May 22, 1936 (8 pages)

aS He NEVADA CITY N UGGET Se FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1936. Where Price and Quality Mect 712 K St. Opp. Old P. O. Sacramento } MISSY STYLES SUMMER DRESSES IN YOUR SIZE You needn’t* ‘look matronly just because _you’re ‘‘stout.” . . You can wear the same chic . styles made for your “pint . . size’ sisters. f . Sizes 38s to 56s! \. . $4.95 $9.75 . \ $7.95 ‘When a Man Cooks, he brags about his way with a Steak, a Chop, or Ham and — Plan YOUR Meals Around _ MEAT BUY THE BEST AT : Keystone Market NOTE OUR PRICES TRY OUR QUALITY WE DO NOT— WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best . Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, Sausages, Ham, Bacon. CALANAN & RICHARDS Nevada City Commercial Street, Phone 67 Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial! St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. . FINE . . WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called tor and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street EDDIE LEONG . QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND . VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRI. AND gar. Phone 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City FREE DELIVERY C. L. HOGUE OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” EYES EXAMINED _ GLASSES FITTED 147 Mill Street Grass Valley Evenings by Appointment Phone 624 SCOUTS, 1300F . Council* set a . Gamporees to Shoot at when the‘an-. ren, Phil Jordon, Mooers, M. H. Ellestad, E. E. Gates, George Hauer, Eric "EM AT CAMPOREE ENJOY BIG TIME The Scouts of the record Tahoe for future nual patrol camporee was held last week end at the Nevada City Sik ‘vrounds in Nevada county. Better camping, equipment, spirit, cooperation and program, were displayed at this the first ‘‘wilderness camporee”. Nine minutes after the word to break camp was ‘given, the first pat. . rol reported to headquarters for) ground and pack’ inspection. . Oscar A. Kirkham, associate reg-. ional scout executive, expressed keen . and approval of the camp! interest and program. He recounted personal experiences at the campfire Sat. urday night and conducted the usual Sunday morning scout law. services and later spoke to sent on leadership. Eighteen patrols brought 150 to camp, Each patrol-was judged on packs, cooking and ment, beds, troop and\ scout built equipment, -patrol, organization, setting up camp, menus, preparation of food, fuel and camp, special activities and oughness in closing camp. Each patrol participated in the campfire program. The -following local received ratings: Black Cat Troop, No. 6——C. Eagle Troop No. 6—A. Rangers issued Tahoe Nationa) Forest fire permits to the patrels camp and checked as to necessary camping eauipment to meet forest regulations. They also performed a number of other courtesies for the camporee. The judges were, Van Court WarW.H. Seaver, J. Lund, Harris Paxton, Russ Seley, Sam Partridge and Fred Stephen. Eagle Scouts W. Hatch, Vincent Brundage, Ken Reynolds and Jack Gordon had charge of scout demonstrations. The camporee closed in record time with the patrols being presented the awards earned, It is stated Mrs. LaMar Fleming and daughter, Mary LeMar Fleming of Southern California will move to the Fleming home on Boulder street about -July 1, to remain until the first of the year when they will sail for the Philippine Islands where the husband and father, Mr. LeMar Fleming, is employed by a mining company. the adults pre. . . equip-:!! fires, maintaining . thor} . piatrols oe \ I gladly leave to you. Is trim and sleek and . . {. . . With proper guidance . . . With which to spur the Pencils . . . A pencil is a queerish thing— ator Its hide is made of wood; And how the lead is placed inside, I've never understood. . Perchance men pour the substance in, Mayhap they drive yt through, -. All explanations of the job, A pencil in its salad days iH. Compounding prose or song. . It seems to lead a sorry life No matter what its cost, . It peaks and pines, its point breaks off And half the time it’s lost. A pencil is a servile thing— In office, den and, school, lt does the bidding of the wise And labors for the fool. Mine limps across a spotless page Fi And scribbles useless things; It’s brother in a poet’s hand A deathless sonnet sings. Sometimes I’m angry with the thing— “My. thoughts‘are dra and blue, And then my pencil sharply says, “‘Now don’t blame me, it’s you! ao F v / long, But it grows shorter day by day, could write Some.really worth while things, jaded mind » And give the spirit wings.”’ . . —A.MERRIAM CONNER. NEW JUDGE TRIES. HIS FIRST CASES: Judge J. M. Inman, who’ was recently made judge of the superior court of Sierra. county, presided for the first time in the old courthouse in the Downieville court. He tried and found guilty on a second degree burglary count, Harry Clark of Loyalton. Clark was sentenced to an indeterminate one to fifteen year period at. San Quentin, where he was taken by SheriffW. D. Johnson. William Queener and William Tyler were charged and found guilty of the possession of. stolen goods. Queener, who is only fifteen years . old, was sent home to his parents in the state of Washington, since this was his first offense, Tyler, eighteen was committed to Preston school of Industry for three years. Subscribe for The Nugget. Funeral Nevada City W.R. JEFFORD & SON AMBULANCE SERVICE Directors Grass Valley Phone 16 I]e A SPLENDID VALUE 159 POWELL STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us for quick. and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. £ “OUR WORK SATIS(CIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City ‘GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Ore and Bullion @o~«« Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco WHEN WE SAY Aha» “LIKE NEW” We mean just that. Whether a hat, a dress or a suit of clothes. makes no difference. We give you back a clean garment th is as good as new. ‘ Grass Valley CLEANERS Phone 375—Grass Valley The Sun Produce anil Grocery Co. Nevada City, California Phone 8& 315 Broad Street “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING to the music of a crack black and white jazz band every night. A hot number singer to while away the.time. . . Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road SCALES GRAVEL MINE The Seales hydraulic mine in the . Port Wine field 10 miles north of Downieville has an, abundance’ of water for the first time since the mine was reopened about two years . ago. Iteis reported to be. producing . heavily. Claims are that more than 70,000,000 cubic, yards of paying gravel are vailable. About 11 miles of new flumes and ditches were buili last year and powerful equipmem installed. The Scales. mining company is composed of New York capital. Constipatio If constipation causes you Gas, Irdigestion, Headaches, Bad Sleep, Pimply Skin, get quick relief with ADLERIKA,. Thorough in acticn yet entirely gentle and safe. Dickerman Drug Store and R. J. Harris, Drugzgist. an? HYGRADE GOGGLES Eye protection for sport and driving Eliminates the heat rays 35 Cents . ~ 1$60 YEARS OLD The Nevada County Narrow Gauge . Railroad celebrated its. sixtieth birth. day on Wednesday of this week. Its . first birthday was a gala event of . the county on May 20th, 1876, and that May 20th was a snowy day but Babe snow didn’t seem to dampen the_ of ,the celebration. The last spike was driven into’ the last tia by Dr. R. M. Hunt at the Nevada City terminal amidst crowd, ardor a cheering music of a full brass band, the Nevada City fire de artment in full uniform and the wniformed Nevada City Light Guard: Mills and machine shop whistles blew and the artillery roared from the hills. Judge Searls gave the congratulatory. speech from * ne amid the cheers of thee i “ywisich. included many excursionists from the nearby town of Grass Valley. A grand inauzural railroad ball held, given on May 25th, at Hamilton Hal} under the auspices of the Mens C. S. Club. Tickets were $2.00. The railroad went then .as Nevada City, through’ Grass Valley to Colfax. Tickets for the Found trip celebration excursion from Grass Valley were $2.50. The sixtteth birthday of the railfoad marks sixty years of service to . the county. A service that has help. ed Dulld the county and has march. ed along with ly the railroad has added a trucking . service with door to door and delivery. was now . from its progress. Recentcollection ! Moke who resides about Mr. W. _ tive miles:south of Alleghany,. is in-. stalling a gravél s¢ergen in order to . . start recovering eold from a Cchan-! nel on his. property. “Private Property—No Trespass. imng’’ signs for-sale at the Nugget . “Office. 2 TAKING YBAST IN TROUBLES? PURESTEST Brewers’ Yeast Tablets 50¢ 1 SAVE ar. your . Goodrich Swim Caps ,all styles and colors 10c to 39c EVERREADY FLASHLIGHTS light NewA long rangefocusing complete with. batteries 65 Cents BUCK ROGERS WATER PISTOLS 15-Shot Repeater 25 Cents DICKERMAN DRUG STORE VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired ) SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F? (IT SHOP 220 East Main ' ‘Phone 603]} GRASS , ALLEY ” Nevada City LUMBER First Quality at Lower" Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our sawmill at Camptonville. LEE EVANS CAMPTONVILLE HOTEL Nevada City, California Here. -you.will. find . = 4 x “NARROW GAUGE ‘ 4 ‘his wife to Nevada. City last Satur,}ed them. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes own 'mining property in Willow Valley Olympia Saturday evening. COFFEE SHOP ARGONAUT COSTUMES ARE WINNING FAVOR. Gene Hughes of Gene’s Auto Mrs. Court Grass Valley, dressed in a ¢ostime of 1786 xisited Nevada City on Wednesday and created much interest in the odd, but pretty dress and hat. The hoop skirts, low neck bod-= ice, and tiny flat hat with three large flowers, placed. jauntily one side of her head became her as an ats on tractive brunette belle, Mr. Hughes with highplug hat and ‘swallow tail coat accompanied day evening and very few recogniz~ east of this city. Since the invitation was issued to all ladies 49’er costumes by M to wear ay 22 several are being made in Nevada City, and Grass Valley in preparation for the Fourth. It is expected many ladies in costume will attend the Whiskerino dance at Lake Fenton Fleming -and. friend, Mr. Neilson;. of Sacramento: spent last Sunday visiting friends in Nevada.City. coming up in -their news, . LaFayette car, Mr. Fleming is a nate ive of this city and always enjoys a visit here. i Sacramento’s Busiest Store NEXT YO HALE’S 25th : . Anniversary. . MAY SALES_ SPECIAL PURCHASE 185 Mannish Tailored —SUITS— Men’s Wear Clothes! Flannels! Plenty of Whites! A Local . Manufacturer Made _these ‘Suits’ to our specifications. Action and plain backs! Every suit man tailored and perfect fitting—you would ex. pect to pay at least $10 for this quility suit; Light*Grays! Medium Grays! Blues! White! tl —$6.95— 20 Sizes 12 to USED CARS 1935 Buick Sedan 1935 Chrysler Coupe 1932 “Chevrolet Sedan (Newly painted) 1932 V+8 Ford: Sedan >. 1931 Ford Town Sedan 1929 Poerd.Coach 2c. 1931 Studebaker Coupe (Newly painted and overhauled) 19340 Pord Coupe: oo a es $24 W. O. WELLIAMS 120 E. Main, Grass Valley, Phone Across from Union Service. Statio ED JAMESON, CARPENTER A repair work; contracts taken, I quire or write me, care Nationa “Hotel, Nevada City. 3-£0-3m ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TG USED—-We_ have several buys in used Refrigerators, are like new. Very easy te Phone 9 120 B. Main St; Ru sey’s. nae MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washin Machine. Exclusive Dealer f " . Maytag Electrie and gasoline gine washers, also Easy W: ers, Ilron rite Troners, Westin house Refrigerators, Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s . 120 East Main St. Grass V Phone 9 for Free Demon: 4

aS He NEVADA CITY N UGGET Se FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1936. Where Price and Quality Mect 712 K St. Opp. Old P. O. Sacramento } MISSY STYLES SUMMER DRESSES IN YOUR SIZE You needn’t* ‘look matronly just because _you’re ‘‘stout.” . . You can wear the same chic . styles made for your “pint . . size’ sisters. f . Sizes 38s to 56s! \. . $4.95 $9.75 . \ $7.95 ‘When a Man Cooks, he brags about his way with a Steak, a Chop, or Ham and — Plan YOUR Meals Around _ MEAT BUY THE BEST AT : Keystone Market NOTE OUR PRICES TRY OUR QUALITY WE DO NOT— WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best . Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, Sausages, Ham, Bacon. CALANAN & RICHARDS Nevada City Commercial Street, Phone 67 Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial! St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. . FINE . . WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called tor and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street EDDIE LEONG . QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND . VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRI. AND gar. Phone 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City FREE DELIVERY C. L. HOGUE OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” EYES EXAMINED _ GLASSES FITTED 147 Mill Street Grass Valley Evenings by Appointment Phone 624 SCOUTS, 1300F . Council* set a . Gamporees to Shoot at when the‘an-. ren, Phil Jordon, Mooers, M. H. Ellestad, E. E. Gates, George Hauer, Eric "EM AT CAMPOREE ENJOY BIG TIME The Scouts of the record Tahoe for future nual patrol camporee was held last week end at the Nevada City Sik ‘vrounds in Nevada county. Better camping, equipment, spirit, cooperation and program, were displayed at this the first ‘‘wilderness camporee”. Nine minutes after the word to break camp was ‘given, the first pat. . rol reported to headquarters for) ground and pack’ inspection. . Oscar A. Kirkham, associate reg-. ional scout executive, expressed keen . and approval of the camp! interest and program. He recounted personal experiences at the campfire Sat. urday night and conducted the usual Sunday morning scout law. services and later spoke to sent on leadership. Eighteen patrols brought 150 to camp, Each patrol-was judged on packs, cooking and ment, beds, troop and\ scout built equipment, -patrol, organization, setting up camp, menus, preparation of food, fuel and camp, special activities and oughness in closing camp. Each patrol participated in the campfire program. The -following local received ratings: Black Cat Troop, No. 6——C. Eagle Troop No. 6—A. Rangers issued Tahoe Nationa) Forest fire permits to the patrels camp and checked as to necessary camping eauipment to meet forest regulations. They also performed a number of other courtesies for the camporee. The judges were, Van Court WarW..H. Seaver, J. Lund, Harris Paxton, Russ Seley, Sam Partridge and Fred Stephen. Eagle Scouts W. Hatch, Vincent Brundage, Ken Reynolds and Jack Gordon had charge of scout demonstrations. The camporee closed in record time with the patrols being presented the awards earned, It is stated Mrs. LaMar Fleming and daughter, Mary LeMar Fleming of Southern California will move to the Fleming home on Boulder street about -July 1, to remain until the first of the year when they will sail for the Philippine Islands where the husband and father, Mr. LeMar Fleming, is employed by a mining company. the adults pre. . . equip-:!! fires, maintaining . thor} . piatrols oe \ I gladly leave to you. Is trim and sleek and . . {. . . With proper guidance . . . With which to spur the Pencils . . . A pencil is a queerish thing— ator Its hide is made of wood; And how the lead is placed inside, I've never understood. . Perchance men pour the substance in, Mayhap they drive yt through, -. All explanations of the job, A pencil in its salad days iH. Compounding prose or song. . It seems to lead a sorry life No matter what its cost, . It peaks and pines, its point breaks off And half the time it’s lost. A pencil is a servile thing— In office, den and, school, lt does the bidding of the wise And labors for the fool. Mine limps across a spotless page Fi And scribbles useless things; It’s brother in a poet’s hand A deathless sonnet sings. Sometimes I’m angry with the thing— “My. thoughts‘are dra and blue, And then my pencil sharply says, “‘Now don’t blame me, it’s you! ao F v / long, But it grows shorter day by day, could write Some.really worth while things, jaded mind » And give the spirit wings.”’ . . —A.MERRIAM CONNER. NEW JUDGE TRIES. HIS FIRST CASES: Judge J. M. Inman, who’ was recently made judge of the superior court of Sierra. county, presided for the first time in the old courthouse in the Downieville court. He tried and found guilty on a second degree burglary count, Harry Clark of Loyalton. Clark was sentenced to an indeterminate one to fifteen year period at. San Quentin, where he was taken by SheriffW. D. Johnson. William Queener and William Tyler were charged and found guilty of the possession of. stolen goods. Queener, who is only fifteen years . old, was sent home to his parents in the state of Washington, since this was his first offense, Tyler, eighteen was committed to Preston school of Industry for three years. Subscribe for The Nugget. Funeral Nevada City W.R. JEFFORD & SON AMBULANCE SERVICE Directors Grass Valley Phone 16 I]e A SPLENDID VALUE 159 POWELL STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us for quick. and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. £ “OUR WORK SATIS(CIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City ‘GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Ore and Bullion @o~«« Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco

Plant: South San Francisco WHEN WE SAY Aha» “LIKE NEW” We mean just that. Whether a hat, a dress or a suit of clothes. makes no difference. We give you back a clean garment th is as good as new. ‘ Grass Valley CLEANERS Phone 375—Grass Valley The Sun Produce anil Grocery Co. Nevada City, California Phone 8& 315 Broad Street “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING to the music of a crack black and white jazz band every night. A hot number singer to while away the.time. . . Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road SCALES GRAVEL MINE The Seales hydraulic mine in the . Port Wine field 10 miles north of Downieville has an, abundance’ of water for the first time since the mine was reopened about two years . ago. Iteis reported to be. producing . heavily. Claims are that more than 70,000,000 cubic, yards of paying gravel are vailable. About 11 miles of new flumes and ditches were buili last year and powerful equipmem installed. The Scales. mining company is composed of New York capital. Constipatio If constipation causes you Gas, Irdigestion, Headaches, Bad Sleep, Pimply Skin, get quick relief with ADLERIKA,. Thorough in acticn yet entirely gentle and safe. Dickerman Drug Store and R. J.. Harris, Drugzgist. an? HYGRADE GOGGLES Eye protection for sport and driving Eliminates the heat rays 35 Cents . ~ 1$60 YEARS OLD The Nevada County Narrow Gauge . Railroad celebrated its. sixtieth birth. day on Wednesday of this week. Its . first birthday was a gala event of . the county on May 20th, 1876, and that May 20th was a snowy day but Babe snow didn’t seem to dampen the_ of ,the celebration. The last spike was driven into’ the last tia by Dr. R. M. Hunt at the Nevada City terminal amidst crowd, ardor a cheering music of a full brass band, the Nevada City fire de artment in full uniform and the wniformed Nevada City Light Guard: Mills and machine shop whistles blew and the artillery roared from the hills. Judge Searls gave the congratulatory. speech from * ne amid the cheers of thee i “ywisich. included many excursionists from the nearby town of Grass Valley. A grand inauzural railroad ball held, given on May 25th, at Hamilton Hal} under the auspices of the Mens C. S. Club. Tickets were $2.00. The railroad went then .as Nevada City, through’ Grass Valley to Colfax. Tickets for the Found trip celebration excursion from Grass Valley were $2.50. The sixtteth birthday of the railfoad marks sixty years of service to . the county. A service that has help. ed Dulld the county and has march. ed along with ly the railroad has added a trucking . service with door to door and delivery. was now . from its progress. Recentcollection ! Moke who resides about Mr. W. _ tive miles:south of Alleghany,. is in-. stalling a gravél s¢ergen in order to . . start recovering eold from a Cchan-! nel on his. property. “Private Property—No Trespass. imng’’ signs for-sale at the Nugget . “Office. 2 TAKING YBAST IN TROUBLES? PURESTEST Brewers’ Yeast Tablets 50¢ 1 SAVE ar. your . Goodrich Swim Caps ,all styles and colors 10c to 39c EVERREADY FLASHLIGHTS light NewA long rangefocusing complete with. batteries 65 Cents BUCK ROGERS WATER PISTOLS 15-Shot Repeater 25 Cents DICKERMAN DRUG STORE VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired ) SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F? (IT SHOP 220 East Main ' ‘Phone 603]} GRASS , ALLEY ” Nevada City LUMBER First Quality at Lower" Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our sawmill at Camptonville. LEE EVANS CAMPTONVILLE HOTEL Nevada City, California Here. -you.will. find . = 4 x “NARROW GAUGE ‘ 4 ‘his wife to Nevada. City last Satur,}ed them. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes own 'mining property in Willow Valley Olympia Saturday evening. COFFEE SHOP ARGONAUT COSTUMES ARE WINNING FAVOR. Gene Hughes of Gene’s Auto Mrs. Court Grass Valley, dressed in a ¢ostime of 1786 xisited Nevada City on Wednesday and created much interest in the odd, but pretty dress and hat. The hoop skirts, low neck bod-= ice, and tiny flat hat with three large flowers, placed. jauntily one side of her head became her as an ats on tractive brunette belle, Mr. Hughes with highplug hat and ‘swallow tail coat accompanied day evening and very few recogniz~ east of this city. Since the invitation was issued to all ladies 49’er costumes by M to wear ay 22 several are being made in Nevada City, and Grass Valley in preparation for the Fourth. It is expected many ladies in costume will attend the Whiskerino dance at Lake Fenton Fleming -and. friend, Mr. Neilson;. of Sacramento: spent last Sunday visiting friends in Nevada.City. coming up in -their news, . LaFayette car, Mr. Fleming is a nate ive of this city and always enjoys a visit here. i Sacramento’s Busiest Store NEXT YO HALE’S 25th : . Anniversary. . MAY SALES_ SPECIAL PURCHASE 185 Mannish Tailored —SUITS— Men’s Wear Clothes! Flannels! Plenty of Whites! A Local . Manufacturer Made _these ‘Suits’ to our specifications. Action and plain backs! Every suit man tailored and perfect fitting—you would ex. pect to pay at least $10 for this quility suit; Light*Grays! Medium Grays! Blues! White! tl —$6.95— 20 Sizes 12 to USED CARS 1935 Buick Sedan 1935 Chrysler Coupe 1932 “Chevrolet Sedan (Newly painted) 1932 V+8 Ford: Sedan >.. 1931 Ford Town Sedan 1929 Poerd.Coach 2c. 1931 Studebaker Coupe (Newly painted and overhauled) 19340 Pord Coupe: oo a es $24 W. O. WELLIAMS 120 E. Main, Grass Valley, Phone Across from Union Service. Statio ED JAMESON, CARPENTER A repair work; contracts taken, I quire or write me, care Nationa “Hotel, Nevada City. 3-£0-3m ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TG USED—-We_ have several buys in used Refrigerators, are like new. Very easy te Phone 9 120 B. Main St; Ru sey’s. nae MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washin Machine. Exclusive Dealer f " . Maytag Electrie and gasoline gine washers, also Easy W: ers, Ilron rite Troners, Westin house Refrigerators, Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s . 120 East Main St. Grass V Phone 9 for Free Demon: 4