t # t IT*' ll t 4 ** *
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Gritted American cheese,- The Farmer's share of the ’ j k ,. Ir* i* ‘ ‘
cooked,' crumbled bacon consumers rood, dollar .was AtiQllQ'NditOTlSf. VtOnVOftTIOIV
and small pieces of ripe 38 per cent in August, one per
olives held together with a cent higher than in July: In
bit of mayonnaise makes ' a August 1958 the Farmer’s
wonderful -sandwich filling. share was 39 per cent.
Tanning, NOT*rtb*f 14.;1f59 -
II
YOU DON’T NEED A CLUTCH-
JUST A LIGHT FINGER TOUCH!
FORD SELECT-0-SPEED
ALL-PURPOSE DIESEL Tl
Hydraulic power does f)
shifting, but it's controlli
handy lever under the
wheel.
Now, for the first time,
you can shift on-the-go
to any speed you want, any power you need, by
a simple touch of your finger! Ford Select-O-Speed
All-Purpose Diesel Tractors give finger-tip, clutch
less shifting to any of 10 forward and 2 reverse
speeds so you can match rugged diesel pull
power and speed exactly, instantly, to changing
field conditions. And with Ford’s new independent
PTO, you engage or disengage the PTO shaft
on-the-go, at any time. Come in and test drive a
Ford Select-O-Speed All-Purpose Diesel Tractor
today —see what it can do for you/
Allen H. Mats
Denver
Phone AN 7-6502
Conestoga
Farm Service Haverstick Bros.
Park Ave.. Quarryville Columbia Pike. Lancaster
Phone ST 6-25Q7 Phono TCX 2-5722
Jamesway.
BULK MILK COOLERS
LOWEST LINE iN THE INDUSTRY
Here’s a great new line of coolers direct expansion type
—to meet every need. Seven models to choose from in self
contained and remote control units. Many exclusive features.
• Low height ... 32 inches ... means easly effortless pouring,
• Fast cooling, low blend temperatures on subsequent milkings.
i
• Heavy, stainless steel inner and outer tank. Big radius round
comers in inner tank. Recessed dram.
• Greaseless agitator motor. No drip or seepage. Dry gears.
• Remote control panel at eye height. Switches stay dry, even
daring wash-down of milk houses. Out of way of children.
• Made in 160 gallon to 600 gallon capacities.
See these new Jamesway Coolers before you buy. You’ll
be glad you did. They’re designed right, built right. .. for
years of service.
LANDIS BROS.
MANHEIM PIKE. LANCASTER
Souder Bros
New Holland
Phone EL 4 J 5721
Elizabethtown
Farmers Supply, Inc.
Elizabethtown
Phone EM 7-1341
PH. EX 3-390 C
President Leland W.. Ni
xon of State College leads a
delegation of .Pennsylvania
Co-operative Potato Growers
Association members to the
National Potato Council’s an
nual meeting in Chicago No
vember 17-19 with an ‘‘up
and-down’’ report in the
1959-60 potato season in the
Keystone State.
The season started with
extra early and favorable
planting and growing condi
tions in the scattered potato
growing areas of the state,
however, rainfall deficiencies
were encountered in all
areas from late June through
mid-August. Hardest hit were
parts of the three top potato
counties Lehigh, Lancast
er and Erie..
Temperatures during the
summer months averaged the
highest known for many
years. Excessively hot and
humid weather extended
from early July into Septem
ber when temperatures were
3 to 6 degrees above normal
except during the week of
the 14th when record lows
were set in many parts of the
state and the first frosts came
to northern counties.
By mid - September soil
moisture reserves were short
in all areas except in the
southeastern quarter of the
state. Most moisture during
the latter part of the grow
ing season came from scatter
ed local showers and thun
derstorms and humidity was
high during much of the
tune. Few occurrences of late
blight were reported.
Lancaster had only about
16.5 inches, more than 7 in
ches below normal. The Le
Sertoma
Pancake Day
NOV. 14
10:00 A. M. - 8:00 P. M.
Moose Hall -
220 E. King Street
ALL YOU CAN EAT
Adults $1 Children 50c
McCULLOCH’S
MAC3SA
• Hu
[ear-drive
A.B.C. GROFF
NEW HOLLAND
Ph. EL 4-8001
high area endured near
drought conditions -most, of
the summer and then some
sections got too much rain
toward the latter part of the
season. Erie was nearly four
inches under normal and the
Potter county area was very
dry until the . end of the sea
son.
Actual plantings were es
timated at 46,000 acres La
test production estimates
(Oct. 1) are for a total crop
of 7,761,000 hundredweight,
down slightly from the Sept
1 forecast.
Save money and do a “top*
production" feeding job
by combining home grown
grains with B-B 32% Pro*
teitt mixing feed.
S. O. TRUPE
East EarL R. D. 1
M. S. GRAYBILL & SON B. G. MELLINGBR
BoreviUe
• We carry all BULL BRAND Dairy Rc
TmkfToug
FOR YEAR 'ROUND HARD
FOUR SIZES: from 76 to 134
No matter what your spreading conditions —heavy w
. . . rough or uneven ground ... or frozen plowed
John Deere Spreader will work better and last long<
It has extra ruggedness from hitch to beaters.
The hitch on a John Deere is heavy, tubular steel
is a combination of wood and steel, securely tied to;
heavy steer-ribs —and heaVy armored steel side
means it’s a rigid unit that will not get a sway-back
sides. All beaters are heavy steel—run on high-grade
to insure longer life.
You can match your herd exactly from the four
Deere Spreaders; the 76-bushel “L,” or the 95-bi
both of which are ground driven, or, the PTO-driven
“W," or the big PTO-driven 134-bushel “N.”
Come in the next time'you’re in town for complete
A. B. C. GROFF H. S. NEW.
New Holland Mount
SHOTZBERGER'S WENGER
Elm
LANDIS BROS.
Lancaster
'l*
explains Harold
.Statfr«xteiti?jon-4
<&ȣ xtgs: Which,
"Ai* v are
possible, quality.’
bo-tosod, for poacl
and baking
kinds. , Size is not
ed in grades, since it
affect, quality.
MARTIN’S 1960
EQUIPMENT „
Blue Ball, Pa. Lane
Wed., Jan 6th at 10
Wed., Feb 10th at
Wed., Mar 9th at <
Wed, Apr. 13th at
We sell on cor
WM. Z MA.
Ph. New Holland
PAUL Z. M.
Ph. New Holland
IRA B.
773 Valley Rd,,
Willow Street, R.
John
Sprea
#s
ALAN C.
Christiana