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Made of
Reinforced
Concrete
Manufactured By
C. E. GERMAN & SONS
74 DILLY STREET, FORTY FORT PENNA.
For Information Call Your
LOCAL SUPPLY or KINGSTON 7-5348
PLANET JR. GARDEN TRACTORS
Sturdy and economical, this handy machine will
do the work of a good horse. Just the thing for
HECK'S
PAINT ADDS VALUE!
Increase the value of your
property with paint. Besides
enhancing the appearance
of your buildings, it serves
protection
Will Still Clean Your
Clothes in Time For
EASTER
3 3 of
Call as dependable
against the elements.
H.L. 3326
Dry Cleaning & Dyeing
Harvey’s Lake Highway
DALLAS
Subject to awailability and
price change.
Opposite Grade School
SHAVERTOWN, PA.
PAINT - SPECIALTIES - GIFTS
G. HAROLD LLOYD
Phone 10
the home garden.
$235
PAPER DRAPES
Something new to beau-
tify your home. Marcal
Paper Drapes econom-
ical,ydependable and fire
resistant. Full 234-yards
SWEET PEA SEED
Good Friday is the day
to plant sweet peas.
(We have Spencer
choice mixed bulk seeds
in a beautiful mixture
of many hues and long with matching tie
colors). backs. See our complete
PER OUNCE assortment.
20c 98c a pair
PAINT
If you are going to paint or renovate this Spring
see our complete stock of; i+
PRATT & LAMBERT PRODUCTS
We have all the latest shades in flats, semi-gloss
and enamels. Also plenty of outside white.
HOME
SOON it will be time for 3
BURPEE’S fresh bulk garden ED,
seeds. }
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INCOME TAXES =~
INSURANCE PREMIUMS
EDUCATIONAL TUITION
MEDICAL-DENTAL BILLS
.HOSPITAL- OPERATION CHARGES
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HAVERLY
RURAL SUPPLY CO.
Location Harveyville Muhlenburg Road
TEL. MUHL. 9-R-716
P. O. SHICKSHINNY R. F. D.
Mrs. Dan Richards Is
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Dan Richards was guest of
honor at a surprise birthday party
Tuesday evening at her home at
Goss Manor.
Guests: Mrs. Ross Lewin, Mrs.
Lettie Culver, Mrs. Milford ‘Shaver,
Mrs. John Yaple, Mrs. Dan Robin-
hold, Mrs. L. L, Richardson, Mrs.
Robert Bodycomb, Mrs. [Floyd
‘Chamberlain, Miss Mildred Devens,
and the guest of honor.
Mrs. Charles W. Lee
Heads Rotary Women
Mrs. (Charles Wheaton Lee was
elected president of Dallas Women
of Rotary at their meeting at
Country (Club last Thursday evening
and Mrs. Warren Taylor vice presi-
dent. Other officers: secretary,
Mrs. F. B. Sch J, treasurer, Mrs.
on and corresponding
rs. James Besecker,
Following the business meeting,
Mrs, _John Corliss .was-honored at
a farewell party. She received a
lovely gift. ’
Mrs. Elsie [Correll and Mrs, Helen
MacMillen were taken in as new
members. .
Present were: Mrs. Floyd Cham-
berlain, Mrs. L. L. Richardson, Mrs.
Daniel Robinhold, Mrs. Leslie War-
hola, Mrs. George Metz, Mrs. War-
ren Yeisley, Mrs, Peter P. Jurchak,
Mrs. William Corell, Mrs. Harold
Payne, Mrs. Warren Taylor, Mrs.
L. F. Kingsley, Mrs. John M. Cor-
liss, Mrs. James B. Huston, Mrs.
IF. B. Schooley, Mrs. Donald Evans,
Mrs, Robert M. Bodycomb, Mrs.
Helen MacMillen, Mrs. Harry Ohl-
man, Mrs. Harold Titman, Mrs.
James F. Besecker, Mrs. Leslie War-
hola, Mrs. A. IN. Garinger, Mrs.
Ralph Hallock, Mrs. Ralph Paul.
Risleys Entertain
Myra’ and Howard Risley finally
got around to entertaining a few
friends at their home ‘on Huntsville
road Saturday evening. Joe Elicker
showed a few shots of local people
and played the music from his on-
coming movie, ‘Pocono’.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Elicker, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ed-
wards, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Haycox,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bisbee, Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Kiefer, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe MacVeigh, Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Ohlman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Robinhold, Dr. and Mrs.
S. R. Schooley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Tretheway, Col. and Mrs. Norman
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Boston and the Risleys.
Back At Titman's
‘After a long siege of illness Mr.
Fred « Mintzer is again back at his
old job as butcher at Titman’s Store.
Said he this week, “I enjoy being
back and I'm happy to meet all my
old friends once more.”
DO YOU KNOW?
How much rock wool insul-
ation will cut down ‘your
fuel bills and increase your
comfort in summer ?
Write ®
LEROY D. ROBERTS
Local Representative
Dallas, Pa., R.F.D. 3
or Phone W.B. 2-2212
STEGMAIER BREWING COMPANY, WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA
Harvey's Lake Bottling Works
ALDERSON, PENNA.
PHONE 3092
ne
Florence Wall
Dies Suddenly
. Beaumont Woman
Buried Thursday ~
The funeral of F ce Wall, 59,
morning at her
mont following a heart
attack was hel
late home with services in charge
of Rev. Harry Rundell of Noxen
Tabernacle.
Born and reared in Wyoming
County where she spent her whole
life, Mrs. Wall was the sister of
the late John Morgan, superinten-
dent of Wyoming (County ‘Schools.
She was a highly respected citi-
zen of Beaumont and had lived
there for the past thitry-five years.
Her husband, the late Harry Wall
was widely known throughout that
area.
[She is survived by the following
children: Mrs. Oliver Sickler, Falls;
Mrs. Marion Sickler, Newark, N.J.;
Mrs, (Charles Space, Plattsburg; Don-
ald, Noxen; Carl and Russell at
home. Also three grandchildren
and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Williams
and Miss Gertrude Morgan, ‘Akron,
Ohio.
Interment was in Orcutt’s Grove
Cemetery, Noxen.
Organization Meeting
Meeting of the men of Hunts-
ville Christian Church, will be held
at the home of J. Milton Culp, Wed-
nesday evening, April 2, to organize
a men’s class. All men are urged
to attend.
Kingston 7-1645
CIRCLE
CLEANING & DYEING CO.
987 Wyoming Ave.
FORTY FORT
Did You Know That—
The first “Baseball Dia-
mond” in this country (over
100 years old) is still being
used today in ‘‘Coopers-
town’’, N. Y. where the
game of baseball originated.
And That—
the first place to go for
the finest in watches, dia-
monds, jewelry, radios and
electrical appliances is
Finkelstein's Jewelry
Store
Dr. Abe Finkelstein, optometrist
Over 40 years on Main
Street in Luzerne
PHONE—T7-1811
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FARQUHAR
IRON AGE
pt SPRAYERS
POTATO PLANTERS
CORN PLANTERS
TRANS-PLANTERS
SAWMILLS
OLIVER
Oliver Superior Grain Drills
T.N.T. PLOWS
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BALE LOADERS
HAMMER MILLS
CYLINDER CORN SHELLERS
CEMENT and FEED MIXERS
POTATO HARVESTERS
WOOD SAWS
SIZZ WEEDERS
FRICK
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SIMPLICITY
GARDEN TRACTORS AND
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0.K. CHAMPION
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GRANGE
METAL SILOS
LAVELLE AIRCRAFT
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ICE CREAM
60c per qt. — 33c per pt.
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STRAWBERRY
PINEAPPLE
BUTTERSCOTCH-ALMOND
at
COOPER’S
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DALLAS, PA.
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“AUTOMATON™
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Ties Bales Automatically « 2
NY
Of proven design this modern
efficient baler picks up hay
from the windrow, bales and
ties at the rate of 250 bales per
hour automatically. -
See your dealer today for
complete information.
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_Belting
Field Bale loader, the ideal running
mate for the New Holland Model
76 Baler—completes the mechaniza-
tion of haying. Floating pick-up
scoops bales from the field at any
angle—delivers them at easy hand-
ling height on truck or wagon bed.
Attaches to side of any truck or
wagon.
CHARLES H. LONG
Specialized Equipment with
Specialized Service
Sweet Valley, Pennsylvania