—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 10, 1960 8 Best Food Buys Meaf Prices Are Higher Area foodshoppers are likely to find meat values a littlc on the high side this weekend, according to Tom Piper, Penn State Extension Marketing Agent Beef, lamb ai. 1 veal promise to carry h ,'her price tags as supplies c aning to market m recent I^supelTl , Self Service B SHOES I 220 W. KING ST, fl Lane. Co/s Largest fl Shoe Store I All Ist Quality I SOPER LOW PRICES fl Meet SEED MAN,.. REM SEEDS ALFALFA ■ CLOVER • OATS • PASTURE anrf... THESE HOFFMAN SEED MEN ARE READY TO SERVE YOUI ELMER BRILL C. B. ERB Elizabethtown EM 7-5441 Landisville TW 8-7115 FRANK H. BUCHER Litiiz MA 6-6504 JASON H. MELLINGER Strasburg OV 7-6548 1 -I 1 ' r H- : HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC., LANDISVILLE, PENNA.'' ■, .......^ .Serving farmers with finest quality seeds since 1 89? weeks have been insufficient to meet the demand. Turkey prices have advanced since Thanksgiving. Meat values this weekend will likely include chicken and fresh pork items, espec ially pork loins and fresh picnics. DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY Will Pay Full Value For Dead Animals Dealers in Bones, Tallow and Hides FRY'S RENDERING WORKS Prop., John Fry 2114 Hollinger Rd- Lancaster Ph, EX 2-4815 If No Answer Ph. EX 7-0472 > y. t /■*» *<■* * " , ffman LESTER ERB Elizabethtown EM 7-7112 • HE is your neighbor amt friend. • HE is interested in yfoir crop problems. • HE can help you grow better paying crops. • HE knows what seed varieties produce best in your area. » HE can tell you about alithe latest and newest seed varieties. • HE will get your seed to you, when you want it. « HE is anxious and ready to serve you. ...GETTO KNOW HIM ...T*r ' ’ *4**, *'* v ** * >■ A .;■s► ♦/".* ~ **„,£& v| * **& A f V * «. A •> X There is a Hoffman Seed Man in most, every farm area of Pennsylvania, New 7 York, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary-7 ■ land. And he can help you get bigger har-J vest of better crops this year. He’s familiar, tvith your local growing conditions and is up-to-the-minute on the latest farming practices and what they can be expected Man is a good person to know. JONATHAN S. SHIRK OT R r<vw With ther deer hunting Sea son open in Pennsylvania, many families wLI be serv ing venison as the meat dish. Venison that has been prop erly pressed, correctly cook ed, and attractively served is delicious food that most folks wul re ish Cooking tests made in the College of Home Economics at The Pennsylvania State Univer sity have indicated that cor rectly cooked venison which has been property cared for alter killing probably could not be distinguished from beef of a simi'ar grade. Larger shipments of Flori da vegetables are coming to the market each week now. Open weather has kept Long Island cauliflower av ailable at bargain prices, and cabbage is also in plentiful supply. Celery, potatoes, on ions, and Brussel sprouts continue as good buys. Ari zona reports they have the best lettuce quality since the 40’s. Oranges, apples, grape- v *a S' / V B. CLAIR MURPHY Hensel KI 8-2443 EDGAR C. UMBLE Gap HI 2-4525 fruit and grapes continue to Christmas party was heif offer the best fruit values to the Elizabethtown fire i,. foodshoppers. Small size or- Devotions were in chi anges offer the best value of Mrs. Daniel Esh er for the money. - and Mrs. Harry Sei e r Most of us are interested the-group in singing Ch in stretching the budget at mas carols. this season of the yea-. Main speaker was P,- c can do just that if you Will sor Elmer Hoover who keep aware of wnat your of his experiences as acl market ig featuring—study lain in the army from i and compare food ads. Take to 1946. During the time advantage of sales when pos- delivered 1,600 sermons , sible Include weekly food ducted Bible study gi 0 specials m your buying. and held baptisms and v Keep a flexible shopping dings. Professor Hoover , list and have an open mind this advice for the Chnsl when you shop. By doing so season to the group you can make substitutions gave himself for so may we give oursol If jwe want a better w we must be better.” Farm Women 6 n. ii n » Hostesses at the mco MO IQ Party were Mrs. Elvin Kee! Mrs. Mable Hossler, i Carol singing and a turkey Elmer Brill, Mrs. Darnel with all the trimmings gave leman, and Mrs. Lc a festive air to the December Breneman News repo 3 meeting of Society of Farm for the society is Mrs C Women number six The Frey. Increase your egg profits— H&N MARK ll LEGHORN PULLETS From FLORIN farm;; companion to the famous H & N Nick Chick Leghorr"| .... America’s all-time profit Champion ' l'| * LARGE WHITE EGGS at an early agtj plus famous H & N Breeding for high production* high livability and superior egg quality—Vitally i ra ' portant now to qualify’for USDA’s “Fresh Fancy” pu : grams. Free descriptive circular. Write or phone now. FLORIN FARMS, inc POULTRY FARM & HATCHERY MOUNT JOY. R. D. #1 MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R. D. 2, Columbia J. K. STAUFFER 8t SON ABERDEEN MILLS Lawn & Bellaire B.D. 2. Elizabethtown HERSHEY BROS. _ _ O , TTT^T , TI - Reinholds C * E * SAUDER & So^ R.D. 1, East Earl j LIME VALLEY MILLS R.D. 1. Willow Street MILLERSVILI.E SUPPLY CO. Millersrille ' ORDER SUNSHINE FARM SUPPLY Liiilz & NewmanstowH H. M. STAUFFER & SON'S. Inc. Wilmer - Honks - Led ROHRER'S MILL R.D. 1, Ronks ROSS C. ULRICH. JJ fi.fi. 2. Peach fiction l OL 3-9891 j biot l
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