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Befoie the law, join loan i ate eluded Thobonowei has always wcll be 11 P eu;cnt 01 vvhalevei
may have been for example slat- had to pay these items, so thole inVtems ' S When
ed as six peicent and the othei is no additional cost The staled D , . . . ,
. _ ~ , . , iv.mu.iui.ai uuu i.m. suuiu Revolving ciedit accounts and
chaiges added and sometimes not peicentage and total finance ciecht cauls aie also involved
noticably disclosed. Now. when chaige will simply be laised to Finance chaiges on these ae
Pigs grow and grow...
when they are led
rid Rose swim am
Use the complete line of RED ROSE SWINE FEEDS to raise your
pigs. Farrowing Ration for full feeding to sows befor.e and after
farrowing; Pig & Sow Pellets meets exacting nutritional require
ments during late gestation, lactation and early growth; Pre-
Starter Pellets with sugar concentrates and high antibiotic levels
for young pigs; Pig Starter Pellets to supplement the sow's milk;
Pig Grower Pellets for pigs 50 to 100 lbs.; Porkmaker, a complete
feed for pigs 100 lbs. to market; and Hog Supplement ... for
feeding with your grain.
Walter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen
Elverson Supply Co.
Elverson
Henry E. Garber
R. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa.
L. T. Gefb Estate
Manhelm
I. B. Graybill & Son
Refton Strasburg
figuring the new late, some include these items Foi example
items not usually covered in the a s.x peicent mtciest late with
old peicentage late must bo in- all the other charges added may
Use these feeds and every one of
your pigs will make money for you!
BUY THEM FROM US
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R. D. #2, lilt. Joy, Pa.
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
Red Rose Farm
Service, Inc.
N. Church St., Quarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Martin's Feed Mill, Inc.
R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Mountville Feed Service
Mountville
Musser Farms, Inc.
Columbia
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chos. E. Sauder & Sons
Terre'Hill
Ammon E. Shelly
JAtitz
E. P. Spoffs, Inc.
Honey Brook
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
inc.
Witmer
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 2S. 19* ''—3
counts have usually been oxpies
seel as a monthly rate—a pel tent
age ot the unpaid balance each
month on the billing date To
Jinve at the annual pei tentage
late lequned b\ the new law,
this monthly late is multiplied
by Twelve Thus, a l\< peicent
monthly m,c becomes an 18 pei
cent annual late
The tiuth in landing law cov
eis uiluaLy all ci edit foi pei
sonal. family 01 fann use up to
525.000 Agu-busmess Rims giv
ing discounts and making caus
ing chaises on legulai puichases
01 selling laigei items on time
payment plans aie affected as
we.l as banks ana finance com
panics Though some points in
the new law will need fmthei
mte. pi elation by the couits the
law is designed to help laimeis
Mid othei coiisiimeis to fully
kno \ how much they aie paying
toi ci edit
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been able to meet the "
of Otii icumois though Ihe't no
a ea? oi t.ght uione\ lo chue. I
pe sonallj ha\e not obaened an;
»e«istance to the higne. limes"
■ ates Tne demand foi moaev is
gieat and oiu bank iates seem
*o be ’ii line with Oi a M"!e less
than in some othei lonchng
aieas
Mussehnen mentioned the
tuith in lending law* tha f go into
effect Jul, 1 aii c n item ol m
pc.tctiice to all faimeis and lend
ing institutions (See othei stoic
page 1) The new law includes
two impoitant paits that must be
observed bj all lending institu
t ons. he said ‘Naineh, the
total finance cnaige and the an
nual pei cent of that chaige must
be guen to the bouowei And
seivice chaige 01 othei chaige
must be spelled out and giv en in
the yearly percentage rate”
John Peck, Ag Representative
of the Conestoga National Bank
said. "Money is still tight but we
aie trying to take caie of all
our customeis. I can’t really see
any change taking place and
theie has been no resistance to
the higher interest rates though
we haven t increased our rates
since the last change in the
Prime Rate Most demand from
farmers foi monev light now is
foi feeder cattle smee the puce
or fat citfie has pulled up the
puce ol replacements,’ he Scud
Women aie unpiedu. table You
nevei know how tne\ aie going
*o manage to get then own v a.
Correspondence
Courses
To Incieasc Bloom
Inciease tne numbci of flow
eis on join annuals In puaimg.
Pinch out teiminal buds 'o in
duce bi anching
Zinnias giovv with one stem,
and a flnwei at the top T, in< h
out the ciowmg tun ot the
plants and ’ ou get Iv .inches at
leal a\ils on the stain Fa_h
b anch beats a flowci 'ou tnus
get main floweis on one
P rc'i'ng is done In -manning
oat - he tips vuh join 'huma and
foieangei
Co-mos snapdiagon- ch \mn
tminum- ch.Mias gnwn liom
a 1 m - and host ot o“ie' wants
ic-poul to mnchmg do o\eu
t/nm tn A o. 'hiee tma'- ana cou
ec f busm p'ents cnmeu with
flow eis
mend-
Mr isold 1 ' ne the exception to
pm Jung need fhe\ b’ md, fiee
h wuhout iemo\al cl to 1 minal
tips
Pinch in eailv in, mie but
slop bv mm aimmei l= e dower
buds fail to open beloie Mu v_a
son end' u!u>santhciuua lul
to bloom beloie li os, unue' if
g’ow ug tips aie i emoted alter
ni'd Jul\
Send \oiu name and add'ess
uith S 3 85 to Home Flouc. ituie,
Box ooDO, Umteisdv Paik Pen
nsjlunu 16302 to leun moie
about summei caic ot annuals
Theie aie no othei changes and
a complete couise coiu comes to
\on by mail Make checks to Tne
Pennsylvania State Umveisity.
Piepackaged Produce
Because items aie weighed and
labeled, prepackaged pioduce
peimits customeis to shop fast
ei, lemmds Catheime B Lore,
Penn State extension consumer
education specialist With ex
cessive leaves and tops i amoved,
the pioduce takes less space in
the refrigerator
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Wednesday Jul> 2
Lancaster Countv Red Ro-.
8 00 pm—Baby Beet and Limb
Club meets, Wilmei Nis-dey
Fi’m I\P Joj