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THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948
(Extra Innings)
"Army Surplus
All New Merchandise
DDT Bombs city coll iy $1.25
Gun Recoil Pad... 0... co... .39
Genuine Navy Hammocks .... 3.95
New Gov't Pup Tents, com. 4.25
Used Large Duffle Bags ........ .39
e No need to have weather- Fishing Bags... Lo 25
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colorful life with a coat of
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Speed Enamel. Self-smoothing
Sapolin Enamel dries in 4
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Hooks, Line, Bobber & Sinker a5
Near New Shoulder Gun Holster .69
New Laundry Bags .98
Mosquito Repellent
ish. No brushmarks, bubbles, Fishing Vest 16 Pocket... 1.69
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. Room Lots Marine HET Jackets , orm 1.59
New Army Blankets... _....__... 4.49
Men's: Briefs. ~. lo 0 Bln 49
Men’s Navy Bathing Trunks W. 1.49
Stirrup Spray Pumps .98
Men’s, Women’s Straw Hats 39
y Dungarees, size 3 to 6 1.95
%> SPEED Wool Army Blankets in 2.75
Khaki "Work ‘Pants... 00... 2.59
E N A M EL Ladies’ Sun Glasses
: Special Latest Style Mirror Glass
as advertised in Life Magazine.
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OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT—
Reg. $5.79, NOW $4.95
Bargains In
Window Shades, Linoleum,
Wallpaper, Lamp Shades $4.95.
and Congoleum Rugs. Ladies’ Black Raincoats
LUZERNE With detachable Hoods. Made for
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‘Dallas 7-5 in an 11-inning game . . .
Cui Your Costs
The asics Way!
BURR’S R.0.P. RESULTS SHOW HOW
GOOD BREEDING AND GOOD
FEEDING DO IT!
And here’s the proof. “We had 1700 White Leghorn pullets,” says
Mr. Warren K. Burr of Burr’s Poultry Farm. Tunkhannock, Pennsyl-
vania, “all entered as R.O.P. candidates (1946-1947). Of this number,
1385 qualified with an average production of 275.4 . . . an average
egg weight of 26.7 ounces . . . and an average body weight of 4.9 lbs.”
“The hen housed production of the 1700 candidates was 253 eggs.”
% This is an outstanding record . . . and we heartily
What’s more, this
fine record emphasizes two important facts.
congratulate Burr's Poultry Farm.
Nothing that a poultryman can do will lower
cost per dozen eggs so rapidly as even a slight
increase in egg per bird.
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&d Good feed helps produce more eggs at less cost.
1 Burr’s Poultry Farm makes RECORD PRODUC-
TION on BEACON FEEDS For years, Burr’s Poultry Farm
has depended on Beacon Feeds. They use Beacon “right down the line”
for breeders, chicks, pullets and layers. And they used Beacon Feed
for the recent R. O. P. results.
“We feel that Beacon Feed has done
its share toward this record,” says
Mr. Warren K. Burr, “because we
Feed The were able to maintain good feed
consumption throughout the year.
BEACON 4 If the feed had not been of consist-
System ent good quality, this would have
been difficult to do.”
MORE EGGS PER BIRD MEANS
LOWER PRODUCTION ‘COSTS
SICHERMAN FEED COMPANY
1070-72 WYOMING AVE. EXETER
TELEPHONE PITTSTON 2147%
other time.
In an upset victory a surprisingly |
strong Orange team defeated East |
The Bi-County League tilt was play- |
ed Sunday on the Dallas Township |
diamond.
Orange had a decided edge in!
hitting and pitching, getting 12
hits while pitchers L. Evans and
Len Bellas held East Dallas to
5 . . . . East Dallas played one of
the smoothest games afield seen
around here in a long time, but
had no punch at bat. .
Gordy “Peanuts” Austin, East
Dallas second baseman, cut off en-
ough Orange hits to have him in-
dicted for grand larceny . . . . He
covered second base like a blanket |
and made frequent sojurns be- |
hind short and first to come up |
with some beautiful plays . . . &
His adroit fielding was one of the |
bright spots of the game. |
Orange has the longest ball hit-
ters in the league . . . J. Smith!
and Kunkle both had long doubles |
over the left field bank, while Walt |
Schultz and Joe Tondora, East Dal- |
las left and center fielders, were |
kept on the run the entire game.
Howard Garbutt, East Dallas |
fielder, was the hero «of the game
as he singled home three runs to |
tie the score with two out in the
last half of the ninth . . . Jack
Kane, pitcher, had Dallas’ only ex-
tra-base hit, a double in deep left
field . . . Howard Garbutt had two
singles, Harry Hughey and Joe Ton-
dora one each.
All sport fans having any interest
in baseball or children should read
Lynn Ashworth’s letter in the Safe-
ty Valve . . . It’s time some one
took more than a passing interest
in the “Kids’ League’, including the
Kiwanis Club. i
Shavertown and Trucksville are
leading in the Dallas Kiwanis
League, with Jackson Township and
Dallas Township right on their
heels.
Dallas Legion moves into first
place in the Susquehanna League
with its 5-4 win over Wanamie AC
. . . Railway Express lost to Miners |,
Mills Sunday for its first loss of
the season, pushing it back to sec-
ond place . . . . Dallas has a oo
record while Railway stands at 5-1.
In a Frank Merriwell finish, Jimmy
Knecht tripled, and then scored
the winning run on an error in the
ninth inning . . . . Glenn Roberts
had 3 hits, Steve Sedler 2, and
Protect Your Children
Be Careful of Summer
Laxness
Don’t let the summer season lull
you into carelessness. Protect your
children’s feet now as much as any
We specialize in chil-
dren’s shoe repair.
Dallas Shoe Repair
Shop
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In a tight well-played game Sunday
| Sweet Valley defeated Hunlock’s
Creek 8-7.
Bi-County League race is becom-
ing well defined by now, with Beau-
mont coasting along in first place
i with a string of seven victories . . .
Shavertown is second with a 4-2
record while Noxen and Orange
rare tied for the third spot with
4-3 each and East Dallas is fourth
with 3-3 . . . . One of the better
games on next week’s list is the
Beaumont-East Dallas fray . . . Dal-
las must win this one to stay in
the running for one of the top
positions.
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Games to start 2:30 P. M.,
Sunday, June 27
East Dallas at Beaumont
Carverton at Orange
Noxen at Harding
Vernon at Shavertown
DALLAS KIWANIS SCHEDULE
June 25
Dallas Twp. at Fernbrook
Jackson Twp. at Shavertown
Trucksville at Dallas
! June 29
Dallas at Fernbrook
Jackson Twp. at Dallas. Twp.
Shavertown at Trucksville
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_ Congress met in the City of DALLAS KIWANIS LEAGUE ‘Jim Knecht and Sparky Rattigan » ——
York in 1777 and 1778 —PNS. SCORES [om each . . . . Harry Grose kept I rh !
I up a torrid strikeout pace having i= ht Y M !
; June 18 BILL S |10 to his credit this game. ri en our ea S
Trucksville 3 Jackson Twp. O o g
Shavertown 7 Fernbrook 6 | ne of the more classy leagues With P lenty of
Dallas Twp... 14+ Dallas 9 BITS in this vicinity is the Huntington
Valley League out Sweet Valley
| June 20 way . . . . Bruce Warntz of Hun- dl
Dallas Twp. 5 Jackson Twp. O By lock’s Creek is the league president
: !. . .. League standings at: present lr Your Acme Has The BestSelection |
June 22 Bill Hart ; : :
Tracks ® Parabrook 3 are: McKendree, Huntington Mills, y Just look at the difference! In Acme
B 7 | Hunlocks Creek, Sweet Valley, West Markets, fruits and vegetables are care-
Shavertown 8 Dallas Twp. | fully sorted and trimmed to avoid your
paying for waste.
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