Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 28, 1961, Image 12

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    12— Lancaster farming, Saturday. October 28, 1961
Best Food Buys
Halloween Food
T*<
The coming _ of Halloween
■will be reflected in food shop
ping lists this weekend as
shoppers prepare -for parties
and the trick or-treat visi
tors which are scheduled to
appear, reports Tom Piper,
Penn State Extension Mar
keting Agent Traditional
treat items include fresh cr
isp apples, apple cider, hot
chocolate, cookies and candy
Stayman, Red and Golden
Delicious and Jonathan are
popular apple varities for
eating out-of-hand. The Sm
okehouse is 'a* good baking
apple and all are. reasonably
priced Ample supplies of
pumpkins and squash are a
vailable for use in pies and
for decorative purposes Pl
entiful gourds and colorful
Indian Com will provide
economical decorations too.
The time o£ the year has
arrived when the growing
and harvesting of tender
vegetables in nearby areas
is concluded. Other distant
sections of .the country are
now in business to provide
FOR ANY FARM PURPOSE
MADE THE FARMER'S
WAY
i i LANCASTER
Mk PRODUCTION
fjISL CREDIT ASS'N
■ |(|F 411 w. Roseville fl<3.
Lancaster, Pa*
1?h. lane. £3C 3*3921
HOW-from SiEGIER
If
I
with the fuel it saves!
SEE IT SOON AT
Myer’s
MEXEREB GAS &
APPLIANCES
■MANHEIM MO 665-3582
, eting when members of so
and chuck roasts of beet au _ ciety 20 were guestts.,
vie for the feature spotlight pSffH W *s president, Mrs. Robert
at the meat counter. Broiler- j | . Hackman presided. Hostess
fryer prices have advanced. p]Q|Q ti©CTIOn was Mrs. Allen Stotaer. Next
, shghtly at wholesale mar- meeting of the group wil
If At¥ic ppatured kets but continue to offer Mrs. Gilbert Paul was el- be held Saturday, Novembei
irems reaiui attractive meat values. The ec ted president of Society lg at the home o{ M rs. Wm
the northeast markets with wholesale egg prices have 0 f Farm Women Wo. _ ree g^ oPer
tender veStabtes at costs dropped from last week's le- at a recent meeting m the
tender vegetames v small and me- Salem Lutheran Church edu- -
”“paS tadrum oa» contaue to pro- cati o„al b.M W REMOVE PEPPER SEEDS
SiJ hiseest factors contri- vide the best buy on a wgt. other officers elected we- When preparing green pep
h, it hie these higher costs in- basis Cheese, nee and fish re Mrs Lloyd Martin, vice- pers f or stuffing, remove ai
elude the long distance haul are currently in plentiful p res i d ent , Mrs. Raymond the seeds and membrances l<
ins charges and the fact that supply and can provide eco- recording secretary; w bieh the seeds are attached
more handlers are involved -nomical variety to your Mrs. Rudy Shirk, assistant Louise Hamilton, Pern
in moving these commodi- menu. secretary; and Mrs. William state exten sion foods special
ties. “ Stober, treasurer. jst says these parts ofpeppe?
Avocados and artichokes FEED HEIFERS MORE
are usually considered to he g ralN
delicacies, but at presentlow -yyhen they don’t got en
pnces they suit themselves grain, many two-and
to almost anyone’s budget three-year-old milking heif
and can be used as some- w jxi keep milk out of
thing special for the family. ail t 0 meet their body
Cranberries are m season, nfieds for grow th, claims
supplies are plentiful and R hafd s Adams, extension
prices are lower than the « specialist at Penn
season’s opening quotations proper feeding of
Potatoes, carrots, celery, let- , during their
tuce sweet potatoes and milking heifers during we r
jSSLsr“"S S “ L*
s.r My but pri “ s
Turkeys, pork loins and as improved health and re
picnic roasts, bacon, sausage production.
P. L. ROHRER & BRO., Inc.
SMOKETOWN
prove the durability of FARMWAY Barn Cleaners
'Head of tha Farmway barn cleaner Is the rugged, easily maintained,
roller cham drive unit Here is design simplicily that provides extra power and
strength far many years ahead Tms transmission has stood the test of time
ones more for what it costs than any other unit on the market Farmway s heat
treated s‘eel guher chain has no troublesome pins to freeze and wear out You
got ma, rrum fie/'bihty and wear life no matter what the size or shape of your
ba n install tne earn cleaner With time proven durability see your local
Fu.iru/uy ataU' today - , , -
FEATURES THAT ADD UP TO LONG SERVICE LIFE-
D. L DIEM & SONS
LITITZ, PA,
• Roller chain drive unit—simple, reliable, powerful
• Heat treated gutter chain eliminates stretch
• Rigid elevator available in Douglas Fir ol
heavy gouge steel
• Safely shear protection on drive and individual
flights protect machine from costly break-downi
Local Distributor
Mrs Stober, along wi- are very hot and spicy L
=&:.f “ wl “
Miss Rebekah Sheaffer deformed ones are likely t<
spoke on “Today” at the me- be wasteful.
LANC. EX 7-3539
Ph, MA 6-2131
NEW PROTECTION
shipping
New Wayne Bio-Ruminutra— contains a high level of anti
biotic plus premium nutrition to build extra body resistance
during the critical starting period. An appetizing, conditioning
feed, Bio-Ruminutra combats stresses of shipping, handling,
severe weather changes, and other conditions leading to the
shipping fever complex..
Wayne Beefmix A To Follow Up— contains a special feed
ing level of antibiotic for continued protection against foot
rot and many other stresses. Beefmix A contains the same
rumen nutrients as Bio-Ruminutra tor low cost gains, thrift and
condition.
mm
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
R. D. 1. East Ear 1
J. K. STAUFFER & SON
Lawn & Bellaire
J. C. WALKER & SON. Inc. LIM£ VALLEY MILLS
R. D. 1. Willow Slrael
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Milloisville
ROSS C. ULRICH. JR.
K. D. 2. Peach Bottom
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
against ‘
feyef losses
We Move A Wayne Feed To Meet
Every Cattle Feeding Need*
H. M. STAUFFER
& SON'S, Inc.
Witmer - Ronks - Leola
SUNSHINE FARM
SUPPLY
Lititz & Newmansiown
ROHRER'S MILL
R.D. 1, Ronks
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