first and final account of |
Abraham B. Wissler, exor.
1%. No.
The
19
tion
Term,
cf Trust, No
1936. Second and final
account of Farmers Bank and |
Trust Company of Lancaster, |
succeeding trustee for the use
of Serena A. White, under
declaration of trust dated Oc-
tobar 10, 1908. i
YOUNG, HENRY A., dec'd, No.
40, January Term, 1947. First
and final account of Henry A. |
Young, Jr., exor,
GEORGE H. GOLL |
Register of Wills and Cler}y
of Orphan’s Court
81, May
20.
\
| jan22-4t

PIANO CLEARANCE SALE !
1—40" Jesse French (Walnut) Dem-
enstrator,
Keystone Upright Piano - Plain
Case - New keys.
Packard Upright
Piano, Rich tone.
1- Roger Upright Piano - flew white |
keys. {
— Pfluger Upright Pidho - new |
white keys. |
These piancg are all #h clean and |
Medidm size
in excellent aying dondition. If
you are in need of a fihe piano - -
here is your chgnce. ‘Early visits
make a fine
Open daily 9 to 9 P. M.
ALTON REIFSNYDER
BRICKERVILLE CROSS ROADS
JUNCTION ROUTES 501 & 322
LITITZ R.D. 2
CESSPOOL, SEPTI@ TANK
Building & Sa
ARMSTRONG ENGINEERING
Lancastef R4 - 32770
Earl Wanner'\="43 East Main St.

| REMAIN IN WAR PRISONS OF
Far more than 1000000 “for- | 213d Mount Joy I15-tf
| gotten men” — World War II] R. L. BREAKIRON
| prisoners of war — are still in| PLUMBING, HEATING AND
FLECTRICAL WORK
333 MARIETTA AVENUE
PHONE 215-J MOUNT JOY |
See display advertisement

dec'd, |
CATHARINE H. decd, |
Long
created |
under the will of Catharine H. | |
of Jay |
BLIZABETH M,,
1946, |
ga Na- |
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. WHITE, SERENA A., Declara- |
Mary Ann Griel Miller, eighty- | greatest bituminous coal producing
| two, inventor of the Mary Ann | state,
| cake pan, died at Lancaster, | Stimulate your business by adver
West Virginia is America’s | lising ih the Bulletin.

| BULLER’S BEAUTY SALON
FLORIN, PENNA.
sie PERMANENTS
| && 2 $5. to $10.
oy Shampoo and Set $1.25
PHONE MT. JOY 153-]-5
Maude Buller,
|
Propr.

NEW ADDRESS
Dr. S. Millis
. Optometrist
59 N. MARKET ST. Daily: 2 1. % 2-3
ELIZABETHTOWN B¥enings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 - 8:00
{ PHONE: 334-J No Hours Thursday
EYES EXAMINED BY APPOINTMENT

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“WAS | LUCKY! After | sold the livestock, | |
went right to the bank and deposited the money
in my checking account. On the way home 1 lost
my wallet! Putting cash in the bank promptly
is certainly the way to be
on the safe side!”

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The Union National Mount Joy Bank
MOUNT JOY. PENNA.

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
YOU
ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND
A DEMONSTRATION OF
ELECTRIC COOKING
Thur. Feb. 26, 7:30pm.
In The Auditorium Of
EAST HEMPFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
Sponséred By The |
LADIES" AUXILIARY
Of The
LANDISVILLE FIRE CO. . ql
ADMISSION FREE! A

|
oe
FREE

Electric Waffle Iron
Electric Iron, Automatic
Electric Heating Pad
Electric Kitchen Clock |
Electric Coffee Maker |
Four! Electrically Cooked Meals
TECHNICOLOR MOVIE —.
4 "It Happened In The Kitchen”

Were celebrating our Founder's Month
by offering you scores and scores of qual-
ity foods—famaus af truly modest prices.
These top-notch "buys" are made possible
by the policy our Founder established 88
1s ago . . . fo buy and sell direct, elim
ating many unnecessary expenses usual
fo marketing, and fo share the savings
with you.
Open Friday Night ‘til 9 P. M.
Continuing Our Reduced Prices!
FLOUR
GOLD mEDAL
rw CERESOTA OR
FAMILY OR PASTRY PILLSBURY
49
10-LB. BAG 95¢
25.Ib. bag, $2.25
5.4 39
10-LB. BAG 75¢
25.4. bag, $1.79
SUGAR
PURE LARD
1 ACON SUNNYFIELD, SWIFT'S PREMIUM
10-/b.
si 85¢
25¢
he 38°
5-18.
BAG
OR FELIN'S
UTTER SUNNYFIELD ho Valb.
rint
B SUNNYFIELD Ps 92°
BUTTER wt > solid print
. Sunyfield Fancy Creamery
2 35
A&P sells only orie quality... One brand of Butter .:
16-01.
cans
FRUIT BELT
KIEFER HALVES
ASPARAGUS rae. 3
WINDSOR CATSUP 7. 15°
Le 41c
28-01.
APPLE BUTTER iin 19°
VAN CAMP'S :::r s 202 59«
TOMATO JUICE ov 3 = 23°
HOT CROSS BUNS "5" 25¢
CRANBERRY SAUCE rareas sano | 2 1500. os 35€
TUNA FISH chicken oF tHE sea, cratep wn 39¢
PINK SALMON cou steam 7%-0r. con 33 16-0r..can 49€
BRIGHT SAIL SOAP FLAKES *
63-01,
ge.

Florida Jumso 46 size
GRAPEFRUIT

CELERY we 9°
LETTUCE Heo: 19°
STRING BEANS -« , 19°
TOMATOES Solid 14-01
Slicing ~~ cello. pkg 25°
BANANAS 2 27°
SUNSWEET EVAP. APRICOTS 11. 34c
A&P EVAP. PRUNES 19¢
FRESH DATES 23c,
Supply
Limited
1-1b, pkg.
8-oz. pkg.
CHICK FEED
DAILY LAYING MASH
Aids Hens to Produce More Fggs
25 Ib bug $1.49 100 Ib bag $5.85
DAILY SCRATCH FEED
Here's a Quality energy feed.
25 Ib bag $1.55 100 1b bag $5.99
.

83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
pkg. 31c

1-22-4f |
WATER PES { E A R i BR . L 0 N G E N E C K E R Prices effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday, February 12, 13 & 14
THAWED ELEC LLY ’
ng A E * ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
unga J -
Phones i LANDISVILLE, PA. PHONE, 3796
3651 or 3321 } ‘
1-29-4¢ mowed
|

| stra
HN per

LARGEST
IN !
big All-
Coma
EEVERL
FARM
LIVESTO!
G. K. Wagner,
R.D.2, B
SATURDAY,
Af 10 a. m,,
Pike, two mile
town, eich
Penna
77 TRACT,
of “All Make
Lots Cultiv
Mowers, Disc
rnin TL
rsg Side |
3 Poultr
Re
talers
1bines
ternatighal Rg
New six-foof
with M Syuftc.d
Grehse,
Davis,
ment Goods:
LOT OF (
AT
8
t mi
ol

with
F
“A
. oF
Ny
COW
Thousa
here on
have
Eats
Hit is
¥
sttled for
A
of
time,
to sell; +
ind
Macl
All
on
oD
on gl
a
5: F
On the pre
about one-h
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Sei
BA
™
3 wr
10 H
Some fresh
3 HEIFERS,
Massey Harr
7x16 ft. Gruk
bind
Deering

grass mowers
tor, manure
By mis

2 iron kettles
& iron S& 1¢
No Huskste
Sale af

on the form lc
Mcunt Joy and
Toy road.
The Locu
of Re
fall freshen
ce are ealve
te

bal:
Cr
Every cow has a
Fimeroft Men
and from a family
i the last four year
T » will be
two first daughte:
gram Blacres, 2 y
crefi Monogrim
believe there wil
Monogram in this
ALSO SEL
60 HEAD O
Three-teh wa
hay loade
-dise; Joh:

hock, repe and p
saw, air ec
feeder, steel whe
around the farm.
col’ lvnets 1h
re. Horse fi
high sink eu
kettle, fruit
Sala (¢ start ¢
held Goods 11 A.
the eattle, 1 P. M
Sale will be |

net,
If intercsted write
Lunch b vy the
Conditions by
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| Hess & Dupes—A
! Ruhl & Hershey--