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FOR SALE Used New Idea
Picker. Horse and Tractor
Disc Harrows. C B Hoober,
Intercourse Ph 8-3501
FOR SALE.—4 burner stagger
ed top Roper, single oven
and storage compartment, broil
er, light, clock, timer, in good
condition. Also used gas stoves
and gas appliances Ward
Bottle Gas, 25 S State St,
Ephrata.
FOR SALE: New unused For
age Harvester with two row
corn head, window attachment,
and 90 H.P motor List price
53600. Special at $2395 Dale
White, Lemon & Pointview
Ave, Ephrata, Pa, Ph. 3-2238
FOR SALE , Cabbage—Home
grown. Levi. J. Fisher, RD3,
Quarryville, Pa
FOR SALE—Large Oak Dining
Buffet Call Evenings OV 7-
5671.
FOR SALE Dußois winter
oats Cleaned and treated
Arthur Ranck, Ph Kirkwood
7R6 ‘
FOR SALE.—Balboa and Tetra
pepas rye seed. Sow early for
fall and winter forage and cover
crop. Jacob R. Hershey RDI
Quarryville, Pa. Phone 26R21
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.
FOR SALE Ivory and green
Bengal coal range in good
condition. Phone Litit£ 6-9122
FOR SALE. 100 Red Vantress
Pullets Weigh between 5 and
6 pounds $175 each Millers
ville 3386.
FOR SALE - Black and Blonde
Cocker Spaniel puppies A K
C registered. Abram E Land s
Lititz Rl, Pa Phone Manheim
5 8898.
FOR Better yields use LeConte
Oats, Kenbar Barely, Pennall
wheat, also Super Gro Natural
Phospate and Oyster Shell
Lime Amos Beiler Jr RD Para
dise, Pa ~
FOR SALE —1951 Green Pow-
erghde Chevrolet, four door
deluxe, White Walls, Radio and
Heater, Good condition, Call
Manheim 57323. '
FOR SALE John Deere
heavy duty offset disc on rub
ber Phone Manheim 5 4120
FOR ft. display poul
try case, Dayton computing
scales Phone Manheim 5 4120
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“VALUE-CHECKED"
Used Farm Equipment
1 Cat, “D-2” Tractor
1 J D. “H” Tractor
3 J D “B” Tractors
I Oliver '“OC6” Tractor w/
Loader Blade and Cultivator
1 N. H Ensilage Harvester
1 N H Cylinder Corn Sheller
1 N. H Husker Sheller
1 J D. “103” Disc Plow
3 J D “44” Tractor Plows
INI #8 Spreader
IN I #lO Spreader
3-N I. #l2 Spreaders
1 J. D #2 Mower
1 J D. #3 Mower
1 J. D #4 Mower
1 J D #5 Mower
1 M H “30” Tractor w/ Cult
1 Case V C Tractor w/Cult &
3 Point Hitch Plow
1 J D “M” Tractor w/ Culti
vator, Fertilizer Attach &Plow
1 N H CordwoOd Saw
2 N H “76” Balers
2 N H “77” Balers
1 Bean Rotobeater, like new
1 Oliver 28/18 Disc Harrow
1 McD Tractor Spreader
1 M H 3 section Harrow
1 Dellinger 14” Fodder Shred-
der
3 J D. Side Rakes
1 Bemis Tobacco Planter
1 J. D. 6’ Disc Harrow
1 J D 7’ Disc Harrow
1 Dunham 7’ Disc Harrow
1 Farmall “BN” Plow
1 JT D “B-3” Reversible Plow
1 Papec 19” Silo Filler
1 J. D “14-T” PTO. Baer
1 J D “116” Baler w/ Engine
1 J. D 2-section Spring Harrow
1 J D “919” Corn Planter
1 J D “422” Reversible Plow
Special close-out prices
during Farm Show week
A. B. C. GROFF
Phone 4-8001 New Holland, Pa.
FARMS FOR SALE
PENN TWP
A nice 35 acre general pur
pose farm with good 6 room &
bath brick home Barn, 3-car
garage, other out buildings, low
price
FOR DEVELOPMENT
58 Acre farm along the “By-
Pass” in Manheim Twp 5800
feet of road frontage, industrial
zoning
MARTIC TWP
114 Acre farm for less than
$3OO per acre 9 room home all
conveniences, barn & out bui d
mgs A real value
“CRYSTAL POND”
Excellent 81 acre dairy farm
in Manor Twp Good buildings
including 8 room stone home
You must see this one
AT THE BUCK
99 acers at a substantially re
duced price 8 room stone home
all conveniences stone & frame
barn, other buildings Now a
nice buy
AMISH TRADE
Hardware, farm implements
and machinery, bottled gas
dealer. A rare opportunity to
buy flourishing busines s in a
Lancaster County Village Real
estate included
LEO I. KAIN, INC.
33 N. Du to St. t"aster,. Pa
Phone 7-8131
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New Holland
Fanners Fair
In 25th Year
Farm Show time is well under
way in communities throughout
Lancaster County. Some local
fairs are now in progress; oth
ers already pis*, and several re
main- on the fall calendar
Among those scheduled for next
week is the New Holland Farm
ers Fair, one of the most exten
sive observances of its type in
the area. The Farmers Fair, to
be held m the borough of New
Holland, will nun from Wednes
day, Oct 3 through Saturday,
Oct. 6.
Staged by the New Holland
Farmers Day Association, the
1956 annual street fair will
mark its 25th anniversary.
President Robert O. Whitmore
has announced that many
special events are being plan
ned for the' occasion. In anti
cipation of the 25th birthday
celebration and the expanded
Farmers Fair program, the As
sociation expects that all previ-
ous attendance records will be
surpassed during this year’s
' observance. In the four-day
period last season, the Fair
drew an estimated 90,000 peo-
ple.
One highlight of the big birth
day party for the Farmers Fair
will be the presentation of $3OO
in free merchandise certificates,
redeemable in New Holland
stores and business places. This
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attraction is being offered by
courtesy of the New Holland
Business Association and the
New Holland Farmers Day As
sociation. On each of the four
nights three $25 00 m merchan
dise certificates will be awarded.
Speaking of cakes, remem
ber how you always yearn to
taste those baked goods on
exhibit? In New Holland, you
can! On Wednesday afternoon
at 1:30, after the pastries and
candies have been judged, you
can devour your favorite prize
winning cake, pie, or candy.
You can buy it at auction; all
but one slice, to be kept for
display purposes. The Com
munity Memorial Park Asso
ciation, with Paul Z. Martin as
auctioneer, will conduct the
proceedings. Proceeds will go
toward the Park Fund.
The Farmers Fair Parade will
officially open the 1956 event
at 7 30 on Wednesday night, Oct
3 The huge parade, incorporat
ing the industrial, commercial,
and Mummer’s divisions, will ba
cohducted by the Young Men’s
Business League of the borough
In addition to various unclassi
fied prizes, more than $1,250
will be awarded in cash to win
ners in the eighteen classes
Parade chairman is B Roy Wit
mer The parade, itself twenty-
years old in 1956, will be
held rain or shine.
On Thursday evening, a Youth
for Christ program will be pre
sented. in charge of Robert L
Neff, of Lancaster, the Youth
for Christ musical director. The
program, to be entirely musical
in nature, will feature vocal and
instrumental numbers There
will be solos, duets, and quartet
selections by young men and
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Friday, Sept. 28, 1956
young women
Friday is Kid’s Day for Fair!
That afternoon, it’s all Out for
all kids, with free prizes and
free rides. A free brand new
bicycle will be awarded to some
lucky boy or girl. Robert J.
Witmer is in charge
Children’s event
Friday night at 7:30, the
Ret Parade, sponsored by Mar
tin’s Store, will go on the
march. It is under the direc
tion of New Holland Cub
Pack No. 148. Cash prizes of
$l5O will be presented. The
Garden Spot High School Band,
of the Eastern Lancaster Coun
ty Jointure, will lead the Pet
Parade. Under the direction
Paul H.White, the band will
also pfay a concert at 9:30
o’clock Friday night at the
bandstand in front of the New
Holland High School.
The Baby Parade will take
place at 4.00 Saturday afternoon.
Always a high point of interest
during the Fair, this parade is
sponsored by Groff’s "Hardware,
and is conducted by the New
Holland Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club. The Gar
den Spot High School Band will
also lead the Baby Parade. Mrs.
Mary Lahet is chairman of the
parade.
1956 college graduates, now
tackling the economic problems
connected with making a living,
will find that there is some
difference between going Uf col
lege and going to work.
Stanley H. Deiter
Auctioneer And
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Ph. Lancaster
4-1796
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