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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT Furnished Apart-
ment. Lge, cheerful bedroom.
Male or female. Pvt. entrance
Apply Fri. evenings after 9
p.m. Rear 210 E. Main. 42-tfc

FOR RENT: 1st floor Apt. 5!
rms. & bath. automatic heat,
garage, lawn. Available Feb.
1. Root’s Country Market.
Phone 898-6121. 42-1¢
FOR SALE: Practically new
ranch type house with three
bedrooms, oil hot air heat,
large finished basement and
game room, 2 fireplaces, at-
tached 2-car garage, located
off Marietta Pike, R. D. 1,
Mount Joy. Call 684-6045 af-
ter 5:30 p.m. 41-3¢c
FOR RENT: Large apartment
at 37 West Main, Mount Joy.
Inquire after 6 p.m. 41-tic
APT. FOR RENT: Two bed-
rooms, tile bath, shower.
Central location, references
required. Call mornings 653-

9111. 40-tfec
FOR RENT: Small Apt. in
Marietta. 2 rms. and bath.
Phone 426-2781. 40-3c

ROOMS FOR RENT: By day,
week or month. Joy Tavern,
B2 W. Main St.. Mount Joy
11-tfc
FOR RENT: Apt, 4 rooms,
& powder room. Water, sew-
age, heat furnished. Coin-op-
erated laundry. Available
Jan. 15, 1964. Inquire Sam
Balsbaugh, Hess’ Store, Mt.
Joy, 653-8211. 38-tfc

frame, aluminum siding.
Now in 2 apts., up & down.
Easily reconverted. Write P.
O. Box B, Florin Station, Mt.
Joy 37-tfc
FOR RENT: 4-rm. apartment
with tile bath. Call Mount
Joy 653-4806 after 5 p.m.
37-tic

FOR SALE

1949 DeSoto fluid drive,
good exterior, reasonably
priced. Call 653-5156. 42-1c
3-months-old Male Bird Dog
Pups. Ph. 426-5881, Mariella.

42-3¢
Attention Farmers — in in
need of Hay, call 653-8661
41-2c

1 slightly used Snow Blower
for Wheelhorse tractor. Ph.
653-7583. 41-2p
Good, bright straw and 250
tons choice dairy hay, mow
dried. By trailer load only.
Martin L. Messner, R. D. 1,
Roaring Branch, Pa. Phone
Liberty, Pa., Area Code 717
324-2841. 40-4c
TYPEWRITERS, add. mach,
cash reg., check inter-coms,
safes, files, off. furn., new &
used. At Roots Sale Tuesday.

“Worth trip’ ENGLE, 20
South Market St., E-town.
37-ife

CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all the
friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for their cards, flowers.
prayers and visits during my
stay in the hospital.
Eli Smetlzer
With our most grateful ap-
preciation we want to ex-
press our thanks to all of
our relatives, neighbors and
other friends for their ex-
pressions of sympathy and
other kindnesses extended to
us at this time of our bereav-
ment. The Kretzing Family
42-1c

SECRECY
How can we expect anoth-
er to keep our secret if we
cannot keep it ourselves?

MISCELLANEOUS
Roofing, siding, spouting.
Ralph F. Kline. Certified
Ruberoid applicator. Phones:
Mount Joy 653-5771 & Lititz
626-7474. 38-tfc
NOTICE: A widowed lady
with small home desires the
companionship of a widow or
aged lady to share expenses.
thousands of gigantic factor- Tuesday. January 21, 1964

ies, so all future historians
should laud our salesmen SOIL AND WATER erosion
more than our generals and] - . 8
adiivols. 1s still taking place on too
And there is still ceiling| many of our local farms.
unlimited in America for| This becomes more impor-
star salesmen. A
They have greater job sec- tant in recent years due to
urity and a quicker chance|the very dry conditions.
for big incomes than any oth-
er type of worker, as I will
Slopes or hill-sides that are
in one large field under cul-

Please call 653-0694. 42-3¢c

® Worry Clinic
(From page 1)
forced the tremendous indus-
trialization of America by
figuratively if not literally
punching doorbells in the
peace time years prior to the
outbreak of war until Gen-
eral Motors, U. S. Steel, Du-
Ponts and thousands of other
great firms have had to
mushroom to gigantic size.

explain more fully next} : ;
week. tivation will not be able to
So send for my booklet,| absorb the rainfall that does
“The
Salesmanship”,
stamped, return
plus 20c.
New Psychology of
enclosing a
envelope,
come; therefore, we get wa-
ter running from the farm
and taking valuable topsoil
with it. In most cases
| water and soil loss can be a-
voided. Alternate strips of
sod and a cultivated crop
will be of great help. When
making for spring
plowing we would suggest
this
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® Over The Back
(From page 1)
plans

Many rotary mowers contin-|
ue to beat off the grass blades |

Then, in time of war, these
factories were readily avail-
able for the production of
war ordnance, namely, guns,
tanks, trucks, planes, etc.
So salesmen have tipped
the scales for our victories in
both World Wars, instead of
our generals and admirals.
For German generals and
Japanese admirals were just
as brilliant tactitians as ours.
And the enemy’s manpow-
er equalled our own in num-
bers. Moreover, when an en-/
emy would fly a plane against
the side of our battleships.
that was bravery in any
‘I man’s language.
So it wasn’t superior gen-
erals and admirals, or pre-
ponderance of manpower or
greater courage, that won
our wars.
No, indeed. It was our
greater factory output. We
equipped our men, plus much
of England’s and part of Rus-
sia’s.
Remember, the Russians
rode triumphantly in the Bal-
kans (and Berlin) on Ameri-
can tanks and trucks.
Never let Communism for-
get that glaring fact.
American capitalism was
what finally saved Russian
Communism in its battle
with Hitler.
But our salesmen were the
basic reason we had those
IT PAYS TO KEEP
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USE A SMITH-GATES
8 Taling
SF Audimats
TANK DE-ICER
Saves time, work, worry, mon-
ey. Float holds safe, sure 500-
watt heater just below surface
to keep an 18” hole open in sub-
zero weather automatically with
least use of electricity. $12.45.
DROP-IN TANK
Thermostatically
controlled to maintain
10 gal. of water at
50°F. in a room at
zero. $10.95,
Bucy Hose NOW
M. K. Hoke Estate
South Main Sireet
MANHEIM, PA.

b that farmers who have not
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( had their fields contoured
| give this practice serious con-
THE WINTER snows and! sideration. Both the Soil Con-
cold weather have chased Servation Service and our Ex-
many field mice and rodents | tension Service will provide
to the buildings; a good fm free assistance.
er should not tolerate the]
filth and destruction of any | ® Timely Tips
kind of mice or rats. Hoeme-
{ ge 1)
owners should be on the al-| ps From page
: y | ceilings higher.
ert for field mice damage to Being Dog-Tired
|
shrubs and lawns. The clean-| Encourages Accidents
ing away of junk and trash | More than four
instead of cut them off,
cause the blades are dull.

million
piles and the placing of | persons are injured each year
: : : . |in home accidents. And the
poison under bait stations is| kitchen seems to be the most
recommended. | dangerous in the house — for
twenty per cent of all home
WE'D LIKE to suggest great-| accidents occur there. Many
|
er consideration of the many | of these accidents are due to
.. | poor judgment, disorder, im-
Correspondence Courses In| hroper equipment, and incor-
Agriculture and Home Econ-| rect equipment, and incorrect
omics offered by Penn State use of equipment. And these
University. These accidents are most likely to
a : happen when you’re dog-tired
practical educational lessons Tpat'g when your hands fum-
given by mail at a very nom- ble, your feet trip over
inal cost. Many practices are| things, and your eyes fail to
| see possible dangers. So,
are very
changing from year to year
and this kind of courses are| minutes to relax. That's one
a means of keeping up-to-| way to help keep your name
date with a minimum of time! out of the accident statistic’s
. ww ‘ | column.
and effort. Additional infor-| 1 amb For Family Meals
mation is available. Family meals need a change
{ of pace now and then. And
lamb may be just what you
need for your family. yun
find lamb is flavorfu
‘| hearty main dishes. And.as a
bonus, it’s easy to digest and
adds important nutrients to
your family meals. Although
loin, rib chops, and leg of
lamb are delicious, you can

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make main dishes from the
lesser known cuts. The Iles-
ser known cuts are usually
lower in price, yet equal to
high-priced cuts in food wval-
ue and flavor. You may wish
to try lamb stew, lamb curry
or lamb patties wrapped in
| bacon. Of course, a little
know-how comes in handy
when you buy lamb regard-
less of the cut or the price.
So here are some buying tips
. ., look for lean that is pink
ito deep red in color and an
outside covering of clear,
white brittle fat. And be sure
ito check the bone—cut sur-
faces should be reddish in
color and porous. No need to
put off serving lamb—put it
ron your shopping list often
for a change-of-pace meazl.
Greens In Winter For
Outdoor Planter Boxes
Planter boxes filled with
flowers are used all summer
long to give a cheerful accent
to your home. The same ac-
cent can be continued thru
the winter months. Why not
put some greenery in these
boxes. Evergreen boughs cut
and inserted in the soil will
look attractive most of the
winter. Among the greens
that are especially suited for
this purpose are yew, pine,

spruce, fir, arbovitate, and
juniper. An accent of dried
red ruscus from the florist
will finish the effect.
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| FOR SALE |
: IN MOUNT JOY |
ONE-STORY, 3 bedroom
stone, near Donegal A:-
nex. This home has oil
hot water heat, modern
kitchen and many other
$16,509
fine features.
DOUBLE, frame, situat-

ed in Florin sectio::.
One side, 6 rooms, bath;
other side, 4
Price $8,000.
LARGE 215 STORY 4
Situzai-
near
rooms
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bedroom frame.
| ed on corner lot
Donegal Annex.
Price $13,900
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