January 7, 1938 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938. ee , NEVADA CITY NUGGET “INCREASED AID . [ ges :.. . PAHATSI WINTER «© FORCALIF. ACED Capital aero Sacramento Cha SACRAMENTO>-Jan>-—6> = State = ~ = a : Controller Harry B. Riley announc, ; AS eee ee outing held annually between ChristSACRAMENT . 6. — x ed today that advances from the CRA O, Jan. 6 Before. ramento February 1 for street and mas and New Years, closed last . state’s general fund to counties for. t#e. new year is over, hundreds and. Sidewalk grading and surfacing and. yursqay after a turkey dinner at-. sewer and water system at Kennett. Were starting the New Year right/ . — CAMP CLOSES . see er of Commerce winter cami aetve'aar snow . SPECIAL JANUARY! FEATURES berievolent aid to thé aged, needy perhaps thousands of ‘men will be at tended by 75 scouts and leaders) from children and the blind had material-. work on the Central Valley Water The state finance department anTahoe and Marin Councils. ‘Perfect ly increased during the last quartProject, backers predicted this week. nounced this week that there is to er ee ee eo eee eave ne We offer the newest in 1938 styled aS : When finished, the project will en-. ye a new state office. building conhours for enjoyable skiing. Christies, ; : _ Prior to July. 1, 1937, the coun-. rich both Sacramento and San Joastructed ‘on the pertieaet éorase ot telemarks and all the frills’ were eek ras ties advanced the, entire cost of. quin Valleys, an area of more than. i9tn and P witeats it in batisved learned from instructors Dr. Frank BLUE WHITE these benevolent services, and on. 500 miles long and 50 miles wide. fat a Hew Brilaing “tn this location . #OW@'d of San Rafael and Nels : claims filed semi-annually with the. ~ The Southern Pacific company has will relieve the present crowded con-. “ikKelstad of the University of Cali1] / State Department of Social Welfare. started work on the re-routing of dition in the old motor vehicle cate: fornia. [AMONDS the counties were reimbursed for. 37 miles of its tracks, which would. ing at 11th and P streets. now ocSpace was cleared on lake Kilborn a : ; = oe portion of the load carried by; be under water upon completion. of . cupied by the cinéaiplovadl eect reaaoee and five pairs of ice skates found oes Sa ; 2 } 4 , ment and the state personnel board. a pate. ee ere Whereby the counties file estimates bridges to’ be more than 3,000 feet : taken of the camp activities. lady. Sturdy, rugged models for the Big savings! Easy . of payments on a quarterly basis in long and will be approximately 470 The state planning commission In addition to instruction in skiL : to buy! Terms! . advance of need. In this way, declar-. feet above the Pit river canyon. this week affirmed its belief that. ims technic a series of friendly conappeesecsud sieges ee : ’ ed Controller ieee both federal and The Shasta dam, key unit in the; $15,000,000 in Federal funds should . t¢StS were held which developed keen If you didn’t. get the watch you Come HL We lI state funds are available to the coun-. project, will tower more than 560. be made available for the building ; ©O™ Petition. The winners in the. . 8 : . gladly show you Ce ee assisting them in. feet, to become the second largest . of a deep water canal from Suisun] €rOSS country event-were John Koo. wanted for Christmas, , Select It our selection of meeting the financial requirements} concrete dam in the world. The tirst. Bay to Sacramento, forwarding its. her.MsBllestad and Jim RickseckTODAY! new settings! without placing undue burden upon. 4-mile section of the Contra Costa} recommendation to the national com. &TIn the down mountain event the county officials and treasury funds.; Canal, started several months ago,. mission. The ship canal would pro-. Winners were J. Ricksecker, Ken Claims filed by the counties esti-. will be completed early this year. vide a thirty foot channel and make} Reynolds and M. Ellestad. For the \ : hate an expenditure of $11,616,591.It is reported by Walker Young,. it possible for ocean-going vessels 'JUumping the winners were J. Rick-; 93 for the quarter October 1—Dec-7 engineer in charge, that Friant camp;to tome directly -to Sacramento,. Secker, John Kooher andKen Reyember 31, 1937, for the care of the. near Fresno, site for the Friant’ eliminating the necessity of ‘Fans nolds. aged, needy children ‘and ie SEs dam, virtually is completed. The in-;shipping from ocean to river boats. This was the largest winter camp Of this amount the federal govern-. stallation of a water and electrical; After reviewing requests submitted . SToup since. scout snow ski camps . g : 4 ment advanced $4,723,631.66, the. system will furnish the construction!from various states, the national. Were inaugurated by Scout Tek ent state $3,594,870.11 and the counties} of the camp, which will house and. commission will submit a report to{H. Ricksecker in December 1926 for assuming” $3,298,090.13, declared) office government employes at the; President. Roosevelt. for recom-. the scouts of Tahie Area Council. . 124 Mill Street ‘Chass Valley, Calif. Phone 155 Controller Riley. 5 _ . project. Bids will be opened in Sac-} mendation. Bountiful meals were prepared by} Advances;on a corresponding basis : cook Fred Stephen and his assist-. for the previous, quarter July 1-September 30, 1937, totaled $9,980,251.98, of which the federal governments share was $4,226,048.03, the state’s portion $3,020,849.09 and the counties’ paying $2,733,354.86. Controller Riley said that com‘plete figures’ are not yet available for the grants to-be made for the ants Bill Cluff and Bill Brooks. Ke” Reynolds was in charge of the camp skis. Other leaders in ‘additign to those mentioned were Scout Executive R. H. Worsley and. R. B. Jacka of Marin county and Joe Stephen-' son of Nevada City. Almost every troop of the Tahoe Area have reserved dates for troop . week end trips to Pahatsi this winter for snow sports. January-March, 1938, quarter but it} 81 to $1,375,939.36 an expenditure is estimated that the state’s portion] increase of 10.3 per* cent. will be approximately $34900,000. Minor increases in case load’ for This represents'ah increased exppend-. aid to blind jumped from 4,971 to iture of 29 per cent over the outgo. 5,089, with a large increase taking for the July 1-September 30, 1937,. place in the amount of the average quarter. monthly grant. This. was jumped A corresponding increase is shown. from $38.24 in July-September quarin case load for the October-Decem-. ter to /$47.45 in October-December. ber quarter compared with thepre-} Total expenditures for this.aid. wete vious quarter, reports Controller} estimated to be $724,419.66, as comRiley. Number of aged to receive aid. pared to $570,256.71 for previous} : . during the October-December quart-. quarter, or a percentage increase of er is estimated to be 94,528, com-. approximately 27 per cent. ew . pared with 84,720 for the © prior These figures, declared Controller . } Guarter, an increase of 11.6 per ceni.}. Riley are based on the counties es. In addition to the increase in case timates of case load and average if load there is shown also.an increase. monthly payments to recipients. Ad‘in the average monthly grant from] justments between the actual and the + $32.14 to $33.56. Total expenditures} estimated are made in ‘subsequent . -MABEN’S DAIRY a ea PASTURIZED Ranch-to-Customer Delivery RAW CREAM Service in Nevada City and AND MILK . Grass Valley . » Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. ADDRESS, MABEN’S DAIRY, BOX 847, GRASS VALLEY. Use Classified: Ads. TOMATOES Highway. ee Ne 2 = 2'\%4 can, 3 for , ¢ i}; for aid to aged increased from $8,-. quarters. Nee. S i}, 168,111.46 to $9,516,232.91 for the These figures do no include any i}, Tespective quarters, payments made from the state’s gen. Similar increases, stated Mr. Riley,] eral fund for reimbursement to the . ‘are shown in aid to needy children,+counties for benevolent aids advancithe ease load increasing from 27,635! ed prior to July 1, 1937. Controller Journals, Ledgers, if in July-September quarter to 3 197, tileyestimates the unpaid state’s = a . GROUND‘ Time Books, ¥i'n October-December, an increase ct; share of this aid was around $8,000,: >. f i923 per cent. The average maptnie } 006 on July 1, 1937. Approximately : : ‘ WH EN YOU BUY shoot ; grant rose from $14;98 to $15.11.! $5,000.00 f this unpaid state’s porFalcon Files, 1s ee : i ee 0,000 of this paid siate’s por : n dB Cli D i]: Total expenditures for aid to needy! tion»under the old procedure of payAr E var Oxes, Ips; aters, ij; children increased from $1,241,883.-. ment was taken care of during the Numbering Machines, ee period JulyNovember, 1937. . Columnar Books, Receipt, Everything for the office. ee PEACHES j To All Who Suffer . RusSHANS PLANT APPLE sa Ll . Libby's Halves, J — 1 From Acute Attacks TN, ‘ : leone” Lae No 0 an 17e 1938STANDARD . . Agthma-Bronchitis TREES IN CALIF, IN 1820 AIR wu a y COFFEE : DIARIES ee BERKELEY, Jan. 6.—The .apple Packed in the whole bean. Comes to us by schedAND CALENDAR Over 9,000,000 Bottles of This. -appears to have played an outstanduled delivery; ground the moment you buy it, giv: : ; Famous Cough Mixture iing part in both the ‘history and the ing you ADDED freshness and flavor. ioe PADS AND HOLDERS. Sold in Canada horticulture of California, accordTs be teres “doses. of the Famous . ing to.a review of the apple industry BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE in sweetened hot . just made public by H. M. ButterH water and sipped slowly just before retirss ae oe gas ing usually ensures a restful night’s sleep. {. field, specialist in. agricultural exff WE DICKERMAN . poe ag Fee ou! i seep Gore and tension in the University of CaliforBD ae te For those who want the BEST. Rich, fraZ ake refreshed if you will be just wise : ae : Se . wake refreshe y nia. History shows that. one of the —~ grant, full-bodied. Frésh, whole roast— Dunbar, 5 OZ, tall enough to take 2 or 3 doses before you /. go to bed. first things the Russians did after % d 5 Drug . Store i BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE is sold by all_good oer . 3 conte ground to order when you buy it, . druggists—learn for yourself awliy Pe arriving at Bodega was to plant appaorconrtt Bl : sts CITY ley s Cut-sells "all other Cough and Cold ‘ple trees and that may justly be said zy i ———" HARRIS DRUGS to have been the start of the industryin Sonoma county. These trees were supposed to have been planted in 1820, and traces of this old orchard still remain. History. also shows that, Captain Joseph Aram, one of General Fremont’s chief aides made a quick trip from Sacramento to San Jose in 1846 with his company of troops, to disperse a band of marauding Mexi-. cans who were threatening the town, and remained to start a nursery in which the apple prominently figured. Captain Aram .was one of those to write the first state constitution at Monterey, and he represented San Jose in the first legislature. The numiber of apple trees increased rapidly in California’s first ten years of statehood, but since that! itime the increase has been relatively slow. In 1910-there were 2,482,762 . : bearing apple trees, while in 1930 the number had increased to 2,870,417. The number of nonbearing trees has barely mainitained an even production in recent years. The crop has varied between 5,000,000 and 10,000,000 bushels in recent years, but , To anybody $ ay, since 1930 has been under the latter figure. : ‘ : : almost ANYWHERE Ever: since a certain Chinaman was given to ,understand that he could not pack dried apples with his bare feet, the industry has made marked Edwards’ DEPENDABLE WHITE KING, Large pkg. . COFFEE, 2 lb. can ASe Granulated Soap 29e PEAS—Stokelys Honey Pod : GRAPE JUICE 8e Large No. 2 can 13e Welchs Pint bottle Be FLOUR—Harvest BlosLl. 39 reo ey Les ? W35e@ som, 49 lb. sack nn JELL WELL All Flavors >. : SYRUP—Sleepy Hollow — MAYONNAISE, Nu Made ye Pintiug Quart jar ¢ Quart jug 33c : BREAD 114 Ib. loaf 12¢ Julia Lee Wright. White or Wheat Sliced TOMATO SAUCE 6for —J 7c Highway Buffet can MACARONI Elbo Cut. 5 Ib. bag 9c BEANS, Calif. Pinks _5 Ibs. 95c RAISINS 4 pound bag 93¢ Thompson Seedless PINEAPPLE JUICE No.2can 9c Libby’s RICE Fancy California 6 Ibs. > MARGARINE 2 pounds © : ~Robin Hood or Dinner Bell ‘ IVORY SOAP Large 10 oz. oS Ne ‘RINSO Large package Ie Granulated Soap P & G NAPTHA Giant bar—4 for rl 5e ‘Laundry Soap BEER—Brown Derby 4 for ' 11 oz. bottle Long Distance is eager to give you a quick connec_, tion with anybody, anywhere, at any time. Her loyal, ' interested service ata you to conduct matters hi e3 of social, family or business interest as if you were at strides in both efficient growing and the distant place talking face-to-face. packing practices. At .present it is , i i ith a new spray, Go there first by telephone! experimenting wit 2 fi is P phenothiazine, whereby it hopes to “TH IFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ye {get rid of its awkward and costly spray residue problem. D STREET, ‘TELEPHONE 156 ees a a leads pita eee “:" Subscribe for The Nugget. Qo = PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY TI FO ESE LAE 13, INCLUSIVE .

FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938. ee , NEVADA CITY NUGGET “INCREASED AID . [ ges :.... . PAHATSI WINTER «© FORCALIF. ACED Capital aero Sacramento Cha SACRAMENTO>-Jan>-—6> = State = ~ = a : Controller Harry B. Riley announc, ; AS eee ee outing held annually between ChristSACRAMENT . 6. — x ed today that advances from the CRA O, Jan. 6 Before. ramento February 1 for street and mas and New Years, closed last . state’s general fund to counties for. t#e. new year is over, hundreds and. Sidewalk grading and surfacing and. yursqay after a turkey dinner at-. sewer and water system at Kennett. Were starting the New Year right/ . — CAMP CLOSES . see er of Commerce winter cami aetve'aar snow . SPECIAL JANUARY! FEATURES berievolent aid to thé aged, needy perhaps thousands of ‘men will be at tended by 75 scouts and leaders) from children and the blind had material-. work on the Central Valley Water The state finance department anTahoe and Marin Councils. ‘Perfect ly increased during the last quartProject, backers predicted this week. nounced this week that there is to er ee ee eo eee eave ne We offer the newest in 1938 styled aS : When finished, the project will en-. ye a new state office. building conhours for enjoyable skiing. Christies, ; : _ Prior to July. 1, 1937, the coun-. rich both Sacramento and San Joastructed ‘on the pertieaet éorase ot telemarks and all the frills’ were eek ras ties advanced the, entire cost of. quin Valleys, an area of more than. i9tn and P witeats it in batisved learned from instructors Dr. Frank BLUE WHITE these benevolent services, and on. 500 miles long and 50 miles wide. fat a Hew Brilaing “tn this location . #OW@'d of San Rafael and Nels : claims filed semi-annually with the. ~ The Southern Pacific company has will relieve the present crowded con-. “ikKelstad of the University of Cali1] / State Department of Social Welfare. started work on the re-routing of dition in the old motor vehicle cate: fornia. [AMONDS the counties were reimbursed for. 37 miles of its tracks, which would. ing at 11th and P streets. now ocSpace was cleared on lake Kilborn a : ; = oe portion of the load carried by; be under water upon completion. of . cupied by the cinéaiplovadl eect reaaoee and five pairs of ice skates found oes Sa ; 2 } 4 , ment and the state personnel board. a pate. ee ere Whereby the counties file estimates bridges to’ be more than 3,000 feet : taken of the camp activities. lady. Sturdy, rugged models for the Big savings! Easy . of payments on a quarterly basis in long and will be approximately 470 The state planning commission In addition to instruction in skiL : to buy! Terms! . advance of need. In this way, declar-. feet above the Pit river canyon. this week affirmed its belief that. ims technic a series of friendly conappeesecsud sieges ee : ’ ed Controller ieee both federal and The Shasta dam, key unit in the; $15,000,000 in Federal funds should . t¢StS were held which developed keen If you didn’t. get the watch you Come HL We lI state funds are available to the coun-. project, will tower more than 560. be made available for the building ; ©O™ Petition. The winners in the. . 8 : . gladly show you Ce ee assisting them in. feet, to become the second largest . of a deep water canal from Suisun] €rOSS country event-were John Koo. wanted for Christmas, , Select It our selection of meeting the financial requirements} concrete dam in the world. The tirst. Bay to Sacramento, forwarding its. her.MsBllestad and Jim RickseckTODAY! new settings! without placing undue burden upon. 4-mile section of the Contra Costa} recommendation to the national com. &TIn the down mountain event the county officials and treasury funds.; Canal, started several months ago,. mission. The ship canal would pro-. Winners were J. Ricksecker, Ken Claims filed by the counties esti-. will be completed early this year. vide a thirty foot channel and make} Reynolds and M. Ellestad. For the \ : hate an expenditure of $11,616,591.It is reported by Walker Young,. it possible for ocean-going vessels 'JUumping the winners were J. Rick-; 93 for the quarter October 1—Dec-7 engineer in charge, that Friant camp;to tome directly -to Sacramento,. Secker, John Kooher andKen Reyember 31, 1937, for the care of the. near Fresno, site for the Friant’ eliminating the necessity of ‘Fans nolds. aged, needy children ‘and ie SEs dam, virtually is completed. The in-;shipping from ocean to river boats. This was the largest winter camp Of this amount the federal govern-. stallation of a water and electrical; After reviewing requests submitted . SToup since. scout snow ski camps . g : 4 ment advanced $4,723,631.66, the. system will furnish the construction!from various states, the national. Were inaugurated by Scout Tek ent state $3,594,870.11 and the counties} of the camp, which will house and. commission will submit a report to{H. Ricksecker in December 1926 for assuming” $3,298,090.13, declared) office government employes at the; President. Roosevelt. for recom-. the scouts of Tahie Area Council. . 124 Mill Street ‘Chass Valley, Calif. Phone 155 Controller Riley. 5 _ . project. Bids will be opened in Sac-} mendation. Bountiful meals were prepared by} Advances;on a corresponding basis : cook Fred Stephen and his assist-. for the previous, quarter July 1-September 30, 1937, totaled $9,980,251.98, of which the federal governments share was $4,226,048.03, the state’s portion $3,020,849.09 and the counties’ paying $2,733,354.86. Controller Riley said that com‘plete figures’ are not yet available for the grants to-be made for the ants Bill Cluff and Bill Brooks. Ke” Reynolds was in charge of the camp skis. Other leaders in ‘additign to those mentioned were Scout Executive R. H. Worsley and. R. B. Jacka of Marin county and Joe Stephen-' son of Nevada City. Almost every troop of the Tahoe Area have reserved dates for troop . week end trips to Pahatsi this winter for snow sports. January-March, 1938, quarter but it} 81 to $1,375,939.36 an expenditure is estimated that the state’s portion] increase of 10.3 per* cent. will be approximately $34900,000. Minor increases in case load’ for This represents'ah increased exppend-. aid to blind jumped from 4,971 to iture of 29 per cent over the outgo. 5,089, with a large increase taking for the July 1-September 30, 1937,. place in the amount of the average quarter. monthly grant. This. was jumped A corresponding increase is shown. from $38.24 in July-September quarin case load for the October-Decem-. ter to /$47.45 in October-December. ber quarter compared with thepre-} Total expenditures for this.aid. wete vious quarter, reports Controller} estimated to be $724,419.66, as comRiley. Number of aged to receive aid. pared to $570,256.71 for previous} : . during the October-December quart-. quarter, or a percentage increase of er is estimated to be 94,528, com-. approximately 27 per cent. ew . pared with 84,720 for the © prior These figures, declared Controller . } Guarter, an increase of 11.6 per ceni.}. Riley are based on the counties es. In addition to the increase in case timates of case load and average if load there is shown also.an increase. monthly payments to recipients. Ad‘in the average monthly grant from] justments between the actual and the + $32.14 to $33.56. Total expenditures} estimated are made in ‘subsequent . -MABEN’S DAIRY a ea PASTURIZED Ranch-to-Customer Delivery RAW CREAM Service in Nevada City and AND MILK . Grass Valley . » Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. ADDRESS, MABEN’S DAIRY, BOX 847, GRASS VALLEY. Use Classified: Ads. TOMATOES Highway. ee Ne 2 = 2'\%4 can, 3 for , ¢ i}; for aid to aged increased from $8,-. quarters. Nee. S i}, 168,111.46 to $9,516,232.91 for the These figures do no include any i}, Tespective quarters, payments made from the state’s gen. Similar increases, stated Mr. Riley,] eral fund for reimbursement to the . ‘are shown in aid to needy children,+counties for benevolent aids advancithe ease load increasing from 27,635! ed prior to July 1, 1937. Controller Journals, Ledgers, if in July-September quarter to 3 197, tileyestimates the unpaid state’s = a . GROUND‘ Time Books, ¥i'n October-December, an increase ct; share of this aid was around $8,000,: >. f i923 per cent. The average maptnie } 006 on July 1, 1937. Approximately : : ‘ WH EN YOU BUY shoot ; grant rose from $14;98 to $15.11.! $5,000.00 f this unpaid state’s porFalcon Files, 1s ee : i ee 0,000 of this paid siate’s por

: n dB Cli D i]: Total expenditures for aid to needy! tion»under the old procedure of payAr E var Oxes, Ips; aters, ij; children increased from $1,241,883.-. ment was taken care of during the Numbering Machines, ee period JulyNovember, 1937. . Columnar Books, Receipt, Everything for the office. ee PEACHES j To All Who Suffer . RusSHANS PLANT APPLE sa Ll . Libby's Halves, J — 1 From Acute Attacks TN, ‘ : leone” Lae No 0 an 17e 1938STANDARD . . Agthma-Bronchitis TREES IN CALIF, IN 1820 AIR wu a y COFFEE : DIARIES ee BERKELEY, Jan. 6.—The .apple Packed in the whole bean. Comes to us by schedAND CALENDAR Over 9,000,000 Bottles of This. -appears to have played an outstanduled delivery; ground the moment you buy it, giv: : ; Famous Cough Mixture iing part in both the ‘history and the ing you ADDED freshness and flavor. ioe PADS AND HOLDERS. Sold in Canada horticulture of California, accordTs be teres “doses. of the Famous . ing to.a review of the apple industry BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE in sweetened hot . just made public by H. M. ButterH water and sipped slowly just before retirss ae oe gas ing usually ensures a restful night’s sleep. {. field, specialist in. agricultural exff WE DICKERMAN . poe ag Fee ou! i seep Gore and tension in the University of CaliforBD ae te For those who want the BEST. Rich, fraZ ake refreshed if you will be just wise : ae : Se . wake refreshe y nia. History shows that. one of the —~ grant, full-bodied. Frésh, whole roast— Dunbar, 5 OZ, tall enough to take 2 or 3 doses before you /. go to bed. first things the Russians did after % d 5 Drug . Store i BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE is sold by all_good oer . 3 conte ground to order when you buy it, . druggists—learn for yourself awliy Pe arriving at Bodega was to plant appaorconrtt Bl : sts CITY ley s Cut-sells "all other Cough and Cold ‘ple trees and that may justly be said zy i ———" HARRIS DRUGS to have been the start of the industryin Sonoma county. These trees were supposed to have been planted in 1820, and traces of this old orchard still remain. History. also shows that, Captain Joseph Aram, one of General Fremont’s chief aides made a quick trip from Sacramento to San Jose in 1846 with his company of troops, to disperse a band of marauding Mexi-. cans who were threatening the town, and remained to start a nursery in which the apple prominently figured. Captain Aram .was one of those to write the first state constitution at Monterey, and he represented San Jose in the first legislature. The numiber of apple trees increased rapidly in California’s first ten years of statehood, but since that! itime the increase has been relatively slow. In 1910-there were 2,482,762 . : bearing apple trees, while in 1930 the number had increased to 2,870,417. The number of nonbearing trees has barely mainitained an even production in recent years. The crop has varied between 5,000,000 and 10,000,000 bushels in recent years, but , To anybody $ ay, since 1930 has been under the latter figure. : ‘ : : almost ANYWHERE Ever: since a certain Chinaman was given to ,understand that he could not pack dried apples with his bare feet, the industry has made marked Edwards’ DEPENDABLE WHITE KING, Large pkg. . COFFEE, 2 lb. can ASe Granulated Soap 29e PEAS—Stokelys Honey Pod : GRAPE JUICE 8e Large No. 2 can 13e Welchs Pint bottle Be FLOUR—Harvest BlosLl. 39 reo ey Les ? W35e@ som, 49 lb. sack nn JELL WELL All Flavors >. : SYRUP—Sleepy Hollow — MAYONNAISE, Nu Made ye Pintiug Quart jar ¢ Quart jug 33c : BREAD 114 Ib. loaf 12¢ Julia Lee Wright. White or Wheat Sliced TOMATO SAUCE 6for —J 7c Highway Buffet can MACARONI Elbo Cut. 5 Ib. bag 9c BEANS, Calif. Pinks _5 Ibs. 95c RAISINS 4 pound bag 93¢ Thompson Seedless PINEAPPLE JUICE No.2can 9c Libby’s RICE Fancy California 6 Ibs. > MARGARINE 2 pounds © : ~Robin Hood or Dinner Bell ‘ IVORY SOAP Large 10 oz. oS Ne ‘RINSO Large package Ie Granulated Soap P & G NAPTHA Giant bar—4 for rl 5e ‘Laundry Soap BEER—Brown Derby 4 for ' 11 oz. bottle Long Distance is eager to give you a quick connec_, tion with anybody, anywhere, at any time. Her loyal, ' interested service ata you to conduct matters hi e3 of social, family or business interest as if you were at strides in both efficient growing and the distant place talking face-to-face. packing practices. At .present it is , i i ith a new spray, Go there first by telephone! experimenting wit 2 fi is P phenothiazine, whereby it hopes to “TH IFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ye {get rid of its awkward and costly spray residue problem. D STREET, ‘TELEPHONE 156 ees a a leads pita eee “:" Subscribe for The Nugget. Qo = PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY TI FO ESE LAE 13, INCLUSIVE .