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Ideal LEMON JUICE Get Your Set of DeLuxe 1c SALE STAINLESS STEEL Ideal Crange Pekoe Mixing Bowls TEA BAGS Save $6.99 on the set Buy 48 bag pkg and get pkg of 16 bags for 1c 8% € With $10 purchase Baie, 50 LOUELLA BUTTER WinstnePrizes (4's) Ib 6c LOUELLA MILK !t's Homogenized 4 tall cans §9¢ IDEAL MARGARINE Golden !4's 2 bs 55¢ WIN-CREST COFFEE Mild and Mellow b 1.17 ASCO COFFEE Rich, full-bodied 1.19 IDEAL INSTANT COFFEE #°21,29 SAVE UP TO 5¢ A LOAF! Get Supreme Enriched 1 qt. size Large loaf Still only Why Pay More? Louella Butter Bread 'f 25¢ Virginia Lee Chocolate © Prices Effective July 8-9-10, 1954. Dated for Freshness! Supreme Protein Bread 'f 25¢ undae Layer Cakes ©* 7% Quantity Rights Reserved. 314-02 Cc | cans ‘Farmers Are Invited To Free Chicken Dinners Every in Pennsylvan-| social gains made in the past 20 | ia was invited today to a free years by farmers in this state | Farm Bureau chicken dinner in| are a direct result of their own Harrisburg August 4. H. S. Agster, executive vice | explained. president and general manager | ‘We hope at this Farm Bur- of the Pennsylvania Farm Bur- ing Roundup to review some of | Association, ! these gains for the purpose of | helping to chart our course thru ———— farmer | mutual self-help program,” he] eau Cooperative | extended the invitation on be- half of his organization and all at least part of the next twenty | affiliated Farm Bureau outlets years,” Agster added. in the state. Tickets for the chicken din- | The chicken dinner, Agster ner can be obtained free of! explained, is one feature of a charge at any of the 32 local | Farm Bureau Cooperative As- | sociations or the 20 Farm Bur- | eau Service Agencies scattered | | throughout Pennsylvania. | Special musical entertain- ment will be presented at the | Roundup by the Reinsmith-Kul- gala all Farm Bureau | Roundup which will be held in the State Farm Show Building in uptown Harrisburg, The affair will be the fourth | and climactic farmer event in | the celebration of 20 years of day Trials of Annual Flowers Attract Tourists Every summer thousands of visitors stop to see the Test Flower Gardens at The Pennsylvania State University Agricultural Experi- ment Station. These trial grounds will be ablaze with color this year with more than 1,000 samples of annuals planted. The flowers usually are at their best in August but continue to be brilliant until frost. | Farm Bureau service in Penn-| owitsch Orchestra, of Allen- sylvania, he added. town | Two of Pennsylvania’s top Another phase of the Farm| farm leaders will be guest| Bureau 20th anniversary cele- speakers at the Roundup, Ags-| bration is the patron tour pro- | gram which will continue October. This program is designed to ter said. They are Dr. Milton S into | Eisenhower, president of Penn- sylvania State University, and the Hon. Miles Horst, state ag-| acquaint Farm Bureau patrons Ware L B i“ ster bie ; Margery L essom, exten- riculture secretary, with the facilities Pennsylvania | sion Ring Specie thel A Few Good strative displays ¢ rast- | farmers now own as a resu fi aa . lusts itive displays contrast fa mers now o 1S a sult o | Penna, State University, points Ads In This ing farm production methods| 20 years of cooperative t that 4 1 > she : ; ; ; » sole a good shoe | of 1934 with those of today will | prise, Agster said, Fo 2 Po o 2 ag = NEWSPAPER be used to depict some of the In line with this program, the wi send. at its widest par pe : ip EEE os Leather soles are generally bet- | progress made in the last two] farmers are visiting the Farm] the rubber. or clastic. soles | decades by Pennsylvania farm-| Bureau mills and warehouses er Than OF Pasuc they own as a result of their co-| | | ers, August added. | and | operative enterprise. | | ‘Many of the economic Safety Contests To Be Sponsored | ‘Grocers’ Picnic Is Scheduled Two state-wide safety con- | Train Stops In Mount tests to be sponsored by the] | Pennsylvania Rural Safety | Joy At 6:50 A. M. Council will be open to Penn-| | The annual grocers’ excursion | to Atlantic City will be held on The Pennsylvania Railroad, in Safety ne 2 | | par + Instruction. | order to have plenty of coaches, p Artme nt of Public Instruc on, ‘ Harrisburg, Pa. | | advance, on the morning of the excursion four Aivisions as Follows: It | at Columbia, Elizabethtown, Mt. $20; 2nd, $15; 3rd, $10, 4th, § 5 | Joy and Lancaster. All tickets and Jen awards of 31 each. | bought in advance and not used Prizes will be awarded to win can. bo redeemed in. FULT __ ners at the fifth Penna. Farm | Safety Institute scheduled to be | | nothing to lose. the Grocers’ Excursion arrives in | D.S.T. Tickets are now on sale at | and grocery orders, will be given Leave Lancaster as loaded, starting at | Elizabethtown .. 6:40 A. -M. $6.05]|5:20 a. m., D.S.T. | Mount Joy .... 6:50 5.701 Children 5 years of age and | | Leaman Place . 7:25 ” 4.85! under 12. half fare. Christiana 7:40: > 4.60 3ainbridge .... 6:00 ” 6.25 Marietta . ..... 6:15 7 6.15 PHONE IN YOUR Columbia ..... 6:40 5.80 Paramore ® ® . advance, if at of ens | doing this there can be no ques- sd | tion about plenty of seats. If you ~ ga arc not in a position to buy in 2::25° cans sylvania boys and girls, announ- | ced Samuel L. Horst, Chief of | the Division of Farm and Home Thursday, July 15 asks everyone to buy his excur-; | sion ticket at least 48 hours in' all possible. By Each contest is divided into 2 classes, one for youth under 14 | vears of age and the other for | those between the age of 14 to! 18 inclusive. Prizes will be a- warded to winners in each of | tickets can be bought held at Penn State University | | FIRM, ADVISED FOR CHILDREN | and school children should have | firm but flexible soles. which are too warm. -. | on shoes. Oxfords are a good | shoe for general wear for the] school-age child. Four to six| | f | e much support and are hot, | ¢ are a shoe to wear a short time, beach | such as for athletics and wear. HO- HUMMM! What This Place Needs, Folks, Is FLEXIBLE SHOES Shoes for toddlers, preschool, Look for firm but pliable tops yelets are advised. Canvas give not They | shoes do Satyr ¢_| Are You Proud of Your Letterhead? If you'rq not you should be .... . because your etterhead is silent your spokesmic . . your business ambassador to new prospects and old custome ike sure that it is worthy of you. Let and print letterhead you CAN be pr The Mount Joy Bulletin It’s always fair weather when on March 16. 1955, during ' the | . . > .. Penna. Farm and Home Safety | Atlantic City — only once did it , | » Week. { rain all day. Th first train will leave Lan- about 5:20 a. m. D.S.T. the first train will City at 7:00 p. m. are a farm home Safety Poster contest and a farm and farm home Hazard | contest. Rules andother details | are available from Horst at the | The contests caster Returning, Atlantic ns " above address: or from local Lancaster, Elizabethtown, Mount ; : . . A tati | at Col bi county agents, teachers of vo- Joy stations and « ylumbia on i : Oy stanons aid 4 cational agriculture or home July 13, 14 and 15. Hundreds of dollars worth of including watches, bath- plastic beverage sets making area advisers of Agdi- culture or Homemaking in vo- cational agriculture, or Granges. > oe BIRTHS prizes, ing suits, away to the excursionists. All winners will be notified by letter. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben J. Good- | CLIP AND SAVE ling, _announce the birth of a Pit et son Tuesday at the Lancaster I'rain Schedule and Fares Ost thic Hospital SLCO PE S al. Fares shown are for the Round nu | Trip and include Federal Taxes. Lancaster .... 7:05 ” 5.40 | Daylight Saving Time—Fare *Advance sections will leave | Rohrerstown .. 7:00 7 5.60 * Last Train Ney N Toren POLES oid CARVED BY PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND ALASKAN INDIANS ARE MADE OF WESTERN RED CEDAR, A TREE THAT GROWS TO A HEIGHT OF 200 FEET. THESE INDIANS ALSO BUILT THEIR GREAT SEA-GOING WAR CANOES OUT OF RED CEDAR FPEARRANGING FURNITURE BECAME ROUTINE PROCEDURE IN AMERICAN HOMES AFTER 1838 WHEN THE FIRST FURNITURE CASTER WAS INVENTED. A MINNEAPOLIS MAN, FRANK BEDDOR, JR. TRAVELED 228 MILES DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER ON WATER SKIS WITHOUT STOPPING, IN 9 HOURS, 10 MINUTES, Pal : TY D.C.5 LARGEST EXPORT \5 WASTE PAPER, 100,000 Tows A YEAR — WORTH 4 2 MILLION 18 SALVAGED AND sold FOR INTO NEW FPRPER RAND PULP PRODUCTS. Produced by: FORRSY LS Use Our Classified Column = It Pays West Main Street THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, July 8 8 Have you tried this amazing NEw EG “Chemi-Coated" coal ? ? Phone us your order NOW.,, HUDSON SALUNGA, PENNA. 4 PHONES: MOUNT JOY - 3-5803 20-tfe LANDISVILLE - 3221 BUY A NEW CHEVROLET—TODAY’S BEST BUY FOR ECONOMY! WHERE SMALL CHANGE MAKES A BIG BUY Whenever, wherever you telephone—your small change makes a big buy. Measured by the number of calls you make and receive—the time you save—your telephone is to- day’s biggest buy in convenience . . . and its value continues to grow. Reduced Federal Taxes Means Your Telephone Dollar Goes Even Farther COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO. Use Our Classified Column - It Pays ALL OTHER LOW-PRICED CARS In '54, as for years before . . . MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! Official Nationwide R. L. Polk & Co. Registration Figures TRY IT AND YOU'LLTELL US THAT YOU GET THE BEST OF THE BIG FOUR— PERFORMANCE, APPEARANCE, ECONOMY, PRICE! Figure first cost. Figure fuel and upkeep costs. Figure trade-in value. Then you'll see that it costs you less to own a Chevrolet. Compare the features. Compare the performance. Compare the looks. Then you'll see that Chevrolet gives you the most— and the best—for your money! Come prove it for yourself. No Other Low-Priced Car Can Match All These Other Conveniences and Advantages — HIGHEST COMPRESSION POWER © BIGGEST BRAKES e FULL-LENGTH BOX-GIRDER FRAME FISHER BODY QUALITY o SAFETY PLATE GLASS FAMED KNEE-ACTION RIDE CHEVROLET Now’s the time to buy! Get our BIG DEAL! Enjoy a New Chevrolet! NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. Mount Joy : Phone 3.4821 A AEE il At om A i S. H. HIESTAND & CO. |! grouy picnic The the ¢ morn the s Golf ey Pi: day. Ju avail: being ment The were tails « Jr, a Pricic golf | Jr. al child Nicho tation baske public Mo: ty Pic next tin. The merce Norm: town picnic Girl Mis Thr two le group nace | the th Appal planne erica, a Girl Eig} paring girls f Region trip or Girl S tahdin thorpe scouts Gap ti burg. hikers tion of of the Of 1 nates, ternate have f{ Baer be me; Diller, compa Mrs. 1 Mrs. F nate le SPECI PLAN] A sj Joy Bq be hel July 2 concer the scl Avenu Th Tr Harr ported foxes i This is ported area. F in Ra Mount The at the Mt. Jo; tion Mi present
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