v = Joy 3-9573. L ASSIFIED You can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably , Through the WANT ADS FOR SALE > LEGAL NOTICES Two broken Fox Hounds; Six registered Pups. Paris Eisen- SHAREHOLDER'S MEETING berger, Columbia R1. Phone THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK | 4-8799. 51-3¢ AND TRUST COMPANY OF NG TY Coat | MOUNT JOY Lyoewriters, CQ. SHACK Su Sees The regular annual meeting | Registers, Check Writers, Safes, op. of the First | New & Used. J. M Engle, 411 Eas\ 8-18-14 National Bank and Trust Com- | pany of Mount Joy will be held | at said bank in the borough of | Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, on | | Tuesday, January 10, 1956 at 11 | o'clock A. M. for the election of | High St. E-town ch. 14J. —————————————————————— AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, |} buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron and also sell stove wood. Guy D Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy 3-3573. 40-8 | 4 and for such other Special, brand new 30” Hard- business as may come before | 5 1s cteve lars. OVE Hi he meeting. { wick gas stove, large oven with | safety pilot, electric clock, | __ E. M. BOMBERGER light and convenience outlet, 50-3c¢ Cashier | only $115. Ward Bottle Gas, 25 AE { S State St., Ephrata. 51-tfc 2 EXECUTOR S NOTICE mar $| Estate of Ela Wolgemuth | SEWING MACIINES FOR dec’d., late of East Donegal SALE: New and used Repairs Township, Pa. j for all makes of sewing mach- | Letters testamentary of 111 N. Mar- | said estate having been grant- | led to the undersigned, all per- lsons indebted thereto are re- | quested to make immediate pay- {ment and those having claims lor demands against the same | will present them without delay | for settlement to the undersign- South Bend white enamel kit- | ed chen range with malleable top, | excellent condition. Phone Mt. | S-tict... tua Alfred C. Alspach, Hand saws filed and set. Also | am Attorney : 50-6¢ | ircular saws. Automatic mach- | SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING | ines. J. V. Binkley, ket St, Elizabethtown, Penna. Phone 7-1450. 29-tfe ye and Stayman Ph. 38-tfc Grimes Delicious, Apples. Jos. B. Hostetler. 3-4649 Mt. Joy. DANIEL M. WOLGEMUTH Florin, Penna. Executor ines. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5313. | ; ’ Oscar Breneman, 42 Columbia THE UO as fvenue. 30. Jor. SEE MOUNT JOY, PA. SHOATS & HEN FEEDERS.| The regular annual meeting | Call Manheim 5-8108. Muscovy ducks and geese. the shareholders of the Un-| 3 lion National Mount Joy Bank Live {will be held at said bank in| or dressed. Mrs. Wilbur Miller, | the borough of Mount Joy, Pa. Phone Mt. Joy 3-3737. 44-tfc [on Tuesday. January 10, 1956, > fat 10 o'clock A. M., for the el- 35 RATS KILLED with 1 Ib. {ection of directors, and for such | Star Safety Pkg. Safe - Sure {other business as may come be- | - Guaranteed. J. B. Hostetter & | fore the meeting. Among other | Sons and Red Top Grain & |matters to come before the] Feed, 45-10p ‘meeting will be a resolution to | - — 4 {approve the purchase of the as- | SPINET PIANO, Martin L. cots of Maytown National Bank | Moore, 339 NN. Water Street, tand the continuance of banking | Lititz, Pa. Phone 6-7357. 50-3C operations at Maytown as a SEWING MACHINE {branch of the Union National Sales & Service New & Used Sewing Machines WAY'S APPLIANCES {Mount Joy Bank. { |49-4c Carl S. Krall, Cashier | 48 W. Main Street Phone MOUNT JOY 3-3622 | TT TT | | ANNUAL MEETING Mount Joy Mutual Insurance Company Elizabethtown, Penna. The annual meeting of the MOUNT JOY {MUTUAL INSURANCE COM- | | PANY, will be held at the | principal office of the Company, | members of the WANTED TO BUY [23 South Market Sticet. Eliza | bethtown, Pennsylvania, at 2 ANTIQUES: Win pay high | O'clock P. M. on the second i i f any des | Monday in January, being Jan- prices for antiques of any | 3 g cription. Mr. Hart, 151 N. Char {uray 9, 1956, for the purpose of lotte St., Manheim, Pa. Phone | electing directors and for the 5-2163 9.94.41 | transaction of such other busi- | [ness as may be submitted for! [the consideration of the mem- | bers. m= Henry G. Carpenter, President | CARD OF THANKS D. 1: Landis, | — | 50-4c Secretary | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pennell | EXECUTRIX NOTICE wish to thank, friends and rel- | Estate of Ralph L. Myers, | gifts and | late of East Hempfield Town: ship, deceased. Letters Testamentary on said estate having been granted to We wish to thank our friends | the all persons in and various organizations for | debted thereto are requested to the cards and gifts received | nake immediate payment and during the holidays. The Rob- those having claims or demands ert Reheard Family. 592-1c | against the same will present them without delay for settle: | { ment to the undersigned, resid- | | ing in Salunga, Pa atives for the flowers, money they received for Christ- mas. 52-1c REAL ESTATE FLORENCE I. MYERS | Salunga, Pa. For Sale or Rent Clarence C. Newcomer, Attorney 46-6¢ | | | 1 | | | | MISCELLANEOUS Two 3.-room Gilchrist 48-tfc FOR RENT — apartments. Apply Mr. c/o G. C. Murphy Co. House, 5 rooms, FOR RENT: bath, hot and cold water fur- nace. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5542. 52-1¢ APARTMENT FOR RENT: 4 Rooms and Bath with heat Centrally located in Mount Joy. I Dail to resident agent » Marietta 6-2901. 52-1c > Pi sident age Phone Marietta 6-290 52-1¢ | WATLACE D. ZERPHEY === | 130 E. Main St. Ph. 3-9651 i 35-ifc | WANTED SEED CORN DEALERS MAJOR COMPANY HAS OPENING 1023 Cumberland Street PHONE 3-0698 | Claim forms and premiums may At HELP WANTED FEMALE CASHIER-TYPIST, 0% ort] Permanent salary position with financial organization. Job security and Farmers with good farmer con- | advancement opportunity. All}tacts to take orders for a well- | modern office employee benefit | established company for 1956 | program. For appointment call” jelivery. Give good directions | Elizabethtown 7-1155 or Colum- a5 {0 where you live. { Wiring Is Headache on Fort oes a Here Are Basic Re By IRA MILLER Electrification Bureau The farmer who says: “I don’t want to know anything about wiring; no- body can make an electrician out of me,” is only half right. Of course he shouldn't “do it himself” when it comes to installing or modernizing his electrical wiring system. That's a job for someone who is qualified commendations | The new Farmstead Wiring Hand- book makes these points about 20- ampere branch circuits: install wires no smaller than No. 12. Use such cir- cuits to supply permanently connect- ed lighting equipment; convenience outlets for portable trouble lamps, drills, clippers, motors of from % to 15 horsepower, and for special light- ing equipment, such as ultraviolet or bactericidal lamps. | JUST CHECKING—power supplier | wires to “carry” his electricity to his | of the nation’s egg industry, to do that type of work. Special circuits are especially de- — representative checks meter on typical farm wiring distribution pole. signed for the type of electrical load to be served on the farm. Circuits serving poultry brooders, incubators and other heating equipment which life processes depend, should be designed to allow no more than a | 19 voltage drop. Other special cir- cuits should be designed to allow no more than a 29 voltage drop, except in the case of a motor on an indi- vidual circuit and which can be op- erated satisfactorily on a voltage drop of 3%. These percentages are ! for the branch circuit only and do | not include voltage drop in feeders | and services. | Individual-equipment circuits are used to serve all permanently in- | stalled motors of 1/3 horsepower or | over, all fixed appliances rated 1,000 | watts or over and all equipment which requires continuous service | | i But — the farmer should know something about wiring in a general way—for adequate wiring makes the wheels go round so far as his elec- tric equipment is concerned. A mo- tor on a starvation diet of electricity can’t perform as it should, any more than a tractor can operate efficiently on a pint of gas. Both need what it takes to make them go—electricity for one; fuel for the other. Let's take a practical look at a farmer's electrical service. It's a mat- ter, first, of the power supplier ‘“de- livering” to the farm the amount of electricity needed at the required voltage. Next, it's essential for the farmer to provide (1) large enough on | | various buildings, (2) enough 20-am- pere branch circuits, special and in- dividual equipment circuits, and (3) plenty of convenience outlets in his buildings so that his electric power is properly distributed to various pieces of equipment and appliances where needed and at approved volt- ages. Many power suppliers recommend | that feeders (wires radiating to vari ous buildings from the central dis- | where interruptions should be kept to a minimum-=brooders, water sys- | tems, food freezers, milk coolers, and the like. It is well to know too that | all motors of 2 horsepower or over should be served by a 230-volt branch circuit. Power suppliers can be of great istance to farmers in planning safe tribution point—generally the meter | a d adequate wiring modernization ! obs. Good wiring will pay for itselfe,| location) be no smaller than No. 6.11 JANUARY EG indus- ABOLISHED Harrisburg -PNS- and rheumatic heart dis- Pennsylvania poultry try leaders will assist the Poul- try and Egg National Board inj fever conducting the 1956 January | ease, leading cause of death a- Egg Month campaign on behalf |_piong children, it | most abolished”, the Pennsyl- was announced today by Earl | yvania Heart Association assert- Reeves of Rohrerstown, Egg | >d this week. i 3 1 Or | . ’ Month chairman for this area. | A spokesman for the Key-| State heart group declar- certain Plans for a campaign stress- i stone ing eggs as one of the tastiest | ed that “it seems quite and most healthful foods of all| that if every victim of an acute time will be developed on a| beta-hemolytic statewide basis by a State Jan-| fection could be promptly uary Egg Month committee | found and adequate treated we headed by Mrs. Charles T. | could almost abolish rheumatic Granger, Dublin, Pa; E. J.| tever and rheumatic heart dis- Lawless, Jr.. Chief, Poultry Di-} 2ase.” vision, Department of Agricul- | It was pointed out that pa- ture, Harrisburg, and Evol ‘ients, parents and doctors Underkoffier, Manager, Tri- | should realize that a full ten- County Producers Cooperative, | lay program of treatment using Pa., Mr. penicillin injection is necessary to assure adequate treatment of Worchester, Reeves | pointed out. Service clubs, restaurants and| acute streptococcal infections hotels will be invited to co hat could lead to rheumatic operate by featuring eggs 1n fever. their meals during January. Re-| Since 1930 there has been a tail stores will be urged to] steady and encouraging decline spotlight eggs in their advertis-| in rheumatic fever, the associa ing tion said, but added that 250,- “The always splendid co-op-| 000 new cases continue to be eration of food publicists and] reported yearly, primarily In . | . home economics instructors will | children. again be sought’” Mr. Reeves | “Rheumatic fever is still the said Number One cause of heart | IN the age groups fro MOUNT JOY ge froups fiom A fine Heme Tar Contry 5 to 34 years in males and 5 Living ! to 44 years in females and 1 : Bs ss than two miles’ from | accounts for about half of the Jorough limits - A mile off | cardiac ; $2 4 cardiac deaths among » age Route 230. { £ ii ne te age ) or y ‘yp? tn oy EY ars STONY TRICK ~ Dina. Tromp from 3 io 30 years ‘ol ed second floor. First floor - age,” the heart association said large living room with fire- | - place, dining room, Kitchen, | y - two bedrooms, tile bath. Sec- You Can't ong floor: - 2 bedrooms and Tell "Em Like at 3, a0 y < - v a - hardwood floors, hot This :: Use A water heat with’ oil burner, | Ya insulated, garage, borough Vant Ad water, large lot. If you need | I a 4 bedroom modern home | - we will appreciate your call | for an inspection $23,000.00 | ogy { " = ELIZABETHTOWN | {A 2 Story Frame - Single Zi Living room, dining room, |i as | ground that proved too wet. | RHEUMATIC FEVER | MONTH PLANNED | COULD BE ALMOST Rheumatic could be | Automobile and Truck Welding streptococcal in i NOTICE MILK AND EGG Thursday, December 29 PRODUCTION DROPS THE BULLETIN, Mount joy, Pa. i Harrisburg - PNS - Milk and The population of egg production in the Keystone County is State last month skidded along 000. - PNS Somerset with the temperature. Milk output at 486 million pounds was seven per cent un- der the preceding month - but about five per cent above a year ago. Wintry weather sharply cur- tailed grazing by dairy cattle | and puts herds on winter feed- | ing rations. Unusually good pastures in the preceding two months had slowed the normal decline in fall milk production. Cows last month numbered 963,000 - some 3000 more than] in the previous month and up| 13,000 over a year ago. A one per cent drop in egg | approximately i BUT ONCE A YEAR, REMEMBER — a year passes pretty quickly! Be sure of cash for gift-buying next Christmas: Begin saving in our... CHOOSE ONE OF THESE CLASSES production was noted during the month with a total egg col-| PEST CONTROL lection noted of 372 million. However this was well ahead| ALL WORK GUARANTEED of last year’s 355 million. Rate of lay per bird was| : down seasonally bul exceeded = Free Estimates r last year by almost 2 percent. | The number of layers on Peénn- sylvania farms was down three per cent from last year at 24,- 874,000. In general, conditions on the! WM. J. POWERS 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST. ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE E-TOWN 7-1415 Receive in 50 Weeks Deposit Weekly UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK OF MOUNT JOY farms during the month were | unfavorable for much field | work. Some corn, soybeans and buckwheat remained to be har-| vested. GENERAL In some southern counties| wheat planting intentions had CONTRACTOR not been realized due to de-| layed harvest of corn and in-! CEMENT PAVING CEMENT CURBING ability of farmers to No Job Too Small No Job Too Large prepare! a — ta sta —— SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY Call Marietta 6-9179 R.A.GUTSHALL 116 W. High MAYTOWN Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | | AMPLE FREE PARKING SPACE TEE | 1 | ; - CALL - | | The House Doctor FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pa. CORN - FED Mount Joy, wEENER N 3 TE I: RGN and Gas Welding FARM MACHINE WELDING AND EQUIPMENT aN - Dressed or live weight BROAD-BREASTED Cover's Welding Shop EUGENE Delta and Marietta Streets IT. JOY, PA. LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Pitone 3.5531 PHONE 39036 — TURKEYS S. KREIDER MOUNT JOY, PA. NO JOB TOO SMALL HE FIXES Weary Windows - Draggy Doors - Fractured Floors - Broken Blocks - Creaky Cabinets - Pulverized Plaster and anything else you don't have time to do yourself. Name Address Blended better burning! For Auctioneers Be Sure and Call G. K. WAGNER Phone 7-3745 | WM. J. WAGNER Phone 7-3488 ELIZABETHTOWN. PA. ANTHRACITE Finest fuel money can buy, prod= uct of three of Pennsylvania's most famous anthracite mines. High in heating value—low in Many years of experience. ash content, Very easy to start We can handle 12 sales every and bank. week. None too small or too You'll be better satisfied with big. No matter what it is, give top-quality Susquehanna-Glen 43-10c¢ Lyon coal. It's trade-marked for us a call. your protection with the familiar little red - and - yellow *‘Lion’s Head" disks in every ton. Order a supply today. No Down Payment APPROVED for Qualified Veterans 25 YEAR MORTGAGE : 'S. H. Hiestand & Co VA ORT. H A. { SALUNGA, PA. | Phone Landisville « New 3-Bedroom MOUNT JOY 3-5803 99 “de PHONE 77-1349 | [TTR 1: 81 TO TT a —— — — — — — p— | Full Basement | IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Birchland Ave., Mt. Joy For Appointment | Phone Edown 72701 or 71455 gas range, gas heat, gas HW. | heater, storm screens and doors, 2 SPECIALS! Shelled Brazil! Nuts | | kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath, | | windows, blocks £5 hell : 39-1 | from square - 30 day posses- bia 4-2197 Write Box 59, | ston 54 Shelled Whole Pecans APPLICATIONS for full and NEW OXFORD, PA. | Pitted Dctes part time work now being C= | mene Clapboard Rancher - Corner | : cepted at the office of G. C. LECHORNS | | . property. large. living room, Chocolate Bits a. . OS. appro $ | kitchen with dining area, 2 Cocoanut Murphy Co. All company bene- fits - Salary. 48-tfe You who have used Melhorn Leghorns for the past 30 years know their quality and Poultrymen who would like tp Position open for general clerk, posting, filing, typing. Perman, ent potion pal er apps try Melhorn this year i Box | i a. | will be ‘pleased. : tonto #.0. Bor C, Florin, Pa. | Due to our’son, John W. Mel- =>" |horn serving Navy, we will not be able to Ty (lassified call on our many friends this year, but ask your cooperation for QUiCK 1eSUMS chicken eo ———r Co Pullom clean. { you | his country in the | bedrooms and bath, storm | doors, insulated. forced hot | air heat with oil burner, full | concreted basement, 4 blocks | from square - 30 day posses- sion $12,000.00 DANIEL 'E. GARMAN | 85 EAST MAIN ST. | MOUNT JOY 3-6911 | REPRESENTATIVE Chopped Mixed Fruit English Walnuts Klein Milk Chocolate Fresh: Salted Peanuts Chrismas Candles ....... Mount Joy Frozen HAROLD L. NOAKER 226 N. Market: St. Elizabethtown 7-5889 Ocean Spray Cranberry Cocktail. Fresh Salted Cashews 2 SPECIALS! We Print Every- 1b. $1.15 ; nb. 51.65 8] thing But Money lb. 29c if And it takes but little 1b. 43c¢c money here to buy the Ib. 45¢ | best printing to be found | anywhere . and that . Ib. 60c { goes for every.hing, from . 1b. 54c cards to catalogs. &| 1b. : 63c i Ib. 80c § Ib. $1.20 8! 10c to $1.50 The Mt. Joy Bulletin At the time we installed our very first telephone we made this pledge —to provide the finest service possible at the lowest cost. We start another new year with this pledge still fresh n our minds. In 1956, as during the years be- fore, we will continue our efforts to try to make your telephone even more valuable and useful 0 you. Columbia Telephone Company mn paid me sey Si SS sit nn RSS Si me SS FEU, fn Fut ASOT gS PE SE pe ef Wis 1) Soman | ati { you pap St Goo sin, ches SEW] drav sets with sion high livin good com tique G. E iron, O Floo: Chor was! hose, nume tion. « » Elme Hert:
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