May 6, 1932 (4 pages)

P AGE FOUR itenmimeiiaiiel 3 Published weekly, on Friday Nevada City Nugget fornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, Under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. morning, at Nevada City, CaliA Legal Newspaper, as defined =e lished at Nevada City. by statute. Printed and PubWESLEY L. DAVIS, JR. Editor and Publisher _ B. Marine. ner Associate News Editor SUBCRIPTION RATES % One Year, any address in California, in advance....-. $2.00 Outside California, in United States....---.-.-------2---0---++ One Month 2.0025.-3 sins: SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC TO BE HELD MAY 24TH Grass Valleys annual Sunday -gchool picnic at Chicago Park which is of 40 years duration, will be hela Tuesday, May 24th. Numerous new features will be added to the picnic this year. Following the custom of many years special excursion trains wiil be run over the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad .to and from Chicago Park. This event is looked forward to by many with great pleasure. The picnic grounds are situated in a beautiful spot and the throngs who gather there present a happy scene as they enjoy their lunches. 0. Vv TENTH OLYMPIAD Miss Grace !S. Stoermer, past grand. president. of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and state hostess for California during the period of the tenth Olympiad to be held in Los Angeles from July 29 to August 14, inclusive, has appointed Neva B. McMahon, a member, of the California state hostess rommittee. This is the first time in the history of the Olympic games that women have been assigned the important task of arranging for the welcome and entertainment of distinguished guests and visitors. Mrs. MsMahon has served as district deputy grand president of Naomi parlor, No. 36, of Downieville for the past two years, during which time the Parlor has had a phenominal growth in. membership. She is a past president of Ivy parlor, No. 88 of Lodi, and also a member of the _ Presidents’ Association No. 6 of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Once in a lifetime can you see the Olympic games in America. Plan your vacation now. to in-. clude tke games of the Tenth Olympiad in Los Angeles. Teas, tours, receptions, studio jaunts, garden parties, beach barbecues are planned by the hostesses of the Tenth Olympic games for your entertainment. The women of California, under the honorary chairmanship of Mrs. Herbert Hoover, have organized into a _ hospitality group to entertain you. This is your. pexsonal invitation to take your place in an international the nobility of all nations on earth, to feast your eyes on the sparkle and glamour and glitter of a spectacle /UNION ICE CO INSTALLS event, to mingle with the eiect and/ NEW KELVINATORS AT THE MINERS FOUNDRY The Miner’s Foundry has recently been appointed as agents for the Kelvinator electric refrigerator. The Kelvinator with 17 years of proven performance, and the oldest domestic refrigerator, carries a three year quarantee. There are 17 models, three of which are shown at the Foundry and will be cheerfully shown anyone interested in electrieal refrigerators. The manufacturers name Kelvinator in honor. of Thomas Kelvin, inventor of the electric process by the English crown as ‘‘Lord Kelvin.’’ chose the ICE SCORING SAW Mr A. V Sauvee has installed a new scoring ice saw at his ice house in Nevada City at quite a little expense, but he feels that he will profit by it in giving perfect satisfaction to his customers All the blocks of ice are scored before they are loaded:on the truck for delivery. In this way the blocks can be cut just to the weight they were ordered ‘This is an Ra improvement to the ment. Mr Sauvee is an up-to-date business man who takes advantage of improvements that produces an added. trade. C. VU Subscribe For The Nugget. POLITICAL CARDS GEORGE L. JONES Candidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County Primary Election August 30, 1932 RAGLAN TUTTLE (Incumbent) Candidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County unrivalled in splendor in the history of our glorious Unied States. Primary Election August 30, 1932 Awaken, HEAR Bank of America’s BACK TO GOOD TIMES Program . . Saturdays 7:15 to 7:45 p. m. KFI-—KGO at acost CALIFORNIANS! . Awaken to the big opportunities now facing us. Even in these times of nationwide stress California remains the “whitest spot’ Fundamentally we are sound. as a dollar . . . The only barrier between us and good times is a mental one—groundless fear. We Californians have everything—money, diversity of resources, productive soil, a world-famous climate, a vast tourist business and great shipping and manufacturing interests. We are the best advertised community on earth. Why should we fear anything? Let’s unitedly support our industries and our banking institutions by putting every inactive dollar to work. Buy—invest—build! Act normal again. Active money will speed up business and all industry—and banish unemployment. Help California lead the nation back to good times! Open a California Back-to-Good-Times Account in this bank—or any bank SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES* Construction in California includes $13,525,000 work on 73 road contracts. The Federal Reserve Bank at San Francisco reported on March 21, ‘an easier credit situation” and a reduction in the demand for currency. Flour production (in the 7 Western states) was about 10 per cent greater in February than in February 1931. brags Ape on bridges are now being built in California of $2,150,000. . “Latest available data at time information was compiled. BANKof AMERICA — NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION NEVADA CITY Advisory Board-Judge Geo. L. Jones, CHAIRMAN Dr. Carl P.Jones -E. M. Rector -G. J. Rector -Officers -= George L. Jones, vice-presmpent--H, A. Curnow, MANAGER « John J. Fortier, assisTaANT MANAGER > on the economic map. —U.S. Department of Labor —Federal Reserve Bank —U. S. Department of Labor { shop that adds much to the equip. , THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA JOHNSONS CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs. Nye Johnson —cele brated their 14th wedding: anniversary last Thursday. with a delicious turkey dinner. Mr. Johnson surprised his wife with a large, beautifully decorated cake prepared at Kopps bakery. Those present to enjoy the happy occasion were Mr. and Mrs Will Young, Mr and Mrs. Raymond Young, Mr and Mrs. Will Hatch and family, and’ Miss Beth Young. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION IS BECOMING UNIVERSAL More than a million electric refrigerators were installed in homes in the United States last year. This is attributed -by leaders in the industry to the fact that housewives are demanding.better and fore effi_ cient household appliances each year to assist them in making their homes more attractive, and in safeguarding of thei families‘ health. The modern woman operates her househoid o: a well-planned budget and demands that her dollars do their full share toward making her family comfortable, healthy, and happy. When she shops for food, she takes advantage of the discounts which she can get by buying in large quantities, and then she sees to it that this saving is not offset by food wastage. Just as other styles change, styles in eating change and the trend now is toward less food, but of a higher place in the nation’s meals. Often they serve as the main course, replacing heavier dishes. But their increased importance requires. that they be of infinite variety, and attractively prepared. This .means fresh, crips lettuce, molded gelatine, fruits and vegetables appetizingly chilled. : In order’ to be sure that perishquality, and attractively servec.+} Salads have forged to the forefront rapidly, and now take a_ leadin-: from bacterial growth from within. The only sure way of doing this is through refrigeration. Food kept at a temperature above 50 degrees detriorates rapidly, but below 50 degrees it keeps safely for an indefin_ ite—length of ae Vv 3 BOY SCOUT NEWS Many types of camping and camp equipment will be exemplified at the Camporal for the Patrols and Scouts of the Tahoe. Area Council when they meet Friday evening and Saturday, May 13 and 14 about 17 miles north of Auburn on the Grass Vailey-Auburn highway. A number of patrols have already started preparing what they deem necessary in«the way of equipment for this campink experience. Tent_ ing will vary from an ordinary tarpaulin to a large wall tent. Cooking utensils in a number of cases will be made from smaller cans which mesh inside a No. 10 of a gallon can. A standard menu wili be cooked for a meal by all patrols with adult to pudge the quality of the finished product. : The purpose of this overnight outBLUEBIRD CTEM OND ORES G. W. Hartvng & Son Jewelers Grass Valley, Calif. able food it fit for human.consumption, it must be kept free from contamination from without, and free} THE ENGAGEMENT RING. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1932 ciel Seouts to camp by patrols and to carry out the Scout program to instill a camping spirit thru a knowledge of the outdoors and how to live outdoors; to see how others prepare camp and live in a camp, with the objective of each patrol building up its own camping equipment. General instructions have been door rally is to learn the ability of sent out to the troops and adult leaders on camp organization of the patrol, the duties 6f its members, suggestions as. to possible equipment keeping in mind that as much of the equipment as possible should be made by the Scouts rather than to purchase equipment. How com, fortable can camp be made by Scout made materials. It’s that good! *non-sagging’ surface. Thirty-two” for less money. at $19.32. en ne ee CO Ui ME nT eee Le Loeb aL Karr No. 176X . . Inner-spring Construction It has class, beauty, comfort—of the sort that lasts and lasts. We could, by all the usual standards, sell it for around forty dollars. Inside of this mattress is a retempered all-steel Karr spring construction with baked japan finish. nate in right and left direction so as to always maintain an even, Any mattress man will tell you that this ype of spring unit is the last word in quality. THE KARR INNER-SPRING IN A CHEAP MATTRESS. Shop if you will. but don’t expect to find the equal of ‘‘Nineteen We assure you that both ourselves and the maker have gone to the very limit in offering this mattress The approval of the Master Bedding Makers of America is, like our endorsement, your guarantee of absolute satisfactionALPHA STORES, LTD. TOUGH O LC DAU LORI LL Permanently locked coils alterYOU NEVER FIND PT POL ee Be a PTT UU OULD UE UL ih LoL i ea ea * Montgomery Ward & Co. Chicago, Illinois. Gentlemen: As a salesman I drove 16,000 miles. Every sudden stops and qd midsummer to the for driving some of fishing is where me. Duri get more mileage per tires. 6-PLY RIVERSIDE MATE “4 should be li no Mountains in Pennsylvania. it those sharp stone mountain roa roads are so rough the other there. This fall ae Kea pi sc ree : te ‘ Saag LE pigpeer ha year, and 16,000 miles, has been off the car. my Buick Master Six this year a kind of driving from the New York h Yick starting to three months of T0EF id be licked ds, but the best trout fellow is afraid to drive rabbit shooting and that rub-oak roads T know of nowhere in the U.S.A. dollar expended than he can SS ie tats aval. NOFY truly yours, 2 Z This interesting letter from Mr. Cronk is one of many hundreds It was entirely voluntary—sent te-us-withont-selicitation. Nothing was paid for it. It is a genuine expression of grat itude for meritorious Sgayice. in our files. SiZE:: ‘EACH PAIR 29x4.40/21 . $5.75j. $11.20 30x4.50/21 . ;5.75 . 11.20 98x4.75/19 . 6.60 . 19.84 29x4.75/20 . 6.75 . 13.14 29x5.00/19 . 6.95 . 13.50 30x5.00/20 . 7.20 . 13.80 29x5.25/19 . 8.00 . 15.56 31x5.95/21 . 8.40 . 16.34 31x6.00/19 . 870 . 16.84 20x5.50/19 . 885 . 17.18 4-PLY RIVERSIDE MATE fb Other Sizes at Proportionate Savings. SIZE EACH PAIR 29x4.40/21 . $3.97 . $ 7.64 29x4.50/20 4.29 8.34 30x4.50/21 4.38 6.44 28x4.75/19 5.10 9.96 29x4.75/20 5.23 40.04 i Other Sizes at Proportionate Savings. FUNLIMITED GUARANTEE Riversides Size 29x4.40/21 PREE Tire Mounting At All Ward Stores INNER TUBES cked for driving these roacs Sayville, Long Island i ide, “ but thanks +0 oat ae of the Riversides in buying. Rive rside little over City traffic with ot runs in they stay with that a man can “ * @%, Y PRICES ! The new 6-PLY Riverside Mate is the greatest tire value that we have ever offered. Aneven better Miles-Per-Dollar value q¥ than the tire Mr. Cronk praises. For here are the lowest pricesat which we have ever sold a 6-PLY Heavy Duty Riverside Tire. Think of this: 6-Plies From Bead to Bead at the Usual Price of Other 4-Ply Tires! Riversides are one of America’s most famous tires. For 20 years we have supplied them to the motoring public. They are of the highest quality it is possible to produce. They are built by one of the world’s largest tire companies. They are backed by a new unlimited guarantee—the fairest and most liberal ever put on any tire. We'll match Riversides on the road against any tire and beat it in price. So why be satisfied with other 4-Ply Tires when you can buy full 6-Ply Riversides for the same money? Store Hours 8:30 to 6:00 . Saturday . . 8:30 to 9:00 BN

P AGE FOUR itenmimeiiaiiel 3 Published weekly, on Friday Nevada City Nugget fornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, Under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. morning, at Nevada City, CaliA Legal Newspaper, as defined =e lished at Nevada City. by statute. Printed and PubWESLEY L. DAVIS, JR.. Editor and Publisher _ B. Marine.. ner Associate News Editor SUBCRIPTION RATES % One Year, any address in California, in advance........-. $2.00 Outside California, in United States.......---.-.-------2---0---++ One Month 2..0025..-3 sins: SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC TO BE HELD MAY 24TH Grass Valleys annual Sunday -gchool picnic at Chicago Park which is of 40 years duration, will be hela Tuesday, May 24th. Numerous new features will be added to the picnic this year. Following the custom of many years special excursion trains wiil be run over the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad .to and from Chicago Park. This event is looked forward to by many with great pleasure. The picnic grounds are situated in a beautiful spot and the throngs who gather there present a happy scene as they enjoy their lunches. 0. Vv TENTH OLYMPIAD Miss Grace !S. Stoermer, past grand. president. of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and state hostess for California during the period of the tenth Olympiad to be held in Los Angeles from July 29 to August 14, inclusive, has appointed Neva B. McMahon, a member, of the California state hostess rommittee. This is the first time in the history of the Olympic games that women have been assigned the important task of arranging for the welcome and entertainment of distinguished guests and visitors. Mrs. MsMahon has served as district deputy grand president of Naomi parlor, No. 36, of Downieville for the past two years, during which time the Parlor has had a phenominal growth in. membership. She is a past president of Ivy parlor, No. 88 of Lodi, and also a member of the _ Presidents’ Association No. 6 of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Once in a lifetime can you see the Olympic games in America. Plan your vacation now. to in-. clude tke games of the Tenth Olympiad in Los Angeles. Teas, tours, receptions, studio jaunts, garden parties, beach barbecues are planned by the hostesses of the Tenth Olympic games for your entertainment. The women of California, under the honorary chairmanship of Mrs. Herbert Hoover, have organized into a _ hospitality group to entertain you. This is your. pexsonal invitation to take your place in an international the nobility of all nations on earth, to feast your eyes on the sparkle and glamour and glitter of a spectacle /UNION ICE CO INSTALLS event, to mingle with the eiect and/ NEW KELVINATORS AT THE MINERS FOUNDRY The Miner’s Foundry has recently been appointed as agents for the Kelvinator electric refrigerator. The Kelvinator with 17 years of proven performance, and the oldest domestic refrigerator, carries a three year quarantee. There are 17 models, three of which are shown at the Foundry and will be cheerfully shown anyone interested in electrieal refrigerators. The manufacturers name Kelvinator in honor. of Thomas Kelvin, inventor of the electric process by the English crown as ‘‘Lord Kelvin.’’ chose the ICE SCORING SAW Mr A. V Sauvee has installed a new scoring ice saw at his ice house in Nevada City at quite a little expense, but he feels that he will profit by it in giving perfect satisfaction to his customers All the blocks of ice are scored before they are loaded:on the truck for delivery. In this way the blocks can be cut just to the weight they were ordered ‘This is an Ra improvement to the ment. Mr Sauvee is an up-to-date business man who takes advantage of improvements that produces an added. trade. C. VU Subscribe For The Nugget. POLITICAL CARDS GEORGE L. JONES Candidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County Primary Election August 30, 1932 RAGLAN TUTTLE (Incumbent) Candidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County unrivalled in splendor in the history of our glorious Unied States. Primary Election August 30, 1932 Awaken, HEAR Bank of America’s BACK TO GOOD TIMES Program . . Saturdays 7:15 to 7:45 p. m. KFI-—KGO at acost CALIFORNIANS! . Awaken to the big opportunities now facing us.. Even in these times of nationwide stress California remains the “whitest spot’ Fundamentally we are sound. as a dollar . . . The only barrier between us and good times is a mental one—groundless fear. We Californians have everything—money, diversity of resources, productive soil, a world-famous climate, a vast tourist business and great shipping and manufacturing interests. We are the best advertised community on earth.. Why should we fear anything? Let’s unitedly support our industries and our banking institutions by putting every inactive dollar to work.. Buy—invest—build! Act normal again. Active money will speed up business and all industry—and banish unemployment. Help California lead the nation back to good times! Open a California Back-to-Good-Times Account in this bank—or any bank SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES* Construction in California includes $13,525,000 work on 73 road contracts. The Federal Reserve Bank at San Francisco reported on March 21, ‘an easier credit situation” and a reduction in the demand for currency. Flour production (in the 7 Western states) was about 10 per cent greater in February than in February 1931. brags Ape on bridges are now being built in California of $2,150,000. . “Latest available data at time information was compiled. BANKof AMERICA — NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION NEVADA CITY Advisory Board-Judge Geo. L. Jones, CHAIRMAN Dr. Carl P.Jones -E. M. Rector -G. J. Rector -Officers -= George L. Jones, vice-presmpent--H, A. Curnow, MANAGER « John J. Fortier, assisTaANT MANAGER > on the economic map. —U.S. Department of Labor —Federal Reserve Bank —U. S. Department of Labor { shop that adds much to the equip. , THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA JOHNSONS CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs. Nye Johnson —cele brated their 14th wedding: anniversary last Thursday. with a delicious turkey dinner. Mr. Johnson surprised his wife with a large, beautifully decorated cake prepared at Kopps bakery. Those present to enjoy the happy occasion were Mr. and Mrs Will Young, Mr and Mrs. Raymond Young, Mr and Mrs. Will Hatch and family, and’ Miss Beth Young. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION IS BECOMING UNIVERSAL More than a million electric refrigerators were installed in homes in the United States last year. This is attributed -by leaders in the industry to the fact that housewives are demanding.better and fore effi_ cient household appliances each year to assist them in making their homes more attractive, and in safeguarding of thei families‘ health. The modern woman operates her househoid o: a well-planned budget and demands that her dollars do their full share toward making her family comfortable, healthy, and happy. When she shops for food, she

takes advantage of the discounts which she can get by buying in large quantities, and then she sees to it that this saving is not offset by food wastage. Just as other styles change, styles in eating change and the trend now is toward less food, but of a higher place in the nation’s meals. Often they serve as the main course, replacing heavier dishes. But their increased importance requires. that they be of infinite variety, and attractively prepared. This .means fresh, crips lettuce, molded gelatine, fruits and vegetables appetizingly chilled. : In order’ to be sure that perishquality, and attractively servec.+} Salads have forged to the forefront rapidly, and now take a_ leadin-: from bacterial growth from within. The only sure way of doing this is through refrigeration. Food kept at a temperature above 50 degrees detriorates rapidly, but below 50 degrees it keeps safely for an indefin_ ite—length of ae Vv 3 BOY SCOUT NEWS Many types of camping and camp equipment will be exemplified at the Camporal for the Patrols and Scouts of the Tahoe. Area Council when they meet Friday evening and Saturday, May 13 and 14 about 17 miles north of Auburn on the Grass Vailey-Auburn highway. A number of patrols have already started preparing what they deem necessary in«the way of equipment for this campink experience. Tent_ ing will vary from an ordinary tarpaulin to a large wall tent. Cooking utensils in a number of cases will be made from smaller cans which mesh inside a No. 10 of a gallon can. A standard menu wili be cooked for a meal by all patrols with adult to pudge the quality of the finished product. : The purpose of this overnight outBLUEBIRD CTEM OND ORES G. W. Hartvng & Son Jewelers Grass Valley, Calif. able food it fit for human.consumption, it must be kept free from contamination from without, and free} THE ENGAGEMENT RING. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1932 ciel Seouts to camp by patrols and to carry out the Scout program to instill a camping spirit thru a knowledge of the outdoors and how to live outdoors; to see how others prepare camp and live in a camp, with the objective of each patrol building up its own camping equipment. General instructions have been door rally is to learn the ability of sent out to the troops and adult leaders on camp organization of the patrol, the duties 6f its members, suggestions as. to possible equipment keeping in mind that as much of the equipment as possible should be made by the Scouts rather than to purchase equipment. How com, fortable can camp be made by Scout made materials. It’s that good! *non-sagging’ surface. Thirty-two” for less money. at $19.32. en ne ee CO Ui ME nT eee Le Loeb aL Karr No. 176X . . Inner-spring Construction It has class, beauty, comfort—of the sort that lasts and lasts. We could, by all the usual standards, sell it for around forty dollars. Inside of this mattress is a retempered all-steel Karr spring construction with baked japan finish. nate in right and left direction so as to always maintain an even, Any mattress man will tell you that this ype of spring unit is the last word in quality. THE KARR INNER-SPRING IN A CHEAP MATTRESS. Shop if you will.. but don’t expect to find the equal of ‘‘Nineteen We assure you that both ourselves and the maker have gone to the very limit in offering this mattress The approval of the Master Bedding Makers of America is, like our endorsement, your guarantee of absolute satisfactionALPHA STORES, LTD. TOUGH O LC DAU LORI LL Permanently locked coils alterYOU NEVER FIND PT POL ee Be a PTT UU OULD UE UL ih LoL i ea ea * Montgomery Ward & Co. Chicago, Illinois. Gentlemen: As a salesman I drove 16,000 miles. Every sudden stops and qd midsummer to the for driving some of fishing is where me. Duri get more mileage per tires. 6-PLY RIVERSIDE MATE “4 should be li no Mountains in Pennsylvania. it those sharp stone mountain roa roads are so rough the other there. This fall ae Kea pi sc ree : te ‘ Saag LE pigpeer ha year, and 16,000 miles, has been off the car. my Buick Master Six this year a kind of driving from the New York h Yick starting to three months of T0EF id be licked ds, but the best trout fellow is afraid to drive rabbit shooting and that rub-oak roads T know of nowhere in the U.S.A. dollar expended than he can SS ie tats aval. NOFY truly yours, 2 Z This interesting letter from Mr. Cronk is one of many hundreds It was entirely voluntary—sent te-us-withont-selicitation. Nothing was paid for it. It is a genuine expression of grat itude for meritorious Sgayice. in our files. SiZE:: ‘EACH PAIR 29x4.40/21 . $5.75j. $11.20 30x4.50/21 . ;5.75 . 11.20 98x4.75/19 . 6.60 . 19.84 29x4.75/20 . 6.75 . 13.14 29x5.00/19 . 6.95 . 13.50 30x5.00/20 . 7.20 . 13.80 29x5.25/19 . 8.00 . 15.56 31x5.95/21 . 8.40 . 16.34 31x6.00/19 . 870 . 16.84 20x5.50/19 . 885 . 17.18 4-PLY RIVERSIDE MATE fb Other Sizes at Proportionate Savings. SIZE EACH PAIR 29x4.40/21 . $3.97 . $ 7.64 29x4.50/20 4.29 8.34 30x4.50/21 4.38 6.44 28x4.75/19 5.10 9.96 29x4.75/20 5.23 40.04 i Other Sizes at Proportionate Savings. FUNLIMITED GUARANTEE Riversides Size 29x4.40/21 PREE Tire Mounting At All Ward Stores INNER TUBES cked for driving these roacs Sayville, Long Island i ide, “ but thanks +0 oat ae of the Riversides in buying. Rive rside little over City traffic with ot runs in they stay with that a man can “ * @%, Y PRICES ! The new 6-PLY Riverside Mate is the greatest tire value that we have ever offered. Aneven better Miles-Per-Dollar value q¥ than the tire Mr. Cronk praises. For here are the lowest pricesat which we have ever sold a 6-PLY Heavy Duty Riverside Tire. Think of this: 6-Plies From Bead to Bead at the Usual Price of Other 4-Ply Tires! Riversides are one of America’s most famous tires. For 20 years we have supplied them to the motoring public. They are of the highest quality it is possible to produce. They are built by one of the world’s largest tire companies. They are backed by a new unlimited guarantee—the fairest and most liberal ever put on any tire. We'll match Riversides on the road against any tire and beat it in price. So why be satisfied with other 4-Ply Tires when you can buy full 6-Ply Riversides for the same money? Store Hours 8:30 to 6:00 . Saturday . . 8:30 to 9:00 BN