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~The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 26, 1952 ’ E ree
toe 12 LOW DOWN ngagements MS
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stirling, Man-
V FES ener maviiose rom te Ror Sd ne | a
ON L LAFFS Anderson, a voters of 12 HICKORY GRETNA PLAYHOUSE lof their daughter, Jean Lorraine REMEMBER IT'S he

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; | to Elwood C. Shelly, son of Mr. and ever
Today we will devote some time yi L LLL fae [ Mrs. Amos N. Shelly, Manheim R2.
to “money” — borrowed money : | Mr Shelly is attending Franklin urs oe
| not gold money. There .is ne such Now Playing — It's A Smash Hit and Marshall College. = —-
animal as gold dinero — gold mon- Riotous Comedy That Will Make You Howl 1 ——
| ey has gone the way of good old { Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Buller, 'R
corn liquor at one buck a gallor “Three Men On A Horse’ | Square St, Florin, announce the STONY E55
And gold for 3000 years—until | engagement of their daughter,
ves io was the ry and | Minerva, to Clarence E, Wagner Jr. With WILMA LEE { GC
ralu WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd | son of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E.
{ AND
ways, item of value
But borrowed money back to Wagner, Wood St., Florin,
that, Evervbody savvies—or hould Roar At Great Cast In This Laugh loaded Show | Miss Buller is employed by the The Clu Clinch Mountain Boys At

avvy that anybody could splurge | Gerberich-Payne Shoe Co.,, Mount
big if money grew on trees and we CURTAIN 8:30 P. M. ® ADM. $1.00 PLUS TAX { Joy. Mr. Wagner is serving in the In
| | | had an assistant to pick it. We | U.S. Navy. No date has been set Nig
: 3 could all bask, ride far and wide, ——————— er. | for the wedding. &
BY i [ eat plentiful, dress nifty like a |
77 = i IJ BEN 3 Bureau guy or Bureau dame, as Y
A \X/ IS E O W L Hs A they roam the land telling us simp- rn | } retna And The ounguns
|
—— |» adway productions, has” the key | lc workers of the beautiful times , »
t's gonna seem awful funny not le of Erwin Trowbridge, in the! they see ahead for us if we keep EE FEDI & FEDI
to sge the boss in harness afte this | | Rie rious farce-comedy, “Three | on, bon our merry way, and regular see
week! Fifty-one years is a long | Men On A Horse,” which opens the | Visits down to the income tax place GOLF Terrific! That Sensational European Novelty Act, Direct from the Wec
long time. Longer than I'd have | third week of the summer theatre But even so the income tax gent SATURDAY NIGHT. JUNE 28th PICNICS Why Not? Latin Quarter. N. Y. To
——— fee rid
{ " 1 ia Plavhouse, | finds himself short so Sambo
what it takes to stick. Course, then | season at the Gretna
: : do pe Sse Thursdav ig borrows more, and the high and _——
I wouldn't have the good sense, | Mt. Gretna, n Thursday night, 1 1 0 - yu!
{ 26 wide spending keeps people think- TH H A DLI N ERS SWikml N Wow! ===
plus everything else it takes to | June 26th.

ih tick witic vol: v | ing that times are grand.
e out on top if I could stick it He received critical acclaim fo ma 4 ct, direct from Super Circus
ut: . his excellent acting in “The Heir- | limes being good on borrowed Sensational Orierttal A P
ee ess”, when it was staged in New | money — what would Washington »
I'his column was riginated by | York. And his fine baritone voice and Jefferson think of us. When P ofe q YY Schnitzel
1 a long time back. It was good | was responsible for his singing in| pay-up time finally rolls around SU NDAY NIGHT, JUNE 29th r SS
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then cause he knew who to | three musicals on Broadway we will be a sad and miserable You'll split your sides laughing
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Fait how ic do. ft: Now me..] a | people We will not be care free, TH E H EADLI NERS We PrintEverything EATS GAMES AMUSEMENTS
ust fill the column with words NOTICE OF INTERRUPTION | jaunty and happy as we look back ; But Dollar Bills ADMISSION 60c
se TO ELECTRIC SERVICE | and cogitate on how we all been AR CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
Can't imagine the editor learnin’ - : taken into camp—lost our vest, and | P. KING FREE
X TE eA bai Electric service will be interrupt- almost oar: Sip : |
to loaf. But whatever he does he'll ed between 6 A: M. and 9 A. M, | ry ou! get y listening ® Sunday family dinners will be served starting at |! C
do it right, you can bet on that. So | = Saving Time, Sunday, | ie strange Dui, ‘Sweet - Palaver of : Sie SEN Ws
e's hopin’ He has Afiv-one vears | +... Ry gia | the past 20 years 1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and
heres hopin he has hily-one years | 7,40 29, 1952. at which time chang- | You ith the 1 1
s successful as his fifty- : ; : ours w y m,
ot. loafin as successful as his fifty- | .. in our distribution system will | 1th. the low down Turkey.
one years in business!!! Ovi i ta § JIMMIE [
ye : be made to provide improved whiten colt lO econ |
rie service to our "customers. inj... ._ _ :
Just goes to show——some peo- these areas | RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT |
ple work until they are 70, then In case of rain this interruption | OF P. P. & L. COMPLETED |
retire on top of the pile, while oth- : : wide 3 aw a3 | Mr. G. T. Storb, vice president of } |
Laken tg will be made on Sunday, July 13, | hs Sr pr EVENINGS MATINEE |
ers go through the revolving doors | | Pennsylvania Power & Light Com-|
f lif ; d Rat's: La ' fo SuOWS SATURDAYS
of life without even pushing. The areas affected will be: Some | Pany’s Lancaster division, today ‘ 7 and 9:00 P.M § AND | >
I G50 customers in the North East Sec- | announced the completion of a re-|g SATURDAYS IH EA i RE HOLIDAYS 7 RNA
Gwennie Kramer has been of Columbia Borough, Wisslers | construction project in Centerville|§ 6-8.10 P. M. 2:00 P. M. | al
ng to bribe me the last couple of | between Ironville Pike and | and the adjacent rural sections|l Mount Joy, Pa. \
eeks, even’ sent. ‘we a tuna fish | southwest of Salung: E. Hemp Counan
Kinderhook, the area between Kin- | 15a In L. Hemj C
2 oS a {
salad sandwich ~ + but if she thin 2) derhook, & Newtown. all of the vil-| field and Rapho Townships. Power FRIDAY SATURDAY. JUNE 27 - 28 | ul l 25 Waxtex roll 23¢
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I'm gonna tell the people that her | [lage of Newtown, and that area lines supplying PP&L customers : JOHN LUND — JEFF CHANDLER -in- nso 8 C -
Russell doesn’t know. the | ; rh this area have hee construct - | § |
1 Northwest of Newtown to the ive been reconstruct 44 1 | Am
difference between a Lion “and a Pennsylvania Power & Light Co's ed to operate at 12,000 volts as con- The Battle At Apache Pass 10% POST mei
Tiger, she’s badly mistaken Donegal Substation | trasted to 4,600 volts as in thie past. | . . —-—
: Individual notice has been given | This 3 substantially increases the|g DAISEY Paper Picnic c Bran Flakes
In a nearby boro they were dis- to each customer effected. capacity of these lines, at the same § MONDAY. JUNE 30 C A
cussing the building of a new jail | time bringing them fully up to the * | rooms cd Su lies With purchase of Req.
when the mayor suggested: “We| chin, weak; hair, falling; chest, ! standards of similar recently con MELVYN DOUGLAS — JOAN EVANS -in- PP Post Toasties r
can build the new jail out of the| heaving; heart, heavy; ribs; protu-| structed lines throughout the com-| ‘ ob 9" / J
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material in the old jail and put the ding; knees, wobbly; toes. corny; | pany’s 9500-square-mile service! On The Loose
risoners in the old jail while we| arms, weary; stomach, gassy; arch- | area. LIBERTY HEINZ
are building the new jail and put| es, broken; cheeks, chapped Be. 2 :
them in the new jail while we are Mocd, black; back, aching; wrists | LOCALS LOST TO MANHEIM TUESDAY, JULY 1 Coffee Ib 13c Ketchup bot 23c
tearing down the old jail!” = - - -| arthritic; pocketbook, empty; ank-| In the County Legion League, JOHN DERFX — DONNA RFED -in- {
hats quite a building plan les, thick; waist, bulgy; calves, var- | Manheim defeated Mount Joy 8 to 3
icosed; thighs. smooth; general con-| while Elizabethtown won from} Scandal Sheet”
We y of po. ‘ ar | ~ :
Heres an odd request: The pa- | dition, darned good for the shape | Donegal 7 to 5 and Marietta downed
tient, a middle-aged man, had been | I'm in. Now run along and quit | Lititz by the same score.

heeled into the operating room. | bothering me, I've got some work | TT “TYNE
t before the anesthetic was to do. | GROUNDHOG CONTEST WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. JULY 2 - 3
arted, he asked how long his in- men Mount Joy Sportsmen's Associa-| HUMPHREY BOGART KATHARINE HEPBURN
ion would be. The surgeon gave Once a Scotchman did not go to tion, will again sponsor a ground-| 66 ® 99
noncommittal answer a banquet because he didn't know hog contest. All members in good African Queen
Well, Doc,” said the patient, “I| what the word gratis on the in-| standing are eligible.

ncision is four and a half inches The next day he was found dead! "= oC ICES mm ——— | VARIETY OF LUNCH MEATS Vorb 25:
or Soar by four before an open dictionary. | CONFUCIUS SAY FOR YOU R PLEASURE |} SWIFT'S PREMIUM SHORT SHANK HOME MADE
: Sh th of hen put together, so Ronald gave us this ON « FORGET PICNICS Ib 49. HAM LOAF Vs-lb 2 9.
- won't have to listen to any more The skunk is quite a nifty sight— | MAN WHO :
Lg A tro-tore job In Hack and) REVER The Lancaster County Home-Owned | A
Food Stores again make available NORRIS PANCY PACK 35
N¢ lh can C
| ADVERTISE
and Invite— | FRUIT COCKTAIL
CORN FETTI large package 23 SS
just one request. My wife's] vitation meant.

fio en white;

Germer told me. “A mirror But do avoid, at any cost,
ibout the only thing ip the world The deadly fumes from his ex-
not afraid of a woman.” | hause! |
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wr A WISE OWL |
22 Lp the sv : Everyone - Everywhere |
mall boys were scowling at a

ittle girl who was walking down

to Lancaster County's Famous
ANGLE oo THe ° | FRESH COUNTRY pe
Grocers’ Picnic We Have A Complete EGGS i.
k and pad of juvenile construc- Gl GLE
n, lifted his mitted hand. = BY /
Game's called, fellows!” he an- EX ¢ URSI ON ONE STOP FOOD SERVICE SWIFT'S NEW
unced, with disgust, “because As May advances, with thespawn- | able walleyers, Old Hi favors the .

en a te
the street with a very snooty

a chubby lad with peaked
n backward, and in catchers

its there just autographed the ing of northern pike, pickerel, and | Ranger glass fly rod and an auto- P d D
ball for his lady friend!” w over, it's gad ime to go | matic fly reel. . | It ¢ venient money saving and ar 0g ea
alter these species before the water Besides an Oneida Lake pike spoon T A } N J Th J | 17 | Ss CO ,
. : becomes so warm as to make the | ith worm, a June Bug spinner with 0 t antic ity, .' urs. u y 15¢c CASH REFUND
Coming down from E-town today fish listless or drive them into the pork rind strip is vesy effective for ; ; | : saves you time when you send Top to Swift's
truck driver stopped suddenly on dept drift trolling; also one of the wriggly (6 Trains) ’
the highway. The car behind him Walleyes, of course, are mostly | Get-Fish lures. This last bait, in \
i A night feeders, so you'll make your | orange color, seems to be fatal for a 100 p
3 yo Modern Steel Railway ache Assure Everyone !
crashed into the truck. When the best c: itches long after dark. The | variety of game fish when trolled or { R a Coe fos to Everyone Complete | HESS STORE
nighway patrolman got there he water is cooler then, minnows are | c: ast, and the smallest size is excel« Comfort and Convenience ;
ked: Why didn’t vou hold t crusing along the shores, and there | ent for spin fishing, |
hy i you hold ou is less disturbance from boats and| Some more worth while wrinkles Ls : ai ;
ycur hand? anglers. So you select a quiet Spot | on taking walleyes will be found in D = \ a v !
Well, replied Pat, indignantly. and cast pop St fist for Hine Old Hi’s free booklet * ‘Fishing For 3 in
’ : tasting members of the perch family. | The Millions d it's s sted
If he couldn't see the truc W ; e 0! an ugge ed .
ul | 1 ar ruck, how You have to know your shoreline [ you drop me a postcard, in care of GOLD WATCHES — BATHING SUITS . Top-Stove Rice Pudding
ould he see my hand?” - - That's and have some idea of the depths, | this newspaper, and ask for your f . { Life Savers Vicupsuzar 2; cup Pet Milk
food for thought. but it’s exciting sport casting for. | copy GROCERY ORDERS 2 teaspoons flour 2/4 cup water
yal] : 3 . le nf 1 1, g Athi
- 3d Playing, walleyes ii Hho dari of Along about now the striped bass | G pkgs 1 O¢ Fo teaspoey salt § Zo vanilla
At a recent festival a crabby old the moon. You still lish with min-| op roc kiish are moving alor 1g the sea- .
At a recent festival a crabby olc nows, crawfish, or angleworms; or | coasts in big schools, so it’s a good (CUT OUT AND KEEP) TICKETS ON SALE AT Mix sugar, flour, salt and egg in
kinflint had won a’new car in a you cast with light Spoons or shal- time to exercise vour skill at surf TRAIN SCHEDULE & FARES | an Y ars saucepan Stir in milk and water.
bi wes BE hes ; 7 low-roving plugs. sasts fl hine I * RAILROAD STATIONS | 3 Cook and stir over medium heat until
big raffle. But instead of being hap- It Eto} I ag The y fishing fo These Fares shown are for tne Round bars C mixture coats a metal spoon, or about
5 CME “ ide : you are able to be on the water | tellows wey provide aood rn a, | 4 1 T: % .
py he was glum. “What's the mfat- only during the day, your best bet | along both the Atlantic and Pacific rip and F are STARTING JULY &. ! 78; 8 minutes. Remove from heat and
ter. aren't you glad you won a usually is to let the boat drift with | Coastlines.» Lv. Elizabethtown . 6:45 A. M. $6.3 | RTO stir in vanilla and rice. Cover and
cir?” “Sore. .I-um” he answered. the wind and waves, going Sve 8 So great is the interest in catching Lv. Mount Joy 7:00 A. M. $5. a BUY YOUR TICKET IN | i before serving. wg 4 A
: : gravel or sand bar in about 8 or : 1) : and rm a se Y4 cup uncooked rice to make
but Tll never forgive myself for feet of water. You use a very light striped buss that, hile the eq Lv. Bird-in-Hand 7:35 A. M. $5.30 ADVANCE & AVOID 1 cu ny rice.
4 2 runs are In progress, many anglers Lv. Leaman Place . 7:55 A. M, $5.05 | Pp
buying two tickets.” - - - Tough spinner with a long-shank hook, come from far-distant points and Lv. Christiana 8:00 A. M. $4.80 LAST MINUTE RUSH.
luck again baiting with either a worm or stay in tents, trailers, and cabins to - -
minnow. be on hand for the peak of the fun. Gv Blidge 5:00 A 3: 26:50 | Si x, 2 as : !
: In this type of fishing, your lure | Armed with a “Glass Caster’! tubu- Ly. Columbia : A. M. 196.05 MONEY R y :
Acfriend of mine who dislikes for must move along just ahove the bot- | lar glass surf castingirod; witli 7-foot . .. Lv.“ Mountville 6:50 ‘A, M. $5.90 f | | : i =
people to inquire about hiss health tom and your speed be neither too | tip section, a 250-y: ard line? “Alby- Uv. Rohrerstown 7:00 A. M. $5.80 REFUNDED i !
135. a printed: card “wi oh ‘he’ hahd fast nor too slow. A few trial*runs | core” ‘surf casting recl, and ‘some
Fa pruiled; car whlch Je ands will put you wise to the right speed. | Skirr surf and squidding nylon line Bc Last Train . 7:25 A. M. $5.60 By P. R. R. on
to anyone who is indiscreet enough, For this shallow water trolling or | of 27 pound test, you're in shape for + ‘Advance sections. will leave. Lan- : . MOUNT JOY P
to offend him in this manner. The] Wrifting, you can use a split bam o | tough battles with the stripers. {§ caster as loaded, starting at 5:25 D. tickets not used. PHONE 3-9094 9 A.
card says: live bait rod 914 feet long, a Solid Send today for yourfree copies of |f S- oh a Sy i
ak glass bait casting rod § feet long, or | “Salt Water Sports Fishing” and | yrs. of age and under 12, You Can't Lose ! EFFECTIVE JUNE 26, 27, 28, 1952
Head, dizzy; eyes, circled; ears, a “bass action” tubular glass flv rod | “Pacific Coastal Fishing” Por full | ? |
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clean; nose. runny: neck, bristly; 9 feet long. For brisk sport with siz- | details on taking striped "bass.