NEXT NITE SALE DATE At Rumseys’ of Westfield Tuesday Eve’ 8 Aug. 3rd MORE MACHINERY "CATTLE AUCTION AT TO SELL AT 7:30 P. M. R:30 P. M. = Coolers = Miflkcis Cur usual i good selection of : all types of dairy stock in- Other Equipment . cluding one herd already con- Come carly for this! signed. YOUR MARKET TO BUY AND SELL Call now for information or to crrange for trucking, or to sell your stock outright. Use Our Classified Column — It Pays ———————————————————— iss PUBLIC SALE — OF ws PERSONAL PROPERTY Saturday, July 31st, 1954 In the Borough of Elizabethtown, at No. 157 East Hummels- town Sireet. Three-piece living room suite; davenport; bureau; two vani- agriculture. ative Association which began Sponsored by the Pennsyl-| more than 25 years ago as one vania Farm Bureau Coopera-! of the pioneer organizations of] | tive Association, Harrisburg, | its kind in the United States.| the event will feature a rg aL He is a director of the federal barbecue, in which tons of ten-| Farm Credit Administration der young broilers will be bar-| and of the Central Bank for becued and served to thousands | Cooperatives. (| ‘State Is Ready | | Ralph Culver, Laceyville, and] Marvin J. Briggs, general man- | ager of the Indiana Farm Bur-| | eau Cooperative Association, of] Ind. Culver, who is { as a dairyman and aviation en- will | thusiast, is To Serve Chicken | To Farmers Twenty Indianapolis, years of progress in Pennsylvania agriculture be the theme of the statewide| operative GLF Exchange, Itha “Farmers’ Roundup” to be held | ca, N. Y., one of the nation's] August 4 in the State Farm| largest farmer cooperatives and Show Building, Harrisburg.| a member of the State Agricul-| [housands of farmers from | tural Stabilization and Conser- throughout the state will attend | vation Committee. to celebrate 20 years of Farm| priggs is one of the founders Bureau service to Pennsylvania| of indiana FarmeBureau Cooper-| of farmers and their families. More than 70,000 farmers own | and control the statewide president, and H. vice presi- Leon Epler, | S. Agaster, executive co» } or and general manager of operative for purchase of their| (ho penna. Farm Bureau, willl farm supplies. also speak briefly. Because farmers are hearty| The all day celebration will eaters, -a half chicken will be pagin at 9:30 4. m. with open- | served to each ticket holder. | ing of exhibits in the Main Ex- The tickets are free but must be | hibition Hall of the Farm Show obtained ot one of the nearly 90 | Building depicting 20 years of Farm Bureau outlets in the | agricultural progress in the state. The barbecue pits, to be gate, Entertainment will begin| specially built near the Farm| .{ 10 o'clock and will continue| Show Building for the event, | tj] 1:30 p. m. will be capable of cooking one The barbecue will be served | and one-half tons of chicken at from 11 a. m. to 1:30 p. m., fol-| one time. lowed by the speaking program. Principal speajeers will be| A mammoth square dance will be held in the Farm Show 'Satur., July 31, 1954 | ties, one with bench: nine-piece dining room suite; wardrobe with | mirror; kitchen cabinet; kitchen stool; utility cabinet: G.E. Stove; iron bed; bedroom chair; lounging chair; two breakfast sets: small tables; end tables: hawk 9x12 ft. Rug; felt rug 9x12 ft.; small rugs; electric floor, table and boudoir lamps; hearth side loom: clothe tree; Glad iron Mangle; waffle iron: two quart ice cream | - freezer; four quart ice cream freezer; meat slicer; porch chairs: window screens; lawn mower with grass catcher: curtains: dish- es; cooking utensils; wash tubs; furnace blower: and a lot of oth- er articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., when conditions will be made known by | Walter Dupes, Auctioneer F H WRIGHT Landis & Garman, Clerks io Re i 20-2¢ Ob All Kinds of Sporting Goods Friday Eve’g, July 30, 1954 AT 39 SOUTH MARKET STREET, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. Yello-Boie pipes; Pipes; Meerschaum all kinds of cigaret- Pipe stands; Kaywoodie Pipes; Pipes; corn-cob pipes; and lots of other te lighters; tobacco pouches; pocketbooks; cigarettes; cigars; pound cans of smoking tobaccos of different kinds; Savage Rifle 410 Shotgun; Stevens a lot of high-powered | peliets; lot of duck shells; ov- gun 30-30; » 22; Stevens 22 Rifle; 22 automatic and 16 guage; rods for Savage Repeating 12 guage Pumpgun; Remington ammunition; all guage rifle slugs; shotgun shells consisting of 12, 20 erall and breakdown gun cases; cleaning Building that evening. > — BIRTHS PUBLIC SALE | ON THE PREMISES ON oi | MAIN STREET, FLORIN. Mr. and Mrs. Charles John : Two-piece diving Joon son, Manheim R4, a son Tuesday baby coach, teeterbabe, 2 rugs|. ve TA paste ; | (8X10 & 9x12), kitchen ufensils, | at the Lancaster General Hos | kitchen stool, living room table, | pital The baby was named single mattress, beds, sideboard, | Steven John. | rocking chairs, table, antique Pfc. and Mrs. Franklin Rit- |desk, berry sets, glass bottle tent we. 9 Grand Ave. Mani | with glass top, vase set, glass | © rane £3 ny JY | salad bowl, cherry girl, Indian {tou Springs, Colorado, a son fat squeezer, doily stretch- | July 22 at Camp Carson Base ler, curtain stretcher, Jar of as- | gogpital. Mrs. Rittenhouse is sorted buttons, elect. 3-candle | ,, store Sritlov Groff. Who light, cookie jar, 2 school desks, | th former Sirol oval end too fruit juice squee- | attended Mt. Joy High School. | zer, rugger frame, home made - | breakfast table with formica IS RIGHT IN |C. S. Frank, Auct. J THE GROOVE Claude Zeller, clerk Zz and rifles; | Sale at 1 P. M. PRINTING PUBLIC SALE" — OF ANTIQUES Friday and Saturday, Aug. 6-7, 195 salt water rods and reels: fresh water rods and reels; flying rods | and reels; bait of all kinds; plugs and fishing bass; fishing line of | all kinds; creels; ind ferrules; tiplop; hunting pants, shirts and coats; ar; raincoats and hats; rubber gloves; boat nets; dog col leashes, ins and harness; Remington Automatic Hand Tra ps; crab nets; gun oils and grease: hand lawn mower; confections, and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 6:30 P. M., when conditions will be made known by Walter Dupes. Auctioneer GEORGE I DOYLE Landis & Garman, Clerks 1 Je 30] 1c PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY Saturday, Aug. 14, 1954 The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on the prem- ises at No. 457 Donegal Springs Road, in Mount Joy Bor- ough, Lancaster County. Pennsylvania, the following to wit: GROUND fronting 55 extending of that width 14 feet wide alley. 2% Story BRICK DWELLING and lav ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF feet on Donegal Springs Road and in depth Northwardly 180 feet to a Erected thereon is a containing 4 rooms, pantry atory with asbestos roof, on the first floor, 4 bedrooms an d bath on second {loor and built in cedar closet. Hot water heating syst« Dwelling is trimmed with chestnut and water. wood natural grain 'm, electric finish. There is also a 2-CAR GARAGE and POULTRY HOUSE Dwelling is in first class condition, beautifully landscaped and excellent location. Persons desiring to view same may call at 107 Street or telephone 3-3162 for appointment. Real Estate will be sold at 2:30 P. M PERSONAL PROPERTY Frigidaire Refrigerator, 2 extension tables, Poplar library table, an- tique table, drop leaf table, sideboard, 2 set - 1; doz. antique plank bottom chairs, 4 plank bottom chairs, 3 pc. living room suite, cane seated chairs, lounge chairs, 1» doz. kitchen chairs, table model radio, telephone table, daybed, secretary, antique rocker, old rockers, chairs, old bureau, old bed and spring, cot bed, marble top wash stand, marble top dresser, 2 washstands, desk, living room table, sewing machine, small tables, lamps, mirrors, antique high chair, electric pop-up toaster, Hoover electric’ sweeper, like new, 1 set of chinaware service for 12. benches, clothes tree, three 9x12 rugs, hooked rugs, blankets, Violet ray health unit, porch glider, porch rockers, ABC. electric washer, wash: tubs, step ladder, vice, lawn mower, 2 wheelbarrows, .16 ft. ladder, garden hose, garden tools, chest of carpenter tools, 500 ca- pacity oil brooder stove, crocks, jars, cooking utensils, dish- es, and many other things too numerous to mention. Sale to begin at 12:30 P. M. when terms and conditions aeons Ruth, pie. AARON H. HEISEY Jacob H. Ruhl, Auct. 29-4¢ The entire stock of antiques of N. H. Hahn to be offered at Public Sale, in two sessions, on {he premises at 167 | Main Stree!, Marheim, Penna. Entire stock of antique and modern glassware, a large selec tion of antique bottles, a large selection of tools and paint brush- jas, Victorian sofa and two side chairs, grandfather's clock with walnut case, chests, one with 2 drawers, extension table with six chairs, antioue wind-up cradle, Empire bureau, sawbuck table {walnut table, bench table, show cases, mirrors, picture frames, iron and brass kettles, tinware, wall clocks, post lantern, radio, { television, quilts, coverlets, one dated 1847. antique clothes and high silk hats, fireplace fixtures, sideboard and other articles too | coal furnace, | ed. ‘tools and ‘tooli chest; numerous to mention FIRST SESSION TO COMMENCE A1T FRIDAY, AUGUST 6th SECOND SESSION TO COMMENCE AT SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th 12:30 P. M. 12:30 P. M Terms and conditions to be made known by |B V. Spahr, | Bombergers, Auctioneer Clerks N. H. HAHN 30-2¢ PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE | Real Estate and Personal Property © Saturday, August 14, 1954 ON THE PREMISES LOCATEL [IN THE VILLAGE OF FLORIN, ALONG ROUTE 230. LOT OF GROUND 40x200 FT. 1% Story thereon erected a containing four rooms, bath. and pantry; one large hot water heat: bucket-a-day stove. TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE This prope rty is in very good condition and ve ry nicely locat- | Can be viewed by cont: icting owner. At the same time and place the following personal property | will be offered for sale: - : i Majestic Kitchen Range; Ivanhoe four-burner coal oil stove | with oven; electric Coolerator; sideboard: drop-leaf table; arm- | chair; rocking chairs; folding chair: cane-seated rocker; tables; | small tables; radio cabinet; 12 plank-bottom chairs: ex | table; beds: springs; mattresses: washstands: bureaus; two con- goleum rugs; kitche n stool; rag carpet; throw rugs; chest of draw- ers; two chests; small trunk; mirrors: what-not shelf; couch; erets; electric lights: coal oil lights; clothe trees: clocks. Wash ‘Machine; benches; tubs: garden hose; hose cart: wood saw; garden tools: lawn mower cooking utensilg; empty jars; crocks: jugs: school bench: room upstairs; dishes; bushel | crates; wood; five porch chairs; lard cans; and a lot of articles too | numerous to mention. | when conditions will be made known by | Landis & Garman, Clerks Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., real estate at 2:00 P. M Walter Dupes, Auct. MRS. SARAH HORST well known| i { a director of the co- | Waltz, Mrs. Austin Saylor was [PICNIC SCHEDULED Aaron G. Longenecker LUMBER - KITCHEN CABINETS tab- | Haag | carpenter | 30- 3c | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. | Thursday, July 29 ~ FLORIN He The first Zink family gather- ling was held Sunday, July 25th in the Florin Hall with the fol- lowing 44 persons present: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Zink, {Square St., Florin; Mr. and Mrs. |Raymond Eby, Barbara Street, [Mount Joy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley and family, Manheim R2; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waltz and family, Manheim R3, Miss- es Vivian, Ethel, and Vera of Lancaster; Mr. and Ammon Hoke, and son of Hershey; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene | Leber and family, Church St. | Florin; Mr. Robert Bradley and | son, Manheim R. D.! Mrs. Grace Zink and children, Mountville; Mr. Glenn Goodwin, Mount- ville. Barry Lee, son Mrs. Mr. and admit- ted to the Children’s Hospital at Philadelphia on Sunday. Miss Marian Kay Gerlitzski is spending the week at Mount Gretna. Charles Garber of the Air Force Reserves from New Cas- tle, Del, and Pfc. James Garber Jr. of ‘Fort Lee, Va. visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Garber, Sr. on Sunday. Miss Patsy Shetter is spend- ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnhart at Elizabeth- town. Mr. and Mrs. of Maynard Rob- inson and children spent ‘the weekend with the former's mo- ther at Blaine, Perry Co. Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Ammon and son, of Gap, spent Sunday at the Hamilton home. Miss Mary Hamilton spent Saturday at Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Middletown, Mr. Jakubowski and children, of] Cleveland, Ohio, called on Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper Sun Clyde Mumper of Mount Joy, Leon Brinser of and Mrs. John day. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fenster- macher are spending some time with their son and family at Ocean City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper | and Mr. A. D. Garber are spending the week at the Frey- Mumper Camp in Perry Co. ® The auxiliary of the Mount Joy Friendship Fire Company will hold a picnic at the August 19 meeting it was decided at Sale Register| TREE SERVICE Friday evening, oF, July 30. at 39 South Market Street, Eliza- bethtown, a public sale of sport- ing goods. Sale at 6:30 p. m. by George L. Doyle. Dupes, Auct, 139 S. Main St. SAWING, PRUNING and SPRAYING B. Manheim, Pa. : SIMON P. NISSLEY «MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. B. IBACH i Phone 5-4616 — Along Saturday, July 31, state highway in Florin, Public sale of household goods, etc. by S. S. Rosenberger. Chas. S Frank, Auctioneer. Saturday, July 31 — in the borough of Elizabethtown, at 157 E. Hummelstown Street, a public sale of personal property and household goods. Sale at 12:30 p. m. by E. H. Wright. Dupes, Auctioneer. | The Mrs. D. C. Stoner sale of household good and antiques originally scheduled for Satur-| day, August 7, has been post- | poned indefinitely because of illness. : 3 Friday "and Saturday, August 6 & 7—on the premises at 167 S. Main Manheim, a public sale of entire stock of antiques. Sale at 12:30 p. m. on both days by N. H. Hahn. Spahr, Auct. Saturday, August 14—a pub- lic sale of valuable real. estate and personal ‘property on the premises located in Florin, a- long Route 230. Sale at 12:30 p. m. by Mrs. Sarah Horst. Walter Dupes, Auct. Saturday, Aug. 14th—on the premises at 457 Donegal Springs Road, Mount Joy, a lot: of ground 55x180 ft. on which -is erected a 2'% story brick dwell- ing. Also a lot of household goods and personal property. Sale at 12:30 p.m. by Aaron H. Heisey. Jacob H. Ruhl, Auct. » Patronize Bulletin Advertisers Termites CAN SERIOUSLY DAMAGE YOUR HOME You Can Prevent This Now By Calling Or Writing: Wm. J. Powers 121 W. Bainbridge Street, ELIZABETHTOWN 289-W the regular monthly meetisg The affair will be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Rice at 6:30 p. m. In case of rain, the picnic will be held in the fire hall. BUILDING CONTRACTOR MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 PHONE 3-6091 MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING TOPSOIL - EXCAVATING 1-tfe SI mde psa Give your Farm TO THE HESS BROS. FLORIN MT. JOY 36045 REFILLS FOR D-200 LETHALAIRE FLY BOMBS AEROSECT 1 LB. BOMB exchangeable container complete $3.95 refills $2.35 HEP HOUSEHOLD AEROSOLS 98c On or before the 15th of June we will have GEIGY FLY BAIT (Articles on this in June issue of Farm Journal) STA FRESH, SODIUM BISULFITE for curing hay silage $7.00 per 100 lbs. Please order in your requirements. advance of TOMATO SPRAYING with concentrate sprayer Call for estimates 23-tfe Graham Plow Demonstration Tuesday, Aug. RAIN DATE THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 On The Graybill Wolgemuth Farm farmed by ROY G. KOPP, located 2 miles north of Florin, near Mt. Pleasant Church, Look for the sign. 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