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Mr. and Mrs. William Hol-|es Eleanor and a ! . ATTEND WORKSHOP
children of|Ditel of Lancaster visited the| nr John Trout’s car col-| Wrightsville RI. a Mes Dorcas Riorr and
ler General Hospital. berger of Marietta and Miss called on the Finks on Sun-| C. James Staley, Florin, rt R rd Thursday, April 17 y
MAYTOWN Rose Mary day. |and Linda Lou Kline, of] 0 uary eco iy :
RE === went surgery at the Lancast-| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry- | Stovel of College Park, Md. MARRIAGE LICENSES sp fhe Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa,
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OF VALUABLE srr rE————— «#1 Fryberger-Albrigl families 1: : : | W. Bowles. Bain-|
Er Ephrata spent Sunday with|FIVOSTEsr-Albright families lied with one’ driven by| Aubrey W. Bowles Bain = oro, "yop [Mr AA eal
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY Boy Scout Troop 53 will Mrs. Mabel Houseal. jon Sunday. | Miss Mary Helen Hollen-|bridge R1 and Jean E. Fogie/ Samuel James Neal. siXiy- laren school nidrses, attended
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id a. fT sale at the Fire| a1 g »ft| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cle- baugh last Thursday evening/of 7 South Market Street. | am : 3 : otc
hold a food sale at the Fire| Mr. William gr let MERts Ind Criiten of Nowic on [8 High Stout ThE | Eugene Frey, 118 Colum.| five, 12 New St., Mount Toy, [the first annual workshop of —
os Angeles, nz ve : Shirley| died at 3 p.m. Monday, Ap- School Nurses last Saturday
+ Hospit- at the Penn Harris Hotel,
e House on Saturday morning, Saturday for a i ‘
Saturday, April 26, 1958 April 19 Calif. where he will spend 2| Castle, Del. visited the Rev.|age was about $400. ! ola avenue ae dar St | ril 14, at St. Joseph's
| yard Mrs. John Welte on.Sat-/. The Mayiown Fire Com-/Bearingor, 4 fr ooeRr ‘lal where he was admitted Harrisburg. The affair, spon-
ON THE PREMISES IN THE VILLAGE OF MILTON | Mrs. May Hicks spent Eas-| weeks. |
; : r answered o a Lititz. i
ph rr ookEnd: wi » Rev.| Debbie Shaffer of Landis-|urday. [pany answered a call to al ! Friday. April 11. [sored by the P.S.E.A., will
ROVE, MOUNT JOY B. D. 2. PENNA. wil by “of ville visited her grandma, Mrs. Adam Greer is at-/fire at the Atkins home enjADD MahRlscE LL Friday, A in Joplin, again o> held: next year it '
ONE-HALF ACRE OF GROUND Palther ibn . ‘Mrs. May Hicks, over the|tending a Needle Guild Con-|Saturday night about 11145, Vin dey a N. Mo., a son of the late Clint-\was announced at ‘the con-
On which is erected a Mr. Benj. Boliz, Sr. under-|weekend vention at St. Petersburg,|The origin of the fire was anand Thelma Snavely, 312 N.| Mo, ¢ C unser | ference
§ é { Ar, lien), 50.7, wf. unde v |Florida. She expects to beloil space heater. There was Barbara Stret. on am Bolt Sovensan)
21 St gone for ten days. [quite a bit of smoke damage | =r game Neal. He was 8 jesident nt 9 ’o v
4 2 ory Cag “il «| The United Lutheran Church of God on Sunday.| Mount Joy for years, a WHY STIR PAINT
| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.| | Ines . Re “</was an ebploye at the Olm- | .
Arnold Fink and son Friday/Church Women met at the Mrs. George Glattacker i s
| stead Air Force Base, Mid-| : J
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. ‘ ‘ Ava arlac Ot. John’s Lutheran parson-|the leader. wi A | EEN RTI 2
y Y ———— were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles wd + re ast oe .| dletown, retiring in May SL LTTE
Hi Frame Dwelling & Compa e May, Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. |@8¢ on Wednesday evening. The Excelsior class of the] 1957. He wes 'a member of 3 Lifer
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| Md . ie . .IMrs. Warren Libhart was in!Church of God met Tuesday | a, . J
Containing Twe Rooms and Outkitchen on first floor: Four [James Shelton of York, Mr. large of the discussion. {evening at the home of Mrs. | Trinity Evangelical Lutheran 3 MN Fy —
looms upstairs. Running Water and Ele ctricity in house. | / WwW h t O and Mrs. Ralph Fink of Mt.| The Adull ¢ Ladies’ Bible Clyde Lindemuth | Church, Mt. Joy, the Men's] 3 NV LA
ete Blinds downstairsi Som Doors ‘throughout H eres a UT Jil wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Jol ce of the Se church met] Mrs. Susanna Herchelroth| Bible Class of the Sunday W |
House is covered with Asbestos Shingles. | I cine: aan re : 1a feuivitALE in erade 2 .at School, and a former mem- Z2\\\-
ALSO 1-CAR GARAGE AND STORAGE SHED LINECROSS LEGHORNS SADDLE HORSES | Tuesday evening at the home is Substituting in grade 2 at | ber of the Church . Couneil [
PERSONAL PROPERTY Well-broken Saddle Horses {of Mrs. John Warfel, Sr. (t h ¢ Maytown elementary During World Wie 1 ha serv-i
Three-piece Bedroom Suite, Metal Wardrobe, Bureau, two : 'BOUGHT, SOLD & RENTED The Brownie Scout Troop school due to the absence of Dating Wey o Yr
Chests, COLD SPOT ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. good C an D Oo Fo r You | Dairy Cows bought & Sold [255 Si 1ondad the morning Mes. Rhoda Kaylor, who is, His iy ry var is his) d
condition; 54-in. Sink, like new; 3-piece Wall Cabinet, like { HARD MII jworship service at 1 elu j TIS. ony survive Sal 70-mi “ ’
new; Utility Cabinet; CALORIC GAS ‘STOVE, Zood condi-| RIC. Ac E a LER wife, the former Kotherine| , Our tWoaninule pig EAST
tion, 2-piece Living Room Suite, good condition: 2 End! COMMERCIAL RESULTS uctioneer er Zerphey. I hy diti high
hiss 33 aoc hav . 3 wed a . X Mount Joy OL3-3734 _ SAP ViReE urd ,{ DEVIL paint conditioner is
Tables, like new; 3 Table Lamps; Floor Lamp; 3 Over- v. housed. ave | 15-10p || . | Funeral services will be FREE when you buy paint
stuffed Chairs; Tables, Chairs, Dishes, Cooking Utensils, | PRODUCTION 240-250 eggs yearly, hen housed ave- [if re G d d L S li HI luay | : ¢
Duo Therm Oil Bors. CU Bg rE lensly BOX rage under or conditions. Higher in (ff| f ar en an awn upp €s | pad Priam Dn. SD ese. Just Span the Saiam So—
Breaicost Be, in good copii iy and China Closet, and ii flocks and very good management con- fifi ARTHRITIC We have in stotk.a full ling of Eastern States || thren Church. Bunal will be ‘
many other items not mentioned. itions. []| Farmers’ Exchange vegetable seeds, fertilizer and {made i y i
Sale lo commence af 12:30 pn; real esate at 2:00 EGG SIZE 609 large eggs at 8 months, with a min- Rertitaliure peat oi 8 : ae ae ny Maestro Color System Un
‘ ‘hen o iti 8 wri » made know 4 GG SIZE 609. large eggs « S, a { : J ery i > v
p. m., when conditions will be made known by imum of pullet and peewee cggs. Practically PAIN ATTACKS? To have a beautiful green lawn this summer, || Funeral Home in charge. 300 INSIDE COLORS :
Harold and Bertha Heisey all large eggs after 10 months. f ’ | apply now Lawn Green 10-5-5 fertilizer. | 1201 OUTSISE SELECTIONS
F. B. Aldinger, Auctioneer. il LIVABILITY Mortality under average conditions, 10- Feel Better Fast! il MELHORN’S POULTRY FARM ( » Remember Mom
Weidman and Kraybill, Clerks 15%. Very resistant to LeuKosis. Not likely Bi qq pruvo, the faster-acting anal. || | | » Sunday, May 11 MUMMA HARDWARE
: to become cannibalistic or blow-out unless | gesic that goog to work in just mitytest f1/ Representatives for Eastern States Farmer’ Exchange | A
Sev ndnr rer wded or fed very high energy ives you relief o cursory, nagging, | x Cc « . 4a $
U B L I C & AL FE Severely overcro BF rp ow rtd | PHONE MOUNT JOY OLdificld 3-8562 | Choose your | South Maiket St.
3 : | Seating oF slogping hours, PRUVO 5+3¢
EGG QUALITY Linecross Leghorns rigidly selected || Inmidey conasiered to be more efi Me ~L wy FLORIN. PA
‘ s i | -ac SP —plus im« | ’ .
-— OF — against blood spots and tints, Interior quali- | portant, ore rere Vata ri > (= Hellman, i : Su——
ty and shell quality’ considerably above ave- ff | Acts fast beganse it dissolves instantly, | | 8 ] ' H h * MOT Authorized Dealer
. Sea y { NO waitin Ol heavy outer coal ings to | ° HER’'S
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Household Goods and Antiques| ru = Foon deen : eipig rand... ; "DAY 201 OUTSIDE SELECTIONS
> WI Nn re s. a ousing time: 4.5 to 4.75 { ach. No habit forming drugs or sodium. ’
BODY WEIGHT 3.75 Ibs. at housing 4 | Safe even for those with heart condition h d d t!
Saturday April i9 19 8 lbs. at end of laying year. ! or high blood pressure. Only $1.50 for 75 | A . when needed most! v CARDS SAVE UP 70 i
ablets, or save more on economy size | . 2
9 9 4 4 bottles. Your druggist can tell you there | . x / !
AT 10:30 A. M. FOR LITERATURE & PRICES CALL OR WRITE [| isnonon prescription pain reliever, even | INTER-COUNTY BLUE SHIELD | £3
LOCATED IN LANDISVILLE, PA. ON THE COR- Co Dot ableton Teh Fe helps pay pospits! tls sips peveadtors’ bids = | > Eo...
: > ot HY b tisfied with trial size or . | .
NER OF ELIZABETH AND BANK STREET, OPPOSITE C MAYER { your money Rack! Ask vour. draesing | Hospital- and doctor-sponsored. | from our complete selection !
THE LANDISVILLE BANK. ° ° | Tor PRIN Soduyand fui he difference Non profit. Get the facts today.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR
GIBSON ELECTRIC STOVE |
chine, oil stove, 3 Hoover sweepers. two 1opiese uns Brandywine Buyers Sale 8” |
room suites, 3 piece maple living room suite, Kimball Con- SELLING | Report lo. farmers:
selette piano, low style; hallrack, clocks, desk, bookcase,
‘WEST
CEATURING.
THE PATENTED COMBLSTION ——
HEAD which produces a hotter
Curley Maple bedroom suite with spring and mattress, 1 :
bedroom suite, extra bed, washstand, tedar chests, Curley 100 Head Registered Angus
flame—more heat from {less oil.
Phone OLdfield 3-9821 MOUNT JOY, PA.
Sloan’s Pharmacy |
|E. Main st. Phone OL 3-3001
7 p | Inter-County HOSPITALIZATION PLAN, Inc. [ETS Ph OL 5-3001.1
7 |
Fulton Bank Building, Lancaster, Pa. | MOUNT JOY, PA.
Maple rocker, occasional chairs, old couch, lawn furniture, BULLS — COWS WITH CALVES — BRED COWS
chaise lounge, etc.
ANTIQUES BRED HEIFERS — OPEN HEIFERS
Old blanket chest with rat tail hinges, Ballon back plank
bottom rocker, two very old corner cupboards, Victorian SATURDAY, APRIL 19~1:00 p. m.
Ladies and Gentleman's chairs, sofa, ladder back chair, | Sanger’'s Sale Barn - Located 4 miles east of Leb-
rose carved needlepoint chair, needlepoint foot stools, two
: ah lce i i Sw 5 anon. Pa. on Route 422.
jnarbie lop tables, tignboy, Xienplewiite chest of draw. All cattle in pasture condition and originate from
ers, Doughtray, old table, Ironstone toilet set, German Bi- accredited herds |
ble (150 years old), lots of other old books, lots of good acerecived a 5, |
old silverware, dishes and glassware, tablecloths, bedding, Sponsored by -
and many, many items not mentioned. PENNSYLVANIA ANGUS ASSOC.
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ig | BURNS ALL TYPE OF DOMES-
This is a good clean lot of goods. Items may be in- 3 a . “® | 1
spected on Friday, April 18, from 1 P. M. to 8 POM. = Francis Enciso, Sec.-Fieldman je Rise ol Box
Terms by 1107 N. SECOND STREET HARRISBURG, PA. | | .
4 INT Arthur J. Ulrich
William F. Hoffman, Extr. aS | rehur J. Ulric
SUN-RAY'S AUTOMATIC ELEC.
| gr > | ® TRIC OIL BRAKE which pro.
i 4 ke vides instantaneous oil cv¢.off.
SUN-RAY'S DUAL CARBURE-
| TION which gives cleaner, quiet-
! er heat with fuel savings up to
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40% over conventional oil burns
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ers. 24-Ho
OF LESTELLA M. HOFFMAN, st. JP U i i | { SA i E | AUTOMATIC HEAT
Landis and Spahr, Aucts. William C. Rehm, Att'y. | | SALES AND SERVICE
Harnly & Diffenderfer, Clerks Ralph M. Barley, Att'y. ! OF — THE QUICK EASIER { Box 306, Landisville. Pa. (
Phone TW 8-8122
Garage and Office Equipment | all-in-one | Bulletin’ cdvertisamert pays
py | CLEAR FINISH FOR
— OF = | Tuesday, April 22, 1958 re ————_ PLOWING WITH COVER BOARD PLOWING WITHOUT COVER BOARD
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE PREMISES LOCATED IN THE VILLAGE OF ___NATURAL WOOD | [ER
RHEEMS AT RHEEMS GARAGE. ws wh
Saturday, May 3, 1658 Malsbary Steam Cleaner; bench grinder; Allen Test-
ing Equipment; spark plug tester and cleaner; two 1-ton
ON THE PREMISES LOCATED IN THE BOROUGH chain hoists; two Walker 4-ton Hydraulic Floor Jacks; paneline
OF ELIZABETHTOWN, AT 201 WEST BAINBRIDGE ST. one 2-ton floor jack; six 12 volt Battery Charger; 6 volt
battery charger; two 50-ton hydraulic jacks; Atlas Drill
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ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND WITH Press; Sioux Valve Grinder; Sioux Valve Seat Grinder;
Graco Lubricator and Oil Change; portable work benches,
21 St some with vises and drawers; brake relining machine; ra- /
2 ory diator cleaning and testing machine; Manbee Front End
Aligner; Walker Electric 4-post' Hoist; manual 3-ton crane;
1 ® o Manbee Wheel balancer; 60-ton Manley Hydraulic Press; | WOODWORK - EAST
3 YIC we n 'DeBilbiss Air Compressor with 5 H. P. motor; Gear Lube
i | Pump and carrier; Acetylene Torch and carriage with ; —
gauges; electric drills; light meter; Allen Uni-Turner;!| "Fath op son
erected thereon, containing nine rooms and bath: oil bur-|blow torches; headlight adjusting screen; wooden & steel Ee TL
ner, hot water heat: | parts bins; drop cords and lights; tow chains; log chain Thousands of farmers plow trash Rk
| tire chains; wire cutter; 24 in. Crescent Wrench; Axle] under like they never have before!
LARGE 2-STORY FRAME BARN |$hroade; ow ary Sisging rons Depding Jrohs, Lind FLOORS Lock at the picture shove It's the
. tools; electric thermostat tester; chain jacks; wheel puller; same plow and the same farmer,
Frame Worhshop Frame Chicken House iolly. steel racks; hand grease guns; anti?freeze testers; J 1
y ; 2 I I 3 only The Cover Board was added
: : .Isteel pans; funnels spouts; mechanics platform; step- on the furrows at left. Thousands
Also at the Soune time and place the following per (ladders; oil cans; sprinkling cans; “C” clamps; battery SEALS, PROTECTS, BEAUTIFIES of farmers are findin Sane
sonal property will be offered for sale: lstand: assorted wir hoses: 106 Of sr tubing: nuts and PY ’ g Pp g
a = _|stand; assorted air hoses; lot of copper tubing; nuts an \N ONE OPERATION! less of a chore than they ever F i |
sti Frigigalre Regrigerator) (Cron Gu Stove; ’ Prize bolts, socket sets; mechanics tools; auto parts and aT ’ imagined because the scientifi- Ohio «DON BAUER of Norwalk - ear o OSs
lichen Range; extension tables; roll-top desk; sideboar S;|sories; (RIE i “Best covering device I ever saw.”
iron bed and spring; brass bed and spring: bureaus: wash-| Electric time clock; Job Card File; display case; dis- OR/ES FAST ¢ lly designed aa farm proved -l tak th . —
_ stands; [play stand; three flat-top desks; typewriters; steel and | ? stalks Soa er Tver cot + commas EERE es e [oy
ANTIQUES: Henry Ober 8-day Grandfathers Clock wood office files; National Cash Register; showroom furni- | than any otlier Ne Fits er Sn We COVER
with moon stars, date of month and second hand, in good ture; Studebaker Packard Electric Sign; Burroughs Elect- A “glass” clear alkyd finish plow, new or old 3 ary ouT
condition; 8-day weight clock; 8-day kitchen clock: other|ric Sdging mveninery Dowie stand; pigs Racine which seals the surface and ’ :
clocks; wood settee; plank bottom chairs; old secretary;|stand; 5 Chec riter; Intercommunication System She Th ; : rable dang T—— 5
pine bedroom suite; pine bureau and washstand: parlor | with ten stations; assorted tires and tubes: two electric peaetrates to toughen and F e Cover Board stops plugging! ee a Jewelry is for pleasure, If Z
; : vr. val : { qa Tn ; ila . vad protect the wood. For. all | armers who install The Cover RE , Sf I
furniture with love seats; wood chest; small pine table/clocks; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. tls { Board will tell you that plugei ‘in PAT you own jewelry, make the
with drawer; spinningwheel rocker: 6 high-backed rock-| Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., when conditions natural wood finishing. | Bo vb | Bp nigine : ENTED enjoyment complete by insur-
ers; Windsor Butterfly Chair; small wooden stool; pine{will be made known by tell or Pay $ «85 average price with Stondord ing it — so you won't worry
bureau with four drawers; two empire bureaus; cane-|Walter Dupes, Auctioneer ; 3 : : : Bracket East of the Rockies a i i ine +
seated chairs; jelly cupboard; 3 blanket chests; high-|Landis & Kraybill, CleiRaffensperger & Risser H. S. Newcomer & Son Joss not tilt their plows, thus sav- EAs losing it or having it
chair; wooden sled; 2 wooden post beds: Currier and Ives) :RS OF RHEEMS GARAGE | { Ing them enough money on plow GUARANTEED (or your money back) stolen,
Tl oa Tm se. lil vars, Totas ob re or oar OWNE R S 5 points alone in one year to more to improve the coveri bility of ! Si
Pictures; large and small mirrors; large oil painting: mar-| 15-2¢ | MOUNT JOY ! Pp Ting a y 0 We would go so far as to
DE Be pan hin cote Oi bainung; mar, than pay for their Cover Boards. any moldboard plow. say if y an’t : as
lamps; double muzzle loader gun; picture frames: cow - 2oeo. Ve ou call afford nsur-
* bells; old skillets; tinware; flatirons; crimping iron; an- | Cc O N S 1 GCG N M E N T S A L E See your dealer today and be free of trash problems forever, nce, you can’t afford jewelry,
Perec Taras tone vars: bane handle katves OF Look for the orange color and the name The Cover Board. Let us write you an Amer-
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ed forks; small “York” safe; organ stool; Hoover Sweeper; | 50 HEAD OF REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE | write he COVER BOARD e BELLEVUE OHIO ca Fore policy on your jewel : \ N Gl
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round library table; end tables; Singer Sewing Machine: Bangs Certified, T. B. Accredited, Calf-Hood Vaccinated y and furs. It covers you
sewing cabinet; radio; books; book rack; ferrnery: 12x14 | 4 ’ , ngainst loss due to theft, hold GAS
Clinton Rug, slightly used; other rugs; throw rugs: rag! — . Ip, fire, ete. & .
carpet; small tables; trunks: bedding; feather pillows; Saturday, April 26, 1958 12:30 © clock R. M. BRUBAKER, Inc. Ing, in vei Bt home, rare
Quilts; gomports; Jiens; dishes and cooking utensils; Location — At The Keystone Holstein Sale Barn on Route 230 just MARIETTA ROAD SALUNGA. PENNA. ewhere. SOUTH
ars; | 7 D 2 + |
Butcher bench; carpenter tools; garden tools; grind-! east of Mount Joy, Pa. LANDISVILLE TW 8-4016 fmmmann
stone; emery wheel with motor; two whee!barrows: lot of 35 ne HEAD OF COWS — 35 { 7 -. 7 A
wood cut to stove length; lumber: 6x8x15; 2x6 by 15; 2 by many are fresh or close, other cows due later J B HOSTETTER & SONS 11H ore NV
6 planks; lot of Fough Sayed boards: 2x3 ‘by 10; 3x4x15; | 15 "HEAD OF HEIFERS } | ° . ; a Ey
4 ; extensi adder; a lot of articles tos: - 3 : f “ST 1 "REE ENN y/
Si Diadder; Siiension 3 GR Tot iol src oon Including two loads of Canadian; cows by Edward O'Neal & Sons, these are WEST MAIN STREET OL 3-3721 MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Sale to commence at 12:00 o'clock Noon, when condi- top cows, Mr. O'Neal bought these cows for this sale and Ed said he has ie
tions will be made known by them good. Most of them are sired by Proven’Sires that are in Canadian |
i Charlies W. Eaby. Sr Attorne Units. 12 Heifers, bred for fall freshening by M. H. Bennetch. See these | KAYLOR BROS
Co Wat RD 4a ORGOT y . and many other good cows & heifers. ° O. K SNYDER
: Ton hs Ea Clerks Charles . Hicks! For information write to Harvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa. R. D. 2. ROUTE 230 ; RHEEMS. PENNA. sy EAST |
b EXECUTOR FOR THE ESTATE OF | MOUNT JOY SALES CO. E-TOWN EM 7-1206 O. K. SNYDER, Jr.
4 GEORGE B. GISE. 16-3¢ P. O, BOX 142 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. “Insure With 0.K. All Ways”
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