ges* Food Buys
Barbecue Meats Are Featured
For Labor Day weekend, are just right for the grille
many families are planning Plan on about a pound or a
, ‘cook-out in their backyard half bird per person; half
at a nearby park If the this amount for children,
menu is Planned around Prices on pork loins and tur
/oods that are in season, this keys have advanced; veal &
outdoor meal will not create lamb prices are generally un
strain on the family food changed
budget- observes Tom Piper, Locally grown produce
Penn State Extension Mark- continues in the spotlight as
ding Agent peak harvesting continues.
Hamburgers and hot dogs Peaches and Jlambo apples
are not the only budget- are in abundant supply and WALLPAPER DESIGN
stretching meats for outdoor prices are at the lowest point
rating Smoked ham is aof the season Bartlett pears An allover design is us
good bet for low or moder- and cantaloupes from nearby u&lly more satisfactory than
atcly - priced outdoor roast- growing areas appear at bar- a paper with scattered pat
mg, this item will be featur- gam prices. Honeydew mel- terns, points out Erma Lang-
Pd by many local food mar- ons and seedless grapes are ford, Penn State extension
bets m Labor Day sales, m good supply and prices home furnishing specialist.
For outdoor roasting, sel- vary with quality. A design with a scattered
ect standing rib, rolled rib, Labor Day weekend gener- pattern is likely to appear as
rump, sirloin or tenderloin ally marks the wind-up of spots before the eyes. A
ol b-'el the watermelon season. Look wise choice in paper is a
Broiler-fiyers will be feat- for a big sales push on this conventionalized or a styliz
med at some food stores item Watermelon can be ed design instead of a realis
rwo to 2V£ pound broilers frozen for use in the winter tic design.
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Use These
FLY
KILLERS...
.... DIRECTLY ON
ANIMALS
• Ortho Dairy & Stock Fly Spray
Wet hairs on dairy animals
• Korlan 12 E
Use with fuel oil 10.1 on back
rubbers
• Korlan 25 W. P.
' Use with water 4 lb. in 25 gal as
a direct spray
• Marlate 50
Use as a dry rub on dairy animals
* Not on dairy animals
Atglen
Blend & McGinnis
Bareville
Martin’s Hardware
Buck
Musser’s
Campbelltown
A M. Brandi Sons
Hardware
Downingtown
Brandywine Hardware
& Supply Co
Frazer’s Feed Store
J. W. Maxwell Hardware
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Farmers
Supply Co , Inc.
Kaylor Bros .
Ephrala
Martin’s Feed Mill
, C. P. Wenger & Sons
................ J
Florin
Hess Bros
Wolgemuth Bros, Inc.
Gap
Summers Bios
Honeybrook
C. H. Goodman & Sons
Feed Mill Inc.' ■ '
Martin D. Kern & Son
Hardware
J. C. EHRLICH
736 • 738 East Chestnut St., Lancaster,
Get Your Supply at
Hershey
Hershey Estates
Kirkwood
L. H Jackson
Glenn D. Myer
(Myer’s Store)
Lancaster
Farmers Supply Co
137 East King Street
L. H Brubaker
Lancaster bounty Farm
Bureau
Sears Roebuck Co.
Weaver’s Hardware
Lebanon
Lebanon Val l ey Farm
Bureau
Lincoln
J E Galen, Hardware
Lilitz
L. H. Brubaker
Eby’s Mill Inc
Manheim
Leroy Geib Estate
N. G. Hershey & Son
Robert Hess Store
Oxford
Oxford Hay & Grain Co
Parkesburg
E. H. Keen & Son
... IN BUILDINGS
Korlan 12 E
1-12 for 3-4 week residual
Diazinon 25 E
1.25 for 3-4 week residual
Dipterex Bayer L-13/59
As bait dry or wet
Ortho Fly Killer Dry Bait
Just scatter thinly oh floor
Lethalaire Bomb D-200 or V2l
Use daily in milkhouses, barns and
your home
Magic Circle Industrial Aerosol
Bomb
Use in milk houses, barns and your
home
2Vz lb. non-refillable aerosol
Fly Cakes
Last all season - Use 1 fly cake for
each 100 sq. ft.
Ortho Fly Killer D - Contains
DIBROM®
Use as a space spray, as a bait and
for increased residual fly control
These Dealers
CHEMICAL CO
Distributor
months. Extension Home Lancaster Farming. Saturday, September 3, 1960 —7
Economists can provide m-
Fresh vegetables continue High Quality Hay Is Made
to ho d bargain price tags ® #
but not for long. Local har-Bef ore Rains Halt Harvest
vests soon will be over and
supplies from more remote
areas will require higher
prices. Best buys this week
include tomatoes, cabbage,
peppers, eggplants, eastern
grown potatoes, radishes,
sweet potatoes and sweet
corn.
Quarryville
Ross H. Rohrer & Son
Red Lion
Cape Horn Gram & Feed
Rising Sun, Md.
S H Montgomery & Sons
Ronks
Les+er A. Singer
Sch-'e-'eck
B’-r 1 ' ~> & Enck Hardware
Stevens
Snarer’s Mill
I P Graybili & Son
Was’-i-'g'on Boro
Hardware
West Chester
FruH Growers of Chester
C»V’n+y Jnc.
Wes* ~
We + Willow Farmers
As~n
Willow Street
Bros,
York
Spangler & Sprenkle Inc
Yor’ Farm Supply Inc
Inc.
Ph. 7-3721
Harrisburg In review- ture before frost June plant
ing farm activity this week, mgs are the poorest Late
the state Crop Reporting Ser- plantings in central counties
vice said that weather condi- are just beginning to grow
tions of the previous week and rain is badly needed in
had been excellent for corn some valleys Japanese beet
and tobacco growth and that les and corn borers are bad
hay quality was the best in various places.
since early June. Some local Harvesting of Cobb'er po
areas in the northwestern tatocs is continuing and some
part of- the State experienced Katahdins are ready for har
low soil moisture vest Prospects for the fall
Elberta peaches are being crop continue very
shipped in increasing volume Sood
by southern and central Most tobacco topping is
Pennsylvania growers, while finished and harvest is well
northern areas continue fin- under wa y 111 the County ar
ishing up on Golden Jubilee The cr °P 30 far has been
and Red Haven as the Hale heavy and is of good quality
Havens are reaching matun- ust 13 reported from scatter
ty. ed areas, but does not appear
Some summer apples are ®*t?
continuing to move, as well , ecen t rains have helped to
as a light volume of early heep the quality of hay high,
fall varieties Bartlett pear Pas t ures a re generally green
picking continues and they providing more feed
are available in local areas than usual Much high quali
where grown ' ty hay was made last week.
Hot weather at the end of the scattered showers
the week pushed the general . 3 wee k caught some hay
harvest activity of most veg- m the field
stable crops to its seasonal ■
peak Sweet corn is diminish- Lancaster Pmilfru
mg in most areas Tomatoes W La " casre r Poultry
are at or near peak volume tFrom i>a«e 31
with high quality and'yields * R , 8-6, Daniel K. Good, 17.-
bemg attained Most other 9 i, Q Same, W. C Melling
summer vegetables are avail- er 2 | o •
able in liberal amounts but 1500‘ WV, 8 8-2 E 3 Carl S B Ri s } -
" ® declining rate S er 20 6; 27. Carl L Martin
Corn coditions vary wide- 400 L-F-Y, Roy E Ream 14 -
ly from field to field, much 7, 28. Albert Schock, 950
more than in most years wv " p - 14-3, Roy E. Ream,
Best conditions for corn for ?? ®- 29 Same, 925 WV-C.
grain is in the southeast If " 3 W S? - rl B S lSs f, r ’ 2 5 ; 30 -
where the cron Weaver Poultry Farm,
e xne crop should ma- f James Aukerl, 600 WV-P
13-2, NO SALE, 24 bid
31. Same, 500 WV-C 13-2
yr O SALE, 24 9 bid; 32 M
n 'B (Robert Zeigler). 3200
WV, 9, NO SALE. 16 5 bid;
33 Same, 6600 WV, 9, NO
SALE, 16 3 bid; 34 Eshel
man’s Red Rose Exp. 37C0
WR, 9-2, Starr Poultry, 17.-
35. Same, Roy E Ream,
FOR ANY FARM PURPOSE
MADE THE FARMER'S
WAY
ll ■ LANCASTER
H PRODUCTION
CREDIT ASS*N
411 W. Roi.Till* U
Lancaa(«r, Pa.
Y Ph. lane. EX3-35J1
Are Designed to Meet the
Needs of Every Poultryman
• LOW COST PER DOZEN
• EXCELLENT FEED CONVERSION
• HIGH QUALITY EGGS
Put Your Laying Flock on
Florin La-Mo?
(ALL MASH)
OR
Florin Egg Producer
(MASH - GRAIN)
Wolgemutti Bros., Inc
FLORIN PHONE MT. JOY OL 3-2411
36. Benia r nm Brubaker,
400 WV, 10-2, Carl B Ris
per, 10 9, 37. Eli S Martin,
600 WV-C, 13-2, Marvin Sw
eigart 26 8; 38 Harold Grei
der, 250 H-F, Daniel K. Go
od, 15; 39 Eli S Martin,
1250 WV-C, 13-2, W. C. Mel
linger & Son, 26 3.
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