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a member of the Kinder-
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Evangelical
She was
hook Congregational
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presiden: of
membér and past
the Women's Mission=
Society of the church
and a
ary
Besides her husband she is sure
vived by five children.
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| Mrs. Frances H. Martin
| Mrs. Frances H. Martin, seventy-
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Sweet Corn
Acreage
WANTED
FOR FREEZING
(Limited Acreage)
AND DRYING
Price for freezing corn
$19.00 jer tom
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Price for drying corn
$17.00
(SEED FURNISHED I'REE)
No for harvesting and
hauling.
charge

Have Your AWNINGS
Made Now!
Order Now-Pay Later!
Complete Awning
Service!

Call Columbia 48101 or write
Haldeman's Upholstering & Awning’ Shop
11th and Spruce Streets, COLUMBIA, PA.
15-1
300 CIO!

widow of Amos H. Martin, died
Sunday at
one,
at 11 a.m the home of]
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. |
and Mrs, Paul A. Martin, Donegal
Springs Road, at the western boro
limits, after an illness of several |
months, Bom in Rapho Twp, she
was a daughter of the late Jacob
ind Rebecea Bender Hostetter and
a thember of the Crossroad’s Breth-
Christ Church.
Rhoda,
with whom she
ven in Surviving is
one daughter, wife of
A. Martin,
Paul |

resided;
four grandchildren, one great
jm ind these brothers and
| sister: Harvey Lb. Hostetter, Silver
Spring, Joseph B. and Eli B. Hos-
and Lavina B. wife of Isaac
| fetter,
Eshleman, all of this place.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon in the Cross Roads
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| Brethren
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in Christ church with in=
terment in Mt. Tunnel cemetery,
El.zabethtown.
Mrs. Henry ky Hess
Mrs. Emma G. Hess, seventy-one,
wife of Elder Henry L. Hess, died
the Neffsville Brethren
She was a former resident
and Elder Hess was
and East Fair-
Church of the
were
| Monday at
| Home.
cf Rapho Twp
i elder of
district of
The
Chicques
the
couple
[ view
Brethren. stew=
[ ards at the Brethren Home for eight
| years until their retirement four
| vears ago since which time they|
have lived at the !
Home. !
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Someone starts buying;
When someone starts buying,
Someone starts selling;
When someone starts selling,
Someone startsgmaking;
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endless chain.
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Someone starts working;
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Someone starts earning;
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the merchant who doesn’t advertise |
and advertise regularly is doing noth.
ing if he isn’t breaking links in this
Simply Dial 3-9661 Mt. Joy, and a skiled ad writer of The Bulletin, a newspaper |
brimful of reader interest—about everything that happens in this community—will
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Well Managed Hogs are Profitable to Raise

These 10 brood sows at the Purina Research Farm at Gray Summit,
Mo., produced 179 hogs which weighed 234.8 pounds at 6 months, on
the average. Based on current market prices for pork, as compared
to corn and feed costs, these sows grossed a prafit of approximately
487, on their litters, or approximately $12.80 per hog. According to
the records kept on the experiment, good management is largely
responsible for the margin of profit for the hog raiser,

these hogs would have sold for
slightly more than $7,000.
The records, accurately kept
during the experiment, show the
179 hogs, the 10 sows, which are
on a 2 litter-per-year program,
and the boar, consumed more
Hog profits can be increased
with good management practices,
recent experiments at the Purina
Research Farm at Gray Summit,
have indicated.
According to E.
rector of Research for
B. Powell, Di-
the Rals-
ton Purina Company, a profit of | than 2,599 bushels of corn valued
approximately $12.80 a hog was | at $3,576, and less than $1,200
made, based on the records of 10 | worth of Sow and Pig Chow,
D & F Chow and Hog Chow.
From breeding the sows to
weaning the litters, corn, Sow &
sows and their litter which were
placed on the experiment.
The 10 sows produced 179 pigs
which average 234.8 pounds at 6 | Pig Chow and D & F Chow were
months, totaled 42,025 pounds of | fed, while Hog Chow and corn
pork. Based on the average mar- | was the ration from weaning to

ket price of hogs in mid-winter, | marketing.

with his eighty-five-year-old
Tm
Sinktops & Counters
Kitchen & Bathroom Wall Tile ther,
Tile Floors Venetian Blinds : gre cousins te |
they ho man family in Maytown |
LEONARD L. SAFKO which Michael is ninety-three, |
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Phone 13-3491 - Mt. Joy, x 0 i im, cighty-four: and Norman
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12 N. Prince St, Lancaster, Pa.
Phone 7136 15-1

PUBLIC SALE of
REAL ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Saturday, April 29, 1950
The undersigned will sell at the following described property
located in Mount Joy Township, on the road leading from Grand-
view Scho Mt. Pleasant Church
ACRES OF GROUND

| to Risser’s Mill, near
TWO AND ONE HALF
on which is erected a

9.-Roem HOUSE
with WASH HOUSE attached,
Pipeless Furnace

32 ft. Slate
HOUSE
at House
Roof
=i ay
BANK BARN 2x
20x50 FT. CHICKEN
Cistern, a good Well of water
Household Goods
Enamel Majestic Stove, good condition; Perfection Oil Stove
with baker, Old-fashioned Cupboard, Kitchen Cabinet, Zinc lined
Sink, 2 Parlor tables, cne with marble top; small tables, Wing table,
2 extension tables, old-fashioned bureau, 4 rockers, cain seated
and other chairs, 6 old-fashioned chairs, 6 beds, springs and mat-
tresses, dresser, with mirror; 2 washstands, white metal washstand,
old-fashioned desk, Minnesota sewing machine, two 9x12
6x9 rug, small rug, homemade carpet, comforter, spread and pil-
lows, lot of dishes, cooking utensils, mirrors, crocks, coal oil lamps,
lanterns, bologna slicer, knives, forks, spoons, 8-day clock, copper
kettles, meat bench, butcher tools, 1 and 2 gt. jars, Bu. crates, lawn
White

rugs,
mower, computing scale, carpenter tools, 2 sets pipe cutting, tools,
digging iron, wire fence stretcher, steel posts, hot bed sash, hand
sprayer. steel wheelbarow, used lumber for 12x24 Brooder House,
2 couches, chest, cradle, sofa, 3 clothes trees garden tools 2 butcher
kettles, mail box and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at one o'clock on Saturday, April 29, 1950,
Real Estate will he sold at 2:30 p. m. Terms and conditions will be
made known by SIMON F. SHERER
ELAM F. SHERER
Administrators of the Estate of
Elizabeth B. Sherer, dec’'d
Chas S. Frank, Auct.
Herr & Kraybill, Clerks
Carl Herr, Attorney
Ephraim Hoffman
| had difficulty in getting their fair |
share of feed alongside the larger
| hogs.
Therefore, he arranged his pigs
| {0 weening
| new record of this

Ringold Lady Dora
Garners Extra Star
First Sow Ever To Raise
Nine Champion Litters
America's champion production
sow, the most prolific purebred sow
in the country, has added still
another star to her crown,
One hundred and five pigs raised
the remarkable
queen of the
age 1S
hog
and only sow of any
production star
worldy the first
breed to raise nine
| hitters,
| must be eligible for registration
The sow gains a star in her breed |
prodaction registry books each
time she repeats the performance,
The champion, Ringold Lady Do-
ra. No. 753,056, a Hampshire owned
|
{TELEVISION SALUTE TO , Plice rodeo acts staged at William
SAFETY PATROLS SUNDAY son Field of Franklin and Marshall
A program entitled “Sentinels of College. The Mount Joy High
Safety” will be presented ove; Tel- | S¢ ‘hool Band and the Mount Joy |
. . . : Safety Patrol will be shown in the |
evision Station WGAL, Lancaster,| !
| | parade film.
|Sunday afternoon, April 30th, from| ee tl er ee
{3 to 3:30, daylight time, as a salute
{to the School Safety Patrols of Lan-
performance
| qualifying litter
a
To qualify for production
fry, by the purebreed a
sociations, a sow must raise a lit-
ter of at least 8 pigs to a minimum
weight of 320 pounds
of birth. The pigs must be ap-
proved breed type, free from fault
dr defect, and at least half of then

world,
the hog
Dora, first and
raise nine lilters
breed production
registry honors is shown ac-
companied by latest litter
which weighed 269 pounds at
the 56-day weaning date.
Queen of
Ringold Lady
only sow to
to qualify for
by Meadowlark Farms, Inc. of Sul-
Indiana, has repeated that
nine times. Her first
was farrowed Sep-
tember 6, 1944, Since then she has
farrowed and. raised spring
fall litters without a single interrup-
livan,
caster City and County. A feature
of the program will be moving pic- (From Page 1)
tures of last year's Patrol parade hacco but never smoked. He enjoys
and rally .in Lancaster, including his coffee each day and follows
the trained dogs and other State iegular routine of rising early each |
ET 5 mcrning and retiring at 7 p. m. | tion, and has raised an average of
Mr. Hefman is a son of the late! 9.5 pigs per litter. She has far-
$ FORMICA Mr. ard Mrs. Michael M. Hoffman, | rowed a total of 129 pigs and has
Maytown, and at present resides
bro-|
| uet,
raised 105 of them herself.
Her ninth star litter, farrowed
this past fall, consisted of 10 pigs,
for registra-
nine of them eligible
tion. They had a litter weight of

the weaning

369 pounds at
age.
During that period her
and feeding was watched carefully.
She
corn,
breeding
was fed
oats, a pelletized dairy prod-
some meat scrap or tankage,
little bran,
falfa meal prior
Ing.
to each farrow-
within 56 days |
and |
a ration consisting of
|
and alfalfa pasture or |
The Bulletin,
. Sale Register
| Saturday, Apr. 20--On the prem-
|ises in Mount Joy Township, 24
acres ground, 9-room house, bank
barn, chicken house. household
goods by Simon F. Sherer, Elam F.
| Sherer, Adms. of the Estate of Eliz-
beth B. Sherer decd. C. S. Frank,
Auet, Sale at 1 p.m
April 28--On the premises
between Mt. Joy & Florin,
114 story brick bungalow by Floyd
[Gordon and Rachael Gordon. Wal-
ter Dupes, Auct. Sale at 7 p.m,
Saturday, May 6—-On the premis-
Village of Florin, entire
goods, Kitchen
antiques by
Sale at 12 M.
Friday,
midway
es in the
lot f household
furniture and some
Mrs. J. N. Hershey.
C. S. Frank, Auct.
May 19—-On the
Wm. Strickler farm, on
vcad from Mt. Joy to Newtown,
houschold goods and antiques by
Mrs. W. H. Strickler and Farl
Myers. Sale at 7 p. m. Walter Dupes
is the auctioneer.
Wp
Friday, premises
the former
manager of the
Co=op..
acreage
Hess,
Tobacco
{ Mark 8
County Growers’
predicts a 2,060 increase in
this year.
CLASSIFIED |

Yates for classified advertising in
| this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum 35¢
Over 3 lines, per line 10¢
Each add. insertion, per line .... 8¢
| WANTED: Furnished house or
apartment. Call Major
| Masietta 6-2051.
Roller folding cot,
used. Phone Mt.
16-2
FOR SALE:
hran 1 ew, never
Joy 3-3423.
H. L. RICE
Plumbing & Heating
Phone Mt. Joy
FOR SALE: F
can be
Phone Mount Joy
FOR SALE: Two Men's suits,
| coat, medium size, Oxford
trousers. Mattress for
| excel. cond. Phone Mt.

9x18 ft.
$175.00. |
17-tf |
rame Garage
moved. Price
3-4517.

top-
double be:
Joy

FOR SALF: Olympic watches with
vour choice “Speidel” watchband
{ attached at nc extra cost.
Watch Shop, Chocolate Ave,
Penna.
| LAWN ROLLER FOR RENT: Now |
is the time to roll your lawn. Call
Chas Z. Derr, Dial Mt. Joy 3-5462.
15-3p
Florin |
17-1

profitable Raw-
WANTED: Man for
leigh business in town of Mt.
| Must be satisfied with good living
at start. Write Rawleigh's Dept.
PND 647-101, Chester, Pa. 16-2

Grain-Blower

AR Pass
This grain blower, made on
an Illinois farm, is constructed
from scrap l4-guage steel for
the case and angle iron for
the frame. It is all arc welded.
Grain is fed into the blower by
an augur feed.
New Pig-Feeding System
Paying Off for Farmers
A pig-feeding device which might
be adopted profitably by
swine raisers has been developed
in northeastern California.
The *‘pig strainer,” as it is pop- |
ularly known, was invented by
Steiner who lives in Modoe county
Cedarville.
near
A new kind of creep, the *‘strain-
er” sorts pigs out by size at feed-
ing time.
about:
buttermilk
a creamery at Alturas which |
of the ration to
Here's how it
Steiner purchased
from
he feeds as
came
part
his hog
ary to feed the pigs accord-
the small animals
necess
ing to size, since
at the trough where the
and concentrates are fed in
a way that, by using creeps,
hogs naturally
according to size.
such
the

' Tree Roots Troublesome
J | thing) kindly remember the Bulletin |

When Invading Sewers
Tree roots mean trouble
they grow into sewers.
ging to free clogged drains can be
when
avoided by a simple practice,
George Adamson, of the Michigan|
state agricultural college, recom-
mends use of copper sulfate or|g-
blue vitriol in freeing sewers ol}
free roots that may be causing |
stoppages.
These moderately fine crystals |
dissoive ehsily
a ll
When in need of Printing. (any- |
many |
Jess |
s. He figured out that it was
buttermilk |
arranged themselves |
Costly dig- |
[disc
| row.
|
2- Story Residence,

FOR SALE: ABC Electric Ironer
and a Boone Kitchen Cabinet with |
J rand cleck. Call Mrs. George |
Bowes, Mt. Joy 3-4890. 17-1t |
FOR SALE: T-room house. with |
all conveniences, in Florin. Phone |
Mt. Jey 3 9531 after 4 p. m. 17-1p
NEW CASTLE FILMS to show
SMM. and 16MM $1.75 - $2.75. Just
out 23 new Viewmaster reels, 3 for
$1.0. Viewmaster Stereoscopes $2.
| Projectors $9.95. Victor Klahr, The
Kod: ik Man, Middletown. 17-1
F "OR SAL E:
McLain cast iron
| Complete with grates,
| ft. hot water radiation.
| tion. Inquire Phone Mt.
fire boiler,
cap. 385 sq.
Good condi-
Joy 3-3111.
_16- tf
coal
Vinegar 50c per zal.
| Stayman Delicious, Reme Beauty,
| Paradise and Smokehouse apples
sold at storage. Mrs. Kathryn Sny-
der, Florin. Fairview Orchards.
| Phone Mt. Joy 3-9451. 16-2
[FOR SALE: Motorola Telev.
AM - FM. Perf. Cond. Will sacrifice.
| FOR SALE:

1 yr. on picture tube. Phone Mt. Joy
3-9474. 14-tf
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
any descrintion. Mr.
Man-
for antiques of
| Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St.
| heim, Pa. Phone 407.

518 South |
Penna.
7-1f
see BENJ. F.
| Market St.,
| ‘hone 23-R.
GARBER,
Elizabethtown,
| Typewriters. Add. Mach’s., Cash
| Registers. Check Writers. New and
Used. J. M. Enele, 411 E. Hiech St.
| Elizabethtown, ’phone 14J.
FOR SALE: Building Lot 62x156 on
| corner of S. Market and a proposed
street, Mt. Joy. An “A” zone loca-
Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy.
1-tf

| tion.

| FOR RENT: House trailer lots, 25x |
40 {t., in shaded area. Water, elect-
ric and sewage to each trailer. Rec-
| reation room & showers.
| Villa, Elizabethtown R3, Route 241,
one mile from town. Phone Eliza-
bethtown 251W.

Farmall tractor; B
N. Farmall {ractor; cultivator and |
corn planter, Oliver 60 with culti- |
| vator, Massey Harris High Braun
plow, Oliver Orchard disc,
Tractor weeder, Weeder Hog Har- |
Paul Hiestand, Marietta. Phone
3285. 12-tf
[FOR SALE: H.

FOR SALE
porch. 2-car
in Florin,
veniences, enclosed
Corner property
| Price $10,500.
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
REALTOR
{12 S. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa.
Dial 8296

Comb. |

Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 27, 1950—3
FOR SALE: 14 ft. outboard motor
boat with deck, used two months,
Price $150.00 Phone Mt. Joy 3.5258,

I BUY all kinds of Jere. iron, also
sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler,
Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. H=12-1f
FOR SALE
Near Cherry Hill School
8 Acres, 20 Perch Farm Land
All Tillable
Barn, Tobacco Shed
0 House hh
Reasonable Price
LEO I HAIN, INC.
Realtors
33 N. Duke St.
Phone 8131
ENJOY DRIVING? our
right to do so by getting i Sie ie Form
Mutual Auto Insurance,
drivers receive complete —
at lower rates, Remember:
new laws in most states, you ean
lose your license after one accident.
Take no chances. See about State
Farm's complete protection today.
AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 3-9401 17-1

Lancaster, Pa.
15-3

| fied
BIDS ON ROAD OIL & STONE
Sealed Bids will be received by
William F. Brian, Secretary of Mt.
Joy Borough up until 7:00 P, M.
| May 1, 1950 for the 1950 season's
| requirement on Penna. C-2 Lig
| Asphalt and Penna. F-3 Asphalt
| Emulsi on Oil in truck loads applied
to streets under pressure A
| stone to be applied at the sag
e. Quote price per gallon on oil
and price per ton on stone. Certi~
analysis of material to be fur=~
nished must accompany bid.
MOUNT JOY BOROUGH
{15-3 William F. Brian, Sec'y
Larson, |
171 |
3-4151 15-f |
grey |

23-4293. |
17-2 |
Kose.'s |
Joy. |
Used Model 4W19 Weil |
| Florin_and Mount Joy,

ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Fstate of Gilbert C. Hoffman, de-
| ceased
Letters of Administration on said
ec.ate having heen granted to th
undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make ims
| mediate payment, and those having
| claims or demands against the same,
| will present them without delay for
|settlement to the undersigned
EVA A. HOFFMAN
c/o Arnold, Bricker & Beyer
| 110 E. King Street
Lancaster, Pa.
| Arnold, Bricker & Beyer
Attorneys
By Owen P. Bricker
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Christian D. Musselman
late of Manheim Twp., Pa. dec'd.
Letters testamentary on said es-
| tate having been granted to the un-
| dersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payments, and those having
| claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay for
for settlement to the undersigned
| residing at Landisville, Pa.
JENNIE B. NOLT
James N. Lightner Executrix
Lancaster, Pa, Att'y 15-6
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Estate of Clayton B. Landis, late
|of Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co.,
| Penna.
| Letters of Administration on said
| estate having been granted to the
| andersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
15-6

claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed.
CORA B. LANDIS
Administratrix
R. F. D. 1, Conestoga, Pa.
James N. Lightner
Attorney 16-6

PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
FRIDAY EVEN'G, APRIL 28, 1950
On the premises midway between
second place
South of Herr's Garage.
~~. A 1'5 Story Brick
ea Slate roof BUNGALOW
containing five ‘rooms
and bath;
floors in
vapor heat hardwood
dining and living rooms;
asphalt tile in one bedroom;
inlaid
linoleum in kitchen and bath; al-
uminum tile bathroom; plastic tile
kitchen: venetian blinds.
Building in very good repair. Lo-
| cated on lot fronting fifty feet a-
|
2-24-tf |
| session can be had.
|
'OR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE |
|
bind
|
and widening
189
Lancaster Pike
long
feet in the rear,
to ninety-six
feet deep.
Property can be viewed any eve-
ning after 7:00 P. M. during the
week of April 24th. Immediate pos-
7:00 P. M.,
be made
Sale to commence at
when conditions will
known by
FLOYD GORDON and
RACHAEL GORDON

Walter Dupes, Auct.
D. L. Landis, Clerk 15-3
PUBLIC SALE
of
Desirable Building Tract of Two
and Forty-two One-Hundredth
Acres, adjacent to the Borough of
| Elizabethtown, Pa.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29th, 1950
at 2 o'clock P. M.
{On the premises on the Elizabeth-
|
Trailer | mile
town-Lebanon State Highway, 14
North of the Borough of Eli-
zabethtown (formerly part of the
Ezra W. Martin tract), having a
frontage on the North side of said
| highway of 229.53 ft. and extending
!
| in depth of unequal width 300 feet,
more or less.
Well of never failing water on
premises with pump installed.
This is an ideal building site wth
elevation overlooking a large part
| of the Borough.
The location of this lot makes it
| desirable for business development
and also for residence.
5 rooms, all con=- |
|
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12-tf Carl G. Herr, Attorney
Sale to be held on the premises,
Saturday, April 29, 1950 at 2 P. M.
when conditions will be made
known by
GIDEON K. WAGNER
Wm. J. Wagner, Auct.
W. A Herr, clerk
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