June 5, 1936 (8 pages)

% iy ‘it would make life easy PAGF faded NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY. MAY 5, 1936. WEEKLY He . Christian Andersen COURT (CAL FNDAR oe i Behind the news story of any In re Est. of Matt I. Dolan, detragic event there is in almost all! eeased—petition for letters of adeases some intimate, sometimes mjnistration. beautiful sentiment, as in the case} [pn ye Est. A. B. Haughland, de-. when youns:. ceased—petition for letters of ad-. Lantz Harlo W! ministration. . was killed re-. ® In re Est. Henry W. Huckins, denieville. the side of the road down-to-the cently near. Dow-. As the} . car careened over . . . . . . fearitul rocks be-} ceased—petition for probating will. In re Est. and guardianship Irene Lloyd, account of guardian. In re Guardianship Hazel N. inecomp.—third + to capacity. Léw. is, incomp.—petition to be restored . Bui th Ora *T have sailed the stormy seas and have. stood my watch with ease In a hurricane that stripped the blasted deck, And I’ve tramped the tropic lands and the burning sands, And I've taken every God-forbidden trek; Sure, I’ve splashed through muddy swamp were the alligators romp, And the crocs With dripping jaws awai But though I go far and near, the one human thing I fear Is the. dentist with his buzzing, gratin S bloomin’ e boy . Give me cannon-fire and shot, chain me fast and let me rot, * Or W’ll fight three bulls at once if you desire; Ht Pin me down with iron stakes, fill my If you like, I'll do a jig in Hade’s fire; Make me live on crusts of bread, And I'll show you I can stand such tortures well, 14 But on bended knee I pray, . From the dentist with his boring tools-of Hell! are enemies that I can understand; : . Wars_are holidays for me, f . gunners post away up high; . . who wears me out, Is that drilling, yell-producing dentist guy. FEARLESS—ALMOST (By FRANCIS BRADFORD a Miss Lavon Gates and Elton Toto kill; the Whiskerino ladies night. dance . program at Lake Olympia this even . ing as tap dancers. . ’ Reiseese Farthquakes, fire and thunderstorm he<!) to bi sep.my life in form, . E. F. O’Rourke has just refturnAnd I fear no flood or famine in the land 6d from a trin throuzh Nevada an} . These are things that I can fight with m brain and brawn and Apicoi While @n Neve visited j 2 y Arizona. While ¢n Neyada he visit . might i1@ partner in some of his mining actThese j battleship or infantry ivities, and brought some . likely biassen of Nevada City will be on! specimens of ore from properties in . which he is interested. Among other . specimens is one of celite, a minerally . which is used in fine bearings, an. other of lead and graphite and a 'third of silver, gold and _ copper, / which at present yields an assay of over $8 across a 4% foot breast. Joseph Day-of Gold Flat, who paid an official visit to -Yountville Jest week stated he saw Mr. Harry Parsons and that he was getting along nicely. Mr. Parsons said to tell everyone hello and that he may come up on a furlough bere lone. . Mr. end, makes me cry and groan and shout, . ; > ++ ~yHal-pac ii} bed with u the Knot “A dna of Building Activity t Hole stand me days upon my head, . No. ft ‘JUNE 5 1936, No. 41. keep me forty states away pensive ¢ In re Est. William B.-Genasci, deceased—petition for letters of ad-. ministration. In re Est. C. A. Boren, deceased . ; —petition for letters of administra-. tion. In -re-Est;-Dorethy Andrew, a min-! lew, young Har-} low was throw n? out head ~<first and instantly killed. Miss Clarice Kelton his! companion and the d-iver Sf the ill fated car went . further down the terrible declivity . and ‘was thrown out sustaining a dowble fracture of the pelvis. When! she “nally Became ‘conscious she “Started to walk up the river because! her father had told her that if she were ever lost to walk up stream and! she woul eventually habitation. dition bit of-.advice stood out clearly and she did just that, in the dark and cold she walked into the Tiver several times and bruised her\self in falling as she proceeded. Soon ‘ame full and the realization thet she must get up to the road to get help. She started un the steep side of the road fill and when half way up nearly gave up in despair. She said that in this mental! condition it occurred to her to pray and having uttered a few words in supplication, she seemed strengthened and finally in terrible pain she gained\ the top. She was picked up by a motorist. Miss Kelton is recovering ati her mother’s home in Petaluma. this consciousness William\Hearst is ghosting anothIn the semiconscious con-. come to some! er political’ presidential aspirant. With ring stupidity Hearst is foisting presidential hopes on the’ very fine. governor of Kansas, but} very evidently not at all of presidential size. If. the generalizations . of Landon could be taken as wisdom _ then all would be well, but unfortun. ately his statements are vague andj unimpressive. uner deal is all wrong, but from any . , source there has been nothing sub-! stantial which can be _ substituted: ! Unfortunately the political disease from which we suffer is deeper rooted than many suspect and cannot be cured by quackery or makeshift temporary ideas. Certainly it would be easy enough . ! amount cf the stupendous to collect the immense funds necessary to make end plan solvent; The task of administering amounts of money would not be possible with any of the present poti. tical machinery and with the further pyramid of bureaus we should . be crushed with snoopers, agents, . private bryers and the like. We should see such grafting as would} make any previous attémpt at sraft. ing seem petty. Rather make the! monthly stipend to be dispensed of such dimensions that it could easily handled. Inasmuch as average workers throughout the U.S. it does not take m figure that if that sum were enoug Townssuch weciee vast be the wage is at present $540, a year. . uch arithmette tc doubled h for many people. bsphaiesr REET t In a friendly conversation with an . educated man the other day the subject turned to religion and he claimed a devoutness second to none. The fly in the ointment was that he did not understand that devotion is acHI MUSICIANS GIVE i v=». SCHOOL KIDS A TREAT ee bie i" . of students from the Nevada City ‘eeived by the pupils, consisted of a “saxophone solo by Marlin Young, a ‘chorus under the direction of Mrs. ‘lin Bailey, and a A small but representative group . high school presented a program for! “The Washington grammar school yesterday. The program was given chiefly as a gesture of good-will to the graduating class, who will be freshmen next year. Both the graduating class and the seventh grade class were present, however. The program, which was well re‘group of songg by the high school Libbey, a clarinet solo by Miss Eveone act play, “Frenzied Finance’’. The cast. of haracters in the play included WalWarnecke, John Radich, Clem Organ, and Tom Rickard. Miss Eve, the divine spark; talk cannot explain ;ment can dispel it. Devotion “is the . living evidence of the ethereal some . thing which we are taugh to believe If and maybe ‘the new: gacramento spent Wednesday in Ne. friends. or—second annual account of guard. ian. In re Est. John Santago, ed—petition for confirmation sale ofreal estate. : In re Est. William Lackland, deceased—petition to consolidate two estates. In re Est. James Bennallack, deceased—-petition to consolidate estates. In re Est. Mary A. Bennallack, ‘deceased—petition to terminate homestead notice. : In re Est. Joseph Cota, deceased —complete to quiet title. Phillip H. Paynter-vs. W. B. Gray —complete to: quiet title. In re Est. Malvina Granville, deeceased—petition to establish fact and notice of death. Andrea Guidi, et ux—motion to strike, answer and enter judgment. Jacob Berger vs. Phoenix Title & Trust company—set for trial. deceascomplished involuntarily with the heart and soul, not with talk or even, too much reason. bvevocion is the phenomena. No amount of arguis the divine ingredient of every human. Major and Mrs. LeRoy Delaney of vada City visiting witn their many of . . Bdith Webber vs. ber—set for trial. Fred. G. Web-! assist yol ‘LIFE GUARD ARRIVES TO OPEN POO!, IN PARK. lems as : Vv Well manufactur. plans include inex. board solves many Wwe are—pre onstruction wall and ceiling ranared ta . problems. Painted 1 in a See white on one _ side lunder heat at the . ing out your probto the best adrantage and supply} factory, it is the Bere ew aon yee St Oraer Bell ed Douglas Fir lum. roaterials’ to fit the . ultimate in econom—Set for trial. . Verle Gray, who will be manager . i eee pasa a job. Dimension sur-. ical wall board. Lindley C. Norton vs. San Juan/ and life guard of the swimming pool} eS ees faced four sides.and = = ‘ : g : a Pi ee er ee nee, a a Adee hoards as low as It was. grand of Ridge Water Assn. et al—set for . s loneers fark this summer, are . Se ase anatgcas : is a $95 ner -thousand. you to dive from trial. . rived today to get the pool in order . stock .item in our board feet. that height, fully . Industrial Indemnity Exchange} for the season. The park commission . hehe eee SES clothed to effect lys, Arthur W. Hoge et al—set for} Plans to empty the pool twice a week . is . a Mr. Whitney on. Such a magnificent AT : e a Se : “2 your construc-. y 42+ 71311 $5 con-. rescue,” said. the peial: this summer, probably Sunday and tion é Fe : lgoker. an § patti i 7 1 3 structing a ¢com> » patting E. W. Galbraith vs. Elizabeth! Thursday nights. Whether the por’: hinniion bia Baer the lero. ~ Galbraith—motion for change of} Will be opened Sunday or Monday apes thick red-. anq chicken house; “That’s all very vontie. will depend somewhat».upon' wea-he, Monterey) which will be a fine . well,’”’ said the hero, South Yuba Mining and Dev. Co. ther ‘conditions, but the first. warm Masso ye beee addition to. his! “but what I want ope ee day it is pl ad to tl : ehosen for the roof} ranch, “. to know. is—-who in vs. A. W. Hoge et al—demurrer. y it 1s planned to throw the pool of the new log.cabhee Guhed ie Roman Catholic Bishop vs.Jack. OPen. The park commission hopes in home by Mr. and Celo tex utility th ai : Wolert—demurrer. that~next year it-may be able to Mrs. Billick. This ee c Joe Bednar vs. The Ancho-Erie Paint the bottom. of the pool white home at the end of Mining Co.—demurrer, . and to install a chlorinator to aid in es street, in an NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Nevada County Lumber Co. vs. destroying the algae which flourishes as eee JS COMPANY Lorraine Janiss and George M. est in open air pools. structed by EB. W. “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” Bobst,—demurrer by Janiss and derh is Johns. Osear J. Odegaard, Manager s oT i}e ne murrer by Bobst. : 2S sevenTH Beede Daye of eS, “Pho ones, 498-499. Nevada City ee KC cis Wa Fulio. Font Washingtoan school entertained If your building ee their teacher, Mrs. Mabel Flint, with Fe Anna Brown vs. -J. A. Brown—. ? ®U?Prise party Tuesday evening. trial. TBE Edith E. maintenance raignment. raignment. arraignment. Ida Davenport vs. Davenport—default divorce act. The People vs. V. Paxson—arraignment. : The People vs. Earl Sdward Monnier—arraignment. The People vs. Louis Fisher—arThe People vs. The People vs. Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick—petition for order and costs. Raymond L. W.—H. Roy Mattor—arvs. Burl: for Webb, E. + Swinney So Plaza Grocery PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM JUNE 5TH TO 12TH HILLS BROS. COFFEE (Red Can) WHITE STAR TUNA 2 for 35c 2 for 25c CARRENE — the DEL MONTE CATSUP 14 oz. bottles ARMOUR’S PORK AND 1 lb. 15 oz, can.. SAFE liquid refrigerant @. Streamlined beauty @ More shelf space per dollar spent GLOBE MILLS SUNRISE FLOUR 49 lbs. ALBER’S FLAP JACK FLOUR 10 lb. sack Mesos dur neceseenetanenes — TAMALES ‘(Not Boneless) 3 cans for IXL MUSHROOM SAUCE CRESTA CHEESE Mild @ Automatic interior _ lighting SPECIAL TERMS WHITE KING LAUNDRY _ SOAP 10 bars for TO VETERANS $5°° Down! sible low running cost. KARO SYRUP (Blue Label) no further payment until after Bonus Day. Then FHA terms. one to pay. out obligation. Seven terms. . IXL TAMALES ( Boneless ) 3 cans ‘for IXL MACARONI SAUCE an acenssnnnenbecsemcnese 120 MAIN STREET Other Sto: TUNE IN K. F. B DAYS, 14:15 A.-M. Pic: . Exchusive Home ne Dealer in Northern California” Finger-tip door latch @ Quiet — only one major moving part @ Uses less current than a light globe @ Sealed-in lubrication—nothing to oil America’s ““SUPER SAFE” Rifriccrator Carrene, the exclusive Grunow refrigerant, is a liquid, not a dangerous poison gas! It is so safe you can: drop lighted matches into it and pour it over your hands. it operates in a simplified mechanism with only one major moving part. This reduces wear and makes posWe will gladly demonstrate the GRUNOWCARRENE safety principle in your home with-_ new 1936 Grunow models priced from 129.50. Convenient budget GRASS VALLEY s— Sacramento, Place:ville, Auburn, Folsom, Roseville. .K. “HELPFUL HARRY'S HOUSEHOLD HiNTS’—TUESDAYS AND ‘icone

% iy ‘it would make life easy PAGF faded NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY. MAY 5, 1936. WEEKLY He . Christian Andersen COURT (CAL FNDAR oe i Behind the news story of any In re Est. of Matt I. Dolan, detragic event there is in almost all! eeased—petition for letters of adeases some intimate, sometimes mjnistration. beautiful sentiment, as in the case} [pn ye Est. A. B. Haughland, de-. when youns:. ceased—petition for letters of ad-. Lantz Harlo W! ministration. . was killed re-. ® In re Est. Henry W. Huckins, denieville. the side of the road down-to-the cently near. Dow-. As the} . car careened over . . . . . . fearitul rocks be-} ceased—petition for probating will. In re Est. and guardianship Irene Lloyd, account of guardian. In re Guardianship Hazel N. inecomp.—third + to capacity. Léw. is, incomp.—petition to be restored . Bui th Ora *T have sailed the stormy seas and have. stood my watch with ease In a hurricane that stripped the blasted deck, And I’ve tramped the tropic lands and the burning sands, And I've taken every God-forbidden trek; Sure, I’ve splashed through muddy swamp were the alligators romp, And the crocs With dripping jaws awai But though I go far and near, the one human thing I fear Is the. dentist with his buzzing, gratin S bloomin’ e boy . Give me cannon-fire and shot, chain me fast and let me rot, * Or W’ll fight three bulls at once if you desire; Ht Pin me down with iron stakes, fill my If you like, I'll do a jig in Hade’s fire; Make me live on crusts of bread, And I'll show you I can stand such tortures well, 14 But on bended knee I pray, . From the dentist with his boring tools-of Hell! are enemies that I can understand; : . Wars_are holidays for me, f . gunners post away up high; . . who wears me out, Is that drilling, yell-producing dentist guy. FEARLESS—ALMOST (By FRANCIS BRADFORD a Miss Lavon Gates and Elton Toto kill; the Whiskerino ladies night. dance . program at Lake Olympia this even . ing as tap dancers. . ’ Reiseese Farthquakes, fire and thunderstorm he<!) to bi sep.my life in form, . E. F. O’Rourke has just refturnAnd I fear no flood or famine in the land 6d from a trin throuzh Nevada an} . These are things that I can fight with m brain and brawn and Apicoi While @n Neve visited j 2 y Arizona. While ¢n Neyada he visit . might i1@ partner in some of his mining actThese j battleship or infantry ivities, and brought some . likely biassen of Nevada City will be on! specimens of ore from properties in . which he is interested. Among other . specimens is one of celite, a minerally . which is used in fine bearings, an. other of lead and graphite and a 'third of silver, gold and _ copper, / which at present yields an assay of over $8 across a 4% foot breast. Joseph Day-of Gold Flat, who paid an official visit to -Yountville Jest week stated he saw Mr. Harry Parsons and that he was getting along nicely. Mr. Parsons said to tell everyone hello and that he may come up on a furlough bere lone. . Mr. end, makes me cry and groan and shout, . ; > ++ ~yHal-pac ii} bed with u the Knot “A dna of Building Activity t Hole stand me days upon my head, . No. ft ‘JUNE 5 1936, No. 41. keep me forty states away pensive ¢ In re Est. William B.-Genasci, deceased—petition for letters of ad-. ministration. In re Est. C. A. Boren, deceased . ; —petition for letters of administra-. tion. In -re-Est;-Dorethy Andrew, a min-! lew, young Har-} low was throw n? out head ~<first and instantly killed. Miss Clarice Kelton his! companion and the d-iver Sf the ill fated car went . further down the terrible declivity . and ‘was thrown out sustaining a dowble fracture of the pelvis. When! she “nally Became ‘conscious she “Started to walk up the river because! her father had told her that if she were ever lost to walk up stream and! she woul eventually habitation. dition bit of-.advice stood out clearly and she did just that, in the dark and cold she walked into the Tiver several times and bruised her\self in falling as she proceeded. Soon ‘ame full and the realization thet she must get up to the road to get help. She started un the steep side of the road fill and when half way up nearly gave up in despair. She said that in this mental! condition it occurred to her to pray and having uttered a few words in supplication, she seemed strengthened and finally in terrible pain she gained\ the top. She was picked up by a motorist. Miss Kelton is recovering ati her mother’s home in Petaluma. this consciousness William\Hearst is ghosting anothIn the semiconscious con-. come to some! er political’ presidential aspirant. With ring stupidity Hearst is foisting presidential hopes on the’ very fine. governor of Kansas, but} very evidently not at all of presidential size. If. the generalizations . of Landon could be taken as wisdom _ then all would be well, but unfortun. ately his statements are vague andj unimpressive. uner deal is all wrong, but from any . , source there has been nothing sub-! stantial which can be _ substituted: ! Unfortunately the political disease from which we suffer is deeper rooted than many suspect and cannot be cured by quackery or makeshift temporary ideas. Certainly it would be easy enough . ! amount cf the stupendous to collect the immense funds necessary to make end plan solvent; The task of administering amounts of money would not be possible with any of the present poti. tical machinery and with the further pyramid of bureaus we should . be crushed with snoopers, agents, . private bryers and the like. We should see such grafting as would} make any previous attémpt at sraft. ing seem petty. Rather make the! monthly stipend to be dispensed of such dimensions that it could easily handled. Inasmuch as average workers throughout the U.S. it does not take m figure that if that sum were enoug Townssuch weciee vast be the wage is at present $540, a year. . uch arithmette tc doubled h for many people. bsphaiesr REET t In a friendly conversation with an . educated man the other day the subject turned to religion and he claimed a devoutness second to none. The fly in the ointment was that he did not understand that devotion is acHI MUSICIANS GIVE i v=». SCHOOL KIDS A TREAT

ee bie i" . of students from the Nevada City ‘eeived by the pupils, consisted of a “saxophone solo by Marlin Young, a ‘chorus under the direction of Mrs. ‘lin Bailey, and a A small but representative group . high school presented a program for! “The Washington grammar school yesterday. The program was given chiefly as a gesture of good-will to the graduating class, who will be freshmen next year. Both the graduating class and the seventh grade class were present, however. The program, which was well re‘group of songg by the high school Libbey, a clarinet solo by Miss Eveone act play, “Frenzied Finance’’. The cast. of haracters in the play included WalWarnecke, John Radich, Clem Organ, and Tom Rickard. Miss Eve, the divine spark; talk cannot explain ;ment can dispel it. Devotion “is the . living evidence of the ethereal some . thing which we are taugh to believe If and maybe ‘the new: gacramento spent Wednesday in Ne. friends. or—second annual account of guard. ian. In re Est. John Santago, ed—petition for confirmation sale ofreal estate. : In re Est. William Lackland, deceased—petition to consolidate two estates. In re Est. James Bennallack, deceased—-petition to consolidate estates. In re Est. Mary A. Bennallack, ‘deceased—petition to terminate homestead notice. : In re Est. Joseph Cota, deceased —complete to quiet title. Phillip H. Paynter-vs. W. B. Gray —complete to: quiet title. In re Est. Malvina Granville, deeceased—petition to establish fact and notice of death. Andrea Guidi, et ux—motion to strike, answer and enter judgment. Jacob Berger vs. Phoenix Title & Trust company—set for trial. deceascomplished involuntarily with the heart and soul, not with talk or even, too much reason. bvevocion is the phenomena. No amount of arguis the divine ingredient of every human. Major and Mrs. LeRoy Delaney of vada City visiting witn their many of . . Bdith Webber vs. ber—set for trial. Fred. G. Web-! assist yol ‘LIFE GUARD ARRIVES TO OPEN POO!, IN PARK. lems as : Vv Well manufactur. plans include inex. board solves many Wwe are—pre onstruction wall and ceiling ranared ta . problems. Painted 1 in a See white on one _ side lunder heat at the . ing out your probto the best adrantage and supply} factory, it is the Bere ew aon yee St Oraer Bell ed Douglas Fir lum. roaterials’ to fit the . ultimate in econom—Set for trial. . Verle Gray, who will be manager . i eee pasa a job. Dimension sur-. ical wall board. Lindley C. Norton vs. San Juan/ and life guard of the swimming pool} eS ees faced four sides.and = = ‘ : g : a Pi ee er ee nee, a a Adee hoards as low as It was. grand of Ridge Water Assn. et al—set for . s loneers fark this summer, are . Se ase anatgcas : is a $95 ner -thousand. you to dive from trial. . rived today to get the pool in order . stock .item in our board feet. that height, fully . Industrial Indemnity Exchange} for the season. The park commission . hehe eee SES clothed to effect lys, Arthur W. Hoge et al—set for} Plans to empty the pool twice a week . is . a Mr. Whitney on. Such a magnificent AT : e a Se : “2 your construc-. y 42+ 71311 $5 con-. rescue,” said. the peial: this summer, probably Sunday and tion é Fe : lgoker. an § patti i 7 1 3 structing a ¢com> » patting E. W. Galbraith vs. Elizabeth! Thursday nights. Whether the por’: hinniion bia Baer the lero. ~ Galbraith—motion for change of} Will be opened Sunday or Monday apes thick red-. anq chicken house; “That’s all very vontie. will depend somewhat».upon' wea-he, Monterey) which will be a fine . well,’”’ said the hero, South Yuba Mining and Dev. Co. ther ‘conditions, but the first. warm Masso ye beee addition to. his! “but what I want ope ee day it is pl ad to tl : ehosen for the roof} ranch, “. to know. is—-who in vs. A. W. Hoge et al—demurrer. y it 1s planned to throw the pool of the new log.cabhee Guhed ie Roman Catholic Bishop vs.Jack. OPen. The park commission hopes in home by Mr. and Celo tex utility th ai : Wolert—demurrer. that~next year it-may be able to Mrs. Billick. This ee c Joe Bednar vs. The Ancho-Erie Paint the bottom. of the pool white home at the end of Mining Co.—demurrer, . and to install a chlorinator to aid in es street, in an NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Nevada County Lumber Co. vs. destroying the algae which flourishes as eee JS COMPANY Lorraine Janiss and George M. est in open air pools. structed by EB. W. “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” Bobst,—demurrer by Janiss and derh is Johns. Osear J. Odegaard, Manager s oT i}e ne murrer by Bobst. : 2S sevenTH Beede Daye of eS, “Pho ones, 498-499. Nevada City ee KC cis Wa Fulio. Font Washingtoan school entertained If your building ee their teacher, Mrs. Mabel Flint, with Fe Anna Brown vs. -J. A. Brown—. ? ®U?Prise party Tuesday evening. trial. TBE Edith E. maintenance raignment. raignment. arraignment. Ida Davenport vs. Davenport—default divorce act. The People vs. V. Paxson—arraignment. : The People vs. Earl Sdward Monnier—arraignment. The People vs. Louis Fisher—arThe People vs. The People vs. Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick—petition for order and costs. Raymond L. W.—H. Roy Mattor—arvs. Burl: for Webb, E. + Swinney So Plaza Grocery PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM JUNE 5TH TO 12TH HILLS BROS. COFFEE (Red Can) WHITE STAR TUNA 2 for 35c 2 for 25c CARRENE — the DEL MONTE CATSUP 14 oz. bottles ARMOUR’S PORK AND 1 lb. 15 oz, can.... SAFE liquid refrigerant @. Streamlined beauty @ More shelf space per dollar spent GLOBE MILLS SUNRISE FLOUR 49 lbs. ALBER’S FLAP JACK FLOUR 10 lb. sack Mesos dur neceseenetanenes — TAMALES ‘(Not Boneless) 3 cans for IXL MUSHROOM SAUCE CRESTA CHEESE Mild @ Automatic interior _ lighting SPECIAL TERMS WHITE KING LAUNDRY _ SOAP 10 bars for TO VETERANS $5°° Down! sible low running cost. KARO SYRUP (Blue Label) no further payment until after Bonus Day. Then FHA terms.. one to pay. out obligation. Seven terms. . IXL TAMALES ( Boneless ) 3 cans ‘for IXL MACARONI SAUCE an acenssnnnenbecsemcnese 120 MAIN STREET Other Sto: TUNE IN K. F. B DAYS, 14:15 A.-M. Pic: . Exchusive Home ne Dealer in Northern California” Finger-tip door latch @ Quiet — only one major moving part @ Uses less current than a light globe @ Sealed-in lubrication—nothing to oil America’s ““SUPER SAFE” Rifriccrator Carrene, the exclusive Grunow refrigerant, is a liquid, not a dangerous poison gas! It is so safe you can: drop lighted matches into it and pour it over your hands. it operates in a simplified mechanism with only one major moving part. This reduces wear and makes posWe will gladly demonstrate the GRUNOWCARRENE safety principle in your home with-_ new 1936 Grunow models priced from 129.50. Convenient budget GRASS VALLEY s— Sacramento, Place:ville, Auburn, Folsom, Roseville. .K. “HELPFUL HARRY'S HOUSEHOLD HiNTS’—TUESDAYS AND ‘icone