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PUBLIC SALE NOTICE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,
Pursuant to the power ¢
in the last Will and
Testament of |
(From Page 1)
Aaron L. Hoffman, deceased, the |
Myre Minnie tne Chan
undersigned will offer at public sale Mrs. Minnie Memminger, Cecil
ALL THAT CERTAIN farm and | Haine, Mrs. Lillian Hamilton, Mary
tract of land containing 57 Acres |
d 35 Perches of land, more or less, | anv time upon application to th

5 thereon erected a
4 21» STORY FRAME
HH DWELLING HOU
te with slate roof, Frame
with tobacco shed
barn attached, Garage
House, and
thereon erected,
undersigned at the
| tional Bank.
Sale will be held on the premise
Bank | on Thursday.
o'clock P. M., Daylight Savin
| Time, when the terms and condi
| tions will be made known by th
undersigned
J. H. HOFFMAN,
Maytown Na

Barn, ind corn i 2:
nd Chicken
improvements
situated and
one-half miles West of Mavtown on
n |
Reich's |
other
B. | Divet, Ella Sherk,
(Hamilton and Brenda Pierce, all of
|Mrs. Harry Beamenderfer, Lillie
| Sauder, Mrs. Clarence Divet, Mar- [riage by her mother, was attended |
Virginia | by Mrs. Harry Good, Smithville, a |
|Greenawalt, Margaret Rahm, Eva cousin of the bridegroom. Mr. Good| With the eight weeks of Play-|inserted in this register weekly CLERICAL OFFICE HELP WANT-
| ground fast drawing to a close, the from now until day of sale. ABSO-|ED: male or female. Apply to Mr,
© Gantz, Catherine Gephart,
|R. Charles, Mary Charles, and Mrs.
s | Ella Baker of Salunga, also folks
September 9, 1948, at [from Elizabethtown and Lancaster.
& Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ammon and
f children, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Mec-
Curdy, Mrs. Lillian Hamilton, Mary
| Hamilton, Brenda Pierce spent Sun-
ffs Dlinbritge Bond under and Executor | day at Willow Mills, Pa.
This farm also has a vood in| Sf Arar L | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Myers
of water close to the house ang a | Deceased spent Sunday at Roxborough Camp
nimker of fruit trees thereon | Walter Dunes, Auct. Meeting.
_The premises may be inspected at ' Paul A. Mueller, Att rney 8-19-3t | Mrs. Emma Peifer visited Mr. and

SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1948
ID. S. T.
On my farm, Palmyra Reute No. 1, located 's mile north of Campbell
town, 2 idiles south of Palmyra, 2 miles from Hershey.
60 Head

Pure Bred Certified |
CANADIAN COWS, HEIFERS nas: comms
AND BULLS
Grandly backed, including granddaughters
ibility and breeding were considered when selecting these animals. Quite
a few ol these heifers have record dams, and :
ficial records. Some of these cow
fall cows.
CHOICE YOUNG BULLS
Including a ten-month-old grandson of “Marksman.” Hic dam is “Good
milk testing 4.179% as
full sisters at 3 years old, 305 days,
778 fat testing 4.70 “Official,” headed all twice
division for 1947 all ages.
Another bull a grandson of Sovereign of a 4%
made 660 Ibs. fat, 15.819 14s
wice a day milkiig, 365 days. Her
produced 16,559 lbs. milk,
gp day producers in 305 day
Plus”
dam.
dam have made R.OP. records year after vear. The dam is good plus
NICE WELL GROWN CALVES
FROM THE ABOVE COWS
These cattle must be seen to be appreciated.
Fale this fall on account of the scarcity of the cattle
ws will leave White Horse
ale, when conditions will be
in Canad. Chartered
at ten o'clock D.S.T. Catalogues on day of |
made known by
EDWARD O’NEAL,
FESS and DUPES, Auctioneers,
IERMAN HORST, Clerk
IARVEY RETTEW, Pedigrees,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26
STARTING AT 12:00 NOON, LUNCH OR DINNER AVAILABLE.
Palmyra, Pa. Phone 88961
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND
66th
(Garden Spot Sale

70
Holstein
Cattle
50 REGISTERED
20 GRADES

T. B. Accredited, Bang Certified, eligible for any herd.
SALE HELD UNDER COVER AT WILLOW STREET
VILLAGE, 4 MILES SOUTH OF LANCASTER, PA.. JUST
OFF ROUTE 72 AT J. M. BRUBAKER FARM.
Many of the offerings consigned from good herds of
Lancaster, York, and adjoining counties.
group of heavy producers directly from Canada.

An outstanding

0 FRESH And CLOSE SPRINGERS
second, and third calf heifers,
mostly first,
7 BRED and OPEN HEIFERS
3 SERVICE AGE BULLS
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL HEIFER CALVES
SELL AFTER THEIR DAMS.
HIGH MILK PRICES meen MORE PROFIT TO YOU, if you
own heavy producers — the kind you can buy at this sale
and at surprisingly reasonable prices.
REAR IN MIND — this is a long established reliable
auction market, for good Holstein cattle, all sold to be ex-
aclly as represented.
R.
Sales Mgr. & Auct.

AUSTIN BACKUS
EARL L. GROFF, local Represeniative, Strasburg, Penna.

Mexico, N.Y.

of such outstanding sires as
Montvie Monogram, Montvie Rag Apple Triune and Montvie Rag Apple
Marksman, the very top of the Holstein breed. Individuality, producing
1 number of the cows have
are fresh, Some
a two-year-old
Both dam and
This will be the only |

Mrs, Lawrence at Landisville Wed-
nesday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Ruhl returned to her
home on Sunday from St. Joseph's
hospital after being a surgical pa-
tient there.
Mrs. James Wagner and daughter
Callie, of Lancaster, visited Mr. and |
Mrs. B. F. Kauffman Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Hess and fam-
a lily, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geib and
| daughter and Mr. and Mrs, Marshall
| Sheaffer and family attended the
| picnic at Blaine, Perry Co., on Sat-
|urday.
[two daughters, Mrs. John Kissinger
land son, John Jr., spent Sunday at
| St. Clair, N. J., visiting the formers
| sister and family.
|after spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper.
— ——
Weddings Thruout
(From page 1)
Rev. Ernest J. Hob officiating. The
couple was attended by Miss Betty
Peterman and John Earl Way Jr,
the bridegroom's brother.
Doris Arlene Muckel
Robert I. Brosey !
Miss Doris Arlene Muckel, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Myrtle BE. Muckel, Bd4
Beaver St,, Lancaster, and Robert I.
Brosey, son of Mrs. Albert Brosey,
| Landisville, and the late Mr. Brosey,

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A few other models in stock

Earl B. Longenecker
LANDISVILLE, PA.
PHONE 4111
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gerlitzki and |
| were married Sunday, in Landisville
eae News From Florin | Florin, those from Mount Joy were: | by Norman L. Bowers.
| The bride, who was given in mar-
~ |Rahm, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs, Ben | served as best man.
Mrs. C. |

| Arlene Kaylor
Carl Eshleman
Miss Arlene Kaylor, daughter of |
[Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Kaylor, |
| Rheems, and Carl Eshleman, son of |
[ Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Eshleman, Pal-
{myra, were married at 2 p.m. Sun- |
| day in Florin Church of the Breth- |
(ren, with the Rev. Harry Eshleman |
officiating.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a marquisette gown |
| with train trimmed in lace, and a
neckline with a fine lace yoke. |
Her finger-tip veil was caught by |
|a tiara of sequins. She i
| white Bible with white camellias
and streamers of white roses.
The couple left for a wedding trip
|
|
bride wore a pink linen dress with |
white accessories.
The bride is employed by the
Clearview Diner, Rheems, and the
bridegroom operates a custom-
grinding outfit for Earl Shenk. They
will reside at the home of the bride.

carried a
to Niagara Falls. For traveling, the |
|The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,
Thursday, August 19, 1948-3

reduced, demon-
Bricker-
8-19-1t
Play Ground News G, le Register SMALL PIANO
By George Broske strator. Alton Reifsnyder,
ville Cross Rds.

If you want a notice on your sale
main topic of conversation is the LUTELY FREF, send or phone us| Helms, Henry G. Carpenter, Inc. 18
: ; ' : [East Main Street, Mount Joy.
big trip to Philadelphia on Saturday,|your sale date and when you are| 8-12-94
August 21 to see the Philadelphia ready let us print your bills. That's I ' sg
iY > N WV Dye . ye
/ tics ¢ > New York Yank- the cheapest advertising you can get FOR SALE: Prizer Royal Cook
Athletics and the New Yo he cheape 1 « Stove, Ivory Enamel, $60.00. Call
Charles Mease, Landisville 2646.
7-8-tf

ees play in what may be a very cru- meron
cial game for the leadership of the gi rday, August 21--At Beverly
American League. All and Twin Market, on old road between etn ren
sirls will be taken to the game in Hershey and Elizabethtown, all day WANTED: Girl or middle-aged wWO-
ool : : _Isale of Tractor and Power Machine- man for cooking, 3 in family, no en-
Clayt Newcomers bus with one ex- ry also 100 Hogs by G. K. Wagner. [tertaining. $3000 per week, room
ception where one or two cars will -,e—_—_— land board. Please write Mrs. J. B.
A Sina & ” hl
help to transport them. All those August 23 Godwin, 911 Pine St., Philadelphia.
eligible to go will be notified
boys
: Saturday, At 53 8-5.3¢
Miege Avenue, Mountville, household
plenty of time at the Playground by goods and a full line of carpenter WANTED: Handy man to work in
We will leave from!tools by Ida K. Schopf. Edgar Funk, hotel, short hours. Good wages to
the right person. Tole's Inn, Mount
Joy. 8-12-2t
the supervisors.
the Grade School Building Satur-|Auct. Sale at 12:50 p,m.
day morning at 10 o'clock sharp but -
in case these teams are rained out
in their game Friday night tsey will

Thursday, Sept. 9—-On the prem= yw ANTED Couple, middle aged
ises At Reich’s Church, miles), eferved. to do cooking and general
[west of Maytown, on the Bainbridge housework. Good working condi-
then play a double-header on Sat- |p oad, 57 acres with 21% story frame|tions and wages. Tole’s Inn, Mount

urday afternoon, in which case we phouse, bank barn, tobacco shed, Joy. 8-12-2t
i : + earlier or at 9corn barn and other
will leave one hour earlier or at 9jcorn barn : - -
Trustee COAL: Nut, Stove and Egg,
, : : ames/by J. H. Hoffman,
shar 20k se games | . LR rR
o'clock sharp because these gam S| and Executor of the last will and $16.50, Pea, $14.50; Buckwheat, $10-
will be called earlier. [Testament of Aavon L. Hoffman, de-|.75; Rice, $9.75. Walter Derr, 230 W.
On Tuesday afternoon at the high ceased. Walter Dupes, Auct. ain St, Mount Joy, Pa. 8-5-tf
school diamond we were host to the| - —
Marietta playground hard ball team.| Saturday, Sept. 11

= WANTED: Elderly woman to take
| . On the care of two boys, school age, Mon-
Marietta scored five big runs in the|ises lately hy Davi day to Friday evening, or will be
ha Hostetter, on the road leading from given a home. Telephone 274-W Mt.
Z > two] : : y 1
first inning and the n wdded Olina to Tronville, in W. Hemn-|Joy. 8-5-1{
more in the third while Mount Joy geld a farm of 133 acres, 146-

Cemetery Association.
}| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fogie. A steak
[tenant house,
Olympic or Track and
was held with intense rivalry
both the Junior class and the older ceased.
boys class competition. The events 1:20 pm. - a.
and winners are listed below, Big
of Columbia, were Sunday dinner 3 5 h
Boys first and Junior Boys next in| K T K Il
} . 0 einer
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Schel-
kope. each instance:-
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fogie, of Mt.| 100 yard dash—R. Shirk, A. Me-| (From Page 1)
Joy; Mr. and Mrs. Seymore Jones, | Cowin, G. Wolgemuth; 50 yard dash|Keller has already been contactec
of Columbia, visited Mr. and Mrs. |
George Schelkope and family Sun- | Crab Race—C. Wolgemuth, R. Gantz community by
day R. Shirk, C. McCowin, P. Nissley, J.[Commerce during this period:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines and |Craul; Baseball throw—R. Gantz, J.| The following committees have
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Giles Ur- | Funk, C. Zeller, P. Nissley. C. Me- been named to carry cn the
ban and son attended the Fry re-
union at Penryn Park Sunday.
Mr. Stanton Fogie, Mr. and Mrs,
Cargon, a brother to Mrs. Harry Fo-
gie of Pittsburgh paid a surprise
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fogie. The occasion was the
fifty-fourth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and
family spent the weekend with Mrs.
Minnie Geltmacher of Kinderhook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schelkope,
the
for Aocuracy— R. Webb, R. Gantz, | Week:
C. Zeller, J. Craul, J. Nissley, P.| Entertainment,
Nissley. Clarence
Honorary Chair-
man, Schock;
G. Wolgemuth, J. Craul, P. Nissley, ri
C. McCowin; Kick ball—C. Wagner, | Speakers, w. Tynda ,
J. Funk, A. McCowin, J. Craul, P. |Business, Clarence S
re ! wr : Historical and Cultural, Mervin W
. W. Eaby. Wheelbarrow
Nise A ay nd B. |Brandt; Public School, Wilbur I
Newcomer;
dinner was served and Mr, and Mrs.
John Fogie and sister Kathryn
brought the anniversary cake. Other |, Rg, Nissley, R. Williams and 3.9% Heads of
visitors of the day were Mr. and |Cpayl, P, Nissley and C. McCowin, |
Mrs. Adam Fogie and family of Eli- | R Garber and J. Nissley; Broad | “eon and Veterans of
zabethtown, Mrs. Calvin Campbell Jump—G. Wolgemuth, J. Funk, L.| ars vee
and daughter of Lancaster, Mr. nd Snavely, C. McCowin, P. Nissley, J.|
Mrs. Claude Reigle, Mr. and Mrs. Nissley. |
Charles Stark and son of Columbia. Standing broad thingy kindly
Their son Stanton took Mr. and |g wolgemuth, C. Zeller, W. Eaby.| ITTY
Mrs. Fogie to visit the Masonic J. Nissely, J. Craul: Distance Race—| CLASSIF 1E D
J. Funk, R. Shirk, A. McCowin, J.| —
Homes in E-town.
Mr. Harry Fogie celebrated his Craul, W. Eaby, P. Nissley.
Thursday afternoon the girls held
80th birthday on Tuesday.
their Track and Field events with
Club,
Company,
Lions Rotary
Club, Fire American
Foreign
When in need of Printing. (any-
A thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
jump—R. Gantz, :

Rates for this column are 25c¢ per
| msertion, If over five lines, 5¢ per
line each insertion, all payable in
Mrs. Howard Witmer and son, vis- wdvance
ited Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ness of | (ha following results: - ro —_—
i Sunda : REWARD: for information or re-
Columbia R1 on Sunday. 50 Yard Dash (Sm)—Sandy ore ofc Boston Mor
Mrs. McKepel of Elizabethtown. Schroll, Joyce Berrier, Nellie Derr; pic Telephone Mt. Joy 163-R5.

Mrs. Margaret Rahm and son Frank, | 50 v.14 Dash (Lg)—Peggy Zimmer- 8-19-1tp
of Mount Joy, Mrs. Edward Bale man, Suzanne Sponsler, Thelma NEW HOME FOR SALE on Done.
chard and daughter, Edith, Mr. an Snavely;; Crab Race—Peggy Zim- gal Road, Mount Joy. Approved by
Mrs. Franklin Hilker, Mrs. Cleon
Beitle and Ralph Wildasin visited
merman, Thelma Snavely,
Sponsler; Baseball Throw (Sm) 3-19-1t
ter 6:00 P. M

PUBLIC SALE Sandy Schroll, Joyce Berrier, Kath- pop SALE WESTERN Flyer, Boys
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE |leen Gruber; Baseball Throw (Lg) Bicycle, large size. Paul Martin, Mt.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19438 | Suzanne Sponsler, Peggy Zimmer- Joy. Phone 145 8-19-f
at 1:36 P. M. (DST)
man, Jaanette Gruber; Wheelbarrow
The undersigned will offer at pub-
FOR SALE: Baby Coach, good con-

Kick ball
Derr, Peggy Zimmerman; Base run-| _________ ——
ning—Thelma Snavely, Sandy Sch- FOR SALE: 8 C. F. Kelvinator Re-
. |frigerator; 5 C. F. Gibson Refriger-
lands of Amos S. Newcomer, John Suzanne Sponsler, Betty
B. Nissly, Paul S. Newcomer, Jos-
eph Hook, E. W. Wissler, et. al.
Fanm is in a high state of culti-
town.
: roll, Peggy Zimmerman, | 0 : |
vation. All i {ners were: present lator; Firestone Washer, used two
hese winners were present- |
STONE & BRICK DOUBLE ; . {months (a bargain), Westinghouse
ul DWELLING, Frame Barn, |ed with ribbons denoting First, Sec- Range. Lester E. Roberts, Mount
Frame Tobacco Shed, i, ond, or Third Place Winners in the|Joy, Phone 4M. 8-19-2tp|
TWO - STORY FRAME NANT | colon
HOUSE situate on the road leading | “PPrOPriate color.

[FOR SALE: Plums and Peaches. for

from Salunga to Chestnut Hill, and | canning. Good-flavored, tree-ripe-
other improvements. | MANY RECORD BREAKING red, large & medium sized. Sumrmner|
Terms by: ATTENDANCES THIS YEAR (Rambo Apples. Vinegar 50c gailon.|
Fairview
8-19-2t
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY OF MT. JOY 7
Executor of the will of David | tendance, or auto races with 100,000 : =
N. Hostetter, dec'd. won't steal all the glory for top at-[FOR SALE:
C. S. Frank, Auct. tendance The 110 ft, 212
Gas, electric
1 me Mrs. Kathryn Z. Snyder,
Base ball games with 72,000 in re Plorin. Pa
Bungalow, on lot 100x|
Fairview St, Marietta,
state
y and water. Apply Alice
this Summer.
8-12-41

Louis 3. May, Attorney fair at Springfield, Ill. attracted af premises. 8.12.
attendance of 261,500 persons Sun-|=————- SS Ni ri
& : [FOR SALE: Breakfast set, white
Tractor and Power By: i Se {trimmed in red, four cushioned
[chairs and porcelain top extension |
The State of Nevada produces|taple, used six months. Also Beagle
great wealth silver hunting dogs. Jno. M. Warfel, Rl
: : | y SL Springs. Phone!
lead, zinc and copper mines, [Mount Joy, Donegal Springs. Phone
4 cont (Mt, Joy 138J-11. 8-19-1t|
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moore on Sun-|IN MEMORIUM: Weaver, Harvey,
day. {In loving memory of my dear hus-|
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamber of/Pand who died one year ago, Aug-
ee Sal Ms [ust 21st. Surrounded by friends I
Mt. Joy; Mr. Salem Gamber o An am lonesome, In the mydst of my
heim visited Mr. and Mrs. Abram|joys I am blue. With a smile on my
Gamber Sunday. {face I've a heartache. Longing dear|
Ruth Ellen and Lois May Snyder huskard for you, His loving wife.|
} | Io.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmach- | 8-19-1tp|
er on Sunday. GIRL WANTED to care for tw
Mrs, Susan Haines of Mount Joy children, five days a week, from 8
! Strickler abd to 4. Call 244-W Mount Joy. |
Machinery Sale |
at BEVERLY TWIN MARKET
FARM MACHINERY AND
. LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE
G. K. |(Wagner, Pro. Phone 442-J-2
R. D. 2, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Saturday, Aug. 21, 1948
at 10 A. M. Sharp, EDT
Eight miles south of Hershey, Pa,
two miles north of Elizabethtown,
Pa., on old Hershey Pike.
100 New & Used Tractors
All makes Combines, Balérs, 15 new
Corn Pickers, some Self-propelled;
Side Rakes, 1,000 other pieces of
from its gold,

Tractor and Horse Machinery; (RD, Mrs. James | 8-12-94
Drills, Plows, Disc Harrows; 15 daughter of Mount Joy visited Mr.| |
Corn Binders. : and Mrs. Harry Fogie and Mrs. WANTED a middle aged lady for|
Anything you are looking for. : |general housework. Light pleasant,
ye. TRUCKS oe on Monday th (duties, short hours and good wages.
100 HOGS The Primary S. S. class of € Phone 9078. Mount Joy. 8-12-2t

Newtown Church held a class picnic]
Bring in your surplus machinery on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Irvin FOR SALE: Leather colored glider,
before Sale Day. Terms Cash.

Open Daily Until 9 P. M.

: : l[good condition. Reasonable. 31
G. K. WAGNER | Witmer is teacher of the class and ow Haven St, Mount Joy, Phone
Next Sale will be Sept. 18, 1848 gave the children a grand time, 69-W. ; 8-12-2t|
Field Meet py. Co. of Mount Tov. Executor of First
in|the Will of David N. Hostetter, de- Mount Joy, at 7:30 P. M.
C. S. Frank, Auct. Sale at Sms
neces-
Press &|goneral
. : Radio, Jos. Sheaffer and James|/middle of
Base running—J. Funk, R. Shirk,| »
is |Shaeffer; Church, Rev. Ezra Ranck;[Sloans Pharmacy, Mount Joy, Pa.
Retail
Suzanne G.I. Loan. Phone Mt. Joy 118R3 af-|
lic sale on the premises lately oc- Race—Peggy Zimmerman and Thel- {ition, $6.00. Edward Isler, New-
cupied by David N. Hostetter, de- |ma Snavely, Joyce Berrier and town, Pa. ma 8-19-2t
cessed, on the road leading from) | Jeanette Gruber, Nellie Derr and THE BEST TWIN LENS REFLECT
Salunga to Ironville, in W. Hemp- | Suzanne Schroll, Running broad|CAMERA for the money, Ciroflex,
fold Twp, Lance. Los Pa, yalilabye jump Suzanne Sponsler|$68.50 plus tax. Other Reflex cam-|Pa. Phone 145.
farm containing OS nr > rT srg Zi rman: (eras $9.49 up. Victor Klahr’s Little
perches, more or less, adjoining Betty Derr, Peggy Zimerman; Shop with the big stock.
yWe will hold our regular meeting on
(had to be satisfied in garnering only| 91 perches, with stone and brick NOTICE TO LOT HOLDERS of the
N EWTOWN four in the seventh inning tilt. {double dwelling. and 2-story frame Mount Joy
frame barn, tobacec
Wednesday afternoon the .d bv The First National Bank &|Friday evening, August 20th at the
National Bank & Trust Co.
8-5-3t
|
|WANTED: Correspondent to cover
|the news from Mount Joy and vi-
[cinity. State age and present ocou-
|pation. Apply by letter only, to Geo.
(H. Kroeger, Lancaster Newspapers,
|| Lancaster, Pa. 8-5-tf
—C. McCowin, W. Eaby, J. Craul; and invited to return to his native
Chamber of]

ISAVE YOUR CROPS with Miller
insecticides. We have a complete
line, Paris-Green, D.D.T., Copper,
|Zenlate, and Rotenone. Ask about
Cowin, J. Nisley; Baseball throw sary activities during Pennsylvanialour airplane service. Call Marietta
3285. te Mt
HELP WANTED--Young man for
Drug Store work, starting
September, Apply

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| 2ight exposure roll developed and
| printed plain or deckle edge, 25¢
| {coin). Reprints 3¢ each. Minimum

L. Snavely and C. Zeller, C. Wagner Beahm; Service Clubs, Presidents 95. Capital City Photo Ser-
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WANTED
WORKMEN FOR
| TOBACCO FACTORY
| 50 Hours Weekly
| H. ROY NISSLY & CO. Inc.
FLORIN, PA.
8-12-2¢
INOTICE: If you are suffering from
Oak or Ivy Poisoning and want im-
mediate relief, ask for Doctors Pre-
scription No. 700-084. Sold by E.
W. Garber, 21 Mount Joy Street,
(Mount Joy, Pa. 7-8-8t
(F INTERESTED in selling your
|car—See—Ben Staley or call 163R2,

(Mount Joy. 5-9-tf
NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
|GARAGE DOORS: 8'x7’, 8x8,
(10’x10°, 12x12’, In stock for im-
mediate delivery. Automatic electric
overhead door operators. Controlled
from the dash of your car. Also a
lot of commercial and pivoted steel
sash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy,
4-17-t4

Middle- TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S
8-19-1t/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-tf

MEN WANTED
Stauffers Quarry
Good Wages
Time and half time over 40 hours.
Telephone Mt. Joy 308
4-22-t4

FOR SALE!
LOT 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

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE: Five
Lots 60x200 each on the east, side of
Longenecker Road in Mount, Joy
Borough. Price Reasonable. Contact
E. E. Brown, Phone 169 or 34.
7-22:
NOTICE: I 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

WANTED: Telephone Operator,
Regular duty. Experience not nec-
esssary. Apply Miss Ney, Columpia
Telephone Company, Mount Joy,
Pa, 8-12-tf
I WISH TO TENDER most grateful
thanks to the many friends of the

late James L, Hilt, particularly
those of 111th Ambulance Co., 28th
Div,, Lancaster, Pa., epmloyees of
U. S. Asbestos and United Textile
Workers, Local 2590, Manheim, Pa.,
Guards of the Marietta T. C. Depot,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mt, Joy
Pa, Florin Fire Co, for their kind-
ness and sympathy, also for the
beautiful floral offerings extended,
during his death.
Mrs. Beulah Hilt and family
8-19-1t

Notice is hereby given that a cer-
tificate of election to dissolve Rich-
land Club Realty Corporation, a
Pennsylvania corporation heretofore
doing business at 47-49-51 East
Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsyl-
vania, was filed and approved by
the Department of State of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on
July 30, 1948; said corporation has
voluntarily ceased to carry on its
business and will apply to said De-
partment of State for a Certificate
of Dissolution on or after August 23,
1948.
RICHLAND CLUB REALTY
CORPORATION
H. Clay Burkholder, Solicitor
8-12-2¢

NOTICE TO VOTERS
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE YOU
MAY REGISTER TO VOTE AT
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
PLACES:
The Registrars for Permanent Reg-
istration of Electors in Boroughs and
Townships will sit at the below
mentioned places on the date or
dates designated from
10:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Eastern
Daylight Time.
to receive new registrations and re-
moval notices for the General Elec-
tion, November 2, 1948.
Voters who become of age on or
before November 3, 1948 will be
eligible to register and cast their
first vote November 2, 1948.
Electors who are Registered and
voted within 2 years need not heed
this notice UNLESS they have mov-
ed from the district from which they
last voted.
Any one living in any borough or
any township in Lancaster County
may register at any of the below
named places on the dates and days
designated or in the Registration
Office, Court House, Lancaster, Pa.,
every day up to and including Sat-
urday, September 11, 1948, during
Court House hours — 8:30 a. m. to
5:00 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time
and Saturday 8:30 a. m. to 12:00
noon Eastern Daylight Time.
Friday, August 20, 1948
Mt. Joy Boro, East Ward, Prop-
erty H. S. Newcomer and Son.
Friday, August 27, 1948
Rapho Twp. Newtown, Property
of E. H. Myers.
Monday, Auguse 30, 1948
West Hempfield, Silver Spring,
Property of Joseph B. Mummaw,
Silver Spring.
Tuesday, August 31, 1948
East Hempfield Twp., Landisville,
Fire. House, Landisville.
i Wednesday, September 1, 1948
Washington Boro, Upper, Proper
ty of J. S. Wertz.
Saturday, September 4, 1948
Marietta Boro, Council Chamber,
Fire Hall. : A
Tuesday, September 7, .1948
Elizabethtown Boro, Friendship
Fire Company, Market Street.
Wednesday, September 8. 1948
Conoy Twp., Bainbridge Fire Co.
House.
Wednesday, September 8, 1948
Mountville Boro, Fire House.
WHY
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.
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
Phone 905-R-6 "Mt. Joy, Pa;
4-1-tf

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Estate of Elias S. Sheetz, late of
Mount Joy Borough, deceased.
Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto "are requested to make m=
mediate payment, and those. havin,
claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay
settlement to the undersigned,
UNION NATIONAL. MT.
JOY BANK, MOUNT
JOY PENNA.
Arnold, Bricker & Beyer
Attorneys 8-12-6t.
ADMINISTRATRIXS' NOTICE
Estate of Norman I. Moyer, late
of Mount Joy Borough, Pa. decd.
Letters testamentary on said ess
tate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims ‘or demands against® the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed.
MAUD E. MOYER
VIOLA M. ANDERSON
dministatrixg

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Randolph C. Ryder, Attorney
28 W. Main St, Mt. Joy T=22-8%

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