_. Boneless Beef Cubes HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 ACME GIVES S&H GREEN STAMPS SUPER MARKETS / Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest Stock up-Acme Markets will be closed next Wednes., July 4thi Get a Lancaster Roast for the weekend and Ham or Chicken for the 4th! LANCASTER U.S. CHOICE CHUCK ROAST Tender Beef Pot Roast Boneless Lean Beef Roast Tender 3 Corner Roast Ib 49¢ Ib 5§9¢ Ib 69¢ Ib §9¢ Lancaster Brand Shankless or Kingan's READY -TO-EAT HAMS - 59: LEAN SLICED BACON Richmond Brand Fireside Brand 39: 45: Fresh Killed, Cut-Up Frying CHICKENS Ib Whole or Shank Half C FARMDALE, BEEF, TURKEY CHICKEN PIES Luscious Pink Meat Calif. GAVIA Santa Rosa Calif. Plums 2 Ibs Calif. Seedless Grapes Ib 29¢ Large Southern Cucumbers 2 for 15¢ Fresh Local Red Beets 2 behs 15¢ 2-29 $1 FULL PODDED CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS Ideal Frozen Orange Juice Ideal Calif. Lemonade Sunshine Sliced Strawberries 25.2 6-o0z. cans 6 oz. cans IDEAL FANCY Green Peas NEW IMPROVED SUPREME BREAD Farmdale Enriched Bread Home Style Bread LARGE FRANKFURT or ROUND BARBECUE ROLLS REYMER’'S ORANGE and LEMON BLENND REFRESHING HI-C ORANGE Drink DELICIOUS large Loaf 46 Oz. cans cans 3-69 39¢ | 18. 1b loaf 15¢| 114-1b loaf 22e 2:39: S55: 29 | The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa, Thursday. June 28 Vacation Time et Danger Time ouT ON A LIMB By Stumpy McCulloch * * * Folks in our part of the country like the story about the time the French ambassador visited Teddy Roosevelt. to entertain his guest, the Presi- dent invigd him to play a game of tennis. They played two sets. Then the President suggested a sprint around the lawn. They sprinted. After that, they worked #t with the medicine ball. Finally Teddy Roosevelt turned to his guest. “What would you like to he inquired it's all the same to you, Mr. Prosi the ambassador said, "1 think I'd like to lie down and die.” * * * Well, sir, if you're ever lookin’ for exercise, | hope you'll come down and visit me while I'm limbin the trees I've harvested. Limbing is a real art. I find an axe works best on the small limbs, but I use a saw for the bigger ones. "Course, it takes practice to do the job right. If the tops of saplings have been pinned down by the falling tree, it's a job for a man who knows what he’s doin’. If he’s not ‘careful when he cuts :he sapling, it may swing back at him with a wallop. * * * By the way, did you hear about the fo fo w?'' city teller who started rollin’ his own | cigarettes, just because his doctor told him he needed more exercise? * * * I've been fixin’ up my log road lately, too. Since most of us woods- men or farmers go into the woods vear after year to bring out wood for home use as well as for sae, it's a good investment to keep the roads in shape. * * =» The four and six wheel trucks most | of us use in the woods can travel over | a fairly rough road without much trouble. And they can go up a 10 or 15 per cent grade without falterin’ But on tight corners, a truck can be troublesome. Seems to me a curve should have a radius of not less than 80 feet. Don't you agree? | * * * Roads are useful in many ways. | One of the best, to my way of think- ing, is for holdin’ parades on. They held one down at the junction last week. I was watchin’ it from Mer- cy’s house. As the parade came by, I looked around and saw that | Mercy wasn’t there. “Where's | Mercy?” I asked. “Upstairs, wavin’ her hair,” one said. “What's the matter?” 1 asked. “Didn't ne hod) beng a flag?” TREE SERVICE SAWING, PRUNING and | SPRAYING B. B. IBACH Phone 5-4616 39 S Main St. Manheim some- Pa Enjoyv—the 4th thighway Isible | dren. {ly careful and patient, |are For Youngsters It's vacation time again for school children from country lane metropoli tan And, these youngsters, to sprawling areas it's danger time for too time, warns Edw Safety Director Automobile of the great Danger P. Curran, of Keystone Club, because numbers of boys and girls free to play all day every day and because soporific effect these lazy days have upon motorists now long of the warm, many ‘Men and women the wheels cof the thousands of cars using the streets and highways of this area daily must be doubly cautious and alert to prevent accidents, and especially mis haps involving children,” he declared. “Children at play ire unmindful of anything but the game itself; they dash across lawns and pave- ments and into the street or without Motorists must do the ing for them. ‘Parents and older child- ren can help a lot, of course, by warning the youngsters of the increased danger now that school is over for sev- behind many think- eral months and by keeping [an eye on the players when- ever possible. “Essentially, however, motorists largely are for the safety of chil- They must be unusual- drive slowly and strictly obey all traffic signals and posted warnings. Drivers absolutely cannot rely on a child keep- ing out of the path of auto- mobiles; older heads must exercise the good that should come of experience. “Drivers extra careful this summer won't be deeply sor- with years rowful later.” The seat of Pennsylvania’s| government was moved from Lancaster to Harrisburg in 1812. -PNS N OTICE! ‘ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE REPAIR WORK AT Cover’s Welding Shop requested to claim their property by calling at the house. ALL ARTICLES WILL UNCLAIMED BE SOLD or Your Vacation WITH A. GIFT FROM OUR 49¢ 45c ¢ Bex ¢ Don't forget to get enough -- A complete line of AND with jackets EAST MAIN ST, WONDERFUL BOYS’ and GIRLS’ Play Out-Fits Swimming Suits [3 SIZES 1 TO 3,4 TO 14 to match SELECTION thinking. | respon. | PEANUTS judgment BIRTHS Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy linger, Manheim R1, a Friday, at Lancaster Gener al Hospital Mr Haas, Friday, at Hospital Mr Shenk, daughter, Lancaster Mr. Den son, John C R2, a General and Mrs Manheim Lancas'er son, James P. Rl, & and Mrs Meunt last General and Mrs. Kenneth E Miller, Manheim R1, a Monday, at Lancastr Gener al Hospital Mr. and Becker Jr Street, a at the Hospital. —@ - I COLORED RUGS IN USE a new rug Joy Hospital son, Mrs 147 daughter, Lancaster Henry F New Haven Tuesday General LIGHT BECOME GRAY When selecting that the colors and monotones| remember lighter show dirt and become gray! with use. Bonnie extension of Sansom, Because this, Dale home furnishings specialist of the Pennsylvania State University, suggests choosing a shade od tint a bit strong er than desired. The carpet will be grayer most of its life when first selected. Fresh, Roasted Hassinger’s bracery Mt. Joy 44- te 16 N. Market St. Record g Corner PERRY COMO on LONG PLAY SO SMOOTH I BELIEVE SONG HITS FROM BEROADWAY SHOWS A SENTIMENTAL DATE with PERRY COMO WAY'S Appliances Phone 3-3622 Main St., Mount Joy 48 W. COTTON...Fashion of the Hour To suit all your summer hours, we've wear. SIZES HALF $398 9 TO. 15, 10 TO SIZES 14% $598 Swim in Fashion Cotton Prints, Lastex Suits Cottons styled for sunning, dancing and town 44 242 $698 TO BY SEA NYMPH AND CEED OF MIAMI $598 w $1398 of Sun Fun! PLAY SUITS SHOES SHIP -SHORE BLOUSES BEACH ITTY’S DRESS SHOPPE All Aboard for hours PEDAL PUSHERS COATS and BAGS MOUNT JOY Thursday, at|, popular. | MARRIAGE LICENSES | CL ASS SPONSORS Harry William Eberly, Ra- PENNY SOCIAL Township, and Joann L A penny 54 West Donegal feature of the ble Mark's evening social was the|ed the Sisterhood Bi- the St. Tues pho Funk, Street class meeting of E.U.B. church at the Albert Following {he Herr, § charge of |} Frank Ger | Stum, Her- last ret Ma- R2. John Elwood R2, and Marg» Mount Joy John Edward Dixon, Belle M! Mrs and Elizabeth Mount R1 Mount Joy Rl. social, Miss Robert. Splain Jr. 177|president, was in South Fifth Street, Colu 1bia the program. Ms and LeVonde Geraldine Cody or and ‘Miss ‘Della’ Brene- Roth, 419 Birchland { Avenue man had charge of devotions Edwin B. Leed, S Salung Uland Mrs, Joseph Detwiler and Margaret L. Engrofl 18 A RIOR log 96 West Strawberry Strect, © NPN TNT gy rege agra |B Dr. H.C. Killheffer eee | Optometrist d of printing, When in net remember The Bulletin. 163 S. Charlotte St. Telephone 5-2942 TSA ATER . I FO MODERN on re oe OUR JOB dang ELIZABETHTOWN A PRINTING 2nd Floor Clauss} br IS RIGHT IN WJ A) shey . day home of oney, y [oe and Brant, Mead, N. J,, Joy Ann Musser, Eunice caster. Paul H. Fitzkee street, and Nancy J ‘olumbia R1 22 Henry Witmer, MANHEIM 9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. MH a a i... Phones 7-4163 TRE GROOVE Tues., Fri.,, Sat.|§ Happy Birthday, U.S.A. ... 180 of them in fact, ever since the 13 colonies had the moral fibre to declare their independence and freedom. July 4th might be a good day to check up on your independence, the financial kind that brings freedom from worry and want. Here in the bank we will help you in every way that we can. We will transact no business Wednesday, July 4th. Independence Day. OPEN FRIDAY EVENING ’'TIL EIGHT CLOSED SATURDAY FIRST NATIONAL | AUXILIARY MEETS Thirteen June meeting of the so that members may attend local fire Thursday. Copenhauver, Summer Skirts Matching Blouses CHILDREN’S Play and Swim Suits CHILDREN’S Sun Back Dresses WOMEN’S Summer Casual Shoes [in charge. The July meeting members attend will be held a week early company auxiliary the grocers’ picnic. Thurs. Mrs. George day, July 12, is the date set president, was| for the summer meeting. July 4th Vacation Values Sun Back Cotton Dresses $395 SWIMMING SUITS All New Summer Colors and Styles $395 3% 547% S498 $498 $998 (All Colors) Men’s Swim Trunks MEN'S Bermuda Shorts $995 Sport Shirts $95 Mt. Joy Dept. Store . «+ CALL At Our Store and See 2 Wolverine Shell Horsehide Work Shoe Frozen in Big Ice Cake NOTE DATE BELOW SOAK ’EM, freeze em, Wolverine Shell Horsehides dry out soft —SOFT That tough shell leather is tanned that way by the secret Wolverine triple-tanning formula. ‘Extra comfort, plus extra wear, and PLENTY of it. SEE how this Wolverine Work Shoe will come out of its icy bath and dry out soft—just as.it leit the factory WITNESS this convincing proof giving display and learn why you needn’t wear dry-out-stifi work shoes FREE Pair of Genuine WOLVERINE Shell Horsehide Work Shoes Some caller at our store to see this demonstration will be given a pair of Wolverines. Test your skill It’s fun. Note size of ice-cake, time it was set out then figure out how long it will take for ice to completely melt. Just call. Note date. BROTHERS MOUNT JOY, PENNA. + Wolverine Shoe Week Two Contests 1st Prize — Pair Shoes 2nd Prize — Pair Shoes 3rd Prize — Pair Shoes 4th Prize—Pair Gloves 5th Prize— Pair Gloves Factory Demonstration Saturday, June 30 6 PRIZES DROP IN AND LOOK THESE FINE WOLVERINE SHOES OVER
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