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Prices ofleciive
thru Saturday,
Jan. 2Ist.
L-.NCASTER BRAND, E-Z CARVE
RIB ROAST
WHOLE OR RUMP HALF
LEGS O' LAMB
(Ist to
LARGE FLORIDA, TEMPLE
MUSHROOMS
SPEEL
b. BH
4th Rib Slightly Higher)
b. §O¢
ass Ewin RY FRESH PRODUCE EEEENENENEREEEE
ORANGES 10 ~ 9
WASHED, MAINE, GOLD SEAL, ALL PURPOSE
POTATOES
SNOW WHITE
SPANISH ONIONS swe sucine
-UP BLEACH
10-LB.
BAG.
lh.
LANCASTER BRAND
DUCKLINGS
GULF STREAM
BREADED SHRIMP
® Grape
® Pineapple
09°
wb. 43¢
2 © 15¢
LOUELLA DRY MILK wan
PANCAKE FLOUR
PANCAKE SYRUP
COFFEE CAKE
CAT FOOD
FLEISHMANN'S
INSTANT COFFEE
CHASE & SANBORN
REGULAR OR DRIP COFFEE
CHASE & SANBORN
PECAN SANDIES
RAGU
SPAGHETTI SAUCE
LUX FLAKES
LIFEBOUY SOAP
1515-01.
cans
b-o0z. jar 84¢
(10c OFF LABEL)
2-lb. can $135
15-02. pkg. 49¢ ;
32-oz. far 69¢
; toe. pha. 34¢
2
BATH RUGS
PIECE RUGS
SPECIAL! WHILE THEY LAST!
ASSORTED COLORS
{Reg. $1.00)
(Reg. $1.00)
=. §O¢
| jo 88¢
CREAM
HALO
COLGATE DENTAL
NATURAL OR DRY
SHAMPOO
WILDROOT
CREAM OIL
PALMOLIVE (inner
economy size 83¢
Ie. $100
69°
plus tax
lge.
size
gt.
size 19°
bomb ;
83¢ .
Ib. pha. JF
23
|
GOLD
SEAL
IDEAL
BRAND
VIRGINIA LEE
CREME FILLED
SWEETHEART SOAP
SWEETHEART SOAP
{2c OFF CAN)
DUTCH CLEANSER
BLU WHITE BEADS
POWDERED TREND
WRISLEY SOAP
oT
PRESERVES
® Cr. Cherry
12-02.
jars
|LIQUID TREND %7
_THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1961
FREE!
150
GREEN
STAMPS
WITH COUPONS
b. 4 3¢
Ib. pkg. 69°
® Apricot-
Pineapple
31.
quart C
bottle 1 5
size
2-lb. c
pkg.
12-0z. 8
bot. ? 9
Special! § ink 5 |
a =e 30
45" ae
25¢
25¢
B9¢
39°
14-02,
cans
6-0z. pkg.
49¢ 2
? pkgs.
DOLE'S FROZEN
PINEAPPLE-ORANGE
PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT
OR PINEAPPLE
JUICE
25 39
6..,3%
TUNA FISH
SOLID CHUNK
LIGHT LIGHT
RED BAND GREEN BAND
on 29c L430
“a 59¢
WHITE CHUNK, &l/5-0z. can 33¢
Pousapsie 180s 27¢ Pos hc qi $
STAR-KIST
TUNA FISH ALLSWEET
—LIGHT CHUNK—
MARGARINE
2 i. 51°
HANDY ANDY
(7c OFF)
If oo 60°
LIQUID ALL
sor. 70¢ ou $900
size
16-02.
bot.
LUSTRE CREME
SHAMPOO
(CREME)
Le 49 (3) ©
LOTION OR LIQUID
Li 60¢
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Assorted
Colors
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SNEEZIN' SEASON
KLEENEX
TISSUES
(400's)
COMFORE iN
boxes
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SURF DETERGENT
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NISL TINT
THIS COUPON WORTH
| 25 Extra S&H Green Stamps
With Puichase Of (4) 12-oz. Jars ldeal
PRESERVES SPECIAL! 4 sors $1
(Grape, Cr. Cherry, Pineapple Or Apr. Pineapple)
| Name
Address
Offer Expires Wednesday, January 25th, 1961
LIMIT ONE COUPON FER CUSTOMER
THIS COUPON WORTH 3
25 Extra S&H Green Stamps
With Purchase Ot (3) 1-Qt. Bots. Of
SPEED-UP BLEACH, AMMONIA, STARCH
or FABRIC SOFTENER
Name
Address
Offer Expires Wednesday, January 25th, [961
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
THIS COUPON WORTH ~~, |
25 Extra S&H Green Stamps
WITH PURCHASE OF 3.LB. CAN IDEAL
WHITE OR GOLDEN SHORTENING
Name
Address
: Offer Expires Wednesday, January 25th, 194!
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER" §
THIS COUPON WORTH
25 Extra S&H Green Stamps
WITH PURCHASE OF I-LB, PKG.
LANCASTER BRAND FRANKS
Name
Address
Offer Expires Wednesday, January 25th, 1961
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
THIS COUPON WORTH
90 S&H Green Stamps
In addition to your regular stamps with an order of $5 or
more, except cigarettes, fresh milk, cream, and Fale Trade
items.
Name
Address
5 Offer Expires Wednesday, dan. 25, 1961 5
; Liv ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
A NOIR SOI NOIR MIL YD
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’ SPECIAL 19c OFF LABEL!
MAXWELL HOUSE 10x. i 45
INSTANT COFFEE jos
BLUE
RINSO
ALL PURPOSE
(5c OFF) fe OFF) ose OFF)
29¢ :. GY Jo $106
gt. pka. 84¢
fd cates 396
REGULAR SIZE
LUX SOAP
LUX SOAP 3 ie 43¢
SWAN SOAP 4 coo 258
LIQUID
I Jf = 65¢ 3 89¢
LIQUID = OFF)
WISK =. 41¢ 266° 7 Hp
ASSORTED COLORS
4 cakes ae
LUX SOAP
24-01. 20¢ 9-1b., [Bor $925 2 2 Ib. b- $451
DETERGENT
ALL 8%
IN PLASTIC REFRIGERATOR DISH
PRAISE SOAP
WASHES CLEANER
FLUFFY ALL
SILVER DUST
3 cakes a
48.01. TT¢
18-02.
pkg.
Win $1,500
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Has
2 Boxes 12's
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Many have expressed surprise at
in ear ly morning hours the past few |
weeks. * Curiosity aroused and look- |
ing for news,
doors to the bowling lanes will be
open all night from now on.and the
Bonomos will welcome late night-
shift workers and groups who wish
to bowl after hours. Stop in any
time at night and see how cheerful
the place is!
A new number is on display at
Crown Imperial. This week, it’s
814662! Do you have it ?
Berti’s Roll 1002 Game
Bill Allabaugh fired his third 600
series in as many nights with 252
(616). The 252 game gave Berti
& Son a middle game of 1002 pins for
third place high in the League. R.
Stair 204 (564) and T. Wilson 199
(533) did their share for Berti’s. For
Michael & Son it was H. Ehret 184
(534) and B. Hanson 180 (515). The
“Diggers” pulled in the last game
by four sticks.
West Side Novelty started to pick
up the slack in CROWN' MAJOR
League by taking the measure. of
Birth’s for 4 big points. Chill Wil-
liams rolled 216 (600) and showed
strong signs of coming out of a
slight slump. C. Molley 205 (559);
B. Hoblak 183 (528); and M. Parntt
183 (526) helped push West Side
in the win column. Al Bellas 220
(544); N. Buynak 199 (552) and A.
the grade for Birth’s.
Shavertown Lumber made things
rough for Dallas Post as the Printers
went to the line with four men.
Jim Lohman with 213 (554); J.
Knecht 192 (550) and C. Nafus 187
(515) were, “just enough to ‘take
first game. Shavertown Lumber took
last game by one stick as “Mush”
There is
only one
WELCOME
WAGON
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36 years of experience
fostering good will in
Dysinest and community
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For information on
Welcome Wagon, phone
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FRANCES IVES
BU 77-4467
or
MRS. WILLIAM R. HUGHES
OR 4-27382
| Cross fired in a “must” strike.
finding lights on at Crown Imperial |
the Bowling News |
questioned Tony and found that the |
Montross 199 (551) couldn’t make |
DALLAS, PENNSYLVAN 5
By DORIS MALLIN |
The
lumbermen carried off 3 points. *
Vanderhoff Sanders made enough =
| pins in the final game to split with
Gosart’s Appliances. Bob Shoemaker
201 (547); F. Adams 193 (536) and
| a pair of 500’s by J. Birnstock and
F. Stevens were enough to overcome
la 212 (564) by Al Ciccarelli and a
209 (514) by L. Yankoski. F. Stev-
ens made a nice, conversion of the
4-7-9-10 split for the shot of the
evening,
Phillips Supply hit high 2729 toni
total for the second week in a row |
and pulled 4 from secon lace
Luigi's Pizzeria. Jack Yanik was
the big man with 223 (614) followed
by T. Gauntletf 214 (560); H. Lyons
189 (546) and B. Moore 200 (517).
Joe Shalata 225 (554) and C. Rob-
erts 173 (509) were everything for
Luigi’s as the place literally rained
splits (testimonial will be given by
D. Richards and L. Reese if anyone
cares to listen).
It was Dallas Nursery again for 4
points and they did it with four men
against Jim-Jon Tomatoes. Cliff Gar-
tis 214 (573) and F. Kardell 194
(555) were the difference as the
Nursery gang pulled every game out
of the fire in the last frame. Jim-
Jon had Panky Stolarik 194 (533);
J. Thomas 186 (520); and A. Matte
187 (512) fighting right to the wire,
but it just wasn’t in the book for
Jim-Jon that night.
Dallas A Posts 1069 Game
Reese Low Man With 2 3)
League-leading Dallas A “almost
set the alleys on fire last Wednesday
in BACK MT. CHURCH League when
all five men went over 200 in the
first game for 1069. Cliff Garris had &
235; Al Bellas 214; Tom Cross 213; - |
Al Scheckler 204 and Lew Red was
low man with 203. They continued
the onslaught for a huge 2904 ‘total
and took 4 points from Mount Zion.
The final score included two: 600
series by Tom Cross, (615) and
Cliff Garris (610). Bellas hit 598;
Scheckler 507 and Reese 556. Leon
Emmanuel led losers with 547.
Shavertown B stayed in the race
with clean sweep of Carverton A.
For Shavertown, it was Fred Field-
ing with 575; Carl Roberts 562 and ds
Sid Fielding 502.
Trucksville C remained in third
place, taking 3 from Lehman. Al
Nichols had 531 and D. Montgomery
501. Dave Eddy had 526 for Lehman.
Dallas. B knocked off Trucksville
B 3-1. Ralph Garris led the way
with 574; T. Gauntlett had 538; and
W.. Lozo 528. Herb Dimmick had 559
for the losers.
Carverton B upset Lutherans 40 .
Art Brown had 544; R. Parrish 529
and T. Metz 510. Tex Wilson* 518
“iand Matt Evans 501 were high . for
Lutheran. 2
Shavertown A took Shavers 3
3-1. Charlie Mannear was hi for
A’s with 523; G. Edwards had 520
and P. Vanblarcom 516 for this. 8.
Huntsville Christian took 3 ‘from
Orange. Bob Price had 572; Milt
Evans 525 and H. Moyer 515. For
Orange, it was George Miller with
500.
Trucksville A took East | Dallas 3- 1
A’s had Fred Rundle at 542° and
‘ Jack Berkheiser 517. 4
Qontiuedo on Page 5 BY;
Some people think that the
easiest way to make a mountain
out of a molehill is to add a little
dirt.
A Message From
of $14.62
mislead.
professionally trained to
reliable firms who make
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Monthly News
FEBRUARY, 1961 = &
Your Pharmacist "a
ARE ALL VITAMINS DEPENDABLE? > 3
In 1948 the Food and ‘Drug Administration began seizing
shipments of Nutrilite vitamins, charging false and
misleading claims for the product. During repeated ap- :
peals and hearings it was shown that a 30 day supply,
selling for $19.50 wholesaled for $4.87%, leaving a profit =
for the distributors and door to door sales-
men. We sell an approximate potency, made by reputable i a
pharmaceutical firms for about $7.95 for. a 100- day ny 2
VITAMIN LAWS ARE HARD TO ENFORCE
Vitamins are medicines, but if they are called “Food
Supplements” you are less protected. The F.D.A. ‘bas z
taken action against the makers of Hudson, Abundivita, 5
Visan and others for false claims. Before a legal decisiqy
is reached, years can elapse and many people may 4k
WHY TAKE VITAMIN CHANCES?
Your pharmacist will not endanger hs pRtomstont
reputation by false claims or excessive prices. We are
answer your questions.
BEFORE BUYING ANY VITAMINS— vk
Visit our vitamin department. Bring in the formulae
or bottle of any product offered by mail-order firms or
peddlers. We will compare it with vitamins made by the
our prescription au Often ?
we can actually save you money. n
HALL'S PHARMACY
OPEN SUNDAYS & DAILY 8 A. M. to 10 P. JM.
MAIN HIGHWAY
SHAVERTOWN
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