vistet {, near Mf. ighway own; Pube= of housas= 2:30 p. ni S. Frank, 7— Publie equipment 5 at tha 1 mile as Station toute 340, 1 A. Seniz. publi@ estate on bethtown, Sale at 7 hey. Wals mark) 7T—at 456 thtown, a ge real es bunga- Christian r. Walter: i 7 pm, able 21; 26 High. ethtown. John J, 16th—A{ Joy on Mt. Joy mmunity k, imple- ds, etc. ink. Sale Wagner, ATT. to” hii: BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, March 25 HAVE YOUR AWNINGS | MADE NOW ORDER NOW - - - - PAY LATER oN Complete Awning Service ! We Measure, Give Free Estimates, Sew, and Hang Awnings of Top Quality Material. FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE COLUMBIA 48101 “ALSO CUSTOM MADE VENETIAN BLINDS Haldeman’s 's Upholstering & Awning Co. 11th & Spruce Streets, COLUMBIA, PA. 8-tfe os A EE RE Sin Te NR AAT Get It At Booth’s TOBACCO MUSLIN 2 and 3 YARDS WIDE First Served automotive field by }, Mr. 3 | — Two Salesmen Honored At f Banquet | Two salesmen for Motor, Inc. members Newcomer were inducted as | of the 100—50 Car Club, Chevrolet's national hon- or organization for retail sales. men, at a banquet held last | night (March 24) .at Hershey. They are: John W. Garns and Earl B. Myers. Membership in this exclusive | club wx 8 | tb was awarded to employees | pot gt of Chevrolet dealerships who sold 100 or more new cars, or their equivalent in. either new and used cars and trucks during | 1953, or in the case of smaller | | dealerships, or more new cars or their equi- | valent. A lapel pin is awarded to each! Car Club member the first year he and a diamond is pin qualifies added to the thereafter. “The Chevrolet Motor Divis- | | ion congratulates all club mem- bers for their outstanding sales | accomplishments in 1953,” said | F. C. Silvey, Harrisburg Zone | manager. “These tional manship, maintain each year | FOR SALE: Mixed baled hay. | Also baled straw. Phone 3-5221, 5t06p. m. 5-ifc Spencer Supports. Mrs. Edyth B. | Brubaker, Florin. Call Mt. Joy 3-4949. 35-tfe Mixed hay. Warren G. Shank. Call Mount Joy 3-4841. 9-tfc Easter Bunnies, order now, limited supply. Phone Mt. Joy 3-9024. 9-Tc | PIANOS, new and used. David Hess Music Shop, 106 N. Mar- ket St, Elizabethtown. 4- tfe 1 evening gown, size ET ‘mint | grea, worn one time. Call Mt. Joy 3 3-4941 after 5 p.m. 11-2¢ by their excep- | achievements in helped Chevrolet | its leadership to the | out-selling its nearest competitor by more | tran 226,000 units last year,” Silvey added. “Our retail] salesmen and especially our Car Club members deserve full | maintaining and in- | men, credit for creasing Chevrolet's leadership. Waltham GOLD RUSH Regular $29.75 17 Jewel Precision Made Waltham vow $19.95 ris Tan FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY (ENDS APRIL 15th, 1954) Also, a large selection of other Models at special prices It will pay to buy now or lay-a-way for that special occasion coming up oon. Such as EASTER, MOTHER'S DAY, GRADUATION, ANNIVERSARIES WARREN H. GREENAWALT JIEWELER 209 WEST MAIN STREET VIOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 3-5491 OPEN EVERY EVENING fg § 4 $c Bee gon mim n Onro it's a i Hy i | UIT blouse om \ {EEN [ the neat Yq 3 wa Tt 7 neckband. .. 0 =f he iC in Wamsutta pimal 3° No ma'am, no collar today! It’s the very newest, crispest way A to look! Sips Store double-buttons the collarband of a Wamsutta pima slee veless... soft-tailors a placket...cuts shirt tails deep-deep-deep Lustre-laundering white, candy colors, vivids. Sizes 30 to 38. Come see our many other new Ship'n Shore's! KITTY'S DRESS SHOPPE EE a ENGINEERS TO INSPECT NEW PENN STATE BARNS | Penn State's new dairy barns |’ have attracted hundreds of vis- . . | itors since they were put an Society of Agricultural En. | molds its annual spring | gineers meeting April 1 and 2 at the University. The engineers have devoted a | half-day of their busy program to a study of the automatic equipment, construction, wventi- | lation, and other features incor- porated into the new structures, Harold V. Walton, announced section The are devoted to | most of them | equip- chairman rest of the technical deports, sessions machinery, and industrial from power, ment, engineers concerned with farm sales and ervice As a multiple unit, - the facilities i use provide production new barns teaching dairy University students, operate as large institutional plant, {the principal in- series of research feat- in production and vet terest lies in a Management are studies investigation approach under every efficiency of nearly ev-| ures are ly compare detail involved in dairy op- virtuz: to ery erations. et BC DIAGNOSTIC LAB LOOK ON POULTRY PROBLEMS Installation of necessary cquipment has just been com- pleted to outfit the new Poultry | Diagnostic Laboratory on the of the Pennsylvania State University. This ‘lab,’ part of a new state-wide pro- aram, is designed to aid poult- rymen in quick analyzing their problems. It service outbreak campus health and disease is hoped this speedy may halt any from reaching epidemic disease propor- | tions. Poultrymen can bring ailing birds direct to the where trained technicians analyze and diagnose the lems. their lab can prob- | ee ED A KHAKI CAN MEANS COLOR OR TYPE OF MATERIAL The word “Khaki” will do its best this year to confuse con sumers this year. Bernice J. Tharp, clothing specialist of The Pennsylvania State University, reports that khaki can mean either a specif- ic color or a type of material. [ts name from an In- dian word meaning earth color. | U. S. Army uniforms of twill weave go by the term khaki. | colored. Current however, | has taken some of the basic Ar- fabrics and turned them in- comes fashion, my to smooth, trim costumes, These | garments are available in 8) range of colors. —————— INO BLIND DRIVING | In Birmingham, Ala. it is a-| gainst the law to drive an auto- | | | J |mobile while ‘blindfolded. - FOR SALE SEWING SALE: for Phone 688. MACHINES FOR New and used Repairs all makes of sewing mach- J. V. Binkley, 111 N. Mar- Elizabethtown, Penna. 29-tfe mes. to men who sold 50 | Individually designed “sales- | For Sale 1951 Hudson Sedan OVERDRIVE, RADIO, CLEAN $1145 | Geo. W. Leaman 208 E. Main St., Mount Joy | 2-row into | jzabethtown R. use. But they will get a new | type of inspection when the | = Pennsylvania Section, Americ- | | WAYS TO PREVENT | should exercise their | vision McCormick Deering Po- tato Planter. Walter Shank, El- D. Phone 66J13. 12.afc 2 Fox Terrier Puppies. 9 weeks | old. Phone 3-4046. 12-1c | FOR SALE Hih Globe Milker. Needs no pipe. Also good mine hay. Phone {Mount Joy -5818. 2 2.2¢ : ALL TYPES BUY YOUR FAN TODAY PAY First Payment In May « WAY’S APPLIANCES 18 W. Main St., Mount BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD A birthday party was held on, Sunday in honor of John Sliver, | North Barbara Street and Mrs. | Fred Marietta Ave. The party was held at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. Shiver. Gifts were given to the hon-| ored and refreshments Williams, Leiberherr, Jr. gucsts were served to Albert Karen Williams, Mr. and Mrs Everett Williams, Mr. and Mrs. | Russell Williams and daughter Deanna of New Salem; Glen | | | Hahe, New Salem; Miss Elinor | - Gordon and Oscar Gordon, Hel lam; Miss Mary Lou Hake, Red Lion; Mrs. Grace Blantz and children Doris, Ray, Jr. and Samuel, Lancaster; Mrs. Irene Eltz and daughter Donna; Mr and Mrs. Sliver; and Mr. and Mrs. Leiberherr, Jr. with daugh- ters Drusilla, Reenee and Linda. EE ee] TELEVISION Mix television and “kids” problem often results. problem is how long to let children view television at night. Marguerite L. Duvall, extension family life specialist at the Penna. State has this to say about the lem. “Parents are better judges of | what is good for children than the children Parents authority | but with thoughtfulness the television debate. “If they, too, watch the pro grams their children view, they will be better able to talk about them. Too many parents yield to children’s teasing about tele. hours when discussion | with the children might be the cure. “If a child is given good reas- { ons for not doing what he wants to do, he'll be less likely to be resentful.” etl Ae PROBLEM and a The the University, | prob- are, on Patrenize Bulletin Advertisers. | and also sell Joy / "Work Done Through the WANT ADS CLASSIFIED You can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably Portable point washer, apartment size Hot- in good condition. 33-6581. 11-2¢ Only $35. Phone Two ladies’ plain black coats, spring and winter, like new. Al- so a trunk. Reasonable. 101 Popular St., Mount Joy. 11- 2p Alfalfa Hay. Martin Eshleman, Florin. 1-3p DRESSED POULTRY. Chick- ens, ducks, and geese, Try our frozen poultry. Elmer Guth- ridge. Call 3-5832 Mt. Joy. . 1-12¢ Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash Registers, Check Writers, Safes, New & Used. J. M. Engle, 411 Bast High St, BE-town. Ph. 14). 8-18-ti FOR SALE Used Furniture See Your Furniture Dealer At Salunga Open 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p. REA E. GREIDER SALUNGA PHONE 2401 LANDISVILLE 8-5¢ m. rp tL THARS Golo. THAR -- IN THEM THAR AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, 1 | buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron stove wood. Guy D. Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy 3-5573. 40-t{ A 9x12 all wool rug, 3 scatter {FOR SALE: Used Auo Parts rugs to match. Used only two Tires, Auto Heaters. Koons Au- | years, in good condition. Call | {yp Parts & Wreckers, Hummels- Mrs. Elmer Ginder, Mount Joy [town R. D. 1, (Sand Hill). 3- -4883. 12xtfe Phone Hershey 3-9936. 51-tfc Coat-suit, size 16, unlined, aqua, {in good condition, $5.00. Call Mt. Joy 3-5364. 11-2¢ l9x12 = Wilton Fug, $8.00. 101 New Haven Street, Mt. Joy 12-1p GET YOU R BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA AT KLAHR'S for di rect factory service. ‘Cost no more, only $39.75. Buy yours now for spring and summer fun. Victor Klahr Camera Shop, Middletown 12-1¢ Advertisers. CUSTOM ROTOTILLING Reasonable Patronize Bulletin Rates To Please Customer PAUL E. MILLER PHONE 211R4 R.D. 1, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 11-tfc DON'T FORGET BABY AT EASTER For HER MAJESTY NYLON' Bonnets Eyelet Pique Bonnets Smocked Broadcloth dresses Foi HIS MAJESTY NYLON Visor Caps $1.39 . $1.25 $1.25 & $1.30 NYLON Suits $1.69 Boucle’ Suits $1.98 Seersucker Suits ‘ $1.59 FOR BOTH Boucle' Sweaters $1.89 Cotton Durene Sweaters . $1.69 Cotton Sweaters . $1.69 “FEMALE HELP WANTED $1.69 1 C le Sta 19 W. Donegal St., Mt. Joy, Pa. Dial 3-9373 Alterations - - '- Buttonholing Hat Ve ilings Stockyard Manure delivered Phone Manheim 5-5101. 9-9p 1950 6-cylinder Ford motor with all accessories. Richfield Service Station, Phone Mt. Joy 3-5241. 10-tf Margaret - Jean Shoppe | APPLES, Delicious & Stayman | at the Garber farm near Florin. | Joseph B. Hostetter, Phone Mt. Joy 3-4649. 10-tf | WANTED | Full Time Waitress RESTAURANT experienced. aning woman, te references. Write Box A, The Bulletin. 12-1¢ EXPERIENCED LINCOLN PHONE 3-9161 6-tfc Pri CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for the flowers, cards, visits, and prayers dur- ing my stay at the hospital. Mrs. Irvin Gruber mame 1 wish to thank all those who sent me flowers, cards, and gifts during my illness. Mrs. Clyde Fenstermacher. 12-1¢ MALE PHONE 5-2283 MANHEIM, 12-1p | les, LOT FOR SALE: egal Springs Road, REAL ESTATE For Sale « or Rent 80x180, Don- Mount Joy. ce reasonable, John A. Char- Phone Mount Joy 3-4183. 37-4 | to of Christian family of three buy a house town. ———————————————— desire house anywhere or with several acres around. Call 733J5 Elizabeth- 7 7-Uc rent a WANTED TO BUY ANTIQU ES: Win pay high prices for antiques of any des- cription. Mr. Hart, 151 N. Char- [1otte St.,, Manheim, Pa. Phone | 5-2163 2-24-tf USED PIANOS. David Hess, 106 IN Market St., Elizabethtown, | Phone 605-J 10-tf | Marble-topped furniture and Call 26843 Lancaster lor drop a card to 319 N. Queen ISt., L ancaste r, F rigari. 12-4p LEGAL NOTICES Scaled proposals will be re- "ceived and publicly opened and read by the Supervisors of East {Done gal Township, Lancaster {County at Maytown, Maytown | National Bank, Penna., until 9 T. ta. m. o'clock E. S. April 3, seasons require- {ments of Bituminous Material, and Crushed Limestone. Proposal forms, Specifica- (tions, Form of Contract and In- structions to Bidders may be (obtained at the home of, or by writing to Christ C. Forry, Sec- retary, Board of Supervisors, Maytown, Penna. All proposals the form 1954 for their | must be upon furnished by the un- dersigned. CHRIST C. FORRY 10.3 Secretary of Board JONES & ZINK, Inc. ® REAL ESTATE ® INSURANCE Franklin Zink HELP WANTED C totill : = Local Representative ‘ustom rototilling, rardens y YEN rp lawns. Phone 3-9469 Mt. Joy. 53 W. DONEGAL S'1 12-4p | PHONE MT. JOY 3-6512 rT SE em | 12-11: Man to farm tobacco on shares. | cl Write Box B, c¢-0 The Mt. Joy Bulletin. 12-2¢ {| ROOM FOR RENT: Apply at | 220 East Main Street, or Phone ca me 3 3-6051. 10-tf "HELP OFFERED [TOR RE INT: 3 rooms and “path | apartment. Also an electric Ladies! How about that mend | chicken hone 3. 074. 10 700 ing you never seem to get |. i ei i a oct ol done, anu those collars on dad's | Upstairs apartme nt with seven shirts that are so badly worn? | rooms, bath, hot-water heat, Bring them to Mrs. Elmer Ran- | garage. 21» miles North of Mt dler near Hossler's Church or | Joy. Will be vacated April 15 call 3-9340. No socks 11-2¢ | Phone 3-5535 11-tfe [15 acres, whole or part. 1,200 ft. Jacob H. Ruhl (front on Route 441 West of { Marietta. Phone 6-2107 Mariet AUCTIONEER [ta or 561 E. Market St., Mariet ta 12-2¢ Complete Sale Service There is no better way to boost PA | your business than by local news 12-10p | paper advertising. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Estate of George Michael Mil- ler, dec'd, late of West Hemp- field Township, Lancaster Coun- ty, Penna. Letters testamentary of said estate having been grant- undersigned, all per- ed to the isons indebted thereto are re- guested to make immediate (payment, and those having claims or demands against the same, will present them with- out delay for settlement to the undersigned PATRICIA BURNS, Administratrix ¢'o Arnold, Bricker & Beyer 110 East King Street 0 8-6¢ Lanc aster, E XE CU TOR S NOTICE Estate of William M. Hetrick, late of West Hempfield Town- ship, Pa., dec’'d Letters testamentary of said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons in- debted thereto are requested to make immediate pavment and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settle- ment to the undersigned Executor DAVID HETRICK 20 Hess Avenue, Elizabethtown, Pa, i Henry F. Gingrich, Attorney Penna. 11 6c CALL TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT AT Doris Beauty Shoppe Chocolate Ave., FLORIN PHONE 3-5853 Doris S. Houck, Prop HESS BROS. FLORIN Qur phone number has been changed to 3-6045 Grassficld Spittlebug spraying foil Control 10-tfc > Where Your Dollars Stretch Some Real Values in Nice Clean Automobiles 1952 BUICK SPECIAL Dynaflow 1951 FORD 2-DOOR Fordomatic, Heater 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR Heater 1946 FORD 4-DOOR Radio, heater 1946. CHEVROLET 4-DOOR Radio, 1946 FORD 2-DOOR Radio, heater heater 1939 FORD 2-DOOR 1937 DODGE 4-DOOR TRUCKS 1950 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery 1949 FORD PICKUP 1949 INTERNATIONAL Dump - W tag 1947 INTERNATIONAL Cab & Chassis 1946 FORD 1%2 - new molor 2 TON CLARENCE W. HERR ~ FORD MOTOR SALES ~ WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY PHONE 3-9701 Used Cars Heater & H R & H ton Pickup Heater Cpe, H 1952 1950 Che [1647 Plymouth, [1948 Dodge One | 1953 Dodge | 1950 Piymouth, { Pivmouthn door, 9 vrolet 2-door, R 2-doo 4-door, Bus Stehman Bros. SALUNGA 1952 Chevrolet Belaire Sport Coupe Fully cquipped 2-1951 Ford 4-door Sedans With overdrive Fully equipped 1950 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan Radio and Healor 1951 Chevrolet Belaire Sport Coupe With 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-door Very Clean power glide AT NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. MOUNT IY 1948 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan 1951 Pontiac 4-door fully Extra Cl¢ loo! cquipped, an 1948 Plymouth 2-door Sedan 1947 Ford 2-door Radio and Heater 1946 Ford 2-door Radio and Heater
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