The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 12,
19537
plements and household goods
by Paul Peck. C. 8S. Frank,
Auctioneer,
{§—In the [stock and farming implements, Wednesday, February 25
egister Villase of Stauffertown, along |by Russell Trone, C. S. Frank, lon the Cameron Farm at Done-
J road leading fr Mt. Joy to Auctioneer. |gal Springs, Lancaster Co,
Marre im, {hae Story Conclete, {farming implements & house-|eagt of Campbellstown on Rie.
Block Dwelling, garage, also Sa ay, hold ds by Levi H. Nissley.igao ; wi o
goods by Levi kl. SIeY. 1822 at 1:30 p.m, 3% ‘acre
| personal ‘property by Mrs. Bar- | | the J located in Raph | Sale at 12 Noon. Dupes & Hess, | home, by Jacob S. and | Tuesday, March 10 — 1 mile
| bara White. Sale at 1 p, m. Wal-| Twp, on we see Aucts. Ida 1. Brandt. Paul Sanger, East of Maytown on the premis-
| ter Dupes, Auct. farm, on the road from Becker's] a |
farm- | [farm 2 Station. to Manheim, | Auct, {es known as the Christ Kaufl
[ Wednesday, Feb.
Saturday, Feb. & 26th - Desir-
able Real Estate located % mi.
PUBLIC SALES: R
LIVESTOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 1953
The undersigned will sell on the premises on Conoy Twp.
the February 2i--On
Rt
between
14th—On
farm, along
Road
Falmouth,
Saturday, Feb
Bernard Myers
441

River
&
or
Lancasier County, Perine., one and one-half miles Northwest
of Stackstown, on the road leading to the Elizabethtown-Bain-
bridge Road the following:
25 Milk Cows
45 READ CATTLE - - 4 Heifers
FOUR HOLSTEIN BULLS — 2 SWISS BULLS — FAT BULL
5 STEERS -— BROOD SOW with 7 Pigs
100 HI-LINE CHICKENS — LOT OF EAR CORN
1950 U MOLINE TRACTOR, (3-plow); 1949 VAC CASE
with cultivator and Weeder; 3-furrow cock-shut Disc plow, Sing-
le and two bottomed Case plows, 16 inch; 32 Clark Disc Harrow,
10 Ft. single Cultipacker, 4-section Harrow, Allis Chalmers Corn
planter, 1-row ‘tobacco Planter, 2-row Bemis Transplanter, Far-
qubar Manure Spreader, Fairbanks Hammermill with moving
feed table, Harvey Corn Sheller, two Rubber tired Wagons, one
with flaps and both with tobacco ladders; Moline tractor Grass
Mower, Judson side Rake, Dump Rake, 3-ton chain hoist, 8-car
Frigidaire Milk Cooler, 13-disec Moline Grain Drill, Bale elevator,
Surge 110 V. rencer, David Bradiey Ensiiage cutter, Tokheam Air
Compressor, 40 Ft. Ladder, Tobacco press & Scales, Forks, Shov-
els, 2 clectric Broodei stoves, two Water Heaters, Feeders and
Fountains, three Nest sections, and many other articles too num-
(rows to mention.
Sale to commence at noon on Friday, February 20,
w hen terms and pongitions will be: made known by
Frank and F. Aldinger, Aucts.
Gellar and Herr, ee Russell Trone
Refreshments by Mothers of the Bainbridge School Band.
6-1c
9
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1953
PAUL E. SANGER’S
ANNUAL SPRING SALE |
Satur., February 14, 1953
Sale will be held at the Airport farm located along
Route 422, 2 miles west of Myerstown, 4 miles east of
Lebanon.
Farmall H., Farmall B.N., Oliver 70, Oliver 60,
WwW. 30, 10. 20, F.20 and other Tractors
Disc Harrows, Springtooth
New Idea tractor spreader,
1951 12-A. John Deere Combine
Paik Silo Filler
ne Peik silo filler is suction type,
sucks it right off the w ragon and blows it right in the silo,
no unloader, no shoveling necessary; 19852 JEEP with four-
wheel drive, like new, and many other articles.

Harrows, plows, corn planters,
New Idea side rake, ete.
Combine is just like
Ii
sale.
you have any farm machinery to sell, bring it to this
MISCE LLAI NEOUS ARTICLES
in JRE cooler, 3 Delaval milker units, 12 {t. Re-
cat case large upright Refrigerators,
1 dG 4 Stoves vou have tractors or
rm equiph it to this sale.
Tons Mixed Hay 10 Tons Straw
30 A. M. Plenty of hot lunch will
Brethren Church.
10
large
{ If
oth y
lent bring
30
art at 10
The Midway
Sale will st
be served by
Paul E. Sanger, Owner
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

IMPLEMENTS
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 19583
CAMERON FARM AT DONEGAL SPRINGS,
PA.
THE
TER COUNTY,
THREE TRACTORS
consisting of TWO OLIVERS “70” ROW CROP, and one FARM-
ALL “A”. Both Oliver tractors equipped with power take-off and
belt pulley, one with starter and lights. Farmall with starter,
tights, cultivator, corn planter with {fertilizer attachment and
power lift. Double row cultivator for Oliver. Oliver three bottom
heavy duty disc plow, Oliver five ft. combine power take off
driven, John Deere Van Brunt fertilizer and grain drill like new,
New Holland mower Model 120, 7 ft. cut ‘used one season, Black
Hawk Co-op side rake used two seasons, Bemis {two row tobacco
planter, three section rotary hoe, International 28 disc harrow,
cultipacker, used one season, John Deere three section spring har-
row, roller, two New Idea tractor manure spreadprs on rubber,
three rubber tire wagons with flats, Columbia steel tire wagon
with bed, low down steel wheel wagon, three sets of 20 ft. tobac-
co ladders, bob sled, 24 ft. Mulkey bale and grain elevator with
1!» HP motor, papec hammermill with four sieves, I. H. horse
cultivator, Birch walking plow, two scorers and scrapers, two
rubb tire wheelbarrows, homemade wheelbarrow, with side
boards, two rubber tire bag wagons, platform scales, weight 600
pounds; Fairbanks platform scales, weights to 1000 pounds, 156
ft. hay rope, hay hooks, tobacco press, Columbia heatrola in
stripping room. Mountville two hole corn sheller, bushel crates,
jog chains, 75 ft. six inch belt, 60 ft. six inch belt, 30 ft. belt, air
compressor, 100 ft el cable, 90 ft. steel cable, extra heavy pul-
ley, electric grass sceder, two Cahoon seed sowers, 20 milk cans
for water hauling, tobacco plant boxes, chute for loading hogs &
sheep, Kant Klog hog feeder, forks, shovels, 30 grain bags, gar-
den hose. Also about 200 bushels of barley and about 1800 bush-
els of corn.
Also the
suite, odd chairs,
two library tables,
mahogany
three 9 by 12 ft.
Bird's-eye Maple
ror to match,
ON
LANCAS
er
ste
following household goods: three-piece living room
round dining table, six dining chairs, rockers,
small tables, floor lamp, bridge lamp, small
hostess cart and coffee table, both like new.
rugs, a 12x14 ft. rug, small rugs and runners,
bedroom suite, old fashioned bureau with mir-
old spool bed like new, mahogany dresser and bed,
two wool comforters, quilt, one large Evans oil burner with fan,
Quick-Heat oil burner, both in good condition, electric heater
with thermostat used two seasons, electric steam radiator. white
enameled chest of drawers, fireplace fixtures, andirons, screens,
roel grate, Premier electric sweeper, Singer electric hand-clean-
cr used two years, Kelvinator electric water heater for 50 gal.,
Kelvinator refrigerator 9 cu. ft., 12 quart pressure cooker, dishes,
ariique dishes, two large iron Kettles, twin laundry tubs, crocks.
Porch and lawn furniture, window shades, dinner bell on
cedar post.
No Hucksters allowed.
Farm Women #8.
Sale to commence at 12
known by
jars.
Refreshments served ‘by Society of
:00 M. when conditions will be made
Levi H. Nissley
Dupes & Hess, Auctioneers
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks
tveryhody, Everywhere, Reads The Bulletin

goods by
to start at 1 P.
is the auctioneer.
West Hempfield
leading from Landis
Sauder’'s
Three Head Good Milch Cows
ALL SUPER C TRACTOR,
corn planter and tobacco hoer;
ur, Spring
Bainbridge
household February 20-In Con-
the road from |!
Elizabethtown,
entire live
ing implements and Friday,
Samuel D. Johns, Sale| Twp., on
M. Walter Dupes | Stackstown to
[elo ing out sale of
ay
Near Hossler's Church, farming |
goods by
| Adm. of the Estate of Christian | ing, also personal
spa | EB Risser Estate.
Saturday, Feoruary 28 — In
and household | the Village of Florin, on Main
Bertha Mae Kreiner, | Street, a 21% story frame dwell-
property by |
C8
implements
Elmer Spahr, Benj. B. Hambright.
I Frank, Auct.

PUBLIC SALE™

Satur. February 28, 1953
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the premises in |
Township, Lancaster County, Pa., along the road
ville to the Marictta Pike, close to John
Machine Shop, the following personal property to wit:
3 BROOD SOWS |
ON TRU( with new motor; FARM-
used one season, with cultivator, plow,
Disc Harrow (24 disc); Cultipack- |
New Idea Wagon on rubber, with flats; Waik- |
Shovel Harrow, 2-Wheel Trailer, New Idea Tractor |
Spreader. All the above implements were only used one season.
7-ft. Grass Mower, Hay Tedder, CASE PICK-UP BALER,
RE —————— Sled, Wheelbarrow, Extension Ladder, Stepladder, 5000
EEE a Ea S/T TR Lath, One Man Cross Cut Saw, 5 TONS OF CORN ON
THE EAR, 5 TONS B/ ALED STRAW, Baskets, Apple Crates,
6 HEAD SHEEP
1946 CHEVROLET 5 “Bb.
Harrow,
ing Plow,
Ten Room, Frame Dwelling
FOR SALE
E. U. B. Parsonage
CHURCH STREET, FLORIN, PA.
SLATE ROOF, HARDWOOD FLOORS, VAPOR HEATING
SYSTEM INSTALLED RECENTLY.
Anyone interested may go through at any time.
Property can be purchased through sealed bids, bids must be
in the hands of the President or Secretary of the Trustee Board
on or before February 28th, 1953.
Building must be taken away within sixty days from date of
sale. Any damages that may occur during the moving are the risk
df the purchaser.
The Trustees reserve the right to accept or reject any or all
bids.
Mail or give your bid to
PRES. C. S. NISSLEY, FLORIN, PA., P. O. BOX 47
6-4c or ‘SEC. P. S. SHETTER, FLORIN, PA. P. O. BOX 206

Tobacco Muslin,, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, Log Chains, Drum of
Grease, '2 Barrel ‘of Roof Coating, Vise, Pressure Oil Pump in
good condition; Oil and Gas Cans, 3 GAS BROODERS, Chicken
Feeders.
ELECTROLUX SWEEPER, GENERAL
‘hairs, Iron Kettle, one set of gold edge with gold cloverleaf
Dishes, some 30 pieces; this sel of dishes are real antique dishes,
9-pc. Dining Room Suite, nearly new, and many other articles
too numerous to mention,
Sale on Saturday, February
1
El ELECTRIC IRON, 6
{
28, 1953, at 12:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Derothy Miller |
Benj. F. Weaver, Auctioneer
‘Grant Harnish Noll, Clerk
PUBLIC SALE
Monday, February 16, 1 953%
Lititz, near Tae McGee sale |
15 Shoats
big milkers, one

Located on East Mein street
barns, turn east a} the square.
9 Grade Hol steins
Mostly young co
stock bull, &
150 LEGHORN HENS
Deere B.
John Deere B 1946 mode
like new, McCormick
heavy duty 18-28 Disc harrow,
cultipacker, like Stauffer
New John Deere tractor manure spreader,
saw for John Deere, Fairbanks Morse 70 Hammermill, 40 ft. |
endless belt, Blizzard silo filler with shredder bars, rubber tired |
wagon, potato digger, electric fencer, tobacco hoers for 3 culti- |
|vators, three 10-hole metal chicken nests and other poultry equip- |
ment, three 55-ga. drums
1946 172 TON CHEVROL
Truck is
ws, 4 fresh sale,
Cross
by good size,
Shoats are breeds.
S
11 MUSCOVY DUCKS
52 R. Combine
1, in excellen
ingle bottom 16 in plow, Oliver |
ection spring harrow, 7 ft.
tobacco planter on rubber,
New Holland mounted |
mdition, Combine is |
peering
(
Case 3-¢
new; 2-row

in.
ET TRUCK — 6-CAN MILK COOLER |
in good condition, T
milk buckets
sell regardless
P
managed by the
gy Sales Service, Lebanon, Pa.
good rubber and cattle |
small tools,
am quitting farming. |
license,
and {
rack; Tchacco lath,
everything will
will start at 12:30
0
1
, forks, shovels,
of price as 1
Lunch on the
Sale VI grounds |
Sale
| izer
* LEON E. GROFF, Owner;
| er, two sets of tobacco ladde rs, ten inch hammermill,
Paul E, S:
Grabe & Sa
PUBLIC SALE
Farming Implements & Household Goods
Saturdav, February 21st, 1953
On th
Auction
, Clerks
er,
nger
| less belt,
[ tor, platform scales,
| parmac control, bag wagon, hog troughs, chicken
i drums, log chains,
i lath,
stoves, coal and log stove,
| tripod
in Rapho Township, on the Oscar Don-
aven farm, road from Becker's Service Sta-
tion to Manheim, the following:
John Deere A Tractor (1937)
John Deere 14” Tractor Plow,
John Deere,
premises
located on the
near Hossler’s Church,
John Deere Cultivator,
7 Ft. tractor mounted Mower,
Philip Davis, Atty
gal.
head and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
| Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
| Landis & Garman,
PUBLIC SALE
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
Sat., Feb. 28, 1953 - At 1:30 p. m.
LOCATED 1; MILE EAST OF many ON
ROUTE 322.
3), ACRE COUNTRY HOME
8 ROOM HOUSE
WITH BATH
Enclosed sun porch, Water fur-
nished by electricity, system
from never failing well, good
hot-water system, automatic
coal stoker. Also cistern with
rainwater.
No STORY SUMMER HOUSE ATTACHED
Barn 45 x 25 Brooder House 18 x 10
place for chickens on second floor, room for 3 cars and livestock.
Buildings are in good state of paint and repair.
ALSO LOT IN CAMPBELLTOWN, PA.
on Center Street, opposite school house, approximately
frontage, 167 ft. depth. Will sell in one or two parts.
BUTCHER FURNACE and KETTLE.
Viewing of property Saturdays, February 14, and 21 from 12
o'clock to 2 p. m. 15 percent day of sale, balance when possession.
Terms by order of
Paul Sanger, Auct.
225
ft.
5-7-9-p
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Saturday, Feb. 24, 1953
ON BERNARD MYERS FARM, ALONG ROUTE #441 OR
RIVER ROAD, BETWEEN BAINBRIDGE AND FALMOUTH, PA.
1952 FORD TRACTOR
| fully equipped and double bottom plows, Judson lime and fertil-
drill on rubber. three section spring harrow, rubber tire
wagon with flats, rubber tire Gruber wagon, New Idea manure
spreader, New Idea tobacco planter with tractor hitch, corn
50 feet end-
Wierd horse-drawn plow, single cultiva
shovels, hoes, electric fence posts and
feeders, oil
shears, spears, tobacco
two tobacco cellar
iron kettles and
circular saw,
forks,
cow chains, tobacco
tobacco press, tobacco boxes,
set of tobacco hoers,
Minnich
Also the following household goods: kitchen coal and wood
range, Hoosier Kitchen cabinet, folding day bed, quart jars, 30
stone crock, bucket-a-day stove and hot water tank, shower
at ‘1:00 P.
M. when conditions will be
Samuel D. Johns
6-2c
Sale to commence
| made known by
Clerks

|
|
|
|
|
|
Farmal A Tractor (1948)
lights, cultivator and
to handle bales or corn, with el-
ectric motor and rubber tires, David Bradley flat wagons,
one with side boards on rubber, 14 and 16 Ft.; David Brad-
ley, Hammermill, Manure Spreader and Disc Harrow;
(All of the above items are in excellent condition, most
of this equipment was purchased new in the last four years.)
Farm wagon on rubber (home-made), 2-hole corn shel-
ler, two tobacco ladders, 20 Ft.; Broom corn cleaner, Corn
planter, horse drawn; Side Delivery Rake, Spring Harrow,
3-section McCormick-Deering horse drawn Mower, 9-hole |
Drill, two 275 Gals. fuel oil tanks, used for hauling water;
Bag Wagon, Tobacco Planter, single row; Riding Cultiva- |
tor, Sulky plow, two walking plows, three scorers, one disc
type; Sleigh, Number of shovels, scoop shovels, forks, hoes,
axes and hammers, circular saw, pulley and arbor; grind-
stone, Grinding wheel with electric motor; small compres
sor, motor, compressor and tank, anvil, forge, Hand grass
sceder, Manure sled, Pair tractor chains, 35 ft. 6 in. belt,
quantity of rope of various lengths, two tobacco spears, To-
bacco baling press, two Tobacco sizing boxes, several 50 ft.
length garden hose.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
20 cu. ft. Coldspot Deep Freeze, used two years, Cup-
board, Tables, Bedroom Suite, Kitchen range, Old-fashion-
ed sink cupboard, set buicher tools, including grinder, saus-
age filler, knives, cleavers, ecle., shot gun, rifle, and other
articles.
At same time the following items
by the owner, Oscar Donaven:
Cultipacker, Platform scales, riding cultivator, 16 ft.
feeding scoops, some houschold goods and other
eous articles.
Sale to commence at 12:30 on Saturday, February 21¢t,
1953, when terms and conditions will be made known by
BERTHA MAE KREINER, Adm.
CHRISTIAN E. RISSER ESTATE
Elmer Spahr, Auctioneer
Jacob Ruhl, Clerk
Abram Young, Attorney
complete with starter, Tobacco Hoers
and Vacuum lift; Elevator,
| €
1 oy . (
the will be offered a
ladder,
miscellan-
«
| with eight rooms,
and GARAGE.
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY

‘Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1953
IN THE VILLAGE OF STAUFFERTOWN, ALONG ROAD
LEADING FROM MOUNT JOY TO MANHEIM, PA.
LOT OF feet thereon
rected a
1% STORY
GROUND consisting of 105 by 200
Concrete Dwelling
bath and kitchen, built in poreh, Wash house
Very desirable place to live.
Also at the same time and place, houséhold goods, consisting
»f studio couch, extension table, combination coal and gas range,
apartment size coal range, three burner coal oil stove, bedroom
| suite, three piece parlor suite, rocking chairs, cane seated *chair.
! several chairs, ari chair,
| carpet, dishes,
sideboard, small tables, cloeks, mirrors,
cooking utensils, garden tools, ladders, large coal
»il tank, lawn mowers, scythe, wood saw, lumber, empty jars,
crocks and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
Immediate possession can be given for property.
Sale to commence at 1:00 P. M. when conditions will be made
Mrs. Barbara White
6-2¢
| known by
Carl G. Herr,
Herr & Moyer, Clerks
Walier Dupes, Auctioneer
Attorney
| Manor Twp.,
JACOBS. and IDA 1. BRANDT
Wednesday, March 4th —On
ithe Allen Bucher Farm in Leb-
anon County, 2 miles southeast
of Palmyra, 1 mi. south of Rt.
422, 61 head of Registered Hol-
stein Cattle and 40 Pure Bred
Gilts, Sows and Boars by Rob-
ert H. Bucher and Simon D. |
Bucher, owners. Hess & Dupes, |
Aucts. |
Wednesday, March 4th — In |p
on the River Rd, |
midway between Highville and |
Safe Harbor, Farming Imple-
ments and household Goods by
Landis M. Aument. Sale at 12 |
noon. Edgar Funk, Auct.
Thursday, March 5 .— On the
State highway leading from E.
Petersburg to Landisville, a-
bout 1 mi. northeast of the lat-
ter. Valuable real estate con-
taining 2 acres, with 2': story
brick dwelling, frame tobacco
shed, one-car garage by Ralph.
L. Greenly, Carrie E. Greenly.
Sale at 7 p.m. E, V. Spahr,
Auct.
March 7— In West
the road
Mennonite
a farm con-
Saturday,
Hempfield Twp., on
from Chestnut Hill
Church to Ironville,
{taining 13 dcres, 134 perches,
and personal property by ‘the
Estate of Henry ,K. Bollock.
Sale at 2:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
Auct,
Saturday, March 7,—In West
Hempfield Twp. on the road
from Chestnut Iill Mennonite
{ Church to Ironville, 2%: story
house, household goods, farm
implements by Estate of Henry
K. Bullock. Edgar Funk, Auct.
Saturday, March 7th—On Rt.
241 between Maytown and
Bainbridge, at Chickentown, 30
Reg. Holstein cows, Farming
Implements and Dairy Equip-
ment by W. C. Ricedorf. Dupes
and Hess, Aucts.
Saturday, March 7—In East
| man farm close to the
Range, live stock and

Donegal Township, one and oné
half miles southwest of Mount
Joy-Marietta Pike, on the farm
known as the Amos F. Eby
farm, entire lot of farming im-
FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION
(1st and 3d) Saturday each month)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1953
at 11 A, M,
”
2 mi. N. of Elizabethtown, Pa.
40 TRACTORS, new-used, all makes.
Balers, Combines, Hay and Corn
Machinery, Plowing and Seeding
Equipment, Manure Spreaders, Ele.
vators, Automobiles, Trucks, Locust
Posts, Shoats, etc. Bring new and
used items. We have buyers.
EASTERN STATES EQUIPMENT
SALES CORP.
Clyde E. Keener, Sales Manager
PUBLIC SALE
At Jay M. Brubaker Farm, WIL.
LOW STREET VILLAGE, Pa.,
4 miles south of Lancaster, Pa.,
just off Routes 72 and 222.
80 Holstein Cattle
(85 Registered - 15 Grades)
Bang Certified, many calfhood
vaccinated, T. B. Accredited,
treated against shipping fever,
mastitis tested.
These sensational producers sel-

ling:
~— 6 Cows from 17,000 Ib. to 19,155 Ib!
Milk, twice a day milking, |
—14 Cows with records from 500 Ib
to 684 Ib fat, 2 times,
—Many more with 400 Ib to
fat
Daughters of such famous sires as —
Montvic Monogram — and Lauxmont
Admiral Lucifer
500 1b
- ‘William
Red Lion,
Complete Dispersal
H. Grimm Herd,
York Co., Pa.
22 Milking Cows. An especially
outstanding herd of the very finest
quality with size, type, and great
pedigrees.
8 Service Age Bulls including:
A 16 months old son of a cow
with 20,229 Ib milk, 713 Ib fat.
— A son of a 683 Ib fat cow with 15-
,482 Ib milk, 3.9%, 2 time milking.
-—6 more from dams with 500 ib to
700 1b fat on 2 time milking.
is a sensational offering of the
Ma any Fresh
ready for
duction.
and
enormous
Close Springers,
profitable pro-
Consignments from 30 outstanding
breeding establishments of Pa. and
neighboring states.
Come and buy with confilence
this oldest,established
Holstein’ Penna. , Sale.
Held in heated pavilion, starts at
11:30 A, M., lunch available, printed
catalogs.

at
Registered
R. AUSTIN BACKUS
Sales Mgr. & Auct.
Mexico, N. Y.
EARL IL. GROFF,
Local Representative

Strasburg, Pa.
| Frank
Rifle
imple-
ments by Daniel S. Kauffman.
Sale at 12:30 pom. Dupes and
Hess, Aucts.
Tuesday, March 10,—~In Man-
or Township, on the Pickel
farm, 1 Mi. east of Mountville,
on the Hershey road at Hershey
Mill, Farming implements by
Roy W. Gibble, Sale at 12:30
), m. Elgar F. Funk, Auct.
Wednesday, March 11-Loca-
ted 3 mi. east of Elizabethtown
along Manheim Road, 28 head
cattle, farming implements and
"household geods by Jacob Bix-
ler. Walter Dupes, Auct.
Wednesday, March 11th — In
Manor Twp., one mile south of
Columbia, on the Frank Herr
farm, one mile north of Wash-
ington Boro, Farming imple-
ments by . Herbert P. Henry.
Sale at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
Auct.
Saurday, March 14 — In the
borough of Mount Joy on Mari-
etta Street, a 21, story dwelling
and household goods by the
Emma B. Heistand Estate. C. S.
I'rank, Auctioneer.
Saturday, March 14 In
Manor Twp. 2 mi. south of
Highville on road leading from
Chestnut Grove School to High-
ville School, farm implements,
and household goods by Jennie
May Frey. Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
Tuesday, March 17--In West
Hempfield Twp., one mile east
of Marietta, on the T.ancaster &
Marietta, Piké oh Rt. 340, near
Kinderhook, livestock and im-
plements of two farms, also
household goods by Anna K.
Houseal, Adm. of Frank Hous-
eal Estate. Sale at 11:30 a. m.
C. 8. Frank and F. B. Aldinger,
Aucts.
Wednesday, March 18 — In
Manor Twp., two miles South-
east of Mountville, 1% miles
south of the Lincoln Highway
at Donerville turn South, Farm-
ing Implements and Household
Goods by . Herbert Fisher. Sale
at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
Auct,
Friday, March 20—On the
road leading from Maytown to
Bainbridge in the Village of
Chickentown, live stock, imple-
ments and some household
goods by Elmer Walters. Sale
12:30 p. m. Dupes, Auct.
Friday, March 20 — Located
on road leading from Maytown
to Bainbridge, at the Village of
Chickentown, live stock, imple-
ments and household goods by
Elmer Walters. Dupes, Auct.
Saturday, March 21 — at 108
Poplar Street, in the Borough
of Mount Joy, household goods
oy Daniel M. Musser. Sale at
12 c’clock noon. Walter Dupes,
Auct.
Friday, March 27—In the
Village of Florin, at the Post
Office Building, sale of Restau-
rant equipment and
goods by James
Sale at 6 p. m.
Auctioneer.
household
B. Eschbach.
Walter Dupes,
April 3—Good Friday—At
the Boro Limits, Mount Joy, on
the road to the Mt. Joy ceme-
tery, annual community sale of
200 ‘head live stock, farm im-
plements, household goods,
merchandise, ete. by C. 8S.
and Leo Frank.
Saturday,
April 4—Wood St.,
Florin,
entire carpentering tools
and contractors equipment by
Mrs. Paul Koser. Sale at 1 p.m.
C. 8. Frank, Auct.

SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G, NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa,
Well Drilling
CALL
Ralph L. Myers & Sons
SALUNGA, PA.
(Lancaster Co.)
PHONE LANDISVILLE 3176
20-tfe