April 29, 1946 (4 pages)

. : FOUR ‘PAGE ATA pn an a SOA exist on activities and. camping The forest . national ‘gator lizards which grow to 12 or Enemies of Black Widows cer iyi es and danger ee hazard iia tu Pahatsi Camp July 21 high fire of Tahoe , (Cowles says that the snakelike al AlReatoe Lizards Are T ture regulation: “I declare conditioni the —— ser aye ween ears a in me under department of axrieul-. Tahoe Troop; Go To ELLIS ISSUES. MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1946 ee NUGGET Rp ; ro or SES TE RE IIT re SISOS Bilton Mek. and MM. com 16 to inches in length are able into cracks and crevices 29—-The'squeeze April LOS ANGELES, and . Taylor Ayetween the, dateg of May 1 and Oc-. mittee under the leadership of L. H their three children have returned to!san Diego alligator lizard a slender. Where the black widow spiders live. tober 14 and therefore declare the! Reynolds and assisted by H. J. Niles’ their home in Corning after visiting rough scaled reptile found in sow-; The lizard is harmless so far as FOR FOREST Supervisor Goerdon Bllis of ‘hahoe national forest at Nevada City Paragraph 3— Prohibits the build-! Romo and Howard Snelling of Pen tice: dands without first obteting 4 camp area council camp the and Petaluma of of California who ear ts ahs « ae coal up People contintie-to permit alligatlizard preys upon the spiders. is spending a few days at the National] or jizards to be killed, not realizing feed that these lizards and data will be listed. It is hoped Hotel on business. , works are prohibited. University a makes a plea for the life of the liz-. ®¥eT¢ pl sscege) Uden ard. on the lizards about as avidly as the Maib Mabel (Mrs, first part fire-. of June where all camp information of discharge Pahatesi Will j,anies was a visitor in town during. the the during scouts lighted substance where it may start)istered fire; at ibe from July 21 to August 4. Camp ine past week. any/bulletins will be mailed to all reg ®By virtue of the authority tested. fire permit. Paratraph M—/Throwing of ja thent a — numibers, the Gordon Hersey representative o ti“widow spider. So says Dr. Raymond B. Cowles of black widow he gore tb A shape ome of the leading insurance Sony that the Taho have announced thas issued the following closure na-. ing of a campfire on national forest . ryn C., . thern California is one of the best. human beings are concernad. If we protect them and . biological controls of the dread block could — A. following restrictions to be in effect . Grass Valley, Leland Smith, Nevada Mrs. Taylor's mother Mrs. . City, Jack Jeffreys, Roseville, Rollic Presley of this ‘city. the. during the above mentioned’ periods. The 12 mile San Mateo Hayward black. on A. H. Aguirre owner of the Mexi-. q@idow spiders and their eggs. Although the no smoking reguia-. that camp fees will be approximately Along’ bridge is the longest highway bridge Fisherman’s/with certain other parasites the at \in the world. on Co. tion will not be invoked until a lat-; the same as jast year. Arrangements . can Pottery flargest the San Francisco -had_ is in this! licator lizard is able to halt the in . Francisco San in Wharf Cro-. the with made being again are campers; and fishermen: er date fleet V-mail station during the war. erease of the poisonous spider. should nevertheless exercise extreme. ckard Chevrolet Company through . city for a few days on business. caution with their smoking. Also,. /L. O. Poulson couneil vice president; Joe Mueller son of Dr. and Mrs. trip bus service . A. C. Mueller of Berkeley will spend camp fires should be dead out before;to have a $3 round to and from camip on each week end;the coming month with his grand leaving camp. ee the sportsmen to take cognizance of. for the glorious adveniture in the. the Worl The Rev. Oliver H. Langdon of}{ this alarming percentage and co-op-!finest summer camp in America. Aj in better production later. Timepo ntallgege at Medes illo ter ype stomachs. It has what it takes to get _ erate with those of us who are charg-. splendid staff of trained experienced . the Methodist Church of: Colfax exed with the! responsibility of pro-. and devoted scouters and other scouts. chamged pulpits with Dr. Moore in tecting the forests from its worst; wilh again be on hand to serve theithis city on Sunday to enable Dr. ee eee enemy, fire. . NEVADA CITY FEED FUEL CITY, NEVADA , } 7 Elected To School Board Miss Mary Davies THEATRE DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTEPRISES, INC. WA LLPA PE R AND THURSDAY ‘ Mi f hanmce . ready-pasted,pee rengy ah agplymeer hesMiss Swa Bennett dhcofator! chose Trimz “tt ceninbind! oat of many lovely Trimz patterns now being shown at this store. Come in—see for yourself why Trimz wallpaper is first choice of paris i see rial abe we Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Price married recently at the Methodist Churech-in Grass Valley returned “United cae Noveda City sh pwto eA gemoney ct <a guaranteed stick or back! Miss Mary Davies and other offic-. ¥o7q Peirose, also an ers of the Nevada City Business and. 127 ballots and. and . Club 1. reelected with took! toward night in Sturtevant ? won the Mrs. Sidney Hocking of Grass third; Valley. The groom is the son of Mrs. Trinity! at with 97 votes. Lambert R. Ethel Price off this city. a Thomas received 86 votes and was Mary Madeline Himes was _ inter tained at a dinner given in her hon of St. Agnes Guild upon tables_proSturtevant takes the seat occup-!or by friends in the American Red fusely decorated with jonquls, da‘f-jjaq by Fred Shaw, who did not seek. Cross in San Francisco on Saturday Wt fodils and other early flowers. . charge ‘of serving the dinner In re-election. were ; : evening. UE NSCS GY \ 4 {. Champie. Miss Davies . —With— The Business and Professional et fous operation F with ‘\i. fi ; i her in the were Mrs, Nile, Nursery county. Seated . They said Ruth Veale, vice . fence of he one and B_ Streets.!and his pupils drove through tke Blliott sang. of resédents. He to the an ; and Zollars, treasurer. lit. ' Mary Mrs. active . SN ies \ Smarten Rooms with Trimnz APPLIKAYS, too Gorgeous, colorful, ready-cute ees Sen out decoratious for walls, ceils be ee Vea ings, and furnituge. Just dipin water—and apply! Only 59¢ box of 7 matching piecss. 4 Genevieve year under the leader president, A Miss Davies. Mrs. ‘ , os ay SS ‘a oe : Va The club looks forward president; Helen Berger, secretary; . paid an additional $15 for repairing ship. of their new ,Gertrude a ( . . drunken driving. Jones a resident 9f: candle light and flowers for the pur-. the new. president is!Cherokee was reported by the police! -ose of instaltimg new officers. Mus; : : = : . manager of the Nevada County Lum-! to have driyen his car while drunk! j¢ was provided by Frank Lmuschen ber Company, oldest yard in continu-}on VERONICA LAKE SONNY TUFTS i incumbent,/iom June Hocking, daughter of Mr. Dinner was served by the ladies! goreated. a M1 a complete with matching border. NO MUSS ~ NO TOOLS WO PASTE Benjamin Hall,» chairman, Mrs. FINED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING Women’s Club met Wednesday eve. W. John Deschwanden, Mrs. Ed scornant Police Judge Miles Coughlan Fri-' ning at the Episcopal Church. The} ; Mrs. Joy Hilliard and Mrs. Olive;day fined Willard Jones $75 for:occasion was a formal dinner with. \ $e Star of the Intere national Pictures Pros dection “The Woman Priced as low as $1.98 a box of 81 feet, District een seam Se eey ee Soe ‘School Board Saturday with 147. and are now in their home in Broad TRBLANTA VION (OF the Bee preelionG . vases out of a total of 159 cast. Ho-. Street. The bride is the former Mar Professional’ Women's fj yj So Easy Anyone Can Do it! o**Eia pusacub ice io livalo— and W's v0 cay ta wie says this glamorous Hollywood star. “It comes of Charles Elliott» was re-elected to. Thursday evening from their honeyi Heads Business Women: place Wednesday Parish Hall. WEDNESDAY aan . /jtor of the local Methodist Church. é ; . served every time a match is struck. Elliott, Penrose and Sturtevant : Y4-I1, F4 READYPASTEL 1919 during which time he was pas {make it a personal responsibility to. the scout office. i ‘orate with boys in their various activities. The. Moore to deliver his address on the see. that all rules of caution are ob TUESDAY, Re The danger will grow as the sea-. scouts and scouters who desire in-. missionary work in the Philippines. 19] son progresses so everyone going in-. formation about camp beore the bul-. Rev. and Mrs. Langdon were resito the hills or ‘the mountains should . letin is mailed should write or phone. dents of Neyada City from 1917 to) CALIFORNIA ye 51 ‘ Dr. Joseph Moore addressed the hunters together were responsible. /hoped with the increase in troops for 25 per cent of the man caused. and scouts to fill the camp to its. Nevada City high school student body firés on the Tahoe forest afd is/limit of 85 boys each week. Scoute. Friday morning his subject being therefore issuing a direct appeal to. have been urged to start saving now. “The Sere Students Look at a Oe edcats ceehs cass Lia fivtiecel ‘ Pi vin Ladies—lake-a Tip from JOAN BENNETT : =m 1945 pat season fishermen and the. from Placer, Nevada counties. It is. Moore of this city. ¥ Baise ane Joseph Mrs. pointed out that during the. of the sessions for scouts attending. parents the Rev and Pllis i Jennie Preston is ill and PHA STORES L Inc 9 PHONE 5 NEVADA CIT¥ ® PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY is now at the Miners Hospital for medical care. were overnight guest of Mrs. Leland Smith last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sheck and two : children Nancy and Freddie, have ar BOOTHS FOR LADIES rived safely in Capetown, South Affrica enroute te OfOkiep where Mr. Sheck will tbe associated with the @ Newmont Mines. Former —RED Febru Jackets, Winding Silk, ‘Lines. Fishing Vests lef . ana al’ Gun Oil, Cl eaning ; Rods, Patches and C G Blu OPEN ALL NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT Hy —<. b, TESTS OFFERED 2 A. M. TO 5 A. M. WEEK DAYS WE ARE OLOSED FROM [See Gay . Sze Se ject A Examination a requirement > , . fer entranee to the university at the pi aa gO a. Ss ee ta ONE DAY A WEEK oe ss and Ammunition. ‘aga pace 5a ee leaning rd eae ail U. C. ENTRANCE HY) nf — —GUNS— . SS ) 7. “WAI Spinners, Fly Fs oaeeall Gut Leaders, Flat. Fish, All kinds of Salmon Eggs, : —+ = (Nevada County students .may take} ; the University of California Sub-. Je SPECIAL STEAK DINNER ON SUNDAY }# : 4125 at 1 p. m. ©. G. Hasty, Emelish ; instruetor at the college will be in BOXING GLOVES, PUNCHING BAGS, JUMP ROPES AND GYMN TRUNKS . ]Scents ai tish schoo! sentors, If TENNIS RACKETS, SHOES, VACUUM PACKED BALLS’ see obcta et ets oll ARCHERY_YORK BOWS AND STEEL-TIP ARROWS, QUIVERS University of California andormost. } : char o @ examination w _othér colleges on the Pacific Coast, . fornia at Berkeley. . According to Harold E. ? GLOVES, BATS, CAPS, MITTS, SHOES, PLATES, : SOFT-BALLS, RUBBER-BALLS, VOLLEY-BALLS . ) Nevada City Fl : ectric ; : ty “ A HARVEY M, TOY HOTEL 8FH AND K STREET —Best Food SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA the County eligible . queue Barbecue is the French barbe a from the old French custom M #; VANOR MUCRINA, } of this Clean, Family Newspaper CHRISTIAN THE th ena aljond wel events, Its own: world-wide staff of spondents bring you on-the-spot news andity meaning %you and your family. Eachissue filled with unique self-help features om _ to-clip and keep. as nienmnaninneniet ae arn iNew Zealand birds like the kiwi aoe ant moa nev: rm ito scare them oft the Pinta SCIENCE MONITOR wee oesaos and eeomtintnl Suet. «ase © apelywrgai of roasting a whole boar from beard te et { RATES FROM $1.50 UP 4 . Voters in. the county to 9000. : ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA> \8 AND SPORTING GOODS Px AND CcCOCKTAIL LOUNGE KT : that new registrations ending Thurs ' a UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP ‘Clerk R, N. MéCormack estimates day will bring the numiber ; lu nie = white a count of registered voters has not yet been completed, i ( eS VOTERS 1—e ABOUT BASE-BALLS, BASKET-BALLS, FOOT-BALLS, and Sleeping Bags, Life Preserver Jackets, Life Preserver Cushions e . school supertntendent.of Plaper Union “high . ] Excellent-Ser’ice— and Placer college the fee for . ficate of eligibility signed by Prineinel of his high school. —BALLS ri Hotel Chastain . will be $1. and each the examination MASKS, SHIN-GUARDS, SOCKS, SCORE CARDS . ,, student is required to have a certi e : corrected at the University of Cali-. f a %, ; } . Junior college students are also ex:gused from taking English A if they Papers are. f . pass the examination. ase : Placer College in Auburn on ~ May mel. — Y MARY— COMMENCING TUESDAY, APRIL 23—-WE WILL BH ary and expect to be away the greati AND residents of this. city they left here in % 203 PINE STREET—NEVADA CITY ‘ Tenge Rem eT ‘ se cesveececceccsncnosnseevereensocevenveces Merrit eee ‘of The Ghristiow Science Monétor. « s

. : FOUR ‘PAGE ATA pn an a SOA exist on activities and. camping The forest . national ‘gator lizards which grow to 12 or Enemies of Black Widows cer iyi es and danger ee hazard iia tu Pahatsi Camp July 21 high fire of Tahoe , (Cowles says that the snakelike al AlReatoe Lizards Are T ture regulation: “I declare conditioni the —— ser aye ween ears a in me under department of axrieul-. Tahoe Troop; Go To ELLIS ISSUES. MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1946 ee NUGGET Rp ; ro or SES TE RE IIT re SISOS Bilton Mek. and MM. com 16 to inches in length are able into cracks and crevices 29—-The'squeeze April LOS ANGELES, and . Taylor Ayetween the, dateg of May 1 and Oc-. mittee under the leadership of L. H their three children have returned to!san Diego alligator lizard a slender. Where the black widow spiders live. tober 14 and therefore declare the! Reynolds and assisted by H. J. Niles’ their home in Corning after visiting rough scaled reptile found in sow-; The lizard is harmless so far as FOR FOREST Supervisor Goerdon Bllis of ‘hahoe national forest at Nevada City Paragraph 3— Prohibits the build-! Romo and Howard Snelling of Pen tice: dands without first obteting 4 camp area council camp the and Petaluma of of California who ear ts ahs « ae coal up People contintie-to permit alligatlizard preys upon the spiders. is spending a few days at the National] or jizards to be killed, not realizing feed that these lizards and data will be listed. It is hoped Hotel on business. , works are prohibited. University a makes a plea for the life of the liz-. ®¥eT¢ pl sscege) Uden ard. on the lizards about as avidly as the Maib Mabel (Mrs, first part fire-. of June where all camp information of discharge Pahatesi Will j,anies was a visitor in town during. the the during scouts lighted substance where it may start)istered fire; at ibe from July 21 to August 4. Camp ine past week. any/bulletins will be mailed to all reg ®By virtue of the authority tested. fire permit. Paratraph M—/Throwing of ja thent a — numibers, the Gordon Hersey representative o ti“widow spider. So says Dr. Raymond B. Cowles of black widow he gore tb A shape ome of the leading insurance Sony that the Taho have announced thas issued the following closure na-. ing of a campfire on national forest . ryn C., . thern California is one of the best. human beings are concernad. If we protect them and . biological controls of the dread block could — A. following restrictions to be in effect . Grass Valley, Leland Smith, Nevada Mrs. Taylor's mother Mrs. . City, Jack Jeffreys, Roseville, Rollic Presley of this ‘city. the. during the above mentioned’ periods. The 12 mile San Mateo Hayward black. on A. H. Aguirre owner of the Mexi-. q@idow spiders and their eggs. Although the no smoking reguia-. that camp fees will be approximately Along’ bridge is the longest highway bridge Fisherman’s/with certain other parasites the at \in the world. on Co. tion will not be invoked until a lat-; the same as jast year. Arrangements . can Pottery flargest the San Francisco -had_ is in this! licator lizard is able to halt the in . Francisco San in Wharf Cro-. the with made being again are campers; and fishermen: er date fleet V-mail station during the war. erease of the poisonous spider. should nevertheless exercise extreme. ckard Chevrolet Company through . city for a few days on business. caution with their smoking. Also,. /L. O. Poulson couneil vice president; Joe Mueller son of Dr. and Mrs. trip bus service . A. C. Mueller of Berkeley will spend camp fires should be dead out before;to have a $3 round to and from camip on each week end;the coming month with his grand leaving camp. ee the sportsmen to take cognizance of. for the glorious adveniture in the. the Worl The Rev. Oliver H. Langdon of}{ this alarming percentage and co-op-!finest summer camp in America. Aj in better production later. Timepo ntallgege at Medes illo ter ype stomachs. It has what it takes to get _ erate with those of us who are charg-. splendid staff of trained experienced . the Methodist Church of: Colfax exed with the! responsibility of pro-. and devoted scouters and other scouts. chamged pulpits with Dr. Moore in tecting the forests from its worst; wilh again be on hand to serve theithis city on Sunday to enable Dr. ee eee enemy, fire. . NEVADA CITY FEED FUEL CITY, NEVADA , } 7 Elected To School Board Miss Mary Davies THEATRE DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTEPRISES, INC. WA LLPA PE R AND THURSDAY ‘ Mi f hanmce . ready-pasted,pee rengy ah agplymeer hesMiss Swa Bennett dhcofator! chose Trimz “tt ceninbind! oat of many lovely Trimz patterns now being shown at this store. Come in—see for yourself why Trimz wallpaper is first choice of paris i see rial abe we Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Price married recently at the Methodist Churech-in Grass Valley returned “United cae Noveda City sh pwto eA gemoney ct <a guaranteed stick or back! Miss Mary Davies and other offic-. ¥o7q Peirose, also an ers of the Nevada City Business and. 127 ballots and. and . Club 1. reelected with took! toward night in Sturtevant ? won the Mrs. Sidney Hocking of Grass third; Valley. The groom is the son of Mrs. Trinity! at with 97 votes. Lambert R. Ethel Price off this city. a Thomas received 86 votes and was Mary Madeline Himes was _ inter tained at a dinner given in her hon of St. Agnes Guild upon tables_proSturtevant takes the seat occup-!or by friends in the American Red fusely decorated with jonquls, da‘f-jjaq by Fred Shaw, who did not seek. Cross in San Francisco on Saturday Wt fodils and other early flowers. . charge ‘of serving the dinner In re-election. were ; : evening. UE NSCS GY \ 4 {. Champie. Miss Davies . —With— The Business and Professional et fous operation F with ‘\i. fi ; i her in the were Mrs, Nile, Nursery county. Seated . They said Ruth Veale, vice . fence of he one and B_ Streets.!and his pupils drove through tke Blliott sang. of resédents. He to the an ; and Zollars, treasurer. lit. ' Mary Mrs. active . SN ies \ Smarten Rooms with Trimnz APPLIKAYS, too Gorgeous, colorful, ready-cute ees Sen out decoratious for walls, ceils be ee Vea ings, and furnituge. Just dipin water—and apply! Only 59¢ box of 7 matching piecss. 4 Genevieve year under the leader president, A Miss Davies. Mrs. ‘ , os ay SS ‘a oe : Va The club looks forward

president; Helen Berger, secretary; . paid an additional $15 for repairing ship. of their new ,Gertrude a ( . . drunken driving. Jones a resident 9f: candle light and flowers for the pur-. the new. president is!Cherokee was reported by the police! -ose of instaltimg new officers. Mus; : : = : . manager of the Nevada County Lum-! to have driyen his car while drunk! j¢ was provided by Frank Lmuschen ber Company, oldest yard in continu-}on VERONICA LAKE SONNY TUFTS i incumbent,/iom June Hocking, daughter of Mr. Dinner was served by the ladies! goreated. a M1 a complete with matching border. NO MUSS ~ NO TOOLS WO PASTE Benjamin Hall,» chairman, Mrs. FINED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING Women’s Club met Wednesday eve. W. John Deschwanden, Mrs. Ed scornant Police Judge Miles Coughlan Fri-' ning at the Episcopal Church. The} ; Mrs. Joy Hilliard and Mrs. Olive;day fined Willard Jones $75 for:occasion was a formal dinner with. \ $e Star of the Intere national Pictures Pros dection “The Woman Priced as low as $1.98 a box of 81 feet, District een seam Se eey ee Soe ‘School Board Saturday with 147. and are now in their home in Broad TRBLANTA VION (OF the Bee preelionG . vases out of a total of 159 cast. Ho-. Street. The bride is the former Mar Professional’ Women's fj yj So Easy Anyone Can Do it! o**Eia pusacub ice io livalo— and W's v0 cay ta wie says this glamorous Hollywood star. “It comes of Charles Elliott» was re-elected to. Thursday evening from their honeyi Heads Business Women: place Wednesday Parish Hall. WEDNESDAY aan . /jtor of the local Methodist Church. é ; . served every time a match is struck. Elliott, Penrose and Sturtevant : Y4-I1, F4 READYPASTEL 1919 during which time he was pas {make it a personal responsibility to. the scout office. i ‘orate with boys in their various activities. The. Moore to deliver his address on the see. that all rules of caution are ob TUESDAY, Re The danger will grow as the sea-. scouts and scouters who desire in-. missionary work in the Philippines. 19] son progresses so everyone going in-. formation about camp beore the bul-. Rev. and Mrs. Langdon were resito the hills or ‘the mountains should . letin is mailed should write or phone. dents of Neyada City from 1917 to) CALIFORNIA ye 51 ‘ Dr. Joseph Moore addressed the hunters together were responsible. /hoped with the increase in troops for 25 per cent of the man caused. and scouts to fill the camp to its. Nevada City high school student body firés on the Tahoe forest afd is/limit of 85 boys each week. Scoute. Friday morning his subject being therefore issuing a direct appeal to. have been urged to start saving now. “The Sere Students Look at a Oe edcats ceehs cass Lia fivtiecel ‘ Pi vin Ladies—lake-a Tip from JOAN BENNETT : =m 1945 pat season fishermen and the. from Placer, Nevada counties. It is. Moore of this city. ¥ Baise ane Joseph Mrs. pointed out that during the. of the sessions for scouts attending. parents the Rev and Pllis i Jennie Preston is ill and PHA STORES L Inc 9 PHONE 5 NEVADA CIT¥ ® PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY is now at the Miners Hospital for medical care. were overnight guest of Mrs. Leland Smith last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sheck and two : children Nancy and Freddie, have ar BOOTHS FOR LADIES rived safely in Capetown, South Affrica enroute te OfOkiep where Mr. Sheck will tbe associated with the @ Newmont Mines. Former —RED Febru Jackets, Winding Silk, ‘Lines. Fishing Vests lef . ana al’ Gun Oil, Cl eaning ; Rods, Patches and C G Blu OPEN ALL NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT Hy —<. b, TESTS OFFERED 2 A. M. TO 5 A. M. WEEK DAYS WE ARE OLOSED FROM [See Gay . Sze Se ject A Examination a requirement > , . fer entranee to the university at the pi aa gO a.. Ss ee ta ONE DAY A WEEK oe ss and Ammunition. ‘aga pace 5a ee leaning rd eae ail U. C. ENTRANCE HY) nf — —GUNS— . SS ) 7. “WAI Spinners, Fly Fs oaeeall Gut Leaders, Flat. Fish, All kinds of Salmon Eggs, : —+ = (Nevada County students .may take} ; the University of California Sub-. Je SPECIAL STEAK DINNER ON SUNDAY }# : 4125 at 1 p. m. ©. G. Hasty, Emelish ; instruetor at the college will be in BOXING GLOVES, PUNCHING BAGS, JUMP ROPES AND GYMN TRUNKS . ]Scents ai tish schoo! sentors, If TENNIS RACKETS, SHOES, VACUUM PACKED BALLS’ see obcta et ets oll ARCHERY_YORK BOWS AND STEEL-TIP ARROWS, QUIVERS University of California andormost. } : char o @ examination w _othér colleges on the Pacific Coast, . fornia at Berkeley. . According to Harold E. ? GLOVES, BATS, CAPS, MITTS, SHOES, PLATES, : SOFT-BALLS, RUBBER-BALLS, VOLLEY-BALLS . ) Nevada City Fl : ectric ; : ty “ A HARVEY M, TOY HOTEL 8FH AND K STREET —Best Food SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA the County eligible . queue Barbecue is the French barbe a from the old French custom M #; VANOR MUCRINA, } of this Clean, Family Newspaper CHRISTIAN THE th ena aljond wel events, Its own: world-wide staff of spondents bring you on-the-spot news andity meaning %you and your family. Eachissue filled with unique self-help features om _ to-clip and keep. as nienmnaninneniet ae arn iNew Zealand birds like the kiwi aoe ant moa nev: rm ito scare them oft the Pinta SCIENCE MONITOR wee oesaos and eeomtintnl Suet. «ase © apelywrgai of roasting a whole boar from beard te et { RATES FROM $1.50 UP 4 . Voters in. the county to 9000. : ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA> \8 AND SPORTING GOODS Px AND CcCOCKTAIL LOUNGE KT : that new registrations ending Thurs ' a UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP ‘Clerk R, N. MéCormack estimates day will bring the numiber ; lu nie = white a count of registered voters has not yet been completed, i ( eS VOTERS 1—e ABOUT BASE-BALLS, BASKET-BALLS, FOOT-BALLS, and Sleeping Bags, Life Preserver Jackets, Life Preserver Cushions e . school supertntendent.of Plaper Union “high . ] Excellent-Ser’ice— and Placer college the fee for . ficate of eligibility signed by Prineinel of his high school. —BALLS ri Hotel Chastain . will be $1. and each the examination MASKS, SHIN-GUARDS, SOCKS, SCORE CARDS . ,, student is required to have a certi e : corrected at the University of Cali-. f a %, ; } . Junior college students are also ex:gused from taking English A if they Papers are. f . pass the examination. ase : Placer College in Auburn on ~ May mel. — Y MARY— COMMENCING TUESDAY, APRIL 23—-WE WILL BH ary and expect to be away the greati AND residents of this. city they left here in % 203 PINE STREET—NEVADA CITY ‘ Tenge Rem eT ‘ se cesveececceccsncnosnseevereensocevenveces Merrit eee ‘of The Ghristiow Science Monétor. « s