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Morning, February 15, 1940

LIST OF SPRING SALES
To Be Called By
C. S. FRANK, Auctioneer
Mount Joy, Pa.
Sat, Feb. 17—In Mt. Joy, house-|.
hold goods by Morris Groff, for
the estate of Elle 'n Henry.
FP . Feb. 23—In Rapho Twp. near
re stock & imvlements
3 John Ba ker.
it., Feb, 24—

Rapho Twp. at Fair-
view Church, stock, implements,
household goods, by J. B. Snavely,
Lstate.
Wed., Feb. 28, Meckley Farm near
tisser’'s Mill,
Frank & Bro.
Saturday, March
man’s Church,
the estate
Tues.,

livestock hy C. S.
2—Near Eris-
household goods for
of Lizzie Brubaker.
les. March 5—Near Salunga,
clock, implements, household goods
by Williamy Fackler.
Wed.,, March 6—In Rapho Twp.
at Garfield school house, stock and
implements by Christ Newcomer.
Thurs, March 7—In Rapho Twp.,
near Hossler’'s church, stock and
implements by Ed. Henry.
Fri., March 8—In Mt. Joy, house-
youd goods by Mrs, Harriet Nissley
state.
Sat. Mar. 9—In Florin, real estate
and household goods by Levi Mus-
r for the estate of Lizzie Herr.
Tues.. March 12—Near Ironbridge,
Rapho Township, stock and imple-

ments by Frank Furman.
Thurs., March 14—Near Rowenna,
stock and implements, by W. H.
Armold.
Sat, March 16—In Rapho Twp.,
implements and
household goods by
near Union Square,
entire lot of
Nathan Givler.
Mon., Mar. 18—Midway between
Bainbridge and Marietta, stock and
implements by I. W. Meckley.
Tuesday, March 19—Near May-
town, livestock and implements by
Russel Shope.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
ELECTED STEWARDS
On Monday evening the Fourth
Quartertly Conference of the Trin-
Congregational
At
election
ity
Church met in regular session.
this conference session the
f Stewards took place and the
delegate to Annual
Conference which will be held in
Emanuel Evangelical Congregation-
1] Church of Bethlehem, Pa. be-
sinning April 25th.
The following were clected
Le office of Steward for one year:
B. I. Peffer, Amy Kramer, Calvin
Kramer, David Mumper, Abner
Gish. Mr. Peffer was also elected
is delegate to the Annual Confer-
slection of a
to
cncee,

SAE rms
There is no better way to boost
gour business than by local news-
paper advertising. =
CLASSIFIED
Rates for {his eum column are 25c per
msertion. If over five ltnes, 5c per
ine each insertion, all payable in
advance,
NOTICE: Get your fishing and
dog licenses. H. B. Wittel, Notary
Public, Florin, Pa. f-16-1t-pd

FURNITURE REPAIRING — All
kinds of furniture repaired and up-
holstery work done. Harry Meily,
De lta St., Mt. Joy. f-15-1t-pd
"FOR SALE: Irish Cobbler Seed
certified

Good Fri, March 22—Mt. Joy,
annual Community sale by C. S.|
Frank & Bro.
Sat., Mar. 23 in Mt. Joy, house-
Philip Greiner,
hold goods by Mrs.
To Be Called By
G. K. WAGNER, Auctioneer
Every Thursday night, Sale at
Beverly Twin Market at 7 o'clock.
Thurs, Feb. 22, near Hoffers
church, between Elizabethtown and
Hershey, farm stock and imple-
ments, by Samuel Shelly.
Wednesday, March 6th — Near
Collinsville, York Co., full line of
implements, livestock, household
goods by Harry K. Leiphart.
Sat., Mar. 16, at Beverly Twin
Market, 200 hogs, baby chicks, fruit.
Sale at 12:30 o'clock.
Wed., Mar. 20, near Sporting Hill,
farm stock and implementss, by
Jacob R. Mummau.
Thursday, March 21—At Rheems,
full line of implements and live-
stock by Reist R. Mummau.
Good Fri, Mar. 22, near Mt. Joy,
sale of cows and hogs,
by C. S. Frank and Sale at
1530 “o'clock.
Sat., Mar. 30, at
Market, 303 hogs,
poultry, lot of baby
2:30.
Apr. 13,
Market, 300 hogs,
fruit, lot of baby
12:30 o'clock.
Ascension Day Sale,
3ro.
Twin
season,
Sale
Beverly
fruit in
chicks.

Twin
paints,
Sale at
at Beverly
poultry,
chicks.
Thurs.,, May

2 at Twin Market. After-
and night sale. 300 hogs, 10,-
y chicks, ducklings, turkey
poultry, fruit, implementts,
dr oods, furniture, autos. Sale
frem 12 noon to 11 p. m.
Decoration Day Sale, Thurs, May
20, at Beverly Twin Market, after-
noon and night. 300 hogs, 15,000
haby chicks, ducklings, turkey
poults, poultry, fruit, implementts,
dry goods. Sule from 12:30 to 11
Pp. Mm.
: Thurs.. July 4, afternoon and night
at Beverly Twin Market. 200
. 7.000 chicks, poultry, fruit,
goods, furniture. Sale from
12:30 to 11 p. m.
Labor Day Sale, Mon., Sept. 2, at
Beverly Twin Market. 300 hogs,
boby chicks, furniture, fruit, imple-
ments, poultry, dry goods. Sale at
12 noon to 11 p. m.
EXECUTOR’ S NOTICE
Fstate of Ezra Ney, late of Mount
Joy Borough, deceased.
Letters testamentary
tate having been granted to the
unders Signed, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
1 ¢ payment, and those having
ns or demands against the same,
il present them without delay for
{lement to the undersigned,
CAROLYN NEY,
112 S. Barbara St.,
Mount Joy, Pa.
CHESTER NEY,
MILDRED STAUFFER,
R. D. 2, Mount Joy, Pa.
Executors.
Arnold & Bricker,
Attorneys.
on said es-

jan-11-6t

EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
te of Amelia Frymyer, late of
ish of Mount Joy, Deceased
[ eiters testamentary on said es-
been granted to the
all persons indebted
to are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same
them without delay for
nt to the undersigned, re-
> inn Mount Joy, Pa.
The First National Bank
and Trust Company of
Mount Joy.
Executor.
Myers & Kready,
1-25-6t

will present

Zimmerman,
Attor neys.

EXECUTORS NOTICE
of Emily Hoffer, late of Mt.
Joy, Penna. deceased
ters testamentary on said es-
{-{e having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all persons indeted|
thereto are requested to make im-)
mediate payment, and those hav-
ine claims or demands against the
>, will present them without |
v for settlement to the
d. residing in Mt Joy, Penna.
G. Carpenter, Executor.
Zimmerman, Myers & Kready.
Attorneys.
Estate
Le

f-8-6t
Potatoes, were last year,
$1.50 per bu, “Green Mountain
[table potatoes, $1.00 delivered. A
H. Zercher, phone Mount Joy
feb-15-2t
916-R~-21.
NEW Brick 6 R. Hot Water Heat.
Slate Roof. Most Modern Kitchen
and Bath. Just Built. Corner Lot.
Positively going to sell. Willing to
assume big loss. Act quickly. Geo.
F. Neiss, 201 S. Barbara St.
feb-15-27-pd

FOR RENT: Desirable modern
store room in Mt. Joy. Apply S. H.
Miller. feb-15-tf

FOR SALE: Slightly used: 2-
bottom tractor plow, Allis-Chalm-
ers, 3 seed potato cutting machines,
1 with motor. Apply Martin H.
Cope, Rheems, Pa. f-8-2t

WANTED—Mortgage Money. Ist
mortgage, 70 acres, West Hempfield
Township. Apply P. O. Box 85, Mt.
Joy, ¢/o R. H. G. feb8-3t-pd
EXCELLENT STORE PROPERTY
—In Mount Joy for rent. Central
lccation—North Market Street, rear
of First National Bank and Trust
Co. and diagonally across the street
from the Post Office. Used as a
dry goods and grocery store for the
past 27 years. First floor is 35x90
ft. Also second floor and basement.
Possession about Feb. 15. Apply to
First National Bank and Trust Com-

pany, Mt. Joy. feb-1-tf
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR
SELL REAL ESTATE—That’s my
business. Have farms, dwellings,
business places, ete. B. F. Peffler,
West Donegal St., Mt. Joy. jan-18-tf
HOME GROWN CLOVER SEED,
catches better, grows better! For
clean seed, see Reist Seed Company.
jan-31-6t
ANTIQUES WANTED—We buy
old glass, china, chairs, chests, cup-

boards, tables, quits, ete. Write
what you have to cell to sell to
Box No. 85, c/o M. M. K.
1-29-3tp

PUBLIC SALE: Tuesday, Febru-
ary 20, on the premises 21% miles
north of Mount Joy, about 12 mile
from Becker's Service Station, live-
stock, farm implements and house-
hold goods by Jacob K. Ober. Sale
at 12:30 p. m. F. B. Aldinger, Auct.
FOR SALE CHEAP—A 7% h. p
Electric Motor, 1200 r. p. m. 60
cyele, 3-phase mounted on sliding
s. Will sell reasonable to quick
buyer. Apply Bulletin, Mount Joy.
hone 41-7].
WANTED — Your next roll of
films, send 25 cents and get 8 Velvet
Waxed Prints and free enlargement
Our 21st year in business.
Capital City Photo Service, Box 53,
Harrisburg, Pa. may-19-tf
WANTED DISTRIBUTORS,
REPRESENTATIVES. New Line of

Chemicals. Free samples, Lime Ce-
ment. Roach Powder, Soaps Blue-
ing, Floor Oil, Write Connecticut
Can, Hartford, Conn. 11-16-tf
SELECT BUILDING LOTS for
sale at reasonable prices, along S.
Market Street, Florin. Apply Martin
S. Musser. 12-14-tf
FOR SALE: 10 head of sucking
pigs and 12 more by February 15,
Marvin E. Garner, Route 1, Mt. Joy,
Pa. jan-18-tf
ATTENTION
FARMERS - TRUCKERS
Save money by Trading Now
For one of these fine
USED TRUCKS
1937 Chev.,TPanel $295

1932 Chev.1,T Panel $159
DRIVEN ONLY 22,000 MILES

Wiggins Chevrolet Co.
USED CAR LOT
820 S. PRINCE ST. LANC., PA.

LANDISVILLE
Mr. Wm. Chaplin is
sew Oldsmobile
pleased with it.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hammer
and Robert Buel, visited Mr. Ham-
mer's Aunt in Perry County, last
week,
Clinton Youtz and Robert Buel
cclled on Robert Shank, Horace
Harkins and Maurice Hostetter at
Willow Street.
Corporal John H. Frantz, U. S.
Army, of St. Howard, Md., was the
guest of Mr. Robert Buel. Corporal
Frantz is a former resident of town,
and is enjoying a six weeks leave
of absence from his post.
Install Officers
The Civic Association held their
February meeting last week, with
fifteen members present,” at which
time! the newly elected officers were
sporting a
and is very well
‘nstalled, with the newly elected
president, Mr. H. I. Koser pre-
siding.
A motion was made and passed
also forwarded to the State High-
way Department, for the thirty-
five mile speed limit signs to be
erected through the town.
The membership drive and boos-
ter meeting will comprise the
March meeting.
Fire School
Wednesday evening the regular
weekly Fire School was held in the
Fire Hall, with an attendance of
thirty-five, under the supervision
of Chief Earl Lefevre and sponsored
by the State Department of Public
Instruction, and will continue for
fifteen more weeks.
Baby Clinic
A meeting of the Baby Clinic will
be held in the Fire Hall, next
Tuesday, February 20th.
Personals
Mr. M. A. Rollman, and son, John,
moved from Mount Joy to the
Swarr property here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ginder and
con, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Ginder and son, Gene were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Benj. Hollinger at Chicques Church.
Food Sale Saturday
Saturday, February 17th from 2:30
to 5 p. m., tha Young People’s Class
of the Zion Lutheran Church will
hold a food sale in the Fire Hall.
They will have many good things
for sale, such as: Dressed Chicken,
potato salad, buked beans, cole
slaw, potato chips, red beet eggs,
cakes, pies, candy, etc.
Oyster Supper
Thursday, February 29th, the
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Fire Com-
pany will serve an oyster supper
in the Fire Hall from 5 to 9 p. m.
Oysters will be served in every
style and they will also have pies,
cakes and ice cream on sale. Sup-
per thirty-five cents. Be sure to
reserve the date for an oyster sup-
per at the Fire House.
Card Party’
The monthly card party will be
held at the Fire House Friday ev-
ening, February 16th.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Souders
at Donec
Miss Pauline McMillan, of Bain-
bridge was the guest of her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weav-
Friday evening. ia
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ILLUSTRATED TALK ON
CONSERVATION SERVICE
W. T. Hebel, of the Lancaster Soil
Conservation Service, presented an
illustrated talk on “Soil and Mois-
ture Conservation” at the sixth
agricultural evening class which
er,
High School, Maytown, Monday
evening. Samuel F. Simmons, sup-
ervisor of agriculture, sad the ex-
press purpose of the meeting was
to teach farmers ‘how to manage
their farms best from a long-time
agricultural viewpoint.” General
discussion followed the lecture and
pictures. Slides were shown to il-
lustrate what is being done on Lan-
caster County farms to check ero-
sion and conserve moisture.
er A
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
TO A TURKEY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Appley,!
of Marietta, entertained at a turkey
dinner recently, in honor of Mrs.
Appley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stone, of Elizabethtown, Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Wagenbach, of
Florin, and Mrs. Annie Appley, of
Marietta, mother of Mr. Appley.
Other guests present at the din-
ner were: Gertrude Appley, of
Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Miller, of Elizabethtown, and Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Swalm, of Palmyra.
The dinner was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
ental A It
Ephrata’s boro tax rate this year
is eight mills.
B.D
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Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
was held at the East Donegal Twp.
Sale Register|
‘let us print your bills.
If you want a notice or your fale
inserted in this register weekly from
now until day of sale. ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE, send or phone us yeur
sale date and when you are ready,
That’s the
cheapest advertising you can get.
Saturday, February 17—On the

premises, No. 365 North Barbara
Street, in Mt. Joy Borough, house-
hold goods by Maurice W. Groff,
Executor of the estate of Ellen
Henry.
Thursday, Feb. 22 — Between
Wrightsville and East Prospect,
York Co., horses, mules, cows and a
full line of farm implements by
Nat Crumling. Funk, Auct.
Friday, Feb. 23rd—On the prem-
ises on the road leading from Mt.
Joy td Hossler’s Church, near Beck-
er's Service Station, 3 miles north
of Mt. Joy, live stock, farm imple-
ments, by John K. Becker. Sale at
12:30 o'clock. C. S. Frank, Auct.
Tuesday, February, 27th — On
the premises along the Marietta and
Lancaster Pike, the former Brene-
man farm, one mile north of Kin-
derhook, livestock, implements and
furniture, by Mrs. Barbara B.
Drescher. F. B. Aldinger, Auct.

Wednesday, February 28--On the
premises on the former Meckley
Farm, one mile north of Mt Joy, on
the road leading to Milton Grove,
210 head of live stock, also apples
and potatoes by C. S. Frank and
Bro.
Thursday, February 29—On the
premises in Rapho Township, the
former Eli Faus Farm, on the road
leading from Mount Joy to Mas-
tetsonville, about 5 miles north of |
the former and 2 miles south of
the latter, live stock and imple-
ments by Wayne Peters. Aldinger,
Auct. Sale at 12:30.
Friday March 1 —Beginning at
9:30 o'clock on, his farm in Rapho
township, 3% miles northeast of
Mt. Joy, 22 head of acclimated
horses by Harvey Rettew.
F.ilay, Mar. 1--On the road lead-
ing from Manheim to Becker's
ling Station, near Fairview Church,
in Rapho Township, 7 head horses,
1 mule, 16 head cows, 9 bulls, 40
hogs, entire lot farm implements by
John K. Earhart. Aldinger, Auct.

Saturday, March 2—On the pre- |
mises in Rapho Township four miles |
east of Mt. Joy, on the road leading |
from Erisman’s Church to Salunga
on the Isaac Brubaker homestead, |
large lot of household goods, etc,
by Christ Brubaker and Isaac Bru-
aker for the estate of Lizzie Bru-
baker. 'C. S. Frank, Auct.

Saturday, March 2nd — Annual
spring sale of live stock at Master-
sonville, by E. H. Witmer.
Tuesday, March 5—On the pre-
mises “in West Hempfield Twp, 2
mile Southwest of Salunga, on the
Breneman farm, stock, implements |
and" household goods by W. W.
Fackler. C. S. Frank, Auct.
Tuesday, Mar. 5—Along the Slack-
water road, one-half mile south of
Millersville, in Manor Township,
mules, horses, cows and a complete
line of farm implements by Lewis
S. Witmer, administrator for Fannie
H. Witmer. Funk, Auct.

Wednesday, March 6— On the
premises in Rapho Twp., near the
Garfield School, on the road Jead-
ing from Mt. Joy to Silver Spring,
Stock and implements by Christ S.
Newcomer, C. Frank, Auct.
Wednesday, Mar. 6—On the road
leading from Washingtonboro to
Cresswell, one-fourth mile from the
latter, in Manor Twp., 6 head real
mules, horse, cows, chickens, entire
lot of farm implements by Sue H.
Murry. Funk, Auct.

Thursday, March 7—On the Jno.
Forry farm near Hossler's Church
in Rapho Township, live stock and
goods
! Funk, Auct.

implements by Edwin S. Henry, C.
S. Frank, Auctioneer. i

Thursday, Mar. 7—Along
Charlestord road, 2 miles south of
Mountville, in Manor twp, mules, |
horse, 22 head choice cows, entire |
lot of farming implements and a|
large lot of household goods by |
Jacob Smith. Funk, Auct.
the |
Friday, March 8—On the premises
in West Hempfield Township, on |
the road leading from Mount Joy to |
Ironville, along the Marietta and,
Lancaster Pike near Silver Spring,

live stock, implements by Sar |
{ Echleman.
i tire lot
i H. Murry.
. Heisey.
and Hess,
Sale at 11:00 A. M. Dupes
Aucts
Friday, March 8—On the
No. 18 Poplar Street,
Borough of Mount Joy, Pa}
hcusehold goods by Alice
prem- |
izes,
and
in the! x7 xT Tr +
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The Future
3 ETH M.
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GARBER
Jan J. Davis)

The large trout in the Lititz
| Spring are so tame they are fod
trom a spoon three times a week.
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| SIMON P. NISSLEY _
MARY G. NISSLEY

Rhoda Nissley. C. S. Frank, Auct.
March 9—In
of Florin , 25 story fra

Saturday, the vil-
lage
house,
household goods
ser, Executor of
dec’d, and the
Lizzie H. Herr,
Auct,

frame stable, garage io:
by Levi O. Mus- i
MH. Horr or oo ont :
Heirs at Law of La : “0 : et
decd. C. S oi : :

Mar. 9—Along :
one-half mile| , ,
in Manor twp.,
Saturday,
Slackwater
south of Millersville,
large lot of household
Lewis S. Witmer,
H. Witmer.
road,
goods wy 9
adm. of Fannie tn + 1 (
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Funk, Auct.
March 9
and houschold
Herr. C.
Saturday, At Florin, | Sg
real estate
the Estate of
Frank, auct.
£004as for} ,
Lizzie
Tuesday, March 12—On the
mises in West Hempfield twp., a
the road leading Moun
to Oyster Point, horses, cow,
chickens, farm
from
implements
household goods by George A.
Funk,
Edgar F. auct.

March 12,

Tuesday, on the prem-

ices near the Iron Bridge clo Pu 1 oa
out sale of all livestock and farm iS : her
implements and the entire lot of} 2 > I a % bat Ti 5
household goods. Sale will start at hue beyo : The ha
12 noon sharp. Frank Fuhrman. C hen only i SH tern jllumin:
F. Frank, Auct. p of engl: kept 0
d to | c
Tuesday, Mar. 12—On the road | d ligh
leading from Mountville to Oyster ° : : !
Point, in West Hempfield Town: vy
As dictat lave

pair of gray horses, shoats,
sows with pigs, and implements by
cows, :
the nation world, tt
of legislative 1}

Geo. A, Barr. Funk, Auct. 3
Yet, on this particular evening, s
1 legislative House wa
Wednesday, Mar. 13 On the ful legislative H 2
premises on the road leading from | voting on
I i I
Mt. Joy to the
the covered bridge
Marietta Pike,
south of New- |"

town, on the Erb farm, stock and|™"" }
implements, practically new Farm-|[%'© ! a
all Tractor, ete. Sale at 1:30, by M.|* hi
Erb and B. Habecker. Aldinger, | the “olicrint up i
Auctioneer. | farmer as ihe first
[a of false i
Wednesday, Mar 13.—On the road cul 1 pol
leading from Central Manor VW
Washingtonboro, one-halfi mile from |° !
the tormer, in Manor twp. large
lot of farming implements & house- |’ ford
{hold goods by Benj. F. Martin 5: with 1 2)
Funk, Auct. !
1t
Thursday, March 14 On the|'
premises on the old river road near | id call
Rowenna, live stoc x and farmin I re fl ;
implements by W. Arnold, C.S. [cont
Frank, ns
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Thursday, Mar.
| leading from L
south of the former, in |C
twp.,
implements
14—On the road
etort to Safe H:
one mile
Manor
farm
mule, lot of
and household |
Granville Stambaugh
horse,

by
16th—On the| The
road leading from |!
Square on the |!
implements | This
Saturday, March
premises on the
Mt. Joy to Union
Back Run Road,
and household
tools by .I. B.
auctioneer.
stock,
goods, carpenter |!
Breneman. Miller,
Monday,
mises midway
and Marietta, on
stock and
Meckley.
March 18—On t vrei
betwaen Bainbride |
Route 441, liv
implements
C. S. Frank, auct.
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March UARDIAN

Tuesday,
mises in West He
the Heidler farm at
livestock and implements by
A. Martin, Edgar
mpfie
Silver
Funk,

Tuesday,
mises 1 t vn,
the road leading to the Mar
highway,
March 1

mile

State entire lot of live-|daughter of H. M. (
stock and farming
Russel Shope. C. S. Fr nk, Auct. [ti 1 lent’s will

Wednesday
premises in
between Central
Washingtonboro,
south of the Blu
implements 1
Susan K. E
auct.
—D OE

Wednesday,
Mar.
half miles west of
90_One
Ce ntral Man Tr
Camp in Manor Townshij
lot of household goods
Funk, Auct
nai 1 \ owl p, {
Thursday, Marc
mises in Manor ty
from Washing
yne-fourth r
ho
Edg

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of

Thursday, March 21—At his place
of business at Rheems,
Spring Al sale of live
ADR |
usual large cows, Shoats, baby ch
stock,
sunnlies bv
farm merch:
and Rea

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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GEO. LAMPARTER’S SONS
Rockland St., Lancaster, Pa.
TELEPHONE LANCASTER 24157
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rickler, Mrs. | not miss this sale. Come and spend
nan, Mrs. M. | the morning with us.
comer, Mrs. A.| Sale to start at 9:45, “On Time”,
Fackler, Mrs. | when terms will be made known by

NOR! HWARD

| | Between Elizabethtown and Hershey
Every Thursday Night
—17 o’clock—
| FRUIT, POULTRY, HARDWARE,
PAINTS, BUTCHER
| 100,000 Baby Chicks Every Week
| G. K. WAGNER
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| PUBLIC SALE
| 9:45 o'clock in the morning
named dean
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FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940
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| The undersigned will offer at
public sale on his farm, located
midway between Manheim and Mt.
Joy, and one and one-half miles
north of the Manheim-Mt. Joy road,
[near the Back Run School House.
| 22 HEAD OF ACCLIMATED
HORSES

Ladies of
t Church to |

the home of | Selected by the undersigned with
the following | the utmost care.
Joy ladies,| They had to be tame and gentle,
Jos. Shafter ith good quality or I would not
them.
tly Roans, Bays, and Sorrels,

Mrs. W.!
oar : all good colors. They range in age
nas, Mrs. W. |from 3 to 6 years, all broke, includ-
Irs. Linton: |In€ some single line leaders.
g.| Don’t forget these horses are all
| acclimated, and are a very good lot.
Jane Wag-| HARVEY RETTEW
| Walter Dupes, Auct.
{J. H. Shenk, Clerk feb-15-3t
3 attended

Walter
: shopping around’'you
and Miss |
do, we feel confider
that atH.S.Newcomet
you'll get more car for
your money!

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1935
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PONTIAC COACH
FORD TUDOR
CHRYSLER SEDAN
PLYMOUTH COUPE
3, eS-
500 in

1536
1933
CHEV. CHASSIS & CAB
INTERNATTAL TRUCK

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S. NEWCOMER
& SON, Inc.
Phone 200
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