KENNETH BOOSE
Municipal Auditorium,
sis City.
jose who is a graduate of
l) elI n Central High
,ol is engaged in farming
halves on a 75 acre
, where he raises steers,
wheat, hay, tobacco,
3s, and laying hens. A
[ highschool graduate,
received the Keystone
nsr degree at the winter
(rence of the state asso
on FFA. at the farm
January.
ccompanymg Boose to
convention this week
t his father, and his fa
'm-law Mrs. Boose is the
jtr Eileen Becker.
insolence is what makes
money-getters uneasy.
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Sfl HERR'S IMPLEMENT STORE
| WEST WILLOW
ARTHUR S. YOUNG & CO.
KINZERS
R. STAUFFER A. L. HERR & BRO.
martindale quarryville
kaylor Bros.
RHEEMS
• Chicago Yards
(From pagoJZ)
lb. steers at 26.00 comparab
le to 25.50 cattle last Wed
nesday.
High choice 1075 lb. steers
28.00 and mixed and prime
1450 lbs. 27.25.. Mixed-good,
and choice 1650 lb.- steers
25.50. Most good to tew
choice, slaughter steers 24.75
- 26.50. Few standard steers
23.00 - 24.00. Standard cows
18.00 - 20 00, utility & com
mercial 14.25 • 13.00, canners
and cutters 12.00 - 16.00, few
shelly and light canners
down to 10.00. Utility and
commercial bulls 18,50-21.50.
Few head good and choice
vealers 31.00 - 32.00, most
standard and good 25.00 -
30 00, cull and utility 15 00-
24.00.
Two loads good & choice,
mostly good grade 440-500
lb c tock steer calves 30.00 -
32 00, Good 535 - 625 lb.
stock steers 2T.50 - 28 50,
good and choice 700 - 950 lb.
feeding steers 24.00 - 27.50,
choice 900 lbs. 27.35, load
medium and good 1,000 lb.
steers 24.00 - 27.50, choice
900 lbs. 27 35, load medium
and good 1,000 lb. weights
23.75. Load good 425 lb.
stock heifer calves 27.00.
CAN YOUR HOME
STORAGE TAKE FAMILY
CHANGES?
Do you have a problem
finding a place for every
thing in your home?
Most of us do with our
compact, efficient houses
which are built with a place
for everything. The trouble
comes when we increase our
family, add a hobby or new
activity, or have a change in
income which means certain
changes in family living.
The first thing you need to
do is determine what is caus
ing your storage problem.
To solve your particular
problem perhaps you need
to rearrange some items so
WALTER BINKLEY & SON
LITITZ
Lancaster Ftinxibtcf/ Saturday, October I 7» 1f159 13
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THIRTY” FOUR ACRES OF SOYBEANS AND SORGHUM Went into" this 150 by 25
by 12 feet trench silo this year. Dean and his father, Mr. Arthur Hotter, conclude that
it will probably hold a total of 50 acres, which Dean hopes to store in the trench next
year. Silage and high quality hay are important parts of the roughage program for the
Hotter dairy herd. Upright silo in the background is empty because of labor problems
in filling and feeding out the silage. • --
that articles you use most TYPES OF PAINT
are easy to reach Discarding .
some items may be the an- correc t type of paint
swer when you compare-the use °tten depends on the
cost of storing or building room. Flat paints are usual
new storage against the val- Sood for living and sleep
ue of the item to be stored. rooms. Gloss and semi-
Making better use of pres- Points are fine for
ent space by* adding shelves. duty use in kitchen,
racks, drawers, fi’es Or peg- bathroom, and play areas. In
board can be a solution. You general, the higher the gloss
can also add storage by put- uiore washable a paint
ting in more closets, built-ins wIU be ~
or storage furniture.
Renting or buying a new
house is the final solution.
This may be the only answer
when you need more room
as well as storage space,
Gladiolus corms should -be
dusted with a three to five
per cent DDT before they’re
stored for the winter This
protective layer of insecticide
will prevent a buildup of
thrips.
FOR ANY FARM PURPOSE
MADE THE FARMER’S
WAY
U - LANCASTER
pA PRODUCTION
. CREDIT ASS'N
1 1» W 411 W. Roseville Ed
w Lancaster, Pa.
Ph. Lane. EX 3-3921
Feeder Cattle and Calf
SALES
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, Inc.
BEGINNING AT 7:30 P. M„ EASTERN STANDARD TIME
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd
SALE SPONSORED BY
State Dept, of Agriculture & So. Branch Stockyards, Inc.
Also Lot of Feeder and Calves at Each Weekly Sale.
Every Wednesday.
EASY BUDGET
BLAH!
You pay in equal install
ments spread over the year
—avoiding big bills in cold
months -when oil consump
tion increases.
GARBER
OIL CO.
105 Fair view St.
MOUNT JOY. PA.
Ph. OL 3-2021
MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
1400 FEEDER STEERS AND CALVES
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PORK is the best source of
thiamine, the B. vitamin that
is so essential to healthy
nerves. In this age of pres
sures, people are concerned
about nervous tension—and
just one serving of pork will
provide 68 7 per cent of the
recommended* daily allow
ance of thiamine for the av
erage man. .
ask for
the wood heater
with the warm
heart!
controlfei
thermost.
BIG FUEL SAVINGS
24 HOUR THERMOSTATIC
DOWNDRAFT WOOD HEATERS
See proof-of claims at
KAUFFMAN’S
HARDWARE
NEW HOLLAND
Ph. JIL 4-0951
Open Thurs. & Fri. ’till 9