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PUBLIC SALE
Wednesday, April 11, at 10 a.m.
al Blue Ball, Lancaster Co. Farm
machinery-and equipment, hard
ware, posts, hay and straw.
WE SELL ON COMMISSION
William Z. and Paul Z.
MARTIN
FOR SALE *
MUSSER Chicks Mt. Joy 3-4911
Your results are 1 what count!
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
More poultrymen use Mussers'
FOR SALE OUTBOARD MOTOR
I'h H. P. Martin Perfect $75.
K 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.
100 Bushel Black Wilson Soy
bean seed Home grown Harry
Frank, New Providence (Near
Fairview Church)
SPRAY CANPHOSAL for res-
piratory relief of poultry
There is no cure' Cost, about
$l.OO per thousand birds Use
Avi-Tab too in the feed See
your Salsbury dealer for form
ula
FOR MUSSER—Your results are
what count 1
FOR MUSSER—More poultry
men use Mussers!
FOR SALE—New DeWalt S A
h p. radial saw. Regular $239.
only $lB5. Bart’s Repair & Ser
vice, 1952 Landis Valley Rd,
Lane. 2-1568.
POST HOLE DIGGING AND
sheep shearing. Call evenings
7 to 8 Jonas Martin, Gap Rl, Ph
Hickory 2-4601.
LOGAN’S FAMOUS SEX LINKS
unsold April 12—7000 as
hatched 17c or all Pullets 28c.
L L Logan, Kennett Square, Pa
FOR SALE,
Redwood Silo
10x28 ft; also good feeding
hay Contact Melvin C Boyce,
RD, Quarryville, Ph 274R31.
NEW AND USED Garden tract-
ors and power mowers, Sim
plicity Sales & Service Frank K
Denhnger, Lampeter, Ph Lane
3-0614.
USED SPRAYER— 12 gal
Myers wheel barrow sprayer,
25 gal. Dobbins sprayer, 1216
gal Lowell sprayer, 50 gal Iron
Age sprayer Lester A.. Singer,
Ronks, Ph. OV 7-3226
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Changes in
Beef Grades
Due June I
WASHINGTON (USD A)
The Commercial grade of beef
will be divided into two new
grades' designated as Standard
and Commercial, the U S. De
partment of Agriculture an
nounced today Th-' present
grades for beef are Prime,
Choice, Good, Commercial, Util
ity, Cutter and Canner The new
grades will become eflective
June 1, 1956
The division of the present
Commercial grade is being made
on the basis of maturity and the
grade name “Standard” will be
applied to beef from younger
animals of the grade The name
“Commercial” will be retained
for oeef from mature animals
falling in the present Commer
cial grade.
Proposed in November
This revision was originally
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PRODUCTIVE FARM
Located near Nottingham, good buildings,
fine stream of water, excellent location.
We have a number of fine farms for sale -
Contact us for information.
Frederick Breuninger
F.
National Bank Building Coatesville, Pa.
Phone 1980 Evenings 3456
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recommended by the Cattle and
Beef Industry Committee and
was published as a proposal m
the November M, 1955, Federal
Register Comments were receiv
ed on the proposal for a period
ot 60 days A substantial major
ity of the comments received
from individuals and organiza
tions was in favor of the pro
posal as published.
The present Commercial
grade includes cai casses from
animals within the full range of
maturity as animals are market
ed It differs in this respect from
the Prime, Choice and Good
grades which aie restricted to
carcasses from relatively young
cattle
It was the opinion of the Com
mittee that it is impractical to
meichandise, under the same
grade designation, beef from
young animals which may
qualify for the Commercial grade
with only a small quantity of fat
together with beef from much
older animals which is required
to have a much greater degree of
fatness Also m some sections of
the country where substantial
Realtor
Here it ■ home in the modem mannei—a buck
and siding, split-level beaut). There’s a
maximum of In mg eomfoits packed into this
design. The huge living room is complemented
by a real pictuie window and the cheerful file
place. The separate dining room adjoins the
kitchen-dinette. Up a shoit flight of stairs there
are three bedi corns, Besides having its own pri
vate batluoom, the master bedioom has a closet
along one entire wall. For relaxation, entei
taming or watching TV, there is a playioom,
only a few steps away from the living aiea.
Theie is anothei fireplace in this room and an
enhance to the outdoois. An extia bedioom
and bath on this level is ideal for a maid or
guests. Don’t oveilook that large basement, so
handy for stoiage, hobbies, oi a woikshop.
Aking-sized sketch plan of this house is available
to leadeis. Simply send 25( in com to Modem
Plan Seivice, Depaitment 118, Lincoln Building.
Mt. Veinon, N.Y.
''X) sq. ft. Cubage ' 7 A 000 cu ft
Increase Efficiency
Lancaster Farming, Friday, April 6, 1956
House No. A-118
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portions of the younger type of
Commercial beef are produced
and consumed, it is believed that
some of this type of beef is not
now being federally graded be
cause of prejudice against the
name “Commercial” which has
come to be associated with beef
from older animals
It was the Committee’s opinion
that, if Commercial beef as pro
duced from young cattle were
segregated from that produced
from older cattle and also given
an appropriate name, a greater
propoition or the younger beef
would be federally graded. This
would result in increasing the
marketing efficiency for meat of
this grade and be beneficial to
both producer and consumer.
Not many employers have to
Worry lest an employe works
too hard
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KET, LANCASTER FARMING. QUARRYVILLE, PA.
Logan Chicks Go
To Haiti by Plane
The second shipment of Lo
gan Baby Chicks from Kennett
Square, consigned to Larimer
Mellon, Jr- for the Albert Sch
weitzer Hospital left Idlewild-
International Airpoit by Pah’
American World Airways early (
today and will arrive in Port-au- 1
Prince later today.
An article “Miracle of the
Spirit” in the April issue of
Reader’s Digest, tells what Lar
ry Mellon is doing for the peo
ple of Haiti. Mr. Logan has re
ceived much satisfaction in
knowing chicks he has produc
ed in Chester County have had
some small part in this great
work
WALL OVEN NEEDS
PLENTY OF SPACE
In the kitchen where wall
space is at a premium, a wall
oven may not be practical, points
out Dons L. Snook, extension
home management specialist of
the Pennsylvania State Univer
sity.
Divided units take more space
than 'a range The surface unit
takes about the same amount of
space as burners an a range. But
the oven takes an area that could
be used for counters.
A wall oven also needs a coun
ter at least 24 inches long right
beside it So unless a kitchen has
plenty of space, a divided unit
could prove 'inconvenient.
Mail Box Market
FOR SALE —Alfalfa Hay Ist,
2nd and 3rd Cutting, $2O to
$25, also 12’ truck body. Richard
Barr, Phone Q’ville 49R12.
FOR SALE.—2 range shelters.
Good condition $45 each.
John B. Becker Bareville RDI.
1 mile north east of Oregon on
Becker Road, Leola 6-3849.
FOR SALE.— Why not double
your income and have two
lamb crops a year’ A prebred,
registered, Dorset Ram for sale.
He sired a 150% lamb crop this'
winter. A. Gilbert, HI 2-4512,
R 2, Gap, % mi. S. of Mt Vernon
Inn.
FOR SALE—Alfalfa 2nd mixed
Alfalfa Hay. Straw Phone
Rawlmsville Butler 4-4755
WANTED TO BUY —lnterested
in a coolerator ice refrigerator
that holds 100 lbs of ice In
good conidtion I W- Zimmer
man, Ephrata R 2 Box 31
FOR SALE —B N Farmall tract
or in good condition (never used
hard) with lights, cultivators
and hoers. An excellent buy. %
mile north of Leaman Place.
Gordonville RD. Ernest Eshle
man.
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