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| early fali freshening, 12 bred Leifers, 13 open heifers, 5 BULLS and the
! balance are calves,
{wo first daughters have camuleted fecords as follows: Locustcroft Mono-
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cultiva
belt.
| strainer J : I
"net, high sink cuphoard, kitchen chairs, iron bed with spring, large cop-
| per kettle, fruit drver. 1- and 2-qt. fruit jars and many other articles.
held Go
| Hess & Dupes—Arets.
LARCEST TRACTOR
IN 1HE EAST
: All-Day Public and
Community Sale
EEVERLY TWIN MARKET,
FARM MACHINERY |
LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE | of
G. K. Wagner, Prop. Phone 442-J-2 | REAL ESTATE
R. D. 2, Elizahethtown,. Pa. (SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1948
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ' 21, 1948 | Two o'clock p. m.
Af 10 a. m, sharp, on old Hershey | mpe undersigned will sell at pub-
SALE [checks if you can identify vourself
Cur Next Community Sale will
{be Saturday, March 20, 1948.
[2-11-2t G. K. WAGNER
bo:
Bi
AT
PUBLIC SALE
Pike, two miles north of Elizabeth | |: sale the following property, lo-
town, eight miles south of Hershey, ‘cated on Route 141, the Mount Joy
Pgnna. : . land Marietta Pike, at the intersec- |
‘1 — Tons on [tion of the Florin/= Columbia Road |
olf Makes JO re New the following:
Lots of Cultivators, Cétn Planters, | aan OF GROUND, on
Mowers, Disc Harrows, Cultipack- | which is ercafel a
ers, Grain Drills, # Wagons. Corn | 114 STORY
Pickers} Side Rakes Trector Plows, | FRAME DWELLING
Lots of Poultry MBouipment, Chick | containing six rooms and
Batterigs, 8 Rang€ Shelters, Lot of {Summer House. electricity. Also a
Balers, flew and Used: New | Garage.
Case Cpmbinesy’ New Automatic In-| There is a well of good water and
ternatignal Rgbe-tie Pickup Baler; | cistern.
New si§-fogf John Deere Combine | Sale will he held at the owners
with M3yafcd Motor; 1 ton of Cup | pesidence adjoining property, Mt,
Grense. {Jov R1, when terms and conditions
Davis, with $3.000 worth Govern- {will be made known by
ment Goods; Fruit. MRS. EMMA G. HOSTETTER
LOT OF CARS AND TRUCKS |C. S. Frank, Auct. 2-12-2¢
Ni and Used Fs :
COWS AND 1060 HOGS [NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
Thousands of other articles. Be | GARAGE DOORS: # x7’, 8x8,
here on time, Bring anything you |10’x10°, 12'x12’, In glock for im
have fo sell; we have the buyers. [mediate delivery. AMtomatic electric
Eats on grounds. Ba on time. overhead door operators. Controlled
if it is Machinery you need, we | from the gash of your car. Also a
have i All Machinery must be | lot of commercid and pivoted steel
cottled for on dav of sale, and be- | sash. Paul’) As Martin, Mount Joy,
Y fore moving. We will accept good Pa. Phone 145. 4-17-t4
[PUBLIC SALE
* Live Stock, Farming Implements
On Friday, Feb. 27, 1948
" On the premises along Route 830 Lancaster-Harrisburg highway,
about one-half mile east of Mount Joy, the following:
Gc 3 Head of Horses
BAY HORSE, 10 years old, good offside worker. .
TWO BLACK HORSES, good off side workers.
10 Head Holstein Cows?
Some fresh by day of sale, close springers and a few Fall Cows.
5 HEIFERS, bred — 8 STOCK BULLS, weighing 550 to 800 pounds
Farming Implements :
Massey Harris Tractor, good shape; Rubber tired wagon with bed
7x16 {t. Gruber wagon with float, Tobagco Wagon, 7 ff. McCormick-
) one hay loader, one side rake, ole MeCormick-
Deerinz binder, : e ¢ el
Deerine 13 disk drill, Thomas 10 dige drill, Ontario 9-hoe drill,
Massy-Harris 2-bottom disk plow, goad shape; disk harrow, nearly
new, spring harrow, 3 sections; land voller, 2 McCormick-Deering
grass mowers, 2-row cultivators, with traeter hitch; riding cultiva-
tor, manure spreader, Superior corp planter with check row attach-
ments, Bemis tobacco planter, 12 fi. weeder, tobacco ladders, grass
scod sower, chick shelter, FEléetric chick brooder with new unit,
No 16 Florin tobacco cellar stove, tobacco press, sizing boxes, 150
ft. 1 in. galvanized pipe, ganden hose, 2 hay hooks, SCOoD, shovels,
digging iron, crow bar, 3 sets front gears, collars, bridles, 3 sets
beck lines, plow lines, team line, lead rein, hitching straps.
Household Goods
Oil heater, cunboard, bureau, Enamel sink, washstands, small
stands. old-fashioned office-desk, sideboard, high-back chairs, Four
b prings and mattresses, feathertick, pillows, comforters, fruit
.d. 2 Aladdin banging lamps, gas lanterns, butchering tools, En-
‘er and lard press, clever, steel knives, hooks,
torprise age sth 3
£ iron les, meat bench, and many other articles.
No H ers
Sale is at 12 o'clock noon on Friday, February 27, 1948, when
conditic will he made known by
AIDINCFR & FRANK, AUCTS. S H KAY LOR
Zelle {crr, Clerks. ‘a .
PUBLIC SALE
SAT. FEBRUARY 28, 1948
on the form loctted in Lancagter County, midway between
Mount Joy and Manheim, 1%2 miles north of the Manheim - Mt. |
Toy road.
The Locusteroft Farm Herd of 60 head
of Registered Holstein Cattle
Roll
Consisting of 27 COWS, some are fresh and about half are bred for
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testing for production has Been done for the last 20 years
Every cow has a record cach year that she was in production.
Fimeroft Menograw (He by Mentvid (Monogram the great proven sire
and from a family of very high testing €ows} has been our main herd sire
the at four years. : .
There will be no less than 49 hefd of his off-pprings in the sale. His
gram Blacres, 2 y ars, 1 mopth old, 407.0 fat, 4.1 per cent test, and Locust-
erefi Monogrem® 2 years, 3 434 fat, 3.6 per cent test. We
belicve there willl be more gramfl-daughters and grandsons of Montvic
Monogram in this sale than was ever offered in one sale.
ALSO SELLING A GOOD TEAM OF ROAN HORSES,
60 HEAD OF SHOATS, ALL SIZES, DIFFERENT BREEDS.
FARMING [IMPLEMENTS
Three-toh wazon with flats, new rubber tired wagon, binder, grass
mower, hay loader, hay rake, New Idea manure spreader, large tractor
disc. 32-dise: John Deere tractor plow, two 14-inch bottoms; 2 plows, 2
avs, 2 harrows, Letz chopping mill, used very little; 60-ft. endless
leaner, potato digger, land roller, 20 ft. tobacco ladder, hay
hock, repe and pulleys; log chains, single, double and triple. trees, Cir-
cular saw. air compressor, breoder stove, 2 electric fences, Weber hog
feeder. steel wheelbarrow, shovels, forks and tools and anything (used
around the farm. Harness—4 sets of front gears used very little, 4 bridles,
collars, flvnets line of all kinds, Eleven 85-1b. milk cans, buckets and
Heise furniture—baby bed and play pen, Hocsier kitchen cabi-
Sala to start 10 A. M. Order of sale—Implements, 10 A. M.; House-
ds 11 A. M.: Sheats 12 Nocn sharp. Horses to be sold before
the eattle, 1 P. M. sharp.
Sale will he helg under cover. Catalogs will be ready February 20.
If intercsted write to the owner.
Lunch by the ladies of Rheems Fire Company.
enditions by
Gs HARVEY RETTEW, Owner
MANHEIM, R. 2, PA.
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
the cheapest advertisingyou can get
Saturday, February 14—At Mil-
| lersville, opposite the Mennonite
Children’s Home, 1 and 1-2 acres
of land with 2 and 1-2 story house,
8 rooms, barn, chicken house, hog
sty, by Charles K. Zeamer. Edgar
Funk, auct.
Tuesday, February 17— On the
premises at 323 Nevin St.,, Lancaster
Penna, a 2 story brick dwelling,
all conveniences ‘by Elizabeth L.
| Mann and Anna May Leonard. Ed-
| gar Funk, auct.
Wednesday, Feb, 18—In Manor
| twp.,, 2 miles south of Letort, 3
horses, 9 sheep, entire lot of farm
imnlements and a lot of household
goods by John S. Ford. Edgar
Funk, auct,
Friday. February 20-—-At the Bul-
letin Office, East Main St. Mount
Joy. a 2 story frame dwelling, situ-
ated at the intersection of West
Donegal and Marietta streets, in the
boro of Mount Jov, (the former Le-
gion home) by Walter S, Ebersole
Post of the American Legion of Mt.
Joy, Pa. Post No. 185. C. S. Frank,
Auct.
Saturday, February 21 — On the
nrmises on the Mount Joy and
Marietta Road. Route 141, at the
intersection cf the Florin-Colum-
hia Road. one acre of ground with
1 and 1-2 story frame dwelling
»nd garage by Mrs. Emma G.
Hostetter. C. S. Frank, Auct. Sale
at 2 p.m.
Saturday, February 21—In West
Hemnfield Townshin, at Centerville
2? miles west of Rohrerstown. a full
line of household goods by Barbara
Faust. Edgar Funk, auct.
Saturday, Feb. 21 — At Beverly
Twin Market and Livestock Ex-
change, Elizabethtown R2, at 10:00
a.m., 77 tractors on, rubber, cars,
trucks, cows, hogs, etc, by G. K.
Wagner.
. PUBLIC SALE
of
" TWO STORY
ed at the intersection of
REAL ESTATE
ALL THAT CERTAIN
FRAME HOUSE
and lot of ground, situat-
West Donegal and Marietta Streets,
in the Borough of Mount Joy, Penn-
sylvania, 3230.5 square
feet, will Be offered for sale on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1948
at 7:30 P, M.. at the office of the
MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT
JOY, PAS
Arrangéments can be made with
the seller for the privilege of in-
specting the premises prior to the
time of the sale.
Sale will be held
as aforesaid,
Tuesday, Feb, 24—In Fast Hemp-
field twp, a mile northwest of
Rohrerstown, Allis Chalmers tract-
or, lot of farm implements and
household goods by Harry N.
Sonders, Edgar Funk, auct,
Wednesday, Feb, 25— In Manor
twp,, on the road from Millersville
to Rock Hill, 15 cows, 6 heifers, 4
fat steers, 4 fat hogs, sow, lot of
farm implements and household
goods by Isaac Weaver, Edgar
Funk, auct,
Thursday, Feb. 26—In East Don-
egal Township, 1-2 mile, southwest
of Florin, or 1-4 mile off Route 230
near the former Welfley's crossing,
livestock, implements, by John K.
Wagner. Dupes & Hess, aucts, Sale
at 12 noon.
Thursday, Feb, 26—In Manheim
twp., opbposite the hotel at Oregon,
Farmall tractor, 350 bu. ear corn,
large lot of farm implements by
Wilma Withers,
Also at the same time and place
a lot of household goods by Annie
H, Withers. Edgar Funk, auct.
Friday, February 27 — On the
hremises on Route 230, from Mt.
Jov to Lancaster, about one-half
mile east of Mount Joy, livestock
nd farm implement« bv S. H.
Kaylor, Adinger and Frank, Auct.
Sale at 12 noon, -
Saturday, Feb, 28—Near Mount-
ville, 2 squares south of the Lincoln
Highway, Farmall tractor, 1942
Chevrolet sedan, farm implements
and household goods by Warren
Johns. Edgar Funk, auct,
Meocnday, Mar. 1—In Manor twp.,
on the Charleston Road near
Washington Boro, Farmall tractor,
large lot of farm implements and
some household goods by Mrs.
Fsther M. Longenecker, Edgar
Funky auet.
Tuesday, Mar 2—In Manor twp.,
nn the rcad from Millersville to
Washington Boro, half mile west
of Cefitral Manor church, several
good tractors. entire lot of farm
machinery only used few years by
John E Murry, Edgar Funk, auct.
Wednesday, March 3 — On the
nremises, in Mount Joy Twp., one-
fourth mile North of Milton Grove,
on the road from Milton Grove to
Risser’'s Church. 2 horses, 7 cows,
15 hogs, 100 chickens, all the farm
implements and 'some household
goods bv James M, Berrier. Sanger
and Miller, aucts,
Wednesday, Mar. 3—In Manor
twp,, an the road from Creswell to
Central Manor, 2 horses, Farmall
tractor, large lot farm implements
and household goods by Jacob M.
Schock, Edgar Funk, auct.
Thursday, Mar, 4—In Manor
twp., 2 snd 1-2 miles southwest of
Mountville and one mile north of
Central] M=nor, 10 cows, 4 heifers.
stock bull, 10 shoats, Farmall
tractor, imnlements and house-
hold goods by D. L. Lenox. Edgar
Funk, auct,
Fridav, March 5—In West Hemp-
field Township, one mile East of
Mountvilie, a farm of 16 acres with
a 2 and 1-2 story brick house by
line of livestock and farming imple-
ments by Leyi W. Hollinger.
Saturday, Mar, 6 — In Hellam
twp., York county, at the west end
of Wrightsville, and just off the
Lincoln Highway, 2 Angus heifers
4 bulls, 75 sheep, 3 Dorset rams,
two tractors, 2,000 bus. corn, bal-
ed hay and straw and a complete
line of good farm implements by
William C. Mitzel, Edgar Funk,
auct,
Monday, March 8-—-At 830 Mari- |
etta Ave. Lancaster, Pa, large lot
of valuable household goods, rest-
aurant equipment and antiques by
Amos H. Shaub. Edgar Funk, auct.
Tuesday, Mar, 9—In Manor twp,
on road from Millersville to Wash-
ington Boro, half mile west of
Central Manor church, 12 fine
mules, bay driving %orse,
cutfit, 40 cows, 2 bulls, 7 brood
sows, lot household goods by John
E. Murry. Edgar Funk, auct.
Wednesday, Mar, 10—~In Manor
twp, on the road from Millers-
ville to Safe Harbor, midway be-
tween the two places, 30 cows,
John Deere tractor, lot of farm im-
plements, and household goods by
Walter E. Herr. Fdgar Funk, auct.
Thursday, March 11 — On the
premises in East Hempfield town-
ship, on the road leading from the
Harrisburg pike Centerville, mid-
way between the two places, en-
tire lot of live stock and farming
implements by Alvin E. Greider.
C. S. Frank, auct.
Thursday, Mar. 11—In Manor
twp., on the road from Millersville
to Rock Hill, midway between the
two places, 2 horses, sheep and
lambs, Farmall tractor, and a large
lot of farm implements by Warren
B. Boyer, Edgar Funk, auct. 4
PUBLIC SALE: Live Stock & Im-
plements, Thursday, March 11, 1948
On the road leading from Manheim
to Mount Joy. near Erisman’s
Church, Roy E. Henny, Elmer
Spahr, Auct.
Friday, March 12—On the ore-
mises at 830 Marietta Ave. Lan-
caster, Pa., entire lot of household
goods, antique furniture, etc. by
Amns H. Shaub. Edgar Funk,
auct.
Saturday. Mar. 13—On the prem-
ises in East Donegal Twp. near
Donegal Sorings, on the road lead-
ing from Donegal Springs to Mari-
etta, live stock and farming imple-
ments by Frank Weidman.
Saturday, Mar. 13 — In Man-
heim twno., opposite the hotel at
Oregon, bed room and living room
suites, and a large lot of other
household goods by Wilma With-
ers. Edgar Funk, auct.
Saturday. March 13 — On the
premises in Mount Joy Twp., 3
miles east of Elizabethtown on the
Flizabethtown to Manheim road.
Farming implements, stock, and
household gocds by Lloyd S.
Hummer. John J. Miller, Auct.
Monday. Mar. 15 — In Manor
when terms and conditions will be| Charles L. Lefever. Edgar Funk, | twp, on the rcad from Millersville
made known bv auct. to Letort, 1-2 mile east of the latt-
; WALTER S. EBERSOLE POST Se er, 11 cows, 2 heifers, Jolin Deere
" of the Friday. March 5 — Along road | tractor, and a large lot of imple-
AMERICAN LEGION QF MT, | leading from Mount Joy and Man- Rents by John E. Keener, Edgar
JOY, PA. POST NO. 185 |heim road to East Fairview Church, | *Yn%, duct,
Charles Frank. Auct. about one-half mile north of Eris-
Daniel B. Strickler, Att'y. 2-12-2t man's Mennonite Church. Entire’ Tuesday, Mar, 16 — In Manor
LIVESTOCK And FARM IMPLEMENTS
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Dupes & Hess, Aucts.
Ruhl & Herskey-—Clerks
sell refreshments.
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks
Harvey Rettew, Pedigrees
No Hucksters. The Busy Bee Class of the Evangelical Congregational Church will
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948
Located in East Donegal Township, the Melhorn Leghorn Farm, at the Borough
Limits, along Route 141, Mount Joy and Marietta Pike, the following:
20 Head HOLSTEIN COWS “VY
14 PUREBRED, all Registered — 6 GRADES, with Some outstanding individuals.
Burke Pabst Marina, (484114 CHB) with three daughters.
FOUR BROOD SOWS, with pigs
SPOTTED POLAND CHINA SEED HOG
32 SHOATS, averaging 40 to 100 pounds
"Sg. Pair Well Broken MULES, one asingle line leader
RIDING HORSE, English Saddle and riding bridle. This horse can do five gaits and
is rein trained. Has lots of style and very gentle.
Oliver Equipment: COMBINE, 6 ft. cut, with motor, used 1 season; 2-row Corn picker
with — Bh pull wagon; TWO MODEL 70 TRACTORS, A-1 condition; Radex 14
bottom heavy duty plow; Tractor Cultivaltor, Tractor
attachment; Tractor mower, 7 ft. cut; Heayy duty disc harrow, weeder, power take-off
potato digger, like new; used for 12 aares, Superior 16«disc drill, used two seasons.
Buch 9 ft. cultipacker, 3-section spring harrow, 3-section roller harrow, two rubber
“tired wagons with 16 ft. bed and side boards; Gruber wagon with floats in extra good
condition; Runabout wagon suitable for medium horse or large pony; new lime and
fertilizer drill never used; International tight bottom hay loader; International riding
cultivator, Superior riding cultivator, 2 single row cultivators, John Deere side delivery
rake, dump rake, hay tedder, New Idea tobacco planter with tractor hitch or horse
drawn; two Wiand plows, potato grader, new sectional 12x12 Brooder house, never set
up; 3 chick starting batteries, 600 capacity; laying cage, brooder stoves, feeders, double
triple and 4-horse trees; 2 Cyclone grass seeders, log chains, shovel, forks, hay forks,
hay rope, hay hoist with 2 h. p. power motor; Emery grinder on stand with 2 h. p.
motor; air compressor with 3% h. p. motor; single fase 5 h. p. motor, Empire milking
machine, Magnetic DeLaval Stainless steel milker, large size, used 1% years; 4-can
electric milk cooler, Surge hot water heater, washing trough, milk cans, strainer and
buckets, Stewart electric clippers, steel fence posts, wire fence, two rubber end-
less belts, 7” wide and 50 to 60 ft. long; two rubber tired wheelbarrows and many
cther articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at twelve o'clock noon on Wednesday, March 3rd, 1948 when
terms and conditions will be made known by
John E.
Corn planter with fertilizer
Melhorn
pony |
(twp.
on read from Ament's Cae
Station to Central Manor, midway
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, Fe bruary 12, 19483
between the two places, two tract«
ors, with a lot of equipment for
both, large lot of farm implements
and lot household goods by Russel
A. Enterline, Edgar Funk, auct.
A & P Head Says Co.
Will Follow The Trend
John A. Hartford, president of
A and P Food Stores, says that A
Wednesday, Mar, 17—In Manor
twp, a mile south of Central Man-
or and 3 miles west of Millersville,
18 fat steers, ear corn, baled hay : :
’ : 3 |g rices will follow the
and straw, lumber, lot of imple and P food prices l
ments by Walter C. Hoak. Edgar market trend and that any re-
Funk, auct, | duections in the price of food to
Thursday, Mar. 18 — In Manor
twp, 2 miles southwest of Mount=
| the company will be passed along
| to consumers,
Taking cognizance of the recent
ville and one mile northwest of | commodity changes, Mr, Hartford
Central Manor, Allis Chalmers said: a, sib for
tractor, 3,200 tobacco lath, lot of | “Frankly, it is impossib e rol
implements and s me household | anyone to predict future retail
goods by JohA E. Gochenouy, | food prices without knowing
Edgar Funk, auct. whether the current break in com-
—— | medity markets is temporary or
Saturday. Mor. 20 In Manor | the beginning of a general trend.
ls ‘carob oP TT " “Grocers do not control the
twp., 1 mile south of Lincoln High~ prices they must pay for food.
wry and two miles east of Mount-
ville, on the Blue Rock road, a
complete line of household goods,
some antiques. 10,000 tobacco lath,
and some implements by Lizzie H.
Nissley, Fxecutor C. N. Nissley
Estate. Edgar Funk, auct,
Thev can lower retail prices only
| to the extent to which they buy
wisely, keep their own costs and
piofits down and pass along sav-
ings resulting from lower whole-
sale pricés to their customers.
“The current price reductions
announced by A and P are in line
Saturday, March 27 — In the | with a traditional A and P policy
Fast end of Mountville Boro, on | of promptly reflecting in our re-
the Main street, a full line of tail prices any reduction in ‘the
household goods and a 1929 Ford cost of food to us.
truck bv Katie Hershey, Edgar “In a rising market, however, it
Funk, Auct. ig | has been our policy not to raise
| our, retail prices until the. supply
of the commodity bought at the
orfuary lower price is exhausted. This
policy is designed to give the cus-
tomer a break in both cases.
“We are food merchants, not
food speculators, and we do not
attempt to build up great stores of
food when the market is low in
anticipation of higher prices. We
go into the market daily to buy
sufficient food to meet our im-
mediate needs and we base our re-
tail price on the wholesale cost
plus a fixed mark-up. The mark-
un averages less than 15 cents out
of each customer's dollar. In our
case it covers rent, salary, adver-
tising, light, heat, trucking. and all
our other costs of doing business,
as well as our small profit.
Record In
This Section
(From Page 1)
Morris E. Ober
Morris E. Ober, seventy-four, of
Manheim R3, at his home Friday.
He was a member of the Chicques
Church of the Brethren and a
farmer in Rapho township. Ellen,
wife of Harvey Becker, Mount
Joy R2 and Elizabeth, wife of | “It is safe to predict, therefore,
Christian Metzler of town are A and P prices will pretty
daughters. generally follow the market trend.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon in and that any further reduction of
the price of food to us, or in our
costs of doing business, will
premptly result in lower prices in
our stores”
tl reece
Early to hed and early to rise
and you may miss a lot of things
that go on at night,
Nebraska's livestock, poultry and
dairy farming interests
and valuable,
A man says he would term holi-
day dinner table conversation,
“chestnut dressing.”
the cemetery adjoining.
Mrs. Michael Wagenbach
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Hoffer. Wagen-
bach, seventy, wife of Michael] H.
Wagenkach, Florin, was , found
dead at 5 a.m., Tuesday in bed at
her home, by her husband. Death
was caused by coronary thrombosis
according to Dr. David S. Schloss-
er, deputy coroner, this boro.
Born in Rapho Twp., she was the
daughter of the late David and
Leah Nissley Miller, She was a
member of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, Florin, a mem-
ber of the Missionary Society and
are large
of
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
the King’s Daughters Bible Class
in which she was active. She is |
survived by her husband, four
sons and a daughter; Paul M. CLASSIFIED
Risser, of Landisville, Valma, wife
Rates for this column are 25¢ per
insertion, If over five lines, 5c per
line each insertion, all payable in
advance.
TYPEWRITERS, New Rebuilt -
Used. J. M. ENGLE, 411 E. High,
Elizabethtown 14-J. 2-12-tf
FOR SALE: Dry field baled straw.
Vietor Hawthorne, Rl, Marietta, Pa.
Phone Marietta 3321. 2-12-tf
of Arthur Braun, Cloy M. Hoffer,
both of Florin, D. Merl Hoffer, of
Lancaster, cne step-daughter, Elsie,
wife of Emil Johnson, Homestead,
18 grandchildren,
grandchildren. She
her family,
Funeral Friday afternoon in the
Evangelical U. B. Church at Florin
and 13 great-
is. the last of
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|FOR SALE: Coal Heatrola, $60.00;
"47 Model Frigidaire, § eG. feet; ap-
ply 22 N. Barbara Street, Mt. Joy,
Phone 902-R-5. 2-5-2t
WANTED: Experienced Moulders,
apprentice moulders, and experi-
shippers. Marietta Holloware and
Enameling Co., Marietta, Pa.
Deeds Recorded
John E. and A. Virginia Walters,
Lancaster, to Florence Trone, East |
Donegal Twp., improved tract
Providence Twp.
Florence Trone, East Donegal
Twp., to John E. Walters, Lancas-
improved tract in Providence
Twp.
Christ H. Stoner and Union
Nationa] Mount Joy Bank, ad-
ministrators and trustees to sell
real estate of Rohrer Stoner, late
in 2-12-tf
FOR SALE: One hog ready for
butchering. George Boéwers, Tele-
phone Mount Joy, 103-J-11. 2-12-1t
NOTICE: General hauling”and buy-
ing scrap metal,’ ireh and rags.
Write Joseph A. Bears. R, D. 1,
Mount Joy, Pa., near Cross Roads
Church. 2-12-2¢
of Mount Joy, to David C. and |
Elizabeth Engle Witmer, lot in |
Fast Donegal Twp., $125. ;
David C. and Elizabeth Engle | VANTED: Girl or woman for gen-
eral housework. No washing. Short
afternoons if desired. Call Mount
Joy 320 or apply at The Bulletin
Office. 2-12-tf
Witmer, East Donegal Twp, to
Christian ' H. Herr, East Donegal
Twp., lot in East Donegal Twp.
Christian H. and Esther H. Herr,
Fast Donegal Twp., to David C,
and Elizabeth Engle Witmer, East
Donegal Twp., lot in East Donegal
Twp.
Daniel M. and Anna Mary
Heisey, Mount Joy Twp. to Har-
mon Construction Co, of New
York, lot in East Hempfield Twp.
Abram L. and Fannie S. Snyder,
West Donegal] Twp., to Fannie S.
Snyder, West Donegal Twp., three
tracts in West Donegal Twp.
Esther May Henry, Mount Joy,
to Paris H. Sweigart and Stella F.
Sweigart, Rapho Twp., premises in
Mount Joy.
Elizabeth M. and Jacob B. Wol-
gemuth, and Jacob Z. and Mary E,
Martin, West Donegal Twp., and
John Z, and Anna B. Martin, East
Donegal Twp. theirs of Fannie
Martin, late of West Donegal Twp.,
to Jacob B. and Elizabeth M. Wol-
gemuth, West Donegal Twp,
tract containing 18 acres 108
perches, West Donegal Twp. $10,-
500.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE eh
New Street, One Lot—50x176 feet:
One Lot—50x153 feet; Ope
130 ft. Price $300 each. Apply E. BE.
Brown, Mount Joy, Phone 169 or
34. 5-28-tf
HAY FOR SALE: Baled Wire Tied
Sliced: Alfalfa 2nd and 3rd cuttings
For appointment phone Mount Joy
20 between 9 A. M. and 4 P.M.
Ask for Mr. Nissley. 2-12-1tp
CARD OF THANKS: We wish to
express our sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to the many friends of
Mrs. Anna M. Schwenker for their
many kindnesses and floral tributes.
Mabel B. Kuhns, Ferdinand L.
Kuhns, Albert W. Kuhns. 2-12-1tp
Subscribe for the Bulletin,
said Borough subj
hereby
2-12-1t
debted
make immediaté payment. and those
having claims or demands
the same will ppesent them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed at Mount.Jov, Pa.
B. Frank Kready, Att'ys.
Patronize Bulletin advertisers.
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FOR SALE: 6-10 h. p, riding garden
tractor sprin
harrow,
wagon; 16 pen "Ypurg thes 4-pen
with implements,
rabbit huteh for ypunld, these pens”
all have self fee
cleaning hutches;
old chin-chin
does; two bucks,
so seven 8 mos.
jant chinchilla
all
NOTICE: I will collect Water Rents
at my home on New Haw ay
(side entrance,) every day y
thru Friday from 9 a. m. ion
and every Monday evening to 9 p.
m. Mrs. J. Bruce Greiner. 2<5-2t
WANTED: A painter tp aft as fore-
man, must know colors, D. Loraw,
Florin, Pa. Mount Joy 150-J-2. .
2-5-
FOR SALE: Kirby Vacuum Clean-
er, excellent conditio; complete
with attachments, Ph e Mt, Joy,
81-R. / 12-29-tf
FOR SALE: Fuelsaver, Stoker, Ap-
ply First National k & Trust
Co, Mt. Joy. 1-22-tf
VALENTINES: Chocolate filled
hearts, 1 and 2 lb. size; Valentines
for children, grown-#ps and senti-
ments to family mémbers, 10 for
5c to $1.00 each, at Kulp’s News
Agency, 39 East Main Street, Mt.
Joy. 1-22-4t
COLLIERY COAL: Egg, stove and
nut, $15.00; Pea, 13.25; ckwheat,
10.15; Rice, $9.00; a ley $8.15
Walter Derr, 230 Weét Main St.
Mount Joy, Phone 268-J. 1-15-tf
NOTICE: I will buy all kinds of
scrap iron and paper. Also stove
wood for sale, locust | oak, in
small lots or truck load. Guy D.
Spittler. Phone 10138 Mount Joy.
10-30-tf
BOY WANTED: For paper route,
bv Kuln'’s News Agency, East
Main Street, Mount Joy" Pa,
WANT TO RENT a House in Mt.
Joy or vicinity, e Joe Bucken-
auer, Acme Markefs, Mount Joy.
12-18-tf
= WANTED ork o ultry
ar, e oy .
Je 10-23-tf
FOUR BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE: 60 ft. each, on. Detwiler
Avenue, Mt. Jov, ce $630.00
each. Telephone Mt. Joy 1-W or
190-R-14, 11-26-tf
[F INTERESTED in selling your
car—See—Ben Staldy of call 163R2,
Mount Joy. 5-9-tf
FOR SALE: Blue wool shirt, 24
wajst, $1.50; girl”s snow suit, size
about 14, (pants blue, jacket plaid)
$4.00; red wool suit. size indefinite,
skirt band 24 in. $4.00; black and
brown crepe dresses, about size 9
$2.00 each. Call at 9 East Main St.
Mount Joy. 1-15-tf
WANTED: Wrecked
Any make, any model. Alo Scrap
Iron. H. B. Shank Auto’ Wrecking,
74 N. Poplar St., Elizabethtown, Pa.
Phone 38-W or 191-W. 8-14-tf
PHOTO FINISHING—Any six or
tight exposure roll developed and
yrintad plain or deckle edge, 25q
{coin). Reprints 3¢ each! Minimum
order 25c. Capital Cijy Photo Ser-
vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa.
© J. WILLIS FREED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
TAX CONSULTANT
19 W. MAIN ST,
. 4 1-1-tf
JESSE. FRENCH PIANOS
NEW 40” STYLE - SEE & COM-
PARE —|YOUL LOVE IT.
ALTON BEIFSNYDER
BRICKERVILLE CROSS ROADS
2-12-1t
TAX ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOR<
OUGH OF MOUNT JOY COM-<"
MONWEALTH OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, FIXING THE TAX RATE-
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1948. =
BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED
and it is hereby ordained and enact<"
ed by the Council of the
of Mount Joy, (Commonwealth of”
Pennsylvania: ! or
SECTION 1. That a be andthe
same is hereby leviedfon allprop-~"
erty and occupatio within the~
t tof taxation”
for Borough purpofes fér the fiscal”
year 1948 as followsf ”
purposes, the”
assessed valy
For other p s, as follows: Tax.
fo $5.00 per pepdon 21 years of age”
Tax rte fog gener]
sum of (10) pil each dollar of
yatior -
and over.
Making a total tax rate for all Bors
ough purposes off (10) mills. ~
SECTION 2. That any ordinance, or”
part of ordinance, conflicting with”
this ordinance be and the same i¢”
repealed insofar as the”
same affects this ordinance. rt
Adonted this 2nd day of Februaryg
A.D. 1948
JAY G. EICHERLY”
President of Counci¥”
Approved this 5th day of February”
A.D., 1948 Se
THOMAS J. B. BROWN™
Burgess”
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Ephraim F. Baker, late
of Mount Joy Borough, Pa. decd.
Letters of Administration
on said estate having been granted
tr the undersigned, all persons in-
thereto, are requested to
against
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK
AND COMPANY OF
MOUNT JOY
Administrator d.b.n.c.t.a.
Ames E. Burkholder.
2-12-6t
g
plow, disc, cultivator and”
rs ‘and are self”
pedigreed,”
phone Mount Joy 129R12.
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