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6—The Mi. Joy, October 5, 1950 | LETTERS GRANTED
John E. Melhorn, Mount Joy,
{| Willis Melhorn, Palmyra,
the estate of Christian A. Mel
Bulletin, Pa., Th ursda y

FOOD SALE, OCTOBER Delta Streets, for the benefit of the
of

The Rosary Society of the As- church, ;
sumption, Blessed Virgin Church, Sale will be held from 10:00 a.m, | horn, late of Mount Joy.
Mount Joy, will hold a food sale, | to 1:00 pm, a 4 wo
Saturday, October 7th, at the Wol- ee SW Subscribe for the Bulletin
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CALL ELIZABETHTOWN
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executors
Sweet Potatoes
Field Grading eliminates bruis-
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SUPPORT YOUR BOY SCOUTS
GIVE ARTICLES TOWARD SALF
Now is your opportunity to part
with those articles you have stored
in the attic or basement, and you
just couldn't find use for. All you
have to do is contribute these ar-
ticles to the Boy Scouts, who in
at the
in November.
turn will hold a public sale
Scout Den,
The
ough week
to the
sometime
scouts will canvass the bor-
days and Saturdays up
sale dage which will be
later
proceeds of this sale
to take the
the summer months and for the up-
nounced
The
used
will be
boys camping in
keep of the
troop.
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Stimulate your business by adver-
rising in the Bulletin.

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Johnson Castile Baby Soap 18¢
Infants Long White Hose 35¢
Infomts Flannel Gowns & Kimonas 59¢
owns $1.00 Infants Knit Rompers $2.25
Infomts nie 25¢ Infemts Wool Shawls $2.95
Infants Buntir $3.75 to $4.50 Babv Bootees 59¢
ASK TO SEE OUR BABY THINGS
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. 69¢ - 79¢
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Big Values At Low Prices In Our
Food Department
Jello, all flavors 2 for 15¢ CEI
Musselman Jelly ..... 15¢
Tomatoes 2 cans 33¢ Shurfine Evap. Milk 3 cans 35¢ BANK
All green asparagus .... 29¢ Penn. Dutch Peas .... 15¢
Blended Fruit Juice .... 37¢ Libby Corn 2 cans .... 87¢
Shurfine Peanut Butter 33¢ Finest Cream Cheese 55¢
CALL 3-3741 FOR DELIVERY

Vegetable Dishss .... 45¢ White Bowls .. 15e
Soup Plates ............ 19¢ Libby Tumblers .... 6 for 49¢
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MEN! LOOK AT THESE SWEATERS you come in and open your
All Wool + coat sleeves - Colors grev or green ........ $6.25
All Wool - grey or brown, double elbows ................. $5.50 checking account.
11 Wool - sleeveles a .
Aw sib overs iy time and inconvenience, when
FOR GYM CLASSES you pay by check. Your can-
White Cum Shore... ih $1.00 .
Cirle’ Gvm Shoes... . ln © $3.25 celled check is proof a bill was
: Men'sGym Shoes ..........5......00. fi $4.95 - $5.50
paid, in case a dispute arises.
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MT. JOY, PA.
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| burg nike
| Councilman
| umbia Avenue residents,
| of
| and $21,151.36 in the water account. |
| erweight trucks
| travelled by auto.
| were
| collected
outstanding and $4,912.00 per
ta outstanding.
Brown
| from Zoning
| building permits issued during the
| month of September.
|
FIRST FOR ALL-AROUND SAVINGS |
|
{ family of Philadelphia,
| ner
Swords of Mount Joy were Sunday
| guests of
Schoelkoph. {
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and sons, Kenneth and Nelson,
| Falmouth
| Victor Snyder and Mr.
Murs.
| Daniel Moore,
Mr.
New Holland RD visited Mrs. Lil- |
lian Witmer Sunday.
town visited Mr.
Gamber on Sunday.
|
Boro Council
(From Page 1)
| cil to appoint a representative from
their group to act as judge during
the Hallowe'en parade. Council ap=-
pointed Paul Stehmain, Jr,
Arnold, Bricker
firm advised Council that all papers
are in order to turn over the water
system to the boro authority,
authority
and Beyer
ever the wants to set up |
its books before taking over and
expects to be about
Ist.
Paul Stoner,
mission,
ready
ber
of the Zoning omic
again presented his resig-
the
Council accepted.
Officer Neiss
could have
| the
nation from commission and
{ reported that he |
a room for an office inl
Community Building, rent free |
| with heat and light furnished. Some |
of the
did not
councilmen
that the
were opinion
officer need an
office. No action was tafzen.
Council signed an agreement to]
pay Maurice Bailey and Arthur
Mayer $50.00 a month for the rents |
a! of the scales to weiggh trucks. |
Mr. Paul Stehman, Sr., of the |
| Zoning commission reported that
the new commercial district along
Harrisburg
He also
pike is 200 ft. in
depth. requested council
| to have a new tracing made of the |
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Zoning map for use of the commis- |
Same would cost $200. Coun- |
cil will consider. i
Bids will be
of 6 in. bell and spigot iron
Bids at the |
regular meeting of council Novem-
2000 ft.
received for
cast
pipe. will be opened
| ber 6th.
The Community Exhibit was
| Seis |
| granted permission to use the lots
on Delta and Henry Sts. for the
show next week.
Supervisor Smeltzer
proposed diner to be built on the| ™™
new development along the Harris- |
had requested water. |
Hostetter advised |
Council that the has
been dropped. {
Zerphey turned over
peddlers licenses, park- |
reported a |
diner idea
Burgess
$27.00 for
ing fines and firearms permits.
Fred Fletcher, representing Col-
requested
certain proposed amendments to
the Zoning laws. Same was refer-
| red to the boro solicitor before
Council acts.
Treasurer Krall reported balances
$17,226.17 in the boro account
Representatives of the Fire Com-
pany asked that the
the fire truck be paid by the boro
instead of the fire company. Coun-
insurance on |
| cil passed a motion to do so.
Police Chief Neiss reported six-
teen auto prosecutions and 18 ov-
1,143
with miles
Bills paid from the boro account
$341.88, the
count $577.88.
Checks were received as follows:
$485 auto fines in September from
from water ac-
| James Hockenberry, $52.25 1948
taxes with $1,596.16 outstanding,
| $150.75 1949 taxes with $4,062.61]
outstanding. $210.00 from the Un-
ion National Mount Joy Bank as
interest due on securities. $311.85
from George Browny III, 1950 taxes
with $1,453.40 real estate
cdpi-
$35.00 from Robert
in August, $35.00
Walters for |
for fines
officer
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NEWTOWN
Fogie and |
Mrs. Wag- |
Margurite |

Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Young and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
George
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Snyder |
of |
and Mrs. |
and Mrs. Ed
visited Mr.
sler on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and
amily spent Sunday with Mr. and |
John Kauffman at Ironville.
Mrs. Blanche Frysinger and Mrs. |
attended the Golden |
wedding anniversary of Mr. and |
Mrs. Ralph Hogentogler at Colum- |
| bia on Sunday. {
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fetzer and |
family were Sunday visitors of Mr.
| and Mrs. Edward Isler and family.|
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kieth and |
family of Brunnerville, visited Mr. |
nd Mrs. Daniel Geltmapher on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brosey all
hildren of Mount Joy R. D. and|
and Mrs. Clepence Dietrich of |
Rhoads of Middle-
and Mrs. Abram
Miss Louisa
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Everybody reads newspapers but

NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
law |
How- | |
Nov em- |
SALT WATER OYSTERS saree
Vg end
show you how to
S-t-r-e-t-c-h Your
Dollars this Week!
8:51.00

Farmdale Large, Sweet
PEAS
Stock Up
and Save!
17-02
cans

Ideal i
Ee Fla. 46-02 1 4
ORANGE JUICE -::
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PORK & BEANS .::. 10::°190
2-cans 23¢ Sane i
FRUIT COCKTAIL: 3:10
can 36¢ cane’ i
Ideal Ti
POTATOES i: 9::5100
2cans 25¢ cans
JELLIES =i: 6 ::°100
glass 19¢ o's

Ideal
Prepared
SPAGHETTI...
SOUR KROUT
TOMATO SOUP
9 cans $1.00
8:::5].00
12.51.00

Ideal
Fancy

Ideal Cond.

can 10¢ 8
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TOMATO JUICE «© 4:10 |
Hurlock
c $
GREEN BEANS... 8::100

Get acquainted with our Cheese Section this Month
The American Dairy Ass'n is making special effort
during October to acquaint everybody with the temp-
ting variety and superb quality of cheese produced in
this country. We are cooperating and urge you to see
the displays at our markets.
MILD CREAMY Tes Club Wisc.
CHEESE LOAF CHEESE
Ideal for every purpose
and look at the saving.
Sharp 6g: Cheese Get this combination! A 2-Ib box Glendale Club
GUARANTEED MEATS AND POULTRY
We must please you or your money cheerfully refunded.
Lean Fresh, Rib End
PORK LOIN
: 49-
Small Leen Lean,
Smoked

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small
porkers
PICNIC GD
SMALL, LEAN
SMOKED HAMS 3°
Fully Dressed CHICKENS
Stewers Fryers
49: |" 59.
Skinless Franks '® 59¢

Wrapped
Quarters

tall
cans
Lebanon or Sweet Bologna '* 39¢
MARGARINE
Haddc ck Fillets 1h 45¢
pint 77¢ Io 32
can
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Large Vine Ripened (8-9 size)
HONEYDEWS 39°
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Pollock Fillets Ih 25¢ Perch Fillets Ib 39¢

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Jonathan Apples
Apples Stayman Winesap or Delicious
Large Graprfruit Fla-54s 3 for 25¢
Luscious Red
TOKAY GRAPES 10°
Crisp Fresh Western U. S. 1 “A” Size White
CARROTS POTATOES
2-17 | 50:71:90
bag
New Cape Cod Cranberries "ba 19¢
Fresh Full Pod Lima Beans 2" 19% J

LOUISIANA
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Made with fresh oranges and a
crunchy top. Perfect with all
beverages, fruit desserts, etc.
Specia ' 3 33°
Marble Pound Cakes
alt 3c Fresh Pulled Red Beets dm qe
Golden Sweet Potatoes U:5 Md 4 bs 25,
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| loed Layer Cakes 2 Ideal Concentrated Orange Juice 2 bor cans 436 ie ;

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14°
Virginia Lee Do’'Nuts | october Family Circle IDEAL COFFEE
plait 19¢ sugared 20¢ only Sc Heavier bodied; |b can 86¢
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Heat-Flo Roasted
WIN-CREST COFFEE
Lighter bodied;
ighter bodied Ib 79¢
Vigorous taste
ASCO COFFEE
Richer full Ib 8 1 Cc
bodied blend
Buy 3 cans of
Nedick’s
Orange Drink
and get this
refrigerator bottle
large
loaf can 19¢

Prices Effective
uantity Righ
Oct. 5-6-7, 1950. 9 RB gars
eserved.
Mor
Exhib
three
with
Queen
9 pm
high
have
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Farm
Jay G
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School
School
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Thurs
hall.
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during
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day en
will bi
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school
whose
playing
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success
chased
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drums,
purcha
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this ye
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James
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man,
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cilla M
cy Dil
Harnis
Barnha
field. /
Dal
Cor
Dale
caster
father,
day or
cottage
er’s ho
betwee
ville.
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by sho
shot hi
gauge
midnig!
last see
when |
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his wh
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from w
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month
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ported
Charles
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The
made
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town a;
stream.