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Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, Oclober 16, 195. | » | fom
Quality Meats WHITE - WASHING Contest angle that is becoming so no- | PERSONALS
ticeable, One contestant says]
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I ALSO A FULL LINE OF : (From page 1)
THE BULLETIN I AND | preme efforts now that to accept defeat would bez Lester B
i T R rerlasting ‘ i nt Mr. and Mrs. Lester DBrenc-
Published every Thursday at 11 East \ . BIRDS EYE DISINFECTING In fact, just a few “full term’ everlasting disappointment and | oe con and Mi. and Mus
I rr Res she doesn't want that to hap-| man and son ; :
y e— . pected sources might be the pen to her. Another declares |
Cara | Atlantic City, N. J.
Main Street, Mount Joy, In fa | ew
A {l | subscriptions nowe from unex | seh!
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Fruits & Vegetables HESS BROS. very ones needed to take the that they owe it to their friends
| Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Bren-

Lancaster County, Pa. |

William N. Young, Publisher I
Fred J. Alberte, Bditor & Manager | ti — lead for the coveted first prize. who have responded so prompt | . t and Mr
Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus. Mg: I ’ FLORIN, PENNA. This is vour opportunity to a- ly and wholeheartedly, thus far, | eman of Elizabeth own an A r.
Is I i KRALL Meat Market Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 mass a vote total that will be! to put forth their best efforts | Jesse Cassel 9 DAO an
John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher I WEST MAIN | 39-tf § hard for anyone to overcome, hereafter and call upon every were Sunday guests of Mr. and
5 | if ] / JN’ 4 | ‘ : { Mrs ster riet-
1901 - 1952 I MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY Enter Personal Pride resource from now until the | Mrs. Lester Breneman, Mariet
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail tS A striking feature of the past’ end ta Avenue.
Advertising rates upon request r———— SR a - A. -
Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy,
Pa.. as second-class mail under the Act
of March 3, 1879.
Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper
Publishers’ Association
STOP ar te Big Savings at A&Ps 93rd
_—— ee] BY A WISE OWL JOHNS - MANVILLE BOOTH . Anniversary Celebration
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Ed | Here it is, Farm Show time again! This is ' - — os |
ttona y poy the week I fill up on hamburgs, hot dogs and At The Community Exhibit
a J taffy apples. I got a punkin’ entered. Had a
Shop At Home! handful of good oid fashioned chestnuts but
Last week we waiked up and down Main | I had to eat those. Remember the good old ASK ABOUT
Street. we ran up to Florin, even took a quick | days when we used to go for caestnuts as
jaunt down to Salunga - and what did we find? | soon as the frost had opened the burrs? But {|
We found that your local merchant is offering | getting back to the Exhibit, drop around to the
the best in modern merchandise at prices from | Remembrance Committee stand, drop a coin |}
i0 to 30 per-cer®t lower than in Harrisburg or [in the donation box. Dimes and quarters still
add up to dollars no matter what.
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Lancaster!
Add to that the cost of transportation, which * * * | eae as ;
is not taken sericusly these ddys but yet is one On Wednesday, during the air raid alert, a . reine eee — All prices in this Ad Effective
Through Saturday, Ociober 18th.

you | local hubby was chasing around the house
like mad, while the rest of the family took
chelter. His wife cried: “Hurry up!”
“1 can't find my false teeth,” called the hus-
of the costs of living, and you find that
save even more by giving the local merchant
a chance first before you begin to look else-
where.
Our stores here have everything you could | band.
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE TOMATOE PHILLIPS SALEM & SHER VIC 18.1 27¢
1952 NEW PACK
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Beat The Rush! SPAMISHSAUSE | BEANS 24x 27°
want. The whole trouble is they have not been | “False teeta!” returned the exasperated
shouting about it loudl h. And so, wife. “What do you think they're gonna drop. |} . ; . f 11-02 c 4 REDUCED 1-lb.
es iy litle ‘junket Yo vi gl bo Art in rw You'll be needing Pall sooner thon iH 2 35 BEST PURE LARD PRICE! 2 prints 25°
could cover in a couple of days, just to prove * Hr He you think; — so get into the closets and dig them “CHICKEN-OF-THE-SEA V-8 COCKTAIL VISE ALLE afjlipien 34¢
t if that ight - and t ble | Food for thought . . . .... : : ‘
ign] ere right - and fo enable F or out now for cleaning and: pressing before the TUNA FISH HARVEST MIX WORTH MORE WL 29¢
t takes girls longer to dress because they rush begins. . “1b
— PREMIUM SALTINES nusico «jig 23°
Yep. consider your local businessman first!
He's your neighbor, he’s your friend, and his
volume of business will help build up your
Seven days in a jeep makes one weak.
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community. And that makes your interest in °
your community much more valuable, E h [ . ne Oh
There are several good five-cent cigars on IC er ys LIPTON BigW eek-endFresh Fruit and VegetableSpecials/
CALIFORNIA CRISP ICEBERG ;
® the market today, but they sell at a higher GS
He wid BY Se sear Te | TEA BA
The Community Exhibit 78 EAST MAIN STREET MT. JOY, PA. | c
| | | gor 91° 2. 55
Reno is a great dairy center—the cream of
have to slow down for the curves.

21 C 34° There is a coupen in each package WORTH [0c toward the purchase of 3
can packages of either Lipton Noodle or Lipton Tomato Vegetable Soup Mix!

It is only fitting that the Community Exhibit
open with a Pennsylvania Week parade for society goes els to be separated. | 1
the very things Pennsylvania is famous for are * * Y NONE
the very things we here are so proud of. For | _ Well dear” sighed the head of a Landis- oy Tere ye LIPTON TEA Gre 2 oo 25°
ours is a far-above-average community typical ville home after viewing the crumpled fender. | PHONE CALL Ne HIGHER i
of a far-above-average state. All you have to “did the officer scold you for hitting one of §|
do is travel around the country to realize that. Lancaster's trees?” | Ya 65° i RHE (YONG Hil
We compliment the Community Exhibit for | NO. he was just lovely, Joan,” explained | . - i =
a fine show and we for one intend to enjoy it | {he new driver. “He said the city planted them | _ . -o — - | ee iB
thoroughly. See you there tonight! just to keep lady drivers from getting upon ||. JUNKET QUICK
& S & people's orciess ’ ir y i |
William (Honey) 2 1 “Did you ever | SEE THE AMAZING NECCHI FUDGE MIX BARTLETT PEARS 2 “i 9B

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Who $ Going To Win? stop to think that more noses are red from eet eee ero eee c
In less than three weeks, the question of | Sticking them into other peoples business than | THAT $t¥cuzs AND. FINAIES WITROUY ATTACHMENTS ps 32 SOLID SLICING (NONE PRICED HIGHER)
who is to be the next president of the |ifom hitting the botile? 10 Callophane ¢
* AT MOUNT JOY COMMUNITY EXHIBIT TOMATOES wero 2 ci 19

coffee, few feel the need to put up heated
United States will have been decided. And * *
js which has been a hot one I Up at Newcomer's garage today while wait- | OLD DUTCH — -
or the past several weeks, probably will | ing for our car, I noticed a mechanic pick «| : ET "
get hotter and hotter—as far as the candi- piece of paper from the seat of another auto- CLEANSER big SNOW CROP, frozen food Sale $
dates are concerned. mobile He glanced at it and began to chuck- | ORANGE JUICE SNOW CROP Sie 85¢
There are several things which have im- le, then he handed me the paper. It was a long Re dl +. FROZEN 5
pressed this gullible weekly editor, who has list of pairs the owner wanted done. Penciled Frozen Peas snow croe 2 2 age
p v ’ ar a 38 t : «
guested wrong for i past four elections. or cay as. pis note: “Please stop GIBBS Snow Crop Waffles rrozen 330
ne is that among those we find sitting be- wie ;
side us sipping our mid-morning cup of | : * * * KETCHUP 401 18a Snow Crop Spinach FROZEN 2 Yor 35e
£ While I was there several of the mechanics bottle Snow Crop Fryers FROZEN vi | 0g | §
| Cut Wax Beans 2%: 21c LLL
| were arguing as to who could guess weight

. arguments such as marked previous cam- | yo pos when Roy C i
paigns. | 3 oy Carroll asked young Dew- | E 8Y-0z 1 OCEAN FREEZE 10-
"Sure, everybody is interested but more | of what Jim Krall weighs. - - - Dewey being on ep DICED BEETS JUMBO SHRIM A on 59:
folks than ever before are quietly discuss- | ihe bail exclaimed, meat! - - - - Roy's chin was | re pe 9 LEMONADE REAL SOLD be 27¢
ing both sides and the middle. More people close to the fox the oy of the day. ee es PLANT ER 3 AAPA eer AABN er}
we meet are seeking more facts than ever ! * i i COCKTAIL To
before. | Joann Funk told me she just loves charge | SALTED 00D LUCK OLEOMARGARINE
Add to this the fact that registration of accounts because they go farther than money. | B I N K L E Y ’ & PEANUTS ach Package of "GOOD LUCK" Contains a Coupon worth 1-15 c
voter z where is 1 of ] Y. 10c towards the purchase of | dozen eggs at your A & P. kgs
i s everywhere is larger than at any often wendered what a double ring cere- 3.08 35° There is a cou h me
time in the past. And say what they will, mony really meant. Now I know. A young SEWING MACHINE AND REMNANT SHOP SPRY Sn of wach 3b can of SPRY pur + 80¢
rong of so-called can tell any bide told me it merely consists of washing '§ 100.111 N. Market St Phone 688 Elizabetht P | SUNNYBROOK MEDIUM, po -
us where 8 eS © SAS r ra 1 . . * 1zabe own, a. | i
LE i | is huge slice of new voters | two rings out tis bs tub instead of one... | CASHMERE BOUQUET FRESH EG GS ALL WHITE LEGHORN dated carion 63:
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If General Eisenhower wins, it will be of BUTTER GREANIRY A 7 gy
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this vast army of past non-voters who will 2 a me A Soloman is a man BATH SOAP CHEDDAR CHEES solid 8c rints 80c
overcome the labor-farm bloc. Labor, we | 0s the acor open ‘or his wile while : ITTY Fo 0 bom siz Mit Cage e
feel, isn’t going to budge away from the [Mie cones. In of load of groceries. Ta Si i ki : J en 34 HEESE us: 49 We» 99
Democratic column this year. Where the | All L * * * : Ty ! ANN PAGE BEANS... Yur 10° Dim 27¢
armer goes, is something else. got to say is we either need wid ics : : : -
: z er higa- 1 JANE PARKER :
2 Nope, Ye re not going to make any pre- Nar: or longer weekends. The way things pol > SWIFT S DONUTS GLAZED RAISED Mihi 3% PEA 29
jctions. We're just going to be glued to |it takes three or four hours for cit
L gomy § fo y folks to get R 2
rind) TY set election night so that we can |into the country and two days to get back gs CORNED BEEF STARKIST TUNA SHE Ne 31°
ind out as soon as possible. : 2
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; or mea . This is P lvani. /
Public Card Party Lindemuth, Miss Wilma Eaton, 10 5 ennsyrvania Week:
. Mrs. George Reigle, Mrs. Garth | 0 Atte d i H
' gle, Mrs. G: n ere Are a Few of the i
For Terry's Benefit Snyder, Mrs. Kate Barnhart Receprion OSCAR MAYER Food Products os any Produced
A public card party sponsor-{\irs. E 4 "Held For Th Helwi i ou Will Find at A&P
rh) A Mrs. Eli Smeltzer, Mrs. Irvin r e eiwigs CHOPPED HAM A i B tt 1
ed by the American Legion|Kaylor, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. | MY (with Raisin Sau Pple wusstmans or ile
oe ‘ : i , Mrs. | . vith is
Auxiliary will be held Monday | Elsie Grove, Miss Emma Shook- The Church of God of M I . Heinz Catsup rs 25¢
evening at 8:15 p. m. in the Le-|ers, Miss Anna Hoffer and Mrs. {Joy held a r A! ! ry 1 13 Heinz Bab bee
gion home. Pinochle, 500 and{C. R. Charles. ‘ Mrs [0 weld a reception for their can 2 einz pa y Foods STRAINED 10 ios 95¢
Bridge will be Played. Xo mA the Rey C. F. Helwig Cherries MUSSELMAN'S Rudra Tout ig yy 21¢
door prizes wi he awarded. . ast evening, Wednesday in the i Di :
Proceeds will be used for the Birthday Party For | Sunday -School Room. The Pro Speghety Dinner SHERAQTAR Dee We 42c
iy g. of Spaghetti, C i
Terry Young Li Mrs. James Neal gram was in charge of the La- LOW-COST y Ye worth 10¢ towards ponent oh a: oF Chat Saye Revie!’
ch | H er dies Aid and included Special
oh Tamas: Neal on. | £1800 Music by Mrs i "
Mrs. aries ostess Mr. and Mrs. James Neal on wiih Mrs. George AUTO LOANS ees SPAM 20 MULE TEAM
To Kings Daughters tertained guests at their home | dan» a n Noneytery -
re a : Crt NY, ‘ombone Solo by Ja; | i For economical eating. Get Spam i
Sn on New street on Sunday in| Barnhart. two readings by Chas. and you can lace your car BEECH NUT ig A fanst for 4 from the itty 120k BORAX
Mrs. C. R. Charles, this boro, honor of Mrs. Neals birthday. | Hershey, Duet by Ruth and Da- BABY FCOD ] ¢
was hostess Tuesday evening lo} Guests included Mr. and Mrs. | vid Weidman. insurance locally. Get all the : py a7: 19 i 33
the Kings Daughters Bible Clarence Craley of Shillington, Greeting of welcome to Rev BC CHOPPED...6 jars 8%
class of the Church of God. Mrs. Arthur Hendrix, Mr. and|and Mrs. Helwig for i i All varieti
| Mrs Ar x. Mr. and and Mrs. Helwig for their re- advantages with a BANK loan. ieties ,
Devotions and business was|{Mrs. Ed. Hendrix and sons,|turn were brought by the fol-| a anwges y Ha STRAINED 10 jars95¢ Rp SWIFT S BORAXO
transacted then followed by|James and Billy of Lancaster; Mrs, H NY - WE
Eo sancas y : Mrs, arvey Haw- . + ae ) -
games and a delicious luncheon | Mrs. Sadie Martin of Oyster |thorne for the Missionary So-! All varieties mn | PEANUT BUTTER HAND CLEANER
was served. The class decided |Point; Mr. ‘and Mrs. William | ciety, Mrs. Hazel Shenk for the ONAL CEREALS...... wa 17¢ 13-22 ¢ Sion ¢
to have a rummage sale Oct. 24{Mateer of Florin; Mrs. William |l.adies Aid, who also presented All varieties lor on 18
and 25 at the parsonage of the|{Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Esh- | Mrs. Helwig with a lovely chair MOUNT JOY BANK sr and ei oad
church on Henry Street. Thefleman, Mrs. Lloyd Shank, Mrs. |{or her writing desk. Lester : > ii LF
following vate Phogers. dohn Hendrix, Mrs. Millie Cro-|Eshelman spoke for the Sunday | H OF MOUNT JOY |
s. C. F. Helwig, Mrs. Lillie nath, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Summy | School, and Harvey S or]
: : : 4 ’ S. { } y vy Stoner for | ‘ ' 87 EAST RE \
Sayders, Miss Mae Shreiner, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hinkle {the Church Council. There were |§ * : | 7 MAIN ST ET MOUNT JOY, PA.
Mrs. Stella Sweigart, Mrs. Ellen of town. ' about 100 present. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | :
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