December 26, 1946 (4 pages)

gy ig: laspueemelicsioaiale a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 ONE CARELESS STEP At moderate speed an automobile travels its own length while you are taking one step. One careless step may place you directly in the path of am.oncoming vehicle. Walk with care. Don’t let death take your holiday during this holiday season. ———~ QUALITY LIQUORS Are Our Specialty You can always have a good time here LUNCH COUNTER OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Spend Saturday night here SUCCESS CAFE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Christian Science Society of Ne vada City holds services every Sunday in their church 114 Boulder St. at 9:45 a. mA Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock. Our reading located in the church edifice at 114 Boulder St. and is open Mondays, Wednesdays amd Fridays holidays exto 4 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our ser-vices and visit the reading room. cepted from 2 ‘5, is God. The golden text is from The subject of the Christian Sei; ence lesson sermon for Sunday Jan. Deuteronomy: Hear, O Israel: Lord our God is one Lord. The Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: The God and man must be wrought out ‘Broad Street, Nevada City F rank Duffy The following citations are taken . from.the sermon: Eph. 4:4 There is one body and one spirit even as ye are called in one hope of your calling. Seience and health with key to'the scientific unity which exists betwéen Toom ig now: NEVADA Y. CITY “GRASS ia VALLEY N NUGGET NEVADA CITY rk SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS By HENRY MURPHY ren Immel and Mrs. Doris Wier of the elémentary school. Needles flew, pounding and other queer noises issued from the crafts elasses all of last week. It seems that . all the students were doing last few finishing touches on Many nice Christmas gifts such as wallets, key FOOTBALL LETTERS AWARDED All‘ those enthusiastic players were extremely happy to receive their letters last Friday, December 20, and many received their 6 months. ; Those receiving letters on the varsity squad were: Jim ; manager, Keith Marsh, Hubert Stroh, Bob Williams, Charles Hawkins, erage, George Pello, Stanley Bates, Charles Moore, Jack Coley, Dale Berfer, Don Eden, John Morrison, Dave Tobiassen, Bud Wood, Bjornstal and Fred Anderson. Junior varsity members were: Bil} . WINTER DRINKS Broad Street Peelers LOOM football cases, belts, cigaret cases, knife sheaths and many very nice purses. shennan f PAGE THREE iaereernemeneiteaiaeeaiee CHRISTMAS FORMAL GREAT SUCCESS With ‘White Christmas” as theme, _this yéars Christmas forma] . started out and proved to be one of the most outstanding social events this fall. Twyla Smart, senior «4ndidate became queen and presided over events including the grand march, which was led by elect and her escort Ed Frantz. the: the queen} . . EEE 10-Day Service E. M. DALPEZ Watch Repairing National Hotel Building . Nevada City : GUARANTEED ELKS GIVE 28 TIERS OF WOOD FOR CHRISTMAS . With decoration and colored A glittering Christmas tree decked lighte letters from last year. which* arrived recently after being delayed for over Beverage, Doyle Roche, Ray Nelson, Sam Bev--} GRASS VALLEY: Many homers Were warmed on Christmas Day by wood distributed by the Grass Valley Elks and donated by the New Colma Lumber Company. Twenty eight tiers were distributed. ‘;took part in the distribution were. Louis and Brooks Hartman, president of the Elks, Verne Johnson, . George Suilivan, John Bertino, Tom! Glisan, Jess Taylor, Vernon and Glenn Rowe. Claude Jury, James . [Sy Don 3 Norval Brown, Fred Net-. t I. Don Richards and O. P. Steele. . holy berries witha gaily decoated Those who provided trucks and. PU™Ch bar in one corner. The punch . adorned the center of the floor givjing off the only light in the room, . With the excedtion of the band stand . Spaced at intervals along the wall . were ereat wreaths of evergreen and was made by Mrs. classes. Robinson’s foods Sixty per cent of the grazing in California national forests is done by deer. : CERTIFICATE OF*BUSINESS TYPEWRITER REPAIR SERVICE Prompt, Efficient, ~* Economical Nevada City Stationers Phone 387 209 Commercial Street : Nevada City . GEORGE BOLES . ' OPTOMETRIST . EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Bread Street Telephone 2702W Nevada City ner ofits natn eum. tenn me i FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME ,in life practice and God’s will must. Basso manaser, Raymond Ellis, Joe eee ae The undersigned do hereby certi: = ile 2a > ul “ we foe universally done. Bertino,. Ben Engstrom, Chester AUTO CLUB URGES CARE IN ‘fy that they are conducting a busi— Thor ets : Brady, oe Toplitf, Bill Kelley, Ed TRAFFE ; 'siness at 412 Linden Avenue, City of The Mini+Max batteries used to-. Havey, Nick Pello, Bill Hoskins, Le TraSfie accidents will exait a stasGrass Valley, County of Nevada av ir : 9 2 . ; ing = . al > a eu is oe s — si hee ners _ SS Roy Dow, Dick Penrose, Bob Baker, . ¢ering toll of death and injury durState of California, under the ficaes fopmser with — batteries Se ‘ns Larson, Kenneth Launius,!ing the coming holiday season, un-titious firm name of CLEM’S PRO_ ses gs the ees raed Warren Kelley, Melvin Stagel and less all motorists and pedestrians DUCTS: and that said firm te com: panes ak for detecing submarines Ralph Murch. join-in the current statewide safety posed of the following persons, uring the war. i In order to quali y for a letter in! drive spearheaded by the state dewhese names and addresses are as footiball the played must turn )dut] partment of motor vehicles. Full co-follows. to-wit: —— ——for practice and play in 50% of the operation in this: aecident ee we. ‘Charles Lanyon, 410 Linden games. = tion campaign which has for its sloAve., Grass Valley, Calif. CAFETERIA OPENS AFTER gan “Don't Let Death Take Your! Charles D. Cline, 412 Linden Ave., VACATION Holiday,’ is being given by the auGrass Valley, Calif. . Although many factors are still! tomcbile association. — “Witness our hand this 27th day of indefinite the high school careteria With holiday shopping now ny August. 1946. MAKE Will open early in January, so as to/}ful swing, highways and streets aon CHARLES D. KLINE. ; serve to the students during the bad crowded with motorists and ped . WM, CHAS. LANYON. . winter season. Prices will, probabiy . trians, it is pointed out ard only-by . Bee . ibe about 20¢ or 25c per meal andj exercising. utmost care in driving State of California, County of Ne-/ student help and supervision will be; and walking can the threatened Ss oa og. DELICIOUS HOT BUTTERED RUMS, sreatly needed to realiy make the; crease in tralffic accidents be pre-. On this 27th day of August, A. D., . cafeteria a success. vented. 1946, before me Wm. S. Cassettari. . Necessary space has been providFactors contributine to the. high Fe St pete ee Soe tha eat OR TOM AND JERRIES sen E : ‘ Eee ea eae a . Notary Public in and for the 8 . : s for preparing the meals but as} accident rate in Decembe: inelude . County and State, residing therein . z *t the staze jis the only possibility: shorter daylight hours, rainy wea-. duly commissioned and so eh perPlenty To Enjoy at Our Place! lier the te mporary lunch room and. ther, crowded streets and highways. soudlie appenad Chavien & . i stage will be used until more. careless walking, driving at Speeds and Wim. Chas. Lanyon. known to : suitaible arrangements can be made.} inconsistent with safety under preme to be the persons whose names . PLACER HILLMEN DEFEAT vailing conditions and driving While . ive subscribed to the within instruap re) g u . VARSITY 30-19 under the influence of intoxicating . nent. and acknowledged to me that Early last week in a practice game . liquor. . they executed the same. : {against the Placer Hillmen. the var5 oe . In Witness Whereof, T have here} “A lively place in a lively town iii history”’ ae was defted 20-19, Although. Grand Tetonnational park was . Nie eae he : : : : created February 26, 1929. Bees ee eos aia ees! Nevada City . the game was none too fast the ORBREN Eres d ee _ . ficial seal the day and year tn this . . Jackets used “man-to-man” and zone NOTICE TO CREDITORS . certificate first above written. . . defenses effectively, against ‘the towIn the Matter. of the Estate. of WM. J. CASSETTARI, a . ching Placer five. FORREST-B. RISLEY, Deceased. . Notary Public in’ aed for said eben orton sete re nteoteopecfeteafecteteooteteofetecpetespegeatg Scorers of the day was Coley of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by . County and State. $ Nevada City with 6, and Pechees and the undersigned Hilda S. Risley ae} (Seal) Motor oe ; Cain of Placer with -8 and 6 respestAdministratrix of the Estate of For-! My Commission expires Sept. ,17, . ively. IS OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped * . *e . 3 TEAM LOSES TO FACULTY 24-30)! In’ what w as described as one of . C ARE YEAR ’ROUND New Arrivals FLOOR LAMPS 19.56 TABLE LAMPS 13.95 ~ FURN CENTER 256 South Auburn Street Opposite Veteran’s Memorial Bldg. Telephone 36 rest B. Risley, deceased, to the creditons of and all persons having claims Dec. / 1948. 12,19, 26. Jan. 1, _ FLINDT’S Se WATCH REPAIR” . “Careful Wor kmanship”’ Used Watches For Sale $9.50 UP Phone 587 229 Commercial Street Nevada City PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANT EDWIN STEPHENS Public Accountant 127 Broad Street Telephone 539-J ATTORNEYS ee H. WARD SHEL DON : ATTORNEY AT LAW S Uniog Building Nevada City Broad Stree, Telephone #4 GIFTS FOR FUNERAL DIRECTORS — HOLMES F UNERAL HOME vice is priced Within all. 246 Sacramento St. The Holmes Funeral Home ger. the means of Ambulance service at a'l hours, Phone 203 ad oe ~ GRASS VALLEY DOC TORS — OTTO GLAUSER, Rt. 1, Box 1952, Fruit Ridge, Sacramento, California. Wad. against the said decedent t file ~~ orem = Zi for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, ¢. jthe toughest games this season was! sham one. ete Os oy. as well as general repairs. 4 when the faculty defeated the Boost «akin six months after the first . a + 30-24. Edward Frantz was high point publication of this notice in the of-. + . man for the faculty witn 15. Mee of the Clerk of the Superior . Pa Films being seca arene Benes! . Cour of the State of California. in. Nevada City 3S i are “Command Performance’ and a and for the County f Nevada, or to] : TEI LEPHONE 264-5 -168 CLARK STREET : ill picture by Walt Disney showing the exhbiit them, with the necessary . hee tetete tetertete stestetooteste stedeleteotestestestestesteatestes Seeiloletebeisfectestetotetotteiotetotet: Sete . of yasteraay, today a '. vouchens within six months after . } morrow, featuring colo and the story! the first publication of this notice . of light, Others are’ “Give Us This to the said Administratrtx at the of. . NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY . Day” a story on the history of bread fice of W. E. Wright, Union Build. “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD” . making and special picvires on Vita-}ine Nevada City, California, the . . mins and mathematics. leaine being his place of bus iness in. BUILDING WAT ERIALS . All of those artistic scenes us2d all matters connected with the es-. WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER 244 Bonuider Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. lin the Christmas prosram ol! tate of said Forrest B. Risley, De. 100 OR MORE ACRES. STATE Thursday night, were made by Warceased. FULL PARTICULARS — Town. 1 Ms . Dated December 10th, 1946. i SHIP, SECTION, RANGE, ROAD = % a HILDA S. RISLEY; . CONDITION, KIND OF WATER s F Administratrix of the Estate of . ELECTRICITY, TIMBER, BUILDForrest B. Risley, Deceased. . ENG, YEARLY TAXES. CASH FOR Finst publication December 12. . RIGHT PRICE. 4-TH-pd SALE: water pipe, Second hand 1-2 inch wood cook stove, bed and springs, other mise. items. West Broad Street by Big Rock. Phone 53W. Fred Bush. ste HINA BASE The TURE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FOOD PALACE COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL, . DRIVE IN . FOR RED CROSS Line—38 /4 yard dragline in excellent condition. Dipper stick attachment. Price is right. Phone 82M _ Roseville or write 408 Oak Street, Roseville SALE—Drag Office Houre: 1 If No Answer—CGraes Valley 17-W, Ditcin Diora ieee ee a ee ~ Telephone 624 Vernon W. Padgett. M. i PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON te-2. 7 to 8 p. gm. Sundays 11:30 to 12: 30. ° 29 South Auburn St,, Grass Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ut : 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 GEORGE C. BOLES ptometrist 312. Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-w PEARL R. SCHNEIDER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Hours 9-§ 147 Mill Street Grass Valley, California #4, 4tp SERVICE, OFFICE: MINING ENGINEERS City Hall, Nevada City. 1:30 4 p.m. Six days a week: Phone Mre. Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 STEELE SUPPLY “GARAGE 143 East Main Street, Grass Valley. SS Se J. F. O°CONNOR Mining and Civi Engineer United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor 3 West Main St. Grass Vallep Quinn Bonebrake, 321-J. te PLASTERING * CONTRACTOR All types of plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. . ep G. E. Golvin, Box,771. McCourtney . ! Road, Phon2 Grass Valley 1018 before 6 p. = ——— ee —Sa=sSSSS= ee oe ernest LE A A eee np , No, 518 a : oe = WANTED—Good used cars. Highest B. P. O. ELK ices’ paid. ive i ri . . . . Meets every. second ite fourth REFRIGERATOR price paid. Drive in with ear r 7 . . Leave with cash. EARL COvEyY . . Thursday evening #t 8 p, m. im SERVICE tf ~ COMPANY. TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK REPAIRS . . . Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at Sommercial and Home Units start. Regular pay. Increases : By Refrigeration Experts Apply Phone 911 ———+—___ 318 Broad Street, Nevada City AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE . NEVADA CITY Elks Home, Pine St. .Rhone 108. Visitinw Elks welcome. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. ey Ban. Na DR, Cc. FRATERNAL, “AND — CLUB DIRECTORY WARD SHELDON, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. 2) &. 8. G. Ww. me Meets every Tuesday evenine at . Pythian Ss 232 Broad Street ie welcome, i

gy ig: laspueemelicsioaiale a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 ONE CARELESS STEP At moderate speed an automobile travels its own length while you are taking one step. One careless step may place you directly in the path of am.oncoming vehicle. Walk with care. Don’t let death take your holiday during this holiday season. ———~ QUALITY LIQUORS Are Our Specialty You can always have a good time here LUNCH COUNTER OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Spend Saturday night here SUCCESS CAFE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Christian Science Society of Ne vada City holds services every Sunday in their church 114 Boulder St. at 9:45 a. mA Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock. Our reading located in the church edifice at 114 Boulder St. and is open Mondays, Wednesdays amd Fridays holidays exto 4 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our ser-vices and visit the reading room. cepted from 2 ‘5, is God. The golden text is from The subject of the Christian Sei; ence lesson sermon for Sunday Jan. Deuteronomy: Hear, O Israel: Lord our God is one Lord. The Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: The God and man must be wrought out ‘Broad Street, Nevada City F rank Duffy The following citations are taken . from.the sermon: Eph. 4:4 There is one body and one spirit even as ye are called in one hope of your calling. Seience and health with key to'the scientific unity which exists betwéen Toom ig now: NEVADA Y. CITY “GRASS ia VALLEY N NUGGET NEVADA CITY rk SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS By HENRY MURPHY ren Immel and Mrs. Doris Wier of the elémentary school. Needles flew, pounding and other queer noises issued from the crafts elasses all of last week. It seems that . all the students were doing last few finishing touches on Many nice Christmas gifts such as wallets, key FOOTBALL LETTERS AWARDED All‘ those enthusiastic players were extremely happy to receive their letters last Friday, December 20, and many received their 6 months. ; Those receiving letters on the varsity squad were: Jim ; manager, Keith Marsh, Hubert Stroh, Bob Williams, Charles Hawkins, erage, George Pello, Stanley Bates, Charles Moore, Jack Coley, Dale Berfer, Don Eden, John Morrison, Dave Tobiassen, Bud Wood, Bjornstal and Fred Anderson. Junior varsity members were: Bil} . WINTER DRINKS Broad Street Peelers LOOM football cases, belts, cigaret cases, knife sheaths and many very nice purses. shennan f PAGE THREE iaereernemeneiteaiaeeaiee CHRISTMAS FORMAL GREAT SUCCESS With ‘White Christmas” as theme, _this yéars Christmas forma] . started out and proved to be one of the most outstanding social events this fall. Twyla Smart, senior «4ndidate became queen and presided over events including the grand march, which was led by elect and her escort Ed Frantz. the: the queen} . . EEE 10-Day Service E. M. DALPEZ Watch Repairing National Hotel Building . Nevada City : GUARANTEED ELKS GIVE 28 TIERS OF WOOD FOR CHRISTMAS . With decoration and colored A glittering Christmas tree decked lighte letters from last year. which* arrived recently after being delayed for over Beverage, Doyle Roche, Ray Nelson, Sam Bev--} GRASS VALLEY: Many homers Were warmed on Christmas Day by wood distributed by the Grass Valley Elks and donated by the New Colma Lumber Company. Twenty eight tiers were distributed. ‘;took part in the distribution were. Louis and Brooks Hartman, president of the Elks, Verne Johnson, . George Suilivan, John Bertino, Tom! Glisan, Jess Taylor, Vernon and Glenn Rowe. Claude Jury, James . [Sy Don 3 Norval Brown, Fred Net-. t I. Don Richards and O. P. Steele. . holy berries witha gaily decoated Those who provided trucks and. PU™Ch bar in one corner. The punch . adorned the center of the floor givjing off the only light in the room, . With the excedtion of the band stand . Spaced at intervals along the wall . were ereat wreaths of evergreen and was made by Mrs. classes. Robinson’s foods Sixty per cent of the grazing in California national forests is done by deer. : CERTIFICATE OF*BUSINESS TYPEWRITER REPAIR SERVICE Prompt, Efficient, ~* Economical Nevada City Stationers Phone 387 209 Commercial Street : Nevada City . GEORGE BOLES . ' OPTOMETRIST . EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Bread Street Telephone 2702W Nevada City ner ofits natn eum. tenn me i FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME ,in life practice and God’s will must. Basso manaser, Raymond Ellis, Joe eee ae The undersigned do hereby certi: = ile 2a > ul “ we foe universally done. Bertino,. Ben Engstrom, Chester AUTO CLUB URGES CARE IN ‘fy that they are conducting a busi— Thor ets : Brady, oe Toplitf, Bill Kelley, Ed TRAFFE ; 'siness at 412 Linden Avenue, City of The Mini+Max batteries used to-. Havey, Nick Pello, Bill Hoskins, Le TraSfie accidents will exait a stasGrass Valley, County of Nevada av ir : 9 2 . ; ing = . al > a eu is oe s — si hee ners _ SS Roy Dow, Dick Penrose, Bob Baker, . ¢ering toll of death and injury durState of California, under the ficaes fopmser with — batteries Se ‘ns Larson, Kenneth Launius,!ing the coming holiday season, un-titious firm name of CLEM’S PRO_ ses gs the ees raed Warren Kelley, Melvin Stagel and less all motorists and pedestrians DUCTS: and that said firm te com: panes ak for detecing submarines Ralph Murch. join-in the current statewide safety posed of the following persons, uring the war. i In order to quali y for a letter in! drive spearheaded by the state dewhese names and addresses are as footiball the played must turn )dut] partment of motor vehicles. Full co-follows. to-wit: —— ——for practice and play in 50% of the operation in this: aecident ee we. ‘Charles Lanyon, 410 Linden games. = tion campaign which has for its sloAve., Grass Valley, Calif. CAFETERIA OPENS AFTER gan “Don't Let Death Take Your! Charles D. Cline, 412 Linden Ave., VACATION Holiday,’ is being given by the auGrass Valley, Calif. . Although many factors are still! tomcbile association. — “Witness our hand this 27th day of indefinite the high school careteria With holiday shopping now ny August. 1946. MAKE Will open early in January, so as to/}ful swing, highways and streets aon CHARLES D. KLINE. ; serve to the students during the bad crowded with motorists and ped . WM, CHAS. LANYON. . winter season. Prices will, probabiy . trians, it is pointed out ard only-by . Bee . ibe about 20¢ or 25c per meal andj exercising. utmost care in driving State of California, County of Ne-/ student help and supervision will be; and walking can the threatened Ss oa og. DELICIOUS HOT BUTTERED RUMS, sreatly needed to realiy make the; crease in tralffic accidents be pre-. On this 27th day of August, A. D., . cafeteria a success. vented. 1946, before me Wm. S. Cassettari. . Necessary space has been providFactors contributine to the. high Fe St pete ee Soe tha eat OR TOM AND JERRIES sen E : ‘ Eee ea eae a . Notary Public in and for the 8 . : s for preparing the meals but as} accident rate in Decembe: inelude . County and State, residing therein . z *t the staze jis the only possibility: shorter daylight hours, rainy wea-. duly commissioned and so eh perPlenty To Enjoy at Our Place! lier the te mporary lunch room and. ther, crowded streets and highways. soudlie appenad Chavien & . i stage will be used until more. careless walking, driving at Speeds and Wim. Chas. Lanyon. known to : suitaible arrangements can be made.} inconsistent with safety under preme to be the persons whose names . PLACER HILLMEN DEFEAT vailing conditions and driving While . ive subscribed to the within instruap re) g u . VARSITY 30-19 under the influence of intoxicating . nent. and acknowledged to me that Early last week in a practice game . liquor. . they executed the same. : {against the Placer Hillmen. the var5 oe . In Witness Whereof, T have here} “A lively place in a lively town iii history”’ ae was defted 20-19, Although. Grand Tetonnational park was . Nie eae he : : : : created February 26, 1929. Bees ee eos aia ees! Nevada City . the game was none too fast the ORBREN Eres d ee _ . ficial seal the day and year tn this . . Jackets used “man-to-man” and zone NOTICE TO CREDITORS . certificate first above written. .

. defenses effectively, against ‘the towIn the Matter. of the Estate. of WM. J. CASSETTARI, a . ching Placer five. FORREST-B. RISLEY, Deceased. . Notary Public in’ aed for said eben orton sete re nteoteopecfeteafecteteooteteofetecpetespegeatg Scorers of the day was Coley of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by . County and State. $ Nevada City with 6, and Pechees and the undersigned Hilda S. Risley ae} (Seal) Motor oe ; Cain of Placer with -8 and 6 respestAdministratrix of the Estate of For-! My Commission expires Sept. ,17, . ively. IS OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped * . *e . 3 TEAM LOSES TO FACULTY 24-30)! In’ what w as described as one of . C ARE YEAR ’ROUND New Arrivals FLOOR LAMPS 19.56 TABLE LAMPS 13.95 ~ FURN CENTER 256 South Auburn Street Opposite Veteran’s Memorial Bldg. Telephone 36 rest B. Risley, deceased, to the creditons of and all persons having claims Dec. / 1948. 12,19, 26. Jan. 1, _ FLINDT’S Se WATCH REPAIR” . “Careful Wor kmanship”’ Used Watches For Sale $9.50 UP Phone 587 229 Commercial Street Nevada City PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANT EDWIN STEPHENS Public Accountant 127 Broad Street Telephone 539-J ATTORNEYS ee H. WARD SHEL DON : ATTORNEY AT LAW S Uniog Building Nevada City Broad Stree, Telephone #4 GIFTS FOR FUNERAL DIRECTORS — HOLMES F UNERAL HOME vice is priced Within all. 246 Sacramento St. The Holmes Funeral Home ger. the means of Ambulance service at a'l hours, Phone 203 ad oe ~ GRASS VALLEY DOC TORS — OTTO GLAUSER, Rt. 1, Box 1952, Fruit Ridge, Sacramento, California. Wad. against the said decedent t file ~~ orem = Zi for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, ¢. jthe toughest games this season was! sham one. ete Os oy. as well as general repairs. 4 when the faculty defeated the Boost «akin six months after the first . a + 30-24. Edward Frantz was high point publication of this notice in the of-. + . man for the faculty witn 15. Mee of the Clerk of the Superior . Pa Films being seca arene Benes! . Cour of the State of California. in. Nevada City 3S i are “Command Performance’ and a and for the County f Nevada, or to] : TEI LEPHONE 264-5 -168 CLARK STREET : ill picture by Walt Disney showing the exhbiit them, with the necessary . hee tetete tetertete stestetooteste stedeleteotestestestestesteatestes Seeiloletebeisfectestetotetotteiotetotet: Sete . of yasteraay, today a '. vouchens within six months after . } morrow, featuring colo and the story! the first publication of this notice . of light, Others are’ “Give Us This to the said Administratrtx at the of. . NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY . Day” a story on the history of bread fice of W. E. Wright, Union Build. “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD” . making and special picvires on Vita-}ine Nevada City, California, the . . mins and mathematics. leaine being his place of bus iness in. BUILDING WAT ERIALS . All of those artistic scenes us2d all matters connected with the es-. WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER 244 Bonuider Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. lin the Christmas prosram ol! tate of said Forrest B. Risley, De. 100 OR MORE ACRES. STATE Thursday night, were made by Warceased. FULL PARTICULARS — Town. 1 Ms . Dated December 10th, 1946. i SHIP, SECTION, RANGE, ROAD = % a HILDA S. RISLEY; . CONDITION, KIND OF WATER s F Administratrix of the Estate of . ELECTRICITY, TIMBER, BUILDForrest B. Risley, Deceased. . ENG, YEARLY TAXES. CASH FOR Finst publication December 12. . RIGHT PRICE. 4-TH-pd SALE: water pipe, Second hand 1-2 inch wood cook stove, bed and springs, other mise. items. West Broad Street by Big Rock. Phone 53W. Fred Bush. ste HINA BASE The TURE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FOOD PALACE COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL, . DRIVE IN . FOR RED CROSS Line—38 /4 yard dragline in excellent condition. Dipper stick attachment. Price is right. Phone 82M _ Roseville or write 408 Oak Street, Roseville SALE—Drag Office Houre: 1 If No Answer—CGraes Valley 17-W, Ditcin Diora ieee ee a ee ~ Telephone 624 Vernon W. Padgett. M. i PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON te-2. 7 to 8 p. gm. Sundays 11:30 to 12: 30. ° 29 South Auburn St,, Grass Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ut : 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 GEORGE C. BOLES ptometrist 312. Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-w PEARL R. SCHNEIDER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Hours 9-§ 147 Mill Street Grass Valley, California #4, 4tp SERVICE, OFFICE: MINING ENGINEERS City Hall, Nevada City. 1:30 4 p.m. Six days a week: Phone Mre. Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 STEELE SUPPLY “GARAGE 143 East Main Street, Grass Valley. SS Se J. F. O°CONNOR Mining and Civi Engineer United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor 3 West Main St. Grass Vallep Quinn Bonebrake, 321-J. te PLASTERING * CONTRACTOR All types of plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. . ep G. E. Golvin, Box,771. McCourtney . ! Road, Phon2 Grass Valley 1018 before 6 p. = ——— ee —Sa=sSSSS= ee oe ernest LE A A eee np , No, 518 a : oe = WANTED—Good used cars. Highest B. P. O. ELK ices’ paid. ive i ri . . . . Meets every. second ite fourth REFRIGERATOR price paid. Drive in with ear r 7 . . Leave with cash. EARL COvEyY . . Thursday evening #t 8 p, m. im SERVICE tf ~ COMPANY. TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK REPAIRS . . . Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at Sommercial and Home Units start. Regular pay. Increases : By Refrigeration Experts Apply Phone 911 ———+—___ 318 Broad Street, Nevada City AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE . NEVADA CITY Elks Home, Pine St. .Rhone 108. Visitinw Elks welcome. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. ey Ban. Na DR, Cc. FRATERNAL, “AND — CLUB DIRECTORY WARD SHELDON, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. 2) &. 8. G. Ww. me Meets every Tuesday evenine at . Pythian Ss 232 Broad Street ie welcome, i