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Auditing Notices
JUNE TERM, 1949
To all heirs, legatees, creditors and
other persons interested:
Notice is given that the following
accounts in decedents' estates and
trusts have been filed in the office
of the Register of Wills or the Clerk
of the Orphans’ Court of Lancas-
ter County, as the case may be, and
that the same will be presented to
the Orphans’ Court of said county 34. HEAGY
November Term,
for audit and confirmation, and for
distribution of the balances shown
therein to the parties legally entitl-
designated at nine o'clock in the
forenoon, Eastern Standard Time, in
the Orphans’ Court Room on the
City of Lancaster, Pa.
JUNE 20, 1949
1. AULT, ESTEY M., dec'd, No. 67,
November Term, 1948. First and
final account of 8. V. Hoster-
man, exor.
2. ADAMS, JACOB, dec'd, No. 48,
June Term, 1948. The first and
final account of Pauline Trap- 38. HUMPHREYS, C. I,
December Term,
nell, extx.
2. BRACKBILL, ANNIE M. decd.
No. 61, November Term, 1929.
The first and final account of
Mary A. Witmer trustee to sell
real estate. 39. HUNCHBERGER, ROY
November Term,
1948. The first and final account 75
Vera Evans, extx.
ol The Conestoga National Bank 40. HOSTETTER,
4. BRUBAKER, ROLAND H.,
dec’d, No. 77, January Term,
1920. The first and final account
of Lancaster, trustee for Edith
B. Gehr Dorsey.
3. BAUSMAN, SAMUEL D., decd,
No. 31, October Term, 1942. First
and final account of Farmers
Bank and Trust Company of
National Bank and Lawrence C.
Porter, exors. of the will of Lau-
ra B. Porter. Laura B. Porter
died March 14, 1949.
6. BURKHOLDER. JOHN, decd, 42. HAGER, WILLIAM
No. 71, November Term, 1948.
The first and final account of
Edwin B. Spotts and Mary ‘S.
Ebersole, admrs.
7. BRIMMER, GERTRUDE B,
dec’d, No. 64, October Term,
1948. The first and final account 43: HALDEMAN, MAUD, dec'd, No.
31, December Term, 1931
of William Blair Brimmer and
The Fulton National Bank of
LL ncaster, exors.
8. BRUBAKER, MARY M. dec'd.
No. 49, August Term, 1948. The
R. Bvars. exor.
9. DUNLAP, ADAM O., dec'd, No.
68, September Term, 1948. The
first and final account of Eliza- 45. HOFFMAN,
beth L. Dunlap. extx.
10. DIETRICH, A. BAIR, dec’d, No.
28. December Term. 1948. First
ond final account of A. Chester
Dietrich and Miriam F. Dietricl,,
admrs,
11. EBFRLY, ROBERT PEARSON,
dec'd, No. 77, November Term,
1948. The first and final account
of William J. Eberly. exor.
12. EBY, AMOS L., decd, No. 9%
August Term, 1948. The first und
final account of Earle K. Eby,
admr.
No. 39, June Term, 1M8. The
first and final account of Roy
Eshleman, John Eshleman, Jac-
ob Eshleman, Chester Eshleman,
ond Mary Lefever, exors.
14. EBY, EDWIN P., dec'd. No. 20.
May Term, 1948. The first and
final account of Charles M. Eby
and Nora E. Moyer. exors.
15. FFRGUSON, ELLIS E, decd,
No. 75, January Term, 1944. First
and final account of The Fulton
National Bank of Lancaster,
trustee for Willis Ferguson.
16. FIRESTONE, MATIDA, also
known as TILLIE FIRESTONE,
dec’d, No. 78, November Term,
1948. The first and final account
ol Melvin S. Binkley, admr. me
17. FISHER, ANNA M., dec'd, No.
19. August Term, 1948. The sec-
ond and final account of Clay
M. Ryan, exor.
18. FISHER, ISAAC L., decd, No
78, June Term, 1948. First and
final account of Elam S. Fisher
and Jesse Lapp, exors.
19. FISHER, J. FRED, decd No.
41. August Term, 1948. The sec-
ond and partial account of The
Lancaster County National Bank
nd Cora M. Young, exors.
21. December Term, 1932. The
first and final account of Harry
Firectone, surviving exor.
21. FROELICH, JOHN M. decd, 56. KNOSP, HARRY, also known as |
KNOSP, dec'd,
No. 12, October Term, 1918. The
account of Joseph G.
Froelich and Clarence H. Gable
surviving trustees for the use of
Jew F. Froelich. 57.
22, GEIST. JOHN W., dec'd. No. 76,
November Term, 1948. The first
snd final account of Chas. W.
Faby. exor. 58. LEIBLEY, FLVIN A., decd,
38, August Term, 1948. The first
23. GLFSSNER, HFRMINF E. de-
censed. No. 46, November Term.
1948. The first and final account
admrx
24. CREYNAWALT. LIZZIE, dec'd.
Nao. 75, November Term, 1948
Tho first and final acconnt of 60. LESSLEY,
Albert A. Greenawalt, admr. c¢
Tn,
25. GUMPF, ROY K,, dec’d, No. 72,
August Term, 1948. The first
and final acccunt of Stella E.
Bartholomew admrs. c.ta. 61
26. GERBER, ALICE Z., dec'd, No. :
15. April Term, 1948. The first
and final account of The First
National Bank and Trust Com-
pany of Mount Joy, exor.
27. GERHART. FRANK, dec'd, No.
91, May Term, 1948. The first
and final account of Irwin Ger-
hart admr.
28. GARMAN. ELIZABETH B. de- 'g3.
ceased, No. 97, March Term
1948, The first and final account
of Phares B. Garman, admr.,
29. GFORGE. IDA S.. da¢’d, No. 51. g4.
October Term, 1948. First and
final account of William H.
Ceorre, admr.
SC. FAGKR, WILLIAM H,, dec'd. | 65. MILLER,
No. 5, April Term, 1947. Second
ond nortial account of Mary W. The
Haser and Fdward T. Hager,
EXors, ler, admrs,
Orphans’ 131. HARNISH,
P $ Court No. 76, March Term,
third account of Martin M. Har=- |
MOYER, NORMAN I,
No. 51, August Term, 1948, The
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1949
Will be sold by the
M. lon the premises in Rapho township,
{ on the road leading from Manheim
Mastersonville,
Square school house, the following
and personal property to
Maud E. Moyer
Anderson, admrees.
MARTIN, SUSIE, dec'd, No. 61,
1948. The ,ac-
(From page 1)
Union | ty=seven, wife of David P. Umberg-
32, HARTMAN, OLIVER
No. 10, October Term, 1948, First
and partial account of Henry K. |
Bergman, exor.
33. HAVERSTICK,
known as ABRAM L..
STICK, decd, No. 71, September! 68.
The Mt. Joy High School Alum-
Joseph's Hospital after] | ho
Osephs ni Association will hold its annual
sta. as trustee to sell the | wit an illness of two years.
A daughter of the late Christian]
and Margaret Miley Shank, she was
REAL ESTATE
LOT OF GROUND containing
acres and 9 perches more or less
| adjoining the property of Irvin Wol-
| gemuth and others
Improvements thereon are
SUSIE, dec’s, No. 61,
the High Sec audi
Novermhor Teams 1008 Tbe. Bor a we High School auditorium
dinner will be served at 7:00 p. m.
a member of the Bainbridge Church! .
: followed by music for dancing fur-
Besides her husband she is
ADDISON 8S.
survived by a brother, Howard M. orchestra, who will play from 8:30
AND FRAME Shank, Muscatine, lowa;
During the evening
DWELLING HOUSE
Heagy, admrx.
ed thereto, on the date hereinafter 25. HOEFMAN,
Vo. 52, May Term, 1940. Second
various prizes will be
bi ipped Ww Jectric \ :
ath, equipped with electricity, hot John H. Spangler
decorating and
Spangler, fifty-seven, of
first and final gecount of Arthur |
Hoffman, exor (500 capacity) and other out-
4th floor of the Court House in the 36. HORST. 1 B. Martin, exors.
Columbia, died at St. Joseph's Hos- Mrs. Vera Albert,
: teed y James Roberts and
first and final account of Walter trees and grave- place for fifteen years, moving to Betsy Bialer
P. Weigand, exor on the premises : 8) gler,
Columbia five years ago
five daughters
2. MINNICH, HARVEY W, dec'd, |
Term, 1948. First
other officers are
ice president; Arthur Sprecher
Brown and Mary Jane, wife of and
wre in excellent condition.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
electric range, Phil-
thuy Schneider, of town;
lene, wife of Roy Weaver, Manheim
wes ne Mention
(From Page 1)
Mary Fach and son Harry of Mid-
old fashioned sink with cups
Barr, sur- | kitchen range, R2, are daughters.
Humphreys and Farmers Bank
and Trust Company of Lancast-|74. NISSLEY, ‘SAMUEL B., decd, | kitchen table
and chairs, couch, old
fashioned lounge and chair set, some
First and final in the Eberle ceme-
N. Hagerman, exor [50 years ago, porch glider, oil heat-
©. meat slicer, beds, beddings,
Elizabethtown gnd
final account of William F. ned goods, ete,
Findley, exors.
ROBERT, decd,
Robert Seibert and daughter Carol
dec’d, No. 65, December Term, 76
m. after an illness] guests of Mr. and Mrs. Park Neiss,
wccount of The Fulton
3ank of Lancaster
11 the following personal
s. Kate Barnhart, Mrs. Joseph-
Co. ine Kaylor, Mrs. Eva Zeller, Mus. | building
Sprout, Mrs. Anna Mumper,
Rail- Mrs. Anna Geib, Mrs.
Fire|¢t, Mrs. Mary Stark and Mrs. Har-
Leib went by bus to Baltimore,
Mount Joy, exor
lancaster and The New Britain 41. HEAGY, HARVEY R., dec'd, No. 77.
November Term,
Ginder, executors of the es
WILLIAM, dec'd,
account of The Cones- |
10} 2 wat w
| ay 2nts ted £ way
and lights, mounted iy plow and rend Brotherhood.
Loyal Order of
for the use of Anna
I's ¢ har . 2 wheel trailer gnd 2
~8. RUHL. JOHN DEI Heol oh by Md. Sunday. They were accompan-
September Term,
and final account of Roy Ruhl
ear corn, 25 bu. shelled corn a number of members from
William H. Hager, Jr., some hay and straw, the Elizabethtown
6 the Women of
The Friendship Degree was
: 1 . | Sheetz funeral home here Sun-| the meeting of
| electric hedge trimmer, full line of
working tools, such ae bench
and Redmond C. Hager, trustees 79
ter, succeeding trustee for John Mrs. John H. Frye Mumper and Mrs. Robert
| bench. small shop stove, 2 sets high
el ——
9:30 GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMP
The annual Girl Scout Day Camp
will open at the boro’s Cove Park
. RICE. VARY JANE, also known
RICE, dec'd, No.
the use of Irene McClure.
first and final account of Joseph 44. HOFFMAN,
. forks, chains, baskets, poul-
try equipment, etc.
Sale to begin ut 12:30 noon when
ond conditions
Hoffman, admrx. and William H
alon Tuesday,
the late William and|James Spangler and Mildred Zink
s born in Perry County,
First and final account of Hazel |
lived in Lancaster s expected that between eigh-
35 {pistes fo Soli fox) estate frien, and Garman. Clerk oli ty and one hundred Scouts will at-
ar re ma , EerKsSs .
| Richard M. Martin, tend the four day camp.
46. HAM: MER, wecount of Alfred
=lamong the popular projects on the
Personal Property
and final accounts of William B SATURDAY. JUNE 11
i7. HILLYEFR., JAMES Parents, [riends and the interest- |
» urged and invited to |
Bloomfield; and Mrs visit the Day Camp at any time. Tt | frame dwelling, personal property
September Term, to Green Tree,
Milion Grove,
igned, by virtue of an order ol the
saneaster County
Act of 1917, will
of distribution,
Ralph W. Eby, Jr., guardian.
13. FSHLEMAN. JACOB GC. de-'d. 18. JACKSON, FRANCES A., decd,
No. 37, August Term,
first and final account
ter J. Patterson, exor.
19. JACOBSON, CHARLES A
ceased, No. 60, May
on the closing day,
Several nephews and niec-
HARRIET, decd,
19, February Term, 1946
ee the completed projects
under the Partition me
| sell for the purpose
admr. d.b.n.c.t.a.
coy ovine. Engagements
2 In One Family
(From page 1)
All that certain
and final account
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay C.
Smeltz, admrx
nouse, and a lot of ground
first and partial account of Oli- | containing 911%
two .
; wr, Se ra, has been ; rm
Richard Kauffman Herr, unga, has been announc
ol. KELLER,
Smith and The Lancaster Coun- | are lighted throughout with electric
RAYMOND H., decd,
No. 57, October Term, 1948. The [gg
first and final account of
the tabulating office of
ated on the premise strong Cork Co.,
= 11 ssession of the
Ruth B. Keller, admrs. c.t.a
iven immediately sselring, became
tf i wedding will take place July
| of the purchase money
Wedding
Miss Ruth Landis Johnstin, May-
Sunday! town, and Frank P. Gorner,
Mount Joy, trustee for John G.
=o same time and place,
53. : i
be sold a complete line
goods, as follows
| Majestic coal range, Heatrola, Frig-
idaire refrigerator, antique bureaus,
First and final account of Kath- qq
ryn Miller and Charles E. Kipp- 1948. Second and
54. KREIDER, JOHN Anal account of Lilian School of Lebanon Church of God. N.Y. were married at 4 p. m. Sat-
19, Sepiembzr Term, 1
kitchen cupboard, coal oil .
Ele ED her urday in Maytown
SLOKOM, ANNA C. dec'd. No. |
machine, rugs, carpets, silver spoons sonage with the Rev. Wilbur M. Al-
sell real estate. | Li : 1 y
20. FIRESTONE, HENRY, decd, No. 55. KREIDE : THN S. decd. No. 9 cooking utensils, canned fruit, quilts Wilson; | reside in Rome, N. Y.
19, September Term, HOYER, dec'd,
eesti
DISVILLE
wast Hempfield Twp. seniors at-| evening.
ENTERTAINED CLASS
Wittle entertained her
SOUDERS, EZRA S., decd, No The property to be sold Sunday School class of the Evang
| viewed by calling upon the Halde-
Cong. Church, at her home Friday |
telephone number
first and final account of Henry
Louise Hanisco, ib
Terms and conditions to be made | tended services at
the undersigned,
CHRISTOPHER 'C. GOOD,
Administrator and Trustee
partition proceedings
estate of Stella H. Good dec'd
Aldinger, Auct
{| B. Fiank Kready, Attorney
. STAUFFER, BENJAMIN E.. de-
November Term.
First and final account of |
K. Shenk, exor, |
Landisville Sunday evening. The! awarded
May Term, 1948.
Ernest P. Leer, pastor of Zion| Wade and Martha Bates.
account of James R.
s assist-| teacher, Mae Zink, Mary Ann and
Raymond H. Daihl,| Gloria Gish, Martha Bates, Wanette
Church of God, Wade, Kitty and Jean Wittle.
August Term, livered the sermon
final account of Eli M. Zimmer-
Bank and Trus:
of Katharine H. Sultzbach, 99. LEAKWAY, BENJAMIN F..
ceased, No. 65, November Term,
Company, admr. 96 WILLIAM H
Term, 1948. The
account of The
The High School choir TTT Tyre
Leakway, admr.
KEPT AWAY BY ILLNESS
BUT RECEIVED HER AWARDS
SATURDAY, JUNE 11th, 1949
At one o'clock P. M.
By order of the Orphans
, the undersigned will |
i sell for purpose of distribution, on |
(From page 1)
, at Rowenna on Sunday.
count of The Farmers 97. ULRICH, A. JOSEPHINE, decd,
i v T hie Howard Musselman property will
New Holland, succeeding trus- First and final Conoy WD». hugh it public sale next Satur-
Henry L. Gise, who was unable to attend the grad-
2s and Moos y : day, June 11th.
Wanner and M 1weie Wanner, VONDERSMITH. LOT OF LAND with uation ceremontes
November Term,
because of illness, receives the two :
SCH 5 5 M Nelson Felty of Lan-
caster, Misses Joan, Ruth and Ros- | RINGNECK PHEASANTS Hens
aline Schmook
| Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
GEORGE LIPP and
G. LIPPOLD),
February Term
ron from her twin sis-
x wr, Jo , at St. Joseph's Hospital
Former home of Howard M. Mus- ter, Joanne, a sen 08]
selman, deceased, on the north side
Vondersmith and Emily L. Wolf.
Joyce, stricken with ap-
WIKER, J. J. dec’d. No. 27, Sep- | y
; decd, No, 2, San. | pendicitis and hospitalized Wednes-
62. MOWRER. MARY, dec'd. No. 2, able to return
Florin, Mount Joy Township, Lan-
caster County, Penna.
| House has seven rooms, Hot
Heat, Oil Burner.
At the same time and place will |
be sold the following personal prop-
and final account of Earl L. Wi-
ker and Mohel Shearer, exors. later without undergoing ¢
Charles sdmrx. day: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenawalt
of town, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Green-
awalt of Pequea, Mr. Earl Greena- with three pens. Call Mount Jo
walt and Miss Betty Kreider. i
Fredine Gehman was awarded a | WANTED: Waitress for Mount Joy
Bronze Medal gt Rocky Springs on
Saturday evening, for runner-up in
| the State roller skating competition.
Kappy Kaplan will repair or re-
build your sewing
September Term, 1948
September Term, 1931. md final account of George
nal account of C. Ralph Mow-
ery, surviving exor.
MOWFRY, S. ELIZABETH
ceased. No. 44, November Term, -
ind final aceount [HELP
| PRACTICE SAFETY
GEORGE H. GOI L.
Register of Wills and Clerk |
of Orphans’ Court
WANTED: ¢
1948, The fire | tor, Washing Machine, Garden Tools | May be a potential killer,
of C. Ralph Mowery. exor.
= - - St oe NEI -
Vir] or extension agricultural engin
housework in familv of
ri No washing or ironing. Easy
248. |sleaning,
Sale on the premises above named | eers urge use of a safe bull pen.
June 11, 1949, at one o'clock p. m. |
November Term, Howard M. Musselman dec'd |
| C. S. Frank, Auct.
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK | Arnold, Bricker & Beyer,
Administrator of the estate of
and Katie Mil- |nreforred. Call at The Bulletin of- |
fice or Dial 3-9661 Mt Joy. 3-17-if 5-19-3¢t | the ad on another page
Thursday, June 2, 19493
‘Mortuary Record Hi School Alumni [Qe Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,
Banquet June 3rd Maytown Water
(From page 1)
ception of the installation of two |
in | 50 gallon per minute pumps which |
in operation, will be run alternately.
However, in case of an emergency,
Zook said both pumps can be oper-
ated the same time to provide
more water under mereased pres-
sure,
Workmen have also completed
pouring concrete for a retaining
wall around (he station which
will prevent surface water from
draining into the spring When
completed, the area surrounding
the station will be filled with
earth leaving only about two feet
of the station extending above the
ground A fence is to be erected
around the areca
The water main, according to
Zook, will be laid out to the May -
town to Flizabehtown road, and
| will follow the left side of the road
to the township high school where
a 100,000 standpipe is to be located
For this pact of the project
contract was awarded t(o the Chi-
cago Bridge and Iron Co. Phila
delphia, by the authority
The Cost May Rise
Originally the cost of the pro-
ject was estimated at $75.09 but
| officials reported that increases in
| figure. The cost to the individual
owner consumer has not heen de -
termined and the project is to be
financed through a long-term
bond issue Ly the authority
In addition to supplying wate:
for local consumers, the system
will also provide better fire pro-
had to depend on wells and cis-
terns and water brought from near
by Marietta in dry scasons. Plans
also call placing 14 fire plug
in the community
— ec
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
Saturday, June 11—On the prem-
ises on Water street, Florin, Penna.,
and lot 80x200 feet by the Union
National Mt. Joy Bank, Adm. of the |
Estate of Howard M. Musselman,
| deceased. C. S. Frank, Auct
Saturday, June 18—-On the prem-
ses in the Village of Maytown, a
215 story brick house, tool shop,
chicken houses also some personal
vroperty by John A. and Jennie M
Tome. Walter Dupes, Auct. Sale to
start at 12:30 p. m. (DST)
oe
A LANDISVILLE DWELLING
WAS SOLD FOR $8860.00
The two and one-half story, 11-
room brick house located in Lan-
disville on the Harrisbu:g Pike, of-
fered for sale Saturday by Adam S
Gamber, wos sold t; Barton Geh-
man, Landisville RD, for $8,860.00
In the sale of household goods,
mall Steigel goblets sold foy
$19.50 each, while cther pieces of
tne famed glassware brought from
$15 to $20 each.
Old cups and saucer brought
$12 to $14 each; old dishes, $15-$18
pitchers, $12 to $20 cach; butte
bowls, $5-$12 cach
An old walnut table was sold at
chairs, $17-833; and a tilt-top cher- |
ry table, $31
Edgar Funk was auctioneer
fF
[1 BUY all kinds of scrap iron, also
sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler.
{ Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy, 5-12-tf
|
[BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL-
{STERING call Columbia 48101 or
write to HALDEMAN'S UPHOL-
costs may change the
tection for the ¢ mmunity which
CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising
in this column are First inser-
tion, 10 cents per line; Each ad-
ditiona] insertion 8 cents per
line. Minimum, 25¢ insertion. These
rates are cash.
FOR SALE: Philco Console radio,
Excellent condition. 210 East Main |
News From Florin = 2 inv
FOR SALE: Wells McClane Hot
Water Furnace, size 5-W25. Phone
Mt. Joy 3-5162 5-26-41
TAKEN: Boy's red and white bicy-
cle from home on street
Person is known and shall be pros-
ccuted unless bike is réturned im-
mediately. 6-2-1
$1.50; Roos'ers, $2.00 Live or 25¢
extra for dressing. Charles Bailey,
Rl, Mt. Joy 6-2-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Breneman | FOR SALE: African Violets, all
colors, “single or double: 213 Mount
Joy St., Mount Joy 6-2-1tp
iI"'OR SALE: Chicken House 53x20
2-4512. 6-2-1t
American Legion Poul Hipple,
Marietta Ave. Mt 5-19-tf
FOR SALE: Model 9 Premier De
Luxe Sweeper, g-od condition.
| Phone Mt. Joy 3-4929 5-5-tf
Patronize Bulletin advertisers,
| Will cont you Jes Pick your own.
Will cost you less. Bring containers.
Pay by lb. price per Ib, depends on
| Market price at strawberry season.
Come any time. Starting May 30 to
June 20. Easy picking. No Sunday
picking. Phone 271-M Manheim. J.
Norman Rohrer, 5-26-3tp
{ FOR SALE: Practically New Pincor
{ Power Mower. 74 N. Poplar St., E-
i town, Pa. Phone 191-W or 38-W.
5-12-4t
For AWNINGS - VENETIAN
STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th &
Spruce Sts, Columbia, Pa. 3-31-tf
TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S
New-rebuilt-used. J. M. Engle, 411
E. High, Elizabethtown 14). 4-8-tf
| —
[INTERESTED in selling your
| car—See—Ben Staley or call 3-5951
! Mount Joy. 5-9-tf
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.
| Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
heim, Pa. Phone 407, 2-24-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Do you have a front room to
spare in a aeighborhood section
Let us show you how to open a
highly profitable ICE CREAM store
with very small capital.
Quick turnover -- big profits
ACT NOW
Inquire Box 85, Mount Joy, Pa.
6-2-1t
| JOY COAL: Egg, Stove and Nut,
$15.75, Pes, $13.75; Buckwheat,
$10.00; Rice, $9.90; Barley, $7.75
Prices effective until July 1st.
Walter Derr 230 West Main St.,
Mount Joy, Pa. 5-5-tf
I MAKE DANDY PORTABLE AIR
COMPRESSORS with 2-cylinder
Pumps and '» h. p. motors. Sold
| reasonable. Cover’s Welding Shop,
Mount Joy. 4-14-tf.
FOR SALE:
1949 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Dr.
Sedan.
1942 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan.
11938 Studebaker 4-Dr. Sedan.
1937 Graham Coupe.
1934 1'% ton Dodee Truck.
STALEY’'S GARAGE
Florin, Pa. Dial 3-5951
3-24-tf
| NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
GARAGE DOORS: 8x7’, 8'x8",
10’x10°, 12'x12’, 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,
Pa. Phone 3-3011 4-17-t1
WANTED
GIRL. OR WOMAN
FOR EASY HOUSEWORK
No Washine or Ironing
ADJUSTABLE HOURS
DIAL MOUNT JOY 3-9661
Or Inquire at the Bulletin office.
3-17-t¢
WHO CAN USE Four 400x18 De-~
mountable Rims, Tires and Tubes
| at §2 each or $7.50 for the lot?
changed whee] size and have no
further use. Apply Bulletin, Mt.
Joy. 3-26-tf
WOULD YOU TRADE your right
to drive for a few dollars? Un-
| der new financial responsibility
i laws in cst states, one accident
could take away your driver's li-
cense Insurance IS your best
| protection Let me show you
why it pays to insure with State
Farm Mutual—world's largest
automobile insurance company.
Call ¢r come in.
AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 3-4901 6-2-1t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Steila H. Good, late of
' Mount Joy Township, Lancaster
: of Ape 1 | County, Pa., deceased.
each; images, $4-$12 each; lustre | > y
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the
| undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make im=
$74; a walnut chest, $55: rocking | mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay fou
settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding at Manheim, Pa.
CHRISTOPHER C. GOOD
|B. Frank Kready, Administrator
Attorney 5-12-6t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership between Cecil E. Weav-
er and John P. Evalt, trading under
the name of Weaver and Evalt, at
R. D. No. 2, Elizabethtown, Pa., was
| dissolved by mutual consent on
June 1, 1949.
The business will be continued
under the name of C. E. Weaver, R.
D. No. 2, Elizabethtown, Pa., to
{ whom all debts owing to the part-
nership should be paid and to
vhom all claims against the part-
nership should be presented.
CECIL E. WEAVER
JOHN P. EVALT
Chas W. Eaby, Jr.,
Attorney 6-2-1t
BIDS FOR RAZING AND
REMOVAL OF BUILDING
Sealed bids will be received ur
to May 25th 1949 for razing and re=~
)
moval.cf a 2 story frame mercantile
md apartment building in Mt. Joy,
including practically new oil burn=
er unit, also radiation and other
plumbing. If desired, separate bids
for the oil burner unit will be ac-
cented
Work to he started not earlier
than June 15th, 1949 and must be
completed on or before August 1st,
1949.
Evidence of proper and adequate
Insurance is required.
Any and all bids may be rejected
by the owner.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY OF
MOUNT JOY, PA. §-12-tf