6-—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.., Thursday September 1, 1949
ee OE CANES ly -
Dr. John S. Gates

‘Engagements
Of Well Known
Local Residents > Labor Day is . day for 4 .

M Clavt 8. Hoss) day to celebrate out-of-doors. Food
., i S. ssler, :
| Mr. and pi PS: 1 Wf sae tastes twice as good at the shore,
MM: "1 y £ Na > » Tage -
Manheim R2, announce the engage In the woods, or under a favorite tres
ment of their daughter, Dorothy
In your own back yard.
Mae, to Elwood Moyer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Moyer, Manheim
R3. No date has been set for the
Here is the Food and the Values
TUESDAY, YEPTEMBBR 6] for Your Holiday
wedding.

Tender, Large Smoked
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Johanna
Dutly, Brockville, Ontario, Cana-
da, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Wilhelm Dutly, Dietisberg, Switz-
erland and John Robert Nissley,
shank
end Hers
son of Mrs. H. G. Nissley, 301 4
N Bubia St. this borouh. | § SLICES OF THESE HAMS " 79c Store
Miss Dutly is employed by G. 4 Fresh Pork Tender Stewing The He:
4
Mury

T. Fulford, M. P. in Brockville
| Mr. Nissley is employed by Busi- H L store on |
| ness Press at Lancaster. of five H
ee been purc
C Cc phy Co.
Donegal Airport News -43 - 49
! BAKED MEAT LOAVES V2 1b 28§¢ ed for pu
|" Sunday morning “Seplenier 4th, TASTY SKIMLESS FRANKS Ib 45c¢c Br oes
there will be a breakfast fight 10 SLICED LEBANON BOLOGNA ': "> 33c oan tr
! Schools
Open Here e Every driver should real-
Sept. 6 ize that kids — as long as
they can be called such
will think and act ‘like
kids"!

Tues.,

the Piper Aircraft Factory at Lock
tion
Heer Th Tero fim) recite Fancy Large Shrimp '> 69¢c| Freshly Picked White a,
wi e served to all visiting pilots. Fancy Haddock Fillets Ib 35¢ y en Al
Later 3 tour of the Piper Factory ) Boneless Steak Fish Ib 25¢ Crab Meat 69
will be made. All local pilots are!
Co. and
mid CHEESE LOAF ot
day by J
and Treas!
e With schools opening,
drivers should be on the

Frank Hassinger made a dual | ot fs Bo
cross country trip to Lake Sesque- PICKLES Majestic or Lang’s—Dill or Sour x 23¢ McConnell
PORK & BEANS Asco 2 can 21¢ So yant
sylvan
MARSHMALLOWS Campfire b 2Q¢ The desl |
alert for "quick dashes’ in-
port, three of tl
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to the path of danger! Bruce Halk and John Hawthorne 4 CATSUP Asco Tomato; regular Yor 35¢ ! ;
mie» aut cos soni wow 4 ENRICHED MILK rome 4 25.450 i]
< The |
Culpeper, Virginia.
hanna, New Jersey.
Bill Risser and John Bender vis-
ited the Lancaster Municipal Air-
There's no question about it — your

savings account ig a worthwhile invest

Harold Baer received his private
Sle 4st 3 :
ment and can easily fit into your budget. il bi 39 pilots certificate during the week. pr /
Forms Ava a € sutwof} date on the poticies esial)- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sprecher 3 Ot BOY
| their policy has been in force is the
: : lished by the VA for dividend pur- a : 2
3 ; Ca flew to Ocean City, N. J.
Insured up to $5.000. Come in this weak. (From Page 1) | poses. This cut-off date has been | 5 ff Ag 5 pl ho ins took four of
1 ” 4 10 I( New Co on OOK ol 0

in 1948. Commander Bail-
nd checks beginning in January | set for the anniversary dat h |
a : 1 al ili He of gach his Puerto Rican tomato pickers PS
been sharply criticized by policy in 1948. Thus, a dividend | f Atv! sid nen
1 or an Airplane ride ERA
embers of Congre will be paid on the policy from the | a nS a =
1 n ! Lewis Sauters and John Haw- 16- The Er
that the dividend will | dat tf « taker ta il the -0z Jar
ch at th vi 1 date 1t wa cen u unti 1c ”
thorne flew to the Bloomsburg mu- LL
be a political bonus if payment is| sam

nicipal Airnort

ed until 1950 - an election | ¢y cautioned veterans not to count
that payments| the time the policy has been in NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING
tim WASHINGTON, D. C.
be started in Oct r. VA officials, ree between the 1948 iversar ;
9 : : : : ih 1 1 saves Charles Hines and Pilot Sam Meals,
however, have repeatedly denied | date of the policy and the date on | By Anne Goode W of Alderson. W. Va. Flying a
4
thi y lity +} oe state { ov 1 ”
hi litical charge and stated that | which they received the dividend ie .
y 13 } v ai AR Hine : .
Sins vese men came here
4 1 1 Wi itl = If vou long for your make- up to loo} IK juson: 130° phe NEN «
the weeks visitors were:
{| Major EF. L Roach. Riche rd Ford,

0 ME NST Spenad i
dds 33 | Ev
TY
ara

served as

Hess. vice
hoard, led
Henry Ga

will be physically impossible te 3
; . | as smooth as a movie quee $, to inspect fire fighting equipment
tart distribution of the dividends | COLD PLATTER SUPPER Bow: i. jueen’s, he
before the first of the year Ladies Auxilia

the histori
Be Swe to Gal fnough Supreme Bread | as
THE TOAST OF THE E TOWN
ry Apply powder base sparingly and | at Marietta Depot
y of Friendship | smooth on we he mge
nooth on well, then with finger tips Donegal Airpert has recently an-
work in creme rouge. Lastly, with a :
piece of cotton press on pow der. With
: + Tt ys 2 : : = another cotton square carefully remove | rertation to all persons flying in for
of 20 million N-S.L.1 policies. | day, September 10th from 4 to 7:00! excess.
Aceording to this total the average | p. m | * % '%
{ payment will be about Benefit of the Ambulance Fund.| Iced tea a bother? Not the latest

Commander Bailey pointed ou Fire Co., will serve a cold platter : :
ar a nounced that it will give free trans-

:
ke = that the dividend will be paid out | supper ut the Fire Hall on Satur- |
! ing addres

J. Paul
Lancaster
business contacts at local towns.
Save 3 or 4 cents every day
and get the enriched loaf that
tastes better, toasts better and
stays soft longer.

Just to prove its a small world
Cai Sailow. Fortis :
1. He explained, | smi A fies en { kind. Already sweetened, all you have |‘ harles Bailey and Martin Brown, duced the
to do is mix a spoonful of the prepared | on their way to New Jersey were
the amount of the | SHOOTING MATCH SEPT. 11 tea syrup with water and ice, stir and | dyivine past the Kutztown Airport
principal,
po pI | ora 4 dis, Anna
sliced c NE SEE Westenber,
loaf J 4 ey Sugared Following
; Juz 25 wim DO’NUTS order: Noa

{ for each policy holder will The first Shooting Match and | *P wnd thought they recognized one of
be based on the length of time the | Trap Shoot of the season will be * 4 4 the air Tene arked diere Thev
hiss. beet i. fores and he on Sunday, Sontenibel TH. at) A handy kit for : any boy or girl going Ye airbianes pPatked oY
A » 441 off to college this Fall can be easily | stopped and sure enough Frank
weunt of premiums paid on the | the Sportsmen's Field at Florin, by | made up of several colors of shoe polish Hassinger and Jchn Hawthorne had Ral row epres
Ee policy { the Mount Jov Sportsmen's Asso-| Prushes and cloths. Comes in so . > a, B d B i doz Dc represents
I | for tic Suie shit of stopped for gasoline on the way oun ar-B-0 or J Committee

Chocolate Decorette erence Sc
Long Frankfurt Rolls BAR CAKES = 39 rt,
gd 15¢ Orange lced Angel Cake 49¢ chairman
Cocoanut Coffee Cake 23¢ Amos Hes
Bishop §
rans must keep in ind in com- - —— © ——
€ ug x % » mind in com | Fishermen figures indicate that sal. | Yi? by airplewe took three hours
he length of time which| Subsecr ibe for the Bulletin | > it 5a id forty fiv i 3
anon is going to be scarcer this year. | and forty five minutes. By auto-

Tuna, though, is more plentiful and | mobile the time was more then
should soon be cheaper at your grocery.
Corn and Grain Drying Becoming iy Habeas
| Make party potatoes this way. Mash
America’s Great Prize Winner a consecra
Sweet Crean & LANG'S and stude
'BUTTERg Sweet Mix
© Measured #3
Quarters Fe

that follo
| The S$ chool
commodate
Routine Operation Cn Many Farms Eng ps Mortuary Record
nt of air being blown through | to and beat till fluffy. Delicious and (From page 5)
decorative on a dinner plate, too. He was the oldest living mem-

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trification Bureau {
vithout sup- * x Xx ber of Shik ihe OT: ishing t¢
> a once was one of Mother , tempera- If I el f St. John’s Lutheran Church 4 Richland | Butter Ib 10¢ wi ing ?
NEC he relative i | you hi n't de | a pastry blender in Maytown and was past presi- 4 LA school,
andy when needed, Just use two lent f the Unio ‘emetel ASs- pS 3
ith problems of corn knives. Holding one in each hand, cut co viatio 4 4 DEAL CO. forex !
rosswise hat § 1A | iation there. y
jog under control IS ; Si € fo wat tat and Hour will form Sirs ' : Drip or regular grind; Sgr
P moving on | SAY Burviving are lis wite, Mis. “heat-flo” roasted Hye eK
ressure age farms, Ss A * >» * Jennie May Subplee Tome; his vacuum packed can | M 1
ttention. And A suggestion for tonight's dessert. son, the Rev. Dr. John S. T 3 Mr. anc
Canner ) r. For To: 3Ses ; of more than Maks it 4 soft custard poured over pastor of St a La 0) Here are the Fresh Vegetables and Fruit this boro,
t in emer- | $4, 000 000 occur annually because | fresh peaches or pears. iy I os Mark's | 5
A) St of. isi Church Hanover and two grand- sz i Calif. Vine Ripened ¢ rad Hospi
sons and one brother, Collon 3 | Xe ane
For quick, safe, easy canning of N F Fl Tome of Mt. Joy one OWS { of this p
g Je | ,
fruits, vegetables, meat, fowl ews rom orin A 12 ee 4 Co ! Wednesday
Preservesiflavos (9m pags’ 13 FIRST TORNADO, THEN FIRE > large c Jr and
“he NSA Zoi ville, a sor
by the Church of the Brethren at In Chanute, Kansas, Keith 4 oy EE ba ! ie
the Cove on Sunday. Knetzler's barn was destroyed by 4 0 4 Beth
Mrs. Jol Dunh: i Avon. i 2 tornado It was rebuilt and Northwestern =X Ibs Mr x,
| om i) oye of at 1S | within 48 hours after the carpen- 4 FRESH PRUNES ; 3 29¢ heim R2,
ye ite Wi A a i ian Hamilton rs were through, flames swept BARTLETT PEARS Calif. ‘ 3 Ibs 29¢ | Lancaster
and Ie y this week. the barn, burned to the ground. 4 E U.S. Tlarge y Ibs Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. James Foose, Mr. TT — ee ELB RTA PEACHES > 29¢ | Donegal, a
= and Mrs. Norman Leaphart of Car- | HEALTHFUL DEVICE | Valentin § Variety Fresh Green | eph’s Hos}
lisle called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo A beating and ventilating de- | 4 Mr. and
Mumper on Sunday. Mr. Foose is! vice which medicates the air cir- 4 OB B nN % Joy R2, a
3 i 3 a nepnew of the Mumpers. culating in public buildings was 4 | cgster Gen
“TITERS IE, 2 : AN Bo Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hershey spent | recently demonstrated in Cl | Mr. and
’ a 1 X $ 3 SRB 3 a1 p ago. Ww t | Mr. an
est of Bow, Ss i An Ci 3 € Se : 3 ght 5d 3 Saturday at Hershey. a : CELE RY ester estergPaseal stalk 15¢ | 118 E. Ma
ra aN & RRA 1 . | |
The right size body for the job \ pe : £77 i ; iE - Mrs. Sara Schlegelmilch and 4 Soe ET POTATOES U.S. 1 Md. Golden 3 Ibs 23¢ St. Joseph’
S Re 3 i brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Nay- hock Lime Mr. and
is a big help. 3 NER Ba 2 3 $Y ean Ae 6 i lor, gre spending some time at their 4 Ventura For ook Lima Beans 12-0z pkg 330 | Orange, N.
| | Here is one type of equipment used in drying grain. extreme vight camp in Huneington County. 4 Liberty Who! Sugared Strawberries 16-0z pkg 39¢c orial Hospi
is inclined plane elevator "ra at” grain from drying bin to | Mr. and Mrs. Martin Liggins, 4 Welch Grap Juice or Pasco Orange Juice 2 cans §9¢ | Aug. 22.
Rotor : 7 : . rage loft. { Martin Liggins Jr, Mr. and Mrs: 4 Tg | mer Jean
y R= 3 | 3 Fruit Jar gency session to solve the probler grain has bee n damaged by unfavor- { Wm. Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Grover | FOR 4 MAYONNAISE Creamy Hom-de-Lite ar i330 Mr. and
Food p= : | Eichler, Mr. Donald Eichler, Mr 4 i
Wrench d. Buildings | Franklin Eichler and son. Franklin ARGAINS 4 SALAD DRESSING Hom-de-Lite Jor nesday at
. ; : ildings | !
ations, must be | Jr, Helen Musser, and Margaret Ideal Placed Mr. and
1 | & t ih 5 : - = Cc Mr. an
cer | i Jos ay yop Eichler attended the funeral] of Mrs. 4 STUFFED OLIVES Spanish He * 45 Florin, a so
at is provided by x as er ala Ciub or dep. |
ti HY tps { Hai at Stee eday. po ge ster Ge
ih many grain drying ; Harry Fichler at Steelton Tuesday. BEVERAGES Rob Roy Asst'd & tax bots 21c caster Gens
Sve Y use on a number of A corn and doggie roast was held -—
frames & Ma tan. Ita stor- * Tuesday evening at the home of W. COOKIES ceorge inn assorted - > 39° SALUNGA
ran motor-driven fans * g SALUNG!
the fl¢ 10stats and other controls auto. ; H+ Myers by the members of Mt. | 16-02 C. Far] ]
into ly “keep the temperature and | Joy Lodge, 100F. PRESERVES Ideal Pure Strawberry Jar 33c
used, f air at eflicient g levels, | EE —————— | Don’ :
od of 3 3 also provide for economy and | LETTERS GRANTED on’t Forget Septemker Beautiful Priscilla » battery anc
end is sealed u d heavy ‘paper | s of operation, [ro An | U G Family Circle E 1
lace vall ‘ ) ie, : :
TM 1) Dc cc of hc root to the top of the | to hold the of ms | Zelda L Miller, Mount Joy Twp. | YOU CAN FIND | 6 vaert Films Noun ae DINNERWAR 9 Lanes
\ ¢ oof 1e f the 0 e moisture cont EY itis : e Ha e i
corn layer. Openings arou 1d the fon s within ac wepted Hot hg | administratrix of the estate of | THEM HERE { ve 1268 ale Save on our card plan police. H
and in the floor also should be closed. e insurance and results in | Richard J. Miller, late of Mount | | Prices Effective September 1.2.3, 1949 hearing be:
al : 8 i etiv eptember 1.2.3, 1949. Quantity Rights Reserved, he
J These precautions assure a maximum | higher yields per acre. hshi READING THESE ADS 1 . ot
; ey Joy Township. YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACME 1. Tigi