Best Food Buys Budget Items Plentiful Foodshoppers wi’l be many stores; eggs and tur c reeled by a large selection keys remain on the list of qi budget-priced food items good food buys, at their favorite market this Cabbage, potatoes, broccoli week, reports Tom Piper, parsley, celery, onions, en pcim State Extension Mark- dive, escarole, lettuce and ctmg Agent Meats and vege- small sized tomatoes are on tables will provide the wid- the <list of good buys in vege c!,t selection of values; fresh tables Prices on eggplant, jruit bargains are seasonally cucumbers, asparagus and scarce carrots will appear lower Values at the meat counter than noted in recent weeks. vvl ll include beef, poultry, Peppers remain a costly item lamb and selected pork cuts. April and May are the Chuck roasts and a wide var- months of peak supply for icty of steaks will be offered bananas and pineapples Pn at economy prices along with ces should be at the seasonal lamb chops and „ pork loin low Grapefruit continues as cuts m some stores Fryers the outstanding citrus buy will be a featured value in and quality is excel'ent. ff PLEDGER SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS Low cost installation Completely Automatic YOUR BEST PUMP BUY The Pleuger Submersible Pump Type AS/LD is the most efficient of all water pumps for economical water supply for farms, cottages and households Easy to install. Needs no prime and will not freeze. No maintenance after in slallation The -advanced design assures the ut most in simplicity, performance and long life PLEUGER SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS, Inc. 955 Harrisburg Ave. Lancaster, Pa. on your Big, extra cash awards can be yours when you enter your field crops in Royster’s Bonanza Awards Contest at the Fair. You can win up to $200.00 over and above regular Fair prize money simply by entering your crops in the Royster competition —with the same crop entry. These Bonanza Cash Awards are bemg presented by the F. S. Royster Guano Company, manufacturers of the world’s finest fertilizers— Royster Bonanza, Royster Vim and Royster Arrow. See your Royster dealer for full details. M W* w' IRA LANDIS 779 VALLEY ROAD LANCASTER. PA. .> ( f - FARMERS wm up New Holland Farmers Fair-Oct. 4-7 LEROY SENSENIG EPHRATA, PA. to $200.00 field crops STAUFFER & SONS H. M. LEOLA. PA. Orange prices have shown a slight decline. . Lemons, strawberries. and avocados are available in good supply but prices are on the high side. Movement has been good on winter grapes and apples but supplies are near ing depletion. Consumer advantages may be noted on certain foods. Look for slight price reduc tions on peaches, corn, peas, flour, sugar and coffee ‘Read the label’ is good ad vice for shoppers who desire to select the processed food items most suitable for their fami’ies’ tastes and pocket book The ingredients are ’is ted in the order of their pre dominance in the food The label also specifies—by eith er weight, volume, or meas ure—exactly how” much food is in the can or package. Weight is given in pounds and ounces, volume in fluid ounces, and measure by cups or pieces. Because of varia- t . _ r> M ; \# : : ># V .V' V ' :^: : R.D. 1, MOUNT JOY, PA. KURTZ MILL EPHRATA, PA. HAROLD GOOD EAST EARL, PA. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 8, 1961 — tions in the size and amounts in different cans and pack ages, checking the label for quantity can be important Avoid grazing cattle be fore the pasture grasses and legumes begin active growth in the spring It is not nec essary or desirable, however to wait until much spring growth accumulates, accord ing to pasture specialists at the University of Missouri The growth rate of cool-sea son grasses increases rapid ly in late April and reaches a maximum in May If graz ing begins much later than when glasses begin vigorous growth, undergrazmg in May will be unavoidable Human beings are strange creatures We spend the first two years of a child’s life trying to teach lum to walk and talk and the next 16 to sit down and be quiet County Co-op Has Opening New processing equipment, a branch warehouse, and re tail farm supply stme were exhibited to the public at an open house by the Lancaster County Farm Bureau Co operative Friday night The new facilities, located on Hess Street, Quarryville will process six grades of feeds, operate _ a portable hammermill and act as con tact pomt for fertilizer and petroleum services of the co. operative Milling and mixing facili ties will turn out both 14 and 16 per cent dairy rations as well as a 32 per cent dairy supplement Processing will also include 16 and 22 per cent poultry feed and 40 per cent poultry supplement. The plant and sales room are in a newly constructed ouildmg and connected to a 'emodeled feed mill purchas 'd by the cooperative last year FOR ANY FARM PURPOSE MADE THE FARMER'S WAY ± 1 LANCASTER PRODUCTION *8 A. CREDIT ASS'N *\\F 411 W. Roseville Rd. feP W Lancaster, Pa. Ph. Lane. EX 3-3921 GOLDEN URAN the IDEAL NHROGEN 9 Plowdown for top corn yields 9 Topdress pastures for extra weeks ol grazing. For Quick Service and Proven Satisfaction Call Ox See These Experienced Quality Applicators Hess Brothers FLORIN. PENNA. OL 3-7195 Lester Hess QUARHYVILLE. PENNA. ST 6-7182 Herbert Gehr STEVENS. PENNA. AN 7-6822 John Z. Martin NEW HOLLAND, PA. EL 4-9284 LEBANON CHEMICAL CORPORATION Lebanon, Pa. CH 3-1687 7
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