14—Lancaster Framing? Saturday. September 7.1968 Guernsey Milking Herd Dispersal •I Tlmmiirt Onrnmit. (licit Hmk, I’it , Owner At the Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, Lancaster. Pa. THURSDAY, SEPT. 121 h, 12:30 NOON 1 BULL 70 COWS AND BRED HEIFERS '•7 SXZA AVB: »3»«-4B»-71 COWS Vscclnsted 1.8. and Banr'a Cart, at fraah or dua within 30 daya of aalt data. Tom loxi hW Imni'. tlii-onuti the Fmtiin.it> It, >'>' nitllo \\>n li«t Till* fm-to him to )IN|» i*>o ol till* line herd, uliUh hn-* holt e'*tnhll'<hed Cm n> Mai 1 * on Load io« lamlllei SiMinl lonmlallon oowm with over llfittmo llMieittelj (mod tvpe, )t.n tic ul.irlt udch i •*. Herd In fine con dition A Kiiod chance to take tour pick mini one of the belter herd** In Ymk Co Don’t format BAZ.B STABTB »O»TX.Y AT 18:30 NOOIT. BAX.B XAWAOBD BY: PENNA, GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS’N. PO. BOX 45S CAMP HILL, PA. 17011 Public Sale of Valuable FARM FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1968 at 1 ;30 P.M., D.S.T. Location Approx. % mile north of Route 272, 3 miles east of Wakefield, just north of Little Britain Presbyterian Church, 20 miles south of Lancaster, in Little Britain Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. 174.5 ACRES MORE OR LESS OF FERTILE LANC. CO. SOI L APPROX. 130 acres tillable balance in pasture, with stream be ginning on pastureland. LARGE BANK BARN Approx. 58 ft. by 120 ft. with slate roof, 3 barn floors, and large corn crib in end of barn, with ground level drive thereto. 36 stanchions and 11 comfort stalls, milk house, Dairy Equipment Co. bulk tank, with Walker Stamp, gutter clean er, large pig sty; 2 tobacco sheds, 1 approx. 42 ft. by 66 ft., with slate roof, and 2 sets of double doors, other tobacco shed smaller. 2Vz STORY BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING With slate roof, 12 rooms and bath, hot water automatic oil heat in Va of house, modern kitchen, never failing well supplies water to house and barn. Beautiful old shade trees; Macadam drive to dwelling. Approx, nine-tenths of a mile of macadam road frontage. Property may be inspected by making appointment with J. Everett Kreider, phone 1-717-284-4517. Sale to be held on the above premises, where terms and conditions will be made known by the undersigned FANNIE L. K. WALTON KREIDER AND DILLER, Auctioneers A. W. REESE, Attorney Q Lkl ui Z < < o < O LU fiQ 1/1 O u ea Q UJj ui LU o z O I o z < ac “Were It left to mo to decide 120 million gallons of water' whether wo should have a gov- per minute plunges over Nlag eminent without newspapers or nru's brink - this it for from be newspapers without a gover* ing the world's highest water mcnl, I should- not hesitate to fall but It docs carry a record picfcr the latter.” Thorn.* volume of water yearly, ns there Jefferson. ‘ la little seasonal fluctuation. Kent R, Ferrell, Jr. . AUCTIONEERS John 11. O'Neill PUBLIC AUCTION COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 70 Head NIGHT SALE 70 Head The undersigned, discontinuing the Dairy Business, will sell their complete herd of Grade Holstein Dairy Cows at Public Auction in the DAIRY SALE PAVILION at ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY CHI T RCIIVtL.I.K. MARVI-AN’D on FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20th, 1968 7:30 P.M. (Z.ooat*d on Md. Jit*. #32 « mail Bart of MI. Alll «nfl • mil** W**t of ABEIUDEBK In CBTJHCKVII.I.E, Xarford County, Maryland) 70 MEAD OF OBAOB XOESTEIIf DAIXT COW’S: SO h*ad fr*«h within on* month or olo«* aprlnyinf and th* balano* In full now of milk. Thl* 1* a yonnr h*rd ihowlny typ*, conformation and milk pro duction. Artificial hr**dlnr and r*fl*t*r«d hull* from top dam* han b**n n**d *xclu»lv*ly. Thl* di»p*r*al *al* afford* th* rar* opportunity for additional and r*plac*m*nt cow* of food quality. TERMS CASH Ab*rd**n sal** Co., Sai*« M*r. Hassell A. Weaver and Burdeii Preston, Jr, clerk Roy D. Warfield, Jr, • Owners .. E-prreii Cashier Forest Hill, Maryland Nancy Ferrell, tinier 838-4'534 S3B-7214 PUBLIC SALE TWO CLAY TOWNSHIP FARMS Peter and Susan Henly adjoining farms a short distance south of Mt. Airy School, fronting on Flintstone Road, and on Indian Lake Road, leading from Clay and Durloch to In dian Lake, (formerly Storer’s Dam). FARM NO. 1 78A. 27P, fine limestone land, in high state of cultivation. BA. pasture. The farmland has long frontage Flintstone Road Frame dwelling, 8 rooms and bath, and summer kitchen; insulated and weather stripped; large stone and frame bank barn; stanchions for 24 cows; milk house; to bacco scaffolding in barn; concrete silo; tobacco shed, stripping room and cellar; corn barn, wagon shed, chicken house, and garage; running spring water at barn. FARM NO. 2 Across Indian Lake Road from No. 1; 27 A. 88 P.; 2%-story brick dwelling, 6 rooms and bath; central heat; frame barn, tobacco shed, stripping room and cellar; concrete silo, gar age and other out-buildings. Fine small farm, gravel soil; sits high, over-looking the countryside; some desirable high way frontage on Mt. Airy Road. Exterior inspection any time. Inspection of dwellings etc. by appointment with tenants, the auctioneer, or Ira L. Henly, executor, 733-8595. Sale on Farm No. 1, on Saturday, September 31, 1968 at 2 P.M. Susan M. Henly and The Executors of Peter B. Henly Estate Henry H. Leid, Auct. (267-5117) Arnold, Bncker, Beyer & Barnes, Attys. T Q n o o W ffsi co pq gm to QP&ffitrjQQ c n o H a OQQQQQQ >“3 *-S 1-5 *"S SEPTEMBER 21, 1968 ■O « a Z 5 3 O “ o J» oW'g m S <U m 4> o> £4 s 'o a |3 JS Q^gopq 1 C O _J SI I u C I * O O 2U is i o ™ It 1 ? ° 1 CSX OJ! g. •" 4g O) u • r o « * 2 o. o Oik «o!£Q io "SS rs o "3 T-T u a u 000 - » -*-s -i~* r TS cj o o > PS a as u o u U S-i I g ** u l l l oon jj a Ortrt fli flOOfiJ "-s '"3 ’-i C/3 r-l V.-0-D f, fll O O M 111 ZD3 0 CS o w*S. ■ • fit C-4 - CO £ £3 J CO S Os# « P O zS ,1 _l • ° 1 h « sßi a a, 35 1 s,@gpg IS S I <! CO ? P x& i § fcj « Q OO g.g O £ <* rrj £T IU CL C£ UJ S' o 3 igSB S UJ |;X h y. " 000 03 CO tsj ffiKJWPQ H t* fo(nWp4o 'W E- W s?ss>y Q >; OS g Oses§3 UJ g: ■■■JS W. Q£ |E||| —I * c ES Z I 2 * ■■■ >t bu rio E Safe Register SAT. SEPT. 21-2 P.M. Public Solo of two Clay Twp. Farms (adjoining) of Peter nnd Susan Hcnly. n abort distance S of Mt. Airy School on Indian Lake Road, leading from Clay and Durloch to Indian Lake. Terms by Susan M. Henly and the Ex ecutors of Peter B. Hcnly Es tate. MON. EVE. SEPT. 23-8 p.m. Horse Sale. Martin's Sale Sta bles, Blue Ball, Pa. PRI. SEPT. 27 - 1:30 P.M. Pub lic Sale of Valuable Farm, locat ed approx. Vz mi. N of Rt 272, 3 mi. £ of Wakefield in Little Britain Twp., Lancaster County, Pa. Terms by Fannie L. K. Wad ton. SAT. OCT. 12-2 p.m. Public Auction of Valuable Livestock and Tobacco farm located along Rt. 897, 1 mi. North of Five pointville. Terms by Aaron H. Martin. SAT. OCT, 12 - 12:30 P.M. Mt. Hope View Complete Holstein Dispersal, located 5 mi. N of Manheim along Shumaker Road. Terms by Stanley G. Greiner. Local Classified Advertising Rates Use This Handy Chart To Figure Your Cost Words (1) Issue (3) Issue* 14 or Less $l.OO 52.40 15 1.05 2.52 16 3.12 2.69 17 1.19 2.86 18 1.26 3.03 19 133 3 20 20 1.40 3.36 KEYED ADS (Ads with answer coming to a Box Number, % Lancaster Farm ing): 50c additional. Ads running 3 or more con secutive times with no change billed at 20% discount with Sl.OO minimum. DEADLINE; Wednesday aoon of each week’s publica tion. LANCASTER FARMING P. O. Box 266 Lititz, Pa. Ph. Lancaster 394-30*7 or Lititz 626-2191
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