B=The Bulletin Ut. Jov. Pa.. Thursday, Warch 21. 1919 | school’s weekly assembly Friday af-TWO SPELLING BEES HELD | ga — » mes | AT LAST FRIDAYS ASSEMBLY GIRL SCOUTS BEE IN THE RUBY HELWIG IS WINNER During the assembly; John Two spelling bees were held dur- H. S. AUDITORIUM MAR. 25 OF AMER. LEGION CONTEST athletic coach, presented to the|ing the regular Friday afternoon Mt. Jov Girl Scouts wi nsor Ruby Helwig, a member of the student body rophy won by of the Maytown schools. a Spelling Bee Friday evening, |senior clas at Mount Joy High chool OCC team last Fall as|Participants were: Tth grade, Rosse | March 25th School, was awarded $10 Friday af- champions of the Lancaster County Eshleman, Shirley Koser, Grace There will be two spelling clas- | ternoon for her prize-winning essay Soccer League Williams; 8th grade: Ruth Kreider, ses in charge of Mrs. John Wittle the American Legion Essay Con- ~~ is Lois Jean Kreider, John Musser, and Mrs. Robert Kray P sored by the W. S. Eber- Everybody in this locality reads 9th grade: Colleen Ibaugh, Pauline Dutch Cl by Mr. A B. Ham- | sole Post No. 185. The Bulletin—that's why its adver- Bradley, Bernard Wolgemuth; 10th bright, of Elizabethtow A Seven Elizabethtown College stu- | tisers get such excellent results, grade: Sara Brubaker, Barbara Genera] Information C dents took part in a special musical " Dae Marts Bo th Boi ucted by M Emerson Rohre v Vik nted wins i bi me Jongenecker vchar fited — Hi a Sa - eon Summ he he for the Bulletine.. | {Humbert Lilly Ann Greider, 12th grade: Alice Doles, Betty Heineman | Nancy Herchelroth. Winner of 5 the Junior High spelling bee was e John Musser; 2nd, Grace Williams ind 3rd, Pauline Bradley. Winner of the Senior High bee was Alice Doles with Sara Brubaker and Bar- ™~ "Ir : bara Doles as runner-up. 1S H ER 2 The judges were Miss Grace Hen- derson and Mrs. Joan Saylor of the hish school faculty. Mrs. Ethel Broske moderated for the senior SO IS OUR SPRING MERCHANDISE a Im — COME IN AND SEE THE BEST IN TOWN STARDUST SLIPS AND GIRDLES This famous line in a full ment of sizes. BRAS COLORFUL NEW FABRICS $1.39 yd. 79¢ yd. BEMBERG TRIPLE SHEERS SANFORIZED CHAMBRAY PLAID TAFFETAS $1.35 yd. BEST 7 NYLONS $1.25 pair ALL NYLON $1.35 & $1.45 oo RAYON PRINTS $1.19 yd. 4 COTTON PRINTS 49c yd. 3% MADE EYELET PIQUE = $1.85 yd. 3 SEERSUCKER 69c yd. FLOWERED DIMITY 69c yd. RUFFLED EYELET 29¢ TO 65¢ All these fabrics in newest spring colors and patterns GET IT NOW! BRIEFS In white or tea rose NOW 50c SYLCRAFT RAYON UNDIES TOBACCO MUSLIN 12¢ yd. CHOOSE QUALITY 3 vards wide with eyelets PLAYTEX GIRDL $3.95 $4.95 ES BEANS By the pound POI.O SHIRTS For boys and girls Sizes 1 to 14 SMALL SEEDS in packs VENETIAN BLINDS TO CLOSE QUT AT HALF PRICE BOYS' AND GIRLS’ For the new spring SHORTS and SLACKS leck Ii we have the size you will save one-half Window Shades 59c-$1.25-$1.45 BOYS AND GIRLS! 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SOUP BEANS 1b, 12¢ RVES 35¢ at. 35¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL Big cans 33¢ PINK SALMON can 47c JOHNSON'S GLOCOAT WAX giant size 339c 2 pt. cans 89c 2 qt. cans $1.43 el A Pe WILL PARTICIPATE IN YOUTH [DAY IN GOVERNMENT | The East Donegal Township High | School has been invited to partici- in Youth Day in Government. officials will be pate Fifteen county el- ected by students of the high school They are: 3 County Commissioners, County Treasurer, Comptroller, 3 Prison Deeds, Sheriff, Commissioners, Solicitor, students have Inspectors, Chief Chief Deputy organ- Prothonotary, Recorder of Deputy to Registrar, County Sheriff. The ized two parties and they will nom- of officials. a gen- inate a complete slate Following these nominations lara] election will be held to deter- the The faculty |sponsoring committee the imine winners. for elec [tion is Mr. Robert Phillips, Mr. Ar- thur Hollinger and Mr. Donald Staley. The event is sponsored by Chamber of Day Junior Youth {the Lancaster Commerce and the April 12. will be — ——— “I DON'T KNOW"? born it is so WHAT'S A When mall that a kangaroc is it measurers scarcely an Besides that it's inch in length |blind, furless and must spend sev- eral months in its mcther’s pouch. When full-grown, however, it will a man and stand almost as high as can leap 10 to 12 feet. It is said that the name kangaroo is the Australian native word meaning I den’t know’. re et Qe er ree West Indian Mahegany A major cabinet wood in Eng- land and America until approxi- mately 1775, West Indian mahog- any, declined in use as supplies from Jamaica then Santo Domingo and finally Cuba, scarce. Until World War 11, were available from Cuba. War restrictions stopped its importa- tion and since the war, an export embargo has kept supplies coming to this country. It is the became minor supplies heaviest hoganies and is the. favorite old-time cabinetmaker for his hand made furniture DB ee Miss Florence A. Erb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erb, Man- heim R2, and Jchn K. Miller, son Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Z. Miller of Bainbridge R1, married at of the Saturday. Bomberger officiated —— © — —_— of were the home bride Bishop Homer Over-a-Million Magazines Number of magazines in the United States with a circulation over a million totals 48. Crushed Stone Concreting, Mason & White Sand Lintels STAUFFER'S Mortor Cement UARRIES L. J. SMITH, Owner TELEPHONE 3-9731 CONCRETE BLOCKS Chimney Blocks Flue Lining Steel and Aluminum Sash Overhead Garage Doors FIRE PLACE UNITS and ACCESSORIES Custom Drilling & Jack Hammer Work — Estimates Cheerfully Given Hat Size The size marked in a man’s hat | means that that is the diamgter of the hat. Canadian Pulpwood Newsprint capacity of Canada is about four times that of any other country. Trade Fairs Trade fairs were always tant in Europe's history. impor- pe The WALTER S. EBERSOLE POST, No. 185 Clip, fill in your name and address MOUNT JOY, PENNA. AMERICAN LEGION, MOUNT JOY. PENNA. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE NOW ON MAIL TO: CHAS. BENNETT. JR.. American Legion from | and hardest of the ma- | of the | Mt. Joy Frozen Food Locker Plant FULL LINE OF FROZEN FOODS LENTON SEASON SUGGESTIONS Flounder Fillet... 1 1b: S0¢ goperal, was NOW Haddock Fillet 1 1b. 50c i y Ovaters Box 75¢ & 80c Cod Fillet 34c 1b, pkg CLOISTER DAIRY ICE CREAM 2 qt. - 95¢ 1 gal. - 2 flavors - $1.85 Special Flavors Butterbrickle, Chocolate Chip SUPPLEE—SEALTEST ICE CREAM 2 qts. - 51.10 1 gal. - $2.10 Special Flavor — Chocolate - Mint Dixie Cups - Eclair - Raspberry Tarts ORDER PACKED ON REQUEST DIAL 35436 a KIDDIES— DO YOU WANT YOUR Pictures Taken and Published § PLUS ONE 5x7 ALL FOR FREE—¢verTone PORTRAIT FREE If you do, you're in the right community—and all you have to do is be around at the right time. SATURDAY, APRIL 9th 1PM.—-8SP. M St. Mark's Evangelical U. B. Church All children of Mount Joy and surrounding areas covered by Bulletin are invited and urged to participate in this featured event, regardless of age. also asked to co-operate because we do not want he Parents are a single youngster to be disabpointed or you either, because who knows, maybe your child is destined to fame and fortune so lets not omit arty of them The LANDRY STUDIOS of Upper Darby, Pa. have been sioned for the job, and with their eighteen years of experience we know vou will be pleased with the results. There are positively no strings attached to this offer, no cost or obligation of any kind, finished portraits may be purchased from the studi’s reporesentatives ii you so desire. but it is not 1-pressure salesmanship will be used. And not, you get one 5x7 Silver- reprodyced in compulsory and no higl whether you purchase anv portraits o nd pictures will be tone portrait absolutely FREE our forth-coming series entitled “OUR FUTURE CITIZENS” at no cost er obligation to you. Soveral poses will be taken of each child or children giving you a nice selection to choose from for the picture you want run in the paper, children must be bv a parent or guardian, rroofs of all poses will be submitted to the parents aad cuts of the approved poses will then be prepared and published in this paper Nothing is so fragile or fleeting as childhood. Capture it for- ever with portraits, Take advantage of this offer.. Let's have all “OUR FUTURE CITIZENS" pictures in the paper. and don’t for- get you get one 5x7 Silvertone Portrait absolutely FREE. THE BULLETIN | |] COMPLETE QUALITY HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SERVICE CLEANED and REFINISHED Wo QUALITY CLEANERS 76-78 East Main Street Mount Joy eee! | syrup. And here's how little it costs. 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Devilsfood Layer Cakes © 65¢ Enriched Supreme Bread 14 Supreme Raisin Loaf rain 18c Iced 20¢ Better Meat and Belle and Better Values CHUCK ROAST -41° Cross-C~* or Bolar Roast Slice sacon Lon no g43e Smoked Picnics » Frankfurts ses > Country Sausage Pork Shoulders - 39° Sal Water Cysters Pint §5¢ Boneless Steak Fish '» 25¢ BRISKET » 3c Fillets of Perch 1b 35¢ Fancy Haddock Fillets '» 39¢ Tops in Flavor and the Best Values Fancy Large Shrimp 69¢ heat-flo roasted Large, resh Croakers Ib 35¢ |Gold Seal Hot Roll or om 25¢ ASCO COFFEE » RRC 210:87¢ [Cake Mixes |Glenside Calif. PEACHES 4 c 23 Win-Crest Ceffee Cal. Raisins 2 pkgs 29¢ ib Gc 2 bs 79¢ Glen Cove |Robford Large {Stam Chowder 2 cans 3c 53¢ Cal. Prunes Prices Effective March 21.25.26, 1949. Quantity Rights Reserved. Bonner Seadless » DUR DOLLAR BUYS bl AT THE ACME Fresh or Smoked vac. pack Ib can or jar dl IDEAL COFFEE blue, bloo that medi had castle was Sh Satu thi BLO BUY Th ty b: wil] tobac cent! with and | ter accor Item,
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