fl 1 Thursday, September 7 a The Bulletin, it. Joy, Pa. 1950 RADIO ¢ TELEVISION SERVICE Our repair shop operated by Mr. Enos Funk, ex- perienced radio man, now is equipped to give guaranteed service in all makes of HOMI AUTO RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS&TELEVISION and "FOR PROMPT S SERVICE PHONE MT. 10Y 3.3361 H.S. Newcomer & Son, Inc. EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PA. ADEMARKS, Inc Peace of mind is bound to follow, when you have a cash reserve. Then you know you are prepared for unexpected expenses ~~ that you can take advantage of op- portunity. Start your savings pro- gram this week. PRTG ire 0g MT. JOY, PA. Weber FDIC. {TWO NOTED TEEN AGE | MUSICIAN'S RECITAL LANCASTER COUNTY OLD FIDDIERS HOLD JAMBORFE the Mary on the marimba. people of America, Hammond electric organ Fiddlers Chester, | Lebanon, and musical groups from Berks, York, Dauphin, Montgomery, Allegheny, Schuylkill their Everyone is welcome to this pro- gram, - ee: A Rr wet semen IN CHILDREN'S BIBLE WORK Delaware and Counties have signified intenticng to TY with the Y.W.C.A. in Children’s | LETTERS GRANTED Bible Club work in Eastern and Annie Derr, Landisville, execu- Southern New Jersey schools. | trix of the, estate of William E. EY Yer Derr, Jr, late of East Hempfield | When in need of Printing. (any. Township. J thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | A VF TR I TE SEY “The Market Basket” BACK FROM VACATION! BACK TO SCHOOL! BACK TO GOOD OLD ROUTINE! AND -'§ Back To Our Community Market The Town's Top Notch Chance to Buy Top Notch Fresh Produce. | See You Each Friday 4-8 p. m. THE COMMUNITY'S BIG DAY THE MARKET BASKET 3-61 COLLEGE AVENUE ELIZABETHTOWN Get Your Share— OF THOSE DELICIOUS PEACHES they are all talking about. HALE ELBERTA MATTHEW FLORIN FARMS | Orchards located 12 miles southwest of Mount Joy and Florin. Telephone Mt. Joy 3-9891 FOLLOW SIGNS FROM DONEGAL SPRINGS ROAD | 36-2 i 8 First in demand. nd, First in sales SC rane ies . = 10101000 1000100950007 Design TRUCKS NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. MOUNT JOY, PA. NEWS base Chassis Models heavy-duty new giant 179" Wheel * Latest thing in $e field! Six br Rd chassis models wit Cr s specs. Cromuatic cle evel po ingsupio 10] you the details. n— Chevrolet's Valve-in-Head engines can do more work per gallon of gasoline con- sumed than any other make of their ca- The Third Annual Old Fiddlers The Methodist Church School at | Jamboree will be held on Sunday, | Salunga will present Karl Eby September 17th at Rocky Springs ( Moyer, age 13, Hershey R.D. and Park, Lancaster, starting at 1:30 | Mary E. Weidman, age 15, Man- p.m heim RD at a recital on the organ The Old Fiddlers Jamboree is | and marimba at the Methodist held to do honor to men that used Church, Salunga, on Sunday, Sep- | their talent to provide enjoyment | tember 17 at 2 p.m and entertainment to so many rural | Karl will demonstrate his skill on and | attend this jamboree. Miss Betty Shelly, daughter o! Any fiddler or musician is in- | My, and Mrs. Rov Shelly, near Mil- | vited to attend and lend their mu- ton Grove will be leaving this sical talent to make this jamboree a Sunday for Atlantic City, where big success. she will be working in cooperation | mechanism | absorb more punishment than any | | the | North | boundaries of | neers | of iron Removing Stains | Sponge meat juice or gravy| stains with cold or lukewarm wa- ter. Never use hot water; it sets|! the stain washable water, launder warm soapy not washable, Auto Produc tion automobile 1949 The 53 ing out 6,250,000 cars, trucks, busses, ord, set in 1929, lion vehicles. Crow Not So Bad Although farmers dislike crows because they destroy corn, these birds also help the farmer by eating many insect pests. Scien- tists have estimated that crows will eat 19 bushels of insects in one season on the average farm, many He Was Right One of the grea | ists said that the test foot special- human foot is a more delicately bal- anced and synchronized than the finest watch, but one which must piece of machinery could take. Population in 1492 When Columbus arrived in 1492, total Indian population of the American continent was 1,150,000. Of this number, lived within the present the Modern ‘Rail-Splitters To test new cutting tools, whittle cast iron “logs” half a ton into millions chips. The cutting tools then are examined under a micro- about 846,000 engi- weighing | scope for wear. | Electric Marine Insurance The oldest form of insurance is marine insurance, traces of which are found in the sea regulations of ancient Greece and Rome. Cricket’s Chirping If you will count the chirps a cricket makes a minute, divide by | 4 and add 40 the answer should be roughly the Fahrenheit tempera- ture. Steel's Greatest Decade | During the 1940's about 800 mil-| Steel | lion tons of steel were made. empleyees were paid 17 billion dol- lars. The industry spent about 3.2 billion dollars for expansion. Grapefruit Grapefruit production in United States is now over seven times as great as it was in 1925-26. Over the same period, Texas pro-| duction has increased by 125 times and Gas Welding Also Specialize On FARM MACHINE WELDING | AND EQUIPMENT futemobile and Truck Welding LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Cover’s Welding Shop Delta and Marietta Streets | MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 | CARBOLA Disinfecting White Paint Con- tains LINDANE, Kills Flies Also ISOTOZ Dairy Spray HESS BROS. Successors To HUBER OBERHOLTZER FLORIN, PENNA. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 26-tf LIVE and DRESSED CHICKENS FREE DELIVERY BLAIN KAUFFMAN | MT. JOY, PA. | ROUTE 1, DIAL 3-4929 §| Heilig Funeral Home 23 W. Main St., Mount Joy JAMES B. HEILIG, Funeral Director pacity. You can't beat Chevrolet for low cost of ownership, operation, and upkeep | —or for high resale value. Chevrolet trucks work for more owners on more jobs, every day, than any other make. So come see us. We've got just the truck you want! Dr.H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHE!M 162 S. Charlotte St. Telephone 5.3376 Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M. Tues. Fri. Sat. 9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M ELIZABETHTOWN 15 E. High St. | Telephone 24-R | Rai ation — ppt i nt If a grease spot remains, materials in If the cloth is use a grease solvent, | ‘Farm Show Schedules | New Machinery, Ideas manufactur- ers in the United States set a new| production record in 1949 by turn-| and | This tops the previous rec-| by almost a mil-| United States. ; the ! | Barren Land | Easy Street are beginning to move to Uneasy Lane. Modern Devices Slated To Indicate Progress | New devices and machinery which are attracting the interest of farmers generally will be on view at the national farm show at Chi- cago starting November 26. The show will be held in the Chicago coliseum, Prominent among new farming aids to be shown will be the radically-different tractor-move irrigation systems. Consisting of | long lines of pipe which can be | hooked onto a tractor and moved to any section of a field, these sys- Modern farm machinery, such as this ““damper-downer’”’ in use in a North Carolina tobacco field, will feature exhibits at the National Farm Show to be hell in Chicago. tems are said to be able to triple acreage yield. Water, nitrogen, fer tilizer, DDT or 2,4-D can be put down through the sprinklers. Vacuum unloaders, rotary hoes, heated tractor seats and grain test- ers are included among the hun- dreds of items for the modern farm and farm home which will be dis- | played, and visitors will see a wider | then has ever sembled under one roof. | The special events are likewise | { shaping up into a program of un- usual interest. The second annual | invitational interstate 4-H poultry judging contest on November 29 will draw entries from at least 20 states, according to H. G. Ware, before been [director of judging. Watch Footings TT rv \ FOUNDATION UNDERMINED. NO FOOTING. Farmers should always be one the alert to the danger of run- off water washing away foot- ings under foundations, partic- ularly on outbuildings where | such caution, normally, might not be exercised. When run- off water washes away footings under foundations, the building settles. ‘Reduced Grain Growing | ‘Brings Seed Hold Need | Prospects of reduced grain-grow- and wheat in should {| ing, [ 1950 including corn and following years | cause farmers to consider saving | more grass and clover seed, says | | a statement from the college of | agriculture, University of ky. The seed, it was pointed out, will be needed for the. sod crops | that are to take the place of grain. { The bureau of plant industry at | Washington says that grain reduc- tion will mean at least 25 per cent more grass and hay. [ With Fertilizer, Know-how | | Under: proper management, a out land can‘ be cohverted into | grass legume: pasture capable of | carrying one cow and a calf to each | one and one-half to two acres. | Three acres of good permanent and | supplementary pasture will «carry | a cow and calf through the year. Principal requirements are fertilic zer, willingness to grow something | beside the immediate money crops | and a knowledge of livestock. A The fclks who formerly lived on range of implements and equipment | as | | 4) Family Circle | scientific | | | | HONEYDEWS CAULIFLOWER | Today's Best Value! Enriched Supreme Bread September The Markets where You only 5© Enjoy Food Shopping Here's a Real 4c Saving FARMDALE EXTRA STANDARD 2: dD Cream Style White or 20-02 ¢ cans FARMDALE CORN TT = 16-0z cans 23¢ PORK & BEANS 'dea! IDEAL COFFEE Vacuum packed; drip or reg. Ib can 83 ENRICHED MARGARINE Princess Ib 27¢ MILD CHEESE Rich and Creamy Ib 45¢ dE NE Pi 2; HY 17-02 cans MAYONNAISE Fresh Hom-de-Lite pt Jar 38¢ SALAD DRESSING Homelite pt Jar 3c JELLIES Glenwood Elderberry or Appl~ 12-02 gl 19¢ GRAPE PRESERVES 'dea Teor Jar 25¢ Ideal Fancy Royal Anne Cherries Ideal Small Whole White 20-02 Cc No 2, C cans can No peeling - - they're fancy quali- Those luscious white cherries you enjoy for dessert, in salads, ty, cooked and ready to heat or etc. Save 4c a can. great for potato salad. FARM-FRESH PRODUCE AT ACME SAVINGS Vine-Ripened Cailf. Jumbo No. 8 Size 49c 1 a JUMBO CAL. CANTALOUPES a 25¢ ELBERTA FREESTONE PEACHES 4 '™* 29¢ Fresh Local Sugar Local Valentine Green CORN BEANS 6-15 | 2-23 | SNOW WHITE HEADS 3c Crisp Carrots 2 chs [9¢ | Large Egg Plants 2 for 19g Local Red Beets 2 b