March 13, 1941 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET NRE Te AARRII A Thaeinca rarer os ‘\ THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 19 Seemann Bottle of 50 Bottle of 100 R. E. HARRIS Phone Rexoll DRUG STORE 100 WE DELIVER een S aeaieaeaneenats pam = bn Advertisement } Packs Punch HONG KONG, CHINA, — An irate Hong Kong car owner proclaimed his belligerent status in a personal advertisement in a loal newspaper: “4 BLACK EYE will be preented free to the next person that I catch damaging my car due to their faulty parking — owner eat No. 2403." Advertise in the Nugeet for result. UL The ad was run for three days. —/y “After the War, What?’ That will be the topic of Stephen Barooshian’s address tonight at the Nevada City Elementary School, the second of a series of lectures of the Nevada City Forum, Barooshian, professor of history. at the Placer Junior Colege, is one of the most interesting speakers on international relations in Northern California and it is expected a large crowd will be present to hear, his lecture, When it’s time to improve or modernize your home . it’s time to see Bank of America! 7imeplan 1S THE LEADER Before you modernize your home or other property the logical-first step is,to discuss your problem*at Bank of America, whose experience as the nation’s leader in loans to buy, build and modernize can be of practical value to you. ee Ask for the booklet ‘77 Ways to Improve Y our Property.” Bank of America NATIONAL fR9ST 82 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAZION Nevada Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Tall, Dark and Handsome Ceasar Romero with Virgania Gillmore stars in this comedy romance, which is ‘filled with laughter and human emotion. Plus GROWING UP with the world’s most extraordinary family, the Dionne Quinuplets. SATURDAY Here Comes The Navy James Cagney and Pat O’Brien starring in a great sea picture of battlewagons, slick destroyers, streaking aircraft and gunboats a-thunder. Plus SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS with Burgess Meredith. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Philadelphia Story With Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, James Stewart in a triangle of love, a-horseback, in swimming pools, and in champagne glasses. Comedy wi witty satire, a laugh and a sigh. } l ection. Lifetime motor. Phone 5 NEW VALUE AT A $10.00 SAVING! Lowest price ever—on a quality built EASY Washer with big, sturdy, EXCLUSIVE Streamlined Wringer! Big, family-size, allwhite tub . . . Speedy washing Now $10.00 less at only Alpha Stores, Ltd. . +a background of high. Philedalphia WEEK OF MUCH ACTIVITY AT LOCAL SCHOOL A full week of conservation activities will-come to a close with tomorrow’s school day at the ‘Nevada City Elementary School. The Conservation Week arrangements were made by Mr. Tuxford and Miss Ramm. At a general assembly Tuesday motion pictures and = slides were shown by the Tahoe Forest and talks given by Dick Rafferty and Ellwood H. Stone. Yesterday was yard cleanup day. The fifth and sixth grade _ pupils cleared the yards and surrounding areas of paper and litter; the seventh grade planted creeper vines along the fence and the eighth grade pupils cleared the yard of oversized rocks. Miss Ramm’s' room presented a conservation program as today’s feature of Conservation Week. Tomorrow a public tree planting ceremony will be held. s School Chorus Active—The school chorus has had one of its best seasons yet, having made 5 public appearances this» year. They have apyoeared at: Sacramento Principal’s Association, Christmas Caroling, P. T. A., Elks Defense Program, and B. P. W. C. at Grass Valley last weekend. Class Dancing—-The Elementary P. T. A. ladies announce that their project of having the 8th grade dance and wunderstand the _ social grades that go with a dance is-coming along much better than anticipated. Mrs. Gwinn, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. McLaughlin are running the weekly dance schedule. School Attendance—Cecil Klee, vice-principal of the elementary school announces that the school at-. tendance is about normal for this, time of the year. There have been. whooping cough and measles last . month, The eighth grade won the; monthly rating with 96 per cent. Basketball Schedule Underway—The basketball league is well underway at the elementary school with the Devil Cats in the lead. They have won 5 games and lost none. Walter Hawkins is ‘high point man. Poster ‘Contest — Many pupils of the elementary school have entered the Forest Service Poster contest for the city schools. The winner will have a trip thrugh the Tahoe Forest this summer, There will also be second awards and honorable mentions, PHILADELPHIA Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn and James Stewart form the perfect starring comedy team in ‘‘The Philadelphia Story,’’ picturization of the hilarious Phillip Barry New York stage success, which comes Sunday t) the Nevada Theatre for an engagement of two days. Each has a made to order role. Grant plays Miss Hepburn’s ex-husband, who turns up when she is about to be wedded again. Miss Hepburn is the girl who demands perfection in a husband-and has _ to learn that it can’t be had. She played the role for fifty two solid laugh weeks on Broadway. Stewart is seen as a keyhole magazine reporter, sent to cover the wedding, who also falls in love with the girl. Every line of dialogue is a funny-bone tickler, with all three sharing the amusing situations as Grant tries to win Miss (Hepburn back, while Stewart finds himself in the middle, Played against P society life, the action comedy was directed by George Cuker. SKI CLUB WILL MEET AT NATIONAL HOTEL TOMORROW NIGHT Dwight Steele. president of the Nevada City Ski Club, urges a large attendance at the meeting which will be held tomorrow night at the National Hotel, Ski photos will be shown as well as snow sports conditions and other matters discussed. CONSERVATION [WAS TOPIC Conservation in ‘Nevada County was the topic of Supervisor Guerdon Ellis’ address at the meéting of the “Women’s Civic Club’ here Tuesday at the Elementary School Auditorium. The Girl Scouts’ of this city presented a short program for the entertainment of the Civic Club members. > MERCHANDISE EXCHANGE Gene Melton, Prop. We buy, sell and trade used furniture, stoves, camp outfits, tools. Antiques. ' Bargains in many lines. Lithographs. 210 Main St. Grass Valley Phone 410 STIS PRR STORY AT NEV high school teacher, Mrs. Grace @ Pauly, elementary department, and Mrs. Constance Pfiffer, primary THEATRE SUNDAY! == ‘ The two busses are operated by Kidnaning Suisnect For Sacramento Police . hop at Oak Valley. —. VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS PUTMAN — At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March 10, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Putman of Camptonville, a daughter.WILLIAMS—Az the Nevada Cit Sanitarium, March 10, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Williams, a daughter, . POTTS—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March 9, 1041,,to Mr. and Mrs. Verle Potts, a daughter. MARRIAGE LICENSES STRAKA-WILLIAMS In Reno, Nev., March 9, 1941. to John J. Straka and Betty Williams, both of Grass Valley, : PHILLIPS-HTLL—In Reno, Nev., March 11, 1941, to Delbert Phillips, 18, and Mary B. Hill, 16, both of Grass Valley. DIVORCE MOSER—AIn jNevada City, March 10, 1941, Mary C. Moser against Benjamin A. Moser; suit filed; ground, extreme cruelty. DEATHS HENWOOD —In Nevada. City, March 10, 1941, Mrs. Imogene M. Henwood-mother of Joyce.and Clemente Henwood of Nevada City. daughter Mrs. Clemente Muscardini and William Curtis, sister of Mrs. Al Joyner of Grass Valley and Elisha and Cecil Curtis of Bowman; a native of this district, aged 41 years. The funeral services were held yesterday under the direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. JAMES—In Nevada City, March 12, 1941, H. I. James, husband of Mrs. Myrtle James of Grass Valley and father of ‘Sylvia James of Grass Valley; a native of Cornwall, England, resident of Nevada County ten years, aged 32 years. The funeral will be held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Hooper-Weaver Mortuarv in Grass Valley, KENNEDY—In Nevada City, Mar, 11, 1941, Joseph Keennedy; formerly of Truckee; aged 79 years. The funeral services were held today at the Holmes ‘Funeral Home here with interment \in the Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev. David Ralston of the Methodist Church officiated. School Term Opens In Camptonville: CAMPTONVILLE, March 13.—. The Camptonville\ Union Grammar School and the Camptonville Branch of the Marysville Union High School started the spring term Monday with a good attendance, the pupils. refreshed after the winter’s vacation. The same corps of teachers with Wwe C. Williams, principal and the William A. Lang, who brings the children from Oak Valley and Celestial Valley and Leslie L. Shimer who brings them from Mill Creek, Taken Irto Custody A suspect in the kidnaping in Sacramento Tuesday of H. W. Hosmer, San Francisco salesman, was apprehended at Norden today and this afternoon was being questioned in the California Highway Patrol office in Hills Flat. ~ The suspect was. taken into custody while purchasing groceries at the Norden store. Hosmer’s car was found near Truckee this morning. Hosmer told Sacramento police he was robbed of $25 and his automobile taken away from him after he was forced to drive two men for hours around Sacramento. PTA ELECTION Election of officers will take place at the High School Parent Teachers, Associaton meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at the high school. Mrs, H, C. Neal, president, requests a full attendance of members to participate in the meeting and election. CAMPTONVILLE NOTES CAMPTONVILLE, March 13.— Mrs. M. G. Calvin spent the week end visiting her daughter Mrs. L, L. BisGuyla and Teddy Tabler arrived Sunday evening from Indian Valley to start to school Monday ,they are staying at the Hotel Francis at present. Clarence E, Turner and Leonard L. Bishop motored to North San Juan Saturday evening on a brief visit. Warren and Leland Pauly returned to Marysville Sunday evening after spending the week end at their home here. Lee Bullington returned Tuesday from a few days visit with relatives at Wheatland, * Donald: Jebb, Erle Pauly and Ray Knickram of Oakland and San Francisco spent the week end as guests of the Pauly home. Mrs. Nellie Hinds and family returnéga Sunday from San Jose where theya@pent the past month visiting relatives. PROUSE pasasaage ggngngisd Because the new iN map GAS RANGE . COOKS BETTER+ SAVES TIME and MONEY "THERE is more to a modern Gas Range than beauty of design. It cooks better with less work and at lower cost. It cooks better because the modern range has an oven in which the heat regulates itself. It has a broiler that is smokeless, clean and fast. And on the top are burners that will speed boiling and frying or can go on slow simmer without scorching or spill-overs. See the new Gas Ranges today. You will be thrilled by the dozens of convenience and economy improvements they can give you. Right now, is the time when you will be money-wise to purchase’ a modern Gas Range. Trade in your 0 old stove. Take advantage of the10% Trade-in Allowance Offer in effect 0 . for avery limited time. Buy now! GAS APPLIANCE SOCIETY of California ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RANGE MARCH 7 to 15 INCLUSIVE TRADE IN YOUR OLD STOVE ON ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MAKES OF CP RANGES This 10% Trade-in Offer applies to all' makes of Gas Ranges listed herewith that sell for. $129.50 or more. However, CP models are not available in all makes. BUCK’S « CHAMBERS * ENTERPRISE © ESTATE ¢ FLORENCE GAFFERS & SATTLER « MAGIC CHEF ¢ NORGE « OCCIDENTAL ODIN SPARK * TAPPAN * UNFVERSAL * WEDGEWOOD 222W-341 q Ld MARKET GRASS VALLEY¥-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY OPEN 7:45 A, M. TO 7:45 P. M. PHONE 412 Monarch No. 1 tall Red Pitted Cherries— heavy syrup—2 cans Del Alta Peaches, 8™ oz. Oregon Red Pitted Cherries No. 10 can, solid pack. 57c Oregon Fancy Boysen Berries No. 2 can, 2 for ... 29c Mt. Lassen Peaches, No. 22/5 carn oo.) lle Excellent Orange Juice, No. 2 aM ccc BE Sonoma Valley Sliced Peaches, No. 2 can ..... 10c Monarch Salt Mackerel, heat and eat, 12 Oz can ... 27c Del Monte Shredded Tuna 61/2 02. can. 15¢ Willapoint Oysters, No. 1 Tall 0.0.0. 19¢ B & M Fish Flakes, 111 02. cam 2. 14¢ Something Extra! B & M Pork and Beans— 1 pound, 12 ouurnce jar once cieeeeeecene eect 18¢ IXL Calif. Tomatoes 7* 02. cam oe 5c IXL Chicken Raviolas No. 1 Talll 22000. 14c , Ritharford’s Cocktail Feasles 18Ge. can. 2foc 288” Rio Del Mar Sardines, No. 1 oval tin, 3 for .... 25¢ J State Fair Tomatoes, No. 21/, cans, 3 for. 25¢ Festival Cut String Beans No. 2, 3 f08 00-0000 oe Large Tal Cans Del Monte Corn, 3 for _2.. 27c SE OR oe ae 15¢ Sweetheart Toilet Soap, 4 bars for wn 19€ . e White Navy Borax Soap, Giant package 45c Regular package 1c —Bothy 00.2. 2.ssceeosescessceeseeseeeee 46c GOOD MEAT AND VEGETABLES

NEVADA CITY NUGGET NRE Te AARRII A Thaeinca rarer os ‘\ THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 19 Seemann Bottle of 50 Bottle of 100 R. E. HARRIS Phone Rexoll DRUG STORE 100 WE DELIVER een S aeaieaeaneenats pam = bn Advertisement } Packs Punch HONG KONG, CHINA, — An irate Hong Kong car owner proclaimed his belligerent status in a personal advertisement in a loal newspaper: “4 BLACK EYE will be preented free to the next person that I catch damaging my car due to their faulty parking — owner eat No. 2403." Advertise in the Nugeet for result. UL The ad was run for three days. —/y “After the War, What?’ That will be the topic of Stephen Barooshian’s address tonight at the Nevada City Elementary School, the second of a series of lectures of the Nevada City Forum, Barooshian, professor of history. at the Placer Junior Colege, is one of the most interesting speakers on international relations in Northern California and it is expected a large crowd will be present to hear, his lecture, When it’s time to improve or modernize your home .. it’s time to see Bank of America! 7imeplan 1S THE LEADER Before you modernize your home or other property the logical-first step is,to discuss your problem*at Bank of America, whose experience as the nation’s leader in loans to buy, build and modernize can be of practical value to you. ee Ask for the booklet ‘77 Ways to Improve Y our Property.” Bank of America NATIONAL fR9ST 82 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAZION Nevada Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Tall, Dark and Handsome Ceasar Romero with Virgania Gillmore stars in this comedy romance, which is ‘filled with laughter and human emotion. Plus GROWING UP with the world’s most extraordinary family, the Dionne Quinuplets. SATURDAY Here Comes The Navy James Cagney and Pat O’Brien starring in a great sea picture of battlewagons, slick destroyers, streaking aircraft and gunboats a-thunder. Plus SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS with Burgess Meredith. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Philadelphia Story With Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, James Stewart in a triangle of love, a-horseback, in swimming pools, and in champagne glasses. Comedy wi witty satire, a laugh and a sigh. } l ection. Lifetime motor. Phone 5 NEW VALUE AT A $10.00 SAVING! Lowest price ever—on a quality built EASY Washer with big, sturdy, EXCLUSIVE Streamlined Wringer! Big, family-size, allwhite tub . . . Speedy washing Now $10.00 less at only Alpha Stores, Ltd. . +a background of high. Philedalphia WEEK OF MUCH ACTIVITY AT LOCAL SCHOOL A full week of conservation activities will-come to a close with tomorrow’s school day at the ‘Nevada City Elementary School. The Conservation Week arrangements were made by Mr. Tuxford and Miss Ramm. At a general assembly Tuesday motion pictures and = slides were shown by the Tahoe Forest and talks given by Dick Rafferty and Ellwood H. Stone. Yesterday was yard cleanup day. The fifth and sixth grade _ pupils cleared the yards and surrounding areas of paper and litter; the seventh grade planted creeper vines along the fence and the eighth grade pupils cleared the yard of oversized rocks. Miss Ramm’s' room presented a conservation program as today’s feature of Conservation Week. Tomorrow a public tree planting ceremony will be held. s School Chorus Active—The school chorus has had one of its best seasons yet, having made 5 public appearances this» year. They have apyoeared at: Sacramento Principal’s Association, Christmas Caroling, P. T. A., Elks Defense Program, and B. P. W. C. at Grass Valley last weekend. Class Dancing—-The Elementary P. T. A. ladies announce that their project of having the 8th grade dance and wunderstand the _ social grades that go with a dance is-coming along much better than anticipated. Mrs. Gwinn, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. McLaughlin are running the weekly dance schedule. School Attendance—Cecil Klee, vice-principal of the elementary school announces that the school at-. tendance is about normal for this, time of the year. There have been. whooping cough and measles last . month, The eighth grade won the; monthly rating with 96 per cent. Basketball Schedule Underway—The basketball league is well underway at the elementary school with the Devil Cats in the lead. They have won 5 games and lost none. Walter Hawkins is ‘high point man. Poster ‘Contest — Many pupils of the elementary school have entered the Forest Service Poster contest for the city schools. The winner will have a trip thrugh the Tahoe Forest this summer, There will also be second awards and honorable mentions, PHILADELPHIA Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn and James Stewart form the perfect starring comedy team in ‘‘The Philadelphia Story,’’ picturization of the hilarious Phillip Barry New York stage success, which comes Sunday t) the Nevada Theatre for an engagement of two days. Each has a made to order role. Grant plays Miss Hepburn’s ex-husband, who turns up when she is about to be wedded again. Miss Hepburn is the girl who demands perfection in a husband-and has _ to learn that it can’t be had. She played the role for fifty two solid laugh weeks on Broadway. Stewart is seen as a keyhole magazine reporter, sent to cover the wedding, who also falls in love with the girl. Every line of dialogue is a funny-bone tickler, with all three sharing the amusing situations as Grant tries to win Miss (Hepburn back, while Stewart finds himself in the middle, Played against P society life, the action comedy was directed by George Cuker. SKI CLUB WILL MEET AT NATIONAL HOTEL TOMORROW NIGHT Dwight Steele. president of the Nevada City Ski Club, urges a large attendance at the meeting which will be held tomorrow night at the National Hotel, Ski photos will be shown as well as snow sports conditions and other matters discussed. CONSERVATION [WAS TOPIC Conservation in ‘Nevada County was the topic of Supervisor Guerdon Ellis’ address at the meéting of the “Women’s Civic Club’ here Tuesday at the Elementary School Auditorium. The Girl Scouts’ of this city presented a short program for the entertainment of the Civic Club members. > MERCHANDISE EXCHANGE Gene Melton, Prop.

We buy, sell and trade used furniture, stoves, camp outfits, tools. Antiques. ' Bargains in many lines. Lithographs. 210 Main St. Grass Valley Phone 410 STIS PRR STORY AT NEV high school teacher, Mrs. Grace @ Pauly, elementary department, and Mrs. Constance Pfiffer, primary THEATRE SUNDAY! == ‘ The two busses are operated by Kidnaning Suisnect For Sacramento Police . hop at Oak Valley. —. VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS PUTMAN — At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March 10, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Putman of Camptonville, a daughter.WILLIAMS—Az the Nevada Cit Sanitarium, March 10, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Williams, a daughter, . POTTS—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March 9, 1041,,to Mr. and Mrs. Verle Potts, a daughter. MARRIAGE LICENSES STRAKA-WILLIAMS In Reno, Nev., March 9, 1941. to John J. Straka and Betty Williams, both of Grass Valley, : PHILLIPS-HTLL—In Reno, Nev., March 11, 1941, to Delbert Phillips, 18, and Mary B. Hill, 16, both of Grass Valley. DIVORCE MOSER—AIn jNevada City, March 10, 1941, Mary C. Moser against Benjamin A. Moser; suit filed; ground, extreme cruelty. DEATHS HENWOOD —In Nevada. City, March 10, 1941, Mrs. Imogene M. Henwood-mother of Joyce.and Clemente Henwood of Nevada City. daughter Mrs. Clemente Muscardini and William Curtis, sister of Mrs. Al Joyner of Grass Valley and Elisha and Cecil Curtis of Bowman; a native of this district, aged 41 years. The funeral services were held yesterday under the direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. JAMES—In Nevada City, March 12, 1941, H. I. James, husband of Mrs. Myrtle James of Grass Valley and father of ‘Sylvia James of Grass Valley; a native of Cornwall, England, resident of Nevada County ten years, aged 32 years. The funeral will be held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Hooper-Weaver Mortuarv in Grass Valley, KENNEDY—In Nevada City, Mar, 11, 1941, Joseph Keennedy; formerly of Truckee; aged 79 years. The funeral services were held today at the Holmes ‘Funeral Home here with interment \in the Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev. David Ralston of the Methodist Church officiated. School Term Opens In Camptonville: CAMPTONVILLE, March 13.—. The Camptonville\ Union Grammar School and the Camptonville Branch of the Marysville Union High School started the spring term Monday with a good attendance, the pupils. refreshed after the winter’s vacation. The same corps of teachers with Wwe C. Williams, principal and the William A. Lang, who brings the children from Oak Valley and Celestial Valley and Leslie L. Shimer who brings them from Mill Creek, Taken Irto Custody A suspect in the kidnaping in Sacramento Tuesday of H. W. Hosmer, San Francisco salesman, was apprehended at Norden today and this afternoon was being questioned in the California Highway Patrol office in Hills Flat. ~ The suspect was. taken into custody while purchasing groceries at the Norden store. Hosmer’s car was found near Truckee this morning. Hosmer told Sacramento police he was robbed of $25 and his automobile taken away from him after he was forced to drive two men for hours around Sacramento. PTA ELECTION Election of officers will take place at the High School Parent Teachers, Associaton meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at the high school. Mrs, H, C. Neal, president, requests a full attendance of members to participate in the meeting and election. CAMPTONVILLE NOTES CAMPTONVILLE, March 13.— Mrs. M. G. Calvin spent the week end visiting her daughter Mrs. L, L. BisGuyla and Teddy Tabler arrived Sunday evening from Indian Valley to start to school Monday ,they are staying at the Hotel Francis at present. Clarence E, Turner and Leonard L. Bishop motored to North San Juan Saturday evening on a brief visit. Warren and Leland Pauly returned to Marysville Sunday evening after spending the week end at their home here. Lee Bullington returned Tuesday from a few days visit with relatives at Wheatland, * Donald: Jebb, Erle Pauly and Ray Knickram of Oakland and San Francisco spent the week end as guests of the Pauly home. Mrs. Nellie Hinds and family returnéga Sunday from San Jose where theya@pent the past month visiting relatives. PROUSE pasasaage ggngngisd Because the new iN map GAS RANGE . COOKS BETTER+ SAVES TIME and MONEY "THERE is more to a modern Gas Range than beauty of design. It cooks better with less work and at lower cost. It cooks better because the modern range has an oven in which the heat regulates itself. It has a broiler that is smokeless, clean and fast. And on the top are burners that will speed boiling and frying or can go on slow simmer without scorching or spill-overs. See the new Gas Ranges today. You will be thrilled by the dozens of convenience and economy improvements they can give you. Right now, is the time when you will be money-wise to purchase’ a modern Gas Range. Trade in your 0 old stove. Take advantage of the10% Trade-in Allowance Offer in effect 0 . for avery limited time. Buy now! GAS APPLIANCE SOCIETY of California ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RANGE MARCH 7 to 15 INCLUSIVE TRADE IN YOUR OLD STOVE ON ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MAKES OF CP RANGES This 10% Trade-in Offer applies to all' makes of Gas Ranges listed herewith that sell for. $129.50 or more. However, CP models are not available in all makes. BUCK’S « CHAMBERS * ENTERPRISE © ESTATE ¢ FLORENCE GAFFERS & SATTLER « MAGIC CHEF ¢ NORGE « OCCIDENTAL ODIN SPARK * TAPPAN * UNFVERSAL * WEDGEWOOD 222W-341 q Ld MARKET GRASS VALLEY¥-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY OPEN 7:45 A, M. TO 7:45 P. M. PHONE 412 Monarch No. 1 tall Red Pitted Cherries— heavy syrup—2 cans Del Alta Peaches, 8™ oz. Oregon Red Pitted Cherries No. 10 can, solid pack. 57c Oregon Fancy Boysen Berries No. 2 can, 2 for ..... 29c Mt. Lassen Peaches, No. 22/5 carn oo.) lle Excellent Orange Juice, No. 2 aM ccc BE Sonoma Valley Sliced Peaches, No. 2 can ......... 10c Monarch Salt Mackerel, heat and eat, 12 Oz can ..... 27c Del Monte Shredded Tuna 61/2 02. can.. 15¢ Willapoint Oysters, No. 1 Tall 0.0.0. 19¢ B & M Fish Flakes, 111 02. cam 2. 14¢ Something Extra! B & M Pork and Beans— 1 pound, 12 ouurnce jar once cieeeeeecene eect 18¢ IXL Calif. Tomatoes 7* 02. cam oe 5c IXL Chicken Raviolas No. 1 Talll 22000.. 14c , Ritharford’s Cocktail Feasles 18Ge. can. 2foc 288” Rio Del Mar Sardines, No. 1 oval tin, 3 for ........ 25¢ J State Fair Tomatoes, No. 21/, cans, 3 for.. 25¢ Festival Cut String Beans No. 2, 3 f08 00-0000 oe Large Tal Cans Del Monte Corn, 3 for _2... 27c SE OR oe ae 15¢ Sweetheart Toilet Soap, 4 bars for wn 19€ . e White Navy Borax Soap, Giant package 45c Regular package 1c —Bothy 00.2.. 2.ssceeosescessceeseeseeeee 46c GOOD MEAT AND VEGETABLES