R. Brubaker
ANNOUNCES
Virginia
I'HE
OF A
OPENING
Studio of Piano
AT
86 East Main St, Mount Jovy, Pa.
For interviews and appointments
all 3-8032, or inquire at 84 East Main

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Home Grown Cantaloupes
Fancy York Co. Peaches
N. Y. State Bartlett Pears
BY THE BASKET
Peas (Valley Sun) can 1 0:
5c Candy Gum & Chiclets
6 for 25¢ 3 for 10c
NGRRIS FANCY RED ? 3
Kidney Beans No-2¢n
OLD DUTCH
Cleanser
2 cans 25¢
Kunzler’s
TOP QUALITY
Loaves
Hess’ Food Stores
MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVILLE
PHONE 3-9094 MANHEIM 5-7811

Clorox
gt. 17c gal. 30c
Swift’s Select
Beef

These Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday (this week)

“Wonderful is the way Mr. Kline describes
the Sheppard 6/M Diesel recently installed
n his Farmall “The Sheppard Diesel
has more power than the old gas engine
. pulls three
14” plows al! day long for a fraction of my
former fuel costs.” Convert your “M" to
Sheppard FULL diesel power . . . do more
6M: DIESEL
CONVERSION ENGINE
for FARMALL “M’"
" TRACTORS
® Cuts fuel costs over 759,
had even when it was new . .
work, cut fuel costs over 75%.

@® installed in less thon a day *We rate the 6M the sama
® No alterations to frame as a new Farmall "JA"
® Permits use of all present)
implements, a TARE

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CALL US TODAY FOR A
FREE DEMONSTRATION
ON YOUR OWN FARM.
(No obligation, of course)
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Phone 3-9351

CLOSED SAT. AFTERNOON
* x *

General Headquarters on Farm
* * * *
Shop Needs Good Tools and Adequate Wiring

FIRST FLOOR
CIRCUITS
2 eo TS AMP IIS VOLT BRANCH CIRCUITS TO LIGHTS
| «#6 230 VOLT CIRCUIT TO WilDIn
O cuune ounsr
S WALL SWITEH
Si WALL SWITCH
OUTLET FOR BAND SAW

By IRA MILLER
Farm Electrification Bureau
The farm shop is one of the most
important buildings on the farm. This
is so, particularly, on those farms
where several types of equipment are
used. For repair and maintenance
costs come high—unless that work
can be done at home. It is small
wonder, therefore, that one of the
first desires of many farmers is for
a work shop which is efficiently de-
signed, adequately wired, properly
lighted and well equipped with hand
and power tools.
The two-story shop, illustrated
above, answers these requirements—
and more. Since it makes provisions
for both wood and metal working.
The canopy over the front door en-
ables the farmer to make repairs out-
side during rainy weather. And the
shop is big enough so that machinery
can be moved inside where work can
be done during the winter season,
Lights, for general illumination, are
installed on the basis of one for every
200 feet of floor area. “Work” lights
include one for each permanently in-
wo NL
The Elizabethtown office of Dr.
ee nl
Patronize Bulletin advertisers.

|in Fast
| caster
| frontage on macadam road.
veniences: 1% story Frame contain-
ing 7
ter
[ bacco sheds with room for 18 acres
| of tobacco.
| pressure system.
tobacco
| sale.
Walter Dupes. Auct.
| Paul A. Mueller
Car! G. Herr, Att'ys
| FRIDAY EVENING, SFPT. 15. 1950
i |.On the premises at No. 113 North
Market Street,
heat
tween the hours of 7:00 and 8:30 on
the evenings of September 13th and
| 14th.
| when
| known by
|
| Walter Dupes, Auct.
DD. L
PUBLIC SALE
of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
to be held
|
| SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1950
at 2:00 p. m. :
On the premises on the West side
‘of the road leading from Maytown frame double
| to Marietta.
|
67 acres of fertile limestone land |
Donegal Township, Lan-
County, Pa., containing’
TWO DWELT.ING
HOUSES
215 story Brick containing
10 rcoms, all modern con- |
rooms, electric, running wa-
Large frame barn, two large to-

Never failing wells of water with
April 1st posses- |
At. same time \10 to 12 thousand |
lath will be offered for
| on the above date, when terms and
{ conditions will he made known by
Sale to be held on the fan
|
ANNA M. GROVE, widow |
MARTIN R. GROVE, exec- | just Esst of Meunt Joy, on
i Route 230,
10 Grade, 10 Western Penna. Pure-
i bred, Holsteins by
stein Sales, Inc. Sale at 1:00 p. m.
utor of Michael H. Grove
Fstate.
36-3t
BRBUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real
to be held
Flizabeth‘own, Pa.
A STORY
BRICK DWELLING
metal roof containing sev-
en rooms and bath, hot air
and all other conveniences.
The property can be viewed be-
THE FARM SHOP
1} 230 VOLT MOTOR BRANCH CIRCUIT TO LATHE AND COMPRESSOR
Fo 20 AMP. 115 VOLT BRANCH CIRCUIT TO CONVINIINGE OUTLITS
| «£12 230 VOLT MOTOR BRANCH CIRCUIT TO BAND A CICVAAR SAWS
WHAT THE SYMBOLS MEAN
@, OUTLIT FOR COMPRISSOR
«Oi OUTLET FOR FLOODLIOHT B), OUTLET POR CMCULAR SAW
© CONVININCE OUNET @, OUTLIT FOR LATHE
@, OUTUIT FOR WILDER

SECOND FLOOR

You Can Work With Metal or Wood in This 2-Story Shop
for every 10 feet of bench length, The
stairway from the first to the second
floor also is well lighted.
There are two 230-volt motor branch
stalled piece of equipment and one
| ed for
|
| meets the
|
|
|
“@ | month

| touch with
Milk Pelletizing o So
Aids Poultry Feed
Milk Products Are Found | (crs of
Important to Egg Output [cnt em
. Socinl
That milk products are still ment nf
| among the most important ingredi-
ents in a laying ration is indicated
in results of a series of feeding |
| tests conducted with high-produc-
| ing flocks in New England poultry
| areas earlier this year.
The tests, which ran an average
of 164 days, were conducted at a | is
state agricultural college, a county | eral Hospital.
| vocational agricultural school and
| commercial poultry farms. Re-
| sults showed an average additional
profit of 26 cents each for hens fed
I milk products in addition to rations |
| regularly fed on the test farms.
Nearly 3,000 birds, New Hamp-
shires, Rhode Island Reds, Barred
Rocks, and a Barred Cross were in-
On each farm flocks were |
Secnrit
spent several

coming and
volved.
divided into test and control pens.
The control pen received the ra-
ents
Grosh.
Amendments to Social
(From Page 1)
[ having
“auarters of cov-
requirements
| eorned at least 6
[ erage” and who is not now emnloy-
than $50 a
covered by
law should get
Lancaster office
Administro-
serves Lancaster Coun-
ty. In addition, workers 75 or older
who have earned at
verpy
wages of more
in emplovment
the Social Security
the Social Security

contact
of pres-
revised | case,
permits
monthly benef'ts to them
even if they are working,
——o
office regardless
emplovment,
MILTON GROVE
Mrs. John Snyder, E Main Street,
a na‘ient in the
Foster Grosh of Horrisburg
sister Vivien Jean of Atlant’e City, | bined. 25 Mt. Joy street. Phone Mt.
trin tc the far west, covering an-
proximately 5500 and taking
in most of the worth while places,
going. their re-
| turn they also spent some time in |
| Virginia accomp2nied bv their
Merchant

| The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 7, 1950-3

CLASSIFIED
—
Rates for classified advertising In
this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum ,..... 35¢
Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢
Each add. insertion, per line .... 8e¢

FOR SALE: Swivel chair, sewing
| machine, 9x12 Bigelow rug, odds
of furniture, Home Ly appointment,
Elizabethtown 218J2, 36-11
“guar-

Argus 21, flash and
condition. Phone
36-1p
SALE:
Excellent
Mt. Joy 3-5102.
FOR SALE: 3-pe. Living Room
Suite, good condition. »101 New
Haven St., Mt. Joy. Tele: 3-9504.
FOR SALE: New Snare Drum used
only a few months. Apply at 114 S.
| Market St., Mt. Joy. 36-1p
FOR
nay=-
Gen-
FOR SALE: Green and Ivory En-
and | ameled Range and Oil Burner com-
-5472. 36-1p

motor |
| FOR SALE: White enameled Col-
umbia Range with water back. Es-
tate Oil Burner, both like new. Ab-
Eshleman, Mt. Joy. Phone
36-1

ram N.
23-5903.

FOR SALE: Perfection Oil Burner,
circuits in the shop shown—to serve |
the lathe, air compressor, band saw |
and circular saw. Also there is a No. 6
wire, 230-volt branch circuit to serve
the limited-input transformer-type |
arc welder. Welding is growing in
popularity on farms because its use
permits repairs to be made without |
having to remove broken parts from
damaged machines. And then electric |
welders are used more and more by |
‘farmers who have a knack for build- |
ing some of their own equipment and |
for modifying standard equipment to |
suit their own special needs.
The shop, shown, also has eight
duplex convenience outlets for use of
tion normally fed on the farm. For
instance,
New England college
small electric tools, drill press and | 1 ;
grinder. |
As will be noted, information about |
electrical circuits and electrical sym-| Lo
bols shown on the plan, appear below |
the isometric sketch of the shop in| }

Sale Register]
H. C. Killheffer, optometrist, will be |
closed all afternoon, Saturday, Sep-
tember 9th from 12 noon.
i risburg highway,
Mount Joy, 1» storv Frame House
2-car gayrade, lot
C. S. Frank, Auct.
R
P2. Ebersole
S
nremises
house, about 3% miles north of Mt.
the above illustration,
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 |
ready let us print your bills. That's |
the cheapest advertisingyou can gel |
Friday, September 8—On the pre-
mises along the main highway, in
the village of Florin, 21% story
house, lot 40 x 200 |
feet by Heirs of J. H. Halden
|

Estate, Mrs. C. E. Musselman, Es-
tella Haldeman and Phoebe Halde-
man. Sale at 7:00 p.m. Walter
Dupes, Auct.

Saturday, Seot. 9—On the prem-
ises in Rapho Twp.. alone the Har-
1% miles east of
125x175 ft. by
Charles Wasal. Sale at 2:00 p. m

12—On the
er
Annville
North
Tuesday,
located in
|
|
:
|
farm
Sion | Twp., Lebanon Ccunty, midway be- |
. 1
tween Annville and Jonestown, 43 |
head of Reg. Holstein
aymond C. Miller. R1, Jonestown,
& Sawyer, Aucts. |
ale at 1 p.m.
Fridays, Sept. 15th—At the Sales
25 Purebred Canadian,
Hol-
Keystone
Sept. 16th—On the
Saturday,
near Hosslers school
Cattle by | throughout the
| control
| bird

Joseph Ruzzo, Hope Valley,
R. I., is shown at his egg can-
dler-grading machine. Raising
from 12,000 to 13,000 birds an-
nually, Ruzzo says he has re-
corded a 12 per cent increase
in egg production from his test
flock which was fed pelletized
milk preducts in the 1948-19 lay-
ing s. son.
laying ration, the county
used its own formula ration, and
the commercial poultrymen fed
various commercial laying mashes.
In each case test and control pens
were of the same age and breed-
ing, and received the same
|
and management except that the
test pen was fed a pelletized dairy
products feed in addition to the
normal ration. Accurate feed cost
nd egg production records were
kept. For purposes of making prof-
it ‘comparisons, 55 cents a dozen
wag used as an average egg price. |
When results were tabulated and |
that the |
averaged, it was found
test pens fed the milk product, laid
an average of 8 per cent more eggs
and made an average of
cent more profit.
for test birds averaged 64 per cent
tests, compared to
59 per cent for control birds. Aver-
age feed cost per dozen eggs was
29 cents for test pens, 28 cents for
and deaths in|
pens. Culls
test pens averaged 15 per cent.
Highest average egg production
was 74.4 per cent made by a test)
| pen of Barred Rocks at the county
school over a six-month test period. |
There the control pen averaged 69
| per cent production.
test averaged $3.06 net income per |
(eggs over feed), compared
3irds "in the
the state college fed the |
conference |
Engagements
| cf their
| Fverell
| ed at
Ohio.

school

care | |
whether the
difference at the harvest
well fed
yields, well filled kernels and good
quality ears.
12.3 per |
Egg production |
to examine those
the field. Healthy, well fed corn is
a deep,
color spells trouble.
the corn plant is starving for one
or more of the
ents—nitrogen,
TY
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sipling, of
| Rheems, announce the engagement
daughter, Jean K., to Lt.
V. Chadwick, son of Mrs.
Mildred Chadwick and the late Dr.
| E. V. Chadwick, of Wyolusing.
Miss Sipling is employed in the
Henry G. Carpenter Insurance Of-
fice, here. Lt
—— ee ree
SALUNGA
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper en-
tertained et dinner Sunday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sweilzer

and
| family and Mr. Laverne Huber of
| Rothsville, Mrs. Annie Cooper and
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Peifer.
went cmt tA Gl insane

Leaves Tell Story
=

AN
\
\
The le:

ives on corn
plants tell
crop is well fed or
That can make a lot of
For only
high
starved.
corn can produce
Growers should take a little time
corn leaves in
green. Any other
It means that
dark
three plant nutri-
phosphate or pot-
ash.
Figure 1 in the illustration shows
a typical case of nitrogen hunger.
The signs show first at the tip then
spread to the midrib of the lower
leaves. The middle of the leaf turns
Chadwick is station- |
Wright-Patterson Field in |FOR SALF: Used cast iron boiler,

par-
Blaine | 3 to 4 room size. Phone Mount Joy
[3-5903. 36-tf
FOR SEALE: Used Westinghouse
Flectric Refrigerator, small size, in
geod condition, 1 S. Market St., Mt.
| Joy 26-1

|
[FOR SALE: 4 small size (9-11)
{girl's suits, like new; black gabar-
| dine lightweight tailored coat, one
| gabardine raincoat, 14 sweaters, all
| colors, good. Call Mount Joy 3-9061,
11 Fast Main St, Mt. Joy. 26-t¢
[merce oe ——
| LOST: Between Mt. Joy and Mari-
| etta, blue & white model airplane.
| Reward. Phone Mt. Joy 3-9491.
36-tp

|

| with blower, hot water radiator,
| water heater with
| tank, and single drainboard sink.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4574. 36-tf

CAMFRAS GOING UP: Get yours
now, at the cold price at Victor
Klahr's Little Shop with the big
i stock. Rear Post Office, Middletown.
36-1
FOR SALE: 4 H.P. Johnson Sea-
horse Outboard Motor, good condi-
tion, $60.00. Tele. Mt. Joy 3-5258.
36-1p

HELP WANTED: For weekly
cleaning of frame office building at
20 East Main Street (not the brick

building). Hours can be arranged
to suit. See H. W. Helms at Henry
| G. Carpenter's office or telephone
| 243771 Mt. Joy. 35-4

| HATS. made & remodeled, DRESS-
| MAKING, ALTERATIONS, GIFTS,
| BUTTON-HOLING, Margaret-Jean
| Shoppe, 19 W. Donegal St., Mt. Joy.
33-tf
FO? RFNT: Modern store room,
| en West Main St., Mt. Joy. Posses-
[ sion in about two months. Inquire
| 46 W. Main Street or Phone Mt. Joy
[3-9 3 34-tf
| PAPFRHANGING AND INTERIOR
PAINTING: We have a fine selec-
tion to choose from and prices are
reasonable. Alvin L. Givens, Eli-
zabethtown, R1, Phone 937R12. 30-tf
| FOR SALE: Burrows combination
| rash register and adding machine,
| like new. Phone Mt. Joy 3-9781.
32-tf

| WANTED
Plumber,
must be experienced in
the trade and able to supervise
| men,
Apply
J. L. MECKLEY
Forvy. Sale at 1 p. m.
Auct.
C. S. Frank,
Jahn Yocum farm, located in Berks
County, midway be’ween
eonia ond Bernville, 60 head of Reg.
Canadi-n Holstein Cows,
“nd Bulls. John Yocum and William
Werley. Sale at 12:30 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 23—In the Boro

Sale to commerce at 7:00 P. M.
conditions will be made
W. C. RICEDORF
Landis, Clerk 35-2

SATURDAY, SEPTEFMBFR 23, 1950
The undersigned will sell at pub-
[ lic sale on the premises located two
{miles Southeast of Mount Jov. on
{road leading frem Mount Joy-New-
| town Road to Newcomer's Stone
| Quarry, the following:
[1-ROOM BRICK SLATE ROOF
| SCHOOL HOUSE
The building is wired for electricity
| contains coal
ER {locsfad on a plot of ground con-
| taining 15
Leaman-Evans Co Ine [ less. Excellent for remodeling into
uy s | home or business.
For inspection applv to Christian
Newecemer across road from School
House.
{ At the same time and place 9
| blackboards, 1 chair, 1 piano, 1
stepladier {nd a lot of desks will
be sold.

C.. S. Frank, Auct.
Richard M. Martin, Solicitor
oT
PUBLIC SALE
‘ of
GARFIELD SCHOOL
at 200 PM (D.S. T)
KNOWN AS
THE “GARFIFLD SCHOOL”
fired furnace, and is
acre of land, more or
MANHEIM CENTRAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT
By Roy H. Miller, Pres.

35-4
y of Millereville, public sale of house-
hold goods by Flizabeth Kauffman
Fstate Edear
at 12 Noon.
Saturday, September 23—On the
»remises on the road leading from
Mavtown to Marietta, 7 acre farm
in Enst Donegal Townshin, by Anna |
M. Grove, widow of Martin R
Crove, Execut-r of
Grave Fetate, Walter Dupes,
Szle at £ p.m.
Auct.,

Saturdav. Sentember
read leadine from Landisville to
Mechanicsville, cn the road known |
~s Col=hrook Road, T. Hem~field
Twp., 18 acre farm, 2% s‘ory frame
dwelling. frame barn, tobacen shed.
ete. by Beniamin S. Flersole and |
Taura ©. Fbersole. Sale at 2 pm. |
Elmer Sp:hr, Auct.

Saturdav. Sept. 20—On the
isec at 124 Manor Ave. in the Boro |
of Millersville, household goods by |
Flizabeth Kauffman Estate, Edgar |
F. Funk, Auct. Sale at 12 M.
OO

Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.

A fellow in love never stops to
think that appearances might be
deceiving.
Joy, personal property by John M. |
Saturday, September 16—On the
|
Heifers, |
F. Funk, Auct. Sale |
Michae! H. |
22 On the |
to $2.71 per bird in the control pen. |

{ Figure 2
| vation. It
Bumper Yield

| hungry
Barn hay
and

This is the type of bumper
wheat yields which may be ex-
pected by the farmer who prac-
tices good soil conservation
procedure wherever such is
necessary to full crop produc-
tion. Soil conservation, selec-
tion of good seed and attention
to good farming practices gen-
er-quality hay.
tension
| yellow and dies,
illustrates potash star-
tips and
edges of the leaves. These turn yel- | SPENCER SUPPORTS. individual -
| low and later look s oh
shows
for potash has weak roots
| and stalks, It lodges easily. Potash
i | starvation signs can appear at any |
|| stage of the eorn’s growth. |
Barn Hay Driers Attract
Attention of Many Farmers
driers
tracting a lot of attention recently
many farmers
reported | O lk i
thinking of installing Ao al verstoc eC
order to assure themselves of high-
been
Usually any information desired | to
on techniques or equipment for this |
work can be obtained from the lo-
cal county farm agent, or from ex- [1918 CHEVROLET F.M. 2 dr. Sedan
service ial at the (1947 CHEV. F. L. 2 & 4 dr. Sedans
various state univers:ties.
Elizabethtown
Phone 414 35-2
Corn [ly designed. Mrs. Edvth B. Bruba-
| ker, Lancaster R1. Phone Landis-
ville 4374. 27-tf

Want a Chevrolet?
at- | Well, we're
So here is your chance
own one at a tre-
mendous saving—
| 1947 CHEVROLET ... Club Coupe

erally always pay dividends.
Bnimals, Fowls Experience
There is no better way to boost iota CHEVROLET
your business than by local news- [1942 CHFVROLET ...
paper advertising.
. Club Coupe
Club Coupe
| 1941 CHEVROLET, Pickup $375

Man's Disease Conditions
Teetotaling dogs, turkeys
chickens which drink
WANTED: Old
and | papers.
the same diseases which human |
I buy all kinds
nothing | iron, also sell stove wood.
stronger than water sometimes get | Spittler, Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy.
{
Magazines, News-
|
|
1940 CHEVROLET ... 2 Dr. Sedan
HARRY R. BITZER
Nash Sales & Service
34-tf 1720 N. PRINCE ST. LANCASTER
scrap |
Guy D.

beings develop from over-indul- |
gence or high living.
Veterinarians’ records show that |PaP
turkeys and chickens sometimes | 4374
develop gout, and dogs and other |"

animals get cirrhosis of the liver. | ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
Many other disease conditions of | for antiques of any description. Mr.
man also are common to animals. | Hart,
a

Everybody in this locality reads
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- | Market St., Elizabethtown,
tisers get such excellent results.

|IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a | PHONE 2-4128
erhanger, call Earl C. Brubak- | 34-tf
|er, R1, Lancaster. Landisville |
19-tf | —= —— mr
i FXPERIENCED
161 N. Charlotte St, Man- | SHEET METAL WORKER
heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf | AND
| — FURNACE INSTALLER
'OR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE APPLY
{see BENJ. F. GARBER, 518 South JOS. F, McMICHAEL
Penna. | 25 N. Main St., MANHEIM
hone 23-R. Phone 5-7912 32-tf

EEE
SUBSTANTIAL
SAVINGS
on this
Company Executive Car
1950 Nash Ambassador
4 door Sedan
BEAUTIFUL GREY Hydramatic
| transmission, Weather-eye Heater,
Foam Cushions, Directional Signals,
Radio, Reclining Seat, Twin Beds,
Sun Visor, Very low mileage. This
car is an exceptional Buy, and car=
ries a
NEW CAR GUARANTEE
HARRY R. BITZER
YOUR NASH DEALER
720 N. PRINCE ST. LANCASTER
PHONE 2-4128 34-1}

———

Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
Registers, Check Writers. New and
Used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High St,
Elizabethtown. 'phone 14]. 8-18-tf

FOR SALE: One good used cast
iron oil burning boiler. Capacity
#65 ft, hot water. Price reasonable,
Phone Mt. Joy 3-3111. 32-tf

NOTICE TO LOTHOLDERS: The
Annual Meetine of Lotholders of
the Mt. Jov Cemetery Association
will be held on Tuesday, September
12th at 7:30 P. M. in the Office of
The Sico Company, 15*Mt. Joy St.
Mt. Joy, Pa. 33-4

PAINTERS NEEDED: D. Loraw,
Florin. Phone 3-4446, Mt. Joy. 22-tf
FOR AWNINGS - VENETIAN
BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL-
STERING call Columbia 48101 or
write to HALDEMAN'S UPHOL-
STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th &
Spruce Sts, Columbia, Pa. 26-tf
SALFSMAN WANTED: Man for
Rawleigh business in towns of Mt.
Joy, Manheim and Elizabethtown.
Company representative will inter-
view. Write at once giving street
address and phone number. Raw-
leigh's, Dept. PNH - 647 - 161,
Chester, Pa. 34-6

Fall
Clearance Sale
NO DOWN PAYMENT !
TAGS & TITLE FREE
1941 Studebaker Champ. 2 dr.
1940 Willys 4 dr. Sedan, R&H $195
1939 Plymouth Sedan R.&H. .. $ 95
1939 Plymouth Coupe ........ $295
$295
1939 Ferd 2 dr. Sedan --...... $195
1639 Nash Ambassador Sedan $295
1638 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan, R&H $295
1937 Ferd 2 dr. Sedan ...... $195
1937 Plymouth Coupe ...... $175
1937 Chevrolet 2 dr. Sd. R&H §$ 95
1936 Studebaker Coupe . $9
1934 Plymouth Sedan ... i: . : . $9
HARRY R. BITZER
720 N. PRINCE ST. LANCASTER
PHONE 2-4128 34-tf

ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Estate of Edwin H. Myers, late
of Mount Joy R. D. 1, Pa., dec’d.
Letters of Administration on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed, residing at Mt. Joy R. D. 1,
Penna.
ALICE H. MYERS
Administratrix
Wilson Bucher, Att'y 36-6
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AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 3-4901, 36-1

— SALE —
LOVELY BRICK HOME
IN FLORIN
SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH
EXCELLENT CONDITION
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
—— REALTOR —
Phone 8296
12 S. DUKE ST. LANCASTER