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Mount Joy, Pa.. Thursday,
January 3, 1952
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Most of Christmas happiness is through the gifts to family
and friends. So that you can enjoy your Christmas, be pre-
pared by joining our Christmas Club. There's a club to fit
your budget. Be sure to come in soon!
10¢ each week for 50 weeks—$
25¢ each week’ for 50 weeks—$
50¢ each we for 50 weeks—$
£1.00 cach: we for 50
$2.00 each! week for 50 weeks—$ 100.00
$3.00 each 2 for 50 weeks—$ 150.00
$5.00 each > 50 weeks—$ 250.00
$10.00 each’ greek © 50 weeks—S$ 500.00
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Bvntody, — Reads The Bulletin
Low Cost Weatherproof Window Materials
Protect Hon. 2s from Drafts and Winter Cold
N¢ YW homemakers can solve the
4 XN problem of keeping wintry cold
and chilling drafts from ‘hitch.
hiking" in through unprotected
windows and doors.
An easy, low cost way to winter.
proof your home and insure cozy
warmth even on the rawest days,
is accomplished by the use of trans-
parent, shatterproof window mate-
rials that do wonders in keeping
out the cold,
Cut to Size With Shears.
Much cheaper than glass, these
reinforced, flexible materials are
available in convenient rolls at any
local hardware or lumber dealer.
I'hey are easy and safe to put on,
require no special tools or skill,
You don't need a glass cutter or
putty knife and there is no acci-
dent hazard from jagged , glass
edges. A pair of shears, a hammer
and some tacks will do. The mate-
rials will quickly pay for them-
selves in savings on fuel bills. Win-
dows can be winterproofed for as
low as $1.25; doors for $1.50.
All you do is cut the window ma-
terial to size with shears and tack
it on over screens. This eliminates
the bother of removing screens,
protects them during the winter
and turns a windswept porch or
breezeway into a warm, sunlit,
extra room—a fine place for chil- |
dren to play or for the family to
use as extra storage space.
The window material should be
held in place
strips securely tacked around the
BaF WR my
Easy to Tack On.
edges of the frames. Properly put
on, the material stays tight, has a
trim, neat appearance and lasts
much longer. When spring comes,
just remove the window material,
roll it up and put it away for use
next season,
A recent survey of porch enclo-
sures in the Middle West, accord-
ing to Harold Warp, leading manu-
facturer of window materials,
showed that 53.6 per cent of the
open porches, both in town and on
farms, could easily be enclosed for
winter protection,
More Tons of Steel for Defense
PITTSBURGH—Just a bine: portion of the new
nation’s
aughlin Steel Corporation begins
a-year capacity which goes into the
in the ladles above as Jones and L
operation of its new $70,000,000 open hearth shop here.
E. Wilson was the principal speaker
Mobilization Chief C.
monies marking the tapping of the
2,000,000-ton-
s industrial effort is shown
Defense
at cere.
first heat. Attending were over
500 of the nation’s leading dignitaries in business, industry, labor
and government.
by screen moulding |
Automobile and Truck Welding
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Volunteer Now!
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Mobile Blood Donor Unit
Mount Joy High School
Thursday, January 24
————
10 a.m, to 4 p.m,
Trench, Pit Silos
Advantages Listed
Jewelry Thieves
(From page 1)
Jewelry Store, 1 N. Third
Harrisburg, on Dee. 21. Six of the
stolen at Harrisburg, were
with the from the Mt.
at Frazer's home, the
Biggest Disadvantage
street
and cattle production, farmers
many - areas will need a
amount of silage,
not have adequate silos,
rings
found loot
Joy
police
Abrams
1 shuffleboard
window it
robbery
disclosed
ble use of trench or pit silos,
have a number of advantages,
at the same
advantages.
The trench silo is
speedily filled. The
cost of construction
here the adv:
the thieves hurled
quoit through the
Harrisburg
merchandise on
The
used the same tactics in robbing the
Store
Thursday morning, an
which appeared in lasi| — 2
Bulletin.
What They Stole Here.
Police listed the stolen articles as
four two cigoret
said
store an |
then scooped unr :
1s : . easily
display in the window trio
relatively low
is another of
they
| Adam Greer intages. And
last
wccount of
Jewelry
early
week's
watches, lighters,
in a mastg case, a lady's pearl ring
cet with diamonds, and electric
a trav containing elev-
The
recovered
shaver and
stolen merch-
a bed-
police
en men’s rings,
ndise was from
recom safe at Frazer's home,
said.
These farmers may make profita-
which
"but
time a number of dis-
and
can be |
A
Quhenrihe for the
Rulletin The trench silo (above) may
- — —— be the answer to the farm's
INDIVIDITALLY NESICNEND storage problem in time of high
SPENCER SUPPORTS production, but it can also be a
: source of trouble if carelessly
For abdomén. Wack and hreast
filled and maintained.
MRS. EDYSH B. BRUBAKER emptied as easily as filled, As for
FLORIN,
Phone Mt.
PENNA.
Joy 3-4949
size, they can be made to fit the
crop.
{ However, one great disadvantage
stands out, A great amount of feed
can be spoiled if carelessly filled,
compacted or covered.
But due to construction costs, a
tower silo is a major
most farms these days. Many farm-
ers might find it profitable,
WANTED
Young Lady |
10 Hr.
Increase
Week — Substantial
with ability.
pay
HESS’ FOOD STORE | = © gate We gong
and maintenance of a trench or pit
MOUNT JOY silo.
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The local county agent, no doubt,
lcan supply complete instruction
|And they should be inves ted |
Electric Ww Ids {thoroughly before any farmer un
and Gas e ng dertakes to build one.
Also Specialize fn Cras “rn
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
Forest Sites for Summer
Homes Are Available
Many vacationists who visit
national forests mai
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
project on |
to investigate the construction |
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Amount of Food Spoiled |
In this year of near record crop |
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larger |
Many of them do |
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ke the wish that |
they might have a summer home in |
the forest. Many are not aware that
Gover’ S Welding Stop the wish might come true. The pos-
bility is worth investigating. More |
| MT. JOY, PA. Phane 3-5931 Ro 16,000 families already have
such summer homes, and in many
Delta and Streets
want what the fore
Buy on these Plain Hard facts
See for yourself how a Chevrolet truck
can cut your costs in every way
(Continuation of standard equipment end trim
illustrated is devendent on availability of material.)
FACT No.
FACT No. 2—saves Money on the Job
FACT No. 3 —Right Truck for Every Load
FACT No.
1 —Costs Less to Buy
§ —Keeps lis Value Longer
Awmerica’s truck users buy on down-to-earth facts, not fancy
phrases.
That's why more of them buy Chevrolet trucks than any
other make . . . nearly as many as the next two makes
combined!
What they get for their money is a rugged, sturdy, de-
pendable truck that’s factory-matched to their jobs and pay-
loads—right power, right capacity, right price—with savings in
purchase over other trucks of
comparable specifications, and
a record of savings on the job that can’t be topped.
Come in and let's get down to cases on how a Chevrolet
truck can cut your hauling or delivery costs. You can't make
MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE! a better buy—to save your money!
NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
| MOUNT JOY, PA.
ther
the
opportunities
for the
home
“multiple uses"
WHITE - WASHING
DISINFEETING
fen
HESS BROS.
FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
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have motored through national fore
ests without ever noticing a colony
of summer homes, That, in fact, is
of the features of the policy on
home Permits
one
summer sites.
sight of
along
issued for areas within
{ highways or on lake shores,
| fishing streams, or near
tractions. Such areas are preserved
Coe for general use of the public which
"R } A hy os .
HERE IS A REAL of course has first priority
OPPORTUNITY. -
Champion Broilerman
NOW'S the time
MUSSER
® HEAVY WHITES
® HEAVY MHITE CROSS
® ROCK RED CROSS
MAKE 19528Y 01 R BEST
Aer WITH
MUSSER LEGHORNS
Musser (Chicks are
November 1st delivery
MUSSER
LEGHORN FARMS
to ingest in
YEARS
available
and later,
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Charles Vantress, Live Oak,
Calif., holds one of the Califor-
nia Cornish-New Hampshire
PRICED RIGHF
cross chickens which won him
title of champion meat chicken
NEARLY NEW
SWINGING
Phone 3-
breeder and $5,000 award in the
Chicken - of - Tomorrow contest,
Vantress, who operates a breed-
with hard | ware Size inches ing farm with 100,000 hens, has
by 6 #. 8 inches sold his eggs and stock to poul-
$12.50 trymen all over the country.
DINING ROOM ELECT. LIG
DUM ELECT. LIGHT | Farm Scrap Iron Is
5 light typ2, nice
$5.00 Needed for Defense
MAGIC CHEF GAS STOVE The steel industry is asking for |
more scrap iron to keep its furnaces
| Black & W Yd inehes long running full blast. Old worn out and |
broken machinery, no longer usable
HOME MADE DINETTE TABLE on the farm should be sold as scrap
Must be seen to be appreciated. | and once more put into use in the
PRICED RIGHT defense program,
4 ft. long 30 in. wide A scrap clean-up program not
Elmer G. Strickler
only helps our defense preparations,
cident hazards. Scrap iron produces
| ready cash.
125 EAST WILLOW ST. | etl
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
PHONE 117 {
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When in need of Printing. (any=
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
for
summer home building are not now |
scenic ate |
forests there is room for others who |
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offer" The services recognizes sum- |
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Cal. Light Meat Grated
TUNA
2:43
Ideal Fancy al Fancy Fla.
ORANGE JUICE
502 25
Ideal Fancy Lon Long Cut
SOUR
—_ KROUT
27-02 Cc
cans
6.02
cans
Aeme Guarantees Your Satisfaction
Tasty Skinless
FRANKFURTS
Sliced Bacon Wilson's Corn King
Lean Fresh Pork
SHOULDERS
Lean Smoked
PICNICS
Fully Dresed, Ready-to-Stew
CHICKENS
Kessler’s Country Style
v0 Salt Water OYSTERS
0 33¢
b {9g
Fillets of Haddock
Fancy Perch Fillets
Fillets of Pollock
Cleaned Whitings
Ideal Fancy Prepared
Apple
The Best for Less!
3:29°
Sauce| |
16-02
cans
or Refunds
Your Money
27°
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PAN PUDDING
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Help Your Schoo! Geta T-V
More and more Schools are
getting big 16-in. Philco T-V
Sets without charge because
students, P.T.A.'s, etc. save
our sales checks. This is not
a contest - - - no time limit.
Get details at the Acme or
write American Stores-Philco
Plan, P. O. Box 147, Balti-
more 3, Md.
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Don’t Forget the Long
Fresh Virginia Lee Bakery Treats
PLAIN GOLDEN
LOAF CAKES!
f Just the plain cake
! you want after the 19°
holidays - - - you'll
like it - - - and it's
only 19¢. Sc
Plain Golden Pound Cakes ©? 43c¢ QM
Almond Filled Coffee Cakes ©? 39 2
! hulls sis ol
Louisiana Crunch Ring he er 39°
Apple Coffee Cakes ©239¢c|Assoried Buns Pkat 29¢
Ginn, Iced Buns 30c | Dutch Apple Pies a 49¢
FRANKFURT ROLLS *°
3rown 'n Serve Rolls
Today’s Best Bread Value---Enriched
Supreme Bread
Plain or Seeded Rye or Vienna Bread '**' 17¢
19°
15°
pkg of 12 19¢
Vie
loaf
Fresher Fruits and Ve, ts and Vegetables
Large Juicy Fla.
Grapefruit
‘54 size)
3-2)
0 R A N G ES Juicy Fla.—216's
RED GRAPES Calif. Emperor
Strawberries
do: He
2.29
Fresh Fla. 3 Be
Green Beans
Now Fla. White White Squash 2's 19g
New Fia. Radishes "<" 5¢
Fancy Slicing Fla.
‘Tomatoes
| Seabrook Spinach or chopped 1o0z pkg 9 fg
d Extra Fancy Green Peas
Farmdale Baby Lima Beans
Ideal Pure Gon, Orange Juice 2 6-0z cans 354
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New Fila.
Valentine
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2 25°
23°
10-0z pkg 21¢
10-0z pkg (1¢
PRINCESS MARGARINE
It's Homogenized
IDEAL MINCE MEAT
Rob-Ford (Med.)
MACARONI OR SPAGHETT] Go'd Seal
LOUELLA MILK
CALIF. PRUNES
Golden !3's
ib 24¢
4 tall cans 53¢
20-0z jar 25¢
2:1b box 40¢
tb pkg 17¢
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES Nabisco large pkg 39¢
NEW WATERLESS COOKWARE Get Card .
Prices Effective Jin, 3. 45, 1952. Qos antity v Rights Reserved,
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