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ies Cortlands, Pippins. Phone OR
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4010 West 65th St., No. 207, Min-
neapolis 24, Minn. Include phone.
LARGE FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator.
Perfect condition. Call evenings
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GIRL'S CAMEL HAIR coat.
fur collar.
season. Call NE 9-5164.
Beaver
Size 12. Boy's sport
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ADA EICHLER
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BARGAIN: Girl's English make
BICYCLE. Brand new. Uncrated.
Ideal ‘Christmas present. Call OR
5-1762.
FOUR Tubeless tires 850x14. Less
than 300 miles. $15 apiece. Dial
696-2129.
1944 FORD V8, new tires, new
paint. A real good car and a real
beauty. Call evenings OR 4-2488.
UPRIGHT PIANO, good playing con-
dition. Phone evenings 696-2015.
CHRISTMAS TREES, large selection,
blue and Norway Spruce, Scotch
Pine. Select now—cut, later. Ground
pine and evergreen branches. Meek-
er-Outlet Road. Ken King GR
7-2649.
RUBBER FOOT WEAR for the en-
tire family at Joe's Men's Shop.
35 Main Street, Dallas.
KELLER'S GARDENS, Idetown. —
Phone NE 9-5426 Bulbs: Music
Holland, King Alfred = daffodils,
Narcissus, Poeticus, Poetaz, Tulips -
giant tall Darwin and Parrot; hybrid
lilies; cushion chrysanthemums.
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Store for Linoleum, Wallpaper,
Paints and Miscelleicous. We give
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& EXPERTLY RECONDITIONED &
RECOVERED—M. B. BEDDING CO.
factory, 526 So. Main St. Wilkes-
Barre.
DEEP-MINED ANTHRACITE stove
and nut coal $16.00; pea coal
$14.00. All sizes. Single ton, 50c
extra. Telepnone OR 4-3081.
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on SCRATCH PADS
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Dallas, ORchard 4-3227.
IN NOXEN, double house with sev-
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rooms, bath; other side 8 rooms,
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COMPANY
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OR 4-5371
MT. AIRY TERRACE, Lot Number
93, 60 by 120 feet, $78.00. Phone
VA 4-0984 mornings or evenings.
Back Mountain
REAL ESTATE
to buy or sell
we refer you to
Mrs. Sally Ide Paterson
our representative in that area
Residence, Dallas 696-2776
Tom Hart Realtor
25 W. Market Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Phone VAlley 4-4686
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| BRAND NEW 26 x72, 3 bedroom
| Rancher. Not a pre-fab, a custom
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with private water supply. Call OR
4-2513 after 7" p.m.
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Realtor
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
{ Service to the Greater Back Mt. Area
Pole 89 — Harveys Lake.
HARVEYS LAKE NE 9-5105
For Rent—
APARTMENT at Fernbrook, five
{ rooms and bath. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Phone NE 9-8444.
Wanted To Buy—
METAL FLAG POLE, approximately
25 feet high. The Dallas Post.
1,000 JUNK CARS, trucks or trac-
tors, regardless of condition. Top
dollar; Sweet Valley, GR 7-3641.
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Scavenger, 137 Dagobart Street.
Wilkes-Barre. Dial VA 3-4529.
SEPTIC TANKS, reinforced concrete,
buy the best. Costs less in the
‘long run. C. E. German and Son,
Kingston 8-1448 or your local sup-
ply dealer.
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BEAUTY SHOP now open for busi-
ness. Shampoos, sets, permanents,
RUGS. Any SIZE — All known
makes. A little out of the way
but a lot less to pay. B. Carpet
Company, 267 South Main Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
hair-cuts. Elizabeth Newman Keef-
er,, 5 Machell Avenue, Dallas. OR
4-6659.
PIANO TUNING and repairing. Muh-
lenburg 256-3613. Oscar White-
Help Wanted—
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ing and collecting money from
sell, Hunlock Creek, RFD 1.
DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! Bring
in your electric trains now to be
repaired. Don’t wait until the holi-
day rush, Jenkins Hardware, small
appliance repair center, 1714 Wyo-
ming Avenue, Exeter. Phone Wyo-
ming 295.
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED and
sharpened, new and used mowers
and parts. Saw filing and retoothing,
knives and shears sharpened. Phone
{Dallas OR 4-8404, William Eckert,
| Main Highway, Trucksville.
BACK MOUNTAIN
RADIATOR SHOP
Trucksville, Pa.
(Bob & Don’s City Service)
Latest Barbee Equipment
Phone 696-1153
TRANSUE'S T.V. and Radio Service
now located off Rt. 309 on Platts-
burg R. Beaumont. Call OR 4-5696
for 24 hr. service.
FUEL OILS, Atlantic Products. Me-
ter Service to insure you accu-
acy. Montross Oil Company, 436
Main Street, Luzerne. Phone BUt-
ler 7-2361.
| for that trim cut, shampoo, and
wave, or a fresh new permanent.
| Phone OR 4-3191.
WHY PAY MORE when you can
get the best professional work at
ED'S BEAUTY SHOP in Trucksville ?
Permanent waves, $6.50 up. Open
every evening until New Year's.
| New phone number 696-2375.
RELIABLE SERVICE on all makes
ford Refrigeration GR 77-2700
EXPERT UPHOLSTERING. Free esti-
mates. Stook Upholstery, Hill-
side Ave. Harveys Lake. Phone
NE 9-9416.
FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING.
All Types Floors. Work guar-
‘anteed. WEAVER and MADAR, OR
4-2565 and BU 8-6103.
PAINTING
INTERIOR — EXTERIOR
By Contract or Hour
CHESTER ROBERTS
Hunlock Creek R. D. 1
Phone Muhlenburg
2563692 or 2563690
FURNITURE REFINISHING; repair-
ing, antique work; removing
burns, scratches, polishing, in your
New Type high quality coin operated lown home. All work guaranteed.
dispensers in this area. No selling. Free Estimates. Dial 696-2571.
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Mon., Tues., Wed,, Thurs,
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Harold K. Ash
Shavertown Dallas OR 4-3161
FURNACE CLEANING and Serv-
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fire, Hot Water - Steam - Hot air.
R- W. Weidner. Phone ORchard 4-
6108.
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mobile using 0il? Your machanic
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POWER guaranteed piston rings.
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP
STULL BROTHERS, KINGSTON.
MARGUERITE'S BEAUTY SHOP, |
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By DORIS MALLIN
Top bowlers in both men’s and women’s leagues have
With an upset occurring eat
week in CROWN MAJOR LEAGUI,
none are surprised to find Dalls
Shopping Center on top this weet
with 30% points followed by Mont
Plumbing and Heating with 2¢
American Legion has 27 and Shaw
ertown Lumber, Parry’s and Dalla
Nursery are tied with 26 each.
Pote Hospodor had a big |
night for Gosart’s with 614
series including 213-196-205
games as the team took 3 from
Birth’s. Kundrat hit 608 fdr
Dallas Nursery as he piled up
195-200-213. At Kundrat’'s
side was Nick Stredny with
201-193 (573) as the Nursery-
men took 3 from Legion. Al
Ciccarelli led Legionnaires ‘with
217-215 (575).
Jim-Jon took 4 from Shaver-
town Lumber with Jim Thomas
scoring 206-199 (586). Dallas
Shoppers took all from Math-
ers Black Toppers.
Cliff Garris chalked up 199-
200 (588) and Dan Richards
235 (564) for Monk's team as
the plumbers took 3 from West
Side Novelty, Walter Szura
hitting 194-213 (566) for West
Side.
There were some mighty close
contests Friday night. Monk's won
first game by 7 pins and lost sec-
ond by the same, coming back in
the third to cop it by 57. Dallas
Shoppers took its last game'by a
narrow margin of 2. Three pins
was the difference as Parry's took
its last game. Only 1 pin took the
middle game for Legion’s team.
| High total pins of 2708 were
! rolled by Monk Plumbing and Jim-
} Jon had high single of 903. High
scores were turned in. by Myers
191; Lohman 202; Williams 191;
P. Ambrose 201; Henness 208;
Cross 203; Gauntlett 191; Panunti
192-194 (554); S. Bonomo 197;
Moore 194-204 (554); Disque 193
ADDY’S ASPHALT took 3 points
from Lispi Lanes Saturday with
Bob Moore rolling top series of
593. Bob started out with 213 and
243 games, headed for a big 600.
Figure it out! What happened to
the third game? Charlie Williams
set his “antenna” for a triplicate
series. First two games were ¢
cinch, 193-193. But, what a strug
gle in the final game! And what |
disappointment when all Chil
could get was 192 with a granl
total of 578. Nick Stredny rolld
195 (548) and Leo Yankoski hd
193. (Where was Leo during tle
other two games?) And Ton
Gauntlett ?
In BACK MOUNTAIN NEIGI
BORHOOD LEAGUE, its Dald
Dairy on top with 30 points ad
Payne Printery second with
Disque Funeral has 26% poins;
Stonehurst 24%, and Dixon’s ad
Beaumont Inn are tied with 24 egh.
Paul Kamont was top scor¢
rolling a 600 series for Paynes
as the printers took 4 fron
Code’s. Paul's series ingcludd
244-208. Ted Heness hit 19-
211 (59%) and Tom Cros
posted 191-226 (573) for Ro-
. inson’s. Cliff Garris chalkd
up 208-193 (583) for Dalks
Dairy; J. Bolton rolled 25
(574) for Bolton’s; Frak
Muchler hit 192-192 (572) or
Payne's.
Other top scorers included Pat-
ton 192 (553); Moore 196 (552);
Ashman 224 (554); Trudnak 196-
191 (555); Carrero 203; Else 213;
‘Matte 193; Shupp 206; Stredny
192; Ciccarelli 190; Yanik @ 192;
Buynak 213; Bonfig 196; Kravitz
203; B. Williams 191; L. Yaakoski
2178; Gauntlett 200; Shales 190;
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% | Titman 195; F. Roberts 191; King
191; Weaver 211; Shemanski 193;
Cravitz 221; and B. Bolton, St., 190.
| BEAVER RUN DINING rolled a
| nice third game of 1008 pins against
i Mayfair as it took 4 points. Al
| Ciccarelli was top scorer with 190-
| 212-204, adding up to 606 series.
| Charles Else rolled 203-202 (584)
| and Sid Fielding, 193-195 (573).
| Tom Cross posted 190-193 (558)
‘ed FAM01IOARYS
18 Y3eT 'N
‘81H RB 3qld INOW
wR tims os.
Saturday 8 A. M. to 12 Noon
918¢-¥ HO i
{ and Carl Roberts turned in 216
(546). If the second game was
185 for Carl, figure out the first!
In ST. PAUL'S BROTHER-
HOOD League, Bob Monk went
crazy and rolled his first 600,
posting high single of 235-202-
17%, and 614 series. §
Mustangs lead the lineup with 30
points followed by Tigers 27, Tro-
jans 26, and Badgers 251. Badgers
had a single game of 884 and Mus-
tangs rolled 2562 total pins.
Other high scores were 201 (567)
Kriedler; 212 McCarty; 174 Hoover;
196 Moyer, 188 A. Whiting; 178
W. Dungey.
Special note: Marty Shook has
been badly neglected in this col
is | Milne
something extra to try for starting this week at Crown
Imperial Bowling Lanes. Th: New Dallas Cleaners, just opened
at Dallas Shopping Center, is offering a gift of dry cleaning
to the top series bowled in league play each week by a man
and woman. Start bowling, folks! T’ll keep you posted here.
umn. He had two especially big
nights in bowling this season. The
first time, the type was almost im-
possible to read due to a mechan-
ical failure here and the second
time, the news was left out en-
tirely. Please congratulate your
fellow bowler on his improved
games and encourage him to roll a
600. I promise to get that in the
news! J ial
A. Vida posted 607 (215-213)
| for NIAGARA CYCLO MASSAGE as
the team took 4 from Karieio. W.
| Szura rolled 221 (576); J. Hustey
1191-211 - (569); and T. Pineno 195
(559). What happened, Steve?
Top four teams in BACK MOUN-
TAIN CHURCH League took it on
the chin Wednesday as league-
leading Trucksville A lost 3 to
Shavertown A; Huntsville Christian
lost 3 to Carverton B; East Dallas
took over Dallas A for 3 and Trucks-
vill C took all from Shavertown B.
Wilbur Davis hit 584, high series
>f the night for the leaders with
3ill Thomas at his side for 559.
Jhiz Lozo was top man for Dallas
3 with 580. Fred Rundle hit 554
or Trucksville A. Dave Zimmer-
nan led Lutherans with 553 and
Roy Stair hit 550.
CROWN IMPERIAL GIRLS took 2
rom Jimmy's Lanes. Henri Ben-
tovsky hit 202-186 (551); Ginger
Cosart 173-177 (514); and Evelyn
Roberts 178-170 (511): Billye
Jumes and Grace Sickler were off
with high games in 160’s.
O’Malia Laundry dropped 3 points
to Joe's Men Shop in IMPERIAL-
ETIES League Friday and Elston’s
lost all 4 to Delaney, upsetting the
league completely. O’Malia leads
by a 3 point margin over Joe's 24
and there is a 3-way tie in third
place with Apex, Delaney and Els-
ton’s, 23 each. Plains has 19 and
Goodman's and Garrity have 18%
each. “lal
With Joe’s and O’Malia’s it
was touch and go right to the
end. Gloria Charnitski, rolling
a terrific series of 538, gave
Joe’s team spirit and with Rose
Novroski hitting 459, they
took the first two games by
a safe margin, The last game
was neck and neck all the way
and it was still anybody’s
game up to the last bowler in
the last frame, until Anita
Pascavage rolled her last ball
and took the point for O’Malia
by 2 pins. Joe’s total pins of
21%0 were high for the night.
Gloria’s series included 169-
199-170; Rose’s, 174-167; and
Anita rolled 169-175 (470).
Also hitting in 500’s were Marg
for Delaney with 179-180
(518) and Eleanor Moyer 187-165
(507) for Elston’s. Liz Weale hit
178 (473) for Goodman’s, Marilyn
Morris 181 (469) and Marie Cic-
carelli 171 (477) for Plains.
Tt was a close contest in the first
two games for Apex and Plains as
Apex took over by 11 pins in the
first and just 2’ in the second. The
teams split 2-2.
Other high scores were rolled by
Thompson, 168; Stair 163; Carr
171; Bonomo 178. .
COUNTRY LEAGUE girls
featured four girls with series
in upper 400’s last Tuesday.
Grace Sickler led the marking
with 496 (169-155-172) for
Bocar as they took 4 from Top
Shelf. Evelyn Roberts hit
487 (185) and Evelyn Kamont
475 (174) for O’Connell’s, tak-
ing 3 from Dallas Dairy. Flor-
ence Allabaugh posted 484,
(163-162) for Troster’s only
to watch her team lose 3 to
Mac-Tools.
Other top scorers were Marie
Bellas 173 (461); Diane Myers 173
(453); Casey Selingo 169 (451);
J. Agnew 160; M. Shook 160; d.
Dougal 161; A. Pascavage 168; F.
Lewis 164.
Marg Milne was the star of
DALLAS WOMAN'’S CLUB
League as she posted a beau-
tiful 5381 series. Eleanor Moyer
went on record with high single
of 189. Violets and Marigolds
tied with 708 games and Vio-
lets totalled 2056 pins.
Marigolds and Violets are tied
for first place with 10 points each.
A good way to make your car
run better is to have a salesman
quote you a price on next year’s
model.
“Dad,” asked Johnny, looking up
all one word, or do you spell it with
a hydrant?” ?
Kindergarten curse: “May all your
favorite television programs go off
the air.”
Shavertown
May I introduce myself? I am
the new correspondent for the
Shavertown area. My name is
Mrs. Isabel Kreidler. My address
is 26 Division Street and my
phone number is OR 4-4429. If
you or any of your friends or
relatives have any items of int-
erest to the people in the Shav-
ertown area, please call me and
I will do my best to get your
items published.
ON NOTRE-DAME TEAM
Mr. and Mrs. George Bednar,
John Bedner, Hazletine Street, and
Frances Lenahan, Mt. Airy Road,
spent last week-end in Pittsburg.
They stayed at the, Penn-Sheridan
Hotel, The highlight of the trip was
the Pitt-Notre Dame Football Game.
The former's son George, Jr. is a
member of the Notre Dame team.
While there they spoke to the coach
and were told that great things
are being expected of their son in
his last two years of college. They
also had the privilege of being in-
troduced to all the members of the
team.
Mrs. Nora Hall, Sunset Ave. will
spend Thanksgiving Day with her
nephew and his family, Mr. and
Mrs, George Stevenson, Barnesville,
Pa. On Monday, Mrs. Hall will ac-
company her sister and brother-in-
law, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Blase,
Ferguson Ave. to their winter home
in Ft. Pierce, Fiorida. |
Anne T. Apaciano recently vis-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Spaciano, ~~ Shagbark = Drive. Miss
Spaciano resides in Harrisburg. We
are happy to report that Mr. Spac-
jano is recovering micely from rec-
ent surgery at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Suchy, Pitts-
burg, spent a week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis J. Spaciano, Divis-
jon Street. Mr. Suchy and Mr. |
Spaciano were Army buddies and
spent enjoyable hours hashing over
old times. ‘
Mrs. Robert Sulgar and sons, Ray-
mond and Robert, Philadelphia rec-
ently visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sulgar, Division Street. The
boys had a fine time with Grand-
ma and Granpa and enjoyed visit-
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On December 12 the brass choir
will play at Jackson Fire Hall for
the first time. The public is in-
vited to attend the Women’s Aux-
iliary meeting. The choir will play
exactly at 8. 3
GYM CLASSES
Both. the boys’ and girls’
classes have had a lift.
parallel bars.
use them shortly.
The girls and boys have run the
50-yard dash
and walk. These two events were
timed and recorded. Next spring
they will again be timed and rec-
ords compared. : :
As another outdoor exercise, the
girls had three chances to throw
a softball over hand as far as they
These throws were meas-
could.
ured. Best of the three also re-
corded on the record sheet.
have done sit-ups and pull-ups
which were also recorded.
All of these activities are in ac-
cordance with President Kennedy's
physical fitness program.
SYNOPSIS
“Meet Corliss Archer,”
Senior Play, depicts a typical fam-
gym
The boys
now are using a gymnastic bar and
The girls will also
and 600-yard run
Boys
Lehman |.
Lake -Lehman
High School
y
MARY ANN LASKOWSKI
ily with its problems and joys. Of
course there is one member of the
relatives that isn’t appreciated
when she comes to visit. That's
Mrs. Archer’s cousin, Agnes.
Dexter Franklin, trying to show
his love for Corliss, but everything
he does seems to end up in a mess.
The cast of this amusing play
will be published next week.
THANKSGIVING
A Thanksgiving Day program
was presented in Assembly. We
all know how this day of feasting
reminded. Mr. Marchakitus and
Mr. Squier both spoke.
would give anything to have. We
joy. We have delights of music,
that we live in the U. S. A."
you!
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.
Mrs. Robert Sulgar and sons lived
in the Shavertown: area. for quite
some time, :
Mrs. Warren Long, Inman Street,
was honored recently at a family
birthday gathering. Present were her
INCORP
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Kintner of Treicklers,
Pa. and their children, Terry, Andy
and Dorothy; her son William Long
and his wife and children, Karen
and Wayne, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
James Caffrey and family, Wilkes-
Barre; Della Steinruck, Loyalville,
and Robert Long, at home.
A surprise birthday party was
held for this correspondent at ‘the
home of Mr. and Mrs, F. Allen Nich-
ols, Carverton Road. Present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mr. and.
Mrs. Wilbur Morgan, the host and
hostess, Trucksville; Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Dymond, Mr. and Mrs. Arth-
ur K. Gensel, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Owen, Fernbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Hunter, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sherwood, Chase, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas’ Kreidler, Shaver-
town.
Queen of the Ball
Our own Peggy Thompson, Per-
rin Avenue was selected as Queen
of the Ball at the recent Harvest
Ball held annually by the Dallas
Kiwanians. Peggy is the wife of
Edwin Thompson and the mother |
of Roy, 5; Booth 4; Ned 2, and Lisa '
1. Along with being active in civic.
affairs, being a very busy house- |
wife and mother, Peggy found time
to create the gown she wore at the
ball. It was fashioned along simple
lines and the fabric was Hot Pink
satin. From all reports a better
choice for queen could not have been
made. Peggy was presented with a
golden crown, a beautiful bouquet
of chrysanthemums and a gift of
money. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thompson
and ‘family, Perrin Avenue, will
spend the Thanksgiving week-end
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomp-
son of Pineville, Pa.
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Spiced Lunchon 39c Olive Loaf
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CAVES SUPERMARKET
pial. NE 9-9562
Open Every Day.
49c¢ Lb.
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late Charles
Mayer wishes to thank friends and
neighbors who performed kindly
acts of personal service during the
days of the bereavement, and those
who expressed concern by sending
flowers and notes of sympathy.
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One wife to another: “Did you
ever get the uncomfortable feeling
from his homework, “Is waterworks |
that perhaps your gray hair isn’t
| premature ?”
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NEW
Ultra
clean. .
NOXEN ROAD
HARVEYS LAKE
I/, Spring Chicken
LOBSTER TAIL
PLATTER
EVERY SAT. NIGHT
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SOLAR HEAT
SOLAR HEAT
finest automatic heat comfort.
First premium heating
oil at regular price
GULF
clean! Burns clean, heats)
. lets you enjoy the very’
CHARLES
Order from us today!
SWEET VALLEY, PA.
H. LONG
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We also have Corliss’s boy friend,
began, but it is always good to be:
When we stop and think we have:
daily freedom which many people
wi
have friends and loved ones to en-
other men’s thoughts and conver-
sation. We have smiles and words:
of cheer from friends and neigh-
bors. If we stop and think there
are so many small things which we
have and others long to have.
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We should be extremely happy’
Happy Thanksgiving to each of
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