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You can Buy and Sell,
Through the
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE
Iron-Rite Ironer and chair,
Good condition. Phone Mariet-
ta 6-3352. 30- le
1948 Oldsmobile Club Sedan.
“A” title. Good condition. $350.
Phone Landisville 8168. 30-2¢
Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
Registers, Check Writers, Safes,
New & Used. J. M. Engle, 411 East
High St, E-town. Ph. 14J. 8-18-t
AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, 1
buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron
and also sell stove wood. Guy D
Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy 3-5573. 40-t
Round-roof BROODER HOUSE,
Cheap. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5528.
30-1p
6 Burner Roper with double
oven and double broiler, light
and clock, used a as demosstra-
tor, only $199. Ward Bottle
Gas, 25 S. State St., Ephrata.
30-1c¢
SEWING MACHINE
Sales & Service
New & Used Sewing Machines
WAY'S APPLIANCES
48 W. Main Street
Phone MOUNT JOY 3-3622
SEWING MACHINES FOR
SALE: New and used Repairs
for all makes of sewing mach-
ines. J. V. Binkley, 111 N. Mar-
ket St. Elizabethtown, Penna.
Phone 7-1450. 29-tfc
Wringer-type washing machine.
Old model. fair condition. $30.
Joy 3-4551. 30-1c
Wive Fox Terrier Puppies. Ph.
Mount Joy. 30-1c¢
SLIDE PROJECTOR SPECIAL.
American Optical Co. 300 watt
Automatic with case and free
$9.50 magazine carrier, all for
$59.95. Other projectors $23.95
up. Victor Klahr’s Little Shop
with the Big Stock, Rear P. O.
Middletown, Pa. ol 4c
Pickles by the of or the
thousands. John S. Eby. Phone
Manheim 5-8859. 30-3¢
FOR SALE
BARGAIN PRICES
1—Used - Gas Water Heater
Glass lined, almost new,
0 gal.
2—Used Electric Water Heater
2—Used Electric Water Heat-
ers - 52 gal.
1—Welbilt - 4 burner Gas
Range.
CALL MT. JOY 3-9681
WOLGEMUTH. Inc.
East Main St., MOUNT JOY
SWEET CORN, daily after July
22. Next to Eby’s Church. Dav-
id Z. Heisey. Phone Mt. Joy
3-5143. 291tfe
52: gallon G.E. hot water heater
used. 7 months. Hot water Boil-
er in A-1 condition. Motorola
par radio. Phone 3-4175 Mount
Joy. 29-2p
HELP WANTED
MALE
HELP WANTED: Part-time
|bar tender for week-ends at the
[American Legion Home, Mount
Joy. Call Lee Ellis, Landisville
2436. 26-tf-c
ar
"HELP WANTED
FEMALE
Waitress Wanted at Zeamer's
Cafe. Phone Columbia 4-8086.
29- 2c
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED — Employed
desires small apartment or 2
rooms (unfurnished) with con-
veniences in vicinity of Mount
Joy or Florin - by Aug. 1 or
not later than Aug. 5. For in-
formation call 3-4491. 30-2p
1955 OPENING NIGHT DAIRY
AUCTION AT RUMSEYS’
(TIOGA C0.) WESTFIELD,
TUESDAY AUGUST 2 at 8:00
lady
p m. Sharp! Selling our usual
run of dairy stock. Including
top close and fresh cows, stock
heifers and bulls, and two good
small dairies already consigned.
cattle
in our restau-
a good source of
ect from. Supper
rani after 5 p. m. Plan to at-
tend the first sale, Tuesday
August the 2nd. 30-1c¢
REAL ESTATE
For Sale or Rent
APARTMENT FOR RENT, im-
mediately for small family.
Phone Mount Joy 3-4911. 29-tfc
FOR SALE
WOOD SHINGLE
COAL ELEVATORS
AND POCKETS
One dairy all springers. Some
blood-tested. Also consignment
of 14 Herefords and Ford Trac-
tor with only 350 hrs, Ford
Mower, Drags, Plows, Manure
Spreader All good and like
new! If vou need equipment,
Come early. Sells before the
cattle. It is our aim to provide |
to sel- |
in their entireties
(excluding land) opposite The
SICO Company Office, 15 Mt.
Joy Street,
bids to
THE SICO OFFICE
15 MT. JOY STREET
MOUNT JOY, PA.
July 28th.
Mount Joy. Mail
on or before
JAY O. KULP AGENCY
IS NOW LOCATED
IN FLORIN
IN THE OFFICE
Formerly occupied by
E. Stanley Booth
For Spencer supports, bras,
and slips call Mrs. Edyth B.
Brubaker, Florin. Phone Mount
Joy 3-4949. 7-tfc
Hand saws filed and set. Also
circular saws. Automatic mach-
ines. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5340.
| Breneman, Mt. Joy RI.
17- tfe
SAVE 209% on your fire insur-
ance. Call Warren H. Stehman,
Mount Joy 3-6712. 20-tfe
WANTED TO BUY
ANTIQUES: Win pay hich
prices for antiques of any des-
cription. Mr. Hart, 151 N. Char:
lotte St., Manheim, Pa. Phone
5-2163.
1941-1942-1943 Chevrolets and
Fords, any condition. Ton prices
paid according to condition of
car. Paul Zink. Tel. 3-9005 Mt.
Joy. 28-tfc
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my many
friends, relatives and neighbor,
for the cards, flowers and gifts
I received during my recent
birthday. Thank you. Mrs. Fan-
nie G. Shonk, 126 W. Donegal
St. 30-1p
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their gen-
erous help in cleaning up the
premises after our recent barn
fire, and in the many other
ways they helped. Jno. K. Fish-
er and David C. Witmer. 30-1c
I wish to thank the Mount
Toy Fire Co., friends and neigh-
yors for their cooperation give
.0 me during the recent fire.
Mervin Shuman. 30-1p
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SAMPLE HOME
Open Daily 2-5 & 6-9 P M.
July 1 to July 17 incl.
No Down Payment for G I.
Y.A.or F.H. A, 30 yr. Mts,
3 Bedrooms—Full Basement
Spring Garden & Locust Sts.
Pa. Ph. 7- 2701
FOR SALE
STONE MILL
(excluding land)
| East of Mount Joy, Pa., near
I Little Chiques Creek along and
| on north side of Route No. 230
Mail bids to the office of
THE SICO COMPANY
MOUNT JOY, PA.
15 MT. JOY STREET
July 28th.
27-4c
on or before
! = rm ey
| Robert Frank and daughter.
| and friends
Wm. Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Zeller,
Lititz RD, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gam-
ber.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Moore and family were
Mrs. Nora Halter, Kinderhook,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halter
and daughter, Suzy, Columbia,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore of
Reading, and Mrs. Ted Sener,
Lancaster.
Miss Linda Boles, Marietta,
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Edw. Isler and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Isler and
family and Mrs. Irene Snyder
visited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Boles and Mr. anr Mrs. David
Alleman, Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt-
macher visited Mr. and Mrs.
Christ Zook, Bird-in-hand.
Mr. Ralph Bankus and Mrs.
Anna Martin, Lancaster, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witmer and
family.
Visitors of Mr.
Harry Weaver were Mrs. Guy
Shultz and children, Marietta
and Mrs. Earl Stettler and chil-
dren, Mount Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Witmer
and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fogie and family
at Bainbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kohler,
Red Lion visited Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Erb and Mrs. Bet-
Mrs. Cora
and Mr. and
Brenneman, of
Mrs. Edith
ty Brosey visited
Myers, Marietta,
Mrs. Hathaway
Mount Joy RD.
Rev. John Ferich, pastor of
the Newtown E. U. B. Church
was pleasantly surprised Wed-
evening when members
gathered in the
church in honor of his 21st
birthday. Rev. R. H. Arndt was
in charge of devotions, which
was followed by a sacred mu-
sical program in charge of Mrs.
R. H. Arndt.
The following program was
rendered. Opening Song, Scrip-
ture lesson - in Response. Pray-
er by Rev. Francis Fleur of E.
U.B. Church, West Willow, Vo-
cal solo, Mrs. Betty Brosey;
Piano solo, Mrs. Irma Melling-
er; Cornet solos, Miss Carol
Smith; Vocal solo, Mr. Daniel
Weidman; Vocal selections, by
Margarite and Ruth Ellen
Khelghatian; Piano duet, Mrs.
R. H. Arndt and Mrs. Habet
Khelghatian. Presentation® of a
fine cash gift to the pastor by
Daniel Geltmacher; Response
by Rev. Ferich, Closing prayer
by Jacob Geltmacher, After the
singing ‘“‘Blest, Be the Tie that
Binds,” there was group sing-
ing. Luncheon was served by
the Ladies Aid, which was pro-
vided by the Adult C. E. So-
nesday
of WGAL-TV and information
concerning the operation of al
television station.
Rain Needed Soon
As Farmers Face
Drought Condition
By Pennsylvania News Service
Pennsylvania's parched and
drying farm crops continued to
parch during the week as scat-
tered showers in some sections
of the state helped little if at
all.
Rain is needed soon unless
farmers of the Keystone State
are to face another disastrous
summer drought.
Meanwhile elsewhere on the
Pennsylvania farm front farm-
ers during the week were main-
ly engaged in cutting second
crop hay, cultivating corn and
harvesting wheat and winter
oats.
Corn fields are spotty but on
the whole have fairly good col-
or. Fields are showing tassels
in the south and central por-
tions of the state and nearly all
have been cultivated for the
last time.
Marketings of sweet corn is
now under way in growing
quantity and some tomatoes
are beginning to appear on the
stands in the southeast.
Tomatoes look good general-
ly but some fields are reported
thin, with high temperatures
affecting the set. Potatoes
generally good except
north central counties where
vines have started to wilt from
the high temperatures combin-
ed with lack of adequate rain-
fall.
Digging of cobblers is under-
way in the southeast. Tobacco
fields generally look very good.
Apples, peaches and pears are
sizing well.
DON'T SUFFER LONGER
FROM ITCHING SKIN!
IN JUST 15 MINUTES,
If not pleased. your 40c¢ back
in
Dependable
Gas Service
Roy M. Ressler
27 W. Main St, MOUNTVILLE
PHONE 5-5301
OR CALL
K. RESSLER
WM.
FLORIN, PA.
MT. JOY 3-5731
New and Used Gas Ranges
26-tfc
Elmer G. Strickler
Elizabethtown, Pa. Phone 7-517
‘YOU BUY ONLY THE
YOU NEED UNDER MY
COMPLETE
Family Security
Fire - - Auto - - Life
Accident & Health - -
Hospitalization
AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE
35-t¢
NEWTOWN |“
Mrs. Cora Myers, Marietta,
| mr visited Mrs. Betty Brosey and
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.| Mrs. Edith Erb.
Oristus Wittle were Mr. Char- Mrs. Edith Erb, Mrs. Betty
les Wittle, Columbia RD, and Brosey and Mrs. Pearl Brenne-
Mr. Joseph Wittle, Columbia| man, visited Rev. and Mrs. O.
RD. | K- Buch of Manheim Tuesday
John Geltmacher is spending| evening.
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. | — GY ———
Paul Kauffman and Mr. and| CHICKEN BARBEQUE
Mrs. Harvey Bard of Ironville.] AT SALUNGA AUG 20
Mrs. Paul Kauffman and chil-| A chicken barbeque will be
dren, Ironville, visited Mr. and held by the Salunga Fire Com-
Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and fam-| pany Saturday, August 20. The
ily. affair will be held from 4 to 8
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamber, p. m. at the firehouse.
and son, Manheim, visited Mr. ARE. ur
and Mrs. Abram Gamber. MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mrs. Loreen Witmer and Wilmer S. Oberholtzer, Mt.
children, Mrs. Howard Witmer Joy R1, and Nancy Lee Krick,
and children and Mrs. Mable Lancaster Rl.
are |
the |
at anv drug store. Use ITCH-
ME-NOT to deaden the ifch
and KILL germs ON CON-
TACT. Wonderful for any ex-
ternal itch Today at SLOAN’'S
PHARMACY. 27-4c |
A lM 0 A MO 1.00.
7 — DOOR PRIZES ~ 7
Bargains Galore — Just in time for mid-summer sewing — All regular stock
special for this sale.
Nothing
Ness attended the Armstrong THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pay entertained Mr. and Mrs. John i RR
Cork Co. picnic at Hershey. Thursday, July 28 FLORIN | Bichler and grandchildren to al p | 1D AY 1 21 SIMON P. NISSLEY
Mrs. Loreen Witmer won a lawn supper at their home on| I | MARY. G. NISSLEV
nice In the poist peeling Mount Joy Rotary | Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Wise- Saturday evening. - 3 LI) "
contest. > au garver and family moved from Mrs. Landis Hess and James | DIRECTORS
Mr. and Mrs. John Kauffman, Tops District their home on Church Street to Musser and Mrs. Abram Floyd, y YT oW Mount Joy, Pa.
| Ironville, visited Mr. and Mrs. fo hee Florida Tuesday and daughters spent several
| Irvin Witmer and family. In Attendance The Womens Work of Bast: days at Red Point Beach, Md. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Grossman Mount Joy Rotary club top-| ern Penna. held a 3-day Orie Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogel
and family visited Mr. and| aq the district in attendance| ference at Camp Swatara., Del- and family spent Sunday at
Mrs. Wm Rynier and Mr. and| ror the month of June, Walter egates from this section who at- Pine Grove Furnace. Hel Wanted
Mrs. Ben Eisenberger, of Gap. | c, Sloan, attendance chairman,| tended are, Mrs. Earl Brubak- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geib P
Mrs. Giles Urban and son,| reported at Tuesday's meeting. | er, Mrs. Henry Brenneman, and daughter, of Landisville,
Lititz, spent a few days with| Average attendance for June| Mrs, Velma Charles, Mrs. Wal- called on Mr. and Mrs. Benj. &
Mrs. Urban’s parents, Mr. and| was 99.4 per cent. | ter Becker and Mrs. Clayton Hess and family on Saturday. | :
Mrs. Wm. Haines. The local club placed Afth in| Brenneman, | Mr. and Mrs. Emory waters | Several Girls for the Folding Dept.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. | the district for the entire year. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yohn and children of Burton, S. Car-|
Haines were Mrs. Kenneth Al- Two new members were tak-! of Columbia called on Mr. and olina are spendin two weeks 1 1
exander and son, and Linda| en into the club Tuesday. They | Mrs. George Mumper on Satur- with the latter's Se Mr. 2 Boys for the Shipping Dept.
Nentwig, Florin. are Dick Gerberich and Ken| day. rand Mrs. H. W. Buller. O T 3
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- | Smith. John M. Booth was in| Mr. Nathan Shelly and dau- Mrs. Esther Brown of Col- ne ypist
rice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie | charge of the induction cere-| of Manheim, visited the form- lingswood, N. J. visited Mr.
Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg- boid 2 4 er's brother, Mr. Samuel Shel- and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman on ®
er were Mrs. Habet Khelgha- peaker of the day was Paul Jey on Sunday. Monday.
tian and children, Springfield, Rodenhauser, production mana- Fev William Wagner of May- Mr. and Mrs. John Wittle and MOUNT JOY MILLS
| Mrs. R. H. Arndt, of town, Mrs. Zor for YcaAL-TY, of Luncast. town, visited Mr and Mrs. Geo. sons returned home on Satur- MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
John Mellinger and children, of | er. His subject was “Television Mumper on Tuesday. day after a tour of the Western
Mount Joy RD, Mrs. Willard| —Past and Present.” | Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman "states. )
| Stump and children, California; WGAL-TV was a pioneer in er AE ii iL — ne I
Annie Zercher, Mt. Joy, Miss telecasting, since Lancaster
Esther Longenecker and Mr. | Was the 27th city ir the United
Benjamin Weaver, Marietta. States to have television, and, ”
I 7 ry he TE B K FY’ Th A IWER ARY L
and Darla Nentwig of Florin, authorized by the FCC. :
spent the weekend with their : Ys Baye an a
fret Sw rs en | THREE DAYS—JULY 28-29-30
«20-30 9 A.M. to 9PM
bought
See the new PFAFF completely automatic Sewing Machine demonstrated by
Miss Blake from Pfaff 5th Avenue, New York.
4. sew the Automatic PFAFF in action to believe all it can do. It makes sewing
Makes over 1000 fancy designs without adding any discs or other gadgets
You have
child's play.
machine. Sews with two needles at once.
ing. First machine to thread itself. Fancy stitches are as simple as the turn of a dial.
tion means fewer moving parts for smooth, quiet. longer-lasting operation.
cabinets to select from.
mere
to the
Designed to sew miracle fabrics-Zig zag or straight sew-
Rotary ac-
A complete stock of
7th Anniversary Sale of Floor Samples
DOMESTIC
REG. PRICE
$159.00
$279.00
$274.00
$224.00
$224.00
PFAFF
$389.00
$119.50
SALE PRICE
$117.00
$217.00
$207.00
$187.00
$187.00
Model 759 Portable
Model 721 Blonde desk
Model 721 Walnut desk
Model 749 Maple console
Model 731 Walnut console
Model 130 with automatic
Maple desk
Model 30 Portable
All floor samples have written guarantee for life.
SALE OF USED MACHINES
formedy $119.00
formerly $125.00
$ 99.00
$110.00
$120.00
$ 49.00
$7.00 to
$297.00
$ 97.00
Singer 221 Featherweight Portable
Singer Console
Singer Console
New Home Console
White Console
Kenmore Portable
Treadle Machines
SAVING
$42.00
$62.00
$67.00
$47.00
$47.00
$92.00
$22.50
Liberal trade-in allowance for your old machine,
SALE
$97.00
$97.00
$77.00
$87.00
$97.00
$37.00
$27.00
Dramatic Savings On Dress Material And Sewing Supplies
ORGANDY and FLOCKED
Reg. 79c to 98c¢
ASSORTED COTTONS
Reg. 49¢ to 69c 2% yd 4 yds $1.00
LAWN
5%c vd
ASSORTED COTTONS and RAYONS
Reg. 49¢ to 79c¢ 3% yd 3 yds $1.00 "1 y
Reg. $1.19
PLAIN & PRINTED VOILE
d
PLAIN & PRINTED PO
Reg. $1.29 ye y
TAFFETA
Reg. 79¢ 5%c vd
NYLON
4%7c vd
NYLON
yd
39"
Reg. $1.29
45"
Reg. $1.49
5c Vy
Reg. 69¢
Reg. $1.29
NGEE
d
RAYON BUTCHER LINEN
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BATES DICIPLINED COTTON PRINTS
0% vy
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SEERSUCKER PLISSE
30” Reg. 49c¢ 2%7c vd
1/.
REMNANTS 1,
All remnants are cut from our
PRICE
ir stock.
36” Reg. 59c 4%) vd
FRENCH CREPE
Reg. 79c¢ to 98c¢ 4%] yd $2.77
THREAD
Reg. 10c
Reg. 29¢
9% dz
dz
BINKLEY’S Sewing Machine & Remnant
109-111 N. Market St.
ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
Shop
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.