April 12, 1935 (8 pages)

FRIDAY, APRIL, 12, 1935. THE NENA Ar A St ne NU GGu? MAY DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED IN NEV. THEATRE This year Ne ean City is going to! the Névada Theatre for the wbig May Day exhibition staged yearly by Mrs. Lyda Talbot. The stage will show attractive. costumes and the lighting effects will reveal rows of those tiny; tots, who are usually so amusing on Mrs. Talbot's programs. It is pointed out that two very important departures in this entertainment will be made this year. the audience will decide where benefit goes this year. In past years certain organizations have sponsored . the entertainment and reaped benefit. This year when those attending buy their ticket they -will write on the back just. where they wish the . the benefit to go, and these tickets. will . mento visited their sister Karstly, . Mr. and Mrs. Clay Apperson and; At. the Washington’ Grammar ‘Sheriff W. D. Johnson of Downievill: ; son of Bakersfield, who have spent;School P. T. A. meeting of last Fri-'was in town Saturday enroute tg the past week end visiting Mrs. Apday the following officers were elect-' Pike City on official business. person’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ed for the ensuing year: Le-; Constable John M. Jaynes motorGuenther, left for their home Wedland Smith, presidents ay T. . ed to Nevada City Sunday ion a ncsday morning. Mrs. Guenther went Bonner, vice president; M Marvel short visit. as far as Sacramento wiih them to: Keller, second vice president; Mrs./ Louie R: Bullington was a business sccnd@ the day. ‘Larson Henwood, secretary; Mrs. jvisitor in Nevada City Saturday. At the last meeting of the Hy-. Lester Gregory, treasurer: Principal, J. D. Foster returned Sunda; ‘draulic Parlor, N. S. G. W., in Ne-. Walter Carlson, parliasientarian.'evening from the valley after taking vada City, Dr. CG. W. Chapman,:Ed. Mrs. Leland Smith «was re-elected ; his family down. lersonal’ were. to the office of president -. WASHINGTON P. T. A. ELECTS OFFICERS, ra “CAMP FIRE GIRLS T0 By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVI!ILLE, 10. —_ CAMPTONVILLE April Baker and R. L. P. Bigelow having ser-! John MéLean. arrived from S: chosen as delegates to attend the. ved faithfully for the past year. ‘Bruno. Tuesday on a short visit omeeting of Grand Parlor at Vallejo} County Health Nurse Mrs. Heffel-. a ytd ‘on May 20th. finger, gave an interesting talk on FONEMAH COUNCIL . . Otto Lirsch, caretaker at Deer . Health Supervision Work in Nee e oneliah Council, Degree of Po. Creek Power house, east of Nevada, County, ahontas, is making preparations fo iCity was in this city. Tuesday for! At the close of the meeting mem-,* vaees acy meeting Monday evening supplies. He stated there was four . bers of the P. T. A. gave Mrs, Les: “PYil 15th. cana on the program e/ feet of snow at the power house, six. ter Gregory a surprise in a birthday ©Ommittee are George Gildersleeve, linches of new snow falling in the Party. A happy time was enjoyed by °airman, ES a apse at Oty Mrs. ‘last storm. ie present. Pee cna: Williams. and Miss Melba Murray and Ben Pryor of Sacer AULA Sma adhe ee : a Mrs. The following numbérs. have beon chosen: be counted by-a committee’ of five . Martine and husband of ee ada. City . tha Hin: peg eee Charles Elliott; alie sq sorge F igl; tm ladies and thus the benefit will be early in the week. Murray Pryor, who. ENJOY RALLY MAY 18 ie roe? iat Falabigl; Ac . cordion solo, Will James: solo. Mrs. given just where the public wishes. . has been stationed at Blue’ Canyon!. : : Miss Zoe Tredennick, guardian of Charles Elliott: solo, Miss Thelma at: f Lan eep station the past two seasons, ES i 5 : : : : . : (LEY : Ahdenah Camp Fire Girls of Nevada Teft. Piano solo, Miss Frances Filer,»Secondly—The school children who. always enjoys a visit in this sec-!. : 2 : ; : : eS oe . . City, and assistant, Mrs. Leland man and reading, George Gildertake part Will receive a benefit this tion. As ¢ z : f ; Par re, : baeee attended a meeting of the sleeve. : year, Farents Have been untiring in. William Lackland of North peo . Guardians’ Association of Nevada After th their support of Mrs. Talbot’s efforts . Juan, was a Nevada City visitor Wed-. oe Proereie there is to be & in these entertainments in past ! proceeds of the evening. Mrs. T invites the girls of the second, fourth and fifth grades to take in the “Garden of Old Flowers’’—May. Day belongs to the, children. Contact friends and the proceeds this year. albot third part decide where of the show will go DR. NAFFZIGER REPORTS IMPORTANT DISCOVERY head of the Dr. Howard Naffziger, surgical department of the University of California. announced in’ the last few days the discovery of a new method of nerve si:°sery to cure high blood pressure. Return to normal ov near normal blood pressure has resulted from a majority of the operations. A reduction of the death toll from heart and kidney disease, and apoplexy is foreseen from this new discovery. Dr. Naffziger is a native of Nevada City, the family living on Grove street for many years. NEW DEPUTY CONSTABLE CAMPTONVILLE, April 10. Camptonville now has a new deputy . said, Fashioned friend to see water in the well.” T. Odegaard, the Nevada County’ L Tuesday evening, participated in the Tri-County Symphony in the Junior College Marysville, j Plays. a clarinet and his son, Odeg nesday. ot water dry over in his well, two years. “Tt is just like Oscar his raard Jr. He stated two years. This time the expense of the! inches of rain fell on costuming will be deducted from the that there are four and With a smile, former and a Sunday, and a half feet which has been he meeting an old' manager of umber Co., on oo} [ WELL, HAVE home. He MY MENUS THEVLLSUIT plays first violin. Guests of Richardson Springs Sun. day were Mr, RoE. (EPS Ja Bemetts 3ennetts. 7 ¥e5% *, RM MMe ebietote Se rfeerhe sieterteke eter ot rtew Sacramento’s + 100 PER CENT constable, for Sunday afternoon, if Mrs. John M. Jaynes presented the + constable with a 6% pound son, both * mother. and baby are doing nicely, * and: John is now a proud daddy. He . } * received congratulations and passed . a % o Busiest Store NEXT TO HALE'S JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER! Tarris. Mr. and and Mi CB: a at Fe" VALUES i) atest he at $e Seo concert given. RM eiolelolololeieieinioteley’ ae and Placer counties at the. home of jolly Easter egg hunt. Mrs. Brown at Jowman near Aus --—---——burn on Friday evening. i COYOTE FEASTS . A demonstration of basket weavA large e¢evote feasted on seven ing was given. Plans made for a fat chickens belonging to Mr. and Camp Fire Giri Bie to be held at Mrs. R, R. PtitferMonday after;Crystal Springs near Cisco, on May noon. Since the bounty has been re./18th. moved on this destroying animal, they are becoming prevalent and increasing. This is the first time that one braved himself enough to come ight into town. PLANNED FOR . . ALL NEXT . . WEEK.THOPE VOU'LL LIKE ME ALLRIGH IF YOU HAVE PLENTY “Make ae . Your Menus Our wide variety of meats will suit the most ex: tastes, and fit the mc :cting .¢ eCoout. cigars, but this time not as a + m . ye % political issue. ie HAVE ARRIVED! “ = “BIRTH re ee 4nd are they beautiful? And a KAN--—In Nevada City, April 8, 1935, 1:3 think at the ice of ordina 2 to Mr. and Mrs. William Kan, a % Hats. : son, Raymond. ee ‘ = sin wan nas sone! $1.95 and $2.95 ? Andrew Carey, mill man, has gone . ¢ e ‘3 ) an e * to Mariposa county to take a posi. % eas tion as mill man for a mining com. # & pany in that county. . ge INCLUSIVE WITH US—DIREC'! + ZrROM NEW YORK — 200 NEW ss = —— ‘ ‘# MODELS! * ig ey : = il . % Tailored sions of ‘sailor ana Signa tove A . #Bretons . dressy wide brims. . + ++ . # upturned backs and lifted brims% , . liveries to your home. Ka pny colors and styles! Ke x } Py % letetetetnd ik it te i i ee Seitot ote aikste Scots . “foetontenge este stertenteneogen eatertesteste er -ige-afe-rfe ste oz ie Nene the sfeate rie of lenge niet fesesqeafetesteate ct Tents o) Ferteate teste age feo \7 r x ‘ ca > M. Id B y Sh : BA We arigo eaut op « : ee es 3 te RR Davis § .nscript Bldg., Commercial Street ¢ oo of . . me i . eee ‘ ‘ * Lie Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 ‘3 ! [1% Luxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 5 eat ! : ie ORRA COM'TE : CARMEN VECK : oe y : , Like all of Signal’s varied [le Telephone 470 products it’s Stove Oil is reBees saa chant ch ahh hsbc Sate eles ile te rfeate ete gs fined after a special formula : . 2 which insures greater heating . : } service at a savings ‘which ‘ ay + you will appreciate. { We can make regular de. 4 . A. . . ROWEN Signal Distributor Phone Grass Valley 626 = NEVADA COUNTY . Banner Gold County of . California Annual production over 4 $3,000,000 1 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, Calif. rT SA Se SRN Innovations Service Comfort . perky new trims. a host of; estes nomical budget. At the Keystone Market th=": quality and low pri-e do ‘yo together to help vou you will fird ake an appetizing, delicic-1s dinner. Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS Commercial St. Nevada City . RUNNING ICE WATER IN ALL ROO FAMOUSLY SOF With Bath GARAGE SERVICE AT DOOR HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER MS T BEDS PI etalk from $2.00 ERS from $1.50 350 Attractive Cheerful Rooms ' THE MOST convenient ‘THE BEST accommodations THE FINEST meale BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring VOGT vear’ to. 4S for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and paintine. Gls ASS installed: proofed and repaired, Expert Radiator Repairing,. Auto Upholsterine of: a!" kinds. Acetylene, weiding, Gen eral blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES" Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’SAUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage . For Easter. SS PAGE © THREE the Rurris Raneh which property . before leaving on the U. S. So Hem he recently acquired, : . derson enroute to China. . Myron Pauly motored to Auburn . ‘Miss. Elsie Ann. Price, deputy supSunday on a short visit, "returning j crin:endent or schools of Plumas Monday. . county, is visitine her parents Mr. Alton L. Loe, of the Naval Hos-;and Mrs. Samuel F. Price. She is re-, recent severe -attack pital Staff at Mare Island, spent two le days vering here this week visiting flu. fron 2 Triends: joi Fashion Headlines The BON ALLURE at as sty" y * ’ vou ll be both delighted and amazed to see ‘co style supremacy in our Nev: Showin~ of ‘EASTER GARMENTS Hats For Easter . j In all the most wanted styles, i color.,:shapes and materials . $4.95 4. $4.95 es 4 Dresses In all the newest materials. SiZLS 14 TO 46 $7.95 Ky ANT) UP 1] eke QO , Easter $7.95 «, $7 G.75 The BOR AEEURE WOMEN’S APPAREL MILE STREET SUITS ¢. {41 GRASS VALLEY si ne . 1 fh ft a ff a (ft . . <4 oa {. [. . @ POWER The Ford V-8 eagine has proved its superiority beyond question. instantly. At 50 to 60 miles per hour this engine is actually running at ease. The Ford is the only car under $2000 that gives ‘ yo. ¥-8 performance. @ COMFORT “Front Seat Comfort” for back seat passengers—that’s the result of the new “Full-floating Springbase”’ with “Comfort Zone Seating.’’ All seats are now cretion between the springs, and every passenger vides i the “Comfort Zone.” AUTHORIZED ‘ It assures you of reserve power,, Ford V-8 strikes a new note in operate than any Ford ever built: ' modernity and beauty. Grace: H cake af eememettey cite : attractive colors in durable baked enamel. Newly Baty termes through Universal = with quality upholstery. Ford Pinance Plas, oe FORD DEALERS ls fe : : WEBB MOTORS. sf @ ROOMINESS It’s longer, wider and roomier. Seat-widths are increased from 1% to 5% inches. There is ample legroom front and rear. The new angular gear-shift lever permits three to sit in the front seat with comfort. Luggage space in all closed models. @ ECONOMY The new Ford V-8 costs less to @ SAFETY The new Ford V-8 gives you a welded, one-piece, all-steel body. Safety glass all around in all models at no extra cost. New safety-pressure brakes. Transverse springs, lower center of gravity and air-balloon tires give greater safety on curves. @ BEAUTY Outside and inside the new Cc. ASS y FALYT Ry java hey CALIF, ae

FRIDAY, APRIL, 12, 1935. THE NENA Ar A St ne NU GGu? MAY DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED IN NEV. THEATRE This year Ne ean City is going to! the Névada Theatre for the wbig May Day exhibition staged yearly by Mrs. Lyda Talbot. The stage will show attractive. costumes and the lighting effects will reveal rows of those tiny; tots, who are usually so amusing on Mrs. Talbot's programs. It is pointed out that two very important departures in this entertainment will be made this year. the audience will decide where benefit goes this year. In past years certain organizations have sponsored . the entertainment and reaped benefit. This year when those attending buy their ticket they -will write on the back just. where they wish the . the benefit to go, and these tickets. will . mento visited their sister Karstly, . Mr. and Mrs. Clay Apperson and; At. the Washington’ Grammar ‘Sheriff W. D. Johnson of Downievill: ; son of Bakersfield, who have spent;School P. T. A. meeting of last Fri-'was in town Saturday enroute tg the past week end visiting Mrs. Apday the following officers were elect-' Pike City on official business. person’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ed for the ensuing year: Le-; Constable John M. Jaynes motorGuenther, left for their home Wedland Smith, presidents ay T. . ed to Nevada City Sunday ion a ncsday morning. Mrs. Guenther went Bonner, vice president; M Marvel short visit. as far as Sacramento wiih them to: Keller, second vice president; Mrs./ Louie R: Bullington was a business sccnd@ the day. ‘Larson Henwood, secretary; Mrs. jvisitor in Nevada City Saturday. At the last meeting of the Hy-. Lester Gregory, treasurer: Principal, J. D. Foster returned Sunda; ‘draulic Parlor, N. S. G. W., in Ne-. Walter Carlson, parliasientarian.'evening from the valley after taking vada City, Dr. CG. W. Chapman,:Ed. Mrs. Leland Smith «was re-elected ; his family down. lersonal’ were. to the office of president -. WASHINGTON P. T. A. ELECTS OFFICERS, ra “CAMP FIRE GIRLS T0 By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVI!ILLE, 10. —_ CAMPTONVILLE April Baker and R. L. P. Bigelow having ser-! John MéLean. arrived from S: chosen as delegates to attend the. ved faithfully for the past year. ‘Bruno. Tuesday on a short visit omeeting of Grand Parlor at Vallejo} County Health Nurse Mrs. Heffel-. a ytd ‘on May 20th. finger, gave an interesting talk on FONEMAH COUNCIL . . Otto Lirsch, caretaker at Deer . Health Supervision Work in Nee e oneliah Council, Degree of Po. Creek Power house, east of Nevada, County, ahontas, is making preparations fo iCity was in this city. Tuesday for! At the close of the meeting mem-,* vaees acy meeting Monday evening supplies. He stated there was four . bers of the P. T. A. gave Mrs, Les: “PYil 15th. cana on the program e/ feet of snow at the power house, six. ter Gregory a surprise in a birthday ©Ommittee are George Gildersleeve, linches of new snow falling in the Party. A happy time was enjoyed by °airman, ES a apse at Oty Mrs. ‘last storm. ie present. Pee cna: Williams. and Miss Melba Murray and Ben Pryor of Sacer AULA Sma adhe ee : a Mrs. The following numbérs. have beon chosen: be counted by-a committee’ of five . Martine and husband of ee ada. City . tha Hin: peg eee Charles Elliott; alie sq sorge F igl; tm ladies and thus the benefit will be early in the week. Murray Pryor, who. ENJOY RALLY MAY 18 ie roe? iat Falabigl; Ac . cordion solo, Will James: solo. Mrs. given just where the public wishes. . has been stationed at Blue’ Canyon!. : : Miss Zoe Tredennick, guardian of Charles Elliott: solo, Miss Thelma at: f Lan eep station the past two seasons, ES i 5 : : : : . : (LEY : Ahdenah Camp Fire Girls of Nevada Teft. Piano solo, Miss Frances Filer,»Secondly—The school children who. always enjoys a visit in this sec-!. : 2 : ; : : eS oe . . City, and assistant, Mrs. Leland man and reading, George Gildertake part Will receive a benefit this tion. As ¢ z : f ; Par re, : baeee attended a meeting of the sleeve. : year, Farents Have been untiring in. William Lackland of North peo . Guardians’ Association of Nevada After th their support of Mrs. Talbot’s efforts . Juan, was a Nevada City visitor Wed-. oe Proereie there is to be & in these entertainments in past ! proceeds of the evening. Mrs. T invites the girls of the second, fourth and fifth grades to take in the “Garden of Old Flowers’’—May. Day belongs to the, children. Contact friends and the proceeds this year. albot third part decide where of the show will go DR. NAFFZIGER REPORTS IMPORTANT DISCOVERY head of the Dr. Howard Naffziger, surgical department of the University of California. announced in’ the last few days the discovery of a new method of nerve si:°sery to cure high blood pressure. Return to normal ov near normal blood pressure has resulted from a majority of the operations. A reduction of the death toll from heart and kidney disease, and apoplexy is foreseen from this new discovery. Dr. Naffziger is a native of Nevada City, the family living on Grove street for many years. NEW DEPUTY CONSTABLE CAMPTONVILLE, April 10. Camptonville now has a new deputy . said, Fashioned friend to see water in the well.” T. Odegaard, the Nevada County’ L Tuesday evening, participated in the Tri-County Symphony in the Junior College Marysville, j Plays. a clarinet and his son, Odeg nesday. ot water dry over in his well, two years. “Tt is just like Oscar his raard Jr. He stated two years. This time the expense of the! inches of rain fell on costuming will be deducted from the that there are four and With a smile, former and a Sunday, and a half feet which has been he meeting an old' manager of umber Co., on oo} [ WELL, HAVE home. He MY MENUS THEVLLSUIT plays first violin. Guests of Richardson Springs Sun. day were Mr, RoE. (EPS Ja Bemetts 3ennetts. 7 ¥e5% *, RM MMe ebietote Se rfeerhe sieterteke eter ot rtew Sacramento’s + 100 PER CENT constable, for Sunday afternoon, if Mrs. John M. Jaynes presented the + constable with a 6% pound son, both * mother. and baby are doing nicely, * and: John is now a proud daddy. He . } * received congratulations and passed . a % o Busiest Store NEXT TO HALE'S JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER! Tarris. Mr. and and Mi CB: a at Fe" VALUES i) atest he at $e Seo concert given. RM eiolelolololeieieinioteley’ ae and Placer counties at the. home of jolly Easter egg hunt. Mrs. Brown at Jowman near Aus --—---——burn on Friday evening. i COYOTE FEASTS . A demonstration of basket weavA large e¢evote feasted on seven ing was given. Plans made for a fat chickens belonging to Mr. and Camp Fire Giri Bie to be held at Mrs. R, R. PtitferMonday after;Crystal Springs near Cisco, on May noon. Since the bounty has been re./18th. moved on this destroying animal, they are becoming prevalent and increasing. This is the first time that one braved himself enough to come ight into town. PLANNED FOR . . ALL NEXT . . WEEK.THOPE VOU'LL LIKE ME ALLRIGH IF YOU HAVE PLENTY “Make ae . Your Menus Our wide variety of meats will suit the most ex: tastes, and fit the mc :cting .¢ eCoout. cigars, but this time not as a + m . ye % political issue. ie HAVE ARRIVED! “ = “BIRTH re ee 4nd are they beautiful? And a KAN--—In Nevada City, April 8, 1935, 1:3 think at the ice of ordina 2 to Mr. and Mrs. William Kan, a % Hats. : son, Raymond. ee ‘ = sin wan nas sone! $1.95 and $2.95 ? Andrew Carey, mill man, has gone . ¢ e ‘3 ) an e * to Mariposa county to take a posi. % eas tion as mill man for a mining com. # & pany in that county. . ge INCLUSIVE WITH US—DIREC'! + ZrROM NEW YORK — 200 NEW ss = —— ‘ ‘# MODELS! * ig ey : = il . % Tailored sions of ‘sailor ana Signa tove A . #Bretons .. dressy wide brims. . + ++

. # upturned backs and lifted brims% , . liveries to your home. Ka pny colors and styles! Ke x } Py % letetetetnd ik it te i i ee Seitot ote aikste Scots . “foetontenge este stertenteneogen eatertesteste er -ige-afe-rfe ste oz ie Nene the sfeate rie of lenge niet fesesqeafetesteate ct Tents o) Ferteate teste age feo \7 r x ‘ ca > M. Id B y Sh : BA We arigo eaut op « : ee es 3 te RR Davis § .nscript Bldg., Commercial Street ¢ oo of . . me i . eee ‘ ‘ * Lie Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 ‘3 ! [1% Luxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 5 eat ! : ie ORRA COM'TE : CARMEN VECK : oe y : , Like all of Signal’s varied [le Telephone 470 products it’s Stove Oil is reBees saa chant ch ahh hsbc Sate eles ile te rfeate ete gs fined after a special formula : . 2 which insures greater heating . : } service at a savings ‘which ‘ ay + you will appreciate. { We can make regular de. 4 . A. . . ROWEN Signal Distributor Phone Grass Valley 626 = NEVADA COUNTY . Banner Gold County of . California Annual production over 4 $3,000,000 1 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, Calif. rT SA Se SRN Innovations Service Comfort . perky new trims.. a host of; estes nomical budget. At the Keystone Market th=": quality and low pri-e do ‘yo together to help vou you will fird ake an appetizing, delicic-1s dinner. Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS Commercial St. Nevada City . RUNNING ICE WATER IN ALL ROO FAMOUSLY SOF With Bath GARAGE SERVICE AT DOOR HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER MS T BEDS PI etalk from $2.00 ERS from $1.50 350 Attractive Cheerful Rooms ' THE MOST convenient ‘THE BEST accommodations THE FINEST meale BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring VOGT vear’ to. 4S for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and paintine. Gls ASS installed: proofed and repaired, Expert Radiator Repairing,. Auto Upholsterine of: a!" kinds. Acetylene, weiding, Gen eral blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES" Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’SAUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage . For Easter. SS PAGE © THREE the Rurris Raneh which property . before leaving on the U. S. So Hem he recently acquired, : . derson enroute to China. . Myron Pauly motored to Auburn . ‘Miss. Elsie Ann. Price, deputy supSunday on a short visit, "returning j crin:endent or schools of Plumas Monday. . county, is visitine her parents Mr. Alton L. Loe, of the Naval Hos-;and Mrs. Samuel F. Price. She is re-, recent severe -attack pital Staff at Mare Island, spent two le days vering here this week visiting flu. fron 2 Triends: joi Fashion Headlines The BON ALLURE at as sty" y * ’ vou ll be both delighted and amazed to see ‘co style supremacy in our Nev: Showin~ of ‘EASTER GARMENTS Hats For Easter . j In all the most wanted styles, i color.,:shapes and materials . $4.95 4. $4.95 es 4 Dresses In all the newest materials. SiZLS 14 TO 46 $7.95 Ky ANT) UP 1] eke QO , Easter $7.95 «, $7 G.75 The BOR AEEURE WOMEN’S APPAREL MILE STREET SUITS ¢. {41 GRASS VALLEY si ne . 1 fh ft a ff a (ft . . <4 oa {. [. . @ POWER The Ford V-8 eagine has proved its superiority beyond question. instantly. At 50 to 60 miles per hour this engine is actually running at ease. The Ford is the only car under $2000 that gives ‘ yo. ¥-8 performance. @ COMFORT “Front Seat Comfort” for back seat passengers—that’s the result of the new “Full-floating Springbase”’ with “Comfort Zone Seating.’’ All seats are now cretion between the springs, and every passenger vides i the “Comfort Zone.” AUTHORIZED ‘ It assures you of reserve power,, Ford V-8 strikes a new note in operate than any Ford ever built: ' modernity and beauty. Grace: H cake af eememettey cite : attractive colors in durable baked enamel. Newly Baty termes through Universal = with quality upholstery. Ford Pinance Plas, oe FORD DEALERS ls fe : : WEBB MOTORS. sf @ ROOMINESS It’s longer, wider and roomier. Seat-widths are increased from 1% to 5% inches. There is ample legroom front and rear. The new angular gear-shift lever permits three to sit in the front seat with comfort. Luggage space in all closed models. @ ECONOMY The new Ford V-8 costs less to @ SAFETY The new Ford V-8 gives you a welded, one-piece, all-steel body. Safety glass all around in all models at no extra cost. New safety-pressure brakes. Transverse springs, lower center of gravity and air-balloon tires give greater safety on curves. @ BEAUTY Outside and inside the new Cc. ASS y FALYT Ry java hey CALIF, ae