Bulletin,
Vount Jov. Pa
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19371 Open House At
Newcomers For New
1'53 Chevrolet :
| The completely new Chevro-
let for 1953 will be displayed in
| this locality for the first time on
Friday, January 9, by Newcom
er Motors, Inc., of Mount Toy January 10,
The dealer C. S. Newcomer
| and his staff will as hosts | C. Nail,
land explain the teatures of the
car during the special observ
ance of “Open House all day the
on Friday and in the evening.
Thursday, Junuary 8
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LONG
serve Marietta,
terest
glass enclosure
Its hard to match consistght saving with was white
Iron Works here were
} Blacksmith Dies At 88
attain it.
may
and is said to be
HAPPENINGS
AGO
THIRTY YEARS AGO
1923
An invention perfected by
be of |
to owners of closed cars
It was to apply a monogram on
The col
the
The formal debut of the '53 latest addition to automobile |
anything else when itfcomes to building { Chevrolet will also be continued refinement and exclusiveness
Ww | / on Saturday. | The Independent Band pre
financial sedurity. Sét your own goal | -— a sented a ton of coal to the per
: : fk Retired Landisville son holding No. 226
and let regular sayings here, help you The employees of the Grey
“tickled”
—- when they learned that all were
| Smart Styling of ’53 Chevrolets
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Quicy! Tender! Delicious!
U'. 8. Gov't Graded Good or Choice Sirloin
EXTRA SPECIAL!
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At such a low price as this you'll certainly want to take advantage of
this opportunity to treat the family to a delicious steak dinner. Cut
from young, grain-fed Western steers. Acme quality beef has that tender,
Juicy flavorful deliciousness that folks go for in a big way.
| U. S. Good or Choice Lean
| 7°
David N. Long, eighty-eight.! sien 4 five percent increase in ofl ero Cher are Ib 45
{a blacksmith in Landisville for ..es for the New Year Front-end styling of the completely re-designed Chevrolets accn- | Uc SUS
K ages for the New Year. li . a dE aces Ew Ade
| 85 years, died at the Lancaster An. attempt to ‘rob the dress the appearance of power and fleetness in the new lin. a |
| An attemy oy shown above, the surface of the hood this year extends far «or | Ready for <
ne General Hospital where he had ing rooms of the Mt Joy Hall forward before curving abruptly down to the radiator grille, 2 | FRYING CHICKENS the Pan Ib 57
31a been a patient for three days was frustrated and the man es its note of beauty and distinction, the outer rim of the gi - | Fully
ph : J Led circles the parking lamps and center bar mounting three dec e | & C C Ib <
with uremia. 194 caped without taking anything, “prop bars.” Increased performance, comfort and convenienc. ..e STEWIN HI RENS Dressed 59
Long, who retired in 1949 in during a Lyceum entertainment outstanding features of the 1953 Chevrolet line. | c
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Ye Ae Fn favor of his son, Fred D. Long, given by a group of Philippinos wer mmm : mm | FRESHLY GROUND BEEF 43
P07 4 A) Le who is now operating his fath- jn the auditorium. fo rebuild, but instead of erect- during the Civil War, ete. { Lancaster Sliced Bacon 1;1h29¢ Fancy Pollock Fillets 1b 29¢
er's shop, was a native Lancast- When the farm buildings, ing the buildings on the former Miss Mary Diffenderfer, East| Tender Sliced Pork Liver 1b 39¢ Fillets of Haddock 1b 39%
er countian, being a son of the house, barn, burned down on site he wisely chose a point Main St., entertained the mem- |
late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Long. the Samuel Hoffines farm, East | where his lane intersects with bers of the cast of the play “The BEANS AND WIENERS
Ete Beet. TL. He was a member of the Lan. Donegal Township the owner | the public road leading from the Empty Room” given by the| Only Pennies per portion! Easy - - - Delicious - - - Satisfying
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Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin disville ‘Church of God. immediately made ns | Mt. Joy and Marietta turnpike, young people of the Methodist y &
; Van Camp’s Pofk & Tasty Skinless
, T_T = | known as Long Lane. The work church. Cast included: Anna
| was pushed as much as possible Grosh, Velma Sherk, Miriam| B E A MN a FRANKS
[in effort to complete the build- Bennett, Helen McElroy, Helen |
4 lings by Spring. Mr. Albert G. Burkett, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
omen Cc {ings by Spring. Mr. Albe 3. B + Mr. Mrs. Jos
S otton | Walters, Florin, has the con- Shaeffer, Thomas Martin, Jack | 20-0z C Ib c
j tract, Bennett, Charles Ziegler, War-| cans
Dresses
5 97
Chambray and 5
seersuckers in solids :
or prints. Some are
Everglaze cottons!
12.20 and 14l/5-
241/,.
12 to 19 inch
LAMP SHADES
97
rand laced fiberglass,
crash fabric and Syn-straw
in many decorator colors.
Men’s Rayon Gabardine
SPORT SHIRTS
Convertible collar; ad- 51 a7
justable cuffs. Blue,
grey, toast or royal.
Sizes S$, M, L.
® Regal Tissues 3 for 47c or 16¢
® Bridge Mix ........ Ib. 43¢
® Pure Silk Headsquares ..57¢
® Men's Hankies, Pkg. of 10 77¢
® Unbleached Muslin. .yd. 23¢
® Tots’ Dresses, | to 6 ...88¢
® Nylon Curtains .....$1.97
White Plastic
TOILET SEATS
$ 3 AT
Durable plastic in a gleam-
ing white finish. Won't chip,
crack or peel.
Women's Plastic and Faille
HANDBAGS
99¢
olus tax
20x40 inch Bath Size
TURKISH TOWELS
44
Women's Fancy Trimmed
RAYON PANTIES
/ 35-inch Plain or Printed
PERCALE
29¢
18 Pc. Peach Lustre Glass
LUNCHEON SET
Set of sugar, creamer and | 47
Smart new styles in plas-
tic or calf patent or
faille. Many colors.
First quality percales in
prints or solid colors. 2
to 20 yard lengths.
Thick, thirsty toweling in
many lovely solid colors
4 each of cups, saucers,
or white,
desserts, dinner plates.
Women's Rayon
EXTRA SIZE PANTIES
Reven Jet ried 37¢ 3 Pairs Brief styles in rayon 37¢ 3 Pairs
styles in white or tricot. WI
pastels. S,M.L. $1 .00 Sizes 8-9. iid $1 .00
24//,-inch Kitchen
STOOLS
Boys' Short Sleeve
POLO SHIRTS
Cutter Edge Box
WAXED PAPER
$ 77 Soft cotton knit in 3 for Transparent, flexible 2 Roll
. bright stripes, C c Be 5
pra or 37 51.60 fol 47c
Baked enamel finish, Yellow,
white, red. Comes knocked
down. Easy to assemble!
14-16 West Main St.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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of ren Shank, Eugene Crider,
| Main street, motorists (many of and Mrs. C. L. Lyle,
(them) think this is a regular as and Mrs.
{ speedway. It's an hourly occur- fer.
| rance to see a big car go thru!
| town, from one end to the other
| at from 30 to 35 miles per hour.
Since the completion
Several ladies motored t
New York City Sunday visitin
Rev.
and Thom.
William Diffende r-|
The “Makings’ of a Real Breakfast - - « .
GOLD SEAL PREPARED
PANCAKE MIX
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places of interest and attending | ip
| Boro Fathers deemed it advis- a tea at the Hotel Biltmore. La- 20-02 < pkg
| able to cut out speeding and dies were Miss Ethel Moore, pkgs 25¢
[ purchased signs, which were Mus. Ralph Eshleman, Miss | ;
erected by Supervisor Smeltzer Mary Strickler, Miss Doris Cor- Gold Seal Buckwheat #007 ka 15¢
{and placed on posts and from recht and Mrs. Jay Eicherly. S
| then on constables are going to TEN YEARS AGO Ideal Cane and apie syrup
i get busy and the speeders will’ January 7, 1943 { 5 : hr BD
| m : : v | | d 7 { \ nq.
obey. They will either—Drive! President Roosevelt pro- gx bs : P Ideal 24-02 23¢
Sow oF ! on pA
| Slow and Hu Prunes Rob-Ffrd Cal 2 'b box 45¢
| Drive Fast and See Our Jail. bilization Day
moral support and practical as
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{ sistance of ill citizens to
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| January 12, 1938
| ~ reie re reac its al. r
| Three freight cars were de- | 2 giculture reach its goal. The
new year,
railed at Florin Crossing. Resi- | tl t critical ¢
: Ss Lere ye most critical farm or
dents were without lights for 3 Se most ¢ a arm pro
tion year story.
several hours. One of the steel GUction year in histor
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
See Our Town—or— | claimed January 12th Farm Mo
i in order to rally |
help |
1943 will be consid- |
4 tall cans 55¢
quart bot 33¢
46-0z can 27¢
2 6-0z cans 29¢
16-0z hot 19¢
* IDEAL FANCY [TOMATO JYICE
"| © FROZEN ORANGE JUICE
| QUAKER MAIQ
a tvs Faber eat-Flo Roastgd as Ibs 1 7 Ib 7%¢
| poles supporting the power lines Supe Tvising principal, J. W. | ASCO COFFEE 57
| was knocked down. R. R. offi- Harkness, reported an attend-
cials stated a 125 car train was! 37¢¢ of 93 percent with Sh on
| passing over the Crossing when rollment of 637 pupils at
{a truck from under a box car] School Board meeting.
| broke loose and bounced under | Pleasure driving
| . ir as
the wheels of the gondola fol- 2 17 a state beginning |
at noon today.
(lowing. Watchman John Myers Ne a) Bacl | Reg 6-0z can makes
{ was on duty when the wreck oc. up. evin local 1/2 Pints
| curred, Met. Ins. Co. agent has
| .,| transferred to Jacksonville,
[ A townsman Albert “Pud Last Thursday the
| Hershey presented the editor
with a copy of ihe Mount Joy
| Star of July 6, 1876. L. M. Gal-
lager was yy and publisher.
1s a 7 column four
in a Historic edition.
An article told of the Indians at
[the Cove, the big Indian battle
| between the two Chickies
| creeks, of Washington spending
la night at Big Chickies Tavern.
east of here, much about Done-
| gal Springs, the small Army
| Mount Joy sent to Bainbridge
Fla.
house on New Haven street.
Their daughter Mrs. Daniel Ad- |
am moved to an Apt. in Lan-
caster.
Friendship Fire Co. was cal. |
led out to extinguish an
fire on the car of
man, Maytown,
driving with the
brake on.
Park Eberle moved from Mt.
Joy RI, to the former Felker
property on North Market St.
ee ——
| The paper
page paper
Carrie
caused from |
emergency
Quality Meats
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Joan Hess
(From page 1)
from the wheel-chair fund and |
come forth to make the t total a-
bout $60 to purchase the watch.
Joan is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Henry Hess, Market
Street, this boro.
et A. ce.
MOUNT JOY | h1vORCE GRANTED
F Aaron G. Longenecker, Eliza.
HITE - WA HING bethtown R3 was divorced from
Rhoda N. Longenecker, Mount
AND Joy R2. They were married on
D SINFE TING August 4th,
ESTATES SETTLED
Orphans’ Court approved six
estates with funds totaling $86.-
485.76 listed with them was An-
drew B. Brown, Mount Joy, for |
$2,434.59.
TE OS +. —
1945.
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FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
39-tf
Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
Elmer G. Strickler
“YOU BUY ONLY THE
JAMES, B. IG
the
is forbidden
been |
Bachman’s |
moved from the Martin Gerber |
it is hoped more donations will |
ORANGES -
it's Great! People are
Ace-High Fres
Extra Special
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Here's the biggest Frozen Fruit Juice Value any-
| where. The quick-frozen juice of tree-ripened
{ Grapefruit - - rich in Vitamin C - - for your winter
health.
) 46-02 45
| IDEAL ORANGE JUICE Fancy Fla.
2 46-0z cans 55¢
| SAVE HERE ON DAILY-FRESH PRODUCE
3-25
FANCY U.S. 1 YELLOW gm
.25¢
ctn 23¢
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BROCCOLI
1 SOLID SLICING TOMATOES
| WASHED AND PREPARED KALE 19¢
SALAD, SLAW OR SOUP MIXES °ks ]5¢
ICY FLORIDA i}
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LARGE FLA. TANGERINES ~~ “=25c¢
LARGE FLA. GRAPEFRUIT 4 or 29¢
Seabrook Extra Fancy Green Peas 2 '0-0z 39¢
Frozen Seabrock Mixed Vegetables 1002 sky 23¢
Food4 |deal Whole Sugared Strawberries 120% Pka 294
Do You Like French Bread
Crisp, Crunchy and Hot From the Oven?
Here itis -- just slipitin pkg of
C
the oven, Brown 'n Serve 2 loaves 22
Virginia Lee Pineapple Iced Layer Cakes 2 68¢
Supreme Enriched Bread oar 19°€
Old Time Home-Made Flavor and Quality -
C
Suells, Buiter Bread <i 2G
3 Kinds—White, Whole Wheat or Protein
PRINCESS MARGARINE Golden 14's 2 'bs 43¢
IDEAL MARGARINE Enriched 1's Ib 27¢
FRESH MAYONNAISE Hom-deLite pt jar 31¢
FARMDALE DRY MILK Non-Fat 160z can 35¢
Ideal Orange & Grapefruit & Crapefruit
‘Blended Juice
Fancy
Calif.
Fire - { Aulo - - Life Funeral Difector
Accide Health - - MOUNT JQY/ PENNA. |
Hospitalization
AND MORTGAGE [INSURANCE |
IDEAL TOMATO SOUP Condensed 3 cans 29¢
January Family Circles. 5¢
Prices Effective Jan. 8-9-10, 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved
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