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pi<iye£j ln th e h o sp ita l^
J a c q u e lin e T e t i o f
h o m e n u rsin g c la w m et at daughfier,
h<j h o m e o f M lss Ca88ie H o lm es G ra n ts P a s s h ad w on th e d e c la m ­
F rid a y a fte r n o o n w ith 12 p resen t a to ry c o n te s t o v er 100 en tra n ts.
few days.
" U” nd Mrs D ell O lds le ft F r l-
' ~ r ' and Mrfl B en p a y n e and
Mr. an d Mrs. C h a rles E v e r e tt
^ " " t h e M etoliu s to v isit Mr.
daugh<\ r B e tty and G len M cL ach- o f W a sc o sp e n t S u n d a y a s g u e sts
o . T. W a lk er. Mrs. W a lk er
d a u g h te rs M arclne and Jan« n c-
c c m p a n W th em » * re to sp en d a
of he* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
te n
F ritts.
dinne» guests tU Stufcers ThnrsAay
evenlng,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N, M acina®«
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox drove
to H erm iston Saturday to visit her a e r e b u sin ess visitor« In T h e D a l­
n iec es and fa m ilie s. A n o th e r n ie c e le« orla da>e last week.
w as th ere
frorii Id a h o .
Mrs. Maude Gove returned to
her hom e in Bend M onday a fter
a cc o u n t in
said esta te,
and
th a t
th e H o n o ra b le C ourt h a s ap p o in ted
M onday, J u ly 4th. 1942, In th e
C oun ty C ourt room , In th e C oun ty
C ourt H o u se a t M oro, O regon a s
th e tiih e a n d p lace for th e se ttle -
nuent o f said final a cc o u n t and
h ea rin g o b jectio n s If an y th e re be,
a t t h e h ou r o f 10 o ’clo ck A. M.
Mrs H arry H e lsln g and fo r
w ere buaIne88 vlalors In T h e a t th e h o m e o f Mr. an d Mrs. Ted
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M onday.
T H E STATE OF O REG O N FOR
som e
Mrs. A lfred K ock retu rn ed h o m e
M att S im o n and fa m ily w ere In sp en d in g a w eek Mere v isitin g h er
„ W E a k ln m otored up S atu rd av
S H E R M A N COUNTY
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and all retu rn ed h o m e th a t e v e - W ed n esd a y from R o seb u rg w h e re T h e D a lle s M on d ay b u y in g a few d a u g h ter, Mrs. Sam D a v is,
In th e M atter o f th e E sta te of
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o f th b oys w ho w ere
in d u cted in to th e arm y A pril 19 pnd Mrs. E b -n K ee and ^ e n r y w b lh 8he h ad a t t e nded as a d el
h o m e F riday.
D oris H o ld a w a y , d a u g h te r o |
To w h om It m ay con cern : You
h a v e lan ded sa fe ly In th e H a - p eter8 w er e v isito r s in th e D a lle s e p 8 ------------“
te fro ^ L oy C lo och
c a l ran
lo d g and
e
are h ereb y notified th a t. He» m an
fa m ily w ere D ick H o ld a w a y o f
G rass V alley
at T
u esday
esd a y .
,
Mr. an d Mrs. W a lla c e May and
fr oni P o rtla n d o v er th e w eek v isited a t th e h o m e o f h er g ran d D. P eter s th e d u ly ap p o in ted ,
v a iln Isla n d s and are fe e lin g fine |a st
Tu
M iss B o u ise F r a le v and Ed OH- pon c i a r e n c e w er e b u sin e ss v isito r s en d v isitin g , w ith th e E b en Keen. p aren ts, Mr. a n d Mrs W in n ie G. q ualified and A ctin g A d m in istra ­
and h a v in g a w o n d erfu l tim e. A -
LAWYRB
rr i'i'd h ere , n
h er H ely er. -
m on g th o se w ho lan d ed w ere O s- ck /m
m a n o f P o rtla n d a arri'-M
p T h e D a | n le es s W ed n esd a y .
M iss V iv ia n
F r itts an d
tor o f th e ab ove en titled esta te
ca r L em ley. B en n ie P ayn e. V>r-
F rW ay to sp en d th e w eek en d v l-
Mr and Mrs. C lyde S tra d ley . Mr. room m a te arriv ed herte T h u rsd a y
h
as
filed
and
p
resen
ted
fo
r
final
Mr .and Mrs. W a lter B ey er and
MOBO
non S h i p l e y .W illiam B rin k ert. pJtinir M iss F r a le V s
sisters. Mrs. ftpd Mss. L eR o y S tr a d le y and fa m -
to sp en d th e w eek en d a t th e h o m e d a u g h ter T h eld a o f S h a n ik o wf/re se ttle m e n t and h ea rin g h is final
an u W illiam M cL achlln.
A rt B ibb y and Mrs. E d ison S u th -
P o r tla n d an d Mr. and Mrs.
Art B ibb y
and H enry
I’e t |r s
e r la n d .
.
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p i E. M orris an d ch ild re n o f O ly-
C on tin u ed fr o m Pag© T w o
C ontin ued from P ago T w o
Tnotored to T he D a lles T h u rsd a v
T M R o lfe m otored to C orral-
m p ia . W ash , w er e git-’s t s at th e
R O A D M A C H IN E R Y
and returned h om e F rid ay b rin g - , la tv a tten d th e g ra d u a tio n ex e r- h o m e o f Mr a n d Mrs. F . L. S trad-
2,600.00
7990.00
2900.00
7000.00
P u r ch a se of R oad M ach in ery . ............. 2,600.00
10258.60
964.50
lu g Mrs
E dison
S u th erlan d o f
nt ORC as h is son R o b ert w a s U y , n H ood R lv er S u n d a y .
M A C H IN E S H E D S
P u llm an ; W ash.’ w ho w ill v isit h, r „ 8 lu d ent th ere.
T h ey returned
Mr an d Mru. R o y ce B la y lo ck
M achine S heds
2828.50
sister. Mrs. Bibby.
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> F rid a y a cc o m p a n ied b y Mrs. rW . a n o ch ild ren w e r e S u n d a y d in n er
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. R O A D E Q U IP M E N T IN S U R A N C E
300.00
Mr. and
Mrs. D ean
O lds and
M a th ew s and ch ild ren o f P o r - gu e5ts a t th e h o m e o f Mr .and Mrs
103.18
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In su ra n ce on R oad E q u ip m n t . . . . .......... ' 300.00
lan
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sp
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w
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sons. W illard
and D onald.
left
C rusher or C rushed R ock or R oad
Mr and Mrg j oh n P a y n e and
S u n d ay for H illsb oro w h ere Mr. from P o rtla n d F rid a y to a tten d
4,000.00
10349.76
8489.76
14000.00
Im p r o v em en t . . ? .............................. 4,000.00
N
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can
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sp
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Old«* w ill be Janitor in one o f th e hPr p a ren ts.
26,050.00
M iss D o ro th y H o lm e s ca m e up ,t h e w ee k e n d
a s g u e s ts at
th e
sch o o ls. W illard w ill w ork for th e
forestry
d ep artm en t again
th is th e g ra d u a tio n ex e r c ise s h eld a t h o m e o f L ew is O lds an d T o d 'T rim -
su m m er and M is. Olds and D onald St. M arys a ca d em y . S h e «rlept th e b je
J U L Y . ! .. 1942 TO J U N E SO. 1948
w eek en d v isitin g h er p aren ts, Mr. F red str a d le y and w ife retu rn ed
w ill w ork n ear E u gen e,
M arket
, B ridge
M alt
T o ta l o f
G eneral
C L A SSIFIC A T IO N
G eneral
Mr. and Mrs T om A lley d ro v e nnd Mrs. W illia m H o lm es.
to th e ir h o m e in H ood R iv er a fte r
R oad
F un d
B e v er a g e
All F u n d s
R oad F und
E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S
F und *
to T h e D a lle s W ed n esd ay to m eet ' j nn\e s P h ife r and Mrs. M aude s p e n d in g sev era l d a y s h ere w ith
235.66
176.07
2,145.77 ,v
997.18
736.92 •
D elin q u e n t T a x e s . ? ................................................. ..............
th eli d a u g h te r
M ildred, w h o is O arrett and d a u g h ter, D a isy m o t- th eir «on, C lyde and w ife.
160.Ò0
160.00
S ta te 'L iqu or F un d A p p o rtio n m en t ................................
R o ch ester. W ash .
ored to T h e D a lle s S atu rd ay . to
LI. aDd .M rs. R , D . S m ith , w h o
6,132.56
- 7.862.66
1,720.00
L ic e n se s and F e e s ........'....................................... ................
M iss B e tty Olds left F rid ay fo r h r i ng Mrs. P h ife r h o m e from th e w er© sta tio n e d a t . O gden,
U tah
R efu n d s (g a s o lin e tax. e tc .J ^ . . . .............................. ..
•-
200.00
200.00
T he D a lle s w h ere s h e w as an o v er h o sp ita l a fte r an a p p en d ecto m y .
h a v e now b een m o v ed to BattV»
350.0
R en ta l or S a le o f P ro p erty or S erv ices ......................
1,060,00
700.00
T o ta l re ce ip ts e stim a te d to be received d u rin g th e
Right g u est o f Mr. an4. Mrs. A rch
Mrs. L e ster N a h o u se and M as- G reek, M ich igan . S h e w ill be rem -
236.65
176.07
160.00
7,679.69
F is c a l y ear J u ly 1, 1942 to J u n e 30, 1943 . . . . . . . .
11,408.33
- 3,156.92
Z ehn er le a v in g n ext day for O r - ter L oren S cott Of T h e D a lle s v is- e n t e r e d h ere as D o ris Stradlay.
< *' , 1,823.93
6,748.19
A
v
a
ila
b
le
.Cash
B
a
la
n
ces,
J
u
ly
1,
1942
..................
30,019.55
38,591.67
gon C ity w h ere sh e w as b rid esm aid |t©d S u n d a y at thie h o m e o f Mf.
Mr. an d Mrs. E a r l S a w tell and
235.65
2,000.00
160.00
1 4 ,4 2 7 .8 8 -'
T o ta l R e c e ip ts and a v a ila b le Cash B a la n c es ............
33.176.4Ï
50,000.00
e t th e w ed d in g S u n d ay o f h e r and Mrs. L ew is O lds.
- f a m ily o f T h e D a lle s w erp h ere
ln Hawaiin Islands
T. Letter Johnson
friend .
M iss B e tty , B olton and
F lo rin C oon and w ife w eqe up la;,t w ee k e n d a t th e h p m e o f h er
W illiam R o a k e o f
O regon C ity from ' S a n d y o v er th e M em orial p a ren ts. Mr. an d Mrs,
E r n e st
w h o h ad
Just finished
O regon dflv w ee k e n d to v isit h is p a ren ts B la y lo c k .
S tate th e day b efore.
Mr. and Mrs. B ud C oon.
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Mrs. L. D. M ay had as w eek en d
M iss L ila Lee A lley le ft F rid a y
Mr. and Mrs. S im on H ix o f D u - g u ests Mr? and Mrs. L eson C offey
for B o n n e v ille to sjlend sev era l fur sp e n t M em orial
day at th e and d a u g h te r. D o n n a and Mis*
L u cy C offey a ll o f P o rtla n d .
d ays v isitin g at th e h om e of Mr. Art B ib b y h o m e.
T h e I n d ie s S o cia l Serviq-» club
and Mrs Don Sm ith b efore g o in g
W ily K n lg h te n and fa m ily w ere
m et a — t th e h o m e o f Mrs. F . L.
to P ortlan d to v isit h er b roth er, h ere from M oro M em orial day.
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Mr. and Mrs.* M arlon V en M etre C an n ell at W a sco T h u rsd a y w ith
B ru ce A lley and wifj*. S he w ill
B oa rd m a n splcnt a p o tlu ck d in n er serv ed a t n oon.
«1st visit M iss J e a n e tte H u h m a n and fa m ily o f
M em orial <ty»y v isitin g at th e A rch T h e se a tte n d in g fro m h ere w ere
nt Sandy b efore com in g h om e.
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Mr. _____
and Mrs. Gus Hartm arx of F o rtn e r h o m e. R o b ert F o rtn e r a c- Mrs. C h a rles L e m le y , Mrs.“ W a l-
W asco wAre d in n er g u ests a t th e co m p a n ie d th em h o m e for a v isit jace M ay, M iss A n n a S ch w artz,
h om e o f Mr .and Mrs. A . F . B a l- w ith th e ir ch ild re n .
‘ Mrs. R. A S tow and Mrs. A rzell
ser S atu rd ay
’
Ted v o n B o r ste l and fa m ily , W . L em ley ,
F ran k P ik e. C. W. F ie ld s and S. H olmeH and fa m ily C assie H o i-
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n
B lo ck Of
Mrs. E ln a R awkeigh m otored to m es and M /ibel H o lm e s and Mr. B a k co v e n sp en t M em orial day in
PiPhdleton Satu rd ay to v isit rel- ar.d Mrs. R a lp h E a k in o f M oro o ras8 V a lle y w ith re la tiv es.
a tiv es and to b rin g Mrs.
F ra n k d rove to T h e D a lle s F rid a y e v e -
Mr. and Mrs A rch ZJ-hner o f
P ik e h o m e after sp en d in g a w eek n ine to a tten d th e g ra d u a tio n ex - T h e D a lle s w er» h e r e F rid a y to
in th e R ou n d -U p city.
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erciseS h eld by St. M arys a c a d - pee re la tiv es.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. P ik e d ro v e
M iss D aisy G arrett w en t to T h e em y. C a s r l' v o n B o rste l and Rob-
D a lles Sun day w h ere sh e w ill he ert H o lm e s w ere a m o n g th e g ra d - to T h e D a lla s * M em orial day to
sea Mr. and Mrs. L o u is May.
erjiployed in th e tu b er cu lo sis h o s- u a tes.
pi tai.
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an d M r- W en d ell M cl^acb-
R o ss F ie ld s and R oh ert S c h il­
Mr. and M p . W illiam B eck afid lin o f P o le -, Id a h o a re sp en d in g lin g le ft M on d ay Tbr P en d leto n
sm a ll d a u g h te r
Returned
h o rn s se v er a l d avs v isitin g h is b ro th er to sta y o v er n ig h t b efo re g o in g
to W a llo w a la k e fish in g .
S u n d ay ev e n in g from P a sco , W a sh Clt-n and fa m ily .
Mrs. __
Mood? and son. .Jack o f
w l(ere th e y a fie n t sev era l d a y s
C a ssie H o lm e s le ft M onday for
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v isitin g her paren U , Mr. and Mrs. T he D a lle s w h e r e whe w ill he lem- C o q u ille a rrived T h u rsd a y to visit
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h er so n in la w and d a u g h ter, Mr.
and Mrs. J o e B ib b y and her d a u ­
g h te r Mrs. R a lp h R ust and fa m ­
ily .
Mr. and Mrs.
J. B-
E slin g er
and d a u g h te rs. N a n cy and D o lo ­
res, V»ft Friday^ fo r P o rtla n d . R o b ­
ert E slin g e r
a cc o m p a n ied th em
to*^ W h eeler w h e r e h e w ill sta y
so m e tim e for h is h e a lth .
Mrs. W a v rf1 K e lle y sn te r ta in M
a g ro u p o f ch ild re n at h er h om e
W ed n esd a y
a fte r n o o n
h o n o rin g
W h in you consider the new prod­ why the Pilgrims landed at Ply­
mouth Rock instead of aomew here
ucts we’ve seen developed in our
h er d a u g h te r.
D o ro th y , on ^the
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time ...yooTd think that just about else.
o cc a sio n o f h er e ig h th b irth d a y
•verythinf worth while in the
a n n iv e rsa r y . G k m es w ere p layed
world was invented in the last
and
r e fr e s h m e n ts o f ice crea m •
Interesting, isn’t it, the way a - c o o k ie s and c a n d y w ere served by
few years.
simple, everyday beverage like
Mrs. K elley . Thoif* in vited w ere
I t ’s kin d of refreshing, for a
beer can get tangled up with his­
T
h y llss O estrelch , B ob . O estrelch .
change, to find out that some pleas­ tory 1
Ina M ae Z eigler, J a n ic e B ibb y and
ant things in our modern life data
Maybe it’s because there’s some­ Mrs. B u d C oon.
way beck to ancient days.
thing fundamental and human
and Mrs. R a lp h Crum and
about beer. It’s the beverage of d a u g h te r. D o n n a o f P o rtla n d and
moderate, sensible, well-behaved
Ms m o th e r o f T h e D a lle s sp en t
For instance — I read the other
people
in
every
part
of
the
world,
se
v e r a l h o u rs h e r e S un day v is it ­
day about a piece of pottery some
and always has been.
in g at th e L a w r e n c e D en is h om e.
scientists dug up in Mesopotamia.
'M rs. L illia n N u n n and son of
On the pottery was a picture of
two brewery workers making beer.
S w e e t H o m e carrre up F rid a y to
Personally, I like it because it • sp en d M em orial d ay w eek en d w ith
That picture was 6,000 years
tastes so good and is so refreshing h et m o th er. Mrs. A m e lia P e te r ­
. . . and I know I can trust i t And
old!
son and o th e r re la tiv es. Mrs. J .8.
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•
I get a thrill out of thinking that.'
maybe some writer fellow back in N ew co m b an d d a u g h te r, D oris
You know, that's something to
ancient Egypt or ancient Mesopo­ a cc o m p a n ied h er n fter sh e had
think about. Beer...6,000 years ago!
tamia, thousands of years ago, felt sp en t a w eek w ith h er d a u g h ter
I wonder if it tasted anything like
the same way about beer as I do. Mrs. W ey la n d W eld and fa m ily a t
* the good lager beer I have sent up
C o rv a llis. Mr. N ew co m b stayed as
to the house every now and then.
It’s a small world, after all . . .
h e w a s w o rk in g ou th e cantonm en*
-W illard and D o n a ld O lds c a n v
Somewhere else. I read that beer
h o m e fro m sc h o o l at
C orvnlll*
came over on the Mayflower — in
F
rid
a
y
e
v
e
n
in
g
b
e
in
g
nC
t
in Th*
fact, if I remember right, a short-
D a lle s b y th e ir p aren ts.
I age of beer was one of the reasons
C ecil F r itts o f V a n co u v er. W n.
v isite d at th e h o m e o f Mr. and
Mrs. Ted E v e r e tt T h u rsd ay.
No. 43 o f a Scries
Coprrit ht. 1942, Brewing Industry Founiitier
M illard C roxler o f P ortlnnd w as
h ere la st w ee k e n d to see h is s is ­
ter, Mrs. M aude G arrett. •
Mr. and M rs. C. A. O estrelch
en d fa m ily le ft F rid a y to spend
M em orial w ee k e n d w ith re la tiv es
’nt R ltx v ille. W a sh , retu rn in g h om e
Sur.day E vening.
Mr. and Mrs. D ell- O lds
and
Mrs. B. M. ICelly d ro v e to T he D al
las M on d ay on b u sin ess.
T h ey
w er e a cc o m p a n ied h o m e by B etty
O ld s and J a m e s K u n z o f W illow s,
M a sh , w ho w ill v isit at th e O lds
h o m e.
Mrs. A. M. Z ev ely and d a u g h ter
Jea n w ere b u sin ess v isito rs in The
D a lle s M onday.
D o n C ox d ro v e to The D alles
S a tu rd a y to v isit sev era l days at
th e h o m e o f R ev. L , T. A nderson.
Mr nnd Mrs Guv Moope and
and E lv a
B a k er o f V a n co u v er,
ch ild re n from G o ld en d a le. W ash..
si»ent M em orial d ay h ere at the
R. J. B a k er h o m e.
Mr. and Mrs. C h a rles I^ m lc y
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T o ta l o f
G eneral
G eneral
A ll W h d s
R oad F und
F un d
47Æ71.70
25,050.00 ,
72,321.70 -
T o ta l estim a ted 'ex p en d itu res ............ -............... j ..............
50,000.00
14.427.88
33,176.47
D E D U C T : T otal estim a ted re ce ip ts and a v a ila b le ca sh
22,321.70
A m o u n t n ece ssa r y to b a la n ce th e b u d g et .............
22.8 2 1 .7 0
BaluiK-e to he raised by ta x a tio n .............»r.“.“
A D D : E stim a ted a m o u n t o f 1942-43 ta x es th a t w ill n
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o t be
c o lle c te d d u rin g th e period J u ly 1. 1942 to J u n e 30. 1943 4,464.34
2 4 ,7 8 4 .0 4
TO TAL E S T IM A T E D 1942-48 TA X L E V Y
26.786.04
A m o u n t in sid e 6% lim ita tio n
NONE
A m ou n t o u tsid e 6% lim ita tio n
S H E R M A N C O U N TY H AS NO IN D E B T E D N E S S '
M ETHOD QF
E ST IM A T IN G
1942-43
TAX
LEVY
M alt
B e v er a g e
160.00
M arket
• R öad
B rid ge
F und
2,000.00
236.65
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From where I s it...
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bu Joe Marsh
THEY SHOOT A MILE OF POWER LINE EVERY H 0 0 3
...th a t’s why wo must build STILL FEWER
lines to serve our civilian customers!
< A pair of American machine guns can lay down a barrage
of 60,000 bullets an hour. To make that many shells requires
as much copper as you’ll find in a mile of rural or suburban
power line.
Now that our army and navy are firing more and more
bullets at the A xis every day, the copper situation is be­
coming more and more critical. In fact, engineers are serious­
ly considering substituting silver for copper in certain types
of electrical installations essential for war production!
For many months ¡tower companies, normally the largest
users of copper, have lim ited the length of their new electric
lines. Now still more drastic restrictions must be enforced
upon orders of the War Production Board.
q
Thus unless your home, farm or business is directly under
an existing distribution line of proper voltage, we can’t string
wire to connect you up. Under existing regulations the War
Production Board w ill authorise major electric line exten­
sions only for army camps, airfields, naval bases and essential
war industries and activities.
D E P E N D A B IL IT Y
In these times more than usual it
is important to have a dependable
grocer-- In wartime prices and quality
and even quantities are subject to
change.
Quality here will be good, prices
will be fair ’and quantities what is
allowed.
Zeigler’s °su,or?
Grass Valley
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BUY
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WAR SAVINGS N
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or increasing electric serv­
ice are now stricter than
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ever. Find out if electricity
is available BEFORE you
build or remodel or make
any changes in your elec­
tric service requirements.
P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
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3 2 Y E A R S OF P U B L IC S E U V IC E
BONDS AND
( STANPS
,
Restrictions on extending
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