BOSE Rs A a gt | Here's a FROZEN FOOD SALE to Really Shout About! 5 Varieties 19¢ Semandale Frozen Vegetoble Reg. size 19c pkgs Your Choice of GREEN PEAS '00zrke LEAF SPINACH Quality CHOPPED SPINACH 202 rka FRENCH FRIES CHOPPED BROCCOLI "°° rks Your Freezer CAKE CUPS with purchase of 15 Gal. ctn of your favorite variety Delvale Ice Cream s§.19 Every Woman that sees them wants these Deluxe Kaylan Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls YOU SAVE $6.99 15 Gal. DELVALE Ice Cream -- AND pkg of 8 Cake Cups BOTH—ONLY Alway Good Taste THIS W| WEEK Get the 2-Quart yg Size Bowl Sniy 51. 49 with $10.00 purchase The Thumb Ring makes it easy to hold =-- easy to hang. [2 QUART ¥ 1QUART ~ SIZE 89¢ Sale of Ideal Fancy Fla. Fruit Juices! ORANGE JUICE 2 gO, BLENDED JUICE 2 #2 cam GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 3%¢ IDEAL SWEET POTATOES 2 18-0zcans 49¢ IDEAL CUT RED BEETS 3 30s FARMDALE DRY MILK NonFat 2 160z pkgs 59¢ GELATINE DESSERTS 6 idea! Fruit Flavors 4 pkgs 25¢ TOILET TISSUE Princess or Statler 4 rolls 45¢ SUPREME ENRICHED BREAD still only 15¢ Gold Seal Wheat Puffs 3 rks 25¢ - - Rice Puffs 2 Pe 23¢ DEPEND ON AC WE FOR BEST MEAT BUYS 7A Fancy, Frozen, Oven-Ready Beltsvi Ready Beltsville TURKEYS Small, Lean Smoked Picnics Dy 7 Freshly Killed, Pan-Ready Frying Chickens a5c Beef Tongues 1m 4Ge Lean Plate Boiling Beef 19: Short Ribs of Beef iw 3 he Kessler's Frankiuris +43 Fresh Pork Sausage Pollock Fillets 25¢ Perch Fillets ib 39¢ Braunschweiger 1 SL Lebanon Bologna 29¢ FANCY oe SHRIMP Ring Bologna Ib 43¢ Ib 6c box 53-39 RED, RIPE FLA. C Quarters, Halves or lb Whole Melons FRESH SNAPPY SOUTH ERN pm EREEN "BEANS 2-23° GOLDS! SWEET CORN 529 LARGE GREEN PEPPERS 3* 17¢ WHITE SOUTHERN SQUASH 2: 19¢ LARGE CUCUMBERS 3" 14¢ LOCAL SPRING ONIONS 3 "hs 14¢ LOCAL SPRING RHUBARB 2%": 19¢ Glenside Park Lawn Grass Seed 5 bac $1.89 Seabrook Farms Spinach Leaf or Chopped 2 10-0z pkgs 35¢ Ideal Baby Lima Beans 2 10-0z pkgs 49¢ Ace High or B 'n W Grapefruit Juice 6 80% cans 59¢ Prices Effective May 20-21-22, 1954. Quantity Rights Reserved. Adopt Budget Mortuary Record | and Dolores Local Store Receives | Company of St. Louis, Mo. | local feed company to mix Pur-| { locally grown grains under ap-| | proval formulas, | the farmer to make the best | [{ THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, May 20 | Mr. Emery Inners of Lancass] ter visited Mr. and Ms. John Eichler and family Sunday. James Garber Jr. of Fort Lee | Virginia, spent the | with his parents, Mr. and Mrs | James Garber Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shetter { and family of Lancaster and | Mrs. Clarence Todd of Manheim | were guests of Mr | Shetter and family on Sunday | Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mat- teer and son of Mount Joy, cal- led on Mr and Mrs George { Mumper on Sunday Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Naylor of West Chester spent the week- end with Mrs. Sarah Schlegel milch | Mr. Martin Robinson attend- | ed the funeral of Mrs. Wilson | Robinson, at Madison Twp. in Perry Co., on Saturday. Mrs. Katie Foreman and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman and] { Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hess spent| { the weekend at the formers Lodge near Blaine, Perry Co. { Mrs. Annie Wagner and Miss | Mary Hamilton spent Sunday] at Lancaster RD., with Mr. and Vrs. Everett Krous. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wagner, | Mr. Harry Geyer, Mr. and Mrs. | Paul Geyer and children, Mr weenend George | and Mrs. Walter Geyer and Mrs. || | Mabel Herr of Elizabethtown { called on Mrs. Annie Wagner {and Mrs. Bricker this past | week eset © Mra ‘Seven To Give ‘Organ Recital An organ recital will be giv- | en in the Mount Joy High | School Auditorium Sunday af-| | ternoon, May 23, 3:00 p. m. by] | the organ students of Mrs. Eth-| el M. Broske. i The recital will include organ | solos by well-known composers and two piano and organ duets. Seven Mount Joy High School students will be partici- puting, They are Patsy Mumper, Asher Halbleib, Julia Loewen Lynne Fackler, Carol Ann Smith, Ralph Berrier and Char les Mayer. George C. Houck will be the guest soloist for the affair and will sing four numbers. The { public is invited to attend this recital. i | SCHAEFF ER INF ANT lin the auditorium gymnasium. | {have had their teeth filled Wl {Connie Keener, Geoffry Mariner, 14 8 w. Main Street, Maxwell, Mim! O'Connor, Nan- cy Schlosser, Deanne Walker, Kenneth Watkins, Marlene Met- zler, Carolyn 'To Local Students Marlene Mes A recognition luncheon was Packer. Harold Re will held honoring students partici- | Mary Wilson. Fern | pating in extramural Be James Heisey, Ronald Hocken at the Elizabethtown Colleg | verry, Ann Foley, Lora Lee Fo Tuesday, May 18, 12:00 noon | | ley, Jean Wolgemuth, Barry , College Awards "E's" Geltmacher and Arnold Gantz. Local students honored were | the following: WAYS R® RECORD CORNER 6 — NEW RELEASES - | THREE COINS IN THE Norman Bowers, Landisville, received an activities “E” for four years as a member of the political seience club, Ie was) vice-president for three years. | William Jeaston received an | “I” for three years on the var-| sity soccer team; Clair Metzler, | | 1 year on the soccer team; Mary | FOUNTAIN — Jane Hoffer, 2 years on the hoc- | Four Aces key team: Nancy Swanson and! | Shirley Eby, one year each on JILTED-- | Teresa Brewer | { | Dean Henry G. Bucher, pres- | THANK YOU FOR CALLING—= ided at the luncheon and Wil- | Jo Stafford | liam T. Swain, Jr, was the! TWELFTH STREET RAG — guest speaker and ‘spoke on| Liberace | “Growing Gracefully” A yl ja HAPPY WANDERER | the hockey team. Frank Wier Grade School Dental LITTLE THINGS MEAN Twenty-three names have A LOT— been added to the Mount Joy | Kitty Elementary School Denial Hon or Roll which proves that they, y Kallen | HERNONDOS HIDE AWAY | Johnny Ray | 'WAY’S APPLIANCES Phone 3-3622 | Mount Joy | their dentists, The children ar Anderson, Lois Ander son, Robert Hopple, | | | | | Qu | e That Broom Vacation | : Come True B23 A trip to the mountains? A week at the | seashore? Make that vacation you ll | have always dreamed of come true. Start now to pay for it in advance. Join our acation Club today and see how fast your small regular pay- | ments mount toward a fund that will take care of all your vacation costs. There's a class of club for every need. UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK Douglas W. Schaeffer, five months-old son of Warren R || Weiss Schaeffer |j Main St., Florin, died at 9:40 a m. Monday at Lancaster Gen eral Hospital. Besides the par- ents, the child is survived by the paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Florin; the maternal grandpar OF MOUNT JOY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the word to the wise 1s "REPEL-O-TIZED” I5 the original SPOT RESISTANT-WATER REPELLENT FABRIC FEATURE IN 'NORTHCOOL SUMMER SUITS Repel-o- ized mr (MT Extra Trousers LK R99 “ese eye N ORTHCOOL’S exclusive “REPEL-0-TIZED" fabric feature is your best protection against staining and spotting from non-oily substances. “REPEL-0-TIZED"’ fabric water repellent, wrinkle resistant and 34¢; look better too in a NORTHCOOL—it’s better fit. NORTHCOOL makes the fine quality viscose rayon and acetate more porous. You'll PATTERN-MASTER designed for SLAX .... $950 EsHLEMAN BROTHERS MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Charles Schaeffer, off ents, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Weiss, |S Colebrook; and the great-grand- | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grank|g Hair, Hummelstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailets, Cole- |g breok. | Funeral services were held at the Nissley Funeral Home on Thursday morning, 10.30 with| interment in the Henry Eberly| cemetery. A Special Certificates Following laboratory tests that showed the high efficiency of their Custom Mixing equip- | 88 | ment, H. S. Newcomer & Son, #8 Ine. of Mount Joy has been is-| sued a Certificate of Mixing Ac- |! | curacy by the Rals‘on Purinal This certificate qualifies the #8 ina Micro-mixed supplements and concentrates with farmers’| thus enabling! | feeding use of his grains. Ot School Board To The First National Bank was | again named treasurer of the| Mount Joy Borough School Board at the May meeting of the group last Thursday. The yearly budget was discussed at! the meeting and is expected to | be adopted at the June meeting. | Since Commencement is June. 3, the meeting will be held on § Thursday, June 10. Next week ¥ the budget will be posted at the | high school prior to its adopt- ion. BIG HESS' FOOD STORE KOSER'S JEWELRY THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN J. C. SNAVELY ZERPHEY'S SICO STATION WOLGEMUTH INC. EBERLE BEAUTY SHOP TYNDALL'S STORE JOY COAL RUHL'S FLOWERS a GROCERY IDA MAE BEA LESTER E. ROBERTS i ELI AMENT KEENER'S ITY SHOP HS BORTZFIELD'S GROCERY BOOTHS ADAM H. GREER JEWELER J. SMITH DISTRIBUTOR KUNKLE OIL SERVICE WAY’'S APPLIANCES MT. JOY TILE & LINOLEUM ESHLEMAN BROS. BURTON S. SHUPP CARL B. DROHAN EICHERLY’S STATION KULP'S LUNCHEONETTE AND NEWS AGENCY NORMAN Z. HEISEY, HAROLD ZIMMERMAN & SON LINCOLN RESTAURANT MECKLEY & SONS TWIN KISS Sora M. L. GAINOR, HIESTAND FEED B. HOSTETTER & SONS KNCORR'S FURNITURE AND MT. JOY DINER APPLIANCES NISSLEY'S GROCERY STORE FORRY'S TEXACO SERVICE STEHMAN & HERR, ATLANTIC Buy Your Book Today From Any Lion or JayCee CCUPONS ARE GOOD JUNE 1st THRU JUNE 30th The Biggest Dollar’s Worth In Town! MOUNT JOY DEPT. STORE DOR-JAN BEAUTY STUDIO RALPH L, WALTERS, SINCLAIR KITTY'S DRESS SHOPPE STEVEN K. ESTOCK, CABINET MAKER BALMER'S SERVICE STATION JACK HORNER SHOES MUELLER'S GREENHOUSES BENNETT'S RESTAURANT H. H. KRALL MEAT MARKET NEY’'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION WARREN H. GREENAWALT JEWELER FRANK R. AUMENT - SPORTING GOODS GEO. W. LEAMAN, TIRES SLOAN’'S PHARMACY ' MT, JOY FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS win oo. te $1.00 Co-sponsored by the Lions & JayCees Service Clubs ARGAIN BOOK Containing OVER $300 WORTH VALUABLE COUPONS Made Possible by These Cooperating Firms: J. M. KAYLOR'S - MOBILE SERVICE STATION HEISEY'S FOOD STORE RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION BENJAMIN STALEY'S GARAGE MT. JOY FURNITURE HOSPITAL ACME MARKET D. B. BRUBAKER APPLIANCES FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY UNION NATIONAL MT. JOY BANK MOUNT JOY PAPER BOX CO, NEW STANDARD CORPORATION THE SICO COMPANY HENRY CARPENTERS MILLER BROS. GARBER OIL COMPANY O. K. SNYDER SEILER PRINTING CO. 3 CN Si Jo toast ni ba urday Mou toriu At than made 50 r meml banq! ervat secre next Of als Scho cepte tend word Scho vin I Grov Biem tin, I WE. M cipal the t ored Ge living charg from Evan inves Oppe ton, | no w date. Hark at 4 Kray cause for E High durin Vv. For Plc repre and 1 Forei meet] Post depal be he July E. J. Ralpl alter: camp phia Jay ( Fran} bert | A from the p to th ofls. repre ing o lighti be he in St and T Thu fire c two | venti 5 A Satur for tl Anyo is ins with Final smok ning, house A to pu on th chase will ¢ futur orial -— Phy A For Ri
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