The Dallas post. (Dallas, Pa.) 19??-200?, November 20, 1962, Image 10

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Read The! Post Classified Ads
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Take a critical look at SAAB engineering
@ SAAB TWO-CYCLE ENGINE, an economical,
quiet three-cylinder valveless unit makes every
stroke a power stroke, produces 6-cylinder power
with only 7 basic moving parts. Engine, trans-
mission, and differential are constructed as one
compact unit which eliminates 103 points of
friction, wear, potential trouble. Design is proved
by world-wide competition driving victories, and by
the many SAABs that have delivered low-main-
tenance performance past the 100,000 mile mark,
© SAAB FRONT WHEEL DRIVE transmits full
engine torque directly to front wheels, providing
sure-footed traction to pull the car firmly around
corners and through mud, ice, and snow. Other
advantages: more comfort and space and weight
savings (no driveshaft hump), greater directional
stability and handling ease under all road conditions.
@ SAAB BODY SHELL, a practically uncrush-
able steel airfoil on wheels, is designed for best
aerodynamic efficiency, high cross-wind resistance,
minimum road noise. Moreover, body shell com-
bines heavy 18- to 20-gauge steel (thicker than |
most American cars) and rigid unitized construction
for optimum safety.
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AN MEEKER, Prop.
COUNT AND EOMPARE basic engineering
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built to be better, not different . . . built by one of
Europe’s leading aircraft manufacturers’. .-. built
for those who enjoy mechanical excellence, tech=
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*Engine, transmission (3- or 4-speed gear box available), and
differential have a written warranty for 2 years or 24,000 miles.
$1895 P.O.E. i
(little enough for one of the
worid’s best engineered cars)
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THE DALLAS POST, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1962
NDITIONS y
anicsburg station. Fach of the 26 service areas
and all 38 interchanges this year will display
turnpike conditions.
TURNPIKE
Assistant Service Station Manager James Davis
of Mechanicsburg posts road conditions for
motorists in the Pennsylvania Turnpike's Mech-
u 0 Ailiim u 1" Commission officials said the new
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission 'snuion stoi ia’ motorist and
the Commission alike. He said in the
» » h Ch | past many turnpike drivers contin-
Will Post Radioed Weather Changes ii noms icomion i:
: | the weather would improve, Now
All Pennsylvania Turnpike travel-| The road conditions are provided | service areas will have accurate in-
ers this winter will have advance by the turnpike’s $3 million radio formation rather than “guess. re-
warning of road conditions on the- network which gathers information: ports. rs ?
470 miles of superhighway. | from 55 reporting stations six times : :
Posted at all of the 38 interchanges daily. More frequent reports are is- Lake Considers Rid i
and now at the 26 service stations | sued when conditions warrant. y ,
are road conditions for the entire| Upon compilation ‘of the infor-: Lake Township Board of Super-
turnpike, : | mation from across the state, radio VISOrs agreed to apply for forms and
Motorists can easily observe the operators advise all interchanges, further information concerning avail-
signs hanging above the clocks at who in turn change their signs and able federal funds under the new
toll stations. In the service areas call managers of service stations Public Works Acceleration ‘Act, at
the signs are located near the exit. | who post: the conditions. lthe November meeting Saturday.
GOOD COOKING
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and GOOD LOOKING!
the ultimate in
cooking pleasure!
Americat Finest
Gas Range”
Take a tip from nationally-known star, Jinx Falkenberg,
lovely Gas Industry personality . . . A modern, auto-
matic Gold Star Gas Range will make all your baking,
- broiling and cooking a real, deep-down pleasure with
more appetizing meals for your family. It's not the
same without the flame!
‘Buy Now...Save...No Down Payment...
3 Years To Pay... Buy Gold Star Gas Ranges
for as little as $1.50 per week...
No Costly 3-Wire Service Necessary With Gas
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OCTAGON SOA
DYNAMO
REGULAR SIZE
PALMOLIVE SOAP
BATH SIZE (FREE TOY TRUCK ATTACHED)
PALMOLIVE SOAP
REGULAR SIZE SOAP
CASHMERE BOUQUET 3 -+3
PRINCESS BRAND.
4 ay a1¢
6 oaks 88¢ |
ALUMINUM FOIL “ui Af
(5c OFF DEAL)
VEL POWDER
12-OZ. (10c OFF DEAL) 55¢
large pkg. 20¢
VEL LIQUID (oe) oo 32°
DETERGENT (3c OFF) (10c OFF) (20c OFF)
x 31F
AD in Te
LAUNDRY ;
giant king $4.11
pkg. 69° pkg. i /
| (40c OFF DEAL)
king $4.85
pkg. Hl
8 en 35
CLEANSER (2c OFF CAN) (3c OFF DEAL
AJAX ST Ee
AEROSOL (i0c OFF DEAL)
FLORIENT DEODORANT
LAUNDRY DETERGENT
wr 49° “or 80°
LIQUID (5c OFF DEAL) (10c OFF)
BIAX 0 32F ou STF
LIQUID BUBBLE BATH
SOAKY
CHLORINE BLEACH
ACTION
i 30¢
DOG FOOD
STRONGHEART
HARTZ MOUNTAIN :
DOG YUMMIES
bot.
can 69°
//2-qal. $149
(15c OFF)
fer OF
10-02. botile 60°
Sa 15°
It. can 10°
6-02. box 17¢
MRS. PAUL'S SWEET POTATO PUFFS =
DOWNY FLAKE FROZEN WAFFLES 8 52
33¢
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© MINT WAFERS ® COCOANUT HITS
® BREAK CHOCOLATE
® SPANGLES
® GLIDERS
63 oz Your
pkg. Choice
VASELINE
WHITE PETROLEUM 8-0. : c
JELLY jar 4
BRACH'S COLGATE
PEANUT CARAMEL REGULAR
CLUSTERS
ue 3Gc w G9¢C
TOOTH PASTE
IDEAL LIGHT TUNA
RED BAND SOLID, 2, 6!/ uz: 63c
Green Band Chunk, 2, 6! oz. 57c
Green Band Chunk, 94 oz. 39¢
ANTIACID
UNGENTINE
FIRST AID SPRAY
PEPTO BISMOL
4.07. bot. 50¢ 8-02. bot. 08¢
23-01. 98¢
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6+ 65°
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6-93"
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