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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1951
ENIOY
SLEEPS
Original Sedative Capsules, Containing ATOMiE*
For Relief of Nervousness,--HypersensitivcnesswSleeplessness
Effect Protongect SedaL:cm Without
Interference with Mental Alertness
Gradual i,teduction of Hfgh Bh)od i:hessure
AVOID CLOSE IM|TATIONS OF ]'Hit; {JRGINAL PRODUCT*
A Thee-Tested Formula Pioneered by f3ayer
THE WATKEB
Rainfall this stoP• .. .......... 2.54 in.
Rainfall this season .......... .. 5f in.
Rainfall last season ........ 43.14 in.
Five year average ......... 37.22 in.
ForeCast: Snow expected before or
after Christras.
NO LUCK AT MODOC
O!rnn Gre?ke and Louis Ivlose-
]c- drove up to Modoc County
last week in the hope of getting
some venison before the season
ondod. Report is that they re-
lurned safely but empty-handed.
Somewhat saddle-sore, however,
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GET THEM AT YOUI" DIgUGGIS2 tnud more experienced as cowboys.
CARL'S DRUGGreenville HILP'S DRUG--RenD .f the callouses hold out, the,'
SPAULDtNG DRUG--Susanville WALGREEN"S--Reno be in good shape for next year.
LASSEN DRUG CO.Chester and Susanville ............... .4
LANNING DRUG CO.Wcstwood QUINCY DRUGQuincy WEEKEND HERE FROM CHICO
]xadiene Brown, June LeRoy, EI-
I__ 1 == -- mer Lewis and Carl Ayoob, all of
whom are attending Chieo State,
WANTED spent the past weekend visiting at
their respective homes in the
Valley. -- ........... 1
CAMPODONICOS VACATE
Anlhing That Can Be Sold--For Disposal At The--- Bob and Butch Campodonico at%
terminating their vacation this
IGION AUCTION SA week by making a brief trip to
their former home n Stockton. Bal-
ance of the rest period, it is learn-
ed, was devoted to preparing the
SATURDAY, NOV 10 0000m,o00oo,oo menage for winter
• oeupaney. -<
Merchandise Of Any Kind Can Be Left At Former Van's BOB HUNTER IS HOME
Fountain Saturday, Wednesday Or Any Evening, Or Allegedly all worn out from
holding things down while Ken en-
Telephone 92-M Or 55-M-3 Joyed a week's vacation, Bob Hun-
1ten• May Me Contributed Or Will Be Sold On ter is now resting up while Ken
Conslqnment. and Bill are operating the store
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FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB DRIVE TO PORTOLA
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_m Kenneth McIntyre and Frenchy
il • OPPORTUNITY SAI m_ Prideaux attended the Tuesday
night meeting of the Portola Ro-
tary Club and attended a commit-
• m FOR THZ THRIFTY BUYER te meeting there.
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== DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! i "" ,o ,,oc,,o.
Frenehy Paulain has returned to
III [] Greenville after making a business
: DISSES[ DRESSES! DISSES! : and pleasure trip to the Sacramen-
IIIII II1[] to Valley. 4
= SUITS COATS
• ! ! ; UNDERGOES SURGERY .
m m Selected born our regular stock, Quincy, Oroville =m Lloyd Coulter, who now resides
m m and Paradise ShoIl =m in Quincy, returned home last
• [] week after undeigoing an ap-
i PRICES TOO GOOD TO OVERLOOK i pendeetomy at the Veterans Hos-
pital in Reno. He is employed at
the Alexander Motor Parts now,
= All S-es : and Shirley is working at tle
l [] _m Quincy Bakery.
= DRESSES FROM ........ $4 99- $9.99 T0 $14 99
"1 COAI3 ND SUITS= ............... $19.98 TO $39.75 l ,OL,C,S ,AC FROM EAST
i d [] Bob and Irma Boliek returned
m Reqardless o| any an all former prices. _m home last week from an extended
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trip into Kansas and other easteh
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points during which they travel-
BLOUSES-JERKINS;SKIRTS pnced from $2 99 ed over 4000 miles in their Rod-
• master, visiting relatives enroue
• and attendng the annual home-
• • • coming week at Cherogee, Kans;
= EVERY HAT IN STOCK TO GO- $199 TO $3 99 =
m_ m All Sales Final--Cash--OR Lay-away on substantial _.q HE HIT THE DIRT
i Deposit Only i Frankie Rusk is reported to De
recovering from bruises sustained
III • last week when he fell out of an
II " II automobile near the Greenville
| SALE NOW IN PROGRESS | .igh Sohool last Friday. .
• m TO CONTINUE ALL NEXT WEEK . • SEE CAL DEFEATED
II -- • Among those attending the )ig
l BETTY AN SHOP i game Saturday were Inga and
. Mary Lindstrom and Betty Vann,
Bruce Simms and Mr. and Mrs. I.
Q U I N C Y m m L. Diffin, Quentin Philpott and
m Im-IIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll -m the Goldensons. Accompanying
the first party to the bay area
_ ° • - - ._ " " - - - - ,, d%%============%=P for a visit was Marion Sorsoli of
au.! a Crescent Mills. '4
';" " " PUBLIC AUCTiONS-E
:'i THE RECORD ' :'
.' . TO BE STAGED HERE-
ii GIFT OPPORTUNITY I SA00DAY.NOV. 10
s' , The Indian Valley Legionnaires
!! OF A LIFETIME i willpr°videafine°pp°rtunity °n
Nov. 10 for the general public to
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secure or dispose of those many
: .ea,.,,n, Artists : relics they should have inventoried
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DECCA--MGM--RCA--CAPITOL and others
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Wltll00 STOCKS LAST!
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. North Main Slmot--Gmvlllo
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forthcoming amateur talent show, Amateur Talent Show, Greenville.
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CONTESTANT'S ENTRY BLANK
AbIATEUR SHOW--NOV. 8, 1951
ADDRESS ................................................................................
AGE ...................................... PHONE .............................
SP5"IKLTY
in their attics and storerooms dur-
ing Fire Prevention Week, when
they stage their first big public
auction at the former Van's
Fountain Building, at which time
any items available will be offer-
ed for sale.
The public is asked to provide
merchandise for sale, either on a
commission basis or as a contri-
bution to the cause, since proceeds
will be used for the improvement
of the Greenville Legion Hall.
Frank Van Ronk will serve as
auctioneer for the day, and advises
that he can dispose of old furni-
ture, plcture, book, magazines,
comics, dishes, mirrors, scales,
horseshoes, harness, poultry, but-
ter, canned goods, trunks, cloth-
ing, shoes and boots, fishing tack-
le, guns and ammunition, paint,
roofing material or wall paper,
tires, automobiles, bric-a-brac,
stoves, heaters, water tanks, trail-
ers, tents, bedding, tools, ,bottle
tops, box tops, Jack knives, can
openers, or almost anything that
may be found about the premises
other than wives or husbands.
Those having articles to sell or
donate can leave them at the Van's
Fountain on Wednesday or Satur-
days, or in the evenings, or If too
large to deliver, leave word with
Dale Hannah, phone 92-M or Jim
Riled, phone 55-M-3, and all are
. advised to bear the date oftle big
PLI00A00
'tHEATRE
GREENVILLE, CAL.- Phone 48M
Week Nights---8 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday--2, 7, 9:15 p.m.
,'evs by The In:tian 'allcy Recra
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Thursday-Friday Oct. 25-26
JEFF CHANDLER
EVELYN KEYES
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SlltGGR S ISLAND
TUESDAY NIGHT'S AWARDS
at The Plumas Thearte were as
. follows:
Juanita Ounn, fishing pole.
Lena Davis and Sylvia Cooper,
turkeys. ..,
Donald Stokes and Ralph Whir-
field, cases of beer.
All provided by Glenn Grenke and
Randall Goldenson.
exclusive representation
HALLOWEEN
NOVELTIES
__In Technicolor Avon "
Saturday Only Oct. 27 V .A. • Njl pil[-S . IrSES
RODDY McDOWELL C 0 S M E T I C S o5i,.].;_;:ss
BLACR NDNIGHT CNDiS
also FEATU RING COM Sl NATION PUMPKIN LANTERNS
RUTH ROMAN XMAS G I F T PACKAGES . --
LIGHTNING STRIKES INDIAN VALLEY
TWICE VI00LA A R I E T Y
^ ._ VAN FLEET GREENVl LLE
aunaay-Monoay uct. 28-29 Jewcll Standart, Owner
sTEPHEN MCNALLY Greenville , oG ,:t, c ,tt e,
COLEEN GRAY Ph. 32-M-3 after 5 keep friends or relatives be
_ informed by sending them a fl
APACHE DRUM s - - - subscript!on to Th R e:rd..
In Technicolor .... =__
R,Y M,LLANO 'Ik--
OHN HOD,A. Guess They Felt
NANCY DAVIS It • II
41; ',iJ Pretty Sheepmh
(;HT
I0 MORNING . - .mig, My-i went to Central --fring I knew u short .t---
LEGAL FORMS or most stand City Saturday for the football then a whole string of them swum@
arde requirements are always u game and it was a top-notcher. But after him, like sheep.
oe found at Lhe Record office. I began to wonder if it w worth From where I sit, there's
........ ...... __ _ the trouble when we got in a traffic sense in l'ust "following along.
( ........ jam coming home. Whether it's choosing a road, |
| I/Xl.90 n Innrrt nw,^, Traffic make me mighty ira- movie star, or what beverage to
| JUfi D[HI ' J patient. When I came to a side drink at meal time, it's always
l l road that seemed to point towards tot to make your owa deeisionl:
NOW OPEN TO SERVE | the main highway, I turned onto Peraonally, I often like a glm i
| YOU [ it. This road bumps along for may- beer with my dinner, but moat e¢t
| . | [ be a mile, then fetche up short by all, I like the freedom of msking uP
ICome in and get acquainted I I the railroad--a dead end. , my own mind about R!
I We'll try to pleose ou l I So, I turned around and darned
t " !1 if there werent twenty ca, be- t¢...
I I hind me! One driver had followed ,/t f
I Joe Hovey, Manager ] ("/ ..
_ .... I [ Copyright, 1951, United State Brewers Founda
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FRIDAY--OCT. 26 RANGES
NORGE Wos Now I .adCD RUNS THRU I MONTAG Was Now
55,000 btu 119.95 59.95 [ WWTt T 'f I Wood R ctge ,^^^,
I MONDAY and TUESDAY I BROWNWOOD Range "
70,000 btu 139.95 99.95 I 99.95 79.95
Was Now Was Now
NORGE DeLuxe--Glass Door INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
Completely Automatic 329 95 269 95 12 CU. FT. A BEAUTY 434.95 349.95
CARRIER15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT
NORGE--Completely TOPS 599.95 499.95
Automatic 249.95 209.95
MONTAG Combination Wood and
ElectriCt Automatic 349.95 319.95
MONARCH Combination Wood and
Electric Automatic 379.95 349.95
GAS RANGES
WEDGWOOD -- Built-in Griddle
100% Automatio--Shut-Off,
Safe 234.95 194.50
ORLEY---8 CU, FT.
A BUY 259.95 189.95
LINOLEUM A N O RUGS
9x12 First Grade 10.95
7.95
Six and Nine-foot yardage
Square Yard .89
INLAID CALIFORNIA
ORIGINALS foot 1.98
.69
1.68
INLAID PABCO AND
ARMSTRONG foot 1.79 1.49
WASHING
Was Now
THOR AUTOMATIC---A Low Plrce
For A Good Washer 224.50 19,5.50
MACHINES
Was NoW
THOR WRINGER--DeLuxe
Wringer-Washer 176.50 199.95
MANY OTHER ffl INCLUDED IN THIS FEATURE SALE
M. D. AY00B
DEPARTMENT STONES