PUBLIC SALES

In proportion as there are
more thoroughly cultivated
persons in a community will
the finer uses of prosperity be
taught and the vulgar uses of
it, become disreputable.
If someone asks you for
the best recipe for drawing a
cross, the best answer is this
Write a capital “I” and then
scratch it out.
® Salmon
(From page 7)
comer’s Club of Manheim
will hold its monthly meet-
ing on Thursday, April 23, at
7:30 p. m. The group will
meet at Fellowship Hall of
Salem E. U. B. Church.
Mrs. Mohr, of Mohr Fab-
rics, Lancaster, will be the
guest speaker. A discussion
on interior decorating will
be the topic of the evening.
® Worry Clinic
(From page 9)
ket. Then you will insure a
much happier home for your-
self and your babies.
Meanwhile, send for my
200-point “Tests for Sweet-
hearts”, enclosing a stamped,
return envelope, plus 20c.
Rate your date thereon.
(Always write to Dr. Crane
in care of this newspaper,
enclosing a long 5c stamped
addressed envelope and 20c¢
to cover typing and printing
costs when you send for one
of his booklets.)
® Timely Tips
(From page 8)
Store at 0° F. or lower. |
Limit storage time. Check
the following table for maxi-
mum storage times recom-
mended for foods in moisture-
vapor-proof or moisture-vapor
- resistant wrappings. Cook
thawed foods promptly.
STORAGE PERIODS: The
recommended storage periods
for home-frozen meats. and
fish held at 0° F. are given
below. For best quality, use
the shorter storage time:
Product Storage Period
Beef: -
Ground meat .
Roasts
Steaks
Fish
Lamp,
Chops
Ground meat ..
+. 2103
8 to 12
8 to 12
6 to

AnUdder That Works!
This “Very Good” udder
belongs to an SG61 Nep-
tune daughter that pro-
duced 12,100 lbs. milk and
621 lbs. fat in 305 days
(2X-actual) as a 2-yr.-old
If you would like cows in
your herd with wudders
like this one, call—
MANHEIM - - - 626-2363
MT. JOY - - - 653-1451
(weekends)
OR 569-0411
(every day)
Southeastern Penna.
Artificial Breeding
Cooperative
LANCASTER, PA.

“All Sires Available Daily”
Pabe 10
Pork, cured’
Wednesday, April 22, 1964
Veal:
Cutlets, chops ...
Ground meat ....
Roasts 4 to 8
° Frozen cured meat loses
quality quickly and should
be used as soon as possible

3 to 4
Pork, fresh:
Chops
Roasts
Sausage
PUBLIC SALE
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1964
On the premises located 1%2 miles Southwest of
Elizabethtown: 2 mile South of Patton Trade School.

A small Farm consisting of 16 acres, more or less;
3 acres, more or less, of meadow with small stream
flowing through; thereon erected a
2Y, Story FRAME HOUSE
containing 11 rooms & bath; oil-fired furnace; forced
hot air heat; electric hot water heater. FRAME BANK
BARN, room to stable 12 head of cattle. -CAR GABR-
AGE ADJOINING BARN. 2-CAR CONCRETE GABR-
AGE. CONCRETE BLOCK BUILDING was used as a
butcher shop. :
All buildings have electricity and water. Well of
never failing water with an electric water system.
Immediate possession can be given. Arrangements
to view property can be made by calling Mount Joy
Phone 653-9848 or Elizabethtown Phone 369-1256.
Real Estate to be offered at 7:00 P. M., when con-
ditions will be made known by
Melvin Sager
JACK B. HORNER, ATTORNEY
WALTER DUPES, AUCTIONEER
AUCTION
SAT., APRIL 25th, 1964
AT 10:00 A. M.
FOR MRS. GRACE IMSWILER
329 N. 2ND STREET, COLUMBIA, PENNA.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & ANTIQUES
5-3¢

1 Pine Dutch Cupboard, Marble Wash Stand and table, Dry
Sink, Round DL Table, Brass Bed, Plank Chairs, Walnut
Dresser and Bed, Victorian Sofa and Rocker, Mirrors, Old
Books, Oil Lights, Post Cards, Glassware, Ironstone, Stoves,
Refrigerator, Chests, Wardrobe, Household Items, Dishes,
Cook Ware, Garden Tools, Power Mower, Ladders, Tools,
Lots of small items, Interesting old items.
Lunch available by the Altar Rosary Society of St. Peters
Catholic Church.
Auction Conducted by HAROLD K. KELLER, Auctioneer.
5-1c
PUBLIC SALE
2—DAYS—2
MASONIC HOMES, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
TUE. - WED., MAY 5 & é
10:00 O'CLOCK SHARP

Tuesday Sale as Follows:
Pink satin Rose bowl, Pink satin Fairy Lamp, Coal oil
Lamps, Blue Bristol Bridal Basket, Kings Crown cake
stand, Cranberry Shades, Punch bowl & cups, Dec.
Ironstone, Cut Glass, Pressed Glass, German & English
china, Daisy and Button, Stero Views, Pewter, Old
Ledger, Eye Glasses, Gold band Sherbert, wines and
Goblets, Lot of good costume Jewelry, Pots, Pans,
Cooking utensil of all kind.
Wednesday Sale as Follows:
Diamond Rings, and Antique Jewelry, Marble top
table and Bureaus, Empire Bureau, Mirror and Butler
Desk, Balloon back Rocker and Chairs, Arrow back
Rocker and Chairs, Blanket Chests, Two Upright
Pianos, Drop Leaf Tables, Large Walnut Wardrobes,
Corner Cupboard, Flax Wheel, Inlaid Table, Round Ex-
tension Table, Brass Bed, Dining Room Suite, Scatter
Rugs, A lot to be sold, come early.
Masonic Homes
PAUL SHANK, SUPERINTENDENT
HOWARD SHAUB, AUCTIONEER
VINCE WENDLER, CLERK 5-2¢
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
MACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
For Jacob R. Nissley, Manheim, rear of H. C. Burgard
Elem. School, 3rd Block of W. Ferdinand St., Manheim,
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1964
STARTING AT 11:00 A. M.
ROCKFORD MILLING MACH. Angle Plates, Cutters, End
9 to 3 |Mills, Saws, Arbors - 16"'x8’ SOUTH BEND LATHE, Chucks,
Bits, Spec. Lathe Tools and Mandrels - 20’ Upright CHAM-
PION DRILL PRESS, Chucks, High Speed Drills, Reamers -
9” Bench Drill, Bench Lathe & Grinders, Heavy Duty Floor
Grinder, Power Saw, 12 Ton Chain Hoist, Cylinder Boring
Mach. Elect. & Acteylene Welding Rigs, Cable, Aprox. 230
Ibs. Welding Rods, Iron Bender, Air Compressor, Air Ham-
mer, Pipe Vise, 1 H.P. 3 phase Motor, Motors, Heavy Duty
Bench Vises, Aluminum Level, 5 Ton Jack, Reamers, Drill
Bits, Vises, Aluminum Level, 5 Ton Jack, Reamers, Drill
Bits, Taps, Dies, Drills, Sockets & Wrenches, Punches,
Clamps, 1” to 8’ Micrometers, Gauges & Calipers, 6’ Flex-
ible Grinding Shaft & Motor, 8’ Cire. Saw, Disc. Sander,
High Speed Grinder; BVI Sprayer, Heavy Duty Drills, Disc.
Sander, Machinist Tools, Hand Tools, Mach. Screws & Bolts,
Steel Bars, Beams, Plates Round & Flat C. R. S.
Terms Cash, Sale Conducted by
ROOT'S AUCTION ROOM, Inc.
R, D. #1, BOX 223, MANHEIM, PA.
Send Name & Address for Catalogued Listing of Sale.
Lunch available. 4-2¢
PUBLIC AUCTION
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Antiques - Tinware - Household
Goods - Tools

SAT., MAY 2, 1964
AT 11:00 A. M.
LOCATED AT 220 STONEY BATTERY ROAD,
SALUNGA, PENNA.
Plank Bottom Chairs, Parlor Organ, Cradle,
Butter Scales, Oil Lamps, Picture Frames, Bottles
and Crocks of many sizes and description, Iron-
stone Platters, 12 Tumblers With Horseshoe and
Star Bottoms, Bone Dishes, Spittoons, Cheese
Molds, Butter Prints, Spice Sets, Flatirons, Sleigh
Bells, Cake Stands, Iron Toys, Circus Wagon,
Horses, Trucks, etc; Mantle Clocks, Dough Scrap-
ers, Iron Banks. Lots of Tinware, Tea Kettles,
Pans, Cans, etc. Dishes and hundreds of other
items.
Lime Drill, Ferguson Mower,
and Other Farm Tools.
Sale by
Disc Harrow,
Benjamin K. Hess
J. OMAR LANDIS, AUCTIONEER
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate - Household Goods
SAT., APRIL 25, 1964
1:00 P. M.
Located at 370 South Main St., Manheim, Pa.
FRAME DWELLING
with asbestos shingle siding having 8 rooms and
bath. House has oil fired steam heat. House is
built on a large lot with 114 ft. fronting on Route
72 and extends in the rear approx. 250 ft. A two-
room rental unit is also on the property. Boro wa-
ter supply. Large yard with shade trees. This
house could easily be converted to a double dwel-
ling. Persons wishing to inspect the property may
do so on April 17th from 6 to § P.M. and April 21
from 6 to 8 P.M.
Terms 109¢ down, balance June 1st, 1964.
Real Estate sale at 1:30 P. M.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Blond bedroom suite with spring & mattress. Two
blanket chests, trunk, TV Set, Radio & Record
player, 2 wardrobes, 2 dressers, 1 chest of draw-
ers, rockers, 3 pe. maple living room suite, 3 pe.
living room suite, couch, 2 pec. living room suite,
three 9x12 rugs, tables, extension tables, set of six
plank chairs, plank chairs, Philco electric stove,
base cabinet, jelly cupboard, wood chest, Kenmore
washer, 2 power mowers, reel type mower, garden
tools, pie board, wheelbarrow, dishes, pots, pans.
Sale by
Ida M. Shank
OMAR LANDIS, AUCTIONEER
RICHARD MARTIN, ATTORNEY 4-2¢
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