December 9, 1947 (6 pages)

" i gies de Fits Valley 4 cot Dee 9, 1947—3 . "NEWS PTONVILLE: Grave toage No. 59 F&AM held puree meeting in the lodge ‘of Enterprise Lodge No year. phe Fallowing were elected rea M at Yub City at which officers: were elected for the Pauly, Worshipful Master 5 Pp. . Bernardis, Senior Mien, Lawrence C. Otis, Jun Warden, Myron Pauly, Treasree eel M. Cleveland eT will probably be held, Telepho Janua: i EMPTONVILLE: Mr.’ : and Harold P.: Vindhurst left eanesday for Paridise to spend a cen with his parents. E Clarence Hanson and Mrs BO = 2 Amaral made a busife MET to Grass Valley SaturXAM S FITT oad St me 270) da City mn N: Pauly returned last “ from the state of Colorado me he spent the past three eds “Pauly and: Judge Action’ Mi. @Meveland made a brief tip to! Sacramento last week. Gordon Kessler, Nicklos Rothe, Warren. Pauly. Leland Pauly, and gis Pauly were among those going: to the valley to hunt pheagntson ‘the opening day. #Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams pionatin Nordahl, local school } teachers, spent three ‘days’ at ent this last week. atfading institute. Fred J Joubert returned Suna. a business trip to San end Mrs. C. R. Sigford dnd eiilion of the new corps! # family returned a few days ago fom Stockton, he returning there from" Oregon. where he at-; tened the funeral of his mother, *¥r and Mrs. LeRoy ‘Tardi-. jle spent Thanksgiving with’ : arents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ard. @.’ Williams of Marysspent ene with} mercial St gihér sister here ‘this week. and Mrs. Ned Kissig Bp past few days at San © On a business trip. . William A. Lang left a s ago for Santa Rosa to felatives there. “Kollmeyer* left «Thurs‘for San Leandro with a:load 1600 Christmas trees. They! ame om the Ruby Mine. Bt Mrs. mer Christensen and STORY. me ee Mee Lionas ittenfeld made a businees trip Grass Valley ‘Tuesday, Sam P) Boykich arrived Weday from Pioneer and went to his home at Pike. Mrs. Myron Pauly and Mrs. dez made a brief. “trip to Marysville Jean. Kittridge the ‘past few weeks. ives here left a few. ‘for her home at] within the: nce service ito. St. a ME . “Phone 387R. -ALMANAC:. The highest and most lofty trees have fe most reason to dread the thunder, a * 3—Illinois admitted t 1818. us al Union; } oe ington bid farewell icers, 1783. $—Santa Claus day in or lay in Hol6—American anti-slavery society organized, 1833, 7—Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, 194) 8—Congress declared stat of war with Japan, 194f > 9—Italy starts wor on Ethiopian people, 1934. WNU Service Red coral comes Mediterranean sea. from the contract, ‘or they will apply to the LEGAL NOTICE No. 8713 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA JACK CUFFMAN, THOMAS GAU and RAYMOND BROWN, Plaintiffs, vs’ FRED MANLY, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California in-and for the County of Nevada, and the Complaint. filed in the office of Clerk of* said County of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greetings to FRED MANLY, Defendant. You are hereby directed to appear, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above,! brought against you in the Su-j perior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada within ten days after the service on you of this summons — if served within this county; or within thirty days if served} elsewhere. And you are hereby notified . that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgment for. any money or damages demanded in the Complaint, as arising upon ( a] ® GOOD TASTE 246 Sacramento St. ® MODERATE EXPENSE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 { . @ DIGNITY . Nevada City Advertiseme:. From where . sit by Joe Marsh Turrible, Turrible!” 3 Ben Ryder is back! After twenty . years in Capital City, Ben has re' tired and come to enjoy life in the family house on Maple Street. First thing Ben does is write us complaining how Our Town has ' changed. “Why, there’s no mud in the streets to sink. up to your . ankles“ in!” he says:°“No pistol feuding in the town square! No moonshine liquor or Saturday night brawls! Nothing to do but settle for a temperate glass of beer in a law-abiding tavern!” “Turrible, turrible, turrible,” Ben _ in twenty years!” And then Ben “Turribie, says, “how a town can get run down takes his tongue out of his cheek ' Sciences mainatins a public muCourt for any other relief de. manded in the Complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada, this 3rd day of February A. D., 1947. (SBAL) ¢ x : R. N. MecCORMACK, Clerk. d R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk W,. E. Wright, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23 The largest statue in the United States is that of “Liberty nlightening the “World,” 151 feet high, on Bedloe Island — in the harbor of "New York. San -.Francisco’s Academy of seum of natural hart Aquarium, brary with history, Steina scientific liand research departments large scientific collections. . r-] ; ¢ ‘ WE HOPE. IT NEVER HAPPENS TO YOU, sometime, some careless driver may bump into your car and bend a fender, dent the body, break a glass, smash the grill, or do some other damage. We hope it doesn’t happen, but if it should be can make your, car look like new again. and at a reasgnable price. Our job won’t be done until A new caeundtern design. Very smart, Maitchiless seating comfort by day and luxurious sleeping com-:. fort by night, with famous “Cushionized’’ comstruction. Opens easily ard quickly, Fine new fabrics, “you're complete’ satisfied. SERVICE GARAGE FRANK LYSTRUP, Owner All Mechanical Work done by “Rick” Rickard Opposite Phone Grass: g isanes +8 THE FURNITURE CENTER: THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE Veterans Memorial Building 256 sail caaenica hos Corner Pine and Spring Nevada City and tells us how proud he is of the orderly, law-abiding atmosphere he finds here. j And from. where I sit, you. can point to that growing preference for a moderate; wholesome glass of beer as ohe reason folks in Our Town are so.temperate, and neighborly and well-behaved. Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation (Next to. Theatre) ‘SPECIAL: Gaveind Bailey ae “Pin-Up ‘Lainps” * choice of ivory; ‘tan, red, green; plastic light diffuser, ‘choice: of four colors.o . ¥00 watt GE globes © Series socket, CHRISTMAS IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK! 418 Broad’ St. a Die: bracket . plastic. bow}.and metal f. shades,. with cord, plug and only $2.50 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS' $1:80. to $1.90 Parallel. $4.00. Bubble Lights ~ ‘Bubble -: ‘Sylvania, Ficurescent, 4-watt, 1,000 hour’ Freight—3_ cars, track, transformer, Freight with whistle $27.50; Freight, uncoupler, smoke -ALLETRAINS ARE C Goal loader, $1.00 Large. ‘transformer ‘Smoke pellets OMATIC WAFFLE (RONS — a oon 6 CORFEE MAKER.$3.95 and $5.25" NG PADS, G, E. SPARE GLOBES passenger with “Smoke, a . Outdoor—15 ; light bueeeereden onion 356 each life, choice of four “colors.-----LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS automatic © uncoupler.--an automatic uncoupler and whistle $42.50 and whistle OMPLETE AND . READY TO’ RUN* automatic. »_.$13.95:. 110; watt—2 CORY DELUXE 46-cup coffee set -----AUTOMATIC TOASTES® Block signal..------94.95 train control.----$12:50. $27.25 complete $12.95 Chrome ~ é ui chon ELECTRIC GOMORTER, (S-—For any room in the h Up the Home” AMPS—Fully adjustable. Non-Automatic _aeepeen wacnsennctnnree ini Sie SRE . $5.75 ne See Lee Put 19471 Power into your Car . with this brand-new = — Buick Fireball engine WN up. Don’t you dream. On: bossing-a hoodful of et ee flashing 1947. — Eee ; ee 4 beauty going into new Buicks ‘ every Pat. = power? You. see, we .can build engines Doesn’t. your pulse quicken at the thought of nudging the treadle and. feeling the gt of _— ' determined. drive these sleek ~ . ‘e mew. babies have? ee -. So we ‘have ene, engines right = _ Row, We: can lift out your present Then here’s something you'll be glad to knpw ghouls You. can ge ‘a entee 1947 pens for your car — a factoryeh straight-eight = oe any Buick built in the last t years. I 8 the ers sheet steel, bodies and other. _ parts that are short and that hold back ‘complete antontiotien: faster than we can build cars. It’s —

" i gies de Fits Valley 4 cot Dee 9, 1947—3 . "NEWS PTONVILLE: Grave toage No. 59 F&AM held puree meeting in the lodge ‘of Enterprise Lodge No year. phe Fallowing were elected rea M at Yub City at which officers: were elected for the Pauly, Worshipful Master 5 Pp. . Bernardis, Senior Mien, Lawrence C. Otis, Jun Warden, Myron Pauly, Treasree eel M. Cleveland eT will probably be held, Telepho Janua: i EMPTONVILLE: Mr.’ : and Harold P.: Vindhurst left eanesday for Paridise to spend a cen with his parents. E Clarence Hanson and Mrs BO = 2 Amaral made a busife MET to Grass Valley SaturXAM S FITT oad St me 270) da City mn N: Pauly returned last “ from the state of Colorado me he spent the past three eds “Pauly and: Judge Action’ Mi. @Meveland made a brief tip to! Sacramento last week. Gordon Kessler, Nicklos Rothe, Warren. Pauly. Leland Pauly, and gis Pauly were among those going: to the valley to hunt pheagntson ‘the opening day. #Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams pionatin Nordahl, local school } teachers, spent three ‘days’ at ent this last week. atfading institute. Fred J Joubert returned Suna. a business trip to San end Mrs. C. R. Sigford dnd eiilion of the new corps! # family returned a few days ago fom Stockton, he returning there from" Oregon. where he at-; tened the funeral of his mother, *¥r and Mrs. LeRoy ‘Tardi-. jle spent Thanksgiving with’ : arents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ard. @.’ Williams of Marysspent ene with} mercial St gihér sister here ‘this week. and Mrs. Ned Kissig Bp past few days at San © On a business trip. . William A. Lang left a s ago for Santa Rosa to felatives there. “Kollmeyer* left «Thurs‘for San Leandro with a:load 1600 Christmas trees. They! ame om the Ruby Mine. Bt Mrs. mer Christensen and STORY. me ee Mee Lionas ittenfeld made a businees trip Grass Valley ‘Tuesday, Sam P) Boykich arrived Weday from Pioneer and went to his home at Pike. Mrs. Myron Pauly and Mrs. dez made a brief. “trip to Marysville Jean. Kittridge the ‘past few weeks. ives here left a few. ‘for her home at] within the: nce service ito. St. a ME . “Phone 387R. -ALMANAC:. The highest and most lofty trees have fe most reason to dread the thunder, a * 3—Illinois admitted t 1818. us al Union; } oe ington bid farewell icers, 1783. $—Santa Claus day in or lay in Hol6—American anti-slavery society organized, 1833, 7—Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, 194) 8—Congress declared stat of war with Japan, 194f > 9—Italy starts wor on Ethiopian people, 1934. WNU Service Red coral comes Mediterranean sea. from the contract, ‘or they will apply to the LEGAL NOTICE No. 8713 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA JACK CUFFMAN, THOMAS GAU and RAYMOND BROWN, Plaintiffs, vs’ FRED MANLY, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California in-and for the County of Nevada, and the Complaint. filed in the office of Clerk of* said County of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greetings to FRED MANLY, Defendant. You are hereby directed to appear, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above,! brought against you in the Su-j perior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada within ten days after the service on you of this summons — if served within this county; or within thirty days if served} elsewhere. And you are hereby notified . that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgment for. any money or damages demanded in the Complaint, as arising upon ( a] ® GOOD TASTE 246 Sacramento St. ® MODERATE EXPENSE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 { . @ DIGNITY . Nevada City Advertiseme:. From where . sit by Joe Marsh Turrible, Turrible!” 3 Ben Ryder is back! After twenty . years in Capital City, Ben has re' tired and come to enjoy life in the

family house on Maple Street. First thing Ben does is write us complaining how Our Town has ' changed. “Why, there’s no mud in the streets to sink. up to your . ankles“ in!” he says:°“No pistol feuding in the town square! No moonshine liquor or Saturday night brawls! Nothing to do but settle for a temperate glass of beer in a law-abiding tavern!” “Turrible, turrible, turrible,” Ben _ in twenty years!” And then Ben “Turribie, says, “how a town can get run down takes his tongue out of his cheek ' Sciences mainatins a public muCourt for any other relief de. manded in the Complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada, this 3rd day of February A. D., 1947. (SBAL) ¢ x : R. N. MecCORMACK, Clerk. d R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk W,. E. Wright, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23 The largest statue in the United States is that of “Liberty nlightening the “World,” 151 feet high, on Bedloe Island — in the harbor of "New York. San -.Francisco’s Academy of seum of natural hart Aquarium, brary with history, Steina scientific liand research departments large scientific collections. . r-] ; ¢ ‘ WE HOPE. IT NEVER HAPPENS TO YOU, sometime, some careless driver may bump into your car and bend a fender, dent the body, break a glass, smash the grill, or do some other damage. We hope it doesn’t happen, but if it should be can make your, car look like new again.. and at a reasgnable price. Our job won’t be done until A new caeundtern design. Very smart, Maitchiless seating comfort by day and luxurious sleeping com-:. fort by night, with famous “Cushionized’’ comstruction. Opens easily ard quickly, Fine new fabrics, “you're complete’ satisfied. SERVICE GARAGE FRANK LYSTRUP, Owner All Mechanical Work done by “Rick” Rickard Opposite Phone Grass: g isanes +8 THE FURNITURE CENTER: THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE Veterans Memorial Building 256 sail caaenica hos Corner Pine and Spring Nevada City and tells us how proud he is of the orderly, law-abiding atmosphere he finds here. j And from. where I sit, you. can point to that growing preference for a moderate; wholesome glass of beer as ohe reason folks in Our Town are so.temperate, and neighborly and well-behaved. Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation (Next to. Theatre) ‘SPECIAL: Gaveind Bailey ae “Pin-Up ‘Lainps” * choice of ivory; ‘tan, red, green; plastic light diffuser, ‘choice: of four colors.o . ¥00 watt GE globes © Series socket, CHRISTMAS IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK! 418 Broad’ St. a Die: bracket . plastic. bow}.and metal f. shades,. with cord, plug and only $2.50 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS' $1:80. to $1.90 Parallel. $4.00. Bubble Lights ~ ‘Bubble -: ‘Sylvania, Ficurescent, 4-watt, 1,000 hour’ Freight—3_ cars, track, transformer, Freight with whistle $27.50; Freight, uncoupler, smoke -ALLETRAINS ARE C Goal loader, $1.00 Large. ‘transformer ‘Smoke pellets OMATIC WAFFLE (RONS — a oon 6 CORFEE MAKER..$3.95 and $5.25" NG PADS, G, E. SPARE GLOBES passenger with “Smoke, a . Outdoor—15 ; light bueeeereden onion 356 each life, choice of four “colors.-----LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS automatic © uncoupler.--an automatic uncoupler and whistle $42.50 and whistle OMPLETE AND . READY TO’ RUN* automatic.. »_.$13.95:. 110; watt—2 CORY DELUXE 46-cup coffee set -----AUTOMATIC TOASTES® Block signal...------94.95 train control..----$12:50. $27.25 complete $12.95 Chrome ~ é ui chon ELECTRIC GOMORTER, (S-—For any room in the h Up the Home” AMPS—Fully adjustable. Non-Automatic _aeepeen wacnsennctnnree ini Sie SRE . $5.75 ne See Lee Put 19471 Power into your Car . with this brand-new = — Buick Fireball engine WN up. Don’t you dream. On: bossing-a hoodful of et ee flashing 1947. — Eee ; ee 4 beauty going into new Buicks ‘ every Pat. = power? You. see, we .can build engines Doesn’t. your pulse quicken at the thought of nudging the treadle and. feeling the gt of _— ' determined. drive these sleek ~ . ‘e mew. babies have? ee -. So we ‘have ene, engines right = _ Row, We: can lift out your present Then here’s something you'll be glad to knpw ghouls You. can ge ‘a entee 1947 pens for your car — a factoryeh straight-eight = oe any Buick built in the last t years. I 8 the ers sheet steel, bodies and other. _ parts that are short and that hold back ‘complete antontiotien: faster than we can build cars. It’s —