2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 30, 1949 ARISE Done al Air ort News
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The Mount Joy Bulletin | "NGS §
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Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AGO | Greets Sow Jost week
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ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 ( = = = py hm is i 1th -
bes PD sia saya | Phares Landis and John Hawth
competition, as well as for the hest | visited tie aitport at - Lang-
Publ'shed Every Thursday at No. | interests of the public. This all | 7 ¥isike 1g airport 2 pil
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reders. | 20 Years Ago
to most
st Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. | reasonable
BUT, Lever Bros, a member of the |
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Subscription, per year $2.00 family’ : Ie it
Six Moths... .. i. $1.00 amily’, has succeeded in winning The large barn on the George
» Months... roi. 60 a ccurt decision over a competitor Shuman farm was destroyed by |
Copies: 05 who made red soap. Seems that | when struck be lightning.
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Copies ......... FREE using red in soap manufacture has | Wm. K. Winter, of E-town, has
I been traditional with Lever Bros. || <l e T
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Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. Lever Bros. acai Iv 3 leased the Klugh store rc
Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- | 0 Dros. acquires a monopoly In | wil] open a drug store.
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. | use of red color in soap. Jelke Co.| Hil broke over 1,000 panes at
1 ' fights to lift a ban against using | hot-house in Dillsburg
Mem LCs New PAPEL | yellow coloring in vleomargarine. | Mr. James Childs was appointed
Ci os dics i | Xt is just how the wind happens | constable of the West Ward to fill
* ry | to blow, isn't it? | the vacancy caused by Michael
E 1) 1 | 0 R | A li ce | Showalter, who moved from the
IT STANDS TODAY | Ward.
+ + + July Fourth is Independence Day | Joys of the St. Luke's Episco-
Which is more valuable—a police | when the people of the United
dog before the burglary or a blood | States celebrate with oratory. par-| ing at the Stone Bridge.
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pal Church enjoyed a 3 day out- |
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hound afterwards? | ades and firecrackers, their de-| A birthday surprise dinner was
oe | claration of liberties. The Fourth | held in honor of Mr. Charles
No man in business need run |%W?S inaugurated on the hard | Latchford.
down the cther fellow's product if | fought grounds of an} According to R Wiig Se
he advertises the good points of from Great Britain. | {here Were 10% radios on farms jn
A | Minutemen of Concord and troops Lancaster County.
his own. 0.0 | at Valley Forge died in the cause| Over 100 dairymen met at H. 5.
| against tyranny. Since then the | Newcomer's Store to discuss the |
We find the greatest trouble | fires of freedom have heen lit by | erection of a creamery.
with television is that you not on- She ton his fought with | Boroughs and Townships have
ly listen to advertising but you got |
to watch it.
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and and | joined in a State move to adopt a
passion against oppression and in- |
Britain and Amer- |
side by
equal courage intensity
“stop” road plan.
Mr John A. Bachman
ed 2nd vice president f the State
the
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was elect-
justice. Great
new | ica side to
unity.
each | held at Reading.
Angus
Now a fellow can make a
excuse attending
He will refer to the fifty
tended that picnic at Manheim and | vear,
have fought
a picnic. | preserve independence and
who at- | July Fourth
name of
| everywhere, in honor of the right
soe | of
for not | Confectioners’ at convention
We celebrate
in the free men| An steer winning first
got sick.
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prize at Lancaster's Fat Cattle show, |
self-determination. Brother- | was sold at 75¢ per Ib, weighing |
HAIL AND FAREWELL | hood is not to he separated from | 1200 lbs.
Death doesn't take a summer | independence however. In 1775. $400 was collected throughout |
holiday. Summertime is motor- at that Concord bridge, there we | the community for a tent house at |
ing time and motoring means ac- | sounded a shot that was heard all | Camp Shand. {
cidents and death. An insurance | around the world in the name of | Joseph ‘Witmer: enrolled for a |
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the three Jead- freedom. These shots have been { six weeks course at the
ing liquor, repeated in later years, by other { ville Model Show.
had manners and stupidity. They bridges the world over. Today, | The antiques of Nathaniel Long,
bridge stands a of Manheim, were sold at public
company warns of Millers-
causes of accidents:
cause three-fourths of all deaths in | by our Concord
motor accidents.’ | Stupid drivers | tablet which reads: “Here began | sale at Lancaster.
ate the worst. They pass on all | the separation of two kindred na- A Washington Boro resident suff-
hills and curves, ignore: traffic | tions now happily long united in | ered a fractured rik. when his po-
signs and burn up the roads. Bad | peace.” | tato sprayer exploded.
mannered drivers come next. | ® 00 Tey
They hog the road, drive on the MONOPOLY AT ITS WORST { oe 3
wrong side of traffic lanes, ignore Many years ago Congress passed | The Bulletin 4
the driver's right. The drunken | a series of anti-trust laws to pre- |
driver is both stupid and bad man- | vent monopolies and combinations |
nered the faculty of | in restraint of trade in this coun- |
realizing his violations. “Fm not | try.
Scrapbook !
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and hasn't
These laws apply to industry |
tio drunk to drive” is full of er- | ang industry and finance alone. | Week's Best Recipe
ror and smacks of sudden death. | They pointedly exempt labor or-| po. Roast: 1 ¢ cream or cole
There are probably all three kinds | sanizations. Yet, at this time. | qe cheese, 1 cup: peanuts, chop-
of these automobile drivers here ‘in | certain labor leaders and labor | ped fine, 1 cup dry bread iorumbs,
our community. [onions are wielding power to AR || 7 onion, chopped, 1 cup milk,
LCI J j extent which was never dreamed | 3 T chili sauce or catsup, 1 1-2 t
WHAT IS SAFETY | of by the “robber barons” of the
| pepper. Mix and pack
Slashing of Marshall Plan funds, | 13st century.
Russia, to | One of the startling ex-
use strong words against such a | amples of this is found in
it is to be re- | Lewis’ order to the
ccuses those who fear most
in : .
| Turn out into a cake pan, keeping
John L.| the loaf in shape.
United Mine
Edd . :
fool hardy policy. Ee yo) utes at 350 degrees. Serve with
mbere » Pl: as or<ers, wnich he Co "OIS 'K, 3 1
membered the Plan was prompted < nte lock white sauce seasoned with one
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had move money in our | Stock and barrel, to close down the |
coal mines of the United States for |
| mato or
It was then |
to | claimed that this was not a strike |
the |
whe its
vhen we | tablespoon of chili sauce or to-
the |
Seme say it is necessary to | 2 pericd of a week.
power to administer amply to
ECA.
curtail over-seas expenditures
creole
Start Early
women
sauce.
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home | In the ordinary meaning of : Prepare, an
nation’s
protec economy here at
We 1c it is for the erm, that coal stocks above ground | TI
oe i agen . > 1CSse
good to fortify, unify and sustain | Were at a high level, and that al find
can finc
peeple who prefer liberty to total- | brief shutdown would not seriously | hires ‘the
{ things that
| to buy
lize | ¢
handwork
gifts who do
time to make. lovely
. | ne : i e would cost too
Americans appreciate | affect the industries of the nation.
duty, the | But these excuses are entirely be
economic, | Side the point. If Mr.
itarianism.
‘ready made’. Organdy
and understand their
need of a program for Lewis
grapes, are
._ | table cloth appliqued with ivy or |
into aj
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| bread pan or loaf pan to shape loaf.
Bake 35 min- |
mer, {or December and Christmas |
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much |
beautiful and appreci-
military and diplomatic help to | can close down a vital industry at | ted | I k Croc
ie : : x | ated by any homemaker. “roche
foreign countries, but they also | his whim for one week or one day | | | ; : et
: | purses anc Jags o the metallic |
know th:t to imperil the economy | Or one minute he could by the ; : |
: . : : . {cords and make coin purses and |
at its source, is to lose a cause | Same kind of dictatorial action, holder 1 o 4 f {
1 . . TRI 10iqer * clgare » pacgKages "0! |
through effect. [ clese it down indefinitely, He | 9 Sigarone bug jos fom
| these metal threads. Knit ties |
oe ® >a a breakdown in such { ( K 1 itt i
‘ 3 . . . )ackaged with yarns rec |
PLAYING SUCKER | essential industries as the railroads i y § ong Sie
: a | tions) to match socks. Have you |
Every community has people | ad electric utilities, and steel, | seon the Kits 1 inti i ll
: i : : seen the kits for painting oil pic-
who try to get rich quick, who bite | Which function without coal. He | : pam! i Died
ean) : . tures that give a variety of sub- |
on pretty promises for something | could tie up ships carrying coal ject th I RN finds
. | cls with colors anc She ngs |
of unsound value. Every city, or | Under the Marshall Plan to other ie atmos
numbered on the picture to be
its | lands, and thus undermine a for-
heat | €ign policy which has been ap- Nod?
fo ; { mixed?
Tis thus | Proved by the President and Con- |
town and farming district has
1 i |
iy ; fcllowed with the paints already |
citizens who are trying to : {
They also come in com- |
the other fellow’s game.
the sharper thrives and the sucker | SYESS. Could we have a more | Dron Pigces. Have then framed
gets caught. Fake stocks and also | glaring example of absolute mon- | ane Ssindnd 4 friend Whe never
fraudu’ent securities aren't float- | power than this? ! ey Ye ho
ing about like they used to be, It makes no sense to criticize or Se iin ‘
before “wild 'cat® vil, ‘inining . and | Mr. Lewis for what he hag done | Cook in a skillet until it “bub- |
. | bles”, one and a third ¢ f
. . S 4 « a cup o Town
real estate operations were on the [In the past or what he may do in
J . . sugar and one-third cup of butter. |
most part, put out of business. | the future. The real fault lies Pour this over si 1 : f 0
: te Vom hii r this over six cups « crisp
But it still does happen that “ain laws which do not recognize | = : pe x [
: dit ind 4 : oy | corn flakes until all flakes are
fool znd his money are soon part- at industry-wide bargaining will {
Create & | well coated. Next press this in- |
ed”, and there is always somebody ale as serious a monoply as Sd
Yl this 'v ha . | to a buttered ring mold and chill !
to play the role of sucker and a- s country has ever faced. So
3 for several hours. Unmold and,
Per- | long as this country has ever fac-
ed. So long as this kind of bar-
nother to act as sharper. : :
2 just before serving, fill the center |
aps these radio ‘give away’ pro- ey |
ap 8 awa I with ice cream.
You can top ice |
grams have made us forget that {| gaining is permitted. one union, cream with fresh be
v he re: / resh berries or maras-
you can't get something for dominated by one man, can tell the | bine: cherrl : | gl
folio ji chine cherries, for color.
nothing. nation whether or not it shall have | tic I
Ts A nspiratio {
oo ® | a commodity it cannot do without. Self tid p » wi il
| . : ji | Sell conlidence 1s the greatest o
AND ON © OTHER N Congress is now considering a . = |
AND ON THE OTHER HAND 8 all victories. ~~ Plato
Inconsistency is a human failing, | Proposal to give the government |
in society and in business. A re- the power tp seize and operate the |
cent instance presents itself like strike bound plants and industries.
a lesson on inconsistency in busi- | This is an expedient which totally
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SCOUT NEWS
Twelve scouts and three leaders
ness. Olermargarine has been a °Verlooks the principle at stake. | Were at the Camporee at Camp |
Lone of contention for a long It would establish bureaucratic | Chiquetan June 24-26,
time. . What to be done about the | Statism of the Hitler type in this| Monday, June 27 the leaders
banning of the sale or taxation of | country, and labor would be a- | Planned a lost child hunt. The
colored margarine through Con- | meng the greatest losers, The on- | scouts were divided into 3 groups |
gress and state legislatures. ly way out is to abolish labor With 3 scouts posted at different |
Unilever, Ltd, of London, Eng. monoplies precisely as we have | spots to be found.
owns Lever Bros, the American abolished industrial and: financial The plans for next Mondays
snap manufacturing business. It monopolies--to make all of them | meeting by the leaders is life sav- |
recently bought Jelke Co. of New | ¢quél in the eyes of the law. The! ing. This will take place at the!
Jersey, manufacturing oleo. The fime for action is now. new dam.
Jelke Co. most naturally, is urging a ae Siar
a repeal of laws that tax or ban| Everybody in this locality reads! Remember that once you have |
the sale of colored oleomargarine, | The Bulletin—that's why its adver- | spoken the words cannot be re-
on the basis of free enterprise and | 'isers get such excellent results, | called. |
horne,
Donegal Aviation Service opened
| the Airport Snack Bar on Sunday
A new service ta local and visiting
pilots and their friends
Al Forry, Joe Wolgemuth Jr. and !
Herb Shelly flew
to Lancaster on
and Friday evening.
The spot
ntest
Aero Club
landing c¢
was postponed because of weather
conditions. The contest will be
held at Donegal Airport Sunday
afternoon, July 3rd.
There were visitors from many
nearby airports during the week |
including planes from Philadelphia,
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Morgan-
town, York and New York City.
spon- |
Official Inspection Station No. 0218
Have Your Car
Inspected Now!
SKILLED MECHANIC
Prompt, courteous service
700 A.M. TO 6:00 P. M,
NEY’S
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PHONE MT. JOY 3-5131
TEXACO SERVICE
AND REPAIRING
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FLORIN, PA.
Stimulate your business by adver= |
| tising 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.
Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 137-R
Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P, M,
Tues Fri. Sat,
9:30-1:00.2-5 P.M.
ELIZABETHTOWN
16 E. High St.
Telephone 24-R
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
USE T-4-L BECAUSE
It has greater PENETRATING POWER
With undiluted alcohol base, it carries the
Active medication DEEPLY.
bedded germs ON CONTACT.
IN ONE HOUR
to kill im- |
You MUST be pleased or vour 40c back at
any drug store. Apply FULL STRENGTH
for athletes foot, F. O.
or sweaty feet. Today at
Sloan's Pharmacy
(foot odor), itchy
DAIRYMEN
STOP LIFTING
HEAVY MILK CANS
»
Let the T-33
Cool Your Milk
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FREE LITERATURE
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G. E. Appliance & Wiring
MASTERSONVILLE. PA.
211-J Manheim R3.
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and interlace in
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aged in a lavish
Empire box. Plus
Speidel’s won-
derful new Fash.
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that attach — re.
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of your fingers,
$095
federal Tax Included
Koser’s Watch Shop
Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015
Chocolate Ave, FLORIN, PA.
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“Myr. Jones is
not here right
now. May I
take a |
message?” |
Easy ways fo
make friends
by telephone
When Answering Calls |
for Others, Take the Message.
Note the name of the person who called, his
telephone number, the time, and if he wants
to be called. Deliver the message at the first op:
portunity. It is well to have paper and pencil
teady at all times to take telephone messages.
COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO.
# Perhaps each of us on this Indepen-
dence Day might take time out to figure
how we can serve our country — what
we can do to assure a continuously
stronger and better nation. .
Cag MILLVILLE LSS
JRC, UA Ed VR
MT. JOY, PA.
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Monday, July 4th
Thank you for your suggestions!
Thousands of our customers have been
kind enough to write us [getters telling us
just what they like and don’t like about
their ASP stores. ¥
' Every one of the letters received has
been carefully studied. Many of them
|| have contained helpful suggestions as to
| how we can make A&P stores better places
{| to shop; and every one of them has helped
us learn the kind of food and service our
customers want.
So thanks to all our good friends; and
please keep the letters coming!
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Swift's Premium, Armouy’s Star, Sunnyfield or Felin’s
TENDERED—11 TO 14 POUND
SMOKED HAMS
Whole or Fr!l Shank Half Full Butt Half
I. 63 Ib. 71
Please Note: No slices are removed from these small hams
$6.99
1-1b. 49¢
pkg.
Va<lb. 15c
Ne-Bene, Skin or Shank 6%-1b,
Hormel’s Ham Sold in voepened sae or can
Skinless Frankfurts ™& ony’
OR DERBY
Spiced Luncheon Meat
PRIORITY BRAND
TUNA FLAKES
ONE WHOLE CANNED CHICKEN
BANQUET CHICKEN 3.lb ean $1.85
NTT
CANTALOUPES
CALIFORNIA
Pink Meat
JUMBO 27 SIZE
y 2 for 45¢
Bing Cherries 25¢
Seedless Limes 55." rn 29¢
[ Freestone Peaches "™°* 2 " 33c \
Golden Sweet Corn 5 ears 29¢
LN Ne NN Na SAAD
JANE PARKER
Fourth of July
Layer Cakes
Four golden lay.
Cc ers, iced with
vanilla crema
each icing, topped
with red
a
candy
Sugared Donuts 2 «5 19¢
Sandwich Bread 0. nd 150
Potato Chips i: 23¢ 2 45¢ > 79¢
6-07 can
NORTHWESYRRN
Butter FANCY CHEANERY wis 6TC 1, 69¢
Ched-o-bhit Cheese Food ei 19C
A&P Grape Juice vans 18€ Sis 33C
Realemon Lemon Juice Foon’ 27C
Lang’s Sweet Mixed Pickles °' 25¢
Waxed Paper "Ui win 20C
Peter Pan Peanut Buiter sen 33C
Phillip’s Tomato Soup a 29¢
cans
BLUE STREAK OR
Sultana
RICE
Armour’s
CHOPPED HAM
a9 | re AT
Canned Tomatoes S03 om 35¢C
Tomato Juice * "5
Ann Page Mayonnaise ‘> 19¢ "" 33c
Salad Dressing 29¢ 45¢
Ann Page Mustard 1c
Prepared Spaghetti Ba £90
Granulated Sugar vs 45¢ 1.7 89c
Kool-Ai ASSORTED 6 pkgs 25¢
FLAVORS
Beverages YUKON CLUS — Plus Josie Deposit huge 10c
b bottles 25¢
or 39
Plus Jc Tex in Penna. Onl
*Coca-Cola or Seven-Up
*Plus bottle depesit—Plus 1¢ & bottle Tax ir Penna. only
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