October 14, 1948 (8 pages)

. have 8—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget—Oct. 14, 1948 ROSEVILLE MAYOR STATES PLATFORM IN SENATE CAMPAIGN By Harold Johnson NEVADA CITY: November 2nd ‘will again bring to us the duty et exercising our privilege of _@lecting the candidates of our ‘ehoice to various offices inthe Wation, State and County. The 7th District will be called “ gpon to elect its senator. In my campaign for that office I have _ endeavored to visit the . district fhoroughly «and acquaint the peo‘ple with the program I_haive :set= {users in Placer County. The pur@s:a goal to achieve should I-be @lected 4s your’ senator, and I received suggestions and ideas from many, .many persons. Progressive legislation is fully demanded by the pegple ‘and I believe that I have a program which is constructive and necesgary to the development and well being of the district. And before finally soliciting your support on election day, I would feel very remiss if I did mot publicly express my appreciation. for the helpfulness, kindliMess and courtesy extended me guring my campaign for this office. The knowledge I have derived will be most helpful to me dim any event and it is an experi@nce for which Iam deeply grateful. a Still having in mind the great esponsibility I am seeking to as.gume, I am asking for your vote wight ; ( N. I. D. DELIVERIES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE GRASS VALLEY: Forrest Varney, manager of the Nevada Irri+ gation District, told his board of . al directors Friday that deliveries of water from the Mountain Division to the Pacific Gas and Electric Company are four days ahead of schedule with 45,000 acre feet remaining in Bowman Lake, However, other lakes in the Mountain Division are» nearly empty and the gates are being closed for winter storage. : He reported that the district has been obliged to buy water from the Pacific Gas and. Electric Company for delivery to irrigation Chases amounted to $26,000 as against the $6,000 which had been estimated. Employes of NID are: planning a picnic at Scott’s Flat Dam October 23rd. % ; DEATH HANSEN — In Nevada City, Nevada County, October 9, 1948, Nephi. Hansen, a native of Newton ,Utah, aged 70 years. Funeral services are pending in Holmes Funeral Home. on November 2—not as a personal favor, but, sincerely, because I believe I can give. the 7th District more progressive and better effort. Indifference on election’ day is not a protection of our cherished American principles. VOTE WITHOUT FAIL ON NOVEMBER 2. ; ANT ADS ANNIVERSARY SALE Nevada City RADIO ELECTRIC 413 Broad St. Phone 387-R Next to Theater : HELP WANTED : HERE’S A TIP: THE J. R. WATkins Company has a fine opening in this area. Ambitious person can expect steadily increased earnings. Have a car? Then write to J. R. WATKINS, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, Cali. fornia. 07. i CLARENCE R. GRAY 320 Coyote St. Nevada City Telephone 152 Woimes FUNERAL The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of ell. Ambulance service at all re Phone 203 BAS ‘Gaotamenta St. Nevada City Hearing Aid Batteries We have a Complete Stock Nevada City RADIO ELECTRIC 413 Broad St. Phone 387-R Next to Theater Gold Flat Truck & Tractor Service . DIESEL — FUEL REPAIRS AND *SERVICE 8; Ray Scott Lower Grass Valley Road Phone 784-W, Nevada City, Calif WANTED—Good used cars. . Highest prices paid. Drive in with car: Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 East Main St,,.Grass Valley. tf HOBBYISTS! FOR MODEL AIRPLANES HENRY’S FIXIT SHOP 203 MAIN St. PHONE 449! SEWING MACHINES For Rent: by Week or Month. O. -eame in the store and sew by! the hour.::. TORE’S BABY SHOP AND SEWING CENTER Gold The Sig Grass Valley Seaeeees GEORGE C. ‘BOLES . Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada Cit~ Telephone 270-W POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. New Headquarters, Steele Supply '& The Farm Center. Sales and Service, POOLE FIRE . _~-EQUIPMENT CO. For .the biggest, best ” selection of GIFT WRAPS with matching paper, ribbon tape and stickers and for a distinguished selection of PERSONALLY IMPRINTED XMAS CARDS TESS’ GIFT SHOP 145 Mill Street Grass Valley a MALE HELP WANTED LOOKING FOR © SECURITY Find it now at a Watkins Dealer in nearby route. Earnings average $2.00 to $3.00 hourly for ambitious person, Car _ required. Write the J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, California. 021 PIANO FOR SALE—UPRIGHT, good condition. Price $50. Phone 254-J or write to Rte. 1, Box 148, Nevada City. Mrs. E. W Seeberg. 07 OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 FLOWERS to grace every occasion Weddings, dances, birthdays, anniversaries, funerals GRASS VALLEY FLORAL CO. NC-GV Highway Ph. 1141-J *“*We’re as near as your phone’”’ Free delivery in area DR. WALTER MULLIS ‘THINKING OUT LOUD . . By H. M. L., SR. . \ an To measure the desperation of Harry Truman, President of the United States, who begins to see that he cannot be elected to succeed himself, nothing serves so Vinson to Chief Justic Fred M. talks with Moscow for peace Stalin, f % $b HBut supposing by. some miracle, which Truman eagerly hoped for, Vinson had patched up some kind of peace with the Russian dicthe Presigent! It might even have elected him. Every. man, woman and @¢hild in this country wants peace. If Truman could contrive ‘to. bring it about, we betieve everyone, regardless. of party, would vote for him. a Se But fortunately Truman was dissuaded from sending his-friend to Moscow. It now becomes apparent that he consulted with no one regarding this adventure. Secretary of State Marshall may have been told of it when the plan was finally concluded, but the foreign ministers of, France and Great “Britain heard of it only when the plan had been abandoned. Vinson’s qualifications for his job were nil. He had had no training in the devious twisting and turning -of the Russian politburo or ‘the Russian Communist psychology. Truman’ apparently ‘beliéved he could brief him on al] the intricate phases of Russian statecraft send him on his way, and have him home with a peace pact in his hand that would form a great conclusive argument in favor of Truman before the election. * h H This chimerical scheme is akin to Henry Ford’s peace ship and his plan to.“‘have the boys out of the trenches by Christmas.”’ The + peace ship actually sailed butfortunately Vinson did not, Marsal] and his aides were able to convince President Truman that this attempt at this time would be a tragic bluder. Even though thwarted, the plan weakens the position of the U. S. government in the United Nations and in the world, we believe it has also put _the finishing touches on any chance the. President may have had for re-election. e & An ironical side-light on the Truman plan, is the unqualified approval of it by Henry Wallace, whom the Communists of this country hope. to elect president. {t is Wallace’s purpose to delay, to temporize, to defeat the U. S. course in foreign policy wich this oOuntry is pursuing, He condemns the Marshall plan in Europe. He decries our -refusa] to take our troops out of Berlin. He does not approve the Benelux union of five Western European nations. We wonder how much President Truman enjoys the praise of Henry Wallace,eh We believe the voters of this are 95 percent in favor of the course our state department is pursuing against the spread of Communism. At -last count, there were thirteen men in the Russian politburo. They are ruthless, determined and very capable in their dictatorship. They country are gradually being herded into a corner from which there are just two’exits; to quit or to fight. We believe it quite possible, even probable, they will choose war. ye & HK As matters stand now, it would appear the first blow will be struck in Berlin without warning, just as the Japanese struck at Pearl Harbor. Apparently our consolidated war department anticipates that war, if it comes, wil] begin in Berlin. It needs only a collision between a yak fighter plane and one of our aerial freight carriers to siart it. When that happened the Russians would have the advantage at first, They would undoubtedly shoot down all food and coal] carriers in the air, and then start shelling our troops. Sometime later the U. S. Congress would meet and declare war. In ,the meantime British, French and American troops in Berlin would take it on the chin. 3 y h : The reason we _ believe the Russians would fight rather than DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564-. NEVADA CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Complete line lighting fixtures, plugs, switches ’ boxes, romex, wire meter sockets RADIOS — APPLIANCES quit is because of reports of diswell as his recent attempt to send. tator. What. a;boost in prestige for . LOCAL TEACHERS TO ATTEND AREA C. T. A. WORKSHOP NEVADA CITY: A delegation of Nevada County teachers will join in the workshop and discussion activities sponsored by the California Teachers Association ‘in Sacramento Friday, October 15, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, president, announced yesterday. Afternoon and evening sessions of the workshop will be divided into sections on schoo] legislation, professional relations, public relations, and school] finance and salary problems. State leaders in teaching! professional organizations. will address the dinner meéting. 2 ». Imeluded in the list of panel participants are -officers of the California Congress of Parents and: Teachers, newspaper editors, school: administrators, classroom teachers,.CTA officers and staff members, ahd Fresno State College faculty members. This meeting is one of eight workshops for Iocal teachers clubs being conducted by the California Teachers Association . throughout Central and Northern California. Questions affecting public education,-_such as population. increases, overcrowded classrooms, and proposed state and national legislation will be considered, along with techniques and programs for action by local teachers clubs. * DEATH HULTNER — In Nevada City, Nevada County, October 12, 1948, Mrs. Clara A. Hultner, sister of Mrs. J. S. Van. Winkle of San Mateo, a native of Virginia City, aged 70 years. Funeral services will take place October 14th at 1:30 P. M. in. Myers Mortuary Chapel, Grass Valley. The body will be cremated in East Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, satisfaction among the Russians themselves. The leadership, like that of Hitler, has embarked on a campaign of expansion. To discontinue the program would weaken the leadership arong their own people. Our own opinion: is that the’ Russian diplomats are stalling now for time. They want more time to develop the atomic bomb, Miss Marilyn West, Leonard Prisk, Will Be Wed October 23 GRASS VALLEY: Invitations have been received by friends and relatives to the wedding of Miss Marilyn West of Colfax, Placer County, and Leonard A. Prisk, of Grass Valley. The marriage will take place in Emmanuel Episcopal Church in this city on October 28rd. Miss West. is_recently graduated from the College of the Pacific and is the daughter of Mr. DEATH BENSON —. In Grass. Valley, Nevada County, Octobe £2,.°1948, Irving Benson, husbénd* of Mrs. Sylvia Benson, and ‘stepfather’ of: Mrs. Allen Butler, Grass Valley, brother of William EE. Benson, Sacramento, and Mrs. Margaret Tucklow, a native of Michigan, aged 55 years. Funeral services will be held October 14th, today, in the Hooper and Weaver Mortpary at 2 P. M. Interment will be in the Greenwood Cemetery, and Mrs. Francis E. West of Colfax. Prisk is the son-of Mr.:and Because you lack a noble and successful past, is no real reason why you should lack a noble and . .successful future. — Tho m 4s Dreier. ne enn % Invite your friends to visit Nevada County. NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN: SPORTS RECREATION NEVADA CITY % CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mrs. L., A. Prisk of. this -city,. 2: = 127 BROAD STREET $ bs tae) Sizes 4 to 8 Multiplaid DEPARTMENT STORE : TELEPHONE NEVADA CITY 88-W WITH KNIT WRIST & BOTTOM front. Sizes 4 to 16 ¥ ' * jacket with zipper $6.90 Automatic Hot Water for homes anywhere (Coleman Automatic LP-Gas WATER HEATER ® Takes only a few hours to install. © Heats fast-Fully automatic. ® Efficient-a real gas-miser. Why not get top use of your tank-gas system—by adding this Coleman Automatic LP-Gas water heater? All the hot water you want at the turn of a tap. @ WE INSTALL © EASY TERMS Ss CES RADIOS ‘‘Nevada County’s Leading Home Appliance Store” 124 E. Main St. Phone 1029 Grass Valley Fe 244 Commercial St. Phone 393 Nevada City WATER PUMPS—ELECTRIC " MOTORS SLATER ELECTRIC Grass Valley . “nfo. aunures ov. ones I “he EON OS SEWING MACHINE RENTALS REPAIRS Buttons and Belts covered, Hemsticthing, Buttonholes TAYLOR'S 233% Mill St. Phone 276-M Grass Valley . So, Auburn St., Phone 733N $2.45 . ‘feed the grass. sq ft $12.75. “ef rare beauty and color. 25 tbs $23.75. "$s still lawn Use the wonderful autumn. grass growing season to beautify your lawn the faLawn. Food—A fall meal of this complete, grass Ay ie out color and beauty of lawns. Box feeds 2500 sq ftDrum, 11,000 sq ft $8.95. LAWN FOOD plus WEED CONTROL —Destroys weeds as you Box, treats 2500 sq ft SCOTTS Lawn Seed—Comes up quickly to provide enduring lawns 1 bb HARDWARE wt CO noe time!” mous SCOTT WAY. Your lawn will be beautiful this fall and better all next year. $3.50 Drum, 11,000 5 bbs $4.85 $1.00 ® PHONE 5 BROAD 8TREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 88 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY & Couche mre DRESSES FOR JUNIORS . PARTY MANNERS . . Junior sizes 9 to 15. $12. 95 Carole King interprets the date-time dress for fall. decides that it must ibe simple, it must be smart, ' above all it must be pretty. ‘Here it is in rayon crepe with Fayon faille bow ard hip yoke. TOG 141 MILL STREET SAY “YES!” TO EVERY FESTIVE INVITATION junior sizes 9 to $14.95 POCKET APPEAL _Charming example of the new secon’) attention to detail: four pockets ‘on the newly-long jacket of this two-piece svit-dress. A TYPICAL CAROLE KING GIRL iwill rate this versatile fashion tops) for afternoon into.date-time doings for fall! Rayon faille in DOOGOS APRARGL PHONE G. V. 310 15. been a, uals eR A Wealth of Warmth : ++ THAT’S WHAT YOUNG FELLOWS. GET IN THESE . WOOL PLAID JACKETS . WITH ZIPPER FRONT and slash side pockets 5) ue RE ERISA yee SHG DOF a ace SOM aM ea

. have 8—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget—Oct. 14, 1948 ROSEVILLE MAYOR STATES PLATFORM IN SENATE CAMPAIGN By Harold Johnson NEVADA CITY: November 2nd ‘will again bring to us the duty et exercising our privilege of _@lecting the candidates of our ‘ehoice to various offices inthe Wation, State and County. The 7th District will be called “ gpon to elect its senator. In my campaign for that office I have _ endeavored to visit the . district fhoroughly «and acquaint the peo‘ple with the program I_haive :set= {users in Placer County. The pur@s:a goal to achieve should I-be @lected 4s your’ senator, and I received suggestions and ideas from many, .many persons. Progressive legislation is fully demanded by the pegple ‘and I believe that I have a program which is constructive and necesgary to the development and well being of the district. And before finally soliciting your support on election day, I would feel very remiss if I did mot publicly express my appreciation. for the helpfulness, kindliMess and courtesy extended me guring my campaign for this office. The knowledge I have derived will be most helpful to me dim any event and it is an experi@nce for which Iam deeply grateful. a Still having in mind the great esponsibility I am seeking to as.gume, I am asking for your vote wight ; ( N. I. D. DELIVERIES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE GRASS VALLEY: Forrest Varney, manager of the Nevada Irri+ gation District, told his board of . al directors Friday that deliveries of water from the Mountain Division to the Pacific Gas and Electric Company are four days ahead of schedule with 45,000 acre feet remaining in Bowman Lake, However, other lakes in the Mountain Division are» nearly empty and the gates are being closed for winter storage. : He reported that the district has been obliged to buy water from the Pacific Gas and. Electric Company for delivery to irrigation Chases amounted to $26,000 as against the $6,000 which had been estimated. Employes of NID are: planning a picnic at Scott’s Flat Dam October 23rd. % ; DEATH HANSEN — In Nevada City, Nevada County, October 9, 1948, Nephi. Hansen, a native of Newton ,Utah, aged 70 years. Funeral services are pending in Holmes Funeral Home. on November 2—not as a personal favor, but, sincerely, because I believe I can give. the 7th District more progressive and better effort. Indifference on election’ day is not a protection of our cherished American principles. VOTE WITHOUT FAIL ON NOVEMBER 2. ; ANT ADS ANNIVERSARY SALE Nevada City RADIO ELECTRIC 413 Broad St. Phone 387-R Next to Theater : HELP WANTED : HERE’S A TIP: THE J. R. WATkins Company has a fine opening in this area. Ambitious person can expect steadily increased earnings. Have a car? Then write to J. R. WATKINS, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, Cali. fornia. 07. i CLARENCE R. GRAY 320 Coyote St. Nevada City Telephone 152 Woimes FUNERAL The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of ell.. Ambulance service at all re Phone 203 BAS ‘Gaotamenta St. Nevada City Hearing Aid Batteries We have a Complete Stock Nevada City RADIO ELECTRIC 413 Broad St. Phone 387-R Next to Theater Gold Flat Truck & Tractor Service . DIESEL — FUEL REPAIRS AND *SERVICE 8; Ray Scott Lower Grass Valley Road Phone 784-W, Nevada City, Calif WANTED—Good used cars. . Highest prices paid. Drive in with car: Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 East Main St,,.Grass Valley. tf HOBBYISTS! FOR MODEL AIRPLANES HENRY’S FIXIT SHOP 203 MAIN St. PHONE 449! SEWING MACHINES For Rent: by Week or Month. O. -eame in the store and sew by! the hour.::. TORE’S BABY SHOP AND SEWING CENTER Gold The Sig Grass Valley Seaeeees GEORGE C. ‘BOLES . Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada Cit~ Telephone 270-W POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. New Headquarters, Steele Supply '& The Farm Center. Sales and Service, POOLE FIRE . _~-EQUIPMENT CO. For .the biggest, best ” selection of GIFT WRAPS with matching paper, ribbon tape and stickers and for a distinguished selection of PERSONALLY IMPRINTED XMAS CARDS TESS’ GIFT SHOP 145 Mill Street Grass Valley a MALE HELP WANTED LOOKING FOR © SECURITY Find it now at a Watkins Dealer in nearby route. Earnings average $2.00 to $3.00 hourly for ambitious person, Car _ required. Write the J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, California. 021 PIANO FOR SALE—UPRIGHT, good condition. Price $50. Phone 254-J or write to Rte. 1, Box 148, Nevada City. Mrs. E. W Seeberg. 07 OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 FLOWERS to grace every occasion Weddings, dances, birthdays, anniversaries, funerals GRASS VALLEY FLORAL CO. NC-GV Highway Ph. 1141-J *“*We’re as near as your phone’”’ Free delivery in area DR. WALTER MULLIS ‘THINKING OUT LOUD . . By H. M. L., SR. . \ an To measure the desperation of Harry Truman, President of the United States, who begins to see that he cannot be elected to succeed himself, nothing serves so Vinson to Chief Justic Fred M. talks with Moscow for peace Stalin, f % $b HBut supposing by. some miracle, which Truman eagerly hoped for, Vinson had patched up some kind of peace with the Russian dicthe Presigent! It might even have elected him. Every. man, woman and @¢hild in this country wants peace. If Truman could contrive ‘to. bring it about, we betieve everyone, regardless. of party, would vote for him. a Se But fortunately Truman was dissuaded from sending his-friend to Moscow. It now becomes apparent that he consulted with no one regarding this adventure. Secretary of State Marshall may have been told of it when the plan was finally concluded, but the foreign ministers of, France and Great “Britain heard of it only when the plan had been abandoned. Vinson’s qualifications for his job were nil. He had had no training in the devious twisting and turning -of the Russian politburo or ‘the Russian Communist psychology. Truman’ apparently ‘beliéved he could brief him on al] the intricate phases of Russian statecraft send him on his way, and have him home with a peace pact in his hand that would form a great conclusive argument in favor of Truman before the election. * h H This chimerical scheme is akin to Henry Ford’s peace ship and his plan to.“‘have the boys out of the trenches by Christmas.”’ The + peace ship actually sailed butfortunately Vinson did not, Marsal] and his aides were able to convince President Truman that this attempt at this time would be a tragic bluder. Even though thwarted, the plan weakens the position of the U. S. government in the United Nations and in the world, we believe it has also put _the finishing touches on any chance the. President may have had for re-election. e & An ironical side-light on the Truman plan, is the unqualified approval of it by Henry Wallace, whom the Communists of this country hope. to elect president. {t is Wallace’s purpose to delay, to temporize, to defeat the U. S. course in foreign policy wich this oOuntry is pursuing, He condemns the Marshall plan in Europe. He decries our -refusa] to take our troops out of Berlin. He does not approve the Benelux union of five Western European nations. We wonder how much President Truman enjoys the praise of Henry Wallace,eh We believe the voters of this are 95 percent in favor of the course our state department is pursuing against the spread of Communism. At -last count, there were thirteen men in the Russian politburo. They are ruthless, determined and very capable in their dictatorship. They country are gradually being herded into a corner from which there are just two’exits; to quit or to fight. We believe it quite possible, even

probable, they will choose war. ye & HK As matters stand now, it would appear the first blow will be struck in Berlin without warning, just as the Japanese struck at Pearl Harbor. Apparently our consolidated war department anticipates that war, if it comes, wil] begin in Berlin. It needs only a collision between a yak fighter plane and one of our aerial freight carriers to siart it. When that happened the Russians would have the advantage at first, They would undoubtedly shoot down all food and coal] carriers in the air, and then start shelling our troops. Sometime later the U. S. Congress would meet and declare war. In ,the meantime British, French and American troops in Berlin would take it on the chin. 3 y h : The reason we _ believe the Russians would fight rather than DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564-. NEVADA CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Complete line lighting fixtures, plugs, switches ’ boxes, romex, wire meter sockets RADIOS — APPLIANCES quit is because of reports of diswell as his recent attempt to send. tator. What. a;boost in prestige for . LOCAL TEACHERS TO ATTEND AREA C. T. A. WORKSHOP NEVADA CITY: A delegation of Nevada County teachers will join in the workshop and discussion activities sponsored by the California Teachers Association ‘in Sacramento Friday, October 15, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, president, announced yesterday. Afternoon and evening sessions of the workshop will be divided into sections on schoo] legislation, professional relations, public relations, and school] finance and salary problems. State leaders in teaching! professional organizations. will address the dinner meéting. 2 ». Imeluded in the list of panel participants are -officers of the California Congress of Parents and: Teachers, newspaper editors, school: administrators, classroom teachers,.CTA officers and staff members, ahd Fresno State College faculty members. This meeting is one of eight workshops for Iocal teachers clubs being conducted by the California Teachers Association . throughout Central and Northern California. Questions affecting public education,-_such as population. increases, overcrowded classrooms, and proposed state and national legislation will be considered, along with techniques and programs for action by local teachers clubs. * DEATH HULTNER — In Nevada City, Nevada County, October 12, 1948, Mrs. Clara A. Hultner, sister of Mrs. J. S. Van. Winkle of San Mateo, a native of Virginia City, aged 70 years. Funeral services will take place October 14th at 1:30 P. M. in. Myers Mortuary Chapel, Grass Valley. The body will be cremated in East Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, satisfaction among the Russians themselves. The leadership, like that of Hitler, has embarked on a campaign of expansion. To discontinue the program would weaken the leadership arong their own people. Our own opinion: is that the’ Russian diplomats are stalling now for time. They want more time to develop the atomic bomb, Miss Marilyn West, Leonard Prisk, Will Be Wed October 23 GRASS VALLEY: Invitations have been received by friends and relatives to the wedding of Miss Marilyn West of Colfax, Placer County, and Leonard A. Prisk, of Grass Valley. The marriage will take place in Emmanuel Episcopal Church in this city on October 28rd. Miss West. is_recently graduated from the College of the Pacific and is the daughter of Mr. DEATH BENSON —. In Grass. Valley, Nevada County, Octobe £2,.°1948, Irving Benson, husbénd* of Mrs. Sylvia Benson, and ‘stepfather’ of: Mrs. Allen Butler, Grass Valley, brother of William EE. Benson, Sacramento, and Mrs. Margaret Tucklow, a native of Michigan, aged 55 years. Funeral services will be held October 14th, today, in the Hooper and Weaver Mortpary at 2 P. M. Interment will be in the Greenwood Cemetery, and Mrs. Francis E. West of Colfax. Prisk is the son-of Mr.:and Because you lack a noble and successful past, is no real reason why you should lack a noble and . .successful future. — Tho m 4s Dreier. ne enn % Invite your friends to visit Nevada County. NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN: SPORTS RECREATION NEVADA CITY % CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mrs. L., A. Prisk of. this -city,. 2: = 127 BROAD STREET $ bs tae) Sizes 4 to 8 Multiplaid DEPARTMENT STORE : TELEPHONE NEVADA CITY 88-W WITH KNIT WRIST & BOTTOM front. Sizes 4 to 16 ¥ ' * jacket with zipper $6.90 Automatic Hot Water for homes anywhere (Coleman Automatic LP-Gas WATER HEATER ® Takes only a few hours to install. © Heats fast-Fully automatic. ® Efficient-a real gas-miser. Why not get top use of your tank-gas system—by adding this Coleman Automatic LP-Gas water heater? All the hot water you want at the turn of a tap. @ WE INSTALL © EASY TERMS Ss CES RADIOS ‘‘Nevada County’s Leading Home Appliance Store” 124 E. Main St. Phone 1029 Grass Valley Fe 244 Commercial St. Phone 393 Nevada City WATER PUMPS—ELECTRIC " MOTORS SLATER ELECTRIC Grass Valley . “nfo. aunures ov. ones I “he EON OS SEWING MACHINE RENTALS REPAIRS Buttons and Belts covered, Hemsticthing, Buttonholes TAYLOR'S 233% Mill St. Phone 276-M Grass Valley . So, Auburn St., Phone 733N $2.45 . ‘feed the grass. sq ft $12.75. “ef rare beauty and color. 25 tbs $23.75. "$s still lawn Use the wonderful autumn. grass growing season to beautify your lawn the faLawn. Food—A fall meal of this complete, grass Ay ie out color and beauty of lawns. Box feeds 2500 sq ftDrum, 11,000 sq ft $8.95. LAWN FOOD plus WEED CONTROL —Destroys weeds as you Box, treats 2500 sq ft SCOTTS Lawn Seed—Comes up quickly to provide enduring lawns 1 bb HARDWARE wt CO noe time!” mous SCOTT WAY.. Your lawn will be beautiful this fall and better all next year. $3.50 Drum, 11,000 5 bbs $4.85 $1.00 ® PHONE 5 BROAD 8TREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 88 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY & Couche mre DRESSES FOR JUNIORS . PARTY MANNERS . . Junior sizes 9 to 15. $12. 95 Carole King interprets the date-time dress for fall.. decides that it must ibe simple, it must be smart, ' above all it must be pretty. ‘Here it is in rayon crepe with Fayon faille bow ard hip yoke. TOG 141 MILL STREET SAY “YES!” TO EVERY FESTIVE INVITATION junior sizes 9 to $14.95 POCKET APPEAL _Charming example of the new secon’) attention to detail: four pockets ‘on the newly-long jacket of this two-piece svit-dress. A TYPICAL CAROLE KING GIRL iwill rate this versatile fashion tops) for afternoon into.date-time doings for fall! Rayon faille in DOOGOS APRARGL PHONE G. V. 310 15. been a, uals eR A Wealth of Warmth : ++ THAT’S WHAT YOUNG FELLOWS. GET IN THESE . WOOL PLAID JACKETS . WITH ZIPPER FRONT and slash side pockets 5) ue RE ERISA yee SHG DOF a ace SOM aM ea