** (ortr-.t-f? ""’H nh Halers Tuesday Bn, Avg* 21.2, H> Avg. 28.&0 Hcaster Poultry Exchange Imerstown, Pa } . (Sa l*L 3?’ ißSale 167. Tuesday, July 01, Efiveraging 21 21, thirteen Ktalmg 55' 600 broilers sold |9fte Lancaster Poultry Bx ®c Tuesday this week in a K of 21 to 22 M. One lot 500 Sfbrn fowl, sold at 16 v '- List- Krp 16 lots, 60,800 birds - Bit- the corresponding sale a I® ago, Aug 2. 1955, sale 74, m and offered were nme lots, Mi birds, sold were eight lots, ||o birds m a range of 28 to averaging 28 M v sales at the Lancaster BSptry Exchange total 266,575 Sfe than in July, 1955, but, mes were considerably low- Effißguring from 21 to 23,98 in Mkly July 1956 averages pnct 27.94 to 29.65 cents wfuly a year ago. Wiping Tuesday’s market was it of 1200 White Vantress, | •weeks, one day, consigned by iton H. Shenk. R 6 Lancaster, Rsold to John N Thomas, R 6 Raster, at 22% feted for Thursday were 185, | birds,, adding up a new |c’s record in receipts for the Raster Exchange fere are Tuesday sals by lot ■hers (each preceded by 31-) far, with grower indicated in Intheses, amount and bred, Iby age by weeks and days, pr, and price I Eli B. Stoltrfus, 200 Leg n .fowl yearlings, withdrawn r to sale; 2, Clayton H. pk, 1200 White Vantresss, | to John N. Thomas, 22%; 3, ie Horst, 1500 White Van k, 9-6, to Tilley’s Poultry, 21; Wenger’s Mill, (Joseph Deitz), ) White Vantress, 9 wks, [drawn prior to sale, 5, Clair iley, 500 Leghorn fowl yeanl to Walter B / Lehman r 16%; (avid S. Hoover, 1900 Indian Sr cross, 10 wks, to Walter C. Eingr & Son. 21; 7 Red Rose erimental Farm-William Esh in, 3850 Indian" Rivers, 9-5, Ictor J Koser. 21%; 8, Red iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini'" (earance Sale Of Used | ombines & Balers | John Deere 12 A w| Engine g MoDeering 52 wl Engine 1 Case 12A w Engine 1 A-C Roto Baler P. s f'T.O. - I Case Wire Baler w = Engine h iced For Quick Sale! i Snavely’s arm Service | NEW HOLLAND 1 Phone 4-2214 liniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Prevent mortality and loss of egg production. Purchase vaccines made by the American Scientific Labo ratories, Inc. of Madison, Wisconsin, from... Eastern Stales Farmers’ Exchange or call your loc *1 representative TeL 178 Quarryville Tel. 43755 Lancaster -I rr\W Magazine Editors Find Magic Under the Rafters "Many older homes waste thousands of cubic feet of space in tho attic while rooms on lower floors are straining at the seams . . . That unused space can easily be transformed into one or more very useful rooms—largely by yourself, too.” So said HOME MODERNIZING magazine’s editors in their first edition. Now, they feel they have proved the point—with an attic modernizing project that created two bedrooms, a playroom, and a compartmented bathroom in a mere 25x23 feet of floor space. The roof was literally raised on one side, permitting inclusion of a dramatitf window wall an the boy’s bedroom. Wooden folding doors increase efficiency, close off the tiny bed rooms when they are in use. With doors open, bedrooms are m effect 'part of the play space for the boy and girl sharing the attic. Folding doors also divide three bathroom, compartments. Plywood built-ms make the best possible use of space. Most notable is the built-m bunk arrangement used to divide the bedrooms. ' The lower bunk is on the girl’s side, with a bulletin board above. On the other side of the bulletin board is the boy’s bunk. An electric tram table pulls out from underneath the girl’s bunk into the boy’s room. A movable storage unit at the end of the bunks is shared. Under-the-eaves cabinets and closets store clothing, playthmgs and -other equipment. Phofo shows general view of HOME MODERNIZING editors’ attic from far end of playroom. Wooden folding doors close off the sleeping cubicles when they are in use. With doors open, bedrooms become part of play, area, Attic walls are finished in plywood, with panels of differ ent textures used fpr accent. Wallpaper is also used for dec oration. In floor-plan drawing, note how folding doors are placed to compartment attic proper and .multi-use bathroom to secure privacy. Rose Experimental Farm-Wil 'liam Eshelman, 3850 Indian -Rivers, 9-5, to C F. Manheck, Inc., 21%; 9, Red Rose Experi mental Farm-William Eshelman, 1350 Indian Rivers, 9-5, to Walt er C. Melilinger, 21;'10, Red Rose Experimental Farm-William Eshelman, 3950 Indian Rivers,, SPECIAL BABY CHICK BARGAINS White Cornish Cross Broiler Chicks Available v For Immediate Or Fu ture Delivery $12.00 per 100 Heavy Seconds . . . Phone or write today REICH POULTRY FARM Rl Marietta Ph. 6-7123 poultrymen! Guard flock health ... immunize against . virus diseases w