jj C careful of the things laugh at—you’re apt to • your character. i 48" Heavy Duty Snow Plow Attachment t 2 Speeds Forward •• and REVERSE! « 19 Attachments for Year- Round Work! Cum* in, trJPnf ftr PKU Ctttlof, James S. Messner Bareville Ph. Leola 6-6911 The aboi c arc actual photographs of freshly broken 00l e jga, There are far 100 many eggt on the market today like the egg on the right. Note the excellent quality of the DeKalb egg on the left. BREAK OUT ONE OR A DOZEN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF TThe Outstanding Quality of American housewives, those that really do the buying are becoming more and more EGG QUALITY conscious. That’s why the grocer, the egg buyer and the egg producer are NOW so VITALLY interested m EGG QUALITY. DeKalb invites ONE and ALL to break out one or a dozen DeKalb eggs on a comparable basis with others. DeKalb poultry researchers break out many thousands of eggs each year DEKALB AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, INC., DEKALB, ILLINOIS fiWuecn onrf Oistnbvhrt •( 0«K«/fc Seorf Corn# OeKtfb Owx corf OoKtlb HyknJ S*r§hum Order BeKalb Chix Now Sor your next laying Slock P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc. Melhorn Bros. SMOKETOWN, PA MOUNT JOY, PA. EX 7-3539 Phone: ° L 3 ' 8582 Phone: Lane. Elmer IE Rohrer R. 2, LANCASTER, PA Lester R. Buckwalter R 1, WASHINGTON BORO Ph: Millersville TR 2-3974 I. Elwood Longenecker , WiUigm GroH R. 1, OXFORD, PA. R 3i QUARRYVILLE, PA Phone: Kirkwood LA 9-2484 Phone: Kirkwood LA 9-2230 ‘ Phone. TR 2-7670 >'>V.L • Swine Growers Gavin Grimes of Alliance Ohio picked up the grand, championship m the female Spotted Poland China judg ing. In six classes, judge Rex Whittmore of Bulington, Wisconsin, went to a Lem mge’ - entry for first place. In the other three classes, the Denver R 2 entries finish ed in second place. With the large number of high placings, Leminger built up a lead for the pre mier breeder’s banner which he won last year in a close ’•ace with Clair Hartman of Gratz. Later m the week when the carcass hog on-rail re sults were in, the Stuber entry became the first bar row in the history of the show to sweep both the on foot and on-rail judging. The Hampshire harrow, at an Allentown packing plant dressed out at 142 1 pounds with a yield of 37.3 per cent ham and loin. Other countains failed to DEKALB EGGS Daniel G. Kaldeman R. 3, MANHEIM, PA. Phone. MO 5-4284 Hiestand. Inc. R. 1, MARIETTA, PA. Phone- HAzel 6-9301 i.\S* * (From Page U to determine which lines transmit the famous DeKalb quahty. Big, snow white DeKalb Eggs with strong shells ... big, nch. golden yolks centered in firm, lofty albumen, present a real picture of quality. Conduct your own egg "break-out” test. Break out one or a dozen DeKalb eggs on a comparable basis with a like number of other eggs. Compare in any and all ways. You alone bo the judge. - Jay C. Garber R D. 6, LANCASTER, PA Phone: TR 2 5736 Aaron I. Brubaker 1836 Marietta Ave., LANCASTER, PA. Phone: EX 3-8362 Harry F. Houser R. 7, LANCASTER, PA. Phone: EX 2-0247 place among the leaders in the Duroc and Yorkshire judging Wednesday. County swine results are as follows: SPOTTED POLAND CHINA Champion boar - C. War ren Leimnger, Denver R 2 Reserve Champion sow - C. Warren Leimnger. Premier Breeder’s Award- C. Warren Leimnger. Senior Spring Boar Pig - 1,3, C. Warren Leimnger. Junior Spring Boar Pig - 1, ,6, C. Warren Lciningcr. Senior Sow Pig -1, C. Warren Leimnger. Senior Spring Sow pig - 1,2, C. Warren Leimnger Junior Spring Sow pig - 2,3, C. Warren Leimnger Young Herd (one boar and three gilts) -1, C. War ren Leimnger. Get of Sire (four animals) 2, C. Warren Leimnger. Produce of Dam—2, C Warren Lemmger. YORKSHIRE Senior Spring Boar -8, 9, Leacock Yorkshire Farm, of Honks Rl. Senior Sow Pig -2, Lea cock Yorkshire Farm. Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 12, 1960—13 DUROC - JERSEY Senior 9, W. F. Senior 10, W. F. Spring Boar Pig - Use a fabric softener in Ruoss, Ephrata. the water' when you rinse Spring Sow Pig - garments of man-made fib- R uoss - ers, suggests Thelma Baierl, The strong trend to heavi- jng specialist. The softener er Nitrogen ferti’ization, will help to prevent the cl coupled with the reduced mgmg of garments. When use of lime over the past de- static electricity is elimmat cade, is making soils more cd, fabrics attract soil less acid. readily. • r "*" * ■ a »n a ■ (• • ■ • )■ ■ • • ■« • «!•!>• !*»>• tu • • Intn Kiintinl tlwt I ftut, i $„•«< i.tn > u • i • • r? “ |] ■■ iFlory’s Feeds i ’I . . |i for Profit— ij |i Whether you are feeding poultry or other \\ •i| farm animals, there is one thing you can always it H depend on. FLORY FEEDS are nutritionally sound in every respect. They are manufactured !,j jif under the most rigid standards to safeguard its ,i| m 15 h exact formulation throughout every step of manu- 11 ji facture. All feeds are subjected to routine lab- U »I, ■ ■ i! oratory analyses to determine protein, fat, fiber, ;■ ;_l vitamins, medications, antibiotics, etc, levels. |.j f 4 , “ jaj Each bag of FLORY’S FEEDS contain a tag L: jj which is your guarantee of “top-quality” perform- fj ■ij. ance. That’s why FLORY’S FEEDS produce out- || standing results. F| s-i t.l 3 YOUR LOCAL FLORY DEALER rs - s I! A. MELLINGER & SON i * * .i. *! Coal - Lumber - Feed - Building Materials 1. •a s ■ A Ph. Ephraia RE 3-4786 AKRON, PA, j| 'ri =,| FORD PTO MANURE SPREADERS COMPARE, FEATURE BY FEATURE FORD GIVES YOU MORE! fl Rigid steel box frame with B Disc type friction overload Penta treated wood box clutch ■ Roller chain drives H ,“ N ° arch ,” des^ n f or easle » loading, less plugging ■ Single lever control of 5 apron a Self-cleaning beater teeth and s P eeas replaceable paddle widespread ■ Independent throw-out of ■ Quick attaching “Snap-on" beaters or apron PTO coupling GET THE LOW-COST DETAILS TODAYS Conestoga Farm Service Park Ave., Quarryville Phone ST 6-2597 Haverstick Bros. Elizabethtown Columbia Pike, Lancaster Farmers Supply, Inc. Elizabethtown Phone EM 7-1341 Allen H. Matz Phone EX 2-5722 Denver Phone AN 7-6502 FABRIC SOFTENERS Penn State extensioon cloth- Sauder Bros. New Holland Phone EL 4-8721
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