14—Lancaster Fanning. Saturday, September 2,1967
• Hove You Heard?
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sils because eggs cause quick
discolO’Ttian of aluminum.
Clem Refrigerator Often
n Warm Weather
Bak ng soda removes odors
and freshens the interior of
the refrigerator.
Clean’ng is important wheth
er you hive a self-defrosting
refrige, ator or one you must
defrost.
Use a solution of two table
spoons taking soda in two
quarts warm water to wash in
terior walls, racks, traps, and
compartments.
Sprinkle some dry baking
scda on stubborn spots to help
clean them.
PUBLIC AUCTION
FRESH AND SPRINGING YOUNG COWS
AND FIRST CALF HEIFERS
REGISTERED AND GRADE
60 - HEAD - 60
Sale to be held in the dairy barn arena at the Aberdeen Sales
Company located on Md. Rt. 22, 6 mi. east of Bel Air, Md. and 6
mi. west of Aberdeen, Md., in Churchville, Harford Co., Md., on
FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 1967
Night Sole 8:00 P.M. EDST
The malority of cattle oifered for sale will be fresh or close
springing. Some cows will have D.H.I.A records of up to/6000
lbs. of milk, 5% fat.
The balance of cattle are due in October and November.
All cattle are T.B. Accredited and Certified Bangs Free. Test
ed within 30 days of sale.
MANAGERS NOTE: This is a fine group of cattle. If you
need additional cows for average months, attend this sale.
For consignments or information, call: 734-6050 or 734-7105.
TERMS CASH
ABERDEEN SALES CO.
Sale Managers
Hairy sale held 2nd Friday of each month.
FEED CATTLE FASTER
AND MORE EFFICIENTLY
THAN EVER BEFORE! *
NOW! Feed up to 200’ of bunk per drive . . . Feed
multiple lots . . . Blend complete rations with . . .
VAN DALE'S NEW AUTOMATIC MULTI-FEEDERS
From the pioneer in silo unloading, come two low
power, mammoth capacity, bunk feeders for in-the
barn or feedlot feeding. You can feed from more
than one silo (at the same time). Feed out to from
one to four-or-more lots. Feed any material with
big 9" or 12" true, bearing-suspended augers, (no
metal-to-metal contact.) Feed entire bunk at one
time; eliminate crowding.
High capacity and dependability... cat! us and we'll
come out to see you. at your convenience.
CALEB M. WENGER
R. D. 1, Drumore Center 548-2116 QUARRYVILLE, PA.
For short-term storage of
foods while you’re cleaning the
refrigerator, a covered card
board box will give better pro
tection than other types of
containers.
Because your refrigerator is
probably used more often in
warm weather, you’ll need to
defrost and clean it often.
Know Cuts of Beef
It’s important to know the
place on the animal where
cuts of meat come from. This
determines how tender a cut
may be.
More tender cuts come from
areas that aren’t exercised
much. For example, meat from
rib and loin sections is more
tender than that from leg,
neck, or shoulder.
Sale Register
SAT. SEPT, 30 at 12 noon -
Public Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Farm Machinery and
Household Goods at Windsor
Rl, Pa. Terms by Anna B.
Bahm, Estate.
Something To Sell?
Try a Classified Ad
In Lancaster Farming
People who class themselves
as big wheels are generally
cracked cogs to everyone else.
NEW
SYSTEMS
FROM
SURGE
New Stall Design With
STAINLESS STEEL And
Longer Lasting Finish
Feed Shields and Feed Boxes of *
heavy gauge stainless steel. All tub
ing has a NEW baked-on ACRYLIC
EPOXY finish for rugged use under
damp, corrosive conditions.
A NEW Roller Randei for easier ad-'
justment Hinged control levers for
operator safety and replaceable
gate bearings make THIS Surge
. Stall RlfiHT for any Parlor System.
B. Wilmer Martin
R. D. #l, Box 403 A
East Earl, Pa.
Phone 215-445-5652
Ralph B. Zeager
223 S. Church St.
Quarryville, Pa.
Phone 717-786-7225
PENNSYLVANIA STATE SALE
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania September, 13,1967
Held in conjunction with the Pennsylvania All-American Dairy Show
One of the many features of the sale
will be a daughter of
ROLLING ACRES GOLD BAR PATTY
VG-89%, Ton ot Gold, Tested Dam on 3
dans. avg. 10,606 504.
■4 365 20,360 794 2x
■6 365 20,359 830 2x
Her daughter selling:
ROLLING ACRES EMPIRE
PATTY JEAN
By Jeanies Empire, son of Regent Basil
Jcanie, winner of 1959 All American
Milking Derby, 4 recs. over 1,000 lbs. fat
(HIR and DHIA).
Consignor: Robert H. Eick, Columbia
Cross Roads, Pa.
Request catalogs from
JERSEY SERVICE, 808 LORD
Klondike Road, Dudley, Massachusetts Phone (AC 617) 943-4635
Public Sale
Farm Machinery
Friday, September 15, 1967
At Buttonwood Farm, 7/10 mile South of Hellam, Pa., on
Accomac Road. The undersigned executor of the Mahlon N.
Haines estate will sell at public sale the following
1960 Farmall tractor model 340, 1958 Farmall tractor model
450, two 1958 Farmall tractors model 350, H Farmall tractor, Mc-
Deering model H9l combine, McDeering Harvester model #2OC
equipped with 48 H.P. unit, 2 McDeering MH corn pickers, Mo-
Deering grain drill, 4 sets of tractor cultivators. International
Baler 37 P.T.0., 9 ft. spring harrow, 2 three section spring har
rows, two 10 ft. spring harrows, case pick-up attachment for com
bine, Owatanna portable hammermill and mixer P.T.O. model
No. 95, No. 10 sixteen disc drill with power lift, McDeering 16 ft.
rubber tire wagon, David Bradley 16 ft. rubber tire wagon, Coby
14 ft. rubber tire wagon, Studebaker 16 ft. rubber tire wagon, 14
ft. homemade rubber tire wagon, 1961 Int. % ton pick-up truck*
1952 F-6 Ford truck, New Holland grain elevator, manure loader*
dirt scoop and snow bucket, Harvest handler elevator, power
sprayer, 2 McDeering mowers, 3 New Idea manure spreaders, two
10 ft. cultipackers, two 8 ft. cultipackers, 20 heavy duty disc har
row, two 18 x 32 disc harrows, three 18 x 28 disc harrows, 3 mod
el No. 211 plows, Model No. 311 plow, 4 garden tractors, McDeer
ing manure spreader, case grass mower, McDeering D V 25 grass
mower, McDeering side delivery rake, McDeering hay condition
er, John Deere hay fluffer. Speedy stalk cutter, hay tedder, potato
plow, 3 horse plows, grass seed drill, tractor grass seeder, lime
drill, New Holland corn sheller, Papec 8” hammermill, silo blow
er, Danauser post hole digger, Papec 13” hammermill, elevator
drag, Ontario grain drill, 2 McCullough chain saws 20” and 42”,
2 platform scales, circle saw, potato planter, DeWalt saw, skill
saw, 36 and 38 ft. extension ladders, wheelbarrow, 4 pr. tractor
chains, several rolls of wire, 350 gal. tank, brooder stove, bag
truck, steel drums, hand cider press, old water wheel, several
loads of small items consisting of log chains, grain bags, clover
seed sower, digging irons, rakes, shovels, grease guns, cables*
various belts, new tractor parts, bolts, nuts and many other small
items used around a large farm.
Approximately 70 tons of clover and timothy hay of 1967
Approximately 15 tons of wheat straw of 1967
Approximately 90 tons of good ear corn
LIVESTOCK
1 Holstein milk cow due to freshen February 1
1 Guernsey milk cow was recently fresh
1 Spotted Poland and China boar hog
4 brood sows 3 are bred and due In early fall
40 shoats of various sizes
NOTE: Farmers, if you are in need of good clean machinery, be
sure and attend this sale. Most of the above listed farm machin
ery is late model and in A-l condition. Lots to sell come early.
Inspection of farm machinery day before sale.
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
Lunch available on the premises.
Terms: Cash
JACOB A. GILBERT, Auctioneer
GILBERT & FREY, Clerks
LAUCKS & MONROE, Attorneys
Get Your Fall Milk Supply At The . . .
of Voidable
HAY, STRAW & GRAIN
10:00 A.M. SHARP
FARM MACHINERY
MAHLON N. HAINES Estate
York Bank & Trust Co.
Executor
THE
M
Many outstanding consignments from
out of state herds including Marlu Farm,
Pioneer Farm, Vaucluse Farm, Tymor
Farm and Twin Elms Farm.
FEED
45 HEAD
Most are due within two weeks
of the sale.
LOTS OF MILK
Auctioneer: S. Braden King
Boonsboro, Maryland