The Dallas post. (Dallas, Pa.) 19??-200?, June 24, 1949, Image 7

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Two Economy Bungalow Combination Ranges
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, ; bulbs may be kept in small wooden Flower Growers to Meet— All
FARM TOPICS berry boxes or in flats with fine | men in the florist industry in the
mesh wire on the bottoms for air | State have been invited to attend
. circulation. ~|the annual Flower Growers Con-
Farm Repair Centers—Not much | ference July 19 and 21 at the Penn-
sylvania State College. Rooms in
college dormitories will be avail-
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; equipment or space is needed to
Dig Up Flowering Bulbs—If | .o..i7e 5 useful farm repair
flowering bulbs have not been dug | center. Time spent in sharpening able.
after the foliage has turned yellow | and repairing tools, and in over- Cut Annuals Regularly—Cut an-
or withered, they should be lifted | hauling other equipment will be | nuals in the garden regularly to in-
without delay (in early summer), saved many times over when they | duce them to bloom. If seed is
separated into sizes, and stored in !are in use during the busy summer | collected, store it in small, well-
marked envelopes.
Fertilize Peonies— Peonies and
delphiniums need a 3-12-6 com-
mercial fertilizer. Avoid high nit-
FEED rogenous fertilizers for these plants.
All flowering peony stalks should SUITABLE FOR CAMPS OR COTTAGES
PRICES be cut off unless seed is desired.
Soon Round-up Time— Club,
county, and district 4-H round- S . | » ith M t dG S . 44 50 h
ARE ups start during the summer and pecia price Wi e ere das ervice = ede
“ continue through the Fall. Allen
LOWER! L. Baker, State 4-H leader, the
eT : Fornsalania Siete Collages says
KEEP COWS PRODUCING WELL Se Mandy nh¥e suns x x x
grooming their dairy and livestock | SOLD BY:
FEED T | 0 G A D A 1 R Y FEEDS projects.
FOLLOW OUR PASTURE FEEDING PROGRAM Wear Masks for Safety—Opera-
r tors of spraying and dusting equip-
i ment should wear masks for safety. Brown and Fassett
\ | DEVENS MILLING COMPANY | “ovary 'crios| Brows and Cutten Gas Company
| A. C. DEVENS, Owner shade. old Toll Gate 80 WEST EIGHTH STREET o WYOMING, PA.
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Phone — B one el la dy Rebekahs Enjoy Feed Service Phone Wyoming 327
| Party at Fire Hall Uzerne :
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| | goby Rebekah Lode»! mE EH. EH EH EH BE HE BE BE BE EE BE EEE EE EEE EE EEENEEN
last Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock
in the Fire Hall. Following the bus- EE EE EE EEE EEN EEE EEEEENEEEREEEDNEDE
iness meeting a card and bingo
IT'S NEW...IT’'S COMPLETE! fo
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“Little Red Hen”, Mrs. Byron Pet- . \\
ers; Cards, Mrs. Robert Dover, Mrs. \
party was held.
Refreshments were served. The
B Peters, Mrs. John Bokar, 3'Q
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li d Harold C ; Bingo, Mrs. | 3
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following were awarded prizes: The
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/ AEEEERREEaEEAN les, Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Mrs.
Sam Davis, Mrs. George Shaver, Jr.,
Mrs. W. J. Robbins, Jr., Mrs. Anna .
Folk, Mrs. Dorothy Rogers. 0 | . ( k |
Others present were: Mrs. Grant oO © 2 VY
Croman, Mrs. Seth Webb, Mrs. ad e o r | ce
Evelyn Shales, Mrs. William Dare, |
@ For example a Delaware producer reports oniy
Hl 2.80 pounds of Beacon feed required for each
B pound of meat at 12 weeks.
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A Mrs. Arthur Nagle, Mrs. Blanche JIM HUSTON, Proprietor
} . . Whitebread, Mrs. David MacGown, H = = =
He writes: “We sold 5,392 birds from our Mrs. Mictael Sabol Sr. W. H Clow. Main Highway, Trucksville, Pennsylvania : |
flock of 5,600 and our pounds of feed were ell, Mrs. James Hand, Mrs. Dorothy
| . Culver, Mr. and Mrs, Neual Kester, °
| } : 2.80 for each pound of meat. This was done Sam Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A ¥ h in
Mathers, Mrs. Harold Croom, & e
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on Beacon Complete Starter and Broiler Feed. os Tr Me
bert Hill.
Mrs. Herbert Hill was chairman
of the affair.
Beacon Broiler Feed is a fast growing feed
which helps you produce premium birds
FASTER.
The industries and interests in
the state of Michigan are diversified
and important. It leads in auto
building; other manufacturing in-
terests are numerous. The state
ranks high in agriculture ,and its
commerce includes a large lake traf-
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(i 1072 Wyoming Ave., Exeter, Pa.
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PHONE PITTSTON 2147
: INTELETY BEACO N Dealer
Miles of smiles ahead when
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ne The Checkerboard Sign on this store means it is now thousands of farmers year after year are now readily \
® ready to offer a complete one-stop farm supply service available to you through this Purina Dealer.
& designed to meet your every farm and home need. You'll find this store ready and anxious not only to
B Whether you raise poultry or livestock you'll find supply your farm needs but also to assist you in build-
a Purina-trained men ready to help you solve any feeding, ing a profitable personal program to help you get top
nm sanitation and management problems you might have. production from your poultry and livestock.
a Purina’s complete programs of feeding, sanitation, Make it a point to visit this friendly store to see the
a and management which have proved so valuable to literature and services it has to offer you.
A COMPLETE LINE OF PURINA PRODUCTS .
LABORATORY TESTED...FARM PROVED
PURINA CHOWS SANITATION PRODUCTS FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES
Purina Sanitation Products
are built to help reduce
losses from disease and
+ parasites. They are pre-
ventives that can help you
increase production and
make the best use of your
Poultry, dairy and livestock
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Whatever your feeding
problem, you'll find the
answer in the Chows
that come in the famous
Checkerboard Bag.
Made of the finest in-
complete equipment . . . long-lasting genuine parts—everything you want to put
your mind at ease for a happier vacation.
| la 3 MORE DOLLARS FOR FUN!
| Leave your car troubles here before you hit the road. We've expert mechanics : : 5
have been thoroughly tested
right on the farm for prac-
ticability and length of serv-
ice. No inferior product will
gredients, Purina feed. Especially famous are 0
Our prices leave you more dollars to take with you. Our factory= Shows gre scientifically Purias Chek-R. Tabs, poul- ever bear this fede maths
i : . : ended for top produc- ter tablets: Purina Purina Seeds, Plant Foo
trained mechanics know cars... find trouble in a hurry. They work Be Dor Co a rChelR Ton, xy J tee tol] 9) Pusiaa i gm od :
with special Chevrolet-designed equipment to save more time or bird and backed by a feeding pro- tizer; Purina DDT Fly Sprays. Ask about also products of Purina’s thorough
. . . more money for you. And remember—our genuine parts save gram built to give you profitable returns. the full line. research.
i you costly later repairs!
PAYMENT PLANS FOR VACATIONERS! OTHER SERVICES OFFERED BY THIS STORE "
{ To top it all, we've a budget pin mage to Sides o vacation | KE “ ]
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Baby Chicks—Turkey Poults—Ducklings
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CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS Also a complete line of farm supplies 3 ) im :
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W. E. BOSTON Sweet Valley Road, Pikes Creek, Pa.
Telephone Dallas 461-R-8
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