Storage EICHERLYS Main St 76-78 E. Mount Joy Phone 3-4071 We Specialize In . . . AUTO PAINTING WRECKS REPAIRED WHEEL ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING. FREE ESTIMATES Carriger’'s Paint & Body Shop PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN RHEEMS, PA. 22-ttc 110J12 PUBLIC SALE wie ene REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY Saturday, July 17th, 1954 THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Fa. Thursday, July 8 & fond Ju For Farm and Home Under-the-Stairs Closet HE wise use of waste space is the n of an efficient home craft Whetl 1 2 | 1 it corn t in a room, or the space un fer a stairway, it's | to enclose {and make it dustproof and functional. Until the closet shown in the illus | ration was installed, the space under { the stairway was a catch-all that wa | | untidy and a probable fire hazard. Its neat appearance now invites order- liness. Creating such a closet is a rather simple operation with a modern build | ing material like Masonite Presdwood. Panels of this material, one-quarter inch thick and four feet wide, go into place rapidly. They are nailed to a framework of lumber. The panels, lumber, nails and other material needed are available at lumber yards. With the Presdwood, | appearing installation at : | | In the Borough of Elizabetfatown. at No. 448 South Market | Sireet. Lot 40x200 ft. thereon erected a 23 STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE 5: 3 rs 11 rooms and bath: oil burner, hot * heat. ONE & ONE-HALF STORY FRAME BARN. Immediate possession can be given. This is a very good loca- can be Oth, Premises July 8th, tion and can be made into three apartments viewed from 6:00 to 9:00 P. M. on the evenings of 12th and 13th. Also at the same time and place the erty will be offered for sale: Seven-piece breakfast set, Magic range, small egg stove, small cabinet, Chef Gas extension Stove, Kitchen table, library ta- following personal prop- | | ed during the ble, G E Radio, sideboard, 3-piece living room suite, rugs and | pads 9x12 and 9x9, throw rugs, rag carpet, White Sewing Machine, file with one drawer, wardrobe, bedroom suite, beds, cot, wash Governor Winthrop desk swivel desk chair, clothe trees, stands, bureaus, boudoir che chair, flat top desk and chair plank bottom chairs, sec tary and bookcase, pine chest, flour chest, small chest, highchair, two chests of drawers with glass | knobs, Jo hnston Bros: Iror China, coal oil lights, typewriter * table, car 1i thermos jugs, ice cream freezers mirrors pi re lec fa ‘tric floor, tabie, | and bridge lan 3 { ctr d ster, Sunbeam Mix Mz: D ¢ ui ella stand, set of lots at boo 1 Zine rad d ta- bles, book sta I 0 t ion ladder small ladders, porch glider & beach chair, wash machine & tubs, 2 large iron kettles, t« est, Carpenter Tool bushel crates. odds and ends of lumber, and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12:00 o'clock noon, real estate at 2:00 ¢ made kn ELMER § 5. . ESHE MAN |, shellman Estate P. M., when conditipns will b Execu attorney Auctioneer Clerks 27 2c Walter Dupe Landis & Garman, PUBLIC SALE OF VALUALI REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY | Saturday, July 10th, 1954 "°c 341, leoding from | cattle efficiency can be measur- | ed, reminds Thomas King, in the village of Upper Lawn along Route - Middletown to Lawn, Pa. THREE SEPARATE TRACTS OF LAND: more or less of meadow lanc | TRACT NO. 1—35 acres with a large waier pond and lot of shade trees located along road leading from Route No. 341 at Movyer's Church to Howard | Johnson's Restaurant at Lawn. TRACT NO. 2—On South side of Turnpike at Howard john- | son's Restaurant, tract of land consisting of four acres more or | less. TRACT NO. 3—Located West of Shenk’s Church along old | Route No. 340, Elizabethtown-Hershey road, 2 mile West of | Hein's property consisting of five acres more or less of wood-| land. Look for sale sign on tract. This real estate will all be surveyed and drafts submitted | at sale. Personal Property: upholstered chair, 3 pe, leather Kalamazoo kitchen range - kettle range, large Mohair couches, Perfection oil stove, upholstered | black and iron Roll top desk, living room suite, ivory, two burner kettle, flour chest, custom built walnut desk in three sections, marble top walnut dresser with mirror, marble top walnut side- board with clock shelf and mirror, spinning wheel, Lefever dou- ble barrel shotgun with two sets of barrels 28 in. and 30 in. also leather case, wash stand, three school desks, beds - rope and spring, cane seated chairs, plank bottoom chairs, small tables, 6 ft. wood box, old farmer's table with removable top, rocking chairs, ladder back chair, oval drop leaf table, double door ward- robe, clothes {ree, rugs, pedestals, porch chairs, swivel chair, | wood stove, tool chest, carpenter tools and other tools, large cop- per apple butter kettle, store counter, meat grinder and bench, sausage stuffer, side saddle, set of practically new driving har- ness, circle saw, other saws, fanning mill, .one horse plow, old tinware, dishes and glassware, bedding, Courier and Ives prints, 50 ft. windmill tower with 8 ft. wheel gears running in oil - and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., real estate at 2:30 P. M. on premises at Upper Lawn when conditions will be made Bown by MYRA K. RISSER, Executrix of Lizzie N. Risser Estate Wajter Dupes - Auctioneer Landis & Kraybill - Clerks A nk, an A Apt and | | July, | al development. sheared anytime af- | | | State | every | over the | Koop the | will also | of gain, | quality, | Be sure { haymaking | cent study rl A craftsman can make a perm of cost. Even the door ca | on the 1e, using lumber and Tempered Presdwood for a dur able wearing surface. Many leading manufacturers of flush panel doors are using these materials. When there's home remodeling and | part the wise craftsman today | co wer and Mas Presd wood for the best results and economy I'hese panels take a beautiful paint finish, which may be applied cither with a brush or roller. An undercoat and two finish coats are recommended. Ae nme Farm Calendar Shear compactness Christmas trees must be shear- growing reminds Edward Farrand, extension forester. usually are sheared in June or depending on the Spruces and Christmas Trees— For and symmetry, season, Penn Pines Seasoll- firs can be er July 1. Transplant Bulbs - flowering bulbs, such as in daffodils, hyacinths, crocus and scillias, need not be dug every year but it is a good prac tice to lift and transplant them three years Meszor State extension flori culturist, suggests digging after the foliage of the plants turned vellow or brown. Keep Egg Room Cool- windows will heat of the room, says F. H. Penn State specialist. outside the provide and if planted along the wall | the shrubbery will help to keep wall cooler. Efficiency — John os, Penn has become Shade help to sun oul of the egg Leus- chner, poultry | planted extension Shrubbery windows shade, entire Beef Penn | State extension livestock spec- ialist. Most factors having eco- nomic value are These include rate and economy regular fleshing milking ability, breeding, length of life, and temperament Cutting Asparagus — to stop cutting Stop aspara gus this week, warns Robert Fletcher, Penn State extension | garden specialist. The plants must store food for growth next | | Modern | pheasant | Wingard, | wildlife | spring. Pheasants Suffer is hard on Robert extension nests, reports Penn State management showed 61 of nests broken up. You Can't Tell "Em Like This 2: Use A Want Ad Q specialist. A re- | per cent | SWAMPLAND Louisiana has 7,409 square feet under water. The state's] marshes supply country’s muskrat furs. most of the ER “Sale Register! Saturday, July 17—a public sale of real estate property on the premises at 448 South Market Street, Elizabeth- town: Sale at 12 noon, real es- tate at 2 p.m. by Elmer S. Esh elman, Executor of Isaac W. Eshleman, Walter Dupes, Auct. Saturday, July 17 on the Fast Main Street house- 30 p.m. C. S. premises at 81 Mt. Joy, public sale of hold goods. Sale at 12: by Harriet D. Bernhart. Frank, Auct Monday, July 19, P 121 West Main jdoy, a 2u remises of Street, Mount story brick house electric. Sale — 7 p. m. Lizzie Wintermyer Es- tate. C. SM uct —— | Hoe Colander { Check | to can, | with bath and rank, Jars Before starting check jars for cracks and nicks to be will seal. Have ready for the scason. Hamilton, Penn State nutritionist, sure each jar jars clean and Louise extension suggests that jar covers and sclf-sealing lids be | A Fashion Show of handwov-| checked. too. | en fabrics which have been lo-| Advises If you|omed by members and cut and H. S Newcomer & Son have not incredsed the amount | sewn into handsome items of| Incorporated of fire and other hazard | apparel will be held Saturday|MT. JOY, PA. 3-3361 ance on your home within the | afternoon, July 31. a —- gsi [ last three years, may not be adequately protected at pres- Sanna Black, Penn extension manage- you ent prices, State ment home specialist, reports Feels Independent Help the pre-schooler feel more inde- pendent at mealtime. Give him a straight-handed wide bowl and fork that's him to manage. A spoon with « a short-handled enough for small table smail and chair for eating, drawing, or painting is a good invest- ment, Marguerite L. Duvall, Penn State extension family life specialist, believes. Chicken is chicken Barbecues—Summer time Keep the chicken cook too quick barbecue are a few fire very pointers. low so the | won't scorch or ly. Constant att { while the birds are Marjorie J. Wormeck, State extension states. Penn nutritionist SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. FUNERAL "DIRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. NISSLEY TREE SE RVICE SAWING, PR ING and SP RA B. B. IBACH 139 S. Main St Manheim, Pa. Phone 5-4616 Aaron G. Longenecker BUILDING CONTRACTOR | | Poultry | other | notify the MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 PHONE 3-6091 This same authority will then| check the immediate neighborhood | for stray dogs and other dogs with | which they come in contact. MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING TOPSOIL. - EXCAVATING LUMBER - KITCHEN CABINETS | | Give your Farm Hired Man? @® No, but a jury might. If you were judged legally responsible for an accident involving an em- | ployee it might cost you your farm... plus! Thousands of farm- | ers protect themselves against such risks with Farm Bureau Insurance. It’s low in cost, but could save you thousands of dollars. Call for in- formation. Warren H. Stehman | SQUARE ST., FLORIN PHONE MT. J0% 3-5547 Ed : PRT Far oT : ~AUTOMOBILE LEYTE co. Ro LE COLUMBUS, Lo] Te BCH and personal Shown To 4-H'ers | of the club | The group met at the home of Eileen Miller, Mount Joy RI1]| | Eileen Miller Here | { July ntion is needed | cooking, | SAT. JULY 17, 1954 | bles, I trunks, | card | chest-of a | | {C. S: Frank, State Craft Fair ‘Will Feature All Exhibits | Picturesque Carlisle, Pa., will again be the site for the annual)? State Craft Fair of the Pennsyl-| vania Guild of Craftsmen, July] 30 and 31, and August 1, The Craft Fair takes place on| JAMES B. HEILIG Funeral Director FOR SALE Residence of Lynn Milligan the Dickinson College campus,| FLORIN [ in the heart of an area that is al A beautiful 2'2 STORY living history book, with its DWELLING rooms, bath, hot water heat, many Colonial and Revolution-| large porches surrounding. Also ary associations, and numerous/a 2-car garage. All in the best of buildings dating back to the na-|condition. ADAM H. GREER, Realtor tion's early days. For the three days of the] 345 Walt Street Craft Fair, members of the| 29 Hiv { Phone 4-3927 Guild will demonstrate their ta-| 19-tfe lents and exhibit their best! works, The Dickinson College campus will become, in effect, New-FARM - Used an outdoor and indoor crafts where experts will show MACHINERY school, how they go about their work, and answer questions from| their audiences. SPECIAL Crafts of the guild include . { weaving, pottery, woodwork, JOHN DEERE needlework, block printing, sil-| versmithing, leatherwork, book-| binding, rug hooking, rug weav-| ing, and others which will be| demonstrated. | “12A”’ Combine with motor (like new) E111 / 3 Ie 34 i — A 5X oh ho) Is There Room For Everything? You wonder if there will be room in, the car for all of the things the family wants to take along on vacation. Maybe you wonder, tov, if there will be room in the BUDGET for all the things they want to do, the spots they want to visit, the fun they want to have. We can't help you with the car- packing job, but we CAN help you put enough “elbow room’ in the vacation budget to make everybody happy! A low-cost vacation loan is the answer. You pay it back in convenient monialy installments out of income. No col- lateral if you have a steady job. Come in and talk it over. Prampt, confidential service. NATIONAL Yeast Bread Baking | A veast-bread baking demon-| stration was given at the meet-| ing of the Mount Joy ‘Festive| Family Meals” Club Tuesday! night. The demonstration was) given by Mrs. John Musser, | C. Robert Fry PA. MANHEIM R. D. 2, members| who was assisted by with 13 members present. During the business meeting, | Air Compressor Work Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. Rocks and was elected as the 4-H Club University | club’s delegate to Weck at Penn State August 9-12. The group will meet again on 20 at the home of Janice] Excavating and Grading Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Trees Removed and Jeanette Brenneman PUBLIC SALE PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4753 On the Main St., Sugar premises at 81 Mount Joy. Two 4-leg cherry drop-leaf ta-| Virginia type old-fashion- old-fashioned settee, 2| bureaus, 6 old-fashioned | Boston rocker, Empire table, Hepplwite drop- East | ed sofa, Empire leaf table, 4-leg, gate-leg cherry drop-leaf table, 4-leg walnut] drop-leaf table, oak 2-section Chippendale low drawers, mahogany di- ning room table and 6 chairs, Empire sideboard, 2 old-fash- | ioned rocking chairs, set of four | old fashioned wooden chairs, chests, dinnerware, silverware, old-fashioned wooden bench, 2| old-fashioned clocks, a lot of high chest of drawers, | ed bookcase, FRESH GROUND books, walnut. Sale at 12:30 P. M. HARRIET D. BERNHART Auct. 27- 2c | MT. HOPE NOTICE! In order to collect damages on our| Ranges caused by dogs or predatory animals, we have to| proper State authority. | This notice is given so that you] will not be embarrassed in case the] Authorities cneck the neighborhood! for unlicensed dogs. | Musser Leghorn Farms 18-tt| HESS BROS. FLORIN GOOD LAND RED KIDNEY Beans SUNSHINE Hy drox 1 1b. 39e Hamburger SUPER VALUE COFFEE «oan. 8c | Cheese We Age Our Cheese To Insure A T aste Sensation Vienna Fingers 1b. 39¢c Ibs. 25: With Grocery Order $7.00 Or More Ib. 39- 49- oe 10 Fig Bars 1 1b. 39c Brownies 39c MT. JOY 3-6045 REFILLS FOR D-200 LETHALAIRE FLY BOMBS AEROSECT 1 LB. BOMB exchangeable container complete $3.95 refills $2.35 HEP HOUSEHOLD AEROSOLS 98c WATCH FOR MT. JOY DOG SHOW COMING JULY 31 On or before the 15th of June we will have GEIGY FLY BAIT ( Articles on this in June issue of Farm Journal) BIRDS EYE Frozen Chicken Pie 35- STA FRESH, SODIUM BISULFITE for curing hay silage $7.00 per 100 Ibs. i [ Please order in advance of ] . your requirements. TOMATO SPRAYING with concentrate sprayer Call for estimates 23-tfe PHONE 13-9094 FOOD STORE COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD SERVICE MOUNT JOY, PA. AQ~IV II L959 HIO0HE IV XI HIOOE LV ILI LiS5S~—Q)