April 25, 1947 (8 pages)

p Soci namin eral servicshield in”the Loyd Brittell pel April 19th for J. V. Wood died ‘here recently after a loog ese. Harold Siyvester of Santa Nei and burial was in ae ot Peace. Cemetery. . The ‘heavily benikced with flow-. University of California. ers although Mrs. Wood had 1 asked. qany friends to omit them. Gra side services were conducted by Masonic Lodge of which Foodie was long a member. A knowledge of American history and of American institutions is a requirement for graduation from the LY BREWED “DEOOUS : A COOL GLASS OF OUR eae A SPRING made to organize Girl ‘Brownies if q leader can be found. GaIDRATPTA Ty The Gold Flat-PTA held its regular meeting last Friday April 18th, which was well attended with a notable increase in the number of fathers. Discussions were held on the possibilities of securing a school crossing on the lower Grass Valley road and a committee was named to contact all parents interested in this subject. A committee was also named to sponsor a food sale which will ibe held May 10 in Nevada City. An interesting talk was given by Edward Frantz, principal of the Neyada City high school on the difficulties of adjusting a child’s life from grammar school to the great ehangés he encounters entering high senool. After the talk he answered ‘geveral question in an informal discussion. ‘Mr. Hanley reported that he was having trouble in getting enough . menhers for his scout club but that the boys who have enrolled are very anthweiastic. Efforts will also . be Scouts or Refreshments in the form of sandwiches, cake, and coffee were ‘Zarved after the meeting by a com. mittee consisting of Mirs/McClish, Powell, Lewis and Stevenson. _ EFFECTIVE: APRIL 23, 1947 STATION READ UP 8:20 A. Ly. Nevada City Ar. 11:55A. 4:30P. 8:05P. 8:40 A. Ly. Grass Valley Ar. 11:35A. 4:10P. 7:45P. 9:25 A. Lv. DeWitt Hospital Ar. 10:50A. 3:30P. 7:00P. — 9:40 A. Ar. Auburn Lv. 10:35A. 3:15P. 6:45P. 9:50 A. Lv. Auburn (PGL) Ar. 10:31 A. 3:11 P. 6:41P. ee Ar. Sacramento Lv. 9:25A. 2:05P.5:35P. 2:10 P. Ar. San Francisco Lv. 6:30A. 10:50A. 2:25P. Lv. Nevada ey Ar. 4:25P. Ly. Ar. 4:05P. 9:55 P. Ar. 4:01P. 9:51P. Lv. 3:40P. 9:30P. Lv. 3:30P. 9:20P. » = * ae. . TICKET AGENCIES: ~ Ar. 1:20 P. Bank & stewart <i 1010 Ly. 1:02P. NEVADA CITY Lv. 12:40 P. Railway Express Agerfcy Tel. 363 12:25 P. 5 Oeiei eines el. Ly, 12:01 P. . ge sie: ee _. Freeman Hotel Tel. 780 __ MARYSVILLE 6th & EH. Streets Tel. 465 or 3062 evening,THE RIDGE ( By ALICE HILL The Ladies Club met at Wood’s Hall for their-monthly. gettogether. The business session was followed by a party for their men folks: President Mrs. Carl Wolfe had prepared a program ‘of lively games and prizts in which all participated, followed by refreshments. Miss Cecil Rae Herrald, daughter of eur school teacher, Mrs. Effie Herrald, led a party of grammar school girls -on a wildflower hunt and picnic recently. Over the Easter vacation Mrs: Sheen and three young sons visited ‘her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slankard. “Mrs. Mat Sauer reports that her son Robert is now in China. Liddell Kearney of Sacramento spent the Easter vacation with his erandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reader. =e Dances have been resumed _bimonthly at Peterson’s Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Toms of Sebastopol . are entertaining their dauthter Mrs. Leona Gentry. Mrs. Gentry formerly of the Buena Park Lynx soft ball nteam of Souther California played in Cleveland last year in the National Softball League. Week end guests of Mrs. Rose Wood were her sister Mrs. A. Geach and granddaughter and Mrs. Woods’ aranddaughiter; “Marlene Visitainer and her girl friend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alderman ehtertained as Easter guests, Mr. and ‘Mrs, Walter Walton of San Bruno and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Denham of Petaluma. ~ Miss Ada Rhoades was given a surprise birthday party on a recent Sunday evening. Miss Rhoades was the recipient ef many nice gifts and Hountiful refreshments were served the company. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Rhoades and children Lois and Fred Butz, Lora Hayhurst, Nick Mullins, Roy Wilson, Oliver Martin, James Campbell and Alice Hill. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bobb and daughter Bernardine spent the Bast@r week end with their married daughter and Frances of Sacramento. Wade Oden surely was surprised by a party of friends who descended upon. him in honor of his birthday. ¥ who enjoyed the pat luck dinete Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sonnenbérg of Grass Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright, Mr: and Mrs, Fern Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Colman, Mrs. Hattie Bone, R. C. Hill and daughter Alice. The families of Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham, son, and daughters all were enterttained on Easter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dudley of Roseville. Pa Mr. and Mrs. Machen have sold their Strawberry Bar home on the Middle Fork of the Yuba a short way above Freeman’s Crossing to Dana Andrews of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild and family, have moved to the shingle mill in Gales Orchard northeast of Caniptomville. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hayhurst and family have moved to Lodi. They sold . their farm home in North San Juan to James W. Kemp of Hayward. Mr. Kemp expects to move his family to t new farm home immediately. This will add several to the enrollment of our school. ¥. P, Addleman and Wade Oden played for a PTA meeting at Goodyears Bar recently. “The grading on ‘the new link of . Highway 49 between this village and . Freemans Crossing on the Middle Fork of the Yuba is progressing rapity and Mrs. Agnes Ww. “of Yuba County ‘etate that it has been arranged that all students of ‘the schools of the two counties will standby to hear the initial episode of the Bill Scott—Forest Ranger radio series from 11 to 11:45 a. m. next Monday, April 28. _ Marysville Radio Station KMYC, 1460 KC, will broadcast the six episodes of the exciting and educational Bill Scott series at the same hour amy Menter succeeding the initial 4b on Monday, April 28. The' Tahoe National Forest is the . : sponsor of the program and Forest Supervisor Guerdon Ellis states that the series has been approved by the @ . California State Department of Edu. eation and aceepted by the school officlals of Nevada and Yuba Counties . asa part of their audio-visual educaWaiter Carlson’ of Nevada : CHRISTIAN SCIENOE CHURCH vada City holds services every Sunday in their chunch 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock. Our reading room is now located in the church at 114 Boulder St. and is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, holidays excepted from 2 to 4 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit the reading room. Probation After Death, is the subject of the Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday, April 27, with the golden text from I Cor.: If in this life only we have hope in Christ we are of all men.most miserable. But now is Christ risen from the dead and become the firstfruits of them that slept. Revelation: Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection; on such the second death hath no power bpt they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with him a thousand years. 20:6. Science and Health with key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy: Death will occur on the next plane of existence as on this, until the spiritual understanding of life is reached. Then and not until then will it be demonstrated that the second death hath no power. p. 77. THE METHODIST CHURCH Church school—10:00. Ray Murchie,’Supt. Morning worship—11:00. Special music by the choir. MYF— 5:30. Evening worship—7:00. Annual WSCS spring tea will be held in the social hall of the church from 2 to 4 $. m. Wedffesday, April 30. The pubdlic is cordially invited. A silver offering will be received. ~~an nn WANTED TO RENT—By permanent business couple, 1 or 2 room bedroom: furnished house. Telephone Nevada City 123. Milton’s Confectionery, A 215-29 ‘te 7s WANTED FOR SALES WORK— Young. manor woman hardware sirable. Alpha Hardware Co. Nevada. City. YOUR NEIGHBOR WILL TELL YOU TO SEE C. L. KIRKPATRICK FOR THE BEST BUY IN USED TRUCKS 1942 GMC — 6x6—$2,000. 1937: International 214 ton—$1,000. 2—1929 Chevrolet— 1% tons—-$295 each. 34 ton Dodge—-$295. 1938 Willys pickup-—$595. 1937 Diamond T, truck and semi-trailer— $1600. Semi-trailer $450. 1933 Ford panel $465. 1937 Chevrolet panel $695. ‘TELEPHONE GRASS VALLEY 160 HILLS FLAT FOR A. SUUCESSFUL GARDEN be sure and fertiiize For the best in fertilizer use our fine chicken manure. Easy to. apply. and really gives results Delivered in lots of one sack or more, Also some good walrute, at 25¢ per Ib William ‘Wasley, Nevada City, California. Telephone 22F23. A 22 4tp RED CROSS SERVICE OFFICE: City Hall, Nevada City, 1:39 4 D. m. Tuesday; Wednesday and Thursday. Office Phone 321-J or call Mrs. Hal Draper 416-W. tf ‘REGISTERED ARABIAN AT STUD Chefar Ai H. C." 2258. Brilliant. Chestnut » SIZE QUALITY FINE BREEDIING Rt. 1, Box 57A Nevada City.Telephone 22F3 ‘ prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE 143 “East Main Street, Grasse Valley. tf RED. CROSS SERVICE, OFFICE: City Hall, Nevada City. 1: 30 ae DP. m. Six days a week. Phone Mre. Quinn Bonebrake. 321-J. tf PLASTERING CONTRACTOR All types of Plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. Road. Phone Vi betore ¢ > Benge: alley picks Christian Science Society of Ne-. adios . Repaired’ PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley Nevada ray —PROMP* SERVICE__ + ART’s Radio Hospita PHONE 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership WILSON J. MAJORS Proprietor salesman, Previous experience de-. WANTED—Good used cars. Highest NEN . day evening at Pythian Castle, 2 i! Native Sout G. E. Golvin, Box 771. McCourtney . } Broad Street. Visiting “ GEORGE BOLES OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED . 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANT __ EDWIN STEPHENS ; ‘ Pablic Accountant 1 Opposite Court House Telephone 589-J TheHolmes Funeral Home sr vice is priced ‘within the means at Phone 203 246 Sacramente St. aa) OPTOMETRISTS _ GEORGE C. BOLES 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W : MINING ENGINEERS J. F. O'CONNOR Mining and Civil United States Mineral ‘Surveying. Licensed Surveyor 4 203 West Main Street, Grass yt == NEVADA CITY __ FRATERNAL “AND . _ CLUB DIRECTORY _ Thursday evening at 8 DP. Elks Home, Pine St. Rhone visiting Elks welcame. WILLIAM WASLEY, E. 2} WILLIAM TAMBLYN, Sec. f 108. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 54, N. 8. G. W. Meets every 2nd and 4th Tues FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME all. Ambulance service at all houm® . Nevada City — Meets every second and —<_ : q ST) Harley = ooking it ee the mem th inion Wh vapressio1 on its pocket. It the rate of $ finance the \ culinary WOT! jike these in can I be rit the number giminishing t ‘gm unt May ist, the tionally dro much pleasai area. That ¥ Americana.D western gart js Big Ray . ready adorn with the fal and thrown . tache toboo At presen gop for Ly County's unt mostly at t meet-in-a-da ‘heard the ing that will for your air: thy air, is ar service may There are . roads, and There’s a thick growt smooth whi long, with end so that and take’ 0! is alive ‘wit who come a only three mecca. . After the fishermen, ed back int: off. They s the tall pin 2,000 feet. and there the locatio: no one else Signs of » he numb salesmen v is increasii days of ple paper stoc! Delighte chandising at slashed These fun big BIG. a " dearer to . File this dictions: " in for a ] intense co good chan: in the gre Cession or a8 anyone our econon being as times, and body else. William the Chron is only on esting the one. on ts lated a ¢ Baruch. Street wi Man disc sary. Bar Said he

p Soci namin eral servicshield in”the Loyd Brittell pel April 19th for J. V. Wood died ‘here recently after a loog ese. Harold Siyvester of Santa Nei and burial was in ae ot Peace. Cemetery. . The ‘heavily benikced with flow-. University of California. ers although Mrs. Wood had 1 asked. qany friends to omit them. Gra side services were conducted by Masonic Lodge of which Foodie was long a member. A knowledge of American history and of American institutions is a requirement for graduation from the LY BREWED “DEOOUS : A COOL GLASS OF OUR eae A SPRING made to organize Girl ‘Brownies if q leader can be found. GaIDRATPTA Ty The Gold Flat-PTA held its regular meeting last Friday April 18th, which was well attended with a notable increase in the number of fathers. Discussions were held on the possibilities of securing a school crossing on the lower Grass Valley road and a committee was named to contact all parents interested in this subject. A committee was also named to sponsor a food sale which will ibe held May 10 in Nevada City. An interesting talk was given by Edward Frantz, principal of the Neyada City high school on the difficulties of adjusting a child’s life from grammar school to the great ehangés he encounters entering high senool. After the talk he answered ‘geveral question in an informal discussion. ‘Mr. Hanley reported that he was having trouble in getting enough . menhers for his scout club but that the boys who have enrolled are very anthweiastic. Efforts will also . be Scouts or Refreshments in the form of sandwiches, cake, and coffee were ‘Zarved after the meeting by a com. mittee consisting of Mirs/McClish, Powell, Lewis and Stevenson. _ EFFECTIVE: APRIL 23, 1947 STATION READ UP 8:20 A. Ly. Nevada City Ar. 11:55A. 4:30P. 8:05P. 8:40 A. Ly. Grass Valley Ar. 11:35A. 4:10P. 7:45P. 9:25 A. Lv. DeWitt Hospital Ar. 10:50A. 3:30P. 7:00P. — 9:40 A. Ar. Auburn Lv. 10:35A. 3:15P. 6:45P. 9:50 A. Lv. Auburn (PGL) Ar. 10:31 A. 3:11 P. 6:41P. ee Ar. Sacramento Lv. 9:25A. 2:05P.5:35P. 2:10 P. Ar. San Francisco Lv. 6:30A. 10:50A. 2:25P. Lv. Nevada ey Ar. 4:25P. Ly. Ar. 4:05P. 9:55 P. Ar. 4:01P. 9:51P. Lv. 3:40P. 9:30P. Lv. 3:30P. 9:20P. » = * ae. . TICKET AGENCIES: ~ Ar. 1:20 P. Bank & stewart <i 1010 Ly. 1:02P. NEVADA CITY Lv. 12:40 P. Railway Express Agerfcy Tel. 363 12:25 P. 5 Oeiei eines el. Ly, 12:01 P. . ge sie: ee _. Freeman Hotel Tel. 780 __ MARYSVILLE 6th & EH. Streets Tel. 465 or 3062 evening,THE RIDGE ( By ALICE HILL The Ladies Club met at Wood’s Hall for their-monthly. gettogether. The business session was followed by a party for their men folks: President Mrs. Carl Wolfe had prepared a program ‘of lively games and prizts in which all participated, followed by refreshments. Miss Cecil Rae Herrald, daughter of eur school teacher, Mrs. Effie Herrald, led a party of grammar school girls -on a wildflower hunt and picnic recently. Over the Easter vacation Mrs: Sheen and three young sons visited ‘her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slankard. “Mrs. Mat Sauer reports that her son Robert is now in China. Liddell Kearney of Sacramento spent the Easter vacation with his erandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reader. =e Dances have been resumed _bimonthly at Peterson’s Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Toms of Sebastopol . are entertaining their dauthter Mrs. Leona Gentry. Mrs. Gentry formerly of the Buena Park Lynx soft ball nteam of Souther California played in Cleveland last year in the National Softball League. Week end guests of Mrs. Rose Wood were her sister Mrs. A. Geach and granddaughter and Mrs. Woods’ aranddaughiter; “Marlene Visitainer and her girl friend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alderman ehtertained as Easter guests, Mr. and ‘Mrs, Walter Walton of San Bruno and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Denham of Petaluma. ~ Miss Ada Rhoades was given a surprise birthday party on a recent Sunday evening. Miss Rhoades was the recipient ef many nice gifts and Hountiful refreshments were served the company. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Rhoades and children Lois and Fred Butz, Lora Hayhurst, Nick Mullins, Roy Wilson, Oliver Martin, James Campbell and Alice Hill. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bobb and daughter Bernardine spent the Bast@r week end with their married daughter and Frances of Sacramento. Wade Oden surely was surprised by a party of friends who descended upon. him in honor of his birthday. ¥ who enjoyed the pat luck dinete Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sonnenbérg of Grass Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright, Mr: and Mrs, Fern Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Colman, Mrs. Hattie Bone, R. C. Hill and daughter Alice. The families of Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham, son, and daughters all were enterttained on Easter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dudley of Roseville. Pa Mr. and Mrs. Machen have sold their Strawberry Bar home on the Middle Fork of the Yuba a short way above Freeman’s Crossing to Dana Andrews of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild and family, have moved to the shingle mill in Gales Orchard northeast of Caniptomville. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hayhurst and family have moved to Lodi. They sold . their farm home in North San Juan to James W. Kemp of Hayward. Mr. Kemp expects to move his family to t new farm home immediately. This will add several to the enrollment of our school. ¥. P, Addleman and Wade Oden played for a PTA meeting at Goodyears Bar recently. “The grading on ‘the new link of . Highway 49 between this village and . Freemans Crossing on the Middle Fork of the Yuba is progressing rapity and Mrs. Agnes Ww. “of Yuba County ‘etate that it has been arranged that all students of ‘the schools of the two counties will standby to hear the initial episode of the Bill Scott—Forest Ranger radio series from 11 to 11:45 a. m. next Monday, April 28. _ Marysville Radio Station KMYC, 1460 KC, will broadcast the six episodes of the exciting and educational Bill Scott series at the same hour amy Menter succeeding the initial 4b on Monday, April 28. The' Tahoe National Forest is the . : sponsor of the program and Forest Supervisor Guerdon Ellis states that the series has been approved by the @ . California State Department of Edu. eation and aceepted by the school officlals of Nevada and Yuba Counties . asa part of their audio-visual educaWaiter Carlson’ of Nevada : CHRISTIAN SCIENOE CHURCH vada City holds services every Sunday in their chunch 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock. Our reading room is now located in the church at 114 Boulder St. and is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, holidays excepted from 2 to 4 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit the reading room. Probation After Death, is the subject of the Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday, April 27, with the golden text from I Cor.: If in this life only we have hope in Christ we are of all men.most miserable. But now is Christ risen from the dead and become the firstfruits of them that slept. Revelation: Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection; on such the second death hath no power bpt they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with him a thousand years. 20:6. Science and Health with key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy: Death will occur on the next plane of existence as on this, until the spiritual understanding of life is reached. Then and not until then will it be demonstrated that the second death hath no power. p. 77. THE METHODIST CHURCH Church school—10:00. Ray Murchie,’Supt. Morning worship—11:00. Special music by the choir. MYF— 5:30. Evening worship—7:00. Annual WSCS spring tea will be held in the social hall of the church from 2 to 4 $. m. Wedffesday, April 30. The pubdlic is cordially invited. A silver offering will be received. ~~an nn WANTED TO RENT—By permanent business couple, 1 or 2 room bedroom: furnished house. Telephone Nevada City 123. Milton’s Confectionery, A 215-29 ‘te 7s WANTED FOR SALES WORK—

Young. manor woman hardware sirable. Alpha Hardware Co. Nevada. City. YOUR NEIGHBOR WILL TELL YOU TO SEE C. L. KIRKPATRICK FOR THE BEST BUY IN USED TRUCKS 1942 GMC — 6x6—$2,000. 1937: International 214 ton—$1,000. 2—1929 Chevrolet— 1% tons—-$295 each. 34 ton Dodge—-$295. 1938 Willys pickup-—$595. 1937 Diamond T, truck and semi-trailer— $1600. Semi-trailer $450. 1933 Ford panel $465. 1937 Chevrolet panel $695. ‘TELEPHONE GRASS VALLEY 160 HILLS FLAT FOR A. SUUCESSFUL GARDEN be sure and fertiiize For the best in fertilizer use our fine chicken manure. Easy to. apply. and really gives results Delivered in lots of one sack or more, Also some good walrute, at 25¢ per Ib William ‘Wasley, Nevada City, California. Telephone 22F23. A 22 4tp RED CROSS SERVICE OFFICE: City Hall, Nevada City, 1:39 4 D. m. Tuesday; Wednesday and Thursday. Office Phone 321-J or call Mrs. Hal Draper 416-W. tf ‘REGISTERED ARABIAN AT STUD Chefar Ai H. C." 2258. Brilliant. Chestnut » SIZE QUALITY FINE BREEDIING Rt. 1, Box 57A Nevada City.Telephone 22F3 ‘ prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE 143 “East Main Street, Grasse Valley. tf RED. CROSS SERVICE, OFFICE: City Hall, Nevada City. 1: 30 ae DP. m. Six days a week. Phone Mre. Quinn Bonebrake. 321-J. tf PLASTERING CONTRACTOR All types of Plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. Road. Phone Vi betore ¢ > Benge: alley picks Christian Science Society of Ne-. adios . Repaired’ PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley Nevada ray —PROMP* SERVICE__ + ART’s Radio Hospita PHONE 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership WILSON J. MAJORS Proprietor salesman, Previous experience de-. WANTED—Good used cars. Highest NEN . day evening at Pythian Castle, 2 i! Native Sout G. E. Golvin, Box 771. McCourtney . } Broad Street. Visiting “ GEORGE BOLES OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED . 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANT __ EDWIN STEPHENS ; ‘ Pablic Accountant 1 Opposite Court House Telephone 589-J TheHolmes Funeral Home sr vice is priced ‘within the means at Phone 203 246 Sacramente St. aa) OPTOMETRISTS _ GEORGE C. BOLES 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W : MINING ENGINEERS J. F. O'CONNOR Mining and Civil United States Mineral ‘Surveying. Licensed Surveyor 4 203 West Main Street, Grass yt == NEVADA CITY __ FRATERNAL “AND . _ CLUB DIRECTORY _ Thursday evening at 8 DP. Elks Home, Pine St. Rhone visiting Elks welcame. WILLIAM WASLEY, E. 2} WILLIAM TAMBLYN, Sec. f 108. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 54, N. 8. G. W. Meets every 2nd and 4th Tues FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME all. Ambulance service at all houm® . Nevada City — Meets every second and —<_ : q ST) Harley = ooking it ee the mem th inion Wh vapressio1 on its pocket. It the rate of $ finance the \ culinary WOT! jike these in can I be rit the number giminishing t ‘gm unt May ist, the tionally dro much pleasai area. That ¥ Americana.D western gart js Big Ray . ready adorn with the fal and thrown . tache toboo At presen gop for Ly County's unt mostly at t meet-in-a-da ‘heard the ing that will for your air: thy air, is ar service may There are . roads, and There’s a thick growt smooth whi long, with end so that and take’ 0! is alive ‘wit who come a only three mecca. . After the fishermen, ed back int: off. They s the tall pin 2,000 feet. and there the locatio: no one else Signs of » he numb salesmen v is increasii days of ple paper stoc! Delighte chandising at slashed These fun big BIG. a " dearer to . File this dictions: " in for a ] intense co good chan: in the gre Cession or a8 anyone our econon being as times, and body else. William the Chron is only on esting the one. on ts lated a ¢ Baruch. Street wi Man disc sary. Bar Said he