April 11, 1946 (4 pages)

ve . ‘From where . Sit. by Joe Marsh MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE aioadidebi cad : = 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 Professor Zogi, 2. ae, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1946 NEVADZ CITY NUGGET ae \___ PAGE THREE a GOLD NUGGET OME TO— should be salvaged and turned in to the butcher or grocer, . tions to heart and practice them the . United States can come a lot closer Kroll termed the loan a “trail out the world may .bé eliminated.” es FPR A a = ein eieeeatien = ~—_ oe —_ eee 7 o— o_ _ t ' es pes ene i y my SSR e ‘“ a SA oF ae ‘ ° l pe PEE x > 7 : e American Eo that ean i used io @ he D . Paul Lewis Goyette ‘Firct Degree Conferred NEVADA CITY . save human eons Following are. thé E ; k Is Borne To Rest : i By Oustomah Lodge : ay . recommendations: . 4 «. Last rites’ will be said this aftov-} A large meeting of Oustomah . i m = 1d x ras, he i esday aveanins Flying . ‘SAVE FOOD AND Cut down on the wastage of bread BACKS LOGAN T0 6 in Holmes Funeral Hom> . Lodge was held Puesday evening . ; in every way possible. Present est+i. Paul: Lewis. Goyette owho’ died 4} _. wh oe ae § was conferred . Ea mates are to the effect that 5 per my Ww? ” day in a lo¢al hospital. Rev. Joseph . 0” two ines in Pipaidvaied Evens er vice. SAVE LIVES cent or one slice out iof every loaf BRITAIN Moore Will conduct the servica ang s@ 87TOUD will Visit:-Grass Valley lodge . ' ig . f * $ 7 . y = 2 > ger legzre ri ; iv. of bread baked every day goes into ARE “a interment will be in’ Pine Groye'. Wen the second degree will be giv Phone 25F21 Nine ways in which they can help. the garbage can. Endorsement of. the . proposed Cemetery. nee : STUDENT’ iN ! ae food that will save liyes. of the Rea i ae ; British loan of $3,750,000,000 pend-. The deceased was a retired mi: Li : == ee venga s ON NSTRUCTION . ; ; : i veduce the amount of bread used . . ; nu pie es seph’s Mic-. Odes will journey ito Colfax-wharae ! z rasa f . . Starving people in less fortunate i 7 ing before congress was approved by/er. He was born in St. Jose ph’s Mic-} : AIRPLANE RENTALS . k S D : ie at each meal through substitution : “ es om, : Meee ee ee te Oy ees 1 jy the third degree will be conferred HANGAR RENTALS! jj . ‘ands were listed today for Nevada uch as potatoes, and oat cereal the board of directors of the. San, higan, 82 years ago. He had been i: c At ! AIRCRAFT SALES ‘AND . . County. housewives by L. BE. Sleeman . o ane a sauicts inateaa i Francisco Chamber’ of Commerce it. the hospital for five years. He had] °™ ; group of ten or mo candida SERVICH . agricultural conservation committee!. = ; i e os ase was announced today. no known’ relatives. is x om ene Gamer ict INSTRUCTION FOR ANY . h ce : ¢ i Sey pes cakes and pastries for deserts. : . ee ee 7 ee os . }; chairman and food emergency rO: EE . AIA Py TYPE LICENSE pe : ; So i . ; : Action of the chamber was taken NOTICE OF PA MENT OF {. Sram director for the county. By the use of alternate foods use ¢ aad iors : ; a A Texas dairy farmer claims that . : ™ if! a , : a A : on recommendation of tne -worle . = a Boater Mae call = > } ROU ne TRIP . L. . Sleeman in suggesting the 9 less wheat cereals for breakfast. ivads ‘comiiiied whose chairs the only lines OPA is holding are the COUNTY TAX —aAir Taxi Rates— definite ways of saving declared that sep idan e oa are oe headlines The taxes on all nerconal peonarte : the needs of. the war torn countries. %2V® Cooking oils by thaking more; Clifton H. Kroll and “the fordien . ! es : { ; ger on ; Pa oy 0 ds i $ rar . ” os . : : : : cee ~ MeO i seecurec 1 ey res mroperty and . $e Sacramento . Be), ee 2 ' : ee . extensive use of meat drippings for. trade association of wHich William : . : ge = phieendGed ee aon tapes are so desperate and so great that : , : : half ofthe taxes on_all real prop: Oakland eae $16 . . . there is no limit to the amount’ sf . C0°#iMS and seasoning food. L. Montgomery is president. HI 0 V i N fi for the fiscal year beginning July } : ; i 1945 and ending June 30, 1946 wilt > oobi OHS Neuen ee $16 Es . Hold down the number of fried “This action of the San Francisco be due on November 1, 1945 and wil! ER ee $16 ‘foods that are served. chamber of commerce in supporting ‘ Z be delinquent on the 5th day of De. j : FOR GOOD toe eee s : ae oe oe .J legislation aimed to enable Great Our Furniture Vans are cember, 1946, at five o'clock p.m 2 Hours Waiting Time at . ‘Save and re-use fats and oils fo ee ‘i leaving every day for and unless paid prior thereto six per Destination all cooking purposes Britain to regain her former econom: a y: df cent. will be added to “the “amount etalissuret bo ntl Sh Asda BEEFSTEAKS Hold on to bacon grease for cook-. © Statug is part of the chamber’s . somewhere! thereof and if said one half be not = ahaa ee ( 4 2 a roger: zeit entine: its estad-. ° ‘paid before the 5th day of December a ing and render excess fats on meats. A behaar tae oe te od: Is YOUR Furniture ae oe Pane wes anes eee ihe ee : f : : ished liberal foreign trade policy” oor Seta) Hey : ie Bet tt : AND GOOD FOOD . All fats that cannot ‘be re-used Kroll said . aboard? three percent will be added thereto. Ss . The remaining one half of the taxes on all-réal property will be payabl: Long Distance Moving Also Local Moving Take it easy on doils and salad] p] ‘or broad 1 i 1 . after the first day of January, 1946 ; ss ; peed seciah azer tor broader and earlier adopland will ‘be delinquent on-the 20th ; INN it dressings. : tion of a trade basis in which many . RELIABLE TRANSFER . day, of April, 1946 at 5 o’clock p. m. GLENBROOK "H vevery housewife in: Nevadalot the hammering controls and re-, AND STORAGE jandunless paid prior thereto three Grass’) Valley-Nevada City l ‘County will take these recommendagia Sea ek se ae see, ; : ; : . percent will be added to the amoun’ Highway A strictions which now exist throughSacramento, Stockton, Fresno, together with a further charge n° Bakersfield Los ‘Angeles 4 . ; ; " a > bs _ i fi 50c for each lot, piece or parcel o Oakland Alameda, San Francisco, : 1 land separately assessed and for each } ; to meeting the expectations. of the The Anglo-American financial The Peninsula assessment of personal ‘property. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE { °°, e's, ca aa : Just 4 Sample OF Dur Sérvie hc } starving nations,’’-Sleeman comment-. @#8reement includes a commitment to Storage, Crating, Packing, PickAll taxes may be paid at the tim DRIVE IN ed. “Here are ways in which each. Telax exchange controls, reduce tar-. }— Co and poliveny Saxvke ie first ae os herein praae ; Pe ga eo ; fh pes vided is due and payable. of us can take a direct part in one Saco Be an proterences, thus Take Your Moving Problems To a a wayabis at’ the ‘Preads < FOOD PALACE of the greatest and most humanitar. em@bling Fit ieiaecee businessmen to Experienced Moving Men urer’s and Tax Collector’s office, Ne‘se ‘ian life saving crusades ever launch-. emter empire markets on a nearer vaa County Courthouse, Nevada City, &i!" ‘Groceries. Fruit and ed. basis of competitive equality. RELIABLE TRANSFER Calif. £ : { similar: lis ; gota ‘ Pointing out that approximately AND STORAGE ELMA HECKER, — U —_ ; A similar list of suggestions fa 6 PP maven : ExOfficio ‘Collector te < Vegetables : ey ,,. One third of San: Francisco’s rewar : GRASS VALLEY ee ee ae Coun é ey ‘ the owners of public eating -places St st Drewat Telephone 39 Treasurer, Nevada City, California. VICT RY : Beer anc Wine and the food distribution trade ap-. @XPorts were to countries of the First publication April 4, 1946. %/. (OR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL Plicable to California conditions is}Britist empire the board declared STP-EETS being prepared and will be announc-. that the loan would assure. developj : NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 ed' shortly. ment of San Francisco’s export and 3 Sw —— Regie Meenas eters anak import opportunities. ‘ 4 H arg s FIRST CASE OF SMALLJOX If the loan is not granted the an S$ ELP YOUR UPHOLSTERY Dr. Harry March reported the first . board stated Britain would be forced COUNTRY “ and his case is of milder type than . to tighten her exchange’ controls; ‘ : usual. : i raise her tariffs and widen the marBe Good To Yourself OF ALL KINDS case of smallpox in Nevada County. gins of imperial preferences and en‘ olks! & % A high school boy who had _ been. ter bilateral deals with other coun. ‘ hauling cattle feed from Marysville . tries thus excluding American trad( Ne John W. Darke {205,205 ed, tem Merzerite . trtes en a ) , iu vada City Chamber of onn e ar came down with the disease. He had . ers from the world’s richest marFor your big attendance and all the nice compliments 3 Commerce 109-3 Plena 100-M been vaccinated several years ago } Kets. : ‘ you paid us at our Grand Opening. ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD 406 Broad Street Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— OR PHONE 107 Nevada City FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT— EAT MEAT Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs arid swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. _ KEYSTONE MARKET : DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. Phorie 67 _ 213 Commercial Street = = no Nevada City catcuies a ws Ye a BLUE RIBBON WINNERS . OUR CHOICE LIQUORS represent the very. finest in selection, in _ TIRE STEWART STREET 127 STEWART STREET—TELEPHONE 440 \ GRASS VALLEY SHOP TIRE ‘GOODRICH LEAVE YOUR NAME FOR A NEW TIRE AND \ . WHEN IT ARRIVES WE WILL SAVE IT FOR YOU RE-CAP YOUR SMOOTH TIRES We use the Lodi Steam System. Our work is tops. Give us a chance to show you we are tops in RE-CAPPING USED TIRES SHOP Se Most any size from 600-16 to 10-20 Advertisement ° Professor Zogi, the magician, came to our town Saturday and put on a performance for the benefit of the Orphanage. It was quite a show! Among other things, the professor holds a pitcher in his hands, and asks folks what they’d have to drink. Ma Hos‘kins asks for buttermilk and the professor promptly pours her a rich, creamy glassful. Then Zeb Collins asks for cider, and out of the same pitcher comes a mug of cider. Doc Hollister next calls for béeer—and presto, from The Magician Marvelous! the pitcher comes a sparkling glass of beer, white collar and all! “Just goes to show,” says Doc, astonished, “‘that it takes a magician to satisfy all tastes.” From where I sit, the professor has a mighty good act .one that points a mpral too. Tastes differ— but people can have a friendly, happy time enjoying the bevérage that each prefers—and being tolerant of one another’s preferences. . To give you a good time—all the time is Our Greatest Ambition! DANCING DRINKS SOCIABILITY The FOXHOLE “ANDY” GEORGE, Proprietor Opposite Theatre Del Oro at ae 135 Neal Street Grass Valley THAT YOU MAY BE LESS TROUBLED In time of grief, the burden of detail should—and can be lifted from you. The completeness of our funeral service is most helpful, nor do we lose sight of economy. Hooper & Weaver v7 *~ A COMPLETE BOARDING SERVICE FOR YOUR : DOG The Pullen Kennels AT CEDAR RIDGE Political Advertisements CANDIDATES quality ind moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the . , Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation hitenon GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE . ao PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI — Corner Main and Auburn Streets OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M.'TO 8 P. Mi CARL J.TOBIASSEN . . ; Sheriff of Nevada County ce —THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE— NEVADA, COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY > “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD” i . by sending your family wash to us. You may not realize it, but many a woman wakes up Monday morning with a mill stone tied to her. It’s Wash Day, the following day is Ironing Day. Week after week, year after year. Ask us BUILDING MATERIALS to take care of you mill stone. We will call for your wash 244 Boulder Street ‘Telephone 500 Nevada City, Caltt. eoiabigeie A LR ih = =o all ready for use — SS ([ somvenaKe GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS . . ’ . B AND W : B. (Bap) TOCCALINI a 116 MAIN STREET ic ts: . ; SALES AND SERVICE i Telephone—Grass VaHey 108 Telephone—Nevada City 2 Constable Nevada Township COMMERCIAL — DOMESTIC i : rents wg 4 / . ‘ \ 4 Grass Valley REMOVE THE MILL STONE a ELECT : : . JAMES SNELL . Superior Judge of Nevada County PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 4, 1946 — —_—_——_=_. REFRIGERATION _ NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 486 111. BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY ee ee eee

ve . ‘From where . Sit.. by Joe Marsh MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE aioadidebi cad : = 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 Professor Zogi, 2. ae, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1946 NEVADZ CITY NUGGET ae \___ PAGE THREE a GOLD NUGGET OME TO— should be salvaged and turned in to the butcher or grocer, . tions to heart and practice them the . United States can come a lot closer Kroll termed the loan a “trail out the world may .bé eliminated.” es FPR A a = ein eieeeatien = ~—_ oe —_ eee 7 o— o_ _ t ' es pes ene i y my SSR e ‘“ a SA oF ae ‘ ° l pe PEE x > 7 : e American Eo that ean i used io @ he D . Paul Lewis Goyette ‘Firct Degree Conferred NEVADA CITY . save human eons Following are. thé E ; k Is Borne To Rest : i By Oustomah Lodge : ay . recommendations: . 4 «. Last rites’ will be said this aftov-} A large meeting of Oustomah . i m = 1d x ras, he i esday aveanins Flying . ‘SAVE FOOD AND Cut down on the wastage of bread BACKS LOGAN T0 6 in Holmes Funeral Hom> . Lodge was held Puesday evening . ; in every way possible. Present est+i. Paul: Lewis. Goyette owho’ died 4} _. wh oe ae § was conferred . Ea mates are to the effect that 5 per my Ww? ” day in a lo¢al hospital. Rev. Joseph . 0” two ines in Pipaidvaied Evens er vice. SAVE LIVES cent or one slice out iof every loaf BRITAIN Moore Will conduct the servica ang s@ 87TOUD will Visit:-Grass Valley lodge . ' ig . f * $ 7 . y = 2 > ger legzre ri ; iv. of bread baked every day goes into ARE “a interment will be in’ Pine Groye'. Wen the second degree will be giv Phone 25F21 Nine ways in which they can help. the garbage can. Endorsement of. the . proposed Cemetery. nee : STUDENT’ iN ! ae food that will save liyes. of the Rea i ae ; British loan of $3,750,000,000 pend-. The deceased was a retired mi: Li : == ee venga s ON NSTRUCTION . ; ; : i veduce the amount of bread used . . ; nu pie es seph’s Mic-. Odes will journey ito Colfax-wharae ! z rasa f . . Starving people in less fortunate i 7 ing before congress was approved by/er. He was born in St. Jose ph’s Mic-} : AIRPLANE RENTALS . k S D : ie at each meal through substitution : “ es om, : Meee ee ee te Oy ees 1 jy the third degree will be conferred HANGAR RENTALS! jj . ‘ands were listed today for Nevada uch as potatoes, and oat cereal the board of directors of the. San, higan, 82 years ago. He had been i: c At ! AIRCRAFT SALES ‘AND . . County. housewives by L. BE. Sleeman . o ane a sauicts inateaa i Francisco Chamber’ of Commerce it. the hospital for five years. He had] °™ ; group of ten or mo candida SERVICH . agricultural conservation committee!. = ; i e os ase was announced today. no known’ relatives. is x om ene Gamer ict INSTRUCTION FOR ANY . h ce : ¢ i Sey pes cakes and pastries for deserts. : . ee ee 7 ee os . }; chairman and food emergency rO: EE . AIA Py TYPE LICENSE pe : ; So i . ; : Action of the chamber was taken NOTICE OF PA MENT OF {. Sram director for the county. By the use of alternate foods use ¢ aad iors : ; a A Texas dairy farmer claims that . : ™ if! a , : a A : on recommendation of tne -worle . = a Boater Mae call = > } ROU ne TRIP . L. . Sleeman in suggesting the 9 less wheat cereals for breakfast. ivads ‘comiiiied whose chairs the only lines OPA is holding are the COUNTY TAX —aAir Taxi Rates— definite ways of saving declared that sep idan e oa are oe headlines The taxes on all nerconal peonarte : the needs of. the war torn countries. %2V® Cooking oils by thaking more; Clifton H. Kroll and “the fordien . ! es : { ; ger on ; Pa oy 0 ds i $ rar . ” os . : : : : cee ~ MeO i seecurec 1 ey res mroperty and . $e Sacramento . Be), ee 2 ' : ee . extensive use of meat drippings for. trade association of wHich William : . : ge = phieendGed ee aon tapes are so desperate and so great that : , : : half ofthe taxes on_all real prop: Oakland eae $16 . . . there is no limit to the amount’ sf . C0°#iMS and seasoning food. L. Montgomery is president. HI 0 V i N fi for the fiscal year beginning July } : ; i 1945 and ending June 30, 1946 wilt > oobi OHS Neuen ee $16 Es . Hold down the number of fried “This action of the San Francisco be due on November 1, 1945 and wil! ER ee $16 ‘foods that are served. chamber of commerce in supporting ‘ Z be delinquent on the 5th day of De. j : FOR GOOD toe eee s : ae oe oe .J legislation aimed to enable Great Our Furniture Vans are cember, 1946, at five o'clock p.m 2 Hours Waiting Time at . ‘Save and re-use fats and oils fo ee ‘i leaving every day for and unless paid prior thereto six per Destination all cooking purposes Britain to regain her former econom: a y: df cent. will be added to “the “amount etalissuret bo ntl Sh Asda BEEFSTEAKS Hold on to bacon grease for cook-. © Statug is part of the chamber’s . somewhere! thereof and if said one half be not = ahaa ee ( 4 2 a roger: zeit entine: its estad-. ° ‘paid before the 5th day of December a ing and render excess fats on meats. A behaar tae oe te od: Is YOUR Furniture ae oe Pane wes anes eee ihe ee : f : : ished liberal foreign trade policy” oor Seta) Hey : ie Bet tt : AND GOOD FOOD . All fats that cannot ‘be re-used Kroll said . aboard? three percent will be added thereto. Ss . The remaining one half of the taxes on all-réal property will be payabl: Long Distance Moving Also Local Moving Take it easy on doils and salad] p] ‘or broad 1 i 1 . after the first day of January, 1946 ; ss ; peed seciah azer tor broader and earlier adopland will ‘be delinquent on-the 20th ; INN it dressings. : tion of a trade basis in which many . RELIABLE TRANSFER . day, of April, 1946 at 5 o’clock p. m. GLENBROOK "H vevery housewife in: Nevadalot the hammering controls and re-, AND STORAGE jandunless paid prior thereto three Grass’) Valley-Nevada City l ‘County will take these recommendagia Sea ek se ae see, ; : ; : . percent will be added to the amoun’ Highway A strictions which now exist throughSacramento, Stockton, Fresno, together with a further charge n° Bakersfield Los ‘Angeles 4 . ; ; " a > bs _ i fi 50c for each lot, piece or parcel o Oakland Alameda, San Francisco, : 1 land separately assessed and for each } ; to meeting the expectations. of the The Anglo-American financial The Peninsula assessment of personal ‘property. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE { °°, e's, ca aa : Just 4 Sample OF Dur Sérvie hc } starving nations,’’-Sleeman comment-. @#8reement includes a commitment to Storage, Crating, Packing, PickAll taxes may be paid at the tim DRIVE IN ed. “Here are ways in which each. Telax exchange controls, reduce tar-. }— Co and poliveny Saxvke ie first ae os herein praae ; Pe ga eo ; fh pes vided is due and payable. of us can take a direct part in one Saco Be an proterences, thus Take Your Moving Problems To a a wayabis at’ the ‘Preads < FOOD PALACE of the greatest and most humanitar. em@bling Fit ieiaecee businessmen to Experienced Moving Men urer’s and Tax Collector’s office, Ne‘se ‘ian life saving crusades ever launch-. emter empire markets on a nearer vaa County Courthouse, Nevada City, &i!" ‘Groceries. Fruit and ed. basis of competitive equality. RELIABLE TRANSFER Calif. £ : { similar: lis ; gota ‘ Pointing out that approximately AND STORAGE ELMA HECKER, — U —_ ; A similar list of suggestions fa 6 PP maven : ExOfficio ‘Collector te < Vegetables : ey ,,. One third of San: Francisco’s rewar : GRASS VALLEY ee ee ae Coun é ey ‘ the owners of public eating -places St st Drewat Telephone 39 Treasurer, Nevada City, California. VICT RY : Beer anc Wine and the food distribution trade ap-. @XPorts were to countries of the First publication April 4, 1946. %/. (OR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL Plicable to California conditions is}Britist empire the board declared STP-EETS being prepared and will be announc-. that the loan would assure. developj : NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 ed' shortly. ment of San Francisco’s export and 3 Sw —— Regie Meenas eters anak import opportunities. ‘ 4 H arg s FIRST CASE OF SMALLJOX If the loan is not granted the an S$ ELP YOUR UPHOLSTERY Dr. Harry March reported the first . board stated Britain would be forced COUNTRY “ and his case is of milder type than . to tighten her exchange’ controls; ‘ : usual. : i raise her tariffs and widen the marBe Good To Yourself OF ALL KINDS case of smallpox in Nevada County. gins of imperial preferences and en‘ olks! & % A high school boy who had _ been. ter bilateral deals with other coun. ‘ hauling cattle feed from Marysville . tries thus excluding American trad( Ne John W. Darke {205,205 ed, tem Merzerite . trtes en a ) , iu vada City Chamber of onn e ar came down with the disease. He had . ers from the world’s richest marFor your big attendance and all the nice compliments 3 Commerce 109-3 Plena 100-M been vaccinated several years ago } Kets. : ‘ you paid us at our Grand Opening. ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD 406 Broad Street Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— OR PHONE 107 Nevada City FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT— EAT MEAT Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs arid swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. _ KEYSTONE MARKET

: DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. Phorie 67 _ 213 Commercial Street = = no Nevada City catcuies a ws Ye a BLUE RIBBON WINNERS . OUR CHOICE LIQUORS represent the very. finest in selection, in _ TIRE STEWART STREET 127 STEWART STREET—TELEPHONE 440 \ GRASS VALLEY SHOP TIRE ‘GOODRICH LEAVE YOUR NAME FOR A NEW TIRE AND \ . WHEN IT ARRIVES WE WILL SAVE IT FOR YOU RE-CAP YOUR SMOOTH TIRES We use the Lodi Steam System. Our work is tops. Give us a chance to show you we are tops in RE-CAPPING USED TIRES SHOP Se Most any size from 600-16 to 10-20 Advertisement ° Professor Zogi, the magician, came to our town Saturday and put on a performance for the benefit of the Orphanage. It was quite a show! Among other things, the professor holds a pitcher in his hands, and asks folks what they’d have to drink. Ma Hos‘kins asks for buttermilk and the professor promptly pours her a rich, creamy glassful. Then Zeb Collins asks for cider, and out of the same pitcher comes a mug of cider. Doc Hollister next calls for béeer—and presto, from The Magician Marvelous! the pitcher comes a sparkling glass of beer, white collar and all! “Just goes to show,” says Doc, astonished, “‘that it takes a magician to satisfy all tastes.” From where I sit, the professor has a mighty good act ..one that points a mpral too. Tastes differ— but people can have a friendly, happy time enjoying the bevérage that each prefers—and being tolerant of one another’s preferences. . To give you a good time—all the time is Our Greatest Ambition! DANCING DRINKS SOCIABILITY The FOXHOLE “ANDY” GEORGE, Proprietor Opposite Theatre Del Oro at ae 135 Neal Street Grass Valley THAT YOU MAY BE LESS TROUBLED In time of grief, the burden of detail should—and can be lifted from you. The completeness of our funeral service is most helpful, nor do we lose sight of economy. Hooper & Weaver v7 *~ A COMPLETE BOARDING SERVICE FOR YOUR : DOG The Pullen Kennels AT CEDAR RIDGE Political Advertisements CANDIDATES quality ind moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the . , Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation hitenon GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE . ao PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI — Corner Main and Auburn Streets OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M.'TO 8 P. Mi CARL J.TOBIASSEN . .. ; Sheriff of Nevada County ce —THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE— NEVADA, COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY > “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD” i . by sending your family wash to us. You may not realize it, but many a woman wakes up Monday morning with a mill stone tied to her. It’s Wash Day, the following day is Ironing Day. Week after week, year after year. Ask us BUILDING MATERIALS to take care of you mill stone. We will call for your wash 244 Boulder Street ‘Telephone 500 Nevada City, Caltt. eoiabigeie A LR ih = =o all ready for use — SS ([ somvenaKe GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS . . ’ . B AND W : B. (Bap) TOCCALINI a 116 MAIN STREET ic ts: . ; SALES AND SERVICE i Telephone—Grass VaHey 108 Telephone—Nevada City 2 Constable Nevada Township COMMERCIAL — DOMESTIC i : rents wg 4 / . ‘ \ 4 Grass Valley REMOVE THE MILL STONE a ELECT : : . JAMES SNELL . Superior Judge of Nevada County PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 4, 1946 — —_—_——_=_. REFRIGERATION _ NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 486 111. BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY ee ee eee