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Teaching kids To respecT oThers

StopBullying.gov, the DHHS’ website devoted to stopping bullying once and for all, notes the importance of teaching kids to treat everyone, including other children, with respect. Par-ents can teach kids to pause before saying or doing some-thing that can be harmful to someone else. Bullying inflicts physical and emotional pain on its victims, so teaching kids to recognize that words can be just as harmful as fists may encourage them to think twice before saying some-thing mean to a classmate.

The DHHS also recom-mends advising children to do something else if they feel an urge to say or do some-thing mean. Walk away from a situation to watch televi-sion, play a video game or engage in another activity rather than saying or doing something hurtful.

WhaT kids being bul-lied can do

Kids being bullied also can employ certain strategies to overcome bullying. The DHHS recommends teaching chil-dren to look at bullies and telling them to stop in a calm, clear voice. Laughing it off might also work for kids who find joking comes naturally to them. The DHHS advises against fighting back, instead suggesting kids walk away and stay away before finding an adult who can stop the bullying on the spot.

Encouraging students to confide in adults they trust also can help them overcome bullying and the feelings of loneliness that bullying can elicit. Trusted adults can help children devise a plan to stop the bullying. The DHHS notes that most bullying happens when adults are not around,

so staying near adults and other children can help kids avoid situations where they might be vulnerable to bul-lies.WhaT WiTnesses To bul-

lying can doBullying can have a nega-

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When chilly weather arrives and the days get shorter, chances are good you’ll spend the majority of your days indoors. Before you start your hibernation, it’s a good idea to ensure your

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Encourage better air qualityWhen the house is closed up tight to keep out the cold, you may be trapping in some undesirable air pollutants. a well-sealed house may not have the best circulation, and that’s the ideal environment for dust mites and other allergens to accumulate.

A thorough cleaning is the first step toward better air quality. Do a deep vacuuming of all carpets, including under furniture and around baseboards. Be sure to launder linens that aren’t typically part of your regular washing routine, like window treatments and comforters.

you may want to consult a heating and cooling specialist to determine whether your ductwork is due for a cleaning. especially if your system didn’t get much use through the summer months, there may be a fair bit of dust just waiting to infiltrate your home once the furnace begins to blow.

Be sure to change filters, clean vents and air returns and, if necessary, consider adding an air purifier that helps filter any remaining particles for the best quality air. When opening windows isn’t comfortable during cold winter weather, letting the sunshine in can still help to improve indoor air quality. a study by the university of Oregon’s Biology and the Built environment Center showed rooms with increased sunlight have fewer viable bacteria.

“until now, daylighting design has been primarily about visual comfort or circadian health, but now we can say daylighting influences air quality,” said Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg, co-director of the BioBe Center and co-author of the study.

Let in lightNatural light plays an important role in overall health, and reduced daylight in the winter months can have a big impact on productivity and sleep, according to a recent survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of Velux. For example, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they believe daylight affects their productivity and mood. light is also an important cue to the body’s circadian clock, and proper exposure to natural light during the day can help support better sleep when darkness falls.

What’s more, sunlight is a natural antidepressant, and there is ample scientific evidence that associates daylight with better health and quality of life, such as improved mood, less fatigue and reduced eyestrain.

it may be tempting to keep the drapes closed when it’s blustery outside to ward off a draft, but with well-sealed windows, there’s no reason to block that all-important natural light. in rooms with ample natural light available, take advantage, especially in the morning when exposure to daylight can benefit your circadian rhythm.

However, not every room is situated to maximize your access to natural light, and that’s when you can get creative. One solution is skylights, which add natural light to virtually any space. an option like a sun tunnel skylight offered by Velux Skylights lends brightness to even the smallest spaces, like a bathroom or hallway. For a larger room, a fresh-air skylight can help address air quality concerns, and some models offer smartphone connectivity to open and close the skylight and even raise or lower blinds with a few quick taps of the finger. Learn more at whyskylights.com.

Keep out the coldas a child, you were probably warned to bundle up in cooler weather to avoid catching a cold. as an adult, you likely realize that germs, not temperatures, cause illness. However, there is some truth to the old wives’ tales associating cold with getting sick. The viruses that cause colds and the flu thrive in cooler temperatures, for example. This means that, at least indirectly, a cold environment may indeed make you sick.

to ward off a chill in your home, safeguard against drafts around windows and doors. If seasonal weather-proofing is impractical, consider temporary solutions like draft stoppers or mats you can place at the base of doors. add insulation, if needed, in areas that commonly release a significant amount of heat, such as the attic and garage.

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Many homeowners wish for expansive kitchens. Modernized kitchens that include sought after fea-tures and showcase the lat-est trends go a long way to improving the overall value of a home.

As desirable as such kitch-ens may be, some homes simply don’t have enough space for a centerfold-wor-thy kitchen featuring an is-land, wine refrigerator and walk-in pantry. However, homeowners with small kitchens can still improve the form and function of their existing spaces.

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Homeowners whose kitchens are small often la-ment their lack of storage. Redesigning the layout of cabinets, and possibly add-ing some more cabinetry, may take care of certain storage issues. The experts at Merit Kitchens suggest utilizing corner space with LeMans units, lazy susans and other gadgets to make access to these areas easi-er. Going vertical with wall cabinets that extend to the ceiling also can add more storage, as can roll-in work carts.Work WiTh The Walls

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Shop with size in mind when looking at new ap-pliances if you have a small kitchen. Compact versions won’t take up as much space as larger alterna-tives. Homeowners should consider the ultimate func-tion of the kitchen and then think about which appliances will serve them well. Homeowners with small kitchens may not need a large stand mixer or an oversized commercial stove.

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It costs less to renovate small spaces than bigger areas, so homeowners may be able to afford high-end materials that really add personality to a kitchen. Flooring, counter materials and quality fixtures can re-ally set small kitchens apart.

Small kitchens can be cu-linary havens with the right improvements to maximize the space.

Few things beat a hot meal on a cold day. Stews

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This recipe for “Tortilla Soup” from “The Complete Mexican, South American & Caribbean Cookbook” by Jane Milton, Jenni Fleet-wood and Marina Filippelli (Metro Books) can be served as an appetizer or light meal. The crispy torti-lla strips included in the recipe add extra texture to a delicious dish.

TorTilla soupServes 44 corn tortillas,

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1 small onion, finely chopped

2 garlic cloves, crushed

1 14-ounce can plum tomatoes, drained

4 cups chicken stock

Small bunch cilantro Salt and ground black

pepper

Using a sharp knife, cut each tortilla into 4 or 5 strips, each measuring about 3⁄4 inches wide.

Pour vegetable oil to a depth of 3⁄4 inch into a heavy frying pan. Heat until a small piece of tortilla, added to the oil, floats on the top and bubbles at the edges.

Add a few tortilla strips to the hot oil and fry for a few minutes, until crisp and golden brown all over, turning them occasionally. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on a dou-ble layer of paper towels. Cook the remaining tortilla strips in the same way.

Heat the 1 tablespoon vegetable oil in a large, heavy pan. Add the chopped onion and garlic

and cook over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring constantly with a wooden spatula, until the onion is soft and translu-cent. Do not let the garlic turn brown or it will give the soup a bitter taste.

Chop the tomatoes using a large, sharp knife and add them to the onion mixture in the pan. Pour in the chicken stock and stir well. Bring to a boil, then lower

the heat and let simmer for about 10 minutes, until the liquid has reduced slightly.

Chop the cilantro. Add to the soup, reserving a little to use as a garnish. Season to taste.

Place a few of the crisp tortilla pieces in the bot-tom of four warmed soup bowls. Ladle the soup on top. Sprinkle each portion with the reserved chopped cilantro and serve.

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St. MarysNEW LISTING: 1221 Brusselles Street ............................................................................................................................... $380,000FOR SALE: 111 Thunder Road ............................................................................................................................................ $329,000NEW LISTING: 614 Vermont Road ...................................................................................................................................... $290,000FOR SALE: 488 Brusselles Street ....................................................................................................................................... $289,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 201 Robin Road ................................................................................................................................... $235,000NEW LISTING: 9 Houses Pontzer Ave ................................................................................................................................ $199,500FOR SALE: 315 N. Michael Street ....................................................................................................................................... $198,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 390 Chestnut Street ............................................................................................................................ $198,000NEW LISTING: 136 Terrace Road ........................................................................................................................................ $170,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 641 S. St Marys Street ........................................................................................................................ $165,000FOR SALE: 121 Reserve Road ............................................................................................................................................ $164,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 552 Brusselles Street .......................................................................................................................... $162,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 1099 Million Dollar Highway ............................................................................................................... $160,000NEW LISTING: 306 John Street ........................................................................................................................................... $145,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 749 Washington Street ....................................................................................................................... $143,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 141 Grandview Road .......................................................................................................................... $130,000FOR SALE: 171 Taft Road .................................................................................................................................................... $128,000FOR SALE: 617 Virginia Road ..............................................................................................................................................$119,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 100 McGill Street – Commercial ........................................................................................................$119,000NEW LISTING: 160 Averyville Road .....................................................................................................................................$115,000FOR SALE: 521 Church Street .............................................................................................................................................. $99,900FOR SALE: 506 Erich Road ................................................................................................................................................... $94,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 917 S. St. Marys Street ......................................................................................................................... $89,900NEW LISTING: 292 George Street ......................................................................................................................................... $81,000FOR SALE: 362 Kaul Avenue ................................................................................................................................................ $79,500NEW LISTING: 400 N. St. Marys Street ................................................................................................................................. $79,000NEW LISTING: 817 Birch Road .............................................................................................................................................. $75,000NEW LISTING: 427 Maple Street ........................................................................................................................................... $75,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 396 Chestnut Street .............................................................................................................................. $75,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 531 Walnut Street ................................................................................................................................. $72,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 411 Center Street ................................................................................................................................... $69,900FOR SALE: 344 S. Michael Street ........................................................................................................................................ $69,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 421 Berwind Street ................................................................................................................................ $69,900FOR SALE: 174 Queens Road ............................................................................................................................................... $69,000FOR SALE: 317 Walnut Street ............................................................................................................................................... $59,000FOR SALE: 251 N. Michael Street ......................................................................................................................................... $53,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 116 N. St. Marys Street – Commercial ................................................................................................ $58,900FOR SALE: 131 Bestway Street ............................................................................................................................................ $39,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 619 N. St. Marys Street ......................................................................................................................... $37,200NEW LISTING: 479 Dippold Ave ............................................................................................................................................ $20,000

Ridgway/Brockport/Portland MillsFOR SALE: 114 Center Street– Ridgway ........................................................................................................................... $290,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 729 Long Level Road- Ridgway ......................................................................................................... $175,000FOR SALE: 187 Sylvan Heights– Ridgway ..........................................................................................................................$110,000FOR SALE: 348 Dewey Circle-- Ridgway .............................................................................................................................. $74,900FOR SALE: 578 Rock Street—Ridgway ................................................................................................................................ $64,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 542 Rock Street– Ridgway ................................................................................................................... $39,900 FOR SALE: 210 N. Broad Street- Ridgway ........................................................................................................................... $39,500FOR SALE: 22 Lincoln Street– Ridgway .............................................................................................................................. $27,000

Emporium/Sinnemahoning FOR SALE: 3441 Clear Creek Road- Emporium ............................................................................................................. $329,000FOR SALE: 10462 Main Street- Sinnemahoning ................................................................................................................ $139,900FOR SALE: 538 E. 2nd Street-Emporium ............................................................................................................................. $89,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 907 Sizerville Road- Emporium ........................................................................................................... $60,000

Kersey/Weedville/Benezette/Force/ByrndaleFOR SALE: 18397 Bennetts Valley Highway- Weedville ................................................................................................... $495,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 1214 Million Dollar Hwy- Kersey ........................................................................................................ $189,000NEW LISTING: 27309 Calendonia Road ............................................................................................................................. $174,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 118 Fairview Road- Kersey ................................................................................................................. $149,900FOR SALE: 119 Frey Road – Kersey ....................................................................................................................................$119,900FOR SALE: 197 Skyline Drive- Dagus Mines ....................................................................................................................... $77,500FOR SALE: 212 Apple Street- Weedville .............................................................................................................................. $71,500NEW LISTING 407 Main Street- Kersey ................................................................................................................................ $54,900FOR SALE: 72 Monroe Street- Byrnedale ............................................................................................................................ $49,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 1562 Redwood Street- Weedville ......................................................................................................... $32,000FOR SALE: 183 Dagus Mines Road- Kersey ........................................................................................................................ $29,900

Johnsonburg/Wilcox/KaneFOR SALE: 693 VFW Road-- Johnsonburg ....................................................................................................................... $149,900FOR SALE: 2111 Maple Lane-- Wilcox .................................................................................................................................. $95,600FOR SALE: 3311 Long Level Road– Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................. $87,000NEW LISTING: 527-557 Market Street- Johnsonburg .......................................................................................................... $85,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 2014 Markert Road-- Wilcox ................................................................................................................. $55,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 603 2nd Avenue—Johnsonburg .......................................................................................................... $55,000 FOR SALE: 214 Blaine Avenue- Johnsonburg .................................................................................................................... $54,500 FOR SALE: 4672 Rasselas Road– Wilcox ............................................................................................................................ $50,000NEW LISTING: 208 Fairview Road- Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................... $45,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 323 Water Street– Johnsonbug ........................................................................................................... $45,000FOR SALE: 521 Market Street– Johnsonburg – Commercial ............................................................................................. $45,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 414 Church Street—Johnsonburg ....................................................................................................... $42,900 FOR SALE: 409 High Street– Johnsonburg ......................................................................................................................... $33,000FOR SALE: 200 Cushing Avenue– Johnsonburg ................................................................................................................ $33,000NEW LISTING: 335 Marvin Street- Wilcox ............................................................................................................................ $29,900FOR SALE: 614 Third Avenue-- Johnsonburg ..................................................................................................................... $29,000FOR SALE: 701 East Center Street-- Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................. $22,500NEW LISTING: 502 High Street- Johnsonburg .................................................................................................................... $19,000FOR SALE: 408 Shawmut Avenue– Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................. $18,000FOR SALE: 623 First Avenue– Johnsonburg - MOTAVATED SELLER ............................................................................... $12,000ADJUSTED PRCE: 507 Second Avenue– Johnsonburg ....................................................................................................... $8,000 ADJUSTED PRICE: 645 East Center Street-- Johnsonburg ................................................................................................. $5,000

Rentals/Land/InvestmentFOR SALE: Theresia Street Lot– St. Marys 10.18 Acres ..................................................................................................... $79,900FOR SALE: Ford Rd EXT– St. Marys 6.14 Acres.................................................................................................................. $79,500FOR SALE: Route 120– St. Marys 10.83 Acres .................................................................................................................... $69,500FOR SALE: Willow Road– St. Marys 0.41 Acres .................................................................................................................. $41,000FOR SALE: Robin Road– St. Marys 1.2 Acres ..................................................................................................................... $39,000FOR SALE: South Ridge Road-- St. Marys 0.46 Acre .......................................................................................................... $35,000FOR SALE: South Ridge Road– St. Marys 0.83 Acre .......................................................................................................... $32,500FOR SALE: South Ridge Road– St. Marys 1.28 Acres ........................................................................................................ $32,000FOR SALE: Carolwood Road Development-- St. Marys 8 building lots .....................................................................$30,000/LotFOR SALE: Shelvey Summit Road- Kersey 2 Acres ........................................................................................................... $29,000FOR SALE: Hilltop Drive– Kersey 3.03 Acres ..................................................................................................................... $29,900FOR SALE: Robin Road– St. Marys 1.38 Acres ................................................................................................................... $29,000 FOR SALE: 190 Dagus Mines Road—Kersey 0.66 Acre...................................................................................................... $26,000FOR SALE: Plymouth Road-- St. Marys 0.35 Acre ............................................................................................................... $23,000FOR SALE: Beaver Drive– Ridgway 5.10 Acres................................................................................................................... $22,500FOR SALE: Windfall Road– St. Marys 0.54 Acre ................................................................................................................. $12,500ADJUSTED PRICE: Bootjack Road –Horton Township......................................................................................................... $9,200FOR SALE: Erich Development ........................................................................................................................ CALL FOR DETAILSFOR RENT: 42 Ridgmont Drive- Ridgway - Multi Units .................................................................................. CALL FOR DETAILSFOR RENT: 1142 Johnsonburg Road- St. Marys ............................................................................................................... $800/mo.FOR RENT: 418 2nd Ave- Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................................. $500/mo.FOR RENT: 962 S. St. Marys Street- St. Marys ................................................................................................ CALL FOR DETAILS

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TED'S MEAT MARKET

HOURS:Mon. - Wed. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thurs. - Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.;Sat. 8 a.m. to Noon; Closed Sun.

130 PALUMBO ROADREYNOLDSVILLE, PA 15851

814-653-2147

Home Grown Owned byTed Palumbo & Son

QUALITY BEEF SINCE 1969

A Place Where all Fresh Meats BeginALL BEEF IS DRY AGED AND DONE THE OLD FASHIONED WAY

Not responsible for typographical errors. Local farm fresh beef & pork under daily federal inspec� on. No water added to our fresh meat. All meats U.S. origin. Accept EBT Cards. Valid 11/05/18 - 11/10/18.

LOCATED 6 MILES WEST OF DUBOIS ON WAYNE ROAD OFF OF N. 4TH STREET.

Gr. Chuck 90% Lean 10# Bags - 20¢ lb. off .. $2.79 Lb. (Lesser Amts Higher)

Hot Sausage .................... 10# or More $2.39 Lb. (Lesser Amts Higher)

Gr. Beef 85% Lean 10# Bags - 20¢ lb. off .. $2.39 Lb. (Lesser Amts Higher)

Sausage or Ground Pork 10# Bag ................................ .$1.39 Lb.Local White Potatoes 50# Bag ..........................................$19.00Well Trimmed Porterhouse Steak ................................. $7.99 Lb.Delicious T-Bone Steak ................................................. $7.69 Lb.Our Own Canadian Bacon ............................................ $3.59 Lb.Juicy Ribeye Steaks ....................................................... $9.99 Lb.Sirloin Steak Bone-In .................................................... $3.99 Lb.Center Cut Bone-In Pork Chops .................................... $1.99 Lb. Smoked Pork Chops ...................................................... $2.99 Lb.Bone-In Country Ribs .................................................... $1.39 Lb.St. Louie Spare Ribs ...................................................... $1.29 Lb.

MEAT PACKAGESAssorted Package - 46 Lbs ..............................................$150.00Package J - 20 Lbs .............................................................$44.00

Large Selec� on Meat Pkgs • 814-653-2147

Mon.-Thur.& Sat. 8am to 6pm Fri. 8am to 6pm Sun. 9am to 5pm

326 W. Long AvenueDowntown DuBois

Wholesale and Retail Meats

A FULL SUPPLY OF ITALIAN GROCERIES

371-2150

Prices effective 11/4/18 - 11/10/18

Not responsible for typographical errors.

ALL BEEF AND PORK IS USDA INSPECTED FROM THE UNITED STATES

Smithfield pork tenderloin tips.. 2# - 2½# packs ..............$2.49 lbWhole pork butts ..............................................1 per pack $1.65 lb 2 per pack......$1.55 lb. or 60# case .......$1.49 lbFresh lean ground beef...........80% lean ..........10# bag for $23.90Lean boneless beef shoulder roasts .................................$3.39 lbFrozen lean veal or Iamb chops .........................................$9.99 lbUSDA Choice strip loin.....................cut free .....................$4.69 lb10# bag 50/50 pork trim to mix with venison .......................89¢ lb Palumbos sugar cured sliced bacon .................................$3.79 lbStore sliced deli ham...........................................................$2.79 lbDelicious flat iron steaks ....................................................$5.99 lbLean bone-in center cut pork loin chops ..........................$2.29 lbLean boneless rolled pork roasts ......................................$2.29 lbFresh extra lean ground round.....95% lean ....10# bag for $36.90Meaty bone-in beef short ribs ............................................$2.99 lbQuarter pound lean beef patties....80% lean 28 per box ....$26.53Whole delmonico loin...........cut free........16# average .....$6.99 lb

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Smoked Turkey,VA Baked Ham,

Super Sharp Cheese,Pepperoni,

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ALL LEANROASTBEEF4.97

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63 Erie Ave. • St. Marys • 834-9781

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$59.60$75.00

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SENTRA ......................................$2,2992004 Toyota #2273LA

AVALON ......................................$3,9992008 Buick #2266L

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CAMRY ........................................$4,9992008 Buick #2232L

LUCERNE ..................................$4,9992009 Chevrolet #4824L

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GRAND CHEROKEE ......$4,9992009 Subaru #5138L

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PILOT ............................................$5,9992009 Chevrolet #5038LB

EQUINOX ..................................$5,9992007 Buick #5139LA

RANIER ........................................$5,9992009 Cadillac #4755L

SRX ..................................................$6,9992011 KIA #498L

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2013 Nissan #2243L

PATHFINDER ........................$9,9992011 Chevrolet #5139L

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2007 Chevrolet #4890LB

SILVERADO ............................$5,9992005 Chevrolet #5177LA

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F-150 ............................................$7,9992006 GMC #5074LA

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LUMBER AUCTIONASSORTED VARIETIES OF WOOD

SAT., NOV. 10, 2018 • 10:00 A.M.

AUCTIONEERS: Pat Errigo AU-003311L, Stephanie Errigo AU-005489848 State St. Curwensville, Pa. 16833 (Phone) 814-236-3403

Owners: Shirley BerkeyFor pictures go to: auction.zip.com & gotoauctions.com

LOCATION: WALLACETON, PA 16876: DEAD WOOD LUM-BER CO., 400 REED ST. GO UP PAST WALLACETON FIRE CO. ALL THE WAY UP, DEAD END DIRT ROAD. WATCH FOR SIGNS:

Approximately 35,000 Board Feet Of Red & White Oak, Hick-ory, Cherry, Ash, Hard & Soft Maple, Birch, Beach, Poplar, White Pine, Hemlock, Walnut, Antique Red & White Oak. Bundles Graded & Sorted Some On Sticks. Loading Service Available.

Food Restroom Inside

TERMS: Cash or Check With Proper I.D. (No out of state checks.)

WANTED ANTIQUES:Old Hunting & FishingItems, Bows, Traps, An-tique Guns, Knives &Swords, Civil War, Rail-road & Mining Items, Ci-garette Lighters, Gas, Oil& Store Advertising, Toys,Lamps, Clocks, Furniture,Milk Bottles, Roseville &Misc. Pottery, Crocks &Jugs, Anything Old OrUnusual, 1 Piece Or En-tire Estates, 40 Years FastServ i ce , Fa i r Pr i ces.Leslie Reitz, 814-965-4710.

FIBERGLASS PANELS,Large Assortment, 42"x8'Smooth White $14,95,2'x8' Corrugated $6.95.Excellent For Garages,Showers, Kennels, CarWashes, Meat Processing,Green Houses, Dairy.Mark's Fiberglass Sales,Salem Rd. , South OfDuBois. 814-583-5931.

FOR SALE: 1/2" Air Im-pact Wrench. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: 10 Pcs. Mc-Coy Ware. $1.50 To $20.Call For List. 814-591-3412.

FOR SALE: SweetwaterTurkey Calls. (Have 10).$25 Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: 12 Pc. Set-ting Of Traditions FineChina Make In ThailandFor Johann HavilandChina Corp. With ServingBowl, Sugar, Butter Plate& Salt And Pepper, BlueGarland. $75 OBO. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 12" Mag-navox Color TV With CDPlayer. $10. 814-903-0329.

FOR SALE : 14 Pcs.Wendell August. $3 To$30. Call For List. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 1950 Model264 International Gas En-gine. 4 Cylinder-Radiator,Clutch & Gas Tank. $490.603-2566.

FOR SALE: 1986 Cor-vette. 350 Tuneport Injec-ted, 90K Miles. $7,000.Call 814-885-8108.

FOR SALE: (2) 13 1/2"Floragold Platters. $15Ea, (1) 12" Flatted Bowl$7.50. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 2000 Mo-torhome Ultra Sport ByGulf Stream. 11,000 Miles,New Tires, Air Condition-ing, Generator, 7.4 Liter454 Engine. $15,000. 594-1337.

FOR SALE : ComfortWood Stove. 24x46, CastIron, Pot Belly Type, WithOwners Manual , AshBucket, Shovel And FluePipe. Asking $150. Call814-637-5333 Or 814-771-0261.

FOR SALE : Black &Decker Grinder. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: 2007 FORDFOCUS SES. 4 Door,Kiwi Green Exter ior ,Beige Interior, 6 CD-C h a n g e r , A u t o m a t i cTransmission, Air Condi-tioning, Sunroof, 102KMiles , Low Miles OnTires. Located In Ridg-way . A s k ing $3 ,300 .Email: sacurrey83@gmail-com.

FOR SALE: 3 Sets OfOld Cookie Cutters. $5,$7.50, & $12. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 4 Ft. 4 Burn-er Griddle. Call 814-885-8108.

FOR SALE: 4" GrindingWheel Mounted On BoardW/Motor. $10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: 45' Semi BoxTrailer For Storage. $490.Delivery Available. 814-603-2566.

FOR SALE: 50 Ft. Rub-ber Edging. $8. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: 60 8" CinderBlocks & 60 4" SolidBlocks. Used In RaisedGarden, Cleaned. $100.814-371-5348.

FOR SALE: 620E Ellipt-ical. $300 OBO. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 8 Ft. LeerFiberglass Truck Cap. In-sulated, Brake Light, LikeNew Condition. Came Off2012 Ford F-150. AskingPrice $250. Please Call814-781-6483 Or 389-3608.

FOR SALE: 8x30 Binocu-lars With Case & Covers.$15. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: AKC LabPuppies . First Shots ,Wormed, Vet Check- ed,Home Raised. Call 814-772-1251.

FOR SALE: Antique Ac-cordion With Keyboard OnOne Side And Buttons OnThe Other. Best Offer.371-3043.

FOR SALE: AssortedHome Made Wood ItemsMade From Barn WoodAnd Recycled Wood. $10Ea. 814-929-5246.

FOR SALE: BathroomFaucet. Single Control.$25. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Bench Rest.El iminates Recoi l AtRange. Holds 4 Bags OfShot Or Sand, Adjustable.$50. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Books OnCollecting Fishing Lures,Fishing Reels. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: Camo FleeceHunting Jacket. Size LG.Reg. Like New. $40 OBO.814-929-5246.

FOR SALE: Collection OfAvon Cars. $2 Ea. 375-0928.


FOR SALE: Dirt DevilUltra Vision. Turbo PowerBrush, 12 AMP, BareFloor - High Pile Sweeper.$45. 371-3043.

FOR SALE: Dry FireStarter Wood And 2 TruckLoads Of Split Dry Hard-wood. All For $200. Call814-637-5333 Or 814-771-0261.

FOR SALE: Electric FrySkillet. West Bend Brand.$20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : FederalDuck Stamps. $5 Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: HandmadeOak Lighted Curio WithGlass Shelves. Very GoodCondition. $75. Text OrCall (814)771-3262.

FOR SALE: Hose ReelWith 150 Ft. GardeningHose. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : HooverSteam Vac Carpet Clean-er. Deep Clean PowerBrush. $60. 371-3043.

FOR SALE : HuntingMagazines. 1940-1960. $2Ea. 375-0928.

F O R S A L E : J u i c eBlender. Osterizer Brand.$10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : KitchenCabinets. 375-0928.

F O R S A L E : L a w nMower Wheels For LawnBoy. $2 Ea. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Log Roller.Rolls Logs From Newspa-pers. For Indoor Fire-places. $2.00 371-3043.

FOR SALE: Pony PipeClamps. $8 Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: Metal &Wood Cabinets. $3 Ea.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Metal Cab-inet With 1 Shelve 36"H x18"W x 12"D. $10.00. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Metal Coup-ling. 5/8 One End, 3/4 OnOther, 2" Long. $5. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Metal Stand.Has 5 Shelves. 5 Ft. x 5Ft. $15. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Mini DigitalCamera With SD Card &Charger. $50. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : Minolta35mm Camera, 38-60Zoom. 3.5 50 Snap OnLens. $30. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Never WornPenn State Long Insu-lated Coat With Detach-able Hood. Size LG/LXG.PSU Blue With Lion'sHead Emblems. $75. 814-778-5666.

FOR SALE: Oak Cabin-et. 16"Wx29"Lx21"H. 1Door, 1 Shelf. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : OHMSMeter. Model M-75. $25.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: One GallonHydraulic Oil. $5. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: PA GameCom. Hunting Posters. $8Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: Plate Glass32x31, 23x36, More Sizes.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Post Cards.Best Offer. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : PropaneTank. 17Lb. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Rifle ShelfFor Silverado. $40. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Large Rub-ber Maid Container. $5.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Scoop ShovelWith Short Handle. $10.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Sewing Ma-chine Motor. $10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : SnorkelGoggles. Tempered Glass.$8. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Stamp Col-lection. Best Offer. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Surge Pro-tector. 10 Outlets, 2.1Amp, 4 Adapter Outlets.$20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Tow BehindLawn Sweeper. $75. 375-0928.

FOR SALE : Tri-AxleLoad Of Hardwood SlabWood For Firewood. De-livered. $475. 814-603-2566.

FOR SALE: V-Belts. AllSizes. Short Ones & LongOnes. $2 To $10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Wall PaperBrushes. 2 Paste + 2 Pa-per. $3 Ea. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: WolverineHunting Boots. Size 9XWide, Very Good Shape.$25 OBO. 814-929-5246.

S E W I N GMACHINES /VacuumsRepaired. Free Estimates,Guaranteed. KeystoneAce, R 'way 773-5055;Western Home Appl., St.Marys 781-1581; RadioShack, Kane 837-8000;Brockway Appl., 265-1101;Syktich Appl., DuBois375-2280; Butera's, J'Burg965-4162.

FOR SALE; Clear GlassFruit Cups With ShortStem. 5 For $1. 814-486-3262.


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In a perfect world, all vehicle owners would be able to park their cars and trucks in garages. In such a world, automobiles would not be vulnerable to sun, storms and other natural elements that, over time, can contribute to wear and tear.

But many drivers cannot or choose not to park their cars in garages. Some are content to let their vehicles brave the ele-ments, while others look for ways to pro-tect their cars and trucks as much as possi-ble. Drivers who count themselves among the latter group can take these simple steps to protect their cars and trucks from whatever Mother Nature has in store for them.

• Park in the shade. Parking in the shade can protect both the interior and exterior of a vehicle. Shaded areas protect uphol-stery and dashboards inside the car from sun-induced fading, while also limiting the damage sun can cause to exterior paint. Faded paint may hurt the resale value of a vehicle, prompting prospective buyers to walk away or at least wonder if a vehicle with a faded exterior was well maintained.

• Wash and wax. Washing and waxing a vehicle helps to minimize damage that’s inevitable regardless of where drivers park their cars. Dirt and debris litter roadways, and over time cars can collect a large amount of these unwanted stowaways. If

dirt and debris are not removed, they can cause long-term damage to vehicle exteri-ors. Washing and waxing a car can ensure its exterior looks good and reduce the like-lihood of rust and other corrosion from oc-curring.

• Don’t write off bird droppings. Some drivers, especially those who do not park their cars and trucks in garages, may write off bird droppings as an annoying yet harmless side effect of vehicle ownership. However, bird droppings are acidic and, if left to their unsightly devices, can cause permanent damage to vehicle paint. Tree sap is an equally formidable foe, poten-tially causing scratching because it can be very difficult to remove without spreading. Specially formulated sprays can help driv-ers remove bird droppings and sap from their vehicles.

• Employ a car cover. Drivers who have garages but use them to store things oth-er than their vehicles can use car covers when parking their cars in their driveways. Covers protect cars from the elements and can be quickly and easily removed.

Nature can be harsh on vehicles. Protect-ing automobiles from the elements should be a priority for drivers, especially those who do not park their cars and trucks in garages.

How to

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Route 219 Brockway

814-265-08631-800-773-0863

www.rogosauto.comTHOSE WHO KNOW...GO TO ROGOS!

Not responsible for typographical errors. Tax & Tags Extra

$18,995

$18,995

$25,995$14,995

$18,995 $13,995

Th e Transportation StationMonday-Friday: 8am-5pm

or by Appointment.

Specializing in cars $6,995 and Underthetransportationstation.net

ComeSee Us!

2ND LOCATION

2976 Route 219, Brockway, PA 15824

814-265-07531.4 miles north from the stop light

ComeSee Us!

$15,995

$28,995

$16,995

$27,995 $19,995

$9,995

$16,995

$10,995

$21,995

2017 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT

LEATHER TRIMMED SEATS, POWER SEAT, BLUETOOTH, POWER DOORS AND LIFTGATE, REMOTE START,

BACK UP CAMERA, STOW’N’GO SEATING

2013 DODGE DART RALLYE1.4L TURBO, 6 SPEED, MOONROOF, NAVIGATION,

BLUETOOTH, STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS, CRUISE, KEYLESS ENTRY, ALLOY WHEELS

2016 RAM 1500 QUAD EXPRESS 4X4

AUTO, ALLOY WHEELS, TOW PACKAGE, BLUETOOTH, BEDLINER, 18,834 MILES

2016 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4X43.5L V6, DUAL MOONROOF, BACK UP

CAMERA, DUAL POWER SEATS, POWER LIFTGATE, REMOTE START, 29,960 MILES

2015 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE LT AWD

V6, HEATED SEATS, REMOTE START, REAR CAPTAINS CHAIRS, BACK UP CAMERA,

ALLOY WHEELS, 40,873 MILES

2016 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER SEL AWD

4 CYL, POWER SEAT, HEATED LEATHER, MOONROOF, 3RD SEAT, BLUETOOTH,

POWER LIFTGATE, BACK UP CAMERA, PUSH BUTTON IGNITION, 30,388 MILES

2011 NISSAN JUKE SV AWD4 CYL TURBO, AUTO TRANSMISSION,

MOONROOF, NAVIGATION, AUTO CLIMATE, BLUETOOTH, PUSH BUTTON IGNITION

2004 CHEVROLET CORVETTE5.7L V8, 6 SPEED MANUAL, LEATHER, POWER

SEATS, DUAL ZONE AUTO CLIMATE, STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS, REMOVABLE GLASS ROOF

2017 FORD FIESTA ST1.6L TURBO 4 CYL, 6 SPEED MANUAL, MOONROOF,

STEERING WHEEL AUDIO CONTROLS, BLUETOOTH, 17” BLACK WHEELS, 1,841 MILES

2017 HYUNDAI ELANTRA SE4 CYL, AUTO, AC, CD, CRUISE, KEYLESS

ENTRY, STEERING WHEEL RADIO CONTROLS, 36,688 MILES

2016 CHEVROLET CRUZE LIMITED

4 CYL TURBO, AUTO TRANSMISSION, HEATED LEATHER, POWER SEAT, REMOTE START,

STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS,, 31,669 MILES

2016 RAM 1500 SLT CREW BIG HORN 4X4

TOW PACKAGE, NAVIGATION, BACK UP CAMERA WITH FRONT AND REAR

PARKING SENSORS, REMOTE START, POWER SEAT, 9,511 MILES

2015 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER SPORT 2.4 ES AWD

2.4L 4 CYL, AUTO, ALLOYS, KEYLESS ENTRY, BLUETOOTH, 16,397 MILES

2015 BUICK ENCORE LEATHER AWD4 CYL TURBO, LEATHER HEATED SEATS, NAVIGATION, REMOTE START, BACK UP

CAMERA, BLUETOOTH, 30,794 MILES

2016 JEEP PATRIOT HIGH ALTITUDE 4X4

2.4L 4 CYL, AUTO, ALLOYS, HEATED LEATHER, AUTO CLIMATE, MOONROOF, REMOTE START,

POWER SEAT, BLUETOOTH


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5 Things to Consider on Your Next Road Trip

*Trades welcome at original price. Not responsible for typographical errors.

1 Mile South of Brockway on Route 219

814-265-13301-888-MORELLI

WWW.FRANMORELLI.COM

2014 JEEPCOMPASS 4WDLatitude, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, 49K

$13,995*NOW

“Where Our Customers Send Their Friends”

2017 NISSANROGUE SV

AWD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Power Seat

$18,995*NOW

$14,995*ONLY

18 CHEVY COLORADO CREW LT - 4WD, V6, AC, P/H Seats, 13K $30,99518 CHEVY 1500 D-CAB - 4WD, V8, AC, PW, PL, 29K .............................$30,99518 HYUNDAI SANTA FE AWD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 19K ........$21,99517 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE 4WD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, H-Seats, Alloys .....$16,99517 NISSAN ROGUE S AWD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, 5,900 Miles ..............$19,99517 JEEP COMPASS SPORT - 4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, 34K ...............$16,49517 FORD FLEX LMTD - AWD, V6, Leather, 7 Passenger, Nav, 35K ........$25,49517 NISSAN TITAN CREW - 4WD, V8, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 13K ............$31,49516 FORD ESCAPE SE 4WD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Pwr-Seat, 31K ...........$17,49516 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIM SPT - V6, Auto, H-Top, AC, PW, PL, 30K ...$29,99516 FORD EXPLORER XLT - 4WD, V6, Leather, Pwr Seat, 7 Passenger ..$24,99516 CHEV COLORADO EXT Z71 - V6, 4WD, Loaded, Alloys .............$22,99516 RAM 1500 CREW BIG HORN - 4WD, Hemi, Loaded, Hitch, 17K ...$30,99515 FORD EDGE SEL AWD - V6, Pwr-Seat, Alloys, 36K .........................$20,995 15 GMC ACADIA SLT AWD - V6, Leather, P/H Seats, Navigation, 64K ...$24,995 15 KIA SPORTAGE LX AWD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 48K .............$15,495 15 NISSAN MURANO SL - V6, AWD, Leather, Sunroof, Navigation, 29K ...$26,995 15 FORD F150 EXT XLT SPT - V6, Pwr Seat, Loaded, Alloys, 48K .....$28,99514 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER GT - AWD, V6, 7 Passenger, Leather, Sharp! .....$14,99514 JEEP COMPASS SPORT - 4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 80K ...$11,49513 HYUNDAI SANTA FE SPT - 4 Cyl, AWD, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 42K .$16,995 13 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE - 4WD, 4 Cyl, Heated Seats, Alloys .....$10,99512 GMC CANYON R/CAB - 4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, 84K, Nice Shape! .............$12,99586 CHEVY CAMARO Z28 - V8, 5 Speed, Leather, 31,000 Miles................$9,995

4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys

2015 KIASORENTO LX

#22391 Owner

34,900 MiWas

$21,575

#21501 Owner

31,800 MiWas

$15,975

#20051 Owner

70,400 MiWas

$16,575

#2214CLEAN!

57,100 MiWas

$18,375

#19781 Owner

41,700 MiWas

$20,675

#22511 Owner

43,400 MiWas

$28,525

JeffSkrabaService

Manager

KellyHarrigerSales &Lease

Consultant

DaveTwiddySales &Lease

Consultant

GenePendolinoSales &Lease

Consultant

MattFord

Sales &Lease

Consultant

RickDeSalve

SalesManager

#21391 Owner29,400 MiWas

$22,375

#22491 Owner

44,500 MiWas

$23,675

Subaru 10.25x11 10-18_Layout 1 10/29/18 11:24 AM Page 1

*Not responsible for typographical errors.

#13940

NEW INVENTORY ARRIVING DAILY!

ROYER’S

AUTO SALES3190 Watson Hwy., Rte. 219, DuBois, PA 15801

www.royers219autosales.com814-371-4281ACCEPTING MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS

BUSINESS HOURS:Mon & Fri - 9am to 8pm • Tues & Thurs - 9am to 6pm • Wed 9pm-4pm

Saturday - 9am to 3pm • After Hours By Appointment

#11238

2014 Chrysler200 LX

#13671

#13880

OVER 100 VEHICLES IN STOCK!

219

1998 Ford Mustang, #13952 ........................$2,5181998 Mercury Villager, #13528, GS, 3 Door ...$2,818 1998 Nissan Altima, #13661, GX8 ...............$2,6181999 Dodge Grand Caravan, #13389, AWD, ES ...$3,218 2001 Pontiac Grand AM, #13960, GT1 .....$2,9182002 Lincoln Towncar, #13486 ..................$3,818 2003 Pontiac Vibe, #13643, All Wheel Drive ..$2,8782003 Dodge Ram 1500, #13015, Quad Cab, 4x4 ..$5,9182004 Mazda Mazda 6, #13875, Sport Sedan.. $3,2182004 Chevrolet Trailblazer, #13569, LS, 4x4 ..$2,518 2007 Ford Edge, #13712, SEL, Crossover, AWD ..$6,918

#13225

$5,995

$3,518

$5,918

$4,518

$3,218$3,918

#12015

8 Passenger,4x4,

One Owner

LS

LS

2006 ToyotaCamry

2006 ChevroletCobalt

2005 ChevroletSuburban

2011 ChevroletImpala

Auto

LX, 7 Passenger

GobbleUpThe

Savings!!

2006 KiaSedona

(Family Features) If you're looking for a memorable vacation experience, get-ting behind the wheel and taking to the open road can provide the perfect oppor-tunity to create your own journey and explore at your own pace.

When planning a road trip, the first step is choos-ing where your travels will take you. A destination like New Mexico, known as the Land of Enchantment, is a haven for the unexpected and offers a variety of bud-get-friendly activities that can inspire creativity and rejuvenate your body and mind.

Before you jump in the car and set off to make memories, there are a few things to consider when building your trip's itinerary, such as climate, lodging, restaurants, activities and your budget.

WeaTherDue to its mild climate

and abundant sunshine, New Mexico beckons trav-elers year-round. With low humidity, minimal rainfall and temperatures ranging from the high 50s to low 80s during the fall months plus highs in the 50s during win-ter, visitors are almost al-ways able to enjoy outdoor events and activities during their trips.

lodgingWhen looking for a place

to stay, New Mexico is home to many one-of-a-kind inns and hotels. For example, Ho-tel Santa Fe is wholly native-owned by the Picuris Pueblo Indian tribe and features private butlers along with amenities and furnishings with the authentic flavor of the region. Other unique lodging options include Ho-tel Luna Mystica in Taos, a chic vintage inn made up of trailers from the '50s and '60s with dramatic views of the Rocky Mountains.

food and drinksExploring new places can

be a perfect opportunity (or excuse) to indulge in exqui-site foods you may not be able to find anywhere else.

For example, Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm is set among 25 acres of lavender fields and lush gardens where you can en-joy artisan, hand-crafted cocktails and a true farm-to-fork dinner featuring sea-sonal ingredients at CAM-PO. Visit the Farm Shop for handmade lavender prod-ucts, as well as handmade jewelry and salts, snacks and other seasonings.

relaxaTionRoad trips are all about

hitting the reset button and finding a happy place. Take a step back and soothe your body, mind and spirit with activities such as a private soak at Ojo Caliente. Many generations of Pueblo In-dians have sworn to the healing powers of these hot springs, the only location in the world with four dif-ferent types of sulfur-free pools. The full-service spa also offers soothing and re-storative treatments includ-ing massages, reflexology and hydrating skin and body treatments.

shoppingNo trip is complete with-

out souvenirs to remember the adventure and gifts for loved ones back home. Con-sider stopping at the historic Santa Fe Plaza, where you can find a wide array of bou-tique shops and the Palace of the Governors market, where top artisans from local tribes offer one-of-a-kind handcrafted treasures such as art, furniture, Native American pottery, clothing and collectibles.

Find more unique road trip experiences and desti-nations at newmexico.org.


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28 - 9

5 Things to Consider on Your Next Road Trip

*Trades welcome at original price. Not responsible for typographical errors.

1 Mile South of Brockway on Route 219

814-265-13301-888-MORELLI

WWW.FRANMORELLI.COM

2014 JEEPCOMPASS 4WDLatitude, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, 49K

$13,995*NOW

“Where Our Customers Send Their Friends”

2017 NISSANROGUE SV

AWD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Power Seat

$18,995*NOW

$14,995*ONLY

18 CHEVY COLORADO CREW LT - 4WD, V6, AC, P/H Seats, 13K $30,99518 CHEVY 1500 D-CAB - 4WD, V8, AC, PW, PL, 29K .............................$30,99518 HYUNDAI SANTA FE AWD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 19K ........$21,99517 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE 4WD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, H-Seats, Alloys .....$16,99517 NISSAN ROGUE S AWD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, 5,900 Miles ..............$19,99517 JEEP COMPASS SPORT - 4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, 34K ...............$16,49517 FORD FLEX LMTD - AWD, V6, Leather, 7 Passenger, Nav, 35K ........$25,49517 NISSAN TITAN CREW - 4WD, V8, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 13K ............$31,49516 FORD ESCAPE SE 4WD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Pwr-Seat, 31K ...........$17,49516 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIM SPT - V6, Auto, H-Top, AC, PW, PL, 30K ...$29,99516 FORD EXPLORER XLT - 4WD, V6, Leather, Pwr Seat, 7 Passenger ..$24,99516 CHEV COLORADO EXT Z71 - V6, 4WD, Loaded, Alloys .............$22,99516 RAM 1500 CREW BIG HORN - 4WD, Hemi, Loaded, Hitch, 17K ...$30,99515 FORD EDGE SEL AWD - V6, Pwr-Seat, Alloys, 36K .........................$20,995 15 GMC ACADIA SLT AWD - V6, Leather, P/H Seats, Navigation, 64K ...$24,995 15 KIA SPORTAGE LX AWD - 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 48K .............$15,495 15 NISSAN MURANO SL - V6, AWD, Leather, Sunroof, Navigation, 29K ...$26,995 15 FORD F150 EXT XLT SPT - V6, Pwr Seat, Loaded, Alloys, 48K .....$28,99514 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER GT - AWD, V6, 7 Passenger, Leather, Sharp! .....$14,99514 JEEP COMPASS SPORT - 4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 80K ...$11,49513 HYUNDAI SANTA FE SPT - 4 Cyl, AWD, AC, PW, PL, Alloys, 42K .$16,995 13 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE - 4WD, 4 Cyl, Heated Seats, Alloys .....$10,99512 GMC CANYON R/CAB - 4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, 84K, Nice Shape! .............$12,99586 CHEVY CAMARO Z28 - V8, 5 Speed, Leather, 31,000 Miles................$9,995

4WD, 4 Cyl, AC, PW, PL, Alloys

2015 KIASORENTO LX

#22391 Owner

34,900 MiWas

$21,575

#21501 Owner

31,800 MiWas

$15,975

#20051 Owner

70,400 MiWas

$16,575

#2214CLEAN!

57,100 MiWas

$18,375

#19781 Owner

41,700 MiWas

$20,675

#22511 Owner

43,400 MiWas

$28,525

JeffSkrabaService

Manager

KellyHarrigerSales &Lease

Consultant

DaveTwiddySales &Lease

Consultant

GenePendolinoSales &Lease

Consultant

MattFord

Sales &Lease

Consultant

RickDeSalve

SalesManager

#21391 Owner29,400 MiWas

$22,375

#22491 Owner

44,500 MiWas

$23,675

Subaru 10.25x11 10-18_Layout 1 10/29/18 11:24 AM Page 1

*Not responsible for typographical errors.

#13940

NEW INVENTORY ARRIVING DAILY!

ROYER’S

AUTO SALES3190 Watson Hwy., Rte. 219, DuBois, PA 15801

www.royers219autosales.com814-371-4281ACCEPTING MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS

BUSINESS HOURS:Mon & Fri - 9am to 8pm • Tues & Thurs - 9am to 6pm • Wed 9pm-4pm

Saturday - 9am to 3pm • After Hours By Appointment

#11238

2014 Chrysler200 LX

#13671

#13880

OVER 100 VEHICLES IN STOCK!

219

1998 Ford Mustang, #13952 ........................$2,5181998 Mercury Villager, #13528, GS, 3 Door ...$2,818 1998 Nissan Altima, #13661, GX8 ...............$2,6181999 Dodge Grand Caravan, #13389, AWD, ES ...$3,218 2001 Pontiac Grand AM, #13960, GT1 .....$2,9182002 Lincoln Towncar, #13486 ..................$3,818 2003 Pontiac Vibe, #13643, All Wheel Drive ..$2,8782003 Dodge Ram 1500, #13015, Quad Cab, 4x4 ..$5,9182004 Mazda Mazda 6, #13875, Sport Sedan.. $3,2182004 Chevrolet Trailblazer, #13569, LS, 4x4 ..$2,518 2007 Ford Edge, #13712, SEL, Crossover, AWD ..$6,918

#13225

$5,995

$3,518

$5,918

$4,518

$3,218$3,918

#12015

8 Passenger,4x4,

One Owner

LS

LS

2006 ToyotaCamry

2006 ChevroletCobalt

2005 ChevroletSuburban

2011 ChevroletImpala

Auto

LX, 7 Passenger

GobbleUpThe

Savings!!

2006 KiaSedona

(Family Features) If you're looking for a memorable vacation experience, get-ting behind the wheel and taking to the open road can provide the perfect oppor-tunity to create your own journey and explore at your own pace.

When planning a road trip, the first step is choos-ing where your travels will take you. A destination like New Mexico, known as the Land of Enchantment, is a haven for the unexpected and offers a variety of bud-get-friendly activities that can inspire creativity and rejuvenate your body and mind.

Before you jump in the car and set off to make memories, there are a few things to consider when building your trip's itinerary, such as climate, lodging, restaurants, activities and your budget.

WeaTherDue to its mild climate

and abundant sunshine, New Mexico beckons trav-elers year-round. With low humidity, minimal rainfall and temperatures ranging from the high 50s to low 80s during the fall months plus highs in the 50s during win-ter, visitors are almost al-ways able to enjoy outdoor events and activities during their trips.

lodgingWhen looking for a place

to stay, New Mexico is home to many one-of-a-kind inns and hotels. For example, Ho-tel Santa Fe is wholly native-owned by the Picuris Pueblo Indian tribe and features private butlers along with amenities and furnishings with the authentic flavor of the region. Other unique lodging options include Ho-tel Luna Mystica in Taos, a chic vintage inn made up of trailers from the '50s and '60s with dramatic views of the Rocky Mountains.

food and drinksExploring new places can

be a perfect opportunity (or excuse) to indulge in exqui-site foods you may not be able to find anywhere else.

For example, Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm is set among 25 acres of lavender fields and lush gardens where you can en-joy artisan, hand-crafted cocktails and a true farm-to-fork dinner featuring sea-sonal ingredients at CAM-PO. Visit the Farm Shop for handmade lavender prod-ucts, as well as handmade jewelry and salts, snacks and other seasonings.

relaxaTionRoad trips are all about

hitting the reset button and finding a happy place. Take a step back and soothe your body, mind and spirit with activities such as a private soak at Ojo Caliente. Many generations of Pueblo In-dians have sworn to the healing powers of these hot springs, the only location in the world with four dif-ferent types of sulfur-free pools. The full-service spa also offers soothing and re-storative treatments includ-ing massages, reflexology and hydrating skin and body treatments.

shoppingNo trip is complete with-

out souvenirs to remember the adventure and gifts for loved ones back home. Con-sider stopping at the historic Santa Fe Plaza, where you can find a wide array of bou-tique shops and the Palace of the Governors market, where top artisans from local tribes offer one-of-a-kind handcrafted treasures such as art, furniture, Native American pottery, clothing and collectibles.

Find more unique road trip experiences and desti-nations at newmexico.org.


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In a perfect world, all vehicle owners would be able to park their cars and trucks in garages. In such a world, automobiles would not be vulnerable to sun, storms and other natural elements that, over time, can contribute to wear and tear.

But many drivers cannot or choose not to park their cars in garages. Some are content to let their vehicles brave the ele-ments, while others look for ways to pro-tect their cars and trucks as much as possi-ble. Drivers who count themselves among the latter group can take these simple steps to protect their cars and trucks from whatever Mother Nature has in store for them.

• Park in the shade. Parking in the shade can protect both the interior and exterior of a vehicle. Shaded areas protect uphol-stery and dashboards inside the car from sun-induced fading, while also limiting the damage sun can cause to exterior paint. Faded paint may hurt the resale value of a vehicle, prompting prospective buyers to walk away or at least wonder if a vehicle with a faded exterior was well maintained.

• Wash and wax. Washing and waxing a vehicle helps to minimize damage that’s inevitable regardless of where drivers park their cars. Dirt and debris litter roadways, and over time cars can collect a large amount of these unwanted stowaways. If

dirt and debris are not removed, they can cause long-term damage to vehicle exteri-ors. Washing and waxing a car can ensure its exterior looks good and reduce the like-lihood of rust and other corrosion from oc-curring.

• Don’t write off bird droppings. Some drivers, especially those who do not park their cars and trucks in garages, may write off bird droppings as an annoying yet harmless side effect of vehicle ownership. However, bird droppings are acidic and, if left to their unsightly devices, can cause permanent damage to vehicle paint. Tree sap is an equally formidable foe, poten-tially causing scratching because it can be very difficult to remove without spreading. Specially formulated sprays can help driv-ers remove bird droppings and sap from their vehicles.

• Employ a car cover. Drivers who have garages but use them to store things oth-er than their vehicles can use car covers when parking their cars in their driveways. Covers protect cars from the elements and can be quickly and easily removed.

Nature can be harsh on vehicles. Protect-ing automobiles from the elements should be a priority for drivers, especially those who do not park their cars and trucks in garages.

How to

from tHe elements

safeguardyour vehicle

Route 219 Brockway

814-265-08631-800-773-0863

www.rogosauto.comTHOSE WHO KNOW...GO TO ROGOS!

Not responsible for typographical errors. Tax & Tags Extra

$18,995

$18,995

$25,995$14,995

$18,995 $13,995

Th e Transportation StationMonday-Friday: 8am-5pm

or by Appointment.

Specializing in cars $6,995 and Underthetransportationstation.net

ComeSee Us!

2ND LOCATION

2976 Route 219, Brockway, PA 15824

814-265-07531.4 miles north from the stop light

ComeSee Us!

$15,995

$28,995

$16,995

$27,995 $19,995

$9,995

$16,995

$10,995

$21,995

2017 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT

LEATHER TRIMMED SEATS, POWER SEAT, BLUETOOTH, POWER DOORS AND LIFTGATE, REMOTE START,

BACK UP CAMERA, STOW’N’GO SEATING

2013 DODGE DART RALLYE1.4L TURBO, 6 SPEED, MOONROOF, NAVIGATION,

BLUETOOTH, STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS, CRUISE, KEYLESS ENTRY, ALLOY WHEELS

2016 RAM 1500 QUAD EXPRESS 4X4

AUTO, ALLOY WHEELS, TOW PACKAGE, BLUETOOTH, BEDLINER, 18,834 MILES

2016 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4X43.5L V6, DUAL MOONROOF, BACK UP

CAMERA, DUAL POWER SEATS, POWER LIFTGATE, REMOTE START, 29,960 MILES

2015 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE LT AWD

V6, HEATED SEATS, REMOTE START, REAR CAPTAINS CHAIRS, BACK UP CAMERA,

ALLOY WHEELS, 40,873 MILES

2016 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER SEL AWD

4 CYL, POWER SEAT, HEATED LEATHER, MOONROOF, 3RD SEAT, BLUETOOTH,

POWER LIFTGATE, BACK UP CAMERA, PUSH BUTTON IGNITION, 30,388 MILES

2011 NISSAN JUKE SV AWD4 CYL TURBO, AUTO TRANSMISSION,

MOONROOF, NAVIGATION, AUTO CLIMATE, BLUETOOTH, PUSH BUTTON IGNITION

2004 CHEVROLET CORVETTE5.7L V8, 6 SPEED MANUAL, LEATHER, POWER

SEATS, DUAL ZONE AUTO CLIMATE, STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS, REMOVABLE GLASS ROOF

2017 FORD FIESTA ST1.6L TURBO 4 CYL, 6 SPEED MANUAL, MOONROOF,

STEERING WHEEL AUDIO CONTROLS, BLUETOOTH, 17” BLACK WHEELS, 1,841 MILES

2017 HYUNDAI ELANTRA SE4 CYL, AUTO, AC, CD, CRUISE, KEYLESS

ENTRY, STEERING WHEEL RADIO CONTROLS, 36,688 MILES

2016 CHEVROLET CRUZE LIMITED

4 CYL TURBO, AUTO TRANSMISSION, HEATED LEATHER, POWER SEAT, REMOTE START,

STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS,, 31,669 MILES

2016 RAM 1500 SLT CREW BIG HORN 4X4

TOW PACKAGE, NAVIGATION, BACK UP CAMERA WITH FRONT AND REAR

PARKING SENSORS, REMOTE START, POWER SEAT, 9,511 MILES

2015 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER SPORT 2.4 ES AWD

2.4L 4 CYL, AUTO, ALLOYS, KEYLESS ENTRY, BLUETOOTH, 16,397 MILES

2015 BUICK ENCORE LEATHER AWD4 CYL TURBO, LEATHER HEATED SEATS, NAVIGATION, REMOTE START, BACK UP

CAMERA, BLUETOOTH, 30,794 MILES

2016 JEEP PATRIOT HIGH ALTITUDE 4X4

2.4L 4 CYL, AUTO, ALLOYS, HEATED LEATHER, AUTO CLIMATE, MOONROOF, REMOTE START,

POWER SEAT, BLUETOOTH

Shop-Right Allegheny MARket PlAce 1 Monday, november 5, 2018 Shop-Right Allegheny MARket PlAce 1 Monday, november 5, 2018

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for sale

for sale for sale for sale for saleauctioneers

miscellaneous

CARS2009 Nissan #5004LB

SENTRA ......................................$2,2992004 Toyota #2273LA

AVALON ......................................$3,9992008 Buick #2266L

LACROSSE ..............................$4,9992006 Toyota #2244L

CAMRY ........................................$4,9992008 Buick #2232L

LUCERNE ..................................$4,9992009 Chevrolet #4824L

IMPALA ......................................$5,9992011 Honda #4939L

ACCORD ....................................$6,9992014 Chevrolet #5050L

CRUZE ..........................................$8,9992015 Chevrolet #2282L

MALIBU ................................$10,999

#5017A

SUVS & MINIVANS2010 Hyundai #2258L

TUCSON......................................$4,9992005 Jeep #222L

GRAND CHEROKEE ......$4,9992009 Subaru #5138L

FORESTER ..............................$5,9992007 Honda #5064LA

PILOT ............................................$5,9992009 Chevrolet #5038LB

EQUINOX ..................................$5,9992007 Buick #5139LA

RANIER ........................................$5,9992009 Cadillac #4755L

SRX ..................................................$6,9992011 KIA #498L

SORENTO ..................................$6,9992012 Jeep #4991LA

COMPASS ................................$6,999

2013 Nissan #2243L

PATHFINDER ........................$9,9992011 Chevrolet #5139L

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LUMBER AUCTIONASSORTED VARIETIES OF WOOD

SAT., NOV. 10, 2018 • 10:00 A.M.

AUCTIONEERS: Pat Errigo AU-003311L, Stephanie Errigo AU-005489848 State St. Curwensville, Pa. 16833 (Phone) 814-236-3403

Owners: Shirley BerkeyFor pictures go to: auction.zip.com & gotoauctions.com

LOCATION: WALLACETON, PA 16876: DEAD WOOD LUM-BER CO., 400 REED ST. GO UP PAST WALLACETON FIRE CO. ALL THE WAY UP, DEAD END DIRT ROAD. WATCH FOR SIGNS:

Approximately 35,000 Board Feet Of Red & White Oak, Hick-ory, Cherry, Ash, Hard & Soft Maple, Birch, Beach, Poplar, White Pine, Hemlock, Walnut, Antique Red & White Oak. Bundles Graded & Sorted Some On Sticks. Loading Service Available.

Food Restroom Inside

TERMS: Cash or Check With Proper I.D. (No out of state checks.)

WANTED ANTIQUES:Old Hunting & FishingItems, Bows, Traps, An-tique Guns, Knives &Swords, Civil War, Rail-road & Mining Items, Ci-garette Lighters, Gas, Oil& Store Advertising, Toys,Lamps, Clocks, Furniture,Milk Bottles, Roseville &Misc. Pottery, Crocks &Jugs, Anything Old OrUnusual, 1 Piece Or En-tire Estates, 40 Years FastServ i ce , Fa i r Pr i ces.Leslie Reitz, 814-965-4710.

FIBERGLASS PANELS,Large Assortment, 42"x8'Smooth White $14,95,2'x8' Corrugated $6.95.Excellent For Garages,Showers, Kennels, CarWashes, Meat Processing,Green Houses, Dairy.Mark's Fiberglass Sales,Salem Rd. , South OfDuBois. 814-583-5931.

FOR SALE: 1/2" Air Im-pact Wrench. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: 10 Pcs. Mc-Coy Ware. $1.50 To $20.Call For List. 814-591-3412.

FOR SALE: SweetwaterTurkey Calls. (Have 10).$25 Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: 12 Pc. Set-ting Of Traditions FineChina Make In ThailandFor Johann HavilandChina Corp. With ServingBowl, Sugar, Butter Plate& Salt And Pepper, BlueGarland. $75 OBO. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 12" Mag-navox Color TV With CDPlayer. $10. 814-903-0329.

FOR SALE : 14 Pcs.Wendell August. $3 To$30. Call For List. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 1950 Model264 International Gas En-gine. 4 Cylinder-Radiator,Clutch & Gas Tank. $490.603-2566.

FOR SALE: 1986 Cor-vette. 350 Tuneport Injec-ted, 90K Miles. $7,000.Call 814-885-8108.

FOR SALE: (2) 13 1/2"Floragold Platters. $15Ea, (1) 12" Flatted Bowl$7.50. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 2000 Mo-torhome Ultra Sport ByGulf Stream. 11,000 Miles,New Tires, Air Condition-ing, Generator, 7.4 Liter454 Engine. $15,000. 594-1337.

FOR SALE : ComfortWood Stove. 24x46, CastIron, Pot Belly Type, WithOwners Manual , AshBucket, Shovel And FluePipe. Asking $150. Call814-637-5333 Or 814-771-0261.

FOR SALE : Black &Decker Grinder. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: 2007 FORDFOCUS SES. 4 Door,Kiwi Green Exter ior ,Beige Interior, 6 CD-C h a n g e r , A u t o m a t i cTransmission, Air Condi-tioning, Sunroof, 102KMiles , Low Miles OnTires. Located In Ridg-way . Ask ing $3 ,300 .Email: sacurrey83@gmail-com.

FOR SALE: 3 Sets OfOld Cookie Cutters. $5,$7.50, & $12. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 4 Ft. 4 Burn-er Griddle. Call 814-885-8108.

FOR SALE: 4" GrindingWheel Mounted On BoardW/Motor. $10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: 45' Semi BoxTrailer For Storage. $490.Delivery Available. 814-603-2566.

FOR SALE: 50 Ft. Rub-ber Edging. $8. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: 60 8" CinderBlocks & 60 4" SolidBlocks. Used In RaisedGarden, Cleaned. $100.814-371-5348.

FOR SALE: 620E Ellipt-ical. $300 OBO. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: 8 Ft. LeerFiberglass Truck Cap. In-sulated, Brake Light, LikeNew Condition. Came Off2012 Ford F-150. AskingPrice $250. Please Call814-781-6483 Or 389-3608.

FOR SALE: 8x30 Binocu-lars With Case & Covers.$15. 814-591-4712.

FOR SALE: AKC LabPuppies . First Shots ,Wormed, Vet Check- ed,Home Raised. Call 814-772-1251.

FOR SALE: Antique Ac-cordion With Keyboard OnOne Side And Buttons OnThe Other. Best Offer.371-3043.

FOR SALE: AssortedHome Made Wood ItemsMade From Barn WoodAnd Recycled Wood. $10Ea. 814-929-5246.

FOR SALE: BathroomFaucet. Single Control.$25. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Bench Rest.El iminates Recoi l AtRange. Holds 4 Bags OfShot Or Sand, Adjustable.$50. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Books OnCollecting Fishing Lures,Fishing Reels. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: Camo FleeceHunting Jacket. Size LG.Reg. Like New. $40 OBO.814-929-5246.



FOR SALE: Dirt DevilUltra Vision. Turbo PowerBrush, 12 AMP, BareFloor - High Pile Sweeper.$45. 371-3043.

FOR SALE: Dry FireStarter Wood And 2 TruckLoads Of Split Dry Hard-wood. All For $200. Call814-637-5333 Or 814-771-0261.

FOR SALE: Electric FrySkillet. West Bend Brand.$20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : FederalDuck Stamps. $5 Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: HandmadeOak Lighted Curio WithGlass Shelves. Very GoodCondition. $75. Text OrCall (814)771-3262.

FOR SALE: Hose ReelWith 150 Ft. GardeningHose. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : HooverSteam Vac Carpet Clean-er. Deep Clean PowerBrush. $60. 371-3043.

FOR SALE : HuntingMagazines. 1940-1960. $2Ea. 375-0928.

F O R S A L E : J u i c eBlender. Osterizer Brand.$10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : KitchenCabinets. 375-0928.

F O R S A L E : L a w nMower Wheels For LawnBoy. $2 Ea. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Log Roller.Rolls Logs From Newspa-pers. For Indoor Fire-places. $2.00 371-3043.

FOR SALE: Pony PipeClamps. $8 Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: Metal &Wood Cabinets. $3 Ea.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Metal Cab-inet With 1 Shelve 36"H x18"W x 12"D. $10.00. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Metal Coup-ling. 5/8 One End, 3/4 OnOther, 2" Long. $5. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Metal Stand.Has 5 Shelves. 5 Ft. x 5Ft. $15. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Mini DigitalCamera With SD Card &Charger. $50. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : Minolta35mm Camera, 38-60Zoom. 3.5 50 Snap OnLens. $30. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Never WornPenn State Long Insu-lated Coat With Detach-able Hood. Size LG/LXG.PSU Blue With Lion'sHead Emblems. $75. 814-778-5666.

FOR SALE: Oak Cabin-et. 16"Wx29"Lx21"H. 1Door, 1 Shelf. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : OHMSMeter. Model M-75. $25.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: One GallonHydraulic Oil. $5. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: PA GameCom. Hunting Posters. $8Ea. 375-0928.

FOR SALE: Plate Glass32x31, 23x36, More Sizes.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Post Cards.Best Offer. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : PropaneTank. 17Lb. $20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Rifle ShelfFor Silverado. $40. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Large Rub-ber Maid Container. $5.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Scoop ShovelWith Short Handle. $10.814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Sewing Ma-chine Motor. $10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE : SnorkelGoggles. Tempered Glass.$8. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Stamp Col-lection. Best Offer. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Surge Pro-tector. 10 Outlets, 2.1Amp, 4 Adapter Outlets.$20. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Tow BehindLawn Sweeper. $75. 375-0928.

FOR SALE : Tri-AxleLoad Of Hardwood SlabWood For Firewood. De-livered. $475. 814-603-2566.

FOR SALE: V-Belts. AllSizes. Short Ones & LongOnes. $2 To $10. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: Wall PaperBrushes. 2 Paste + 2 Pa-per. $3 Ea. 814-486-3262.

FOR SALE: WolverineHunting Boots. Size 9XWide, Very Good Shape.$25 OBO. 814-929-5246.

S E W I N GMACHINES /VacuumsRepaired. Free Estimates,Guaranteed. KeystoneAce, R 'way 773-5055;Western Home Appl., St.Marys 781-1581; RadioShack, Kane 837-8000;Brockway Appl., 265-1101;Syktich Appl., DuBois375-2280; Butera's, J'Burg965-4162.

FOR SALE; Clear GlassFruit Cups With ShortStem. 5 For $1. 814-486-3262.


Many homeowners wish for expansive kitchens. Modernized kitchens that include sought after fea-tures and showcase the lat-est trends go a long way to improving the overall value of a home.

As desirable as such kitch-ens may be, some homes simply don’t have enough space for a centerfold-wor-thy kitchen featuring an is-land, wine refrigerator and walk-in pantry. However, homeowners with small kitchens can still improve the form and function of their existing spaces.

reconfigure and re-vamp cabineTry

Homeowners whose kitchens are small often la-ment their lack of storage. Redesigning the layout of cabinets, and possibly add-ing some more cabinetry, may take care of certain storage issues. The experts at Merit Kitchens suggest utilizing corner space with LeMans units, lazy susans and other gadgets to make access to these areas easi-er. Going vertical with wall cabinets that extend to the ceiling also can add more storage, as can roll-in work carts.Work WiTh The Walls

Small kitchens require

clever usage of vertical space. Vertical storage units, hooks, shelving, and more can move items out of drawers and off of counters. Consider an under-the-cabinet toaster oven and microwave to create more counter space.

Use scaled-down appliances

Shop with size in mind when looking at new ap-pliances if you have a small kitchen. Compact versions won’t take up as much space as larger alterna-tives. Homeowners should consider the ultimate func-tion of the kitchen and then think about which appliances will serve them well. Homeowners with small kitchens may not need a large stand mixer or an oversized commercial stove.

add some glassThe DIY Network recom-

mends incorporating glass to improve the perception of space in small kitchens. Glass lets you see through the objects, thereby en-hancing the feeling of spa-ciousness or what designers call “negative space.” Glass also can be reflective, visu-ally expanding the space.

embrace high-end maTerials

It costs less to renovate small spaces than bigger areas, so homeowners may be able to afford high-end materials that really add personality to a kitchen. Flooring, counter materials and quality fixtures can re-ally set small kitchens apart.

Small kitchens can be cu-linary havens with the right improvements to maximize the space.

Few things beat a hot meal on a cold day. Stews

and casseroles can fit the bill in such situations, but

soup is a go-to solution when looking to warm up.

This recipe for “Tortilla Soup” from “The Complete Mexican, South American & Caribbean Cookbook” by Jane Milton, Jenni Fleet-wood and Marina Filippelli (Metro Books) can be served as an appetizer or light meal. The crispy torti-lla strips included in the recipe add extra texture to a delicious dish.

TorTilla soupServes 44 corn tortillas,

freshly made or a few days old

1 tablespoon vege-table oil, plus extra for fry-ing

1 small onion, finely chopped

2 garlic cloves, crushed

1 14-ounce can plum tomatoes, drained

4 cups chicken stock

Small bunch cilantro Salt and ground black

pepper

Using a sharp knife, cut each tortilla into 4 or 5 strips, each measuring about 3⁄4 inches wide.

Pour vegetable oil to a depth of 3⁄4 inch into a heavy frying pan. Heat until a small piece of tortilla, added to the oil, floats on the top and bubbles at the edges.

Add a few tortilla strips to the hot oil and fry for a few minutes, until crisp and golden brown all over, turning them occasionally. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on a dou-ble layer of paper towels. Cook the remaining tortilla strips in the same way.

Heat the 1 tablespoon vegetable oil in a large, heavy pan. Add the chopped onion and garlic

and cook over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring constantly with a wooden spatula, until the onion is soft and translu-cent. Do not let the garlic turn brown or it will give the soup a bitter taste.

Chop the tomatoes using a large, sharp knife and add them to the onion mixture in the pan. Pour in the chicken stock and stir well. Bring to a boil, then lower

the heat and let simmer for about 10 minutes, until the liquid has reduced slightly.

Chop the cilantro. Add to the soup, reserving a little to use as a garnish. Season to taste.

Place a few of the crisp tortilla pieces in the bot-tom of four warmed soup bowls. Ladle the soup on top. Sprinkle each portion with the reserved chopped cilantro and serve.

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St. MarysNEW LISTING: 1221 Brusselles Street ............................................................................................................................... $380,000FOR SALE: 111 Thunder Road ............................................................................................................................................ $329,000NEW LISTING: 614 Vermont Road ...................................................................................................................................... $290,000FOR SALE: 488 Brusselles Street ....................................................................................................................................... $289,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 201 Robin Road ................................................................................................................................... $235,000NEW LISTING: 9 Houses Pontzer Ave ................................................................................................................................ $199,500FOR SALE: 315 N. Michael Street ....................................................................................................................................... $198,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 390 Chestnut Street ............................................................................................................................ $198,000NEW LISTING: 136 Terrace Road ........................................................................................................................................ $170,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 641 S. St Marys Street ........................................................................................................................ $165,000FOR SALE: 121 Reserve Road ............................................................................................................................................ $164,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 552 Brusselles Street .......................................................................................................................... $162,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 1099 Million Dollar Highway ............................................................................................................... $160,000NEW LISTING: 306 John Street ........................................................................................................................................... $145,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 749 Washington Street ....................................................................................................................... $143,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 141 Grandview Road .......................................................................................................................... $130,000FOR SALE: 171 Taft Road .................................................................................................................................................... $128,000FOR SALE: 617 Virginia Road ..............................................................................................................................................$119,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 100 McGill Street – Commercial ........................................................................................................$119,000NEW LISTING: 160 Averyville Road .....................................................................................................................................$115,000FOR SALE: 521 Church Street .............................................................................................................................................. $99,900FOR SALE: 506 Erich Road ................................................................................................................................................... $94,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 917 S. St. Marys Street ......................................................................................................................... $89,900NEW LISTING: 292 George Street ......................................................................................................................................... $81,000FOR SALE: 362 Kaul Avenue ................................................................................................................................................ $79,500NEW LISTING: 400 N. St. Marys Street ................................................................................................................................. $79,000NEW LISTING: 817 Birch Road .............................................................................................................................................. $75,000NEW LISTING: 427 Maple Street ........................................................................................................................................... $75,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 396 Chestnut Street .............................................................................................................................. $75,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 531 Walnut Street ................................................................................................................................. $72,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 411 Center Street ................................................................................................................................... $69,900FOR SALE: 344 S. Michael Street ........................................................................................................................................ $69,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 421 Berwind Street ................................................................................................................................ $69,900FOR SALE: 174 Queens Road ............................................................................................................................................... $69,000FOR SALE: 317 Walnut Street ............................................................................................................................................... $59,000FOR SALE: 251 N. Michael Street ......................................................................................................................................... $53,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 116 N. St. Marys Street – Commercial ................................................................................................ $58,900FOR SALE: 131 Bestway Street ............................................................................................................................................ $39,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 619 N. St. Marys Street ......................................................................................................................... $37,200NEW LISTING: 479 Dippold Ave ............................................................................................................................................ $20,000

Ridgway/Brockport/Portland MillsFOR SALE: 114 Center Street– Ridgway ........................................................................................................................... $290,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 729 Long Level Road- Ridgway ......................................................................................................... $175,000FOR SALE: 187 Sylvan Heights– Ridgway ..........................................................................................................................$110,000FOR SALE: 348 Dewey Circle-- Ridgway .............................................................................................................................. $74,900FOR SALE: 578 Rock Street—Ridgway ................................................................................................................................ $64,900ADJUSTED PRICE: 542 Rock Street– Ridgway ................................................................................................................... $39,900 FOR SALE: 210 N. Broad Street- Ridgway ........................................................................................................................... $39,500FOR SALE: 22 Lincoln Street– Ridgway .............................................................................................................................. $27,000

Emporium/Sinnemahoning FOR SALE: 3441 Clear Creek Road- Emporium ............................................................................................................. $329,000FOR SALE: 10462 Main Street- Sinnemahoning ................................................................................................................ $139,900FOR SALE: 538 E. 2nd Street-Emporium ............................................................................................................................. $89,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 907 Sizerville Road- Emporium ........................................................................................................... $60,000

Kersey/Weedville/Benezette/Force/ByrndaleFOR SALE: 18397 Bennetts Valley Highway- Weedville ................................................................................................... $495,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 1214 Million Dollar Hwy- Kersey ........................................................................................................ $189,000NEW LISTING: 27309 Calendonia Road ............................................................................................................................. $174,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 118 Fairview Road- Kersey ................................................................................................................. $149,900FOR SALE: 119 Frey Road – Kersey ....................................................................................................................................$119,900FOR SALE: 197 Skyline Drive- Dagus Mines ....................................................................................................................... $77,500FOR SALE: 212 Apple Street- Weedville .............................................................................................................................. $71,500NEW LISTING 407 Main Street- Kersey ................................................................................................................................ $54,900FOR SALE: 72 Monroe Street- Byrnedale ............................................................................................................................ $49,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 1562 Redwood Street- Weedville ......................................................................................................... $32,000FOR SALE: 183 Dagus Mines Road- Kersey ........................................................................................................................ $29,900

Johnsonburg/Wilcox/KaneFOR SALE: 693 VFW Road-- Johnsonburg ....................................................................................................................... $149,900FOR SALE: 2111 Maple Lane-- Wilcox .................................................................................................................................. $95,600FOR SALE: 3311 Long Level Road– Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................. $87,000NEW LISTING: 527-557 Market Street- Johnsonburg .......................................................................................................... $85,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 2014 Markert Road-- Wilcox ................................................................................................................. $55,500ADJUSTED PRICE: 603 2nd Avenue—Johnsonburg .......................................................................................................... $55,000 FOR SALE: 214 Blaine Avenue- Johnsonburg .................................................................................................................... $54,500 FOR SALE: 4672 Rasselas Road– Wilcox ............................................................................................................................ $50,000NEW LISTING: 208 Fairview Road- Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................... $45,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 323 Water Street– Johnsonbug ........................................................................................................... $45,000FOR SALE: 521 Market Street– Johnsonburg – Commercial ............................................................................................. $45,000ADJUSTED PRICE: 414 Church Street—Johnsonburg ....................................................................................................... $42,900 FOR SALE: 409 High Street– Johnsonburg ......................................................................................................................... $33,000FOR SALE: 200 Cushing Avenue– Johnsonburg ................................................................................................................ $33,000NEW LISTING: 335 Marvin Street- Wilcox ............................................................................................................................ $29,900FOR SALE: 614 Third Avenue-- Johnsonburg ..................................................................................................................... $29,000FOR SALE: 701 East Center Street-- Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................. $22,500NEW LISTING: 502 High Street- Johnsonburg .................................................................................................................... $19,000FOR SALE: 408 Shawmut Avenue– Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................. $18,000FOR SALE: 623 First Avenue– Johnsonburg - MOTAVATED SELLER ............................................................................... $12,000ADJUSTED PRCE: 507 Second Avenue– Johnsonburg ....................................................................................................... $8,000 ADJUSTED PRICE: 645 East Center Street-- Johnsonburg ................................................................................................. $5,000

Rentals/Land/InvestmentFOR SALE: Theresia Street Lot– St. Marys 10.18 Acres ..................................................................................................... $79,900FOR SALE: Ford Rd EXT– St. Marys 6.14 Acres.................................................................................................................. $79,500FOR SALE: Route 120– St. Marys 10.83 Acres .................................................................................................................... $69,500FOR SALE: Willow Road– St. Marys 0.41 Acres .................................................................................................................. $41,000FOR SALE: Robin Road– St. Marys 1.2 Acres ..................................................................................................................... $39,000FOR SALE: South Ridge Road-- St. Marys 0.46 Acre .......................................................................................................... $35,000FOR SALE: South Ridge Road– St. Marys 0.83 Acre .......................................................................................................... $32,500FOR SALE: South Ridge Road– St. Marys 1.28 Acres ........................................................................................................ $32,000FOR SALE: Carolwood Road Development-- St. Marys 8 building lots .....................................................................$30,000/LotFOR SALE: Shelvey Summit Road- Kersey 2 Acres ........................................................................................................... $29,000FOR SALE: Hilltop Drive– Kersey 3.03 Acres ..................................................................................................................... $29,900FOR SALE: Robin Road– St. Marys 1.38 Acres ................................................................................................................... $29,000 FOR SALE: 190 Dagus Mines Road—Kersey 0.66 Acre...................................................................................................... $26,000FOR SALE: Plymouth Road-- St. Marys 0.35 Acre ............................................................................................................... $23,000FOR SALE: Beaver Drive– Ridgway 5.10 Acres................................................................................................................... $22,500FOR SALE: Windfall Road– St. Marys 0.54 Acre ................................................................................................................. $12,500ADJUSTED PRICE: Bootjack Road –Horton Township......................................................................................................... $9,200FOR SALE: Erich Development ........................................................................................................................ CALL FOR DETAILSFOR RENT: 42 Ridgmont Drive- Ridgway - Multi Units .................................................................................. CALL FOR DETAILSFOR RENT: 1142 Johnsonburg Road- St. Marys ............................................................................................................... $800/mo.FOR RENT: 418 2nd Ave- Johnsonburg ............................................................................................................................. $500/mo.FOR RENT: 962 S. St. Marys Street- St. Marys ................................................................................................ CALL FOR DETAILS

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QUALITY BEEF SINCE 1969

A Place Where all Fresh Meats BeginALL BEEF IS DRY AGED AND DONE THE OLD FASHIONED WAY

Not responsible for typographical errors. Local farm fresh beef & pork under daily federal inspec� on. No water added to our fresh meat. All meats U.S. origin. Accept EBT Cards. Valid 11/05/18 - 11/10/18.

LOCATED 6 MILES WEST OF DUBOIS ON WAYNE ROAD OFF OF N. 4TH STREET.

Gr. Chuck 90% Lean 10# Bags - 20¢ lb. off .. $2.79 Lb. (Lesser Amts Higher)

Hot Sausage .................... 10# or More $2.39 Lb. (Lesser Amts Higher)

Gr. Beef 85% Lean 10# Bags - 20¢ lb. off .. $2.39 Lb. (Lesser Amts Higher)

Sausage or Ground Pork 10# Bag ................................ .$1.39 Lb.Local White Potatoes 50# Bag ..........................................$19.00Well Trimmed Porterhouse Steak ................................. $7.99 Lb.Delicious T-Bone Steak ................................................. $7.69 Lb.Our Own Canadian Bacon ............................................ $3.59 Lb.Juicy Ribeye Steaks ....................................................... $9.99 Lb.Sirloin Steak Bone-In .................................................... $3.99 Lb.Center Cut Bone-In Pork Chops .................................... $1.99 Lb. Smoked Pork Chops ...................................................... $2.99 Lb.Bone-In Country Ribs .................................................... $1.39 Lb.St. Louie Spare Ribs ...................................................... $1.29 Lb.

MEAT PACKAGESAssorted Package - 46 Lbs ..............................................$150.00Package J - 20 Lbs .............................................................$44.00

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Mon.-Thur.& Sat. 8am to 6pm Fri. 8am to 6pm Sun. 9am to 5pm

326 W. Long AvenueDowntown DuBois

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A FULL SUPPLY OF ITALIAN GROCERIES

371-2150

Prices effective 11/4/18 - 11/10/18

Not responsible for typographical errors.

ALL BEEF AND PORK IS USDA INSPECTED FROM THE UNITED STATES

Smithfield pork tenderloin tips.. 2# - 2½# packs ..............$2.49 lbWhole pork butts ..............................................1 per pack $1.65 lb 2 per pack......$1.55 lb. or 60# case .......$1.49 lbFresh lean ground beef...........80% lean ..........10# bag for $23.90Lean boneless beef shoulder roasts .................................$3.39 lbFrozen lean veal or Iamb chops .........................................$9.99 lbUSDA Choice strip loin.....................cut free .....................$4.69 lb10# bag 50/50 pork trim to mix with venison .......................89¢ lb Palumbos sugar cured sliced bacon .................................$3.79 lbStore sliced deli ham...........................................................$2.79 lbDelicious flat iron steaks ....................................................$5.99 lbLean bone-in center cut pork loin chops ..........................$2.29 lbLean boneless rolled pork roasts ......................................$2.29 lbFresh extra lean ground round.....95% lean ....10# bag for $36.90Meaty bone-in beef short ribs ............................................$2.99 lbQuarter pound lean beef patties....80% lean 28 per box ....$26.53Whole delmonico loin...........cut free........16# average .....$6.99 lb

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Many adults may recall being bullied or witnessing bullying when they were in school. Despite that, it’s important that adults, includ-ing parents and educators, not see bullying as an inevi-table part of growing up. The effects of bullying can be

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According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, bullying has

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Teaching kids To respecT oThers

StopBullying.gov, the DHHS’ website devoted to stopping bullying once and for all, notes the importance of teaching kids to treat everyone, including other children, with respect. Par-ents can teach kids to pause before saying or doing some-thing that can be harmful to someone else. Bullying inflicts physical and emotional pain on its victims, so teaching kids to recognize that words can be just as harmful as fists may encourage them to think twice before saying some-thing mean to a classmate.

The DHHS also recom-mends advising children to do something else if they feel an urge to say or do some-thing mean. Walk away from a situation to watch televi-sion, play a video game or engage in another activity rather than saying or doing something hurtful.

WhaT kids being bul-lied can do

Kids being bullied also can employ certain strategies to overcome bullying. The DHHS recommends teaching chil-dren to look at bullies and telling them to stop in a calm, clear voice. Laughing it off might also work for kids who find joking comes naturally to them. The DHHS advises against fighting back, instead suggesting kids walk away and stay away before finding an adult who can stop the bullying on the spot.

Encouraging students to confide in adults they trust also can help them overcome bullying and the feelings of loneliness that bullying can elicit. Trusted adults can help children devise a plan to stop the bullying. The DHHS notes that most bullying happens when adults are not around,

so staying near adults and other children can help kids avoid situations where they might be vulnerable to bul-lies.WhaT WiTnesses To bul-

lying can doBullying can have a nega-

tive impact on children who witness bullying, even if they aren’t the victims. Adults can encourage children to speak to trusted adults and to report instances of bullying. In addition, children should be encouraged to be kind to children who are being bul-lied, inviting them to sit with them on the bus or in the lunch room and engaging them in conversations about topics that interest them.

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When chilly weather arrives and the days get shorter, chances are good you’ll spend the majority of your days indoors. Before you start your hibernation, it’s a good idea to ensure your

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Encourage better air qualityWhen the house is closed up tight to keep out the cold, you may be trapping in some undesirable air pollutants. a well-sealed house may not have the best circulation, and that’s the ideal environment for dust mites and other allergens to accumulate.

A thorough cleaning is the first step toward better air quality. Do a deep vacuuming of all carpets, including under furniture and around baseboards. Be sure to launder linens that aren’t typically part of your regular washing routine, like window treatments and comforters.

you may want to consult a heating and cooling specialist to determine whether your ductwork is due for a cleaning. especially if your system didn’t get much use through the summer months, there may be a fair bit of dust just waiting to infiltrate your home once the furnace begins to blow.

Be sure to change filters, clean vents and air returns and, if necessary, consider adding an air purifier that helps filter any remaining particles for the best quality air. When opening windows isn’t comfortable during cold winter weather, letting the sunshine in can still help to improve indoor air quality. a study by the university of Oregon’s Biology and the Built environment Center showed rooms with increased sunlight have fewer viable bacteria.

“until now, daylighting design has been primarily about visual comfort or circadian health, but now we can say daylighting influences air quality,” said Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg, co-director of the BioBe Center and co-author of the study.

Let in lightNatural light plays an important role in overall health, and reduced daylight in the winter months can have a big impact on productivity and sleep, according to a recent survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of Velux. For example, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they believe daylight affects their productivity and mood. light is also an important cue to the body’s circadian clock, and proper exposure to natural light during the day can help support better sleep when darkness falls.

What’s more, sunlight is a natural antidepressant, and there is ample scientific evidence that associates daylight with better health and quality of life, such as improved mood, less fatigue and reduced eyestrain.

it may be tempting to keep the drapes closed when it’s blustery outside to ward off a draft, but with well-sealed windows, there’s no reason to block that all-important natural light. in rooms with ample natural light available, take advantage, especially in the morning when exposure to daylight can benefit your circadian rhythm.

However, not every room is situated to maximize your access to natural light, and that’s when you can get creative. One solution is skylights, which add natural light to virtually any space. an option like a sun tunnel skylight offered by Velux Skylights lends brightness to even the smallest spaces, like a bathroom or hallway. For a larger room, a fresh-air skylight can help address air quality concerns, and some models offer smartphone connectivity to open and close the skylight and even raise or lower blinds with a few quick taps of the finger. Learn more at whyskylights.com.

Keep out the coldas a child, you were probably warned to bundle up in cooler weather to avoid catching a cold. as an adult, you likely realize that germs, not temperatures, cause illness. However, there is some truth to the old wives’ tales associating cold with getting sick. The viruses that cause colds and the flu thrive in cooler temperatures, for example. This means that, at least indirectly, a cold environment may indeed make you sick.

to ward off a chill in your home, safeguard against drafts around windows and doors. If seasonal weather-proofing is impractical, consider temporary solutions like draft stoppers or mats you can place at the base of doors. add insulation, if needed, in areas that commonly release a significant amount of heat, such as the attic and garage.

as the days become shorter and colder, the importance of getting enough daylight is even more acute to sleep patterns, mood and productivity. these tips can help you get a better night sleep:n Increase your exposure to natural light during the

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