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a Beans 2:27¢
IDEAL TASTY TOMATO SAUCE
PORK AND
BEANS
4:45
Heinz Spaghetti 2:29
IDEAL CHEESE SAUCE a: 19
Ce ans
Spaghetti ©
IDEAL FANCY HOME STYLE
Apple Sauce |-
16-02
cans
16-02
cans

| 8 ~~
flees 3
hry, cal /
2 fu 2 18 i
IDEAL RED is
KIDNEY BEANS 4::45
16-0z jar 2%c¢
pt jar 25¢
2 12-0z pkgs 37c¢
IDEAL SANDWICH SPREAD
HOM-DE-LITE SALAD DRESSING
GOLD SEAL CORN FLAKES

Until You've Enjoyed an Acme Lancaster Steak You Don’t
Really Know How Delicious Steak can be
LANCASTER U.S. CHOICE
TENDER SIRLOIN
STEAKS
73°
Boneless Beef Pot Roast. -69¢
Stewing Chickens Fully Dressed Ib 45¢
TENDER SLICED BEEF LIVER Ik 39¢
ACME FRESHLY GROUND BEEF 3%:1,00
SKINLESS FRANKFURTS b43¢
LEAN SLICED BACON
IMPORTED CANNED HAMS 2c 1.99
RINDLESS MILD WHITE CREAM CHEESE
GLENDALE CLUB SLICED CHEESE 3 kinds
FANCY MEDIUM SHRIMP 1b 69¢
ROSEPORT FROZEN CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY PIES 3 for 79%

Extra Money can’t buy
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1b 47¢
15 1b pkg 29¢

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ORN
5.29
Spread "em with Louel
SNAPPY BEANS
LIMA BEANS reser Green
NEW GREEN CABBAGE
LOCAL BEETS “irene
LARGE CUCUMBERS
For your summer refreshments, Juicy Juicy Cal.
LEMONS
Special
OR FLA. LIMES
ORANGE JUICE Holly Hill or Garden Goid
Seabrook Farms Spinach Leaf or Chopped

la Butter the Finest Butter in America.
217
2 1 29
3 110°
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3 0 14¢
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6 6-0z cans 15¢
2 12-0z pkgs 35¢
Fresh Picked
Md. Green

June is Dairy Month!
The Finest Butter in America
The Winner of Va's C
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RICHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
Evap. MILK 6.73
Farmdale Non-Fat Dry Milk
16-0z can 29¢ 48-0z 85¢
makes 5 gts can
Glendale Club Cheese v2,’ 75¢
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tall
cans

Don’t Forget Father! Give him a Virginia Lee Ey
Cocoanut Layer Cake 4»
Va. Lee Apple Filled Coffee Cakes 9c
Supreme Enriched Bread ' oat
Hawaiian Punch “37° ¢
June 18, 1955. Quantity Rights Reserved
46-02
can

Prices Effective thru Sat.,

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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. |
Thurs day. June 16
Playground
1

Patrolmen Named
Mortuary Record
For Next Year |

Thi ; 1 CHARLES T O'CONNOR
‘hirty-eight patrolmen are Charles T. O'connor. 56. ©
(From page 1) named to guard the young chil-' Westfield New. Torsev.: died: in
the morning sessions. A similar | dren on their way to and from Yohn Hopkins Hospital yalti
number of games will also be | school for the 1955-56 school oT a ve week
introduced in both the interme- | term of the Mount Joy Elemen- illness. He is the tather of Dr,
diate and beginners groups dur tary School. Named by Charles Thomas O'Connor East Main
. Pui ; Heaps, school principal, the Street. Besid Dr. O'Connor
! the morning sessions : LI ’ acs onnor,
children will go on duty at 8 ,
ation . we = y he is also survived by his wife
In the afternoons, Miss Bigler | 5 11:20 a. m.; 12:30 p. m and ore son. James. Connecti.
will be in charge of craft work | and 3:00 p. m out g :
which will be offered to the 3 They are Duane Ramse v, | Funeral services were held
groups Different crafts for the | Dennis Grove, Sharon Cling: ry this afternoon in Westfield
various age groups will be of- Lois Flory, Janice Berrier, Al-
fered. Friday of the first week | PC’ Williams, and Galen, MRS EDWARD HACKERT
which will be entitled “game | to work at Hess’ Store Mrs. Esther Hackert, 54,
week”, team captains will be | Cer: Carol Buchenauer, Pat-| wife of Edward Hackert, 238
selected iis ty Nornhold, James Strickler Arch St _ Elizabethtoiwn
and Kathleen Gruber, the post 3 ion Wad ; {
New. RT died at nion Wednesday in the
: Vew Atte System office corner: larry: Coover, 1.sneustor Osteoipathic Hoisptal
Three boards will be placed | Arthur Schneider, Harry Dor- after a long illness Born. in
t the park club house on which | sey and Anna Fackler, Washing East Hempfield Township. she
wil be listed each registered | ton House: David Brandt and 46 the daughter of {he late |
boy and girl's names. Using dif. | Zeller, in front of the Frank and Ellen Bender Wal- |
Nts 3 grade school; Carol Detwiler, {org Surviving is her husband
ferent colors to distinguish a- Gary Brinkman and Druscille and brothers and a. sieter:
mong the three groups, the par- | Leiberher, Marietta and South Oscar Walters, Lancaster:
ticipants will move red, yellow | Market Streets. Frank Walters, Mount Joy; | § BO 1
and white pegs beside their | Judy Nissley, Marjorie Bates Norman Walters, Forsythe, HP Ni
roe { and Gerald Alleman, Evangel-| Mont., and Anna, wife of Joh pi 0 I
name. In the beginning of each | ji > . ! nly you can ’”
Ao wi ical Church; Lewis Hart and Kissinger, New Holland “Where do I go from here? i A good
session, the peg will be moved | Ronald Eberley, Marietta and Funeral services will be held | PREVENT FOREST FIRES! 1 d
from “out” to “in” and vice | Popular Streets; Mary Roven | Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'- question for everyone to pon Cr.
versa leaving the park | olt and Larry Jones, Dr. R. S.| clock from the Beck Funeral | There are 70 different hi
: rae ot : | Thome's office corner; Cynthia Home, Manheim Interment i tie ne
A point system will again be ’ . lerment in| ties of bananas.
| f i 2 fost Tripple and Connie Anderson, the East Petersburg Mennonite | | START MAKING STEADY PROGRESS TOWARD YOUR
used for 1 games, contests | . : i eo ~~ |
2 attendance. Ab the ent of DM op schol; Linde | GOALS: BANK SOMETHING EVERY PAYDAY WITH US.
an < ance £ 3 on n Lo y A | yy . .
; : ton and Ke nneth F cif r, lobby Though (ful Allention |
the season, which will official- | of auditorium; Dadine Jailey Alexander Hamilton was Kil- 7 a wv D |
ly end August 19, awards will | Pridge; Dennis Naugle, South led in a duel with Aaron Burr Every Detal
he made at “awards night” pro- Market Street and Columbia on Wee-hawken Heights, New JAMES B. HEILIG
Lal Fk ! | Avenue; Barbara Stehman and Jersey, July 11. 1804 Funeral Director I»
aram. The ton boy in each of| Linda Shields. Poplar Street | — a ea {
tha three groups will also be | and Columbia Avenue: Ruth! | NATIONAL
en | name TT [LINC EA
hanoared the same night 1 V 0 y A
Wendy Olson, school alley. { WAY S 4D oil,
Other Fea‘ures Named | MT. JOY FLOR
in thi be, : RFCORD FLOR
Avan this year. Dans will Del AURAL YOUTH GIVEN D : NLL 8 LVL AN
made to vicit Marietta, Colum- SUSPENDED SENTENCE |= CORNER |
hia and Flizabethtown play- | Henry Musser Sweitzer, Jr.,! WHALE OF A TALE—
Hobo nienies are al-| 18, Mount Joy R1, pleaded guil-! Sons of the Pioneers | — = = -
i ait lame (tv to burglary-larceny charges payy CROCKETT— gv Se
Araki 1. He al for. and was given a suspended sen- Sons of the Pioneers
2 ® mons al 09 “"ltence as a first offender by THE SIAMESE CAT SONG
rimming Jecenns at the Her-| gydge Clay Jurkholder in Th Dif, LR The Cod 1 tees
hav Park nan! far the regnlar | court Tuesday He will be .
tom tims membre, A. ono Paced on. probation for three WINKO— | Essley Shirts
..; | Years with a provision that he - Mate Mag .
hadnla Ff games will | pay the costs ic Pictures
ha vend far tha re — | THE LONE RANGER SERIES FOR SPORT OR DRESS
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v9 A CHILD'S FIRST RECORD |
L | S FUNNY | SERIES $2 05 $3 05
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Free essons | How Folks | Frank Luthe: Die .
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(From page 1) Store Stuff A erry LITTLE y
Jair, Bonnie Bair, Carol Epler, | ou Hy 5 05
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Linda Koser, Nancy Wittle, iA, Ais) 294 / Rosemary Clooney
Harry Thomas, Peggy Drace,]| en ey ¢
Robert Buchenauer, Jerry Buch-| Can Cash In Le R ‘WAY S APPLIANCES
enauer, Barbara Becker, Rich- Phone 3-3622
ard Becker, Joanne Darren-| With A WANT AD 48 W. Main Street, Mount Joy N |
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kamp Jovcee Dunkelberger x eves 2 2 CC Q%Y car
Carol Cupper, Thomas Roth, | yi" SANTA I BIR
Jang Leese, Rita Johnstin, Nan- i Ie 8 Jeautiful New Pat'erns
cy Diller, Jeffrey Brian, John RI ; ae 2
Funk, Barry Barnhart, Phillip We Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring he 8 : ;
Harold Ginder, Jon 5s 1 Q0 1 50
Sa D A Fi Rh At R Cl F Cl . ale 8 GREAT GIFTS eo $ * - Lu &
»yenaor, ougilas 1511, ul < 3
Jowers, Loretta Hornafius, | } ug eaning ur eaning ae 8 FOR A GREAT cuy!
Gene Newcomer, Janice Berrier Als 8
Joyce Berrier, Shirley Gutshall, Storage a & .
Gerald Grove Ne : ES H 1k | f
Marie Ebersole, Martha | 3% RI : sd Swank Jewelr anc crc 11¢C S
| ih rots tli leben (EEE « y BOXED OR LOOSE
Sprecher, Marlene Sincgar, | 4 | | qundry Service with Cleaning Mon. to Fri. |
Phillip Sinegar, Roger ws OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Jackie Rahm, Joanne Stehman, 2% sa C *
Linda Kleiner, Gary Maxwell, BL
Kitty Buckwalter, Joad Sheaf-| fs Ae |
fer, Sally Ann Hollinger, Jay Ae |
Kaylor, Bernell Heisey, Arthur 3 1 oT S ae |] BUXTON WALLETS Monogrammed Free $3.95 and up
Eisenhauer, Gary Stark. Ken He
neth Wittle, Lawrence Wittle a ae
Sylvia Mumper, Betty: Brooks, | 3.5 Cleaning in Thursday by 5 p. m. — Ready Saturday 5
Tony Martin, Harold Etsell, Ju- | 3% 2 LOUNGING ROBES PAJAMAS
dy Ginder, David Nissley, Judy #% | YOU PHONE 3-4071 WE CALL bo 8
Naugle, Jacob Zeller, Patricia 2k $5.95 up $3.50 up
Peters, Duanna Welter, Gerald | YN
McGowell, Stephen Stoner, Ed-
ward Ivy, Sandra Armold, Bar-
ry Trostle, Charles Ivy, Sandra hy}
Armold, Charles Kelly, Clay & JANTZEN S IM SUITS
ton Bell, David Byres, Ronald 8 IN THE VERY NEWEST STYLES
Zuch, Nancy Coller, Linda DAD...OF COURSE
Huck, Christine Keener, Judy
tice. Jeanette Appley, Kenneth :
Kauffman, Karen Gutshall, Pat He fangs 2 Jsmiion, the h k
€ Hl, ruishall, watch that leads the field >
ty Kaylor, James Baker and for quality. A really fine NORTHCOOL SUITS Nort cool Slac S
Sharon Baker watch . . . fine all the way y
th rh. C ) 0.C C y
Darla Kulp, Jean Bucher, $35.95 K $39.95 5.95 uy
Joanne Bixler, Audrey Appler, GIVE HIM THE CHOICE
Karen Baker, Robert Morris, | OF CHAMPIONS
James Zuch, Barry Brandt, Pat- | ~
sy Johnstin, Phyllis Keener. STRAW HATS $2.95 up
James Hecht, Kathleen Good
all, Carl Hamlin, Arthur Hugh- |
Anna Boyer, Mary Ellen Smith,
es, Mary Baughman, Aglaia ry: J Whatever type of gift your Dad would like
Speplais. Samuel Zuch, Forest AMERICA'S FINE WATCH GIN E HIM A best, you're sure to find it in our wonder-
Null, Kay Kauffman, Patsy ~ yr To ; fully complete selection of Father’s Day
Sechrist, Paula Weien, Larry GII I C ERTIFICATE gifts, priced to fit every pocketbook.
Schultz, Elaine Shoewalter, Al-
bert McGowin, Carolyn Showal- |
ter, Carol Druck, Carol Wit!le,
Ronald Hawthorne, Joanne |
Zuch, and Patty Mahalic,

PERRY . . . $71.50
14k, natural gold filled.

WESLEY . . . $180.00
14k. natural gold.

Adam H. Greer
E. Main St., Mount Joy. Pa.
Phone 3-4124
TERMS IF DESIRED
Prices Include
87
Federal Tax

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