PUBLIC
- OF —
S
ALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Fri. Evening, Oct. 29, 1954
On the premises located in the Village
house East of Donegal Road.

of Rheems, second
Dining room suite; uite; spring and mattress; spool
l; Prizer Regal Rang four-burner coal oil stove; Jewel Coal
iter: room heater; Frigidaire Refrigerator; chest of drawers;

old-fashioned bureau; plank-bottom chairs: highchairs; old-fash-
ioned rocker; flat irons; kitchen cabinet; extension table; work
table; kitchen stool: three-piece Mohair Living Room Suite; 9x12
Axminster Rug; Wilton Rug; Brussel Carpet rag carpet; stair
carpet; throw rugs; lap robe; horse blanket; library table; small
tabl taberets; victrola and records; clothe tree, radio cabinet;
ctrolux sweeper with attachments; electric floor and bridge
1ps; coal oil lamy ps; chairs, mirrors; pictures and picture frames,
ay clock; mante 1 alarm clock; smoking stand; jardini-
s, ferns, coach. C 1 cooking utensils, some antique dishes,
Kenmore wash machine in good condition; buckets, tubs, empty
jars and crocks, homemade soap, window screens, 1937 Olds-
mobile, garden tools and other tools, wheelbarrow, porch swing,

ticles too numerous too mention
at 6:30 P. M., when
and a lot of ar
Sale to commence
made known by
Walter Dupes
Landis & Garman,
Auctioneer
Clerks

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conditions will be
Mrs. Henry D. Ruhl 7
42-2¢

PUBLIC SALE";
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VALUABLE REAL ES
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Wednesday, Nov. 3rd, 1954 Tobacco Stems
Cn the premises located along old Route No. 230 East of
Rheems. between Mount Joy and
shey's Tourist Home.
A SMALL FARM (X(
in high state of
INSISTIN(
4 A
reon erectoc
+ OF
cultivation, the

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ing 12 rooms & bath; stea

Elizabethtown, known as Her-
CRES,
1 ¢
more or less,
> 2% STORY
4) Frame Dwelling
cont m heat: electric hot water heater.
BANK BARN with tobacco shed ad , room to hang 8 or 9
acres of tobacco, stable room for cows, 800 chickens.
Also Pig Sty.
Well of never failing water; large cist two water Sys-
tems.
sirable for building lots, located along hard
very hour
¢ 2:00 P. M., wh conditions will be
2 C. N. HERSHEY
oneel . . x
42-2¢
OF VALUABI
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL
PROPERTY
Saturday, October 30, 1954
On the premises
at No. 645 South Marke} Street.
Lot ¢
on erected a
2% Story
BRICK DWELLING
containing SEVEN ROOMS and BATH, with
TWO-STORY FRAME GARAGE 20x28 ft. w
and WOOD SHED
Arrangemen to view premises ca be
Elizabebtown 7 31

Also at the same time and 3 piace the
property will be offered for sale

located in the Borough of Elizabethtown,
of land 57 fi. front. 183 ft. depth, and 38 ft. back, there-

oil heat.
TOOL

automatic
ith attached
made by calling
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following personal
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Blonde and chrome Breakfast Set; ten-piece Mahogany Din-
ing Room Suite; two three-piece over-stuffed living recom suites;
three four-piece bedroom si (one with twin beds), each in-
cluding mattresses antl spring General Electric Stove; Kelvin-|
ator Refrigerator; Easy Washing Machine; three-piece reed porch
furniture; flat-top desk: children’s antique straight and rocking
chairs; antique 1} hair; drop-leaf tables; end tables; marble
topped tal ble ca ables: kitchen table and chairs: kitchen cabin-
1s; efrige ma rack; book-case; books; both fiction
ind non-fiction; ocecasic bedroom chair; straight and
rocking chairs; ottoma ) foot stools; pictures and picture
frames: chests; 10x12 ft., 12x12 ft, and 12x14 ft. Olson Rhugs;
9x12 ft. Axminster Rug: 9x12 ft. and 11x15 ft. Congoleum Rugs:
Persian
Sweeper
four large Genuine Hand-made
er throw rugs; Hoover Electric
sell Sweepers; electric bridge, able and
irons; percolators: waffle iron: fans; radio
poppers; cooking utensils; dishes, some an
blankets; comforts; hand-made quilts:
doilies; trunks; wardrobe: cardboard
clocks, some antique: mirrors; China
ions; Christmas Tree Lights and
wit

and Pc

crocks; jugs; clothe baskets; stationary tubs:
den and carpenter tools; rden hoses; two Ic
en and canvas collapsible lawn chairs: Umb
inciuding Cole man
a lot of other ar
Camping Equipment,
stoves, and folding cots; and
to mention.
Sale to commence at 11:00 A. M,,
when conditions will be made known by
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Landis & Garman, Clerks
real e
Throw
pin-up
pillows;
wardrobes
decorations;
Lantern,
Rugs; several oth-
h attachments; Bis-
lamps; electric
s; electric popeorn
tiques: silverware:
bedspreads: linens:
ironing boards; !
ttery Dog Collect-
vases; jardinieres;
canned goods; gar-
awn mowers; wood-
rella-type Tent and]
: two gasoline |
ticles too numerous |
state at 2:00 P. M.,|
Sobieski D. Owens
Power of Attorney for Maud D.
and Sobieski B. Owens
Owens |
41-3c|
New Chevrolet
Now On Display
will
day
Inc.
all
Motors,
house”
Newcomer
hold
‘open
Adult Classes
Will Begin

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
(October 28-29-30) to provide | Monday
district residents an opportuni- | Adult evehiny classes will be
ty to view the new 1955 Chev
rolet. [i at the Donegal High School
C. S. Newcomer, the local] next Monday evening, Nov. 1, it
dealer, promised a ‘real thrill” | Was _announced at the monthly
to all who visit his showrooms | meeting of the joint school
to inspect the new cars, saying: | board. Courses in typing, short
“Chevrolet has really produc- | hand, sewing, wood work, Span
ed an automotive masterpiece | ish, art will be offered each Fri
in its 1955 models, which com-| day and Thursday from 7 tc
bine design, color and perform-| 9 p. m. At the present time
ance features never before seen | there are approximately 125
by the motoring public. persons enrolled.
“I hope all my friends will| The SICO Company was a
call at our showroom on Thurs | warded the fuel oil bid at .0852
day, Friday or Saturday to see | per gallon. The announcement
for themselves what a spectac- | was made that the Mount Joy,
ular new car has been created | Marietta and Florin Lions Club
by Chevrolet will underwrite the dental clin
The local dealer staff will be ic to be set up at the school. The
in attendance all three days to | cost is expected to be between
welcome visitors, answer ques-| $1,200 and $1,400. The board
tions and demonstrate the fea-| decided that teachers will be
tures of the new models. | paid for absences for only ill
e — ness and death in the family.
ITS NO TRICK - | My Eunice Herr was Soin
Re ted treasurer of the school acti
& ~ | vities fund. Heisey Brothers, of |
{ Rheems, were awarded the con
®) 3 — t tract for the construction of a]
J from The driveway at the front of the
\ WARNT | school at a cost of $1.30 per
i vard. The group decided to pur
ADS chase a power mower and
gym home and parallel bars
| from the Marietta Recreation
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TREE ‘SERVICE
SAWING, PRUNING and
SERAY ING
B. IBACH
Manheim,
4616
Pa.
oN 5
FOR SALE

BUY NOW AND SAVE
H. Roy Nissly & Co, nc
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JACOB K.

by
STOLTZF u 5
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
Association,
A recommendation was
Dr. David Schlosser, he
the educational committee,
gesting that there be
mencements; for
for
given
ad of
sug-
two
the
com-
one
grades and another the sen
iors. Plans have been completed

DISPERSAL
1954
AT EXACTLY 1:00 OCLOCK P.M
The third highest producing herd in the Lancaster County
Testing Assoc iat ion
AT THE FARM JUST OFF ROUTE 122 BETWEEN HONEY
BROOK AND MORGANTOWN, PEN NA

A Top Herd bred {from c arefull selecte i
Forthlyne Lochinvar Shirley, 7) 1-2X 1 8f; thre
other records from 517 to 529 lbs. fat; A daughter of Nontvie
Lochinvar 10th
A daughter of Ferndale Nig Woodmas with 2 12
122m 420.7f sells with her two heifers, one y "Sup iss’
the other by Regal Bloom
A daughter of Caenarvon Rose Master with 4y 313d 2X 14484n
491f and her daughter by Hillmac Sovereign
Two daughters of Springbank Sovereign Commando: one with
482f, the other having milked 273 days now 16.6 1 at
A 512 lbs. daughter of Mount Blow Master Mercedes and her
yearling daughter by Wayne Rag Apple Commando
4 RICHLY BRED BULLS
Quindale R. A. Hope, a 2 year old grand-son of Montvic Lochin
var 10th. His sire’s dam is a “Very rd Wf R l¢
Pabst ha erk Joe, with 6y 3 31 } 4 { 1 18
029 4.34 782. His own dam, yf Sprit ¢ Wn
Penner, has Ty 365d 2X 173%
The sale will include ({v ct Canadian Holsteins
consigned by John J. Stolizfus Cy on, Penna
AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THE BEST
KEYSTONE
Mount Joy, Penna., Sale Manager
Jacob K. Stoltzfus. Honeybrook, Pa., Owner
Carl Dille TT, Aucti
meer
Ree E. Lvons., Pedigree

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HOLSTEIN SALES, INC. |
| premises located in the
Sale Register
Oct. 28,—41st Gar-
M.
T Or
den Spot Sale, at the J
baker Farm, Willow Street Vil- |
lage, 4 miles south of Lancaster.
Sale at 12 Noon.
Friday, October 29 — at the|
Keystone Sales Barn, east of
Mount Joy, the 74th Keystone
Holstein Sale at
from both Penna.
1:00 p.m. Cows
and Canada.
Friday, October 29, at 12:30
p. m., in Washington County, 4
miles north of Hagerstown, Md.,
on the Paradise Church Road, a
public sale of 55 head of Regis-
tered and grade Holstein cattle.
Also some dairy equipment. Ir-
vin S. Martin, owner. Harvey
Rettew, Sale Manager
October
of personal
Friday evening, 29-
a public sale
to be held on the
in Rheems, second house
al 6:
prop
premises
east of
30 p.m.
Donegal Road. Sale
by Mrs. Henry D. Ruhl. Dupes,
Auctioneer.
Saturday, Oct. 30th —on the
Borough
at 645 S. Mar-
of Elizabethtown,
ket St., public sale of real es-
tate and personal property. Sale
tat 11 a. m,, real estate at 2 p.m.
by Sobieski D. Owens, Power
of Attorney for Maud D. Owens
| and Sobieski B. Owens. Dupes,
| Auct.
Wednesday, Nov. 3—the Jac-
\ ob K. Stoltzfus Dispersal at the
122 between
Morgantown,
Stoltzfus,
farm just off Route
and
Jacob K.
Holst¢
100.
d., atl

5 > : . ywner. Keystone in Sales,
for the Nov. 10 dedication, it Sales managers.
was announced by Edward |
| Charles, public relations com- | =
| mittee chairman | Wednesday, Nov. 3 — a pub-
® A | lic sale of valuable real estate,
ARTHUR CHARLES MAYER | on the premises located along
PLEDGES FRATERNIEY | old Route 230 east of Rheems,
Arthur Charles Mayer of Mt. | known as Hershey's Tourist
Joy, a freshman a "Dickinson | Home. A small farm of 44 acres
colletie in Carlisle. Pa.. has been | with a 2% story house and a
pledged to Phi Kappa sma, { bank barn. Sale at 2:00 p.m. by
one of the ten national fratern- | C. N. Hershey. Dupes, Auct.
ities on the campus. At Mt. Joy —
high school he was a member ot Saturday, Nov. 27 at 2:00
| the band, chorus, and National py 1m a public sale on the prem-
| Honor Society and served on| jses at Marietta, Pa. the premis-
the Student Council. | es known as Nos. 36, 38, 40, 42,
er and 44 W. Market Street. Sale
Spangler,
S. Mylin.
by J. Barr
Spangler, Florence
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VIUSICAL AT
BACHMANVILLE
The West Greentree Male
Chorus will present a musical
program at the Bachmanville
Church of The Brethren on
Sunday evening, Oct. 31 at 7:30
P.M
Hallowee n Pumpkins
Pic Pumpkins
All Sizes
REESE'S
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SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.

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and Gas
Also Specialize On
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
Automobile and Truck Welding
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
Dover's Welding Shop
Delta and Marietta Streets
MT. JOY, PA.
Bru-|
drug
mixed with
growing plants
Susan L.!
Welding
Phone 3-5931 |
| THE BULLETIN, Mount joy, Pe]
Thursday. October 28
Farm Calendar

Timely Reminders from The
Pennsylvania State University
! College of Agriculture. |
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Chemic-
al treatment will add 15 to 20
years to the useful life of elm,
pine, red oak, maple, hickory,
and cottonwood fence posts. It
! does not pay to treat more dur-
such as locust,
cedar, and mulber-
Treat Fence Posts —
able wood, osage
orange, red
ry.
Control Parasites — For sev-
eral years sheepmen have been
successfully controlling intern-
al parasites in sheep with the
known as phenothiazine,
which is given as a drench or is
salt and given free
choice. : |
Feed New Grains When
poultrymen ask how soon they
should start feeding new grains
Harry Kauffman, Penn State,
has an answer. He says grain
that is dry enough to grind
should be dry enough to feed
it is always safe to
amounts and
Of course,
with small
in-crease gradually.
Collect Soil Now — Soil for
in coldframes
and hotbeds next spring should
be collected now and placed on |
a compost pile. The soil can be |
sterilized to control disease and |
4 4
sirat
insects. |

Use Built-Up Litter — To;
save labor in cleaning the poul- |
try house, use built-up litter
The secret of built-up litter is |
just to add small amounts of
litter from time to time.
Cull Beef Cattle — Fall is
generally the season when most |
beef cattle breeders cull their |
herds and select replacement |
heifers.
. |
When in need of Printing. (any. |
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
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Trees
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