li. Jov, Pa., Thursday,
Bulletin,
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December 11, 1950 J

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A big
Men's Bath Robes
Men's Weaatherseal Jackets
An Assortment of Men's Christmas Ties
Ladies Print Dresses, Priced Special
Ladies’ Chenille House Coats
$5.25
$12.00 & $13.25
line of Ladies Boxed Handkerchiefs
$3.75

i COME IN AND SEE OUR TOY DEPT.

Here's the ticket to joyous holidays: a Christmas Club, so 3
that you'll have extra cash when you most need it. We js
are now starting next year’s Christmas Clubs. Come in
right away! A
Join The Jolliest Club Of All NOW
For The Jolliest Christmas Of All NEXT YEAR
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES :
WE ALSO CARRY A

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12.50
25.00
50.00
100.09
$ 150.00
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10¢ each week for 5
each week for 5
each week for 5
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$1.60 each week for 50
£2.00 each week for !
$3.00 each week for 50
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¢ We Take This Opportunity
In Wishing All Our
Customers

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BANK [1398 ONE ME NE A % STARTING DEC. 15 WE WILL HAVE OPEN EVERY
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MT. JOY, PA. $Y EVENING UNL Cis
Member FDC. A 5 SB RE ET TAS SE SES RARE TERN
Ri verybody Yh “This Locality Rea ds The yy lletin
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LOOK...

Everything you've ever dreamed of in a refrigera-
tor—and more! It's big—full 8.4 cubic feet. It’s
convenient—features with a function, even a built-
in bottle-opener! It's economical — famous Tight-
Wad unit—quiet, never needs oiling. It's Model
H-84—one of the new 1950 International Harvester
Refrigerators. Come and see it.
J. B.
W. MAIN ST.
HOSTETTER
DIAL 3-3721

| HUGE FREEZER LOCKER
a) Stores 50 lbs. of frozen food; four in-
34) stant-release ice trays.
TWIN CRISPERS
; i Provide separate storage for 18.4 qts.
2: fruit and vegetables.
fl VAST SHELF AREA
17.2 sq. fe. of rigid, plated steel shelves
conveniently arranged.
BIG MEAT TRAY
Acid-resisting, porcelain enamel meat
tray holds 10.8 pounds.
Starting
520995
CONVENIENT
TERMS

& SONS
MOUNT JOY, PA.

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TR TE 0 0 TE 0 9 RE A 08 TE AE TEA HE TE RET ( POST OFFICE OPEN
0 ALL DAY SATURDAY
#1! Although the
Christmas rush has
| not as yet come upcn us in all its
a.m. until 6:00 p.m.
May I ask that you refrain from
puiting money in the collection
boxes for letters. Be sure your let-
ters are all stamped before you
| drep them in the boxes. Please do
not ask the
Drop
office or in a
carriers to take your
either in
letter
| Please do not call at the post office
ask that clerks look for par-
cels or letters. During this period
| this is almost an impossibility.
By cooperating with us in these
| few simple ways, you not only help
| the clerks and carriers during this
but you do
letters. them the
nearby box.
and
| period, help yourself
you better
because we can give
service.
FIRST OF THE YEAR CHANGES |
BY THE PENNA. P & L CO.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.,
| announced the combinig of its pres-
lent Mt. Joy District with its Col-
umbia District and its present Lititz|
District
Company
| District with its Lancaster
next January 1st.
at both Mt. Joy and Lititz
be discontinued, after which
both banks in each cf these com-
muniiies will
s of
| offices
will
agents of the
FP&IL Company to receive payment
of electric service bills.
Thomas G. Pennypacker,
Columbia District
have charge of
District
graduate of
act as
present
will
enlarged Col-
Pennypacker|
Columbia High
School and attended Franklin and
Marshall College,.
sociated with the
Manager,
the
umbia area.
[is a
He has heen ps-|
local electric util-
| ity since 1927, for the past seven
| years as District Manager at Col-
| umbia.
| Elmer H. Bomberger, present
| Lititz District Manager, becomes|
| Assistant District Manager of ihe
| Company's enlarged Lancaster Dis-
| rte, Bomberger has long heen ac-
civic
| the Borcugh of Lititz, for
| eight years as President of Council.
| He joined the local utility in 1922]
[and became manager of the
| District in 1942,
© Ce ee
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs.
Marietta RD,
ment of their daughter,
LaVerne Pine Grove
{ R1. Miss Landis is a Senior at East
{ Donegal Twp. High School and Sat.
Musselman is Camp
Atterbury, Ind.
| tive in various capacities in
serving
Lititz

Marvin H. Landis.
announce the engage-
Fay, to Sgt.
Musselman,
stationed at
Mrs. Stella B. Long, 106 N. Main
| St, Manheim, en-|
announces the
gagement of her daughter, Kath-|
ryn Marie, to J.
Manheim R2.
Miss Long is by Gore)
berich-Payne Shoe Co., and
Mr. Shearer is engaged in farming|
with his father. No date has been
set for the wedding. |
Allen O. Shearer,
here,
LADIES BIBLE CLASS HELD {
A DINNER AND PARTY
The annual Christmas Dinner and
Party of the Young Ladies Bible|
Class of Trinity Lutheran Church]
was held last Wednesday evening, |
at the Kauffman Tea Room.
The members = and |
guests were present: Mrs. Norman
following
| Monday
lowing committees:
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Our Community

i i? 3 gf. it is just a matter of a Wi
"oN 8 | days, un‘il we ‘will feel it. How P Ww k
3 Bir You Buy i Bl ever y it is not too late to heed those| During ast ee
. . I —- "| few wi ek, I he ave in ro
wo "| vious weeks, to be ‘sure the correct| =
i Home Furnishings 9 on on Moy Ane Cares
d i" 0 rn ey S 0 re : the name and address is cor rect, ftienise D. Robertson, Jr. ‘
iN 3 | : i & as tas Ray nd “harles.
i fn J 3 | that your name and address appears] Miss Mary Arlene Charles,
CHECK THREE TH NGS 3 i" somewhere on the card. Many cards|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
3 A db Ww | cach year do not reach their des-|Charles, Millersville R1, and George
4 TV IN FLORIN B | tination because some one failed to|D. Robertson, Jr, son of Mr. and
Vv Ol 'R QL ALI I Y i Ny RN | take time in addressing their cards.| Mrs. George U. Robertson, Landis-|
no Ry re yourself a lot of|ville, were married in Salem Evan-
J TOR nN ou can save Vy i
i Vv Ol 'R SE RV IC E wn waiting if you do your mailing now, gelical and Reformed Church, |
1 Ie " % Boys’ Corduroy Boxers. with i then too, the chances of your cords/Rohrerstown. The Rev. George R.
Ol R I RIC E 5 $1 98 & $2 75 Bl and parcels arriving at their des-|Jochnson officiated at the double
3 : ¥ elastic prin i) tination on time are much better. [ring ceremony.
: ¥ A The office will be open all day| The bride, was attended by
8 of - 4
3 KEENER vee. . 5 Misses Sweaters make a lovely | December 16th from Richard Sneath os matron of
3 : i of 3 3 0 il 6:00 The illlhonor and Miss Jeanie Robertson,
nN # am. until 6:00 p.m. The by will]
4 Home Furnishings Christmas Gift x he open Sunday, but there will be/sister cf the bridegroom. and Mrs.
¥ 15-31 MARIETTA STREET MOUNT JOY. PENNA. nS | no window service. During next/George Ryan as bridesmmaids.
: PHONE 3-5601 x y Boxed Towel Sets = $3.95 & $1.19 i week the lobby will be open from| Richard Sneath served as best
» J=506 Io 3 |
y of : MN 7:00 am. until 7:15 p.m, but the man,
8
3 : i Dish Cloths, Cellophane Package 79¢ i windows will be open from 8:00] James Blank was the soloist and
Mary Louise Grube was the organ-
ist.
A reception was held for 110 per-| .
Hall,
on a
Fire
left
in the Landisville
which the couple
sons
after
wedding trip South
at the home of the bride.
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BETTY ARNDT HEADS (GYA
FOR THE COMING TERM
A meeting of the C. G. Y. A. cf
the Church of God was held on|
evening at the home of]
Betty Jane Charles, for the Christ-
mas party.
At the business meeting these
flicers were elected for the next,
six months period: president, Bet- |
ty Arndt; vice president, Betty
Burger; secretary, and treasurer
remain the same for a year.
The new president chose the fol-|
Special Musie, |
Jay Barnhart, Jr. and Mary Jane|
|Graybill. Ushers, Rcbert Schroll|
and William Derr. Devotions, Helen|
Sprout, Violet Sprout and Doris|
Rice. Publicity, Nancy Funk, Betty
Jane Charles, Galen Kaylor, Marlin
Kaylor and Carl Kaylor.
Plans were completed for the
play “In the Cobbler’s Shop" to be|
presented by the CGYA, on Dec. 31]
|in the Church of Ged.
After singing carols and exchang-
ing gifts, refreshments were served.|
TURKEYS
GUINEAS
LIVE OR DRESSED
J. Stanley Witmer
CHIQUES CREEK FARM,
between Mt. Jov Legion Home and
New Harrisburg Pike.
PHONE LANDISVILLE 6156
46-8
|
EYES EXAMINED BY
APPOINTMENT
DR. S. MILLIS
OPTOMETRIST
59 N. MARKET STREET
ELIZABETHTOWN

Hours:
Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5
Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 - 8
No Hours Thursday
PHONE: 334)

Heilig
Funeral Home
23 W. Main St. Mount Joy |
|
JAMES B. HEILIG,
|
|
Funeral Director |

FORMICA
Sinktops & Counters
KITCHEN & BATHROOM
WALL TILE
Tile Floors Venetian Blinds
LEONARD L. SAFKO
Phone 3-3492 - Mt. Joy, Pa.
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VWVAAAAANS

Strickler, Mrs. J. Richard Brubaker, |
| Miss Beulah Smith, Mrs. L. W.|
Koder, Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs.
Joe Germer, Mrs. Robert Keener,
Mrs. James Roberts, Mrs. Clyde
Gerberich, Jr, Mrs. James Heilig, |
| Mrs. Robert Hawthcrne, Mrs. Earl
Heisey, Miss Thelma Frankfort,
Mrs. Donald Ney, Mrs. Dick Leit-
ner, Mrs. Bruce Brown, Mrs. Wil-
bur Hawthorne, Mrs. Joseph Sears, |
Mrs. Harold Bender, Mrs. Joseph
King, Mrs. Samuel Ney, Mrs. Clyde
Wivell, Mrs. J. Richard Heisey, Mrs.

Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 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

Wayne Kretzing, Mrs. Harry Rey-

nolds, Mrs. George Keener and Mrs.
William Reider.

Everybody in this locality reads
The Bulletin—that’'s why its adver-
tisers get such excellent results.

PHONE IN YOUR
NEWS

Weddings Thruout
They will live|
Enough for You, Reach For - - -
|
‘Process. Holly Wreaths ¢2 49¢
' Yuletide Wreaths
| ready for the oven to bake them golden brown.
Brown 'n Serve French Bread
| nocay’s Best Value! Enriched
PICKLES

Headquarters for Your
Holiday Baking Needs
Gold Seal Enriched %
Finest All-Purpose on
yi
Try it on our Guarantee!
9:39
10.:.75°
A ide or Gold Medal
7. FLOUR 10.95
ud Ideal Pure Vanilla milla Extract 2-0z bot 28¢
AKE MIXES Gold Seal; 4 varieties 2 pkgs 45¢
CAKE MINCE MEAT ©'d Time 2002 jar 25g
FANCY PUMPKIN Ideal Golden 29-0z can 15¢
PIE CRUST MIX GoldSeal 2 Phys 20¢
FANCY MIXED NUTS Reb-Fora Ib rke 49¢
CALIF. DIAMOND WALNUTS > 39¢
CRANBERRY SAUCE 'deal Fancy 2 16-02 cans 27¢ A
LOUELLA MILK Homogenized 4 tall cans 47¢
1 c
tf Nothing but the Best is Good S A L 5
IDEAL GELATINE
DESSERTS |
6 Fruit Flavorsand3 '
PUDDINGS

SWEET
CREAM
It’s America’s Prize Winner
Wrapped
quarters 76°
Ib
Richland Butter T4¢
Ide = 4-2 |
CATSUP 2:35
You Can Depend on the Acme for Fresh Produce
| Juicy Florida 200-216 size
ORANGES -29°
doz
3 for 25¢
LARGE FLA. GRAPEFRUIT *%* siz
2 Ibs 25¢

14-0z
bots
WESTERN DELICIOUS APPLES
STAYMAN WINESAP APPLES 55 3 bs 29¢
ea | 5g
Ib {9g
219° tL 5
large head 15¢ A
sn23¢
Seabrook Farms
GREEN BEANS
2 oxos 3c Frenched
or Cut
Idal Pure Concen.
ea 1.95 | ORANGE JUICE ~~ Zocans 39"
Fresh Virginia Lee Bakery Treals
Get Your Virginia Lee Fruit Cakes Now
Better than ever. Perfect for gifts or for yourself.
1 Ib Cake 89¢ 20 cake 1.75 5 Ib cake 3.95
Cocoanut Marshmallow Deviifood Layer Cakes ©* 69¢ |
Delicious Jelly Cocoanut Bar Cakes © 39¢
Red Emperor Grapes 2 '°s 29¢| Fresh Cocoanuts
Anjou Pears 2 'bs 29¢ | Pitted Sair Dates
CRISP
CARROTS =
CALIF. ICEBERG LETTUCE
TOMATOES Fancy Slicing
Pulled Calif. Figs pka 25¢
Silver Christmas Trees ©2 98¢
Green Christmas Trees ©2 89¢

FRESH

Anotlier New Treat You'll Really Enjoy -
‘Brown 'n Serve Sticky Cinnamon Buns
Plenty of cinnamon and raisins and a wonderful i
tasting honey carmel coating. In metal container, 8. pkg 31 i
Crispy-crust French Bread at its delicious best. Merely pre-heat oven to
425 degrees. Place loaves in oven on ungreased baking sheet, bake until
brown (approx. 15 min.) and you have “hot BD 21
bread” that's out of this world when spread with in pkg
Louella Butter.
Brown ‘n Serve Pan Rolls <9? 17¢
14¢
Supreme Bread
Why Pay More? Get Quality « - «
Get “Heat-Flo Roasted
WIN-CREST COFFEE T5¢
A mild, satisfying blend.
ASCO COFFEE TT¢
Preferred by 3 out of 4 of
our customers.
Ideal Vacuum Packed Coffee
Richer,
full-bodied
C
Drip or reg grind can » 83
large
loaf

Majestic Sweet Mix
+ Qe
Virginia Lee Ass Lee Assorted
CHOCOLATES
1-1b &G« 3. sq 8° Ja 5.43 Coffee
box
Acme Meats - - Your Satisfaction Fully Guaranteed
BORE Loin 39°
Tn 69°
PORK CHOP
Ib §3¢
SKINLESS FRANKFURTS
Ge
CHICKENS
b35¢
Oscar Maver Celebrated | Lean Plate Beef
COOKED HAMS |Short Ribs Beef "* 45¢
> 49¢
Ready-to-Eat .
sk 89 Sliced Bacon
1b 39¢
63; Ibs net weight
can
FRESH COUNTRY STYLE Fillets of Perch
Long Link Sausage |Fancy Pollock Fillets 25¢
> 49¢ Fancy Haddock Fillets '® 45¢
PAN PUDDING “ur Fancy Large Shrimp '» 79¢
December 14-15-10, 1950. Quantity Rights Reserved.
YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACMF
; or

Fully Dressed
Stewing

. Prices

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hour wh
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pital wit}
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as the Pa:
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January
not made
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DEEDS R
Ralph (
Mt. Joy, |
V. Stark,
stable, 47
$4,200.