Pe The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, November 11, 1948 (

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The Mount Joy Bulletin HAPPENINGS

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Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AGO towns
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ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 wm = : = =
mind him of tl cost of osing Pd aid itd ido i :
Pul 1 sda} No lem ent ~~ p nun
9-11 East § he uid 20 Years Ago ap
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Subscription, per year . $2.00 WHY TRU) N WON 1
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Six Months ... . $1.00 Wh President Truman's victor d 1
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re i Tuesday uch a surprise to 1
Single ( 5 ( . VI I Ri
. } 1 1 till 1s, to the writer I
Sam Cope wove] I
1S simple as a 15-stoiy brick |
Entered at the Postoffice t Mt 1 i field with absolutely noth-
0 wo | ( plar 1
Ja Pa seond-class 1 { { truct its view >
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ter | r the Act of fol : not #0 that : ah
ring cla whi ined . ‘1p
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NR \ 4 il ( Demoerati leader : v t}
+ ofited the ) nd hout mal 1 I
rm ’ huliabulu. th 3 i
bout 1 iy ce valu hat m ol a mnfabuin, they Is- r
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for-til argumen : eh :
C00 iw predominates 1
> A Nye ITTV RS nt out night after y ( ore ret
Tod he) tately preceding the clection. { vith snow flurries in
1 nave compe - i { WwW 1 5 :
nd their mission w not a re- re
titien i tic old nd > 2 : Y A Lv i have ed witl
4 olied . bal quest. No, it was nu far more rated } den annivel I k
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thin with the understanding th cmphatic. Many of the unions gave le
t 1 i
: 3 en to understand that unless they varle heaffer :
} ns we all fadio inquiries on |Men to untersiand ! 3 Vi M Chai Sheaffer | “4
RI 1 TURNI our he
the for exactly one-half REGISTERED and TURNED Wi ed 6A ; Lu Te tt
(he prize money. You can't call | TO VOTE their job hung in the hal- : HalloweoH
i prize mong x ou an ‘
i th dumb-beil nd nce. It is needless to tell yeu how fp, 4 re}
| -be ane I I
what ririces us most is that she well they fo'lowed orders. Leading I \ Legion arranged
con't hold or get a better job than labor leaders vim they defeated 89 if
mindine kd percent of the men they opposed.
© © @ On the other hand many thought
Vr 'O BLAME Dewey's election was in the bay and K Talta Lodge held
Yeitord Bucksve cominesntat- | tldn't even vote. T ubstant-
er 01 oo» radio said that numerous | '2t¢ this statement, right here n
3 : : Mount Joy we knit if at leas alt en d [ wert toler
manufacturers cf farm machinery, Mount Joy we know of at least hal : light
loze i holders—neither the i { Tusse
1 1 . a dozen coflice holden either they ( 1 Re
particularly tractors, ¢istribute their ne
: or their wives came near the poll I poultry fai and yi
preduets to dealers all over thel™ 5 ad :
Dpited Stat They hip light Now they are sorry, so what. And 1 farme n eastern Lan- Y
United 4 + The ship g , ) : . i want t
. that, fo'ks, easily explains the re- ( id their 1928 tobacco it
tractors to ccctions where there 3 ; \ . t
+. sult of last week's election. roy 18 a cer cor
no demand « le. They also ship oo ' ' 0.55: Buttor terial
Vi ( yutle at 1 1 I
heavy to sections where : a Natt te
they are not used REAL MONOYOLY ? y
1 ip ha Ye V . 1 1 ved ot 1 i
Then along comes the grey mark- One of the principal busine ned -
i ‘ » countr ecenthy
eter. buys these surplus tractors, | newspapers of the country recentl : :
takes them to an adapted section had this to say abeut late develop- :
and gets a big price. ments in the seft coal industry: Ong :
- : : K i
And there vou are Mr. Farr man—Mr. Lewis is nn comy 4
dit : ’ , M
: ORIN is umnion—intends te
We will let vou judge who i command of } nion to r
sponsible for the high prices on | 52) hew much coal shall be preduc-
tractor » led. He states the proposition with x 3 : : : ver |
OLS. A 0D ( ] « al 1 1
frankuess and without the least hint ! !
eo ® » frankness and without the least hint 1864 :
. t 1 >i 101 rel S
THF COUNTRY HAS ITS CHARM [of apology. He apparently thinks he Lincol ad 9 i ston CO
You dwell in the city and yearn eught te have that power. : chins ol
{ fresh ai I # Z The way to avoid these situations
i 1 I ide in Y
celled free co The | 's te apply the same anti-monopoly a inant ti da tion
man whe lives an often rules to labor uniens as are applied

wishes for the social and cultural [to the operators of trade

advantages offered by the city. try.
In a recent study made by the The incident which brought out (From Page 1) ~ Th Fir eC
ricultural Committee of Con- [this comment bad to do with Mr r boro. If accepted Council mu € re oma
gress, there is a lesking ahead Lewis’ apparent determination to le. improve nd repai
tn 1975 It is predicted that tell the miners how many days a ¢ y all exten . y
hv thei mire city workers week they « t to work. And that ( fire ke
ill n the country and, by lis just one more ef the many ex- et light nd care for all Harold
that time 211 s will have more {amples that could be cited of Mr.
o! th adventages of city life. | Lewis’ monopoly p over a rl i an ous N
ficiency ard goed business meth- | great industry which s At P
eds nust be used by farmers, if [duct absclutely essential to the 14 th on and the lv way Presid
h to keep up with this | welfare and economic strength of i, whiol I 1 be Pres
converss The popu- |this country. If, for example, the { : do I
Iatien of (i nation is expected to coal operators shut down their ’ rect
! 15 to 20 cent more and told consumers to go would ke vem ial
but farm equipment | hang because they weren't satisfied ofore the boro would be repaid }
il ra utrut 50 percent more | wiih conditions, the government ir concerned Ire
! ent, ine t states. | would act with the speed of light- i f ‘ who seek ad Rev
J mei mes nin int statue would x in tv. bv H t
’ +. DR he i the offenders. Yet ot Olt id A
i rise in the number Mur. ems to have the ; { rng
0 > rex erated | oy to determine how much or 3; written. not ‘ Chi
ricultural t-ups. it seems 10.0 fittle coal will be mined. a du nm in Arndt; Cl
3 B ory that | giotate almost every phase 0 } neral infor
tl ne | form Viv Bee Yay Coy, : Hook
i : i ahd tans a neusry $ Operations v 1 ©O y ot
The gains Mr. Lewis 1 ha 1
GEHIng fu te el 5 sfougul uo » for the ners are one thing. i V 4 t ni lic
cn ul i of farms arouns . er ; 1 Ccel
The pessession of life and death ‘ boro of |
Vount J¢ : : Sct
x ' power cver a vit resource IS a Holland wine frm
Sut, as they conslanily warn uvs- 34 3 ‘ 2 . Win Schae
Gn. very different inde > It Is Frank Ix & Sons, Ins, at the regular | Miller
® 60 that w e have permitted the n ting f that boro's Council, ask- to siato
WITHOUT JUDGME uilding up of a labor monopoly og that body to annex a plot of over | (erna
Le vhich can undermine the strength tes. The firm was willing :
errs in uftment ma . a4 : 1. : > Jelegate
Ps Hic bat i wav be of oid nat oh. That wou ¢ never be 6-inch cast iron water main | ays Paul
vor. he " permed i we ame n of the plot. 970 n
: . trv. It must net he permitted Ye 1 lav
his error pr Elles 1 dine Dy Tebow :
ment f£-1 The accidents caused i a a 1 ent Commit
by drunken drivers are witl resent
i BRIDGE | devel nt os ve-| 5
11. CROSS AT STEELTON dived be the boro. decd te the boro
he I Th pik { ¢ » modernly paved street 1
is more dangerous a weapon than : i All the work to be done under Boro | I L, $
a le:ded gun. The sense of pow- > upervi but bsolutely not | General
er ges to th befuddled head. | ! YT lone cent of expense to said Boro
Without sense of timing, of direc- he av It is needless to say New Holland | 52.755.06;
tion, of speed, the destiny of others tie IH : 7 ote pted the proposition immedi=-
hangs in the balance. No mat. | Just north of Motor Su y and had an ordinance prepar- | SIGHT OF EYE RETURNS
ter with what ¢ you drive The Turnpike We he
and those with you, are at his > ving districts Last August,
mercy. Without judgment the warl : Sh ah is lare desiro enjoying our horo’s | minded
drunk man is without mercy. He ; ) : dvant they could get quick ac- reve gradually
is a at th:zt gives no warning. 1g : "tion if they 30 yme as | Pent ol ¢
a menace you scmetimes can ridge Ww 4 : lid the firm at New I Frank rre
avoid. The fines, impriscnment, ji 0 1 Dag- - la meres the time,
loss of drivers license, haven't [1208 bul Ue MANHEIM GIRLS WINS
kept © e from driving cars,” 3 B : "| FIRE PREVENTION SLOGAN
when intoxicated. of { roy of his
in Mount Vernon, the 4 oar S= Last Su
- ny @ us rn
mayor, serving as dge, fined =a ntest sponsored bv the Lan- | eration
drunken driver, $5 All brought JRE LIKF A DOLL THAN ster Co. Firemen's "Association, | @luic ol
before him on the same charge, A REAL BABY fi V v Reitz, 17 the daugh- |@nd struck
were (oo receive the sme fine. The rallest baby ever born at M I Mrs. Leroy Reitz | on after,
For 72 days since the first $500 t} 1 General Hosy Her slo- | aWOke
fine was imposed, there were no saw the light of day Thursday. S D:n't Let Your Best Friend, | fected eye
ariests made on this chatge. | is Cythia Anne Sherrard, Lancastér |} Become Your Worst Foe.” back
This is not a heavy penalty when [and weigl vo pounds and th Seen SW leet ee specialists
dealing with murder, bit it may ounces. Her foot prints are smalle Stimulate your business by adver. | Nerve was
serve to curb the drinker, and re- | than her mother's thumb. ising in the Bulletin loss of sight,

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— of — Personally,
142 pupils in firs
pared with 88 last year.
and devotion to
construction begins i
ee er
Lee Ranck Head

president; John Miller, vice presi-
| dent; Anita Myers, secretary and
| George McCue, treasurer; fresh- |
mens Donald Thome, president;
| Paul Fjtzkee, vice president; Patsy |
i Brooks, secretary and Gerald Ber- |
| rier, treasurer. {

DAYS OF APPEAL FOR 1949 |
VALUATIONS:

| TO THE TAXABLE INHABITANTS |
OF LANCASTER COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to every
taxable inhabitant within the re-
spective boroughs, townships and
city of Lancaster of said County that
the Commissioners of Lancaster
| County will hear appeals from and |
sit as a Board of Revision relative
to the 1 estate assessments for |
1949 in the County Commissioners’
Office in the Court House in the
of Lancaster on the days fol-
lowing, to wit:
Mount Joy twp., Monday, Nov. 15.
Mount Joy hero, West Donegal
twp. ard Elizabethtown boro, Friday

West Hempfield twn., Manor twp,
Conoy twp. and Mariet.a boro,
Monday, Nov. 22.
Ray oho twp., Wednesday, Nov. 24.
eg twp... East Hemp-
field twp., and Fis t Petersburg boro, |
Friday, Nov, 26 {
al will be considered ex- |

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INO ar
cept the days designated for
the respective districts; unléss satis- |
reason is given fod failure to
come at the proper timg, and not
then unless the persong appealing is
accompanied by the of the
district in which thefproperty under |
consideration is ass@ssed.
rs will sit to}
ppeals|fromf9 to 12 o'clock in |
rning wind from 1 to 3 o'clock
afternoon’ of the days desig-
ated. Assessors are reqiired to be |
in attendance during that time.
By ots r of tht |
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS |
Attest: Wm. F. Paes, Chief Clerk.
11-11-1t |

The Comimissior

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Heisey BROTHERS QUARRIES
ROAD CONSTRUCTION

RHEEMS,
lilding Fund $1,084.58:

A A ee ona.
the good friends who assistéd when we had the
destructive fire at our Qua
customers who are so paflent and cooperative
in this interval of reconstryction.
AFTER BLOW ON HEAD

Please be advised t at we are in the pro-
cess of rebuilding and\in/a few weeks our plant
will be operating.
We have spent all our lives in the stone
business and regardless of adversity we will
We will also continue to give you
the best materials and service.
returnec
Many thanks for all your kindness,
HEISEY BROS. QUARRIES
W. HEISEY
W. SCOTT HEISEY |
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HELP WANTED
MEN for
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WOMEN for
SPINNING ROOM,/ TWISTERS AND
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First and Second Shift
GOOD PAY
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PENNA.

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oct. 28-4t, |

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Offer expires Saturday, Nov. 13th

A&P Coffee is a bigger value than ever.
Joo it's your best buy today — because
A&P Coffee prices have not advanced.
Mild & Mellow (3-1b. bag St. 15)
EIGHT O'CLOCK we 40¢
Rich & Full-bodied (3-Ib. beg $1.24)
RED CIRCLE we 43e
Vigorous & Winey (3-Ib. bag 5 29)
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Pineapple Juice
4 18-02 33 46-01 38¢
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CHICKEN :°1.99
RIPLEY TOMATO
CATSUP = 2 29
PINEAPPLE “hou ne 29¢
RICE PUDDING xo 3 ,.23¢c
HURFF’S SOUP so 1omio 0: )
G.L.F. BEANS , mo. 3: 25¢
CLUB CRACKERS J.
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FRUIT CAKES i. $1.25 1:82.45 ©
HEINZ SOUP 550.0 21 25¢
CHED-O-BIT ou xe 79g
BORDEN’S PIPPIN 34% 3 20c
Olecomargarine
PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED
OLEOMARGARINE uw | 35¢
) GOOD LUCK if omen wg 39C
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Last Days of Ou FALL-WINTER
POTATO SALE
50 ud dB 39 ith
U.’S. No. | ho POTATOES Boy yod $1.75
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MOTHER'S OATS 20-07 pkg 16¢
CHOCOLATE SYRUP
HERSHEY'S 2 16-07 cans 27¢
SUNMAID ZANTE
CURRANTS 2 11-02. pkgs. 29¢
WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED
MILK 4 tall cans 55¢
PAPPAS
CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 i1-lb cans 29¢
BRIGHT SAIL
SOAP FLAKES large pkg. 27¢
ARMOUR’S
CORNED BEEF 12-07. can 49¢
SCRATCH & MASH FEEDS
Daily Laying Mash
Daily Growing Mash
Daily Berateh Feed
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83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
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