YN wml YN. YN "YY NN Ny Td ETN RT Sy Ye 9c rd 8c 5c asec $$$ SAVE $5% APPLIANCES 1 Westinghouse Electric Range - 1948 Model $189.00 2 Westinghouse 7 cu. ft. Refrigerators 1948 Models $189.00 1 Westinghouse Tank Type Sweeper $49.50 ill guarantee. new, and carry a fi $ $59 555% $%5%5¢5s5¢s FLOOR SAMPLES 3 FULL GUARANTEE ALL NEW 1 Westinghouse Two-Oven Range | Was $339.00 Now $289.00 1 80 Gallon Toastmaster Water Heater Was $209.95 Now $184.00 1 52 Gallon Marion Water Heater | Was $132.95 Now $119.00 1 Philen Freezer - Upright Model Tn 7.5 co. ft. Refrigerator type cabinet Was $339.00 Now $299.50 CASH OR EASY TERMS KEENER... .. HOME FURNISHINGS Ph. 3-5601 15 - 31 Marietta Avenue Mount Joy, Penna. Use Our Classified Column — It Pays ¢ | ter of the late bedsteads, | bed i rockers, sewing machine, Mortuary Record (From page 1) Mrs Highspire and his Anna paternal paternal grandmother, Lentz, also survive grandmother, E-town, Joseph WolfY Wolff, seventy-five Joseph Wolff, Rheems, . Wednesday, in St. Joseph's Hospital. She was a daugh- Mrs. Mrs. Lillie R widow of died at 5:30 a. m Thomas and Elizabeth Cieders Richey and is survived by SPECIAL MACHINERY AUCTION At BEVERLY TWIN MARKET On TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1949 at 11 A. M. Shap two miles north of Elizabethtown, Penna. Phone 442)2, These applicnogs were used by | i ind Mount | 45 New and used tractors, all Joy Schools for a period of nine ths ¢ the Westina makes, Lots of Combines, all makes - m including 7 and 10 foot self-propel- hcuse School Exchange Program. They're practica ne ! | : i aid : 4 led. Lots of Pick-up Bailers side Rakes, Hayloaders, full line of Farm Machinery, 100 Hogs. Everybody bring in your harvesi and other machinery, this is your last chance for this season. G. K. IWAGN%R, 6-23-11 Sale Manager PUBLIC SALE Of Real Estate & Personal Property SATURDAY, JUNE 25th, 1949 The undersigned will sell at pub- lic sale cn the premises in East Hempfield Twp, in the Village of Salunga, on the road leading to Mechanicsburg, the following: A LOT OF GROUND, 64 ft. x 180 ft. in depth, on which is erected a 2!» STORY STUCCO DWELLING with slate roof, 2ad floor | ® balcony, and outside cel- larway. STABLE Chicken House attached. with Also at the same time the follow- ine personal property will be sold: | Range, Heater, parlor suite, five washstand, top table, 6- 2-cane-seated 6 wooden clock, drop- 5 coal solid walnut marble chairs, clothing, cane-seated old-fashioned rocker, and small table, sinks, bench, rugs, rag carpet, home- rugs; garden tools, utensils, 2 meat chairs, lounge, large leaf table, 2 oil lamps, 2 made small dishes, cooking berches, ete Personal property will be sald at 1:00 o'clock, Real estate 2:30 p. m. Sale to be held on the premises, | on Saturday, June 25th, 1949 when | terms will be made known by THE LANCASTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Executor of the last will testament of Mary Feist, S. Frank, Auct. | Appel, Ranck, Levy & Appel Attorneys 6-16-2t ES | and dec’d Vi) Ji with our season! your m food freezer. We ith ST Consult your PP&L farm representative or equipment dealer about the right type and size for your needs. Buy now. Free yourself of meal-plan- ning worries with a modern farm freezer, “No mealtime problem Extra hired hands at harvest time «+. Or Unexpec dinner , . . the keeps a well-stocked farm freezer is J I for any food emergency. Imagine the convenience of a food storchouse at your fingertips, brim= ful of your choicest farm-produced Flavor-fresh fruits regardless of the Ice cream! cakes, pies and other pastries, made in quantity during your spare time and quick-frozen for busy days. , ' + : | You, too, will find meal planning easy, vou’ll add zest and variety to : : als... with an electric farm | | iy Q | i?” Farm Freezer! ted guests for Sunday farmer's wife who food. Steaks and roasts! Turkeys | and chickens! Vegetables galore! Even your own and York, and Fred and Russell | Mrs. George Bowers both of Harrisburg. Several nieces] and Mrs. Andrew also survive her. and Mrs. Linn Longenecker, Mrs. Elizabethtown Wm. Longenecker, Miss Lois Beck- Ross Esh- three brothers: Charles W., Rion) ind Mrs, Jos. Hostetter, Mr, Satur- interment in | er, | Funeral at day afternoon with liss Joyce Eshelman, the Oberlin cemetery. elman, Rev. Wm. Longenecker, Mr. |’ nd Mrs. J. Samuel] Sherer, Rev.|’ Catherine 8, Mellinger Robert Eshelman Catherine Stoner Mellinger, 90, Class Meeting widow of Danie] H. Mellinger, for- The King's Daughters Sunday merly of Florin, died at 6 p. m. on School class of the BUB Church Friday at the Messiah Home, Har- held their meeting on the lawn of risburg, where she has been a the Church on Tuesday evening, at Sues! for Beary Avs yours Bon which time a Mock Wedding was in E. Hempfield Twp., she was a performed by Rev. John H. Gable of Susan Musser member of the Church. She is daughter Stoner Charming of Main street, and of Chocolate Minnie of Wood street. Frince the Belle attended by and a Brethren in Christ Avenue were survived by these children: Susie M. Diet- Vivian Gobi : rich, Lancaster; Jchn M., Florin; Fl wer girls were tyr 3 yy Henry M.. Mt. Jov RD] and Daniel Nancy Louise Wagner. Ring Bearer Wedding One” Funk Jr. The “Some was Oliver March was M., Washington Boro RDI. Four- played by teen granchildren and fourteen great grandchildren also survive and “No Body” sang a Attending the meeting were Mrs Jack W. McCauley Albert Fike, Mrs. Emma Keebler, Jack W fifty-five, of | Mrs dah Eichler, Mrs. Raymond Main St. Florin died at his hcme | Forwood, Misses Faye Hanshue, at 9:55 a. m. Saturday, following | Nancy Hanshue, Patsy Brooks, Viv- an illness of several years He | ian Gable, Emma Jane Wisegarver, was a veteran of World War I] Mrs. Bertha Kraybill, Mrs. A. E. Born in Oxford, a son of the late | Shetter, Mrs. Max Nentwig, Mrs. Harry and Margaret Webb Mc- [Oliver Funk, Mrs. Miriam Wag- Cauley, he was a member of the |ner, Nancy Louise Wagner, Evangelical and Reformed Church | Avis Shetter, Nancy Stuckey, Ar- of E-town He was a member of | thur Braun, Ben Kauffman, Win-| Lodge No. 270. Free and Accept- | field Hendrix, Mrs. John Gable, Mrs. { ed Masons, Daytona Beach, Fla, | Clarence Nissly, Mrs. Aaron Buck- and of the Florin Fire Co. He is {walier., Rev. John H. Gable, Mrs. survived by his wife, Catherine | Laura Granger. Mrs. Katie Smith, Diller Mc( wife of ‘auley: one daughter, John E Mrs Lizzi Kraybill, Joanne, Pheasant, Funk. John Funk, Oliver Altoona; and one grandchild; als Ci : ’ MeN; 8 Kitchen Shower sister, Letta, wife of John D v Tn v > i [r. and Mrs. William Mateer en-|: I'rimble, Chestnut Level , . ¥: tertained at a Kitchen Shower, on: The funeral was held from the : : Nise] ; 1] T their home in ivissley Iuneral home here on ues- ; : ’ >" | honor of their daughter, Ruth Rent-|; day afternoon with interment in : ¥ v sel whose marriage will take place the Rawlinsville Cemetery this Saturday. Russell Leib Russell W quehanna at St She was the recipient of beautiful and lovely gifts Sus- died | Leib, forty-eight, Bainbridge R1, Hospital | |! | Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Stuart Ma- Guests were Mr. and Inn, Madara and son, Mr. Tuesday Joseph's ] J . He had been in ili health for the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Madara il [ family yhn Madara, Mr. ¢ past nine years. He was employed | 72M Mr. John Madara, Mr. anc be i sR ‘ : | Mrs. John Sperla Jr, Mrs. John by the J. E. Baker, Co. at Billmyer | : Bl : Sree 3 Miss Nancy , ar, and had resided near Bainbridge the | ra Sr, Miss Nancy ymicy past 20 years. He was a member of | Fisie Swaney, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Bain- | Kling, Mr and Mrs. Harcld Kling, St. Lukes L rch, Bain- Se pridue. the Biinbridee Fire Co | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kling and fa- County Plremer's As wu mily, Mrs. Ray Feats and daughter, : 2h Mr. and Mrs. Dave Risser, Mr. and ciation, LOOM No. 596, Elizabeth- town; and IOOF No. 627, Bainbridge Dale Berrie}, Mw. font Ras He is survived by two children. | heard, Mr. and Mrs Harry Farmer, Russell William, and Kathryn Leib, | 2nd" Mis. J. Leroy Waster, Lancaster, two stepchildren, Daniel | Miss Betty Arndt, Mr. and Mrs Witman, Boston; Mrs. Harold Mohr, | Samuel Ober and son, Mr and Mrs, | Bainbridre. Victor Zerphey, Mr. and Mrs. Win- | Ty field Hendrix, Miss Mary Jane Kles- fine Mr. Walter Shay, Miss Hel- News From Florin en Burkholder and Mr. and Mrs J Seen Maloney. (From page 1) —— 0 Wie Mrs. Clarence Douple and children, | Stimulate your business by adver- Mrs. Arthur Hostetter, Mr. NOW! CHANGE FROM THIS— Change Your Treadle Sewing Machine Into An Electric Portable Or Console Bulletin. Mr. and ising in the Esti- and deliver cabinet. You can also have it electrified in your mate given free. Prompt guaranteed service. 3. v. BINKLEY SEWING MACHINE SALES AND SERVICE 216J 111 IN. Market Street, present Pick uj Phone Elizabeth own, Pa. (S:0.5) SACK OF SILAGE Keep cows in condition—the milk pail full. A succulent, palatable, bulky feed=—contains 170 to I80 quarts per 100 Ibs. A good conditioner, built for feeding at freshening time; a dependable substitute for hay, pasture or ensilage. Low in protein and slightly laxative; has an excellent toning-up effect on the herd. S-O-S has a place in every dairyman's feeding pro- gram. No matter what else you're feeding, you'll find S-O-S a profitable investment. Guaranteed and backed by a century of experience. STEHMAN’S FLOUR MILLS MOUNT JOY | and sons, Mr.| 7 Heckman, Kenneth #5 Funk, Jr. £53 { te a ‘Soil Surgeon’ Says Seedbed-Making Boon Performs Multiple Work, Cuts Time in Half A new, efficient device for pro- ducing finer, smoother seedbeds is the *'Soil Surgeon’ now on the mar- 1 Ket plowed come Designed for use in a field only, the device does the bined work of toothed harrow and a manufacturers declare farmer a finer, in half the The exclusive _se of the geon after plowing does not turn up dormant plowed- thus giving a crop and richer ground, fills all a double-disc, float it gives the seedbed spiked and smoother ordinary time. soil sur- weed seeds or vegetation, growing levels the under cleaner soil, It air pockets, and seals the moisture | The little pig This ‘“‘soil surgeon” is designed for use in a plowed field only. It does the work of a double-disc, a Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 23, 1949=—3 7, Whistle - Piggers ( From asts shine. This year ow formed | a ground hog club, each member coniributes one dollar, a set of rules and regulations were adopted and the chap killing the largest pig will Page | $s! C all Jac. FOR SALE: Norge Electric Stove, automatic oven control, like new, $200.00. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5362. od 6-9- FOR SALE: Oak lumber, all sizes {up to 36 * y length: Sawed to order. . Baker, Manheim, Pa. 6-9-tf 1 BUY all kinds of scrap iron, also he awarded at the end of the seas- sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler. on. | Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf The season opens July 1st and |. ey ‘opel Ho AWNINGS - VENETIAN ends Sept. 1 All entries must be pryNpS - FURNITURE UPHOL- weighed at “Keg” Cornwell's al STERING call Columbia 48101 or Florin The 'Woudchuck gray-whisk- philos- | The woodchuck is a | amiable and ered, tolerant opher He sits on the mound of | carth before his den and surveys the world with benign mein that | seems to ask man, “Why all the ! | write to |STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th & i TYPI HALDEMAN'S UPHOL- Spruce Sts, Columbia, Pa. 3-31-tf & ADD. MACH'S New-rebuilt-used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High, Elizabethtown 14). 4-8-tf [IF INI IE ERES' TED in selling your rushing and tearing around? Why |. “goo Ben Staley or call 3 5951 not slow down and enjoy the days | Mount Joy. 5-9-tf as you pass through them?” Long | —____ —- before white men came to this con- } ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices tinent, the Algonquins gave the |for antiques of any description. Mr. lwooedchuck the name Wejae. And | J 161 N. Charlotte St, Man- doubtless they used him. in savory hei ‘im, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf Piizrims of Plimoth acquainted with his | stews. The Plantation got big appetite as they planted | their first garden over the graves of their dead in the 1621. | That is why they called him wood- chuck, for “chuck” in old English | Soon as spring of The ccuntryman has yet to hear I MAKE DANDY PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSORS with 2-cylinder {Pumps and '2 h. p. motors. Sold reasonable. Cover’s Welding Shop, Mount Joy. 4-14-tf, FOR SALE: 1949 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Dr. anyone make a complimentary re- Sedan. mark about Marmota Monax. He [1942 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. nakes his home close to good pat- |1938 Studebaker 4-Dr. Sedan. ches of red clover and handy gar- | 1937 Graham Coupe. den The woodchuck and red fox |1934 1% ton Dodge Truck. are the two outstanding examples STALEY'S GARAGE of wildlife that hold their own in | Florin, Pa. Dial 3-5951 2 ithe countryside Some call the 3-24-tf : chuck a groundhog and think he | ™ BRT lcomes out to survey the land on | WHO CAN USE Four 400x18 De [February second; but he is too in- mountable Rims, Tires and Tubes telligent to risk pneumonia by [at $2 each or $7.50 for the lot? ticking his head above ground in | changed whee] size and have no heart ef winter His underground | further use. Apply Bulletin, Mt. tunnel may go to a depth of four or | Joy. 3-26-tf five feet and is often 20 feet long. | Sr rrr 4 One of the side burrows. is a blind RINGNECK PHEASANTS: Hens : : $1.50; Roosters, $2.00; Live or 25¢ sac and it is in one of them that he | *¥ y Wi : usually makes a grass-lined bed for extra for dressing. Charles Bailey, winter. Often he has one or more R1, Mt. Joy. 6-2-tf {“piunge” holes without a tell-tale | NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL mound of earth. Contrary to gen- |GARAGE DOORS: 8'x7', 8x8, spike-toothed harrow and a float —and is said to give you a finer, smoother seedbed in half the time. in the soil, thereby making for quicker germination and & higher yield. Sturdy and simple, the soil sur. geon consists of two heavy steel with raised sides, ording with dirt for These used sing pans to permit added weight. ay be ly or bolted toge oly depending on the desired width to be covered. To the bottom of each pan are bolted 20 knives, cultivator each provided with a bear- ing to permit it to follow easily and automatically the tractor's line of travel. These heavy-duty knives slice the four and one-half inches of soil into one-inch strips, while the action. of the pan smooths and levels the way not mstrument farm. double-edged pulverizes, sliced soil approached by any currently in use in a other on the be worked plowing, us The field should first in the as many the tractor can direction of side by side as pull with weight sections adjusted. The final finish is ob tained by pulling the soil surgeon across the line of furrows The soil surgeon should also be used as breaker for all oncoming mulch and kill small a crust crops to weeas. no matter where Pa- island of Guam in the Mari- anas. On farms established by the U. S. naval government on Guam, American sailors instruct natives in modern agricultural methods. Produce from the farms is used for naval personnel (who are fond of food anyway) and for the re- habilitation of the natives. In the photo an American seaman is driving some of the pigs to feed. “Pigs is pigs, you find them—even on the cific Proper Use Cuts Farm Fuel Costs \ heavy tractor operating under a load with the carburetor slightly out of adjustment may burn a half- gallon more fuel per how. In the average that farm tractors operate, the tractor may bu#n 250 gallons more fuel annually than it should Proper carburetor adjustment would save 10 per cent of the total fuel burned in farm tractors an- nually. 50 days a year ———— ere Stimulate your business by adver- | ising in the Bulletin, {Phone Mt. Joy eral epinion, he can climb a slanting and will swim u- | an emergency aris- tree if necessary cross a creek if CS Wejac may appear lazy; that is v carefully calculated act on his (part. He has an uncanny flair for setting to his hole just ahead of a frantically barking dog; he knows exactly the rizht time to allow the Jog to get discouraged and go home pops out, stands on his a few seconds and surveys Years ago he lived on roots and tender [Now he knows that man will pro- vide his food. The young are born [blind and helpless and each young {weighs about When they are a few weeks old, one of Nature's {appealing sights is to see {wo or | | before he hind feet the scene. tree bark, grass. an ounce [three littie chucks playing like pup- pies at the den entrance. We hold [no brief for his attitude toward beans, lettuce, chard and young cabbage. He can be a dreadful nui- ance. But the weodchuck in spite f his forays knows how to take life philosophically and make do | comfortably with what is at hand | el I ee I's A writer says his idea of a hick town is a place with no place to | rere et | CLASSIFIED | Rates for oh ssificd advertising in this column are First inser- | tion, 10 cents per line; Each ad- | jitiona] insertion, 8 cent per | line. Minimum, 25¢ insertion. These | rates are cash | or - | FOR SALE: Two-wheeled trailer Roy Ament, | 6-23-1t | 1 condition 3-5258 “McC ormic ering 6 ft. cut, fac | "OR SALE Combine, streamlined, tory mounted moior, new ee. Call Shaeffer Turkey Farm, phone E'town 476-J5. 6-23-3t FOR SAL E White enamel Kitchen | Alvin Joy 1 €-23-1tp | Coolerat Phone M Cabinet and Sides, Florin, Pa. white ice re- ndition. Apply phone 3-4382 6-23-1tp FOR SALE: Modern frigerator in good c¢ 128 Mt. Joy St. on 1934 Ford Tudor Sedan }-9781 FOR SALE Cheap. Phone Mt. Joy FOR CALE She nandash Broader, 500 Chick can Electric used 1 sea son. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4929. 6-23-tf Raph Township School District Budget w the 1949-59 school ve may be seen at the home of the secretary, Amos N. Shelly, Man- heim, R2, Pa 6-23-1t DOWN DOWN GO THE PRICES on Kodaks $17.95 up. Brownie Camera now $2.75 up. Movie Cameras $49.50 up. Buy yours here for lowest pric- and servic2. Victor Kl hr Little Shor with the Big Stock, Middle own, P.a 6-23-1t Ww ANTED Three rooms in Mount Tov or vicinity. No children. Phone Mill ville 4592 6-19-11 TOB NTED: Boy rs old lesires work on farm. Se 1! veal experience, can drive. Phone Mount Joy 3-5712 6-16-2t CORRWSPONDENT WANTED To renort news from Florin, Mount Joy, Rheems and Rohrerstown Experience helpful but not essential Write H. M. UnderkofMer Supt. of Lancaster Newspapers | 6-23-1t { | budget for the shouldn’t | !astate | thereto are {ENJOY | 119 David St., 10x10’, 12'x12’, In stock for im=- mediate delivery. Automatic electrie overhead door operators. Controlled from the dash of your car, Also # fot of commercial and pivoted steel sash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy, Pa. Phone 3-3011 4-17-14 FOR SALE 455 Donegal Springs Road, Mount Joy, Pa. select location: Varigated Brick 2-STORY HOUSE eight rooms, fireplace, tile porch, finished basement, vegetable cellar, and sun parlor, laundry, shower, insulation, oil heat, weather-strip, unattached two-car garage, (120 ft. frontage and 180 ft. deep). Corner alley. Suitable for professional of- fice. Can be used as a single home or two apartments. Write J. Statler Kuhn, Elkins Park, 17 Philadelphia, Penna. 6-9-tf NOTICE! 563 of the School Code that this Notice be given Section requires to the voters of Mount Joy Boro. Namely that at its Meeting of the Beard of Education held on June 6, prepared a proposed school year 1949-50. The proposed budget is available to any taxpayer who may interest themselves by calling at the office of the Principal of the High School yuilding. The date set for final action and the adoption of the aforesaid budg- et wil] be at a special meeting on iid Board Monday evening, June 27th. JOS. T. M. BRENEMAN 6-9-3 Secretary E XECUT OR’S NOTICE Fstate of Anna Marv Weaver, village of Flerin, Lancas- deceased. testamentary on said hoving been granted to the andersigned, all persons indebted requested tn make im- mediate payment, and those having late of the ter County Letters claims or demands against the same, wiil present them without | delay for settlement to the under- signed residing in Florin, Pennsyl- vania BERTHA Y. LANDVATFER Executrix | Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, Attorneys 6-16-6t DRIVING? Protect vour SO by getting State Farm right to do Mutual Auto Insurance. Careful drivers receive complete coverage at lower rates. Remember—under new laws in most states, you can lose vour license after one accident. Take no chances. See about State protection today. HOFFER Mount Jov. Pa. Phone 3-4901 6-23-1t INVIT? TION TO BID Sealed proposals will be received and publicly opened by the Super- East ‘Donegal Township, County, Pennsylvania at Building, Maytown, until 8 c'clock p. m. July 3, 1949 for requirements of Stone. comnlete AMMON R. Farm's visors ct Lancs Maytown Bank Pennsylvania E. S. T. Tuesday, thei Crushed Lime ister Season s Road materials specified herein shall meet the Standard Specifica- tions of the Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Highways Proposals, forms, specifications, form of contract and instructions to bidders may be obtained at the of or by writing to Howard S. Barnhart, Secretary of the Board of Supervisors at Florin, Pennsylva- nia All proposals must be under the form furnished by the undersigned. The Supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all proposals to waive home | all informalities and to award the | con‘ract in a manner that will be in the best interest of the township. HOWARD S. BARNHART Secretary of the Board 6-23-2t
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