The Mount Joy bulletin., October 30, 1952, Image 3

SPRING LAWN
Raymond Beiler,
AT THE FARM—on Routes 82, 2 miles north of Route 322.
Thursday, November 6, 1952 - 12:30 Noon
16 BRED and 16 OPEN
HEIFERS (32 VACCINATED)
GUERNSEY DISPERSAL Rem: Com.
(From page 1)
.
for our servicemen and woman.
We have been informed that
was completely
smashed, as if
Guernseys in
our sales in recent vem
ers, majority
This would mak
ties to buy pure bred Guoer
spring calvingd
good opportuni
carefully and compact. A large
i tough opponent, came to Mount
notice was stamped on the car- ug Pi :
Wo Joy, and for the first time the
“| Rams were to leave the field
| wi inning, as the Hemp-
box damaged to the extent that Without winning, as 1
: : To: field boys held them to a 1-1 tie.
it was of no use to the recipient. 2 : .
This was the final league game
championship
back to Mt. Joy for the fourth
ton “Handle
only hope this will be the only
SALE MANAGED BY FOR CATALOGS WRITE:
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
HARRISBURG, PA.
PUBLIC SALE
BLE REAL ESTATE
vember 1, 1952
es located in the Village of Florin, on Choe- ©n the pretzel order.
Brick Dwelling
P. O. BOX 491,

The balance to date
Remembrance
week so more
‘erdered and sent just
as addresses are obtained.
VALUA
Sat.,, November
thanks to Hess’
Store for the generous discount
On the premis
late Avenue.
Lot 60x180 ft
hy 2% Story
containing six rooms bath, and pantry
air heat, and other conveniences
TWO-CAR CONCRETE BLOC
Also thanks to
for his contribution. To the oth-
er contributors our thanks.
James Heilig
Don’t forget our
ik Only one person has called and
lifetime ashestos roof; hot a cake so
rouse equipped with screens ¥ .
. GARAGE with lifetime asbestos feel you want to help, call Mt.

This is a very desirable home and is in ver
Premises can be viewed by calling Mount
Sale to commence a
will be made known by
Walter Dupes. Auctioneer
D. L. Landis, Clerk
V good condition. say you'll bring something. All
food must be at the Bulletin by | other persons interested:
Notice is given that the following
Jackie Matoney |
Samuel W. Engle
42-3|
There is no better way to boost
| your business than by local news-
paper advertising.

CUSTOM-MADE
HAVOLINE
thats what!
Whats making you
50 ambitious 2
MEN
WANTED
WAREHOUSE

TRUCK DRIVERS |
WOLGEMUTH BROS.
FLORIN. PA.
Your tractor, truck and car will all benefit with
CUSTOM-MADE HAVOLINE motor oil.
Because it exceeds Heavy Duty requirements, HAVOLINE
is ideal for new cars with closer engine clearances. But
in any engine — new or old —
power, better gasoline mileage, longer engine life and
fewer engine repairs. For tractors using LP-Gas, HAVOLINE
gives added bearing protection, high resistance to
12 OPERATORS
WANTED
EXPERIENCED ON
SEWING MACHINES
DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT
NE means increased
Mt. Joy Mill, Inc.
125 MOUNT JOY STREET
PHONE - MT. JOY 3-9691
DISTRIBUTOR
PIANOS
» and play the Gulbransen
Spinets & Consoles at
David Hess Music Shop |
106 N. Market Street
ELIZABETHTOWN,

Welding
Also Specialize On
MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
| Automobile and Truck Welding
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
Covers Welding Shop
IMT. JOY, PA.
! Delta and Marietta Streets
Electric
‘and Gas
—

PUBLIC ALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
undersigned will
coffer at public sale, the following de- |
All that certain tract of land in ths |
West Ward of Mount Joy Borough, |
on the south side of West Main St. |
TWO AND ONE.HALF STORY
SINGLE DWELLING HOUSE
rooms and bath, Also a STOREROOM
land a THREE-CAR GARAGE,
as 34 West Main Street.

risingly large part of the 25 in the plan of the Borough of Mt. |
A Sarprisingy ge p . Beginning at the
money you pay for telephone service southwest corner
Ye and Comfort Alley;
along West Main Street twenty-sev- |
feet to a stake
west part of said lot;
. ie thence, westward
goes right out in taxes. In addition
to the federal excise tax which we
collect from you, we also pay a varis
ety of taxes which benefit federal,
state and local governments. On an
average, these taxes add up to more
than 309 of your telephone bill.
Taxes are necessary—you couldn't
run a city, state or nation without
them . , . But, they do mount up!
When you pay your next tele.
phone bill remember the large part
of it that goes for taxes.
of Henry Street; thence
(27) feet to a stake on
of Comfort Alley; thence
west side of said |
hundred three (203) feet to the place
of beginning. Bounded on the North
by West Main Street, on the West by
remaining part of said lot,
this is a part, on the South by Hen.
ry Street, and on the East by Com.
| 16. DOWNS, LOUISA A., dec’d,
The sale will be held on the prem.
ises on Saturday, November 8, at 2
p. m.,, when terms and con-
be made known by the

There will als be offered a
sideboard, tables |
Porras rod Rn ny ly wash stand, six
Economy in government can ke ep [tons of coal, and numerous other ar.
| ticles at 1:00 o'clock, p. m. on
all the other
taxes we are burdened with today.
COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO.

19
Executors of The
Annie B. Ricksecker, dec'd
C. S. Frank, Auct.
William R. Howard, Att'y

High School
(From page 1)
Lampeter where they shut out
their old rivals 4-0. Marietta
was the next to be rolled over
by the Rams eleven to the tune
of 8-0.
The Rams big test was Man-
or, undefeated in league play
and defending champions, Fell
i | 'e the Rams, by the score of
very expensive due to the fact before the Rams, by
| 2 to 0. on their own field.
East Hempfield, always a
| and brought the
time in the last seven years.
The Rams under Coach Day
have the best record of any
team in the county and one
which is looked on with pride
by all former players. They
have won 36 league games
while losing 13 and {tying 5.
They have scored 139 goals to
56 by their opponents.
Because of lack of space it
was impossible to publish the
Orphans’ Court
Auditing Notices
NOVEMBER, 1952
To all heirs, legatees, creditors and
accounts in decedents’ estates and
trusts have been filed in the office
of the Register of Wills or the Clerk
of the Orphans’ Court of Lancas-
ter County, as the case may be, and
that the same will be presented to
the Orphans’ Court of said county
for audit and confirmation, and for
distribution of the balances shown
therein to the parties legally entitle
ed thereto, on the date hereinafter
designated at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, Eastern Standard
Time, in the Orphans’ Court
Room on the 4th floor of the Court
House in the City of Lancaster, Pa.
NOVEMBER 17, 1952
I. ARMSTRONG. ANDREW
JACKSON. also known as
ANDREW J. ARMSTRONG,
a minor. No. 51, November
Term, 1945. The first and
final account of Richard P.
Rohrer. Guardian.
ARMSTRONG. CHARLOT-
TE. APPEL. also known as
CHARLOTTE A. ARM-
STRONG, a minor. No. 52,
November Term, 1945. The
first and final account of
Richard P. Rohrer, Guard-
ian.
3. ARMSTRONG, CLIFTON,
dec’d, No. 48. April Term.
1952. First and final account
of Stella M. Armstrong,
extx.
4. ARTZ. CLIFFORD J., decd.
No. 21, April Term, 1952.
The first and final account
of Henry H. Mummaw,
exor.
re
5. ANDES, LEVI S.. dec'd. No.
34, September Term, 1951,"
The first and final account |
of Levi J. Andes, exor.
6. AULT, ABRAHAM K., dec'd
No. 14, April Term, 1952
First and final account of
Doris J. Gordon, admrx,
7. BINKLEY, ESTELLA. decd
No. 33, February Term,
1952. The first and final ac-
count of Stewart P. Binkley,
Lincoln G. Binkley and
Betty Fisher, exors.
8. BISHOP, W. B., dec’d, No.
43, June Term, 1947. The
first and final account of
The Conestoga National
Bank of Lancaster, trustee
of William B. Bishop, Jr.
9. BOLLINGER. ADAM, dec'd,
No. 36, April Term, 1952.
The first and final account
of The Ephrata National
Bank of Ephrata, Pennsyl
vania, exor.
10. BRENEMAN, ELLA H. de-
ceased, No. 99, January
Term, 1952. First and final
account of C. W. Breneman,
admr,
1. BROWN, SARAH J., decd,
No. 73, February Term,
1952. First and final account
of The Fulton National
Bank of Lancaster, Penna..
exor.
2. BINKLEY, DAVID H., dec'd
No. 4, March Term, 1951.
First and final account of
Lucille R. Hoffman, former-
ly Lucille R. Binkley,
admrx.
i3. CRIMMEL, AMELIA AU-
KAMP. also known as AM-
ELIA L. CRIMMEL, dec'd
No. 64, December Term,
1951. The first and final ac-
count of Virginia Edwards,
{ extx.
14. CREAMER, LEWIS, dec’d,
No. 80, January Term, 1952.
The first and final account
of Jacob R. Creamer and
Harry L. Aument, exors.
15. DIEHM, FRANK L., decd,
No. 9, December Term, 19-
51. First and final account
of J. Frederico Young, exor.
No. 71, April Term, 1952.
The first and final. account
of William F. Downs, exor.
17. ESHELMAN, ELMER Jd.,
dec’d, No. 11, September
Term, 1951, The first and fi-
nal account of H. Roy Esh-
elman, Howard J. Eshelman
and Ruth E. Thompson,
exors.
18, FRYBERGER, EDWARD A.,
dec’d No. 26, March Term,
1952. The first and final ac-
count of Florence E. Bow-
ers, admrx.
FOGIE, WILLIAM H., dec’d,
No. 10, November Term,
1947. The second and final
play by play description of the
games, however, we hope to
print each game, play by play
next week,
Donegal street, this boro. S/Sgt
Schroll has re-enlisted for an- ing at Florin
other 6 years in the Air Corp.
He was with the Supply Squad-
ron at Cheyenne, Wyoming for
three years prior to his enlist
ment. S/Sgt. Schroll expects to
make the Army his career. He
enlisted when he was 17 years
of age.
Arrives In Germany
. GEHRON,; EDWARD, decd,
No. 108, January Term, |43.
21. GEYER, MARY H., also
oo
22. GIBBONS, BERTHA MAE,
count of The Fulton Nation-
al Bank of Lancaster, sub-
stituted trustee for Salinda |
G. Hess. eo
HOMSHER, MARY M., de-
ceased, No. 6612, December
Term, 1944. The final ac- |
count of The Lancaster
County National Bank, | -
Guardian of John Charles

Homsher.
. HORNBERGER, HARVEY,
dec'd, No. 76, January
Term, 1952. The first and
final account of Eugene F.
Brubaker, admr. :
29. HARNISH, MARY A.. dec’d,.
No. 34, February Term,
count of Robert G. Harnish,
surviving exor.
No. 37, January Term, 1952
The first and final account
of Anna M. Young, extx.
. HERTZOG, CALLIE M., al-
so known as CALLIE W.,
and CAROLINE M. HERT- 56
ZOG, dec'd, No. 59, April
Term, 1952. The first and fi-
nal account of Wenger W.
Hertzog and Ivan W. Hert-
708, exors. 57
HOWER, JAMES G., decd,
No. 24, October Term, 1951.
Supplementary Account of
Melvin S. Binkley, exor.
3. JACK, ELLA also known
as ELLA L. JACK, dec'd,
No. 84, April Term, 1952.
The first and final account
of Norman Jack, exor. 58
KAUFFMAN, AMANDA, :
dec’d, No. 38, March Term,
1952. The first and final ac-
count of Foster Shreiner 59
and Carloda Shreiner,
exors.
KAUFFMAN, HARRY B.,
dec'd, No. 27, March Term,
1952. First and final account 60.
of Sadie Mummaw, ext.
. KELLER, JOHN CC. dec’d,
No. 3), February Term,
1952. The first and final ac-
count of Samuel E. Kinch, | 61.
admr.
KIEFFER, MARY D., dec’d,
No. 18, December Term,
1951. The first and final ac-
count of Elizabeth Clarke | 62.
Kiefer, exts.
. LEWIS, ELIZABETH A. PF,
dec’d, No. 68, February
Term, 1952. The first and 63
final account of Elizabeth
M. Shenk, admrx.
. LONG, ANNA F., dec'd, No.
91, October Term, 1951. The | g4
first and final account of :
Martin M. Harnish, exor.
. LEIDICH, OTIS O., dec’d,
No. 15, March Term, 1951.
First and final account of
John M. Leidich, exor.
wha
RYN dec’d, No. 38, Febru-
ary Term, 1952. First and
final account of Paul Bfuba-
ker, exor.

account of Minerva K. Gep-
— ED
S/SGT. CHOSES THE ARMY
FOR A LIFETIME CAREER
S/Sgt. Ervin C. Schroll and |make
family are visiting with his sis
Mrs, Herman Hartman, E
a
hart and William K. Fogie,
€xXors.
1952. First and final (con-
solidated) account of Hen-
rv P. Gehron, exor, (as stat-
ed after his death by Jean|44.
Gehron, his executor) and
Barbara WM. Gehron, admr.
d.b.n.c.t.a.
known as MARY HOFF-
MAN GEYER, decd, No.|45
100, January Term, 1952.
The first and final account
of The Fulton National
Bank of Lancaster and
Clayton E. Geyer, exors.
dec’d, No. 11, February
Term, 1951 First and final 46.
account of First National
Bank and Trust Company
of Mount Joy, Guardian of
Property of Anna Mae
Bockey, a minor. {
. GREENLY, EMMA K., dec’'d
No. 69, April Term, 1952.
First and final account of
Bertha M. Koehler and Mae
M. Nissley, admrces.
. HERR, HARRY B. dec'd,|48
No. 8, December Term, 1951
The first and final account
of Anna E. Deiter, Willis G.
Herr, Harry G. Herr and

2
The Lancaster County Na- 49.
tional Bank, exors.
HERSHBERGER, MAGGIE,
decd, No. 5, April Term,
1952. The first and final ac-
count of Cyrus Bowman, .
eXOr. 00.
HESS, SALINDA S., dec'd,
No. 9, September Term,
1924. The first and final ac- | 51
a1,
|
03.
1952. The first and final ac-
HEAGY, ISAAC R, dec’d, | 5

LITZENBERGER, KATH-|65.

MOORE, SYLVESTER Z.
dec’d, No. 31, September 43-4t
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
ceased,
Township,
Penna ik
testamentary SE 0 "op
the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to
those having claims or demands
against same will present
them without delay
ment to
DORA B. KOSER
Clarence C
Wheels” Division, is was
first
Berlin
Woorld War 11
as a truck driver for the Heisey |
Bros.
before entering the Army
With the 2nd Armored Div. | April.
in Germany—Pvt. Ray G. Ober,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. BENEFIT FOOD SALE
Ober, Mt. Joy, recently arrived
in Germany and is now serving
with the 2nd Armored Division.
Part of western Europe's|er Catholic Church,
ATO Army, his unit is conduct-
ing training maneuvers in the November
U. S. Occupation Zone of Ger-|Rutt Ins. Office, for the
many. Called the “Hell the church.
EE a
The Women of
tion of the Blessed Virgin Moth
will hold a food sale
| ezal Springs Road, Mount Joy
Price reasonable. John A. Char
les, Phone Mount Joy 3-4183
Term, 1928. Ninth and par
tial account of Amy
remaining extx,
MILLER. ROY KLING, de

(The Bulletin, Mount Jov. Pa.. Thursday. October 30, 1952-8
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| Lyvpewriter Add Mach’s,, Cash
Rates for classified advertising in | Registor Check Writers, Safes,
this column are: lew & Used. J. M. Engle, 411 East
3 lines or less, minimum .. 35¢ | High St, E-town. Ph. 14]. 8-18-tf
| Over 3 lines, per line .... . 10¢ | = - 0 i —
Fach add. insertion, per line 8c [ANTIQUES Will pay high prices
a | for antiques of any deseription. Mr.
BARGAINS! { Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
Apartment Size Gas Range heim, Pa. Phone 407 2.24-tf
Special $25.00 -
Colder Cold Westinghouse Re- [IDEAL Magazines. Stationery,
frigerator. 1951 Model. 7 Cu. ft. | Glove Guards, Veiling, and Hat
Used one season in Mt. Joy High | trimmings. When in need of a
| School. Like New PEABY GIFT, visit the
3 A bargain $175 | The Margaret-Jean Shoppe
last | 16-ft. Home Freezer Chest. New | 19 W. Donegal St... Mt. Joy, Pa.
Unit apd New Control | Dial 3-9373 .
| Reasonable $250 \Iterations Juttonholing
Used Washer and Wringer | 31-tfe
Onlv $35 [- men
PHONE 3-9351 [ATTENTION FARMERS: We
GEORGE W. LEAMAN exchange vour WHEAT for
| 208 E. Main St. Mt. Jov | FLOUR. Also home-made bran
stir mgs - ~ | & middlings for sale. Flory's
FOR SALE: Two building lot: Vill, Lancaster R. D. 3. Phone
80x200 ft, Wood St., Extended, | Lancaster 2-4013 42-tfe
Florin, Pa. Ph. Mt, Joy 3-4339
41-1f | HELP WANTED: Farm Mach-
eee eee | iNOTy and Tractor repairman.
[LOT FOR SALE: 80x180, Don- | Experienced or unexperienced.
| Apnly writing to P. O. Box 85,
[D. LD. Mt. Joy 36-tf
| = re ee tm >
NOTICE

ceased, No. 78, April Term,
1952. First and final account
of Marvin E. Miller, admr.

as JACOB C. MILLER. de
final account of Grace Bru-
ELIZABETH
HENSEL, dec'd, No. 34, Ap- Antiques Restored ~~.
ril Term, 1924. First and fi- | Antiques Restorec
nal account of |
LENHERT CABINET SKOP |
substituted trustee of a trust |
for the life of |
| Phone 6-2581 Collect
OBERDORF, IDA L., {
1951. The first and final ac- |
count of Frank R.
ROHRBACH, WILLIAM B. | AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, 1 |
dec’'d, No. 15, October Term.
1951. The first and final ac-
count of Annie R. Rohrbach
| SEWING MACHINES
No. 59, October Term, 1951.
RANCK, dec'd, No. !
ruary Term, 1952. First and | ers.
partial account of Ben
G. Sheaffer, exor.
ROWE, SADIE H. dec'd. No. [Lotcastors
September Term, 1951. |
final account
Romanoff. admr.
STETTER, H. FRANK, dec’d |
jamin | Phone 3-9542,
1951. First and final account
of Walter E. Stetter, exor.
ELIZABETH W.,
1952. The first and final ac- |
count of John
SCHMOOK,
March Term,

of Ada Schmook, ext.
SHEAFFER,
dec’d, No. 60, March Term. |
1952. The first and final ac
tional Bank of Ephrata, Pa +4
Luncheonette, stock and equip
ment. Apply Art and Skips,
951. The first : inal ac- ; “de
1951. The first and final ac | Main Street. Florin 14.9 Executrix
count of Katherine M. Crab-
Clune, admrees. c.t.a.
. SWEIGART,
April Term, |
1952. First and final account
Frank B. Sweigart
Elam G. Sweigart, admrs.
. TAUSIG, MULFORD., dec’d,
April Term,

the use of Martha E Brown
now by marriage,
WITHERS. SAMUEL.
April Term.
The first and
of Oscar W. Withers. admr
. WITMER, LILLIAN.
March Term, 1952.
The first and final

Joy Bank, admr. c.t.a
ELIZABETH
account of Robert R. Appel,
admr. d.b.n.c.t.a.
WALTER, AMOS D., dec'd,
No. 86, January Term, 1952
Elam E. Snavely and
W. Ebersole, exors.
WOLF, GEORGE B.. dec'd,
No. 79, January Term. 1952
The first and partial account
of Arthur Z. Wolf. exor
. YOHN, WILLIAM A..
while a patient at the
The first and partial account
of Rebecca Beck, extx.
HORACE C.. al-
H.C. ZECH-
shire
so known as
Term, 1952. First and
account of Edna M. Strosser ——
Zecher, [FOR SALE: Eng
|male, broken. Six
eeks old. Registered & pedi- delay for settlement to the under-
|greed. Phone Landisville 2861. signed res
ZINK, SAMUEL L.,
No. 58, March Term,
The first and final
of Kathryn S. Zink, admrs.
nh i :
37-1 { A liberal reward is offered for
Saori my : . — [information concerning any de-
| WANTED: Mechanic for gen-| ws )
; Tove | molesting or damage to
renal wel Nev's :
repair work. Apply Ney the property of the School Dis.

Flor 40-11 m :
Garage, Florin. — 5 u y trict of Mount Joy Township.
Mount Joy Township
FOR SALE: Pair heavy garage ‘
vd Ha School Board
doors. size 8x8. Arthur Mover, | Seg —
Market St., Mt. Joy Phone | RK FROSEN E AND WHITE GAS.
[3-9073. 40-1 Stehman’s Atlantic Service, 22
W. Main St. Phone 3-9191. Mt.
Toy 43-4¢
FOR SALE: Girl's winter coat
{and snowpants. Excellent cond.
size 3. Ph. Mt. Joy 3-6123.
Furniture Refinishing
Marietta, Pa. 43-2¢
HELP WANTED
Call For and Delivery | Korean War veteran to take
{training under G. J. bill, in Tile
and Linoleum work. Apply Mt.
Joy Tile and Linoleum Co.

8-1
[ buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron | i ALE HEI P > Ww ANTED - Age
and also sell stove wood. Guy D. 14 i te si : =
| Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy :
i to 18. Steady employment.
Vacation with pay. Sickness &
ine nefits, A A&P
FOR by alth benefit Apply to A&P.

3. 40-14
[
. ea Co., Main St 43-2¢
SALE: New and used Repairs | ie
for all makes of sewing wmach-| FOR SALE Bov's medium
{3 J Jo 3
(ines. J. V. Binkley. 111 N. Mar- | brown suit size 9. Good condi-
St.. Elizabethtown, Pa. tion, $8. 15 New Street, Mount
| Phone 688. 1-tfe | Joy 43-4¢
FLORA | FLECTROLUX SERVICE AND |ART and SKIPS LUNCHEON-
2 Feb- | SUPPLIES and Good Used Clean- i ETTE at Florin will be open
Call Jay Koser, Mount Joy. | daily from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
47-tf | and Sundays 12 noon to 10 p.m.
mo ————————————————— 44-1c¢
WANTED - Salesman in one of

main Furniture & HELP OFFERED Will keep
Apnliance Stores Permanent, children in my home while
full time position. Good onpor- mother work Phone Landis
tunity for Hustler. Experience ville 4501 44-1p
necessary. treated
confidential. Answer giving FOR SALI Dutch oven Kiteh
salary expected to A. B. this €n I nt I rey £ room heater.
office 12-1f John Eichler, Florin, Phone Mt
te - Oy 3-6445 44-1p
We wish to extend our he - Ee
thanks to all who so kindly a FOR SALE: All new pine kind
sisted, and for the word of Wi a, any length Phone
svmpathv, cards and beautiful y 3 ) 14-4
floral offerings extended at the : er ——
| death of our beloved husl d EXECUTOR NOT E
and father. Mrs. Pau! Koser i Estate of Clinton B. Kendig,
| family. of Manor Township, dec’d.
EE Letter testamentary on said
FOR RENT: 6 room apartment, | estate hay "been granted to

and hot water, $50.00 athe undersigned. all persons in-
month. Call 3-4665 14-1¢ | debted thereto are requested to
Tween ike immedia payment, and
| FOR RENT Garage i] Eat those having claims or demands
call alter ¢ p. m.,, 48 Eas ainst the same will present
| Main St., Mt. Joy #4-1¢ | them without delay for = settle.
ALE: Ap anc Skips Il lo the undersigned, resi
SALI Art and ] he ot Wool ton Boro Rie I.

ELIZABETH KENDIG
fames N. Lightner
{FOR SALE: Columbian tan en | Attorney 44-6
amel coal range, mall A GIT A Tato ps
top. Call Mt. Joy 3-5535. 44-1c, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ible iron

Estate of Samuel K. Becker,

AFTER NOVEMBER 1, the dec'd, late of Mount Joy Town
Twin Kiss Drive-In, East of Mt. | ship, Lancaster ( ounty, Penna
| Joy, will be open from 1 to 10 Letters of administration on
m. Saturdays and Sundays said estate h ving been grant-
only. 44-1c ed to the undersigned, all per-
_ indebted thereto are re-
SALE Indirect water : immediate
Heater with copper coil, $5.00; !, wn those having
Automatic draft control 1.50; i 2 i nds the
with 3 ections |. me will present 1 rem with-
[B00 Seow. vals Chaat ut for = a i ' the
£5.00; a T (with cap) 8 in. fur ie od Pe ing at Route
Rave ahs pido. P, nek HENRY T. BECKER
x ye sori oly, J : Administrator
‘PD Clarence C Newcomer
SALE: Girl's blue snow Attorney | 44-6
and hat, quilted interlining RX ES TOR’'S NOTICE ii
3, price $5. Coat, leggings, I f A Greiner, de
& muil set, dark green with eased, late of Mount Jov. Pa.
maroon velveteen trim Size 3. Lett tary of said
price So. Mis, A- Wm. Witme: » having been granted to
157 Manheim St., Mt. Jov. 44-1¢ wm med, all persons in-
SAVE $18.00 ON A NEW CI. |debted the reto are requested to
ROFLEX Camera. Was $27.90 Make immediate payment and
$69.90. Flash Cameras nst the same will present
$8.95 complete, Color fil naving claims or demands
Flash lamps. Victor Klahr D hd he OS ror i site
or o yy 1 4 11 ul rsigne Ng -
rect Doale : Mid Ie owl "Cling at 522 West Walnut Street,
THANK YOU Lancaster, Pa
wish to express with deepest JOHN W. GREINER
gratitude my heartfelt than} Executor
to all who visited me and for Clarence C. Newcomer,
the beautiful cards wet Attorney 44-6

Mrs. George Brubaker APMINISTRATRIX NOTICE

— ee E 1 of Susan D. Garber,
FOR SALE Forty head York- late of Mount Joy Pa., dec’d.
shoats from Registered Lette oi administration e.t.a. on

stock. 1 pure bred Holstein bull. | said estate } 1g been granted to
| blood tested Phone E-town | the undersioned, all persons indebt-
918R31. 44-1¢ ed thereto are requested to make
esse eee ~ [immediate payment, and those hay

lish setter, fe-|ing claims or demands against the
puppies, ten same, will present them without

ng at 125 North
44-1c | Barbara Street, Mount Joy, Pa.

CHARLES R. COOPE
Register of Wills CI
of Orphans’ Court
—iee | MABEL O. HAUENSTEIN
R|FOR RENT: Garage for car or! Administratrix 3
erk | storage. Apply P. O. Box 85. ¥. Bernard J. Myers, Jr.
44-1p Attorney 42-6¢