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Dealer also has CHOCO
Made with Breyers famous Vanilla Ice Cream, topped
with frozen strawberries and gaily decorated with
green-tinted whipped cream. Your friendly Breyer
LATE FUDGE TARTS.
Shavertown Penna.
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DALLAS 5¢c-10c-51 STORE
46-48 MAIN STREET,
DALLAS
Choose today from our
selection of
Christmas
Religious, senti-
mental, traditional, hum-
in
Come
in early and select while
our collection is full and
complete.
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Movies Tonight
Motion pictures of coal mining
and several short subjects will be
shown tonight at Maple Grove
Methodist Church Hall under the
auspices of the WSCS. Refresh-
ments will be served. There will
be a freewill offering.
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He’ll be a lot happier
when he opens them
on Christmas and
finds they’re from
Joe’s
Men’s
Shop
ADAM HATS— $5.00—$7.50
ADAM SHIRTS— $2.65 each
Two for $5.00
ADAM TIES—$1.00, $1.50
B. V. D. Gabardine
Shirts, Acetate Rayon
and Nylon Shirts
B.V.D. Pajamas,
$2.95—$4.95
B.V.D. Ski Pajamas,
$3.95
Society Brand Sweaters—
$2.98—8$7.50
Super Ten Slacks, 7.95—13.95
Beacon Robes, 5.95—11.95
Bondshire Shoes, 7.95—
9.95
Thorogood Shoes,
5.50—17.45
U. S. Rubber Footwear
U. S. Keds
PIONEER—PARIS—Belts,
Garters, Suspenders
MANY OTHER GIFT ITEMS
Joe’s
Men’s Shop
MAIN STREET, DALLAS
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Now more than ever before we are prepared to bring you a greater
selection of America’s outstanding Christmas gifts. See our thrilling
array of values today.
Make HENRY’S
Your Gift
FOR NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED
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Nationally
Advertised
Nationally - Adver-
tised Pen and Pen-
cil sets, Bulova,
Elgin, Hamilton
watches, Ronson
Lighters, 1847 Rog-
ers Silver and Sun-
beam Appliances.
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TOASTERS
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE ANY ITEM UNTIL CHRISTMAS
NEVER A CHARGE FOR CREDIT
Henry's
the store of Blue & White Diamonds
MAIN STREET
DALLAS
SHOP WHERE IT’S FUN
Shop Back Mountain This Christmas.
are interested and proprietors are your neighbors!
Where clerks
THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1049
Trucksville Men Are
Hosts to Neighbors
Men’s Club of Trucksville Metho-
dist Church were hosts to other
mens’ clubs of the area Monday
evening.
Attending were R, E. Kuhnert, H,
L. Smith, Henry Wilde, M. S. Scott,
R. W. Owens, Niles White, L. W,
LeGrand, Robert Fleming, Edward
Fielding, Sam Davis, Thomas Carle,
Jr., Howard Ide, Norman Stookey,
Herman Reese, S. W, Cashmark, C.
A. Baker, E, W. Piatt, Morris Lloyd,
R. H. Williams, B. W. Shortz,
George Shaver, Sr. S. D, Finney,
Rev. Robert Webster, Rev. Roswell
Lyon, Voight Long, Willard Bul-
lard, Herbert Webster, Elmer Jones,
Asher Weiss, William Clewell,
Theodore Poad, Donald Anderson,
Lowther Brown, Harold Croom, Bob
Shoemaker, Rev. Howard Harrison,
Clinton Smith, William Long, Ray-
mond Hoover, Edward Johnson,
Berton Owen, Wayne Harrison, Or-
in Jenkins, Richard Harrison,
George Jacobs, Robert Clark, Jr,
William Barney, William Hewitt,
Homer Allen, Sheldon Bennett, C.
S. Hemenway, Clifford Johnson,
Fred Case, Sam Dilcer, R., K. Snow
Jr., Stephen Johnson, Martin Por-
ter, Herbert Jenkins, George Pol-
lock, R. D., Lewis.
Laing Fire Auxiliary
Meets at Kepner Home
Mrs, Thomas Kepner entertained
members of Dr, Henry M. Laing
Fire Auxiliary at her home on De-
munds road for the November
meeting, Assisting her were Mrs.
Floyd Chamberlain, Mrs. Walter
Davis, Mrs. Ralph Brown.
December meeting, a Christmas
party will be held at the home of
Mrs, John Girvan. Fifty cent gifts
will be exchanged.
Present at November meeting
were: Mesdames Walter Davis,
Sterling Meade, Clifford Ide, Ralph
Brown, Ray Casterline, Joe Ada-
metz, Joe Wallo, Edwin Nelson,
Nelson Shaver, Grant Shaner, Guy
Dunham, John Girvan, R, J. W.
Templin, Marcus Ide, Thomas King-
ston, Oscar Roth, Arthur Newman,
Floyd Chamberlain, Morris Harris
and the hostess.
Mrs. Hayden Williams,
Hostess To S. S. Class
Mrs, Hayden Williams enter-
tained members of the Confidence
Class Tuesday evening. Plans were
made to send gifts to the Child-
ren’'s Home at Binghamton this
year instead of exchanging them as
Pollyannas, The Christmas party
will be held at the Church House
December 13 with Mrs. Claire Mec-
| Kenna as chairlady,
Officers elected for next year:
Mrs. Hayden Williams, president;
Mrs. Ralph Welsh, vice “president;
Mrs, Russell Rogers, secretary; Mrs.
Harold Titus, treasurer.
Present were: Mrs, Ralph Welsh,
Mrs, Lloyd Jennings, Mrs. Kenneth
Bonning, Mrs, Alfred Hadsel, Mrs.
Claude Agnew, Mrs, Claire McKen-
na, Mrs. Glenn Spencer, Mrs. John
Garinger, Mrs. Thomas Kreidler,
Mrs, David Ide, Mrs, Russell Rogers,
Mrs. Harold Titus, Mrs, Bruce Wil-
liams, Mrs, Harold Donnelly, Mrs.
Dean Shaver, Mrs. Al Rinken, Bess
Cooke, and the hostess.
Carverton Girl Scouts
Invested, Given Wings
Carverton Girl Scout Troop 109,
Brownies and Troop 256, Inter-
mediates held an Investiture and
Fly Up ceremony recently at Car-
verton Methodist Church.
Mrs. Harold Dixon, Jr. is in
charge of the Brownie troop with
Mrs. Dorothy Culver as assistant.
Leader of Troop 256 is Mrs. Edgar
Sutton, assisted by Mrs. Jack Dana,
Receiving their wings were Judy
Richards, Phyllis Culver, Donna
Perrego, Ruby Dixon, Marion Weiss,
Marguerite Engle, Lois DeWolfe,
and Mary Ann Andrews.
An Intercandlelight ceremony
followed. Other scouts invested
were Sally Dawn Edwards, Shirley
Wall, Ruth Ann Shales, Bonnie
Sickler, Lois Ryman and Betty Ann
Harris.
Mrs, Richard Prynn, chairman of
Dallas District invested Mrs. Bur-
dette Crane into the Scout Com-
mittee. Refreshments were served
following the investiture,
Hurts Foot at Fire
William Berti, son. of Mr, and
Mrs. Norti Berti of Franklin Street,
has been confined to his home for
the past week with an injured foot
received when he stepped on a
piece of sharp steel while running
for a water bucket at the Paulding
fire on Sunday night.
DO YOU KNOW?
THE NEW
AUSTIN
Tudor Sedan
SELLS FOR
$1295
Where else can you get
so much for so little.
Kunkle Garage
DANIEL E. MEEKER
Phone Dallas 4584R-13
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Township Pupils Present
Pageant In Book Week
Pupils of all grades participated
in a pageant at Dallas Township
in recognition of Book Week, The
main characters were Janet Rogers,
a little sick girl, and Lois DeWolf,
the fairy,
In the parade were book people
for all ages from Little Miss Muff-
et and the fairy tale age to Little
Women and Tom Sawyer—ending
with a modern version of Beowulf
by senior boys.
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State Health Officer
To Speak To PTA
Dr, Catherine Waters, State De-
partment of Health Officer, will be
guest speaker at the December
meeting of Trucksville P.T.A., on
Monday evening in Trucksville Fire
Hall. ’
Dr, Waters will speak on Dental
Care and show motion pictures on
the subject.
Closed for Season
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Joint Grange Meeting
Pamona Grange No. 44 will meet
with the Lehman Grange at Meeker _
Saturday, December 10, The morn-
ing session opening at 11 a.m,
with Master Russell Cease in
charge. The afternoon session,
starting at 2 p.m. is open to the
public. Lecturer Claire Dodson in
charge.
Joins Library Staff
Louis Owen of Hillside, a gradu-
ate of Lehman High School, is
Comittes: Elsie Anderes, Peggy working at Back Mountain Mem-
Decker and Janet Russell. Miss Dallas Outdoor Theatre has|orial Library as an assistant to the
Emily Goldsmith is adviser. closed for the season. librarian.
Jim Franklin, Winner
Jim Franklin, former Dallas resi-
dent, won the 32 special chanced Country Style Scrapple | Lean Pork Butt 33c Ib.
off by Harvey's Lake Camp 274 15¢ 1b. (by the piece)
United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania
at the meeting last week. Approx- . sy:
imately 100 members were pre- Pork Loin 33c Ib.| Lean Boiling Beef 25c
sent, Movies furnished entertain- .
ment. Fresh Hamburg 43c 1b.| Fresh Sausage 49¢c Ib.
Sunday, December 18 a turkey
shoot will be held in charge of Large Loose
Fred Allen and Al Ralph, Round Steak 69cIb.| Lo a sym. ole 1b
Thanks Fire Companies
Mr, and Mrs. Job Hadsall of
Beaumont wish to. thank the fire-
men of Dallas, Shavertown, and
Harvey's Lake and all their friends
and neighbors for their timely aid
in saving their home and store
from destruction during the recent
fire which destroyed the property
of Daniel Meeker.
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We are also relining and
remodeling cloth coats.
BETTER TAILOR
and FURRIER
147 Main St., Luzerne, Pa.
Call 7-2562 or Res. 7-7126 i
Hard Mixed Candies 29c¢
188 MAIN STREET
LARE’S MEAT MARKET
. OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 9
Fancy Mixed Nuts 39¢
LUZERNE
4 and 5 Buckle
Work Shoes (all sizes)
Work Rubbers
Sheeplined Booty's
Aviators Helmets
Hunting Caps
Coveralls
Army Wool Gloves
MAIN STREET
Shoe Pacs Rubber Bottom, Leather Top
Goloshes ..
Sweat Shirts (White and Gray)
Children’s Tom Mix Cowboy Shoes
Basketballs, Footballs, Rifles, Ammunition, Jackets, Trousers,
Sweaters, Shirts, Raincoats, and many other items.
Shop Here First And Save
EAST END BOULEVARD MARKET
6.29
TRUCKSVILLE, PA.
WARREN BOSTON
CHEVROLET
BLIZZARD
BY FACTORY
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Phone Dallas 461-R-8
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Here’s more proof that it costs you less to get your
car ready for cold weather than to repair the damage
if cold weather catches your car unprepared! Our
BLIZZARD BARGAINS are hot values in cold '“*
weather preparation for your car. 8
ASK OUR SERVICE MANAGER!
Drive around and talk over your car’s cold weather
needs. Get an estimate—see for yourself how little
it takes to be ready when the mercury really drops.
BE READY WHEN IT COMES
All Types of Permanent Anti-Freeze
Zerone, G. M.,
Weed
and Prestone
Chains
in all sizes
Have your brakes checked. Let us
bleed your lines and fill master cylin-
der and adjust to perfection.
Let us check your windshield wipers.
You may need new blades and a thor-
ough inspection.
Let us check your lights, including
stop lights
Be Ready When Winter Comes
Chevrolet
) Pikes Creek, Pa.
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