hy, FOR SALE 7-Reom House And Bath NEWLY REMODELED Hot Water Heat condition 1 mile west of Mount Joy | ADAM H. GREER, Realtor | $12,000 343 Walnut Street Columbia, Pa, PHONE 3-4225 FOR SALE | Residence of Lynn Milligan | FLORIN A beautiful 2'2 STORY | DWELLING 8 rooms, bath, hot water heat, { large porches surrounding. Also | a 2-car garage. All in the best of Phone 4-3927 19-tfc —— OLIVER SAGER & SON Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed 18-tfc Field Drainage — Footings — Grading Hauling — And Light Jobs Top Soil and Fill R.D. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE 345RS THE FIRST NIGHT SALE OF THE SEASON FRIDAY, MAY 21st, 1954 - 7:00 P. M. (DST) At the Ass'n. Sales Pavilion, Lancaster, Pa. THE 80TH SPECIAL GUERNSEY SALE Featuring the dispersal of the herd owned by Dr. E. S. Barr, West Chester, Pa., consisting of 26 head, over half by and all bred to CURTISS CANDY BULLS, with choice added con- signments bringing the total number of head to SIXTY, in- cluding 1 BULL — 34 COWS — 11 BRED & 14 OPEN HEIFERS 53 VACCINATED - 11 BRED & 14 OPEN HEIFERS SALE MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSN. P. O. BOX 491 HARRISBURG, PA. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE | ‘PERSONAL PROPERTY | ‘ | Saturday, May 22nd, 1954 In the Borough of Elizabethtown at 48 North Poplar Street. | RCA Victor combination console 17” television, F-M and A-M radio and two phonographs; Frigidaire 8 cu, ft. refrigerator with freezing unit; Frigidaire automatic washer; Singer electric | sewing machine; gas stove; breakfast sel; desk; 3 pc. living room | suite; sofa Hide-a-bed; Lounge chair, chairs; floor and table lamps; | 2 large tables; end tables; 3 old fashioned chests; Hollywood bed; | box spring and mattress; bedroom suite; child's wardrobe; Maple | bunk beds; double dresser; two chests of drawers; dresser; wash | stand; mirrors; cot; coffee table; throw rugs; two electric fans; | boy’s large size Pool table; bicycle; large size crib with spring | | | | and mattress; bassinet; bathinet; stroller; Kiddie Korner; electric mixer, dishes and cooking utensils, lawn mower, and a lot of ar- ticles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M. when conditions will be | made known by i Walter Dupes, Auctioneer Galen S Brandt & Garman, Clerks “Friday Eve's., May 28 PUBLIC SALE — OF | VALUABLE REAL ESTATE | Tue. Eve’g.,, May 25, 1954 In the Borough of Elizabethtown at No. 703 South Market Street. | Lot of ground 50 by 200 ft. thereon erected a ! 1, Story Brick & Frame Dwelling oil heat, This calling property is in consisting of six rooms and bath; Elizabethtown good condition, and can be viewed by phone 659-M. Sale to commence at 7:00 P. M. when made known by First National Bank & Trust Co., Adm. Adm. for the George W. Charleston Estate | Alfred Alspash, Attorney Walter Dupes, Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE : Real Estate and Personal Property Saturday, May 29th, 1954 In the Borough of Elizabethtown at No. 145-147 West High | Street. Lot of ground 48x200 ft. thercon erected a 21, Story DOUBLE Frame Dwelling -* PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting of conditions will be 19-2¢ oT Vth Te, two chests; drop-leaf table; old bureau; chest of drawers; Mason and Hamlin melodeon; small spinning wheel; Currier and Ives prints; organ; | top cupboard; fruit cupboard: 3 pec. living room suite; chairs and | rockers; desk; small tables; beds; springs; washstands; bureaus; | cherry | medicine cabinet; clothe trees; Heatrola; kitchen range; gas stove; pewter and silverware; caster set; 2 dozen coal oil lamps; 8 day clock; 24 hr. clock; other clocks; candle holder and snuffer; | oil heater; carpet sweeper; baskets; books; curtain stretcher; | dishes and cooking utensils;. tubs; wheelbarrow; step-ladder; gar- i den tools; wood saw; lawn mower; digging iron; and a lot of ar- ticles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M. when conditions will be made known by Walter Dupes, Auctioneer Katie S Singer + 19-3¢ Landis & Garman, Clerks | Brandt. Walter Dupes, Auct. | borough of public sale of houschold goods, i the Mount Joy | Joy cemetery, a lot of (at 7:30 pm. DST, by | Frank and Leo P. Frank, F. B. Aldinger, auctioneer. | household goods. Sale at 12:30 | Dupes, Auct. THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. ] Thursday, May 20 4 Sale Register May 22—a public | | Saturday, | sale of personal property at 48 | { N. Poplar Street, Elizabethtown | Sale at 12:30 p.m. by Galen S, Saturday, May 22 — public sale of real estate and persenal property on the premises at 30 S. Market St., Mount Joy. Sale at 1 p.m. by The Union Nation- al Mount Joy Bank, guardian, Amos R. Gish Estate, Chas. S. Frank, auct. - | Saturday, May 22—in the Elizabethtown, a Sale at 12:30 p.m. by Galen S. Brandt. Walter Dupes, Auct. Tuesday, May 25, in the Bor- ough of Elizabethtown, at 703 South Market St., a public sale of real estate. Property consists of a story brick and frame dwelling, Sale at 7:00 p. m. by First Nat'l Bank and Trust Co., Adm. for the George W. Charles ton Estate. Friday evening, May 28 — at Borough limits, on the road leading to the Mt. COWS, heifers, and shoats. Sale C. S, bulls, Saturday, May 29, — in the Borough of Elizabethtown at 145-147 West High St., a public sale of real estate and personal property. Sale at 12:30 p: m. by Katie S, Singer. Walter Dupes, Auct. Saturday, May 29-—at 145-147 W. High St., Elizabethtown, a public sale of personal property consisting of real estate and p.m. by Katie S. Singer. Walter ee RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED The W.S.C.S. of the Mountj Joy Methodist church will spon- sor a rummage sale at the church Friday, May 21, 12:00 noon to 9:00 p. m. orcs When in need of Printing. (any- thing) kindly remember the Bulletin PUBLIC SALE At the borough limits Mount Joy on the road leading to ithe Mount Joy Cemetery. A LOT OF Cows, Bulls, Heifers and Shoats A Lot of Tioga & Potter County Cows & Heifers, some register- ed and vaccinated. Wanted all kind of heifers, bulls, and shoats, Sale at 7 P.M. DS.T. Phone 3-5521 LEO P. FRANK C. S. FRANK F. B. Aldinger, Auct. Claude Zeller, Clerk | COWS, | | : : : | €§, ClviC organizations and | growing Group To Join Crop Improvement Asso. State College, Pa.—This year for the first time, local business-| Program Ends Aug. Summer school, starting with- |vide the last chance for thous- will join the Pennsylvania Crop| ands of post-Korea veterans to Improvement Association in en.|Start training under the Korean larging the scope of its state-| G1 Bill, Veterans Adminigstra- corn and small grain| ton said today. contests for junior farmers 21 years or under, ac-| a hurry, if they want GI school- cording to Bud Hartung, Execu-| ing, are those who were dis- tive Secretary of the Associa- charged or separated from ser- tion, vice before August 20, 1952, “One youngster who doubles 21d who have not yet taken ad- average neighborhood yields” of vantage of the GI training ben corn or small grain through fol. efit. lowing modern crop improve- must en ment recommendations, in, and actually begin, an ing the use of new crop training Agricultural Extension Service wide The veterans who must act in Under the law, they varie-| approved program of ties, can do more by way of get-| before this coming August in ting these better farming prac-| order to continue afterwards. tices into wide use than we For veterans who fail to act in could ever hope to accomplish|time, the chance to train will be in any other way in many| gone for good, years’, Oscar L. Hostetter, PC| The problem facing IA Education Committee chair-| going veterans is that few sum- [mer schools will be in session thelon the August 20 deadline, VA explained. For that reason, the operative Association had join-| veterans will find that summer ed the PCIA and Vocational|classes, gelling under way Agriculture teachers to encour-|shortly, will be the last classes age contestants and supplement in which they can start training PCIA trophy awards with Farm before the cut-off date. Bureau cash prizes. This year, For veterans planning GI on- according to Hartung, other al- the-job training, the need for lied agricultural businesses and action is just as important, if} civic organizations so immediate. Job training school- man said. Prior to this year, only Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Co- Korean Vets | | the In the next few weeks, will pro- enroll- programs also must are helping to encourage contestant be started ti by August 20, but arrangements for starting applies only to post- [Korea veterans who left the ser- | vice on or before August 20,/| 952, VA emphasized. All vet- | erans separated after that date | will have two years from the | time of their release to begin. To be eligible for training un- . _ |der the Korean GI Bill, a veter- Deadline for registration if ,, meet all three of these May 31. Information folders and registration cards are avail? He must have been separated able from County Agents and, active service under con- Vocational Agriculture teachers, gitjons other than dishonorable. who will do the officiating, or ya myst have been on active | | ment and will offer prizes o Us. e Bt their own to winners in their/for beginning training are not GET YOU DOWN immediate area. [tied down to the beginning of a | oH 2 CW es a Jfterm, .as in the case with Atv $3 AN TISIN ne to have al least ORC) hols. The August deadline | me BL ADVERTS) X 14-16 W. MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY | "17% WONDERFUL who will supplement PCIA tro- phy awards with their own priz- es in recognition of the great pioneering job these youngsters are doing for the betternment of the agriculture of their im- mediate area and of the state”. Hartung said. requirements: directly from the PClA Offee #1 duty in the armed forces any- | Box 536, State College, Pa. piace in the world—not neces- | ar fF al | Hartung said. after June 27, | in Korea sarily 1950, He must have had at least 90 | service in the | days of active Mount Joy 4-H Club Reorganizes imi oe Dereon of 20) An organizational meeting of actual service - connected disa- | the Mount Joy 4-H Home Eco-| bility. nomics Club was held recently Yr at the home of Mrs. John Mus ser, Mount Joy R1. sooner Stimulate your business by adver- tising in the Bulletin. The following officers re elected: President, Janice eman, Mount Joy R2; Vice Pres ident, Faye Stephens, Manheim R4; Secretary, Jeanelte Brene- man, Mount Joy R2; Treasurer,j Kay Zimmerman, Mount Joy: Song Leader, Marian Musser, Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. 3ren- Mount Joy R1; Game Leader, Dixie Bair, Mount Joy; News Reporter, Eileen Miller, Mount Joy. Refreshments were served to the girls by Mrs. Musser follow- ing the meeting, The second meeting will be held near the beginning of June All girls interested in joining the club may do so by calling Mrs. John Musser, Mount Joy Rl. Whe Newcas product . oo dm’ Your Flock Needs: Sh Una Cv Worried about your flock? as sinusitis, colds, cause of trouble! Instead, take positive action and use a medicated feed to in- crease feed intake, maintain natural body vigor, throw off infection. n respiratory disorders such bronchitis, or tle strike the flock, or when ion slumps and appetites lag waste valuable time looking for the and “First Aid Feed" Red Rose T C is a treatmen biotics combined witha ‘get-well” tration of vitamins, formulated in a palatable appetite-appealing mixture to whet animal appetites dulled by disease or disorder. t level of anti- concen- Remember, when trouble strik eating . . keep them eating. 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