2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., The Mount Joy Bulletin Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 Publ'shed Every Thursday at No. 9-11 East Main | St, Mount Joy, Pa. Subseription, per year $2.00 Sik $1.00 Three Months ............ 60 Single Copies 05 Sample Cop'es Reruns FREE Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- ter under the Aet of March 3, 1879, Member, Pennsylvania Publishers’ Newspaper Association ee =] EDITORIAL + + + The man whose wife won't speak to him for a week isn't to be pitied but congratulated. ® eo 0 America is a wonder- ful chjective but not too much of the “chin music” variety. ® Oe Could it be possible that so ma- ny men are short of breath on ac- A musical count of their running expenses?” ® eo 0 Usually a gesd life partner and a hridge partner are not one and the same person. ® 6 0 WHAT A DEBT! An estimate that the government | will go into the red by $5,000,000,- 000 in the year may be laid before the Senate and House Committee on Revenue and Taxation by its experts. Down around Washington experts claim the debt is alarming. ® 00 Daily newspaper reports claim there are less unemployed people | in Lancester County at present than for some time. Further re- ports say relief costs for Lancaster | and all | county are increasing monthly, April expenditures exceeding those of March by $5,374.60. Evidently someone is wrong. ® 9 0 Taxpayers in our get boro can a slight idea of just how fortunate | they are frem the following figur- es. bids for the removal of its garbage. Only one was received which was $12,600 for one year. In Mount Joy all your garbage, refuse removed boro at ashes, ete. is the ® eo A DELICATE SUBJECT With apologies to women for any stepping upon local toes, we re- of reading that American women have the biggest feet of all the world. been able to under- the ladies, sshamed of wear a larger sized shoe. might think, from their that small feet bear the are scmething that don’t pay as much at- shoes his wo- as to the price lag port the wimen in have stand why rule, never to One attitude, stamp of to brag men are having aristocracy, ahout. We round here tention the size menfelk wear, notice to It is our opinion that as long as a | woman can carry her own weight and that gracefully, a man doesn't about the length of her feet. eo @ 0 CONSIDER THE CORN Strange, growth as care basic a been found in a how corn has never wild state. It has always been cultivated, sinee the white men first came to this country and had found the native Americans grow- ing corn. The white man has since improved the quality of the primitive eorn and has produced it in vastly greater quantities. He has made it the king of crops, pro- ducing about [eur billion bushels Corn for cattle, man nd we don’t know from whence it came. In New Mexico, in caves, grains of corn have been found that are at least 4,000 years old. How does it happen that, where so much that is grown can be fund in a wild stite at some time in its development, they have never known of wild corn? ® 00 A FILM OF SOIL Only a foolish man climbs out on a limb and then saws it off. We are warned that as far as ihe natural resources go, this county is climbing slowly cut on a limb and some folks are looking for a a year. corn for SAW, As you dig the flower bed, the | garden, the field, you consider the soil as deep. Soil is really a film, a coating that averages six inches depth co the earth’s sur-| face. America was fortunate, in the beginning, fer she had nine inches of top soil Since then she has lost one-third of this and | those three inches once gone can | not be recovered. Lives depend on | Centre Hall, took place the remaining six inches and if it continues to wash and h'ow away, without taking steps beginning July 1st | Manheim Borough invited all | by | the average tax rate. Men | as a general | Sauder, | Church. to | pf this place, was maid of honor, | that nicely, everything is and real old-fashioned ial Day on May 30th. It a full day everyone | Joy We tendance. The fire gressing we Memor- will Mount at- | have a for in hope to have a fine Legion decided to build two and install plot at the These be completed somt time Any to ntact a ise the a places them on the new grass Legion Home. fire places should this week. these veteran wishing use please ¢ either of the Ellis, 1S our lire Paul mittee, or places, Hipple, Lee Post. It will have { the the Com- teward : the that we picnic tables to go with tive places some time before of May. decided at end It was oul meeting that we the Hospital Entertainment Fund of lee 37 Will Graduate (From Page 1) school should send $15.00 to auditorium. The the invocation by Raymond H. Daihl, Church . Landisville selections by the the n the pro- gram will include the Rev. of Geo Sool choir, Rev. Ernest P in Church, high he ther sermon by Zion Lu- and the Daihl. held ¢n Leer, Landisville; the Mr exercises will be May 31, at 8 p. benediction by Rev. Cla S Tuesday. day in the high school auditorium m Class officers James Shuman, Helen Swarr, Richard Members ting class Robert Loretta Aument, Arihur Barto, Wayne ginia Bender, Ruth Benner, Brubaker, Donald Charles, Parnell, Carl Dougherty, Gingrich, ire presiden’ Bachman, the gradua- A. Allison, III, treasurer: vice- president of are Becker, Vir- Marilyn Helen Phyllis Gladys Drescher, Ar- Elaine Gingrich, Marian Groff Mary Ellen Housman, Frederik Betty Miller, Kenneth Mumma, Hiram Nigs- Noll, Jr., Jeanie Blanche Ruhl, Edwin Joseph Sebelist, Weldon Shuman, George Lou Wagner, Zimmerman, Denlinger, lene Gingrich, Haldeman, Lois Malmborg, Miller. sy, Benjamin Martha William Herr, June Robertson See, James nau, Jr., Betty Zerphy, Laury Swarr. * res Sara Helen Miss Eva Mr. Manheim Mae and The marriage cf Brubaker, daughter of Mrs. Ray G. Brubaker, R2, and Aaron Heisey, Rev. M:s. Stephen son of the Heisey, of Saturday in the Manheim Brethren in Christ Miss Anna Esbenshade, and MOUNT JOY, PENNA. OFFICERS A AND DIRECTORS Grant D. Gerberich, Pres. Henry H. Eby, V. Pres. E. M. Bomberger, Sec’y R. Fellenbaum, Treas. | E. W. Newcomer J. Willis Freed Christ Walters John M. Booth Herman Boyer AE Fo eros : { | AN OPEN LETTER TO | { - MOUNT JOY | Ji i MOTHS i i (( | WARNING | } If you wanna survive better go some place else i ! ‘cause the smart people in town let us clean dirty | | winter things before Storing them for the Season, i take a word from one who knows | and SCRAM! secretary- | Richard Bachman, | Ver- | Committee | pr O- { should | be | Thursday, Vay 10, 1949 ( the State Department for enter- { Aiding the Mount Joy Post this | { tainment of the disabled veterans | year will be its Ladies Auxiliary | @ al porte ¢ ( p i {and also, it was rep ried at our and several women and girl vol- | meeting that Jack Germer, a mem- i " 4 ; wa the hospital We. | unteers, The Buddy Poppy will : ker, was in ih hid go on sale in Mount Joy on the gest everyone send a card to Jac morning of May 27th and will {at his home : : A ——————— gps The Lesion Flag P which was continue until Memorial Day or preserve it, to produce new sails, shin Yap yor, WHE WAS {until the supply is exhausted. No I located at the old Legion Home on ° then we have severed the limb | ap = | D | price is set for the poppies. Each . . | t orner of Marietta me = A upun which we sit, Call the tree : gi varietia an ORE | e1tizen is asked to contribute what e€ge a €s, 00 risp . »" 3d otreets, has been remove 3 “liberty” and say that the man | vy Sh yee | he feels he can afford for the cause ron na ocation ang S ste d | who owns that soil can do with t ; Post i } a oe | disabled and needy veterans or it what he wants, but there is!" . yt ow ie ted n | those who suffered most from the Willi De uly Ce I «© | surely none who would argue a- oe | 0 1 5 in ne ravages ol war, A fl k 0 gainst the fact that mankind de- |" af go? oh Oph oe H TE e 0 ny avor p gs . ol ea 1e American 1a pends upon that thin surface of will be flowin tron: this Pole. when GET A COPY OF ESSO ROAD for his life. Would a farmer ver the ices ion abises NEWS AND DETOUR MAPS predaes ii Phihces and ¥ e- a One of the most unusual of the ers cy yrup cans C ion's chances for survival be- i i ghteenth - century religious sect cause “it’s a free country” and he V. F. W. 0S ii pi haven y i TR doesn’t HAVE to use the methods t YH 3 fo] SAVE NORRIS LABELS! : was the German Seventh Day . and means offered tn. save fast (rom page 13 Baptists. Under leadership of eroding soil, thirds of the Buddy Poppy pro-|Ccnrad Beissel, they established | 1b 0 ceeds is used to give direct aid to [| The Cloister in 1732 at Ephrata, | ugar S A I all disabled and needy veterans says the current issue of Esso merican egion in Mount Joy. The money also | Road News, monthly travel paper. DEL MONTE (From Page 1) { aids the dependents and survivors | Now being distributed by Esso f veterans who do not have the | Dealers throughout several states, | P i Ch k sion itself is se g boys. | : : S C i It i ; ending wo 5 y means to maintain a healthy stan- | the publication contains articles ineapp e y umn No.2 can Hin tuther TIDE es dard of living or who need funds |about many other places of inter- 1S, piease con act weorge cenet le iy . REGEN The . . ( ‘ - ale wr of of the American Legion [to taest an The post jest to. motors, a calenda BROWN’S FROZEN FOODS! = > service officer is available at all | coming events and a detour map The Arlene Committee reported | {ime to aid veterans with what- [showing construction work on that everything is in readiness fou ror. Bob) Rein Hae | ain highway | ever problems they may present main highways. . tne Junior American Legion Base- esC e large jar ball this year. They reported that | the tee should head the league y J 1€ eam shoul ead 1£ eague : CAMPBELL'S | The team will start practicing as soon as the school baseball season | { Lis ended | | or eans cans C The Grave Registration Commit- | tee reported that the flags will be | | | put on the graves of the veterans | PEPPERIDGE BREAD & ROLLS! | some time within tae following weeks. Anyone knowing that a| MRS. SCHLORERS veteran in any cemetery in the | | ° ° | of Mount Joy has | weet Midget 1C es 12 oz C een missed, please notify Bish | | Heilig, and he will deliver a flag | | to that grave. 1A t P C | | The Post decided to parade as aj . | prico reserves 16 0z unit in the Memorial Day Parade No matter who says lk ..... at Mount Joy. They will ke out- | 1 | fitted in their new uniforms, which the Perfect Answer id 7 | will consist of of the regulation | 6 12? I ess 00 ores { American Legion Uniform and the | {| I OWN MY OWN HOME! { | waite belts and legging for the {| Rifle Squad and Color Guard. Re- If YOU can't Sav it—NOW 1s the ‘MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVILLE | member, any veteran that does not { PHONE 3-9094 MANHEIM 210M lds vot have Pes : : * : vo ¢ ldine . . Sis . : | Te yet i ve a unif on but would time to Inquire about the Building These Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday (this week) | Ike to have one, please contact | * | Gene Eicherly and he will take | & Loan Plan of home ownership! = your measurements. This uniform | ® | will cost you $20.00. The Legion | will pay the balance. { wg ge . » { The Memorial Day The Mount Joy Building & Loan Association Order Now-Pay Later! Complete Awning Service! asure, ive rree v, and Hang Awn- Mater- p-Quality QUALITY CLEANERS 76-78 East Main Street | | Eicherlys er TT eT TTT eT ee ee Mount Joy pa] “Remember” it's PEARLS you want, we h: ! DELTA I it's JEWELRY you want, FORSTNER - HADLEY [ it's WATCHES y L we 1 want, we OLYMPIC F it's WATCH ATTACHMENTS you SPIDEL - J it's CLOCKS you want, INGRAHAM its WALLETS you want, BUX" LADY — - we it's CIGARETTE LIGHTERS you want, RONSON - we hq ‘ ive have - SHEFFIELD have want, we have EMEX ive - TELECHRON have I'ON we have EVANS KOSER'S WATCH SHOP § Chocolate Avenue, DIAL MT. JOY 3-4015 FLORIN, PENNA. Vene- ory. Pron Yoliv Call Columbia 48101 or write Haldeman’s Upholstering & Awning Service ~~) 1] dal Have Your AWNINGS er) NS Lf Made Now! 11th and Spruce Streets, COLUMBIA, PA. 3-31-tf | { A NEW LIFE... A NEW LOOK The birth of a child in your family is a signal for a new look at your Will. A codicil or a new Will is usually necessary. | | Your lawyer and our trust officer are specialists | who can help fit your estate plans to the new situ- | ation. Why not arrange a joint conference now? | THE TTONAL MOUN | WR NA MOUNT Joy, PA. ii JOy p Bay, | IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH | _ Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin | | Picked at Their Peak. Thrift-priced All Week! Fresh Fru its & Vegetables Customers’ Corner money on their famil budgets. as we are of our thrifty bination of low pric high quality that A&P’s great values. able for many years thing you purchase satisfactory, return refunded.” Your advice and You will be doing us if you will let us know the quality of the fo you. And let us know, you have any suggest to how we can mak shop. Please write: New York 17, N, Millions of women ¢ our stores every day to save But we are just as proud of the fine quality of our food For price without quality means nothing. It is the com- That is why we have been our. customers this guaran- tee: “If for any reason any- your money will be cheerfully tions can help us maintain our high quality standards. buy at A&P ever fail to satisfy A&P store a better place to Customer Relations Department, A&P Food Stores, 420 Lexington Avenue, ome to y food prices. es and builds to give is not it and Crisp Iceberg a favor should Large od you Heads sugges- NONE PRICED HIGHER too, if ions as e your Jersey Colossal Asparagus Lar be 35 Y EXTRA FANCY bunch 29¢ EASTERN SHORE Stra-vberries quart box 39 FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS bey 39¢ SUNSWEET PRUNES IONA CREAM STYLE CORN pkg 20c i: 39¢c WHITE OR GOLDEN 2 20-07 cans 23¢ BANQUET READY TO SERVE WHOLE COOKED CHICKEN ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING RIPLEY'S OR ARGO CATSUP JANE PARKFR POTATO STIX 3.lb can $1.75 quart jar 45¢ 2 14-07 bottles 25¢€ pkg 23¢ RUSTIC GLEN SALTED POP CORN EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE 5-07 tin 29¢€ 1-lb bag 40¢ CAMPFIRE (2 6!/3-01 pkgs Pears CANDY COATED POPCORN Cracker Jack 2+ Marshmallows .. 29° SULTANA BARTLETT HALYES IONA OR PACKER'S CANNED Tomatoes . 9 25¢) 16-01. can 5 25 23 19-012. cans BUTTER uc TUNA CHICKEN OF THE APPLE JELLY BEST PURE LARD prin DOLE’S PINEAPPLE “ NESTLE’S MORSELS BUTTERCUP COOKIES SALTINES BY KEEBLER BUTTER KERNEL CORN OLEOMARGA SEA PREME WHITE GRATED Tuna Fish HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE Syrup SUNNYFIELD = 20¢ 2 28¢ CREAMERY solr 67¢c L Ib 69¢c Aan « 39¢ Tan or 34c¢ ed ce 0a 10c 16¢c 3ic 22¢ 27¢c 26¢c 33c 20-02 can 6-02 bag 12-02 pkg 16-012 pkg 17-01 cans SEMI- TW RINE 2: 57¢ 1ONA DICED Carrots 22° 19¢ PACIER'S SECTIONS OF Grapefruit 2° 19¢ MARVEL VARIETY GOLD MEDAL (8-0x pkg 15¢) Bread he 16¢ 3 12-01 *Whole Wheat, Cracked Wheat Wheaties pkg 2ic Vienna, Seeded or Swedish oe Aimour’s Treet ro Re Boscul Coffee 59° can Armour’s Corned Beet 45 Dash Dog Food 6 79 cans 12-02 can 83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa. All prices in this advertisement are effective in A&P store in Mount Joy. a Er Di wi 17K Ha ish ' IB wn Fi
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