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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 8, 8
ARE HAVING A
Great, Big
argain
Binge
-- you're invited to
Del Monte or Idea! Cling
join the Thrift Parade
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PEACHES “27
Hunt's Cal. Cling
PEACHES a Ro 2s 2 25¢
ORANGE JUICE “+. 25749
LIGHT TUNA cco
WHITE TUNA To 38
PEANUT BUTTER “cin or 29¢
WHITE RICE 2033 2." 31
RAISINS Rob-Ford Seedless a 35¢
CAL. PRUNES 2.47
DESSERTS 000 4.25
CUT BEETS re 15%: 4 Qe
TEA BAGS Pky
TEA BAGS "or 100 9
LOUELLA MILK cv" 4.:.49-
pkg of 100 75¢
E Special!
xtra Special!
America’s Prize-Winning
Sweet Cream
BUTTER
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Vie €
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Louella has been recognized for years as the finest butter in
America - - - it has over 500 Prizes to prove it. Why not get
the best, it's specially low-priced this week-end.
wv 61°
Richland Creamery Butter
S. Gov't “Choice”
iw §7e
No 2!
can
4) 2 Qc
The standard
by which Butter
is judged.
Uncle Sam Grades Acme rrades Acme Beef U. S. Go U.
U. S. CHOICE FANCY (7-in Cut)
Rib Roast
Boneless Pot Roast
Lean Skinned (shank end; s ces removed)
SMOKED HAMS -
Ib 99¢ (Whole Ham
SMALL, 5 to 8 Ibs, OVEN-READY
Beltsville Turkeys
2 '°533¢c | Freshly Ground Beef
'> 43c | Fresh Pork Sausage
* 65¢)
59
Ib 35¢
> 45¢
King 1b. 75,| $I, Lebanon Bologna 29¢
Pollock Filles '°25¢c| Haddock Fillets '>45¢ | Perch Fillets '°43¢
Slices of Ham
Plate Boiling Beof
Kessler’s Frankfurts
Lean Sl. Bacon Corn
BAY BUCK SHAD wes: « 25¢
UY STITT vvew
You'll Like the New, Softer Enriched
Jupreme Bread J Kc
Large, Dated Loaf Still Only
You save up to 5¢c a loaf and get the finest loaf of bread modern
science and skill can produce with the finest ingredients in a
sanitary, spotless bakery.
in Cc
pkg
Virginia Lee Hot Cross Buns
sugared, doz 9 5
Regular or Brown ’'n Serve -- Fruit Filled
Virginia Lee Do’Nuts Plain doz 24¢
Supreme Protein Bread 'f 25¢
Louclia Butter Bread 'f 25¢
BADE DOM
First of the Season! FRESH CALIFORNIA
Asparagus
Extra Serve with
Special! 1h C Louella
Butter
FRESH GOLD: CORN 6. ars |
PASCAL CELERY cris? 2 staks 19°
SPINACH or KALE cello pka 1 9¢ |
FRESH FLA. RADISHES 2792 19¢
LARGE FLA. CUCUMBERS ~~ 2% 19¢|
19¢
Sale! LOCAL SPRING ONIONS 4bchs 19¢ |
® FRESH FLA. BEETS
2bchs 19¢ |
LARGE FLA. GRAPEFRUIT
5 for 29¢
GLENSIDE PARK LAWN GRASS SEED
5 1b bag $1.89
8 PKXGS BURPEE FLOWER SEEDS ONLY 25¢
And Label from a Package Seabrook Farms Frozen Food
Seabrook Farms French Fried Potatoes 2 9° Pkor 29¢
Seabrook Extra Fancy Green Peas 2 10-0zrkes 2Q¢
C & B or Ideal Frozen Orange Juice 3 60z cans 35¢
Prices Elective Until Closing Saturday, April 10, 1954. Quantity Rights Reserved.
cans
of 48 45¢ |
{birthday
ling were
| Moore,
[Mrs. Ida Eisenberger of town,|
Mrs. Maggie Forrey, Ironville,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mellinger|
| Spring, Mrs.
land Mr.
N EWTOWN |
| Toe, Wm. ge i “of town vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Kuhns on Friday.
Visitors of Mr.
and Mrs.
Haines were Mrs. Lloyd Nent
wig and family, Florin, Mr. and
Mrs. Giles Urban and son Billy
{of Lititz, Mr. and Mrs. Nathat
|Fry and daughter, Ruth, Roths-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Di-
vit, Mrs. Sallie Musser, Silver! §
Spring, Mr. Horace
Joy RD., Mrs
and daughter,
Wagner Mt
George
Nettie, Mrs.
guerite Lehman and son John
ny, Lois Laudenberger, Colum-
bia, Mrs. Rhoda Shertzer and
daughter Noami, Salunga, Mrs.
Abram Gamber, Mrs. Matilda
Derr, Mrs. Wm. Fogie, Mrs. Ab-
ram Haines and son Jerry, all
of town and Rev. O. K. Buch,
Manheim.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller were Mr. and Mrs. John
Sterbach and son Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Weidman and family
and Mrs. Martha Weidman, of
Lancaster.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Aris-|
tice Wittle were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Wittle and daughters, of
Columbia, Mr. Harry Hamilton]
Mrs. Ben Hoffman, E-town, Mr.
Joseph Wittle, Marietta, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wittle, Col-
umbia RD, Mrs. Nancy Jones,
Mount Joy RD, and Mrs. Rag-
ner Hallgren, Mt. Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schoel-|
koph and sons, and Miss Mar-
lene Fogie, Columbia, called ah
Mrs. Serena Fogie on Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer|
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Kauffman Sr., of Iron-
ville. Mr. and Mrs. George
Schoelkoph, of Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grossman
and family visited Mr.
Mrs. Wm. Geltzenlichter,
ershurg.
Visitors of Mrs. Matilda Derr
were Mr. and Mrs. Hoffer Ris-|
ser and daughter, Martha, Her-
shey.
Soud-|
Mrs. Katie Moore, Mrs. Ida
Eisenberger and Mrs. Blanche
Frysinger, visited Mrs. Emma
Givens. |
Mrs. Matilda Derr visited
Mrs. Fannie Powers, Lancaster. |
Mr. Abner Weaver, Mount
Joy, visited Mrs. Edw. Isler and
| Mrs. Irene Snyder. |
Mrs. Charles Fogie Jr. and|
daughter Bonnie Sue, Bain-
bridge, visited Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Witmer and family, Sun-|
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Steele, Lancaster.
Visitors of Mr
Mau
Ida Eisen-
Moore|
and Mrs.
rice Frysinger, Mrs.
berger, and Mrs.
were, Mr. John Frysinger, Man-
heim, Mr. and Mrs. Havard
Johnston Lancaster, Miss
Longenecker and Mr. Benjamin
Weaver, Marietta. [
Katie
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-|
ert Frank were Mr. and
Arthur Koser, Klinesville and
Mrs. Betty Lou Herr, Florin.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt |
macher visited Mrs. Florence]
Weaver, Lancaster. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kieth, Mt.|
Joy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan-|
iel Geltmacher. |
Mrs. Edith Erb and Mrs.|
Pearl Brenneman visited, Mrs.
Anna Mary Greenawalt and
Mrs. Elizabeth Geltmacher of]
Mount Joy, last Friday. |
Mr. and Mrs. John Mellinger|
of Mt. Joy RD. gave a dinner in
honor of Mrs. Katie Moore of]
who celebrated her 74th
April 1st. The follow
town,
Wm.|;
Moore, °
fr
Mar-
| sity in Exile—a {
| included
obtained for a penny more than |
which
[range as high as $4.95. All items
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lat the local Rexall store.
| then be
| for at any time during the Sale.
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NEW YORK—Student escapees
from Kremlin tyranny sign Free-
dom Scrolls in the Crusade for
Freedom. Those shown were
among a group of 58 who joined
the Crusade under the sponsor-
ship of the Free Europe Univer-
I. S. Scholarship
program through which the stu-
dents attend 49 various American
universities. The group contrib-
uted 58 Truth Dollars toward the
support of Radio Free Europe
whose broadcasts inspired many
of them to escape.
Penny Sale Begins
At Local Store
A single penny will be wort
as much as
pers for a four-day
ginning Wednesday,
when Sloan's Pharmacy
its Rexall Spring One-
lof drugs,
Double
in the Sale
the regular unit prices,
are freshly stocked and
the usual Rexall
guarantee of satisfaction.
As a time-saving convenienc
for shoppers, advance orde
and blanks listing all One-Cent Sale
are available
These | pag,
|and special items
blanks may be completed an
left at the store.
PRINT 1000 ENVELOPES
Like Last Time.
Got A Sample?
FINE!
Phone Us for Your
PRINTING
$4.95 to local shop-
period, be-
April 7, |
opens
Cent Sale
toiletries and sundries.
quantities of articles
may be
h
carry |
money-back
e
r
d|
We Print Every-
thing But Money
And it takes but. little
money here to buy the
best printing to be found
. and that
from
anywhere . . .
everything,
cards to catalogs.
goes for
The Mt. Joy Bulletin
present, Mrs. Katie
Mrs. Blanche Frysinger,|
’|
and children, Mount Joy RD.
Mrs. Wm. Haines who is on]
the sick list is slowly improving|
at this writing. |
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jac-|
ob Erb were, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Brosey and family, Silver
Pearl Brenneman,
J. L. Swarr, Mount Joy
R.D
Robert Witmer celebrated his
11th birthday Thursday, April
8th.
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THE NEW
MARKWELL
PACEMAKER
$1.60 - $2.00 & $3.00 Models
Handy Pocket Stapler
BUILT ON A NEW
PRINCIPLE
FOR
OFFICE - SCHOOL - HOME
STAPLES AND TACKS
EASY TO OPERATE
SMART LOOKING
Built Te Last
Come In And See It Perform
FOR SALE BY
The BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.
To Hold Sale
| be held from 9:00 a. m,
{ p. m. April 13 to 17 by the ne w-|
ly organized Mount Joy-Florin TO DROP
| Auxiliary to the St. Joseph's | In 10 THE
Hospital. This sale will mark |
the first money-raising plan of 2 3
| the new group. The sale will be | 98 AND
| held in the Bernhard buildin 5! SUBSCRIBE
East ‘Main Street. Deliveries! i TOR JIMMY
will be made and special orders
| sisted by Mrs. William Ecken-
: y
rode and Mrs. John Landis. WAY S
Mrs. Joseph Germer was ap- |
pointed program chairman and RECORD
| ten sports get out of the hands
| control of the school.
The orders will |
filled and may be called |
| Main St,
ful Cold Wave $10.
| Other Permanents $5 & $7.50
| Hair Cuts 75¢
TO SHARE . . . |
A bouquet or plant for the home
| Easter flowers for
| Altar flowers for the church
| New Auxiliary
TAKE THE HOME
PAPER DOWN TO “THE
POST OFFICE AND BUY
A WRAPPER AND MAIL IT
ry OUR SON, JIMMY= BUT
Sn I'M GOING
O, MAMA, | WILL NOT
|
The sale of a variety of pot-
| ted plants and cut flowers will |
to 9: 00 |
will be taken by any of the i AND THEN HE
members. | WILL GET THE
“At the meeting of the group 1) HOME PAPER
last Wednesday night, Mrs. | | “Hf | EVRY WEEK
Frances Frank was named
: : 11 op
chairman of the auxiliary’s Rh aE
ways and means committee as-
Mrs. Robert Hoffmaster, mem-
bership chairman.
CORNER
The next meeting of he)
group will be held Thursday | SECRET LOVE—
evening, May 13 at the home of Doris Day
Mrs. C. F. Lawder, Park Ave, WANTED
Mount Joy.
dary
ll sis Perry Como
A GIRL, A GIRL—
Eddie Fisher
MAN WITH THE BANJO—
Hamboners
(From page 1)
the community for its support.
Speaker of the day was James
Neeley, athletic director at Mc- |
Caskey high school, and district |
representative of the P.ILA.A.
Mr. Neeley commended the!
boys for their excellent show- |
ing and then expressed gratifi-
cation at the spirit of sports- |
manship shown by the te am | WAY’ S APPLIANCES
and fans of Mount Joy Phone 3-3622
[48 W. Main Street, Mount Joy
TIT
© JUST 'PHONE US,
GIVING YOUR ADDRESS,
WE'LL GET THERE IN
A JIFFY, YES /
{ HERE—
Tony Martin
EASTER PARADE
Liberace
EASTER PARADE
Mr. Neeley said that too of-
of the school authorities. He de-
clared that Mount Joy is an ex-
ample of sportsmanship at its
with sports remaining in
- He pointed out that the Mt.
Joy team and its followers had
consistently been a credit to
their school and community.
Saturday night, they will be
the guests of Mr. Hostetter.
Next Wednesday the Mount Joy
JayCees will entertain them;
the following week it will be
the Gerberich-Payne Shoe Co.
and Friday night, April 30, the
Old Timers Association. |
Wind-up afTair will be Tues-
day night, May 4, when the
Lions Club will honor the team.
re” —
We're ready to serve you
when you need us! Courteous
drivers deliver your Fuel Oil
needs promptly from meter-
Fill up your tank
get such excellent results.
‘igers get such excellent results
BULLER'S
BEAUTY SALON
Florin, Pa.
ed trucks
Spring Specials
Carly Richards Just Wonder-
Perry Como |
Open 9 A.M to9P M.
Call Mt. Joy 3-4339
MAUDE BULLER, Prop.
10-t‘e
» 1
Spare The
Grease, and
Spoil The Car
Car well lubricated
for wear -.free op-
eration?
TO WEAR .
Easter Parade Orchids, Roses,
Mother and Daughter Corsages
A well-greased
forms more smoothly
car per-
shut-ins
i
(l gives you a quiet ride.
WE SEND EASTER Let us lube it up TO-
FLOWERS-BY-WIRE DAY.
ANYWHERE
| RALPH WALTERS
LA SERVICE
. Main St.,
RUHL SFLOWERS
OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL
PHONE MT. JOY 3-6001
Mount Joy
11-4¢
323
Varsity Basketball Pictures
FRAMED 8x10
FOR SALE
Regular Price $1.00 NOW 75¢
PICTURES INCLUDE TEAM AND TROPHIES OF LAST
MOUNT JOY HIGH BASKET BALL TEAM
Call—GEORGE HOUCK—-3-5853
Ames Bros. |
GET IT AT
BOOTHS
MELLINGER'S
HOME-MADE
15¢-25¢:-55¢
Cocoanut Creams
Laden's Hollow Milk Chocolates |.
10 - 20
BOUCHAT & SONS
Boxes of Hollow Candy
Nest of 8 pieces $1.29
Easter Napkins 15¢ — Easter Tablecloths 25¢
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have the things you want—the real secur-
ity that only each can build for himself.
We are happy to offer a plan that is prof-
itable and convenient.
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COATS
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Children’s Coats $7.95 uo
159% OFF On All Children’s Shoes
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