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173 Main Street, Luzerne
Ladies and Gents Tailoring
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THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1951
Showplace Changed
Luzerne County 4H Baby Beef
Club will hold its local show at
Sutter's Lumber Yard, Nescopeck,
Monday, November 26th at 7 P. M.
This location was selected after it
became known that the farmers
Night Market was closed for the
Men’s Suits, Ladies’ Suits,
Cleaned
$1.00 50¢
Skirts, Sweaters, Blouses
Top Coats Cleaned Trousers, Ladies’ Slacks
season on Monday nights. Previous
publicity announced that the Night
Market area on Pierce St., Kingston
would be used. All interested per-
sons are invited to attend the show
at the Sutter Lumber Yard in Nes-
copeck.
Hats Cleaned and Blocked, 75¢
Same Day Service
Thomas B. King, livestock spec-
ialist from Penn State will judge
8 the event. Angus steers will be
§ shown by Virginia Briggs, Nesco-
oe peck, R. D., Shirley Campbell, Nes-
copeck, R. D., and Robert Wright,
Stillwater, R. D,
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SPEC Yq ¥4 ED S13 @ E farm agent, reports the steers to
vi on the grounds.
INTO YOUR FARM EQUIPMENT!
Peppy . . . quick responding tools save time and let Watches
you do a better job. If your equipment is in smooth
running order, you make more money . . . you move
along at a good clip finishing more work at less cost.
That's just the target our Specialized Service is OUT LONG BEFORE
aimed at—to help you make more money with your
farm equipment. Our service shop is equipped to CHRISTMAS
handle your machinery problems right now. Experi-
enced mechanics will restore the pep and power to
your farm tools. . . put them on a paying basis. Only
. - Got : at
your equipment ready for the busy season ahead.
Charles H. Long ||FINKELSTEIN'S
SWEET VALLEY, PENNA—Phones 8421 - 8431 Credit Jewelry Store
Listen to the latest farm mews every day at 7:00 and
YOUR MASSEY-HARRIS DEALER
Hereford steers will be shown by
Bobby Rice, Dallas; Ray and Dur-
wood Karchner, Harold Campbell,
L. G. Yearick, assistant county
be in fine shape. Each club member
will fit his animal at home previous
to transporting it to Nescopeck,
leaving only touching-up jobs to do
AGAIN THIS YEAR
Cinderella
WILL BE SOLD
Lay Yours Away Now
72 Main St., Luzerne
(Over 40 years on Main St.)
No Charge For Credit
Henry Mastalski Jewelry Store
Helen’s Gift Shop
Leonard’s Jewelry
Kunkle Fire Department
La Casa Restaurant
James R. Oliver Inc.
Sandy Beach Drive-In
Friedman’s Express Inc.
Cave’s Economy Store
Colony Restaurant
Casterline’s General Hauling
Kuehn’s Drug Store
B & H Transportation
Bon Ton Mens’ Shop
Guzo Furrier
Mathers Construction Co.
Circle Inn
Flannigan Furniture
~ Bryant’s Bike Shop
Jones Bingo
“Duke” Isaacs
Ruch’s Flower Shop
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Harveys Lake Lions Club
wishes to thank those listed below for their kind help and generous
support for our recent “"Lady-Of- The Lake” Beauty Contest.
DONORS OF PRIZES
SPONSORS
Henry’s Jewelry
And A Happy Festive
Thanksgiving To All
Morris Square Deal Jeweler
Meyers’ Jewelry Store
Van Scoy, The GI Jeweler
The Roddy Co.
Jack Nothoff
Sandy Beach Bingo
Club Palmetto
Sunset Park
Shadyside Dairy
“Al” Coury Hotel
LaBar’s Sunoco Station
Laketon Community
Motor Twins Inc.
Delaney’s Gas Service
Elston’s Farm Dairy
Luzerne Sewing & Appliance Cen.
Elmcrest Development
Shaver’s Service Station
Franconi Auto Parts
Deater Plumbing & Heating
Flannigan’s Cut-Rate
Al Goodman Flower Co.
Annual Meeting
Thirty-seventh meeting of Lu-
zerne County Agricultural Exten-
sion Association will be held next
Wednesday at Salem Grange Hall.
The program will start at 10:30
with a turkey dinner at noon and
a short speaking program in the
afternoon. Dinner reservations
($1.50) may be made with the
Agricultural Extension office in
Wilkes-Barre or with any of the
committee members.
Trucksville Auxiliary
To Hold Party Saturday
Trucksville Fire Auxiliary will
hold a Bingo party at the Fire Hall
Saturday night at 8. Chairmen are
Mrs. Bud Silverman and Mrs. John
Kennan.
Gets Wild Turkey
Fred Drake, hunting alone Sat-
urday on Forkston Mountain, shot
his first wild turkey. Fred had ex-
cellent luck that day getting his
limit of grouse as well, which also
completed his season’s limit for
that royal bird.
Local Grid Classic
Tomorrow Morning
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eighteen game series. A strong
Dallas Township eleven led by Joe
Tondora was battled to a standstill
by an underdog Katie team led by
Bob Youngblood. The 6-6 score
gives no indication of the hard,
brutal battle both teams put up
to win the victory.
1946 GAME
Kingston Township won this one
12-6. Again it was Tondora match-
ed against Youngblood in a running
duel. Bob Hughes tallied the lone
Dallas score following a pass in-
terception. A pair of long runs
by Youngblood and Dave Cairns
produced the Katie scores.
1945
Dallas Township lost another
thriller 14-6 as Kingston Town-
ship triumphed over a favored but
injury riddled Redskin eleven. Tex
Wilson scored for Dallas on a
plunge. Bob Youngblood passed to
Bob Morgan for one touchdown and
tallied the other himself.
1944
Kingston Township added an-
See The Perfect
Cooking Ranges
for the
Rural Areas
CALORIC
RANGES
AND
Enterprise Ranges
New Models Are In
Harold
Ash
Plumbing - Heating - Bottled Gas
Phone 409-R-—Shavertown
Gettin’ Any Eggs Yet?
Are those chicks you bought this
summer startin’ to produce yet?
If they aren’t you better build
a fire under ’em cause you should
be gettin’ eggs every day now.
The best way to get your pul-
lets to fulfill their purpose in
life right quick is to get as
much vitamin-enriched Glidden
Laying Mash into ’em as you
can. Believe me, you'll get
more eggs per bag of feed with
this scientifically developed and
proven Glidden Laying Mash. It
works with my birds, it works
for my customers’ birds and it
will sure work for yours. Stop
in and get some.
TRUCKSVILLE MILL
Stanley Moore, Prop.
Trucksville, Pa.
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other triumph to its string 12-0
as both teams had poor seasons.
Bob Morgan and Art Kitchen led
the victorious Katie team while
Tex Wilson supported by Darrell
Harding and Bill Hart played good
ball for the green Dallas Township
eleven.
LOY:
FEED SERVICE
1943
wa Deroy . Sneaker yon by What is your cost of producing a pound of Pork?
ingston Township as Dallas Town- :
Hip made i valiant ‘but’ vain ob Reduce this figure—Feed our complete balanced
fort to wrest supremacy from the Tioga Brood Sow & Shoat Feed or supplement your
Basten Jack Porter wd Wore own grains with Tioga Hog Supplement. Both
Dyes, wets tops, for the Katies feeds fortified with Vitamin B 12 and Antibiotics.
while Porky Martin led the em-
Kingston Township won, 12-7.
Dallas Township scored victories in
1941 and 1940 to obtain its only
triumphs in the long series.
Si] DEVENS MILLING COMPANY
A. C. DEVENS, Owner
PHONE 200—DALLAS, PA.
Juice Cream of Celery Soup
Tos
Cranberry Sauce.
Celery, Olives, Carrot Sticks
sed Salad
ROAST TURKEY*
Filling
Choice of 2 Vegetables
Mashed Potatoes
® Home Made Pies
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Buttered Limas, Brussel Sprouts, Buttered Corn
: Rolls and Butter
Desserts
Jello Ice Cream
Plum Pudding with Sauce
§ =i Tea
other entree at
popular prices.
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With your purchase of this brand new,
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ABSOLUTELY FREE!
That’s a lot of motoring because you
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- DANIEL
Phone 458-R-13
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There's no better buy in
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TODAY!
*This offer expires,
DEC. 31, 1951
rmance!
MEEKER, Owner
KUNKLE, PA.
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