LIGHT
Cage Notes For
The Past Week
MOUNT JOY A. A. LOST TO HER.

Referee, Boyer.
se
High Reserves Win
Le the preliminary game here Fri
ed .Landisville High to the tune ©
24 to 15.
the forty minutes.
were leading 16 to 7.
J. Krall played the bes
the home tec:

Am a

emer lO nine
Keeley Defeats Reserves
The Keeley Stove Co., five defeat-
ed the Mt. Joy A. A. Reserve team
on the Columbia Armory floor Fri-
day night by the score of 30 to 18.
B. Shields starred for Keeley and
W. Mateer for Mt. Joy. The score
at half time was 18 to 9 in Keeley's
favor. Score:
Keeley (30) A. A. Res. (18)
R. Shields forward W. Mateer
R. Greer forward Derr
J. Greer center Weaver
Waller guard J. Pennel
Nall guard Eberle
(E. Mateer)
Field goals: R. Shields 8, R. Greer
1, J. Greer 1, Waller 2, Null 2, W.
Mateer 1, Derr 1, Eberle 1, E, Ma-
teer 3. Foul goals: R. Greer, W. Ma-
teer 5, Eberle 1. Referee, Hulls.
eee SU A Arrears
High Defeats Atglen
Mount Joy High School defeated

tire High Reserves swamp-
The Reserves took the lead at thie | ™
start and maintained it throughout | ©
At half time the |
Brubal F 4 Ah
J. SB Jai ses 6 4 ;
Heil ( Ci, i, 2
E n, G. 0 6]. T=
Biller. GQ. ........-. 0. 0 0] :
x 0 5 ~ |LADIES’ BIBLE CLASS MET
H. Q 0 0 ol AT 5. SIMON MENAUGH
Metals. ......0... 0 4 24] The Ladies’ Bible Class of the|
Landisville Hizh {E ingelical church held the month- | MOU JOY TALL
3 Field Poul Tis | id : any | Thursday - THE LAST MAN
ig Te : 1 { Me augh, on West Donegal street. A Paramo Production.
ki C. : : : : ; : i 9 ” After the business session, games | Saturday—THE
G. ............ 0 1 1 | were played and an excellent menu A Goldwyn Pres
Mémma, G. ...... 0 0 o | was served. Those present were: Tuesday—HOME BR
Minnich G. ey 0 0 0 Mrs. C. S. Gingrich, Mrs. H. M. Sea- A Pleasing Masterpiece.
’ __ __ |man and daughter Helen, Mrs. Anna | . mar.
i iat 5 G15 Fetter, Miss Elizabeth Stacks, Mrs. GOOD HOUSE CHEAP—If I can
Referee, Fellenbaum, Timekeep- Alex Kramer, Mrs. D. W. Strayer |sell this modern home on Marietta St.
3 : ? and son, D. Gwynn, Mrs. Ella Herr | Mount Joy, within the next two
er, Schneider. Time of halves, 20 4 daveh Beryl. Mand I weeks I will give some one a bargain.
minutes. and daughter, eryl Manda, Mrs. | Aj jconveniences and immediate pos-
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. 8. A
ward of the visitors stepped on the
8 ug tous Ted pools 18 | Young Folks Are
Joined in Wedloc
stopped. Herman shot a field gual!
and Eshleman shot one from the free |
NUMBER OF VERY WELL KONWN
made
line, which ended the scoring for the |
home team,

SHEY--RESERVES EASILY The score: YOUNG FOLKS ARE JOINED
TRIM KEENAN RESERVES Mount Joy High IN THE HOLY BONDS OF
Field Foul Ts. MATRIMONY
The past week was a fifty-fifty Moore, F. 2 0 4
break for our basket bell teams, the L. Herman, F. .......8 1 17 Hartman---Rietschy.
local fives winning about half the Eshleman, O. Aah 0 2 Miss Katherine Rietschy, of Hemp-
games played. BBY, G. veo 0 0 0 field township and William Hartman
A. A. Loses Shank, iGo vv. sen 1 0 2 son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hart-
The Hershey Olivets journeyed ~— = — man, of West Hempfield township,
to this borough Monday evening 7s vine van 12 1 26 were married at the rectory of St.
and trounced the Association quin- Atglen High Peter’s church at Columbia.
tet in the High School gymnasium Field Foul Tis. Charles—Rutt
by the score of 28-19. The game E. Hogg, F. ......... 1 1 3] 3 Clayton Charles, Jr, son of Mr.
was fast and well played and wit- J, Hogg, F. ......... 6 0 12 and Mrs. Clayton Charles, of Mount-
nessed by a large crowd of fans. The Dver, C. veel 1 8 ville, and Miss Mary L. Rutt, daugh-
lineup: ‘Wentz, G. .......... 0 0 ter of Mrs. Catherine Rutt, of Eli-
Mount Joy A. A. Wanner, G. .........0 i zabethtown, were married at noon,
Field Foul Tis. == == at the home of Bishop
Wagner, P. ........ .8 0 6 | Potals 8 : 8 19 ‘Noah Risser.
Bennett, PF. ......... 38 2 8 _ Referee, Fellenbaum, Timekeeper, | They were attended by Miss Anna
Hendirs, . C. ......... 2 1 5 Schneider. Time of halves, 20 min- {La Gish and Norman W. Charles,
Eshleman, G. ........ 0 0 0 utes. brother of the groom. Following the
Biégh, G. .......... 0 0 0 SW ceremony the couple left for a trip
Weaver, G. ......... 0 0 0 Strasburg Tops Maytown ‘to Niagra Falls.
— —= =! Playing a flashy brand of basket |
Totals 0.050 § 3 19 ball the Strasburg team took a fall| ,. Ruseeli—Haldeman
Hershey Olivets out of the Maytown All-Scholastics! .° iss Florence Haldeman, daughter
Field Foul Tls last night in a game here by a score of ir and Mus, Walter Halqeman,
Elie, ©... ..... 0 0 0 of 32 to 24. The game was bitterly i ine at and Thomas
Sirine, BP. 2 1 5 fought until the last few minutes | Jags or. 9 is place were Tar.
C. ......... 5 0 10 when Strasburg opened up with a Te a lhe of St. Deters
Stoner, ©. ...... (il 1 § brilliant attack. Score: | church by the rector, Rev.
Zimmerman, ©. ...... 2 4 3 Mavtown | George W. Brown. Following the
ye Field Foul Tls | ceremony, accompanied by the
Li... i 11 6 28 Heteh, 1 3 bride's parents, they left on a trip
Referee, W. Ellis. Timekeeper, Nagle, F. ........ +. 3 16 Vibe Bare, HORS Seyi
Schneider. Time of halves, 20 min- Nell, C. ............ 0 0 bib cy, XN Y On
Stee. Baie 6 or nn 1 1 their return they will reside in
mm — Hike @. ....;... i... 9 0 = go Youn oy
Frain Defeated Locals Williams, G. ........ ¢ Walters—Hilt
The Mount Joy A. A. team jour-| — wm =] Miss Ruth Benervia Hilt and Mr.
neyed to Lancaster last Wednesday Totals... ili 8 8 94 | Albert Smith Walters, both of this
evening and played the E. T. Fraim Strasburg | place, were quietly married at Lan-
Lock Co. team. Our boys lost 48 to Field Foul Ts | caster on Saturday eveninggly Rev.
30. The score: Messner, F. ......... 0 0 0 Musselman, pastor of St. i}
E. T. Fraim M. Echternacht, F. ...3 2 8 | Lutheran Church, corner Duke and
Wield Foal Tis, [Rolirer, C. .......... 1 3 5 Orange streets at eight o’clock. The
Rvansg, FP. ........... 7 4 18 Ulrich, G. ......... .1 0 2 | ring ceremony was used and the only
Quinn, F. .........c. 3 0 g¢ D. Echternacht, G. 8 1 17 | attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John-
Franck, C. .......... 4 2 10 ew ow !son, the latter a sister of the bride.
Sawyer, G. .......... 6 2 14] Totals ........... 13 6 32 Mr. and Mrs. Walters immediately
Billmyer, G. ......... 0 0 o! Referee, Messner. went to their newly furnished home
Freie Fo. 0 0 0 A ff | on North Shippen street, Lancaster.
ey A. A. Beiorves Win The groom is employed as an in-
Totals. ......... 20 8 48 In the preliminary game Monday at the Bowman Technical
Mount Joy | night the Association Reserves easily |
Field Foul Tls.| defeated the Keenan C. C. Reserves UD le
Wagner, F. ......... 2 1 5! of Lancaster by the score of 32 to| It pays to advertise in the Bulletin
Weaver, F........... 1 0 2 18. The locals held the upper hand Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin
Hendrix, C ....... ah 0 8 the entire forty minutes of play and| = o_o oie
Eshleman, G. ........ 0 0 0 | at half time were leading 18 to 7. Cla 5 sifi d
Bilis, veal 1 5 Dickey played a splendid game for | € Column
Kiugh, ¥. ...........00 0 0 Keenan while the Mateer >
nis” nt mn [OY the locals, made the most points| STORE ROOM FOR RENT —1I
Totals ............9 2 20! for their team. Score: {have a very fine Store Room 15x20
Mt. Joy Reserves {feet in the center of the business dis-
Field Foul Tis. trict on Main street, Mount Joy, for

on rent. Will rent as is or put in an-
|W. Mateer, F. ....... 5 0 0 | other front and arrange rt suit ten-
- | Derr, Bo. 0 1 1 ant. For particulars see JNO. E.
iN. Mateer, C. .:...... 6 0 12 SCHROLL, Bulletin Office, Mount
i Shatz QG. SL ET 2 3 7 Joy, Pa. Both Phones. tf,
£13. Pennel, C mn el ma
pn ennel, CL... 0 0 0 The advertising columns of the
{ + 3 . v
’ Bulletin are the mouthpieces thru
: which all wide-awake merchants
tf.
speak to their customers.
Flowers
Plan

Jarry Kaylor and daughters, Ber-
nice and Dorothy, Mrs. Charles
Morton, Mrs. Earl Kaylor and EI
Cletus, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Fergu-
son, son, William, and daughter,
Ethel Mae, Mrs. Fred Lieberher and
sons, Freddie and Kenneth, Mrs.
Harry Walters and daug , Bar-
session. If interested call or phone
Bell 41R2 or Ind 860, Mount Joy.
feb. 20-tf

FOR S
Dodge Cars. P. FRA
Mount Joy, Pa.
WANTED TO BORROW $3,800
on a first mortgage on a good single

bara Ann, Mr. and Mrs.B. k city property. Write 1909 Manada
ookman. eet., Harrisburg, Pa. pd.
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Adjudications Filed BA S—A lot of used New-
Adjudications were filed in the | town Broo toves at reasonable
following estates of local interest | Prices. The sto
the past week:
Emma L. Haldeman, late of East
Donegal, 14,812.37.
Fanny W. Baker, late of Mount
Joy township, $1,07.45.
William G. Nissley, late of Rapho
township,$931.54.
Joy, Pa., R.

GARAGE FOR SALE—I have one
of the best Garages for sale in this
section, located in Mount Joy. Place
enjoys excellent patronage. Will
sell with or without tools, stock, ete.
Good reason for selling. Call, phone
MOUNT JOY MARKETS
or write JNO. B. SCHROLL, Bell

The following to- | phone 41R2, Ind. hpone 860, Mount
day oy oe oem mere | Soy feb Zot
Begs, ............ 40-42¢
Lard, per .......... Fn, |
Butter per b................ 46¢
Corn, new ..... sencarranes 3 80
Beat oi $1.08

FOUND—Head Light for an auto
or truck, has gas burner. Owner
Electric Light Sale ean have same by calling at Bulletin

The Community Sales Co. will | Office, Mt. Joy. feh.27-2¢
hold its next public sale at Florin on
Saturday, March 8th. General line NOTICE !
of merchandise, farm implements in the Market for
and household goods. Sale starts| BOLOGNA 'AT CATTLE
6:30 P. Mv
W. MUMMAU
- AW.
Bell Phone 111R16.

and |
! |
FOR SALE—A number of Newly |
Built Dwellings, and Desirable Build- | FRE
A 50c Tube of
ling Lots. E. L. Nissly & Sons,
Florin, Pa. july 26-tf |
Mag-lac§ Tooth Paste
or § 50¢ Tube of
| ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
| Estate of Harriet G. Engle, late
. !
Colonial Club
| having Cream
| of Mount Joy Borough, Lancaster
a purchase of
County, Penna., deceased.
| Letters of administration on the
Gat#den Court
Tadllet Article
| said estate having been
| granted to the undersigned, all per-
| sons indebted thereto are requested |
to make immediate payment, and |
those having claims or demands ag-|
ainst th esame will present them
without delay for settlement to the |
undersigned, residing at Mount Joy, | oF more

Wm. M. Hollowbush, Attorney.

cated.
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE. | Milk
Estate of William J. Knight, late i the ox
of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa. Club Shavi
esia Tooth Paste Free
ment to the undersigned residing in
Joy, Pa. .
Mount TARY A. KNIGHT, Executrix
Wm. M. Hollowbush, Attorney.
plexion a
Garden

sued to Cove Lodge No.
f Pythias, dated Jan-
s been lost, and ap-
Cove
sociation,
301, Knights
uary 1, 1897,
plication has be
Lodge to Mount
for a new certificate. \
claimant appears withi
ter this notice has been p
legal number of times, sam
issued. MOUNT JOY HALL
CIATION, M. M. Leib. Secreta
Mount Joy, Pa., Feb. 20, 1924.
CHANDLER'S
DRUG STORE

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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
1

feb.20-4t.
SARE - ei ote
CHOICE BUILDING LOT FOR| Boras
SALE—Located on the north side |
and fronting B50 feet on Donegal | 5

Springs street, Mount Joy. Splendid |

fount Joy.

| caster Coulaty, Pa., will
the Orphans™§Court:

| street, fully equippe
er, pipeless heat, elec
| gas connections, 6 room
| pantry. On trolley line.
H. H. Engle, 340 W. Doneg
Mount Joy, Pa. Jan. |
PUBLIC $A OF VALUABLE | 4
REAL ESTATE lA
SATURDA MARCH 22nd, 1924
The undefsigned Trustee in Bank- &
f
ically wired, | Lass HOUSE erected
bath and | = :
the estate of Dayid Strickler, dec’d.

Hershey, Atly.
S.
K. Wasser, Aucti
Esq., Refered in Bankruptey,
fer at on Saturday, Mar. [
22nd, at twog o'clock P. M., at the v7
Bulletin Office, East Main Street, | an
in Mount Joy} Borough, 3
All That Cértain Lot or Piece of | 26. P
ground situatefl on the road leading | “ Choa
from Mount Jo to Manheim, in Rap- | © ar
ho township, Ikncaster County, Pa.,! ast
having therecon§ erected a two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and a
Large Frame Q@hicken House, con-
taining in frontgon the Manheim road
eighty (80 ft.)§ feet and extending
in depth of i) \ h one hundred
ninety (190 ft ore or less.

%&

ster County.
402.
| February
| ferred
| the creditors &f the |
| Siegrist, noticdgis hereby given to
| creditors of thg said
i 4 roof of their clai

| Bou a ¢ thf Fast by t of Harry )
| Bounded on the§ East bj Harry DR re by of
| Hilt, on the Sopth by a sixteen (16 bv the Act of AS
: Yay NVA y 0} £ AS-
| ft.) feet wide $y: on the We t by . er TP
{ a ten (10 ft.) fet wid 1¢
nN
wr ; C
vr gonths from the
t

> debarred

> in upon the

i
e Dboroug
s been built

) I vitnin Ye. Pa
is in excelent co t [he yy PR
frame CRicken 1 on
a
can edil urn a|of Ul
0 re
| oaie uu
9nd. 192
nd, lv
1]

in Mount J
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Norman x
1 i B
I ts. | new
——— 1 1 ng, 924 Model,
NO1 Be] Brand new.
Notice is hereby given tt 1 ap- 1 Ford 1 removable
plicjon will be | truck boc reat 924 Model,
nor o\ the State o | Brand 1 :
Tuesday, the 25th day of 1 Ford Coupklet, 1920 Model in
D., 28py H. H. Engle, C. H. Herr, | fine shape.
Jr., and D. Stehman, under an| 1 Ford Coupecld, 1921 Model.
Act of As\mbly of the Common-{ 1 Ford Sedan, 1821 Model.
1sylvania entitled, “An| 1 Ford Touring.
for the Incorporation 1 Ford Truck.
f Certain Corpora- | The above cars wee traded in on
tions,” approved 29, 1874, and | New Chevrolet. sell at very
the supplements %hereto, for the [reasonable prices. CA] to see us;
charter of an corporation | Will demonstrate at any time.
to be called “Moun Joy Creamery
Company, Inc.,” the ‘gharacter and |
object of which is the selling
Act to Provid
and Regulation

E. B. ROHRE
Cor. Main & New Haven

and manufacturing of \umilk and MOUNT 30Y, PA.
creamery products of all Minds, and |
for these purposes to have) possess | Sales and Service fo
and enjoy all the rights, benel¢s and CHEVROLETS CARS & TRUCKS
sem-

provisions of the said Act of
bly, and its supplements.
JOHN A. COYLE,
Attorney.
SEs ©
“FARMING IMPLEMENTS
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% PUBLIC SALE
day Aftemoon and Evening
ARCH 21st, 1924
.HAND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
new building we discovered many New Farm
op worn which we did not care to include in
e and will now sell them all on the above TE
NEW and SECO
In moving to
Implements slightly
our stock at the new
tioned date.
You will find goods,dpf all descriptions, will be sold on this sale
we expect to give you so real bargains.
In moving our Hardwa®h Stock we also found on our shelves some
hardware which is slightly worn, but just as good as new. These
goods will also be sold. This ¥ill be a REAL BARGAIN DAY for the
farmers.
WATCH FOR OUR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS LATER.
The sale will begin at 12 o%lock noon and then again at 7:00
o'clock in the evening. 3

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FREE %
Penna. Suid i .
'NGLE. Limited er: Each person will
ian. HENRY J. ENGLER trator be permittefl to take Svea of
jan. two offers, providing the purchases
include the Colonial
Cream Free—both 650¢
deseo. testa tary on said es items.
men :
Woo A. a Ned to the un- Te Garflen Court toilet
dersigned, all persons indebted there- Ma t °p oi Ig a or 3
to are requested to make immediate aster | e mes, e epsentiale 0
payment, and those having claims or | the we OO re comp ex
demands against the same will pre- ion wT pth, 0 a an
nt them without delay for settle! er absghce of artificial appear-
Se |ance. Thefiregular use of the Garden
Court will give your com-
ore transparent liveliness.
ourt Double Combination
feb.20-6t | Cream, Glirden Court Face Powder,
Garden urt SIE, Gaen Court
ol regm, Garden Court Extract
CON PUBLIC Shares Garden _ ourt Rouge and Garden
Ca ital eS of Mount Joy Hall As- Court Bgnhzoin and Almond Cream
» For a} short time—$1.00 worth
"| West Ye St.,, MOUNT JOY, PA.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 8th,
location and beautiful dwellings orn | x
aither side. Call Jno. E. Schroll | 1924 at P. M.,, on the prem-
may 223-11 | ic i Zi
y i | ises in the%village of Salunga, Lan-
| > be sold at
| public sale, to an order of
A LQT OF GROUND, with
A TWO-STORY FRAME
thereon,
known%as the property of
PHARES W. STRICKLER,
% Administrator.
feb. 13-3t
ruptey of N§rman W. Tyson, by vir- Yi esses ecg
tue of order pf Redmond Conyhinam % ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE!
wi
the Court of Common Pleas of
In reassigned Es-
Clarence H. Siegrist, of East
1 Township, Trust Book No.
ce H. Siegrist and wife of
DoRegal Township, having ®¥
{ deed of veluntarv nssignment dated
924, assigned and trans
1
all their estate and effects to
{ the i he for the benefit of
said Clarence H.
all
Clarence H.
1S
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| STANDARD EARLY JUNE PEAS $1.45 73 12% e
| NEW EARLY JUNE PEAS ........$1.70 85 18e
| WISCONSIN EELEPHONE SUGAR PEAS ........$2.60 $1.30 22¢
| MAIN STYLE SUGAR CORN .. ..$1.15 58 10s
| SHOE PEG (HIGHEST GRADE) CORN .......... $2.00 $1.00 17¢
LARGE CAN BES® GRADE TOMATOES .........$1.80 90 16e
PRINCESS GRADE SWEET CORN .$2.50 $1.28 2le
PRINCESS ROYAL SMALL GREEN LIMA BEANS $2.50 $1.28 2ile
PRINCESS ROYAL CU REFUGEE BEANS ......$2.00 $1.00 17¢
PRINCESS ROYAL PORK AND BEANS ..........$1.16 58 10e
PEAR BUTTER, 1 1B, 65Q%. CAN $1.70 .88 18s
YELLOW CLING PEACHES, LARGE SIZE .......$2.38 $1.18 20e
YELLOW CLING PEACHESE SMALL SIZE .......$1.78 .88 1Be
LIBBY’S EVAPORATED MIBK ................. .60 30 8
HEINZ BAKED BEANS ..... Re A ana $1.50 78 13e
HEINZ MINCE MEAT .....: 8h cc: $2.90 $1.45 28e
EAT MORE BUTTERINE, PER BB. ........... Creve aay v2
Extra Specials for Saturday
7 LBS. COCOA POR ines vinnie ivy, lea
PALM OLIVE SOAP CHIPS, LB. ....... 8 Jai 108
25¢ DRESS GINGHAMS, PER YD. ..... RB: 18e

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH G&th, 1024
Canned Canned Canned

SPECIAL CANNED GOODS WEEK
Special Prices
A

PN NTI
bY Eh a
NOW WE HAVE SALT WH,
SN
Now the colds weather is here for Salt Oysters and we have
them. Xx
Just received a Barrel of Roddy’s Fresh Bird Eggs which seli
for 16 cents a pound. ig
Also a fresh suppl#of Adams, Ludens and
Cream Eggs at 10 cents #dozen.
A Fresh shipment ofAShraft’s Nickel Bars, assorted. They
come in Almond, Pecan Walt, Fudge, Ete. All at 6 for 25 cents
or $1.00 per box of 24 piecesh
4 Luden Cocoanut Cream
pound.
OYSTER

RnR
Le
Imont Cocoanut
rg, extra good, at only 25 cents a
=
AND FLORA ORANGES
es
NAVAL
nm Cigarett
1ICes
and the same at reduced
prices. 3
VERY SPECIAL—Lew Morris Cigar, 50 for $1.90 and Fry's
1813 Cigars 50 for $1.50. Any one not satigfied with the above ean
hive Honey refunded.
ust received another lot of Bachman’s Pound Almond
Bricks at $1.50 each.
EY
A. DARRENKAMP), #
on = ©. Stove
MOUNT JOY, FA
¥ J
3 sis ‘cast or Post Ofice
OR TR
ER RRR RE Ee RR
HARVEY D. SHEAFFER'S BIG
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1924
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Pe
Fe eer

Deaglate, ten mi
Freé&gpan Shearer

4 HEAD OF HORSES AND J S
bout £200 1bs. e li »
ut me! 1 1 | K 1 ng
3 4 ® . E ve r
, of 2ll objects.
ri 40s ']
P Hd 4 Fri
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POULTRY~—400
strain. 280 of these are
Leghorns will be 2 yrs. old@nd
of chickens are Rocks, Barfgd 1 > all of
have been culled. 4 Bronze Turkeys, 2 Hens and 2 Gol blers
all raised the past season. ese, 1 Gander, 8 White Pekin Ducls. :
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS—€omplete Tractor Equipment, Fordson
Tractor fully equipped with pulley, Taco governor, Roderick T ean autor
matic tractor disc, 28 discs, Oliver Chilled tractor plow, 12 in., Taco
Binder Hitch, one No. 144 large sis Letz Roughage Mill capacity 65 bu
per hour, grinds corn not husked, o#ts in the sheaf, hay ‘corn on cob and
all other grains. This tractor NE ne is as good as new and will be
demonstrated on day of sale. Two wagons, 1 a Columbia make
good as new, one 2-horse wagon, spri wagon, Snyder hand-made and
as good as new; buggy, 2 plows, 1 No. Oliver Chilled, 1 No. 83 Oliver
Chilled, as good as new; 1 John Deere #ang plow, 4-horse harrow, roller
harrow, roller and harrow combined, 2-ho¥ge wheel harrow, 60-tooth spike
harrow, scorer and scraper combined, iL new; Mountville potato
plow, good as new; John Deere riding cultivator, Black Hawk corn planter,
double row shoe planter, McCormick binder $-ft. cut, fair condition; hay
rake, 2 grass mowers, one McCormick, one Johnson; Missouri grain aril],
ten hoes, fertilizer attachment, good as new;iorn sheller Harpoon hay
hook and pulleys with about 125 ft. of or a double and i

t. Balance
iayers.

2
9
trees, 4-horse trees, usual assortment of forks i 8, b
capacity; Mountville wheelbarrow, new; 2 log c line 35 ga
and a half horsepower York Gasoline Engine, in ®ood working order 2
sets hay ladders 20 ft. long, New Holland Choppifig Mill, 6 inch plates,
used to chop about 800 bus. of corn, grass scythe, briar hook shovels,
50-ft. 6-in. Gandy Belt, HARNESS: 4 sets new 5 sets plow
harness, good as new; team bridles, team and plow lifes, collars, halters
breast chains, jockey sticks, 2 sets spring wagon hatness set rubber
mounted driving harness. The above harness has all beeh custom made.
100 Bushels Corn on Ear, 75 Bushels Wheat
HOUSEHOLD GOODS—One New Capello Kitchen 4 i
polished top, in good condition; sink lined with zine, 10 2 re
used 3 seasons, 9x12 crex rug, 2 oak rockers, 6 chairs, E rprise meat
grinder, 3-burner Nesco Perfect oil stove used 3 seasons cans, po-
tatoes, and other articles not mentioned. A Credit of 9 months will be
given. Sale to commence at 12:30 p. m., terms made known By

Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bullets jan.23. mos. ELIZABETHTOWN
H. S. NEWCOMER & SON, Mount Joy
Hess & Wagner, Aucts.; HARVEY D. SHEAFFER
A. B. Shenk & Sons, Clerks.
ee
EEE a» J ER
ay, E. E. WOLGEMUTH
“BLECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
All Kinds of Wiring Electrical Supplies
Material For Building
Use That Stream of Water to
Information Freely Given.
Bell Phone 128R2--R. D. No. 1

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