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Important Announcement
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The Special /
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WAVE $2.50
Including shampoo and trim. No extras. A cheaper
price means only a cheaper quality. Why take chances
of ruining your hair when for just a little difference in
price you will receive a high quality Lozier Permanent
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On the fifteenth of March a pageant
will be presented at the M. E. Social
Hall by members and friends of the
Eatonville M. E. Church entitled “The
Holy Grail. ” By request it was pro-
duced twice at Tunkhannock M. KE.
Church.
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_ Remember the BAKE SALE this
offerhoon.
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Miss Letha Jones spent the Wonks
end ‘at Wilkes-Barre.
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Mr. Albert Wright has purchased a
new Chevrolet coach.
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Mr. Alton Fields, Frank Murphy
and Anthony Diedrick have begun
work at the J. K. Mosser Taning Co.
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‘Mr. C. A. Booston attended the
meeting of the Rotary Club at Dal-
las Wednesday evening.
Those wishing to subscribe for The
Dallas Post should apply to Arthur
Jones who shall see that you get your
paper each and every week.
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Mr. Fasset Crosby, who is taking
a course in aviation, while on his last
visit to Noxen, we understand, was
quite interested to locate a good land-
ing field and take off here. Fasset
is the son of Mr. and Mus. ‘Richard
Crosby.
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The semi-monthly trap = shooting
contest will take place again this
afternoon on the place known as the
Oplinger Farm.
Miss Dorothy Cragle spent the
week-end visiting her sisters at Tunk-
hannock.
Rev. L. V. Yiengst is teaching this
week in the place of Prof. Ingram
‘who is still confined at City Hospital,
having undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
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The following members of our lo-
|cal Order of Junior Order: of United
American Mechanics “attended the
nitiatory ceremonials held in the
Irem Temple at Wilkes-Barre the past
Tuesday evening: Claude Allen,
Sam Blizzard, Carl Brobst, Clark
Brobst, Earl Beam, Walter Bartlett,
Ernest Dendler, A. E. Dimmick, Roy
Dendler, L. Kitchen, Lewis Lord, Sr.,
Lewis Lord, 'Jr., Francis Lord, Ed.
Leibenguth, Jacob Miner, Samuel
Mansfield, Winifred Reed, Chas.
Swingle, William ' Spencer, Jr., John]
Traver, John VanCampen, Albert
Wright, Sherman Webb and Bernard
Dendler.
Result of quoit contest, February
20, 1929:
National League
SGW. La Pet. "R,
Cardinals .....:....015:12 3(.300 40
Giants .... .. 1510 5 .666 28
Reds LLL dn 18 12° 6. .666 30]
Phillies sa lb 127° 6°"6).500 22 |
Pirates .... 1D T8466: 32
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Braves... 18 8 10 .444 28 | will give its senior play March 6 and
28 at the Methodist Church.
Dodgers: ............ 15 3 12 .200
Cubs’ ia dunt 12° %2.10 166
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Oriental Carpet Importers
There is only one way Oriental Carpets can be safe-
ly washed, and that is by hand under the care of ex-
perts. Oriental carpets deserve a care no less specializ-
ed than paintings. We invite our patrons to see their
carpets being washed, by hand, in Castile soap, carefully
rinsed and dried by tepid: air in motion.
All carpets called for and delivered. Other carpets
may be loaned, so floors need not be marred or patrons
inconvenienced. All carpets, tapestries and other wov-
en objects dart. carefully insured while in our posses-
sion.
MARIE YOUSSOUPOFF_ CONNOISSEUR
WYOMING AVENUE AT STONE BRIDGE
Forty Fort, Pa,
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12 billion gallons, and distributed through 705 miles of distribution mains.
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Senators Ln. 15 15 0 1.000 25
Browns: li....ikdl 15 10 ‘5 .666 41
Yanks ...0 el 155: 9.565.600 38 |
White Sox ......... 7:5 7.583 21
Indians ...... 0 8 333. 29
Red Sox... 1 3.12 1.333 28
Tigers olf 1 .266 i
Athletics... 0c. 4
International League
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Reading... LL 5 15 11° 4 .733
Newark... 18:13 5..722 104
Buffalo Glin 1258 «4.666
Baltimore! i... 18.919 ..500
Jersey ‘City’ ........ 18:8 10.444 21|
Rochester ........... 15.:6::9 ".400 14 |
Poronto i iase 18.5418 2.277%. 25]
Montreal ............. E28 94,250 121
New York-Penn League
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Binghamton ........ 18 13:5" 729" 51
Wilkes-Barre ...... 18 9 9 .500: 40 |
Elmira’ cra naol: 8 + .466
Williamsport 8 .466 43]
Syracuse ...s. 8 466 24
Harrisburg "........ 8 .466 20
York 5 8 .466 24
Scranton i... 5 6.9 .400 26
Ringers
International League—297.
New York-Penn—=257.
American—246. >
National-—213.
Players that have pitched ten ring-
| ers or more and games played:
National League
‘Wm. McKebna ...
PH Miller... of Lt ] 27
lCiRelper ot 10
| Clarence Turner . 23
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[along fine.
229 35 ning. The captain, Mrs. Henry, gave
8 given by the troop to ‘their mothers
251 : church next Wednosioy at 4 p. m.
PO Lloyd McHenry, is much better
and will probably be able to get out J
| given by their many friends. They =
‘land to Mrs. Roushey of Trucksville
| who: ably assisted her.
| ‘Clyde Castercline yi :
Bert Scouten .......... eiiihns
Sam Mansfield ........
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Tra: Willer. eedlailt fo pk i
Frank Turner ..
Carl Brobst ... a
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Ry Praver i 0S ava ahd :
Oscar Patton .....lo al) 15
John Traver tony Ludi 18
Ed. Leibenguth ......._....... 12
Sylvester Traver. an 15
James: Traver ........... 12
Lyman Roote lai 4 18
R. Casterline ...
Lewis Lord, Jr. rico... 18 v
New York-Penn League
Loren Case ............kuiiacks
Chas. Swingle
Emery Traver
Elwood Wormer .............. 157
Louis Haeklin' oi 5 12
Fred Schenck
Wm. Spencer, Jr. ........... 15
Substitutes ;
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Frank Wrghy': ig Corl 24
Willard Jones
Clinton Galey ..
L. Ford, Sri. li lot hn 12
Albert (Jones i. 12
Harry Jones .... Load
Sant: Blizzard ol 0 27
Bernard Dendler 12
Jesse Benjamin. ................. 15
where only ringers count:
National League—Wm., Keiper
Clarence ‘Turner. ag ne
American Vongnsioiyde! if Caster-
line and Claude Turner. 0
International League — Lyman
Roote and John Traver.
New York and Penn Leaguo—Lor-
en Case and Fred Schenck.
Substitutes — Albert Jones
Frank Murphy.
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Finals will take fines March 13 ¢ and
20. Bach team will have 12 gam
to lay: Ringers count only.
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‘Edwin Guernsey, of Shavertown, is
confined to the General Hospital ats
Wilkes- Barve, Ry i
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Mrs. Marion Elston, Mrs. Harry
Sweezy, Mrs. Croffred Ide spent the
day with Mrs. Frank Elston, Wed-
nesday. hoe
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Jean Keithline who broke her nose
while playing at school is coming
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The Kingston Township High School
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‘The Dr. Place Bible Class held its
annual dinner at the church last even-
ing. Rev. H. F. Henry was th
toastmaster and Dr. U. D. Rumbaugh
| of Kingston, entertained. :
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The Shavertown Girl Scouts, Troo ;
9, held a covered dish supper at the
Methodist Church on Wednesday eve
fi
instruction on setting of tables and
etiquet. = Complete plans were made
for the White House party to b
and troop committee members, at the
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Miss Reba Jenkins, of New York
| City is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. PF.
Henry. -
Children Improving
ion
Peggy, eldest daughter is Mr. and
| of her sick bed within a few days.
Miss Peggy contracted pneumonia
just two days after Madeline, her
younger sister. Madeline is now re-
ported out of danger. Neither: the
doctor or nurses know how much
longer she will be confined to bed.
Mr. and Mrs. McHenry appreciate
the kindly interest and assistance
are especially. grateful to Dr. Swartz
for his medical skill and attentiom, as
well as to the nurses, Miss Mary Still
who so carefully nursed the little tot
and Miss Nan Redding, ‘of Pittston,
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