PAGE SIX
SHA
Ceurt of Honor
Dallas district Court of Honor wus
held at the local Methodist church last
week with the following scouts being
awarded merit badges: Warren Reed,
second class; Cleo Piatt, life
swimming and cooking; Clifford Fink,
cooking; Alden Ayers, life saving and
life scout, Jack Stookey, cooking. Ex-
aminers were: Elwood Swingle, Rev.
W. H. Stang and Scoutmaster Eck.
Winners of Awards
The following girl scouts, members
of Troop 9, have been awarded badg-
es for completing the following sub-
jects: Dorothea Ayers
Courtright, observers; Ruth Evans,
first aid; Charlotte Monk, Marguerite
Patton, observer , and Emma Ruth
Shaver, observer.
Supper Postponed
The fire company members at a
meeting held last week at the school
house decided to postpone the supper
that was scheduled for Wdnesday
night at the local M. E. church until
some time in October, probably
seventh. In the meantime, anyone
wishing to assist the firemen in mak-
ing this annual affair a financial suc-
cess, can help out considerably by
sending their donations to George
Shaver at his barber shop
street. Any line of food stuffs that
may be used at the affair will be ap-
preciated.
Hospital List
Hugh Williamson is slowly improv-
ing at the General hospital following
an operation.
Herbert Williams is able to be about
his home following a recent opera-
tion.
Ambrose Miller is able to be about
on crutches at his home after being
discharged from the General hospital,
where he was removed following a fall
from. a scaffold oi which he was
working.
Richard Harrison is still confined to
the hospital following injuries he re-
ceived when an automobile in which
he was a passenger overturned.
Frank: Ohlman has been removed to
his home from the Robert Packer hos-
pital ‘at Sayre, where he had treat-
ments.
Teachers Transferred
A number of teachers have been
transferred throughout the various
school rooms of the local school
house. Miss Kathryn Phillips, form-|
erly teacher of the .third grade, has
gradé school where she is teaching
grade school where sh eis teaching
fifth grade. Miss Georgiana Weidner
newly appointed to teach fifth grade
at the Trucksville building is teach-
ing fourth grade here. Miss Lamor-
eoux has been changed from the
fourth grade to the sixth' grade and
Miss Bernice Spencer from the sixth
to the third grade.
Work Progressing
The new pipe line being laid by the
United Engineers and Contractors of
Philadelphia, and which goes through
the township at Trucksville, is well
under way. At present the large
force of men are working in the vic-
inity of Trucksville Gardens. Many
miles of pipe is being laid from Ran-
som. The pipe is to be used by ‘the
Sun Gasoline Co. in carrying gasoline
from its main plant in New Jersey.
Weiner Roast
Hoffman of Main street
members of
Miss Meta
entertained
Kard Klub at a corn and weiner roast
at her home recently.
played and the members enjoyed them-
selves very well at roasting their
weiners over a hot fire. Those pres-
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. John Miles,
Viola Dressel, Emmaret Dressel, Meta
Hoffman, Ruth Laux, Glendon Bul-
ford, Billy Hoffman, John Gallagher,
Red Schwartz, Lynn Webster, Margar-
et Hoffman, Ray Keiper, Helen Hess,
Hess, Harold Kocher, Lloyd Huey and
Ralph Franklin.
Tax Notices Cut
Tax Collector Milton Neyhart has
been busy the past week in putting the
1930-31 tax notices in the mail. These
taxes if paid by October 1, will be al-
lowed a 5 per cent discount on all but
the school and road tax. If paid aft-
er October 1, a 5 per cent penalty will
be added on all taxes. The cards be-
ing mailed now are for school, coun-
ty and poor. :
In many instances substantial in-
creases are noticeable.
Erect Fence
Workmen of the J. B. Price Co. of
Hazelton have completed the task of
erecting a fence on the school prop-
erty on Centre street. The fence is
of galvanized wire, fourfeethigh.
Brief Mention
The first meeting of the Shavertown
branch of the Nesbitt West Side hos-
pital will be held at Dallas the first
First National Bank
PUBLIC SQUARE
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
United States Depository:
Surplus and undivided profits
Officers and Directors:
Wrn., H. Conyngham, President
C. F. Huber, 1st Vice President
Capital Stock
Surplus and profits
Geo. R. McLean, 2d Vice President
Francis Douglas, Cashier
F. W. Innes, Assistant Cashier
.$2.100,000.00
Directors
Richard Sharpe C. F. Huber
C. N. Loveland Edward Griffith
W. H. Conyngham Lea Hunt
Geo. R, McLean Francis Douglas
F. O. Smith T. R. Hillard
Wm. W. Inglis
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
3 Per Cent Interest Paid On
Savings Deposits”
VERTOWN
saving, | ;
church will meet in the church base-|
[ment on Monday evening, this meet- |
the |
on Main
the Kiddy|
Games were |
....$750,000.00 |
| Friday in October.
The firemen will meet at the ‘school
| house on Monday evening. All mem-
bers are requested to be present as
plans for the supper that will be held
lin the near future will be discussed.
The Brotherhood of the Lutheran
ing being postponed from last week.
| All members are urged to be present
| as plans for the coming winter months
| will be discussed.
| Plans are under way for the
| organizing of the Ladies’ auxiliary of
| the local fire company. Any woman
re-
j organization should get in touch with
(Mrs. Charles Ayers.
| Mrs. BE. W. Williams has returned
|to her home at’ Wilkes-Barre, after
spending the past month as the guest
| of hers daughter, Mrs. Ray Heale.
{ Mr. and Mrs. James Harfman of
| Terrace ‘street, have returned to their
{ home after spending a few days with
| relatives at Green, N. Y.
Mrs. Wheeler Hess has thirteen
children enrolled in her kindergarten
{class that she is conducting at her
| home on Main street over the Amer-
| ican Store.
| Elizabeth Rau of Philadelphia and
| Harold Rau of Langly Field, Va., have
| returned to their duties after spending
the past few days with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rau of Spring
street. .
Dorothy Eck has successfully passed
her civil service examinaticns and ex-
pects to leave shortly for Washing-
ton. Miss Eck is at present connect-
ed with the Bell Telephone Co. at
Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Carrie Knox of Newark, N. J,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones of Com-
merce Park, Forty Fort, were recent
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Ayers.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Pritchard of
Summit street recently entertained at
their home: Mr. and Mrs. John Phil-
lips of Plymouth and Mrs. Mary Rime
ler and rs. Harry Donelson and
hter, N ret, also of Plymouth.
a
ONE-ARMED SWIMMER
i Thougt lost one when a
child, Ruth. Pierson, daughter of Jos-
¢ph Pierson, justice of the peace at
Black Walnut, can swim with
During the past swnmmer the girl prov-
led herself an expert swimmer by the
she arm
ease.
ease with which she swam the width
of the Susquehanna river. She has
been taught: to swim by Miss Ruth
and Eleanor | Of the town who would like to join this| Sturdevant of New Haven, Conn. an
instructor in acquatic sports.
| #* * se
Rapid progress is being made
1
the ling of the old
| property on Main street.
on
remode Raub hotel
Ore ——
SHERIFF'S SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930,
AT 10 A. M:
By virtue of a writ_of Alias Fi Fa
| No. 305, October Term, 1930, issued]
| out of the Court of Common Pleas of |
| Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, to me|
directed there will be exposed to pub-
lic sale by vendue to the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the Sheriff's
Sales Room, Courtr House, in the City
of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, on Saturday, the 4th
day of October, 1930, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of the said day, .all the
right, title and interest of the defend-
ants in and to the following described
DALLAS, POST, DALLAS, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1930
lot, piece or parcel of land, viz:
| All that certain lot of land situate
in the Borough of West Pittston, Luz- |
|erne County, Pennsylvania, bounded |
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a corner of Exeter and
| Washington Streets; thence along EX-
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, K looking. You'll find just theright footwear for youngsters of
| removing poisons you never knew (|Z all ages in our collection of Fallshoes for children.
were there. Relieves constipation in 2 IE Have those old shoes repairedtoday. We guarantee our work
hours! Let Adlerika cleanse your || and make old shoes look likenew, :
«ter Street North 32 dcgrees 45 min- the Controller of Luzerne County ot .
utes West 42 [eet to a corner of land his office in the Court House, Wilkes- EO RUEBUIE ETB UES
now or late of D. R. Davies and wife; Barre, Pa., (and no other place) until IE |
thence along line of same North 57 11 o'clock Monday, Sept. 29th, for |g] ;
degrees 15 minutes East .75 feet to a furnishing Luzerne County with ap- gl COLLEGE MISERICORDIA
corner of land now or late of Math- proximately six thousand street lists [Ef
ilda Heineman; thence along said|to be printed in pamphlet form as 5 VILLA ST. TERESA
degrees 45] provided by the s] A
eineman land South 32 act of 1929, P. L. 192 A
minutes East 42 feet to a corner on'approved the 10th dav of April, 1929,
Washington street; thence along Wash and in accordance with specifications
ington street South 57 degrees 15 min- and instructions to bidders
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| A Residential and Day College
on file in
utes West 75 feet to the place of bé- the office of the Ccunty Commission-, |g for the higher education : of
ginning. Excepting and reserving éi. ~ ' women:
therefrom the coal and other miner- Fach proposal must be accompanied
als. by a certified check in the amount of |&f STANDARD COURSES
Improved with a twe and one-half two-hundred ($200.00) dollars made] 5 LEADING TO DEGREES
st stucco building used as store payable to the Treasurer of Luzerne||S
and dwelling. County |I5] Chartered by the State of Pen- |
Seized and taker into execution ‘at ‘iie successful bidder will be re- Is nsylvania, and empowered to
grant the degrees of Bachelor of
Arts and Bachelor of Science.
THE COLLEGE WILL RE-OPEN ;
ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1930 i
For Catalogue
the suit of Hannah Devlin, Assignee
iuired to file a bond in the full amount |
vs. Eugene Rinaldi, Nellie Rinaldi, his of the contract guaranteeing delivery ||
wife, and will be sold by within the time specified in the in-{|E
JOHN MacLLUSKIE, Sheriff. |structions to bidders. =
A. C. Campb=ll, Atty. Envelopes to be marked “Proposals | |
~ Street Lists.” 2
— The Commissioners reserve the right 1]
ORIGINAL No. 144| to reject any or all bids. 5
LUZERNE COUNTY LEONARD D. MORGAN,
SEALED PROPOSALS County Controller. |g
9-12-3t | ¢
O
Apply to the Registrar
SY A EA Re
Sealed proposals will be received by! 9-13-3¢ | ORO NSO
Sleep On Right Side,
Best For Your Heart
If 'you toss- in bed all night and
can’t sleep on right side, try simple!
glycerin, saline, etc. (Adlerika). Just
ONE dose relieves stomach GAS press- |
ing on heart so you sleep soun all ||
night. Unlike other medicine, Adlerika (|
OFF TO
SCHOOL
Back to school the youngstersmust go—and that means they
must he outfitted in new shoes—comfortable, durable and neat
|
|
|
stomach and bowels and see how good |
vou feel! Sold by leading druggists;
in Luzerne by R. M. Stapleton, Drug-
gist. 3
Luzerne Shoe Repair Shop
Luzesne, Pa. 1 Kelley Street D. PERNA, Prop.
i
|
|
|
|
It’s stunning-looking on a ear, this new and bizoer Good-
year HEAVY DUTY Balloon. The exira-ihick All-
Weather Tread armors a sturdy 6-ply SUPERTWIST
CORD carcass—to give extra endurance, extra miles.
Costs YOU no more than an ordinary heavy duty. Good-
HIGH. QUALITY at
ROCK-BOTTOM COST!
Goodyear Pathfinders
FULL OVERSIZE BALLOONS
20x%4040 nn...
0x4.50 ..:.
28vd.75 ha
XS00 fi
90525
| 32%6.00 ....
TUBES ALSO LOW: PRICED
Lifetime Guaranteed
$5.65
6.45
7.65
$8.30
9.55
12.55
year gives greater values because Goodyear builds MIL-
LIONS MORE tires than any other company. Before
you buy another tire, see how much more we offer for
your money—PLUS YEAR ROUND SERVICE!
Here, too!l---More people ride on
Tires than any other kind-~-ask us to prove why
Earl H. Monk
SHAVERTOWN
James F. Besecker Co.
hE
$1.00 Will Start An Account ]
ant DALLAS