February 24, 1939 (6 pages)

PULL YOUR OWN WEIGHT “The United States’ greatest contribution to life is the conception that labor is something dignified ’and des’ » for everyone, decla#es Pollock, distinguished : ight, author, and publicist, in the current Rotarian Magazine. Work . GROCERY C0 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables -“ PREE DELIVERY Phone 88 is its own reward, he believes,for nobody ever did anything well, or got anywhere, without joy in his job, and that is as true of little jobs as of big ones, “We can have neither progress nor prosperitl, neither opportunity nor democracy,” says Mr. Pollock, “while any considerable number of us regard work as an enemy, but, whait is more to the point, we shall find our dignity equally lessened, and our self-respect, and our pleasure in living. “There are dirty jobs, dull jobs, devastating jobs, but I think there can be few, even of these, that do not give some return outside of the really must help to know that you're pulling your weight, doing your. bit, and holding your place in the world —-at least it must help the man whose vision hasn't been distorted.” ’ The man who doesn’t find his job too dull or too devastating isn’t likely to hold it very long, the playwright says, for the majority of successful men started at jobs that may have seemed uninteresting, yet of which they were unashamed and unresentfull. a‘ “They were banking on themselves; playing a thrilling game; keeping one eye on the bolts, or the wastebaskets, and the other on the gold—anot necessarily material gold —at the 815 Hroad Street . Pay envelope, 1 foot of the rainbow,” Pollock points out. They could say, as J. M. Barrie ” he continues. bb ( NORMAN MINCER, Prop. 4651, Sou. Auburn St. Grass Valley FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING and Reasonable Prices . Grass. Valley Upholstering Shop RUGS REBOUND, AWNINGS Superior Workmanship, Dependable Fabrics once did, ‘The most precious (possession I ever hadi—my joy in hard work.’’ “It is too bad, perhaps, that so many of us toiled to the exclusion of other good things, such as enijoyment of leisure and literature and art, but I should say that wise and balanced enjoyment of labor, like wise and balanced enjoyment of the leisure, is an art. “T can’t remember any good job I . ever did ithat didn’t leave me thrilled, exultant, and almost hysterically . easily rival the widespread influence os John Chrosniak, lieu!enant colonel in the United States army reserve, is president of the newly .formed American Conservation csseciation, @ group making an eXort te organize the Civilian Conservation corps on @ permanent kasis, fully officered and surervised by reserve officers on permanent detail. If the association’s efforts are successful, the new group will add another pressure unit in the political scene which might Phone 995 REPAIRING SAVE. . __ ON REPAIR COSTS Dick Lane’s Garage GAS, ODL, ACCESSORIES, WASHING, POLISHING, RENT BATTERIES Broad and Union Streets happy,” he observes. “Of course’ of the American Legion. there’s no happiness in the other PENS kind, though, mercifully, ‘we often * mistake bad work for good while doing it. But when one perseveres, and HE LEARNS HOW bad work becomes good—that’s the thrill that, luckily, comes more than once in a lifetime.” Miss Ruth Curnow, who is in her first year at San Jose State College, will spend the coming week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow, in Nevada City. _ Expert Mechanics Phone 525 “ARISTOCRAT OF SALAD FRUITS” . Fall of Flaver Back” Guarantee on every brand. 491b. sk Q5c 241/ Ib. sk. Kitchen Craft lossom » , t EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES ON ALL FLOURS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK—Safeway gives you a “Money. ‘El Grande Flour 49 Ib. sk. $1.17 241 Ib. sk. 63c Sperry Drifted Snow Flour 49 Ib. sk. $1.80 241/ lb. sk. 83c Scott Tissue Regular roll 3 for 23c Scott Towels Large roll 3 for 25c. Lux; Toilet Soap Reg. bar 3 for ]7c RINSO Gran. Soap lge. pkg. 19¢ OVALTINE Plain or chocolate med. 15 oz. ctn. Rec Sir Kingsley Wood, minister, operates an automatic armoured fire pesition in a Tolworth, British air England, aircraft plant. The units are being installed on fighting planes. FROM THE RANKS g2¢ Flour Flour Sunsweet Prunes Troce oo py Hollow CORN Garden Patch Je TOMATOES No. 24% cans 3 for 23c . way 635 SANDWICH SPREAD Pint jar 23c Lunch Box =a FLAKES. Small can 11¢ 26 oz. glass jug 12 oz. can aterm Nef TR aerial cite ri nea nian ata ited anaes mee AE eB Be ee he ends eae 2 ae ah ates oo jos ot @rte pr'stoy MARGARINE Ib. ctn. ] 8c. 2 Ib. ct. 35¢[oO ALL TAXABLE a LS a EL EE MR LIE Med. size 2 lb. pkg. [2c CHEESE 2 pound box Brookfield American or. Brick 49¢ SARDINES Ovalcan 3 for J5¢ Rio Del Mar me MACARONI, SPAGHETTI ETC., Cel Mac or Colliseum 2 Ib. pkg. 20¢ 20¢ DILL PICKLES 23 oz. jar Libbys : 3 . . Starting as a. messenger boy at the age: of. 13, John G. McCarthy, SOAP Large tke. 2 for Se # = 7 CRAB No. tenn, 95k IRmaneat Basen cne serene ory ONE YEAR © WD means Menem, Heacy ES . is an honorary pést in that he serves ; OYSTERS = Tall S oz. can = Je . withent ray. Hundreds of Home and Farm Helps SALMON Red Tall Can 9c EXCELLENT DESIGN : Tn Each Issue of POPULAR MECHANICS ' Del Monte Do you want to cut your home or farm repair bills? Can Prices Effective February 24th to you make inexpensive home improvements? Are you win Ry <P : Paice @ Felon Havwauepone: json river. at the fair grounds about two months. . “U. 8S. CANADA SEAWAY Shall the United’ States’ and Canada build the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway? Yes, asserts. Hanford MacNider, former United States minister to Canada, in the symposium in the current Rotarian Magazine. If a seaway is built, counters Frank L. Bolton, president of the New York State Waterways Association, it should be over the all-American route. A. Canadian point of view is expressed by B. M. Coghlin, president of The Montreal Board of Trade, who asserts the seaway is needed neither for transportation nor for power. ‘““Mid-continental (‘North America suffers from hardening of its transportation '‘arteries,’’ contends Colonel MacNider. ‘Here is a great natural water route—extending 2,687 miles from Duluth, Minn., jto the Atlantic Ocean. By constructing eight or nine locks, deepening connecting channels, and developing incidental power, the United States alone will extend’ its coastline 25 per cent and enable 88 per cent of the ships now entering its seaports ito go directly to more than two dozen Great Lakes cities.’ “T am not an alarmist, nor am I given to shadow boxing every time I hear a sword rattle.’’ declares Mr. Bolton, who favors the all-American route from Lake Ontario tto the Hud‘tNevertheless, the crises through which some nations have been passing have compelled pacificminded Americans—believers in international goodwill and understanding—to give more thought to national defense.’’ If the United States were embroiled in a twar, it would! need a waterway over which it could exercise complete control, he believes, maintaining that if a seaway is built, American money should be spent on American soil, where it will benefit American producers and consumers, American engineers and labor, Am-,» erican manufacturers of building materials. ° Presenting a Canadian’ viewpoint on the St. Lawrence project, Mr. Coghlin asserts that it is commercially amd ~ economically unsound, pointing out that to the extend that it would be successful it would divert sorely needed traffic from other transportation facilities. In Canada, he says, it would result in an inordinate tax burden without commenFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1939. SCOTS FLAT WPA Tuesday a notary public took registration of citizens at the WPA camp at Scotts Flat for federal authorities who are attempting to segregate natulalized, matives and foreigners. qualifying ‘the group for March 4 under recent WPA regulations. The statement of the men were taken, latter they will appear before government agent for further questioning. It is estimated there were about 195 men on the project with fluctuations changing the figures a8 much as 30 men a daw att times as the men ‘come and go to the camp. The men are working on the roads, clearing the site of the dam of trees and brush and working in the bed of the dam. It is reported that practically all men alt the ‘camp were citizens of .the United States. Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. Mr. and Mrs. Wyant, Props. Complete 4 course dinner. Choice of fish, steak, turkey or chicken 50c SUNDAY DINNER 50 CENTS 226 Broad St. Nevada City POTTED FLOWERS — Bouquets, Corsages, Flowers for Celebrations, Weddings, Family Reunions and Special Occasions. FOOTE’S FLORIST PHONE 420 Hills Flat Grass Valley "4 Expert Dressmaking Remodeling, Coat Relining, Hemstitching. Covered Buttons and Fur Work. NEVA BOREHAM Phone. 404; Grass Valley 208 Mill ae surate benefits. “So far as Canada is concerned,”’ says the president of The Montreal Board of Trade, ’’we may dismiss the power feature completely because there is now more hydroelectric power available, developed or undevel. oped, in the two central provinces of ' Quebee and Ontario than will likely be required for our own use _ for generations.’’ William Watson, local contractor , of Long street who is employed at! the fair. on Treasure Island, spent . the past week end with his family in Nevada City. He has been working LEONG GROCERY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER— —WINE 314 Broad Street Nevada City ment? Can you service your mechanics, inventions, etc.? ideas: Here are only a few you will not want to miss: Satie . Name This Money Saving Offer saving money by finding new uses for discarded equipknow about the latest developments POPULAR MECHANICS will answer these questions for you and help you solve hundreds of other problems. Each issue is chuck-full of helpful suggestions, practical and useable plans, money-saving and money-making “Save That Old Chair, Re-cane it Yourself” “Build a Serviceable Low Cost Motor Boat” “Cementing Glass, Metal and Celluloid” “How to Build Your Own Tractor” “Make a 1939 Little Giant Portable Fout-tube 1 Combination Phonograph-Radio,” and many more. Haclosed is $3.75. Send your newépaper and Popular Mechanics Magazine to ‘ will bring you Regular Price $5.00 You Save $1 .25 own radio? 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PULL YOUR OWN WEIGHT “The United States’ greatest contribution to life is the conception that labor is something dignified ’and des’ » for everyone, decla#es Pollock, distinguished : ight, author, and publicist, in the current Rotarian Magazine. Work . GROCERY C0 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables -“ PREE DELIVERY Phone 88 is its own reward, he believes,for nobody ever did anything well, or got anywhere, without joy in his job, and that is as true of little jobs as of big ones, “We can have neither progress nor prosperitl, neither opportunity nor democracy,” says Mr. Pollock, “while any considerable number of us regard work as an enemy, but, whait is more to the point, we shall find our dignity equally lessened, and our self-respect, and our pleasure in living. “There are dirty jobs, dull jobs, devastating jobs, but I think there can be few, even of these, that do not give some return outside of the really must help to know that you're pulling your weight, doing your. bit, and holding your place in the world —-at least it must help the man whose vision hasn't been distorted.” ’ The man who doesn’t find his job too dull or too devastating isn’t likely to hold it very long, the playwright says, for the majority of successful men started at jobs that may have seemed uninteresting, yet of which they were unashamed and unresentfull. a‘ “They were banking on themselves; playing a thrilling game; keeping one eye on the bolts, or the wastebaskets, and the other on the gold—anot necessarily material gold —at the 815 Hroad Street . Pay envelope, 1 foot of the rainbow,” Pollock points out. They could say, as J. M. Barrie ” he continues. bb ( NORMAN MINCER, Prop. 4651, Sou. Auburn St. Grass Valley FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING and Reasonable Prices . Grass. Valley Upholstering Shop RUGS REBOUND, AWNINGS Superior Workmanship, Dependable Fabrics once did, ‘The most precious (possession I ever hadi—my joy in hard work.’’ “It is too bad, perhaps, that so many of us toiled to the exclusion of other good things, such as enijoyment of leisure and literature and art, but I should say that wise and balanced enjoyment of labor, like wise and balanced enjoyment of the leisure, is an art. “T can’t remember any good job I . ever did ithat didn’t leave me thrilled, exultant, and almost hysterically . easily rival the widespread influence os John Chrosniak, lieu!enant colonel in the United States army reserve, is president of the newly .formed American Conservation csseciation, @ group making an eXort te organize the Civilian Conservation corps on @ permanent kasis, fully officered and surervised by reserve officers on permanent detail. If the association’s efforts are successful, the new group will add another pressure unit in the political scene which might Phone 995 REPAIRING SAVE.. . __ ON REPAIR COSTS Dick Lane’s Garage GAS, ODL, ACCESSORIES, WASHING, POLISHING, RENT BATTERIES Broad and Union Streets happy,” he observes. “Of course’ of the American Legion. there’s no happiness in the other PENS kind, though, mercifully, ‘we often * mistake bad work for good while doing it. But when one perseveres, and HE LEARNS HOW bad work becomes good—that’s the thrill that, luckily, comes more than once in a lifetime.” Miss Ruth Curnow, who is in her first year at San Jose State College, will spend the coming week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow, in Nevada City. _ Expert Mechanics Phone 525 “ARISTOCRAT OF SALAD FRUITS” . Fall of Flaver Back” Guarantee on every brand. 491b. sk Q5c 241/ Ib. sk. Kitchen Craft lossom » , t EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES ON ALL FLOURS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK—Safeway gives you a “Money. ‘El Grande Flour 49 Ib. sk. $1.17 241 Ib. sk. 63c Sperry Drifted Snow Flour 49 Ib. sk. $1.80 241/ lb. sk. 83c Scott Tissue Regular roll 3 for 23c Scott Towels Large roll 3 for 25c. Lux; Toilet Soap Reg. bar 3 for ]7c RINSO Gran. Soap lge. pkg. 19¢ OVALTINE Plain or chocolate med. 15 oz. ctn. Rec Sir Kingsley Wood, minister, operates an automatic armoured fire pesition in a Tolworth, British air England, aircraft plant. The units are being installed on fighting planes. FROM THE RANKS g2¢ Flour Flour Sunsweet Prunes Troce oo py Hollow CORN Garden Patch Je TOMATOES No. 24% cans 3 for 23c . way 635 SANDWICH SPREAD Pint jar 23c Lunch Box =a FLAKES. Small can 11¢ 26 oz. glass jug 12 oz. can aterm Nef TR aerial cite ri nea nian ata ited anaes mee AE eB Be ee he ends eae 2 ae ah ates oo jos ot @rte pr'stoy MARGARINE Ib. ctn. ] 8c. 2 Ib. ct. 35¢[oO ALL TAXABLE a LS a EL EE MR LIE Med. size 2 lb. pkg. [2c CHEESE 2 pound box Brookfield American or. Brick 49¢ SARDINES Ovalcan 3 for J5¢ Rio Del Mar me MACARONI, SPAGHETTI ETC., Cel Mac or Colliseum 2 Ib. pkg. 20¢

20¢ DILL PICKLES 23 oz. jar Libbys : 3 . . Starting as a. messenger boy at the age: of. 13, John G. McCarthy, SOAP Large tke. 2 for Se # = 7 CRAB No. tenn, 95k IRmaneat Basen cne serene ory ONE YEAR © WD means Menem, Heacy ES . is an honorary pést in that he serves ; OYSTERS = Tall S oz. can = Je . withent ray. Hundreds of Home and Farm Helps SALMON Red Tall Can 9c EXCELLENT DESIGN : Tn Each Issue of POPULAR MECHANICS ' Del Monte Do you want to cut your home or farm repair bills? Can Prices Effective February 24th to you make inexpensive home improvements? Are you win Ry <P : Paice @ Felon Havwauepone: json river. at the fair grounds about two months. . “U. 8S. CANADA SEAWAY Shall the United’ States’ and Canada build the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway? Yes, asserts. Hanford MacNider, former United States minister to Canada, in the symposium in the current Rotarian Magazine. If a seaway is built, counters Frank L. Bolton, president of the New York State Waterways Association, it should be over the all-American route. A. Canadian point of view is expressed by B. M. Coghlin, president of The Montreal Board of Trade, who asserts the seaway is needed neither for transportation nor for power. ‘““Mid-continental (‘North America suffers from hardening of its transportation '‘arteries,’’ contends Colonel MacNider. ‘Here is a great natural water route—extending 2,687 miles from Duluth, Minn., jto the Atlantic Ocean. By constructing eight or nine locks, deepening connecting channels, and developing incidental power, the United States alone will extend’ its coastline 25 per cent and enable 88 per cent of the ships now entering its seaports ito go directly to more than two dozen Great Lakes cities.’ “T am not an alarmist, nor am I given to shadow boxing every time I hear a sword rattle.’’ declares Mr. Bolton, who favors the all-American route from Lake Ontario tto the Hud‘tNevertheless, the crises through which some nations have been passing have compelled pacificminded Americans—believers in international goodwill and understanding—to give more thought to national defense.’’ If the United States were embroiled in a twar, it would! need a waterway over which it could exercise complete control, he believes, maintaining that if a seaway is built, American money should be spent on American soil, where it will benefit American producers and consumers, American engineers and labor, Am-,» erican manufacturers of building materials. ° Presenting a Canadian’ viewpoint on the St. Lawrence project, Mr. Coghlin asserts that it is commercially amd ~ economically unsound, pointing out that to the extend that it would be successful it would divert sorely needed traffic from other transportation facilities. In Canada, he says, it would result in an inordinate tax burden without commenFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1939. SCOTS FLAT WPA Tuesday a notary public took registration of citizens at the WPA camp at Scotts Flat for federal authorities who are attempting to segregate natulalized, matives and foreigners. qualifying ‘the group for March 4 under recent WPA regulations. The statement of the men were taken, latter they will appear before government agent for further questioning. It is estimated there were about 195 men on the project with fluctuations changing the figures a8 much as 30 men a daw att times as the men ‘come and go to the camp. The men are working on the roads, clearing the site of the dam of trees and brush and working in the bed of the dam. It is reported that practically all men alt the ‘camp were citizens of .the United States. Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. Mr. and Mrs. Wyant, Props. Complete 4 course dinner. Choice of fish, steak, turkey or chicken 50c SUNDAY DINNER 50 CENTS 226 Broad St. Nevada City POTTED FLOWERS — Bouquets, Corsages, Flowers for Celebrations, Weddings, Family Reunions and Special Occasions. FOOTE’S FLORIST PHONE 420 Hills Flat Grass Valley "4 Expert Dressmaking Remodeling, Coat Relining, Hemstitching. Covered Buttons and Fur Work. NEVA BOREHAM Phone. 404; Grass Valley 208 Mill ae surate benefits. “So far as Canada is concerned,”’ says the president of The Montreal Board of Trade, ’’we may dismiss the power feature completely because there is now more hydroelectric power available, developed or undevel. oped, in the two central provinces of ' Quebee and Ontario than will likely be required for our own use _ for generations.’’ William Watson, local contractor , of Long street who is employed at! the fair. on Treasure Island, spent . the past week end with his family in Nevada City. He has been working LEONG GROCERY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER— —WINE 314 Broad Street Nevada City ment? Can you service your mechanics, inventions, etc.? ideas: Here are only a few you will not want to miss: Satie . Name This Money Saving Offer saving money by finding new uses for discarded equipknow about the latest developments POPULAR MECHANICS will answer these questions for you and help you solve hundreds of other problems. Each issue is chuck-full of helpful suggestions, practical and useable plans, money-saving and money-making “Save That Old Chair, Re-cane it Yourself” “Build a Serviceable Low Cost Motor Boat” “Cementing Glass, Metal and Celluloid” “How to Build Your Own Tractor” “Make a 1939 Little Giant Portable Fout-tube 1 Combination Phonograph-Radio,” and many more. Haclosed is $3.75. Send your newépaper and Popular Mechanics Magazine to ‘ will bring you Regular Price $5.00 You Save $1 .25 own radio? What do you in electricity, articles, soon to appear, Srect and Number, or R. F. D. lf