ale”
; FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1943
at 2:00 o'clock P. M. War Time”
By virtue of several writs of:
Fieri Facias and vy) ari Fastest}
issued out of thé Court id!
Common Pleas, Repeat County?
Pa, and to me Rann I wil
expose to sale by public vendue or’
outery in Court Room No. 2, at the”
Court House, in the City of Lan<
caster, Pa., the following describedr
real estate, to wit:
No. 1.
All that certain lot or parcel
ground situated in the Borough of
Terre Hill, County of Lancaster,”
Pennsylvania, bounded and descr ib~
ed as follows:
Beginning in Main street; erie
by the same, North 89 deg. East,
100 ft. to a stone erik: thence by Aq
Lot No. 3 of bea y oung and’
Estella Diffenbaugh, uth 1 deg.
West, 206 ft.; nce Voy land form
erly of Winfigld Kuril, North 897}
deg. West, 100 ft, %o a post in the’
land of Frank’ Hemming; thence”
along the sarhe, North 1 deg. East; |
206 ft, to Place "of Beginning. Con<’|
taining 76 perches.
And an adj. tract on the East”
thereof fronting 50 ft. on the South”
side of Main street and extending|
Southward 206 ft., more or less. =
Executed against Alberta V7
Young and Estella Diffenbaugh.—
NO. 5. -
All that certain lot or piece of
ground situated on the North sides
of Mount Joy street, in the Boroughe]
of Mount Joy, County of Lancaster”
and State of Pennsylvania, ow]
which is erected a frame dwelling
house.
Containing in front gn Mount You
Street 50 feet d extending i
depth of that a 180~1t. to Nordr’
Alley.
Bounded on the/ South by Mont!
Joy Street; on the East by property]
now or late of Mary Adeline
Knight, on the North by North”
Alley and on thie West by property
now or late of William Shickley..~
Seized and taken in execution as/|
of
-
the property of Harry W. Tyson... | m0 Try it. 2-4-tf
NO. 6. - PAUL A. MARTIN, ERAL
All those Two (2) certain lots or| CONTRACTOR, Mqunig Joy, Pa.
pieces of land, situated on the North-{ Phone 145. Farm ing Repairs
side of Hazel Street, Between Dor<]
wart Street and Hillside Avenue;
in the City of Lancaster and Com«"
monwealth of Penngylvania, being]
composed of Lots . 181 and 182.
on the Plan of ts known as’
“Park Hill”, having thereon erect"
ed a stucco bungalow, known
No. 237 Hazel Street aforesaid.
Containing in front on-|
the North side of said Hazel Street;
36 feet, and Jextending in depth
that width Nefthwardly, 120 feet]
to a 10 feet wide common alley. «
Bounded on the South by Hazel
Street aforesaid; on the East and
West by lands, now or late, of Allan-
A. Herr; and on the North by said’)
10 feet wide common alley.
Together with the use, in common]
with others entitled thereto, of the-|
aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley
in the rear. —
Seized and taken in execution gs,
property of William J. Havercamp.
No.7. =
All that certain lot or piece of
ground, situate on the
corner of North West End Avenue”
and West Walnut Street, in the City”
of Lancaster, County of Lancaster”
as”
-
b
and State of Pennsylvania, with”
the buildings hereon erected]
known as No. West Walnut
Street, and bounded /and described
as follows, to wit:
rons t the” Northwest cor.
ner of North West End Avenue and”
West Walnut. Street aforesaid;
thence /\ extending Northwardly
along th We st side of said North
West En enue, a distance of”
(80) feet!to a point, a corner of
property of The Armstrong De
velopment Company; thence ex-7]
tending Westwardly along said
property a distance of 135 feet to]
the East side of a 15 feet wide com-,f
mon alley, extending from the/|
North side of West Walnut Street]
. Monday, March 22nd,

CLASSIFIED
Rates for this column are 25¢ pet
Insertion. If over five ltnes, 5c per
line each insertion, all payable mn
advance,
LOST: $25.00 in paper money. Find-
er phont 146R2, Mt. Joy. 325[1tp
FOR SALE: 2 or 3 piece living room
suite, slightly used. Good reason
for selling. P. O. Box 85, B. 325(1tp
FOR SALE—6-tube Grunow radio,
| $15.00; also a sideboard and daven-
port. Phone 23$R2 Mount Joy.
3125/1tp

2
3
OFENING FOR WOMAN—3 to 3%
days per week on Rawleigh Route
in Elizabethtown, Mount Joy and !
Manheim. Tell us about yourself
first letter. Rawleigh’s, Dept. PND-
357-138, Chester, Pa. 3(25/3tp

FOR SALE — 75 Pigs, Shoats, Fall
Gilts. Fine as they grow. Paul Nies-
ley. Phone Elizabethtown 9-W even-
ings after 8:30 P. M. 3125(1tp
WANTED: Men and

N. Market Street, Mt.
Stehmans Mill. 3/18 2t

WANTED: Coins for my collection.
Phone 44J, Mount Joy. Preferably
at.6 P. M. 104 S, Barbara street, Mt.
Joy. 3/18 4tp.

WANTED: Farmer to farm

tobacco farm on Modern
buildings, furtile' soil} ar Bain-
bridge. Norman R. H an, Bain-
bridge. > 3/18 2t
Mattress
FOR SALE: Inner Spri
Open Sat. only 10 t
Store, 21 E. High S

ADD COW MANURE to your fer-
tilizer this year for greater harvest.
Call John J. Herr, Mount Joy 132J
or C. M. Herr, Marietta 3223. 3tp
in
WANT TO RENT—Dwell#figs i
Mount Jov and vicinity} fof our em-
ployes. Musser Bros, nt Joy.
2-25-tf
WANTED—More People to use our
classified columns and turn useless
articles around their homes into
rash by advertising them in this col-

and Alterations. Ne

any type or size.
WANTED — Your next#roll of
Blms, send 25 cents apd gof 8 Velvet
Waxed Prints and fre argement
courons. Our 21st ye
Capital City Photo SeWice, Box 53,
Harrisburg, Pa. mav-19-tf
WANTED — Rverybody in this
section to use these columns when-
aver they have anything they want
lo buy tf
TEXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of John H. Shellenberger,
late of Rorough of Mount Joy, de-
ceased.
Letters. testamentary 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 in Mount Joy, Pa.
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
Executor.
3/4/6t.

Henry M. Bruner, Atty.
EXFCUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Susan M. M. Charles
late of Mount Joy Borough, Deceas-
ed.
Letters testamentary 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 undersigned,
JOSEPH A. CHARLES,
1193 Elm Avenue
Lancaster, Pa.
Executor

Arnold & Bricker
Attorneys 3/18/6t

aforesaid, Northwardly to the South-
side of Virginia Avenue; thence ex"
tending Southwardly along the East”
side of said common alley, a disx-|
tance of 80 feet to a point in the
North side of West Walnut
aforesaid; thence extending East-/
wardly along the North side o
West Walnut Street aforesaid,
distance of 135 feet, to the North]
west corner of North West End’
Avenue and West Walnut Street |
aforesaid, the place of Beginning
Seized and taken in execution as”
property of Elizabeth E. McClure:
W. D. LEED
Sheriff |

MEN
WANTED
Permanent position in “Essen-
tial” Industry with progressive
management.
Security of work, Fair weekly
wages, Hospitalization, Group
insurance, Christmas bonus, Ideal
working conditions. No experi-
ence required. Honesty and
steadiness count most.
All applications will be con-
sidered and acknowledged. In-
terview by appointment.
P. O. BOX 85 —].E.B.
MOUNT JOY, PA.

|
Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad- |
vertising left on their door step.

EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE!
Estate of Frank G. Drabenstadt,
late of Mount Joy Borough, de-
ceased.
Letters testamentary 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
sanfe, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed.
UNION NATIONAL MT.
JOY BANK.
Mount Joy, Pa.
Executor
Arnold & Bricker, Attys. 2-25-6t

Geod Health
is Needed!
Becauseof
the increased
strain from

work, or oth
war work,
with an
Spencer Suxp
lly Designed
A
MRS. MARY W. FREY
434 S. Market St.
Phone 243-R E'TOWN, PA.

| living at Chiques, now resides at the

‘Have you got BATS |i
IN YOUR ATTIC? |
No, But ba DO Have: Stuff
Po pL AAS BEN

ia Blin,
LANDISVILLE
Pvt. Ira B. Sauder, formerly of
town, is stationed at the Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Maryland, with
Co. G, 2nd Ordinance Training Reg-
iment.

Abduat The Sick
Jean Robertson is ill with scarlet
fever.
Joe Weaver and Mr. George Hess
are ill with Mumps.
Mr. H. W. Minnick who is in the
General Hospital is improving.
Mrs. Amanda Ginder who wag
Neffsville Menndnite Home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Struthers
moved from their home on Cooper
Avenue, on Tuesday. The property
was sold at private sale and the
new occupants will move there in
the near future.
Robert Buel has returned home
from the U. S. Army.
At a special service in the Church
of God on Sunday. The four Free-
doms were discussed by Mary Eliz-
abeth Baker, Speech; Religion, J. U.
Baker, Want, Frank Nolt and Fear
by Amos Herr,
Mrs. Earle Ginder entertained her
Sewing Club this afternoon at her
home. Instead of the usual sewing
hour, games were played and prizes
awarded. Mrs. Wm. Bensing, of
Lancaster was a guest.
High School
(From Page 1)
teacher, will direct the play. The as-
sistant directress and prompter is
Mary Hipple, a member of the class.
Six committees have been ap-
pointed to help with the production.
Gane Ficherly, Ammon Hoffer,
Robert Lehman, and Asher Schroll
have charge of the business end of
the play, while publicity is in the

hands of Richard Brown, Oliver
Snyder, John Getz, and Frank
Young.
Vera Eby and Paul Hollinger are
co-chairmen of the ticket committee.
The stage crew consists of Gerald
Hostetter, Robert Newcomer, Lewis
Sherk, Clarence Wilson, and Robert
Bergman.
Sara Fellenbaum, Janet Earhart,
and Zelda Gehman have charge of
collecting the properties.
The ushers will be Robert Det-
wiler, Patricia Horlocker, and Helen
Hockenberry.

and pay you Jiffererice.
[]
9:2 7
North Prince Street
LANCASTER, PA.
Open Evenings

Men wanted to
molding. Excellent oppor-
tunity for a paying job
in a constan expanding
essential indugtry.
eral vacancies for
administrative
Also s
women
experien
First and Second Class Ma-
chinists wanted.
Those now engaged in war
work need not apply.

Apply at Employment Office
500 Block of New Holland
Avenue.
Armstrong Cork
Gompany
CLOSURE PLANT
\
ount Joy, Lancaster Coin
Sule ew
If you want a notice or your sale
inserted in this register weekly from
now until day of sale. ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE, send or phone us your
sale date and when you are ready,
let us print your bills. That's the
cheapest advertising you can get.

Friday, March 26—On the prem-
ises in West Hempfield Township,
on the road leading from Ironville
to Kinderhook, one mile north of
Columbia, full line of household
goods, farming implements and or-
chard equipment, sprays, etc, by
Ed. Floyd. Edgar Funk, auct.
Saturday, Mar. 27—On the prem-
ises in East Donegal Twp. one-
quarter mile west of Florin, along
the Harrisburg state highway,
household goods and 1-horse im-
plements by B. Frank Emswiler.
C. S. Frank, Auct.

Saturday, March 27—At Beverly
Twin Market, 2 miles north of Eliz-
abethtown, horses, cows, bulls, hogs,
farm implements, chicks, furniture,
etc, by G. K. Wagner. Sce adver-
tisement.
Saturday, Mar. 27—On the prem-
ises in Manor township, on the back
road leading from Millersville to
Rock Hill, real estate and household
goods by Benj. G. Manning and
Minnie G. Mann, administrators of
Annie G. Hanselman, dec'd. Edgar
Funk, auct.
Tuesday, Mar. 30—On the prem-
ises in Rapho township in the vil-
lage of Mastersonville, 21-2 story
frame house, frame barn, ete. Also
some personal property by Adin G.
Light. Aldinger, auct.

Tuesday, March 30th—On the
premises in Manheim Twp., oppo-
site Long’s Park, public sale of
household goods by Clayton S. Her-
shey, Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
Thursday, April 1—On the prem-
ises in East Hempfield Twp., Two
blocks north of Landisville, on the
road leading to East Petersburg,
Pair Mules, Pony, 50 head of regis-
tered Guernseys, farming imple-
ments, and household goods by
Harry L. Mumma. Dupes & Hess,
Auctioneers

Saturday, Apr. 3rd—On the prem-
ises on Chocolate Avenue, Florin,
Pa., household goods by Michael H.
Wagenbach. Frank, auct.

Saturday, April 3—On the prem-
of Landisville, farming implements
and tools by Mrs. John Showalter,
Elmer Spahr, Auct. Sale at 1 p. m.

Saturday, April 10—On the prem-
ises at 17 East Main street, Mount
Joy, public sale of household goods
by Jos. B. Hershey. Sale at 1:00
P. M. Frank, auct.
Saturday, April 10—On the prem-
ises in the Boro of Manheim, real
estate by John W. Boyd and Henry
S. Boyd, executors of H. Oliver
Boyd, deceased. Rebman, auct. See
advertisement.
Good Friday, April 23 — At the
Boro limits of Mount Joy, 250 head
of live stock, baby chix, shoats,
merchandise, etc. Also household
goods, farm implements, ete., sold on
commission by C. S. Frank and
Bro.
RHEEMS
Mrs. Susan Heisey spent a few
days in Rheems, as the guest of her
sons, Jacob and Scott Heisey.
Miss Florence Kuhns, of Harris-
burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Miller and son, Richard of Carlisle,
spent Sunday with the Menno Rein-
hold family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shank and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Prescott at Bainbridge.
A chimney fire at the home of
Harry G. Heisey was extinguished
by the Rheems Fire Company at
10:30 A. M. Sunday.
The Rheems P. T. A. Association,
met on Friday night in the Rheems
School house, with the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Phares Landis presiding.
The meeting opened by singing
the National Anthem.
Program consisted of piano solo,
by Norman Shank; reading, by Dor-
is Murphy; piano duet, by Martha
Gibbens and Catherine Gephart;
spelling class for children grades 1
to 8, won by Clifford Gipple; quiz
contest won by Paul Miller; follow-
ed by a social hour. The next meet-
ing will be held the third Friday in
April.
Bes. lest A lice
Everybody in this locality reads
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-

tisers get such excellent results.
Lancaster County's
(From Page 1)
selling the largest amount of pork.
Members start with pigs weighing
from 30 to 50 pounds and should be
on feed by June 1. Roundup will be
sponsored by the Lancaster Live-
stock Exchange and held at the
Lancaster Stock Yards in Septem-
ber. This year there will be a heavy
demand for all the pork that can be
produced; this is one project which
should be considered by every hoy
and girl. The out goal is to have 150
members feeding out 400 head of
hogs.
Capons
Members should take at least 50
cockerels of one of the heavy broods
of poultry and have them caponized
when they are from 6 to 8 weeks of
age; this should be done between
May 1 and April 1; your County
Agent will assist you in caponizing
the birds. Birds for the Easter
market can be started later in the
summer. The demand for all poul-
try meat is good and the price ceil-
ings will allow a decent profit. Ca-
pons are marketed when weighing
from 7 to 10 pounds. Capon club
members in 1942 made an average
profit per bird of $1.10; this is a very
popular project and requires a small
investment. Goal—100 members.
Home Garden
The importance of the family gar-
den in the coming year is greater
than before; we realize that nearly
all farms have a garden but is it
large enough and does it produce
the variety of vegetables needed
for the family for the entire year?
It is suggested that members have
at least 1500 square feet of garden
for a family of three; for each ad-
ditional member in the family have
another 500 square feet; grow at
least 15 varieties of vegetables. Farm
girls should enroll in the home can-
ning project and can the surplus;
with the government taking a large
part of the canned and dried fruits
and vegetables, this project is very
important this year. County Goal
is to have 100 garden projects.
HOME ECONOMICS
4-H Canning Club
25 jars of fruit and vegetables in-
cludes 10 jars of fruits, 7 jars of to-
matoes, 3 jars of greens, 3 jars of
other vegetables.
As a goal 100 jars of fruits
vegetables for service.
4-H Food Preparation
Planning and preparation of meals!
for family, such as breakfast, dinner
and supper. Must prepare and serve
five family meals, as a service for
Victory serve at least 30 meals.
4-H Lunch Box
Prepare 10 lunches to include pre-
paration of four different kinds of
sandwich filling, 3 kinds of desserts,
2 hot dishes. to supplement the
packed lunch. This year the pack-
ing of at least 30 for self or some
member of the family is encouraged
for service.
4-H Clothing
Construction of one dress, mend-
ing stockings, sewing on of buttons.
For service to take over the family
mending for the summer.
4-H Care cf Children
To care for children a total of 10
required. For service, 30
and
hours is
hours.
4-H Room Improvement
To care for own room is require-
ment of club member. But for ser-
vice, could take responsibility of the
home for 30 hours during the sum-
mer. Also must make a plan of the
bed room. Construct three articles
from one unit for that room.
rr Wasi
WINS “BEST FARM
RECORD” PRIZE
Herbert B. Shelly, Manheim voca-
tional student, won a prize of $5 in
Defense stamps for the best set of
farm records kept by a vocational
boy cn his father’s farm in Lancas-
ter county. The contest is sponsor-
ed by the Lancaster Production
Credit association annually, which
also serves Lebanon and Dauphin
counties. Shelly was second in the
district, Marion Deppen, Millers-
burg, Dauphin, captured the grand
prize of a free trip to Baltimore.
li
TODAY'S MARKETS
Prices Paid To Farmers

Wheat 0, per bu. $ 1.25
Corn... ni 0a per bu. 95
Hay i per ton 20.00
Straw... per ton 18.00
Potatoes... cic. per bu. 1.80
Egg, white. per doz. 35
Eggs, brown.......... per doz. .36
Chickens, live, heavy..... 1b. 24
Chickens, live, light,...... 1b. 23
Young Chickens...... per lb. 24-25¢
Old : Roosters. ......... per lb. 18
A A,
PRODUCE VEGETABLE FOOD
Use your garden space for vege-
tables having the most food value,
suggest Penn State gardening spec-
ialists.
iain tl
market
Shoats, Potatoes, Etec.

50,000 BABY CHICKS
EARLY!
G.K. Wagner's Chickery r

, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, March 25, 1943
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week
(From Page 1)
Miss Betty Steiner, of Elizabeth-
town, called on Raymond Forwood
and family on Monday evening.
Mr.
family and household effectsinto the
Zimmerman property on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Forwood
celebrated their 32nd wedding an-
Goldie Shetter.
sale of his household goods at his
urday, April 3rd.
Miss Sara Hershey, of Philadel-
phia, is svending a week of her va-
cation with her parents,
Mrs. Norman E. Hershey.
at the Bethlehem Steel Co., at Leb-
anon. He was formerly employed
at Bachman Chocolate Co.
Mr. Samuel Shelly and Mrs. Jos.
Heisey spent Sunday with the for-|
mer’s daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Miller, near Elizabethtown.
Pvt. Ralph Sauders was warfop)
red to Omaha, Neb., and he notified,
phone on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.
were notified last week that their
son, J. Robert and wife announce
Chicago, Ill.
ec
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Paris N. Garber, of
Maytown, announce the engage-|
ment of their daughter, Mary Ellen, |
to Roy W. Garber, son of Mrs.
Grace Garber, of Rheems.
Miss Garber is employed at he!
employed by the ‘Weaver Manu-!
Big PUBLIC SALE
of Live Stock&Farm Machinery
SATURDAY, MARCH 27th, 1943
At 11 A. M. sharp, at fos Twin Market, on old fois Pike, two
miles north of Elizabethtown, eight miles south of Hershey.
4 Head of GOOD BIG HORSES
1 Pair Good Bay Horses
Weighing 2800 lbs. A real pair; 6 and 8 years
old.

—of—
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON SATURDAY, APRIL ® DS |
At 2:30 P. M. on the premis
undersigned executors of hy i
will and testament of H. Oliver|
Boyd, late of the Borough of Man-|
heim, deceased, will sell at public|
sale the following described real
estate: |
Two and One-half Story mn
{
|
of the lot. Containing
BRI C K DWELLING
said Main Street 31 fet 6 inches,!
HOUSE No. 74 S. Main
thence Westward 1924 feet,

Street, with a frame an
concrete block building

feet 6 inghes, thencgf Westward along|
said Strept 12 fe thence
ward 76 hes, thence East-|
ward 139 feet, fence Northward 1
foot and § inchs and thence East-
ward 65 Main Street.
Sale to eld on the above]
premises Saturday, April 10,
1942 at 2:30 P. M., when the terms]
and conditions will be made known|
JOHN W. BOYD,
HENRY S. BOYD,
Executors of H. Oliver Boyd, Dec’
John C. Rebman, Auct.
Arnold & Bricker, Attys. |
Big S: Sale
d. |

sell on cof
Goods,
sale, ping |
We want 500 Laying Hens for |
this sale and will buy same or sell]
them on commission.
Remember we are always in the!
for all kinds of Cows,
at this

C. S. Frank & Bro. |
Phones: 219R2 or 213 R3
Quality
CHICKS |

Every s., Wed., Fri.
SEXED CHICKS ON ORDER
White Pekin and Indian Runner
DUCKLINGS
TURKEY POULTS
Be sure to let us have your order
On Old Hershey Pike —
at Beverly Twin Market
Write or Phone for price list.

| Hising in the Bulletin.
Stimulate your business by adver
PHONE 291-R-2
P. O. Box 226 Elizabethtown, Pa. Hess, Aldinger, Wagner, Auctioneers.
‘Kaylor, Herr, Harbold, Rhine, Clerks.
James Mumper moved his
niversary on Tuesday, March 23, the following to wit:
1543. .
Pvt. Clarence Todd, of Camp Pair Black Mare Mules
Pendleton, Virginia Beach, had a Both Single Line Leaders
five day furlough and visited Miss
Mr. M. H. Wagenbach will fave)
home on Chocolate Avenue, on Sat-|
Mr. and
"Paul Forwood accepted a position.
his mother, Mrs. Donald Eichler by!
and Mrs. John E. Eshleman|
the arrival of a son, at a hospital in|
State Hospital for Crippled Chil-|
dren, Elizabethtown. Mr. Garber is|
facturing Co., Elizabethtown. |
PUBLIC SALE |
thence fo
[Write for Price List, Box 225, R. D.
4 rion Shovels, Garden Hoes; 100 five-gal. Cans Roof Pitch; 200 Gals.
New Paint, all colors;
also lots of Used Feeders for chicks;
STED FLOCKS Lead, the best there is; 100 Axe, Hammer,
gross Vanilla, Disinfectant and Cocoanut Shampoo; 12 Gals. Roof Cement;
Twenty-five 5-lb. cans Putty;
|Step- -ladders; 6 Long-handled Scrapers;
{for it.
{sharp, with Poultry Supplies, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Paints, Oils, Disin-
lfectant, Roof Pitch, Small articles, Furniture; 12 noon sharp, all imple-
| ments,
{Riorses after cattle are sold every body be here at 11 A. M. sharp, in
jorder to see everything sold, and buy what you are looking for,

|MUCH FOOD EATEN leaders at the Pennsyl
A man in the armed forces College suggest that eack
inearly a ton of food in a year. At|ber can figure how clos
rnd farm prices in 1942, the raw | producing project comes
[total about $132. State 4-H Club |ing the value of the food
| materials in this food budget would! man consumes in a year.
PUBLIC SALE
LIVE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS!
THURSDAY, APRIL 1st, 1943
The undersigned will sell at public sale on the pre-
mises in East Hempfield Township, two blocks north
of Landisviile, on the road leading to East Petersburg,

ONE PONY, 13 hands high, 6 yrs. old, easy to handle
for any child that can drive.
50 Registered

any “herd. Write for o
Breeders’ Association, Pa
Harrisburg, Pa.
n FARMING
wagon with 4

ENTS
+ tires and hay flat plat-
with open hay flats, Andes

| ladders, 10- h A
rubber tire, cultipacker, roller,
J€ delivery rake, cultivator with ho-
ier single row potato digger, Ideal
e l-horse shovel harrows, scorer,
ees, 2 sets harness, tobacco press
cutter, Wilson eight 100-l1b.
lvinator compresser; new and
and used milk cans,"b§ckets, strainers and many other
All implemeMts are almost new,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Bedroom Suites, tables, coal oil stove, chairs, car=
| pets, and other articles too numerous to mention.
| Household Goods will be sold at 11 o'clock, Imple-
ments at 12 o'clock and Cattle at 1:30 P. M.
Terms and conditions will be made known by
Dupes & Hess, Aucts.
Landis & Grayhill, Clks. Har ry L. Mumma
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and scale, Trexle
can cabinet with",

articles.

1 Pair Grey Horses
years old;
Weighing 3000 lbs. Ten one a
single line leader.
50 Head Upper County
Holstein and Guernsey
COWS
|Fresh and Close Springers; also a few
|First-calf Heifers, due this Spring.

10 HEAD OF STOCK BULLS
Lob of which are especially good Purebred weighing 1000 lbs.
each. The above cows are the best that
{R. Mummaw, Come and look them over
selected by M. L. G.
ney can buy; selected by J.
yourself. Some of the Bulls
{200 Head of
J and SHOATS
he best that grow, by my regular
hog dealers, who furnish them for
all my sales. Don’t miss this sale,
W- as we have the Hogs for you—Po-
shires and other breeds. Bring your
and Hogs.
specially

ASE TRACTOR ON RUBBER
Two-bottom Case Plo as new; 3 Walking Plows, Boggs Potato
Grader, used one seasol [sk Harrow; Good 2-horse Wagon; Two 1-
horse Wagons; Land Roller; 50 New Perfection Egg Cases; One Electric
and One Oil Brooder; Dellinger Roughage Mill, 300 Bushels Patterson
|Seed Oats, 25 Tons Baled Hay and Straw; 4 Sets Front Gears and Bridles,
5 Sticks, Double and Single-trees; lot of other small articles for
th
We Have 25 ,000 BABY CHICKS for Sale
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
2, or Phone 291R2, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Lot of Furniture of All Kinds
nose Potatoes, Cheese Dealer, Fruit of all kinds in season, 5 dozen
w Home-made Brooms, 5 dozen New Forks, Garden Rakes, Lime Shov-
lot New Water Fountains and Feeders for chicks;
25 Gals. Linseed Oil; 100 lbs, White
Sledge and Pick Handles; 10
5 Gals. Varnish; 50 Gals. Motor Oil; 3 New
lots other goods not advertised.
Anyone having anything to sell, bring it to this sale—we have buyers
We sell for cash and pay cash. Order of sale—Starts 11 A. M.
Tractor and Poultry; 12:45 sharp, Hogs; 2 P. M.,, Cows, Bulls;
Eats and
freshments sold on grounds. Baby Chicks, Fruit, other goods will be sold
all day. Come early and stay late.
G. K. WAGNER
Owner and Operator of
BEVERLY TWIN MARKET