12—Lancaster -Farming, Saturday. July 2, 1960
Best Food Buys
Outdoor Items Are Featured
Area food shoppers will escarole, leafy-greens and
have picnics, cook-outs, and east coast round-typo potato
family gatherings in mind as es Sweet corn is reasonably
they prepare for the long preed as several new pro-
July 4th weekend. Ample ducing areas begin shipments
supplies of a wide variety of Prices on celery, carrots and
food items should make it tomatoes remain on the high
possible to please all appe- side.
lites, reports ' Tom Piper Food markets will feature
Penn State Marketing Agent a n attractive variety of fruits
Included in "the'list of out- Watermelons, cantaloupes,
standing vegetable buys this bananas and peaches will ap
week are snap beans, cab- pear as good buys for this
bage, iceberg lettuce, onions, season of the year. Plums,
peppers radishes, spinach, nectarines and grapes are
squash, cucumbers, endive- lower in price this week.
Life Is Sweeten With Low-Calorie Fruit
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Don’t skip dcsseit Just skip most of the calories with the
diet-dolighiful fruit that’s sweetened specially for all of us with
a tendency to put on weight This fluffy pillow of a souffle with
spicv -sweet apricots is but one of the delicious wavs to keep
v our mind off desserts that show on you.
Chilled Souffle with Spic> Apiieols
To Spice Apncofs Drain the mice from a #303 can low-calorie
apricots Simmer juice with a stick of cinnamon, several cloves
and a twist of lemon peel foi about 5 minutes Add 2 teaspoons
'.vine vinegar and the drained apricots. Chill for several hours.
Serve over Mock Souffle.
Mock Souffle• Soak 1 tablespoon plain gelatin in Vi cup cold
water Dissolve it in t cup boiling vvatei Add Vi cup lemon juice
and \\ cup sugar, Stirling until sugar dissolves. Chill until thick
as unbeaten egg white Beat 3 egg whites stiff and whip the jelly
into them Continue to boat until mixture begins to stiffen. Pour
into howl and thill firm.
Clearance Sale
OF ALL
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McCormick & New Holland
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Hay
Equipment
it No. 46 Baler with Engine & PTC
★ New Holland 68 Baler with
Engine & PTO
★ Rakes and Mowers
it Crimpers and Crushers
ALL WILL BE SOLD AT SPECIAL
REDUCED PRICES.
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'NO MONEY DOWN—36 MONTHS TO PAY
D. L. DIEM & SONS
LITITZ, PA. Phone' MA 8-2131
How do you delect a good
watermelon? Usually ripe
watermelons of good quality
are firm, shaped for variety,
fresh and attractive in ap
pearance. There is sort of a
bloom over the surface of
the rind giving it a some
what velvetry appearance;
usually the lower side of
the melon is yellowish in
color. Generally such melons
will have a sweet, juicy and
crisp taste Over-ripe melons
have a dull, lifeless appear
ance and feel soft or slightly
spongy when pressure is ap
plied with the hand.
Locally grown sweet cher
ries and black raspberries
are at the peak of harvest
this week. Local harvest of
tart cherries and blueberries
will get underway next
week.
Poodshoppers will find
little change in meat prices
this weekend. Hamburger,
luncheon- meats and canned
hams will be reasonably pri
ced and featured by many
food stores this weekend.
Chicken will share a fea
ture spot but at slightly
higher prices than existed
last week. Small turkeys
continue at bargain levels.
Eggs continue m ample
supply at steady prices in
spite of declining volume.
Large size eggs continue as
the best buy
Milk has been a symbol of
tho good life through the
ages In tho Book of Exodus
Moses is told that he will
lead his people to a “land
flowing with milk and hon
ey "
For Profitable Feeding All Summer
Use These Feeds . . .
Red Rose Fitting Ration
Ideal for cows with good roughage and
pasture; for cows during dry periods and
young stock and bulls. Helps cows mainta.
their weight during lactation periods.
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Replaces hay, ensilage or pasture! Is
succulent, palatable and bulky; abwtbs
water readily and contains more digest!
nutrients than wheat feeds. Mix_witb
home-grown grains, too.
Red Rose 32% Dairy Svppl
Fits perfectly into a feeding program with
your supply of home-grown grains. Makes
dependable, economical ration—balanced
with essential proteins, vitamins and minera
BUY RED ROSE FEEDS FROM THESE DISTRIBUTORS
MOUNTVILLE WALTER & JACKSON,
FEED SERVICE INC.
R D 2 Columbia, Fa
JOSEPH M. GOOD & SON SNADER'S MILL I. B. GRAYBILL & S ° N
RD. 1, Bird-in-Hand, Pa R. D. 1, Stevens, Pa
See Our Want Ads For Bargain
(fatten,
from GREIDEH LEGHORN FARMS, Inc.
Tips 0n...
Keeping Hens Laying in Hot Weather
1. Put lights on hens from midnight on fl
allows them to eat early in the cool part of t|
morning. Be sure there is plenty of fresh f f
available in hoppers early in the morning, evt
if it means filling the hoppers in the evening
would not recommend lights on laying pullets at
this time df year as it may effect production l a t f
on.
2 On yearling hens, if an all-mash program
being used, feed consumption can be mcrea*
by switching to an all-crumble or all-pellet pi
gram. Hens become lazy in hot weather and ci
eat more with less effort.
3. If you have a pen that gets exceptionally h ot
due to rio insulation under the roof, try whit
washing the roof. Ordinarly the white wash wil
last over most of the hot weather, and you’ll bo
surprised at the difference it’ll make.
4. Fans really pay off. Use large capacity f dm
and mount them so they blow into the pen a
thermostat can be used to stop fans if weather
suddenly gets too cool at night.
5 Check for lice and mites Lice in hot weath
er can wreck a good flock of layers.
The Shaver Starcross 288 is an excellent hot
weather bird. In the 1959 California Random
Sample test, the Shaver birds laid more eggs and
made more profit than any other nationally ad
vertised entry. The California Test is well known
as a hot weather test.
gl ’ Greider Leghorn
, s,AR p«» Farms, Inc.
\Wr Phone OL 3-2455 Mt. Joy R. 1, Pa
Chiisliana, Pa
LEROY GEIB, EST.
R D 2, Manheim, P J
Rcflon, Pa