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THE POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1942
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Charming inns specialize in catering to vacationists’ whims by offering an informal atmosphere—oppor-
tunity for hiking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, barbecues and other activities.
will find added beauty contributed by autumn coloring of foliage.
October visitors to resorts
Up And Over!
a Penna, Department of CommercePhoto
The sport of kings is the sport of
the people in Pennsylvania’s resorts
and dude ranches. Horse shows are
popular. Many vacationists
looking to the horse these days for
their recreation. {
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Americans “Discover” Hiking Fun
enna. Depart ent of Comm ree Photo
War workers on the home front like to spend their “day off” in the
restful beauty of Pennsylvania's autumn-tinged hills acquiring relaxation
{ invigorating hike.
| and reireshment for the job ahead. These men have reached a typical
| Keystone State lookout spot after trying their “mountain legs’ in an
"It's So Peaceful”—in Pennsylvania
~ Penna. Department of Commerce Photo
A typical American scene—the inveterate angler sits beside a Penn-
sylvania stream, free to ponder over a philosophy of his own making.
The
things American.
fishing pole—bucket—suspenders—rolled-up
sleeves—these are
Ten per cent of your income
in War Bonds will hn ta
build the planes and ian.
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ler and his Axis n>
Adolph, Benito and Hirohito
—the three blind mice. Make
them run with ten percent of
your income in War Bonds
every pay day.
It's Chinese !
= Penna. Department of Commerce
Residents of Reading want the
world to know that the Pagoda on
top of Mount Penn is Chinese both
in construction and in sympathy.
The Pagoda is a favorite spot for
visitors to get a panoramic view of
one of Pennsylvania's most impor-
tant cities.
BUY
UNITED
STATES
WAR
AND
\ STAMPS
Fife And Drum Corps Holds
Forty-Second Annual Dinner
Maple Grove Fife and Drum Corps, one of the oldest organizations of its
kind in the State, met Saturday night at Maple Grove Methodist Church
Hall for its 42nd annual dinner. The Corps was organized in 1900 by
Major Al Rood who had been an officer in the Union forces during the
Civil War. Besides drawing the musically inclined men of the community
closer together, its purpose was to
play the old Civil War melodies ex-
clusively at Memorial Day services
in rural cemeteries in memory of
the heroes of that great war.
Although its members now are
scattered over a large area and
many of its former comrades are
dead, the corps assembles every
year, as it has for the past 42, for
an annual dinner and on Memorial
Day every year plays in a dozen or
more Back Mountain cemeteries.
Those members present were: A.
M. Wilkinson, C. H. Wolfe, Albert
L. May, Eugene F. May, Otis A.
Rood, Charles Rood, George May,
R. H. Moyer, Dana Davenport, A.
C. Croisdale, and Ralph Rood. 4
Guests present were Rev. and
Mrs. Walter A. Forred, Mrs. A. C.
Croisdale, Evelyn Croisdale, Mrs.
Charles Rood, Mrs. R. H. Moyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence E. May, Mrs. A.
M. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. L. R,
Whitesell, Mrs. Jessie Shupp, Mrs. O.
A. Rood, Mrs. Mame Dymond, Mrs.
A. L. May, Gertrude E. Thomas, and
Mrs. Charles H. Wolfe.
Idetown Girl Scouts
Plan Skating Party
Idetown Girl Scouts of Troop 30
met Monday at Wildwood for an
out-door dinner and to make plans
for a roller skating party this Sat-
urday. Those attending were: Helen
| Welsh, Lorainne Keller, Evelyn Kel-
ler, Jean Ide, Ethel Ide, Dorothy
Fritz, Tlsie Jean Ide, Erma Calkins,
Viola Rossman, Doris Rossman, June
Swan, Marilyn Williams, Hazel
Garringer and Betty Warner.
Bir Raid Film
Is Coming Here
School To Show
“Wardens At Work”
Clarence Laidler, Deputy County
Air Raid Warden, announces that
Zone 9 of the Luzerne County Civil:
ian Defense is fortunate in securing
the film “Air Wardens at Work”,
put out by the mational office in
Washington. This film will be shown
Friday evening, October 2nd, in the
following places and at the time as
shown:
Dallas Township High School, 7
p. m.; Kingston Township High
school, 7:45 p. m.; Lehman Town-
ship High School, 8:30 p. m.; Har-
vey's Lake (Laketon) High School,
9:15 p. m.
Following the picture a discussion
of new procedure wil be held. These.
meetings are open to the general
public.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
oue To EXCESS ACID
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Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
Over two million bottles of the WILLARD
TREATMENT have been sold for reliefof
symptoms of distress arising from Stomach
and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid—
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,
Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,
due to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ triall
Ask for “Willard’s Message’’ which fully
explains this treatment—free—at
HALL’S DRUG STORE
Shavertown, Pa.
LOW COST
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Buy War Bonds or Stamps Regularly on The 10% Payroll Plan
SaturdayistheLastDay
of Founders’ Days’ Sale
Shop These Special Sale Features and Save
1.29 Rayon Crepe or Rayon Satin Slips . . . . .
Women's 3.95 Warm Wool Sweaters . . . . .
3.95 Wool Rayon and Alpaca Skirts
Save! 89 to 1.19 New Fall Fabrics . .
89c Standard Knitting Yarn, 2 for 1.50 .
Regular 25¢ Part Linen Dish Towels . .
Size 81x99 Sheet Blankets, Were 1.69 . .
Our 79¢ Royal Aire Spun Rayon Prints
1.50 Quilted Lamb's Wool Lining . . .
Regular 1.49 Cushion Dot Curtains . . . . .
Regular 45¢ Bucilla, Wondersheen Cotton . . .
Our 0c Pliofilm Card Table Covers . . . . .
| Our 2.95 Six-Drawer Utility Cabinets . . . .
wage
1.00
...399
... 295
. yard §9¢
6 tor 1.00
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. yard §9¢
. yard 1.39
. 1.00
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“"Founders’ Days” Special
in our basement shoe dept.
Women's Regular 2.98
ARCH SHOES
1.98
| You’ll find genuine comfort and fine quality in these good-looking ties
with a built-in arch. Fashioned of soft black kid . . . in your choice of low
or medium height heels. Sizes 4 to 9. Save 1.00 a pair!
Basement Salesroom
Smart new Victorian ruffled
curtains in a lovely plain
novelty striped marquisette
ground with embroidered
chantilly ruffles. 100 inches
wide to the pair... 2% yards
long. A 1.99 saving!
Curtains, the Second Floor
of Beautiful Homethings
regularly 6.98!
Victorian
Ruffled
Curtains
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IN IVORY COLOR
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