Oem Tha B oun! J Pp aH ws dl . MM lL 1057 vrei ere of NO TELEGRAPH SERVICE AT a 3A ER wd wile fa Ok 0) u ars day ay LANG mg { FOR SALE tn HAPPENINGS Employes of the Western Union Ano DON'T | Telegraph office at Lancaster, are |}! making it very unpleasant and in | | The Mount Joy Bulletin The Old Kern Property - of = . sonvenie the ERY WwW | E T JOY, PA. I Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AGO convenient for the many patrons in {| AlT UNTIL THE HOLES 10 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT ] B I — i emo the county seat city, The office has {| | ‘hl 8 ROOM FRAME HOUSE 2 I ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 Foot RE — rer if aa a i been closed since April 3 due to SHOW UP : Rl NOW VACANT 20 2 TT strikes thruout the country. ! 1! : ~~ othe Published Every Thursday at No. ‘Wekome Sweet a teams. ABOUT WHERE THEY (| R | : -11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Ps 20Y A : MOTHS ARE CHOOSY m reer, Realtor used ’ il 3 ft. an y (From page ears go Oology is the study of the sci- | LAY THEIR EGGS, USUALLY PICK ON FABRICS i Adam H. G Y 41-3027 Hog Subscription, per year .. $2.00 James: Youn 47. Mount Joy: Mrs ence of hird eggs. { THAT ARE DIRTY AND GREASY. ' oi COLUMBIA, PA. Farr Bix Months .............. $L00 | Drager, 48, Columbia RI April 24, 1932 1 17-2 New Tiree MOTI 60 ger, M8, Tolymibia BL i Wealden io balling. av) Wien | DRYCLEANING DESTROYS MOTH LIFE IN | New Single COPIES 05 | Mrs. Lester Hawthorne, Marietta) TW itliam Ht gy | ANY STAGE OF GROWTH. | i G. | Sample COPS FREE Rl nd Mi Merle Arnold, Find- | eddition to his home on New street { — —— Saty rr lay, Ohio; a tie for 1949; Mrs. Ken- Tire Neggle Shirt Company at SAVE MONEY BY SEND US YOUR WINTER GARMENTS FOR EX- [1 —- Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. neth Roth, 50, Maytown, and Miss Manheim is bankrupt { PERT CLEANING BEFORE YOU PUT THEM | fo Pa. ss mal ae Dri Giner, 51, Rhos tn of we | | READING THE ADS AWAY - I'he two past queens who cannot | jy... Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper be present are Mrs. Chester Smith, Publishers’ Association Hilton Village. Virginia: 37 and Mis. Dale Keiser, Malvina, Publication Day, Copy for a change of advertising Tennis Club Richard Zook was Welcome as the Flowers in May . Se pis Eicherlys | A&P’s Marvelous __ he class of | | Miss Lillian Backenstoe has ac- 0 cepted a position as librarian in the PIAN S | | | Spinet, $375 up | Thursday } Wisconsin, class of '46 Attendants Gloucester City High School at for the queen and her wasters of man-power we have,” Phillips, Kenneth Depoe, and Ed- The pupils of the Cherry Hill GLAZED RA ED. D JANE PARKER box ing SPECIAL PRICE! of 12 4 an should reach this office Tuesday. | . . . Gloucester, N. J Mone -Savers! y We will not guarantee insertion of | court were named: David Sweig- Bivteliv package : Lo FUR and WOOLEN STORAGE | Thi any advertising unless copy reaches | art, Roy Peifer, Roy Adams, Stan-| & Birth Wo pack tr ig wa Cut-down $145 rac iter 9 a. mj : nd GG Nig | giver in honor of Mrs. ares ir io . . the office not later than ) a. m. | ley Murphy, and Glen Arnold will | ih . Finishes — Walnut, Mahogany, . ‘ : : {lH bin act preceding day of publication. tend the five queen candidates Shank, of Back Run. tond d le atresia esos y | ( Classified ads will be accepted to | | hr nT The Sunnviide Sc Blon an Maple. ol | aT€ assified & | Betsy Mura: will he escorted by The Sunnyside School with the BIG SELECTION | 3 a. m. + day. | YF RIA CY teacher A. M. Marti ade. a toi hia Sea ena cx gig Raymond Goepirick; Betsy Musser, ! leacher, A. | Martin, made, a rip . ‘ | ( Gerald Lindemutl Patsy Wolfe, | to the Zwlogical Gardens at Phil- ACCORDIANS : El D 1 T O R | A Ll Rhoads: Sarah Sircer. Done) adelphia and Valley Forge. RIGHT THIS WAY ing ald Wolgemuth; Phyllis Wolgemuth A large brown eagle with a white 120 Bass, $195 up on + + + Neizal 1 14 head was seen by Mr. Morris Fry- : : . a i a rod “eis | Fred Wetzel; and Jo Aon Arnold er ra Ty Tonetti - Paridoni ="Atlas , LA DIE S : i INE GREAT ATIANTIC & PACIFIC VEA CQ Loy The farmers thruout this section | or 1 singer, south of town, ' OPEN. EVES TILL 9 4 . La have our sympathy. May 1 is corn The queen wil] be crowned by The Loyai Sons Bible Class of St. . . i Te The All Pr ices In wi 5 . : : | 4 ea nite : yr - ’ and tomato planting time but with | year's queen, Miss Doris Gin- Mark s United : Bretiren Sund Wy MUSIC SHOP. BEST BARGAINS inTOWN | through Saturday, May 3r pearly a week's rainfall as of Tues- | j.,. The: affair will take place on School held their anaual chicken DAVI $y ow IES In Our { ou day, planting is as yet at least one |}. athletic field with a rain date | #nd waffle supper at the Hill Top D H S v . - mT loc week hence. provided Old Man | ¢ Friday, May 9. The Faculty Inn, at Shephardstown. 106 N. Market St. 5 ADV ERTISING COLUMNS | > emp ve vie less Sunshine puts in appearance. { committee is Mrs. Paul Gingrich, Mr. Hall of Lancaster, purchased Elizabethtown Pa | BEST PURE LARD REDUCED PRICE nc Tw oe 0 Mrs. Joe Miss Phyllis |e Shoemaker property, west of v : +1 x | Mrs. Jc lyn, Miss vilis | TR ) | | L DEL MONTE, DOLE 46 “The military are the greatest | Miss Irene Sloat, Robert | Florin at public sale wo — | 'PINEAPP ICE OR LIBBY on 25¢ (4 | is the accusation today, and they | Richer. school under the supervision of Mr. | may have something at that. Here's May Day In Florin (‘Williaan Thome, teacher, * made a rE ven Paya ‘ (0,8 an illustration: On a recent contract | May Day will be held in the |[WiP to Washington, D. C. and-Mt. y WEEK-END SPECIAL! FLORIDA SOLID SLICING FRE bh) i lien for ping pong balls, it required 5'2 | Woshington Fleme ntary School on Vern mn ; - v A BN closely typed pages. Tuesday, May 20. A queen will be| Miss Alice Marie Nissley, teacher : 3 S| sun 00 crowned. Mrs. Ralph Coleman, Mus. | ©! the Fairview School at Bricker 0 3 F THIS LAD HAS NERVE Wille Beahm, Miss Anna Mae | Vie, gave a party for her pupils on MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. i. NGNE Tou, WH in ; Ma Can you imagine a lad 17 years | Fhy Mrs. Romaine Weigel teach- the last day of the term at her , i ‘oe 3 | i home in Salunga. i cellophane 35 carton HIGHER I" PRICED | WESTERN ICEBERG ~ \ AETTUGE ox. 225 PRICED HIGHER heads C FRESH PEAS & lism ions 2 1s 27¢ | RIC ' FRESH CARROTS 2.0.15 | F { i 4 A old enlisting and asking for Korean | or; and Fugene Saylor, duty as soon as possible because | yi his father was reported missing in| A Hensel action on the Korean front? That | ill he used. is what James P. Clark, of Huntin- | -—--: don, W. Va., did last week. | Mr. and Wis Norm Breneman, Let's all hope ke succeeds and | THE FARM { Mr. Norman M. Gruber and Miss if and when he does that would fill | QUESTION Dora Stauffer made a trip to Colo- a and make a wonderful mo- | rado to visit Edgar Breneman. vie. soe | BOX -— ED BW That Weather Man certainly | by BILL GIVENS BROAD STREET STATION'S END Ee : g threw a good sized monkey wrenc h KYW Farm Director music su- of the and Gretel theme Roy Fshleman was elected _cap- tain of the 1932 baseball team. et ee weet Air Compressor Work Rocks || | di | 20c; ¢ or, will be. in charge Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. and Trees ( DEL MONTE PRUNES 2, 39 STRAWBERRIES wr 2° Old South Orange Juice ORANGE JUIC OR MINUTE MAID an ex 990 Birds Eye Tomaloduice 3::15° Snow Crop Grape Juice 2::35¢ Fersons who went to Philadel- Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Removed phia by train had their last trip to ! ! nD into predictions the past week. el From Mrs, L.C,, Vineland, N.J. | Broad Street Station Sunday. The didn't enly fool the Siate and Na-| Q.—What can I do with a lilac} jo qo oo being razed. | 2 a i bush which has been cut down and tional forecasis—he even had our | 10 CG up again? well known prognosticator, Sammy | Ans. - This is not too uncommon Miller all befuddled. even Well, it isn't only the weather | thet cannot he predicted nowadays. —— -— PHONE MOUNT JOY 3.4753 0 have caused more deaths though it may i J sound a little un- | than any other animal. sual. One Of lm oi wo things will Rats situation, Mary of the best of them have gone eliminate this haywire of late, which according to pel bles Drove. our way of thinking, is the unset- | te Jor AD ~ A J tled condition of the country, plus ed flex or a LIBBY CORNED BEEF HASH Wor 35¢ vA the coming presidential] campaign. product Ano n : Ya: THOS PLUM it chore 5 ® SWIFT'S PREM = 3 SE ‘AL UMS an of life or WON'Y RIVEN Louie MANHEIM — LITITZ HUDSON NAPKINS or 2 oe 23 pi - NT TNS TNS NNN NNN) Fhiladelpkia, the City of Broth- will ason A brush killer. | during the dormant sex erly Love, will not run trie 10 | the use of the pr 0 2 form if newspaper reports from | If not, spraying the area with 2-4-D | ® Fond ‘Butler Kernel Values Jaitc! Ernest] Four nnual Sprin =, PEAS and CARROTS | | | © act will be a thing of the past as | = == + & + 4 Vici far as city jobs and window wash- | From —Mr. V.L., Ephrata, Pa. REDUCED 2 17-01 35° | radi ing contracts are concerned. Q.—What do you consider a | ood ( ) § i PRICE! cans rug; A commission hires municipal | ** on a ay A I O N jars employes who are paid about $150,- | Butter KERNEL PEAS 2 ch 000 a year. Instead of hiring peo- | farro 2 nk ple this commission gets an em- ration. A comp plete 1 anc 2 8-01 23° 2 17-02 35° droj a pt |S AT MANHEIM AUTO SALES AND AUCTION BUILDING LF 2 This agency charges each person } REDUCED PRICES! a hired two weeks pay which runs ould suggest a tation for ON ROUTE 72 ~ ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES SOUTH OF MANHEIM BE iy. tena. from $70 to $100. d sows that has proved success- CORN REDUCED 2 8l/z-02 23: 2 16-01 35 2:00 At City Hall it cost SILO a year [i t the Illinois Agricultural Ex- PRICES cans cans Lian to have the windows washed and! ient Station. This mixture in- BUTTER KERNEL Wal s of ground shelled Alf; £4600 a year to have the clocks wound. The window washing job jumped to $11.50 this year and the commission get busy. In the future employes must wash ounds of ground oats, 30 igh-quality 11 as 4 pounds eat scraps and 2 weral mixture con- | ground hay | and 4 pounds of soy- | Wednesday, May 14, 7:00 P.M. NEW FURNITURE AND RUGS i SUCCOTASH "2 vx 10NA PEACHES .c: 2% 55 the windows and wind the clocks | '2ini ih Sone med}, ane | BLACK RASPBERRY TIN Dis Pky 5¢ IO e, his ratic ay and the city taxpayers will save | 5 th “sows gi GELATIN DESSERT R nearly $20.000. There a job. a was nothing | on done abeut paying a premium for cl * v (Discontinued Patterns — Odd Pieces) Slightly Shopworn Pieces PEACH, PLUM 'ANN PAGE PRESERVES Fir AGAR’S LUNCHEON MEAT a 2 25¢ 3 °1. 00 ™ Mr. J.B. Sot x or Pa. S A b S S PLAIN or SUGAR ovr HE en EE UPHOLSTERED SOF BEDS NABISCO GRAHAMS csi icc 1329 i" iin Unfortun ly, there is n AND CHAIRS CHAIRS WELCH’ S GRAPELADE eo 23, knc ob dy SETS PICTURES BLEU CHEESE al 65 1 S : ROOM supe LAMPS CHEDDAR CHEESE 54: 7. 65! hd DINETTE SUITES BOUDOIR CHAIRS vasa ASAT kite i NY L CHESTS BABY CARRIAGES ( CHEESE SPREADS } DRESSERS MATTRESSES SWI FT’ I) KRAFT’ q J RUGS BOX SPRINGS ALL VARIETIES ALL VARIETIES ) ini MANY OTHER ITEMS OF NEW FURNITURE ( 2 Booz 35° 9 to ¢c / offe ; ( jars jars 49 ), or a sg Su Reasonable Offers Will Be Accepted On Any aston vas | “reouceo price _{ a hn Soa ee % oy jeg Jong . . . ee corny aecldoptat e x ire is i i Piece Prior To Auction Fea i ns 87 East Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA. we Shown, 1% in fine black and hite | Items to be sold may be inspected on Monday. May 12th, 1:00 P, M. to 9:00 P, M.—Tuesday, May “ Jory hale doubly too, | HIS POOR CHAP 13th, 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.—Wednesday 10:00 A. M. Until Time of Auction. wi alte of Chines: whieh is | Qs 72 LIKE TO Terms and Conditions Will Be Made Known by locu Eel Sa ie of | | ADVERTISER BE Jette” | BS Se nels Auctioneer ELMER Vv. SPAHR Everybody, Everywhere, Reads The Bulletin ie Cellophane was first made in | | YRY QUR WANT Aps/ on ; Lian Germany and France { / a |
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