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25 ls 39¢
LAYING MASH oo 25 Ibs. 53¢
Whole or Cracked Corn ....... 25 1bs. 39¢
STARTING MASH ....oou..... 25 Ibs. 53¢
Ovaltine (large) ....can 59¢
Ovaltine (small) . . .. can 33¢c
SOFT AS SILK
Cake Flour .............23¢
Wheaties ..........pkg.10c
Clothes Pins . . (pkg. of 40) 5c
Table Salt ........101bs.17¢c
Del Maiz Niblets . ... can lle
Del Maiz Corn . . . .3 cans 25¢
Green Giant Peas 2 cans 25¢
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Healey Addresses
Parents On Crime
Two New Officers Named
By PTA To Fill
Vacancies
The Parent-Teacher Association of
Kingston Township held its first meet-
ing of the new term on Monday might.
The resignation of Mr. Zimmerman,
president, who has secured employ
ment in the western part of the State,
and that of Mr. White, the treasurer,
who has secured a position as com-
mercial teacher in Bloomsburg schools,
were accepted.
Mrs. Meacham, vice-president, pre-
sided. She was elected president and
Benjamin Post was named treasurer.
Mrs. Meacham announced committees
will be named in a few days. Samuel
Davis, secretary, gave the treasurer's
report which was accepted.
Mr. Coolbaugh, principal of the
morning session at Shavertown school,
reported ten pupils were found 10 per
cent underweight and were entitled to
free milk. The afternoon classes will
be weighed in a few days. Members
of the PTA voted to continue giving
free milk to those underweight. Prof.
J. A. Martin, supervising principal, ex-
plained how the hearing of pupils is
being examined and the benefits ex-
pected to result. He also told the par-
ents of the tuberculosis tests being
zerne County was not included. He
said such a test would be a fine pro-
ject in the township and that co-
operation could be secured from the
Warden William Healey of Luzerne
County prison was the speaker. He
spoke on crime conditions in Pennsyl-
vania, stressing the high cost of pun-
ishing criminals as compared to the
low cost of training youth properly.
Few prison inmates ever were mem-
bers of the Boy or Girl Scouts, Mr.
Healey said.
The high school orchestra played
and a social time included a luncheon
of cider and doughnuts.
Well-Known Trainman
Dies At Kingston Home
The funeral of James J. Kelley, well-
known D, L. & W. engineer, was held
from his home, 227 Chestnut Street,
Kingston, Thursday morning at 9,
with a high mass of requiem at St.
Ignatius Church at 9:30. Interment in
St. John’s Cemetery, Pittston,
Mr. Kelly died Sunday njght at his
home of complications following a
heart attack. He was widely known
on the West Side, and had spent the
better part of his life with the D. L.
& W. He is survived by three chil-
dren.
DOUGHNUTS
HOME MADE
Orders taken
for Hallowe’en
Special prices for parties
Leave your orders at
Mrs. Lyne’s Restaurant
at the high school
WE BAKE DOUGHNUTS
St. Therese Supper
Set For November 7
The annual roast beef supper of St.
Therese’s R. C, Church, Shavertown,
will be held Wednesday evening, No-
vember 7, from 5 to 7 o'clock. Rev.
Harold Durkin is honorary chairman,
and the committees will be announced
soon. The women of the parrish, who,
as usual, will prepare and serve the
supper, extend an invitation to thelr
friends and the public to attend.
Virginia McGuire Wed
Jack Edwards Friday
Rev. Russel May, pastor of Shaver-
town M. E, Church, united in marriage
last Friday night Miss Virginia Mc-
Guire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank
McGuire, East Center Street, #Shaver-
town, and Jack Edwards, SOD Qf.MrS:
Helen Edwards of Wilkes-Barre, for-
merly of DeMund’s Road. Miss Gracie
McGuire, sister of the bride, and
Wayne Harvey were the attendants.
Large Crowds Attend
Parties Of Firemen
The weekly parties of the Shaver-
town Fire Co. in the hose house on
Main Street, Shavertown, every Tues-
day night are attracting larger crowas
this year than last. The firemen ap-
preciate the co-operation of the com-
munity to make the parties success-
ful.
SECOND MOTION PICTURE
The second series of the Yale Umi-
! versity motion pictures being shown
to pupils of the Kingston Township
High School will be shown on. Friday
morning to Juniors and in the after-
noon to Seniors.
CAR IS DAMAGED
Frank Klonin, Trucksville, escaped
injury but the car he was driving was
badly damaged when his eyes were
blinded by the lights of an approacn-
ing car last Saturday night near Se.
Paul’s Lutheran Church. Mr. Klonin’s
car crashed into the guard rail.
LADIES’ AUXILIARY
The Ladigs’ Auxiliary of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church will have a Hal-
lowe’en Party at the church on Wead-
nesday, October 26, at 8. All women
are invited.
Huntsville Church
At Annual Dinner
The Home Department of the M. E.
Sunday School met for its annual din-
ner Tuesday, October 13, in the church,
Dinner was served at noon to the
members and friends. Business meet-
ing followed and the lesson for Sep-
tember was studied.
Those present were: Mrs. Celeste
Prutzman, Mrs. Ira VanOrden, Mrs.
A, Newcomb, Mrs, Charles Derby,
Mrs. H. A. Randall, Mrs. T. M. Stoec-
kel, Mrs. I. Newhart, Mrs. Bertha
Cadwalder, Ethel Jenkins, Frank B.
Hoak. Asa Holcomb, Ida Headman, W.
A. Stang, Rev. and Mrs. Russel J.
May, Mrs. Alfred Ray, Mrs. Henry Els-
ton, Mrs. Emma, Alden, Mrs, Ira John-
son, Mrs. Zoe Steele, Mrs. Arthur
EVERY SATURDAY
Hadsell, Mrs. G. M. Carey, Mrs. W.
A. Prutzman, Mrs. Kostenbauder.
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