Patsy Garber, Make it last—wear it out!
Grace Bucher,
Joann Kramer, Mary
Anita Myers, Thel-
BUXTON WALLETS
PIONEER SUSPENDERS
and BELTS
INTERWOVEN SOCKS
FLORSHEIM SHOES
FORTUNE SHOES
STETSON HATS
Manhattan HATS
Essley Shirts
Dress and Sport
Long-Short Sleeves
Plain: Colors - Fancies
$3.50 «© $5.95 [g1
EsHLEMAN BRros.
Fine Neckwear
Beautiful patterns of every
color
- $1.50 - $2
2. BUY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED
For necessities—not for greed!
3. PAY CASH WHEN POSSIBLE
Cash price is the low price!
ma Sherk 12.
Glenn Groff, Donald Thome,
na Kreider, Sally Nissley,
Ruth Sherk, Marlene
Peggy Fackler,
An-
Anna
Zimmerman,
Eleanor Hostetter,
Jane Starr 11. 4. USE CREDIT CAREFULLY
Joseph Ginder, Clair Wagner, Pay all you can down—all you can
Shirley Eby, Shirley Leedom, Mar=- monthly!
icn Rutt, Genevieve Zi ‘man,
Jo? a. 0 a 5. SAVE ALL YOU CAN. In the
bank—in U. S. Savings Bonds!
6. HELP CUT GOVERNMENT
SPENDING. Urge your
legislators to discourage
uniessential expenditures!
SECOND-—Robert Fish and Sa-
rah Garber 9; Daisy Brooks, Loret-
ta Garlin, Marian Kline, Kay Met-
zler, Karleen Raffensberger, Helen
Bucher, Ella Engle, Rachel Koser
8; John Gilbert, Thomas Lane,
Schneider, Jane
leib, Julia Loewen,
i.
Joan
Flory, Asher Halb-
Janet McKain
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AUTO LICENSE PLATE DRIVE |
FOR LEGION HOSPITAL FUND
|
Mr. Robert K. Brown, chairman |
of the License Plate Drive, for the | A
Walter S. Ebersole Post of Mt. Joy | Ba 5 Rg
diihounces that from today to Ap- | i CE
FE An RN pres Nos Th
S70 743 AK 6
ril Ist you can hand in your 1950 |
license plate to your gas station in |
Mt. Joy, Florin, Landisville and
Salunga, or drop them in the steel |
drum at the Post office here.
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Stimulate your business by adver. |
rising in the Bulletin. 1
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The Smart New
Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedan
(Continuation ‘of standard equipment and trim
illustrated is dependent on availability of material.)
Yes, Jumbo-Drum Brakes . . .
extra smooth, extra safe . . .
++. another reason why more people buy Chevrolets than any other car!
You and your family will enjoy special
safety in Chevrolet for ’51—America’s
largest and finest low-priced car.
You'll know this the minute you test
its new, more powerful Jumbo-Drum
Brakes—largest in the low-price field!
They're extra smooth, positive and
safe; they provide maximum stopping
power with up to 25% less driver effort;
they combine with many other Chevro-
let safety factors to give you the fullest
measure of motoring protection,
And you'll enjoy a special kind of per-
formance and driving ease in this car,
too. For it's the only low-priced car that
offers you your choice of a mighty 105-
h.p. Valve-in-Head engine, teamed with
the time-proved Powerglide Automatic
Transmission,* for finest no-shift driv-
ing at lowest cost. Or the brilliant stand-
ard Chevrolet Valve-in-Head engine,
teamed with Silent Synchro-Mesh Trans-
mission, for finest standard driving at
: ¥ *Combination
lowest cost. Come in, see and drive it!
NEWCOMER MOTORS,
MOUNT JOY, PA.
AMERICA’S LARGEST AND FINEST
LOW-PRICED CAR!
105-h.p. engine optional on De Luxe models at extra cost.’
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COLLECT VOTES
FROM CUSTOMERS OF
Acme Super Markets
and American Stores
The Acme Markets-American Stores-Philco Plan for Television
Receivers in schools is NOT A CONTEST . . . there is NO
COMPETITION between schools. Every school in ‘this com-
munity can participate. Through®a system of votes, you, the
customers of Acme Super-Markets and American Stores have
the privilege of deciding which schools get the television
receivers. Every 25 cent purchase entitles the customer to one
vote . . . your cash register receipts are your votes. Every-
one may take part by saving votes. Votes are in turn collected
by the schools through parent-teacher organizations and
similar groups. As soon as a school has accumulated the
required number of votes, a new 18-inch Philco Television
Receiver will be installed WITHOUT CHARGE! Start saving
now . .. help your school!
Address All Inquiries to
AMERICAN STORES-PHILCO PLAN
Jelavision Receivers in Schools
P.0.BOX 147, BALTIMORE 3, MD.
AO A AN ren
of Powerglide Automatic Transmission and
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ET ir VOTES
(renee The Bulletin, Jov. Pa.. Thursda Vv. arch 15. 1951 went aground and it was not diffi- | patch from Leven, Scotland, it was
. . . . -— | cult to gather them up reported that the pigeons gobbled
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{ hail for many years. | etch. ua whiskey and soared drunkenly bac
(Fr | They soaked a lot of grain in i i) ol ue Ni it Vues up to their rooftops and teteered there |
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ject as a last ditch effort to get rid | bled it up and went reeling, They | reimburse. Guess we must try some other . | No Better Coffee Value Anywhere
of the birds which have been roost- | couldn't fly successfully so they | In a later American Press dis-| remedy. a Wh Pa More :
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The Tuberculosis Society of Lan- * Ib
« Wo Cr a, Be Mobic | Announce the appointment of f ASCO COFFEE
J 1 nest Sou merican Coffee with a full body you'll enjoy.
ee ae X-Ray unit at East Donegal High | Finest § th American Coffee wit :
School March 28, 1951 from 9:00 a. | Win-Crest Coffee Ib 77
S P R I N T 1 M m. until noon and in Marietta High | MR. FRANK T DAL 4 ‘DEAL COFFEE g5e
( ’ I School from 2:00 p.m, to 5:30 p.m. |
Fee for the X-Re y= yuo, The | $4 WEST MAIN STREET Here's a heavier-bodied blend that appeals on lovers
public is invited to take advantage | of fine coffee. Regular grind or drip, Vacuum Packed.
® cf this opportunity to make certain | Telephone 3.5771 IDEAL INSTANT COFFEE
they are free of tuberculosis. | doz iar oz Jar $1,
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SCHOOL'S HONOR ROLL FOR | LOUELLA MILK Homogenized 3 tall cans 38¢
THE FOURTH REPORT PERIOD Ib 32¢
We invite you to see our Clothing First Honor Roll—All A's. | <\ PRINCESS MARGARINE nile
Department. Second Honor Roll—-At least 2|{ —— . . | TOMATO SOUP 52) Lama. 3 eo vi 29¢
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We believe its the logical time to FIRST—Jay Barnhart, William | ’ KING GOLDEN SYRUP vee 32
. Tyndall, Eleanor Lane, Nancy | BUTTER 'dea .0z jar c
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| F ANCY WORS EDS and Marlene Mumper 7. | TO FIGHT INFLATION:
SECOND-—John Bowman, Gary | Get This
Ellis, Clair Metzler, Jerry Shupp, |
$4500 to $64.00 Richard Tyndall, Bonnie Bigler, | , Combination
Nancy Brooks, Miriam Fitzkee, 1. USE WHAT YOU HAVE
and Save
A 12-0z Glass
of Delicious
{ Glenwood Jelly
AND a large loaf of Enriched
i 304 Supreme Bread
BOTH C
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FRESH VIRGINIA LEE BAKERY TREATS
GOLDEN COCOANUT BAR CAKES
Virginia Lee Square Golden Pound Cakes °* 43c
Filbert Layer Cakes 2 65¢ | Hot Cross Buns (2"Pko39¢
Streussel Coffee Cakes | Honey Glazed Do’Nuts P* © 25¢
Currant, Grape, Cherry,
Elderberry, Apple,
Strawberry or
Raspberry
Cinnamon Iced Buns | Brown ’n Serve Rolls Pk '2 [9
Assorted Buns pka 6 29¢ | Cloverleaf Rolls Pka 6 [Tg
| Almond Coffee Cakes ¢221¢ | Club Rolls Almond Sakis <-21¢ | Slob Rolle un, oo pka 22¢
VITAMIN FRESH PRODUCE -- PRODUCE -- FRESH FRESH PRODUCE ..FRESH DAILY
CABBAGE 2-17°
NEW POTATOES Fis Red Bliss 3: 19¢
FANCY TOMATOES Solid Slicing ctn 25¢
FRESH CARROTS Crisp Western 2 ahs Qe
| Snappy Valentine
GREEN BEANS
Pascal Celery 2 sta'ks 25¢
U.S. 1 ALL-PURPOSE APPLES
LARGE FLA. GRAPEFRUIT #54
la. Valencia
ORANGES "=i" « 33°
200-216's
Farmdale Baby Lima Beans 1202 pk9. 19¢
Ideal Pure Concen. Orange Juice 2 50% cans 43¢
ROSE Certified 29% _
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED --or Your Money Back
29"
2.29:
Large Peppers 3 °r 19¢
5 Ib bag 39¢
3 for 29¢
Ea Sally L Lean,
Sugar-Cured
Smoked
| Whole or
| Shank Half
| Lean Plate Boiling Beef '° 3Tc | Lean Sliced Bacon 59¢
Short Ribs of Beef tb "53 | Baked Me: Baked Meat Loaves “4, 29¢
Small, ERP Pg Small, Yours Hens
Y Fully Dressed Ib
for the Oven
P ICNICS - GF
CHICK ENS » 7c
‘Salt Water OYSTERS +c 69¢
| FILLETS OF POLLOCK 1b 25¢ FILLETS OF HADDOCK 1h 39¢
Small, Lean
Smoked
Fully Dressed
Fryers
FANCY PERCH FILLETS Ib 39¢ FANCY LARGE SHRIMP 1h 79¢
CRAB MEAT, LOBSTER TAILS, SCALLOPS, ETC.
|
Lovely Rose Pattern
DINNERWARE
with Matching Ovenware
See the complete set display
Get your card-Save 409, to 509
Year after year Louella wins the
prizes for quality. Why not try
this better butter - . - it costs no
more to be sure of satisfaction.
|
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BUTTER
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Richland Creamery Magazine STARCH
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| Prices Effective in this area Mar. 15-16-17, 1951. Quantity Rights Reserved.
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