sidered an important deter rant to colds and flu, it may be interesting to note that Best Food Buys one-half ot a medium - size Study Food Stores For Bargains Retail tood pi ices show Better pioduce values will q j oi a 2a-year old active man very little change from a week be lound m potatoes, tomatoes _______ ago, repoits Tom Pipei, Penn .ipples rhubaib avocados, lem State Extension Marketing -\g- mis. oranges and giapefiuit • Soil Conservation 1€ —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 7, 1962 ent Value bujs> are limited and vary according to the •plans of individual retaileis The price-conscious shopper will do well to study food ads Wholesalers indicate that demand has been linn for all meat items Retail prices ic mam generally unchanged fr om a week ago hut competi tive values are expected m fryers, turkeys, hams, fiesh picnics, pork loins. beeK steak and roasts and even lamb Check and compare prices /u a cost per sen mg basis to determine your best buy Improved weather condition promise to boost seasonal egg product.on still furthei Pro duction is currently above le vels ot a yeai ago and pi ices are expected to remain at seasonally low levels this spring Besides their versati lity in meals, colored eggs foi Easter egg hunts and tor ta mily Easter baskets are ap propriate now Milk production is approach ing the seasonal peak Pro duction per row is reported!} up 4 per cent troin last year and overall production is run ning about 2V2 per cent ahead of last year's all-time record This large pioduction not only means more milk but also more butter cheese, and other dairy products at seasonally low prices Bargain bins in fiesh pro duce continue mighty scarce as the atterraath of this year’s cutback in planting schedules and further crop reductions from weathei Some signs of falling prices can be noted for cauliflower, cucumbers. new. crop Texas onions, aspa ragus and exen strawberries, but none of these are in suffi cient xolume as yet to rate as market buys Meanwhile cabbage, celery, peppers, ra dishes gieen beans and exen lettuce hate held longer at high price lex els than most produce men recall tor man} years. -1 £|l~B Pa. 820 Corn A high population xanety Voids up to t«0 bu jm'i acii’ liaxc been i e< ordeei. 1. St.tuels up when otheus lodge’ a. Withstands thought S. Has a xetx slioug stalk 4. Hood lesislanee to coin leal aphis and coin hoi- 5. Responds to thteK plant ing and high lei I ill/,ft ion 6. bon iiiiilomi height eais 7. Uriel at harn-st time than olhi r xat letles REIST SEED COMPANY MT. JOY »*h. 01> 3-3521 April and May will be peak -fcJ ntmue<l flom p dge 13 )' months foi grapefruit supplies with 12 to 13 per cent of the Three farmers plus the State annual total arming at the Secretary 01 Agriculture, Sec markets m each of these retar >' of Fore&ts and " dter ?' months With vitamin C con- and the Dean of Peun State b More Milk Means More Income.. With An Added Profit For You Get both with the Southeastern Penna. Artificial Breeding Coop. P. O. Bov 254, L WCASTKK, l’.\ Kvery Second Saturday ot the month you can enjoy Plan a party at home, or a dinner lor \our organiza tion. 1 Reserxe your chit ken in advance by calling Sally Harper, M) 0-0 taB. Ue do all the cooking, and xxill specially-package your orders ten pick-up on barbeene dale’s. C VRKV-OIT OMiVI Special Price’s on 50 oi SI .00 PKR H Vkh 1 moie balxes bx adxanee it HMAKS \T 75 i eserx at ion ’ Mm. Act \\ t. 114 lbs. pei C\l/I, IS' halt Bth ANNUAL JAYCEE HOME SHOW GUERNSEY SALES PAVILION Lincoln Hvvy. East of Lancaster APRIL 10 THROUGH APRIL 14 # Displays See Family • Exhibits Sealed in Fall -0 Demonstrations Out Shelter I 1962 HOME SHOW j * Guernsey Sales Pavilion - Route 30 East . | Sponsoied b\ l.ane aslei .Junior ( liambei ol Coiinueic e | j "I ✓ j-v • Admission -60 c I I /2 * APRIL 10 to 14 I I 30 CENTS Hally «.»» to 10 P.M. I I Satmd.n a 30 to 10 P.M. I I (let Vour laieky Kc-y At Paxilion For I !SIOOO Krc’e Tre’asure Chest Prize’ I Breeding Program BARBECUED CHICKEN at the “Poultry Outer" <»f tin* J*.iii<‘jisUt Count) Poultpj 340 W. Hoscvillc Ho.ul, Ij.uu lister SAT., APRIL 14 a P.M. to <> P.M. College ol Agriculture are cropping, diversion te" members. Statler opeiates a 200-acre are used to irrigate core, dairy larm southwest of Cham alfalta Alost of the con-.- bersbuig For his, 130 cattle, tion practices were instal c including SO milkeis, he raises connection with soil cs l about 9 5 acies in alfalfa and ration demonstrations nc' glass, 50 in torn and 35 in Woild War 11. small giam ———— Coimei ration piactices on ‘ Conceit ib God’s gitt >.3 the tann include contour stnp little man.” Ph. LO !M)411 Assn. FARMERS AND ASSOCIATED BUSINESSMEN Our services could make jour operation more elHcicnt and productive. LANCASTER LABORATORIES, INC. 2425 MOW iiOLFAM) I*lloo, 7. VNCASTER, I ' J’lione I.eola 07. (!-!)() 1!! Specialists in Soils, Feeds, Fertilizers, Foods, Agricultural Chemicals. PENN SQUARE MUTUAL FUND Investing in Diversified Securities for INCOME and CAPITAL GAINS Possibility NO BUYING CHARGE NO SELLING CHARGE Subscriptions Accepted With No Minimum Share Requ ments Free of Pa. Peisonal Propeitj Ta\ m opinion Legal Counsel J. L. MAIN & CO. 451 Penn Square, Reading Pa. Please send me fiee niloimation about Penn Squaie Mu tual Fund Name Address City and Slate CHORE&MASTE l<V)ii.m<* i’ioicctois Ground breaking, furrowing, weeding, raking or cultivating. Prices from $109.95 with wheels Terms Available Demonstration “We Service What We Sell” L. H. BRUBAKER 350 St r.islmrg Pike - l.dnioastor B. D. 3, lAt its., P.i, Phone haiica-stor KX 7-5170 Strashurg OV 7*30033 IJtif/. MA 0-7700 and tile diamage Two 1 XOX-ASSKSSARMO I‘ow <‘i l)i n o \\ hoots .howling Bar 4.: a FK 5-4 1 “2
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