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68 Miles on it. $6,500. 570-541-1266. 4/7
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shape, $980.00. 570541-1266. 4/7
2012 Volkswagon Jetta, 125,000 mi, turbo diesel, new inspection, super clean, runs great, $8,500. 570-541-1266. 4/7
Autos/Trucks - 07 4 Wheeler ATV. Polaris 450, like new,
Tow Bar for older cars with a metal bumper, excellent condition. $250.00. 814-342-3709 days. 3/24
Help Wanted - 28
2003 Dodge Ram 1500 Truck, 4 Door, 4x4, 248K, 12/25 Inspection, 4.7 Motor, auto., runs good, $3,900.00. 570-204-
4 New Old Stock 16” Emergency Triangle Roadside Reflectors & 3 new 9’ x 4” Reflectors, still in box, new C-1965 $45.00 as a lot. 814-342-3709 days. 3/24
Small 12V, 2 Speed Fan for in a truck cab, works well, C-1960, $25.00. 814-342-3709 days. 3/24
Firearms - 26
Winchester 22 Semi Automatic, with scope, $225. 570-5411266. 4/7
Henry 22 Lever Action Golden Boy, new in box. $545.00. 570-541-1266. 4/7t Winchester, 32 Cal., 1892 Model, good
Experienced Sales Person to handle our Montour & Columbia Co. area. Very good commission structure. Send resume to The Valley Trader, Sales Position, PO Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837
Sales Rep Wanted: Expanding sales force in Lycoming & Clinton Cos. Sales experience necessary. Must have car & valid Driver’s License. Territory & account list provided. Send resume to: The Valley Trader, Sales Dept., PO Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837 or email to: thevalleytrader@ yahoo.com
Jewelry Casting Outfit complete with wax molds & ring shank roller & ring stretcher & compressor & small torch & 3’ overhead hood w/vent & light & some hand tools. $2,000. 814342-3709 days. 3/24
Want to Buy - 50 Man in need of PRIDE JAZZY ELITE Mobility Scooter, on disability income. 272-4040857.
Wanted: Used Electric Wheel Chair. Free or very cheap. 570-917-3550. 3/31
Help Wanted: Part time Graphic Designer position. 24-35 hrs. over 2 wks, but mostly on week 2. Must be able to work in a high speed environment. Be literally your own boss, but work easily with others. This may lead to a full-time position in the future. Send resume & portfolio to: The Valley Trader, PO Box 392, Lewisburg, Pa 17837 or email: the valleytrader@yahoo. com
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Small Refrigerator, new never used, 4’ high, 19” wide. 19” deep, $125. 570-5411266. 4/7
Miscellaneous - 35
Pool Table, 6 ft. long, 3’6” wide, 2 sticks & balls, $150. 570-5411266. 4/7
The 17th Annual Fremont & Port Trevorton Fire Companies Consignment Auction will be held on Saturday, April 26th across from Whispering Pines Fruit Farm 76 Orchard Hill Rd. Mt. Pleasant Mills. Consignments and donations accepted Tuesday (4/22) thru Thursday (4/24) 8AM - 4PM and Friday (425) 8AM - 8PM. Items for online auction must be on-site by Thursday (4/24). Note the new location this year! We have much more room and parking! Benefits the Fremont & Port Trevorton Fire Companies and Christian Aid Ministries. For more info or for free advertising on the sale bill call 570-374-0201. Sale bill advertising deadline is March 20th. For a full sale bill when it becomes available visit fremontfd.com
(StatePoint) When planning your yard or garden, you likely focus on the what and the where. After all, a beautiful plant in a prime location enhances curb appeal and even bragging rights.
You may pay less attention though to understanding how your location, or plant hardiness zone, impacts your garden’s success. To help ensure your plants don’t just survive, but thrive, the experts at lawn care equipment manufacturer Exmark are sharing the following insights about plant hardiness:
What is Plant Hardiness?
Plant hardiness is the secret sauce of any healthy outdoor space. Plant hardiness is the ability of a plant to survive adverse growing conditions such as drought, flooding, heat and cold. Have you ever watched with frustration as a late-season temperature dip leaves your beautiful buds with a serious case of frostbite? Plant hardiness zones were developed to help landscapers, gardeners and lawn care enthusiasts avoid this heartache.
American farming contributes billions of dollars to the gross national product annually, which is one reason why the USDA has long monitored weather data. If determining when the average final frost may occur for every region in the country is worth billions, what could that same knowledge mean for your garden? Well, choosing plants with hardiness levels appropriate to specific planting zones gives you the best chance of cultivating healthy, beautiful plants.
What is My Growing Zone?
The United States is divided into 13 zones. Zones 1-6 being the coldest, and 7-13 the warmest. Zone 1 averages -60 degrees F while zone 13 never drops below 70 degrees F. A general guideline is to plant anything designated for your zone or lower, but never higher. Know what zone you live in and make a point of checking the tag on the back of the plant or seed pack before planting.
Perennials Versus Annuals
There’s a reason you see palm trees in Sarasota, Florida, not Saginaw, Michigan. When it comes to perennials, it’s not about when the first frost is, but how cold it gets, and whether that plant can survive and thrive through winter.
Plant hardiness zones are less important however when it comes to annuals. Because these plants are only
meant to last one growing season; waiting until after the average first frost date will save you from having to replant. Know that even if your plant survives the frost, it may never match the photo you saw advertised at the nursery.
Zone Rule of Thumb
Plant hardiness zone maps are, well, all over the map. Consider the number assigned to your zip code as a starting point. You may live right at the break between one zone and the other. When in doubt, guess too low, rather than too high. In the South, the heat stress a plant not made for the conditions. Your particular geography can also
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IN ORDER TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN IC RESIDENTS AND OTHER RESIDENTS WE HAVE DECIDED TO PUT EACH IN THEIR OWN SECTION.
Tired of not meeting that special someone at work, at the bar, or wherever you have been looking? Look no further than Look Before You Leap. We want to help you! What do you have to lose? Just your loneliness. So do it. Send in your ad or send in a response. See directions at beginning of section on how to be a part of the Look Before You Leap.
Regulars:
Seeking special Christian woman, any denomination. DWtCM, 72, looks years younger, 6’, grey hair, blue eyes, nonsmoker. Healthy, kind, sensitive, thoughtful. Likes concerts, museums, art, walking, good movies, church services, etc.... Watsontown area. Honest IC’s welcome. GD27207 3/12
Multi-Racial Male looking for female, 45-65. I’m 6’ & 215 lbs., retired & enjoying life. Casual drinker, enjoy most music, watching movies, & outdoor activities that include Van & Pick up Truck events. I don’t go to Church but I still believe in God. I’d like to meet a female for dinner, lunch, or breakfast. It all starts over a meal. Photo & phone gets photos in return. I don’t do internet at all. No IC’s
please. I enjoy the outdoors & can travel most of PA. I also enjoy photography. TB27216
Male Christian Widower, seeks female companion, Christian, over 65, no smokers. RP27227
IC’s:
FIC, looking for a good companionship. Someone to talk to and not walk away from me like so many others. It is hard to be alone. JR27189IC
SWtFIC, 5’3”-165, blonde hair, blue eyes. Looking for somebody who would be interested in corresponding with me. CW27190IC
FIC, 34, easy to talk to, pretty. Looking for friendship. AM27191IC
SWtFIC, 31, 5’2”-125, dark brown hair, brown eyes. Looking for a nice male who would be interested in corresponding with me. JW27192IC
FIC, 34, pretty, easy to talk to. Looking for friendship. Please reach out, you won’t be disappointed. AM27193IC
SFIC, 50, joyful, caring, good humor, curvy body, full lips, dark hair/ eyes. With love to give. Seeking dependable, stable gentleman to connect with.
FJ27194IC
FIC, 34, pretty, easy to talk to. Looking for friendship or more. Loyal individual, open to meeting new people.
AM27195IC
FIC looking for a penpal. New to this but feeling lonely & hoping someone can chat with me.
KZ27196IC
FIC, looking for sincere companionship. I am lonely & have nobody & wish to have a good pen pal. Please reach out to me.
JR27197IC
FIC, looking for a sincere & honest companionship. I’m lonely & have nobody by my side. Please reach out to me & be mine. JR27198IC
FIC, 34, looking for long term friendship, someone I can talk to. Won’t regret.
AM27199IC
SWtFIC, 42, 5’3”-140, blonde hair/blue eyes. Looking for somebody who’d be interested in corresponding with me.
CW27200IC
SWtFIC, 47, 5’4”-131, brown hair, brown eyes. Looking for someone who would be interested in corresponding with me. ET27202IC
FIC, fun, caring, good natured, 50, with love to give. Curly dark hair & dark eyes, full lips. Seeking dependable, stable gentleman to connect with.
FJ27203IC
FIC, looking for someone to talk to, someone to enjoy fun things with, someone to build a friendship with.
PJ27204IC
FIC, 41, looking for someone to get to know on another level. No games.
LA27209IC
FIC, 39, 5’5”-140, green eyes, long brown hair. No kids & no tattoos. KM27210IC
FIC, blue eyes, dark hair. Looking for good conversation. I can send pictures too. NT27211IC
FIC, caring, joyful, good natured, sense of humor, easy to talk to, good listener, ready to connect with someone special. FJ27212IC
WtFIC, 36, kind & nurturing, loves animals & traveling. Enjoys the outdoors. Looking to meet someone to connect with & enjoy life. JW27213IC
FIC, I want a man so write me. Beautiful, 37. Send your phone number, I’ll call. NC27214IC
SFIC, 37, blonde/brown/ red highlighted hair, lengthy to my navel. Hazel/ green/amber eyes, 5’2”36DD, 29” waist, 35” hips, Cuban/American. Looking for a man who will romance me via letter, talk on the phone, & eventually come visit. I prefer a man with knowledge, honesty, loyalty, one I can call my friend & lover both in one. I’m searching for my soulmate. I would like to get to know who you are & have you get to know me. I am willing to open up to you slowly if you are willing to correspond with me, starting out as friends. JJ27215IC
SWtFIC, 41, enjoys reading, writing & going to church. Seeking single male, age is just a number, to get to know on another level by writing, phone calls & video visits. LA27217IC FIC, country girl, 26, brown hair, blue eyes, outgoing, open minded, honest, huge personality. Willing to try new things, Loves the outdoors, fishing, hiking, sports, travelling, quiet nights at home. Looking for friends or more. SP27218IC
WtFIC, fun, caring, 36. Looking for an older male to connect with. Enjoys adventures & quality time at home. JW27219IC
Female seeking male: FIC, sexy, fun, a lot of love & attention to give to the right person. Seeking a stable, dependable, older gentleman to connect with. FJ27220IC FIC, seeking male. Short timer. Looking for Mr. Wonderful. Look me up on
facebook. JK27221IC
FIC, long brown hair, big blue eyes. Looking to turn writing into love. I’m a mother of one & looking for love & happiness. Tattooed country girl, love to get down & dirty. SP27223IC
WtFIC, 35, looking for male, 35-55. Enjoys quality time & laughing. Caring & nurturing. Enjoys cooking & entertaining. Looking to connect. JW27224IC
SWtFIC, 43, 5’3”-145, long blondish/brown hair, baby blue eyes. Looking for somebody who would be interested in corresponding with me. CW27225IC
FIC, 48, red hair, big brown eyes. Looking for love & friendship. Trustworthy, honest, caring, outgoing. It’s time to settle down & I’m looking for just the right type of handsome man for me. Send love my way. WH27226IC
FIC, 26, brown hair, big blue eyes. Looking to turn paper into something more. Tattooed country girl looking to get down & dirty. SP27228IC
FIC, 48, Cherokee Indian looking for companionship & possibly more. Let’s get to know one another. I’m a city girl & love to have fun. WH27229IC
SWtFIC, looking for companionship. I’m petite but volumptuous in all the right places. 40, brown hair, green eyes. Exotic dancer, always down to have fun & try new experiences. Indian & German. Would love to meet a special man so I can spoil him. TS27230IC
FIC, 26, long brown hair, big blue eyes, looking for a companion, someone to love me the way I am. Honest, trustworthy, loving, caring. Love to get down & dirty. SP27231IC
FIC, 26, looking for a life long partner, someone who loves outdoors, famly & having a good time. I’m country girl with lively
personality, love hard, caring & trustworthy. SP27224IC
SWtFIC, 54, 5’4”-180, brown hair, green eyes. Looking for somebody who would be interested in corresponding with me. LT27225IC
SWtFIC, 30, curvy, sexy, beauty queen, lovable, good humored, passionate. Seeking my king who is dependable, nonjudgemental, stable. Looking to fall in love. BH27226IC
FIC, Native American Indian, joyful, loving, caring, good humored, with love to give. Curvy, full lips, seeking LTR with dependable, stable gentleman to connect with. FJ27226IC
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The Valley Trader would like to thank everyone who places an ad in this column and also the people who respond. The number of responses we have been receiving has been GREAT!!! If you meet that “special person” from communicating through our column, let us know. Did you marry? Are you dating? We would like to know! Write us a short note we can print. Of course, we’ll only print it with your initials.
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THEME: FROMER RULERS
ACROSS
1. London native, e.g.
5. Major news network, acr.
8. Elect democratically
12. Dharma teacher
13. *Henry ____, a serial husband
14. Mosaic artist 15. Cracked open 16. Between ids and super-egos 17. More unfriendly 18. *Babylonian ruler, code creator
20. Minute bit
21. Cavern or cave
22. Not amateur
23. Sapodilla tree gum
26. *Akhenaton or Tutankhamun
30. Be bedridden
31. a.k.a. crown vetch
34. *Viracocha, the eighth Sapa ____ of Kingdom of Cusco
35. Like some peppers
37. ____-been
38. Trots and canters
39. And others, for short
40. Shred of clothing
42. Aptitude test, acr.
43. a.k.a. sodium carbonate
45. In ignoble manner
47. One behind plate, for short
48. Patrick Swayze/Demi Moore movie
50. George Lucas’ warrior-monk
52. *Egypt’s famous queen
56. Capital of Tunisia
57. Military status
58. “High” time
59. River in India
60. Rainbows, e.g.
61. Al Capone, e.g.
62. Difficult situation
63. Striped stinger
64. Biblical paradise
DOWN
1. Ho-hum
2. Indian royal
3. Mosque V.I.P.
4. Plane road
5. “Sometimes a cigar is just a ____”
6. She turned to stone
7. Not yet final, legally speaking
8. *Second-longest reining British monarch
9. Spaghetti aglio and ____
10. Do like bees?
11. Go wrong
13. Top of a mountain, e.g.
14. #8 Down’s headdress, e.g.
19. Untwist a rope
22. Third degree
23. Lawyers’ loads
24. Informed of latest trends (2 words)
25. Homeric epic
26. Exterminator’s target
27. Liquorice flavor
28. Based on number 8
29. Rash
32. *Mohammad Reza ____ Pahlavi
33. Get calories
36. *Robert Graves’ “I, ____”
38. Comprehend
40. Medicinal amt.
41. Kindle editions
44. Not quite right
46. Posture
48. Unfriendly stare
49. From this time
50. Equinox month
51. Concludes
52. Underwater hermit
53. Arnold Lobel’s “Frog and ____”
54. Tug-of-War equipment
55. Soon, to a bard
56. Burton of gothic horror genre
time around the firepit with loved ones, however, consider these tips to elevate your outdoor space.
(Family Features) A firepit can serve as a warm and inviting backyard retreat, perfect for roasting marshmallows for s’mores or stargazing while wrapped in cozy blankets. Before you can share
When it comes to building a DIY firepit, the design you choose can significantly impact the aesthetics and functionality. From classic stone pits to modern metal designs, the options are nearly endless. Think about the size and shape as well. Circular designs are traditional and encourage conversation while square or rectangular pits offer a more contemporary look.
Essential materials include bricks, stones or metal parts for the structure, as well as gravel or sand for the base. Fireproof materials are a must to ensure safety and longevity. You’ll also need tools such as a shovel for digging the base, a level to ensure even construction and adhesive or mortar for binding materials together. Depending on your design, you may require a metal fire ring, grill grate or mesh cover.
Safety should be
your top priority when building and using a backyard firepit. Always place your firepit at least 10 feet away from any structures, trees or flammable materials. Make sure the area is clear of dry leaves and other debris that could catch fire. Consider installing a spark screen to prevent embers from escaping and always keep a bucket of water or fire extinguisher nearby.
Creating a cozy atmosphere around your firepit involves more than just the fire itself. Comfortable seating is essential for making your outdoor space inviting. Choose weatherresistant chairs, benches or DIY log stools arranged in a circle to foster conversation. Ambient lighting from string lights, lanterns or solar-powered path lights can elevate the mood and extend the usability of your firepit into the evening. Consider adding citronella candles or torches to keep insects at bay while enhancing the ambiance.
Visit eLivingtoday.com to find more ideas to enhance your living spaces.
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(StatePoint) If you’ll be entertaining friends and family this Easter, make it “egg-stra” special with all-day grazing and personalized options to keep everyone at your table happy. Hosting has never been easier!
Need a one-stop shop for all of your hosting essentials?
Consider Sam’s Club and its private brand Member’s Mark. The retailer has tapped into member feedback to ensure that this Easter, it can better meet your needs. The findings uncovered that many celebrants are hoping to spend all day grazing, beginning with brunch. And, because Easter is happening well into spring this year, many are also planning to fire up their grills for the occasion.
With the majority of Sam’s Club members preparing an Easter meal, and most working within a budget, chances are that you’re looking to serve up something memorable and delicious without breaking the bank.
Whether you see your Easter involving breakfast, a smorgasbord, barbecue, or all the above, Sam’s Club’s private brand Member’s Mark is making it easy and affordable to create your Easter, your way with a fully customizable, all-day grazing experience. From brunch to dinner and everything in between, here are the high-quality, Member’s Mark seasonal favorites you can pick up in-store or have delivered for a complete Easter feast, including:
Member’s Mark Brunch Favorites:
• Croissants
• Sous Vide Egg Bites
• Caesar Salad
• Brussels Sprouts
• Fruit and Cheese Tray
• Spring Muffin Tray
• Ribeye Steaks
• Carrot Bar Cake
• Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice
• Prosecco
Member’s Mark Traditional Favorites:
• Spiral Ham
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affect your hardiness zone, like if you live on a hill or in a valley.
For more insights, check out the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, and watch “Find Your Plant Hardiness Zone,” an episode of “Backyard Smart,” an
original series from lawn care equipment manufacturer, Exmark. To watch the video, visit Backyard Life, which is part of a unique multimedia destination with a focus on helping homeowners improve their outdoor living spaces. There you can also download additional tips and view other Exmark Original
• Mashed Potatoes
• Mac ‘n’ Cheese
• Naan Bites & Spinach Artichoke Dip
• Deluxe Mixed Nuts
• Strawberry Yogurt Almonds
• Easter Cake Bites
• Toffee Truffles
Regional Favorites:
• Cherry Pie
• Blueberry Pie, available exclusively in the Northeast
Along with ensuring all your culinary bases are covered, here are a few additional ways to eliminate stress around Easter prep:
1. Simplify clean-up: Use Member’s Mark disposable paper plates and napkins to make clean-up ongoing and simple, particularly if you’ll be encouraging guests to graze all day. Plus, they’re easier for backyard hosting, better for the planet, and commercially compostable.
2. Get a head start on gifts: Don’t wait until the last second to plan your Easter baskets. Give them a personalized touch by shopping with a retailer like Sam’s Club, which offers Easter-themed sweet treats, candies, toys and books, all of which are already available online and on store shelves. They also offer festive prefilled baskets if you’re feeling time-crunched or want to rely on the handiwork of professionals.
3. Save on décor: Easter décor doesn’t have to be complicated. Fresh flowers make for great centerpieces. Sam’s Club is committed to floral freshness and backs its arrangements and bouquets
Series videos.
Understanding what plants will thrive in your climate is essential to a healthy landscape. Fortunately, free resources abound to help you plant successfully.
with a seven-day fresh-or-free guarantee. However, you can jazz things up with Easter wreaths, bunny-shaped candles and decorative eggs.
For more information on Member’s Mark Easter meals, visit samsclub.com.
While planning a big holiday celebration can feel overwhelming, with a few simple strategies, Easter can be one of the most joyous celebrations of spring for everyone—hosts included.
Wed Mar 26 - 05:00PM 5848 Broadway Road [Fair Building], Montour DeLong Fairgrounds, Danville, PA
Kubota 4wd Tractor w/ Loader and Backhoe - Aluminum Deckover Trailer Like New* Be Wise Tandam Axle Dump Trailer w/ Ramps
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* Cross Bows * John Deere Lawn Tractor * Bad Boy 48in Zero Turn Mower Like New * Husqvarna Snowblower * Plus Other Items
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SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 2025 STARTING at 8:00 am
FARM COLLECTIBLES* ANTIQUES * HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & FURNITURE
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REAL ESTATE * TRACTORS & MACHINERY * TOOLS * FARM ITEMS 73 +/- ACRE LOCUST DALE FARM
We will be offering at 1 pm April 12th a once in a lifetime family farm opportunity with 73 +/- acres of level farm ground. The farm has a 4 bedroom 2 bathroom farmhouse w. attached 1 car garage, Unattached Summer Kitchen/ Butcher Room, 50x46 Bank Barn w. Attached 28x 50 Loafing Shed, Cemented Floor 30x54 Machinery Workshop w/ Overhead Hoist-Parts Room-Mechanical Room and Lots of Storage, 49x40 Pole Barn Machinery Shed w/ Overhead Storage, L Shaped Open Tractor Shed 25x45/ 25x71, Open Pole Shed 15x48 , Terms: $50,000.00 Down and Balance within 60 Days, Prospective Bidders have right to do any Pre Auction Risk assessments prior to auction such as lead Base Paint- ect., In keeping with parents wishes that this farm remain in Agriculture the CLEAN & GREEN PROGRAM, and certain other restrictions will be attached to the deed such as [ No wind/ solar or gas Industry; No Cannabis Industry- For Full Terms and Conditions & Restrictions- and /or Appointment to View This Fine Property Contact Weaver Auctions at [570] 538-2227
Cast Iron Farm Bell; Wooden FRESH EGGS Sign; Locust Dale Farm Wooden Sign; Wooden Clothes Tree; McCormick Deering Milker Bucket; Early Spinning Wheel; Wooden Yarn Winder; Children’s Books & Games; Early Stepback Blind Door Cupboard; Softwood Drysink; Wooden Apple & Fruit Crates; Quilts & Comforters- Feed Bag Material& Feed Sacks; Selection of Canning Jars & Supplies; Double Galvanized Wash Tub; Metal Cowbell Wind Chime; Vintage WW2 German P.O.W. White Jump Suit [ possibly from Muncy Area Camp]; Vintage Primrose Fire King Dinnerware [ Old but NEW}; Tin Match Safes; Strawberry Brand Lard/ Groniger Packing Co. Shamokin,Pa, Lard Can; Buckeye, Brownies & Wedge Metal Cans; Copper Wash Boiler; Wooden Bucket; Hall’s Wildfire Coffee Dispenser; Vintage Metal Porch Chairs; Chicken Feeders; Plastic Farm Toys; Uranium Glass Pcs; Jadeite Glassware; Oak Arm Rocker; Corellware Dinnerware; Red Globe Barn Lantern; Carnival Glass Vase; Corning Cornflower Bakeware; Softwood Country Jelly Cupboard w/ Raised Panels; Wagner #9 & Walpak #7 & unsigned #12 Cast Iron Fry Pans; Adams Rose Bowl; Oil on Canvas Painting of Horse; 1pc Stepback Cabinet w/ Green Slag Glass Panels; Wooden Finger Dryer; Crocks & Jugs; Early Childs Lift Top Desk; Cast Pitcher Pumps; Ball & Stick Cradle;; Vintage PENSUPREAME METAL ICE CREAM SIGN ; Carrom Board; Vintage Barn Find-Goodrich Silvertowns Metal Tire Sign Silvertone Floor Radio; Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Stand; Wicker Funeral Fireside Baskets; Funky Cow Cookie Jar; United Metal Horse Clock; Metal Dough Tray; Oak Bow Front & Side China Cabinet; China Head Doll; Signed Dolly Parton Photo; Wheeled Tea Cart; Oak Dresser w/ Mirror; Cottage Dresser w/ mirror; Oak Paw Foot Round Table; Kerosene Lamps; Pair Mid Modern Lamps; Cobalt Blue Mirror Mid Century Stand; 4pc Antique Oak Cylinder Style Bedroom Suite; Ladies Hats ; Pepsi Cola Metal 5 cent Barrel; Perfection Heaters; Trend 3 Weight Grandfather Clock; Chalk Carnival Piggy Bank; Sour Cream Glasses; Metal Coal Bucket; Cast Iron Cook Stoves and Moores Three Way Parlor ; Strawknife; Vintage Bicycles[ as found]; Wooden Chicken Crates; High Wheel Cultivator; Hand Push Planter; Hog Trough; GUNS: Marlin Model 336 RC .30-30 cal. w/ JM Stamp and Micro Groove; Plainsman Model 865 .22cal. Bolt; Hopkin & Allen Model #722 .22cal. Single Shot Rifle; Ranger 12ga Single Shot Shotgun; LeFever 16ga, Double Barrel Shotgun; Springfield Model 511 Double Barrel 12ga. Shotgun; Marlin Model 80 .22cal. Bolt Rifle; J.Stevens 12ga. Single Barrel Shotgun; Butcher Items: Enterprise Lard Press, Enterprise Meat Grinder; Foster Bros. Meat Cleaver; Butcher Knives; Hand Meat Saw;Barnes Vintage Floor Safe w/ Combination; Various Clean Upholstered Living Room Furniture; GE Microwave; Straw Knife; PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS OF INTEREST!
TRACTORS * FARM MACHINERY * VEHICALS * SHOP TOOLS * VINTAGE FARMALL TRACTOR PARTS
FARMALL & IH TRACTORS: Farmall 666 WFE; 350 w/Torque Amplifier WFE; 300 Utility w/ Loader –WFE, M , H, McCormick 400 w. Torque Amplifier, 300 nfe, Selection of McCormick F12s many on Steel- Parts and Bone Tractors, IH 424 w/ Blown Engine; F12 Loader Tractor w/ 39 Plymouth Transmission rear pto /cableLift [ Need to see!!]; John Deere 440 Trac Loader; Oliver 77 Row Crop Tractor Nfe; John Deere 3300 Combine [w/ #244 -2 row Head & #243- 3 Row Head and 12ft Grain Head]; Cub Cadet 70 Garden Tractor; IH 2x14 and 3x 16 Bottom Mounted Fast Hitch Plows; 7ft Fast Hitch Scraper Blade; New Holland #328 PTO Manure Spreader; Snowco Grain Cart; Pequea # 710 Hay Tedder; Oliver 11ft Transport Disc; JD 5ft 3PTH Brush Mower; Spring Tooth Harrows; Brillion 10ft Cultipactor; 8x14 Flatbed Hay Wagon; [2] 7x18 Wooden Side Throw Wagons; JD Forage Harvester w/ both Corn & Grass Head; 200 Gal. Sulky 25ft Boom Sprayer; Gehl #920 Forage Wagon; MM Portable Corn Sheller w. Elevators; Horse Drawn Potato Plow; TRUCKS & CARS: 1982 Ford 600 Gas -370-2V Truck w/ 14ft Grain Dump Bed w/ 45,076 Miles; 1991 F150 Custom 55,119 Original Miles, 2wd-8ft Box w/ Cap – Clean & Just Inspected; 1978 Ford LTD Sedan w/ 80,434 Miles; 2006 Ford Taurus sedan w/ 40.963 orig. miles; ; Large Selection of McCormick-Farmall- International Parts [ Fenders, Shields, Radiator ,Wheels, Gas Tanks, Seats, Fertilizer Boxes, Axles, Cylinders & Much More]; SHOP EQUIPMENT: Power Back 5250watt Generator; Craftsman Roll Away Tool Box;Cutting Torch Outfit; Large Selection of Craftsman Mechanic & Hand Tools; Bench Vises; Portable Air Compressor; Harrington Peerless XChain Hoist; Grizzly G-1200 Floor Drill Press; Bulk Oil Tanks w/ Pumps; Campbell Hausfeld Vertical 5hp Shop Air Compressor; Lincoln AC 225 Stick Welder; Wolfs Head Oil Can; Glass Oil Jars w/ Spouts; Battery Charger; Schramm Model 35 Compressor Trailer w/ Gas Engine; Various Metal Stock; Grizzly G-1019 14in Bandsaw; Commercial Singer Sewing Machine; 12in, Surface Planner; Belt & Disc Sander; Deep Throat Jig Saw; DeWalt Compound Mitre Saw; Grizzly 14in x 40in Copy Wood Lathe; David Bradly Gas Engine; John Deer and Other Lawn Tractors; Vintage International Refrigerator; Plus Many More Boxes Of Hardware and Items Found In And Around The Farm!!
AUCTION TERMS: Cash or Good Pa. Check [ Out of State Buyers are Required to have Bank Letter of Credit] & Credit Cards Accepted w/ 4 % Service Fee.
LUNCH AVAILABLE * TENT IF INCLEMENT * JOB JOHNS * BRING A CHAIR AND A FRIEND
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Sellers: LaRue S Bay Estate Executor: David Bay
AUCTIONEER: Michael & David Weaver Allenwood,Pa.17810 AU002180-L Phone: 570-538-2227