*) The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 26 5 Patronize BULLETIN Advertisers 5 S1CO ROFIT P S Public Schools PUBLIC SAL Friday Eve’g, May 4, 1956 IN THE BOROUGH OF ELIZABETHTOWN, IN PEACH ALLEY. Annual Spring House Cleaning Sale Things and More Things SOME ANTIQUES Sale to start at 6:30 P. M., when conditions will be made known by Walter Dupes Gerberich & Mertz, Auct. 17-2¢ PUBLIC SALE Newtown Schoolhouse & Household Goods Saturday, May 5, 1956 2-Room School House good slate roof, electricity and 1 situated in the village of with modern heating plant, ihree quarters of an acre of lang Newtown, Rapho Township. | Also at the same time and place, Housc hold Goods, including Keely Cook Stove, large extension table, couch, beds, oil stove, kitchen chairs, kitchen utensils, lard cans, crocks, jars, Radio, cupboard, kitchen cabinets, 20 black- boards, pictures, piano, oil tamps, 300 tobacco lath, plant flats and many other articles too numerous to mention. ALSO ANTIQUES Tables, dishes, Dutch cupboard, bureau, tables, beds, coverlets, quilts, rag carpets, wood chest, flour chest, irons, etc. C. S. Frank, Auctioneer R H A ndt Claude Zellers. Clerk . . r Sale on School Grounds, Saturday, May 5, 1956 1:00 P. M. E. D. Saving Time. Personal property will be sold first. 17-2¢ UBLIC SALE New and Used Household Furniture Fri. Eve’g, Apr. 27, 1956 In ‘the vacated Church of the Brethren building, Washington Street, Elizabethtown, Penna. The following articles are used Church property equipment: Large assor inets; clothe racks; small chairs for children; chests; er cradles and bassinets; flower baske and closed back benches; assortment of some with folding legs; large assortment flannel boards; pianos and benches; large assortment of kitchen and serving equipment; lot of folding screens; some chairs and rockers and many articles too numerous ta mention. Any membe the proceeds to go to the tacting the Board of Trustees, Also at the same time and place for the EBERLY FURNITURE STORE the following new furniture and rugs, discontinued numbers samples: 2-piece living room suite, Taylor made, covered in good chartreuse material; 2-piece sectional suite; 3-piece mahogany bedroom suite; several sets of box springs and mattresses; end tables; lamp tables; and lamps of many varieties and styles; one-half dozen linoleum rugs, size 9x12; dinnette sets, one wrought iron and a few chrome with formica top tables; about 100 small rugs; also several 9x12 Axminster Rugs; two 4-piece bedroom suites, dresser, chest, bed and nite stands, lined oak; one buffet and some chairs; 3 - 5 vanity dressers and about four nite stands left over from very good suites; a number of gliders and porch chairs; baby cribs and highchairs; one used 9-piece mahogany dining room suite; one used 9-piece walnut dining room suite with extra large table. There will be many items for the sale which are not jisted, so come and see. This is the kind of sale people have asked about. Me held a similar sale about; 3 years ago and we again hope sale. This is an opportunity fo moderate prices. "So don’t forget the date 1956, at 6:00 P. M., when con by USTEES, CHURCH OF THE Chest of drawers, chests, cradle and tment of bookcases and racks; filing cab- lot of small tables and twelve dozen trunks: antique and oth- ts and stands; open serving tables, of black and ’ rs wishing to contribute items to this sale, building fund, can do so by con- J. W. Kettering, Secretary. items of and floor r tremendous values at very Friday evening, April 27, ditions will be made known THE BOARD OF TR BRETHREN AND MILTON EBERLY, OWNERS illar, Aucts. Dupes & Miller, Aucts a Landis and Basehore, Clerks | ning, farm products. MILTON | many | to sell all goods offered for | ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hofl- man, 187 S. Charlotte Street Manheim, announce the en gagement of their daughter Joan, to . Clyde K. Nentwig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Nentwig, Wood Street, Florin Miss Hoffman is employed by the Manheim Knitting Company and Mr. Nentwig, at the Marietta Air Force Station, Marietta. ———— MARRIAGE LICENSES Kenneth E. Brubaker, Mt Joy Rl and Mildred A. Wit- man, Salunga N 4 Big evening auction coming up at the Holmes Homestead Follow signs off Pa. Rte. 44, 4 mi. from Millport, and 5 north of Shinglehouse. 15 from Wellsville 16 from Coudersport - 20 from Olean 11 from Genesee. Wed. Eve. May 2 - 7 Sharp!! 102 blood- tested Cattle - 84 Herefords (mostly polled) - good ones! 18 Holsteins - a nice bunch - Tractor and all equipment Good dairy equipment. Come early - bring the family and pick up your start in the Hereford business & replen- § ish your dairy herd. Farm is being sold so there can be no reserve! Write Rumseys’ of Westfield, Pa. for posters. B. L. Crowell, Owner. Auc- tion by Rumseys. 17-1c¢ 332 oss esses 3 Buller’s Beauty Salon ad MAIN ST. FLORIN, PA for spring planting. OWEN MUMMA Permanents I give “Toni's"” 1t. Joy 3-8851 Maude Buller MT. JOY R2. 3333 22308 ... For smart home makers of today ... and tomorrow! See Hardwick High Style Automatic Gas Range Big Giant 24" Oven < Bigger Inside . . . . Smaller Outside M. S. SENSENIG FRIGIDAIRE - WILSON Sales & Service 206 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY PA. $3300 33332 PLOWING Cold Waves & Machinless Will plow and ‘prepare lots 3st sities ss $s PH. 3-9674 vania farm problems differ Apple Blossom Penna. Secretary of] 2 cam Penn-! cultural Program lor on flock to Boyerstown on Sun- program includes items rang- annual re County Apple tion of Pennsylvania farm po cc will be on view sumers. He stresses the need through one of Pennsylvan- the following points: Leading the tour will be A HO” od at a dance Friday night, gram for the distribution, gd a6.» dance y nig tion of all Pennsylvania state Apple Blossom Queen al and research program and Candidates for the queen |close relatives of Berks Co. sylvania children. are tion of surplus food products, sponsoring the gala weekend program, especially to those chairman, today issued an in- 4. An effective control and|to participate in the tour. AliNew 1956 Mercury as Long-Term Pennsylvania Harrisburg, April —— claring that many Pennsyl-| erks County basically from national farm problems, Dr. Wm. L. Hen- Agriculture, has announced. JOU Is May 16 a long-term “Proposed Agri-| Thousands are expected to sylvania.” : i Covering 17 points, his 9a, May 6 for the jourth newal of the East- ing from expansion of farm ern Berks youth activities and promo- Blossom Tour. products to atomic age Ser-| po. the thousands of visitors vices for farmers and con-| oc... 95 mile guided route for research and attention to ja’s leading fruit areas. family size farms. He lists = | 5 a Berks County's 1956 Apple 1. A real and effective’ Blossom Queen. To be select- long-term promotion pro- " [May 4, the queen will repre- sale, marketing and consump-| Barks County in the ~ in York later in the 2. An expanded education- year, effective distribution of crown must be daughters or whole milk in the school] lunch program plus increas- frui ue : ruit growers. The growers ed use of milk for all Penn-| png Re the . iar Boyertown chapter of Junior 3. An increased distribu- Chamber of Commerce in through a more widespread event. participation in the present Richard Houck, general 0 TODA families where there are un- yitation to all persons from AND SEE THE dernourished needy children. Middle Atlantic States A yo 4 eradication program for all] We believe you will see livestock and poultry diseas-| beautiful blossom scenery as ASK FOR AL PEIFER es and an equally effective you ever have in your life plant insect and disease con- in Boyertown. We hope you trol: program. will come to Boyertown on 5. Continue and step-up Sunday, May ..—or for the our indemnity program for| entire weekend if you like. the certification and accredi- gi tation of the entire State Emergency Phone Garber Motor Co. ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE 7-1181 10-tfc § with the eventual elimina-| . tion of tuberculosis & Bang's Number Reminder disease. | Residents of Mount Joy 6. Continued improvement and other boroughs of the A Fine Line of Stylish Frames and expansion of our State county plus Lancaster City YOUR ZN toll, secondary and rural are reminded of emergency el J highways to make it possible] telephone numbers when doc- EYES NC << The for faster, more efficient. tors cannot be reached. 1d 1 : | ¢ eo exited every movement of farm products Lancaster City and County 00d De eX Inne every years! to market and to insure Medical Society, organized greater safety on our high- in 1949, desires to provide Dr. J. S. Belsinger ways. good medical care twenty- Optometrist 7. Encourage and extend four hours a day. This non-gyes Examined-Glasses Prescribed 2 the rural electrification pro- Profit organization's chief = Afier 18 Years in Charge purpose is to handle incom ing calls for doctors’ offices. The Bureau will locate the doctor being called or in his absence contact an alternate doctor.. As a reminder to residents gram in the Commonwealth with the possible develop- ment and use of some of the large, low-cost power devel- opment projects, such as the proposed Niagara Falls hy- dro-electric energy develop- ment project. of Mount Joy, the emergen- Closed Mondays—Open Daily 8. Expand and extend the ¢Y number for the local doc 9:30 to 5-—Friday ’til 8 i public school vocational ag- tors is MJ 3-9251. riculfure program so that every farm boy in the Com- monwealth may have access to this type of training. | 9. Expand and extend the agricultural and home econo- mics research and extension programs in the Common- wealth. 10. Encourage the enroll- ment of more agricultural students at the Pennsylvania State University with the es- |tablishment of scholarships | for the needy and best quali- | fied students with emphasis jon training college graduates in the sciences of agriculture. 11. Institute and complete a State-wide soil survey. 12. Encourage an effective program of secil and water | conservation for the benefit, of all, through county dis-| | tricts. | | 13. Eliminate or greatly, reduce all taxes on gasoline] {used on the farm for the | production of food. | 14. Provide more service, Rh Now Successor to Gainsburg Optical 47 West King Street Lancaster, Penna. Come in or phone 7-3669 \ WE PUT THE CLEAN IN SPRING HOUSE CLEANING! Let us clean those drapes and give them a “Like New” look! Our modern equipment plus experi- ence adds up to the best in cleaning service for you on all your cleaning needs. Don’t risk ruining draperies and slip covers with half-way or make-shift cleaning methods. Eicherlys PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE East Main St. Phone 3-4071 Mount Joy, Pa. {to all farmers with special : Stignuon to the family-size' . £4 AE SA ED SM arm. HAVE YOUR FARMLANDS LIMED NOW 15. Encourage agricultural | exhibits, fairs and shows in |the State with an improved BY A MODERN SPREADER LIKE THIS... and expanded program of events in the State Farm {Show Building, such as the] |new open livestock and jun-| (ior dairy shows. fi 16. Modernize our Pure Food Laws and provide ade-! quate enforcement for thel® consumer, also feed, . er, pesticide, and similar ; | laws. { 17. Make every effort, thru # | research, to adopt atomic en-| ergy and power for peace- time use and especially to | discover its nuclear value in | disease and insect control, |seed and food preservation, “3 CHEERY This modern 30 foot spreader will spread Martin's Quality Lime quickly, efficiently and make your soil more productive. { As you know, every crop makes your soil! more deficient in certain minerals, which, if | genetic changes in animal oe . land plant breeding, etc. not replaced by liming, will cause poor crop |with practical application production and unhealthy livestock. | for use by farmers. To meet this condition, you should have’ ee (ren i your soil tested periodically to determine if 3 ~ your soil needs lime and the amount needed. You can do this by taking advantage of our “FREE! SOIL TEST. Phone New Holland 4:2112%0r Terre Hill 5-3455. Send a _card, or letter to 2 a $id —Don’t Keep Putting It Off Buy One Of These Homes Now ELIZABETHTOWN NEW RANCHERS 4 Rooms and Bath ................0... ..... $9,800.00 5 Rooms and Bath ... ie _. $12,900.00 5 Rooms and Bath, Expandable .. $12,900.00 5 Rooms and Bath, Expandable ... $13,500.00 5 Rooms and Bath, Expandable ...... $14,600.00 5 Rooms and Bath, Garage .. . $14,750.00 5 Rooms and Bath... ........ $15500.00 22 Story, 7 Rooms and Bath .......... $11,500.00 2Y2 Story. 8 Rooms and Bath . . $12,000.00 2 Unit Apartment _. $12,000.00 FLORIN and Bath . $14,500.00 Rooms MOUNT JOY 4 Rooms and Bath—Expandable $ 6.000.00 5 Rooms and Baia—G. I. APPROVED $12,850.00 7 Rooms and Bath—Garage $23,000.00 6 Rooms and Bath—Garage $24,500.00 NEAR BAINBRIDGE $750 Down. Pef Mo. $42.43 $ 6,500.00 > Rooms Rooms and Garage and Bath FARMS Near Mount Joy—1 Acre, 10 Room House, Barn _.... Lae $ 7.500.00 Near Mount Joy—2 Acres, 7 Room House a hi ; $10,750.00 Near Elizabethtown—26 Acres, 7 Room House is : ie $12,750.00 Near Elizabethtown— 100 Acres Woodland _...... $10,500.00 MIDDLETOWN East of Town, 6 Rooms & Bath $ 9,500.00 East of Town, 1%2 Story Finish-it-yourseli $ 3,000.00 BUSINESS PROPERTIES Grocery Stores, Body Shop. Hotels, Restaurants, Gas Stations Open For Inspection Ranch Type Homes SAT. & SUN., APRIL 28-29 2:00-5:00 P. M. Maytown, Pa. South Arnold Street Elizabethtown, Pa. 409 Snyder Avenue V. A. AND F.H.A. FINANCING AVAILABLE LOW DOWN PAYMENT — LONG TERM DANIEL E. GARMAN # ' REAL ESTATE AND'INSURANCE a | 81 E. Main St. Mount Joy. Pa. Phone 3-6911 EVENT ST Re bat they get NOTICED 910 Quarry Koad, Blue Ball, Lancaster County, Pa, 17-3c¢ | { | Toate 3 | 1 { Patronize BULLETIN Advertisers | pa SIMON P, NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pa. | QV D IN 0 4 VI LTA St Df Mount Joy, Some Real Values in Nice Clean Automobil 1949 BUICK SEDAN Dinaflow 1949 MERCURY 2-Door * 1953 CHEV. 2 DOOR 15,000 Miles 1953 FORD 2-DOOR 6 cyl. 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN 1952 FORD 4-DOOR | 9 8 cyl. TRUCKS 1952 FORD 2-DOOR 1953 FORD PANEL I~ 8 eyl 6 Cyl. 11949 PONTIAC 2-DOOR 1949 1 TON STUDEBAKE CLARENCE W. HERI SALES SERVICE MOUNT JOY PHONE 3-97 333338333 33 33333 =" Time To Buy Soe, Your Used Car 1955 V-8 "210" 4-Door Sedan RADIO & HEATER 1954 Buick 2-Door Riviera RADIO — HEATER — DYNAFLOW 1954 — 6 "210" 4-Door Sedan RADIO — HEATER -— P-GLIDE 1954 Olds Holiday Coupe RADIO & HEATER 1953 Chevrolet Belair Sedan’ ITLL: $ RADIO HEATER — P-GLIDE i 1953 Ford Sedan $ RADIO HEATER CLEAN # 1952 Ford %-ton Pick-up ® Newcomer Motors, Inc. WEST MAIN STREET SII: PHONE 3-4621 | We're Trading High On The Big “WM” At Middletown NISSLEY MOTOR CO. We need more cars to fill our Enlarged Used Car Lot 1 2 Yrs. or 35,000 Mile New Car EASY TERMS - 30 MO. TO PAY ~~ NO DOWN PAYMENT ON MANY MODELS A FEW SAFE BUY MODELS ’55 Montclair H-Top Aut. Trans. $274! ’55 Chevrolet V-8 Od. 2-door $194: ’53 Hudson Hornet Hollywood . Hyd. $124 ’53 Chevrolet 4-door 210 R&H $114! 49 to 51 MODELS $75 to $395 NISSLEY MOTOR CO. Direct factory Lincoln-Mercury-Continental Deale! MIDDLETOWN, PA. Open 9 - 9 — Sunday 1 2 8 Call WH-446( A Ee DE SAAR Pr Rr gS] hoe joo 70 his ES br Cl Tri Rev Sund 9: 10 ship. Gle Un Rev. Sund 9: for a 10. | BE ship. 7:] Stud; Monc 7:5 Meet Tues 74 Choir Wed: 1:3 ice. 8:3 Coun [hur 6:3 Rehe 7:3 Rehe . Rehe Frida { 7.5 i Band Cr i Paul Satu 7: Hard i Color Va. & ple, = prom i ory \ “this fi Wedn 3 MN Pray: thy Afric speak forme town. { i Ch Rev. 9:0 10: i ship. i vine .Q da 5% oS = Sermq 3 Wedn J 7:4 meeti 3 | speak Fe od 1 St. Lu Chu 5 tev. 1 San 9:0 10: vice. 7:3 i vice. Newt Rev. Sunda 9:0( 10:( vice. 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