0 { { t { { c 4 t ¢ t 8 i C i ¢ i i c 3 c | 3 3 eC c { 53 c Cc 3 ie ; ec { c i ] i | ¥ M - + 5 § > £3 i 2 C 4 t J e | s 3 ’ i y x 5 1a. TWO LOCAL HOLSTEIN HERDS REGISTERED, BY NAT'L ASSO. . Under official sponsotship of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America, national organization of Holstein-Fresian cattle breeders, the registered Holstein ‘herd belonging to J. Lester Charles, Landisville, and H. M. Hess, Mount Joy, was classi- fied for body conformation recently, el ent Stimulate your by adver tising in the Bulletin. SMALLEST ACREAGE IN YEARS From the smallest acreage in 84 years, farmers cf Pennsylvania this season are harvesting a potato crop of 19,000,000 bushels, according to the latest Federal-S.ate survey an- nounced by the State Department of Agriculture. a —— A the with many of us is that we are Ameri- min says trouble cans less broadly speaking than loudly speaking. De, M. F. GIAMBALVO Optometrist 39 E. HOURS: Tue, Thur..9 a. m..5 p.m. Yue.- Fri., Sat., 8 p.m..8:30 p.m. Main St. - Mount Joy, Pa. ® Eyes Examined ® Glasses Fitted & Repaired ® Phone 3-9295 All Makes Machines Repaired of Sewing BEFORE Wé Modernize Your Machine té Electric, Console or Portable AFTER SALES Cell. Us Today—We Pick-up and Deliver ... Any where! J. V. BINKLEY == 111 N. Market St. BLIZABETHTOWN Phone 216-J ‘What, Can Print It and ‘MOUNT JOY | Tweed | FLORIN— Tee SSAA SI I ION STINE 02 er ont on, TE wwe he PENT we 0, SLANE elena ae OTR pe a oo EE SANE ee TERE Ne Ne EA AAO ne 0 PIN eae Phone 8296 Cee ee Tere "We Call News Have You Been Visiting ? Had Visitors ? | | Been Divorced ? | Bought Anything ? Sold Something ? Had a Party ? | Been To One ? Got Engaged ? Been Jilted ? Joined a Club or | Been Thrown Out of One Had Triplets, Quads or | Even a Baby ? | Had An Accident ? | I: That's News. Please Tell Us So We The BULLETIN | | | | . | | | | | ov! 3 v ad bes IIIT II WEEE PR RI RU ¢ Tell Your Friends Phone 3-9661 ENGAGED . Miss Helen Jane Enterline, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Amos A. Enter- Lewis Bixler, R1, (rrom page 1) line, of Manheim R. D. 1 announce her engagement to Lloyd | and Clarence E. Craver, of the! K. Shank, son of Mr. and Mrs. [county agents office: Curvin H Lloyd F. Shank, of this place. Miss | Martin, Mt. Joy Rl; and Charles Enterline is employed by the Roths- | Ricedorf, Rheems. ville Mfg. Co., and Mr. Shank by | Timekeeper was Titus Rutt, of Sico Co. No date has been set for | town, and Gene Love, Vicational the wedding. | teacher at East Donegal Twp. High Sus "PUBLIC SALE School. Harold B. Endslow was Of Valuable Real Estate | corn weighmaster and Abner Ris- to be held | ser, gleanings weighmaster, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1950 | Referees were: Burnell Gaul, On premises located along the ma- | Manheim Rl; Amos Strickler, Mt. cadam road leading irom Bossler's Tye Tessie as x 0. Church to Bainbridge, about 4% Joy R2; Paris Gruber, Mt. Joy R2;| miles South of Elizabethtown, in John Newcomer, Mt. Joy; Frank West Donegal Township, Lancaster | Weidman, Mt. Joy R1; Charles and ~ | | y : County, Pa. | Leroy Leitzel; Norman Heisey, A Rm consisting ig . 9 Rate: | Elizabethtown R3; Jacob Linde- mote oF less, In very high state o | muth, Columbia R1; Harry Smith, | cultivation, upon which is erected a 2's STORY FRAME DWELLING | Mt. Joy R1; Rey Greider, Mt. Joy | R1 and Joe Greiner, Manheim R4. containing 10 rooms and | The variety of 1S : wil bath witn all conveniences; | al.andantly in Delaware and 2's STORY FRAME TENANT | Noy, HOUSE containing 4 rooms and an- corn husked Jersey and is known as E-5. | Seventy pounds of corn comprise nex; two-car garage. Garage and |! large house have slate roofs. a bushel. Lewis Bixler's husked com Frame barn with room to stable 17 cows and 15 steers; water bowls | in stables. All stables and barnyard are concreted. Tobacco shed and corn barn with cellar and stripping recom attached to barn. Also -an- other tobacco shed, room to hang a weighed 2,931.8 pounds net (glean- [ings and husks He | ceived $25.00 first prize money and deducted). re- | by Eshleman Brothers. 10 acres of tobacco.; Pig sty and | Other contestants and the order | cnicken house with room for 300 | in which they finished were: $15 | chickens. Two brooder houses. | Richard Hyatt, Ronks RI, 41.28 io ‘buildings equipped with elec- [ bushels; $10 John Weidman, Mi. | ricity. These buildings are all in ‘ very good condition and are locat- doy Bl, 4053 bushels; §7 John. 1, ed in a good community close to Wagner, Elizabethtcwn R1. 38.11 Bussler’'s Church and school. bushels; $5 each, Joe Hess, Mt. Joy | Premises can be viewed at any | RI. 37.68 bushels; Sylvester Wal- time by ¢ niacting either M. E. | ters, Elizabethtown R1, 36.03 bush- | Rut, Phone Elizabethtown 170J or | gis; Jerome Bixler. Elizabethtown calling farm, Phone Elizabethtown 101J2. Don’t forget the day | R3, 33.17 bushels; Charles Goss, Mt. | Joy R1, 30.20 bushels; Norman Herr, Friday, November 17th. | Marietta, 26.13 bushels; Robert Hos- Sale to commence at 2:00 O'clock | sler, Manheim R3, 2540 bushels: PM. When conditions will be made Curvin Martin, Jr., Mt. Joy Rl, 24,- . M. E. RUTT | 88 Rotoert Shearer, Eliza- | bethtown R3, 22.81 bushels. 44-2 | The firsi three contestants between 38 and 45 ears a minute. i and date: bushels; Walter Dupes, Auct. D. L. Landis, Clerk PUBLIC SALE Of MT. JOY RESIDENCE Miss Mary Ellen Stauffer, 1950 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1950 | Corn Queen, of Manheim R1, husk- | Former Home of Dr. O. G. Long- | ed the first ear of corn at the start | enecker, No. 214 Marietta St. Mt. | of the contest. Joy, Pa. | cena sr SA { a 2-STORY AND ATTIC | A FRAME DWELLING | N EWTOW N n 9 rooms, 2 baths and attic; | | garage. Large lot; fine loca- | —————— tion. Mrs. Mi in (3a . . | Sale at Mt. Joy Bulletin office, E. | ie oy k ne Gouna o Ryne | Main St, Mt. Joy at 7:30 p. m. Fri- | derhook spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and day November 10, 1950. May be in- | ond spected Saturday afternoon, and | family. entire day of sale; other times by | Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Shuman of appointment with Miss Mary Keck | Flizakethtown visited Mrs. Mathild living on the premises. | Deny : ne a | Derr on Sunday. JOHN 0. LONGENECKER : 4 ALICE L. CHAMBERS, Owners Visitors during the past week of | Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher C. S. Frank. Auctioneer | were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koser and Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, Att'ys | family of Millersviiie RD; Mr. and 42-4 Mrs. Ralph Keith and son Clifford, | of Brunnersville; Mr. and Mrs. | Mervin Keith, Lititz RD; Mr. and FARM MACHINERY AND HOG SALE Elizabethtown R. D. 2, Pa. | Mrs. Russell Keith and son Terry, | Phone 442-J-2 of Lexington; Mr. Ezra Eitner and | | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1950 | Mrs. Ellen Wagaman of Bird-in- at 11 A. M. hand: ber [0 NEW ANE TEED TRACTORS i vane Bo ert Wagaman cf Lancas- All Makes ter; Mrs. Marlin Landis of Lititz | LOT OF CORN PICKERS RD; Mrs. Cora Myers of Kinder- | CORN BINDERS & HARVESTERS | hook; Mrs. Laverne Lucas of Mt. i ang Reson mounted and pull- | Joy RD, and relatives, friends. and | | type, all makes of pickers; 1 New | neio ; >. Oi itv {Idea Corn Husker and Shredder, Relghbors of the comunity, | JHC Husker and Siiredder. Rev. and Mrs. Arndt held a Hal- | 100 PCS. OF MACHINERY [ lowe en party in the school house oe CARS AND TRUCKS Monday evening for the children of | (100 PCS. OF O1 HER MACHINERY | the community. Thirty children and i 250 HOGS—Terms: Cash adults : | fourteen were present. | | Farmers and Dealers, bring in| . | your machinery and tractors. | Games were played and refresh- | | G K WAGNER'S | ments served. Everyone had a most | | MAC HINERY & HOG AUCTION | enjoyable evening. Next Two Sales—Saturday, No- Mr. and Mrs, Howar oi § vember 18, and Saturday, Decem- yo ane Irs, Howard. Johnson | 43-2t and Miss Susie Fralich of Lancaster | were guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. | Arndt. R. H. Arndt and | { ber 2, 1950 Stimulate your business by adver. tising in the Bulletin. Vela ear elev, rere ee! » eva J el erie arene Tre! I =SALE~. NEW SERVICE STATION Now doing excellent ing HOUSE. business. LARGE FRAME HOUSE, good buy. MOUNT JOY— HOUSE, 47 West Donegal St., good condition, no bath. LANDISVILLE— BEAUTIFUL LARGE BRICK HOME excellent condition. LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE, investment, excellent condition. Price $22,000. Well built BRICK HOME, 7 rooms and bath, automatic oil burner hot water heat, nice location. S. NISSLEY GINGRICH—Realtor 12 S. Duke St IN 100 Tab edb a SLANE SAIN PRT ARTA TA RO OT ee | Rev. and Mrs. ve | Mrs. Elizabeth Hitchcock spent | Tuesday in Lancaster visiting Mr. | and Mrs. Havard Johnston. f Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. | Harry Weaver and Mrs. R. H. Arndt | enjoyed the Mt. Joy Senior Class | play. | i sive Bae dr ele Dolev a dred alin plore Keller Thinks (From page 1) { and adjoin- ae SD. 40. DOOD DOTS te | 8.2 | about to begin after years of re-| ae y | 2 2 | search. 2g | Along this line the industrialist | #8 | remarked that “the military im- | gs : 3ll% | portance of guided missiles is fully | se - oe appreciated and the government Price $4,800. RT feels the program should be expe- u's : » | 1 dited. | i Keller said he® has spent about | three days a week in Washington since President Truman first ap- ’ proached him on the subject August 30. Serving without salary or expen- ses, he said he probably wculd de- vote more time “when the program TEN ATEN 8d 4! 4 ate’ good s 2 gets under way.’ He said Chrysler's ! RIS board of directors had authorized | Ae him to devote as much time as he | RI sees fit to the guided missile pro- | ps | gram, while continuing to hold his | 2 | Chrysler post. | le : Price $1 1,000. fut Keller said he has recommended | a member of the armed forces to | 2% | serve as his assistant. But he de- | 2 | clined to identify him, saying he | Ine | currentl is employed on same: | *y Lancaster, Pa. bd “very ee oy | - > o-— VSIA Subscribe for the Bulletin, | essary | Williams, Mt. Joy. | Francis | comforts, Geo. Brown Sons | (From Page 1) ing Co, Fort Atkinson, Wis, leased all the buildings. They will start in the plant here January 15, 1951, \ This Corporation is the largest manufacturer poultry | equipment as well as incubators in of operations of barn and the world. Mount Joy will be the home office for the eastern district which cov- ers from Maine to Georgia and has | place, 25 salesmen working from this of- fice. They will move 8 to 10 families | ol Mount Joy and will require an office force of from 10 to During the first 3 months they 15 to 25 people in the plant and by executives to 15 girls. will employ from | the end of the first ‘year this will | property by W. C. increase to from 50 to 75 and a total of 150 by the end of 18 months The engineering and research de- | partments of The James Mfg. Co. cooperates with all recognized sc¢heols and colleges in the develop= ment of better methods in husband- ry. A warm welcome should be giv- en to tnis outstanding manufactur- a pair of Wolverine shoes de nated | er by the people of Mount Joy and | M | Lancaster County as they will be a distinct asset to the entire com- munity. The bringing of The James Mfg. Co. has been made possible by Officers of the cooperation of the | George Brown's Sons, Inc, S. Nis- | sley Gingrich, realtor and the Mt. Joy Borough Officials as it was nec- for the new concern to ac- quire permission for a railroad sid- ing along the alley. tll + © Prize Winners (From Page 1) er, Mt. Joy. Fancies'—First, Kaylor, Elizabethtown: Second, Jo- Linda husked | anne Dickson, Elizabethtown: Third, Spahr, Auct. Sue Carcl Mumma, Mt. Joy. SECOND DIVISION: Mos: Com- | ical—First, Bill Varsity Club, Mt. Joy: Seccond, Wayne Nauman, Mt. Joy R1: Third, Bob Mos: Original First, Benjamin Groff, Mt. Joy; Sceond, Marlene Zimmerman and Wolgemuth, both of Mt Mt. Joy. Fan- Darrenkamp, Joy; Third, Bill Eby, ciest—First, Lorraine Mt. Joy; Second, Jean Darrenkamp, | Sale Register Saturday, Nov, 4—~In West Hemp- field Twp. Midway between Iron- ville and Columbia on the Ironville | Pike, Farming Implements and Household Goods by Frank K. Gar- man, Edgar Funk, Auct. Sale at 12:30, Saturday, November 4 On the | premises at the corner of Chocolate Ave, and Donegal Springs Road in Florin, household goods by Jacob D. Strickler also at the same time and household furnishings by John E. Melhorn and Willis Mel- horn, for the estate of Christian A. Melhorn, dec'd. C. S. Frank, Auct. | Sale at 1 pm, Saturday, November 4th—At 39 |W. James Street, in Lancaster, Pa, [a B-story brick apartment Bldg. land 2-cay garage, also personal lehm. Executor {of Frank P. Jefferies, Estate. Jno. | {C. Rebman, Auct. Friday, Nov. 10—At the Bulletin, | | Mount Joy, the former home of Dr. | | 0. G. Longenecker, on Marietta St, | Mount Joy. a 2 story and aitic | frame dwelling, 2-car garage by O. Longenecker, Alice L. Chambers, Owners. C. S. Frank, Auct. Sale at 7:30 pm Tuesday, November 14—-On the t. Joy and Marietta Pike, Route | 241, one mile south of Mt. Joy, | | household goods by A. N. Hostetter nd First National Bank and Trust [ Co.. Admins. of the Estate of Lizzie { N. Engle. C. S Frank, Auct. | ne | : Friday, Nov. 17—on the road [leading from Bosslers Church to | | Bainbridge, about 4!'5 miles south of Flizabetatown, 64 acve farm, 2% story frame dwelling with 2'2 story frame tenant house, frame barn, to- | | bacco shed, ete. by M. E. Rutt | Walter Dupes, Auct. Sale at 2 pm. | Tuesday, Nov. 28—On the prem- | | ises at 17 North Main Street, in | Manheim, 2 story brick store and also household goods by Henry S. Boyd and Owen P. Bricker, Fxecutors of Mary R. [ Biyd, Dec'd. Sale at 2 pm. Leroy dwelling house | Tuesday, November 28 — On the {premises in Fast Donegal Twp. on the west side of Chocolate Avenue, the former home of Michael Wag- a 2% story brick dwelling, | 2 garage, poultry hcuse. Im- Z=-car mediate possession. Lester F. Rob- ' |erts, Executor, Michael Wagenbach, |C. S. Frank, Auct. 1 aa | OP ee re | CONTROL THE WEEDS One way to prevent a big crcp o the weeds next year is to gather | present weeds, pile them, and burn Mt. Jcy. THIRD DIVISION: Most Comic- | them to kill as many weed seeds as 2l—First, Paul Hipp, Mt. Joy; possible, says J. O. Dutt, Penn Second, Ben Hess, Florin; Third, | State extension vegetable special- Tom Siohler, Mt. Joy. Most Origi- | ist nal, Bill Stohler, Mt. Jcy; Second, Herman Seaman, Marietta. Fan- ciest—First, Topper Rates, M:. Joy: | Second, Charles Pennel, Mt. Joy; | Third, Phares Wenger, Mt. Joy. FOURTH DIVISION: Fanciest Couple, Marion Nauman, Mt. Joy and Ray Keith, Lititz; Most Com- ical Couple, Arthur R., Arthur G., nd Henry G. Zerphey, Mt. Joy. Fanciest or Most Original Group consisting of three or more pecple, First Mrs. Miriam Hershey, Tadd Hershey, Mt. Joy R2 Tony Rehrer, Mt. Joy. Seccnd, Dor- prize, and othy Brown, Shirley Ann, Dennis Lee, Ruth and Nancy Miller, ‘Mari- etta. Best Appearing Float; First, | East Donegal High School, Lor- raine Barnhar{, Queen. Second Prize, Dale Fantom and Ray Fuhr- man, Bainbridge. Largest Group of Non-Paid Musical © PUBLIC SALE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1950 The undersigned will offer at public sale the property known as *17 North Main Street in the Bor- ough of Manheim, Pennsylvania. ALL THAT CERTAIN ii. TWO STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE containing in front on North Main (22) feet, eight Street twenty-twe (8) inches, more or less, and ex- tending in depth two hundred fifty-seven (257) feet, more or less, to North Wolf Street, where the property has a frontage of twenty- seven (27) feet, two and one-half | (21%) inches, more or less. TOGETHER with the right to use in common with others entitled thereto the alley extending between the property of Walter W. Hess and the herein conveyed premises, one- half cf the width of said alley be- ing on each property. There will be offered a compléte | furnish- | line of household goods, ings and antiques consisting of piano, dining room suite, drop-leaf table, old chest chest of drawers, old rockers, antique dishes, glass- ware, candle sticks and | mcdern furniture, cooking utensils, spreads, bedding, towels, linens, washing machine, rugs, oth- | er articles too numercus to mention. The sale of perscnal property will begin a% 10 o'clock A. M. and the real estate will be offered at 2 o’- clock P. M. at which time the terms and conditions will be made known. HENRY: S. BOYD and OWEN P. BRICKER Fxecutors of Mary R. Boyd, deceased. Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, Att'ys. LeRoy Spahr, Auct. 44-4 Everybody reads newspapers bul NOT everybody reads circular ad. vertising left on their door step. A... AA . Patronize Bulletin Advertisers Organizations; | | First Prize, East Dcnegal Glee Club. pictures; | Wn ee | BLANCH CELERY Blanching makes celery more ten- der and crisp. Blanching is grcwing | the celery stalks for a short time in | subviued light or darkness. A simple | way is to bank the soil around the | stalks but not around the leaves. | RUPTURE SHIELD EXPERT HERE H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known | expert of Chicago, will personally be at the Brunswick Hotel, Lancas- [ter Tuesday and Wednesday only, { November 7 & 8, from 9 A. M. to [4 P. M. | Mr. Shevnan says: The Zoetic Shield is a tremendous improvement over all { former methods, effecting immediate | results. It will not only hold the | rupture rfectly no matter the siz { or location but it will increase the | circulation, strengthen the weakened | parts, and thereby close the opening | in ten days on the average case, re | gardless of heavy lifting, straining o any position the body may assume \ nationally known scientific method No under straps or cumbersome at rangements and absolutely no medi cines or medical treatments onstrate without charge. 6509 N. Artesian Ave., Chicago 45 Large incisional hernia or ruptuie following surgical operation { especially solicited CLASSIFIED Rates for classified advertising in this column are: FOR SALE: Quality electric stove, in good condition. Price $: phone evenings Mt. Joy 3-5315. |FOR SALE: | Phone Mount Joy 3-5882. 44-1t | FOR SALE: ABC Spinner Washer, | | good condition. Mrs. Anthony War- ta. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4352 44-1p | ALL-MFTAL WEATHFR STRIP; ‘calking. Estimates furnished. H. C. | mith, Maytown. Ph. Marietta 6-3294 { 44-4p | FOR SALE: Practically new, high {power air rifle. Excellent for small | game. Call Mt. Joy 3-3382. 44-2t | PRFVENT moth worries by using [Call Mt. Joy 3-4814. heim R2, fy 43-2 “| ANTIQUES: Mr. Shevnan will be glad to dem- | 3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢ Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10c¢ | Each add. insertion, per line .... 8c | 00. Tel- | 2.000 Used Bricks. | The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thu rsday, November 2, 19503 I wish to express my sincere thanks 1650 Nash Statesman 4 dr. Sedan to all my friends who so kindly re- membered me with cards flowers during my illness and while 1948 Plymouth Spee. a pat‘ent in the hospital. Mrs, Tru- 1 man Sprout, WANTED: Woman to keep children 1 6 dayd a week, 7 a.m. to 6 p. m. 1 44-tf 1 Sg pa ] FOR SALE: Ducks, Broilers and 1 Pullets, live or dressed. Richard E. 1 Miller, R2, Mt. Joy, Phone 13-9263 1 44-2 1 LOST: Red brocaded Satin Stole or 1949 Nash Amb. Custom Broughm and 1949 Nash “600” 4 dr. Sedan Del. 4 dr. Hr. 048-1947 Frazer Manhattan n 44-1t 1947 Stud. Comm. Club Cpe. R&H 947 Stud. Champion 4 dr, Sdn. Htr, 047 Chev. Fleetline 4 dr, R&H 047 Nash “600” 4 dr. Sedan 946 Chevrolet Coupe 946 Nash Ambassador, R&H. O.D. 942-1941 Buick Special 4 dr. Sdn, 941 Cadillac 4 dr. Sedan . 041 Chrysler Royal 2 dr, R&H 940 Nash Ambassador 4 dr. Sedan = | 1940 DeSoto 4 dr. Sedan [1939 Chrysler 4 dr. Sedan, R&H scarf on Henry street and Comfort | 1939 Plymouth 2 dr. Good Cond. Alley to Mein. Reward. Return to | 1938 Ford Panel Truck Mrs. Robt. Metzler, Mt Joy 44-1 1938 Olds. 4 dr. & 2 dr. Sedans 1938 Plymouth Sp. Cpe. & 4 dr. Sd. FOR SALE: Small Fire Engine, | 1637 Ford “60” 2 dr. new motor pedals, rubber tires, bell, ladders. HARRY R. BITZER Excellent condition. Mrs. Harvey |900 N Prince St, Lancaster, Pa. Rd., Mt. Jovy, | 44-1p | a | Hawtaorne, Fairview FOR SALY: Hot Pe'nt electric stove Phene 2-4128 Open Daily To 9 p.m, 4-1 » Washing Machine, Guitar, Ukeline | WANTED: 2 Ladies to take orders Phone Marietta 6-3310. 44-1 | and deliver Daggett and Ramsdell I yr d = | Tcilet Articles. Write Box 85, c/o FOR SALE: Coil spring for double | D. R., Mount Joy. 43-2tp bed, 00d cond. reasonable price. | - x 223 West Main St. call after 5 p.m. | Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash 44-1 | Registers, Check Writers. New and —=| Used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High St, FOR SALE: Radio and record plav- | Elizabethtown, ‘phone 14J. 8-18-tf er combina‘ion, maple high chair. | = — nt both good conditicn, 305 Marietta |FOR AWNINGS - VENETIAN St.. Mt. Joy. Phone 3-9394 44-1p | BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL- ee eee — | QPRRING call Columbia 48101 or I wish to thank my friends for | write to HALDEMAN'S UPHOL- their words f sympathy and beau- | grrry & AWNING SHOP, 11th & tiful flowers in my recent bereave- | ment. Mrs. Robert Keener, Mt. Jov. Pa 44-1t Just $55 Buys the New Revere | Wight Movie Camera. Sec Klahr's i bo stock Fofore you buv. Victor Klahr Camera Shop. Middletown. 44-1 FOR SALE: Duplex Premier Vac- | wum Cleaner. Good Condition. Used 2 years. 52 West Main St, Mt. Joy, or phone 5-449, 44-1 |OYSTERS & CLAMS: Chinco- [teague. Joe & Tim Schroll, 33-35 Detwiler Avenue, Mt. Joy. 43-1{ FOR SALE: Girls Schwinn DeLuxe | model, 20 in. wheel. 3 wheel, chain | drive bike, deluxe. Excellent con- | dition, like new, used very little. Mt. Joy 23-5792 between 1-5. 43-1 | SPFCIAL THIS WEEK: Smoke- [house Apples 65¢ basket. Fresh i c'der, 50c¢ gal. Kathrvn Z. Snvder, | Fairview Orchards, Florin. Phone | Mt. Joy 3-9451. 43-2t | FOR SALB: Good solid Cabbage, | reasonable. Harry G. Hess, Man- Phone Mt. Joy 3-4837. | { NOTICE: Orders mav now be giv- [tn for Personilized Picture Christ- {mas Cards. Mrs. Richard Dillinzer, |W. Donegal St., Mt. Jovy, for Weid- | {man Photo Shon. Elizabethtown: Pa. | { Price list available. 41-17 | | ce eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eet [FOR SALE: Antique Heirlooms, | |early American furniture, pattern | |and pressed glass, china and silver- | ware, homespun linen, lamps, deep | picture. frames, books bedding, sev- eral Museum pieces. tools. stamos, | | Pegfect light deer skin, many mis- cellaneous and cold Hallowe'en | items. 74 Fast Main Street, Mt. Joy | | cr phone 3-3601. 43-tf { WANTED: Middle aged men from Mount Joy or vicinity, to take care of increased trapning capacity of { laying hens. Musser Leghorn | Farms, R1 Mt. Joy, Phone 3-4911. | | 39-tf { WANTED: Old Magazines, News- | papers. I buy all kinds of scrap | iron, also sell stove wood. Guy D.' Spittler, Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 34-tf | Will pay high prices | for antiques of any descrintion. Mr. { Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man- heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-1f | FOR SALE: Perfection Oil Burner, | 3 to 4 room size. Phone Mount Jov | 3-5903. 36-1f | 1947 Ford 4 door Sedan Very Clean 1 owner Plym-u‘h 2 door Sedan ELT AMENT Delta & Henrv | Mount Joy. Pa Phone 3-4264 1637 Sts. 44-1 HATS. made & remodeled, DRESS- MAKING, ALTERATIONS, GIFTS, BUTTON-HOLING, Margaret-Jean { Shoppe, 19 W. Donegal St., Mt. Joy. 33-tf | | | WANTED AT ONCE: Newspaper | carriers daily delivery, good pay. Applv Luncheonette & News Stand, Mount Joy. 40-tf WANTED Saleslady Salary & Commission Apvly KITTY DRESS SHOP | 44-1 i PAINTERS NEEDED: D. Loraw, | | Florin. Phone 3-4446, Mt. Joy. 22-tf | | WSED: CARS | 1918 Chevrolet Tudor Sdn. R&H | 1947 Chevrolet Tudor Sdn. Fleetline | 1947 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan, R&H | 1945 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan i 1946 Plymouth 5 pas. Coupe, R&H | [ 1946 Mercury Tudor Sedan, R&H | { 1941 Chevrolet 4-dr. Special Deluxe | Perlou. Odorless, stainless, 1940 Buick 4-dr. Sedan R&H teed for FIVE YFARS. Keener | 1946 Dodge 5 pas. Coupe, R&H |Home Furnishing, Mt. Joy, Pa. 44-1 | 1940 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan | FOR SALE: Ladies’ Ice Skates. size 7, 2 Ladies’ Wool Suits. size 14, Man's Rrown Snit, like new, size 34. Ap- rly 171 Manheim St., Mt. Joy 44-1t FOR SALE: 1947 Buick Super Con- vertihle, verfect conditizn. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5063. 43-1t FOR SALE: 7 cu. ft. General Flec- tric refrigerator, reason for selling, purchased larger. Phone Mt. Jovy 3-5462, 268 Marietta Ave 44-21 | | NEWCOMER MOTORS | Inc. CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE | Sales & Service | Open Evenings to 9 P. M. 43-tf ! | FOR SALE: Choice Katahdin and | | Cobbler’ potatoes. $1.00 per bu. field | run $1.75 per cwt. for No. 1's. H R. | Zook R1 Manheim. Phone Manheim J 5-7198. | Spruce Sts, Columbia, Pa. 26-tf EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Estate of Christian A. Melhorn, late of Mt. Joy Boro., deceased. Fstate 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 settlemetn to the undersigned re« siding at JOHN E. MELHORN Mount Joy, Pa. WILLIS MELHORN Palmyra, Pas Executors James N. Lightner, Att'y Lancaster, Pa. EXECUTRIX NOTICE Estate of Mary E. Newpher, late of Mt. Joy Boro., deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the andersigned, 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 40-6 HARRIET D. BARNHART 81 E. Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. Executrix Clarence C. Newcomer, Att'y. « Mount Joy, Pa. 42-6 EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Fstate of John M. Forry, deceas- ed, late of Rapho Twp. Lancaster County, Pa. Letters testamentary 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 BENJAMIN H. FORRY R. D. 2, Manheim, Pa. Executor Clarence C. Newcomer, Att'y. Mount Joy, Pa. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Emma H. Detwiler, also 42-6 | known as Emma Hoffman Detwiler, Mount Joy Bor- deceased, late of i cugh, Lancaster County. Letters testamentary on said es- tate having been granted to the un- dersigned, ail 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 to the undersigned CARL S. KRALL Mount Joy, Pa. Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, settlement Attorneys 42-6 IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a paperhanger, call Earl C. Brubak- [er. R1, Lancaster. Ph. Landisville 4374. 19-tf YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE NEEDS PROTECTION: Careful driving plus State Farm Mutual Aufo Insurance’s complete 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 you can prove financial re- sponsibility. Call or come in today. AMMON R. HOFFER 119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa. Phone 3-4901 44-1 Specials PRICED TO SELL 1949 Ford Custom 4 dr. Sedan. Light grey. 1 owner. Low mil- eage. Extras. $1395. Plymouth Special Deluxe 4 dr. Sedan, Dark green, heater, de- 1946 froster, fog lights, spot light, A-1. $975. 1945 Pentiac “8” Torpedo 2-door Sedan, 2 tone green. Lots of extras. A good buy at $975. Plymouth 4 dr. Sedan, with 48 motor. Good cond. Only $165. 1937 (2) Ford 2 dr. Sedan. Run very goed. $95 each. : HARRY R. BITZER YOUR NASH DEALER 720 N. PRINCE ST. LANCASTER PHONE 2-4128 Open Daily To 9 p.m. t A 44-1 1937 Ess » mint i
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