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The undersigned will sell on the premises situated in Rapho tobacco press, Wilson Milk Caol-| pores] ie re Sad one >
er, can rack, milk tub, washer
| Brooder house, 2 electric brood-
Twp., located along oiled road leading from Elizabethtown to |
Union Square near Chiques Church.
COWS —~ 4 BEIFERS
Mixed Herd, in all stages of production
14 BULLS — §
.. . for children to ride. 2 SOWS — 5 SHOATS — CHICKENS
eo DUCKS — GEESE ‘
IMPLEMENTS: Massey-Harris (101 Jr.) Tractor; Oliver (6)
er stoves & feeders,
| seeder, lawn power mower,
| ectric fence charger,
fence, 6 ft.

kitchen
Zropes, belt, grindstone, cross-cut saw, circular saw and frame; | dishes, 1g.
range shelter, electric brooder, bee hives.
garden cultivator and mower; garden hose, iron & copper kettles. | gale to commence at
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Estate coal range, with water back; | clock noon when terms
kitchen cabinet; china closet, old fashioned chest of
“tiques, Enterprise meat grinder and lot of articles not listed.
us Sale starts at 12:00 Noon.
“Kauffman and Landis, Auctioneers.
*Rubl and Hershey, Clerks.
Refreshments by Chicqu
1C.' 8S. Frank, Auct.
{ Zeller & Kraybill, Clks.
BEN]. W. SMITH, Owner |
9-2p | the
{ B. Church.

s Willing workers class.
BLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953
12:30 O'CLOCK
Located in Berks County 6 miles north cf Myerstown, 2 miles west of Frys-
town, 6 miles east of Fredericksburg, 2 mile South of Route 22. Farm known as
the Harvey Peiffer Farm.
100 Acre Modern Farm
Farm is bounded on the west by Samuel Bross and A. A. Spannuth. North by Ir-
vin Kline, on the east by Irvin Lehman, on the south by Samuel Bross.
Fertile gravel and sandy loam soil, 70 acres under cultivation, 30 acres in level
permanent pasture land with a fresh mountain stream running the full length. Newly
built hard surface macadam lane to farm buildings. This farm will be a good buy as a
poultry or dairy farm. Land is very fertile as a large number of steers were kept on
this farm for many years, also several thousand turkeys and laying hens. Terms 10%,
balance May 1. Farm can be seen anytime between now and sale day.
Large Bank Barn~Modern Farm House
Excellent set of farm buildings consisting of 215 story frame dwelling farm house
7 rooms with modern bath. 82 gallon hot point electric hot water heater, modern kitch
en. Water supplied with new Meyers automatic electric waier pressure system to ali
buildings. Chicken houses and poultry range. Large implement shed 36x44 with 2 corn
cribs the full length. Frame barn 36x82 with two wings attached, one wing used as
grainery and poultry 20x20 ft. The other 26 x 29 feet. Water bowls & boar! barnyard
fence. Frame slaughter house 18x43. 2 large poultry houses 1 a 2-story 20'..,0 i-ct. One

single story 44 ft. x 60 feet. Also a 10x18, 2 brooder houses 12x14, 2 tur..ey shelters 12
X72. — 2 turkey houses with shelters 12x54. Buildings are all in Al repair and paint.
7 Room Frame House & Garage
This property is located on the north side of the hard surface road leading from
Frystown to the Spannuths mill adjoining the above mentioned farm. House is in ex-
cellent condition, 7 rooms and modern bath also summer house attached. Never (~iling
well with new Meyers automatic electric water pressure system. Hot Point 82 gailon
electric hot water heater. This property is located on a plot of ground fronting 200 ft.
along hard surface road 150 feet in depth. Will be sold individually at the same time
and place.
12 Acre Tract of Mountain Woodland
Located just cast of the Geary Wolfe Hotel, north east of Fredericksburg on the
southern slope of the Blue Mountains fronting 125 feet along both sides of the road a-
bout 8 acres north and about 4 acres south of the road. Also selling is full line of mod
ern farm equipment.
1952 Farmall H — 1951 Farmall C Tractor
Farmall H is just like new, fully equipped starter lights, hydraulic system, pul-
ly and power take off. New McCormick late style manure loader and scoop for H trac-
tor. Farmall C is high wheel conventional type, fully equipped with No. 254 cultivator,
No. C 221 mounted cornplanter, 7 ft. McCor mick tractor mower, New Idea side rake, 2
bottom McCormick Deering plow, spring harrow, McCormick Deering Disc harrow.
No. 200 Tractor Spreader
Papec Hammer Mill & Feed Mixer
Spreader is like new. Feed mixer is 2 ton capacity with mounted electric motor
New Idea baie elevator, hay loader, 2 hole corn sheller, soil pulverizer, Fairbanks
platform scale. 12 brooder houses 10x12 and 12x14, 15 range shelters, small incubator,
1--500 capacity electric brooder stove 6—500 capacity oil brooder stoves, metal nest,
lot of metal feeders, water fountains, eggomatic candler and grader, etc.
1-—Neumatic Poultry Scalder, 1 Neumatic Poultry Picker, Several tong of corn
on the ear.
This is a complete closing out sale as we are discontinuing our farm operations.
Come early, plenty of hot lunch will be served by the Ladies Mite Society of St. Paul's
Union Church of Hamlin. Sale will start at 12:30 sharp. Managed by the
SANGER SALES SERVIC
1020 Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Penna. Phone
Paul E. Sanger, Sales Mgr. and Auctioneer.
Doris Grabe and Clarence Sanger, Sale Clerks.
Ray Light, Attorney, Farmers Trust Building, Lebanon.
Lee Peiffer, Eulan H. Peiffer and Mary E. Peiffer, Owners

, | stove, rain shelter, fork & shov- known as the
13 STEERS around 1000 lbs. ea. One PONY. safe | alg 4 pr. tobacco shears, grass farm, entire lot of farming im-
el-|
chicker .
high; iron posts and|by Paul
space-saver,/Sale at 12:30 p.m.
Kelvinator Hess, Aucts.
n : . | refrigerator, meat bench, 3 lin-
“ Farm Master Milker, with 2 units & pipes, 8-can cooler, 10- | 51oum rugs and many other ar-
‘gal. water heater, can rack, tub, buckets & strainer, Chore-Master | ¢jc]es too numerous to mention. |
and —— —
Duo-therm heatrolas, one heats 6 rooms; Kingston player piano, | conditions will be made known | |
Ki drawers,’ jy {
»high-top sink; bedroom furniture, tables, rugs, dishes, some an- PAUL PECK |
Refreshments will be sold by
Ladies Aid of Florin E. U,
10-1¢
TN motor and two single units with pipes and stall cocks, McCormick
a8 Deering milk cooler - four can size, electric hot water heater, can

fd
iB tooth spring harrows, Swab wagon with rubber tires, 3 low wheel
gE Swab wagons, 2 Columbia wagons, 4 sets of tobacco ladders, two
A MeCormick Deering potato planter, Keer potato cutter, two poul-
| tres, forks, shovels, chains and harness.
® made known by
pl Landis & Coble, Clerks
© SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1953
Bl 30 Registered and Grade Holstein Cows

SPORTSMEN MEETING The new jungle file nesting box ALUMNI BANQUET JUNEGth| gy . farm, 1 Mi. egst of Mountville, lat 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk, | The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.,
MONDAY, NIGHT {will be on exhibition. A film of At 5 meeting of the Alumni qa eC egister on the Hershey road at Hershey Auet. rete reset ete SE
RA Sportsmen meeting will be the 1952 World Series will be , _ wey al = Mill, Farming implements 'Db; es ee
: Association officers, it was de os
I held Monday evening at 8 p.m. {shown Roy W. Gibble. Sale at 12:80 Tj March 19-—In the arm roups
4 tomer SRE RAR EE —————— | cided to set the date for the Al p. m. Elgar F. Funk, Auct. A of Sal mea lon the
— —_— ~ m— | ani Banquet Saturday even-| Thursday, March 5 — On the Wy as ro Ra 8, ng ne
| (Ri » 6 in the M t Joy H./State highway leading from E. | ’ ad a al Pike (ht. com A ainst 0 S$ -
| ||| ing, June 6 in the Mount Joy Ee nat Ne a.| Wednesday, March 11—Loca- plete line of Garage Tools and
It is suggested that 10 8214.4 3 mi. east of Elizabethtown oq by Cooper's Garage
RR ir, 1 mi. northeast of the lat : quipment by per’s Be. |e
| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |} | members make plans to attend owt : oe ga . along Manheim Road, 28 head gale starts 9:30 a. m. Edgar F. in ontro S
: : I the aftair: Where will be Mout x Valuable real cattle, farming implements and punk Auct
> WwW d aining 2 acres 1 a 8 i ’
2% story frame and brick dwelling TE ons ur miniog © Sees, With 2a S1O1Y household goods by Jacob Bix- het
| ] i i 4 Oy y rich dwelling, a ler. Walter D Auct i ‘ ich The Pennsylvania Association
Rooms. Hal rth : : er. Walter Dupes, Auct. Mz —At public
ro | i wy oh 's Re | OR Sn sang. Sheds Sarge by Raigh a ay Mare am Ba Ave | of Farmers Cooperatives today
{ 4 Rooms, Hall and Bath--Secor oor PUB LI C SALE L. Greenly, Wednesday, March 11th — the village of Florin, large) had thrown its weight against
2-Zone Oil Hot Water Plant — summer Of Complete Farming 1mple- Sale at 7p. m. EV. Spat, Twp, one mile south of lot of antiques and household | any move to abolish or change
and winter hook-up—Thermostat on lst and 2nd ments and Household 904s. Auct. a5 Columbia, on the Frank Herr by Katie B. Gingrich. C. the status of the State Milk
bl i } SATURDAY, MARCH 7, fe ile th of Wash- Control Commission.
floors. Is suitable for single residence or can be . in BE. Done : L __, farm, one mile nor 8. Frank, auct. lon.
On the premis | was _ . B . OC
used as two apartmanls just as is. val Twp, 115 miles southwest of Saturday, March 7— In West Boro, Farming imple-| George Myers, 2912 Duke St.,
ei IMMEI IATE POSSESSION Mt. doy, oft the Mt. Joy-Mari- Hempfield Twp, on the road ents by Herbert P. Henry. Friday, March 20—On the | Paxtang, secretary of the state-
| hi cop 4 % etta Pike, gn Be Rm known as!/from Chestnut Hill Mennonite Sale at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk, road leading from Maytown 10 wide organization, said today
7 7 the Amos F, by arm, |Church to Ironville, a farm con- A et. igi : Nei of he has notified the governor
| NEW HOME FARMALL H. TRACTOR, with taining 13' acres, 134 perches. 4 Bainbridge in Ihe Villag and every of the Penne
nan Reel rst Floor cultivator and manure loader. 1 Personal Br wv by Aim 'Chickentown, live stock, imple- an rn divi ofl vid
: 3 ne 18 and = tth,—First oor FARMALL A. TRACTOR with ant personal proper y v ne Saurday, March 14 — In the ments. and some household sylvania Gene ral ssembly «
BRACE ior. 1Wo Large Rooms on—Second Floor cultivators, tobacco hoers, mow Fstate of : Henry K. Bollock. borough of Mount Joy on Mari-¢oods by Elmer Walters. Sale the stand. He said he acted on
Hot Water Heat, Eleciric, Ready to occupy in er, plow; 3-bottom McCormick Sale at 2:30 p. m. Edgar Funk; "y Ning 10. instructions from the co-op
4 Deering Disc, 14 in. Little 0 etta Street, a 2, story dwelling 12:30 p. m. Dupes, Auct. : te
few weeks. ius plow bob-sled. 2-horse wag- Auct. and household goods by the, groups executive Sowumst or
i ) on with ‘bed, New Idea side de-| Emma B. Heistand Estate. C. S| Saturday, March 21 — In| we group expresse specif
A H A R T S livery rake, 10-hoe Srl . Saturday, March 7th—On Rt. prank, Auctioneer. Manor Twp., on south side of opposition to. House AL uo
51 Phone 5-2163 — 151 N. Charlotte St. john Dore Som Panter. i Pub 1241 between Maytown and Lincoln highway, 4 mi. west of House By ; Fis le ov
il MANHEIM 9.9 ¥| rubber tired wagon with oun. at CN ae | Satords), March 14 = in Kreadyville, op- rh HY hE advocate
i {}]1e tobacco ladders, single tobac- heg. Holstein cows, = Farming Manor: Twp. '2 mi. south of pogite Martin's Hatchery, real TE HEL Ap vos
_!}] co ladders, disc, New Idea to-|{Implements and Dairy Equip‘ Highville on road leading from estate and personal property by abolition or change in present
- | DCCO Planter, TRANKNS Shecader ment by W. C. Ricedorf. Dupes Chestnut Grove School to High- Samuel Schmuck. Edgar Funk, Status’ of the) copanission.
TURE lt gg seller, 50 and Hess, Aucts. ville School, farm implements, Auctioneer The Chesterman Committee
2 1 e 3, 3 { : 3 : oy > i
PUBLIC SALE erg ER PLEMENT + FORMI ( ft. rubber belt, tractor plow, 12 S———————— "and household goods by Jennie| Te Soli
> : lin. bottom Genius; land roller,| Saturday, March 7-——In East May Frey. Edgar F. Funk, Auet. ; oy. tion of the Mi ontro “om-
y y Saturday, March 21—-On N. mission, despite findings of its
{Market street, in the Village of task force that the body should
half miles southwest of Mount Tuesday, March 17—In ir household .
J's ' S goods by Ber- rat rn hr AN
tobacco|Joy-Marietta Pike, on the farm Hempfield Twp., onc mile east yu. BB Martin. Sale at 1 p.m. be strengthened. The
Amos F. Eby of Marietta, on the Lancaster &~ gq prank. Auct aroused strong op-
Marietta Pike on Rt. 340, near! : | position from farm groups
| throughout the state.
a -
Kinderhook, livestock and im-| Saturday, March 21 —Along
and household goods
plements of two farms, also i,q south side of Lincoln Hwy.,
Peck. C. 'S. Frank,

“Tractor with quick mounted cultivator; Huber Tractor, David | other articles. / “te Auctioneer. “household goods by Anna K.iz miles west of Lancaster, in Village of Florin, at the Post
- Bradley tractor manure spreader, like new: David Bradley fra HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 3 bed- ect ct co Houseal, Adm. of Frank lg readyville, opposite Martin’: Office Building, sale of Restau-
“tor mower, used 2 seasons; Black Hawk corn planter, like new; | room suites, 3 mattresses, two Tuesday. March 10 — 1 mile eal Estate. Sale at 11:30 a. m. D1 . Yess
David Bradley side rake, like new, on rubber; two-14 ‘plow; |gx12 rugs, living room suite, 1g.] al sen i Hatchery, 2); Story Frame pant equipment and household
double cultipacker, 28 disc 3-section harrow; grain binder, grain | radio. studio couch, dining room East of Maytown on the premis- C. S. Frank and F. B. Aldinger, 3-car garage, chicken goods by James B. Eschbach.
“drill; 2 rubber tire wagons, with flats; 2 tobacco ladders, low | breakfast suite, 2 kitchen |es known as the Christ Kaufl- Aucts. house & shop, & household goods Sale at 6 p. m. Walter Dupes,
[fon ahaa] Wa) hor, iohaces Bier, np Yoke, joan TS ee: man farm close to the Rifle 4 or 1 by Samuel Schmuck, Sale 12M. | Auctioneer.
“shovel harrow, Blizzard ensilage cutter, ground scoop, potato ao washer, 15 it. Internation. ange, live stock and inple- We nesday, March 19 oh, [Edgar F. Funk, Auct. ee
platform scale, scrap iron, tobacco press, stove, sizing | al home freczer, 2 square tables ments by Daniel 8. Kauffman. Manor Twp., two mi es South- capone April. 3—Good Friday—At
east of Mountville, 1% Saturday, March 21 — at 108
: miles the Boro Limits, Mount Joy, on
| south of the Lincoln Highway Poplar Sirect, in the Borough the road to the Mt. Joy ceme-
at Donerville turn South, Farm-|o¢ 115unt Joy, household goods tery, annual community sale of
Dupes and

Tuesday, March 10,—In Man- ing Implements and Household ,y panjel M. Musser. Sale at: 200 head live stock, farm im-
12:00 or Township, on the Pickel Goods by . Herbert Fisher. Sale c'clock noon. Walter Dupes, plements, household goods,
i |Auct. merchandise, ete. by C. 8S.
Tuesday, March 24—In Man-
or Twp., one and one-half miles Saturday, April 4—Wood St.
‘South of Lincoln Highway, turn | Florin, entire carpentering tools
at Stump’s Gag Station, one|and contractors equipment by
LIVESTOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
‘mile north of Millersville Men-| Mrs. Paul Koser. Sale at 1 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11th, 1953 . nonite Church on the Charles-|C. Frank, Auct.
To be held on the premises located three miles East of Eliza- town Road, Live stock and farm
bethtown along Manheim road. implements by C. Stanley Hess.
28 Head of Cattle Ii" "="
Auct.
consisting of 17 MILK COWS, Holsteins and Guernseys, is
11 HEAD OF HEIFERS, some fresh and close springers, Friday,
3 BROOD SOWS
IMPLEMENTS: B. GUERNSEY SALE
FARMALL 20 TRACTOR, FARMALL F12 TRACTOR 16]
inch bottom mould board plow, 77 New Holland pick-up aler,
McCormick Deering Combine, New Idea manure spreader, Her- Thursday, March 12 w— 12:30 Noon
make double r tobacco. ter »Cormi eering corn . .
shey male double row tobacco.planter, McCormick D g At the Ass'n Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of Lancaster on
planter, double row tractor cultivator, 7 ft. McCormick Deering
cultipacker - good as new, 32 disc harrow, 25 Route 30.
I'WO BULLS ~ 40 COWS ~ 12 BRED AND
16 OPEN HEIFERS (35 VACC.)
Two popularly bred bulls of breeding age, high records on)
the dams. : : . x
Our usual fine selection of profitable Guernsey cows all of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Two bedroom suites, kitchen chairs, them personally selected and culled before accepted for this sale.

| Frank and Leo Frank.

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We PrintEverything

March

27—In the

g tractor mower,
§ bottom 14 inch tractor plow, smoker bale elevator with motor
try range houses, poultry feeders, Minnich tobacco press, sizing
boxes, platform scales, McCormick Deering milker with pump,

six milk cans, 100 White Leghorn LAYING HENS, double
} rack,
fi dinctte set and piano and a lot of articles too numerous to men- They will fit your pocketbook and enrich your herd.
tion.
"R R& R= (Certifies
Sale ta commence at when conditions will be Catalogs at sale. T.B. & Bangs Certified.
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
Dupes & Hess, Auctioneers JACOB BIXLER P.O. BOX 491, HARRISBURG, Pa.
10-1¢
No Hucksters allowed. Refreshments will be served by the i | E
Friendship Sunday School Class of the Church of God, Elizabeth-
win we
IMPLEMENTS
town, Pa. 8-3¢
LIVESTOCK and FARMING
Tuesday, March 10, 1953
One mile East of Maytown on the premises known as the
Christ Kauffman Farm, close to the Rifle range. |
YM 19 Head of Cattle
12 HEAD OF COWS, some fresh by day of sale,
THREE OPEN HEIFERS,
FOUR STOCK BULLS
IMPLEMENTS: Allis Chalmers “WC” tractor
12:30 P. M.

Wh . rd |
Complete Dispersal Sale
Of 60 Head of Registered and Grade Holstein Cattle and |
Complete Line of Farm Machinery

T 10:30 O'CLOCK
LOCATION—On Route 241 between Maytown and
Bainbridge, at Chickentown.,
|
many are fresh or close, duc throughout the year.
hi 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 25 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
i used 2 years, Ford plow, cultivator, and tobacco hoers, used 2 seasons;
Ailis Chalmers Combine, Wood Bros. corn picker, used 2 years; Mc-
Deering pick-up baler, McDeering 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, carpentéf 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
with power
lift, cultivator, tobacco hoers, 7 fl. grass mower and mounted two
bottom disc plow. Allis Chalmers BY tractor with lights, starter,
|pulley, power take off and power lift, cultivator, single mould
poard plow, tobacco hoers, lobacco planter and fertisizer attach-
ment and circular saw. John Deere tractor with cultivator,
Wiard 14 inch two bottom mould board plow on rubber, 1939
DODGE TRUCK with 1948 Chrysler engine - U license, New Hol-
‘land pick-up baler in good condition, 15 bales of baler twine, AC
{Harvester power take off 5 ft. cut, Stauffer tobacco and tomato
planter on rubber, used 1 season, 1000 gal. water tank, Case 3-sec.
spring harrow, AC 28 disc harrow, 9 ft. cultipacker, 3 rubber tire
wagons, 1 with 18 ft. float, 1 with 14 ft. float, McCormick Deering
‘horse mower, McCormick Deering Hay Rake, Black Hawk corn
planter with fertilizer attachment, ITamilton lime drill on rubber,
{Ohio manure spreader on rubber, Hoosier 9 disc grain drill, two
roller harrow, two sets of tobacco ladders, one 20 ft. and
lone 18 ft., Blizzard silo filler, Smoker bale elevator with corn
chute and electric motor. two hole corn sheller with ': HP mot-
or, Easy-Way hammermill, two tobacco presses, tobacco boxes &
sizing boxes, tobacco cellar stove, two platform scales, electric
cement mixer, air compressor and spray gun, Emery stone and
motor, Right-Way milking machine - two units, Esco milk cooler
with G-E unit, 12 milk cans, Firestone hot water heater, cans,
rakes, buckets and strainers, Hawkins four decker chick battery
- 500 capacity, two Quaker make electric brooders - 300 capacity
leach, chicken feeders and fountains, dehorners, cast iron water
chain, grease gun, shovels, picks, rakes, forks, garden hose, window { .
frame and sash, six sizing boxes, tobacco shears, tobacco muslin, trough; hog trough, rubber garden hose, shovels, forks, and chains.
on A Ra IR gal. oil drum, 5 gal. oil buckets, 4.hole hog CORN, HAY & STRAW by the ton. Also a lot of other articles too
numerous to mention. |
No |
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—2.unit Surge Milker, complete with pump
|
| and motor; McDeering 3.can electric milk cooler, Surge wash tubs. Refreshments will be served by Sunday class.
I hucksters allowed. Watch for sale signs.
| Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M. when conditions will be
|made known by
Landis & DANIELS. KAUFFMAN
9-2¢ 4
School
Sale includes any and everything used on a farm. 3
SALE to start at 10:30 o'clock A. M. Plenty of eats will be
served.

For folder write Harvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa. Manager of cattle
sale. Cattle to be sold at 1:30 o'clock.
W. C. Ricedorf, owner
MARIETTA, PA, R. D. 1

Auctioneers—Dupec and Hess
Clerks—Landis an’ Grayhill
| tension agricultural
of the Pennsylvania
Christmas tree, with both
But Dollar Bills |
Thursday, March 5, 1958-7
Farm Calendar
SAVE FARM LABOR -- Ex-
engineers
State Col-
lege suggest using electrical
equipment to do some of the
farm chores. It can save labor
and time, and many times it al-
80 reduces costs. They point out
that farm labor is becoming
scarcer and wages are at a new
high.
TAKE CARE OF LAMBS —
The size of the lamb crop rais-
ed can make the difference be-
tween profit and loss in the
sheep flock. Thomas King, Penn
State extension livestock spec-
alist, says the good shepherd
is prepared for the new-born
Jambs when they arrive. He
has warm, dry quarters ready
for winter lambing.
PLANT CHRISTMAS TREES
—It will soon be tree planting
time. Walter Simonds, Penn
State extension forester, re-
ports that the most popular
the
grower and the buyer, is Scotch
pine. He suggests planting half
of the plantation to this variety
It shears into a well-shaped
tree.
TEST FOR LIME NEED-—Soil
acidity tests made by the Penn-
sylvania State College and
county agents indicate that
farming acid soils leads to much
unnecessary waste on the farm.
It requires only a few minutes
to take a soil sample for mak-
ing a test for lime.
CONTROL CATTLE GRUBS
—Rotenone is the only material
recommended for cattle grub
control, says Stanley Gesell, of
Penn State extension “entomo-
logist. Your county agricultur-
al agent has directions for use
of rotenone as a
dust.
ORDER FERTILIZER EARLY
—Farmers are urged to order
fertilizer and accept delivery
carly, says James Eakin, Penn
State extension
They will then be sure of get-
ting what they want.
spray, wash, or

py a TD
For Farm and Home
Safe Rat Bait Holder
HE farmer can make a rat bait
holder that is inexpensive and also
afe for cats and dogs around the
place. As illustrated, the poisoned bait
is accessible ondy to the rodents, who
enter and leave the self-feeder through
2-inch holes at floor level.
Used in the construction are ends
and bottom of 1-inch by 6-inch lumber.
The front, back and slanting partition
Masonite 5” Tempered Presd-

arc
SZ Masonite

wood. The hinged top is a framec-
work of lanch by 2-inch lumber
covered with Presdwood.
Dimensions of the rat bait holder
arc 18 inches wide, 16 inches high and
6 inches deep.
To keep.out rats from buildings hav-
ing breaks in walls or floors, Joseph
De Fiore, Chicago exterminator who is
president of the illinois Pest Control
Association, uses pieces of Masonite 1"
He simply at.
taches a panel an inch or two larger
than the hole to be covered, using
screws applied through drilled holes.
He claims the material apparently isn’t
palatable to rodents, for he has had no
complaints of its being gnawed
through since he began using 1t several
ycars ago.
Tempered Presdwood
BRICK & BLOCK
Cellar Partitions
Built

Chimney Repair
General Mason Repair Work
— No job too small —
John E. Matoney
9 E. Main St., MT. JOY
PHONE 3-4621