—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 13, 1960 10 Best Food Buys Beef Heads Meats List Foodshoppcrs with an eye lor holding down the food budget will find a wide van etv of bargain priced items at most markets - this week end, reports " Tom Piper, P< m State Marketing Agent Beef continues to lead the j- made of values at the meat counter Forequarter beef prices dropped still further at wholesale setting up the popular hamburger and blade cut roasts as clear-cut market values Arm or chuck steaks treated with commer cial tendcrizers provide econ omy and good eating; some thing to consider for that next cookout. Fresh pork prices are de clining m the face of con sumer resistance- and the slow summertime demand Forequarter cuts of pork and pork loins will be featured at lower prices, only bacon is pricing higher this week. Turkeys and broiler-fryers continue to wear budget price tags Grade A large white egg prices are stabiliz ed at the higher level attain ed last week Shoppers should compare prices be tween the largo and medium sizes to determine which size is the better buy A good rule of thumb is if mediums oi a like grade aie 8 to 9 cents a dozen lower than large then mediums are the belter buy on a weight basis Late summer supplies oi fi esli vegetables are coming to market now, piovidmg a wide choice to iood shoppers Snap beans, cabbage, sweet corn lettuce, celeiy, pep For Fail Seeding • Alfalfas ® Seed Wheat ® Seed Oats e Seed JRye • Seed Barley REIST Seed Company MOUNT JOY. PA. OL 3-3821 Your Health and Chiropractic This is an introduction to a series of aitides pertaining lo the Science of Chiroprao tic, which is the lemoval of none pressure bj natural method? for the coirection of Dis-f aso If you wish to have a par ticulai condition discussed, write to Box 7, Lancaster Farming, P O Box 1524, Lancaster, Pa This senes is being pre sented through the cour tesy of Dr. W. D. Sickman Lancaster Dr. M. W. Szollose East Petersburg Advertisement pers, onions, eggplant, cu cumbers, potatoes and toma toes are in heavy supply Cold nights and heavy rains have influenced quality and prices will vary accordingly. Tree ripened fresh peaches will continue in bountiful supply throughout the month of August This plentiful food is available at the local food store, roadside stand or farm ers market. Summer months are im portant months to heifers, so Harvey E Shaffer, Penn State extension dairy specia list, urges farmers to see that they have plenty of good quality hay and grain at all times Two pounds of grain per day will be enough. to maintain growth if a heifer has all the good hay she wants. Ready for fall ALFALFA seeding: • CERT. DUPUITS • 10-19 BRAND ® 9-19 BRAND See your Hoffman Salesman or call Landisville TW 8-3421 A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, Inc. LANDISVILLE. PA. • Ice Cream (From page 9 your lap or table top to catch drippings from the spoon or nipple. A small piece can also serve as a lap cover or bib for baby Keep crunchy, teething bis cuits fresh and clean by wrapping them in aluminum foil. These can be tucked in to small spaces in baby’s bag Cover bottle nipple with foil to keep clean if feeding is interrupted A clean, freshly-whitened pair of shoes can be wrapped in foil and slipped into suit case or traveling bag to be put on baby just before ar rival. The foil covering,will protect the bag’s other con tents from white polish. Use foil for wrapping dia pers soiled en route. A moist wash cloth, wrap ped in foil, will be handy for emergency wipe-ups and for cleaning sticky little fingers. Patronize our advertisers. ® CERT VERNAL • CERT. BUFFALO • CERT. RANGER PHONE TW 8-342) • ASC Funds (From pace 1) heavy spreader trucks do less damage to soil structure dur ing July and August than at any other time during the year. Cost-share payments can also be made for seeding and or fertilizing permanent grass fields, establishing cov er crops, contour strips, ter races, diversions, tile or open drains, sod waterways, and planting or improving a stand of forest trees, the re port said. Pamper the Poultry, -It Demonstrations and evfc pays - Egg production falls its will be open f or when hens are not kept at each day at 10 a m with ' constant temperatures - be- annual meeting to take tween 45 and 85 degrees. at 8 pm. Thursday, Aug " Farm I SUPPL 137 East King St. ROUND SILO COVERS /^fTvNX / \ SILO COVER SEALS OUT AIR-STOPS SPOIL. AND SAVES MONEY- With a SILO COVER will be ab’e to feed a better, more palatable, higl: nutritious silage with less loss. Theee cove.s made to lit all silos and have generous ovciiap extra protection against the elements 12 FT. DIAMETER 14 FT. DIAMETER SQUARE SILO COVERS 14 FT. x 14 FT. DIAMETER Postpaid $4. TRENCH SILO COVERS COMPLETE SELECTION OF SIZES The power idea Chop-All with grousid-lisie gathering chains ip* With 4 gathering chains that run right to the too of the shoe plus, toller row shrouds, nothing gets b/ a Gehl Down and tangled c goosenecked you leave a dtuncr field SNAVELY’S FARM SEE 5 NEW HOLLAND •* Rot, gh & Tumki (From page b '' site of the society’s ITI , in Kinzers, Pa about miles east of Lancaste, the Lincoln Highway a °' Two new features M ed this year to th« r d scheduled to be stoEPri August 18, 19 and 20 ° be applebuttcr making * cider making These in addition to the rp features of flailing, thre£ sweep power, tread ‘ saw mill, and shingh demonstrations, and \ i and model engine cxlub,} Lancaster, P, • REDUCES SPOILAGE • BETTER QUALITY FEED • INEXPENS! • SAVES TIME MONEY Postpaid Si Postpaid Si This two-row capacity elides under down corn, k short stubble . . . takes tallest com can dish out Biggest reason is the power idea... smoothest motion design for cliPP' n = heavy com. Twin shear p 3 power-driven cornpi rollers, and fast sweeps pull the mg from under res ed capacity. Gets more cc when it’s just right for s There are more facm performance-prove ’em t° Hoy pick-up 6-H. ni«w*r b« r GCHL r ora FACTORS IN TOUR PHONE E l
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