6—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.. Thursday September 14, 1950 |
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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
58-61 COLLEGE AVENUE ELIZABETHTOWN
GET IT AT
BOOTH’S
Cool Days — School Days
Brings Everyone to Booth’s
Girls Dungarees with zippers $1.85
70x80 Cotton Double Blankets $3.95
72x84 Part Wool Double Blon ols . $4.95
72x90 12¥2% Wool Rayon Blankets $7.95
Bows Sharp Plaid Shirts and
t Style Shirts $2.25
ng Sleeve Polo Shirt $1.75
Kiddies Corduroy O'alls and Slacks Sizes 1 to 10
$3.25 - $3.75
$3.25 - $4.50
Infants New Sweater Sets
Infants Buntinas ..
Infants White Wool She wls $3.50
FOR YOUR FALL SEWING-
Gordie $1.79
Frost Point Suiting $1.25
All Wool Jersey $2.75
10% Wool and Rayon Pla $2.25
These Foods Live Up To Your
Budget and Taste!
(LOCAL MAN WITH
| 28TH DIVISION
| M/Sgt. Winfield Hendrix,
Main St, was the
28th Division personel that entrain-
Camp Atterbury, Indiana; |
lat Lancaster, Monday evening,
East
among famed (From page 1)
with a daughter,
tion, he resided
ed for
| He enlisted in the National Guard | Mt. Joy, he is
on December 4, 1939. He was dis- | daughters: Mrs. Stella Shaeffer, and|
| harged Sept. 9, 1945, and again en= | Mrs. Pearl Hummer, with whom he|
listed March 7, 1947. resided. Seven grandchildren, 1:
| His service overseas for
ind 11 days took him to | great grandchild also survive.
2 years,
{11 months
| Africa, France, Italy, Germany and |
| the island of Corsica. on Wednesday afternoon with in-|
His wife, is the former Helen |terment in the Highspire cemetery.
le se of town. They have J
| one son. Rev. Julias Seebach
ar The Rev. Julias Seebach, eighty-
| TURNPIKE EXTENSION TOLL one, retired Lutheran minister, was
| SET AT $1.20 PER AUTO
| The Pennsylvania Turnpike Com- | Sunday at the Coach and Four Inn
mission today fixed a $1.20 passen- Coroner !
ger car toll for the 101-mile trip Chester County said.
| over its eastern extension. The Rev. Mr. Seebach, who re-
tired in 1940
ministry.
The run from the Harrisburg east after
chore interchange at Highspire to
| 1 M ne pd
{ From Downingtown interchange at | theran Memorial Church,
| Eagle, Chester County, 25 cents; | phia, where he
| Morgantown, 40 cents; Reading | fore his retirement.
| (Route 222), 50 cents; Lebanon- —
| Lancaster (Route 72). 70 cents. | Mrs. M. Emma Leaman
eighty,
| Truck and bus fares, which will be Mrs. M. Fmma Leaman,
| substantially higher, have not yet Widow of Christian B. Leaman, died
| been announced. Monday, at the home cf her son-
| in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Stimulate your business by adver- | Henry Brubaker, Mount Joy, after
| vising in the Bulletin. | a lengthy illness. A former resident
| ~~ of Strasburg, she was a daughter of
Enos M.
survive.
children and a brother
Herr, Strasburg, als
Mrs. Lizzie Engle
Mrs. N. Engle, eighty-sev-
Heil:
el lg widow of Albert Engle, died at
Funeral Home perm
Lizzie
en,
Sunday at the home of
| her brother, Abram Hostetter, Mt.
23 W. Main St, Mount Joy | Jov R1, after a long illness. Born in
West Hempfield Twp., she was a
JAMES B. HEILIG, daughter of the late Christian S.
Funeral Director | and Barbara Newcomer Hostetter,
{in Christ Church. Surviving are 2
Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
brothers,
Ab-
liv-
and
with whom she
Washington Boro,
ram Hostetter,
tetter,
ed. A number of nieces and neph-
ews also survive.
MANHEIM Funeral services were held from
163 S. Charlotte St. the Nissl f Lt 1
1e ssley ners ome here
Telephone 5.3376 € sley uner tm rere on
Mon. & Wednes, 9.6130 Tuesday afterncon. Further services
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M. were held at the Cross Roads
Brethren in Christ Church with
Tues. Fri. Sat. : : rey
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M | interment in the adjoining ceme-
ELIZABETHTOWN || tery.
15 E. High St. | -
Libby Corned Beef Hash . 39¢
Fancy Tomato Catsup 19¢
Royal Anne Cherries .... 37¢
New Pack Tomaioes ................ in 13¢ §i
King Syrup ...... cis as : 5 1b. can 53c¢
Green Beans ties A . ee. com: 10
Moseman Pecaut Butter . 30c
County Kist Peas ann 2 cans 28¢
Hershey Choc. Syrup ............... . 2 cans 33¢
Hershey Choc. Bars . 6 for 23¢ §|
Hershey Kisses ....... il nn a es ae Dog 2lc I}
Cream of Wheert ................... 3lc |
Telephone 24-R [| Christian A. Melhorn
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| Christian A. Melhcrn, sixty-eight. |
119 N. Market Street, died sudden-
ly at 1:30 p.m.
Buffenmyer planing mill,
EF. Schlosser, of]
said
Monday while visit-|
ing at the
Florin. Dr.
town,
David
deputy coroner, dea h
a heart attack.
Mr.
a Son
was due to
Melhorn
| was born in York Co., of the
and Julia Snyder Mel-
was a the |
Brethren in Christ Church, Cross- |
roads-Florin District. |
| Surviving are these children:
{ John E. Melhorn, Mount Joy; (
| Mary N., wife of Miller Wolgemuth, |
| with whem he resided; Martha E.|
wife of ishop Luke Keefer, Mil-|
and Willis S. Melhorn,
Seventeen grandchildren |
A retired carpenter,
late George
{
horn and member cf
lersburg;
| Palmyra.
and these brothers and a sister also |
{ survive: Katie, wife of Jacob Be-
| verson, York; Robert Melhcrn,|
| Washington Boro; and Curtis Mel- |
{ horn, York RD. |
| The funeral was held this Thurs- |
| day afternoon with services in the |
| Cress Roads Brethren In Christ|
{ Church and in‘erment in the|
| Schock family plot at Washington]
PA | :
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| GIRL SCOUTS OUTLINE
| THE SEASON'S ACTIVITIES |
Girl Scout activities for the com-
outlined at
| meeting of the Neighlorhood Group|
|
| recently.
|
|
ing season were
| One new sponsoring organization |
| the Ergatan Sunday School class of |
| the Church of God will back al
| group of Intermediates. Miss Anna|
| Mae Eby, chairman, announced
| that during Girl Scout week, the
A General Motors Value
Mortuary Record
Mrs. Pearl Hummer, Mount Joy. Fresh Vegetables and Fruit,
| Besides his wife, Mrs. Amanda Nye, |
survived by two FUShed from the farms
2| That's why you
| great-grandchildren and one great-| selected, firm fruit and crisp,
The funeral was held at Steelton | taste as wonderful as they look.
found dead in bed of a heart attack Large Calif.
Creston I. Shoemaker, of i 0 nN Y D E WV S
43 years in the
was ordained in 1897 and was
King of Prussia—8) miles—will be | He
1 90 cents given his pastorate at Maytown,
ie .
Other rates to King of Prussia: | Pa. His last pastorate was at Lu-|
Philadel-
served 16 years be-
| the late Tobias and Emma Herr,
{ EYES EXAMINED BY | Strasburg Twp., and a member of
| APPOINTMENT [the Straskturg Mennonite Chnrch.|
| DR. S. MILLIS | her Tague Bethan
| wile ( enry rubaker, with
OPTOMETRIST whom she resided; a foster daugh-
50 N. MARKET STREET ter, Anna, wife of Walter Burk-
ELIZABETHTOWN | hart, Strasburg R1: and four step
Hours: children: Samuel C. Leaman, Or-
Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 lando, Florida; Ada, wife of C. L.
Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 - 8 | Wenger, Salunga; Bertha R. Lea-
MI dd | man, West Liberty, Va; Willis D.
NE: 334) Leaman, Lampeter. Eleven grand-
and was a member of the Brethren,
Bishop Christian N. Hos-f
Chocolate Iced Layer Cakes
Go'den Macaroon Crunch Bar Cakes
right to Your Acme
always find
| garden - fresh vegetables that
New Cro
Fresh Prunes Tokay Grapes
2.29
G9
head 1 7¢
3 bs 28¢
qt box 33¢
3fr (0c
2.29
(8 size)
Snow White Cauliflower
U. S. 1 Greening Apples
New Tender Brussel Sprouts
Large Eggplants a [0c | Green Peppers
Glenside Park Lawn Grass Seed 5 '° 29 |,89
Fresh Full Pod Lima Beans 2's 19¢
5.2 anor 4.273
Sweet Potatoes
Farmdale Baby Lima Beans '2°zrkg [9¢
Ideal Concentrated Orange Juice 2 6°zcans 47¢
New Pack Ideal Ideal Pork and
CATSUP| BEANS
Regular or Hot Tasty Tomato Sauce
19 || 3: 23°
Bake a Cherry or Apple Pie with the
revolutionary new Easy-Mix Pie Crust
Just stir and roll - - - four easy steps and get perfect pie crust every time.
Get the simple recipes at our market - « « you'll never go back to
the old methods.
RED, SOUR, PITTED PIE
CHERRIES
2:43
Comstock Sliced Piz Apples 2 20°zcans 33¢
Ideal Fancy Pumpkin 2 29ozeanms
Gold Seal Pie Crust Mix 2
Gold Medal or Pillsbury Flour 5" 5]¢
Gold Seal Enriched Flour 5 vhs 4]¢
6 Fruit Flavor Ideal
GELATINE
DESSERTS
Puddings or Ice Cream Mix
C
3-19
ASCO ‘COFFEE “heat-flo” roasted
WISC. CHEESE LOAF Glendale Club
ENRICHED MARGARINE Princess
PANCAKE MIX Gold Seal
14-02
bot
34-02
cans
No 2
cans
America’s Prize Winner
Lull
Sweet Cream
Butter
73°
Richland Butter 'b» 71c
Wrapped
Quarters
Ib 78¢
2 Ib box 75¢
20-0z pkg 13¢
KING SYRUP Golden Table 40-0zcan 31¢
MAYONNAISE Fresh Hom-de-Lite qt jar §4¢
SALAD DRESSING HomdeLite at Jar §3¢
Aeme Meats are are Guaranteed to Please
Pork Loin 49¢|
Center Cut Pork Chops '" 73¢
Fryers Stewers
»53¢ 149
» 49°
Fully Dressed and Drawn
CHICKENS
Lean Smoked Picnics
Sliced Pressed Ham 19¢
Skinless Franks kinless Franks " 59¢
4 Ibs net
Canned Hams +" 'G- 29
Ready to serve --- no waste --- all solid Ham
Pollock Fillets Ib 25¢ | Fillets of Perch Ib 35¢
Fillets of Haddock '° 39¢|Fancy Large Shrimp
Oysters, Scallops, Crab Meat and Other Seafood
Oscar Mayer's Lean Boneless o Lean Boneless
Fresh Virginia too Bakery Jreats
© 59°
| A golden layer cake with delicious, rich chocolate Icing. Always a favorite
Louisiana Crunch Ring Cakes °* 39¢
Apple Filled Coffee Cakes 39¢ :
a35¢
tut Sticky Buns P<929¢ Almond Coffee Cakes ©2 23¢
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en lt, 4 Sth mr Rh os SA, it iy A 20 a i pa
| last week in October, the girls
would attend church in a group
| October 29 at the Methodist Church.
It was also announced that the
| girls would sell Girl Scout candy
| by Mrs. Robert Hawthorne, who
| recently returned from a training
| period at Camp Macy, New York.
Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
Supreme Bread
14-
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Prices Effective Sept, 14-15-16, 1950, Quantity Rights Reserved.
YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACME
Made of the ingredients you
would use in your own home. Better
tasting, better toasting, and stays soft
longer. You save up to 5c a loaf.
large
loaf
vertising left on their door step.
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