August 22, 1946 (6 pages)

oe PAGE TWO NEVADA CITY NUCCET : THURSDAY, AUGUST. 22. 1946 t aiid esiisiinltelateecnsep ainda —. '. MARRIAGE LICENSE Bi i i i i ii he lle Die 2 i ile i ee te ae : . ing is clear cnough. It is now possible for radio-controlled ini Gibcieher 2 tk Geass NEVADA CITY . Nevada City Nugget . . Planes, actual guided missiles, to plunge fearful explosives City, August 17, William H. Wasley } : i ee 2 . . into the-hearts of any cities or indust-izs with absolute actur20, Nevada City and Daisy Ellen’ A}-. . FI in . IT Roos a. ee ee ea aes . acy over distances of thousands of miles. In the hands of an. exander 18, Monterey. . * g Lega wewspaper, as erine Dy statute. rl e an sne 3 : c tee fest a at Nevada City, California . }}enemy, those two planes—and hundreds more lil-e them— ee bg . —— ae. : sagen ee eens ergo e syeree) 1 ; ; : ET fe vada City, August 17, Carl Axtel/. . S% Gent onl Pe . /could simultaneously devastate the entire Pacific Coast. a: anit Si oan een Sek . ervice — — lr . . America has demonstrated the power to so attack any other : Gur Ravaae Oley) HARLEY M. LEETE, Jr. weit g ke ee ary Hanes if Sad es chwanden 18, both of Nevada City. . Phone 25F21 arias OY a ae eg Bo eee ee ; ae 5 a : 4 : s foe as ype te eae tos . H oe Nee Oe Ca a a Operation remote? The real quéstion, the disturbing me . . STUDENT INSTRUCTION matter of the second class/in, the postoifice at . f. question—how remote in time? This is the problem that news} Pedro de Tovar sent by ( ait Lh epg whi Jevads¢ sity I er : f Congress id 3 . : ~ ‘ ‘ j 5 i i i rilANG: q INT a a City under Act’ of Congress, March 3, of this latest advance in the science of destruction must pose es ae eonteht —— ee . per Fs SALES AND xs $ . : : ages b rn Arizona s a en SUBSCRIPTION RATES . . to the statesmen of the world. Unless Operation Remote is . !#2°s °* Not mera a, SERVICE , = ed of the existence of the Grand au ed at OR ANY One year (in pdvance) ...-.. ae . $3.00 ll kent forever r ke in & less human intellisence can : INSTRUCTION F Ons wei ee fa. 30 cents . 4 er remote in ume, unies 7 pas 1 Canyon of the Colorado River. TYPE LICENSE . . vioneer for peace at a pace to match the pioneering in push. "poke ree PUSH-BUTTON WARFARE button warfare. all progress will end in a sardonic and ghastly . ee rice Ae Tai Rie _ . joke on humankind. When the U. S. Air Force startled the world by flying Unlesss peace is here to stay, Colonel Alness is mistakREP A IRS Sacramento . . $12 two Flying Fortresses—pilotless, crewless and entirely radioen. For if push-button warfare is here to stay, in the sense that. Oakland ot. $16 controlled —from Hawaii sd California in a simulated aerial] it will some day be used, then it too will pass from the cosmos L TUNE-UP cL a $16 robot bombing attack on the mainland, Colonel Harvey Al-. when the human race passes. There will be no man alive to EPAIR He PRONG ta $16 ness laconically remarked: hy the last b BRAKE R . ess le “2 : push the last button.—Contributed. 2 Hours Waiting Time at Long range, push-button warfare is here to stay. IGNITION Destination As an air warfare expert, who commanded this experi. ; Prone Wersice . . Additional Charge tor Overtime ll h di fied “d ‘Pee he Bilint , Some people like to farm. Some Pent . _ment as we : as the radio-controlle rones © in the 1 nl ' don like it. Every. farmer knows Baws tinn Fain and om atomic experiments, Colonel Alness spoke with enthusiasm that lt a con Of iia peters té Galt Ghabrsek 4 : ° ° . . ! 1 . . st i ; , Natural to a soldier. It is as normal for a professional soldier OF ALL GERMANS the land and become a doctor, teach. \% % . . . . ° . 3 : ¢ ‘ : . ' to take pioneering pride in push-button warfare as it is for sr, mechanic, chemist or industrial . y : NEVADA CITY * en electrical inventor to take pride in an innovation in pusha ag 8 oR: eeeewreed ON THE 4 : : : 'S ; n y n : button housekeeping for American homes. Oe ae ee ace x, bi . . \ , . : *! i % Yet soberly arresting is the War Department's terming of by bentch Hh tavion force thillieng of Gefmabs. aealiet GARAGE THRESHOLD = the experiment: as ‘Operation Remote.’ The military meantheir will into agriculture would TO THE BEST = : ~ The long term problem’ of. Geronly foster and make worse'what is — . ; Sap oer geo a ssi ened — basically wrong with them as a peo: . IN SPORTS AND 3 troublerome nation which has ple—a sense of frustration and re’ plunged the world into two global! sentment. : a RECREATION ; : wars, will not some day start a é 4 6d ; : third—challenges the statesmen of. Bismareh played upon that sense, * 3 f the United Nations. All are agreed. So did the kaiser, so did Hitler. As — SERVICE — b . : that Germany must be kept militar-. 4 world power Germany came up too ‘ ° NEVADA OIFTY 3 ily impotent until the poisonous nazi. ate in history to figure in the age of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 ideology is purged from German na-! discovery and.conquest. She missed ARANTEE DISTINCTIVE STYLING QUALITY ecakd consciousness. Beyond that,. the boat, when the English were setI pet WORK ie PEE SIO LEI, ae there is dsagreement to the point of. tling Canada and Australia and tak-AND LIGHTING EFFICIENCY _ . } confusion—which isn’t surprising, in. ing over India, when the French and view of the dismaying complexity of . Dutch were establishing colonial em3 PROFESSIONAL San) Wid Select; f the situation. pires. DIRECTORY . —_— —_ ection o Among the ideas advanced the It doesn’t require a statesman, but A RD ‘Morganthau plan of the former SecWARD & WwW BASES AND SHADES e : merely a casual reader of history, ASSAYING, ANALYSIS AND : ef retary of the Treasury is of natural to discern the dangerous German na. WATCH REPAIR MBETALLURGICAL TRSTING 5 interest to men who live by the land. tional complex—a_: determination to AUBURN, GALIFORNIA “4 Mr. Morganthau would take away! go as other nations did in the 16th, . . . 229 COMMERCIAL STREET Germany's heavy industry, for the] 1714 and 18th centuries. to make up ATTORNEYS most part, and drastically reconstruct that people’s national economy on an agrarian basis. In brief he would make of Germany a nation of farmers, to the uttermost degree possible. 3 His thought isn‘t the flattering What the Germans have not been . One that fanmerg are by nature mor#. able, so far, to comprehend is that . peaceable than other men, but that a. the world has changed since that . People restricted to agriculture! ruthless age. The reverse of con‘would lack -the industrial potential ;@uest is in vogue among civilized peofor lost time by taking what the —— = a Germang want, just as the English H. WARD SHEEDON and. French and Dutch took what ATTORNEY AT LAW Uniog Buildin: Broad Street they wanted in the ancient days, by Nevadae City . Telephone a8 right of conquest. — en FUNERAL, DIRECTORS . HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The Holmes Funeral Home service~is priced within the means of ‘. all. Ambulance service at a’l hours. to build a formidable military ma-. ples. The British are yielding, gradWi Mieke NaviteObes chine, and therefore, under his plan. ually but steadily, their sovereignty ante Germans would be henceforth a weak . over India. Egypt is virtually free of GRASS VALLEY j ili ; Ynglish domination. Th ited : ‘ poe es nina 2 ones ne ss : : = WANTED—A logger with all equipD "TORS Somehow that notion has the ring States has just granted independ: 100.000 OC ; . and stamp of the declining New Deal,,; ence to the Filipinos. A new concent ment to handle and Maul 100, ee if :~ Wag as. SES gis Ez R . St . aS 2 7. of which Morgenthau has been one] nations strong or weak, large or pes — — sales Vernon W. Padgett, M. D. i of the stalwarts. It wraps up in one. natons, strong or weak, large or trule Phone Ponibla 121. Otties Hone, tes 7 Fs Sp.i 7 piece the fundamental two fold fal-. small, has become the hope of the 8-231bp Sundays 11:80 to 12:30 . lacy of New Deal doctrine. world—and the necessity of the 129 South Auburn St,, Gragg Valley 1. That every difficulty of hum-/. world. WANTED TO BUY—For cash, Model Phone Grass ‘VaNey 360 ankind is readily and completely -solA Ford or 1930 or 1931 Chevrolet. If No Answer—Graas Valley 17-W. To bring the German people . to ) i) ’ . apes That the solution when arriv. CO™Prehension and sincere acceptInquire at Leo’s Garage. 19 CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O. . ance of this concept—this is an esLOST— Nevada City Highway, AugPHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ay ed at is as simple as ABC; i : OSTEOPATH : ; z ee sential of world peace, This columnust 13, 1 large pinion gear, -ReThe Furniture Center Sea SE Molen ae the ist makes no pretension of having ‘Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and ‘Morgenthau plan or more foolproof turn to Miners Foundry, Nevada oP ANE OLEN ERED 8 ; ; 2 to 5 P.M pe — (until one thinks it through): A naaaa aa abe sey ste D8 se . : OMe. Hd “Rominerstel Senet; i Opposite Veterans Memorial Building tion of farmers cannot wake large. ae he ania MINIATURE ‘CACTUS GARDENS — Nevada City, Phone 305, i] 258 South Auburn Street ss ‘hag we a ys mes and ornamental combinations. AlResidence Phon 56'W i Ey ri a nis . SHRCOSSSS ODOC ETOSSSESEREY . gg poi fish, Hirde and Ali eupolies it Telephone 36 Grass Valley . ] on tarma. Ergo, we solve a problem for birds. G. V. Floral Co. G. V~ OPTOMETRIST 9 TT] that has SS world 2s BisWe il Fix it ye N. C. Highway, Phone ‘65-R-11. march raped Austria and founded IF IT’S FIXABLE : 8-12 ‘the German empire generations ago. WE REPAIR The plan has in common with most of the New’ Deal type dreams BICYCLES and schemes the factors that it is WASHING MACHINES GEORGE C. BOLES me tometrist _ FOR SALE—Fryers, Roasters and road Street, Nevada City Fricassee hens. Dressed and delivTelephone 270/W ered. For the very best in joultry MINING ENGINEERS a + .at the* CALIFORNIA % : : well intentioned, persuasively statGUNS OF ALI KINDS get Wasley’s. Allso some fine new i a won’t work, ie ate OG City, Calif. 22F23. 814tp Mining and Civu Engineer { L One thing the environment of far: s ; bie : United States Mineral Surveying ' i GROUNDS ‘ . mers has taught them is that some SAW FILING siuene Sane: sal ge Sec Licensed Surveyor . 2 . : problems of existence—say storms you don’t need and don't want to]203 West Main St. Grass Valley 5 Fd E : ee had ry e . ina Stre d a“ . _*SACRAMENTO droughts, floods, market tlunctua-/* DOM’ Fixit oe et ee i Ess j tions, fires, accidents, disease out¢ va Cremg Valley. wpe Will gee that NEVADA CI ; . LABOR DAY HOLIDAY preoke anee Dante sta caine . §, "Clermerty Mares Fick) “$1 Gooebiahe do. acct: tne gets i j FREE and so on—can’t be permanently We Pick Up and Deliver on Nothing bought and noes FRA AL AND PUI S ST ND disposed of over a reflective pipe203 Main Street, Nevada City Tr -18H CLUB DIRECTORY ; 7 e AND ful of tobacco by a comfortable fireTelephone 449 TELEPHONE OPERATORS ° —— ———— A ae ; ‘ side. . the tee ote stesteofeole oe sfoateofe oes ote steateote fete stestesteste INTERESTING WORK NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 A 9 B. P. 0 : a en ae — = ). Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at P. O. ELKS FF < CAR start. Regular pay. Increases Meets every second and fourth Thursday evéning dt 8 p. m. in Apply Elks Home, Pine St. Rhone. 108. ; t 318 Broad Street, Nevada City Visitinw Elks welcome. z THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE WARD SHELDON, AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY LAMBERT THOMAS, See. . gC } 4 —— a RACING. WITH CHAM Pay). IRONING, 65 CENTS PER HOUR. . \ HyDRAULIO se po sgeey NO. 56, s ‘OF. A 1g DRIVERS 2 . or e Jean Harlow, 560 -.Pine St. GW: ) N. 8. G. Ww. BOR DAY Onzy; . Phone 794-J. 3-425c. . . _ Meets every Tuesday evening at VS ye $10,000.94: ; Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street AR ’ 2 HILLS FLAT EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING —. . . Visiting Nadve Sons welcome, _ el ka Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. . } WILLIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. Complete stock of portable and. . . DRC. W. CHAPMAN, Rec, See’y EWORKS : ” WA HELLO, FOLKS! c large type radio batteries, ART’S . ——= — : ; RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists Sis ged eaten y BOT; ; OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 100 a arns, i i he ~ CLOWNS ACROBarS SORE OW One See unger a ae = ae heise ai sree IT Moots wteee cuceney sr ening at ; . We Will Gladly Give Estimates On — age » ger gig . i] °7530 at Odd Fellows Han. ; Ss JONATHAN PASCOE, N. G. EN ; RK s JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. Sec’y. } = While Visiting Wea oe Banner Mt. Post-2655, V. F. W. : d ; Be err enar e — Meetings 1st and 8rd Mon., I. 0. All General Adm. Seats—Get Tickets at Fair Gates Now Equipped With Expert Metal Man. Photo Finishing O. F. Hall, Nevada City 8 p. m. AU : terans invited. Races—A .67, plus tax. Child der 12, 83c, plus ta All Work Guaranteed by Harold Howe. PORTRA overseas ve pss Night rece dea $100, plus, x Children atic 12, 005 pliig tax ¥. “197 Mill Street, Grass Valley FRED C. GARRISON, Commander. he : aes A : ite ek rae i aon Sone _ Phone 8-W , D. ROBERT PAINE, Adjutant, SES ae ae aS * sat

oe PAGE TWO NEVADA CITY NUCCET : THURSDAY, AUGUST. 22. 1946 t aiid esiisiinltelateecnsep ainda —. '. MARRIAGE LICENSE Bi i i i i ii he lle Die 2 i ile i ee te ae : . ing is clear cnough. It is now possible for radio-controlled ini Gibcieher 2 tk Geass NEVADA CITY . Nevada City Nugget . . Planes, actual guided missiles, to plunge fearful explosives City, August 17, William H. Wasley } : i ee 2 . . into the-hearts of any cities or indust-izs with absolute actur20, Nevada City and Daisy Ellen’ A}-. . FI in . IT Roos a. ee ee ea aes . acy over distances of thousands of miles. In the hands of an. exander 18, Monterey. . * g Lega wewspaper, as erine Dy statute. rl e an sne 3 : c tee fest a at Nevada City, California . }}enemy, those two planes—and hundreds more lil-e them— ee bg . —— ae. : sagen ee eens ergo e syeree) 1 ; ; : ET fe vada City, August 17, Carl Axtel/. . S% Gent onl Pe . /could simultaneously devastate the entire Pacific Coast. a: anit Si oan een Sek . ervice — — lr . . America has demonstrated the power to so attack any other : Gur Ravaae Oley) HARLEY M. LEETE, Jr. weit g ke ee ary Hanes if Sad es chwanden 18, both of Nevada City. . Phone 25F21 arias OY a ae eg Bo eee ee ; ae 5 a : 4 : s foe as ype te eae tos . H oe Nee Oe Ca a a Operation remote? The real quéstion, the disturbing me . . STUDENT INSTRUCTION matter of the second class/in, the postoifice at . f. question—how remote in time? This is the problem that news} Pedro de Tovar sent by ( ait Lh epg whi Jevads¢ sity I er : f Congress id 3 . : ~ ‘ ‘ j 5 i i i rilANG: q INT a a City under Act’ of Congress, March 3, of this latest advance in the science of destruction must pose es ae eonteht —— ee . per Fs SALES AND xs $ . : : ages b rn Arizona s a en SUBSCRIPTION RATES . . to the statesmen of the world. Unless Operation Remote is . !#2°s °* Not mera a, SERVICE , = ed of the existence of the Grand au ed at OR ANY One year (in pdvance) .....-... ae . $3.00 ll kent forever r ke in & less human intellisence can : INSTRUCTION F Ons wei ee fa. 30 cents . 4 er remote in ume, unies 7 pas 1 Canyon of the Colorado River. TYPE LICENSE . . vioneer for peace at a pace to match the pioneering in push. "poke ree PUSH-BUTTON WARFARE button warfare. all progress will end in a sardonic and ghastly . ee rice Ae Tai Rie _ . joke on humankind. When the U. S. Air Force startled the world by flying Unlesss peace is here to stay, Colonel Alness is mistakREP A IRS Sacramento . .. $12 two Flying Fortresses—pilotless, crewless and entirely radioen. For if push-button warfare is here to stay, in the sense that. Oakland ot.. $16 controlled —from Hawaii sd California in a simulated aerial] it will some day be used, then it too will pass from the cosmos L TUNE-UP cL a $16 robot bombing attack on the mainland, Colonel Harvey Al-. when the human race passes. There will be no man alive to EPAIR He PRONG ta $16 ness laconically remarked: hy the last b BRAKE R . ess le “2 : push the last button.—Contributed. 2 Hours Waiting Time at Long range, push-button warfare is here to stay. IGNITION Destination As an air warfare expert, who commanded this experi. ; Prone Wersice . . Additional Charge tor Overtime ll h di fied “d ‘Pee he Bilint , Some people like to farm. Some Pent . _ment as we : as the radio-controlle rones © in the 1 nl ' don like it. Every. farmer knows Baws tinn Fain and om atomic experiments, Colonel Alness spoke with enthusiasm that lt a con Of iia peters té Galt Ghabrsek 4 : ° ° . . ! 1 . . st i ; , Natural to a soldier. It is as normal for a professional soldier OF ALL GERMANS the land and become a doctor, teach. \% % . . . . ° . 3 : ¢ ‘ : . ' to take pioneering pride in push-button warfare as it is for sr, mechanic, chemist or industrial . y : NEVADA CITY * en electrical inventor to take pride in an innovation in pusha ag 8 oR: eeeewreed ON THE 4 : : : 'S ; n y n : button housekeeping for American homes. Oe ae ee ace x, bi . . \ , . : *! i % Yet soberly arresting is the War Department's terming of by bentch Hh tavion force thillieng of Gefmabs. aealiet GARAGE THRESHOLD = the experiment: as ‘Operation Remote.’ The military meantheir will into agriculture would TO THE BEST = : ~ The long term problem’ of. Geronly foster and make worse'what is — . ; Sap oer geo a ssi ened — basically wrong with them as a peo: . IN SPORTS AND 3 troublerome nation which has ple—a sense of frustration and re’ plunged the world into two global! sentment. : a RECREATION ; : wars, will not some day start a é 4 6d ; : third—challenges the statesmen of. Bismareh played upon that sense, * 3 f the United Nations. All are agreed. So did the kaiser, so did Hitler. As — SERVICE — b . : that Germany must be kept militar-. 4 world power Germany came up too ‘ ° NEVADA OIFTY 3 ily impotent until the poisonous nazi. ate in history to figure in the age of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 ideology is purged from German na-! discovery and.conquest. She missed ARANTEE DISTINCTIVE STYLING QUALITY ecakd consciousness. Beyond that,. the boat, when the English were setI pet WORK ie PEE SIO LEI, ae there is dsagreement to the point of. tling Canada and Australia and tak-AND LIGHTING EFFICIENCY _ . } confusion—which isn’t surprising, in. ing over India, when the French and view of the dismaying complexity of . Dutch were establishing colonial em3 PROFESSIONAL San) Wid Select; f the situation. pires. DIRECTORY . —_— —_ ection o Among the ideas advanced the It doesn’t require a statesman, but A RD ‘Morganthau plan of the former SecWARD & WwW BASES AND SHADES e : merely a casual reader of history, ASSAYING, ANALYSIS AND : ef retary of the Treasury is of natural to discern the dangerous German na. WATCH REPAIR MBETALLURGICAL TRSTING 5 interest to men who live by the land. tional complex—a_: determination to AUBURN, GALIFORNIA “4 Mr. Morganthau would take away! go as other nations did in the 16th, . . . 229 COMMERCIAL STREET Germany's heavy industry, for the] 1714 and 18th centuries. to make up ATTORNEYS most part, and drastically reconstruct that people’s national economy on an agrarian basis. In brief he would make of Germany a nation of farmers, to the uttermost degree possible. 3 His thought isn‘t the flattering What the Germans have not been . One that fanmerg are by nature mor#. able, so far, to comprehend is that . peaceable than other men, but that a. the world has changed since that . People restricted to agriculture! ruthless age. The reverse of con‘would lack -the industrial potential ;@uest is in vogue among civilized peofor lost time by taking what the —— = a Germang want, just as the English H. WARD SHEEDON and. French and Dutch took what ATTORNEY AT LAW Uniog Buildin: Broad Street they wanted in the ancient days, by Nevadae City . Telephone a8 right of conquest. — en FUNERAL, DIRECTORS . HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The Holmes Funeral Home service~is priced within the means of ‘. all. Ambulance service at a’l hours. to build a formidable military ma-. ples. The British are yielding, gradWi Mieke NaviteObes chine, and therefore, under his plan. ually but steadily, their sovereignty ante Germans would be henceforth a weak . over India. Egypt is virtually free of GRASS VALLEY j ili ; Ynglish domination. Th ited : ‘ poe es nina 2 ones ne ss : : = WANTED—A logger with all equipD "TORS Somehow that notion has the ring States has just granted independ: 100.000 OC ; . and stamp of the declining New Deal,,; ence to the Filipinos. A new concent ment to handle and Maul 100, ee if :~ Wag as. SES gis Ez R . St . aS 2 7. of which Morgenthau has been one] nations strong or weak, large or pes — — sales Vernon W. Padgett, M. D. i of the stalwarts. It wraps up in one. natons, strong or weak, large or trule Phone Ponibla 121. Otties Hone, tes 7 Fs Sp.i 7 piece the fundamental two fold fal-. small, has become the hope of the 8-231bp Sundays 11:80 to 12:30 . lacy of New Deal doctrine. world—and the necessity of the 129 South Auburn St,, Gragg Valley 1. That every difficulty of hum-/. world. WANTED TO BUY—For cash, Model Phone Grass ‘VaNey 360 ankind is readily and completely -solA Ford or 1930 or 1931 Chevrolet. If No Answer—Graas Valley 17-W. To bring the German people . to

) i) ’ . apes That the solution when arriv. CO™Prehension and sincere acceptInquire at Leo’s Garage. 19 CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O. . ance of this concept—this is an esLOST— Nevada City Highway, AugPHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ay ed at is as simple as ABC; i : OSTEOPATH : ; z ee sential of world peace, This columnust 13, 1 large pinion gear, -ReThe Furniture Center Sea SE Molen ae the ist makes no pretension of having ‘Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and ‘Morgenthau plan or more foolproof turn to Miners Foundry, Nevada oP ANE OLEN ERED 8 ; ; 2 to 5 P.M pe — (until one thinks it through): A naaaa aa abe sey ste D8 se . : OMe. Hd “Rominerstel Senet; i Opposite Veterans Memorial Building tion of farmers cannot wake large. ae he ania MINIATURE ‘CACTUS GARDENS — Nevada City, Phone 305, i] 258 South Auburn Street ss ‘hag we a ys mes and ornamental combinations. AlResidence Phon 56'W i Ey ri a nis . SHRCOSSSS ODOC ETOSSSESEREY . gg poi fish, Hirde and Ali eupolies it Telephone 36 Grass Valley . ] on tarma. Ergo, we solve a problem for birds. G. V. Floral Co. G. V~ OPTOMETRIST 9 TT] that has SS world 2s BisWe il Fix it ye N. C. Highway, Phone ‘65-R-11. march raped Austria and founded IF IT’S FIXABLE : 8-12 ‘the German empire generations ago. WE REPAIR The plan has in common with most of the New’ Deal type dreams BICYCLES and schemes the factors that it is WASHING MACHINES GEORGE C. BOLES me tometrist _ FOR SALE—Fryers, Roasters and road Street, Nevada City Fricassee hens. Dressed and delivTelephone 270/W ered. For the very best in joultry MINING ENGINEERS a + .at the* CALIFORNIA % : : well intentioned, persuasively statGUNS OF ALI KINDS get Wasley’s. Allso some fine new i a won’t work, ie ate OG City, Calif. 22F23.. 814tp Mining and Civu Engineer { L One thing the environment of far: s ; bie : United States Mineral Surveying ' i GROUNDS ‘ . mers has taught them is that some SAW FILING siuene Sane: sal ge Sec Licensed Surveyor . 2 . : problems of existence—say storms you don’t need and don't want to]203 West Main St. Grass Valley 5 Fd E : ee had ry e . ina Stre d a“ . _*SACRAMENTO droughts, floods, market tlunctua-/* DOM’ Fixit oe et ee i Ess j tions, fires, accidents, disease out¢ va Cremg Valley. wpe Will gee that NEVADA CI ; . LABOR DAY HOLIDAY preoke anee Dante sta caine . §, "Clermerty Mares Fick) “$1 Gooebiahe do. acct: tne gets i j FREE and so on—can’t be permanently We Pick Up and Deliver on Nothing bought and noes FRA AL AND PUI S ST ND disposed of over a reflective pipe203 Main Street, Nevada City Tr -18H CLUB DIRECTORY ; 7 e AND ful of tobacco by a comfortable fireTelephone 449 TELEPHONE OPERATORS ° —— ———— A ae ; ‘ side. . the tee ote stesteofeole oe sfoateofe oes ote steateote fete stestesteste INTERESTING WORK NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 A 9 B. P. 0 : a en ae — = ). Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at P. O. ELKS FF < CAR start. Regular pay. Increases Meets every second and fourth Thursday evéning dt 8 p. m. in Apply Elks Home, Pine St. Rhone. 108. ; t 318 Broad Street, Nevada City Visitinw Elks welcome. z THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE WARD SHELDON, AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY LAMBERT THOMAS, See. . gC } 4 —— a RACING. WITH CHAM Pay). IRONING, 65 CENTS PER HOUR. . \ HyDRAULIO se po sgeey NO. 56, s ‘OF. A 1g DRIVERS 2 . or e Jean Harlow, 560 -.Pine St.. GW: ) N. 8. G. Ww. BOR DAY Onzy; . Phone 794-J. 3-425c. . . _ Meets every Tuesday evening at VS ye $10,000.94: ; Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street AR ’ 2 HILLS FLAT EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING —. . . Visiting Nadve Sons welcome, _ el ka Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. . } WILLIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. Complete stock of portable and. . . DRC. W. CHAPMAN, Rec, See’y EWORKS : ” WA HELLO, FOLKS! c large type radio batteries, ART’S . ——= — : ; RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists Sis ged eaten y BOT; ; OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 100 a arns, i i he ~ CLOWNS ACROBarS SORE OW One See unger a ae = ae heise ai sree IT Moots wteee cuceney sr ening at ; . We Will Gladly Give Estimates On — age » ger gig . i] °7530 at Odd Fellows Han. ; Ss JONATHAN PASCOE, N. G. EN ; RK s JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. Sec’y. } = While Visiting Wea oe Banner Mt. Post-2655, V. F. W. : d ; Be err enar e — Meetings 1st and 8rd Mon., I. 0. All General Adm. Seats—Get Tickets at Fair Gates Now Equipped With Expert Metal Man. Photo Finishing O. F. Hall, Nevada City 8 p. m. AU : terans invited. Races—A .67, plus tax. Child der 12, 83c, plus ta All Work Guaranteed by Harold Howe. PORTRA overseas ve pss Night rece dea $100, plus, x Children atic 12, 005 pliig tax ¥. “197 Mill Street, Grass Valley FRED C. GARRISON, Commander. he : aes A : ite ek rae i aon Sone _ Phone 8-W , D. ROBERT PAINE, Adjutant, SES ae ae aS * sat