WHAT'S BEST
FOR YOUR
RED ROSE HAS THE AHSWER!
IT’S RED ROSE
32 BEEF CATTLE SUPPLEMENT
This is the supplement you will wont to use os o mixing ration
for your home-grown grains, or you can use it as a protein supple
ment to balance the feeding of low protein roughages.
and RED ROSE
50 BEEF CATTLE SUPPLEMENT
This supplement is in mash form. Feed 50 Beef Cottle Supple
ment (the nutrient fortifications are double the levels of 32 Beef
Cattle Supplement) at the rate of one pound per head per day.
RED ROSE STEER FEED is ideal, too. Add if fo your corn or other grains to produce well
finished steers!
The secret of cattle raising is in your feed lot.
That's where you will make your profit! So, let
Red Rose Cattle Supplements help you make that
profit. Make sure they are in your feed troughs.
Order your cattle feeds from these dealers today!
Walter Binkley & Son E. Musser Heisey & Son Musser Farms, Inc.
Lititz R, D. #2, Mt. Joy, Pa. Columbia
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Elverson Supply Co.
Henry E. Garber
R. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa.
L T. Geib Estate
I. 6. Groybiil & Son
Refton Strasbnrg
Atglen
Elverson
Manheim
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A good soaking rain is needed
in many parts of the county; the
subsoil is getting dry and the re
cent period of hot weather left
signs of plant damage with
shrubs and trees planted this
season; owners are urged to soak
the area thoroughly eveiy 10
days until we get a soaking rain.
Many lawns have turned brown
but this is natural this time of
the year when temperatures ex
ceed 90 degrees. Most of these
areas will grow back with the re
turn of moisture and cooler
weather. When plants get too dry
the edges of the leaves will be
gin to turn up and get brown; a
thorough soaking down into the
root zone will save the plant.
Property owners desiring to
make a new lawn seeding, or to
renovate parts of the old lawn,
should keep in mind that late
August to early September is the
best time to make this seeding.
Even though some folks had suc
cess last spring with their seed
STEERS?
Heistond Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Quarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Martin's Feed Mill, Inc.
R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Mountviiie Feed Service
Mountviiie
Over The Back Fence
Lancaster County Farm Agent
Lawn Seeding
Red Rose
CATTLE FEEDS
CHas. E. Sauder & Sons
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, September 7,1908
ings, we must remember that the
summer of 1968 was a very wet
one and one with exceptional
good growing conditions. Early
fall scedings have a much bet
ter chance most of the seasons
because of the cooler weather
with more moisture. If a new
lawn or pasture seeding can be
made yet this September, don't
put it off until next "tning.
Cattle Feeding
Many cattle feeders are in
creasing the size of their feeding
operation in order to make more
efficient gains with the same
overhead and labor. When this
is done the importance of good
handling equipment becomes an
asset. The use of loading chutes,
catch gates, and holding pens are
valuable in the proper handling
of cattle Anything that will re
duce the amount of stress and
the number of bruises should
add to the feeding profit. Feed
ers are reminded that good
equipment will make money for
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Terre Hill
Amnion E. Shelly
Lititz
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
Honey Biook
Inc.
Witmer
them and not cost them money.
Plans for many of these items
are available at our Extension
Office.
To prevent sunsealri. wiap (he
lilinks ol newh-planted trots,
suggests Craig S Oliver, exten
sion ornamental specialist at
Penn Slate This is especially
important if the trees ate thin
baiked ones, such as led maple,
ycllowwood, beech, and oak U'-e
crepe paper laminated or plain
bin lap Cut in 4-mch stups,
start at the bottom and work up,
shingling as you go Do not cov
ei bad seals without first paint
ing them.
A clean home seldom bums,
says the National Fire Protec
tion Association Keep your
halls, attic, closets, cellar and
favorite stow-away spots free
from fires’ favorite fuel—rub
bish like discarded clothes,
lampshades, news papers, old
paint cans Clean up now for a
fire safe home.
ALL THAT GLITTERS is not
gold, but these slippers aie tie
leal thing. They aie ciocheted if
gold metallic “Knit-Cro-Sheer."’
with soles of black cotton yam.
A pair goes gladly with a sophis
ticated hostess outfit. You can
make them in women’s, sizes
small, medium or large. Fiee in
stiactions aie available by send
ing a self-addi essed, stamped en
velope to the Needlewoik Editor
of this newspaper along with,
youi request for Leaflet PC 9927.
THIS BUTTERFLY BAG flits
through summer, toting youi'
sunglasses, tanning lotion and
bathing - suit. It is ciocheted of
cotton yaui. The design is made
floin a ciocheted chain sewn to
the bag’ in the foim of a butter
fly. Paillette decorations add
extra sparkle. Free instructions
aie available by sending - a self
addiessed, stamped envelope to
the Needlework Editor of this
newspaper along - with your re
quest for Leaflet PC 9400.
Ice cream and carbonated drinks
of many flavors combine to make
a quick and easy summer cooler
■with the bwilt-ia energy lift.
Wrap Newly-Planted Trees
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