16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 3, 1962 best food buys Ad Shopping Saves Food Budgets If jo« are concerned about the food budget it will pay to check the ads before you plan your shopping tup this week, advises Tom Piper, Penn State Extension Maiketmg Agent. You’ll find most meat cuts costing the same as last week but there will be quite avana. tion in what different stoies featuie. Look toi specials on beef steaks, chuck i oasts, poik steaks, chops, tresh picnics and fiesh hams Poi k i oasts aie fast becom ing a seasonal good hu\ as m ci easing supplies push pi ices down To get the best buy foi yom money compute puces on a cost-pei-sei \mg basis lathei than on the cost pei pound A tatty, heavy boned nb end roast may be no baigam at all, even if the puce is \eiy low. Hace \ou noticed the cou pons in newspaper and maga zines loi oianse concentiate ? The pack ot tiozen concentiate is G 6 pticent gieatei than last jeai. Piocessois weie faced with the pioblem of cutting puces oi adceitismg, so they decided to adceitise Between September and Xocembei 190 million off-pnce coupons will be placed m newspaper maga zines and Sunday supplements On top ol the heav>' pack to be sold this season, the latest USDA nop foiecast piedicto another lecoid supply of oranges leady loi haicest About one-third ot the crop is usually sold fiesh and the rest is piocessed hlany canned foods are out standing baigams this jeai be cause of heacy supplv Pio cessois staited puces off ceiy low this jeai and manv re taileis ha\e been passing the low puces on to shoppeis as weekend teatuies Peas, coin. Complete automatic feeding for DAIRY COWS and CATTLE! Plus a complete line of bunk feeders to meet your exact needs Straight-out Auger Feeder See u» for modern CALEB M. WENGER B.'il^fejPrumojrq JfcJ £r2lo ti > <iiwocyvjtye,;ji**. tomatoes, cling peaches, fruit cocktail and peais aie a few items now icceiving heaviest attention. Apples, cranbemes, Empor er giapes, and citrus are lead ing values at the truit count ei Banana supplies are cui lently low lesulting in higli ei retail prices Pei simmons and kumquats aie in peak sup ply this month and will pio vide you with something dif tei ent. Fiesh vegetable puces aie mcieasing steadily as supplies now come fioin moie distant producing aieas Potatoes, caululower, cabbage, bioccoli, Biussel spiouts, celery and tm nips otfei gieatest value tins week Lettuce puces will be higher than week ago as a slult in supply aieas is now taking place. Smallei Mze eggs, cheese, and nushi ooms aie budget pi ued now Considei each ot these items it \ou aie intei ested in economy in tood buy ing this week. Double Duty Sofas Today’s new sleep.sofas do such a good job ot disguising then puipose that you can’t tell at a glance which sofa will turn into a bed at night. Foam rubber and synthetic loams aie the key to these modem solas. Four to six inches of loam cushioning piovide inattiess comfort and daytime seating relaxation, point out Penn State exten sion home management spec ialists The new sleep-sofas conceit easily because the foam slabs aie lighter in wei ght than upholsteiy filling foimeily used. ftiiiDcilo 0 UNLOADERS Doubt* sugar* deliver more *llag* per mlnut* *v*n when sllag* Is deeply frozen . . . and at a lower operating cost. Patented V-peddl* Impeller* throw ... not blow ~. sllag* down chute. Adjustable drlv* hubs give positive traction In aN types of sllag*. Three-point suspension keep* unloader level at all tlmtt. With Van Dale unit* you can custom build th* bunk feeding **t-up to fit your needs* Orlv* section Include* hopper, drlv* **• •embly and 10', high capacity 8' auger. Additional auger aactlon* ar* In 10' units and ar* easily coupled. Feed-R-Flo Bunk Feeder Th* new, all-metal complet* feeder. High capacity 8' auger rotates within tube. Give* all-weather protection, even feed dletrlbut* tlon, and lower operating cost Conveyor Trough An Important link In automatic folding. Positioned below silo chute, the Van Dale conveyor trough carrlee the ellage to the bunk feeder. Primary section Includes hop* par, drive assembly, and 10', $' auger. Additional 10* auger sections may be added. lufomatlo feeding equipment Eastern States And Wirthmore Announce Plans For A Merger The Eastern States Farm, result m an agreement lavor. era' Exchange and Wirthmore abl * Jo both 01 sanitations, Feeds Inc., jointly announced and that he pr.nc.pal benefi. today that they are discussing «ary would be the northeas. plans to integrate the two tern farmer, opeiations. Eastern States The Eastern States board president, Jonathan Davis, and met last Fnday, and accepted Wirthmore’s president, Gran- in pi mciple the proposal that ville M. Bond, said they be. the cooperative purchase the lieve that negotiations would assets-and business of Wirth. FL%MEL AND I Hv M S.> sU SS M *!*'(< i ■»>*&»**% NOW EVEN Bl 1.5* per KWH rate for residential and farm customers now available on all KWH over 500 used in a bi-monthly period. >LD 81-MONTHLY RATE NEW 81-MONTHLY RATE $2.00 first 24 KWH S.Offea. next 125 KWH B,Op ea. next 150 KWH 2.05! ea. next 200 KWH 1,55! ea. next 1360 KWH 2,05! ea. excess KWH 1.5* per KWH rate for space heating, water heating and air conditioning now extended to all commercial and EFFECTIV $2.00 first 24 KWH S.Opf ea. next 126 KWH 3.05! ea. next 150 KWH 2.05! ea. next 200 KWH 1.55! ea. excess KWH moie Feeds. EarJieiv the Wirthmore board had agreed to proceed with negotiations. “Major changes in our agri_ cultural economy brought to the fore many im portant developments affect ing farm operation,” Mr. Davis said. “With the oppor tunity for better and moie versatile service resulting tiom the merging of these productions and distnbution FOR E NEW ii ■p. - *1 *' $ l V h'i n * 't * ' ' s v V* V . f * have %HHS Cost of heating duced - mors Kl most sizes and applicable afte monthly on the OLD 81-MONTHLY RA KWH @ M Quic Gallons NEM& Recov 30-49 320 120 50-74 480 480 75-30 640 480 Over 90 880 488 New ind to pro A special rate W ers with interrupt!! has been made) stallation of slid Industrial eustoitf location of hoa» Ceiftral Saitsro P £Tif
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