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Saturday,
| Joy, household goods by
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S / R (Frank, Auct.
e egisler, Saturday, January 22 — On the|
premises at South Market Street in
Florin, Penna., a 2'2 Story Frame
House, 6 rooms, bath, Hot
Heating System, Motor Stoker,
buildings by H. Roy Nissly, Execu-
tor, Estate of Lizzie R. Nissly,
Frank, Auct. Sale at 1:30 p.m.
If you want a notice on your sdle
this register weekly
you are,
That's
Wednesday, February, 23 — On the
premises on Donegal Springs Road,
one-half mile West of Mount Joy,
stock and implements, by Ralph H.
January 8, 1949 at 2 p.

{m. the western half of a 2-story | Musser. Walter Dupes, Auct.
frome dwelling house, 8 rooms and rT i.
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THREE DOORS NORTH OF OLD STAND
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You save money every time you shop
nationally advertised brands at the lowest pussible prices.
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50c size, with 15¢ jar Face Cream Free
All for 43¢ plus tax
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59c plus tax 3
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LONGENECKER ROAD

in the New Year?
qaulity of your favorite

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of Vitamins A &§ D
SQuisi
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GIL $1.19
12 Oz. Bottle
in today for daily needs

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1, gallon
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ICE CREAM
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Lb. 95¢
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Federal excise tax to
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|counties
Farmers Take Long Look at 1949
In Makina Plans for Extra Cash
indebtedness is greatly reduced and
By IRA MILLE
p ificati | their incomes lately have been hi
Bureau Ni
Farm From their standpoint, it mak:
: | So ay
What should the farmer do with | sense to gpend the extra cash for
and shorter
his boom time profits? Invest in more | convenience, comfort
land, put his excess cash in the bank | working hours

or spend it to raise his family's The Agri cultur: 1 Committee on
standard of living? These question s | National Policy advises the farmer y
are uppermost in the minds of many fix up the home place, improve the
{ house as well as the barn and give
2 | mother, the children and himseil a
break.
By nature, farmers are hard work
| ing people. The have to be. Foi

But it ha
7 easier in
1S a
owing
|
{ farmin
| been gr

recent years, Consider: ble credit for
this “ea ing” of farm work belongs
to electricity. The c« 1¢ of the high-
line has worked wi rs, for has

farm a tireless

brought to the

irm homes had
le just 209% had
production way,
| 38% of our f:
water as of 1947, w
| bath In a
many

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E | es of farmers still have a
THEY WORK — Farmers travel before their
WHILE
1919. Ss
are planning for

in a moder
rable
great extent,
1949 is
farm families as they take a long, |
penetrating look into 1949.
1, {Oo a
1. However,
aN outdoors w
is their worktoon

For most of them, 1948 was a great 2 re year. And if farm families
year. Collectively, they had an esti- | * Si FO it Tenders
mated gross income of about $41,- | tollo as counse ; ( gin isto
900.000,000—the highest on record. | aditional rural living and working 4
Unless all studies go astray, it will habits are due for a change. Leisure
be $1,600,000,000 more than in 1947. 11 1 \ th work,
Farmers, as a class, are “in the
money.” And here's ht the experts | instal
nave to say about the tuation: chores. An
emerge as con
“Many farm Is “of the United
States are im better financial condi- | in 1
tion than they ever have been, Their | it comes time 10¥
tow n” w

NEW EXPERIMENTS BY
VETERINARIANS PROVE
THAT "MOON BLINDNESS”
IN HORSES aud MULES 1S
NOT CAUSED by the MOON
BUT RELATED TO VITAMIN
DEFICIENCY. _

MORE T HAN wy
KINDS OF TICKS
PREY UPON POULTRY,
LIVESTOCK AND
PETS. MANY
CARRY DISEASE
MANY CATT +£ DIE FRO
LEUKEMIA SIMILAR oo
HODGKIN'S DISEASE OF
HUMAN BEINGS
EA

seen gm
A HI
el ve
Sl VES Na Na ow
PREPARED BY
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH

RAK nT au is tl proper time f
( HOLE TT SEA MN | Prati Ne x oD o
TMNT] | yr » Pb
ALL Y EAR R ROU ND | it or around weaning
Hog cholera knows no season. | t ich ne rop of pig:
Precautions must be ob served, all | t and mos effective
year 'round, if American farmers 1zainst devastatir
hope to check the ravages of this this fast-] viru
deadly virus disease of swine. ted fo dA
Veterinary authorities report x
that coraplete of 1 : - 4 ok Swine
be brough’ ¢ mis
Chere are many ways that chol-
era can be transmitted from
herd to another. Flies, for instance
the virus. But many
been traced to in-
1 from farm to farm
r of threshing
in uncoo rarbage, in contami-
nated fe bags, on wagon and
truck wheels and other equipment
On

fection carri
on the cloth Crews,

given st anits ation :
ure aren't proof ag: inst cholera.
Still other dangers must be kept

)
! 3
i droves of swine, due to hog chol- n mind. Hog cholera virus ind
| era, have occurred in the middle of | hypodermic necdles, ca ly
the winter as well as during the | ha dled by persons w the
8 Y 1
hottest summer months. | proper tr ing, can spel ter.
| 1 I
Also, there seems to be no sci- | Furthermore, pigs shoul je
entific evidence to sup_ort the old | reneral phys.cal check

arian to be surc they
ination,
in satis-
may not
that the feeding of
related to
superstition
new .orn is somehow
outbreaks of cholera
The only thing seasonal al
hog cholera, according to these |

if they not
condition, they
develop immunity.
Dec 31 Is Deadline Far Grain Price Programs
sed to Wheat
250,112.60
Farmers in Pennsylvania who [ku ywers under the
protection } Frogram is
want Government price
| Unde he Pp } Acre 1
for ther wheat. crop were remind-| Under th Purchase Agreement
, Program: on Wheat, 2 Purchase
ed today that they have only a
. | Agreement have heen poroved
few days left in which to .take| ...ins 1.001 bushel
out loans or purchase agreements.| Mr. Zehne that ad-
December 31 is the closing date | equate storage is essential in orde
for the price support program for |i{o obtain ine benefits of the price-
this crop, according to Clyde A. | support program Under loan
Pro-
Committee.
Chairman of the Pa. sealed in approved
Marketing
distance of the
Zehner,
duction
crop must be
and | storage facilitic Under pur-
Depending on the chase agreement, the farmer him-
from the
Philadelphia | self is responsible for storage of
Port, loan rates for Wheat crop | his crop, but any past later de-
are from $2.14 to $2.29. livered to the Government must
Up until yesterday, standards in
farmers had,
Pennsylvania | meet certain
the 1948 Price
grade
under order tn receive the support price
Support Program on wheat a total Corn loans and purchase agree-
of 341 loans made on 108846 bush-| ments wil] be available until June |
els. The amount of money dis-{ 30, 1949
hired hand” who performs scores Oi
production ¢
with manual effort reduced to flicking
a switch. Electricity, however, st Ho
isn't being used to anythi ng ike a
maximum extent. For example, only
and and
beauty of |

are |

| thing) kindly remember the Bulletin!
To HE NORE iy TEE HY AT | VE
! The Bulletin, Mt. Joy,
Pa., Thursday, December 30, 1918 —3

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Pair of glasses in brown case
student. Return to
12-30-1tp |
LOST:
Elevator W 1S JOR a
M any Us 32s on Farm Richard Pe ifer,

FOR SALE: Hopse jm Milton
Grove, 5 rooms, fvapm air feat,
electric, water syspem, 2-car gars=

age, large gardel” E. Titus Gish
R2, Mt. Joy. 10-14- tf
FOR SALE: Ringneck Pheasants,
fancy eating birds] Live~ or dressed.
| Chas Bailey, R1, . Joy. Phone
007R15. 10-7-t£

TYPEWRITERS wa MACH'S
| New-rebuilt-used Engle, 411

FOR SALE Ke swwstone Boilef®. Call p
fe Eliminate Mount Joy 165R. Canjhg seen at 366 E. High, gown 14). 4-8-tf
‘ D ' Donegal Springs Roagll Mt. Joy. ee
Back. Bread ng’ Chorss 19.90-1¢ | [F INTERESTED in selling your
; a ~—— |ecar—See—Ben Staley pr c¢ R2,
Elevators are becoming as com- OR SALE: New Bungalow, 4 rooms | Mount Joy. / a 5-9-tf
mon on farms as they are in city land b ith, garage and laundry. All np —————
department stor They are, how- Located on Donegal | JOY COAL: Nut, Stove and Egg,
ever, of a different kind—and not [Springs Road. $ 00. Phone Mt. | Pea, Buckwheat, = e, alter Derr,
u purposes. Unless, (Joy 118-R3 after 5:30 p.m. 12-30-1tp | 230 West Main 8 oy Mount Joy,
of course, city stores have started | =~" pa i Pa S.5-tf
conveying farm produce from the OUNG M/ ARRIED MAN wanted A.
into ninth or tenth story [for milk truck, pay. Elwood | MALE HELP
mon es tn WANTED
Farmers began to t seriously [FOR SALE Good Vo dd Xe 1 Hay. | Men for Jenerad work
about elevators and « vors dur- [Phone Mt. Joy 916R1 2-23-21 DS is
f he 1 i 0 ) Y ——_——— ————— _—— | : : ye >
i I hem be FOR SALE: T: able model Reg rd Call. or hope
nce. Many dit their own eatin Flayer in excellent congition with eur Mariet 951
i rs nh SEER attachments, ready to to | WYETH ING@RPORATED
ment. Ot bought commercial MARIETTA
Mount Joy |
12-30-21
Radio. Low
price, Phons
s little—
LED) =<
source matt
6 p.m
models. The
what they
alter
FOR SALE: Floor model Fadi Ra- |
lio, Walnut cabinet, gabg condition,
i's can do
most.

All-purpose ¢ r port.
able or station: are capable of Tow price. Phone Mout Joy 125J-2
: 4 9_an_o
elevating to de heights baled, [after 6 p.m. 12-30-21
chopped or loose hay, ear corn, |\wp DESIRE TO THANK our
» |friends for their kindness, words of
ympathy and floral offerings in our
late bereavement. Mrs. Lizzie Sherk
and family 12-30-1tp
We desive to
OTF OF THANKS:
thank our friend kindness, |
floral coffer- |
riends for gheip-Ki
words of, sympathy J a
ngs in our late ber#avement. Mrs, |
Paul Frank and Mr. C. S. Frank and
fan ily 12-30-1t |

APPLES! APP L ES! For

| phe r
all Aoking |;
9-30-tf

SECTIONAL
8'x7'. 8x8,
NEW
GARAGE
10°x10°,
OVERHEAD
DOORS:
Jn stock for im=
Automatic electrie
x10%, 12'xg2’. dn
| mediate deifes
overhead ddof operators. Controlled
from the dash of your car. Also a
lot of commercial and pivoted steel
gash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy,
Pa. Phone 145. 4-17-t4
PHOTO FINISHING—Any six of
sight exposure roll developed end
printed vlain oy deckle «edge, 250
{coin). Reprinty 3c eath. Minimum
order 25¢. Ca J City Photo Ser-
vice, Box 53, rrisburg, Pa. 2/15/t{
BUIL DING LOTS FOR SALE: Five
n the east side of

F ‘OR SALE Carrom Board, like | Lots 60x200 each
now Stand, new set | Longenecker Rogd -f Mount Joy
f Characters and rule hook, plus | Boreush, Price Béasonable. Contact
1d Playin haracters. Can play 85 | E. E. Brown, Phone 169 or 34.
m m this board. Omi $5.00. . 7-22-tf
Phone Mt. Joy 320 or call at Fas pO
Main St, Mt. Joy. 12-16-7 | TWO enogra-

ance office,
with
ins)
vacation
Telephone
and Typist fo
ermanent positior,
GIRLS io) ns

nurposes, $2.50 per Bu B-g rade | pay, free hospitalization.
Sthyman eed Winter” Banana | Marietta 2811. {(/ 12-9-4t
root crops, shelled corn, ground 1 Grimes Goldpn. Also Vinegar | 7
DE en Chionsed Tt Hl ee Sh Pring volt: CHC OTICE: I will buy ail kinds of
being elevated in the accompanying |containers to the Cold Storage, | Scrap iron and magazines. Also stove
illustration. Wairview Orchards, Katheryn z.| wood for sile, Jos and oak, in
the es en ts 5 Snvder 12-23-2 small lots or truck” load. Guy D.
They do these “pack-breakir = Be ln | Spittler. Mount Joy.
chores easily, and all day long Wiil- | yygpzgs & CLAMS: C hincote acue | 10-30-14
out complaining. However, before | i .¢ nd clams at Joe and Tim
you build or buy an elevator be |g 29-35 Detwiler fin Mt.
sure you know for what it is to | I Phone 277-R 12- 9-4tp
ed. That knowledge will determine me : — Ean | FOR SALE!
the size and best for [POR SALE Ito ‘Peal Pa. LOT AT 10 E. MAB¥ST., MT. JOY
your n J. B. Hostetter jdount JOY, oo if WITH SII ix HOUSE. MAIN ST
Costs of operation vary somewhat, | _ 5 RA - | DOUBLE OUSE ON HENRY ST.
but, in general, farmers can figure | TE] PHONE OPE RATOR Ww ANT- Suitable for Business Location
on it taking from 1/10 to five kilo- | ED: With or witout’ experience, Cl) Mo unt Joy 145
watt hours of power to elevate 1,000 | full or part time. Al hly Miss Carrie PAUL N/ARTIN, CONTRACTOR
bushels of grain with an elevat Ney, Columbia Telephone Co. Mt. 4-22-t1
AWAY. WW x 9_9_4f |
run by a {five horsepower mn 4 5 hii.
FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom. |X"
ly couple
Small Farm Units Bre wi Eon ye! th h child 1 10 or 12
Big Implement Buyers cars old. Write P.O.Box 8
A JOy

preferred.
) WHY

Two-thi of the one and one- Nag, “Vc Continue to feed 100.ordinary birds
dollars ber to NOTICE when approximately 80 Pedigreed
al i tl 1 ) 1 f 1
I : + Musser-Bred Leghorns, lay just as:
or \ \ y Cor ap
i I or 1 | many eggs. Thirty years of breed=
wy hn } th
ti-F'riction B 1 [anu- £1 Comi ine on our own farms have de~
facture 1ssociation, Id at their pi ya | 3S veloped chicks which are extreme=
For the first time the small farm (Mar treet, (Eli itown, Pa, | ly heavy and”are at the
operator, who owns 6 per cent of [OD Janualy 10, between the | sande timd highly resistant to all
1m ( in 3:60 o'clock, A :
the country’s total farm act Bi a lin the poultry diseases of this area,
I y u ) :
will be the biggest custon for 4 0 the Compan: | Learn ntore about these superiog
at natic InBor.s i |
automatic labor-saving imp nt D. L. LANDIS. Secretary | chicks,
The low ebb of farm labor a 1 12-16-4t |
. Write av or ices your
as the incre: in farm savings ha - -l Write toflay, for price: nd your
been responsible for the mechar EXECUTOR'S NOT i free copy=6f Musser's colorful 1944
tion of the smaller farms Estate of 1 R. © late of | edition of “Chick News.”
‘1 vil Florin. dece 1 |
One outstanding result is that b
3 Letters testamentary on id | 7 Sh ”
050, 34 i cotiniated Wat four ; Letters testamentary on said | Nygger Leghorn Farms
lion farms will produce 33 per cent ad . 1 : : 5
plore. than the Gf 1a at A or, ind bted | phone 905-R-6 it. Joy, Pa,
re th: 1 produ of | are reauested make im- |
six million farms before the pa t. and tho having
— or demand rainst the em
ill pr nt them without U-S-E-D
tlerent he under- | ; 20
Lily © ‘ to th ¢ Hot Water Boiler
Plastic Lily Pond | ling in Florin, Penn a OIL. BURNERS”
nia $35.00 up
ER ; Gil H. ROY NISSLY | J. L. MEHCKLEY
i ak Executor | Elizabethtown, Pa.
x ) * /
A. H ng, A 16-6t | Phoife 414
= AI. MEETING 10-7-tf
i. 4
| {1} od Sa
by | i 1 Ram | N-O-T-I-C-E
I lisvi Pa.. for tl ei Save | 2.00
i | Oil Burning Space Heaters
1 1 Y ( On
Sr 1 ed vo n
! : | Spegial Sc
Jill be neta Spedial Sa
ne ; CHANGE IN MANUFACTURERS
Ih POLICY
J EM hi Regularly $139.50
( 1 OWT } NOW ONLY $

MECKLE Y

N 'E Elizabethtown, Pa.
BE eh oe : Phone — 414
Korot: aay al Tae Caan. | 10-7-tf
Koroseal or plastic lily ponds [1145 1 D n we ———————
make it possible for the farmer as | pul ( y Fontained 1m] N NOTICE
well as the city dweller to have a 1 3 Moygnt ‘ug 4d us Notic ¢ given that the
lily pool without the expense of l : ih I ret nual ction will be held at the
building e or concrete basin, A hi il the | First N ink & Trpst Com=-
i »
The plas pond may be emptied, : 1 | pany, Joy, Palla
1 ) Pile
folded up and brought indoors and : : . on 1 1 nary M, 1949, be-
1949 each ident od fi «
stored during the winter months. ‘ Y x vs nu 9a. m. and 12
The pond also may be used as a : 1 T rent ! tion of directors,
wading pool for children or as a | We a nd t ol such other
duck pond. tot : i ea nl I come before the
v. } ting. Among other
l t 3 the Borousl bef +3
t come before the meeting
. . WILLIAM F AN 3 6
Weevil Damage in Grain , [LLIAM F. BRIAN, | (jj he the approval of installation
, 2 1 . | of pension or a profit sharing
Traced to UncleanBins ———+ 1 |plan for employees of the bank.
] I [ BW - ph)
Prevention of weevil damage to Pl BX I af E. M. IOV
the rew crop is possible if the TA X ( si CP ANT 12-95 Cashier
granary is clean and a1 n wit . - ae SR
granary is clex 1 and sp ed with 19 WES STRERT SH AT RS’ MEETING
DDT. Nearly all cases of “weevily"” 12-30-tf
grain can be traced to unclean bins, | =—

according to Purdue university en
tomologist Any infestation which

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THE UNION NATION! Ad MOUNT
JOY BANK /
The regalar annual meeting of the
hareholders of the Union National
Mount Joy B A will be held at said
hank, in the Botough of Mount Joy,
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, January
11, 1849, at ten) o'clock A. M. for
the election of directors, and for
such other busifess as may come
before the meeting.
CARL S. KRALL,
Cashier
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