PAGE EIGHT Wins Success. | | The members o the J. [will meet tonight The Mrs. This week marks the second anniver. sary number of the Family Circle, which is now given away by food church parlors. stores to 1,300,000 people every week. Dave as members A s : 5 | Myers, Mrs. Kintz Irvin S. Cobb has written a special fic- | A good crowd is expected. tion story, illustrated Tony Sarg. Thirty famous actors, authors, and | artists have sent personal messages {o | the editor, Harry Evans, famous movie | critic, and these are reproduced. Copies may be obtained charge at any of the American Stores. by | | | vear brary in Birmingham, |parts of the world. at 8 p. committee and Mrs. J. A. B. Class A. B. m., Davis, Class | in the | will | Mrs. Roberts. England, Books in 26 Languages Books in 26 languages were sent last to the Shakespeare Memorial Li- by without | British embassies and legations in all THE DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934. 7 =» Price On BUTTI ' Our Famous High Quality—Fancy, F resk Creamery Butter Silverbrook === Print Butter wl : E ; Cut Frora Tub ). 5 ( 2 us Bie, Again A&P Offers a Special Week-End Sofie SRT OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR! 10: : 21. FINEST No. 1 NEW 50 tb Bag 99¢ ¢ Big 28 Oz. Cans BIG BOY SOUPS: LIMA BEANS EVAP MILK Tall Cans White House Brand 4 Nourishing Wholesome and Deliciously Different! Grandmother’s Quality | CRACKED WHEAT 3READ WHOLE MILK CHEES E ne 9¢ 18c ANN PAGE PRESERVES * + 1 Lb. Can IONA COCOA = 12¢ :- HERSHEY COCOA = 8c FORCE "ruc BRI LL 0 Household P & G SOAP = Lb. m Can 15¢ 2 921¢ 15¢ 2 ves 230 2 ves 13¢ 5 wes 180 OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP 4 Sur ALMOLIVE SOAP pad SWEET POTATOES . ===... 8 ve 25¢ f 25¢ IONA SAUERKRAUT ~ 2-::19¢ 3 = 25¢ 23¢c You Can Taste the Dif- ference mn the Quality! 1 'g 4 cies 19¢ A | \ | | THE GREAT A AMERICAN HOME "KEEPING A NICIOLS DOG? HE BIT MY BOY AND ALL RONALD DIO - WAS TIE A SMALL CAN ON HIS TAIL» |; WHAT'S “THE IDEA OF | | | Five room apartment for rent, mod- fern conveniences, lights and |bath. Inquire B & B Supply Company, | Dallas. 9-14-2t, | electric het Se rl pe FOR SALE — Enameled American {Gasoline kitchen range with oven and J broflor $35. Roll top desk, $3; Paper bailer $5. Box A. The Dallas Post. 9-21-1t. SHERIFF’S SALE Notice is hereby given that on Oc- tober 5, 1934, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the sales room, Court House, Wilkes-Bar- re, there will be exposed at Sheriff's Sale, on execution issued form the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, at the suit of Anna I. Kantner vs. Clarence ‘J. Toole, with noticé to Charles M. Whitesell and Edna, A. Whitesell, his wife, terre tenants, a lot of land situated in Kingston Twp., Lu- zerne County, Pa., 51.65 feet in front on Mt. Airy Drive. and 113.55 feet deep on the one side, 106.98 feet deep on the other side, and 50.41 feet deep in width in the rear, being all of lot No. 227 on plot of M. Airy Terrace. Improved with a two-story frame dwelling, fruit trees and other outbuildings thereon, Luther M. Kniffin, Sreriff Robert F. Dilley. Atty. X TS NCA Estate of Rose Mi. Watkins, a weak- minded person, deceased. In the Court Misg Eli- (sister of Calvin McHose, principal of | | Dallas borough schools, has been | elected teacher in the primary depart- ment of Lake township schools. | Honoring their daughter, |zabeth Culbert, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Culbert entertained at a birthday din- dinner at Colonial Tea Room, Fern- brook on Friday night, guests num- —Jackson- bered twelve. | Ronald Doll, who was graduated | ifrom Columbia University this spring, | Mrs. Sarah Ashton recently enter- | has returned to that institution to|tained her son and his wife, Mr. and | work for his Master's Degree. Ronald | Mrs, Marvel Ashton of Harrisburg. | twas a high scholarship student during oo Ate . k Si his four years in the College of-Liber- ls ny ol ® fod Sh Rice {al ‘Arts. He was also an honor stu-|SPent Sa urday RENE | [dent at Wyoming Seminary where he | Gus Smith has returned home after | took his college preparatory work. | receiving treatment at the Kingston | Officers of Dallas Chapter Eastern | hospital. { | Star for 1933-34 were entertained re | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reakes visited | | cently at 4 dinner given by Mrs. Her- [relatives at Sweet Valley. | man Van Campen of Shavertown. Dur- | {ing the program the program little | Mrs. Steve Sparr of Allentown is | Barbara Lewin, daughter of Mrs. Ruth |Spending a week with her parents here. | froin was presented with a gift as| jr. ang Mrs. the only child to be born t oan officer |g, evening with Mr. | during the year. | Gus Splitt spent Tues- | and Mrs. George | Bulford. > { Sy anu Bong The Ceasetown School under Miss 3 > ! rr | Arlene Frantz, opened on Monday, Vivian, Dorothy Schooley, Jean Kuehn, { rie | September 10, with an enrollment of | | Della, Parrish, Leona, Appleton, Irene Sifty threo pupils. | Pealer, Ruth Lewin, Minnie Coolbaugh, [Gertrude Russ, officers; past matrons| Mrs. Herbert Myers entertained the . Katherine Laidler, Eli- | Ladies’ zabeth Ide, Francis Smith, Natalie | meeting, Adelman, Beulah Frantz, Hazel Rug- | make two quilts, to be contested for | gles. | before the annual chicken supper. { : : | ———— Alice Lucille McHose of Hazleton, 4 Le. OUTLET | | | | | present were: Aid Society for September | It was decided to meet and | EEE Joe Salansky, manager of the Outlet | als | baseball club, declares that his team | AGENTS : VANTED | will win the last two games, and cinch | ti | rtunity for a number of fii 4 9.80 S29pHong) SopR nay | first place in the Mountain League. | L ( of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, No. 17, October Term, 1921. Notice is hereby given that Reynold ® ° Royal Victims ° G. Watkins, guardian, has filed his Of Cupid final account in the above Estate oa that the court has fixed September 24, 1934, at 10 o'clock a. m,, as the time for audit and confirmation of the same, If no exceptions are filed said account will at said time be confirmed by the court. J. T. Griffith, Attorney for Reynold T. Watkins, 9-7-3t. { J | 7 SHERIFF'S SALE On Friday, J o'clock a. October 12, 1934, at ten m., in the Sheriff's salesroom at the Court House, Wilkes-Barre, Penna., Luther M. Kniffen, Sheriff, will sell at public sale those certain pre- mises situate in the City of Wilkes- Barre, Luzerne Count, Pennsylvania, beginning at a corner on the south- easterly side of Barney Street distant 440 feet southwesterly from the corner of Barney and Hanover Streets; thence South 48 degrees 15 minutes East 125 feet to a corner; thence South 41 de- grees 45 minutes West 20 feet to a jcorner; thence North 48 degrees 15 minutes West 125 feet to Barney Street; thence North 41 degrees 45 minutes East along Barney Street 20 | feet to the place of bheginning. Im- proved with one-half of a double frame dwelling, outbuildings, fruit trees, ete. Seized and taken in execution at the Suit. of the Hanover Bank and Trust Company of Wilkes-Barre vs Sarah McCafferty and Frank H. McCafferty, by virtue of writ of fi fa issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to No. 215 October Term, 1934. LUTHER M. KNIFFEN, Sheriff, A. L. Turner, Attorney. SHERIFFS SALE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934 at 10 A. M. By virtue of a writ of Fi Fa No. 173, i oe || Gros, Estner Jacl October Term, 1934, issued out of the : SI OW a a { Mrs. Stanley Grey, Esther Jackson | Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne d br 70 ty f prop. | ” 4 , Te ane DET ASO Cleanses, Sie ud teence, or, Bluroindy Co Gi Te | A romance which began in Lon- County, to me directed, there will be ¥ hools, etc. ... It is profitable, inter. end on a motor trip to Atlantic City, : exposed to public sale by vendue t 3 sm. Pkgs. 25¢ 2 su so 2 c Citing work ead 1 wncauolied as a money-maker. | 105 isited the new steel Pier| om five years ago ai Fipene] oxD Ye pup Ar Sk ) T IE wv i k terials —we furnis Ey. aL 2 ! e 2 | : : F: : < SUPER SUDS Octagon oap oy 4 i ~ tna A eT, . Send | which extends 2,000 feet in the ocean. | in a Salaun Song Shimunaes at the Sheriff’s Sales Room, in the 2 Big Pkegs. 33¢c 3 Pkgs. enlde | your application and reference. | They also motored to Lakehurst, N. J., | recently >in 2 8. annou So E Sheriff's Sales Room, Court House, in THE STEWART IRON WORKS COMPANY air port, where they saw the large | trothal of Prince George 0 ng- the City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne 873 + Cincinnati, Ohio | dirigibles and zeppelins. From there land, above, and Princess Marina County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the ] Carton $ 0 [they drove to Sea Side Heights and on | of Greece. The princess, famed 5th day of October, 1934, at ten o'clock 10 Pkgs. n } to Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, N. J, | throughout Europe for her in the forenoon of the said day, all the 4 [ong saw the Morro Castle, which burn- | beauty, is 27; her fiance, the king right, title and interest of the defend- Chocolate ) | | ed six miles from shore. The ship was | of England’s fourth son, 32. ants in and to the following described SPARKLE Pudding Pkgs Cc WRITE TODAY — DON'T DELAY, tow ed in to shore along the beach andy |lot, piece or parcel of land, viz:— is easily seen. | All that certain lot of land, situated ING While They 3-Oz. Be meee——————————————————————————————————————— Property Sold For Taxes lin the Borough of Swoyersville, Coun- Last Jar TE TR BA } — ty of Luzerne and State of Pennsyl- 7 N | One hundred and two Susquehanna |vania, bounded and described as fol- POWDER Quaker hg 11e ( county properties were offered for sale |lows, to wit: Beginning at a point on Maid Can lfor unpaid taxes recently. Of this {the southwesterly side of Slocum 1 | Street, at a corner of land of Benjamin field P ke \ MEAT SPECIALS number seventy-six were bid in by the |\poiyoway. hence alone Bytheway’s FLOUR Susiny keoneh pkgs Cc | county and twenty-six were purchased |Jand south sixty degrees, west two by individuals. Some of the properties | | hundre d and fifteen feet to a corner on | FOR THIS were bid in by speculators, the owners |& fifteen foot alley; hence along said i UAKER He GC D ad alley south thirty-four degrees, east 9 being snanls to mesl the aves against |g oF feet to a corner on land of John WEEK-END! them. Other rope would hi ye |Lyons: hence along land of John Ly- been sold but. ninety-seven proper y| 1s north sixty degrees east two hun- AMERICA’S MOST POPULAR COFFEE! owners have made arrangements for | Fy on fiftéen feet to a Eonar on loans or have made part payments on gj,cum street, aforesaid and hence a- 7 Rib End their 1531 taxes, So these sales have lon> Slocum street north thirty de= 11 Eo £ up to 4 lbs 2 been adjourned until Putover 1. Sate | grees west forty feet to the place of 5 of properties for unpaid taxes are no |beg inning. Containing eighty-six hun- GC Loin End Ib 19¢c Center Cuts lb 23c uncommon in Susquehanna county.|greq square feet of surface of land, be 5 . a Properties usually, however, bring less | |the same more or less. Being lot No. FRESH {than the amount of taxes for which 32 on plot of lots laid out by D. B. and STEWING CHICKENS iat 19 {yon | sarah H. Edwards in Swoyersville average (i | Borough. Being the premises conveyed RED CIRCLE COFFEE Lh 23¢c 2 ro : ———— Ito Florence M. Nesbitt by Harry F. Clean and cut up ready for the pan, each 69¢ Goeringer, et. ux. by deed dated the BONAR | The Cote Lb Can 27¢ rll IN ( S 10 N= ET eh Supreme \ Lean Front i i i Luzerne County Deed Book 672 page ( Cuts Cc |THEATRE- KINGSTON CORNERS 1 1 ” t tote rime | mproved with a two-story fr SEA FOOD SPECIALS IN OUR QUALITY Center Cuts Chuck Ib 23c Boston Cuts Ib 27¢ | ER dwelling house, garage, outbuildings, : ! Round Bone Cuts Ib 29¢ |fences and fruit trees. MEAT MARKETS! — hl FRIDAY—SATURDAY Sei 1 tal into execution at | A story with the same thrill and £1 olen) ang by > ih ke a Tout | 0 he suit of Jaco orn an Fancy Stewing Oysters 2 coz. 23c¢ LEGS Of SPRING LAMB in, 23¢ grams as the Morro Castle dis- |§ | Korn, his wife, vs. Florence M. Nes- aster . . .a [f |pitt and Lavere Nesbitt, her husband, eo 3 { Fresh Sliced Cod 2 »s Z5¢C “WHOM THE GODS | land will be soki~by Large bs. | | LUTHER M. KNIFFEN, Sheriff Fresh Mackeral rn 25Cma3 > 25€ CROUND BEEF PORK 2 35¢ tl DESTROY” | la. B. Kicoman, Atty. | 18 Fresh Fish Fillets skinless 1b i17¢ f | With— Walter Connolly | = Sto ————— | g : i. [ EB! ox 10 1 MEATY SCRAPPLE » TOC] > Little Neck Clams ™.' po: I0¢ a re iw B RA D. COOKE ~—~Mon. - Tues. - . | 3 || Professional Land Surveyor a Z23¢ | Bing Crosby 1 ENGINEERING y be P F eo] 0} D S iE ®) R 3 . : | | MIRIAM HOPKINS | | Penn’a Register Nec. 4104 : 1 (h —In— 1 SUCCESSOR TO iT li alias & PACIFIC Tea Co. 7 LONC BOLOCNA bo i19¢ 181 i COOKE, Dec'd ; {| “SHE LOVES ME NOT” CHAS. H. Dee E > J A 3 || {§' Phone, Dallas 126. Dalles, Pa. b | 15
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