THE POST, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949
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Be Smart
Why buy. coal in a heap, when you can.
pay for it as you use it?
Save Money
Fill your bins now while coal is low in price.
Pay Monthly
Pay for your heat the same as you pay
for your light and telephone—By the month
No Finance Charge
We mean it. You can buy your winter’s
supply of top quality Glen Alden Blue Coal right
now and save money. Yet pay us for it on a
budget plan at no extra cost.
How Can We Do 11?
It’s simple. We can haul larger loads,
at our convenience, while roads are good
and driveways are open. We avoid costly
“rushes and at the same time protect your
supply while there are no mine labor
troubles.
It’s Good Sense
to fill your bins now on these liberal terms.
LAST WORD IN LATEST IMPROVEMENTS!
Want your home to fit that description?
Then talk over your modernization plans
with our friendly advisers! We’ll show you
plan books on remodeling, figure costs for
you, supply you with all the materials you
need . . . even help you work out a conven-
ient financing plan! Stop in this week for
a free estimate!
Back Mountain Lumber and Coal Com-
pany Lumber Yard and Coal Pockets will
be open Saturday afternoons for your con-
venience.
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Take Advantage
OF PRESENT
LOW PRICES
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TOP QUALITY
LEHIGH VALLEY
PAUL D.
ECKERT
Phone Residence 299-R-3
Saw Mill 592-R-11
Dallas @®
Shavertown
—Grand Opening—
STAR-LITE THEATRE
Route 309 Tunkhannock
(Right next to the Tunkhannock
Airport).
Monday and Tuesday
April 25 and 26
“Miss Annie Rooney”
Starring Shirley Temple
Also selected short subjects .
Wednesday and Thursday
April 27 and 28
Excitement and Drama!
“Larceny”
with John Payne, Dan Duryea
Also News and Cartoon
Friday and Saturday
April 29 and 30
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Technicolor Production
“On An Island With
You”
with Esther Williams, Jim
Duranty, Peter Lawford
Also—News
Sweet Valley Couple Observes
Its Sixty-Sixth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lord of
Sweet Valley celebrated their sixty-
sixth wedding anniversary on
Thursday. Mr. Lord and his wife,
the former Ida Fiske of Sweet
Valley were married April 21, 1883,
at Beaumont by Rev. MacRoy. The
couple will also "celebrate their
birthdays next month. Mr, Lord
will be ninety-one and Mrs. Lord
will be eighty-four.
Mr. Lord who engaged in farm-
ing for many years, retired in
1934. Although he has been in ill
health recently. He is now
able to be up and around.
They hé&Ve seven children: Char-
les, Dallas R. D. 2; Harry, Dallas
R..D. 1; wwhlizabeth Morris,
Sweet Valley; James, Huntsville;
Mrs. George Kreller, Plymouth;
Dana, Sweet Valley; Mrs. Perry
Hoover, Dallas R. D. 2. They have
twenty grandchildren and twenty
three great grand children.
Laing Auxiliary Meets
At Albert Parrish Home
Ladies Auxiliary of Dr. Laing
Fire Company met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Albert Par-
rish, Main Street, Dallas. Two hun-
dred dollars was donated toward
the cost of a resuscitator pur-
chased, recently.
Committee for the next meeting
will be: Mrs. Joseph Schmerer,
Mrs, Budd Schooley, and Mrs.
Grant Shaver.
Mrs. Oscar Roth, Mrs.
Shaver and Mrs. Albert Parrish
served the following: Mesdames
Guy Dunham, Cliflord Ide, Sterling
Meade, Stephen Pavlick, Walter
Davis, Thomas Kepner, Arthur New-
man, Grant Shaner, Edwin Nelson,
John Girvin, Ralph Fitch, Elwood
McCarty, Thomas Kingston, R. J.
W. Templin, Morris Harris.
Nelson
JUST A
REMINDER
For really delicious Baked
goods visit our new Bak-
ery Department. We have
a complete line of baked
goods, absolutely
FRESH
- Cakes, Pies, Cookies,
+ Buns, Rolls, Pastries,
Cup Cakes, Freshly
Baked Bread
DIXON'S FAIRLAWN
MARKET
MAIN STREET — DALLAS
George Jacobs Jr. Is
Honored On Birthday
George Jacobs, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Jacobs of Pioneer
avenue, celebrated his sixth birth-
day anniversary on Saturday with
an Easter party. Guests eagerly
participated in an egg hunt on the
spacious grounds surrounding his
home. The following were present:
Tomy and Jimmy Borthwick, Clyde
and Wayne Faatz, Todd Eberly,
Bobby Wirshing, Charles Miers,
Drew Overpeck, David Wightman,
John Rees and Donald Bennett.
SANDY BEACH
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Silver River”
Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan
Cartoon “Buck in Bones”
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“April Showers”
Jack Carson, Ann Sothern
Shorts “American Sports Album”
TUESDAY
“Woman Chases Man”
Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCree
Shorts “Wrestling”
Cartoon “Twin Tornado”
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Nocturne”
George Raft, Lynn Bari
Shorts “Racing Day”
Cartoon “Wet Paint
| 8:15 P. M., 10:50 P. M.
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Two shows nightly
Children under 12 admitted free
Anderson Class
Has Easter Meeting
Mrs. Richard Prynn, Mrs. James
Sand and Mrs. Ralph Sands, Car-
verton were hostesses last Thurs-
day evening to members of Ander-
son Sunday School Class. Meeting
was held at the church. Tables were
attractively decorated to correspond
with the Easter holiday. Mrs. Betty
Sweitzer, president, presided. Re-
freshments were served to Mes-
dames John Wardell, Edward At-
kins, Robert Cyphers, George Char-
ney, Wesley Harris, Alvah Evans,
Glen Sickler, Don Piatt, Elmer
Smith, Howard Edwards, Jack Dana,
George Kromelbein, Henry Sweitzer,
Richard Culver, Harry Spare, John
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Coon, Harold Dixon, Jr., Miles
Shales, Grant Croman, William
Larmouth, Dana Sickler, David Dix-
on, Ralph Sands, James Sands,
Richard Prynn, Harriet Sands and
Mrs. Owens.
Kunkle W.S.C.S. Meets
Mrs. Oliver Ellsworth entertained
members of the Kunkle W.S.C.S.
at her home last Wednesday. Mrs.
Anna Weaver assisted her. Present
Mesdames E. R. Kirlin, Gideon Mil-
ler, Ralph Ashburner, L. B. Wilson,
Lewis Nulton, Calvert Birnstock
and Jo Carol, Fred Dodson, Bert
Stitzer, D. P. Honeywell, A, C.
Devens, John Isaacs, Julia Kunkle,
mer Updyke and the hostesses.
Of 0. L. Roushey And
BY BESSIE
George Turn, Agent, Lake
581-R-2) who resides at 201
Penna.,
The facilities of. George Tur
competent, efficient and compl
to you as policy holders.
To Policy Holders Of Lewis Roushey,
Widow of the deceased Lewis Roushey
(Phone, 336-R-13), will be handling my husband’s in-
surance business as your agent—effective April 2, 1949.
I feel sure that these arrangements will be highly beneficial
I will appreciate the continuance of
your business in which I am still interested.
Son Insurance Agency
K. ROUSHEY
Street, Dallas, Penna., (Phone
East Center Street, Shavertown,
n’s agency enable him to render
ete insurance service,
(Signed)
BESSIE K. ROUSHEY
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Ferguson Avenue
SHAVERTOWN, PA.
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Serving From 12 to 2
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Come in and let us show you those we
have in stock. There's a size for every
YOU ARE INVITED
Public Performance Demonstration
of the
International Harvester Milk Cooler
8:00 P. M., Wednesday, April 27
TRUCKSVILLE
“Your Friendly International Harvester Dealer”
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DEERING MACHINES
William Brace, Victor Rydd, Pal-
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4 Can Installed $270.00
$323.00
6 Can Installed
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