yy eye Bulletin, t. Joy. Pa. Th ursday, November 30, 1950 [NEW COMMON STOCK ISSUE AT [ THIRD MOUNT JOY BOY GETS | There's Magic in — [$22.00 TO PP&L STOCKHOLDERS | KICK READING THE BULLETIN the Buvin | PP&L is offering to its common | Saturday, Nov. 18, 1950 | ying TEAL IIE = stockholders the right to subscribe,| Dear Mr. Schroll, Power of Your lat $2300 per woare, for 475409 Receiving the Bulletin every Dollar [shares of additional common stock | week I came upon the topic of Cpl. This Week me (1) share {or each | Eberly and Cpl. Hess and thought LE i WTI ATLA AT Ti LEE PETE TS BPE TRE RE EE EE | it the rate of : seven held of record November 28, | I might as well get into the act also. ¥ § 1950 The subscription warrants ex- | On June 16 of 1949 I enlisted in the pire December 13, 1950. The offer- | Air Force, When I left basic train n is being underwritten by a ing as a Pfc, I went to Keesler Air underwriters headed by | Force Base in Biloxi, Miss. At ! The First Boston Corporation and | Keesler 1 took up the course of al nexel & Company radi, operator. The course was 32 bs YR y i The company als; will offer to | weeks long and I finally graduated % wi tha ol red oe ven ne ach emplovee the privilege of sub- | in June of 1950. When | left Kees- A Te 7) a long way and mean dollars In your hy cribing to not more than 150 shares | ler, they sent me to Fort Dix, New / gH ; Be ready for the winter days ahead 8 it the subscrip ion price out of any | Tersey flor overseas replacement, I J aa of SOE eae i You 3 Toeling chey will carry you through most any emergency. ——————————— 0 stockholders will have the privelege | ston found myself aboard the .Gen. po N° subscribing for additicnal shares, | Maurice Rose bound for Germany. yy O RM A T 4) E “en Wis 00 IX A to allotment, if thete are | On the way over we had to stop at c cans Mn my shares remaining after fulfill- | England for awhile and then fin- F ing orders from stockholder’s pri-! ally arrived here in Freising, Ger- & LA E E 8 PP EE A & armdals 303 Ss 00 : cans " i 8 mary subscripticn and from em- | many on August 10. When I arrived 2 29¢ cans 8 ployees "here, they finally pr.moted me to Hurlock C WN ; foes Nor ec : urlock Cut 303 00 A common stock will be used in con- | going to school again fr a course in A nec.icn with the company’s con- i radio. maintenance A course of Acme Kernels 20-02 00 n struction program. The company only 23 weeks, and now I am start- 2 cans 23¢ cans $ . stimates that its construction ex- |ing my 11th week. nN venditures for the 414 years ending I will he waiting for a Bulletin Luelly, Homogenized tall 00 wi h 1954 will be around $87.000,000. | next week, so until then, <n Enriched cans The company estimates on the Sincerely, is of ‘wresent conditions dat, to HAROLD E. HEISEY BP Ideal or Asco 100: 00 W complete the construction program, AE 2 cans 23¢ cans ' ww wproximacely $25000000 in addi- | LANDISVILLE MAN GIVEN Ideal . Vidi ¥ prnoode fro this cale | © J "mr TREC IT 3g tion to the pr ceeds from this sale | $400 IN AUTO WRECK SUIT FRUIT COCKTAIL Cal. Fancy No2l, § 00 3 The bal 0 : can 38¢ cans unsubseribed shares Common | was there for only a few days and hie eg : jo | of securities. ba ance, it's ex- A verdict in the amount of $400 Nn pec ed, will be obtained from rea- | was returned by a Common Pleas Ideal Orange, Blended . \ yj funds, cash generated from jury in favor of Lester H. Good, or Grapefruit 46-02 $ 00 [VEN Shy % () | A§ other internal sources. The c:m- Landisville, the plaintiff and anv ‘hz oo ateme as { - : * () xa | has made no statement as (0 | against John F. Bollock, Columbia Ideal Cond 00 aN when addiional financing will be R1. the defendant. 10/2-0z can 10¢ cans s] § | undertaken. . : The suit was brought by Good ‘| Earnings after all charges accru- es , Ne ine 13.41 i ack of P resulting from an auto accident Ideal Prepared 16-02 Ss 00 g to the common stock of Penn- 25 . against Bollock to recover damages 2 cans C cans sylvania Power and Light Co. for : : : near Landisville. the 12 months period ending Oct. 31, Ideal Prepare¢ 00 1950 were $9,384,983, equivalent 10 | 2 cans 29¢ = $ $2 82 ar J “tock per share of common stock EYES EXAMINED BY outstanding for end of the period. APPOINTMENT Ideal Pure 46-02 s 00 These net earnings reflect provi- can 29¢ cans " sion for Federal income taxes for DR. S. MILLIS (the 9 months ended September 30, OPTOMETRIST | ip R E Ideal Peach or 16-02 § 00 1950 in accordance with the Reve- Currant; jar 27¢ Jars 59 N. MARKET STREET nue Act of 1950, and also a non-re- ELIZABETHTOWN reduction in income tax Glenwood; 7 flavors S$ 00 : A Hours: 12-0z glass 19¢ glasses . accruals equivalent t 1 » 15 cents per Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 share on the common stock hy rea- Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 - 8 Ideal Tiny Whit son of financing costs increased in No Hours Thursday Cooked; 0 25¢ £ 2 the redemption of bond and deben- PHONE: 334) tures early this year. | A Cut | Operating revenues for the first B |» BE T 2 cans 25¢ 9 s]-00 cans 10 months ending October 31, 1950 were $64,324,608. an increase of 12.1 | Ideal Fanc 27-0 per cent ove last years corres- Heilig 7 i U T Long cut 8 oo $ 00 SHIRTS for Sportwear Maroon - Green - Tan at $2.95 - $3.95 DRESS SHIRTS — Essley of course! Nylon - White - White on White - Colors $2.95 to $5.95 Finest Neckwear Ever $1.00 to $2.50 Buxton Wallets for Men lLadv Buxton for the Ladies $2.50 up MONOGRAMMED IN GOLD FREE onding odie 5 ——————————————————————————————————— SE F I H T \ Ideal 46-02 g COUNTY HOME RANSACKED unera ome Fancy cans » DURING OWNER'S ABSENCE 23 W. Main St. Mount Joy : ‘a David Hollinger, Elizabeihtown 8 T U nN A Light Meat 6-0z S Oo R3, whose farm is located between a Grated cans i" \ JAMES B. HEILIG, Milton Grove and Lawn, reported ¥ 1 Di to State Police that thieves ran- mera: Direct Stroice Aiaskan 2 Je s]-00 na sacked his home during his absence. cans He discovered the burglary when 00 {he returned home, but a check dis- | go 8 ee 4% closed nothing missing, Hollinger Corn Fed TURKEYS Salts ! ie y | old police. iit, All our Meats are guaranteed to = _ Razr . : 3 ‘ Me lease ve ¢ ‘ Lounging Robes Silk Ra yon W ool SN However, the intruders broke 22 3 oJ SUI ue cheerfully refund yout moneys > window panes out of the barn be- sto 1 le Top Quality, Tender Sirloin Real Dollar Value for only Mederately Priced Ro quitting the premises, Holling- r discovered. Pvt. Peter P. Oresz- i i i) 5 ; 58 3 ad i Hankies — Boxed or Loose — 25¢ to $1.50 § ko is investigating. 3] Two brothers, 12 and 17 years, of In terwoven Socks and Others !| Elizabethtown R3, were apprehend- AN Se | ; 7 : 1 50 ed Monday and cone ssed the burg- ra 340s | to $ | lary. They will be petitioned into pc 3% ro i 25¢ . Juve nile Court. be 2 RR Lean, Fresh Pork Ib ¢ BE HR | MAN, 80, COLLAPSED. «i % | Swank Jewelry at 1ts F nest 8 Oscar Sprankle, eighty, Landis- NORMAN BECKER | C 5 | ¥ C Te BE N 8 Fully Dressed Stewing Ib 49- glo was taken to Lancaster Gen- Pia Tn Choline ~ sii { (eral Hospital and admitted for MANHEIM ROUTE 4 Iie Pins - Tie Chains - Cuff Links—$1 00 to $2.50 in dtr he collapsed at Lime Neat Beckers Gas Station iy ¢ Nand James Streets, Lancaster about PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-5639 | 5:30 p. m. Wednesday. 45-7 an - eden | Lean Plate Boiling Beef '®3T¢c Lean Sliced Bacon '® Ps 49¢ Skinless Frankfurts '® 53¢ CL OL OL TL GL TL GL GL GL GL LL OL LBL TE Th IL TE TERETE PLL TE TET REL AST, . Fillets of Perch Ib 39¢ Sweaters—Brentwood and Others for Men and Boys i § “Hh $2.19 to $12.50 A Fine Assortment of Varsity Sweaters In Maroon - White - Navy Fresh Country Style Long Link Sausage '*49¢ Fancy Large Shrimp '> 79¢ Asco Dry Cured Slicad Bacon 3 I” 33¢ Fillets of Poliock ~~ '® 25¢ Country Style Pan Puddings 39¢ Fancy Haddock Fillets '° 45¢ | Oysters, Crab Meat, Lobster Tails, Soaps & other Seafood Virginia Lee Bakery Specials The Produce Dept. Joins in the Sell-e-bration Reg 35¢ Soft, Fluffy LARGE JUICY FLORIDA Angel Cak mori gee: GRAPEFRUIT Fics 3.2 Be ts BROWN ’'N SERVE JUICY FLORIDA 176 size French Bread O Something new - - and is it good! ¥ n 4 © S doz Crispy Gust & hotbread” you'll love 2 a2] ENRICHED SUPREME Western Delicious Apples U.S. 1 pla EREAD Winesap Apples “sym Tastes better Anjou or Bosc Pears 21: 20Q¢ otter lar # 0% BE | Fancy Yellow Onions 10.2, 35¢ Every Meal Tastes Better with New Southern Cabbage 2 Ibs Qc % Sweet Cream Fancy White Turnips 21s 9° fella, a Butler | Prepared Spinach or Kale 19° e Butter 's that wins Ib 73° Seabrook Farms Cut Green Beans 100% Pka 23¢ america's prize. RICHLAND | Ideal Concen. Pure Orange Juice 2 50% cans 39¢ Creamcry Butter 73 Farmdale Baby Lima Beans 12-02 pkg 19¢ Prices Effective EE I WIT INTE WITTE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACME ETE Nov. 80, 1-2, Reserved. REN NNER SS Scarfs — Silk and Wool — $1 50 up Pioneer Suspenders—Belts — $1.00 and up MANY OTHER FINE ITEMS © Loca. ® nT Here's the ticket to joyous holidays: a Christmas Club, so that you'll have extra cash when you most need it. We are now starling next year’s Christmas Clubs. Come in right away! Join The Jolliest Club Of All NOW For The Jolliest Christmas Of All NEXT YEAR CTE TE RT kT Th PE PETRI STORE HOURS: Starting Wednesday, December 6th, our store will be open every Wednesday until Christmas. Starting Friday evening, December 15, we will be open evenings until Christmas. Those hours are for your convenience in shopping. RRR 10¢ each week for 50 weeks—$ 5.00 25¢ each week for 50 weeks—$§ 12.50 S0c each week for 50 weeks—$ 25.00 ¥1 00 each week for weeks—$§ 50.00 $2.00 each week for 50 weeks—$ 100.00 $3.00 each week for weeks—$ 150.00 $5.00 each week for 50 weeks—$ 250.60 510.00 each week for weeks—$ 500.00 SLIT Bros. RL TE MOUNT JOY, PENNA. ] |. 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