Classified
MaP* 3 Ads
Farm Equipment
, e( j milk coolers
CLARK ELECTRIC
El, Kinsers, Pa.
j, intercourse SO 8-8501
ur Sale Truck bed 14’ x
i w ,th 3 ft. side boards, cus
buiK.
C . MARTIN GREENLEAF
B. D. 1, Oxford, Pa.
phone Kirkwood LA 9-2704
o.mbjnes, self propelled. Mas
n Harris, Oliver, and Allis
halmers; pull type John
eeie, Oliver, Allis Chalmers,
[jssey Harris with bins,
umpers, rakes, and balers.
keener EQUIP. CO.
Phone 569-9861
1531 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, Pa.
iw Holland balers, new #65
TO. $ll5O. Used #77 with
iginO, working condition, re
mtly traded $2OO. New Idea
ikes new 400-5 bar $459.
4025 bar $429. John Deere
owers, new #8 semi-mounted
348 #9 three point $298,
hn Deere #4O Hi-Lo com
ne, special close out price
B C Groff, Inc., New Hol
nd, Pa. Ph: 354-8001,
me Special on rakes, mowers,
imper, and tedders. Tobacco
inters 1 1 and 2 row; hoers, 3
cultivators $5O and up, AC
••■ester and combines, and
used equipment. Har
lie, New Providence, Pa,
786-3087.
in gas ranges, Norge
ices. Quaker oil heati
bottled gas service.
BENJ. SHENK
Lampeter, Pa.
Phone 397-2486
LANEOUS
SPARE TIME Gree:
Gift Shop at home 1 Si
uis samples of new Is.
stmas All-occasion grei
cards, gifts' Take order;
to 100% profit No
in ce needed. Tx-y withu
Special fund raising pi
organizations. Rush n,
samples on approval. .
Greetings, Dept. 15:
'dale, Michigan.
fate
BRADFORD
COUKTY FARM
f OR SALE
148 Acre
Dairy Farm
atrcs cultivated
pasture & timber
„a ,n stream never dry.
9000 Forest Trees
“ARNS - 2 SILOS -
8 r OOM HOUSE
l * v % water to all build
lose to paved road,
(^' Oo,s > churches,
/unniunity shopping.
525,000.00
11(1 'vill carry mortgage
xu , Apply
Wesley w. Mott
Leroy, Pa.
/hone 364-5656
? s?e Snavely, Jr.
hindisville, Pa.
L houe 898-4821
Poultry & Supplies
Egg wasbers, new and uaed.
We repair all makes. Hiestand,
Inc., Marietta Rl, Pb. 426-
9301.
•.
f-i K-137 \
Lmaet/wm.:
DAY-OLD * STARTED
VANTRESS
BROILER CHICKS
Longenecker’s Hatchery
Elizabethtown, Fa.
EM 7-1645
For Sale DeKalb started
pullets. Phone DeKalb York
Hatchery, York 8-1770 or De-
Kalb District Sales Office, Lan
caster 394-5157.
SPECIAL
8 ft. Hen Hoppers -25 c each
Grit & Shell Hoppers -50 c ea.
Carrier Track with hangers -
20c per ft.
Carrier with wheels -
515.00 each
Reconditioned Guaranteed D-5
Bgomatic - 5275.00
Reconditioned Guaranteed S-5
•old
Bgomatic - 5150.00
7 Cases per hour Keenco
Grader with take-away -
5150.00
ods
Gas Brooder Stoves -
510.00 each
Many Others.
JACK KRUPNICK
2215 Highway 9 (Southward)
Lakewood, N. J.
Tele. 201-363-7492
Eves. 201-349-3061
from Hubbard Farms
MAKE MONEY/£*
Am y
MuBdARO FARMS
11 outh
LANCASTER, PBNNA.
893-2154
ORDER YOUR STARTED
PULLETS NOW
Choice dates still available
on H & N Nick Chicks.
Locally grown.
Call Us Today
AMSXCTZ HATCHERIES
PAUL METZLER
New Hollaud 354-2232
Since 1935 . . .
Your Dependable
SALES
EVERY
TUESDAY
Poultry & Supplies
Famous CHIX-CINBRATORS.
Efficient disposal of dead
chickens, turkeys or other
small animals by cremation.
30 day guarantee or money re
funded. Hiestand, Inc. Ph. 426-
9301.
Day Old and
Started Pallets
Florin Farms, Inc.
R. D. 1, Mt. Joy
653-0891
Now Is tie time to Have
your dairy barn or chicken
bouse air conditioned by
Vent-O-Matic. Control venti
lation without drafts. All in
stallation guaranteed. Also
other used fans. Also Chore
Time poultry equipment.
Hiestand, Inc., Marietta Rl,
Ph. HA 6-9301.
TWO FINE LAYERS
Babcock B-300—A high speed
layer featuring excellent
livability and good early
egg size.
Babcock B-370—A California
Grey by White Leghorn
cross featuring white eggs
and ability to take streas.
Both of these strains perform
well in either cages or high
density floor operations.
Write for free literature and
prices.
BABCOCK HATCHERY, INC.
B. D. #3, Lititz, Penna.
Phone: 026-5872
Area Code 717
SHAVER.
Layers
Greider Leghorn
Farms, Inc.
Phone Oli 3-2455
MOUNT JOY R. 1, PA.
Stanley H. Deiter
Auctioneer A Appraiser
LAMPETER
ph. Lancaster EX 4-1790
‘nnniirV^ 1 i--.. i.',.-
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 27, 1964—11
Bag Limits Set
By Commission
The establishment of sea
sons and bag limits for the
1964 hunting license year,
which begins September 1, was
the main order of business of
the Pennsylvania Game Com
mission at its recent meeting
in Harrisburg Other items of
interest to sportsmen and the
public were considered and re
solved.
A two-day statewide antler
less deer season with an allo
cation of 274,800 licenses, 70,-
350 more than last year, was
set for December 14 and 15.
An innovation, announced by
the Commission, will be an ex
tension of this season through
December 19 in parts of cer
tain southeastern counties. An
other innovation, possible un
der a 1963 amendment to The
Game Law, is the prescribing
of the type of firearm and am
munition to foe used in the
designated parts of Bucks,
Chester, Delaware and Mont
gomery Counties. Still another
innovation announced by the
Commission is a post-season
for archers in Allegheny Coun
ty and in southeastern Pennsyl
vania between the Delaware
and Susquehanna Rivers and
south of Route 22, January 4-9,
1965 This is in addition to the
archer’s October deer season,
October 3-30
Pnor to establishing the 1964
seasons, the eight Members of
the Commission met last Sat
urday, June 13, with represen
tatives of statewide organiza
tions and agencies interested
in Pennsylvania’s wildlife re
sources Only twelve of the
twenty-four groups invited to
appear at the meeting to offer
Moil Box Market
Tobacco plants for sale Phone
872-4344
For Sale 16 Yorkshire feed
er pigs, weighing between 35
and 40 lbs Phone Quarryville
786-2839.
Must Sell 1 S-5 Eggomatic
candler and grader, like new
One Keenco candler and grad
er, reasonably priced Call 267-
6021.
For Sale Celery plants
Elam Z Zimmerman, R D. 4,
Lititz, Pa. 3 mi west of Eph
rata, iVz mi northwest of Lin
coln.
Administrator's Notice
Estate of Emily H Folkman,
late of City of Lancaster, Pa.,
deceased.
Letters of Administration on
said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or de
mands against the same will
present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned,
residing m
William H Neff
R D 1, Conestoga Pa
Administrator
Arnold Bricker. Beyer &
Baines. Attorneys
Poultry & Supplies
15.6 c - LOWEST COST
That’s the lowest price yet
that our new custom hatch
ing service costs our custom
ers per Legnorn Pullet elm k
If you want to save dollars
on your favorite Leghorn breed
call 392-3192.
MARTIN’S HATCHERY
2823 COLUMBIA AVE,
LANCASTER. PA.
recommendations were repre-
sented.
The antlered deer season of
two weeks and one-week bear
season are the same as last
year.
Small game seasons and bag
limits for 1964 are similar to
1963 The area for the longer
season on turkeys, October 31
—November 21, was modified
slightly and is now completely
defined by highways and rivers
instead of partly by county
lines. This should make it
easier for hunters to observe
the prescribed boundaries The
shorter season, October 31—
November 14, was again set
for the more accessible turkey
range in order to maintain am
ple wild breeding stock to sup
port future hunting. The ex
tended season, December 26
January 2, 1965, was again list
ed for cottontail rabbits, squir
rels and grouse During this
same period, snowshoe hares
will be legal and in contrast
to the last several years, there
are no counties closed.
Trapping seasons for fur
bearers are similar to last
year. The liberalized beaver
harvest in certain counties was
continued to control flat-tail
numbers and alleviate damage
complaints
Judges Named
For Dairy Show
HARRISBURG Six na
tionally known dairy author
ities from as many different
states today were named to
judge the first Pennsylvania
All-American Dairy Show,
Sept. 14-17, in the State Farm
Show Building, Harrisburg.
By breed, they are. Ayrshire.
John Morns, University of
Maryland, College Park, Md.;
Brown Swiss, George Trira
berger, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N Y., Guernsey, Lee
Yost, Wyno Farms, Muncy, Pa.;
Holstein, Dr John I. McKi
tnck, Welcome Inn Farms,
Dublin, 0, Jersey, Thomas O.
Hams, Carrollton, Ky; Milk
ing Shorthorn, Stuart Rowe,
Davis Rl, Calif
Harold R McCulloch, show
manager, said a premium list
will be ready for distribution
by mid-July and that entries
will close Aug 15. Cash
premiums will total $45,000,
with Holsteins topping the
breed totals at $8,950. Premi
ums for the other breeds will
be Guernsey, $8,129; Brown,
Swiss, $7,345; Ayrshire, $7,138;
Jersey, $6,768, Milking Short
horn, $6,376
An international event, the
show will be open to entries
of these six breeds from the
United States and Canada It
will be sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Department of Agri
culture, its Farm Show Com
mission, and the Pennsylvania
Dairy and Allied Industries
Association The show and
paiking will be free
State Secretary of Agricul
ture Leland H Bull said the
show will afford daily en
thusiasts and the public gen
eially their fiist oppoitumty
for seeing the best dairy an
imals fiom both sides of the
Border at a Pennsylvania
event The show, he said, will
be piimaiily an educational
piogiam that is designed to
impiove individual herds and
to stiengthen the whole dairy
industii
Salt is used in 14,000 different
ways in agriculture, industry,
medicine, in. the home, and in
transportation Salt production
in the U S totals 25 5 million
tons, a year.