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CLASSIFIED!
You can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably
9
WANT
Through the
ADS

FOR SALE
MIXED HAY. David E. Mer-
key, Manheim R2.
Mount Joy 3-4749.

Tw MALE PUPPIES, $1.00]
each, Phone Mt. Joy 3-4046.
Fe

Wincroft apt. size gas range;
8 cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerat- |
or; slightly used dinette
with 6 chairs. Call Mt.
3-5538. .
Joy
6-2¢ |
|

Phone Wheel & tire.
T-1p | claim by

FOUND
Owner may
identification and
‘paying for this ad. Phone Mt.
Joy

3- 8261.
6-2¢

HELP OFFERED

set
Masonry ‘work and odd jobs, imposing a per capita tax of
mason
by profession, James

Yet nd saeand cutting ot 260 E. Main St
First and second cutting of
Alfalfa for sale. Warren G/M. Joy. Phone 3-5264. 0420
Shenk, Mt. Joy R2. Phone|
Mt. Joy 3-4841. 5- tfe| cr
Slightly used 30-gallon wa-
ter heater, new guarantee.
Also, six burner, two oven|==
Roper demonstrator, priced |
to sell. Two new fully auto-|
matic wall heaters, at a very
reduced price. Ward Bottle
Gas, 25 S. State St., Ephrata.
REpublic 3-2207.

"Used pianos, Kimball spin-

frigerator $20,
at 125 West Donegal St.,
CARD OF THANKS ‘position of said
il wish to express my
'to my friends, and neighbors|this tax is $14,000.00.
[for their many kindnesses to |
me,
6- visitors,
Clthe hospital, Ben Groff.
Can be his stay in the hospital,
Mt.lour deep
thanks

for flowers, cards and]
during my stay in
T-1p|
and
appreciation for|
437 Forty-six seniors of Done
gal high school took the Jun-|
iata College college aptitude
test given at the school last
| Seerolar Y,
Springs Road.
NOTICE
| Estate of Sarah A. Horst,
dec'd. late of Lancaster, Pa. week. A Mr. Newcomb, di-|
Letters testamentary on rector of admissions of the
said estate having been gran- college, administered the
ted to the undersigned, —
persons indebted thereto are = Tm
requested to make immedi-them without delay for set-
ate payment and those hav- tlement to the undersigned.
ing claims or demands a- Esther M. Hallgren
gainst the same will present 269 Marietta Avenue,
{them without delay for set- Mount Joy, Pa,
to the undersigned, Clarence C. Newcomer
UNION NATIONAL Attorney 6-6¢
MOUNT JOY BANK,
Mount Joy, Pa.
Pan —
Arnold, Bricker, [;
SALE
Beyer & Barnes, Atty's.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE > «MOUNT JOY
Pursuant to tha require- 2 STORY FRAME, 3
ments of the Act of June 25 Bedrooms, Oil Hot Wa-
1947, P. L. 1145, us amend. 7 Heal, Win.
ed, notice is given that the} 1.1 = = $6.800
{Council of Mount Joy in- Beautiful 2'4 STORY
{tends to adopt an ordinance BRICK, 3 baths, oil
| heat, hardwood floors, i
$8.00 on each resident of the 3-car garage. |
{Borough twenty-one years of 2 STORY CONCRETE gg
age or over, for the year BLOCK six rooms & |
11957, under Authority of Bat ABETHTOVE
!said Act. Council deems im 3 BEDROOM RANCH
tax to vel modern oak kitchen, i
necessary to balance the dining arca & large liv-
‘Borough Budget. Estimated ing room, oil heat, con-
revenue to be received from venient financing
I $15,700 i
Borough of Mount Joy 3 BEDROOM SLUMP
{ Glenn Y. Forney BRICK, modern kitchen
|e Secret tary &tile bath, oil iy
ya UN
[ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE |§ 3 BEDROOM BRICK &
Mount Joy, Pa.
Clarence C. Newcomer, BEDROOM RANCH
Garage in
Mrs. Lloyd R. Miller and fa-| Estate of Miles L. Detwil- ff FRAME, tile bath, oil i
et and Storey-Clark consoles. ‘wish to express their er, decd, late of Mount Joyo heat, no down payment
Ulbransan new and used or- sincere thanks to all the Borough, Pa. . for G.I's, $13.150
gans. $75 and up. Hess’ and relatives for the! Letters testamentary on MARIETTA !
sic Store, Route 230, Eliza gifts, flowers prayers and|said estate having been gran- 2 STORY FRAME, Two
bethtown. kindnesses during the illness ted to the undersigned, all Bedrooms foot,
and death of Mr. Miller. ersons i bite reto are artia 3ath, -car
1947 21 ft. Travel Trailer, They especially wish to persons indebied thercty are | Garage in rear with |
$300; Frigidaire counter toplihank Dr. Kendig for his|ate payment and those hav- income. $5,200
burners, $40; pair Firestone|gorvice and concern during ing claims or demands 7 Bcoms & Bath BRICK
tubeless white sidewall past months. the same will present - garage, central heat,
& country tires, 670x15, $40. I lel: 4 Sun $9,000
Phone Landisville TWinoaks,We wish to express our! em without delay for set- FLORIN
8-4971. 6-2¢ grateful thanks for all the|tlement to the undersigned. B 5 STORY BRICK. six
3 ‘kindness extended to our JOSEPH R. DETWILER rooms & bath, oil heat,
1950 Frigidaire Electric and father during Lumber Street, 2-car garage, $14,000.
Joy.
Two bedroom suites,
inghouse . Electric

range,
chrome dinette set. Donegal family.
Mobile Homes, Main Street,
Mount Joy, Pa.
10-year gunraznios (lowers prayers and visits:
Aluminum - 54 2 BR during rer recent hospitaliza- |;
e nip
Green esos gion
Black SY, 50 gal. wish to express my appre-|

For metal or built-up roofs |
Coverage—about 400 sq. ft
per gallon.
MT. JOY TILE & LINO. CO.
MT. JOY. PA.

SEWING MACHINE
Sales & Service

and
New and Used al
Sewing Machines and
WAY'S APPLIANCES made
48 W. Main Street my 1
Ph. MOUNT JOY 3-3622
IYPEWRITERS, add.
rash reg., check inter-coms ond
gafes, files, off. furn., new &
psed. At Roots Sale Tuesday.

“Worth trip” ENGLE, 411 E. and Robert Shank miller [
High St., E-town. 37-c -1p
ii faa
SEWING MACHINES: An | FF eee er
thorized dealer for the three REAL ESTATE
leading Sewing Machines — dhl ae
SINGER - PFAFF - : ee
MESTIC. Sales and Service FOR SALE: Yous
Binkley’s Sewing Machine 81,0 "0.0 eres of
111 N Mar 2.000 chickens. 7 acres oO
Remnant Shop, P round. Would consider rent- |?
ket St., Elizabethtown, soit ng. Phone Elizabethtown
og 2th T-1p |
New and sid Zio) ~NEW HOME —
Organs.. New se ianos - ~
Rp Styled and Uprights. OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Hess Music Shop, Rote, 220.
5-tfc

fndividual designed Spencer
Supportors for Abdomen,
Back and Breasts.

Mrs.
6-tfc Mrs.
hes to thank
ROOF COATING SPECIAL (oR ves tO a as. [persons indebted thereto are
7-1p the expressions of sympathy
Ww t= land kindness extended to us|
est-fat the
time of his passing.|
Max W. Nentwig andj
7-1c
Man in-
all
Harvey Spangler,
ciation to the Florin Fire
company and the Ladies’
Auxiliary for the beautiful
bouquet. Mrs. Minnie Nent-
wig. 7-1c
meme
We t take this opportunity to!
express our sincere thanks/
hanks for
Alice Y. Shank, The

Lovely
with
ner
gal high school.
except Sunday.
son S. Sentz,

for the,
Mount Joy|
appreciation
c¢ effort the
Florin fire companies
in fighting the fire at;
rouse in Stauffertown. |
Jay A. Sherk’s Family
wish lo
sending
our
express our
flowers|
cards for mother, |

home
cor-
two bedroom
fireplace on large
lot.
Nel-|
7- 4c|
Builder

Mrs. Wayne Lehman ROOM FOR RENT: Write]
R. D. 3, Pu [Box C, c/o Bulletin. 48-tld
bik [FOR RENT: Three-room!
apt. in Rheems. Call E- town|

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED: Urgently
115 qt. capacity chrome tank.
Please state price.
Levi M. Beiler, Bird-in-hand,

7-3401 after 3
p.m. 2-tfc|

FOR SALE:
barn, 6
need electricity
Coleman gasoline lamps with ghjcken |
Write to|000, Four
Bloomfield. Contact or
135 acres, bank!
6 room house, water &
in barn & house;
house and other
Stream. Price $8.-
of New
write
miles n.w.

Pa W. Zeiters, R. D. 2
- Newport, Pa. aya
a ee IWOULD © LIKE TO BRENT
house in country, around
HELP WANTED |aApril 1. Write Box H, c/o
I F I The Bulletin, Mt. Joy. 6-2c|
30 e or female TO RENT:
room house or apt. with
MALE OR .FEMALE conveniences, in or near Mt.|
HELP WANTED
Apply at
HESS’ FOOD STORE
MOUNT JOY
Joy. Phone 3-5461.

6-3¢|

~ MISCELLANEOUS

HELP WANTED
MALE

Saws Filed: & Set.
Knives,
Scissors & Shears sharpened.
Oscar Breneman,
bia Ave., Mt. Joy. Ph. 3-5313|

Warren |
Opposite New Done-|
Open Daily
42 Colum-|
3
Attorney 6-6¢ ae i,
$12,700

Hall-
he ot Bagar 2. Mount JONES & ZINK B
doy Borough, Pa. INC.
Letters testamentary on
|said estate having been gran- 119 South Market St.
ted to the undersigned, all ELIZABETHTOWN
Phone 7-1159
to make EVENING CALLS !
requested immedi-!
ate payment and those hav- :
MOUNT JOY 3-8561
: _— ee.
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present

Open For INSPECTION
Elizabethtown
SPRING GARDEN & NORTH HANOVER STREETS
SUNDAY, FEB. 17th
2TO 5 P. M,
3-Bedroom Rancher
tile bath, cusiom-built kitchen, dining area, oil heat,
insulated, expandable, city water and sewer.

ONE BLOCK FROM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Danier E. GARMAN
Real Estate & Insurance
Route 230-1 mile east of Elizabethtown
ELIZABETHTOWN 7-1197
TELEPHONE
WE ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR

You can now
have the
services of
America’s
largest
firm of
income tax
consultants
and specialists
= 15-ifc,
House, part time work, to- |
bacco, for experienced , de-|want a paper hanger or a
pendable farmer. Write Box painter for quick service? |
“J” c/o Bulletin, Mt. Joy. Call Elizabethtown 7-3457.
7-2¢| Alvin Givens, E-town 7D x
c

Tobacco packers and sizers.

Chas. E. Bowers Sons. Apply
C. H. Frank warehouse. Mt.
Joy, on and after Feb. 13.
LEGAL NOTICES

7-1c

Full time televisions service
man. Must have some experi-

ence. Longenecker’s Hard-|
ware Co., Market Square,
. Manheim. Phone
\ 95-2491.
NOTICE
The proposed budget for!
the
has
mm
Borough of Mount Joy
been prepared by Bor-
MOhawk |ough Council and may be in-
50-tfc|spected at the home of the
mm mm
| for less than
$1 a week.
i or write day for immediate FREE consultction
{with our are representatives, without obligation.
|All inquiries are et sated confidentially
SIMPLIFIED TAX RECORD
(Central Office)
2311 N. Front St., Harrisburg, Pd.
S
~ Card Party will be held
1957 Plymouth Plaza 4-door Holland No.
1949 Chrysler Windsor Club
Phone CEdar 8-9298-
|The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday. February 14
Church

| Ergagénion Is
|

Women To Hold Plans Meeting Ee

| A special two-weeks cam-
paign of evangelistic
[meetings will be held in the
Birthaay| Reich's Evangelical Congre-
H Church, one mile

Card Party
A Washington

Maytown, Feb. 22, in the
Fire Hall.
Miss Audry Singer, chair-|
man of the prize committee,
has named the following
workers: Mrs. Clayton|
|Sprout, Mrs. Paul Hoffines |
Mrs. James Gutshall, Miss
Sara Gutshall, Mr, Albert]
“rank, Jean McMillan, Mar-
ie Halter Mrs. John Boyer,
Mrs. Vernon Myers, Mrs.|
Marvin Foltz, Mrs. Howard |
Demmy and Mrs. C. Kauff-
man. f
On the Publicity commit-|
tee is Mrs. Henry Earhart, |
chairman, assisted by Mrs. | 1
Geo. Hicks, Mrs. Pat Crank-| ; |
shaw and Mrs, Richard Dow- 74
hower. |
| Markers are Mrs. Stanley!
Slavey Carol Gratch, Lor-
raine Gilberf, Donna Singer,
Loretta Smith, Pauline Sherk
SUSAN FELLENBAUM
Mr, and Mrs. Ellis H. Fel-
lenbaum, 27 Poplar Street
| Mount Joy, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
(Susan, to John Musser Heis-

REV. GEO. ATKINS
and ; Serle west of Maytown from Feb. ey, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Spd Ann viens, 5 the 17 to. March 3, each night Musser Heisey Mount Joy
> excepting Mondays, at 7:30 R. D. 2.
food commities enaivman. p.m. Both are graduates of
The Rev. George P, Atkins Donegal high school. Miss]
1 of Jonestown will be the Fellenbaum is employed by
Office Managers speaker at these services. Dr. H. K. Cooper and Dr.
During World War II Rev. R. E. Long. Mr. Heisey is
Hold Meeting
The monthly
ing of the Lancaster Chapter
of the National Office Man-
agement association was held
at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
12, at the Hotel Brunswick
in Lancaster. (
The speaker was Gordon
L. Lippitt, who spoke on
“Good Leadership Delivers”.
He was introduced by Fran-
cis S. Groff. Lippitt is the
program director of the Na-
Atkins conducted a Service-!associated in business with!
dinner meet- men’s Evangelistic Center at his father,
- Indiantown Gap for five and
a half years, and served in a SUFFERS INJURY
similar capacity for two and Mrs. Eli Ament. Birchland
a half years through the Avenue, is recuperating at!
Korean conflict. her home with a broken leg.

Presently the Rev. Atkinsiico, and South America, Re-
is the pastor of the Jones-|cently he returned from Ja-
town Bible Church, which is pan, where he was engaged!
the outgrowth of the Evang-|in an evangelistic Crusade.
elistic ministry with the ser-! Appearing with Rev. At-
vice men. He is also, the di- kins in the campaign will be
rector of the weekly radio his talented family, his wife|
tional Training Laboratories, program, “The Gospel in Betty an accomplished pian-|
Division of Adult Education, Song” in existence for ten ist: his four daughters “The
National Education Associa-lyears. The minister has trav- Four Upstarts” and =~ “The!
tion in Washington. eled extensively, having been Soldiers of the King” male!
The next meeting of 3 in Europe in 1950 as a repre- quartet. In the series of ser-
Chapter will be held March|sentative to the World Con- (vices Wednesday, Feb. 20,
at the Overlook Golflgress for Fundamentalism, will be “Sunday School
Club in Lancaster. and he has visited mission Night, and Saturday, Feb.
— — [ B
82ND BIRTHDAY
John Sumpman celebrated
his 82nd birthday on Tues-
day, Feb. 12 at his home on
Wood Streei Fiorin. It was|
celebrated by a small supper
with the family,
a will, rel]
fields in the Caribbean Area.23
- Cuba, Latin America
will be
Mex- Night.”
P. B. GUERNSEY SALE
At the Ass'n Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of
Lancaster on Route 30.
THURS., FEB. 21~12.30 Noon
65 HEAD — MAJORITY VACC.
(40 due within 30 dys of sale date
of the best bunch of cattlz we've ever sold in-
entire milking herd of Frank LePatourel,
who has bred many
A sale like this comes along only once
You can't go wrong in getting your
more milk for this winter by
“Young People’s

Where there's
relative.
USED CARS
1956 Pontiac Conv. Cpe.
New
Fully equipped
1956 Pontiac 2 Door i
H. & R. Automatic |
1956 Chev. station wgn. wid
is a

|
| One
cluding the

one of the oldest breeders in Pa.
famous cows.
in a great while.
foundation stock, or
buying at this sale.
T. B. and Bangs Certified
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS'N.
P. O. BOX 491 Telephone CEdar 4-4062 HARRISBURG, PA.

H. & R., Powerglide
1954 Olds Super “88” P U B 1¢ lon, A I 4 EF.
H &R.
2 - 1953 Dodge 4-Door
H&R.
1952 Pontiac 2-Dr.
H. & R.
1951 Cadillac 62 4-dr.
H. & R.
Arnold’s Garage
Ph. Marietta HA-6-9291
MAYTOWN, PA.
Save $$$
1957 Chrysler Saratoga
Sedan
voto - — Household Goods
Saturday, March 2, 195%
On the premises located along road leading from
Donegal Springs to Marietta, one mile South of Donegal
|Springs, two miles East of Marietta, close to Donegal
| Airport. ry WE THIEF
- 34 Head Bloodtested Holstein Cattle
18 COWS some fresh by dav of eale. 14 HEIFERS from
{one year old to 11: yrs. old, 2 BULLS;
1952 Chevrolet Club Coupe
power glide;
: a Two OLIVER 70 ROW-CROP TRACTORS; Oliver Tractor
Joey Windsor 2 8 Cultivator; V.A.C. CASE TRACTOR with cultivator; Case
Pp Combine. 6 ft. cut. with.motor and straw swather; New
77 Pick-up Baler with motor, starter and hy-
Sedan droformatic; P. T. O, Tryco Weed Sprayer; Do-More Man-
a lure Loader like new; Case Disc Harrow; McCormick
1956 Buick Hardtop | Deering Disc Harrow; McCormick Deering Binder; Mec-
1956 Plymouth 4-dr. Sport |Cormick Deering Cultipacker: Case 3-bottom disc plow;
Station Wagon Oliver two 14” Rad:x Shear; New Idea Manure Spreader
1956 Plymouth 2-dr. Customion rubber; New Idea four-bar side Delivery Rake; New
Station Wagon {Idea P.T.O. Grass Mower; McCormick De2ring Corn
Planter with fertilizer att.; Plank Land Roller; Graham
1956 Chrysler N. Y. New
|7-tooth plow with heavy duty hydraulic cylinder; 15-tcoth
Port
chisel harrow on transport wheels; 2-row Hershey Trans-
1956 Chrysler N. Y. Sedan |planter used three seasons; Case Stalk Chopper; 3-section
Spring Harrow; 3 rubber tire wagons with 14 and 16 ft.
1956 Plymouth Sedan J go oy Wagon and box: 4 horse wagon and bed;
1955 Plymouth 4-Dr. Station 5 wagons and tobacco ladders; Ontario Grain and Fertili-
Wagon |lzer Drill; New Holland Hammer Mill: bob sled: electric
1955 Dodge Hardtop seeder; wheelbarrow; grass seeder: 2-hole corn shel-
[ler with 3; H. P. motor; Letz Plate Mill; Brunner Air
1955 Chrysler N.Y. Conv. Compre ssor with tank and motor; bale elevator; 75 ft. 7
1955 Chrysler Wdr. Hardtop (in, & 50 ft. 7 in. rubber belts; rubber tire wheelbarrow; De-
[Laval 1 Milker with two stainless steel units; piping for 20
1955 Pontiac Station Wagen |cows used three years; McCormick Deering 6-can milk
1954 Chrysler N.Y. Sedan |cooler; DeLaval Hot Water Heater; washtub; twelve 85-1b.
1954 Imperial Hardtop {milk cans; milk buckets and 15 in. Sable In
with motor and thermostat; Buckeye Brooder Stove with
1953 Buick Hardtop cover; Minnich Tobacco Press; tobacco cellar stove; tobac-
1953 Chrysler Windsor [co shears and spears; sizing boxcs; 12x12 brooder rouse:
Hardtop | Fairbanks Platform Scales; 40 5 SXisnsion ladders grease
uns; grease gun filler; single, double and trinle trees: 3-
1953 Plymouth Cranb, C. C | pun Wiard Plow: roller harrow; harness: collars; bridles;
1952 Chrysler Imperial Sdn. gynets: black and falls: log, cow and halter chains; shov-
1951 Plymouth Hardto | els; forks: digging iron; tool boxes; tools of all kinds;
hin Bono Club a HOUSEHOLD: Columbia Kitchen Range; Tructest Oil
Burner: 72 in. long modern kitchen sink; International
1951 Chrysler Windsor House Refrigerator; chest of drawers; blanket chest over
Conv.
100 years old; library tables: small tables; piano: organ;
1951 Chrysler N. Y. Sedan wash bowl set; chairs; meat bench; 3 iron kettles; power
1950 Nash 2-dr. Sedan
{lawn mower; and a lot of articles too numerous to men-
{tion.
1949 Plymouth Spl. Club Sale to start at.12.o'clock Noon,
Coupe iy made known by
Minnie I. Kolp & Norman H. Kolp
when conditions will
Coupe Executors for the Estate of Samuel L. Koip
Louis S. May, Attorney-at-law
Paul H. Siem \ Dur & Gerberich Auctioneers
n'is & Miller, Clerks
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH | Refreshments will be sérved by Builders’ Sun-
MANHEIM MO-5-2381 “chool Class of the Church of the Brethren.
day

TREE SERVICE
KEEP THIS AD!
Over 20,000 Arthritic and
Rheumatic Sufferers have ta-
SAWING, PRUNING and ken this Medicine Since it
) has been on the market, s
SPRAYING inexpensive, can be taken in
the home. For Free informa-
B. B. IBACH tion, give name and
PD to P. 0. Box 1012, Hot
one 5.4616 Springs, Arkansas 6-4¢

(39 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa.

PUBLIC SALE
ss OF wan
Livestock — Implements — Household Goods
Friday, March Sth, 1957
On The Premised Located Along Road Leading From
| Maytown To Mount Joy, % Mile East Of Maytown On
Cameron Farm.
12 Head
Bloodtested- Accredited
CATTLE
Consisting of 4 PUREBRED HOLSTEIN COWS, .2
[GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS, 1 GUERNSEY COW, 4
'PUREBRED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS; 1 PUREBRED BULL,
a full son of Hill Mack Sovereign, Cedar Shade R. A.

|Sovereign, born January 14, 1954; 6 CHEVOIT EWES:
2 CHEVOIT RAMS.
FARMALL “M” TRACTOR, direct connected 3-bottom
disc plow No. H. M. 150; FARMALL “H” TRACTOR and
cultivator; FARMALL Hl TRACTOR with cultivator and
mower; JOHN DEERE “B” TRACTOR with cultivator and
tobacco hoers; 3-wheel weights for Farmall; DAVID
(BRADLEY GARDEN TRACTOR; cultivator for Allis
Chalmers “C"”; Manure Loader for F12 or F14; Massey
[Harris 12 ft. 80 S.P. Combine, used four seasons, in very
good condition; New Holland Pick-up Baler; New Idea
McCormick Deering
McCormick
|Corn Picker,
Corn Planter
single-row
fertilizer
pull-type;
attachment;
with
[Deering Mounted Corn Planter for Farmall “M” or “H;
McCormick Deering Corn Binder on rubber with loader
Papec Ensilage Cutter; New Holland
cut; Judson Hay Rake; 2 Little Gen-
bottoms; 3-bottom Little Genius Plow;
and hitch for plow; McCormick Deering
Heavy Duty Disc Harrow; MecCor-
cultipacker; New Idea Manure Tra¢-
and power take off;
Trailer mower, 7 ft.
ius plows, 14 in.
noo Packer
Disc Harrow; Oliver
mick Deering 10 ft.
tor Spreader; New dea four-wheel Manure Spreader on
rubber; Farquhar -row Tobacco Planter with fertilizer
thoppers; two- wheel gos with 14 ft. bed; 3 rubber tire
wagons with 18 ft. beds; 7 wagons with tobacco ladders
[20 & 22 ft.; 3 sets of double tobacco ladders; 2 sets of sin-
gle tobacco ladders; McCormick Deering Grain and Fertil-
16 disc drill; McCormick Deering combination ham-
|mer mill and pipe; Dellinger 12 in. hammer mill; 3-sec-
[tion spring harrow; bale elevator; grain elevator; grain
bin; 55 gal. water tank; 2-row weeder to attach to culti-
lvator; 2 brooder houses; 2 poullry houses; range shelters;
tobacco
hog
Tobacco Presses;
tobacco cellar stove;
scales; 3 Minnich
sizing boxes;
2 platform
shears, and spears;
feeders; lawn mower for Eshelman Garden Tractor and
sickle bar; electric brooder, 500 cap.; chicken feeders;
water fountains; Keenco Egg Washer: egg baskets; egg
graders; DeLaval Magnetic Milk Machine with two units;
piping for 28 cows; Frigidaire 6-can milk cooler; wash
tubs; electric water heater: buckets; strainers; electric
Ibarn fan; grease guns; forks; shovels; tools of all kinds;
(log chains; cow chains: tractor chains; tractor cab for Mas-
{sey Harris; MIXED~HAY; SOME THIRD CUTTING AL-
|FALFA; STRAW; EAR CORN BY THE TON.
400 LEGHORN YEARLINGS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 4-picce reed
drop-leaf table; tables; chairs; buffet; 2 radios;
{1 antique: tubs; 10 qt. ice cream freezer;
Kitchen Range; old fashioned room heater;
dishes; crocks; jars; 3 iron kettles; and a lot
too numerous to mention.
Sale to start at 12 o'clock noon
be made known by
porch suite;
2 chests,
Kalamazoo
rag carpet;
of articles
when conditions will
Dupes & Gerberich, Aucts.
(Landis & Kraybill, Clerks Aaron B. Good
efreshments will be served by The Home Builders
Sunday School Class from Church of the Brethren,
PUBLIC SALE
-_— OF
Livestock- Farm Machinery -Household Goods

Tuesday, March 35, 1957
On The Premises Located Between Mount Joy and
Salunga, 2 Miles South Of Mount Joy, One Mile West
Of Sclunga, Turn South From Route No. 230 Where
'The Four-Lane Begins.
a it an
21 Head
Holstein & Guernsey
COWS

nome raised
Some and vaccinated, most of them fresh by
day of sale.
1954 FARMALL SUPER “M” with remote control.
1951 CHEVROLET TRUCK with new motor,
carries U license; Massey Harris 7 ft. self-propelled com-
bine: 1952 New Holland No. 77 Baler: 2-row No. 2-M.E.
Mounted Int. Corn Picker for H or M Farmall: Bemis 2-
row transplanter; Black Hawk Grain and Fertilizer 13 disc
drill on rubber, used two seasons; J. D. 18-28 disc harrow
stake body,
used two seasons; Case 8 ft. offset disc: heavy duty
hydraulic depth control; Me.D. H or M Mounted Corn
Planter with fertilizer att.; Domor Manure Loader used
two years; snow plow with angling blade for Ford or
Ferguson Tractor: Little Genius two 14 in. bottom plow:
Smoker Bale Elevator with electric motor used two sea-
sons: Me.D. double cultipacker; 2-section steel land roller:
Case side delivery rake: 2 rubber tire wagons: double
tobacco hoers; P. T. O. Tractor Mounted Grass Seeders: 2
set of tobacco ladders: rubber tire wheelbarrow; metal
grain cart; corn sheller; two Minnich Tobacco Presses: 10
ton chain hoist; cattle rack for 10 ft. truck bed: Lincoln
Electric Welder: air compressor with motor and tank:
range shelter; chicken feeders; water fountains: chicken
crates; egg baskets; Surge Milk Machine with two stain-
less steed units; piping for 20 cows; 4-can T33 Milk
Cooler; nine 85 1b. milk cans; wash tub: electric hot
water heater; milk can rack; electric Emory wheel; elec-
tric motors; electric fence chargers; wire; posts; electric
fly sprayer; log chains: cow chains; shovels; forks: and
a lot of tools; corn by the ton; Dehorner.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - 10-picce dining room suite:
large drop-leaf table; small tables; 2 library tables: China
closet; kitchen cabinet; Quaker 5-room oil heater: large
Caloric Circulating Space Heater: chairs; washstand:
electric meat slicer; hanging scoop scales for produce;
blue glass set of dishes; tubs: crocks; jars:
ANTIQUES — Sleigh Back Bed; cheese molds: farm
dinner bell; iron kettles; butter scales; salt & pepper
shakers: and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to start at 12 o'clock noon, when conditions will
be made known by
Curvin D. Nace, Jr.
Dupes & Ladis, Auctioneers
Landis & Miller, Clerks
Refreshments to be served by Salunga Fire Co. Ladies
Auxiliary.
NO HUCKSTERS