June 5, 1936 (8 pages)

PAGE EIGHT NEVADA CITY NUGGET 7 ANY! I . FLO yes Mee tela” pada Woman's Civic set the date for show August The Nevada. City Club has. ten its annual fiower 29th. The Civ er growers tatively o¢ as ie Club hopes that all flowthe community will plan to exhibit this year and that during this planting season will bear in mind the date of the show with in the idea of exhibiting their choiceest flowers. Hoving to have the finest show possible it is thought that if exhbitplant. those flowers are especially sucitors will now with which they -eessful and which are their favorites for the show, there will be an abundance of beautiful flowers. ‘As the plans for this years exhibit progresses announcements of~ same will be made in the papers. WILL CARTER AND SON SOON G0 TO PHILIPPINES £ The many friends Of, MY,;and Mrs: Will Carter and son, Clark Carter, will be surprised and pleased to learn eet oe to for the Philippine Islands next Friday, June 12, the having accepted nice positions with the Benquet mining company at Baguio 49 miles from Manila. It will take them almost a month to make the trip going first to Manila and then on in to the. mountains .to the property. e The father and ployed by the same Pend MEA, F mining man, are sail two men mining son will bé emcompany as their Duggleby, Alleghany who is in charge . Phen P. T. A. Meeting At Pioneer Park Today Washington Grammar School P. T. A. is preparing to have an open meeting, at Pioneer Park beginning at 2:30 this afternoon. “After the business session a@ social time is Cars will be waiting members and to the air to be enjoyed. at the Plaza to take visitors, desiring to attend, grounds. Civic CEP to Hear Talk on “Pueblos’’ Following the busimess meeting at the Givie Club Monday night Mrs. Geo. Legg will give a short talk on “The Pueblos of Arizona,” Mrs. Lege recently visited these ancient buildings and the ladies are anticipating her talk with a great deal of pleasure, Washington P. T. A. Give Party for Eighth Grade Mrs. George Bonner, president of the Washington Grammar P. T. A., assisted by a capable group of assistants entertained the Eighth Grade pupils with a most delightful party in Seaman’s Lodge in Pioneers Park Wednesday evening. Several hours were spent in games, with Miss Barbara Phariss, ing high score for girls and Miss Betty Norton Raymond Davis winlow. . won high for boys, and Craig Davies low. There were about forty five pupils and quite a number-of parents and teachers ‘present for the delightful party. Dainty refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served at the close of the evening. . irmmense birthday had birthdays during the Each invited An end those who last quarter. guest and forty member were present: cake, other delicious delicacies were the attractively arranged pasties, many served on . -table. of a large property for the Benguet mining company. Mr. Will Carter, son. of Mr. and Mrs: Loindolga Garter of Nevada City, has had. responsible positions with mining companies in Nevada; and Sierra counties living for aj} time at Alleghany. The family : . compani mov-. ©O™! anied ed back to Nevada Cit? about three . years ago. Mr. Carter. also was deputy sheriff of Sierra county for several years living in Downieville where he owns a home. Clark Carter graduated from Annapolis naval academy about a year! ago and has resided in Nevada City with his parents since that time. Missionary Society Elects Officers The Womans Home Missionary Society met ‘in the Methodist church parlors Wednesday afternoon to elect officers and celebrate birthdays of . LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. This is to certify that THE BORDEN COMPANY, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of New Jersey and having its principal place of business in the State of California at. 1325 Potrero Avenue, San Francisco, California, is engaged in and transacting business in the County of Nevada, State of California, under its own name and under the names of Borden’s Capital. Dairy Company, Borden’s Dairy Delivery Company, Peerless Iee Cream Co., Dairy Delivery Company, Lakeshire Cheese Company and The Borden Company of: California. Dated this 15th day of April, 1936. ees THE BORDEN COMPANY, By G. S. PERHAM, President, Borden’s Dairy Delivery Company Division of The Borden Company. By I. R. DALY, Secretary, Borden’s Dairy Delivery Company Division of The Borden Company. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, City and County of San’ Francisco. ss. “On this 15th day of April, 1936, before me, Frank L. Owen, a notary ._ public in and for said city and county and state, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared G. S. PERHAM and I. R. DALY, known to me to be the president and secretary, fespectively, of Borden’s Dairy Delivery ‘Company Division of THE BORDEN GOMPANY, the corporation describin and that executed the within trument, and also known to me © be the persons who executed it on ehalf of the corporation therein amed. and they acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the me. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have nto set my hand and affixed official seal at my office in ‘the city and county and state the and year in this certificate first Te. * aa 4 a Notary Public in for the City and County of ‘Brancisco, State of California. 1-22-29; June 51936. A short program consisted of two ‘songs each by Mrs. Lyda Talbot and Fred Hawke, who were. acby Mrs. George Gibson, and Mrs. W. Johnston read a beavtif poem. Oificers elected were, Mrs. John McQuay, president; Mrs. Jessie Johnston, vice president; Mrs. May Norton, secretary; Mrs. Nellie Coulter, treasurer. The secretaries for the different departments will be selected later. Mrs. H. H. Buckner, out going president who has_ served faithfully and well for two years, asked to be retired. re % , planned for * “s Posted Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. Ghidctti Give Party for Church The benefit card party’ Mrs. C. E. Bosworth and ginia Ghidotti for Trinity church, which was to have been held . in the beautiful grounds of the C. BE. } Bosworth home on Gold Flat this! afternoon will held in Qdd_ Fellows hall. The change was. made because of the unsettled weather. Playing will start at two o’clock. A number of choice prizes. that are to be awarded to winners, aré on display in the windows of the Bosworth Furniture store. . siven by Virpee eS ee . Episcopa! Mrs, he Ponemah : Council Elects Officers Ponemah~Council, degree of, Pocahontas, elected officers at their . meeting Monday evening. (Blanche Williams was re-elected to serve as Prophetess for the coming year; the others are: Mary Brisebill, Pocahontas; George Gildersleeve, Powhatan; E. E. Flynn, C. of W.; Lila Day, K. of W.; Helen Keiffer, K. of R. Installation is ‘to be held at a later date. A fine social time is being the evening of June 15th. REY. BUCKNER SHEPHERD OF FIVE CHURCHES “Rev. H. H. Buckner of Nevada City may have an assistant in his work as shown in a quotation from the Mountain Messenger of Downieville. It quotes Rev. Buckner. : “We hope to have an assistant for this section, making it possible to have -two services-a~-monthHeretofore we have been able to hold only one service, due to lack of time.” Rev. Buckner has five churches under his jurisdiction, Nevada City Downieville, Forest, Sierra City. and Alleghany. The conference in Stockton will be presided ever by Bishop Baker, who is the only Protestant Bishop to visit in this section. eS KG l} tah = oh ta Pe i funds The district supervisor, H. Hamilton, will end his term of office, which he has held for six years, ; unless he is re-elected at the con-' ference for another two-year term. He was originally appointed: by the bishop. “Private Property—No Trespassing’? signs for sale at the Nugget Office. Nevada Theatre many-a laugh. ROSE MARIEsinging roles in ‘this great thrill every music lover in and “Indian Love Calli.’’ SATURDAY He couldn’t make the grade for G-man so he beIt’s a comedy and Jack Haley, WilF-MAN-: ‘aine an F-man. liam Frawley and Grace Bradley have packed it with SUNDAY AND MONDA Jeanette MacDonald dy, who mounted to national fame in “Naughty Marietta’, play the lovely golden musical romance, the songs: and Nelson EdDelight wil! “Rose . Marie, I Love You" a : Just try this cleans. @ Light weight, quiet @14-inch nozzle, adjustable Nevada City Phone 5 Alpha Stores, Lt td. OFFER ANOTHER Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Special ~ FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLYThe New 1936 Eureka Deluxe Cleaner WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH FOR $59.50 With a Complete Set of Attachments ($8.50) FREE new EUREKA with its powerful ‘“‘Machine-Action”’ principle of cleaning. guide it—tiresome “‘arm-action”’ be amazed to learn how poorly your old cleaner really @ Ball bearing motor—no hubricating. @Rubber bumper protects furniture Free attachment set includes eight foot hose with swivel coupling, 30-inch extension tube for portiers, and curtains, tufter-radiator tool, ‘brush, sanitor and moth control compound. TRY THIS NEW EUREKA IN YOUR OWN HOME TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE You merely is eliminated. You will aluminum nozzle and Grass Valley Johanathan Pastoe and wife. UPTFALS AWATT NTS ™ PEND atin the editorial newspapers safeguard bonus veterHigh praise for of California attempts scon titude their to be> received ans was. voiced yesterday N. Belgrano; Past ~ National mander of the American Legion and Vice President of Bank of America. “Within the next two weeks California veterans will receive well over to hbyby Frank Com-} $120,000,000 in cash and government bonds,’’ said Belgrano, ‘Since it was first arfhounced that this money would be available, the veter. an has been deluged with advice on how to spend his back pay. “Tnquestionably there are many opportunities for veterans to employ . their funds constr uctivety; but for dorex planeen for hive to part with it without getting a thing to show for it. “In pointing out to veterans the pitfalls laid’in their paths by sharpers, and other racketeers, the newspapers of California have done a commendable piece cf° work. “They have also performed meritorious service for the legitimate business interests of California, provide the veterans and all Californians with full value ed for their money. “In the deluge of opportunities to spend which is now being showered on the veterans of California, it difficult to avoid snap judgment that may be costly. The newspapers who other receivhave sounded the right note they tell the veterans to “Stop— Look—Listen.”’ HYDRAULIC MINING ASSOC TATION . MEETING The Calitornia fo evaulie Association will meet in atone o’clock city firehouse. At this meeting ports the progress for assurances in connection debris dams ‘building morrow. in the committee +} in of the heard. . will be Miss Eunice Whiting, w ho form-. erly resided on Park avenue, in Ne-. vada City, is visiting her Mining j 3 Auburn to-1 4 new . ¢ zs . arive; # with § 1 brother, . § i RUSSEL L DAVEY WEDS. + MISS HILDA MARSHALL Russel -O. Davey, 3 Mrs. Harry ‘ Davey was married at 11 o’clock son of Mr. and of Nevada ‘City Monday to Miss Hilda V. Marshall, now of Grass Valley, recently of Bisbee, Arizona. Rev. Father O’Meara performed the marriage rites at St. Patrick’s church. A. Garule and Mrs. Lesti were the attendants . of the bride and groom. Mr. Davey’ is well known in Na vada City, having graduated from} ROADS TO-FROUT STREAMS According to Game Warden Alvin Granstrom of Sierra county the Gold Lake road is opened fhrough to Blairsden. The roaf is also opened to Webber Lake. These roads lead through some of the best fishing grounds in this section. . in San Francisco. ‘ Following. a brief honeymoon the young couple will be at home to their . friends at 218 Rhode Island street, *-. Grass Valley. . the schools here. He alsc tt ¢ ea } 4 Mt. St. Mary’s Acad ibe 8 pil “Private Property—No Trespassy: cademy in .Grass . ing’? signg for sale at the Nugget Valley and Heald’s Business College . Office. LA PALOMA SOAP 10 bars : CLABBER . GIRL BAKING 2 Cans — 2 pou nd pact : RUPAK PEAC HE when . #5" J. J. Jackson PI 3 imone i Free Delivery for the low priced car field, an inch—of machines that — J OU can get into a brand new Ford V-8 and drive as you usually drive—without having to keep your eye glued on the speedometer. Here is a car that doesn’t have to be “‘babied along” for the first 500 or 1000 miles. Back of the Ford V-8’s ability to “‘go places” from the moment your foot touches the starter is a story of precision engineering that sets standards of accuracy not only class. It is a story of gauges that measure a millionth of mirror finish—of moving parts so uniform that they don’t have to be “worn in” to get the proper fit. Drive a new Ford'V-8 today and learn for yourself what this precision means in smoother performance and quieter operation. Then consider how much it must mean in Tonger car life and in greater all-round economy. BORROW A CAR FROM YOUR FORD DEALER e GET THAT VS Helin HELB CH MOTORS The Car that Needs No “Breaking In”! but for cars of every price polish cylinder walls to a Glass Performance with Economy Terms as low as $25 a month, after down payment, under new 34 per cent a month * plans of Universal Credit Co. Prices $510 and up, FOB Detroit, including Safety throughout in every {body type. Standard accessory group extra. GRASS VALLEY CALIFORNIA © FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1936. = FES aR RT EF EER

PAGE EIGHT NEVADA CITY NUGGET 7 ANY! I . FLO yes Mee tela” pada Woman's Civic set the date for show August The Nevada. City Club has. ten its annual fiower 29th. The Civ er growers tatively o¢ as ie Club hopes that all flowthe community will plan to exhibit this year and that during this planting season will bear in mind the date of the show with in the idea of exhibiting their choiceest flowers. Hoving to have the finest show possible it is thought that if exhbitplant. those flowers are especially sucitors will now with which they -eessful and which are their favorites for the show, there will be an abundance of beautiful flowers. ‘As the plans for this years exhibit progresses announcements of~ same will be made in the papers. WILL CARTER AND SON SOON G0 TO PHILIPPINES £ The many friends Of, MY,;and Mrs: Will Carter and son, Clark Carter, will be surprised and pleased to learn eet oe to for the Philippine Islands next Friday, June 12, the having accepted nice positions with the Benquet mining company at Baguio 49 miles from Manila. It will take them almost a month to make the trip going first to Manila and then on in to the. mountains .to the property. e The father and ployed by the same Pend MEA, F mining man, are sail two men mining son will bé emcompany as their Duggleby, Alleghany who is in charge . Phen P. T. A. Meeting At Pioneer Park Today Washington Grammar School P. T. A. is preparing to have an open meeting, at Pioneer Park beginning at 2:30 this afternoon. “After the business session a@ social time is Cars will be waiting members and to the air to be enjoyed. at the Plaza to take visitors, desiring to attend, grounds. Civic CEP to Hear Talk on “Pueblos’’ Following the busimess meeting at the Givie Club Monday night Mrs. Geo. Legg will give a short talk on “The Pueblos of Arizona,” Mrs. Lege recently visited these ancient buildings and the ladies are anticipating her talk with a great deal of pleasure, Washington P. T. A. Give Party for Eighth Grade Mrs. George Bonner, president of the Washington Grammar P. T. A., assisted by a capable group of assistants entertained the Eighth Grade pupils with a most delightful party in Seaman’s Lodge in Pioneers Park Wednesday evening. Several hours were spent in games, with Miss Barbara Phariss, ing high score for girls and Miss Betty Norton Raymond Davis winlow. . won high for boys, and Craig Davies low. There were about forty five pupils and quite a number-of parents and teachers ‘present for the delightful party. Dainty refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served at the close of the evening. . irmmense birthday had birthdays during the Each invited An end those who last quarter. guest and forty member were present: cake, other delicious delicacies were the attractively arranged pasties, many served on . -table. of a large property for the Benguet mining company. Mr. Will Carter, son. of Mr. and Mrs: Loindolga Garter of Nevada City, has had. responsible positions with mining companies in Nevada; and Sierra counties living for aj} time at Alleghany. The family : . compani mov-. ©O™! anied ed back to Nevada Cit? about three . years ago. Mr. Carter. also was deputy sheriff of Sierra county for several years living in Downieville where he owns a home. Clark Carter graduated from Annapolis naval academy about a year! ago and has resided in Nevada City with his parents since that time. Missionary Society Elects Officers The Womans Home Missionary Society met ‘in the Methodist church parlors Wednesday afternoon to elect officers and celebrate birthdays of . LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. This is to certify that THE BORDEN COMPANY, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of New Jersey and having its principal place of business in the State of California at. 1325 Potrero Avenue, San Francisco, California, is engaged in and transacting business in the County of Nevada, State of California, under its own name and under the names of Borden’s Capital. Dairy Company, Borden’s Dairy Delivery Company, Peerless Iee Cream Co., Dairy Delivery Company, Lakeshire Cheese Company and The Borden Company of: California. Dated this 15th day of April, 1936. ees THE BORDEN COMPANY, By G. S. PERHAM, President, Borden’s Dairy Delivery Company Division of The Borden Company. By I. R. DALY, Secretary, Borden’s Dairy Delivery Company Division of The Borden Company. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, City and County of San’ Francisco. ss. “On this 15th day of April, 1936, before me, Frank L. Owen, a notary ._ public in and for said city and county and state, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared G. S. PERHAM and I. R. DALY, known to me to be the president and secretary, fespectively, of Borden’s Dairy Delivery ‘Company Division of THE BORDEN GOMPANY, the corporation describin and that executed the within trument, and also known to me © be the persons who executed it on ehalf of the corporation therein amed. and they acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the me. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have nto set my hand and affixed official seal at my office in ‘the city and county and state the and year in this certificate first Te. * aa 4 a Notary Public in for the City and County of ‘Brancisco, State of California. 1-22-29; June 51936. A short program consisted of two ‘songs each by Mrs. Lyda Talbot and Fred Hawke, who were. acby Mrs. George Gibson, and Mrs. W. Johnston read a beavtif poem. Oificers elected were, Mrs. John McQuay, president; Mrs. Jessie Johnston, vice president; Mrs. May Norton, secretary; Mrs. Nellie Coulter, treasurer. The secretaries for the different departments will be selected later. Mrs. H. H. Buckner, out going president who has_ served faithfully and well for two years, asked to be retired. re % , planned for * “s Posted Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. Ghidctti Give Party for Church The benefit card party’ Mrs. C. E. Bosworth and ginia Ghidotti for Trinity church, which was to have been held . in the beautiful grounds of the C. BE. } Bosworth home on Gold Flat this! afternoon will held in Qdd_ Fellows hall. The change was. made because of the unsettled weather. Playing will start at two o’clock. A number of choice prizes. that are to be awarded to winners, aré on display in the windows of the Bosworth Furniture store. . siven by Virpee eS ee . Episcopa! Mrs, he Ponemah : Council Elects Officers Ponemah~Council, degree of, Pocahontas, elected officers at their . meeting Monday evening. (Blanche Williams was re-elected to serve as Prophetess for the coming year; the others are: Mary Brisebill, Pocahontas; George Gildersleeve, Powhatan; E. E. Flynn, C. of W.; Lila Day, K. of W.; Helen Keiffer, K. of R. Installation is ‘to be held at a later date. A fine social time is being the evening of June 15th. REY. BUCKNER SHEPHERD OF FIVE CHURCHES “Rev. H. H. Buckner of Nevada City may have an assistant in his work

as shown in a quotation from the Mountain Messenger of Downieville. It quotes Rev. Buckner. : “We hope to have an assistant for this section, making it possible to have -two services-a~-monthHeretofore we have been able to hold only one service, due to lack of time.” Rev. Buckner has five churches under his jurisdiction, Nevada City Downieville, Forest, Sierra City. and Alleghany. The conference in Stockton will be presided ever by Bishop Baker, who is the only Protestant Bishop to visit in this section. eS KG l} tah = oh ta Pe i funds The district supervisor, H. Hamilton, will end his term of office, which he has held for six years, ; unless he is re-elected at the con-' ference for another two-year term. He was originally appointed: by the bishop. “Private Property—No Trespassing’? signs for sale at the Nugget Office. Nevada Theatre many-a laugh. ROSE MARIEsinging roles in ‘this great thrill every music lover in and “Indian Love Calli.’’ SATURDAY He couldn’t make the grade for G-man so he beIt’s a comedy and Jack Haley, WilF-MAN-: ‘aine an F-man. liam Frawley and Grace Bradley have packed it with SUNDAY AND MONDA Jeanette MacDonald dy, who mounted to national fame in “Naughty Marietta’, play the lovely golden musical romance, the songs: and Nelson EdDelight wil! “Rose . Marie, I Love You" a : Just try this cleans. @ Light weight, quiet @14-inch nozzle, adjustable Nevada City Phone 5 Alpha Stores, Lt td. OFFER ANOTHER Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Special ~ FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLYThe New 1936 Eureka Deluxe Cleaner WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH FOR $59.50 With a Complete Set of Attachments ($8.50) FREE new EUREKA with its powerful ‘“‘Machine-Action”’ principle of cleaning. guide it—tiresome “‘arm-action”’ be amazed to learn how poorly your old cleaner really @ Ball bearing motor—no hubricating. @Rubber bumper protects furniture Free attachment set includes eight foot hose with swivel coupling, 30-inch extension tube for portiers, and curtains, tufter-radiator tool, ‘brush, sanitor and moth control compound. TRY THIS NEW EUREKA IN YOUR OWN HOME TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE You merely is eliminated. You will aluminum nozzle and Grass Valley Johanathan Pastoe and wife. UPTFALS AWATT NTS ™ PEND atin the editorial newspapers safeguard bonus veterHigh praise for of California attempts scon titude their to be> received ans was. voiced yesterday N. Belgrano; Past ~ National mander of the American Legion and Vice President of Bank of America. “Within the next two weeks California veterans will receive well over to hbyby Frank Com-} $120,000,000 in cash and government bonds,’’ said Belgrano, ‘Since it was first arfhounced that this money would be available, the veter. an has been deluged with advice on how to spend his back pay. “Tnquestionably there are many opportunities for veterans to employ . their funds constr uctivety; but for dorex planeen for hive to part with it without getting a thing to show for it. “In pointing out to veterans the pitfalls laid’in their paths by sharpers, and other racketeers, the newspapers of California have done a commendable piece cf° work. “They have also performed meritorious service for the legitimate business interests of California, provide the veterans and all Californians with full value ed for their money. “In the deluge of opportunities to spend which is now being showered on the veterans of California, it difficult to avoid snap judgment that may be costly. The newspapers who other receivhave sounded the right note they tell the veterans to “Stop— Look—Listen.”’ HYDRAULIC MINING ASSOC TATION . MEETING The Calitornia fo evaulie Association will meet in atone o’clock city firehouse. At this meeting ports the progress for assurances in connection debris dams ‘building morrow. in the committee +} in of the heard. . will be Miss Eunice Whiting, w ho form-. erly resided on Park avenue, in Ne-. vada City, is visiting her Mining j 3 Auburn to-1 4 new . ¢ zs . arive; # with § 1 brother, . § i RUSSEL L DAVEY WEDS.. + MISS HILDA MARSHALL Russel -O. Davey, 3 Mrs. Harry ‘ Davey was married at 11 o’clock son of Mr. and of Nevada ‘City Monday to Miss Hilda V. Marshall, now of Grass Valley, recently of Bisbee, Arizona. Rev. Father O’Meara performed the marriage rites at St. Patrick’s church. A. Garule and Mrs. Lesti were the attendants . of the bride and groom. Mr. Davey’ is well known in Na vada City, having graduated from} ROADS TO-FROUT STREAMS According to Game Warden Alvin Granstrom of Sierra county the Gold Lake road is opened fhrough to Blairsden. The roaf is also opened to Webber Lake. These roads lead through some of the best fishing grounds in this section. . in San Francisco. ‘ Following. a brief honeymoon the young couple will be at home to their . friends at 218 Rhode Island street, *-. Grass Valley. . the schools here. He alsc tt ¢ ea } 4 Mt. St. Mary’s Acad ibe 8 pil “Private Property—No Trespassy: cademy in .Grass . ing’? signg for sale at the Nugget Valley and Heald’s Business College . Office. LA PALOMA SOAP 10 bars : CLABBER . GIRL BAKING 2 Cans — 2 pou nd pact : RUPAK PEAC HE when . #5" J. J. Jackson PI 3 imone i Free Delivery for the low priced car field, an inch—of machines that — J OU can get into a brand new Ford V-8 and drive as you usually drive—without having to keep your eye glued on the speedometer. Here is a car that doesn’t have to be “‘babied along” for the first 500 or 1000 miles. Back of the Ford V-8’s ability to “‘go places” from the moment your foot touches the starter is a story of precision engineering that sets standards of accuracy not only class. It is a story of gauges that measure a millionth of mirror finish—of moving parts so uniform that they don’t have to be “worn in” to get the proper fit. Drive a new Ford'V-8 today and learn for yourself what this precision means in smoother performance and quieter operation. Then consider how much it must mean in Tonger car life and in greater all-round economy. BORROW A CAR FROM YOUR FORD DEALER e GET THAT VS Helin HELB CH MOTORS The Car that Needs No “Breaking In”! but for cars of every price polish cylinder walls to a Glass Performance with Economy Terms as low as $25 a month, after down payment, under new 34 per cent a month * plans of Universal Credit Co. Prices $510 and up, FOB Detroit, including Safety throughout in every {body type. Standard accessory group extra. GRASS VALLEY CALIFORNIA © FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1936. = FES aR RT EF EER