Ing 321 P | -— =» Furniture Refinishing | BEAUTIFUL KNOTTY PINE Lenhert’s Cabinet Shop a CESSPOOL and COLUMBIA R. D. 1 8-tf | CLEANING SANITARY and MODERN EQUIPMENT “GEO.” LESCHKE EE ak Baby Chicks Ducklings Turkey Poults Every Week Write or Call for Price List at cet we should have your or- ree weeks in advan n some breeds. ey G. K. Wagner Chickery ELIZABETHTOWN R. D. 2, PA. PHONE 7.3745 8.tfc SEPTIC TANK PHONE COLA. 4-4316 We Specialize In . . . AUTO PAINTING WRECKS REPAIRED WHEEL ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING. FREE ESTIMATES Carriger’s Paint PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110J12 & Body Shop RHEEMS, PA. 22-tfc lo Build a NEW HOME? LET US HELP YOU MAKE THE START—Come in— e Ask for our nationally known Plan Books. Select the home that suits you from over 100 designs— Ramblers and other Lifetime homes. e Let us show you how to build your home at first cost — with BUILDING PLANS Standardized to avoid waste. RHEEMS LUMBER & MILLWORK, Inc. GENERAL EXCAVATING GRADING R. D. 2 MOU CONTRACTOR BUILDING SUPPLIES NT JOY to rlugs, 7-39; TOWING: ‘SERVICE He NTH) 8 DAY ROUTE 230 PERFORMANCE WITH AN A-1 TUNE-UP Qur scientific tune-up is the answer sluggish, winter-weary engines, We'll adjust the carburetor, points, timing . . Drive in TODAY! Drace Amoco Service Station SPECIALISTS IN BRAKES, STEERING TRANSMISSIONS PEP UP YOUR CAR'S . and give your general “going over.” and NIGHT TOWING PHONE E-TOWN 7-9706 THE. BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa, _Thursday, March 17 Home Calender Timely Reminders from The) Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture Wears Well — When choos- ing material for children’s | clothes, remember that a heavy | material is not necessarily a durable one. Often lightweight] materials wear just as well and are less tiring to the child, Mae B. Barton, Penn State extension | clothing specialist, states. Soften Wax—If you wax the i kitchen rabinets, don't dust or i wipe with a cloth that has any| furniture polish on it. The oil in the ‘polish softens the wax and] destroys the hard, smooth, dust- resistant finish, Doris L. Conk- | lin, Penn State extension home management, reports. Connect Freezer — A home freezer should be connected to an individual electric circuit.| , There's less danger of interrupt-| ed current service this way, re- | ports Sanna Black, Penn State i extension heme manageme ent] | specialist. Looks Wilted — A stale touch. Both the root and tops will look limp and wilted, Helen L. Denning, Penn State exten- sion nutritionist says. . Select Books — It's easier for the young child to “read” his picture book when there is just one picture on a page, accord- ing to Marguerite Penn State extension family life specialist. Save Kitchen Time save time in washing dishes if you rinse or soak cooking sand)» baking dishes as soon as they're You'll] emptied, Doris Snook, Penn State extension home manage- ment specialist, says. - ee SE —— or the Home How to Plane Top of Door OORS that scrape at the top or hottom are a nuisance. Planing down the high spots, of course, the best cure. A problem in connection with the planing operation, however, is the likelihood of splitting the wood when shaving across the end grains of the door stile. The jig described 13 HARDWOOD WEDGES illustration appeared in American Builder, the will prevent this. The magazine published for profes- sional builders. Take two 1 x 4's long and nail two suitable spacer blocks between t'» (wo, leaving a abo! one iich between the door and the block at either end. Make two tapering wedges from a piece of hardwood, making them an inch thick at their widest | point. Place the jig over the end of the upright door and drive the wedges into position as shown. the plane may be run across the door in either direction without danger | splitting the wood. ®— - There is no better way to boost your business than by local news: | paper advertising. about four feet space of HOW of i. C. Robert Fry | PHONE Cellars, Trenches, Etc. MOUNT JOY Fo MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. Air Compressor Work Rocks Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. and 4 . Trees i Gradin | Excavating and g Removed I 34753 car-| rot will be soft and yield to the, L. Duvall,! | resources would | vate land would mean | warships, [mine warfare, patrol and auxili- | lary vessels. sP.P.&L. Annual | Report Goes | To Stockholders | | A 12-ton mailing takes place [today as 95,000 Pennsylvania | | Power & Light Company annual reports start on their way from the utility’s general office in Al- | lentown to employees and stock- | holders. | A feature of the 1954 report | | which covers the Diamond Jubi- lee of the electric industry is a} | pictoral presentation of electri- | Ieity’s contribution to the major | | [field of human endeavor. The | |cover picture shows a customer family, The Lloyd Heagys of | Sellersville, surrounded by | [many electrical appliances typ- | {ical of today’s living and all re- | flecting developments of the 75- year progress of the electric in- dustry. 327 W. Donegal AREA BUSINESS DIRECTORY JOE SHAEFFER PHOTO SUPPLIES Cameras - Films, Accessories Ete. Phone 3-4604 AARON G. LONGENECKER BUILDING CONTRACTOR MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 Phone 3-6091 Millwork - Fill - Grading Topsoil - Excavating Lumber - Kitchen Cabinets | In a digest of the past year’s | |accomplishments, Mr. Chas. E. | | Oakes, PP&L. president, points | “The 1954 [revenues and other income, com- | {bined for the Company and its | | subsidiary, The Scranton Elee- | ltric Company, were $109,246,981 | a 2.3% increase over 1953. A | decline in operating expenses and a non-recurring reduction in Federal income taxes brought | about by power plant abandon- ments during the year, enabled | the Company to bring down to] net income approximately 72% lof these revenues gains. Earn-| ings available for common stock | lout that total $16,295,989 in 1954 com- pared to $14,497,801 in 1953. Earnings for 1954 were equival- ent to $2.88 per share on 5,659- 095 shares of common stock | outstanding at the year end. Common stock divided payments | were raised from 50c to 60c per | RED TOP GRAIN & FEED CO., INC. operating “Quality Feed For Every Need" We Pay Top Prices For Your Grain Let Us Give You An Estimate ESHELMAN RED ROSE FEED R. O. Helwig, bgt. Phone: MT. JOY 3-9791 Market (On P.R.R. Seg Mount Joy N. KOSER'S JEWELRY FN Jt ORDINARY RINGS fit the knuckle only then twist and turn on the finger. “TRU-FIT" RINGS slide over the knuckle — then adjust automatically to fit perfectly, share quarterly, beginning Ap- jin ST. Phone 3-5404 vil 1, 1954” Toward Meeting the increas-| —— ee es ing demand for electric POWET | a ants Steel Sash as central eastern Pennsylvania | Overhead: Garage Doors Com- in | continues a steady growth, pany construction activities 1954 continued at a high level. Conetruction expenditures for the year total $29.9 million and | brought the total for the post] war electric construction pro- | gram to $276 million. The plan- | ned construction for 1955 now | totals $32.6 million of which $10.3 million will go for new! {Phone 3- Roofing & Siding - Flagstone CARL B. DROHAN 6401 MOUNT JOY Aluminum Casement Sash Aluminum Double Hung Sash Glen-Gery Brick Dunan “Slumped Brick” Milk House Tile generating facilities with the | balance for transmission, distri-| bution, and other equipment. Largest single project pres- ently under way is the second | 132,500 kilowatt unit at Mar- | RALPH L. WALTERS | SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION | MT. JOY Phone 3-3181 Goodyear Tires tin's Creek plant. | With the construction pro- | gram expected to continue at close to the present rate, ap- proximately $117 million will ze put into facilities in the four years ending 1958. The re- port indicates that some $45 mil- lion of this new money will be | sought through the sale of addi- tional Company securities. The | kind of security and the timing | of the future offers will depend | morc on the state of the money mar- ket and other factors. Commenting on 1955, the P. P. & L. president predicted gains in total sales. Home, farm, store and office electric usage should continue to grow as in past years. Inlustrial power sales should | show an increase in 1955 even | though there may be further A) lovaing off in a few industries. | _ Oakes also pointed out to a that the electric in- dustry looks to a further period and emphasized be a need to nation’s he | of a of expansion that there will make the most of the power resources. To do this, called for establishment national electric power policy which would clearly define the basis on which all future power | be developed. | He urged that the government | should not enter into “proprie- | tary business in this, or any | field, except where private in- | dustry cannot undertake it”. | The use of the nation’s energy | resocrces is an economic prob- | lem, he pointed out, and should | be removed from ‘‘partisian iil | ities”. A sound national policy would | | préduce cooperative and con- | structive relations between pri- | industry and government | “sound devel- | opment of electric power re- | sources for the general good’ i [the utility president told share- | | owners. — ip | Among commissioned vessels | |in the U. S. Navy, destroyer- | ty pe ships out number all others. [That includes the whole list —| amphibious a N. KEENER Memorials Phone Marietta 6-3531 MAYTOWN, PA J. GARBER OIL COMPANY TEXACO PRODUCTS Gasoline — Motor Oils Grease Fuel Oils B. F. Goodrich Tires & Tubes i 5 S. Barbara St. Phone 3-9331 | USED PIANOS AND INSTRUMENTS { | | DAVID HESS MUSIC SHOP | 106 N. Market St. Phone 7-4606 ELIZABETHTOWN RED ROSE DAIRY ALL DEPENDABLE | DAIRY PRODUCTS | R. D. 1 Phone MT. JOY 3-6112 | | KEENER'S FURNITURE | Carpet - Window Shades | Bedding - Venetian Blinds MARIETTA ST., ELWOOD MARTIN PHONE 3-5601 PENSUPREME PRODUCTS R. D. 2 Phone MT. JOY 3-6443 LINCOLN RESTAURANT LUNCHEONS & DINNERS Home Made Pies & Cake Daily BOWLING AT ALL TIMES E. Main St. Phone 3-9161 CATERING SERVICE | Banquets - Wedding Parties Or For Any Occasions ELI B. HOSTETTER N. Barbara St. Phone | 3-5911 | 7 CLEANING - PRESSING | TAILORING | Rug and Fur Cleaning - Storage Laundry Service | EICHERLY'S | You Phone 3-4071 We Call | KAYLOR SERVICE STATION | | Mobile Products Tires & Batteries | Accessories FLORIN Phone 3-448 1. "GEIBE RICHFIELD STATION Gas - Oils Tires Tubes Batterie i Car Washing - Waxi EAST MAIN ST. 5241 | | Main & Vine ELL AMENT AUTHORIZED DE SOTO — Sales - Dodge Delta & Henry Sts., Phone 3- 4264 Service MT. PLYMOUT H “Job Rated” Trucks JOY NISSLEY MOTORS LINCOLN - Sales - Service Parls & Repairs Phone Middletown 4662 MERCURY MIDDLETOWN ‘CONVENIENT REFERENCE 10 FIRMS SERVING COMMUNITY SMITHS GENERAL STORE Fresh Meats Frozen Food - Groceries Clothing Wear |FLORIN Phone Mt. Joy 3-5781 DRACE AMOCO SERVICE STATION AUTO REPAIR Special Motor. Tune Up 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone E-town 7-9706 REUBEN J. GOODLING Plastering Contractor : Dial 3-4518 Mt. Joy FLORIN, PENNA. RHEEMS GARAGE STUDEBAKER -— Sales & Raffensperger - RHEEMS, service Risser Phone E-town PACKARD 7-1230 H. S. RISSER MOTORS PONTIAS Complete Auio Repairin Phone 7 E-TOWN CADILLAC gq 1366 ED. KEENE Moving & Hauling 1268 Marietta Ave. Phone 3-6612 MOUNT JOY, PA. O. K. SNYDER O. K. SNYDER, Jr. INSURANCE —- | . S. F. & G. - Hartford |New Hampshire -American Fore DODGE & PLYMOUTH Sales - Service - Parts Repairing Servi & Tru Complete On All Makes Cars ce cks Factory Trained Mechanics STEHMAN BROS. SALUNGA, Ph. Landisville 2911 CHRYSLER Sales - Parts - See Service PAUL H. STERN MANHEIM Phone 5- the beautiful Chrysle - PLYMOUTH r 2193 B. TITUS RUTT Investments & Insurance Main St. MOUNT JOY, 85 Phone PA. iE. 3-6911 { RUHL’S FLOWERS Member of F.'T'.D. Flowers For A Opposite Elementary MOUN! I' JOY Phone Il Occasions School 3-6001 Cemetery Memorials Tombstone Lettering ROY W. HERR Phone 3-5223 FLORIN, Mt. Joy PA. 2-tfe M. M WOLGEMUTH TYDOL & VEEDOL PRODUCTS Reo Power Mowers Lawn Mower Sharpeners 3-4868 Mt. Joy FLORIN STABB STUDIO Today's Portrait Is Tomorrow's Treasure Phone 7-4333 1 Center Sq. ELIZABETHTOWN | | | { Ph. DAY & NIGHT TOWING SERVICE DRACE AMOCO STATION ROUTE 230 Ph. E-town 7-9706 H. B. LONGENECKER SALUNGA, PA. Floor Covering All Types of Tile Venetian Blinds Mokawk Carpets Pittsburgh Paints PHONE LANDISVILLE 4012 ZERPHEY SICO STATION Vavoline Oil Car Washing & Lubrication Amoco Tires & Batteries MT. JOY ST. Phone 3-9162 KING SIZE GIANT STATIONERY 150 PIECES 44c PACK CHILDREN'S BRIGHTLY TWILL LONGIES SIZES . NAVY - 66¢ GREEN COLORED 2-4-6 RED Old fashioned, chewy jelly beans. Rich flavors, coated with pure sugar. Gay, bright colors so inviting in Easter baskets or snack dishes. There are plenty of black ones, too! You'll want several pounds for Easter, JELLY BIRD EGGS 25° POUND 14-16 W. Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA.
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