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NEWS-COMET Ealkw: HMIT J. taltk. In Mterifem I KM "per im or M-W If not paiti at BMt Berlin 14 etaTM3n5Sr oa May It. YORK SPRINGS NEWS EVENTS (Continued from Fife 1) Mrs. Mildred Mossman, of Great Neck farm.

Stevensville, Mrs Lola Hummer of New Oxford and Mrs. Hillary R. Kennedy attended a DAR meeting in Gettysburg Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Kleffer and Wayne D.

Kieffer, of Washington. D. Mrs. Harvey Kreamer, of Cleveland, Mrs. Harry McEIroy.

Mrs. Floyd Bender and children, of Fayettertlle; Mrs. Eldon Dotter and Mrs. Robert Huber and children, of Harrlsburg, and Ernest Wishard and family, of Biglerville, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Jonas Kieffer Issued 37,387 Book 4 Copies Adams rountians received war ration books No. 4 during the recent registration period, a count of the reports turned in by the school site administrator revealed Friday. The number was more thin 400 less than the number of ration books No. 2 Issued In the county, but clerks at the local rationing boards explained that the drop did not represent a decrease In the county'! population but failure on the part of some people to obtain war ration book No. 3, which had to be shown to secure the most recent book.

Applications are still coming in, the clerks said, for War ration book No. 3, with many people not applying at the time they were issued because they did not need the stamps at that time. Ration book No. 2 was issued to 37.865 persons, with the New Oxford board giving out 20,093 books and the Gettysburg board Issuing 17.772 books. Many Ignored Pledge Application for the No.

4 books was made by 11,589 countians, with 5.847 applying at the schools under the jurisdiction of the Gettysburg board and 5,742 applying in the THOMASVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Reefer, of I New Oxford area schools. Gettysburg urea schools issued 17,587 books and New Oxford area schools gave 19,800 books. The number of college students and smaller families in the western half of the county accounted for the larger number of applications, it was stated.

The "home front" pledge, which every applicant was asked to sign did not prove as popular in the New Oxford area as it was in the Gettysburg section where nearly 50 percent of the applicants signed. Of the 5,847 applicants In the Gettys- urg area 2,381 signed the pledge. Of the 5,742 applicants in the New Oxford section, 1,488 signed. Despite the smaller number of cobs issued in the current reglstra- lon there were more applicants nan during the registration for Jook two. At that time Gettysburg ad 4,939 applications and New Ox- ord, 5,563, a total of 10,502 appllca- ions.

Gardners, have received word that their son. Corporal Keefer, has arrived safely in England. Another son, Dale, and wife, of Sharon, had been visiting them, and with -Mrs. Dale Reefer's mother, Mrs Mary Spangler, of York Springs. Mrs.

Spangler accompanied the young couple to their home in Sharon where she expects to remain for some time. The York Springs grade schools have announced an honor roll of pupils, based upon a B. grade or better In basic subjects and upon the general conduct of the pupil Those who have made the honor roll thus far are: 1st grade, Marilyn Shank, Geraldine Miller, Janet Bobo, William Guise, Charles Koons and Sidney Stoner; fifth grade, Carole Koonc and Kenneth Kemper, and 7th grade. Dale Guise and Robert Wolf. Slight changes In the number of votes cast for some of the candidates for county office were recorded with the completion of the official count Saturday afternoon.

Two ballots which were disallowed by local election officials and as a result did not appear in the unofficial count, were allowed to be counted by Judge w. C. Sheely during the official count, NEW PAR HANOVER, PA. 4 DAYS--Starts NOV. llth "PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" In Technicolor starring NELSON EDDY SUSANNA FOSTER CLAUDE RAINS WED.

aV THtTRS, NOT. IT-IS Thrill to SHANGRI-LA ip FRANK CAPRA'S mifhtlest MMertment! RONALD COLMAN "LOST HORIZON OF SHANGRI-LA" Comptoto Line of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GUY A. F. HOKE "stnroco ABBOTTSTOWN, PA. I E.

B. 2I-R-4 Used Furniture Good B. SALVAGE 114 Locavt Bt, Hanover, Pa. Open A. 1C.

to 9 P. M. ANDES FURS YORK, PA. 237 East Market Strett OP- NOTICE istate of Horace Smith, deceased, late of Latimorc Township. Aduma Countj, Notice is hcreb en to all parties ntcmtU-U in the mtaU 1 of the abcnu de- cdent that the Widow's Appraisement in "he ab'-vo estnto was filed in the 'uurt of Adiims Count, IVnns)vania, and confirmed nisi on the 1st duy uf No- t-mber.

1943. und that tmmc will IK- con- rmed absolute on the 3rd da of bcr. 1943. at 10:00 o'clock. A.M.

E.W T. nless exceptions be filed thereto at or tefjrt. such ttmj. J. FUANC1S YAKE, i Attorney I FISHING TACKLE Mawn Not Far Off! YORK GUN SHOP WE BtTT BIFU8 AND GUNS W.

MAMUT tn, TOBK. PA. A I AM Baying Furs This gcuMt at My HMM JOHN GUISE 7X-B-ZS Tork Sprtnn Mr and Mrs. Richard baughman announced the birth of a son. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter E. Wolf, former residents of Thomnsvllle, announced the birth of a son at the York hospital. Mrs. Wolf is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Eppley, near here. The Reformed Women's Guild met at the Holtzschwnmm church when the leader for the evenlns was Mrs. George Wehler. Prnycr was given by Mrs.

Adnm Stetzer. Morning prayer was given by Mrs. Archie Hlmes. The Rolane Plan was presented by Mrs. John Royer; the Thumbs Plan was presented by Mrs.

Kurvln Bent- rel; the Johnson Plan was presented by Mrs. Ervln Hlmes. The Girls' Guild also presented a part of their progiam to the Women's Guild. A poem. "Wild Geese." was read by Doris Myers.

Reports of "My Confirmation," were given by Ruthanna Spahr and Doris Myers. A poem was given by Baker. A talk was given by Mrs. John Royer on "The Family Altar." Property Transfers Albert L. and Lillie V.

Thomas, Reading township, sold to Eugene C. and Irene E. Lemmon, same place, a 99-acrc property in that township. Lottie M. Sheaffer, Huntington township, sold to Edith Shaeffer Asper, same place, a 60-acre property in that township.

George W. Walter, Huntington township, sold to Fremont S. and Ethel G. Kuntz, Butler township, two properties totaling 66 acres in Huntington township. Ernest E.

and Rosie Jacobs. Abbottstown. sold to Artie and Nina G. Gulden. Hamilton township, a lot in Abbottstown.

COMERFORD A CARLISLE SAT. NOTICE itfltato oT IxnitfaL- Warner, of l.ntmioro toVtnylilp, Adorns Count. Pennbyhumu. deceaswl. Notice in hereby that Letter's Testamentary upon the estate of the abme flrnt been granted unto the un- iRnrd th- Heidttrr of Wills Adorns Countj, PcnnsjKania; all persons ing claims or demands againiit the of wild decedent are requested moke known the same and all in- rebted to the enld decedent are requested required to make payment without dvla unto the C.KORGE N.

WARNER. of the will of Louise Warner, deceased. nddiess York Springa. R. D.

Jr to his Attorney, J. F. Yako, Gettysburg. Pcnnn. EARL New OxMcd, Pa.

We're Ready to Serre Yon With War Bonds and SUmps Every ETeoinc NOT. lt-13 "PRESENTING LILY MARS" Jaij Garland Van HefllB, Fay Batnter Tommy Doney and Bob Cronby Orchestra Heart-Warming Musical Comedy! Nor. 15-16 "TISH" Marjorie Main, Zaxn Pitta Susan Peten, Guy Klbbce Mary B. Blnehart'i Lovable Tbh! Nor. 17-18 "THE CONSTANT NYMPH" Chas.

Boyer, Joan Fontaine The Yeart Greatest Lbve Story! Stunbaufh Auto Electric Auto Generator, Starter, Ignition and 107 E. Walnut St. Dial 9163 HANOVER, PA. Harry Emif Sen Fmacral Directors Ambulance Service i Bawl Berlin 2-R-U Dr. Joseph D.

OPTOMBTRIbT 2t N. QtOmOt TORE, PA Ttanaar Aflmunu 4AIM far Wall Paper Paper Hanflnf SMEE REED Pattenon-Sanent (B.P.S.) Paint 7 E. Louther St. CARLISLE Funeral Director G. KENNETH I Telephone imbalance Sendee DILLSBURG.

PA. Dressed Fowl Prices Up For Thanksgiving In anticipation of the Thanksgiving poultry-buying rush, new retail celling prices tor turkeys and other (owl were announced today by the OPA. The new schedule brings a reduction In the price of drawn and fresh frozen birds, but an increase in dressed turkeys. Retail prices on live birds remain at 45 cents a pound for those under 18 pounds; 43 cents for those between 18 and 22 pounds, and 42 cents for those over 22 pounds For dressed turkeys In the smaller stores and larger Independents the prices are 53 cents under 16 pounds; 51 cents for 16 to 20 pound birds and 49 cents for those 20 pounds or over. Chain store ceilings are one cent a pound less for the first two grades.

Drawn Turkey Prices In all except chain stores, the cell- Ing prices for drawn turkeys are: 63 cents pound under 13 pounds; 59 cents for 13 and 16 ii pounds, and larger birds 57 cents. Chain store prices are one cent a pound less in each Instance. Live chicken prices remain unchanged in all stores. They include: 36 cents a pound for broilers, fryers, roasters and light capons; 40 cents for heavy capons, six pounds or over; 32 cents for all fowls; 27 cents for stags and roosters. The top price for dressed broilers, fryers, roasters and light capons Is at My Stable.

York, milus, JJoi 50 Head of Missouri 45 cents In all stores; 40 cents (or fowl and 35 cents for stags and roosters. For heavy capons the celling Is 49 cento. Apple For drawn poultry in smaller group one and two stores, celttnf puces are 68 for broilers and fryers; 56 cents for roasters and light capons; 59 cents for heavy capons; 60 cents for fowl, and 43 cents for stags and old roosters. OPA has also placed a 10-cent-a- pound community celling price on the best grade of apples, regardless of the variety or the place of origin. KINSEY WILL HEAD EMPLOYMENT GROUP Paul A Ktnsey, Gettysburg, was appointed Friday as re-employment commltteeman for Adams County Board No.

2, it has been announced by Col. Richard K. Mellon, state director of Selective Service. Kinsey will head a county group to plan for the re-employment of service men following the war. Details of the organization have not yet been worked out.

tW YEARS AGO Married, on Tuesday last, by the Rev Oswald. Mr. Charles Spangler (merchant), of East Berlin to Miss Louisa daughter of Dr. Luke Rouse, of York. CLASSIFIED PRIVATE SALE--Extension table, 4 chairs, bridge lamp, 6 kerosene lamps, kitchen cabinet, electric washer, bed room suite and springs, buffet, rakes, forks, hoes, shovels, chicken fountains and feeders, twenty 50-lb.

shoats. J. O. COULSON, Dillsburg, R. D.

1, along route 15. 10-29-31. i- .1 Inl of ICM! The kiml I hmo anil cimilits. This m- foi lite 01 Call ami thim. cue.

WOLF CIDER MAKING: Walter Books will operate his cider press, near Latimore, every Thursday until November 12. Other days by appointment. 10-22-3t FOR RENT: My farm of 145 acres In Latimore, at present occupied by John L. Trump; equipment with electricity at house and barn. ERWIN BROUGH, Latimore, York Springs R.

D. 1. 10-1-tf FOR SALE: Complete furnishings I for beauty ftiof. In excellent conj dition. Reasonable.

A good buy for a person wanting to start a i shop. AlbO an automatic 30-gallon gas water heater. Write MRS. H. R.

LEE, Gardners R. D. 1. MV8SELMAN CO. OITW TO WAB FUND DBIVE A donation by the O.

B. Musselman Company. Biglenrille, headed contributions to the Adams County War Fund Wednesday bringing the total to tll.6M.45. The donation was made by the company as part of Its service to its TO men In the armed forces, It was stated. The majority of the 170 to be raised In Adams county will go toward various organisations serving the armed forces of the United States, including the USO, Seaman's Relief and War Prisoners Aid.

The Musselman company also sends a letter and 15 each month to ts men in service. The (500 gift rom the Musselman company was among the secured by Mrs. T. IS. Driest, Ftora Dale solicitor.

George P. Taj-tor solicited $57 The Adams County Supervisors' and Auditor's Convention Will Be Held In COURT HOUSE (JETTYSBURG Dec. 9, 10 A. M. N.

date ichctMl In order that II. A. Thomson, state secretary, can atlend. The convention thin vear will be of tqieciil Importance becauite of fact there are BO many new laws and that need to be explained. P.

A. T. BOWER. Sec. A Complete City Drug Store in Your Community Visit Our Soda Fountain Prescriptions Patent Sick Room Supplies Snydcr's Drug Store Serving Yon for Almost 40 Yean MT.

HOLLY SPRINGS EAT McCREARY'S Bread, Cakes and Buns BUY IT AT YOUR GROCERS BANNER Insurance Agency Complete Service Bast Berlin Phone 15-R-2 SAVE AT 11 naUImn Ilanwr. Pa. if A A i ii Jm MAJESTIC FRI. NOV. 12-13 Bob HOPE Betty BUTTON "Let's Face It" John Garfleld, Maureen O'Hara "THE FALLEN SPARROW" NOV.

17 "My Kingdom for a Cook" with Charles "Dingle" Coburn PUBLIC SALE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 A. M. The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will offe; at Public Sale, one-fourth mile east of Aspers, Adams County, Pennsylvania, the following: Livestock Grey mare six years old: black mare nine years old: colt; four Guernsey milk cows, two heifers and two bulls; four hogs weighing 200 pounds each; 100 Leghorns; ducks and geese. Farming Seven-foot Deering binder, In good condition: McCormick-Deering mower, in good condition; International manure spreader; hay rake; hay tedder; two wagons; two wagon beds; set hay ladders, 22 feet long; 301 Syracuse plow; riding plow; tractor disc; tree harrow; 60-tooth spike harrow; lime drill; Crown grain drill, 12 hoe; corn shelter; spring wagon; sleigh; water tank; Peerless chopper, with bagger; David Bradly corn worker, good as new; International corn worker; corn cutter; roller; 100-gallon bean sprayer; hand sprayer; three-horse gasoline engine; six-horse gasoline engine, with saw attached; fodder shredder; potato digger; 50 feet four-inch endless belt and short belts; line shaft with pulleys: drill press; four ice saws; log chains; double trees; jockey sticks; single trees; about 300 bushel ear corn; potatoes by the bushel; seed corn. Gears: Two sets Breechmans, front gears, collars, bridles, halters, breast chains.

Household Goods Bed room suite; bed, cupboard; side board; battery radio; six rocking chairs; gasoline iron; kerosene I lamps; fruit drier; two iron kettles; incubator; 10-plate stove: two extension tables; drop leaf table; 12 dining room chairs; stand; writing desk and book case; lot of dishes; two butter churns; power churn; washing machine; vinegar by the gallon; and many other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions will be made known day of sale by H. T. KENNEDY Slaybaugh, Auctioneer Also at the same time and place will offer valuable Real Estate, consisting of 74 acres, about 12 acres timber land, eight-room house, bank barn, 74 feet long, 46 feet wide; electric lights, two-care garage, never failing spring and spring house, two chicken houses, wagon shed, hog pen, never failing stream of water through pasture land, around 150 bearing apple, peach and cherry trees. Tills land especially adapted to raising fruit of all kinds.

These buildings are all in good con dition. TiniRS, NOV. 18 Richard Jane DIX WYATT In "THE KANSAN" I3-S5 N. Hanover St. Carlisle.

Pa. HOME fulNilM far atntaf tka to DILLSBURG THEATER Friday Saturday. November 12 13 Nov. 17, 18 fe The Most Hit You've Cvor Seen) 4 Hurting MNO CROW HOPE FRED Mac- MURRAY FRANCHOT TONI RAY MIUAND I MOORE DOROTHY 1AMOUR, PAUIETTE OODOARD A I DICK POWILl BITTY HUTTON EDDIE BRACKEN VIROMCA JAKE i KEEP ON A WENGER'S from BrnMtla the Adams County War Fund. Including $10 each from Mr.

and MM. R. O. Urtt and Mr. and Mm.

Bart Troitte. ON MY DAY BUY BONDS IF YOU WANT TO DO XMAS SHOPPING THIS YEAR, We Suggest DO IT NOW! i I I CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA Make Our Store Your CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS The Time Is Short Complete Line of FIRESTONE Toys Doll Furniture Electrical Toys Equipment Silex Coffee Pots, Tennis and Baseball Equipment also GOOD SELECTION USED CARS AND ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM MACHINERY PAUL P. LEREW Ford Sales and Service EAST BERLIN, PENNA. ROSE ANN SHOPPE BALTIMORE ST. GETTYSBURG, PA.

Unusual Selection GOATS Sports Fur Trimmed Fall fashions highlight. Luxurious fur trimmed--sports in tweeds-smartly made for well dressed women. Winter Coats and Snow Suits For Children Array Is beautiful In both suits ind coats. Be ready for the cold blast! Women's, Misses' Dresses Fall and Winter Silks, In large sclec- tfO AC are SrlOfc.O $Za45 pr. smarter and we Invite your inspection.

Novelty styles in Macks, browns and colors--All heels and widths. up ROSE-ANN SHOPPE, BALTIMORE STREET Bfii The Store That Guarantees Satisfaction Money Back If Not Satisfied KBONENBEBCS Carlisle's Big Store IN SPA PERI IN SPA PERI.