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VIE STORY, MOUNT JOY,
ANT, FLORIN, T'A
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RS ne A
J. N. BENDER. SALUNGA. PA f Hm Isome Tollywood film died Wedn: sday morning at Lebh- |
Ronald Reagan, who served in the n
A rT Forces during World Wap (@nen at the age of 167 years. Mi
; ,,, LE, pays tribute to war veterans by [Stchler, who was born on a farm
GOI TODOS OND ou | purchasing Buddy Poppy from! lintvillle "
0 anot Warner star, Doris Day, near Flintvillle, was a farmer, tin-
G a : : ..
aia y v RA R Q | lovely songoiress-actress wire was Smith and roofe broommakex
—-Y P74 \\ 1! Have Your AW /NINGS 3 | selected VW, National Buddy [hardware clerk and factory work-
A an ao Poppy airl for 1950. The red pop- . Viiv
Made Now! Ql pic made by disabled service. | during his life time
Q | nen Proceeds from the sale are He is well known here having
Jraet Now-Pay Later! h | for Riu seis ing Ang resided in town for a munber of
| ol assistance o Widows dng
orphans of deceased veterans yeurs
smplete Awning AT ap
. | ai y
Service! # THE ROTARY SENIOR DANCE js, Abram Risser :
ot 0 Pp ) fe COV =
IN HI AUDITORIUM MAY 25 Mrs. Bertha G. Risser, fifty-sev
+ ' 3 dc ST
1 Fy The Rotary Senior dance will helen. wile of the Re Abram. M. Ris
{ held in the high school auditorium S€7, Manheim R2, diel at her home |
I on Thursday, May 25th from g.30| after a four months’ illness. She |
J t to 11:30 P. M. twas a daughter of Mrs. Louis: |
CRI iETIAN 2 Senior students, and a guest if! Gantz Snavely, Manheim R2, and |
& | they desire to bring onk,’ will be/the late Rev. John B. Snavely and
@ admitted free. No other high school Was a membe f the Mennonite
writ 3 or grade school student will be Church. Besides her mother ang
| admitted. husband, she is survived by a
. Tickets are now on sale. There daughter, Mrs. Clyde Metzler, of
X, Wing $100 2 will be refreshments and cards in- Manheim R2. Five grandchildren
& 134 tie i A | eluding canasta. land two brothers: Menno G., and
3 SDD John CG. Snavely. both of Manheim
SC
15-tf
COOH)
Don’t Forget the
MIDDLETOWN, PA.~MINDAY,
Big All-Day Sale at
WAY 15
9:39 Sharp, Time
bond 9 =n Fs
260 HEAD SELLING
fv. FVIRY ANIMAL BI.OOD TESTED & GOOD
~~ CHART GUARANTEED >
Registered Canadian Cows, Hellers, Bulls and
Calves. Penna, Grade Holste'n Bred
fieifers, Heifers.
Also dd Grade (
ell Guernseys exactly at 9:30 sharp.
a
\
"New grate Holsteins, We » over 200 heifers for ture, also
lo of August Cows, runs up (0/15 months {
Sanam fonctions WARD VIEW FARMS
F.ttew, Pedigrees Cc. S. b & Ceo.,, CGwners
18-21
. REL RT SR
Ea
& 3 A i E
6 Rooms and Bath
HOT WATER HEAT
Garage. Semi Detached
Fueellent Location, Coosd Condition
PRICE $7500
\ iw:
& NY | Ya ¥
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH, Realtor
12. 8. DURE ST. LANCASTER, PZNNA.
DIAL 829%
2IG PY JBLIC
STH IN THE NOTED G
BRED AND
carefully selected from
THUR
$s TSS)
M 2]
i chen
3 Fl ;
a wo $C a 4
5¢ RECISTERED
i5 GRADES
I. B. Accredited, Bang
eligible for shipment into an
LOCATION: At Jav M. Brubaker Farm, WILLOW STREET
LU
VILLAGE, Pa.. 4 m
Routes 72 and 222.
40 Bred and Open
— 17 Fresh and Close
8 Service Bulls f
dams cn 2-time
and New
DAUGHETRS OF THESE
® Lguxmont Admiral Lucifer
® I Rag Apple Bas
& Sir Tovarich Ormesby 5
and other popular shes of the
30UY WITH CONFIDENCE AT
—TPenna’s oldest established
ef satisfied buyers.
SAVE MONEY — SAVE
Cale at 12:68 Neon. hot dinner or
FOC? THE BFST IN CATTLE,
Yogardless of how busy yeu ave,
UY YOUR
R.
SALES MANAGER &
FARL L. GROFF. Local Representative,
{
SDAY,
York Staie
WELL-KNOWN SIRES SELL:
HEIFERS HIRE—
AUSTIN
a
£9 ap
SALE
CERIFS FEATURING
HEIFERS
Penaa,
18th
ARDEN SPOT
OPEN
Southen:
MAY
leading stern irerds,
calihiond vaccinated
Certified. majority
v. state.
iles south of Lgncaster, just off
Heifers, majority due in carly fall,
Springing Cows and First Calf Heifers,
350 1h. up to 855 lb. fat, record
Two each ficm goed Ohio
Every one is outstanding.
rem
ince:
herds.
@ Dunloggin De Var
© Dunloggin Supreme
Southeastern Pa. Artificial Assoc.
TIS GARDEN SPOT EVENT
Holstein consignment sale. Hundreds
TIME — SAVE TRAVEL
lunch available.
COME TO THIS SALE
vou will save money by attending
EARLY AND ILCOK THEM
BACKUS
MEXICO, N. Y.
irasburg, Pa.
COVE
OVER.
AUCTIONEER,,
(From page 1)
retired farmer and a member of
the Silver Spring Evangelical U. B
Church.
Ray F. Staulter
Ray F. Stauffer, 65 years, died
hE this morning (Thursday) at 5:10
at his home on Henry street, Mt.
Joy, alter an illness of tour years
Funeral services will be held on
8 Sunday at the Nissley funeral
i | p.m. at
home at two o'clock with interment
the Eberle
call on Saturday
the
in cemetery Friends
may
funeral home
[Uriah Stohler
i Uriah Stohle
Stimulate your business by adver- | R2.
ising in the Bulletin
- eee | Wg, flarry K. Landis
Furniture For Sale."
CONTACT
GEORGE C.
THEATRE APTS. MT. JOY
HOUCK : at her home. She
Mrs _ Ellen Stehman Landis, sev-
wife of Harry K. Landis,
A died at 1:30 p. m. Friday
was a daughter
{of the late Jacob and Fianna Ben-
Or Mount Joy High School der Stehman and is survived by
ing Recom Suite $100. her husband and six children: Ho-
\ i} tloma $40. WV: ad €. Flizabethtown RD; Steh-
$20. man, Elizabethtown; Miss Mabel
$5. I andis and Miss Anna Mae Landis
Tne i a mirror. 2 twin table both at home; Lena, wife of Ches-
[ amps, 3 rugs jter Encle, Elizabethtown, and Hel-
Jeo Refrigerator en, wife of John Garns, Elizabeth-
$240. town. There also survive nine
i ( hel Gas Stove $130. ix great=grand-
! Bedr n Suit $150. and one sister and four
1 Mattress $25. brothers: Miss Mary Stehman, Mt
Ii bought by ony buyer a Buifet,' Joy: Jac:b Stehman, Minnesota;
il a and pw Portahle Closets John Stehman, Rheems; Milton
Pari Ionia | 0 xa gost Stehman, Mt. Joy: and Clayton
wi en used mnths, Stehman, Florida.
The funeral was hell from the
B rf Miller funeral home at Elizabeth-
on i (town Monday afternoon with in-
Buy
Your
Auto insurance
Before Getting
These Facts
Learn how you can get superior
BROADFORM protection at
substantial savings. Semi-annual
premiums. Strong company with
service in every state.
. check with me
Before you buy .
« . 00 obligation.
Ray N. Wiley
MANHEIM R. D. 2
Phone Landisville 2201
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Operating in lowa as
(lllinois) American Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company
Adds ....
Beauty & Comfort
.. To Your Home |
American Standard
As Seen in Better Homes & Gardens
3 Piece
BATHROOM SETS
$195.00
Complete to Floor
|
3-Piece Colored Sets
$265.95
_ Free estimates on installation
merchandise and
fully guaranteed
Joe L. Heisey Co.
FLORIN, PA.
HEATING & PLUMBING
CONTRACTOR
& Service
3-5798
16-tf
All
Installation Sales
PHONE - MT. JOY
|
wor imaging |
jesentatives
AMERICAN PARMERS
|
aif |
term wt in the Landis graveyard in
[West Donegal Twp.
yp
CLINIC
{ATTENDED USED CAR
[AT NEW CUMBERLAND
Clarence Newcomer, Farl B
iMyers and Robert Bachman, of
| New mer Motors, Inc, attended a
used car clinic held recently by
[the Chevrolet Motg: Division at the
{American Legion Home at New
|Cumberland.
Emphasis was placed on the la-
[test methods of
and trucks for
Chevrolet's
tomcbiles
OK
program
| dealerships unde
used car merchandising
level pe 1 tools,
displayed :
equipment
{and materials were it the
and demonstrations on their
proper use were presented by rep-
at eight leading manu-
en
There is no better way
your business than by local news
wiper advertising.
INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
SPENCER SUPPORTS
to lose
help
not
are guaranteed
they
shape, that's ‘why
keep yours.
MRS. EDYTH B. BRUBAKER
R1, LANCASTER, PA.
Phone Landisville 4974
you
{Mortuary Record
evening 7 to]
|
I
Schaefferstown
reconditioning au- |
re-sale by |
to boos |
4 £3
a ae
1
Plywood Economical
In Many Farm Uses
Brooder Houses Prove
Utility of [Materia
FFarme { finding that
high ength and t f
od Ke ¢ ical
tnd efficier 1 ial te in
portable fa buildi 1
he hog she 1
al I {
A brooder he vb ling
azine report id | of ad
quate 126 \ i nd dry, and
properly light | tt To
gd
bs
feeder”
ally
‘turkey
and economic
Here is a
that is easily
from ex
made tevior plywood
weather can’t harm it it's
easy portability appeals to
farmers.
be conomical, it ould be rel
Vi 1 OW 1] 1.1 I i ot he
trongly built to ( life th
ouk expensiy and Sor up
keep. I Conve 1 t be
( to cl a
Portability, of cc is « rime
impor ce. f I Id
3 | ( 1 oth
Ol + 1 } } 1 3 th
d po { (
tate to mov y e 1
1 and so it )
( e. H Ite I
( 1 ground, hea
in ( re logsened at the
Ends Poultry Chore
ho
Another poultry chore h on
electrified and placed to-
matic basis a ho is
time it 1s a feeding job 1
maljy requires consider: tine
and personal attentic
It is being accompl i on an
mnereasing number of ( 1
farms by mechanical { le ap.
| erated by small motor I'he device
illustrated here is fairly common
in .a number of larger poultry
house Feed and suppl are
placed in the top of the tal
cylinder and then mixed by; 1¢ 1'0-
tating central® shaf hich has
! small paddles attached at the low-
er end. The shaft is | i he
feed is ejected from the bot 1 of
the cylinder by the d-
dles.
their |
1
12-3mo. |
"DRESSMAKING
ALTERA J ! ONS
GIF
ean n Shoppe
19 W. Donegal St, MOUNT JOY
eres Gaon :
EYES EXAMINED iY |
APPOINTMENT
DR. S.- MILLIS
OPTOMETRIST y
BN. MARKET STRERT
RLIZARETHTOWN
Hours
Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5
Ilvenings: Tues. & Sat, 6:30
No Hours Thursday
PHONE: 334)
HATS
MADE and REMODELED |
' Chemical Caponization
Held of Limited Va lue
The question of v el
cal caponization is practica
which poultry raisers ask me
quently. Many county ex
services also rec
questions on the subject,
In experimental the treat-
ment stopped fighting and crowing
among the cocker
“All
has very
assachusetts Collegian
Ma
Is Bgricultural Winner
things considered, it would
that chemical
limited v
» af presen
A 20-year-old Massachusetts col-
lege student whose two and one-
half acre plot of potatoes grossed
him $1,300, has been named cham-
pion farmer-businessman of the
in competition with thou- |
cands of farm youths from more !
than 40 states.
He is Russel} L. Sears, Yr. of
Cummington, Mas who was de-
clared winner of the ninth annual
production arke contest,
Stimulate your business by adver-
tising in the Bulletin,
caponization |
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| The Bulletin,
Wt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, May 11, 1950—3
| FOR SALE: Used Piano and Din-
ing Room Suite. K. E. Franklin,
Sale Register
Monday, May 15-—All day sale at ' Columbia R1, Newtown. 19-1p
Middletown, 300 head cows. heifers | ===
yearlings by C. S. Erb & Co. Grand | FOR SALE: Used One-wheeled
View arm, #30 am. D.S.T Trailer, good condition. Robert
Eeamenderfer, phone 3-5082, 19-tf
[Friday, May 19 -On the premises | = ee
he former Win, Strickler farm, on We desire to express our grati-
road from Mt. Joy to Newtown, tude and thanks té our friends,
household goods and antiques by neighbors and relatives for their
Ms W. H Strickle md El | kindnesses ahd expressions of
Myers. Sale at 7 p.m. Walter Dupe pathy in the recent loss of our
mother, Dorothy and Russell Myers
the aucioncel
- 19-
Suturdny, Mes the | peer
Aura 2 25 In th Vi PHOTOGRAPH THE BLOSSOMS
9 SD a rh, i \ BF in Colo has all size color
hs | 1 4 ope Avenue, | sim Avgus color slide cameras re-
ti LW " I yi B 3 DIT & | luced to $24.59. Will make a swell
1 ) mn Ww \ o » : y Ww
| LB dda unm OE gift. Vietor Klahy Shop,
o'clock. Walter Dupes, Auet Middletown 19-1
rr - - ny ie i.
FOR SALE
Sealed proposals will be received
and publicly opened and read by
the Supervisors of East
Township, Lancaster
Bank in Maytown, Penna,
8:00 o'clock E. S. T. June 2nd., 1950
for their seasons requirements of
Stone.
Proposal forms, Specifications,
Form of Contract and Instructions
to bidders may be obtained at the
heme of, or writing to Harold B.
Endslow, Secretary, Board of Sus
pervisors, Marietta Rl, Penna.
All proposals must be upon the
form furnished by the undersigned.
H. B. ENDSLOW
Secretary of Board
PUBLIC SALE
19-2
0
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FRIDAY, MAY 19th, 1950.
at 7p. m.
On the premises in Rapho Twp.
the road from
on Mount Joy to
Newtown,
General Electric Refrigerator,
Bedroom Suite, Living Room. Suite,
Pooch Furniture, Rockers, Mirrors,
Clocks, China, Glass, Cooking utens
sils.
ANTIQUES — Chest of drawers,
Desk, Drop Leal Table, Tilt Top
Table, Beds, Rockers, Chests, Cov=
erlet.
MRS. WILLIAM H. STRICKLER
MR. & MRS. EARL. MYERS
| Walter Dupes, Auct.
Aligu'ppa, Peunsylvania 2.Story Residence, 5 rooms, all cone
Queen Aliquippa. of the Lenni enience enclosed porch, 2-car
Indian tribe ruled villages wrage. Corner property in Florin,
0 he Mono cl nd Ohio Riv Price $10,500
4 She Jent assistance lo George 5 NISSLEY GINGRICH
Washington when he w into the | Duke lari
Oh Valley. 1 hich now | 12 5. Duke St, x T 1
a havea: 4 Sout: 30. vile Dial 8290 12-tf
| from on the Ohio Riv- | ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS NEED
er, in the region over which she | Aj PLY for State Farm Mutual
once reigned. Steehmoking began | Auto Insurance. Careful drivers |
in Aliquippa towards the end of | mean fewer claims lower rates
the 15th Century. Today, the town | for you. Uf you're a careful dri-
has a capacity of more than | ver, you too, can enjoy State
| 1,700,000 tons of open hearth, bes- | Farm's complete coverage at low
semer and electric furnace steel rates, Call or come in.
{ . : AMMON R. HOFFER
Pa
Krayhbill, Clerk 18-2
PUBLIC
SALE
Iron Ore 19 David St. Mount Joy, OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
) . 2.04 :
i nati rm New Yo is * the ol Phone 3-540] 19- 1 Rib New .
{ thir arges on ore field 1 e Ce . v " gin i 950
! a = As ; oF Nhe SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: 1| 1, the Borough of Elizabethtown,
den ier on ce um still prepared to service your | at No. 402 Vo South Market Street.
hid oh Tame | machine, any m tke. Sal 164M | I Gas Stove: livi n
deposits in mid-continent, New y Qo goaded
York's huge high-grade iron ore B oe aa a | ard { bbls card table; two bed-
reserves. in. and tha Adivons i" 7 RICE | aa chairs; seeasiona) chalet twa
dack mountains has assumed an Plumbing & Heating be oly io Pe Ie oper Side ro
important position in the mining Phone Mt. Joy 3-4151 151f | clocks; 9x12 ft. living room rug;
| industry
|
SALE: F
| 9x12 ft.
conZoleum rug; large mir-
| ror; radio combination; curtains;
venetian blinds; lawn chairs; dish-
es: cooking utensils; canned fruit;
{and lot of other articles too num
erous mention
Sale to commence at 6:00 p. m,,
when conditions will be made
known by
WARREN DONLEY
Walter Dunes, Auctioneer
D. L. Landis, Clerk 19-1
Wie = FOR ame Gorage 9x18 ft.
Freight Tre fi ean eosily be m wed. Price $175.00.
. Phone Mount Joy 3-4517. 17-tf |
Coal-burning steam locomotives - -
| in 1949 handled about 50 per cent FOR | S SAL E: Mot oro 1 Te lev. Comb.
of the freight traffic, measured in | AM - FM. Perf. Cond. Will sacrifice. |
gross ton-miles, of the Class I rail- | 1 yr. on picture tube. Phone Mt. Joy |
roads, compared with nearly 70 | 3-9474. 14-tf |
er cent in 1946 w » that handle ANTI IRE: a
pe pi il wll Lande ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices |
i Tn fii + oa | for antiques of any description. Mr, |
from less than 10 per cent in 1946 Hart 161 N. Charlotte St Moni 4
OL art, ) : i ol., an= |
{ to about 34 per cent in 1949, he im, Pa. Phone 407. |
‘OR F ARM BUR EAU INSURANCE
cee BENJ. F. GARBER, 518 South
Market St., Elizabethtown, Penna.
hone 23-R. 7-1
Typewriters,
Cleaning the
If long threads
round the
e brushes
Cleaner
tightly bound
y }
caught in
are
evlinder
of the vacu
several places and the
m cleaner,
clip them in
} 4
sho!
Add. Mach’s.,
pieces can be pul
: Registers, Check Writers. New and
ly. An accumulation of th Is wil * y ~ : :
o i on ig : crease n the Cl ) ] Used, J. M. Encle, E. Hirh St Ei
) it : 4 at a “| Elizabethtown, ‘phone 14). 8-18-tf
necessary to run the motor. ——————————————
FOR SALE: Building Lot 62
Cash |
156 on |
| Bring in vour Ifay Machinery, and
| Combines.
FARM MACHINERY
AND HOG SALE
Elizabethtown R. D. 2, Pa.
Phone 442-)-2
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1950
at 10 A. M. (DS.T.)
35 TRACTORS
and Used, All Makes
300 PIECES
of All Kinds of Farm Machinery
3—45T AND OTHFR BALERS
at
New
Forcign Trade corner of S. Market and a proposed | a
Foreign trade constitutes an im- | street, Mt. Joy. An “A” zone loca- | 200 HOGS AND SHOATS
portant part of New York state's | tion. Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy. | CARS AND TRUCKS
business activity, According to the 1-1§ 2 LOCUST POSTS
New York state department of | rm © Also New 50-T Balers & New
commerce. the four customs dis- FOR SALI: H. Farmall tractor; B | Holland Balers, New J. D. and Al-
tricts in the state handle about halt | N- Farmall tractor; cultivator and | lis Chalmers Combines.
the entire dollar volume of the im. |corn planter, Oliver 60 with culti- | Pring in your machinecy, Dealers
le rd RE the ati. | vator, Massev Harris High Braun | Farm ors, Everybody invited to Sell
ai I ing Bo : Of ule COM. isc plow, Oliver Orchard disc, [and Buy.
nents Hie tH Tractor weeder, Weeder Hog Har-!| Terms: Cash. Next Three Sales—
Sol C il i row Paul Hiestand, Marietta. Phone | Wednesday, June 7; Saturday, June
Sulfur-Bottom Whale 3 12-tf | 17: Wednesday, July 5. 1950.
The largest animal ever to in. | = G. K. WAGNER'S
habit the earth or its waters is I BUY all kinds of scray. iron, rol V.achinery and Hog Auction
till in existence. The sulfur-bot- | se 1 Home wood. Guy D. Spiftler. | Horst, Heisey, Diffenbaugh, Wag-
tom whale, which sometimes | Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf | ner, auctioneers. 19-2
weighs 150 tons, urpasses ni mm TTT 1
weight and size even the giant Ci NOT T1C E ! AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN
dinosaurs of the Age of Reptiles feclicn 523 of the School Code| ORDINANCE APPROVED MAR.
he | reauizes that this notice be given 2, 1931, REGULATING TRAFFIC
Calendar’s Step-child to the voters of East Donegal Town- AND PARKING OF VEHICLES.
Febr 7 Bild of ship, namely that at its meeting of | It is hereby ordained by the Bor-
“ebrurs Vy, he stench d » . | A
cal mam rin th } 4 0 | the Board of Fducation hell on [ough Council of the Borough of
cal ndar, origina wd A days. | April 11, said Board prepared a | Mount Joy, Lancaster County. Pa.
February did not become a misfit | proposed budget for the school year | {hat an ordinance approved March
until, Julins Cae and Emperor | 50-51, The proposed budget is av- | 2 1931, entitled “an ordinance reg-
Augustus each stole jone of eb. to any tax pryer who mav | ylating troffic, parking and use of
ruary’s days to add to their name- | interest themselves by calling at | the highways in the Borough of
akes, July and August | the office of the Supervising Prim- | Mount Joy, Pa., and prescribing
ce — {cial at the High School building. | penalties for violation thereof is
Sewing Hazards Unless objections are heard the |ymended as follows:
If the bedroon used as a sew- [date set for final action and, SECTION 1. The title of said or-
ing room, take care that pins, reed- | the adoption of the aforesaid bud- | ginance is amended to read as fol-
les. scissors, ete. are not left about will be on Friday evening, May | |ows: An ordinano: regulating traf-
, 9¢ fire
for the babv to find. A pin in the | Zo | fic, parking. and the use of high~
bottom of an adult's bare foot is no ‘ip H. D. McMULLEN, | ways in and of parking lots operat-
joke, either 18-2 Secretary | ed by the Bore ugh Mount Joy,
i eo 1 presc-ibing penalties,
- i ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE [an Pp
State Bird for N, H. | Estate of Gilbert C. Hoffman, de- | SECTION 2. The following sub-
[section is added to Section 2 of said
New Hampshire legislators are | ordinand:
having trouble selecting an offi- Letters of Administration on said (¢) No motor vehicle (whethes in
Hal ‘state bird. Poultry ont e<.ate having been granted to the | x
Clal Siate hirg trymen want : ind [ running condition or not) which is
ti fan: Nii: Tre hire | undersigned, all persons indebted |
the utilitarian New Hampshire thereto are requested to make im. not duly regi istered 0" which. sloes
chicken, while birdlove prefer | "0% re 7 not bear current registration plates
A En mediate payment, and those having
the pert, snow-loving chickadee. Maio : Td shall be allowed to remain on any
claims or demands against the same :
mere —— wil racers therm -withont delay $01 of the streets. olleys or highways
Acre of Pine » {of the Boroueh for mm» than sev-
ettlement to the undersione
In most northern forests an acre EVA A. HOFFMAN | entv-two hours: nor shall any such
3 A. hind > Bla -
of pine will grow enough wood in ¢/o Arnold, Bricker & Beyer vehicle be placed or erm
one year to make newsprint for a 110 E. King Street ted to remain on any parking
24-page edition of a daily paper Lancaster, Pa.
with a circulation of a little over | Arnold. Bricker & Beyer
5,000 Attormevs 15-6
EO PERS By Owen P. Bricker
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
= Estate of Christian D. Musselman
late of Manheim Twp., Pa. dec’d.
Letters testamentary on said
Bulle tin Ac tvertis sert
es-
dersigned, all persons indebted |
Rates for classified advertising in
ance,
| owned. operated or maintained by
{ Borongh.
SECTION 3. Section 10 of said n=
) .
[ A'parve is amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section 10. Anv person violating
ony of the provisions of this ordin-
uron conviction thereof be-
fore the Burgess or any Justice of
tate having been granted to the un- | the Peace of the Boroueh of Mount
sen‘tneed to pay a
One $1.00)
Joy shall be
| fine of not less than
thereto are requested to make im-
this column are: mediate payments, and those having | Dollar nor more than Ten ($10.00)
3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢ | claims or demands against the same, | Collars together with costs of pros-
Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢ | will present them without delay for |°cutien, and in default of
Each add. insertion, per line .... 8¢ | for settlement to the undersigned | thereof, to undergo imprisonment
residing at Landisville, Pa. | fers a veriod rot to exceed fifteen
FOR SALE: Oil Burner with tank, JENNIE B. NOLT | (15" days; provided, however. that
[Walter Mateer, Florin. Phone Mt. | James N. Lichtner Executrix | in case cf conviction of any offense
Jov 3-9531 18-2 Lancaster, Pa., Att'y 15-6 | for which thrre shall be a partic-
SALE: | ADMINIST RATRTX NOTICE
late | 905,
| of
in accord with such statutory pro=
vlar menalty prescribed bv the Act
f Assembly of May 1, 1929, P. L.
as amended, or any other Act
Assembly. the sen¥y>nce shall be
Each day on which a ve-
remains in violation of sub=
persons indebted | section (c¢) of Section 2 of this or-
B nance, as amended, shall consti-
against the | Ordained Mav 1. 1950.
FOR Shenandoah Brooder,
501 cap., usec } ory season. Phone | Estate of Clayton B. Landis,
Mt. Jov 3-4929. 19-1 |of Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co.,
_- meres meme + POTS
FOR SAI E: Sepco 50 gal. electric | Letters of Administration on said | | vision.
| water heater, slightly used. Phone | pstate having been granted to the | | hicle
Mt. Joy 3-311. | undersigned, all
FOR SALE: Mixed Hay. no fain. | Bett are requested to make im-
JE B. Monn Mont Sov | mec iate payment, and those having | tut a sererate offense.
19-2 » | claims or demands
same, will present them without |
J. ROBRFRT KFLLER
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for 3 , | delav for settlement to the der. | President of Council
paperhanger, call Earl C. Brubak- Signed. Attest:
er, Rl, Lancaster. Ph. Landisville CORA B. LANDIS | William F. Brian,
1374 19-1f Administratrix Borough Secretary
me ee ner tee R. F. D. 1, Conestoga, Pa. Approved Mav 1. 1950.
{LOST: License plate. 121.20. Phone | James N. Lightner ELMER L.
Marietta 3-5352. 19-1 J Attorney 16-6 19-1 Burgess
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