save 1 6 wen oo 1 fo. ucts ege- ba- ores ings. pally ed a 25 45 25 69 THE LOCAL WEATHER BY KENNETH DROHAN The following is a report of the | | daily temperatures and rainfall in| this section from Wednesday, Mar, J, to Tuesday, Mar, 9: Day I. HR Wednesday ....... 28 44 04 in, Thursday ......... 25 41 05 in. | Peiday ........ = 8 30 .00 in, Saturday .......... 1 42 00 in. Sunday... 204 4 in. Monday ".......... 35 43 00 in Tuesday .. 19 53 O00 in. ED THE COUNTY'S HEALTH Medical Director Greenleaf onl Monday reported 32 cases of | chicken pox and 381 cases of | mumps prevaling in the county. Also five cases three of whooping cough, | measles, two scarlet fever and one tuberculosis. PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL: PROPERTY to be held SATURDAY, MARCH 20th, 1948 On the premises, situated along road leading from Maytown to Bainbridge, Pa., one-half mile west of Maytown, the following: Two Oak Bedroom, Suites, 2 Old- fashioned Bedsteads, Iron Bed. Desk Rockers, some Old-fashioned Chests Couch, Hall Rack, Parlor Table, 2 Small Square Tables, Sideboard with mirror, Old-fashioned Side- board without mirror, Cherry Leaf Table and other Tables, Secertary with drawers. TWO 3-pe. LIVING ROOM SUITES | One Extension Table, Six | Cane-seated Chairs, 2 Sets of half | dozen Old-fashioned Chairs, Kitch- en Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Sofa, | White Sewing Machine, Bed Springs, Baby Cradle, Mattress, Linoleum ug, 9x12; Ingrain Carpet, Axmin- | ster Rug. 9x9; Living Room Carpet, about —10x23 ft.; about 50 feet Rag | Carpet, a lot of Small Rugs, 12 Fold- | ing Chairs. Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator | Norge Electric Washer | Maiestic Coal Range Top Sink. New Perfection Oil | Stove, Coal Bucket, Ironing Board, Mirrors, Clothes Basket and other Baskets, Metal Tub, Dishes, Knives, | Forks. Spoons, Cooking and Kitchen Utensils. Lamns, Window Shades, Clock. Emnty Jars, Crocks, Large and Smg!l Farthen Jars, Home- made Soap, Conper Kettle, Dough- tray. 2 Flour Chests, CHICKEN HOUSE FQUIPMENT Consisting of Shenandoah Electric | Brooder, used onlv one season: Chicken Feeders. Fountains, and Metal Nests: Garden and Carpenter Tools. Lawn Mowers. 3 Saws, one 41, ft. Saw, Corn Sheller Digging Iron. Axe Wood Saw, Shovels, Teed Boxes, Step-ladder, Wheel- barrow. Stove Weed, Wooden Bar- rel. 4 Pairs Window Sash. new; | Metal Trough, and » lot of other ar- | ticles not mentioned. Sal~ to commence at 1 M., when conditions will known by o'clock P. be made J. N. HOFFMAN Executor of Aaron L. Hoffman Estate Avictoneer > 'N. Hoffman, Walter Dupes, J. H. Engle, ( Clks 3-11-2¢ PUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1943 The undersigned, by virtue of the power contained in will of Ephraim F. Baker, deceased, will sell, at pub- lic sale, on the premises, the follow- ing described real estate: A 2!5 STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, FRAME STABLE and 1'2 STORY FRAME STOREROOM, situated on the north side of East Main Street, Mount Joy Borough, together with lot of ground thereto belonging, containing in front, on 4215 feet, and ex- tending in depth, northward, 176 feet, to a public alley, the width in the rear being 38 feet, adjoining property of Harry Cherteoff in the | east and Coal Alley on the west. The dwelling house is equipped with electric lights and a steam heat plant, and has Borough water and gas on the premises. Sale to be held on the premises on Thursday, March 25, 1948, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., when terms and con- ditions will be made known by FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY Administrator d.b.n.c.t.a. of of the estate of Ephraim ¥. Baker, deceased. Charles S. Frank. Auct. Amos E. Burkholder, B. Frank Kready, Att'ys ALSO, at the same time and place will be | sold an 8-day George Eby Grand- father's Clock (some parts missing). FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY. Administrator of d.b.n.c.t.a. of the estate of Ephraim I. Baker, deceased. 3-4-3t PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ani lot of ground, situat- ed at the intersection of Donegal and Marietta Streets, | Borough of Mount Joy Penn- | sylvania. 3230.5 square feet. will be offered for sale on SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1948 at 2:30 P. M. at the office of the MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT | JOY, PA. Arr-ngements can be made with the seller for the privilege of in- | specting the nremises prior to the | time cf the sale. Sale will be held as aforesaid, | when terms and conditions will be made known hv | WALTER S. ERERSOLE POST of East Main Street W ost in the AMERICAN LFGION OF MT JOY. PENNA. POST NO. 18% Charles Frank, Auct. Claude Zeller, Clk. 3-4-2¢ ARCADY R POTTERY and CERAMIC WARE Clearing Out of Surplus Stock and D Slightly Imperfects T S Florin, Pa. AT TO 4 VALUE To make room for new stock and materials 14 /2 Big Public Sale THURSDAY, MARCH 18 61st In Popular Garden Spot Series AT C. M. BRUBAKER FARM, 4 MILES SOUTH OF LAN- CASTER, PA., JUST OFF ROUTE 72, NEAR WILLOW 70 Holstein Cattle 50 Registered 20 Grades T. B. Bang Certified, calfhood vaccinated, milkers mastitis tested. Accredited, many 50 Fresh and Close Springers featuring many first and second calf heifers, Some bred and open heifers, Em SE eT A choice alerting of young calves of both sex, = x aan ny gr 4 Bulls, including 2 highly bred grandsons of $26,000 Montvic Lochinvar. 30 Selected animals direct from good Canadians herds- the kind that have helped to make these Garden Spot sales such a popular buying center. Hundreds of dairymen and breeders have brought with absolute satisfaction and confidence at this sale. It's a reliable market place where every animal is sold to be exactly as represented. Sale starts at 12:00 Noon, Good trucking service. lunch or dinner available. R. AUSTIN Sales Mar. & Auct. BACKUS Mexico, N. Y. EARL L. GROFF, Local Representative, Strasburg, Penna. AUCTION SALE —0OF— Sale Register If you want a notlece on your sale inserted in this register from now until day of sale. ABSO- LUTELY FREE, your sale date and you are ready let us print your bills. That's the cheapest advertisingyou can get when March 12 Donegal On the pre- Friday, Twp. On mises in East ing from Donegal Springs to Mari- send or phone us| | Funk, | twp, Centr: weekly | eniral | | Florin, Pa, | complete | the Heistand Farm, off the Long Lane, near Strickler's Quarry, live | stock, farming implements by Paul J. Anderson. Dupes & Hess, aucts Sale at 12:30 p.m. Friday, March 12—On the pre- mises at 830 Marietta Ave., Lan- |} caster, Pa., entire lot of household goods, antique furniture, ete., by Amos H. Shaub. Edgar Funk, auct, Saturday, Mar. 13—On the prem- ises in East Donegal Twp., near Donegal Springs, on the road lead- | ott: 1. live stock and farming imple- | ments by Frank Weidman. Elmer | | Spahr; Auct. Saturday, March 13—At Post of the American Legion of Mt. Farm Machinery - Pure Bred Holstein Cattle THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948 12:00 O'CLOCK NOON AT THE FIRST FARM EAST OF MOUNT JOY. TOWARD LANCASTER, ON U. S. ROUTE 230. the Bul- | letin Office, East Main St, Mount | Joy, a 2-story frame dwelling, situ- | fated at the intersection of West | Donegal and Marietta streets, in the boro of Mount Joy, (the former Le- gion home) by Walter S. Ebersole auct Mar, 18 In Manor 2 miles southwest of Mount- | and one mile northwest of Manor, Allis Chalmers 1200 tobacco lath, lot of household Thursday, ville tractor, implements and some goods by John E Gochenouy Edgar Funk, auct, March 20 On the Chocolate Avenue, household articles by Wagenbach. C. S. Frank de at 1:00 p.m, Saturday, Mar. 20 In Manor twp., 1 mile south of Lincoln High- way and two miles east of Mount- ville, on the Blue Rock road, a 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, March 23 At the Saturday, nremises on Michael Auct. S: Tuesday, Guernsey Sale Pavilion, six miles east of Lancaster, Pa., on Route 30, dispersal scale of 42 head Guernsey herd owned by Samuel G. Baker, Manheim RI. 3-11-21 Thursday, March 25-—-On the pre- mises on East Main Street, a 2 and 1-2 story frame dwelling house, frame stable, 1 and 1-2 storv frame storeroom by the First National Bank and Trust Co. of Mount Joy, Admn. dbneta of the estate of | | Ephraim F., Baker, deceased. Sale | at 2 pm. C. S. Frank, Auct, Thursday, March 25 On the | ‘Mortuary Record - (From page 1) died fifteen years ago. Albert Rettew Albert Reitew, ninety-two, Mun- heim, died after a three days’ ill- ness. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Brethren in Christ Manheim His wife was the Church, late Fianna Thu- and he is these children: John Rettew Joy RD: Albert survived by Mount Rettew, Jr, Man- Harvey Rettew, Manheim RD wife of V. B. Hilsher, R1; Fannie ma Rettew heim; Anna, Fliza- bethtown Retltew, at [home: and Kathryn, wife of Warren Heisey, this boro. A brother, Ellis Rettew, Brickerville, also survive. Friday afternoon in the Christ church, Man- | | | Funeral | . | Brethren in { heim with interment at Masterson=- ville. Miss Gertrude Gise Miss Gertrude Gise, seventy-one died Saturday at the home of Mr. | and Mrs. Edward R. Riegle, Bain- | bridge, with whom she has been vesiding for the past 31 years, Mis Gise had been il] two days with a She formerly the coronary occlusion. | had resided with Riegles at coming with them to about 10 | Harrisburg, Bainbridge years ago Joy, Pa. Post No.. 185. C. S. Frank, | premises about two miles south of | She was a member of the Sixth Auct. Sale at 2:30 p. m. Sporting Hill along the Colebrook | Street Evangelical Congregational ————— | Road, on Manheim Rl, a lot of | | Church, Harrisburg, the Mission- Saturday, Mar. 13 — In Man- | farming implements and house- I: Rnd i harel { had heim twp., opposite the hotel at | hold goods, by Samuel G. Baker. | ©) of the. church and ha Oregon, bed room and living room 3-112 { served many years as superinten- suites, and a large lot of other dent of the Primary department in household goods by Wilma With- the 8 av Sa She als re ore Edgar Funk. act | Thursd vy, March 25 At the he » unday Sc hool. St ; also wa a. | first farm East of Mount Joy, | a former officer in the East Penn- toward Lancaster, on U. S. Route | sylvania brancl of the Women’ Saturday, March 13 On the | oo anRivary ip RA J 2 f the Women A or 3 220, farm machinery and equip- Missior ; Society: of ‘the Bva: premises at 371 N, Barbara Street, | ont poultry equipment, 1500 bu. | Issionary =ociely ol Lie van Mount Joy household goods by J. | aay corn. 50 head Pure bred fol. | gelical Congregational denomina- Harold Myers. C. S. Frank, Auct.|gteing by Clarence E. Lycns. | tion. She was also a member of Sale at 3:00 p.m. | Dupes and Hess, Auct. | the Bainbridge Women's Christian - | Temperance Uni f the Saturday, March 13 — On the Good Frida farch %6—O | a I & Union and of the } : Ge Yt ls arc 7 . oy che . s “Me i premises in Mount Joy Twp, 3| A x ny Tey dt J: 5s | Sunday Schcol at the Methodist miles east of Elizabethtown on the | om os wo cs a 5 al : | Church at Bainbridge. The only . - AT. Srl ov, wi annual community sale O . . Elizabethtown to Manheim road. 90% head Trt mere an- | Survivors are nieces and nephews Farming implements, stock, and |S" 7° ‘) Lormonts hv 6 | household goods bv Lloyd S.|° Ise af imple pe nts by C. 2 F Tank rr : | ( ey agner, | Se Hummer. John J. Miller, Auct. yo i Bro. Aldinger and | Mrs, Elizabeth Garman Aucts. 1: ‘ - | 7 | Mrs. Elizabeth B. Garman, eigh- Monday, Mar. 15 In Manor | @ : 5 | ty-two, widow of Harvey Garma twp, on the rcad from Millersville | _ Saturday, March 27 — In the | died suddenly at 10 a.m. Monday) to Letort. 1-2 mile east of the latt- | Fast end of Mountville Boro, on > yu Ho, , § ; : : . A v : er. 11 cows. 2 heifers, Joan Deere | the Main street, a full line of|at her home, Milton Grove, Mt tractor, and a large lot of imple- | household goods and a 1929 Ford | Joy R2. Death was due to a heart ments by John E. Keener. Edgar truck by Katie Hershey, Edgar | according to Dr. J. Hofl- Funk, auct, Funk, Auet. man Garber, deputy coroner, Eliz- Pa { abethtown, Mrs, Garman was =a Tuesday, Mar, 16 In Manor| Tuesday, March 30 On the| ber of M P| + Broll twp.. on road from Ament's Gas | premises at 351 N. George Street, | member ol Yount oun Station to Central Manor, midway | Millersville, Pa.. a desirable corner | rén in Christ Church and is sui Letween the two places, two tract- | property, 2 and 1-2 story frame | vived by one son and five daugh- ors. with a lot of equipment for | hcuse, 2-car garage, chicken house | (aps: Phares B. Mount Jov R2 both, large lot of farm implements | ete, also versonal yyy Albert G iv and. Mi snd lot household goods by Russel | Adam N. Herr and Her. | 2:15: ALN 1 pho : x : . 3 . ‘we v vido 1 { \ A. Enterline. Edgar Funk, auct. | Edgar Funk, Auctioneer. Sale at | Carl Guthridge, both of Mount _—— A { 12:30 p.m {Joy R2; Mrs. Elmer Summy, Pen- Tuesday. March 16 In Fast | - -— | ryn; Mrs. Henry Givle Manheim; Tu v . . Por a : Yenegal Twp. on the road from Iriday evening, April 2 —At the | and Miss Daisy Garman, at home Maytown to Bainbridge. 1 and 1-2 | gylletin office, Mount Joy, a five | ond 28 mile west of Maytown, 1-4 mile | hip stone and frame apartment Ie 2 alten east of Reich's Church, stock and | house on North Barbara street, | indchildren also survive. implements bv Leander H. Gantz | Joy, by Josephine Funb: The funeral was held frem hes Pronk B. Aldinger, Auct. Sale at| 4 joseph Funbar. Sale at late home this afternoon with fur- 12 noon, pm. C. S. Frank, auct. ther services in the Mount Plea- i ar 17 ard SRE sant Brethren in Christ Church, Wednesday, Mar. Ai In Mano: | Saturday, April 3—In Mount Joy | . . re nt in the cem i twp., a mile south of Central Man - | Township 2 and 1-2 miles north of and in erment in the cemetery ad- or and 3 miles west of Millersville, | nfoint Joy. cn the road leading | joining. 18 J ste or sar earn, hay from Mount Jov to Mastersonville, be msl fers ieee and straw umber, 't of 1mple- | PY ole ‘ a . So near Becker Gas Station. house NOESY, v TR ments by Walter C. Hoak. Edsor | old goods, ete. by Jacob Kulp, C.| LETTERS GRANTED ; = | ©. Frank. Auct. Sale at 1 p.m. Katie H. Nissley, Rapho Twp, " i dministratrix « the estate FINEST MODEL OLDS Claytcn R. Nissl te of Rap! | IN, FIFTY YEARS I'wp Oldsmobile, America’s oldest Roy G. Heisey, 1 Done m tr car manufacturer, today | of 1 publicly announces its finest new ‘ vi ny fn ( ry Star t model in 50 years of vroduction Sh wk, | or. the 1948 Series “98” Futur: mic Bore Oldsmobile. While the “Futuramic” | J. Earl Mertin, Mount Joy Twp line embodies the best in des { and Rhoda Martin Stern. Roarin and construction developed Snr Blair Count : : J | Springs, Blk executor Oldsmobile over five decade it id ty, a i | also points the way toward a new | ¢f the estate of Anna Martiy Gin- | “golden era” in automotive tra el, | der, late of Mount Joy Twp. lin the ovinion of S. E Skinner, . | vice-president of General Motors | t-cylinder 110 hp. engine i FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT Farmall H Tractor with Ontario plow, McCormick-Deering Grain Drill, New Idea Tractor Manure Spreader on rubber, Mc Disc and Cultipacker, Cor- mick-Deering Side Delivery rake, Farm Wagon on rubber, John Deere Po- tato Digger, Weeder for BN or A Farmall Tractor. 1500 BUSHELS OF EAR CORN POULTRY EQUIPMENT 10 Newtown Brooder Stoves (Coal burning), 10 Electric Shenadoah Brooder Stoves, 1 A R Wood Gas er for p uliry equipm bu ent and implements. A daughter of Montvic Monogram whose 70 daughters ords averaging 13,207 lbs. of milk 502 lbs. of fat. burning Brooder stove (new), Siberling Steam 50 Head Pure Bred HOLSTEINS All fresh or due soon alter the sale Representing the finest Canadian Breeding have 100 rec- A daughter of Montvic Rag Apple Soverign, bred to a son of Marksman out of a 998 lbs. daughter of Lonelm Texal Favne. A daughter of Supreme Grand Slam. The sire of a new WORLD REC- oi Junior three year old, on twice a day milking with 905 lbs. of fat, 19635 lbs. of milk. A daughter of Montvic Rag Apple Winston. purchased by Eller Farm of New York State. Twin Elm Snowflak Winter Fair and Honorable mention All-Canadian. The great sire recently Second Prize two year old at the 1947 Royal A grand-daughter of Lochinvar from the same cow family as the New World Record three year old. All cattle certiffted and accredited, qualified to go anywhere. CLARENCE E. LYONS, Mt. Joy, Pa. . HARVEY RETTEW, Pedigrees DUPES & HESS, Auctioneers LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE Corperaticn and general manager cf Oldsmobila, Brand new stvling from bumner to bumper the Series *98” Futuramic Oldsmobile offers many new noteworthv developments, entirelv graceful uch as on new sign with de- streamlining thie Series Hydra-Matie Drive Available In Full Line Motors Hydra-Matie Drive providing fulls automatic hiftine in all forward speeds, is available as eptional eauipment. at General bs . . extra cost. thronghout the 1948 and futuristic lines. increased front line of Oldsmobi car Picasered and rear vision through curved |. in 1940, this unique glacs, wider seats, and more lux- . Aen A 3 . engineering feature has oltained { urious uvholstery and interior trim pon ahd. wide Stand husiasstic an than hes ever been available in in the post eight vears. Mere than The 1948 Cldsmobiles 1 425000 Oldsmobile owners have Now On Disnlay { literally billions of mile Throughout the nation Oldsmo- | since 1940 without having 1n shift bile d=alers are displaving this | gears ~r puch a clutch beds] week the new “Futuramic? Series Vision Greatly Increased “eo QOldsmebile, ng well as the One of the most imvortant “0” and “70” Oldsmobile, known | vantages of tha new hodv desion the “Dvnaomin” Soriee. Produe-| cf the “Fntursmic” Serie “oR” tirn of the full 1948 Oldsmobile | Oldsmobile is increased vision all | line has been underwav for sev- around. The area of the curved | eval weeks. and retail delivery of | windshield on the four-dem the new cars will commence im- | “Futuran Oldsmobile for 1948 mediately, accordiag to Mr. Skin- [is 30 rer cent greater than that in | ner. the 1947 Series “og Oldsmohil { The “Futuramic” Series “OF | while the area of the curve ho | Oldsmobile ic rewered hv a 118 I window represents a 58 per Ih eicht cylinder engine that | cent incre anv motor previovs- | The also been { lv knilt on the nroduction lina by | noticeably wiherm re, | this Division of General Motors |a Froader, Jower h rd assur | Cornoration. Fquinred with a|™ fuller vision shead for the I newly designed high-camprossinm | as compared with most head. ucing a ratin of 7 in 1. the | other competitiva makes of cars. [ enaine fv the “Fnfuramic” Series Wide Cheice OF C lors [ Oldemohile has been rated hy | In 1948 Oldsmobile’ enstomet | Oldem~bile as tha | have an unu-uvally i hoic of | “emoothest” and most nowerful | colors. Ten distinctive and attrac | “in-line” engine ever offered, Olds- | tive solid colore ave offered in [ mohile customers | closed model f the “Dynami For buyers in the medinm |and “Futuramic” Series. or the novlar price romoe, Oldgmahile | customer man elect any one { | will produces tha “Nunamic” Serine | five two-tone comhbina- | the Oldsmobile price class “Re and “70” in 1948. Seven | Hore, with a single eveention, That etvles ineluding a eoanvertible and | is the “Fnturamic” Ald wobila elu station wagon. are beine built in | sedan, This Fody stvie, like that of tha “Dynamic” Serias, The enstn- | tho convertibles and station wag- mer has a choice of a six-cylinder | ons, is in solid colo 100 h. p. Oldsmobile engine or an 'only by Oldsmobile. before. | accentance | American mntori 19183 | The Bullet, Joy Pa, Thursday. Varch 11, | PAIR MULES SELL FOR AN | EVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS John E. Murry, Washington Boro Mr. and Mrs, Ray Wiley attended farmer, held a banner sale Tues= the commence ment. exercises of the day He hitc hed 12 mules mn one University of Pennsylvania at Phils team before they went under the adelphia on Saturday, Mr. Wiley’ hammer, A pair of S-year-olds brother was amone those Who Tas rought $1,000 and the 12 totalled : igs we: | $4208. Other farm equipment sold ceived degrees in Veterinary Medi- | equally high, Fdgar Funk was the Cl auctioneer and the Mount Joy The Fire Company requests all | gyljetin printed all the sale bills. the ladies of the town and vienity | thousand people attended. to come to the firehouse Monday | LL evening, March 15th, to help organ- OUR ANNUAL 1 Ladies Auxiliary. The Mothers Club met in the | A hd school house on Monday evening emmunity with 23 members present, Mrs. Ray Wiley the president of the elub presided. The club donated $10.00 A FE, to the Fire Company and decide to id A buy swings for the playgrounds and slide projection machine for the ———— School. The weial committee were » . Mrs. C. Mowery and Mrs. C. Me- Good Friday Elhenny. The hostesses were Mr Kirschraan and Mr Everett Mar- | MARCH 26 tin. XY) Mrs. Walter Es Mi spent Tuc the Flower Show. | ON -— V. Weaver Wins; 200 HEAD of ean enn Live Stock hleman and NEAR MOUNT JOY Levi Peifer sday at Philadelphia to He selected swine fattening for | his vocational project in his fresh- IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD man year. For the next two veurs | GOODS, MERCHANDISE hi main vocational interest wa FRUIT Etc. reising of ‘baby beeves fo the | . 1 : : 1 \ | I ) ave any ments or Garden Spot Baby Beef Show at I you have ny implemen 5 | housekeld goods you want to sell, Lancaster. For his projects in his! win sell it for you on commis- senior year, Vernon selected to- | gion, now is a geod time to sell your mato raising and keeping of farm |supplies. account records Wanted all kinds of cows and He ranked in the upper two- | shoats. fifths cof his class scholastically | Sale at 12:00 Noon was active in FFA programs, | C S F k & B athletics and many school projects o Me ran Io. Vernon is engaged in farming in | Ajdinger & Wagner, Aucts. father I Zeller, Herr, Kt lor, Clk Che. Neal Annual Spring Sale Tues day, Mar.16,1948 A.M. with his 11:00 o'cleck 1. located Vv» mile north of Campbelltown. two miles from On farin, Palmyra Route two miles south of ~0 head ure Bred Certified CANADIAN HOLSTEIN COWS, HEIFERS AND BULLS ney Palmyra, Some of these cows are fresh and close ringe Pontiac Koba Rag Apple No. 600530 has an average test for the year of 44 is fresh with a heif If fr t i MV Lochinivar the third Fcho Po two wr-old, twice a day milking, erfat test and a three-year-old, twice a day lays, 17,1¢ of milk with better than a 4% test. Hich Point Rag Apple Polly has produced as a two-year-old, twice day milkir 15.000 1b. milk, 38, 3.9; 3.6, 3.6, 3.9; 3.8% ; not yet official High Point Rosalie Lochi a two-year-old, twice a day milking, | 11,00 Yb. milk, 47% test Wav Brook Rema Alamoda 1 two-year-old produced 10,094 1bs. milky, 390 fat, 2.86 wice a day mill Wav Brock Emily Fayne two-year-old produced 10,679 lbs. milk, 410 ths. fat, 3.83% test as a twice a day Many other cows with similar record Veeman DeKol Lad. His dan tyo-year-old record 11,712 lbs. milk, 474 lbs. fat, 4.0 test. Sister to this bull 1 produced 16,086 lbs. milk, 570 lbs. fat, 3.54 Fobes Veeman J his dam a two-year-old produced 16,483 lbs. milk! Ib: Lat Fayne Antony DeKol, his dam has an official record as a two-year- ld producing 10.3 I mi 125 lbs. 1¢ Six fine heifers bred to Veemnn DeKol Lad will freshen in the fall. Some rv nice weaned cal m the above cows. If you want some= thi nice, h th 1 IMPLEMENTS 1 ten-inch McDeering chon mill with b , 1 New Holland cylinder corn sheller, 1 concrete and general purp mixer, 1 combination port- able tractor and stationary saw with 30” blade: 1 side delivery rake, two MecDeering hay loaders, in tion; 1 McDeering Cultipacker, two | 5-ft. McCormick mowers, 1 pack 5 walking plows. 2 roller harrows. land roll corn planter, McC i De-ring: hay tedder, dump | rake, 1 lowdown wagon with 14-ft. bad rubber, two wagons, 6 Mc=- Cornyick-Deering riding cultivators, extra good shape: one Domestic gas- ol en 10 1 ) equinned h coil and hot shot, in good running order ue full equi ; double, single and triple trees. 1 ho h yreast chains, new: 12 plow hooks, 20 middle rir 10 iocl p kee harness complet h bridles and lines: 1 bu hart V id mounting, breast collar and hames; four front gears, 1 check lin 1 lead rein, 1 single line, collars, housings and brid! Lot of implements not menticned Chartered bus leaves White House at 9:30. Wrile for catalogue. will be mad: knewn by Conditions Dinner available 1 Edward O’Neal HESS | AORST HARVEY and DUPES, Auctic Palmyra, Pa. and GINGRICH, RETTEW, neers Phone 838961 Clerks. Pedigrees,
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