Gee Bulletin, Mount Jov. Pa..
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FURNITURE FLCOR COVERINGS
15-31 Marietta Avenue Phone 3-5631 - MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Store Hours — Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 8 to 6
Wednesday 8 to 12 N. - Friday & Saturday 8 A. M. to 9 P. ML.
“Anyi me By Ap »wointment”
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» V JAY-CEES FOOD SALE
Fo Sale will b
New Car Dealers
nsurane «« Urged To Take
Voters To Polls
pr—~ Magi p—
0 NGL AE 2 V 4&3
2 NEE a . Convinced that citizens will
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September
ont of Titus Rutt’s
the Jay-Cees
hairman of the al
& vote if they can get to the poll
4 WHAT DOES |
to do so, new car dealers
throughout the country are be
» ing urged by their National As
at ~ ati dy 2a wt
sociation President, J Saxton
2 A GIRL | Lloyd to offer free transporta
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a2 om n FE 7 H tion to all who need it Novem
Re
or DREAM OF! He ber 4th!
3
trea And, reports the . National
Automobile Dealers Association
thousands of dealers
ready their
to offer transportation
have al
intention
in their
expressed
communities
Keynote
| community service is
you please but VOTE!"
[car dealers will display
and window strips urging all
who want transportation to ask
[for it, and folders titled “Why
you should vote” are being dis-
tributed.
ize the importance
and offer a “lift”
it's wanted.
of this non-partisan
New
posters
These folders emphas-
of every vote
to the polls if
3oth political parties have
expressed the belief that the
[next president will be elected
Adam H. Greer
Jewele r
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Phone 3-4
by the millions who have not
voted in past elections. In 1896,
79% of eligible voted,
however the sorry fact is that
this fisure has declined to a
shocking all-time low, 449% in
1950.
Many groups are urging that
everyone vote. They should,
{and the efforts of these groups
.
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those
EVERY YEAR...FUEL SYSTEM
Every year, 1 car owner mm 4, using ordinary gasoline,
pays up to $18 for fuel system repairs caused by rust and
corrosion. DON'T YOU BE THE 1 IN 4 WHO GETS
THIS BILL! Switch to Sinclair Anti-Rust Gasoline — so
different it’s been granted a U.S. Patent. Only Sinclair con-
tains the amazing rust inhibitor, RD-119%. Used regularly,
patented Sinclair Anti-Rust Gasoline protects your car-
“OLD CAR” STAMP ALBUM
Ask your Sinclair Dealer for
Sinclair's fascinating stamp
album and begin your collec-
tion of stamps showing beau-
tiful full-color illustrations of
old-fashioned cars.
SINCLAI
C. E.
STOP RUST in your car
ouretor, fuel pump ana fuel lines against harmful rust and
cor/osion . . . saves you money and the inconvenience of
breakdowns,
With Sinclair, you get full power, high anti-knock and
long mileage. And you get Anti-Rust Protection, too, at no
extra cost. For top performance ask your Sinclair Dealer
for Sinclair Anti-Rust Ethyl.
ONLY AT SINCLAIR DEALpRs,
LUTZ
Supplier Of Sinclair Products
PHONE ELIZABETHIOWN 385
Dealers In This Area
WALLACE D. ZERPHY, Mount Joy
RALPH L. WALTERS, Mount Joy
JOHN S. BENDER, Milton Grove
(LETTERS GRANTED
“Vote as
WOLGEMUTH BROS.
| Written
preference.)
Fannie S. and David Z. Hei
sey, Elizabethtown Rl, execut-|
estate of Daniel E,
late of Rapho Twp
ors of the
Wolgemuth,
Annie B
er, administratrix of the
of J. Henry Brubaker, late of
East Hempfield
Clyde H and Le
roy H Hottenstein, Manheim
R1, administrators of the estate
of Barbara K. Hottenstein, late
of East Hempfield
Richard A. Sager
umbia Ave., Lancaster,
Brubaker, Lancast
estate
Twp
Hottenstein
Twp
1143 Col
admin
istrator of the estate of Amos M
Sager, late of FEast Hempfield
Twp
Chester M. Kline, 941 Walnut
St., Columbia, and Anne K
Williames, Columbia R2, execu
tors of the of op Kline,
late of West Hempfield Twp.
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BIRT} 4S
Mr. and Mrs John Henry
Lutz, Mt. Joy R1, a son Sept. 11
at Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sump
man, Jr., of Willow Run, Mich.,
eight pound boy, Tuesday at 1
P. M. at the University Hospital
at Ann Arbor, Mich
estate
will undoubtedly be of value
But like the weather that “ev
eryone talks about and nobody
does anything about,” it re
mains for new car dealers to put
into motion a program of action
If you need transportation to
the polls, November 4th. call
your new car dealer.
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Bulletin Advertisers
Patronize
MEN
WANTED
WAREHOUSE
TRUCK DRIVERS
INC.
FLOR IN. PA.
Police Officer
Borough of
MOUNT JOY
FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT
SAL ARY 5210.00 PER MONTH
applications for the
onion of policeman in the
orough of Mount Joy will be
by the Burgess until
|7:00 P. M. Septorsber 22nd.
In applyir please state resi-
dence, age, I ht, weight, edu
cation and experience, if any.
(Borough residents will receive
37-2
ACCOR
12 = 32 =
120 Bass, Childs Size,
120 Bass, Ladies Size,
120 Bass, Ladies Size,
120 Bass, Used
7 Treble -
106 North Market Street,
Joint Board
|
| Corp.,
iThe S. H.
I the contract for
well-managed
120 BASS NEW, Regular $495. now $295.
DAVID HESS MUSIC SHOP
Awards Contracts
Joint Schoo!
wlting last
The Donegal
Board held a m
Thursday night in the Marietta
high ymilding when the
Donegal Authority, on
of the
contracts tor
school |
School
the recommendation
awarded
joint school building
board,
the new
for the $1,575
was awarded to
Butcherd and Sherrard and Dol
Company, both of
at an interest rate
The contract
000 bond issue
phin and
Philadelphia,
of 3.34 percent
Herman Wohlsen,
was awarded the general con
There bid was $799,600:
Heating and ventilating, S. H.
Harrisburg, for $146,692.
S. Corp. also received
plumbing, the
Roy Reiden-|
elect- |
Lancaster,
tract
bid being $87,025
bach, Lititz received the
ical contract, !
his bid was $114,
985
The final articles of agree-
ment were adopted providing
for the three districts to {func-
a joint board immediate- |
ing of the
tion as
ly on the award con- |
tracts.
The next meeting of the joint
will be held at Mount Joy Oc- |
tober 16.
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York County Man Wins |
1952 Pasture Contest
The Pennsylvania Production |
and Marketing Administration
is proud to announce the four
area winners of the 1952 Green
Pastures Contest.
Mr. Dale D. Kiigore, Wood-
bine, York County, won
275 pastures entered in 13 coun-
ts in southeastern Pa.
operates a 104-acre
anding |
over
ty contes
Mr. Kilgore
dairy farm. His outst
herd of Guernsey cattle is main-
highly productive
pastures from |
latter
tained on
part of
His 22]
pro- |
carly April to the
November each year.
pasture not only
grazing for 36]
cattle but |
grass |
acres of
vide excellent
head of Guernsey
yield large quantities of
and high quelity hay. In|
being a very pro-|
gressive farmer, Mr. Kilgore is
instructor of a G. 1 training |
Lancaster County and
serve on the
Administration |
silage
addition to
class in
time to
Home
finds
Farmers
committee for his home country
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FOOD SALE OCTOBER 4th |
Neighborhood of the Girl
Scouts will sponsor a food sale
at the Titus Rutt office, on Sat- |
urday, October 4th, beginning |
at ten o'clock
The proceeds will be given
to the Terry Young Fund.
DIONS
120 BASS
Used $149.95
Used $174.50
Used $190.00
$15.00 up
3 Bass Shifts
Elizabethtown, Penna.
38-1¢c
It's earier to balance
have a checking account.
and how it was spent.
by check, insiead of runni
your account this week.
window.
And it's also easier to pay
when you bank here. Just drive in to our drive-in
TTR
Tarr
MT. JOY, PA.
Mester
your budget when you
You know what came in
ng all over town. Open
No parking problems
This Week We're
Celebrating
Family Shopping Week
We've prepared a jam-
ever
ily boree of special values
> as o Far / to please the entire
NN family - - - don’t miss
aR. 2 / this exciting shopping
Pillskury’s Flour
nt.
2:49
The Grand National Flour 10 'bbag 87¢ bag
Gold Medal Flour 5.",49¢ 10.,97°
Gold Seal Flour
10." 75¢
Finest flour milled - - try
it on our Guarantee
FER
fa =: 15¢ C
16-0z
cans
oXTR. 4 SPE 141.! Buy a dozen or a case ;
when you get a price this
16-02 c
jar
low - - - lay in your winter supply.
Reg. 35c Ideal Creamy
PEANUT
BUTTER
12-0z
jar
Reg. 43¢ 16-03 jar 39¢
Ideal Home Style Sweet
Sliced Pi ckles
Ideal Old Fashioned
APPLE
BUTTER
2: 28°
SPECIAL - - Reg. 2lc Jar
Our Meats are Guaranteed to Please the Family
Lean Shoulder
PORK ROAST
39°
Serve with Ideal Long Cut Sauer Kraut 227.0z cans Kraut 227-0z cans 29¢
Fully pressed Stewing AG
PICNICS 43
Favorites
Pan Pudding
» 45¢
Here Are Your “Country Style”
Fresh Sausage Scrappie
ib Ib 7c
SKINLESS FRANKFURT V2 1b 5c
SLICED LEBANON BOLOGNA 210 39c
Lobster Tails, Scallops and other Seafood
'b 29¢ |Fancy Haddock Fillets 39¢
Fillets of Perch Ib 39¢ | Pan-Ready Whitings IT¢
Oysters, Crab Meat, Lobster Tails, Scallops and other Seafood
Oysters, Crab Meat,
Fancy Pollock Fillets
Here's a Virginia Lee Treat the Family will enjoy
Rez. 39¢ Cocoanut Marshmallow Angelfood
+> BAR CARTS
Z Light, fluffy, angelfood
2
bar cake, covered with
tempting marshmallow
and long shred cocoanut.
Jelly Str. Coffee Cakes ©2 39c|Cocoanut Buns ku 629g
Jeliy Buns pka 6 20¢ | Ginn. Str. Loaf Cakes ©? 27¢
Ginn. Iced Buns pka 6 29¢ | Cherry Streussel Pies © 53¢
Save 3c or 4c - - Get Enriched
B d large 15¢
Supreme Bread
s Vitamins
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables for the Family’
LUSCIOUS FLAMING RED CALIF.
Tokay Grapes
219°
2 large heads 29¢
ctn 15¢
Extra
Special!
=r Calif. A
ICEBERG LETTUCE ;
FANCY TOMATOES Solid Slicing
EATING APPLES U. 8S. 1 Jonathan Red
U.S. 1 MD. GOLDEN
Sweet Potatoes
LARGE PEPPERS
3 Seabrook Farms 10-02 c
AO 1 Extra kas
3% GREEN PEAS rine, 4"
00ds SEABROOK SPINACH Leaf or Chopped = 14-0z pkg 23¢c
IDEAL PURE CONCEN. ORANGE JUICE 2 6-0z cans 29¢
3-19
GE PEPPERS 3" 10c
5 'b bas 49g.
Enjoy Richer, Full-Flavor Coffee! Save up to 14c a lb. .
Heat-Flo Roasted Asco Coffee '® 79¢
& Ode’, Lighter Bodied Win-Crest Coffee '° 77¢
Heavier Bodied Ideal Coffee ' can 85¢
Ideal Instant Coffee %°249¢ 120z] 43
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