9—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,
The Mount Joy Bulletin
and Publisher
Th u rsday,

:. Schroll. Editor
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 I I
remem ee MAYBE N's JUST HABIT
Published Every Thursday at No. During the war when clothing
8-11 East Main St, “Mount Joy, were making cuff-
less ouscrs, there i al lif -
Subscription, per year $2.00 i Ji o EE Yan!
Six Months ad $1.00 ficalty in buying suits with vests.
Three Months ...... 60 Come the return to cuffs, but what
Single Copies 5 happened to the vests? Double

Sample Cop es
breasted suits can carry along but
the single-breasted suit needs the
Entered at the Postoffice at Mt

Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- ves: the ese buyer be
ter under the Act ¢ of March 3, 1879. | tieves, Or, perhaps it has just be-
em — come a habit, A certain line of
me: wits, today advertises them
E D 1 T 0 R I A I, s “vestless”, indicating this is
fashicnable,
+ + + Seme men don't feel well-
Politicians often remind without a vest, find the
people | dressed
1
of fellows bluffing in a poker game. | vest affords them more warmth in
ev 0 winter and, best of all, makes won-
Teday, paying for the derfui storage space for
week's groceries, there isn't any- glasses, watch, pencils, pen, note-
bocks, and so forth, Free and easy
in Mount Joy who doesn’t
"we hao
bread the my be i
nenchalance, but we are of the
one here
which side of the vestless look, sort of a
know
Lutter is on.
© 00 school of thought that feels a fel-
; | low can’t ever be a nis distine-
Fred Alien, Edgar Bergen, and | w can't ever be a man of distin
tion unless his suit includes the
others are certainly raging war a- 3
Vest,
gainst the give away programs, And oo
why shouldn't they? Anybody that ai
LO, THE POOR NICKEL
$30,000 worth of any-
can give away
commercial
thing is giving the
salesmen a kick in the pants when
it comes to listen-in-ers.
oo os
Along with the five-cent cigar
bus ride and
Big cities
fare due to
costs. In the old
days when the towns were smaller
1s g ne the nicxzel
even many newspapers,
have had to raise the
higher operating
Slowly, but surely we're finding |
out the origin of many «f our labm
Herbert J. Nichol, an In- |
organizer of the United |
(CID) was list-
Nichols hails
charges
and travel didn't cover the dis-
troukles,
ternational
Electric] Workers,
ed as a communist.
from Lancaster and the
were made at the
Monday night.
five-cent bus fare gave
a pretty
three
the
the transit cempany profit
Now travel times as
Privately
buses
Costs,
held out
perhaps, buat
far, and up goes
cwned lines can with a
Cile » »
Slevens House toy g :
| nickel fare for awhile
oe | they will gradually up the rate too.
In small towns, street cars are dis-
WE HAD IT COMING! | appearing with buses and trolley
A famous Britain says that Eng- | coaches veplacing them. Styles
land has reached its all-time 1oW, | change in transportation and the
in the opinien of the majority f | (feat car looks antiquated along
nations. We can’t say as to this, | Ge the streamlined vehicles. But,
but we do know that Britons have
changed their opinion and attitude
you are going to
and what is
il you want style,
ave to pay for it,
about Americans, Citizens, who stylish at five-cents? The cost of
have recently visited there, assure laying and buying rails for the
us there is a decided difference and |
rt There are prob-
the British who
this, but, on the
The idea
that
gang-
street cars, means that company
cwners will have you wearing last
vear's hat
dut,
— in our favor
ably a lot of
would debate
whole, we are favored.
of a generation or so
Americans were principally
sters, Indians, -cowb ys, were crude
meney-grabbing has
for some years to come,
in many cases, you aren't go-
ing to get last year's ride, for the |
ago, same money. There is still the way
cut, that is walking,
likes to feel
rain in his hair.
and
the wind
many a
and |
citizen
citizens, alt- |! (he
ered It is said, where we used to | © » |
be ridiculed for our “American | THEY CALLED IT BREAKFAST
speech”, returning visitors from | the National Association of Re-
that
ceok the
in spite of all the
cay that many Britons are | (ail Grocers tell us
imitating our manner of speaking. | housewife
So it appesrs that we are credited |
England, today’s
can't way
grandma did,
kitch- |
culture | (gnveniences in the modern
a lecal man says, | en to
for progress in economy,
make the job an easier one.
add that
with the
better -
Letter planned. Vith the
ccok borks, the
‘here | pes of
and pesition. As
“It's z2bout time.”
® oS
CCTOBER 12TH
English he is known as
they do present day
meals, exception of
|
|
fancy |
yreakiast, ave
To the
Celumbus, to the Italians as Col- exchange of reci-
Colon. 1
history re- | fFzure the
cut - distanced
the Spanish as favorite dishes, you would |
1 s |
is. much coafusion in culinary art would have |
. bp
famed name. Chris- | far
garding this
son of a|iorts, There is going to be
Italy. wrgument
recorded | A
child of | t
Co2'umbus, the some |
tcpher
¢n this subject
that except in
areas and the Middle
breakfast
in Genoa, was |
wool gatherer
a Catholic, but
histories as the
Some
has been survey shows,

in s me farming

historians | Ssuth, c¢ur morning
World
converted Jews.
believe he visited the New weuld make grandma sshamed of |
[
before Octeber 1492, that he was i us and grandpa weak from hunger.
cn a previcus voyage to America | A piece of toast, glass of fruit juice,
with Danish sailors. It is said he | cap of coffee, all hastily gulped, |
didn’t set s:il for America, but was | weuldn’t have been a starter in the |
Adding an egz and strip
help
was the
India, to | Id dys.
round. Most
12 as Col-
seeking a trade route t
prove the world is ef bacon wouldn't much. |
states celebrate October I
Then, most im-
it started
breakfast
umbus Tay, but it is observed as | pertant neal of the day.
Landing Day in Wisconsin, Discov- | folks off with energy to do a whale
ery Day in North Dakota, Frater- | of a job. Ask an old timer. and he |
nzl Day in Alabama. Whatever | will describe platters crowded with |

continue to ys, hot biscuits, mush and
follow, we
histrry we
pay tribute to the trail blazer of | pudding, fried potatoes, country
1492. and are grateful we were | butter, home-made jam and jelly,
found, when we were found, in| nets of coffee, thick cream and
this part of the round earth, very often, pie. There were pork
e000 chops, side meat, fish, all accon-
MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE, | panied by potattes, ef course.
TAXPAYER We live differently, dashing thru
Surprising how ignorant some of | breakfast to catch a bus, a train, |
getting autos out of garages, find-
us are, on the subject of taxes. We ;
grumble, Breakfast is
ing parking
meal, |
pay them, count the cist, space.
but don’t fully
The Commerce Department
the total tax paid to Federal, State
and Local government, for the fis-
amounts to $262 for every |
in the USA.
not taken leisurely. A heavy
in all the
understand them.
would cause indi- |
And
a cereal car-
reports rush,
gestien, you Suy. also, what |

the hox tops
tons, for prizes, if we listened to
cal year, I I S Ww ed ft
. grap na’
man, woman and child, granqma

|
A man checks his last tax bill, | i TY
finds he pzid less than the $362 lor | MAKE NEW LAWN NOW
each member of his family, and| Fall is the best time to Start th
figures the difference was met by | 1¢W lawn, says A. FE. Cooper, ex-
somebody else, perhaps big busi- | tension agronomist cf the Pennsy
ness, perhaps real estate. | vania State College. A good law
There are hidden taxes, we over- | requires topsoil, at least 4 inch
tnick and preferably 6 inches. Fil
look. When we buy clothing, pay
: the r h erade with subsoil u
rent, purchase groceries, we pay in the rough grade with subsoil uj
indirect tax. The income, sales [to within 6 inches of the grade
i i desired a vith topsoil
gasoline, cigarette tax we recog- | 96S! d and with pso1

nize, but forget the tax we pay foi :
bus ride, phrne call, electricity and Experiments
water. The more one buys, the New York laboratory
more tax is paid. When prices rise, the Iviry Tone
taxes increase. So, if you add your the Frank H. Lee
tangible tax, plus the indirect tax, | ed 957 of the
you may find you come closer to Tew
the $362 a person, than you real-
ized.
conducted by a
showed that

Panama
Comp ny
made Dy
reiect-
sun's feat rays.
Stimulate your business by adver:
ising in the Bulletin.
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October 11, 1010 Inman rere
[2 T sugar, 4 T
grandma's ef- | «
HAPPENINGS
an Of we
LONG AGO
20 Years AGO
l 1 1£N hool will I
esented witl foot ball te
VI. D. Done i
Roy B. Sheetz purchased the un-
lertaking busine and equipment
f te H. C. Brunner
I ( A. Kercher was re-
elected president of the Lane. Con- |
of the Lutheran Ministeri-
of Penna
Marietta Banks have discontin-
ed their Saturday evening serv-
Ground broken for the new
Hershey Community building
Dr, Smedley who had an office
t Dearbeck property moved
the Zeller property on Mari-
{ Street
567 pupils have enrolled in out
bli c¢hools
Abram B. Earhart purchased the
farm of the late Barbara Nissley in
Rapho Twp., at $170.50 pe: acre
Fxecutors of Eli B. Wolremuth
old the brick house on North Bar-
bara Street to John M. Kolp for
$8500
Markets. Eggs, 38-44; butter, 35,
ard 15
Rev. H. S$. Kiefer of the U. B.
Church has returned for his eighth

term.
Tne Elizabethtown and Marietta
Gas C extended its lines fron
F-town to Rheems and Florin.
H. J. Williams, Fred Schneider,
Jr, Irvin M. Kaylor, Jno. Mum-
ma, Jno. L. Schroll, Christ Heilig
and Herman Hartman attended the
Firemen's convention at Uniontown,
rshall Gemberling,
rove
manager ol

Baseball team, en-
tertained the team to a chicken |
dinner, in honor of thei SUCCESS
during ‘Z§ season, 10 victories in
17 games.
Over 1,000 persons attended both
essions of the Welfare Conference
at the Chiques Church
—— ee eel Cm.
The Bulletin’s
Scrapbook !
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Week's Best Recipe
Quick Apple Strudel: 2 c¢ sifted
flour, 3 t baking powder, 1-2 t salt,
snortening, 2-3 to
3-4 c¢ milk, 3 ¢ chopped apple, 1-2
{ ¢ sugar, 1 t cinnamon, confection- |
€1 sugar, chopped nuts Sift to- |
gether flour, baking powder, salt
and sugar. Cut in shortening and
add milk to make soft dough. Turn
on floured board, knead gently
Rell out 1-4 - inch thick. Brush
with melted margarine, cover witl
hopped apple Sprinkle suga
cinnamon, over apple. Recll jelly-

md form in semi-circle
roll style

n greased baking sheet. Bake 11
moderate oven 20-25 min. While
warm, frost with white frostin
made by beating confectioner
gar with [little hot
water unt
smooth, flavor with vanilla
Sprinkle chopped nuts frost-
ing. Yield: 12
For Luncheons |
over
one-imcn slices
Serve company this easily
Put
bottim oi
pre-
pared dish. halves of hard-
boiled €geS on greased

casserole. Cover with canned
mushroom soup, top with crumb-
led potato chips. Bake 20 minutes
in moderate oven. Use same meth- !
d for tuna fish casserole. Put
layer of potaty chins on bottom,
one-half of can of saredded or
broken tuna meat as second laver.
me-half can of cream of mush-
recom soup as next layer. Repeat
cess ending with topping of
crumbled potate chips. Bake same
length of time.
Children’s Clothes
A tip from extension
clothing |
specialist at Iowa State College, is |
to cover clothes for youngsters
who cut-grow them so rapidly.
Buy a snowsuit one year, a coat the
xt. 3¢ sure there is plenty of
1 the garment. See that
line is loose enough fo:

of movement, yet fits t
tay in pla Plan clothing with
imilar type fastening for children
ea how fasten and unfas-
ten their garments. Elastic should
not go more than half way around
and not be so tight it leaves red
rks on the skin
Inspirational
A merry heart doeth good like
medicine. -Proverbs 17:22
eee
Nickel
une near
produced from
Pennsyly
and old |
n Gap, ania, was
t one time exported to all indust-
rial nations, leading to many of the
that gave the metal
iniversal use in mechanical
A
levelopments
arts
Ephrata will get voting machines
.this week. ° |
(SAVE WHEAT FROM LOSS 1
Winter wheat can now be sown
ifely in nearly all sections of
Fennsylvania without danger or
oss caused by the Hessian
According to J. O exten-
i'n entomologist of tae Penns
vania State College, Se pe ve
rouped around the last of
September and the first of Octobe:
en eee
Fennsylvania, now one of the
greatest game and fish states in the
nation, practically a “shot-out”

ite in 1895.
RUPTURE
SHIELD EXPERT HERE
H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known
expert of Chicage, will personally
be at the Brunswick Hotel, Lancas-

ter, Wednesday & Thursda only
October 20 & 21,gom 9 AJM. to 4
P.M.
\h
i
re Ke |
1 th el
n \
Vr. Shevnan will be glad to dem-
onstrate witheut “charge.
N. Artesian Ave. Chicago, 15
Large incisional hernia or rupture
fellowing surgical operation
especially solicited

SIMON P.
MARY G. NISSUE Y
FUNERAL ee
Mount Joy,

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| 'AUSHERMAN BROS., |
| Realtorg
| James P. Haug, Agent
Phond, 251 !
I Cor. Jacob & Mount Joy Sts. |

Walter Scheffler
GENERAL
REPAIRING
LOCKS Ns Y AND
ELECTRICAL DEVICES
WASHING MACHINES

Manheim Street Mt.
Phone: 49-J
Joy, Pa.
9-30-4t

BENNETT'S
Restaurant
45 EAST MAIN ST.
MOUNT JOY
Monday thru Saturday
Dinner served i1-2 and 5 to 8.
bf
Closed Sundays
| BREYERS ICE CREAM
BULK AND GALLONS

BEER! Call 118J5
For Home Delivery
WACKER
SPRENGER
VALLEY FORGE
AIEL’S
PRIOR
ROLLING ROCK
ALE "%& PORTER
.
Vietor J. Schmoll
Distributor—
OPEN UNTIL 2 P. M.
Drive In For Curb Service

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No bliyers of
Steglihg Silver
The prices ot International
Sterling have not been raised.
still get beautiful
International Sterling Silver for
You can
the same price you paid several
years ago!
For example? a 6-piece place
International
setting in most
Sterling patterns for less than
$23.00. Just one more reason to
see our distinguished collection
of International Sterling Silver.
{ FICKINGER
— Jeweler —
87 East Main St. Tel.
MOUNT JOY, PA

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YOU
ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND
A DEMONSTRATION OF
“HOT POINT”
lectric Cooking
TUESDAY, OCT. 19, 1948
AT 7:30 P. M,
IN THE
East Donegal High School
Auditorium
MAYTOWN, PENNA.

SPONSOFED BY THE
American Legion Auxiliary of Maytown
ADMISSION FREE

- FREE PRIZES:—
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ELECTRIC IRON
ELECTRIC CLOCK
PAIR ELECTRIC/BOUDOIR LAMPS

Sound and 1 Movie
“IT HAPPENED IN THE KITCHEN”
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MOUNT JOY. PENNA.
PHONE 273-3
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