THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. | Martin's 5 and 10: Joan Shaaf Thursday, October 22, 1953 8 fer. James Ruhl and Sue Mum STUDENTS | eT | ma, Wolgemuth's Appliance (Store; Patty Hartman, Marlene (From page 1) | «+ Sinegar and Sandy Mateer, er, Roger Packer and Connie! ,. be y White, The Bulletin; Charlotte | Cleaners; Ralph Dit; » 4 . ler, Jack Coover and Ronald Young, Jerry Kline and Bonnie |. : - . I Corll, Mount Joy Dept. Store; Maxwell, Kulp's Stationery x ’ v : I Kenneth Funk, Harold Watts Store; Bonnie Brown, James ) and James Dangler, Roberts Hockenberry and Jean Watts, |. 1a ; = | Electrical Store; Jean Wolge Way's Appliance Store: Carol . . ’ " . muth, Mary Salerno and Har- Kaylor, Terry Stark and Barry : . Te . n . .riet Hawthorne, Acme Store Geltmacher, Eshleman’'s Cloth- (center window Clair Snool 2 oy : enter aow) ¢ NOOK, ing Store; William Pennell, ,. . ‘ ~ a erry Schofield and Gene New xlen Peiffer and Cherryl Brown ™ Sean y comer, 'vndall's Drug Store; Hostetter's Hardware Store; ' 1 ia Kulp, Patty Elliott and Patty Phillips, Gary Maxwell San va Ww tile. H Fe od we ( i ( Oo and Mary Lou Gooding, New- Store: Sylvia Mumper and Sal comer’s Hardware Store ly Schroll Greet Jowelrv Nancy Fellenbaum, Deanna Store: Peggy Drace and Mary Walker and Kenneth Watkins, Ellen Ulrich, Titus Rutt’s Insur r . . ) Add To Your Living Room The Touch of Autumn With A Small Centerpiece Cut Flowers =a I of FLOWERS NOW ® POM POMS ® CHRYSANTHEMUMS @® AUTUMN LEAVES IN SEASON: ® CARNATIONS ® ROSES ee Also a Full Line of Holland Bulbs to Plant for Spring Flowering at Reduced Prices RR RR NN RT DAILY DELIVERY TO LANCASTER HOSPITALS AND FUNERAL HOMES PTT TT Sooo Store Hours: 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Daily Except Sunday. Call Elizabethtown 219 for Sunday appointments. IF IT'S FLOWERS SAY IT MUELLER’S Flower Shop and Greenhouses | . 55 N. MARKET ST., ELIZABETHTOWN WITH OI/RS N. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. MANHEIM we brought you the the most advanced cabinet machine in the world we bring you You can literally sit with your hands in your lap, while the ELna’s Magic Discs do the most complicated sewing completely automatically Without doubt this is the most advanced portable in the world. Come in and try it— Don’t wait another day! Down $28.95 Bal. Monthly 48 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 3-3622 | Scouring powder will be added | | to the | picture | after | school time, | LIONS STAGE HALLOWEEN | | PARTY TUESDAY | standing | Hostetter's. | |e OO 00 9 0 OOO ODS OPPO the most advanced portable in the world WAY’S APPLIANCES ance Agency and JoAnn Brown | Maurice Bailey Mr. and Mrs. |FOOD SALE SCHEDULED urday morning, 9:00 a.m. Oct | and Shirley Wade, Kitty's Dress Samuel Heisey and Mi and OR SATURDAY, OCT. 24 : 24 in front of Titus Rutt s Insur { Shop Mrs. Charles Hershey, A food sale will be held Sat { y ance Office I'he sale is being Twelve additional businesses, The committee in charge of | Beil ond Me Clede Mum : oi { Lehman's Appliances, Zerphey's the affair was Mr. and Mrs. Paul per and Mr. and Mr Clyde | d by the Young Adul tq Service Station, Schofield’s | Gingrich, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nissley Class of the Methodist Church i Barber Shop, Booth's Store, Ko- | _______ — . ser's Jewelry Store, Bortzfield OOOO IOI IN OX, DODO 3 Grocery, Shatto’s Barber Shop, | Greenawalt’s Jewelry, Heiseys | | Grocery, Detwiler's Barber Le O R S A ! Shop, Mount Joy Furniture Lew 3 Hospital and Keener's Furni- | § 4 & A 7 |» ture Store offered their win 1 g ad dows to the JovCees for the R -St i. ¢ ro @q I 7 project, but were not needed a NC Yi ~ 4 4 Ol es 1 this year. The JoyCees appre- ciate their cooperation. Since 24 this is the first year for the pro = - ject, they were unable to antici- 8 ON BIRCHILAND AVENT CE, MN ouNT Jo 2 2 & { pate the quantity of windows | : needed. & & Painting will be done Mon | day and Tuesday, Oct. 26 and | ¥ #4 27 after school; Wednesday one | § Gd hour during school and after 4g school and Thursday, the stu- > dents will finish the paintings. 2 Friday, October 30, the win-|¢ & dows will be judged and prizes | 8 will be awarded from the stage | | of the high school after the | 3 | Halloween Parade prizes have | & § been awarded. | éq Since most of the painters |} & are small children, windows 5 ¢ that are low were chosen for | pe the work. | & g The students will be super- | vised by the JoyCees while] REE 3 they are doing the painting. j . . ho ob Fla paint mixture so that the | will be removed | Halloween. dents will be working only one hour after during | | DINING AREA, EMENT THREE-BEDROOM, LIVING ROCM, FULL BAS OPEN FOR INSPECTION Saturday, Oci. 24 Sunday Oct. 25 KITCHEN, BATH easily Since the stu- | school or they will be insur- ed for that time of work. A Wren | & Prizes were awarded for out- | costumes at the local | Lions Club Halloween Party, G.I. APPROV ED Tuesday evening, October 20 at | § Em er a te 4 ‘4 { ( { 5 ( { 1 { ( { { { | { Mr. and Mrs. Ben. | { { 4 { { q { 4 4 4 4 4 4 Jamin Funk the prettiest couple: Mrs. Edward Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bigler, original; Mr. and Mrs. received prizes for | Mr. and B ild FRANKLIN ZINK—MT. JOY 3-4831 OR E-TOWN 792 UNAerS: wu funniest; E-TOWN 154-W OR 533 most Arthur | Sprecher, ugliest; Mrs. Victor | Koser, prettiest single; Mrs. | === Freeman Naugle, most original; Freeman Naugle, funniest; Curvin Martin, Jr. last and one suessed. were | Mr. | Richter, | and Mrs. | and contests played and winners were Marit, Mr. Bigler, Mr. Alleman, Mr. Games POY od a Pa 4 4 d “Used Car Buyers—YOU NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD! i Our lot is jam-packed with low-mileage trade-ins. Most) i q ==] models and makes! All bargain-priced to move ’em fast. New i q Chevrolets have sold like mad . . . now the TRADE-INS id Go Bourton GOTTA GO! Just look at these bargain prices! Stop in—see, i 4 46 WIS for yourself the biggest used car values in town! 1952 Chevrolet $1650.[1950 Studebaker $925. {i NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. | MOUNT JOY, PA. I: TTT ITT ee LAL LAS Factory frida | Green Sedan, Heater and Radio, Power glide Champion 4-door, Maroon Sedan 3 : guarantee / | : { with cach machine. it 1950 Oldsmobile $1395 (1949 Chevrolet $895. {4 ; | Blue “88” Sedan with heater, radio, Grey Fleetline Sedan with radio & heater (dq | | hydromatiic (d ( { i {dq 111950 Chevrolet $1075.(1948 Chevrolet $795. | 4 I Two-door, Two-tone Blue and White Two-Tone Green Sedan Delivery ld | 1d ki 1949 Chevrolet Stake Truck $795 | if NEW HAVEN STREET, MOUNT JOY ( ii i ALSO 1942 TO 1948 CHEVROLETS — SEDANS, COUPES, TWO-DOORS ( < ; | \ MOUNT JOY, PA. x & 3 GN HE HT EN ANN Og 8 PO A a En on ne A Hs, Sr Pe an nn . 5 PN nA in an A rhs on IN (GREEN BEANS {TOILET TISSUE LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR BIG Reg. 2 for 23c cans Ideal Pork and © 16-02 S 00 cans 9.5] a 1602 3.00 cans oO 16-02 S 00 cans 5 16-02 3-00 cans 9 5§-00 rolls 11 16.02 3 00 cans Reg. 37c cans Ideal Fancy Light Meat Reg. 2 for 23c cans Red, Ripe Tomatoes 10 16-02 S 00 cans Ideal Prepared (Tomato Sauce) SPAGHETTI? "2° Glenside Tender Cut (2 cans 28¢) Ideal Red (2 cans 25¢) KIDNEY BEANS Seaside Brand LIMA BEANS Swanee Colo-Soft (3 rolls 35¢) CAP'N (3 cans 29¢) DOG FOOD Reg. 2 for 33c Farmdale Large, Tender, Sweet PEAS TUNA 7 1602 § .00 3 70: $4.00 SAVE UP TO 5- A LOAF! SUPREME ENRICHED en large 1 Be loaf N Dated Fresh Daily LOUELLA BUTTER BREAD for a i ONLY loaf 25¢ White or Whole Wheat—made with Louella Butter | FRESH PRODUCE DEPT. SAVINGS | Juicy New Crop Fla. 2 doz 45¢ ORANGES hs doz 3-25 ® L rge Ne Grapefruit ro 50-1b bag O&K. Crop Fla. .S. NO. 1 Glenside Grass Seed 5 '°¢ 1.89 POT ATOES 2.15 Frying or Stewing Col-R-Corn for popping pka 25g Snappy, Valentine Green C BROCCOLI — FROZEN FOODS — Seabrook Farms Extra Fancy Green Peas 2 '0ozrkos 29g Seabrook Farms Asparagus Cuts& Tips 10-0zpkg 35g Ideal Pure Orange Juice | GUARANTEED QUALITY MEAT SAVINGS | Acme Steer Beef om C CHUCK ROAST -39 U. S. Good Round or 79 Sirloin Steaks ® ® Cc Sianding Rib Roast -59 Lean Plate Boiling Beef 2155 20¢ Freshly Ground Beef Ib 39¢ Freshly Killed, Fully Dressed c ‘49 Wilson's Coin King Sliced Bacon Tasty Ring Bologna [1b 39c¢ Skinless Frankfurts Ih 39¢ Fillets of Haddock Fresh Green Penna. Valley-Hi Frozen Strawberries 10-0zcan 25g Cross-Cut or Shouider Beef Roast '* 55¢ : 0 Chickens ® 69¢ Country Style Pudding 1b 39¢ 1b 39¢ Fresh Pork Sausage Ih 45¢ Fancy Perch Fillets 1b 39¢ Country Style Scrapple 2 lbs 29¢ : Sais On SI. Lebanon Bologna 1,-1h 29¢ Smoked Sausage 1b. 39c FANCY LARGESHRIMP 5 box53.89 > 79¢ Ask about our $1,000,000 Varsity Sports Equipment Plan for FREE Equipment to Organized Athletic Groups This is not a contest - - . you merely save our Sales Checks to get the Sports Equipment your group desires. Write for catalogue, etc. to Acme-American Sports Equipment Plan, 2120 W. Lafayette Ave., Baltimore 3, Md. Name Our New Deteigent and You can WIN *1,000 CASH and a Westinghouse LAUNDROMAT 9 other Laundromat Prizes Get Entry Blank Here large pkg 25¢ LOUELLA BUTTER Anise a's 1b 77¢ LOUELLA MILK 't's Homogenized 4 tall cans 49¢ IDEAL INSTANT COFFEE 292 49¢ %oziar 97¢ PRINCESS MARGARINE Golden i's Prices Effective Qct. 22-23-24, 1953, 210 41¢ Quantity Rights ReServed. to | { 1 SERRE EEE ENN A A A hn A ALAR a nh a At BA STN al ~~
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