ANGUS BEEF CATTLE SALE HERBERT S. BUCHER HERD REDUCTION SALE A Farmers Sale’ — For Farmers at Farmer Prikes FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1954 — 1:00 P. M ON EAGLES PEAK, 4 MILES SOUTH OF NEWMANSTOWN PA, Look for directional signs a! Newmanstown 4 Bulls — 20 Cows — &§ Bred Heifers — 16 Open Heifers (All Purebred & Rdgistered) 5 grade Angus Cows — 1 grade Angus Heifer Most of the cows have calves at their side T. B. Accredited and Ceitified Bang's Free For Full Information Write or Call and rebred. Herd HERBERT S. BUCHER, R. D. 1, ROBESONIA, PA Phone; Womeisdorf 95-R.2 Sale Managed by Penna. Angus Breeders Association 1708 North Sacond Sy Harrisburg, Pa PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY Thurs. Eve’g, Sept. 23, 1954 near On the premisey located in the Village of Newville, school house. Two-piece living room suite, Coleman three-burner oil stove bucket-a-day stove, cabinet, Kitchen cabinet, Tappan Gas Range, Radio, G. E. Ironer, like new, two old-fashioned chairs, and pad, mirrors, paperhanger tools, smoking stand, Apex Wash Machine, tubs, dishes, some antiques, copper wash boiler, cooking utensils, two 50 gal. oii arums with spigot and lock, empty jars and crocks, scythe, ax, and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention. Space Oil Heater, breakfast set, utility Phileco Cabinet 9x12 rug pictures, Sale to commence at 6:30 P. M., when conditions will be made known by Walter Dupes, Auct. i Landis & Garman, Clerks VERE SHAF FER 37-1c¢ PUBLIC SALE = OF A = VALUABLE FARM j Thursday, Sept. 23rd, 1954 The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on the premises situate along road leading from Route No. 72, to Fruitville Pike. (near Root's Farm Auction) adjoining farms of Harry Hershey. Elam Peifer and Menno Hoffer. ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF FARM LAND containing 40 acres of which 5 acres is in meadow land. Erected thereon is a FRAME, SLATE ROOF BARN, and TOBACCO SHED, with POULTRY HOUSE and IMPLEMENT SHED attached. Barn is equipped with concrete stables, electric and water bowls for dairy cows. There is room to hang 5 to 6 acres tobacco and room to accomodate 550 chickens. There is al so a concrete stone silo and’ large 1-story broiler house for 2,000 broilers 2-CAR GARAGE 20 Story Frame Dwelling slate roof, asbtstos siding, with wash house attached, bath. H. A. Heat, electric and water pressure system. Land is in high state of cultivation and buildings are in ex cellent condition as the barn was built in 1917 and dwelling in 1918. Persons desiring to view the premises may time after September 1. Sale to begin at 2:00 P. be made known by J. H. Ruhl, Auctioneer al Y rooms call on same any- when terms and conditions will LIZZIE B. ee ER M. | containing 18 — a fwo Saturday, September sale of real ef Hempfield One in m. and one ]¢ public tate of West Schools at 1:30 p. at 2:30 p. so school equip ment will be sold at the times and places. by Direcc- tors of School Dist. of W. Hemp- field Twp. Edgar F. Funk, auct. Township Silver Spring m. same Sale Sept. 23 in W, road On the Hemp Thursday, situated the Newcomer's Quarry, of valuable real consisting farm of 155 perches, Sale premises field Twp Salunga to a public on from sale estate, of a 60 acres and also at real estate on grounds. 1:30 p. m. on the re mises by Reuben M. Shearer. Edgar Funk is the auctioneer. Sept. 23 person lo Thursday a public sale al property cated in the evening, of valuable on the village premises Sale Register in Salunga of Newville, | near the school house. Sale at 6:30 p. m. Vera Shaffer. Dupes Auctioneer. Thursday, September 23 — a | of a valuable farm, 40 acres land Barn along public sale of and buildings is located road leading from Route 72 to Fruitville Pike (Near Root’s Farm Auction). Sale at 2 p. m. by Lizzie B. Peifer. J. H. Ruhl, auctioneer, $B Saturday, Sept. 25 — Public sale at 446 East Front Street, Marietta, of a 3-story brick dwelling, 2 apartments, meat market, cold storage plant by C. H. Suydam & Benj. H. Horst, Saleat4p. m. C.S. Frank is the auctioneer. Saturday, Sept. 25, on the premises at 154 North Market Street, Mount Joy, a public sale of a lot of ground on which is 21% frame house apartments. 2:00 S. erected a story with slate roof and All conveniences. p. m. by Geo. B. Brown. C. Frank, Auct. Sale at Sept. 28. at 12:30 Hicks Bros. Wednesday, a public sale on the Farm on Route 202 midway be- tween West Chester and Paoli. of registered Chester Coun- Assoc. Sale of 50 head Holstein Cattle. ty Holstein Breeders Sept. 30— in evening, premises located Thursday at the the 7 7-1c Borough of Elizabethtown, at 121 East Park Street, a public sale of valuable personal prop ty. Sale at 6:30 p. m. by Sadi Engle. Dupes, Auctioneer. —of— VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Saturday, October 9 pub lic ale of household goods to be ld in the garag of Oscar Thursday, Sept. 23rd, 1954 at 1:00 p AT 1:30 P. M. m. Watch for emized list in ater sue fi se lean goods On the premises situated in West Hempfield Township on later issuc. W in oll glean goo ) O1 ON at ‘casonable the State Road from Salunga to Newcomer's Quarry and two At NA Call Landisville 2401 miles North of Silver Spring, and 4 miles Southeast of Mt. Joy. | toa E Gireider. Spahr, Auct Farm of 60 Acres and 155 Perches, Lime Stone soil in high state ivation - state of cultivation, ” Tuesday. October 12—-at 12:30 1 p. m. The Penn Hall Farm herd 2 /2 Story of 35 Registered Holstein cattle 9 ROOM Sale in Franklin County. The " farm joins the Penn Hall col- BRICK: HOUSE lege, on the North edge of the : id city of Chambersburg. Harvey with all conveniences, with a well-shaded lawn, gold fish pond. Rettew, Sale Mar Dupes, Auct. LARGE BANK BARN and silo and tobacco shed ai che d, y ith di stripping room and damping cellar, room to hang 7 acr< bacco, other buildings, PIG STY, THREE CHIC KE N HOU SE MILK HOUSE and a TWO-CAR GARAGE, Automatic Water sy: tem with running water at house and barn. All buildings in A-1 condition, Inspection may be made of en this farm anytime. Se Reading Fair, Re: ding, Sept. Sale will be held on the premises Thursday, September 23, 12-19: Count Voir 1954 at 1:30 P. M. er; ayne ounty., =a, If anyone is in need of a good farm, do not miss this sale Honesdale, Sept. 13-18; Turbot Terms by ville Community Fair, North Edgar Funk, Auctioneer 3 umberland County, Sept. 14-17; B. L. Greider, Clerk Reuben M. Shearer York Fair, York, Sept. 14-18; Mount Joy R. D. 2, Owner Lititz Community Fair, Lancas- ter County, Sept. 14-18; Coch- ranton Community Fair, Craw ford County, Sept. 15-18; West OF VALUABLE Alexander Fair, Washington County, Sept. 15-18; Dunbar p E RS oO N A L p RO Pp E R T Y Community Fair, Trotter, Fay ette County, Sept. 15-18; Albion Community Fair, Erie County, Thurs. Eve’g, Sept. 30, 1954 On the premises located in the Borough of Elizabethtown, at No. 121 East Park Street. Hot Point Refrigerator; utility cabinet; extension table; small tables; bed, spring and maltress; wash stand; drop-leaf table; drop head Singer Sewing Machine; chest of drawers; two-piece living room suite; over-stuffed chair; occasional chair; other chairs and rocking chairs; small china closet: round table; 9x12 rug; Axmin ister Rug; throw rugs; Niagara Deep Massage; buffet; magazine rack; end tables; taberects; three clothe trees, on brass, mirrors, electric floor, table, bridge and pin-up lamps; Banjo Clock, medi- cine cabinet, Hoover Electric Sweeper with attachments; 3rissel set of dishes, oth- cloths, bed- | Sweeper, small chest, wash basket, silverware, er dishes, cooking utensils, linens, doilies, homespun table napkins, woolen comforts, Delain patched comfort, woolen spread, bed clothing, metal porch glider, metal porch chair, tric washer, tubs, ice refrigerator, lard can, cold packer, garden tools, stepladder, lawn mower, empty crocks and jars, and a lot of articles too numerous too mention. g Sale to commence at 6:30 P. M., when conditions will be made known by Walter Dupes, Auct. Landis & Garman, Clerks SADIE H. ENGLE 37-2¢| dB NA Sg GB CE I hdl ED DEE A port 8; Edinboro Commun- Edinhoro, Sept. 16-18; County Fair, Tio 16-18; Fair, Cis ysburg, Blair Co., 16-18; Falls-Overfield F« City, pl Sia 16-18; Pymatuning Jamestown, Mercer County, Sept. 16-18; Fair, Coopersburg, Bellwood-Antis Bellwood, Blair -19. TAKE SE TO BUSINESS Sept. 16-1 ity Fair, Forest Sept. nity Sept. Mill Sept. yoming 16-18; Show, Sept. Sept. Farm County, Jap Beetle Invasion Multiple Ducts Improve Hay Dryer Air can be blown upward easily hrough only 5 or 6 f 1 storage ation al air was mea nscaping ured as show | | | | | | | | | | | EA the duct of a barn hay drier Floating ducts installed during ‘sity Agricultural Experiment! is of the mow except the corners. ‘n the insert. from Draught Reduced Your Health Dry weather discouraged em i : ! ergence of Japancse bettles this . Going for a ride on a camel? | summer in Pennsylvania. Better take along some motion- Few reports of heavy infesta- | Sickness drug. Seasickness is | tion compared with other y own to all and many are sus- | were received by the State D ceptible to the roll and pitch of partment of Agriculturs a ship in a rough sea. Motion However. the presence of ti ickness affects many of those pests and the dama they do | Who ride in trains, automobiles are recognized in a Department and airplanes. People also get | announcement today that re motion sickness from the lurch- | trictions on mov me nt of fresh | M® gait of those ships of the] corn on the cob will be contin de sert, camels. os eh ued until Sept - 30. Clear-| Motion sickness originates in | ance following ral-State in| the bony labyrinth of the inner spections 3 been observed) df and causes panic in the) since June on only the erst: stomach. The re have been a| movement of fresh uit and | vast number of treatments to vegetable truck refrigerator | Prev nt or cure motion sick- fresh corn on the cob. all res- | PRESS These have ranged all the | trictions were lifted on August] Way from raw pork, a most 27th "| drastic treatment, to the sailor's | Reduction in reported bettle | rtain cure, “half an hour of | numbers in Pennsylvania hie} TEST under a live oak tree.” Dur- | Véar is attributed its part to era: | IN8 World War II a long list of | dication campaig onducted | compounds were tested for pre for many vears bv th State | ventive treatment in motion Department of Agriculture y| sickness and some of them help- | tablishing colonie 0 ME J ed many of our service men ov- | parasites and the distribution of | “milky disease” in heavy infes-1 Five years ago, a woman with | ted areas. Neither parasites nor | hives was treated at John Hop- | milky dise: har anvthing | Kins hospital, Baltimore, with a except J I tha pn | new drug, dimenhydrinate. the 11 befor bs mn Although the drug did nothing | urn yeotl oT r the hives, the woman notice the oi 1 ob v plained d_that it did relieve her of the @ | violent nausea she regularly | | | WEBB EUNION | ered ( the half-hour trip to I'O BE HELD >] ) | hospital. This drug became | T} nt f James 1 pular as a motion-sickness | W ) i Noi Seven mnual reuni De 1 lar drugs were ex Club 1 und: t. 10th. d tested and a long t 2 lease bri basket has been found lunch | 1 24 hours before a pe — tia] journey proves as effective as other motion-sickness drug 's Learn nel given at shorter intervals. The | ud drug is long-acting and | long-sounding, for its chemical name is chlorbenzyhydryl - me- | thylbenzylethylenediamine di-1 nesta, | Greenfield Commu- | Fair, | South Lehigh Home youngsters on their way] Steering is no quick trick. There's so much to be passed on—so much love and care and “how to do it.”” Perhaps, above all, young people need to learn the art of getting along with one another, and with the come munity. Home, of course, is where it all starts —this thing called “edu- cation.” But home gets a strong assist from the Y ... the Scouts... Boys’ Clubs... . other youth groups ‘providing good American training sportsmanship, craftsmanship. Boys and girls are in strong, safe hands when you | support youth services by giving’ the “United Way.” Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. J loride. TREE SERVICE SAWING, RUNING and | SPRAY ING B. B. IBACH hyvdrocl 139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa. P hone 5-4616 i | ¢ Pest Control Service FOR Insects-Rodents-Vermin | In Homes - Farms - Places of Jusiness I Termite Guaranteed WM. J. POWERS Control 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST. E'TOWN — PHONE 289W 31-tfc | Aaron G. Longenecker BUILDING CONTRACTOR MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 | PHONE 3-091 MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING TOPSOIL - EXCAVATING { LUMBER - KITCHEN CABINETS 1-tfc J | count them. { can be used for sponge cake. | tion. place for the gluttonous insects. | soft or yield to pressure at | base of the stem are usually ma- Capades and the | al. THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, September 16 4 Home Calender ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS For A Quick Sale, List Your House With Jones & Zink, Inc. | Timely Reminders from The Ito ST Rony ELIZA ; Jer H r ( YW N, PUNNA. ———— PHONE E TOWN 7-1264 eee ya); ov MT. ov SUSI | I Es Meas FINANCING NO PROBLEM FOR OUR BUYERS One cup egg white eee ———— for one cup flour is a good pro- YOU USE BOTTLE GAS. Fight Moths — Vacuum clean- ers and carpet sweepers are ar portion. Then is doesn't matter | whether the eggs are pullet or DEPENDABLE COOKING large and you can take advan- | tage of the current low price of LIGHTNING STORMS: V i : NOT | pullet eggs. This same method COOKING, WATER HEATING, OR INTERRUPT YOUR REFRIGERATOR, IF WARD BOTTLE GAS mor in the fight against moths | They should be used at least EPHRATA, PA. : | several times a week. Breaks, Dependable Faster Cheaper : | creases, seams, folds, and base- 33- t | board areas need special atten- Se -- S——————— Each area is a likely hiding |, Pears that are the Select Pears — OLIVER SAGER & SON ture and ready to eat. But they are too ripe to hold for future use. CR Hanging Fiberglas Drapes If you use fiberglas for draw or traverse draperies, hang them just off the floor and slightly a- way from window sills or other objects. Otherwise they might rub and snag the fabric. Hauling Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed Field Drainage — Footings — Grading And Light Jobs Top Soil and Fill PERSONALS Mr. and Carl Zecager of town spent last week at Atlan- Mrs. PHONE 863R2 ELIZABETHTOWN 11-tfc tic City, where they saw the fire on the boardwalk, the Ice Beauty parade. Harry Hinkk at York with Billet. is spend- home of Billet, of Mr. and Mrs. spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. Mary R. Forry ing two weeks at the Mr. and Mrs. Norman York. Mrs. Charles Zeller is recover- ing from an appendectomy op- eration at the Columbia Hospit- Still In Effect On HUDSON Fill Your Bin . . —-@ There is no better way to boost your business than by local news- paper advertising. A —————, SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pa. Mount Joy, ‘A I’ Lube. Up Service LANDISVILLE 3221 ATTRACTIVE SUMMER PRICES MOUNT JOY - 3 « Phone Us Your Owler S. H. HIESTAND & CO. SALUNGA, PENNA. PHONES: 5803 MEANS Smoother Motoring your car the BEST lubrication service . . . and that’s just what we offer! Let our grease gun [marksman get it all . . he’s always neat, fast and | |thorough. You'll be satisfied with our reasonable prices AND your car's performance. See |{OFTEN! 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