The Gettysburg Times from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Page 5

TJIE CJflTTYSRtJRG SATURDAY E.VENIN.G, MARCH 2nd, 1929. PAGE FIV FIVE. Tht Community CLASSIFIED ADS Use The Want Ads--A Powerful Pulling: Forot STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders The for all daiittad ids it cent word day, but no will be accepted for let! than 26e. Adi received by telephone mutt be paid for promptly on receipt of bin. AH classified ads matt be in by 11 a.

m. to insure tion that day. 'Phones: Gettyaborff Bell, 266 limited, 71 and 91 REAL ESTATE FOB SALE FOR SALE: Farm in fruit belt, Adams county, one hundred twenty-five acres, fifty acres in marketable turaiber, eighteen acres in apple orchard, balance suitable for peach and cherry orchard. Apply Camp Curtain Realty Co-m- FOR RENT FOR RENT: House on Water street. All conveniences.

Apply 246 South Washington street. FOR RENT: Seven room house on hard road with or without five- acre orchard. Apply Arthur Griest, Guernsey, Pa. MISCELLANEOUS GOOD As new, Ontario Drill for sale cheap. Call at 243 Baltimore street.

I. N. Lightner. E. F.

LARSON, Antiques repaired and refinished 'and upholstering. Local-'phone 215. NOTICE Letters of Administration on the of the Gettysburg I Estate of Preston S. Wilson, late! Company be borough, Adams A i 929 a deceased, 7:30 p. at the the com-1 rant to tne and "transacting an business that may be to payment, sentetf and those having claims will pre- PUBLJC been in- E.

M. BENDER, Secretary. NOTICE Letters Testamentary on the MONEY Invested now In Dr. Estate of Sarah A. late'of Hess' Stock Tonic will bring big Fairneld Borough, Adams County, sent them for settlement, to LILLIE R.

WAGER, No. 408 Prospect avenue, Hackensack, New Jersey. WANTED dividends during the Spring or, WANTED: "Phone 44W. Raw Furs. C.

Mares Sherman. Summer. Shaman's Store, agent. and deceased, having been granUd Cut Rate i to the" undersigned residing" in all jperews in- to said "Estate are Saturday, i ed to make immediate payment, pany, 2140 North Harrisburg, Pa. Sixth street, Wnte or WANTED: C'nk and waffle dinners, 'phone Hotel Altland, Abbottstown.

Price 26c to 28c a pound. PUBLIC SALE: chicken March 13 1929 household fur- 1 and thoan.having claims will pres chicken S. F. Trim- settlement to ARCHIE MARSHALL, Exec Robert E. Wible, First National Bank, Gettysburg, Pa.

zr rrrr HOWARD j. spauidmg of Lit WANTED: Babbits weighing tlestown receive Tuesday, four pounds and over. 20c pound. J. March 5thr anot car load of fine Walter Brendle, Littlestown.

i FOR SALE: Double house, eight! WALNUT LOGS rooms each side, conveniences, Write us sizes and amount you can Price $3,500. Apply 24 West Middle furnish. Tenns Conroy- street. Buchanan Lumber Jamestown, stock bulls, also cows, heifers, ponies and turkey 1 gobblers. LEGAL NOTICES George M.

Walter, Attorney. FOR SALE GENERAL FOP. SALE: Rat Terrier pups. Apply Amos 108-X. Butt Local' phone WANTED: Fruit or farm by man with experience and EXECUTOR'S NOTICE In re; Estate of Isaac J.

Fisher, testamentary on the last a Will nd Testament of Isaac J. SALE pj he late of Franklin Township, In Pursuance of a writ of i Adams County, deceased, hav-. Levari Facias issuing out of the i fog duly Canted unto the wi- Court of Common Pleas of Adams designed, he hereby gives notice County, and to me-45rected, will-be to all persons indebted to said help. Apply Simon Riley, Card- exDO sed to Public SaleTon SATUR- 1W i jexpobea oaie.on SAJ.UK-. estate to make immediate payment i ners Route 3 i DAY, the 16th day of March, and those havir)g daims de 1 1 11 1 FOR SALE: Delco light plant, 1,250 watts, with pulley.

C. P. M. W. Bigham, Gettysburg.

Bell 'phone. POSITION WANTED at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the Coutt House the borough of ing mands against the same to present them properly authenticated as waitress Gettysburg, Adams County, without dejay or settlement. NOTICE iiiMiiiuuiuinunniuiuiitiuuif The undertaking establishment of the late W. O. Routsong will be continued by Mrs.

W. 0. Routsong i The same prompt and courteous service will be rendered. Bendersville, Penn'a. -C.

V. 'Phone 15-21 Bell 'Phone 77R21 Saturday, March Itith, 1929 The undersigned intending to quit farming, will sell at his residence in Straban Township on the old Chailes Howard farm, one mjje east of Gettysburg and one-fourth mile from the Lincoln highway the following goods: FARMING IMPLEMENTS Set hay ladders; harness; sulky; plow; wheel barrow; 18 inch ladder; step ladder; berry basket; hand spray pump lawn mower. One Hundred and Fifteen Chickens HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Number 8 Wincroft range; room heater; three piece parlor suite; three rocking chairs; six dining room chairs; six cane seated chairs; dining room table; ten foot long; two buffets; three piece bed room suite; case of drawers; bed I and springs; two matresses; chest; I trunk; couch; two stands two library tables; two mirrors; 9x12 Velvet Brussels rug; grass rug; twelve yards matting; twenty i yards rag carpet; 9x12 Congoleum rug; kitchen table, 12 inch long; Columbia victrola and records; small rugs; fifty-four piece set of dishes; kitchen cabinet; churn and bowl; eight gallon double a 1 cream separator; kitchen cup- board; -wash, machine and wringer; shoulders Two $2.00 Shirts for $3.00 Thomas Brothers Biglerville E. W. KISSINGER LL 'LINES OF INSURANCE ALL KadelBldg.

C. V. 'Phone 33-X class restaurant or hotel. FOR SALE: Seagrass, goldfish, Hanover street. Reynolds, Chambeisburg streets 1 Apply evenings this week.

152 FOR SALE: Tour Holstein close springers. Apply William. J. Asner, York Springs, Pa. Bell 'phone 81-R-3.

FOR SALE: Baby carriage. Apply Times Office. FOR SALE: Lloyd baby coach and stroller in excellent condition. Apply Times Office. MIDDLE AGED woman desires work by tbe or will take care of aged couple, Address letter R.

Care Times Office. HELP WANTED TYPIST WANTED: For office work. Knowledge of shorthand unnecessary. Apply own handwriting. 23 Times Office.

FOR SALE: Lee-horn, and White Rock chicks, hatching. Chicks from good strong stock. Biglen Hatchery, Biglerville, Pa. FOR SALE: Cheap, one Cletrac Tractor. Chailes F.

Asper, Aspers. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE: Fifty head of horses and mules on Barred WANTED: Dishwashed. Ap- custom Ply Thompson's MISCELLANEOUS SPRING And Sunnner hats now on display. Latest style and shades. Reasonable prices.

Mrs. Cleason Herring. Fairfield, Pa. I CALL M.E Day or night for any electric repair work. J.

M. Cun- hand at nil times age from three ningham, 131 South to seven years old, in fart a horse' street, both phones. When Washington or mule to suit AT THE game you are ready for your horses and gease Qn Saturdayf March 2f mules, don't forget Mr-Henry's stable in Carlisle, as all "jtock muBt be as represented or your money refunded. Charles McHenry. 118 East Louther street, Carlisle, Pa.

Both phones. Cleon N'aiy pullets. will sell 200 laying FOR SALE: Eggs for hatching from two and three year old White Leghorn hens that lay and and pay. These hens are bred from American Pedigreed stock, mated to 2GO-300 pedigreed cockerels. Eggs $5.00 per hundred.

M. L. Frarm, Cents Mille. Bell 'phone. FOR SALE: Redeaned seed oats free of smut.

D. V. Reaver, at the Two Taverns Stock Farm. C. V.

'phone, Littlestown 7-12; residence 4-3. FEED: Extra good brand Dairy Feed $1.95 Oyster Shells cents cewt. G. R. Thompson and Son.

The Red Arrow Store. the following Real Estate, viz: De- sci ibed as 'follows: Situate and being in the township of Straban, County of Adams, 'State of Pennsylvania: BEGIN- NING at SL- stone by lands of Harry Eckert, South 2 de- I grees West, 127.7 perches to a i white oak; thence South 38 de, grees East, 42.3 perches to a stone; thence South 78 degrees East, perches to a stone; thence South degrees East, 20.16 perches; thence by lands of Harry Trestle. South 35 degrees i West, 31.4 perches to a gum; thence South degrees West, 38.5 perches to a stone; thence by I lands of Edward Trostle, North 68 degrees West, 31.96 perches to a I gum; thence South 23 degrees West, 29.84 perches to a white oak; thence North degrees West, 59 peiches to a hickory; thence North 38 dcgiees West, 59.6 perches to a white oak; thence by land of John W. Hoffacker, North 9 3 degrees East, 10.24 perches to stones; thence by lands of John Eckert, North degiees East, 100.44 perches; thence North 60U degrees West, 22.64 perches; thence by land of E. M.

Ziegler, North 61 Vs degrees East 52.8 'perches; thence North de- I grees East, 63.8 perches to the place of BEGINNING. CONTAINING 151 acres and one perch, neat. The above described tract of land being same tiact which J. Augustus et ux by deed uated March, 8, 1910 and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for JAMES B. AUMEN, Executor, Gettysburg, Pa.

R. F. Topper, Gettysburg, Pa. Attorney for estate. PILES! P1LES1 PILES! WILLIAMS'PILE OINTMENT FV BL-ad, Bleeding and Itching Piics.

For by all mail 50o and $1.00. CO Cleveland. Ohio People's Drug Store and side meat by the pound; two 50 pound cans of lard; canned i fruit; sweet and Iiish three burner kerosme oil stove and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, sharp, when terms will be made known. Public Sale Thursday, March 7th At One O'clock ii The undersigned will sell on farm situated mile off Harrisburg road, along Table Rock and Hunt- erstown Road, known as the Martin Kime Farm, the following Personal Property: Ten Head of Good Heavy Horses A lot of these are good lead horses, some mated teams.

Twenty-two Head of Cattle These cattle are fresh springers, heifers and stock bulls. Lot of Hogs Farming Machinery of-AMnds Lot of Chickens Many articles not mentioned. A credit of six months will be given, further terms will be made known day of sale by, MERVIN H. DECKER. JOHN C.

MIXTER. NOTICE: Bring your eggs anytime during February, choice dates open for March and April. Both 'phones, Nagle's Hatchery, Ab-1 AdaJms County aforesaid in Deed bottstown, Pa. Book G7 a 270 ant ed and conveyed unto Mrs. Came B.

i THE RED ARROW RADIO Spangler wife of George E. SpangSTORE: Featuring Zenith and ler, and Dr. H. M. Hartman fee; Crosley from $105.00 up.

Baker's I and in which the said H. M. Hart-1 Radio Service. Opposite Post Of-1 mn et ux by deed dated February 7, 1912 and recorded in the said Recorded's Office in Deed Book No. 67, page 271, granted and conveyed FOR SALE: deliver.

L. D. R. D. Good cow hay, will Plank, Gettysburg FOR SALE: Coal oil heater.

Apply evenings or Saturday. 120 Carlisle street. FOR SALE: Victrola in good condition with about fifty records. Apply 40 Baltimore street. 'Phone 29-X or 163-W.

fice, Gettysburg. DON'T FORGET the sale of I. G. Riggeal on March 4 for good horses, cattle and hogs. "THE DEPSNDABLES" a class of the Trinity-Bender's Sunday school, Biglerville, will hold a food sale in R.

C. Walter's Half on the afternoon of March 30th. The Language of Respect Through all the yjears the memorial preserves the record of a life. Though inanimate its very form and every detail tell of character. It's symbolism reveals those cherished things that would not be forgotten.

The selection of the memorial merits careful attention in every detail for it speaks the language of respedjt. CONSULT US Hamrnaker Brothers "Memorials of Character" Gettysburg Thurmont FOR RENT FOR RENT: House, Shellaman's. SHOOTING MATCH, Saturday, March 9th, at 12 o'clock. Barlow on the Taneytown road. Still stargets and 1 clay birds.

Ducks, chickens and guineas. GUiNS, bicycles, overhauled. John Becker's General row. Apply 217 East Middle Repair Shop, 317 South Washington street. FOR RENT: Six room house on Fourth street, all conveniences.

LONAS for household expenses. Apply Reaser Furniture Company Quick loans in strict privacy; office. FOR B.ENT: field road, just beyond Confederate avenue. All conveniences. Franklin Rudisill.

FOR RENT: Garages. Apply William H. Tipton, Ji. FOR RENT: Two completely furnished housekeeping rooms. Front next to bath.

Apply letter care Times Office. APARTMENT For rent. Apply People's Cash storie. FOR RENT: Five room house and flat. Apply Times Office.

$10 to $300 on your own signatmes: cost fixed la.w; easy monthly repayments; call, -write or 'phone Personal Finance Company, of Chaimbersburg, ground floor, 124 East Queen street. 'Phones, Bell, 2-3; C. V. 323. FEED: Beef scrap $3.60 pe'- hundi-ed; pure white middlins $2.40 per hundred; pure bran 1 ioyster shells 80c; 16 per cent dairy $1.65.

G. R. Thompson and Son. The Red Arrow Store. MEN-BOYS, Easy to learn.

Learn Barbering. Prepare yourself FOR RENT: Three unfurnished rooms. Apply 200 Steinwehr avenue. for spring rush. Big money being made.

Write Tri-City Barber Schools, 817 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. APARTMENT For Rent with all conveniences, in Gettysburg, Baltimore street, possession ly. Apply Times Office. FOR RENT: 'Farm. Apply Milton Benner, Gettysburg, BoUte 1.

FOR RENT: Two new apartments and one six room house. Apply 601 Baltimore street A thrifty man and thinks ahead. looks ahead MT18WI HUM Lincoln Way Garage Oflchi Lining Service Station Batteries Repaired and Charged NEWS STMi INfi STMC Center Sqwre--Gtttytburf AT YOUR SERVICE FOR YOUR NEEDS all their right, title and interest unto the said Carrie B. in fee; together with all buildings and improvements thereon and all rights, members, hereditments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in any wise incident or appertaining. Improved with two story brick dwelling house, bank barn, and other buildings; having planted thereon approximately 1,200 apple trees of commercial varieties, 1,200 peach, all of which trees are of bearing age.

There is within the above courses, distances and description flour building lots which are excepted from this sale, releases for which will be found recorded in Adams county, Release Rocket page 7, Misc. Docket page 403 Slaybaugh( Auctioneer. C. C. Bream, Cleik.

Slaybaugh, Auctioneer. Roy Yeagy, Clerk. IOTICE! To Users of Carbonated Beverages On and After Monday, March 4, 1929 A TWO CENT (2) DEPOSIT will be required on every FIVE-CENT bottle of carbonated beverage that is taken from a store or any other place of purchase. This TWO-CENT DEPOSIT will gladly be. refunded to the purchaser, upon the return of the empty bottle to the store or place of purchase.

This deposit has become necessary to insure or guarantee the return of the empty bottles to your dealer, who in turn is charged for them by the manufact- STOP THAT SUFFERING with sciatica, rheumatism, gout and similar complaints. Let Chiropractic, natures way, correct the cause and remove the seat of suffering. Let it do for you what it has for others. So why delay any longer. D.

L. BEEGLE, Chiropractor Eckert Bldg. Gettysburg urer. THE TWO-CENT DEPOSIT WILL NOT BE COLLECTED IF THE DRINK IS CONSUMED AT THE PLACE OF PURCHASE Adams County Bottlers' Association Dogkel page 37. Seized and taken into execution as the property of Carrie B.

Spangler, George E. Spangler her husband, and to be sold by me. I G. D. MORRISON, Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, this 23rd day of February, 1929. 11 Ten per cent of all sales by the Sheriff payable immediately after sale; if same is not complied with property will be resold. Big Dance AMERICAN PURE BEVERAGE YORK BECKER BOTTLING HANOVER BORTNER BOTTLING WORKS COOPER, E. GLEN ROCK RED LION BOTTLING WORKS RED LION SWOYER, DAN HANOVER VELVET BEVERAGE CO. BALTIMORE, MD.

WHISTLE BOTTLING CO. YORK A round dance will be held in the P. 0. S. of A.

hall at Cashtown Saturday March 2 MUSIC BY YORKTOWN SERENADERS Dancing 8 to 12 Admission At Door LITTLE, J. R--BOTTLER HANOVER McFADDIN, J. HANOVER PLITT, G. F. SON- YORK -BOTTLERS WHITE ROSE BOTTLING WORKS YORK YORK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS YORK They Certainly.

Are Queer "CAP" STUBBS KNOW TVAM" VOO.