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V;, LLZ.Y RECORD
FOR SAi2: L,ostitch desk stap-
lers v.::d : . ,::::rbon paper and
typewrit.cr P::I-, :+: orinted signs;
legal bla+!<. ;. V,'halever ygur piam
or priam.ted './d )v !COd,+ inquire at
The Record ofhee+ xx
II
Visit interesting, colorful...
SAN FRANCISCO
Stay at the Hotel Whitcomb, at tile
Civld Center -- in the thtmter and
shopping district, in direct line with
both great bridge.
Bring your family for a week-end
Beoms from $4:50 $1.llo i frnm $7.00 Ooublll
MISS LAVERNE GATES
TO HEAD 1951-52
C ::+t4 CLUB
(ny Frances Sabaa
×:ev; offietrs ef the IrDdiatl Vf]-
lev '} ClUb were e?cc,e<] ,lt [1:+
D= {Q ?VT be]iJ [aS[ l]lonll, whep
L; Veme <;ate of ?('v]orsvilh
• ,vae elected preiden + e,,, rb:a I
;+orLIl(?Ot;2!n/, +eal + t' p 3+uiug \\;Vii. I
...... ,'::e? + e (2?(.,,]!vi}lo
t
+:;Ur++>O+'tm(: th+: new Y)re+idPn+ I
will be: Ja:k ITott. vice president: I
e/err (Irate. tre;lsurer: Frances
Sabala. reporter. Retirinz officers
ure i?t'anees Sabala. V-P: Sonny
Scrs,?/i See'y; Luis Sabala. treas,
Vivian %VHey, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith of Tay-
:+rsville vrere present at the meet.-
++mY as praspeetive !e:lders. and
tc was decided to hold the next
meetLu,-: m that community as the
'-dtbs mid Sill Dolphin all live
+ere+ It was said that Mr. Dol-
phin miDhi also be a leader.
.cst of the active members
were present at the achievement
race'in?: held in Quincy, when
-hrt<.r seals, achievement pins,
ca.n:.:, medals and other awards
' :ere Iven.
THURS., NOVEMBER 22, 1951
]"Santa" Draws White Christmas
Famous arlis! Tore Asplund, winner-of countless lizas, smiles with
tisfoction al his "White Christmas" landscape.
Christmas comes once a year for
most People, but throughout the
sprmg and summer and fall. many
"Santas" are hard at work getting
ready the gifts that find their way
round your Xmas tree.
Here ts an example of bow one
"'Santa" works m the off-season.
one of the country's leading art-
ists. Tore Asplund, to create the
loveliest snow scene imaginable.
The result is a heart-warrning
Christmas scene that ch'amati-
cally conveys the Yuletide spirit.
"Santa" Asplund is justly proud
of his attractive cigarette gift that
serves as a warm.holiday greeting
For Relief o'; ..... _ je+ ........ ",. + ::ypers-s ....... * v-noss--S ee=lessnesa,
Eftec +. :':'oi:mved Sedation VTit:heut
:n: ,rfe,',.,nce v:ith Aie::.tal Aicrtness
Cra,tual :cduct:on of Hi.t,,h Blood Pressure
AVOID CLOSE +?++T,?+T:b, S OF q+,:+8 OiGINAL PRODUCT "
CT T+::F:,i .',"P YOU?-- + :-YC%GIST
CARL'S RUG--Gree,:He :'l +7'S DR;J- +++;<e:to
SP£,UL[ ,':C ;-,-8+ : ,:.:::? :LN'S, --Re;
L.AS(N DR: CO,+--ChesLer and Suzavil+e
LAPNING DRUG CO..-Wc::':ood 3U NC'/ Di:UG--Q;/r'.C7
P
With ou. + new:: installed auto-
::whe ,+:uip:nen<. we can print
'r.':': c +'+thi.,:2 .'eu nea+] and do
.: :+- _ ' ...... es:¢e + 9[v'ng y(,u
h:'.i':te:" re: +: ( .>an you can get
anywhere in the OUlI[I'y • • .
WE'LL ORDER +f" FOR VOU:
Why not =:pond your printing
ant, a'vo;+C:-,: ,-- dotlars whore
the." Jo ou the most good . . •
THE IND;AN VALLEY RECORD
"What have !
got to lose if they
break you up?"
f
Aside from any question of fair-
ness, people wonder how they'll be af-
fected personally if the Antitrust lawyers
succeed in cutting big companies into
smaller ones. We hear such comments as
"What have _/got to lose if they break
you up?"
The answer depends on who you
are. Most peopb gain in many ways
by the fact that there are both large
nd amalYcompanies competing for
your patronage, trying to get ahead.
Here's what you stand to lose:
I
much
We can't
"old
laboratories -- new
for new fabrics,
rtai
put
since 1940.
us up.
Motoris get the tinct erviee at W'
gas stations; Standard led the way. Our tech-
nical counsel hellm many industries cut produc-
tion costs of goods you buy. We've pioneered in
taking needed petroleum products into undevel-
oped farm and frontier areas. We can't give these
services if we're forced to e small.
leum
of peto-
pricea Standard is
out new crude oil reserves in
This sometimes costs
America's mllitmey trength depends heavily
on industry. 0u fghting men _are backed by
the wor/d's production capacity. Should it
now be l/m/bd by breaki up big companies?
We are at work for the U.S. on atomic research,
syntlAc rubber, aviation gasolimm, other jobs.
We believe we perform them best by being big.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
• planl te serve yov bet00
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS, a
beneficial drug has come from
one of man's wolff enemies, a
disease - producing streptococcus,
Mr. Frank AblondL show a
work in Lederle Laboralories,
spearheaded the work which
harr.'.essed the man-killing germ
to produce Vardase streptoki-
nase.streptodornase. If you choke
on this name, it's an enzyme
product which is helpful in treat.
in9 deep chest infections, blood
c::::'. and gangrene, among olher
thLaas.
+2 , - # : +'% ,,
{Betty Jo Ellis)
An osprey, or broken down in
,+impler terms. George the Fish
tIawk, is the newest addition to
!be udent body of Chieo State
College This osprey is probably
"he of its l:!nd in cap-
th'it ".
A': the riue old age of two
v:ekm while still a small bundle
r" fe.:thers George was found at
Eae'le Lake by members of Chloe
State's Summer Session. He had
"Triumph" Dezk C "
Jet CryslQI, $17.53
Others from $8.75,
FOR EVERY 0CC£$N
Hk
J
SHEAFFE00
Give Sheaffer's writing equipment for a
well-remembered gift. Unmntched for
beauty, quality, Iong-lastlng satis-
faction. Choose now {ram out"
complete selection of styles and
colors in every price range.
C/jSf¢, m " r. Save+ elgn Ensemble ,
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Pen,i;2 %$:5.00; Pencil, $5.00 X /, [
G00EE00YILLE DRUG STORE
TELEPHONE 6-M:2 CARL FURRER, OWNER
PABCO GUARANTY RUGS
wit00 "Stainless Skeen'S00r/acc
+Fo L, .--
i'ELEPHONE I-M GREENVILLE
vldently fallenhis or been shoved t' " ::z'
[:'o', his nest. i
,'e(>rze is like any other hawR i:'
except for long pointed wings. }:
He must have a constant supply
of fresh fish. confirms his head
keeper, Bill Kamp, of Long
Beach. If he were in his own natur-
al habitat he would be able to do
THESg 00LASSIFIED ADS
DON,T COST THgY PAY
ROBBINS SELF SERVICE
LALq%ID]IIE i
35c per load damp dry--Located
across from Moseley and Grenke
Market. lifo.
HO00SE voR
Icy Hot Springs. 1:f
FOR SALE---Remington Automa-
tic shotgun. 12 ga. Weaver XXX
choke. Inquire at The Record of+ i
rice.
STRAYED away last J
his own fishing. As it is, he gets
hln food from a freezer.
To pick George up and keep
his was no simple task. Permis-
don had to be granted by the
State Fish and Game Commis-
sion to keep George on campus.
He is state property, and his con-
dition must be reported periodical-
ly to Sacramento.
George , all in all, is pretty lucky
belonging to the state. He gets his
meals paid {or and is the first
occupant of the new screened-in
life' cage on the roof of Chico
State's new Science building.
HOLTS MOVE HOUSE
The Herb Holt ]amily is this
week engaged in moving into their
new home. which they have com-
pleted building during the past
year on their Hot Spring ,Road
property. A housewarming an*
nouncement may be looked for in
near t%tture.
j
GIVE THANKS AT
B A KERSFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. George Brunk, and their
granddaughter Miss Shirley Lynn
Standart, left on Sunday morning
for Bakersfield, where they are
spending the week visiting re-
latives.
HERE FROM BUFFALO
Mrs. Carl Lindstrom of Buffalo,
N. Y. arrived in Greenville on
Monday and is .visiting at the
home of her broter-in-law, Mar-
tin Lindstrom. Accompanied by
her favorite- niece Mary, she will
part of the state for a few days
leave Saturday for the southern
and will return here before de-
parting for her home in the east.
ALTERATIONS - BUTTONholes
DRESSMAK!NG - TAILORING
MRS JIMMY SMITH
Telephone Greenville 31-M-5
JAMES V. SMITH
Plumbing -- General Repairs
Retail Supplies
PHONE 31-M-5
tfc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CHAR2dIJ OLd:) HOME. First
home in Taylorsvflle. Pleasing
ranged, wth not too high ceilings.
There is a ranch style kitclen
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 om
suitable for one. No running water
but a handpump just outside me
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 Stan-
dart Mine road. $5500.
HELEN HOLLENBECK
Realtor - Quincy
Phone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg.
Lake Almanor--Horned yearling
Hereford heifer; right horn slight-
ly damaged; branded C over MC
on left r>. Liberal REWARD. D.
W. Harris. Greenville. 36p
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CABIN FOR RENT--2 roor;
,furnishings optional. C. J. Fred-
rickson, North of highway belo
Crescent Grade. ] 20t2o
FOR RENT- 3-rm furnished
house. $30 month. Greenville Motor
Court, phone 24-M-3. 35tfc
NOTICE
STARKS FRUIT TREES &.
SHRUBS--HEDGES
NOW AVAILABLE
W. W. MILTON
Box 103 Greenville
Phone Crescent 1.M-4
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