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DONALD E. RUHL
King Merritt & Co.
JACOB H. RUHL, INC.
18 South Main Street
Manheim, Pa.
A Balanced Fund seeking
conservation of capital,
reasonable current income,
and profit possibilities.
Send coupon today for free informa-
tion and prospectus

"Every Friday Nite
6:30 P. M.
AUCTION GALLERY ~ MT. JOY
CALL 653-0451 FOR PICKUPS
298 MARIETTA AVENUE MOUNT JOY, PA.
H. K. KELLER, Auctioneer
UBLIC SALE
— OF =
74 ACRE FARM
Farm Equipment - Personal Property
Sat., Dec. 7, 1963
Located 3 miles north of Manheim and 2 mile
west of Route 72, near Ruhl’s United Brethren Church
in Bapho Township, Lancaster County.
74 ACRES, more or less, 45 acres under cultiva-
tion, 29 acres in meadow. BANK BARN with 10x40 ft.
silo, CORN BARN & feed room. TOBACCO SHED &
hanging room for 5 acres, stripping room, & dampen-
ing cellar. Stanchions for 12 cows, CALF PENS AND
STEER STABLE, also CHICKEN HOUSE.
2. Story FRAME DWELLING
witli summer house attached. Six rooms, 3 rooms and
bath up and 3 rooms down. 3-CAR GARAGE with cel
lar below. These buildings are in good repair and 45
acres of good gravel land. Ideal for dairy or steer farm.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Massey Harris high clearance 50 tractor & plow, used

750 hours. Case grass mower, 3 point, Coop. 12 disc
grain drill, Coop. rubber tire manure spreader, rubber
tire wagon, 24 disc, weeder 3 point, corn planter, single
row tobacco planter, 20 ft. tobacco ladders, McCormick
grass mower, Oliver tractor cultivator, 3 section har-
row, hay rake, sawbuck, corn sheller, scales, }2h.p. air
compressor, 4,000 tobacco laths, tobacco press, strip-
ping room stove, range shelters, chicken feeders, foun-
tains and nests. MC 4-can milk cooler, milk buckets,
Lanber.
300 bu. barley, 5 ton ear corn, 6 ton hay, 3 ton
straw, 1353 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN in good condition.
ERSONAL PROPERTY
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rigerator, 10 cu. ft. freezer, coal heatrola,
Frigidaire Ref
9 1x71 a ’ y <111 . P « 9 , “111 -
3 pe. lving room suite, sofa, 2 bedroom suites, cane
seated chairs, kitchen chairs, buffet, 2 drysinks, two
cherry drop leaf tables, one 5-legged; hanging lamp,
kerosene lamp, claw foot table, blanket chests, Electro-
lux sweeper, Singer sewing machine, Reo power mow-
er, dishes, pots & pans, and many other desirable items
too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 11 o’clock
ditions will be made known by:
when terms and con-
John Lehman!
(Administrator of the Harvey Lehman Estate)
RUFUS GEIB, AUCTIONEER
BRUBAKER & HERSHEY, CLERKS
DAVID YOUNG, ATTORNEY
Refreshments ky the Ladies of Ruhl's U. B. Church
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Winter Wheat Belt; whether
Congress passes some kind of
wheat program by next sum-
mer: and whether the U. S.
Department of Agriculture
offers a payment plan for
wheat,
The USDA is guessing that
cash receipts and government
payments for wheat might be
off around $600 million on
the 1964 crop. This won't all
be lost, since farmers will
substitute other crops for
wheat, especially in the Corn
Belt.
Another question mark ih
the beef cattle market. If
drought or poor timing pile
up marketings, cattle income
could dip.

Firmness is that admirable
quality in ourselves that is
stubbornness in others.

Here's your comforting
thought for today, the world
changes so fast that you
could not stay wrong all the
time if you tried.

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Manheim Briefs
Uniform Exchange
Girl Scouts in the Man-
heim Area will hae a uni-
form sale and exchange on
Nov. 30th at 10 a.m. to 4 p.
m. at 46 East High Street,
Manheim.
* * *
Sportsmen Trophies
The following trophies will
be awarded by the Manheim
Sportsmen’s Association: One
Black Bear Trophy and One
Whitetail Deer Trophy.
Here are the rules of quali-
fication:
BEAR — Individual must
be a 1963 member of Man-
heim Sportsmen’s Associa-
tion. Animal may not be kil
led outside Penna. or on any
private hunting preserve. The
trophy will be awarded on
the weight of animal, hog
dressed. Weight must be veri-
fied by any executive of the
Manheim Sportsmen’s Assoc.
Trophy will be awarded at
the February Club meeting.
DEER — Individual must
be a 1963 member of Man-
heim Sportsmeén’s Assoc. Ani-
mal may not be killed out-
side Penna. or on any private
hunting preserve. Animal will
be judged according to Boone
& Crocket specifications and
must be verified by Manheim
Sporismen’s Assoc. Commit-
tee. Antlers must be brought
to the rifle range at Manheim
Jr. High School on January
16, 1964, between 7 to 9 p.m.
for judging. Individuals un-
able to bring antlers at set
time for judging must con-
tact Manheim Sportsmen’s
Assoc. Committee for other
arrangements
Trophy will be awarded at
the February Club meeting.
Public Sale
Elizabeth Dougherty
Estate
824 NORTH LIME ST.
LANCASTER, PA.

Tues., Dec. 3
AT 12 NOON
Complete Sell out, China,
Glassware, Tin toys, Two
Gold Coins, China Closet,
Dressers, Frames, Linens,
Ete.
H. K. KELLER, AUCT.

35-1¢
Tuesday, November 26, 1963
SALES!
DO YOU?
Want more independence?
Do you want the privilege of taking vacations and days oft
at such time as you decide
Want more prestige?
Do you want the prestige that comes with selling the
World's most cherished product—‘“a home”?
Want more recognition?
Do you want the recognition that comes when you point
with pride to the new and older homes you sold?
Want more security? Not the store bought type,, but the
security you build for yourself?
Want higher income?
Do you want the raise you deserve when you think and
work longer and harder?
FULL TIME REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
FOR THE MOUNT JOY, ELIZABETHTOWN AREA
You are privileged to sell our many fine properties any-
where in Lancaster City, Lancaster County and Surround-
ing counties. Properties you list will be listed through the
“Lancaster Multi-list System,” thereby enlisting the cooper-
ation of over 200 Realtors and Salesmen to help sell your
properties.
OPPORTUNITY FOR A “CAREER”
IN REAL ESTATE
IT'S HIGH TIME TO GRADUATE
Here at Wentzel’s Real Estate is an opportunity for
men of proven sales records to graduate to a higher type of
selling.
Really hard workers can graduate to higher incomes
for their extra eflorts
What greater pleasure than helping people find homes?
Commissions are paid for selling properties and for listing
properties that are sold.
Applicants should be long time residents of Lancaster
County, 25 years of age or over, pleasant personality, should
love to drive cars and must have an intense desire for more
of the finer things of life.
Before you can sell real estate you'll need to study for
and pass a state examination. You stay in your present
position until you are licensed. In the meantime, you will
attend evening classes to prepare you for “action.” You'll
learn ‘the success methods” that help Wentzel’'s Real Estate
sell over $10,600,000 of home sales during the past 31%
years: methods that have helped some salesmen earn way
above average income.
If you are willing to work longer and harder for above
average income, phone 394-3763, ask for Stan Wentzel, pre-
liminary to a possible personal interview.
Phone any time between 9 A. M. and 9 P. M. daily.
STANLEY M. WENTZEL
401 WEST ORANGE STREET LANCASTER, PA.
PHONE 384-3763 35-1c
PUBLIC AUCTION
—OF
REAL ESTATE and TOOLS
ANTIQUES and MODERN APPLIANCES
FOR THE ESTATE OF
ALBERT S. WALTERS
269 LUMBER STREET, MOUNT JOY
Sat., Dec. 7, 1963
AT 10:30 A. M.
1. Story FRAME HOME
with city facilities along a quiet Avenue.
This is a cozy one-bedroom home with expandable 2nd
floor. Good modern furnace with oil hot water heat,
spacious full-width front porch, windows on 3 sides of
the living room, bath, modern kitchen cabinets and
double stainless steel sink. Mature shade, shrubbery,
garage adjoining rear of property along the alley.
Property has screens and storm windows and all this
on a lot 40'x140’. Call the Auctioneer at 653-0451 to
view property.
Real Estate to be sold at 2 P. M.
COMPLETE SELL OUT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AM-FM radio, and table model radio, 2 old floor
model radios, Victorian love seat, pair spinning wheel
rockers, pine wall table, old settees made from rope
beds, antique bed, cherry chest of drawers, Empire
chest, fibre rug, antique dishes, walnut sideboard, cur-
ios, spool cabinet, boxes, rockers, chests, trunks, books,
tea kettle, buttons, stuffed animals.
Camera, small field glasses, suitcases, new hearing
aid, large green living room rug, tables, lamps, mirrors,
sofa, pair of chairs, stands, pictures, throw rugs, inner-
spring mattress, towels, pillow cases, quilts, comforts,
breakfast set, GE. REFRIGERATOR With FREEZER,
GOOD KENMORE ELECTRIC STOVE, Hoover sweep-
er, stainless steel kettles, iron pans, Universal mixer,
food chopper, toaster, hand tools, handyman’s items,
ladders, small tap and die set, Window Fan, hundreds
of small items.
UNION NATIONAL
Mount Joy Bank, Exec.
HARRIS C. ARNOLD JR., ATTORNEY
HAROLD K. KELLER. AUCTIONEER
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