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THE BULLETIN, Mount nt Joy. Pa. Thursday, November 18 the most brilliant military op- | S C. C. Ibe filed by March 1, 1956, and
erations of his great career cros- tate of {the winners will be selected on |
WW I I A F FS | THE BULLETIN | sed the Delaware and surprised . . {the basis of these reports. An |
O Ip ublished every Thursday at 11 | ;,,q defeated the Hessians gar- | Sponsors Community [impartial board of judges of
{ Bost, Main tt aout: Joy. risoned in the city of Trenton, | |three men and two women will
| Larmon D Smith, Publisher | Five days later, on December ‘Development Contest select the winners.
John E. Schroll, | 30th, he again crossed the Dela- Harrisburg — Every Pennsyl- Only one omy will be recog-
Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952 | ware from the Pennsylvania Vinhia commarite iron the Sl from Sach SomtuniLy.
| ——————— | side and again defeated the Bri Lys : vs several organizations in |
Subscription Rete $2 50 per | tish ot the battle of Princeton, | Smallest village to the largest the same community are parti-
year by Wig ‘11 y i re
Advertising rates bon request { forcing the retreat of General city, will be invited by the cipating, they must coordinate
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and proceeded to

wait for his brothers arrival
— -— — Casually glancing at!

the oat rack he spied a top
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married, J - - -, vou used to give moi
» the loviest presents. Do vou
me the lo lest rese Do vou and
remember the
Husband: ‘Yes, d bu
ever heard of a fisherman g
bait to a.fish after he caught it.’
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Sorry Milt, and don't worry I
won't tell what happened at the | §
“Purple I ,
Even i ou don't care to|M
bowl or eat anything, it'll bel
worth your while to go down to] ’
Holtzman’s Lincoln Bowling |
Alleys & Restaurant to see the |§d
new uniforms the help is wear |
Or

ing, especially the propriet

Just order a cup of coffee and
ask for Lee, he'll show his to
you.
There a woman {from |g
road Street who works at the fd
Mount Joy Mills, and one day
last week she was telling the]
girls there, that she knows of a |
place to get the best drink — — |§
three-fourth whiskey ,and one
third soda, she exclained. i
A WISE OWL"

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ntic record was celebrated! ter of the Eighteenth Century, classes: population, classes: (1)
jilous day, with long church spruce, Scotch pine and other, tion class will be $1,500. There
ervices followed by the giving
noe
ealth and it was not until!
C
George Washington by one of * thing) kindly remember the Bulletin projects throughout 1955 wild]
os Thanksgiving Sale

Pennsylvania State Chamber
tered at the postoffice at| Cornwallis and changing the a a
unt Joy, Pa., as second class | whole strategic picture of the Commerce to compete in a new
der » AC March 3 ‘ 0,000 !
22 under the Act of March 3, | Revolutionary War. These suc. | © : de iy lopment winners will be announced
7 ; contest durin sot 56
mber, Pennsylvania News- | cesses inspired a confidence | contest during 1955. The object-| potore June 1. 1956.
ive is to spur statewide econom- ®
ic and civic progress.
per Publishers’ Association. | which was to carry the Colonies

| through years of hardship to a|
final victory. | details were an-
To these historic reminders, | nounced by the State Chamber
the State Planning Board of the | to be followed soon by|
of distribution of the contest rules
and entry blanks to local cham-
now w Your State
Christmas In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department
1 ras / I'l C
e records of two Ch igumnas) Commerce notes one may well yo :
3 MN QL au 1 1‘ ers and oilner cc / M |
sons in Pennsylvania have] 444 this comment—the Christ- rs ai ther community pro:
{ motion groups throughout
|
Pennsylvania.
ys had a particular impor. | mas tree was probably intro-
ce to the people of our State. | duced into American custom by |
earliest Pennsylvania | our many German settlers to-| Communities will compete
iIstmas of which there is au- | ward the end of the first « quar- for awards in three population]
Tinicum Island in the Dela- | and has now become as univer- | communities up to 2,500 bopiias

of their efforts and submit a single
entry blank and final report.
on |

re in the middle 1650's by | sally a Christmas Symbol in| tion; (2) those between 2,500
Swedish settlers who were | America as it has been for many and 10,000; and (3) communi-}
first ‘mane -esidents | ce ries ‘entral Europe. | ties of 10,000 and over. -
irst permanc ny re sidents of | centuries in Central Pe | There is no better way to boos!
Commonwealth. It was a re-| The growing of fir trees, First prize in each popula- your business than by local news
saper advertising.
évergreens for the Christmas; will be three other prizes inj.
the very simple presents that | celebrations in America’s near-| each class: $1,000, $500 and)

were available to these lonely
Y | ly 40 million homes is now im-! $250. An exira bonus award of] Ha a¥Y (
dwellers in what was then the | portant industry thi enn-! $25( ave our a
in which Penn-; $250 will be given to one of the
st distant outpost of the] sylvania has a leading part. Un-; three winners of a first prize.
1igdom of Sweden. ited States Crop Reporting Ser-| Winners must agree to spend] interize
As Dr. S. W. Fletcher recalls | vice records the fact that more, their prize awards on commun-
n his History of Pennsylvania | nursery-grown Christmas trees: ity improvements. NOW
A | 3 «yy - 1c | .
Agriculture « Life | ¢
griculture and Country
are produced in Pennsylvania The contest is co-sponsored]
rincipal accent of the day | than in any other state and that py the ‘ollowing six organiza-!
v th wing six organiza
r the four-hour church ser- | in our Commonwealth is located {jons: Bell Telephone Co. of We Carry A
vice, was on a feast furnished | the largest commercial forest Penna., Penna. Electric Associa-
h every delicacy which that | tree nursery in the United tion, Penna. Farm Bureau Fed-! FULL LINE
pioneer ec i aff States, "Sery w in 1952 i
economy could afford. 'S, a nursery which in
efation, Penna. Gas Association,|
produced more than 20 million Penna. Motor Truck Association OF
placed so they could shine, | trees and the Pennsylvania State
iIstmas candles were lighted
yd . |
good luck, on the family £3 [ Chamber of Commerce. WINTER TREAD
ver or pewter wherever such | CARD PARTY WINNERS The Community Development|
|
luxuries were available. There | ARE ANNOUNCED | Committee of the State Cham-!| §
vere no Christmas trees for | Winners from the turkey | ber is in charge of the competi-| i IRES
5 were no novelty to the 1
card party sponsored by the; tion, and all entries and reports
auxiliary of the Walter S. Eber-! will be submitted to the NEW and USED
| sole Post American Legion are! ber headquarters in Harrisburg.
{ announced from Monday night.| The committee chairman is Vie nw
laus became an important | Jee Ellis Sr was first in| tor C. Diehm, Hazelton, and the :
of Christmas celebrations. pinochle and Mrs. Jack Toppin,! contest subcommittee is headed All Makes Of
hristmas Day and in fact all | first in bridge. Other turkey by Charles M. Fife, West Penn| .
hristmas week of 1776 was | winners were Mrs. Arthur Mum. | Power Co., Pittsburgh. | Anti Freeze
1aps the most critical seven | ma, Amos Newcomer, Mrs. B. Official entry blanks must be
period in American history | W. Schofield, Dutch Brommer, | submitted to the State Chamber
it was on the evening of De- | B. S. Schofield, R. M. Knight, by March 31, 1955. These willl SHERK’S
ber 25th of that year, at a| Mr i 1 i § !
ber 2i at year, at a| Mrs. Josephine Gillham, Mrs. list specific community projects
settlers in our Common-
ly 200 years later that San
even despair had seized on
American colonies, that
nent when “hac ses on] Roy Packer, and Gish Hoffman. | to be undertaken during calen- RichiieldService Station
° | dar year 1955. Reports on ac-
When in need of Printing. (any- | complishments made on these] MOUNT JOY 3-5241

OF
ALL WOOL
What Advertising
Does - - -

When someone starts advertising,

Someone starts buying;

When someone starts buying,

Someone starts selling;

When someone starts selling,

Someone starts making;

When someone starts making,
Someone starls working;

When someone starts working,

Someone slarls earning;

When someone starts earning,

Values to $28
All Sizes & Be S
Someone starts buying:

WOMEN'S
Flannel Gowns $1. 98
Boys’ Jackets $7.98

An endless chain, so to speak, and
the merchant who doesn’t advertise
and advertise regularly is doing noth.
ing if he isn’t breaking links in this
endless chain.
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$12.95 Value

| Dros: Shoes $6.95
WOMEN'S

Simply Dial 3-9661 Mt, Joy, and a skiled ad writer of The Bulletin, a newspaper

brimful of reader interest—about everything that happens in this community—will

be glad to place your merchandise before the reading public.
THE BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.

$4.95
CT LS CCA SCAM SI)

Values to $5.95
MT. JOY DEPT. STORE
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Cooperating Merchant

18%- 23 26%
Men’ s Jackets $10.95
Sport and Dress Shoes |
Children’ sShoes$3. J8 |
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Mount Joy, Pa.

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Phone 702-

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Peanut Butter
12-0z.
jar 37°
Dietetic 12-02. fr 3B€
Heinz
Tomalo Soup
I 1-02. c
2
Old Bay
Seafood Seasoning “= 20¢
pkg.
Meat Seasoning 2%. 25¢
Meat Tenderizer 4° 35¢
Niblets, Corn
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LaRosa
Spaghetti
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Dromedary
Ginger Bread Mix
Ho 2
Evan’s Sundae
Toppings
Pineapple or ; -oz, 15¢
Butterscoth
Chocolate Bodice. or. jor 17¢
Parson’s Sudsy
Ammonia
willy 4
Burneit’s
Vanilla Extract
2-02, ¢ 4-oz ¢
bottle 3 bottle 15
Food Coloring 9. 21¢
4 colors
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STORE HOURS—Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs,
Saturday. 8:00 to 6:00;
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6 is 89 J
8-02. pkg. 17 i 33¢

California
Zero-Kist
A&P Golden
Libby's
Preserves
Fruit Cake

8-oz. 49
cans
California Full Podded (One Price None Priced Higher)
Fresh Peas > 19°
Florida Thin Skin (None Files Higher)
Juicy Oranges 5. 29°
Pascal Gelery wie 11°
Florida 46-54 Size (None Priced Higher)
po! r
Large Grapefruit 3“ 25¢
All-Purpose Apples: ier § 10 45¢
Fresh Cranberries ::. ws. 19¢
Sweet Potatoes Soiree 4 we. 23¢
Glaced Fruits ee ie “or 18¢
Mixed Nuts brand, ve: 49¢
Seabrook Farms
Frozen Peas 2 Le 29
Oregon Brand Frozen Sliced
Strawberries 2 plo. 4%
Frozen Cut Corn re 10°
Cap'n John Breaded (Drastically Reduced Price!)
Fantail Shrimp we 49°
Frozen Orange Juice ssi cn 08C
Snow Crop Lima Beans "*" 2 '- 45¢
Birdseye Green Beans 3. 2 °° 37¢
Corn a2 oo 27° Soom @ 1 95¢
Tomato Juice 2° 25¢ “> 27¢
A&P Sweet Potaloes Tez. 3°
lona Cut Beets i an
Fruit Cocktail Uys 2 lon pe no aa
Phillip’s Lima Beans All Green 16-02. 27°
Baby Lima Beans " 13° 2 93¢
Pastry Flour Sunnyfield 51h. 39° 10-1b. 13
dexo Shortening "ic: sh. TBS
Libby's Corned Beef Hash 's 27°
Warwick Thin Mints Chocolate 12-02, 35°
Gelatin Desserts A» § Me 31°
Cheese Spreads": Sor. Ago
Waxed Paper Kitson 9 15h age
Eight O'Clock Coffee 3" 9279
Golden Loaf 160: OBO
All Prices in This Advertisement Guaranteed thru Saturday, Nov. 20.
Puss ’n Boots Strongheart
Cat Food Dog Food
(One Price—None Priced Higher)
pkgs
cans
cans
Ann Page Pure 1b, § lb.
Strawberry Jars 1 00 Jar 63°
cans can
cans
pkg. pkg.
bag bag
Price! can
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pkg.
Sparkle
Olive, Pimento or Relish # glasses
Rolls
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Special Price loaf
1,26 182.48
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