July 29, 1948 (8 pages)

BASEBALL — STANDINGS fa 1948 6—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, July 29, Hot Dog! er’s Traw : Gow Dicc es Scott Haley ‘ PLACER-NEVADA Charl LEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS TO DATE pector In the course of my work, I had met a pros m Butte— by the name of Johnson—a silent Swede fro tly to be who told me of a new field which was shor Placerville fom Tonopah opened up bya railroad to be constructed ineoln. was to Ely. It was not generally known that the road e likely som projected, and it was his plan to secure ed me if I ask He . ground before a boom could start — would join him. 2 Pet .846 10 (4: 114 692 4 9 8 5 627685 Roseville WER ..6. (8: RO EO SS esl eedacees Grass Weley fips ie 5. 4° 9.3357 308 9 428 1-13.01 Nevada: City. .-.-.-:-.-: SCORES LAST SUNDAY’S Placerville 4, Auburn 1 Colfax 38, Nevada City 0 Lincoln 7, Roseville 1 Folsom. 6, Grass: Valley 3 GAME SATURDAY NIGHT Auburn in Placerville. GAME NEXT SUNDAY Folsom in Grass Valley. usual long-eared partners for the Morey dis trict, ‘about a hundred odd miles away, bo 11 WOON: 25. 366. lees PA DUTTE 4 seetes ese. -2 es edimenta So I sold camera, overcoat and other imp off accompanied -for what . could get, and we started with the -i.525. WwW. out from Big ._" Smoky Valley. Jenny Our outfit consisted of one Jack and a a P U T E S OWTO H e l y e t n s o h p e l . te . CHAMBER GETS FOREST RELIEF MAP it’ s, Peis ane.yet it has fifteen floors., ti construcction, constru cal iical “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Nevada City, Calif. a slephene 500 244 Boulder Street yon, That night we slept out in Rattlesnake Can o, which not far from the old smelting camp of Tyb WANT ADS ans had was then a ghost city. Because the local Indi a’ stiff put we been burning the brush to kill snakes, The bristly rope around us as we lay on the ground. ler to the warmth of a human body will attract a ratt for his blankets, but in the morning he is apt to pay . good night's lodging with a kiss, which is not so TOASTMASTERS! LINOLEUM and far. In the knowing that the others would not stray Hurry Down TILE INSTALLATION n the Kid, for he and his mother came clanging dow , and narrow canyon with the heavy pipe behind them pipe vy hea almost ran over:us.in their. panic. The harm was passed within an inch of my head, but as no To Phone 537-R ALPHA HARDWARE C0. to it. the early morning hours, something must have scared . DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST PHONE 564-J 435 ZION ST. NEVADA CITY . and —higher in this land of freedom, we can all dem take justice for every livinghuman being. We can‘ age Liberty for our watchword, we can echo the mess the all -of the Liberty Bell, and: “Proclaim Liberty to land and to all the inhabitants thereof.’ Uncle Silas says: ‘Now that meat is out of bounds, d get ] could become a_vegetarian, that is, if I coul the vegetables.” Adeline Merriam Conner TIME TO PAY UNEMPLOYMENT TAX MARYSVILLE: Returns RAY & PHIL Employers who are in doubt of their. liability undth the state Unemployment Insurance Act are! invited to contact the auditor-ineharge at 321 C Grass Valley e ET oe e eth Eee Te ae EARL used cars. . COVEY GARAGE, 14? East Main St,, Grass Valley. tf NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518, B. P.O. ELKS Meets every second and fourth Thursday evenings at 8 p. m. in Elks Home, Pine St., Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. GEORGE BOLES OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City Ambulance TELEPHONE OPERATORS Interesting Work You Can Stay With ————s 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY “consideration . Thoughtful fr= every detail, at a time. when funeral arr-nvements are a trying ex~erience for CLARENCE R. GRAY -WATCHMAKER the bereaved. is the service Holmes Funeral Home 320 Coyote St. makes available. BS Waa cen at Nevada City Telephone 152 WZ NEVADA CITY—ON THE TO THE BEST THRESHOLD RECREATION IN SPORTS -es ORO ee >>3> >>> ’ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE cramenta St. ie “Telephone 203 Nevada. City “AMBULANCE SERVICE the tune of over half a million dollars a day. the West’s growing needs. buildings, and providing other facilities to this are common in telephone offices all the Pacific Telephone come, not from telephone bills, € # and Telegraph Company but from thousands of people who put their savings to work in the telephone business. To attract these working dollars, we must pay a reasonable amount for their use. This depends on the sale of our services at fair and adequate prices. More than 70,000 people working together to fur nish ever-better:telephone service to the West Phone 203 Nevada City ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Complete’ line lighting fixtures, plugs, switches boxes, romex, wire meter sockets RADIOS APPLIANCES WATER PUMPS—ELECTRIC MOTORS SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. pe cite Cia 733N THIS NEWSPAPER, 1 yea any magazine below, both 1 yr. 7 FIRE EXTS., ALL TYPES, Valves, couplings, nozzles, Fire Hose, stretchers, fire hose coupled, first aid kits, Co2 rechargnig, service, reels, etc. POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St.,, G.-V. Ph. 1032 GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada City Telephone 270-W ° Theze are the combinctions (0 Amer. Fruit Grower..$3.15 : that have.saved subscribers so much money—ordex todzy.C7 3 guaranteed for a short time cenit. () American Gir] CO American Magazine -. ooo CO Better Homes & G'dens* 7.00 O Child Life ._.-.2-------.00 4.50 3 O Christian Herald —... 4.50. i Collier’s Weekly..---FAW) [] Country Gentleman** ,. 4.00 C Etude Music Magazine. 5.25 C] Flower Growevr...-.---« 4.25 C] Good Health ....-.--+ 3.80: C] Good Housekeeping .. 6.50 [) Holiday. ..-.:.--=---------. 8.00 C Homemaker, The... 4.50 — Hygeia (Health Mag.) . 4.25 weer 4D [. ] Inside Detective.. jf Jack & Jill...... 4.90 CD Judy’s (News & Views) 4.50 {1 Ladies’ Home Journal. 6. 6.50 a {.]) Look {] Magazine, Digest __-.. 4.75 (J McCall's Magazine.. 3.00 [] Modern Romances.. = 4.25 Pik GROUP “A”—Check any TWO Outdoor Life ..... 1 a tied ae Gl 1 hg ie ty Dairyman.._.1yr. a ldtd wardens, <onined tyr, nie whit TEEN -..----n--iyr. = acy Adachis & Views) lyr. Ai forViuntees 77 yr. p eee nce ey i th [ Flower Grower. yr. OG Homemaker _.__._._1 yr. © Movie Star Parade.._. ~i yr. 0 Musical Digest._._...1 yr. (1) The Woman...._._. iyr. C Empire Digest. i yr Correct English. 1-yr. oe ome detisacousieaes tyr. OQ Hygela (Health Mag.) .i yr Oicrs Vues Gee GROUP “B”—Theck any ONE C] Movie Life ...-.--.-.--.4.50 SEWING MACHINE RENTALS -REPAIRS Buttons and Belts covered, Hemsticthing, TTAYLOR’S 233! Mill St. Phone 276-M { Grass Valley ae yrs.5 ( Country Gentle : oon yrs. [] Movie Star Parade... 4.50 8 O Amer. Fruit Grower.2 i Aes amma OO ag a Household co eee og Hg Newsweek .. oy aclacees 9.50 []) { Open‘ Road for Boys.. 4.50. CO Personal Romanees..1 yr. QO National ant Neuse. pa * () Organic Gardening .-. 4.50 i () Bee Keeper's Item._.1 yr. G . [ Outdoor Life.. : .. Herald. tian Chris O) yr. 1 . Bs O) Walt Disney's Comics 4 0°. #441.45 C] Parents’ Magazine . O Wee Wisdom. (] Personal Romances .. Market Grower's Jou () Popular Mechanics .. 5. National Live Stock ey Sag tpl [] Popular Science M'thly 4.50. O Opportunity (Successful Selling) 1 yr.’ () Reader’s Digest .... 5.75 ~ [] Reader's Scope .... 4.59 C] Redbook ..-..-------3.00 MARK THE MAGAZINES 1] U.S. Camera..---------06 4.50 /{] Walt Disney’s Comics . 3.90 RAGS! . RAGS! . RAGS! THIS NEWSPAPER, fyear and 3 fine $ 4.00 MAGAZINES Clean cotton rags needed American Fruit G aeons ¥" to clean off those busy Household sie i Market Growers’ Journal..1 yr. Outdoor Life....-.-.6 M08, We pay 11c a pound. Bring Nationa], Live Stock Prods yrs, American Girl _.. swsevseccenenens mILO, ’em in today. Mother's Home Lif Ayrshire:Review abamsana rl YP Frese phapatetieESE THE NUGGET, PRESS . . G 305 Broad Street Opporidiity (Selling) a's Sas % YOU WISH THUS &] [] Woman, The ....-:-. 4.50 [] Woman's Home Comp. 5.50 O) Your Life ....-------45 "5 years *2 years presses :at the NUGGET. 246 over the Coast today as we build and expand —in the face of high costs—to meet al) Buttonholes The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company = OURS, THE = RESPONSIBILITY we're putting in equipment, constructing phones can’t get to work without it, so ©] Modern Screen...., 4.25 Earn $31 for a 40 hour week a <4 service 246 “Sacramento St. Apply con SS equipment can handle your calls. Scenes like hours, John Shaffi, E. R. Robert Paine, Sec. the start. Regular pay increases ville. B>>>>> D2) Ph. 112:W 117 E. Bank St. Gold Bowl Bldg,., Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash Marys Street, TORE’S BABY SHOP AND SEWING CENTER WANTED—Good ‘Interest and penalties will be charged if the tax is not, paid on or before July 31,’’ George A. and other provisions of the Un by Phone 784-W, Nevada City, Calif auditor-in-charge MecKisson, A. of the Marysville audit district office of the California Department of Employment. employment Insurance Act. Certain agricultural labor, domestic. serv. lee in private homes, and services for certain nonprofit organizations are exempt. sew and store Ray Scott Lower Grass Valley Road due, according to George Every: employer of one or more employees is, subject ‘to the tax For Rent DIESEL — FUEL REPAIRS AND SERVICE for ‘‘Emloyers declared. McKisson are urged not to wait for the deadline, but to submit their returns as promptly as possible in order to speed up processing.” MACHINES SEWING Or by Week or Month. Gold Flat ‘Truck & Tractor Service state unemloyment insurance taxes for the second quarter of 1948 are now EERIE LEE LEELA. come in the the hour. time.and lots of money. Your new tele ahead. Thousands of tiny connections must feel the heat of a soldering iron before new The Holmes Funeral Home serv tee is priced within the means 0! all. JUST WONDERIN’ 3. A lot of close, exacting work is still working dollars.needed to extend and improve service.must HOLMES FUNERAL -HOME $21.15 2. The “furniture” for our telephone home is the equipment needed to handle your calls. Manufacturing and installing it takes 4. Where does the money come from? Millions of new nd There was little to tie the burros to, but we fou had bea thirty foot length of three inch pipe which (Continued fram: Page 3) x BUILDING MATERIALS s back, needed that fifty—desperately. About ten mile rejoicing. we found the wallet and retraced our steps os All of our capital was intact. _(To be continued) ; as high as a twenty-story building. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY k, and we the done, we turned over and. resumed our sleep. In grouped’ morning, we found our fellow travelers still round the pipe, about-a half a-mile down the canyon. ment is a big and complex job. The framework must be extra massive to carry heavy loads and resist shock. To make room for equipment, the stories are taller, too. This new building, larger than most but of typ BUILD NEVADA COUNTY BUILD NEVADA COUNTY powder and supplies for our prospect wor longed to the smelter, and tethered the Jenny 1. Building a home for telephone equip called The Kid, with a knee high appendage which we beans, flour and packsaddles: loaded -with bacon and had fifty dollars NEVADA CITY: The big relief and other standard equipment. We also et wall a in of Tahoe National Forest map kept ner part in cash between us, which my A beach picnic is always fun that has hung on the wall of the ind doubly so when someone like local office, has been loaned to in his rear overall pocket. Virginia Mayo, starring irr Samuel the Grass Valley Chamber of . & in Cab Stone Joldwyn’s “A Song is Born”, is Commerce for an indefinite ‘period ' The first night, we slept out on the blanket apiece iround. Of course, there’s usually by Guerdon Ellis,, forest super-/)§ road, belly down in the sand, with a photographer on hand to take 2 visor. Cabin, where .rvicture! In this one, Virginia has The map was built of plaster of . § over us. Next day we arived at Stone Late ust unpacked the food and the paris several years ago. by the p. slee to e plac nt dece a and r wate d we found goo yaper napkins; and wisely holding Administration Progress Creek Ranch s paper. napkin around a “hot Works and gives an excellent picture of the next evening we drifted into Hot shed, Johnson log”, she prepares to enjoy her the topography of the Tahoe and had a good supper. When we fini ‘avorite picnic snack. Forest. reached for his rear pocket. It was empty. started The night was brilliantly moonlit, and we d of nee to retrace our steps to Tonopah. We had « : -® eo _ il? sige EVERYONE AWHOLE YEAR SEND YQURQRDER 7 g@ SAVE MONEY—MAIL Tothisz._,aper i Enclosed find $.« for which send me your newspapér, 1 year, and magazine thus & on this advertisement ane FAME POSTOFFICE. STATE ee _ R. F. D. » go

BASEBALL — STANDINGS fa 1948 6—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, July 29, Hot Dog! er’s Traw : Gow Dicc es Scott Haley ‘ PLACER-NEVADA Charl LEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS TO DATE pector In the course of my work, I had met a pros m Butte— by the name of Johnson—a silent Swede fro tly to be who told me of a new field which was shor Placerville fom Tonopah opened up bya railroad to be constructed ineoln. was to Ely. It was not generally known that the road e likely som projected, and it was his plan to secure ed me if I ask He . ground before a boom could start — would join him. 2 Pet .846 10 (4: 114 692 4 9 8 5 627685 Roseville WER ...6. (8: RO EO SS esl eedacees Grass Weley fips ie 5. 4° 9.3357 308 9 428 1-13.01 Nevada: City. .-.-.-:-.-: SCORES LAST SUNDAY’S Placerville 4, Auburn 1 Colfax 38, Nevada City 0 Lincoln 7, Roseville 1 Folsom. 6, Grass: Valley 3 GAME SATURDAY NIGHT Auburn in Placerville. GAME NEXT SUNDAY Folsom in Grass Valley. usual long-eared partners for the Morey dis trict, ‘about a hundred odd miles away, bo 11 WOON: 25. 366. lees PA DUTTE 4 seetes ese. -2 es edimenta So I sold camera, overcoat and other imp off accompanied -for what . could get, and we started with the -i.525. WwW. out from Big ._" Smoky Valley. Jenny Our outfit consisted of one Jack and a a P U T E S OWTO H e l y e t n s o h p e l . te . CHAMBER GETS FOREST RELIEF MAP it’ s, Peis ane.yet it has fifteen floors., ti construcction, constru cal iical “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Nevada City, Calif. a slephene 500 244 Boulder Street yon, That night we slept out in Rattlesnake Can o, which not far from the old smelting camp of Tyb WANT ADS ans had was then a ghost city. Because the local Indi a’ stiff put we been burning the brush to kill snakes, The bristly rope around us as we lay on the ground. ler to the warmth of a human body will attract a ratt for his blankets, but in the morning he is apt to pay . good night's lodging with a kiss, which is not so TOASTMASTERS! LINOLEUM and far. In the knowing that the others would not stray Hurry Down TILE INSTALLATION n the Kid, for he and his mother came clanging dow , and narrow canyon with the heavy pipe behind them pipe vy hea almost ran over:us.in their. panic. The harm was passed within an inch of my head, but as no To Phone 537-R ALPHA HARDWARE C0. to it. the early morning hours, something must have scared . DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST PHONE 564-J 435 ZION ST. NEVADA CITY . and —higher in this land of freedom, we can all dem take justice for every livinghuman being. We can‘ age Liberty for our watchword, we can echo the mess the all -of the Liberty Bell, and: “Proclaim Liberty to land and to all the inhabitants thereof.’ Uncle Silas says: ‘Now that meat is out of bounds, d get ] could become a_vegetarian, that is, if I coul the vegetables.” Adeline Merriam Conner TIME TO PAY UNEMPLOYMENT TAX MARYSVILLE: Returns RAY & PHIL Employers who are in doubt of their. liability undth the state Unemployment Insurance Act are! invited to contact the auditor-ineharge at 321 C Grass Valley e ET oe e eth Eee Te ae EARL used cars. . COVEY GARAGE, 14? East Main St,, Grass Valley. tf NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518, B. P.O. ELKS Meets every second and fourth Thursday evenings at 8 p. m. in Elks Home, Pine St., Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. GEORGE BOLES OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City Ambulance TELEPHONE OPERATORS Interesting Work You Can Stay With ————s 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY “consideration . Thoughtful fr= every detail, at a time. when funeral arr-nvements are a trying ex~erience for CLARENCE R. GRAY -WATCHMAKER the bereaved. is the service Holmes Funeral Home 320 Coyote St. makes available. BS Waa cen at Nevada City Telephone 152 WZ NEVADA CITY—ON THE TO THE BEST THRESHOLD RECREATION IN SPORTS -es ORO ee >>3> >>> ’ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE cramenta St. ie “Telephone 203 Nevada. City “AMBULANCE SERVICE the tune of over half a million dollars a day. the West’s growing needs. buildings, and providing other facilities to this are common in telephone offices all the Pacific Telephone come, not from telephone bills, € # and Telegraph Company but from thousands of people who put their savings to work in the telephone business. To attract these working dollars, we must pay a reasonable amount for their use. This depends on the sale of our services at fair and adequate prices. More than 70,000 people working together to fur nish ever-better:telephone service to the West Phone 203 Nevada City ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Complete’ line lighting fixtures, plugs, switches boxes, romex, wire meter sockets RADIOS APPLIANCES WATER PUMPS—ELECTRIC MOTORS SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. pe cite Cia 733N THIS NEWSPAPER, 1 yea any magazine below, both 1 yr. 7 FIRE EXTS., ALL TYPES, Valves, couplings, nozzles, Fire Hose, stretchers, fire hose coupled, first aid kits, Co2 rechargnig, service, reels, etc. POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St.,, G.-V. Ph. 1032 GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada City Telephone 270-W ° Theze are the combinctions (0 Amer. Fruit Grower...$3.15 : that have.saved subscribers so much money—ordex todzy.C7 3 guaranteed for a short time cenit. () American Gir] CO American Magazine -.. ooo CO Better Homes & G'dens* 7.00 O Child Life ._..-..2-------.00 4.50 3 O Christian Herald —..... 4.50. i Collier’s Weekly....---FAW) [] Country Gentleman** ,. 4.00 C Etude Music Magazine. 5.25 C] Flower Growevr.....-.---« 4.25 C] Good Health .......-.--+ 3.80: C] Good Housekeeping ... 6.50 [) Holiday. ....-.:.--=---------. 8.00

C Homemaker, The...... 4.50 — Hygeia (Health Mag.) . 4.25 weer 4D [. ] Inside Detective... jf Jack & Jill........... 4.90 CD Judy’s (News & Views) 4.50 {1 Ladies’ Home Journal.. 6. 6.50 a {.]) Look {] Magazine, Digest __-.... 4.75 (J McCall's Magazine.... 3.00 [] Modern Romances.... = 4.25 Pik GROUP “A”—Check any TWO Outdoor Life .......... 1 a tied ae Gl 1 hg ie ty Dairyman..._.1yr. a ldtd wardens, <onined tyr, nie whit TEEN -...----n--iyr. = acy Adachis & Views) lyr. Ai forViuntees 77 yr. p eee nce ey i th [ Flower Grower.. yr. OG Homemaker _..__._._1 yr. © Movie Star Parade..._. ~i yr. 0 Musical Digest._._.....1 yr. (1) The Woman......._._. iyr. C Empire Digest.. i yr Correct English.. 1-yr. oe ome detisacousieaes tyr. OQ Hygela (Health Mag.) .i yr Oicrs Vues Gee GROUP “B”—Theck any ONE C] Movie Life ......-.--.-.--.4.50 SEWING MACHINE RENTALS -REPAIRS Buttons and Belts covered, Hemsticthing, TTAYLOR’S 233! Mill St. Phone 276-M { Grass Valley ae yrs.5 ( Country Gentle : oon yrs. [] Movie Star Parade..... 4.50 8 O Amer. Fruit Grower..2 i Aes amma OO ag a Household co eee og Hg Newsweek .... oy aclacees 9.50 []) { Open‘ Road for Boys... 4.50. CO Personal Romanees...1 yr. QO National ant Neuse. pa * () Organic Gardening ..-. 4.50 i () Bee Keeper's Item._..1 yr. G . [ Outdoor Life.... : .... Herald. tian Chris O) yr. 1 .. Bs O) Walt Disney's Comics 4 0°. #441.45 C] Parents’ Magazine .. O Wee Wisdom.. (] Personal Romances ... Market Grower's Jou () Popular Mechanics .... 5. National Live Stock ey Sag tpl [] Popular Science M'thly 4.50. O Opportunity (Successful Selling) 1 yr.’ () Reader’s Digest ....... 5.75 ~ [] Reader's Scope ....... 4.59 C] Redbook ....-....-------3.00 MARK THE MAGAZINES 1] U.S. Camera....---------06 4.50 /{] Walt Disney’s Comics . 3.90 RAGS! . RAGS! . RAGS! THIS NEWSPAPER, fyear and 3 fine $ 4.00 MAGAZINES Clean cotton rags needed American Fruit G aeons ¥" to clean off those busy Household sie i Market Growers’ Journal....1 yr. Outdoor Life........-..-..6 M08, We pay 11c a pound. Bring Nationa], Live Stock Prods yrs, American Girl _... swsevseccenenens mILO, ’em in today. Mother's Home Lif Ayrshire:Review abamsana rl YP Frese phapatetieESE THE NUGGET, PRESS . . G 305 Broad Street Opporidiity (Selling) a's Sas % YOU WISH THUS &] [] Woman, The .......-:-. 4.50 [] Woman's Home Comp. 5.50 O) Your Life .......-------45 "5 years *2 years presses :at the NUGGET. 246 over the Coast today as we build and expand —in the face of high costs—to meet al) Buttonholes The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company = OURS, THE = RESPONSIBILITY we're putting in equipment, constructing phones can’t get to work without it, so ©] Modern Screen........, 4.25 Earn $31 for a 40 hour week a <4 service 246 “Sacramento St. Apply con SS equipment can handle your calls. Scenes like hours, John Shaffi, E. R. Robert Paine, Sec. the start. Regular pay increases ville. B>>>>> D2) Ph. 112:W 117 E. Bank St. Gold Bowl Bldg,., Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash Marys Street, TORE’S BABY SHOP AND SEWING CENTER WANTED—Good ‘Interest and penalties will be charged if the tax is not, paid on or before July 31,’’ George A. and other provisions of the Un by Phone 784-W, Nevada City, Calif auditor-in-charge MecKisson, A. of the Marysville audit district office of the California Department of Employment. employment Insurance Act. Certain agricultural labor, domestic. serv. lee in private homes, and services for certain nonprofit organizations are exempt. sew and store Ray Scott Lower Grass Valley Road due, according to George Every: employer of one or more employees is, subject ‘to the tax For Rent DIESEL — FUEL REPAIRS AND SERVICE for ‘‘Emloyers declared. McKisson are urged not to wait for the deadline, but to submit their returns as promptly as possible in order to speed up processing.” MACHINES SEWING Or by Week or Month. Gold Flat ‘Truck & Tractor Service state unemloyment insurance taxes for the second quarter of 1948 are now EERIE LEE LEELA. come in the the hour. time..and lots of money. Your new tele ahead. Thousands of tiny connections must feel the heat of a soldering iron before new The Holmes Funeral Home serv tee is priced within the means 0! all. JUST WONDERIN’ 3. A lot of close, exacting work is still working dollars..needed to extend and improve service..must HOLMES FUNERAL -HOME $21.15 2. The “furniture” for our telephone home is the equipment needed to handle your calls. Manufacturing and installing it takes 4. Where does the money come from? Millions of new nd There was little to tie the burros to, but we fou had bea thirty foot length of three inch pipe which (Continued fram: Page 3) x BUILDING MATERIALS s back, needed that fifty—desperately. About ten mile rejoicing. we found the wallet and retraced our steps os All of our capital was intact. _(To be continued) ; as high as a twenty-story building. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY k, and we the done, we turned over and. resumed our sleep. In grouped’ morning, we found our fellow travelers still round the pipe, about-a half a-mile down the canyon. ment is a big and complex job. The framework must be extra massive to carry heavy loads and resist shock. To make room for equipment, the stories are taller, too. This new building, larger than most but of typ BUILD NEVADA COUNTY BUILD NEVADA COUNTY powder and supplies for our prospect wor longed to the smelter, and tethered the Jenny 1. Building a home for telephone equip called The Kid, with a knee high appendage which we beans, flour and packsaddles: loaded -with bacon and had fifty dollars NEVADA CITY: The big relief and other standard equipment. We also et wall a in of Tahoe National Forest map kept ner part in cash between us, which my A beach picnic is always fun that has hung on the wall of the ind doubly so when someone like local office, has been loaned to in his rear overall pocket. Virginia Mayo, starring irr Samuel the Grass Valley Chamber of . & in Cab Stone Joldwyn’s “A Song is Born”, is Commerce for an indefinite ‘period ' The first night, we slept out on the blanket apiece iround. Of course, there’s usually by Guerdon Ellis,, forest super-/)§ road, belly down in the sand, with a photographer on hand to take 2 visor. Cabin, where .rvicture! In this one, Virginia has The map was built of plaster of . § over us. Next day we arived at Stone Late ust unpacked the food and the paris several years ago. by the p. slee to e plac nt dece a and r wate d we found goo yaper napkins; and wisely holding Administration Progress Creek Ranch s paper. napkin around a “hot Works and gives an excellent picture of the next evening we drifted into Hot shed, Johnson log”, she prepares to enjoy her the topography of the Tahoe and had a good supper. When we fini ‘avorite picnic snack. Forest. reached for his rear pocket. It was empty. started The night was brilliantly moonlit, and we d of nee to retrace our steps to Tonopah. We had « : -® eo _ il? sige EVERYONE AWHOLE YEAR SEND YQURQRDER 7 g@ SAVE MONEY—MAIL Tothisz._,aper i Enclosed find $..« for which send me your newspapér, 1 year, and magazine thus & on this advertisement ane FAME POSTOFFICE. STATE ee _ R. F. D. » go