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FARMER’S MARKET

Benj. F. Garber
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Phone 702-J
FARM BUREAU
Astomedile Insersnce Co.
Fire Inswrency Co.
Life Insurance Co.
Home Office COLUMBUS

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Coal - Feed - Grain
MT. JOY REPRESENTATIVE | - FILL - GRADING
MOUNT JOY R. D. 2
PHONE 3-6091
| TOPSOIL - EXCAVATING
M. L. GAINOR LUMBER - KITCHEN CABINETS
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~~ BARGAIN
HEIFER SALE
AT THE SALES PAVILION, 6 MILES EAST OF LAN-
CASTER, PA.
Wed., April 28—11:00 a. m.
40 Bred & 50 Open Heifers - Majority vacc.
Over half have records on the dams, many from 400 to 500
Ibs. A wonderful opportunity to buy heifers fer 4-H Club or
F. F.-A. Projects.
Everything Bangs & T. B. Certified.
SALE MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSN.
P. 0. BOX 491 HARRISBURG, PA.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
. PERSONAL PROPERTY
Saturday, May 1st, 1954
AT NO. 314 SOUTH SPRUCE STREET, ELIZABETHTOWN,
FENNA.
Antiques and Household Goods
Two electric refrigerators, one apartment size; two gas stoves, one
a quality table top: round extension table; side board; china clos-
et; buffet; 3-pc. living room suite; 9x12 ft. rug; carpets; two sew-
ing machines; wash stand; bureau; two bed springs and mattress-
es, one innerspring; boudoir chair; couch; kitchen stool; bath
tub and wash bowl; feather tick; feather pillows; electric upholst-
ary sweeper; No. 3 Revere airtight upright wood stove on legs
dated 1851; chest of drawers; top of cherry cupboard; five plank
bottom chairs; six cane seated chairs; three cane seated rockers;
highchair; flax spinner; flax; John Baer’s son Almanac from 1866
ot 1926: German Testament: readers; spellers; bread basket;
mirrors; buttons, Dulciphone music box; chocolate set; goblets of
different prints and designs; pitchers; bowls; pewter plates; cake
stand; vinegar cruet; salts; candle snuffer; coal oil lamps; tin
waiters; molasses jugs; pie board; wash stand set; coffee grinder;
butchering ladles and fork; iron kettle, flat iron griddle; comforts;
quilts; linens; eight day clock; 24 hour clock; wall clock; English
china: Johnson ironstone china, wheathead design: electric waffle
iron; electric broiler; cooking utensils; dishes, canned fruit; emp
ty jars; crocks; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M. when conditions will be
made known by
Charles M. Eshleman
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
16-2¢
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate and Personal Property
Saturday, April 24, 1954
On the premises located in the Borough of Elizabethtown,
at No. 213-2132 North Market Street.
LOT OF GROUND 60x200 ft. thereon ereacted a
2% STORY FRAME DWELLING gz
and
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covered with asbestos shingles, containing six rooms bath,
lavatory on first floor, fireplace in living room and also in cellar, |
hot water heat, new oil furnace. Also
2-STORY BLOCK & FRAME 3-CAR GARAGE
WITH SHOP AND OFFICE ON FIRST FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR
APARTMENT containing four rooms and bath, hot water heat, |
oil furnace.
Between the two buildings is a 1000 gal. oil tank buried in
vard which furnishes oil to both properties. Also at garage 285
gal. gas tank to go with property.
Both these properties are in good condition.
Properties can be viewed any evening after 6:00 P. M. dur-
ing week beginning April 19th.
Also at the same time and place a lot of
couple seasons will be offered for sale: 1
Two-piece living room suite; living room table; RCA television
set with 21 in. screen; breakfast set; Gibson 8 cu. ft. refrigerator
with freezing unit; Kelvinator Automatic Electric Range; Kitchen
cupboard; metal cabinet; sofa hide-a-bed; blonde cedar chest;
12x12 rug and rug mat; throw rugs; desk; electric floor and table
lamps; mirrors; curtains; drapes; electric iron; ironing board; El-
ectrolux Cleaner; G. E. Cleaner; single metal bed with coil
spring and mattress; double Hollywood bed with spring and mat-
tress; chest of drawers; electric American Floor Sander, 8” drum;
5” electric disc edger; Remington Typewriter; filing cabinet; 5
newlife-preserver cushions; dishes; cooking utensils; porch glid-
er; 2 metal porch chairs; baby scale; nursery rocker and swing;
ladders; Maytag Washer; and a lot of articles too numerous to
mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M,, real estate at 2:00 P. M,,
when conditions will be made by
HAROLD KLING and
DALE L. PEIFFER
14-3¢
furniture used a
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Landis & Garman, Clerks
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SINCE 1909 A
TOTAL OF 4,335
PERFECT GAMES
( 300 SCORES )
HAVE BEEN
RECORDED BY
THE AMERICAN BOWLING
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| EXTENSION DIRECTOR
T.B. Control
[C IMENDS HOMEMAKERS
Located | COV
| Homemakers of Penna.

real-
Additional evidence that calf- |
hood vaccination is playing a|

bis art i trol ad olin in extension home economics
vig part in control and elimina- | be .
oy = gh ost © Baas i | activities, according to Dr. H.|
ion ef brucellosis or Bang’s di- : p |
S ang Albrecht, director of the Agri-
sease of cattle in Pennsylvania eulupal and Home
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was given today by Dr. H. A.| Extension Service. “The
Milo, director, Bureau of Ani- svlvania State University
sylvania c sity.
al State Departm od Aimed at improving home and
C 2 Pe, .
gricuure leti | family living the
> ed C
He announced completion of... economics program, Dr.
area brucellosis blood testing | Albrecht points out, is a recog-
rele ral a | i , ih x 5
of 93 herds comprising 1.438 ition that “Today's Home
cattle in Paradise Township, Builds Tomorrow's World.”
Lancaste ) 7 irs m- oe af . :
A gas County, first orn | This theme, he explains, is ap-
[SAD at oun where 90 plied appropriately to National
> op | :
Der gent or more 0 | Home Demonstration
the herd
owners signed up for testing of | The Week will be observed. by
their cattle on the area basis. |... than three million home-
About two and a half Years | throughout the United
ago, before the Department's | States, Hawaii, Alaska, and
program of intensive vaccina- | Puerto Rico, May 2 to 8.
tion of calves was started, Dr. | “Stronger homes mean more
|Milo said herds in the county | wholesome communities and
showed an incidence of 16 per
[cent brucellosis infection
initial tests under the
| more general appreciation of
m | .
ON | those factors which assure us of
individ- | better living. These have an in-
ual plan where OWNers pay | uence that affects every phase
veterinary costs. Additional| ;¢ 10) and urban life” Dr
tests on 98 individual herds,
Albrecht says.
Stronger homes may be re-
garded as worthwhile objectives
[in themselves. But Dr. Albrecht
: Sn |' reports, “In no other industry
Further proof of the effective | , in farming is the home so
ness of the wide-spread free! an integral part of the
calfhood vaccination program business that supports it. Thus,
provided by the Bureau of Ani-| the home is the foundation for
Sal lndusey in is oy he an agriculture that is economic-
> results o >
area test in’ Paradise a ay Sound.”
. { Extension
It showed only 8.8 per cent of
the cattle were found to have
the disease that causes abortion
and reduction in milk output.
In addition to intensive calf-
hood vaccinations, Dr. Milo at-
just completed, show infection
is down to 6.8 per cent. He des-!
cribes this as ‘a real accom-
plishment.”
home economics
work also includes young wo-
men and girls, many of whom
are actively enrolled in 4-H
‘club projects and Senior Exten-
sion programs. “This work also
contributes to family stability
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tributes advancement of bru and prepares a leadership for
cellosos control throughout the building tomorrow's world.”
State to the effective education- Dr Alivecht believes
of the agricultural
the Penn-
al program
extension service of

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sylvania State University, the
advice of local veterinarians,
isolation of infected animals, | HERE'S ANOTHER REMINDER.
rigid attention to matters of | FOR POST-KOREA VETERANS
selection | WHO WERE DISCHARGED BEFORE
the AUGUST 20,1952, ANP WHO PLAN
TO BEGIN KOREA GI BILL TRAINING,
THEY HAVE ONLY UNTIL |
AUGUST 20, 1954 10
START THEIR TRAINING, -
sanitation and in the
of animals to be added to
herd.
Area testing for brucellosis is |
now under way in at least
township in all but five Penn-|

one |

sylvania counties — Chester, |
Delaware, Fayette, Montgom-|
ery and Philadelphia. |
he
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but they get
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Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed

Field Drainage — Footings — Grading
Hauling — And Light Jobs
Top Soil and Fill

ELIZABETHTOWN
PHONE 345R5
| ize the importance of the home |
as shown by their participation |
Economics |
Penn- |
extension |
Week. |
Sale Register
|
| Saturday, April 24 —At 213.
[ 213% N. Market St., Elizabeth-
| town, Pa., real estate and furni-
ture used a few seasons by Har-
old Kling and Dale L. Peiffer. |
Sale at 12:30 p. m. Real estate |
[2 P. M. Walter Dupes, auction- |
| eer.
|
Saturday, April 24 Blood- |
tested Herd Dispersal at the for- |
mer Rowley Farm, now the |
Miller Farm, located just off of |
Rt. 49, ten mi. west of Westfield
Also implements. Sale at 1 p.m.
by Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Miller |
owners.
|
|

Friday, April 30, — The com- |
plete dispersal of the Walter S. |
Kreider Herd. Also a group of
local consignments and Cana-
dian cattle. Sale at 1:00 p. m. at
| the Keystone Holstein Sales,
Inc., Barn, just east of Mt. Joy.
Saturday, May 1, at 314 South
| Spruce St., Elizabethtown, pub-
{ lic sale of personal property.
| Sale at 12:30 p.m. by Charles
M. Eshleman. Walter Dupes is
the auctioneer.

| Saturday, May 8-—public sale
of personal property at Choco-
late Ave., Florin, by Joseph A.
Eshleman. Sale at 12:30 p. m
| Walter Dupes, Auct.

i Friday, Oay 14—at the Key-
stone Sales Barn, east of Mount
[ Joy, the Weyhill Farm Dispersal
| consisting of 62 head of Hol-
steins. Sale at 1:00 p. m.

Saturday, May 15,
sale of real estate in
consisting of a 2% brick |
dwelling on the Harrisburg
Pike. by Dorothy M. Hoflman,
executrix of Jacob G. Minnick
Sale at 2 p.m. Elmer V
public
Salunga, |
story

estate
Spahr, Auct.
Saturday, May 15 — on the|
premises at 176 Manheim St., |
Mount Joy, a 1% story brick |
house, with slate roof. Also one |
frame house by Lesta K. and |
Kathryn E. Fogie. C. S. Frank, |
auct, will start the sale at 2:00 |
|
p. m.
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New 3-Point Hitch |
ON
JOHN DEERE
50 . 60 - 70
TRACTORS |
matched working
ment.
Used FARMALL ‘A’ TRACTOR
with cultivator & fertilizer
attachment {
ALLIS CHALMERS W.C. |
with cultivator
2-BOTTOM MOUNTED
for MT. Tractor
2-BOTTOM DISK PLOW
SPRING HARROWS
H. S. Newcomer & Son
MT. JOY, PA. 3-3361
USED FARM
EQUIPMENT
1 -A. Farmall Tractor
- Super C. Farmall
AND CULTIVATOR
1
1-H. Farmall Tractor
1 - John Deere B.
AND CULTIVATOR
i - BN Farmall
WITH CULTIVATOR
1-200 H. Spreader
David Bradley Tractor
Spreader
Used Garden Tractor
J. B. Hostetter & Son

with equip-
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| mends drenching
{ will not take
| adequate diet in promoting the
growth of young poultry,
| feed efficiently.
PLOW | |

Farm Calendar
Diverted Acres — because of
acreage allotments, many Penn-
sylvania farmers are having to
figure what they will put in the
acres they will take out of corn
and wheat. Dr. H. R. Albrecht,
director of agricultural exten-
sion at the Pennsylvania State!
University, suggests that these
diverted acres be used for grass-
land farming.
Paint Buildings — The life of
a farm building can be increas- |
ed by 10 to 16 years simply by |
applying paint when needed.
says Charles Burress, Penn
State extension agricultural en-
gineer. Inspect all buildings and
the amount of paint
needed, but don’t wait too long.
Spring and fall are good seas-

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ons for outside painting.

Control Disease — Raspberry |
diseases are very destructive |
to planting and result in lower |
yields and quality of fruit, re-
minds Allen Bauer, Penn State
extension plant pathologist.
Use discase-free plants in new
plantings and locate them
where berries have not grown
for 4 or 5 years. |
Treat for Parasites — To con- |
trol internal parasites, Frank
Kreuzberger, Penn State exten-
sion livestock specialist, recom-
older sheep
with phenothiazine this spring.
\ Also keep a 1 part phenothiaz- |
ine 9 parts salt mixture acces- |
sible to the flock. |
Chicks Get Aid
the
—Antibiotics |
place of an |
|
says |
Robert Belcher, Penn State bio- |
logical chemist, but they will!
help the chicks to utilize their |
Nitrogen — Apply a ni |
ays |
trogen fertilizer, 1 pound to 100
Use

square feet, wherever mulches
arc used in flower beds, sug
gests A. O. Rasmussen, Penn
State extension ornamental
horticulturist.

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Air Compressor Work
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.
Rocks
and

Excavating
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
and Grading Vross
Removed

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