April 19, 1940 (6 pages)

b AINE I ee NR may al ele s pe FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGE Sree — aetpeeennene ~ CAMPTONVILLE NOTES (CCAMPTONVILLE, April 17.— Mrs. Leo. W. Chatfield and Miss Katherine Pauly motored to Sacramento Monday on a brief visit. Mr, and Mrs. Harl Beal, Mr. and Mrs. George EH. Butz,. Arnold Olson and Miss Ruth Chatfield motored ‘to Nevada City Saturday evening on a short visit. Mr, and Mrs, Luke Ramm of Nevada City were in town Sunday visiting relatives. ' Mr. and Mrs. William E. Groves left Monday for their home,at Martinez after spending a few days visiting relatives here, and attending the Nevada City Laundry © QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Phone 577 _ 241 Commercial St. Nevada City funeral of (Mr. Groves’ aunt, the late part of the world. Postmaster Lydia O. Groves. Lee Bullington left Saturday for Wheatland to attend the funeral of his mother in Jaw the late Mrs. Caroline Walker. Warren Pauly. returned to Marysville Monday after spending the week end with relatives here. Ranger Frank W. Meggers left Monday for-Nevada City to attend a rangers meeting. He was accompanied by Mrs. Meggers. Mr. and Mrs. Erle Pauly and son of Oakland arrived Friday evening on a week end visit to relatives here. George Rose returned Monday from a visit to Marysville, attending the rodeo. B. E. McNaught returned recently from a business visit to Los Angeles and vicinity. Mrs. Leonard L, Bishop and family of Oak Valley spent Monday in town visiting her mother, Mrs. M. G. Calvin. Word has been received from J. F. Lord, who is doing some mining exploration work in South America, that he is doing well and likes that ' Frequent departures are timed to your convenience, luxuriousSuper-Coachesare designed for your comfort and Greyhound’s low fares are tuned to your budget. ‘Depot: Narrow Gauge Depot WHEN TRAVEL BOUND — GO CREVYHOUND/ One Round Way Trip Los Angeles . $6.60 $11.90 San Francisco 3.60 6.50 Portland ___.:. 11.20 20.15 Ren. li 3.40 6.10 Phone: Nevada City 87 ut Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins contained in milk. e@e — Drink It Daily — Bret Harte av aniwwy Jordan Street, Nevada City Phone 77 BIRD STORE“ rtat Just received, big assortment Gold Fish, Bedding Plants, Early Tomato plants, Camelias, Azalias and Roses, choice named varieties ready to plant. For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER e & John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M Subscribe for The Nugget THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY C0. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY e 315 Broad Street Phone 88 . FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and. Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 Mane a Be ad ings on finer meats. “OUR REPUTATION Commercial Street, Nevada City —~ ¥ WE. TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND FILLING THE WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTON—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here with your savDAVE RICHARDS, Prop. IS OUR GUARANTEE” Phone 67 Way back in the heyday of the famous Comstock Lode, Virginia City, Nevada, was a booming city of 30,000. Today it has dwindled to 488 people, its streets ate bare and ghostly. This spring, Virginia City roared again when a-host of Hollywood movie stars invaded the historic town to celebrate the world premiere of the great picture, “Virginia City.” Above you see Errol Flynn, Sigrid Gurie, Alan Hale and Bruce Cabot as they arrived via Greyhound bus in Virginia City for the celebration. This mode of comfortable travel was in sharp contrast to the stage coach (in circle) in which they traveled to Virginia City in the picture. At the right above is shown the throng who stormed Piper's Opera House when the movie stars put on a special performance. LOCAL LIBRARY tand discarded 9; MARCH VISITORS NUMBER 7608 Librarian’s report for March: The library was open to the public 26 days. Books borrowed for home use 1882; fiction 1440; juvenile 304; miscellaneous 758; books borrowed from the state library 6. Visitors to the reading rooms 7608; men 482; women 139; boys 529; girls 459; number of borrowers 11938; total attendance (2801; daily attendance 108. Cards issued 10 adult and 14 juvenile; cards: cancelled four adult and 5 juvenile, again of 15 and our present registration 1331. Books purchased 27; donated 5, present accession 11,348. Following is a list of the books purchased: Road to Folly, : Leslie Ford; Faith, Hope and a Horse, John Benton; Loot, Albert Paysen Terhune; Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck; Other Gods, Pearl Buck; It Was Left to Peter; Bera Ruck; Mining Laws of California, A. H. Ricketts; Smattering of Ignorance, Oscar Levant; A Delicate ‘Case of Murder, Sinclair Gluck; To See Ourselves, Rachel Field and Arthur Pedersen, The Stubborn Way, Baxter Hathaway; Sun Across the Sky, Eleanor Dark; Inside Europe, John Gunther; The New World Order, H. G. Wells; The” Trees, Conrad “Richter; How Green Was My Valley, Richard Llewellyn; Death Down East, Eleanor Blake; Where Goes the Bride, Maud Wiliiamson; Storm Over Eden, Helen Topping Miller; Wild Horse Valley, W. C. Tuttle; Out in Society, Margaret Culkin Banning; Thus Doctor Mallory, Margaret Seifert; Wedding Day, Mary Eddington; Chad Hanson, Walter D. Edmonds; The Morning is Near Us, Susan Glaspell; The Red Saint, Warwick Deeping and Their Own Country, Alice Tisdale Hobart. From Jim Taylor we received King Arthur and His Noble Knights, by (Mary MacLeod andiRandy Starr, ‘After an .Air Prize, Bugene Martin. Pauline Marshall gave us “Rest Harrow, Maurice Howlett and The Girls of Central High at ‘Basket Ball, by Gertrude Morrison. We-received The Rosicrucian Cosmo Conception by Max Heindel from the Rosicrucian Felowship. Industry decreases prices. The price of rayon ‘has been reduced from $4.60 a pound in 1920 to 57c today. As a result many more Americans have been able to use products made of rayon. Close to 300,000,000 pounds of it are now consumed annually. Who gave you — “Good heavens! that black eye?” “A pridegroom for bride after the ceremony.” “But surely he didn’t object to that ancient custom?” a “No, but it was two years the ceremony.” after Freshman—“I must apologize for my dancing. I’m a little stiff from badminton.” ‘Co-ed—“Why should I care where you’re from.” } GRAPES OF WRATH STARTS THREE DAY RUN HERE SUNDAY Most the year Darryl F. Zanuck’s “The Grapes of Wrath’’ will be presented by 20th Century Fox at the Nevada Theatre on Sunday. The film version of John Steinbeck’s stirring best seller. was wildly acclaimed at. its world premiere run at New York’s Rivoli Theatre, where it broke all records with the ‘biggest opening attendance in the entire 22 year history of that theatre, Under important is the the screen news of announcement that production of Associate the completed ceigrenaiasensaiieenea iain direction of Academy Award Winner, John Ford, the stirring human adventures of the Joad . i) family are reported “to have been prought to the screen with all the power, drive and humor that characterized the book. To insure absolute fidelity to the original story, Nunnally Producer Johnson, who wrote the sereen play, conferred with — Steinbeck over script. PAGE THREE a nS Warners Go South— Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Warner came up from Los Angeles and returned vith all of their household belongings and his pictures and paintings. He has conducted an art shop on Commercial street for two years and it is ‘with regret that their many friends learn of their departure. Gilroy Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ralph and infant daughter of Gilroy visited friends on Boulder street Tuesday morning. They resided on upper Boulder street for several months two years ago. . Hal Draper, of the Complete Mines Service Bureau, states there is a steady demand for mining -proper‘ties. He has sold three jigs in ‘the last two weeks, one a 14 Simplex te a company near Sparks, and the othe ers are 14-6 Duo jigs. if GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY 7:30 A. M. TO 8 P. M. PROUSE PHONE 412 MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEVADA CITY SPECIALS EFFECTIVE APRIL 19-25—INCLUSIVE. RANCH EGGS — LARGE EXTRAS — 20¢ DOZEN MONARCH COFFEE & POUND VAC CAN, .:.0000021022-0-2. BOCA—1 POUND VAC CAN Tt POUND VAC CAN = 20.25 ooo aa a a canna eet te BS POUND VAC FAR oe ii.ioce cns ieee see ece ene cen ee etn ees tenet ee abe taleasconsenan rene , YACHT CLUB STEEL CUT 1 POUND PACKAGE. ....-------— AS ADVERTISED WAX PAPER Diamond. 125 ft. 2 for SOUP — Lynden’ Chicken Ohicken Noodle 1046 oz. ni 5 ia C+) nGleeey pep eta Say Ee Mey Neen Es and 25° SEGO SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER 10° ’ CHICKEN FRYER with 35 WALNUT MEATS Shelled A3° Large Coupons and ...1 Ib. cello bag ...---.-.--.REDI RICE 5° {by 1 TRS RON ina alee nee pe ne ae en ert PAPER NAPKINS 80 count. 3 pkgs. PAILS 14 Quart OAC oe ise ec ae WASH TUBS WASH BOARDS, Brass . OF: Yet . HEROS GUNA Cian Sie ramen seer) TOM & JERRY GLOVES Leather face, Each ..-.---GOOD GRADE RED TOP COTTON GLOVE Each .. FULL LEATHER GLOVE Bach 2.23 2 a ee ORANGE BUTTER, Treesweet 1 Ib jar ..--.-----GLO-COAT, Johnson Pt. and ‘1/3 Free .::.-.-. MOP STICKS c SGI eee oe ice 12 BROOMS, No. 1 c hoy 59 PROOMS, Better Value .. -. 99° MORO eer ee eee SCOT TOWELS Roll MEAT DEPARTMENT BACON, Armour Star Sliced 25° Poi ee Sets HAMS, Armour Star Baked 26° Pound—wWhole. ...--.---1 BACON, Melrose Light vA og 19° Pound 29° BACON, Melrose Heavy 90° POTN ee a ae eat oe as CANADIAN BACON Pound Steinbeck heartily applauded Johnson’s work and expressed particular! pleasure that all the humor of the! original story had been kept intact' in the picture. WEINERS 12°01 11a (cel res Rea a tiga etna Rt LARD, Armour Star, 4 Ib. carton __.: Pea Cae aa Pound 23° PORK CHOPS, Lean 34° ZION COOKIES Chocolate coated 1 Ib. cello bag ..GINGER SNAPS. 1 Ib. ‘cén. STOR yo i rae eae AMBASSADOR TISSUE 16° A POMS cca ee ae SOFTER TOILET TISSUE 30° 4 POllg cc eee oie Ace a COFFEE CAKES. OATMEAL and SUGAR COOKIES 19°: 1 pound cello bag ...a SASH CORD CLOTHES LINE 50 ft, Each Electric. Light Globes 40 to 100 Watt Size > 15¢ EF Senate nua ee We Still Have a Good Buy On Peaches and Apricots Lincoln Peaches, \Sliced and Halves, 246 can -).-.--2 for 2ic Del Monte Peaches, Sliced. or Halves No. 246 can .. 2 for 26c Del Alta Apricots, Whole or Halves No. 216 can . 2 for 21c Del Monte Apricots, Whole Pid. ond Halves No. 216 cans 2 for 27c kissing the THB RYCORD:e°e Facts That Concern You BEVERAGE OF ee MODERATION 100 INDUSTRIES BENEFIT . Beer's alcoholic content FROM BEER AND ALE ts WE ice ber Did you know that the return of 2 . That is why it is beer and ale brought i business to more than 100 indusmoderation.’’ You are not tries? It did. Services and matelikely to get in trouble rials were needed. New jobs were if you stick to beer. made for workers. BOUGHT BY BEER AND ALZ: 25 BILLION pistol _ POUNDS OF FARM BEER! PRODUCTS. Steadily, year after year, the brewing indusA simple try gives American farmers a natural big order for farm products. process produces beer and ale from That’s a help farmers apprewater, malted grain and hops. The ciate. brewer applies his skill to helpgive . these beverages their fine taste. BEER'S TAXES~ $1,000,000 A_ built by man. Beer’s taxes— INTERESTING RACIS asour BEER anp BREWING — anne #2 v wy BEER Js THE called “the beverage of 1 No. 17 of a series . DAY-COULD PAY FOR GRAND COULEE DAM IN 186 DAYS Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia river will be the most massive structure ever “CLEAN-UP OR CLOSE-UP" 4 Vy: A NEW PLAN to red states. It is extended. We w about it. Write for booklet. United B trial Foundation, 19 East 40th St., New York, N. Y. PROTECT BEER RETAILING . One of the most inte: about beer and ale is now in effect in a number of We want you to know rewers IndusState and local—could quickly pay for it. See

b AINE I ee NR may al ele s pe FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGE Sree — aetpeeennene ~ CAMPTONVILLE NOTES (CCAMPTONVILLE, April 17.— Mrs. Leo. W. Chatfield and Miss Katherine Pauly motored to Sacramento Monday on a brief visit. Mr, and Mrs. Harl Beal, Mr. and Mrs. George EH. Butz,. Arnold Olson and Miss Ruth Chatfield motored ‘to Nevada City Saturday evening on a short visit. Mr, and Mrs, Luke Ramm of Nevada City were in town Sunday visiting relatives. ' Mr. and Mrs. William E. Groves left Monday for their home,at Martinez after spending a few days visiting relatives here, and attending the Nevada City Laundry © QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Phone 577 _ 241 Commercial St. Nevada City funeral of (Mr. Groves’ aunt, the late part of the world. Postmaster Lydia O. Groves. Lee Bullington left Saturday for Wheatland to attend the funeral of his mother in Jaw the late Mrs. Caroline Walker. Warren Pauly. returned to Marysville Monday after spending the week end with relatives here. Ranger Frank W. Meggers left Monday for-Nevada City to attend a rangers meeting. He was accompanied by Mrs. Meggers. Mr. and Mrs. Erle Pauly and son of Oakland arrived Friday evening on a week end visit to relatives here. George Rose returned Monday from a visit to Marysville, attending the rodeo. B. E. McNaught returned recently from a business visit to Los Angeles and vicinity. Mrs. Leonard L, Bishop and family of Oak Valley spent Monday in town visiting her mother, Mrs. M. G. Calvin. Word has been received from J. F. Lord, who is doing some mining exploration work in South America, that he is doing well and likes that ' Frequent departures are timed to your convenience, luxuriousSuper-Coachesare designed for your comfort and Greyhound’s low fares are tuned to your budget. ‘Depot: Narrow Gauge Depot WHEN TRAVEL BOUND — GO CREVYHOUND/ One Round Way Trip Los Angeles .. $6.60 $11.90 San Francisco 3.60 6.50 Portland ___.:.. 11.20 20.15 Ren. li 3.40 6.10 Phone: Nevada City 87 ut Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins contained in milk. e@e — Drink It Daily — Bret Harte av aniwwy Jordan Street, Nevada City Phone 77 BIRD STORE“ rtat Just received, big assortment Gold Fish, Bedding Plants, Early Tomato plants, Camelias, Azalias and Roses, choice named varieties ready to plant. For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER e & John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M Subscribe for The Nugget THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY C0. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY e 315 Broad Street Phone 88 . FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and. Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 Mane a Be ad ings on finer meats. “OUR REPUTATION Commercial Street, Nevada City —~ ¥ WE. TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND FILLING THE WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTON—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here with your savDAVE RICHARDS, Prop. IS OUR GUARANTEE” Phone 67 Way back in the heyday of the famous Comstock Lode, Virginia City, Nevada, was a booming city of 30,000. Today it has dwindled to 488 people, its streets ate bare and ghostly. This spring, Virginia City roared again when a-host of Hollywood movie stars invaded the historic town to celebrate the world premiere of the great picture, “Virginia City.” Above you see Errol Flynn, Sigrid Gurie, Alan Hale and Bruce Cabot as they arrived via Greyhound bus in Virginia City for the celebration. This mode of comfortable travel was in sharp contrast to the stage coach (in circle) in which they traveled to Virginia City in the picture. At the right above is shown the throng who stormed Piper's Opera House when the movie stars put on a special performance. LOCAL LIBRARY tand discarded 9; MARCH VISITORS NUMBER 7608 Librarian’s report for March: The library was open to the public 26 days. Books borrowed for home use 1882; fiction 1440; juvenile 304; miscellaneous 758; books borrowed from the state library 6. Visitors to the reading rooms 7608; men 482; women 139; boys 529; girls 459; number of borrowers 11938; total attendance (2801; daily attendance 108. Cards issued 10 adult and 14 juvenile; cards: cancelled four adult and 5 juvenile, again of 15 and our present registration 1331. Books purchased 27; donated 5, present accession 11,348. Following is a list of the books purchased: Road to Folly, : Leslie Ford; Faith, Hope and a Horse, John Benton; Loot, Albert Paysen Terhune; Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck; Other Gods, Pearl Buck; It Was Left to Peter; Bera Ruck; Mining Laws of California, A. H. Ricketts; Smattering of Ignorance, Oscar Levant; A Delicate ‘Case of Murder, Sinclair Gluck; To See Ourselves, Rachel Field and Arthur Pedersen, The Stubborn Way, Baxter Hathaway; Sun Across the Sky, Eleanor Dark; Inside Europe, John Gunther; The New World Order, H. G. Wells; The” Trees, Conrad “Richter; How Green Was My Valley, Richard Llewellyn; Death Down East, Eleanor Blake; Where Goes the Bride, Maud Wiliiamson; Storm Over Eden, Helen Topping Miller; Wild Horse Valley, W. C. Tuttle; Out in Society, Margaret Culkin Banning; Thus Doctor Mallory, Margaret Seifert; Wedding Day, Mary Eddington; Chad Hanson, Walter D. Edmonds; The Morning is Near Us, Susan Glaspell; The Red Saint, Warwick Deeping and Their Own Country, Alice Tisdale Hobart. From Jim Taylor we received King Arthur and His Noble Knights, by (Mary MacLeod andiRandy Starr, ‘After an .Air Prize, Bugene Martin. Pauline Marshall gave us “Rest Harrow, Maurice Howlett and The Girls of Central High at ‘Basket Ball, by Gertrude Morrison. We-received The Rosicrucian Cosmo Conception by Max Heindel from the Rosicrucian Felowship. Industry decreases prices. The price of rayon ‘has been reduced from $4.60 a pound in 1920 to 57c today. As a result many more Americans have been able to use products made of rayon. Close to 300,000,000 pounds of it are now consumed annually. Who gave you — “Good heavens! that black eye?” “A pridegroom for bride after the ceremony.” “But surely he didn’t object to that ancient custom?” a “No, but it was two years the ceremony.” after Freshman—“I must apologize for my dancing. I’m a little stiff from badminton.” ‘Co-ed—“Why should I care where you’re from.” } GRAPES OF WRATH STARTS THREE DAY

RUN HERE SUNDAY Most the year Darryl F. Zanuck’s “The Grapes of Wrath’’ will be presented by 20th Century Fox at the Nevada Theatre on Sunday. The film version of John Steinbeck’s stirring best seller. was wildly acclaimed at. its world premiere run at New York’s Rivoli Theatre, where it broke all records with the ‘biggest opening attendance in the entire 22 year history of that theatre, Under important is the the screen news of announcement that production of Associate the completed ceigrenaiasensaiieenea iain direction of Academy Award Winner, John Ford, the stirring human adventures of the Joad . i) family are reported “to have been prought to the screen with all the power, drive and humor that characterized the book. To insure absolute fidelity to the original story, Nunnally Producer Johnson, who wrote the sereen play, conferred with — Steinbeck over script. PAGE THREE a nS Warners Go South— Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Warner came up from Los Angeles and returned vith all of their household belongings and his pictures and paintings. He has conducted an art shop on Commercial street for two years and it is ‘with regret that their many friends learn of their departure. Gilroy Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ralph and infant daughter of Gilroy visited friends on Boulder street Tuesday morning. They resided on upper Boulder street for several months two years ago. . Hal Draper, of the Complete Mines Service Bureau, states there is a steady demand for mining -proper‘ties. He has sold three jigs in ‘the last two weeks, one a 14 Simplex te a company near Sparks, and the othe ers are 14-6 Duo jigs. if GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY 7:30 A. M. TO 8 P. M. PROUSE PHONE 412 MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEVADA CITY SPECIALS EFFECTIVE APRIL 19-25—INCLUSIVE. RANCH EGGS — LARGE EXTRAS — 20¢ DOZEN MONARCH COFFEE & POUND VAC CAN, .:.0000021022-0-2. BOCA—1 POUND VAC CAN Tt POUND VAC CAN = 20.25 ooo aa a a canna eet te BS POUND VAC FAR oe ii.ioce cns ieee see ece ene cen ee etn ees tenet ee abe taleasconsenan rene , YACHT CLUB STEEL CUT 1 POUND PACKAGE. .......-------— AS ADVERTISED WAX PAPER Diamond. 125 ft. 2 for SOUP — Lynden’ Chicken Ohicken Noodle 1046 oz. ni 5 ia C+) nGleeey pep eta Say Ee Mey Neen Es and 25° SEGO SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER 10° ’ CHICKEN FRYER with 35 WALNUT MEATS Shelled A3° Large Coupons and ......1 Ib. cello bag .....---.-.--.REDI RICE 5° {by 1 TRS RON ina alee nee pe ne ae en ert PAPER NAPKINS 80 count. 3 pkgs. PAILS 14 Quart OAC oe ise ec ae WASH TUBS WASH BOARDS, Brass . OF: Yet . HEROS GUNA Cian Sie ramen seer) TOM & JERRY GLOVES Leather face, Each ....-.---GOOD GRADE RED TOP COTTON GLOVE Each .... FULL LEATHER GLOVE Bach 2.23 2 a ee ORANGE BUTTER, Treesweet 1 Ib jar ....--.-----GLO-COAT, Johnson Pt. and ‘1/3 Free .::..-.-.. MOP STICKS c SGI eee oe ice 12 BROOMS, No. 1 c hoy 59 PROOMS, Better Value ... -. 99° MORO eer ee eee SCOT TOWELS Roll MEAT DEPARTMENT BACON, Armour Star Sliced 25° Poi ee Sets HAMS, Armour Star Baked 26° Pound—wWhole. .....--..---1 BACON, Melrose Light vA og 19° Pound 29° BACON, Melrose Heavy 90° POTN ee a ae eat oe as CANADIAN BACON Pound Steinbeck heartily applauded Johnson’s work and expressed particular! pleasure that all the humor of the! original story had been kept intact' in the picture. WEINERS 12°01 11a (cel res Rea a tiga etna Rt LARD, Armour Star, 4 Ib. carton __.: Pea Cae aa Pound 23° PORK CHOPS, Lean 34° ZION COOKIES Chocolate coated 1 Ib. cello bag ....GINGER SNAPS. 1 Ib. ‘cén. STOR yo i rae eae AMBASSADOR TISSUE 16° A POMS cca ee ae SOFTER TOILET TISSUE 30° 4 POllg cc eee oie Ace a COFFEE CAKES. OATMEAL and SUGAR COOKIES 19°: 1 pound cello bag ......a SASH CORD CLOTHES LINE 50 ft, Each Electric. Light Globes 40 to 100 Watt Size > 15¢ EF Senate nua ee We Still Have a Good Buy On Peaches and Apricots Lincoln Peaches, \Sliced and Halves, 246 can -).-..--2 for 2ic Del Monte Peaches, Sliced. or Halves No. 246 can .... 2 for 26c Del Alta Apricots, Whole or Halves No. 216 can .. 2 for 21c Del Monte Apricots, Whole Pid. ond Halves No. 216 cans 2 for 27c kissing the THB RYCORD:e°e Facts That Concern You BEVERAGE OF ee MODERATION 100 INDUSTRIES BENEFIT . Beer's alcoholic content FROM BEER AND ALE ts WE ice ber Did you know that the return of 2 . That is why it is beer and ale brought i business to more than 100 indusmoderation.’’ You are not tries? It did. Services and matelikely to get in trouble rials were needed. New jobs were if you stick to beer. made for workers. BOUGHT BY BEER AND ALZ: 25 BILLION pistol _ POUNDS OF FARM BEER! PRODUCTS. Steadily, year after year, the brewing indusA simple try gives American farmers a natural big order for farm products. process produces beer and ale from That’s a help farmers apprewater, malted grain and hops. The ciate. brewer applies his skill to helpgive . these beverages their fine taste. BEER'S TAXES~ $1,000,000 A_ built by man. Beer’s taxes— INTERESTING RACIS asour BEER anp BREWING — anne #2 v wy BEER Js THE called “the beverage of 1 No. 17 of a series . DAY-COULD PAY FOR GRAND COULEE DAM IN 186 DAYS Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia river will be the most massive structure ever “CLEAN-UP OR CLOSE-UP" 4 Vy: A NEW PLAN to red states. It is extended. We w about it. Write for booklet. United B trial Foundation, 19 East 40th St., New York, N. Y. PROTECT BEER RETAILING . One of the most inte: about beer and ale is now in effect in a number of We want you to know rewers IndusState and local—could quickly pay for it. See