i by 4 ! 13 I$ 18 i 1% y | 15 | {4 $240.00 InPrizes We Need Your Old Radio YOUR RADIO SET IS WORTH MORE NOW ON A TRADE-IN THAN AT ANY OTHER TIME We have many places to put in your old set because a great many city dwellers are moving to summer homes, cottages, camps, and want a low-priced radio. Many are not leaving for the great outdoors and want to enjoy a Majestic Electric Radio in their homes. A VERY LIBERAL allowance will be made to you for your old radio, any make or style, if you purchase a MAJESTIC. MAJESTIC—KING OF THE AIR $167.50---Less Tubes FOR YOUNG AND OLD pL $240. InPrizes EASY [= INTERESTING PROFITA Drive Into Edwards, ie. Every day the evidence of our greater value-giving grows bigger and more convincing. But it is only by personal investigation that you will be completely satis- fied that here, Edwards, Inc., is the best place to buy Quality Merchandise at Moderate Prices, so, Compare! Shop anywhere and you will find that our prices are consistently lower than those of any other store in BLE CALL today and make arrangements to trade in your old set and treat yourself to Majestic reproduction. WRITE, PHONE OR CALL For our up-to-date Radio Station Log IT’S FREE HARRIS RADIO STUDIO MODERN RADIO STUDIO Phone Kingston 4882 Open Evenings 957 WYOMING AVE. FORTY FORT 3 Prizes Every Week % oe ‘MERCHANDISE 1st Prize, $5.00 CERTIFICATE . MERCHANDISE 2nd Prize $2.00 CERTIFICATE . MERCHANDISE 3rd Pr 17¢, $1.00 CERTIFICATE HERE ARE THE RULES 3 READ THEM CAREFULLY! 3 SPRINGTIME MEANS PERMANENT WAVE TIME TO CLESTA and SUZANNE BEAUTY SHOP 26 PUBLIC SQUARE (Over Ernst) $6.50 PERMANENT WAVE, $2.50 Including Shampoo and Trim $10 FREDERICK MARCEL PERMANENT, $5 With Shampoo, Finger Wave, Trim $15 NESTLE CIRCULINE WAVE, $8.50 With Shampoo, Finger Wave, Trim For Appointment Call W.-B. 21060 Evening Appointments SHAMPOO, 50c MANICURE, 50¢. FINGER WAVES, 50c Clesta Werkheiser Suzanne Graziano “WE MAKE LOVELINESS LOVELIER” MARCEL, 50c¢ 1. Any person living in Luzerne and Wyoming Counties may 3 participate except employees of this newspaper or their immediate families. It does not cost anything to compete. You may use the coupon below or write our your answer in the same form, or, better still, go to any of the advertisers on this page and they will furnish you with additional copies of this coupon. 2. The problem is simple. There are fifteen advertisers on this page. You are required to make up a grammatically correct sen- tence using not more than one word from each advertisement. The person sending in the longest grammatically correct sentence EX- PRESSING THE BEST IDEA will be awarded the first prize. The second prize will go to the person sending in the next best sentence, and the third to the one sending in the third best. ~ 3 Members of a family may work together on a sentence, and may send in as many sentences as they wish, but only one sentence of a kind will be accepted from any one family. Sentences will be passed on by judges appointed by this paper, and participation in this contest will be sufficient evidence that those participating agree to abide by the decisions of the judges. ] 4. There will be a contest each week for the next thirty weeks. Three prizes will be awarded each week. Prizes will be paid in merchandise certificates, which will be accepted as cash by any of the advertisers on this page. The order in which the words are selected and the subject of the ideas will be changed from week to week. These changes as well as the names of the winners will be announced each week. | A AN EN NN NN AN NNN AIS NN EPONA THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL INSTRUCTION Make up your sentence on any idea you wish, taking not more | than one word from each advertisement selected at random. List | the words as shown in the coupon together with the name of the ad- 4 Aad vertisers. patted baited atebstadottaddb aod tata abut dhotadtutn, Olpe / SD ac h lad ICL REFRIGERATION LONG LIFE - - - WwW COST hn Rae alfills all the needs and desires for reRtmaration in 4 e home. Oversize food storage space; plenty of ice cubes; ov, 2 licious desserts. No trouble, just day-in and day-out service at little cost. Own a Welsbach. Luzerne County, Gas & Electric Corp. KINGSTON, PENN’A. Welsbach Refrigeration may be purchased com- plete in beautiful, sani- tary cabinets, or sepa- rately to be installed in your present refrigera- tor. EASY payment plan. USE THIS COUPON wl mamr | oomriwr 1] | 2 3 | 1] 5 | : 3 7 8 9 10 11 Your Name Address \ 4) High-Class Lumber and Millwork CASH CUSTOMERS CATERED TO WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF CASH BARGAINS WHIPPLE BROTHERS, Inc. 702 WYOMING AVENUE, KINGSTON Phone Kingston 7231 City or Town Mail to Word-o-Gram Editor, care Dallas Post, Inc. NN RA A Ra ang “Call in Wilkes-Barre for a permanent while the E WORD-0-GRAM WINNER price is low.” MRS. A. F. STITZER. NERS NPR IRS INI SRN I doth thts thd ahah hd hh A Aah hh AAA Ahr © Jt Wyoming Valley. \ DRIVE YOUR CAR RIGHT INTO THE STORE Park It In the Basement While Shopping EDWARDS, Inc. WEST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE 3 * (8) COAL OF THE BETTER KIND #358 CALL 33 Kingston Coal Co. Kingston, Pa. (9) Frederic Marcel, $8.50 Permanent Beautiful, $5.00 Lozier’s Special Permanent, $2.50 OUR 50c SPECIAL STILL AVAILABLE FOR MARCELS Finger Wave, Water Wave, Shampoos, Manicures and Eyebrow Arches The Lozier Beauty Shop Tel. W.-B. 2216 Open Evenings 8 West Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre 3 ZZ TTS 24) Sn LD LB AS = z ne = Art Work «Engraving Graruic ARTS IE SX EAR IT FE aA x = 7s | Eneraving Go. || Si\ Photo Engravers and Artists || < Sliiiteg ENGRAVINGS FOR NEWSPAPERS, ; MAGAZINES. CATALOGUES, ly i éngravings for Color Printing a Specialty 54 NORTH MAIN ST. WILKES BARRE PA pr : = : W-B. 4237 UT Gi Pare Zs ATT ert] ARS SEE (5) “HUDSON-ESSEX” The Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Company WE WILL ALLOW $100.00 ON THE PURCHASE PRICE OF A NEW HUDSON OR ESSEX FOR ANY OLD CAR THAT CAN BE DRIVEN IN UNDER IT’S OWN POWER. WEST 1089 Wyoming Avenue Phone K. 4556- F J SIDE HUDSON ESSEX COMPANY Forty Fort, Pa. The water supply of the entire Wilkes-Barre district, comprising 52 separate civil divisions, with an area approximately 90 square miles, is furnished by Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Company. The total population is estimated at 371,000, which is served through 82,500 taps in the distribution system. The water, obtained from virgin mountain springs and streams, from 15 separate sources in forested watersheds, is impounded in 89 reservoirs, providing a total storage of 12 billion gallons, and distributed through 705 miles of distribution mains. All Water Served To Consumers Is Carefully Sterilized. 30 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET WILKES-BARRE, PA. MAIN OFFICE
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