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Sale Register LSI land Church. Tams by tester from last week but below a- and Prime 1 in very Abort sup
persal at the Guernsey wues ureMlehael year ago when there was 13 ply.
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hy Paul Z. Martin. “ 2 ?VSbato km Mate. S 3, (formerly Snavely’s
Thursday, Feb. 18. 1965 at ftthe J. MBrubakerFam, Service) New Holland>
32:30 p.m. P. 8.. Guernsey Sale located m Willow Street vu- pa
at the Ass’n Sales Pav., Lan- lage. Friday, Feb. 26, 1965 at 12:30
caster. Pa. 4 T ® aL Sku c Fam Public Sale of imple-
Thursday, 'Feb. 25, at Noon P - M - Pubhc Sale £ me nts and Household goods
'* on the premises located 3
miles Northwest of Mount
Joy, 2 miles East of Kountry
Kitchen, near Green Tree
Church of the Brethren. Terms
by Arthur B. Gante.
Sat. Feb. 27, 1965 at 12 noon
public Sale of Valuable Farm
Machinery and Personal Prop
erty at RJD. I, Wrightsville,
pa., in Lower Windsor Twp.
Terms by Willard C. Adams.
Sat. Feb. 27, 1965 at 12:30
P.M., Springlea Farm Com-*
plete Dispersal on the prem
ises one-half mile north of Bt.
340, 14 miles east of Lancas
ter, and 4 miles west of Rt.
10, near Spring Garden, Lan
caster County, Pa. Terms hy
Benj. D. Hershey.
Sat., April 3, at 10:00 AM.
Community Farm Sale spon
sored by the Bart Twp. Fire
Co. at the Fire Hall.
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Most calves simply grow up to be cbws. Some grow up to
be a sure source of steady, extra income as well. It all
depends upon how you feed them. The Pioneer Feeding
Program can make the profitable difference. The capacity
to handle maximum feed and produce more milk is deter
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Receipts locally smallest for
any four day period not affect
ed by a holiday since April
1963, twelve market total small
est since June 1952. Supply
fully 75 percent slaughter
steers, 13 percent heifers, bal
ance cows. Steer supply mostly
1350 lbs. and down with the
average weight about the same
as last weeks 1155 lbs. but well
below the 1190 a year ago.
Prime made up an estimated 8
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
FARM MACHINERY
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
On Saturday, February
27, 1965 at 12 noon at R.
D. #l, Wrightsville, Pa.
In Lower Windsor Twp. ap
prox. % mile south of Eastern
High School on the Spring
Vista Farm. The undersigned
will offer at public sale the
following
1961 Ford % ton pick-up
truck with % ton bed in excel
lent condition, Massey Harris
41 tractor, Int. 350 Utility tor
que Amp power steering, two
spring harrows, two discs, Int.
double njw corn planter, D. B.
two hole corn shelter, hammer
mill, Z drills, two point grass
mower, New Holland rubber
tired wagon, side delivery rake,
potato planter, digger, grader
& cutter, Massey Harris mount
ed two row com picker, New
Idea manure spreader, rubber
tire wagon, flat bed wagon,
with steel wheels, two- point
plow, Sanders manure loader,
cultipacker, circular ‘ saw, Z
drum sprayer with orchard,
hose attachment 1 yr, .old,
P.T.O. seeder, four 4-holt hog
feeders, hog creep, “Iff & 15
hole metal chicken nests, lo
cust -posts, Z heavy duty dog
houses, endless belt, sauer
kraut press, sausage staffer,'
crocks, misc. tools, chains, and
many other articles too numer
ous to mention. Terms: Cash
Not responsible for accidents
on day of sale.
Refreshment Rights Reserved
WILLARD C. ADAMS
Owner
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer
Phone Red Lion 246-5056
Gilbert, Whitcomb & Frey,
PUBLIC SALE
IMPLEMENTS AND
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Friday, February 26, 1965
On-the premises located- 3 miles Northwest
Mount Joy, 2 miles East of Kountry Kitchen* near
Green Tree Church of the Brethren.'
1949 Studebaker % ton Truck, with. stake- body;
1948 Chevrolet Truck with “U” License, “A” Title, in
good condition;
Farmall Super “M” with Remote Control; Farmall Super
“C”, fast hitch;' Fast Hitch’ Cultivator; Fast Hitch No, 194
Grass Mower; Fast Hitch Tool Bar’ with S teeth; Fast Hitch 3-
bottom Plow for Farmall;' McCormick Peering three
Trailer Plow with Remote Control; Farmall “C”; Farmall “BN”
with Cultivator and Tobacco Hoers; Henderson Manure Loader;
wide front end for Farmall “C”; Allis Chalmers Combine with
motor and grain bin; Cunningham Hay-Crimper; New Idea 4-
har Side Delivery Rake; New Idea No, 17 -Manure Spreader;
Ontario 14-disk Grain and Fertilizer' Drill; New Idea 10 ft.
Lime and Fertilizer Drill; - Corn Planter- with Fertilizer .attach
ment;- McCormick Peering offset Disk on rubber with Remote
Control; 2-section Case Spring Harrow; Buch Cuitipacker; 2-
row Bemis Tobacco Planter on rubber; 3 rnbber-tire wagons
with 16 ft. beds and sideboards; 5 tobacco wagons with .single
ladders; Smoker 24 ft. Bale Elevator; Even-Flo Silo Distributor;
New .Holland #6B Pick-up Baler with motor on and a foil line
of farm equipment; also Poultry Equipment, and some house
hold goods.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P.M., when conditions
will be made known hy
Dupes and Gerberich, Auctioneers
S. Kraybill and P. Miller, Clerks
Refreshments will be served by -
C.B.Y.F. of Green Tree Church of the Brethren.) ,
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PUBLIC SALE
of
NEW & USED
FARM EQUIPMENT
ALLEN H. MATZ, INC
(Formerly Snavely’s Farm Service)
New Holland, Pa.
Feb. 23, 1965
12:00 Noon
A.C. C tractor with plow and mower, J.D. A with steel
wheels, Farmall M, and others. 1 new Glenco fieldcnlfivator,
disc.- harrows, rotary-hoe, weeders, cultivators, S pL
tiller, corn planters. New. 3 -pt; fetch rear blades, :Z &. ,1 bottom
plows.’' 1 *’
Z - A.C., 1 - N.H., X - I.H.C. Forage harvesters, AA flail
harvester. - Complete' line, of--hay tools, ' mowers,. condttmßbrs;
rakes and balers.- 3 A.C. £0 combines/ one with 2:rpw.'eorh
head, ,I.H.C. c6n*inder'windrow att. forW&66combi*es. "'
TRUCKS
. 1952 Ford % ton pickup, 195(1 Dodge % .ton pickup, 1947
Int. step-in truck.
New hay drier -lahs-and root .duster, new wagon elevator
for LH.C. com binder.
New tools and hardware, butchering equipment, lawn
mowers, chain saws, and garden tractors.
Refreshments will be served.
Auctioneers: Frank Snyder and Son
Clerks: .Martin and Senseuig
of
to be held
ARTHUR B. GANTZ