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THE GAZETTE-AND DAILY, YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1942. 14 Public Sales Offering Real Estate Farming Equipment Cattle Antiqued Our Business Off ice Is Open from 8:00 A. M. to 8 P. M.

to Accept Your Public Sale Advertisements, Orders for Sale Bills and Other Printing Public Sales Public Sales Public Sales Public Sales Public Sales Public Sales Public Sales Public Sale Held At Farm Near Dillsburg March 13. Russell Harbold held public sale of farming implements and live stock on the Kimmel farm near Big Dam, Tuesday. There was a large attendance and good prices were realized. The proceeds amounted to $6,025.51. Bruce Harbold was the auctioneer.

Mr. and Mrs. Harbold will retire from farming and will move to near Dover, where they have purchased a property. Three Injured Paul Cook, this place, and Dewey Clapper and Benjamin Henry, both of Dillsburg R. were injured Monday night, when the car in which they were riding crashed into a trailer truck a short distance from the square, in the borough.

Cook was driving the car when the truck skidded sideways across the road, and he did not see it in time to stop. Cook suffered fractures of the nose and four ribs and bruises about the body. Mr. Clapper suffered bruises about the face and an arm injury and Henry sustained a bad laceration about the eye and other lacerations of the body. The three were taken to the office of Dr.

W. L. Crawford, where they received first aid and were later removed to their homes. Charles Dennis, a patient at the City hospital, Harrisburg, is unimproved. Gilbert, Donald, Merle and Jean Smith, who lived for the past three and a half years at the B.

K. Shelly home, have gone to live with Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich, near Harrisburg. White Hall Woman Home From Hospital White Hall, March 13.

Mrs. Webster Heaps, who underwent an operation at the Union Memorial hospital, Baltimore, is convalescing at her home, near here. STRINESTOWN Strinestown, March 13. Rev. Jacob Zepp, pastor of the Strinestown U.

B. charge, announces the following Sunday services: Strinestown, w-orship with sermon and Bible study, 9:30 a. Junior C. 5:30 p. Senior C.

6:30 p. Mountain Grove, Sunday school with worship and sermon, 9:30 a. Mt. Washington, Sunday school, 9:30 a. C.

E. with worship and sermon, 6:45 p. m. PUBLIC SALE LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1942 The linHprsi'Tnni call at C-nt. on his farm in Chanceford formerly known as the Henry Farm, on road in reny roaa 10 Bridgeville, the followug, to wit: FOUR HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES Pair black horses, 5 yrs.

old. both single line leaders: htrir hnru nM. 1..,.. mule, 12 yrs. old.

NINE HEAD OF CATTLE 2 Ayrshire, from a registered herd; heifer. WAGONS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc. 3 WPnns A.in trind uit. 2-horse wagon, with bed; Fordson jt-in. oouom tractor nlnw lhroetifli- XI.

on oc I -u. condition; McCormiek -Deer ing hay loader, turn narvester. jjeer ino- hinrtpr ft.fr r-ut- rr cut; McCormick-Deering manure spreadPr. Superior 9-hoe grain drill, hay rake, land roller, two spring harrows, 1 25-tooth, 1 ver, iviccormicK-ijeenTig riding cultivator. Buckeye walking cultival Tor.

2 fllivpr icr i iron Age potato planter, stone mill, wMh Plunger loader shredder Soohu' readers-. tt i-norse treer, ZStSL kk'it .4 sets front gear! wnuics, oousmgs, lines breast ihains, pitch forks, dung forks. 1938 Ford many other articles no, mentioned re at 12:00 "'dock nam. Terms at sale by NELSON OLPHIN. P.

H. Smith. Auctioneer. M. B.

Heiland, Clerk. m7 14 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1942 The undersigned Administrator of "the Estate of Ida M. Tyson, deceased, In 'pursuance of order of the Orphans' Court? nf York will offer at public sale, on Tract No. 1, che following described Real Estate, to wit: Tract No. 1.

Composed of 7 contiguous tracts of land, adjoining lands of Stephen Seachman, George Seachman, Hiram Buckingham, Norman Zarfos, Charles Straver and James Snyder, containing a total of'T9 acres and 124.7 perches, situated in Windsor Township. York County, along the public road leading from Windsor to- the Peach Bottom Road, improved with a 2'-story frame dwelling house and basement, frame barn other outbuildings. Tract No. 2. Being sr.

unimproved wovl lot. in the Townshin of Windsor, York County, adjoining lands of Frank L. Tyson, Alln Strayer. B. F.

ArnnM. Nathaniel Snell, Elson Gemmill, Bert Port-ner and Harry Grim, containing 11 acres and 92 perches. At the same time and place the following PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to Frank L. Tyson, will be sold at public auction, consisting of: One Plymouth coach, 19.32 model: 2 sets lead harness, 2 collars. 2 bridles, 2 housings, 1 set single buggy harness, rocking chairs and chairs, one sink bench, lined; beds and springs, one sideboard, one sewing maheine, carpets and rugs, canned fruit, one meat bench, crocks of all sizes, one iron kettle, dishes.

TWO BAY HORSES FARMING IMPLEMENTS 2-Horse Wagon and Bed, Mower, Riding cu 1 ,4," narrow, Shovel Plow. Corn Planter, Small Cultiva- iwi. DiocK oieu, urag biea. Jenny Liod. Five H.

P. Engine. Wood Saw and Belt at(ah. Cu.ll tt v. iuic, luni outlier, ,5 f-air Hog Gallows, Mowing Scythe, Heatrola, Lounge, itwn mower, ana otner articles too numerous to mention.

Sjile to star at 1 -rvn sale by FRANK L. TYSON, Administration of Ida M. Tvsnn tr.etalfl James Sentz. Auctioneer McClean Stock, Attorney. ml4.21.

26,27 PUBLIC SALE' MAR. 26. '42 The undersigned will sell at his farm, in Wash'ngton township, on the road between M.V, Jop and Bi Dam- 5 miles south nf Dillsburg, in sight of the Barrens Church: 17 STEERS ready for market. Also One Fat Bufl. 300 HEAD OF HOGS 25 Brood Sows Some will have pigs by day of sale.

Sows include: Berkshire, Ches-Ler Hampshire. Black Poland, Spotted Poland rnd Essex. 20 Boars AU Sizes including a few choice two-year-olds. The boars include: Big Type English Berkshire, ordinary Berkshire Chester White. Hampshire.

Black Poland, Spotted PolanO. Also a fine bunch of unbred gilts. Balance of the hogs are shoats, 25 to 125 pounds. All this stock is extra eood breeding. This sale is woi-th waiting for.

Why buy early, when we will feed them for vou un-ll spring? With a big bunch of hogs lijfe this you have pick and choice. Also, look at our extra fine credit terms Ten months credit 5 per cent off for cash. SALE TO START AT 1 O'CLOCK PAUL L. Myers, auclimeer. Kapp Meals, clerks.

Stock can lie seen any day before The sale, except Sundays. PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Saturday, March 28. 1942, the undersigned Executrices of the Will of Mary- 1. Greenwood, late of North Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, deceased, win expose at public sale on the 'premises! along the public road leading from Sunnv-f side to Stoverjtown, about one mile from! the latter, the following personal property: i Kitchen Range, Heatrola. Sinkbench, I Lupooara.

12 it. extension Table, Kitchen Table. Chairs. Rocker. SewinB Machine.

Couch, Buffet, Bookcase, Living Room auue, Bureaus, cradle over one nundrea years old. Beds. Bed Snrine. Piano. Chest.

Trunks. Dishes. Cooking Utensils. Butten Churn, Jars, Large Rug, 9x12 Linoleum Rug, a Lot of Carpenter and Stone Work- er's Tools, Rip Saw, Band Saw, Pulley of all sizes, Belts, Emory Wheel, Grind-j stone, troughs and many other articles tod numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12- o'clock noon Eastern War Time.

Terms cash. Condi tions will be made known by i MARIE KOPP. i GEORGIANNA KOPP, John Kerr. Auctioneer. Harry C.

Fishel. Clerk. J. E. Brenneman, Attorney.

Service Supply Co, I Building Materials Roofing Glass Blocks Overhead Doors Thona 2S9 or 7519 I I Blocks So. 1700 W. Market St. ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Antique Auction Sale at 520 N. Georg! street.

York, Monday. Marcl)! 16th, 1942, betrinning 9:30 m. and continued until all is hold. Open fori inspection Sunday, March 15th, one! day prior to sale. WELDING" York Welding Engineering Co.

Norway and Elm Streets F.lertrip Weldine of all Tvw of Alloys I ft SHOP AND FIELD WORK- Body Building ana Repairing ramc c-traiKnienea ATT wrtBIi' niTA A rCTTTITTl A l.U i. PHONE 32573 I STICKLER'S No. 1 Certified and Selected Siw Fj SEED POTATOES: Biggest Selection in York i PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS FRIDAY, MARCH 20th, 1942 The undersigned will offer at public sale on the farm known as "Hil-Lea-Acres" situated in Dover 1 mi. S. W.

of Davidsburg, the following, to wit: 2 HEAD OF HORSES 1 Mule, a good leader, and 1 black Horse, good offside worker. -22 HEAD ACCREDITED T. B. TESTED GUERNSEYS 13 Milk Cows, consisting of 5 Registered Milk Cows and 8 grades; 3 Registered Heifers, 2 grades: 1 Registered Stock Bull, weight about 1700; 1 Pure Bred Bull, 10 mo. old, and 1 Grade Bull.

8 HOGS 1 Brood Sow with Pigs and 7 Shoats. FARMING IMPLEMENTS Case tractor, model C.C., on rubber: Case tractor plow, with 2 14-inch bottoms; Case 32-disc harrow, 3-section lever harrow, good as new; 4-in. tread wagon and 3-in. tread wagon, with bed; 1-horse wagon, rubber tired buggy. 2 IS-ft.

hay carriages, with tight bottoms: Champion grass mower, sulky plow, l-norse plow, riding cunivaior, walking cultivator, steel land roller, dump rake, Keystone 2-hole corn sheller. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Hinman milkers, on? unit, with 2 unit pump, like new; Esco Niagara electric milk cooler with agitator (4 10-gal. can capacity); milk cans, strainer, buckets and sterilizer. HARNESS 5 sets of front eears. set Yankee harness.

5 bridles. 3 set housings, 5 collars, pr. check lines, buggy harness and many articles not mentioned. The above equipment is all in excellent condition. Sale ot begin ct 1 P.

when terms and conditions will be made known by C. C. HOFFMAN. Refreshments will be sold by the Farm Women's Society, No. 4.

ml4-5t PUBLICSALE ON TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1942 The undersiened will sell at Public on his farm in Manheim Township. York County, just oft tne Manover-oien Rock Road and about Vt mile Southeast of Brodbecks, jbout '-4 mile from Glenville, the folowing: 6 HEAD HORSES and MULES Pr. sorrel 9 both leaders: Pr. black mules. 3 broke to harness: 2 sorrel colts, coming 2 yrs.

Milch cows. Doth iresn; neuers, J. stock Duns; shoats, 2 brood sows. FARM IMPLEMENTS hinder. McCormick-Deering mower, Oliver manure spreader, hay rake, 2 furrow plows.

3-sectiop lever harrow, corn sheller, with bagger; the above implements al lused only one season. 2 farm wagons, 4-in. tread; hay carriage, disc, 2 walking cultivators, single, dougle and triple trees: 6 set lead harness, bridles, halters, check and other lines; forks, rakes, hoes, shovels, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to begin at 12:30 P. M.

Terms: 6 Mo. credit on sums of $10. and upward, under $10. cash. 2 discount on sums amounting to a note If paid cash.

ZACHARIAS THOMAN. Levi Shaffer. Auct. Snyder and Grote, Clerks. PUBLIC SALE ON FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1942 The undersisned.

havine rented his farm. will offer at public sale, at his residence, one-half mile southeast of Brodbecks. near the Hanov-r-Glen Rock state road, in Manheim Township, York County, the following: THREE HEAD HORSES and MULES Pr. heavy black mules, heavy black mare, these mules and mare are safe and gentle, good workers and leaders. 2 Milch cows, young bull, fat bull, 3 heifers, all T.

B. tested. About 25 head hogs, shoats from 75 lbs. ot sucking pigs. 2 brood sows, one with Digs.

About 250 White Leghorn and Barred Rock chickens. FARM IMPLEMENTS 2 farm wagons, with beds: 6-ft. Deering r.1 uniui. (juiuiirjll wnci vMJUHie 1IJV Ontario grain drill, Oliver chilled furrow plow, 2 Perry harrows, lever harrow, Superior corn Planter, riding cultivator, walk-ing cultivator, 14-ft, hay carriage, hand cultivator, weedrs, 3-horse hitch for wag iiiiaiu ij nun, if, tl. f.

gas engine. Tornado fodder cutter, buggy iitis, unnnici m'jvc, leeu oags. single, double and triple trees: log. cow and other chains; hay fork, rope and pullevs; barhed wire. ioev luuim.

srythes, rakes, lorks, hoes, shovels. The above machinery was very well taken care of 3 set lead harness, bridles, collars, imiieis. cnecK ana otner lines, 5-piece an-tlnue narlnr unit bit.hon stands, barrel vinegar, tubs, and many other articles too numerous to mention. lerms: montn credit on S10. and upward, under sao.OO cash: 2 per cent discount On Slims an-intintino In ir tv a iimc ii paid cash.

saie to begin at 12 o'clock noon. ROY N. SHAFFER. Landis, Auct. Snyder and Grote, Clerks.

ml4.19 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1942 The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will sell on formerly the Meisenhelter farm in Reading 14 mi. north of East Berlin, the following: 4 MULES Mule, 18 good leader: mule 6 offside worker; pr. black, 4 yrs. old, work anywhere. 24 HEAD CATTLE 17 milch cows, 6 stock bulls, fat bull.

30 Head Hogs, 2 brood sows, male hog. 150 White Leghorn Chickens. Allis Chalmers tractor, on rubber; John Deere tractor plows, used very little, Oliver riding plow, disc harrow, 18 plates; 3-sec. harrow, Mc-D. side rake and loader, dump rake.

Oliver 6-ft. mower. Black Hawk manure spreader, roller Mountville plow, McCormiek 8-ft. cut binder, Black Hawk corn planter, 2-row: Buckeye and Mc-D. corn worker, John Deere drill, 10-hoe, like new; clover seeder.

2 wagons and beds. 2 hay carriages. 2-sec. spring harrow, 60-tooth peg harrow, Mountville 2-hole corn sheller, scalding trough, Kochenouer and Myers hay forks, ropes and pulleys, Hinman electric milking machine and pipes, used 6 months; Esco electric milk cooler. 8 drinking cups and pipes.

Stewart electric clipper, circular saw, shovel plow, 1-horse cultivator, grind stone, bag truck. 6 sets of front gears, collars and bridles, single trees, forks, shovels. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 stoves, double heater. 10-plate stove. 2 tables, sink and top.

2 living room suites, 2 beds, 2 springs, 2 mattresses, dresser, couch. 3 stands. 1 with marble top; 4 rockers. Victrola, lot carpet, 4 linoleum rugs, 9x12. 9x15: lot dishes, crocks, buffet, high chair, crib, baby carriage, butter churn, 12 milk cans, some new; buckets and strainer, some potatoes and many-other articles too numerous to mention.

Refreshments served bv the Redmount Sunday school. No hucksters allowed. Sale start 11:30 A. when terms and conditions will be made known by CURVIN E. ALTLAND.

Levi F. Sheaffer, Auct. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY Saturday. April 4, 1942 The undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Benjamin F. Kraft, late ot Windsor Township.

York County. Pennsylvania, deceassd. will offer at Public Sale, the following Personal Property: HOUSEHOLD GOODS FURNITURE DISHES AND GLASSWARE WOOD ANTIQUES Sale to begin at 12:00 O'clock Noon. Terms and conditions to be made known at the Sale by CLARENCE H. KRAFT.

Administrator P. H. Smith, Auctioneer. Horace E. Smith, Attorney.

mil, n.i, J.aj PUBLIC SALE TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1942 The undersienod. intendine to ouit farm ing, will offer at Public Sale, on the Wallick Farm, In Hellam Township, hi mile northwest of Hallam Borough, on the Druck Valley, road, the following, to wit: 4 HEAD of HORSES and MULES Pair Black Mules, 9 yrs, old, single line leader: Odd Muls. 9 yrs. old. sinele line leader, works wherever hitched; Bay Horse, 6 yrs.

old. single line leader, works wherever hitched, a good horse for children. 24 HEAD of CATTLE Mostly Guernsey, all T. B. and blood tested: 18 Milk Cows, some fresh by day of sale, some registered, all good testers; 4 Heifers, 2 registered; 2 Stock Bulls.

WAGONS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc. 4-Horse Wagon, 4-in. tread; 2-Horse Wagon, with bed; Iron Wheel Wagon, with bed; TT II EV 1 faiuiaii rv lllttciui guuu as new, on rubber; John Deere 12-in 2 Bottom Tractor Plow, used one season; John Deere Tractor Disc Harrow, John Deere 3-Section Spring Harrow, used one season; John Deere Low Down Manure Spreader, used two years; lnhn Viwr-D Cmd. Umio. McCormick-Deering Hay Loader, closed bot- uaoi a vci3, ome jeiivery itaKe, superior 8-Hose Grain Drill, Land Roller, Rill- er Flnrmii; Uq Taa.

ti t. Corn Planter, Peg Tooth Harrow, Pulvcr- Syracuse nana flow, Syracuse Hand Plow, Iron team: Shovel Plow, Shovel Harrow, 2 Cloverseed Sowers, Potato Cultivators, I. l. like new, 8 shovel, one Buckeye, 8 shovel and many articles too numerous to mention. Sale to start at 11:30 A.

M. Terms by MILLARD R. WALLtCK. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1942 The tindersfo-niv Will call a on his farm in Lower Allen Township, ai iisoum on itoute n5, 3 miles east of Bowmansdale, 3 miles south of Shiremanstown, the following, to wit: 4 HEAD MULES Pair blark Mules. 14 vrs.

old. one a ennA single line leader, the other a good off side worker; pair gray Mules, 14 years, old, both single line leaders. 26 HEAD GUERNSEY CATTLE Consistine of 18 milk Cows. 7 freah hv day of sal, balance summer and fall cows; 8 head young Cattle, 5 Heifers, 3 Bulls. 50 HEAD SHOATS WAGONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc.

-norse wagon and bed, Farquhar man ure spreader, set hay flats. 2 40 Oliver walking plows, 25-tooth lever har row, iB-tooin Ferry narrow, a Buckeye corn plows, and roller, 9-shovel cultivator, peg tooth cultivator, sinele shovel Dlow. double shovel plow, single row corn planter, 10-hoe Superior grain drill, Deering mower, 5-ft. cut; horse rake, hay tedder, hay fork, rope ana pulleys, wind mill, Mountville 1-hole corn sheller. Peerless fodder shredder.

with 16-ft. dragj 1500 Dellinger chopping mill, 1V4 H. P. gasoline engine, 40-ft. double ladder, wheelbarrow, dung sled, grind stone, 3 sets double trees.

2 three-horse trees, 2 four-horse trees, hook single tree, 2 sets spreaders, forks, shovels, 4 sets front gears, 4 nnuies, 4 collars, natters, plow lines, lead reins, check lines, jockey sticks, breast, log and cow chains. DAIRY SUPPLIES -Hinman milking machine, 4-csn electric milk cooler. 8 85-lbs. milk cans, bucket and strainer and many articles too numerous to mention. These articles mentioned are all in fine condition.

Sale starts 11:30 A. M. when terms and conditions will be made known by BRUCE D. PENTZ. Paul Gipple, Auct.

Wilt Millard, Clerki. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUVBLE LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1942 AT 12:30 P. M. TU K11ai at Pllhlir Calf XIIC UIIUCIIVU "111 Mfc on the C. C.

Kimmel Farm, along road leading from Big Dam to Mt. Top, in sight of Barren's Church, the following, to wit: 9 HEAD HORSES and MULES One pair black Mules, 3 and 4 years old. one a single line leader; 1 pair black Mules. 3 vears old. one a single line lead er; 1 pair bay Mules, 3 years old, one a single line leader; 1 pair bay Horses.

8 and 9 vears old. one an excellent single line leader; 1 bay Mare, 4 years old, on-side worker, 25 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN AND GUERNSEY BLOOD TESTED CATTLE consisting of 14 head Milk Cows; 4 Stock Bulls. 3 pure bred Holstein. 1 Ayrshire; and 6 head fat Cattle; 9 second and third calf cows, will have calf by their side by dav of sale. Balance are spring and fall Cows.

75 HEAD OF HOGS 11 Brood Sows, 4 due to farrow by day of sale. Balance are Shoats raneine from 40 to 125 pounds; 150 Chickens. 100 White Leghorn and 50 mixed; turkeys, 1 lorn and 2 Hens. FARM IMPLEMENTS. Etc.

One 2-Horse Wagon and Bed; 1 10-Hoe MrDeering Grain Drill, 2 Corn Workers, 1 Rider, like new, 1 Walker; 2 Lever Harrows, 1 3-section and 1 2-section; 1 Log Land Roller. 1 Syracuse Long Plow, 2 5-Foot Deering Mowers, 2 Fordson Tractors, rebuilt with Fenders and Pulleys, 1 with governor: 1 set Oliver Plows, 12-inch bottoms; Keystone 2-Hole Corn Sheller, 1 Single Row Corn Planter, Shovel Plow and Cultivators, Hay Rope, a lot of articles too numerous to mention. Sale to start at 12:30 P. M. sharp.

Terms and will be made known day of sale by F. M. KLUGH. Bruce Harbold, Auct, F. M.

Sealover Son, Clerks. PUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1942 The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on the premises in Loganviile along the road leading from Loganviile to the Yellow Church, 'he following, to wit: 2 EXTRA GOOD HEAVY HORSES FARM IMPLEMENTS Good 2-horse wagon, with bed; hay carriage, 2-horse harrow, 1-horse plow, 2-horse plow, good McCormick-Deering riding cultivator, good 1-horse cultivator, Iron Age one-man potato pl inter, in good condition: Myers potato sorayer, 4-row boom; Farquhar elevator potato digger, Oliver weeder, 1-horse Auchey corn planter, used one season; McCormick-Deering 10-in. chop mill, good as new; 4 set of cow stanchions, 2 hog feeders, 3 sets nf good harness, collars, bridles, lins. halters, single and double trees. 275 good bags, cradle, and other miscellaneous articles.

ion Goves Strain Barred Rock Pullets, month old. Sale to sart it 1 P.M. War Time. Terms and conditions will be made known by J. J.

FLINCHBAUGH. Aurlloneer Ray Lerew Clerk H. H. Flinchbaugh. PUBLIC SALE LIVE STOCK FARMING IMPLEMENTS BLACK SMITH and CARPENTER TOOLS SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1942 The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, situated in Hellam 1 mile West of Kreutz Creek Cemetery: 2 Horses, 4 and 6 years old, good leaders.

Air compressor and tank, threshing machine, wheat cleaner, circular saw and frame, spring harrow, Deering binder, grass mower, grain drill. 2-horse wagon, with bed: manure spreader, hay rake, chop mill, cider uress, furrow plow, shovel plow, 2 gas engines. Blark smith tools: Anvil, drill press, rod and flat iron, blark smith forge, taps and dies, sorket wrenches. Splitting axes. Lot of Household goods and dishes.

Anyone in need of good tools do not miss this sale. Sale to start at 12 clork noon, when terms and conditions will be made known MRS. ALLEN DRUCK J. R. Abel, Auct PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 28 ,1942 The undersigned.

Intending to quit housekeeping, will dispose of Household Goods and Farming Implements In Davidsburg, Dover York the following, to wit: FARMING IMPLEMENTS 2-Horse Wagon, Spring Wagon, Surrey, New Rubber Tire Jenny Lind, Emerson Mower, Electric Motor, Auchey Corn Planter, Large Scalding Trough, Butcher Tools, 50-Gallon Coal Oil Tank. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wool Bed Blankets, 2 Bed Room Suits, New Iron Bed, Couch, Chest, 3 Bed Springs, Extension Table, Organ, 12 Chairs, 3 Rockers, 2 Porch Rockers, 2 Sink Benches. Penn Esther Range, like new; New Victoria Heater. Sewing Machine, Electric Washing Machine, like new. LOTS ANTIQUES Walnut Bed, Cherry Bed, Cherry Drop Ieaf Table, Clocks, Dishes, Small Bookcase, Hjgh Chair, 12 Plonk Bottom Chairs, Plank Bottom Rocker, Mirror, Cherry Frame, 110 old; Sideboards, Writing Desk, dorp fop; Old Dishes.

Alt Wool Blanket, made in 1820 and 1829 3 Walnut Beds. Lot not mentioned. Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M. sharp.

Conditions at tale by J. H. GROSS. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1942 The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will offer at Public Sale, at his premises in Dover York about Vt mile south of Davidsburg, the following, to wif. SIX HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES Pair Black Mules, coming 4 yrs.

old; Single Mule, 12 yrs. old; Black Horse, coming 6 yrs. 2 Mares, bay in color, will mate together, coming 6 yrs. FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE Holstein and Guernsey, consisting of 24 Milk Cows, some will be fresh by day of sale; 15 6 Stock Bulls. FORTY-FIVE HEAD OF HOGS Consisting of 9 Brood Sows, Registered Seed Hog; the balance are Shoats, weighing from 50 to 150 lb3.

WAGONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc. 2 Four-Horse Wagons, one low down, with flat, one Columbia 4500 lbs. capacity, with bed; F20 Farmall Tractor and McCormick-Deering Plow, 14 jgood as new; Messinger Threshing MachinfT with blower, in good condition; McCormick-Deering 8-ft. cut Binder; McCormick-Deering Tractor Cultivator, like new; 2 New Idea Manura Spreaders; McCormick-Deering Hay Loader, with tight bottom; McCormick-Deering Side Delivery Hay Rake, good condition; Blizzard Silo Filler, McCormick-Deering Corn Binder, used three years; 2 Superior Grain Drills, one 12-hoe, one 8-hoe; Superior Double Row Corn Planter, Double Row Mountville Corn Planter, 3 Disc Harrows, one Ohio, two International; Emerson Grass Mower, McCormick-Deering Grass Mower, 3 Three-Section Lever Harrows; Hammer Mill, 2 Riding Cultivators, 2 Walking Cultivators. Circular Wood Saw, 75 ft.

Rubber Belt, like new; Steel Roller, Three-Section Weeder Harrow, Cement Mixer, 2 Mountville Corn Shellers. Grindstone. Blacksmith Forge. Anvil and Tongs: Wheelbarrow, Emery Wheel, 6 Sets of Lead Harness, Collars and Bridles. McCormick-Deering Milk Cooler, 6 80-lb.

can size; lot ot Single and Double Trees. Rope and Tackle, 20 6-gal. Milk Cans. 700 LEGHORN HENS About 500 Pullets and balance Yearlings; Brooder House. 12x14 with metal roof: 3 Brooder Stoves, good Collie Dog.

2 yrs. old. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 Extension Tables. Sink Bench, Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, Sideboard, 2 Iron Beds, Bed Spring, 2 Ironing Boards, 2 Butter Churns. Butter Worker.

Chairs. Rockers. Gasoline Stove, Iron Kettle. Meat Bench, 9x12 Rug and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale at 11 A.

M. Terms on day of sale by GEORGE N. GROSS. Ivl Shaffer, Auctioneer. Hoffman and Hoffman.

Celrks. Refreshment will be served bv York County Farm Woman's No. 4 Organization. No Hucksters Allowed. m7.14.24 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PLUMBING AND TINNING SUPPLIES ON SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1942 The undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Samuel D.

Kling, late of the Borough of East Berlin. Adams County, Pennsylvania, deceased, will offer at public sale on the premises, located near the Square in East Berlin Borough, the following described personal property and real estate: lVs ton Chevrolet truck and body, 4 sets extension ladders. Aermotor head and parts Myers' grab fork, lot of Myers' pumps, copper lightning rod and fixtures, 3000 feet steel pipe in all sizes, large lot of pipe fittings, 114 ton chain hoist, lot ot spouting elbows, shanks and circles, lot corrugated roofing, lot of galvanized sheets and roofing tin, lot of stove pipe, elbows and dampers, lot copper tubing and fittings, large lot of stove repairs for Columbia and Penn Esther stoves, 1 Estate oil heater, 1 Perfection oil heater, 1 Heatrola heater, egg stove, chunk stove, electric washer, milk cans, strainers, lot rubber hose, hoes, shovels, rakes and forks, buckets, lard cans, granite and aluminum ware, 4 pump troughs, large lot of faucets, stops and wastes, sink traps, electric drill and stand, electric grinder, large lot of first class tinning, plumbing and heating tools, squaring shears, bench machines, pipe wrenches, pipe threaders, pipe cutters, vises, chisels, augers, saws, etc. Also office desk, adding machine, check protector, show case, and a large number of articles too numerous to mention. Sale will commence promptly at twelve o'clock noon (E.W.T.) when terms and conditions of sale will be made known by ELDA KLING.

Administratrix of the estate of Samuel D. Kling, deceased. On the same date at two o-lock P. M. sharp (E.W.T.'), the undersigned, attornev-in-fart for the heirs-at-iaw of Samuel D.

late of the Rnrmioh nf Vaat Roplln Adams County, Pennsylvania, deceased! will offer at mblic sale on the premises adjoining Cletus Mummert' garage, the following described real estate: A desirable home property on West King ri Berlin- Pa- adjoining the tulmllrl Raiogf, iiupiovea witn a two-story weather-ooarded dwelling house, wash house and garage, all in good condition. AlSO a WOnH.lnt In T5; tmi- Paradise Township, York County. ad- ma rami, ana otners. Containing 3 acres and 133 perches, more or less This lot is covered with nice timber and is worth the attention of Terms and conditions will be made known by JACOB -CLING, attornev-in-fact for the heirs-at-law of Samuel D. Kling, deceased.

George Haar, Auctioneer. Birdcs Jacobs and Cleason E. Smith, Clerks. Swope, Brown Swope Attorneys for estate. 5.7,12,14.19 20 PUBLIC SALE of Live Stock and Farming Implements ON SATURDAY, MARCH 28.

1942 The undersigned will offer at public sale, on the premises in York township, alonir the road from Pumpinir Station to York New Salem, close to Brillhart's Station, the following, to wit; 75 head of hogs, all Chester White brood sows with pigs by day of sale, 1 male hog, surking pigs and shoats, 20 head of cattle, Holstein, some pure bred, 4 milk cows, 2 fresh by day of sale, 1 first calf, 1 second calf, 2 HolstAn heifers not bred, 1 Guernsey heifer not bred, 13 stork bulls, reds, roans, 1 black Angus, 4 Holstein, 4 pure bred Holstein, 1 Shetland pony, broke, safe for children, 1 new saddle and bridle. 1 Ellis Keystone thresher, 2 manure spreaders, MDeering steel spreader. 2 mowers. 1 5-ft David Bradley, 4 riding cultivator, 2 Mc Deering 1 John Deere, 1 Oliver, 1 Oliver walking, 1 single cultivator, 5 plows, Oliver and Syracuse, 2 new Oliver. 1 Mountville 2 row corn planter, 1 harrow and roller combined, 1 8-section spring harrow, 1 12 disk single disk harrow.

1 spring wauon. 1 farm trurk, 1 McDering steel hoir scalding trough, 1 circular 1 single hole corn sheller. 1 Cannon corn sheller, 1 clipper, 1 pump jack. 1 new lineshaft, 1 grain fan. Sale to start at 12 o'clock noon.

Terms and conditions will be made by Mr. Harry R. Stein. No hucksters allowed, Sunday school class will hav stand. LEVI SHAFFER.

Auct. I M. B. Heiland. Clerk.

PUBLIC SALE LIVE STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 1942 The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will offer at Public Sale, on the premises in Township, hi mile east of Stony Braok, on the Behler Farm, the following, to wit: SIX HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES Pair Black Mules, 8 yrs. old, both leaders; Bay Mule, 10 vrs. old, a leader, works wherever hitched; 2 Single Mules, 10 yrs. old, both offside worktrs: Bay Horse, 8 yrs. old, good offside woiker.

17 HEAD OF CATTLE Holstein, T. tested; 12 Milk Cows. 2 Bulls, Stock Bull: 2 Guernsey Stock Bulls, 700 lbs; some Iresh by day of balance fresh by fall. THIRTEEN HEAD OF HOGS Weighing from fO to 100 Brood Sow. WAGONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc.

2 Four-Horse Wagons, 4-in. tread; Four-Horse Wagon, 3-in. tread, with bed. Two-Horse Wagon, with bed; 3 Sets Hav Flats, 18 and 22 ft. long: F30 Farmall T'Vtor, on rubber, good condition; John Deere j4-in.

Bottom Tractor Plow; 28x18 Disc Harrow, 25-Tooth Spring Harrow. 2 15-Tooth Spring Harrows, Peg Tooth Harrow, Roller Harrow, Land Roller, 2 Riding Cultivators, 2 John Deere Riding Cultivators. 8-shovel; John Deere 8-ft. Binder, Tobacco Press, Fodder Shredder, 2 Shovel Plows, 2 Sets Tobacco Ladders, 2 Or.e-Horse Cultivators, One-Horse Drill, 2 30-78 Syracuse Plows, John Deere 5-ft. Mower, McCormiek 5-ft.

Mower. 10-Hose Ontario Grain Drill, McCormick-Deering Hay Loader, Side Rake. Two-Horse Dump Rake. 999 John Deere Corn Planter, with fertilizer attachment and discs; New idea Manure Spreader, Potato Digger, Mountville Two-Hole Corn Sheller, with bagger: 254 H. P.

I. H. C. Engine and Truck. International Thresher, with feeder, weigher, bagger and blower and rloverseed attachment, in good shape; Wheelbarrow, Platform Scales, 8 6-gal.

Milk Cans, Double, Single and Triple Trees; Four and Five Horse Trees, Log Chains, Jockey Sticks, Spreaders and Sixth Chains, 2 Hay Forks and Hay Rope, Plfh rorks. Hay Pulhys, Cross-rut Saw. Shovels and Bars. 3 Sets Hog Gallows. 6-in.

80-ft. aff. Hnnd diPPer. Grain Electric Fence with battery and about Baskets' W're' 4 ScP Snoveis' 3 bushel HARNESS 9 Sets Lead Harness, 2 Sets Breechband Harness, 9 bridles, 7 Collars, 6 Lead Lines. 3 Sets Cho-lr A a curia JJK" frsait Chains, Saddle, also lot of to mention.

Sale will start at 11:00 A. M. Terms and conditions win iw mow. j. 1, sale.

ua i Public Sale of (he HOUSEHOLD GOODS Mar. 28, at 12 o'clock Household Furnishings. Including som Antiques, outfit of Butchering Tools, etc DANIEL C. MOUL. P.

H. Smith. Anrlinnor Fry and Spangler, Clerks. ml2.14,18 PUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE LIVE STOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1942 The undersigned, having sold his farm, will offer at public sale on said farm, at Boyer school, close to York New Salem on cement Rd. to Seven Valleys, to wit: 2 Pair Black Mules, all work In lead; will offer by pairs or single.

Guernsey Cow, fresh In 2 Stock Bulls. 250 W. Leghorn, Pullets, 200 W. Leghorn Hens. McCormick-Deering mower, good condition.

McCormick-Deering plow. McCormick-Deering riding cultivator. McCormick-Deering 3-sec. lever harrow. McCormick-Deering tooth harrow.

Farquhar manure spreader, good condition. Side delivery rake. Hay tedder. Walking corn worker. Iron land roller.

Auchey corn planter. Low down 2-horse wagnn. 2-horse wagon with John Deere bed. 2 16-ft. hay carriages.

2-horse rake. Oliver plow. Pea rake. Grain fan. New Holland chop mill.

28 Chev. motor, fixed to use as power. Brooder stove. Lot of good bags. Cream seperator.

Single, double and triple trees. Forks. Shovels. Cow chains. Harness.

Sale to sart at 12:30. Terms of sale will be made known by ROBERT J. MYERS. V. B.

Landis. PUBLIC SALE of LIVE STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 24 The undersigned intending to quit farming, will offer at his premises in Conewago Twp. Dover H. D.

3, near Bethany Church, the following, to wit: Three head of mules, pair blark mules, both leaders; one single mule, 6 good leader. Five head of cattle. 1 cow, 4 fat bulls. 1 brood sow, have pigs by day of sale. 1 spray pump, 48 ft.

of hose, like new: 1 wagon, 4-inch tread; 2-horsc wagon, tread: 1 Emerson manure spreader. Superior grain drill, hay tedder. Deering binder, McCormick-Deering mower, gears run in oil; 2 cultivators. 1 John Deere International Tia" rake, 16-ft. hav ladders, single disc harrow, 2 birch plows 1-horse plow, 2 shovel plows, two 2-section harrows, weecler harrow, Auchev corn planter, 3 single cultivators, 1 land roller.

Keystone corn sheller. 2 No. 6 Holland chop mills. 6 H. P.

Edwards engine, platform scales, new circuJar saw. scalding trough, 3 hog gallows. 2 Sharpless cream separators, 2 brooder stoves, a lot of locust posts, single, double, triple trees- log chains, breast crosscut saw, harness, 4 sets of front gears HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Columbian ftove, like new; 1 Dockash stove, 10-plate stove, 1 buffet, 2 tables and chairs, 3-piece parlor suite, 1 bed room suite. 1 bed and soring, Delco radio. ABC washer, electric iron, ironing board 2 electric Delco sewing machine rugs, carpet, dishes, butcher tools, 2 iron kettles.

1 large copper kettle, meat grinder a8e 2 meat benches: berry crates and boxes, rasplxrrv carriers 3 bar-rels vinegar, utility rab'net, 1 ire refrigerator. Quilting frame, benches, rocking chairs. Pudding by crock, lard bv ran. and lots other things too numerous to mention Sale to start at 12 o'clock noon. Terms made known ihv of sale a WT-'JAM NEIMAN, Owner.

Spahr, Auctioneer. Heilman and Dctter, Clerks. 10.14 17 21 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1942 The undersigned will offer at Public Sale In Springettsbury 3 miles from York along the East Prospect road near Longs-town, the following, to wit: TWO MULES 1 a Single Line Leader 12 SHOATS, Weig.iing from 75 to 100 lbs. WAGONS. FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc.

2-Horse Wagon, with good as new, Deering Binder. 6-ft. cut; Ohio Manure Spreader, Ontario Grain Drill, Double-Row Corn Planter, Platform Scales. John Deere Riding Corn Worker. Lime Drill, Spring Harrow, 15-tooth; set Hay Flats.

Deering Mower, 5-ft. out; Conrete Mixer, Lard Roller, Com Sheller, 100 Bags, Grain Fan. Syracuse Plow, 362: Shovel Plow. 2-Horse Potato Digser. Gas Engine.

Small Cultivator, Wheelbarrow, Scalding Trough. Three Hog Gallows. Hay Fork. Rope and Pulleys, Rakes. Forks.

Shovels. Double and Single Trees. Jockey Sticks, Loe. Halter and Cow Chains. 2 sets Breast Chains, 2 sets Lead Harness.

2 Bridles. 2 Collars. Check Lines. Lead L'nes and Straps. Grand Pride Rar.ee.

Hrater Stove, fi Chairs, 8-ft. 2 Beds. Bfdroom Suite, 2 Butcher Kettles, Copper Kettle. Sausage Grinder. Butch Tools.

2 Tubs. Crocks. 2-Quart Jars, and a variety of articles not ment ic ned. Sale to start at 12:00 o'clock noon. Terms at sale by REUBEN P.

H. Smith, Auctioneer. M. B. Heiland, Clerk.

Bi7.14.20 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1942 The undersigned will sell at public sale on his farm, North Codorus Township, on road leading from Jacobus to York New Salem, at Gladfelters Station, to following, to wit: SIX HEAD HORSES and MULES Pair black heavy Mules, 12 yrs. old, one leader; Bay Mule, 15 yrs. old, works anywhere; Bay Mule, 9 yrs. old, works anywhere; Black Mule, 15 works anywhere hooked; Horse, 11 old family horse. 32 HEAD CATTLE Consisting of 12 Milk Cows, four fresh til day of sale; some fall Cows, 2 Heifers, 16 Stock Bulls and one Fat Bull.

60 HEAD HOGS 3 Brood Sows, with pigs; 4 Fat Hogs; rest are Shoats from 30 to 60 pounds. Some Chickrns and Ducks. FARMING IMPLEMENTS Wagon, with bed; good 2-horse wagon, lowdown home made wagon, 2 all around farm wagons, 2 hay carriages, good as new, one 20 ft. and one 21 ft. long; No.

2 Ellis threshing machine, Fordson tractor, 1 H. P. International engine. 2 H. Deering minder, 8-ft.

cut, with truck, In good snipe; McCormick-Deering mower, in good condition; New Ideal mower, hay rake, McCormiek hay double row corn planter, 10-hoe Thomas drill, in good conditoin; four corn workers, Oliver walker, good as new; 2 Buckeye walkers, jack rabbit riding plow, 2 spring harrows, 1 2-section and 1 3-section; 2 weeder harrows, 1 good as new; 6 plows, one hillside plow, Urow Iron Age potato planter, Iron Age potato digger, International chop mill, grain fan, grain cradle, small cultivator, shovel plow, buggy, milk wagon, lot of belting, circular saw, iog chains, 2 hay forks and ropes, 1 115 ft. long: single and double trees. Mountville corn planter, bone-grinder, with power; six set of harness and bridles, horse collars, 2 hog gallows, land roller, 2-hole corn sheller, 8 milk cans, 2 7-gallon cans, 6 5-gallon cans, Sanitary Ice box to cool milk. No. 2 barrel butter churn, milk buckets, milk stool and other articles too numerous to mention.

CHARLES E. LENTZ. PUBLIC SALE of LIVESTOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS FRIDAY, MARCH 1942 The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on his farm in N. Codorur, Township, along hard road leading from York New Salem to Brillhart Station, the following, to wit. Two head of horses coming seven years, weigh about 2800, one an extra good leader.

One Durham cow, one Holstein heifer, one Holsteln bull. Brooa sow, eleven snoais, to 80 pounds. Two-horse wagon, with bed, 214-in. tread; one 16-foot, hay carriage; 6-ft. Deerin? hinder.

114 H. International en gine, 15-tooth Oliver spring harrow, Oliver corn worker, one-horse cultivator, Magic brooder stove, ami cap. Household Goods Two bedroom suites. two extension tables, easy chair, vlctrola, small stands, drop-leaf table, sideboard and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to begin at 12:30 M.

Terms by H. W. BRENNER. Kohr and Moul, Auctioneers. Baerand Folkemer, Clerks.

10,14.19 PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1942 On Lombard Street, in Dallastown Borough, the following: 3-piece living room suite, sewing machine, buffet, library table, Vlctrola, 11-tube Philco radio, bedstead, spring and mattress, 2 dressers, kitchen table. 2 small tables, low cupboard, Copeland electric refrigerator, gas stove, hand sweeper, Hoover electric sweeper, good as new; 6 rocking chairs, 2 porch rockers, 6 chairs, 2-burner oil stove and baker, Haas electric washing machine, small, stand, clothes tree, small chest, tubs. 2 floor lamps, table lamp, end table, electric clock, electric waffle iron, small rugs, small oil heater, electric vibrator, bed clothes and linens, dishes, knives, forks and glassware, canned fruit p.nd jellies. These goods are In A-l shape. Other articles not mentioned.

Sale to commence at 1:00 P. M. o'clock, sharp. Teims and conditions bv H. D.

SENTZ J. T. Sentz, Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY MARCH 28, 1942 The undersigned will offer at public sale on March 28. at his home in Dallas-town.

238 S. Charles the following, to wit: Furniture, antique corner cupboard and bureau: dishes, chairs. Garden tools 2 H. P. Flinchbaugh gasoline engine; wood saw, wheel barrow, garden hoe, etc.

Sale to begin at 12:30 P. M. Terms and conditions will be made known by P. FRANK SMITH. Auctioneer Edwird Eberly.

Clerk Jesse Ehrhart. 7,14.21,27 CALLED OFF Public Sale for TUESDAY, MARCH 31st for Adam Hess. York Township. Has been called off. Farm not sold.

PUBLIC SALE Sale at 1 P. M. Saturday Afternoon, March 14 100 Head of HOGS Live Stock 100 head of Hog: good as grow. 1 Holstein Stock Bull. 20,000 Chicks.

Full line of Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of 1 electric refrigerator, 1 stove, used only one year, 1 new dining room suit, 1 used living room suit, bedroom furniture, mattresses, tables, chairs, rockers, pots, pans, dishes, etc. Don't miss this sale. Also big sale at night. Chicks, household goods, dishes, furniture, hardware, fruit, vegetables and lot not listed. Any person having anything to sell see JAKE HOFFMASTER.

We sell on a small commission. Phone 6RE, Bi-ogueville. FOR SALE 15 Pure Bred HOLSTEIN COWS Fresh and springers; Line bred Collanthas. Farm located l'a miles west of New Freedom. K.

J. SWAM I will receive at my stable, York, Pa. Mar. 18 (JT One carload of Ohio Horses and Mares Aged from 3 to 7 years old. Real farm horses.

Also have 25 head of mules on hand. From to 8 years old. Well broke. CEO. W.

WOLF Will Receive Feb. 21, 1942 1 Carload of Indiana Horses and Mules ranging in age fmm 9 trt oia. marea teams of horses, sorrells, roans and greys for sale or exchange at our stockyards. FEIGLER BROS. Red Lion aby PUBLIC SALE LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 1942 The undersigned will offer for sale on the Caroline D.

Bubb farm, in North Codorus midway between Brillhart'i and Boyers School house, the following; 2 Bulls 2 Heifen 2 Cows One Horse 7 Head of Cattle. Farm Implements Household Goods. Sale starts at 12:30 o'clock, Sharp. Terms at sale by CHARLES E. SWEITZER.

Levi Schaffer, Auct. Harry Fishel. Clerk. mlO.14.16,18 PUBLIC SALE LIVE STOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1942 The undersigned, having rented her farm, will offer at public sale on the premises (known as the William Sterner Farm) near the hard road leading fiom Cold Springs 'o Bowman's Store, at Greenmount U. B.

Church, in Codorus Township. York about mile from Neimans, thc-following Live Stock and Farm Implements: 4 Head of Horses: 1 black Horse. 5 works 1 bay Mare, coming 8 an offside worker; 1 bay Horse, coming 9 worKs wherever hitched; 1 roan Horse, 7 works any place. 2 Cows, 2 Heifers and 4 small Bulls. 32 Head of Hogs: 8 brood Sows, 1 having pigs now; the rest shoats from 30 ot 125 lbs.

400 White Lephorn Chickens nad about 75 Plymouth Rocks. 200 bushels of corn on the ear. Police Dog, a good cow dog; also Shepherd dog 15-30 Fordson tractor, in running order; McCormick-Deering tractor plow, 12-in. bottom, used 1 season; John Deere binder. 8-foot cut; Ohio mower, 5-foot cut, used two seasons; Ohio hay loader.

Ohio manure spreader, new; Superior 10-hoe disc drill, Oliver disc, McCormick-Deering riding corn worker, walking (ornwoike, 2-in. tread 2-horse wagon, mth bed; 3-in. tread 2-horse wagon, hay carriage, hay rake, circular saw, chop mill, single cultivators, shovel plow, Oliver 25-tooth harrow, double ladder, 2 No. 40 plows, corn binder. 4 set of front collars, bridles, check lines, single, douDle and triple trees- forks, chains, lot of black smith tools and "many other articles.

Terms: 6 months credit on $10.00 2 discount. Sale to begin at 11:30 A. M. MRS. WILLIAM HENDON.

Vernon B. Landis. Auct. Snyder Grote, t.lerks. ml4.21 Sale Register near Longstown Church.

Saturday, March 21, household goods of H. D. Sentz, Lombard Dallastown. Saturday, March 21, personal property of Harvey A. Brenneman, N.

Hopewell in Winterstown. Saturday, March 21, real estate and personal property of Paul A. Fake, Windsor Windsor Boro. Saturday, March 21, ire stock and farming implements of Robert R. Codorus close to Krebs School House.

Saturday, March 21. 1942, large lot livestock, farming Implements and tractors of N. H. Shearer, Warrington close Rossville. Monday, March 23, live stock, farm Implements and household goods of Curvio Altland, J4 mile from East Berlin R.

2. Monday, March 23, live stock, farm implements and household goods of Curvin E. Altland, Reading Adams hi mile north of East Berlin. Monday, March 23, live stock and farming implements ot Bruce D. Pentz, Lower Allen Cumberland at Llsburn.

Tuesday, March 24 and Saturday, March 28, live stock, farming implements and household goods of Frank S. Yinger, Fair-view 4 mile southeast ot Narvoo. Tuesday, March 24, live stock, farming implements and household goods of William Neiman, Dover, R. D. 3, near Bethany church.

Tuesday, March 24, live stock and farming implements of Millard Wallick, Hellam hi mile northwest of Hallam. Wednesday, March 25, live stock and personal property of Jacob L. Bair, Lewis-berry Boro. Wednesday, March 25. farming Implements and household goods of Fred S.

Wineka, deceased, York near Ore Valley school house. Mar. 25, live stock and farm Implements of C. E. Smith, Route 194, hi mi.

north of East Berlin. March 25, 1942, livestock and farm Implements, household goods of Robert C. Stambaugh, York, R. 4. between Weigles-town and Bull Road.

Thursday, March 26, live stock and farming implements of W. W. Hardwick, deceased, Windsor township, near Millers Mill. Thursday, March 26, rattle and sows of Pau L. Knaun, Washington in sight of the Barren's church.

Thursday. Marcn 26, live stock and terming implements of George N. Gross, Dover about hi mile south of Davidsburg. Thursday. Mar-h 26.

mule and personal property of Robert Heidlebaugh. Springettsbury York, on the Long-street Tract. Thursday, March 26, live stock and farming implements of Mrs. William Hen-don, Codorus at Greenmount U. B.

church. Thursday, Marrn 26, 1942, live stock of Paul L. Knaub, Washington on road from Mt. Top to Big Dam, In sight of the Barrens Church. Friday, March 1.7, stork, farm machinery and household goods of John Lease, Manchester 3 miles north of York, at Roundtown.

Friday, March 27. live stock, farming implements and household goods of L. A. Fetrow, Fairview 2 miles north of Lewisberry. hi mile from Nauvoo.

Friday. March 27, live stock and farming implements of James and Wm. G. Martin, Jackson close to Bair's Station. Saturday.

March 28, real estate and personal property of Ida M. Tyson, deceased, Windsor on road from Windsor to Peach Bottom road. Saturday. March 28, personal property of Mary J. Greenwood, deceased.

North Codorus about 1 mile from Stovers-town. Saturday. March 28, household goods of Elmer L. Nair. rtt Hungerford, Pa.

Saturday, March 28, wagon, implements and household goods of Daniel F. Cromwell. L. Chancefoi-d on road leading from Barshinger's store to Holtwood dam. Saturday, March 28, real estate, farming implements and household goods of Mrs.

Emma Woodward, Dover at Emigs Mill. March 28, household goods of Laura A. Coble, hi mi N. E. of Dover.

Saturday. March 28, personal property of P. Frank Smith, 238 S. Charles Dallastown. Saturday, March 28, farming Implements and household goods of J.

H. Gross, in Davidsburg. in Dover Township. On Sat, March 28, 1942. live stock and farming implements of Harry R.

Stein, York rlose to Brillhart Station. Saturday, March 28, personal property of John K. Myers, deceased, N. Codorus mile south of Spring Grove. Monday, March 30, household- goods of Alice Laird in Warrington Township, Ai pine.

Tuesday. 31st. live stork and farming implements of Zacharias, Thoman. 'i mile S.E. cf Brodbecks, hi mile from Glenville.

Tuesday, March 31, live stock, farm machinery and household goods of Adam Hess, Y'ork midway between Jacobus and Dallisjown called off. Tuesday. March 31, live stork of B. R. Myers, near Redmount Church, Washington Twp.

Friday, April S. real estate, household foods, of Jacob Keller, L. Windsor near Martinsville. Friday, April 3, live stock and farming Implements and household goods of Joseph M. Ruth, N.

Codorus close to Spangler's Mill Saturday. April 4, real estate, stock and farm implements of Susan Smeltzer, Chanceford near Hoke's school house. Saturday, April 4. real estate and household furniture of William Behler, N. Codorus midway between Seven Valleys and Jefferson.

Saturday. April 4. household goods Edward Matthew, 93 North Main Red Lion. Saturday, April 4, real estate, stock and Implements of Alda Laird in Conewago Dover R. D.

3.. near Bethany church. Saturday. April 11, live stork and farming Implements of John Smith, Dover Twp. on the Bull Road, near Bethany church.

Saturday. April 11. real estate and personal property of Ira Hays deceased. Newberry in village ot Newberrytown. Thursday.

Marrh 19. live stork, farming implements and household goods of Chas. E. Sweitzer. Saturday.

April 11. form machinery and household "goods. Mrs. Annie K. Wire.

Lincoln Highway West, at New Salem road. Saturday. April 18. real estate of William Lichtenbener, deceased, 31 E. Broadway, Red Lion.

Sales Register Sale Register Listings are t'l, cash with order, payable in ad. vance. Your receipt accepted as credit against fi minimum in Newspaper advertising or sale cards and bills making the insertion Free. Be sure to send your remittance with your order. Saturday, March 14, real estate of John Heindel, deceased, and personal property of Joanna M.

Heindel, Codorus at Shaffer's church. Saturday. March 14, 1942, live stock and farming implements. B. N.

Rider and B. B. Basom, near Clear Springs, in sight of Franklin Church, mile off U. S. Koute 15.

Saturday, March 14, live stock and farming implements of F. A. McPherson, deceased, L. Chanceford on road from The Brogue to Muddy Creek Forks. Saturday, March 14, household goods and poultry equipment of B.

F. Hershner, Fel-ton R. 1, mile E. of Cross Roads. Saturday, March 14, live stock, farm Implements and household goods of W.

A. Wagner, Manchester close to El-esser's mill, 1 mile west of Fouststown. Sat, Mar. 14, real estate, live stock and farming implements of Robert R. Brenne-man and J.

A. Lauer, Cross Roads, on road from Cross Roads to Brogueville. Saturday, March 14, live stock and farming implements of James L. Anstine, Bnllhart Station, on the R. S.

Minnich farm. Saturday, March 14, live stock and farming implements of Vincent Noll, and household of Albert Noll, Adamsville, York llj miles south of Dallastown. Saturday. March 14. 1942.

larm implements, household goods of Martin Crone. Dover R. 3, near Barnhart'i store, Bull road. Saturday, March 14, stock, farm implements and household goods of Henry A. Mummert, Jackson in sight of Pleasant Hill church.

Saturday, March 14, 1942, live stock and farming implements of Luther C. Miller, In Manheim Township, about 1 mile from Glenville. Saturday, March 14, live stock and farming implements of Lloyd Fouth, L. Windsor on road from Yorkana to Mt. Pisgah church.

Monday, March 16. live stock and farming implements, F. M. Klugh, C. C.

Kimmel Farm, Washington road leading from Big Dam to Mt. Top. Monday, March 16, live stock and farming implements of E. W. Smith, VV.

Manchester adjoining Wolf's church. Monday, March 16, personal property of Mrs Florence V. Keister, Conewago Vi mile noith of Zion View. Tuesday, March 17, 30 pure bred Hol-tein cattle, blood tested, C.T.A. records.

Ecott Dick, Franklin at Clear Spring. Tuesday, March 17, live stock and farming implements of Lottie Gise, on farm of Frank Behler, 1 mile north of Nashville. Tuesday, March 17. live stock and farming implements of Nelson Olphin, Chance-ford on road from Bridgeville to Shenk's Feirv road. Tuesday, Marcn 17, live stock and farming implements of J.

D. King. East Manchester rlose to Jerusalem School House. Tuesday, March 17, live stock, farming Implements of Charles E. Lentz, Codorus Township at Gladfelter's Station.

On road from Jacobus to New Salem. March 18, live stm-k and farming Implements of J. J. Flinchbaugh, Logan-Tilie. On March 18th, 1942, Harbold Lewisberry, will sell garage tools, parts, oil, accessories and automobiles.

Wednesday, March 18. live stock, farm machinery and dairy equipment of M. L. Boyer, between East Berlin and Paradise Protectory. On Wednesday, March IS, 1942.

live stock and farming implements of Robert 1. Myers at Boyer's School, close to York New "Salem. Wednesday, March 38, live stock and farming implements of Harrison Byers, Franklin at Clear Springs Store. Thursday. March 19, live stock and farming implements of William P.

Firestone, Fairview at Mechanicsburg pumping station. Thursday, March 19. live stork, farming implements and household goods of Chas. E. Sweitzer on Caroline D.

Bubb farm, North Codorus between Brillhart's and Boyer's school. Thursday. March 19, live stock and farming implements of Daniel C. Moul, Springettsbury mile east of Stony Brook. R.

D. 7. Thursday, March 19, 1942. livestock and farming implements of Charles D. Rine-hart, Dover 1 mile west of Wedgies-town.

Friday. March 20th, live stock and farming implements i Roy N. Sha for, hi mile S.E. of Brodbecks, Manneim Twp. Friday, March 20, live stork and farming implements of C.

C. Hoffman, Dover R. D. 2. 1 mi.

S.W. of Davidsburg. Saturday, March 21. real estate and personal property of Emma E. iBrillhart, deceased, in Thomasville.

Saturday, Marrn 21. household goods of Mrs. Maty Danner, Newberry at Cly. Saturday, March 21. live stork, farming Implements, blteksmith and carpenter tools of Allen Druck, deceased.

Hellam 1 mile west of Kreutz Creek Cemetery. Saturday. March 21, farming Implements nd household goods of Reuben Dehoff. 3 mi. from York along E.

Prospect.