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THE DALLAS POS1 DALLAS. PA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937 PAGE THREE
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Delhi is Bodin odoin bin oid dod
In the absence of Neil Henry, who was
out of town recently, Bob Jackson handl-
ed the German Bakery routes here.
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Dave Andrews is worried over the con-
dition of his mother, who has been ser-
iously ill,
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Mrs. Stanley Mieczkowski of Pioneer
avenue entertained her two sisters and
their husbands and her father, who is
past ninety years of age. The party in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowbe, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Wonsewicz, John And-
zelewski and the hostess.
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Miss Altheda Holcomb is driving her
new Dodge sedan and visits her grand-
mother on Huntsville street often. The
Post has been a favorite paper with her
| Beh grandmother as long as she can remember.
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\ “Bill” Diltz, who used to work on the
Post, has returned from Benton and is
residing in the Brace home on Main
street, Shavertown, with his bride. Bill
has been a printer, painter and general
versatile hand at anything and is going
to make this township his permanent
home.
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Ces:
The holiday spirit shows where people
congregate now. Someone says Christ
, mas is no longer a day but a season.
Ces
We can't say much about how the cen-
sus will look for this section in 1940, com-
pared with the last census in 1930, but
we do know that it is difficult to find an
empty house,
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The other day, covering some ot our
highways which have been beautified by
the WPA, we came to Ruggles and beau-
tiful Alderson and then to Ruggles’ Hol-
low and climbed a steep mountain only
to be met by Ray Crispell, who sent us
back a mile to Clifford Crispell. It seems
that the Crispell’s are building on the
Ruggles Mountain, where we were headed
¢ by mistake. Before we had gone very far
beyond Dallas George Still, who had
plenty on the truck, boards, plaster board
and coal, at a forty mile an hour travell-
ing speed, dropped off boards at Mrs.
Carrie Ryman’s farm, where a few carpen-
ters and others were doing some building |
and general repair work and improving
jobs and all in all the places were really
wonderful through the cleanliness and
lonesomeness. But as we were returning
a school bus came along, and, by Jove,
if the place did not seem just like any
other place, only way out in the country.
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Few people have ever seen Laketon or
they would not live in the Valley.
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Forrester Still is back with the Dutch i
Mountain Clay Products Co., and makes
his home at Mildred, after finishing an
engineering job at Plains.
T0 YOUR HOME
The old gentleman knows best:—he says
something practical—a fine new rug to
“ up” your home for the holidays—
d No Deposit required—here’s your op-
portunity.
RUG CUSHION
INCLUDED
$34.50 RUGS
Seamless Velvet in a $ 5
variety of colorings and
patterns. Nine by twelve
feet.
$49.75 RUGS =
Seamless Axminst 4
Seamless Aominster s43 50 §
assorted designs and
splendid e¢olor har-
monies.
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t Mr. and Mrs. Doriald Slocum of Main !
street, Shavertown, are entertaining Mrs.
Slocum’s young sister, Miss Carpenter,
from up country.
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Trucker Updyke of Mt. Greenwood,
who recently took upon himself a bride,
has purchased a truck and is now in the
trucking business, hence Trucker Updyke.
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The Cobleigh Brothers are buying new
coal trucks and selling some which they
had in service.
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Axminster rugs offering
wide pattern and color
choosing—Comes in nine by twelve foot
size,
Ae Wilton mg of de § a4 75 A
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Garageman White has presented the
Sea Scouts of Shavertown with 500 cards
which he thinks will be needed to hand
to housewives who have papers for them.
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John Anderson is mourning the loss of 1
is si i , pendable quality and x
his sister, Mrs. Holbrook, who died at her $38.50 GIFT CHEST offering wide selection %
in both ‘color and pattern — In nine by
twelve foot size. i
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home on Rutter avenue, Kingston. Mrs. BER $ 50
Holbrook was also a sister of the late Fragrant, |
Red Cedar ho Rroof
Harry Anderson, Dallas burgess.
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Palmer Updyke of Kunkl driving a : J ’ He 4 ; n
El SECRETARY ou mormon 8 | sros0RUGs
| rort-in wood raised letters, : Selected quality Wilton
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brought about a demand for coa rug in nine by twelve
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$35 CHAIR—SPECIAL ® designs and rich blendings—Truly ¥
Lounge chair — Pillow { ficent rug,
Back, deeply cushioned $ 25
seat—Golden Silk Tap-
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SIX-PIECE LIVINGROOM SUFFE
Overstuffed, Tapestry covered 3-pe.
suite—Settee — two large oie ! DEPOSIT
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Two big pillows and a roomy Otto- ON
man go pn {he se splendid ANY RUG
ensemble—Makes a fine gift to your \
home for Christmag— y IN STOCK
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Winthrop ot $ 2 7 13
As illustrated. In Walnut veneered woods.
N Governor Winthrop style. Spacious com-
partments, adaptable for lady’s or gentle-
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$295 up
12 New Styles
Baby Grands
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Steinway Fischer Rae &
Chickering Winter 3 PH 5
$285 up a 1
| 7 Used Upright Pianos $25—2 >
! slightly Used Steinway Grands # oh
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B Winthrop desk—18 grill doors— *
% 247 S. Main St. 3.2644 hrop: : —- eit
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