k | . t MORE TURKEYS SEEN warm can he as injurious as those | The Bulletin, Jov, Pa.. Thursday, Warch 17, 1919-3
Loo . Biggest Sale of the Year A 14 per cent increase in the { too cold The preferred winter 4 ) Sale | \egister
HELLO! HEL LO | HELLO! number of turkeys to be grown in | temperatures range from 40 to 50 wt { Sie Chungking Hal. Ch VIDA BROOKHOLM ECHO
. ' Pennsylvania and a 25 per cent [degrees Fahrenheit. / Bh China's wartime capital, np MADE QUITE A RECORD AS
: . . ) | hl A sale King as x its vas SVS “ “ ul
Everybody Is Going to the greater number for the whole - Wii vere a) i | & If you want a notice on your sale | king, was noted for ie vast system ! :
COUTATY are indicated by. Tecont ime VP mserted in this register weekly | of new and old tunnels piercing the Vida Brookholm, a registered
Bi All D KE it A d intention surveys reports W. F.| Hs Lh Sens Id { noice 57 from now until day of sale. ABSO- ogg oe Pi . peo tise Holstein - Friesian cow owned by
- y TY) ay . . seeds held cver from Ema. oo TET V FREE co . . | rOCK) aby 8, q Ll 1 . Derr ais =
g ay om muni Y n Johnstone, extension agricultural last year should be tested for | Yi ~ i REE, ord phon i seats and lights, the city’s popu- oe A Derr pis Voy Jee or
econcmist of the Pa. State College. germination before lanting savs your sale date and w len you fre lation of hundreds of thousands Peter "et day Production lest
This is » veversal of the 194% se) pis Ym { . . veady let us print your bills. That's | kept civic life going through years | 492 pounds of butterfat and 12,258
hii { ¢ J. 0. Dutt, extension garden spec= Poor Soil Drainage he cheapest advertisingyou can get | of relentless Japanese bombing. peunds of 4.0 percent milk made in
a ialist of the Pa. State College. He Is Q . pu 1 a Herd Improvement Registry test.
. explains that the test can be made rious avimpiom Quartzite Rock Tosti
INNER? AVL Jha i ch WI and ; Test as subervis .
at Beverly Twin Market, VENTILATE DAIRY BARNS in a flat or between blotting papers p py of Jn the Blue Ridge mountains of | _FS(TE WES Wid
. . i | " Twp, one mile ) 0 a © Yivaivis tuite : von olate ollege In cooperation wi
C ifo avs at the kk a shallow wy of large ) eu n es we “WT Virginia the quartzite rock, used
Farm Machinery & Livestock Exchange alt Pot lon: a K I he gh ) re . ie Neo Wi bee ; yay snd © k We a Ny x in making silicon, chrome and |the Holstein - Friesian Assoc. of
2 Tee . HI oper ve atio Ss reco- cep © seeds moist anc varm 3 J Livestock ang mplements by Aaro \ : i Rn
G. K. WAGNER, Proprietor PHONE #2-3-2 | mended by C. H. Bingham. exten | . a ——— ean ggravate the Problem Shaiebls Sale at 1230 p.m slays Is 50 dard. Sue} it | America.
. D. 2, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. i > ’ I vour once well drained soil is! Eds funk. Auct defies stee rills. xyacetylene “vida” was wills : a
E b d b i i YA . sion agricultural engineer of the Stimulate your business by adver mL 4 i t i ” Sou Is] Bogen Punk, Auch ras burn oy far as 20 feet into Vida” was milked twice daily
logged up, do put all the blame - — Hg Sal g rae 7 vonp .
verybodybringin your surplus tractors, machinery Pa. State College. Stables too | tising in the Bulletin. | on vour dra 3 Hil The poor| i March 18. In W. H the surrounding rock and the and was 7 years 4 months when
. - n yo ain tile POOY Mar 18 v . ; : ik she rs age " ood
new and used autos and trucks, for this sale, on iA, itd i'd l bri SPL. drainage may be due to damaged field Pa a } fe roid A quartzite is blasted out with dyna- he beg 1 nel test period.
T soil structure and loss of BaniC ynea to Silver Spring, one fourth | mite, mrss WH Hil
SA URDA Y MAR. 1 9 1 949 natter caused by overcropping mile south of Salunga, farming im- REPAIR FARM MACHINES
hic i 9 : 9 Ee Too many grain crops year after omens and h sehaly id by . It is good planning to repair the
i i vear and too few deep-rooted leg-|John I. Groff Istate. falter 0 ts . achinery before spri i
T is is the sale to sell it. Spring is here again! Your and fou ow YU, Fame, | Wale min VENUS | farm machinery before spring field
Starting at 10 A. M. ‘Sharp, on old Harshey Pike, 2 miles north of Eliza- drab i En aA - work starts, reminds C. H. Bing-
bethtown, 8 miles south of Hershey. TUESD Y M RCH 22 d Yamage own io a “walle on Mou ham, agricultural engineer of the
y A A sands of farms. Failure to return; Friday evening, March 18, On Saturday, March 19 ~~ :
10:00 A. M. Sharp 9 n plant nutrients, n and crop the premises ot 59 West Donegal The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pa. State College. It is also good
Lot of small articles. Tools and Hardware. Jack Davis with Govern- to the 30 | have ravated 2h Mt J y Id fools om Landisville Volunteer Fire Co. win] 2senomy. to put used machinery
ment Goods. Shelly with new Hardware and Dry Goods. Cheese Dealer. JOHN G STUMPF the problem 2 aang good oo urner, by 1 a Ee : he Li in working condition because new
500 Ibs. Honey. Truckload of Fruit. 20 gallons Prestone. . On such land the cushiony soil “he = py nk Ba as hyp ally hy 1 rs An machinery is extremely high pri-
—AlSo— structure has been broken down. a BILE a disville Fire Hall from 4:30 to 8: ed
| COMPLETE DISPERSAL Adults S150, une] 2
: { p. m. Adults $1.50, children un-
Bab Chicks . . x. \ Friday. March 18 In West] jor 12 vears, half price.
Every week — all Standard Dy First Run. Straight Run, Pullets and of his high-bred, heavy producing herd I {ems ry Hempfield Twp., on the premises on oi its ep a Stimulate your business by adver=
i 4 s Ar. nt 8 CTY ih iY Ev fir? the road leading from Salunga to St. Patrick’s Day Dance tising in the Bulletin
Cockerels. Write for Price List. We ship them to you by mail 1 00 Re istered Lr ; Silver Soria. farming implements Junior Class of MJHS will spon g 1e Bulletin,
- } » or 18, ar g 3 Ms ) ass o J HIS § -
10:45 A. M. Sharp § | RTT and houschold goods by Mrs. John gor a St. Patrick's Day Dance on
All kinds of Farm Machinery, Tractors—Some horse-drawn. Implements. | | B Groff Soe at 6:30 p.m. Walter Friday March 18 at the high p U B L | C S A L E
| S| -upes, Aur A school auditorium from 8:30 to of
rN : : 11:30 p. m. Music by Lord Char- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
oO UBBE CA LE ! Fo Friday, March 18—9 miles east of | — Hic Orchestra —
N R R ! : { = {| Harrisburg, Pa., out Route No. 22, |'¢s and ts CABS
A F C : Main New 4-lane highwav to Al- Barn Dance, Mar. 31 Thurs., Mar. 31, 1949
on : . “vr tify : EL nlf i lentown and New York, (at Sky- y ‘Hig 3 1
ew rawlers Accredited, Bang Certified, younger animals calfhood vaccinated ee lentown. an : Mt. Joy High School Band Club 1
|} At Owner's farm, 5 miles southeast of LANCASTER, PA. {|line View) formerly known as the | . co another Barn Dance, 2Y, Story
[ i 4 DRAINA Linderbrook Dairy Farm: a farm of .
New and Used of All Makes on Route 222, and 5 miles north-west of Quarryville. re | 150 acres. bank barn. 2 Tile Silos, |of modern and square dances, on Frame Dwelling
John Deere G's, A’s, B's, IM’s; Farmall M's, H's. B's, C's, BN's: Super | 3 3 be . ther outbuildings. Also a 30-acre ; Thursday, March 31st in the high
A's, Cubs; Red Belly Fords, Ford Ferguson. Oliver 70's. 64's; Massey 2 Sensational Herd Sires Selling: tract adjoinine by Noah S. Myers, | school auditorium. and
Allis Chalmers wos 5 B's, Ms; Cases, and lots of other 2-year-old son of MONTVIC LOCHINVAR from 1 1b. Sel prices are Seanad jos a R D. Bb Auct. Paul E.| Music by Jim Hendricks and his F R AME GA RAGE
makes, new and used. Allis almers Bailer. 4%, 4-year-old daughter of Rag Apple sire. 20 daughters of 1ard, compact mass, instead of clus- Sanger. See ad. Fann: alles writs ou . i
NEW AND USED CORN PICKERS, Massey Harris Self-propellel Com- | this bull and 14 cows bred to him. tering together in loose granules. eae see orchestra; Figure caller, Charlie ¥nowa i Js Delta Stress Mount
bine, 8 Balers, new and used; 2 new Jchn Deere Wire-tie Power Take- a 4-year-old son of DUNLOGGIN GOLDEN CROSS, from | Circulation of air and moisture is| gaturday, March 19 Tn East . wo St et ond o . ds “155 fe t °
offs; new McCormick-Deering autematic Rope-tie; 4 new 1949 New Hol- 887 lb. fat dam. 20 Daughters and 22 cows bred to him. | cut off. Water ponds on the surface Hempfield Twp. on South End| Cake walk, door prizes. a De. jen 2 d Jo
land Balers; 2 used New Holland Balers, 16x18 Oliver Ann Arbor Bale SPECIAL NOTE: 10 own daughters of the $3500 sire, LAUXMAS- | instead of soaking in. Roots are up|Avenue, in the village of Landis- Rummage Sale =n aley. Six Toms anc: batd
Co . : ’ he villa { Landis 8 double out-kitchen. Electricity and
Master; other makes. Massey Harris Self Propelled Corn Picker. TER, along with daughters of many other well-known sires. against a ‘“‘concrete floor’ that stops v lle, a concrete block Bungalow Friday and Saturday, April 29, gas. Frame garage in the rear.
Y C 2 A Thi S | them from stretching out for needed |5-rooms, carage also some house- |. 130. the Ladies Ail Society. of 8
10 Tractor and Horse-drawn ou an uy t IS ale: | nutrients. Crop yields are low. hold gonds by Robert G. Buel. C.}™ he Ae : Ch c y al joeation, tose 19 schools
S d 33 cOwS - 27 BRED & OPEN HEIFERS - 25 HEIFER J For unclogging poorly drained Auct. Sale at 1:00 pan. | the Trinity Lutheran Church will| churches, raiiroad and bus lines.
Manure prea ers | CALVES - 10 BULLS | soils, deep-rooted legumes such as mr ———— hold a Rummage sale at the Parish| Immediate possession can be giv-
J J S : Si 4 { : . : : | alfalfa ¢ veet clover are par-| day, March 19 - O he | House. en.
NEW AND USED CORN BINDERS on Rubber and Steel. Silo Fillers, This herd was founded upon purchases of the best from Jcading | alfalfa and sw clover are par-| urday 1 19 n the
new and used; Ensilage Harvesters; 10 new and used Side Rakes: Com- | Harn iho ra for i T. these dE ticularly important. The tap-roots|vremises in Mt. Jov Twp. n rth- Friday open from 1 to 9 p. m. — Sale will be held on Thursday,
2 v ‘ p T indi > ] ps : a 1 { open up tightly-packed soil and let © t of the Lone. Co. Farm Diner, | . March 31, 1949 at 7:00 P. M,, on
bines. 200 Locust Posts, new Tractor Mowers. individual, heavy producing cows were mated the high record | SE y When well fod | known the John Neweoiier Saturday open at 10:00 a. m. the prenuses: when terms will: be
25 Tractor Plows | and most popular bulls obtainable - resulting in this herd of | Wa ne in 1a He ye bod farm. 24 head of livestock ind also rr ee gh S
: vith phosphate and potash the roots |, a x ial oe ade
es ; al ; Has an . ch the very finest in Holstein breeding. : ¥ i 1? 3 SE he avail iy \atter deep | Armin: implements by Ira K. Everybody reacs newspapers but LAVINA C. SHANK
NEW AND USED TRACTOR- AND HORSE-D'RAWN GRAIN DRILLS, (} Owner has large oil dis.ribution business which now requires his put mineralized organic mat geen I Sale at 12 m. Wal-| NOT evervbod ds 1 d .
Disc and Hoe, John Deere Oliver, Ontario, McCormick-Deering, and entire time. | into the subsoil. ter Dupes, Auct. OY reads owen ar ad* | Walter Dupes, Auct.
others, on Rubber and Steel; 10 Rubber-tire Wagons. Sal> held in large tent starting promptly at 10:00 A. M., good The organic matter added by roots vertising left on their door step. Alfred C. Alspach, Att'y 3-18-2t
A BIG LOT OF TRACTOR PLOWS, Cultipackers, Dice Harrows, Trac- | lunch served. | and tops of legun nure ad] and Wednesday. March re doc —
tor Harrows, Wagons, Reughage Mills, Cultivators and Plows to above |§ IT WILL BE YOUR LOSS IF YOU MISS THIS GREAT BUYING | crop residues contains compound y and 23 on the William E
Tractors and Mowers, new and used 4-row Corn Planters. CPPORTUNITY OF LANCASTER COUNTY'S BEST IN HOL- that stick soil particles together in|™ijjler Farms, known as Lucerne
1:00 P M Furniture STEINS. clus . That makes good tilth and Farms, located in Louden Co. Va.
> i . a loose, we rained soil vile S hn. of Leesburg, Va., «
Lots of new and used CARS and TRUCKS, of all makes. Bring them John G. Stumpf, Owner oo i Rive ‘iy - “helps the soil Rois 7 ER sign on Ac En
in from 9 to 12 noon on day of sale. 517 Union St. i ter. fio oe or ol! oH 8 Pe on NS finn iD ms te Fors of Adis THURS M R 2 1 o Oo
on St., Lancaster, Pa. 10ld more water longer. Roots fing |W 2 u é 5 at A 4 4
2:00 P. M. os R. AUSTIN BACKUS, Sales Manager & Auct.oneer, Mexico, N. Y. it easy to get at moisture and p n, cn ! of Registered snd vy - ’
2A nutrients. Crop yields increase. | de (0 stein and Guernsey Col- 8 93rd GARDEN SPOT EVENT at the farm of J. M. Brubaker.
1 ny nn N ler, \ or as -
1 50 HEAD oO HOGS or DO Ace Wehr De 4 miles south of LANCASTER, PA. at WILLOW STREET
TIE REST THAT G ; 3 es, } 1. J. Hess Pedigrees, VILLAGE, just off Route 72.
MIE BEST THAT CRON P U BL I C SA ILL.E jas h Fig? v ;
: : | vas 1 ey letiew
This sale is for everybody to sell and to buy, so bring in your sur- | It Was a Tough Fig ly 1 ey |
plus goods two to four days before sale date, so we can line it up in the | OF wr > 4
field sale day. We always get in more machinery than the bill | y { Wednes oy. Mar h 23—-On the
calls for. Be sure to be here on timz, to buy the machinery you are | Farm Implements-Poultry Equipment Furniture | EnNses | Ti =» ah ! 2
looking for. | n the ( V ongenecker farm, o w °
Terms: Cash settlement must be made on day of sale, and nothing to ie road le ding off the Donegal
Fe moved until paid for. Everyone having machinery here must be SATURDAY, MARCH 26th, 1949 ond 1 mile west of Flopin, Doses 0 S ein
hery {o see it sold or have someone here to take care of same at 10 a. m. On the premises in Mount Joy Township, Lancaster : a RY iii Q Bigs
sharp. : 4 B. A / S I
MB he livestock ‘on Dav ‘of Salk. County, cn Route 241 midway between Elizabethtown 0p. nt
: : . . and Colebrook, known as Sheaffer's Turkey Farm, the re e 1
Our Next Community Sale Will Be | iciiowing: Meera 36 An, M0
: 0 or 4 We Tir GISTERED
SATURDAY, April 23, 1949 MASSEY HARRIS TRACTOR tot 40 wo 210 10. with a2 1-2 store || 35 RE
d : Super 101 twin power, equipped with self start- a } | ptomaty 20 GRADES
or, lights, belt pulley, Standard power take-off. MI Pring alsn household gro !
ats on Groun S = a HW. Wn Qn { 12:30 : | CeIn
ic at 12:3 I. B. Accredited, Bang Certified, many ocalthood, vaccinated,
This is the sale where buyers and sellers from Y states meet. FARMALL B TRACTOR Fdgor Funk, Auct treated against shipping fever, milkers mastitis tested.
{ equipped with lights, belt pulley, Standard pow- = LEA ”
G. K. VV AG NER er take-off, mounted two-row power lift cultivat 7 Satu March 28, ™ th 65 Fresh and Close Springers
Both tractors have good rubber and are in excellent mechanica Pe | hold ede be pi
BENNY REIGLE, Traflic Cop. Sales Manager | condition. Two-bottom 14 in. Massey-Harris tractor plow, McCor- I. Rov Nissly. exeentor nf the Fe- Bred Rms og
a1 3 ! ick oi actor + harrow. 28 disc: 4- 1 Trac- n Tica] 1 S Ol service ge.
IS mick-Deering tractor disc harrow, 28 disc; 4-secticn Oliver Trac Yizzie R. Nissl (
If Ir Is Machinery You Need, We Have It tor spring tooth hariow, large size New Idea tractor manure k, Auct Many young calves of both sex will sell
NOTICE spreader on Fiber New Jaen on Fiber, after their dams.
ing 6-1t. combine on rubber, factory mounted motor, General im- Satna March 96 Yn the ‘riot ibe fe tie Tanda Ad meth Xs aris.
This is 10 inform you that in the Future there will he a small commission Sent ae To pull type corn picker, Stan lard power take-off, on h of nT vill v Five Wi Lon td he trom i of Lana Py pi Barks
charzed on all items offered for sale and not sold—and (1) percent of -ubber: Buch cultir acker, Imboden roller & harrow combined, AN 5 RG 4 L St 1-2 ctor hrick house Le righ, and other neighboring count Be : a
toh i $5 > i (4 Qn Ue eC ¢ b ? , : | kl. a Fox H 25 Selected young cows and first caif heifers directly from Canada,
highest bid or value up to 3560.00. On ilems over $500.60 a Hat charge | Dearing : “Ww fro ith horse hitch, Black : aly Hl ae or 25 § ( 3 : 3
gh i 8 McCormick-Deering binder, 7-ft. cut, with Bedragged and worn is this Yes gal beautiful udders and very milky
of $5)00. Hawk corn planter with fertilizer attachment (ractor hitch, Mc- Ri de Tsk od Rod . & HER 1 Enlil) of prusehnid ods , M CIEMMER S Sertcn. Pa es 4 5-veir=old Gow
Martin, Heisey, Wagner. Diffenbaugh, Horst, Aldinger. Auctioneers. | Cormick-Deering grass mower, 5-ft. cut, horse drawn, MecCor- Lode fsa > bet ney ’ ne ! ATi Fro Gala at 12:00 » Ne Ds Uo ig . I y be Fi YT richly bred :
_ Kaylor, Herr, Kraybill, Heisey, Coble, Gainor, Rhine, Marbold; Clerks. | mick grass mower, 5-ft. cut, horse drawn, McCormick-Deering No. top egg-laying honors lor the I'dg>r Funk, Auct. bred at the famous Dunloggin Farms To Nenly Pred, i
ao ] tn a ass rer, 7-ft. cut, with two knives, on country in 1948 at the Maine egg- a . BULLS include a 14-months old son of the 3-time Grand Champion
v2 ol J Unies al ur poor tall eae Pil A side laying test. The new champ, : { On. Main. | show cow at Penna. Farm Show with 4% test and about 500 lb.
| TH per; Ontario grain dr ith, 108% Norse ? : al owned by George B. Treadwell of raay. A] h vam streat) fat. Also. an 18-months old bull that was Reserve Grand Champ-
| delivery rake, Oliver 12 ft. weeder with both tractor and horse : ili any | Florin, Pa. + smith & coach | fall at the Bucks County Black & White Show. His own
hitch, International horse drawn cultivator, 2-horse Mountville io ed hid pol hop and #11 tools, parts ete 4 oa last fo ik 3 Bes ounty ac © . 8
orer scraper. srnational single horse cultivator, horse eggs and scored 365.7 points, there- Vo alte 4 dam, a famous ¢ NV COW. i ee
Sur 8 ore a ? eT ts ay y Fo h Ee by trimming all entries in 18 Ny Sa uel Becker. Walter Dupes, At least 3 bulls selling in this sale are by $5000 sires.
F € I did + het ar } 3s ins . 1c 5 nl NA me ic gale for 1¢r Ming OWS a
New Holland gasoline engine 114 h. p., Mountville corn sheller, 2- official egg-laying tests held en DAIRYMEN-—-Come to this sale for high produc ing c Ws =:
R S O N i P R P R T Y hole, New Holland Cannon type power sheller, late model: Fair- throughout the United States. . Vik : brinz your friends. Every animal sold to be as represe nted.
P A O bank plath 'm scaler 500 cap.: i Se Saturd wi CA vil 9 On Lhe. prem It's an established sale conducted in a high class manner. Your
aI sot alll a] rs Ey . es at 205 East M nS, household wife and family are invited - seats - heat - an orderly sale all 1
POULTRY EQU IPMENT : Farming Is Dangerous ods bv Mrs. Earl Zink. Auction- the way through. Hot dinner or good lunch at noon.
One BUCKEYE ELECTRIC INCUBATOR. 5000 capacity chicken r . 3 : r, C. 8. Frank. Sale at 1:00 p.m Cale starts promptly at 12:00 Noon. Good truck arrangements.
Saturday, March 1 O, 1 949 eggs, 5000 turkey eggs, with separate hatching unit, this is a late In Terms of Accidents : Pe :
type machine and has Mercoid switches with humidity contols, | “p50 TE or fe Saturday, April 9-0 the prem. R. AUSTIN BACKUS
On the premises located one mile Northeast of the Lancaster ONE ELECTRIC AMERICAN INCUBATOR FOR BOTH TUR- rE or : or a £3 roups in ‘sez in Manor Twp. on the road :
County Farm Diner on farm known as John Newcomer, in Mount REYS a CHICKEN Faas, Sapacity 1680; Ashley 2 Sluis Sa a i tA rr fourth in. leading from Mountville to Central Sales Mar. & Auct. Mexico, N, Y.
iy ane esr i : : { poultry picker, late model, motor can be opcrated on either or | Be Hl had Hl : a ; ry or onpocite Herr's Fruit Barn, A ocal Re resentative, urg, a.
Joy Township, Lancaster County, Penna. 220 volts. good as new, elec'ric scalder with automatic heat control, ! ete of the frequency of fatal ac- | nae oo 8 Fou Bn Earl L. Groff, L Pp g
wet mash feed mixer equipped with motor, cap. 100 lbs.; 2 five- ciaents, ina sh tools ARE. ALDI SE ho
24 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK deck electric starting batteries, 3 electric hrooder stoves, 10 coal According to a report released by 44 ct Wie Funk :
12 HEAD MILK COWS burning brooder stoves, six 12x12 brooder houses equipped with safety engineers of the Lumbermens Aust Sale at 30 p " : I LETE
- Fy > fresh d f sal | wire floors inside and 12x12 wire sun porches. two 6¥8 brooder Mutual Casualty company of Chi- cdi ( COMP
BULLS, 200 Whi fo L ay h Sale Y li houses, portable, one turkey shelter, 56x16 with wire floors with cago, 52 farm workers per 100,000 Good Frid April 15 ' 4 QUALITY
12 ire eghorn earings both mash and grain feeders built in, in 3 sections; 9 large ranee were killed accidentally last year. {S000 Friday, Lori Ia, a 1e Hl
WC ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR with cultivator; B ALLIS feeders, mash and grain, with a capacity of approximately 2000 Only more dangerous were rin- poli or Mt 3 dal \ HOUSEHOLD
CHALMERS TRACTOR with cultivator, Circle Saw and Tobacco Ibs., 6 smaller range feeders. mash & grain. cap. approximately 1000 ing, construction work and transpor- iy ey frat furniture CLEANING
Planter, hydraulic lift; 2 rubber tire wagons; Ontario Tractor Disc; Ibs., lot of small galvanized feeders, fountains, ete. Meyers shal- tation. Safer groups were whole sale to Pl CS :
Mecsev-Harris Mower: John Deere Tractor Corn Planter; Papec low well elec. water system, about 2000 ft. used nipe, lot of used Sd trades. manufacturing by C. 8 Frank, = SERVICE
Ensilage Cutter; New Holland Hammermill; McCormick Hay Load- lumber, 2x4’s, 8, 1 and 16 ft. lon, lot incubator decks from New- | service industries and public utili- When in need of Printing. (any-
er, McCormick Corn Binder only used to cut 36 acres; McCormick town hot water incubators, 75 new collapseable boxes used for ties ep: ny
® -delivery Rake, Cultipacker, 28-disc tractor harrow, 3-section turkev shipping, new barrels and plywood drums, oak butter milk ds i thing) kindly remember the Bullet i R
i ya : : : os barrels, six 55-gal. steel drums, 16 qt. heavy duty galvanized buck- . ees prem |
harrow, spike harrow, roller har /, New Idea Tractor > y 20 ql. Neavy culy ga'vanleed buck . .
goons arin Beem: rs bi 2 Sy are pi ets, lot new hardware cloth, 48 in. wide; troushs, single trees, new Early Egg-Laying Cited i / i \
: ; ba EL x ak farm gates, locust posts, forks, rakes, tools, chicken and turkev 11 7 : : 7 (
lers, potato grader with electric motor, dump rake, 12 {t. clover 28 : I Taxon loois, and. uri ; I for H ; Ri : |
at oD a Thi Re poe SD A Eo ey crates, 2 lg. crates, manure sled, log chains, wire fence and steel As Not Good i0T fens . ¥ % y BS Zi | | A
eon ho Be hae. i a Do an posts, wire stre‘cher. Hoathy Buller an 38 fod 18 in x i py It | \ D
hole corn planter, International Four-in-line Milk Cooler, milk HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—Mavtag washer, 2 kitchen ranges, duce : y ar Ls ig WEL cr i. Rat 8 (4 > / I 1
buckets & strainar, 60-ft. endless belt, 550 gallon water tank, 32 ft. Estate heatrola, large size, oak dining room suite, kitchen cabinet, mg the gin) oe ds x = emt] il N
ex ens'on ladder, bag wagon, hay rope, Minnich Tobacco Press, 9000 couch, all-steel, flat top desk, bed with spring and mattress, library Shred boy, hy dob 4 the hia 4 Lb / "J (x qd =) * BL
tobacc> lath, tobaceo muslin, tobacco shears and spears, log table, Edison phonograph, nrincess dresser, feather tick, Bissells early producuan on ng feo! 02 Rar” / 1
hoisting jack, wedges, sledge hammer, socket set, tobacco cellar sweepers, electric iron, baby bathinette, bassinet, carriage, Tay- such puliets do not make as Inrge gf *
s'ove, pruning saw and shears, Stewart Clipper, brooms, forks, lor Tot baby walker, kerosene lamps. cast iron dutch oven and or rugged hens. ne i 5 d RE INISHED
scythes, shovels, bushel and half bushel baskets, electric fence chicken fryer, elec. butter churn, 10 gallon white cedar cylinder Egg size gontinues to he ig tof | CLEANED an F
control, wheelbarrow, platform scales, air compressor, grass seeder, churn, iron kettle, crocks, jugs, empty jars, dishpans, twin laundry a longer period where pullets are AN |
iron posts, 150 ft. garden hose, hot hed sashes and glass, poultry tubs, galvanized tubs, lard stands. ete. encouraged to lay ¢ ily, thus redue- TZ) 7 N | *
equipment, vinegar by the barrel, 3 years old; ear corn by the ton, 8 CU. FT. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR ing long-range profits through pre- “Gg Br | C e Y S
> ong hay, 20 tons straw, and many other articles too numerous WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE mature development. SOF YOUR
9 Penson, , Refresh
Sale to commence at 12:00 o'clock noon when conditions will 8 ments will be served by Farm Women Society No. 6. A A QUALITY CLEANERS
be made known by Sale to commence at 12:30 p. m. on Saturday, March 26, 1949, od da but OWN HORN |
d ; when terms will be made known by ‘Everybody reads newspapers AD COLUMNS 76-78 East Main Street Mount Joy
DUPE3S & HESS, Auctioneers WAL | NOT everybody reads circular ads | D u, i"
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks . TER DUPES, Auct. H D Sh af f ) C
yoir, arvey . e er vertising left on their door step.
Coble & Kaylor, Clerks.