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THE POST, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 PAGE THREE
Lehman Church Ladies Pl ay Toumn ament Britain's War Machine Wins Applause :
Enjoy Fish Dinner a0
Lehman W. S. C. S. met at the
church last Wednesday and enjoyed
a delicious fish dinner served by
Mrs. H. A. Brown, Mrs. Aaron Sut-
ton, Mrs. Lansford Sutton, Mrs.
George Lewis and Mrs. James Jones.
Attending were: Mrs. Russell Ide,
Mrs. A. M. Major, Mrs. R. E. Wright,
Mrs. F. R. Searfoss, Mrs. Robert
Disque and daughter, Mrs. H. P.
Riley, Mrs. Minnie Hoover, Mrs.
Claude Zuber, Mrs. K. McCarty, Mrs.
William Ambrose, Mrs. Clyde Coop-
er, Mrs. F. K. Abbott, Mrs. A. B.
Simms, Mrs. William Elston, Marcia
Elston, Mrs. Victor Brown and Alma,
Mrs. Raebuck, Mrs. William Valen-
tine and daughter, Mrs. Eustice, Mrs.
David Perry, Mrs. Aaron Sutton,
Kenneth Sutton and the hostesses.
Radio Slogan
Wins APrize /
Mrs. Howard DeRemer
Gets $25 Baby Bond
Mrs. Howard L. DeRemer, of Dal-
las, is the lucky winner of a $25
United States Government Savings
Bond ‘awarded in the fifth week’s
$100,000 radio slogan contest, spon-
sored by a national soap company.
Names of five hundred other win-
ners from all over the United States
have also been made public. For
submitting the best twenty-five word
statements they will receive U. S.
Savings Bonds aggregating $16,000
maturity value. The prizes include
one $1,000 bond, twenty-five $100
bonds and 500 of the $25 denom-
ination.
To. date 2,630 of these bond
awards have been made by the
sponsors, who have been commend-
ed for their patriotism in selecting
Federal securities as prizes.
Residents from every state in the
union: as well as the Hawaiian Is-
lands have been among the lucky
winners. Thus far weekly grand
prize $1000 bonds have been award-
ed to Miss Constance Miller of New
York City; Mrs. Kathryn Klemme of
Tulsa; Mrs. Ada M. Boyer of Palm-
erton, Pa., and Mrs. J. D. McDon-
old of Clinton, Miss.
esau)
Spring Rally
Spring Rally of the Dallas District
Epworth Leagues will be held Mon-
day evening, April 21, in the East
Dallas Methodist Church. Rev. Rob-
ert Coward, of Ashley, will be the
speaker. Miss Eleanor Stein will
give readings.
Good Used Hard
Brick
$3.00 per thousand
Also exceptional grade of
Flooring, 3x6, 3x10, 3x12, 3x14
Timbers, etc., and building
materials
at Y.M.C.A. Bldgs.
46 N. Washington St.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
MiINIT-RUB
Rub it in for speedy relief
1. Aching Muscles a
2. Simple Headaches
3. Superficial Chest Colds
50¢ Dr. Lyons
Tooth Powder
29c
50c Phillips
Milk of Magnesia
28¢c
Teck Nylon
‘Tooth Brushes
2 for 43¢
Apple Blossom
Toilet Soap
6 for 25¢
Glover’s New Improved
Worm Capsules, 49¢
a Dill’s Best
PS S—
Dit — rince Albert
0 Half and Half
—
Lr Co
Tihs Yoasic i Ib. 69c¢
BERT & COMPANY
CUT-RATE STORE
~ KUNKLE
Begins April 18th
Dallas Epworth League
Members Will Compete
On April 18 the Dallas District
Epworth League play ‘tournament
will begin. Trucksville league is
entering “Aunt Harriet’s Night Out”
a one act play; East Dallas League
will present “Too Much of a Good
Time’ and Dallas League will give
“Father Arranges the ’ Wedding”,
Tournament dates are’ as follows:
April 18, Trucksville and Shaver-
townp Leagues at Shavertown
Church; on April 17, Dallas and
East Dallas Leagues at Huntsville
Christian Church; and Idetown, Al-
derson and Ruggles leagues on April |
24 in Idetown. The play-off will
be in the Laketon High School on
April 25.
The Silver Leaf Club met at the
Grange Hall recently for their regu-
lar meeting. Mrs. Ralph Hess was |
chairman, The second quilt was
completed for war relief. The club
wishes to thank Mrs. Charles Herd-
man for volunteering to. bind the
quilt. Present: Naomi Ashburner,
Ella Brace, Dorothy Dodson, Nell
Ellsworth, Agnes Elston, Virgie El-
ston, Dorothy Henney, Myrtle Hess,
Frances Hess, Elizabeth Hess, Lil-
lian Kunkle, Betty Meeker, Emma
Miller, Marie Rydd, Frances Smith,
Gertrude Smith, Anna Weaver, and
Vera Wertman. The next serving
committee will be Lillian Kunkle,
Gertrude Smith, Myrtle Hess and.
Laura Rothery.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henney enter-
tained the following recently: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Moore, Robert
Moore, Jr., of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs, |
George Henney, George, Jr., Mar- |
London’s children are getting
rural sections of England still get a thrill out of the sight.
pretty blase about the spectacle of war machines, but youngsters in the
Here they gaze in awe at a modern tank,
stopped by the roadside after engaging in ‘round-up of parachute invaders” as part of Britain’s constant
anti-invasion drill.
Henney and Bertha Henney of
Wilkes-Barre.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wertman
on Sunday.
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A group of local ladies honored
Mrs, Addie Austin on her birthday
Monday. Present: Mrs. Craig Herd-
man, Mrs. Corey Miers, Mrs. George
Landon, Mrs. Jane Mann of King-
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eggleston,
Vernon; Mrs. Carl Besteder, Center-
imoreland and Mr. Archie Austin of
Beaumont.
Mrs. Anne Richards has returned
jorie Henney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry from a visit in Endicott, N. Y.
Announcing
the opening of
Noxen, Pa.
For Reservations call
Crispell’s Colonial Tea Room
SUNDAY, APRIL 26th
Route 29—Tunkhannock-Harvey’s Lake Road
SPECIAL FULL COURSE
Sizzle Steak and Chicken Dinners 5c
Blue Plate Luncheon 40c
Harvey's Lake 3476
The condition of Mrs. Marilla Fel- | kle, that he is well and enjoying a
ter, a patient in the Endicott Hos- | measure of prosperity. Hans is em-
pital, is reported slightly improved. |ployed by a film concern and en-
y x % x joys packing some of the news reels
Nile Hess has accepted a position |We see 'in the movies. He sends
with Bethlehem Steel at Harrisburg. | his regards to all and would like to
hear from his local friends. "
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Word comes from Hans Kramer,
of 1129 Balboa Street, San Fran-| Mrs. Victor Rydd spent Monday
# * *
| | Lean SOUP BEEF
cisco, California, formerly of Kun- | in Wilkes-Barre.
th Shaffer's Big Horse
and Mule Sale
and leases of Horses and Mules under Bailment at my
stockyards on Main Highway from Berwick to Blooms-
burg on Monday, April 7, 1941, at 12 o’clock noon. No
postponement on account of weather.
32 — Express Load lowa Horses — 32
20 — Good Second-hand Horses — 20
Come, see a fine lot of horses and buy what you can use.
The same guarantee that has been standing since 1905.
Horses delivered free.
Express load will arrive at Briar Creek Saturday, April 5,
at 7 P. M. Come see them taken from the car.
Runyan, Auctioneer Terms: Same as usual
ELMER SHAFFER
OPEN LATE Friday and Saturday Nights!
Sensational Food Savings
Just come in and check the number of worthwhile bargains in high
quality foods you’ll find at the Acme. The same low prices prevail
every day—you save no matter when you visit your nearest Acme.
Start today to enioy better meals at lower prices by shopping regularly
at the ACME. N
C. DEPENDABLE ACME QUALITY MEATS!
Day in and day out patrons of Acme Meat Depts.. know they are
sure of satisfaction.
Tender Juicy ROUND 2 c
>
STEAK
Cut from our usual high quality corn-fed beef.
Fancy HAMBURG 'c:' » 19c¢
n1le .
»23c
LOAVES
% ™ Sc
Swift's Premium
Bransweiger ™ 25c¢
(Smoked Liver Pudding)
Tender Skinless
» 19¢
FRANKS
D Oc
FISH FILLETS
Large WHITING 4 ™25¢
HADDOCKFILLET™ 9c
Fancy OYSTERS !.’' 23c
COD FILLETS ©" 9c
Chgsaneakie SHAD
Buck | ROE
» 15¢ nC
No. 23°
A cans 19¢
27. 43c
10c
23c
25¢
Swift’s Smoked
SAUSAGE
Assorted Meat
Standard Quality Ripe
Tomatoes 4
ASCO Finest Tomate Soup
Dixie American Loaf Cheese
Flaked Tuna Fish
: Salad Dressing Hom-de-Lite
Evaporated Milk >::-4
Win-Crest Coffee =u:
Roasted
iQ Glenwood Delicious Homelike
27c
APPLE ..
64 -0z
can
at
iar
tall
cans
-
bag
NEW! ..
ss. with sparkling
NEW STYLE
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e PLUS numbered switches and units; tilted,
Easy-grip Door Handles; Surface and Oven
Signalites; All porcelain finish and safe, smooth,
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® Exclusive new SINGLE-SET switch for aute-
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e BIG TRUE-TEMP OVEN with Balanced
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LUZERNE CO.
7A TT ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES
... with brilliant
NEW BEAUTY!
® Beautiful new streamlined design.
GAS & ELECTRIC CORP.
Cc
J BUTTER * 10
Made of the finest, whole, tree ripened apples
“THE NEW ENRICHED
SupremeBread 2::15c
Including essential vitamins and iron Conforms to re
. quirements
recommended by Committee on Foods and Nutrition of National
Research Council.
Pecan Rings ...xo., an 200
Long Coffee Buns ve 1 Qc
N. B. C. Assorted Cookies & Biscuits P“c [4c
N. B. C. Pride Assortment pig 23€
Luscious Canned Fresh Prunes 2 arse 23¢
Purely Veg. Shortening
Cream-white
3:.39c
large
loaves
Hershey Chocolate 7 10c
Dot Checolate pis 23C
Brown Sugar pigs 13€
Poppy Seed “ ®10c
Gold Seal Cocoanut 5: llc
gl Grecian Currants 3°°°25¢
Pillshurs’s Res
: Baking Powder > 15¢
or Gold Medal Pure Vanilla™ i 23¢c
F L 0 U R 4 Ground Spices ree dc
Seedless Raisins ves Bo
24" 8a¢ | Puss’N Boots
For a Cat 4 os 19¢C
2 == Food
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Palmolive Soap 57 J. Be 1c
Octagon Toilet Soap Buy 3 cakes for 13¢ for
get another cake only 1c
Octagon Laundry Soap 35 10c
for
only
Klek "ihr 2 nalSc: 273
Octagon Granulated Soap ree 20¢
Palmolive Toilet Soap 3 Wh25¢
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 ==13c
Selected “Garden-Fresh” Fruits and Vegetables!
Sweet Juicy Florida (JUMBO Size)
ORANGES ¢: 25°
150)
n Large Thin on
Grapefruit Skin Juicy 3 ! 10°
Large Juicy California Lemons dozen 19g
- Fancy Nearby Crisp Carrots 4 ms 10¢
New Texas Crop Red Beets large bunch 5g
Finest U. S. No. 1 Penna. Fancy U. S. No. 1
Potatoes 15 :.°=... 19¢ | New Potatoes 5 »- 19¢
Prices effective April 3, 4, 5 in your Nearest Acme Super Market.
SAVE THE MOST ON THE BEST