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Friday 4 to 9 p. m.
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EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1950
ON
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| Phone Landisville 3511 Phone Mount Joy 3-375!

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LONG HOURS GOOD WAGES
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| Vastly Transformed
Cost of Product Rises
Less Than Other Foods
Since the turn of the century the

U. S. Milk Industry
milk industry has undergone
transformation rivaling that of the
airplane, according to dairy scien-
tist and historian Dr.
derson,
Dr. Henderson, co-author of ‘The
Market Milk Industry,” a standard
textbook whose latest edition will
be released this spring Said “Our
| research sinve the war's end points
equipment
| away
Phone 3.5375
oO : ! R a member of Casiphia Lodge No
onegal Springs oad >
MOUNT JOY. PENNSYLVANIA 351, F. and AM, Mount Joy; the
Tull Cedars of Lebanon, Lancaster
TT — " Lodge of Perfection No. 14; the
Lancaster Aut mobile Club, Loyal
oye Order of Moose, No, 299, Lancaster
Hei lig and was a charter member of the NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING
’ & Landisville Lions Club WASHINGTON, D, C.
Funeral Home | Besides his father, he is survived Sy Anne Goode
' by his wife, Mi Maggie Bortz-
23 W. Main St. Mount Joy | : oi . : There's a surplus of nuts — and TI |
ficld Myers and these children: S 1 \ B
[ Fant : don’t mean the human variety. But
Kathryn, wile of Thomas Boyd, | don’t count on prices going down ‘cause
JAMES B. HEILIG, Moan Jv: Mildred B., wife of | if growers take the government's advice
Funeral Director | William Chasen. Forrest Hills, | We will find walnut’ oil being mixed
IN. V: GC. wite' of Fol A with paint, 3 oil in shorten:
\ y BCUthH wile ol wobert £ i 4 i
ing and salad oil.
| Hamilton Elizabethtown: and Gene x x
—— so ere me eset T. Myers, at home | Wh hed tat © |
ou wan ed atoes to |
PUBLIC SALL | Four grandchildren and tl wiih in oy his” whip in
Saturday, June 24th, 1950 ; | La thers also survive: Charles Te one- ane ht cup seul, a fitie
On Henry Street, in the Borouch | wi I CY We minced onion, chop: parsley an
. an aul C. Myers, all
of Mount Joy, Lane. Co. the fol- asm nd | vers salt. Turn into a li ped. greased cas
lowing f Lancaster; and Ralph L. Myers, | serole. Then bake in a hot oven 25 to
Columbia Range, Coal Oil Stove, | Salungs 30 minutes.
New Electric Kelvinat r Re ig €r= 1 The funeral was held from the x x Kk
Mor, Tw 1 » Bedroom Suites, C es! "3 | Sheet funeral home at Lancasie One manufacturer is packaging 10 |
Tables, Two Antique plank bottom Voor with interment in | Cakes of soap in a very handy con- |
Rockers, Odd Chairs, Sideboard, Py Roon with mierment IN | joiner - it's a transparent plastic bug |
Kitchen Cabinet, Radio, Vietrola, | the Salunga Mennonite Cemetery. | that has innumerable uses around the |
Rugs, Guns, Tools, Brass Kettle, house. It's ¢ Prcially wonderful for |
Dishes, ete. storing vegetables in the refrigerator
y start 30 P. \
Sale to start at 1:30 P. M x nn
MRS.
Joyd Landvater,
Auctionee 23-3t
RUTH STAUFFER
iron (aOR) Buy
R u P T URE Your
SHIELD DOERT HERE Auto Insurance
expert of Chicaeo. will personally | Before Getting
These Facts
he at the Brunswick Hotel. Lancas-
ter Thursday & Friday Only, June |
20 & 30 fem 9A M. to 4 P.M. |
\ eh vnan SANS The Zoetie
Shield is a trem | Learn how you can get superior
former methods, effec BROADFORM protection at
immediate results. It substantial savings. Semi-annual
| premiums. Strong company with
{he | service in every state.
ole Before you buy . . check with me
«+. no obligation,
hold th ropture
Ray N. Wiley
MANHEIM R. D. 2
2201

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Phone Landisville
5 AMERICAN RPARMERS
| MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Operating in lowa as
(Illinois) American Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company
Shevnan will he glad to dem- |
onstrate without chovee, |
Artesion Ave.. Chicavo
sional hernia or pT
following svreical oneration
especial'y solicited.
Mr.

25-10
Have you taken out last year’s white
cotton gloves only to find that they're
a drab, sorry looking lot? Well, don't
despair "cause there's hope if you tint
them yellow, light blue or pink with |
| ducts has
up the fact that although labor and
costs have' kept pace
with rising -scales in ather Indus-
tries, the cost of milk and its pro-
risen less than that of
any other food, In fact,
a nutritive point of view, is far and
the housewife’'s best food
| buy.”
an all-purpose dye to match vour new |
Spring sui uit.
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Will Fix Boundary)
(From Page 1)
both
petition points out.
maintained ly township's
the
upervisors,
the residents sign-
petition are
the
| convenience
| ing the
two townships for
sake
55 of the
i limits of
be
thus placing all
petition- |
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asking that the!
relocated, |
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ers in West D:negal, smaller of the |
two townships.
The Rheems Water Company, it

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Mount Joy, Pa.
® Eyes Examined
® Glasses Fitted & Repaired
® Phone 3-9295
HOURS:
Tue,-Thur..S8 a. m.-5 p.m.
Tue.- Fri., Sat., 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
is explained in the petition, is
ready to extend its lines into the |
rca, offering the fire protection
the peiiticners desire as well as
additional water facilities for
home-huilders.
Appointed by the Court to act]
cn the petition and determine the
townchip's boundary lines are Hen- |
ry H. Koser, Parke Ammon and
George Woerth, who after studying
the situation will make
Saved Musical
(From page 1)

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WANTED
Low Priced Homes
We Have Buyers Waiting For Your Home If The Price Range
Is Within $3.000 To $16.000
JUST CALL LANCASTER 8296
We Do The Job Of Selling With No Trouble To You.
S.
12 8S. DUKE ST..
NISSLY GINGRICH
— REALTOR —
LANCASTER, PENNA.
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Keystone Holstein Sales
AT OUR SALES BARN JUST EAST OF MOUNT JOY.
PA., ON ROUTE 230.
7:00 P. M. E.D.S.
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950
Offering
Tidy Echo Perfect Blend, a daughter of Raymondale Per-
fect Blend. with 507 lbs. of a 4.15% test, bred to
freshen in July io Raymondale Norman.
fat and
or Pat, whose daughters
two and three
Two daughters of Montvic Emper
have been making outstan
year olds,

ing records as
A daughter of Rag Apple Pabst Brigadier, whose tested
daughters have 50, 547, 536, 421 and 385 lbs fat,
from 3.8% to 4.0%
A dcuchter of Maple Lea Governor Admiral; He by Col-
iege View Governor out of a cow with 7 records from
427 lbs. to 610 lbs. fat, testing from 3.74% to 4.23%
A three year old daughter of Dean Belle Marathon, a prov-
ed sire with an Increase of 1211 lbs. of milk, 80 lbs. of fat
ond out of a daughter of T.cuxmont Admiral Specialist with
552.6 lbs. fat, 15486 lbs. of milk at 7 veors.
Soruceholm Mercena Pabst, 2X 365d 15144 lbs. milk
3.53% 3581 lbs. fat. Here is a large cow with a great cana-
city of produce.
testing
BULLS
Vincents Archabbey, ‘hly bred young bull
with whose dam, a demchter of Lauxmont Admiral Spec-
ialist, has 549 lbs, fat 14897 lbs. milk. Every sire in this
voung bulls three generation pedigree is a proven sire
having an increase on his dauchters.
Also 10 Guernsey cows will be sold.
All animals are from Certified or Canadian Free
herds. Many are vaccinated.
Sale starts at 7:00 P. M. ED.T.
Be in the barn when the first cow enters the ring.
Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc.
Mount Joy 3-4354 MOUNT JOY, PA.s
Cr ric
From St.
listed
Phone:
their report |
those |
Cost-saving scientific advances in
milk processing and startling econ-
omies due to improved distribution
practices have been responsible for
this, Henderson points out.
The industry shed no tears as it
buried the familiar 10-gallon milk

This excellent herd of caitle,
grazing quietly and contented-
ly is symbolic of vast milk in-
dustry which has undergone
such a transformation in the
past two decades.
can and converted to huge insu-
lated tank trucks for bringing milk
from the larger farms to the pro-
cessing plant. Savings in handling
due to this change have only been
matched by the improvement in
sanitation and quality of the pro-
duct, Henderson said. Every-other-
day delivery,
dard practice in major cities, plas
the use of retail trucks of almost
double capacity, also helped keep
the housewife's milk budget in line.
" The flash pasteurized, once out-
lawed by health authorities, has
been so improved that today every
I milk company of any size uses it to
| save expensive man-hours and pro-
| to the Court. Exceptions by
not in accord with the commiss-|
i icners’ findings may be filed, upon |
| which the Court will set a date |
for a hearing.
> + — een
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them, King, All Glorious, Mrs.
Warren Bentzel, Soprano, The
Lord's Prayer, Onward Christian |
Soldier: Offertory; Anthem, The|
Holy City: O Divine Redeemer and
Seck Ye the Lord, Henry S. Web- |
| er, Tenor Congregational Hymn, |
Love Devine, All Loves Excelling;
Sopranos, Julia Witmer, Joyce |
Garber, Mrs. Ethel Witmer, Virgin-
ia Greenawalt, Mrs. Betty Mateer: |
Mrs. Arlene Schmid, Anna Mae |
{ Eby, Mrs. Eisie Bentzel.
Altos: Catherine Gephart, Shirlee
Eby, Bonnie Bigler, Barbara Ranck,
Helen Booth, Jane Gephart, Lois|
Hostetter, Helen Leas, Thelma
Shirk.
Jack Eberle,
Jack Boyer, Jay Sherk,
Weber, Rev.. E. H. Ranck.
Basses: James Brandt. Frank Au-
Warren Bentzel, Herman
Tenors,
ment,
Breiner.
I QC
The Advaniages of
(From Page 1)
More puvils would mean more
financial aid to the school district.
We would be able to give our pu-
nils better irstruction and training
through enr improved facilities and
faculty.
of cur extra-curricular
etivities is t~ promote special in-
torests and provide recreation for
the student. Though our increased
opportunities, athletics. ete.
schon! spirit weuld improve. There
wonld be more comvetition, thus
enabline ou- school to have only
a large-
The aim
James Booth |
Henr y) |

best teams and organizations.
Numercus educational advantag-
es may be gained by the larger |
echool. Two of them are: a larger |
librav and a better eourse cof studv,
Our ineverzed feenltv weuld be
hetter able to meet the needs of
|the individual stndents. Pupils
would alse be benefitted by the aid
guidance counselor in the
cf their courses or voca-
the
of a
| ealection
tion.
Ove the wears our local schools
| have established good reputations.
With a large. improved school, we
chould be ahle to acnuire a still
better one. More prominence in the
| community would enable the school
{to increase the community's inter-
|es* in education.
{ Thus. with a larger school we
"would fulfill the aim of
| Fv producing better qunlified grad-
| rates for the business of being pro-
ductive citizens.

duction space.
2
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J. Lloyd Hen- |
milk, from |
| kindnesses
now practically stan- |
| The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,

Saturday, June Henry St.
“= | Mt. Joy Borough, household artic-
{les by Mrs. Ruth Stauffer. Lloyd
| Landvater, Auct. Sale 1:30 p. m.
Friday, June 30-At our sales
[barn, just Fast of Mount Joy on
| Route 230. Sale starting at 7:00 P.
IM. Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc.
| rn

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| FARM AND HOME WEEK
Just a reminder that the school
a | of agriculture at the Pennsylvania
State College is expecting you and
your neighbors at Farm and Home
Week on June 27, 28, and 29.
{ ee lll © We ne oe
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers
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CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising In
this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢
Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢
Each add. insertion, per line .... 8c

FOR SALE: 1933 Chrysler 4-dcor
Sedan, 5 good tires, radio, heater.
Best offer gets it. Phone Mount Joy
3-5312. 25-tf
FOR SALE: English Springer Pup-
pies. AKC Reg. Dial Marietta
6-2537. 24-2
DRESSED CHICKENS: free deliv-
ery. Harold Musser, Phone 3-4951
Mt. Joy R1. 22-tf
CAMERAS ARE DOWN in price at
Klahr’s. All good makes, Still and
Movie Cameras in stock. Victor
Klghr Camera Shop, Middletown.
25-1

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation and thanks to our
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their expressions of svmpathy and
to us. The family of
Mrs. Emma H. Young. 25-1

BOY. 13, wants ng on farm fo the
summer. Preferably sleep in. Phone
Mr. Ely. Mt. Joy 3-9121. 25-1
LOST: Text Book on Obstetrics hy
Hurst. Finder return to K. B. Encle.
Central Hotel, Mt. Joy, Pa. Reward

25-3p |
ee | immediate payment, and those hav-
FOR SAI ®: Two German Shenherd |
Thursday, June
FOR SALE: Building Lot 62x156 on
corner of S. Market and a proposed
street, Mt, Joy, An “A” zone
tion, ‘Apply E . E. Brown, Joy:
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Isaac B. Kettering, late
of Mount Joy Borough, Lancaster
County, Penna, dec'd,
Letters testamentary on said
Estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlemetn to the undersigned re=-
sidinz at Manheim, Rl, Pa,
HENRY E. KETTERING

Executor
Chas. W. Eaby
Attorney 25-6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Beulah D. Rohrer, late
of Borough of Mount Joy, Pa, de-
ceased.
Letters testamentary on said es=
tate having been granted to the un=
dersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im=
mediate payment, and those having
demands against the
claims or
came, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT
JOY BANK, Mount Joy, Pa.
Administrator
Arnold, Bricker & Beyer,
22, 1950—3

Attorneys 25-6
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Harry C. Miller, late
of Rapho Township, dec'd.
Letters testamentary on said es=-
tate having been granted to the un=
dersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payments, and those having
claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay for
for settlement to the undersigned
residing at Mount Joy. Pa.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
| Louis S. May, Executor
Attorney 23-6
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Milton C. Bowman, late
of Mount Joy Borough, Pa., dec'd.
Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make

ing claims or demands against the

fomalec, 1 vr. and 8 wks. old. Full | same, will present them without
not veoistered $5.00 erch. | delay for settlement to the unders
| Telephone Mt. Jov 3-9530. 25-1 | signed residing at Mount Jov. Pa.
fix — | —{—"_ MARY R. BOWMAN,
FOR SATF: Rotr-ette Garden |B, Frank Kready Executrix
Tract with mowers, Good ewndi- Attorney 21-6
| tion. Phone 3-4868. Martin W. Wal. |
genrith, Flori in. 25.2 | NEW
Pr ——— | THREE YEAR

CRAT *D BINS for 0 tons Stove
Nut foal will he received hv Mt.
Tor Twn Cohen! Board. F. Mugesr
Heise. Sec’y. Bids must be in hy
Tile Jeb,
Tha hadrd the right tn
reject any or all bids. 93.8
PAINTERS NFER. n Lor
| ®lovin. Phone 3-4446, Mt. Jov. 22-tf

Check Cows’ Feet

Although one would hardly
gather the impression from the
Holstein cow (above), cows
are like people in more ways
than one—one sure one being
that when their feet hurt, their
production lags. Farmers can
help prevent loss of produc-
tion from this source by period-
ic attention to the feet of their
cattle to check for foot infec-
tion or other ills.

' New Dairy Element Seen
As Rid in More Output
The animal protein factor--mir-
aculous dairy element which speeds
up the growth of farm animals and
poultry at less cost to the farmer—
is now in tonnage production and
should be readily available to con-
sumers within a short time.
Officials of the chemical com-
pany producing the element which
is accomplished by bacterial fer-
mentation, promise feed efficiency
that will represent a significant
new advance in animal nutrition.
The fermentation APF, as the
feed component is known, has a
Vitamin B12 content approximately
40 times that of good fish meal, the
outstanding natural source of APF
which has been widely used hereto-
fore in feed mixtures. This vitamin
compound is one of the most effee-
tive known for supplementing chick-
en and hog feeds.

Superphosphate Will Help
Add to Manure Properties |
Adding superphosphate fo man-
ure not only increases ils plant |
food balance, but helps it hold val-
uable nitrogen that otherwise might
be lost, according to Prof. C. J.
Chapman, University of Wisconsin
agronomist. He says it should be
added before the manure is spread
on the field.
The superphosphate can be put
in the spreader at the rate of 20!
to 25 pounds per load.
BR
Everybody in this locality reads |rates.
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-
tisers get such excellent results,
NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS
July 1st is the last day for 2%
Abatement on all Boro real estate
and per capita taxes.
GEORGE H. BROWN
Tax Collector
rd
24-2

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a
paperhanger, call Earl C. Brubak-
er, R1, Lancaster. Ph. Landisville
4374. 19-tf |

FOR SALE
| 2-Story Residence, 5 rooms, all con- |
| veniences, enclosed porch. 2-car
pes Corner property in Florin,
Price $10,500.
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
REALTOR
12 S. Duke St, Lancaster, Pa.
Dial 8296 12-1f
FOR SALW: H. Farmall tractor; B
N. Farmall tractor;

vator,
disc plow, Oliver Orchard disc,
Tractor weeder, Weeder Hog Har-
row. Paul Hiestand, Marietta. Phone
6-3285. 12-tf

H. L. RICE
Plumbing & Heating
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4151 15-tf
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.
Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St., Man-
heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf
'OR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE

see BENJ. F. GARBER, 518 South
Market St., Elizabethtown, Penna.
hone 23-R 7-tf

Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
Registers, Check Writers. New and
Used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High St,
Elizabethtown. phone 14J. 8-18-if

I BUY all kinds of scray iron, also
sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler.
| Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf
| STRAWBERRIES to be picked by
[the public Monday, June 12 for 3
weeks or more. Bring your own
containers. Pick as many as you
| wish, Pay by pound. J. Norman
Rohrer, Manheim R2. Phone 5-3872
[Yeni 23-3t
[ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS NEED
APPLY for State Farm Mutual
Auto Insurance. Careful drivers
mean fewer claims — lower rates
for you. If you're a careful dri-
ver, you too, can enjoy State
Farm's complete coverage at low
Call cr come in.
AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 3-4901 25-1

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corn planter, Oliver 60 with culti- |
Massey Harris High Braun |
POLIO POLICY
$10.00 for the average family
Pays up to $5,000.
and
HOSPITALIZATION INS.
RAY N. WILEY
Manheim R. D. 2
onposite Mt. Joy Legion
Phone Landisville 2201
23-tf

NEAR MOUNT JOY
Beautiful new single brick and
stone home on a large lovely land-
| scaped lot. This owner built was
[just completed a year ago. Tive
and tile bath on first floor
{and second floor unfinished. Steam
| heat and oak floors with sub-floor.
| Rireplace, balcony and porch.
| He: wy asphalt roof, two-car garage.
|All Yale hardware and all copper
(flo shing and spouting. Only the fin-
lest materials used in this lovely
| home. Alsy bus service. All this for
| $16 800.
{ S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
—Realtor—
(12 S. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa.
PHINE 8296 23-3

DIE RFPAIRING
| GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN
| WITH DIE RFPAIR EXPERIENCE.
DAY WEFK. GOOD WORKING
CONDITIONS. APPLY
cultivator and | AIRCRAFT-MARINF PRODUCTS,
Incorporated
523 North Fourth Street
Harrisburg, Pe enna. 25-1

PUBLIC SALE
of Valuable Real Estate to be held
SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1950
On the premises located at the
corner of East Willow Street and
Highlawn Avenue, Elizabethtown,
Pennsylvania.
A THREE STORY
BRICK AND FRAME
Fis DWELLING
containing two apartments: one
apartment consists of living room,
dining room, kitchen and office
with side entrance on first floor
and ene bedroom and bath on sec-
ond floor; and the other apartment
consists of kitchen, living room,
two bedrooms and bath on second
floor, outside entrance or stairway
to second floor apartment. Third
floor can be easily converted into
three rcoms.
First floor apartment has Heatil-
lator Firenlace in living room; two
large built-in China Closets; entire
dwelling heated with city gas: hot
water heat; concrete basement; full
sized screens and storm windows
and doors. garage attached to dwel-
line: outside fireplace: shade trees.
Above dwelling erected on lot of
ground 60x195 ft. Premises can he
viewed on ‘Thursday, Fridav, and
Saturday /during the week of «ale.
Sale to commence at 2:00 o'clock
P. M.. when conditions will be
made known hv
ELMER STRICKLER
Phone: 117
Walter Dunes. Aunt, -

D. L. Landis; Clerk. 23-3