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PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4330 TODAY Maude Buller, Propr.
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Local tennis players were quite
conspicuous in the tournament
held at Lancaster over the past
week-end
Bobby Zink, of Elizabethtown,
— The > eli ) Joy ) J i weed (14 on y -
d—"The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa, Thursday, August 11, 1949 REG'LAR FELLERS oo 5 Cai Beis
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RT wd NW coir the DOWN ’ There is no better way to boost Ok NISSLEY —————— Y )
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championship of the 10th Annual p your business than by local news- , MARY G. NISSLEY SHOWS MATINEE
Red Rose Tournament, defeating rom paper advertising. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 AND 9:00 P. M AnD
the defending champion Paul Hil- VE st aurant A Mount Joy, Pa. : i. T H E AT R E HOLIDAYS
debrand, of Reading 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 HICKORY GR e —— SATURDAYS 2:00 P. M.
and 6-4 “Fl Don’t —-— Mount Joy, Pa
ny 8 | | Today 1 sound-off and take the | 45 EAST MAIN ST. lees Both M . -_ hp
n Sunday our own Gene Cri- ys "aes s : orher e
der, teaming up with Nancy Pa- Side 1 of He “st fish inte rosie i MOUNT JOY I'm Dusted with Electric Weldin | FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 - 13
A WIS SE. \W/ L : ’ ed i LL 1 i Pl Uncle Harry is finding fault with— | PULVEX DDT” and Gas { :
den, capture > xe ( desi ., . “ ! SE A
iti i ie 0 met C jo x the ones urging that the Govt. cut | Also Specialize On ALAN LADD — BRENDA MARSHALL Sis
uit ie n. wi > ' ans an spending down to horse-sense di- | Monday thru Saturday FARM MACHINE WELDING ® - a 29 i
Now that the weather is a! won the men’s doubles aurels Slice etre. ts ‘ho ay J be
trifle ooler and we have the | scored a clean sweep in the clos- mensions. 1 figure I am one of the | Dinner served 11-2 and 5 to 8 AND EQUIPMENT | Whispering Smith
| 1 t 7 ing tel guys he is aiming at—I am for less
Bro bout sweated out, 1g matches,
Automobile and Truck Welding | i
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING |
3 ULv Ci . KILLS FLEAS
[FLEA POWDER MONDAY, AUGUST 15
CAT OWNERS: To rid your cat of fleas and Cover's Welding Shop | ROY ACUFF — RUSSELL ARMS -in-
lice, be sure to.use Pulvex ROTENONE
n start off on a different Crider and Mrs. Paden defeated
Betty Smith, of Reading, and Ed
Kilgus, of Philadelphia, 4-6, 6-4,
and 6-0 in the final round of the
ty. I would not mind so much but
he also said that many of these |
, squandering—so I recon I am suil-]
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people would like to have depies-
we | et, please remem- sion. I resent that part. He is talk-
hace several mole | mixed doubles competition. In | Flea Powder. Specially formulated for cats, Delta and Marietta Streets | i 0 Nn
have veraj a bal the mons doubles: tournament |e through his chapeau. | er - MT. ‘JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 | SMOKEY M UNTAIN MELODY -
here in town who are 7." :
liable and .can be depend- Crider and Frank Zink swept on Well, sisters and brothers, the |
through ‘Paul ' Hildebrand and free and fancy spending as it has
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on! soportunity is: ast a Harry Bridgegam, of Reading in heen practiced by the Govt.—year | TUESDAY. AUGUST 16
it out occasionally straight sets to take the cham- in and year out—has either to be BULK AND GALLONS BUD ABBOIT — LOU COSTELLO -in-
= 3 figs pionship. Set scores were 6-3. squelched or we will be the next to R a I LAY A 1] | SE | 99
| 3-3, and 6-4 wt we on sos a ve 5 Now Open Daily | “Pardon My Sarong
A lady drove her car up to rt eat A fae with coin-of-the-realm to |
MT. GRETNA, PENNA.
Newe mer’s Inc ind asked Bob : Ve-
Be shan 4 be oud Ax ol Sportmen’s Asso. oy and that is as close as we would MOUNT GRETNA WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, AUGUST 17-18 !
ed upon. Ladies here is an ex-
vhear us, unless maybe Mars or
he front fender so that
pd ld. oul know it had (From Page 1) Oe ae an LAKE BEACH * Now Playing LH PAT O'BRIEN — DEAN STOCKWELL -in- 5
een dented. J | i
that motorists be more careful of Come and Roar At This Hilarious Hit “BOY WITH GREEN HAIR” a
then said that he could fix it up | sme on the highway. As you 4
I assceiation would like to suggest JIMMY |
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so. that in a few days she could have probably noticed there are Th t t t er
an Srna pony ied nen we apa Theatre GOLF COURSE ! othing bu e lru |
Bob hesitated a moment and | - 5 ®
and pheasants
lately Please use the brake in-, Is it possible to tell the truth
A certain down town = business goad of the horn. even for twenty-four hours? And Open Every Night WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 Mt. Joy Fire Co.
man wanted to be real nice so The Forest and Stream Com- no little white lies. either! Around 5-19-tf DON'T MISS
he assisted an elderly = lady to] mittee constructed two small dams|this question is built the plot of * HERE ig |
cross the. street at the Union|, Charles Run in Dave Eby's “Nothing But The Truth”, riotous THIS BREEZY > ANOTHER GREAT
National Bank and she got hop~| dows. The result is two farce comedy which the Gretna . { FARCE COMEDY - + ! LAUGH RIOT 3 4 1
pin’ mad. nice pools full of trout. The|Playhouse presents for a week, FURNACES
He thought he was being kind opening of the trap field will be! starting Thursday, August 11th. * : : *
and while he escorted her Septembor 11th. Do not forget Jimmie Smith. popular juvenile, ; ; Saturda Au i 3
the street, along came the E-town his date. = The club is featuring is cast as Robert Bennett who es- Pipe or Pipeless Curtain 8:30 p. m =: Adm. $1.00 plus tax ys g.
bus stopped and then went off with- |e rock and shooting matches. says to tell nothing but the truth for Forced Air |
out her. The Community Exhibit Com- twenty-four hours as the result of |
She lives at Rheems. mittee bought the prizes that are, bot. $95 AND Up E.R i LA a. Ee i
to be given away and the books —— 1 A i bt R KE Ei O J & E
A fellow took his damaged au-| a0 now on sale. Donald Thome BOTH LOST AT YORK |
to kack to Cin Ist Cover to have a | whom the Association sent to Ge Crider Harold Felie North Market St.
badly dented fender welded. State College to take the Junior Tone “Ide! ang Harold Preven 40-Inch Gas Ranges |
Christ. asked him how it hap- baum, fresh from the Red Rose
Conservation Course, gave a very . BENEFIT OF
pened and he said: Just give a $99.50
tournament, competed in the White
interesting report and a Junior : !
BE ar spon wna» Jef Soe BE RE | SILVER SPRING FIRE COMPANY 1$50 001 C h Pri
1 : : : Ch is now he going tuff. Crider lost the third | | nN as rizes
vy doern fende
whole darn fende: formed
— mea round of men’s singles 6-0. &-2 and {1 40-in, Electric Stoves Saturday, August 13}
In the alley. ar of the fire! eErrK CATSE F Fellenbaum bowed to Snyder, of |
, n a e 1 1 SEEK CAUSE FOR DEATH Lr os ths ard tat te Ber $159.50 MUSIC BY
house I heard this conversation | gy FISH IN SUSQUEHANNA Lancaster in the quarter finals 8-6,
the other night. State Health department en- 3-6 and 6-4. | Steve Riley and |
joe gi bi a ar ayy gineers and chemists conferred : = KALAMAZO SALES & EL [ZABETHTOWN
: Bhs ow ww to em wii | | Susquehanna Mountaineers
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short lime and I heard het Say: | mine the cause of the death of, The training season, during : | ~
Oh, well gp. an ad I'm not] ihousands of fish on the north which dogs, under the control of 351 W. King St. Lanc. Pa. TO BE HELD AT HI H C L BAND
gonna stand here and argue about | of the Susquehanna river|their owners or handlers, may be PHONE 33598
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it. [om Tr rained on small game docs not =|} Silver Spring Festival Grounds een
- —— State experts have keen “com- open until August 20. The sea- | rr
\ J eet woman told | baffled” bv eanse.. otis loses March 3 SPT ati 7 Miles West of Lancaster on Marietta Pike ( ; d h
pletely baffled” by the cause f son ¢ arch 31st. Subscribe for the Bulletin. O00 at é men
el ier husband | the extensive killing, an engineer _ Refreshments — Games 8 efres ts
ust 1 ne doesn t b au spokesmat said. N - | TREE AR - 'S ACCEPTE 3
he fin tel me a ll. A . . ER a so Des ACID Amusements for Everyone
; Eh as : mer Can i e on ! icken Corn Soup, e best In Lancaster County
‘iver some ne after the killing i } i
W replicd That's Biting i ¥ BOM Wi oH > 5 ag 1 gli FOLLOW THE ARROW Chicken Corn Soup Will Be Sold By Pint Or Quar.
he | but taey were n sure 1a 1 (Formerly Posey Patch) 1 ase of us “i. 3 A yi . a al 3 ek .
Ho th mo suit | 3 n case of rain, Chicken Corn Soup will be served in rear of Beginnin 3: 4
1 W am HL. | poisonous mi in the water MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Service Station ginning At 3:00 P. M.
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had been diluted by that time.
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A fellow working up a Lng Bob Greener reports that after D A N C X 1} ——— = aE :— rt fe ee
Shoe Factory went to one of tae rest 5 the stiil
an 1nvestigation cause
Gerberict nd asked if he could remains a mystery. Tih ~~ {
ee EE mn om 5 Friday Night
me was lid to go back 10] JOY NETMEN ; 4
work and not worry as they had = i
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NM Mam» TARE OVER LEAD J Ki i
es. omplored dere I oe 1st er ll Hellam, Pa. Sunday, August 14 1 Mi. S On Yorkana Rd. |
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ihe in iol. froin the AND HIS .
a b= fells w fron th ers, Mt. Joy netmen took over the | |
wer end of the county and 1 rr :
3 v had ite command post in the circuit last i 0 i
eT i pn he at rchestra iley and !
storm down there Was your | week and . lished themselves ; 0s¢e i cy an ompany
1 1 1 the team to beat.
hous ed much : : STANDINGS a INTERNATIONAL ILLUSIONIST {
He replic Don't know. All Teams W L Po. | —
I have found to date is the side | Mount Joy 56 24 700 3
porch and one rear door. York Racquet 35 18 600 i
Lancaster 37 26 L817 ® |
Fl 1 Harrishurg 36 27 71 :
Elwood Martin asked me the! = B U i B li d S d B t
Shilling 25 29 483
cther day why fish don't get h Jlington 48 2 A: nc e 1 an 0 us ers
i : Manheim 24 39 381
when they grow old. Middletown 11 61 139 Union N ional
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Guess we'll refer that one to | MAN PAYS FINE FOR ° » {
I'im Schroll and in case he does | TRAINING HIS DOGS S Ii d Sh t F h
not know better ask Jim Smelt- Charged with training dogs in Will ( 11 t da 1€ an or y nc er |
zer. closed season. Clarence H. Good, 1 0 eC W.N.O. W. FROM 6 TO 7 A. V |
“AN, . vO A, Na. i
Nl bt Manheim R2, paid a $10 fine to |
Loy Trostle wants to know why | Game Protector, John Haver-
snakes don’t crawl backward | stick Friday, settlement being G ( Bi 11s
when you suddenly approach | made on a field receipt. as ompany 1 S }
them Good was apprehended on last AMERICA’S MOST N d Th R
Our devil says, for the same | Thursday evening in Rapho Twp. BELOVED cowsov ! emo an e ange 1 CFS
reason that tobacco worms don't | by Deputy Game Protector John ® vr
spit. Krumbine, Lititz, while training
four beagle dogs, according to Mr.
That just reminds me that a The Officers of the Union National »
woman from the city seeing a | hospital She made up the new, al ie russe
: ing acce «in | bassinet with the rubber sheet and
man topping tobacco that was in =e ne \ oa y Mount Joy Bank have been authorized to |
seed and blooming, wanted to | regular sheet reversed. You can ask
have him arrested for destroying @ her about the belly band. t thi tat t
the flowers i remem receive payment oi moninly statements
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came ’ Have you tried the cotton-on-the ADULTS 50¢ Tax Included
Time tells on the best of us, but | -screen-door, = preventive ' against by the Lancaster County Gas : C CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE FREE
we didn’t’ think’ a mother. of five | flies? 1f "you haven't you might go HEY KIDS! i Boors, o . t Plenty of parking space,
would forget how to make dup «| up to Kulp's and ask how it works. C Get a FREE om RT A Si nomial Pap 3 ‘
baby’ Ss bed, even though her: chil- { Someone up there really went all ompany. AUTOGRAPHED Y DURDg aly 5 i ; . Special Parking For Cripples And Shut Ins
dren are’ grown up. But that's ex- | out. In fact I thought it was Na- 8x10 b SHOW RAIN OR SHINE 1
actly what happened to Miriam El- tional Cotton Week until they told or Show Starts At 1:00 P, M
lis when she welcomed her newest | me they were warring the flies. / : . M.
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