ROBERT E. HOFFMAN
Special Agent
H. L. RICE
Plumbing & Heating
Phone 3-415!
MOUNT JOY, PA,
New York Life Insurance Co.
Phone 3.5275
Donegal Springs Road
MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA

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1950
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LANDISVILLE & MOUNT JOY
Phone Landisville 3511 Phone Mount Joy 3-3751

J. C. SNAVELY & SONS, ne.

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telephone service
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This bunny isn’t bugs enough to run when he can get
anywhere in the world in minutes or less just by calling
“Long Distance.” Our bunny also knows that id's a
smart move to call after 6 P.M. and on Sundays, when
the usual low rates are even lower.
Low cost plus lightning-quick service make long dis-
tance calls a “must” for our bunny—and for anyone
who really wants to keep in touch with friends and
family everywhere.
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|| BIG PUBLIC SALE
YOUR 88TH GARDEN SPOT BUYING OPPORTUNITY
THURS., JUNE 22, 1950
At J. M. Brubaker Farm, WILLOW STREET VILLAGE,
PA. 4 miles south of Lancaster, just off Routes 72 and 222,
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{|| Holstein |

; C attle
: 50 REGISTERED
3 10 GRADES 8
All from T. B. Accredited and Bang Certified herds.
: —19 FRESH AND CLOSE SPRINGERS —5 SERVICE AGE BULLS
—15 BRED AND OPEN HEIFERS —5 HEIFER CALVES
wa 3 The entries include a 406 1b. fat record daughter of WINTER-
RS THUR FOBES POSCH TIBER, due right after the sale. Consigned
! by David R. Wilmerding, Berwyn, Pa.
5 Dr. Metin W. Heilman, Tarentum, Pa. consigns 6 nice heifers
. and a service age bull of Carnation breeding.
¥ “ John R. Franke, Jr. Oxford, N. J. is sending 10 nice, well-bred
SE calfhood vaccinated heifers.
vd] i 26 Fenna. breeders consigned and there were 35 Buyers from
4 5 states at the May side.
ason for you to buy more value for less money.
It's an ideal se 1
that is the time to leave your
When others are busy in the fields,
work and come.
: REMEMBER—this is the 88th Garden Spot sale—the oldest es-
fs tehlished month after month consignment sale of Registered and
3 high grade Holsteins in the State of Penna.
MAKE YOUR PLANS TO ATTEND THIS JUNE 22 event.
_R. AUSTIN BACKUS.
SALES MANAGER & AUCTIONEER, MEXICO, N. Y.
EARL L. GROFF, Local Representative, Strasburg, Pa.

| JOINT H.-F. ASSOCIATION ( .
THREE RURAL DAIRYMEN 13 Girl Scouts
Marry K. Shenk, Lewis
A took, (From Page 1)
buildings
dairymen, were admitted to
Messrs
E. Bixler and Joseph
nearby and other are
; Ap After eax “haar ride
membership in the Holstein-Fries- fter a three- hour trip, the girls
camped at Grasse Point State Papk
New York. The park is located at
the base of the International Bridge
between U., S,
they
ian Association of America by un-
animous vote of the Board of Direc
tors at the 65th Annual Convention
of the association in Syracuse, New and Canada.
York this week.
The
the largest dairy cattle registry as-
a total
membership of approximately 40,-
000 breeders of registered Holstein
cattle.
—— —
L 0. 0. F. HELD A MEMORIAL
from the county |
and
Tuesday entered Canada
and continued toward the province
of Quebec
ing through the locks
national Holstein group is
They watched ships go=
the St.
Sault Ca-
bridges
sociation in the world with of
Longue
Lawrence and
nal and also checked
that
on
dairy turned to allow large ships to
through. After traveling thru
Montreal, they Three
Rivers and proceeded to the Exhi-
“Paul Mar=
hospi-
pass
arrived in
Visiting lodges
attended the memorial service
bition (Fair) Grounds.
tin, commissioner, extended
lasting
parade held Monday evening under
the sponsorship of Bainbridge
Lodge No. 627, IOOF, Bainbridge.
The parade ws led by the Mili-
to the group which made a
on the group,”
Tents
impression
the girls and leaders said.
could have been pitched on the fair
tary Canton of the Elizabethtown | : : tate
grounds but since it was raining,
Lodge, members of Encampment 3
Lod of the I R Lod he extended the grounds’ reception
odee and of the Betsy Ross Lodge.
any oh 5% hall and had double-decker beds
| Bainbridge Band provided music : aR
brought into the hall. The Three
and included in the line of march _. ’
! River's baseball teom, a

| :
| were Boy and Girl Scouts and
{ team of the Brooklyn Dodgers was | racing,
school children of the areas. Levi . ot We
| i to play Syracuse Tuesday evening |
{ Hershey, Elizebethtown, was the . |
i and the Scouts were invited to be
guest speaker.
dares the guests of the manager, Marcel
3 De Frassne. After it rained, the]
Mrs. Emma Young, widow of \ oo
game was cancelled so the Tair
Elias S. Young, died this morning
id re grounds roller skating rink was op=
at her home at Chickies.
7:45 a. m. : . :
¥ ened especially for the evening.

According to previous arrange-
| ments through correspondence be-
tween Mrs. Albert and the English
HATS
MADE and REMODELED ||
em bf Gil Guide leader
DRESSMA KING | Mrs. A. J. Lewis, twenty-five Girl
ALTERATIONS
GIFTS
in Three Rivers,
Guides in full uniform came out to
the grounds to welcome the Mount

M J Sh {Joy Scouts. In one group, the
argaret ean oppe Scouts and Guides sang songs
{ 19 W. Donegal St, MOUNT JOY § | known by both, and talked about
- | {he Scouts’ trip and about Girl
| PUBLIC SALE | Guides. The Mt. Joy Scouts were
Saturday, June 24th, 1950 | presented with Canadian Girl
On Henry Street, in the Borough | Guide friendship pins which were
{of Mount Joy, Lane. Co., the fol-
| lowing: |
2: ~ nada. The wr skat-
| Columbia Range, Coal Oil Stove, | symbol of Canada. The roller skat
[New Electric Kelvinator Refriger-
ator, Two Bedroom Suites, Chests,
Tables, Two Antique plank bottom
| in the shape of a maple leaf, the
party was held for both groups
at
Scouts treated the
ing
and the end of the evening, the
Lan-
| Guides to
Rockers, Odd Chairs. Sideboard, castor County pretzels and Hersh
> . . . . as wr ) J «¢ (
! Kitchen Cabinet, Radio, Victrola, E> Y I ay >
qugs, Guns, Tools, Brass Kettle, | ¢Y kisses and sang taps in an in-
Wednesday
before the group depart-
| Dishes, ete. ternational circle
| Sale to start at 1:30 P. M. | morning,
MRS. RUTH STAUFFER ed
| Lloyd Landvater, Th
| Auctioneer
the press teck a group picture
and it appeared in the English and
|
‘Water Lilies Gold Fish
Tropical Fish
Everything for your
"POOL or AQUARIUM |
St. Maurice Valley Chronicle.
| ed on a guided tour of the
| They the Shrine Ste
Anne's de Beaupre which was built
the 16th
{ Montm recy
than Niagara Falls.
visited of
century,
Falls
| in
which are high-
VISIT
| ’ | er
| NOLT S PONDS | On Thursday, they re-entered
| SILVER SPRING, PA. | the United States through New
| ae : England and camped at Lafayette
| 7 miles West of Lancaster State Park, N. H. Friday they
on Route No. 340
went to the top of Mt. Cannon, N.
H., by an aerial lift.
| | They received their greatest de-
Heilig light that day when they
the Flume in the White Mountains
Funeral Home
23 W. Main St, Mount Joy |
viewed
which shows traces of the glacial
movement.
The only casulty of the trip was
one blow-out, in Quebec. The price
and then the]
{
| of a new tire and tube to replace it|
JAMES B. HEILIG, | .
Funeral Director | W28 $40.48. The girls covered seven
states and two provinces and trav-
eled 1675 miles.
ID AP AU —

EYES EXAMINED BY Robert Swope
APPOINTMENT ’
{ (Fiom nage 1)
DR. S. MILLIS | cultural Award for his efforts dur-
OPTOMETRIST | ing the past year.
Jay Ginder, another Senior FFA
59 N. MARKET STREET x i eg
ELIZABETHTOWN boy, along with James Garber was
awarded the annual Musser Award
Hours:
Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5
Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 - 8
No Hours Thursday
PHONE: 334) boys.
The
for its championship efforts in win-
Lancaster County FFA
| Basketball Play-offs last March.
Members of the team were Harry
Hershey, Vernon Hawthorne, James
chapter

Don’t ==
Buy
Your
Auto Insurance
Befole Sa Pats ETOH
| | PLANNED AT MIDDLETOWN
| Learn how you can get superior
| ens, Richard Schatz and Bruce
| Bernhard. |
The next meeting will be July 3,
| at 6:30 p. m.
tll

Haprisburg Pike traffic is being
: { detoured around Middletown since
PROAD FORM. Division a' Monday to permit construction of a
. premiums. Strong company with | highway thru
| service in every state. | the borough.
| Before you buy . . check with me U. S. Routes
« . 00 obligation.
Ray N. Wiley
MANHEIM R. D. 2
Phone Landisville 2201
four-lane concrete
322-422 will carry
|
|
|
| Hockersville and south on
| 340 to Elizabethtown.
{
| miles longer than the regular route,
| and is expected to
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Operating in lowa as
(Illinois) American Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company

town,
| with a low bid of $238 904.
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5

SAN a A MR
bE ei nA A A hi thin Sy A pe Ay hy ain mt
received a plaque |
. At Local Center Mon.
| the children
farm | running, ball throwing, burlap bag
[red Armold; Grade 2: Donald Clark |
| directed by
| be as follows:
| Quebec where they were conduct-| hundred and six pupils are sched-
aty. | yled
| compete in the
150 Children Regist'd Mortuary Record
(From page 1)
ter of the late Hamilton and Louise
Geibe Inners and a member of the
Approximately 150 boys an :
eh tetas t I I d Elizabethtown Church of the Breth-
egisiereda a e OI & - dard 1
el | : oot Pp > ven. Surviving are three children:
glroun when pene naay. |
onoay Elizabethtown
| Elsworth Neidigh,
Attendance is taken every mom-|Ra; Leroy Neidigh, Mount Joy Rl; |
ing and followed by an hour of nq Theodore Neidigh, at home. |
supervised games. During this time grandchildren and a brother |
land sister, Emory Inners, Lancas-
ter; and Mrs, John Eichler, Florin,
also survive,
are divided according
to age.
The second houy of the morning

is devoted to volley ball, tennis and
Laseball practice. Teams are being | pMys. Addison Miller .
Mrs. Clara M. Miller, fifty-two,
wife of Addison S. Miller, Landis-
ville, died at 11:30 p. m. Saturday
| at Lancaster County Hospital, fol-
lowing a lingering illness. She was
a daughter of the late William E.
and Ida Mohg Habecker and a
members of Landisville Church of
| God. Besides her husband, she is
survived by two daughters: Arlene
with sur- |
The boys
10 have
organized teams to have intra-play-
organized to compete
rounding playgrounds,
between the es of 7 and
ground competition.
A craft period is held each after-
roon except Friday. These projects
will be on display each week at a
place in town,
centrally located

Each Friday afternoon is “Special |
Events’ time. This week a Tourna- | wife of Ronald M. Maple, Grand |
ment Day has been planned. Some | Rapids, Mich.: and Bernice, wife of |
of the events included are base- | Richard D. Brubaker, Landisville. |
One grandchild and these brothers |
[and a survive, Mrs. |
— Benjamin Brubaker, Salunga; Guy |
M. Habecker, Philadelphia; Addis-
Playground At on M. Habecker, Mt. Joy; and
| Charles M. Habecker, Landisville.
(From page 1) The funeral was held Tuesday
Grade 3: Mild- | afternoon with interment in the
Landisville cemetery.
wheelbarrow racing, ete. sister also
— —

Dorothy Fletcher;
Loretta Scholl.
Washington Elementary School at
Florin Robert Eichler
Gritle 4 Zeller; Grade 3—
Rhoda Hess: Grade 2
and Ardis Wolgemuth.
A Summer Instrumental Program| Mennonite Home, where she had
Mr. Morrell Shields, | been a guest for nine months. She
supervisor in the E| was born in East Donegal Twp. a

Jean McCowin, —
Mrs. Amanda Nissley Rutt
| Mrs. Amanda Nissley Rutt, eigh-
ty-one, widow of Gabriel E. Niss-
Doris Bloom | Jey and formerly of Florin, died at
Grade
Gary
instrumental
| Donegal and Marietta Schools, will | daughter of the late Henry S., and
|
| Anna Reist Nissley, and was a
Hours at Maytown 1:30 to 5:00,| member of the Mennonite church.
6:00 to 8:00 Monday; Hours at Mar- | Surviving are two sons: Alvin N,,
jetta 1:30 to 6:00, Tuesday; Hours Mt. Joy and Walter N., of Gulf-
at Marietta 1:30 to 5:00, 6:00 to 8:00 | port, Miss. There also survive one
Wednesday: Hours at Florin, 11:00| brother, Henry Nissley, of Denver,
6:45 to Colorado.
orchestra practice will be | Funeral from the Nissley funeral
evening | home here on Saturday afternoon,
from 8 to 9 at Marietta. The \com- | with further services at Bossler's
bined Donegal-Marietta Band will | Mennonite church and interment in
practice at Marietta every Wednes- | the cemetery adjoining.
day evening from 8 to 9:30. Don- |
egal Junior Band practice at May- | Mrs. Enos B. Rohrer
Mrs. Beulah D. Rohrer,
to 6:00 7:45 Thursday.
Dar
held every other Tuesday
ee

town on Monday and Marietta Jr.| sixty -
the French June 8 edition of the|pBand practice at Marietta on Tues- | five, 229 N. Barbara St., this boro,
lay. Times for junior band prac-| wife of Enos B. Rohrer, died at 1.07
Wednesday, the girls motored to tices have not as yet been set. One| a. m. Saturday in the Lancaster
General Hospital. She had been ill
to attend, also, anyone inh for two days and death was caus-
les-| ed by a cerebral hemorrhage.
Born in Rapho Twp., she was the
daughter of Mrs. Emma Detwiler
team will| and the late Bigler Detwiler. She
County | was a life-long resident of Mt. Joy.
Midget Their is | Surviving besides her mother are
as follows: [a son, Benjamin D., of town, two
June 14, Mt. Joy home; June 21, | daughters, Mary Elizabeth, wife of
at Bainbridge: June 28, Columbia, | Ned E. Sterling, Lancaster, and
at home: July 5, Manheim, home; | Gloria Mae, wife of Arthur B. Zer-
July 12, at Millersville; July 17, Eli- | phey, this place; two sisters, Mrs.
zabethtown, at July 26,| Mabel D. Rohrer, town, and Mrs.
Marietta, at home; July 31, Millers- | Parthene D. Wright, Harrisburg
ville, at home. Aug. 2, at Mt. Joy; |and three grandchildren.
Aug. 7. at Manheim: Aug. 9, Bain-| Funeral services were held from
bridge, at home; Aug. 16. at Colum~ | the Heilig funeral home here Tues-
in
in taking instrumental
ested |
sons or interested in baton twirling
is invited.
The Donegal Midget
Lancaster
League. schedule
home;

bia. | day afternoon with interment
- | the Mount Joy cemetery.
° se ll
News From Florin A group of thirty-six young
people from the Mount Joy Men-
nonite Church left here Tuesday
midnight for Indian River for a
(From page 1)
being held at that place. Rev. Bec-

ker and Rev. Eshelman are dele- day of fishing.
| gates from the West Green Tree LE i
District After a most enjoyable day, they
The following called on Mr. and brought home over twelve hundred
Mrs. George Mumper on Sunday | porgies.
| afternoon and evening: Mr. and ee ee
Mrs. Clarence Neidigh, of Bach Glenn Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
were given instead of one because |
| Benjamin Bender and son, and
| daughter of Milton Grove. ° i
Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Weaver ale eC ster
entertained these guests on Sun-
| Adolph, who returned from China,
{ Garber, Andrew Hess, Ray Steph- |
| a detour from Harrisburg to Hum- |
melstown, thence over U. S. 322 to!
Route | hers to dote and seven social mem-
The detour will be 22 miles, five |
continue until |
November 15. D. E. Smith, Mifftin- | sale on Saturday, June 17th in
has the construction contract front of the Methodist Church, be-
: | sy,
| of $5.00 each. This year two awards |
of the superior work done by both | and sons, of Rheems, Mr. and Mrs.
manville. Mr. and Mrs. John Bend
er. of Milton Grove; Mr. and Mrs.
David Mumper and daughter, Pat-
of Mt. Joy; Mr. and. Mrs. Ken-
neth Ginder and daughter of Lan-
disville; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Keck
Maurice Bailey, Donegal Springs
Road, left Friday for Flint, Michi-
gon for two months to complete
his first year .course with General
Motors. '
day: Rev. and Mrs. Clayton C. Wit-
mer, who returned recently from
the Philippine Islands, Mrs. Wm.
eee fp enn
Saturday, June 24—On Henry St
Mt. Joy Borough, household artic-
les by Mrs. Ruth Stauffer. Lloyd
Landvater, Auct. Sale 1:30 p. m.
CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising in
Mrs. John W. Shank, Mrs. Samuel
Christophel, Mrs. Harry Lump,
Miss Lydia C. Witmer, Mr. and Mrs.
David Witmer and Mr. and Mrs.
David Christophel.
Fire Company Meeting
Tuesday evening the regular this column are:
monthly meeting of the Florin Fire 3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢
Cecmpany was held at the Fire Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10c
House with eleven members pres- Each add. insertion, per line .... 8c
ent.

Fire Chief, William Mateer re- |FOR SALE: English Springer Pup-
ported no fires during the month. pies. AKC Reg. Dial Marietta
President Benjamin Staley appoin- |6-2537. 24-2

ted chairmen for various duties
throughout the carnival season,
| which opens Saturday, June 24th,
Two new members were accept-
ed: Earl O. Gager, sozial member
and Philip F. Sears. active member.
There are now 237 active mem-
LOST: Silver Ronson lighter, in-
itials H. H. B. Reward. Finder call
at 28 David St., Mt. Joy. 24-1
FOR SALE: Boys bicycle, balloon
tires, good condition, $10.00. Lester
Fshelman, Chocolate Ave. Florin.
Dial 3-4010° Mt. Joy. 24-1
We wish sincerely to thank friends
for their kind expressions of sym-
pathy and for the beautiful floral
offerings in our recent bereavement
Mrs. Newpher Smeltzer and family.

| bers.

| FOOD SALE JUNE 17TH
The W. S. C. S. will hold a food
| ginning at ten o'clock. Pies, cakes,
| salads, soups and haked beans will
| be on sale.

DRESSED free deliv-
ery. Harold Musser, Phone 3-4951
Mt. Joy R1. 22-tf

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|
4:3¢ p. m. Tuesday at the Oreville |
24-1p
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,
1 wish to thank the friends for
their cards and flowers sent to me
while in the hospital. Mrs. Richard
Parsons. 24-1p
SEALED BIDS for 70 tons Stove &
Nut Coal will be received by Mt.
Joy Twp. School Board, E. Musser
Heisey, Sec'y. Bids must be in by
July 1st.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. 23-3
SERVICE STATION for Lease.
Completely equipped. High volume.
Route 230 near Elizabethtown, $3,-
000 capital required. Major com=
pany. C. O. A. T, c/o Box 85, Mt,
Joy. 24-1
PAINTERS NEEDED: D. Loraw,
Florin. Phone 3-4446, Mt. Joy. 22-tf
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
friends, neighbors and relatives for
thei» many kindnesses and expres-
sions of sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement. The Family of
Mrs. Enos B. Rohrer. 24-1

NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS
July 1st is the last day for 2%
Abatement on all Boro real estate
and per camita taxes.
GEORGE H. BROWN 3rd
Tax Collector
24-2

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a
paperhanger, call Earl C. Brubak-

er, R1, Lancaster. Ph. Landisville
4374. 19-tf
WANTED: 3 or 4 room house or
apartment by young couple with 4
mo. old child. Wife is Registered
Nurse and husband employed as
aircraft mechanic at Donegal Air-
port. Call Frank Cargeine at Don-
egal Airport, phone Mt. Joy 3-5354.

FOR SALE
2-Story Residence, 5 rooms, all con=-
veniences, enclosed porch. 2-car
{(jarage. Corner property in Florin,
Price $10,500.
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
REALTOR
12 S. Duke St, Lancaster, Pa.
Dial 8296 12-tf

Whoever has use for a large closet
4% ft. wide, 6 ft. high and 2 ft.
deep can buy one cheap as I need
the room. It has two paneled glass
| doors and is screwed together in
sections. Natural wood finish. Now
used as-a clothes closet. $15 and
you take it away. Cost more than
twice that amount. Phone 3-9661
Mt. Joy. 21-tf
FOR SALE: H. Farmall tractor; B
N. Farmall tractor; cultivator and
corn planter, Oliver 60 with culti-
vatoy, Massey Harris High Braun
disc plow, Oliver Orchard disc,
Tractor weeder, Weeder Hog Har-
row. Paul Hiestand, Marietta. Phone

6-3285. 12-tf
H. L. RICE
Plumbing & Heating
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4151 15-tf

ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.
Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf
‘OR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
see BENJ. F. GARBER, 518 South

Market St., Elizabethtown, Penna.
hone 23-R. 7-tf
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 scfay iron, also
23-2 |
Thursday, June 15, 19503
NOTICE! :
Section 563 of the School Code
requires that this Notice be given
to the voters of Mount Joy Town-
ship School District. Said Board
prepared a proposed budget for the
school year 1950-51. The proposed
budget is available to any taxpayer
who may interest themselves
calling at the home of the secretary.
The date set for final action and
the adoption of the aforesaid budg-
et will be June 23rd.
E. MUSSER HEISEY
23-2 Secretary
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Harry C- Miller,
of Rapho Township, 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 Mount Joy, Pa.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Louis S. May, Executor
Attorney 23-6
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Milton C. Bowman, late
of Mount Joy Borough, Pa, dec'd.
Letters testamentary on sai
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make
immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under
signed residing at Mount Joy, Pa.
MARY R. BOWMAN,
late

B. Frank Kready Executrix
Attorney 21-6
NEW
THREE YEAR
POLIO POLICY
$10.00 for the average family
Pays up to $5,000.
d
an
HOSPITALIZATION INS.
RAY N. WILEY
Manheim R. D. 2
| opposite Mt. Joy Legion
Phone Landisville 2201
23-tf

NEAR MOUNT JOY
Beautiful new single brick and
stone home on a large lovely land-
scaped lot. This owner built was
just completed a year ago. Five
rooms and tile bath on first floor
| and second floor unfinished. Steam
{heat and oak floors with sub-floor.
{ Rireplace, balcony and porch.
Heavy asphalt roof, two-car garage.
All Yale hardware and all copper
flashing and spouting. Only the fin-
est materials used in this lovely
home. Alsy bus service, All this for
$16,800.
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
—Realtor—
12 S. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa.

| PHINE 8296 23-3
{ YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE
NEEDS PROTECTION: Careful
drivino plus State Farm Mutual
Auto Insurance's eomplete coverage
will do the job. State Farm's low-
er rates make it an extra-sound in=
vestment. Don't take chances. Un-
der new laws in most states, one
mishap can cost you your license,
unless vou can prove financial re-
sponsibility. Call or come in today.
AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 3-4901 24-1
FARM MACHINERY
AND HOG SALE
at Elizabethtown R. D. 2, Pa.
Phone 442-J-2
Saturday, June 17, 1950
at 10 A. M. (DS.T.)
40 TRACTORS
New and Used, All Makes
300 PIECES

sell
Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy.

street, Mt. Joy. An “A” zone loca-
tion. Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy.
1-tf

STRAWBERRIES to be picked by
the public Monday, June 12 for 3
weeks or more. Bring your own
containers. Pick as many as you
wish, Pay by pound. J. Norman
Rohrer, Manheim R2. Phone 5-3872
Manheim. 23-3t

FOR RENT: House Trailer lots, 25x
40 feet, cool location, water, light
and sewage for complete bath facil-
ities to each trailer. cold
showers. Equipped laundry room.
Trailer Villa, Elizabethtown, Pa,
R.D. 3 or 224 N. Market street, Eli-

Court of Common Pleas of Lancas-
D. 1950, at 9:30 A. M., EDS.T., un-
der the Nonprofit Corporation Law
of Pennsylvania, approved May 5,
1933, P. L. 289, and thé Amend-
Incorporation of a proposed cor-
poration to be called
PIONEER GUN CLUB OF
LANCASTER COUNTY, INC.
corporation are to
physical. mental, and moral well
facilities for social and recreation-
al benefits and to promote an in-
to sponsor and corduct
matches in the interest of marks
manship, sportsmanship, and safety
in the use of firearms: to
Tnervnaration have
caster Ccuntv. Pennsvlvania
24-1
stove wood. Guy D. Spittler. |
5-12-tf |
FOR SALE: Building Lot 62x156 on |
corner of S. Market and a proposed
ter County, on Friday, June 30, A.
ments thereto, for a Certificate of
The purposes and objects of this
promote the
heing of its members by providing
terest in hunting, fishing, and pro- |
tection of game and fish for sport;
shooting
receive
and disburse funds. The Articles of
been filed in
the Office of the Prothonotary, Lan-
WILLIAM R. HOWARD
Attorney
of All Kinds of Farm Machinery
LOT OF COMBINES
NEW HOLLAND BALERS
3—45T AND OTHER BALERS
300 HOGS AND SHOATS
CARS AND TRUCKS
LOCUST POSTS
Bring in your machinery. Dealers,
‘mers, Everybody invited to Sell
and Buy.
Terms Cash. Next Sale—Wed-
nesday, July 5, 1950.
G. K. WAGNER'S
Machinery and Hog Auction
24-2t

PUBLIC SALE
of Valuable Real Estate to be held
SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1950
On the premises located at the
corner of East Willow Street and
Highlawn Avenue, Elizabethtown,
zabethtown, Pa. 21-4 | Pennsylvania.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION | a ©
Notice is hereby given that an
application will be made to the DWELLING
containing two apartments: one
apartment consists of living room,
dining room, kitchen and office
with side entrance on first floor
and ~ne bedroom and bath on sec-
end floor; and the other apartment
consists of kitchen, living room,
two bedrooms and bath on second
floor, outside entrance or stairway
tn second floor apartment. Third
floor can be easily converted into
three rcoms.
First floor apartment has Heatil-
| lator Fireplace in living room; two
large built-in Chirn Closets: entire
dwelling heated with city gas; hot
water heat: concrete basement: full
sized screens and storm windows
and doors. ecarage attached to dwel-
line: outside fireplace; shade trees.
Above dwelling erected on lot of
arcund 60x195 ft. Premises can be
viewed on Thursday, Fridav, and
Saturdav during the week of sale.
Sala tn commence nt 2:00 ~eleck
P. M.. when conditions
made kncwn hv
FLMER .
Phone: 117

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