I
jlf Scramble ' George Groff, Mt. Joy RJ,
/From page 1) Friday; James Noll, Bain
j0 f the' rodfeo. from R1 > Friday; Barry
L through 14.' Lenmnger, Churchtown, Fri-
Ltet, county* entries + . y Don J. Mar-
L days- of' their' com- street Rl, Sat
f include B’ohaM Ob- “ rday Matm i-e; Barry Hac
f joy' ’ Tuesday; *® b erger, Bambndge Rl,
.Hosier,. Manheira R 3 Saturda y evening.
Jjr, John 3r., from some of
Field tests prove that PIONEER SUP-R-FLO
PELLETS increase production of both
individual cows atrd herds by as much as 20%!
In addition, PIONEER SUP-R-FLO PELLETS
arc built to provide a high level of herd
Health... which means lower operating
costs and greater profits.
Ask About SUP-R-FLO PELLETS
Next Tim* You'r* In Town
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Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUARHYVILI.E
Ready to Go!
Peppy miWMM
3-4 Plow JW '
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I new,.. ahd all set to go, ready to turn out more
A. in a day and to make it easier for you.
first of all, there’s more horsepower in this new
0. coming from a deeper-breathing, higher-speed
Sure. Add the new Power-Booster Drive and you
112 forward speeds, almost one-third more pull
'heavy going at the touch of a lever—on the go.
Kook a new 4-bottom semi-mounted No. 5440
t 'v to Oliver’s new Power-Traction Hitch and
’Set about the tough spots. Your 770 just bears
iif n, steps right through at full speed. Put on
wheels; let the engine change tread,
"il make driving a pleasure with power steering.
'This is only the beginning. There’s a lot more to
! m the new 770. You’ll want to feel this snappy,
>*er, too—in all the exciting new ways.
G. E. Busier
Peach Bottom. Pet.
1 1. McComsey Farmersvill©
& Sons Equipment Co.
kckory Hill. Pa. Ephrata. R. D. 2
J. B. Lapp
Atglen. Pa.
’■ Hershey & Son
Wim. R. D. I
Cart B. Itartman, Mycrs-
towu, Lebanon; Donald God
frey, York R 2, York; Stan- • **"?■
ley Crone, York R 4, York; (Ftom page 3)
James L. Heftzler, Elver- Edgar M. Martin, 2000 WV.
son, R 2, Berks; Michael Hoff” 10-6, College Hill Poultry,
man, Dover, York; Marlm 15.3.-34. Same, WV, 10-
R. Miller, Felton, York; Hi- C ? WV
chard Keener, Robesonia, ’k^Good,
Berks; Glenn Fulmer, Glen- g F 132 ’ UameX ’
moore, Chester; Donald Gise, jg Same 950 WV-P Cap,
Spring Grove, York; Wayne 13.2, NO SALE, 21 5 bid; 37.
Moreland, Myerstown, Berks David G Musselman, 2500
Robert L. Kuuffraan,' Oxford L-F- Y, S. E. Davis, 9.7; 38.
Chester; Barry Comins, Leb M&B, (Benjamin Brubaker),
anon R 3, Lebanon; Andrew 1250 W Mts-P-Cap, 13-2, Dan
Braikovich, Granlville, Leb K Good, 21.0; 39 Same, hO
anon Marlyn Flaharty, of rf^^ol
Windsor, York, Robert Mo- ££ ° Ol
untz, Sheridan, Lebanon; 8 41 Same Penna Dutch
Eugene Ditzler, Jonestown, FarmS; 26 6; 42. Eugene K.
Lebanon; David Hoke, Jr, Metzler, 1000 WV, 9-2, NO
Seven Valleys, York. SALE, 15 0 bid; 43 Henry
I MORE EGGS with |
LESS FEED
W. W. F. Poultry Feeds'
For More Profit
• More Eggs Per Pound of Feed
• There's a Type To Fit Your Needs
THE FEED WTH TIE BUILT-IN
- PRODUCTION POWER
Ultra - Way Internal Culling Can
Help You Secure Greater Profits
Smith - Gates Heater Tapes and Water
West Willow Farmers Association
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For Delivery To Your Farm Contact
ELMER BRILL ABRAM W. MILLER
39 E. Willow St R. D. 1
Elizabethtown/ Pa* Quarryvills, Pa*
Phone - EMpire 7-5441 Phone - STerlmg 6-3035
FRANK BUCHER R. CLAIR MURPHY
P O. Box 62 R. d.
Rotbsvme Pa. Peach Bottom. Pa.
Ph. - Lititz MAdison 6-600- ph Hensel K i mba n 3.2443
C. B. ERB
Landisville. Pa. f° N £ THAN S. SHIRK
Phone - TWinoaks 8-2531 „ 66 E ’ Main St ‘
Bareville, Pa.
Ph - Leola OLdfield 6-6363
LESTER ERB
R. D. 3.
Lancaster. Pa.
Phone - Landisville
TWmoaks 8-3216
JASON H. MELLINGER
R. D. 1
Ronks. Pa.
Phone - Slrasburg
OVerland 7-2383
A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, Inc.
LANDISVILLE, PA. PHONE TW 8-3421
- Lancaster Fawning. Saturday. November <l. 195*9- —9
Warmers
Phone Lane. EX 4-5019
LEVI M. STOLTZFUS
B. D. 2
Elverson, Pa.
Phone - Morgantown
ATwater 6-4359
EDGAR C. UMBLE
Gap. Pa.
Phone - Hickory 2-4525
Hoover, Hoover),
2400 WV,^-’6,-Harry H. Wea
ver, Jr., 16.1; J. J. Hess,
IT, (Warren Eshlemah) 1500
WV, 10, Daniel K. Good, 15.-
8; 45. M&B, (Wilbert Camp
bell), 900 W Mts., 9-6, Daniel
K Good, 16.0;
46. Same, 700 W Mts, 9-6,
John N. Thomas, 16.0; 47.
Same, 1700 W Mts, 9-6, John
N: Thomas, 16.00; 48, Warren
Shearer, 1500 W Mts, 9-6, NO
SALE, 16.2 bid; 49 Robert
W. Ke I ler, 965 WHF, 14'M0.,
College Hill- Poultry, 15 0;
50. Robert Hanna, 1750 J B.
#l, 14 Mo.,’ H. W. Longacre,
Inc. 14 4;' '5l. Same, 125
Males, Walter C. Lehman, 8.-
5.
• Lane. Yards
(From page 3)
Good grade lambs predomin
ated in the supply. Good and
Choice 75-95 lb. slaughter
lambs brought 20 00-22.50
with Utility to Low Good at
16.00-20.25. A few head Cull
to-Good slaughter ewes man
aged 3 00-8 00.
Many of us spend half our
time wishing for things we
could have if we didn’t spend
half our < time wishing.
—Alexander Woolcott
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DEAD ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Will Par Full Value
For Dead Animals
Dealers In Bones, Tallow
- and Hides
FRY'S RENDERING
WORKS
Prop., John Fry
2114 Bollinger RD.
Lancaster
Pb. EX ll No Answer
Phone EX 7-0472
Now Is The Time
To Install
LOUDEN
STEEL BARN
EQUIPMENT
Lever, Chain, Arch —Slalls
Litter & Feed Carriers
Automatic Gutter
Cleaners
Water & Salt Bowls
Cali & Maternity Pens
Windows & Ventilators
Call for Prices, Tams. ole.
L. H. BRUBAKER
350 Strccsburg Pike
Lititz, R. D. 3
Ph. Lane. EX 3-7607
Lititz MA 6-7766
Strasburg OV 7-6002