last most shrubs no closer Early fall is the best time
tlliree feet from your to start a new lawn. Grass
* extension horticultur- seed gemmates w,ell and the
r ecommend. Small shrubs cool weather as the season ad
ground covers can be vances favors establishment
,ted closer. of a vigorous turf.
livestock Auction Market
EVERY TUESDAY
Starting Promptly at 1:30 p.m.
Starting with bulls, steers, heifers, cows, hogs
and calves.
We get top $$ for your Livestock
Give us a call HI 2-4181
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
VINTAGE, PA.
Frank Dussinger, Manager
AUCTION
53 AYRSHIRES
Sell in the Keystone Classic
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1962
at 12 Noon
At the Guernsey Sale Barn, 6 miles east of Lan
iler, along Rt. 30.
One of the Finest Groups of At rshires Ever to be Sold in
ma. Ass’n. Sponsored Sale,
33 BRED HEIFERS - dams’ recs. avg.; 12362 M 4.3%
[P. tl YOUNG COWS - their recs. avg.: 11415 M 4.2%
!P. 7 HEIFER CALVES - dams’ recs. avg.: 12070 M 4.1%
■p.
2 YEARLING BULLS - both from high record Excellent
ns. Tile Cows and Bred Heilers will be fresh or due soon
ir sale date.
HEALTH: Accredited, Vaccinated, Certified, tested within
flays, eligible for any state.
$lOO. POT-O-GOLD Prize will go to some buyer at this
B.
Catalogs at the Sale
TOM WHITTAKER, Sale Mgr. BRANDON, VT.
AUCTION
Valuable Real Estate
229 Acre Dairyman's Farm
Friday, November 2, 1962
1:30 P.M.
For SAM K. KAUFFMAN
R. D. #2 (Greble)
LEBANON, PA.
6. 422 to Myerstown, North on Rte. 645 .08
ie, then LOOK for AUCTION Signs)
REAL ESTATE consists of a 229 Acre Dairy
"ai, with Approx. 5000 ft. fronting the Swatara
*k, Approx. 9800 ft. fronting twp. and imp. roads,
> 2500 ft. of Spring Ran flowing through part of the
tore. 2V Z Story Brick Colonial Dwelling, 10 Spaci
-1 rooms, bath, enclosed porch, water supplied by
er failing Spring and 2 wells. EXTRA LARGE barn
h NEW DAIRY BARN attached with 38 Comfort
Is, steel box stalls, masonry milk house, 2 - 12x48
®, 2 large implement sheds, corn barn, poultry
}ses (housing 1000 layers,) 3 car garage, large butch
house and repair shop Combination. 220 Volt A.C.
rent in buildings. All buildings in good repair and
it, over 200 acres tillable, in high state of fertility,
a nice stand of Alfalfa, good pasture with never
nig stream and shade. Orchard with 40 fruit trees,
eal DAIRYMAN’S FARM. Plan now to INSPECT
IS FARM on Thursday, October 25, 12 Noon to 4
and by Appointment.
Terms - 10% down day of Sale. Settlement on or
} re April 1, 1963.
laest Brochure. Brokers Protected.
‘RK - Henry J. Steiner, Atty.
tor# A; Alderfer, Auctioneer
'eysville, Pa. Area Code 215 256-3436
BEST FOOD BUYS
Hallowe’en Shoppers Specials
Shopping lists this week-end
will include a variety ot good
ies designed to please the
“tuck or treat” Halloween
visitors Promotionally inclin
ed retailers will cater to this
demand, obseives Tom Piper,
Penn State Extension Market
ing Agent Watch for special
displays and economical prices
on candy and cookies
Apples are always popular
with the ghosts and goblins
who come to call on Hallowe
en Harvesting is nearing an
end and supplies of all late
season varieties are plentiful
Red Delicious, Stayman, Gold
en Delicious and Mclntosh are
popular varieties for eating out
of hand Pumpkins, Indian corn
and decorative gourds are in
plentiful supply and almost a
must for party decorating.
Sweet apple cider is likewise
plentiful and an economical
treat.
The first estimate of the
new Floi ida orange crop is
about six million boxes more
than last yeai with most of
the increase expected on the
early and mid-season varieties
Other good fruit buys in
clude cranberries, grapes and
LOOK to
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INDUSTRIAL ... COMMERCIAL
BUILDING NEEDS.
•Sturdy, Clear Span
Framing
•Attractive . . .
Colorful
•Reasonable Package Prices
CALL US ... WE WILL GLADLY DISCUSS
YOUR NEEDS ... NO OBLIGATION
CALEB M. WENGER
B. D. 1 Drumore Center KI 8-2116 QUAKRYVIBEE, PA.
CORNWALL FARM
Records recently completed
2 yr. 3 mo. Cornwall Commando Flossies 362 D.
Act. 11247
2 yr. 2 mo. Cornwall Challenger Fern 354 D.
Act. 10907
2 yr. 5 mo. Cornwall Lilac Owl 305 D
2 yr, 2 mo. C. Confident Dauina 305 D.
3 yr. 4 mo. C. Confident May 305 D. Act. 10351 602
3 yr. 11 mo. C. Lookout Mim 305 D. Act. 13448 743
C. P. Index (16.8)
5 mo. C. Lookout Hal 305 D. Act, 13425 645
2 mo. C. Design Felice 305 D. Act. 13794 772
9 mo. C. Challenger Lady 305 D.
9 yr.
7 yr.
4 yr.
D, H. I. R. Herd Avg. 1961-62
125.6 Cows 9447 5.6% 531
90% S. P. A. B. G. bred herd
Heifer and Bull Calves Available
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 27, 1962—!
frozen orange juice.
Fresh produce counters are
well supplied btit with rela
tively little change in price
fiom last week. Best values
lemain in the hardy fall items
such as potatoes, cabbage,
cauliflower, broccoli, Brussel
sprouts, turnips, rutabagas,
squash and sweet potatoes.
Small eggs hold the key
to egg economy in the Fall.
The new pullets just beginn
ing to lay will not produce
large eggs for some time. Since
they are replacing older hens
in the laying flock, volume of
small size eggs increase and
generally cost less per pound
to consumers.
Pork makes its debut at the
top of the list of good meat
\alues this week With the
spring pig crop coming to mar
ket in increased volume, prices
have tumbled at all market
levels. Better buys will in-
clude fresh pork shoulder,
bacon, and loin roasts Hams
are plentiful but will move
higher’in price as we approach
the holiday season Chicken
and turkey are economically
priced Good buys in beef will
be limited to those items sel
ected for special promotion
'Exclusive Trim
Feature
'Simple To
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Peach Bottom, Pa.
Farmers See
Demonstration
Of New Mangers
Moie than fifty dairymen
and farmers from various
sections of Pennsylvania wit
nessed a demonstration of the
installation of a new type pre
cast concrete manger at Her
shey Estates Farm No. 52,
Elizabethtown Road, on Mon
day afternoon. Dairy special
ists from Pennsylvania State
University, county farm agents
and representatives of the
Portland Cement Association
were also present.
Manger units were precast
at the Denver Plant of Kurtz
Precast Corporation. These
stock sizes, 4’, 4’ 6” and 5’
were used. It was pointed out
that these dimensions were
recommended by state dairy
specialists The concrete was
specially formulated to resist
barnyard acids and is of the
same high quality as that used
in large structural members.
Factory production assures
consistent quality and proper
curing conditions.
Manger units to accomo
date ten cows were placed in
a little over one hour. Last
week, in the same barn, units
to accommodate eleven cows
weie placed in one hour and
ten minutes As the units were
placed, stanchion equipment
and water lines were position
ed and ready for use m a
short time
Luring the demonstration,
state dairy specialists pointed
out that the new precast man
ger units not only permit fast
installation, but also make it
possible to remove and relo
cate the mangers in the event
of future structural changes
to the barn.
Oi igmal manger equipment
in the demonstration barn -was
of wood, designed to accomo
date twenty-eight cows Act
ing upon recommendations of
the state dairy specialists, Her
shey Farms management con
verted to precast concrete
mangers to accommodate
twenty-one cows A represen
tative of Hershey Estates
stated that with improved con
ditions, it was expected that
the rate of milk production
would increase.
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644
545
Act. 10203
590
Act. 10510
Act. 12841 728
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