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ithoro, COMPLETES TEST UNDER 0 - I The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 25, 1952-9
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ui HERD IMPROVEMENT | $1 Over $2 000
! Har- Cornucopia Barbara Ormsby, | ’
1 Pa. t a registered Holstein-Friesian | 0 ny (From page 1)
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ly Yas : cow owned by J. Lester Charles| J = Incident Six Large Prizes
h: Ac- of Landisville, has completed a| * | The larg prizes will be a GET IT AT
1 and 200 day production test under | | | warded as follows: The person
Wil- official Herd Improvement Reg | MT At Valley Post gecuring the largest number ot
istery. With 434 lbs. butterfat | god A) votes in the entire contest wi 5
acl and 12,279 lbs. milk she was| wa By TED SHIMER (ne given $1000 in cash, The per
each milked 2 times daily. Average | LD MAN BATES came out of [son securing the second highest
record approximated 20 quarts | the hills early that spring driven [number of votes in the entire
were: a of milk daily. Testing was sup- | by an impulse to inspect his new | contest will receive $500 In
Food EE AR cm a; ervised by the Pennsylvania | 8 ie lithe | cash and so forth down the line :
Bn + BR a settlement of Valley Post. res. ATG 3 arde 2
Helin; (State College in cooperation | = 4) "0 © up the rutted street. June all Dh wpe Wn "1 For Your Fall Sewing
nanag- | with the Holstein-Friesian As- | 4 . ®lm i. | Those no numberec a 8
| [Wik sian As: | he noted several changes since his | i YOUR FALL SEWING — McCALL PATTERNS
mestic | sociation of America at Brattle- | last visit in tne [the prize winners will receive | FOR '
Com- : boro, Vermont. | Mi fall and waived | the liberal commissions offered. | fay $1.45 yd.
d 3 Pn \ | ro -— «Minute airly to old ac This gives the more enterpris > 39 d
presi TR / ORR 3 | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. Fiction quaintances, . 81 ing men and women (married | ), { jl vic yd.
llinary EE TH Be’ er” the same ag or single) of the more ambitious 45 . $1.39
re 3 SR Rata . NGL A { Png 3 ew SY als Tae, | type, who are willing to co-op- | . 5 $1.29
bd king cases i ont © e black- | ™ h 45 it shama Triche J
| v Pach shop | erate in this short, snappy con- | i
<f | He duly visited his daughter |test, an opportunity that comes > . $1.39
whose husband was foreman at [once in a lifetime. French Ci 69¢
the saw mill and was unim-
\ Our Slogan
Sse i i alli - | rs; ”
pressed by his squalling, red “Everyone A Winner
T0 A "1 |
YOUNG MAN
| faced grandson. He guessed he
expected much more, but maybe l One of the Features of this Sweaters For All The Family
next year the little toddler could | contest is the fact that : iy AIRS
IN LOVE walk down to the village with | there will be no losers in the i X ih EN WOMEN
[race as a commission of 20 per |
him,
Dodge Long Life Records
ise
“JNDOORS AND OUTDOORS IMPROVED LIGHTING HAS MADE OUR
FARM WORK EASIER AND SAFER...INCREASED PRODUCTION...,”
says Northumberland County farmer, William Welliver.
The farmer’s day is a long one, at
best, but it’s a lot pleasanter when
darkness never comes.
... with a few wisely placed electric lights,
Mr. Welliver knows from experience
what improved lighting can do ... and
here’s what he has to say: “I have rea-
lized many benefits . ..., suffer less
eyestrain . . . much safer working con-
ditions . . . and prowlers, whether animal
or human, just naturally shy away from
: Better lighting has
well-lighted areas.
too.”
And it needn’t Farmer
helped increase production on my farm,
Welliver * concludes that,
“Variety of modern lamp construction
makes it easy to choose the right lamp
cost! Ask your PP&L
arrive!
for each job indoors and outdoors.”
Lighting can simplify and lighten
your winter work load,
too . . . at little
Farm Represen-
tative to help you plan it . . . or your
local electrical farm appliance dealer.
Do it now, before Winter’s long nights
MANNED BY 6700 é ¥
AND OWNED BY OVER
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A BUSINESS-MANAGED pid TAX-PAYING COMPANY
FRIENDLY HOME-TOWN PEOPLE
MOST OF THEM YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FELLOW PENNSYLVANIANS
75,000 INVESTORS,
| the Constable's office banged open |
went up
| back here,”
Bus
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bout watching the horses?
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drawing acute interest. Old
| Bates was eaten with curiosity and
| concealed awe.
He sat perfectly still as the sedan
drew. to a purring stop in front of
the bank. Its rear end was mud
spattered and splashed as witness
to the fearful roads leading through
| the wilderness of virgin timber to
| Valley Post, With engine purring
and its exhaust making little while
puffs in the cool spring air, it was
a symbol of latent power.
| young men stepped from the |
Man |
[this well-received newspaper.
With the general shift of pop-
| ulation in the past few
however, and influx of new peo
ple to these great areas, there
are literally hundreds of such
folks who would be only too]
glad to become regular sub
seribers if only asked to do so.
In view of these facts there-
| fore we decded to use the novel
but time - and-proven
| method to quickly place our
tested
newspaper in the hands of more
years, |
car and one of them surveyed readers each week and thereby |
the bank with an expression of acute
{ disgust on his dark features. Old
Man Bates took an instant dislike
to this onc. The other one was a
smiling, blond, man in an
| impeccable gray suit. He smiled at
| Old Man Bates and said, ‘Hello,
{ Pop, how’za about watching
horses?’ Old Man Bates grinned
toothlessly back at him and nodded.
30th men entered the bank and
| Old Man Bates squinted at the big,
purring car with a child like curios-
ity. Finally he rose. Then with some
if having reached a great
decision, he walked slowly to the
car higghand clutched about a small
object.
A moment later there rose a
fusillade of shots, and Old Man
Bates pushed further behind his po-
tato harrel as the bank door
slammed open. The dark young man
stood there a moment surveying the
street and scowling, a smoking pis
tol in his right hand and a small
satchel in his left. He beckoned with
the pistol and the blonde young man
followed him slowly to the car. The
dark man cursed and slid under the
wheel of the car. He made several
deft but futile movements on the
dashboard and Old Man Bates heard
the urgent whir of the starter. The
car would not start. Down the street
young
finality as
and soon rifles and shotguns began
to converge on the black sedan.
Old Man Bates joined the crowd
of townsmenapd, worked his way
to the rear of the car.
saw him stoop and retrieve an ob-
from its rear end. A shout
and soon men were
pounding his slight form and shak-
ing his hand. The Constable shoul-
dered his way through and pulled
the two young bandits behind him.
“What's all the hullabaloo about
he demanded.
Old Man Bate's son-in-law put his
arm around the slight shoulders.
“Pop here stopped yer bandits
cold. Yes, sir, he stuck a potato
in the tail pipe of their car.
“pDarned smart work I calls it.”
Later when Old Man Bates was
taken to his Daughter's house he
dawdled his grandson on his knee.
His son-in-law inquired, ‘Pop, where
did you learn that phugging up a
tail pipe would stop a gasoline
engine?”
Old Man Bates returned the can-
gaze of his grandson
and replied, “I ain't as old and
dumb me folies think. ’Sides 1
saw no sei iz all that thar steam
escaping that tailend—:sno 1}
plugged !
ject
did unblinking
eet I ee
Stimulate your business by adver. |
tising in the Bulletin.
the !
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widen the scope of usefulness in
the communities.
i Will
tion drive be
publisher of
{ That that will
probably occur to all who read
such a costly
profitable to the
this
is a question
big announcement
{elsewhere in this issue.
immediate dol
for the
the page
will pay not in
lars and cents, perhaps
expense of this undertaking is
very heavy, but it should be re
membered that newspapers
carn dividends in other
by having complete coverage in
their field.
During this drive hundreds of
added
ways
| new subscribers will be
subscrip- |
newspaper? |
Yes, it
to our lists, which means an im- |
{ mediate enhancement to the po
|tency of this
advertising mediums—the
| cipal source of revenue for all
prin
| newspapers besides extend-
ing their scope of influence. The
| prestige gained will be
| inestimable.
Only Six Weeks
This subscription contest will
not be a long-drawn-out
but extends (
weeks,
| The first step towards your
success is to clip the Entry
| Blank appearing in the big one
| page announcement
[Free Vote coupon appearing
[elsewhere in this paper then us
ing the “Flying Start” Coupon
and the First Week Coupon, you
|are off to a head-start with a
substantial number of votes to
your credit toward winning the
big prizes offered.
| The contest department is lo-
cated in the Bulletin office, 11
| East Main Street, Mount
and will be open daily from 9
till 5 including Saturdays. The
almost
affair,
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3-9661. An inquiry will not ob
ligate you in any way.
As ——— A —_— a
Seif Centered
Milton Lukatch, Milwaukee ladies’
wear manufacturer: ‘The
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please you but herself. The husband |
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doesn’t notice his wife's lingerie in
| most cases, and she seldom has an
| opportunity to show it off to other
women,”
B i Fou Nut ale ay {| That afternoon Old Man Bates |cent ($1 out of $5 collected) |
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* the stars this girl | sat in his familiar seat of honor in | win pa paid daily to all active Ball Band Gym Shoes
| give you proof f Extr. V. | i { of yours who loves you front of Claney’s General Store and, |, rtf te
| 0 a Q ue! | yo i you want hey to after holdidg forth on the merits of | partic ipants, which, in itself, is Red or Blue
i just how very much she his own *‘diggins’’ far up in the hills, jan excellent business proposi-
i y . . a N ci oO YOu i. istene ) 1S tion. | $2 89 $3 50
When you invest in a new car, vou have a right to } 95, ie tre verfect sym Listened to the news. |! ; . to *
oi EY | lee § bi it i y FNM vol of your love. is: ad | About three o'clock in the after- | Not a Lucky Drawing |
BOUBLE-ch I sid i : 3 expect proot that the value 15 ul t in to stay. You | 9 engagement diamond | noon the village was set agog by | This is most emphatically not
-Cl gnnel si e rails of massive get that proof in a Dodge. Registration records prove | Ps His aa os cn | the appearance of a low black sedan fin “lucky drawing” nor some~ | Window Shades
strength add rigidity to the chassis. that by a substantial margin, Dodge automobiles { jove’'s hopes and dreams | touring through its main street, lthing for nothing” affair. In-
Dodge stays new longer! have longer life than the average car. Such engineer- J | were fot foo Commanan | © 1. it is Toes: for every window, Green or Tan
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FAN y ae od AQ > wirag. 3, ch: a | J. her diamond and see in by ra. . .
rll med Ing leatures as the extra-rugged double-channel | wn its fire and sparkle the { shackle Ford or clattering tractor [tion, pure and simple. Its object, | 69c to $169
rs hd frame and rubber-mounted Safety-Steel body make a | 10vs You (late [very frankly, is to further ex-
Dodge stand up under all driving conditions. It’s the ery passing year, —% |pand our ever-increasing list of
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