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With Riu tf
KARL DANE *
TUESDAY N NIGHT
Under the Toto Rim
(Zens Creve) { :
MARY BRIAN and RICHARD ARLEN.
THURSDAY SDAY NIGHT ;
Hot Stuff |
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ALICE ICE WHITE \
NEXT SATURDAY NIGKT
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RAQUEL TORRES ;
—Noxen-
George Stitzer, member of the
Limited Twenty Gun Club, shot a big
buck on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Harding are
the parents of a new baby girl.
Like father like son, Kenneth Tur-
ner killed a fine buck on Thursday,
His father got one on the first day
of the season.
W. B. Risley and Stuart Major
made a business trip to Elmira, N. Y.,
on Wednesday.
The Noxen school will close Friday, 2
December 20,-for a two weeks’ vaca- COLORED XFORD
tion. , $1.95 each
Mrs. ‘Samuel Mansfield gave a
birthday party for: her son, Clifford,
on Saturday afternoon. A large crowd
of youngsters enjoyed a good time,
Mr. Jackson, the driver for the
Luxury Bread Company, who had his
arm broken sometime ago, is now able
to do his work without the assistance
of a helper.
Mrs. Ray Miner gave a party in
honor of her daughter, Betty, on Sat-
urday. All present enjoyed a fine time
homas of Main street. playing games, after which luncheon
Oliver Elsworth, who was injured Was serv
when h © fel gown an elovator shait at Mrs. Ralph Montross is suffering
the Roat hardware store, is goming With'an attack of la srippe.
along fine. Xe will “be confined. to Mr. and Mrs. George Case of King-
his hore for a few weeks, however. ston spent the week-end with the lat-
Mrs. Emma, G. Shaver entertained | ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
‘the members of her card club at her| Phoenix.
Be home ‘Tuesday evening.
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A man’s pleasure in opening gay Christmas
packages becomes a still greater pleasure
when the package contains Arrows!
And how little Arrows cost!
Men’s Store, Street Floor
FOWLER, DICK and WALKE
The Boston Store
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Mrs. Albert May, who has been con-
: Ss. Robert Hislop entertained the | fined to her home with an attack of
5 members of the Dallas Card Club at| tonsilitis} is improving.
53 Irem Temple Country Club during the
week.
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Christmas
TREES
Enough For i
Everybody
Beautiful Pocono single and double a
spruce and balsaam trees. Leave
your order with us now while wef
have a large selection to choose§
from. We'll keep it for you ’till§
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LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN §
Made of Native Ground Pine |
25 C Each
CANDY
SPECIALS
American Hard Mixed, Ib.....
Cocoanul Bon Bons; |b.
Chocolate Creams, |b. .- 72008
Clear ‘Toys, ‘Hy. i. veo lichloiaid “30cP i
NATIONAL
FRUIT CAKE
2 Lb. Package $1.65
DREW’ SFAMOUS VERMONT
SAUSAGE
LB.
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Made in Tunkhannock
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A variety shower was given Friday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. John Hack-
Friends of Mrs. Charles Gregory will | ling by the Lutheran Sunday school.
: be pleased to hear that she has re-| The young couple received many at-
turned home from the hospital much | tractive gifts.
oR improved in health. The finance committee of Noxen
| Mrs. Ted Weiser is spending some Parent-Teachers’ Association met
Sal as the guest of Mrs. Harold Wednesday night at the home of
% ‘Wagner. Mrs. Weiser will leave soon Agnes Lutes to discuss plans to raise
40 join her husband in the South, money for needed things at the Noxen
a school. Miss Lutes is chairman of the
committee. ?
Mrs. Elmer Miller i home after two
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where he has accepted a position for
i the winter months with an exclusive
golf club as golf professional.
Mrs. W. E. Webster spent a few weeks’ stay with her daughter, Mrs.
days this week visiting friends at|ugene Miller of Forty Fort.
Plattsburg spent the week-end with
their son and daughter-in-law.
The school board reorganized on
Tuesday evening. M. J. Whitaker re-
mains as president and James Murray
group of the Helping Hand So- Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Straley of
> “ciety a 5t the home of Mrs. J. Rau was as secretary. Irvin Newberry, the
5 vell patronized and a neat sum was j newly-elected director, who takes the
realized. os : place of C. A. Boston on the board,
The Young Women's Missionary So- was installed in office.
ciety met at the home of Miss Mar- |/ Severn Newberry has set up a paint
garet ‘Thomas on Tuesday evening. |SPOP in Tunkhannock.
The meeting was interesting and a clever cartoonist and painter of ability
nice erowd Was Iniattendance, and we wish him success in his new
The. Ladies’ Aid Society met at the SyiEplishent. :
home of Mrs, Lillian Whipp this week. Word was received here this week
The next meeting will be a business that Marcus Newell, formerly of
meeting and election of officers, pre- Noxen but now of Luzerne, was
ceded by a covered dish ‘dinner ? a caught under a fall of rock in the
good attendance is requested mines Monday afternoon. He was
3 Miss: Fannie Millard of Beaumont taken to Nesbitt West Side hospital.
has uccepted a position with Mrs, J At this writing his condition is not
F. Besecker. known.
‘Fred Tui pin, Sr. is il at his home
on Church street.
~~ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Space and
daughter, Madge, and Miss Gertrude Matamous, Pa., to the house formerly
Kintz spent the week-end in Philadel- | ©cCupied by Arthur Jones of Noxen.
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; town with a broad smile on his face
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since he shot o deer.
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Severn is a
Completely Modernized and
with a Great New Line
of Merchandise
The New Dallas Hardware Co.
Mrs. Ashley Traver is suffering with
an attack of tonsilitis.
Edward Liebenguth has moved from
Other Delicacies
For Your Table
FRESH FISH
Pink Salmon Whitings »
Halibut Steak Fillets
Cat Fish, Forty Fathom
SALT FISH ;
HS Finan Haddie
VEGETABLES
-Onions Lettuce
Turnipss Parsley
Cabbage Celery Tomatoes
Sweet Potatoes
ORANGES
.29c¢, 35¢, 39¢, 45¢
and 49c per Dozen
HONEY
Domestic Clover Comb, 25¢
Brookfield Butter
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Oysters
Mushrooms
Cranberries
ALL KINDS OF FRUIT
Just Call Dallas 283-R-10
and Have Your Orders
Delivered
_phia. ‘they were joined there by Mr. !
and Airs. Thesas of Washington, D. C.
Henry Sipple and Herman VanCam- birds for parasites or disease be sure
that the trouble exists in the flock, |
jen are spending a few days hunting. |
John Sullivan motored to Harrisburg |
71 business the forepart of the week. |
Ars. Bessie Williams and
have taken up their residence in the]
“Bgarlat upartments in Kingston ' for |
the winter months. good feed and water during the winter.
Miss Catherine Wetlitchko is out ==
N again after being confined to her home Start Trees Right— Debudding has
A ob, ith an attack of fn grippe.
RY Mk, and Mrs. R. W. Renshaw have | apple trees than pruning, experiments
a frned from a trip to Cincinnati, 0.| Prevent Milk Souring— Bacteria
box pect to o¢cupy their new homie | causes mi1ik to sour. They can be con-
y Montrose before Christmas. trolled by thoroughly sterilizing 'milk
r. and ‘Mrs. George ‘Russ have utensils, removing loose dirt from the |
returned from a tour of the southern | COW’s udder with a clean, damp cloth |
states. While in Florida they visited before milking, and cooling are milk
the latter's sister, who has a large] as quickly as possible to 50 F. or less
Logit orchard there. !
Elston has taken a position
Acheson Bread Company in Rewards Well Earned
re, Soft jobs come to those who have
4s been suspended during| first done hard jobs well; and easy
weather on the stone wall| money is postponed dividends that
the Newberry estate, come to the man who has in the past
: . | earned hard money. ~—Royal Arcanum
“A group of young people of this
: Bulletin.
place had @ narrow escape from de: Y
during the week. While returning Oris Consolation
from a church banquet in Nanticoke.
State College poultry specialist urge. WILL SOON OPEN ITS DOORS FOR
yo Herring
Provide Gand Care pai cai the SERVICE OF THIS COMMUNITY
BASED ON THE CORNERSTONE OF:
SERVICE
ECONOMY
and
SATISFACTION
The Store will be Open for the
Service of the Public While
Alterations are Going On
family | Cc t
should have clean, light stalls or pens arrots
and be provided with an abundance of
developed terminal growth in youn
at the Pennsylvania State College show
First
: Horse—*It’s tough having
Their car ran into a truck and the
road was slippery and foggy. No one
was seriously injured but the car was
‘damaged.
/ Mrs. Peter Lutz entertained the
! members of the Les Obieles” Club at
_fher nome on Claude street Wednesday
evening.
The Dallas Girl Scouts will be
ngstesses this afternoon to the mem-
bers of District No. 3, which includes
rucksville, Shavertown, Lehman an
} : Dallas, to a doll exhibit and :
these motor cars taking our places.”
Second Horse—*“Well, it gives the men
something else to swear at besides
us.”
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