Bulletin, Vount Joy, Pa., Thursda, lugust 28. 1952 | Sg EY {|
menue | OWL LAFFS || || Bull's Beauty Salon
Published every Thursday at 11 East | Cold Wave & Machineless
. Main Street, Mount Joy, LONG AGO
Lancaster County, Pa. Permanents
William N. Young, Publisher | | fanaa AAA ANA
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Fred J. Alberte, Editor & Manager 20 YEARS AGO $5 - $8 - $ 10
Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus. Mgr | August 17, 1932 |
Fire of undertermined origin EAST MAIN "STREET FLORIN, PA.
destroyed the barn on the Roy Phone Mt. Joy 3-4339 Maude Buller, Propr.
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Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy, || he marriage of Miss Marvid Come in TODAY | or t e ¥
Pa., as second-class mail under the Act ||! x an av: Na) A : CO
of March 3, 1879 il | K. Strickler, daughter of Mr i : i;
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Soria y . Trying to get this column together in this| Misses Dorothy Webb and
{ Dorothy Jaker will broadcast | Ele:
Th H D unpredictable weather is getting to be more over WBAL on Thursday from | leg
ose appy ays! difficult all tae time. If it doesnt soon stay | ". TAs hn Jeg
1 ” one Boks hack on THOSE St us will pe eool. I'm gonna take olf and join the wrunt on Last Thursday ‘Messrs C. N a che
doing be ee egos I i) prospectors in Alaska. - - - - Come to think of M ” ma, 1 aster Roberts, Chris. = ret ALL A&P STORES & MARKETS Ele
© > 0 reca 108¢ joyous |; ' : to do that anyway. iviunima, Leslie TLS, = | . - new
shouts which marked the first day of school [2 «Tike to ph x y Han Charles, James Krall and You can win CLOSED LABOR DAY } sro!
each September. How we showed up in our | “Lite Willie” Wills made the column again Harvey Hawthorne spent the A NEW G-E AUTOMATIC - fo MONDAY, SEPT. 1st J "ou
ttl ili Ss > Ni... ;e rt Thay 3 i 2:
day fishing They succeeded in PRE-RINSING DISHWASHER TE
Buster Brown collars all scrubbed and |
shined up until we glistened, glistened that

this week. She tcok a film to be developed catching nine bass, all being of Pi { i 10°
is until at least the morning recess period. | end when she called for it and asked what it good size. Mr. Roberts hooked $339 95 bap Sc depesit on large
It wasnt’ all laughter, either, and we can | ost ‘he clerk answered: “No charge.” Willie| © that it broke his CY aE ~~ 7 YUKCN BEVERAGES each bottle bottl
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recall the class bully, the practical jokes and | asked. “Why not?” And tae clerk explained: Sow? | CORNED BEEF HASH SUNY tos 29° wii
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Miss Martha Melhorn, Florin,

those nightmares which preceded just about |

every examination we ever took. were no pictures to develop.” — - Willie! spent Sunday at Harrisburg. nutherizedl Dealer SE AMERICAN. FIMENTO 1a-1b 33°
But all in all, those were happy days even | * * * ‘omic ! LED KOB GENERAL 0 ELECTRIC KRAFT’ S CHEE or A es pkg
if we wouldn‘t give up the excitement of | Can't quite get the story together but the 15 YEARS AGO Plumbi Heati Hard ; 17°
our adult work-a-day life for those days |gravevine tells me Kussell Kramer has a new August 18, 1937 {| Pumomg - Heaung - hardware DISHWASHERS | A 0’CLOCK COFFE mild and
way back in our memories | hair shampoo. —— Dill pickle juice, no less!| Miss Bertie Snyder, Florin, | FLIZABETHTOWN, PA. mellow 1. $2.25
4 i i i spent Sunday at Accomac. | Sete |
* * * | Could be a new tonic for growing hair on bald | "Pen Supe ty a £ ie | 35-2¢ Cus c
|spots but that's just a guess. How about en- More than 700 persons from | | BEVE 5c deposit on each botHes
Vote — Vote As You Please, But Vote! || us, Buss? Mt. Joy, Florin and Newtown AMPFIR c An
We've had our share to say about regis- | * * * attended the annual union Sun- | MARSHMALLOWS ot i 29
tering and we’ve watched all the furore | Tim Schroll, Jr. out riding with his Daddy. day School Picnic at the three |
being raised this year over registering— | : towns on Friday at Hershey |
didn't think much of the new clock in the car Ry Shey |
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and all the effort bei g put forth is mighty | cause it only had one hand. When he fold his Park.

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encouragin : yr tae wroy Eshlem: |
eo i 2d last week, your vote is im- | Daddy cbout it, Pop said: “Look again, its ten Pe Loy i Ei
1 me rates to ten.” orn, anc smile Jane raypi
portant. We gave a few examples we had |™ of Mt. Joy RZ, were issued al COLD STREAM 16-02 45° HEM
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/ in mind of how important your vote is. {'ve beast wo arin vive 24 that fat men | marriage license PINK SALMON A BIG VALUE! can
Mrs. A. G. Walter, of Florin,
is improving after a long illness.
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But thanks to one of our readers we receiv- { f
ed a list of historic incidents this week in [re always good-natured. Guess because i
which one vote, mind you, swayed whole {takes them so long to get mad clear through—

nations and gave history a different twist. [Can I help if I have diferent ideas than most he Catch of Die Brethren, |
The list is so good (it was originally com- | people. He I ra ryan
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piled by Ripley) that we are re-printing it | * * a a * JUMBO 3b SIZE CALIFORNIA PINK MEAT h
here for the benefit of J-C’s and all others| Asher Neiss took his date on a picnic. As |! DT IT ove
who are putting forth such effort to en-|they were driving through the Ml. Gretna hi lls Air. and Mrs. John Bowers, of i . 3 trola
courage voters to enroll: {his date thought that a certain spot would be | Florin, are spending several WEDDING DAY: And she’s getting started fs) & w
“Be sure and vote because . . . swell for a picnic. Asher got out of the car to weeks with his parents, Mr. and | on a sound financial basis. % chai
“One vote elected John Q. Odams presi- | examine the spot. After a thorough investiga- | Mrs. Walter Bowers in Louisi | 2 seats
dent. tion he said, “It must be, Fifty million insects ana. a : NONE ec
“One vote elected James Jefferson presi- | can't be wrong.’ 10 YE Aas AGO ‘THE REASON: Her father kept his Will PRICED for y
dent. | * * % August 20, 1942 | 1 : re. I 1 | HIGHER i hie
“One vote elected Rutherford Hayes | An angry husband on Frank St. yelled at ] ee and Mrs. gh ne Wagner, / up-to-date with provisions for such specia | 2 2 quilt
1 . . 3 1 daughter Tuesday | . . | " $d
president. his wife — “You don’t seem to realize on which | iS Boro, a daughter Tuesday occasions. He consulted his lawyer fre« PICKED TODAY: SWEET "MORNING DEW 4 home
One vote enacted military conscription |; 0 your bread is buttered.” at St. Joseph's Hospital. d ote 2 ‘
In 1041. vote made Calitarria = state | Wifey so smart replied. “What does it mat- i fhe Lsagiu of He u.| quently and he selecte | our institution to CORN Phigen b ears c
“« Jedd : ter? I eat both sides!” 3: Wren © enioriaine Bear carry out the terms of his Will, .
One vote made Oregon a state. * >* Je families to a corn and doggie | ry PLANTER’S SALTED PEANUTS i,
“6 » xas a state. : : . | e
‘One vote made Texas a state | A group had «a corn roast ast Friday night. | roast at the Cove, last Friday | MMIS SALTED PEANUTS 14-01. cello.
One vote made Idaho a state. : nieht : : v LU pkg. ware.
“One vote beheaded Charles I of England. | AS the women were preparing the food ; We offer you our services as_executor. ¢
“One vote elected Oliver Cromwell. | men decided to go Register to Vote. About a Phe Bolgrinns hed Soe bles | OLD SOUTH FROZEN dition
Fo! : re aring Noel ¢ S
“One vote made France a Republic in { half hour later they returned with the excuse|! wih os 3 ne oe id ; 0 ORANGE JUICE 6-01 Walte
875 and ended it in 1940. [that tae line had one hundred people in it. | British Headquarters, Marietta | UNION NATIONAL cans Ben (
“One vote placed George I on the throne.” | The wives didn't think anything of it and an Depot speak at their luncheon. GRAPE JUICE WELCH S or.
" |houg later all the hubbies took off again to>auibs Is one of the survivors of
* ‘* * Isler sl} She: Hubli off ug ky MOUNT JOY BANK oo
| “Register to Vote", out one hour later they : ir TT Tr 0 HEC Sa aA AAA AA AAA
The Korean Mess | returned-——But - it was after 10 P. M. (the A bolt ol lightning killed 3 | OF MOUNT JOY Sunnybrook or Wildmere © Bac
What, we would like to know, do we care | deadline to register) when they left and the [COWS on the Coho farm Roh PULLET EGGS Pozen ‘in Dated Cartong
about the repatriation of Chinese prisoners | wives got wise. When they got back it was eas of Bainbridge, about 2 P.M. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1952 17-02 Cc £
captured in the Korean war? All are pris- |like a Frozen Food locker. Ask Sonny Rye or Sunday. ; GREEN GIANT PEAS NEW PACK cans
oners of war, captured in combat. If prison- | Frank Morton or Jack Matoney where they [nter-School athletics were | A BIG 4.0 c A
dropped by county schools be- | — HEINZ KETCHUP VALUE! bottle 23 PENN
ers are to be exchanged, what concern is it | registered.
of ours whether they want to go home + + Jo cause of the war. | I,
or not? I asked Sixty Groff why he rolls his own TT NOW, «YOU. CAN, CUT up TO MAINE SARDINE 9 SR Ys 25¢
Yet this issue of repatriation of pr ison- | cigarettes now, when he never did before. He| ||| Di d A :
has held up and prolonged those Ness As 20. tons of corn silage an hour! HEINZ TOMATO SOUP 3 = 3%
ers up and prolonged ri- | inforn ned me his doctor told him he needed a
diculous Korean truce talks f hs Polio By Doct
And what hes happened during the Period | TT ww * o Py ocion | A&P GRAPE JUICE 2 29: i: 95
of those truce talks? That, to us, IS impor- | Lucy was telling Frances Shank that more Frances Gerberich, age six, :
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tant. And, if you will, just take last week’s | {han 5000 elephants go each year to make our | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
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casualty list. Fes piano keys. E. Gerberich, Jr., 335 W. Done- |
It shows ut Jas i 106 IS Ane iq Frances in amazement replied. “Really gal Street has been taken to a
icans were Killed in action, 549 wounded wep it's remarkable what those beasts can|lancaster Hospital for an ill- |

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and 33 reported missing. We don’t give a | | he tained to do. ness that has been diagnosed as)
hang whether some well-fed Chinese pris- | * * x volic vw le
one ans 10 ¢0 home’ 10. Bit 4 | 1 in th mo iii ing on th amo ts — mem | EVAPORATED MILK wrens 4 53 | 2) O°
a5, ; b Ls go es [to pay the installments. gon Everybody reads newspapers but | A CERT]
of those Americans lost in a confusing con- | NOT everybody reads lar ad- | WEAREVER ALUMIN M 25 ft ¢ mA
flict which becomes more confusing as it | * * * + reads grouar aor U FOIL rol! A 30
| A would be advertiser asked the editor of | vertising left on their door step. |
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* !the Bulletin if he is certain that the advertise-
ment in his paper bring results.
The National Rose Show | Mr. Editor replied “Absolutely. Why, the|§ FIRE-LIFE-AUTO

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Let’s get our mind on something other [last time a man advertised a lost dog, the FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
than war—and we can think of not hing at | dog walked in while the man was writing out sem BEN. F. GARE POUND CAK JANE PARKER GOLDEN THIS 45
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the moment which can get us more excited | lhe ad.” ys EEN). Market Street | REGULARLY 5%¢ WEEK! 8
than the thought of the big rose show up at Ooh - I'l get fired for that. Elizabethtown, Pa. 3-13p #5 7-01 4
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Hershey next month. On that occasion, Sep- * * * | ¥ Pe 3 JANE PARKER POP CORN pkg =
tember 19 and 20, more than 2,000 amateur | Joe Coover went in a restaurant on his way | land gives you better silage 4
rose growers and backyard gardeners will [to Norfolk and asked the waiter if they serve - Faster] © 3a : : oy MARVELOUS MAYONNAISE AT A SPECIAL LOW PRICE! 2
show over 10,000 rose blooms. Hershey's |fish there. NEED a SE ri ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE ;
not far away and we can think of nothing The waiter said, “Certainly, we cater to ev- tor top capacity, ease of ton, ; 3 :
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more relaxing in a big way than to run up |eryone.” INSURANCE 9 | and Ole sc operation, A New High-Capacity Hay Head! Frees pr ¢ c i
at Soe such a sight! Just mark it on your | > * ° Bollard Torage Harvester leads the Your New Holland Forage Harvester | j= ht ia 4
calendar now! He also told the waite i ike | : | icld! gomez § «weed m@ediony can easily and quickly be changed to | Til i
* * dich water r the soup tasted like FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY}| The row-crop above, windrow Bian, The new hayhead, 3 ps PAGE KRUNCHY GH 8
J “ | a | has extra-wide gathering points. The with its longer spring fingers, picks 7 12.
The Weather The waiter ask, “How do you know? SEE | gathering chains are spaced close up cleaner, is on effective in ie Se Peanut Butter gis 20 | x
i i "OT > pape 2 Taat's a good uesiion | enough to hold and carry thin, short er variety of conditions. New Holland's | hod PNA :
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Here in this corne: of the Garde n Spot q | Bob Brown | plants — vet the channel between exclusive floating upper apron gives | TTT \
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of the world, we know how Important Ii if. 5 : | gatherers is wide enough to handle you greater windrow capacity. It's i
weather can be. But weather shapes busi- f all the boarders in all the boarding hous- | § 318 E. Main St., MOUNT JOY the heaviest stalks. Feeder action can now possible to chop and blow up to i show
ness in more ways than ruining or better- |e were piaced side by side at a table, they | Phone 3-4062 be stopped, started, or reversed fron’ 10 tons of grass silage per hour—get - Forms
. .- ron tame Malo | would still re 94-13 the tractor seat! we your feed into the silo at the peak of iil
ing crops like tobacco or tomatoes. lake seb % t | Knives, attached 0 i valet I From
this summer's record hot spell, it is being i * ; {| anced flywheel for faster, smoother » Ali these features in one machine # an owr
credited with having boosted the soft drink Al was about to tell one of his customers a utting and : blowing, have microm- mean a New Holland can fill your | 5 From
business a total of 30 per-cent ahe: last | story so he said, “I have a hair-raising story.” | . { eter adjustments . . . can be removed every harvesting necd. If you're think. | : No
ee sat p t ahead of last Tell ‘it fo some haldheaded man.” 95 BY Dr. H.C. Killheffer or without disturbing ad. ing of geting a for: age harvester = | a a hE | daucht
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Makers of air conditioning units couldn’t | tomer said. Optometrist . Rp inane iol - . 5 4 sys 0
keep up with the demand. On the other | Poor Al NANHEN | 87 East Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA.
hand, dreught throughout a big stretch of * * * L 1 M N
! De hy a : [| 163 s. chariot ® °. | i
the land created ‘‘disaster conditions” in| That's not as bad as George. He asked his || gol Bt Es : i ir: A so
1 In ti . phone's; 400 East Lincoln Ave. Phone; 6-2131 Lititz, Pa.
eleven states. In these sections the govern- | customer if the razor he was using on him!| yoo wednes. 9.5:30 old da
ment stepped in with long-term three per- | hurt. || Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M. S \ . a “Ver
gos loans to help tide farmers over the Can ' sav. replied the victim testily, “but Wik. ‘er. sat see it now at your authorized | lifetime
ad spe my face does.” | 9:30-1:00. 2-5 P, M THE
hl we jd 2 herd time getting a apart Now * * * ELIZABETHTOWN NEW HOLLAND dealer
of limas last Saturday, much as we love othing about Charlie, he was on vacation. 15 E. High st.
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