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Nissley Motors, Middletown
‘New Lincoln-Mercury Dealer
With 33 years of success at its | who acclaimed the
Main High | new 1955 cars and the
| streets in Middletown, the Nis- | concern that displayed them.

location at and
| : { For a square deal, a fair|{ grubb. Elizabetht d Jes
sley: IV Co. 1% 0 new OI: : il ibb, Elizabethtown, and Jes-
ley Motor Co. is a new Lincoln: | 1, qa.in, genuine factory parts, |
| Meroury dealer in the area. trained mechanics and real ser-
The grand opening of this| vice after the sale, you will do
| new dealership on February 24 | well to buy your Lincoln or
to 26 was greeted by a large | Mercury car from Nissley Mo-
| of enthusiasic visitors | tor Co. at Middletown.

Keener’s Memorials Sincere
Tribute To Departed
Keener Memorials are a real | other precise work that make
it | the monuments beautiful and
| dignified, as well as expressive
.. | of sincere sentiment.
is Not only domestic, but im-
orted and colored granites are
vailable at Keener's in
own, where you're always wel-
ome to inspect the large varie-
vy without obligation and ‘be
uaranteed the best the
nent field has to offer
Makes
ipment
1roughout the United States
nd many foreign countries.
In the past 10 years Machine-
raft, Inc. has enjoyed a contin-
ous growth on quality of pro-
ucts and capable management
1at has brought the firm inter-
ational repute.
The firm employs local help
nder fine conditions.
ing,
€
pmmercial
ientele.
The Mohr firm also operates a
mplete General Electric Ap-
iance Store at Maytown where
hu can select the modern appli-
ices essential to home comfort.
yu always get more when you
val with Mohr.
jon Work
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nt and experienced help that
ible him to do all work prop-
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is not surprising this firm
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Estimates are free anywhere
MN ancaster county and Mr.
Cleaning and building cess- | K@b is always glad to give his
| pools, as well as grading work, | lace area patronage the advan-
{ is done by this Manheim con- | tag of his years of experience
| tractor who has modern equip-| in Yhe sanitation field.

Longenecker’s Hardware Co.
Serves Large County Trade
inventory includes a
items essential to farm,
and business
deal with Long ..ceiior’s Hard-
ware Co. at 36 Market Square in
Established under its present | where 11 {rained,
Manheim.
management 17 years ol
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ago
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Snavely, Grubb
For Hospital
the Mount
Joy area of Lancaster General
Hospital's 1955 Charity and Re-
placement Campaign County
Big Gift Division were announ-
They are Paul M.
Co-chairmen in
ced today.
se C. Snavely, Jr., Landisville.
Appointments were announc-'
ed by A. G. Bucher and E. Day
Ressler, co-chairmen of the
Drive's County Big Gift Divis-
ion.
Grubb and Snavely will co-
ordinate the activities of the di-
| vision in the entire western sec-

May- |
monu- |
_ | campaign are May 2 - May 23.
You always do well when you | necker’s is guaranteed and the
list of
home
Shopping is easy |
at Longenecker's Hardware Co.,
courteous
people are on hand to serve you.
Home & Auto
anxious to
| townships of Conoy, Mount Joy, |
| West Donegal, East Donegal,
| West Hempfield, East Hempfield
| Manor and the boros of Mount
| Joy, Elizabethtown, Mountville,
Millersville, Marietta, and East
Petersburg.
| They will be assisted by
| unteer workers in each of the]
townships and boros of the area
| The workers will’ canvass local
| individuals and businesses who,
in the past, have been donors of
large gifts to Lancaster General
Hospital fund-raising drives.
Other district chairmen ap-
| pointments in the County Big
| Gifts Division include the fol-
lowing: John G. Hershey, Lititz
{ in charge of the north-central
| section of the county; Samuel S.
| Wenger, Esa., of Paradise, and
| Joseph C. Wentz of Leola, east-
| ern section; Wenger and Ernest
T. Schuleen of Conestoga, the
area immediately south of Lan-
caster; and Arthur E. Brown of
| Nottingham, the southern tip of
Lancaster county.
| Official dates of
|
|
|
|
this year's
| Solicitation in the County Indi-
| vidual and Business Big Gifts
| Division, however, will begin
| approximately two weeks earl-
ier.
Total goal for the drive is
| $108,000. As in past years, all
funds will be used at Lancaster
| General Hospital for charity
| care of those unable to pay and
| for replacement of vital hospit-
ial equipment.

| State Nurseries
Have Seedlings
For Planters
District Forester, Paul DM.
Felton, Norristown, today, an-
| nounced that over eighteen mil-
| lion stocky tree seedlings will
be available for shipment to the
land owners with old fields or]
| weedy arcas for planting the
| trees.
{ During the past 42 years the
| Penna. Dept. of Forests and
| Waters has been assisting pri-
| vate owners with their tree
planting problems and over 3-
,000 planters have obtained
trees from the state nurseries.
Trees are sold at a production
cost of $6.00 per thousand seed-
lings and orders should be plac-
ed now to obtain the trees in
early April
One of Mr. Feltons favorite
trees is the (Tsuga Canadensis)
Hemlock, which is found thru-
out all of the Keystone State
and is the official tree of Penn-
sylvania. Hemlock will grow
well on land having a deep
moist character. On dry sites
and tops of hills, pines and oth- |

er trees which like drier sites |
| should be used. {
Mr. Felton pointed out that
trees properly planted need no
attention to grow into a
timber stand. They do not need |
| any fertilizer, no cultivation |
and the successful planters do
not even bother to water them.
Just plant them well and keep
{curtain stretcher,
good f
THE BULLETIN. Mount Joy. Pa.
Thursday, March 10 11
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove
When a U. S. Senator speaks
out that it is time to get Sam-
bo's foot out of the door in a 100
or more activities, it is time for
a doffing of the fedora, 1 doff
same. The gentleman sounding-
off is Senator McClellan from
Arkansas. He has a ring-side
seat—he sees what is going on.
He says making false teeth,
fur-bearing seals, selling insur-
ance, making the demon rum,
spectacles, plus another 100

kinds of boring-in on the citiz- |"
enry of the land, is not shootin’
square with such citizenry.
A tax free outfit like the Gov-
ernment can run
of business. Even with the more
tion of the county, including the! OF less misunderstood kilowatt, |
you go to work and let the Govt.
with no taxes to pay-—make
all the electricity of the land,
somebody and
dairyman to dentist to
wife—is going to be nicked for
the tax loss. That is as suve as
there are, here and there, small
apples on any apple tree.
Making kilowatts is no more
a fit job for Sambo than is bar-
bering, housepainting, or raising
chickens. If this Senator Mc-
Clellan of Arkansas can get his
idea percolatin’ through 25 of
his brother senatorial noggins,
he will have earned his salt and
then some—including 3 cheers.
Yours with the low down,
JO CERR
the grass fires out of them and
they will grow into beautiful
young forests.
Fourteen speces: of trees are
still available, For information
send a postal request to District
Forester, Norristown, Pa.

PUBLIC SALE
Real Estate & Houschold Goods
Saturday, Mar. 26, 1955
At 2:00 O'Clock P. M.
The undersigned will offer a! public
sale on the premises, No. 142 North
Market Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Real estate containing in front
on North Market Street 34 ft,
more or less, and in depth 69 {t.,
more or less. On which is erect-
ed a

EY FRAME
Dwelling House
Wth 6 rooms and bath,
Hot air furnace.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
Two bedroom Suites, 1 mahog-
any old fashioned bureau, libra-
ry table, 2 clothes cabinets, ra-
dio cabinet, bed davenport,
rockers, 2 radios, one a cabinet;
parlor table, 2 end tables, tabor-
ets, 2 occasional chairs, 2 elect-
ric heaters, sewing cabinet, buf-
fet, china closet, 3 floor lamps,
several table lamps, what-nots,
electric Kelvinator refrigerator,
white enamel range, gas stove,
2 metal cabinets, round dining
room table, cherry drop leaf ta-
ble, Singer sewing machine, 5
old fashioned kitchen chairs &
rocker, bar room chair, G. E.
wash machine & tubs, 3 9x12
rugs, 2 congoleum rugs, number
throw rugs, electric sweeper,
electric mixer, 2 electric irons,
lot glass & china dishes, cook-
ing utensils, knives and forks,
jardinieres, vases, linens, cro-
TWO STO
chet pieces, bedding, spring and
lawn mower,
chairs, glider,
porch rockers,
ironing board,
and numerous
mattress, tools,
3 metal porch
screen doors, 2
curtains, metal
‘articles not mentioned.
12:30 p. m. |
Sale to start at
Real Estate to be offered at 2:00
p. m. when terms and conditions
will be made known by
MARGARET RAHM
EVA RAHM
Administratrices, c.t.a.
of the will of Sophia F.
Watson
C. S. Frank, Auct.
Claude Zeller, Clerk
William C. Rehm, Att'y
ETC SR RN A A ERR
8 146th Garden Spot Sale— Thurs., Mar. 17
LANCASTER, PA.
At the J. M. Brubaker Farm, Willow Street Village. Pa.
|B 4 miles south of Lancaster, just off Routes 72 and 222.
75 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
anybody out |

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10-3¢
PUBLIC SALE
Implements, Household Goods
Some Antiques
Saturday, Mar. 19, 1955
Along the road leading from Mount Joy to Millon
Grove. 3%. miles from Mount Joy.
8 ft. McDeering Binder, two 2-horse wagons, one with
bed, Set of 20 ft. tohacco ladders, two sets hay ladders,
two 4-wheel rubber tire trailers, with box beds, sleigh.
5,000 tobacco lath, Minnich tobacco press, 2 and 3-
horse walking plows, McDeering riding cultivators, wealk-
ing shovel harrows, two hole corn sheller, plate chopping
mill, bag wagons. grain cradles, two egg stoves, two an-
vils, vise, 30 gallan ail tank, two scalding troughs, digging
iron, picks, shovels, a lot of harness. garden and other
tools. 3 4 an ath
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
High top sink. low sink, kitchen cupboard, metal cb-
inet, kitchen cabinet, extension table, sewing machine,
piano, old fashioned desk, rocking and kitchen chairs,
kitchen range, flour chest, sideboard, beds, bureaus.
wash stands, one marble top; barrel copper kettle, four
iron kettles, a variety of coal oil lamps, old fashioned
cradle and crib, spring cot and many articles too numer-
ous to mention. .
Sale Saturday. March 19, 1955 starting at 12:30 p. m.
when conditions will be made known by
F. B. Aldinger, Auctioneer P a ul H B ran dt
Kraybills, Clerks
Administrator of Samuel G. Brandt Estate

PUBLIC SALE
LIVESTOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Saturday, Mar. 12, 1955
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on the prem-
ises 1 mile north of Erisman‘s Mennonite Church, Rapho
Township, Lancaster Co., Pa. '
8 DAIRY COWS
some fresh on. day of sale and,
close springers
3 Heifers
most vaccinated
5 STEERS - 1100 average weight
14 SHOATS -'about 100 lbs.
200 LEGHORN HENS - Yearling - Mt. Hope strain
Massey Harris “81° TRACTOR, power lift, cultivator, John
Deere 2 bottom 14 in. plow, McCormick 24 disc harrow,
Massey Harris 3 section spring harrow, 8 ft. cultipacker,
Massey Harris 7 ft. tractor mower, New Idea manure Spread-
er, Ohio 4 wheel manure spreader, McCormick-Deering side
delivery rake, John Deere 17 disc grain drill, 3 rubber tire
wagons, bale elevator, 2 wheel trailer, Dodge bed, Black
Hawk Corn planter, 8 hole hog feeder, corn sheller, feed
cart, platform scales, bag wagon, cement mixer, rubber tire
wheelbarrow, Bolden Huskie Garden Tractor, cultivator and
lawn mower attach, tackling, air compressor, Kerr potato
cutter, grass seeder, barb wire, 200 ft. plastic pipe, 125 ft.
irrigation pipe, rubber belt, fence charger and posts, small
tools,
CORN, OATS, BARLEY, HAY & STRAW by the ton.
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT
Four Range shelters, brooder house, feeders, water foun-
tains, 24 hole nests, chicken copps, Whirl-away egg washer,
Coleman oil brooder, two 4-unit Infra red brooders, 1 “Vape-
Gas” Oil brooder with 50 gal. drum and pipe, Egg baskets,
egg scales.
DAIRY EQUIMENT
DeLaval magnetic 1 unit milker and 8 stall cocks, milk
cooler, six 85-1b. milk cans, milk can rack, strainer and
buckets.
HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS
Bergal Coal and Gas Range, 8 ft. extension table, 7 ft.
extension table, 5 half spindle plank bottom chairs, player
piano, 9x12 rug, dishes, crocks, jars and many other items
too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 12:00 when terms and conditions will
be made known by
Leroy L. Metzler

All Bang’s Certified and T. B. Acer. Nearly all Vaccinated. |
FEATURES: Entirely healthy
Son of Cashman Graceful Mister ($9200) out of granddaugh- |
ter of Dunloggin Happy Mistress (highest record daut. of |
Woodmaster) with 821 fat, 4.19, 19,876 M on 3x. 2 other rec- |
ords of 780 and 755 fat with a 4.1% and 4.2% test. Ready for |
heavy service.
Charles, D. Lownes & Sons, Newtown, Pa.
Wonderful young cow with 470 at.3 yrs. and 476 at 4 yrs. on
2x due at sale time. Also daut. of Boiling Springs’ Forum
Becky with 11,200 Milk on 2x at 3 yrs. She has twin heifers
selling by Butterfly Nathan Barney-Var.
R. Russell and Mary Catherine Green, Md.
Be sure you attend this important Holstein Sale.
R. AUSTIN BACKUS, Inc. EARL L. GROFF
Sale Managers and Auctioneers Local Representative
Mexico, N. Y. Strasburg, Pa.
PUBLIC SALE
No Huckstars Please.
A Complete Dispersal of
Farming Implements and Dairy Equipment
Friday, March 18, 1955
Four miles west of Landisville, 3 miles south of Mount
Joy. at Penn Peaceful Farms.
JOHN DEERE A TRACTOR
with new rubber, lights and starter,
JOHN DEERE A TRACTOR
JOHN DEERE B TRACTOR
Cultivator and harrow attachment for John Decre B, Grass
Mower for John Deere B, John Deere Harvester P. T., John
Deere 6 ft. Combine P. T., No. 77 New Holland Baler used 3
seasons, equipt with wagon hitch; loading chute and hydro-
fromatic bale tension. John Deere blower & pipe, John Deere
4-row corn planter with fertilizer attachment, 14 disc On-
tario tractor drill, New Idea manure spreader, Cockshutt 3
bottom disc plow, rubber tire wagon with wire wheels and
bed, rubber tire wagon with flat bed, 2 unloading units and
motor, New Idea side delivery rake, McD disc harrow, 2 bot-
tom rubber tire John Deere plow, air compressor, 2 tobacco
ladders, soil pulverizer, weeder and seeder, circular saw and
buck, Perry harrow, spike harrow, two shovel harrows,
horse plow, lime spreader, riding cultivator, scoré & scrap-
er, 3-section spring harrow, Minnich tobacco presses, sizing
boxes, platform scales, tobacco shears, tobaceo scaffolding,
box wagon, MILK COOLERS, milk cans, motor, pump and
piping, 8 MILKING UNITS, 1 LARGE MILKING UNIT,
milk buckets, weaning bucket, water buckets, double wash
tub, milk strainers, electric radiator, electric water heater,
strip cup feed carts, air tires and solid rubber tires, ensilage
cart, endless rubber belt, shome utility electric drill, grease
gun filler, ‘grease guns, neck chains, baler twine, 2 sets front
gears, stove, forks, shovels, tools, hammer mill, corn sheller,
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 p. m. when conditions will be
HOOK & GINDER
8-3¢

Dupes & Gerbrich, Aucts.
Landis & Miller, Clerks
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