Lop Nn aa a Tr PN J pg Ae ite PAGE FIVE THE POST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 . ; ; Tourists See Chinatown | to look down on the city from these are foreign to our eyes. Many tour- | oe . etm Pe tony lot heights. These two hotel were iss ate the unusual Tsking candies! 1 TEE T@@Chers Surprised On Birthday fot thick, and the ccling paintings | 10, 1170 Pes, oo” and ur | tsk heparan an obit tis. Suge Gis,» Tel] Fresh Ground Hamburg | Siimtess Het Dogs ad been done with vegetable oi : = k at stage o e i J ’ a oe Wa gop. was | Suits didn’t seem like ample protec- | game! We talked with one Chinese Join Faculty Post subscriber from Newark, N. J., 53¢ Ib. 53¢ Ib. carved from Mexican redwood. It oon Azan St 1s Sismpnts as we | shopkeeper for a short time. He in- bi A in ne 5h Sa . . 3 walked along e busy streets in | formed th. i i i Jas Jail inptessive ~and gue tows. Then ws headed ap the Hills! WP XS Ciiness Sloal 4 KTHS Teachers day. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Smoked Hams Slab Smoked Bacon 2 ig * jt Son i - the | 1 seemed easy enough the first | day, and to Chinese schools at night Frances Uaialy, Mr. 2nd Mrs. Leon 63¢c Ib 49¢ ib chapel of this cool, darkened struc- |.) "mm opel forohitide. 2 3 Earn Degrees Waskowski, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph . . ture you could hear whisperings of . piece of each side- | to learn to read and write their King, Mr. and Mrs. John Short happenings from as far back as walk is grooved all the way up to | native tongue. The children are per-| Three new instructors have been | Miss Eleanor C 2h % M je i the days of the Declaration of In- afford a better foothold for the fectly darling, their young parents) appointed - to Kingston Township | Mrs. Curzon Mill ani PH Chuck Roast Tender Pork Liver dependence. The bells, which are pedestrian. Even that, helpful as it very modern and well educated, |school staff since the be tick, Robert rl e a5 Se 59¢ ib 39¢ Ih still bound by rawhide date back to | 25, didn’t prevent us from getting | their grandparents lending the old | of last term, and four teachers | Mi s P Gatel Prog Fain : : 1779, the same as the altar. tired out as we climbed higher and | Chinese atmosphere and ways of | have been awarded advanced de- Russell “Gib — Diz BR rs Vv | B t RB d St k The garden is said to be one of higher the next two blocks. By the | doing things to the shops and grees for graduate work Pr. Tene pen ea feas guD ea the most beautiful on the coast Hime we reached our first destina-| streets. We found Chinatown a 0 : 35¢ ib. 89c Ib. and ‘that's not Lard to believe. Ac. jn. We Were glad we didn’t have | friendly, quaint place to spend a William K. Roeder, Bachelor of Go Fishing In Canda tually, the garden is a cemetery any topcoats weighing down our most enjoyable evening. cine Zom Bloomsburg Siete ? ¥ with tombstones dating back to the | SPoulders. a Coles joined the ii Frank Kuehn and Caddie LaBar, LARE S MEAT MARKET early 1800's. Every conceivable kind | = Chinatown is, of course, a must i corps ‘ast tebruary as math- both of Dallas, left early yesterday a lh i Oy ti eatuied the Mr. and Mrs. H W. Smith of matics instructor. morning for a fishing trip to 188 MAIN STREET LUZERNE gardener takes great pride in his [largest Chinese settlement outside Lake road will spend next week | Miss Janice Elaine Nagle, Bach- Canada. OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 huge dahlias, delicate-colored tuber- | of China. We enjoyed walking touring the New England States. elor of Science from Stroudsburg ous rooted begonias, and varied col- | along the streets and looking up S. T. C. begins her work this fall lection of fuchsias. at signs that we couldn't even as instructor of Hygiene and Physi- ; One evening we wended our way.|read. The shops have strange and cal Education. Miss Nagle has had “Where Quality Prevails” D to the Top O’ the Mark (Mark |varied offerings in ivory, jade, and experience in girls’ sports at Kings- Check the 5 ORDER Hopkins Hotel) and the Starlight | brocade. The food stores feature DON’T WAIT ton Borough High School, at Col- BY PHONE Roof in the Sir Francis Drake Hotel | dried meats and vegetables that lege, and on playgrounds. She al- Full Page : so excelled as a cheerleader and as Economy Ad : “with confidence” a swimmer. In Today’s CALL 450 Mr. Robert Becker, Bachelor of : 12 MAIN ST., DALLAS. PA. Science from Stroudsburg State City Papers CALL 450 FOR FREE DELIVERY Free Delivery . - Teachers’ College, and Master of » Quality Dry Cleaning Selence jon Springfield College, . . pringfield, Mass., will teach Hy- 0) -F £ p d and Dyeing giene and Physical Education and ure Ine roceries ro uce coach major sports. Mr. Becker EE — played varsity football at Meyers : Examine your fur coat now. High School and throughout his wll, TE i ANS Shurfine 3 Sry 3 HOME GROWN Have it restyled into the [jcollege days. 2 For 27c SHORTENING i : Canlitlower—\ 9c ha. ha : newest fashion or have a Miss Sophia Morris returns to |B™ KOOL-AID 38 1Ib.—85 ai 1 on all your Sacket. cape. or. stale made duty after a year at Syracuse Uni- 3 For 14c . C large—28¢ Elberta Peaches : 4 1 : versity where she received a Mas- 5 ne Tomato Catsup Silver Dust 3 1b. 29¢ from it. We will make your ter of Science Degree in Library French's Mustard 2 btls.—39¢ large—29c¢ SPRING COATS old coat look like new. We [| Science last June. Miss Morris each 14c : ———=""—____§ 50LBS. LIME STONE 3 $ guarantee our work, no down will devote full time aiding stud- PLANTERS Fr. Ground Coffee Litehouy Soap Potatoes % i j COCKTAIL PEANUTS Ib. Tc reg.—25¢ payments necessary, free stor- ents and the teaching staff with At me. 99¢ SUITS and DRESSES ih oo toe Ts Ahan hole Teading and finding materials 8 0z.—35¢ Evaporated Milk Lux Toilet Soap California Carrots or departmental subject assign- Wise Potato Chips 6 cans—"1 3 reg.—25¢ nia Larrotvs 2 small, We also remodel and ments. ; 5 oz.—25¢ T 2 bn. 17 : ; A yy Gerber’s Strained Le reline cloth coats. 3 Ms Sara Freedly returns to RITTERS x " - as Beans OT Fon RIPE BANANAS uty after a year at Pennsylvania |@ Chili Sauce Relish Ht largen Deans 10 for 93 2 LB. 25¢ MASTER GARMENT CLEANERS BETTER TAILOR State College where she qualified 23¢c Cream Style Corn — CAMEL HOME GROWN and FURRIER for. Master of Arts. 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