B—Lancaster Farming, Friday, August 30, 1957 A lung disease of cattle, pul monary adenomatosis, appears to be increasing in rural areas where ‘silo fillers disease” occurs in •man. Nitrogen dioxide from de- composing fodder appears to be the cause of both conditions LANCASTER FARMING CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Phone STterling 6-2132 HOT | WATER / Here’s the cure Outgrown y water heater? G» FREE estimate 01 proper-sized wi heater. No obi tion. Call now! 10-20-3040-65 gallon water heaters Glasslined or Galvanized All At Low Prices September Special, 30 Gal. GLASSLINED 10 Year Guarantee Was $lO2. NOW WARD BOTTLE GAS EPHRATA REoublic 3-2207 GO BACK TO SCHOOL in SUPER SHOES We have the largest selection of school shoes for boys & girls of all ages Priced Lower Than The Lowest! All Ist Quality Guaranteed! Children’s Oxfords & Loafers up to size big 3 $1.79-2,29-2.69 Big Girls and Ladies Sports ★ Oxfords ★ Saddles ★ Suedes ★ Loafers ★ White Bucks $1.98-2.69-3.69-3.98 i f W THE STYLE REVIEW was the highlight of the 4-H Home Economics Round-up Thursday at Millersville State Teach ers College Peggy Weaver, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs 172.50 William F Weaver, Blue Ball, modeled an evening dress in a very unusual fabric It is a beige sateen embroidered with brown and aqua The slimming princess line of this gown is smart for the young figure A brown bow and brown accessories Have been chosen to complete her out fit (LF Photo) (Continued from page seven") care Glass expands with heat, con tracts with cold, and often cracks or bieaks when forced to do eith er too suddenly. This is why hot water should not be poured over glass in washing or rinsing In stead, lay the glass gently in the water It’s also why glass shouldn’t go directly from refrig erator to warm dishwater, and why jars of food, hot from the canner, should not stand in a br6eze to cool. In making iced tea or coffee in the glass, pour the hot beverage in a china or pottery pitcher and then pour into glasses Incidental ly ice cubes should not be drop ped carelessly into glasses. The force of their fall may crack the glass To save glass from taking a rap in dishwashing, you can get circular lubber gadgets which fit over the end of faucets Also rub ber mats for the bottom of the sink or dishpan, or for counters on either side of the sink. Many women like rubber-covered dish drainers. Follow the time-honored dish washing rule “Glass first, silver second, china third.” It prevents the nicks, chips and scratches which often result from a miscel laneous jumble in the dishpan. Glass gets first place because it needs clean suds with no trace of grease in order to come out clear and shining. The less glass is handled, the less chance of breaking Many women are finding that glasses will come out streakless without wiping if they are washed with synthetic detergents and rinsed in hot water Last but not least, save glass vale with convenient, safe stor age arrangements Narrow shelves foi tumblers allow each to stand separately with no stacking or doubling, and no reaching be hind Wed., Sept, 4 Red Rose Baby Beef & Lamb Club—B p. m, beef roast at Pen ryn picnic woods. Thurs., Sept. 5 Little Britain Community 4-H Club 8 p m. at Fulton Grange Hall. ♦ Deadline for returning ASC Committee election ballots. Sat., Sept. 7 Senior Extension Club 5 to 8 pm. Chicken Barbecue and square dance at Buckmiller Park, Lancaster Public is invited. NOW,., best lawn fix-up time! Save on famous Scotts • $5 95 family Brand Grass Seed Annlveisaiy Sale — $4.95 <• FREE Soil Improver with purchase of Scotts Spreader GROFF’S HARDWARE S. Railroad Ave. Use Our Convenient DRIVE-IN WINDOW One-half block from Penn Square on South Queen Street.—Rear of Main Bank. "Serving Lancaster from Center Square since 1889” MILLERSVILLE BRANCH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maximum Insurance $lO,OOO per depositor Far m Calendar Reading, Berks Co., Fair t run through Sept. 15. Mon., Sept. 9 Ayrshire 4-H Club SPAEc Lancaster. ’ York Interstate Fair . thit. gh Sept 14. ' Elizabethtown - Donegal 4jj Club 8 p. m. at Christ Mill ei farm, R 1 Elizabethtown. Wed., Sept. 11 Lititz Farm Show through Sept. 14 .F builder 2 big bags y Sale $7.85 SAL !I^ ° R * !j ■* _ ,„.. bla saving* <s||| J| New Holland, Pa. 25 S. Queen St.—Swan Parking Lot—Vine & S. Queen Sts. Stoner Park ing Lot—S. W. Corner Vine & Queen Sts. 1 Sun., Sept. 8 Tues., Sept. 10 FREE PARKING 302 N. GEORGE ST t r ♦
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