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THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949
BLACKTOP
DRIVEWAYS—SIDEWALKS
PARKING LOTS
TENNIS COURTS, ETC.
ROAD GRADING
DALE PARRY
DALLAS 417-R-3
Four Birds Nests
Looking north from the windows
of the POST four birds’ nests can
be seen in the bare trees.
Don't sell your antiques before
calling LEIDINGER'S. Rifles,
Revolvers, Guns, Furniture,
Glass, Silver and Coins. En-
tire Estates Bought.
LEIDINGER’S
117 S. Washington St.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Phone 3-9459
M. A. UTER
LADIES and GENTS
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24 HOUR
DRY CLEANING SERVICE
We Call For and Deliver
77 MAIN STREET
Luzerne
KINGSTON 7-0091
PRA
Greatest 4
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Over 40 Years on Main Street
FINKELSTEIN’S
Credit Jewelry Store
72 Main Street, Luzerne
All prices include Federal Tax.
HARMONY HOUSE
100 Main Road
TRUCKSVILLE
Chicken Dinner $1.00
Fish and Chips 50
Real Italian Spaghetti
With Meat Balls 50
French Fries 15 and 25c
CHILI, SANDWICHES, PIZZA
MIXED DRINKS, WINE, BEER
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Anytime — Anywhere
DAY or NIGHT
CALL
DALLAS 400
Howard H. Woolbert
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Ferguson Avenue
SHAVERTOWN, PA.
4.00:
£2 EY ee Et Tl
3 3
FOR EVERYONE
20 CHECKS $150
YOUR NAME PRINTED
ON EACH CHECK
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NO REQUIRED BALANCE
*NB CHARGE FOR DEPOSITS
OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT
WITH ANY AMOUNT AT
ANY TELLERS WINDOW IN
These are the ladies who attended Mrs, William Cairl’s eightieth birthday anniversary party on
Wednesday afternoon.
Standing, left to right: Mrs. Morgan Wilcox, 8); Mrs. Amanda Yaple, 83; Mrs. Amy DeWolfe, 80;
Mrs, Mary V. Rohrbach, 82; Seated, left to right: Mrs. Anna Avery, 85; Mrs, William F, Cairl, Sr., 80;
Mrs. Sara Baker, 86; Mrs. Alliw
Morris, 85,
Eight Dallas Women
Guests at Mrs. Cairl’s
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terested in where I've been; they
should be interested that I'm still
alive”.
Her husband, who died in 1933,
was a farmer “and a good one”
but left his early farm and moved
with Mrs. DeWolfe to Dallas thirty-
eight years ago.
Mrs. DeWolfe is proud that she
does her housework well and in
the summertime cuts the lawn.
There are three children, all liv-
ing; Ruth DeWolfe, Dallas, Mrs.
Mable Davenport, Pottstown and
Olin DeWolfe, Washington. She
.| has two grandchildren; Robert De-
Wolfe and Virginia Davenport.
Mrs. Morgan Wilcox, 80, was
born in Jackson Township, moved
to Wilkes-Barre when she was four
and has lived in Dallas twenty-
seven years, At present, she states,
she has the enjoyable company of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter King, who
live with her, while her other most
pleasant occupation is reading.
Her late husband, Morgan, spent
many years in the lumber business
and real estate in Wilkes-Barre and
Dallas. He was a member of Dal-
las Borough Council. Mrs. Wilcox
takes pride in recalling that Mor-
gan was an All-American football
player at Syracuse University.
WYOMING EY
114 YEARS OF BANKING SUCCESS AT
Corner Market & Franklin Streets
Bember Fed. Deposit Insurance Corp'n.
WARREN BOSTON
CHEVROLET
WE'RE THANKFUL .... because so many of
you folks depend on us for regular car care. We
show our appreciation by our work—by the best
work that factory-trained mechanics using specially-
designed equipment can do.
YOU'RE THANKFUL . .. because when we do
a repair or service job for you, you can bet your
bottom dollar it’s done right and priced right.
WARREN BOSTON CHEVROLET
PIKE'S CREEK
PHONE 461-R-8
| After graduation, he toured Europe
jon a bicycle.
Mrs. Wilcox has one daughter,
Mrs. William Lynch, of Harrisburg,
and two grandchildren. The grand-
daughter is a buyer in New York
City and the grandson is in the oil
| business in California.
Mrs. Mary V. Rohrback, 82, was
born in Dorrance Township moving
with her parents, when a small
child, to York, Pa. Here she met
{ Mr. Rohrback, a foreman machin-
ist; they went to New Jersey and
were married. Mr. Rohrback serv-
ed with his company at York for
sixty-one years.
Mrs. Rohrback lived in York
fifty years, moved to Dallas and
has resided here for the past six
years with her daughter-in-law, the
present Mrs, Henry Kraybill. Mrs.
Kraybill was the wife of Mrs.
Rohrback’s son, Walter, now de-
ceased.
Mrs. Rohrback spends her time
at sewing, mending and house-
work. She feels unable to attend
church which, she states, is her
greatest disappointment,
To Erect Christmas Lights
Jim Besecker, chairman of the
Borough Christmas Lights Commit-
tee, asks all community-spirited
citizens to meet on Main street
next Sunday aftegsficon to help
erect the tree @nd lights, Three
electricians and %three trucks will
be on hand to expedite the Work.
Several large refractories are
among the most important present-
day industries of Clearfield County.
LOOK FOR ME
AT THE
DALLAS HARDWARE
« « . Now is the best time to
RESTYLE or REPAIR your
fur coat. !
‘@® Skillful Work
@ Master Craftsmanship
@ Free Estimates
@ Free Storage
'@ Very Low Price
® No Job Is Too Big . . .
. . .Nor Too Small
We are also relining and
remodeling cloth coats.
BETTER TAILOR
and FURRIER
147 Main St., Luzerne, Pa.
Call 7-2562 or Res. 7-7126
NEW LIFE
THE OLD RA
Your radio has pro
taken a beating in r
years. You may not re
how worn out, run down,
how weak it is.
We can prokably put nf
life in your faithful old ra
by testing and repal
and perhaps by addin;
tubes. We recommend
SOL VIBRATION - TES
RADIO TUBES.
AL WILLIAMS, Jr
Radio Sales and Sery,
Holcomb’s Grove
TRUCKSVILLE, P
Dallas 249-R-9
Member of Radio Servicg
Association of Luzerne §
SHOP,
Read The Classified Cd
Home Dressed Chicken
Round Steak
188 MAIN STREET
Fresh Home Dressed
TURKEY, DUCK, and CHICKEN
Fresh Pork Sausage _
LARE’S MEAT MARKET
OPEN TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TIL 9
AM 336 ‘Ih,
Ply ae mT 49¢ Ih.
ELIE mr 69c¢ Ib.
LUZERNE
AVOID THE PENALTY
To avoid the penalty, the tax collg
of Dallas Borough requests th
pay their taxes on or before De
and save the 5% penalty, whic
added December second. ;
ARTHUR R. DUNGEY
Tax Collector
oe Poses
Half sizes in a number
of price ranges.
Miniature Pen
and
Pencil Sets
MEN'S WEAR
Dress Shirts
Sport Shirts
Ties
Belts
Holeproof Socks
T-shirts
P-J’s
Hanes Underwear
Fine Handkerchiefs
Gloves
Scarves
NYLONS!
The Perfect Gift
Holeproof Stockings
Cannon
Green Goddess
Umbrellas
Pajamas
rayon and silk
flannel
Sweaters
Cardigan
Pull-Over
Bed-room Slippers
Robes
LINGERIE
Slips
Panties
Night Gowns
CENTER STREET
Fhe Showan Shep
Patronize Your Back Mountain Business Places
Open Saturday Evenings till 9
SHAVERTOWN
DRESSES COSTUME JEWELRY BLOUSES CHILDREN’S ©
JUNIORS’ Necklace and Bracelet Silk and Ra§on Snow Suits '\
: Sets
Size 9-15 Ship and Shore Jackets
Earrings u
LADIES’ Cottons % Overalls
Pins :
Flannel Sh 11
‘Polo Shirtg
Christmas Cards
CANDLES
and
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