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PUBLIC SALE
Wednesday, April, 11, at 10 a.m.
at Blue Ball, Lancaster Co. Farm
machinery and equipment, hard
ware, posts, hay and straw
WE SELL ON COMMISSION
William ~Z. and Paul Z.
MARTIN
HORSE & PONY STALE
Mon. evening April 2, 1956
At 6:30 P. M.
Blue Ball, Pa Lancaster County
Grand Opening of Sales Stables
We -sell on commission
PAUL Z. MARTIN
PH. New Holland 4-7358
FOR SALE
SALISBURY’S 3-NITRO in your
poultry, turkey, and swine feed
gets you more meat, eggs and
health for less. Cost 35c to 70c
per ton. Not an antibiotic. Look
on your feed tags and .ask your
dealer, or F. W. Fisher, Leacock,
Ph Leola 6-2482.
MUSSER Chicks Mt. Joy 34911
Bred to lay well thruout 2nd yr.
You can’t get better to save
your life. Red Comet Fire Con
trol Systems & Equipment Box
£456 Mountville, Penna.
MUSSER Chicks, Mt Joy 3-4911
Crossed For Added Vigor'
FOR SALE OUTBOARD MOTOR
7 Vi> H. P. Martin. Perfect -$75
TC L Herr 37 W. State St, Phone
Quarryville 179.
Pollination Service—Get larger
crops, put bees in your orchard.
Strong colonies for Rental James
S. Messner Apiaries, Box 79,
Bareville, Pa. Phone; Leola
6-6911. ,
Attractive Stationary and Greet-
ing cards, sold singly or boxed.
Mrs Tom Halladay, RDI, Kirk-
Wood, Phone Kirkwood 34R12.
100 Bushel Black Wilson Soy
bean seed. Home grown. Harry
Frank, New Providence (Near
Fair view Church)
USED MYERS 100 GAL GEN
eral Purpose Weed Sprayer.
Lester A. Singer, Ronks, Phone
OV 7-3226.
MAN WOULD LIKE JOB ON
beef or poultry farm with
house. Two m family Write Wil
liam Fick, Conestoga Rl, Pa.
UNSOLD April 2 1500 Christie
White Rock ckls 20c, 1500
Christie Hamp ckls. 20c. Breeder
eggs were direct from Christie.
Open dates for Sex Links mid-
Apnl. L. L. Logan, Kennett
Square, Pa.
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Leo M. Zamory, Architect-Engineer
There’s something appealing and durable about America’s justly famous Cape Cod home
designs, and here is a plan that incorporates the best from Cape Cod architecture with the
convenience and comfort of the newest ranch designs. All the features traditionally found in
thq best of America’s homes can be found here —the separate dining room, only a step from kit
chen and living rooms, the staircase in the center hall; the two main floor bedrooms each with
double exposure; the thoughtfully-engineered L-shaped kitchen with its delightful breakfast
nook. Mucli of the appeal of this house derives from its marvelous expansion possibilities. You
can finish two more bedrooms upstairs and an extra bathroom. Truly, this is a home to grow
in—a home keyed to your future.
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Area: 1484 sq. ft.
About Your Home
By FRANCES DELL
Is it time to report your house
plants 9 You can divide house
plants at any time of the year so
there is nothing to stop you- It is
not a hard job and requires lit
tle time.
First remove the plant from
the old pot, soil and all- To
loosen, turn the pOt upside down
and give it a quick sharp tap.
The soil ball held together by
the roots will come out intact.
If you run into trouble remov
ing the plant you can soak the"
pot and all in a bucket of
water.
Shake Soil From Roots
Shake soil from the roots
until you can see where the
stems join the main plant- Look
over these very carefully and
select the sections of the plant
with the best roots of their own
-172 ACRE -
PRODUCTIVE FARM
I ocated near Nottingham, good buildings,
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fine stream of water, excellent location.
We have a number of fine farms for sale.
Contact us for information.
F. Frederick Breuninger
National Bank Building Cpatesville, Pa.
Phone 1980 Evenings 3456
C\jbage; 23,022 cu. ft.
that you can remove from the
old plant. You can often pull
the sections apart gently. It
may be necessary to cut the
tangled roots with a knife.
After you have separated the
plants, plant - new sections just
as you would any house plant.
Use a porous potting soi£ one
that includes peat or compost
Firm the soil about the roots
with thumbs and water well.
Keep plants out of direct sun
for a few davs-
Dust Leaves Often
Try to give your plants the
correct exposure. This can make
all the difference in a healthy
plant and one that makes a poor
appearance. Feed house plants
a whole plant food about once
each two weeks. Some require
more water than others al-
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Actual working drawings of "this house are
available to readers at $20.00 a set and
' $5.00 for each additional set. Send check or
money order to Modern-Plan Service, De
partment 106, Lincoln Building, Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
“What did Father say when
you asked him for my hand?”
“Oh,” replied Augustus, “he
did his best to be pleasant He
said there was something about
me that he really admired.”
“Did he say that’”
“Yes, my impudence”
ways water house plants accord
ing to their requirements. A
good soaking once each week
is about average.
Dust the leaves once each two
weeks. Most plants take ele
ments out of the air and if too
much dust is allowed to collect
on the leaves, the leaves will
sicken and fall off.
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, March 30, 1956
House No. A-106
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KET, LANCASTER FARMING, OUARRYVILLE. PA.
Flexible Price
Props Junked
By Committee
WASHINGTON Rewriting
the farm bill, a Senate-House
conference committee Tuesday
junked the administration’s
flexible price support measure,
bringing forecasts from SecfeM
tary of Agriculture Ezra Taft
Benson that a Presidential veto
will follow.
Secretary Benson told news
men he was disappointed, be
lieving the President would not
favor returning to a high, rigid
price support system as existed
during World War II
A provision to support major
crops at -90 per cent of parity
was written into the measure.
The “dual parity” plan; permit
ting farmers to use either the
old parity formula or the new,
whichever is higher, in figuring
crop' support levels, also drew
fire from the Secretary’s office.
It is figured the measure', as
now proposed, would cost the
Government an additional billion
to $1 2 billion yearly.
Congress started its nine-day;-
Easter recdss Thursday. ;"-‘;V ~
AND FEED BETTER
Johnnie had been disobedient
and finally his teacher asked
him to stay after school.
“Johnnie,” she began, “I have
to mark the report cards this
evening. Now, what do you think
I should do about yours?”
“Wel|,” said the youngster,
“I think you really ought to go
home and have a good dinner
and rest before you mark mine.”
DON’T BELIEVE IT!
Intuition is that gift which en
ables a woman to arrive instant
ly at an infallible and irrevo
cable decision, without the aid
olf reason, judgment or
sion.
Mail Box Maifket
APPROX. 100 ft. of litter* «fa?t3
' —track & cable $15.00. Phone
HI 24711 '
OLIVER HART-PARR 18-27
—Tractor on steel with two row
cultivator cheap. John M. Sauder
East Earl Rl. Pa.
1-54” YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN
—Sink. Like new. White porce
lain with steel top ,and mixing
facucets complete. Paul G. Lda
man Peach Bottom R 1 or Hensel
26R4.
ONE ALPINE DOE; one toggen
—berg, two good milkers-fresh 2
weeks; 1 doe kid nubian; 4
weeks old spotted B & White.
Charles H. Heller, Sunny Side
Pines, Manheim.
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