~-==PUBLIC SALES--- Page 10 Wednesday. January 29, 1964 PUBLIC SALE —l Fone PERSONAL PROPERTY SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 1964 12:30 P. M. Situated about 1 mile west of Route 72 on Gray- stone Road, East Petersburg, Pa.. The following to wit: G. E. Refrigerator, Monarch Stove, Electric washer, Living room suite, Extension table, China closet, Dishes, Chairs and Odd Tables, Two electric sweepers, One rug, Old rag carpet, Iron baby crib, Porch chairs and swing, Lawn swing, Sleigh bells, Blacksmith forge, Garden Tools, Jackson riding lawn mower, Pincor power mower, Lawn sweeper, DAVID BRADLEY GARDEN TRACTOR. Pom by Mrs. Nora S. Landis ELMER SPAHR, AUCTIONEER GARNER & LANDIS, CLERKS 43-1¢ Public Auction — OF — Antiques - Furniture - Personal Property Saturday, Feb. 8, 1964 AT 11:00 A.M. 3 Sale will be Beld at the Garden Spot Equip- ment Auction in Lincoln, Penna. Two marble top bedroom suites, one in white marble, one in brown marble; beautiful low mar- ble top table, sideboard, Exceptional 4-drawer low chest with very nice inlay & brass pulls, Small windsor rocker, 2 round front china closets, Brass candlesticks, Electrified oil lamps, some with mar- ble base, blanket chest. A lot of colored glass, Daisy & Button pieces, Amber, Crystal, Bavarian, Limoges, Milkglass, salts, trays, cut glass bowls, cruets, pressed bowls, hen on nest, cake stands, pictures, books, quilts & linens, silverware, rugs, bedroom furniture, din- ing room table and chairs, wardrobes, radio, library table, small steel safe, dressers, carpenter tools, ladders, porch furniture, crocks, lawn mow- er, bird bath, tubs, garden tools and many other ida Mrs. Mae Chamberlin J. OMAR LANDIS, AUCTIONEER Come early—plenty of parking area—Food served in our own restaurant. AUCTIONEER’'S NOTE—Clip this ad. It will buy you one of our Dutch Barbecue Sandwiches at our restaurant on sale day. 43-2¢ PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS SATURDAY, FEB. 8, 1964 12:30 P. M. 115 BROAD STREET, SALUNGA, PA. Kelvinator, across the top freezer, 12.5 cubic feet; Kelvina- tor 40-inch Range, Two metal cabinets, electric clock, desk, living room suite, piano and bench, rocking chairs, Emerson 21-inch Television, carpet sweeper, electric tank sweeper, buffet, extension table, 3 other tables, antique table, two trunks, piano stool, Lane cedar chest, like new; wardrobe, single bed, 3-piece bedroom suite, good chest, two mattress- es, clothes baskets, cane seated chairs, a lot of cushions, beddings, doilies, two 9x12 rugs, 9x12 pad, 5 yard runner, smaller rugs, bathroom scales, a lot of antiques, hand-made pie board, crocks, bean-pot, flat irons, books, silverware, home-spun linen, picture frames, picture album, old post cards and newspapers, iron skillet, new waffle iron, electric toaster, old quilt, old doll, lawn mower, porch chairs and other articles tco numerous to mention. Terms cash. Albert H. & Bertha A. Hiestand E. V. Spahr, Auctioneer Garner & Long, Clerks READ THE F&H AND SAVE! 43-2c shining Rock Oil, A series of three Cattle Feeder Meetings will be held for Lancaster county feeders as follows: Thursday evening, January 30, 7:30 p.m. ; Thursday even- ing, February 6, 7:30 p.m. and Thursday evening, Feb- ruary 13, 7.30 p.m. This series of meetings is a part of many livestock clin- ics being held in various parts of Pennsylvania by the Extension Service. They are open to the public and will be given free of any charges. The January 30 meeting will feature Ben Morgan, livestock extension specialist, ST. FRANCIS IN AN AIRPLANE I thank Thee, O Lord God, For this my strange and won- drous brother, Air, That seemed so weak and fickle, And yet can hold me up as firmly here, As he sustains my little friends, the birds. I thank Thee for my sister, Distilled by ‘sunlight out of ancient ferns, Obedient to Thy will and pleasure, To be a mighty lifting strength and swiftness More than a caravan of hors- es, For human burdens. I bless Thee for my good bright brother, Steel, So val- iant and so trusty, Who is my chariot through the clouds. And most of all I thank Thee now, For that most marvel- ous of Thy lower gifts, The mortal mind, So daring and so cunning, That teaches us to use all else on earth, For our advantage. But never, never may soul forget, To give to Thee all glory, thanks, and praise. Amen! —Selected CALKING SAVES FUEL According to Roger Grout, extension agricultural engin- eer at Penn State, areas in many homes needing calking enings which let water side should be calked. vertise it!!! Patronize Our Advertisers are around chimneys, doors and windows. Cracks and op- in- Advertise your business in any way you want to, but ad- Plan Cattle Feeder Meets discussing the Economics of Cattle Feeding” and “Buying the Right Kind of Cattle”. In addition, Dr. Bill Adams, from the extension veterin- ary science department, will discuss ‘Beef Cattle Health and Sanitation’. The speak- ers and subjects for the fol- lowing two meetings will be announced at the January 30 meeting. These educational have been well accepted in many parts of the state in other fields of production. This is the first one for Lan- caster county on cattle feed- ing. Actually, it is a short course in cattle feeding. All meetings will be held in Rohrerstown elementary school at Rohrerstown. clinics CHECK CLOTHING Buy clothing with a con- cern for the kind of care it will need, advises Bernice Tharp, Penn State extension clothing specialist. Most manufacturers put an extra hang tag on a garment stat- ing whether it must be dry- cleaned or if it can be laun- dered, and whether the gar- ment can be machine dried or line dried. We favor the United Na- tions, if it works, but we would rather see a union of the free nations. One of the ways to become intelligent is to remember not to believe everything you see in print. Dollar Bills” — 653-9661 “We Print Anything But SHOPPING Everything you need for fun and fancy on Valentine's Day you'll find in our one-stop Val- entine Shop. Come in soon and see our complete collection of quality Valentines, beautiful Gift Wraps, original party sets and decorations plus smart gift sug- gestions—all tastefully styled by Hallmark, “When you care enough to send the very best.” SLOAN’'S PHARMACY MOUNT JOY, PENNA. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE = | SPECIALS for THURS. - FRI. - SAT. LARGE 5 to 7 lbs ROASTING CHICKENS 49 HERSHEY'S LEBANON BOLOGNA CORN KING | 3 LB. 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