April 26, 1940 (6 pages)

We & WS Lt {78 LENSES . woe —— 2 ae i boosie ff . ae a & Hh rt hat FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940: PTT, a NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE When a man starts throwin’ dirt Mrs, W you can be sure he’s losin’ ground. almsley Returns— Mrs. Ellen Walmsley of the News Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly you neuritis home juice of 4 tablespoonfuls better, absolute and Novelty Shop, has returned from several month’s stay in Los Angeles . Where she went for her health. Her . daughter is attending school in Los suffer from rheumatic, f I arthritis Pain, .try this simple fiexpen Angeles. recipe that thousands are using, Sgseorat ae package of Ru-Ex Compound today. sone " be a TT of water, add the Bass Fishing Triy emons, Us_ easy. Oli i ie pee ve” a Elisha Curtis, and mother, Mrs. two times a day, Often . C. Mu ini i 48 hours — sometimes overnight a : oo ee eae resulty are obtained. _« If the pains . Spent Monday near Marysville bass uickly leave an i ; $ i Rake oa oo, ese white at fishing. They returned with one bass ' it is sold by your ~ druggist under . and id i 2 money--back guarantee, Ru-Ex ae a ee ee ae is for sale and recommended _ by good and many persons were taking B.P.W.CHOLDS — INSTALLATION IN NATIONAL HOTEL . Clubs held a joint installation at the National Hotel Wednesday evening with Miss Dorothy Brown, past presi. The Nevada City and Grass Valley, Business and ProfessionahWoman’s ; 2. ™eheireh school. 11 a. m. MornR. E. HARRIS DRUG STORE, / out beauties. as installing oficer, at a beautiful Take FULL-COLOR MOVIES filme & with a BELL & HOWELL —it's as easy as making snapshots! @ Here’s an opportunity no vacationist should miss. For justa few dollars, you can take a genuine Bell & Howell movie camera with you—and make superb color or black-and-white movies of your vacation. It’s as easy as making snapshots—and the cost is astonishingly low. Find out aboutthis superb palm-size movie camera today. Made by Hollywood’s leading makers of professional movie cameras. Complete with color-corrected F 3.5 lens, only $49.50. Come in and see it today. $10 DOWN DELIVERS it on our TIME PAYMENT P/AN f ité 107 MILL ia STREET DProrocraprer GRASS VALLEY Authorized Bell & Howell Dealers in Nevada County -— “Grass Valley’s Photo Center’ ( My ZS Uj; 4 25 N £S Bike 6 EN iw Ba a 6 N Sg G5 S \e Wj IL \\ & YY AG ‘7 'Y GIFTS FOR A bridal service of and guaranteed wear, too. 53 Piece Service for Eight 16 Teaspoons 8 Dinner Forks 8 Soup Spoons 8 Dinner Knives 8 Salad Forks . Butter Knife . Sugar Spoon 3. Serving Spoons . ‘Convenient budget terms. ing tarnish-proof chest. ee ®@ HARTUNGS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street Nevada City THE BRIDE Community Plate has_style, distinction and loveliness. Yes, $49.00 Other services from $26.00 includ124 Mill Street Grass Valley candle lfght ceremony. New Officers The newly installed officers for Nevada City are, Miss Phyllis Horn, president; Mrs. Opal Bernard, vice president; (Mrs. Ethel White, recording secretary; Mrs. Dixie Rose, treasWednesday evening were Mrs. . Arletta Douglas, president; Mrs, Thelma Sahl, vice president; Elizabeth Johnson, second vice president; Myrtle Lindvall, reeprding secretary; Eva Boreham, treasurer; Berry, auditor. Retiring presidents, Mrs. Earl Jones for Nevada City and Mrs. ‘Leah Pengelly, Grass Valley were each presented with old fashioned bouquets on which lay their past president’s pins. Approximately one hundred members and guests were seated for the dinner’ with guests preseni from Sacramento and Auburn. Featured Speaker Speaker’ of the evening was Miss Louise Slaa, counselor of the Sac: ramento schools. She spoke on her LEGAL NOTICES. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ‘SECTIONS I AND III OF ORDINANCE NO.225 The City Council of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section I of OrdinancesNo. 225 is hereby amended to read as follows: The business zone of the City of Nevada is bounded and described as follows: : Commencing at the center of the Plaza running thence northerly along the easterly side of Main Street to Nevada Street; thence easterly on the southerly side of Nevada Street to the junction of Nevada Street and High Street; thence along the easterly side of High Street to the extension of the property line of the property now owned by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company; thence westerly along the line of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s property to Coyote Street; thence southerly along Coyote Street to the antersection of Main Street; thence West erly along the northerly’ side of Main Street to Commercial Street; thence along the northerly side of Commercial Street to the intersection of Commercial Street and Broad Street; thence southerly along the westerly side of Broad Street to the intersection of Mill Street; southerly along Mill Street to Factory Street; thence easterly along Factory Street to Bridge Street; thence Southwesterly on Bridge Street to the South bank of Deer Creek; thence Easterly along the South Bank of Deer Creek to Pine Street; thence Southerly along the West side of Pine Street to the intersection of Pine and Sacramento Streets; thence along Sacramento Street to the intersection of Sacramento Street and Valley Street; thence along the West side of Valley ‘Street to the intersection of Valley Street and the Lower Grass Valley Road; thence -Southerly along the Lower Grass. Valley Road to the in-? tersection of the Lower Grass Valley Road and Walrath Avenue; thence Westerly along Walrath Avenue to the intersection of Walrath Avenue and Zion Street; thence Southwesterly across Zion Street to the intersection of Reward Street and Zion Street; thenceWesterly along the South side of Reward Street to the City Limits; thence southerly along the West line of the City Limits to the Southeast corner of Nevada City; thence Easterly aiong the South line of Nevada City to the intersection of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad tracks; thence northerly along the right of way of.the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad to the intersection of Adams Street and Sacramento Street; thence northerly along Sacramento’ Street to the Plaza, the point of beginning, HXCLUDING, however, from this zone an area within a radius of two ‘hundred (200) feet from the Miners Hospital situated at the corner of Reward and Zion Streets. Section III of said Ordinance No. 225 is amended to read as follows: It shall be unlawful for any person or its principal, agent, owner or employee to commence, engage in,} business zone as herein defined any of, the following businesses, trades, callings, professions or occupations: Junk Yard, ‘Commercial garage, foundry, automobile service station, hotel, store, cafe, restaurant, blacksmith shop, and /or theatre. This ordinance shall be published in the Nevada City Nugget for at least one publication with the Ayes and Noes, and shall go into effect on] the 26th day of May, 1940/ Adopted: ,April 25, 1940. Ayes: Councilmen Davies, man, Ivey, Hall. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Nye. BENJ. HALL, Mayor. Sea. urer; Miss Ruth Hutchinson, corresponding secretary. . Grass Valley officers installed . Alice. de. transact, or’ carry on outside of the. . thence . ‘ CHURCHES TRINITY FPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES 8:30 a. m. Holv communion. 9:45 ling prayer and sermon. The rector will address the congregation upon “The Gift of Imagination.” Miss dent of the Northern District, acting Mary Libbey will be at the organ. The vested choir will be directed by Mrs. Marian Libhgy. 4p. m. Confirmation class, to meet in the rector’s study at the church. METHODIST CHURCH Religious training class at 1» » Preaching service at 11 a. m. Anthem “In the Quietness’’ mon. “‘Come with us and we w']] de thee good’’, pastor. Epworth League service at &:29 r m. Tom Rickard leader. Tet a‘] young people be on hand. choir. Sor the GUESTS There will be a special program in European trit of two years ticularly stressing Norway, her hoe land. Idtte cit‘es in present line of bombardment and one which was o'yvned originally bv her fore*‘athers in 1610 and where they have resided ever since. in fact all her ancestors are in that little city. On this trip home She was presented with a tiny hand made buck»: her father made in 1869 and sh. brought it home as a memento. Tlie people in that country were cleanly in their surroundings and the quite peaceful unhurried lives impressed azo narwere sheseribed her as she was in the United States where all is hurry, hustle and stirring about. I Saturday. Sundav school 2+ 10 9 ™_. ODD FELLOWS AND REBEK AUS. honor of the I. O. O: F. and Rebekahs of Nevada City and Grass Valley Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Hymn “Cor* congregation. Prayer, pasis -Thy Scripture onation’ tor. Anthem ‘‘How pleasant Dwelling. place,’ choir. reading. Solo “‘The Blind Tom Rickard. Offering tory. Vocal solo ‘‘Service’ (Miss Cath_. erine McQuay. Sermon “The One Thing Needful” pastor: ‘ Plowman’ . i and offers . Se Chico Visitor— i Constable Henry Allen and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Northrup and son, all of Chico, spent Tuesday in Nevada City visiting Allen’s brother, Robert Allen and Mrs. Allen of Boulder street. Commercial .Printing at, reason« able prices at the Nugget office, 805 Broad street, Nevada City. “eoesteoentetefeoateateteaertestentatestesteatesteoteteteobetfeobegeteofgerdesofegesopeedesetege fodeseoe pede *, xt KR ae ees ee Se Ges) te ik) Me ste ste ste oh +, Sere ielelerte as %* AR AR Sesfeofeteoye este atestesh it eee aie “S ¥4 ste she teste % pt tae ge at Oe age) , * a te she aX x ie > + + + <4 Risley’s 106 Pine Street Phone 217 ‘Nevada City LADIES’ WASH DRESSES Sizes 12-20, 38-52 Prints, spun rayons, seersuckers, sharkskins, Bemberg sheers. _ Formals, Hostess Coats, Slips, Hosiery for Men, Ladies and Children. Popular prices a Me Oye E> GAS STOVE AND TRASH BURNER COMBINED FOR ONLY— ey =< $69.50 iniched in Beautiful White Enamel. Uses either tank or city gas. Large oven. , HILL FURNITURE COMPANY NEXT TO STRAND THEATRE IN GRASS VALLEY \2 Me ate he ahs hs a% Ne ate a, 7 ADA <7 7 Ne hehe at \7 sfenfesesteatente seafeatesteatesfeofeatertertesfetesteatestetesfeatestesteofateateateateofeteatestesteoteteateatesteafesfeafeafedfente Safeway’s special handling of i . paves fruits ond vegetables brings them to you crisp, fresh and (F I } delicious. Money back if we j ever fail to please you. PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL . 26, MAY 1 INCLUSIVE.Li MAYONNAISE Piedmont COFFEE Lb. can 2\cEdwards Regular or Drip’ Grizd Sugar Belle Fancy Sifted DEVILED MEAT Libbys No. 14 cans HOT SAUCE Highway Buffet cans PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP Regular bar 2 for ]]Jc CRISCO . SHORTENING. Lb. tin ]&c 3 ib. tin Age FAMILY CIRCLE . SYRUP Log Cabin 26 oz. 3 cans for BROWN DERBY BEER 11 oz. steinies bottles 4 BITTER SWEET CHOCOLATE BAR Hersheys RINSO Granulated Soap CIGARETTES Raleighs Quart jar 2 . b. can 4jc COFFEE Pound Package Airay PEAS No. 2 cans, 2 for CORN Country Home No. 2 cans Fancy White or Golden Cream Style _6 cans for SPINACH Highway No. 21% cans ]{)c SYRUP -Sleepy Hollow SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS” —seceiitea as 33¢ WHEATIES Regular Gold Medal 12 SALAD OIL Mayday Quart can 29c BISCUIT FLOUR Lge. 40 oz. pkg. 29c Globe A 1 FLOUR Kitchen Craft No. 10 bag A4Qec FLOUR Drifted Snow No. 10 bag Agc TOMATO JUICE No. 2 cans 2 for ]5¢ : Sunny Dawn __ ie zMARGARINE 2 Jb. carton 19 cans . 7c s package Ide 29° IQ¢ 2a¢ Sunnybank GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. Town House 10¢ SUNMAID RAISINS Nectars 15 oz. Pkg. 7c PRUNES Medium size 2 lb. package 4c SPAM . Hormel Miracle Meat 12 oz. tin 2Qc : LIPTONS TEA Black O P 1% bb. tin JJc PRUNE. JUICE Sunsweet Tall 12 ounce cans 7c . 26 ounce tin 28c tin 3§c SALAD DRESSING. Duchess Quart jar doe for J5c. plus deposit 7 ounce bar 12¢ Large package 19¢ plain or cork tip 2 packages )5c SUGAR Powdered or Dessert reg. ctn. ic cuawen Attest:. GEO. H. CALANAN, Clerk. sop aig

We & WS Lt {78 LENSES . woe —— 2 ae i boosie ff . ae a & Hh rt hat FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940: PTT, a NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE When a man starts throwin’ dirt Mrs, W you can be sure he’s losin’ ground. almsley Returns— Mrs. Ellen Walmsley of the News Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly you neuritis home juice of 4 tablespoonfuls better, absolute and Novelty Shop, has returned from several month’s stay in Los Angeles . Where she went for her health. Her . daughter is attending school in Los suffer from rheumatic, f I arthritis Pain, .try this simple fiexpen Angeles. recipe that thousands are using, Sgseorat ae package of Ru-Ex Compound today. sone " be a TT of water, add the Bass Fishing Triy emons, Us_ easy. Oli i ie pee ve” a Elisha Curtis, and mother, Mrs. two times a day, Often . C. Mu ini i 48 hours — sometimes overnight a : oo ee eae resulty are obtained. _« If the pains . Spent Monday near Marysville bass uickly leave an i ; $ i Rake oa oo, ese white at fishing. They returned with one bass ' it is sold by your ~ druggist under . and id i 2 money--back guarantee, Ru-Ex ae a ee ee ae is for sale and recommended _ by good and many persons were taking B.P.W.CHOLDS — INSTALLATION IN NATIONAL HOTEL . Clubs held a joint installation at the National Hotel Wednesday evening with Miss Dorothy Brown, past presi. The Nevada City and Grass Valley, Business and ProfessionahWoman’s ; 2. ™eheireh school. 11 a. m. MornR. E. HARRIS DRUG STORE, / out beauties. as installing oficer, at a beautiful Take FULL-COLOR MOVIES filme & with a BELL & HOWELL —it's as easy as making snapshots! @ Here’s an opportunity no vacationist should miss. For justa few dollars, you can take a genuine Bell & Howell movie camera with you—and make superb color or black-and-white movies of your vacation. It’s as easy as making snapshots—and the cost is astonishingly low. Find out aboutthis superb palm-size movie camera today. Made by Hollywood’s leading makers of professional movie cameras. Complete with color-corrected F 3.5 lens, only $49.50. Come in and see it today. $10 DOWN DELIVERS it on our TIME PAYMENT P/AN f ité 107 MILL ia STREET DProrocraprer GRASS VALLEY Authorized Bell & Howell Dealers in Nevada County -— “Grass Valley’s Photo Center’ ( My ZS Uj; 4 25 N £S Bike 6 EN iw Ba a 6 N Sg G5 S \e Wj IL \\ & YY AG ‘7 'Y GIFTS FOR A bridal service of and guaranteed wear, too. 53 Piece Service for Eight 16 Teaspoons 8 Dinner Forks 8 Soup Spoons 8 Dinner Knives 8 Salad Forks . Butter Knife . Sugar Spoon 3. Serving Spoons . ‘Convenient budget terms. ing tarnish-proof chest. ee ®@ HARTUNGS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street Nevada City THE BRIDE Community Plate has_style, distinction and loveliness. Yes, $49.00 Other services from $26.00 includ124 Mill Street Grass Valley candle lfght ceremony. New Officers The newly installed officers for Nevada City are, Miss Phyllis Horn, president; Mrs. Opal Bernard, vice president; (Mrs. Ethel White, recording secretary; Mrs. Dixie Rose, treasWednesday evening were Mrs. . Arletta Douglas, president; Mrs, Thelma Sahl, vice president; Elizabeth Johnson, second vice president; Myrtle Lindvall, reeprding secretary; Eva Boreham, treasurer; Berry, auditor. Retiring presidents, Mrs. Earl Jones for Nevada City and Mrs. ‘Leah Pengelly, Grass Valley were each presented with old fashioned bouquets on which lay their past president’s pins. Approximately one hundred members and guests were seated for the dinner’ with guests preseni from Sacramento and Auburn. Featured Speaker Speaker’ of the evening was Miss Louise Slaa, counselor of the Sac: ramento schools. She spoke on her LEGAL NOTICES. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ‘SECTIONS I AND III OF ORDINANCE NO.225 The City Council of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section I of OrdinancesNo. 225 is hereby amended to read as follows: The business zone of the City of Nevada is bounded and described as follows: : Commencing at the center of the Plaza running thence northerly along the easterly side of Main Street to Nevada Street; thence easterly on the southerly side of Nevada Street to the junction of Nevada Street and High Street; thence along the easterly side of High Street to the extension of the property line of the property now owned by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company; thence westerly along the line of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s property to Coyote Street; thence southerly along Coyote Street to the antersection of Main Street; thence West erly along the northerly’ side of Main Street to Commercial Street; thence along the northerly side of Commercial Street to the intersection of Commercial Street and Broad Street; thence southerly along the westerly side of Broad Street to the intersection of Mill Street; southerly along Mill Street to Factory Street; thence easterly along Factory Street to Bridge Street; thence Southwesterly on Bridge Street to the South bank of Deer Creek; thence Easterly along the South Bank of Deer Creek to Pine Street; thence Southerly along the West side of Pine Street to the intersection of Pine and Sacramento Streets; thence along Sacramento Street to the intersection of Sacramento Street and Valley Street; thence along the West side of Valley ‘Street to the intersection of Valley Street and the Lower Grass Valley Road; thence -Southerly along the Lower Grass. Valley Road to the in-? tersection of the Lower Grass Valley Road and Walrath Avenue; thence Westerly along Walrath Avenue to the intersection of Walrath Avenue and Zion Street; thence Southwesterly across Zion Street to the intersection of Reward Street and Zion Street; thenceWesterly along the South side of Reward Street to the City Limits; thence southerly along the West line of the City Limits to the Southeast corner of Nevada City; thence Easterly aiong the South line of Nevada City to the intersection of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad tracks; thence northerly along the right of way of.the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad to the intersection of Adams Street and Sacramento Street; thence northerly along Sacramento’ Street to the Plaza, the point of beginning, HXCLUDING, however, from this zone an area within a radius of two ‘hundred (200) feet from the Miners Hospital situated at the corner of Reward and Zion Streets. Section III of said Ordinance No. 225 is amended to read as follows: It shall be unlawful for any person or its principal, agent, owner or employee to commence, engage in,} business zone as herein defined any of, the following businesses, trades, callings, professions or occupations: Junk Yard, ‘Commercial garage, foundry, automobile service station, hotel, store, cafe, restaurant, blacksmith shop, and /or theatre.

This ordinance shall be published in the Nevada City Nugget for at least one publication with the Ayes and Noes, and shall go into effect on] the 26th day of May, 1940/ Adopted: ,April 25, 1940. Ayes: Councilmen Davies, man, Ivey, Hall. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Nye. BENJ. HALL, Mayor. Sea. urer; Miss Ruth Hutchinson, corresponding secretary. . Grass Valley officers installed . Alice. de. transact, or’ carry on outside of the. . thence . ‘ CHURCHES TRINITY FPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES 8:30 a. m. Holv communion. 9:45 ling prayer and sermon. The rector will address the congregation upon “The Gift of Imagination.” Miss dent of the Northern District, acting Mary Libbey will be at the organ. The vested choir will be directed by Mrs. Marian Libhgy. 4p. m. Confirmation class, to meet in the rector’s study at the church. METHODIST CHURCH Religious training class at 1» » Preaching service at 11 a. m. Anthem “In the Quietness’’ mon. “‘Come with us and we w']] de thee good’’, pastor. Epworth League service at &:29 r m. Tom Rickard leader. Tet a‘] young people be on hand. choir. Sor the GUESTS There will be a special program in European trit of two years ticularly stressing Norway, her hoe land. Idtte cit‘es in present line of bombardment and one which was o'yvned originally bv her fore*‘athers in 1610 and where they have resided ever since. in fact all her ancestors are in that little city. On this trip home She was presented with a tiny hand made buck»: her father made in 1869 and sh. brought it home as a memento. Tlie people in that country were cleanly in their surroundings and the quite peaceful unhurried lives impressed azo narwere sheseribed her as she was in the United States where all is hurry, hustle and stirring about. I Saturday. Sundav school 2+ 10 9 ™_. ODD FELLOWS AND REBEK AUS. honor of the I. O. O: F. and Rebekahs of Nevada City and Grass Valley Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Hymn “Cor* congregation. Prayer, pasis -Thy Scripture onation’ tor. Anthem ‘‘How pleasant Dwelling. place,’ choir. reading. Solo “‘The Blind Tom Rickard. Offering tory. Vocal solo ‘‘Service’ (Miss Cath_. erine McQuay. Sermon “The One Thing Needful” pastor: ‘ Plowman’ . i and offers . Se Chico Visitor— i Constable Henry Allen and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Northrup and son, all of Chico, spent Tuesday in Nevada City visiting Allen’s brother, Robert Allen and Mrs. Allen of Boulder street. Commercial .Printing at, reason« able prices at the Nugget office, 805 Broad street, Nevada City. “eoesteoentetefeoateateteaertestentatestesteatesteoteteteobetfeobegeteofgerdesofegesopeedesetege fodeseoe pede *, xt KR ae ees ee Se Ges) te ik) Me ste ste ste oh +, Sere ielelerte as %* AR AR Sesfeofeteoye este atestesh it eee aie “S ¥4 ste she teste % pt tae ge at Oe age) , * a te she aX x ie > + + + <4 Risley’s 106 Pine Street Phone 217 ‘Nevada City LADIES’ WASH DRESSES Sizes 12-20, 38-52 Prints, spun rayons, seersuckers, sharkskins, Bemberg sheers. _ Formals, Hostess Coats, Slips, Hosiery for Men, Ladies and Children. Popular prices a Me Oye E> GAS STOVE AND TRASH BURNER COMBINED FOR ONLY— ey =< $69.50 iniched in Beautiful White Enamel. Uses either tank or city gas. Large oven. , HILL FURNITURE COMPANY NEXT TO STRAND THEATRE IN GRASS VALLEY \2 Me ate he ahs hs a% Ne ate a, 7 ADA <7 7 Ne hehe at \7 sfenfesesteatente seafeatesteatesfeofeatertertesfetesteatestetesfeatestesteofateateateateofeteatestesteoteteateatesteafesfeafeafedfente Safeway’s special handling of i . paves fruits ond vegetables brings them to you crisp, fresh and (F I } delicious. Money back if we j ever fail to please you.. PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL . 26, MAY 1 INCLUSIVE.Li MAYONNAISE Piedmont COFFEE Lb. can 2\cEdwards Regular or Drip’ Grizd Sugar Belle Fancy Sifted DEVILED MEAT Libbys No. 14 cans HOT SAUCE Highway Buffet cans PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP Regular bar 2 for ]]Jc CRISCO . SHORTENING. Lb. tin ]&c 3 ib. tin Age FAMILY CIRCLE . SYRUP Log Cabin 26 oz. 3 cans for BROWN DERBY BEER 11 oz. steinies bottles 4 BITTER SWEET CHOCOLATE BAR Hersheys RINSO Granulated Soap CIGARETTES Raleighs Quart jar 2 . b. can 4jc COFFEE Pound Package Airay PEAS No. 2 cans, 2 for CORN Country Home No. 2 cans Fancy White or Golden Cream Style _6 cans for SPINACH Highway No. 21% cans ]{)c SYRUP -Sleepy Hollow SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS” —seceiitea as 33¢ WHEATIES Regular Gold Medal 12 SALAD OIL Mayday Quart can 29c BISCUIT FLOUR Lge. 40 oz. pkg. 29c Globe A 1 FLOUR Kitchen Craft No. 10 bag A4Qec FLOUR Drifted Snow No. 10 bag Agc TOMATO JUICE No. 2 cans 2 for ]5¢ : Sunny Dawn __ ie zMARGARINE 2 Jb. carton 19 cans . 7c s package Ide 29° IQ¢ 2a¢ Sunnybank GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. Town House 10¢ SUNMAID RAISINS Nectars 15 oz. Pkg. 7c PRUNES Medium size 2 lb. package 4c SPAM . Hormel Miracle Meat 12 oz. tin 2Qc : LIPTONS TEA Black O P 1% bb. tin JJc PRUNE. JUICE Sunsweet Tall 12 ounce cans 7c . 26 ounce tin 28c tin 3§c SALAD DRESSING. Duchess Quart jar doe for J5c. plus deposit 7 ounce bar 12¢ Large package 19¢ plain or cork tip 2 packages )5c SUGAR Powdered or Dessert reg. ctn. ic cuawen Attest:. GEO. H. CALANAN, Clerk. sop aig