Ad = eo 1. ARTKAY DISPERSAL Thursday, Nov. 10, 1949 1:00 O'CLOCK P. M. To be held at the Keystone Holstein Sales Barn, just east of Mount Joy, Pennsylvania on Route 230. 50 Head PUREBRED HOLSTEIN a re Henry Frank, Pastors more poured in at deadline time upon the idea of the wheel. > sh «ince A . A Lis in Novambar 5 : : 10 h ad fresh since Sex tember I; 8 head due in Novem} er er | Sunday, November 6th which have not yet heen A home-made cart like that p and December; 14 head to freshen throughout the year: 3 9:00 a. m. Sunday School The law permits Pennsylvania's below, Tor example, can save : ” 4 1 4 yh Service ne law permis © sylvania s : bulls, 8 heifers bred to a grandson of Marksman: 7 heif 10:00 a. m. Church Service 78 (WK ; roa ge ———— 176.000 farmers to receive refund Alves, | half Ft Serer i: at St. Mark's of, half of the five-cent state ax D. H. I. A. Herd Average 11932 Milk, 409. Fat. y. Evangelical United Brethren the on gasoline used in food F E ATURING day Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor production, Leechwo od Fobes Posch. 611.7 of fat 157372 Banda, NR 1, oc It was estimated when the law a a. . ay ocd 1 V sear Hur . . testing 3.91% as 3 year old and 3 daughters. One, and Missionary offering for Edith Shelly Was signed taat the refund cost Rag ee Pride, 2 years, 236 days, 397.9 of fat 10,702 ved | project. might run high as $1,500.000 of milk (incomplete record) and her son by Lifloc Signet on 10:15 a. m., Morning worship. mnually but the present applica- Tahari by a $7,000 son of Marksman, out of Lifloc Mala nt. | Women's Society of World Seri tion figures indicate it will be far i Ce n Ya r pe Thankoffering service, Rev. Sols, than: that Hari Supreme, world record Jr., 3 year old on 2X with i omon Caulker, speaker. ky hot | of fat, 19635 of milk testing 4.61%. aan 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship meets The 1949 Legislature authorized you We) Hue atid efor he 3% xT 7 1 i: Te: harge ht the State finance a INH STH GE Wo all. Man-O-War Rag Apple etsy Vv , a daughter of ork | ing: Japanese lea, in charge of the the State Board of Finance and other; or for carrying miik cans Man-O-War Dictator. Several es Grand Champion at m- Commiss ssion on Missions. el Revenue to make quarterly repay- small machin , tools, bags of feed || Canadian Shows, 8y 493 lbs. fat, 14,284 milk 2X, and her PUBLIC SALE ments upon application by the far- aa Son. , 1 at Nd dy fd ners The : . he cart is simply and inexpen- son by Raymondale Rag Apple La 11 as son of "Ajax of Ren! Estate & Personal Property mel : The 5 ard has sent out IOs Con aly X ioe joe pe = Otonabee Colantha Lady, 2v. 2X, 480 iat, 13.043 of ff Ray NOVFMBER 19. 1949 more than 80.000 forms through- plain wooden erate equipped with] milk. ‘She is the dam of an All-Canadian Bull and of «a i Located in the Village of May- | out the State to granges, farm'a handle or trace and mounted only Ce 3 Ah : J ton, cooperatives, other farm organiza- tW0 rubber-tived wheels from an Reserve All-Canadian Progeny. i A lot 6215x250 ft. erected thereon | {ions ny old automobile. The crate, made of 1c Spruce Broe Ormsby Segis Teake, 492.4 fat, dy, 15- 937 milk, 2X. In 200 days of her fine year r old lactation, she has 13,373 of milk, 419.5 of fat, mi up to 93 of milk a day. Bonnechere Rag Apple Supreme, a son of Glenafton Rag Apple Craftsman, the sire of he Al -American Moun- be tain View Coralie Rag Apple. He was second 11] calf Lampeter, 1948, and 3rd prize bull calf, Pen a Farm Show, 1949, Several animals are bred to the twc | Mata Hari Supreme, world record junior 3 vear old on 2X { with 905 of fat, 19,635 milk testing 4.61%. Herd Certified, Accredited, and calfhood vac C. Arthur and Amanda K. Wolgemuth MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA, OWNERS : | « | | | sons of cinated. Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc. Mount Joy, Penna., Managers. Use Our Classified Column ~ It Pays | LIMEACRE FARM Complete Dispersal Sale Of 50 Registered he HOLSTEIN CATTLE | Bangs certified and calfhood vaccinated. T. B. certified MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1949 On the farm located in Lancaster Co., 1/2 miles south of Man- | heim on the road leading from Route 72 to Fruitville Pike on | Route 772. 25 COWS Many are ffresh or close springers, balance due throughout the year. 7 SPRINGING HEIFERS 3 BULLS Balance are heifers from 1 month to 18 months old. Continuous DH. 1.A. testing has been done for six years. Lauxmont L. Sensation (He by Lauxmaster the g from Yarba Sensaion Pontiac 2nd with 305 days at 3.9%. 19419.0 milk). Has been our main herd sire the will be no less than 30 head of his off-springs in this sale The oldest daughters are completing the ‘iv first records including Lime- acre Pietertje Pontiac 2 yrs. 5 months, 365 days, 11260 milk, 441.4 fiat; 3 04%: Limeacre Sunrise Clohilda 2 yrs. 3 months, 310 days. 10,171 milk; , 371 fat: 3.79. : his lo Also Special Mention of Ormsby Korndyke Carnation. This is ‘he nearest to an excellent cow of any cow sold for a long time, 3 daughters selling. Record—365 days 15,776, 579.9 F. 3.73%. Fresh May 14-in 153 | days she has 10,095 Milk, 379.2 Fat, 3.75% Test. Her 22-year-old daughter has been milked 230 days, she has 309.7 f at; 4.25% Tes proven sire and 5 fat her > | years | d vears. last — A daushter of Dunlozgin Go'dmaster at 3 years of age in 329 days | has 11172 Milk and 403.1 Fat, 3.61% test her dam at 10 years made 18,- | 486 miik; 590.0 fat. : \ A 6 year old daughter of Saf master 3 yrs. 314 days. 14044 milk, 464.4 | fat. A 3 vear old daughter of Elmercft Monogram with 454.F fat, 4.15 i test—10.851 milk. Also sclling two daughters of Lucifer the one due at sale by the herd sire. | MILKING EQUIPMENT | Two unit Surge milker complete, used twenty months; McDeering | 4-can electric milk cooler, 18—85 lbs. milk cans, buckets and strainer, also selling one Ma-Deering milking machine unit in good condition. Stewart clipper. Le FARM MACHINFRY : | Farmall A tractor, star ter and lichts, geod rubbar, mounted 14 inch plow: cultivator; tobacco hoers; Me-Deering disc harrow with 24 discs, used one season: three-section spring harrow, 7% ft. cultipacker, rubber- tired wagon, with 16 ft. flats with side-boards and brake: G.I. tractor manure spreader on rubber, used one season; potato cutter. Sala to commence at 12:3 ¢’clock. Order of sale, imple, eat!» at 1 o'clock. Sale will be held under cover : Lunch by the ladies of the Home Builders of Chloque; Church of the Brethren. For catalog write Harvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa. R2; sale | manager. NORMAN M. KREIDER | Dupes & Hess—Auctionec:ss hi Paul D'ehm—Clerk Manheim. nts at 12:30, it 9:00 a. m, t 10:15 a. m. | Mt Joy i "v12 rug; i when ¢ OYSTER SUPPER NOVEMBER 5 Bible Class of the Church | Landisville wil] supper at the Hall on Saturday, 4tc 8pm —— —— — Ladies of God, Oyster serve an Landisville Nov. hth, Fire from Everybody reads newspapers hud NOT everybody reads eircular ad. sevticing left on their door step November 6! h. Sunday School Church Service Evening Service, is invited. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Everybody Church Hess, and Mennonite Henry Garber, Amos 214 STORY FRAME DWELLING A equinped with electric and eas, recently installed septic tank, Also two-car garage. work shop. and | mn honee. Fruit trees. at the same time and place we following per<onal property will I proy be offered for sale: wi te and ivory enimeleqd range: or tove: coal heater: living room | suite; extensicn table: cupboard: throw floor cewing cabinet: rugs: ble lamnrs: sowing table and trav: single bed with sprine: 3 toilet sets Radio and cabinet: kerosene mrs: ernles: electric sweener; el- ertric washer Int of « nned goods: fi packer: tubs: homemade soap: ch yookere: two lawn mowers: o een cultivater: oarden tools: rornenter tools: set of tons i en we bovine machine: cider ress: work bench and vice: tobac- cn sizing boxes: ston and extension i lad ders: grass sevthes ANTIOUES Secretary and desk; <et of 6 old- fashicned kitchen chairs: walnit sideboard: cherry Dutch ennboard; d chest of drawers; ee rry veneel wed mirror: dron-leaf table: doughtrav: small copper kettle; flat 11 dishes: and a lot of ik articles too numerous to me ‘ntion. Sale to commence at han conditions will be known by made MRS. SUE SINGER Walter Dupes, Auct. Landis & Garman, Clks PUBLIC SALE i Of Real Estate & Personal Property SATURDAY, NOVEMBFR 12, 1949 Borough of Elizabethtown, Park Street In ‘he at No. 441 A 25 STORY FRAME DWELLING 7 rooms and bath, equip- ped tor two apartments, insulated. Also two-car garage. A! the same time and place the following personal property will he offered for Bedroom suite: sale : din'ne room suite: living room suite: electric floor anc I: General Electric Re- frigerat old fashionad marble-ton table wash wing and elider: ¢ Imps: rocker: porch net; dishes: cooking ufens lot of other articles tco numerous | to mention. commence at 1:00 P. M.. nditicns will be made known by Sale to W. D. BOESCH Valter Dupes, Auct. Landic & Garmin, Clks 44-2t SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. CHINCOTEAGUE Oysters ~ CLAMS Joe & Tim Schroll DETWILER AVENUE MOUNT JOY. PA. a9 or Da=a) 10-1 2D nn mn mS rg EEE go Keenco 5 and 8 ft. p= Hen Feeders ® Made of 24 Gauge Galv. Steel © 3 inch Rounded Wool Perches ® Special Lock Washers On All Bolts. ® I'xtra Heavy Reels ® Extra Strong Legs — Will Last Fer Many Years A. C. MAYER — Dial 3-4053 - MT. JOY, PA, 44-tf J and ta- | 12:30 P. M., | machine; | Fruits & Vegetables KRALL'S Meat Market Farmers Deluge | £ Zine ny Up nA State With Tax |", "2° Refund Requests #7 surton | have Cart Lases Work with FfIYHERE’S an old saying that the easiest. way to do a thing also is usually the best and most etli- cient way. That cerwainly hold and true of many a laborious and time consuming far chore, Despite our modern mechanization, there still Farmers by the thousands deluged the C refunds of 1949 law. requests for gasoline taxes allowed under a } The Stite Board cf Revenue 12,000 Finance said some requests ready have been tabulated for ave various litle jobs around a the quarteily period ended October farm that can be made easier by taking a leat out of the book of 15 It added that many hundreds |) | hat worthy ancient who Mh stations in rural o « s In rural oy gg may have a gate at one end. areas. iy ' I Getting a sow into such a vehicle After a farmer fills out a form should not be diflicult. Ii she balks and returns it to the Board here, ¢ntering, put some grain in the | nd entice her in, front of the car he gets a code number and anot 1 oy anoth-| 11 che pe her refusal. put er frm on which to apply for re-!'a basket over her head and back imbursements her in. —— ee | Receipts for the amount of gaso- line bought for use in farm mach- / e | inery in the producti-n of food ale | must accompany the second form. The form also must EF. a $1.50 filing quarterly. accompa-, If you want a nolice on your sale weekly from now until day of sale. ABSO- nied by fee to be paid nserted in this register n Ep: 5: ut hie Oct. 15 ‘filing deadline cov- LUTELY FREE, send or phone wus ered the month of July, August your sale date and when you are and September. The ne line will be on Jan. 15. That's he cheapest advertising you can get xt dead- ready let us print your bills. Gasoline ctaer chinery not that used in tractor and gascline powered farm ma- Saturday, Nov. 5—On the premi- ses in Rapho Twp., 3 miles North of and Mount Joy on the road leading from Becker's Service Statien to Hosslers Church, at the church a valuable fruii and poultiy farm, 16 acres with 2!'_ story frame house, bank vehicles —— ee. barn, etc by Albert A. Greenawalt. Cc. 8 Auct. Sale at 2 p.m Mortuary Record i. ©: (From page 1) ~ ee is subject to a refund, but used in cars, trucks Jeeps and simila | enty-five, widow of Phares K. Kreider ot Saturday, November 5 On the Village of premises loca ed in the the home of her daugh- ; Bainbridge, opposite the ter, Mrs. Daniel Forry Columhi: ; BG2. West H Rd ve fe eniture Store, 246 story frame } m yest Hempfield Twp, after double house, wash house electric an illness of seven years. yw Paul R. Gates and hel Gates. Walter Dupes, Auct. Sale at 2 p.m. Mrs. Samuel S. Newcomer 4 Saturday. Nov. 12 the prem- Mrs. Florence Newcomer, sixty. Saturday, Nov 1% On 1e prem ie Cm 1 ises at 233 Marietta Avenue, in the vite of Samuel S. Neweemer, well Borough of Mount Joy, lot of An- wmsehold goods by J Daniel E. Engle, Estate of Ei M. 12:30 p.m. C known Kane drugeist, died Friday tiques and h hospital Avery Engle and Executors of the morning in the Community had been a August 18. Death te complications. vvhere she patient since dec’d. Sale at Auct Engle, tributed S. Frank, Besides her husband, who is Mount Joy, she Mrs. Olive The funeral was held Monday af- Wednesday, November 10--At the K. ystone Holstein Sales Barn east Mount Joy on Roule 230 ont Holstein by C nd Ama Wolgemuth native of leaves a 50 head Evans A Arthu sister, 1a K forncon, and burial was made in the family plot in Forest Lawn cem- Saturday. November 17—On the in : Silver Twp., etery Hempfield ory story frame gar- Fannie M. Brosey . ag {t. lot adjoining, and Mrs. Fannie M. Brosey, goods by Heary H. Kos- cven, wife of Frank B. sp F of the last Will and Mount Jcy RD, died Sunday at Testament of Leah H. Heidler, de he - General Hospital, after an ill- ceased. ( Frank, Au Sale af ness of four days. She was Lorn! aa in Donegal Township, a daughte: Saturday, Nov. 19—On the prem- of the late Henry and Alice Co- ites at Silver Spr ny in West ver Myers and was a member cf Hempfield Twp., 2-story frame | Trinity Evangelical Congregation- welling house, Wy 2-story fran il Church rarage 4 personal property hy A Henrv Losey Beside er Yay Ka Gd 7] y. esiaes hei husband she 1S) af Will and Testament of Personal urvived by these children: Frank Heidler. dee'd here. of the Leah H operty 1 |B. Jr of Manheim; Alice, wife of '2:3) np m. and real estate at 3 p | Frencis Roeting, E-town RD3; m. C. S. Frank, Auct John, Manheim RDI: Barbara, the - | wife of Henry Hess, Columbia; Friday, Nov. 25—At our sales burn Nirman and Francis at home; al- raat of id Joy. en Route 2a, » 417169 heed of fresh and close spring- | so a brother, Arthur Myers of ers and bul by Kevstoae Holstein | town; and a step brother, Harlan Sales, Inc, Mount Joy. Weidman of Lancaster and 22 TT grandchildren. ARTHUR WOLGEMUTH BUYS The funeral was held at Main- REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COW heim this afternoon wiih inter-; C Arthur Wolgemuth Mount ment in the Chickies Cemetery Joy has recently acquired a regis- — tered Holstein Friesian cow from herd of Lesicy Thompson of Quality Meats | [ 2) : Wis Change ALSO for this animal, Isabelle A. FULL LINE OF Ko, has cflicially The Holstein - Friesian Assoc. of AT Eng, aie ati i 30.245 re- Association issued oi ownershi; Plebe D. been recorded by certifi breeders caring 1948 ee THEPP & LL NINE MONTHS gistry and transfer EARNINGS OF LE PAST West Main St, Mt. Joy Earnings after ling to the comm~n ‘stock of Penn- A sylvania Power & Light Cempany for the nine months period ended ADVERTISE : September 30, 1949 were $5,150;064; equivalent to $1.55 per share, and for the twelve months period ed September 30, 1949 were $6,730, 363; equivalent to $2.03 per share of common stock outstanding at the end of the period. | Operating nine months ending 1949 were $51,647,812; 5.6 percent over lost ponding period. all charges accru- September 30, an increase of year's corres- HIBERNATE force of one Hawthorne | ! The three i ly. It 'nouncement to pen revenues for the first | IAC i ag & yg Firs 9 i % TN a WARN Reed hy Furder Ey Two y Is ST EE MS to be universally pre. Ee By Richard Hill Wilkinson i Ben 1 aid Odell. ‘that people who aren't In — Inspector their own element are at a disads vantage “I'm thinking of the tive Sergeant Rod to Round Pond for his suinmer vas cation. Rod and city raised. He worked on the police of the dian t Know a great time Detec- Upshur went up vas city bred countrv’s largest cities. He leal about the country and country But he knew human nature, ! and ne Was smart «Minute | “ro Fiction pretty dull tir when Henry Graves, the ow came tc nm with a request ‘““‘There’s been a drowning up the river a ways,’ he explain- ed. ‘Jed Thomas, the local officer, isn’t so sure but what there's foul play. I know it's out of your jurisdiction, but we'd appreciate having you lend us a hand.” He smiled flatter- ingly. ‘You see, your fame as a detector of crime is far reach- ing.’ I "Jed Thomas, a farmer by trade, was congenial and willing to let Rod assume the entire burden. * ‘Fact is, Mr. Upshur, there's been a feud hereabouts. Bet the Hallams and the ‘Well, sir, Herm and Punk me an’ ween Spencers. couple days back Hallam says they wu in their lower pasture and suddenly they with Pat in it sweepin’ around the bend. He was clear across the which is about 200 yards an’ they claim he hit a submerged log and stuck. They claim he tried {to push hisself off with an oar an’ 'the oar slipped an’ it an’ him fell overboard. Well, sir, Pat can't swim an’ he just naturally drowned. “Jed Thomas drove {the Hallam farm and him to Herm and Punk. come to as bait diggin’ sees a boat Spencer come river, wide there, Rod out to introduced They were y big strapping fellows, smug, amused. ! ‘“ ‘Sure, sure, we'll go down to the river with yuh,’ Herm said in reply to Rod's question. “I see,” Rod remarked to Jed, ‘that you recovered the oar Pat Spencer lost overboard.’ { *‘Yep,’ replied Jed, and not too happily, ‘I found it caught weeds along the bank about 15 yards downstream. I gues lost it, just like Punk and Herm said.’ “Punk and Herm laughed. m some s he musta “Sure, we'll go down to the river with yuh,” Herm said. ‘Wait a minut Rod said eas- so fast, boys. You two are smart all right, Too smart. So smart you made one awful blunder. Officer Thomas, I think you'll be safe in arresting these men and charging them with 1 ‘der.’ AT'S AND HERM'S mouths fell open. In fact, so did Jed's. Jed said: ‘Yuh Pat didn’t drown hisself?’ “‘0 course he did!® Punk Hallam said darkly. ‘Listen, city jigger, vou ain't comin’ up here an’ gettin’ away with ac- cusin’ murder. You ain’t none. We got each witnesses,’ Rod. worse, ily. ‘Not mean, you know us o’ scarin’ us, other for ‘Fine,’ said the lie all the both declare out of the boat, first dropping his oar, No, 1 must city man and the ways try are any dumbbell would know looking at that ing that bend above ing that there's an oar ‘That makes because you you saw Spence fall confess I am a of the strange to me. couns- Howeve I, alter river and see- here and know- a fast current dropped overboard near the opposite bank, could never lodge in underbrush along the bank on this side 15 feet from w we're "standing. It would be two or three miles down stream by now.’ “For a minute, there was silence. men stared at Rod blank- quite awhile for the an- etrate Officer recovered first. took Thomas fortunately, He had a gun ir got 1t out, just as his pocket and he Punk Hallam jumped at him. He had to shoot Punk through the shoulder, and would have done the same to Herm, apparently, had one more ounce of grey matter than his brother. He quit.” Released by WNU Features A ee ee When in need of Printing. (any- [thing) kindly remember the Bulletin) pr iced m 1919—3 | FOR SALE: Brown enameled Heat | The Bullets lin, Jov. Pa., Thursday, November 3, COUNTY FARMERS TO GET rola, in good condition. Amy Kram=- 52,000 TREE SEEDLINGS er. 105 New Haven St., Mt. Joy. Lancaster County farmers c¢ op- | 40-6tp era‘ing in the soil service techni- NEW OVE SECTIONAL ions’ conservation plan will re- | GARAGE DOORS: 8x7’, 8'x8', ceive 52,000 units of tree edlings | 10°x10°, 12x12’, In stock for im= i m se mediate delivery. Automatic electrie and multiflora rose my | 11 | 1 . | overhead door operators. Controlled The plants will be distrils nied | from the dash of your car, Also a free from the Lancaster County | fot of commercial and pivoted steel Si] Conservation Dis rict head- | sash, Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy, quarters in Quarryville, according | Pa. Phone 3-3011 —— _ 417-4 to W. Martin Muth, district con- | servationist Speci <i} ut include white pine 19.00) Scotch pine, 2.000; Norway spruc . TED 9.500; Izrch, 10000: black locust WANTEI 1.500 oi | 0 TWENTY GIRLS 1,509 end muliifi 1 rose 19.000 : — — Experienced Sewing Machine f Bullet Operators ae oy Tw Bult | Unexperienced for other work. MOUNT JOY MILLS CLASSIFIED | oe Rates for ified advertising 'n this column are 3 lines or less, minimum ‘ 35¢ Over 3 lines, per line 10¢ — Each add. insertion, per line Sc | TB IE C UTOR’ S NOTICE FOR SALE Ww A Fure Estate of Leah H. Heidler, deceas- FOR SALE wo Worm Air Fum- |g Lite ¢ Smet iy ni aces. slightly used. Diol Mount Jos ed, hte of West Hempfield township, Lancaster County. 33111 44-1 ran —— : Letters testamentary on said FOR SALE: 1936 Oldsmobile Sed- eState having been granted to the an, good cond. Sadie B. Shenk | andersigned, all persons indebted Sporting Hill, Manheim. R2, Pa thereto are requested to make He mediate payment, and those having 44-11 : ————————— p claims or demands against the NOTICE: Colored man 58 years, Same, will present them without delay for settlement to the under=- signed residing at Landisville, Pa. HENRY H. KOSER James N. Lightner Executor Attorney 42-6¢ wishes a position as janitor or any other work. Write 32 Railroad St., Mount Joy 44-1tp 1 WISH TO THANK of the T c Depot nd elsewhere for flowers, cards and kindness while EXECUTOR NOTICE being hospitalized and convalescing Estaie of Ellen B. Funk, late of at heme, Mrs. Da hy Zeller. 44-1p Mount Joy, Borough, Lancaster, ~———— | County, deceased. FC JR SALE Ses asoned Walnut and Letters testamentary on said Cedar Lumber. D. M. Reid, Phone | estate having been granted to the 169 Newville, Penn: 44-8t | undersigned, all persons indebted 5 = | thereto are requested to make PAINTING: Do you need some in- " . payment, and those hav- work Call S. H. Zerphey. demands against the immediate : : eri ing claims or Landisville 44-10 | came, will present them without FOUND: Hunt] Ing License D-10768 delay for settlement to the under= John Way, Dcnegal Springs Road. nna FIRS y Mt. Joy. Phone 3-4892 44-1 GS A ATIONAL pane & TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY FOR SALE: $5.00. good Mount Joy, Penna. cond. Write Florin or | S. May, Executor phone M:. Joy 43-1f Randolph C. Ryder Atty’s 43-6t FOR SALE: Wool rug 8.3x10.6. good EXECUTOR NOTICE condition, price reascnable. Phone Estate of Samuel Funk, late of Mount Jov 3-5004 43-tf | Mount Joy, Borough, Lancaster, — ——— a — | County, deceased. FOR SALE. 3-piece girls winter Le'lers testamentary on said es- coat and leggings set, Kelly green & | tate having been granted to the un- Brown Mutton Trim. size 6-X. Ex- | dersigned, all persons indebted cellent condition Phone Mt thereto are requested to make im- 3-4015 mediate payments, and those having -——r ~—— | claims or demands against the same, WATER T \X NOTIC E: After Jan- | will present them without delay for uary 1, 1950, an additional six per- | se‘tlement to the undersigned cent (69) will be added to all water THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK taxes already penalized. Mrs. John & TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY B Greiner, Collector of Water Mount Joy, Penna. Rents, Delta St, Mt. Joy ,Pa 43-1 f | Louis S. May, Executor CAMERA PARGAINS, Kodok Du. | C. Ryder Atty's 3-6 flex with flash, like new. was $16.- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE 31 now $11.95. Pocket Kedak $6.95 Estate of Bertha M. Kraybill de- with case. Devrv 16mm Projector, | ceased, late of Mount Joy Borough, $25.00. Victer Klahr Camera Shop, | Lancaster County, Penna. Middletown, Pa 14-11 Letters of administration on said - Sinn —— | estate having been granted to the FOR SALE 50 one gallon Crocks. | undersigned, all persons indebted i M. Hess, Mt~Joy, Rl, Pa. f41-t thereto are requested to make im- TI SAT 1 mediate payment, and those having FOR id oe nd 03 ns, claims or demands against the same Tov Daeg my gh will present them without delay foi OV. relma, oo _ a= settlement to the undersigned, re- 7 A . : siding at Elizabethtown, Pa., R.D. 1. WANTED—Electrician: also Plumb- | 5 TET NXT. 0 XS. 4 L ar & Heating Man. Wolgemuth Ine Samuel S ARTHUR So SYBILL 14 East Main Street, Mount Joy. Pa, | “el = Venger, Aly inistrater Phone 3-9681 oo. TAA ere ei for awNiNGs Check W a Nr ash | BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL- Toad TM Bote tors oh or | STERING call Columbia 48101 or Elizabethtown. shone 147. 8.18.45 | "Tite to HALDEMAN'S UPHOL.- Elizabethtown. phone 14J. 8-18-tf STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th & FOR SAI CHE ADP Benval com Spruce» Sts, Columbia, Pa. 3-31-tf hination Coal and Cas Range. 140 IG Te. y CUSTOM PL YWING and nit Tarket St., Mt. Joy. Phone v 3 = 11 » Marke: St. WM. J Bune CORN PICKING “Wood Byo. Robert G. , Eliza- No job too farge or small. Hostetter, 11312 Mt. Joy St NOTICE: Buitons and y Buckles CcOV~ ered, Belts made. Also alterations, bethtown, Pa. Call after 5 p. m, Helen Bronson, Florin, Phone Mt. } Phone 198-1. 9-15-2mo. Joy 3-5739. og 11-4 Is there an individual corpora- FOR SALE: Oak lumber. all size tin, Oil Company or anyone in- on 10:50 10. lenath Sawer to an terested in the Hest for a vy . Vole nr : : fas or service station, auto agency Call Jac. G. Baker, Menheim il and used car lot, Road House, Ov- oo | er Night Cabins, Refreshment cr I BUY kinds: of ‘ero iron. alee Fruit Stand, etc. along the high- ll wond. Guy D. Snittler. | WY helween Harrisburg and Lan- Phone 3 } Mt. Tov 5.12-tf | C7 r? The location comprises 2 erm | OVer 5 acres at a hard road inter- ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices | Section on the new 4-lane highway east of Mt. Juv and hos every ad- vantage, Big Chickies Creek along cadam highway along Ample car and trailer for antianue of any deserintion Mr Hat, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man- 1 04-1 f ane S'de, m heim, Pa. Phone 407 2-2 the othe WANTED: Female help for gen- | Parking, svacious grove, shady and ral office work. Pesition will be | Mcturesque If vou want a- real ven in near future. Must be sood | '0¢aticn, nct quick 1 Cell, phone at arithmftic and tynine - aoplica- » see Jno. E. Schroll, Owner, 1 vericd onen until Dee. 1. 1949 Mount Joy, Pa Rican Applicaticn forms will be sent on No‘ice is hereby given that at reauest. Pern anent position with | 7.99 p M. on November 7, 1949 at ood pov. Pa. Farm Bureau Corpor- | (he Borough Hall. Mount Joy. Lan- Hon Assoc., Post office Box 7. | citer County. Po. the Council of Florin, Pa 3-5! | the Borough of Mount Joy is to consider the adontion of certain pro- posed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance of tho Borough, which amendments have heretofore been ANTES submitted to the Borouch Planing WANTE : Commission as required by law. SALES GIRLS The amendments to be considered Full Time propose the following: G. C. MURPHY COMPANY 1. To include dwelling trailers in Mount Joy the definition and reouirements for residences and dwellings. and to prohibit location of dwelling trail- ers and other vehicles used for dwelling purpes~s in Residence “A” 14-1t and Residence “B” districts. sae em mene - 2. To se pensltie: ola DRIVING A NEW CAR? Protect tion T pote pensliiss Lr via your right to go on driving it. Get Copies of the proposed amend- State Farm Mutual Automobile In- | oie ara on file in the office of the surance. Under new, strict fin- | goog Secretary, and may be in- Aneta] POS ows hb iil spected bv any person interested states, one cede oud ike away your driver's license! Find 3 bis office No. 123 WN, Barbara ut today about State Farm's low- reet, Mount Joy. Pa., between the hours of 9 A. M.. and 8P. M. tection 3 5 na Monday to Friday, inclusiv d AMMON R. HOFFER an 119 David st. Mount Joy, Pa SAM SEL Phone 3-4901 44-1t ' 43-2¢ DRIAN Borough Secretary
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