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bl NOT everybody reads circular ade
u 1C a e | vertising left on their door step.
Of Valuable Farm! © SA
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate and Personal
| Property
| SATURDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1951
Tues., Jan. 23, Hoffman Farm, E. Donegal
In West Hempfield Twp. at Cor- | pail Lancaster Co., Pa. Acres;
delia, directly opposite Twin Oaks | BRICK DWELLING
swimming pool on Ironville Pike! Barn. corn barn and shed-
ding for 20 acres tobacco

from Columbia on tne plemises at!
|
1:30 P. M.
FARM OF 28 ACRES more or less
on which is erected :
2, Story
BRICK HOUSE si
slate roof of 8 rooms. Large BANK
BARN with tobacco shed attached
with stripping room and d: unpening
cellar, 2-Story PIG STY; GARAGE; |
additional tobacco shed and chicken i brouent to the farm)
house. Never failing well. Space to |” Sale 1 3 wi Suturdey, Jans
hang 6 acres of tobacco. Macadam { eo 20. 195. on the far oon High
read passes farm. Terms by | way Route No. 241 about 2 miles
ALBRIGHT & RODKEY | west of Maytown. Real estate at
Edgor F. Funk, Auct. 2
P. H. Bletz, Jr., Clerk
One of Lancaster County's fine
arms. Excellent producer.
Also Personal Property: Grand-
father clock, mantel clocks, drop
leaf tables, 2 chests of drawers,
| chests, Victorian sofa, chairs, china,
| utensils ete,; tobacco lath, about 500
bus. ear corn; manure spreader,
and other farm implements. (The
| grandfather clock may be seen on
I day of sale at M. R. Hoffman resi=-
| dence, Maytown; it will not be

2 p.m.
3-1p GUY S. HOFFMAN,

Admr. of Estate of A. IL.
Everybody reads newspapers but Hoffman, dec’d.
VOT everybody reads circular ad. | Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
a, ry y . Arnold, Bricker & Beyer,
verticing left on their door step. Attorneys 3
THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF EAST HEMPFIELD, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
BALANCE SHEET — OCTOBER 31, 1950
ASSETS
UTILITY PLANT
Water Supply System, Distribution System and
Equipment
Land
166,422.96
750.00
Total Utility Plant 167,172.96
FUND ACCOUNTS - FARMERS BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY OF LANCASTER, PENNA. - TRUSTEE ‘
Bond Reserve Fund. 2,250.00
Maintenance Reserve Fund ...................... 400.00
Reserve, Redemption and Improvement Fund 60373 75
Total Fund Accounts ........} 0... cov 8,687.75
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash in Bank - The First National Bank of Lan-
disville: ......:... 0000 vin 7,709.94
Accounts Receivable - Water Rents ......... 1,123.21
8,833.15
184, 693. 86
Total Current Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 3
LONG TERM DEBT
Bonds Payable
Saorial Water Revenue Bonds - Series A of 1946. .
Series “B” Bonds of 1946
125,000.00
35,000.00
Total «Long Term Debt. ............. 0.
OTHER LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
RESERVES
Reserve for Acquisition of Privately Owned
Water Supply Lines ....
Resarve for Fund Accounts - Farmers Bank And
Trust Company of Lancaster, Pa. - Trustee
160,€00.00
100.00
1,000.00
8,687.75
9,687.75
14,906.11
Total Reserves
Surplus. -- Unappropriated 0.00,
TOTAL LIABILITIES
184, 693. 86
RALPH E. STINE
Certified Public Accountant

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moisture-laden oir. 6 IMPROVE WORKING CON-
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HUNTER ZEPHAIR Phene Marietta 6-3205

FANS. 59-3 mo

Everybody reads newspapers buf |
NOT everybody reads circular ad.
vertising left on their door sep.
rn Ue
Suheeribe for the Bulletin,

ALL DAY FARM MACHINERY
AND HOG SALE
Two miles North of Elizabethtown
R. D. Pa.
Phone Fr
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1951
at 11 A. M. Sharp
30 TO 40 NEW AND USED
TRACTORS
All Makes
200 Pieces other New & Used
Farm Machinery
Anything you need, Cedar & Locust
Posts,
250 Hogs & Pigs.
Special—20 head of Registered
Minnesota No. 2 and Hereford Hogs
consisting of bred gilts and sows,
shoats, 1 service boar, See and buy
the coming type hogs in this neigh- |
bhorhood.
in before Sale Day,
We need it, as prices were a
inery
sible.
l-row Tractors. We have Baby
List.
G. K. WAGNER,
4 Auctioneers.
Sales Mgr,

Next 2 sales--Saturdays, Febru-
ary 3 and 17, 1951. Please be here |
on time. 2-2
Newtown U. B., Church
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
Sunday, January 21
9:00 am. Sunday School.
6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor.
Wednesday
7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
PUBLIC SALE
of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1951
at 2:30 p. m.
On the premises on the Eliza-
bethtown to Maytown road in East
Donegal Township,
215 STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE
containing 7 rooms, elect
ric, frame barn with corn
barn attached, well of never failing
water. Farm contains 41 acres of
land more or less and is in an ex~
cellent state of cultivation.
Premises may be inspected on
February 1 by calling at the prem- |
ises between 2:00 and 5:00 P. M.
On the
P. M. miscellaneous household
goods and farm implements will be
sold.
Conditions by
ROY W. MARTIN and
JOHN M. MARTIN
Executors of Abram H.
Martin, deceased
Walter Dupes, Auct.
Carl G. Herr, Attorney 3-1

PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
and Household Goods
‘SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
JANUARY 217, 1951
at 2:30 P. M.
On the premises the undersigned
Executor of Joseph N. Risser, de-
ceased, will sell at public sale:
A 215 STORY
BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE
known as No. 435 S. Market St. |
Elizabethtown, Pa., laid out in two
separate apartments, one on the |
first floor containing four rooms,
kitchen and bath and one on the |
second floor, containing 4 rooms,
kitchen and bath. This house has
two rooms on the third floor, one
finished, cement cellar, hot water
Leat with stoker and two car brick
garage.
On the same date at 12:30 P. M.
at 441 S. Market St., at the North-
east corner of S. Market & Orange
Streets, Elizabethtown, Pa. the un-
dersigned Administrators of Lizzie
S. Risser, deceased, will sell at pub-
lic sale the following household
goods:
Four piece mahogany bedroom
suite consisting of double bed,
chest of drawers, dresser and night
table, three piece mohair living
room suite, dining room suite cone
sisting of extension table, buffet,
china closet, server, and six chairs,
8 cu. ft. Servel gas refrigerator, in
excellent condition, Roper four
burner gas stove in excellent con-
dition, new vacuum cleaner, player
piano, sideboard, tables, lamps,
chairs; rugs; china; linens; kitchen
utensils and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms and conditions by
ELIZABETHTOWN TRUST
COMPANY, Executor of
Joseph N. Risser, Deceased
ETHEL R. NEWCOMER &
RAYMOND R. RISSER,
Administrators of Lizzie S.
Risser, Deceased.
Walted Dupes, Auct.
Carl G. Herr and
John Hill Byrne, Attys.

Landis & Kraybill, Clerks 2-3

ws

nl MANHEIM R.
. Robert Fry

Air Compressor Work
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.

Excavating and Grading
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
Rocks
and
Trees
Removed

. PHONE MOUNT JOY

3-4753
Cars & Trucks |
Farmers and Dealers bring your |
New and Used Tractors and Mach- |
if pos-
Jot higher on last sale. We need lots |
Chicks every week. Write for Price |
same date at 1:00 o'clock |
‘Mortuary Record
(From page 1)
yesterday at
|
| died suddenly
home of his nephew, Hiram N. |
Strickler, Mcunt Joy R2 with
whom he resided.
Dr. J. S. Kendig, Salunga,
| uty coroner, said death was caused |
| by a hemorrhage.
He was a son of the late Ephraim | i
IR. and Susan Grosh Strickler, and |
by a brother, Clayton |
Salunga,
Koser funeral |
Saturday af-
dep |
{is survived
IG. Strickler,
Funeral
| home at
from the
Landisville
ternoon with interment at Bris- |
man's cemetery.
| Wesley P. Royer
Wesley P. Royem, seventy, died
lat 6 p.m. Wednesday at the home
lof a son, Earl Royer, Florin. He
was a member cf the United Zion
Brethren Church, Elizabethtown.
Surviving are these children: Earl
| Royer, with whom he resided; John,
| Clarence, Trvin and Carl Royer, all
of Elizabethtown; Woodrcw Royer,
| Campbelltown; Alvin Royer, Stel-
[ la, Samuel Seiders and
Frances Royer, both of Royalton.
Twenty-three grandchildren, ten
great grandchildren and these
brothers and sisters also survive:
Harry Royer, Pittsburgh; Samuel
Rover, Annville: Milton Royer and
Mrs. Grace Wiitle, both «f Lancas-
ter: and Mrs. Addison Breneman,
Mount Joy.
wife of
Charles M. Webb }
Charles M. Webb, seventy-two,
122 S. Barbara St., died at his home
Tuesday after an illness of two
| menths. He was born in Mount Joy,
a son of the late James E. and
Annie Shelley Webb. He was a tin-
having worked at the trade
He was a member of St.
United Breth-
the Friendship

smith
50 years.
Mark's Evangelical
ren Church and
Fire Co., here.
There survive his wife, the for-
Mamie Good, and these chil-
dren: Ruth, wife of Addison Ha-
becker, Mt. Joy; Cora, wife of Ed-
win L. Kline, Landisville: Anna,
wife of Charles G. Shank, Rheems;
Maude, wife of Harold Zimmerman,
Mt. Joy; Hazel, wife of J.iin G.
| Roth, Florin; Charles G., Manheim
R4; Dorothy, Morris T.
Kauffman, Landisville; Ernestine,
wife of Charles E. Smith,
and Marshall, at also 3
grandchildren, 12 great grandchil-
dren, and two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle
V. Bates, Mt. Joy; and Bertha, wife
of I. K. Charles, Lancaster.
The funeral will be held from the

|
| mer
wite of
home;

Heilig funeral home here Friday
ffternocn with interment in the
Eberle cemetery.
Mrs. Bertha Mae Gibbons
Mrs. Bertha Mae Gibbons, fifty-
of Rheems, widow cf Elder
| Gibkons, died Saturday in Lancas-
ter General Hospital, where she
had been a patient since Tuesday.
She was born in Fayette County,
a daughter of Mrs. Margaret Artz.
of Julian, Pa. and the late Rus
sell Ariz. Following graduaticn
from Elizabethtown College, she
taught seven years in the Inter-
| course grade school. She was a
{ member of Mount Joy Methodist
Church, the Rebekiah Lodge, Mg.
Joy, and of the Auxiliary to the
Rheems Fire Company. Her hus-
band died three months ago.
her mother, she is sure
vived by John W. Gibbons,
San Francisco, Calif.; two daugh-
ters: Martha Jane, wife of Walter
G. Nau, of Rheems, and Miss An-
na Mae Gibbons, at home. Two
brothers: Russell Artz, of Altoona,
and Stanford Artz, Pine Grove
Mills; and a sister, Marie, wife of
Ch:rles Alexander, of Julian. |
Besides
a son,
The funeral was held at Eliza-
bethtown Wednesday afternoon |
with interment in Mount Tunnel |
cemetery.

Joseph F. Shillow, fifty-six,
Marietta, died suddenly yesterday |
at a frod market at Lancaster |
where, he was employed.
DQ rr ne
AUTO CAUGHT FIRE
Friendship Fire Company was
called to the corner of Mount Joy
and N. Barbara Streets last evening |
10 extinguish a car that had caught |
fire. The damage was slight.

UST A LIL ACT
TO GET YOUR
ATTENTION WHILE
WE PUT IN

A

Most of Packers’ Sale
Dollar Goes to Farmer
Industry Expects Near
Record Production in ‘51
The meat industry—from farmer
to consumer-—is an important part
of this country’s economy, Of every
dolar exchanging hands in the in.
dustry, 78 cents goes to the coun-
try's farmers.
Profits in 1949, as reported by
companies producing the bulk of the
nation's meat supply, averaged 7/10
cents out of each dollar of sales; or
about 1/3 of a cent per pound of
meat sold.
As shown by the above chart, pay-
rolls got next to the largest share of

— fr 78% LIVESTOCK and
other facm products
S50 944 OTHER expenses
104 TAXES
M5 107 PAYROLLS
os 52) Tiot NET PROFIT
after paying oil expenses

Of every packer's sales dollar,
78 cents goes to the country’s
farmers.
t he packers’ dollar—10.7 cents:
other expenses totaled 9.6 cents and
taxes got 1 cent of the dollar,
Profits ineluded those made on
the sale of meat and all other pro-
ducts, including by-products and
non-meat items, such as. soap,
cleansers, medicinal glands, and
dairy and poultry products.
The meai industry expects a near
Con-
sumption will remain high due to
defense buying and record employ-
record production during 1951.
industry spokesmen believe.
ment,
Egg Production Depends
On Well Balanced Ration

Sale Register
If you want a notice on your sale
Inserted in this register weekly
now until day of sale, ABSO~
UTELY FREE, send or phone us
your sale date and when you are
ready let us print your bills, That's
the cheapest advertisingyou can get

—
Saturday, Feb, 10—Five miles
west of Lancaster, along road lead-
ing frem Lancaster to Marietta,
farm of 87 acres, meadow, 2%
story frame dwelling, bank barn,
other buildings by H. H. Siegrist.
Walter Dupes, Auct. Sale 2 pm.

Thursday, March 1 — In Eden
Twp. 24 miles west of Route 896,
Turn west at Georgetown store, 25
cows and large line of farm mach-
nery, 300 Leghorn Hens, by Elmer
Smcker. LeRoy Zook; Auct. Har-
vey Reitew Pedigrees. Sale 12:30
p.m.

—
Saturday, March 3—Threg miles
northeast of Mt, Joy, along the
Back Run road near Back Run
School, 8 head milk cows, Fat Bull,
100 Leghorn Hens, Implements by
Semuel J. Bailey. Dupes and Hess
Auct. Sale at 1:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 17—One block
off the Lincoln Highway at the West
end of Mountville, known as the
Fralich farm, 3 cows, 1 heifer,
farming implements, some house-
hold articles by John R. Leaman.
Auct. Lloyd Landvater. Sale at 1:00
p. m.
YW QI
THE LOW DOWN

With 1951 on cur door-step—and
with a backward look at 1950 and
the way things have back-fired—
nobody needs a crystal ball to see
a good dozen c¢r even more resolu-
tions for 1951.
And topping the list—and ap-
propriate in many circles and dom-
iciles—comes my favorite, to-wit,
“A sucker is a poor fish—I will not
be one.” When the barber guy says,
a little of this elixir would work
wonders on that baldish spot—ig-
nore the gent. Mama, she too, could
look askance when her beautician
launches her sales talk. And
amongst the suckers of record are
the ones who have swallowed the
palaver of those who say, “the Govt.
can do it cheaper and better.” Woe
HICKORY GROVE
Poultry experts report it requires |. a y :
about one pound of balanced feed |S Us if we don’t see the light, like
for every seven eggs produced. To | they did not see same in time in
make a well balanced ration the | England—and we wake up with
vocational agricultural service of the | Uncle Samuel running the banks,
University of Illinois advises: | turning on and off the lights, run-
Use at least three feeds from the | | ning the trucks,
Ceres] grains. dnd fof tootin’ the R.R. whistle, pulling the
make up 75 to 90 per cent of the |
ration. | molars. They do all these things
Five to 10 per cent of the ration | acrcss the pond—as they plead for
should comptise an animal- -protein | more mazuma from us.
teed, | There is no asm or ism that does
se one’ or more plant-protein( =o...
feeds, it available at reasonable cost. | ot have a salesman, ¥rom the pes
Not more than 15 per cent of the rae under the wrong shell. to Siwash
tion should come from this group, linjment, to “I will save democ-
Include at least one legume rough- | racy,” we Leen sold something.
age, to, make up 5 to 10,per cent. |

digging the coal, |
Don't be a sucker for a slicker, |
| er has declined and the: nation’s
| population has ‘increased, agricul. WANTED: Stk oR 130m, eNpers
arried an. ouse
oir it, y + :
ture leaders point ou rooms to live in. Percy Beaver,
Some carrier of ¢alcium should be | including the Potomac lads—buckle
included if the ration contains ‘no | your 6-gun and make 1951
meat scrap, fishmeal or tankage.' differ é 5
One pound. of common: sait should |
be added for ‘each 100 pounds of to- with the low down,
Yours
JIMMY
DQ Ae nee
tal ration. -

|
There is no better way to boost
{ your business than by local news-
| paper advertising.
CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising in
this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢
| Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10c
=) | Bach add. insertion, per line .... 8c
‘Hog House

aN HELP WANTED: Boy 15 to 17 yrs.,
NW Ey "| for spring Work on farm near Mt
\ yy Joy. Christian preferred. Telephone
| Mt. Joy 3-5926 or write P. O. Box
Scientific hog raising for highest 85, c/o GJ. 3-2p
profits calls for warm, dry, inex- | S
pensive housing. The sunlit hog | FOR SALE: Bucket-a-day & tank
automatic gas water heater and
house above is simply constructed. | 37 J
Its dimensions are 7 feet by 6 feat: Mueller gas fired boiler. Phone ML.

READY FOR FISHING SEASON:
Fishing rods rewrapped and var-
nished.. Eugene Greve, 235 Mari-
etta Ave, Mt. Joy. 3-4
TWO pints of BERLOU sprayed on
your 9x12 rug protects it from moth
damage for 5 years or BERLOU
pays the damage. Average cost on-
ly 50c per year. Keener Furnishing,
Mount Joy. 3-1

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the
acts of kindness, messages of sym-
pathy and beautiful floral offerings,
in our sad bereavement. Mrs. Zella
Rehrer and Tony, and Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Rehrer and family. 3-1
WILL BUY: 500 old barn pigeons
weekly 25 cents each, Earl Shirk,
Bareville, Phone Leola 6-3127 2-4p
NOTICE: Will keep children at my
home, Mrs. Guy Troutman, Pine
St., Mt. Joy. Phone 3-5183. 2-1
SPENCER SUPPORTS, individual-
ly designed. Mrs. Edyth B. Bruba-
ker, Lancaster R1. Phone Landis-
ville 4374. 2-3

NOTICE
The Boro Council of Mount Joy,
Pa. has prepared a proposed Bud-
| get for 1951 which is open for in-
spection at the home of the Sec-
retary, William F. Brian, 128 N.
Barbara St, Mount Joy, Pa.
William F. Brian
3-2 Secretary

HELP
WANTED
STENOGRAPHER, for general
office work.
also
GIRLS to work in Wrapping Dept.
6 to 10 P. M.

BUY NOW
& SAVE
AT THESE LOW
WINTER PRICES
1951 Nash Rambler Custom Conver=
tible, Radio, Weathereye
er, Defrosters, Foam
Directional signals, ¢
White Wall Tires, 3,000
miles. 1 owner ,... 2
1950 Nash Ambassador 4 dr, Sedan. Tn
Dark green, Hydra, Radio with
dual speakers. Weathereye
Heater and Defrosters, Twin
Beds, Foam Cushions .. $1975
1950 Nash Statesman 2 dr. & 4 dr.
Sdns. 1 Owner, Fully equipped
$1675
1950 Studebaker Champion Del. 2
dr. Sdn. Very low mileage.
$1595.
Nash “600” 2 dr. Sedan. Dark
Green. Weathereye Heater &
Defroster. Foam Cushions,
Twin Beds, Low mileage. 1
OWRBE |. ia saad ve $1395
Dodge Coronet Club Coupe.
Dark Green, Radio, Heater,
Defrosters, Foam Cushions, Di-

1949
1949
rectional Signals, Clock,
romatic transmission.
ar ous 4's. Aw wile seth $1675
1949 Dodge Wayfarer 2 door Sedan,
Heater, Defrosters, Clean $1475
1949 Chevrolet Del. 2 dr. Sdn. Fully
equipped. 1 Owner. Low miles.
$1475. :
Nash Ambassador 4 dr. Sedan,
Light Grey O. D. Weathereye
1949
Heater and Defrosters. Twin
beds. Foam cushions. Only
$1675.
1949 Ford Custom Club Coupe,
Light Green. Fully equipped, 1
Owner. Low miles S
1949 Buick Super 4 dr. Sedan, Light
Grey. Dynaflow. 1 Owner.
Very low mileage. Fully equip
ped. SPECIAL.

HATS, made & remodeled, DRESS-
| MAKING, ALTERATIONS, GIFTS,
{BUTTON- -HOLING, Margaret-Jean
| Shoppe, 19 W. Donegal St, Mt. Joy.
33-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
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
EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE
Estate of Annie N. Nissley, dec’d
Lan-

late of Manheim Township,
caster County, Pa.
Letters testamertary 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 undersigned
R. FELLENBAUM
Mount Joy, Pa.
Bernard J. Myers, Jr.
Attorney 3-6
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Fstate of Phares N. Nissley, late
of West Hempfield Twp., Lancaster
County, Pa.
Letters testamentary on said es-
tate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, 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 undersigned
GRACE S. NISSLEY
R. D. 1, Manheim, Pa.

and 4 feet 10 inches high, Built on Joy 3-5974. 3-2 Arnold, Bricker & Beyer,
skids, it has a one inch rough floor | WANTED: Middle-aged woman as Attorneys 49-6
laid on 2 by 4-inch sills. Studdirng of | companion and t> do house work. |
2 by three inch lumber supports the | Apply Mrs. John Shell, N. Mar- | ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
masonite -quarter-inch tempered | ket St. Florin. 3-1| Estate of Samuel B. Miller, late
hardboard used for siding and roof, - | of Mt. Joy Boro, Lancaster County,
This material is durable and weath- FOR SALE Motorola Radio, floor | Penna.
er resistant. Four-inch light strap i with clock. Dial Marlen Letters testamentary on said
hinges are used for turning back he 4 1 SIR Lavington ante] De
roof door. Plans are available by | FLAS : 1 signed, sons >
writing Farm Service Bureau, Suite SASH Sangam Bb Stina | thereto are requested to make
2037, 111 West Washington St.,
cago 2, Ill. The plan number is
AFB-196 and are free.
Chi- | of the Aluminum shortage.
yours now, only $10.60, $11.18 up
complete. Flash lamps. Color film,
supplies. Victor Klahr, Middletown.
Plan Hog Pasture—Farmers plan- 3-1
ning next year's crops should in. LOST: . 5
clude an alfalfa pasture for hogs Fo use belonging eos
to save grain and protein feeds. P. O. Blde., and her home. Finder
PL SALE please notify the above in care of
U. S. Crop Production Up

Jchn Frey. 3-1

During Last Ten Years A HEARTY THANKS to everyone,
yo for cards and gifts and flowers
Agriculture during the last decade | sent to me since I've been iil;
They helped much to shorten hours.
Mildred Way
has increased production. from 10
to 14 per cent although its manpow- | 3-1

The increase was due in great
part to agricultural colleges with
their branches of extension, ree
search, and resident-teaching,
Mechanization also played an im-
rortant part in the increase.
et pe A rein
When in need of Printing. (any-
thing) kindly remember the Bulleti*
1406 Regina St. Harrisburg, Pa. 3-1
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
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.

Get |
| immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the
signed,
BLANCHE G. MILLFR
125 W. Donegal Street
Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania
William R. Howard, Att'y
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Henry B. Erb, dec'd. late
1-6

of Rapho Township, Lancaster
County, Pa.
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
ANNA H. ERB
R. D. 2, Manheim, Pa.
Executrix !
William C. Rehm, Attorney 1-6
Stimulate your bnriness by adver=
tising in the Bulletin.

Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends. ' heim, Pa. Phone 467.
Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends.
1949 Hudson Pommodore 2 eo
Coupe, fully equipped.
BACHMAN CHOCOLATE actual mile. 1 Owner ... $1675
MFG. CO. 1949 Olds. “88” 4 dr. Sedan. Dark
blue. Fully equipped. 1 Owner.
Low mii"... 0000 SPECIAL
1949 Willys Station Wagon, Heater,
Defrosters, Overdrive.
3_tf mileage. 1 owner ....... $1275
1947 Buick Super Sedanette, Light
FOR SALE: LEGHORN BABY Grey. 1 owner. Low mileage.
CHICKS, R.O.P. sired, Penna. U. S. Fully equipped. Very special
Pullorum clean. A. C. Mayer, Phone price.
i ? 40+ | 1946 DP 4 dr. and Club Cpe.
3-9826, Mount Joy, Pa. 19-tf Both fully cauipped, A-1 on
OYSTERS & CLAMS: Chinco- dition ............ cl
teague. Joe & Tim Schroll, 33-35 | 1946 pw 4 dr. Sedan. Fully
Detwiler Avenue, Mf. Joy: 43-tf 1942 Olds. “6” 4 dr. Sedan, Hydra
IF YOU ARE IOOKING for a matic. Fully equipped.
paperhanger, call Earl C. Brubak- [1941 Nash Ambzssador 4 dr. Sedan
er, Rl, Lancaster. Ph. Landisville Fully equipped.
4374. 19-tf | 1940 Naso 4 dr. Sdn., R&H, .. $350

1939 Chevrolet 2 dr. Sedan & Coupe
Both A-1 cond. .... Each $ 395
1936 Nash 4 dr. Sedan A-1, $ 195
HARRY R. BITZER
YOUR NASH DEALER :
720 N. PRINCE ST. LANCASTER
PHONE 2-4128
Open Daily To 9 p.m.
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LAWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE--
A 6-Room Bungalow, 5-room Bun-
galow. 8-room Flat for two families
Store Roam 12x32 with a 12 ft. wing;
all in good condition. These build-
ings all on one plot of a 2 acres and
34 ps. Good well water. Apply H. P.
Arndt, Lawn, Pa. 1-4-3p
ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS NEED
APPLY for State Farm Mutual
Auto Insurance. Careful drivers
mean fewer claims — lower rates
for you. If you're a careful dri-
ver, you too, can enjoy State
Farm’s complete coverage at low
rates. Call or come in.
AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone 3-4901 3-1
WANTED AT ONCE
ply Consumers with
household necessities under our
factory-to-home plan. Full or part
time in Elizabethtown, Manheim &
Mt. Joy. Earnings based on Sales.
Write Rawleich’s, Dept. PNA-647-
728, Chester, Pa. 1-4p
HUNDREDS OF PHOTO ITEMS

man to sup-
everyday

Still at the old low prices, at
Klahr's. It will pay you to buy
your camera, Enlarger or Project-
or now. Prices are advancing. Vie=
tor Klahr Camera Shop Middletown
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USED CARS
1948 Half-ton Ford Pick-up
1948 Chevrolet Tudor Sdn, R&H
1947 Chevrolet Tudor Sdn. Fleetline
1938 Oldsmchile 4-dr. Sedan
1946 Dodge 5 pas. Coupe, R&H
NEWCOMER MOTORS
Inc.
CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE
Sales & Service
Open Evenings to 9 P. M.
43-tf
NOTICE OF TAX ORDINANCE
In accordance with the provisions
of the Act of June 25 1947, P- L.
114E, as amended, notice is hereby
given that pursuant to authority
contained in the said Act, Mount
Joy Borough Council intends to
pass a tax ordinance which will in-
clude the imposition of a per capita
or head tax in the amount of $6.50
to be paid in the year 1951 by each
resident of the said Borough twen-
| ty-one years of age or over. The
Borough estimates that it will de-
rive $13,000.00 revenue from said
tax. In the judgment of the Bor-
ough Council, imposition of said
| tax is made necessary to meet in-
terest and amortization require-
ments on the Borough indebtedness
incurred for new fire engine, and
for general borough purposes,
which real estate taxes will be in-
sufficient to cover.
WILLIAM F. BRIAN
Secretary

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