July 24, 1936 (6 pages)

PAGE TWO NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1936. Debesaseosesedeneoneconceseooencenesetoossersocetoees * Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newesspet,. as. defined by statute. Printed and Published "at Nevada City. H. M. LEBTE Edétor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at. Nevada City, California, and entered as _ mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, > 1879. so eaterfe ote alesfeate i, S ony Mo ats ate ate aes ale ate: RATES SUBSCRIPTION One year (In Advance) R N a i) 284 34, feel * 3 e he BEST THAT MERRIAM RECALL MOVE a DIE NATURAL DEATH Little has been heard, recently, of the movement started in Southern California to muss up the election this year by thrusting into it a vote for the recall of Governor Merriam; but at last accounts nothing stood in the way of getting the petition on the ballot except the difficulty in raising the money to do it. The tradition is that signatures can be got to any petition to do anything at ten cents a name. All that seemed Jacking in this case’ was.the necessary multiple often cents. Let it be hoped that either lack of money or the reluctance of people to sign will keep this particular petition from the ballot. One does not have to be an admirer of ‘Governor Merriam to realize how easily the state might jump from: the faults for which he has been criticised to the dangers of some resolute radical or faddist. Or, even if the recall should fail, or should result in the election of an entirely acceptable opposing candidate, the confusion imported into a campaign that needs to be unconfused would be.in itself a major evil. Governor Merriam was elected after a campaign in which there were no illusions. Both his strong and his weak points were fully realized. They are no different now. There is no reason for recalling him now that would not have been an equally persuasive motive for defeating him. then. The people very properly decided, then, that on the whole case Mr. Merriam should be elected. On the whole case, Mr. Merriam should now be retained. And, on an even stronger case, an election which has issues which must be decided now should not be confused by raising others which do not need to be decided now. Let them be raised, if at all, in their due and proper time—which will be at the regular state election, two: years from now.—San Francisco Chronicle. They will reside in an attractive lit—_—_— tle home, he has about completed on Miss Dorothy Jurkovich, bride-to-. the Req Dog road east of Nevada be, of this city, was entertained at a City. delightful party and shower WednesThose present’ for the delightful dey evening. Cards were the diver) aff air were: Misses Lucy Rukavina, SHOWER FOR EBRIDE-TO-BE ROAD MEETING . IN DOWNIEVILLE WELL ATTENDED Swaying from sidé to side around. the thousand curves of the highway which the late Judge McMahon of Sierra county designated as the “Mae West road,’’ a caravan of Nevada City and Grass Valley men and women attended to a road meeting} at Downieville Tuesday, following a breakfast in the National hotel in this city. The meeting in Downieville was held in the old St. Charles hotel} with Tony Lavezzola as host, and approximately fifty persons sat down to the tables. A. J. Just, distrietattorney of Sierra county and president of the Sierra County Chamber of Commerce, presided. Chief. speakers were: William Boucher, manager of the Sacramento Valley District Chamber of Commerce, Edward J. Neron, deputy director of the Department of ~Pub‘that department; one had a good time. The following persons were there: William Boucher, Secretary of the Sacramento Branch of the _ State 23 EMPLOYEES Chamber of Commerce; Edward T. Neron, Deputy Director of Public Works, and northern California asTwenty three employees . sistant to Earl Lee Kelly, head of. Pacific Gas and Electric Skiveny way district; Judge J. M. Supervisor received a gathering; Inman, “big hand’’ from L. .B. -O’Rourke, Commerce; R. J. Bennetts, J. Bennetts, Jesse Colusa county; L. A. of Supervisors; Cameron, Lucile A. Costa, lic Works and C. H. Whitmore, highway engineer in charge of this district. AS usual none of the speakers ventured outside of generalities in discussing the Downieville highway. Neron assured the people that the highway commission had the problem of the Downieville highway at heart and intended to do something about it. He did not say when nor how much. Whitmore, gave a resume, of the divisions into which the tax fund has been eut, showing that only a half cent of the four cent gas tax is available for road construction of reconstruction of roads. Boucher talked of the many road tours which he as manager of the-State Chamber is making and the alleged gzood these trips are doing in acquainting the state road officials with the desires of the people. Judge Tuttle assured Sierra county people that.the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce was 100 per cent behind them in their efforts to get money appropriated for making the Downieville highway a safe road, and proposed that when the next. meeting of the state highway com-'! mission takes place a large delega. tion from both counties present their case to the commission. itself. . . Eva Cotrell, Lil Duechessi, Mary So. laro, Bernice Braun, Genevieve Ev}ans, Eva Saban, Mary Saban, Kay' : , . Saban, Lu Cicogni, Jen Vranich, Stel. A profusion of gorgeous pink . 1, Melranich, Olga Radich, Annie . oe ee pee ee Pree! . Biaiten, Viola damhovieh, Antia Jur . Bere one Need 1 ee Peek aud Wel? vovien, ony Budl, Mesdamen Bijien, decorative color scheme. The bride. jage Zanocco, E. Conley, Silva, Vrato-be received many beautiful gifts. . nich, W. Budi, Radich, Tony Rore, Dainty refreshments were’ served OP late in the evening. . Miss Jurkovich will marry Mr. . Fred Motrell some time in August. . t sion of the evening. Mrs. Tony Rore'! ‘winning high score and Miss Olga); Radich, low. NUGGET ADS PAY . speech_ . joint meeting of Sierra and Nevada county chambers sometime since, it had been agreed to ask for $300,000 to straighten out the numerous kinks in the Downieville hizhway . speakers were Fred BE. Conner, L. 3B; O’Rourke’ and R. L. P. Judge Inman made a humorous}; in which he kidded his old! friends in the state capitol. Mr. Just recited the fact that at a Other 2izelow. It was a good dinner and every4S YOUR JR REFRIGERATOR GOLD TEST if TODAY WITH THIS / ACCURATE Fie, GAUG ® Your refrigerator must maintain temperatures below 50°. If it does not, it cannot bpd your food. “Take the temperature” o if orson re‘4 frigerator now with this accurate Cold-Gauge. We give it free to adults. Nothing to buy. No obligation. — (CA: =SSL RIG /RAIRE We are authorized dealers for FRIGIDAIRE ae . made only by General Motors 122 West Main Street 203 Coctarrcial Street ‘tai cae TNea Peers eee Ter e Spake yon aniigs =m TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS it The studio that satisfies, Good Gress Valles Wilh you please rmotify the yh 107 Mill St. prctos at reasonable prices—no Nugget: Office any time you do x suess work. 8-hour Kodak finishnet rece;ve your COB) of the i Dr cTroeRaPrrer Saas ae Vevada City Nugget. 4 ing service. eat PHONE 36 FF SECRET PE ES jE ey? LOOK FOR THIS ERM (NAME-PLATE CLIFF A. DE BERRY Grass Valley—_Phone 41 § Also On Display At Noyes Electric Shop ENOUGH ? : Trvowr) Cot Far) ce $ection OOR App 0o e« Getyour free Cold-Gauge now while limited supply lasts! : (356) Nevada City cile McDonald, R. M. Scott, DeWitt Nelson, Forest Supervisor; H. M. Leete, Nevada City Nugget; V. E. Hallock, Andrew Moglin, T. E. Dayies, Sierra county supervisors; Wythe; Sheriff W. B. Johnson, A. J. Ponta, ‘traffic officer, C. H. Wetmore, District Engineer, of the 11th highJudge Raglan Tuttle, former Forest R. L. P. Bigelow, who the chairman of the Plumas County Chamber ; of Commerce; Fred E. Conner, president of the Nevada City Chamber of Mrs. k. Poundstone of Schroeder, chairman of the Sierra County Board Loyle E. Freeman, president of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce: EB. K. McDonald, secretary Plumas County Chamber of Commerce; John M. Sheedy, Downieville mining man; F. H. Turner, county clerk of Sierra county; B. Denmire, George F. Taylor, county surveyor of Sierra county; Mrs. Nora Mary Irma Beck, NRS secretary; Mrs. Margaret Elaine Lambert, County Treasurer Sierra count; C. W. Robins, LuG. M. who convoy; ed the party from the Middle Yuba river; W. F. Roddy; John W. O'Neill of the The Morning Union; Kenneth PG. & E. HONORS with records ranging from five to thirty years, received service badges on Sunday last at the annual barbecue of the Pacific Service Employees Association at the grounds of the Placer Country Club. The awards in recognition of services were made by H. M. Cooper, Division Manager. Those receiving the badges were: Thirty years: A. P. Clark, Roseville; twenty five years: John W. Bristow, Auburn; Charles A. Harbsmeier, Halsey; George W. Tobey, Auburn; Harlie S. Wilson, Auburn; twenty years: George W. Hager, Drum; Guijas J. Richards’ Wise; Lester W. Ruth, Auburn; fifteen years: Phillip J. Federer, Auburn; Frank T. Fontz, Drum; Henry J. (Stewart, Grass Valley; Thomas M. ‘Waistell, Auburn; ten years: John L. Bennett, Grass Valley; George Bowen, ‘Alta; Henry T. Brooks, Au‘burn; Samuel Chadderton, Grass Valley; John L. Johnson, Auburn; Latta; Mr. and Mrs. A. Costa; G. A. Baumgartner, ‘Highway Engineer of Butte county; Sam Marks, president of the Board. of Supervisors of Sij;erra county; S. T. Bennetts, Butte county supervisor; Mrs. Gaylord Green, Floriston; O. E. Odegaard, RiP: Ramelli, C. G. Hinkle, Quincy . ALEX DURBIN LAID TO REST TOMORROY Funeral services for the late Alex Durbin will be held at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow morning at the Holmes Funeral Home with the Rev. H. H. Buckner. officiating. ; Alex Durbin passed away early Wednesday morning after a_ brief illness. Deceased was 82 years old, a native of Needham, Mass. When 2 young man he came to Nevada City and had made his home here er since. a He was a skilled painter by trade, retiring some years ago. He is survived by his wife and the follo ing children: Mrs. Edna Gatliff of No ka, Calif.;. Mrs. Edith Carr of* Almest, Calif., Elmer Durbin of Nevada City and Elton Durbin of Sacramento. Three grandchildren, Donold, Dick and Miss Dorothy Thomas. Fred Knudsen, Jr., Auburn; Martha N. Spooner, Auburn; five years, Blair E. Eddy, Colfax; Willidm Ey Marshal, Auburn; Jack P. Roberts, — Deer Creek; Robert Ruth, Deer Creek, A barbecue, prepared by W. S.’ Cluff, Charles Lee and Jack Peden; was served to 450 @mployees and guests. A ball game between the Placer and Nevada/ districts was won © by Placer. SNEATH AND CLAY PROPERTY Mr. B. L./ Eastman, superintendent of the Sneath and Clay mine,. Hotel man; Raymond McIntosh, W. W. Waggoner and Mrs. A. J. Just. states 23 velopment in the shaft. men are employed in deCATSUP Del Monte DEVILED MEAT Libbys 14 Cans Oxydol SUNBRITE Cleanser S CHAIN STORES HELP US? Fil say so! . ’ & sa 3 a ! RN = f (Fe aes i Ly , P EY \S CALIFORNIA G0wew SAY Chain: Storés yearly buy almost 230 million dollars worth of California’s principal farm products. They pay growers top prices, and provide a steady, dependable market for their crops through organized, large scale selling. CALIFORNLA CHAIN STORES HE THE GROWERS: + ‘Che Biggest Coffee Value Prices Effective July IN TOWN! ! 24th to 30th (Roll) 3 for 25° EACH 19c 3 bars 19¢ Delivered The result Fresh 3 cans 10 CRANGE PEKOE —LB, 47c . sp GREEN LB. 27 -. BEER . _ BROWN DERBY ' Plus Bottle Deposit UNCE BO’ one 274 4 ae CASE OF 24 BOTTLES . “ FLOOR WAX Johnsons CAKE FLOUR Swansdown GRAPE NUTS FLAKES CERT O FOR MAYONNAISE Aristocrat BREAD American Youth—White or SHORTENING Formay PEARL SHORTENING FL LOUR El] Grande en aaa rer yy AIRWAY COFFEE al Ib. POUNDS an in modern plants. Ground fresh at time of purchase. round to order "CANTERBURY TEA 12 OUNCE CANS MOTOR OIL 2 gallon sealed can Penn Radd 100% Pennsylvania Oil oe frequently. . Superb Flavor. tat XS Yneee cess cece cesne Lb. tin 59c Package 23¢ Package 10c Bottle 19¢ 1% gallon 16¢ Can 17 24 oz. loaf Wheat ea ie I2¢ 3 Ib. tin 53 4 lb. pkg. 39c 49 lbs. $1.15 WAY 2: , GROCER’ i a as mai prit twe gro Fra por ' tow ing mal stor fes leat Urb i wil) far! 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PAGE TWO NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1936. Debesaseosesedeneoneconceseooencenesetoossersocetoees * Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newesspet,. as. defined by statute. Printed and Published "at Nevada City. H. M. LEBTE Edétor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at. Nevada City, California, and entered as _ mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, > 1879. so eaterfe ote alesfeate i, S ony Mo ats ate ate aes ale ate: RATES SUBSCRIPTION One year (In Advance) R N a i) 284 34, feel * 3 e he BEST THAT MERRIAM RECALL MOVE a DIE NATURAL DEATH Little has been heard, recently, of the movement started in Southern California to muss up the election this year by thrusting into it a vote for the recall of Governor Merriam; but at last accounts nothing stood in the way of getting the petition on the ballot except the difficulty in raising the money to do it. The tradition is that signatures can be got to any petition to do anything at ten cents a name. All that seemed Jacking in this case’ was.the necessary multiple often cents. Let it be hoped that either lack of money or the reluctance of people to sign will keep this particular petition from the ballot. One does not have to be an admirer of ‘Governor Merriam to realize how easily the state might jump from: the faults for which he has been criticised to the dangers of some resolute radical or faddist. Or, even if the recall should fail, or should result in the election of an entirely acceptable opposing candidate, the confusion imported into a campaign that needs to be unconfused would be.in itself a major evil. Governor Merriam was elected after a campaign in which there were no illusions. Both his strong and his weak points were fully realized. They are no different now. There is no reason for recalling him now that would not have been an equally persuasive motive for defeating him. then. The people very properly decided, then, that on the whole case Mr. Merriam should be elected. On the whole case, Mr. Merriam should now be retained. And, on an even stronger case, an election which has issues which must be decided now should not be confused by raising others which do not need to be decided now. Let them be raised, if at all, in their due and proper time—which will be at the regular state election, two: years from now.—San Francisco Chronicle. They will reside in an attractive lit—_—_— tle home, he has about completed on Miss Dorothy Jurkovich, bride-to-. the Req Dog road east of Nevada be, of this city, was entertained at a City. delightful party and shower WednesThose present’ for the delightful dey evening. Cards were the diver) aff air were: Misses Lucy Rukavina, SHOWER FOR EBRIDE-TO-BE ROAD MEETING . IN DOWNIEVILLE WELL ATTENDED Swaying from sidé to side around. the thousand curves of the highway which the late Judge McMahon of Sierra county designated as the “Mae West road,’’ a caravan of Nevada City and Grass Valley men and women attended to a road meeting} at Downieville Tuesday, following a breakfast in the National hotel in this city. The meeting in Downieville was held in the old St. Charles hotel} with Tony Lavezzola as host, and approximately fifty persons sat down to the tables. A. J. Just, distrietattorney of Sierra county and president of the Sierra County Chamber of Commerce, presided. Chief. speakers were: William Boucher, manager of the Sacramento Valley District Chamber of Commerce, Edward J. Neron, deputy director of the Department of ~Pub‘that department; one had a good time. The following persons were there: William Boucher, Secretary of the Sacramento Branch of the _ State 23 EMPLOYEES Chamber of Commerce; Edward T. Neron, Deputy Director of Public Works, and northern California asTwenty three employees . sistant to Earl Lee Kelly, head of. Pacific Gas and Electric Skiveny way district; Judge J. M. Supervisor received a gathering; Inman, “big hand’’ from L. .B. -O’Rourke, Commerce; R. J. Bennetts, J. Bennetts, Jesse Colusa county; L. A. of Supervisors; Cameron, Lucile A. Costa, lic Works and C. H. Whitmore, highway engineer in charge of this district. AS usual none of the speakers ventured outside of generalities in discussing the Downieville highway. Neron assured the people that the highway commission had the problem of the Downieville highway at heart and intended to do something about it. He did not say when nor how much. Whitmore, gave a resume, of the divisions into which the tax fund has been eut, showing that only a half cent of the four cent gas tax is available for road construction of reconstruction of roads. Boucher talked of the many road tours which he as manager of the-State Chamber is making and the alleged gzood these trips are doing in acquainting the state road officials with the desires of the people. Judge Tuttle assured Sierra county people that.the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce was 100 per cent behind them in their efforts to get money appropriated for making the Downieville highway a safe road, and proposed that when the next. meeting of the state highway com-'! mission takes place a large delega. tion from both counties present their case to the commission. itself. . . Eva Cotrell, Lil Duechessi, Mary So. laro, Bernice Braun, Genevieve Ev}ans, Eva Saban, Mary Saban, Kay' : , . Saban, Lu Cicogni, Jen Vranich, Stel. A profusion of gorgeous pink . 1, Melranich, Olga Radich, Annie . oe ee pee ee Pree! . Biaiten, Viola damhovieh, Antia Jur . Bere one Need 1 ee Peek aud Wel? vovien, ony Budl, Mesdamen Bijien, decorative color scheme. The bride. jage Zanocco, E. Conley, Silva, Vrato-be received many beautiful gifts. . nich, W. Budi, Radich, Tony Rore, Dainty refreshments were’ served OP late in the evening. . Miss Jurkovich will marry Mr. . Fred Motrell some time in August. . t sion of the evening. Mrs. Tony Rore'! ‘winning high score and Miss Olga); Radich, low. NUGGET ADS PAY . speech_ . joint meeting of Sierra and Nevada county chambers sometime since, it had been agreed to ask for $300,000 to straighten out the numerous kinks in the Downieville hizhway . speakers were Fred BE. Conner, L. 3B; O’Rourke’ and R. L. P. Judge Inman made a humorous}; in which he kidded his old! friends in the state capitol. Mr. Just recited the fact that at a Other 2izelow. It was a good dinner and every4S YOUR JR REFRIGERATOR GOLD TEST if TODAY WITH THIS / ACCURATE Fie, GAUG ® Your refrigerator must maintain temperatures below 50°. If it does not, it cannot bpd your food. “Take the temperature” o if orson re‘4 frigerator now with this accurate Cold-Gauge. We give it free to adults. Nothing to buy. No obligation. — (CA: =SSL RIG /RAIRE We are authorized dealers for FRIGIDAIRE ae . made only by General Motors 122 West Main Street 203 Coctarrcial Street ‘tai cae TNea Peers eee Ter e Spake yon aniigs =m TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS it The studio that satisfies, Good Gress Valles Wilh you please rmotify the yh 107 Mill St. prctos at reasonable prices—no Nugget: Office any time you do x suess work. 8-hour Kodak finishnet rece;ve your COB) of the i Dr cTroeRaPrrer Saas ae Vevada City Nugget. 4 ing service. eat PHONE 36 FF SECRET PE ES jE ey? LOOK FOR THIS ERM (NAME-PLATE CLIFF A. DE BERRY Grass Valley—_Phone 41 § Also On Display At Noyes Electric Shop ENOUGH ? : Trvowr) Cot Far) ce $ection OOR App 0o e« Getyour free Cold-Gauge now while limited supply lasts! : (356) Nevada City cile McDonald, R. M. Scott, DeWitt Nelson, Forest Supervisor; H. M. Leete, Nevada City Nugget; V. E. Hallock, Andrew Moglin, T. E. Dayies, Sierra county supervisors; Wythe; Sheriff W. B. Johnson, A. J. Ponta, ‘traffic officer, C. H. Wetmore, District Engineer, of the 11th highJudge Raglan Tuttle, former Forest R. L. P. Bigelow, who

the chairman of the Plumas County Chamber ; of Commerce; Fred E. Conner, president of the Nevada City Chamber of Mrs. k. Poundstone of Schroeder, chairman of the Sierra County Board Loyle E. Freeman, president of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce: EB. K. McDonald, secretary Plumas County Chamber of Commerce; John M. Sheedy, Downieville mining man; F. H. Turner, county clerk of Sierra county; B. Denmire, George F. Taylor, county surveyor of Sierra county; Mrs. Nora Mary Irma Beck, NRS secretary; Mrs. Margaret Elaine Lambert, County Treasurer Sierra count; C. W. Robins, LuG. M. who convoy; ed the party from the Middle Yuba river; W. F. Roddy; John W. O'Neill of the The Morning Union; Kenneth PG. & E. HONORS with records ranging from five to thirty years, received service badges on Sunday last at the annual barbecue of the Pacific Service Employees Association at the grounds of the Placer Country Club. The awards in recognition of services were made by H. M. Cooper, Division Manager. Those receiving the badges were: Thirty years: A. P. Clark, Roseville; twenty five years: John W. Bristow, Auburn; Charles A. Harbsmeier, Halsey; George W. Tobey, Auburn; Harlie S. Wilson, Auburn; twenty years: George W. Hager, Drum; Guijas J. Richards’ Wise; Lester W. Ruth, Auburn; fifteen years: Phillip J. Federer, Auburn; Frank T. Fontz, Drum; Henry J. (Stewart, Grass Valley; Thomas M. ‘Waistell, Auburn; ten years: John L. Bennett, Grass Valley; George Bowen, ‘Alta; Henry T. Brooks, Au‘burn; Samuel Chadderton, Grass Valley; John L. Johnson, Auburn; Latta; Mr. and Mrs. A. Costa; G. A. Baumgartner, ‘Highway Engineer of Butte county; Sam Marks, president of the Board. of Supervisors of Sij;erra county; S. T. Bennetts, Butte county supervisor; Mrs. Gaylord Green, Floriston; O. E. Odegaard, RiP: Ramelli, C. G. Hinkle, Quincy . ALEX DURBIN LAID TO REST TOMORROY Funeral services for the late Alex Durbin will be held at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow morning at the Holmes Funeral Home with the Rev. H. H. Buckner. officiating. ; Alex Durbin passed away early Wednesday morning after a_ brief illness. Deceased was 82 years old, a native of Needham, Mass. When 2 young man he came to Nevada City and had made his home here er since. a He was a skilled painter by trade, retiring some years ago. He is survived by his wife and the follo ing children: Mrs. Edna Gatliff of No ka, Calif.;. Mrs. Edith Carr of* Almest, Calif., Elmer Durbin of Nevada City and Elton Durbin of Sacramento. Three grandchildren, Donold, Dick and Miss Dorothy Thomas. Fred Knudsen, Jr., Auburn; Martha N. Spooner, Auburn; five years, Blair E. Eddy, Colfax; Willidm Ey Marshal, Auburn; Jack P. Roberts, — Deer Creek; Robert Ruth, Deer Creek, A barbecue, prepared by W. S.’ Cluff, Charles Lee and Jack Peden; was served to 450 @mployees and guests. A ball game between the Placer and Nevada/ districts was won © by Placer. SNEATH AND CLAY PROPERTY Mr. B. L./ Eastman, superintendent of the Sneath and Clay mine,. Hotel man; Raymond McIntosh, W. W. Waggoner and Mrs. A. J. Just. states 23 velopment in the shaft. men are employed in deCATSUP Del Monte DEVILED MEAT Libbys 14 Cans Oxydol SUNBRITE Cleanser S CHAIN STORES HELP US? Fil say so! . ’ & sa 3 a ! RN = f (Fe aes i Ly , P EY \S CALIFORNIA G0wew SAY Chain: Storés yearly buy almost 230 million dollars worth of California’s principal farm products. They pay growers top prices, and provide a steady, dependable market for their crops through organized, large scale selling. CALIFORNLA CHAIN STORES HE THE GROWERS: + ‘Che Biggest Coffee Value Prices Effective July IN TOWN! ! 24th to 30th (Roll) 3 for 25° EACH 19c 3 bars 19¢ Delivered The result Fresh 3 cans 10 CRANGE PEKOE —LB, 47c .. sp GREEN LB. 27 -. BEER . _ BROWN DERBY ' Plus Bottle Deposit UNCE BO’ one 274 4 ae CASE OF 24 BOTTLES . “ FLOOR WAX Johnsons CAKE FLOUR Swansdown GRAPE NUTS FLAKES CERT O FOR MAYONNAISE Aristocrat BREAD American Youth—White or SHORTENING Formay PEARL SHORTENING FL LOUR El] Grande en aaa rer yy AIRWAY COFFEE al Ib. POUNDS an in modern plants. Ground fresh at time of purchase. round to order "CANTERBURY TEA 12 OUNCE CANS MOTOR OIL 2 gallon sealed can Penn Radd 100% Pennsylvania Oil oe frequently. . Superb Flavor. tat XS Yneee cess cece cesne Lb. tin 59c Package 23¢ Package 10c Bottle 19¢ 1% gallon 16¢ Can 17 24 oz. loaf Wheat ea ie I2¢ 3 Ib. tin 53 4 lb. pkg. 39c 49 lbs. $1.15 WAY 2: , GROCER’ i a as mai prit twe gro Fra por ' tow ing mal stor fes leat Urb i wil) far! Fou ers, ber: co-( {7 i {i