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Landis & Kraybill, Clerks
PUBLIC SALE
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LIVESTOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ,11th, 1953
To be held on the premises located three miles East of Eliza-
bethtown along Manheim road.
28 Head of Cattle
consisting of 17 MILK COWS, Holsieins and Guernseys,
11 HEAD OF HEIFERS, some fresh and close springers,
3 BROOD SOWS
IMPLEMENTS
TRACTOR, FARMALL F12 TRACTOR with 16
77 New Holland pick-up baler,
New Idea manure spreader, Her-

FARMALL F20
inch bottom mould board plow,
McCormick Deering Combine,
shey make double row tobacco planter, McCormick Deering corn
planter, double row tractor cultivator, 7 ft. McCormick Deering
tractor mower, cultipacker - good as new, 32 disc harrow, 25
tooth spring harrows, Swab wagon with rubber tires, 3 low wheel
Swab wagons, 2 Columbia wagons, 4 sets of tobacco ladders, two
bottom 14 inch tractor plow, smoker bale elevator with motor
McCormick Deering potato planter, Keer potato cutter, two poul-!
try range houses, poultry feeders, Minnich tobacco press, sizing
boxes, platform scales, McCormick Deering milker with pump,
motor and two single units with pipes and stall cocks, McCormick
Deering milk cooler - four can size, electric hot water heater, can
rack, six milk cans, 100 White Leghorn LAYING HENS, double
trejos, forks, shovels, chains and harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Two bedroom suites, kitchen chairs,
dinette set and piano and a lot of articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Sale ta commence at 12:30 P. M. when conditions will be
made known by
Landis & Coble, Clerks Co
Dupes & Hess, Auctioneers JA B BIXLER
Refreshments will be served by the
Elizabeth-
8-3¢
No Hucksters allowed.
Friendship Sunday School Class of the Church of God,
KEYSTONE’S
Annual Farm Implement Sale
ON ROUTE 230 EAST OF MOUNT JOY, PA.
Friday, February 27, 1953
IMPLEMENTS AT 10:00 A. M.
CATTLE AT 12:30 P. M.
actors with Ferguson System, 1 Disc Plow
d 1 Roadside Mower for the above trac
uliivator and Power Lift, 1 John Deere

Oliver Lime Spreader, 1 Disc Har
1 McCormick Deering Siae-De
arm Wagon rubber used one year, Sev
cco Lath.
6 Jilk Cooler, One 10 gallon Water Heater, Or
bel. 1 Milker pu with Motor and enough Pipe for 26
Stalls, 1 Delaval Milker Unit, 1 Favorite Feed Cart.
onsignments of Li lements are solicited and will be ac
vim of A S«¢ le
60 — Hed of Holsteins — 60
MOSTLY
VACCINATED ACCREDITE
very fine group of cattle selected
ten Pennsylvania. There wili
» from the Northern Counties of
CERTIFIED

THE DATE: FEBRUARY 27, 1953
THE PLACE:
Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc.
Phone: Mount Joy 3-4354. MOUNT JOY. PENNSYLVANIA
Lunch available at the Sales Arena
semis ss
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
7.30

IMPLEMENTS -

Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1953 _
CAMERON FARM AT DONEGAL SPRINGS,
PA.
ON THE
LANCASTER COUNTY,
THREE TRACTORS
consisting of TWO OLIVERS “70” ROW CROP, and one FARM-
All “AT, Both Oliver tractors equipped with power take-off and
belt one with starter and lights. Farmall with starter!
lichts, 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 scason, 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
11, HP motor, papec hammermill with four sieves, I. H. horse
cultivator, Birch walking plow, {two scorers and scrapers, two
homemade wheelbarrow, with side
rubber tire wheelbarrows, ; | ¢
boards, two rubber tire bag wagons, platform scales, weight 600
pounds; Fairbanks platform scales, weights to 1000 pounds, 150
heatrola in
bushel crates,
press, Columbia
corn sheller,
tobacco
ft. hay rope, hay hooks,
two hole
Mountville
stripping room. : ori |
Jog chains, 75 ft. six inch belt, 60 ft. six inch belt, 30 ft. belt, air
tompressor, 100 ft. steel cable, 90 ft. steel cable, extra heavy pul-
two Cahoon seed sowers, 20 milk cans
chute for loading hogs &
30 grain bags, gar-
800 bush-
ey, electric grass seeder,
for water hauling, tobacco plant boxes,
Sheep, Kant Klog hog feeder, forks, shovels,
den hose. Also about 200 bushels of barley and about 1
«ls of corn.
Also the
suite, odd chairs,
two library tables,
lamps, mahogany
following houschold 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,
three 9 by 12 ft. rugs, a 12x14 ft. rug, small rugs and runners,
Bird's-eye Maple bedroom suite, old¥fashioned bureau with mir-
ror to match, old spool bed like new, mahogany dresser and bed,
two wool comforters, quilt, ene 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,
coal grate, Premier electric sweeper, Singer electric hand-clean-
er used two years, Kelvinator clectric water heater for 50 gal.,
Kelvinator refrigerator 9 cu. ft., 12 quart pressure cooker, dishes,
aritique dishes, two large:iron kettles, twin laundry tubs, crocks,
Jars. Porch and lawn furniture, window shades, dinner bell on
cedar post.
No Hucksters allowed.
Farm Women #8.
Sale to commence at 12:00 M. when conditions wilk be made
known by
Levi H. Nissley
Refreshments served by Society of
Dupes & Hess. Auctioneers

Manure
FOR SALE
E. U. B. Parsonage
CHURCH STREET, FLORIN, PA. ;
Ten Room, Frame Dwelling
SLATE ROOF, HARDWOOD FLOORS, VAPOR HEATING
SYSTEM INSTALLED RECENTLY.
interested may go through at any time.
purchased through sealed bids,
Secretary of the

Anyone
| Property can be
in the hands of the President or
on or before February 28th, 1953.
Building must be taken away within
sale, Any damages that may occur during the
af the purchaser
bids must be
Trustee Board
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sixty days from date of
moving are the risk
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 __or SEC : P. S. SHE TTE R, FL ORIN, PA., P. O. BOX 26

PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY
Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1953
OF STAUFFERTOWN,
JOY
consisting of
IN THE VILLAGE
LEADING FROM MOUNT
LOT OF GROUND
erected a
1% STORY
Concrete Dwelling
with eight rooms, bath and kitchen,
and GARAGE. Very desirable place to live.
Also at the same time and place, household goods, consisting
of studio couch, extension table, combination coal and gas range,
apartment size coal range, three burner coal oil stove,
suite, three piece parlor suite, rocking chairs, cane seated chair.
several chairs, arm chair, sideboard, small tables, clocks,
carpet, dishes, cooking utensils, garden tools, ladders,
oil tank, lawn mowers, scythe, wood saw, lumber, empty
crocks and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
Immediate given for property.
Sale to commence at 1:00 P. M, when conditions will be made
Known by
ALONG
TO MANHEIM, PA
105 by
200 {feet

built in porch, Wash house
jars,
possession can be
Carl G. Herr, Attorney
Herr & Moyer, Clerks
Walter Dupes, 5, Auctioneer 6-2¢

Satur., February 28, 1953
mises in |
along the road |
John |
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the pre
West Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, Pa.,
leading from Landisville to the Marietta Pike, close to
Sauder's Machine Shop, the following personal property to wit:
ROAD
thereon

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
| 2% story frame and brick dwelling
4 Rooms, Halll and Bath—First Floor
4 Rooms, Hall and Bath--Second Floor
2-Zone Qil Hot Water Heating Plant — summer
and winter hook-up—Thermostat on Ist and 2nd
floors. Is suitable for single residence or can be
used as two apartments just as is.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
NEW HOME |
4-Rooms and Bath, —~First Floor
Space for Two lage, Rooms on--Second Floor
Hot Water Heat, Electric, Ready to occupy in
few weeks.
HART’S

Phone 5-2163 — 151 N. Charlotte St.
MANHEIM

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PUBLIC SALE!

iG FARM MACHINERY
B February 27, 1953
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Starting at 10:30 A, M. Located 4 miles West of Manheim,
1 mile North
| 4 miles East of Mount Joy and
| Church, in Lemcasier County, Pa.
bedroom | Massey Harris 7 ft. Self Propelled Combine.
mirrors, |
large coal |
Mrs. Barbara White
Three Head Good Miich Cows
6 HEAD SHEEP
1946 CHEVROLET 5-TON TRUCK,
ALL SUPER C TRACTOR, used one season, with cultivator, plow,
corn planter and tobacco hoer; Disc Harrow (24 disc); Cultipack-
ar, Spring Harrow, New Idea Wagon on rubber, with flats; Walk-
ing Plow, 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,
Sled, Wheelbarrow, Extension Ladder, Stepladder, 5000
Tobacco Lath, One Man Cross Cut Saw, 5 TONS OF CORN ON
THE EAR, 5 TONS BALED STRAW, Baskets, Apple Crates,
with new motor; FARM- |
Tobacco Muslin, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, Log Chains, Drum of
Grease, ': Barrel of Roof Coating, Vise, Pressure Oil Pump in
good condition; Oil and Gas Cans, 3 GAS BROODERS, Chicken
Feeders.
ELECTROLUX SWEEPER, GENERAL ELECTRIC IRON, 6
Chairs, Iron Kettle, one set of gold edge with gold cloverleaf
Dishes, some 50 picces; this set 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 28, 1953, at 12:30 o'clock.
Benj. F. Weaver, Auctioneer
Gran't Harnish Noll, Clerk Mzs. Dorothy Miller|
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PUBLIC SALE
Farming Implemenis & Household Goods
Saturday, February 21st, 1953
On th: premises in Rapho Township, on the Gscar Don-
aven farm, located on the road from Becker's Service Sta-
tion to Manheim, near Ilossler’'s Church, the following:
John Deere A Tractor (1937)
John Deere Cultivator, John Deere 14” Tractor Plow,
7 Ft. tractor mount~d Mower, John Deere,
Farmal A Tractor (1948)
complete with starter, Tobacco Hoers
and Vacuum lift; Elevator, bales or corn, with el-
ectiric motor and rubber tires, David Bradley fiat wagons,
one with side boards on rubber, 14 and 16 Ft.; David Brad-
ley, Hammermill, Manure Spreader and Disc Harrow,
(All of the gnove items are in excellent condition, most
of this equipment was purchased new in the Jast four years.)
ar wagon on Aber (home-made), 2-hole corn shel-
ler, two tobacco ladders, 20 Ft.; Broom corn cleaner, Corn
planter, horse drawn; Side Delivery Rake, Spring Harrow,
a-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
seeder, 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
Coldspot Deep Freeze, used two years,
Bedroom Suite, Kitchen range,
lights, cultivator and
to handle

20 cu, ft.
board, Tables,
Cup-
Old-fashion-
ed sink cupboard, set butcher tools, including grinder, saus-
age filler, knives, cleavers, ete., shot gun, rifle, and other
articles.
At the same time the following items will be offered
by the owner, Oscar Donaven:
Cultipacker, Platform scales, riding cultivator, 16 ft. ladder,
feeding scoops, some houschold goods and other:miscellan-
eous articles.
Sale to commence at 12:30 on Saturday, February 21st,
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

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14 TRACTORS
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Lot of Ford an
| Ferguson Equipment. All kinds of Farm’ Machinery, Come early
—have lots to sell.
Terms - CLYDE E, KEENER
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE
Bangs Certified, Calfhood Vaccinated abd
4$ PURE BRED GILTS, SOWS AND BOARS

WEDNES., MAR. 4, 1953 ~ 12:00 o'clock
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| Location in Lebanon Co., on what is known as the Al-
len Bucher Farm, 2 miles southeast of Palmyra, 1 mile
| south of Route 432 turn south at the Tydol Service Station.
32 COWS, many are fresh, others due ‘throughout the year
9 BRED HEIFERS, 16 HEIFERS from 1 to 18 month old
4 GUERNSEYS
This herd includes - 15-Daughters, of Lonelm Rag Apple
Milner
5 Daughters- of Elmeroft Heart of Oak, he a son of Triune
3 Daughters of Baron Barostine Talmage, these are very
good cows.
3 Daughters of Raymond Rag Apple Paul
2 Daughters of Hillmac Sovereign
And Daughters of such noted Sires as Emperor Star, C. C.
Dandy George, Peble Beach Premier, Bond Haven Sov-
ereign Charipion, Lauxmont Admiral Lucifer and
others.
Many of the cows are "bred to sires in the Curtis Candy
(To Be Sold) Eaton
Stud or Penna. S. E. A. B. Coop.
Others are bred to The Herd Sire
Hall Royal Florin—He sired by a son of Sovereign, and
from a 710 lbs 4-1% Dam.
This is a very good Herd, with nice udders and good type,
along with high production
Herd Av. 1951 - 11216 lbs. milk 433.4 Fat 3.8 average test
Herd Av. 1952 - 11640 lbs. milk 426.1 Fat test.
ALSO—SELLING, 15 PURE BRED YORKSHIRE GILTS
due in March 1 YORKSHIRE BOAR; 13 REGISTERED
BERKSHIRE GILTS, due in March; 1 BERKSHIRE
BOAR, 3 HAMPSHIRE, 3 P. B. YORKSHIRE and ONE
BERKSHIRE SOWS due in March; TWO SOWS WITH
LITTERS.
Order of Sale: Hogs to be sold at 12:00 o'clock; Cattle at
1:00 o'clock.
Be sure to see these fine animals, you will like them.
For Catalog Write to Harvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa.
manager.
Aucts. Hess and Dupes ROBERT H. BUCHER
SIMON D. BUCHER. owners
ANNVILLE, PA.
Complete Dispersal Sale
Of 60 Head of Registered and Grade Holstein Cattle and
Complete Line of Farm Machinery
SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1953
AT 10:30 O'CLOCK
LOCATION—On Route 241 between Maytown and
Bainbridge, at Chickentown.
30 Registered and Grade Holstein Cows
many are fresh or close, others due throughout the year.
9 REGISTERED & GRADE HEIFERS
due in September
9 HEIFERS from
six month to eighteen month old.
8 GRADE BULLS OF SERVICE AGE
ALSO SELLING
The herd sire Mister Governor Tensen, a 2 year old
This is a good herd of cattle representing some outstanding Hol-
stein families, be sure to see them, you will find animals to your
liking 256 head are vaccinated.
FARM EQUIPMENT—W. C. Allis Chalmers Tractor with power take
off, and pusher, also a set of steel wheels, Ford Tractor with top
used 2 years, Ford plow, cultivator, and tobacco hoers, used 2 seasons;
Allis Chalmers Combine, Wood Bros, corn picker, used 2 years; Mc-
Deering pick-up baler, 3-bottom disc plow, McDeering
grass mower, McDeering 28-disc, Swab rubber tire wagon, 2 tobacco
wagons with ladders, 2.double tobacco ladders, 18 and 20 ft. used 3
years; two 18.ft, hay flats, 9-ft, cultivator, David Bradley side de.
livery rake, Ontario grain drill, Hoosier grass seed drill, John Deere
corn planter, David Bradley, ensilage cutter with pipe, used 3 years,
David Bradley manure spreader, lime drill, 2.row tobacco planter,
used 2 years; bale elevator, weeder, Papec hammermill, circular saw
to mount on W. C. tractor, 2-hole corn sheller, bag wagon, 3.section
spring harrow, single and double trees, horse drawn cultivator, two
steel water troughs, 6 iron troughs, garden tractor, 2 grass seeders,
steel wheelbarrow, 100 iron fence posts, and fixtures, Fairbanks plat-
form scales, carpenter tools, Brooder house, four range shelters, el-
ectric fence control, wire stretcher, 40 chicken crates, two 1000 ca-
pacity oil brooder stoves, like new; two Oakes chick starter battens,
500 capacity; large vice, bolts and hinges, block and tackle, sprocket
sale

chain, grease gun, shovels, picks, rakes, forks, garden hose, window
frame and sash, six sizing boxes, tobacco shears, tobacco muslin,
2) ft. 6 inch belt, 55 gal. oil drum, 5 gal. oil buckets, 4.hole hog
feeder, used two years.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—2-unit Surge Milker, complete with pump
and motor; McDeering 3.can. electric milk cooler, Surge Wash tubs.
Sale ‘includes any and everythingiused on a farm.
SALE to start "at 10:30 o'clock A. M. Plenty of eats "will be
serve
For folder write Harvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa.
Cattle to be sold at 1:30 o'clock.
W. C. Ricedorf, owner
MARIETTA, PA, R. D. 1
Manager of cattle
sale.
Auctioneers—Dupes and Hess
Clerks—Landis and Graybill

Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin
of Erismoan's
8-2¢
— |ington Boro,

Sale at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
| The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, F ebruary 19, 1953-1
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Sale Register
Friday, February 20—In Con-
| oy Twp. on the road from
| Stackstown to Elizabethtown,
closing out sale of entire live
stock and farming implements
by Russell Trone, C. 8S. Frank,
t + Auctioneer,
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Saturday, February 21--On
the premises located in Rapho
Twp., on the Oscar Donaven
farm, on the road from Becker's
Service Station to Manheim,
Near Hossler's Church, farming
implements and household
goods by Bertha Mae Kreiner,
Adm. of the Estate of Christian
E. Risser Estate. Elmer Spahr,
Auct.
Wednesday, February 25 —-
On the Cameron Farm at Done-
gal Springs, Lancaster Co.,
farming implements & house.
hold goods by Levi H. Nissley.
Sale at 12 Noon. Dupes & Hess,
! Saturday, February 28 — In
the Village of Florin, on Main
Street, a. 2% story frame dwell-
ing, also personal property by
Benj. B. Hambright. C. S.
Frank, Auct.
Saturday, Feb. 28th — Desir-
able Real Estate located 2 mi.
east of Campbellstown on Rte.
322 at 1:30 .pm. 3% acre
country home, by Jacob S. and
Ida I. Brandt. Paul Sanger,
Auct.

the 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-
Bucher, owners. Hess & Dupes,
Aucts.
Wednesday, March 4th — in
Manor Twp., 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
ter. Valuable real estate con-
taining 2 acres, with 2'2 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,

Saturday, March 7— In West!
Hempfield Twp., on the road |
from Chestnut Hill Mennonite
Church to Ironville, a farm con-
taining 13 acres, 134 perches.
and personal property by the
Estate of Henry K. Bollock.
Sale at 2:30 p. m. 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
Donegal Township, one and one
half miles southwest of Mount
Joy-Marietta Pike, on the farm
known as the Amos F. Eby
farm, entire lot of farming im-
plements and household goods |
by Paul Peck. C. S. Frank!
Auctioneer.
Tuesday, March 10 — 1 mile
East of Maytown on the premis-
es known as the Christ Kauf!-
man farm close to the Rifle
Range, live stock and imple-
ments by Daniel S. Kauffman.
Sale at 12:30 p.m. 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
p. m. Elgar F. Funk, Auct.

Wednesday, March 11-—Loca
ted 3 mi. east of Elizabethtewn
along Manheim Road, 28 head
cattle, farming implements and
household goods by Jacob Bix-
ler. Walter Dupes, Auct.
March 11th — In
Manor Twp., one mile south of
Columbia, 6n the Frank Herr
farm, one mile north of Wash-
Farming imple-
Wednesday,

ments by Herbert P. Henry.!
Wednesday, March 4th —On
ert H. Bucher and Simon D.|

Auct,
Saurday, Mareh 14 —— In the
borough of Mount Joy on Mari-
etta Street, a 2'4 story dwelling
and household goods by the
Emma B! Heistand Estate, C. S.
Frank, Auctioneer,
Saturday, March 14 — In
Manor Twp. % mi. * south of
Highville on road leading from
Chestnut Grove School to High-
ville School, farm implements,
and household goods by Jennie
May Frey. Bdgar F, Funk, Auet.
Tuesday, March 17-—In West
Hempfield Twp., one mile east
of Marietta, on the Lancaster &
Marietta Pike on Rt. 340, near
Kinderhook, livestock and im-
plements ‘of two farms, also
household goods by Anna K.
Houceal, Adm. of Frank Hous-
cal Estate. Sale at 11:30 a. m.
Frank and F. B. Aldinger,
VICES.
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.
Saturday, March 21 — In
Manor Twp., on south side of
Lincoln highway, 4 mi. west of
Lancaster, in Kreadyville, . op-
posite Martin's Hatchery, real
estate and personal property by
Samuel Schmuek. Edgar Funk,
Auctioneer.
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Saturday, , March 21 —Along
the south side of Lincoln Hwy.,
4 miles west of Lancaster, in
| Kreadyville, opposite Martin's
Hatchery, 214 Story Frame
| House, 3-car garage, chicken
| house & shop, & household goods
| by Samuel Schmuck, Sale 12M.
Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
Saturday, March 21 — at 108
Poplar Sirect, 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 household
goods by James B. Eschbach.
Sale at 6 p. m. Walter Dupes,
Auctioneer.
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.
Frank 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. S. Frank, Auct.
THE FARM
QUESTION
BOX.
by BILL GIVENS
KYW Farm Director

¥rom- Mr. W. B., Collingdale,
Pa.
Q.— “vo main branches of our
azalea bush are split apart at a
joint I have tied the broken
branches together. What else can
I do?
Ans. — You
have done the
right thing
Ee by tying the
f branches to-
gether, Do not
tie them too
tightly or leave
them tied too
long. If the bark
isn't completely
torn off all .he
way around
there is a good
that the split will knit to-
chance
gether.
+ + +
From--Mrs. A. S., Norristown, Pa.
Q.—Do you think it 1s wise to
bu; a Christmas tree with the
roots? ‘Aill it be safe to plant them
at tiis time of the year?
Ans.—You may buy a tree with
roots and plant it in a tub. If kept
inside, keep moist. If there is too
much heat in your house the
needles will drop quickly and when
you plant it outside the sudden
change of temperature will cause
shock. If you are planning to keep
the tree outside, you can plant it
now.
RE ——r—

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