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sHOP
INDIAN VALLEY FUEL
RALPH IORDAN, Owner
Mill Blocks
Now $7.50 per load
Delivered in the
Greenville Area
"FP: %CC!DENT
Haze! Caudell will be confined
,* b, Ion' ome months as
ih, r<u} o inlur, es to her back
! "..!w:. rc'cnt fall while work
:h :i hi. Cub Cafe. it is learned
b}io is at present sectlrl]] N-
:,",'n::,: rtt ihe Batson H(}spital.
:ud her mother. Mrs. Helen ldet-
tis is handling the operation of
the eafe.
31Mr:IY AND MAXINE
MOVE TO OROVILLE
],c. and Irs. J. V. Sith an-
nouflee the purchase of a home
and ranch near Oroville, to which ;
they are moving this week. Jim-
my will continue to conduct his
plumbing business in Greenville
and vicinity, spending the week-
ends at the new home, and the l
rest of the time in Indian Valley.
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THE FINEST PEN OF XMJ00
FOR SERVICEMEN " Y
/ ON THE WEATHER
t lIP'/ // , Free Christmas trees may or
"" J J J - - I may not be accessible with recent
3HD('.# {,. I storms. The area one half mile
"hm:/". west of Setzer's Mill on the Gold
¢///'hm( ,.. IStripe Road was aecesible last
/ weekend but may be snowed in at
an
| y time with predzcted storms.
/ ,s0000egF;=:t s;j=cL Wi#or00ti00lr2:
1 II II f/ " ' throughout this weekend, Dec. 8
-- . ,, "(&,:/IVl /and 9. If weather is favorable a
U{/ J. . 2. For "
I It I ............ / est Service representative will
musmun i nriUs;ilq . .
|| Hit li ............. /be m the Christmas tree area. If
II
Fell, I U.W; lencll, O.W I
N Stratowrlter Bali- inS, $10 O0 weather is unfavorable someone
| II II I " will be at the Ranger Station.
Valiant | ]l] [ i The Greenville Explorer Scouts
""= / IIII l r22:eW:lly?j%00r:edofn°: ;tft r
/ I Ii I dmm_\\;\ tweather the storm. The following
t I / I I \\;'J'-ilP |boys will help you with a tree:
i / ! ! I '' |Jack Holt, Ed Welsh, Luis Sa-
bala, Joe Madigan, Ed Coyne Paul
I .L A.vJ_ \\;\ ..%..- l
l %A\\; € IBean and Wes MoKeen.
"; | Ranger Harold Turner warns
|that the cutting of trees on pri-
|vate land requires a permit from
.., _ ". .. . /the owner.
/ne most advanced writing instrument in
the world, TM is extra sturdy, withstands
hard usage, lnnerspring safety clip is
placed high to fit under pocket flap. Slim
t tiiTItI# MODEL lines won'l show unsightly bulges. TM needs
no special fluid-has extra large capacity.
Choofrom our comllete selection.
.O. Box 495 Greenville
-- he 10Us of December marks the third anniversary of the adoption
of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Na-
tlons General Assembly. This document, completed after years of
thought and discussion, expresses the highest ideals and aspirations
of the human family. The work of many minds, the Declaration com-
bines the experience, morals, laws, aims and beliefs of many differ-
ent peoples towards securing the mdversal recognition of these rights.
DR. IACK ELFANT
OPTOMETRIST
156 Jackson St., Quincy
(Opposite Industrial Hospital)
Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted
BIKEN LENS'
DUPLICATED
CONTACT LENSES
PRESCRIPTION
SUN GLASSES
G00ENVILLE DRUG STORE
TELEPHONE 86-M-2 CARL FURRER, OWNER
Knife Sharpener--Easy to
me... and ao practical, too!
Corn Popper--No ahaking
...pops cora automaticallyl
CI eck-Rad io--Sleepyheads
like awakening to soft muaicl
Electric Train--Several price
rout modek to choo from!
Warming Pad--Juat flick
switch foran n heal
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We up our Christmas shopping
with rical gifts for everyonel
We were amazed at how was for us year. One #top
... at our local appliance store., at prices we
wanted to payl Best of all, ,tool
This year shop the easy way--see your local appliance deal! '
Coffee 4Aaker--Neve: any
guework--you t good
coffee every time you use it[
Mixer--No more tiresome
stirring or mashing. Does
all these choz in a jiffy!
Rcmstr--Cxx'your entire
meal--plugs in anywherol
Steam iron--F eolve
all your pressing pmblem!
th
mon
because
dectr/ty
/8
dap/ Cd/[orn/a P. O. m/. ra ar [at bdow the U. 8. atmge/
Sun Lamp--Year,round ram-
shine for the whale y!
Home Tools--Add a tool,
make hisworkahop complete!
Clock--Reliable--and fits
in any room in your house.
Toaster--Says a "Merry
C" every morning.
Waffle Iron--Bakadelidou,
goldem wafi3em ezy time.
P'OmcJ00
?00TA!LS-OF PLANNED
RIVER DAM
T00!D II FORTNIGHT
The state division of water re-
sources wants to get moving m
195] on the giant Feather River
Project.
Involving the largest system of
flood control, water transporta-
tion and power development ever
conceived in California. the pro-
ject would cost $1,270,387,000.
As a starter, the officials want
the Legislature to appropriate
$800.000
A big 3,500,000 acre foot reser-
voir would be created the
proposed 71i.foot Oroville Dam on
the Feather. Water would be
transported .by a system of ca-
nals, conduits, tunnels and pump-
ing stations clear to San Diego
County.
The plan overshadows the Cen-
rtal Valley Project.
A. D. Edmonston. state engin-
eer. says the initial funds would
be spent as follows: Surveys and
plans for relocating the Western
Pacific Railroad. Feather River
Highway. Feather Falls Railroad
and county roads. $350,000: ex-
ploration of Oroville Dam and
afterbay cites. $100.000; topogra-
phic strip maps from Southern
Sa Joaquin Valley to the Mexi-
caorder. $150.000; negotiation
of ontracts and preparation cf
pla@s and specifications, $200,000.
The Legislature has authorized
the project but so far has put up
no cash. It is proposed to ac-
complish most of the financing
through revenue bonds.
Last fortnight State Public
Works Director Frank B. Dur-
kee observed:
"There is tremendous interest
in this project. Mr, Edmonston
was clear down in Escondido (San
Diego County) to address a meet-
ing the other day. There is more
interest there, in fact, than there
is up here. Mr. James Guthrie, a
member of the highway commis-
sion and a San Berardino pub-
lisher, tells me there is consider-
able interest in his counw, too:
The sooner we get started, the
better." --Forthnight Magazine
BACK FROM LONG BEACH
Mrs. V. V. Roulsten left last
week for Long Beach due to the
illness of her father, Mr. Fred H.
Gibson, but'returned on Sunday
after ascertaining that he had
materially improve<L During her
absence Mrs. Blanche Farrar of
Live Oak served am housekeeper
for her nephew, Mr. Roulsten, who
has been quite busy
Greenville, Westwood and Susan-
ville in the absence of Funeral
Director Edwards.
The Record TodaZ
Subribe
to
In San Francisco--
be eomloria
200 MODERN ROOMS
SHOPS, COFFEE SHOP AND
LOUNGES UNDER ONE ROOF
Rotes: -$2-$4.0 per day
f WITH PRIVATE BATH
.--Service thai Servm-
I Clark Carpenter, Ot0r
...... :: '7 7 77 '? .....
INIR, IFI¢ GAS AND IitlCTRK; €OMPN4Y
deep snow
and mud your
best bet is the
STUDD-ED
SURE-GRIP
#
GOOI),00EAil
• Angular arrangements of heavy studs give maximum
traction.
• Studs clean themselves. Mud and snow funnel off
tire revolves.
• Shoulder blocks dig in on soft going. Takes plenty If
tough beatings.
* The best tire when driving in mud or snow.
UBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES •..
USE GUR EASY PAY PLAN
BURTON MOTOR SALES
Your DeSoto - FIymouth Dealer
Telephone 90-M Greenville
THESE CLASSIFIED ADS
DON'T COST
ROBBINS SELF SERVICE
LAUNDERETTE
35c per load damp dry--Located
across from Moseley and Grenke
Market. tfc
JAMES V. SMITH
Plumbing General Repairs
Retail Supplies
PHONE 31-M-5
tfc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
C2-IARMINt OLD HOME. First
home in 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 tEDROOM home, partly
furnished. Nice big lot. On Start-
dart Mine road. $5500.
HELEN HOLLENBECK
Realtor - Quincy
Phone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg.
FOR SALE--CHICKEN BAT-
TERIE; for brooding and finish-
ing. ALSO Scolder and picking
machine. ALSO Servel refrigera-
tor; 50-gal gas tank and regula-
tor. AT BA.I PRICES---R.
H. Montanye, Box 1109 Quincy
( mile east of Stone House, E.
Quincy. 401)
BABY SITTING--By capable ex-
perienced woman. Day or night.
Betty Sapp, Phone Greenville
72-M-5. 411)
THEY PAY
BOOTS-'of all- kiz{ds waterproofed.
Oiled, shined and properly treat-
ed for winter use. Smitty's Shine
Stand--Pal's Barber Shop. 41
LOST-- Reward for return
leather wallet lost in Greenville
Thanksgiving week. Contain pa-
pers important to Mathilde Vial,
phone 76-M-3. 401)
C4:)LD NUCE'DS W A=NTED'
From 1 to 8 pennyweight in size.
State price wanted. Bought under
Calif. gold buyer's license. Coco
tact in person or by mail H. S. P.
% Indian Valley Record, Green-:
ville. 4Gp
FOR RENT---One and 2 bedroom
houses; furnished or unfurniil-
ed. Greenville Motor Court. PIt
24-M-3. 11;0
lOR RENT--Two cablns---H.'
Morel, Travelers Hotel, Green-
ville. 38tfo
years old; 50" high; ½ Hackney
and ½ Shetland; well broken and
gentle. Leroy Trusty. Phone 11
Taylorsville. 40-50
You oan save letter writing and
keep friends or relatives better
informed by sending them a gift
subscription to The Record.
CABIN FOR RENT--2 room;
furnishings optional. C. J. Fred-
rickson, North of highway below
Crescent Grade. 20tfo
FOR RENT- 3-rm furnished
house. $30 month. Greenville Motor
Court, phone 24-M-3. 35tfo
NOTICE
LADLES & MENS
SUITS - SLACKS - OVERCOAT@
At prices that will please you!
NOW AVAILABLE
W. W. MILTON
Box 103 Grsenville
Phone CPeoent 1-M-4