14—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 28. 1959 ‘
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MALE HELP WANTED
Clerk wanted Man for clerk
ing work in Hardware Store
Vacation, Hospitalization, &
Merchandise discount. Per
manent
W. L ZIMMERMAN
& SONS'
Ph. Intercourse SO 8-3131
INTERCOURSE, PA.
PUBLIC SALE
WED., APRIL 8,1959
At 10 A. M.*
BLUE BALL. PA.
Lancaster County-
Horse drawn and tractor
farm implements, machinery,
and equipment. Hay, straw,
hardware and posts
We sell on commission.
Wm. Z. & Paul Z. Martin
TOBACCO
STEMS
. J' •
FRANK M. GAMBER, INC.
WASHINGTON BORO. PA.
Millersville TR 2-8921
Columbia MU 4-3316
18 Florida Random Sample Test,
Honegger Layers won with an income of $4.97
s over feed and chick costs.
HIGHER USABILITY. In the 1957 -1958 Central New York
Random Sample Test, Honegger Layers had 92.2% livability
from 7 to 500 days,
HIGHERJSGG QUALITY. In the 1957 -* 1958 Texas Random
Sample Test' Honegger Layers averaged 97.1% Grade A
p f or better for all eggs laid.
LARGER EGGS. The same birds that placed first in the ’57 • ’st
*' f SldriM. Random Sample Test averaged over 80% large
and extra large eggs.
jJ&REATm' FEED EFFICIENCY. Honegger Layer entries in all
™ , ' recently completed Random Sample Tests, averaged
, y only 4.C pounds of feed per dozen eggs.
USHER PRODUCTION. On the farm tests show that Honegger
Layers on a hen housed basis average 255 270 eggs
ajKrv under good management
o|| WINDLE'S HATCHERY
COCHRANVILLE
Phone Atglen LY 3-5341
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Farm Calendar
Mar. 28—Lancaster County
Senior Extension Club sp
ring square dance festival
Guernsey Pavilion, Linc
oln Highway east, 8 p.m.
Mar. 30—7:30 p.m., Elm -
Penryn 4-H Community
Club reorganization meet
ing, Penryn Fire Hall.
Mar. 30 Upper Cocalico
Watershed meeting, Denv
er Fire Hall, all farmers on
this watershed invited, me
eting begins at 8 p.m.
Mar, 31— 8 p.m., County 4-
Mar. 31—7 30 p m., Eastern
States Meet
ing, E-town Elementary
School.
H Leader’s meeting, Greist
Building, Lancaster
AprH'l—B pm, SCD Equip
ment Operators school, all
contractors invited, Farm
Bureau auditorium.
April 3—6.30 pm, Lancas
ter County Beekeeper’s
Annual Meeting, Hostet
ter’s Banquet Hall, Mt. Joy
April 3—7:30 pm.. Little
Bntian 4-H club. Little
Britian Elm School, reor
ganization meeting
7:30 - p.m, Paradise 4-H
club reorganization meet
ing, Paradise Elm. School
Apri' 6—7:30 pm.. County
4-H Council Extension offi
ce, Post Office Bibg., Lane*
aster.
SAVE FARM BABIES
A little extra attention,
will save baby lambs, pigs or
calves born in co d weather.
Here's
wlml .
you
can expect!
Everybody Works When Mother Gets a Job
When mother is a wage-earner, household tasks become fam
ily affairs. This is especially true with regard to food preparation
and associated chores, Francena L. Nolan found in- a study of
employed rural homemakers. Mrs. Nolan, rural sociologist at the
Pennsylvania State University Agricultural Experiment Station,
found many families apparently had pretty-well solved the prob
lems arising when the mother works outside the home. On the
other hand, a considerable number of the parents had misgivings
with regard to undesirable effects that absence of the mother
might have on the children
HANDLING ELECT. CORDS~^ ch causes
a, , the prongs,
Always grasp the - plug and
not the electric cord when
you disconnect a cord from
an outlet. Pull the plug stra
ight out. Don’t jerk, twist, or
w ; ggle the plug to loosen it.
And always disconnect an,
appliance cord from the con
venience outlet before dis
connecting it from an appli
ance. This prevents sparking
Oats
Garry-ClinflancL
7 Alfalfas
10 Clovers
Soybeans
Seedcorn
Prize Winning Penna.
Hybrids
PHONE US
REIST
SEED CO.
MOUNT JOY. PA.
OL 3-3821
to 2
MARTIN’
Ivon M. Martin, Inc Blue Ball. Pa. $
corrosion
1 If you haw any shrubs)
which have nev r been pru
ned and which have a lot of
dead wood, cut the whole
shrub off two to three inches
above the ground and fer
tilize with two handfuls of
5-10-10 worked into the soil
and watered well.
New Equipment
AT I
REDUCED PRICES!
'A
New Idea #4O Tractor Mower .. ' , $2l
(Semi Mounted)
New Idea #3O B Trailing Mower _ $25!
Myers Hay Conditioner $7l!
Papec 13R Hammer .Mill $5l
(Complete with Bagger)
Me 10C Hammer Mill $371
Vi ton P. T. O. Feed Mixer S2S
Myers Mighty Mite Sprayer . $271
Hanson Brodjot Sprayer ffit $ SI
McCormick #5 Hay Rake S3S
OTHER USED AND NEW EQUIPMENT
AT REAL SPRING VALUES
★
Hsrshey Estates Farm & Garden Csi
173 W. CHOCOLATE AVE. HERSHEY,!
Ph. KE 3-2450
ffS^m
$ LIMESTOi
Sewing machin t
come in. different k
sizes. The make ai)j
of the sewing ma( J
termines the typ e
buy The weight of :
ric to be- sewn a,
size To be sure y oll
correct needle, tell«,
person the type of ;
you have and the J
ric you p'.an to &ew
Shir e it/*
/YAZO
L2)/K
sold on its safety Set
Dragster today.’
Manufactured by Yazoo
ing Company makers of ft
TVhcil Matter Movers 6
sNAVELY’S
FARM SERVI
NEW HOLLA®
Ph. EL 4-22 U
For every doll*n i
vested in limestone, »
penment stations t®
dude, three dollar»
returned in mcie®
crops Sometimes t
ratio climbs to one i
15.
This explains "•
the Government pavs
bout half the
applying limestone,
help is desired ”
Government is cnn' 1 ”
ed tnat farmers ea rll
afford to not use W
stone
Where else docs
dollar spent br»f!> 1
l ea~i; three m rc 1 ’ 1
does pay to me S Ol
limestone'