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FOR SALE: Columbia: Range, ‘Ap-.
ply Samuel Brubaker, R1, Mt. Joy,
Pa. ~1219i2tp
FOR SALE: Large balloon tired
Scooter $4.00; Baby Walker, $2.00.
Fhone 258 Mt. Joy. 12° 19]1t
LOST: Canvass Tent ‘Top, between
Sheetz funeral] home {and Mt. Joy
cemetery. Phone 45, Roy B. Sheetz
MANY, MANY THANKS
The Mount Joy Community
Chorus wishes to thank Mr. and
Mrs. H. N. Nissly and all patrons
for their assistance in making the
Christmas Concert a grand success.
The way the public demands
incredsés and so raises costs, you
would “think every fellow had a
$750-a-week salary.
FOR SALE:
26” bicycle, new paint, gener-
ator lights, just like new. F. G.
Mctzler, Phone 288J2 Mount Joy.
Completely rebuilt |
Mortuary
Record In
‘This Section
(From page 1)
Mount Joy; and the
by
Paravian
Commandery, No. 600, Knights of | the cheapest advertisingyou can get
Malta, Lancaster. He was a molder ——
occupation and was employed
at the Grey Iron Casting Co. here
for many years. Later he was em-
ployed at the Florin Foundry. Be-
N 9 : : ir :
Mr. Joy Eis 19: | 12-19-1t | sides his wife, the former Eliza-
LOST: Cocoanut Mats, between | NOTICE: For your holiday fruit | beth Runk, he is survived by these
Sheetz funeral home and Reichs | dish, buy goed flavorea home grown | children: John W., at home; Lena,
cemetery. Phone 45, Roy B. Sheetz,
Mt. Joy, Pa. tf
FOR SALE: Tan Coat, 100% wool,
size 18 or 20, good condition: black
like new, size 38. Apply 203
W. Main St., Mount Joy, Pa,
12-19-1tp
uress,
FOR SALE: Pair Lady’s Tan Shoes,
waxed style, size 8B, Call Mrs. John
Wagner, Mt. JoyRl1. 12-19-2tp
WANTED: 100 two-horse culfiva-|
tors, new and used. Preferably Mec-
Cormick-Deering I. C. Wagner,
Notify R. C. Wagner, 44 Fast Main
St, Mt. Joy. 12-19-4tp)|
FOR SALE: Excellent Building Lot|
560x200 ft. Located on Pinkerton!
Road and adjoins the new Philip's
home. Apply Roy L. Packer, Mt. |
Joy. 12-419-1t
FOR SALE: Desirable Eight room
house, © Electric, ‘running water. |
Barn, Garage, and lot of Ground,
in Mastersonville, Possession April |
Lancaster County .Appies. Delicious,
Stayman Wiresap. Smokehouse,
Biack Twig, Roman Beauty. Sold at |
and Frances E.,
wife of Farl Eshelman, Mount Joy;
at home. Two bro-
Cold Storage of Fairview Orchards. | thers, Charles H, and Levi G,
Mrs. Kathryn Snyder, Florin, ra. both of Mount Joy. also survive.
12-18-24 | The funeral will be held from
GIFT SUGGESTIONS: PIANOS | his late home Saturday morning
all prices, Sheet Music, Rolls, Ben=
ches, Scarfs. GUITARS; BANJOS;
VIOLIN; UKES. Picks, Strings, and
Mount Joy cemetery.
at 11 o'clock with interment in the
other excessories;, Elect. Portable
Phonographs; Needles. MUSICAL | Mrs. Alice G. Beatty
TOYS for the kiddies," Musical Mrs. Alice G. Beatty, eighty-two,
Blox $2, Drums $2.95, Song Flutes
& Tonettes $1, Bubble Pipes 30c,
Hum-A-Zoos 15¢, Skylarks 5c, and
other items tco numerous to men-
tion. Open daily to Xmas 9 am. to
9 p.m. Alton Reifsnyder, 21 E. High
St., Elizabethtown, Pa. 12|5/3t
FOR SANE
Houses - Lots - Farms and Business
NOW. is the time to {ist your real
estate for a quick sale with
F. G. 'SHIRK CO., REALTORS
5 N. Duke St. Lancaster,
Pa.
Rep. By
J. STATLER KUHN
1456 Donegal Springs Rd., Mt. Joy, Pa.
1, 1947. Stella Ginder, Manheim R3. | Phone 247-M Mount Joy
12-19-2tp| ;
WAITRESS WANTED: Immediately PROPERTY FOR SALE
Experience not necessary.” Apply
Lincoln Grill & Bowling Alleys, Mt.
Joy. 12-12-tf
IF INTERESTED in selling your
car—See—Ben Staley or call 163R2,
Mount Joy.
5-9-tf
2 1 Story HOUSE and 2 car garage
Situated on a lot 25 ft. X 180 ft.
Located on Mt. Joy St. Mount Joy
Apply Miss Esther Henry
301 East Main St.,, Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 88 12|5/3t
PAINTING |
FOR SALE: 1932 Plymouth Coach Frederick Leiberher, 237 Marietta |
good running condition. New paint | Ave., Mt. Joy. Phone 108W.
and geod tires. Apply 9 East Don-
egal street, Mt. Joy, Pa. 12/12{2tp
CANARIES FOR SALE: Guarante-
ed singing {canaries. . A cheerful
gilt, come and see them. Mrs. Ruby |
Williams, 209
Joy, Pa.
Donegal St. Mt.
12-12-2tp
FOR SALE: 1932 Plymouth Sedan
5 new “6-ply tires. Excellent con-
dit'on. Apply Elwood Hocker, Cedar |
Tree Inn, 1-4 mi. west of Florin,
12/12|2tp
FOR SALE: Columbia Ceal Range,
excellent condition. Also 2-burner
clectric plate. Phone Marietia @
eight exposure roll developed and
printed plain or deckle edge, 25¢
(coin). Reprints 3¢ each. Minimum
order 25c. Capital City Photo Ser-
vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa.
2/115/tf, Apply Mrs. Ebersole, second floor,
{between 2 and 4 p. m. {
I'OR SALE: Capons, dressed. Apply | HAGER BRO., INC. :
Ralph H. Musser, Route 1, Mt. Joy, 5-29-tf
Phone. 909R2.
FOR SALE: Majestic Kitchen Coal
Range with hot water facilities, 30
gallon water tank on stand includ-
Excellent baker. Phone Mt.
57." 12/58
ed
Joy
FORMAL. DRESSES FOR SALE
White cotton net with red velvet
ribl
ed); yellow silk net with: ruffles;
pink brocaded taffeta; white taffeta
ton with . double white net skirt,
licht blue trim. Sizes indefinite
ranging from 9 te 14. 1] East Main
£t., Mt. Joy, Phone 320. 12/12]tf
BOYS WANTED: To work part
Apply Kulp’s Confectionery,
11-21%
ime,
Mount Joy.
I'OR SALE: Corn fed Broad bres
ed Turkeys, live or dres
Joseph Host ter. Phone 903Rb
Mt. Joy. 11-21-5tp
WANTED: First Class carpenters,
Paul A. Martin, contractor, Mt. 3%
t
FOR SALE: Place your order now
for holiday Turkeys. Dressed or live
plv Norman Becker, phone Mt.
Joy 146J-11. 11-14-12-19p
woOD FOR S : Anyone inter
ested in buying ved wood for re-
». call Jacob G. Baker, contractor,
im, phone 294-M, Manheim.
10 24'tf
FOR SALE: %H. P. motor, 1750 R.
; home made drill press
chuck. 4 Manheim St., Mt.
10-24-tf
St td
Pa
ANTIGUES AND GLASSWARE
WANTED, of all kinds. Old gold,
Jowelry, old tvpe furniture. Before
ell call “Jim”, phone Lancis-
ter 26843. 319 N. Queen Street.
2 10-24-8-10p
Wrecked Automobiles,
Ye anv model. Also for sale: annual electon will be held at the
5 . for all mak:s of cars. First National Bank & Trust Com-
H Pp Shank. Auto Wrecking. Phone panv. at Mount Joy, Pennsylvania,
now TA N. Poplar St., Elizabeth- on Tuesday January 14, 195.5,
twee Pa. 10-10-tf tween the hours of 9 am. an 12 |
own, Pa am. for the election of directors, |
FOR SALE: Electric Brooder, the transaction of such othe
tv 100. used two months, good business as may come before the
Apply Paul A. Martin Jr.
2] Road, Mt. Joy. 9-26-tf
SA Deep Mine Collery
You All sizes. C. B. Myers, Florin.
“Phone Mt. Joy 79-J4. 9-5-tf.
WANTED .
GIRT. WITH TYPING
FOR BILLING
FPARTMENT
GOOD SALARY
VACATION WITH PAY
HOS PITALIZATION
LIFE INSURANCE
1 CHOCOLATE CO. INC.
PA. i
12{12itf|
n trim (can be easily
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WANTED
|EXPERIENCED -STENOGRAPHER
| GOOD SALARY
VACATION WITH PAY
HOSPITALIZATION
LIFE INSURANCE 3
KLFIN CHOCOLATE CO. INC.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
{WANTED — High cash prices paid
{for the following: old dishes, glass
|ware, tin, copper and brass ware;
{old lamps, sink benches, desks, old
cupboards of all kinds, tables, guns,
‘money, ‘anything in antiques. Call
|Steady employment, no night work:
|Salary, commission, and discount,
Also, competent seamstress for
lsame. Dept. Steady work, salary and
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Maria E. Nolt, late of
[East Hempfield Township, deceased:
Letters of administration on said
astate having been granted to the
indersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those hav-
ng claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed, residing at Landisville, Pa.
PHARES B. NOLT
JOHN B. NOLT
Administrators |
James N. Lightner, Att'y 11-21-6t |
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EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE!
Fstate of Mary E. Kern. late of |
East Hempfield Township, deceased. |
Letters testamentary on said
state having been granted to the]
'dersigned, all persons indebted]
the ‘eto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
sante, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed
Executor
HARRY N. NISSLY
Mt. Joy, Pa.
Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, Atty’s. ;
12/5,6¢
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
snnual election will’ be held at the!
J National Mount Joy Bank,
Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, on Tues-
day, January 14, 1947, between the
hours of ten o'clock.a.m. and two
ycleck pm. for the election of
directors and to transact all such
other business as may legally come
before the meeting:
H. N. NISSLY, Cashier.
ELECTION NOTICE
NNntice is hereby given that the
stockholders meeting. :
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier.
1212/5t |
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MAYTOWN NATIONAL BANK
MAYTOWN, PENNA.
Stockholders Meeting and Election |
Of Officers
The annual meeting of the stock- |
holders of this bank will be held |
at the banking rooms, Tuesday |
January 14, 1947, between the hours’
of 1 to 3 pm. for the election of
| directors and the transaction of any
other business as may legally come
before the meeting.
J. H. HOFFMAN, Cashier. |
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Grand View
257 Marietta St., died at the Lan-
caster General Hospital, at 6 p.m.
| Thursday. Formerly of Drexel Hill,
she was the daughter of the late
Harry G. and Barbara Engle Gar-
ber. She is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Mary G. Miller, with whom
she lived, and two nephews and a
niece.
The funeral was held from her
late home here on Monday after-
noon.
Elias T. Frey
Elias T. Frey, sixty-one, Eliza-
bethtown RD, died Saturday in the
Cenera] Hospital of pneumonia. He
| had been ill for two weeks. He was
a member of the Elizabethtown
Mennonite Church.
Surviving are his wife Fannie S.
Frey, several children and a num-
ber of brothers and sisters.
Amos W. Nissley
Amos W. Nissley, ninety-three,
died at the home of his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
ue] K. Garman, of Sporting Hill,
Manheim R1, at 8:15 p.m. Friday
| following a week's illness. A re-
tired farmer, he was a member of
the Mennonite Church and the son
of the late Henry and Jane Wolge-
muth Nissley. He is survived by
12122 Hart's 161 N. Charlotte St. Manheim, | these children: Mrs. Samuel K.
FOR SALE: 5 piece Hoosier Break- [Phone 19W. 6-20-83) with whom he Jesided;
fast Set . alsg whild’s high. chair. r Harvey, Manheim R2; and Mrs.
Apply. 343 Wi Donegal strecty Mount HELP WANTED Sha Intel Luther Boyd, Manheim RI. Thir-
— i 12 1 young woman he get ing teen grandchildren and 13 great
PHOTO FINISHING--Any six or|position in Plain Clothing Dept | grandchildren also. survive.
Henry N. Hostetter
died at his home, Mount Joy R1,
farmer and member of the Menno-
nite Church, he was born in East
Donegal Township, son of the late
Christian K. and Fannie S. Nissley
Besides
his wife, the former
Emma Reist, he is survived by four
children, Ella R., at home: Fannie
R., wife of Jonas B. Brubaker, Mf. |
Joy: Katharine R., wife of Harry
C. Swarr, Lancaster RS: Christian
R., Palmerton; two grandchildren
and one great grandchild. A sister,
Lavina, wife of Amos
Hershey,
Manheim, also survives.
The funeral was held in the Men-
nonite Church here on Monday
afternoon with interment in Kray-
bills cemetery in East Donegal.
eras men
LANCASTER COUNTY
Henry N. Hostetter, eighty-four, |
| Three
| ingale Awake”,
at 7:45 am. Thursday following an |
illness of several days. A retired |
TOBACCO SHOW
(From page 1)
bindery type among the growers.
Class 3 and 4 will be known as
Filler B's. Class 3 will be over 26
inches and Class 4 under 26 inch-
es. Both cf these classes comprise
what is known as heavy wrapper |
tobacco among growers and does
not mean fillers or second grade |
tobacco.
An exhibit in any class shall |
consist of 15 leaves with an add-
itional leaf as a tier. The leaves in
any exhibit should be uniform in |
coler, length, thickness ete. and be |
free from blemishes.
No entries will be accepted after
1:30 on the day of the ‘show. Prior
to the show date samples may be
sent or left "at the Tobacco Ex-
periment Station, Lancaster RD3. |
Most of the samples entered in the
Lancaster Show will ke held, con-
ditioned, and entered in the State
Show at Harrisburg if the exhibit-
or consents,
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ERB & CO. HELD $72.000
CATTLE SALE AT MIDDLETOWN |
C. S. Erb & Company,
Farms,
on November 25th conducted one |
of the largest public sales of cattle
held at their sales barns, for many
years. The proceeds cf the sale a-
mounted
Florin Affairs
of the | the direction
Middletown, | Broske, orgs _i,
Sale Register
| If you want a notice on your sale
| inserted in this register weekly
{ from now until day of sale. ABSO-
LUTELY FREE, send or phone us
your sale date and when you are
ready let us print your bills. That's
New Years Day, Jan. 1 — At
Beverly Twin Market, on old Her-
shey Pike, two miles north of Eliza-
bethtown, 8 miles south of Hershey.
All day community sale of hard-
furniture,
ware, poultry supplies,
| tires, 8 trucks and cars, 25 Tractors,
| machinery, horse drawn imple-
| ments, 200 head of hogs and shoats,
| 40 head of cattle, dairy cows and
| bulls, etc. by G. Ka Wagner.
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Friday, December 20 — At the
Bulletin Office, Mount Joy, Penna.,
public sale of a 2 1-2 story frame
house, electric, water, situated at
124 David Street, corner of Lumber
Street, in the Boro of Mount Joy.
by Mrs. David Shonk. C. S. Frank,
Auct.
Saturday, December 14 — On the
premises on Woods Street, Rohrers-
town a 1 1-2 story brick dwelling,
9 rooms, bath, hot water heat, e-
lectric, by Melvin Krow, Charles
Shinton, Executors of Dora Kess-
ler, Dec’d. Edg. F. Funk, Auct.
Saturday, December 28 — On the
premises on Main street in the
Village of Landisville, East Hemp-
field Township, 2 1-2 story brick
dwelling, 4-car garage, all
modern conveniences, by Phares B.
Nolt and John B. Nelt Executors
of Will of Christian B.
Nolt, Elmer V. Spahr,
Auct.
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Twelfth Annual
(From page 1)
Beauteous Heavenly Light”, J. S.
Bach; The “In Bethlehem's
Lowly Manger”, Williams; The |
Little Town, “Oh Little Town of
Bethlehem”, Redner; The Shep-
herds, “Joy, Joy, Joy”, XVII Cen-
tury; “The Shepherds’ Christmas |
Song”, Swiss; The Angels, “Silent
Are the Meadows”, Williams; The
Shepherds Go to Bethlehem, “What
Can This Mean?”, Staley; The Shep-
herds at the Inn, “The Shepherds
and the Inn”, Mexican; The Shep-
herds Return from Bethlehem,
“Whence Come Ye?”, Italian Folk
Harp Sclo, Miss Gorrecht;
Kings, “The March of the
Kings”, Smith; The Birds
frame
the lest
deceased.
Inn,
| Song;
| The
| METAL NESTS
groups from the choir. Preceding | PROTECT WOODLANDS
the cantata will be a fifteen-min- Because of the heavy
All
this service.
eit imag
Subscribe for the Bulletin.
to attend | tree growth now should be pro-
tected, and thinning and culling
practiced where needed, say Penn
| State extension foresters.
music. are invited
cutting |
ute organ recital of Christmas program during wartime, all young,
‘The Bulletin, Mt. Joy. Pa., Thursday, December 19, 1946—3
‘BIG NEW YEARS ALL DAY,
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
Suggestions For Sale
ELECTRIC EGG CLEANERS
METAL EGG BUCKETS AUTOMATIC FOUNTAINS
TORT CLOCKS FEEDERS
A. C. MAYER
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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PHONE 132R
Public & Community Sale
BEVERLY TWIN MARKET
‘and Live Stock Exchange
G. K. Wagner, Owner & Operator R.D.2 Elizabethtown Phone 291-1-2
25 TRACTORS ON RUBBER, 1 CRAWLER -
Wednesday, January 1, 1947
AT 12:30 NOON
On my farm, Palmyra R. 1, located one-half nrile north of Campbelltown,
two miles south of Palmyra and two miles from Hershey.
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65 Head Pure Bred Certified
CANADIAN HOLSTEIN COWS,
HEIFERS and BULLS
Most of these cows are fresh, the balance close spring:rs. All cattle
offered at this sale are personally selected by myself. I buy only those
cows I believe have the blood lines, production, udder and teat placement
that good breeders and dairymen are looking for. Most of cattle
are second calf heifers, not worn out by over-fezding, but are the kind |
that will improve from the very day you buy them. |
5 BULLS OF SERVICEABLE AGE |
Some very fine weaned bull and heifer calves. If you age looking
for production and show cows, do not miss this opportunity. {
CHARTERED BUS WILL LEAVE INTERCOURSE AT 10 O'CLOCK |
Catalogue on Day of Sale when conditions Will be Made Known by
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EDWARD O’NEAL,
HESS and DUPES, Auctioneers. Palmyra, Pa. Phone 88961
HORST and GINGRICH, Clerks.
HARVEY RETTEW, Pedigrees.
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Welcome the Saviour, “O Night-
Swiss; The Christ |
Child's Lullaby, “Mary’s Manger
Song”, Pottle; Joy to the World,
“Gloria in Excelsis”, Mozart.
Hymn: “O Come All Ye Faith-
ful”, Latin; Benediction, Rev. Tate;
Choral Benediction,
> eee
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cogley
moved to Ortanna, Pa., where Mr.
Cogley has accepted a position.
Dr. J. S. Kendig and daughter, |
Mrs. Mary Minich visited the for-
mers sister and family Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Diechler, Darby, |
last Sunday.
The Woman's Society for Christ- |
Upper
ian Service held their annual |
Christmas party and election of
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officers at the home of Rev. and |
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Mrs. C. A. Price, Mount Joy, last |
Wednesday evening. The new offi-
Mrs.
cers are: president, Mary |
Minich; vice president, Mrs. J. M. |
| Newcomer; treasurer, Mrs. P. B. |
Stehman; secretary, Mrs. M. M. |
| Newcomer and corresponding sec-
retary, Mrs. Amos Newcomer.
Em
(From page 1)
Florin United Brethren Sunday
School will have a pageant entitled,
“The Return To Bethlehem”, in
three acts.
Characters are: Reuben, Paul
McGarvey; Sara, Dorothy Sheeiz:
Dan, Robert Gebhart; Miriam, Joy |
{ Mae Buller; Hanna, Mary Berg-
| man; Narrator, Mrs. John K.
Wittle; Wise Men: Park Shetter, |
Aaron Buckwalter and Marlin |
Gish; Solo, Barbara Ann Long- |
necker; accompanied by Ellen |
Musselman. Al] are invited to at- |
tend this service. Directors
Mildred Gebhart and Ellen
Musselman.
CANTATA BY CHURCH OF GOD
CHOIR SUNDAY, DEC. 22
The Church of God Choir, under |
of Mrs. George F.
will present the
cantata, “Come, Let Us Adore Him",
are
Jean
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| Sunday evening December 22 at
{ 7:30 o'clock. The music for
this |
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classic |
canfata was selected from
to $72,000. There were | Sources and arranged by Laurence |
buyers at the sale from five states. | Keating. Special parts will be sung |
The highest price
worth cf cattle,
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Pr anes
cow brought | by Evelyn Divet, Kathryn Mump- |
$850. Ore buyer purchased $12,000 | er, Ted Weidler, George
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Car inspection proves its worth in protecting
you. While the national figure for fatal traffic
accidents due to mechanical failure of cars
is 18% — in Pennsylvania it is only 4%.
Checking your car’s brakes... headlights...
tires... and steering gear and making certain
they are in good condition protects YOU
from mechanical hazards.
Have your car inspected today.
CARS MUST BE INSPECTED BY JANUARY 31, 1947
There will be no extension of this period.
You will not be allowed to drive after
this date unless you have an official
inspection sticker;
CAR INSPECTION IS A MUST TO
SAVE CARS... TO SAVE LIVES
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
Edward Martin ® David W. Harris
Governor
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| Young cattl>, Lot of up state cows and local cows, 10 stock bulls, also
{bring anything you may have a few days before if pussible.
# on day of sale.
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The Columbia Telephone Company
Secretary of Revenue *
Wednesday January 1, 1947
Starting at 10 A. M. sharp. On the old Hershey Pike 2 miles
oo [north of Elizabethtown, 8 miles south of Hershey, Penna. 3
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| 10:00 A. M.
| All kinds of tools, hardware, poultry supplies, furniture - living room
| suites, two (2) truck load of furniture, lots of new and used tires 16-600,
16-650, sewing machine, Oliver typewriter, 35 log chains, 100 used 10-qt,
buckets, 1 dozen water heaters, 50 folding camp tables, 150 caps, 50 pair
wool gloves.
11:30 A. M. i
EIGHT (8) TRUCKS AND CARS OF THE BEST:
2946 Studebaker ton truck with cattle rack.
1946 Dodge stake bedy truck U tag.
4946 Chevrolet Station truck with 5 seats, 14 passengers.
1937 Studebaker truck U tag with 6% ft. high body closed top and cure
tain sides, all new tres. Radio heater and fog lights.
1941 Two (2) door Ford Sedan like new, radio and heater.
1937 Panel {ruck in good shape.
1936 Chevrolet truck with bed, U tag.
1935 Ford truck with hack, steel bottom, U tag, 1940 motor.
Wg expget more cars and trucks,
Mall; tree saw with two (2) chain saws.
TWENTY FIVE (25) TRACTORS ON RUBBER, lots of them 1946's
| One (1) Nai 15 Catprpillar Crawler.
{ TRACTORS:-' Four (4) Farmall M's, Three (3) Farmall H’s Four (4)
{Farmall A's & B, Two (2) Olivers 70 & 60, Two (2) John Depre A's, one
new, one (1) John Deere B, Three (3) WC Allis Chalmers, Three (3) B
{Allis Chalm=rs, One (1) D. C. Case, Two (2) new Massey Harris 101 Su~
|per, 101 Junior, lot of above tractors have starters, lights, hydraulic lifts,
{power take off and 1946 modeis, One (1) new Bear Cat garden tractor with
|equipn¢>nt, abov= tractors have cultivators, some mowers & plows & corn
|planters, Two (2) New Holland Bailers, one (1) a 1946, New Idea Corn
picker, two (2) Tractor drills, Seven (7) rubber tire wagons, all kinds
|of manure spreaders, disc harrows, cultipacker, tractor plows 3 & 2 & 1
{bottoms. Some on rubber, New two (2) wheel trailers, harrows, Cannon
corn shellers and power shellers, side rakes, combines, bail unloader
wilh motor ‘for bails and corn.
A full line of other machinery and horse drawn implements. Tractor
and horse-drawn tobacco planters,
1:30 P. M.
Lot of poultry and started chicks, 200 head of hogs and shoats, suckers
up fo 250 lbs. for butchering. The best that grow.
2:30 P. M.
40 HEAD
CATTLE and DAIRY COWS
AND BULLS
This sale is for everybody io buy and to sell. So
Live stock
ors:3, mules, sheep,
We sell for cash and pay cash.
HENRY N. GIVLER,
Live Stock Manager
G. K. WAGNER,
Owner of Beverly Twin Market
You all know we always have more machinery than what the bill
| calls for so be here on time.
{ Auctipneejns: Sanger, Heisey, Aldinger, Holston,
locker, Horst, Milly, Bill Wagner.
| Clerks: Kaytor, Herr, Coble, Harbold, Ginor.
Next Community salp will be on Saturday, March 22, 1947. So list
jour surplus goods and machinery a few weeks before sale date.
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The men and women who far-
nish your telephone service
send you their very best
wishes for a happy holiday
season.
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Broske,
Raymond Pennell, and various
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