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J. M. Grayhill, Serle
Dairy Farm Equip. Dealer
As the home of Surge Dairy]
local territory completely cov-
[Farm equipment in this area, J.| ered.
M. Graybill at Elisabetittown There is Surge dairy farm
R. D. 3, Pa. caters to a large ap- | equipment for every require-
ment and the farmer is welcome
[to come in and inspect the large
| stock without obligation. Satis-
[faction is always guaranteed by
the | J. M. Graybill,
preciative trade.
The Sales and Service scope |
of this noted firm is from Lan-
caster to Harrisburg with
wear Style Center
Milady is sure pleased | even the most
when she shops at the Grace C.| clientele is pleased
Blough Women's Wear Shop at| The height of fashion is ac- |
116 8. Market St, in Elizabeth- | hjeved by the Misses and wom- |
town. |
to be
en who make this E'town fash-

Dresses, hats, hosiery, sports- | |
wear, lingerie and corsetier re| ion center their headquarters |
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service are featured by this! for clothes of quality and dis-
style center of the area where | tinction.

H. S. Risser Motors Olds,
Pontiac, Cadillac Dealers
H. S. Risser Motors is your | best the automotive field has to
friendly Oldsmobile, Pontiac &| offer.
Cadillac dealer in the area and| Complete repair on the cars
have a record of 29 continuous | they sell as well as all other
vears of success in their field. makes is done in the fully
Sales, service, genuine fac-! equipped modern garage at 120
tory engineered parts and fac-|S. Market St. in Elizabethtown,
tory trained mechanics assure|as well as 24 hour touring ser-
the car buyer and owner of the | vice to all.
M. M. Wenger Feed Mills
Area Favorite
Rarer: in the entire sur-|has brought the firm to a new
rounding area have confidence | pinnacle of recognition.
in the M. M. Wenger Feed Mills| Custom grinding and Mixing
at Rheems, which continue to| for the trade, Purina and Beac-
advance , toward leadership in|
the field.
M. M. Wenger has
operated this 40 year old enter
prise for the past 9 years and |trucks for

| on Commercial feeds as well as
apably | Larre Feeds are all sold by
flcet of 8
.| Wenger who has a
area delivery.

O. J. Kling Plumbing &
Heating Work A-1
You're always sure of the|the Herco and the National Oil
best in sales and service when | Burners for complete satisfac-
vou call on O. J. Kling of]}tion.
Florin, Penna. | No job is too large or 1oo
With 30 years of service to | small to do with domestic com-
the area, O. J. Kling does every- | mercial and industrial contracts
thing in the plumbing and heat- | accepted. Modern bathrooms
ing line including oil piirners | are installed by this reliable lo-
and water systems and features | cal contracting firm.
Musser Leghorn Farms
Among Nation’s Best

the United States.
Employing 8 people, the For-
ney firm has all modern equip- |
ment in its repair shop where |
all makes of auto are repaired. |
of Elizabethtown has an
achievement
Forney
enviable record of
to his credit.
Chrysler and
ersy with a large $15,000
Plymouth deal
stock

Heisey Bros. Quarrymen &
Road Builder’s Of Note
Founded as long ago as 150
Heisey Bros. employ from 22 tof
vears the quarries operated by [25 local workers and are noted |
Heisey Bros. 1925 have their excellent road con- |
been a vital factor in the growth | struction work.
and progress of Lancaster Co. Heisey Bros. at Rheems, Pa
Producers of stone for all con-|are worthy of their continuous
struction purposes, in their | growth as one of the leaders in|
modernly equipped quarries, |their useful field of business.
Coop
since

Hess Music Shop Piano, In-
strument, Teaching Center
Music minded folks will find
cverything to them at
the David Hess Music Shop at
106 N. Market St., Elizabeth-
town, Pa.
which is the leader in its
field.
There are 5 accredited teach
ers for class and private in-
struction on your favorite in-
area
please
: New and used pianos of lead- | with everyone from
ing makes, musical instruments beginners to professional play-
of all kinds, accordions and :
complete courses of instruction ers welcome.
on all instfuments are available Accessories and sheet music
al the David Hess Music Shop |are also sold by the Hess firm.

D. . S Baum Noted Whole-
sale Meat Firm
Selling high quality of meats
on a wholesale basis all over|of
Penna. D. S. Baum of Elizabeth-
town R. D. 3, Pa. enjoys a mer-
ited reputation in his
line of business.
The D. S. Baum
ters its own beef in its
sanitary plant and has a record
33 years of leadership in its
field.

Baum's meats and Baum's
useful
Bologna are favored by a large
firm slaugh- | trade that wants the best the
field has to offer.
modern
Roth’s Furniture Store
Being Modernized
furniture to select from wiih a
cover-
that “new
Roth’s Furniture Store at| complete rug and floor
Market St. in Elizabeth-| ing department included.
Pa. is being remodeled in-| Frigidaire line of refrigerat-
most modern and|ors and appliances are featured
its kind in|by Roth's Furniture Store
| where the customer’s satisfac-
tion is always 100% assured on
every purchase.
Now
look,
206 S.
town,
to one of the
complete store of
this section of the state.
Their 3 complete floors of all
advertised lines of
presenting

nationally

Longenecker Farm Supply
Farmers Friend
Farmers in the area always Minneapolis Moline farm im-
appreciate the excellent poli- [ Plements Sales and SY
. fertilizers, arm +s u ies o
cies of the Longenecker Farm f 9 pp
Fertilizers, farm supplies. of
all kinds and general wedding
service is offered the area clien-
tele who depend upon the firm
for the requirements that make
possible better farming and
maximum crop production in
the area.
Supply at Rheems, Pa. where
they are always welcome.
Ray Longenecker is the ca-
pable directing head of the firm
which was founded in 1909 and
has been a friend to the farmers
ever since.
Ben Emenheiser’s Garage
Auto Repair Center
auto

If you don’t know your any make of car with only gen
| repairing, its a good idea to|uine replacement parts used on
{know your auto repair center, | any job. |
|Ben Emenheiser’s Garage at Emenheiser. who started his!
| Florin, Pa. :
| present business two years ago,
Ben Emenheiser the proprie- | I K ,
1 oan . | also does ruck anc ractor re-
tor has over 23 years of valu- es truc t
able experience to assure the] pair and has an official state in
car owner of expert repair in|spection service.

Mervin L. Leicht Body
Shop Estab. 1868
Established beck in 1868 the
chortly after ‘ne Civil War, in| wreck work,
the “horse and buggy days”, | finishing of all cars
Mervin L. Leicht Body and,
Paint Shop at 309 S. Market St.
in Elizabethtown is a pioncer
in its field.
Mr. Leicht is the 4th succes-| motorist of prompt
sive gencration of his iamily in| all times

business and does all auto |
repainting and re- |
like new
fixes from a
and everything
| scratch to a smash. There are 4|
| people employed to assure the
service at
C. E. Lutz Sinclair
Products Supplies
Supplier's of Sinclair prod-; which began its activities in
vets C. E. Lutz of 250 W. Bain-| April of 1930 and bas grown
bridge St. in Elizabethtown | steadily.
continues to serve an ever in-| With the home heating season
creasing clientele. v
LD lente | now approaching, C. E. Lutz
Sinclair gasolines, motor oils, | " the “D D 3
fuel oils, Goodyear tires tnd eatures he egree Hay
other important items are dis-| tem that assures a continuous
tributed by the Lutz Ee ecru of fuel for your furnace.

Eberly’s Furniture Caters
To Area Trade
pays to drive out er of furniture.
{
It always
to Eberly’s Furniture
bethtown R. D. 3, Pa.,
at Eliza-| ' There is. a well stocked store
where a| awaiting you with furniture for
host of patrons have obtained | every room in the house, with |
satisfaction in every purchase. | ficor coverings also sold. |
Out of the high rent district, :
with low overhead With 24 years of success to
Furniture features price and | their credit Eberly’s Furniture
quality for the particular

discriminating | an say that h
package 1
| thank the good people of Mount *
[issue of the
lof Mr.
|on one
| compounds.
| farther,
| heck of a lot of rice
{they
{ We went over
| the day
| other, we
| and
| though
Letters From Men-
| Women In Service
Germany
1952
Lerggries,
August 20,
ar Remembrance
| Committee
I received
vour package to
[day and I want to say thanks a
million. There isn't much else i
isn't already been
said by other members of the
Armed Services, that hasnt
been written before
Having just recently arrived
here in Germany I haven't had
time to catch letter
writing. But upon receipt of the
felt I must write and
up on my
{Joy for remembering us, who
| are away from home
1 also received the July 24th
BULLETIN and
“I HAVE HAD AN EXCIT
ING experience” writes a
ler GI from Korea.
The GI is Bob Crawford, son
and Mrs. J. H. Crawford
Brady St., Butler,
of 236!
[ the is a lot different
[from what you would imagine,
taking place in battle-ridden
| Korea.
“I will tell you about it,” (the
[letter to his parents continues.)
“It all began early this spring
when all the farmers were
{ planting their rice knee deep in
bund
water. Well, you know a
lof GI's—we thought we would
{try our hand at it too. Ten of us
pitched in and . bought $50.00
| worth of rice and we planted it
of the fields within the
Before 1 go
worth of
$50 rice is
“Before we were through, we
had three huge fields of rice.
| Several of the boys were farm-
ers, so down in the motor pool
they made a plow and several
| cther things that looked like
plows. With them attached to 3
jeeps and two weasels, we real-|
ly plowed up the fields.
“We nursed the rice through
the dry spell by hauling water
in a 500 gallon tank truck
LAST WEEK WE STARTED
[to cut it. You think the first
| reaper that McCormick built
was crude. Well, we made one
{that was twice as crude. But it
cut rice. I never saw so much/,
| rice as we had. It cost us $29
for bags plus about 1,000 sand
bags we filled.
“Rice, rice, rice! So—what to
ido with it? Well, we solved
that. There is a Childrens Home
about two miles from here. We
loaded up eight six-by-six
| trucks and took it over
next day we were called
CO told that
asked the whol
“The
before the
had
squadron over for
yesterday and it
was a celebration. Every
kid for
, 8 and
and
really
GI adopted a
I had
9 years old
Korean
two boys
wonderful.
Those kids were
| They had started to show me a
round when one asked the oth-
er how they could talk to me. 1
[told them if they spoke slowly
I could understand them, and
talk to them. Never in my life
have I seen a couple of Kids
smile like they did. From then
on we were great buddies
“We had a big dinner
our
prepar-
cooks, because
anything the
Koreans cooked Somehow or
had fresh vegetables
the 440th Signal
just happened to be
some
ed by own
we couldn't eat
from
They
loading
passed by.
“I thought I was a
» with chopsticks
two’ kids started
bowl after bowl of rice
smiled and laughted at
they would never
feast like that.
un-
vegetables as we
master at
until
cating.
eating
those
They ate
again
Lave a Never in
But-
and |
nv Durfee, 9
a Joy, a daughter,
|
206 East
a celebration,
Corps. |
OPS Price Facts
up
to three
and
reported to OPS
recalled
STILL GOING
Further hikes of one
cents on canned vegetables
fruits
were
last week. The
that
and
when the
agency
price controls on all
vegetables lifted
control
were
present price
regulations amended July
1st
were
CLOTHING HIGHER
Now that fall has returned,
heavy pressures on clothing,
house furnishings and electrical
appliances prices are looked
for by OPS. Both dealers and
manufacturers of these lines in
form the agency of increased
activity in
EYE
Electrical
their industries
PRICE HIKES
appliance
her
makers
are ready to ask hig price
ceilings, according to OPS
no higher than those fixed for
lchief ingredients of mixes, OPS
said.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Welliv
er, 12 W. Main St., a son, on
Wednesday, at the Le
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon E. Snj
der, Mt. Joy R2, a son, Satur
day at Lancaster Osteopathic
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mec-
Ginley, Delta and Marietta Sts.,
Mit. Joy, Saturday,
Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Joy “ko, a daughter, Saturday
at Lancaster General Hospital.
The Rev. and Mrs. Harlan C.
Marietta Ave., Mount
a son,
Lancaster General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurst, of
Main St.,
fgirl, born at Harrisburg hospital
September 2nd
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Engagements
this boro, a
fruits
at the
want to say that I think it is a They claim higher cost for ma
{very good idea to publish the terials, especially metals
With a hatehing capacity of|a brilliant record of growth and | addresses of all service men and AUTO DEALERS SURVEYED
1 million chicks a year the|success to its credit. {women from Mount Joy and vi A nation-wide survey of auto
Musser Leghorn Farms at Mt. Martin S. and Henry W. Mus- | cinity. I see by the list there isdealers is underway, the agency
Joy R. D. 1, Pa. are recognized | ser are directing heads of the |another former Mount Joy resi-said. Some 1400 dealers have
as one of the most complete and | hatchery which {traps 12,000 | dent stationed close to my home been asked to report recent]
modern farms of their Kkind|hens as well as all their own station. sales in detail, also traditional
anywhere. hatching eggs to assure the ulti- I say home station because at markups and pricing nractices. |
Featuring the famous Leg- mate poultry raiser of the great-|the present I am going to the MILK PRICE PLAN
horn chicks, the Musser firm/|est profits. Shipment is made in| Quartermaster School at Lerg OPS is working toward a uni
was established in 1918 and has|the area and surrounding states. | gries in the Baravian Alps. Theron formula to govern fresh
mmm: [course I am taking is an prices. Present area ad
| Operators. Upon completion Ls ustments have been found too
Robert H Forne [shall be a Machine Accounting {je consuming Price roil
» y Specialist. That is just a high when prices paid farm
Sass for IBM machinery are cut, will continue, how
Pioneer Chrysler Dealer yi, ious ie oo
| Before I close I would like to OPS AIDS FARMERS
Founded in 1916 and recog- of genuine Mopar parts for all | 1 annk you to the people of parmers benefited from re
nized as one of Lancaster Coun-|Chrysler products, this noted |’ Suntory, cent OPS action limiting price
ty's Pioneer Automotive Sales|E'town dealer is actually one of | a 4 Landvater ceilings on oilseed feed mixes,
and Service ‘firms, Robert H.|the oldest Chrysler dealers in | Rott the agency said. Prices must be
|
|
Neff, Mt. |
Saturday, in |
The engagement of Franklin
Sprout, son of Mr. and Mrs
John Sprout of 245 West Main |
street was announced to Geral
dine Kiehl, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Kiehl of Manheim
Miss Kiehl is employed at
Armstrong Cork Co., and Mr
Sprout recently returned from
wrvice in Germany with the
28th Division,
——
DO YOU KNOW?
The per capita consumption
of meat in the
approximately
person annually
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DID YOU KNOW?
37,100
in traffic
145
pounds per
Last year, Americans
killed
were accident
WORLD WAR IL VETS WHO
NEED AUTOS FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES MAY NEGOTIATE
WITH PRIVATE LENDERS FOR
GI BUSINESS LOANS
WITHOUT CREDIT RESTRICTIONS
VA REMOVED ALL SUCH
RESTRICTIONS RECENTLY

For full information contact your nearest
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION office
We really

ro it
that day.
too.”
Bob adds a P.S. to his letter.

“Our second crop of rice is
doing fine and we have about
60 guys working at it now. It
sure does a guy a lot of good
{my life do I expect to see a hap- just to see it happen that way,”
buy- | is sure to meet your every need. | pier bunch of kids than I saw he concludes
United States is |
[ The Bullet fin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 4, 1952-7
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Look Your
Summer Best
In Garments
Clean and Pressed
Eicherlys
78 EAST MAIN STREET MT. JOY, PA.
76 ~-
WE
CALL
YOU
PHONE

Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin

Get It At BOOTH’S
Send them to school wearing Ball Band, Arch Guard
Sta Kleen Insole
CANVAS SHOES
2.89
Misses Siz ; 2.95
Size ... 3.50
3.50
4.95

To ScHooL FooDs
Sliced Pineapples 29¢
Dur 27¢c
* Strawberry Preserves ; : 35¢
Hershey 2 cans 3lc
Salmon . . 43c
ampbell Pork & B 3 cans 37c¢
Ri 28¢ Lux Flal 28¢
T to Sou 3 cans

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65 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 3-3001