_—
Two Back Mountain Women To Play
Part in Giant's 30th Anniversary
1wo pack lvountain women will ings, all coupons | from all
play a leading part in helping Giant will be put together in one pile
Markets begin the observance of its and a gremd prize winner selected.
30th Anniversary today. |The grand prize is a years supply
Mrs. Frederick Eck, community of groceries valued at $1,300. This
leader, has been invited to cut the grand prize drawing is scheduled
. ribbon when Top Value Stamps, for Friday, February 8.
Company opens its new Redemption | There's still more. Each of the
yprore at 10 a.m. next door to its big | “lucky letters” is worth five Top
market in Luzerne, and Miss Elaine Value Stamps when turned in at
Kozemchak, Wilkes (College Senior, | one of the stores whether or not
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James | they spell out one of the slogans.
Kczemchak, will act as hostess The chain will stop giving out the
throughout the day as Miss Top | “lucky letters” on January 26. But
Value. they may be redeemed until Feb-
Both women were selected be-
ruary 3 after which they will be
void. :
To Be Paid In Silver
More than 50,000 silver dollars
have been delivered to the North-
eastern National Bank for use in the
promotion. In connection with the
sweepstakes, all employees of Giant
Markets were paid in silver dol-
lars on Saturday.
The payroll in silver dollars
gave an indication of the financial
value of the chain to the community
and the growth of the company
since the first market was opened
on December 8, 1932, in a convert
ed garage at 1007 Capouse Avenue,
Scranton.
That first market was ovnerned by
M. L. Hodin and Sam Hodin, both
still actively engaged in the man-
cavgse of their interest in home-
making and community leadership
and because they represent two dif-
ferent generations.
In connection with the anniver-
‘sary the locally-owned chain will
conduct one of the biggest promo-
- VARIETY CENTER
vv vv VV VV Vv vVY
tional efforts in local retailing his-
tory with a $50,000 Silver Dollar
30th Anniversary Sweepstakes,
And everybody will be a winner. |
All participants will receive Top |
Value Stamps. In addition close to |
The Ideal Place To Buy Your
EXCHANGE GIFTS
from 10c up
150 baskets of groceries: and thou-
sands of silver dollars will be
awarded.
VV VV VV VVC VV VY
TOYS
XMAS WRAP
aiatioatatitintitidbisdbidindasdantdbs dedi
TRIMMING
Starting today, leaflets describ- |
ing the promotion will be distri- |
buted to the public at the stores H
affiliated with the chain. The [8
sweepstakes started Wednesday
and continue for eight weeks, |
The $50,000 promotion is based | [
on “lucky letters” that will be given | if
po at each Giant or Giant, /Big Chief /
Markets for the asking. No purchase || .
is necessary.
The “lucky letters” cen be used |E
to spell out three slogans: “Gi |
T
Ladies. (Reg. 2.98)
Corduroy Slacks
Solid Patterns
$1.00
Giant | [8
Pride,” worth one silver dollar; “Top |
Value,” worth five silver dollars, and | &
“For Thrifty People,” worth 100
@ilver dollars. a
But that’s only part of it. Attached | §
Boys (Reg. 9.95)
Winter Jackets
Detachable Hood
35.91
to each “lucky letter” is a coupon.
This coupon will be filled out and |}
deposited at ome of the markets.
Then every week for eight weeks on
Saturday might, a drawing will be |
held at each market and a free |
grocery order will be awarded. At
the end of the eight weeks of draw-
Ladies (Reg. 2.98)
Nightgowns
Flannel
$1.99
Mens (Reg. 3.98)
Work Pants
famous Brand B.V.D.
$2.50
Ladies (Reg. 4.95)
Storm Boots
Warmlined }
YA
Men's
Flannel Shirts
Heavyweight
2 for $3.00
Infants (Reg. 2.98)
Cap — Booty
Sweater Sets
Orlon
$1.99
Sires
"MONK Plbg. & Hig.
N. Lehigh St.
Shavertown, Pa.
Men's
DRESS
SOCKS
(Reg. 55¢)
3 pr. $1.00
MAIN STREET
USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN
FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS
— LUZERNE
ON
24-HOUR SERVICE
~ BACK MT.
LUMBER & COAL
Company
674-1441
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
ELUNE
dis
GIFTS
gifts
FOR
AHN
RECLINERS
from
359.95
There's Still Time
~ To Make Your Own
BISSELL
SWEEPERS
Reg. $12.95
Special 9.95
72" x 36” Sheet Clear Plastic, Nails and
Molding—everything you need to make a
storm window in 5 minutes. |
Open Every Night Until Xmas
CLOTHING AND SHOES
FOR THE ENTIRE FAM
| GREENWALD'S
IN LUZERNE
el 3 ETE
AT FT TT TT ew ——— eset
pCO LOCO OOOO
ILY
¢
agement of the firm.
Other top
officials are three of M. L. Hodin’s
sons, William, Joseph and Jack M.
From that first area super-market
the
in
chain has grown to 18 units
the greater Scranton-Wilkes-
Barre area and reaching as far as
Stroudsbury and Liberty, N. Y.
In the works is what has been
described as the most modern and
largest supermarket
ern
constructing
‘1 Northeast
The chain is
new $500 000
Pennsylvania.
the
market just off Moosic Street, Scran-
ton,
unit which will
to replace its Moosic Street
be razed by the
Pennsylvania Highway Department
for a segment of the Anthracite Ex-
pressway.
The 30,000 square-foot
building is expected to open in six
months.
YOU CAN’T LUZE IN LUZERNE
Thus, #2 chain continues its ex-
pansion ‘that has seen its receipts |
grow from thousands annually
erromsiey $0 wiv « ve Ty Fewr Hours For Shaver Family
Light Box Jams |
| Shavertown Fire Company mem-
As Signals Fail | bers did a magnificent job in col- | pel], Joseph Youngblood, Walter in the valley that went out and
JA | lecting for the Shaver Family Fund Davis and Harry Smith covered the | Collected for the fire victims of
Dallas Borough traffic lights went | on Thursday afternoon and eve- remaining areas. [Harvey's Lake.
out again Tuesday morning when a ming in their community, raising a
regulator wheel on the old switch- | total of $725.11.
box, pressed into service in place |
of the one burned out during the
recent storm, jammed beyond re-
pair.
A blast of the fire siren signalled
| collectors during the afternoon
: Shavertown Firemen Collect $725
Fredericks, Al Williams, John Chap- | 1¢ved to be the only fire company
‘ambulance were used in the drive.
the start of the drive. Serving as | Four high school girls names m
| known, volunteered their services
SECTION A — PAGE 3
to solicit the Meadowcrest area and
turned over to the local firemen
forty dollars. gathered in a few.
| hours.
Shavertown Fire Company is be-
and the |
trucks | The Dallas Post
|
The two fire
Uses The famous
Kenro Camera In Its
OFFSET DEPARTMENT
: hours were William Pugh, Marvin |
Electrician Paul Shaver “said that | Yeust, Ted Poad, Harry Smith, An-
the new box was expected from | drew Roan and Anthony Plata. {
New York early this week. During the evening hours, Chief
Police have their vigil at the | Arnold Yeust, Edward Carey, An-
five-points intersection. drew Roan, William Pugh, William
|
FEATURED in
Chiffon that clings, ripples
and wafts you to the center
of holiday festivities
has a two-tone flower on
its satin belt. In red with
pink, royal with blue, green
with pearl green, white
with blue. Sizes g_15
Mademoiselle =, : SPECIAL }
rrr
27 Rall
CARPETING
foam back
‘1.98
(Lin. yd.)
Other
GIFT
11PS
9 x
Jute Rug
12
Schechtman's ARMY-NAVY Store
The only Army-Navy Store in Luzerne
84 MAIN STREET (Across from ACME)
First Quality - Famous Brands . Discount Prices
Just in time for Christmas Giving.
Men’s (8.98 value)
‘Bulky Sweaters
$3.98
Boy’s (4-buckle)
Artics
Special $2.98
Boys — Bluebell Lined
Dungarees
Men’s — 1st Quality (Reg. 1.00)
Banlon Socks
2 pair $1.00
Genuine Leather (Val. 3.00)
Dress Gloves
© $1.98
roup — Men’s (Val. 9.95)
Better Dress Shoes
2 to 6x (Reg. 2.00) Loafers — Oxfords
2 for $3.00 $4.98 and $5.98
Men’s — Thermo Lined — Extra Heavy (Reg. 5.00)
Hooded Sweat Shirt - . . $3.98
Navy — Green — Red — Grey
Bartwool (Val. 4.00)
Blankets
Special Group — Ladies
Bulk Sweaters
Handbags b Good for Car and Home (Reg. 6.00)
wy ads $2.98 $3.98
$ > 9 J Bluebell — Italian 100% Wool (Reg. 8.98)
Skirts ° Slacks - . . - - 3.98
Blouses | Short — Medium — Tall
Housecoais STRAUSER’S Many Other Bargains — Unbelievable
: | Lil < Ti) Values Just in Time.
Pajamas | Yeo si Ye Shop SCHECHTMANS and SAVE
: . nt
Lingerie Shy Open Every Night Til 9 Until
Main St., Luzerne } - Christrhas
ET TA FTF HT TT Be BARRA RAE RAE
§ rs
I "= >
Santa's giving at the GLOBE
wo 150 EXTRA StH
Evening STAMPS
Until - \
Dts with $7.50 purchase or more and coupon below
ANN'S APPAREL
Main Street
Luzerne
Rol iF fe]
SHOPPING
& ve
HOUSEWARE
HUNDREDS
of
GIFT ITEMS
7PC.
BREAKFAST SETS
from $89.95
TABLE — FLOOR
LAMPS
9.95 wp
PULL UP
CHAIRS
$19.95 up
COFFEE TABLES
STEP TABLES
— SPECIAL ~—
$16.95 each
AT YOUR LOCAL DEALER
|
3
Sport Shirts |
~ Belts — $1.30up
Ties — $1.00 - $1.50 - $2.50
~~ 4460,
— $2.98 up
DAD,
UNCLE FRED
Fo A 4 To 2 FA A A TE FE KB 7 2 FE 2K 0K BR A RT TE AE TEBE BEARER BEAL TRAE
: ®
BREATHIN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUAL SHOES BY WOLVERINE
$7.98
Open Every Night Until Xmas
MAIN ST.
We Give S&H Green Stamps
LUZERNE
> =
Ea
wo =
co m ;
«» »
' (GD EDD AT TNA
ELIE Lh PETE TE ThE Th 60
‘most wonderful
‘
GIFTS BOXED FREE AT THE GLOBE!
BEDROOM SLIPPERS AND DRESSES
VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS AND TIES
SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR, BLOUSES, TOO
GLOVES AND NYLONS, CAR COATS FOR ALL
SCARVES AND BOOTS, TOWELS AND RUGS
BELTS AND PAJAMAS, HANDKERCHIEFS ALSO
SNUGGIES AND VESTS, COMFORTERS AND QUILTS
MUFFLERS AND SLACKS, KNIT SUITS AND SKIRTS
HATS AND CAPS AND HANDBAGS AND LOTS MORE
IN SHORT, SOMETHING JUST RIGHT FOR MOM AND
SISTER AND BROTHER, NIECE OR NEPHEW,
EVEN SANTA SHOPS AT THE GLOBE
F150 sions “tv vuzene] 150]
| COUPON GOOD |
THROUGHOUT STORE
| 150 S&H GREEN STAMPS
In Addition to Regular Stamps
On Cash Purchases of $7.50 or more.
THIS COUPON GOOD THROUGH |
Wed. - Dec. 13
| 150’ I 150]
a
AES Wi SEES EES WEEE GEESE ER
Mig
YOU'LL FIND
ROBES AND GOWNS,
TIGHTS, SLIPS, SWEATERS
.
AND COUSIN MYRTLE, AND GRANDPA ED
OPEN
EVERY
NIGHT
"TIL
DEC. 22