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| FARM SAFETY WEEK
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday. July 7
. 5: . : ot
Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin | BROCHURE PLANNED | GRAIN SANITARY | .
TO SHOW RESULTS | REGULATIONS ale Ly 2-20 = "1
OF SOIL SAVING { | a : | John Law's scheme for ex-|
OL TIGHTENED BY CCC | . i Farm poops and organize | ploiting the resources of “French
Harrisburg = Accomplish- : One year’s imprison, a $1,000 Saturday, July 9—at 1:00 p. Hors oe re hed — wil Louisiana was known as the|
| ments of Pennsylvania's 30 fine, or both now face farmers | m. at Chigues Church of the tiona arm Safety eek will Mississippi Bubble.
y | county-wide soil conserbation| and growers who offer grain| po oo C6 ni east of E-town be observed over the nation on |
. | districts are being assembled| for sale or deliver CCC stored! —. A Shi : '| July 24 - 30 in a statement by |
: : . pore > : ji { on Manheim & E-town Road, af o, ° Rad tt tT,
Ditch Digging _—- Septic Tanks Installed | for publication in a brochure| grain that does not meet the | | goa of hoi ain Tu Samuel L. Horst, Chief of the D H C Killh ff
Field Draina e F tH . | by the Pennsylvania Association| sanitary requirements which | 2] Ar tables benches, oil Farm and Home Safety Educa- | I. “Ns I e er
ge — roorings — Grading, | of Soil Conservation District] are now being enforced by the| Cities school Rouse | tion, State Department of Pub-| Optometrist {
{ irectors ar ug inistrati ? 4 rhe structi arrisburg a.
p bl Hauling — And Light Jobs Directors. Food and Drug Administration, | gaje at 1 p.m. by the Board] le 8 hs Pa MANHEIM
ortable i -— : | The proposed publication will| warns Harold Swartley, Secre-| mu..ctees. Gingrich. AucC £ arm and allied organi 163 S. Charlottes St. < ‘
Air Compressor Concrete Breaking | be packed with information| tary of the Pennsylvania Crop | 9 iter ts I, Ack | zations should include some- || Telephone 5.2888 B. B. Ibach
' ‘ feat - thing ‘ar afe ip i
Top Soil and Fill | and pictures telling the story of| Improvement Association. Friday, 15 on. thet Ng on farm safety on their pon. 3 Aq S. Main St |
Po ay, July lL el r Wrnorame he wiare ues, Fri. . 7-0 P.M,
| the part that / districts have All grain must be graded ac-| premises located in Stackstown, | hi DEograme, Horst gec]ared : » nh im, P
Rock Drilling | played in the conservation of | cording to the new sanitation| along Route No. 241 hetween Safety films are available from ELIZABETHTOWN r e hn
| soil and water resources inj standards and in accordance| Bainbridge and Newtown. A ps a Yeiephone 24-F ORG 5481
Pennsylvania. Material to be| with the loan agreement. In| public sale of re: wiate and! > B he Eg hy Tues. Fri. Sat
R. D. | 2 | with th oan ag public sale of real estate anc es roiies ie . 1 . es, . .
1 ELIZABETHTOWN | contained in the brochure was | previous years some grain was | personal property. Sale at 6:30. oo, ene ign) be a local, 90. 2:8 Fe
PHONE 863R2 reviewed at the annual spring! delivered to CCC which was p,m. real estate at 8:00 p. m.| Des : Wis Mare ha
11-tfc meeting of the executive coun-| unfit for human consumption | by Harry L. Gebhard. Dupes, | accident. He might be willing
cil of the association held re-| pecause of insect or rodent dam- | auctioneer. | © on the program Io
| cently in Harrisburg. Presiding| age. Under the new regulations, | a tell how he had his mishap and
3 S A E was Francis Pettit, Washington,| {w rodent pellets per pint or| Saturday, July 10, in the vil-| hoy i a have been pre-|
Pa., president of the state-wide | two percent weevil damage | lage of Milton Grove, a public) venla ws lly i 2 | |
LIC LE: PERIL ee FOR THE FARMER OF THIS AREA
we OF we
| The council set
PERSONAL PROPERTY and 17 for the annual mecting When grain is sold off | 12:30 p.m. by Blain O. Grosh. |
of the association in Harrisburg.! farm to an elevator or wave-| Dupes, Auct. |
November 1
| . > |
6 human consumption. | cluding some antiques. Sale at
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the
for
house, the final utilization of | —————
is unknown. 3
Saturday, July 16th, 1955
IN THE VILLAGE OF MILTON GROVE.
Five burner oil stove with built on oven, extension tables, |
chairs, rocking chairs, corner book case, upright piano and |
bench, Radios, rugs, throw rugs, beds and springs, bureaus, | ———
wash stands, wardrobe, clothes trees. sewing machine, elect- EVE
ric lampsd, electric irons, coal oil room heaters, clocks.
7 PP.
the Anderson
ANTIQUES | on Rte
Cherry Drop leaf table, bureau, secretary with drawers, | ville and Elkland.
oil lamps. post lantern, scoops, computing scales, butter | little herd of 21
scales, chests, trunks, woodbox, poster bed, sinks, iron kote} S273 jee ey
tles, eaiiinren ink bottles, double laundry tubs, porch glider, | Oe
porch chairs, garden tools, and a lot of articles too numerous | Beautiful Oats - 6
to mention. | Acre River-bottom
| outstanding little
| al
Night
M., at their farm
some
I
farm.
Sale to start at 12:30 p. m. when conditions will be made | buildings - never floods - Come | 3 x
known by look it over anytime. Mortgage| ty of a misdemeanor and may according to Harold Swartley, |
n reall: \ Irite 3a : y | 1 Pr yy
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer ain 0 | for 3 ane, ls Wa be fined and imprisoned. | Pe nnsylvania Crop © Improve
Landis and Garm: “lerks | seys of Wesined, L'a, + ‘rains. are. foods arvest | ment Secretary.
i sarman, Clerks > | information on this: fine farm. | Grains Bre foods. Harvest Modern combines are precis-|
27-2¢ | Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson, and store them under the same] MOOEIn coOMDInes. A! Dregs |
built to provide maximum
PHONE IN YOUR
NEWS
RYTHING GOES
| FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 15,
49, 3 mi. between Knox-
Selling a fine |
el “50” Tractor, etc. 8 Acres of | any filthy, putrid, or decompos- |
A. Corn. |
Farm,
Owners. Another Rumsey Sale Hl
|
\O al t 3
the grain It may! Saturday, July on the pre-|
be used for either human located Florin,
arce | : {
Since a large | Chocolate Avenue, a public sale |
2
food | mises il on |
feed.
or cattle
percentage of this grain enters|of personal property. Sale at]
. |
human consumption channels, p. m. by the Mary H.|
{ : {
pte elevator operators will not ac- | Engle Estate. Dupes, auctioneer
RAY
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cept for storage or shipment |
Auction | grain which may be seized by | CORRECT COMBINE
located | the Food and Drug Adminisira- | 2
| tion. | ADJUSTMENT NEEDED | SUPER
Under the present law, a FOR TOP YIELDS |
REAL | . : ; |
hing of | may be considered adulterated| Correct combine adjustment
| + Pra . . |
Mod- | by the grower when it contains| 1S on¢ of the most important
| operations of a small grains)
grower, yet on many farms in-|
given 1o|
76
an
Good
i ed materials which make it un-
fit for human consumption. Vio-| sufficient attention 1s
| . .
lators of this law shall be guil-
ATTENTION WHILE
| our
PRINTING
| Saint
. . | . vo
this important preparatory step,| saint of W ales
1
\
UST A LIL ACT
TO GET YOUR
FEWER DELAYS FOR UNLOADING
FACILITIES FOR EITHER BAG OR BULK UNLOADING
FAST ACCURATE TESTING
DRYING FACILITIES FOR HIGH MOISTURE GRADE
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CALL US FOR NEARBY FARM PICK-UP
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Highest Market Price Immediate Payment
RED TOP GRAIN & FEED COMPANY, inc.
Mr. Eugene Helwig, Mgr.
N. MARKET ST., MOUNT JOY
v
AL
[is
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patron
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David is the PHONE 3-9791
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bos
-anitary standards as you would| On
other foods for human consump-| efficiency when
| justed, and all combine owners
properly ad-|
7-2¢
PUBLIC SALE
tion. |
~ & 9 | and operators should refer to]
5 | their copy of adjustment direc-|
ro | ® || TAKE STEPS wed | iin: iu:
1 | : eed r 4 1
- | | tions furnished with their com-
| In order to collect damages on ou!
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY | 0 ho Sues) "sons “or | | TO BUSINESS | bine before attempting to cor-|
other predatory animals, we rave to an 4 Se soends it
notify the prcper State authority, r SUCCESS rect their spec ds, cle arances,
. . s same authorit will en | and gener: Jers stment.
On the premises located in the Village of Stackstown, | chook the. immediate neighborhood | and genstal overall adjustment. |
for stray dogs and other dogs with — t Most of this work can be com
| pleted before entering the field, |
along Route No. 241 between Bainbridge and Maytown.
which they come in contact
"DON'T SUFFER LONGER |
D. 2, PA.
MANHEIM R.
Air Compressor Work
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.
Rocks
and
Trees
Excavating and Grading
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
Removed
PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4753
OF J ‘re wrecte . This oti s given Ss that you 3 |
A LOT OF LAND thereon ere cted a i LSE Mg MR M0 case the oy but final regulation must be
Authorities check the neighborhood FROM ITCHING SKIN! i yn lin hay |
for unlicensed dogs. IN JUST 15 MINUTES performed after running some
214 Story i ob. vl y 20 : | of the grain throgh the com-|
not pleasca, your 4 C back t , . | |
Musser Leghorn Farms |. "vd sore. “Use imei | bin Ref
18-1 | ME-NOT to deaden the dich | Tee ————— |
and KILL. germs ON 'CON
ame Ouse USED TACT Wonderful for any ex-| | WHY Not Send The | |
ternal itch Today at SLOAN’S | |
PHARMACY. 57.40! | Home Paper to Your
with six rooms, outkitchen, and washhouse. Electric water sys § ° ——— ein a .
tem; CHICKEN HOUSE; TWO OTHER SHEDS. Stream of | Farm Mac mery DISPERSAL | Absent Son or Daughter ?
spring water running through corner of lot. | Of | It Helps To Cure Homesickness
AY : uv 3 . Blood-Tested Accredited Herd
ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE THE FOLLOWING JD PTO wiretie Baler O29 CATTLE | 7S,
PERSONAL PROPERTY WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE: quiet ale At Ralph Shaver Farm, lo-| No
ajestic Kitci Range: tw ‘ner oi re: bronkt tnt: $495 cated at Sunderville on th | Reg /
Majestic Kitchen Range; two-burner oil stove; breakfast set; Poh nine Rn Follow Auctiol PNT LC
kitchen chairs; buffet; end tables; iron beds; day bed; crib; wasbh- NH “77 Baler fn I Ro haar il : I< FINE,
s dressers; studio couch; clothe trees; book shelf; rocking with power unit jane ew 9 ene 5
Victrolas; flower stands; eight-day clocks; highchair; | $1135 aly of GALETON. PA
chests; 2 drop-leaf tables; walnut extension table; floor and | Follow ane off. Route
bridge lamps; oil lights; bracket light with re flector; 5 H P. gar- | AC PTO Rotc-Baler 49 at Pott ‘Brook 3 miles
den tractor with plow and cultivator; dishes and cooking uten- | $595 IR
sils; toys; wash basket; wash tubs; crocks; jars: butcher tools; | IP " PA
meat bench; iron kettle with tripod; forks; ladles; gavden tools; | Ns . . Yor Deis
and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. = | use wire-tie Bator A Dairy
with power uni vill .
TUESDAY JULY 12 THE FARM
Sale to commence at 6:30 P. M., real estate at 8:00 P. M,,
when conditions will be made known by
5165
8:00 P. M,
QUESTION
i | AC “80” Combine, new cyl | 29 HEAD
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer | AC sy ih 95 COWS And 4 HEIFERS
Landis & Garman, Clerks Harry iL. Gebhard bars $285 “D ys tt Aart BOX
07 9a | : ay ind 5 Avrveshires
Po AC "WC" Tracior and front; DEALERS: Ares by BILL GIVENS
{ mounted mower. is real dairy of cows with KYW Farm Director
pe x i back und breeding the .
5 uU RB ! A SA i : ] AC "“B” Tractor and mowing cic’ Ormsby fee 3 5 vi = From—A. B., Pottstown, Pa.
DI Ry A rl : - Q.—How can I get rid of green
| attachments. 8. Sone of th se donps oh 3 et oe
{ 0 wo :. | are ou 1b, 10 1. Cows, Mm Ans.—First of all you must im-
| AC "WD" Tractor and culli-| ome of them, fresh since :
{ : iS ) i, DAL LN prove the condition of your soil.
Saturday, July Oth, 1 O55 vaiing attachments. March, are presently producing | Aerify and loosen the soil. It is |
AT 1:00 P. M | NH PTO Rak i 60 lbs. daily on poor pasture seldom heces- |
: . . F O Rake and no other roughage Aboul ary to dig up
AT CHIQUES CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN of these cows are just fresh the surface, but
: : IHC 4-bar Rake or closc bred for late it is important
Located 7 miles west of Manheim, 6 miles east of Fall geneity
Elizabethtown, on the Manheim and Elizabethtown road. NI 3-bar Rake le These Cows io compaction and
the famous Vinee 3OV- thus make it
The following Nearly New Lumber used for scaffold | i Fars 3 hg dior for the
. | cw pe erign, whose S i ne pes
gv L H B b k averaged over 18,600 1b with grass roots 10
“ ' | eT : : a go deeper into
2900 Bd. Ft. Hemlock Boards 10” & 12” wide, 10 to 16 | L. Il. Diu QKET | imost 700 Ibs, b. £., and tes 20 Gesnar ne
ft. long. IR. D. 3, Lititz ja lo 4%. ( i Dre | fertilize your
. “ i I Lit mean of this sire available d: | Soll with 2 5-10 |
350 Bd. Ft. Yellow Pine Boards 10” & 12” wide, 10° to {Phone Lititz 6-7766 1 .. There is one yearlin 5 fertilizer to |
16 ft. long. | R. D. 4, Lancaster | fer selling sired by this | apcourage grass to grow. In your
40 Pc. 2x4 Fir 10 ft. long. Phone Lanc. 3-7607 | gre animal. 11 : 1 case it may also be necessary 10 |
Af . | 26-2t-c Veterinarian wi examine a plant seed.
28 Pc. 2x4 Fir 16 ft. long. oO dul ha nr of sale with
| =—— ~ ee = | thes s day oft sale With] gape po LIVE—LIVE TO FARM
7 Pc. 3x4 Fir 16 ft. long. health chart furnished for each |
3 ] | animal. Blood-test charts fur From—L. H., Philadelphia, Pa. |
8 Pu 3x8 Fir 14 4 long, We Plan— for each individual. Q.—When is the best time to cut
6 Pc. 3x10 Fir 16 ft. long. : var miss the opportunity | ose bushes down?
A lot of used lumber, a lot of window sash with glass, and Builc a PDT Ans. Rose bushes shouldn't be
: i 5 cs fs Tug > | cut de here is still a possibil-
1 large window frame with sash and glass, used doors, . ne altle from tniv outstand. | (Cut down i therp
a e odel Ty Tet bo x tee ity of frost. This is quite important
sash weights, 12 church benches, 30 other benches, pul- Repair and Rem | ing herd. The all show lots of | 1a" frost will kill the newly cut
pit table 18 ft. long, 12 ft. extension table, two tables 33 ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS} milk, good breeding and CON, tender shoots. "Therefore, 1 wouid |
| dition, good size—some | waiting a few more weeks |
wide, 25 ft. long with linoleum top: small tables, church
clock, carpet, twin tubs, Antique rocker, cradle, wick
snipper and lights.
1~0IL-0-MATIC OIL BURNER
Gun type with controls |} Phone Elizabethtown
x 999
A Lda
BO
LEEDOM & FINK |}
ELIZABETHTOWN
before pruning your roses.
MAKE ’52 ACCIDENT FREE
¥From—Mrs, T. H., Franklinville, |
ing up to 1500 pounds.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT . |
Units Motor & Pump |
Cans - Pails & Strainer |
Electric Clippers
RALPH SHAVER OWNER
Auction by RUMSEYS’
2
2 Surge
[19 Milk
N.J. |
| Q.—What can I do to get rid of |
| ants? |
Ans.—The most effective way to |
got rid of house ants is to locate
7-6277
12 Pes. 8 round Heat Ducts, 6 Pes. 114"x10" Iron rods.
—ALSO—
The Chiques School House, 30x42 Frame |
To be removed within 30 days after date of sale.
1—8x10 FRAME BUILDING, 2 Pc. 4x6’ slate Blackboards, |
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6 Pc. 4'x5" slate Blackboards, 50 locust posts.
Many other articles too numerous to mention.
Refreshments will be served by the Ladies of
Church.
Terms and conditions by
Henry Gingrich, Auctioneer
Hess & Shelly, Clerks
the
Board of Trustees
26-2t-¢ J
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We Specialize In
AUTO PAINTING
WRECKS REPAIRED
WHEEL . ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING.
FREE ESTIMATES
Carriger’s Paint & Body Shop
PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110J12
the nest and pour a tablespoon or
{| two of carbon disulphide into the
| nest. You may obtain this solution |
| at drugstores. A word of caution
| . carbon sulphide is explosive, so
i | keep away from fire and heat. If
8 | you are unable to find the nest,
dust with 10% DDT or spray 5%
| DDT solution cracks and about
| | areas from which ants are emerg-
ing. Spray: well around - baze-
boards. Also many of the com-
mercial baits on the market today
4 | are very effective in eliminating
ants.
|
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SAFETY. .. AT NO EXTRA COST
TUBELESS
2
BLOWOUT
SAFETY
STRONGER STABILIZED
CORD BCDY GIVES
AMAZING EXTRA
STRENGTH
SAFETY-WELD AIR-
Tew
PUNCTURE
SAFETY
TIGHT CORD BODY
, CLINGS TO PUNC-
TURING OBJECT
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DEEP-CUT CROSS
Hew ee |
1 LOTTED RI
STOPPING; Bigs |
INSURE QUICK,
SAFETY
SAFE STOPS
PAY AS YOU RIDE ON CUR
EASY PAY BUDGET PLAN
GEO. W. LEA MAN
208 EAST MAIN STREET
MOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 3-9351
M.
RHEEMS, PA. EB | Hear Bill Givens Daily on the OPEN DAILY TILL 6:00 P
tfc “KYW Farm Hour" 5:30-6:30 AM. atin
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