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Libby's Tomato Juice Juice can 27¢ a buck deer appeared out of the
Ideal Mince Meat 28 oz ir 3G the car
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can 5 Attractive units - - « 99¢ each with
$5.00 in register slips. See the display.
ENCYCLOPEDIA VOLUME No. 10 NOW ON SALE
1954 Deluxe Funk & Wagnalls 99g wth any purchase
December Family Circle Now.on Sale—-Only 5
Prices Effective Dec. 16-17-18, 1954. Quantity Rights Reserved.
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tempted to train his hunting
dogs near the dump. A pack of
14 dogs attacked his hounds,
severely crippling them. The |
trainer was driven up a tree,|
where he stayed until a man |
with a gun came to his rescue.|
Later that month a large group|
of men gathered at the locality, |
near Steel City, and went about |
the task of eliminating the cause]
of the serious condition
Charles F. Keiper, Renova, a
Clinton County game protector,
asks, “What happens to little]
kittens?” Answering his own |
question he says, “Usually they
become pets, but kittens aband- |
oned in the woods grow up far
in eggs
as onions, citrus fruits,
This is the big, stalwart, unpassable cheese.”
type who plants himself in the middle
Clean, cold, and covered ——
that's how to keep best quality | National SafetyCouncil tests ©
: have shown that in order to |
3 provide the same stopping |
TI nO 3 HA 3 ability available on
. i” dry pavement
at room temperatures, Eggs stor- | sta speed of 50 P.M
ed in a warm kitchen or store
Eggs are especially perishable
can lose as much quality in 3 2 |
days as eggs kept for 2 weeks | MPH 3 |
in the refrigerator in a covered | ig 25 NPY, |
and! 9g mp,
container. SPECIAL WINTER TIRES TE Chath
Uncovered eggs may acquire : |
off-flivors. Eggs easily absorb CE SON. SET UST OLB GAR AN |
5 y s, such iL
The ELEPHANT odors and flavors of foods . |
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of the road and slowly plods along
looks hurt and surprised and says,
“Who me? was only going 20!
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
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from friendly. Recently, I found |
a large house cat in one of my |
predator traps. Evidently it had
lived in the wild quite a while. |
This cat measured 31 inches|
121 N. Charlotte Street
MANHEIM, PA.
- Phone Manheim 35-7332
from nose to tip of tail and
weighed 17'2 pounds.”
Prize Stories
In November, a deputy game
protector in southeastern Penns
watched a hunted shoot a cock
pheasant. As the man walked
over to pick up the bird another |
like popped out of his hunting |
coat and ran. The hunter laid]
the “pocket” bird low, causing |
the deputy to ask, “Which bird |
would the man count as his first |
one
A southeastern game protect. |
or was amazed to hear a woman |
ask, over the tclephone, “Is it |
lawful to hunt small game with |
darts?” The officer surmised
someone who practiced the dart
game in taprooms had become |
so proficient he sought a more/
exciting test of skill. |
Late in October, a southwest- |
ern game protector went out to|
pick up a deer freshly killed by |
an auto. At the scene the wom- |
an whose car struck the deer]
wryly explained to the two chil-
dren with her that there lay an|
animal like their father hunts]
but never gets
A northwestern game protee-
tor recalls the opening day of
the 1954 duck season was a cold,
miserable one. Regardless, he
says, he watched a hunter wear-
ing low shoes wade in a swamp |
up to his beltline to retrieve a!
duck he had shot down.
This fall, a northcentral game
Accused of being a traffic hazard, he Rubinson’s
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brotector saw a crow fly out of
a thicket onto a road and begin |
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| 48 W. Main Street. Mount Joy PHONE 3-5404
Cooperative Merchant “COOFERATING MOUNT JOY RETAIL MERCHANT"
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rel there. A belligerent gray ¥
squirrel, very much alive, rush- |
ed out and pounced on the crow, | ¥
sending him back to the thicket
cawing for mercy. The officer
wonders whether the live squir-
rel was protecting its mate even
after death or just showing na
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A southcentral game protect-
or reports that on October 20th,
a hunter killed a 86-inch rattle-
snake carrving 10 rattles A |
deputy game protector in the
same part of the state shot «¢
rabbit on October 30th. On pick- |
snake squirming on the ground. |
The shot that stopped the rabbit
killed the snake also.
In the northeast, an officer |
checked the first day and learn-
ed he had not signed his it
license. The man’s hunting com- |
panion severely reprimanded |
him for the omission. The issu- |
ing agent handed him a pen | §
when he bought HIS license, he | §
said. You may have guessed. |
when the critic's license was in- od
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spected, it, too, was found to be §
unsigned |g
A man drove 60 miles. in as- |e
sorted bad weather, to the |
northeastern part of the state to | ¥
hunt on the opening day of the
1954 small game season. At his | §
destination he found his gun |
case containing only the barrel
of his pump gun. A farmer
friend loaned him a beaten-up | BP
“one pipe” weapon, with which Id
he bagged two birds and a rab- 3
bit.
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or in the northeast checked |
duck hunters one day last month
brush and rubbed his antlers on
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Sport Shirts: i. $295 §
Lined Leather Gloves . $450
All Wool Sweaters . 35%
Kerchiefs . . . 4 for $100
Jackets . aha $12%
Yies .. Fin, 3148
For the Ladies—
Blouses '. Ji. $29
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Gloves . . . voi. Oc
Outing Gowns -.-. . $1983
Outing Print Pajamas . $998 §
Corduroy Bermuda Shorts 3398
% Length Socks 79
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Nylon Hair Brush 98
Famous Cameras $13.65
HAWKEYE FLASH OUTFIT
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Hazel Bishop Beauty Box $2.00
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