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Farming Implements and Household Goods
Thursday, Dec. 30, 1948
The undersigned will sell at public sale at Setar Church
midway between Mount Joy and Manheim, the following:
£00 Leghorn and 300 Heavy Chickens
5 HO GS averaging 250 pounds,
FARMALL H TRACTOR
with power lift and two-row cultivator,
FARMALL A TRACTOR
with plow and cultivator,
A. C. COMBINE
vagon with 18’ bed, two-horse wagon, Black Hawk corn planter,
28 disc harrow, 9’ cultipacker, 2-row Iron Age potato planter, New
Idea transplanter, Mountville ansilage cutter. John Deere 14” two
bottom plow on rubber with fertilizer attachment use d one year,
manure spreader, 10 disc McDeering grain drill, grass seed drill,
weeder, 6” grass mower, McDeering potato digger, Kerr potato cut-
ter, potato grader, Niagara duster on rubber, New Idea side delivery

fe SALE!
| rake, 3-section spring harrow, walking plow, potato plow, corn
sheller, Letz chopping mill with bagger, 45 cu. tt. home -made freez-
| er with 15 h, p. compressor, two brooder houses, 12x14 & 12x12 ft.
| three range shelters, straw. potato bags, hay rope, saw buck, plat-
form scales, bag wagon, chicken feeders, fountains. cre ites, bushel
| o ites, baskets, boxes, hand duster, fence and netting,
| grindstone, drill press, 32’ ladder, dung fled, rabbit hutch, asst. of
| lumber, chicken picker, forks, shovels, fools, bolts, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
| 3-pe. living room siite, 3-pe. maple, suite, knee hole desk and
i swivel chair, piano, reclining chair, ining room table anq chairs,
china closet, old fashioned rocker, wardrobe, crib, twin beds, marble
| top bureau and table, beds, couchy kitchen table, combination gas
| and coal range, two rugs, 9x15 and 9x12 ft.: four 9x12’ congoleum
| rugs, small rugs, tables, dishes, copper kettle, two steam driers,
three milk cans, and many qthey¥ things not mentioned.
| Sale to commence at 11:30 a. m. on Thursday, December 30th,
| 1948, when terms and conditions will be made known by
|
|
|
WALTER DUPES, Auctioneer
GAINOR and GROFF, Clerks
Paul R. Metzler
12-9-35t

' Honor Roll For
| |
{
1
| The Second Report
Mount Joy High School announ- |
ces its Honor Roll for the Second |
end Honor Roll, At least two
[and nothing lower than a B.
——
report period. It is as follows: |
. |
First Honor Roll, All A's; Sec- |
A's

(From page 1)
Friday. He had been a
|
for ten days
of the late John and Mary

Use of Weed Killer
§| First: Peggy Garber, Barkara - .
Ranck, Sally Ann Nissley, Marlene | Boosts Coin Yield
Zimmerman, Robert Gish, Jay
Barnhart, Mary ailey, Shirley
| Eby, Shirley Leedom, Richard
§ | Nissley, Connie Lane.
sale liquor dealer, retiring
He was an active member
| Columbia Fraternal and Beneficial
| Association and a member of
2,4- D Spray Increases {Hey Trinity Catholic Church
Output by 18 Bushels
First large-scale experiment using
he Pa. Catholic Beneficial
Father Newfield Council.
| Second: Lee Ranck, Phyllis Hof- | butyl ester of 2,4-D for control of | five grandchildren
[Shirley Wade.

ATTENTION FARMERS!
GET THE RIGHT MILL THE FIRST TIME
CASE “FEED SAVER”
HAMMER MILLS
Has these outstanding features: wide mouth feed table
adjustable grain gate, high suction feed inlet, ““8"-life ham-
mer tips Quick-change screens, “New Cyclone” feed col-
lector, large Turbine Type feed blower, Sturdy one piece
collector mast.
In order to acquaint our friends with these exclusive
features of the Case Mill, we are offering our present sup-
pl at reduced prices.
Poultry nest, feeders & fountains, Hog & Cattle oilers,
single & double butcher furnaces, Dexter wash machines,
used manure spreaders, rubber tired wagons, new and
used two-wheeled trailor, corn shellers, Case 8. E. Engine
unit, 32 h. p.: A few new Case discs.
See us for that repair job before you store your machin-
ery for the winter. Hot water heaters.
®
KAYLOR BROS.
RHEEMS, PA.

(From page 1)
[mittee was given by John
Shenk of Lancaster 6.
«dit commissioner in charge ol
bo :
vation and soil erosion work
[Growers Cooperative.
Counties.
lunch was served.
ty —

Here's AC Chiisimas Gift
From Farm Bureau
Every
Purchaser of an
Will Receive
FREE
This Complete Set
Aluminum
Ware

Made of 85-ounce alumi-
num, Includes 5-qt.Dutch
oven, 2 and 3-qt sauce
pans and 10” skillet,
0

Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Co-operative Association
Lencaster = Quarryville = Manheim - New Holland

Notice
Would Ask Yeu To Call For Watch And |
Clock Repairs Before December 24th.
®
Don W. Gorrecht
|
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. |
|

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ADDRESS

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i 3. Meckley & Sons
15 West Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PA.
|
Phone 314-R
12-9-3mo. | ¢
Lane. Production
oe work cof the Executive Com-
Mr. C. R Arnold, production cie-
rroduction credit work in the
| United States was the principle |
[speaker. Dutch Bucher, County
[Agent of Lancaster gave an in-
teresting talk on the soil conser-
this county. Group singing, dur-
ing the meeting was led by Willis
Nolt of Lancaster I. Representa-
tives of two other cooperatives |
vave short talks covering the work
{ their organizations; Earl Groff
spcke on the work of the Esstern
States Farmers’ Exchange and Em- |
erson Kane spoke on the work of |
tha Washington Boro Tomatoe
During the past twelve months,
[loans in the amount of |
were made to 1400 farmers of
Lancaster, Lebanon and Dauphin
A thirty piece band of the East
Lampeter High School was present |
ind furnished music over the noon
hour at which time, a cafeteria |
It takes the hide of 1000 horses a |
month to make just one vear’s sup-
Everything
derson, Ky., farms indicate.
i

| John Pfingsten, Henderson, Ky.,
farmer, is pictured with piles of
corn harvested from treated and
untreated plots. The corn in the
| left pile was gathered from the
| treated field and had an average
| ear weight 23 per cent greater
than that of the untreated corn
shown at right.
given credit for saving the last corn
crop in that section.
Fields treated with 2,4-D and later
cultivated yielded 86.8 bushels
cultivated.
The fields checked had been
sprayed with butyl ester of 2,4-D
applied by a low-gallonage method
requiring less than a pint of the
weed-killer to five gallons of water
per acre.
The increased yield in fields
sprayed was attributed to the
greatly lowered weed population.
Similar beneficial results can be
achieved by hand-hoeing for weed
control but the high cost of hand
hoeing makes this method impracti-
cal in most ca

proven the chemical to be unharm.
ful to corn and has resulted in in.
creased yields up to 18 bushels pet
acre, a check on a number of Hen:

corn per acre as against a yield of
68.68 bushels per acre for a com-
parable field which had only been

Discarded wheels and an axle
from a child’s coaster wagon were
used for this pull-push cart, The
frame is made from %i-inch pipe
and is welded to the axle. It is
handy for moving leads of small
tools or equipment as the cart is
strong, light in weight and easy
to pull or bush.
Value of Moist Mash
For Poultry Questioned
It is not necessary to feed a moist
mash in order to maintain high egg
production, says Washington State
college. Feeding moist mash in-
volves extra labor and presents the
danger of the growth of harmful
| mold and bacteria, especially dur-
ing hot weather

This New Jersey self-feeder for
market pigs also may be used for
broed sows that are suckling lit-
ters. Several different feeds may
be supplied in separate compart-
ments, and the pigs choose the
proportions and amounts of each.
One of the chief advantages of the
self-feeder is the saving in labor
effected, providing the feeder is
large enough to held several day's |
supply of feed.
Lime Sulphur Protects
| Trees Against Rabbits
Undiluted lime sulphur concen:
trate was the best among 16 repel. |

fman, Mary Jane Krall, Miriam | weeds in corn fields has definitely
Shelly, Joyce Will, Victor Morris,
Helen Detwiler, Ruby Helwig, Sam
Dock, Shirley Reheard, Shirley
¥ Schofield, Jean Wagner, Marian
Breneman, John B wman, Jerry
Shupp, Richard Williams, Nancy
| Brooks, Mary Grace Bucher, Mir-
g iam Fitzkee, Anita Myers, Beverly
Myers, Jacquie Zeller, Harold Ruhl
and Peggy Zerphey, Jay Brooks,
Donald Thome, Lois Becker, Pat-
sy Brooks, Mary Ann Spangler, |
Robert Schneider, Charles Rov:
[nolt, Georgianne Shatto, Jeannette
|Breneman, Roberta Frank, Ruth
{Oberholtzer, Genevieve Zimmer-
man, Robert Schroll, Clair Wagner,
Janice Breneman, Elinor Lane, Lu- |
|cille Thome, Robert Fish, Dorothy
Yassick, Carol Ann Smith, and
Howard Stoll, oldest son
Thursday. He was seventy
Applied to some 18,000 acres at a | old.
cost of less than $10,000, 2,4-D was
}
Mrs. Peter J. Ridenbach
Mrs. Lillian J. Sellers
bach, 81, wife of Peter J
Mt. Joy R2 on Saturday
ter of the late John and Elizabeth
| Shelly Sellers.
The funeral was held Tuesday
morning with interment in
strasse Cemetery.
Mary B. Eicherly
Miss Mary B. Eicherly, eighty-six | {
died Wednesday at the home
niece, Mrs. Annie Ricksecker, 3
Main St, aiter an illness
months. Born in East Donegal Twp.,
she was the daughter of the
John and Elizabeth Billett Eicherly. |
She was a member of Trinity
theran Church here and formerly
resided in Lancaster. In addition to
a number of nieces and nephews,
she is survived by one brother, .
eph B. Eicherly, Ida Grove, lowa
{ The funeral » ye held fi
late home aay afternoon
1 the Florin cemetery
Sp
BIG LIVESTOCU' DISPLAY
FEATURE OF. ARM SHOW
The 1649 P: arm Show
January 10-14 Il have the
| est display offs ine five le adin
classes of livestock ever known
tals annual agricultural expos
State Secretary of Agriculture
| Miles Horst, in announcing a
| mary cf entries received by

vember 20, today said Po.
|steck farmers plan to show
head of horses, dairy cattle,
wine and This is
head more than the previou
time Farm Show of
entered at the 1948 show
Dairy cattle will comprise

largest div

show with 5:
than at the last show
Entries of horse have jumped |
mere than 100 pe cent and
total 63 There will be 320 head
of swine, an increase of
Sheep at 347 will total 40
than were entered t the
Farm Show.
Beef cattle will number 291,
vance of 33 as a result {
entirely new division added
year for open class fat cattle
hibited by both 4-H Baby
members and adult breeder
eB — meen
Engagements
M:. and Mrs. H. Blaine Guts-
shall, this boro, announce th
gagement of their daughter,
Elizabeth, to J. Robert Kett
son of Mr. and Mi Josepl
Kettering frem E-town No
| nas been set for the wedding

ee
PWC DELAYS ACTION ON
| POWER COMPANIES RATES
The Public Utility Commiss
et Harrisburg, Friday, put off
[ til Feb. 1, its order fixing tempo- |
rary rates for the Pa. Water
| Power Co. and Safe Harbor
[ ter Power Corporation, operating |
hydroelectric planis in Lancaster
| County.
— | Oe ee
Deeds Recorded
The First National Bank & Trust
{ Company of Mount Joy, executors
f the last will and testament
| Martha A. Sauder, deceased,
[Chester M. and Fina H. Eckinger,
| Mount Joy, premises, David Street,
lents tested at the Oklahoma station | Mount Joy, $3,500.
for protecting young fruit trees from
cottontail rabbits, Rabbits were]
penned with no food except water |
sprouts of apple. They damaged 94
per cent of the untreated sprouts in
five days, as compared to 41 per
cent of the sprouts painted with lime |
sulphur. Only 1 per cent of the |
sprouts were damaged the first day.

Stimulate your business by adver-
ising in the Bulletin,

el A
SPECIAL WILDLIFE EXHIBIT
The State Game Commission
{ will join with Pa. sportsmen
| presenting a special wildlife con-
| servation exhibit at the State Farm
Snow at Harrisburg Jan. 10 -
emma sane ABI som coms
Everybody in this locality reads
The Bulletin—that's why its adver-
tisers get such excellent results,

| The Bulletin, Mm. Joy. Pa., Thursday, December 23, 1918 — 2

Mortuary Record

died at the Columbia Hospital
He was born in Newtown)

maw Kemmerly and was a whole~
g ba
Chance to Start
ge and Training
Essential for Success
Church,
and Manheim,
Surviving are qa son-in-law e for young men
according to Prof
to turn their farms over
late Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stoll,
this place, died and was buried last young man to work
Farming in the
good living for
and located on g
tach, Mt. Joy R2, formerly
Lancaster, died at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram N. Strickler,
| more important
| future than it has been in the Joy,
'S requires caution
usually high prices for livestock and
values Wednesday, February, 23 — On the
without premises on Donegal Springs Road,
one-half mile West of Mount Joy,
stock and implements, by Ralph H.
Musser. Walter Dupes, Auct.
In addition to ‘her husband she
is survived by a sister Sarah,
| of Harry Martin, Wilkes-Barre:
and two brothers, Frank Sellers,
New Holland and Harry Sellers
Philadelphia. She was the daugh-

If you want a notice on your sale
2) inserted in this register weekly |poR SALE: Ringneck Ph ts,
“| rom now until day of sale. ABSO- | fancy eating birds. Live gr Mressed.
LUTELY FREF, send or phone us |Chas Bailey, Rl, Mt. Joy! Phone
11:30 a. m.
bath, situated on a lot fronting 50
more or less, on the south side
Main Street in the Village of |
he young man who|Florin. C. A. Melhorn, C. S. Frank,
financed Auctioneer.
Saturday, January 15—On the
farming in the|premises at 111 East Main St, Mt.
household goods by Isaiah
Starting farming in a period of Sale at 1:00 p.m. C. S,
Frank, Auct
Oe
When in od of Printing. (any-
kin “remember the Bulletin

Time and again 4-H club mem-
bers have proved that their train-
ing well fits them to successfully
operate farms of their own,
hired man in a farm partnership or

man with limited capital can be-
come established

| Michigan Winners

AP PLE

Michigan better
Winners in the
were made at Michigan State col- 12
APPRECIATION
friends and neighborg ior Le
ards sent te me whilf hos-
pital. Aaron Rye, WRT on Street,
Mount Joy \ 12-23-11
sien of the lives :
7 entries, or 130 more i
more , second prize winner,
contributions durin
Pasture Makes Choap
Dairy and Stock Feed
Harry
Schrolls, 33
will cut production costs

ol must ho feds,
to get a et stand of legumes
manure and the return of crop after

Postale Digg
FOR

| CLAS ASSIFIED
Rates for this column @ this column are 25¢ per
nsertion, If over five lines, 5c per
'ine each insertion, all payable in
| advance. ”
SNAP THE CHRIS TAS TREE.
Stop at Klahr's for Mash and flood
ns, colored films, flash cameras,
Reflectors. Victor Kkahr C amera
Shop, Mi ldletown.
3 JL ST Small girls wrist watch,
® (Fairfax. leward - Return Carol
Ann Smith, 135 New Haven St., Mt
Joy, Pa 12

FOR SALE: Ne w Bungalow. od rooms
and bath, garage and laundry. All
convenicness. Located on Donegal
Road. Phone Mt. Joy 118-R3
z 530 p.m 12- 23-1p
| FOR SAL E: Carton Board, like
a new. with Re wolving Stand, new set
{lof Characters and rule book, plus
fold Playing Characters. Can play 85
Aleames on this board. Only $5.00.
Phone Mt. Joy 320 or call at 9 Ea:
Main St 2-16
Mt. Joy.
APPL ES

“i / ich
nd Cider, gal. Bring your own
wrtainers to the Qpfd Storage
w Orchards, Katheryn Zs

Ts
THANKS: I take this meang”in ex-
ssing my sincepp appreciation
thanks for the ¢aprds, gifts and
QC Mt. J
Joy, Pa. 12-2

nyder,
aa ar

Phone 12-9-4tp
— ct ap
1s, (WANTED: Woman for general
three a week.
.|Apply 74 E. Main St., Mount,Joy.
er Bd 224
LOST: 1 wr voll We it . castrated
ale. Liberal rad >hone Mt
9078
FC OR 5 AL KE RC A Radio with Rec-
pl ayer i N. Barbara
Phone Mt. vis 12-16-21
FOR AL E Ducks, live or dressed.
Harold Neidigh Ph ne 3602, Mari-
12- -16-2tp
SALE: C overciad COOK stove.
3. Hostetter, Mpdnt Joy, Pa.

TELEPH( INE oP E 'R A TOR Ww ANT-
With or without experience,
full or part time Miss Carrie
Vey, Columbia T¢léphone Co., Mt.
12-2-tf

R F
Furnished 5 droom
Jomen or elderly couple preferred.
“Consider couple with child 10 or 12
s old. Write P.O.Box 85, M.I.,
Joy 11-11-tf

FOR SALE: Goed ™ Zz Hay.
Phone Mt. Joy 916R14. p<

Fer all cooking
curposes, $2.50 per Bu. B-grade’
Stayman Winesan, Winter
nd Grimes Golden. Also Vinegar

[ wish 0 yk
hiss and

my illness.
-1t
OYSTERS & CLAMS: C hincote ague |
yysters and clams at Joe and Tim
Detwiler Ave. Mt.

2_tf |
+
FOR SALE: House in Mi
| D 5a le Register iz.” mom iim 34
ege, large garden. E. Tit Gish,
R2, Mt. Joy. 10-14-tf

your sale date and when you are | 907R15. 10-7-tf
ready let us print your bills, That's TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MAEH'S
the cheapest advertising you can get | New-rebuilt-used. J. e, 411
E. High, Elizabethtown 4-8-tf

Thursday, Dee. 30—At Erisman's
midway between Mt. Joy
800 Leghorn and 300
heavy chickens, farming implements
and household goods by Paul R.
© Metzler. Walter Dupes, Auct. Sale
[FF INTERESTED in selling Four
car—See—Ben Staley or ¢ yim ro)
5-9-
| Mount Joy.
[JOY COAL: Nut, Stove and Egg,
Pea, Buckwheat, Rice, Walter Derr,
230 West Main Street, Meéunt Joy,

Pa.
Saturday, January 8, 1949 at 2 p.
the western half of a | MALE HELP
frame dwelling house, 8 rooms and | WANTED
Men for general work.
Inside and Outside Our
| Stable Depa ent
| Call or phone
Marietta 2951
WYETH INCORPORATED
MARIETTA

9-30-tf

NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
GARAGE DOORS: 8'x7’'. 8x8,
10'x10°, 12’'x12’. In stock for im=
mediate delivery. Automatic electric
overhead door operatopf. Controlled
from the dash of your car. Also a
fot of commercial Ma pivoted steel
sash. Paul A, Martin, Mount Joy,
Pa. Phone 145. 4-17-t4
PHOTO FINISHING—Any six o
sight exposure roll developed of
printed vlain or degkle’ edge, 250
{coin). Reprints 3¢ . Minimum
order 25c¢. Canital y Photo Ser-

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE: Five
Lots 60x200 each on the east side of
Longenecker Road im Mount Joy
Boroueh, Price Repgonable. Contact
E. E. Brown, Phone 169 or 34.
7-22-tf °
| TWO GIRLS WANTED: Stenogra-
{pher and Typist for insurance office,
permanent position, | vdcation with
vay. free Telephone
Marietta 2811. 12-9-4t
NOTICE: I will buy all kinds of
scrap iron and magazines. Also stove
wood for sale, locust.-and oak, in
{small lots or trpcleToad. Guy D.
Spittler. Phone Mount Joy.
10-30-tf

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
PAUL MARTIN, CONTRACTOR
4-22-tf

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 superioe
chicks,
Write today for prices and your
free copy of Mussgr's colorful 1944
edition of “Chick News.”
Musser Leghorn Farms
Phone 905-R-6 Mt. Joy, Pa.

4-1-tf
-S-E-D
Hot Water Boiler
OIL BURNERS
$35,006 up
J. L. MECKLEY
Elizabetfitown, Pa.
Phone 414
10-7-tf

N-O-T-I-C-E
Save $52.00
Oil Burning Space Heaters
on
Special Sale
BY
CHANGE IN MANUFACTURERS
POLICY
Sell Regularly $139.50
"NOW ONLY $87.50
L. MECKLEY
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Phone — 414
10-7-tf

says it will put a nine-inch hole
et in soil in
A car differential provides
a way to use tractor power to dig
Markers Lighter Hogs
Stretches Feed Supply
about seven million bushels of g
says Wisconsin College
weights is one of the
stretch the feed supply.
— QP eee
When in need of Printing. (any
| thing) kindly remember the Bulletin’ H. Young, Attorney 12-16-6t
NOTICE
Policyholders of the Mount Joy
Mutual Insurance
eby

notified that the annual
neeting of the Cdmpany will be!
at their principal office, 23 S
Market Stree Elizabe thtown, Pa, |
1 January 10, 1049¥Y between the
of 2:00 and 3:00 o'clock, P.
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the

Compfiny are
annual election will be held at the
First National Bank & Trust Com=-
pany, at Mount Joy, Pennsylvania,
on Tuesday, January 11, 1949, be-
tween the hours of 9 a. m. and 12
ja. m. for the election of directors,
and the transgetion of such other
business as may come before the
stockholders meeting. Among other
for the purpose of electing | matters to copfe before the meeting
Direct of the C« pany
D. L. LANDIS, Secretary
12-16-4t
EXFC UTOR’ S NOT "ICE
istate of Lizzie R. Nissly, late of |
» Village of Florin, deceased.
otters testamentary on said |
sstate having heen granted to the |
indersigned, all persons ind: bted |
thereto are requested tn make im-
rlaims or demands against the |
samte, will present them without |
r for cottlement to the under- |
signed residing in Florin, Pennsyl-
vania,
H. ROY NISSLY
Executor
[will be the approval of installation
{of a pension or a profit sharing
plan for employees of the bank.
E. M. BOMBERGER
[12-9-5¢ Cashier

12-9-5t
SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING
THE UNION NATIONAL MOUNT
JOY BANK
The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the,Union National
mediate payment, and those having | Mount Joy Bank will be held at said
bank, in the Boybugh of Mount Joy,
Pennsylvania, 6n January
11, 1949, at Yen o'clock A. M. for
| the election of directors, and for
{such other business as may come
before the meeting.
CARL S. KRALL,
Cashier

vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa. 215t{ |