I poultry specialist. He says that find good cow families that will Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa., Thu "es raday January 9, 1953 Completes 330 D. Test B f C le d sume and bluegrass|improve dairy herds, reminds P County rie 5 arm a cn ar 2 good legum Rn yes C. R. Gearhart, Penn State ex- | sod has a high feeding value : vita- | tension dairy specialist. TRE Bot | V 1 LL { BF K SN Brattleboro, Wes, January 24 because of the proteins, tl THE BULLETIN A With 507 pounds of butierfal LITITZ—A serious fire in the GROW LARGE YIELDS mins. and minerals in the for-{ HAY SUPPLIDS PROTEIN ‘a " 3 getting at least 5 i ind 14006 unds of milk, to . lhe Pennsylvania Corn Club . -Beef cows || Published every Thursday at 11 E ror credic. Lr Agnes Maria. o | business section was ooo" rear REE produce ds per head of good | Mai NT Yi ! Aas | wr credit, Ina Agnes Maria, a narrowly averted . when em largest last year since it ORDER VEGETABLE SEED to 6 pounds per head of gooc | | ah : ount . a) registered Holstein Friesian a ) i Citi’ was organized in 1948, had 281 If any new and improved va | legume hay will have no short- he il ane tor y Ces 0 Q i are an » | ancaster County, Pa | cow owned bv A. W. Wicken- p oyees _, farmers enrolled. Of this num lar! ood age of protein, says Thomas = { vil NY | letected smoke only a moment rieties look particularly g A . 1 William N. Young. Publisher i heiser, Mount Joy, Pa has ber, 194 won awards for grow- wnt nlnge jer King, Penn Stale extension li: i | ’ ' before they were scheduled to || in the new sced catalogs, order, Meu Il Fred J. Alberte, Editor & Manager | completed a 330-day produc- ling more than 75 bushels of —_-. ; . val this livestock specialist. R | li lock up the building {or the LE Toa. 8 small amount for tria h S| : ir I Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus. Mgr. || tion test in official Herd Im.| ty ™ Aper a search smoke [Shelled corn pet fore. ie ir vear rather than discard the] USE GOOD SOIL—It is nec- By | provement Registry : Am «1. | Was sponsorec yy the ennsyl- * Aa "te ober fav- | essary to use a good soil for h i John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher was detected in the rear of ln vallia Crop “Improvement As older varieties entirely in fav-| ess 3 ag Qs ; p: fl 1901 - 1952 | She was milked two times) gi, Restaurant, next door to the| ®t 3p : or of the new ones, says James! starting vegetable plants, points tr Jao v - hs : y : 1 £ 2p FIV H vy { ) | laily and was 6 years 7 months |p A large Morris chair sociation and the Pennsylvania Dutt. extension vegetable spec- | out Robert Fletcher, Penn State a | « 4 tate ‘allege aorie ve | i Q inlie 1 Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail I of age when she began her | .c smouldering. The chair Ia Colle Be agricultural ex ialist of the Pennsylvania State extension garden specialist. it N i 4 | sting ver . nsion service » heavy . ap Advertising rates upon reques | testing period was directly . above the spot : 71 College | should not be heavy nor too fer- ye i Entered the postoftice at Mount Joy, || Her record averages approxi-| where the fresh-air-duct leads USE POULTRY PASTURE KEEP RECORDS ON COWS | tile. -— ¥ | A | ‘ r . . . Wy "> - ———— I Pa, as second class mail under the Act mately 20 quarts of milk daily to the theatre. Had the fire A good poultry pasture can| -—one of the reasons for keep i | of March 3, 1379 | for the period covered by her preached this duct, sparks help ease the problem of high ing records on dairy cattle, es- Everybody reads newspapers but h Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper I testing period could have been blown directly feed prices, reminds F. H. Leus- pecially those in dairy herd im-| NOT everybody reads circular ad- li. Publishers’ Association 1 Testing was supervised by | into the auditorium. chner, Penn Sate extension provement associations, is to! vertising left on their door step > ! BY A WISE OWI] the Pennsylvania State College| LITITZ—An exhibit of elev —— 0 — oe he - ra — -~ — - — i / a ) 4 ? in cooperation with the Hol- eh oil paintings by Mrs. Nor- | . E, 't ° Il I am about to take oft for Alaska or Africal | stein.Friesian Assoc. of Ameri- | man Hackman, East Main St. i / 9 di oria y eo » The little woman has started to go through ca, {are now on display at Weaver's & ii Fi es I ‘ | seed cattlogs for the garden. 1 knew those - 4) Wiener Restaurant. a We Saw A Robin | bulbs sticking their heads out of the Frogs E-TOWN-—Harry R. Schneit- We don't know what Weather-Prognosti- | this mild weather would give her ideas. M First New Iman, postmaster and former cating Sam Miller's record is for the year, poor achin, back!! Dig. dig, dig. burgess, died suddenly of a s O a l |S! but if he was anything like the fellow who | * * * ("rom page 1) heart attack at his home, 53 E. A predicted twenty-eight snows for this win ht Td the dav that Al Koser SR { Hummestown St., He was post- A : . a 3 hat / Loser ” ia . p i’ ‘ ron TR ter, his face must be red indeed! Never thought see lane day Boia I'wo quarts of ice cream from | master for the past 30 years For, as this is being written a couple of would join the Peclar Bear Club, but that's just Bennett's Restaurant; $1:00 cer- | and for a period of eight years days before publication, one gets the fecl- | whai he did on Monday night! Wen SWIMMIR | from Booth's Depart- | during the Wilson administra ro on} : ; i se Sh ing that Spring surely must be just a few and of all things, in spring water: Of Course ont Store; $1.00 certificate tion. He would have been re- veeks awny. Last Saturday the thermom- | he kept all his ciothes on to keep warm, but (om Eiche rly’s Dry Cleaning tired March 31, at the age of 70 eter outside the window of our Brain Em- siill, Not me. - - - By the way, AL youre mot + | iches: ball point pen | years porium registered well up in the sixties, | to swim there anyhow. from Garber Oil Company; sil-| E-TOWN-— Rehearsals were and oe ext day the winds howled like * +* * vef polish from Greer’s Jewelry | underway for the Lions Mins w fate March. xs . | Store; twe types of smelling | trel Show for Feb. 26, 27 and And then this morning we sighted a Somc day I'm gonna clip Ronny. our sities salts from Heilig Funeral Home | 28. It's the clubs second decade v robin! Nope, we don’t have to wait until devil, he told me he knows where Yo get kev. chain tron Norman | of minstrels A Monday to hear what the Ground Hog |a chicken dinner for fifteen gente. When I Seb: Garage: ast trav... trom. Jack NEW HOLL AND — The cor- =i » is going ave say abo hi 1 , he repiied: "At the feed mill. Rage; as 2, Jack! NEW HOLLAI : & Vv is going » have 8 ay ab ut the | ed him where She sep Hotner's. Shoes: farmiture -. pol- i ner sione for the new Parish FOOD STORES € atter—we eo 1 r ) Ss — . . > ‘ matter € ps 1 ps ou x ish and yard sticks from Keen- house being erected for the re C. * * * r's Furniture Store; a monthly | St. Stephen Reformed Churel ‘ nitu at y | St. Stephen Reformec wirch The Case Of Charles Wilson | Last Friday morning ne ‘old me he fell magazine from Kulp’s Confec-| was laid on Sunday That a man who holds a h.gn position in | over fifty feet. When 1 asked him if he was tionery; calendar and thermom NEW HOLLAND Kaul? : 4 8 the government must not hold stocks in |hurt he answeizd: “No, I was just going thru eter from Meckley's Plumbing; man’s Hardware held a grand ry > SUGAR FINE GRANULATED 5.0 48 10-1b F companies receiving contracts from the gov- | a crowded bus.” potted plant from Mueller's|opening after extensive altera ! OW Wel 25-15 bag $2.35 bag bag ernment is a matter of principle by no | + Sr Ye Flowers: hair tonic from Joe tions. It is the oldest continous Cp ANN PAGE KETCHUP on: 17°¢ means ri ITachino An ro 4 . I Detw ‘a Barker . Sv op Ta i - ttle means now in ashington. And we do hot | Bought a pa's of shoes yesterday, anl when Detwiler’'s Barber Shop; decor-| place of blisiness in town, ca: f= i iE - » care what has gone on down there in the | ra : : 3 ini 2tive cow bell from George!rying on during the administra BEST PURE LARD 2 ie 23 W— ! roars. Charl ri ; “+ |the clerk was trying to fit me (in sizes from Il DY a : i : o Ac = her past ¢ right years, ( harles Wilson did a seri- | Ci€ 2 "y < 1d { iob Lane Gift Shop: pencil from tion of every President from 72-02 3 A i» Bm ous disservice to President Eisenhower's |to 12), he remarked: ou E201 Saad 3. Union National Bank; screw George Washington to Dwight = 7 RED SALMON SUNRYSROOK To 65¢ 1 hen he ob | | with the government.” Surprised, I asked rf Wy wig = can administration when he obstinately argued | : driver from Ralph Valter's | Eisenhower. Isaac Ellmaket ™ i 315 3 £ 3 1 davs before agreeing 10 sell 1 “What doing?” And he answered: “Stamping Aion oe CRE ACKERS NABISCO 8-01 19¢ 16-02 28 or several days before agreeing to sell his [ don’t think I like | 2arage and pencil from Zim-|was the proprietor af the store a RITZ rkg pkg C heavy holdings in General Motors. | out forest fires.” — — — — I don™ = "| merman’s Tin Company and tavern as early as 1795. His MILD ¢ ¢ We d ‘1 Ike some here tint ana a Jan CHEDDAR CHEESE 49: 59 3 We 40 not feel like some here that his him : Cookies and cup cakes from place of business has been re General Motors background makes him un- * * * . C. G. Eby’s Cooper Bread; cer-{corded as the “Wanamaker & CHED-O-BIT CHEESE FOOD 2: 85¢ desirable. He is as capable a man as Presi- | A York haberdasher arranged a windoW |iincate for dinner from the Store of Eastern Lancaster Co. Sl AMERICAN or PIIENTO loaf ant Flicen er © ai : 2a av: 3s i ma Talal nel a Las as . Cg Ei ephowe could ova in tis day | display of shirts and ties in bright and wildly Washington House: yard stick After the death of Mr. Ellmak- BARTLETT PEARS Jona 20-02 208° € defe Oo ar: Q fense | . We £ : " po = an en hare os 4 jp RR es il | clashing colors. In the midst of it was placed | from Reist Seed Company; er the property was sold fo TO tulip ans snou orge ahe vith Ison 3 » inj tion: Py tLe Dans ota 5 ad I all g large placard with the simple injunction: .omb and calender from Sico|Hon. Anthony Roberts. He in MATO JUICE REDUCED PRICE! 3 Yor 25¢ She ad | “Listen! ash tray fron ‘arpenter’s Mt. | turn s ’hilip Brubaker i ~ NN But his actions of the past week have | % * A from ( s Mt. am ws to Philip Brubak COCOA ig i gi ANNA, Hart both he and the President. not setiogs. | > Joy 1 utual ns. Co.; scratch | Amos Diller, Henry Brubaker, C hid 0 FRESH SOLID SLICING Iv just embarrassingly Many men's daily income is about 3 A. M. pad from Seiler Printing Co.;{and George W. Smith in 1856 @ 1. ( > 1Dal SE ary. . ¥ : . § 8or £7 16 3 * * +* * + x lubrication certificate from | The title remained in the Diller Cn oD ( i OMA i OES 1 1: £13 Ste an’s Gas Stati brie. | family TO Last week we listened to several fellows | Why does today’s younger generation al- =F hman’s Gas Station, lubrica-| family for 93 years. . WV. ) vho never bought a share of } tl tion certificate from Eli Ament’s i TW AA A FD - wno ne ver pougi ht a share of stock in their | ways have to have an answer that makes you! a1 : Jol RAY ( CELLOPHANE C lives, discussing stock market tips and |jee] like a moron? Discuss sing work, I told a Garage; $1.00 certificate from Helicopter Training l= 1m eC . ee D4 ’ ’ es 3 Yes Mar Al + vr nviat TTD RX 4 = = 1} wondering if it wouldn't be wise to even |iyeive year old taat “a job well done need Wolgemuth’s Electrical Store:| All army aviators a TOILE T TISSUES % RIONS Rrra Arisa alee uw 3 1 ordeal y $1.00 certificate fr T | helicopter training. To 3 borrow money to take a flyer in the market. "oa Be . ertiicate from Mt. Joy | That. to us. is ‘the Arst war ning sign of | [never be done again So he asks: "What ® Frozen: Food Locker: $1.06 ilots, they i i. c 6 a or SD | bout cutting grass?’ — — — Now, how do re PUY weeks of technical training at | Sad NONE PRICED 3 larga < the times. For it was not until the public, | 21 | n from Smith Beverage Distribu- Sui sail San Mar HIOHER heads from the bootblacks up, got into the market | you get clea SI ‘em? A tors; quart of milk from Hall- Tex. and sf tractical | mem Te LL PODDED up to their necks that the great collapse | * * * re gren’s Dairy: $1.00 certificate training at the army's artilles be ( FRESH PEAS iB lg Ib. 15¢ of 1929 occurred. just the other night I was visiting friends | and kitchen utensil rfom Rob- | ter at Fort Sill, Okla i * Fo | and their smal son was quiie mischievous, SO cris’ Electrical Store; hair cut RT TNF TT _— SAY EE GRAPEFRUIT INDIAN RIVER 5. bag 29° Keep Busy — Relax [his mother said: “Joan, I'd like to go through from Kaylor's Barber Shop; $1. vor Ee c Medical men teil us human body je whole day without once scolding or punish- certificate from Van's Service BRICK & BLOCK BL An for RED ROME APPLES 3: 39 { is at its lowest @ thie time cling you.” And without even looking up, the | Station pencils from Kunkle og ren ee - : : is at its west ebb about this time of "Voa hd = . : Cellar Partitions E PRUNES i 25¢ 25, ¢ year. And what made us think of that fact | boy replied: "You have my permission. Oil Company: $1.00 certificate | . MARC § Carton carton . i coded wr a cm any miormartic ey may | / | CRESTVIEW di d arge— +H “% Se | had a wreck and ihe cop explained: “So you need: about. churches, clubs and | / on EGGS BROWN & WHITE Wore Dei mab 7c D H . . | admit it, 20 years of wreckless driving!” Con- ordanizations : Gish, i / | or Jay FO OD eer Hunting Complaints fused the driver said: “I was slespy, but It Jy / FLOUR oun or 31 79 our mq 69 Elcom a : i 2 . any pers ’s of a " . 0 After reading all of these letters written | wanted to get there, so I resisted the idea of fathile > on hs of 4 new. [ 33 A 40° | 7 YT "vy ort mon diccatiche 134d 5 A : ow ’" al Ys ew usban nm Wi NS BLUE LABE . by sport ‘men dissatisfied with deer hunting 'a rest.” And when the cop countered “What! WATE Slice he ol new | . RPSL Ton POC KARO SYRUP. PRICES! or 2 gs Q« he conditions, we've gotten the idea that i 0 has moved into th: JAMES B. HEIL Te 3 8 ea nat a’ You mean you resisted arrest too?” The post] borough limits of Mt. J I = q A NT B ue Now of a ae Sv Ss O01 Mt, Joy, call y oy IDE ke ' lot of sportsmen these days want their driver just heid cut his honds and said: the dav-Cee oo the oy od] B34 | Sone dn | Go GIAN UTTER BEANS COOKED Yay 11¢ you'v deer served them on 2 silver platter. give up! Put on the handcuffs.” OF vo : ommitiee consis . in de J ca , ser i Af i ting of Miss Wilms me Inge > nrg § Pi NEAPBLE JUICE DEL tur Just because you di. 't get that deer this ; +* * * ma Dommell, MOUNT JOY, PENNA. PEAS i MOTE to 27: ago ou 3 . Qe Pain - ear docsn’t- mean that the State Game | Mrs. Paul Stoner, Jr., Mrs. E. a oan should be run into the ground. Here's a right clever definition! — — -— | Gene Eicherly; Mrs James | 2 Si 25¢ 2 17:5: 38 OLEOMARGARINE ALLSWEET Vi 24: Te 4 Perhaps vou didn’t hunt hard enc ugh—or Frospe'ty is a short period between depres. Roberts, Mrs. Harold Zimmer gent marke sions when the wolf at the door arrives in a|man, Jr., or Mrs. George Albgrt HERSHEY BARS. coco RN Tey O5¢ full e 3 —Regular 5¢ Bars of 24 cleverly enough. Reports we get are “that a ! 1 3M - — — v HE lot of these would-be sportsme n do their vertible. hi ae 2 GREEN GIANT CA BETTY CRO that hunting from auto mobiles and with. the' * * * ; | Ct ° TT TTT KE MIXES ST Rite, Yellow 33 hi assistance of high-powered bin 8. If you have forgotten whose picture is on a| 31} { = oy Fo g d binocular Pi CN 0 t 0 ment. In other words. they’ Il never be satisfie d| | £1,000 Mill just ask Jira or Harold to show you i ua ality ea § RED CIRCLE PETRY 3: b $2. 31 Now until tk Game Commission develops a onc at the bulicher shop. {Form page 1) ALSO A FULL LINE OF 2° oz 21: 2 17-01 33 ~ as of ha brand ¢ deer which will conveniently re-| * * * a ea | Rans SHEE CHERRY PIE SANE Taner Big gt 45¢ Jou main in sight of highways at all times. Davey Shelly says many a woman who Shirley Wiseman, Bruce Hofl- re ER a % + wr