August 5, 1947 (8 pages)

WWSUL fA my: William EB. WyNEVADA cI no owne the City of Selby at was agisiting nere Friday. Wyfil: * gnat bis 28 acres comprisot the original site of the gs being narexistence 1 the Diary of 4 Forty Niner, rial form in running in 6 City-4Grase Valley .Nugaay time he digs beiow the eurranch on the Lake Vera using from © tage of hot — n adequate, heaters are < 2° ° water heater 9, bathroom: vater heater. heaters are sr today. He mily needs. ‘ ity Guide @® Much. Compensation of employees s a relic of the roarWyman has reaided at his present farm home for : -time ago he discovered a relia sistol, with the hammer opatl instead of over, the da solid gold parrel ‘The gun ha Wyman reports that since the publishing Diary of oa ¢ as been Sepa Niner, many visitors have be “at his home looking for. the qiginal ‘site of Selby Fiat. a OFL AND HORSEPOWER . hve wells have been brought in. made in February. — Portable Table, 31x1214x24%’, 1) 38” each with Table containing < Lithograph ;-Plate Cabinet. Drawers. 1 Sterotype Caster, 9x18’’. tyve Mats,’ 6-10 and 12 Point. : BINDERY EQUIPMENT, ETC. with Pig Mold, Ladle, 1 Lot Assorted. of a certain Printing Business . i 1 28” Chandler & Price Lever Pa-. Metal Furniture, 22 Long 2 and 2] known as Nevada City News per Cutter, with two knives, 1 BrehColumn Galleys, 60 Long 1 Columr and: located at 210 Main Street, . mer Wire Stitcher, No. 15008, 1) Galleys. 9 Brass Job Galleys, 12 Stee! . Nevada City, California, and Laseeco Round Cornering Machine, . Jol Galleys. that an executed mortgage of the TYPE METAL, ETC. same will be delivered therefor paid 58x2 3x60" . No: 8969, chine No. 761816, 1 Aeme Foot Power Stapler, , PRESS ROOM EQUIPMENT 1 Little Giant 12x18 Press No. LG@5178, 2 Motors, 12 Cast Rollers. 3 Delivery Tables, 2 Chases, Motors, 1 Davidson @ffset Press, No. 2:2:44x2069, 2 Motors Variable Speed. Davidson Suction Feeder, Completely . Equipped, lay-out Table, 42x32x32” with light) le. for Lithograph Work, Oil Circulating Heater, 40x24x72”, 1 Paper Stock Cabinet, . Lot 1 Metal; Piors., 1 with Cmpts., 1 Bates Numbering 1 Colts Armory Press. Model 27. complete with mo-! lll SLE SR SI LR POT MLN tor, est rollers, Hand Brake, 2 Feed Tables. Fountain, I Chandler Pree: 1 Petrofire Table, 2 DC. mond Bo 10x15 . Model 14 Linotype Macline "No. 930925, Electric AG Pot;. AC Motor, 2 Full Size magazines, 2°28 Channel ‘ide Auxiliary Slide Silit Me gazines,: 2 Keyboards, T Vt Space Dands, 3 as (About) New Lead Rule, 1 Rezlet Cabinet andContents, 1° Large Furniture Cabinet amd Contents, 1 Asst. Planers, Mallets and Proc 2 Imposing Stone, 38x92 16 “ Molds, Outside Stick, 3 Fonts LinoMaat 10 o’clock A. M., on the 9th day of August, 1947, at Bank of America N. T. & S. A. at Humboldt Branch, 782 Market Street, in the City and County of San Francisto, State of California. Dated: This 2th 1947 20.0 Fonts of Assorted Type Consisting of Corvinus (Bauer Foundry) i New. Eive Bold. Eve Italic, Eve Light . (AH Continental, Type Founders.). . Spartan, New; Brush, New; Garala, Garamond Italic, Garamond Light, Greco, (Continental Type Founders) and many other fine Type faces. LINOTYPE MACHINE day of July, HAROLD. BERLINER, Bes Mortgagor. P . Ga . It is a sure indicalica faa! ucsazreé , ays amie. bailiwick. At Leiive, arbcr preset ee Seve horses are grazing in the skeleton shadows eo oil ecause what was once an important agricultural area recently has come to be an even more vital sevre2 cf n-trotsam: olf companies already have launched major onerations neat Ledre and First oil strike in the rezicn -was Ten F sy GEORGE S. BENSON president--Harding College Searcy. Arkansas What’s Wrong With Profit? Z tome folks have the idea that profit is something business takes ‘fairly and harmfully out of buying "nd selling and manufacturing. This . idea is that whatever a company cams, no matter if it is a fraction fa per-cent of the total sales, this money is extracted underhandedly from the public. If you have ever fit that way, I dare you to take a god, straight look at America’s economic picture—and yourself. ~ You are paid a salary or a wage tach week, are you not? You have } invested your time, your energy, . your brain-power, your muscle-power, your special skills, your training and experience, Do you think each time you get your check, that you fave done something harmful_ to ‘your community? Do you feel that you have cheated America? Chances ae that you do not feel that way at al. Taking Profits You may be able, after paying all your expenses, to put a little into bank or insurance. You may be inte d in.investing a part of your savings in stocks or bonds,: If you are like most Americans, you fnd you can invest in some luxury goods. That is, you put some money into a car, an electric refrigeratof, or. perhaps a. good collection of er g tackle. You: find’ that: these xu other r things you can put your . oft into. will help you continue to S$ corporations are pretty ‘this picture of yourself. General Motors, the corner cehCatessen, or yourself—profit is what is left over after all the bills are Raid. Profit results from good management, thrift, imagination, Perr work. The big corpora= turns some profits: back into company for new plants and = The rest goes to the i whose buildings, tools, ma> and money the company has bee: en using. us e: Way to More Wage profit is usually none too — as estimated by the Depart: of Commerce, would have +g up only 7.9 per cent if the en= on income of the counad been turned into wages. Yet, $ were done, it would mean Sepietled people, perhaps inBo _ yourself, would fail to re. feive dividends. Corporations .would goon Recruiting Office Moves To Library Basement E. Bitler. of the local U. S. . or lower grade held at time of disMata scrce Jobs would During 1940-1941 Chungking was . ‘ontinuously bombed by the Japan. @® and many Chinese children were Allen Army Reruiting Station announced today the moving of army recruiting office from the Veterans Memorial Building, in Grass Valley to the basement of the city library, on Mill Street. Set. Butler states the office at the new location will be open from 9 a. until 5 p. m. in the afternoon. Also Sgt. Butler pointed out that navy, marine and ‘coast guard veierans as well as army veterans can enlist in the army in an equal or GRASS VALLEY: M /Set. m. change, depending on the amount of training and experience they have had. All interested applicants are asked to stop in at the basement of the ‘city library on Mill Street, and obtain .full details without obligations. © TAXPAYERS ASSOC. REPORT Bach cent of Nevada County tax rate for 1946-47 brought in 9 per cent in county taxes than a cent of county tax rate did in prewar 194142, California Taxpayers association said today, making public its study of the effect of increases in assessed values om the productivity. of tax rates. In 1946-47, each cent of county tax rate raised $1982 in taxes, compared with the $1816 which each cent of the 1941-42 rate raised. Assessed valuation of taxable property in the county for 1946-47 totaled $19,824,750. For 1941-42 total taxable valuation in the county was $18,161,975. EO Every cent of local tax -rate in each of the local governments of the county showed a gain in tax collecting productivity proportionate to the increase in taxable valuation of property in the local unit. The average top _gpeed permitted motorists on the open highways of the United States is 50.7 miles per hour. But nine states have no speed limit whatever, reports the National Conservation Bureau. of the ‘bureau point out tha ter what the legal speed limit may tbe, the safe gpeed is still left to the judgment of the man pehind the wheel. Thus, heavy traffic, or slippery pavement in cut the safe sp legal limit. Drive at a safe all times for you t no mateed far below that orphaned. safety of others. a 50 mile zone, may speed at r own sake and the “Accidents ple will not forget the principals of common sense and cour. tesy when they sit behind the wheel of a ear.’—Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. can ‘be stopped if peowith Chases, Motor, Rollers, Etc. 1. Virkotype Machine, with Motor. COMPOSING ROOM EQUIPMENT 1 Hamilton Single Oak Type Cabinet with 2 Type Cases, 1 Hamiltos Single Oak Type Cabinet with 26 Type Cases, 1 Hamilton Double Oak Type Cabinet with 50 Type Cases. 1 Hamilton Single Oak Type Cabinet with 23 Type Cases, 1 Hamilton Single Oak Type Cabinet with 12 Type Cases, 1 Hamilton Oak Type Cabinet with 17 Cases, 1 Proof Press (Miles) Bed 8 3-4 x 29’, 1 Tuttle's Lead and Slug Cutter, 1 Rouse Mitering Machine,. 2 Trays Brass and, Gorper Spaces, 10 Numbering Machines, 1 Lot Assorted Quoins, 75 BROADWAY e__THEATRE—® Direction T. and D. Jr., American You may not be superstitious, but you’d better “be careful, warns the National Conservation Bureau. One out of evéry 13 persons in the United States suffered a disabling injury last year 3 Notice i One ‘Calbinets. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that HAROLD BERLINER, JR. Mortgagor, whose address is. Nevada City. Sfate of California, intends to mortgage to BANK OF AMBPRICA, NaATIONAL TRUST AND SAV INGS ASSOCIATION, HUMBOLDT . BRANCH NO. 489 whose address is 783 Market Street, in the City and County of San Francisco, State _o California, the following ‘described personal ' property, to-wit: c OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1 Roll Top Desk, with Glass Top, 1 Typewriter Desk. Portable” F¥pewriter, 1 Small Steel File Cabinet. 1 Safe, 36x29x29, 2 Paper Sample 1 Swivel Desk Chair, UnderwoodNOTICE OF INTENDED MORTGAGE (Sec. 3440, C. C. of the State of California, Amended and Approved June 6, 1939; Stats. 1939) _ g s hereby given Straight Back Chairs, SHOP FURNITURE 6 Large Fluorescent Light Wix1 Small tures, Fixture, 1 Clock, 1 Lot Sw ing for Plant,.1 1 Table, 31x42x18 40’, type, 2 Tables,’ 34x40x2 ters, 1 Bindery Table, 1 Table, 31 Ye x66x24 2" Fluorescent Counter 3i8x22x48” '2x32x31 % 1 Fiat Top Desk AND FIXTURES Light with Roll Paper Holder, 1 1000 Tb. Portable Seale, 1-Bulova Electric Wall itch Boxes and WirCut Cabinet, 46x34x for Virko4” with Cas1 Glass Top Enterprises, Inc. Se TUESDAY —— DOWN: DOWN! DOWN! Go Paint Prices Again! We do our best to give you quality paints at the lowest : possible prices. Our prices are the same'as in the — San Francisco Bay area! ® Look These New Prices Over . STALLION . ROAD With RONALD REAGAN, ALEXIS SMITH and ZACHARY SCOTT £ — ————— LATE GEORGE APLEY With RONALD COLMAN and PEGGY CUMMINS 100% PURE OUTSIDE — : acer Was $5.45 2 So NOW $5.05 gal. PORCH AND DECK : oy i WeseGes. ee NOW $4.80 gal. . j. ENAMELS : : Se : . Was $5.95 eee vecneiotinrannenennge NOW $4.80 gal . Wasst28. 2 ee NOW $4.00 gal. . VARNISHES a NOW $5.70 gal. Was $0.9U PURE BOILED LINSEED OIL NOW ree . Hansen’s Paint Store Wallpaper . Morewear Paints and Imperial Washable “ae 221 Broad Street Nevada City i= 9 “ ” 2 Sak > Sa Me Safety experts . ~ Sue acwran gee ee K ; rs. GETS HEAD START AT BARBER SHOP . sR? WEEKS OLD, little Tommy Cox, Los of hair that gives Reed Sales, the barber. a One of the yougzest customers wn reco trimming at birth, Gays his mothe". shown a already has Angeles, Cal., —~s out with we a good work of the could Love ernatived) rd, Tonuny t left. (lt of the Beach . ~ Beauty * COLORS come and go there’s still * eae 7~ Interchangeable sharkskin outfit, By VERA WINSTON AND fabrics ™y , but for beach wear,nothing to outshire crisp, spanking white sharkski:t. It is used A interchangeable three-piece costume. _ buttons on in both front simple, pin th or to th “tucked front panel. for this neat and us The halter top and to the simple skirt skirt is gored, and halter is plain. éul beach = which front, is buttoned in, back to either tte -_tucked bathing shorts with The back the back 4 ter’s fine selection of € _. Finish your beeutifal = . Settings for th Best of life Your family life is the richest portion of your existence. Tend it carefully . . : Nourish it to full bloom with rich surroundings, chosen from the Furniture CenSPECIALLY PRICED FROM 12.95 TO 29.50. Drapes : Richly Lined Floral a Kroehler Living Room Suite from ‘the TWE FURNITURE _ Opposite ——same i eadicaiite ¢ floor lamps. %a Ss TO 19.50 PAIR : living room picture with a lovely Bigelow Weavers Rug and :

WWSUL fA my: William EB. WyNEVADA cI no owne the City of Selby at was agisiting nere Friday. Wyfil: * gnat bis 28 acres comprisot the original site of the gs being narexistence 1 the Diary of 4 Forty Niner, rial form in running in 6 City-4Grase Valley .Nugaay time he digs beiow the eurranch on the Lake Vera using from © tage of hot — n adequate, heaters are < 2° ° water heater 9, bathroom: vater heater. heaters are sr today. He mily needs. ‘ ity Guide @® Much. Compensation of employees s a relic of the roarWyman has reaided at his present farm home for : -time ago he discovered a relia sistol, with the hammer opatl instead of over, the da solid gold parrel ‘The gun ha Wyman reports that since the publishing Diary of oa ¢ as been Sepa Niner, many visitors have be “at his home looking for. the qiginal ‘site of Selby Fiat. a OFL AND HORSEPOWER . hve wells have been brought in. made in February. — Portable Table, 31x1214x24%’, 1) 38” each with Table containing < Lithograph ;-Plate Cabinet. Drawers. 1 Sterotype Caster, 9x18’’. tyve Mats,’ 6-10 and 12 Point. : BINDERY EQUIPMENT, ETC. with Pig Mold, Ladle, 1 Lot Assorted. of a certain Printing Business . i 1 28” Chandler & Price Lever Pa-. Metal Furniture, 22 Long 2 and 2] known as Nevada City News per Cutter, with two knives, 1 BrehColumn Galleys, 60 Long 1 Columr and: located at 210 Main Street, . mer Wire Stitcher, No. 15008, 1) Galleys. 9 Brass Job Galleys, 12 Stee! . Nevada City, California, and Laseeco Round Cornering Machine, . Jol Galleys. that an executed mortgage of the TYPE METAL, ETC. same will be delivered therefor paid 58x2 3x60" . No: 8969, chine No. 761816, 1 Aeme Foot Power Stapler, , PRESS ROOM EQUIPMENT 1 Little Giant 12x18 Press No. LG@5178, 2 Motors, 12 Cast Rollers. 3 Delivery Tables, 2 Chases, Motors, 1 Davidson @ffset Press, No. 2:2:44x2069, 2 Motors Variable Speed. Davidson Suction Feeder, Completely . Equipped, lay-out Table, 42x32x32” with light) le. for Lithograph Work, Oil Circulating Heater, 40x24x72”, 1 Paper Stock Cabinet, . Lot 1 Metal; Piors., 1 with Cmpts., 1 Bates Numbering 1 Colts Armory Press. Model 27. complete with mo-! lll SLE SR SI LR POT MLN tor, est rollers, Hand Brake, 2 Feed Tables. Fountain, I Chandler Pree: 1 Petrofire Table, 2 DC. mond Bo 10x15 . Model 14 Linotype Macline "No. 930925, Electric AG Pot;. AC Motor, 2 Full Size magazines, 2°28 Channel ‘ide Auxiliary Slide Silit Me gazines,: 2 Keyboards, T Vt Space Dands, 3 as (About) New Lead Rule, 1 Rezlet Cabinet andContents, 1° Large Furniture Cabinet amd Contents, 1 Asst. Planers, Mallets and Proc 2 Imposing Stone, 38x92 16 “ Molds, Outside Stick, 3 Fonts LinoMaat 10 o’clock A. M., on the 9th day of August, 1947, at Bank of America N. T. & S. A. at Humboldt Branch, 782 Market Street, in the City and County of San Francisto, State of California. Dated: This 2th 1947 20.0 Fonts of Assorted Type Consisting of Corvinus (Bauer Foundry) i New. Eive Bold. Eve Italic, Eve Light . (AH Continental, Type Founders.). . Spartan, New; Brush, New; Garala, Garamond Italic, Garamond Light, Greco, (Continental Type Founders) and many other fine Type faces. LINOTYPE MACHINE day of July, HAROLD. BERLINER, Bes Mortgagor. P . Ga . It is a sure indicalica faa! ucsazreé , ays amie. bailiwick. At Leiive, arbcr preset ee Seve horses are grazing in the skeleton shadows eo oil ecause what was once an important agricultural area recently has come to be an even more vital sevre2 cf n-trotsam: olf companies already have launched major onerations neat Ledre and First oil strike in the rezicn -was Ten F sy GEORGE S. BENSON president--Harding College Searcy. Arkansas What’s Wrong With Profit? Z tome folks have the idea that profit is something business takes ‘fairly and harmfully out of buying "nd selling and manufacturing. This . idea is that whatever a company cams, no matter if it is a fraction fa per-cent of the total sales, this money is extracted underhandedly from the public. If you have ever fit that way, I dare you to take a god, straight look at America’s economic picture—and yourself. ~ You are paid a salary or a wage tach week, are you not? You have } invested your time, your energy, . your brain-power, your muscle-power, your special skills, your training and experience, Do you think each time you get your check, that you fave done something harmful_ to ‘your community? Do you feel that you have cheated America? Chances ae that you do not feel that way at al. Taking Profits You may be able, after paying all your expenses, to put a little into bank or insurance. You may be inte d in.investing a part of your savings in stocks or bonds,: If you are like most Americans, you fnd you can invest in some luxury goods. That is, you put some money into a car, an electric refrigeratof, or. perhaps a. good collection of er g tackle. You: find’ that: these xu other r things you can put your . oft into. will help you continue to S$ corporations are pretty ‘this picture of yourself. General Motors, the corner cehCatessen, or yourself—profit is what is left over after all the bills are Raid. Profit results from good management, thrift, imagination, Perr work. The big corpora= turns some profits: back into company for new plants and = The rest goes to the i whose buildings, tools, ma> and money the company has bee: en using. us e: Way to More Wage profit is usually none too — as estimated by the Depart: of Commerce, would have +g up only 7.9 per cent if the en= on income of the counad been turned into wages. Yet, $ were done, it would mean Sepietled people, perhaps inBo _ yourself, would fail to re. feive dividends. Corporations .would goon Recruiting Office Moves To Library Basement E. Bitler. of the local U. S. . or lower grade held at time of disMata scrce Jobs would During 1940-1941 Chungking was . ‘ontinuously bombed by the Japan. @® and many Chinese children were Allen Army Reruiting Station announced today the moving of army recruiting office from the Veterans Memorial Building, in Grass Valley to the basement of the city library, on Mill Street. Set. Butler states the office at the new location will be open from 9 a. until 5 p. m. in the afternoon. Also Sgt. Butler pointed out that navy, marine and ‘coast guard veierans as well as army veterans can enlist in the army in an equal or GRASS VALLEY: M /Set. m. change, depending on the amount of training and experience they have had. All interested applicants are asked to stop in at the basement of the ‘city library on Mill Street, and obtain .full details without obligations. © TAXPAYERS ASSOC. REPORT Bach cent of Nevada County tax rate for 1946-47 brought in 9 per cent in county taxes than a cent of county tax rate did in prewar 194142, California Taxpayers association said today, making public its study of the effect of increases in assessed values om the productivity. of tax rates. In 1946-47, each cent of county tax rate raised $1982 in taxes, compared with the $1816 which each cent of the 1941-42 rate raised. Assessed valuation of taxable property in the county for 1946-47 totaled $19,824,750. For 1941-42 total taxable valuation in the county was $18,161,975. EO Every cent of local tax -rate in each of the local governments of the county showed a gain in tax collecting productivity proportionate to the increase in taxable valuation of property in the local unit.

The average top _gpeed permitted motorists on the open highways of the United States is 50.7 miles per hour. But nine states have no speed limit whatever, reports the National Conservation Bureau. of the ‘bureau point out tha ter what the legal speed limit may tbe, the safe gpeed is still left to the judgment of the man pehind the wheel. Thus, heavy traffic, or slippery pavement in cut the safe sp legal limit. Drive at a safe all times for you t no mateed far below that orphaned. safety of others. a 50 mile zone, may speed at r own sake and the “Accidents ple will not forget the principals of common sense and cour. tesy when they sit behind the wheel of a ear.’—Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. can ‘be stopped if peowith Chases, Motor, Rollers, Etc. 1. Virkotype Machine, with Motor. COMPOSING ROOM EQUIPMENT 1 Hamilton Single Oak Type Cabinet with 2 Type Cases, 1 Hamiltos Single Oak Type Cabinet with 26 Type Cases, 1 Hamilton Double Oak Type Cabinet with 50 Type Cases. 1 Hamilton Single Oak Type Cabinet with 23 Type Cases, 1 Hamilton Single Oak Type Cabinet with 12 Type Cases, 1 Hamilton Oak Type Cabinet with 17 Cases, 1 Proof Press (Miles) Bed 8 3-4 x 29’, 1 Tuttle's Lead and Slug Cutter, 1 Rouse Mitering Machine,. 2 Trays Brass and, Gorper Spaces, 10 Numbering Machines, 1 Lot Assorted Quoins, 75 BROADWAY e__THEATRE—® Direction T. and D. Jr., American You may not be superstitious, but you’d better “be careful, warns the National Conservation Bureau. One out of evéry 13 persons in the United States suffered a disabling injury last year 3 Notice i One ‘Calbinets. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that HAROLD BERLINER, JR. Mortgagor, whose address is. Nevada City. Sfate of California, intends to mortgage to BANK OF AMBPRICA, NaATIONAL TRUST AND SAV INGS ASSOCIATION, HUMBOLDT . BRANCH NO. 489 whose address is 783 Market Street, in the City and County of San Francisco, State _o California, the following ‘described personal ' property, to-wit: c OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1 Roll Top Desk, with Glass Top, 1 Typewriter Desk. Portable” F¥pewriter, 1 Small Steel File Cabinet. 1 Safe, 36x29x29, 2 Paper Sample 1 Swivel Desk Chair, UnderwoodNOTICE OF INTENDED MORTGAGE (Sec. 3440, C. C. of the State of California, Amended and Approved June 6, 1939; Stats. 1939) _ g s hereby given Straight Back Chairs, SHOP FURNITURE 6 Large Fluorescent Light Wix1 Small tures, Fixture, 1 Clock, 1 Lot Sw ing for Plant,.1 1 Table, 31x42x18 40’, type, 2 Tables,’ 34x40x2 ters, 1 Bindery Table, 1 Table, 31 Ye x66x24 2" Fluorescent Counter 3i8x22x48” '2x32x31 % 1 Fiat Top Desk AND FIXTURES Light with Roll Paper Holder, 1 1000 Tb. Portable Seale, 1-Bulova Electric Wall itch Boxes and WirCut Cabinet, 46x34x for Virko4” with Cas1 Glass Top Enterprises, Inc. Se TUESDAY —— DOWN: DOWN! DOWN! Go Paint Prices Again! We do our best to give you quality paints at the lowest : possible prices. Our prices are the same'as in the — San Francisco Bay area! ® Look These New Prices Over . STALLION . ROAD With RONALD REAGAN, ALEXIS SMITH and ZACHARY SCOTT £ — ————— LATE GEORGE APLEY With RONALD COLMAN and PEGGY CUMMINS 100% PURE OUTSIDE — : acer Was $5.45 2 So NOW $5.05 gal. PORCH AND DECK : oy i WeseGes. ee NOW $4.80 gal. . j. ENAMELS : : Se : . Was $5.95 eee vecneiotinrannenennge NOW $4.80 gal . Wasst28. 2 ee NOW $4.00 gal. . VARNISHES a NOW $5.70 gal. Was $0.9U PURE BOILED LINSEED OIL NOW ree . Hansen’s Paint Store Wallpaper . Morewear Paints and Imperial Washable “ae 221 Broad Street Nevada City i= 9 “ ” 2 Sak > Sa Me Safety experts . ~ Sue acwran gee ee K ; rs. GETS HEAD START AT BARBER SHOP . sR? WEEKS OLD, little Tommy Cox, Los of hair that gives Reed Sales, the barber. a One of the yougzest customers wn reco trimming at birth, Gays his mothe". shown a already has Angeles, Cal., —~s out with we a good work of the could Love ernatived) rd, Tonuny t left. (lt of the Beach . ~ Beauty * COLORS come and go there’s still * eae 7~ Interchangeable sharkskin outfit, By VERA WINSTON AND fabrics ™y , but for beach wear,nothing to outshire crisp, spanking white sharkski:t. It is used A interchangeable three-piece costume. _ buttons on in both front simple, pin th or to th “tucked front panel. for this neat and us The halter top and to the simple skirt skirt is gored, and halter is plain. éul beach = which front, is buttoned in, back to either tte -_tucked bathing shorts with The back the back 4 ter’s fine selection of € _. Finish your beeutifal = . Settings for th Best of life Your family life is the richest portion of your existence. Tend it carefully . . : Nourish it to full bloom with rich surroundings, chosen from the Furniture CenSPECIALLY PRICED FROM 12.95 TO 29.50. Drapes : Richly Lined Floral a Kroehler Living Room Suite from ‘the TWE FURNITURE _ Opposite ——same i eadicaiite ¢ floor lamps. %a Ss TO 19.50 PAIR : living room picture with a lovely Bigelow Weavers Rug and :