6—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 8 1918 ET ee er ( pene SL Ire | | | | Before you decide it any of your last ye AND Don't forget ir} J Ty 1 prof I i | Institute of Cleaning | & Dyeing * MEMBER ® | SSeS SS = asta) Mason's Grocery Store RHEEMS, PA. Seed Potatoes Schell's Garden Seeds Tobacco Muslin SPECIAL AMERICAN SWISS CHEESE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING HERSHEY ICE CREAM garden soil is mellow LOCATE GARDEN NEAR HOUSE Most convenient location for the | in texture, with topsoil at least 8 | home vegetable garden is near the | inches deep. house, but soil conditions must be S— Ng ———— right, says J, O. Dutt, extension Everybody reads newspapers buf | vegetable specialist of the Penn- | NOT everybody reads circular ad. sylvania State College. A good | left an their door step FLORIN, PENNA, COLD WAVES Ge : Permanents Fane VIACHINELESS gz $5 DEB-U-CURL Shampoo & Sets — Finger Wave — Facials oC J Manicure J. Cream & Oil treatments for dry hair po Breck treatment for falling hair PHONE MT. JOY 153-]-5 Maude Buller, Propr, and loamy | Mount Joy Frozen Foods LOCKER PLANT PHONE 189-M Open Daily 8 a. m. to 5:30 p.m. Open Friday to 8:00 p. m. FROSTED FOODS SPECIALS 12¢ | STRAWBERRIES - U.G. .. 45¢ RHUBARB ...... ne PEAS - Picksweet Brand .. 25c¢ | BRUSSEL SPROUTS ...... 28¢ FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS - Picksweet Brand .............. 37¢ EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ; PEAS - Consumers . 2 for 49 |STRING BEANS .......... 28 SOUR CHERRIES 1b. 28] CAULIFLOWER ........... 25 SWEET CHERRIES .... 1 lb. .25 | BRUSSEL SPROUTS ....... .28 APPLE SAUCE ...... . 11h. .15| BABY LIMA BEANS ...... .35 APRICOTS ............ 1 1b. IG 50.0, 24 PINEAPPLE ......... 1 Ib. 30 | CORN - Picksweet Brand .. 26 CREAM TOPPING ......... 27¢ | Concentrated Orange Juice ..27¢ HADDOCK FILLETS .......... 11h. 43 CLOISTER DAIRY ICE CREAM Pints .25 2 gts. .95 1 gal. $1.85 SUPPLEE SEALTEST ICE CREAM Gallon $1.90 2Y2 Gallons $4.50 Pints 25¢ Butter Pecan, Fudge and Pineapple lce Cream Tarts ...................... 15¢ Co. Music Festival Here Sat., Apr. 1 One of the two Lancaster County |” | Music Festivals of 1948 will be held | in the Mount Joy High School on Saturday, April 10th. The festivals are being held in Mount Joy on Sat- urday, and Manheim Township High School on April 24th, The all day festival at Mount Joy will culminate in a concert for the | public: which will be given at 8 o'- clock in ‘the evening. | Participating in the Mount Joy { Festival Chorus will be 207 repre- from Western District schools singing under the direction | Prof. Edward Rutledge of the | Music Department of Lebanon Val- [ley College who has been as Guest Conductor. | The All-County Orchestra will be under the direction of Mr. Louis Vymer, Conductor of theYork and | Lancaster Symphony Orchestras. | sentatives selected |sale for the concert in the evening. | Howe ver, the doors will open at 7 |P. M. | Both of these Festivals are spon-| [sored by the Lancaster Couny Mu- Supervisors’ Association. Mr. | Harnish of Landisville is sie {Samuel president of the sponsoring associa-| tion and Mr. Howard Newton, local | | music supervisor of schools, will act| [as host to the festival. | | | DQ CI ce | Engagements | Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Kaylor, of| Rheems, engage | ment of their daughter, | Mae, to Carl Hoffer Eshleman,, son | announce the Pint Package 25¢ Sky-Hi Cones Sc and 10c Banjos ........ 5c Large Ice Cream Sandwiches 10c }i Dixie Cups 12¢ | | STORE. HOURS: 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. — Friday evening 9 p. m. | Saturday evening 10 p. m.—Closel Thursday Afternoon and Eve'ng WE DELIVER — PHONE 484R 3-11-3M i { [ { | i | During Our CLEARANCE or aw. | COATS & SUITS | CASUAL and DRESS | COATS $15-520-525 Values to $39.50 SHORT AND LONG STYLES SMART, NEW SUITS 519 & 520 CHILDREN'S COATS 3695 - $129 - $1 4° Values to $22.50 VALUES TO $45.00 AT DRASTICALLY LOW PRICES DOZENS OF STYLES & FABRICS IN ALL SIZE DRESSES $8.95 Values $595 $goo Cotton Dresses IN SIZES ONLY $200 $12.95 Values 12-14-16 ONLY THE MT. JOY DEPT. STORE PHONE 99 FOR SALE One, Two and Three Yards Wide | BEN FRANKLIN STORE | Telephone 31.J ELIZABETHTOWN BABL ES break You can save money by feed- ing your “babies’ on good feeds made to help keer them living and growing. Check these PURINA Starting Time Specials LIFE AND GROWTH for CHICKS Most of our customers buy Purina Startena every spring. Say they never saw anything to beat it for helping chicks live and grow. Takes only 2 pounds po chick—100 pounds ith each S50 chicks you buy. PURINA CHICK STARTENA BIG CALVES with DAIRY QUALITY If you want big, growthy calves, just get Purina Calf tartena and keep it in front of your calves in a trough. It saves so much milk you can grow calves for half the usual cost. PURINA CALF STARTENA PLENTY OF MILK FOR PIGS © A sow with a litter of pigs has a big job to do. To keep them all alive and growing fast, she's got to pro- duce a lot of milk. And . she'll do a better job * if you'll balance her grain with a little... . H. S. NEWCOMER & SON, Inc. PHONE 200 MOUNT JOY, PA. ee "lityity is unique and was conceived] : |The Cathedral Caravan, iin ' New Slow Fertilizer { of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eshleman, of | Palmyra R1. No date has been set | for the wedding. and Mrs. William S. Birken- en- Mr. | bine, Manheim, | sagement of their daughter, Alverta| |E., to Jacob W. Nissley, son of Mr. | | Mrs. Harry Nissley, Manheim R2. { Mr. Nissley is employed at the Mar- [tin Hardware Store. Manheim. The wedding will take place in the near future. ainounce the The engagement of Miss Dorothy | jo R2, is announced by her far- enfs. Miss Weaver is a senior stu- oon at Jefferson School of Nursing. || Mr. Heller is engaged in farming || { with his father. FOOD & RUMMAGE SALE BY VI'W AUXILIARY Friday evening, April 16th, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux- iliary will hold a food sale at the Seiler Bldg.,, West Main street, Saturday, April 17th, the Rum-=- mage sale will be held all day, also in the Seiler Bldg. Anyone having contributions will please contact Mrs Germer, 116 David street a —— When in need of Printing. thing) kindly remember the Bulletin There will be no reserved seat Experience is a Better Teacher IF YOU'RE STILL insuring for what your property WAS worth a few years ago . . . instead of what it IS worth today . . . Fire may you an expensive lesson. teach Be smart! Make sure NOW that you have ade- quate insurance protection. Call on O. K. SNYDER O, K. SNYDER, Jr MOUNT JOY PHONE 15 Notary Public — AWNINGS SAVE 25% —— 7 Send us measurements ac- cording to our simple mea- suring forms. Write today . or call MA 7.2160. mhrellas, Outdoor Virginia Weaver, daughter of Mr. rie bor Coy ard Mrs. Jacob C. Weaver, Roh-| leabent. Ba poy Song ha 2 irerstown, to J. Melvin Heller, son - me of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Heller, Mount||| EE Realtors James P. Haus, Agent Phone 251 Jacob & Mount Joy Sts. Cor. LOCAL MAN FEATURED IN | “SUNDAY MAGAZINE” Mr. Mrs. Ray Brubaker itin- erant Trailer Missionaries, currently Florida, were featured in the | “Sundiy Magazine.” Their method of Missionary activ- and {by Ray while a member of the staff of Radio WMBI Chicago. Ray was burdened for the multi- | tides of unchurched and developed the idea of taking the Gospel to these {folk mirans of a large trailer. as he calls | his Church on wheels is equipped with $8000 wirth of radio and sound [film paraphernalia which he uses to altract passers by. The rear of the trailer opens to form a pulpit from| by film is shown. which messages are preached and IT. JOY, PA. ‘Would you like to Fly 20 Miles 1 gal. of gasoline? Be A Charter! Member CHIQUES AERO CORP. NOW! APPLY OR PHONE FOR APPLICATION SAM BALSBAUGH | 90 E. MAIN STRFET PHONE 2 6W of Ray, his wife Darlene, ond son, Jay. Ray is the son of Mr.| and Mrs. Harry L. Brubaker of near Florin. It will be remembered that del “shots” and vicinity last Fall during Com- | | munity Exhibit. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bricker, living near Mount Joy, left for Florida to join the Brubakers, and assist in this unique type of The magazine had some splendid Electric and Gas VT. JOY, PA. Welding Also Specialize On | FARM MACHINE WELDING AND EQUIPMENT Cathedral Caravan, was in Mt. Joy Automobile and Truck Welding | LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Cover's Welding Shop Delta and Marietta Streets Phone 289 | missionary activity. Mrs. Bricker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Earhart, Mt. Joy RDI. etl A ln et Don’t use binder twine for tying fleeces. Use paper twine instead When binder twine is used piece of the fiber break oft and get int Slate, Tile { | Office: HUMMER | and Asbestos Roofing | Copper, Sheet Iron, Tin Spouting, | Hot Air Heating. Ventilating, Suction Fans, ete. 34 Detwiler Ave. IMt. Joy | Phone 209-R J. FT. Scientists Develop A new, slow-acting nitrogen fer-| tilizer which feeds crops over a long| growing period has been developed | the wool. These fail to take colo 7-17-tf | when dyed. Who loses? The shee BAR. | HOW ARE YOUR SHOES DON'T WAIT TCO LONG. BRING THEM IN. City Shoe Repairing Co. | 30 SOUTH QUEEN STREET | LANCASTER, PENNA by USDA soil scientists. The new | product, a series of combinations of| urea and formaldehyde, is called| “unaform.’” Since both principal| components are in short supply,| commercial production will be small for a short time. Early reports from field and greenhouse have been very| satisfactory. | | There is no better way “to boost your business than py local news- paper advertising. A AO Patronize Bulletin advertisers, Dr.H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St, Telephone 137-R Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30 Tues. Fri, Sat. 7.9 P, M, | | | | | | Tues Fri. Sat, || 9:30.1:00.2.5 P. M, ELIZABETHTOWN 15 E. High St. Telephone 24-R (any- AUSHERMAN BROS., | | SITET TI CA TIPSY {SHAD “heat-flo” roasted by our exclusive method to bring out the maximum flavor and fra- Ideal Coffee is grant aroma - - - then vacuum- packed. Here's quality at real economy - - - backed by our guar- antee of complete enjoyment. If Ideal Coffee does not please you as well as (or better than) any other brand of coffee, return the unused portion in the can and we'll give you a full pound of any coffee we sell without charge. oe a Try Ideal Coliiee a new, vacuum packed distinctive blend of finer coffees you'll surely enjoy Ib sac can or jar ALL CW TY Regular Grind or Drip CGRAPEIRUIT CRANGE JUICE ro 2 VAN CAMP BEANS 2 CHATEBRU Borden's Cheese FANCY PEAS Ideal Fancy Sections cans 29° cans 43° cans 39° » 39° pkg 95 20-0z Mt can Asco Enriched Asco Blue Vitamin-Rich Springtime Produce Aspa FRESH CALIF. 19° ragus: LARGE CUCUMBERS 2 15¢ NEW SPRING ONIONS 2 “chs 9c Large Green Pepperswenie-2r Je Crisp Radishes 2 Juicy Grapefruit co: ois «§e Full Pod Lima Beans Fresh 2:25¢ Fancy Fresh Eggplanis 229° Rome Beauty Apples vs: 529° Florida Valencia §Imost Oranges Seedless meh bag 176 size 39 2 doz 49c | “Tops” The finest, pu Oven- Fresh wr Treats of Finest Quality Va. Lee Golden Snow Assorted Iced Layer Cakes Pecan Sticky Sugared Do’Nuts Bread 14 Today's Best Value Supreme BY skillfully blended own kitchens. on our guarames, - © Delhi Calif. Peaches Halves or Slices Jor your favorite salud - - « Fresh, Creamy Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise re ingredients in our Try a jar Freestone No 214 cans os "ent BS Purple Plums » Plums No 23 can 25¢ Cocoanut Cakes 2 59c ca 45¢ - §9¢ pkg 33c¢c doz 21c Buns . QUALITY MEATS AT SAVINGS LEAN RIB END Pork Loin 47° Center Cut Pork Chops 51° TENDER, SAVORY SIRLOIN STEAKS 69° LEAN CHUCK ROAST - 49° Skinless Frankfuris Hamburger - 47° 47 Freshly Ground Fresh Bay Buck 29 Boneless Steak Fish '" 290 Large Fresh Croakers 29¢ Fancy Large Shrimp Gold Seal Macaroni or Spaghetti 2, oo: Be Dom. Toinato Paste <2" (0c You May Win $1,000 for Your Prize Recipe Details In the April Be Westinghouse Family Circle Maga- LicHT BuLes © 12° our stores. res. ~~ Copy Ritter Veg. Soup 3 °a"s25¢ Asparagus Soup Ritter3cns (0g Phillips Pea Soup 2 cans |5¢ Tom. Soup Phillips 3 cans 254 Seedless Raisins 2 Pkes 25¢ Save $4.00ona Household Institute Automatic Electric Iron One of our punched cards art! you to buy an H. |. Auten als Electric Iron for $6.95—Pressuie Cooker for $8.95 or 1815” Alii inum Roaster for $5.98. See the Pieces -- - Get Your Cad zine now or. sale in Prices Effective April 8-9-10, YOUR"'DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACME 1948. 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