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Springers | A Friday Nav, 16, of the Mount Joy |
{ American Legio m Home, (former
f -10 Bred and Open a me Pate) hy he smoker for |
1e benefit of the children’s Christ
Heifers mas party. st
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i 5 Bulls, ready for | November 16 Sadie Hawkins’ |
service dance at the Mt. Joy high school |
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You will be greatly impressed Music by. Lod Charles |
| with the size—Type Breeding and | Orchestra. Sponsored by the Jun-!
Splendid Udders of this unusual of- | ior Class. ]
fering. |
November 16-17 the W.S.CS. |
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he Lo To Bia vo Ng ve NE ITD gy
( FURNITURE AUCTION LARGER EXHIBIT OF
FRIDAY, NOVEMBFR 16,
at 7:00 P. M.
Yo Mile east of Flizabethtown on
[Main Highway Route 230 at the
1951 | LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
AT PENNA. FARM SHOW
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Pennsylvania's half-billion- do]
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| “FIND IT SHOP". lar livestock and poultry industry
| This will be a sale of fine furni- is expected to be represented in
Sure, Jo give to ip People what | larger numbers of animals and
they nave wanted at the rice y
$Y huve wan. a ® price you | birds than ever before at the 1952
are willing to pay. Most of the fur-

| nitive is new, some suites have | Pennsylvania Farm Show next Jan- For Kio and Home
been floor samples, and some ave| uary 14-18, State Secretary of Ag- | .
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ig 16 riculture Miles Horst declared in | 4 ————————
|, 1. There will be 3, 4 and 6 pe. announcing November 17 as the| Electric Brooder Saves Pigs
bedroom suites in walnut, grey and |
{lime oak finishes. These are good | deadline for filing exhibit entries | | Pu TTING heat into the fairowin
3 4 : s Ss ) | ) ve
[quality suites, in modern designs | for all livestock and poultiy. it ele proved meth a ol preven
8 MKS om econ { hille
ja have been selling from $15000 Entries at the 1951 Farm Show | Farm statisties show that if pis
) ye
to_$350.00 | reached a record of 1,723 head of allowed to shift for themselves durin
2. Yes, and some cedar chests too, | he 8 1 s. ¢l 1
: rh | | horses, beef cattle, swine and sheep, | the first 48 hou: Hing Wi 1. eau
| with Walnut veneers and waterfall y a the death of approximately “I per «
| edge. These m iy be just what you | the chairman of the Farm Show One of the easiest wavs to keep pi
have wanted, Commission recalled. Due to the | from chilling immediately alter hiv
| 1 y bul
3. We will have 6 breakfast sets, increasing importance of livestock | 1! the farmer to build an «
[ some in wood and some in porcelain brooder and install it in a comer of |
{ finish. [as a vit il part of the agricultural] the farrowing pen. Through its u
| 4. Do you need a lamp? There | cconomy in the Keystone State, he | losses may be reduced 50 per cent or
will be lamps galore, both table and | believes this number may be| MOT Five kind of electrie ily
Hoor styles trated here can be put together qui
Hoor st ge to oh equalled or passed at the coming | It is efficient, and the cost is ove
| 95. Would you believe it? We ex-
. | 36th Farm Show i arri dg
I pect to sell dozens of throw russ in| Fare ow in Harrisburg.
| various sizes. These are rugs right Copies of the 1952 Pennsylvania
{ : eet " ; :
out of our stock in good Axminister | Farm Show premium list are now |
and Wilton grades. We will also | available and have been sent to all
| have some 9° x 12' sizes valued at
365.00 or more. There will be about
1 dozen 9x12 felt rugs. These come |
[in about 5 colors, are very nice and | standing
| will give good wea
| 6. We will have a few good used |
{ dining room suites, one a 10 pc. in |
| Walnut veneer, in very good condi-
| previous exhibitors and a large
number who anticipate sending out- |
the great
been notified of |
animals to ex | |
Each has
| the special health
requirements |=
adopted by the commission to pre- | =
| position.

number of Miscellaneous items,
such as wood and metal wardrobes,
| tion; also a new mahogany 9 piece | vent the spread of animal dise ases | Sides are ent from a
{ suite, an extra buffet, table and | al the livestock exposition. hoard 12 feel lon, Ihe
) aire | the side pieces are hovel
some chairs. : | In general, all livestock entered | © Sn Plecs : 0 ©
7. Let us call your attention to a . . | 10 feceve tig top and b
at the Farm Show shall be free of! both of which are cut fron
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miles south of Lancaster, just off |
Routes 72 and 222. |
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Consigned by leading breeders of 1
Pennsylvania - Maryland and oth- | Will have a Rummage sale at the
| Methodist Church.
er nearby states.

The 106th in the popular Garden| Nov. 17—Foc d Salo. by Boy Scout | = The emotional young
Many cows and heifers | Trcop 339 and 29 ot Titus Rutt’s | | doesn’t have to cry all
milking £0 lb. to 70 lb. right now. [i office, beginning at 9 A. M. BRIE: Keeping her
Fa | her doll, a newcomer
Sale starts at 12:00 Noon, sharp. | Saturday, Nov. 17, In the Fire | ‘cd! wet tears wher
Please come early. Always lots of | Hall at Iandisville from 4:30 to 8 | Huntly aft rE being fed
! real bargains in these Garden Spot | p. m., turkey supper by the Ladies’ | and like
sales. | Auxiliary of the Landisville Vol | jniant, the little stran
| unteer Fire Company. | lows bubbles, wets
Lunch available. Held in warm, ies en er tiny tears
comfortable place. | November 19—a Turkey Card | Stied Y 4 soliclious You
iny Tears is the latest
R. AUSTIN BACKUS, |Party at the Legion Home. A tur-| a pic neer doll designer
key to every two tables and as door | the woild's first all-rub
| prize. Sponsored by American Le-
| gion Auxiliary.
We
Sales Manager & Auctioneer |
Mexico, N. Y.
EARL L. GROFF,
the
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An optomist is
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Strasburg, Pa.
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | Pants.

I by 12-inch
ends of
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olttom brace
1 1 by
front
I and u
Linch
any evidence of infectious or trans- | lumber, A triangular picee of Masonite |

lady above |
by her
compa
who
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with a toy |
every other
1Zer burps,
and sleeps
have been
ing mother,
creation ¢
who made |
ber doll. [
middleaged |
dry cleaner |
When in need of Printing. (any- | is shrinking the waist band of his | NOT everybody reads c
*| Miss Caria
| Pennsylvania that
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and widely distributed
AE AT SEW
7'Brief News From |
! | The Dailies For
Quick Reading
The State of Mississippi has put
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and the
[a ceiling price on whiskey
state is dry
| The Government
has authorized
a 10 cents per pound increase on
i corned beef
After a
in Philadelphia,
Republican rule
the
67-year
have taken over
Nine communities thruout the
state approved Sunday movies at
Tuesday's election
According to statistics Pennsyl-
[v nia’s truck taxes are among the
{ lewest in the nation.
i | A 1000 1b. Aberdeen Angu
| Grond Champion steer was sold a
Fittsburgh fer $2.00 a pound, $2,000
David H. Keeports, 72, of Laure]
R1, York county, was found dead
on an island in the Susquehanna
river. Heart atiock.
Down near Coatesville a rabid
l fox attacked a hunter knocked him
l down, tore a gash in his face, then
attacked
| Members of the York High School
| band are charged with badly dam-
Hotel
at Philadelphia last Friday
Mia Ortlieb, 32, Lan-
is about $2,000
his dog and escaped.
aging 99 rooms at Rodman
{ while
| caster book-keeper,

| and Elmira, wife of Richard Ayers,
| York.
Funeral from the Heilig funeral
nome here Saturday. The remains
| will be taken to Coopstown, Md.
for interment.
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THE WITCHHAZEL TRER
| ONLY BLGOMS IN FALL
Blossoming trees are not
as a rule
| associated with Indian Summer. the
| time of falling leaves and the fros-
There is a species of sal) tree,
however, distributed throughout
breaks’ the Au-
| tumn landscape with pleasant vistas
| of Springtime freshness.
This tree, according to the De-
| partment of Forests and Waters, is
| the witchhazel.
Probably no tree more illustrates
the public's lack of familiarity with
| Pennsylvania flora than the
witchhazel,
lowly |
Research foresters said,
while it'is the
most common
small tree
in the Keysto ne State, comparative-
ly few people know that it is the
last one to bloom during the year.
TC —— — i
Everybody reaas newspapers but |
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vertising left on their door step.
Democrais|
a few porch chairs and rockers, | missible disease. Each head of cat- | Pi iy Jom we harp I we | S307 In her. Shes a
seme remnants of linoleum, lino- | tle must be accompanied bv a| the center, is nailed over the frame- | tormer empleye of an Ephrata firm
| leum rugs, an assortme ory . ey ea | where she 36,000 shor
1 Tugs, an assortment of end | health certificate - issued by the| Work | where she wes found $6,000 short
tables, occasional chairs, and mir- | st i lectrie {quip in cne year
\ Save nstallation of electrical equipment | in one year.
rors. We will have things on sale | ureau of Animal Industry, State | enameled reflector, lamn. weailiers | 4 al 4 le ei on
| which are not mentioned here. DO | Department of Agriculture, indi=- | proof socket, and 10 feet of rubb |
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| NOT FORGET. we feel sure you | cating that the animal has ‘been | covered extension cord oc : 2 ’
{will be amazed at the fine quality | jqentified as originating herd bresder, The xe y2 | tual ecor
| of merchandise on this sale, so be | : ating Ina her 1 over the opeaing in the reof and secured
|sure to be there and get your i of acceptable testing status as re- | with fou Serewss ; Lo Ry page 1)
| share. quired under Department regula- | vs Po ke i RY om Co i i two, widow of Federick I. Hein-
i . : ‘ bulb, cov. I pening « . ;
| Soe will be oops dl | tions for bovine tuberculosis, Brus | inside with n sansre piece of hardve | ley, former resident of Lancaster,
i rere is plenty of parking space. | cellosis and hemorrhagic septice~| cloth held in place with 1 by Linch | died at Heller's Rest Home, Florin.
Merchandise may be seen Tours- | mia { nailing i A barricade two fi: |
day evening and all day Friday, | RL | wide set across the front of the broadcs ee
prior to sale. | Special health requirements for | win protect the cor d velflector and fom; | Mrs, John Kemer
freshments will be sold by the | swine include freedom from evi- | from possible damage by the sow. The | Mrs. Mary Hokein Kemrer sixty- |
r o A a te hrm { a
| Soper’ © Class of Elizabethtown High | dence of infectious or transmissible | © 4 between th tp of the | py | five, wife of John Kemrer, 732, Un-
choo and the bottom of the barr Hendy . :
MILTON F. FBERLY disease, vaccination against hog | Hot veo faut Faery , | ion street, Lancaster, died at the
|p. D3 Phone 540R | cholera and a negative test for] The only operatine tis ti ra. | Myer Rest Home, Landisville, fol-
ELIZABETHTOWN. PA. Brucellosis. Horses and sheep also | ing of 0G or 150 wait lowing an extended illne: She
y. yr a . 3 re A A om en | il: .
| J ha: Dupe s, Auct. { must be free of any evidence of in- | was born in Philadelphia.
& Garman, Clks. ET : { |
| : Clks 4 | fectious or transmissible disease, N EW’ I OWN re ay
. : | A ny .
PUBLIC ALE { Special regulations for poultry are | Mis Emma S. Haldeman
{ Of Valuable be Property | designed to prevent spread of} i Mrs, Emma S. Haldeman, 81. wi-
| SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 | New: . : { Daniel Geltmacher spent Sunday dow of Peter M. Haldeman, died »t
The is | 1 ewcastle or othey diseases A ¢
1e undersigned will Her, for | ns = Te { with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Moore atthe home of her son-in-law and
| She on the premises at No. N.| The Farm Show Commission has| | daught M 1 M Noah Sent
2 J, 5 daughter, vir. ar 1 x N Od —eniz
harlotite Street in the Bo: 3 of | provided the following record a-| White Horse. | 1 en , ou
rrr Ty SE Ji ane ( abia Rl, ¢ I a years illness
le mheim: Lancaster County, Penn- mounts for the payment of prem- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wittle and | C in | ite : ear’s illne
3 n-| vo pd : Chan She was born i inois, a dau-
sylvania. 2 ; iums for livestock and poultry doughter, Judy, Columbia, My. Chard 3 eg po I
CG. E. Electric Refrigerator, May - iace wi nc oso | les Wittle, Columbia R1,- Mrs. Es. hter of the late Jacob and Barba-
tas Electric washer, coal range.| Pace winners at the 18 show: | 1 3 FE ner SHvaer. and wos z
Gr : ge, i o & ther Hallgren, Mt. Joy, Greiner Snyder, and was a mem
| GE Electric sweeper, Estate Heat~ | horses, $3,650; sheep, $4, Swine, y ee Trl Aas ber cof the Mennonite church. The
Si ten. J >. ot Mei > here
{ rola. cherry drop leaf table, cz ane | $2,947; beef cattle, $8.058: dairy cat- | ©“ by Miss Ruth Wittle, of town, ITViv ! ter. Mar if
| seated chairs, and rocker, antique | tle, $15,635; and live poultry $9,008 | factored to, Nazareth to visit Mys. oo re
« Jn So Ce \ Ne © “©
¢mall table, beds and springs, bed- | = — Farl Hartzell on Sunday. i» ont A. Sentz, at Whe e home she
| ding: linens, old fashioned cupboard | Mr. Harold Stoppard and chil-| Sed: eae ndchild, one great-
wood chest, chests, mattresses, old | e : I il isited M PM andchild snd a brother, Jacob G.
quilts, lot of plank bottom chairs. WS rom orm dren, Ironville visited Mr. and Mrs. ea :
1 : airs, | nyder, Manheim RL.
extension table, lawn mower, elect- | | Earl Geltmacher Sunday.
| vic hot plate, couch. doughtray, | (From Page 1) i Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and - wa
Errors : Ek oh. as > 1emas M. Boyd
mirvo: s, lights, wash stand. carpet | Mr. and Mrs. Lawton of Lancas- | {amily visited Mr. and Mrs. John wt :
| by the yard, stepladders antique Q Mie {fla Sund Thomas Montgomery Boyd, sev-
| dishes, other dishes, cooking uten- | ter were Sunday guests of Mr. and | Kauffman, Ironvi e, Sunday. enty-one, 115 W. Main St... this boro
silss garden tools. 20x30 two-story | Mrs. Lloyd Vogel and family. Mrs. Howard Witmer and son 1 d t 2 Wed i tn
pe =e J {rh . - . . died at 2 p. m. Wednesday a 115
| Frame Bun Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wickenheis- | visited Mrs. Calvin Ness, Columbia } ft ; t : e311 He |
Vi: 2 sr article , Sn alter a two years illness.
ny other articles too numerous er, and Mr. Jacob Henderson, of | 1, Sunday. | > '
to mention. Calor Wilbert Wit : was born at Rocks, Harford County,
Sale to begin at 12:30 P. M. when | €° onial Park, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Witmer and Md. a son of the late David and
to Ts and conditions will be made | Naylor of West Chester were din- | sons of East Petersburg visited Mrs. Margaret Campbell Bovd and id
viarga » amp ) « a 2S
known by | ner guests of Mrs. Sarah Schlegel- | Lillian Witmer. | i : I ba C io vii i
| x «ls . ca In oun y or abou
3 KATIE GIBBLE | milch. | Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice {
| Walter Dupes, Auct. 3 I K N 3 25 years. He was a resident of Mt. |
| Ruhl & Hershey, Clerks 44-2| Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Walters left | Frysinger and Katie Moore during Joy for 14 years and a carpenter
Friday ' for Orlando, Fla. ‘here | the past week were Mrs. Stephen tin
) , Where until his retirement two years ago.
P bi | fey to spend the winter. | Biesey, Center County and Paul He was a member of the West Wil-
| iE nih e | Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frb of Lan-| Fitzkee Jr, Mt. Joy. low Evangelical United Brett
| angelcs rethren
aster were \y > p Mrs. Abram Gamber visited her : .
| caster were supper guests of Mr. A PRIN ne Church, In addition to his wife.
| and Mrs. Lloyd Vogel on Thursday { daughter-in-law and grandson at Irs. Nettie Streeft Boyd. he |
) y. : i . Mrs. ettie ee Joya, he 1S sur-
| Mr. Leroy Leedom of Rheeme| the Lance. General Hospital Sunday. 13 y |
| Rheems “| vived by these children: Wallace
called on his mother, Mrs. Emma| The proud parents are Mr. and Boyd, Malvern Pa.; Thomas Boyd
1 ~ Aw J) y viaivern, a. omas oyda,
| Leedom on Wednesday evening. | Mr. and M:s. Ray Gamber, Man~ Jr, Landisville; Howard D. Bovd.!
75 H Istein t C ttl | The regular monthly meeting of | Heim . Manheim R4; Gladys, widow of Paul | v
| 5 vadlinen 2. r1aQYS, C /
the i Fire Company wi »| Richard, so f ‘Mr. and Mrs.| x
0 S ein a i : Flor vi Fire Company will be | ie Be h ! “aM : Cameron, Evelyn, widow of Ver-
© » FF “1 all Tuecdav | m. gle Nac 11S NSIS remove 1 -
{60 Registered . 15. Grades) | b d it the Florin Hall on Tuesday | ¥ o 3 S tons | non McNeal. both of Elkton, Md.:
i | evening. | at the St. Joseph Hospital, Monday. end Betty, wif f Hubert L. Ri
| mn Xiagadire 5 City, wile of Huber 4 ce,
| T. B. Accredited, Bang Certified, Washington Flementar 'y school | Our prayer for you Richard is for lv 1 Toy. Tw i
| many calfhood vaccinated, milkera | invites parents t 1 speedy recovery ours Joy. Twelve grandchildren,
| mastitis tested. treated against ship- I its to visit the school : oa : tne great-grandchild and two sis-
[ping fever. | 2 Friday afternoon, November 16, Daniel Geltmacher was Wed ters and a brether also survive:
! when a musical prosram will , | nesday supper guest of Mr. and | yr. ERE v.. 2
| At Jay M. Brubaker Farm, WIL- | presented in cel ti f By Vrs. Edward Isler and family William Boyd and Grace wife of
| celeb i= s. Edwe sler and f: 3 Yo
| LOW STREET VILLAGE, Pa. 4 Faia of An wm George Knopp, both of Rocks, Md.:
The Bulletin,
Wount Joy, Pa., Thursday, November 8, 1951—13 |

Sale Register,
If you want a notice on your sale
| inserted in
from n
LUTE
this register weekly
ow until day of sale, ABSO-
.Y FREE, send or phone us
your sale date and when you are
ready
the cheapest advertisingyou can get | 60 vears.
Satur
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at 1
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Sohns
Saturday, November 10--At 58 N E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy, Phone 3-711,
Charlotte street, Manheim, person= | = © ae a 45-tf
al property by Katie Gibble. Wal- |
ter Dupes, Auct. Sale at 12:30 pm ' MODERN FURNITURE AT A SA-
— ‘ | CRIFICE: Entire stock must go. Or=
Friday, Nov. 16—On the premises | jor limited to stock on hand. Best
mile east of Flizabethtown on selection, early customers. Stock
Highway Route 23) at the “Find It includes: Modern bedroom suites,
Shep”, furniture auction by Milton | » & 3 piece living room suites,
F. Eberly. Walter Dupes, Auct | Chrome breakfast sets, Nursery
ES ——— | furniture, Eed Outfits, linoleum
Tuesday, November 20—In East: pugs, late model electric Refrigera-
Hempfield Twp, at Landisville, | tors, dining room furniture, 9x12
south of the Campmeeting grounds, | Axminister Rugs, Tables, Lamps,
{ farming implements by David N.| Dinette Suites, and many other ar- *
Brandt. Sale at 12:30. Edgar Funk, | ticles. Don King, 327 East New St.
Auctione Lancaster, Penna. 45-2
Saturday, November 24 Two | NOTICE: Belts made, buttons and
miles west of Millersville, on the | buckles covered. Vivian Brown,
Biue Rock Road, Route 999, farm-' Phone Mt. Joy 3-4501. 38-1f
ing implement and household
goods by B. Alton Hostetter, Adm.,
of Jacob B. Hostetter Est. Edgar
P, Funk, Aut. Sule ut 12M, FIREMAN WANTED: Apply Bache
Saturday, Dec. 1—At 703 South | ™™" Chocolate Company, Mt. Joy.
Market street, in Elizabethtown, |
1'2 story brick & frame bungalow, |
garage, and personal property by 43-tf
Ervin D. Haldeman. Walter Dupes, |
Auctioneer | AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, I
YY [ buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron
BANNER POTATO YIFLD | and also sell stove wood. Guy D,
When it
Lancaster ct
While
tatoes
uth
2m
an average yield of 830 bu.
let us print your bills, That's |
November 10--V aluable |
and household goods at’
Manor Street, Mountville
sharp, by Harry S. Froe-
ttorney in facet for Callie A,
Fdgar F
day,
tate
Funk, auctioneer,
comes to production,
unty cannot be
we had a banne: crop of po-
this year, one farmer
of tu-
bers to the acre.

Rates for classified
CLASSIFIED
advertising in

| this column are:
[3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢
Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10e
| Each add. insertion, per line .... 8e |
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FOR SALE: 5x9 Plywood Table |
| Tennis Tops. John S. Buffenmyer,
Florin, Pa. Fhone Mt. Joy 3-4516.
tp |
FOR SALE: Semi detached House,
6 rooms, good garage, all conveni-
ences. Call between 9 A. M. and 5
P. M. Elizabeth Shuman, near the |
bridge, Wood St., Florin. 451-t |
| FOR SALE: 1935 Ford Sedan, good
condition. Cletus Blantz, Stauder-!
town, Mt. Joy R2. 45-1p
AP ARTMENT OR HC YUSE WANT-

{ D, country preferred. Phone Mt.
Joy 3-4967. 45-2p |
| =e ee
WANT TO | RE VT: 6-room House.
Reliable party. Write T. T. ¢/0 Box
| 85, Mt. Joy. 45-1
FOR SALE: New 1951 Trailer on lot
30x150 ft. Apr Yo Mrs. Brunell, Hill
& M: rket Sts Florin. 44-tf
F( nm “SAL E: "Hot water Radiator
with valve, large farm dinner or
fire bell, slate blackboards, 3 bed-
steads, 3 springs, old-fashioned
Sidebcard, large oil heater for 3 or
1 rooms. Miller Bros. phone Mount |
yd 7 45-1
OR SALE: Dressed or

Eugene S. Kreider, |
3-9036 14-11
Ww Al TED: Neat, white re liable |
weman for cooking and downstairs
work Sleep in, good home, good
ages. Hess Nursing Home, Mount-
ville 8409 44-tf
Ww WAN TED: Girl or mide lle |
lady for part-time sales help. Ap-
| ply in person. Nolt’s Ponds, Silver
Spring, Pa. 43-3
FOR SALE: Two metal Hamster
Pens. Cal! Mount Joy 3-9661. -tf
FOR INTE R IOR DECOR ATING:
Call Earl C. Brubaker, Florin, Pa.
Phone Mt. Joy 344949. 39-1f |
TIIANKS: We extend our sincere!
thanks and appreciation to friends,
neighbors & relatives for the cards
and gifts to our son, Mitchell who
is convalescing from polio. Mr. and |
Mrs. George Albert. 45-1t |
WANTED
Experienced Sewing Machine
Lig:
Steady
Operators
it Single Needle Work
Employment, Paid Vacations |
Apply t
MAYTOWN MFG. CO.
Maytown, Pa. 45-2
HERE IS A REAI
OPPORTUNITY
NOW'S the time to invest in

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MAKE 1952 YOUR BEST YEARS
YET WITH
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Musser Chicks are available
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ircular ad- | | MOUNT JOY, PA
LEGHORN FARMS
Phone 3-4911
43-tf
denied. |
reports
FLASH LAMPS REDUCED: 8 for
| 99¢. Flash camera, special $9.95
comvlete. Color slide camera $31.79
up. Victor Klahr Camera Shop, rear
Peet Office, Middletown. 5-1
| DEALERS WANTED. Men aie
tious to be their own boss. Profits
geod. Buy on credit. This is an
opportunity to establish yourself
with a company in business over
Write Rewleich’s, Dept.
Chester, Pa. 454p

! PNK 647-259,
FOR SALE: Mahogany Dining
Room Suite, 9 pes. table, buffet, chi=
na closet, and 6 chairs; Kelvinator
Electric refrig yrator, 7 cu. ft.; Kel=
| vinator Electric Stove, Philco El-
[cetrie refrigerator, 7 cu, ft. Contact

| Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy 3-5573. 40-tf

| HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wishes to
[live in private Mt. Joy family dur-
ing school year. Will contribute to-
| ward expense. Write P. O. Box 85
| Mt. Joy, c-o F. C. 42-4
an Marimbas, Used Trap drum
New and used Accordions,
Ukeleles and Mandolins

{ Panos,
| outfit,
Onin 1s
joe all kinds of Accessories.
DAVID HESS MUSIC SHOP
196 North Market St. -
| FLIZABETHTOWN, PA.
| 42-tf
|
|
MILL'NFRY - Feathers & Veiling.
Bahv Gifts and Novelties
MARGARET-TEAN SHOPPE
Doneesl St,
Dial
Alterations
Phone 605~J

{19 W, Mount Joy, Pa.
3-9373
Buttonholine
37-tf
Asphalt Tile for kitch-
en, bathroom or hasement. Install
| it yovrself. 50 each. We rent cut-
ters. Mt. Joy Tile & Linoleum Co.
Mt. Joy. Phone 3-3492. Open eve-
| nings. 20tf
| ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
| for antioues of any descrintion. Mr.

| FOR SALE:

| Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
i heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf
[FOR SALE: LEGHORN BABY
CHICKS, R.O.P. sired, Penna. UU. S.
{ Pullorum clean. A. C. Mayer, Phone

|3 3-9826. Meant Joy, Pa. 49-tf
[ Typewriters. Add. Cash
Registers Check Writers, Safes,
| New & Used. J. M. Encle. 411 Fast

{High St, E-town. Ph. 14]. 8-18-tf
[FOR SALE: Brick Warehonse,
| cement floor. 1800 sa. ft. lot 155x
[180, Delta St.. Mt. Jov. P. O. Box
85, c/o H. J. R., Mount Joy. 35-tf
FOR SALE
(The Former Kern Pronerty)
AT 10 FAST MATIN ST.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
wy
ADAM H. GREER
542 N. 2nd Street, Columbia
Or Any Realtor 24-27%
|
|

|
| NEW & USED CARS
Buy Your
HENRY J. KAISER
From
BENJ. J. STALEY
Immediate Delivery
Trade & Tow Financing
| STALEY’S GARAGE
Florin, Pa.
|
Phone 3-5951 11-tf

| WANTED Dead or alive Automo-
| hiles, any make. any model: also
Scrap Iron, Batteries. etc. Prompt
given. H. B. Shank Auto
Wreckers, 74 N. Poplar St.. E-town.
| Pa. Phone 191-W or 38-W. 8-tf
[ WANTED
| W
Sood Pay, Uniforms furnished!
Ful Maintenance, Experience
| unnecessary, Vacation with pay.
| Arvly to Panl Shank
| Masonic Homes, Flizabethtown 78.
| 44-4
|
| MUSIC LESSONS on vour favor=
ite instrument, Marimba, Aeccor=
| dion, Clarinet, Trumpet, Violin,
| Cello, Bass Violin, French horn,
| trombone, mandolin, guziar, Hawai-
lien guitar and iano.
DAVID HESS MUSIC SHOP
106 North Market Street
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Phone 605- J 42-tf
| service

EXECUTOR’ Ss NOTICE
| Fstate of Minnie W. Nissly, de=
| ceased, late of the Borough of Mit.
| Joy. 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 tn the undersiened
HARRY N. NISSLY
Mount Joy, Pa.
Arnold. Bricker & Beyer,
110 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa. ,.
Attorneys 40-6t