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RESULTS QUICKLY AND CHEAPLY

PHONE DALLAS 800 ® THREE CENTS PER WORD ® 30c MINIMUM

i PLUMBING, heating, oil burners.

For Sale Robert R. Phipps, Main Road, Dal-

Children’s outgrown COATS, SUITS, las. Phone Dallas 188-R-2dresses, skirts, blouses, play clothes. | T(JD1G yl PORTRAITS taken 1

Children’s Outgrown .Clothing, 779 | Se your an: ; | your home gt~ Wyoming Ave. Kingston. specialty.” Proofs sub; 3 Open i Children a

SE 10:30 to 5:00 daily. | mitted, no obligation to buy. WritePRINTING—AIl types of commercial, OT phone E. C. Hudson, Davis street,

school, and social printing. Prompt ‘Trucksville. Dallas: 168-R-9.

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bk ge prises= The Dal For PERFECTION in machine, ma-: > : - chinless, or cold permanent wav-

~ SNOW SUIT, size one, medium. ing, finger waving or dyeing—seeblue. Like new $7. Phone Dallas Marguerite, Main Road, Fernbrook

ir 361-R-9. Phone 397.

Female Help Wanted—Mature reliable companiable WOMAN

for general house work. Smallhouse. Live in, Phone Dallas 131-R-5.

Private Instruction—

INSTRUCTION piano, band andorchestra instruments. Alfred Milli

ner-Camp, Lehigh street, Trucksville.Phone Dallas 304-R-8.

Poultry—BABY CHICKS available by order.

Hilbert’s Hatchery, Beaumont.

BABY CHICKS from bloodtested,high producing New Hampshire

and Barred Rock birds. Yetter'sPike's Creek Hatchery. RugglesCorners, Route 115. Phone Dallas

461-R-3.

Wanted ToBuy—

Wilkes-Barre green enamel RANGE, ! Ijcrease the effectiveness of your LIFE5 enamel mantel, warming oven. Per| insurance without additional cost.

fect condition. Special price $40." George Turn, phone 336-R-13.Mrs. Wilcox, 179 Lake street. Phone 2

Dressmaking—Dallas 302-R-7.

LADIES COATS, suits,

HOUND PUPS. Call Dallas 433-R-9.

v B. Laskowski.dresses, re-

i modeled. Ann Stahl, 3rd house

Ll Electric and water RADIATOR, like | from Fernbrook’ Dairy. Phone 490-new. Cost $35, price now $20. R-13. - Phone Dallas 311-R-3.

REPAIR your roofs with best rooffib coating—Nu Plastic $3.75 for 5

4 gal can; 5-year guarantee. Du Pont

| Piano Tuning—

Expert PIANO TUNING and repair-

: 2 ing. George Havira, R. D. 1,. outside white. Quaker oil burners. Se Ro.er Plymouth, Phone

Lehman Supply, George L. Stolarick, 9.1739.phone 9002-R-2.

. ENGLISH BEAGLE, female well Sanitary Service— broken, 3- -old. oseph Niez- :

Tig ron Bee pond. SEPTIC TANKS, reinforced concrete| : buy the best. Costs less in long

oe Coal Heating STOVE $20, a bargain. run.. C, E. German and Son, Kingsper Call Dallas 328. {ton 7-5348 or your local supply

Oak Dining Room SUITE; beds, | dealer

tables, chairs. - Charles Fisher,! DEAD ANIMALS removed promptly,ag Trucksville after 6 o'clock. ! free of charge. Call Carl Crockett,

i Mohair Living Room SUITE, slip Muhlenburg, 19-R-4.

~ covers for davenport and one chair; SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and privy

3 radiators. Phone Dallas 353. { vaults cleaned. J. A. Singer,

: . i City Scavinger, 137 Dagobert street,It 3s not two gmly 0 think nsay Dial -3-4529.

posting your property. Order your!“No Hunting and No Trespassing”Signs now. Pre-war quality. Lowprices. THE DALLAS POST.

Coal And Hauling—|{ SLAB STOVE wood, $1 per cord.

Brown teddy bear coat with red trim, at mill near Beaumont. Rugglessize ¥2; perfect condition; also Em- Brothers.

i pire sofa, cheap. Phone Daftes 300. SAND, GRAVEL, TOP SOIL, fll

es Whom To Call— and general excavating. SwansonXr

Brothers, Harvey's Lake 3228.

We can use them live or dead and SAND, GRAVEL, TOP SOIL, coal,don't forget your house grease if "gic ting. Bud Mitchell,

you want soap. ELMER will pick py. ea 2everything up. Call Dallas 433-R-9.

HUNTING LICENSES now availableat Chapman's, Notary Public, Leh-

‘man Heights.

* FIREWOOD, SAND, GRAVEL,blocks, top soil, fill and coal. C. J.| Seward. Phone 327-R-4

: i OD, t il, manure.LAND and construction surveys. New Doak2 ae Roy i ai

buildings staked and levels furnish- | : E Fernbrook.ed. William J. Carroll, registered pro- | Servise, Bar) Evins, Pernbroofessional engineer. Machell avenue, General HAULING—COAL, Wood,Dallas. Phone 260-R-2. | ashes, prompt service. Norti Berti,

.R-2.Any kind of CARPENTRY WORK Dds 277R

wanted. Leon = Austin. Phone Welding—

Dallas 358-R-7.

: WELDING done anytime, anywhere.

FLOOR SANDING and Rumutfacih, If its metal—we can weld it. Dallas

Lertwor,eracy. Portable Welding Co. Phone 274-R-9

FLOOR SURFACING, sanding, re Furniture Repairing—

Make your fine old furniture NEWfinishing, waxing and polishing.

with its original wear and comfort—H. W. King, 224 Pierce Street,

Kingston. Dallas 132-R-8 or Kingston77364, EF Beautiful wide range of fabrics. Low

a : prices— Guaranteed workmanship.

LAWNMOWERS repaired and Write or phone John Curtis. 7-5636—210 Lathrop street, Kingston.

Watch Repairing—

sharpened. Rebuilt lawnmowersfor sale. Rural repair and lawn-mower service. Robert B. Gregory,

You can now have that SWISS orAmerican watch REPAIRED in

Dallas. All work guaranteed and

194 Lehigh street, Shavertown. .

All Types of MASONRY WORK,

checked to a timing machine.Henry's Watches and Jewelry, next

ash pits, cellar walls, chimneys,

to the Bank.

sidewalks. Jack Andres, Center

Male Help Wanted—

Hill road.

Lehigh Valley Coal. Prompt delivery.

LABORERS wanted. Apply Dallas

Water Company.

Phone Dallas 215. Also at ourmill, Parrish street, Dallas, slab stovewood $1 a cord or we deliver a largeload for $5. Sawdust free. ECKERTLUMBER & COAL CO. Shavertown.

WATER WELLS a specialty. Allwork guaranteed. R. B. Shaver

and Son, Contractors, Drillers, Ide-town, Dail Harvey's Lake 3156

SEWING MACHINES, vacuumcleaners and home appliances re-

paired. Phone Dallas 282-R-0.

Made to order: SCREEN DOORS,window screens, storm sash, window

frames, door frames, etc. ElwoodWhitesell, Phone Dallas 468-R-7

MAN wanted in Luzerne county totake orders for Amazing Low Cost

Oil Burner for Heating - Cooking

Stoves, Ranges, Laundry Stoves, etc.

Larger sizes for Furnaces and Boilers.LIFE-TIME GUARANTEE. Burnscheap oil. Hundreds of prospects.We will let you try it in your ownstove or furnace for one month. Befirst. For Free information send cardor letter to Northwest Mfg. Co., Dept.1041 Mitchell, S. Dak.

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WE ARE CONTINUING OUR FIVE DAY WEEK

ARD WILL NOT BE OPEN SATURDAYS

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. |

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

DALLAS, PENNA.Member ‘Federal Deposit PR Corporation

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Small used PIANO, in good condition.Call Dallas 398-R-0.

FRESH COWS and close springers.Must be T. B. and blood tested;

also all kinds of beef cattle and calves.If you have any livestock to sell,write or phone me and I will call onyou at once. I am in the countryeveryday in the week. I buy direct,I sell direct and therefore pay youmore money. Ike Mellner, 114 Second Avenue, Kingston. Phone 7-2746.

‘GUERNSEY, JERSEY, or any othergood butter-fat producing cow. Dal-

las 219-R-2

Electric Repair Service—ELECTRIC MOTORS. If they spark

or growl when starting and runnoisy, repair now will save more ex-pense later. We repair, buy, and sellelectric welders and have completemachin shop service. Industrial Elec-tric, 95 Kelly St., Luzerne.

ELECTRICAL WORK, wiring build-ings, installing receptacles, switches,

light outlets. Phone 290-R-7. DallasElectric Shop. 118 Main Street Dallas.

Farm For Rent—

DAIRY FARM for rent on shares.Outstanding farm, 1% miles from

Berwick. Modernized dairy barn:fluorescent lighting, new-type ventila-tion, water bowls, milkers, ensilage cut-

ter. 165 acres: 100 tillable, all bytractor.

ing fine site for highway market, ifdesired. Pear orchard. Herd of 18pure-bred and grade Guernsey milkcows on farm. Good brick residence:electricity, hot water, bathroom. Out-

buildings for every purpose. Pictur-esque setting. A fine proposition foran up-and-coming farmer who hasequipment. Present tenant buying hisown farm. Accupancy: April 1. WriteBox M, care Post, giving information.

.|Real Estate For Sale—

BEAUMONT, new house, 6 rooms

and bath, lot 50x150, more land

available if wanted. Steam heat. In-quire Hilbert's Hatchery. .

IDETOWN — Huntsville Road, 3-

room house, drilled well, furnished

or unfurnished, 2 acres of ground,will sell less. 1% mile below Idetown

church. Inquire Martin Calkins atproperty.

LEGAL

AEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given thatLetters of Administration on the Es-tate of Bessie Stroh or Bessie M.Stroh have been granted to the under-signed.

All persons indebted to said Estateare requested to make payment andthose having claims and demands topresent same without delay to theundersigned, Minnie S. Brodhun,

Spring street, Shavertown, Pennsyl-vania, Administratrix, or William A.

Valestine, Esquire, 730 Miners BankBuilding, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,

Attorney.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OFLUZERNE COUNTY.

No. 1249 of 1947TO: GEORGE H. MITCHELL, lateof Pittston City, Pennsylvania, and to

his heirs interested in his estate:Notice is hereby given that applica-

More tillable acreage, provid-

THE POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER10, 1947

Two More Fuionioilles(Crack UpAt Shavertown Intersection

Absence of a traffic light at theCenter Street intersection in Shaver-town caused another accident Sundaynight at 9:45 when the Packard autormobile in which Mr. and Mrs. SethHowell were making a left turn fromMemorial Highway into Center streetwas sideswiped by a 1938 Buick sedandriven by Benjamin Brosko, 18 Madi-son Street, Wilkes-Barre.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Howell werebadly shaken up and were treatedby Dr. G. L. Howell. Mr. Howellhas an injured left kneecap, injuredthumb and ribs. Mrs. Howell wasbruised about the legs.

Brosko was treated by Dr. Sherman

Veteran PhoneMan Is DeadW. A. Kelley Was LongWith Commonwealth

Funeral services for William Augus-tus Kelley, 73, wellknown and res-

pected resident of fCenter Morelandwill be held this Afternoon from theCenter Moreland Baptist Church. Mr.Kelley died at TubeDemi Hos-pital Tuesday followitfg a long illness.

Mr. Kelley had lived at Centermore-land for the past forty years. Hewas born at Milton and had residedat Hazleton and Montrose prior tomoving to Center Moreland.

Hephoneof his

was associated with the tele-business for the greater partlife, first with the Bell Tele-

phone Co. and later with Commonwealth Telephone Co. serving in the

personnel and business relationshipoffices of both concerns. He wasmanager at Hazleton and had chargeof construction for Commonwealth.Mr. Kelley had been a member of theTelephone Pioneers of America since1923. He retired about fifteen yearsago.

He had been active in civic affairssince his retirement, serving as chair-

man of the Board of Public Assistanceof Wyoming County and as tax collector of North Moreland Townshipfor three terms.” He was a faithfulmember of North Moreland BaptistChurch and was a deacon for manyyears.He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Elizabeth Kelley, and the followingsons and daughters: Howard R. Kel-ley, Scranton; Brisbane, Glenn and

Wilbur, all of Binghamton, N.Y;

Mrs. Lloyd Ellsworth, Akron, O.;

Mrs. William Disque, Forty Fort andMrs. Walter DeReemer, of Trucks-

ville; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Pursell

and Mrs. Bertha Howe, Youngstown,

O.. and a brother, Foster, of Hornell,

N.Y.The body will lie in state in North

Moreland Baptist Church from teno'clock this morning until servicesare to begin in the afternoon. Rev.Nevil Korb of Tunkhannock BaptistChurch will officiate. Interment willbe in Memorial Shrine Cemetery. Ar-rangements by Disque.

Entertain Class

Friendship Class of the LehmanMethodist Church was entertained byMrs. Francis Lewis and Mrs. RobertAllegar at the Lewis home, Tuesdayevening, October 7,

Plans were made to take part inthe fall bazaar. A rummage sale wasplanned to be held in late Octoberat Luzerne. Articles for the sale willbe collected by Dorothy Turner or |Mildred Lewis. |

tion has been made to said Court toestablish the requested presumption ofthe death of George H. Mitchell andto authorize the Register of Wills to

grant letters of administration on hisestate. The Court will hear evidenceconcerning the absence of the saidGeorge H. Mitchell on October 22,1947, at ten o'clock a.m. Any per-sons having any knowledge of thesaid George H. Mitchell are requestedto appear at such time and place.

PATRICK J. FLANNERY,Esq.Miners Nat'l, Bank BuildingWilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

Ask your friendly Breyer dealer tohand-dip you a quart of Breyers Famous Fresh Peach Bulk ice Cream.

Lower Price$1.85___gallon container

65¢ quart.Bulk. 50¢ quart...Brick

Evans’ Drug StoreSHAVERTOWN, PA.

Shocley for an injured left knee cap.The autemobiles were damaged to

fagextent'of $200 each.rosko was alone at the time, driv-

ing a machine owned by Stanley

Kowaleski of 274 Grove street, Prin-

gle.

According to Mr. Howell, he andMrs. Howell were returning from

Noxen and were approaching theintersection at 10 miles an hour in

order to make a left turn, when the

machine driven by Brosko bore downupon them out of the darkness fromthe direction of Trucksville.

Both State and local police investi-gated.

Discuss Sewage

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ley Himmler, A. N. Garinger, Mr. andMrs. Harold Titman, Charles Gregory,

Herbert Lundy, Dr. J. C. Fleming andDr. F. Budd Schooley.

Dr. Schooley ResignsAt the conclusion of the discussion,

Dr. Schooley tendered his resignationas President of the Board of Health,

stating that he had sacrificed his time

and money to put a community publichealth program into effect and had re-ceived in return abuse from manyquarters.

a later meeting.Although the sewage discussion pro-

longed the meeting until past eleveno'clock, other matters were taken up

der way. :Secretary James Besecker reported

a balance of $53,293.73 in the Borough

Treasury with another $1,618.42 inthe Motor license refund which hasnot yet been tranferred to the generalfund.

President MacVeigh commented thatthe Borough now, in October, is in the

best financial condition that it hasbeen in in years.

All bills were ordered paid withthe exception of one from Paul Shaverfor electrical work on traffic lights.This work, started last November, has

not been completed; and it was the

opinion of Councilmen that none ofthe bill should be paid until the work,which has been long delayed, is com-pleted.

Fines amounting to $25 for infrac-tion of traffic laws were turned in by

pense to

Council “tabled his resignation until :

before the sewage discussion got un-

Burgess George Williams, and $20 was

turned in by H. A. Smith.Fiske Made Special Officer

Lester W. Fiske, a wounded veteran

of World War II, was appointedspecial officer on the request of Chief-of-Police Russell Honeywell, to suc-ceed James Gansel now Chief-of-Police in Dallas Township.

Borough Engineer John Jeter sub-mitted a report on his conference withCounty Engineer Williams with regardto corrections of grade, width of street,

and curb lines to correct the hazard-ous condition on Huntsville road infront of the Scureman and former Sul-livan properties. Mr. Jeter said cor-

rection could be made without ex-the Borough and without

damage claims.He also reported that Orchard street

in the Fernbrook section has a good

foundation for surfacing. This investi-gation followed a petition from prop-erty owners in that area to have the

street surfaced.

, The Priestly House,was no. 1.

Trucksville W.S.C.S.‘Bazaar And Supper

William Vivian, rep-

and all present expressed the opinionthat similar meetings in the futurewould do much to create. better under-standing between citizens and Councilmembers on the problems that besetthe community.

Bnswers To Quiz

The correct answers to the Penn-

sylvania Week Quiz prepared by MissFrances Dorrance are as follows: GreatRunaway was no. 4; The SusquehannaCompany was no. 2; Warriors’ Path

was no. 1; Asylum was No. 1; TheBattle of Wyoming was a pivotal battle in American history because, no.2; The Stourbridge Lion was no. 3;

Northumberland,

Trucksville W. S. C. S. will hold

resenting Orchard street residents, pre- i a baazar and supper at the Trucksvillesented to Council releases fram ad- Hose House December 3. Mrs. S. D.jacent property owners so that the | Finney is general chairman. SupperBorough can go ahead with the work | of ee To

. Yorks, Mrs. JohnCouncil approved payment of $25to West Side Visiting Nurse Assoctertion.

The meeting was one of the bestattended by township folk in years

NOTICE TO LUZERNE

COUNTY FARMERS

A Cooperative Farm Credit repre-sentative will be at the following

addresses effective. September first:

LUZERNE COUNTY

Cooperative Association

81 Scott Street,

Wilkes-Barre, Penna.Tuesday morning—

10 A. M, to 12 NOON

DOLAN'S HOTEL

Main Street,Conyngham, Penna.

Tuesday afternoon—

2P.M. to4P. M.

Feel free to contact our representa-

tive and make use of the servicesoffered by the National Farm Loan

Association and Production CreditAssociation with main offices in

Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania.

Duck Pants $2.89

Duck Breeches 3.95

Red Hunting Vests 1.49

Corduroy Caps 1.10

iA WoolSweaters Part Wool 2.98

Sweat Shirts $1.85

Dungarees 2.49

Utility Jackets 1.98

Poplin Jackets 6.95(Wool Lined)

CLEANING

37 MAIN STREET

Quick pressing service — Garments left before 2:00 P. M.

will be pressed by 6:00 P. M. same day.

JOE'S MEN'S SHOPOpen Until 8 P. M.

PRESSING

DALLAS, PA.

and winter living,

Window VentilatorsNow you can get healthful freshair without harmful drafts.

8 in. x 33 in. 50c

11 in x 59 in. 59¢c

‘Door MatsKeep out mud and dust with one !

of these fine quality mats.

Solid Rubber (18x24) $1.49

Woven Rubber (14x22) 1.54

Ex. Thick Coco (16x28) 2.49

rooms and many other uses.transparent and durable.this miracle product.

FALL SPECIALS

Below are only a few of the many items we have in our largeand varied stock which will add joy and comfort to your fall

WINDOW FABRICJust the thing for chicken coops, hot houses, porches, sun

Keeps out cold, lets in sunshine,Come in today, let us show you

Here Are A Few More Items That PerhapsYou Didn‘t Think We Have In Stock.

Sted] Traps, each ....0civics, 35 and" 83

Shotguns’ <aRTads$16.50 to $99.50

12 and 16 gauge double and sing. barrel

Shotgun shells 12, 16, and 20 gauge

Coal Shoots 6, 8 and 10 feet ........$12.75 to $20.00

Lanterns! (eal) iuiniloinited 1.85

Hunting Licenses, each .........cco...... 2.00Wood Burning Heaters ea., $3.95; 4.95and 5.50

Weather StrippingWe have

complete stock in the

A fall and winter must.

the most

Back Mountain area

Coal and WoodSpace Heaters

Get yours now. These beautifulwell built heaters will keep yourhome warm and beautiful thiswinter.

18-inch firebox $69.5020-inch firebox 85.00

committee Mrs. Harold

Dykeman and Mrs.

members:

J. B. Schooley.

AUTOMOBILEOWNERS[

Get Chrysler

Corporation

MaoPar

Parts For

Chrysler PlymouthTo

Howard IsaacsCHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH

Trucksville, Pa.

Phone Dallag 100

The RightCombinationFor BarnCleanlinessSPRAY PUMPAND CARBOLA

Winter HeatingPROBLEMS SOLVED

SAMPSEL

Damper ControlsGALVANIZED and BLACK

Stove PipeFurnace Cement

ANDStove Lining

Asbestos CementANDPaperBIRSTED

Electric HeatersADJUSTABLERoof Saddles

For TheLADIES

WEAREVERAluminum Ware

Pyrex WareAjax Cleaners

For The‘FALL CLEARUPLawn Brooms

Rubbish Bumers

For TheFARM and HOME

Gates V-Belts—

ALL SIZESWater PumpsANDTanks

Hot Water Boilers

FOR DEEP FREEZERSCellophane WrapsPINT AND QUARTContainersBags and Tape

George Bulford“The Big Friendly

INTERNATIONAL Store”

Phone 311

Pa.

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