October 3, 1946 (8 pages)

ms, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1946 PAGE FOUR NEVADA CItY-NUGGET Cabin Of Late Bill Ebaugh Destroyed The State Division of Forestry reports that cabin that formerly beSenged to the late Bill Ebaugh in Willow Valley was burned to the ground Saturday night. The dwelling mow the property of E. T. Dellpazzia the forestry office estimated was worth 0460 and the owner lost $360 . In paper money tucked under his mattress. The late Bill Bbaugh who lived 4m the cabin wrote a lurid charter in Nevada County history two years ago when he was first hunted for slaughtering his neighibors’ cattle and finally was accused of the murder of Henry Lewis, war veteran, wounded, decorated and discharged, While the sheriff and his posse were searching for Bbaugh, Irvin W. Davis a priwate citizen on November 17, 1944 shot and killed him when he refused bo surrender. OHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Christian Science Society of Neveda City holds services every Sun_@ay in their church 114 Boulder St.! jt 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:45 ®. m. A Wednesday, evening testit™onial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at eight ‘w’clock. Our reading room is in the @hurch edifice and is open Mondays, Wedmesdays, and Fridays, holidays @xcepted frem 2 to 4 p. m. The pubic is cordially invited to attend our Bervices and visit the reading room. For the subject ‘Unreality’ the Golden Text for the Christian Scince lesson sefimon for Sunday, October 6 is taken from I John “All that @& in the world the lust of the flesh . and the lust of the eyes and the pride} wf life, is not of the father but is of Bhe world.”’ : _ Imeluded in the senmon is this werse from Matthew: Watch there@ore, for ye know neither the day nor @he hour wherein the Son of man someth’’. A correlative citiation in the ser,mon from Science and Health with key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Wddy reads: Now is the time for sowalled material pains and material Pleasures to pass away for both are mamreai because imposstble in. Science. To break this earthly spell mortals must-get the true idea and divina Principle of all that really exists and governs the universe harmoniously. REN HERE'S WHY — E>. 7 EVERYONE IN THE U.S. CAN F BUY RUGS--ONCE A LUXURY i) . ONLY FOR THE RICH. WHILE UP IN NEW ENGLAND WOMEN HOCKED OR BRAIDED RUGS OUT OF ANYeSCRAPS THEY COULD FIND, \ A RUG KEEPS THE ) AND LOOKS \\. FLOOR WARM. { SO PRETTY. OK \\ 1 “ ( = = oS ey IN EARLY COLONIAL TIMES CARPETS WERE A LUXURY. IN THE FINEST HOMES, FLOORS: WERE POLISHED OR COVERED WITH FINE SAND. THE MASTER LIKES AT BRUSHED IN CIRCLES. LATER FAMILIES MADE WHAT CARPETS THEY COULD AT ETME. GEORGE WASHINGTON'S ACCOUNT BOOK TELLS OF 37% YARDS ‘FOR MT. VERNON. =s=-———=——_PE ve TOLD THE I DO HOPE THE ) SERVANTS TO NEW CARPET.WILL )\ WORK AS FAST BE-READY. GEORGE.) AS peut” —— AFTER THE REVOLUTION THE FIRST FACTORY WAS STARTED IN PHILADELPHIA WITH THE COAT OF ARMS OF THE REPUBLIC A FAVORITE SOON FACTORIES WERE STARTED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY AND MANY HOMES BCASTED AT LEAST ONE CARPETED ROOM. DESIGN. WE'RE \WHERE WILL YOU MAKING HUNDREDS] FIND BUYERS BUT SELECTION WAS DIFFICULT, THE ONLY IDENTIFICATION BEING THE REGION OR CITY FROM WHICH THE CARPET CAME, a BUT: HOW y( CAN: TELL IF IT WILL WEAR? THIS . S FINE CONNECTICUT CARPETING. INVENTION OF THE POWER-LOOM IN 1849 INCREASED PRODUCTION ANO IMPROVED QUALITY. MANUFACTURERS PROUD OF THEIR CARPETS, BEGAN LABELING THEM WITH NAMES OR SYMBOLS. SUCH A BEAUTIFUL __CARPET, MARY: tS 7 . IT'S A. GOOD “ONE T00.SEE THE NAME ON . SEE -THERE'S A CARPET ON DO YOU REALLY WALK ON IT? AS SALES OF TRADE-MARKED ° CARPETING MOUNTED PRICES FELL. TODAY EVEN-SMALL HOMES ARE COZY WITH CARPETS AND RUGS IN EVERY ROOM. San Francisco’s printing and piublishing industry lealds the nation. Hawaii national park in the Territory of Hawaii was created in 1916. We cigarette and pipe smoking folks should give a thought to how we must smell to a skunk. Advertisement From where I sit. by Joe Marsh te. wane Bert Childers put an ad in the Clarion the other day. Here’s what it said: “Planted more melons than I ean eat this year. Stop by and pick as many as you want. All fee.” As you can guess, plenty of folks sent their kids over and plenty of the parents came tov. Stripped Bert’s melon patch in no time. And as they went away, Bert treated the kids to lemonade, and offered the grownups a glass of ice-cold 3 a Bert Childers and the Melon Patch Naturally it puzzled some folks -. but Bert explains: “It gives me a kick to share things when I can . tumn aifternoon, and dream of dunkSome Really Good Recipes For Stew “Folks who sneer only show their ignorance” is what our mammy done told us—and that’s particularly true of stew, for folks who sneer at stew are tacitly admitting they’ve never enjoyed a supreme example of the stewing art. Really good stew is fit for a king —provided he’s a really good king —sinece none but the best deserve this best of all homey, simple dishes. Picture chunks of meat contentedly simmering in their own juices. Sniff the pinch of herbs that hovers on the edge of the rich meat flavor but never overwhelms it. See the gravy rich as the memory of a golden auafford to—whether it’s the melons, or the lemonade, or beer. I guess I just like to indulge my whims.” From where I sit, if we had more “self-indulgent” people like Bert —who believe in share and share alike, live and let live, this tired world would be a whole lot better off ! \s E Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation ing crusty bread into the hot fragrant. liquid ater the--rest of the staw’s disappeared the way of all good dishes! EASY TO MAKE WHEN YOU KNOW THE ART Superb stew is easy to make when you know the rules of its making. Choose the succulent cuts of beef, lamb, veal that release their deep-down goodness and richness only when coaxed by leisurely, rib are good cuts for stew. So is ip AA ORUG STORE Waa, s ; Telephone 100 WHAT IS IT? Your Rexall Drug Store is a local business . . . privately owned and privately operated . . . yet, by co-opere ating with more than 10,000 other drug stores under the Rexall franchise, offers you all the advantages of @ great international institution . Company, world’s largest manufacturer and distribue tor of drug store merchandise. tts world-wide command of resources . . from quantity buying . . its short cuts in direct selling +++ the skill of its many experts. the price saving on huge volumes . . . new products. new methods . . > new ideas for store management . . . all this is CENTERED IN YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE and possed ©n to you in every purchase you make. Because each drug, medicine or toilet goods items, before being made available to the public, is tested and approved by the United Drug Company, Department of Research gnd Control, the quality of your Rexall purchases is always uniform, always reliable. Your Rexall Drug Store offers you all that other leadfing drug stores sell and many things that con be purchased only at a Rexall Drug Store. It offers you @ money-back guarantee on every Rexall product You. SAVE WITH SAFETY} R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL STORE Sy SO . . Pe . } . . . . +. the United Drug: « its benefits sess aaa mtt oste 225 Broad Strect GPP PPPs VAflavor, and just the kind of food “. for fall weather! breast of Jamilb and neck of lamb. Veale offers shoulder and breast cuts that stew succulently. Dont’ forget the variety cuts for epicure’s stews — kidney and heatt are prime examples. Perfectly cooked stew never betrays its bonniest secret —— that it’s as thrifty a meat dish as you could find. All the stew cuts are thrifty cuts and vet all of them hayé the. same high quality complete protein, the same B vitamins and essential minerals for which’meat is famed! Limber up you stew ladle for serving these superb stews that are simple to make, varied in meat and Hungarian Beef Stew 1 cup-ehopped onions. 5 tbsps. lard or fat. 1% lbs. beef round, cut in 3-inch strips. % teasp. salt. Y% teasp. pepper. 1/8 teasp. marjoram. 1 clove garlic, chopped fine.’ % cup water. ¥% lb. bacon, crisp. 1% cups sour cream. chopped and fried Brown oniong and beef well in. hot lard; add seasonings and water. Cover and simmer until beef is nearly done (about 1 hour). Add crisp baon; stir in sour cream; cover and continue cooking until bees is tender (about 20 minutes). Serve hot in center of noodle ring to which cubes of Swiss cheese have been gentle cooking. Beef chuck, shank, ; added, or with potato dumplings spiced with nutmeg. Miakes 6 servings. White Lamb Stew 2 ibs. boned lamb shoulder. 2% teasps, salt. \% teasp. pepper. % cup sliced onions. 2 cups water: 3 large potatoes, cut in quarters. 4 3 large carrots cut in quarters. 2 tbsps flour. 2 tsps. cold milk. 1% cups milk, scalded. 1 tbsp. chopped parsley. Trim meat; cut into 2-inech cubes; combine with salt. pepper, onions and water; cover and cook slowly until done (about 2 hours), adding potatoes and carrots after the first hour. Blend flour smoothly with cold milk; bring to a boil, stirring con stantly; cook for 5 minutes; ad parsley and serve hot. Makes 4 servings. For company fare, serve lain and vegetables separately on a platter. garnished with tomato wedges and parsley, and serve grayy in a separate bowl. For family fare, serve stew all in one dish. milk and add to stew with con Creole Veale Stew University of Nevada Enrolls 1176 Students Largest enrollment in the history . of the University of Nevada, 1716 students, was chalked up by the of-. fice of the registrar at noon Satur-) day which marked the official close of registration for this term. This is 574 more students than the high of 1142: in the fall semester of 1940. Enrollment last spring reached 1100 when mare than January. previous 400.veterans registered in enrollment of one percent a statwhich Increase over year ago is about 150 greater increase, according to istics available. than that took place at any other major west coast college. All time low for Nevada came in 1943 with 412 students listed. This year out of 1189 men attending the university 908 are veterans —more than the entire male student body in 1940. Women this year number-527-which_means-that-the-malefemale ratio this year stands at 3.3 men per woman. In 1940 the women numbered 424. S. . Indicative of the size of the freshman class is the fact that tWere are 800 students enrolled in freshman English, a required beginning course. Senior class this year will probably number 125 gtudents, judging on the basis of last year’s junior class enrollment. 2 bs. boned veal shoulder. 2 tbhsps. lard or fat. 1 cup boiling water. 2 thsps. chopped onion. 2 thspspickle relish. % cup chili sauce or catsup. iy teasp, salt. Y% teasp. paprika. Trim meat; cut in 1% inch cubes and brown on all sides in hot fat. Add water, cover and cook slowly . . . for % hour. Add remaining ingredients; cover and continue cooking, stirring’ occasionally, until meat is done (about 1 hour). Makes 4 servings. Serve at outdoor suppers with French garlic bread or on crisp toasted bine. STREIW YOUR STEW WITH Stew vegetables needn’t always be potatoes and carrots. For new stew slants try baby lima beans, corn kernels, string beans cut matchstick size, fresh tomatoes ‘stead of the canned kind, white turnips and crisp cabbage. Add vegetables toward end of cooking period, only just long enough to cook them crisp and tender. . Beer Tass Validated In Grass Valley Over the: week:end the Grass Val. ley police department validated 11 deer-tags. Eight of them were forked horns. Those who brought in bucks were Cc. C. Cannes, James Barnhill, Ethel Garey, Russell Hogg and Fred Flurry and Howard Saats, all of Grass Valley, Joseph Dugan of Santa Rosa, and H. E. Loomis of Mountain View Santa Clara County. A report received yesterday from the ranger station at Camptonville, for Sunday showed two tags validated. L. S. Gilman of Marysville brought in a three pointed, and Henry Greco of Alameda registered a big buck with antlers showing five points. Sooner than you think, you will speak of “my plane’ as casually as you now refer to ‘“‘my car’ — You will do so because personal plane ownership is now practical for hundreds of thousands of families. — Bendix Aviation Corp. Auto Glass Everything in‘ Glass ‘Made to Order Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows, Furniture Tops ‘SIERRA GLASS CO. 212 Main St. Telephone 336 NEAR ‘THE POSTOFFTOS ee ee ee ee ee RAIN WEAR —FOR CHILDREN— BLACK AND YELLOW COATS ‘With Hoods Sizes 4 to 18 TAN GABERDINE (COATS ‘BUCKLE GALOSHES The Boys pelt ¥ “EVERYTHING FOR BOYS” ; z Merle Wergeland, Owner ; 106 Mill Street Grass Valley : monet te oestetenesteteoerte eres forertestooeifcte seat see sfesteerfesteoerfesteeaedtsteseatestefaifestesesferfestesfateceatens : RUBBER BOOTS i i ll ll kk tk kk kk tte testes teh tehoh dette hi dabbotctube iii heheh Behe et ih hehe th hehe the Be he te he ie Be te te he Bi Se he, ee Platform Rockers WHAT COMFORT! WHAT STYLES IN LUXURIOUS ROCKERS SEE OUR FINE SELECTION TODAY The Furniture Center Opposite Veterans Memorial Building 256 South Auburn Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 36 4 ont + . i j } j . i i . . ’ oe BK

ms, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1946 PAGE FOUR NEVADA CItY-NUGGET Cabin Of Late Bill Ebaugh Destroyed The State Division of Forestry reports that cabin that formerly beSenged to the late Bill Ebaugh in Willow Valley was burned to the ground Saturday night. The dwelling mow the property of E. T. Dellpazzia the forestry office estimated was worth 0460 and the owner lost $360 . In paper money tucked under his mattress. The late Bill Bbaugh who lived 4m the cabin wrote a lurid charter in Nevada County history two years ago when he was first hunted for slaughtering his neighibors’ cattle and finally was accused of the murder of Henry Lewis, war veteran, wounded, decorated and discharged, While the sheriff and his posse were searching for Bbaugh, Irvin W. Davis a priwate citizen on November 17, 1944 shot and killed him when he refused bo surrender. OHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Christian Science Society of Neveda City holds services every Sun_@ay in their church 114 Boulder St.! jt 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:45 ®. m. A Wednesday, evening testit™onial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at eight ‘w’clock. Our reading room is in the @hurch edifice and is open Mondays, Wedmesdays, and Fridays, holidays @xcepted frem 2 to 4 p. m. The pubic is cordially invited to attend our Bervices and visit the reading room. For the subject ‘Unreality’ the Golden Text for the Christian Scince lesson sefimon for Sunday, October 6 is taken from I John “All that @& in the world the lust of the flesh . and the lust of the eyes and the pride} wf life, is not of the father but is of Bhe world.”’ : _ Imeluded in the senmon is this werse from Matthew: Watch there@ore, for ye know neither the day nor @he hour wherein the Son of man someth’’. A correlative citiation in the ser,mon from Science and Health with key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Wddy reads: Now is the time for sowalled material pains and material Pleasures to pass away for both are mamreai because imposstble in. Science. To break this earthly spell mortals must-get the true idea and divina Principle of all that really exists and governs the universe harmoniously. REN HERE'S WHY — E>. 7 EVERYONE IN THE U.S. CAN F BUY RUGS--ONCE A LUXURY i) . ONLY FOR THE RICH. WHILE UP IN NEW ENGLAND WOMEN HOCKED OR BRAIDED RUGS OUT OF ANYeSCRAPS THEY COULD FIND, \ A RUG KEEPS THE ) AND LOOKS \\. FLOOR WARM. { SO PRETTY. OK \\ 1 “ ( = = oS ey IN EARLY COLONIAL TIMES CARPETS WERE A LUXURY. IN THE FINEST HOMES, FLOORS: WERE POLISHED OR COVERED WITH FINE SAND. THE MASTER LIKES AT BRUSHED IN CIRCLES. LATER FAMILIES MADE WHAT CARPETS THEY COULD AT ETME. GEORGE WASHINGTON'S ACCOUNT BOOK TELLS OF 37% YARDS ‘FOR MT. VERNON. =s=-———=——_PE ve TOLD THE I DO HOPE THE ) SERVANTS TO NEW CARPET.WILL )\ WORK AS FAST BE-READY. GEORGE.) AS peut” —— AFTER THE REVOLUTION THE FIRST FACTORY WAS STARTED IN PHILADELPHIA WITH THE COAT OF ARMS OF THE REPUBLIC A FAVORITE SOON FACTORIES WERE STARTED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY AND MANY HOMES BCASTED AT LEAST ONE CARPETED ROOM. DESIGN. WE'RE \WHERE WILL YOU MAKING HUNDREDS] FIND BUYERS BUT SELECTION WAS DIFFICULT, THE ONLY IDENTIFICATION BEING THE REGION OR CITY FROM WHICH THE CARPET CAME, a BUT: HOW y( CAN: TELL IF IT WILL WEAR? THIS . S FINE CONNECTICUT CARPETING. INVENTION OF THE POWER-LOOM IN 1849 INCREASED PRODUCTION ANO IMPROVED QUALITY. MANUFACTURERS PROUD OF THEIR CARPETS, BEGAN LABELING THEM WITH NAMES OR SYMBOLS. SUCH A BEAUTIFUL __CARPET, MARY: tS 7 . IT'S A. GOOD “ONE T00..SEE THE NAME ON . SEE -THERE'S A CARPET ON DO YOU REALLY WALK ON IT? AS SALES OF TRADE-MARKED ° CARPETING MOUNTED PRICES FELL. TODAY EVEN-SMALL HOMES ARE COZY WITH CARPETS AND RUGS IN EVERY ROOM. San Francisco’s printing and piublishing industry lealds the nation. Hawaii national park in the Territory of Hawaii was created in 1916. We cigarette and pipe smoking folks should give a thought to how we must smell to a skunk. Advertisement From where I sit.. by Joe Marsh te. wane Bert Childers put an ad in the Clarion the other day. Here’s what it said: “Planted more melons than I ean eat this year. Stop by and pick as many as you want. All fee.” As you can guess, plenty of folks sent their kids over and plenty of the parents came tov. Stripped Bert’s melon patch in no time. And as they went away, Bert treated the kids to lemonade, and offered the grownups a glass of ice-cold 3 a Bert Childers and the Melon Patch Naturally it puzzled some folks -. but Bert explains: “It gives me a kick to share things when I can . tumn aifternoon, and dream of dunkSome Really Good Recipes For Stew “Folks who sneer only show their ignorance” is what our mammy done told us—and that’s particularly true of stew, for folks who sneer at stew are tacitly admitting they’ve never enjoyed a supreme example of the stewing art. Really good stew is fit for a king —provided he’s a really good king —sinece none but the best deserve this best of all homey, simple dishes. Picture chunks of meat contentedly simmering in their own juices. Sniff the pinch of herbs that hovers on the edge of the rich meat flavor but never overwhelms it. See the gravy rich as the memory of a golden auafford to—whether it’s the melons, or the lemonade, or beer. I guess I just like to indulge my whims.” From where I sit, if we had more “self-indulgent” people like Bert —who believe in share and share alike, live and let live, this tired world would be a whole lot better off ! \s E Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation ing crusty bread into the hot fragrant. liquid ater the--rest of the staw’s disappeared the way of all good dishes! EASY TO MAKE WHEN YOU KNOW THE ART Superb stew is easy to make when you know the rules of its making. Choose the succulent cuts of beef, lamb, veal that release their deep-down goodness and richness only when coaxed by leisurely, rib are good cuts for stew. So is ip AA ORUG STORE Waa, s ; Telephone 100 WHAT IS IT? Your Rexall Drug Store is a local business . . . privately owned and privately operated . . . yet, by co-opere ating with more than 10,000 other drug stores under the Rexall franchise, offers you all the advantages of @ great international institution . Company, world’s largest manufacturer and distribue tor of drug store merchandise. tts world-wide command of resources . . from quantity buying . . its short cuts in direct selling +++ the skill of its many experts.. the price saving on huge volumes . . . new products.. new methods . . > new ideas for store management . . . all this is CENTERED IN YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE and possed ©n to you in every purchase you make. Because each drug, medicine or toilet goods items, before being made available to the public, is tested and approved by the United Drug Company, Department of Research gnd Control, the quality of your Rexall purchases is always uniform, always reliable. Your Rexall Drug Store offers you all that other leadfing drug stores sell and many things that con be purchased only at a Rexall Drug Store. It offers you @ money-back guarantee on every Rexall product You.. SAVE WITH SAFETY} R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL STORE Sy SO

. . Pe . } . . . . +. the United Drug: « its benefits sess aaa mtt oste 225 Broad Strect GPP PPPs VAflavor, and just the kind of food “. for fall weather! breast of Jamilb and neck of lamb. Veale offers shoulder and breast cuts that stew succulently. Dont’ forget the variety cuts for epicure’s stews — kidney and heatt are prime examples. Perfectly cooked stew never betrays its bonniest secret —— that it’s as thrifty a meat dish as you could find. All the stew cuts are thrifty cuts and vet all of them hayé the. same high quality complete protein, the same B vitamins and essential minerals for which’meat is famed! Limber up you stew ladle for serving these superb stews that are simple to make, varied in meat and Hungarian Beef Stew 1 cup-ehopped onions. 5 tbsps. lard or fat. 1% lbs. beef round, cut in 3-inch strips. % teasp. salt. Y% teasp. pepper. 1/8 teasp. marjoram. 1 clove garlic, chopped fine.’ % cup water. ¥% lb. bacon, crisp. 1% cups sour cream. chopped and fried Brown oniong and beef well in. hot lard; add seasonings and water. Cover and simmer until beef is nearly done (about 1 hour). Add crisp baon; stir in sour cream; cover and continue cooking until bees is tender (about 20 minutes). Serve hot in center of noodle ring to which cubes of Swiss cheese have been gentle cooking. Beef chuck, shank, ; added, or with potato dumplings spiced with nutmeg. Miakes 6 servings. White Lamb Stew 2 ibs. boned lamb shoulder. 2% teasps, salt. \% teasp. pepper. % cup sliced onions. 2 cups water: 3 large potatoes, cut in quarters. 4 3 large carrots cut in quarters. 2 tbsps flour. 2 tsps. cold milk. 1% cups milk, scalded. 1 tbsp. chopped parsley. Trim meat; cut into 2-inech cubes; combine with salt. pepper, onions and water; cover and cook slowly until done (about 2 hours), adding potatoes and carrots after the first hour. Blend flour smoothly with cold milk; bring to a boil, stirring con stantly; cook for 5 minutes; ad parsley and serve hot. Makes 4 servings. For company fare, serve lain and vegetables separately on a platter. garnished with tomato wedges and parsley, and serve grayy in a separate bowl. For family fare, serve stew all in one dish. milk and add to stew with con Creole Veale Stew University of Nevada Enrolls 1176 Students Largest enrollment in the history . of the University of Nevada, 1716 students, was chalked up by the of-. fice of the registrar at noon Satur-) day which marked the official close of registration for this term. This is 574 more students than the high of 1142: in the fall semester of 1940. Enrollment last spring reached 1100 when mare than January. previous 400.veterans registered in enrollment of one percent a statwhich Increase over year ago is about 150 greater increase, according to istics available. than that took place at any other major west coast college. All time low for Nevada came in 1943 with 412 students listed. This year out of 1189 men attending the university 908 are veterans —more than the entire male student body in 1940. Women this year number-527-which_means-that-the-malefemale ratio this year stands at 3.3 men per woman. In 1940 the women numbered 424. S. . Indicative of the size of the freshman class is the fact that tWere are 800 students enrolled in freshman English, a required beginning course. Senior class this year will probably number 125 gtudents, judging on the basis of last year’s junior class enrollment. 2 bs. boned veal shoulder. 2 tbhsps. lard or fat. 1 cup boiling water. 2 thsps. chopped onion. 2 thspspickle relish. % cup chili sauce or catsup. iy teasp, salt. Y% teasp. paprika. Trim meat; cut in 1% inch cubes and brown on all sides in hot fat. Add water, cover and cook slowly . . . for % hour. Add remaining ingredients; cover and continue cooking, stirring’ occasionally, until meat is done (about 1 hour). Makes 4 servings. Serve at outdoor suppers with French garlic bread or on crisp toasted bine. STREIW YOUR STEW WITH Stew vegetables needn’t always be potatoes and carrots. For new stew slants try baby lima beans, corn kernels, string beans cut matchstick size, fresh tomatoes ‘stead of the canned kind, white turnips and crisp cabbage. Add vegetables toward end of cooking period, only just long enough to cook them crisp and tender. . Beer Tass Validated In Grass Valley Over the: week:end the Grass Val. ley police department validated 11 deer-tags. Eight of them were forked horns. Those who brought in bucks were Cc. C. Cannes, James Barnhill, Ethel Garey, Russell Hogg and Fred Flurry and Howard Saats, all of Grass Valley, Joseph Dugan of Santa Rosa, and H. E. Loomis of Mountain View Santa Clara County. A report received yesterday from the ranger station at Camptonville, for Sunday showed two tags validated. L. S. Gilman of Marysville brought in a three pointed, and Henry Greco of Alameda registered a big buck with antlers showing five points. Sooner than you think, you will speak of “my plane’ as casually as you now refer to ‘“‘my car’ — You will do so because personal plane ownership is now practical for hundreds of thousands of families. — Bendix Aviation Corp. Auto Glass Everything in‘ Glass ‘Made to Order Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows, Furniture Tops ‘SIERRA GLASS CO. 212 Main St. Telephone 336 NEAR ‘THE POSTOFFTOS ee ee ee ee ee RAIN WEAR —FOR CHILDREN— BLACK AND YELLOW COATS ‘With Hoods Sizes 4 to 18 TAN GABERDINE (COATS ‘BUCKLE GALOSHES The Boys pelt ¥ “EVERYTHING FOR BOYS” ; z Merle Wergeland, Owner ; 106 Mill Street Grass Valley : monet te oestetenesteteoerte eres forertestooeifcte seat see sfesteerfesteoerfesteeaedtsteseatestefaifestesesferfestesfateceatens : RUBBER BOOTS i i ll ll kk tk kk kk tte testes teh tehoh dette hi dabbotctube iii heheh Behe et ih hehe th hehe the Be he te he ie Be te te he Bi Se he, ee Platform Rockers WHAT COMFORT! WHAT STYLES IN LUXURIOUS ROCKERS SEE OUR FINE SELECTION TODAY The Furniture Center Opposite Veterans Memorial Building 256 South Auburn Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 36 4 ont + . i j } j . i i . . ’ oe BK