4 | SECTION B— PAGE 4 GREEN STAMPS ... WITH COUPONS MEENESNERANEREREEEREENR Offer. Expires Wednesday, - Feb. 15, 1961 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ou THIS COUPON WORTH BE = = 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps M wu WITH PURCHASE OF A WHOLE LANCASTER BRAND . TURKEY ®») BE ou a - Name . u Address Im Bu a = m i | H WN THIS COUPON® WORTH 25 Extra S&H Green Stamps _ WITH PURCHASE OF A 1-QT. JAR IDEAL MAYONNAISE or SALAD DRESSING Name oi IIB TOT | > Li EA ASLNSUNIANOLNS Offer Expires Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1951 LIMIT ONE COUPON FER CUSTOM MER: 2] [ER 0) ing ps 95, Extra S&H Green Stamps WITH THE PURCHASE OF A 28- OZ. JAR IDEAL STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Name Address Offer Expires Wednesday, Feb. 15, 196] LIMIT Ne COUPON PER CUSTOMER es in | WORTH C 25 Extra S&H Green Stamps WITH BURCHASE OF A 20-OZ. JAR IDEAL CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER Name Address Offer Expires Wednesday, Feb, 15, 196 Mir oe COUFON pep) CUSTOMER mannars THIS COUPON WORTH 25 Extra S&H Green Stamps WITH PURCHASE OF (7) 10/,-OZ. CANS IDEAL TOMATO SOUP Name Address Feb. 15, 1961 Offer Expires Wednesday, LIMIT pe COUPON Per CUSTOMER ; : Hershey Vitamin Fortified KRAFT DRESSINGS | cHOC. SYRUP “i 59¢ ITALIAN 8-0z. 33c lene TT MIRACLE FRENCH 8-07. 25¢ COCOA MIX leon a1¢ CASINO FRENCH 8-0z. 33c FRENCH 8-0z. 25¢ MRS. GRASS CATALINA FRENCH gon. 3% | CHICKEN a iy [2 ITALIAN 16-02. E5¢ § SOUP . ‘Boxes ‘NABISCO CAKES : 6-02. 31¢ FIG NEWTONS cello KEEBLER SUGAR HONEY GRAHAMS > WISHBONE DRESSINGS 31* ITALIAN De j RUSSIAN bor SAF so 20° (ofr) oor 33 SPECIAL! WHILE THEY LAST! DRAINBOARD rar (5) = 00° BOWL & PLATE (57) ’fi 6% (IMITATION CUT GLASS) NIAGARA 24.0Z. BOX 37¢c LAUNDRY STARCH “i 20° LAUNDRY STARCH 20 20¢ INIT \/, GAL. BOT.—4le LIQUID STARCH = 90 FABRIC SOFTENER pi A. il SILVERDUST % HP DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1961 MARKETS d EFFECTIVE IT’S OUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY THRU SAT. 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IDEAL GREEN PEAS w= fon $1 FROZEN | IDEAL CUT CORN 3 co IDEAL CHOPPED BROCCOLI iF P&R SPAGHETTINI, LB. BOX, 23c P:R NOODLES fiSe 3% LUX FLAKES x gfe LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 I= 25° LIFEBUOY SOAP 2: 31¢ RINSO 3% Toe RINSO 20° = g9¢ be S106 ALL PURPOSE SURF DETERGENT oi 79¢ LUX SOAP 4m 39° LUX SOAP 3 5 43¢ SWAN SOAP § io 25¢ BLUE KING SIZE—$1.23 32¢ ts aa wv SE TARR ETT to er id Tra de a = ob ST ; a. 18° BUY 48 TEA BAGS—GET 16 MORE FOR lc TETLEY TEA 0: sae THRIVO DOG FOOD tea i 68¢ 5 i Ii oe 1If ~ LOLLI PUPS DOG CANDY ASSORTED COLORS LUX SOAP 4 bi 39¢ ~ DETERGENT ALL [Fer or. $925 2, 23- be - $457 2% or 90¢ 3 CAKES IN PLASTIC REFRIGERATOR DISH 3 cakes 44 PRAISE TOILET STEWED TOMATOES 2 "“..’ 3%¢ SOAP HUNT'S HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE 69° ROBIN HOOD FLOUR he 3108 LIQUID (Tc OFF) HANDY ANDY oz 31¢ a 60° LIQUID ALL piv 4 ar i Li | tently. One of the earliest setilors) DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA |W. C. Wright, 77, | Struck By Car Steps Between Cars, Is Fatally Injured | © Willam C. Wright, 77, Noxen, was fatally injured when struck by a car in front of Noxen Methodist Church Thursday afternoon at 5. He died the following merning without regaining consciousness at General Hospital, where he had been ad- mitted by Noxen ambulance. Services were conducted from the | Nuiton Funeral Home Monday after- | noon. Rev. John Gordon, pastor of j#fderson Noses Methodist Charge officiated at the funeral home and at committal. services at Orcutt | Cemetery. | Mr. Wright had been attending a | family and neighborhood gathering in the church social rooms, which | followed funeral services for Byron | J. Traver of Wilkes-Barre. Coming | out of the church, he stepped be- | tween two cars, and into the path of | | an encoming car driven by Paul R. | Keiper, 23, of Noxen. The road was | | icy, and though Keiper was driving | | cautiously, he was unable to stop. | The victim died of a fractured | { skull and multiple injuries. | Lehma hool board for 21 years, * Born in South Run, son of the | Pagan sce 2 : ea | : | was a great loss to the Lake-Lehman late Charles and Mary Montanye | gohoo] jointure, which is embarking | Wright, he lived in Noxen most of [i YY Ie E | upo buildin rogram in which | his life. He retired twelve years ago Dn oe in 8 = as chair- (from long employment with the ,.. of the building and grounds | Noxen Tannery. : | committee, was very active. Surviving in addition to his wife are children, Frank, Brooklyn, N.Y.; i | Albert, Harrison Valley; Mrs. Mil- How Do You Spell It? How do you sell it? Is it Alle- dred Galey and Mrs. Florence Pond, | | Ni M M oxen; Mrs. Grace inard, Plain- hn, Alloghuny oF Allegany.” The 7 | Allegheny River flows through the Arthur Ehret, Meeker, who died January 25 at General Hospital, was buried the following Saturday in Lehman Cemetery, after largely at- | tended services conducted by Rev. | William Howard, pastor of Lehman | Methodist Charge, from the Bronson | Funeral Home. field, N. J.; Roy, Binghamton, N. Y.; | Ira and Mrs. Claire Garrett, John- | son City, N. ¥Y.; Clarence, Painted | | Post, N. Y.; Mts Doreas Faux, West) then makes a hairpin turn into New { Nanticoke; Mrs. Evelyn Buckingham, | (York State, passing through the | Tunkhannock, RD 5; Leonard, Osce- | town of Allegany, New York, and | ‘ota: 30 grandchildren and 16 great | skirting Allegany State Park. Re- | grandchildren; sister, Mus. | turning to Pennsylvania, the Allegh- Jennie eny flows along the western hound- | Boice, Tunkhannock, and a brother, | $ e a ph y of the Allegheny National | , Tunkh k, RD. {an | ames Toda BD | Forest of the Allegheny Pittsburg, in s Allegheny County. Shinglehouse | erty For decades, newspapers’ audited Fibber McGee once remarked that | cireulation has kept pace with the | when he was traveling about the | ok : country, he became stranded in! creasing numberof 1. § house | Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania. Located | ‘holds. Since 1920, the number of very close to the New York state U. S. households has more than line in Potter County, tucked away | doubled; newspaper circulation has in the mountains, Shinglehouse also more than doubled, derived its name somewhat inadver- a Frenchman, built a house | “The trouble with politicians is covered it with shingles. The com- | that they have more solutions than munity that sprang up around it has | we have! problems.” — Rep. Archer been “called Shinglehouse ever since. Nelson, Soh OPE GERMS 12 HOURS New Micrin, from Johnson & Johnson, protects 11 hours longer i than other leading mouthwashes - IMICRIN TRADEMARK ORAL ANTISEPTIC FOR MOUTHWASH & GARGLE VS —— Le? MICRIN IS THE ONLY leading mouthwash to protect so long, so effectively hecause only | Micrin contains the new, long- -lasting antiseptic ingredient—Dequalinium. ~ MICRIN STOPS infectious germs. Bad breath germs. Germs that come with colds and sore throat. Keeps working for 12 hours. Rinse and gargle with pleasant tasting blue Micrin, from ‘Johnson & Johnson, EVANS Preseription DRUG STORE : SHAVERTOWN 3 OR 43888 Funeral Services di Mr. Ehret, 68, a member of the : | town of Port Allegany, Pennsylvania, - 2 the inc § ithe spill raiders” the you * Not o hilarious showed {human Ibe of 1 wantedy ‘with her thap-haz Edwards Could it it to a f donkey Bre sds $ % WX 8S £5 5K8SE RIESE § 3g EB ERE F R = 8 lB ilk x ¥ 8 R {eo ® VV VV VV CVV VV a Vr vv verve F IL il Py 9 A nl a o jh i y " i 1 § ay io] i r} |B “ [ H p 4 & sf a 4 | I | i «| i | 4 E < a - - 1 ; " TE - § LL ; % Ee » ot . | rE A
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers