Fr ih (International Soundphoto) when raised to a sitting position. {Wood's property this week and oh 4 The postal clerk flings down his crosséd the road in front of Carle- y ; ; rubber stamp and makes for the ton Kocher’s home. The big fellow een soung so he ove] CHECK PAPERS OF DUNKIRK REFUGEES | Hechors home he bs hon All Our Markets OPE NLATE ATE Friday and Saturday Nights! chiatric clinic. He is a shattered gles Hollow. : - & man, definitely entering the lunatic A Real Treat! 0 i¢ | ringe. > . a : : i 3 growls and the shrieks Night Plowing : Good Eating—Economical—Point-Free! were confined to the postoffice, the Farmers are running their trac-; Fancy Tender Long Island nervous tension would at least be tors late at night on many Penn- all in one spot, segregated and sylvania farms in an effort to com- reasonably harmless in consequence. plete their fall plowing and seeding But the gift packages invariably before colder weather sets in. are delivered to the private home, the contents are fallen upon with Ib. 33 howls of holy glee, and the fun starts. Mrs. James Roushey will be hos- There is one pink rubber pig tess to members of W. 8. C. S. strictly a pre-war model, which has Wednesday, November 1. A cov- Ground Beef 1b. 25¢ outgrown its welcome. It appears os a Ysnenom ai be sorrel, . talrway at least: once ackson service club met at Las- Ib. @ a by ya and. with- kowskis Tuesday night to pack Beet Short Ribs 19c out the aid of human hands. It boxes for overseas. Breast of Lamb 1b. 17¢ simply materializes out of this air, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bonning at-| and it lies in wait on the second tended the family dinner honoring; Tender Pork Liver Ib. 21¢c step from the top, carefully con- Mrs. Margaret Booth in Plymouth i : cealing its squeak. recently. Mrs. Booth celebrated! It's Tops in Flavor because It's y There is something very demoral- her 77th birthday anniversary. HEAT-FLO ROASTED Farmdale Pure Quality izing about stepping inadvertently Mrs. George Lowerts of Newark, Ihat’s why 8 out of 4 customers te upon a rubber pig. A careless foot N. J. spent last weekend with her ; 2 4. Evap. M ilk descends, the pig inhales mightily, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Ashton. | =r) Coffee = bag whistling while it works. The owner Mrs. Ruth Scalley entertained W.! 2 for 47c tall cans 26c of the foot, taken once more by S. C. S. at dinner Wednesday. Forty’ The world’s finest coffees perfectly blended. % 1 bh. jens 4 ea. surprise, leaps down the entire members were present. | Save coupons on bags for valuable premiums. RT ! flight, dropping the bathroom Ai vei: ESCAPE ot Germans o zr He Chee Frehuy Mrs. Ella Smith is recovering. Win-Crest Coffee ib-32 1c wap, tall 1s papers of Dunkir ce-refugees, traveling by bicycle : Exice. Rich bh. va MILK 3 a 23¢ f wastebasket somewhere en rou and cycle-carts. This photo was made between the Nazi and British |Slowly from her recent illness. Mr. Acme Coffee "42.5 2 26¢ ois and thus adding to the commotion.{ ioc ih France, U.S. Army Signal Corps Radiophoto. (International) |and Mrs. Ray Gregory and daughter : 1 point per ca . a The pink pig, restored to its pris- : of Trucksville spent Saturday with / HOM-DE-LITE ww x tine plumpness, lies on the second her. Fruils Vegetables Velvetv Smocth step from the top, awaiting its next OUTLET Mrs. Glen Sickler left Saturday Mrs. Alfred Swelgyn has received Loar Li a y 7 5 victim. afternoon to spend the weekend| word that her husband, S/Sgt. Finest U. S. No. 1—Farmdale or Blue Label Mayonnaise There is another favorite toy, Ray Hutchison of ‘Wilkes: Barre with her husband, Glen in New, Alfred has arrived safely in France. | 15.1b. much larger than the pig, which spout he. meckend with Mr. oni York. Mr. Sickler is stationed in Mrs. Margaret Eads is able to be Potatoe S bag Ce pt. has no more voice than a turtle. Mrs, Horry Rossman, Rhode Island with the Seabees. out ‘again after several weeks ill- jar 27 c b The voice of the turtle, spoken of Mrs. Willard Hoover who has ac-| Local scout leaders are attending ness. : -— : Made of the purest ingredients in in the Song Of Solomon, is to be cepted a position as general man-|4 course at Carverton church every Sgt. Daniel Linsinbigler writes to Fancy Me Ite. pF our own /n_ sanitary kitchens. translated as that of the turtle- ager with Avon Company at Monday evening. Miss Marion Har-' his mother from Belgium that A Ibs. 2 Qe H-D-L Salad I Dressing pt. jar 22¢ dove. Turtle-doves are not evenig.... spent the weekend here.| ris of Wilkes-Barre is instructor.| people of that country threw flow- Pp e% French’s Mustard 9-0z. jar 13c¢ fifth cousins of the hard-shelled) yr. ~oloctine Kocher who is| The course will last five weeks. ers before the advancing armored Ey ones Olivar Plain Olives 214-0z. jar 14c variety of turtle with the retrac-l. ., oq at Baltimore, Md. spent|Any leader from the Dallas District divisions of American soldiers and Yellow SWEET 45C0 Bread Crumbs 10-0z. pkg. 10c tible landing gear. And so far 8s|.. eekend visiting her mother, | iS Welcome to attend. | brought them gifts of bread, wine hn 1b Pure Cider Vinegar qt. bot. 17¢ I am personally concerned, the tur-i yrs y1,ura Kocher. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burkett Jr.|and fruit. In return our boys gave Potatoes : Cc Watkin’s Table Salt 3 pkgs. 10c tle-dove can just skip it. His vocal Mrs. Thomas Traver of Ruggles|of East Orange, N. J. have pur-|them chocolate and cigarettes. Virginia Lee Cake Cups pkg. 10c efforts sound plaintive, and that! tertained at dinner Thursday: ! chased a new home at Livingston, Solid Danish Quaker Golden Syrup bot. 14¢ constant 0-00-00, 0-00-00 is nerve-| \rocqames Laura Kocher, Vivian|N. J. The Burketts are former res. Cal. Seedless Raisins. 11-0z. pkg. 10c racking in the extreme. This is en- Moyer, Minnie Hoover, Roxie Major, | idents of Carverton. Cabba © Ib. 3c Prim Pastry Flour 10». 47c¢ tirely parenthetical, having abso- Lena Major, Beatrice Hadsel and; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sands and : y . bag lutely no connection with pink children, Nancy Hoover, Wayne and | Harriet spent Sunday afternoon : Ginge x Bread Mix phe. 22¢ rubber pigs. | Clyde Major. with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sands Jellow Cocling Sunrise Vanilla bot. 20c : : ; ® Sunrise Lemon Extract bot. 20c The animal with no voice: turtle; Harold Kocher, son of Mrs. Laura of Tunkhannock. Onion 4 Ibs. 1 Se Se . 9 k or otherwise, is a child-size bunny; Kocher who was honorably dis-| Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Sands of At- S : Rob Ford Mince Meat ia pkg. 15¢ ; fashioned of white satin. It wears charged as Ensign in U. S. Navy is lantic City spent a few days with Crisp Washed Carrots 1b. Be oo Baling Po wder — pu 20 ~ ~ a little pair of pink sg posts) attending college in Nebraska; His| his brother and family,” Mr. and randma’s lvlolasses od 2c 7 ya ruffled blouse with large white wife, the former, Betty Shiner of{ Mrs. Herman Sands recently. : : y : buttons around the equator, short Maryland js with him. “ FIRST == The Finest Family Flour Milled—ENRICHED { white socks, and little black slib-| an. ang Mrs, John Sutton re- ACKSON Seal 25-1b. % U% ¢ pers. It was modelled several years cently entertained Robert and Geo- IT’S [ND & TO 12 S Our bag [ J ago after a favorite cuddle-bumny|,.. gutton and Miss Olive Lee of W. S.C. S. will serve their ah. i SE } which had been literally loved to Elnghoriton, ns in go iE el 8D TO! For perfect balance and assurance of perfect "ok 10-1b. bag 47c ” death and reduced to white satin pip Hoover is fll with a cold. ole dk] . Sie, Pilisbury’s Best Flour 52. $1.23 : wa ar € November 15. The public is in- CE)? y ¥ shreds. Like the original cuddle-| rn 0 coupon. Milbrodt of New vited — bunny, this replica’s long ears are yorsey visited her parents recently. : 7 SETI EI JUNKET | KRAFT | HEINZ of convenient Gorroing over the 3 arm, tung in the rook ot he CARVERTON " RENNET POWDER Relish Cheese Strained Foods y ike a market basket. Boy x “hile. soiin rabbit’ has The following people attended pkg. Qe 5.0z. can wi just given us a worse chill than any Bloomsburg Fair recently: Mr. and glasss 17¢c shrieking pink rubber pig. Mrs. Lester Culver and children, Junket Tablets pkg. 11c 2 points each. Chopped Foods can 8c We heard a commotion from fre Pile, Jory 3 Te ri 2h 3 ° 15. ph front hall when the spinning hoch mart Dover, Willa Dover, Durkee Oleo-Margarine es 22 ives. o little boy: Vitamin ently beating each other id Ae a oe = = a Borden S HEMO a oo Ite ae x §59¢ ‘head in a praiseworthy effort to s : 1 allon estoblieh prover procedence in the]? Mrs Bert Coon, What Is Legal Liability? Italian Cooking 0il slim o1.71 matter of turning the wheel. There Mrs. Harvey Coon has been ser- : Nabisco Shredded Wheat Ld . From Pillar To Post (Continued from Page One) has been cleared through the post- office on December the twenty- fourth, the employee has taken a terrific beating and is suffering from an advanced case of the jitters. On the morning of the twenty- sixth, he confidently picks up a stout package. The Christmas sea- son is over, and this package prob- ably contains a pair of shoes. It is a comforting thought. The postal clerk, his mind at rest, gives the package an experimental shake. For an entire month he has been exposed to boxes that shrieked, boxes that squeaked, boxes that wailed dismally for mother love, boxes that gurgled with Christmas cheer, each according to its kind. This package growls. Uncle Bill, remembering belated- ly that Little Susie will expect something substantial from him, is remorseful. Desiring to compen- sate in an acceptable manner for | his oversight, Uncle Bill dashes] down town and selects the largest and wooliest of animals, one that’ is guaranteed to growl realistically THE POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1944 POLIO VICTIM FLOWN FROM CHINA L STRICKEN WITH INFANTILE PARALYSIS while serving in western China, Lt. Robert Wesselhoeft, Jr., is shown in bed at the Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C., after he had been flown from China. Holding the patient’s hand is flight nurse Lt. Mary Hoadley, Lt. Col. E. A. Abbey stands at the head of Wesselhoeft’s bed. Two Lehman Students Dallas Sergeant Is Have Scarlet Fever | Mentioned on Broadcast Jean and William Casterline, chil-| A Dallas boy, Sgt. Chester Tutak, dren of Mr. and Mrs. William Cas- son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Tutak terline of Idetown, are ill at their ya, mentioned Monday night at home with scarlet fever. Both are 10.15 in Ted Malone's overseas | by State students at Lehman Township Schools. School authorities and State Health Officer John Q. Yaple have taken prompt precautions to {see that there is no further out- break of the disease. © | Lehman Water Perfect | Samples of drinking water used at Lehman Township Schools, sent | to the State Department of Health Health Officer John Q Yaple, have been returned with a’ perfect analysis. There was noj bacterial count of any kind in the, water. Mr. Yaple said that it was the second time in more than 1,000] | 95 samples taken of drinking water | ‘during the past ten years that a! perfect analysis has been found. Lehman Schools have their own deep well. Black Bear At Lake 1 The first black bear seen this season in Lake Township emerged out of the cornfield on Newell Come and Get It”, an improvised Gun Club To Meet broadcast on the Blue network. It appears that Chet was a member of the staff of the Cafe de la Rue army restaurant set up in a bomb- led out hanger at Le Bourget Air Field in France, where Malone was recently entertained by the boys at a meal consisting mainly of hot dogs. Wild life conservation films and other pictures of interest will be shown by the State Game Protector at the meeting of Overbrook Gun Club at the Club House on October Leo Stout, president, and Ed- ward Hopa, secretary-treasurer, {have made arrangements to take | care of a big turn-out for the meet- WITH the first Red Cross workers to cross the Ziegfried Line into Ger- many was Katherine Heuisler, Bal- timore, Md., shown here, who was one of a four girl team to take hot coffee and eats to the fighting Yanks. (International) i ing. en PAGE FIVE Free Methodist Notes Harvest Home service and re- ception will be held at the Free Methodist Church of Dallas Friday, October 14 at 7:30 p. m. Refresh- ments will be served at the parson- age. All are invited. Sunday services ‘are: Dallas Church 9:30; S. S. School, 11:00; Noxen Church, 11:00, S. S. School, 10:00; Outlet S. S. 10:00, Class Meeting 11:00; Church 7:30. HOSPITAL PATIENTS Each” week this box contains the names of your friends and neighbors who are in the hospi- tal. Edwin General. Schoonover, Idetown, Mrs. Earl Boehm, Harvey's Lake, General. Mrs. Grover Anderson, Alderson, General. was a shriek of anguish, a dull thud, and then silence. An advance patrol abandoned the half-finished letter on the type- writer and started downstairs to investigate. The turn of the stair. 2 igh : 10% 3 bars 20¢ way revealed a horrid sight. There he farmers of this community Liability insurance is 8 necessity for everyorie. Seri- 2=0Z. Cc bath . bar. sok io. ous financial loss and possibly bankruptcy :nay be a s on the floor by the spinning wheel are busy picking apples and dig avoided by adequate protection. For further irforma- pkg. 2 bars 19¢ c | snow-white child, obviously d of blood and life, a limp iously ill at her home. Mrs. Farver, is taking care of her. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Sickler and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris, Mrs. Nan Prynn called on Harold Dixon and family last Sunday. ging potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon and Common Law imposes on everyone the responsibility of proper care for the safety of the public. The failure to do what a reasonable person would ordinarily have done under the circumstances is generally known as “Negligence,” which is the basis of any legal liability claim for damages. Just what constitutes negligence in any particular set of circumstances is a question of fact to be determined by a jury. tion, call we 11€ OAKITE Cleaner PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap OCTAGON Laundry Soap Concentrated Super Suds Ige. pkg. 23¢ Save Up to 30%, On Bread— overing its chalky face. Laird Frantz visited at Syracuse, Ernest Gay Octagon Powder I 16c : 3.5 14c fan Delivered to Our Store: Fresh Daily hat was what registered in the N: Y. over last weekend. ’ Dallas RFD 3 Octagon Soap Flakes ge. pkg. 23¢ Enriched Supreme first moment. The next glance] Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon Jr.! Telephone Octagon Toilet Soap 3 cakes 14¢ : showed that the child had long and entertained at a shower ‘at the Centermoreland 62-B=3 Octagon Cleanser 3 cans j4¢ BREAD i -lined ears, and owned a pow- Grange Hall Friday evening i - : : iy tal And at about this) or - “Mr. and Mes, David 2 Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Iosurance Co. ESS ” he 2 | big 3 - point two small heads, one blonde! P loaf and one .red, appeared cautiously around the door frame. Farmer dancing was enjoyed after-' wards. The couple received a ' number of lovely gifts. Home Office — Columbus, O. 33 Bleach Water Milk Bone Dog Food - qt. bot. 10¢c Ige. pkg. 35¢ | DAILY Enriched by addition of Vita- mins Bl, B2, Niacin and Iron.
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