DruiTtrxs er s Poultry, 19.2; 22. Same,
icaster Kouirry 10000 wv> 10 . 2| NO SALE;
ued from cage 3) 18-7 bid; 23. Fruitville Farms
,i.nf/er & Son, 25 2. (John O. Moyer) 5700 WV,
/r 1 fp g Farais (Chester 9 ' ( >. Starr Poultry, 19.0; 24.
feooo Mead- Same, 5800 WV, 9-6, Starr
IKLOADS OR 2 HORSE WAGON LOADS
EXCELLENT
indling Wood
'2.00 per load
eridls to be loaded and hauled by customer
. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Leola Supply Co.
LEOLA, PENNA.
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• Starts Chicks Right
• Produces Strong, Vigorous Birds
• Houses Economical Pullets
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Next Time You're In Town
seph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUARRYVILLE
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fer Low Cost, Fire-Safe
Construction For
Farm Buildings
fit-Bloclc Floor Systems Have
These Advantages:
Economical
Fif e - Safe
• Longer life than many oilier types of consiruciion
HR BROS.
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EPHRATA RE 3-1231 DENVER AN 7-2197
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Get your chicks off to a fast
start and sturdy growth that
means more profits later by
feeding RED COMB CHICK
STARTER. Highly palatable,
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Quality Results at Low Cost .
Poultry, 19.1; 25. Fruitvillc
Farms (Robert Zeigler) 5950
WV, 9-3, Starr Poultry, 19 3;
26. Same, 5750 WV, 9-3
Starr Poultry 18 9; 27 M H.
Weaver Poultry, (James Au
ker), 3300 WV, 9-2, Roy E.
Ream, 19 4; 28. Same, NO
SALE, 18 0 bid; 29. M E.
Peifer, 400 L-F, Victor J
Koser Co., Inc., 10 8; 30.
Parke K Herr, 4100 WV, 9-
6, NO SALE, 17.6 bid;
31. Same, 4300 WV, 9-6,
NO SALE, 18 4 bid; 32. J.
Zeigler Hess, 300 L-F, Victor
J. Koser Co , Inc , 10 8; 33.
Andrew N Miller, 2000 WV,
10, John N. Thomas, 20 6;
34. J. J. Hess II (Oscar K.
Sangrey) 2000 WVC, 8-3, W.
C Melhnger & 50n,19 3; 35.
Same, 4000 WVC, 8-3, Col
lege Hill Poultry 19.3.
Sale Register
March 12—Sat. 12.30 p.m
Pub. Sale cattle & farm im
plements by William C. Res
sler located 1 mi. south of
Rte. 72 (turn at Valley View
Restaurant or Davis Hilltop
Bradley, Auct.
March 14 —Mon. 10 sharp
Farm machinery, poultry
equipment, too’s, e,nd some
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• Savings from low upkeep cost
and low fire insurance rates
# Capable of carrying great loads
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 12, 1960—9
Public Sales
horse drawn equipment by
Ellis Martin Along Route
322 between Ephrata and
Clay
March 16—Wed. 12 30 p.
m. Pub. sale of buildings &
farm machinery by Harry S
Warfol located East of Mlve
Teachers College at the end
of E. Frederick St., Millers
vil’c. Kreider & Diller, Aucts
March 16—Wed. 12 noon
Pub. sale of livestock, imple
ments, HHG by Lloyd Mi 1 !-
house located Vi mile north
of Mountville. From Kauff
man’s Garage take the
Mountville - IronvlUe Road
north. Funk & Groff, -Aucts.
March 22—-Tues. 12 noon
Pennsylvania’s Second Quar
ter Horse Sale by Paul Z
Martin, Auct. and Sales Mgr
Ph. New Holland EL 4-6671.
March 22 Tue. 12 noon,
Pub. sale livestock & farm
impl. by Gideon K. Stoltzfus,
along Rt. 896, S. of Lincoln
Hyw., Miller Auct.
March 17—Thurs. 10 am
sharp, Farm Sold, Public
• Used Formal!
450 Tractors
• Used, International
300 Tractor
• Used Farm all
460 Diesel Tractor
McCormick Farm
Equipment Store
1054 S. State Street
EPHRATA. PA.
RE 3-2283
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
LIVESTOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS
Tuesday, March 22, 1960
On the premises in East Lampeter -Township, along
Route 896, south of Lincoln Highway, ~ near Garden
Spot China Co.
40 Head of Holstein Dairy Cattle
Accredited and certified, purebred and registered, all home
raised Some due to freshen by day of sale 18 dairy cows,
21 heifers, 1 bull, son of Greenwood Master Della;
9 Open heifers by Rosafee Supreme Reflection, 2 milk
ing' 8 Bred" heifers by Sandsdale Rag Apple Explore, three
milking. J
I PAIR 9 YEAH OLD BAY MULES. 1 ODD MULE. LEAD
ER; I LEAD HORSE. 1 OFF-SIDE WORKER
.FARM IMPLEMENTS
Smoker 20-fopt elevator with engine. New Holland 66 baler,
4-bar McCormick-Deering side rake, John Deeie 5-ft. mow
wer, John Deere green crop hay loader, 1-horse dump rake,
Ontario 10-disc grain drill, John Deere 999 corn p’antcr
with fertilizer attachment, New Idea tobacco planter, John
Deere manure spreader, 2-way McCormick-Deering sulky
plow, 16-inch John Deere single bottom tractor plow and
truck for horses, 24-inch McCormick-Deering disc harrow,
Nertr Idea wagon, 18-foot bed; McCormick-Deering cultiva
tor, John Deere cultivator with fertilizer attachment, spike
harrow, 2 tobacco wagons and ladders, dump rake, 3 walk
ing plows, 106 Wiard, 104 Wiapd and 80 Wiard;. 150-gallon
water tank, Minnich tobacco press, platform- scales, oats
crimper, com sheller, scalding trough, 4 horse power Mc-
Cormick-Deenng engine, straw cutters, hog feeders, 2 feed
carts, breaking cart, wheelbarrow, 6 sets front gears, 1 Yan
kee harness, check lines, bridles, collEjrs, single, double
and triple trees, 2 four-horse hitches, one 5-6 horse hitch, 2
McCullough chain saws, 1 two-man and 1 one-man
DAIRY EQUIPMENT; 2-umt Marlow milker and vac
uum pump, 20 milk cans, strainers, buckets, water heater.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT; 3 range shelters, chicken
feeders, fountains, nests, kerosene brooder stove, bottle gas
brooder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Columbian star kitchen range,
sofa, wardrobe, double bed spring, mattress, single bed
with spring, mattress; vanity dresser, china closet, porch
rocker, 6 piank bottom chairs, rag carpet, etc.
Sale at 11:00 A. M, sharp. Terms by
Alvin L. Miller, Auct.
Brencmati and Miller, Clerks 1 T
Clarence E. Lyons, Pedigrees VJIOeOII IV. OtOItZIUS
Sale, cattle, power machin
ery, HHG, provender & oth
er personal prop by Charles
(Turn to page 10)
of Farm Equipment, House
ho'd goods & Livestock
THURS , MARCH 17, 1960
Located 9 miles west of
Coatesville, 18 miles east of
Lancaster on Penna. Routes
41 and 372 at Atglen, Chest
er Co , Pa
Farm Equipment. 3 trac
tors, John Deere Model 50
Tractor with wide axle and
power-steefing, 246 J D.
mounted corn planter, wide
2 row cultivator, disc har
row, 101 corn picker, 3-14
mounted plow, side dresser.
No. 5 mower, sub soiler.
Farmall H; tractor with ma
nure loader,- McDeenng 16-
disc grain drill, 2 and 4 sec
tion spike harrows Ford 640
tractor, with 2 - 14” plows
and sub-soiler, Oliver 12’
se’f-propelled combine, New
Holland No". 33 field chopper
(new), 1956 GMC. Truck,
W-liccnse, 1941 Chev. truck.
New Idea ' tractor spreader.
New Idea side rake, 2 tractor
weeders, 10 row weed spray
er, off set disc, 5 ft. Rotary
bush hog, 30 ft. Smoker ele
vator and grain bin, 2 grain
augers, 10 "ft. cultipackers, 2
Holland transplanters, Rub
ber tired wagon, Si’age wag
on with false endgate, Hay
tedder, corn drag, 2-wheel
trailer, 4 section spring har
row, 550 gal. tank, 14x24 in
sulated , frame building,
Myers P T.O. pump, 2 hog
feeders, troughs, farrowing
crate, waterer, 10 feed bunks,
feed cart,-' cattle scratcher,
chains, forks, lumber, bar
rels, tomato.baskets, e’ectric
fencer and posts, other tools
and equipment. Hay, Straw
and Corn. ~
Livestock: 30 hogs, sows,
pigs and shoals, Pure-bred
Duroc boar.
Household Goods - Antique
sofa, 2 antique chests of
drawers, 'outstanding 1875
Lane. Co Historical Atlas,
and a lot qf other household
goods, Labor camp equip
ment, bunks, beds, Mattress
es tables, gas and heating
stoves
Sale at 10 A M. Terms by
H. L. THOMPSON
Leroy Zook, Auct.
Uiab’e & Kennel, Clerks
Lunch served - Not respon
sible for accidents.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
Public Sales
PUBLIC SALE
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