PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, WATCHES, GUNS, TOOLS,
1971 thru 1977 HUMMEL PLATES
SATURDAY, MAY 19
AT ll:OOA.M.
Loc. in village of Georgetown, Pa. (take Rt.
896 about 6 miles south of Strasburg; at square
where Rt. 896 turns sharp left; go straight
south 2 blocks to sale; watch for signs).
M.I. Hummel plates & some figurenes (1971 thru
1978); Norman Rockwell bells (6 in number); Noel &
Mother’s Day plates. RCA floor model TV, elec. sew.
mach., Amana 1200 BTU air cond., old pine cupboard,
plank bottom settee. Other furniture in: oak, mahg.,
wicker, empire, etc. Lots of crocks & jugs in: blue dec.,
jimmy. Lane., salt, etc. Iron, brass, wooden & tin
articles. Lane. & other bottles. Glassware & China in:
ironstone, Heisey, German, Nippon, cut glass, hobnail,
carnival, limoges, bristol, pressed, & every day
glassware & china. Household goods. US & foreign
stamps. Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin & Century old
pocket watches. Silver dollars, & other coins. Lehman
Lane, cap & ball rifle, Belgium cap & ball rifle,
Springfield, Jackson, Remm., Lefever, Ithica,
Reynolds & other dble. & single barrel hammer shot
guns & other guns. STAMPS, WATCHES, COINS &
GUNS TO BE SOLD AT 2:00. Hand & garden tools.
Other misc. articles not listed. NO OUT OF STATE
CHECKS ACCEPTED. Food served.
Sale by
ELENOR B. PICKELL
Auctioneer
Howard Shaub, 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst 464-3190
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, JUNE 2
Located 3 miles west of Honey Brook, 5 miles
north of White Horse, IV2 miles South of
Churchtown, 4 miles east of Blue Ball, along Rt.
322, Caernarvon Twp., Lane. Co., PA.
REAL ESTATE
Ten acres, more or less, almost all tillable.
Mobile home 12’ x 60’ with enclosed porch. Bottled
gas stove. Heating system. Air conditioner.
Two car block garage. Bam 20’ x 20’ with com crib.
Small chicken house. For inspection of property call
354-5677.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Gibson refrigerator, good condition; two formica top
tables and chairs; Maple double and single beds,
complete; Maple coffee and end tables; Maple chair;
sofa; stands; lamps.
Two large wooden clothes closets; Empire bureau;
Claw foot piano stool; Old fashioned platform rocker;
Maytag wringer washer; medicine closet; old pictures
and frames.
Ice cream freezer; metal and wood tub; oil lamp and
lanterns; ironing board; coal and oil heaters; three
clocks; cloth hamper; brass spittoon; glassware;
china; dishes; platters; pots and pans; butcher
knives; sewing basket.
12 Gauge single barrel shot gun; Japanese rifle;
knife in wooden sheath; bayonet; three pocket wat
ches.
FARMALL “B” TRACTOR with P.T.0., pulley and
cultivators; Case #15510 h.p. Hydra-Static lawn tractor
with rotary mower, snow blade and chains; Lawn
roller.
Two wheel farm trailer with bed; wheelbarrow; two
bag wagons; three water hydrants; step ladder; 275
gallon tank and pump; hayhook; drums; water pump;
scrap iron; chicken crate.
Skill saw; W and V 4” electric drills; two chain
hoists; large vise; pipe vise; pipe threaders; electric
cords; two grindstones, track anvil; concrete tools.
Four sledge hammers; digging iron; axes; hatchets;
saws; hammers; 500 lb. pea and beam scales; shovels;
rakes; drawing knife; C-clamps; bolts; pipe fittings;
levels; scythe; grease guns; oil cans; screw drivers;
can’t hook; log dog; air compressor, needs repair;
stoves, lawn mowers; etc.
Sale at 10:00 A.M.
Real Estate 1:00 P.M.
Thomas Wentz, Atty.
Abe Oiffenbach
Abe Jr. Alan
Auctioneers
Refreshments by White Horse Fire Co. Aux.
ROBERT EVANS, Estate
CHARLES A. EVANS
AMOS M. EVANS /
Administrators
Forage Day to be held June 19
* COLLEGE PARK - Two
contests, one designed to
estimate the yield of a field
of alfalfa, the other a corn
yield growing contest, will
be a part of the first Forage
Day to be held June 19 at the
Plum Bottom Dairy Farm in
Mifflin County.
The field day, starting at
10 a.m., is sponsored by the
Pennsylvania Forage and
Grassland council and
Cooperative Extension
PUBLIC SALE
OF SAWMILL LUMBER
& GROCERIES
SAtURDAY, MAY 19
10 A.M.
V* mile South of Bart Colrain Elementary
School, Vz mile North of Kirkwood along Noble
Rd.
Approximately 30,000 board ft. of lumber, oak,
poplar, hemlock, walnut, cherry, white pine,
sassafras, beech, maple & ash. Approximately 3000
finished birch cabinet doors, 2” walnut coffee table top,
walnut plaques & wagon tongues, 4x7 clear basswood
for duck decoys, 3 drum 42” drum sander with dust
collector 3 phase motors, swinging cut off saw,
automatic knife grinder, 4 sided planer, 4” x 8” (belt
drive) 2 3/16” diameter double oo frick mangle 10”
with 3 bearings & new hangers, 4 x 10 pieces of formica,
new log cleaner with insert teeth blade, new Rockwell
36” wood lath, power concrete buggy, antique wood
saw with AEH Wisconsin engine, 300’ of 2” miniature
railroad track, 10’ stockades, 16 penny nails, 300 gal.
fuel tank, many quart jars.
GROCERIES
Peas, applesauce, tomato juice, pineapples, hand
towels, wash cloths, graham crackers & cookies.
Terms by,
Auctioneers AMOS S. KING
Kreider& Oilier
717-786-1545
Groceries sold first,
j,unch by family
ON THE FARM
MONTHLY BRED GILT
SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 18
Sale to start promptly at
1:00 EDST every 4 weeks
Located 18 mi. South of Lancaster, Pa., 6 mi.
South of Quarryville, take 272 to Little Britain,
turn North, follow Little Britain Rd. to Jackson
Rd., turn East, second farm, or take 222 out of
Quarryville to Ceder Hill Rd. to Little Britain Rd.
to Jackson Rd. Watch for sale arrows.
50 HEAD 50
(More or Less)
2x3 way cross bred gilts,
York & Hampshire & Duroc
This sale consisting of 25-3 way cross bred gilts
(parent stock, Wayne Better Bilt Gilts that came in out
of the West) York & Hampshire & Duroc cross. These
gilts are sired by purebred duroc, bred to purebred
York. Looking for Better Stock? Need replacements &
adding on or just starting in? Here is an opportunity to
buy Better BUt Gilts (acclimated) due to farrow from 3
days to 4 weeks after sale date. These gilts have size &
quality to suit most any buyer. If you are in need of
bred gilts plan to attend this sale. They’ll be ready,
some will be close.
Same tune & place, 25 head (more or less) 2 & 3 way
cross. Direct offspring from gilts purchased from
Mark Nestleroth well known hog breeder from
Manheim & a few from Willow Glen. These gilts are
sired by purebred duroc also from Nestleroth stock and
bred to purebred Hampshire from Franklin Feeser,
Md. Due to farrow from 3 days to 3 or 4 weeks alter sale
date.
Everything vaccinated for erysipelas, wormed &
sprayed for lice. Truckers Available..
Auinpf
JOHNS. STOLTZFUS
Abe Diffenbach - Auctioneer
NEXT SALE DATE - June 15
Service of The Pennsylvania
State University. Plum
Bottom Dairy Farm is
located two miles northeast
of Belleville on Route 655.
“Visitors will have an
opportunity to study
numerous efficient cropping
systems,” says Dr. Wiliam
Stringer, Penn State
agronomy specialist and
chairman of the event.
These include manure
application compared to
Owner,
CHRIST A. BEILER
R.D.2
Quarryville, Pa
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12,1979
chemical fertilization;
different levels of alfalfa
fertilization; regrowth of
alfalfa, clover, and grasses
following various stages of
harvesting; interseeding
legumes in pastures;
seeding corn in established
legumes; effect of lime in
controlling weeds in nq-till
com; no-till alfalfa seeding;
and weed control in con
ventional alfalfa seeding.
Penn State specialists will
be stationed at various tour
stops to answer questions on
efficient forage crop
management.
Dr. Stringer notes that, in
addition to field tours, there
will be a discussion of dairy
system economics and in
spection of the Plum Bottom
Dairy Farm free stall
operation.
Numerous companies who
produce forage-related
equipment and supplies will
exhibit their products at the
field day, the Penn State
specialist emphasizes.
Those interested in
woodlot management will
have an opportunity to check
Auctioneer Glick
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 25
12:30 P.M.
V* mile North of Dry Run. 6 miles North of the
Willow Hill Exit off Pennsylvania Turnpike on
Alternate Route 75.
150 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS AND COWS
80 Registered 70 Grades
20 Holstein cows to freshen June to August.
60 bred Holstein heifers bred 2 months to fresh.
70 open Holstein heifers several top heifers bom in
July 1978.
5 registered Holstein bulls service age, 2
Astronaut, 1 Pacemaker, 1 Merry King, 1 Elevation, 2
Purebred Herford bulls.
Registered heifers sires include:
Elevation -1, Astronaut • 1, Marvex, Citation R
Maple, Gay Ideal, Ivanhoe Star, Rocket, Molly Chief,
other top A-l sires.
Heifers vaccinated. Records on may. 30 day health
charts. Pregnancy checked.
FRED AND MIKE McCARTNEY
Dry Run, Pennsylvania
Lunch Ph0ne:(717)349-2393 Lunch
PUBLIC AUCTION
For Mr. Richard Stamets
Antiques-Household
Rug Loom
10 H.P. Riding Mower
On Mellicks Wood Rd. just off Rt. 519 bet
ween Springtown & Warren Glen, N.J. 6 miles
south of Phillipsburg, N.J. Auction arrows
posted.
SATURDAY, MAY 19
9:30 A.M. Rain or Shine
Old rug loom approx. 6 ft. width complete, 2-% size
rope beds, one is cherry, 2 arrow back plant chairs, 4
pc. walnut bedroom suite (not old). Empire chest of
drawers, cherry dropleaf table w/drawers, oak rocker
& chairs, old yarn winder, New Haven & Gilbert shelf
clocks, sm. 4 plate cast iron stove, sm. express wagon,
4 school desks, pr. good wagon wheels, G.E. upright
freezer, Westinghouse refrig.-freezer, Stereo w/5
speakers, Zenith 23” B&W-T.V., 3 pc. redware jug
pitcher Sc crock, 3 gal. signed Wm. Roaker w/blue
deco., Kuebler Sc Seitz beer bottles from Easton, Pa.,
other old bottles, 100 dog collection Sc show cabinet, 3
pewter dogs, 2 cast iron dogs, Dynamark 10 H.P.-36”
cut riding mower, 2 yr. old, Amerind Mac Kissic
mulcher (new 1*275 gal, fuel tank % full fuel. This is
only a very partial listing. Not responsible for ac
cidents.
Terms: Cash or a Good Check.
Lunch
Arthur Hanna
Auctioneer
Bloomsburg, N.J
149
a wooded area that was
harvested 20 years ago and
again last year.
A representative of the
Pennsylvania Department of
Environmental Resources
will explain what changes
have occurred as a result of
harvesting and what can be
expected to happen to the
stand in the future.
Dr. Stringer points out that
wagons will transport
visitors to the various
centers of activity.