14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 21, 1964 Mail Box Market For Sale 3 walnut logs. Call 569-0756. For Sale Glass gallon foun tains, 40c each 7 ft. culti packer, $75. Call 569-1584. For Sale 16 mo. old Hol stein bull, out ot a Wis Lead er son and a Lucifer Dam with about 150,000 lb. milk - 10 yr. old. Phone 367-4329. For Sale 400 Cashman year ling hens, no electric lights, 45c each. Levi G. Shirk, Nar von R. D. 2, Pa., 3 miles east of Blue Ball on route 322. For Sale 2 grade Angus steers, 9 months old, home raised, weighing 400 lb. each. Phone 569-1787. For Sale Purebred white Eskimo pups. Martin Kready, Manheim R 2, Phone 665-3920. r Farm Women No. 25 is spon sor Sale 250 Kimber pul- a ]j US fa Cherry Hill lets laying two months. No 5 Anyone wishing to go reasonable price refused. Cfl ji 303.1989 Guernsey cow; automatic gas 1 infrared heater. John A. Hoov- For Sale 1 horse, 4 yrs. old, er, R, D. 1, East Earl, Pa. . broke to ride and drive. 1 male ; ——German Shepherd dog, A.K.C. For Sale 4 male Airedale registered, 1 yr. old. Phone pups $25.00 each; good watch 267-5209. dog, female Airedale, 4 years .— —■ — —— old, $15.00. Jonas Martin, Jr. Wanted to Buy Lets «0X New Holland R. D. 1, Phone P.T.O. plate null. Needed for repairs. Phone 685-3728. NEW PROTECTION shipping fever losses 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 Cattlemix A To Follow Up— contains a special feeding level of antibiotic for continued protection against foot rot and many other stresses. Cattlemix A contains the same rumen nutrients as Bio-Ruminutra for low cost gains, thrift and condition. FOWL’S FEED SERVICE R. D. 1, QnarryriUe B. D. 2, Peach Bottom DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. B. D. 1. Stevens C. E. SAUDER & SONS HERSHEY BROS. R. D. 1, East Earl Belnholds *' K 'ifl A »?SL£, GKUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown H rtZ** BOBBER’S MILL & SONS. INC. Wi Tier MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE B. D. 2, Columbia • Crop Summary fcontinued from page 11) PA OCT MILK PRODUCTION SAME AS 1958-62 AVERAGE Milk cows in Pennsylvania during October produced 537 million pounds of milk, down 10 million pounds from Sep tember but the same as the October 1958-62 average. Oc tober milk production this year was 4 million pounds less than in 1963 and 27 million pounds less than the record high in October 1962. During the first 10 months this year 5,968 mil lion pounds of milk were pro duced on Pennsylvania farms or 61 million pounds below the corresponding period a year earlier. The number of milk cows on Pennsylvania farms in Oc- Nicely marked German Shep herd puppy free to good home. Phone 548-2479. against We Hove A Woyne Feed To Meet Every Cettle Feeding Heed. MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Millersvllle tober was 814,000, or 2,000 un- tm jm m m jm m mm§ der a month earlier. Milk cow ■ lIJ9 I I M " I E| numbers are down 3 per cent I from October 1963 and’nfore than 7 per cent below the Oc- c f tober 1958-62 average. There HOUSEHOLD GOODS has been an average of 3Va nwujtuwi,i/ u per cent fewer cows the first AND FARM EQUIPMENT 10 months of 1964 compared Route 222, 7 miles south of Lancaster, Pa., West Lam with the same period in 1963. peter Township. The lack of roughage has NOVEMBER 27 1964 prompted some dairymen in ' the drought areas of the State FARM EQUIPMENT to cull their herds rather rig- . Case Tractor, Cultivator, Plow, Mower; Case PT O oiously or sell the milking Manure Spreader, (belt driven) like new; E.Z Flow Fertilizer herd. A few dairymen who Spreader; John Deere Hay Conditioner; Smoker Bale Carrier; sold cows because of the short McDade 3 H. P. flay Fan; Case Wagon on Rubber; Steel Wheel rougha°e supplies have indi- Wagon; New Idea 4-Ton Wagon with self feeder Bunk 16 ft. tw fiiAv nrp icppninff Bed ‘> Case Corn Planter; Case Side Rake; Spring Tooth Harrow; cated that tney are Keeping Dl Cu itipacker; Letz Roughage Mill, their younger animals. They ~ . ___ . ... _ _ . , plan to ship milk when the HAY — OLD EAR CORN feed situation is a little bright- Poultry Equipment; 2 Brooder Houses; Egg Washer; Pipe er The October milk output per Endless Belt; Bushel Crates; Electric Fencer; Locust Posts; cow was 660 pounds or 15 Bird House; Lawn Boy Roto-tiller; Power Mower; Mast £dger pounds above the October 1963 Mower ; Lawn Sweeper; 22 Bolt-Action Rifle. average. HOUSEHOLD GOODS US MJk Production Continues Dough Tr - ay . Butter Churn( Butter Print; 01d Sled . Bntter 1 °/o More Than a Year Earner scales; 2‘-Bowl and Pitcher Sets; Cane Rocker; Cane Chair; Old Milk production in the Unit- Bed Room Suites; 2 Iron Kettles; Picture Frames; Side Boards; ed States during October is 3 Extension Tables; Plante Bottom Chairs; Wardrobes; Other estimated at 9,652 million Antiques. ' ' _ , _ _ pounds 1 per cent more - .rUving Room State; 8x24 Rug; Several-Rugs; «asy o „p r Spmdryer Washer; Kelvmtaor Refrigerator; Sunbeam Blender; than a year earlier and 2 Washer;-Kelvinator Refrigerator; Sunbeam Blender; cent above the 1958-62 ayer- Q ks stove and articles too numerous to mention, age for the month. On a daily - - S o | e Q f |Q fl.m. basis, October production was . . , - .' down 3 per cent from Septem- FpiTO Equipment to be Sold Ffftt ber, about the same seasonal By . decline os in 1963. ANNA L. BftECKBtCL Milk prices during 1965 are - Auctioneers: expected to hold about even Carl Diller, 786-2712 with 1964 or uo inst a bit J - Everett Kretder, BU4-4517 ’ p 3 Lunch by Willow Street Mennonite Jr. Sewing Circle CLOSE OUT SALE Farm Equipment November 23 OPEN 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. WEEKDAYS SATURDAY 8 a.m. - 12 Noon PRICES SLASHED ON ALL NEW & USED MACHINERY and NEW HOLLAND, INTERNATIONAL & NEW IDEA PARTS .. . ENTIRE INVENTORY WILL BE SOLD AT BARGAIN PRICES!!!! (Going Out of Business) NEW EQUIPMENT No. 901 Gandy Insecticide row erop applicators 10’ Brillion 2-roll Cultipacker New Holland Model 404 Hay Conditioner IH Model 47 Baler IH Model 37 Baler IH Hay Conditioner 12’ Cardinal Elevator IH Corn Planter (3 pomt hitch) Weed Sprayer pumps, booms and guns IH Model 160 Spreader IH Model 103 Spreader Farm*ll 504 Tractor Farm *ll 706 Tractor 504 Farmall Demonstrator tractor Century Portable Space Heaters 1H 8 bottom 2 point hitch plow IH 3 bottom 3 point hitch plow McCullough Model 740 Chain Saw Woods Bale Buster IH Platform carrier for tractor 16' Steel Wagon Bed New Holland Model 47 Mower IH 6* Snow Blade USED EQUIPMENT Wheel Horse garden tractor • 5 H.P. 1H Modcl Hay Conditioner IH 3 bottom plow with 3 point hitch (Demonstrator) New Holland 66 PTO Baler IH 45 B “ er i _ , New Holland Super 66 PTO Baler New Holland 77 "“ er . Eff 46 Baler New Holland 66 Baler with Engine IH No. 3 Blower Brillion Hay Conditioner 4-row com planter IH Model 100 n . „ IH Model 27 Mower * aSSey Ferguson Com Picker Vac-A-Way Seed Cleaner (Practically J® '-•row c, J? ti X ator Used Milk Coolers (can) Gravely Mower New Holland Model 616 Harvester with com head & pick up (demonstrator) USED CUB TRACTOR IN GOOD CONDITION WITH FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT: Plow,- Mower, Cultivator, Disc Harrow, Rotovator CUB CADET TRACTOR EQUIPMENT: 38” Mower, Fenders, Disc Harrow, Cultivator, Lawn Roller MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS & EQUIPMENT SUCH AS: Shovels, Scrapers, Barn Brooms, Hand Tools, Nails, Garden Hose, Lubricating Oil, Grease, Tires, Baler Twine, Fencing, Farm Gates Etc. ALL AT SACRIFICE PRICES!! Hersbey Farm Implement Store WEST CHOCOLATE AVENUE Hershey, Pa. Tools; 2 Ladders; 1 Extension Ladder; Century % H.P. Motor; Of All And Parts Thru 28
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