PAGE TWO THE UNION PRESS COURIER § rire v the week-end ow fils industry aithough emplover : HASTINGS NOTES nec gues! 4 Ar Mu gree feat omy I SOME Kress, DRriMN ; ed Aro 1s { 34388 wheel and aa sve thrise £5} with: of renship ing E: > SEE EE : - 1 (17 ORANGE PEIOE TEA = 25° 5% 3a¢] (irvensbiur we i v ypu he LOPE oF EET 4 ! i it's v de od the diffi: ity in securing et and grasddaugh- ‘ : it Oeean ity ysl fic es al oi ‘ rrr Wey or 2 3 > are spending iF § 13in n and Mrs Sam 5 fg ef 4 fp 6 a § e Be 0 E QUALITY TOMATO ACME CORN Whele Cimiden Nie, 2 A nderaon % home {1 fer ar HOE Stenher gre goed in ef BEY. bi i 4 of i : » : sexs ti al ore oh 4 & Bamtans Cums Your Choice cre! davs A Rat Semelsber BEI wi mig: tie ! re I's u Lr ia a FLVTS Pe C A T S U P SWEET POT TOES yg ion i and son Fred Mrs un Spangler Si i» ho ord ily woltld acces ih 4 \ Ne, § Tans Bi is son Dick and Hay Jansure Eugene 54 meisberger spent he DOES tyne of work 14 oz SPIN Cholew Large Ne Wednestiay callers in Ebensburg week in Philadelphia and In Allssii Machine-shop workers needed in the bots. Cc : Tender Groen ie Cums tf Wt Lile an 4 vVaCaiaon Sres Are pring pally gk Hed and we 2 § FF 1 The: Jane Bloom of Ebensburg Mr Joseph Koval and Miss Helen ih.4 machine tool perstors. In sddi- | GOLDEN ERUST Farmdale Sweet Peas, Cats spent several days last week at the Koval of Philsdeiphia spent the past o.. moulders and coremakers are home of the grataifather, ID H Alport week at their home here poaded for foundry work, and shoe ASCO P and Ca Tr Ne. 2 Miss Anna Mary Bobsl employed Mr. and Mrs. John Snlar of Pallon | suehers bath plain and fancy, are re- | §f eas ols, cue tm Washington. D. C. spent several Were recent callers ai the Lumsdue guired in the shoe industry Farmdale Cut Wax o_ : days last week al her home hece home on Spangler Street Recent motorists to Phillipsburg | Miss Doris McMurray is Visiting al | a Ne aaoent stisty | ; Siig | 10, Dorie Blotter is, vast ARE YOUAPART TIME | b ed 25¢ |famdide Stringless Beans, c- Betty Mrs Thomas Robinson and; Bobby and Roy Fisher of Briabin loaves ’ Major MeCoy spent the week-end at the Earl Me- : — Dole’s ™ pple J a Ne. 2 Sunday guests at the Kirkpatrick Killop home, ? Tre BEANS nea ulce, Cann he od A Bu 25¢ | Glenw« pple fter, in home were Mr. and Mrs Heary Lan. Mr. aad Mre. Arch Rounsley of Bar. tzy and daughier Roslyn and Mr Bill ; pesbore were Sunday visitors at ' Kirsch of Spangler he Home Several A Lames Ty r olin Last spent severs: 4a) . Sitat . usunta Cio ad Hinipa Fre. in BaMalno N OY. lant week Beirg a citizen in a AeInOCTecy ie a lo were Tuesday motorists to Johns. full time job. In other forma of gov. ’ own Skilled I abhor Now Becoming ernment. the citizentry make up he Holiday guests at the Edwin Weak D i background, sppesring only in heb land home were Mr. and Mrs. Cullinane A Great National fense N tenes 10 cheer on the ruler: of the Mr and Mrs Howard Meder. Mr. and According to the Authroities ,..... Mrs Jumes Murtha and son James of = . But there Bo room or part time hn ABCO TOMATO GLENWOOD APPLE SAU Ne. Pittsburgh Throughout ihe state demands ho 4 Filizens in oul mh of government § CE, 3 Cams Mr and Mrs Lawrence Moover of tinue to grow for machinists. tool and Co ont is us what we make |B SOUP Palion ere recent viitors at the Paul die srikers, machine 1000 operalis #. Ours is the fault if the wheels of § LYKIT DOG or CAT FOOD, 6 ca Je. Elden home in Hastings 1 th ? peraiors of a machine Lime government do not run smoothly, for § | . Mr and Mrs Alvin Schappert and nalure ldkewise there d RISD WK ihe laswe we made are the rMmadbed. . 25¢ Hurff 4 ooked SPAGHET fs i rhildren of Detroit are spending some seasons dermand consiraction ang | 4 thie men viected are the machine — 8 Tl, 4 “he : weeks here at the home of the former's ag@rcullurs worker? Are you 8 part-time citizen Do you y CE . : ir. and Mrs. ® 5. Schappen in the western part of the flale, pal fit! all your duties s8 & voler—ar 4o : ABCO CRISP ASCO ASSORT ED SPI S, 31 ancis Weakiand js vislisg rele tcularly in the we and Pilsburgh you just shew up at election {ime Vo |B 3 as in Pittsburgh this week indastral gd DeCotTiing Inere asl Your we without due consider ' Ny CORN FLAKES California LIMA 3 a Miss Elsie Buiterbaugh of Harrisburg ingly difficult to find workers avail: on of 0 all qualifications recor) 3 Large i re waz 5 recent visitor at the Paul Elden sbhile for jobs as machinists drafiemen a rue) Pirie { if eandidiaten i MACARONI P 3 EE. howe here sulin DOGGY Bul PEL Felairinen Long Aw si 3 sari.tiey tigen ¥ 10 you . 3 11 Ox. - 25 or S AGHETTIL & : na 25¢ Mrz. Thomas Yahner of Chambers designers machine shop fowemen, ma | ot the laws you have had 4 hand in C hes, i | burg shnl Sunday at he bone of his chine shop « jiipmentl operators, sf making is Yo ory thdnight when ASCO GELATINE DESSERTS, hn | parents. Mr and Mr 1 FP, Yahnet vice tation aflendsnis male clerks you break wie! seems like sn incot : Mr. snd Mrs Eugene Milchak are and stenograpoers domestics, wallres- sequential little law that if you get ABCO PORK 4 PABST El I CHEESE " Shoest 25 visiting relatives in Massaline, Obto. ses, farm hands and sales clerks, The sway with it it's all right? ; Sprain Mr. Stephen Jansure was a Monday concentralion of heavy industries in: Are you a part-time citizen? Do you K BEANS HOM-DE-LITE Salad Dressing, 5 ous 25¢ | Cudahy’s Tang Luncheon | these areds, most of which are work- , evinne interest in all ~ PARD Brand DOG FOOD, 3 10.tu; tin ood Philip's DICED G , 3 big An Editorial by Ruth Taylor Tasd mationat i unsigpmi {raineen. | conditions ave ar =ouid be Tor " ‘Mosers Francis Luradue and James and through the establishment of en | conditions are or would be for You welt Hricks, employed in Buffalo Were uf’ atiop Seajaing and apprentios tenining | 53 You Segiliouly am onthe | iL 30 7¢ per roll an our [¥ WN | r Great “N| ff _wrmx RINSO WX Tad w | Ou G July 4th 8 AMES VU 3 5a 25¢ LIFEBOCY SOP | on SED CAR : | 3 "ao 25¢ 2 See Be foe 2% | 2°19e NDED FOR A «AND DO IT AY!" Look them over! Look st the prices! You'll agree . . . "BUY NOW™ has never before © meant so much!
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