AN ORDINANCE
INCREASING THE BONDED IN-
DEBTEDNESS OF THE BOROUGH
OF MOUNT JOY IN THE SUM OF
$10,000.00, TO FINANCE
BOROUGH'S SHARE OF A FED-
ERAL W.P.A. PROJECT FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF ALTERA-
TIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE
BOROUGH HALL;
FOR THE FORM OF BONDS AND
COUPONS, AND AUTHORIZING
THE EXECUTION THEREOF BY
CERTAIN BOROUGH OFFICIALS;
LEVYING A TAX SUFFICIENT
TO PAY THE INTEREST AND
STATE TAX THEREUPON, TO-

CETHER WITH THE PRINCIPAL |
THEREOF AT
PROVIDING
MATURITY;
A SINKING
AND
FUND
FOR THE REDEMPTION OF THE.
SAME.
The Council of the
lows:
Section 1. The
ness of the Borough of Mount Joy,
Lancaster County, Pa, is hereby
increased in the sum of Ten Thous-
and Dollars ($10,000.60), for the
purpose of providing funds for or
toward this Borough's share of the
cost of a Federal Works Progress
Administration project for the con-
struction of alterations and addi-
tions to the Borough Hall.
Section 2. Said

indebtedness
shall bre evidenced by twenty cou- |
pon bonds of the par value of
Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00)
each, dated the first day of No-
vember, A. D. 1940, and bearing
interest therefrom at the rate of
two and one-fourth (2%%) per
cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
nually on the first day of the
months of May and November of
each year during the life of said
bonds, which shall mature and be
paid in their numerical order at
the rate of Five Hundred Dollars
($500.00) on the first day of No-
vember of each and every year
from November 1, 1941 to Novem-
ber 1, 1960, both years inclusive.
Both principal and interest of
said bonds shall be payable with-
out deduction for any taxes, ex-
cept succession or inheritance
taxes, which may be levied or as-
sessed thereon under any present
or future law of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania, all of
which taxes the Borough of Mount
Joy hereby assumes and agrees to
pay.
Bonds numbered from 12 to 20,
inclusive, shall, at the option of
this Borough, be subject to re-
demption at par prior to maturity,
either as a whole, or, from time to
time, in part, on November 1, 1951
or any interest-paying date there-
after, upon notice thereof publish-
ed once in one newspaper pub-
lished in the Borough of Mount
Joy, Pa., at least thirty days be-
fore such redemption date/s.
Section 3. The said bonds and’
the coupons thereto ateched shall,
be in such form as shall be pre-
pared by the Borough Solicitors;
and such form, so prepared (as
certified by the Borough officers
hereinafter authorized to execute
said bonds) is hereby approved
and ratified.
Section 4. The President of
Borough Council is hereby direct-
ed to execute said bonds on be-
half of the Borough of Mount Joy,
and the Borough Secretary to affix
thereto the corporate seal of the
Borough of Mount Joy and to at-
test the same; and the Borough
Treasurer is hereby directed to
cause the coupons attached to said
bonds to be signed on behalf of
the Borough of Mount Joy with
his engraved or printed facsimile
signature.
Section 5. There is hereby lev-
ied and assessed upon all property
subject to taxation for borough
purposes within the Borough of
Mount Joy, Pa, an annual tax in
the following amounts (or so much
thereof as may be necessary to
provide for the payment of the
principal of said bonds at maturity,

and the interest and State Tax
thereon meanwhile:
For the Fiscal Years
Beginning First Mon- Tax For
day of January of: Each Year:
1941 . $765.00
1942 751.75
1043 ........... 738.50
3044 ........... 725.25
1045" ........... 712.00
1946 698.75 |
1947 685.50
1948 672.25
1849 659.00
39500 ........... 645.75
1951 632.50
85 ....... 619.25
1953 606.00
1554 ........... 592.75
3855 ........... 579.50
1935 ...........
1957
1958
1959 ...........
1860 ...........

Section 6. There is hereby es-
tablished a Sinking Fund, and into
said Fund there shall be paid all
of the taxes hereinbefore provided
when the same shall have been
duly levied and collected; and said
Sinking Fund shall be applied ex-
clusively to the payment of the
interest and taxes covenanted to
be paid upon the bonds authorized
hereby and to the principal there-
of at maturity, and to no other
purpose whatsoever until the same
shall have been fully paid.
Section 7. The Burgess, Presi-
dent of Council and Borough Sec-
retary, or any of them, are hereby
authorized to file with the Clerk
of the Quarter Sessions Court of
Lancaster Countv, and with the
Department of Internal Affairs, a
proper Financial Statement and a
Statement of Proceedings, as re-
quired by law.
THE |
PROVIDING |
Borough of
Mount Joy hereby ordains as fol- [Same
bonded indebted-
ment free.

Joy this fourteenth day of October,
A. D. 1940, :
Attest:
M. N. Bailey, Borough Secretary
| WM. E. HENDRIX,
President of Council
Approved this 15th day of Octo-
ber, A. D. 1940.
J. G. KEENER,

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110-24-1t
PUBLISHER'S NOTE:
The ordinance is
publis week because
1
Re-
of
od bi we
hed

j vi iting over the week end ut Alex-
andria, Va.
| On Thursday
ber 24th the
evening
Otterbein
[their monthly mezeting in the church
at 8 PM Group One of the Guild

‘typogt in last week’s Will have charge of the meeting.
jedition. | On Thursday evening Oct 24th the
{W. M. A. cf the Silver Spring UB
EXECUTORS NOTICE | : :
4 EXECU 1 hs NOT IC church, will hold a special service
Estate of Mary A. Rnight, late of ,; . Sones UB ohare!
{Mount Joy Bor h, deceased. jan the liver > prings Yen cron
Letters Testamentary on said es- Rev. Hiram Lefever of Lancaster
tate g been granted to the will be the speaker, and Mr. and
under all persons indebted Mrs, DO. C. Smith, gospel si .

quested to make im-
and those hav-
nt them without
to the under-
pre
settlement

| Samuel Hollawell,
T le, Berks Co.,
Soost,
6119 Hoeveler Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Executors.
(Zimmerman, Myers & Kready,
Attorneys. 10-3-6t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of David N. Grove, late of
Conoy Township, deceased.
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed, residing at R. D. 1, Marietta,
Pa.
Pa.

AMOS GROVE,
Administrator c. t. a.
Willis G. Kendig,
Attorney 9-19-6t

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Lillie L. Charles, late
of Rapho Township, deceased.
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mdiate payment, and those having
or demands against the
same, will present them without
ielay for settlement to the under-
signed. residing at R. D. 1, Man-
Yeim, Pa.
JOHN L. CHARLES,
Administrator.
Willis G. Kendig,
Attorney
9-19-6t

WANTED: Representative to look
fter our magazine subscription in-
erests in Mount Joy, and vicinity.
Tvery family orders subscriptions.
Tundreds of dollars are spent for
hem each fall and winter in this
ricinity. Instructions and equip-
Guaranteed lowest rates
on all periodicals, domestic and
foreign. Represent the oldest maga-
the United States.
sine agency in
Start a growing and permanent
Jusiness in whole or soare time.
Address MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc.
Naples Road, North Cohocton, New
York.
SPENCER CORSETAIRE: Call
Mrs. Mary Enterline, 316 S. Spruce
St., Elizabethtown. Ask for figure
analysis—FREE. Phone 167-M.
Toin club at Modern Style Shop.
8-29-tf

WANTED — Your next roll of
Alms, send 25 cents and get 8 Velvet
Waxed Prints and free enlargement
roupons. Our 21st year in business.
Capital City Photo Service, Box 53,
Harrisburg, Pa. may-19-tf
FOR SALE—Corner property, 9
rooms, bath, laundry, H. W. heat,
new Motor-Stokor, concrete gar-
age, side lawn. Desirable for store
or apartments. Reasonable. Mrs.
Gabriel Moyer, 101 New Haven
Street, Mt. Joy. 9-26-tf
SELECT BUILDING LOTS for
sale at reasonable prices, along S.

ns or demands against the

York Penna
lections, a

will render sever:
special invitation is offer-
ettend.
On Saturday evening Oct 26th at
8 PM the CE of the Ironvilie UB
church hold a Hallowe'en
{ party in Luther Ulrict’s garage, all
members and {friends of the CE are
requested to attennd.
{| The following services on Sunday
Oct 27th Sunday School at Iron-
ville UB at 9:30 AM. CE at 6:45
P.M. fellowed by regular worship
by the pastor at 7:30 P. M.
The Jr. football team cn
Sunday afternoon defeated a team
from Columbia by
12
Benjamin Haverstick, was injursd
his home at Salunga while
walking the highway, a
truck knocked him down, bruising
his body, ke will be unable to work
for about a week and is under the
{care of a physician.
John A. Kauffman, is a patient at
the Lance. General Hospital, where
| he was operated on Monday morn-
ing, being a hornia case.
CLASSIFIED
Rates for this column are 25c per
nsertion. If over five ltnes, 5c per
ine each insertion, all payable in
advance,
ed to friends
will
a score of 18 to
near
across

HUNTING LICENSE: H B
Wittle, Notary Public, Flcrin, Pa.
10-24-1t-p
FOR RENT: Furnished room, all
conveniences. Apply 26 West Main
St., Mt. Joy, Pa. 10-24-1t-p
CORN MEAL GRINDING, every
Tuesday afternoon. Aberdeen Mills,
R 2; Elizabethtown, Pa. 10-24-4t
APARTMENT FOR RENT: 5

Octo- |
{ Florin, a lot of ground 40x200 feet| Mr. and Mrs. Levis Miller, of Man- of Benjamin F. Shank, Elizabeth-
Guild of}... 1! Fp : 5 : ts
with a 172 story Frame Dwelling, 3- heim; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diet-|town R. D. 1, died Sunday in St
Chief Burgess the Ironville U. B. church will hold
egister

| Saturday,
Church
Premises on Street in
car garage, hog pen, chicken
hcuse by Iain Bishop. C. S.
Frank, Auct. Sale at 2 P. M.
Thursday, Oct. 31—At 7:30 P. M.
at the Bulletin Office, Mount Joy,
Pa. two lots of ground with im-
provements in Mt. Joy by Edgar L.
Eshleman and Walter L. Eshleman,
ceased and Edgar L. Eshleman, ex-
C. S. Frank, auct. Ses advertise-
Saturday,
Marietta, two lots of ground with
{frame store property
by Mary C. Sheetz, trustee in the
Estate of Honoria Ulman, deceased.
C. S. Frank, Auct.
Wednesday, Nov. 6—On the pre-
mises in Manor Township, 1% miles
south of Masonville, on the old
Safe Harbor road, a farm of 16 acres
with improvements. Also a tract of |
woodland. Also some household
goods by Amos M. Witmer, executor
of the Estate of Abraham F. Witmer,
deceased. Edgar Funk, auct.
Thursday, Nov. 7—On the prem-
ises 31 N. Mulberry St., Lancaster,
2% story brick house by Amos M.
Witmer, executor of the estate of
Abraham F. Witmer, deceased. Ed-
gar Funk, auct,
Saturday, Nov. 9—On the prem-
ises on 225 Marietta street, Mount
Joy, Pa, 2% story frame house with
improvements by Thomas H. and
May Marshall Price C. S. Frank,
auct. See advertisement.
Thursday, Nov. 14—On the pre-
a one-story

mises Y; mile west of Rohrers-
town, on the north side of the |
Marietta Pike, a 1l-acre tract of;
land, with a 2% story, 9-room!
frame house, hardwood floors, hot
etc, also some
personal property of Minnie M.
Warfel. Farmers Bank & Trust
Co., of Lanc., Guardian of Oscar P.
Warfel, a weak-minded person.
LANDISVILLE
A program was presented at the
weekly assembly Friday afternoon
air heat, electric

cooms, bath, hardwood floors, heat
furnished. Funbar Apt, Mt. Joy,
Pa. 10-24-1t
HALLOWE'EN: Supplies:
Horns, Masks,
ume Hats; Candy:
Cats, Candy ;
Corn, Pumpkins, Hoo-doo Mixture: |
Party Needs: Games, Plates, Nap-

kins, Candles, Light Shades, Cut-
outs, etc. Kulp's Confectionery,
Mt. Joy. 10-24-1t
WANTED: Elderly Woman for
general housework. Family, three
adults. Sleep out. Lock Box #33,
Florin, Pa. 10-24-1t
DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOME
For Sale: All conveniences, hard-
wood floors, located between
Rheems & Elizabethtown along
highway. Apply -P. O. Box 85, c/o
F.C. K, Mt Joy. 10-24-tf
FOR SALE—Sunshine Oak Room
Heater, In gcod condition. Apply
140 N. Market St., Mt. Joy, Pa.
10-17-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Parker double-bar-
reled gun, less than a box of shells
shot through same. Price $40.00.
Phone 3571, Landisville, Earle Gin-
der. 10-10-3t

Market Street, Florin. Apply Martin
5S. Musser. 12-14-tf |

Saaled proposals will be
ed by the undersigned Secretary of
the Borough of Mount Joy, Lan-
caster County, Pennsylvania, at the
Council Chamber, Mount Joy, ,
Penna, until 7:30 P. M. November
1S, 1940, for materials to be used in
the erection of an Addition to the
present Mount Joy Borough Fire
Hall. at which time the bids will be
publicly opened.
Bids will be taken separately for

the following materials: Cement,
sand, stone, prepared mortar, con-}
crete blocks, cinder blocks, face,
bricks, slate, framing and rough
lumber, finish lumber and mill-
work, wocden folding partition,’
dumb waiter, kitchen cabinets.
wood block flooring. accoustical
board, spouting, finish hardware,
doors, steel sash and
screens. steel stairs, steel beams
and columns, open bar steel joists,
steel, wrought iron and cast iron!
| pipe and fittings, plumbing fixtures,
cast iron radiators, boiler, stoker,
emergency lighting system.
Successful bidders will be re-
quired to furnish bond for fifty ver!
cent of the contract. as prescribed
by the Borough Code.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
for a period of twenty-one (21)
days after opening thereof. Mater- |
ials shall be delivered f.o.b. job
site, as required.
Bid forms, lists of ectimated|
quantities and specifications may]
be obtained at the office of the|
Architect, John W. Greiner. 228
East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. on!
and after October 24, 1940. The,
Borough reserves the right to waive
informalities and to reject any and
all bids. !
Signed:

Ordained and enacted by the
Council of the Borough of Mount
MAURICE N. BAILEY,
10-24-3t Secretary.
NOTICE—The insurance in the
Donegal and Conoy Fire Insurance
Compezny is now due and payable to
the local agent, Mr. J. Harry Miller,
East Donegal Street, Mount Joy. If
unpaid Nov. 1st your policy is sus-
pended. 10-10-3t
FOR SALE: On account
health, I am offering my fine pro-
perty at a give away price. 7 rooms,
gas, light, heat and water, first class
condition. Also lawn, shrubbery,
fine location, at Bellaire, on State
Road just north of Elizabethtown on
Lebanon Road. A. W. Garmon.
10-10-3t-pd
FARM FOR SALE: 89 acres, 1%
mi. northwest of Maytown, along
hard road, no lane to drive into.
All under cultivation. Large barn,
all necessary buildings, water, elec-
tric. One of the best yielding
farms in East Donegal Twp. B.
Frank Peffer, 53 W. Donegal St.
Mt. Joy. 9-12-tf
ATTENTION

of ill:
[by ihe
Wigs, | Hempfield Township high school,
Noisemakers, Cos- , Landisville. Dorothy Redcay was in
|

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12B home-room of East
charge of devotions; and a vocal
duet was given by Mary and Es-
ther Kiehl, Elizabeth Wolf, gave .a
reading and a quartet composed of
Betty Rohrer, Sara Weaver, Violet
Sensenig and Susan Wennerholt,
sang. Wilbur Shoemaker
ducted a quiz on current events.
The Misses Miriam and Anna Mae
Nolt, of near Landisville, entertain-
ed a group of their friends at their
home recently. Those = present
were the Misses Lois Garber, Edna
Hess, Mary Garman, Dorothy Good,
Nancy Garber, Beatrice Nolt, Mil-
dred Reapsome, Kathryn Harnish,
Ruth Minnich, Ethel Newcomer,
Ruth Wagner, Anna Mae Charles,
Elva Kready, Ruth Kready, Naomi
con-
Kready, Martha Schock, Helen
Brubaker, Anna Snavely, Arlene
Newcomer, Anna Frances New-
comer, Mary Newcomer, Annal
Mary Newcomer, Rachael Shearer,
Rhoda Hess, Pauline Hess, Florence
Lutz, Fanny Longenecker, Anna
Longenecker, Lois Hess, Alice Grace
Hostetter, Grace Redcay, Martha
Myer, Elma Myer, Anna Nissley,
Mildred Kauffman, Frances Mel-
linger, Anna Mae Nissley, Kathryn
Nissley, Mildred Myers, Myrtle
Miller, Ruth Sauder, Naomi Wen-
ger, Martha Hershey, Elva Kreider
and Ruth Gainer.
Presented Concert
The Inter-Boro band, composed of
the Mount Jcy, Marietta,” East Done-
gal, and East Hempfield High school
bands, presented a concert Tuesday
cvening in the East Hempfield High
school auditorium, Landisville,
The band under the direction of
Miss Isabelle Cox, of Mount Joy:
Mis. Evelyn Cramer, of Eact Hemp-
field; Harvey Horn, of Marietta and
Willard Newton, of East Donegal
all music supervisors of the schools
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, re-
turned home Saturday noon from
their wedding trip in the new Eng-
land states.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Hebel, of Millersville, and Elson
Hauenstein, of Bamford took place
on October 14, at York, with the
Rev. McCarney officiating. Miss
Hebel is a graduate of Manor High
school, class of 1936 and Mr. Hauen-
stein is a graduate of East Hempfield
High school, class of 1934. They
will reside at Dover, R. D. 3.
A Me
Marriage Licensas
Ray M. Longenecker, Rheems, and

exccutors of John W. Eshleman, d:- |
ment,
November 2—On the
premises, 117 East Market Street, | Mrs. Hunter Pettit
"Pa.
| Katie Bougart, Mrs.
The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, October 24, 1940
IRONVILLE R
| Miss Mary Jane Von Stetton was!
SALUNGA
The ladies of
lave going to
town and vicinity
Lancaster Friday of
clober 26—On the! this week to sew for the Red Cross. Mrs. Benjamin F. Shank
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peifer with
irich and son, John; Mrs. John Good: Joseph's hospital. She was born | . fire at oil tanks of the City Ser-|
ond Mr. Wesley Goodman of Lan-|in Dauphin county, but resided] e company near Long's Park. |
| caster, spent the week end at Perry| near Elizabethtown most of herio 0 :
{County at the Miller Hunting! life. She was a member of St.
| Camp. | Paul's United Brethren church, DRANK OIL OF WINTERGREEN
Mr. Christian Boll of Lancaster Elizabethtown. Besides her hus- Sandra E. Shenk, aged two, of
fis building a house on his lot oni one, she: is survived by five] Manheim, died Sunday at St
{East Main Street. | daughters, Mrs. Christ Martin and Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster. offer
Miss Dorothy
lent nurse, at the General hospital
ccutor of Emma Eshleman, deceased. | was home Sunday to spend the day | Yr? and Mary and Alta, both at
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hiestand.
Ruscell Cooper, Jr., with Mr. and |
of Lewistown,
are spending this week at New-
port, R. I, as the guests of Mr. and]
Mrs. Clarence Sargent. They are
also witnessing the Navy Maneuv-
ers at Newport, which are being
held this week. |
Mrs. H. K. Honberger and daugh- |
ter, Delphine attended the Heltshe-
in St. Joseph's
on Saturday
Krimmel wedding
Church, Lancaster
morning.
Rally Day will be observed in
the Methodist S. S. on Sunday. Mrs.
Fellenbaum of Lancaster will be
the speaker.
Masquerade Party
The Ladies Bible class from the
St. James Lutheran Church, Co-
lumbia, entertained the Sunshine
Bible Class of the Methodist Church
Friday evening a masquerade
party in the home of Mrs. Russell
Cooper. Those present were: Miss
Doris Groom, Miss Janet Sheets,
Miss Janet Wike, Miss Betty Mar-
tin, Mrs. Hetty Richardson, Mrs.
Emma Markley, Mrs. Howard Bard,
Mrs. Flora Schlossman, Mrs. Emma
Johns, Mrs. Charles Bougart, Mrs.
Leah Stetter,
Mrs. Rebecca
at
Miss Rete Stetter,
Sides, Mrs. William Wood, Miss
Elva Martin, Mrs. Clara Martin,
Mrs. Cyrus Lightheiser, Mrs. Anna
Wickenheiser, Mrs. Verne Miller,
Mrs. John Phelen, Mrs. Mary Alli-
son, Miss Annabelle Sheets, Miss
Betty Bachman, Mrs. Mervin Boug-
art, Miss Joyce Wehner, Mrs. Ber-
Hogentogler, Mrs. Stuard
Mrs. Minnie Weh-
Walter Groom, Miss
Nancy Wehner, Mrs. Rose Al-
bin, Miss Helen Hardnele, Mrs.
Maud Kauffman, all of Columbia.
Mrs. Robert Bishop, Mrs. Paul
Yackley, Mus. Earl Way, Mrs. Levi
Peifer, Mrs. Walter Eshleman, Mrs.
Harry Blessing, Miss Pauline Fair,
Mrs. William Fackler, Mrs. Frank
Fair, Mrs. Russell Cooper, Mrs. E.
J. Myers, Mrs. Mary Minnich, Mrs.
Phares Stehman, Russell Cooper,
Jr., and Frank Fair, Jr.
Mortuary
(From page 1)
Palmyra R. D. 1, brother of John
and Mark Wagner, of Florin, died
last Wednesday at the Lebanon
Sanatorium after an illness of sev-
eral years. He was a member of
the Palmyra Church of the Bre-
thren.
enda
Hogentogler,
ner, Mrs.

Mrs. Lizzie W. Hummer
Mrs. Lizzie W. Hummer, seventy
‘widow of Samuel Hummer who
died five months ago, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Eshleman, near the borough, of a
complication of diseases after a
year’s illness. She was a daughter
of the late John and Sarah Engle
Williams and a member of Salem
U. B. church, Manheim. These
children survive: Mrs. Jacob Eshel-
man, at whose home she resided.
and John, of Lancaster, also four
grandchildren, one great grandchild
and two sisters, Mrs. John Herr, of
Manheim, R. D. 1, and Mrs. Jane
Will, of Penryn.
The funeral was held from her
late home Friday afternoon with
further services in the Salem U. B.
church at Manheim Interment in
the Fairview Cemetery.

Mary H. Longenecker
Mary H. Longenecker aged 49
years, died Oct. 16th after a brief
illness, at the home of her Aunt
Alice 'M. Hershey, 151 Dartmouth
Road, Bala-Cynwyd, near Phila-
delphia.
Deceased was asciciated with her
Aunt the past twenty years, in
missionary work at the Gospel Auto
Tabernacle at Bala-Cynwyd, and
was well known here, for her mis-
sion work here years ago.
She was a daughter of Lizzie H.
and the late Jno E. Longenecker
and is survived by her mother, of
Findlay, Ohio; these brothers, Al-
bert, Martin, and Roy of Ohio; J.
Hershey, missionary in Africa; Har-
vey, of Montana and a sister Mrs
Roy Honse, of Findlay, Ohio.

Hiestand, a stud- !
Heisey, Palmyra.
The funeral was held Wednesday
| urday at the Mennonite Church East
{ Chestnut St., Lancaster with burial

in the Greenwood Cemetery. afternocn with interment at Ris-
| = =er's cemetery.
{
i al 5 : ; 10,000 GALLONS BURNED
Mrs. Lizzie D. Shank, sixty, wile Bt required ‘the devices: of Bist
Petersburg, Rohrerstown znd Lan-
disville Fire companies to control

Mrs. Christ Risser, both of Eliza-
drinking oil of wintergreen.
bethtown; Mss. Earl Garrett, Palm-
C—O

Bridge tolls collected at Columbia
home, and the following brothers for the first half of Oct. wzre $22-
and sisters, Abram Oberholtzer, 214.16.

Hummelstown; Frank Oberholtzer, | eee ey
Scuth Dakota; Christ Oberholizer, SHION
wh = his . NISSLEY
SW oR MARY G. NISSLEY
oun oy; 1 cerholtzer, Leb- a
anon; Harry Oberholtzer, Eliza- FUNERAL DIRECTORS
bethtown; Mis. Frank Hynicker, 2x

Marietta R. D.,,
and Mrs. George

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
Dead Animals
GEO. LAMPARTER’S SONS
Rockland St., Lancaster, Pa.
TELEPHONE LANCASTER 24157
jan.27-tf
PUBLIC SALE!
ON MY FARM NEAR CAMPBELLTOWN, PA,
Friday, October 25, 1940

Some of these cows are fresh by day of sale, the remainder close
springers. Some weaned heifer calves with very good breeding.
Also 2 fresh certified pure bred Guernsey cows, 5 years old,
very fine, with plenty of milk,
These cows are nice young individuals showing plenty of size, qual-
ity and milk. Some with R. O. P. records.
These cows have been on my farm since the tenth of September and
this is a grand opportunity to buy for fine breeding from an acclimated
herd. Catte will be sold under cover, rain or shine. My farm is situated
ome half mile north of Campbelltown and two miles south of Palmyra.
Sale will start at one o'clock when conditions will be made known by
Edward O’Neal
HESS AND DUPES, Auctioneers.
HORST AND GINGRICH, Clerks.
HARVEY ‘RETTEW, Pedigrees.

WHY PAY RENT
WHEN YOU CAN
OWN YOUR OWN HOME?
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
PHONE 145 t— MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Ruth L. Metzler, Manheim,
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| PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
| On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31,
11940, the und ned executors of
[John W. Eshleman, deceased, will
[sell at public sale at the office of
{the Mount Joy Bulletin, East Main
| Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania:
| A certain lot or piece of land on
| which is erected a two and ONE-
HALF STORY FRAME DWELL-
ING HOUSE situated on the
southwest corner of
5 -\ North Barbara Street
bot | and Columbia Avenue
Mount Joy Borough. This lot
| has a frontage of 154 feet on Co-
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lumbia Avenue and
| North Barbara Sireet.
At the same time and place the
undersigned, executor of the will
of Emma Eshleman, deceased, will
sell
A certain lot or piece of land
on which is erected a
"WO AND ONE-HALF
STORY FRAME DWELL-
ING HOUSE and other improve=
ments known as No. 68 East Main
Street, Mount Joy Borough.
Street 55 feet more or less and ex-
tending in depth 150 feet more or
less.
Both of the above mentioned pro-
are in a good state of repair.
Sale to be held on Thursday,
October 31, 1940, at the office of
the Mount Joy Bulletin, East Main
Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania at
7:30 o'clock p. m, when terms and
conditions will be made known by
EDGAR L. ESHLEMAN
WALTER L. ESHLEMAN
Executors of the will of
John W. Eshleman,
EDGAR L. ESHLEMAN
Executor of the will of
Emma Eshleman, Dec'd.
C. S. FRANK, Auctioneer
Windolph & Mueller, Attorneys
10-10-3t

PUBLIC SALE
MOUNT JOY
BOROUGH RESIDENCE
225 MARIETTA AVENUE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1940
a TWO and ONE-HALF
STORY FRAME
wd DWELLING HOUSE
Containing Seven Rooms and
Bath, Commodious Dwelling House,
Large Front and Side Porch, Hot
Water Heat, Hardwood Floors,
Property Recently Remodeled, Re-
painted and Repapered Inside and
Painted Outside, Large Closets.
—In Most Desirable Location—
FRAME SHOP AND GARAGE
On Rear Alley.—Lot 50 feet x 180
feet—Fine Side Yard.
Sale, Saturday, November 9th,
1940 at 1:00 o'clock P. M. on the
premises.
THOMAS H. PRICE and
MAY MARSHALL PRICE,
Owners.

C. S. Frank, Auctioneer.
Appel and Appel Attorneys.
10-17-4t

PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1940
We will offer for sale at the stock
yards located on South Wolf Street
in Manheim, to wit:

42 HEAD NORTHWESTERN
PENNA. COWS
Some fresh, the rest close springers
A Few Heifers also Stock Bulls and
Steers Suitable For Beefs
Don’t forget the date
Saturday, October 26, sale to start
promptly at 1:30.
HENRY N. GIVLER,
J. CHAS. HERSHEY.
C. C. Wanner, Auct.
Roy Hershey, Clerk.
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MOUNT JOY PA.

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