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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1951 frs. Bill Dolphin and daughter .- - _- "- Mary Lyllne have been on the sicR DR. JACK ELFANT llst. Mrs. Velma Young is work- ing in the Crystal Fountain. INDIAN VALLEY FUEL I_LPH JORDAN, Owner Mill Blocks Now $7.50 per load Delivered in the Greenville Area. P. O. Box 495 Greenville WANTED mCttedom grid &apos;P trum p4pa dWm u RICHARD R. ECKER LICENSED SURVEYOR Surveys- Map,- Repor PLUMBING Legal DesCriptions Installation and Repairs Free Estimates Phone 378 Qutnoy , HOWERY'S PLUMBING • 1 Phone Meadow Valley 2 "MANES NOTICE FUNERAL HOME I wilt pay $1000 for sufficient information to assure arrest and Phone 75-M-2 conviction of any person guilty of Greenville California stealing or slaughtering my cattle. S. F. BROWN %----- "/ Crescent Mills, Calif. 32p TOO, IF IT APPEARED E I iiii i I ) []  [] in) I )I ;I(I )I;l I m:I )u'()I):))'"I ; REWARD m $25.00 per head reward will be paid for the return of 2- head feeder steers bearinq brand of seven over four con- nected. Strayed from shipment vicinity of Keddie, Califor- nia. Contact Tratnmaster or Aqent W. P. R. R., Keddie De- pot for further Lforraafion. mli g m I u a)ml I i I )l n, m n4m (i H ri,ui) OPTOMETRIST 156 5ackson St., Quincy-Yh 351W q Opposite Industrial Hospital) Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted I BROKEN LENS' DUPLICATED 1 CONTACT LENSES PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES = _ . = i ii LL imll DR. A. T. DIETLE OPTOMETRIST =li* .RI *lael| *.011. J*.**|..i State Theatre Bldg. - Oroville 1461 Myers St. Phone 150 STATE G.O.P LEADERS PLA_N TO ,ATTEND DlO ET IN NOV. LOS ANGELES -Gov_ la rl Warren and Senators "William F. Inowland and Richard Nixon are scheduled to speak at the next meeting of the Republican State Central Committee, State Chair- man T. H. Delap announced to- ' dv. The meeting will be held in San Diego Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17. and Mrs. Viers L. Gate, Chairman of the Plumas Co. Republican Central Committee is planning to attend. DeLap said, "It is indeed for- tunate that California's three top Republican leaders can be present at this important meeting of the California Republican Party or- ganization. The fact that they will attend and speak at the session emphasizes the significance of the meeting," The GOP State Chairman said the San Diego session would make many decisions which will have an important bearing on the 1952 election campmgns. In ad- dition, the state meeting will be a forermmer to the Republican National Committee meeting to be held in San Francisco next I January. ] i DeLap said that the exact time] for the appearance of Gov. War- I ren, Sen. Knowland and Sen. Nix- I on will be announced when pro- t gram details are completed. He I said other prominent speakers have been invited and their names will be announced when arrange- ments have been completed. ;_ - =_- % GAGE'S FURNITURE SHOP GENFFtAL CABINET MAKING II Just East of Almanor Mill Greenville Calif. PLUMAS PROPERTY TAX ?S DECLARED BELOW Eff OF 1949 Plumas county's property tax rau, du,-in Ihe postwar years has gone from the $0.84 per $100 of taxable value levied for fiscal 1945 to a high of $1.92 for fiscal 1949 and to the S1.50 rate which will be on the tax bills property owners get the first part of November. California Taxpayers' association reported today. County tax rates for fiscal years 1945 through 1952 are as follows: Plumes 1945 ...... $0.84 ........ // $0.84** 1946 ...... 1.06 ........ // 1.06.* 1947 ...... 1.78 ........ // 1.78** 1948 ...... 1.71 ........ // 1.71"* 1949 ..... 1.92 ........ // 1.92 1950 ..... 1.52 ............ 1.52 1951 ...... L54 ............ 1.54 1952 ...... 1.50 ........... 1.50 THESE CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST. ALTERATIONS- BUTTONholes DRESSMAK!NG - TAILORING MRS JIMMY SIIlTH Telephone Greenville 31-M-5 ROBBINS SELF SERVICE LAUNDERETTE 35c per load damp dry--Located across from Moseley and Grenke Market. fie. JAMES V. SMITH Plumbing -- General Repairs Retail Supplies PHONE 31-M-5 tfc FOR SALE---3 bdrm. house and large shop building; large lot on Library included in General Fund. No. Main St. Phone 14-M-4. 24tfx //Road district rates are not uni- form. see table below. **Add road district rates see table below. County road district rates dur- ing the period were as follows: Plumes County Road Districts Year 1 2 3 4 5 1946 ........... $0.20 $0.09 1947 ............. 40 .25 1948 ............. 17 The county tax rate is only one of several which make up the property tax bill, the Taxpayers' ssociation pointed out School dis- triers, cities, and special districts also depend on property for support [f you think your November tax bill is too high--it is time to start the drive for lower spending -which will mean a smaller tax bill next year., the association de- clared. That drive should be di- rected to all levels of govern- merit. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHARMING OLD HOME. First home m Taylorsville. Pleasing setting under shade trees, and a large level lot. Rooms well-ar- ranged, wth not too high ceilings. There is a ranch style kitchen with big pantry, dining room with panelled fireplace, and nice old- fashioned parlor downstairs. Up- stairs contains 3 dormer type bed- rooms. No bath but an extra room suitable for one. No running water but a handpump just outside the kitchen. City water piped to yard. Yes. it needs attention but can be had for a song. TWO BEDROOM home, partly furnished. Nice big lot. On Start- dart Mine road. $5500. HELEN HOLLENBECK Realtor - Quincy .. THEY PAY FOR SALE--Blue ribbon pansy plants. Now ready for fall plant- ing for spring blossoms. 50c doz, Eleanor Holt, Phone 10-M-4 31if FOR SALE Kalamazoo wood range in excellent condition. Jacl Hopkins, ph. Greenville 24-M-2 31I STRAYED-- One long yearling from Kunzler Ranch Greenville--- Branded "AA" on right hip, lazy S&J on left ribs. Please notify Pearce Bros. or Kunzler Rancl in Greenville if found. 34-4b FOR" SAIE" Milk cow. See D. W. Harris at Canyon Dam after 4:30 p.m.  32-20 FOR SALE White Pekin duckS and red fryers. Eva Neer. Taylors- ville. Phone 72. Box 53. 34-40 WANTED Trucks to haul cedar 42 miles. $11 per M. Phone 18-F-l, Quincy. Bresciani Ranch. 31-35 FOR SALE Brand-new 7% foot Westinghouse Refrigerator., Phone Greenville 53-M-2 between 8 a.m, and 5 p.m. 1p Y)R SALE--Apples. $2.50 p"el box: Delicious, Roman BeautieS, Phone 20-M or stop at Defant2 Ranch, North Arm. 11;0 FOR SALE Remington Automa  tic shotgun. 12 ga. Weaver XXX i choke. Inquire at The Record of- rice. CAN TAKE a few more head stock on winter pasture. HorseS. preferred--will feed hay after It " snows. Rates reasonable. See D.. W. Harris, Canyon Dam, aK. 4:30 p.m. 33- FOR SALE 1950 3eep: Metal top, 700x15 tires: heater. Low mileage, excellent condition. $1400. Can be Phone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg. I : CABIN FOR RNT--2 rooms; i U  -- furnishings optional. C. J. Fred- rickson, North of highway below Crescent Grade. 20tfc For : ..... -.-._ HOUSE FOR RENT Indian Vai- n ley Hot Springs. tf _m THE FOURTH COLUMN : By (Pfc.) Robert Berry Make no mistakes--Let us do your prinlinq and we'll mctke "emI If you thing it gets cold in ......... it Greenville, you should be hald a ' vi ! 00odel Cottonwood' '"R | n myself. This is the only time " i lwhen I can have a genuine night- _= f mare in the morning. Reveille is -- SPECIALS FOR---  i a matter of getting upstuck from S =--- - PHONE 24-M.5 | : the bed, rushing out into the dark UD SA and shivering in cadanee and by-  GREENVILLE == " the-numbers while they report you FRI. __T.. SUN. : still alixe. You can har<lly hear The Brightest Nile Spot in Town" n the sergeant saying "Headquarters I I Im I I m I I U m I m I I I I I I I m I I n m l I I l I MADE BY I. V BAKERY I " CREAM PUFFS - ..... - ..... 2 or 17c = DEL MONTE---No, 303 CANS i MISSION--No. 30 CANS" i I PILLSBURY S CAKE MIX ............................ 3h JELLO AND PUDDINGS - 3 Ior 25c PRUDENCE T I S S U E ............ 2 rolls for 15c all prsntn' counted foah!" 'for the chattering teeth. This battalion played a game of football with a similar eleven- man gathering from a battalion of infantry m nearby, steaming, tropical, romantic Salzburg today. Our newsman from this company rported briefly just now that the game was most exciting. One guy broke his leg, another one his head, and two more were carried of fthe field of honor with sundry and assorted cuts and lacerations. The main reason this particular person was chosen as newsman was because he used to be u tele- vision installer, and it is whisper- ed that he has seen Drew Pearson on a 12-inch screen. He photo- graphed the game with a camera, ]orrowed from the service club and in a cap borrowed from the seen at Lake Almanor Dam F. G&E Camp. Roy E. Bechold. 1p FOR RENT--3 room house, par- tially furnished. $35 per month, Greenville Motor Court. 24-M-3. tf Subscribe to Your HenCe-town PaIIPI Hours from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Closed Wednesdays uupu. Ma&e no mistakes--Let us do your printing and we'll make "em|  guy who sleeps next to him in ALL BRANDS the tent. JoW'h :  i.i I talked to one of the natives SF Oveaul C 0 F FEE ..... : ............. :b around these here now parts here Homemade Piston Oeaner "  ::' ................ Ib4c ab°ut the weather and g°t the following report: Ach," he said, If you do your own mainte- .......... 2b u !5 c • "Zee vetter 1st jeszt not so bad. lnterestednanee on your car, you may bein making this little Yust yew waidt oontil she stardts gadget we heard about. B to schnow, Himmel!" Needless to It makes the scraping of pis- "': .....................  15C say, I can hardly wait. ton ring grooves fast and easy. - .... I see in Stars and Stripes where CLEARBROOK guys in foxholes in Korea are .......... m 59c . .... _ - . WHOLE OR HALF m GIANT SIZE "- T I D E .............................. 77c WILSON IIAH- ............. • 59c - _ LAUREL SLICED CPxCO ..... ........... 3 Ib can 93c B A C 0 N ...................... zb 45c e i', LEY'S MARKET I | l B l II I Stores at Greenville and Keddie YOUR HOME-OWNED STORE OF FINE FOODS GreeWdle Store Houn KEDDIE STORE HOURS: 8 to 7 Weekday=- 9 to 7 Sundays 9 to 7 Woekderys -- Closed Sunda3's LEON FARLEY, Owner TAD TWEEDLE Mr. getting draft notices. I'd like to get one now ordering me to re- port- to Quincy for a physical. I'd come. The company postal clerk has been delivering your paper re- gularly. What ever happened to the "Fourth Column?" Tune in again tomorrow, same time, same tent• NOTICE OF" NON-RESPONSI BI LITY Crescent Mills, Calif. October 20, 1951 Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that on and after the above date, we will not be responsible for any debts or obligations contracted by or in behalf of the Frizzle Lumber Co. unless authorized by the under- signed. iIimIImiimilBBmmmBiImBNmmiimmmimmmummimimImmmmmiimmimmiii (Oct. 25-N0V.'l-8) Of course, you won't have to " worry about this job if you use " New RPM Motor Oil. The first motor oil developed • through atomic researcb, New " "RPM," compared with con- • ventionai otis, doubles the life of average automobile enginee • between nmjor overhaulsdueto " lubrioation.., cuts in half the wear-rate of vital engine parts. : Distributed by ROBERT lrELTO lqsom 11 Crucmt MI, Specializinq In Real Itaikra Dinners-- We Also Serve A La Carte Steak Chicken Sea Foods Expertly prepared by your famous Chef "Cookie"