~N— NE ER TEE RE AR EEE RTE fy 3 2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 23, 1919 ( Th B ti 180 C en t | ARSC RCE i ¢ h | e Bulletin’s hidren A JUNE IS NATIONAL 4 y B { b k! (From page 1) | i S MONTH The Mount Jo ulletin crap 00 paddle tennis and skee ball are also DAIRY PRODUCT D layed by zone, | | Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher | + + | v Legmie™ THE LITTLE GREEN JEEP Week's Best Recipe The “Mount Joy Littl ag X — eck ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 = | KS : | has been organized and will Sa run i C 9 } ———— proven that alcoholism is inherited Jellied Ham Loaf: 1 c¢ cooked | throughout the: S-week period with | GOES DOWN YOUR ustomers Published Every Thursday at No. | though it has been used as an ex- smoked ham, 1-2 ¢ diced celery, | on" heduled eact dav. The n 2 C roer me ame sched ec ac §-11 East Main 8t, Mount Joy, Pa. | cuse in numerous cases. 1-4 ¢ diced dill pickles, 1-4 ¢ min- | ane Ba dials of four terme. ea i STRE ET re orn —_— r 1 league consis 0 ( & ' h 304 The increased amount of drink- ced pimento, 1 1-2 T gelatine, 1-4 | : T iris S or ) o 5g 2 a having 3 captains. Official | ({( Di PR Ja si ing in the United States, is reason ¢ cold water, 2 ¢ stock or bouillon, i a — the lea ague i \ Pl don’t k your is Bathe Ae . : ; eres > “Avo go a vaoke yaseball rules gov ease don ee Tiree Mons 111112 $0 | enough for borates to ge vers | 1-2 masonmaie, 1 hard coed pestle wom Te, WO EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK i dors youn Single ‘Copies ............. busy and sce what can be done, egg Dice left-over ham the wer of the team {J ; ok Sample Copies ......... FREE 3 ree bine with celery, pickle and | must be on the roster of { the food or service you g amy but we don’t need a college degree | combine with celery, | | they play with and they range in i — W. C ll in A&P stores to yourself. E 1 : * : Fre t Mt in science to Know that most | pimeto. Soak gelatine five min- | ror 9-16. The captains of i! You Phone e a i Tell them to us! tntered a e ostollice a AL. . i . a > rate at stock. | age om }-16. l S Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- drinkers try to be social”, un sold 3 Moat {iss il Team No. 1. Jack Funk, Bill Bi | i We know that most people oF 4h 3° of Moveh 3. 1970. Taps Jans va from relifies | 2 4 py gg ! t te | merman, Ronald Funk. No. 2: no ® are not letter-writers. If some: iN wi and others to drown Sorrows. ved. 11 en mixture be- ifr 2 3 { d 1 them . 5 : I aner + | Brown. To i} Bol er thin oesn't please Mertper, ania to RT Whether the cure lies within one- | gins to congeal, add mayonnaise | Brown, Ks by We ders Du es i ® | vo Bein they simply rake 1 S iatio > Bs N 3 aston, uc 1€ | _ Publ ishers 5 Ota tic self or is relieved through the |and meat mixture Put sliced | No ; i I : N Pon Martia. 11 IC Y S mi their trade elsewhere. : a research by scientists, the man | hard cooked eggs in bottom of an Charles Ze oe it is | | We don't want that ever to T | 1 . | Ke 'nole. Gers Mille E D 1 T 0 R | A L who does not try to overcome and | eignt inch ring mold or loaf pan. | Ken prs : il J QUALITY CLEANERS | WR Os wan) ye Jc treat his excessive drinking, is like | Four in meat mixture and chill | On Hg Er To { defeated ! The men and women of | ne + + the man who permits his neighbor [until firm. Slice and serve. The | 4. Oa Tess ul i for N ; 76-78 East Main Street Mount Joy \ A&P try to give you always ni ) 12 T™ » © S 0 No. 3 It is perfectly all right for the | to do his good works, who allows | yield is 6-8 servings i The K : fav THGrhing. WN | the best food, the best values Mak ASPs Dairy Center wife to have the last word but society to carry his obligations, Barre] Garden wo | gr i > wri - ni and the best service. 32 shopping center for ! $ ‘ne : : Tul . gh ds ile No. ¢ ays No. 2 on || [ ! what gets most men down is that who fails to exercise his vote, who | Tub, keg or barrel gardening is | while No. 4 pla ; ( : i — But perhaps we fail you ou on celebration of 1 d = . But nd fl v ay ‘ { r Friday noon. | | $s repeating it | Sits by while his family prays for [an interesting form of horticultur- | day, and 1 and 4 play Friday r once in a while; and in any airy Month it the women insist on repeating ; oo Lat, Il be kept and prizes National Dairy Month its his s ul. al experimenting. You can grow | Standings will be kept and pi T ? case there is always room for | frigerated cases 30 eo | trailing, flowering plants like the | will be given the final champions. N {3 I C E ° | improvement, spot #3 ngs oe : : . petunias, masturtiums, oxalis and | The rules state that every boy on a You will be helping us tn 0 full of Fn fresh Sie tho folks wiv Jove wi Sam’ 1 Slaymaker small annuals in these barrel gar- | team’s roster, who is present al make your A&P store a fhe 3 . all priced as low as sympathy are the innocent souls dens. Dewberries, small fruiting | game time, must play a part of the It o better place to shop if you BVH PH dong. Sep who order from the seed catalogs (From page 1) tcmatoes and strawberries do well | game. There are over 80 boys now | will let us have your come possi a Take and expect crops that look like the speaker. Prior to his talk, the lin these tubs, especially are the | on the league roster. | plaints and suggestions. in ance gad oS : pictures. church official will visit Donegal, | strawberries popular and eye- | Te | Please write: om 9 2 . f IV land, where he will probe into | catching. Place barrel on a shel- | Patronize Bulletin advertisers. IS NOW OPEN | Customer Relations Department, The average American mechanic | yecords to establish the local tered spot, raised from the ‘ground! — eerie —. — re A&P Food Stores, carns $10 in eight hours. In | church's early history No writ- | on bricks for about three inches so | h ( WITH A SKILLED MECHANIC 420 Lexington Arenge, England it takes the average me- | ten records exist at Donegal for lair can circulate underneath. Bore | C Kill errer New York 17, N. Y. chanic nineteen hours to earn the | hart of this period. {15 holes three inches in diameter, | Dr.H. : . MR. AL YIENGST, IN ATTENDANCE equivalent of ten dollars, while in Dr. Theodore A. Distler, F. and |staggered around sides and for the Optometrist Prompt. courteous service is our aim | Sunnyfield Russia it takes eighty-one hours. | M Cecllege president, spoke at the | drainage bore four small holes in MANHEIM FANCY CREAMERY Moral: If you want anything | afternoon session. The Rev. Do- | bottom Grow 15 plants in the |] 163 S. Charlotte 8t, 7:00 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M. { BUTTER : 3-7 3 | RE cheap, go to Russia for it and if nald MacLeod, assistant professor | sides and three in the top. Soil | 13% S.5:3p M necessary, other hours by appointment Bi id SB FONT you go there for that purpose, | .,...ching at Princeton Semin- | should be clay type mixed with a! Of. 4 7.9 P. M. {| Tues.”Fri. sat. . 67 1) 69« better stay there. ary, addressed the morning session. | plant food, two inches of gravel | | Ib e oe | Slaymaker presided at the af-|or coarse sand in bottom. Tamp | sao os Fil, Sab 3 TEXACO SERVICE | . PRICE INSURANCE | terncon session while W. W.' Hei- | it down then loosen around holes | ELIZABETHTOWN NE y \ , > 45¢ Chairman of the House Commit- | Jjellaugh, of Lancaster presided at |as you plant. Fill barrel to just [| 16 E. High St a AND REPAIRING { MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE Le : ative . : | v. fom : ot 4 { lept - to tee cn Agriculture, Representative | the morning session. | below first holes, set in plants, | | Telephone Mia Wasling | SWISS GRUYERE BORDEN'S Fo 39¢ Harold Cooley of N. C., has sug-| A picnic lunch was served on spreading roots well, go on filling | dr a - FLORIN. PA | el » TI UN 7 a 2112 A N. PA. { gestions for price insurance for the | the church grounds by the women | to next holes , and repeat. Set | FOR ATHLETES FOOT PHONE MT. JOY 3-5131 | NTS > WATT farm market price ' but Cooley | of the church and others in the | plants at top of holes to allow fo USE T-4-L BECAUSE > U.S. No. 1 “A” Size—Eastern Shore says an insurance set-up is better | church's’ neighborhood. | settling. % POWER. | NEW POTATOES than a flat government subsidy. | Members cf the executive com- | Make Good Dumplings | With undiluted alcohol base ® carries. the | «if i icati , to Ki . If a avop had to be sold at less than | mittee also were re-elected. Sift 1 cup flour, 2 teaspoons of | jetive, CONTACT. | jk. 20¢ 1 bh PG 15" 57 the fixed minimum. the insurance | They follow: | baking powder, 1-2 teaspoon salt, | IN ONE HOUR { 9 24 SOUNDS AVERAGE 6 dc I 2 policy would pay off the difference. | Somuel C. Slaymaker, Miss Mary | 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg, 2 tablespoons | You BUST bs of Lou RE H Ya) 1° l WATERMELONS Whole, Halves or Syston Crop insurince against weather | Cameron, Clarence Schock, Major | sugar, together. Blend in 3 table- | for Sa alti TH Seo SUSI al C | CANTELOUPES Joma een 1S¢ 3. Doty . - : | ; . : + a1 | wes uf v . | sap Erm er risks is no new story but this| General Daniel B. Strickler, Miss |spoons shortening, combine with 1 { Sloan's Pharmacy 1 - JERSEY LARGE pint would be insurance against price | Anna L. Keller, Dr. Herbert H.|egg slightly beaten and add 1-4 - - BLUEBERRIES MOON VARIETY 29c¢ loss. The trouble would be that Beck, Bernard J. Myers, Jr., Char- | cup milk. Stir into mixture to | 1 he { [ NN a” So?” AN Us if such insurance was financed en- | les G. Baker, Rev Frank G. Bos- (form a light dough DAIRYMEN OZ. CANS 25¢) irely fro remium payments, the | sert, Mrs. William H. Bradley, H. | Inspirtional STANDARD FINE QUALITY (3 10-OZ. CANS 25¢ tirely from p pa) | i 3 ot premiums might be too high for | W. Crouse, R. Davison, Mrs. W.| Not that which goeth into the | STOP LIFTING ~ a | TOMABRTOES 3 72 35 a farmers to afford the insurance. | Sanderson Detwiler, Amos R. Gish, | the mouth defileh a man: but that ! HEAVY MILK CANS Good News 3 But, at least the idea, to start with, | Lieut. Col. Henry M. Gross, Mrs bien cometh out of the mouth. | STRATEORD FARMS UNSWEETENED : | 4 has merit. { Herbert W. Hartman. TT Tyr & | quart ¢ 00 { Mrs. W. W. Heidelbaugh, J. 'T | -) PRUNE JUET bottle | ‘ 7 ¢ | STAY-AT-HOMES | Heisey, Mrs J. wv. Heisey, W. Sc > [ Donegal Airport News. OC a y Everyone doesn't have a summer | Heise Y, George S. Mere, Miss a a DASH vacation at a resort. All families | ne McCormick, Mrs. Vance C. Go Ci A DOG FOOD 6 .. a > 75 I » | Cormick, Rev. Thomas A. McGreg-| Many of the local pilots flew to | can't afford long vacation from home | iii the Lancaster Aitport on a “ : But why feel abused and “left | or. J. Arthur Moyer, Clair R. Mc- fe nase yy pa ; p x lhe Mount Joy Building cand Loan Association will SWIFT'S MEATS © BABIES 2 37¢ iy . ‘ou | Collough, . . Prentis, Jr., John M. | Sunday to see the air show. / i IY an't get away? You | 8 ; oo la a to w il | a oh a trip to have | Ranck, Milton H. Ranck, Samuel [large crowd attended the show and | na me the money to buy my home ! SWIFT'S MEATS : Juniors 2 §3¢ Rye Rte sed . i those flvin | DZLRICH 1-1b ‘ a vacation. We found this true Redsecker I Alexands P. Seed Hox fing 3 somites i i it ® a i I t ly was ised at tl prompt urteous ser- | OLEDMARGARINE E-Z COLOR PAK bog 33 : ta- | Gecrge Reilly, , Abner H. Risser. | selves very CKy, no 1aving 0 | ramly was piedseda at ithe prompi, courieous Sel | LIPTON'S pkgs Tomato & pkgs during the war when transporta- | : i tes { cl nt C tion difficulties kept us at home. | Mrs Clarence Schock, John P jravel ” the overloaded high- Let the T-23 : tld ho! SOUP mi esd "32 Ae 250 There is recreation to be had in | Schock, Mrs. William Shand, Rev. | ways. Pilots there from the Don- : TOBACCO vob ox union Ack: Reduced Frc > | > | ega Airpor y «+ Marl 7 o. ; ’ Ia V v : | int rt any community, golf and tennis, | George Shea, B. H. Sheibley, Dr | egal Alert We ji M gir Fou Cool Your Milk I'ne B. & L. Plan was made for the average man. A & P CRAPE JUICE oe i8c ue 33c¢c rte ishine. There are | Samuel S. Simmons, Mrs. S. R.| Norman Heisey, aul £58, JI, " MARVEL 174-1b 4 Swimmmg an SIE. £m | Slaymaker, Miss Susan Spangler | Martin Moore, Gilbert Lehman, WKITE - WIRE - PHONE FOR HOME STYLE BREAD : lest 19¢c | frie nds ve gop a Contact | Rev. Henery B. Stork, D. D., Mrs | Joseph Wolgemuth, Jr., John Lan- FREE LITERATURE MAYONNAISE pin 39¢ A 69c parties ‘and gardens : hE iis “| dis, R nd Garr Y aw- Ww SUNNYFIELD 5-15 10-16 | neighbors, ride into the country, | Robert Vanderslice, Mrs £nna | oR n { Saran Few PAUL E. WEBBER “ise a | FLOUR ANY OF bes 35¢c Be 67¢c heal Pleasure | Zook and Raymond Zook. { mer Greif, John rol, G. E. Appliance & Wiring PILLSBURY, CERESOTA Reduced 2-ib ERIN Be. Woous bE ovo ! ————— — eee Stehman Landis, Harold Newcom- 0 A oy E. PA e oun 1}] Ul ing oan S | FLOU OR GOLD ini a beg Bie A can be ha righ nA fF : y ov Pa To 7 flares VAS RSU SLE, A. y CANDY COATE oduze -oz 4 back yard. There are discoveries M b Ch h £5 Yale, Be iy, Be x ifemares 211-J Manheim. R3. MOUNT JOY. PENNA nM & mM S a WEE J bas = y : ‘hares Landis, Lloy Nissly, er- \ 1 J ’ A. Y . to be made in our neighborhood, 2. em er urc {| rt Shells Notas Sprecher meme ELMER 8 CHEE NEES Trica 3 a i 25 je d:n’t have to rs es Td CEE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ® pigs Ap pote ts i or country (From Page 1) | Sam Balsbaugh, William Risser, | ja: wh P HEbv.V. P | GELATIN DES SERTS ‘ 4 y Pave the ¢ State : HY rerberic es. ry V. Pres. uy 1 Bail Size Cato ef fan rosy hath a min ation | charge of Eby’s Church since the {Harold Longenecker, Paul Mec- Crant D. Gerberic ud 3 oy: ¢ | LiF Burd Bois gn kai i8¢c to RE * vegular services were suspended ; Millan, Albert Forry, Charles | E. M. Bomberger, Sec’y R. Fellen au, reas. | Bd “ two decades ago | Bailey. | E. W. Newcomer J. Willis Freed ¥OU SAY T : | The church had about 40 mem- Jeseph Wolgemuth and Abner | Christ Walters John M. Booth Herman Boyer | Mason Jars pts. doz. 69¢c qts. aoz. 79¢ K a word or SSpression "| bers when the Zinks joined it dur- | Wolgemuth flew to Roxbury on | en ; widely used, that cone | ing a revival service in the Fall | Friday | EE ——— Apple Butter, Lucky Leaf 28-07 jar 21c¢ ere) Hh ee 2 a | of 1898 shorily after their marriage.| Chigques Aero Corp. held their | cpl bie and proper, Morongo Deaths, movings and transfers to | monthly meeting at the Airport on Nectar Tea Bags 48 in pkg 41c prpular us: ze? uistanding oiner churchs the mem- | Tuesday. Pictures of the group | } } \ ! i Early sicher ave coved | Liens Wall 2 ne : a WWLVEN U . CL English teachers have bershin decline. were taken by Norman Sprecher. | GOLDE CHORD 100 in pkg 79¢ changes of being Move liberal hl At Sunday's services in defer- j Clarence Lyons of Mt. Joy joined WATCH BRACELET + language -ases where . 3 . 5 ee Mims hand or changes | (0 cusiom, two hymns were | the corporation flying club. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 13-07 pkg 18€ it sounds awkard or y { stne in Ge COT y ev. | The Lancaster Aero Clul rill | : stung In German, according to Rev. 1€ in aerc up will | the mecning, to insert a preposi- | =~ © . 7. re hold : ling .e | > \ ; > 2 ., | Gable Early in the church's his- | ho spot landing contest at the { . . Ja oe : . antence . i ’ / 2 O C tion in the body 3 a Bere Be tory, services were conducted en- | airport Sunday afterncon June 26. | AS RN A Peaches, Del Monte or Libby S D-07 can 29€ is proper to end the sentence w in German The pilots from the Lancaster Air- NE it. You can even split infinitives, In its near-century existence, | ports will fly to Donegal where all \ £ th Super Suds with coupon worth 10¢ toward under certain circumstances. Use Eby’s Church has had two other | pilots can enter the contest. but 10,000,000 oi them anybody else's, OK. can instead of | 27S ans a ia : . || the purchase of another package. lge pkg 28¢ yo vr oe’ I ‘ if £ hich’ names - Union and Stricklers. It{ Lewis Sauters , flew to New were used 1n erecting the | may, ‘whose’ in place of ‘of which’. = designated the. Union | Comberland: Monday. : Add jitters, jive, juke, strip tease, . Sela ail ———————— Look close! world’s tallest building Eight O'clock Coffee 3.lb bag $1.19 heck. dh ick able | hurch when it was huilt by the - ! ) rain check, disc jockey, double! | : pis i ater | KEPLER LODGE FOR GIRLS 1e gleaming ik. cold shoulder, t» your cor- Brethren in Christ in 1851 Later | ¥ LER 1 GE FOR GIRLS strands of Spei- —~the EMPIRE STATE 1-1b bag dlc talk, co S : : it was known 1S Strickler's | WILL OPEN NEXT SUNDAY : rected list! The main thing is to ’ . : . del GOLDEN Teele : me . i Church probably because of the Kepler Lodge, the Y. W. C. A. CHORD flow . ; make thoughts clear and judge the large number of farmers of that | Camp for girls, will start the 1949 | and interlace in Apple Juice, Sky Line Drive, gt bot 25¢ Shs of Bla you! name in the neighborhood then | season on Sunday, June 26. The a stunning Herd ye ; To audience. 'e've been making a Thor has 4 adh iy or pad 5 % fa Woven Cord de- ng J ; Ea ks dor veins snd The headstones in the church's | Camp, situated just 13 miles from Nove ON \ Rinso, a regular 12¢ pkg is 5¢ with purchase errors m gr ah ot cemetery bear evidence to the fact | Lancaster, at Pequea, Pennsylvania Be : fer vith — ONLY A DOLLAR ; naw weve ili hong snl Ww that these two names - Strickler | offers a varied program of sports, Speidel Golden , of a large pkg. at usual price. A 41c value. see some of our mistakes are now ' oh or or ae i] co fist rata ithe dy )] i » : accepted Why English savants, ind Eby were in the majority a= | swimming, arts and crafts, dram Chord —- strik- AN but many dollars, deposited Both for 34¢ p 3 a mong the former residents of that | aties, music, hikes and campfires. A ingly gift- pack- lari t this bank, can hel . : i qe) Brea | well-trained staff of Counselors is aged in a lavish regu any at this anx, P An alcoholic was 3 Zink’s small farm is about one-| on 24 hour duty. Empire box. Plus you build security, and have Rx enk will, : t : . 3 \ | . Ret ’ 3 a RErsqn ot Rid os 25 | hzlf mile north of the church,{ The first four weeks of Camp are $psidels the other good things you want. 3 a rsearc S= Lar > den ash- society. rough re | Just off the Back Run Road. Zink | open to girls from eight to twelve jonChanae End pects point to other reasons for | 0 ion-Change Ends sive drisking We cannot 's a caurch trustee and a Rapho | years of age: the last two are for that attach — re- xg Slat Sue bat in some TF supervisor. | teen-agers. Registrations must be lease—with a flip EXCUSE cholics eee eet Geena Ll sku a in he a physical con- | made at the Y.W.C.A., 149 East | of your fingers. FRCS IRAE Wy | THE PP. & L. EARNINGS. | Orange Street, Lancaster, Penna. dition existing before the victim | WERE $226 PER SHARE $ 95 started drinking, that, due to the Tle Yau 3 ARE TT, : . ae wa Earnings after all charges accru-| Subscribe for the Bulletin. » failure of the body to utilize cer- | | federal Tax Included os | ing to the common stock of Penn- | 3 alin . oun 0 da. tain food elements, it leads to a Ivania fF & Lizht Company | Operating revenues for the first y MT. JOY, PA Pe ? . is SVIVE wer 20 1 Any % a . A . . craving for alcohol. I scientists | > Yoni hi in > - ni | ive months ending May 31, 1949, Koser S Watch Shop of EDI Cc RN All prices in this advertisement are effective in A&P store in cess! result in ways | {or the twelve months period end- | i S ending fa , . MN oe D.C. = ue Saiful the tes ed May 31. 1949 were $6568820, | were $29,430,130, an increase of 7.1 Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015 TRIE A Antbird FORRES Mount Joy. ing it by adding certain critical | equivalent to $226 per share of | percent. over last year's correspond- || Chocolate Ave, FLORIN. PA. | | foods to the diet. It has not been | common stock outstanding. ing period. | | i ———— ~
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