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Y, PA.
5-2
household goods by John H. Frye.
Auctioneer, F, B. Aldinger. Sale
at 12 o'clock.
Saturday, February 18 — On the
premises in Rapho Twp. about 3%
miles east of Mt. Joy, between new
Route 230 and the old Harrisburg
pike, 2 tracts of land, one approxi-
mately 17 acres with improvements
and another of three acres; also
household goods. Sale at 1 p.m, by
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
That's
the cheapest can get
er J. Robert Charles, Benjamin Char-
pen les and Mrs. E. Ruth Krall. Chas.
Thursday, February 16-—On the Frank. auctioneer.
highway between Lebanon and
Myerstown,
Tractors, Balers,
Paul E. Sanger,
All-day Machinery sale
Combines, ete. by |
Myerstown.
Saturday, February 18 - In Mt.
Joy Township, on the road leading
Saturday, February 25-121 Col-
umbia Ave., Mount Joy, household
goods by The Union National Mount
Joy Bank, Executor of the Estate
of William Beamenderfer. C. S.
from Mt. Pleasant Church to the | Frank, Auct. Sale at 1 p. ‘'m.
Greentree Church, one mile west Ee ————
of the former, household goods | Saturday, February 25—-On the
by Almos and Lizzie Earhart, El | premises on the road from Lawn to
mer V. Spahr, Auct. Sale 2 p. m. | Mastersonville, 1% miles south of
a Lawn, Jno. A. Shell's complete dis-
Saturday, February 18 - 3 1-2 |persal sale of 40 head of Reg. Hol-
miles northeast of Mt. Joy and 1-4 | stein Cows, complete line of farm
mile north of Hosslers Church a-| equipment and some household
long a state road leading to Man- | goods by Jno. A. Shell. Dupes and
heim, farming implements and ' Hess, Auct. Managed by Har vey
PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY, FEB. 16th
60
Holstein
Cattle
45 REGISTERED |
calfhood vaccinated, milk-
Eligible for
Accredited, Bang wl, som
All treated against shipping fever.
T. B.
ers mastitis tested.
shipment arywhere.
THE 84TH IN POPULAR GARDEN SPOT SERIES
At Jay M. Brubaker Farm, WILLOW STREET VILLAGE,
4 miles souil of Lancaster, Pa., just off Routes 72 and 222.
—-40 Fresh and Close Springers —4 Bred and Open
Heifers
—8 Service Age bulls—all of popular High producing
blood lines.
8 Young Calves of both sex.
THE FINEST OFFERING IN THIS LONG ESTABLISHED SERIES
with outstanding, high producing consignments from leading
herds of Southern Penna. supplemented with 25 choice, per-
sonally selected young cows and first calf heifers direct from
Eastern and Western Ontario Canada.
® Several cows with 400 1b. to 505 lb. fat on 2-time milking,
® A top prize winning ycung Canadian cow by the noted! 4
Sprucehaven Farm Penner bred to a son of a 679 lb. fat
dam with 4.827 2-time milking.
THE BULLS INCLUDE:
on
® 2 from noted Loganbell herd of J. E. Williamson, Bellwood, Pa.
® A 2- r-old son of the $5,600 sire, DUNLOGGIN GOLDEN
CROSS. from a Junior Champion Show dam.
® Sons of LAUXMONT ADMIRAL LUCIFER
LEAN JESTER.
IT'S A SALE OF — QUALITY — QUALITY — QUALITY
with leading breeders consighing their best.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY—THESE CATTLE WILL QUICK-
LY PAY FOR THEMSELVES. The best producer is the only
kind you can afford to keep. Every animal sells and to be as
represented.
A representative
- GREENWOOD
of PRODUCTION CREDIT will be
in heated quarters, lunch or hot dinner. Trucking
R. AUSTIN BACKUS
SALES MANAGER & AUCTIONEER, MEXICO, N. Y.
FOR FREE TRANSPORTATION PHONE
present, Sale
facilities.
EARL L. GROFF, Local Representative, Strasburg 3661, Pa.
Township, two miles Novth of Mt.
Joy on the road leading from Mt.
Joy to Milton Grove, livestock,
farming implements, etc. by Samuel
Rettew. Sale starts at’ 11 a.m
Tuesday, February 28 - In West
Hempfield Twp., at Brick Tavern
along Marietta Pike, 1 1-2 mile Lindemuth. Sale at 1:00 P. M. C. S
east of Marietta on the Isaac Ear- Frank, Auct.
hart farm 10 cows, heifers, White —
Leghorn Laying Hens by Bair and Thursday, March 9—West Hemp-
| Bdgap Funk, Auct. Sale gig Township, one mile south of
wi pm Eilver Spring, farming implements,
Saturd March 4 I Rap! ete. by Isaac Siegrist. Sale at 1:00
walturaay, aren © n Aapno . Aa
. . , m. C. 8S. Frank, Augl.
Township, in the Village of New (Pp iy LL 9
town, houschold and kitche n furni
ture by Mrs. Katic Moore. C. S. Saturday, March 11--On the farm
Frank, Auct, Sale at 1:00 p. m. | located in Lebanon Co, 3 miles
northwest of Lebanon, 1 mi. north
of Cleona or 1 mi, north of Route
Tuesday, March 7—West Donegal © A : JO
Twp., on road from Bosslers Church 332 100 Fond Reg. Canadian Hal,
to Bainbridge Road, all the live- 5 Catt e, Gf (rie and
stock and implements of a 157 aere Springers, 5 Bulls of service age,
also 100 Hogs and some Brood Sows
farm, and some household goods by
Christian Alleman Estate. C. S. by F. L. Heilman and §on. Aucts:
Frank, Auct. Sale at 12M | Hess, Dupes and Rhoads. Sale at
3 Bet {11 a. m
Wednesday, March 8 In Manor ig !
a March 15 - In Man-
Wednesday, }
or Twp, 1 mile southeast of Cres=-
and 5 miles west of Millers-
Township, 212 miles west of Mount-
ville, 1% miles north of Washing-
ton Boro, 2 miles northwest of Cen- | well
tral Manor, on the road from New- ville, farming implements by Paul
comer’s corner to Washington Boro, | Ament, Edgar Funk, Auect. Sale
and implements by Geo. [at 12:30 p. m
W. Frey. Edgar Funk, auct. Sale at re
12:30 P. M | Saturday, March the Vil-
head horses,
household
lage of Kindethook, 2
Wednesday, March 3, Mount Joy | farm implements and
Paul E. Sanger’s
ALL DAY
MACHINERY SALE
on Highway
Located between Lebanon and Myerstown
422, Lebanon County, Pa.
Thurs., February 16th
TRACTORS
Balers, Combines
ETC.
New H, Used H's, New Super A with
1948 W. D.
New Farmall M, Used Farmall M,
New C
New Farmall Cub with plow,
Allis Chalmers, New 1950
New Holland baler,
Combine,
Machinery.
9 like new,
Cliver 70, C
1 plow, New 1950 new
12A. John Deere
pfow and cultivator, with cultivators,
cultivator, and snow plow;
Ford with cultivator an
15 T Baler,
spreader, and many other items
slyle New 50 T Baler,
New New Idea manuce
35 Head
Poland China Hogs
3 Ponies
and Harness.
If you have
Hogs are mostly bred gilts. Pony buggy, Saddle
dny farm machinery to sell, bring it to this sale. Come early,
when sale starts and get free lunch ticket. Sale will start at 10:30 sharp.
Paul E. Sanger
PHON E 273 MYFRSTOWN
of Farm.
be here
100 p. m. C. S Frank, Auect,
Good Friday, April 7 = Annual
Community Sale at our place of
business, at the Boro limits, Mt,
Joy, 200 head of Live Stock, farm-
ing implements, fruit, furniture
ete. by C. S. Frank and Leo P
Frank. Sale starts at 12 M. Rl
tioneeers, Aldinger and Wagner.
ed tr.
CAR BRAN OFF ROAD INTO
A FIELD ON THE LONG LANE
Thomas W. Needham, forty, Eliza-
bethtown suffered head injuries
when his 1947 coupe swerved from
Long Lane, two miles south of
town, traveled 150 feet into a field |
and fell into a 12-foot gully at
7:45 a. m, Tuesday.
He was taken to the Columbia
Hospital by the Marietta Communs«
ity Ambulance. Needham cag't
explain what caused the accident.
a
Subscribe for the Bulletin.
Farm Machinery Sale at
R. D. 2, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Phone 442-J-2
Saturday, Feb. 18, 1950
10 A. M.
10 TRACTORS
Used Farm Machinery
of All Kinds
Cars and Trucks, 200 Hogs
200 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS
Started To Lay
Bring in your surplus machinery,
Dealers, Farmers, everybody invited
to sell and buy. Terms: Cash.
Next Sale, Saturaay, March 18,
New and
1950. (Also Baby Chicks — every
week.
Write for Price List.
G. K. WAGNER'S
Machinery and Hog Auction
6-2t
Don’t Pass...
This One Up
310 So. Market St.
This is one of the {finest
properties we have ever had
the privilege of offering for sale
This is a
2% Story Brick
Dwelling House
having 11 rooms, 3 baths (2 tile),
hardwood floors, automatic oil hot
water heat, and a beautifully plant-
ed lot about an acre im size.
This property is suitable for
a residence, two family
home, or a convalescent home.
a
what it would cost to replace
it. Possession can be arrang-
ed for soon.
Engle & Hambright, Inc.
rr Lancaster 8141
After 6:00 Phone Mt. Joy 3-5443
oods by Chas. H. Gable. Sale at[
The price is less thom “half
The Bulletin, Mi. Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 9, 1950-~8
Mortuary Record
(From page 1)
deputy coroner. Mrs. Sherer was
born in Penn Township, a daughter
of the late David and Elizabeth
CLASSIFIED
Rates for. classified advertising in
this column are:
. 3 lines or less, minimum ...... 36c
Bollinger Forney, and was a mems~ | yap 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢
ber of the Old Order, River | Each add. insertion, per line .... 8¢
qe ich her late hus- |. . or
ren Church, of whi 1 her late hus FOR SALE: Used Bathroom out
band was a minister. fit and water Tank, verp cheap.
Dial Mt. Joy 3-543 G1
survive: Stella,
wife of Jacob Horst, Elizabethtown;
Simon, of Florin, Awmna, at home;
Elizabeth, wife of Whitmer Sollen-
berger, Mt. Joy Rl, and Elam, Man-
heim R4. Nine grandchildren and
These children
College Ave, E-town, giving num-
of produce. You may be the lucky
one. Don't miss this.
ATTENTION: The Market Basket,
bers Friday 4 to 9 p. m., for boxes
5-2
six great-grandchildren also survive
as do two sisters, Ella Forney, at
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.
heme, and Mis. Mary Young, Eliz-
abethtown.
Funeral services at the late home
Saturday 1:30 p. m. with further
services at Mt. Pleasant Church. In-
terment in adjoining cemetery.
———— QO
DAIRYMEN
STOP LIFTING
HEAVY MILK CANS
£500 IN TAX COLLECTIONS
The Mount Joy Township school
board decided jo buy a mimeogra- |
phing machine to be placed at the
Florin school. The board received
$500 in tax collections.
G. K. Wagner
& Son, Bill
AUCTIONEERS
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Phones 442]2 — 544R4
Always At Your Service
GIVE US A CALL
Let the T-33
Cool Your Milk
WRITE - WIRE - PHONE FOR
FREE LITERATURE
PAUL E. WEBBER
G.E. Appliance & Wiring
MASTERSONVILLE, PA.
5-7151 Manheim R3
1-3m
Public Sale
LIVESTOCK
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1950
In West Hempfield Township at Brick Tavern along
Marietta pike, one mile north of Kinderhook and 1%2 mile
east of Marietta on the Isaac Earhart farm:
Lu
Some fresh and springers
4 Head of
J? HEIFERS
Twelve months old.
2-Unit Surge Milker, 9 months in use, Six Milk Cams,
Two Milk Buckets, One Strainer, Starline Wash Tonk.
6-3
JOHN A. SHELL'S
Complete Dispersal Sale
40 Head of
Registered Holstein Cattle
Bangs Certified T. B. Accredited and Every Animal Vaccinated
COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT
Satur., Feb. 25, 1950
On the Farm located in Lancaster County on
the road from Lawn to Mastersonville mile
south of Lawn.
Entire Herd of
Registered Holstein Cattle
Bangs Certified, T. B. Accredited, Calfhood
Vaccinated
14 COWS, 6 SPRINGING HEIFERS
10 Sml. HEIFERS balance CALVES
ONE BULL
All are young, only one cow 6 years old, balance less
than 5 years old. A very nice herd, must be seen to be
appreciated, see following description.
1—Ear Tag 51666—Heilbronn Irene Johanna 9010X
Born 9-20-45 Fresh
Sire—Prince Rag Apple Posch Meredith 171432C
Dam—Irene Alcartra Johanna 332252 C. H. B.
2—Ear Tag 38898Q2 Heilbronn Susan Canary 80111
Born 10-22-45 Fresh
Sire—Sunnyholm Ormsby Pabst 160675 C. H. B.
Dam—Sadie Abbekeck Wayne 88227
3—Ear Tag 92757 Heilbronn Inka Keyes 90100
Born 9-5-45 Fresh
Sire—Pine Lodge Korndyke Premier 144962 C. H. B.
Dam—Hartog Eva Keyes 486018 C. H. B.
4—Ear Tag 51662 Posch Thelma Baroness 96527
Born 11-28-46 Fresh
Sire—Catalpa Jerry King 20402
Dam—Lestrange Colantha Thelma 77317 |
5—Ear Tag 51658 Shell Della Wayne |
Born 3-20-46 Fresh {
Sire—Ux-Spring Apollo Fobes 150388 C. H. B. |
Dam—Pontiac Della Wayne DeKol 434834 C. H. B.
6—Ear Tag 51652 Heilbronn Jemima Schulling (Twin) 90101
Dam Rag Apple Jemima Dutchland 554995
7—Ear Tag 51653 Heilbronn Rag Apple Faforit (Twin) 90102 |
Born 9-10-45 Fresh
Sire—Sir Rag Apple Schuliny Faforit 173427 C. H. B.
Dam—Rag Apple Jemim«
8—Ear Tag 54899W2 Roc.in Verna Colantha Pathfinder 92800
Born 1.5-44 Fresh
Sire—Roelm Sir Charles Col. Posch 150712 C. H. B.
Dam—Rena Alcartra Pathfinder 442405 C. H. B.
9—Ear Tag 92759 Heilbronn Acme Finderne 90109 |
Born 9-30-45 Fresh | EERIE
Sire-—Beechwood Gano Acme 164413 C. H. B. |
Dam—Tozo Finderne Pabst 4676538 C. H. B.
10—Ear Tag
Born 2-10-46 Fresh Fall
Sire—Catalpa Jerry King 20402
Dam—Hillhaven Dutchland Alcartra 86171
11—Ear Tag 51567 Dorothy Caialpa Queen 96530
Born 3.2-47 Bred Fall
Sire—Catalpa Jerry King 20402
Dam--Lily Queen Sunnyfield 86164
12—Ear Tag BF20617 Maplehofe Chieftain Artist 2795161
Dam—Burke Waldorf Artist 2542203
13—Ear Tag 51654 Annie Pontiac Jewel 96525
Born 3-2-46 Fresh Fall
Sire—Catalpa Jerry King 20402
Dam—Village Annie 2563143
14—Ear Tag 51663 Inka Sylvia Pride 101891
Born 7-19.47 Fresh Bred Jan.
Sire—Chief Piebe Tri-Geib Di-Colan Pride 739845
Dam—Girl Sylvia Inka 80763
15—Ear Tag
Born 1.3-47 Springer
Sire—Catalpa Jerry King 20402
Dam-—Heilbronn May Successor 64063
16—Ear Tag 51665 Shell Lily Queen
Born 1-10-48 Close Springer
Sire—Catalpa Jerry King 20402
Dam—Lily Queen Sunnyfield 86164
17—Ear Tag 51665 Shell Jemima May
Born 11.22.47 Bred in Pasture
Sire—Lenox Baron Jemima 24795
Dam-—Heilbronn May Successor 64063
18—Ear Tag 51667 Shell Canary Susan
Born 1-6-48 Pasture Bred
Sire—Lenox Baron Jemima 24795
Dam—Heilbronn Susan Canary 90111
Born 1-12-48 Pasture
Sire—Lenox Baron Jem
Dam—Heilbronn R. A.
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Born 9-10.45 Fresh Dec. 26-49 Female | 21- Mele eT
Sire—8ir Rag Apple Schuling Faforit 173427 C. H. B. | pani + B.
Du'chland 554975 C. H. B.
Pride Alcartra Belle 95524
- Bred Dec. 16-49
Cultivator,
seasons;
lime drill, 2-bottom Case Tractor Plow, Double Disc
Sore Reed ray in 8 | Plow, 20 ft. Rubber tire Trailer, 3 Farm wagons with
ire—Maplevic Posch Chiefiain 873845 | Hats, Hammermill, Corn sheller, Circular Saw, Electric
| Pump, McDeering
| tobacco lath
|
Stripping
Bred 12-12-49
14-50
tomato baskets,
Outfit, 3 iron kettles,
Belle Successor Piebe 98529 scrapers, knives, cleaver
Also selling lot of
Conditions by
Aucts—Dupes & Hess
19—Ear Tag 51666 Shell Baron Keyes
Born 1-10-48 Posture Bred
Sire—Lenox Baron Jemima 24795
Dam—Heilbronn Inka Keyes 90100
| 20—Ear Tag 51664 Shell Baron Falorit
Far Tag 46250V4 Windylea Rag Apple King
Sire~~Glenafton Rag Apple Craftsman
Dam—Fay Supreme Marathon 534047
R. O. R. Record 2 yrs. 10,512 Milk 381. lbs Fat
13 Heifers from the above cows from 4 to 14 months
old. Balance are calves. Certified to Bangs, T. B. Tested.
| FARM MACHINERY—W. C. Allis Chalmers Tractor with
| grass mower, and manure loader;
used less than 1 year;
bine in good condition, four-bar Case side rake, Bale El-
evator, G. I. corn picker
Ensilage cutter with pipe,
McDeering Grain Drill, Disc Harrow, 28 discs, used two
Cultipacker, Spring-harrow, New Mt.
5 ft. grass mower, 2 Feed Carts, 9500
Press, 3 sets tobacco ladders, hay hook, rope & pulleys,
(Extension Ladder, 32 ft.), 2 Brooder stoves, lot Boley |
equipment, log, cow and other chains, picks, shovels, i
Hog feeders, large Pulley with inch rope, Dairp ols 2 |
ment—3-unit Hinman Milker, complete with pipe for 18 |
cows; buckets & strainers, 12 - 85 lbs. milk cans, 500
160 Drain Tile, {
Sausage stuffer,
sausage trough, 2 large cribs of Ear Corn. |
Heater, Coal Heater, Bedroom Suite, Flour. Chest, Fruit
Jars, and many other items. Farm is sold, this is a com-
plete sale, everything must go.
Sale to start at 11 ©’
by the Ladies of the Lawn Sunday School.
Sale ‘managed by Harvey Rettew - Manheim, Pa.
John A. Shell
Clerks—Jacob Ruhl & Roy Hershey
Bred
ima 24795
Faforit (Twin) 90112
Berkshire
Sow
and 8 Pigs
C. Allis Chalmers with
Allis Chalmers Com-
used to pick 35 acres, Blizzard
G. I. Manure spreader, 11-hoe
Vernon
room stove, Minnich Tobacco
Complete Butchering
grinder, ladles,
s, pulleys, butcher bench and
Household Goods — Estate Oil
clock A. M. Plenty of good eats
MANHEIM, PA.
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| some of the best Holstein families in Canada.
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Laying Hens
Sale at 1:00 P, M.
a : Terms by «
Parr oma. BAIR and EARHART
Public Sale
'WEDNES.,,
| On my farm, Palmyra No. 2, located one-half mile north of Campbell-
| town, 2 miles south of Palmyra, 2 miles from Hershey.
FEB. 22, 1950
AT 12:3
50 HEAD OF CANADIAN
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE!
Many are Vaccinated.
This lot represents
Riven Segis
Bangs Listed, Tr B. Accredited
Most of the cows are fresh, a few due in March.
Including
yr. old record 481 {at, test and due
Glenafton chaser
A daughter of Emperor of Mount Victoria,
3.62%
2-yrs.—434 fat, 3.79% test.
2 daughters of Montvic Rag Apple Posch 2nd, due to Montvic Lochinvar
3rd, 2 daughters of Rag Apple Churchill, bred to Rembco Texal Sovereign
one with a record with a 44% test and many others just as good.
9 BULLS of SERVICE AGE
2 sons of Montvic Rag Apple Churchill. One from Kelso Korndyke |
Piebe Lass, 558.2 fat, 3.9% test.
A son of Bond Haven R. A. Commander and from Edgehill Babs, 4
yr. 618 fat, 4.02%; 3 yrs. 560 fat, 4:28% test; 2 yrs. 531 fat, 44% test.
A grandson of Sovereign from a dam with 433 fat. Weaned calves
from the above cows.
MOST OF THESE CATTLE WERE SHIPPED IN NOVEMBER
These cattle are a very good lot. Try to see them. You will find ani-
mals to your liking. For information, iw to Havey. Rettew,
Manhgir| Pa, R.2. , i
CHARTERED BUS WILL LEAVE WHITE HOUSE AT 10 O'CLOCK
LUNCH AVAILABLE ~ WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
Conditions Will he Made Known By
Edward O’Neal & Sons |
HESS and DUPES, Auctioneers.
HERMAN HORST, Clerk
HARVEY RETTEW. , Pedigrees, 6-2
in March to
Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man~
heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf
FOR SALE: New Fed-Flash Cam
ra, complete with flash unit and
nian carrying case & gad-
get bag. $15. value for $10, Dial
Mt. Joy 3-5943, 6-1
VOTE OF THANKS: We wish to
thank our neighbors and friends
for their kindness, words of sym«
pathy during our recent bereave~
ment. Mrs. Nehemiah Gantz and
Son. 6-1
FOR SALE: Baled Mixed Hay, had
no rain. Samuel E. Merkey, R2
Manheim. Dial Mt, Joy 3-5818. 6-1
WASHING & IRONING. Call at
250 Marietta Avenue, Mt. Joy, Pa.
. 3
Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
Registers, Check Writers. New and
Used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High St,
Elizabethtown, ‘phone 14J, 8-18-tf
I BUY all kinds of sc iron, also
sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler,
Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf
FOR SALE: Building Lot 62x156 on
corner of S. Market and a proposed
street, Mt. Joy. An “A” zone loca
tion. Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy.
1-tf
VALENTINE NOVELTIES: catds,
candy: Large wvariety at Kulp's
Luncheonette . and News Agency,
Mount Joy. 6-1
WANTED: Woman to do washing &
ironing at our home. Inclement’
weather hang wash in cellar. Corn=
well's Restaurant, Florin, Pa. 6-1p
| We wish to thank our kind neigh=
bors and friends for their acts of
love and sympathy during our
recent loss of husband and father,
and also extend grateful thanks for
the beautiful floral tribute. Mrs,
Hess and family. 6-1
WANTED: 5 or 6 room house, con=
veniences, Mt. Joy vicinity, Write
P.O. Box 85 c/o L. W. A. Mt. Joy.
6-2p
FOR FARM BURFAU INSURANCE
sce BENJ. F. GARBER, 518 South:
Market St., Elizabethtown, Pennit.,
Phone 23-R. 6-1
DONE STRIPPING TOBACCO ?
Let's go and look at orange groves
and enjoy Florida sunshine for a
few days. Visit Donegal Airport for
information. 6-6
ATTENTION: The Market Basket,
College Ave., E-town, giving num
bers Friday 4 to 9 p. m. for boxes
of produce. You may be the lucky
one. Don't miss this. 5-2
TYPING DONE AT MY HOME:
Secretarial experience. Mrs. Rachael
K. Reynolds, Square St., Works
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FOR SALE: 3-apartment brick
building, slate roof, 2-car garage,
East Main St, Mt. Joy. Apply 215
Marietta Avenue, Mt. Joy. 5-tf
NOTICE
The 1950 Budget of East Donegal
Township Supervisors is on file at
the Maytown National Bank, May-
town, Pa. and may be inspected af
any time. Harold S. Endslow, Secs,
6
| PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1950
| The Borough Council of Mount Joy,
| Pa. has prepared a proposed Bud-
{get for 1950 which is open for in=
spection at the home of the Secre-
[ tary, William F. Brian, 128 North
| Barbara $t., Mount Joy, Pa. 5-2
FOR SALE
|'41 Plymouth ‘Special Deluxe 2-dr.
Sedan.
‘41 Pontiac 6 Cyl. 2-dr.
ELI AMENT
DeSoto — Plymouth
3-4264 Mount Jor
5-1
J-3 model
will be re=
Safe, econ=
and a lot of
demonstration,
Mt. Joy
6-1t
Sedan.
Dial
FOR SALE: Piper Cub,
1946 in good condition,
licensed for one year.
omical transportation,
fun for $595. Free
Donegal Aviation Service,
3-5354..
Notice is hereby given, in comm
pliance with the requirements of
the Business Corporation Law (Act -
of May 5, 1933, P. L. 364, as amend=
ed) by the incorporators of their
intention to file Articles of Incor=
poration with the Department of
State of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania on Wednesday, Feb-
ruary 15, 1950, of a proposed cor=
poration to be known as
HIESTAND, INC.
Its purposes are:
To engage in the manufacturing,
| buying, selling, processing and re-
pairing, both at wholesale and re-
tail, of farm products and machin=
| ery. and personal property of every
| description; and to buy, sell lease
| and own real estate necessary and
appropriate fer its corporate pur-
pose.
{ PAUL A. MUELLER,
| 6-1 & Solicitor
NOTICE OF TAX ORDINANCE
| In accordance with the provisions
of the Act of June 25, 1947, P. L.
| 1145, as amended, notice is hereby
| given that pursuant to authority
| contained in the said Act, Moun
{ Joy Borough Council intends to
i pass a tax ordinance which will in-
| clude the imposition of a per capi=
ta or head tax in the amcunt of $8.~
| 00 to be paid in the year 1950 by
each resident of the said Borough
twenty-one years of age or over.
The Borough estimates that. it will
| derive $15,928.00 ‘revenué from said
| tax. In the judgment of the Bor-
{ ough Council, imposition of said tax
| is made necessary to meet interest
| and amortization requirements on
| the Borough indebtedness incurred
| for new fire engine, and for general
| borough purposes, which real estate
taxes will be insufficient to cover.
WILLIAM F. BRIAN,
"6-3 Secretary