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FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
HESS BROS.
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Pa.. Thursday, March 12, 195. h 12, 1953
Pea a Cl). Bennett Jr.
ectric Weldine Idi om page 1
and Gas € ng pg
explained how opium was
Also Specialize On : : .
| smuggled into this country from
PREM Siac MENT ING (Mm xi nd then distributed to
exXIico a e sir )
EQUIP the so called retailers of the
Automobile and Truck Welding LA, Opium, said
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
j about the size of a tobacco can,
Dover's Welding Shop | | one can being worth $400. The
wholesaler of the drug brings
Delta and Marietta Streets | the tins north in a suit case
JOY. PA, Phone 3-5931 | which is then taken over by a
mT
| distributor who in turn places
[ the opium in cold cream lags
| which is sent out to the retail-
| ers. The opium is originally
smuggled into this country in|
false
i hues, stated Hershey
(‘many vices uncovered by the |
| Ricket Jury. Others |
Grand
[were crooked policemen, gamb- |
| Ling] race tracks, and luggers. |
x lugger is a person who drives
Jor lugs gamblers from one dice |
Hershey, |
is brought north from Texas in |
gasoline tanks on automo- | *
Shooting Match, Mar. 21
Beginning Saturday, March
[21s and every week thereafter
[the American Legion Post No. |
185
| matches, to be held at the Leg
will sponsor
ion Home,
in
ALUMNI FOOD SALE
The Alumni
Association of
the Mount Joy High School will Haines homestead,
Members will be contacted but
shooting
|
|
| ter an illness of six weeks.
| was eighty-five.
|
| 4 anyone is.not contacted, they
| may contribute articles by
| bringing them to the stand at
9:30 a. m. Saturday, March 14,
Lr —
Opliyh was only one of the | Spelling Bee March 13
A spelling bee will be held at
| the Rheems school on Friday,
{ March 13th at 7:15 p. m.
There will be two spelling
classes, a general information
Mortuary Record
HENRY B. HAINES
Henry B. Haines, former post
{master of Mavtown, died Satur- |
day at 12:15 p. m., at his home |
of complications of diseases af-
He |
He was born in Maytown May
3, 1867, resided in the
built by Cal-
and
| r |
hold a food sale Saturday morn-|eb Way, a grandfather of Bay- |
, | ing, March 14 in front of the|ard Taylor, in 1760. The house
| Titus Rutt Insurance Agency. has been in the Haines family |
since
historians.
He was keenly
all civie projects,
cal and church circles
interested in
both in politi-
He serv- |
{ed as a member of the Republi- |
|
|
| his retirement in 1934
can County Committee for
many years
He was postmaster of May- |
town from 1922 to 1934. Since |
he was |
engaged in developing the lawn
and gardens around the home.
A lifetime member of the]
|
Tam |
1819 and is of interest to
|
|
NO WOMAN WILL WANT TO MISS THIS
Sensational Value!
You never have too many towels and every woman will
thrill with this offer because it gives you an opportunity
to acquire a 12-piece set of the Finest Quality Famous
Cannon Towels at about half the usual retail price.
A book of coupons has been mailed to every home so
you can take advantage of this extraordinary offer . . If
you have not received your book please ask for one at
the market.
" Connon" Pe.
TOWEL SET
4 BATH
TOWELS
Size 24 x 46 in, ao 5-00
4 "HAND for Only
with purchase of $10.00
or more each week for
8 weeks and coupon from
our coupon book mailed
to you. You may purchase
TOWELS
Size 16 x 28 in.
game to another. : ]
and a Penna. Dutch class to be Maytown Reformed Church, he
You'll feel like singing, when your sav. Herghey yaad ea in He taught by Rev. C. R. Longe- served as a trustee for 58 years!
ings account grows. With regular de- BE son: ro was, necker, Lebanon. and was treasurer of the board |
posits plus regular earnings, it can grow tive church member, that was ing Su run Jos. 24
for financial security as well as to buy | browety before foe racket Jur Happy Brooks dowment of the church.
the things you want. Here your savings The. winriers of the -Unitod] He was married Nov. 22, 1893
are insured up to $10,000 owe Cott, Woes Tonle a CURE LL fe Sm Senge, Mow |
4 FACE
CLOTHS
Size 12x 12 in.
Your choice of
4 Beautiful
Pastel Colors
Pink, Sun Gold
Aqua, Lightning
Yellow and Green
one set each week.
Cannon Towel Set
Coupon No. I
Valid this week
Mar. 9th to 14th
with purchase amount
ing to $10.00 or more
Braught and Clair Wagner, Jr.,
That it was hard to pick the
winners is no idle statement as
LUO Eg
odist Church.
We PrintEverything
But Dollar Bills
Re TE
hn ete
The car with the
most wanted features
Eg
SEE YOUR NEAREST
~~ NEWCOMER MOTORS Inc.,
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OLDSMORBIL
an J ll Ss Ei A : Gs Cll lS SE gi
'wife of Wilbur Fuhrman, Mari-
etta RD; Ruth, wife of Richard
| Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Heilig
Funeral Home. Interment in the
Mount Joy Cemetery.
Friends may call at the fune-
ral home on Friday from 7 to 9
pP.- Mm.
Henry D.
both seniors. At the present | Brooks, and Anna, wife of Aar- were the late Henry A. and |
time arrangements are being | on Wolgemuth, both of Florin; Catherine Brown Haines. Tho |
he Yo i | 1], (1 El made to take the two winners | Teckla, wife of William M. late Rev. Henry Kready Haines
il ; to New York City. i Ginder, Elizabethtown; Mary, was a grandson and his son, |
Haines is the seventh |
generation in the Haines family |
Newcastle,
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by ih Cr Tr rain _ Vogt, Lancaster; Julia, wife of with the same name. |
MT.. JOY, #0) WA jt Re ave 2 fous Lloyd Malehorn, Salunga; and In addition to his wife he is|
by 7% [218 [oh | winner. The fourth judge was. Leona, wife of Richard McCor- survived by a son, Henry L., of |
Rev. Pike, Pastor of the Meth- | kle, Marietta. Maytown; a daughter, Anna, |
Funeral services will be held wife. of Dr. Alon W. Shewman,
Pa.;
hildren and four
also four grand-
great-grand-
children.
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std ates tS A A |
Stimulate your business by adver- |
in the Rulletin
|
sme
“"ROCKET”’ ENGINE
HYDRA-MATIC
SUPER DRIVE*
POWER STEERING
FRIGIDAIRE
CUSHIONS?®
POWER BRAKES"®
AUTRONIC-EYE'
CAR CONDITIONING*®
POWER-RIDE CHASSIS
|
CUSTOM-LOUNGE |
These things youve asked for in a
motor car:
Fully automatic transmission . . .
less steering “viv
A truly exciting engine . . .
Safer, easier braking . . .
Effort-
Automatic headlight dimming . . . Air
conditioning . . .
Smoother ride . . .
Luxurious comfort. Oldsmobile has {
provided all these se most wanted features
in the Super “88 ’ for °53.
sensational new “Power Feature”
car. Make a date to see us soon
Above: Super "88" 4.Door Sedan. A General Motors Value,
© een
*Optional at extra cost.
Try this
E DEALER
Mount Joy,
Ss Ao
Pa.
Spray.
for the 24 x 46”
Platinum Label
CANNON
BATH TOWEL
A $2.25 Value
Your choice of 4 colors
NOTE!—If you did not receive a
COUPON BOOK ask the manager or
checker for one this week.
You Pay Only
99
EXTRA OF['CR! Box of 12 Cakes
LANOLIN BATH SOAP
vailable at anytime
value $1.00 4 3 CY ray Next week--Hand Towel & Face Cloth
or only value $1.50 for both
8 week plan 0
P for only 89: one set per coupon
IDEAL FANCY
WHITE MEAT
TUNA
2:69°
Ideal Cooked Cooked
SPAGHETTI
4:49 4.9
Formate Tord Tender
LIMA BEANS
2:29
cans
Ideal Fancy Cut Red
BEETS
ACME FOR THE BEST MEAT BUYS
You'll Like Acme Quality and You'll Like The Lower Prices
This Week’s Feature - - SMALL, LEAN
Pork Loin
Roast
Apple Sauce 3
CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS '"69¢c
Gili HAST 39°
Bolar or Cross-Cut Beef Roast
Slices of Sugar-Cured Ham 99e
Small Ring Bologna'"" })*45¢ | Lebanon Bologna ‘i 33¢
I 49¢
Frying Chickens
Small Turkeys ©
Rib
End
Serve with
Ideal or Glenside
Fresh Killed;
Pan Ready
8to 10 1b
average
Fresh Sausage County 1b 39¢ POLLOCK FILLETS 1b 25¢ c
: A ILLETS OF PERCH 1b 36¢ 16-02
Pan Pudding 35¢ HADDOCK FILLETS 1b 35¢ cans
Meaty Scrapple 9 lbs 95¢ | CLEANED WHITINGS 1b 19¢
You Can’t Beat Acme Values in Fresh Produce
SWEET, JUICY, FLA. VALENCIA
ORANGES
«2 Qe
Grapefruit ~~ 4-25°
Crisp Pascal Celery 2 talks 25¢
Prepared Spinach 19¢ Prepared Kale 17¢
Golden Sweet Corn =: 329°
U. S. 1 Fla. Red Bliss 5. 25°
New Potatoes
5 lbbag 1.89
Glenside Park Grass Seed
2-Year Field Grown Sur-Gro Rose Bushes ea 1,49
2 10-0z pkgs 39¢
2 6-0z cans 29¢
Ideal Crispy, Siiced
Home-Style
Pickles
nr Xx &
FACIAL
TISSUES
Swanee Colo-Soft
Pastel Toilet
TISSUE
6-69
SUNSHINE
Krispy Crackers
rn BS
Daily Fresh Virginia Lee Bakery es
Virginia Lee Brown 'n Serve
POPPY SEED RoLLs "> 19°
Just pop ‘em in the oven and enjoy popular, hot, poppy seed
rolls. P.S. We also have plain rolls.
pkg of 12 39
HOT CROSS BEUNS
pk 12 39¢
Brown 'n Serve Hot Cross Buns
15¢
ENRICHED SUPREME BREAD
White, Whole Wheat or 25¢
It's Fresh! Look for the Day Seal onthe end.
Protein - - Dated loaf
Louella Butter Bread
Va. Lee Chocolate Sundae Layer Cakes °* 79¢
Seabrook Farms Extra Fancy Peas
Ideal Pure Concen. Orange Juice
4 cans 55¢
Princess Margarine
Son 2 ibs 43
‘‘Heat-Flo” Roasted Coffee has the
Flavor. Save up to 14c Ib.
Asco Coffee Ib 79¢
Win-Crest Coffee b T7e
Ideal Coffee ib 850
Ideal Pure Instant Coffee
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ACME--WHERE YOU GET THE BEST FOR LESS
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