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Bulletin, Wount Joe J Pa., Thursday, August 7,
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THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday at 11 East ||
Main Street, Mount Joy
Lancaster County, Pa. I
William N. Young, Publisher I
Fred Alberte, Editor I
John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
1901 105
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year Mail. ||
Advertising rat up cquest
Entered at the postoffice at Mount Jo I
Pa., as second-class mail under the Act ||
of March 1879 [|
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Editorially . . oe
The New Parking Meters Ls
Parking meters serve two distinct pu
poses. The one, and to us seemingly the
more important reason, is to regulate traffic
in more or less congested business sections.
For through the use of meters, the town
can prevent clerks and other employees
from clogging up the business section to the
point that persons anxious to do business
in local stores, can scarcely get near where
they want to go.
The second purpose of meters is
vide added revenue to the borough
ury—and anyone familiar with the budgets
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to pro
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treas- |
of this and any other borough of Lancas-
ter County, will agree that boroughs can
use more funds.
And now we come to the point of this |
editorial—and that is that meters will prove
highly beneficial if-—and only if—we don't
get too ambitious to take in the pennies
and nickels. We know one community
where police stood around waiting for the
flags to fly up on meters, just to plaster a
red tag on the windshield.
As a result, those particular meters drove |
more customers and shopper from town
than any other single source.
On the other hand, a bit of co-operation
and consideration. at least during the
first few weeks, will work wonders. The |
thought that he or she was given a ‘‘second
chance” will make a friend where a red
tag may make an enemy.
However, in the long run, those who ig-
nore the meters must be given tags and
fined if the meters are to mean anything
to Mount Joy.
* * *
Flying Saucers
Fer General Ramey of the Air Force to
come out and say there’s no such thing as
Flying Saucers—just figments of the imag-
ination—convinces us more than ever be-
fore that there's a lot more than the lot
which meets the eye in the skies these days.
That experiments are gong on in unusual
air devices in Soviet Russia seems beyond
the shadow of a doubt. Last April some- |
thing of a mighty unusual nature came |
darting across the skies of Alaska from |
Russia. And that incident has never been |
denied by the Air Force—not even dis- |
cussed and questions have gone un-|
answered. [
It seem natural that our government,
too, is experimenting. It seems a lot more
reasonable than to say that hundreds of
persons, a few right here too, who think
they saw flying saucers were just letting
their imaginations go haywire! That we
don’t believe!
x * *
Stealing a Corporation |
A bit of which could have a far-|
reaching effect upon business conditions |
throughout the
|
|
drama
entire county, is the stock |
fight being waged over control of the Ham-
ilton Watch Company.
It is the first time we
company of long standing and fine reputa- |
tion could—and may—be put out of busi-
ness through the purchase of a part of its |
stock by a competitor.
For two million dollars, our friends tell |
us, Hamilton’s whole reputation and future |
seems to have been sold down the river
while the executives of Hamilton sat back |
ignorant of the whole thing
As it is explanied to us, Benrus has been
quietly buying up Hamilton stock. So much
so, in fact, that Hamilton which showed a
loss last year, has stepped up a few points
on the market.
And what to many of us looked like con-
fidence of the public in Hamilton's future
now appears a deliberate attempt to swal- |
low up a competitor. We didn’t think such |
a thing was possible in this age of regula-
tion, anti-trust laws, etc.
* * *
Some times a fellow the idea that |
the most precarious business in the world
is his particular pursuit—and we'll include
ever thought a
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gets
newspapers in that category. But right]
now, think of the poor farmer whose to- |
bacco crop adds up to a lot of money and
stands out in the open vulnerable to each
and every hail storm. And right now the
threat of hail follows each hot spell—and |
it begins to look as though we were going |
to have hot spells right up to Labor Day. |
* * *
For Your Scrap-book
Habits are either bobs or sinkers, cork
or lead. They hold you up or hold you down
He wh» has learned to disagree w ithout |
being disagreeable has discovered the most |
valuable secret of a diplomat.
—Bert E. Estabrook.
look.
| on the American taxpayer's
| American taxpayer is standing on the ragged
| his hometown constitutes around the city of
“"Waat is that?” asked the man from the
hometown.
“That?” the Senator replied. “Oh, that's the
| echelves.”
| cake, my wife had
{it when a small neighbor boy came in and
| ing with his
| floor. His
| liged to step across the track. Quick as a flash,
| cently had an auto acciient. A small strip of |
{out front when the one said: "How many sets
| of tecth does a person have?”

OWL
BY A WISE
We made a mistake last week and the pa-|
rer wasn't off the press right until we were
called for it, so now we're making a wrong
right That was not disinfectant Dewey |
Ir. accidently put on his hair! It was Absor-
ine Jr. ! ! |
* * *
Here’ s a sign I saw in a York store window: |
“Sale of bath towels for the whole damp fam-|
uy
* * *
A Florin couple was discussing their coming |
vacaiion when the hubby announced: “Let's |
take « trip to Europe next summer. One of|
those all-expense tours.”
“You mean,” replied his wife with a blank
‘there are other ways?"
* * *
Sen. Earl Derr said “Something's going to
lip sccner or later. The world is standing on
Uncle Sam's shouider, Uncle Sain is standing
back and the
edge.”
* * *
A friend of ours in Washingion for the week-
end said he saw c! Senator showing one of
Washington. From an eminence the big dome
cf the capitol rose up against the sky.
national gas works!” - And believe you
me, he tin't kiddin"!
* * *
They tell me that one of our ministers was
co disgusted with his lack of attendances at
church, that he made the following announce-
ment: “Ladies and gentlemen, members of the
church. Next Wednesday evening, the janitor
and I vill hold the regular prayer meeting.”
* * *
It happened recently at the Acme store. A
woman wheeled a fully loaded cart to the
check-stand and said, “Take out $10 worth
and you can put the rest of this back on the
Customers
* * *
Officer Neiss says that a pedestrian is a per-
son who can easily be reached by an auto-
mobile.
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The Water family from this community had
a reunion, but Mr. and Mrs Water were a lit
tle sad. Their triplets, Running, Cold and Hot
were there, but their oldest son, Dish, couldn't
make it..
can be most trying at
times.
* * *
The other morning, preparatory to baking a
set out a mixing bowl, and
a glass measuring cup with black notations on
asked for a drink of water.
As she reached for a glass he picked up the
measuring cup and said, “Oh, don’t bother, I'll
just drink out of this arithmetic cup.”
* * *
Johnny was having an exciting time play-
new train of cars on the kitchen
mother, busy with her work, was ob-
Johnny shouted this warning to his imaginary
train crew: “Hold everything, there's a cow on
the rack.”
* * »
Philisopher Enck says “The
comes from the Latin word
means “to touch sharply.” - -
needed.
* * *
An oid lady about to die told her niece to
bury her in her black silk dress but to cut the
back out and make herself a dress.
“Oh, Aunt Mary.” said the niece, “I don't
want to do that. When you and Uncle Tom |
walk up the golden siairs, I don’t wont people
to see you without any back in your dress.”
The old lady replied, “They won't be look- |
ing at me. I buried your Uncie Tom without
any pants. |
word “tax”
"taxare’ which
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Into the tax cffice came a man who had to.)
adheisive tape wcis across his nose. While]
paying his tax he was asked by the collector.
“Had an accident to your nose?” |
“No” said John Citizen, “I've been paying
{ elected secretary
| Oaks,
HAPPENINGS
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LONG AGO
Andhra Ard
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20 YEARS AGO
August 3, 1932
A half dozen bathing suits
were stolen from Eshleman
Eros. Clothing Store
The time honored County
Teachers Institute will not be |
held in Lane. Co. this year and
as a result tax-payers will save
neighborhood of $17,000
Clarence Reist was re-
of the
in the
Mrs.
ter County
Women
The cldss of 1931,
cal high school,
meeting at the home of
Benjamin Clinger.
Chief Miller reported
fires during the month of July.
but very little damage.
15 YEARS AGO
August 4, 1937
The Sunday School
taught by Mrs. Calvin Kramer,
held their class
last week.
John M, Swarr,
picnic
secretary of
| East Hempfield township school
board and Edward Kline and
the latter's two sons, Edward Jr.
and Howard, all of Landisville,
were
ers Beach Yesterday.
Lancas- |
Association of Farm |
1 Delayed
(From page 1)
siding at Presque Isle for one
year,
Amos Landis, of Elizabeth-|
town Masonic Home,
the groom,
master,
head usher assisted by
lowing: Mr. and Mrs
Malmborg,
and Mrs. Arthur
zabethtown and Mr,
Earl Ginder, Salunga,.
Kinney, Presque Isle,
an out of town guest.
uncle of
will serve as toast-
Frederick Malmborg
the fol
Gustus
Manheim R1, Mr.
Morrison, Eli-
tind
Miss Eva
Maine,
Mrs
se We
Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
of our lo-|
held a reunion |
Mrs. |
five
Class |
at Twin
on a fishing trip to Bow-
The Ladies Aid Society of the |
Ilorin U. B. Church met
Mrs. Jacob Eichler, on
I'uesday evening.
The Bowman Reunion will be
neld on Sunday,
home of
at, the |
September 35, |
at the farm of Wesley Shenk, 1
Manheim.
Lloyd
southeast of
Miller and
both of town,
mile
Samuel
Garman,
large snapper weighing
while fishing
below town
Mr. John
fingers badly
Loewen had two
mashed
fellow employee on the railroad
accidently hit them with an
iron mallet
Clyde
tonsils
had his
adnoids removed at
General Hospital
10 YEARS AGO
1942
Cohen recently
and
the Lancaster
August 6,
The old Pennsylvania
road passenger station here is | AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING |
WITHOUT
OT ELEGTRIG
ELEMENTS!
now being removed.
The
men's
Fire
in the
Lancaster County
Association met
new Fire
pany building on Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Dresher,
of Manheim R2, held a family
reunion on Sunday at
addition of the
man’s Park, in anticipation of
their golden wedding anniver
sary which they will Colebratol
in November.
Jeannette Nissley
a surprise
was enter
tained at party Wed
nesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
of Florin announce the birth of
a daughter Tuesday
cph’s Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.
Landisville,
Martin Frank of
announce the birth
of a daughter Sunday at the
Lancaster General Hospital.
i
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs.
Florin, a daughter,
Columbia Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dyer,
Columbia Ave., Mount Joy, a
daughter, July 31, at Lancaster
Osteopathic Hospital.
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Robert Johnson,
Preventing Skillet Rust
It's a good idea to apply a thin |
coat of oil or grease to an iron
skillet after it is washed and dried |
and before it is put away. This will
insure aga‘nst rust.
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MOUNT JOY

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Funeral Home
23 W, Main St.
Mount Joy |
JAMES B. HEILIG,
Funeral
Director

Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 5.3376
Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M.
Tues. Fri. Sat,
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M |
ELIZABETHTOWN
15 E. High St.
Telephone 24-F

COME SEE
SEE THE “MAGIC CYCLE"

SELF-DEFROSTING
KELVINATOR
ePatent applied for.
There is a better refrigerator .
; AS
Lester E. Roberts
MOUNT JOY, PA.
3l-¢c

EAST MAIN STREET,
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4339
Buller’s Beauty Salon
Cold Wave & "& Machineless
Permanents
$5 - $8 - $10
FLORIN, PA.
Maude Buller, Propr.

through it so long it's giving way under the
strain.”
* * *
Two little shavers were silting on the curb |
The other re-!
plied: “Three. “Three”, queried the first lad,
"how do you figure that?”’ And the reply was:
“Temporary. permcnent and false.” - « .
I guess he's right, at that,
* * *
That winds it up this week. It's too hot!!
WE SPRAY—
212 West High Street

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ELIZABETHTOWN,
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