| PUBLIC SALE
— OF —
LIVESTOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Wednes., March 2, 1949
On the premises along the Marietta and Bainbridge
road, on the Shenk farm, near Rowenna, 3 miles west of
Marietta, the following:
15 Head of Cattle
CONSISTING OF FIVE MILK COWS
2 Grade Holsteins — 2 Purebreds, Ayrshires — 1 Grade Ayrshire,
all springers
FOUR FIRST CALF HEIFERS, springers
THREE YEARLING HEIFERS
PUREBRED AYRSHIRE BULL, yearling
PUREBRED AYSHIRE BULL, 2 years old
GRADE HOLSTEIN BULL, 2 years old
TWO HEAVY WORK HORSES — REGISTERED DUROC
BOAR NO. 368259.
TWO BROOD SOWS. farrow on or around sale day
1947 WILLY'S FARM JEEP
with power takeoff, automatic governor, pulley attachment,
bumper weight and heater.
F ARMALL F-20 TRACTOR on rubber with cultivator, McCormick
Deering 2-row corn planter, two McCormick-Deering 14 in. bottom
plows, McDeernig side delivery rake and riding cultivator, Easy
Seeder, (driven from power takeoff) fits any tractor; New Idea to-
bacco planter, New Idea manure spreader, on rubber; Rubber tired
Wagon with bed; tobacco wagons and ladders, McDeering grass
mower, (gears in oil) Jackson lime drill on rubber, grain drill, disc,
roller harrow, spike harrow, single and double trees, DeLaval Milk-
er, pipe for 30 cows, milk cans, 10 gal. electric water heater and
tank, harness, range shelter with galvanized roof; 5 barrels and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March
when terms and conditions will be made known by
Pops & le Lewis J . Arnold
2, 1949
PUBLIC SALE
Live Stock, Implements & Household Goods
Friday, March 4, 1949
The undersigned will sell on the Garber farm located along
Route 230, between Florin and Rheems, opposite the Clearview
_ Diner, the following: '
» 17 COWS, 10 Holsteins, 7 Ayrshires, 6 of which are vaccinated and
pure bred, some fresh and close springers. 7 FAT STEERS, TWO
‘GOOD WORK HORSES, one a leader.
New Idea Tractor Manure Spreader
F-20 FARMALL TRACTOR and cultivators, F-29 grass mower,
Hinman milking machine, International 4 in line milk cooler,
McDeering riding cultivator, McDeering grass mower, McDeering
28 disc harrow, New Idea manure spreader, McDeering three-sec-
tion spring harrow, side delivery rake, McDeering 6 ft. binder,
also 8 ft. binder, Little Genius 14 in. tractor plow, McDeering shov-
el harrow, spike harrow, Tiger tobacco planter, corn sheller, Super-
ior 10-hole disc drill, lime drill, 3 sets tobacco ladders, tight bottom
hay flats, low down wagon with open hay flats, hay loader, hay
hook, rope and pulley, 1-horse marker, McDeering corn planter,
rubber tire wagon, 3-horse Wiard plow, potato plow. rubber tire
wheelbarrow, chicken feeders and fountains, electric Stewart mast-
er clippers, 2 elec. brooder stoves, Trumbul & Buckeye; one brooder
house 8x12, range shelter, tool cupboard, tractor chains, log chains,
anvil, vise, forks. shovels, hoes, milking stools, harness, saddle.
riding saddle, platform scales, tobacco press, boys bicycle, equip-
ment for bees and hive, two clover seed sowers, cutting bench, and
butchering tools, Speed Queen washer, in good condition: Airway
electric cleaner, walnut cupboard, old-fashioned flour chest, dough-
tray, solid walnut extension table, five kitchen chairs, oak extension
table, small work table, 14-qt. pressure cooker, good as new; library
table, cooking utensils, 2-qt. jars, Hoosier kitchen cabinet (white):
sink bench with top cupboard and drain, studio couch, cot, 1-qt.
jar, gallon’ crocks, scales, porch glider, jardiniers, childs chifferobe
(white); bed springs, 1 single barrel, and 1 double barrel shot guns,
American gas stove (heater) baby bassinet, child’s play yard, steam
corn dryer, and many other articles too numerous to mention.
NO HUCKSTERS ALLOWED.
Sale to commence at 12:30 p. m. on Friday, March 4, 1949 when
terms and conditions will be made known bv
Dupes & Hess, Auctioneers IRA D. HELLER, Agt.
Landis & Moyer, Clerks.
PUBLIC SALE
Farming Implements and Household Goods
Tuesday, March 8, 1949
Will be sold on the premises three miles northwest of
Manheim, on the road between Manheim and Masterson-
ville, near Union Square, the following:
W. C. Allis-Chalmers
Tractor
with starter, lights, power take off:
Allis Chalmers two-row corn picker, used two seasons; Allis Chal-
mers Combine with motor, used two seasons; Allis Chalmers Rotary
Baler, used one season; Allis Chalmers power take-off hay rake,
used one season; Ottawa heavy duty manure loader for W. C. trac-
tor, dual wheel for W. C. tractor.
C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor
with two row cultivator, two way plow, 7 ft. grass mower, 2 bottom
disc plow, new. all used with power lift; Allis Chalmers plow (2-14
in.), Allis Chalmers 24 disc harrow, hydraulic dump trailer with
dual wheel, 14 ft. bed Cobey rubber tire wagon, New Idea tractor
manure spreader, New Idea 2-row tobacco planter, Ontario grain
drill, McCormick-Deering 2-row mounted corn planter with fer-
tilizer attachments; four-section spring harrow, roller harrow, land
roller, 12 ft. Oliver weeder, 8 ft. weeder, 2 sets double tobacco lad-
ders, tobacco press, Mulkey steel portable bale elevator, New Hol-
land power corn sheller, 3 ton Papec feed mixer with motor, Smal-
ley hammermill, roll over ground scoop, cement mixer, Ottawa
power take-off tree saw, Fairbank platform scales, Steward elect-
ric clippers, tobacco lath puller, hay rope, hay hook, 50 ft. endless
rubber belt, 15-6 ft. metal chicken feeder, metal chicken nests,
brooder stove, chicken crates, chick feeders, fountains, manure
forks, cow chains, 2 range shelters, 500 locust posts, 1,000 bu. ear
200 LEGHORN CHICKENS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Kelvinator 6 cu. ft. refrigerator, General Electric range, small Co-
lumbia coal range, used very little; three-piece living room suite,
five-piece walnut bedroom suite, breakfast set, two 9x12 rugs, 9x11
linoleum rug, sewing cabinet, end table, crib, high chair, play pen,
7-way floor lamp, chest of drawers, Electrolux sweeper, table, 100-
piece dinner set, lawn mower and many other articles too numer-
ous to mention. .
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M. when terms and conditions will
be made known by
J. Edgar Wolgemuth
E. V. SPAHR, Auctioneer
Refreshments by Farm Women’s Society No. 2.
SALUNGA |
The regular monthly meeting of |
the Fire Co. Auxiliary was held in |
the Fire Hall
Plans were made par- |
ty March 17, in garage, |
The hostesses for the evening were |
Mrs. Ben Brubaker, Mrs.
Blessing, Mrs. Harold Myers
Miss Gladys Myers.
Walter Eshleman,
the Fire Co. is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peifer are
| vacationing in Florida. i
Mrs. Minnie Wehner, Columbia, |
spent Sunday with daughter |
| and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
Cooper,
on Monday evening.
for a card
Cooper's
Harry |
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president of |
her
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Stimulate your business by adver |
| ‘ising in the Bulletin.
FARM MACHINERY SALE
At Elizabethtown R. D. 2, Penna.,
| Phone 442-J-2.
February 19, 1949, 10 A. M. Sharp
| 85 New and Used Tractors
New and Used Farm Machinery
|of all kinds, Cars and Trucks, 140
Hogs. Bring in your surplus ma-
chinery. Terms Cash. Next
| March 19, 1949.
[ G. K. Wagner, Prop.
| 5 auctioneers. Notice—Small com-
I mission charged on machinery not
{sold (1) per cent of highest bid on
|value up to $500.00; on items over
$500.00, a flat charge of $5.00.
1-10-2t
[ PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Village Property
[SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1949
| The undersigned will sell at pub-
[lic sale on the premises in the Vil-
lage of Bainbridge, Lancaster Co.,
|Pa.., the following described Real
| Estate, namely:
| A LOT OF GROUND fronting on
[the South side of Race Street, fifty
[feet, and extending in depth of that
width in a southerly direction, one
{hundred and seventy-six feet.
Bounded on the North by Race
Street, on the East by property late
[of W. S. Smith, on the South by
{Mulberry Alley and on the West by
| Pine Alley, on which is erected a
| TWO FAMILY, 2-STORY
| iy FRAME DWELLING
| ® HOUSE and a 3-car garage
The house is in good condition,
|under good roof, the one side hav-
ling hot air heat. The garage is a
|new concrete block garage set back
| from the Alley, giving ample room
to enter the same.
The property is nicely
near the center of
close to church and school and well
fworth the attention of those seeking
| desirable town property.
| Sale to commence at 1:30 p. m. on
| Saturday, February 26, 1949, when
[terms and conditions will
known by
PHARES B. NEFF
[F. B. Aldinger, Auct.
| Henry H. Koser, Clerk
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
TUESDAY EVENING, MAR. 1, 1949
2-24-1t
| On premises beautifully located
along Elizabethtown - Manheim
| Road, about four miles East of Eli-
| zabethtown, in Mount Joy Township
| Lancaster County, Penna.
| of good sandy soil, 3 acres of which
{is in pasture land.
A 2% STORY
f BRICK DWELLING
[ 8 rooms and bath; modern
{ kitchen; hot air heat; coal
| stoker: hardwood floors in rooms
| downstairs; open stairway: cement
| floor in cellar with cold cellar de-
| partment. FRAME BANK BARN, 10 |
| Friday March 11, 1949 ¢
| biles, laundry and shower, and milk |
water bowls for
{ stanchions and
|
for four automo-
| cows. Buildings
house.
All buildings equipped with elec- |
[tricity and water pressure system.
| Recently painted and in good con- |
This farm is in a high state
and is close to school
| dition.
| of cultivation
| and church.
| Premises can be
| time.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock. P.
Im. when conditions will be made
known bv
viewed at any
HARRY W. ESHELMAN & |
EVALYN G. ESHFLMAN
| Elizabethtown R3, Pa.
| Phone: F-town 928-R-24
| Walter Dupes, Auct.
> L. Landis, Clerk 2-17-2t
OF REAL ESTATE
| PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1949
| Y4 mile off
| a |
| Street, a 1% story frame dwelling,
Sale |
located, |
the Village |
be made |
40 acres |
i PUBLIC SALE
Livestock & Farming Implements
&
Sale Register
If you want a notice 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 you are
ready let us print your bills, That's
the cheapest advertising you can get
Friday, Feb. 25—In East Donegal
Township, a fine farm of 97 acres,
the Marietta-Maytown
Pike, formerly known as Kane's
Dairy farm, 9-room brick house,
dairy barn, 2-story poultry houses
and other farm buildings. Sale to be
held at the office of Randolph C.
Ryder, Esquire, 29 W. Main St., Mt.
Joy at 2 p. m by Maud E. Moyer, et
il. Edgar Funk, Auct.
Saturday, February 26 — In West
Hempfield Twp., 1 mile north of
Mountville, on the road called High
| barn, hog sty, corn crib, also per-
| sonal property by HarveySchlosman
| Administrator of Samuel Getz, de-
| ceased. Sale at 2 p.m. Edgar Funk
| Auctioneer.
| Saturday, Feb. 26 — On the pre-
mises in the village of Bainbridge,
i lot f ground 50 ft by 176 ft, with
| a two family two-story frame
| dwelling house and 3-car garage by
| Phares B. Neff. F. B. Aldinger,
{ Auct. Sale at 1:30 p. m.
| ‘Tuesday, March 1 — On the
| premises in East Donegal Twp., on
[the Jac. Carmany farm between
Florin and Donegal Springs, about
one mile from Florin, livestock, im-
plements and household goods by
| Levi Kopp. F. B. Aldinger, Auct.
Wednesday, March 2—Along the
Marietta and Bainbridge road, on
the Shenk farm, near Rowenna, live
stock and implements by Lewis J.
Arnold. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Walter
Dupes, Auct.
Wednesday, March 2 — In Manor
Twp., on the Charleston road, 21%
mles south of Mountville, 1} miles
east of Washington Boro, 17 head
of fat steers, lead mule, milk cow,
5 sows with pigs, 28 shoats, Poland
China boar, 600 Leghorn yearlings,
two tractors and other implements
by R. Glenn Ranck. Sale at 12 M.
Edgar Funk, auct.
Thursday, March 3 — In Man-
or Twp., on the Charleston road,
3 miles northwest of Millersville
{and 2 1-2 miles east of Mount-
| ville, farming implements and
| household goods by Amos B.
Charles. Sale at 12:30 p. m. Ed-
gar Funk, Auct.
Thursday, March 3—In W, Hemp-
field Twp., formerly the J. F. Was-
{er farm at Silver Spring, 6 cows, 2
bulls, young heifers, farming im-
plements and some household goods
by Clayton L. Diffenderfer. Sale at
1:00 p.m. Henry Snavely, Auct.
Thursday, March 3—In East Don-
egal Twp., on the Gerald Heistand
farm, 1 mile east of Marietta, off
the Long Lane, at Strickler's Quar-
| ry, 11 head of cows, 1 Bull, farming
implements by Eugene R. Wagner,
Sale at 12:30 p.m. Walter Dupes,
Auect,
Friday, March 4, On the Garber
farm, along Route 230, between
Florin and Rheems, opposite the
Clearview Diner, live stock, imple-
ments and household goods by Ira
D. Heller. Walter Dupes, Auct.
Sale at 12:30 p. m.
Saturday, March 5 — In Manor
Twp, on the Blue Rock Road, 2
miles south of Washington Boro,
4 miles West of Millersville, 3
miles southwest of Mountville, 28
milk cows, bulls and farming im-
plements by Frank N. Barley.
Sale at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
Auct,
Tuesday, March 8, In Manheim
Twn.,, on the road leading from
Neffsville to Landisville, on the
farm known as the Aaron Long
farm, 32 head Holstein and Guern-
sey cows,, stock bulls, farming
implements. Implements will be
sold by Dorothy L. Rudy, cows by
Fdgar F. Funk, auct., Campbell and
Gamber. Sale at 12:30 p. m.
Tuesday, March 8 — Near Union
Square, three miles northwest of
Manheim and Mastersonville, two
Chalmers tractors with all equip-
ment, 200 Leghorn chickens, entire
lot of farm implements and some
household goods by J. Edgar Wol-
gemuth. E. V. Spahr, auct. See
advertisement. -
Wednesday, March 9 — In Manor
Twp., on the Blue Rock Road, 1-2
mile west of Millersville, Farming
implements and household goods
by John and Bertha Hoffmaster.
Sale at Edgar Funk,
Auct,
12:30 p. m.
Wednesday, March 9, On the
Cameron farm, at Donegal Springs,
2 miles south of Rheems and 3
miles west of Mt. Joy, livestock,
implements, some household goods
by Irvin K. Snyder. Sale at 12:00
Noon, Walter Dupes, Auct.
Thursday, March 10 — In Manor
Twp.. 1 mile south of Mountville,
farming implements and household
goods by Mrs. Susie P. Stoner. Sale
at 12:30 p.m. Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
Friday, March 11 ,On the Ger-
ald Hiestand farm, 1-4 mile enst
of Marietta, just north of the
Marietta and Lancaster Highway.
Entire herd of Registered Holstein
cattle representing some of the
best cow families in Canada, farm-
ing implements and some household
by Harold Schatz. Dupes, Auct.
Saturday, March 12 — In Manor
Twp., East of Creswell, Livestock
farming implements, and household
goods by Christ Frey, Sale at
12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk, Auct.
Saturday, March 12, in the vil-
lage of Florin, household goods bv
by Chirstian Melhorn. C. 'S,
Frank Auct.
Tuesday, March 15, On the road
leading from the Marietta Pike to
Newtown at the Iron Bridge, live-
stock, implements and household
goods by O. Wittlee C. S. Frank,
auct., Sale at 1:00 p. m.
Wednesday, March 16 — Be-
tween Hessdale and Strasburg,
known as the Dieter farm, live-
Harry W. Gentzler. Sale at
Edgar Funk, Auct.
f
Thursday, March 17 — In Manor|
Twp, one mile north of Highville,
and one mile east of Creswell,
livestock and implements by Aavon
Shaiebly. Sale at 12:30 p. m.
Edgar Funk, Auct,
p. m.
Friday, March 18, In W. Hemp-
field Twp., on the road from Sal-
unga to Silver Spring, one fourth
mile south of Salunga, farming im-
plements and household goods by
John H. Groff Estate. Walter
Dupes, Auct. Sale at 6:30 p. m
Friday. March 18 In , West|
Hempfield Twp., on the premises on
the road leading from Salunga to
Silver Spring, farming implements)
and household goods by Mrs. John
H. Groff. Sale at 6:30 p.m. Walter
Dupes, Auct.
In East|
Saturday, March 19 -
Hempfield Twp. on South End
Avenue, in the village of Landis-
ville, a concrete block Bungalow
5-rocms, garage also some house-
hold gonds by Robert G. Buel. C
S. Frank, Auct. Sale at 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 19 - On the
premises in Mt, Jov Twn. north-
east of the Lance. Co. Farm Diner.
known as the Jchn Newcomer
farm. 24 head of livestock and aleo
farming implements by Ira K.
Newcomer, Sale at 12 m. Wal-
ter Dupes, Auct.
Saturday, March 26, In Millers-|
ville Boro, 46 West
lot 40 by 210 ft. with
Frederick St.,|
a 2 1-2 story
brick house, Hot Air Automatic
Oil Burner, also household goods!
by Alice H. Frey. Sale at 12:30]
p. m.
Fdgar Funk, Auct. {
|
Saturday, March 26, In the vil-|
lage of Florin, household goods hy|
H. Roy Nissly. executor of the Es-|
tate of Mrs. Lizzie R. Nissly. C.i
S. Frank, Auct. [
Saturday, March 26 — In the]
Borough of Millersville, en Freder-|
ick St, a 2 1-2 story brick house.|
8 rooms, all conveniences, garage|
and ful] line of household
by Alice Frey. Sale at 12:00 p.|
m. Edgar Funk, Auct.
re |
Saturday, April 2—On Main street]
in Florin, Pa.. frame smith & coach|
shop and all tools, repair parts ete.,|
by Samuel Becker. Walter Dupes,|
Auct. |
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Good Friday. April 15, at the!
bero limits of Mt. Jov, annual |
community sale of 200 head live-|
stock. machinery, fruit, furniture,
eic.. by C. S. Frank.
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The undersigned will sell at public sale on the Gerald Hiestand farm
one-fourth mile east of Marietta, just north of the Marietta-Lancaster high-
way. the following:
Entire
55 REGISTERED
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Herd of
12 HEIFERS bred to Alcartra Rag Apple Chieftain, due from sale time on.
14 HEIFERS from 6 to 18 months old, balance Calves.
3 BULLS of serviceable age, one from a dam with 27,000 lbs. of milk
backing.
The foundation of this Herd was acquired and represents some of the
best cow families in Canada. Many of them have milked from 70 to 92 lbs.
The undersigned will offer at pub-
lic sale a fine Farm in an excep-
| tionally high state of cultivation |
| containing about 97 Acres, situated
| in East Donegal Township, Lancast-
er County, about V3 mile off the
| Marietta-Maytown Pike, 12 miles
[North of Marietta, and 2 mile
| South of Maytown, formerly known
|as Kane's Dairy Farm, and late of
| Norman 1. Moyer, deceased, with
[the following improvements:
| NINE ROOM BRICK
{ HOUSE
| including a summer kitch-
| en, bath, electric, electric
| water pressure system, dairy barn,
per day and tested 3.4 to 4.4. Herd is run in CTA the past year and was on
the Honor Roll.
Records will be announced at the sale, All cows are bred to the Herd
Sire, a son of Kushaque Alcartra Lass, one of the best cows I ever owned.
THREE BRED SOWS
due to farrow near sale date.
Farmng Implements
8
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Consisting of 24 Cows, many are fresh, while others are due thruout the year.
stock and farming implements by| The Bulletin.
12:30
Vt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 24, 1949—3
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= MT. JOY, PA,
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KIST |
Dispersal Auction
SATURDAY, FEB. 26, ’49
50 Holstein Cattle
45 Registered 5 Grades
JOSEPH KENNEL, SELLS WITHOUT RESERVATION, HIS EN-
TIRE HERD, AT HIS FAKM,
15 miles northeast of GAP, Lancaster Co., Pa. which is on
Route 30, fifteen miles east of Lancaster. Turn north at Mt
Vernon Inn off Rpute 30, toward White Horse.
T. B.. Accredited, Bang Certified, majority calfhood vaccinated.
1948 DHIA average - 411 lb. {fat - 2 time milking - from 11,500 lb.
milk. %: were first half calf heifers. Several from 500 lb. up to
600 1b. fat
8 daughters of LAUXMONT ADMIRAL LUCIFER. Daughters of
many other leading sires in the Southeastern Artificial Associa-
tion.
25 MILKING COWS, majority fresh or soon due
9 BRED and OPEN HEIFERS — 7 HEIFER CALVES
YEARLING HERD SIRE by “LUCIFER” from 500 Ib. fat dam.
Sale in heated tent at 12:30 P. M., with comfortable chairs. Lunch
served.
REMEMBER — many daughters of popular, highly proven Penna.
sires in this quality sale of unusually high producing Holsteins.
Bring your friends and come early. There will be many bar-
gains.
JOSEPH KENNEL, Owner, Gap, Pa.
R. AUSTIN BACKUS
Sales Mgr. & Auct. Mexico, N. Y.
Earl L. Groff, Local Representative, Strasburg, Pa.
{milk house, silo, tobacco shed, corn
barn, implement shed, hog sty, large |
| two-story poultry house. There is |
|a nice running stream through the |
| pasture and about 25 Acres of win- |
| ter wheat planted. [
| Sale to be held at the office of |
{Randolph C. Ryder, Esquire, 29
West Main Street, Mount Joy, Penn-
sylvania on Friday, February 25,
11949, at 2:00 p. m. when terms and
| conditions will be made known by
| Maud E. Moyer, et al.
| The premises may be inspected
| Saturday, February 19 from 2:00 to
| 4:00 p. m.
At the same time a quantity of to-
bacco lath and ear corn will be of-
fered for sale.
MAUD E. MOYER, et al.
Randolph C. Ryder, Attorney
Edgar F. Funk, Auct. 2-10-3t
TWO FARMALL TRACTORS: Farmall H with starter and lights, six ply tires,
and high compression head: Farmall 12 completely overhauled, on rubber:
International mower 7 ft. cut. International hammermill, 11 in. and disc
harrow, Ontario tractor grain drill, Ontario ten-hoe drill with stub tongue:
New Idea manure spreader with iron wheels, New Idea tight bottom hay
loader and manure spreader, No. 12 International traclor cultivators, John
Deere tractor corn planter with fertilizer attachment, International side de-
livery rake, 2 rubber tired wagons, riding cultivaiors, shovel, spike & spring
harrows, Little Genius plow, 2-row Bemis tobacco planter, 4 sets tobacco lad-
ders, corn sheller, platform scales, Hillside hitch, DeLavel 3-unit milking
machine, 10-can Frigidaire milk cooler, 500 gal. tank air compressor, elect-
ric motors, check lines, wagon box, single & double trees, log chains, shov-
els, forks, hammers axes, iron keitles and other articles.
Also some HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Refreshments will be served by the church.
Sale to commence at 12:00 noon on Friday, March 11, 1949 when terms
and conditions will be made known by
DUPES & HESS, Auctioneers
Zeller & Herr, Clerks
Clarence Weidman, Herdsman
Harvey Rettew, Pedigrees
HAROLD SCHATZ
CLOSING OUT SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH 1st, 1949
The undersigned will sell on the premises in East Donegal Twp.,
on the Jac. Carmany farm, between Florin and Donegal Springs,
about one mile north of Florin the following:
2 HEAD BLACK HORSES, both single line leaders
16 HEAD CATTLE: 10 MILK COWS, some fresh, some
springers. TWO HEIFERS,
FOUR STOCK BULLS, fit for service. 100 CHICKENS
FARMALL H. TRACTOR, used two seasons, starter, lights, power
take-off, lift and cultivator; 10-20 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR
on rubber, in good condition; 2 New Idea manure spreaders, in
good condition; David Bradley manure loader, used one season;
International hay rake, 1-horse dump rake, International hay load-
er, 8 ft. Deering binder, used very little; 24-disc harrow, 28-disc
harrow, 4 grass mowers, one 7 ft., McCormick-Deering on rubber,
used two seasons; two John Deere 5 ft. mowers, one Osborne 5 ft.
two International riding cultivators with tobacco hoers, Bemis to-
bacco planter, 9 ft. cultipacker, Oliver 3-bottom disc plow, used 3
seasons; 10-hoe Superior grain drill with fertilizer attachment; Gen-
ius 12-inch bottom plow, 3 Wiard plows, root plow, 2 walking cul
tivators, 60-tooth spike harrow, 3-section spring tooth harrow, 4-
section spring tooth harrow, like new; No. 13 Papec ensilage cutter
with pipe in good condition; 2 rubber tired wagons, 6 sets tobacco
ladders, some on wagons, two 2-horse wagons, 2 and 4-horse wag-
ons with 18 ft. flats,, bob sleigh, square back sleigh, potato plow,
Champion potato sprayer, potato or tobacco duster, 3 bags twine
for pick-up baler, Fairbanks scales, 1000 lbs. capacity; Dellinger
Hammermill, and platemilll, corn sheller with bagger, 60 ft. endless
belt, ensilage cart, scalding trough, manure sled, drag, manure
planks, 2 wheelbarrows, 40 ft. extension ladder, small ladder, 2 bag
wagons, hay fork, and rope 160 ft; other rope, different lengths;
Galvanized water tank, air compressor, electric force pump, tobac-
co muslin, 2 Minnich tobacco presses, tobacco shears and spears,
sizing boxes, wagon jack, fence wire, vise, axes, hammers, wrench-
es, bolts, wedges, circular and hand saws, wood saw with 3 blades;
old milk cans, some boxes, oil drums and cans, grindstone, 2 grass
seed sowers, 2 tacklings, harness: rubber horse blanket, front and
hind gears, collars, bridles, 3 sets housings, saddle, check lines, cow
chains, jockey ticks, breast chains, log chains, brier hook, scythes,
cradle, rake, forks, shovels, 2 water bowls, 2 pump troughs, corn by
the bushel, straw by the ton, 2 iron hog troughs, chicken feeders,
and fountains.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Stoves:
tank, M
Columbian range with water
stic stove with water tank in front; Norge bottle gas
stove, ite and Columbia heatrolas, all in good condition; General
Electric refrigerator, in working order; McDougal kitchen cabinet,
Hoosier Deluxe kitchen cabinet, 2 sinks, one with top: bookcase and
desk combined, sideboard, 6 tables, one with 6 boards, 3 rocking
chairs, 6 cane-seated chairs, 2 old-fashioned chairs, swivel chair,
large mirror, old-fashioned desk and bureau combined, over 100
years. old; small desk, 3 iron kettles with lids, copper kettle, apple
butter stirrer, Enterprise chopping machine, heavy meat bench, .32
rifle with box of bullets, old-fashioned army rifle, rag carpet by
the yard, feather tick, 2 comforters, home-made rugs, 2-qt. jars,
gallon crocks, jugs, flowered lamp, lanterns, 2 wooden tubs, home-
made broom, victrola with records, baby cradle and couch, clothes
chest, 2 rope beds, window shades, screens, 2 coal buckets, 3 milk-
ing buckets, strainer, little wine press, butter churn, hand or power;
2 benches and many other articles too numerous to mention. No
Hucksters. Refreshments by the Lutheran Church of Maytown.
Sale to commence at 11:30 a. m. Tuesday, March 1, 1949 when
terms and conditions will be made by
F. B. Aldinger, Auctioneer LEVI M. KOPP
Claude Zeller, Clerk