[PENNSYLVANIA LANDRACE | •X SWINE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION | State Show and Sale I * SATURDAY, MARCH 20 1965 X •x MARTIN'S SALES STABLES t ■x Blue Ball, Pa. Lancaster County * t BRED AND OPEN GILTS BOARS X •x Show at 10:00 A.M. Sale at 1:00 P.M. ♦ JAMES Z. MARTIN, Sec.-Treas., X Rl, Christiana, Pa. X \ t PAUL Z. MARTIN, Auctioneer { **★*★*★*★★★★★*★****★******★*****************, 2ND "IVANHOE" FEATURE SALE AND REGULAR MARCH GARDEN SPOT THURSDAY, MARCH 18 LANCASTER, PENNA. I Sal* held on the J. M. Brubaker farm located in Willow Street Village, 4 miles south of Lancaster, Pa. just off Rtes. 72 land 222. 65 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS (Nearly all are fresh or close Service age bulls Younger heifers) Bang’s Certified, T.B. Accred., Calf Vacc. Nearly all eli gible to ship anywhere. 25 HEAD SELL IN THE “IVANHOE” FEATURE SALE!! These top record young “Ivanhoes” sell 1 with 692 f., 2 y™- • 1 with 654 f., 3 yrs. # I with 600 f., 3 yrs. # I with I with 513 f > z y™-* 1 with 509 f. at 2 yrs. • 1 with 556 at 5 yrs. # 1 with 473- at 2 yrs. • These top re ‘lva, dtrs * selUn S 874 f - ' “CP-84” dam da “/. 73 °- , i > - “VG dam - “VG” 804-lb. dam - 750- * RJ®-lb. -dam-* 601-lb. dam and many others. THERE ARE -STILE MORE TO COME IN ALL HAVE p* EA^L L - CROFF, STRASBURG, °JHER top cattle sell in the regular gar den SPOT SALE!' • A 600-lb. “EX” dtr. of Yarba Admiral **?“• .•is* calf dt r. of “General” out of a M*Ple Just fresh milking 60-lbs, • 586-lb. dtr. of Pabst Sir Roburke Rag Apple due sale time. • Real select group of young herd sires out of dams with up to over 800 fat sad class. “VG” and nearly aU by Tvanhoe”. Be sure you see s^e e on u «rcS" B^ 1I!ND this specul “ ,van Sale starts Noon Lunch Available R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC. Sale Mgr. & Auctioneers Mexico, N. Y. PUBLIC SALE OF FULL LINE OF Implements TO BE HELD Wednesday, March 24, 1965 On the premises located two miles West of Maytown. tion F r«hlf U n M-T,A ; Tr u C f? r with Power steering in good condi -0?’™“ ® eere two-bottom No. 44 Plow with steel bottoms; <S H«n laS j ey u H i arriS Combine in very good condition; No. Ji" 1 r la T n , d B I a ! er : J ohn Deere K.B.A. Disk Harrow on ,- New Idea Lime an d Fertilizer Drill; 4-bar New Idea beds a e n / 6 Z £ ake fI on ri, hher-tire Wagons with 16 ft. *** , sl^e boards; Holland single row Tobacco or Celerv r ft e^w S rl° f r 2 ® ‘ obacc ° Adders; water tank, UkeTew- New Idea Grass Mower used very little; Smoker Bale Elevator; New Idea F.T.O. Manure Spreader; Spring Harrow Preste’r 30 ’^^ 5 b *°u sleigh; feed cart ; Minnich Tobacco hoKt®’ a ® c , ales; tobacco spears and shears; 2000 lb. chain ewL 2 f s . ca J du, S troughs; grindstone; 100 new steel posts for pum ? Jac . k ’ Fairbanks Morse Force Pump; milk n A’ * u “ s : electric clippers; Bucks and field scaffolding; ami „?u an h?’ other lumber; log chains; shovels; picks; forks’ other tools; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention! Sale to start at 12:30 P.M., whdifc conditions? k made known by " MONROE L. WASER h“Pes & Gerberich, Auctioneers S. KraybiU & P. Miller, Clerks Refreshments will be served by a Sunday School Class from -4_ Reich’s Evangelical Church. Catalogs EARL L. GROFF Local Rep. Strasburg, Pa. On farm located three miles Northeast of Elizabethtown, one-half mile North of Manheim Road. International Pick-up Truck with Flat Body and Side Racks, “S” License; V.A.C. 15 Case Tractor, wide front end, 3- point hook-up, hydromatic controls; single 16” Bottom Plow; Ford Cultivator with tobacco hoers; Ford Disk Harrow; two row Corn Planter with feitili/er attachment and bean attach ment; weeder; grass mower, all 3-point hook-up implements; Case Manure Loader; Case “CC” Tractor; V.A.C. 14 Case Trac tor with front and rear cultivator. These tractors all have new rubber on. New Holland Pick-up Baler with motor; New Hol land Hay Crusher; two-row 4 Dropper Bemis Tobacco Planter on rubber; 12 ft. John Deere Lime and Fertilizer Spreader on rubber. These four implements are like new. Front end pusher; New Idea 7 ft. Grass Mower with rubber tire trailer wheel: New Idea No. 206 Manure Spreader in very good condition; 13 disk Ontario Grain and Fertilizer Drill; 3-rubber-tire Wagons with bed and sideboards, and 8 Ply Heavy Duty Tires; 4 sets of tobacco ladders, 3 on wagons; heavy wood wheel wagons cut down with flat; 2 stone beds; New Idea Side Delivery Rake and Tedder; Dearborn Wood Bros. Single-row Corn Picker; old Thresh Machine with blower good to shred fodder; steel land roller; McCormick two-horse riding cultivator with fertilizer attachment and tobacco hoers; two-wheel trailer with cattle rack; double cultipacker; 30 ft. Smoker Bale Elevator with motor; horse-drawn Grass Mower; 2-bottom 14” Oliver Plow on rubber; two and three horse plows; potato plow; hook plow; spring harrows; spike harrow: Case Disk Harrow; Man ure Sled; two Bob Sleighs, one with market bed on; 2-wheel rubber-tire Milk Cart; circle saw; tobacco hoers; feed cart; tray wheelbarrows; Hammer mill with traveling feed table; two hole Corn Shelter with motor: feed rack and trough for sheep; platform scales; Minnich Tobacco Press; Pot Belly Stove; Grab Hay Hook; Milk Cooler, 6 can in row; 4 DeLaval Milker Units: bushel crates; bag wagons; hind gears; front gears; collars; lines; ;; ~single, double & triple trees; spreaders; 1 six horse hitch spreader; forks; shovels; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. Sale to start at 12:00 Noon, when conditions will be made known by Dupes & Gerberich, Auctioneers S. Kraybill & p. Miller, Clerks • Ammon Martin (Continued from Page 4) testify that the lack of animal odor indicates clean premises. A veal operator lives constant ly with the .fear of disease, but on the (Martin farm this fear is minimized by strict vigilance and sanitation. Dr. Porter suggested that his company would be .inter ested in helping a few other aiea fanners get established PUBLIC SALE Valuable Real Estate Wednesday, .March 31, 1965 On the premises Adjoining the Borough of Eliza bethtown, East of Williams Chevrolet Garage, along Schwanger Road. Farm of one hundred (100) acres, more or less, with a lot of frontage along Schwanger Road, thereon erected a large double frame house, one side containing four rooms and bath, oil-fired furnace, hot water heat; the other side containing ten rooms and bath, wash house adjoining. 2-car concrete block Garage; large frame Bank Barn; Corn Barn; large Tobacco Shed with dampening cellar and stripping room. This farm is practically all under cultivation ex cept two acres of woodland, more or less. This is a very desirable place for farming or can be used for building development. May be offered as two separate parts or as a unit. Immediate possession can be given. Real Estate to be offered at 2:00 P.M., when condi tions will be made known by WALTER E. SHANK Carl G. Herr, Attorney Walter Dupes, Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE OF A FULL LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS TO BE HELD Wednesday, March 17, 1965 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 13, 1965—13 in the veal business. The mar ket is a specialized one, he said, and one that will have to be developed as time goes on. “The veal 'business is not one to be jumped into with expectations of instant suc cess Attention to management details can make or break the operation,” the nutiitionist cautioned of to be held frank\ spickler • Hove You Heard? (Continued from Page 9) Keep the machine covered when not in use and you'll cut down on the dust that gets into the woikmg parts. A small biush is a must for removing lint At least once a month clean the machine If you do a lot of sewing you may need to clean it moie often Befoie oiling the machine is a good time to use the lint brush— icmove the tin oat plate and clean the bobbin cainei Use the biush vheiever you see lint on machine parts The manual that came with your sewing machine is your best guide foi odmg insti ac tions. One dicip of oil in each place is enough Never use too much oil on the machine an’d be sure to use the light hind of oil When the thtead breaks and a tiny piece gets caught in the bobbin, turn (he bal ance wheel slightly to release the thread, then draw it out Tweezeis aie useful foi this. 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