December 12, 1946 (8 pages)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 . NEVADA CITY-GRASSS VALLEY NUGGET Sanaa! fo ReMi Mioloitotoieteieieiiietoinieloteteioteteted Our Furniture Vans are leav“Ing every day for somewhere! Is YOUR Furniture Aboard? 2 ! —JustA Sample of: Our Service—. be LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALSO . STORAGE—CRATING—PACKING PICK-UP and DELIVERY: SERVICH Grass Valley Aid For Nesdy ‘Aved tn MOVING _ County Up 11.7 Percent ~ aged rolls for October 1946 October 1945, Sacramento, association said today, making punponeatenie Oakland lic its study of the first month of old esno . Alameda age assistance at the new federal Bakersfield San Francisco . jeyels. Los Angeles The Peninsula ig aid for October 1945, LOCAL MOVING Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced Moving Men RELIABLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE Phone 89 1945, net increase’ of 42,000 ber Nevada county’s aid to the needy included 532 persons, 4.9 per cent more . than the 507 people gn the rolls for California taxpayers Aid per case in'the county for Octor 1946 averaged $50.76 up 11.7 ber. cent from the $45.43 average Total aid paid out to the needy aged in the county for October 1946 was $27,004. up 17.2 per cent from the $23,035 payments for October Active compensation and pension cases involving veterans recorded a in Veterans Administration rolls during SeptemJOIN THE UNITED TEAM WANTED: LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER TO AFFILIATE WITH SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL ORGANIZATION BUSINESS IS GOOD! Are you getting your share of sales resulting from the tremendous demand for ranches fand country real estate? The years ahead contain problems of readjustment for millions of Americans who right now fare giving serious thought to the security and independence of rural life. cS The UNITED FARM AGENCY, now seeking ~@ local representative in ‘your community, was established twenty-one years ago, Today, more than 150 UNITED men are serving the public throughout sixteen. states of the west and mid-west, backed by an unparalleled volume of newspaper, maga.ine, and radio advertising. UNITED is the largest radio advertiser of real estate iin the nation, and in addition, UNITED advertising in more than 150 metropolitan newspapers and farm magazines reaches an aggregate of over 30 million readers a week: UNITED's famous catalog of ranch and country real estate bargains circulates throughout the world, bringing buyers to UNITED representatives. Whether you are a real estate broker of long. experience, or a newly-licensed broker just starting out, you owe it to ‘yourself to investigate the advantages of building a good business for the. future, based on UNITED's ability to produce buyers through an advertising program ‘you as an individual could not afford t ocarry on. Have ‘you sometimes wished you could reach out into every corner of the nation to secure buyers for your listings? You can do.it now! The man we select in your community must be thoroughly honest and dependable, able to furnish surety bond, under 69 years of age, own an automobile and real estate, willing to devote full time, completely familiar with his territory and hold the good will and respet of his fellow anen. Our program of careful selection of local representatives and adherence to the hivhest standards of business ethics has been one of the bie reasons for our progress and success. We are provd of our reputation or fair di ving and teadership in sales and advertising which we have built up over two decades of doing business the UNITED way. If you are a licensed ren estate . . ments, and want to do-brisiness in confor pendable service, we are interested in yor eager to meet you in person so that we é each other. Unlicensed applicants will be considered, especially veterans of World War Tf. Write today for pz “lars. Join the UNITED team, and help sell rural California to Amevica the UNITED way. UNITED FARM AGENCY Kansas City Chicago St. Louis Oakland . * * . ee Bd Licensed California Real Estate Broker inneanctis Member. Association of Real Hstate Boards HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Continued from page 3 last year’ to lead thee way for an even better season. : Those turning out for the ‘varsity fiive are: Jack Coley, Doyle Roche, Hubert Stroh, Bob Williams, Dale Berger, Ray Nelson, Mervin Hansen. Ralph Mureh, Albert Cozzalio, Bud Wood, Charles Hawkins, Stanley Bates and Fred’ Anderson. Not to be outdone the junior varsity turned out an éven . greater numiber of men: with many old timers from last year such as Don Amos, Marvin Rlozynski, Charles Lystrup. Ken Ronningen, Keith Marsh -and Dave Tobiassen. There are several new players out this season for the Bees they are: Charleg Berk, Richard Howe and Dick Penrose. On December 13, they challenge Christian Brothrs of Sacramento in their first out of town practice game of the season. The opening of the basketbiall league will be on January 10 at which time or shortly after, the town people will be able to witness these boys in action, If you see any faculty men running about school with bottles of. liniment you will know that they have just played the Rotary or the Grass Valley faculty in one of their night basketball games. Truthfully speaking they -are in fine cordition and with a little moro practices they might surprise everybody. Those playing are Edward Frantz, Warren Imimel, George Albbott, Albert Wood, Marvin Lueck and Lewis and Getstof the elamenttry school. AROUND SCHOOL The new and novel Rovket pens are on sale to high school students for the benefit of student body funds. These pens which come in school colors with the schcol name printed in gold are supposed to write for 15 years without refilling are selling for $3.85 in the office. The sophomore girls just havent what it takes to lick the junior “Gold” basketball team. The fact is that they let the juniors defeat them 12-10. 7 student body. Although the ‘program is choral singing provide plenty of talent and tainment. gf popular selections with Laura Hayhurst doing Lamplighter and To Each His. Own as solos. this a short skit titled, “Roman Football” will be given by Lee Miller, will be other selections. SNOW DANCE SUCCESS After having to postpone their **Sock”’ dance a few weeks ago, the “Junior class retaliated with a brand new idea, the Snow Dance, which was given last Friday night and was a treMmendous-success, ; The name gives itself away because the decorations were skiis and beautiful evergreen trees in the center of the floor and toppd off with red bétries to add color and charm to the woodsy scene. Everyone was supposed to wear gay coloed ski aips, but some did and some didn’t. Marvin Lueck is class advisor. Cheop was an Evxyptian king of the 4th dynasty builder of the fameue pyramid at Gizeh. 2 wm] 'T] me 6) Major O “DIFFERENT” CHRISTMAS GIFTS Mexican Jewelry Beautifuly designed Sterling Silver Necklaces and Pins © Butterfly Jewelry There wiil be a general meeting . of the representatives from schools . lin the Sierra Foothill League Wed-. nesday Deember.18, in Giwass Valley. The long awaited Christmas form. Member, National Institute of Real Estate Brokers : ‘ DRI 4) ) Ae ae. ss LRA : I. K. CAMPBELL, JR., West Coast Branch Manager 807 FINANCIAL CENTEI BDUDG. OAKLAND 12, CALIBPORNIA = ==) o"erferte epee seotole opie tenis fore Seeeieemieieeletok DG Rory tole 1% + t Q TELEPHONE 264-5 Motor Rebuiiding Is OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, as well as general repairs. 108 CLARK STREET CAR RAR RR AR RES Seieieteiteieioininieinieioiiei eos BLUE RIBBON WINNERS LE @URB CHOKE LIQUORS represent the very finest in selection, in quality and moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the corner — and handy! GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULINE AND JOHNNEE ZUGNONI Corner Main and Auburn Streets OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Grass Valley it ane ee I seca NEVADA COUNTY “THE PIONEBR BUILDING 244 Bouider direct Telephone 500 al will be sponsored -by the senior ce] vith Mi Hivelyn Corr as advisor \lthough. the ,danee will be held beore Christmas a dofinite day has not ] designated, A group of students from Mrs. . . Margaret S ; journalism classes . ie suest of the Sacraménto Bee} yesterday. The dav included trins . htrough all the various departments pecti d irtments explainine What the function of each depart= . nent is: and Sigs st gpntributes to . the naner. The most popular part } tions of the buildin. Followins Tinch the group Was ‘conducted through the KPABK Sacramento Rea station and other points of interest. It turned out to be quite a day for the students and all who attended had an enjoyable time. CONCERT PIANIST ENTERTANS Miss Laura Lee Lukus, 17 year old concert pianést appeared Tuesdlays December 10 in a special assembly for both the elementary and high school students and presented an enjoyable program of classical music. Numibers included many selections of Chopi of which the colorful amd melodic Polonaise in A Flat was most popular. Others were Country Gardens and The Plight of the Bumblebee as an encore. Miss Lukus played with such artistic interpretation that she completely captured audience with the first few notes. She began her remarkable career at the very age of 6 and played her first concert before attaining 10 years of age and after graduating ‘rnm high school last January she hegan a tour of all the szvhools o* California with her famous musi LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER YARD" MATERIALS Nevada City. Calif. Sete evens . toaicher, Mager Swayne. CHORUS TO PRESENT ASSEMREY : FOR GRASS VATLIEY December 2 their ex Tom "row arternoon, the chorus ‘will present Brooches, Necklaces, Ear Rings News and Novel y 314 Broad Street, Phone 510 Nevada City . FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND.COMMERCIAL STREPTS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 — ar REFRIGERATOR SERVICE . STEELE SUPPLY ! COMPANY REPAIRS Commercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts Phone 911 later next week to the Marysville sulbbject to change the main portion will be with other intertainment well placed in the program, to interA small all girl chorug will sing Following ! Henry Murphy and Don Eden. There . AUXILIARY CARD PARTY NEVADA ,CITY: The auxiliary of . Banner Mountain Post, Veterans of ; Foreign Wars this evening, Decem. ber 12th will give a pubti¢? card . party. Prior to the party members and . officers will plan for the annual . Christmas party. . AUTO — TRUC TIRES ~ Any Size A FEW CAR TIRES RANKIN’S MOBILGAS SERVICE Near the Highway Maintenance on Highway 49, 4% Mile from: . ; the City Limits ' Radios Repaired _, PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley and Nevada City —PROMPT SERVICE— ART’S Radio Hospital PHONE 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley: Under New WILSON J. Ownership MAJORS Proprietor a A er. OrF20720 Nevada City 36 ———— eee hand . . . . . . FOR Secoud 1-2 inch . j . SALE: water pipe, bed ms. wood cook stove, and springs, other misc. ite West. Bre Phone Rock. otc ad’ Street by Big 53W: Pred, Bush. FOR SALE—Drag Line-——3-/4 yard dragline in Dipper stick attachinent. right. Phone 82M _ Roseville or write 408° Oak Street, Roseville 4tp excellent condition. Price is RED CROSS SERVICH, OFFICE: City Hall, Nevada City. 1:30 4 p. m. Six days a week. Phone Mrs. Quinn Bonebrake, 321-J. te PLASTERING CONTRACTOR All types of plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. G. E. Golvin, Box 771. McCourtney ‘Read, Phone Grass Valley 1018 before 6 p. m. ‘ WANTED—Good used cars. Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. BARL COVEY GARAGE 143 East Main Street, Grass Valley. tf TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at start. Regular pay. Increases Apply 818 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE change. assembly for Grass Valley and AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY . j ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred J. Buescher Paul Admonishes the Churches : Scripture—I Cor. 6:9a-10; 11:17-27; Romaams 13:13-14: Ephes. 5:18-21 Sg ee “4 as =B° 7 %, ppg) s 7 iA c ee eae) = ay = le p = Slee he “Nor thieves, nor covetous, inherit the kingdom of nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall I hear that there be “When ye come together in the church, you. and I. partly. believe it.” divisions among “Let us woik Russcstly, not in rioting an@ dr ann 48. 4 atrife and « e eaynins to yourselves in psaims and and spiritual songs." MLMORY VWERSE—Psalm 27:11 ae : PAGE SEVEN . — a. we» OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City SSS Tees ——————E—_—__— NEVADA CITY Flying Service CB INSTRUOTION FOR. ANY TYPE LICENSE ROUND TRIP —Air Taxi Rates— 2 Hours Waiting Time at Destination, — Additional Charge for Overtime rs FLINDT’S . WATCH REPAIR . “Careful Workmanship” Used Watches For Sale $9.50 UP Phone 587 229 Commercial Street } N evada City PROFESSIONALDIRECTORY’ ACCOUNTANT EDWIN STEPHENS Public Accountant 127 Broad Street Telephone’539-J ATTORNEYS H. WARD SHELDON ATTORNEY AT LAW . ; Unioy Building Broad Street Nevada City —fFelephone 38 —_—_ FUNERAL DIRECTORS — . he HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The. Holmes Funeral Home sere vice is. prmced within the means of iil. Ambulance service ‘at all hours. Phone 203 : 146 Sacramento St. Nevada City . ‘GRASS VALLEY _ DOCTORS <a Vernon W. Padgett, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to 3: 7 to 8 p. mm Sundays 11:30 to 12:30. 129 South Auburn St,, Gras§ Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 If No Answer—Graés Valley 17-W. CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O. AND PHYSICIAN, SURGEON OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and ! 2 to 5 P. M. Office 242 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 305, Residence Phon 56W OPTOMETRIST ptometrist 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W PEARL R. SCHNEIDER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Telephone 624 Hours: 9-6 147 Mill Street ‘ Grass Valley, California ___ MINING ENGINEERS . J. F. O°CONNOR Mining and Civn Engineer United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor 203 West Main St. -_ NEVADA CITY ee GEORGE BOLES . Grass Vallep . FRATERNAL AND . CLUB DIRECTORY = NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 B. P.O. ELKS Meets every ‘second and fourth Thursday evening at 8 p. m. in Elks Home, Pine St. Phone 108, Visitinw Elks welcome. : WARD SHELDON, _ LAMBERT THOMAS, See. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian tle, 232 Broad. : Cr mea een in ee ee a 4 a

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 . NEVADA CITY-GRASSS VALLEY NUGGET Sanaa! fo ReMi Mioloitotoieteieieiiietoinieloteteioteteted Our Furniture Vans are leav“Ing every day for somewhere! Is YOUR Furniture Aboard? 2 ! —JustA Sample of: Our Service—. be LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALSO . STORAGE—CRATING—PACKING PICK-UP and DELIVERY: SERVICH Grass Valley Aid For Nesdy ‘Aved tn MOVING _ County Up 11.7 Percent ~ aged rolls for October 1946 October 1945, Sacramento, association said today, making punponeatenie Oakland lic its study of the first month of old esno . Alameda age assistance at the new federal Bakersfield San Francisco . jeyels. Los Angeles The Peninsula ig aid for October 1945, LOCAL MOVING Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced Moving Men RELIABLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE Phone 89 1945, net increase’ of 42,000 ber Nevada county’s aid to the needy included 532 persons, 4.9 per cent more . than the 507 people gn the rolls for California taxpayers Aid per case in'the county for Octor 1946 averaged $50.76 up 11.7 ber. cent from the $45.43 average Total aid paid out to the needy aged in the county for October 1946 was $27,004. up 17.2 per cent from the $23,035 payments for October Active compensation and pension cases involving veterans recorded a in Veterans Administration rolls during SeptemJOIN THE UNITED TEAM WANTED: LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER TO AFFILIATE WITH SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL ORGANIZATION BUSINESS IS GOOD! Are you getting your share of sales resulting from the tremendous demand for ranches fand country real estate? The years ahead contain problems of readjustment for millions of Americans who right now fare giving serious thought to the security and independence of rural life. cS The UNITED FARM AGENCY, now seeking ~@ local representative in ‘your community, was established twenty-one years ago, Today, more than 150 UNITED men are serving the public throughout sixteen. states of the west and mid-west, backed by an unparalleled volume of newspaper, maga..ine, and radio advertising. UNITED is the largest radio advertiser of real estate iin the nation, and in addition, UNITED advertising in more than 150 metropolitan newspapers and farm magazines reaches an aggregate of over 30 million readers a week: UNITED's famous catalog of ranch and country real estate bargains circulates throughout the world, bringing buyers to UNITED representatives. Whether you are a real estate broker of long. experience, or a newly-licensed broker just starting out, you owe it to ‘yourself to investigate the advantages of building a good business for the. future, based on UNITED's ability to produce buyers through an advertising program ‘you as an individual could not afford t ocarry on. Have ‘you sometimes wished you could reach out into every corner of the nation to secure buyers for your listings? You can do.it now! The man we select in your community must be thoroughly honest and dependable, able to furnish surety bond, under 69 years of age, own an automobile and real estate, willing to devote full time, completely familiar with his territory and hold the good will and respet of his fellow anen. Our program of careful selection of local representatives and adherence to the hivhest standards of business ethics has been one of the bie reasons for our progress and success. We are provd of our reputation or fair di ving and teadership in sales and advertising which we have built up over two decades of doing business the UNITED way. If you are a licensed ren estate . . ments, and want to do-brisiness in confor pendable service, we are interested in yor eager to meet you in person so that we é each other. Unlicensed applicants will be considered, especially veterans of World War Tf. Write today for pz “lars. Join the UNITED team, and help sell rural California to Amevica the UNITED way. UNITED FARM AGENCY Kansas City Chicago St. Louis Oakland . * * . ee Bd Licensed California Real Estate Broker inneanctis Member. Association of Real Hstate Boards HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Continued from page 3 last year’ to lead thee way for an even better season. : Those turning out for the ‘varsity fiive are: Jack Coley, Doyle Roche, Hubert Stroh, Bob Williams, Dale Berger, Ray Nelson, Mervin Hansen. Ralph Mureh, Albert Cozzalio, Bud Wood, Charles Hawkins, Stanley Bates and Fred’ Anderson. Not to be outdone the junior varsity turned out an éven . greater numiber of men: with many old timers from last year such as Don Amos, Marvin Rlozynski, Charles Lystrup. Ken Ronningen, Keith Marsh -and Dave Tobiassen. There are several new players out this season for the Bees they are: Charleg Berk, Richard Howe and Dick Penrose. On December 13, they challenge Christian Brothrs of Sacramento in their first out of town practice game of the season. The opening of the basketbiall league will be on January 10 at which time or shortly after, the town people will be able to witness these boys in action, If you see any faculty men running about school with bottles of. liniment you will know that they have just played the Rotary or the Grass Valley faculty in one of their night basketball games. Truthfully speaking they -are in fine cordition and with a little moro practices they might surprise everybody. Those playing are Edward Frantz, Warren Imimel, George Albbott, Albert Wood, Marvin Lueck and Lewis and Getstof the elamenttry school. AROUND SCHOOL The new and novel Rovket pens are on sale to high school students for the benefit of student body funds. These pens which come in school colors with the schcol name printed in gold are supposed to write for 15 years without refilling are selling for $3.85 in the office. The sophomore girls just havent what it takes to lick the junior “Gold” basketball team. The fact is that they let the juniors defeat them 12-10. 7 student body. Although the ‘program is choral singing provide plenty of talent and tainment. gf popular selections with Laura Hayhurst doing Lamplighter and To Each His. Own as solos. this a short skit titled, “Roman Football” will be given by Lee Miller, will be other selections. SNOW DANCE SUCCESS After having to postpone their **Sock”’ dance a few weeks ago, the “Junior class retaliated with a brand new idea, the Snow Dance, which was given last Friday night and was a treMmendous-success, ; The name gives itself away because the decorations were skiis and beautiful evergreen trees in the center of the floor and toppd off with red bétries to add color and charm to the woodsy scene. Everyone was supposed to wear gay coloed ski aips, but some did and some didn’t. Marvin Lueck is class advisor. Cheop was an Evxyptian king of the 4th dynasty builder of the fameue pyramid at Gizeh. 2 wm] 'T] me 6) Major O “DIFFERENT” CHRISTMAS GIFTS Mexican Jewelry Beautifuly designed Sterling Silver Necklaces and Pins © Butterfly Jewelry There wiil be a general meeting . of the representatives from schools . lin the Sierra Foothill League Wed-. nesday Deember.18, in Giwass Valley. The long awaited Christmas form. Member, National Institute of Real Estate Brokers : ‘ DRI 4) ) Ae ae. ss LRA : I. K. CAMPBELL, JR., West Coast Branch Manager 807 FINANCIAL CENTEI BDUDG. OAKLAND 12, CALIBPORNIA = ==) o"erferte epee seotole opie tenis fore Seeeieemieieeletok DG Rory tole 1% + t Q TELEPHONE 264-5 Motor Rebuiiding Is OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, as well as general repairs. 108 CLARK STREET CAR RAR RR AR RES Seieieteiteieioininieinieioiiei eos BLUE RIBBON WINNERS LE @URB CHOKE LIQUORS represent the very finest in selection, in quality and moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the corner — and handy! GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULINE AND JOHNNEE ZUGNONI Corner Main and Auburn Streets OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Grass Valley it ane ee I seca NEVADA COUNTY “THE PIONEBR BUILDING 244 Bouider direct Telephone 500 al will be sponsored -by the senior ce] vith Mi Hivelyn Corr as advisor \lthough. the ,danee will be held beore Christmas a dofinite day has not ] designated, A group of students from Mrs. . . Margaret S ; journalism classes . ie suest of the Sacraménto Bee} yesterday. The dav included trins . htrough all the various departments pecti d irtments explainine What the function of each depart= . nent is: and Sigs st gpntributes to . the naner. The most popular part } tions of the buildin. Followins Tinch the group Was ‘conducted through the KPABK Sacramento Rea station and other points of interest. It turned out to be quite a day for the students and all who attended had an enjoyable time. CONCERT PIANIST ENTERTANS Miss Laura Lee Lukus, 17 year old concert pianést appeared Tuesdlays December 10 in a special assembly for both the elementary and high school students and presented an enjoyable program of classical music. Numibers included many selections of Chopi of which the colorful amd melodic Polonaise in A Flat was most popular. Others were Country Gardens and The Plight of the Bumblebee as an encore. Miss Lukus played with such artistic interpretation that she completely captured audience with the first few notes. She began her remarkable career at the very age of 6 and played her first concert before attaining 10 years of age and after graduating ‘rnm high school last January she hegan a tour of all the szvhools o* California with her famous musi LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER YARD" MATERIALS Nevada City. Calif. Sete evens . toaicher, Mager Swayne. CHORUS TO PRESENT ASSEMREY : FOR GRASS VATLIEY December 2 their ex Tom "row arternoon, the chorus ‘will present

Brooches, Necklaces, Ear Rings News and Novel y 314 Broad Street, Phone 510 Nevada City . FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND.COMMERCIAL STREPTS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 — ar REFRIGERATOR SERVICE . STEELE SUPPLY ! COMPANY REPAIRS Commercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts Phone 911 later next week to the Marysville sulbbject to change the main portion will be with other intertainment well placed in the program, to interA small all girl chorug will sing Following ! Henry Murphy and Don Eden. There . AUXILIARY CARD PARTY NEVADA ,CITY: The auxiliary of . Banner Mountain Post, Veterans of ; Foreign Wars this evening, Decem. ber 12th will give a pubti¢? card . party. Prior to the party members and . officers will plan for the annual . Christmas party. . AUTO — TRUC TIRES ~ Any Size A FEW CAR TIRES RANKIN’S MOBILGAS SERVICE Near the Highway Maintenance on Highway 49, 4% Mile from: . ; the City Limits ' Radios Repaired _, PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley and Nevada City —PROMPT SERVICE— ART’S Radio Hospital PHONE 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley: Under New WILSON J. Ownership MAJORS Proprietor a A er. OrF20720 Nevada City 36 ———— eee hand . . . . . . FOR Secoud 1-2 inch . j . SALE: water pipe, bed ms. wood cook stove, and springs, other misc. ite West. Bre Phone Rock. otc ad’ Street by Big 53W: Pred, Bush. FOR SALE—Drag Line-——3-/4 yard dragline in Dipper stick attachinent. right. Phone 82M _ Roseville or write 408° Oak Street, Roseville 4tp excellent condition. Price is RED CROSS SERVICH, OFFICE: City Hall, Nevada City. 1:30 4 p. m. Six days a week. Phone Mrs. Quinn Bonebrake, 321-J. te PLASTERING CONTRACTOR All types of plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. G. E. Golvin, Box 771. McCourtney ‘Read, Phone Grass Valley 1018 before 6 p. m. ‘ WANTED—Good used cars. Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. BARL COVEY GARAGE 143 East Main Street, Grass Valley. tf TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at start. Regular pay. Increases Apply 818 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE change. assembly for Grass Valley and AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY . j ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred J. Buescher Paul Admonishes the Churches : Scripture—I Cor. 6:9a-10; 11:17-27; Romaams 13:13-14: Ephes. 5:18-21 Sg ee “4 as =B° 7 %, ppg) s 7 iA c ee eae) = ay = le p = Slee he “Nor thieves, nor covetous, inherit the kingdom of nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall I hear that there be “When ye come together in the church, you. and I. partly. believe it.” divisions among “Let us woik Russcstly, not in rioting an@ dr ann 48. 4 atrife and « e eaynins to yourselves in psaims and and spiritual songs." MLMORY VWERSE—Psalm 27:11 ae : PAGE SEVEN . — a. we» OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City SSS Tees ——————E—_—__— NEVADA CITY Flying Service CB INSTRUOTION FOR. ANY TYPE LICENSE ROUND TRIP —Air Taxi Rates— 2 Hours Waiting Time at Destination, — Additional Charge for Overtime rs FLINDT’S . WATCH REPAIR . “Careful Workmanship” Used Watches For Sale $9.50 UP Phone 587 229 Commercial Street } N evada City PROFESSIONALDIRECTORY’ ACCOUNTANT EDWIN STEPHENS Public Accountant 127 Broad Street Telephone’539-J ATTORNEYS H. WARD SHELDON ATTORNEY AT LAW . ; Unioy Building Broad Street Nevada City —fFelephone 38 —_—_ FUNERAL DIRECTORS — . he HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The. Holmes Funeral Home sere vice is. prmced within the means of iil. Ambulance service ‘at all hours. Phone 203 : 146 Sacramento St. Nevada City . ‘GRASS VALLEY _ DOCTORS <a Vernon W. Padgett, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to 3: 7 to 8 p. mm Sundays 11:30 to 12:30. 129 South Auburn St,, Gras§ Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 If No Answer—Graés Valley 17-W. CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O. AND PHYSICIAN, SURGEON OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and ! 2 to 5 P. M. Office 242 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 305, Residence Phon 56W OPTOMETRIST ptometrist 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W PEARL R. SCHNEIDER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Telephone 624 Hours: 9-6 147 Mill Street ‘ Grass Valley, California ___ MINING ENGINEERS . J. F. O°CONNOR Mining and Civn Engineer United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor 203 West Main St. -_ NEVADA CITY ee GEORGE BOLES . Grass Vallep . FRATERNAL AND . CLUB DIRECTORY = NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 B. P.O. ELKS Meets every ‘second and fourth Thursday evening at 8 p. m. in Elks Home, Pine St. Phone 108, Visitinw Elks welcome. : WARD SHELDON, _ LAMBERT THOMAS, See. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian tle, 232 Broad. : Cr mea een in ee ee a 4 a