FARMERSViLLE
AUCTION
lUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.1981
5:30 P.M.
In Farmersville, 3 mi. est of Brownstown, Lane.
Co.
Waterfall bedroom suite; Magnavox portable
color TV; kneehole desk & chair; drop leaf ext.
table; pine blanket chest; clothes tree; 2
refrigerators; metal wardrobes; lamps; 2 pc.
mah. bedroom suite; maple hutch; sew.
machine; small chest freezer; Signature
wringer washer; gate leg drop leaf table;
painted chest of drawers; Elec, roaster; 2 sets
of 6 chairs; dishes; small items; etc., etc.
WE SELL ON COMMISSION
call JOHN J. Run
354-5095
PUBLIC
AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ANTIQUES, PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10,1981
At 10 A.M. Real Estate at 1 P.M.
Located at 1807 Old Phila. Pike,
Lancaster, Pa., just Vz mile east of
Bridgeport onßt. 340.
Real Estate consists of a 2Vz story frame
home with 1 % car block garage situated in old
shade on an approx. 1 acre lot. Home has bath,
3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, dining room,
full attic, basement with outside entrance
summer kitchen, well, cistren & city gas fired
hot air heat.
ANTIQUES
3 pc. Victorian marble top bedroom suite
with high back bed; Walnut extension table
with boards; Victorian youth bed; 3 blanket
chests;- flour chest; set cane seat chairs; set
oak solid bottom chairs; 3 pc. painted Victorian
bedroom suite; oval marble top table; Wall
Mirror; Oak Desk; Armoire!; Rope Bed;
Boston Type & Other Nice Rockers; Princess
Dresser; Wash Stand; packard Upnght Piano:
Piano Stool; Jelly Cupboard; Wall Table; table
Victrola; Empire Chest of Drawers; Carpet
Rocker; Nice Incubator; Treadle - Sewing
Machine; Wicker Potty Chair; Market &
Sewing Baskets; Large Signed Oil Paintings
(W. Davison & Others); Several Patchwork
Quilts inc. Stripe, Log Cabin, 4 Patch & Pillow
Cases; 1848 Coverlet (Hersh) with Eagle
Border; Brown & White Ticking; Homespun; -
Lap Robe; Old Clothing; Lots of Linens;
Combination Comb & Towel Rack; Fancy Doll
Crib; Flaked Rice Doll & Doll Heads;
Depression fit-Other Kerosene Lamps; Shelf
Clock; Strap Sleigh Bells; reverse Painting;
Nice Picture Frames; Newspaper Lined
Boxes; Stereoptican; Apple Butter Kettle;
Jugs; Crocks; J. Stamm Butt Gauge (Mt.
Joy); Pitcher Pump; Victorian Rug; 5 pc.
Pitcher & Bowl Set; Lion’s Head & other
Compotes; Copper Lustre; Celeries; Prussian
& other Large .Bowls; Ironstone Sugar and
Tureens; Milk Glass Plate; Flow Blue Cups;
lots of Old Books; more items too numerous to
mention.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
G.E- Refrigerator, like new; few Garden
Tools; Hand fools.
Note: Many Attic Antiques are still to be
unpacked.
Terms: 10% down on real estate, balance at
settlement.
Inspection of Real Estate, Sat., Sept. 26,1981
from 1-4 P.M. or by appointment. Call 687-6447
or 656-6832.
Attorneys: May & May
Auctioneers:
Ira Stoltzfus & Son
442-4936 or 442-8254
Jay Leary 354-0423
No Out of State Checks Food Available
Not Responsible for Accidents
“List Your Sale Today
With Ira, Dale, or Jay”
Sale by;
ANNA M. LANDIS
PERRY CO., PA.
WEEKEND RETREAT & ACREAGE
AT PUBLIC SALE
SAT., OCT. 10
Located western section of Co., 3 mile
west of Blain.
B Parcels 2*/z ac. to 26 ac. 1 w/cabm, wooded,
borders State Land.
For complete info, contact:
Long Bros., Aucts.
R.D.#2
Port Royal, Pa.'17082
Ph. 717-527-4784
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PAINT HORSE
SALE
Pennsylvania Paint Horse Club
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
8:00 P.M.
Held During the Keystone
Livestock Exposition at the Farm
Show Arena in Harrisburg, PA.
For Information Call:
George Windmassinger
215-349-9345
gap Aucnm
FRIDAY EVE., SEPT. 25
5:30 P.M.
I Located oH Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue Op
| posite Turkey Hill Minit Market - Cross RR Bridge
■ wines UDHwsiai eons
■ SOD AT EVm UCTKM
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CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS
FROM 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT
I Call us (or pick-up service
■ IRA STOLTZFUS & SON, Auctioneers
I 442-4936 or 442-8254
| CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC
Short Notice
AUCTION
Farm Machinery. 9 Cattle, Small Items.
Etc. At Jesha Farm, 10 miles north of
Bloomsburg, 1 mile north of Benton
along Rt. 487.
THURSDAY EVENING,
SEPTEMBER 24
5:00 P.M.
Melroe bobcat M6lO skid steer loader with 2
buckets and canopy a beaut; MF 55 2-16” roll
over plows like new; Lely 3 pt,'windrow turner;
Shaver hydraulic post driver; NI 130 flail
spreader; dual wheel 12’ dump trailer; Century
3 pt. 120 gallon FG sprayer; 4 LP gas scare
crow boom gun; new creosote poles up to 27’;
Universal gate from 8-16’ Jong; 2 electric fly
zappers; many other items.
9 cattle, Ist and 3rd calf Jersey cows recently
tresh; 2 fancy sire power Jersey calves born
June and Adgust, big 2nd and 4th calf Hereford
cows, one with heifer calf; 1400 lb. Holstem-
Hereford open heifer big registered 6 yr. old
Holstein cow, etc. Health charts.
Owner:
I. HANNON HUGHES
Auctioneer: Max Fraley and Son
546-6631
Sale Under Cover
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 19,1981—033
Pa. boasts more
licensed hunters
HARRISBURG -
U.S; Fish-and Wildlife
Service figures indicate
that there were over one
and a quarter million
licensed hunters in
Fiscal year 1980 in
Pennsylvania, more
than in any other state.
M PUBLIC AUCTION
\*| of 5.2 ACRE FARM
V\ FARM EQUIPMENT, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
Auction time 10:00 A.M.
Real Estate at 2:00 P.M.
Location: take route 322 East from
Ephrata to Hinkletown, in Hinkletown
take E. Farmersville Road to Far
mersville. located along E. Farmersville
Road at East End of Farmersville. West
Earl Township, Lancaster County,
Penna. '
5.2 ACRE FARM
2% STORY DWELLING
this dwelling is solid brick with granite stone
siding. Dwelling contains: eat-in kitchen and
family room combination, 2 living rooms, den;
6 bedrooms and full-bath, oil fired hot water
radiator heat. Basement, attic storage, slate
roof.
40x€0 FRAME BANK BARN
with stripping room and dampening cellar,
entire upper part of barn has tobacco scaf
folding.
40x60 Block 1 Story Building
32x32 2-Story Fromo Poultry House
with attached 2 car garage.
16x40 Frame Workshop
• Macadam Drive . Mature Shade
• Very nice country property . Fruit trees
Open House: Inspection of property at open
house Saturday September 26 a_i Saturay Oct.
3, 1981 from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. or by ap
pointment call 717-354-5666. -
Land: 5.2 Acres Limestone soil, lot of road
frontage.-
Terms:-10% down day of auction, balance at
final settlement on January 4,1982.
Auction by
EDWIN G. & EMMA M. MARTIN
R.D. #4, Ephrata, Pa. 17522
717-354-5666
Wentz and Weaver Attorneys
Auction Conducted by
John E. and Paul E. Martin
Auctioneers
717-733-3511 - 717-733-3305
Ephrata, Pa.
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1981
9:30 A.M.
★ Usual Run of Tractors, Machinery and Construction
WE ACCEPT * New Too,s & Tar P s Sell F 'rst
CONSIGNMENTS * Lots of PickerS & Ch °PP« rs
anytime Tractorssell at approximately
2:30 followed by construction
WENGER’S FARM MACHIHERY, INC.
S. Race Street, Myerstown, PA 17067
717-866-2135
The annual federal
report shows that
1,272,763 individuals
purchased hunting
licenses in the state
during the federal 1980
fiscal year. Michigan
had 957,209 paid hunting
license holders,
followed by Texas with
939,267 licensed holders.
A paid license holder
is one individual,
regardless of the
number of licenses he or
she may purchase.
The only other states
with more than 700,000
paid license holders
were New York, with
741,376, and Wisconsin,
with 713,152.
Pennsylvania sold
nonresident hunting
licenses to 96,762 in
dividuals - during the
same fiscal year.
Montana sold' 125,612
nonresident hunting
licenses, tags, permits
and stamps, while the
state of Colorado sold
111,661 nonresident
hunting licenses, tags,
permits and stamps.
In Montana and
Colorado, a single
hunter may purchase a
numbei of individual
spfecies licenses, tags,
permits, etc., so the
nonresident license
sales for many states
other than Penn
sylvania do not really
indicate the actual
number of nonresident
hunters afield.
The above-mentioned
hunting licenses
returned $15,757,925.60
to the Pennsylvania
Game Commission for
use in its wildlife
program. Colorado’s
license sales cost
hunters $16,855,235.
Only 312,419 individual
hunters purchased
licenses in Colorado.
Hawk-watching
week set
HARRISBURG -
Hawk watching has
become increasingly
popular in recent years,
and is developmg into
an important part of the
tourism industry in the
Keystone State.
Therefore, the week of
October 4-10 has been
designated as Hawk
Watching Week in
Pennsylvania this year.