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Mauch Chunk Times-News from Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania • 2

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KTMES-NEWB. MAUCH CHUNX, PA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1938 4 Today on the Radio THE TIMES-NEWS BUSINESS NOTICES Tho Stars $ay- "The Store of Individual Fashions" Issued Daily Except Sundayi and Holiday! vat 25 Race Street, Mauch Chunk, Pa. i. J.

JBOYL1S, Editor and Publisher Daily Times Established April 2nd, 1883. Absorbed Daily News April 1st, 1927 Entered at Post Office at Mauch Chunk, as second class mail (natter. Address all communications to The. Times-News, Mauch Chunk, Pa. i It is the policy of The Times-' News to give one news mention of a public card party, church supper other benefit and no mention of price is made.

Additional notices are considered advertisements. Fire! Fire! Fire! ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE INCLUDING LIFE HARRY L. POBST, Agt. 29 WEST BROADWAY SAMUEL BRYSON, Agt. General Insurance NO.

6 NAVIGATION BLDO. MAUCH CHUNK, PA. Complete Insurance Service BE SURE TO INSURE WITH HARRY N. FEGLEY NOTARY PUBLIC EASV MAUCH CHUNK Phone 204-R MAUCH CHUNK, PA. L.

VINCENT McFADDEN General Insurance 863 WEST BROADWAY Phone 68-W NOTARY PUBLIC 'First-Water' Diamonds The term "first-water" is used in reference to diamonds that are so pure and colorless that they can scarcely be distinguished from water when immersed. You'll find a new hat. The Times-News will not bo responsible more than one incorrect Insertion of any ad and no claims shall be allowed unless notice of error be given before 2 P. M. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited this paper, and also the local news it or not otherwise credited in published herein.

All rights of re-publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. v- Quartz Most Common Mineral Quartz is the most common and widely distributed of all. minerals, and is 'found in almost every kind of rock. ideally suited to you in a new collection that dudes a variety of shapes, sizes and colors at 1 1 1 1 tfeut XiMhf MAUCli CHUNK, PaI 15 BROADWAY Me444 3f GENEVIEVE KEMBLE For Sunday, November SUNDAY'S, horoscope shows the advent of very sudden and surprising experiences, probably with changes, journeys or upheavela of a rather drastic or devastating nature. This reorientation may be concerned with sudden growth is ideas-and ideals which, may have decisive bearing on the future life and its destinies.

There is a pos- sibility that such visitation may react mainly on the intimate, romantic or emotional life. Those whose birth it is may be prepared for a year of sudden and drastic change which will have the of an entirely reoriented life. It may be that progress and growth are at the root of this about-face, but if it be enmity or jealousy ineti- gating the departure, it may react in flmtncial loss or general defeat. A child born on this day may be talented, inventive, adventurous and audacious. Its love for the strange, the novel and the experimental may take it far in romantic experience or radical Fer Monday.

November 21 MONDAY'S astrologkal forecast is for a rather perplexing or complicated state of affairs, with a decided prospect of prosperity. But these may be upset by an irregularity, an intrigue' or a problem ailing for acumen and discretion, especially Where old-'matters or elderly persona are concerned, i 'i Those whose birthday it is may find themselves confronted by, a rather complicated year, 'in which there is excellent promise of growth, advancement, expanded -interests and growing fortunes. At the same time, there are hints of subtlety, jn- trigue or curious angles to promising affairs. These also apply the intimate affiliations, where, friend-, ship and deeper sentiments affect happiness and prosperity. A child born on this day may be enterprising, versatile, ambitious and shrewd, nd should reach a place of influence and high station- Importance of First Job' The only important thing about tost Job is 'that it be a chance' to do honest work.

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NOV. 9 1 AFTERNOON Eastern Standard Time 1.00 WEAF Dolan's Orch. WABC Music from St. Louis WOR Music; Television Talk. 1.30 WEAF Campus Capers WJZ Kinney Orchestra WOR Yale vs.

Harvard WABC Music from Buffalo 1.45 WEAF Ohio State vs. Michigan. 1.45 WEAF Football WOR Yale vs. Harvard WABC String Ensemble WSAN Muhlenberg vs. Moravian.

WMCA Columbia vs. Syracuse. 2.00 WABC Novelteers Orch. WHN Temple vs. Michigan State.

2.45 WJZ Notre Dame, vs. Northwestern (Also WABC and WOR 4.30) 8.00 WABC Merrymakers Orch. 4.00 WABC Charles Paul 4.15 WOR Football scores. 4.30--WEAF-i-Notre Dame vs. Northwestern WABC Dancepators Orch.

g.OOWEAF Bailey Axton WJZ Roth Orchestra WABC Salon Orch. 6.15 WEAF Stamp Collectors 5.30 WEAF Swing Orch, WOR Sammy Kaye. WJZ Gordon Orch. WABC Duchin Orch. EVENING 6.00 WEAF Kaltenmeyer's Kin- dergartcn.

WOR Uncle Don. WJZ News. WABC News Discussion. 6.15 WABC Noble Orch. 6.25 WEAF News.

WJZ News. 6.30 WEAF Football, WOR News. WJZ Brown Orch. WABC Bob Trout 6.45 WEAF Religion in the News WABC Shirley Sadler. 7.00- -WEAF Variety Show WJZ Message of Israel.

WOR Sports WABC Saturday Night Swing Club -WOR Orchestra -WEAF Rollini Orch. 7.15 7.30 WJZ Uncle Jim's Question Bee. WABC Joe E. Brown 7.45 WEAF Edward H. Griggs 7.45 WOR Sports 8.00 WEAF Tommy Riggs WOR Memorial Concert to John Philip Sousa.

WJZ Football scores WABC Morgan Orches. 8.30 WEAF Fred Warine Orch. WOR Orchestra. WJZ Play. WABC Professor Quia -WEAF Vox Pop.

WOR Hawaiian Music WJZ National Barn Dance WABC Discussions WEAF-Cross Country Swing W.0O- 9.30- session. WOR Hollywood WABC Doris Rhodes 9.45 WOR Play Boys' Quartet WABCl-Deep River Boys. 10.00 WOR Plantation Party WABC Hit Parade WJZ NBC Symphony Orch. 1 0.30 WEAF Orchestra WOR Minstrels 10.45 WABC--To Be Announced 11.00 Orchestra. WOR News WABC News.

WJZ News 11.10 WABC News. 11.30 WJZ News. WOR Dance Music 1 2.00 WBAF Dance Music, (also WOR, WJZ and WABC). 2.00 WOR News. SUNDAY, NOV.

20 -WJZ Music Hall of the 12.00. 1.00-2.00- 3.00- 4.00- Air. -WJZ Play. -WEAF From Oslo. WJZ Symphony Orch.

-WABC N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony." -WHN Rev. Charles E. EVENING --WABC Play.

-WEAF Jack Benny WABC People's Platform i' Forum. -WEAF Edgar Bergen and others. WOR Bach Cantata Ser'es WABC Play. -WABC Symphony Orch. WABC Variety Show 6.00-7.00- 8.00- 8.00-10.00- Gold Star Pigeons "Gold stars not only were presented, to the American mothers whose sons were lost in the war, says Collier's Weekly, but also te the female homing pigeons Whose offspring were killed while carrying" messages for the United State army over the battlefield of France.

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But there's another "Treasurev-Hunt" run; every day where everybody wins! It's in the newspaper you are reading now. The aren't hidden or in code- they're made easy for you! The advertisements in this paper are the clues and they lead you directly to prizes you choose yourself v-! Perhaps you want a toaster' or a pair of shoes or a certain kind soap. Look over the advertising clues till you find what you at the price you can afford to pay. Without the ads, you'd to Treasure Hunt all over town, from store to store, from counter to counter, to find just what you want. You can save lots time and money by getting your clues from the advertisia columns.

ARMISTICE DAY REFLECTIONS Clouds that threatened another World' War. have but recently been Today, we can look back over two' decades of disillusion. We can count the' terrible cost and the meager results oi the Great Crusade of 1917 and 1918. As we bow our heads in momentary" tribute to the fallen, let us hope that no' more boys will have to go "over there' and that all the victories of the future may be victories of Peace over War. MAUCH CHUNK Subscribe to tut Times-News.

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