make? No one’s going to steal
designed to accomplish some definite J dts No woe Ste Jo stow
vou you paragon!”
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to see eo { | *ACK and Grace Baker were the | ; Fi
| I happiest couple in unt for Someone who enlisted ? ro.
almost a year. Then Jack began © © bu
| discovering certain qualities in his | ® WO
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| | Fiction | them was Grace { b b
| | habit of forgetting to Or a box from the Remembrance Com- tr
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| Forgetting to mend Jack's socks, to :
| sew on his buttons, to keep appoint- © mittee ? of
! | ments. Going out and forgetting her Re
latch key, forgetting to bring her © Dex
| | Re 1sses to the movies. After a year . £fi © Jot
ERO : : | it began getting Jack down, The | If SO, call 3-462 1! Call the Bulletin ice S un
New, distinctive styling | | payoff came when he received a Qu
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oN Automatic Oven not canceled with due tice Wa
Timer! a 1 | | “There's no excuse for it!" he |® Lai
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® Fourth Ruisable, Surface greenhouse under the direction of C A. Thomas, Kennett Square, a money. You've got to improve!” |
. : pi Rig Storage | research worker in the Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Ex. Surprisingly Grace was contrite. | hasten ebm tet
ers od Quiet Nylon Roll | periment Station. An aerosol bomb, such as this, is a convenient ap- [ “I know it, darling. It's a habit I've | a
ers . | plicator except that the operator must wear special clothes and & 84S | always had and can't seem to break !
. Foil Width Fluorescent | ask to avoid inhaling or coming in contact with the fumes The Hew myself of. I'll try to do better.” :
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° Lamp! xivs Hi speed C ale | containing insecticides are poisonous to umans as e And for a dW. Jack Ao.
rod® Cooking Unit! | inserts - | ticed the change and was pleased. |
| TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS SAL UNGA MOTHERS TO | But it didn’t last. Before a fortnight
| Four traffic lieht and one | HOL D SPYLLING BEE | had passed. Grace had forgotien |
oy i > The Mother's Club of Salunga | she'd promised to try not to forget, |
| parking violation was re vill hold a Spelling: Bee in the | Jack spoke to her about it again, | F
| ported by Chief of Police Park j= Tole hoy os [ and again she promise 'd to do bette Wr, i
Neiss for the past week Maple Grove School house 08} sat the same thing happened all |
| They were: lgnoring red light, Saturday, March 21. at 7:45 p.| gyer again, and it happened a third |
| Michael A. Arnold and Michael |m. There will be two spelling | time, Bi
!D. Henry. both of Lancaster: |classes and an Din Jack began to get desperate. He
*According to impartial tests of Amos K. Harnish of Willow class. Refreshments will be on und hims se If speaking sharply to 8c
standard units of 5 leading Is ot BI. Pr i Conrad B. | sale. | his wife when the situation didn't |
makes of electric ranges. FTP Street R1, Pa. anc | | warrant it. He sometimes hated | Eo
| Weaver of Rothsville lenoring | ol NE i himself for reprimanding her, yet | | Sto
parking ticket, Raymond L | CARD PARTY AT THE ! at the same time he was slowly T
J I HOSTETTER Cunningham of Elizabethtown. | FIRE HOUSE MARCH 23 | breaking her of the habit ...THEN FEAS ON |
, --— The Ladies Auxiliary of the] | Col
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Shooting Match, Mar. 21 | Friendship Fire Co. No, 1 will | | THESE TENDER, TASTY CUTS ble
an : | | hold a card party at the Fire tit | Fo F u 8 cl Beet | twc
| “> \ (« 20C OVC
i Beginning Saturday, March | House on March 23 at 8 p. ‘rom 10ice Be roc
MOUNT JOY, { [216 and cvery week thereafter] Door and table prizes. Procee : ike # ROUND J
[ the American Legion Post No.| for the benefit of the ambulance Here's meat as you i e it — So
1185 will sponsor shooting | fund. | tender . . . lastly . .. juicy-good By §tre
| matches, ta be held ai thie Leg. a . |@ — top quality grades of beef, NOW ot
lion Home. Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. oll veal, pork, and lamb. And just gla
us mo EE |W feast your eyes on our low, br §he dou
= bi : ; 3 un
i + {| low prices — quality for quali- !
ty. cut for cut it's been a long Chuck Roast lb 65¢ he
time since you've seen any- Pender. Full of Flavor
"|| thing like them. Which proves
ep mgsing me, again — waen better mea! .
aragon!’” she snapped.
: Dares mw |B values are offered . . . .... :
i | It wasn’t until the second years STEEMANS has the best. Eve
i ‘was nearly over that Jack sensed a
i } ‘change in his wife. She began to
| look haggard, became irritable and | nie
i | mot so ready with her usual bright | an
repartee when he made a wisecrack. acon Nn S lb C
! At first he was puzzled, would prob- |
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ably have never guessed at the |
cause if one night she hadn't re- | 4 FO a ati
| turned home from her club and left MARTIN'S
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S ou € oug as an 1n €S m en en's sake ——" But stopped when OES No. 2-can 2
i j she whirled on him, her cheeks |
| white. | emer A ig
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ulate sales or enhance prestige.

Jack didn’t say a word, but that
night he thought things over and
faddenly he inde rstood The cause
| purpose, whether it be used to stim- Bh
tion, Ho Wad Eire a nagger. He
: : 3 or Cc SEABROOK FARMS
Its By fx sled up om | 25 : Pononoon
Limas 2 ior 49c
come in town for dinner. They could |
Baby Limas 21 49c
go to a theatre afterward, he said, |
He'd meet her at the hotel at by

ps : o'clock.
value to you lies not in what it cost, Den Wag. She wos a
ready sorry for her sharpness on ie |
evening before. She decided to be |
especially nice. |

. ® . She reached the hotel 15 minutes |
but m WwW at 1t accomp 1S es. before the appointed time so there'd
be no cause for friction because she
4! was late. But at 6 o'clock Jack
wasn’t there, which was unusual for
punctual Jack. In fact he didn't ar
rive at 6:15 or 6:30. Grace began to
get alarmed. The awful feeling beset
& her that she had misunderstood
where they were to meet, No matter |
Fancy Peas 2/o-39c

what she said by way of explana-
tion, Jack would think she'd for-
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gotten again.
Another 15 minutes passed and

® » ° ® considered calling his office, but re
red.
think of his exact word hen mak Cup Cheese Sham” 25
ing S exac Vo SN nNaK-
Celery 2 ivan 28¢
coming toward her through the Hershey's Chocolate
I was so darned busy this afternoon, | oy
I forgot all about our date.” 2 [6-03 cans 3 1 C Seed Potatoes
And then suddenly she smiled. Into |
Phone 3-9661 Mount Joy her face there came a look of vast
ever done!”
Jack smiled broadly. He under- | S = L | = oY = | C M A R 28 ol u
membered that he would have left
ing the appointment. She felt sick |
and upset. At 7 o'clock she decided .
dismally there wasn’t any use. She'd F h E Extra 6O
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look on his face, distraction in |
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stood—perfectly. He wanted her to
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Jack didn't appear. She stood up | Nucoa ? 29. C
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About to leave, she saw Jack Bananas 2 Ibs 29.
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“Gosh, honey! I'm terribly sorry. |
“Forgot! You?"\ Grace's eyes
grew wide. Her mouth fell open, |
Why, Jack, that—that’s wonderful! |
That's the grandest thing you've |
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