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DALLAS \S POST, DALLAS, PA, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1929 |
The Inaugural 0 Mr. Hoover, March 4th
To Be Broadcast Over WGBI, Scranton
Porn Brook Wo
‘This program, Sifect from Wash. event as is possible. : ; : EXTRA GOLD S AMPS ALL DURING |
Services at the Glenview Primitive ington, will be broadcast simultane-| It is through the cooperation of the
Methodist Church on Sunday. will be |eusly with the biggest hook-up of |D. T. Lansing Company, Inc., of THE ANNIVERS ARY S ALE
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as follows: | Sunday “School at 10 country-wide radio stations ever be-|Scranton, Atwater Kent radio distrib-
a. m. and Divine Worship at 11 a. m. | fore attempted through the Scranton |utors for this section, that this pro-
and 7:15 p. m. The pastor, Rev. Ive- | station of WGBIL i i
son, will preach at both services. On| By having this program put on the gram Willibe givin Soeithie
Wednesday afternoon the Juniors will | air in Scranton, it will insure the
meet at 4 o'clock. At 7:30 the mid- | radio listening public of Northeastern A
week prayer service will be conducted | Pennsylvania getting as near perfect | Atwater Kent dealer, James R. Oliver.
by the pastor. reception of * this most interesting | Mr. Oliver is at your service.
A o 1 . °
Miss Louise Williams recently én- Public Speaking ! Wilkes-Barre
tained a group of friends at a coast-
oe 0am a0 em (¢] ¢
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local station.
For further information call local
ing party. Following several hours $58 2 he
el a of coasting dancing was enjoyed. A Contest By Local Musician Dies
; delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Girl Scouts rer
Williams. Abe pai The death of Thomas Rowley, one
Ba : The /Girl Scouts of Dallas, Trucks-| of Wilkes-Barre’s and Wyoming Val-
Mrs. Joseph Lowe entertained a| ij. gnq Shavertown will join the |ley’s most noted musicians which oc-
few friends at a party last Tuesday] ~: : { :
evening at hor. homer vo Hillerest Girl Scouts of Lehman this afternoon | curred early Monday morning, a full
fd / ' A in a public speaking contest to be ; ; : C : e . >
i: Ht View. i, 2 : held in the high school at Lehman Revann of Which wosin be Wie : Starts Saturd M 8 a M h 2
Mr. Walter hrs has accepted by the troop committee of Troop No. oe er ie my : ay Prong 2 larcl :
fe oy : ; P7180 in charge of Mrs. William Major many iriends here. A 0 A d C 2 2 19 ns
a position with Smith-Bennett Corpor- anid: Mis, Russell’ Ide, i ; t ne n ontinues : Intil 8 aturaay,
| ti f Wilkes-Barre. 3 . .
Er : ation ob WW : ) : An interesting program has been
There’s a Difference
planned by the hostesses for the vis: It always seems on the farm thai | § March Oth Inciu sive
iting troops who will be accompanied | to sunshine has a different quality
*
% y Mr. Charles Detrick has recovered
¥ A * © from a recent illness.
: 4 Fo by their captains namely, Mrs. Harry | on Sunday morning’ and in summe ay | .
pL Mr. and Mrs. Z. S. Harmond and Henry, .Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Miss| the birds sing more blithely—Farm | |g} E ARE ready :
| ~~ children of Nanticoke will be the Frances Keeler. .J and Fireside. . for the out-
y 4 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lewin I standing value-giv- : OFF
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| on Sunday. I ing event of the year.
| dl The first real Anni-
Re Mr. and Mrs. John Seymoure are versary Sale we felt
eg leg remodelling their home, a bungalow
Ni into a two family apartment. we ia shud space seh
A A a in which to hold such 2 rie J
ell Wis Jyeon Se will Piel a memorable affair. ~ Our Entire Stock of
> it 4 e ‘city 01 wihlcC she 1S a membper § ® % J 9 .
| G2 next Tuesday evening. Never before have 2 Women S and Misses
we had a sale like it : Sa
NE = ® ok ®
. —It’s our event that
vee | Spring Ensembles
oma (GOats and Dresses
ough, magnifi-
cent planning have
BS " Mr. John Batey is confined to his
home with a broken ankle.
qos wet 5
The members of the Ladies’ Aid of
the Glenview Church were pleasantly
entertained by Mrs, Ralph Connor and
Mrs. Ross Lewin on Friday evening.
After the business session a social
hour followed and luncheon was serv-
8 : ed to the following: Mrs. Emma brought wus thou- 2 :
ke a d HIS is our Anniversary present to you! Your
son, Mrs. E. H. Williams, Mrs. My- a, ph lhe opportunity t h Spel
; % ron Steele, Mrs. John Seymoure, Mrs worth of new mer- PP y to purchase your new Spring
Ye ke DE Mie chandise at unprece- and Easter ensemble coat or dress at a saving of
wf Robert Miles, Mrs. Joseph Lowe, Mrs. dented price conces- 15%"! Think of choosin : i
! 1] 00s
| Walter Rossman, Mrs. Ralph Connor is /0 x ng from Lazarus splendid
Valin Dunnam, Ms ns. assortments of apparel that includes every delight-
| ful model which the Spring Season has brought
UR New York forth . . distinguished ins yle and fabric, and of
1 Erwan Bé ] “looks ng People | avi Files co-operat= Loris’ high standards of quality.
. Manufacturers
(Centre Moreland
mie
co-operated ‘w it h
will Investigate these 10 Points which reveal | Coad, Wil value.
1 ! wait Quy buyers
D i 0 IAC have been working on 7
Th D Ia ae Jtenit 5 \ ‘Specials’ for the past 9 $ 95 §
eron Dona yers, infant son > 3 . ohio tneaths oad sad M 1: d
of Mr. ong Mes, LW. Mysse, of Pel Superior ify now we are ready to cn S CE an 3
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Centremoreland, died Saturday night.
hild 3 held offer you unbelievable .
The funeral of fhe chile Mes ts All over the United States, forward-looking economies in the sea- Dress Shirt S
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In- ’ Ti. , s J
y : people are being invited to investigate the son's fisst fashions, the : | EE
LAZARUS AFPAREL SECTION—SECOND FLQOR
entremoreland
Child Buried
Tens
jE terment was in the family plot in aeweast: faba ; : :
am Centremoreland Cemetery. New Qakland All-American Six, the New Ty ahrissvilie Shirts of superior quality fabrics,
ne ; : : : Y finest new things for custom’. t £ Tori di
ii On Friday evening, February 22nd Pontiac Big Six and OQakiand-Pontiac deal- wear and forihe home ype of tailoring and in
the children and grandchildren of Mr. ers on ten points vital to motoring satis- EL a Sty gud Folens In
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and os Samuel DN faction... We want you to make such an ot a ha 5 _ roma i x
at their home to celebrate their 45th | : Res ln ~ : . ; ndered col- : :
investigaiion. s explain! i : i 3
HR anniversary: ots cat] gaii Come in and let us explain 1 promises to lars . . . all exceptional values! (3 for $4.50) | 1 :
: music were indulged in until a late Te Sine Cot ep Si STIS 1500 Ths Wp Tot de ta LAZARUS=WAIN £LOOR | |
{ hour, when lunch was served to the Oakland-Pontiac de liverec d prices 5 they in ¢ > lowest Landling charges. event. .. in magnitude i 5
A folowing: | General Mc®ors {ime Payment Plan avail ole at minimum rate, of values, in breadth of - / i ¢ Sle
i er ; ) : ssortments, in its stu- ° / ; )
White’s Ferry—Mr. and Mrs. How- WwW a » In. : ; we
ard Mathers and sons, Clyde, George \ G U Y ; E ° 0 0 L BE R T pads) sities of § 35 2 k ;
and Marshal, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah) MAIN STREET TRUCKSVILLE, PA. RR 1:28 E 11 2 h d ue
2 CKS 2 5 at the year's most at- SHE u ? as 101e
Shupp and son, Frederick, Mr. Weber.
Falls—Misses Beulah Hendershot| iam emma ? 7 tractive prices. ° i v
and Nelda Egan. it Jorma Silk Ho SC
Hi Wyoming—Mr. and Mrs. Slocum
i VERY depart-
- iE Switzer, Roland, Samuel; Hilda and 5 >
a wun, ment in the store Lovely hose, of fine semi-service
I Johnson City—Mr. and Mrs. Ira will contribute: Every weight, of pure thread silk from top
day new values will be” $ ® >
to toe, with self colored picot tops and
double toe reinforcement.
Tripp and son, Lewis.
Nicholson—Mrs. Emerson Daily.
Fast Dallas—Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Jacques and daughter, Geraldine.
Centremoreland — Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Howell, Blanche and Frank
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. George Mon-
tross, Ernest, Ruth and Florence
Montross and Miss Olive Montross.
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Seldan Gay, who has been ill for
offered to make this
sale continuously new
. « « The same princi-
ples of honesty in mer-
chandising, courtesy
and sincerity in service
pe widomen | | *32L and *5:22 Queen Make
Daytime Dresses £
LAZARUS—MAIN FLOOR AER
{ some time was removed to the hos- >
! pital Thursday. 0h HIS Anniversary iy
i iia Sale is our way - Fresh, new daytime frocks of
i The funeral of the infant son of Mr. of celebrating another prints, broadcloths, figured
and Mrs. Lorenzo Myers was held at year of friendly store picques, linens, rayons and ging- $ (
{ . the family home Wednesday after- life . . . of cementing - hams, in neat styles, with long or ru
noon at 2 o'clock. more firmly the many “short sleeves. Regular and extra
| BEE friendships we value, sizes.
and proving our faith
in the posperity f LAZARUS—SECOND FLOOR FEE
The Young Ladies’ Bible Class was
Wyoming Valley. HR
ee entertained at the home of Mrs. H.
is L. Dailey Saturday evening, Febru- TODAY!
4 ary 23.
Demonstration
The Young Met's Bible Class held Y R I C
_ their monthly meeting in the base-
under the doctor's care at this writ BE earn | = s. MAIN_THRU TO NORTHAMPTON ST., WILKES-BARRE, PA.
| Jim h Ss Hundreds of Other Anniversary Specials That J Joa
i Miss M B i ding some / ]
i ; RT vs a Ay-American I" he = C i 1 S Represent Big Savings g ve
ment of the chanel 5 : : R 0
ix = RADI
44 i. J. LAUX & SONS
Stanley VanScoy, who has been ill ¥ :
, of Marsh Creek. 4
Little Wits and Peanoes Gay are :
at his home for some time is improv- Shavertown, Pa.