O==The Bulletin, Mount Jo Ya Thursday
LIGHTING FIXTURES
WATER HEATERS
LEROY M. HAWTHO
Electrical Contractor ;
RHEEMS, PA.
PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110R11
We do residential and industrial wiring and repairing.
ESHLEMAN Bros.
JOY,
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lic ahead.
Yet Warm Enough
to give you weeks and weeks
of use this Fall when the weath-
a bit.
begins to cool off
Buy Now And Save!
Wide choice of fabrics and colors
to use with your favorite sports
coats . , .
These dual purpose slacks are
available at only
55 95 and up
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We mean that literally.
Because that’s all the money it takes to buy
this great new 1953 Buick SPECIAL,
That's all it takes to boss its high-compres-
sion Fir:ball 8 Engine—now stepped up to
the highest horsepower in Buick SPECIAL
history,
That’s/all it takes to enjoy its still finer
Million Dollar Ride—its full six-passenger
roominess — its light-as-a-flyrod handling
ease,
But if you're surprised at this news, we
can’t blame you a bit.
Most people are—when they learn that you
can get Buick styling, Buick structure,
Buick room and power and comfort and
steadiness, all for just a few dollars more
than the cost of the so-called “low-priced
three.”
Add another happy surprise.
In this Buick you get a long list of “extras”
THE GREATEST
BUICK
IN 50 GREAT YEARS
%
at no extra cost—things like direction sig-
nals, dual map lights, twin sunshades,
lighter, trip-mileage indicator, automatic
glove-box light, oil-bath air cleaner, full-
flow oil filter, bumper guards front and rear
== things most other cars of similar price
charge as extras.
So there you are—definitely able to move
right into this big, broad, robust-powered
Buick for a price you'd expect to pay for a
lesser car.
‘Why not drop in on us to see and drive this
honey of a buy? The rest we'll leave up to
you.
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
505 North Mark
| longer than usual.
lems.
Vugust 6. 1953 MISS MARGARET CARBER SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS FOOD SALE
Io BE MARRIED AUG, 22 HAS OUTDOOR SUPPER Young Ladies Bible Class of
The wedding of Miss Margar-| The Ergatan Sunday School the Church of God will Sponsor
et Ellen Garber, daughter of | Class of the Mount Joy Church a food sale at Tit us Rutts Insur-
MOTORS Mrs. Howard E. Garber. Dona | of God was entertained at an | ance office on Saturday, Aug. 8,
FANS anal Springs Road Mount Joy, | outdoor supper at the home of eginning Bi nine o'viock
and C. Bernerd Grissinger. son | Mrs. Hazel Zeller, Pinkerton a
of Mrs. Clarence Grissinger, of | Road. Mrs Zeller was assisted BIRTHS
RNE 130 N. Barbara Street, Mount | Mrs. Lovey Barnhart, Mrs Mr. ond Mrs Carl D. Peiffer,
Joy, will take place on Satur thel Broske and Miss Helen | 112 W Main Street, Mount Joy,
day, Aug. 22 at 2 p. m, in the i Schroll yl at the General Hospital,
irs ros) ye Yast A business meeting was con- | Monday
To Presuyterian Church, - Mb | and gumes were played. [HUMANS LOVE DANGER
The Rev. Harlan Durlee will A delicious supper was erved I'he thinner the ice, the more
Mininte tc the following: Hida Welidler, anxious is everyone to see
Olitciate nf the Ceremony, assis Lottie McMullen, Helen Schroll, | whether it will bear,
ted by Rev. Ezra Ranck, of the [poy Ferre Charles. Sylvia rr
United Brethren Church | Funk, Gladys Funk, Betty Rice,| MEN AND WOMEN
A reception will follow the | faze] Zeller, Myrtle Mowrer,! Men mourn for what they |
ceremony at the General Sutter | Ann Newcomer Pauline Fry, have lost, women for what they |
Hotel, Lititz. The couple will| nae Zeller, Elizabeth Hassing-|ain’t got.
reside at 128 N. Barbara Street, | oy Marguerite Dock, Verna | —
AY Mount Joy | Hilt. Ethel Broske, Kathryn | Rss
Viumper, Grace Hawthorne, Al- | P=
[ cesta Erb, Maude Schroll, Mary |
| Graybill, Dorothy Beamenderf-
| er, Betty Keyser, Marga rot |
[ Mackison, Lovey Barnhart, Ar
{ lene Heisey, and Thelma Esh-
leman, |
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[BATTERY WATER
| Makers have devised unique
{car battery caps that convert
|escaping hydrogen and oxygen
Cool! And Comfortable | gases back into water, and keep
for the many warm davs that {the water at a safe level 8 Hines,
Come in ond meet our trust officer.
Talk with him about setting up a trust for
your family - for yourself - about having
us take care of securities or rental prob-
We offer complete trust services.
[RST NATIONAL BANK.
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MT. JOY, PA.:
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! Valentine's Day is tame now,
compared to what it used to be
| Nowadays young people exchange
lacy bits of paper or maybe work uy
to candy and flowers, but in me
dieval days the idea was to kiss
the first person you saw who ap
pealed to you on that day, thus
making him or her your special
sweetheart for the year
Better Living
There is something about rubber
that goes with better living, The
better we live—the more rubber we
use, Perhaps it has something to
do with the properties of rubber-
elastie, springy, compressible, soft
-—that make it play an important
part in our ever higher and more
» standard of living
comfortable
Cool oft the Young
When the small fry
hot, pat their moist bodies with
dusting powder applied with a huge
puff, The six-year-olds--and up
more willing to take a bath if they
| are permitted to “play” with the
puff themselves when they pop out
| of the tub.
-arc
| Heavily Populated
Now, with some 210,000 inhabit-
ants, Barbados has 1,250 persons to
the square mile, and is second only
to Bermuda in the Western Hemi
sphere for density of population, The
growth started with the importation
of slaves from Africa to work the
early sugar plantations.
But Smart
Con tive
Those
servi
who wear a woman's size
and style and like to dress conserva-
tively though smartly will like the
flattering print dresses being s hown §
in both navy and gray with lavish
touches of sparkling white. One ma &
models are available,
Spring Surprise
fabric
iorecast
combinations
in the
Surprising
have bes fasnion
vorld and the results now being see
are interesting, indeed! Take, for
xample, the nylon batiste blouse
which has linen at the collar, pock
ets and cuffs,
Falling Cakes
If your cakes fall perhaps you are
| not using the right sized pan. When
pans are too small the calie batte:
will run over the edges and burn
When the pans are too large the
cake tends to be thin and overbakea
Tibet Invaded
stward in Tibet, the in-
Red China appeared to
Northwe
vaders from
be enticnched. Peiping announced
that a 19:point signed agrecment
| amounted to a “peaceful liberation
| of Tibet's three million inhabitants
Population: 4
Tired of the big city? Then ay
not move to Dering Harbor Villas
| in eastern Long Island? The ll
| est incorporated place in New
State, the village has a population ot
only four.
That's the price of the new
1953 Buick SPECIAL
2-Door 6-Passenger Sedan
Model 48D, illustrated, Delivered locally
*Optional equipment, accessor d local taxes, if any,
additional. Prices may vary slightly in adjoining comm
to shipping charges. All ubject to ch
S. F. ULRICH, Inc.
et St.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA.
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“Long’’ Tons
[ The 222 million “long” tons of
| coal mined in Great Britain's so-
| cialized mines in . 1951 equal 248
| million net tons as measured in the
i U.S. less than half of this na-
1951.
| tion's
or
output for
Slip Covers
Closely woven material is better
for slip covers because it gives
greater protection against dust,
holds its shape better, wears longer
| and tailors more easily.
Filling
Sliced corned beef, thinly shred-
ded green cabbage, and Russial
dressing make a filling
| for a rye bread sandwich to pack
| into a lunchbox.
Cleaning Fireplaces
Brick fireplaces that have be-
| come smoked can be cleaned =
[ a tri-sodium solution. Extra stub
| born stains will respond to steel wool 4
| and scouring powder.
Re moving Stain
When you sponge a stain from
clothing be sure to work from the
| underside to prevent forcing the
stain into the fabric.
Lignite
| The three million tons of lignite
consumed annually in this country
| are expected to double within a few 4
| years.
{ Early Air Picture
| One of the earliest aerial photo-
graphs ever made was taken from
| a bs oor, in 1860 and called **Boston
as the Eagle and Wild Goose See It.”
Coal Reserves
America’s coal reserves are
tticle nt to last for centuries al-
houg consumption will increase 4
ste adi ly years ahead.
Earliest Hymn Book
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What is the earliest hymn book in
existence? The earliest hymn book,
| in cont’aual use for a period of 3,000
| years, is the Book of Psalms.
| He May Be Right
[ “Tolerance is the suspicion that
| the other fellow might be right
| after ali.”’—Anon
| Novel Salad
For a novel salad, combine crisp
| head lettuce with salad dressing
sweetened with honey.
Be Coy
“It is quite silly that a girl
shouldn’t let a man see that she is
attracted by him.”—E. F. Benson
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Steer Beef
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€ Fresh Killed Frying or (Dressed & Drawn)
{ Stewing Chickens " 53
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SA FRANKFURTERS 45¢
SLICED LEBANON BOLOGNA 2b 31¢
Fancy Pollock Fillets 1h 25¢ Fancy Haddock Fillets 1h 39¢
Fancy Perch Fillets 1h 39¢ Cleaned Whitings Ih 15¢
Fresh Virginia Lee ce Bakery Treats
4
{ Peppermint Candy ndy Layer Cokes -69c
4 Golden Cocoanut Bar Coles er 3G¢
4 Golden Pound Cakes © 43c | Jelly or Cocoa, Buns P< © 29g
<¢ Jelly Sir. Coffee Cakes 2 39¢ | Dutch Apple Pies €a 49g
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large —
16-02 c w hy Pay Check the quality and freshness
loaf More: --- you'll switch to Supreme and
Save Money! It's dated.
Supreme Sandwich Loaf Thin Square Slices
Louella Butter Bread Whiteor Whole Wheat
loaf 16¢
loaf 25¢
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do
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Large Luscious Red, Ripe
(Watermelons
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3 for 14¢
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Green Peas 9 29
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Prices Effective Aug. 6-7-8, 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.