—Lancaster-Farming, Friday, February 17, 1956 14 Lancaster County Sales Dates Claimed 17—C. C- Wright. N. Penn St., Manheim, one-story concrete block dwelling, 7 p. m. YB—J. Stanley Heisey, U mile south of Mastefsonville, stock and implements, 12:30 p m. 18—Benjamin Shenenberger, N. Charlotte St-, Manheim, household goqds, 12:30 p. m. Feb- 18 Southwest of Eliza : bethtown at Good’s Church, Stock -and Implements by Walter Eber sole. 18—Emma Wiker. road from Lincoln Hwy- to Ronks, E. Lampeter twp., 7-room and bath dwelling, 3-car garage, poultry house, household goods 12 o'clock -1B—Aaron8 —Aaron Engel, 2 miles west of Gap, along Nickel Mines Rd, livestock, farming imple ments. 1 p m. holder, Blue Ball, double brick holder, Blue Ball, double brock dwelling, garage, large lot. household goods 12 o’clock. 18—Mrs Emma W Hostetter, White Hoise, Rt 340 in Salis bury twp, household goods, some antiques, 12 30 p. m. 18—Bertha Huber, Strasburg Pk at Hartman’s Bridge, 1 mile south of Lincoln Hwy. E. liv'e stock, farm equipment, 12.30 P m Feb 21 At Carmichaels, Pa., 40 head of purebred, blood tested, accredited, some vaccinat ed Guernseys Sale managed by Wm. Juzi for P.G B A., Harris burg, Pa, C Wayne Keener, owner- 21—Harvey Martin, Rt 222 between Oregon and Landis Valley, near Indian River Hat chery, livestock, farm equip ment, 12 30 p. m Feb 22 H. H- Stultzfus, showroom at west end of Mor gantown, Antiques including furniture, china, metals, bedding, linens, books, a Ben Franklin ißook of 1741, many small items of interest, 9am., all day. t* tx -♦ tt |: Send Your Livestock To •• I J. P. WARFEL INC. I ** II H Union Stock Yards Lancaster, Pa. H a it $♦ It || We sell on commission, | CATTLE, CALVES, HOGS, SHEEP and LAMBS | || Phone Lancaster 7-8811 « H *5 2X U >*♦♦♦«•< ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Spring Sale of Used Equipment Two Farmall Cub Tractors Two Farmall H Tractors Farmall C Tractor 44 Masse> Harris Diesel Farmall B N Tractor John Deere B Tractor 3 IHC Tractor Manure Spreaders COPE j: Willow St. «• ♦+»4>♦♦♦»♦♦*»»»♦>»»♦»»*»»»»*♦♦♦«««♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦■ 22 —Paul R. Weaver, road from Center Church to Churchtown (Caernarvon twp.), livestock, poultry, farm implements, household goods, 12:30 p- m. 22 Mary R Newswanger, road from Strasburg to Ronks, % mile south of Lncoln Hwy. E implements, car penter and butcher tools, house hold goods, Ipm -23— Ivan M. Nolt, Vi mile west of Brownstown-Talmage Bridge, (livestock, farm machinery. 23—Naomi H Forney, Vj mile west of E. Petersburg (Cole brook Rd ), real estate, person al property. 23 —Melvin H Snyder,- road from Lititz to Manheim, 1 mile (west of Lititz, near Erb’s Church, farming and poultry equipment. 12.30 p. m 23 —Clyde E- Keener, lt 2 miles north of Lancaster (Manheim- Harnsburg Pks ), farm machin- ery, 50 tractors, 11 a m _Feb 23 East of Lancaster along Route 30, at the Guernsey Sales Pavilion, 65 head of pure bred, bloodtested, accredited, some Vaccinated Guernseys, Sale managed by Wm. Juzi for P.G.B A., Harrisburg, Pa- Feb 24 Edward S Good, midway between Ephrata and Lititz, road leading from Mill way to Middle Creek Church, livestock, farm equipment, some household goods, 12 o’clock. 25—Paul B Olay, Mt. Airy, Md, farm machinery, lot of tractors, 10 a- m. 25-*Leroy Click, I’i miles north of Cams (Salisbury -twp.), livestock, farming implements, 13 noon 25—C. B Hoober, Intercourse, new and used farm imple ments, hardware, 12 noon. 25—John H- Zimmerman, 3’t miles south, of Elizabethtown, near Bossiers Church, live stock, farm equipment. Feb. 25 Along Falmouth Pike, one-half mile west of New ville, household furniture, some antiques, by Urban Sweigart. WEAVER Ph. Lane. 3-2824 Feb. 27 Along road leading from Maytown to Bainbridge at the village of Chiekentown, Stock and Implements, by Curtis W. May. ' ' Feb. 28 At Campbelltown, 60 head of purebred, bloodtested, ac credited, some vaccinated Cana dian Holstems, by Ed Q!Neal. 28—Edna Sweigart, 4 miles east of Intercourse (% mile south of Rt. 340, at Spring Garden, Salisbury twp.), real estate, livestock, farm machin ery, 12 noon. 28—Joseph Hurst, Vi mile east oif Union Grove (Caernarvon twp.)", livestock, farm equip ment, household goods, 12.30 p. m. 28— D. W- Martin & Son, 1 mile north of Bareville, road from 5 Points to Cooper’s Blacksmith Shop (near Groff dale Church;, livestock, farm machinery, 12,30 p. m -29— David B King, V£ mile east of Nickel Mines Store, livestock, farm equipment, 12:30 p. m -29 —lra A Kurtz, Vi mile north of Morgantown (Berks Co), farm machinery, 12 o’clock. Feb 29 Along the road lead ing from Mount Joy to MastersOn ville, 4 miles north of Mount Joy, Stock and Implements by Elam S. Geib. March 1 Along the road s tems. managed ‘by Harvey Ret leading from Manheim to Old te w, Manheim, Bavid S- Martin, Line Store, 3 miles west of Man- owne r. heim, Stock and Implements by William B. Saylor. March 2 Along the Jednota Road, leading from Highspire to Middletown, one-half mile North of Highspire, Stock and Imple ments by Edward H- Nissley. March 3 Along the road leading from Maytown to Bain bridge, Route No. 241, at the vil hage of Stacks town, Stock and Implements by Henry Berg, MARCH March 3 Annie Metzler, 117 N. Charloette St, Manheim, real estate and personal property, 1 m. March 3 Livestock, imple ments, near East Fairview Church Jacob Lehman. March 5 West of Rheems, close to Donegal Springs, on Cameron Farm, joining Landis Stone Meal Co., Stock and Imple ments by Morris G. Spickler. March 6 Along the road leading from Maytown to Bam-, bridge, Route No. 241, at the vil lage of Chickentown, stock, im plements and household furni ture by Chester Ney. March 7 Along the road leading from Manheim to Lan caster, known as the Fruitville Pike, stock and Implements by William Bredthauer- March 8 About seven miles east of Elizabethtown close to Chiques Chuich, stock and im plements by C. B. Oberholtzer. March 8 East of Lancaster, along Route 30, at the Guernsey Sales Pavilion, 75 head of pure bred, bloodtested, accredited Guernseys, sale managed by Wm. Juzi, for P.G.BA., Harrisburg, Pa. March 9 Along the road from Maytown to Bambndge, Route No- 241, one-half mile from Maytown*. on the Joe Bixler Farm, stock and implements by Jay W- Brandt. March 10 Valuable real es tate, cattle, implements and furniture, on pike, midway be tween Aberdeen Mill and Deo date, seven miles east of Middel town, four miles north of Eliza bethtown; 54-acre farm, Wm. R. Dorwart and Mary Ann Dorwart, owners, 12.30 noon. March 10 Close to Donegal Springs along road leading from Maytown to Landis Stone Meal PJant, stock, implements, some household furniture, by Engle E- Shelly. ‘ March 10 Livestock, imple ments, in Elstonville, Frank Ruhl- * March 12 At Ellottsburg, Perry County, 65 head of pure bred, bloodtested, accredited and vaccinated Holsteins, sale man aged by Harvey Rettew, Carl Kennedy, owner. March 12 Livestock, farm equipment, furniture, one-half mile eakt of Elizabethtown, along Manheim Pike; 15 cows, 350 chick ens, four tractors, farm xnachin- ery, corn, poultry equipment, furniture, Mr- and Mrs. Omer Landis, 12 noon. March 13 Along the road leading from Mount Joy to Mil- ton Grove, about three miles North of Mount Joy, two miles south of Milton Grove, stock and implements by Amos H. Mum "mau. March 14 Along the road leading from Rheems ter Donegal Springs at Hersh Blacksmith Shop on Cameron Farm, stock and implements by* Carl Ginder. March 15 East of Lancaster along Route 30 at Guernsey Sales Pavilion, 75 head of purebred iloodtested, accredited, some vac cinated Guernseys, managed by Wm. Juzi for P-G B-A., Harris burg. ' . Mafch IS' Livestock, imple ments. between Mastersonville and Colebrook, Isaac Wenger. March 17 At Cleona, annual spring sale of 125 head of pure bred. bloodtested. accredited, some vaccinated Canadian Hol steins, 150 head of hogs, by Rus sell Heilman & Sons. March 17 Livestock, imple ments, 2 mi northwest Manheim, Elvin Snavely. Marqh 23 Hagerstown, Md. 60 head of purebred, bloodtested, accredited, some vaccinated Hoi- March 24 Along road leading from Upper Lawn to Campbell town, three miles northeast of Campbelltown, L'ea Vista disper sal, Keystone Holstein, Inc, man agers, Bob Weidler, owner. March 24 Household goods and equipment, on Pinch Road near Mount Gretna, Eph. Achey- March 26 In the Borough of Middletown annual spring sale of 150 Canadian Purebred, blood - ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l ■ Carl Diller S M ■ ■ Auctioneer and S ■ Cow Tester J ■ Ref ton, Pa. ■ • Ph. Quarry ville 307R5 * •"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a * LIVABILITY * LAYABILITY * LONGEVITY LOGAN’S CHICKS Logan Dominant White Cornish Cockerels for produc ing famous-Logan Cornish Crosses. For most efficient meat production: Cornish Crosses, White Rocks, Delaware Crosses, Silver Crosses. For High Egg Production: Demme Leghorn's from Candidate' Matings or Mt. Hope Leghorns for White eggs. Logan famous Sex Links, Logan Whites, or R. I. Reds for brown eggs. Pa.-U. S. Approved Pullorum Typhoid Clean Brand New Catalog available - L. L. LOGAN, BOX L, KENNETT SQUARE, PA. tested, accredited, some vac. cinated Holsteins by C. S. Erb, March 27 At Butler, Pa.. 50 head of purebred, bloodtested, accredited, some vaccinated Guernseys, sale managed by Wm, Juzi for P.GB A., Harrisburg. March 28- At Upper Lawn, Normandale Farm Dispersal, Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc, managers, Norman Kisser, Ji,, owner. ' March 31 At Shellsville, an. nual spring sale of stodk, imple ments and household fumitur# by Jake Gerberich. , April 7 Between Debdate and Upper Lawn at Moyer’s Church along Route #341 on Roy Brandt Farm. Consignment and stock and implements; contact commission sale of furniture, Roy Brandt, E-town 7-3623. MARCH March 5-9' - Feed Dealers and Millers’ Short Course, Penn ylvama U. Close Weave Means Good Turkish Towel Strength and wear aie virtues of turkish towels with a firm, close weave, Sanna D. Black, extension home manage ment specialist of the Pennsyl vania State University, states. To insure" quick drying, look for towels with close, thick loops Choose sizes and weights that aie either easy to handle ’in home laundering or else economical at commercial laundry pound rates. Stanley H. Deiter Auctioneer and Appraiser 1906 Willow St Pike PH. LANCASTER 4*1796
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