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GEORGE E. CARRIGER |
Paint and Body Shop
Wrecks Rebuilt — Cars Painted — Body and |
Fender Work
Electric & Acetylene Welding
Wheels Balanced and Aligned
PHONE E-TOWN EM 7-6450
PUBLIC SALE
OF ~—
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Saturday, Nov. 23, 1957
RHEEMS

The undersigned will sell at
premises, situate along road leading from Mount Joy to
Hossler's Church, (near Becker's Service Station), Lancas-
ter County, Pa.
All that certain tract of land adjoining lands of Rob- |
ert Tormo, Martin Heisey, and others.
Containing 3; acre, more or less.
Erected thereon is a
215, Story
FRAME
HOUSE
With Summer
Kitchen Atoched rm
Containing 6 rooms and bath room,

walter
system and electric, 2 car garage and workshop.
pressure
Property may be inspected on any Saturday and on
day of salé or by appointment by calling Manheim - MO-
hawk 5-3591.
Real Estaie will be offered at 2:00 P. M.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Norge Elec. refrigerator, Othello coal range, Heatrola!
oil heater, 3 burner stove with oven, electric washer, 5 pc.
living room: suite,
extension ‘table, old cherry
old sink, jelly cupboard, fiour chest, library table,
tables, Singer sewing machine, Victrola, rockers,
two 9x12 rugs, throw rugs, two china toilet sets,
fruit jars 1858, pictures, mirrors, iron kettle & furnace,
silverware, dishes, cooking uiensils, crocks, tubs, 12 gauge
shotgun, lawn mower, garden tools, wheat cradle, chicken
feeders and fountains, and many other articles not men-
tioned.
Sale 1 M.
J. H. Ruhl, Auctioneer Mrs. Dora L. Neideigh
CLOSE-OUT
PUBLIC SAL
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Entire Farm Equipment & Personal Property
Saturday, Nov. 16, 1957
Located in Rapho Twp., Lancaster Co.. along the
road leading from Mi. Joy to Mastersonville en the farm
known as the Herman Geib Farm.
1955 JOHN DEERE “40” STANDARD 3 POINT HOOK-UP,
WITH CULTIVATORS, LIKE NEW:
1943 CYCLONE “B” JOHN DEERE ROLL-O-MATIC AND
POWER TROL: F-20 FARMALL
Two 14” bottom plows with 3 poini hook-up; two 14”
John Deere bottom plows, three seciion spring harrow,
heavy duty 24 Disc, 9 ft. Cullipacker, New Holland Pick-
up Baler, Allis Caalmers 5 it. Combine, two Ontario 9-hoe
Drills, New Idea Hay Rake, 4 bar, used two seasons:
Joan Deere 7 fi. Grass Mower, used one season; John
Deere Loader, used 2 seasons: John Deere Manure
Spreader, one bar with 6 chisels for 3 point hook-up:
John Deere Duster, Pota’o Planter, Oliver P. T. O. Potato
Digger, Poiato Grader, John Deere Corn Sheller, Bemis
2 row Tobacco Planter, Bale Elevator, Trailer, Grove
Wagon, on rubber with bed: Wagon on steel, wagon on
table, old corner
small
chairs,
to begin at 12:30 P. Terms by

wood, dung sled, wheelbarrow, Chicken nests, one 15-
8 and 2 hole Hog Feeders,
3 Vises, Wrenches,
hole: Feeders, egg baskets,
some Carpenter Tools, Drill Press,
Forks, Shovels, Lawn Mower, Power Lawn Mower, six
milk cans, Log Chains, 300 Tobacco Lath, Spzars, Shear-
ers, Scales, Scalding Trough, Garden Tools, 1 H.P. Motor,
three {4 H.P. Molors, Electric Fence Charger, 100 Volts;
Weed Burner, 3 doz. Muskrat Traps, eight 50 gal. Drums,
four pcs. 4x8 Plywood, Window Sash, 3 Bicycles, Toy
Tractor, Fire Engine and Express Wagons; 40 ft. 34” gal-
vanized Pipe and Elbow and Tees:
1947 STUDEBAKER 1%2 TON TRUCK — TARPAULIN
11 x 14 — 5 TON STRAW — 20 TON EAR CORN,

50 MUSCOVY DUCKS — 25 HEAVY CHICKENS
PERSONAL PROPERTY
G.E. 9 ft. Refrigerator, G.E. 11 cu. fl. upright Deep
Freeze, G.E. 23 cu. ft. Chest Type Deep Freeze, G.E. Au-
tomatic Washer, G.E. Deluxe Electric Stove, Duo-Therm
Qil Burner, with fan and 275 gal. tank; 4 room Space
Gas Heater with Temco Thermostat control, 6 pc. Walnut
Veneer Bedroom Suite, Westinghouse T.V. Set and an-/
tenna, Singer Electric Sewing Machine, 2 pc. Living
Room Suite, with extra chairs, 6 Dining Room Chairs,
China Closet, Extension Table with 3 boards, Walnut
Extension Table with 7 boards, Desk, 3 beds, 2 cribs,
Bureaus, End Tobles, three 9x12 Rugs, two 8x10 Rugs,
Kiichen Cabinet, Lamps and Small Tables, 2 Burner Elec-
tric Hot Plate, 3 burier Coal Oil Stove, metal {folding
Typewriter Table, G.E. Sweeper, Sunbeam Mix Master,
Iron Kettle, jars, crocks, dishes, pots and pans, a lot of
home-canned Frait, Frozen Vegelables, Garden Hose and
many, many other desirable items not mentioned.
This is a compleie Dispersal Sale as we are moving
South due io ill health.
Sale to commence at 12:00 noon, when conditions
will be made known by
Auctioneer—Rufus K. Geib Mahlon N . Shelly
Refreshmenis will be sold by the Auxiliary of the
Mastersonville Fire Co. (Chicken corn soup, sandwiches,
cake and pie). 45-2¢
{County Supt.
meeting at the University
|Pennsylvania
larrange
{of Schoolman’s Week in Lan-
|caster City and County
(1958. He also attended a ban- tended the morning worship/your own containers.
|quet at Hotel Sheartan.
land daughter
lfrom the
on S. River St.,
Road.
Public Sale on the
two bedroom suites with springs. 6G ft] &
cupboard, /
Dated MES

mE (Mrs. Harold Ney, Mrs. Don-
laid Ney, Mrs. Roy Martin,
~ MAYTOWN [Miss Grace Henderson and
frie ‘nd accompanied the
Farm
===|Women's Society #8 to the
Mervin Brandt, Asst. [Whe Hill Industrial School
attended al last Thursday evening. They,
of/were served a very delicious
to| meal and taken on a tour of
(the buildings.

Mr,
last week
for the continuation
The members of the Done-
for{gal American Legion Post at-
vangelical
Sun-
|services at the Ev
Reformed Church
Marcia moved day.
Morris Apartment| The Rev. and
to their new Shuster and sons
Murs.
Mr. and Mrs. Max
Mrs. Harry
of Palmer-
{home on the Donegal Springsiton visiled May Hicks
fon Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felty! Mrs. John Buller and Mrs.
land daughters Helen and George Engle, who were pa-
Mary Ann, Mrs. Carl Shenk,'tients at the hospital, have
FALL IOUND-UP SALE
SELLING 100 HEAD
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1957
Sale Starts - 1:00 P. M.
| REGISTERED AND COMMERCIAL ANGUS CATTLE
BULLS — COWS WITH CALVES BRED COWS
BRED HEIFERS — OPEN HEIFERS
All cattle come from T.B. and Bangs Accredited herds,
and may be shipped anywhere.
Sale will be held at Paul Sanger’s Sale Barn, located
4 miles east of Lebanon, Pa. on Route 422 |
For Information
FRANCIS ENCISCO - Sale Manuger
PENNA. ANGUS ASSOC.
1107 North Second Street Harrisburg,
Phone: CEdar 2-8483 or REgent 7-7190
Pa.
40-4C
“PUBLIC SALE
Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE & ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1957
ON THE PREMISES LOCATED IN THE BOROUGH
OF MOUNT JOY, AT NO. 202 EAST MAIN STREET.
Lot of ground 50x150 ft. more or less, thereon erected a
3 Story
White Brick House
bath and sun porch on second floor;
open stairway to second floor; stair
powder room on first
large cellar; stoker-

containing 14 FOOMS:
large reception hall;
way from kitchen to secand floor;
floor; wash house adjoining kitchen;
fired furnace, hot water heat.
2 Story White Brick House
5 rooms and bath adjoining large house. Garage
-oom for three cars and storage on rear of Igt.
These will be offered as one unit.
SMALL TRIANGULAR TRACT OF LAND
on the South side of Sassafras Alley to rear of above de
scribed property.
Arrangements to view
Tlizabethtown EM 7-1358.
Also at the same time and place the following
and antiques will be sold:
G.E. Refrigerator; extension table; kitchen stool; scales;
lay bed; iron bed, spring & mattress; desks; desk chair
mall folding table; Philco Radio; Halls & Davis Piano &
chest; sectional
premises can be made by calling
houschold
tool; davenports; sewing machine; cedar
yookcase: books: canned fruits; jellies; cooking utensils:
jishes: electric floor, bridge & table lamps; 2 Seth Thomas
viantle Clocks; chairs; rocking chairs; throw rugs; carpets:
inens; doilies; double tubs; stepladder; lawn mower; gar-
len ‘tools q
ANTIQUES: Peg top table with 2 drawers; six leg drop
222” leaves; 4-leg drop leaf tables; 5-leg
‘ound drop leaf table; 3 Hipplewhi te tables; 2 drop leaf
lipplewhite shaving stands; 2-drawer wz: alnut farm table;
“hippendale Bureau with original brass pulls; Chippendale
ilt-top pie crust table: Chippendale mirror; Chippendale
vaiters with original painting; walnut stand with eagle
law feet: walnut blanket chest refinished with 2 drawers
nd original brass pulls; large walnut wardrobe; walnut
Night stand: 2 walnut bedroom suites; marble top bureau;
narble top washstand; marbletop table; 6 ladder-back
lush seated chairs; 2 cane-seated armchairs; cane-seated &
yack rocker; 2 green & gold Captain chairs; spinning wheel
irmchair; spinning wheel what-not: 7-rung butterfly Win-
jor Chair; 7-rung bow-back chair; Winsor Armchair; Win-
sor Highchair: Victorian Rocking chair; 4 Victorian Chairs:
Jictorian Loveseat; Grandmother's nursing rocker; reed
rocker with plush back & seat; ladder-back plush seat
| cheese cutter rocker; plank-bottom chairs; old plank bench;
table bench; wooden settee; 2 Empire bureaus; Empire
sideboard: pine night stand; jelly cupboard; 1-piece jelly
sorner cupboard; pine chest with the old hinges; thread
cabinet with 4 drawers; sewing stand with spool rack and
drawer; stool with needlepoint top; peg leg foot stool; Map
of Mount Joy Borough 1859; Historical Atlas of Lancaster
County 1875; wool coverlets in good condition, dated
{years of 1822 and 1845; paisley shawl; linen; lot of honfe-
eaf tables with
spun linen; table cloths; and = napkins; towels; printed -
homespun linens; quilts; comforts; blankets; braided rugs;
old parasols; old China Doll & cradle;
flax; baskets; 1-weight 8-day clock;
Pewter Pilates; pewter fruit dish;
2 copper oil fillers; copper kettle;
high hats; hat boxes;
trivets; flax cleaner;
6 Townsend London
pewter basin; fat lamps;
tinware; brass candle stick holders; Delft Wine Jug; vine-
gar cruets; 2 pieces of wedgewood; compote; 2 ironstone
pitchers; ironstone tureen with apple on top; 2 ironstone
tea pots with acorn on top; large Bavarian Fish platter
22%x10%; pepper grinders; lot of chinaware; Haviland;
painted china; milk white dish; salt shaker; bowl; spoon
hand painted bowls and vases;
2 Westward Ho Vases; fluted glass mustard jar; 82 in.
yeliow satin glass vase; salts; vaseline candlestick holder:
Steigel type wine glass; blown bottle hunter & fisherman:
Jenny Lynn Blown Bottle; cut diamond spiin holder; blown
brandy decanter; syrup jar with pewter ‘top; pink Luter
Platter and 2 plates to maich; 2 rose bud goblets; blowr
goblets; copper luster pitcher with sanded sides; 2 copper
luster mugs with raised flowers on sides; pink Sunderland
mustard jar perfect; Silver Luster Creamer & Sugar Bowl
perfect; Luster decorated pitcher; pink decorated creamer:
6 pink Luster cups & saucers; 3 pink soft
1 platter & 2 plates of pink soft paste
pink luster house mug; soft paste
3 green and 4 opale-
pink sugar bowl;
paste cup plates;
child's cups & saucers;
plate with red roses; 7 cup plates;
scent; heart design; teapots; Leeds soft paste bowl; 3 Kings
Rose Plates; Gaudy Dutch Cup & Saucer imperfect; soft
naste cup & saucer rose pattern; 2 Bristol Mugs, 1 white &
1 blue; 3 blue sandwich salts; Giraffe Cup & Saucer Stone-
ware; old blue sugar bowl & fruit plate; Leeds teapot; Ve-
nus ware, 6 plates & bowl; Rogers Silverware; sil "er mug
jsilver bell; brass bell; original painted crocks & jugs; glaz-
ad crocks; ‘earthen crocks; and a lot of articles n)t men-
tioned.
Personal property be viewed on evening of Navem-
ber 15th "and day of'sale.
Sale to start at 10:30 A. M. Real estate to be offered at
2:00 P. M, when conditions will be made known by
M. M. Harnish, Attorney
John A. Snyder
Dupes & Gerberich, Aucts.
Landis & Garman, Clerks
Executor for the Estate of Anna Shearer
44-3¢
hayride on
Church. I.
Wolle,
returned to their homes. The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
The Sunshine Bible Class| Thursday, November 14 5

of the E. & R. Church held ——= — on
its monthly meeting Tuesday |
evening at the home of Mrs FLORIN
May Hicks.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Nig 4 in Mr, and Mrs. Leon Brinser
the Fire Company will hold of Middletown were guests of
1 Chicken Corn Soup sale on
Saturday at the fire house at Mr and Mrs. George Mumper
on Sunday
10:30 a.m. Please supprot |
this worthy cause. Bring Mrs. Nelson Felty of Hav-
ertown, is spending some
Mrs. May Hicks and Miss MH sister, Mrs.
Marie Harter spent Jagti >="
Benjamin Hess is con-
weekend at Palmerion Mr.
(0 his home on account
The Eveready and the fined
Men's Bible 8. S. Classes of Of illness.
the Church of God will meet, Miss Mary
this evening at the home of Saturday in
Mrs. Elizabeth Kauffman. friends.
Hamilton spent
Lancaster with
The hostess is Mrs. Howard] Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hess
Knisley. spent the weekend at Blain,
Prayer meeting and Bible Perry Co., with the former's
study is held every Wednes- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
day evening at 7:30 at the ence Hess.
Church of God. Mrs. Calvin Herr returned
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gal-to her home Monday after,
lo of Marie.ta R1 celebrated being a surgical patient at,
their tenth wedding anniver-/St. Joseph's hospital.
sary last week. Mr. and Mrs. Reist Mum-
Mr. Richard Albright cele- mau entertained Mr. and Mrs.
brated his birthday Monday. (Tyson and Miss Darlene Ger-|
The Explorer Scouts had a'litzki to dinner on Sunday.
Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Head,
They were chaperoned by of Virginia,
their leader, Mr. John Boyer.'lend at the latter's parents,
The film, a living church, Mr. and Mrs. William Buller
was shown on Sunday even-and family.
ing at St. John’s Lutheran] Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheiter
was produced to and daughter visited the lat-
help to celebrate the 40th/ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Anniversary of the United/Harry Barnhart at Elizabeth-
Lutheran Church in America. town on Sunday.
Dr. Ambros Herring, Sec’y| Mrs. Jay Brandt, returned
or the Lutheran Inner Mis-to her home Monday after
sion of the Lancaster Con-undergoing surgery a! the
ference, will be the speaker General Hospital.
at the annual Thank-Offering! Mr. and Mrs, Howard Geb-
Service on Sunday a: thehart and family of Staten Is-
Worship Service of St. John'’s|land, N. Y. spent the week-|
Lutheran Church at 10:30 a.'end with the formers parents,
. Me and Mrs. Harry Gebhart.
The United Lutheran . and Mrs. Roger Kyle
Church Women met er from the Brandt a-|
day evening at the parsonage. partment lo the Murphy Apt.
Mrs. Warren Libhart, Bain-at Mt. Joy Wednesday.
bridge, led the discussion. |° Rev. William Longenecker|
Miss Grace Henderson andis conducting Revival meet-|
friend spent the weekend atings for ten days in the|
|Hollidaysburg and Martins-/Church of the Brethren ati
burg, visiling friends. Learnersville, near Altoona.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hersh-] Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
ey and son Harold of Mount- Myers visited the lalters bro-
ville called on Miss Helen'ther and family, Rev. and
Sload on Sunday evening. |Mrs. Leroy Walters, at
Mrs. Sarah Sload visited Waynesboro on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sload at| Eld. Howard Bernhard is
Lititz over the weekend. holding one week of revival
Mr. and Mrs. Rihard Hoff- services at the Cherry Lane!
man and family of Fords, N. Church of the
J. visited Miss Helen Sload Bedford.
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Frey,
The Rev. and Mrs. John'spent the weekend with the
Mrs. Christie Buller former's brother at Bedford.
and Miss Helen Sload visited! Mr. and = Mr§, Clarence
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Wolfe Wagner of Elizabethtown an-|
at King of Prussia Saturday. hounce the birth of twin]
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ells- daughters at the General hos-
worth, Sr. of Allentown vis- pital Tuesday evening. Both
‘ited the Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Wagned are
Ellsworth, Jr. on Sunday. formerly from town. Mrs
The Teen-Age Club are Wagner will be remembered
sponsoring a hayride Satur-as Minerva Buller, daughter
day evening. Those eligible/of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore]
are the club members and/Buller.
friends. The chaperons will rt i
be Mrs. Gratch, Mrs. Frank, The Dragonfly is a creature
nd Mrs. Leas. (of the air, never walking. Its
ree (men legs are used for catching
When in need of printing prey and as landing and per-
‘emember The Bulletin, iching gear. f
P. B. GUERNSEY SALE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 — 12:30 NOON
At the Association's Sales Pavilion, 6 mi.
aster, Penna., on Route #30.
75 HEAD — 40 COWS - 19 BRED & 16 OPEN HEIFERS |
cast ol Lan-
(40 due clese to sale date)
Bangs & T. B. Cert. - 100% Vacc.
FEATURING the Dispersal of the Highlandvale Farm
Guernsey Herd (41 head) owned by E. H. DeVilder, Clar-
on, Pa.
One of the greatest producing herds in Western Pa. On
ontinuous test for 26 years. Occasional consignments from
that herd to our sales have demanded top prices - Topped
} Western Pa. Sales the last 3 years.
DHIA Average—1956 - 9,454 M. 493.9 F. — 1957 - 9,381
481.1 F. (Both years high herd in Clarion County)
IN SALE 10 daughters of ROSE FERN DUKE, a son of
M.
Locust Grove H. sovereign out of Rose's Fern Lifetime!
vroduction 14 lac. 134051 lb. M. - 6332 1b. F. 9 daughters
fat each.
first calf records with over 400 1b.
of the best
Herd has been developed on blood of some
ifelime record cows in Penna.
Truly one of the great farmer
rause of a sudden loss of help.
Added consignments are the kind that are
sale date.
bred herds sold only be-
fresh close to
Sale Managed by:
Tie PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS'N
. 0. Box 491 Harrisburg, Penna.
178 GARDEN SPOT SALE - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
LANCASTER. PENNA.
At ‘he J. M. Brubaker Farm located in Willow
Street Village. 4 miles south of Lancaster, Pa. just off
Routes 72 and 222.
75 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
(Nearly all Fresh or close springers - Service age
Heifer - Calves)
T.B. Accredited,
Bulls
Mos. ly all calf
All Bang's Certified,
Taccinated. Treated agains. shipping fever.
A FEW OF THE EARLY ENTRIES - - -
heifer by Dandy Conqueror out of Bell
2 Top 2nd calf
with 653-1bs fat and a lifetime produc-
farm Suzone Dtr.
ion of 129,425 Milk. Next dam with over
tveritt E. Benjamin, Holtwood, Pa.
® Top service age son of Curtiss Candy
Capper Curtiss
wt of dam with twice over 500 up to 532-lbs fat, 4.38%
n 2x. Martin Zimmerman, East Earl, Pa.
» 3 Top Heifers from Harry R. Dick, York, Pa. Certainly
vou have seen the heifers consigned by the Dick’s before.
They have topped several of the sales. One is by Butterfly
Montvic Brigadeer (His dam with 1022-lbs. fat) out of top
itr. of Winterthur Winner Fobes Don. Next dam with 96,-
100-milk on 2x. Also a top dir. of Hilimac Sovereign.
% McCarty Bros., Sugar Run, Pa. consign a top son ofl
Sovereign Cochran out of dam with 104,073-1bs milk in 8
rs. He is selected pedigree and ready for service.
Make your plans now to atiend and buy at the Novem-
yer Garden Spot Sale’
Sale starts 11:30 A. M.
SARL L. GROFF,
Local Representative,
Strasburg, Pa,
Lunch Available Catalogs
R. AUSTIN BACKUS,
Sales Mgr. & Auct.
Mexico, N. Y.
spent the week- 4!
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Brethren near —
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100,000-1b milk.
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Sales - Service '85 E. Main St., Ph. OL 3-6911, Phone Marietta HA 6-3531
Dodge “Job Rated” Trucks MOUNT JOY, PA. MAYTOWN, PA.

Delta & Henry Streets ae 3%
MOUNT JOY, PA. == = el
Phone OL 3-8271 WARREN H. STEHMAN ° so OIL COMPANIES
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Insurance Service oe

FLORIN
OL 3-6712
RHEEMS GARAGE
STUDEBAKER - PACKARD
Sales and Service
Raffensberger - Risser
Etown EM 7-1230
Square Street
Phone Mt. Joy PAPERHANGING

JAY M. HELLER
COMPLETE LINE OF
INSURANCE
J. ELWOOD BRUBAKER

Interior - Exterior Painting
and Paperhanging
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH

Sales - Parts - Service Phone Mt. Joy OL 3-9512
See the beautiful Chrysler |
PAUL H. STERN in FLORIN, PENNA.
MANHEIM Ph. MO 5-2193) ® JEWELERS |
{Successor to E. C. Brubaket
KOSER'S JEWELRY
CR Rn PHONE OL 3-4520
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AARON G. LONGENECKEF FRED LIEBERHERR
BUILDING CONTRACTOR | qmDiINARY RINGS | RINGS
0 Me the knuckle only | ‘ide or the knuckle | Interior end Exterior
MOUNT .JOY R.D. 2 hen Talend New a hee Sd curomateaty |
Plone OL 5-600 MAIN ST. Ph. OL 3-5404 PAINTING AND

Millwork - Fill - Grading |——————— en PAPERHANGING
Topsoil - Excavating |=
OpsoiL + LOAN SERVICE 237 Marietta Avenue
Lumber - Kitchen Cabinets | ————— re
PHONE MT. JOY OL 3-5373
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CLEANING © PRESSING |" Myers, Manager H- S. MECKLEY & SON
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Rug and Fur Cleaning a ———— PLUMBING — HEATING1
OIL BURNERS
Storage - Laundry Service
Sales and Service
EICHERLY'S ® LAWN MOWER

Phone OL 3-4071 - We Call SERVICE 15 W. Main St. Ph. OL3-5981
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® DAIRY PRODUCTS
a RS Sales and Service
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Phone OL 3-8853 Mt. Joy
FLORIN, PA.

Kelly Springfield Tires
and Service
GEO. W. LEAMAN
MAIN ST. Ph. OL 3-9351
“MACHINE SHO * TELEVISION
ELWOOD MARTIN
PENSUPREME PRODUCTS
MILK :& ICE CREAM
D.D. 2 Ph. Mt. Joy DL 3-8191|

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_.. MYERS MACHINE SHOP
General Machine Shop Work
BULLER'S BEAUTY ‘SALON Clutch & Brake Drum Repair
Cold Waves and Clutch & Brake Drum Truing
Machincless Permanents Knife Grinding — Welding
I Also Give Toni's 119 N. POPLAR ST.
MAUDE BULLER, PROP. ELIZABETHTOWN
FLORIN. PENNA. Phone EM 7-4206
Phone Mt. Joy OL 3-8851
DAY & BERRIER
MOTOROLA — ZENITH
ADMIRAL
Sales and Service
29 W. MAIN ST, MT. JOY
PHONE OL 3-8421

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Electric Acetylene and
Portable
WELDING
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KAYLOR BROS.
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a ED. KEENE Sales and Service RD. 1 MOUNT JOY »
oving auing Hardware Supplies & Paints Phone OL 3-4957
Phone OL 3-8664 RHEEMS, PA.
| MOUNT JOY, PA. | Phone E-town EM 7-4221 | JOHN H. LUTZ