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Thursday, Apul 8,

ARTHRITIS? !
have been wonderfully
wit in being restored to ac-
tive life after being crippled in
nearly every joint in my body
and with muscular soreness
from head to foot. I had Rheu-
matoid Arthritis and other
forms of Rheumatism, hands
deformed and my ankles were
set.
Limited space
ing you more here but if you
will write me I will reply at
once and tell you how I receiv-
ed this wonderful relief.
Mrs. Lela S. Wier
2805 ARBOR HILLS DRIVE
P. O. BOX 2695
JACKSON 17, MISSISSIPPI
13
FOR SALE
New Modern Home
225 5S. Market Street
MOUNT JOY
Finance Can Be Arranged
PHONE 154-W OR 533
ELIZABETHTOWN
For appointment to see house.
prohibits tell-

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Used Cars
gg
1952 Plymouth 4-door,
1950 Chevrolet 2-door,
1953. Dodge, 4-door, Heater
1950 Plymouth, Bus. Cpe, H.
Stehman Bros.
SALUNGA

Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
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MUNICH — Radio Free Europe
in action. On the lighter side of
Radio Free Europe's broadcasts to
the captive people behind the Iron
Curtain is “Polish Tea Party,” a
satire on the housewife's chaotic
existence in Warsaw under the
communist
stoeges. Here, giving the Kremlin
the needles are Mrs. Horodynska
and Mrs. Kozlowska as quarreling
housewives. Programs like this,
supported by American “Truth
dollars” in the Crusade for Free-
dom help to keep alive Polish
hopes and resistance.
et tly § CR =

Bulletin Ads Pay

Benj. F. Garber
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Phone 702-J
FARM BUREAU
Motval Avtomebile Insurance Co.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Life Insurance Co.
BT LoL edt] CAV aed

HESS BROS.
FLORIN
Cur phone number has
been changed to
3-6045
Grassfield spraying for
Spittlebug Control.
10-tfc

1948 Buick Special
4- door
Fully
equipped
2-1951 Ford 4-deor
Sedans
With overdrive,
Fully equipped
2 - 1949 Chevrolets
2 - door
Radio and Heater
1951 Chevrolet
Belaire Sport Coupe
With power glide
1949 Chevrolet
Deluxe 4-door
Very Clean

AT
NEWCOMER
MOTORS, Inc.
MOUNT JOY
PHONE 3-4821

1948 Chevrolet
2-door Sedan
1951 Pontiac 4-door
4-door, fully
Extra Clean
equipped,
1948 Plymouth
2-door Sedan
1947 Ford 2-door
Radio and Heater
1950 Chevrolet
4-door

Some Real Values in Nice Clean Automobiles
1941 DOLGE 4-DOOR
1852 BUICK SPECIAL
Dynaflow
1951 FORD 2-DOOR |,
Fordomatic, Heater
1949 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR
Radio & Heater
1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR
Heater
1946 FORD 4-DOOR
Radio, heater
1946 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR
Radio, heater
1946, FORD 2-DOOR
Radio, heater

1937 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOCR

TRUCKS
1950 CHEVROLET
Sedan Delivery
1950 FORD PICK-UP
1949 INTERNATIONAL °
Dump - W tag - new motor
1947 INTERNATIONAL
Cab & Chassis
1946 FCRD TON
CLARENCE W. HERR
~ FORD MOTOR
MOUNT JOY
WEST MAIN STREET
Bm
SALES
PHONE 3-9701

3ig Dividends. |
But why MEN over 45?
Our doctors still don’t know
why, but if you are a man
over 45 you are six times as
likely to develop lung cancer
as a man of your age twenty
years ago. They do know,
however, that their chances
of saving your life could be
about ten times greater if
they could only detect can
cer long before you yourself
notice any symptom. (Only
1 in every 20 lung cancers is
being cured today, largely
because most cases progress
too far before detected.)
That’s why we urge that you
make a habit of having your
chest X-rayed every six
months, no matter how well
you may feel. The alarming
increase of lung cancer in
men over 45 more than jus-
tifies such precautions, Far
too many men die. need-
lessly!
Our new film “The Warning
Shadow” will tell you what
every man should know
about lung c , To find
where and when you can see
this film, and to get life-
saving facts about other
forms of cancer, phone the
cancer.
American Cancer Society
office nearest you or simply
write to “Cancer”—in care
of your local Post Office.
American
Cancer
Society

Screening Of PP&L
Applicants Begins
|
I voung people
| and
| After
| round
| olarship
| intimately

|
Pennsylvania Power & Light]
Company's Scholarship Awards |
Committee yesterday began ini-|
tial processing of the flood of]
applications for the six scholar-|
ships announced by the utilitu|
company in February of this
year
Nichol H. Memory, director]
of admissions at Stevens Insti- |
tute of Technology and chair-
man of the awards committee, |
said he was “amazed” both at
the many applications received
in a “relatively short time” and |
by the very sizeable number of
high schools represented among
the applicants
“The popularity of this pro-
gram and the wide response to
it,” he added, “both show that
the high schools and Pennsyl- |
vania Power & Light Company |
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FOR SALE
Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
Registers, Check Writers, Safes,
New & Used. J. M. Engle, 411 East
High St, E-town. Ph. 14J. 8-18-tt

Keep out Foxes and dogs. Keep
in Chickens, with a new elect-
ric fence control. Phone Mariet-
ta 6-9301, Hiestand, Inc. 13-4c

Individually deslgned Spencer
Supports. Mrs. Edyth B.
Brubaker, Florin. Call Mt. Joy
3-4949.
FOR SALE: Used Auo Parts,
Tires, Auto Heaters. Koons Au-
to Parts & Wreckers, Hummels-

town R.D. 1, (Sand Hill).
Phone Hershey 3-9936. 51-tfc
Good Used Stoves -— among
them - Welbilt, 36” all white
stove with cluster burners, $44-
.50; Bengal, black and white
with cluster burners; good con-
dition $44; and others. Ward
Bottle Gas, 25 S. State St., Eph-
rata, Phone 3-2207. 14-1c

Heywood - Wakefield go-cart,
used only a few times; bassinet;
play-pen; and an adjustable
dress-making form. Call 3-9641
14-1c !
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THREE KELVINATOR
TWO GENERAL
CNE FRIGIPARE REF
, EASY WASHER
LESTER E
MOUNT

GEO. W.
MAIN ST., MOUNT
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are aware of their responsibili- P. P & L. Makes
ties as community citizens.”
Chas E. Oakes, PP&L presi- | Movie Plans
dent, attributed the excellent |
response to the “cooperation &
backing’ the program received
from service area high sschool
officials.”It is evidence that the
people in the secondary
throughout
Eastern Pennsylvania are
a splendid job in
systems
doing |
inspiring the
to move ahead
to compete for an oppor-
tunity that otherwise might be |
denied them. Their recognition |
of education and training as vi-
tal to the future of
makes them a credit to the com-
munities in which they serve.”
The initial screening of appli-
|
|
| sylvania
| been informed by
school |
Central | have been
|
Mr. G.T. Storb, Lancaster Di-
vision Vive President for Penn-
Power & Light Com-
that he had
Light's Dia-
that
com-
noted motion pic-
David O. Selz-
pany said today
mond Jubilee Committee
pleted with
ture producer,
nick, to produce the unpreced
ented two-hour Jubilee televis-
ion program on Sunday, Octob-
er 24. The program will be seen
| in this area and throughout the
the nation |
cants involved study of applica- |
tion forms and transcripts of the
applicants’ high school records.
results of College En-
trance Examination Board Ex-
amination have been received,
evaluated and coordinated with
other information, the winners
will announced, probably a-
May 1.
be
The
ful applicants will be solely in
the hands of the three-man sch-
awards committee,
of whom are or have been
connected with the
sixteen schools, to which - the
scholarships are open.” At least
none
| one of the six scholarships will
|
| go to a son or daughter of a P.
| P. & L. employee.
—————
When in need of Printing. (any-
thing) kindly remember the Bulleti*
A
final selection of success- |

| amassed the biggest gross
nation over a three-network
hook-up.
Light's Diamond Jubilee Com-
mittee represents the electric
companies, electric manufactur-
ers and all other coordinating
in the nation-wide celebration
of the 75th anniversary of Edi-
son's invention of the incades-
cent lamp and the birth of the
electric industry.
The complete facilities of
CBS, NBC and a third network
will be utilized in this show
and their technical resources
will be pooled in the most com-
ever giv-
prehensive coverage
en to any sponsored television
presentation.
Mr. Selznick enters the tele-
vision field with a background
of some 30 years of outstanding
motion picture production. His
“Gone With The Wind” has
in
the history of motion pictures
and has proven by far the most
35-tfc |

FOR SALE
REFRIGERATORS
ELECTR REFRIGERATORS
all good condition.
) APARTMENT SIZE ELE
BENDIX WASHERS

ROBERTS & SON
JOY, PA.

BARGAINS AT LEAMAN'S
New Crosley
Range
LIST PRICE =Y 9.01
SALE PRICE 9900
JSED MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGE
bik
A FEW USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
$4500 to “750
JOY
LASSIFIED
You can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably
Through the
WANT ADS

Yorkshire Sow, with litter.
Walter E. Shank, Phone E-town
66J13. 13-tfe

AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, 1
buy old cars, all kinds of serap iron
and also sell stove wood. Guy D.
Spittier, Mt. Joy 3-5573. 40-t{

Easter
limited supply.
3-9024.
Bunnies, order
Phone Mt.
now,
Joy
9-Tc

PIANOS, new and used. David
Hess Music Shop, 106 N. Mar-
ket St., Elizabethtown.

GIFTS FOR EASTER
Plush Bunnies .. $1.39 to $1.98
Tattletales - The bunny who
foretells the weather 85¢
Bubble Powder with bank 85¢
Plastic Handkerchiefs or
Glove Cases, filled with
powder puffs .......... 98¢
Stocking Cases. 49¢
Nylon Stockings ......... 98c¢
Glove Guards ............ 85¢
Easter IDEALS Magazine
50c - $1.25
Flowers - Hat Veilings - Pins
MARGARET - JEAN
SHOPPE
19 W. Donegal St., Mt. Joy, Pa
Dial 3-9373

JIGERATOR
CTRIC RANGES
good condition.

DOWN GO ALL PRICES ON
MOVIE, AND STILL CAM-
ERAS, projectors, and films.
Many items reduced more than
tax reduction. Buy that new
camera now at Klahr's. Color
prints reduced. Ansco 2 for 49c,
Kodacolog 32c. Victor Klahr,
rear Post Office, Middletown.
14-1¢
house. Also a
Both in
3-9836. |
14-1¢

12x12 brooder
Home-Comfort range.
good condition. Call
FANS
ALL TYPES
Buy Your Fan Today
Pay First Payment In May
WAY’S
APPLIANCES
18 W. Main St., Mount Joy

5c to $1.00. Box-
ed Easter Candies, eggs, hollow
Easter novelties, bunnies, egg
dyes, Easter straw and baskets.
Kulp’'s Luncheonette and News
Agency. 13-3¢
Easter Cards,

Stockyard Manure
Phone Manheim 5-5101.
delivered.
9-9p

Ford motor
Richfield
Mt. Joy
10-tf
1950 6-cylinder
with all accessories.
Service Station, Phone
3-5241.
APPLES, Delicious & Stayman
at the Garber farm near Florin.
Joseph B. Hostetter, Phone Mt.
Joy 3-4649. 10-tf
SEWING MACHINES FOR
SALE: New and used Repairs
for all makes of sewing mach-
ines. J. V. Binkley, 111 N. Mar-
ket St., Elizabethtown, Penna.
Phone 688. 29-tfe
Try Classified
for fick resul regulis

LEAMAN
PHONE 3-9351

successful and honored of all
films. Others of his production
include, ‘Rebecca’, “David
Copperfield”, “A Tale of Two
Cities”, “Duel In The Sun’, A
Star Is Born’, '‘Tom Sawyer”,
“Dinner At Eight’, “Anna Kar-
enina’, “Spellbound”,
‘Since You Went Away’
cer with unusual productions of
broad scope and distinctive
treatment, Mr. Selznick hopes
to introduce new techniques
the production of the Jubilee
show never before utilized on
television. He stated that it will
not be a variety show. He sees
the program as one that will
have a dramatic unity
mat and will present an inter-
pretation of the spirit and the
meaning of American life, both
in the past 75 years and in the
future with the significance of
electrical living an integral
part of the treatment. He furth
er stated that he is as yet un-
certain whether the show will
be produced in Hollywood or
New York.
amet Mies
ART CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Charles Ebersole gave
a report on the life and paint-
ings of Rembrandt at the mon-
thly meeting of the Mount Joy
Art Club’Monday evening. She
also showed reproductions of
his paintings. Mrs. Vera New-
comer furnished much of the
research material used in these
reports.

C—O

Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
and |
Identified throughout his car-|
in
|
and for-|
| MALE
| HE'P WANTED
| Experienced painters wanted.
[Phone 273-M Elizabethtown.
| 13-2¢
| Custom rototilling,
(lawns. Phone 3-9469

Gardens &
Mt. Joy. I;
12-4p |
ee ees |
|
| WANTED TO BUY |
ANTIQUES: Will pay high
| for antiques of any des-
| cription. Mr. Hart, 151 N. Char-
i lotte re Manheim, Pa. Phone
5 2163

2-24-11 | 3
FEMALE
HELP WANTED
WANTED
Full Time Waitress
EXPERIENCED
LINCOLN
RESTAURANT
PHONE 3-9161

6-tfc

"REAL ESTATE
For Sale or Rent

LOT FOR SALE: 80x180, Don:
egal Springs Road, Mount Joy.
Price reasonable, John A. Char-
les, Phone Mount Joy 3- =
| STORY, 2 BEDROC
SINGLE, BRICK & FRAVIE
HOME
This 4's yr.
age in basement,
storm windows and screens,
heat and borough water.
G.I. Approved
ONLY $9500. $500 DOWN
MURRY & BOOK
LANCASTER 20364 OR 9901
14-1c¢
old house has gar-
ps
I'nermoseal
oil

Christian family of three desire
to rent a house anywhere or
buy a house with several acres
of ground. Call 733J5 Elizabeth-
town. 7-tfc
Jones & Zink, Inc.
eo REAL ESTATE
eo INSURANCE
Franklin Zink
Local
53 W.
PHONE MT.

Representative
DONEGAL ST
JOY 3-6512
12 Us

ROOM FOR RENT:
220 East Main Street,
33-6051.
F OR RENT
apartment. Possession
Jones & Zink, Inc., 119 S
ket St., Elizabethtown.
64.
FOR RENT: 4-room and bath
apartment. Available May 1st
No children, please. Phone
-4845, Mount Joy. 14 -tfc
Apply at
or Phone
10-tf
and bath
April 15
Mar
Phone
14-2¢
4 room

| USED PIANOS. David Hess, 106
IN. Market St., Elizabethtown,
| Phone 605-J. = 10-ti} :
Marble-opped furniture nd
antiques. Call 26843 Lancaster
or drop a card to 319 N. Queen
St., Lancaster . Frigari. 12-4p
Home Calender
Shrinkage Claim— Shrinkage’
of 1 percent is a safe guarantee
that a man’s shirt will keep its
| size. Labels are important sour- |
ces of information about shrink-
{ age of more than 2 percent
changes the size, explains Ber :
nice J. Tharp, Penn State exten- |
sion clothing specialist.
{ Children Go for Color
with plenty of color are favor
ites of young children. They
like bright, full, intense colors.
Grays and faded tones lack in
"terest for them, Marguerite L.
Duvall, Penn State extension
family life specialist, points out
Read Soap Labels—The label
"on soap will tell whether the

—Toys
soap is suitable for laundering
line fabrics. Soaps used for this
purpose should be mild and
| neutral, Sanna Black, Penn
State extension home manage-
ment specialist, reports.
Store Canned Food Food
can be safely stored in thegean
in the refrigerator. Marjorie J.
Wormeck, Penn State extension
nutritiosist, reveals that
are coated with a material
the metal won’t affect food flav
or or color. She suggests that a
cover is a “must.” !
Color to Use —Women with |
sallow skin will find that dark |
browns, greens, come purples, |
and deep blues are the colors
for them, says Margery Bessom
a Penn State extension special-'
cans
SO

ist. Beige, yellow, and orange
are colors they will want Ly!
avoid.
BR i .
FOR RENT: 5 rooms and bath
apartment. Write Box C, c/o
| The BULLETIN, Mount Joy
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[School
{lect the

HELP OFFERED
Jacob H. Ruhl
AUCTIONEER
Complete Sale Service
PHONE MANHEIM, PA.
12-10p
CARD OF THANKS
[ wish to “thank all “my “friends,
neighbors, and relatives for the
cards, gifts, flowers, and pray-
ers while I was a patient in the
St. Joseph's Hospital. H. G.
Hauenstein. 14-1c¢
my sincere
friends, rel-
neighbors who gave
5-2283

I wish to express
thanks to my many
atives and
their kindness, sympathy, and
beautiful floral offerings during
the recent loss of my mother,
Edwin Hoftmasetr
LEGAL NOTICES
MOUNT JOY TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL PER CAPITA TAX
The School District of the
Township of Mount Joy gives
Mrs.

notice that its School Board in-
lends to adopt a resolution on
May 3, 1954, at 6:30 p. m.,
standard time, at Florin School
Building, levying a per capita
tax of $5 for the school year
1954-55 on each adult resident
of the area now comprising said
School District, under the pro-
visions of the Act of 1947, P.L.
1145, as amended, in addition
to the $5 per capita tax author-
ized under the School Code of
1949. Said tax, so far as collect-
ed from residents of the part of
caid school district which will
constitute a portion of Eliza-
1bethtown Area School District
jafter July 5, 1954, will be for
ithe use of said Area School Dis-
trict; and so far as collected
[from residents of the remaining
part of Mount Joy Township
School District (which will con-
a separate school dis-
trict) will be for the use of the
latter. Imposition of this addi-
tional tax (from which it is es-
timated that $8,500.00 annual
revenue will be derived is nec-
essitated because of increased
school costs: because the per
capita tax authorized under the
Code is limited to $5;
and because it would be inequi-
table to property owners to col-
entire amount of said
increased costs of real estate
| taxes
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MOUNT
SCHOOL
By E
JOY TOWNSHIP
DISTRICT
MUSSER HEISEY,
Secretary
EXECUTOR'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 payment and
{those having claims or demands
against the same will present
them without delay for settle-
iment to the undersigned
Executor
Everybody in this locality reads |
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-
sing in the Bulletin.
| Henry F
DAVID HETRICK
20 Hess Avenue,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Gingrich,
Attorney 11-6¢

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