April 16, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET fee is. FRIDAY, APRIL 16. 1937. “PAGE TWO au . . e Nevada City Nugget In New ee Work of California Cartoonists Shown BOWLING Scores made by teams competing wtih Exhibition 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Be ee EAPC Re iso Stace een fetta ne yess We shanduecnconvs . Editor and Publisher eo Hy + cS Poblished Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail of the second class in the postoffice at SRC I IR ER EXE DD matter Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 38, ” 1879 = SUBSCRIPTION RATES s One year (In Advance) Bay aie Cubes sin Bomar 2.50 4 ihe Teste fe te stintetistentirte teste fesfestesterterterleotetesfetsteteietenk ke phe atlate ste atesbe stent te etesfes) . “7 ighgrading” the Miner re YARDLEY in Stockton Record WHO'LL PULL PUSSY OUT ? Only a few weeks ago, California miners won a reduction in their compensation insurance rates which has been heralded throughout the mining regions as a boon for the whole industry, with the pgomise that many mines, now shut down, would soon be able to reopen. But there:is serious danger that it will be a short-lived victory, unless vigorous action . is taken to prevent legislative ‘“highgrading”’ of the miner's . go!d on a wholesale scale. . Pending before the Legislature are a series of proposed . amendments to the Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Act which would not only nullify the reduction in rates recently won, but’ which would increase the miner’s insurance costs from 30 to 50 per cent. Nor would they affect the miner alone. Ralph H. Taylor, secretary of the Agricultural Council of California, already has issued warning that the radical bills would impose impossible burdens on California farmers, forcing many into bankruptcy. To all employers, rural and urban alike, the proposals would mean sharply increased. overhead LUSH in Low’ “Angeles Times “Cortemporary Cartoons,” Art Gallery, San Marino. Four California artists are represented in recently opened exhibition, they are being preserved because of their vaiue to future h'-in the Elks Bowling Tourney during the first three days of this week were as follows: Monday, Odegaard vs. Richards. Odegaard 468; Widauf 407; Siegfried 495; Long 321; Lageson 3OG Handicap 27. Total pins 2105. Points won™2. Richards 457; Durbin 367; Alt. Davies 391; Huson 463; Moulton 451. Total pins 2129. Points won Bi Tuesday, Hoge vs. Tucker. Hoge Schreiber 452; Casci 324: Hieronimus 472; Merriam 423: 9 Total pins 2198. Points won »9. 527; Z Tucker 365: Schiffner 369; Hadee dy 420; Tamblyn 437; Mobley 409. OA yes Handicap 40. Total, pins 2026. . Points won 1. Wednesday, Curnow 496; Scheck 393; 350; Reed J. Cartoscelli . Total pins 2140. Points won. 4. Wright 455; E.Skeahan Reynolds 365; Stambaugh 413;/ Ghidotti 360. Handicap 12. Total pins 2035. Points won 0. Wright. Kopp 354. Curnow VS. 517; 426; CHINA CLIPPER TRIP THRILLS MC CRANEY engineer, O. McCraney, mining who left for the Philippine Islands April 7 on the China Clipper sent several radiograms to his wife in Nevada City. San Diego Union Tribune U.N PA Service WiLson, at the Henry E. Huntington Librar d MA an “oC ~ ta J Pave ; a Vv Many visitors are surprised to find ca: rtoons The messages were bees giants: banging in the Library’s stately halls, but the Librarian ezpirins that Island, Guam and Hawaii, The first ‘ans. read “Thrills Beyond Belief!’’ the second, “Happy Anniversary!’ which and drastic discrimination against home industry. Editor M. F. Small of the Feather River Bulletin, at Quincy, sums up the situation in the following terse comment: ‘Mining compensation insurance rates are virtually prohibitive already. Home building is discouraged by the high. , Got CHEE or) Re) Oe UES Bees eff Casserly who passed away Sept. rates contractors have to pay. And-it is the same in all kinds. 9; 1937, has filed a contest’ of the! of business. Compensation insurance is splendid in_principle. . will of his late father. He contends But when government makes it better to be employed than to . that his father was not of sound mind employ, the incentive to operate a business vanishes.’ Bee ee eee ee te The Legislature will keep faith with employers and embee aoa te i ane ie ployees alike if it kills these “highgrading’’ amendments and. Casserly sr., was a well known permits the miner, the farmer and other producers to pay off miner of Sierra and Nevada county their debts and revitalize their industries. and at the time of his death was re-. iis putedly wealthy. During his last , illness he talked continually’ and /somewhat incoherently of a treaslure he ‘had buried. Later his grandid daughter related that a number of years ago Casserly took her to the Youth, reading the success stories of bygone genera*P°! Whete ‘he gold was buried and j}admonished her to remember. the tions, sometimes mourns that there are no more worlds to! SON CONTESTS WILL OF LATE JEFF CASSERLY: Millions for Ideas : spot as great wealth was. buried conquer—no new frontiers, no far-flung doors of opportun-) :here, Tae Wells Fargo Bank and ity. Yet the world is undoubtedly on the threshold of new disTrust Co., is executor of the will and-following Casserly’s death it is coveries—new frontiers. which will surpass all that have gone reported that an officer from the before. The path of adventurous achievement IG O¥EE DEW. . pone ucarched at the spot but toned The world still pays thousands — sometimes millions—for no trace of buried treasure. ideas. . Jeff Casserly, junfor, names Ella California, at the moment, for.example, needs “smokeSarat _ Jean Kuster and ate ; =) Appel, the mai egatees of less fire’ for its orchard heaters. C. C. Teague of Santa Paw) 7" Ronse NS Gi OS: la, one of the state’s largest citrus growers, has offered a $5.ios;. By the terms of the cake ae 000 cash prize for an improved heater which will operate ef. son was cut off with a bequest of . $5 and the remainder of the estate ficiently and economically, without smoking up the countryside. The Fruit Growers Supply Company has set aside $10.600 for university research on the same subject. And th: e. pmone De daughter new budget of the College of Agriculture at Davis will proband share alike granddaughter was divided, share ALEX BAUER 1 ably include $45,000 additional to study the ‘‘smudge pot’)} FUNERAL OF . Alex Bauer, 90 years of age passproblem. led away at his cabin home on Long In total, $60, 000 for an idea! And within a short time >. street Tuesday shortly after mj dthe world will have ‘‘smokeless fire;’’ you can depend on it! . night. Deceased was a native of Gera ——‘ < many, He came to Nevada county ao ee ae nec arene SSS SS Se about forty years ago. For the past itt 107 Mill St The ‘studio that satisfies. . . ‘en years he has been living on Long ’ 7 1 : ~ ,. Street. Funeral. services were held {. , (Good photos at reasonabi yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Grass Valley ,., ‘ ) '. prices——nho. guess work. $i/} Funeral Home. Interment was in ler : i] >} . lrov ‘ a api . Prorcerapren hour mada, fishing ser‘1; 72 Stove: cemetery. i alts i vice. Wy . 905 Se CAMP PIEDMONT ‘ Se sae ene == = ae Several small buildings and an enlargement prozram is progressing nicely at Camp Piedment, Cam; TW (Fire Girls lodge on Lake. Vera. The “ ‘road to the camp is also. being r ; paired. Bae n Rupert, brother of Miss NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY _ Open7 A.M: to8P.M. Saturday Night 9 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY WE SELL ONLY FRESH HOME RANCH EGGS Per Dozen CORNED BEEF—SLICED MISSION OF THE STATE CALIFORNIA. Application No. 20991 (Amended) OF In the matter of the apnvlication af PACIFIC GAS .AND ELECTRIC . COMPANY, a corporation, for an order of the Railroad Commission of Is Delicious for sour hice POP POUNE 62500601 eae ee the State of California, granting to BEST BACON—SLICED IF YOU WISH € applicant a certificate of publie conLTE OTL Os BEL ne tes AME leptin ae cS Ppeeinet tac a Dec eee entta Suen wee eepmeaeena a: 35 venience and necessity, to exercise MONARCH CODFISH—No Soaking, Just Heat and Eat. 35° the right, privilege and franizhise 1S IRR adO G7 SE a SEE eS cy Cur Pee Seba ea ig ut der eae granted to applicant by Ordinance MONARCH MACKEREL—No Soaking. Just heat and eat 25° ‘B . No. 134 of the Board of Supervisors Wie ana ee ee ee So SU of the County of Nevada, State of MONARCH COFFEE— 90° California. BePinnt WACK PAP j. 625. -3cco sees ee Ravin “Gre Paani NOTICE . Os NG MONARCH COFFEE—=3 Ib. vacuum can 84c. 1 Ib. vacuum can "28° MONARCH COFFEE—2 Ib. Vacuum Can 56c BOCA. COFFEE 1 Ib. Vacuum Can GRAPE FRUIF—Better Than Fresh 12° No. 2 can—Per can SWEET AND SOUR MIXED PICKLES Quart DE ES IRE WORSE Paetiy BOESE A SE Ee Ge eat YEE Why worry shout perkine when it is raining. Drive np to on front ‘door, and’step in. You will find nice fresh vegetables priced right. DRIVE IN AND SFE TIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Railroad Commission of the State of California has set a hearing in the above entitled matter before Commissioner -Wakefield. for Thurshday, April 22,:1937, at 10:00 a. m. . in the-Court House’ at Marysville California, at which time and place all interested parties may appear and . . be heard. BY ORDER OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSION. Dated at San Francisco, California, this 7th day of April, 1937. H. G. MATHEWSON, Secretary, Railroad Commission = the State of California. . in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! . BEFORE a RAILROAD comM. . was their wedding anniversary, and the third was ‘‘Interesting traveling companions.’ The anniversary message was sent the 13th and received jhere on the 12th giving some idea of the change in time as the trip was cry CREW REPAIRS DISRUPTED SEWER The large city sewer crossing Deer Creek back of the home of Mr. and! made to the west. Mrs. George Gildersleeve was disMr. McCraney arrived in the Phiirupted late Wednésday afternoon. re ippines April 6 and the last day of was soon discovered and reported to. the trip was the longest in miles as Street Superintendent H. H. Hallett.; well as time as the China Clipper Mr. Hallett took a crew out early . proceeded westward. Another mesThursday morning and they went to’ sage is expected from him at any work at once making the repairs. } time. COURT — CALENDAR The following matters will bo heard in the superior. court this morning by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Estate of Caroline Turner, deceased. Petition to bond mining property. Estates ot C. L. Decker and A\lbert Kroll, deceased. Petitions for probate of wills. Estate of William Buck, deceased. Report of Inheritance Tax Appraiser, and final account and petition for distribution. . Estates of Michael Sproul and E]len Sproul, deceased. Petitions for letters of administration. People vs. Lloyd L. Marr, and Leroy Dickerman, report of probation officer. People vs. Walker and Powers. Arraignments. NOTICE! > NEXT TUESDAY “April 20 Is the Last Day to Pay SECOND Installment of Taxes FRANK STEEL Tax Collector a PEAR WORK TOGETHER TO RELIEVE THIS SURPLUS. PEARS FLOUR GLOBE A-i—49 pound CEES REELS Sat eA $2.13 KITCHEN KRAFT—49 dound sack $1.89 HARVEST BLOSSOM 49 pound sack $1.63 BREAD : JULIA LEE WRIGHT— 11% lb. loaf 12¢ PIEDMONT OR Try the new improved PEANUT BUTTER teal Roast MARSHMALLOWS Mluffiest White or Colored BING BUTTER FLAKES WALDORF TISSUE FRESH AIRWAY—One pound package 3 pounds ARNE RR MOTOR OIL Calumet Double Acting CASE OF 24 BOTTT = (Phis Bottle 2 gallon can Penn, Radd 100% Penn. CASE OF 24: CANS POST TOASTIES..__. MAYONNAISE. ARISTOCRAT ._. TROCO MARGARINE. PEETS POWDER.... oe Reg. rolls—3 rolls Made from a woman's CACO. recipe Lb. loaf jets " gc CREAM OF WHEAT .. Butte CALO DOG FOOD COFFEE CALODOGFoop .. FF OVALTINE BAKING POWDER—Lb. tin RERFP—BROWN DERBY 11 oz. BROWN DERBY BER eee 07. Cans 25.5. Boe sceu ocean Sle 5 vet ed Re tOS DEL MONTE FANCY BARTLETT No. 2% can 7c LIBBYS LARGE HALVES STOKELYS FINEST IN SYRUP. HISHWAY BRAND . No. 2'% can 17 No. 21% can ]&c . No. 242 can ] 5c Reg. pkg. 3 for’ jc” ee Dor jar 37c . PINE 22c¢ [3¢ 19¢ 14c Large package 27c 22° _ Lb. pkg. Large pkg. piace: Large pkg. 93 Lb. tin—2 for 15¢ Large size 57c 4 . b. cake ]7c 21% lbs A5c 4 for 05c $1.45 bottles 3 for 25e ; s “— 4 ; * : ae *

NEVADA CITY NUGGET fee is.. FRIDAY, APRIL 16. 1937. “PAGE TWO au . . e Nevada City Nugget In New ee Work of California Cartoonists Shown BOWLING Scores made by teams competing wtih Exhibition 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Be ee EAPC Re iso Stace een fetta ne yess We shanduecnconvs . Editor and Publisher eo Hy + cS Poblished Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail of the second class in the postoffice at SRC I IR ER EXE DD matter Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 38, ” 1879 = SUBSCRIPTION RATES s One year (In Advance) Bay aie Cubes sin Bomar 2.50 4 ihe Teste fe te stintetistentirte teste fesfestesterterterleotetesfetsteteietenk ke phe atlate ste atesbe stent te etesfes) . “7 ighgrading” the Miner re YARDLEY in Stockton Record WHO'LL PULL PUSSY OUT ? Only a few weeks ago, California miners won a reduction in their compensation insurance rates which has been heralded throughout the mining regions as a boon for the whole industry, with the pgomise that many mines, now shut down, would soon be able to reopen. But there:is serious danger that it will be a short-lived victory, unless vigorous action . is taken to prevent legislative ‘“highgrading”’ of the miner's . go!d on a wholesale scale. . Pending before the Legislature are a series of proposed . amendments to the Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Act which would not only nullify the reduction in rates recently won, but’ which would increase the miner’s insurance costs from 30 to 50 per cent. Nor would they affect the miner alone. Ralph H. Taylor, secretary of the Agricultural Council of California, already has issued warning that the radical bills would impose impossible burdens on California farmers, forcing many into bankruptcy. To all employers, rural and urban alike, the proposals would mean sharply increased. overhead LUSH in Low’ “Angeles Times “Cortemporary Cartoons,” Art Gallery, San Marino. Four California artists are represented in recently opened exhibition, they are being preserved because of their vaiue to future h'-in the Elks Bowling Tourney during the first three days of this week were as follows: Monday, Odegaard vs. Richards. Odegaard 468; Widauf 407; Siegfried 495; Long 321; Lageson 3OG Handicap 27. Total pins 2105. Points won™2. Richards 457; Durbin 367; Alt. Davies 391; Huson 463; Moulton 451. Total pins 2129. Points won Bi Tuesday, Hoge vs. Tucker. Hoge Schreiber 452; Casci 324: Hieronimus 472; Merriam 423: 9 Total pins 2198. Points won »9. 527; Z Tucker 365: Schiffner 369; Hadee dy 420; Tamblyn 437; Mobley 409. OA yes Handicap 40. Total, pins 2026. . Points won 1. Wednesday, Curnow 496; Scheck 393; 350; Reed J. Cartoscelli . Total pins 2140. Points won. 4. Wright 455; E.Skeahan Reynolds 365; Stambaugh 413;/ Ghidotti 360. Handicap 12. Total pins 2035. Points won 0. Wright. Kopp 354. Curnow VS. 517; 426; CHINA CLIPPER TRIP THRILLS MC CRANEY engineer, O. McCraney, mining who left for the Philippine Islands April 7 on the China Clipper sent several radiograms to his wife in Nevada City. San Diego Union Tribune U.N PA Service WiLson, at the Henry E. Huntington Librar d MA an “oC ~ ta J Pave ; a Vv Many visitors are surprised to find ca: rtoons The messages were bees giants: banging in the Library’s stately halls, but the Librarian ezpirins that Island, Guam and Hawaii, The first ‘ans. read “Thrills Beyond Belief!’’ the second, “Happy Anniversary!’ which and drastic discrimination against home industry. Editor M. F. Small of the Feather River Bulletin, at Quincy, sums up the situation in the following terse comment: ‘Mining compensation insurance rates are virtually prohibitive already. Home building is discouraged by the high. , Got CHEE or) Re) Oe UES Bees eff Casserly who passed away Sept. rates contractors have to pay. And-it is the same in all kinds. 9; 1937, has filed a contest’ of the! of business. Compensation insurance is splendid in_principle. . will of his late father. He contends But when government makes it better to be employed than to . that his father was not of sound mind employ, the incentive to operate a business vanishes.’ Bee ee eee ee te The Legislature will keep faith with employers and embee aoa te i ane ie ployees alike if it kills these “highgrading’’ amendments and. Casserly sr., was a well known permits the miner, the farmer and other producers to pay off miner of Sierra and Nevada county their debts and revitalize their industries. and at the time of his death was re-. iis putedly wealthy. During his last , illness he talked continually’ and /somewhat incoherently of a treaslure he ‘had buried. Later his grandid daughter related that a number of years ago Casserly took her to the Youth, reading the success stories of bygone genera*P°! Whete ‘he gold was buried and j}admonished her to remember. the tions, sometimes mourns that there are no more worlds to! SON CONTESTS WILL OF LATE JEFF CASSERLY: Millions for Ideas : spot as great wealth was. buried conquer—no new frontiers, no far-flung doors of opportun-) :here, Tae Wells Fargo Bank and ity. Yet the world is undoubtedly on the threshold of new disTrust Co., is executor of the will and-following Casserly’s death it is coveries—new frontiers. which will surpass all that have gone reported that an officer from the before. The path of adventurous achievement IG O¥EE DEW. . pone ucarched at the spot but toned The world still pays thousands — sometimes millions—for no trace of buried treasure. ideas. . Jeff Casserly, junfor, names Ella California, at the moment, for.example, needs “smokeSarat _ Jean Kuster and ate ; =) Appel, the mai egatees of less fire’ for its orchard heaters. C. C. Teague of Santa Paw) 7" Ronse NS Gi OS: la, one of the state’s largest citrus growers, has offered a $5.ios;. By the terms of the cake ae 000 cash prize for an improved heater which will operate ef. son was cut off with a bequest of . $5 and the remainder of the estate ficiently and economically, without smoking up the countryside. The Fruit Growers Supply Company has set aside $10.600 for university research on the same subject. And th: e. pmone De daughter new budget of the College of Agriculture at Davis will proband share alike granddaughter was divided, share ALEX BAUER 1 ably include $45,000 additional to study the ‘‘smudge pot’)} FUNERAL OF . Alex Bauer, 90 years of age passproblem. led away at his cabin home on Long In total, $60, 000 for an idea! And within a short time >. street Tuesday shortly after mj dthe world will have ‘‘smokeless fire;’’ you can depend on it! . night. Deceased was a native of Gera ——‘ < many, He came to Nevada county ao ee ae nec arene SSS SS Se about forty years ago. For the past itt 107 Mill St The ‘studio that satisfies. . . ‘en years he has been living on Long ’ 7 1 : ~ ,. Street. Funeral. services were held {. , (Good photos at reasonabi yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Grass Valley ,., ‘ ) '. prices——nho. guess work. $i/} Funeral Home. Interment was in ler : i] >} . lrov ‘ a api . Prorcerapren hour mada, fishing ser‘1; 72 Stove: cemetery. i alts i vice. Wy . 905 Se CAMP PIEDMONT ‘ Se sae ene == = ae Several small buildings and an enlargement prozram is progressing nicely at Camp Piedment, Cam; TW (Fire Girls lodge on Lake. Vera. The “ ‘road to the camp is also. being r ; paired. Bae n Rupert, brother of Miss NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY _ Open7 A.M: to8P.M. Saturday Night 9 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY WE SELL ONLY FRESH HOME RANCH EGGS Per Dozen CORNED BEEF—SLICED MISSION OF THE STATE CALIFORNIA.

Application No. 20991 (Amended) OF In the matter of the apnvlication af PACIFIC GAS .AND ELECTRIC . COMPANY, a corporation, for an order of the Railroad Commission of Is Delicious for sour hice POP POUNE 62500601 eae ee the State of California, granting to BEST BACON—SLICED IF YOU WISH € applicant a certificate of publie conLTE OTL Os BEL ne tes AME leptin ae cS Ppeeinet tac a Dec eee entta Suen wee eepmeaeena a: 35 venience and necessity, to exercise MONARCH CODFISH—No Soaking, Just Heat and Eat. 35° the right, privilege and franizhise 1S IRR adO G7 SE a SEE eS cy Cur Pee Seba ea ig ut der eae granted to applicant by Ordinance MONARCH MACKEREL—No Soaking. Just heat and eat 25° ‘B . No. 134 of the Board of Supervisors Wie ana ee ee ee So SU of the County of Nevada, State of MONARCH COFFEE— 90° California. BePinnt WACK PAP j. 625.. -3cco sees ee Ravin “Gre Paani NOTICE . Os NG MONARCH COFFEE—=3 Ib. vacuum can 84c. 1 Ib. vacuum can "28° MONARCH COFFEE—2 Ib. Vacuum Can 56c BOCA. COFFEE 1 Ib. Vacuum Can GRAPE FRUIF—Better Than Fresh 12° No. 2 can—Per can SWEET AND SOUR MIXED PICKLES Quart DE ES IRE WORSE Paetiy BOESE A SE Ee Ge eat YEE Why worry shout perkine when it is raining. Drive np to on front ‘door, and’step in. You will find nice fresh vegetables priced right. DRIVE IN AND SFE TIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Railroad Commission of the State of California has set a hearing in the above entitled matter before Commissioner -Wakefield. for Thurshday, April 22,:1937, at 10:00 a. m. . in the-Court House’ at Marysville California, at which time and place all interested parties may appear and . . be heard. BY ORDER OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSION. Dated at San Francisco, California, this 7th day of April, 1937. H. G. MATHEWSON, Secretary, Railroad Commission = the State of California. . in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! . BEFORE a RAILROAD comM. . was their wedding anniversary, and the third was ‘‘Interesting traveling companions.’ The anniversary message was sent the 13th and received jhere on the 12th giving some idea of the change in time as the trip was cry CREW REPAIRS DISRUPTED SEWER The large city sewer crossing Deer Creek back of the home of Mr. and! made to the west. Mrs. George Gildersleeve was disMr. McCraney arrived in the Phiirupted late Wednésday afternoon. re ippines April 6 and the last day of was soon discovered and reported to. the trip was the longest in miles as Street Superintendent H. H. Hallett.; well as time as the China Clipper Mr. Hallett took a crew out early . proceeded westward. Another mesThursday morning and they went to’ sage is expected from him at any work at once making the repairs. } time. COURT — CALENDAR The following matters will bo heard in the superior. court this morning by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Estate of Caroline Turner, deceased. Petition to bond mining property. Estates ot C. L. Decker and A\lbert Kroll, deceased. Petitions for probate of wills. Estate of William Buck, deceased. Report of Inheritance Tax Appraiser, and final account and petition for distribution. . Estates of Michael Sproul and E]len Sproul, deceased. Petitions for letters of administration. People vs. Lloyd L. Marr, and Leroy Dickerman, report of probation officer. People vs. Walker and Powers. Arraignments. NOTICE! > NEXT TUESDAY “April 20 Is the Last Day to Pay SECOND Installment of Taxes FRANK STEEL Tax Collector a PEAR WORK TOGETHER TO RELIEVE THIS SURPLUS.. PEARS FLOUR GLOBE A-i—49 pound CEES REELS Sat eA $2.13 KITCHEN KRAFT—49 dound sack $1.89 HARVEST BLOSSOM 49 pound sack $1.63 BREAD : JULIA LEE WRIGHT— 11% lb. loaf 12¢ PIEDMONT OR Try the new improved PEANUT BUTTER teal Roast MARSHMALLOWS Mluffiest White or Colored BING BUTTER FLAKES WALDORF TISSUE FRESH AIRWAY—One pound package 3 pounds ARNE RR MOTOR OIL Calumet Double Acting CASE OF 24 BOTTT = (Phis Bottle 2 gallon can Penn, Radd 100% Penn. CASE OF 24: CANS POST TOASTIES...__. MAYONNAISE.. ARISTOCRAT ._. TROCO MARGARINE.. PEETS POWDER........ oe Reg. rolls—3 rolls Made from a woman's CACO.. recipe Lb. loaf jets " gc CREAM OF WHEAT ... Butte CALO DOG FOOD COFFEE CALODOGFoop ... FF OVALTINE BAKING POWDER—Lb. tin RERFP—BROWN DERBY 11 oz. BROWN DERBY BER eee 07. Cans 25.5. Boe sceu ocean Sle 5 vet ed Re tOS DEL MONTE FANCY BARTLETT No. 2% can 7c LIBBYS LARGE HALVES STOKELYS FINEST IN SYRUP. HISHWAY BRAND .. No. 2'% can 17 No. 21% can ]&c . No. 242 can ] 5c Reg. pkg. 3 for’ jc” ee Dor jar 37c . PINE 22c¢ [3¢ 19¢ 14c Large package 27c 22° _ Lb. pkg. Large pkg. piace: Large pkg. 93 Lb. tin—2 for 15¢ Large size 57c 4 . b. cake ]7c 21% lbs A5c 4 for 05c $1.45 bottles 3 for 25e ; s “— 4 ; * : ae *