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2—The Bulletin, . Jov, Pa., Thursday, October 27, 1919
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The a fo Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901
Published Every Thursday at No.
9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa
of masquerade,
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lanterns,
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fortune telling, jack of
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the
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diversions
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nceent for normal chil-
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no fuss-making
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Essay Contest
making
EDITORIAL:
+ + will attend fo d the sessio
that | of the United Nations, at 1
politi= | ©
Did it to
many «of eur
icians are run by remote control. { Next T ; )
© 00 dtend our weeky meeting and
of
ever occur yon
present day
We want to remind you
modern prophet who,
said that all Americans would The:
by 1961. He meant if fore th
that long. The
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IN THE COUNTRY
City motorists are apt
get that rural school children don't
have sidewalks. The rural young-
ster hasn't the protection offered President Walt nounced that on
the children in the towns. It is | Tc.
in the wide coun- | he a pre
try highways,
speed and it is
where children are often
motorists. Children
along the highways should
en careful
the | the club a OT; n their “ri
sume years | and | I
ago,
be crezy
we live
to for-
open spaces of
that
in
increase
Places | was ask 1 ‘to bri along one
hit by
bicycles
you
such
on ed in the club, will be invited to
be giv-
consideration, Coun-
beautiful for for this occasion will be Mi
but children can come |
this meeting, and also bring
mployee I'he speaker
Hugh
t Pren-
Linoleum
try lanes he
fall driving
darting across these peaceful roads |
Take it easy, blow your hoin,
ready for the unexpected.
especially
may
ider
tice of the Armstrong
he Company ol
Be | President
young the two new members,
coming |
Lancaster
Walt then int
when
presenting
ones are either going to or 5 a4
ici with their
oduced |
were Charles Buchenauer and Rev. |
Donald Kline Dr. Workman in-
troduced Mr. Paul E. Portner, chief |
hemist at Wyeth Laboratories,
[arietta, who spoke to the club,
a
C Chry dler Head
(From Page 1)
of fact, Heilig
\ and legs
dragging us along, as 1 think
behind and we
yf we couldnt let
Remember cne time 1 tried
pumpe but
ground
ip, and I
could
let go Ol
a matter
perhag Wis i ore forceful
way, | rved at one time
riendship Fire C Ss a
f-appointed member and, now,
eached the status
fledged memker I don’t
nk m vind and age would
n to substitute for Heilig
\ cart and per-
reason | felt good
the Friendship
forgotten how
al-
on
n hose
1t indeed to
ervice to my many frie A
Joy and I hope the new
equipment might dc
lower the msurance
benefit to every-
ure
nething to
ale ind be of
Sincerely
KELLER
K..T
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FARMERS MAY GROW
County has
wheat
WHAT
Lancaster
located 72666
he 1950 he
Itural conservation
been al-
acres of
wvest, according to the
1
less
1945
5,700
the
The Creag about
the average
1948 period
A Ce ee
HONORED AT SHOWER
Vernon Flowers,
crop tox
and
Mis Landis-
shower re-
Mrs. Richard
took place
guests
viile, held surprise
cently in honor of
Wertz
y recently
whose mar lage
Twenty were
pre ent, *
tll
Stimulate business by adver-
tising in the
your
3ulletin.
from school.
® 00
of the opinion
foolish for the authorit-
all the labor strikes
country, particularly |
It is rather diffi- |
We are that it |
is rather
ies to permit
thruout the
coal and steel.
cult to explain just which way we
COME ALONG WITH U US
GAS AND ELECTRIC
PRICES REDUCED
NEW 1950
o ita kene! » Jus? arvived!
Ranges THE NEW JOHN PLAIN BOOK
FULL
Combination Ranges
624 PAGES CONTAINING 6,000
WONDERFUL GIFTS & HOMEWARES
Watch Shop
FLORIN, PA.
SIZE COAL AND GAS
shown onty at Koser's
Dial Mt, Joy 3-4015 Ave,
$174.50
Chocolate
All
Size Furnaces
351
program, |
‘Harold
KALAMAZO
SALES &
SERVICE
W. King St., Lanc., Pa.
PHONE 33598
The World's Finest REFRIGERATOR gives yo
8-4-1
|
Quality Meats
Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S Meat Market
West Main St.. Mt. Joy
V converTIBLE CORNER for
whole watermelon!
V speep FREEZER to hold up
to 31 Ibs. of ice cream, sher-
bet, jellied consomme and
other frozen foods!
V 64 pop-out ICE CUBES!
ALSO
A FULL LINE OF
all your frosty favorites!
PIANO
R. Hunt
¥ MORE ROOM for tall bottles!
v EXTRA SHELF SPACE for
cooling salads, desserts and
™
>
— ORGAN ALL FOR ONLY
$3297
R. D1 (MODEL EC-8)
LIZABETHTOWN
Everybody reads newspapers but
NCT e
vertising left on their door step.
verybody reads circular ad- PHONE 3-9681 14 EAST MAIN ST
MOUNT JOY, PA.
90th ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
“Is it wrong for us to
give you more good food
for your money ?
“Is it wrong for you to
shop at our stores if by
so doing you will make
our business grow?
“Apparently the anti-
trust lawyers, who are
trying to put A&P out of
business, think so.
“Apparently the Amer-
ican people don’t agree
with the anti - trust
lawyers, for many,
many thousands of them
are writing and saying:
“‘We like A&P and we
don’t want them put out
of business.”
Visit A&P This Week-End and Get
Acquainted With Our Drastically Reduced
Egg Prices!
JANE PARKER
Layer Cakes CHOCOLATE & SILVER
Sugared Donuts we 7;
Pound Cake "oN"
Sandwich Rolls 50k: &
Fruit Cake
Potato Chips” POTATO or
TE
GRR ie
Compare Our Ham Values!
Cudahy or Sunnyfield Tendered Smoked
HAMS
each 49¢
20¢
28-02
3 49e
15¢
$1.25
23 +45¢
1%-lb
JANE
cake
PARKER
WHOLE OR
AT SA b € EITHER HALF
POUND. HAMS | NO SLICES
First of the Season!
Florida
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are headed when we permit two > j
men to do the thinking for many H J 8 °
ig ager s lain Clothin ept
Is our Government so small that g © CRANGES
it can't control Lewis and Murray ce ’
or is the vote they control so in Where Plain Folks Like to Shop c
poriant that neither should be in- | 9 . ° Sizes. dozen
sulted. H d art f M Pl Cl th
me eadquarters for Men's Plain Clothing
Ii the present situation contin- Winesap A les } 25¢
ues workers on strike will get pp avian bos.
desperate. Their families must YORK 2-16 ¢
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eat. We had an illustration of | Ready-Made Sack Suits Cou i d Apples SIAN | canton 15
such a conditicn at Baltimore Mon. ! Cauliflower YORK STATE large 15
when 1500 siormed Union head- a hae
quarters seeking food and relief. ! $49 75 t $59 ar me ns SMALL
Remember that current strikes * 0 . Ne by Pu pki i Tea 15
here in the United States are ex- as an 8-01 C Lis
actly what the Russian govern- 7 Ro ted Pe uts beg 1 : 33
ment wants, Sirikes are the first IO
step of revolution 0 7 Sharp Cheese 1b. 69c
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A SALUTE TO A LADY | Rosduivad Mild Cheddar Cheese - 49
On October 27, we celebrate the eady-Made Frock Suits $55.
birthday «& the most famous lady Phillip’ S String Beans Vere: 10¢
in the United States. She is M d t M Pi . S it
enjoying her 63rd anniversary. am uits Can ry PAPPAS 16-01. 25¢
losing none of her fame in the Cr ber Sauce 4 4
passage of years, but adding to her $55. and Up A&P Apple Sauce a5 25¢
glory. She is the hepe for those
who would wish (to come to this : 1! oe dexo SHORTENING Loo. 28¢ Bie 78
country, ihe promise to those who | ra ith detai
$7 a ne : 1 50UP 10%;-
Sl mt he on their Way lo ol The model for the 1949 Girl Scout poster shows her troop p.u jood f ¢ Chicken Rice Pivitin's 3 coms 25°
shores. She presides in dignity leader the finished product Carrying the theme “Come Along DD:
and stature miles above the wa- With Us” the poster is designed to help recruit adult volunteers i: Pancake Flour Fil 2005 16
ters of the harbor of New York, O ) N zr
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a symbol of American freedom. ¢ Tt. 3( to INOV. 5 Girl Sc out W "eek ’ BET aS 8-01, €
Never tiring, this mighty woman] This coming week October 30 to | Troop No. 8, Leader. Mi Men S Topcoats Green Gi t Pe 2 cans 25
holds a beacon in her right hand ; jo 7 : vr [rs 29 wae = ak PICKV/ICK 6
: es and, | November 5 is Girl Sco it | Christine Weidman, Ass't Leaders oe .
raised high, clasps the [Book of |, ill bezgin with a church service | Mis. Klein ig Tart Sh I ess. $30. fo $55. Tuna Fl 28 BRAND son 23
Laws with her left. This gi-| und: October 30.26 7 bh. = : ay : ; ie ini | 5 0 oats that are practical dnd
gantic, copper sheathed figure, in Teint Oturck Brownie Troop No 105, Mrs James : = s that ¢ ; prac i | and Swifts Pard’'s
commemmorates the alliance of | pic corvies will be attended be the B. Sanger, es Leaders, Mis. Ere a woo of you
the French and Americans in the Gi ; Sc : d ; , x ‘end i" Lewis Diller, Mrs. Joe Schroll. i red in Plain Chesterfield Models PEANUT BUTTER DOG FOOD
fight for our independence in 1776. tin Brownie Troop No. 75, Leader, i sh front. 12-01 ct 11 Cc
The French gave $250,000 that she I'l [ 10 Mrs. G. F. Naugle, Asst Leader, T Sond jor 33 6 cons’ 75
BUSHY teh on The Cr sy \ Ha Wi ar Yoo opcoats, water repellent finish,
versar ol organized couting mn i i
gave $250000 for the granite base |. 8 ‘rough the lors of the Tra} in all wool black gabardine $45.
. . incaster County. Mt. Joy Neigh- Tae rts of the Tram- SUNNYFIELD 5.1% 10-16
where she might stand. She is | rl 4 is wrote 10 have Troon Ss ng Committee of ‘he Lancaster Co Pasiry Flour ENRICHED bug 35¢ bag 67¢
named most fittingly, Statue of SE EE ee A uncil it has been i )ssible
8 ee 8 in the county. This troop has been a Sm eel made POSSIDE $ y
4 Prty o 1 rp ‘ +} ~ Ree 48 :
Liberty. A goddess indeed. a onlinaotsly rezistered. G Scout these volunteer leaders. Each Men’ $ i 7. a0 Mother S Cais he 29° oy 33°
sight for weary and oppressed, an = vear throughout the country basic [1 black n rey with the rre
inspiration for those who seek the oe yn adership training courses iro give i i bills: SY Yh : IN MUSTARD SAUCE
freedom. She is masthead of our [COY FUDD run as nigh a en th at tt i oo ids 1 lors, and correct brims for our Sardines OR NEA 3 cans wad
ship of state 183. In the past five years the Mi So mht with One of TWO excep: P trade. Most of them with water repellent
p state, va Jov: has grown from THO! each of these leaders either ST el ee hom Wily waler repslien: a |] Cid RED Va-gallon gallon
LET'S HAVE FUN ob. Intermedia‘e Troop which took has attended such a training course | nis PP e er CHEEK ive 35¢ jug
es : { 55: Aor} hed | © 1S doing SO now.
Hallowe'en comes ‘round again, ©! ages Who wine | « S CRISPO-COCOA ! -
a un Bgain tc. be to x Monday evening for eight 100 wool sweaters, collars, black bow and Cookies OATMEAL OR GINGER SNAPS Tos
rives during a beautiful diason wo ser oops for girls at high | we throughout October and No- | string ties, collar buttons, arm bands, neck
when the twanginess of fall air cheol age, two intermediate troops her a Basic Leadership Train- band shirts, etc.
gives zest to building honfires and for girls from 1¢ to 13 years of ge; i Course ii being given, here in
meking pumpkin faces. To re- and ‘wo Brownie troops for girls 7! Mount Joy. This is beng attended Three Reasons Why You Should Shop at Hager’s:
lease surplus energy, some child- © 10. There are nearly one hundred |! y a group of leaders and prospec- rs 5 ie J ayer
ren use Hallowe'en as an excuse girls in Mt. Joy registered in Scout- | tive leaders from Mount Joy and L. LARGE COMPLE I E ASSORTMEN 1 S!
for turning the occasion into a M2 These girls are under the fol- neighboring towns y ; xy y '
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holiday of destruction. Fun is | lowing leadership | : I'he aim of Girl Scouting is the 2. ALL OOL QUALITY STANDARD! oe
fun but vandalism is mean. There | Senior Troop No. 108. Leader levelopment of each girl into a well 3. MODERATE, REASONABLE PRICES! ‘ DH
is nothing funny in malicious or Mis. George Albert, Asst Leader rounded individual—to develop a 83 E M S
thoughtless destruction of property Mrs. Nick Lightner citizen. Every man and wo- | . ain i. ount oy Pa.
It should be curbed and parents Senior Troop No. 96. Leader, Mrs. [man in Mount Joy with a hobby to ’
can help t: put a stop to sense- Robert Hawthorne, Ass't Leader, | share, an interest in girls, or an in- Il 1 hi
less and often expensive destruct- Mrs. Frank Young, J: {terest in the future of America has | A Prices In TY IS Store
ion by the youngsters. Inter Troop No 147. Leader. | something to offer Girl Scouting. | | h h
Hallowe'en is the time for re-| Miss Eunice Herr, Asst Leaders, | That is why the slogan on the 1949 | | Are T e Same As T ose
H ime for re nay 1 25-31 W. KING ST. LANCASTER, PA.
viving the customs that have | Mrs. Roy Wagner, Mrs. Joe Det- | Girl Scout poster is Come Along — In Effect In Our Su er M rk t
been practiced through the years, | wiler. with us. - EE Ll lL ee i ee a ne & wr - — J 4 P a e 5