&—The Bulletin, a
Pa.,
Thursday, March 2, 1950
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The sn Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901
Published Every Thursday at No.
P-11 East Main St,
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ter under the Act of March 3, 1879,
Member, Pennsylvania
Publishers’ Association
Publivation Day, Thursday
Copy for a change of advertising
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Classified ads will be accepted to
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Mount Joy, Pa.
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Newspaper
EDITORIAL
The District Attorney meant ex-
actly what he said January 10, 1948.
His
office is opposed to slot ma- |
chines and any form of gambling.
machines have disappeared
from private clubs at Columbia.
Gamblers better heed this warning
as there will be no exception.
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The City of Philadelphia has pas- |
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sed a2 law patting a ban on BB
vifles. Lancaster is seriously con- |
sidering similar legislation and with
our past experience we. can see no
good reason why the same thing
should not ‘he dene elsewhere.
The modern BB rifle shoots en-
firely too hard and far to be hand- |
led as a toy by any child. Today
they are really dangerous.
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CALLS FOR ACTION
A senator states that there are at
least fifty-seven people : carrying
Communist membership cards, who
are an the payroll of our State De-
partment. We cannot be
that such is true, but it is a state-
ment that should be investigated, a
challenge to our Secretary of State.
¥t is for the goed of the country that |
such an accusation shculd not be |
passed ‘over as idle chatter, politic-
al so-what. It should be looked in-
to, and if the senator can prove his
statement, there should be some !
rapid removals in the State Depart- |
ment.
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£0 LONG, FEBRUARY
New we begin to see the effort of
nature at work. It began with the
flow of sap in the dead of winter, | Always striving to be helpful, I|
where roots lie in the dark under- | Suggest as we go headlong into
ground. Where much of winter | 1950 that every congressman -- |
was extremely mild, flowering | mother’s son of 'em-go down |
things have already rushed to pro-
claim ‘heir living cells. The rising
sap. the pumping cells, the process
of osmosis, brings pressure to bear.
certain
The Bulletin’s
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LONG AGO
20 Years ABO
Twp
HAPPENINGS
A clerk at a Columbia store
found a live rattlesnake in a box of
CH
LIVE and DRESSED
CHICKENS
Electric
and Gas
Also Specialize On
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
Cover's Welding Shop
Delta and Marietta Streets
MT. JOY, PA.
FREE DELIVERY
BLAIN KAUFFMAN
MT. JOY, PA.
ROUTE 1 DIAL 3-4929
oranges
iil
This
| extreme
| sulting from wearing
shoes toa short for many
| years, Cases like this are ©
hard to correct but prop- 9
er fitting can bring some
relief and comdort.
view shows
distortion re.
Tomato-Cheese Pie Prepare :
I f hot roll mix, fol Cplumbia Boro decided to pur
1e pac Kallt 0 10 Toil nN, -
lowing directions on package. Let this the ms a works,
: . | making an offer $200,000.
dough doukle in bulk once Di- ah of ¥ .
ide in third Shape each third American Legion Auxiliary will
[ V e 1 as eac ‘ "»
into a ball and roll each one into sponsor the showing of “Old Glory
10-inct irel ne-eighth inch in the high school auditorium
=inehn cirele, one-elig n |
thick Fit aia 100 Io int Music clubs of Mt. Joy High
nic 1 a 21 ose 0
lat T i Fillings School will hold a combined ccn-
ple plates Im edges 8S
1.3 tea or salad oll. 2 No. 2 1°20 and minstrel show.
2 C Ol ec Ol Salad i -~ “ x
avs tomatoes well “drained. 1 A Rapho Twp. farmer sold 10
onion, chopped fine, 1 1-2) 2°76 of tobaceo for 25 and § cents.
medium ion, choppe -2 EF un
t salt, 1-4 t pepper, 1-4 t thyme or | Mr. U. E Hoffer accepted the |
. 1-2 1i ted position as superintendent in the |
a ram organo, 2 1D. Bre » .
Vary hee Brash mechanical department at The
sharp AINE can cheese.
| ot | Bulletin.
{ dough with oil Place layer of", . Ss
: { The State Hospital for Crippled |
drained tomatoes over dough. : 4 |
it ' : _ | Children at Elizabethtown opened
Sprinkie with onion, salt, pepper, . :
: with twelve patients.
herb Add grated cheese Dot",
{with ofl Bake in moderate oven | Toy balloons released at Colum- {
i i AKC Te > V
> : I'bia were found at Syracuse, N. Y.
J0 minutes. . a |
ns i A distance of 210 miles. |
DID YOU KNOW? The last toll road in Lancaste:
“ ; significant at » Ameri | ~ $i
It is Say nt that the Ameri | County will soon be freed.
le ics, where corr tne :
: "Ren 105, wher oo 115 W€ 1 Florin Foundry was closed two |
| leading cereal grown, have never | ;
j ce a i | days because of cold weather. i
{ known a widespread famine,” says The - Artesian Well -Drillin ~~ 5
£3 Sle 8 \
20 J. Schaben of the Office of | x "|
Le > J I Rel so of Salunga has contracted to dig |
| Agricultura elations. Lurope Sho Toop i .
Ale and on te other hat an 8 inch hole for the fourth anrte- |
Bice let. 202 Vell the water supply |
ave © on gi 9 ed y oe | for the Rheems reservoir |
astrous food shortages due to crap : i
i 4 5 ot Ee =” + | A Valentine Social was held in |
ailures of the older cereals.
§ the Landisville Church of G |
“Keep more land in grass more | 9 iy < hein)
of the time and some land in grass Sr oe Sewn Re
i ale Ce Sale. i
all of the time,’ is the first of ten 100 customer ah. chon t ° Po
Ss Ss, d oy y rumme
| points outlining the grassland ag- hand mirror fre ; Med
. 1g er iv > + | . 1
DN pele) Jo the Ye U. 8. | Eighty miles of concrete, from
ept. © griculture. } 1: ot : . |
F i 3 | Lancaster to Philadelphia is un- |
TAKE A TIP i ese : way
: 3 | derstocd to be included in the high
Slowly cook bacon strips in 2 | way construction. Tor 1930
: : vay ¢ : or 1950,
frying pan, until transparent. Re- |" P.R R it: ordered 1 t |
: vw hh. was ordered 0 restore
move and line muffin’ ‘pans with lt . i
rain service between Columbia and |
strips. Place an egg in each bacon | ‘station wid | {
cup, sprinkle with salt and pepper i oe and intermediate |
| points. |
| wooden clothespin in each finger of Will be
i
| to his ear
Nature pours forth buds and blos- |
The sharp bitterness of cold
go. March will
rising sun. Floods
soms.
days will seen
f.eld an earlier
come from swollen rivers accomp-
anied by low mists and edgy air.
But February passes and ahead lies
the joy of spring donning her
al cap and cape.
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AN OLD CUSTOM
An Eastern university
forum of students
members concerning
college examinations. It is an ac-
knowledged fact that there is con-
siderable cheating in grade and high
scheols, colleges and universities,
hut it is surprising to learn that the
majority ef chealing in colleges is
and
cheating in
{| who elect their
flor-
and bake in moderate
15 minutes.... Scrape out measur-
ing spoons and cups for
measuring in recipes --Shave
grind scraps of soap and dissolve
in boiling water. Add powdered
chalk cr whiting to make a clean- |
and paste--Put a
oven
accurate
or
ing scouring
and
| the gloves you have washed
| this Prevents shrinking.
THE LOW DOWN
memes § 1 © 11] semen
HICKORY GROVE
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specialist and find out
just what it is that has been throw- |
ing him for a loop and off his
| ium. Find cut what is
causing him to imagine that 500 |
folks making a big hullabaloo cuts |
more than 10,000 quiet folks |
and then ex— |
enough and |
ice
man
| pect him to be astute
smart enough not to be carried |
off his feet by the noise of the |
few looking for loot.
These congress fellers, when
they are htme know what to get
| your
holds a |
faculty |
bank--and have
own earned security--that it |
takes thrift. Even in the bank-- |
and have your own earned security
a nest egg in the
| that it takes thrif. Even in the |
schoolhouse -- first grade -- they |
know that a nickel 5 week in the
lings in a fancy spot when vaca-
{ticn time comes and ice cream
cones are tasty,
not because the student is afraid of |
failing, but because he
‘look good’. Lots of families
great -emphasis high
put
on
wishes to
grades. |
Graduate schools stress high scho- !
Iastic pvating. Employers often are
prejudiced by high marks in col-
lege. So there is cheating. If a
students will eheat in school, he will
have the habit, after
. |
he is out of |
school. Perhaps more stress should |
be placed upon daily effort that is
visible during the school year rath- |
er than on high marks in examina- |
| potatoes to hold up the price. With
| a surplus of 40 million potatoes, |
THESE CRAZY PEOPLE |
tions.
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A Minnesota farmer sold 160,000 |
pounds of potatoes to the govern- |
ment at $145 per hundredweight, |
then bought them back for livestoek |
feed at 1 eent per hundredweight.
The potatos never left his farm.
This is under the government pro- |
gram te reduce surplus stores that the supported price is the taxpayer
{ who helps the government keep the
During this last fall and winter | price up, at least enough above the
otir country imported five million | level of Canadian potatoes that they
bushels of Canadian potatoes, when | may be shipped to Louisiana and
the native potato market was so | Florida for less than American
over-loaded they didn’t know what | grown spuds.
to do with them. Canadian potatoes deesn’t add up to crazy kind of
planning,
might ret in the bin.
cost less here.
Our government has the potato | the government's help, farmers will
subsidy that buys American grown | grow another surplus crop this year.
piggy bank puis the young gos-
So you gents there on that mys- |
tic Potomac where some are in-
clined to the fancy that dinero
grows on shrubs and bushes, 1
warn you. My crystal ball tells
what is brewing. Listen. The
10.000 quiet citizens back home
pack a haymaker and could fool
| you on next election day. They |
are not as sound asleep as you
might think.
Yours With The Low Down |
JIMMY
| to the farmer for fertilizer at two
buys them back, was paid, on the
| average, $1.10 a bushel,
bushels, they will pour a contamin- |
ating dye on them, sell them back
cents a bushel. The dye costs one
cent a bushel. The same farmer who
The consumer buying potatoes at
Now, if all of this
nothing dees. And, with |
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for |
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ment:
| tate’s General
| The house on the Frank Hertz- |
[ ler farm, near Aberdeen Mills, wag
| slightly damaged by fire.
Christ R. Hostetter,
E. Donegal Twp. was elected Se
lof the Board of Health at Palmers
ton, Pa.
Lanc.
formerly of
County's Agricultural
August 19-23
Fair
held next
| Fall.
| At Marietta, prizes were
by Scoutmaster Frey
Scout could do
offered
the Boy
the most
who
stunts with @ yo a yo-yo ya top.
School News Fr rom
(From Page 1)
and Glenn Forney.
Miller Following
the tour of the campus they were |
entertained at a tea.
The School Board of East Donegal |
announced the following dates for
year end {
activities. May 28 - Bac- |
| calaureate Service: Rev. Gerald |
Marzolf of the Maytown Church of |
God will have the invocation: The |
Girls’ Chorus of East Donegal will |
sing, directed by Mr. Eugene Saylor |
v. N. H. Zuck,
Church of the Brethren, will deliv-
er the sermon, June 1 - Commence-
Dr. A. C. Baugher,
of Elizabethtown College,
the address; Mr.
and Re
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President |
will give |
P. N. Hershey Es- |
Manager, Hershey, !
will present the diplomas to
Mr. Her- |
shey graduated fifty years ago; ors}
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given by students of the gr: aduating |
May 31 - Ninth Grade Pro~ |
motion exercises.
Monday through Wednesday of |
this week, Dr. J. W. Bingeman,
Supervising Principal of East Don-
egal Twp. Schools, attended the
School Administrator's Convention
at Atlantic City.
I IC
Pa.,
the fifty-two graduates.
ations and musical numbers will be |
class.
When in need of Printing. (any-
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
Help Schools
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Our X-RAY Shoe Fitting Service
Reveals the Caude of Foot Troubles
If you've never had “foot trouble”
your life, you should be thankful...
and careful! Remember, it takes only
one. pair of misfitted shoes to. start
serious foot ailments that may bother
you for years. Why take chances, when
our X-Ray Fitting Service makes cer-
tain that the shoes.you buy fit properly?
If you already suffer discomfort or
pain from foot troubles, a Free X-Ray
Foot Examination may reveal the cause.
Chances are we can put your feet
back on the path to foot health with
the right size and style of shoe...or
suggest other corrective measures.
This service costs you nothing, yet
may save you or some member of your
family from years of neddless suffering.
X-Ray Fitting in child-
hood is most important
because it assures nors
qual healthy foot de-
velopment. Prevents
cramping and crowding
of tender muscles avd
pliant bones. Enables
you to see your child's
shoes fit gorrectly.
Jack Horner Shoes
X-RAY FITTING
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Newcomer Motors, Inc.
PA. DIAL 35-4821
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Phone 3-5931
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MARY G, NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
Crown "Coal :
A PREMIUM QUALITY
ANTHRACITE
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ESSOHEAT
FUEL C OIL
PAUL , E. HESS
FLORIN, PA,
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4885
TAKE HOME
A BOX OF
THE FAMOUS
Fanny Femor
CANDIES
Eppley’s
Town Pharmacy
Moose Building Phone 310
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
MANY PRICES
ONE SERVICE
Many Persons have questioned ‘the
reasons why funerals differ in cost
The answer; is simple-—it depends
on, the merchandise selected by
the family, and this covers a wide
range Whatever the total cost
there is no differentiation 1 the
professional service we rey
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HOME FOR FUNERALS
North Duke Strect At Lemon
LANCASTER, PENNA.
| $209.95 Reduced To
KOHLER; KOHLER
$139.95 up wo $199.50
Automatic Gas
WATER HEATERS
$105.95
Odin Beauty
Gas Range
$189.95
3 -Piece Colored
BATHROOM SETS
$278.75
PHONE
MAIN ST.,
3-5983
MOUNT JOY
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$267,124
$ICO CUSTOMERS ‘are the BENEFACTORS
The MORE SICO CUSTOMERS — The MORE
PROFITS for PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
APRIL, 1949
To Help You...
CHECK YOUR
PURCHASES
YOUR CASH REGISTER
SLIP
To Help You...
CUT YOUR
FOOD BILLS mms
; Customers
¥ oh {
5, 3 Corner
Do you enjoy shopping
comfort at your A&P?
Are the aigles roomy
and uncluttered?
1s there plenty of light
and good ventilation”
Are the various dc
partments easy to find
and the I lve 10
i ach?
What would you suggest
we do to make vour A&P a
more comfortable place to
shop? Please write:
Customer Relations Deparment,
A&P Food
120 Le
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SWEET JUICY THIN SKIN
Florida Oranges
LARGE SIZES
5 OUND Be
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FATE
PRICE AS LOW AS
CATES
r they're
marked on ev
the
4 yo
stor
in the
CELLD WRAPPE
HORT SHANK —4 TO ’ LBS. PDI
PASCAL CELERY
ROME BEAUTY APPLES
ICERERG LETTUCE
SWEET POTATOES
FRESH DATES
A&P DRIED PRUNES"
SALTED PISTACHIO NUTS
Reduced Price!
CAMPBELL SOUPS
BEEF, BEEF NOODLE, VEGETABLE BEEF
CHICKEN, SCOTCH BROTH, CHICKEN N
CREAM OF CHICKEN, CREAM OF MUSHROOM CR CLAM CHOWDER
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Other Popular Varieties
ELLOW
ONIONS
A 5
"he Bd
Florida 2 stalks § gg
4 ibs 29c
lose 25
3" 28¢c
ik 29¢
so: 25¢
large
2
NO. 1
YELLOW
CONSOMME, MOCK TURTLE
CODLE, CHICKEN GUMBO,
PINK SALMON 50:0"
TUNA FLAKES “rm war
CHEDDAR CHEESE
APPLE JELLY 050%
HOT CROSS BUNS ne rare
1-1b
BUTTER rac" toi
BUTTER KERNEL C
BUTTER KERNEL P
JELLY EG 20S WORTHMORE
SALAD DRESSING
GOLD MEDAL, CERESOTA
OR PILLSBURY
FLOUR
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REDUCED PRICE
2"
1) Ib 45c
= 250
gle
pky
of 10
in Yb ib
prints
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ORN 23% 2%
EAS 2 7 39e¢
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bag
HUNT'S TOMATO CATSUP 2.5 2 9C
MARVEL BREAD "52.0 La
i4c
TOMATO SOUP cm BC
ENCORE EGG NOODLES pe 23¢
A&P CORN Soon 2c
MOTHER'S OATS 2
oo 29C a 33¢
FINE QUALITY POULTRY FEED
DAILY LAYING MASH
DAILY SCRATCH FEED
DAILY CHICK STARTER 25
Daily Baby Chick Feed 25
251
bh. bag $1.05
25h. ba g 99¢
Ib. bag $1.08
). bug $1.03
83 E. Main St.
Mount Joy, Pa.
All Prices In This Store
Are The Same
As Those
In Effect In Our Super Markets
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packer,
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cutter }
down pi
heds, ca
lift, Be
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one row
mixer [I
carn she
air comy
and thi
shelters
of feede
sets of f
iocks. si
tobacco |
Factor ¢
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rake for
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of Route
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