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Kleinsvilie, on the Hauck|A., Harrisburg. | Saturday, March 9 — be-) | The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. MARRIAGE LICENSES
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TREE SERVICE Over 20,000 Arthritic and aie egister wm i ma tween Mout 299 Sd Balun. MAYTOWN | Thursday, February 28 5 Benjmin Hertzler, - Man
Tuesdays March Pare FIREMEN SUPERVISE heim RI, and Gloria O.
Rheumatic Sufferers have ta- Edg tot
ar Funk, auct, 2 ments, househo oods,
| dg tween Mt. Joy and Salunga, ent ehold good by
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' SAWING, PRUNING and ken this Medicine since it RH, Seo. $00 :
SPR/ ; has been on the market. It is Friday, March 1-—at Mon-| IN '2 mile south of Route 230, °° Sser. ane- emer Schreiber, Salunga.
[ B. B. IBACH he rome Foal pie yor terey, south of Leola, stock vous stock & implements, by Cu-{Honeer, —— The Maytown Church ol HOUSE BURNING Daniel D. Jury, Lancaster
. . tion, give name and address |& implements, by Eli Eber. iron ONEEA’ vin D. Nace, Jr. Dupes, auct. | bg God will hold Evangelistic] yp ip “ hie |
Phone 5-4616 to P. 0. Box 1012, Hot |sole. Dupes, auct. [Springs to Marietta, 4 miles .:. ’ Monday, March 11 nite ou March 3 til I'hree fire companies and Jean Darrenkamp, 15 E.
139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa. | Springs. Arkansas. 6-4t south of Elizabethtown, im- miles southwest of Mount. Services from March 3 untilig oq py Saturday afternoon Main: Street. Mt. Jov
ee te rai Saturday. March 2 & live stock, by] Wednesday, March 6—Onyjlle, 2 mi. south of St. Jos. March 17. There will be ser, control a fire deliberately" DUE bi EYE
¢ Saturday, March 2 — One Samutl M., Kolp. Dupes, auc- road between Salunga and apps Academy on Lincoln Vices every night but ied to destroy a house in William Cooter, Jr., 160
. Heisey.
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P mile north of Columbia at/{joneer Eshelman’s Quarry Live 11: : i Nor 3 ancaster
I : . “ dns Highway, livestock, imple- day night Salunga. North Queen St., Lancaster,
Cery U B L I C SAL | DAE A dik pock, farm implements and ments and household goods, The Soup Sale sponsored Men and trucks from Sa-'and Alice Marian Fox, 221
, Ste I ents household goods. Lloyd B. by IL N Miller by the sixth grade mothers lunga East Main St., Mt. Joy.
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{Terms by John & Lizzie Ko-| Monday, March 4 — Leroy C , Mount Joy and Lan
t. Joy o of VOR |ser. Edgar F. Funk, auct, [fourth mile south of Landis-| Musser. Spahr & Landis |g” Shreiner, aucts. was very successful. Approx-lgicville were on hand and - —
44-tfc « . tock H — ville on Road to Root’s Auc-" SSM Se imately 800 quarts of hose lines both to be
Livestock — mplements — ousehold Goods, . asics tion, Farm implements and . Monday, March 11 — near. corn soup was sold: The! adv in ease of od i
ed Staurday, March 2 — €- household goods by Ralph ¢. Wtdnesday, March 6th — Reading, on Flying Hill’ Ww cleared ready in case of need and ave
- Hw eon md Spahr & Landis. near Florin, on the Henry|farm, dispersal of 65 head of Sount Of money clearedito throw water on the fire '
[dale s ar "we - We Garber far > wre satel nen (Was $428.56. Oe ’
{7 Friday, March 8th, 1957: Quarry. ™ Dairy © cattle, [AuCts: 290. stock rag tea, Ore Mrs. Helen Hostetter from fo Keep al, 1957 Plymouth Blvd. Sdn.
1 On The Premised Located Along Road Leading From [implements some household Monday, March 4 — near B. Hostettler. Dupesler, Wilmer V. Weaver. Sale Palmerton visited her sister (, Benj. Hess, was an old 1957 Plymouth Savoy Sdn.
g | Maytown To Mount Joy, % Mile East Of Maytown On £00 S. y John 5. MUsSIT- | cornwall, dispersal of 100 auct, managed by Wm. Juzi, Marie Harter over the two-story frame house locat- 1957 Chrysler Saratoga
andis & Spahr, aucts. [ines p ER ns P.G.B.A., Harrisburg. weekend. led i » 8 curve i he
Cameron Farm. | head of purebred, blood- Nr: and Mes. Fred Wetzel ed in the S curve at th Sedan
ac- ~ tested, accredited, some vac-| Thursday, March 7—North, , TRY T, & yrs. Fred Welzel, south edge of Salunga. It is .
dl (Saturday, Marcch 2 — In|cinated Guernseys, Owner, of Rt. 230, one-half mi. west Tuesday, March 12—South Jr. from Gettysburg visited anticipated that when the de- 1957 Chrysler Windsor 2 &
: 1 2 Head |West Hempfield Township, Paul Kline. Sale managed of Florin, on Norman Miller 0f road 230 between Mt. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wetzel, bris is cleared the roadway 4 door Hardtops.
ive 1 mile north of Columbia at by William Juzi, for P.G.B.farm. Livestock & farm ma-/and Salunga, Hiram Strick- gq. Sunday. Will be. straightened’ d
1: BE DOR 0. Omar Landis, ler. farm. “Farm “machinery, S00 SEN. wy Will be straightened and 1957 plymouth Plaza 4-door
| o> y oh sel S. anti ee J Cross e ©Ss propert)
Bloodtested- Accredited P U B IC jAuct. household, Sods aus aes Card Party held by the La- Firing of the house ‘was Sedan
i bn, A | EF or : —— dies Auxiliary of the hy Township Supervisor Above cars all equipped
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C A T T L E | M March po 3 Tuesday, March 12 —near Company was we attended. | fro yingrich. A light with radio, heater, and
McAllisterville, north of gjverson. 55 There were 27 tables. be Pi he YE ite.
Loh 5 — OF — Thompsontown, complete er es The “ih Scout Troop made an i063, Vine for
GRADE “HOLSTEIN COWS, 1 GUERNSEY Cow. 4| LIVESTOCK and FARM MACHINERY 0 head Holsteins ace vace. holsicing, farm ma. will hold a banquet Thurs." PU (1956 Chiysler N. Y.
: 2 i airy e arm | chinery. mer David avant Yale. DE . i. Regis
1 PUREBRED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS: 1 PUREBRED BULL, ! implements. Owner Mrs, Funes David Sharp day SVEning: ih, Bo a Bulletin advertisement pays
a full son of Hill Mack Sovereign, Cedar Shade R, A.| North Shellenberger. Sale ’ gl Kountry Bah: Xu helt par . By >> 1956 Chrysies Windsor
—— Sovereign, born January 14, 1954; 6 CHEVOIT EWES: managed by Harvey Rettew. Tuesday. March 12 Ons ents wi e we ionored SE ER onv.
2 CHEVOIT RAMS. ESR we LUNE
"FARMALL “M” TRACTOR, direct connected root, March 2. 1957 Friday. Naveh 8 Suh 2 HX Open House at the May- A H + Al’ P if 1950 Plymosth fdr, Sport
disc plow No. H. M. 150; FARMALL “H” TRACTOR and | 12:00 O'CLOCK NOON road leading from Maytown and some household goods, town Elementary School was Lhe € er 9 .
cultivator; FARMALL “C” TRACTOR with cultivator and | L : to Mount Joy, on Cameron Terms by Cyrus §. Frey. well attended. More than 1955 Dodge V8 Station
mower; JOHN DEERE “B” TRACTOR with cultivator and ocated on the Norman Miller farm north of Route farm, stock, implements, & Edgar F. Funk, auct. 400 persons inspected the Sales Representative Waron Prwesfliip
tobacco hoers; 3-wheel weights for Farmall; DAVID|230, one-half mile west of Florin. Watch for sale signs. household goods. by Aaron —— newly remodeled building. 1955 Flymouta Belv. 8 Sdn.
BRADLEY GARDEN TRACTOR; cultivator for Allis! ons 2s. auct. sdnesdav -™ . > rg pr i £5
Chalmers “C": Manure Loader for Fi2 F14: The following items will be sold: Good, Dupes, auct. Wednesday, March 13 — The Rev. and Mrs. Vern with powerfiite
Harris 12 ft. 80 S.P Combine used four foun in prod : Be. Wer ile Sous Eb aL Baum ind re nd| Garber Motor Co. 1355 DaSoto Hardiop
condition: New Iolland Pick. lor: Ne vg Wednesday, March 6—1!:/t01 ove on ( ersole Easton were visiting Mr. anc
Corn Picker, single-row. pull-type: peormg| JOHN DEERE MODEL A. TRACTOR miles wost Salunga at New. on ts Fo oe Mos. Henry L. Haings Year . . Ford Mercury 1955 Wes Harhiop
Corn Planter with fertilizer attachment; McCormick JOHN DEERE MODEL 40 TRACTOR comer’s quarry. Lloyd Bron ie ar nt the past week. The Rev. ELIZABETHTOWN Yys or + Secon
Deering Mounted Corn Planter for Farmall “M” or “H”;| Musser farm. Stock and goods, blacksmith Baum and daughter returned PHONE 7-1181 1354 Imperial Hardtop
McCormick Deering Corn Binder on rubber with loader |with cultivator. Both tractors are in good shape with Plements. Spahr & Landis, and plumbing tools. Levi w.|to Easton on Saturday, but) : ty 1953 Dodge V8 Hardtop,
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I and power take off; Papec Ensilage Cutter; New Holland | good rubber. John Deere equipment as follows, mounted aucts. Mumma. J. H. Ruhl, auct. Irs. Baum and son remained |, ............. TT a Powerflite
Trailer mower, 7 ft. cut; Judson Hay Rake; 2 Little Gen- |discplow, 2-14” plows, Model 999 corn planter with fer- ————— th = am aid Mis. Hay Probes rete 1953 Ford Custom Sedan
ius plows, 14 in. bottoms; 3-bottom Little Genius Plow: tilizer attachment, disc harrow, semi-m d 7 . :
Sprocket Packer and hitch for plow; McCormick Deering| er, side delivery rake, manure loader ig 7) 7 1 i ger returned Monday from a 1953 Cranb. C. C,
Disc Hairow; Oliver Heavy Duty Disc Harrow; McCor-| tor, 120 bu. power take off manure spreader, John Deere Yes, You Can Afford a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- USED CARS 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook
mick Deering 10 ft. cultipacker; New Idea Manure Trac-| automatic wire tie baler, John Deere Model 12A Combine ert Lowry and son at Pitts- Sedan .
tor Spreader; New Idea four-wheel Manure Spreader on|with bin; Rubber tire wagon, 215 ton: cultipacker, 60-tooth burgh. Mrs Lowry is their 1956 Pontiac Conv. Cpe. 1952 Chrysler I ial Sd
y rubber; Farquhar 2-row Tobacco Planter with fertilizer | spike harrow, 3-point hookup weeder, lane scraper, snow SNAVELY 1c hter TE ir New rysier B
hoppers; two-wheel trailer with 14 ft. bed; 3 rubber New Holland hammermill, New Holland corn shel. eh alge Ida Fully equipped 1951 Chrysler Windsor
Miss Mathilda Williamson . Sedan
wagons with 18 ft. beds; 7 wagons with tobacco ladders|ler, 15 ton Papec feed mixer with electric motor, belt con- from Harrisburg called -on|1956 Pontiac 2 Door
"0 arrisburg calle (
20 & 22 ft.; 3 sets of double tobacco ladders; 2 sets of sin-|veyor, scalding trough, Iron Age high speed pota lant- R i i i
| gle tobacco ladders; McCormick Deering Grain and Fertil-|er on rubber, Trexler potato yes with pel Do Mr. Richard Albright and H. & R. Automatic 1951 Buick Station Wagon
izer 16 disc drill; McCormick Deering combination ham-|grader. Miss Anna Albright on Fri- 1956 Chev. station wgn. 210 1951 Dodge Club Coupe
mer mill and pipe; Dellinger 12 in. hammer mill; 3-sec- i ok day evening. H. & R., Powerglide 1951 Chrysler N. Y. Seda
tion spring harrow; bale elevator; grain elevator: a POULTRY EQUIPMENT The children of this area 1955 Qlds “98 4-Door 1949 or 4-door
bin; 55 gal. water tank; 2-row weeder to attach to culti- | 12 RANGE SHELTERS, Buckeye starting battery, enjoyed a vacation on Friday : : P Rs t
vator; 2 brooder houses; 2 poultry houses; range shelters; [500 cap, 1,000 ft. !» inch water pipe, chicken coops, feed- because of the George Wash- | Fully Equipped epec
Mh. 2 platform scales; 3 Minnich Tobacco Presses; tobacca ers, fountains, fans, several dozen wire egg baskets, Whirl- ington holiday 11852 Pontiac 2-Dr. 1349 Plymouth Spl. Club
shears, and spears; sizing boxes; tobacco cellar stove; hog a-Way egg washer, G.L.T. egg washer, several coal stoves. The Pancake Supper. Shon: H.& R. Coupe
lawn ower > Eshelian Gorden and lelectric motors, 1» in. electric drill, pipe threader, pipe anal” red bv a on 1951 Olds 4-Door MANHEIM MO-5-2381
sickle bar; electric brooder, 5( cap.; chicken feeders; |vise, emory wheel, 60 ft. endless belt, chopping be A Sore 2 > : x
water fountains; Keenco Egg Washer; egg baskets; egg iron kettle, ground scoop, and ny eh, 2 gon Post on Saturday cven- 1850 Pontiac Automatic 1949 Chrysler Windsor Club
: ing was well patronized. Coupe
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
barn 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.
YWN 400 LEGHORN YEARLINGS
bg HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 4-piece reed porch suite;
drop-leat table; tables; chairs; buffet; 2 radios; 2 chests,
1 antique; tubs; 10 qt. ice cream freezer; Kalamazoo
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Several tons sccond culling Alfalfa Hay. The Teen-Age Dance wilh Id’ G
TORR be held Friday evening from| no S arage Paul H Stern
20 Head Here are the Homes that are As low as 7% 10 istend of Saturday]. my, Marietta HA-6-9291 y
faster to build — more simply evening as previously an- MAYTOWN. PA CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH
ACCLIMATED constructed and more econ- $ nouncad. Ly Hany le os :
omical! 3565 The Ladies’ Auxiliary of
® Paneclized Wall Sections the Donegal Post 809
B U L L S ® Andersen “‘Flexivent’’ serve a Baked Ham Supper 3 9
Windows (awnin or on Saturday evening, March g N U d C
9 BASIC HOME 2, from 4 to 8 p.m. The price : ewcomer 8 SE ars
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tory at Columbia on Mon-|
Kitchen Range; old fashioned room heater; rag carpet; 800 - 900 1bs. and hopper type) from ot ;
dishes; crocks; jars; 3 iron kettles; and a lot of articles Some Household G 5 SOR . LCA ig or adults and 60c or |g
dishes; Jos 2 xn i =} i old 0s wag Hany articles not men- 8 Grade or Birch Doors You can see a children. This price includes 8 RECONDITIONED and CLEAN
Sale to start at 12 o'clock noon, when conditions will | Th PE ; Sgin 12:00 o'clock noon. Terms by ® Roofing: 290 SNAVELY SETTER Qessart. =
be made known by Omar Landis & Elmer Spahr, Auc . 20 ny ded Shi | BILT HOME in , Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Julius|3
Dupes & Gerberich, Aucts. A . B G d Kravbill Bros Clerks Norman S. Miller onde ingles Lancaster, Mt. Joy, and son from Dover, Pa. vis-|m J
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks aron . 00 lh ; A quality, pre-engineered home, Landisville, Lititz ited Mr. and Mrs. Norman|® 54 Oldsmobile Sedan
, 3 is, = 4 i a Refreshments will be served. with a differént look. Winter con- ? . al pes ric, SR . >
CO St § Y § 5 trracrts i sy ia See c © ) -
ping be forved oy The Home Builders struction can be carried on Ephrata, Columbia & cures] ind family on Sun :
Sun ay choo > ass rom lureh o Ae re ren. Tm 4 a without interru Lic n. other nearb areas. (aay. B I
: —_— rt eres i» U B i IC 5 A E s li Ee The members of the Don-& 53 Ford Hardtop Coupe
ee r—=——MAIL COUPON —=™-egal American Legion Post|g
i 4) LC z809 attended the morning / : R
i U B IL I © S A 1. EF. —QOF— SNAVELY 23 SYAVELY 5, 3003: hye wordip vee at Reich's 32 Buick Sedan
i : : orto JB. CC. Church on Sunday .
at OF Livestock — Implements — Household Goods in | Please send compote information [= 0 CRE 90 SREY 2 51 Plvmouth Sedan
LANDISVILLE I on a BETTER-BILT HOME and tell | lglg genial Y
: : ] me where I can see one nearby. dinner guest 201 Mr. a MIS. |»
Livestock- Farm Machinery -Household Goods 5% 1 ve M2 Herbert Smith on Sunday |. \
Saturday, March 2, 1957 , ., feces TN Tans loti art Sots op Suey, 851 Mercury Sedan
On the premises located along road leading from Lumber—Roofing | Address their gages Me Jom Boy Es vi
! er, tourad the cut glass on 50 Oldsmobile 88 Sedan
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Donegal Springs to Marietta, one mile South iD 1 iid;
Tuesday, March 5, 195% Springs, two ‘miles East of Midori et o Pore Building Proguets '50 Ch i 4-D S d
evrolet 4-Door Sedan
On The Premises Located Between Mount Joy and Airport. A Juliette Low birthday ®
Scalunga, 2 Miles South Of Mount Joy, One Mile Wesl| H d ° P U [54 f I SA i | party was held on Monday|®
Of Salunga, Turn South From Route No. 230 where 94 ea Bloodtested Holstein Cattle evening by Je intermediate § '50 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan
The Fourlaze Begins: 18 COWS some fresh by dav of sale. 14 HEIFERS from ro hi le ®
5 > : ead one year to 1}: yrs. old, 2 BULLS: Wednes., March 6, 1957 the founding of the Girl g
A i i ) Scouts. / .
952 Chevsolel Club Coupe The undersigned will sell on the premises in West A very interesting program |® 56 Chevrolet Y2-ton Pickup
: Hempfield Twp. on the road leading from Salunga to consisting of a play, a talk -
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) Two OLIVER 70 ROW-CROP TRACTORS; Oliver Tractor Ung of play, a i
| Holstein & Guernsey Cultivator; V.A.C. CASE TRACTOR with cultivator; Case the Eshelman Quarry the following to wit: OE eo vena] Tk °
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WN eul, with motor and straw swather: New Sune oo a ae -
J olland No. ick-up Baler with motor, starter and hy- H i Th |
4d C O W oy droformatic; P. T. O, Tryco Weed Sprayer; Do-More Man- ea girls The leader of the g ewcomer otors, nc.
jure Loader like new; Case Disc Harrow: McCormick group is Miss Loretta Mayers 8
Some Bons raised and vaccinated, most of them fresh bY | Deering Disc Harrow: McCormick Deering Binder: ° pl He Mm West Main Street Phone 3-4821
3054 ALL SUPER "A witt {Cormick Deering Cultipacker; Case 3-bottom disc plow; olstein When in need of printing Se An Sire
39 ig : With remote control. Oliver two 14” Radex Shear; New Idea Manure Spreader remember The Bulletin, SCO
1951 CHEVROLET TRUCK with new motor, stake body, on rubber; New Idea four-bar side Delivery Rake; New
carries U license; Massey Harris 7 ft. self-propelled com-|ldea P.T.O. Grass Mower; McCormick Deering Corn A
COWS =~ tr
bine; 1952 New Holland No. 77 Baler; 2-row No. 2-M.E.|Planter with fertilizer att.; Plank Land Roller: Graham
ee Mounted Int. Corn Picker for H or M Farmall; Bemis 2-|7-tooth plow with heavy duty hydraulic cylinder; 15-tooth il 0 ;
Suk ow transplanter; Black Hawk Grain and Peptlliver 33 disc chisel hatroly on transport wheels) Stow Hershey Trans-| 2 Sh 9 fresh by day of sale
Dold drill on rubber, used two scasons; J. D. 18- disc harrow p anter used ree seasons; Case Sta “hopper; 3-section o
5 used two seasons; Case 8 ft. offset disc; heavy duty Spring Harrow; 3 rubber tire wagons with 14 and 16 ft. ONE TWO STOCK BULLS LL a d C h i c k
we hydraulic depth control; McD. H or M Mounted Corn beds; Columbia Wagon and box; 4 horse, wagon and bed; 100 LEGHORN CHCKENS. GREIDER STRAIN
200 Planter with fertilizer att.; Domor Manure Loader used|5 wagons and tobacco ladders; Ontario Grain and Fertili- 5 TRA
le; two years; snow plow with angling blade for Ford or(zer Drill; New Holland Hammer Mill: bob sled: electric FARM IMPLEMENTS
iE Ferguson Tractor: Little Genius two 14 in. bottom plow; grass seeder; wheelbarrow; grass seeder: 2-hole corn shel- Ten It. Massey Harris COMBINE 2 Massey ' Pers lized With Initials)
2s Smoker Bale Elevator with electric motor used two sea-|ler with 3; H. P. motor; Letz Plate Mill; Brunner Air Harris 30 TRACTORS, 1 with manure loader, cultivators (Personalizec ith Intiats)
2x sons; Mec.D. double cultipacker; 2-section steel land roller; | Compressor with tank and motor; bale elevator; 75 ft. 7/for each, 1 cultivator, tobacco hoer 7 ft. cut mower, corn
he Case sidé delivery rake; 2 rubber tire wagons; double in, & 50 ft. 7 in. rubber belts; rubber tire wheelbarrow; De- planter. off set disc harrow. 2-bottom disc plow, New
PAE tobacco hoers; P. T. O. Tractor Mounted Grass Seeders; 2 Laval Milker with two stainless steel units; piping for 20 Holland baler, No. 77: New Idea manure spreader culti- -
Ae set of tobacco ladders; rubber tire wheelbarrow; metal [cows used three years; McCormick Deering 6-can milk packer, roller, spike harrow, 3-section spring harrow,
RII grain cart; corn sheller; two Minnich Tobacco Presses; 10 (cooler; DeLaval Hot Water Heater; washtub: twelve 85-1b. Broadcaster fertilizer drill Hershey double row transplant-
Et ‘ton chaip, hoist; cattle rack for 10 ft. truck bed; Lincoln |milk cans; milk buckets and strainer; 18 in. stable fan er, New Idea side rake, two rubber {iired wagons with
alk air compressor with motor and tank;|with motor and thermostat; Buckeye Brooder Stove with beds, two tobacco wagons, two extra sets tobacco ladders.
Als range sfielter; chicken feeders; water fountains; chicken cover: Minnich Tobacco Press; tobacco cellar stove; tobac- Harvey bale and grain elevator 100 bu. grain bin, power
a crates; egg baskets; Surge Milk Machine with two stain-|co shears and spears; sizing boxes; 12x12 brooder rouse; corn sheller, 6 in. belting, air compressor, 500 gal. water . YA
uth less steel units; piping for 20 cows; 4-can T33 Milk Fairbanks Platform Scales; 40 ft. extension’ ladder: grease [tank on wagon, two hog feeders, chicken feeders chicken When You Bu The Gents Schi ck 25
Ale Cooler; nine 85 1b. milk cans; wash tub; electric hot|guns; grease gun filler; single, double and triple trees: 3- crates, iron troughs, Minnich tobacco press, stripping room Y
Ri water heater; milk can rack; electric Emory wheel; elec-| horse Wiard Plow; roller harrow; harness; collars; bridles: stove lot walnut lumber, metal wheelbarrow, greasc gun,
Ns tric motors; electric fence chargers; wire; posts; electric|flynets; block and falls; log, cow and halter chains; shov- log chains, lot tools and wrenches, forks. shovels, ensilage
Al fly sprayer; log chains; cow chains; shovels; forks; and|els; forks; digging iron; tool boxes; tools of all kinds: cart, tobacco muslin 2 and 3 yds. wide; 15” & 3,” galvan-
le a lot of tools; corn by the ton; Dehorner. HOUSEHOLD: Columbia Kitchen Range; Truetest Oil ized pipe, garden hose, 16 milk cans, Surge 3-unit milker,
3 HOUSEHOLD GOODS — 10-piece dining room suite: | Burner; 72 in. long modern kitchen sink; International piping for 20 cows milk cooler, electric hot water heater,
10x large drop-leaf table: small tables: 2 library tables: China House Refrigerator; chest of drawers; blanket chest over|galvanized twin tubs, milk buckets and strainer. electric
10 closet: Hi cabinet: Quaker 5-room oil heater: large 100 years old; library tables; small tables; piano; organ; /brooder, six egg baskets egg sander.
= : I wash bowl set; chairs; meat bench; 3 iron kettles; power HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Caloric Circulating Space Heater; chairs; washstand;| Vas or. ond a lot of critcles t OLS :
electric meat slicer; hanging scoop scales for produce; Jaws mower; and a lot of too numerous to men-| Columbia range with water back, 6-leg loaf table” 3 beds,
blue glass set of dishes; tubs; crocks; jars; on. i . hrs .., 3 bed springs, chest, two wood chests, flour chest, dining
Sale to start; at 12 o'clock Noon, when conditions Will’ room suite book case. wardrobe, baby crib, chairs. rock.
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] ANTIQUES — Sleigh Back Bed; cheese molds; farm > S44 .
3 dinner bell; iron kettles; butter scales; ‘salt “& “pepper be made known by ers, trees, dresser, Victrola mirrors, ‘clock; library am reer ewelry Gift Shep
a shakers; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. * * table lot of dishes, jars, skillets, large copper kettle, and J
Sale to start at 12 o'clock noon, when conditions will! Minnie i. Kolp & Norman H. Kolp many other articles. = .
be mad b { c rs for » Estate of S: Lunch served by Women’s Work of the Salunga :
st : 2 $ tows y Ars . |Louis S. May un yr fhe Samual, Rojp Church of the Prion, : EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 3-4124
3 Dupes & Ladis, Auctioneers C D N J (Louis S. May, Attorney-at-law : .
: Landis & Miller, Clerks urvin v. aCe, JI. Dupes & Gerberich Auctioneers _ Sale to begin at 12:00 o'clock Wednesday, March 6,
% 1957, when terms will be made kr™»wn by
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Refreshments to be served by Salunga Fire Co. Ladies Landis & Miller, Clerks
3 Auxiliary. | Refreshments will be served by Home Builders’ Sun- Spahr & Landis. Aucts, Beli owl tml sel if vane if reli tte
WE NO HUCKSTERS |day School Class of the Church of the Brethren. = 7.3¢ Gainor & Hertzler, Clérks Lloy d B. Musser