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Take notice that on April 13th, 1944 Hess, Goldsmith & Co., Inc., presented a petition averring that it was the owner of certain land sit- uate in the Borough of Kingston, County of Luzerne, State of Penn- sylvania, which said land is a part of a larger tract of land described as follows: “A certain piece of land in Kingston aforesaid being lott No. 5 of the Third Division of said town, and one other piece [J Boy’s Life 4.10 [J Capper’s Farmer ............. 2.65 [J Child Life ......... - 3.75 [] Christian Herald ................ 3.50 [1 Coronet .........cooerevensssecsnrn 4.50 [] Country Gentleman, 5 Yrs.. 3.00 [J Etude Music Magazine...... 4.50 {J Farm Jml & ®rm’rs Wife 2.65 [J Flower Grower ..............c.n. 3.50 [J Forum-Column Review .... 3.75 [] Household Magazine ........ 2.6% { vCTHygEIa oo... iii 378 [Liberty i - 4.25 [] National Digest Monthly.. 400 [J Nature (10 Iss, 12 Mo.).... 4.00 [[] Open Road (12 Iss., 14 Mo.) 3.25 [] Outdoors (12 Iss, 14 Mo.) 3.25 [J Pathfinder 3.00 [1 Photoplay-Movie Mirror .. 350 [J] Popular Mechanics 4.95 [J Popular Science Monthly.. 490 [J Poultry Tribune ............. 2.65 [1 Reader’s Digest .......cccce.. 5.95 wenn 4.25 [1 Redbook Magazine [J Screenland .............. 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Used household fat, our chief source of glycerine for munitions and medicinals, is so precious that ‘the OPA now offers extra ration points as well as cash for every pound turned over to the meat dealer. = ! THESE WOMEN! By d’Alessio ' “Look Where You're Goin’, Sis! Do Ya Want T’run That Fat _ Bird Over?” of land in said town, being lott No. 6 in Third Division adjoin- ing the aforesaid lott.” That an unsatisfied mortgage up- on said premises remains of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Luzerne County given by Daniel Hoyt to Benjamin Carpenter, Oliver Pettebone and William Trucks, a Committee of the Proprie- tors of Kingston, said mortgage be- ing in the amount of $670.00 with an annual rental of $40.00 for 6 years; said mortgage is dated April 3rd, 1800 and was acknowiedged on February 3rd, 1801 and recorded February 27th, 1801, in Mortgage Book 1, page 462. A period of 21 years has elapsed since the principal of said mort- gage became due and payable and | no payment has been made within said period of either principal or in- terest and the petition to the Court now prays for satisfaction of said mortgage. THE POST, MAY 5, 1944 known holder or holders of said mortgage if to be found in said county, and having known resi- dence, and if not, then to give pub- lic notice by advertisement requir- ing the Trustees for the Proprietors of Kingston, or any other successor or successors of the Committee of the Proprietors of Kingston, or any | holder or holders of said mortgage to appear in said Court on May 29th, 1944, to answer said petition and to show cause the proper decree should not be granted. DAVID VAUGHN, Sheriff. Bedford, Waller, Jones : & Darling, Counsel for Hess, Goldsmith & Co., Inc. 16-3t LEGAL NOTICE | Estate of Kate D. Baur, Late of the Borough of Dallas, Letters testamentary upon the Whereupon said court ordered |above named estate having been that notice of said facts be served granted to the undersigned, all per- by the Sheriff of Luzerne County |sons indebted to said estate are re- on the Trustees for the Proprietors quested to make payments, and of Kingston, or whoever may be the ! those having claims or demands to ‘i wn ts PAGE SEVEN 2 SE— present the same, without delay, to Robert Baur, 2020 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia 21, Pa. LAWRENCE B. JONES, NEIL CHRISMAN, Attorneys. 14-6t NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Dallas Township School Board for the delivery of 300 tons of Buck- wheat coal. Bids should be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “Bids For Coal” and presented to the Sec- retary prior to the meeting of the Board on Tuesday, May 2, at 8 p. m., in the High School Building. ALBERT JONES, Secretary, 14-3t LEGAL In Re: Change of Name of Samuel J. Barzilaski. 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