The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, February 20 6
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1958
by C. H. Wolgemuth, R. 2, Manheim, Pa.
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Watch Papers for Complete Sale
Mountviile on road
\ Da nn " mont b) Ammon A Graby and licestocek by Aaron'south of .
i U B L 1 C bn A L E SAl ; REGISTER Sale managed by Harvey Ret- Binkley. South of Salunga. leading from Newcomer's Society Attends
- ne e tew. Dupes, Auct Landis, auect. Corner ‘to Haheckers Church
—r- Livestock, implements and Valentine Party
February 22 On the Ves vrs , Willie BR Saturduy, March 8 — At} schold goods, by Elam . .
. March 1 by Willis R ! Ys louseng 5 ’ ; : Natt Tomen Society No.
IMPLEMENTS and HOUSEHOLD GOODS Brethren Home farm north Peters 3 rile wool of Man. 1:00 p.m. Farm equipment H. Charles. owner. Funk is Farm Women Society 0.
of Neffsville, Farm cquip hols on the Colebrook Rd.. by Mrs. hares Hoffer. On {he auctioneer 8 attended a “Hearty Party
es airview Church of the Write Oak Road near ———————— Saturday afternoon at the
Ww dn da V b 26 05 ment by William Rolland Rw
I] ‘1 Ts near East A
e eS Yo © . 9 3 8: at 1 p. m. Landis is the i, prethren, Manheim. Friday, March 14 — Lead- home of Aram Musser, Mt.
ing from Mount Joy to Mari- Joy Rl. For roll call, i
Wednesday, March 5th — atta on Route 441. One mile Valentines
Rapho Town-
Landis, auct.
ck, and farm im- .
hip
On the premises located three miles Northeast of 2uctioncer. Livest
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Elizabethtown along road leading from Risser's Church plier bers placed
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to Colebrook, on the Raymond Kaylor farm. Tuesday, Feb. 25 — Along along Route 340 between Sil- wast of Mount Joy. Stock and
Route 322 leading from Corn- March 3rd By Lester ver Spring and Marietta, Lan- Implements by Mrs. Elmer Valent'ne box. Hostesses for
ALLIS CHALMERS "WC" TRACTOR
mile northeast of caster County, Stock, imple- ghearer. Dupes, Auct. the event Musser,
50T McCormick Deering Baler with motor, in good condi- |tana, 100 head of dairy cattle py -
wall to Campbelltown at Fon- Kreider. 154 were Mrs.
Joy. in Mount Joy Twp.,/ments and dairy equipment, 2 Mrs. Harold Ney, Mrs. Lew-
Feb. 6-20-27 tion; John Deere 2-14” bottom trailer plow: Case 2-12” 60 head of hogs by Ammon pear Keller stock yards. Liveby Jerome Heisey Dupes, Saturday, March 15 by ‘'s Bixler and Mrs. Harold
| trailer plow; David Bradley Manure Spreader on Kreider, Sale managed by Stock, form implement Auctioneer. Katie S. Mover Est.., 3 mis. Endslow.
i = jrubber, used two years; McCormick Deering 13-disc grain [Harvey Rettew, of Manheim : ——— —— west of Manheim on road to Mrs. New was in charge
PUBLIC SALE Sng Jordiizer 4H Sa a name ie new Dupes, Auct, Tuesday, March 4 In Thursday, March 6 - -Along East Fairview Church of the of devotions and Mrs. Scott
Deering Corn Planter with fertilizer attachment; McCor- . aT West: Hempfield Twp., 1 mile Route 30 six miles east of Brethren ‘ mn Rapho Twp. Heiscy sang a vocal solo.
’ Saturday, March 1 at east of Columbia ,mile Lancaster at the Guernsey Real Estate and household py ping the business meeting
OF
LIVESTOCK and IMPLEMENTS
Friday, March 7, 1958
On the premises located two miles East of Eliza-
bethtown along road leading from Elizabethtown to Ris-
ser's Church, clos¢ to Eberly’s Furniture Store.
23 Head of
CATTLE
21 COWS and TWO HEIFERS. accredited certified health
charts will be furnished; 4 BROOD SOWS to farrow in
March; 3 SHEEP;
1946 FARMALL TRACTOR
HY
with touch control, cultivator and Henderson Manure
Loader; F-2 five-foot Case Combine with grain bin. un-
loading auger and P.T.O.; Int. 45T. P.T.O. Baler: John
Deere Van Brunt 17 disc grain and fertilizer drill with
grass seed attachment; No 12A New Idea Tractor Manure
Spreader; Int. 28 disc harrow; 25 tooth 3-section tractor
snoring harrow; 60tooth spike harrow; Case 40 disc harrow:
Brilliant Rotarv Sheller with blower and off-set hitch,|
used one vear; 3 rubber-tired wagons, nne with 18 ft. bed:
New Jdea Transolanter; 20 ft. Card'nal Aug-O-Matic
Srain Elevator: Smoker Bale Elevator with 34 h.o motor;
John Deere Corn Planter equipped for Farmall “C” Trac
McCormick Deering 7 ft
tor; Harrison Weed Spraver:
Grass Mower; Case Side Delivery 4-bar rake; two 14 in.|
ho‘toms McCormick Deering Plow; 3 tobacco ladders;
John Deere Hammermill; 40 ft. endless belt. Jamesway
Hog Feeder: hog troughs; iron trough; two corn shellers;
Vietor 4-can-in-line milk cooler; Surge Milker with two
units; Safe Guard Water Heater; double wash tubs; can
rack: 12 - 85 Ib milk cans: milk buckets and strainers;
POULTRY EGUIPMENT-—Keenco Egg Washer, doub-
le element sta‘nless steel tub; Keenco Egg Grader with
table; egg baskets; Shenandoah 500 chick electric brood-
er; Trumbull 500 chick brooder; Sears & Roebuck Coal
Brooder; Buckeve Coal Brooder, 250 chick cap.; battery
brooder, 500 chick cap.; feeders: nests: Shenandoah auto-
matic chick fountains: electric fence charger: steel posts:
wire; 500 ft. '- in. galvanized pipe; barrel of molasses;
chains; log chains; shovels; forks:
Some household goods consisting of piano: chiffon-
robe; studio couch; beds; and a lot of articles too numer-
ous to mention
Sale to commence at
will be made known by
Dupes & Gerberich. Auc's D Ww S s
Line & Kraybill, Clerks . ayne welga
Refreshments will be served by Gospel Cheer Band
S. S. Class of Mount Joy Mennonite Churuh.
12:30 P. M., when conditions
POSTPONED
PUBLIC SALE
— OF —
LIVESTOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS
MONDAY, MAR. 3, 1958
Located in Mount Joy Township, Lancaster County,
12 mile Northeast of Mo=t Toy, near Keller's Stockyard.
14 Head
Holstein
(8 MILK COW
fresh and close springers by day of sale. These cat-
Some
tle are young with plenty of milk and size, bangs tested,
calfhood vaccinated, and tested within 30 days, also
1 Young Blood Tested Stock Bull
8 FEEDER BULLS |
700 - 1,000 Ibs.
50 HEAD YORK, HAMPSHIRE SHOATS
weighing 100 to 150 pounds,
FARM MACHINERY — 1951 FARMALL M TRACTOR
with starter, lights, and hydraulic lift: 1 FARMALL F 20|
TRACTOR: 1 B N FARMALL TRACTOR with cultivator!
and tobacco hoers; Farmall super 6 manure loader fits H
or M. hill side hitch. 1 International 3-bottom disc plow,
1 Oliver heavy duty disc harrow, one 3-section Case
spring harrow with shovels, 9 ft. cuitipacker, one 2-row
tobacco planter, 1 Oliver rubber tire wagon, with 16 ft.
oak bed, one 2-row Stauffer tobacco planter, No. 12 New
Idea manure spreader, model 25 McCormick grass mower
on rubber, mounted water tank, McCormick 14 disc grain
drill, McCormick 2-bottom 14 in. trailer plow, spike har-
row, two 20 ft. tobacco wagons, 1 McCormick 3-bar side
rake. 1 Sentry field sprayer with boom. like new: 1 scor-
er, 2-horse wason with box, McCormick hammer mill. 2
holes corn sheller with motor, Minnich tobacco press, to-
bacco shears, one 600-pound platform scales, one bag
wagon, hog trough, two range shelters with good roofs, |
25 ft. endless belt, steel drums, 60 ft. 1 in. steel cable, 60
ft. 2-20 cord, egg baskets, egg sander, forks, shovels, log
chains, grease guns, and many other items used on the
farm.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—DeLaval 2-unit milker, with pi-
ping for 25 cows, McCormick 4-can milk cocler, milk cans.
can rack. milk buckets, strainers, Stewart clippers. {
GRAINS—5 ton of Corn on the ear, 150 bushel of Bar-|
ley. 200 bushels of Oats, 5 ton of wheat straw. |
There will also be some household contents.
(NO HUCKSTERS PLEASE.)
Sale to start at 12 O’clock noon when
will be made known by:
R. Geib & Landis, Aucts.
M. Hess & M. Gainer, Clerks
PATRONIZE BULLETIN ADVERTISERS
conditions
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1952 FARMALL SUPER “Cc” TRACTOR Thursday, Mar. 6, 1958
[lot of articles too numerous to mention.
ill be made known by
Lester S. Krider|
mick Deering Corn Binder; New Idea 7 ft. {tractor mower: oh . “
> ’ ) ) Castings Sales Pavilion, 70 head Pure- goods. Rufus Geib, Auct. Constitution of the soci-
land roller, potato planter, 1-row Bemis tobacco planter, 12:30 p.m. Farm equipment north of Malleable g the
mounted saw for tractor, 2 sets of 16 ft. tobacco ladders: And livestock by Willus Pe- Corp., Livestock and Farm bred, bloodtested, accredited, - ety was read to the group.
tobacco wagon, spring harrow, shovel harrows, two walk-|lers near Fairview church. machinery by Clarence P.and some vace. Guernseys| Saturday, March 15th—At During the game, prizes were
ing plows, scorer and scraper, spike harrow, corn sheller, Landis, auct. Leese, owner. Edgar Funk is Sale managed by Wm. JuziCleona, 100 head of Purebred awarded to Mrs. Clyde W'v-
electric fence posts and knobs, Farm Bureau 3-can milk ee the auctioneer, for P.G.B.A., Harrisburg, Pa. Bloodtested, accredited, some a], Mrs. Alvin Reist, Miss
cooler; water heater, can rack, four 85 Ib. milk cans, Saturday, March 1 One — . Dupes, Auct. vace. Canadian Holsteins. 100 Anna Mae Ebv, Mrs. Robert
buckets. strainers, scalding trough, butcher too's, tobacco|mile north 6f Rt. 322 near Mt Thursday. March 6 — at re head of hogs, by Russell Heil- Eshleman. Mrs. Charles Fel-
og Miao Tg a Tog Sleeile Single. | Pleasant, stock and imple- 12:30 p.m. Farm equipment, Friday, March 7—2 miles man and Sons. Dupes, Auct. ty, Miss Ada Kravbill. Mrs.
et: sent - — east of Elizabethtown, close — Harold Ney, Mrs. Robert
doub'e trees, 1000 1bs. platform scales, 30 bu. of Barlev TN
p c ¢ S. } « S uu. of wrley, Monday, March
and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
17th—One Hossler, Miss Izabelle Ends-
and along low and Mrs. Henry Heise.
to Eberly’'s Furniture Store,
Sale to commence at 12:30 p.m., when conditions Stock and Implements by Mile south of 422
will be made known by Wayne D. Swecigart, Dupes, 230 By-Pass at intersection,! The announcement w a s
Auct. Cramberhill Road: Stock and made that the county home-
Walter Dupes, Auct.
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks Implements by Charles Jena- makers dav will be held on
By kovich. Sale managed by Har- April 24 but the site will be
3
miles |VeY Rettew, Dupes, Auct. announced at a later time.
J. Lloyd Shertzer
Saturday, March 8
Roy H. Ruhl Est, 4
The next meeting of the so-
p north of Manheim, near the| ; :
UBLIC SAL E Ruhl's U. B. Church. Rapho praesday, March 18th — At clety will be held March 15
“Of i Twn. Real Estate and house Dauphin, Pa., 70 head of|at the hom of Mrs. Robert
. ~% field. contents Rufus Geb Purebred. Bloodtested. acere- Forney, Elizabethtown.
. i eliAnaer. "dited, some vace. Holsteins - =
Live Stock - Implements - Personal Property | Auctioneer. by Gearsa Coover and Son. Wadpanion, Pa.. 60 head of
i SS trace: Moreh. © . , Sale managed by Harvey Ret- "rebred, bloodtested. acere
Saturday, March 8 — Close J dited, some vace. Guernsey
Route! eV: Dupes, Auct.
to Fonta North of
E322
22 on road leading to Ann- : a0
ville, Stock and Implements Wednesday, March 19th, at
by Wm. Graby. Sale managed Campbelltown, 60 head Pure-
1a, Sale managed by Wm. Jui
for P.G B.A., Harrisburg, Pi.
Dupes, Auct.
AT 12:00 P. M.
LOCATED TWO MILFS SOUTH OF LANDISVILLE |: ay is emi
by Harvey Rettew. Dupes is bred, bloodtested. accredited, Saturday, March 29
ON THE DAVID G. YOUNG FARM. : fic auctioneer. somé vace. Canadian Hol: ” pny, Marc n 29 — At
HARA, steins by Ed O'Neal. Dupes, « nllsvitle, Jnmual _ Sprife
Sale of stock, implements &
1 5 Head ) Saturday, March .- In Aue! household goods by Jake Gers
Manor Twp. 1 mile south of ——— berich. Dupes Auct
Mountville on Hershey Rd., Thursday, March 20th—6! —
Farm Implements & House- miles east of Lancaster along
O WwW S i hold goods. Mrs. Ira New- Route 30 at the Guernsey lr John H Stauffer
} comer, owner, Edgar Funk, Sales Pavilion, 80 head of . J >
¢ Auct Purebred, bloodtested, accre- 1 E OPTOMETRIST
some fresh by dale of sale
Lo ¥ Main St.. Mount Joy
Shoats —~ 2590 Pullets ~~ 15 Yearling ~ .-
BY APPOINTMENT
Closed Wednesdavs
dited,
Sale managed by
some vacce. Guernseys
Wm. Juzi
T
Tuesday, March 11—Along
FARMALL H TRACTOR, B. N. FARMALL TRACTOP § Route 322 leading from Corn- for P.G.B.A., Harrisburg, Pa. Phone OL 3-841
with 16 in. plow, cultivator and tobacco hoer. Manure wall to Campbelltown at Fon- Dupes, Auct fl 1 a
loader, Oliver tractor 14 plow, Two New Idea tracto tana, Tools & Implements off —
manure spreaders. good as new; No. 62 International of two farms by J. Ammon Saturday, March 22 — 214
Combine, Wood Bros. corn picker, single TOW; 4 Inter- Kreider, Dupes Auct. miles northwest of Elizabeth-
national pick up Truck, Superior 12 disc gram drill, TO ACCEPT BIDS- - town along the old Hershey
Heavy Duty Int. 24 disc harrow, two spring harrows, John Tuesday Maroh 74 I8iBond. 2 miles s ? :
Deere corn planter, 1.H.C. 7 ft. tractor mower on rubber, The Social Welfare Association reported that any bid yy Ti 8 € ) > sh jiand, omits Soi % Do F
2-row Stauffer tobacco planter, roller, 9 ft. cultipacker, for the Community Building (Picture Above) on North ...o nO! Twp. 1 mile east of date, Household goods, some res oaste
New Idea 4-bar side delivery rake, large water tank on Market Street would be considered bv {l sroup. There Washington Boro, 2 milesimplements, by Amos H ’
truck, two 62 spike harrows, walking plow, shovel harrow. was no minimum set for the building and any bid would West of Central Manor on Floyd. Dupes, Auect.
1-horse scorer, two rubber tire wagons, with 16 ft. bed. be considered. Charleston Rd, Implements, = bei
2-wheeled trailor with 10 ft. box and double tobacco lad- BIDS WILL BE OPEN MARCH ls and Household goods. Paul] Saturday, March 22—C. H. . y
ders 12 ft. long; five tobacco wagons with ladder 20 to 24 C. Mann, owner. Funk, Auct.!Wolgemuth, 4 mi. west of Hassinger’s Grocery
ft. long; Century weed sprayer, corn sheller, circular saw, MAIL BIDS TO SOCIAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION OF es Manheim, Annual spring sale.
manure sled, scalding trough, rubber tire wheelbarrow, ¥odne el Ts i : tote ! Bie, : aT
rubber tire bag wagon, tobacco scaffling and bucks for 3 MOUNT JOY, BOX 242 Yo Seay. Varch 12th yes i farm ‘equipment & 16 N. Market St. Mt. Joy
acres tobacco, two tobacco presses, 2-unit Surge Milker — - 2 rtheast of Mou it Joy, one household goods. 44-tfe
with pipes for 12 cows, milk cooler for 6 cans, strainer. ~g mile from Reliers Stockyard, —— ——————————e ees
water heater, tub, can rack, 40 TONS OF EAR CORN, 50 Stock an Implements by Monday, March 24—Grand
BUSHELS OF BARLEY, 3 range shelters. 250 size brood Bs 3 £ Garth Snyder. Dupes, Auct, View Farms Annual Spring MOBILE HOMES
er lamps, four 10-hole metal nests, eight 8-ft. feeders, two Sale, off of Route 441 at New
1958 Models
10”
4 2 og two Jing clocks, pier mower, hoes. ue OF March 12 by Raymond Sales Barn, three miles south
ne ow hs or . . ~ clover ds TOTS Ve} FM 5
rakes, log chain, grindstone, {our clover seed sowers Eshelman, along road be- of Middletown, 125 head of
wide MODELS
7-year bank financing
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 8 ond
Two bedroom suites, wash stands and bureaus, chest
of drawers, chairs and rockers, chest, buffet, extension
table, 5 boards; extension table, 6 boards: desk chairs and
tables, rope bed, bed spring and mattress, Speed Queen
washer, copper kettle, two 3 ft. iron kettles, egg grader,
tween Manheim and Mt. Joy, Purebred, bloodtested, accre-
near Mennonite dited, some vacci. Canadian
church, Rapho Twp., Live- Holsteins by C. S. Erb. Dupes,
stock, and farm implements. |Auct
20 Registered Holstein Cows
BANGS TESTED, CALF-HOOD VACCINATED
IMPLEMENTS and TRACTORS
Erisman’s
Middletown Sales
Whirlaway egg washer, jars and crocks, 12x15 rug, eleven Wednesday, March 12 Tuesday, March 25th At \ T 0 war
0g . ELA 1 a : : Id vga i a : Bell “ lesday, Mi <9 MAIN & SPRUCE STS
ft. 2 in. by 11ft. 6 in. rug, and many items not meitioned. {YED iD YW ¥ AR 4 Rey In Manor Tw { 's Washingt fair Gr 7 id
No Hucksters. Refreshments served by Women’s FR : DY 9 RA Keo 14, LED8& ; hy wo mil ashington Fair Grounds, in MIDDLETOWN. PA
Work of Salunga Church of The Brethren . vod Bote
Terms by AT 12:30 O'CLOCK
Spahr & Landis, Aucts
Hertzler & Young, Clerks
Location—In Lancaster Co. on Rouie 141 one and E U B |» ¥ C SA L E
one-half miles southwest cf Mt. Joy, farm adjoining the
new Donegal High School grounds.
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PUBLIC SALE >
= OF
LIVESTOCK and FARM MACHINERY
Wednesday, Mar. 5, 1958
On the premises located four miles East of Marietta; | )
9 miles West of Lancaster, on Route 340. Turn North on Some are close. of Ate Hhroudh Me vear
Farmdale Road, then follow sale signs. Including Dau of Prove ) the SE.A.B. Coop
1 daughter of Lucifer, 1 iter of H im ¢ Soverei
WARMTH
Aaron Binkley
— OF —
LIVESTOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Wednesday, Mar. 12, 1958
Reaistered Holster : ON THE PREMISES LOCATED NORTHFAST OF
© e MOUNT JOY. ONE MILE FROM KFLLER'S STOCKYARD
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\ CONS 24 Head
HEATING OIL
fresh or
hters
n Sires i
Holstein
CATTLE
TRACTOR me fresh by day of sale
dausl
Garber Oil Company
5 SOUTH BARBARA ST.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
900 HYLINE CHICKENS
FARM MACHINERY
1953 FARMALL Fi.
some spr ngers, scme fall fresh-
WITH CULTIVATORS eners, a few heifers not bred. This herd is T. B. blood- Phone OL 3-9331
ested and some vaccinated; health charts furnished day
CATTLE FARMALL C. TRACTOR of sae | INTRODUCING
? | WITH CULTIVATORS & MOUNTED CORN PLANTER
consisting of 11 HOLSTEIN COWS, 7 HEIFERS BRED| No. 24 McDeering mount
ALLIS CHALMERS “WC” TRACTOR
d 2-row corn picker. mounted
for fall freshening, and ONE ANGUS BULL; V-tvoe MeDeering grass mower, heavy dutv dise RO) Wt cultivator, mower, Allis Chalmers, two 14” bottom plow The NEW
28 disc harrow heavy dinty ch'sel with evlinder., tractor on rubber,
LORE ; harrow, liquid bottom manure spreader. No. 200 manure pr ‘
FARMALL “M” TRACTOR soreader, 13 disc International qrill, fortil'zer a “Time JOHN DEERE “M.T.” TRACTOR WRINGER WASHE
CORT |drill, McDoering sem’-mounted disc plow. for M or I ‘ultivator, two 127 bottom direct connected plow. two 12” p R
FARMALL H TRACTOR [tractors Little Genius 2-bottom 14 in. plow. 12 ft. w Bi bottom dise plow, Allis Chalmers s ngle row pull type P.|
2-M Corn Picker; set of steel wheels for “H" Tractor: Al- er, 4-bar New Holland rake used only two seasons. No 76 |T- O. corn picker; Superior 10 disk grain, fertilizer and | by BARTO
lis Chalmers Combine with motor; New Holland Baler;New Holland Boler, Dunham cultipacker. 20 ft. Rheems S°ed drill with lift from tractor; d sk corn planter with 0 N
John Deere Van Brunt 16 disc grain & fertilizer drill with bale elevator with m~tor. No. © harvest handler elevator | fertilizer att ; Osborne Corn Binder: David Bradley Ma
seed attachment; Int. Lime Dr li; cultivator; 3-bottom with motor, twa MeDeering rubber tire w sons w ith 1g nure Spreader; Templeton Manure Loader: Tractor 4-ba
Int. disc plow; two 4” bottom Little Gen'us Plow, 3-bot-|ft. beds, hay tedder and dmb rake, corn planter and «lo hav rake: 2 rubber tire wagons with flat beds and doubl¢
tom Little Genius Plow: Snow Plow; Int. Manure Spread-(filler. cement mixer, David Bradlev gorden tractor S vor de boards: two-wheel trailer wth fla. bed and sideboards
er; New Idea Manure Spreader; Int. rubber-iire wagon &|Cloud 200 gal. Myers sprayer usd two seasons platform | ~WO tobacco wagons w'th ladders; 2-row tobacco planter
flat; David Bradley rubber-tire wagon and fiat; dual wheel scales, air compressor with motor. srindstone with motor ection spring harrow; disk harrow; cultipacker: potatr
wagon; John Deere 7 ft. grass mower; Case Grass Mower; two rubber tire whetlbarrows. 32 ft. extension ladder, 8 |diS#er; roll-type tracio” scoop; Smoker hay and corn ele
two Clark disc harrows 36-28; corn planter; side del very ft. stenladder, shallow well pimp Black & Docker 1. in | Vator: David Bradlev Hammermill: double tobacen hoers: AN
rake; cultipacker; Smoker Bale Elevator; tractor chains|eleetrie dr ll. electric drill er man skilsaw. sevew jack Minnich Tobzeco Press; tobacco cellar stove: platform
9-38; Stauffer Tobacco Planter; John Deere 4-seclion|rovoes, cross-cut saw, tools, »] Int of nlumbing tools. two cal conerete mixer; electric brooder, 259 cap.: oil
spring harrow; 5 sets of tobacco ladders; electric welder 300 gal. water tanks, and anv and everv thing used on a brooder, 500 cap.; dehorner; electric Stewart clippers;
run by tractor; 4 chicken Ranges; 5-section chick battery;| farm. Twn foed carts Hald n fence controllers st ne posts: fence chargers; weed burner: duster: g@
chicken feeders and water fountains; Whirl-Way Egg DATRY EQUIPMENT-—2 unit Sn=ga milk-r. enmpleta. SPraver: 50 ft. endless rubber belt: Frigidaire 4-can milk §
Washer; egg baskets; 2 “ime clocks; tobacco press; Fair- (Farm Master hot wator hantar \eDenrin 6-con mi'k coed two Universal Mi‘ker Un'ts; wash tub; buckets:
banks Scales; tobacco shears and spears; sizing boxes; cooler 9 milk eans. wash tubs, two strainers, buck ‘ts. can |! ner; milk eans for hauling water: 300 bales of h y A \y
David Bradley Corn Sheller; weeder; air compressor; 40 rack Stewart electric el'ppers 200 bus. of barley; shovels; forks; digging irons: picks: Ww Merica's First & ON Rr
ft. endless belt; Stewart Clippers; 8-hole hog feeder; hog | FEED—200 bus. Barley, Crb of Corn, Lot of Straw bacco shears and spears; cow and log chains: RINGER WASH
water fountains; grass seeder; dehorner; wagon jack;|and Hay. HO OLD GOODS: L'ving room suite; bedroom WITH aS SPEEDS
chains; calf chains; water hose; hand water pump; three POULTRY EQUIPMFNT-—One Jamesway and three ': two springs; matress; player piano and player rolls: Ther pm ’ 1ces sort 2
: o 11x12 1 5; 7x9 braided rug; carp>t sweeper: dining Heat pro Wall yprices +=
Retaining
Surge m'lk units; 3-can Int. Milk Cooler; hot water heat-\Makomb gas brooders, Keenco cgg washer, and grader: a ;
in. Keenco metal feeders, [FC0m chairs; library table; rocking chairs; porch glider;
porch swing; .22 rifle; clock: dishes: cooking utensils;
empty jars; crocks; and a lot of articles too numerous to
ntion.
Sale to start at 12:30 P. M,, when conditions will be
"made known by
J. Garth Snyder
Qwner Duves & Gerberich, Aucts.
MOUNT JOY, PA, R. D. 1 |Zeller & Diffenderfer, Clerks
Dupes & Gerberich, Auctioneers | Refreshments will be served by the Church of God
8-2¢ |Kraybill & Kraybill, Clerks IBible Class of Mount Joy. 8-3c |
% $109
shovels; 18 Keenco egg baskets, eight 8
the [ten metal nests, chicken crates, new poultry wire
1,000 capacitv chick battery y ,
Lunch will be served. m
Sale managed by Harvey Rettew, Manheim. Pa. R.2
grindstone; forks;
er; eleven 85-1b. milk cans; cel;
Hol-Dem electric fence charger; Oats and Barley by n Tub.
bushel; Corn by the ton; Some Household Goods; and a|
Keenco
Me Tension . . 0%
2 position Satety W!
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., when conditions |
Jerome H. Helsey Mrs. Elmer L. Shearer,
Dupes, Gerberich & Shaffner, Aucts.
Hertzler & Gainer, Clerks
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