May 12, 1939 (6 pages)

een Social n Social Eve ts Evangeline Chapter Visits Colfax Eight Cha>ter motored to Col‘ax Tuesday evening and enjoyed the celebration of the twenty-eighth anniversary of Bethany Chapter, O. E. S. The group were Mrs. Doris Foley, Mrs. Kate ‘Stenger, Mrs. Margaret Bosworth, Mrs. Esther Joyal, Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mrs. Muriel Fletcher, Miss. Ruth Tamblyn and Miss Katie Eddy. An Indian theme was carried out in the chapter and banquet rooms. Special honors were given Mr. and ‘Mrs. Hampton, newly-weds; past @atrons anid past matrons. Mrs. Bos_ worth sang several selections which were .well received. District Deputy Lura West was presented with a beautiful corsage and piece of silverHAVE YOU TRIED OUR PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE? We will give you better results; more careful work; and our prices are less. We specialize in Large Prints and #nlargements, Remember, you get a best, quality 5x7 enlargement FREE with each roll of films finished. Bring us your next roll. R. FE. HARRIS ite Ph Renal vey DRUG STORE 100 STORE larc, white. Mrs. Bosworth “and all past officers also received. corsages. . and buttonaires. The district deputy iwi ili be honored in Dutch Flat chap-) . ter Thursday evening and in Truc-’ ‘kee June 6. members of Bvangeline Ladies Auxiliary ae Fire Department Party The Ladies Auxiliary of the Nevada City fire department held a SENIORS BISY PREPARINGF OR By JEAN MARTZ On Tuesday. the classes at high ~ COMMENCEMENT a DAYSUNDAY SCHOOL TRINITY CHURCH Trinity Episcopal church Sunday school will have a special Mothers most enjoyalble cayd party in Armschool received their report cards.’ Day program of recitations and musory Hall Wednesday evening and many choice prizes’ were awarded to players making high scores. . Prizes won at whist were awarded to the following: Elinore Harris, Fee J. Maloney, Mrs. E. Howe, John Herboth, Sam Hooper, Babe Sumner, Miss R. Thompkins, Mrs. R. Tremaine; mah jongg prizes were as follows: Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mrs. A. Hoge, Mrs. Annie Richards. Door prizes were awarded to Mrs. Irma Wasley, Mrs. Don Steger, Mrs. Russell Jack Rayner. BEAUTIFUL SERVICES FOR j LATE MARGUERITE CLARK Last rites for the late Mrs. Marguerite May Clark were held at the. “Holmes Funeral’ Home Wednesday ‘ afternoon. Many friends attended the _A profusion of flowers JUNIOR BUSINESS BUILDERS Tobiassen, last ceremonies for the deceased at which Rev. H. H. Buckner officiated. filled the beautiful chapel. Mrs. Charles Eliott accompanied by Mrs. R. E. Harris sang “Nearer My God to Thee” and ‘‘Lead Kindly, , es of baseball and five games of Vol-. ' wij) be at 7:30 conducted by Arch-. They were seheduled to tbe given out, Flewel-: last week, but due to Mrs. len’s absence it was impossible. No student receives his card who owes the school any money, for wart . hooks, towel fees or other materials. The application blanks for the C. S. F. and 10-point’ honor roll Will be. filled out and turned into Miss; Rector soon, There is only a part of one! Ralph Smith and Miss rerort eand period left in this term.! which will be presented to mothers The committee for the’ point sys-, tem at the high school held a meetWilson, ing Wednesday to tally the points make presentations to . So far since the system started. “The ,results of the meeting are as fol-. In the lead is the freshman . holding second place are the, lows: class; sophomores, while the seniors and juniors hold 3rd and 4th place. The points come from the number who participate in activities. GIRLS SPORTS > The. girls’ , advancing rapidly. The first round I csompletely finished and the second is well under way. The girls” ,have to play at least two more gamtennis tournament is ical selections. Sunday school teachers who are training their classes are Miss Lucille Danos, Miss Catherine Davis, Miss Edna Richerson Miss Miriam Sharpe, Miss Rachel Penrose,; Mrs Tatman, Mrs. Harry Poole, Mrs. Southern, The children are to bring flowers ) and Miss Helen Chapman will assist a class of girls to make corsages present. Miss Elma Hecker; superin. tendent of the Sunday school wil! the oldest mother, youngest mother, mother present having the largest number of children and grandmother with the largest numiber of grandchildren in Sunday school. A special award of honor will be announced at the service and dinstinctive motto aida will be presented to all. . The Sunday school service is at 10 o’clock in the morning. Mothers, friends, all organizations of the ‘church, and the general pulblic are invited to attend and encourage the Sunday school children to honor Mothers Day. The evening service Light”. The chapel was filled with ley ball in order to win points togeacon Barr G. Lee of Sacramento. the many ‘beautiful flowers. The neighbors of Woodcraft: Circle and the Native Daughters, Past ed in groups. ‘ 3 . Interment was in Pine Grove ceme-. tery. The following friends acted as pall bearers: Jack Rayner, Carl J. ’ Antone Hamilton. beginning to end. BOY TROUBLE in the Frontiersman. DODGE CITY iron -fhorse.and stage coach days. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UPStarring Deanna Durbin in a rollicking comedy Grey and Charles Winninger have leading roles. It's a wow from SATURDAY A Paramount Ruggies and Mary Boland as poppa and mama, and two tough kids. Its the comedy hit of the year. Also Wm. oe as Hopalong Cassidy SUNDAY In technicolo>. and lovely Olivia De Havilland. Ann Sreridan: Thrilling — ‘of. the in’ which -Nan Sicture with Charlie Dashing Errol Flynn Also Notice to Water Consumers hrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation hours—6 to 9 A. M.—5 to 8 P. M. No irrigation water permitted to run outside of these hours. Have all leaky taps and plumbing fixtures repaired. BY ORDER CITY COUNCIL, NEVADA CITY Presi. dents Association and Antlers attend+-at the grammar school auditorium. jand-two Englishmen, both proclaimward school letters. They receive, points for tennis but the people who reach the {finals ‘receive three points each. COMMENCEMENT PLANS The senior class held a meeting Tuesday to discuss graduation. ‘anid gowns, giving full names to Mr. Kjorlie, to be used on the mee . election of commencement speakers, were matters considered. The seniors elect eight students, and from those_ the faculty choose four: who will’ speak ‘at the graduation exercises. Those elected were Alice Norton, Irma Hurst, Lorraine Harry, Georgia Glennon, Jean Martz, Jim Hunter, David McCraney and John Puscardini. The four who will speak have not yet been chosen. The Baccalaureate services will be June 4 and 2xommencement on June 9. SENIOR FARCE TONIGHT The Class of ’39 presents its senjor farce tonight an@ tomorrow night The play is entitled “Guess Again.” It is a hilarious comedy based on mistaken identity. In it an old maid health faddist, an. elderly widow with a fresh daughter, a stage struck handy maan, two women .reporters, a college boy anid girl in love, a vamp and a hard hearted banker, a movie magnate, an irate hotel manager ing themselves to be Lord 'Wiggleton, unite to create a hilarious situation. A matinee will be given on Friday afternoon at. 2:00 and performances Frifay and Saturday night at 8:15. Miss Petersen as art director and Mr. Hobbie with a crew of stage carpenters have the stage ‘A GIFT FOR MOTHERSHE WILL APPRECIATE FOR MANY YEARS BOTH 7 DAYS OLD*. . but look at the Bike Bea ® Come in. See how thenew“Cold.with elegant new modern stylWall” ceeetabie't — —— ing .mew MEAT-TENDER for fresh high! longmeats. mew SUPER-MOIST HYer han ever before. Fro DRATORS for freshening vegetheir original —retains rich tables . . . Genuine QUICKUBE nutritional saves peak fresh TRAYS forreleasing cubesinstantly . hee Ss Food. is not. dried out by . Yet it costs no more than ordilag sory Rr Fes g air gpitomyg ton nary “first line” Dap ermie Loon: Only Frigidaire gives you vices fe) in utes. Don’t puts You year atinacanaen ber buy you see our Demonstraphotographs peo nese Pm refrigerated, uncovered, at comparable a ar e939 Frigidaire. World: S First Cold-Wall' Refrigerator ! MADE‘ONLY BY FIgt MOTORS; Bur ow aw Enrieety New PRcirt , tion. Come in today. in these w Fakes leans HALDRAPERIS ROTARY SPEAKER. The Rotary club at luncheon yesDeschwanden, Measuring of the seniors for caps, terday enjoyed an address’ b Hal Claude E. Winney, Walter Butz, Del! y enjoy ¥y . Draper on various topics including Vasco De Gama’s explorations, the abridgement of human liberties after the fall of Rome, the recurrence of , this phenomenon in modern times, the Crusaders and the influence of the higher standard of Saracens upon European living conditions following the Crusades, the difference between animal and plant cells, and rise of the male and female principle in reproductive processes, He quoted from an article by Will Durant from the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post and gave an interest-. ing commentary upon it. County Superintendent of Schools] Walter Carlson gave a three minute . talk on the forthcoming excursion of Nevada county school children to the Golden Gate exposition on May 21, a week from next Sunday. W. B. Dimond has been confined to his bed most of the time for the last five months, owing to a serious operation in November from which he thas not recovered as was hoped. Mrs. Ferguson of. Nevada City, has received a message from her mother, Mrs. Eva Cottrel of Vallejo, stating she will leave soon for about a nine months stay in New York City. ready. Miss Baggiley, working with Laura Price as publicity chairman has printed hand! bills. : Miss Severtsen has ‘charge of the costumes. Mrs. Shields of the style shop has supplied a fine wardrobe for the actresses and the cast is very grateful. Miss Rector has charge of the make-up department. Those in the cast follow: Doreen Joyal, -Ben Tamblyn, Harvey Davies, Lorraine Harry, Jean Martz, Georgia Glennon, Eddie Doolittle, Irma Hurst, LeVerne Willard, John Muscardini, David . MeCraney, Alice Norton, Dick Clarke. . Mr. Robert Burke is director of the play. MISS BAGGLEY RESIGNS IMiss Nell B. Baggley, commercial instructor at the Nevada City. high school for the past four years has tendered her resignation to -the school trustees to take effect at the end of the school ‘term. Miss Baggley has not stated her plans for the future. During her four years in the Nevada City high school Miss Baggiey has had charge of the commercFRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939. ial ‘department she has also served as senior class advisor,’ head of the accounting department; and many otherservices. In 1935 .and#1936, she directed and ‘mimeographer two of the most popular “Quills” the annual yearbooks, that have ever been published. She has stated no plans for the future. “No Hunting or Trespassing”’ ; signs for sale at the Nugget Office. To Mother Flowers to express our love and appreciations and _ remembrances. Broad St. ROSES, CARNATIONS, MIXED BOQUETS, OR A GROWING PLANT. Phone Us, We Deliver Sunnyside Greenhouses Nevada City Phone 69. Parade Of Progress "NATIONALLY KNOWN GROCERY ‘PRODUCTS ENERGY FAMILY FLOUR HIGH IN QUALITY—LOW IN PRICE ' TO WOU SBC io 241%, pound sachin acacia eters re DIAMOND WAXED . PAPER SUNSWEET _ ERUNES Safety Edge 125 ft. roll Ss aes 17c mee Pe ee sige BRIARDALE _ WWESTLAKE GRAPEFRUIT PEACHES 2 No. 2 cans for .... 25c. 3 No. 2Y, cans for ... 4lc BRIARDALE : PareRTOWES. . e ae 3 rolls for 0.0.00. 29c I : ENERGY oot alae ROMA EGG NOODLES Sade ec. eS 38c. 2-16 oz. cello pkgs. . R & R CHICKEN GHIRARDELLI’S Boned PARROT CHOCOLATE G OF; C00 as Soci) Hh, ean 23c —SPRING SPECIALS—._ MINUETTE BROOMS oo each 89c WASH BOARDS, Brass 50c ...... Glass, each 75c Kitchen ot Back Porch Open Top Hampers ... $1.89 CAST IRON DUTCH OVENS . . $1.00 ANGEL CAKE PANS, heavy tin 0. $1.00 IRONING BOARD, 48 inch oie 89c DISH MASTER, 14 inch White Enamel ... $1.00 SKILLET SET, 3 pans, sizes 3, 5, 8 on. $1.00 OLD ENGLISH 3-PIECE SET: Quart No Rubbing Wax, Lamb’s Wool Mop, and Special Waxing Pan $1.00 Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery PHONES 160 and 225 Prices Effective from May 12th to May 19th. PLAZA GROCERY Closet $12.65 Low priced washdown vitreous low tank closet less seat, Bevade oF Phone 5 PLUMBING A 3-piece Bathroom Outfit, less fittings delivered in Nevada City or Grass Valley for $34.55 Alf ft. Bath $15.95 Cast Iron Leg Type with 8 inch rim, less fittings Guarentee Nierclendiee—— Visit Our Showrooms—Estimates Free Stores, Ltd. FIXTURES Wall Lavatory $5.95 19x17 in. flat-back, less fittings Grass Valley Bei 88 re SE STMOP Eres Rel

een Social n Social Eve ts Evangeline Chapter Visits Colfax Eight Cha>ter motored to Col‘ax Tuesday evening and enjoyed the celebration of the twenty-eighth anniversary of Bethany Chapter, O. E. S. The group were Mrs. Doris Foley, Mrs. Kate ‘Stenger, Mrs. Margaret Bosworth, Mrs. Esther Joyal, Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mrs. Muriel Fletcher, Miss. Ruth Tamblyn and Miss Katie Eddy. An Indian theme was carried out in the chapter and banquet rooms. Special honors were given Mr. and ‘Mrs. Hampton, newly-weds; past @atrons anid past matrons. Mrs. Bos_ worth sang several selections which were .well received. District Deputy Lura West was presented with a beautiful corsage and piece of silverHAVE YOU TRIED OUR PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE? We will give you better results; more careful work; and our prices are less. We specialize in Large Prints and #nlargements, Remember, you get a best, quality 5x7 enlargement FREE with each roll of films finished. Bring us your next roll. R. FE. HARRIS ite Ph Renal vey DRUG STORE 100 STORE larc, white. Mrs.. Bosworth “and all past officers also received. corsages. . and buttonaires. The district deputy iwi ili be honored in Dutch Flat chap-) . ter Thursday evening and in Truc-’ ‘kee June 6. members of Bvangeline Ladies Auxiliary ae Fire Department Party The Ladies Auxiliary of the Nevada City fire department held a SENIORS BISY PREPARINGF OR By JEAN MARTZ On Tuesday. the classes at high ~ COMMENCEMENT a DAYSUNDAY SCHOOL TRINITY CHURCH Trinity Episcopal church Sunday school will have a special Mothers most enjoyalble cayd party in Armschool received their report cards.’ Day program of recitations and musory Hall Wednesday evening and many choice prizes’ were awarded to players making high scores. . Prizes won at whist were awarded to the following: Elinore Harris, Fee J. Maloney, Mrs. E. Howe, John Herboth, Sam Hooper, Babe Sumner, Miss R. Thompkins, Mrs. R. Tremaine; mah jongg prizes were as follows: Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mrs. A. Hoge, Mrs. Annie Richards. Door prizes were awarded to Mrs. Irma Wasley, Mrs. Don Steger, Mrs. Russell Jack Rayner. BEAUTIFUL SERVICES FOR j LATE MARGUERITE CLARK Last rites for the late Mrs. Marguerite May Clark were held at the. “Holmes Funeral’ Home Wednesday ‘ afternoon. Many friends attended the _A profusion of flowers JUNIOR BUSINESS BUILDERS Tobiassen, last ceremonies for the deceased at which Rev. H. H. Buckner officiated. filled the beautiful chapel. Mrs. Charles Eliott accompanied by Mrs. R. E. Harris sang “Nearer My God to Thee” and ‘‘Lead Kindly, , es of baseball and five games of Vol-. ' wij) be at 7:30 conducted by Arch-. They were seheduled to tbe given out, Flewel-: last week, but due to Mrs. len’s absence it was impossible. No student receives his card who owes the school any money, for wart . hooks, towel fees or other materials. The application blanks for the C. S. F. and 10-point’ honor roll Will be. filled out and turned into Miss; Rector soon, There is only a part of one! Ralph Smith and Miss rerort eand period left in this term.! which will be presented to mothers The committee for the’ point sys-, tem at the high school held a meetWilson, ing Wednesday to tally the points make presentations to . So far since the system started. “The ,results of the meeting are as fol-. In the lead is the freshman . holding second place are the, lows: class; sophomores, while the seniors and juniors hold 3rd and 4th place. The points come from the number who participate in activities. GIRLS SPORTS > The. girls’ , advancing rapidly. The first round I csompletely finished and the second is well under way. The girls” ,have to play at least two more gamtennis tournament is ical selections. Sunday school teachers who are training their classes are Miss Lucille Danos, Miss Catherine Davis, Miss Edna Richerson Miss Miriam Sharpe, Miss Rachel Penrose,; Mrs Tatman, Mrs. Harry Poole, Mrs. Southern, The children are to bring flowers ) and Miss Helen Chapman will assist a class of girls to make corsages present. Miss Elma Hecker; superin. tendent of the Sunday school wil! the oldest mother, youngest mother, mother present having the largest number of children and grandmother with the largest numiber of grandchildren in Sunday school. A special award of honor will be announced at the service and dinstinctive motto aida will be presented to all. . The Sunday school service is at 10 o’clock in the morning. Mothers, friends, all organizations of the ‘church, and the general pulblic are invited to attend and encourage the Sunday school children to honor Mothers Day. The evening service Light”. The chapel was filled with ley ball in order to win points togeacon Barr G. Lee of Sacramento. the many ‘beautiful flowers. The neighbors of Woodcraft: Circle and the Native Daughters, Past ed in groups. ‘ 3 . Interment was in Pine Grove ceme-. tery. The following friends acted as pall bearers: Jack Rayner, Carl J. ’ Antone Hamilton. beginning to end. BOY TROUBLE in the Frontiersman. DODGE CITY iron -fhorse.and stage coach days. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UPStarring Deanna Durbin in a rollicking comedy Grey and Charles Winninger have leading roles. It's a wow from SATURDAY A Paramount Ruggies and Mary Boland as poppa and mama, and two tough kids. Its the comedy hit of the year. Also Wm. oe as Hopalong Cassidy SUNDAY In technicolo>. and lovely Olivia De Havilland. Ann Sreridan: Thrilling — ‘of. the in’ which -Nan Sicture with Charlie Dashing Errol Flynn Also Notice to Water Consumers hrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation hours—6 to 9 A. M.—5 to 8 P. M. No irrigation water permitted to run outside of these hours. Have all leaky taps and plumbing fixtures repaired. BY ORDER CITY COUNCIL, NEVADA CITY Presi. dents Association and Antlers attend+-at the grammar school auditorium. jand-two Englishmen, both proclaimward school letters. They receive, points for tennis but the people who reach the {finals ‘receive three points each. COMMENCEMENT PLANS The senior class held a meeting Tuesday to discuss graduation. ‘anid gowns, giving full names to Mr.

Kjorlie, to be used on the mee . election of commencement speakers, were matters considered. The seniors elect eight students, and from those_ the faculty choose four: who will’ speak ‘at the graduation exercises. Those elected were Alice Norton, Irma Hurst, Lorraine Harry, Georgia Glennon, Jean Martz, Jim Hunter, David McCraney and John Puscardini. The four who will speak have not yet been chosen. The Baccalaureate services will be June 4 and 2xommencement on June 9. SENIOR FARCE TONIGHT The Class of ’39 presents its senjor farce tonight an@ tomorrow night The play is entitled “Guess Again.” It is a hilarious comedy based on mistaken identity. In it an old maid health faddist, an. elderly widow with a fresh daughter, a stage struck handy maan, two women .reporters, a college boy anid girl in love, a vamp and a hard hearted banker, a movie magnate, an irate hotel manager ing themselves to be Lord 'Wiggleton, unite to create a hilarious situation. A matinee will be given on Friday afternoon at. 2:00 and performances Frifay and Saturday night at 8:15. Miss Petersen as art director and Mr. Hobbie with a crew of stage carpenters have the stage ‘A GIFT FOR MOTHERSHE WILL APPRECIATE FOR MANY YEARS BOTH 7 DAYS OLD*. . but look at the Bike Bea ® Come in. See how thenew“Cold..with elegant new modern stylWall” ceeetabie't — —— ing ..mew MEAT-TENDER for fresh high! longmeats.. mew SUPER-MOIST HYer han ever before. Fro DRATORS for freshening vegetheir original —retains rich tables . . . Genuine QUICKUBE nutritional saves peak fresh TRAYS forreleasing cubesinstantly . hee Ss Food. is not. dried out by .. Yet it costs no more than ordilag sory Rr Fes g air gpitomyg ton nary “first line” Dap ermie Loon: Only Frigidaire gives you vices fe) in utes. Don’t puts You year atinacanaen ber buy you see our Demonstraphotographs peo nese Pm refrigerated, uncovered, at comparable a ar e939 Frigidaire.. World: S First Cold-Wall' Refrigerator ! MADE‘ONLY BY FIgt MOTORS; Bur ow aw Enrieety New PRcirt , tion. Come in today. in these w Fakes leans HALDRAPERIS ROTARY SPEAKER. The Rotary club at luncheon yesDeschwanden, Measuring of the seniors for caps, terday enjoyed an address’ b Hal Claude E. Winney, Walter Butz, Del! y enjoy ¥y . Draper on various topics including Vasco De Gama’s explorations, the abridgement of human liberties after the fall of Rome, the recurrence of , this phenomenon in modern times, the Crusaders and the influence of the higher standard of Saracens upon European living conditions following the Crusades, the difference between animal and plant cells, and rise of the male and female principle in reproductive processes, He quoted from an article by Will Durant from the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post and gave an interest-. ing commentary upon it. County Superintendent of Schools] Walter Carlson gave a three minute . talk on the forthcoming excursion of Nevada county school children to the Golden Gate exposition on May 21, a week from next Sunday. W. B. Dimond has been confined to his bed most of the time for the last five months, owing to a serious operation in November from which he thas not recovered as was hoped. Mrs. Ferguson of. Nevada City, has received a message from her mother, Mrs. Eva Cottrel of Vallejo, stating she will leave soon for about a nine months stay in New York City. ready. Miss Baggiley, working with Laura Price as publicity chairman has printed hand! bills. : Miss Severtsen has ‘charge of the costumes. Mrs. Shields of the style shop has supplied a fine wardrobe for the actresses and the cast is very grateful. Miss Rector has charge of the make-up department. Those in the cast follow: Doreen Joyal, -Ben Tamblyn, Harvey Davies, Lorraine Harry, Jean Martz, Georgia Glennon, Eddie Doolittle, Irma Hurst, LeVerne Willard, John Muscardini, David . MeCraney, Alice Norton, Dick Clarke. . Mr. Robert Burke is director of the play. MISS BAGGLEY RESIGNS IMiss Nell B. Baggley, commercial instructor at the Nevada City. high school for the past four years has tendered her resignation to -the school trustees to take effect at the end of the school ‘term. Miss Baggley has not stated her plans for the future. During her four years in the Nevada City high school Miss Baggiey has had charge of the commercFRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939. ial ‘department she has also served as senior class advisor,’ head of the accounting department; and many otherservices. In 1935 .and#1936, she directed and ‘mimeographer two of the most popular “Quills” the annual yearbooks, that have ever been published. She has stated no plans for the future. “No Hunting or Trespassing”’ ; signs for sale at the Nugget Office. To Mother Flowers to express our love and appreciations and _ remembrances. Broad St. ROSES, CARNATIONS, MIXED BOQUETS, OR A GROWING PLANT. Phone Us, We Deliver Sunnyside Greenhouses Nevada City Phone 69. Parade Of Progress "NATIONALLY KNOWN GROCERY ‘PRODUCTS ENERGY FAMILY FLOUR HIGH IN QUALITY—LOW IN PRICE ' TO WOU SBC io 241%, pound sachin acacia eters re DIAMOND WAXED . PAPER SUNSWEET _ ERUNES Safety Edge 125 ft. roll Ss aes 17c mee Pe ee sige BRIARDALE _ WWESTLAKE GRAPEFRUIT PEACHES 2 No. 2 cans for ........ 25c. 3 No. 2Y, cans for ...... 4lc BRIARDALE : PareRTOWES. . e ae 3 rolls for 0.0.00.. 29c I : ENERGY oot alae ROMA EGG NOODLES Sade ec. eS 38c. 2-16 oz. cello pkgs. .. R & R CHICKEN GHIRARDELLI’S Boned PARROT CHOCOLATE G OF; C00 as Soci) Hh, ean 23c —SPRING SPECIALS—._ MINUETTE BROOMS oo each 89c WASH BOARDS, Brass 50c ........... Glass, each 75c Kitchen ot Back Porch Open Top Hampers ..... $1.89 CAST IRON DUTCH OVENS . . $1.00 ANGEL CAKE PANS, heavy tin 0.. $1.00 IRONING BOARD, 48 inch oie 89c DISH MASTER, 14 inch White Enamel ...... $1.00 SKILLET SET, 3 pans, sizes 3, 5, 8 on. $1.00 OLD ENGLISH 3-PIECE SET: Quart No Rubbing Wax, Lamb’s Wool Mop, and Special Waxing Pan $1.00 Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery PHONES 160 and 225 Prices Effective from May 12th to May 19th. PLAZA GROCERY Closet $12.65 Low priced washdown vitreous low tank closet less seat, Bevade oF Phone 5 PLUMBING A 3-piece Bathroom Outfit, less fittings delivered in Nevada City or Grass Valley for $34.55 Alf ft. Bath $15.95 Cast Iron Leg Type with 8 inch rim, less fittings Guarentee Nierclendiee—— Visit Our Showrooms—Estimates Free Stores, Ltd. FIXTURES Wall Lavatory $5.95 19x17 in. flat-back, less fittings Grass Valley Bei 88 re SE STMOP Eres Rel