THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948
PAGE FIVE
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SERVICE
Old Toll Gate Feed Service
JIM HUSTON, Prop.
uzerne-Dallas Highway—Phone Dallas 520-R-2=
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Today ana Saturday
ONLY
Special Group
Children’s and Women's
- DRESSES
Buy one at the regular price and
for $1. more get another of the
same value.
ALL SIZES
Come early while there is still
a good selection.
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The Grace T. Cave Shoppe
Main Street Dallas, Pa.
Mickey Mouse
and
Bugs Bunny
ALARM CLOCKS
$2.95
WRIST WATCHES
$6.95
Evans Drug Store
Shavertown, Pa.
KUEHN’S DRUG STORE
Christmas Savings Specials
Value Price
Dresser Set $2.98 $1.59
Note Paper a5 59
Pen & Pencil Sets 2.50 1.95
Real Toy
Cash Register 5.00 3.98
Playing Cards a5 59
Powder Jars 2.50 1.98
Men’s Comb and
Brush Sets from .99 to 3.98
Billfolds from 199 to 10.00
KUEHN’S
DRUG STORE
Dallas Call 147
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST
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YOUR PRIVATE SAFE
A Safe Deposit Box in our Fire-and-Theft-Precf
Vaults Protects valuables at less than le o day.
“First Foor = Street Level — Ne Stain &
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Superior-Cadillac Ambulance
Dedicated to the comfortable and safe
transportation of the sick and injured.
Believing that this community deserves the best to provide for the com-
fortable, and immediate transportation of those who are ill or injured, we
have now put into service this modern, completely equipped Cadillac Supe-
rior Ambulance.
It is ready to come to your aid at a moment's notice, - for Bronson’s
Ambulance Service is as near as your telephone.
363-R-4. Keep that number in mind day or night for any émergency.
This is a beautiful ambulance, painted a cheerful blue and equipped with
all comforts for long-distance traveling. There is
pressing about it. It is used only for the transportation of patients either to
Yiospitals near at home or in distant cities.
There are comfortable seats for two attendants. The patient’s compart-
ment has controlled heating for winter and fans provide fresh air during
Driver’s compartment is completely separated.
summer.
For emergencies there are two compartments completely equipped with
first aid supplies, splints etc., and facilities are available to care for two
patients.
Our number is Dallas
nothing sombre or de-
ALFRED D. BRONSON
Ambulance Service
“as near as your telephone”
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Dallas Methodist Church Choir
To Present Sacred Cantata, “Ruth”
The sacred cantata, “Ruth” by
A. R. Gual will be presented by
members: of the Senior Choir of
Dallas Methodist Church under the
direction of Ruth Turn Reynolds,
minister of music, Sunday after-
noon at 4 o'clock. The cantata, a
harvest home one, tells the Biblical
story of Ruth and Naomi in two
parts, Joy and Sorrow.
The part of Ruth is taken by
Mrs. John Roberts; Naomi by Mrs.
Henry Kraybill; Orpah by Mrs.
Laurence Peirce; Boaz by Sam Dav-
is, guest soloist from Trucksville
Methodist Church.
Members of the quartet are Mrs.
A. N. Garinger, Mrs. Wiley Veitch,
Dick Oliver and Ralph Templin.
Chorus members: Alice Brown, Al-
berta Cross, Laverne Race, Anna
Roberts, Hilda Robbins, Peggy Gar-
ris, Janet Garinger, Margaret
Brace, Georgina Welch, Rita Cum-
mings, Beverly Cundiff, Mae Ide,
Lydia Kraybill, Sylvia Kuhnert,
Ethel Oliver, Florence Peirce, Phyl-
lis Veitch; Dick Oliver, ‘John Rob-
erts Sr., John Roberts, Jr. Allan
Haughwout, Floyd Ide, Raymond
Kuhnert, Ralph Templin and Z. E.
Garinger.
Louie Weigand Ayre, organist
and director of music at St. Clem-
ents Episcopal Church, Wilkes-
Barre, will be at the piano.
Thanksgiving Tea Is
Held At Welsh Home
Idetown W.S.C.S. in form of a
Thanksgiving tea was held on Wed-
nesday at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Welsh and Mrs. A. A. Neely and
Mrs. Della Parrish, president had
charge. The group presented two
flags to the Honor Roll, and paid
forty-five dollars on the.parsonage
furnace. Those present were: Mrs.
Claude Agnew, Mrs. Edgar E.
George, Mrs. John Garringer, Mrs.
Roy Garinger, Mrs. Hayden Wil-
liams, Mrs. Walter Kitchen, Mrs.
Harvey Kitchen, Mrs. Harold Don-
nelly, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs.
Della Parrish, Mrs. Frank Wright,
Mrs. R. B. Shaver, Mrs. Howard
Reilly, Mrs. Earl Lamoreaux, Mrs.
W. H. Nevel, Mrs. Loren Keller,
Mrs. Homer Middleton, Mrs. Rose
Anderson, Mrs. Corey Meade, Mrs.
Wesley Hilbert, and the hostess.
RADIO NEWS
More On FM Antenna
Automobiles may be a boon and
and blessing in one form but they
sure can cause a lot of noise in
an FM receiver. This ignition noise
can ruin the reception .in some
localities but be not dismayed, the
situation is not hopeless.
times moving the
remedy the situation, sometimes it
may take another type of lead-in
wire, other times it may require a
shield on the underside of the an-
tenna. For those who appreciate
the fidelity of the. FM receiver, all
of these things are worth trying.
Some-
antenna will
.We will be glad to lend our exper-
|| ience and help.
AM Radio
During the past week, we have
had a couple of experiences that
should be worth a thought or two.
A certain party has a well known
and certainly one. of the better
makes of radio. A hum developed
in this set in the past 6 or so
The hum was not bother-
some so nothing was done about
it, until this week when a filter
condenser went out throwing a
short circuit on the power trans-
former and a heavy duty resistor;
smoke and sparks came from the
set. In this case a five dollar re-
pair job soon enough would have
saved him ten dollars. MORAL,
“a little maintenance now and then
can save time and money later.”
In another case, a man called us
weeks.
with ‘a small noise complaint, we
found a shorted resistor. Repair
bill one dollar, money saved—10
dollars.
Record Players
Yes, we can help you there, too;
be something on that next week.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTION
C. L. CONGDON
BACK MOUNTAIN RADIO SERVICE
Fernbrook-Demunds Road
E. Dallas PHONE 317-R-8
| Woman's Club Meeting
Paul Fredericks, A.B.C. news
commentator and assistant to H. R.
Buckage addressed the Wyoming
Valley Woman’s Club at the No-
tending from Shavertown were:
Mrs. Theodore Poad, Mrs. Percy
Hart, Mrs. Fred Howell, Mrs. Le-
roy Troxler, Mrs. Z. R. Howell,
Mrs. John Henninger, Mrs. Thomas
.| held at 11 AM.
vember luncheon. Among those at- |
Last Saturday night 177 mem-
bers and friends of St. Pauls
Church enjoyed a delicious sauer-
kraut supper prepared by the men
of the Brotherhood, assisted by
the Dorcas Class -and other inter-
ested ladies.
St. Paul's Lutheran
Congregation of St. Paul’s Luth-
eran Church, has been asked by
its pastor, the Rev. F. W. Moock,
Jr., to mark its calendars for the
following Church events.
A Thanksgiving Service will be ;
held: in the Church at 7:30 on
Thanksgiving Day. At the conclu-
sion of the Vesper Service a stew-
ardship motion picture entitled,
“Salt of the Earth,” will be shown.
Friends of the congregation are
cordially invited to attend.
Visitors are welcome at St.
Paul’s to share our joy, our glory,
and our burdens for Christ.
Mrs. Paul Warriner Is
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs.
members of her bridge club at her
November 28—Holy Communion Paul Warriner entertained
will be administered on the First
Sunday in Advent.
December 2—Annual Congrega-
tional Meeting. A dinner for the
congregation will preceed the bus-
iness ‘meeting.
December 5—A service of reded-
ication for all members will be
home on Demunds road last Mon-
day evening. Present were: Mrs. R.
J. Breslin, Mrs. Louise Colwell, Mrs.
Ray Evans, Mrs. Henry Peterson,
Mrs. M. J. Brown, Mrs. J. H.
Hauck, Mrs. Florence Phillips and
the hostess.
3 Gn Tr
Galvanized Furnace Pipe
FURNACE “ELS”
5° — 6" STOVE PIPE
BROWN Ba PARES
FLOUR FERD of GRAIN
Maurer, Mrs. Donald Hutchinson,
Mrs. G. H. Keller,
PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
NEW — USED
STEAM BOILERS
RADIATORS
FURNACES
SINKS
BATHTUBS
TOILET-OUTFITS
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WATER HEATERS
SEPTIC TANKS
COPPER TUBING
FITTINGS
BRASS PIPE
PUMPS
PIPE CLEANER
SEPTIC TANK CLEANER
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU
WITH ALL YOUR PLUMB-
ING NEEDS.
’
Luzerne
Plumbing Supply Co.
340 UNION STREET
Luzerne—Phone 7-4415
HOT-SHOT—DRY CELL ELECTRICAL
BATTERIES SUPPLIES
4D — 6D — 8D — 10D — 16D — 20D NAILS
12 - 16 - 20 GAUGE WINCHESTER SHOTGUN SHELLS
30-40 Krag—32 Winchester Special —35 Remington
30-30 Winchester—303 Savage Cartridges
BROWN and FASSETT
FERNBROOK, PA. PHONE DALLAS 330-R-2
NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING AND IN
OUR NEW LOCATION ON MEMORIAL
HIGHWAY. Just BEYOND CADDIE LA-
BAR'S SERVICE STATION.
Call us anytime, anywhere for
prompt service.
“If it’s metal, we can weld it”
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DALLAS PORTABLE WELDING COMPANY
GUS WALTERS, Prop.
PHONE DALLAS 551-R-7
REMEMBER, WE WELD FURNACES
A Change From Turkey
TRY
QUICK-FROZEN
DOMESTIC RABBIT
% MORE ECONOMICAL
% ALL WHITE MEAT
TOMMY ANDREWS
T-Bar-A Rabbitry
74 Terrace Drive, Shavertown
AVAILABLE AT
DIXON’S FAIRLAWN STORE
: Dallas
HONTZ’S FAIRLAWN STORE
Shavertown
AMERICAN STORE
Trucksville
FIRST ON MOM'S
SHOPPING LIST!
Tasty, health-giving products
from our dairy are first on her
shopping list! Creamery-rich butter,
delicious cheeses, flavorsome salad dress-
HUB AUTO SUPPLY
¥ Main Road Trucksville 4
188 MAIN STREET
LEAN BOILING BEEF
RIB-END PORK LOIN
LARE’S SUPER MARKET
SHOP HERE AND SAVE
FRESH GROUND HAMBURG
CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST
MEATY COUNTRY SCRAPPLE
AMERICAN MIXED CANDY =
~ MIXED NUTS — WALNUTS
Open Friday and Saturday Till 9 P. M.
LUZERNE
53c
h5¢
35¢
43c
19¢
45¢
lb.
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
Keep Healthy with milk products:
ings.
AT YOUR DOOR OR AT YOUR STORE
FORTY FORT DAIRY STORE
FERNBROOXK, PENNA.
ONE STOP
SERVICE
Pull up before one of our gaseline
We'll
fill the tank, check the radiator, clean
SPECIAL
Srey pumps and let us do the rest!
Firestone Air Chief
AC-DC-Portable
Radio
$65.75 Value—
Special price $55.00
now.
the windshield, test the tires plus any
Drive in
other service you desire.
SNAPPY SERVICE WITH A SMILE
JACK HAZELTINE’S AUTO SERVICE
MAIN STREET DALLAS