DAIRY DISCOUNT
ANIMAL (ARE AND SANITATION
PORTABLE
MILKHOUSE
HEATER
sjj 598 reg $!7 .75
For heavy-duty service. Dual heat
selector, automatic thermostat
Fan forces warm air to all corners
120 volts, 1320/1650 watts, 5600
Btu’s UL listed.
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AGWAY CALF
SCOUR BOLUSES
S 3 M reg. $4.08
A “Best Value” Agway rec
ommendation. Combines 5
drugs to produce top results.
24/box
AG WAY DIARRHEA
BOLUSES
$3-99 r eg. $4.60
Potent combination of intes
tinal astringents and healing
aids controls simple diarrhea
and winter dysentery in -
adult cattle. 50/jar.
DUOCiDE CHUCKS
’2” reg. $2.50
Get rid of rats and mice the
easy way. Just place un
opened Chucks in problem
areas. The furry freeloaders
love them for a while. 18 3
oz. bags per box.
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.LIP- (A|g) /
iASTER
W.99(B^W
AGWAY DAIRY
$65.95 DUSTING BAG
Contains 25 lbs of 3% Cio
-10 votts drm Dairy Dust
reg $lB 98
AGWAY
NEGAMAST
FOR DRY COWS
s£.49 hox
*fV reg. 57.20
The knock out punch in mas
titis control Special gelled
base keeps antibiotic work
ing for 3 weeks or more 12/
box
LIQUID
BACTERICIDE
& TEAT DIP
$|.39 gal
A soothing, sanitizing solu
tion to aid m the daily battle
against mastitis Biodegrad
able, chlorine type.
BULK TANK DUAL
SAN SPRAY UNIT
s2^*^ reg - $2d95
Automatically mixes proper
strength acid solution for
final rinse after washing and
for sanitizing just before
milking. Complete with dual
spray unit, hose, nozzle and
8 oz bottle.
Extra-Absorbent
Sanitized Kowtowls
54.79 reg. $5.32
case of 8 (250 packs)
Reduce sediment, save time
and work by stimulating let
down. Help control mastitis
High wet strength with built
"in sanitizing agents. 8 packs
of 250 towels per case.
Agway
MOLDED RUBBER
FEED TUB
$M 40 26 qt. capacity
£| ,H reg. $5.75
Liquid Bactericide
& Teat Dip
Biodegradable, chlorine type
reg. 51.60
POWDER SPECIAL!
Formulated for today’s mod
ern dairy. USDA approved
for direct application to
dairy animals Very effec
tive
3% CIODRIN
Sale price 92^/lb.
reg. $1.05
3% CIODRIN
Sale price $3.19/4 lb.
Lancaster
Manheim Pike and
Dillerville Road
394-0541
Save on
Dairy Equipment
$1.39 =“'■
| reg. $1.60
Extra-Absorbent
KOWTOWLS
Case of 8 (250 packs)
reg. $5.32
LOUSE
reg. $3.52
DAYS
SUPPLIES
Heavy-Duty
Metal Feed Truck
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Completely assembled with
wheels
77" reg. $89.95
CALF STRAP
reg $ll4
V x 30' with snap ring.
Black Get these quality
straps while the> last
MASTICORT
Helps lick the tough cases
12/box. Sale price
box
GALLIMYCIN-36
Only 36-houi withdrawal 3/
I box Sale puce
$*1.49
h reg. 52.80
NPS/50
For low-cost herd treatment
12/box. Sale price
SC.I9 boK
J reg. 5.75
Agway Liquid
Pipeline Cleanser
5 3 29
reg. $3.65
Biodegradable, immediately
soluble chlorinated alkaline
suitable for automatic
cleansing of pipelines trans
fer stations and bulk tanks
AGWAY ACID
CLEANER
$0.69
J reg. $4.06
Prevents alkaline residue
buxld-up Protects stainless
steel Non-foaming, biode
gradable.
Quorryville Store
27 E. 4th St.
786-2126
New Holland
219 S. Railroad Ave.
354-2146
Lancaster Farming,
Sat., September 19.1970—19
With children going back to
school, mothers need to check
out the eating habits of then
children to be sure they are
well nourished Getting all the
right kinds of food is important
all year ’round, of course, but
meals may be more flexible in
the summer time
That sound nutrition is a cog
in mental and physical growth
and development is strongly in
dicated by research However,
not everyone needs to stud> all
the research to know what foods
children need for good health
Parents who use the “Daily
Food Guide” in choosing foods
can be sure they serve their
children what the> need This
guide provides tor the foods
that contain the key nutrients
needed for growth and repair
of the body.
Studies show that many chil
dren are poorly nourished and
thus perform poorly at play and
in school. Students who have
an adequate breakfast also dc
better in mental and physical
activities than those who eat a
poor breakfast or none at all
“The Daily Food Guide” is a
very helpful leaflet for those
who plan the meals for the
family. A copy of the leaflet is
free upon request from the Ex
tension home economist.
Send a post card with your
name and address to Miss June
Wilke, Cooperative Extension
Service, 402 North Wing Court
house, West Chester, Pa 19380.
Ask for “Food foi Fitness A
Daily Food Guide ”
A new U S Department of
Agriculture bulletin, designed
for fhe homemaker who likes
va.iety in meals, tells how to
use a food that is both tasty and
nututious
reg. SlO.BO
Nuts which double as a cook
ing mgiedient and as a garnish
snack, 01 appetizei, contribute
rich flavor and crunchy textiue
to many combinations
, Home economists in USDA’s
Agiicultmal Research Service
who piepaied the new bulletin
and developed the recipes, say
nuts can be used as an added
, source of protein and food
eneigy in the diet Most com
j mon nuts contain about 10 to 25
' per cent protein and between
45 and 70 per cent fat
j “Nuts in Family Meals. A
Guide for Consumers” tells how
nuts are marketed, their cost,
the forms to buy, and how r to
distinguish good quality There
is information on storing and
prepaung the nuts for use.
The latest in USDA’s “family
meals” senes gives a wide vai
lety of recipes for main dishes,
salads, soups, breads, desserts,
sauces, and othei nut favorites.
Theie are also serving sugges
tions along with ideas for trans
forming familial recipes into
“company fare ” All recipes give
the number of calories for a
specified amount of food and in
some cases a variation having a
lower calorie value is included
Comes of “Nuts in Family
Meals: A Guide for Consumers”
(Home and Garden Bulletin No.
176) are for sale oy the Superin
tendent of Documents, U S. Gov
ernment Printing Office, Wash
ington, D C 20402, at 10 cents
each.
1 New Zealand was the first
country to allow women to vote,
to provide old-age pensions and
social security for everyone,
and to compel management and
workers to submit their dis
putes to arbitration.
What's New?
Daily Food Guide
Variety Wuh Nuts
New Zealand Firsts