!6—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 7.1969 21 Ugite sells gas For the best in gas service, call Ugite and get all the pleasure and convenience of gas cooking, clothes drying, water heating, bar becuing and home heating. Ugite sells appliances Buy from the people who know gas best. You’ll get better installation, more dependable service, and the know-how that gets the most from your appliance at lowest cost. We offer a full line of ranges, water heaters, room heaters, clothes dryers, gas lights, and gas grills. Ugite sells central heat and air conditioning I T re ! 1 i With a central heating-air conditioning system from Ugite, you get rOTVAL home comfort. Air is warmed, filtered, and humidified for the cleanest winter com fort you can buy. In sum mer, air is cooled, filtered and dried for that crisp coolness missing in so many systems. Our free Total Home Comfort Sur vey will tell you what sys tem is best for your home at the lowest cost. If It’s gas, it’s best if it’s from 11 f J U'J Rt. 222, Ephrafa Ph. 733-2207 • Shoppers (Continued fiom Page 17) About three in ten female family shoppers aie employed, making ease of shopping, time and convenience impoitanl to them Today’s shoppers spread their business around —61% noi mally buy at least one product in anothei store. Of eveiy 100 shoppeis who en ter the supei market, 93 pass the dairy case and 78 of them buy at least one dairy product (as com pared to 94 passing, 80 buying fresh meats; 90 passing, 56 buy ing produce) Dairy sales account foi 8-11% of store sales The aveiage number of instore decisions made in the dairy de paitment is 67 3% Broken down by product, for example, such purchasing decisions as these are made while in the -stoie 78 5% cheese, 54 8% fresh milk, 74 5% othei daily pioducts Biggest food spenders are in the 25-40 age lange have a five or six peison family: a $lO,OOO - income, and shop for food as a gioup—man, women, children To get to the stoie, 94% use a car, 5% walk. 7/10 of 1% use the bus, and 2/10 of 1% other modes of transportation, such as taxi Thu t>-two percent of shop pers tiavel more than two miles to then favoute stoie in spite of the fact that 51% lepoit other supermarkets aie closer. Weekend customers spend nearly three times the total weekly average purchase Thurs day, Fnday and Saturday busi ness accounts for 77% of the ■week’s sales, with Friday the biggest day, Saturday next and Tnuisday third best As anyone could guess, women Clergy Says ‘Holy Cow’ Fare Okay Customer booths are made from church pews, and the walls are hung with cartoons of Biother Sebastian and Brother Juniper in a St Louis self- ser vice soda parlor named the Holy Cow. On the menu headlined “Ser vices.” the Pearly Gate Parfaits, Celestial Shakes, Friends Float, and Disciples Dilemma, a sun dae Ice cieam comes in flavors like Fundamentalist Fudge, Pentacostal Pecan, Mormon Ma ple, Catholic Crunch, and Rab binical Raspberry. There are also more than 40 kinds of pastries, dubbed ‘ln dulgences” that “will make you do penance for a week.” In keeping with all the rest, em ployees wear monks’ robes. “We did it just to be differ ent,” explains one of the own ers The name, Holy Cow, is a familiar St Louis expression, he says, popularized by sports an nouncer Harry Caray v/ho has a copyught on the teim (which does not extend, however, into the food business). To assure good taste, the own ers checked their idea before opening with the Ministei lal Al liance, a group of community clencs The clergyman approved and so does the public. So heartily that the ice cream par lor is expanding into three moi e shopping center locations. Holy Cow! food shoppers outnumber men four to one The ladies also take longer to shop and usually spend $3 00 more' armwaygsw There’s a Farmway ham cleaner for Never hurts to do a thing right. T«Qc j our barn One unit w ill handle any- to a Farmway man, you’ll see. thing from a single gutter to 4or 6 Affiliate of Berg Equipment gutter set-ups. Corporation, Marshfield, Wisconsin* Rugged drhc unit. Here’s strength Your Farmway deafer is: and power for even the biggest , , , barns. Each part of the bam cleaner /•""“““"““"“"■'“V is designed to decrease drag. Less \ maintenance, lower operating cost. * SHENK'S *« New nickel alloy. German made / FARM \ chains are optional. The has a f— CPPVirF minimum breaitest of 54 000 lbs. J OCIV Y lV,c a Steel eletator— Ibc seamier \ ■ heaty 10 ga copper content steel » *“• hrfo-osao ■ plate. No bolts or rnetn HERE ARE 6 WAYS WE COULD SKIMP ON THE FAMOUS LAMCO FORAGE BOX | Use a Jerky Ratchet O UtyO^ 13SS ASST l a danee " 3 Use common beater in place of our Spiral beater which peels, off the material. No Bunching No Plugging 4 - Skimp on a Plain open Jaw transmission in place of our Protectively enclosed unit. 5 - Replace our Positive expensive worm drive with open gears on our Lower Beater Drive 6 - Use ordinary soft wood for our main Stringer and Cross pieces instead of Strong Oak. BUT... We won't skimp We know how valuable Farmers' time is in the Harvest. Lamco is Safe Smooth and Trouble free 14 Foot Standard Box KINZER EQUIP. CO. Your Equipment Center in Lancaster County Box 23, Kiuzer, Pa. F. 0.8. 5995.00 Phone 442-4186
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