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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE | CONSIDER CUSTOMERS
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY | : sh
i i. iA \NK OF MOUNT JOY, | NA. | In planning what to plant, think
=A fl, Have Your AWNINGS § Ali risk OF BUSINESS O03 | of your customers as well as your-
> th ublished in response to eall an self, suggests H. F. McFeely, ex-
Made Now! ; ( pire er of the Care yoo : She tae 3 =
by Section 5211, U. S. Revieed Sta. | tension agricultural economist of
Order Now-Pay Later! tutes) the Pa. State College. How much
irs A do they want, what do they want,
Complete Awning 3 including and when do they want it are the
Service! +i thes and questions to answer in producing
allection 208,008.18 | the crop.
Ve M 1s 71 Government obliga. -— wns lh
. . 1 direct and ganran
nv, and | 17,428.60 PRODUCE QUALITY EGGS
p- go Other al oe notes, and i (op Pa. poultrymen have two incen-
st inclndine tives for producing high-quality
r Qty of } | (| 1 :
Als 181 le Vene- Fa 11 oan a0 | €88s, according to W. F. Johnstone,
tian Blinds, nises 0 net extension agricultural economisi
™ \ nite { «
For Deta h ’ 11.261 s4 | of the Pa. State College First,
1 ' 1a : consumers want high-quality eggs
A. . ve owned other and are willing to pay for them
all i i = :
Call Columbia 48101 or ‘write nk promi 44 and secondly, there is strong com-
petition from other states,
A S80 : ISH —
Haldeman’ s Upholstering & Awning Service Nama, ny Ao Everybody in this locality reads
Via. nartnershins, & The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-
di Ith and Spruce Streets, COLUMBIA, PA, ime deposits of individ ' tisers get such excellent results.
navtnershing, sand —————r — eee me
-31-1f 1s of AT 8 Gaver. ; Suhseribe for the Bulletin.
ment (inclnding postal eee tam.
—— lll... Yo * OF CONDITION OF THR
Das ' + and * NATIONAT, RANK AND
polit livision . "04 ™ XH COMPANY : OF MT. JOY
Shay dennsite (retried. and IN THR STATE OF PENNSYI~
cashier J te) 149.52 VANIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI.
‘ni y 1 Vd NESS ON APRIL 11, 1949
in waht ‘Published in response to call made
liahilit by Comptroller of the Currency, une
v a der Section §211, U. S. Revised Sta-
Of liabilities 19 tutes),
J ASSETS
| Liahilitios {800 Tach, balances with other
// Hh CAPITAL ACCOUNTS hanks including reserve
A / tal Stock: balance and cash items in
7 Cammen ste total par ir f val { i T62,956.19
i ° £195 M00 gona ne | fT S Government obligza-
vrnh 0,600,600 direct and guar-
ic and Span Ii i os
17.4971 of States and
% | ! i ' ubdivisions 26,315.73
STURDY : ss + Notes, and de
Total Tiahilitios na S001
$ ( { cunt | Cormmorate stocks (inelnding
oxon Brooms nso SR
an dk) . Nia GO
B As ers li va oo ; nis Gmalnaing
ror ott DINOS G00. 00 | 1 to re
| State ot Pennsvivanin, County of | ov nad 22.194 17,
$ fancastor, ss | 1d fixtures $6,-
I. carl 8S. Krall, cachier. of hel 1° 26.12
|] ‘hat the ahave statement i’ tre te thar nk premises 1.00
he hest of my and halle? oh { 201.49
CARL S. KRALT,
f | to and hefors me Tota ta Hn
B k t 10 t th dav of April, 1949 on LIARIT TINS
Annie * Rianeiperar. Nothry Pah¥ mand denogite of divid-
uc e S quar C | on res Jar y 1942 nal navinarshins, and
Yaryect Atruet: i arparation . 1.488.230 N
— HENRY H. KOSER Time danasits of Individs
EF NY SIWOOMTR nn and
ALVIN J. REIST ba 1.056, 12
Cl | Diractare | 00097 Te I, =
i . | LB 4 ey | I Mes)
tv rive rt ITT ina SEE Nie Wo and polit-
. | aver eT OF CONDYTIO Ow "Ew ! 1
; eanser 2 at reg price 23c¢ FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF : ns 26,046.21
1 f 1 LANDISVIEIR IN THER STATR| en and
OF PRNNQVIEVANIA AT THF v's whe fo) 6,929 0)
= or ¢ CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON A'RIL pry poe ! |
11. 1949 her 18,996.61
Published in response to call made m | 9 aie
Comptroller of the Currency, un Pot Vint iis LS 185.1
. der Section 53211, UU, 8S, Revised St; CATITAL, «> "n!
for B hl 23 Vine S09 anes Ye Ad
ASSETS stock, total war
wal Walices: with. offer £197 000.00 19% NON ON
LE —— hanks, including reserve RT
halance, and cash items Undivided profit | )
nj of lect 1
{1 3 overnment o ri Fotal anita Account
cru rus es C tions, direct ind Es
anteed 1 17,003.21 Tato) Tiahiliti amd Capi
Obligations of States aul tal Aceannt d
mid Le political subdivision 22,550.71 MINOT AND A
Y NQON Other Ponds, Notes and pledeed or assigned
1 JOHNSON debenture 56,050 48 to secure Liabilities and for
i C 1 Corporate stocks (including ‘ po 183,412.60
{ $4,800.00 stock of Federal of Pennsylvania County of
- at \ ‘ t. C Reserve Bank) 4,800.60 | 1.0 & '
» 0 0 ax q Loans and discounts (includ- : Bombergor, cashier of the
ine $.03 overdrafts) 05,841 ahove-named bank. do solemnly atlirm
1 Bank premises owned $1.00 that the above statement is tenet
1 qt. Lo price 49c¢ and fixture ; the hest of my Rid od helint
1170.49 1171.49 EM POM Cashier
tm t ind other assets A med and nhaeril 1 hefore
ndirectl representin hin nie th } 1 f Avril, 1949
a $ prem y r rei ¢ 3 Gerviead eh Notary Public
Le 7.500.000 | | ect Attest
| gts. AMOS LE ISSIR
" otal Ass Yona Wo GEMUTH
a rn Sra LIABILITIES HENRY HH. EP)
Demand deposits of individ-
sf ony . nals nartnerships and re
corporations 101 )
Ib. can C Pine deposits of individ SIMON P. NISSLEY
With Cake-Improver far batter baking HAIR, AML MARY G. NISSLEY
NT Deposits of United States FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Government (Including pos- Mount Joy, Pa.
Se t 1 1 12S) i IM '
: ath Nn its of States and pol-
Gets skin cleaner bath C 0 subdivision 12,348.21
Other deposits (certified and
NEW 1950 RISO EE fy mL me ann.
C Oi 213.39 Realtors
3 times whiter washing action Tia TAT rey James P. Haus, Agent
LUX TOILET SOAP Ploe 3-571
{ pital Steck
Common stock, total par Cor. Jacob & Mount Joy Sts.
, Beauty care of screen stars C T3000 | {errr
| [ | ndivide d pire fits 1S 480.00 EE i - tr ~~~
SWAN | Reserves an «d retirement =
| 2 f | mw socky WIN CUSTOM WOOD SAWING
Newer, better floating soa or C | Total Capital Accounts 182.26 IDS OF
: 2 | Total L iabilit ies and ALL KINDS OF
Si LVER DUST | Capital Account 88.7 FIRE-WOOD
\ MI] TANDIUN
FY peor iy PHONE LANDISVILLE 6662
C to secure liabilities and 4-21-1tp
| | for other purhoses 310,000.00 | -. a Tr a A Wr A RE
LUX FLAKES | State of Pennsylvania, County of Te
0 L.ancaster, SS
| 1. N. 1.. Bowers, cashier of the Y
: : FRR ahi or wk 3 inet
Give faster; richer suds Be iment x van do pine
I}! the best of my knowledge and bellef (35” high, prewar)
TOP OI > N ' IOWVWERS ‘ishier
| NCRRIS (WHOLE BY iin 10 a I ie In our care to sell
| Whit C N { this 18th day of April, 1949 Big Bargain to quick buyer
| Georg: A. Shencl Justice of the : .
| 0. 2 can 0 Pea My ommission expr Jax CQ ) .
It€ Lorn Pen Spanglers’ Music House
| Corre Attoct:
| Dr! VIONTE rn SAE AR 2112 NORTH 6TH STREET,
4 NR a HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Fruit Cocktail No. 2:2 can 33
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| NOKRIS |
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| Tiny Peas Neo. 2 can 49: |
19
re
No. can
Apricots

Potatoes 15 Ib. bag 9
| [Hess’Food Stores
MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVILLE
PHONE 23-9094 MANHEIM 210M
3} These Prices Effective and Saturday (this week)

bey, Everywhere, Reads The Bulletin

| sales.
Directors
ALL-DAY FARM MACHINERY
HOG AND COMMUNITY SALE
AT BEVERLY TWIN MARKET
Farm Machinery and
Livestock Exchange
G. K. Wagner. Prop. Phone 442
R. D. 2. Elizabethtown, Pr
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1949
at 10:00 a.
town, Pa.
70 NEW AND
all makes. Few
of other
anvthing vou need
Cars and Trucks, 100 Hogs,
of Government Surplus Goods.
m. sharp, near Elizabeth-
USED TRACTORS
Crawlers,
Hundreds |
Pieces of Farm Machinery; |
Lots
Bring in your surplus machinery. |
the time to sell it.
Now is
Terms—Cash.
Next two sales on Tuesday, May |
3, and Saturday, May 21, 1949. |
Six auctioneers. |
Small commission charged on all |
i
Fats on Grounds.
G. K. WAGNER
Sales Manager |
We have Baby Chicks every Mon-
day and Thursday. Write for price
| list. 4-14-2t

Stimulate vour business by adver-
I tiging in the Bulletin.
|
|

HOW ARE YOUR SHOES ?
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
BRING THEM IN.
, City Shoe Repairing Co.
30 SOUTH QUEEN STREET
LANCASTER, PENNA,
UST A LIL ACT
TO GET YOUR
ATTENTION WHILE
WE PUT IN

Average Farm Family
Sees Income Recede
Buying Power Higher
Now Than Year Ago
What, if anything, is happening to
the average U. S. farmer with re-
gard to the money he gets for what
he raises, and does he have
thing to worry about?
Although there has been a mod-
erate drop income of farmers,
the average family has more pur-
chosing power today than it had a
any-
mn
-
(EAR WACO WY

7
7
7
2%
|

% we we we FM Income
7 ae Living Costs 7
“4 National Average Income
7
Donn
INVESTOR fF, INNEAPO i
Giri VAI Ile
year ago, a reliable monthly sui-
vey of ‘real income’ reveals. ‘Real
income’ is the relationship of rey-
enue to living costs.
The national figures indicate that
the average home has 2 per cent]
more buying power than last year.
Wage-earners, salaried people and
those with investment income are
equally well off, while the farmer
is now about 3 per cent below his
status of a year ago.
It should be remembered,
ever, that such status a year
was at a then all-time high,
Besides the
the it is
be further
prices, said,
pected
tapering
months,
tin
way,
survey
that there may
off during the next six|
but farm income will con-
at a high level, In the same
although surpluses are begin-
ning to appear the clothing in-
dustry, there no signs yet that
likely
ue
nn
are
are
sharp price breaks

Overhauling the Land

Ten
the
Grande
Grande,

years’ work
soil-depleted 300-acre Rio
College farm at Rio
Ohio, were compressed
into 13': hours recently by 600
workers and hundreds of pieces
of mechanized farm equipment. In
this hilly Ohio valley country,
chief problem was removal of
excess water which had been
carrying away top soil. Diversion
ditches and sod water outlets
were prepared. Two ponds were
built. The course of a stream was
altered. Years of cultivation had
taken much of the life from the
farm’s soil, so the horde of work-
ers also attacked the problem of
soil rejuvenation, Great areas
were tilled, limed, fertilized and
seeded and overgrown pasture
land was reclaimed and prepared
for seceding. In the picture, a jeep,
equipped with bush and bog har-
row, is engaged in mulching as
part of the work done on the farm,
2,4-D Winter Spraying
Destroys Stumps, Weeds
Successful winter spraying with]
an ester of 2,4-D is the newest twist|
to the ever-broadening field of chem-|
ical weed control.
At East Lansing, Mich, agron-|
omists Keith Barrons and L. L.|
Coulter of the Dow Chemical com-|
pany announced that stumps|
sprayed in near zero weather dur-|
ing the past three winters have|
responded to treatment in the same|
manner as stumps sprayed during|
the summer season. The chemical]
used was Esteron 44 which contains|
44 per cent of the isopropyl ester of
2,4-D.
Weak Egg Shells Mean
Hens Require Calcium
Feeding oyster shells to laying]
hens to furnish the calcium needed|
for making strong «gg shells is sug-|
gested by Irving J. Mork, agent o
the North Dakota Agricultural col-
lege extension service.
*‘Hens that lay steadily will, as|
time goes on, lay eggs with weak |
shells,” he said. ‘Usually this is|
due to a lack of calcium in the ra-|
tion. It can also be due to a lack|
of vitamin D, however.’

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re © |
Everybody reads newspapers but|
NOT everybody reads circular ad- |
‘using in the Bulletin.
it’s something like.
7% | given
how-|
ago|
recent drop in farm|
ex-|
| And I'm advisin’
‘| of
in rebuilding |
use
! they
{ the rocks you gotta divvy with ‘em. |
Give- Away

By
JOHN T. KIERAN
Tar little bag was Plunger's
chief concern. As he sat down
at the table he placed it carefully
between his feet. Then he looked
at his two companions with the
elated expression they knew of old.
His face lighted up like
that when of the ambitious
dreams had hold of him
“What's up
Plunger?’ one of
asked with
Is t a
a dia-
always
one

- Minute
Fiction
them
a smile,
mint
mond mine this time?"
Plunger looked around quickly.
“It's not a diamond mine. jut
Only better.”
The second of the two
turned partly away. He was
mood to-listen to one of the
ing, never completed plans that had

or

men
mn no
glow-
the young fellow his nick-
name. But the first man led him
on,
Better than a diamond mine?"
he asked with mock incredulity.
“Yes. A whole sackful of rocks
as big as your fist, And only a
flimsy wall safe in the way.
night—-""
He stopped
To-
short as he noticed
that a stranger was sauntering to-
ward their table. Plunger's first
companion nodded to him and then
said to Plunger: “Don’t mind him.
He's all right. He's cracked a few
himself. That's Al Dryser.”
RYSER sat down in the fourth
chair and Plunger recovered
his enthusiasm with a rush. Rather
it increased. He was in great com-
pany. A successful cracksman,
that's what Al Dryser or at
he had been they
him.
was,
| least before
caught
“I've got the address here,” Plunger
went on, taking a slip of paper from
bis pocket. "I'he maid put me onto
it. A whole sackful of shiners!”
‘What's all this, young man?
It was Dryser who spoke. Plainly
| he was disapproving the boy's ex-
citement.
“Why a swell chance for a rich
haul! The maid said there was
| fifty grand in that sack. Fifty
grand! And mine for little
work 1
“Little,
fellow."
“Not this job. The maid said
there wasn't even a houseman on
guard. They thought nobody knew
about the rocks bein’ hid there and
| didn’t want to draw attention to
| them,”
“Don’t tell me there
ger. I've been in this business, see?
you to stay clear
a
a
but dangerous, young
it.”
‘How
get by
nothin’
Plunger
and
tools?
do you think you're gonna
with it? You don’t know
about crackin’ safes.”
reached for the
opened it proudly.
They told me how
black
“See
to
bag
them

here,”
taking a slip of
paper from his pocket.
“I've got the address
Plunger went on,
‘em where I got em. Besides,
this wall safe ain't much more'n a
tin can.”
Dryser’s
know
“What
If you
did
get
curled.
i?
lip
about
If you don't get em they ain't out
nothin’. Heads they win, you
lose. No wonder they're willin’ to
have you try. I know those birds.”
LUNGER'S confidence was fast
oozing away. But he held on,
Plunger fumbled with the ad-
dress. ‘‘But maybe your jobs wasn't
like this " he ventured hope-
fully.
myself.”
tails
one,
Suddenly he leaned forward and |
| looked directly into Plunger’s face.
Let me
I'm an
I know
You
“Listen, young man.
speak to you like a father,
old hand at this business.
all its griefs and false hopes.
don’t even know its first principles.
Plunger recrossed his legs nerv-
ously. He kicked the bag under the
table. Then he pursed his mouth
regretfully and cast the wadded
address slip to the floor.
"Guess maybe I'd better be goin’
| bome,” twas all he said as he arose
and walked away.
Dryser sat there meditatively
until the other two had left. Then
he reached down for the address
slip. Carefully he smoothed
out. Rising,
black bag under his coat,
his cap lower over his eyes
| started out.
Released by WNU Features.
tl] WA Gn
Everybody in this locality isl
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-
pulled
and
tisers get such excellent results.
~ oma
ain’t no dan- |
“I'd be afraid of any other |
it |
he slipped the little |
Thursday,
\pril 21, 1949—3

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{ 1949 Chrysler
The Bulletin, Mi. Joy, Pa.
1950 STATE FARM SHOW
WILL BE HELD JAN. 9-13
Pennsylvania's 1950 Farm Show
will be held the week of Jan, 9-13
The date was fixed by the State
Farm Show Commission
The 1949 exhibit, one of the lar-
gest in the nation, brought 4 ree
ord attendance of 580,000 visitors
ducing the five days
sr tl i
ENVIRONMENT HELPS
Sensitive to environment, the
farm family produces more nd
geta more out of life under impro- |
ved living conditions, Those rea-
sons justity more emphasis on bet-
ter rural housing and attractive
farmsteads says J. R. Haswell, Pa
State extension agricultural engin-'
vel
A
USE GOOD PLANTS
Garderners when buying plants |
sheuld insist on well-developed
root systems no plant is better than
{ 1942
its roots J. H. Boyd, extension
| ve getable specialist of the Pa
State College, urges use of Trans- |
plants rather than seedlings Se- |
lect
ty
short, stccky plants
outdoo tempering €s
Rates for this 25
nsertion,
line each
| advance.
column are
If over five lines,
insertion, all
Sc

hardened
CLASSIFIED
«JC per
per
payable
in
FOR SALE Seibert Collapsible
coach, grey, good condition. Price
$12. Ph. Mt. Joy 3-5102. 4-23-1tp
FRESH STRAW FOR SALE: Nice,
bright, wheat straw. Dial Mt Joy
| 3-5521. 4s 21-
{HELP W ANTE D: “Man for fc od
store in Marietta. Meat cutting,
ete. Experience helpful but not nec-
essary. Good proposition to right
| party. Give references. Write P. O
Box 104, Marietta, Pa 4-21-31
| FOR SALE: yx Terrier Puppies.
Apply Jacob E. Brubaker, Mt. Joy,
| Phone 3-3761 4-21-1t

| FOR SALE:

mattress, price $15.00. Phone
| Joy 3-4281.
| FOR SALE: No. 5 Underweod
{| Typewriter, perfect condition. 100
Columbia Ave., Mt. Joy or phone
| Mount Joy 3-5313 4-21-1t
| COST: Lady's Black Wullet, with
drivers license, el Finder please
| return to owner or this office
| 4-21-1tp
Metal folding bed with
Mount
| FOR SALE: Spotted. Poland China
| sue King Pigs. Telephone Mt. Joy
. 4-21-1t

| TOBACCO MUSLIN

CLEARANCE

|

I MAKE DANDY PORTABLE AIR

COMPRESSORS with 2-cylinder
Pumps and % h. p. motors. Sold
reasonable, Cover's Welding Shop,
"| Mount Joy 4-14-tf.
FOR SALE: 1937 International
Panel Truck, good condition, Priced
to sell. Apply Kulp's News Agency
Mount Joy. 3-17-tf

Late Model Rototiller,
season, good as new. Call
Elizabethtown 78, ask for
3-3'-tf
SALE
used one
evenings,
Mr.
Johnson,
AWNINGS VENETIAN
L INDS FURNITURE UPHOL.-
STERING call Columbia 48101 or
write to HALDEMAN'S UPHOL-
STERY AWNING SHOP, 11th &
Spruce Pa. 3-31-tf

| Fe
B
&
Sts, Columbia,

400x18 De-
and Tubes
{ WHO CAN USE
mountable Rims,
it $2 each or $7.50 for the lot?
wheel size and have no
Apply Bulletin, Mt.
3-26-tf
Four
Tires

changed
further
Joy.
use

FOR SALE:
New Yorker 4-Dr.
Sedan,
Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan.
1938 Studebaker 4-Dr. Sedan.
1937 Graham Coupe.
1934 11% ton Dodge Truck.
STALEY'S GARAGE
Pa. Dial 3-5951
3-24-tf
Florin,

ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.
Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf

TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S
New-rebuilt-used. J. M. Engle, 411
E. High, Elizabethtown 14J. 4-8-tf
[FF INTERESTED
car—See—Ben Staley
Mount Joy.

in selling your
or call 3-5951
5-9-tf

SALE: Stoves,

FOR Heatrolas, will
also buy all kinds of scrap iron.
Sell stove wood, locust or oak,
[small lots, or truck load. Guy D.
| Spittler, Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy, Pa.
1-27-tf
[JOY COAL: Nut, Stove and Egg,
| Pea, Buckwheat, Rice, Walter Derr,
230 West Main Street, Mount Joy,
Pa.
! NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
| GARAGE DOORS: 8'x7,
10’x10°, 12'x12’. In stock for im=
{ mediate delivery. Automatic electric
| overhead door operators. Controlled
[from the dash of your car. Also a
| fot of commercial and pivoted steel
{ gash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Jov.
i Pa. Faone 83-3011 4-17-tf
| HELP WANTE D: Girl or Woman
for li ht housework in family of
idulis. No washing or ironing. Easy
cleaning, no bri brace Hours
8:30 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. or later, if
Call at The Bulletin of=i
fice or Dial 3-9661 Joy. 3-17-tf
Mt
WA NT ED
GIRL OR WOMAN

mo : FOR EASY HOUSEWORK
I'wo and three yards de, clear- No Washing or Ironing
{ or NO ashim Ol roning
Janes price a low as $340 per WN ADJUSTABLE HOURS
qq. yd. bale. Ben Franklin Store, DIAL MOUNT JOY 3.9661
Klizabethtown Telephone 508-J saci + A o :
4-91-11 Or Inquire at the Bulletin oe
URGENTLY NEEDED: 5 1o0ms, {oe pitt
Lath, conveniences, immediately. | ON ROAD OIL & STONE:
| Man wite nd two adult d wghters Bids will be received by the under-
I Wm. G. Foerch, Dial Mt. Joy 3.9513: sighed Secretary of Mount Joy Bor=
Gi | ough up to and including 7:30 P. M.
cian eri emer | ON May 2, 1949 on Penna. C=2 Li=
| FOR SALE Home-made Angel auid Asphalt and Peana. F-3 As-
Food Cakes, family or giant siz phalt Emulsion oil in truck loads
Phone Mt. Jc y 3-99 applied tc streets under pressure.
- tes | Also stone which is to be applied
FOR RENT: Three unfurni hed at the same time. Certified analy-
| rocms. Employed coupie or sing g's of material to be furnished must
person. Write Mt. Joy P. O. Box 85 | bid. William F. Brian,
R. HM 4-14-2t | Secretary 4-14-3t
| FOR SALE: Plot of ground, mid- NOTICE!
way between Florin and Mount Jov | Section 583 of the School Code
on Route No. 230. 108 ft. front and requires that this notice be given
185 ft. deen, suitable for busin to the ters of East Donegal Town-
site or residence Inquire Lester | ship, namely that at its meeting of
Weidman, R2 Flizabethtown, Pa the Board of Education held on
4-14 April 8, said Board prepared a pro=-
DDT val St Gp ie sed budget for the school vear
| APPL ES! APPLES! Stayman and | 1949_50 The proposed budget is
Delicious, for eating nd cooking at |... to any tax payer who may
c 1d storage. Also y inegar. Mrs. interest themselves by calling at the
Kathryn Snyder, Fairview Orchards office of the Supervising Principal
Fl Florin, Pa. Shes 1-14-21 at the High School building up un-
lc ARS W ASHE D: Evenings and til May 1949. The date set for
| weekends. Satisfaction gu iwranteed. final action and he 3 option of the
Cars called for and delivered. | 2ieresal budget will be on Friday
George Rehrer, Dial Mount Joy | “Vena, May 13th v
2-446. H. D. McMULLEN,
sa —————— | 14- 3 Secretar ry
2S Bi Moi Eo - rem —
| FOR SALE: Coshivian Motor Scoot | = i NOTICE
er, nsed very little. Phone Mt. Jo
a. 4753 1-7-4 Estate of Howard MN. Musselman,
as . : — late of Mount Joy Tewnship, Lan-
FL ASH CAMFRA’'S, all rood | caster County, Pa. deceased.
| makes $10.58 up. Several slightly Letters of administration on
nsed flosh cameras at a b vine, leaid estate having been granted to
Wlash lamps, Vietor Klahr's Little the undersigned, all persons indebt-
Shop with the big stock Middle- !ed thereto are requested to make
town. immediate payment, and those hav-
A Eo (lok rile ing claims or demands against the
WHO WANTS A Large Clock. suit- will present them without
[able for office or factory, 12-inch for settlement to the under-
| dial, for $4.00? Jt was replaced by |gioned
an electric clock. Call at The UNION NATIONAL MOUNT
| Bulletin, Mount Joy. 3-17-18 | JOY BANK, MT. JOY, PA.
~~ | '
| A MOVI® CAMFRA for vea ihe Gi A Iministrator
veund fon, We have Bell vl Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, on qm
| Howell Kodak, Kevstone, Revere in | ___ Attorneys ~~ 3-17-6t
tock $49.50 up. For price films | pXppRIENCED SHOE WORKERS
| 2nd service buy vowrs here. Victor | yp“ pACTORY MANAGEMENT
Kiahe Comera Shop, rear Post Office Hove Opening for Several
Middletown. 1-21-11 ST, eT
— ——— cn Experienced Operators
youn NRIVET LICENGT STEADY W Re GOOD PAY,
NERDS PROTEC HN N Marefu PLFASANT CONDITIONS
drivine plu State Ferm Mutua! Plea apply directly to foreman
Auto comrlete env in charge of Department
| nge will do the ioh State an Cuttine Room-—Mr. Loser
lower rates meke it an extra-sou Stitching Room—Mr. Drury
investment. Don't {ake chances. Welting Room-—Mr. MeCarthy
I™der vow lows in most states, Tasting Room—Myr. Shirk
[ one mishan can est you your li Packing Room—Mr. Garreteon
ense, unless vou can nove finn- | Finishing Room—Mr. Mountz
cial respons’hility Call n com Stock Fittinoe Room-—Mr. Hallbauer
in todav SAVOY SHOE CO., INC.
AMMON R. HOFFER ELIZABETHTOWN. PA.
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa. 4-21-1t
| 1 Ne N40 9 1
|... Phone 3-001 4-2-1 o 0 4 will be received by the
Borough of Mount Joy up to and
| PHONE IN YOUR including 7:30 P. M., May 2, 1949
for a new 1949 Model automobile,
black 2 Door Sedan, to be used as
E WwW S a police car. Mail bids to: Harold
S. Krall, Mount Joy Boro Chuneil,
Mount Joy, Pa. 4-14-3t
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