d=The Bulletin, Mt, Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 22, 1951 NEWTOWN M R or [ retired, disposing of his business to te a rve
rtuary eC i Maurice Bailey. Ir d
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LAFFS Yen De and Mrs, S Ek Sony and day in the Elmdale Rest Home, in| dom, Rheems; Harvey Leedom, FOR YOUR “Always On The Square
were Saturday itt; aften an illness of several|Camp Hill; and Earl Leedom Flor- BRIDE A MAYTOWN, PENNA
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HICKORY GROVE Biren Ses of Rev. and Mrs. R00 ihe | in. Eight grandchildren, three great keh AT
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; He was employed for many years | grandchildren and these sisters and FIN rve d {
Good people, I am coming to you A a un Frey Wi at the J. E. Baker lime stone quar=| a brother also survive: Jacob Lee- E rtc 4 ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF
for aid. The this : that ¢ the | 50M No » 0} Manheim, an V'lry, Billmyer. lom, Pottstown; Mrs. Lizzie Farst, M
cle rat I a, Sal a Le PeterVaronoff were Sunday guests y a Mrs. Anna Daub, both of Leb- diamond ring A NEW DINING ROO
| versus little—stirs me up no end. | °F Rev. and Nz R mds, | Mrs. Barbara Peifer | anon; Mrs. Levi Eckert, Womels- She deserves the best. ,.a
And one angle that some good soul Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Barbara H. Peifer, eighty-|dorf; and Miss Fannie Leedom, li d il nl
may clear up for me is, “if big bus- Ammon Hoffer and Mrs. Parke nine, widow of David K. Peifer,| Re ading. ge i peta x | SPECIALIZING IN FRIGIDINNERS 0
iness is bad medicine like so many Eberle of Mount Joy were Monday at the home of a son,| Funeral services were held from our, stancar is © quality | THE MIRACLE MEAL
windy gents are claiming, and we tained by Rev. and Mrs. R.H.Amdt, Jacob M. Peifer, Salunga. She was | the Miller funeral home at Eliza- —color, clarity, cut and
proceed to whittle off the bigness ge, and Mrs. Walter Frey, Miss a daughter of the late Martin and! bethtown this afternoon with inter- carat weight, Artcarved* |
and then go to work to help little Vero yh and i and Mrs. |, therine Hostetter Musser and a| ment in the Mount Tunnel ceme- diamond rings are regis AMERICAN CHOICE BEERS
business get big, how big will we San rey ag? Wore member of the Old Order Bretiiren) tery there. tered and guaranteed by SHUFFLEBOARD & LIQUORS
Slow the little guy to get before BL Rn BTS of Nev. an 5, Share: Se * vine by her we — — America’s foremost dias 7.92
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hin egin Whittling him down, too. Mr. Adam Fogie of Newville, cal- 1900 2 o wi 2 or se | Mrs. B. Frank Watson : : mond ringmaker, See our —
nd of question. ted on Mr. and Mrs W Fogi resided; an ive grandchildren.| Mps, C. Watson, sixty-five, complete collecti nd
=Bf- The way 1 glimpse it, if a little on Sunda a: Mm. was the last of her immediate wife of B. Frank Watson, 116 New piety So 3p
WISE OWL outfit makes a good washing ma- Mr i) ; | family. | Haven St., died at 5:15 p. m. Sun- compare values yourself.
A ' chine and the sweet little woman 75. | ar] Gamer of Lancaster The funeral was held from the day at her home after an illness of EVENINGS nes F
likes 4 RD, Mrs. Roy Gephart of Mt. Joy| SHOWS SATURDAYS
ikes hers and tells her neighbor visited Mr. dnd Mrs, George Scho. {Koser funeral home at Landisville| four months. Born at Gainsburg, 7 bia 9950 PA AND
I you can’t find it in the diction« ad he Hoy spreads and the little elkoph on Sunday. ee 8 [Ss afternoon with interment in the | Dauphin County, she was a daugh- ARR THEAT RE HOLIDAYS
ary ask for it in the drug store. bess ogy lie an Keep Mis. John Ober and son of Eliz- | usser | ter of the ie Harry and Annie 6.5.10 P. M. Hoent ov. Fa 2:00 P. M.
i Ber cor nd a abethtown RD, called on Mr. andy, Samuel A. Beatty | Fock. She a . rs I ount Joy, Pa.
Riding through a remote bit of colnes a bud ohtflt. Take. Ge 1 Mrs. Victor Snyder on Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Cora Elizabeth Beatty, for- | "y oa go i gn he FRIDAY — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. 23 - 24 /
ccuntry in the West, some local [*" Abner Weaver, of Mt. Joy was a LLY Mark’s vangelica nited :
; slks st coast, Jovt. : 45 dlty-seven, wife of Samuel All . ; IR IGAN -in- if
folks saw a farmer standing beside ke jon Hoy A Ye Govt Tuesday guest of the Snyder's. ey hoe x Som | Church. Ber is JUNE HAVER WILLIAM LUNDIGA i d
3 Old car waving a bi because the gas is po ws Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isler en- denly Monday at 12:15 a. m. at her a ee bk Shoat Mo gio “1°11 Get By”
Sctewdsiver: They sopped and he tn rice is hi h a titi had | tertained Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hip-| home. : : ; | a th = Ds Sn ys
walked over to the car. rh A i Fi a “" | pensteel and family of Elizabeth- Dr. David E. Schlosser. ‘Bast Main 3 ego oo = sisters: Seo, ou,
: “Rid to town, mis- |<" 5 : 1 » 8 é ocker, izabethtown; ohn
ter er ie Me ; Me, if I had whittling, it would BL Sn, Xe. and Mrs. John street, deputy coroner, conducted | Hocker, Decatur, Ill.; Edward MONDAY — TUESDAY- FEBRUARY 26 - 27
: « : : I Big Govt.— i Si~ : n investigati ilene. Kans © Miss Tizzt :
Tourist: Sure, hop in. Having 8 on ig Mov : Bot on hig busi Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Derr and an | Hocker, Abilene, Kans.; Mis BETTE DAVIS — ANNE BAXTER -in-
ness. I would trim it down before family of Mount Joy R. D. visited A former resident of Huntington | Hocker, Harrisburg; Annie, widow | = = =
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Farmer. “No, never have trouble | Js too late, shi it gets as big and Mrs. Matilda Derr on Sunday. County, ler parents: were the lata fol Harty Babar, Ms. Joy; Ms “All About Eve"
Taw miserable as is Europe and its So- Wiss, Jacob: Widnan, Langader % Aloysius and Addie Burns Swope. Kathryn Coble, Columbia, and ADAM H GREER
Tourist: “Decoy?” Selim, where petrol, pe San spending a few days with Mr. and Soe a ch HOR or ayy) Amanda, wife of Christian Boll, of IE 4 FEATURE TIME 6:45 & 9:15 P. M.
“ ’ e, is twice as high as here, : : atholic Church, here. Besides her | Salung: -
Farmer: “Yep, that's what 1 call scarce. oo oi ey on Mis. Johin Miller and family. husband she is survived by one | el services were held fror WELER
her. You see, not many cars pass by |; ; ; Mrs. Howard Witmer and son ! . T[ 87 E. Main St.,. Mt. Joy, Pa. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, FEB. 28 - MAR. 1
here—and they whiz by. It used to bicycles. I do not choose such. spent Sunday with Mrs. Calvin Ne daughter, Winifred, wife of Richard | the Heilig funeral home here Wed-
take a couple days i” at to town Yours with the low down, eh aay. with Is. Chicago; one gr nesday afternoon with interment in PHONE 3-4124 JOSEPH COTTEN — VALLI -in-
: MM Hg, and two broth hn B. S - AUTHORIZED ART VED, —
So I got Decoy here for $5.00. She Yi — JI Y Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer aad! ei Ls pi Geor iy | WE : eC i 5 | “Walk Softly Stranger”
aint got no wheels on the ditch side family visited Mr. and Mrs. John ope. Sen Diego, Calif. 2 —_—
of ‘the road, on this side her tires FAST HEMPFIELD GRADUATE Kauffman at Ironville on Sunday. The for: al was held fro al ’ 4 Hm
are full of sand. She ain't got no) SIGNED WITH YORK TEAM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wittle andg al Home at Lancaster | BULLER S BEAUTY SALON ATURDAY, MARCH 2 - 3
engine, but she’s no trouble and Herbert Snyder, 22-year-old | 4 daughter of Columbia were Sunday| this with era | FRIDAY — S ’ > . {
she always gets me to town.” - . - | Ppitcher from East Petersburg SIgN= | visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Aratict Mary 8 Catholic comcier |] ‘FLORIN. PENNA. OPEN EVENINGS TYRONE POWER — MICHELING PRELLE -in- 5
Even though théy ‘fell for. it they 5 a contract with the York White | Witte. y. SPECIAL G A Th Phill y
get quite a laugh, out of it. oses of the Interstate League, last| pp. and Mrs. Paul Fitzkee, Mr. | of . ‘‘ American uerrila In 1pines "3
: week. and Mrs. John Frey and son, David Hay G. Lesion Lifeglo Cold Waves $10
. : Harry snty-eight, : y
The other day a caf and a: deg| Snvder played with “Radford, Va, | of Mount Joy and Mrs. Emma Gps 5 Remy gs Bathes Every Curl In Cream and Oil.
were having a terrific fight in the | Of the Blue Ridge League last sea-| ong and son, Robert of Middletown ),,,,,,. 2 He ol : son of Fhe late | OTHER PERMANENTS — $5. and $8.
street of York and a big crowd had Sort and was a former basketball visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fry-| snd Rébeten Gebhart Leics CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT
gathered around to watch. Sudden opel! star at East Hempfield | singer and Mrs. Daniel Moore on ahd a member of the Mount ol Naa? Open 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Daily P E D 9
ly, a wild-eyed character stepped |Hi ool. Sunday. : ; PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4330 1 . Q Hr i
out from the crown, drew a gun| He served 18 months with the oc- ——— Yo Core | Maude Buller, Top uality Low rices very ay
from his pocket and shot the dog.|CcupPation army in Korea and pitch- v | ’ Gv 3 g 1
A cop a block away heard the shot | €d for the Seventh Division team Test Growing of Asiatic [he gal So or Wid years. Later |
and came running to investigate. | While there. Chestnut Trees in Virginia Loe Mace. Sd Ws Shp i
——————— al : se s y
The looney threw the gun on the Experiments in growing forest Sod : of
ground, turned to the crowd and[COUNTY SPORTSMEN BACK type Asiatic chestnut trees as possi-
said, “Don’t say anything. He'll SUSQUEHANNA FISH BODY ble replacements for America's T k
think the cat did it” The Federated Sportsmen of | Plightkilled trees were evaluated WHITE - WASHING a & a
Lancaster County passed a resolu- recently by 47 foresters, scientists) |
fon toi yo Toy Joi and information specialists pi AND i 5 sora
I was chinning at one of our lo- a reques he Joint | the George Washington na-
cal gas stations when a car pulled State Government Commission for | tional forest in Virginia, DISINFECTING | Eve
up and the head of a very unattrac- 2 by the Lag. { is Ta 5 ne in- — | Look | | |
ET A islature to study migratory fish in| dicate at certain Asiatic chest-| { In
tive girl stuck out the window. The the Susquehanna River nuts, particularly Chinese chestnut, HESS BROS .
attendant (wish I could tell you di | show great promise of becoming - f SILVER FLOSS
who, but I don’t want to get him WON FIRST OF forest trees when grown under HUE ets XO un oO N S |
fired) sauntered over to her, and 1 S | forest conditions, The Japanese { ur ew rin 1/
when she asked for an Illinois road Landisville, who won every lea-| trees and the Henry chinkapin ap-| FLORIN, PENNA. P 9 | aller rau No. 2 can
a ast seas ned | d to be more susceptible to Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 |
map, he procured one for her. gue game the past season, turned | peare i i : a =.
Well, I hope I won’t.go wrong, |back New Holland, 69-51 in their blight than the Chinese and certain| 39-tf {| and Summer |§ VALLEY FORGE
she smiled. fizst game of a best of three semi- | sy was Jus ihe) Jeph of St les have iust | 4
Not with that map you have, re- final series to determine a champ- | on tree ‘form and on rate of A y | or & eans No. 1, can
plied the attendant, «= « = [He still ion in the Lanco Basketball Les. | of the Asiatics being tested. oho arrived for our
wont say which map he was refer- | gue. | The area visited, one of 21 plots| Heilig y TREE RIPENED (direct from Fla.)
ig to | established in eight states in 1936, | | inspection 0 E L doz
ad should have a more fitting name| 1938 and 1939, is a two-acre, 15. | r
There's a new hollow moth ball| and one more appropriate to his ol planing located 28 Fong Funeral Home | ranges xt a arge
a hn rE 8 Suri INES. .v re-| Mountain in Virginia's Amherst |
on the Market, gir Is, You tuck your Fore surroundings So 5 they re-| colinty, tinds of Asiatic| 23 W. Main St. Mount Joy | NORRIS
bathing suit safely inside. nameed the pup—“P-17. | chestnuts and Asiatic hybrids are] | ° b
: under test in the plots, which range JAMES B. HEILIG, Taylor Made -to- Measure Clothes Prune Juice ot.
During television commercials] Two local ladies who had not|lin size from one to 32 acres. The| Funeral Direcior A
the other night our guests had quite | seen each other for a long time met | planting sites were originally cov-| ~ { HEINZ
a discussion on the better qualities |at the Acme. i ere with the Yeu: |
of women compared to men and| "Oh, Mary,” exclaimed one of font ee EA Sr pr IC er S | jars
vice versa. Finally the one hubby |them, “So many things have hap- | 3 da y 00 S
summed it all up by saying: pened to me since I saw you last. I 4 EY AMINED BY |
“Women is nothing but a rag, a|have had my teeth out, and an el- | Modern Business Machines '$ |
bone, and a hank of hair.” His wife | ectric stove and a refrigerator put Progress in the development of, 4 DR. S. MILLIS | ooo es meen] | °
countered: “Man is nothing but afin.” - - - - That I'd like to see! modern business machines has $ OPTOMETRIST | Complete Selection of
brag, a groan and a tank of air - - made possible the tremendous vol-|4 | ‘
and then the wrestling matches] I'm thouroughly convinced that a| ‘ume of correspondence, bookkeep-| } 59 N. MARKET STREET NOW IS THE TIME: NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO MODERNIZE YOUR OLD KITCHEN -y
Nap ape : | ing, filing and other details of office|§ ELIZABETHTOWN a]
came on. man isn't really drunk until he avers av. Win. 8. Bud i
comes home at 3:00 in the morning a RE hs adding et Hours: | ' £5
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During that same evening, when [and tries to get his pants off over| made an accountant out of the old-| Ee to 0 and 2 > i's ORDER NO . ;
the women retired to the kitchen | his head. timer with a high stool and quill ) No Hours Thursday
for coffee, w2 men started griping pen. Sholes with his typewriter | : NT ol
tor COME, Suen 2 . a Tece i ial dinner | turned the longhand girl into ag PHONE: 334) SUNSHINE SS
about the extravagant demands of| At a recent testimonia inne , Ee
; 0 f the fellows re- | the master of ceremonies was about| Shorthand girl, and made jobs tor : Ib =
our spouses. ne gi tie Je; : I millions of her kind, Edison created ]1- 0 rac ers . 0G
marked: “Your wife is telling ev- flo introduce the speaker of the ev-| yy "gia machine, Joseph S.
eryone that you can’t keep her in|ening. He led up to it with this Duncan invented the addressograph.| G cling CHARMIN'
clothes.” story These are all American inventions. and as
Two hunters on an expedition in| By speeding computations and re-|
My friend to whom he was speak-
ing replied:
“That's only half of it, I bought
2 house, and I can't keep her in
that either.”

Meeting a little fellow with
girl's nickname, I asked: “So your
name-is Clarence. How come they
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