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The TRADING POST
A POST CLASSIFIED AD
IS THE PLACE TO GET
RESULTS QUICKLY AND CHEAPLY
PHONE DALLAS 300 ® THREE CENTS PER WORD @ 830c MINIMUM
For Sale—
Who To Call—
N.H. PULLETS, ready to lay, finest
quality. $3.00 each. Joe Davis,
Leraysville, Pa.
Set of light DOUBLE HARNESS,
rubber trimmed, call Dallas 300.
BUFFET, table, six chairs, $50; lib-
rary table, $5. Phone 159-R-16.
CHILDREN’S outgrown clothing.
Spring coats, suits, dresses in
excellent condition. 779 Wyoming
ave. Open daily from 10:30 to 5.
SLAB STOVE wood, $1 per cord.
At mill near Beaumont. Ruggles
Brothers.
RED ASHES for driveways. Truck-
ing service. Phone Kingston
7-4404. Ray Pisaneschi.
SMALL HEATROLA suitable to heat
3-rooms. $15. H. L. 3296.
Small garden TRACTOR. ' Inquire
Theodore McHenry, Orange.
Phone 58-R-10 Centermoreland.
New combination PHILCO phono-
graphs and radios, play one to
twelve records; electric irons, oil
heating stoves, fire extinguishers,
D.D.T., cattle sprays, blue stone
arsenate of lead, rotonone, bordeau.
Lehman Supply, George Stolarick.
Roll top DESK and swivel ‘CHAIR.
Mrs. Joseph Schmerer, Parrish St.
GASOLINE ENGINE, 1% horse
power, $10; 2 bu. hand cider
press, $3; bicycle style emery wheel,
$3; baby carriage, crib and mat-
tress, $5. Phone Dallas 107-R-16
RYE SEED. Goodleigh Farm. Dal-
las 125.
POULTRYMEN and PIGRAISERS,
save grain by feeding boiled meat
or tankage. B. G. Laskowski Ren-
dering Works. Phone 433-R-9.
Studio like PORTRAITS taken in
your own home at your conveni-
ence, proofs submitted. No obliga-
tion to buy. Hudson, Davig Street,
Trucksville. Call 168-R-9.
MASON and stone work, all types,
Roger Carey Rm. 8 Main Street,
Shavertown.
gravel. Fiske Trucking Service,
Dallas 489-R-3.
TAXI SERVICE—25¢ first mile, 20c
second. No trip too long or short.
Back Mountain Taxi ~Company.
Phone night or day 413-R-2.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR, new
work, remodeling, repairing, also
lumber for sale. Wayne King, Dal-
las RFD. 2. Telephone 361-R-11.
Make your fine old furniture new
with its original wear and com-
fort—Beautiful wide range of fab-
rics. Low prices—Guaranteed work-
manship. Write or Phone John Cur-
tis, 7-5636—210 Lathrop street,
Kingston. +
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and privy
vaults cleaned. J. A. Singer,
City Scavinger, 137 Dagobert street,
Wilkes-Barre. Dial 3-4529.
BLUE CRUSHED STONE. Coon
Certified Concrete, North Moun-
tain Quarry. Dallas 465-R-9,
DEAD STOCK removed promptly.
Call Dallas 433-R-9. Laskowski,
Rendering Plant.
PERSONALIZED Stationery, printed
with name and address in a wide
variety of paper sizes and colors.
100 sheets and 50 envelopes $1.50.
Two weeks delivery. The Dallas
Post.
Wanted To Buy—
By Ike Mellner, Livestock dealer.
Fresh cows and close springers
and all kinds of beef cattle and
calves. Will buy reactor cattle as
well as straight cows. Will pay
highest prices. Write to Ike Mel-
Iner, 114 Second Ave. Kingston or
phone Kingston 7-2746 and we will
call on you. tf
OIL LAMPS, old glassware, china,
furniture. George Schallenberger,
Demunds. Phone Dallas 457-R-9
Old, worn, PAISLEY SHAWLS, no
piece too large or too small. State
price and size. Phone Dallas 396
Help Wanted—
WANTED: YOUNG BOYS or GIRLS
for farm work. Apply Yalick
Brothers Farm, Harvey's Lake High-
way, Dallas, before 7:30 a, m.
Reward—
FIFTY DOLLAR WAR BOND re-
ward leading, to rental of five to
seven room house. Phone Kings-
ton 7-5609.
Wanted To Rent—
DEAD ANIMALS removed promptly,
free of charge. ‘Call Carl Crockett,
Muhlenburg, 19-R-4.
WELDING: Farm, automotive
household—also portable equip-
ment. Wyant Brothers, Noxen road,
Harvey's Lake 3490.
SAND, GRAVEL, TOP SOIL, fill and
general excavating. Swanson
Brothers, Harvey's Lake 3228.
PLUMBING, Heating, oil burners.
Robert R. Phipps, North Lehigh,
Shavertown. Phone 342-R-2.
LAND and construction surveys.
William J. Carroll, registered pro-
fessional engineer. Machell Ave.,
Dallas, Phone 260-R-2,
WATER WELLS a specialty. All
work guaranteed. R. B. Shaver
and Son, Contractors, Drillers. Ide-
town, Dial Harvey's Lake 3156.
CINDER BLOCKS (8x8x16), also
corner blocks. Dallas Block Com-
pany, Park Street, Dallas. Phone
413-R-T.
REFRIGERATION service and re-
pairs. ‘Commercial and domestic.
Harold Ash, phone Dallas 409-R-7.
COPIES of new, old or faded photo-
graphs. E. P. Gardner, Ellis,
Drive, Shavertown, Telephone Dal-
las 249-R-2.
INSTRUCTION piano, band and or-
chestra instruments. Alfred Mil-
liner-Camp, Lehigh St., Trucksville.
5-R-0.
YOUNG G.I. and his bride wish to
rent three room apartment some-
where in the Back Mountain area.
Phone or write Dallas Post, Dallas
300. '
Fifty-five per cent of all rainfall
in the United States comes from
the Gulf of Mexico, 30 per cent
from the Pacific and 10 per cent
from the Atlantic ocean.
10ANS
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car the bank way
and save yourself
money! You borrow
the money from us,
repay us monthly
from income at a
low interest rate,
There are no extra
fees, commissions or
hidden charges and
you're assured of
personalized assist-
ance at all times,
Come in today and
take advantage of
our services.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Dallas, Pa.
Member Federal De-
posit Ins. Corp.
GENUINE ENGRAVED personalized
note paper with your name, 50
engraved sheets and 50 plain en-
velopes to match $2.50. Twe weeks
delivery. The Dallas Post.
Fireman's Fair (cont.)
available throughout the evening so
that residents are planning to come
early and stay late.
Unusual community interest re-
flects satisfaction . with this means
of supporting increased fire protec-
tion costs. The Fair presents a
way to have an evening of fun
and at the same time help pay
for equipment to meet the com-
munity’s needs.
The Fair will be continued tomor-
row afternoon when a Pony Ride
will be available for the young-
sters and tomorrow evening when
all features will be represented.
CINDERS, red ash, top soil, sand, |
FAWN AND ITS ‘ADOPTED PARENTS’
THESE TWO WISCONSIN YOUNGSTERS, Joyce Mayo and David Waggoner,
feed a young fawn they adopted which they found near death in north-
ern Wisconsin’s Vilas County. The animal was accidentally separated
from its mother. “Bambi” follows the children around. (International)
Dallas Legionaires won the Bi-
County League pennant last Sunday
by defeating St. Michael's 12 tos5
on the latter’s field before a large
crowd of St. Michael's school boys
and loyal Dallas followers.
The game wound up a nice sea-
son for Dallas as far as regular
League games go, but this Sunday
the Legionaires will enter the
three-game playoff for the League
Championship when they meet the
fast Carverton team on Dallas
Township Athletic Field.
During the season just closed
the local team won nine games and
lost three giving them a percent-
age of .750.
There were few highlights in the
St. Michael's game, but the boys
played good ball and looked little
like that team that met several de- |
feats in early season contests.
Zibe Martin pitched for this third
win in five starts. .
This Sunday while Beaumont is |
meeting Noxen in its first game of
the playoff, Dallas will be entertain-
ing Carverton.
Former Alderson
Pastor Is Dead
Rev. W. S. York
Buried On W dnesday
he had served te
of the Alderson-Noxen charge at-
tended ithe funeral [Wednesday
afternoon of Rev. Welcome Sylves-
ter York, retired Methodist minister
who died Sunday night at his home,
641 Westmoreland Avenue, Kings-
“on. ’
{Services were conducted from the
home by Samuel Truscott of Dor-
ranceton Methodist Church, assis-
ted by Dr. Adrain Foote, superin-
tendent of the Scranton District of
the Methodist ‘Church. Rev. Fred-
erick Reinfurt, Dallas, read the
scripture lesson and Rev. John Frey
of Dunmore offered the prayer.
Services at the grave were in
charge of Rev. David Morgan of Al-
derson and Rev. Austin Rogers o
Meshoppen. ¢
Pallbearers were: Harvey Kitchen,
Loren Keller, Raymond Garinger, G.
Rogers.
Rev. Mr. York was born Decem-
ber 21, 1870, at Arkansas, Wis., the
son of William S. and Clara Gray
York. He was educated in the
home schools and Wisconsin Nor-
mal School and was ordained an
elder in the Wisconsin Conference
in 1904. -
After serving four years in the
Leon and Tunnel (City charge he
LEGAL
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Lake Township School District
solicits sealed proposals for the
construction of a five-ply asphalt,
built-up roof on the east wing of
Lake Township High School Build-
ing and the application of new
flashing and metal edging strips.
All bids are to be for material and
labor and are to be in the hands
of the Board no later than 8 AM.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time,
September 2, 1946,
The Board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
Clyde Mayer, Secretary.
was transferred to the Northwest
Nebraska Conference where he
spent 15 years serving at Gordon,
Long Pine, Atkinson, Geiring and
Hemingford. He was conference
a member of the examining board.
In 1918 he came East and joined
the Wyoming Conference. He was
pastor at [Smyrna and Gilford, N.
Y. and then came to Noxen and
Harvey's Lake, where he spent 10
years at the Alderson-Kunkle
Charge. From 1935 to 1937 he was
pastor at Bennett Memorial-St.
Andrews Churches, Wilkes-Barre
serving there until his retirement.
Since then he has resided with
hig family on Westmoreland avenue.
Legionaires Defeat St. Michaels
To Take Bi-County League Pennant
2ires are excited over
e League pennant and
‘to fight for the
pionship and the trophy.
A real treat is in store for loyal
Dallas fans if they continue to fol-
low the Legionaires’ games.
They will mot only see hard
fought baseball played right down
until the last man is out, but there
will be other attractions.
‘Manager Don Grose has arranged
to have a public address system
installed at the field so that favor-
ite recordings can be played. An
announcer will also be at the
“mike” to give a description of
each player, line-up and batting
averages as well as the highlights
Conyngham Folk
'To Have Picnic
Many Local Growers
Plan To Attend
Conyngham Valley Growers are
planning their first annual Com-
munity Picnic this Saturday after-
noon and evening on the Conyng-
ham Borough School Grounds and
many local people who have friends
in that fertile valley are planning
to attend.
George Ernst, cashier of Conyng-
ham National Bank, is general
chairman assisted by a large com-
mittee.
The program will start at 1:30
with a band concert. There will
also be speakers, and a County
Horseshoe Pitching Contest. The
two highest contestants will repre-
sent Luzerne County at the State
Championships at Harrisburg in
January. There will be games for
young and old and a baseball game
between Conyngham and Jeddo.
In the evening there will be a
band concert, movies and at 9:30
two streets will be blocked off for
square dancing.
Camp At Elston’s
A number of local boy scouts
are enjoying a camping trip at
Elston’s pond, Kunkle. They are
Tommy Kingston, David Kunkle,
William Knecht, Bob Snyder, Fred
Brown, Jerry Machell and Gail
Shaver.
Brickel Class Picnic
Members of the Brickel Class will
hold a covered dish picnic in But-
ternut Grove at the home of Mrs.
Zel Garinger next Friday, August
23, starting at 1:30. Everyone is
asked to bring her own dishes,
sugar, sandwiches and a covered
dish.
of the games.
Bob Hislop and Eddie Simpson
will be the announcers,
There will also be other added
attractions at feature games. Game
time is 2:30 P.M.
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MAIN STREET
A. Shook, Albert Ruff and Alfred |
secretary for some years and was.
With Shoes In Shape To Stand Wear
Dallas Shoe Repair
DALLAS
ONLY QUALITY CLEANING
is good enough for your clothes
SEND THEM TO
CIRCLE
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Now assuring you pre-wartime quality and service
To contact driver, you may again call Dallas 300
987 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort Kingston 7-1645
PARTS AND SERVICE
ALL MAKES
—Refrigerator Service—
REBENNACK & COVERT
:
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE
We buy, sell and repair all kinds of electric
motors (AC and DC)
We also buy, sell and repair all types of welders
and deep and shallow well pumps.
For Complete Shop Service Call 7-3150 |
INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRIC & MACHINE COMPANY
95 KELLY STREET LUZERNE, PA. |
Telephone 7-3150
The first great human value in a refined funeral ser-
vice is reverence, which definitely is a part of our
ALFRED D. BRONSON
Funeral Director
Phone Dallas 363-R-4
“As Near As The Telephone”
NEW
MODERN
DAIRY
ORCHARD FARM
DAIRY
Now Open and Ready To Serve You
With
MILK, CRERM, CHOCOLATE MILK
FRESH EGGS and DRESSED POULTRY
Phone Dallas 348-R-2
MODERN
BARNS
GEO. L. RICE & SON
YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED
SO YOU WANT
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THEY HIT THE MARK.
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HALF BUSHEL BASKETS
Made of strong splint wood. Just the thing for tomatoes,
peaches and many other fruits and vegetables.
DISH DRAINERS
All-metal with welded joints and reinforced ends.
handy housewife help. Three popular types.
39¢c, 75¢ and $1.49 each
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COPLAY SHADES
Have you visited our window shade department? We
have a complete assortment of all colors and widths in paper
and washable cloth shades.
A NEW SERVICE FOR YOU
Shades Cut To Width Free
KITCHEN TOOLS
TO THE LADIES: Kitchen Tools are back, we have a com-
plete stock of cake turners, trowels, perforated spoons,
solid spoons, meat forks, ladles, strainers, spatulas and
many other handy kitchen helps at moderate prices.