Bulletin.
Wount Joy, Pa.,
FOOD SALE
February 5,
RO 7d
| CHICKEN CORN Soup
| SALE AT LANDISVILLE
The Mt. Joy High School | The Ladies Auxiliary of
| class will conduct a Food Sale Landisville Fire Co.
Saturday, February 14, opening 'soring a Chicken corn and n
at 9 a. m. in front of Titus Rutt le soup sale Friday,
Ins. office. Pies, cakes, salads, in the Fire Hall.
candies, etc will be featured I be taken out,
Thursday, 1953
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are spon-
February 6
All soup is to
Everybody in This Locality Reads The Bulletin
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ANY HOSPITAL -- ANY DOCTOR --
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White Cross Program
Underwritten by Bankers Life & C asualty Co.,
HOSPITAL - LIFE - MEDICAL
SURGICAL - SICK and ACCIDENT
WRITE OR CALL YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
ROBERT E. HOFFMAN
PERMANENT RATES
+ + « about the generous returns on savings
at The First National Bank and Trusi
Company of Mount Joy. Start with as lit-
tle as $1.00 and add to it regularly. That |
is the sure way to have that new car - trip |
- down payment for your home. Start sav-
ing this pay day!
ANYWHERE
Chicago, 111
MT. JOY, PA. 3-5342
also Mr. |
State Soil Con
servation and Mr. Ralph Ruble, | Father
| Father & Son Banquet |
| At Landisville
The Landisville Fire Com.
pany will hold their annual
and Son Banquet next

assistant Thursday, February 12, in the
Wayne Reutchsler, secretary | Landisville Fire Hall Enter f ud
of the Board of Directors, pre- | tainment for the evening will md,
sented the annual report. [include music and the well
During the year 1952, the di-| known magician, John B.|
| rectors approved 82 applica-| Shenk {
tiohs for conservation plans| Tickets are available through
covering 8,660 acres in thirty- [any member of the Fire Com-!| & (3) on
two townships | pany &
Reports received from the As the years roll by, more and more folks
various cooperation agence
indicated the
ed during the year,
Soil Conservation
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
W. Martin Muth reported t
| Service has received 82

FOR YOUR
|“ & Heating Neds
UY Ed VE
MT. JOY, PA.
777 7d A) A Ke
HUBERT L. RICE

47 EAST MAIN STREET

Use Our Classified Column It pays
CALL MOUNT JOY 3-4132 or 3-4151
Lester E. Roberts & Son
MOUNT JOY, PA.
| and made
jon 1,320
western part of the
acres in the
county.

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Dr, SO Winn
.

Cinnamon Hearts -
Spicy red cinnamon hearts are 3 9
C Ib.
delicious and flavorful. Use
them to decorate desserts.

Children’s
VALENTINES
39¢ pkg.
42 Valentines with envelopes
included in each package.
Large assortment of bright
novelty and cut-out Valentines.
MOTTO
HEARTS
Conversation Hearts
Tempting conversation hearts 29
Clb.
are a favorite Valentine candy.
Each one has a comic saying.
29¢:
Tiny baby motto hearts
have cute Valentine say-
ings. A tasty treat!
7 4 Also A Fresh
f Selection of Boxed
| ho | Chocolates NYLON Tricot 2
~~. _.“\ BLOUSES
Sheer feminine pret-
tiness of 100%, nylon
tricot. Three quarter
length push up
sleeves, cap and short
sleeves. Lace, shirring
or ribbon trim. White
and pastels. 32 fo 38.
60 GAUGE
NYLONS
98¢c-
First quality. Wonderfully
sheer and long wearing,
Sizes 8!/; to 11.

Faille and Plastic
HANDBAGS
195 plus tax
Beautifully styled, smooth plastic calf in
fashionable Spring colors, gleaming plastic
potent and rich navy or black faille. Many
ovely pouch, box and shoulder strap styles,

11-16 W. Main St.
MOUNT JOY, PA.

work accomplish
Service of |
applica-
conservation surveys
north-

yi learn that they can depend upon their conves
jf, nient Acme Super Markets for Quality Meats,
Fresh Produce and Groceries at lower price§
that help them keep their food budget down.
Acme Markets are spreading everywhere bes
cause most people like to shop in clean mars
kets, receive courteous service, know that
what they buy is guaranteed to please and
always he sure they are getting the utmost in
es Food Sale Listed Feb. 7 |
|
The members of the O. E. s.
| will hold a Food sale Saturday!
| morning, February 7 at ten 0
clock a. m, at Lester Roberts
| Store,
he

| tions, Prepared 93 conservation : value for their money. Acme marches on-—
: A . Cakes, pies, baked beans, po-| we thank you.
guides, - made 5 complete con-| to eto
| servation plans with farmers, ™, “°° 3 - 4
Serve! on | ACME MEAT PRICES APE LOWER
The proceeds to be used for
| charitable work.
— — —
will be on sale,
|
|
Buy where your eating pleasure is Guaranteed or your money refunded

Tender U. Ss. Good or Choice Steer

Extension Service U. S. Dept M rt Re: d
of Agriculture 0 uary ecor bh
Mr. M. M. Smith reported iE
the Extension Service has es-| Ella F. Reem. 95. died] :
tablished several hundred dem-| Wednesday at Marietta. FRESHLY GROUND BEEF
| onstrations on soil erosion con-| Ib
trol, field, drainage, and farm AMOS R. SUMPMAN | LEAN PLATE BOILING BEEF 19¢
pond construction throughout | Amos R. Sumpmon, died onl -
it is planne |U. S. Good or Choice Steer Beef
the county; it is planned to con- | Sunday at the home of his son | > g
[tinue to use these demonstra- {Paul Sumpman, Sporting Hill.| CHUCK ROAST
tions as educational material in [Manheim R. D., after being ill
the future. |for seven weeks. He was ro.
S. as § (3) Freshly Killed;
Rewna. Gears [red Yrommemakor. Frying Chickens o../ccii, »49e
Robert McKain assisted farm- He was the son of the late!
|ers in five cooperative
| Game projects totaling 33,68
maintained 41
| covering 300 acres and purchas
ed 14 strips of standing
[corn and winter grain for mee
ling cover and food.
ling material was distributed.
| Rye grass seed. 1,500
[Crow repellent, 179 pints;
tiflora rose plants,
{ trees, 7,600; Shrubs, 8,000; : Rab-
| bits stocked, 184:
| stocked, 911;
{ practices installed,
strips, 237 acres;
| borded cuttings,
Mr. McKain trapped 12
| foxes, 47 Grey foxes
Weasels.
[acres,
Mu
Woodlan
16 acres.
Re
Farm- | Barney
refuges Bara
hay, | whom he resided: and a brother|
The follow-
Ibs. | your business than
178,400; Pine! —
mr Well Drilling
Contour |
1 2) Ralph L. Myers & Sos

and Laura Reah
Sump. Lean, Fresh (Rib End)
36 man and husband of the late It £2
Stauffer Sumpman. Sur P Oo 9 1a BE O N
S-|vivors are a son, Paul, with)

t- | Isaiah S., of this boro.
— tl
Lean Smoked, Skinned C
(shank end; some slices removed) |b
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL - - RED, RIPE
TOMATOES
2-25¢
365 Ways to Breakfast!
|
There is no better way to hoos
by local news |

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a CALL

Penna. Dept. of Highways | SALUNGA, PA. Our Markets are Breakfast Fixings
The District Engineer report- | (Lancaster Co.) | eg Headquarters Designated by LOOK
ed clearing many shoulder ar-| PHONE LANDISVILLE 3176 | Lay GOLD SEAL PREPARED
eas and cooperated in alleviat- 50- “He Le 2
{ing bad drainage conditions | [ x P iz Ris
which affect farm areas. ‘Electric x ncaa & ix"
Vocational Agriculture Penna. | and Gas e ling
| Dept. Of Public Instruction 20-0z C
The Vocational Agriculture Also Specialize On Le gs
| teachers have given a promi- FARM MACHINE WELDING |
[nent place to Soil Conservation |
their | Qutomobile and Truck Welding
{ throughout the
| classes.
year in
AND EQUIPMENT 12-0z hot 21 e
24-0z hot 23¢
CANE & MAPLE SYRUP 'deal
IDEAL PANCAKE SYRUP
| The Directors of the Lancas LAWN MOWER SUARPENING RITZ CRACKERS nen
> > < 2) Y - | Heat-Flo Roasted lbs 1 § Ib
[ter County Soil Conservation | W Idi Sh ASCO COFFEE 2 Ibs 12 Ib 73
District wish to express their over’ S eg ng op YES ree 3 " 85¢
| appreciation for the cooperation | Delta and Marietta Streets : ’
received from all the officials MT. iy oy tle Suse) PRINCESS a Golden 14's
| cooperating agencies.
I
Island
(From page 1)
food in Korea than
| entire World War II.
| manned emphasized
the fact
| that, if war does come, the Ci- |
( vilian population will be worse
| off than the man in
|
| due
|
to the fact that controlled |
missles can be launched from |
| submarines and the airplane of
| today can reach our shores. He |
| stated that it has been estimated |
| that should an attack be made
on this country with atom
bombs, there would be one mil-
{lion killed and one million oth-
er casualities.
Lt. Commander
of the Naval Reserve at
present time. He served in the
last war as an officer aboard
the U.SS. St. Louis in the
| South Pacific. He recently spent
two weeks on a Navy Public
Relations Committee which
gave him an opportunity to at-
tend some of the major news
conferences.
EE —
Local Girl Has Tickets
For Opera Benefit
is a member

Miss Margaret Troutwine, 14
during the
The Com- |
uniform |
the |

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Elmer G. Strickler
Elizabethtown, Pa.
IDEAL FANCY FLA. GOLD SEAL ROLLED
ORANGE Quick Oats
Phone 117|
| “YOU BUY ONLY THE INSURANCE| 2 2052 26¢ 33
YOU NEED UNDER MY
COMPLETE , Homogenized

Buell,
Family Security | 2 i802 5 3 € | 282 MILK
Fire - - Auto - - Life 4 ol B5¢
| Accident & Health - - | "ANNIVERSARY SALE OF U. 5. 1 MAINE

Hospitalization
{ AND MORTGAGE IINSURANCE
|= a)
Valentines And | 10:
ag
Valentine Gifts | CAULIFLOWER White Calif. Snow White Calif.
° Pascal Celery 2 stalks 253 | Texas Beets 2 behs Te
Handmade Baby Dresses & Aprons; Western Carrots 2 behs 7c | | Large Fla. Peppers 2 for {3c
hia Sk a ome rin | TEMPLE ORANGES %= 35¢
NY pis JUICY FLA. ORANGES 29¢
JUICY FLA. GRAPEFRUIT 4" 25¢
ANGORA & CORDUROY Baby
Bonnets, greatly reduced—
Ace-High Concentrated Grapefruit Juice 6° can 1c
Seabrook Green Spinach Leaf or Chopped 2 14.02 pkgs 39
|
Shop at the Bargain Table at the |
The Cake Everybody Likes - - - Special This Weel!

head 25¢
Juicy Fla.
Margaret - Jean Shoppe
19 W. DONEGAL ST.,

Manheim St., this boro, is the
representative of this area for |
the sale of tickets for |
The Opera Workshop's * ‘Second |
Informal Evening of Opera” to |
| be held Feb. 13-14 at the Rey-
| nolds Jr. High auditorium.
This year the performance
will be staged for the benefit of
the Child Development Center, |
650 Martha Ave., Lancaster and
{is being sponsored by the Pilot
Club.
Acts and scenes from “The |
Old Maid and The Thief” and |
“Madam Butterfly” will be giv- |
en in English on both evenings |
at 8 o'clock.

MT. JOY, PA. DIAL 3-9373 eo eo
cif | Va. Lee Louisiana Ring Cakes
6-1c! ¥ Sun-soaked oranges are crushed into this rich

cake and the tasty crunch has a glorious flavor.
| § Perfect for desserts, with fruit or ice cream,
| { and it doesn’t BURY SIA la out.”
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|
|
- 33°
Virginia Lee Chocolate Sundae Layer C: Sundae Layer Cakes <2 79¢
uel, BUTTER BREAD 25¢
White, W
Supreme Bread .. 1 Be
Today's best value. You can't buy better loaf
quality so why not save that 3 or 4 cents?
Vargal jug C Gallon jug
oe
a
Prices Effective Feb. 5-6-7, 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.
BRICK & BLOCK
Cellar Partitions
Built |
Chimney Repair
dated
hole Wheat or Protein Ib loaf

General Mason Repair Work

Special Anniversary
Feature! Speed-Up
— No job too small —
John E. Matoney
MT. JOY
9 E. Main St,
PHONE 3-4621

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