12 —Lancaster Jt- arming, baiuraay, June n, ioou _ r rv in enough sour cream to 9 bour-tream Uisnes make the sauce light and (From page 11) fluffy. A cool captivating .touch g e fruit b bet ; to a hearty meal is our Am erican version of the French n°i baked apples or garine. Add the sugar slow- dumplings, steamed or bak ly and beat well. v Add lem- ed puddings. Makes about 1 on juice and vanilla. Beat cup. SEE YOUR LOCAL VERMEER DEALER S s , Keller Brothers Buffalo Springs, Pa. ' ''V Conestoga Farm Supply Kaylor Brothers Quarryville,- Pa, C. B. Hoober Intercourse.' Pa. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ M r m DAIRY R TO SUIT Get Maximum Production With FLORIN DAIRY FEEDS Unexcelled Taste appealing Developed over Allow Us to put an Efficient Dairy Program Call Moimt Joy OL 3-2411 Wolgemuth Bros., '«• rjlllllllllllllHlllllllllll lllflllllllllllllllllllll ■■HBw Without Shattering ... In Less Time! The Vermeer Pow-R-Hay Krusher-Krimpcr’s “Posi tive Action” gives complete control of curing, regard less of the Kind of hay. Hay gets only the desired amount of conditioning ... no breaking of stems.,, no crushing or shattering of the valuable hay leaves. Don’t gamble with your crop... store better hay and feed better hay' The Krusher-Knmper gently frac tures the stems every l‘/i " and deposits the hay plants in a light fluffy swath Cuts drying time as much as 50%. Write for complete information and low price. COLORFUL LITERATURE FREE FLO to Work on Your Farm FLORIN, PENNA. R. S. Weaver Stevens, Pa. Rheems, Pa. Jared Stauffer Martindale, Pa. EVERY NEED! in quality in texture years of experience • Lancaster poultry (From page 3) 6, John N. Thomas, 19.8; 29. Jonathan Lapp, 1000 WV, 10-1, Roy E. Ream, 19.6; 30. Same, 2000 WV, 10-1, Daniel K. Good, 18 0; 31. Same, 1500 WV, 10-1, Marvin .Sweigort, 18.9; 32. J. Robert Musser, 3700 WV, 9-6, College Hill Poultry, 18- .6, 33. Omer Smoker, 1800 WRHF, 15 Mo. W. C. Mellin ger & Son, 21.0, and 140 Males, W. C. Mellinger and Son, 10.0; 34. Jacob C. Herr 4600 WV, 9, Header’s Poult ry, 18.6; 35. Same, 4700 WV, 9, Header's Poultry, 18 6; 36 700* WVC, 13-6, Roy E Ream, 26,0; 37.' Same, 325 WVC, 13-6, John N. Thomas. 25.0; 38. Same. No Sale. 22.1 bid; 39. Same, 825 WVC, 13- 6, No Sale, 23.6 bid; 40 Same, 850 WVP, 13-6, No Sale, 21.1 bid; 41. Same, 700 WVP, 13-6, No Sale, 22.9 bid; 42. Henry B Hoover, (David S Hoover) 2100 WV, 9-1, Daniel K. Good, 18.5; 43. Same. 44. J. J. Hess II (J. Emanuel Allg yer), 2000 WV, 9, No Sale, 18,0 bid: 45. Crider Leghorn Farih, 400 WRF, 14 Mo., Col liege Hill Poultry, 23.3; 46 Milton M Brubaker 45 Males. Walter Lehman, 12 5; 47. Andrew N. Miller, 2000 WV, 9-6, Carl B. Risser 19.5; 48. Same, Daniel K. Good, 19.1. • Grooming Calves (From page 91 training and showing. Each of the clubs will feature a fitting and showing demon stration prior to the roundup put on by the club leaders and the extension agent. We sincerely hope all dairy club members will be present at these demonstrations because you will be receiving instruc tions on preparing your ani mal for the show. If you need further help, please contact your local leader or the extension agent. I <v*» it «ta *29 (From page 1) control commission, but if M. M. Smith, you look at the situation in cultural agent introducfJt* some of the other states, you Henning. The program can see that the work of the arranged by John c , commission has been good.” chainpan of the agucuH J Dr. Henning said. .committee of the r,, dj club. v " v aiu - “What can we do about - the farm problem? Wa can * ! sit down around the table, Give Lancaster p... forget politics, call together advertising a chance ; 0 ? lr)| the best brains in the count- for you,- ‘ Wot ‘ ■■• tarn •' Jal at i» nV ’ls i •'i •'ua>4iat»ia uttl tAirtai »a twj taS ilaiiwamialina' nan ait a a a I FLAMELESS I ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS by KEIVINATOR WENGER IMPLEMENT CO. ; BUCK, PA I £ •"•"•anna jm i •I** ■» at* i«a"1*1 Maintain ■ »i[»»n • mannanttanna n atmam>fi tfmn rt fn >«imai nat ua a «, a , ««(1m • ,„an a a • nlitjun namnnSo w«> ami •mhwm> ~, * * * FLAMELESS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS by RHEEMS ■ 9 CHARLES R. LIHTNER , WILLOW ST., R. D. 2 „ Phone EX 2-7213 FLAMELESS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS In DELAVAL ' • LANDIS BROS. MANHEIM PIKE, LANCASTER ' Phone EX 3-3906 HANDIES UP TO 40 TONS OF SILAGE AN HOUR! FORD GRAIN AND FORAGE BLOWN Up to 40 tons an hour—plenty of capacity to stay ahra of modern forage harvesters. Keeps your harvest ilov* smoothly all day long! A new rubberized belt come' eliminates crop “fall through,” and together with “ metering auger, provides smooth feeding to the n l '* PTO-diiven blower. No belting to bother with no !«' '*> up or anchoring necessary. There are many olhei o tures, too . . . such as 3-point hitch for easy tiau->l full 9-inch delivery pipe for greater capacity n ,uJ ' cmved fan blades mounted on a cone-shaped ha '=• plate for greater strength. Stop in today atidsee this outstanding new hb**' itnanaa. Elizabethtown Farmer's Supply, Inc. Elizabethtown Phone EM 7-IU4I Haversiiclc Bros. Farm Service Columbia Pike, Lancaster Park Ave« QuarrV^ Pbooe QT 6- 25 ® Phone KX 2-5722 and lick it.' me said. Phone BU 4 4457 Sauder Bros New Holland Phone 13L 4 Allen H. Ma» Denver Phone AN 7-6 n Conestoga
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