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Everybody reads newspapers buf
| NOT everybody reads circular ads
vertising left on their door siep.
ROBERTSON FARMS |
PUBLIC SALE]
YORK, PENNA.
Recent death of HAROLD E. ROBERTSON makes this
complete dispersal absolute in order to settle his Estate.
SALE AT BEAUTIFUL ROBERTSON FARM,—-2 MILES of Marietta, Penna.
EAST AND NORTH OF YORK, PA., JUST OFF LINCOLN
A 2% STORY FRAME
HIGHWAY. | (fy DWELLING
: | containing seven rooms
nm A 0 { and bath, all conveniences;
} equipped with oil heater and an
V4 29 sg a i automatic hot water heater. This
9 property is the eastern half of a
Win
5 5 ER
double dwelling, in good condition,
Gis
REGISTERED
recently insulated. Also two-car
garage on premises.
Holstein J
olistenn J
Possession can be given within
thirty days of sale, and can be view-
BANG'S CERTIFIED herd — T. B. and Bang's tested
within 30 days.
ed at any time.
THIS IS A NOTED SHOW HERD--20 YRS. OF SHOWING
Also at, the same time and place
1 has won Bia oonNs

PUBLIC SALE
—of—
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, JULY 31st, 1048
To be held on the premises at 546
East Market Street, in the Borough

there will be household furniture
| offered for sale.
Sale to commence at 1:00 P. M.,
DST, when conditions will be made
| known by

JACOB G. FANTOM
| Walter Dupes, Auct.
Landis & Garman, Clerks. 7-15-3t
ALL-DAY
Tractor and Power
lg 1 a :
na rana Lnampion
honors at ding shows | na. anda many other states Machinery Sale
as raceft as January of this year. | at BEVERLY TWIN MARKET
¢ mimes from this Herd won First Prize in differ FARM MACHINERY AND
LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE
: i G. K. Wagner, Prop Phone 442-J-2
30 Years Ago—consists of R. D. 2, Elizabethtown, Pa.
' Saturday, July 24,1948
at 10 A. M. Sharp, EDT
Eight miles south of Hershey, Pa.;
two miles north of Elizabethtown,
Pa., on old Hershey Pike
70 New & Used Tractors
| All makes Combines, Balers, 10 new
| Corn Pickers, some .Self-propelled;
| Side Rakes, 1000 other pieces of
| Tractor and Horse Machinery
Drills, Plows. Disc Harrows.
Anything you are looking for.
CARS. TRUCKS
| 100 HOGS, CATTLE
Hrd Established
1 Milking Cows, many recently fresh
2 First Calf Heifers, due in fall
10 Open Heifer ~~ 10 Heifer Calves
12 Bulls
I. luding Senior Herd Sire with 18 daughters and 5 sons.
SALE MUST START PROMPTLY AT 10:00 A. M. as the
HERD MUST BE SOLD BY NCON
AT 1:00 P. M.
250 Purebred Hampshire Hogs
including the proved sows and 7 of the great proved boars Bring in your surplus machinery
of ihe breed along with bred gills from the same. | before Sale Day.
BEAR IN MIND — THIS IS ONE
OF THE GREATEST HAMPSHIRE HERDS OF THE EAST
and

G. K. WAGNER
Next Sale will be Aug. 21, 1948
7-15-2t

Farmers Can Enroll
In State Corn Club
Pennsylvania
opportunity to
Farmers in this
year will have the
enroll in the first Penna. Corn Club
which is sponsored by the Pennsyl-
vania Crop
tion and the Extension Service co-
operating,
The purpose of this new club is
to give recognition to corn growers
who produce not less than 75, 100 or
depending upon the county in which
the farm is located. Lancaster Co.
growers will undoubtedly be judged
by the 125 bushel standard. This
project will serve as a demonstra-
tion on proper seed bed prepara-
tion, the use of adapted hybrid va-
rieties, the intelligent use of land,
manures and commercial fertilizers,
sufficient stands of plants, and effi-
cient weed control and cultivation.
Suitable recognition to those who
qualify will be given at the next
Farm Show at Harrisburg by the
Crop Improvement Association.
A few simple rules will govern
the contest should be mentioned.
7. A farmer can make one entry
only. :
2. All contestants must register
with their County Agent Office not
later than August 1st. This can be
done by either calling at the office
in the Lancaster Post Office or by
calling 2-7977 Lancaster.
3. There shall be no less than five
acres of one variety or hybrid at
one location on the farm. If the farm
or the corn fields are laid out in
strips, three strips may be entered
providing the two intervening strips
are grown to close growing crops..
The total contest acreage in this
case must total at least 5 acres.
A eee
Boro Council at Oxford has asked
its Burgess to repair his sidewalk
or else.

ONE OF THE GREATEST REGISTERED HOLSTEIN SHOW
HERDS EVER SOLD AT AUCTION IN PENNSYLVANIA
All must go - they will be sold fast and you are cer-
tain to get some bargains. DON'T MISS IT.
320 A. Modern Farm Offered For Sale Privately
C. B. SMITH & R. AUSTIN BACKUS
Sales Managers and Auctioneers
Williamston, Mich. & Mexico, IN. Y
THE ROBERTSON FARMS, Owners, York, Pa.
DROVERS & MECHANICS BANK, Administrators,
NOTICE
A Complete Line
sO
York, Pa.
BIG
Public Sale
65th in Popular Garden Spot Series
THURSDAY, JULY 22
85 [a il
Holstein
Cattle
to Registered

RED COMB POULTRY
—-and-
PIONEER LIVESTOCK FEEDS
AT OUR WAREHOUSE
(Formerly Harry Leedoms)
Call or Stop In
TELEPHONES 332 OR 132-R MOUNT JOY
A. C. MAYER
MOUNT JOY
To See Us

in High Grades

Sale Register
If you want a notlee 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
ready let us print your bills. That's
you are
, | advertisingy a" ph
Improvement Associa- | the cheapest advertisingyou can get] ¢ 010

Friday, July 23--At the Bulletin
| Office, East Main St.,, Mount Joy, a
[2Y2 story Frame Dwelling House
{with 2 story garage located at 119
[N. Market St., Mount Joy
[of Mount Joy, Executor of the Es-
tate of Michael M. Sauder, deceas-
ted. Sale at 7 p.m. C. S.
{ Auctioneer.
| Saturday, July 24—-On the prem-
lises at 13 South Market Street, Mt.
[Joy, public sale of personal property
by Mrs. Lillian Backenstoe. C. S
Frank, Auct. Sale at 1 p.m. DST.
Saturday, July 31-—On the premi-
[ses at 546 East Market St., in the
of Marietta, a 2' story
[frame dwelling, 7 rooms, bath, hot
[water heater, recently insulated,
{half of a double house by Jacob G.
Fantom. Walter Dupes, Auct. Sale
atl p.m.
Saturday, July 31--On the prem-
ises at No. 236 East Main Street, in
Mountville Boro, a 2-story frame
(bungalow type dwelling house, gar-
age and personal property by Nan-
cy W. Stonesifer. Executrix of and
Devisee under the last Will and
| Testament of John M. Weaver, de-
ceased. Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
ises in the village of
{household and kitchen furniture by
Mrs. Wm. Hoffman. Sale at 1:00 p.
Im. C.'S. Frank, Auct.
Thursday, Aug. 19— The Edwin
P. Eby farm, in Mount Joy Town-
ship, along a hard road, consisting
| of 50 acres, 7-room house with el-
| ectrie, frame barn, chicken houses,
|ete. by Chas M. Eby, Phone 146R11
Mount Joy. C. S. Frank, Auct. Sale
ate P.M.
rr eee
Mortuary Record
(From page 1)
Aid Society, the Women's
[for World Service, and the
| Bible Class.
| Born in Dauphin County,
[ter of the late Thomas and Barbara

Society
Ladies
daugh-
survived by
‘Warren H.
resided:
| Evans Hemperly, she is
the following children:
{Bentzel, with
Edith, wife of Alvin E. Shonk, of
Washington; Fdgar H. Bentzel, of
Hampton, Va.; sisters, Eliza-
| beth, wife of
| Washington; and Mrs.
Moyer, of town; five grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren
the funeral will be held in Evan-
United Brethren Church
here on Friday afternoon with in-
whom she
two
Dr. Eugene C.
Catherine
Rice
gelical
terment in the Eberly cemetery.
Franklin Smith Sr.
Franklin Smith, Sr.,
Glenolden, a native of
and a former school teacher in that
Bainbridge
| community, died Sunday at noon at
[his home after a brief illness.
| The son of the late Adam
Catherine Smith, he attended the
Millersville State School
[ from 1876 to 1879, after teaching in
the Ebersole School in Conoy Twp.
| from 1873 to 1876.
led to Bainbridge where he
[until 1883 and then returned to Mil-
lersville as an instructor until 1886.
duties, he
and
Normal

taught
Leaving his instructor's
went to New Jersey as a certified
accountant and then made
Despite his
public
his home in Glenolden.
in several
school Ebersole
age, he participated
reunions at the
Saturday, July 31—On the prem=|
Landisville,|
Personal Mention
(From page 1)

angelist for these meetings is Merle|
Fuller who conducted a campaign
in Mount Joy last year.
The following ten

persons en-|
evening in the home of|
Mrs. Richard Meyers|
last Tuesday. They |
the Tent
2]
progress at
joyed an
Pastor and

attended Meetings which|
' |
are in Saltillo and]
which are
Regular Baptist Church of which
the mother of Mr. Meyers, the
The Bullelin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,
"Thursday,
July 15, 1948-3

PHOTO FINISHING—Any six or
eight exposure roll developed and
printed plain or deckle edge, 25¢
{coin). Reprints 3c each. Minimum
order 25¢. Capital City Photo Ser-
vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa. 2/15/t{
NOTICE: 1 will buy all kinds of
scrap iron and magazines. Also stove
wood for sale, locust and oak, in
small lots or truck load. Guy D.
Spittler. Phone 101-R, Mount Joy.
10-30-tf

being sponsored hy the FOR SALE: Crosley table top gas
4 [stove, $60.00; Magic Chef gas stove,
$30.00; 6-room Heatrola, $40.00;
[N. by the Mr. Meyers is pastor. Those in theKitchen Range, 101 West Main St.
125 bushels of sound corn per acre First National Bank & Trust Co. party included: Mrs. Arthur Meyers Mount Joy. Phone 330-M.
6-3-tf

N oR ! [FOR AN EXTRA Brood of Chicks,
Frank, Misses Miriam, Mary and Mildred Try Our (Baby Beef) Indian River
Shelly, Messers Clarence Brubaker|Crossed Chicks.
Immediate deliv-
and Rufus Shelly, Mr. Roy Shelly, ery. Paul S. Hiestand, Phone 3285,
Mr. Ezra Wolgemuth, Pastor
(Mrs. C. I. Summy.
Mrs. Tilda Smith, of Muncy, In-
diana, and Miss Dorothy Coulter,
of Parker, Indiana, are the house
Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Bates, 119 West Donegal Street.
—r > —
guests of
COUNTY BOROS TO CONFER
Councilmen from many of the|
county boros will confer with Coun-
[ty Commissioners today, Thursday,
to determine how much they expect]
from the Liquid Fuels Tax recently!
received from the State. |
— —
R. D. Rote, a Navy veteran ofl
World War II, was killed
companion injured when their truck |
[struck a tree on the Marietta pike
two miles west of Rohrerstown.
EE |
and his]

The ICC has authorized an in-|
|
crease of 17 percent. average in|
|
fares on all railroads thruout the
{ {
east
—— ees een
Patronize Bulletin advertisers.
CLASSIFIED

Rates for this column are 25¢ per
| msertion, If over five lines, 5c per
{line each insertion, all payable in
[ advance. a4
OR SALE: Cucumbers by the 100
lor M., taking orders now. John S.
|Eby, phone Manheim 348-W4.
| 7-15-3t

[FOR SALE: Early Transparent Ap-
ples for mice sauce, now in season;
land strong vinegar. Also some car-
ry over winter varieties apples, in
(good condition for eating and cook-
ing, if used immediately. Fairview
{Orchards,, Mrs. Kathryn Snyder,
(Florin, Pa. 7-15-2t

FOR SALE: 8-piece Walnut ‘dining
[room suite, good condition. 9 Mari-
|Avenue, Mount Joy. Telephone
[119-W. 7-15-tf
[LOST Sheep strayed avray from the
and| arietta, Pa.

6-3-tf

FOR SALE: 1 used Coolerator
Refrigerator; 1 three burner oil
stove, plus oven; 1 Universal elec-
tric range 1 1938 Philco console
radio, like new; 1 National cash
register. Earl - B. Longenecker,
|Landisville, Pa. Phone 4111. 6-24-tf
IFOR SALE: Thomas Laxton Hull

Metzler,
6-17-tf
Peas for freezing. Paul
Fhone Mount Joy 127J2.

[FOR SALE: New and used quart
jars, price reasonable. Guy D. Spit-
tler, Phone 101-R Mt. Joy. 6-17-tf

To Andrew Bear, his heirs, execu-
tors, administrators and assigns;
the children, grandchildren, heirs,
legatees, executors and trustees of
|John Greider, deceased:
Take notice that on June 24, 1948,
Charles B. Redmond and Gloria Y.
Redmond, his wife, presented their
petition to the Orphans Court of
Lancaster County, Pa. setting forth
that they are owner of a tract of
land containing 137.36 perches in
West Hempfield Township, Lancast-
er County, Pa, by virtue of deeds
Mated February 10, 1947 recorded in
the Recorder's Office in and for
Lancaster County in Deed Book P.,
Vol. 38 page 541 and April 14, 1943
recorded in the Recorder’s Office in
and for Lancaster County in Deed
Book F, Vol. 36, page 195, and ask-
ing that a charge created by the
wlll of John Greider, deceased, re-
corded in Will Book D, Vol 2, page
175 and being a lien on a tract of
137 acres more or less in Wiest
Hempfield Township, Lancaster Co.,
Pa., of which the above premises
are a part, be discharged and the
premises of petitioners to-
gether with the entire 137 Acres
more or less be released from the
effect thereof.
You are directed to appear in the
said orphans Court on August 16,
1948 at 10 A.M. DST to answer said
petition and show cause why a de-
cree should not be entered dis-
charging the above lien.
A. W. LANE, Sheriff
Aruold, Bricker & Beyer,
Attorneys 7-8-4
TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF

"ILANCASTER COUNTY:
WHEREAS, The section of high-

Peter
Anyone with information
phone Mount Joy 142RS5.
FOR SALE: Live or dressed, ring-
necked pheasants, Telephone Mount
Joy 907R15 7-15-41
please
7-15-1t|
— |
FOR SALE: 300 New Hampshire
{Red Pullets, soon ready to lay. A.|
C. Mayer, Mount Joy, Pa. 7-15-1t

Apply Robert Hess,
920A-23 Mt
Mount Joy R2|
Joy T7-15-2tp|
r phone
nw | |

FOR SALE: Screen Door
inches, like new, priced reasonable;
Regulation size Table Tennis Table
& Set for playing. Phone 295-W
7-8-2tp
WANTED: Telephone Operator,|
Regular night duty. Experience not|
necessary. Apply Miss Ney, Colum-

Risser farm, at Riscers Mill. |
way in Mount Joy Borough, County
of Lancaster, Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, Starting at a point
No 1 Wiest Donegal Street,
From Marietta St. to New Haven St.
1584 F't.; No. 2 W. Donegal St., From
Donegal Springs Road to Dead End,
528 F't.; No. 3 Pinkerton Road, From
Marietta St. to Boro Line, 1584 Ft.;
No. 4 High St., From Park Ave. to
ninety-two ——————————————-—— Mount Joy St., 1056 ft.; No. 5. Old
SALE: Homemade motorbike.|Manheim St., From Market St, to
Boro Line, 1584 Ft. being about
6336 feet in length, is in need of
improvements (or) maintenance,
and
WHEREAS, The Borough of Mt.
Joy desires to take advantage of the
Act approved June 12, 1919, P.L.
150, as amended by the Acts of
March 10, 1921, P.L. 26, May 8,
1929, P.L. 1651 and July 12, 1935, P.
LL. 803, and as further provided in
He then return- Stove, Ivory Enamel, $60.00. Call Act No. 320, approved May 18, 1945
permitting Counties of the Com-
monwealth of Pennsylvania to ap-
propriate and expend moneys for the
improvement and maintenance of
State Highways and State Aid High-
ways or any Public Highway in any
County of the Commonwealth, etc.,
therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the Borough
Council of Mount Joy Borough in
regular session assembled on this 7th
School, attending the last one about bis Telephone Company, Mount Joy,|day of June, 1948, do on behalf of
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE on
New Street. One Lot—50x153 feet;
One Lot—73x130 ft. Price $300 each.
Apply E. E. Brown, Mount Joy, Ph,
169 or 34. . wo. + 5-28-tf
CESSPOOL, SEPTIC TANK
Building & Cleanin
ARMSTRONG ENGI G
Lincoln Hi-Way East
Lancaster R4 - Phone 32770
1-15-tf

JOY COAL
Anthracite — Bituminous
Walter Derr, 28 W. Main St.
Mount Joy, Pa.
Telephone 268-J 5-13-tf
NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
GARAGE DOORS: 8'x7’, 8x8,
10'x10°, 12'x12’, In stock for im=-
mediate delivery, Automatic elgctrio
overhead door operators. Controlled
from the dash of your car, Also a
lot of commercial and pivoted steel
sash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy,
Pa. Phone 145,
TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S
New-rebuilt-used. J. M. Engle, 411
E. High, Elizabethtown 14J. 4-8-tf

WANTED: Men for night crew on
fan cutting and shake-out, $1.00
per hour. Marietta Holloware &
Enameling Co., Marietta, Pa,
4-1-ti
[FF INTERESTED in selling your
car—See—Ben Staley or call 163R2,
Mount Joy. 5-9-tf

MEN WANTED
Stauffers Quarry
Good Wages
Time and half time over 40 hours.
Telephone Mt. Joy 308
WANTED: Wrecked Automobiles.
Any make, any model. Also Scrap
Iron. H. B. Shank Auto Wrecking,
74 N. Poplar St. Elizabethtown, Pa.
Phone 38-W or 191-W. 8-14-tf
J. WILLIS FREED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
TAX CONSULTANT
19 W. MAIN ST,
Continue to feed 100 ordinary birds
when approximately. 80 Pedigreed
Musser-Bred Leghorns, lay just: as
many eggs. Thirty years of breed-
ing on our own farms have de-
veloped chicks. which are extreme-
ly heavy layers and are at the
same time highly resistant to all
the poultry diseases of this area.

1-1-t4

Learn more about these superior
chicks,
Write today for prices and your
free copy of Musser’s colorful 1948
edition of “Chick News.”
Musser Leghorn Farms
Phorie 905-R-6 Mt. Joy, Pa.
4-1-tf

FOR SALE!
JLOT AT 10 E, MAIN ST., MT. JOY
WITH SINGLE HOUSE, MAIN ST.
DOUBLE HOUSE ON HENRY ‘ST.
Suitable for Business Location
Call Mount Joy 145
PAUL MARTIN, CONTRACTOR
4-22-tf

EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Elizabeth Althouse, late
of Borough of Mount Joy, de-
ceased,
Letters testamentary of said
estate having been granted to the
andersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
From T. B. Accredited herds, Bang Certified, eligible to
enter any herd, milkers mastitis tested.
ago—when he was

five years ac- Pa. 7-8-tf said Borough hereby petition for
claimed the oldest surviving teach- NOTICE: If vou |County Aid 2 herembelors stated.
THOMAS J. B. BROWN
delay for settlement to the under-
signed residing at 221 S. Market: St.,
Mount Joy, Pa.

are suffering from
er of the school. |Oak or Ivy Poisoning and want im-|

AT WILLOW STREET VILLAGE. 4 MILES SOUTH OF es mediate relief, ask for Doctors Pre-| Burgess C- S, KRALL
> PA., JUST OFF ROUTE 72 AT ]. M. BRUBA- Nay lov scription No. 760-084. Sold by E. JAY G. EICHERLY : Executor
LANCASTER PRS J AVI N G Harvey J. Mille "0 ied 2 W. Garber, 21 Mount Joy Street, President of Council, | Arnold, Bricker & Beyer 6-24-6t
KER FARM. I aan a a [Mount Joy, Pa. 7-8-8t |Attest: William F. Brian, Clerk Astorneys
the yme 0 11s son, John L |
50 FRESH AND CLOSE SPRINGERS, nearly all first, Miller. 128 S. Barbara St, at 6:30FOR SALE: 14 ft. Outboard boat PUBLIC SALE I OKS Ron
illar, 128 S. ’ Estate of Abram M. Bernhard, late

second, and third calf heifers,
10 DUE in August and September
5 BULLS, backed by high produclion.
BREEDERS AND DAIRYMEN: Come to this sale for well-
grown, highly bred, good uddered, unusually heavy pro-
ducing, profitable cows. These sales have been held each
month now for nearly 6 years and buyers return again and
again for additional purchases, — because every animal
is said to be exactly as represented.
This is a strictly reliable place to buy cows to increase |
your milk production and NOW IS THE TIME TO PRO-
DUCE MORE MILK.
AT THIS BUSY SEASON — COMPETITION IS NOT SO
STRONG. You can afford to leave your work and attend.
This sale will save you money and the cows will make
yoi1 money.
Bring your friends and neighbors. Sale must start
promptly at 12:00 Noon, lunch or dinner available.
Complete calalogs at the ringside. Reasonable priced
truckmen recdy to move your purchases promptly.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE — THURSDAY, JULY 22.
R. AUSTIN BACKUS
Sales Mgr. & Auct. Mexico, N. Y.
EARL L. GROFF, Local Represeniative, Strasburg, Penna.

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STYLE
Mitiions of Americans are saving billions
of dollars in their bank accounts . .. for
old age .. . for things they want... for
emergencies . . . for lean years that may
lie ahead. Save now, while you are earning
more. Grasp this opportunity to get ahead
financially. SAVE, , . SAVE ...SAVE....
First National Bank & Trust Company
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
= SAVE AT THIS BANK ci

pm. Sunday of a heart condition
| after a lingering illness.
Born in Iowa, a son of the late
Jacob and Eliza Koser Miller, he
was an automobile mechanic by
trade. Surviving are his
Annie Laura Hurley
these children, Marie, wife of Ray-
mond Egolf, Carlisle; Mrs. Mildred
McNulty, New York City; O. Ken-
neth Miller and Mrs. Florence
Horlocker, both of Washington;
John L. Miller and Mrs Mary
Minick, Mechanicsburg;
grandchildren, seven great-grand-
and sisters; Ora Miller, Mrs.
ma Gibson and Mrs. Anna
all of Iowa; Mrs. Fva Ostot
Cook
lisle.
Te funeral was held from his late]
home Wednesday
with |
interment in Letort Spring Ceme- |
tery at Carlisle. |
RE
afternoon
Warren G. Harding is the only|
President of |
journalist to become

United States. |
also 12)
children and the following brother St. Mount Jov.
Em-|— .
and 4 h.p. outboard Johnson mo-|
tor, will sell complete or single. Roy
Ament, Stauffertown, R2, Mount
Joy, Pa. 7-8-2t
TRAILER FOR SALE: Good strong
but light trailer, metal box 3.8x6.6/
for a quick sale. Phone 320 Mt. Joy
of
REAL ESTATE
FRIDAY, JULY 23rd, 1948
at'7:00 P.M, D.S.T.
At the office of the Bulletin, East
Main St., Mount Joy, Pa.
The undersigned will offer at pub-
wife, ft. will casiiy carry 10¢0 to 1500 lbs.|)je sale: Premises 119 NORTH MAR-
Miller, and|double springs, spare tire. Price $50 KET
ST., MOUNT JOY, PA, lot
fronting 45 ft. 9 ins. on the east side
7-1-tf of Market Street, and extending in
WANTED: Room To Rent without
board, by male teacher in local high
school. Reply by letter to Box 85,
Mount Joy, c/o J.D.D 7-1-3t

JANITOR WANTED: by Mount Joy
boro school board.
Breneman, secretary,
6-17-tf
Sexton for Mount Joy
Church. Apply Mr.|
WA NTEI ):
Presbyterian
T-1-tf

Apply to Joseph
depth of that width easterly 180 ft.
to the west side of an
which is erected a
2% STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE
with slate roof, 8 rooms,
and laundry room; electricity;
alley, on
927 Kivi oo .
279 toilet: sink.
of the Village of Florin, Mount Joy
Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa., deceased.
Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed, residing at 26 Donegal
Springs Road, Mount Joy, Pa.
E. M. BOMBERGER
Executor
Louis S. May, attorney 6-17-6t

EXECUTOR’S NOTICE!
Estate of Martha A. Sauder, late
of Mount Joy Borough, Pa, deceas-
With 2 STORY FRAME GARAGE | ed
in rear of said premises.
All buildings are well constructed
and|Wm, Brian, Newcomer's Hardware nicely located.
Mrs. Pearl Splinger, both of Car-|Store, Mt. Joy.
Sale to begin at 7:30 p.m. D.S.T.
Friday, July 23, 1948, when terms
2nd conditions will be made known
Hy
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST . COMPANY. : OF
MOUNT JOY
Executor of the estate of Michael
Sauder, Deceased.
C. S. Frank, Auctioneer,
Adolph C. Koehler, Att'y.
39 E. Grant Lancaster, Pa.
: 6-24-5t

Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to tha
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.
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK AND TRUST
OF MOUNT
Executor
Adolph C. Koehler, 39 E.
Grant St,, Lancaster, Pa. .
Attorney 6-10-6t
ne $F

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