Miss Helwig A Patient | G—=The Bulletin, Mount Jovy, Pa.., Thursday September 25, At Lanc. General Hosp. - — - 5 — 'A Reminder . . . Don’t Forget The Hee-Haw | Don't F | Beat The Rush! I Trad Titus Rutt's Insurance Main street this the Mt Needlework delicious, | | Miss Betty Helwig, daughter | of Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Helwig, of this boro, underwent a major operation at the Lancaster Gen. / | eral Hospital Saturday at 2:45 Joy \ p. m. | Miss Helwig, a | was to sail to India with anoth-| l er missionary friend, but a de-| | lay visa kept her from sailing. | Miss Helwig's illness came on very suddenly and her parents| i are thankful she was still at | home, and not on a ship in mid- ocean when her condition re-| GRAPE pro! quired a surgical operation. JUICE Mobile (From Page 1) Start Your Breakfast with a Gold Mine of Vitamin C Idea! Fancy Sweet Fla. Grapefruit Juice 2:43 REG. 25¢ LIGHT MEAT GRATED CALIF. una 2:45¢ their work can now avail them- Reg. 19c GLENWOOD Cc selves of this opportunity to| gls the military| help the men in the STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY or GRAPE services. Most, if not all of blood collected will go to Ko- rea. Mt. Joy's response to the NOTE OUR NEW LOWERED PRICES program in May, 1952 was most DUZ, OXYDOL, SUPER SUDS, LUX ge c FLAKES, IVORY SNOW OR FLAKES pkg 27 Surf, Dreft, Vel, Tide, Fab or Cheer 'aracrks 29¢ Duz, Oxydol, Ivory Snow or Super Suds 9ia"tpks 65¢ giant pkg 69c¢ ol You'll be needing Fall clothes sooner than flice on East ponsored by Branch of the ild of America mm um Doro 80 get into the closets and dig them missionary the you think: 1 Gu before out now for cleaning and pressing the rummage sale Friday and | i the ity Lutheran I by the Ladies Bible Class IC er S open Friday at 1 P. M. and 10 A.M on Saturday, args] galore rush begins. basement of Church held | Saturday In [ | Doors | big in mind the following | 46-02 October 4, the Mount | cans and Florin Neighborhood | Scouts will hold a benefit | Terry Young . . . October 10-11 the rum- | the Mt. Joy Meth- Church is sponsored by 76 = 78 EAST MAIN STREET MT. JOY, PA Ke cp Saturday Joy Girl food sale for | YOU WE PHONE ahi odist he W after er co-chairman. It is hoped that since the hours for collec-| tion of blood have been extend-| ed to 6:30 P. M., many people| who could not get away from| 6-0z sale at cans “M2 = ope. > > =I S.C. 5 food and clothing, How a William need the soul? | something for bout going to hear Rev . . ['oland, the colored minister TV - Radio Service speak at the Mount Joy Church | of God Sunday evening at 7:30 he's worth hearing. . . . . NEIGHBORHOOD HEADQUARTERS Rally Day Whenever your radio or television set requires ser- rom page 1) — wondered at the vice. Rely on your local headquarters for depend- able repair. “IF HE IS SO BLAMED MODERN, HOW COME HE STILL FARMS UP AND DOWN HILL 2 “ P m gratifying. Let us all get behind| this worthy program. Make al date now. The earliest registra-| nts will have their choice of] time. | Dreft, Fab, Vel, Cheer or Tide old 3 laughed when tractors) will be glad to tell you how you were first used on the farm but can get assistance in establish- tractors are here to stay. Many conservation measures on : first Contact Henry strip cropping but conservation a y : Manheim R2, You can’t be the | parti | first but don’t be the last. One Manheim RI, the Lancaster County Soil plan for Conservation District Directors | your farm. Some ling contour | your farm. Worship and Planning Retreat The group will travel to Mount | farming pays. I PERSONALS | Hackman, or Homer Graybill 3 Gretna where they will A ’ of worship, | of about a conservation SEE A SNS the cipate in periods | fun, and planning program | Our convenient location means faster service and personal attention to all your TV-Radio service needs. CALL US NOW, OR JOT DOWN OUR PHONE NUMBER FOR FUTURE REFERENCE, H. S. Newcomer & Son, inc. MOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 3-336 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Roundup Of FALL VALUES COMBINATION SEASON-ALL DOOR 2 ft. 8 in. x 6 ft. 8 in. Made of selected Ponderosa Pine | in. thick Other sizes aiso available x 0 x 0) 0 x 0 0 ¥ x 0 LD x 0) 0 0 0 LJ x AJ 0 0 PORTABLE KEROSENE HEATER Handy for quick heating of a small room "MORTITE"” UTILITY TAPE For easiest weatherstripping of windows. Regular price $1.25 "JIFFY -PANE" STORM WINDOW Includes sheet of transparent vinyl film and moulding strips. RUBBER FORCE CUP 5 inch red rubber cup. Value 35¢ SPECIAL PRICE HOUSEHOLD UTILITY HOSE raining Handy for fillng or d Washing Machines or tubs MOP $189 With handy buil squeezer. "TI-PEE" SELF-WRINGING SPONGE DOUBLE SQUARE LAUNDRY TUBS $1695 Heavy galvanized tubs Regular price $18.95 NOW JUNIOR LUNCH KIT School size. Includes 15, Pint vacuum bottle SPECIAL VALUE $189 "HANDI-SERVE" 5 PC. JUICE SET Decanter and 4 juice glasses. NEW HARRINGTON-RICHARDSON "GAMESTER"” VARI-CHOKE SHOTGUN A great value $3395 Come in to see it. IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS Plant Now for Springtime Beauty. Every garden needs: TULIPS HYACINTHS DAFFODILS CROCUS H.S. Newcomer & Son, Inc. PHONE 3-3361 MOUNT JOY, PA. f the for | City’s Pride Wag- | The first of New York's mounted | 21 police went on duly in 1904. for the year's activities of Youth Fellowship. Leaders the retreat will be Clair president of the Youth Fel- lowship, Clifford Schmid, choir director, Mrs. John Roth, teach- er and Rev. Ezra Ranck, Pastor. ner, A in the Bulletin | | | | Stimulate your enriness by adver- Hsin | { NOW YOU CAN CUT UP TO 20 tons of corn silage an hour! | in the hope that she could | and coax him to take food | with her presence build up his Terry (From page 1) remain with him for two weeks. through the urgent request of the staff doctors at the hospital, try and | moral. birth to a ago and Mrs. Young gave baby girl two weeks | was rushed to her son’s side as | | | | | cal | | | ‘to help the family land gives you better silage — Faster! New High-Capacity Hay Head! Your New Holland Forage Harvester can easily and quickly be changed to windrow operation. The new hayhead, with its longer spring fingers, picks up cleaner, is more effective in a wid- er variety of conditions. New Holland's exclusive floating upper apron gives you greater windrow capacity. It's now possible to chop and blow up to 10 tons of grass silage per hour—get your feed into the silo at the peak of its nutritive value! All these features in one machine mean a New Holland can fill your every harvesting need. If you're think- ing of getting a forage harvester — Stop in and see us today. for top capacity, ease of operation, and complete dependability, the New Holland Forage Harvester leads the field! I'he row-crop attachment, has extra-wide gathering points. The gathering chains are spaced close enough to hold and carry thin, short plants — yet the channel between gatherers is wide enough to handle the heaviest stalks. Feeder action can be stopped, started, or reversed from the tractor seat! Knives, attached to precision-bal- anced flywheel for smoother utting and blowing, have microm- ster adjustments . . . can be removed or sharpening without disturbing ad ustment, D. L. DIEM & SONS Phone: 6-2131 Lititz, Pa. above, faster, 100 East Lincoln Ave. B see it now at your authorized - NEW HOLLAND dealer Get out of the woods of uncertainty - fear some financial emergency may-oc- | Since | soon as she was able to travel. Mrs. Young will live with Terry in the “rice house”. He is on a steady diet of rice with to- mato juice occasionally. The plight of the Young fam- ily came before the public eye when it was learned their in- come could not meet the medi- expenses involved, after struggling alone since March to keep the child at the hospital. that time every one is responding to establish a fund give their child the treatments needed for a chance to recover. How The Fund Grew Coin boxes are placed thru- out the boro. Organizations have donated, benefits, bake sales, etc. have been held to raise meney for this child’s sake. The Young's appeared on “People Make, The News” over WGAL-TV station which reach- ed to many hearts. One, an 80 vear old man sent a check for $70 with a touching letter a- bout his own battle against the disease when he was a child. There are quite a few donators ! who wish to remain anonymous. I'he coin boxes are emptied a- bout every ten days and up to Tuesday the bank statements showed $921. Checks have been drawn against this total for the child’s hospital expenses. Individual contributions by checks and cash totals $201. The following is a complete list to date: American Legion, voted upon and from coin boxes, $88, Bob Kunkle’s benefit Midget-Midget ball game, $40.81, Mt. Joy Box Factory, $10.87, Aircraft-Mar- ine employees, $110.60, Tyndall Store, $39.90, Hess Store, $29.- 04, Kitty's Dress Shop, $15.61, Grey Iron Co. $11.20, Dor-Jan Beauty Studio, $8, Clearview Diner, $31.00, Washington House, $6.72, E-town Savoy Shoe Co., $51. Elizabethtown Women of the Moose, $25. Ger- | berich-Payne Shoe Co., $31.06, | Sioan’s, $26.73, Mrs. Balmer and daughter Barbara for sale of doughnuts, $60., Hi-Gem cur. Build your reserve through saving regularly. Begin any time with any amcunt. Your savings here are insured up to $10.000. add SILL ILIKE EG IR MT. JOY, PA.: YOY AY Methodist S. S. class $50., Flor- | in S. S. class of U. B. Church, | $58.90. | Terry still needs your help. | How long it will take | progress he had been making to try has a chance—and your dol- [lars and cents are playing such |a big part in a chapter of this little boy's life DO Wee Stimulate your business by adver- lising in the Bulletin, f David Roudabaugh, formerly| of this boro, is a patient in the| Good Samaritan Hospital, Leb-| anon, suffering from rheumatic| fever. sician. To Close Fireplace— ANY ioned fireplaces which no longer | are serviceable, They are a problem, being expensive to remove or put into working condition, and being drafty, dirty, and wasteful of room heat. There are several ways’ to close the opening to shut off the draft, but mak- ing the closure both functional and attractive is a bit of a trick. The ideal | solution is a panel which tightly closes | the opening and which may be pleas. | ingly decorated to heighten the inter- | est in an otherwise dull location. Many iecading artists use Tempered | Presdwood instead of canvas. Its quali- | ties as a painting medium—perma- | nence, absence of grain, durability, | old homes have old-fash- | | | non-splintering or cracking—are the same which make it widely used in home remodeling and new construc: tion in residential, commercial, and industrial fields. A Presdwood panel, then, used as a fireplace closure and painted or other- wise decorated ®ombines function and | beauty. Instead of a painting by some talented member of the family or friend, the panel may be covered with a blowup of a favorite snapshot. De- calcomanias are another alternative, or the smooth-surfaced material may be painted or enameled. Since the artistic motif is involved, | it's wise to have the panel easily re- movable so that the scene may be | changed from time to time. The sim. plest way to install the quarter-inch | | 1 | a framéwork of 1x2 lumber in the opening and then attach the hard. board with roundheaded screws in. | serted through drilled holes at the | cogners and intermediate points. ear wo — Vic Vet says BLIND, CRIPPLED AND TB VETERANS RECEIVING VA COMPENSATION DO NOT HAVE | TO APPLY FOR THE INCREASED PAYMENTS RECENTLY VOTED BY CONGRESS ... THEYLL BE PAID AUTOMATICALLY BEGINNING WITH AUGUST no one ; 0 | knows. Now that his appetite is ' [4 | waning it can retard the slow ;§¥8 overcome the rare disease. Ter- CHECKS DUE ABOUT SEPT. | 00 00 NO 00 For full information contact VETERANS ADMINISTRATION nearest panel for its dual purpose is to fasten | * 'TOKAY GRAPES wily [es 4 To Lh (TTY NOW ON SALE~ONLY 5:€ It’s National Dog W eek Hunt Club Dog Bones P*9 33¢ Vitamont Dog Food ©" (3c Gaines Dog Meal - 5's T4¢ Rival Dog Food <n ile Ideal Dog Food can {Geo Timco Dog Food can |3¢ Cap’n Dog Food 3 c3"s 26¢ Fine or Wide Hershey Kisses 12-02 21 Colgate Tooth Paste 47¢-63c Princess Margarine ib 22¢ pkg You Are Always Sure of Satisfaction with Acme Meats SEA SHELLS SHORTCUT MACARONI 2.33 SPAGHETTINI LONG MACARONI 2.33 1-1b pkgs For a change, for a treat - - Fancy Tender Young Long Island 4 Dressed and Drawn, Oven-Ready Small, Lean Smoked (1V5 to 215 Ibs avg.) Boneless Pork Buits Sliced Dried Beef '+'> 39¢ Tender Pork Liver S'iced FRYING CHICKENS 57° STEWING CHICKENS Dressed 1» Qc COUNTRY STYLE: & Cut Up Fresh Sausage '°49¢ Scrapple 1Tc Pan Pudding 45¢ TASTY SKINLESS FRANKFURTS Ib §85¢ SLICED LEBANON BOLOGNA % Ib 37¢c Out-Standing Values in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables This Week We're Featuring Fancy Snow White Cauliflower 25° jd ctns 25¢ 2-23 3.25¢ EATING APPLES U5 lms 5b bag 49 Large Eggplants © 10¢ Large Peppers 2 for 9¢ IDEAL PURE.CONCEN. ORANGE JUICE 2 6-0z cans 29¢ SEABROOK FARMS EXTRA FANCY GREEN PEAS 2 10-0z pkgs 39¢ 75° b 37e None Priced Higher large head Nearby Valentine Green Luscious Calif. Red Virginia Lee Delicious Oven-Fresh Treats Chocolate Iced Golden Layer Cakes °2 69¢ Iced Pound Cake 'z™c°"39¢|Cinn. Sticky Buns 35¢ Chocolate Gold Bar 43c | Assorted Buns pkg 6 29¢ Almond Coffee Cake 39¢ | Pineapple Buns pka 6 20¢ large Supreme Enriched Bread x 15¢ Why Pay More? Taste the Quality, you'll switch to Supreme. ————————————————————————————— Prices Effective Sept. 25-26-27, 1952. Quantity Riechte Rasarved \
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