November 21, 1930 (6 pages)

7 NOVEMBER 14, 1930 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFOKMA — PAGE SIX : _ TOHIS LONG REST; ~—‘IS_ NOW OPERATING . bers who attended did ample justice to the turkey banquet served by a ‘ The Yellowstone Mining and Millgroup of the younger members un' i John Davidson Murray, ong of Gold. ing Company reports its new milling ‘ Flat’s highly respected residents pasPlant has been finished and will be sed away at his home shortly after der the direction of Meyers Moberly. ; His assistants were Jess ‘Mooney, Placed in commission very shortly. ; midnight, Tuesday morning as the} The company officials say a wide Walter and George Haggerty, Arledge of pyritie gold has been deveia KENNEDY ROYAL MODEL 725 This beautiful model is significent of everything .symbolized by The Nevada City grammar schools have the largest enrollment in a number of years declares Principal Walter Carlson. The enrollment is 255 up to date and the average attendance a fraction better than 96 . + Se ee aaa EG hur Hoge, Howard Penrose, Roland! Me * t Wright, Dr. Bell and W Col-. # . 2¢ Royalty of Radio,” It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. elimax of a recent illness extending Per Copia i might, Dr. Bell an Crnet,. Vol-t@ rar pee : 5; pred i over a period of several years. He. oped with sufficient reserves to a8-} During-the past month 179 boys. lege Songs were sung. ye its exquisitely grained butt walnut side panels and asst ‘ e i was stricken in his last attack which. SUre a steady run of the new mill and girls enrolled in the grammar District Deputy Grand Exalted $ quarter French doors reflect’ an elegence that is obtained a “ { occurred about a week ago and his. for a long period. Aitor the pes has Schools were neither absent nor tar-; Ruler Dalmer Janobs of Stoakton . ¥ combining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a design of i condition grew Steadily worse until been extracted the Png hier dy, nearly 70 per cent of alf the pu. Lodge was the honored suest of the Ks distinction. Every true lover of fine furniture will recognize i in. Shipped to the California chemica Pils attending the schools which is, evening. ena ¥ : ; i i % i 6 rica. i the end. John Murray was born, in plant for: the recovery of sulphuric!» rand 46Ne pusud ot oe ; this model as a masterpiece—the most beautiful radio in Ame acid, { Scotland April 15, 1865 and came to this country and locating at Denver when he was a youth and attained his: citizenship at the age of 21. At the time of his. death he had reached the age of 64 years, 7 months and 2 days. The funeral services were con. ducted Wednesddy from the Homes 5 Funeral Home in: this city, at; two o’clock, Rev. E. O. Chapel officiat. . Mrs. Robert Carr was hostess to the Wednesday Bridge — Club, composed of Nevada City and Grass Valley .ladies. ‘Sixteen tables enjoyed Mrs. Carr’s hospitality. 0YUBA PASS KEPT OPEN —0 WILL STUDY DRAMA Miss Annie R. Gray, teacher of English in the Nevada City High Schooi in the course of her instruction in this subject is planning. to devote several weeks to the plan. Each pupil in the junior and senior classes will be expected to perform Reports reaching this office from Downeyville state that the Yuba pass has béen kept open for traffic during the past storm: period and is said to be the only pass at the present time. There is less than a foot of Mrs. Clarence ‘English,’ the talented daughter of Mrs. Langley ot this city, carried one of the lead “ag directions. However as the roads are ane the “Seven Dwarts,’ wihich wa: wet and slippery it is advisable to. ®iven at the Ambassador Theater at use chains. Los Angeles Saturday’ and ‘Sunday : 0 of last week. The players were comYOUNG MISS FETE Posed of a group of society women, of ON NATAL DAY. the south land who are interesting Miss Amy Lou McCraney celebatthemselves in the maintenance of a eded her eleventh birthday on Wedday nursery. Mrs. William Gibbs Mcf * , 7 ; Snow on the roadway and it does not parts in the’ beautiful Play of the f ing. a project or take part. in a project S ee : ‘ Nine O'Clock Players of the Assistt i Me M ; = é Interfere with traffic. Cars are trav. r. Murray was one of. the many. in the line of the drama. eling through Downeyvillé in Both ant League production “Snow White j adventurous Spirits who joined in Some of the pupils are expected to = : } the soid rush for Alaska in, LS8Y¥% where he remained for a period of fifteen years during which time he was united in Marriage to Miss Julia Dibble. They left Alaska in in 191z and came io California and settled at Gold Flat where they have since write a one act Play; others will remodel a short story into the form of a play and still others will take part in the actual] production of the Play before an audience. -—0 COUNT OF ABSENT VOTE GIVES WRIGHT MAJORITY NEA NIAAA Mee SMO oluleeiteiojettotostottot use ne ee ~ — resided and made their home and benesday ‘ with thirteen little friends score pe eo ee Wa Aeon : = = = : Z é took part. ‘ come prominent among the fruit : as her guests. Pink and white deco. ¥7° 3 growers of the region ; The count of the absentee votes teas © oe ; i“ ; Mrs. English, whose home is in : ; $e at S were carried out as r F 5 Mr. Murray was a man of rugged Increased the lead of District Attore colo Beverley Hills spends_her summers. ? scheme and the delicious hot lunch was served after appetites had been properly whetted by vigorous Dlaying and was followed by ice cream ! si athe Sod vague ae a ane AND COFFEE SHOP ney W. E. Wright over his opponent of 27: "Phe supervisors finished the count last Thursday. There were 41 absent votes, 22 of whom chose Wright and 17 voting for-Stoll. Two absent Voters did] ‘ , not make a choice for district ‘attorney. THIRTY TON UNIT The contest was the closest one in _the Novemb lecti nd w IS ADDED TO MILL! resus acciaca ‘wen geese! votes were counted. However, Mr. Stoll conceded the election to Mr, Wright the day after the election. nee (mrerrcfinnece HORSESHOE COMMITTEE MEET “/The general horseshoe comniittee that has charge of the fraternal tournament held a fina] meeting Wednesday evening for the purpose of arranging schedules. The meeting was under the direction of President B. Toccilini. The Schedule of games Was presented by the committee . and stirling character, beloved by all who knew him mdinly on account of his friendly personality and sterling principles. He was always a sreat favorite with al] children, on account of his kindly hature, here with her three children visiting her mother. _ ————— SS Sete aeeate steals ihe ote stcstostesteste teste rte whe ote ote st ow, OE Ne at Seo lest ie ete mente seit meatete teteateate 1 propriate number of candles held the place of honor. : Miss Amy Lou was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Her guests included Ida Norton, Betsy Bennetts, Margaret Smidtcamp, Mayme Fradelizo, Ruth Curnow, Flossie An; Sove, Marian German, Hazel Thomas, Myrtle Barry, Sylvia Moody, Katherine Stevens and Peggy and Madeline Bettles, / Mesdames Hall and Bettles agsisted Mrs, McCraney in entertaining the young people. ABOUT OUR SERVICE § Our patrons have found that it is ! PECULIAR: “different” from others; it is more al i 4 personal, more sympathetic. And q . BF that is what you want when you P i have trouble in the family such ag t Cc say Tare ce ere cst A + hee death and its attendant misfortunes ‘ee HOLMES FUNERAL HO WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When. you have 40 of them a y ye. The Basque Mining and Milling) i Company, Jocated a few miles from Winnamucca and Owned by Californians, is adding a thirty-ton. unit to its mill, and plans to start production at the rate of fifty tons per day early in Deceniber. Superintendent F. H. Stewart says that dévelopment of the new vein of sugar quartz is broceeding nicely with a good twanage of commercial ‘gold ore blocked out in the main. final details arranged for the forth-} workings. The property is located . coming tournament, about seventgen miles north of Win: was <Samaee; SAA as Refinment of its Service MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE Pleasing to’ the Tourist . TAHOE UKIAH HIGHWAY 0——______. CAMP FIRE GIRLS LEARN HOUSEKEEPING. (The Adahi Campfire group held a special meeting on, Tuesday, Good housekeeping was the subject chosen by -the Suardian, Miss Nightingale. nemuecea, i : + ecco j—— A little once-act play “John and Hon‘ Lloyd W. Penrose, who spent seveet i EARL 4 we ey” given by Jane Warnechke and vue : 0 Accid I Policy f ] Re om eae, ‘ ou can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Po icy for only aS eral days with his parents, Mr. and Madelyn Thompson, was much en} y ° : } CALIFORNIA. MEN FeiNp Wea. Santen “Wenrosk “Nes returned . iar ‘ _ . . $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. ; THE RAYW to San Francisco where he is study0. f ing art. . Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hill of Los Angeles were recent, guesis of their aunt, Mrs. M. J. Reynolds, Fred F. Cassidy, president of the Alpha Hardware and Supply company, left Sunday for San Francisco and Monday evening he was the DINNER PRECEEDS STAR INSTALLATION. Mrs. Charles Leiter entertained a group of out of town ladies at a dinner at the National Hotel on Tuesday evening just before the ceremony in! which she was installed as Worthy ! Matron. Mrs. Leiter’s guests were It\is stated that San Francisco and Los Angeles men have purchased the old Raymon Montana ranch\and all its water rights in the Leonard Creek’ section in the Black Rock Desert (Nev.) section and plan to pipe the water to placers located beYow the property. 256 —_————————————————————— / — Vo wash Ur . . PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION dy . FULL LINE AMERICAN AND SWEDISH Se ee ee SRSA RR Ss SS Deposits of gold-bearing detritus are said to coyer one thousand acres to a depth of twenty feet. Considerable gold has been recovered from the dry washing process but the new Owners expect to reap a rich reward by sluicing operations. ; ; : ~0 LA PORTE MINE CLOSES The Feather Fork gravel mine at La Porte has closed down for the winter. C. B. Wingate is superintendent of the mine in which Southern California capita] is interested. S. A. guest of the Crucible Steel company! at Stanford University, where the latest improvements in the manufacture of steel were being shown. Thomas C. Botting of Alleghany is spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ©, Botting of this city. He rencently underwent an operation at the Sutter hosPital in Sacramento. He\plans to return to Alleghany where ‘he is employed in the Sixteen to One Mine. Mr. and Mrs, Will Davies of Greenville and Mrs. Ann Davies and daughter of Marysville visited the Frank Mrs, W. E. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Hurd Mrs. John Fletcher, and Mrs. Hugh Gibson of Livermore and Mrs. Alice Hitchins the installing officer Nevada City, of 0 ELKS DINE AS USUAL The regular Elks dinner last night took the form of a football rally for the bia game. The tables were taste111 Bennett St. i GRASS VALLEY STEAM _ LAUNDRY Grass Valley cheery = OD % Cream Waffles and German Potato Cakes any time. DISHES Swediah Cooking — Specialized Full Line Bakery Products. GOOD MEALS AT ALL HOURS RESTAURANT VIKING Guiberson is the principal stock-. Davies home here Sunday evening. ou Niner. Mrs. Elva Meek of San Frannisho THANKSGIVIN Oughby this week: : BE. H: Thompsta formerly owner of thé Chain Grocerterias, was a visitor here this week. Mr. . hog Miss Frances Davey and her brother Russel, who spent the week-end in this city with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davey, have returned to Berkeley. H ~ SUGGESTIONS Z Ripe and Green Olives pom f Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles . Fo ' IN; € Bi now makes his home in Berkeley. : « pen wees, Canned Fish, Crab, Shrimps, Tne, Oveters S and W Cranberry Sauce in Car>-—S 20 W and es Wellman’s Mince Meat in Quart Jars R and R Plum Pudding in Indivie'wal Ons Pod and A Na a new design in ewe Our large ‘ma growing volume of business enables ae ry TY * ee Two Powad Cans ; us to offer you a large variety of chuice meats at a cog husyies is attains the ni Fruit Cakes Pressed Figs Cheese’ Nuts = small margin of profit. tne goer ome So ee SOME OF OUR SPECIALS sereemeeeeni: (2 VEGETABLES AND FRUTS ‘0 Smell e¥s ctcok:, terder and uicy. Lettuee, Cranberries, Artichokes, Celery, Cauli wer, CW ie se otatoes . matey Miephard Sauna: Suvect Fh + ok Roasts 0° 2}! lands. emons : Bananas Oranges Grapefruit Weinies and tuncifine Kraut.

7 NOVEMBER 14, 1930 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFOKMA — PAGE SIX : _ TOHIS LONG REST; ~—‘IS_ NOW OPERATING . bers who attended did ample justice to the turkey banquet served by a ‘ The Yellowstone Mining and Millgroup of the younger members un' i John Davidson Murray, ong of Gold. ing Company reports its new milling ‘ Flat’s highly respected residents pasPlant has been finished and will be sed away at his home shortly after der the direction of Meyers Moberly. ; His assistants were Jess ‘Mooney, Placed in commission very shortly. ; midnight, Tuesday morning as the} The company officials say a wide Walter and George Haggerty, Arledge of pyritie gold has been deveia KENNEDY ROYAL MODEL 725 This beautiful model is significent of everything .symbolized by The Nevada City grammar schools have the largest enrollment in a number of years declares Principal Walter Carlson. The enrollment is 255 up to date and the average attendance a fraction better than 96 . + Se ee aaa EG hur Hoge, Howard Penrose, Roland! Me * t Wright, Dr. Bell and W Col-. # . 2¢ Royalty of Radio,” It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. elimax of a recent illness extending Per Copia i might, Dr. Bell an Crnet,. Vol-t@ rar pee : 5; pred i over a period of several years. He. oped with sufficient reserves to a8-} During-the past month 179 boys. lege Songs were sung. ye its exquisitely grained butt walnut side panels and asst ‘ e i was stricken in his last attack which. SUre a steady run of the new mill and girls enrolled in the grammar District Deputy Grand Exalted $ quarter French doors reflect’ an elegence that is obtained a “ { occurred about a week ago and his. for a long period. Aitor the pes has Schools were neither absent nor tar-; Ruler Dalmer Janobs of Stoakton . ¥ combining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a design of i condition grew Steadily worse until been extracted the Png hier dy, nearly 70 per cent of alf the pu. Lodge was the honored suest of the Ks distinction. Every true lover of fine furniture will recognize i in. Shipped to the California chemica Pils attending the schools which is, evening. ena ¥ : ; i i % i 6 rica. i the end. John Murray was born, in plant for: the recovery of sulphuric!» rand 46Ne pusud ot oe ; this model as a masterpiece—the most beautiful radio in Ame acid, { Scotland April 15, 1865 and came to this country and locating at Denver when he was a youth and attained his: citizenship at the age of 21. At the time of his. death he had reached the age of 64 years, 7 months and 2 days. The funeral services were con. ducted Wednesddy from the Homes 5 Funeral Home in: this city, at; two o’clock, Rev. E. O. Chapel officiat. . Mrs. Robert Carr was hostess to the Wednesday Bridge — Club, composed of Nevada City and Grass Valley .ladies. ‘Sixteen tables enjoyed Mrs. Carr’s hospitality. 0YUBA PASS KEPT OPEN —0 WILL STUDY DRAMA Miss Annie R. Gray, teacher of English in the Nevada City High Schooi in the course of her instruction in this subject is planning. to devote several weeks to the plan. Each pupil in the junior and senior classes will be expected to perform Reports reaching this office from Downeyville state that the Yuba pass has béen kept open for traffic during the past storm: period and is said to be the only pass at the present time. There is less than a foot of Mrs. Clarence ‘English,’ the talented daughter of Mrs. Langley ot this city, carried one of the lead “ag directions. However as the roads are ane the “Seven Dwarts,’ wihich wa: wet and slippery it is advisable to. ®iven at the Ambassador Theater at use chains. Los Angeles Saturday’ and ‘Sunday : 0 of last week. The players were comYOUNG MISS FETE Posed of a group of society women, of ON NATAL DAY. the south land who are interesting Miss Amy Lou McCraney celebatthemselves in the maintenance of a eded her eleventh birthday on Wedday nursery. Mrs. William Gibbs Mcf * , 7 ; Snow on the roadway and it does not parts in the’ beautiful Play of the f ing. a project or take part. in a project S ee : ‘ Nine O'Clock Players of the Assistt i Me M ; = é Interfere with traffic. Cars are trav. r. Murray was one of. the many. in the line of the drama. eling through Downeyvillé in Both ant League production “Snow White j adventurous Spirits who joined in Some of the pupils are expected to = : } the soid rush for Alaska in, LS8Y¥% where he remained for a period of fifteen years during which time he was united in Marriage to Miss Julia Dibble. They left Alaska in in 191z and came io California and settled at Gold Flat where they have since write a one act Play; others will remodel a short story into the form of a play and still others will take part in the actual] production of the Play before an audience. -—0 COUNT OF ABSENT VOTE GIVES WRIGHT MAJORITY NEA NIAAA Mee SMO oluleeiteiojettotostottot use ne ee ~ — resided and made their home and benesday ‘ with thirteen little friends score pe eo ee Wa Aeon : = = = : Z é took part. ‘ come prominent among the fruit : as her guests. Pink and white deco. ¥7° 3 growers of the region ; The count of the absentee votes teas © oe ; i“ ; Mrs. English, whose home is in : ; $e at S were carried out as r F 5 Mr. Murray was a man of rugged Increased the lead of District Attore colo Beverley Hills spends_her summers. ? scheme and the delicious hot lunch was served after appetites had been properly whetted by vigorous Dlaying and was followed by ice cream ! si athe Sod vague ae a ane AND COFFEE SHOP ney W. E. Wright over his opponent of 27: "Phe supervisors finished the count last Thursday. There were 41 absent votes, 22 of whom chose Wright and 17 voting for-Stoll. Two absent Voters did] ‘ , not make a choice for district ‘attorney. THIRTY TON UNIT The contest was the closest one in _the Novemb lecti nd w IS ADDED TO MILL! resus acciaca ‘wen geese! votes were counted. However, Mr. Stoll conceded the election to Mr, Wright the day after the election. nee (mrerrcfinnece HORSESHOE COMMITTEE MEET “/The general horseshoe comniittee that has charge of the fraternal tournament held a fina] meeting Wednesday evening for the purpose of arranging schedules. The meeting was under the direction of President B. Toccilini. The Schedule of games Was presented by the committee . and stirling character, beloved by all who knew him mdinly on account of his friendly personality and sterling principles. He was always a sreat favorite with al] children, on account of his kindly hature, here with her three children visiting her mother. _ ————— SS Sete aeeate steals ihe ote stcstostesteste teste rte whe ote ote st ow, OE Ne at Seo lest ie ete mente seit meatete teteateate 1 propriate number of candles held the place of honor. : Miss Amy Lou was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Her guests included Ida Norton, Betsy Bennetts, Margaret Smidtcamp, Mayme Fradelizo, Ruth Curnow, Flossie An; Sove, Marian German, Hazel Thomas, Myrtle Barry, Sylvia Moody, Katherine Stevens and Peggy and Madeline Bettles, / Mesdames Hall and Bettles agsisted Mrs, McCraney in entertaining the young people. ABOUT OUR SERVICE § Our patrons have found that it is ! PECULIAR: “different” from others; it is more al i 4 personal, more sympathetic. And q . BF that is what you want when you P i have trouble in the family such ag

t Cc say Tare ce ere cst A + hee death and its attendant misfortunes ‘ee HOLMES FUNERAL HO WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When. you have 40 of them a y ye. The Basque Mining and Milling) i Company, Jocated a few miles from Winnamucca and Owned by Californians, is adding a thirty-ton. unit to its mill, and plans to start production at the rate of fifty tons per day early in Deceniber. Superintendent F. H. Stewart says that dévelopment of the new vein of sugar quartz is broceeding nicely with a good twanage of commercial ‘gold ore blocked out in the main. final details arranged for the forth-} workings. The property is located . coming tournament, about seventgen miles north of Win: was <Samaee; SAA as Refinment of its Service MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE Pleasing to’ the Tourist . TAHOE UKIAH HIGHWAY 0——______. CAMP FIRE GIRLS LEARN HOUSEKEEPING. (The Adahi Campfire group held a special meeting on, Tuesday, Good housekeeping was the subject chosen by -the Suardian, Miss Nightingale. nemuecea, i : + ecco j—— A little once-act play “John and Hon‘ Lloyd W. Penrose, who spent seveet i EARL 4 we ey” given by Jane Warnechke and vue : 0 Accid I Policy f ] Re om eae, ‘ ou can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Po icy for only aS eral days with his parents, Mr. and Madelyn Thompson, was much en} y ° : } CALIFORNIA. MEN FeiNp Wea. Santen “Wenrosk “Nes returned . iar ‘ _ . . $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. ; THE RAYW to San Francisco where he is study0. f ing art. . Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hill of Los Angeles were recent, guesis of their aunt, Mrs. M. J. Reynolds, Fred F. Cassidy, president of the Alpha Hardware and Supply company, left Sunday for San Francisco and Monday evening he was the DINNER PRECEEDS STAR INSTALLATION. Mrs. Charles Leiter entertained a group of out of town ladies at a dinner at the National Hotel on Tuesday evening just before the ceremony in! which she was installed as Worthy ! Matron. Mrs. Leiter’s guests were It\is stated that San Francisco and Los Angeles men have purchased the old Raymon Montana ranch\and all its water rights in the Leonard Creek’ section in the Black Rock Desert (Nev.) section and plan to pipe the water to placers located beYow the property. 256 —_————————————————————— / — Vo wash Ur . . PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION dy . FULL LINE AMERICAN AND SWEDISH Se ee ee SRSA RR Ss SS Deposits of gold-bearing detritus are said to coyer one thousand acres to a depth of twenty feet. Considerable gold has been recovered from the dry washing process but the new Owners expect to reap a rich reward by sluicing operations. ; ; : ~0 LA PORTE MINE CLOSES The Feather Fork gravel mine at La Porte has closed down for the winter. C. B. Wingate is superintendent of the mine in which Southern California capita] is interested. S. A. guest of the Crucible Steel company! at Stanford University, where the latest improvements in the manufacture of steel were being shown. Thomas C. Botting of Alleghany is spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ©, Botting of this city. He rencently underwent an operation at the Sutter hosPital in Sacramento. He\plans to return to Alleghany where ‘he is employed in the Sixteen to One Mine. Mr. and Mrs, Will Davies of Greenville and Mrs. Ann Davies and daughter of Marysville visited the Frank Mrs, W. E. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Hurd Mrs. John Fletcher, and Mrs. Hugh Gibson of Livermore and Mrs. Alice Hitchins the installing officer Nevada City, of 0 ELKS DINE AS USUAL The regular Elks dinner last night took the form of a football rally for the bia game. The tables were taste111 Bennett St. i GRASS VALLEY STEAM _ LAUNDRY Grass Valley cheery = OD % Cream Waffles and German Potato Cakes any time. DISHES Swediah Cooking — Specialized Full Line Bakery Products. GOOD MEALS AT ALL HOURS RESTAURANT VIKING Guiberson is the principal stock-. Davies home here Sunday evening. ou Niner. Mrs. Elva Meek of San Frannisho THANKSGIVIN Oughby this week: : BE. H: Thompsta formerly owner of thé Chain Grocerterias, was a visitor here this week. Mr. . hog Miss Frances Davey and her brother Russel, who spent the week-end in this city with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davey, have returned to Berkeley. H ~ SUGGESTIONS Z Ripe and Green Olives pom f Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles . Fo ' IN; € Bi now makes his home in Berkeley. : « pen wees, Canned Fish, Crab, Shrimps, Tne, Oveters S and W Cranberry Sauce in Car>-—S 20 W and es Wellman’s Mince Meat in Quart Jars R and R Plum Pudding in Indivie'wal Ons Pod and A Na a new design in ewe Our large ‘ma growing volume of business enables ae ry TY * ee Two Powad Cans ; us to offer you a large variety of chuice meats at a cog husyies is attains the ni Fruit Cakes Pressed Figs Cheese’ Nuts = small margin of profit. tne goer ome So ee SOME OF OUR SPECIALS sereemeeeeni: (2 VEGETABLES AND FRUTS ‘0 Smell e¥s ctcok:, terder and uicy. Lettuee, Cranberries, Artichokes, Celery, Cauli wer, CW ie se otatoes . matey Miephard Sauna: Suvect Fh + ok Roasts 0° 2}! lands. emons : Bananas Oranges Grapefruit Weinies and tuncifine Kraut.