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was born in Darby.
The noted botanist John Bartam
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CHURCH and LAKE STREETS
DALLAS
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Why goats prefer
New, Smaller-Size Pellets
New Beacon Goat Ration
is more economical for you, too
For some time, the Beacon Milling Company has be-
lieved that goats would prefer a smaller size pellet. We
thought also that it would have other advantages in feed-
ing and economy. So—we tested the small pellet on numer-
ous goat farms . . . and found that without exception, goats
preferred it. ‘
1. The new Beacon Goat Ration with smaller size
pellets does not separate nearly as much from.
the rest of the ration.
2. The entire ration is eaten. Even the “fussy”
goat does not leave the new Beacon Pellets.
8. You can feed larger amounts of feed.
4. Beacon’s new Goat Ration is more economical
to use.
save moxert Sicherman Feed Co.
Order Your Beacon Feed 1070-72 Wyoming Ave., Exeter
Today! Telephone Pittston 2147
SWEET VALLEY |
Mr. and Mrs. Becker and son
for the first day which is Tuesday,
September 7.
Mrs. Violet Ruff of Noxen was
and daughter of New York State | elected as high school substitute
visited Mrs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith over
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bonning
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Hattie Edwards and | in Math.
the | Bender who
| leave of absence.
and Health for W. 8S.
is taking a year’s
Last week a Kingston car went
over MacDougall’'s embankment
Irby and Son of Sayre visited | while this week two out-of-town
relatives here over the weekend.’
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Williams
cars collided
intersection.
at the Lake Hill
Fortunately damages
of Scranton have returned to their | were to the cars and not the
home after visiting the former’s
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Shaw and other rel-
atives here.
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth and Hayden Tinsley of
Allentown and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Houser of State College visited Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Newton on Sunday.
Miss Barbara Carmen is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey at
Shickshinny.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and
Robert visited friends at Red Rock
Mountain on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Forred of
Bryantville, Mass., spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Long last week. The Forreds are
spending their vacaiton with friends
and relatives in the Back Mountain
area.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronson
spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Wardan of Shavertown.
Mrs. Loren Kitner and son,
Paul of New York State visited
Rev. and Mrs. Ira Button on
Sunday.
Sunday callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keller were
Martin Markson of Reading, Mr.
and Mrs. Rineheimer of Wilkes-
Barre, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steele
of Wyoming.
Friends in Sweet Valley are
pleased to learn that Mrs. Stanley
Keller of Pikes’ Creek is getting
along so nicely afer submitting to
an operation at Nesbitt Hospital
last week.
Miss Bess Klinetob spent Satur-
day in Dallas visiting Mrs. Ella
Harvey who has been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Edwards of
Endicott, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth ,Lewis and son, Junior of
Wilmington, Del, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Holcomb on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolfe of
Pike’s Creek entertained at dinner
on Sunday Mrs. John Graham of
Lake Silkworth and Miss Bess
Klinetob.
BEAUMONT
All pupils entering school for
their first grade term should be
six years of age before February
1, 1949. Each child must bring
his birth certificate and vaccination
papers. Pupils entering from other
districts should bring promotion
certificates and health records.
When must you have these? Why
Lowery Benny, !
occupants both times. The con-
census of opinion states that
speeding was the cause both times.
What can we local people do to
cope with it? Be careful.
Mrs. George Clark is a patient
at General Hospital where she will
undergo surgery.
The Ladies’ Aid Picnic at Perrin’s
Marsh was attended by twenty-one
members and guests. Plans for a
full fall program were laid and
the first date set was the second
Thursday of October at which time
a quilt will be tied for a member.
The Earl Johnsons
Johnsons were weekend guests of
Mrs. Earl Johnson's brother, Walter
Saxe at Canton.
Again said correspondent thanks
Rosemary Kozak for a job well
done while the Austins were on
their trip up the Gatineau River
in Quebec, Canada where some
afternoons of excellent fishing were
well forgotten by the “Mrs.” who
held “school” at the request of
five twelve year olds or there
abouts who wanted to learn to
write their names. You see these
youngsters had never been to
school and just couldn't believe
some youngsters here dreaded the
thoughts that vacation was at a
close; for their fondest and most
cherished dream was to be able to
read, write, and be with other
children.
“Sport News” is nil because of
interference by the Weather Man.
Sad News teachers; School starts
September 7th Be prepared!
Mrs. Hope Smith, accompanied
by Mrs. Clayton Taylor and Mrs.
Leona Brace, spent Friday in Tunk-
hannock.
The local cannery is being well
patronized these days. If you have
any canning to do, don’t fail to call
Dot Johnson in Harvey's Lake, and
you will be well taken care of.
By all means ladies, get your
next perm at Mildred Lutes new
Beauty Solon located at Lutes
Corners. g
Florence Newberry, formerly em-
ployed by the “Cross Country
Restaurant”, is now employed at
the Tunkhannock Keystone Shoe |
Company.
D. Of A. Meeting
Mount Vale Council 224 Daugh-
ters of America will meet in the
LO.O.F. Hall this evening, Friday,
at 8 P.M. for drill team practice.
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Here Are Prices That
FIGHT INFLATION
Leads The Way
No wonder people are turning by the ;
thousands to Acme, where their money
consistently goes further. No week-end
specials but low prices every day.
U..S. No. 1—New
POTATOES
Fancy California Table
GRAPES :
Fancy Nearby
Sweet Juicy California
ORANGES = 33¢ | CARRO
rurah hg
= 2.29.
Large Meaty California
Cooking Apples 3 25¢ | PLUMS.
Fancy Large California
I$ 2~-1T¢
Here’s Reason For Meat On Every Table—Compare
Sirloin
STEAKS -
Center Cuts—Tender, {ST
CHUCK ROAST
Swift Premium—Skinl
FRANKS
Lean, Tender
SHORT RIBS
SLICED BACON >:
Style
Freshls
Ground
Porte house
Ib. C
ding Prime—Western Beef
~ 59¢ | RIB” ROAST
Swift Premium—Long or Ring
= 30¢ BOLOGNA
y Stewing—31% to 414 I
= 45¢ | CHICKENS
Bakery Delicacies
Virginia Lee
Jelly-Cocoanut
LAYER CAKES
=a §0¢
COFFEE CAKES
Supreme Pan Rolls
Cracked Wheat Bread
Sandwich Bread
SUPREME—Enriched
BREAD
aa 300
pkg. 19¢
loaf 15¢
“15g
3
Pillsbury,
Large
Loaf
PREM-TREET-MOR
OLEOMARGARINE
FLOUR
Gold Seal—All Purpose, Family
FLOUR
Low Prices
12 oz.
can
PARKAY
» 30¢
Gold Medal, King Midas
> $1.99
bag
25 1b.
bag
$1.69
Hershey Bars
Milky Way,
Oh Henry, Ete.
Heat-Flo Roasted
asc
GANDY BARS COFFEE ™ = 43c
Rich—Full Bodied
EG 98¢ 6 i 25¢ at gk
Chewing Gum COFFEE > 40c
3 pkgs. 10c Mild—Mellow Blend
Box of 20—67c Ideal : 0
COFFEE ™ = 48¢
Superb—Extra Flavor
A Rich Coffee Flavor for Every Taste
for Greater Satisfaction
GHARGE
DOG CANDY
2%; oz. 10¢
pkg.
2 wn 2%
DOG FOOD
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1 MINUTE Lemon pie Mix Bie.
REECHNUT
Me
Strained Foods 6 # 53¢
Beardsley Codfish Cakes "C0" 19¢ | American Toilet Tissue ri 10c
| “Nabisco Ritz Crackers ane, 30C | Speedup Ammonia Je 0c
‘SWIFT'NING > 37¢ = $1.11 | £58 Mason uses
3 PINTS
BOSCUL COFFEE ~~ 58¢ we B60
QUARTS
2 PIECE CAPS
doz. %5¢
LIDS
2 doz. 25¢
Chopped Foods 6 = T9¢
INDEPENDENCE
SAFETY MATCHES
2 »e {lc
PUSS °N BOOTS
GAT FOOD
oe ~3 8 oz. cans JHE
OCTAGON
TOILET SOAP
.
New Giant Size
0XYDOL
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FELS NAPTHA
LAUNDRY SOAP
2 « 1l¢
New Giant Size
DUZ
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pkg.
Ib. 15¢ 1
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