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CLASSIFIED ADS
Wanted—Good home for nice young
male cat and some small kittens.
Apply 238 Pioneer Ave. Shaver-
For Sale Storie, red shale, leaf
mould. Perrigo Farm. 234
For Sale—1932 Oldsmobile, $85.
Good condition. Phone 145-R-3 or
11 Davenport Street. 261
town. 254
WANTED TO BUY
Old horses. We pay highest prices
for old live horses. Must not be
diseased. Write or phone Ralph R.
Balut, Dallas, Pa. Phone 371-R-3
and reverse charges. 17tf
WORK WANTED
Wanted—Work as waitress or to
help in private home. Box 198,
261
Work Wanted—Chauffeur, mechanic
and handy man. Dallas Post, Box
107. 261
Wanted—Work for young boy. Box
109, Dallas Post.
Work Wanted—Good strong boy
wants work of any kind, garden,
lawns. Can drive. George Wittig,
Claude Street. Phone John Frank,
Dallas. 261
FOR RENT
For Rent—6-room furnished cot-
tage, Lake Carey. Write Postoffice
Box 238, Dallas, Pa. 261
FOR SALE
For Sale—Farm, 120 acres, located
one-third mile off Route 11 be-
tween Berwick and Bloomsburg, Co-
lumbia County. Reasonably priced.
Call or write Mrs. C. E. Kelchner,
105 Walnut Street, Bedwick. 256
Coal: Nut, $7.05; stove, $7.05; pea,
$5.55; buckwheat, $4.75; rice,
$4.00. Delivered at Shavertown. 25¢
ver ton additional in Dallas. Stewart
. Eustice, Dallas 460-R-9. 25tf
aby Chicks—July hatches, N. H.
and B. R. Finest breeding. Penn-
lvania official blood test. July
chicks strongest of season. 7% cents
each, delivered. Joseph Davis, Le-
Raysville, Pa. 264
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For Sale—new 6-room house, Cen-
ter Hill Road, Dallas. Double gar-
age. Lot 50x150. Coray B. Ransom,
Centermoreland 17-R-8 or Kingston
7-6238. 261
For Sale—Fresh Guernsey cow. J.
H. Manzoni. Phone 433-R-2. One
mile west of Huntsville. 261
For Sale — Danish ball cabbage
plants. Best quality. Mrs. Charles
Moss, Star Route, Dallas. 261
For Sale—12 head of horses and 4
mules. Michael Stolarick. Phone
470-R-13 Dallas. 261
WANTED TO RENT
Wanted To Rent—Six or seven-room
house, preferably in Dallas bor-
ough. Box 100, Dallas Post. 261
MISCELLANEOUS
We Buy Used Cars For Cash. Perry’s
Service Station, 375 Bennett St.,
Luzerne. 26tf
REUPHOLSTERING
All work guaranteed, large selec-
tion fabrics. Write or phone 7-5636.
John Curtis, 33 S. Goodwin Ave.,
Kingston. 10tf
Guaranteed rebuilt Ford V8 engines.
4,000 mile guarantee. $7 month.
Stull Brothers, Kingston, Pa. 19tf
Himmler Theatre
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2
DALLAS, PA.
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“Broadway Serenade”
with Jeanette MacDonald
Also Serial and Cartoon
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
“Blondie Meets The Boss”
With Penny Singleton
Also Comedy
~ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
“Mexicali Rose”
With Gene Autry
Also Comedy and News
NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“The Hardys Ride High”
With Mickey Rooney
Also Comedy and Serial
PENNSYLVANIA STATE BREWERS
ASSOCIATION
RAILROAD AND UNION STREET
KINGSTON, PA.
DIAL 7-2181.
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Ruggles Lumber Co.
Plan on Building Costs which covers all cost of material and labor,
INTERESTED IN
[ 1 REMODELING
[ 1 BUILDING
It is understood this coupon is for information only and does not
RUGGLES LUMBER CO.
INCORPORATED —478M ———
RAILROAD AND UNION STREETS, KINGSTON, PA.—DIAL 7-2181
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tion about your Time and Payment
added finance charges.
ROOMS—PORCHES
CITY CHEV
Refinished in green.
miles left in this truck
Transmission overhauled
special. Five tires like new
Listed here are only a few of the
many trucks we have on hand. Our
stock is continually changing.
us know your requirements. Why
get along with your present old job,
when one of these low-cost trucks
will start making money for you at
once.
1936 CHEVROLET 14,-TON PANEL
Reconditioned thoroughly.
perfect tires. Guaranteed for 1000
1935 FORD 1,-TON PANEL
New paint. Quiet motor. Good tires.
1936 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY
Motor in good condition. Five good tires.
1933 DODGE 1,-TON PANEL
New paint. Very good mechanical condition. A no-trade
1937 DODGE 3/4-TON PANEL
Reconditioned thoroughly. New tires.
ROLET CO.
Let
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Liberty and Hazle Street
WILKES-BARRE
— Open Evenings and Sundays — Dial 79-1171
355 Market Street
KINGSTON
Men's Shop Wins
Forfeit Contest
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In other A League games, the
Warrior Run Cubs routed a hapless
Hunlock’s outfit, 25-6 to move into
third place in the circuit, and the
Colonial Club of Kingston took
fourth with a win over Mergo’s
Sluggers, 5-3.
The Ashley Reds won a protested
8-7 victory from the East End Cards
in a 11-inning North B League con-
test. The best pitching job of the
day was turned in by Al DeMiller,
moundsman for Russell’s Ice Cream
nine, who pitched his teammates to
a 9-8 win over the Ashley Tigers in
a game which went 13 innings. A
contest between the Miners Mills
Yankees and Glen Lyon Tigers was
called off.
The Nanticoke Zero Club toppled
from the top of the South B League
a month ago, began to climb back
Sunday, tying for third place with
the Heights Cards, whom they de-
feated, 6-5.
The Buddies will attempt to scale
the South B heights Sunday after-
noon when they meet the third-
place Heights Cards in a game here,
while the Luzerne Croation team
opposes the top-flight Paramount
Club in a North B contest.
Schedules For Sunday
A League: Warrior Run at Wilkes-
Barre Grays, Hunlock’s at Mocana-
qua Eagles, Wanamie at Colonial
Club, Mergo’s at St. Mary's and
Newtown Dixies at Orchard.
North B: Luzerne Croation Tigers
at Paramount, Kingston Rangers at
Ashley Tigers, Ashley Reds at
Miners Mills Yanks, Glen Lyon Tig-
ers at Russell's Ice Cream and East
End Cards at Newtown Cubs.
South B: Heights Cards at Bud-
dies Men’s Shop, Glen Lyon Pirates
at Chase Moconaqua Holy Name at
Kunkle, Nanticoke Zero Club, idle.
MAKING RECORD
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Haryy L. Thomas, formerly of
Shavertown now of Forty Fort, for
fifteen years manager of the Wilkes-
Barre district for Lever Brothers,
is making an outstanding sales rec-
ord this year. More Lifebuoy soap
has been shipped into his district
this year than at any time in the
history of his company. Mr. Thomas
has been a winner in several na-
tional sales contests. His summer
home is at Alderson.
Magneto and Carburetor
SERVICE
Quick Service--Prices Reasonable
RUDOLPH’S
ELECTRIC SERVICE
33-35 E. Jackson Street
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Phone 2-5868
—FONTENOY KENNELS—
Wire Hair Fox Terriers At Stud
FONTENOY FIGARO
Winner of 13 prizes at championship shows since May 25, 1939.
— Also His Half Brother —
FONTENOY FELLOW TRAVELER - Fee $15
At present we have several well-bred youngsters for sale
as companions and breeding stock at reasonable prices.
MR. AND MRS. LEONARD J. SCHWEITZER
51 Mt. Greenwood Road — Phone 367-R-16
TRUCKSVILLE
N. B.
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quart and was getting a little less
than one-half the two dollars which
it costs to produce a hundredweight
of milk on even pasture-feeding. It's
a shame. Especially it's shameful in
the face of attendant facts and the
national propaganda to do some-
thing about the fundamental ills of
rural life.
Why don’t the farmers solidly
organize? That question is asked
and it has a corollary. Why don’t |
the farmers directly dispose of their
products through nation-wide co-
operatives that will wipe out the
scrambled system of costly distri-
bution? There's no answer. In its
absence is also the absence of econ-
omy in the one great industry whose |
loss the nation could never afford |
—unless, as is happening in Japan, ,
there be recourse to the eating of i
worms, insects and weeds specially |
prepared by formula chemically
proved safe.
2 DAY
SALE of BEDS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
—javie aiche.
SPECIALS
FOR THE
*FOURTH ~
1938 Chev. Town Sedan
Excellent in every way. Finish
and interior like new. Large
heater and defroster.
% UNTIL JULY FOURTH
1936 Plymouth Coach
Good rubber, heater and radio.
% UNTIL JULY FOURTH %
1937 Chevrolet Coach
Values to $10 S 92.89
Clean, unsurpassed mechanical You can buy one or more of
condition. Good tires.
* UNTIL JULY FOURTH % these beds with a purchase of any
1933 Chev. Sedan $195
1933 Plym. Coach $165 SIMMONS MATTRESS
GOOD CARS — GOOD TERMS
GOOD TREATMENT
BONNER -
VAN CAMPEN
Trucksville Branch
W. D. ROBERTS, Mgr.
Phone Dallas 411-R-2
EASY TERMS
FURNITURE (0.
106-108-110
S. MAIN ST. W.B.
Are you ready for the holiday?
1932 4-DOOR CHRYSLER SEDAN
~ 1932 4-DOOR GRAHAM SEDAN
1932 GRAHAM COUPE
1932 V-8 FORD SEDAN
1929 FRANKLIN SEDAN
ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER
$50 © $150
Imperial Motors
MARKET STREET KINGSTON
MEATS
CHUCK ROAST (out of better heef) ib. 15¢
BOILING BEEF 2 Ibs. 15¢
HAMBURGER (fresh ground) 2 Ibs. 25¢
ROLLED VEAL ROAST ih. 25¢
VEAL CHOPS Ih. 20¢
LEGS and LOIN VEAL (to roast) Ib. 20¢
BEEF, VEAL and PORK (ground) Ib. 24¢
COLD MEATS
BOILED HAM I/a=1b. 12¢
VEAL LOAF or CHEESE LOAF 1/2 Ib. 12¢
SALAMI ih. 25¢
RING BALOGNA
POLISH SAUSAGE 8c 1b
FRANKFURTERS ®
SPECIALS :
WATERMELONS 49¢
CANTALOUPES 2 for 15¢
LEMONS doz. 23¢
CABBAGE 3 Ibs. 10c
SUGAR 10 Ibs. 45¢
BANANAS (very large) doz. 19¢c
MILK tall can 6¢
LARE'S "tuzewee vn.
Let’s Talk Facts
About Low Cost
Hlectric Cookery. !
Wt continue to meet a few people
who still have the age-old idea that
electric cookery is too expensive. So
we want to again repeat that we re-
cently proved its low cost right in this
territory. .In three public cooking dem-
onstrations, checked for accuracy by
housewives who are your neighbors,
Bertha Phillips Howe, home economist
of this company, prepared three meals,
each sufficient for four people. And
the total cost of the electricity used—
checked by your neighbors right be-
fore the eyes of all present—was only
7c, figured at our 3 cent rate.
We think this proof of low cost
should be a clinching argument in favor
of cool, clean, automatic electric cook-
ery. A telephone call or a card will
bring you complete information.
LUZERNE COUNTY GAS & ELECTRIC CORPORATION
ELECTRIC
COOKERY
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