July 1, 1946 (4 pages)

from whence he came. It was a little puddle and in it were all ᠀琀栀攀 human toads it could hold—thee was no room for one more, so our her established himself in a modest little business} built a modest little home and married a modest home town girl and settled down to a life some might have deemed ‘mediocre indeed. ‘Too .bad,”’ said pepe of his old acquaintances, he couldn't make good, too bad that he muffed his splendid chances fo success.” During the years however, hé builded fo himself a character of sterling worth dealt fairly with all men won the love ard affection of family, friends’ and acquaintances and gained that most glorious of haloes a spotless reputation. Was that man’s life a failure? . scarcely think\so. How can we measure success and failure? Not untill we have learned the true value sof life itself. Not untill we have learned to fully appreciate and honor integrity of purpose to . place character above mere worldly achievements. Not untill . we are ble to distinguish the true from the false, the spurious from the real. Uncle Silas says;; “Strange how every bill introduced into congress that has for its purpose the eradication of labor racketeering is regarded by union leaders as _ anti-union. Strange how President Truman seems to look upon these ‘Sits as hot cargo.—A. Merriam Conner. DEWITT’S STRAY BODY EXPLAINED The mysterious stray human body discovered by army officers in a rewent final inspection of the DeWitt . Hospital is now reported to have been merely sections of a human ody obtained from the University of California for dissection and anatomical etady, The Nevada County Band will give a concert Sunday June 30 in Memorial Park between the hours of 4 and 5 p. m. under its new name of the Grass Valley Conicert Band. The band will give.a concert in Colfax on July 3, and will participate in the Nevada City celebration of the Fourth in which Grass Valley this year joins. John Blamey, for many years band director has handed his baton to Harold George. Hegarty—In Nevada City, June It had apparently been autopsied. 27, Charles Augustus Hegarty, fathfor medical research purposes and!er of Mrs. Margaret. Vandershoot of bore a label, October 15, 1944. The . Napa, a native of Nevada County remains have been removed to Camp;aged 68 years. Funeral arrangements Beale. are pending. 1 JUST RECEIVED “‘CARLOAD ‘olfax Fruit Growers Co. ‘esevthing For The Farm And Garden” _ HILLS FLAT — TELEPHONE 157 “that . . GRASS. VALLEY BAND SCHEDULE . Auto Lite — Delco Remy — AC Fuel Pumps the 114,000 increase for the entire year 1945. . New applications for service—totaling 340,000 for the first five . months of this year—increased 107 per cent over the corresponding period of a year ago. Of the 286,000 prospective subscribers at the ' first of the year whose applications had been necessarily deferred due to shortage of facilities, we are glad to report that 183,000, or 64 per cent, have been cared for. Due, however, to the time necessarily ine volved in the installation of complicated switchboards—in many " instances new buildings are required to house them—together with . the large number of new applications and the continued materials shortages and disturbed conditions throughout the country affecting manufacturers’ production, 229,000 applicants are still waiting for service. We are diligently concentrating, y, nocwichstanding the difficulties in obtaining adequate apparatus and materials, on providing service wise every effort is being made to improve the quality . and efficiency of our service. Construction of additional toll and long distance circuits has gone forward with rapidity and continued improvement is being made in the service even though the volume continues at record high levels— the calls being 20 per cent greater than in the corresponding fivemonth period of a year ago. Our company has recently made substantial further postwar increased wage adjustments, aggregating $6,000,000 on an annual basis, as a result of collective bargaining negotiations with the unions. These added wage increases are over and above the postwar adjustment wage increases made in December of last year which aggregated more than $18,000,000 on an annual basis. Thus, this recent wage > increase, embodied in a contract to run until March 1, 1947, brings the postwar adjustment wage increases, arising out of collective bargaining, to more than $24,000,000 annually—the increase in our postwar wage rates being 19 per cent. The recent collective bargaine ing negotiations between our management and the unions extended over a period from April.24 to May 18, 1946, and at no time throughout the negotiations did the unions or the company fail to realize that the public interest came. first . . Net Income has been ‘adversely affected by increased costs of . eases, particularly the large added bie expenditures. \ 2 8 : . { President \ ! : The Pacific Telephone and ore Co. { » 114 WEST MAINSTREET, GRASS ‘VALLEY TELEPHONE 600 American Bosch Magnetos — Raybestos Brake\Lining a) SS Sew : Y WHAT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR \ WILL SOON ARRIVE AT ERSKINE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC Factory Authorized Service S10}IMGAIBD 15}AUD J.E.'(Jim) ERSKINE, Prop. rt The ‘Largest Stock of Genuine Factory Replacement Parts North of Sacramento, for Your Car, is ‘Carried in Our Stock. This Stock Makes It Possible for Our Shop To Give You the Type of Service You Would Expect! SIOPIANGAV) SLIQWUOeyS Call—or comé in—and Ict us explain ovr repair financing plan whereby you pay for the work AFTER you've had your vacation! to waiting applicants as fast as it is humanly possible to do so. Like. Flying . Service Phone 25F21 STUDENT INSTRUCTION AIRPLANE RENTALS HANGAR RENTALS AIRCRAFT SALES AND it SERVICE INSTRUCTION FOR ANY TYPE LICENSE ROUND TRIP —Air Taxi Rates— Sacramento ..... $12 Oakland 0. $16 Stockton 2.00. . $16 Reno . $16 2 Hours Waiting Time at Destination Additional Charge for Overtime WANTED TO RENT—5, 6, or 7 rm. house. Couple, one child. Phone H. iM. Leete, Jr. 36 day time —490-evenings. tf GLENBROOK PARK COTTAGE-— Number 7 is now vacant. Two rooms. Modern plumbing, Shower bath. Automatic gas water heater. Garage. Small lawn. Beautiful shade trees. Customary rate for summer is $1.50 per day (two people) to the traveling publie. Until the OPA rescinds order to rent this cottage for 74 cents per day the place will remain closed. 5-235te TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at start. Regular pay. Increases Apply 318 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY IRONING, 65 CENTS PER HOUR. : Jean Harlow, 500 Pine St., G. V. \Phone 794-J. 3-425¢ EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. Complete stock of portable and large type radio batteries, ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists in Radio iNs. 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley\Phone 984. 2-19tf 107 Mill Street, "Grass Valley. 4$i Aiuin Street —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL —Phone 474 Phone 3-W PAGE TWO NEVATA CITY NUGCET MONDAY, JULY I, 1946_ —— —— no ee a da Ci KNOWL AND SEEKS «: conferees who now will meet witn'. would provide for lines from Shasta A at-~ © eles ae . nate conferees to agre> on final! to Dela switehboards via Oroville, av . = c -. . i 4 5 4 : £ a ‘ ae Nevada City Nugget . &ms in the whole bill. The reports;the west side lines from Shasta to 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. } Of th «wo 362 ance groups will be} Delta switchyards, and those from ; . bone sht back to their respective . Keswick to Sacramento. It also woul A Legal Newspaper, as “fined by statute. Printed and Published . . . uses for approval. . permit construction on the Contra sialinerdostaes oS { ae ;Costa distribution system and for H. M. LEETE Editor and lbuv.-.-. aks : pile ee eae : pte serine miscelleanous transmission and : fee = successful senate floor fight! feeder lines and substations. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday avd fuu.sday . WASHINGTON, July 1 Ss to increase the project funds from. . at Nevada City, California, and eniercd us ma ; Senator William F. SBA of . $20,836,670 as—<advoeated bythe! a = meter of tie second Cisss.in ths postoliice Bt iil California 2 sponsor of the original senate aporonriations committee ‘ Nevada City under Act of Cory:ess, March 3, . oS Orn Se = : Ca are [oe Se gt: Sg peer aes es od Officers Chosen For 1879. jpj State legislative Central Valley Act.; the full $25;000,000 recommended . SUBSCRIPTION RA'LES . . ;today was marshalling forces to. b the federal budget bureau. As finTwin Cities Concert Assn. . oc ston e MOVAMCE) ne. = _— f pes’ Bee Accent the sen-/ally passed by the senate the Inter-. ‘me Twin, Cities Community Con-. . . ee eee, we state ote hated — ee Cen-. ior Department appripriation bill! gert Association, it was stated yes-. . We carry complete lines of— ra alley Fropect in the 1947 fis-. contained more than twice the $10.-};.9-. & eieatoe A > O44 : . . F . a terday, hag been organized by 2 i 4 ~nedies, Suntan Oils JUST WONDERIN’ jeal year. 840,120 approved by the house for! Grass Valley and Nevada City resics a Gets i I] wonder about failure now os : eee VAISS: dents. sect. Repellents. and = many. Al 4 : Knowland has called on Reps. When the bill headed back to the : for summer comso about success; : ; : , Franck R. Havenner and J. L. Joln-. house for concurrence, it contained . The executive committee chosen . . other needs for s But should you ask me which is which, . Son_of California to stress the 1m;. $4,572,000 over senate appropria-. consists of Phillip Bradley, president; . forts. I straightway would confess, . portance of the senate increases in. tions committee figures for transmis-, Lloyd Geist, vice president; Eugene That . a6 Hides carihot discover . Central Valley funds~ to the house. sion lines and substations. This sum Ingalls, general chairman, Grass arris , 1 } 1 ; ; ; : . Valley; ;Rev. Joseph W. Moore, R cha hich the other. Ye 53 : ° pust aah ol ns tat : : : of . 9 general chairman, Nevadia City; ElAt first thought it would seem that discerning the dif“ae ‘ Hen Stinson, secretary; Ray J. Kron-. ]. THIR REXALL DRUG STORE ference between failure and success, would be one of the easWe are diligently co ncentrating.. . euierer, weleneer. acini: 400 iest tasks imaginable; but this not not the case. As it is with So e : ' Grass Valley directors: Harold — the sublime and the riduclous, so it is with failure and sucon providing service to . George, Grace Raymond, alts 3 rlasson, Alic ; » — ATEH 1 . oxfergers as alka sie sk os cess the line between the two is often thinly drawn blurred or — Z : Seong die ha is se onde fe nde nge ote ategecerterteteotetetetetetestotestestese obscured, and it is only when we have an accumulation. of waiting applicants as fast as it teehee Settles kt . ens, Julia Cox; Edith Stevenson and . % NEVADA CITY facts that we are capable of placing the label success or failure is humant ile to d [Camille Cornish, a . upon a man or his achievements. b Gniy possibie to do so Nevada City directors: Mrs. Carl!* ON THE There was a young man whose feet were firmly planted : Pavey ree ee ee ee THRESHOLD ; ": f Every effort is being made to improve the qualit Jean White, Mrs. Charles Elliott and . ¥ upon the ladder of success; he had awakened the interest o S Gai poet q y cha ara ke etec + the president of a lage corperation and given a place of imea and efficiency of our service * TO THE BEST portance in the organization, with green lights shining full es se * SPORTS AND upon the way ahead. Promotions came frequently and at >irecting our efforts as we have to render service as rapidly as posG. 'V. ELKS SUMMER PROGRAM . . sible to all who want it an ak : S1ks clos i length he was intrusted with important and confidential matd to make our service even better than it The Grass Valley Elks closed their * RECREATION d-H d has ever been before, the 2,886,000 telephones i in service as of May 31, weekly lodge meetings for the sum-. 4% ters connected with the firm which he represente e under: : . 2 ite ae ° h 1946, include an increase of 254,000 since V-J Day, of which 183,000 mer vacation Wednesday nig + took the new responsibilities gladly but soon found that they : : : ee as ne dded the fi fi an attendance of 1 at the in . 2 ; eG were added in the first five months of this year—an unequaled in. ¥ NEVADA CITY entailed the execution of certain unethical procedudes; the : Se ae : tion of a class of 24 and a dinner. + , : : : : crease in any similar time period in the history of our company. ; * © BER OF COMME evasion of certain laws, the double crossing of competitors, : : During July and August the lodge. % CHLAMD MMERCE dedent cds sehlich t hing seeks abcd. The telephone increase since V-J Day exceeds by 67,000, or 36 per will meet but once a month on the. * rea ive c. Thi wihiesy +0 hi 4 ill ¢ cent, the 187,000 increase in the year 1943—the largest yearly telethird Wednesday. ch . Seber benge te he afest € explained his position . ee se ei oe wee , h “4 phone increase ever recorded by our company. The telephone increase PROFESSIONAL do his job and keep his mout be ut. He : eut his mout shut for the first five months of 1946 exceeds by 69,000, or 60 per cent, but he resigned his job and drifted back into the little puddle NEVADA CITY DIRECTORY WARD & WARD ASSAYING, ANALYSIS. AND METALLURGICAL TESTING AUBURN, GALIFORNIA A eS ” ATTORNEY AT LAW Upiog Building Broad. Street ~ Nevada City Telephone 38 FWNERAL DIRECTORS HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all. Ambulance service at all hours. Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City D@CTORS “Vernon W, Padeett 5 PFEYSICIAN Office Heures: 1 to 3. 7 #0.8, p. m. Sumdays 11:80 to 12 730. 129 South Auburn St,, Grags Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 If No Amswer—Grass Valley 17-W. Cc SEY KERRIN, D.O. OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12.A. M. and 2 to 5 P.M: Office 242 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 305, Residénce Phon 561W OPTOMETRIST GEORGE C. BOLES tometrist 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270.W MINING ENGINEERS J. F. O’CONNOR Mining and Givi. eer United States Mineral § unveying LAcensed Sirveyor 202 Weet Main St. Grass Valley NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL. ™~ CLUB EC TORY WEVADA crry LODGE, No. 518 . . EUKS — ae B. P. 0. 2 every second , Thursday evening oi ¥e4 merast Elke Home, Pine Sst. Sad 108. . : Visitin w Elks wélcome. WARD SHELDON, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, 86, . > WN. 8. G. W. Meets every Tuesday evenine at ‘Pythian tle, 232 Broad Street Visiting Native Sons welcome. WIELIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec, Sae’y OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 1 16 OOF. -Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. . JONATHAN PASCOE, N. G. -WM. H. RICHARDS, Rec. See’y. JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. See’y. ; Banner Mt. Post 2655, V. F. W. ~ ‘Meetings Ist and 3rd Mon., I. O. 0. F. Hall, Nevada City 8 p. m. All overseas veterans invited. FRED C. GARRISON, Commander. D. ROBERT PAINE, Adjutant.

from whence he came. It was a little puddle and in it were all ᠀琀栀攀 human toads it could hold—thee was no room for one more, so our her established himself in a modest little business} built a modest little home and married a modest home town girl and settled down to a life some might have deemed ‘mediocre indeed. ‘Too .bad,”’ said pepe of his old acquaintances, he couldn't make good, too bad that he muffed his splendid chances fo success.” During the years however, hé builded fo himself a character of sterling worth dealt fairly with all men won the love ard affection of family, friends’ and acquaintances and gained that most glorious of haloes a spotless reputation. Was that man’s life a failure? . scarcely think\so. How can we measure success and failure? Not untill we have learned the true value sof life itself. Not untill we have learned to fully appreciate and honor integrity of purpose to . place character above mere worldly achievements. Not untill . we are ble to distinguish the true from the false, the spurious from the real. Uncle Silas says;; “Strange how every bill introduced into congress that has for its purpose the eradication of labor racketeering is regarded by union leaders as _ anti-union. Strange how President Truman seems to look upon these ‘Sits as hot cargo.—A. Merriam Conner. DEWITT’S STRAY BODY EXPLAINED The mysterious stray human body discovered by army officers in a rewent final inspection of the DeWitt . Hospital is now reported to have been merely sections of a human ody obtained from the University of California for dissection and anatomical etady, The Nevada County Band will give a concert Sunday June 30 in Memorial Park between the hours of 4 and 5 p. m. under its new name of the Grass Valley Conicert Band. The band will give.a concert in Colfax on July 3, and will participate in the Nevada City celebration of the Fourth in which Grass Valley this year joins. John Blamey, for many years band director has handed his baton to Harold George. Hegarty—In Nevada City, June It had apparently been autopsied. 27, Charles Augustus Hegarty, fathfor medical research purposes and!er of Mrs. Margaret. Vandershoot of bore a label, October 15, 1944. The . Napa, a native of Nevada County remains have been removed to Camp;aged 68 years. Funeral arrangements Beale. are pending. 1 JUST RECEIVED “‘CARLOAD ‘olfax Fruit Growers Co. ‘esevthing For The Farm And Garden” _ HILLS FLAT — TELEPHONE 157 “that . . GRASS. VALLEY BAND SCHEDULE . Auto Lite — Delco Remy — AC Fuel Pumps the 114,000 increase for the entire year 1945. . New applications for service—totaling 340,000 for the first five . months of this year—increased 107 per cent over the corresponding period of a year ago. Of the 286,000 prospective subscribers at the ' first of the year whose applications had been necessarily deferred due to shortage of facilities, we are glad to report that 183,000, or 64 per cent, have been cared for. Due, however, to the time necessarily ine volved in the installation of complicated switchboards—in many " instances new buildings are required to house them—together with . the large number of new applications and the continued materials shortages and disturbed conditions throughout the country affecting manufacturers’ production, 229,000 applicants are still waiting for service. We are diligently concentrating, y, nocwichstanding the difficulties in obtaining adequate apparatus and materials, on providing service wise every effort is being made to improve the quality . and efficiency of our service. Construction of additional toll and long distance circuits has gone forward with rapidity and continued improvement is being made in the service even though the volume continues at record high levels— the calls being 20 per cent greater than in the corresponding fivemonth period of a year ago. Our company has recently made substantial further postwar increased wage adjustments, aggregating $6,000,000 on an annual basis, as a result of collective bargaining negotiations with the unions. These added wage increases are over and above the postwar adjustment wage increases made in December of last year which aggregated more than $18,000,000 on an annual basis. Thus, this recent wage > increase, embodied in a contract to run until March 1, 1947, brings the postwar adjustment wage increases, arising out of collective bargaining, to more than $24,000,000 annually—the increase in our postwar wage rates being 19 per cent. The recent collective bargaine ing negotiations between our management and the unions extended over a period from April.24 to May 18, 1946, and at no time throughout the negotiations did the unions or the company fail to realize that the public interest came. first . . Net Income has been ‘adversely affected by increased costs of . eases, particularly the large added bie expenditures. \ 2 8 : . { President \ ! : The Pacific Telephone and ore Co. { » 114 WEST MAINSTREET, GRASS ‘VALLEY TELEPHONE 600 American Bosch Magnetos — Raybestos Brake\Lining a) SS Sew : Y WHAT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR \ WILL SOON ARRIVE AT ERSKINE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC Factory Authorized Service S10}IMGAIBD 15}AUD J.E.'(Jim) ERSKINE, Prop. rt The ‘Largest Stock of Genuine Factory Replacement Parts North of Sacramento, for Your Car, is ‘Carried in Our Stock. This Stock Makes It Possible for Our Shop To Give You the Type of Service You Would Expect! SIOPIANGAV) SLIQWUOeyS Call—or comé in—and Ict us explain ovr repair financing plan whereby you pay for the work AFTER you've had your vacation! to waiting applicants as fast as it is humanly possible to do so. Like. Flying . Service Phone 25F21 STUDENT INSTRUCTION AIRPLANE RENTALS HANGAR RENTALS AIRCRAFT SALES AND it SERVICE INSTRUCTION FOR ANY TYPE LICENSE ROUND TRIP —Air Taxi Rates— Sacramento .......... $12 Oakland 0.. $16 Stockton 2.00. . $16 Reno . $16 2 Hours Waiting Time at Destination Additional Charge for Overtime WANTED TO RENT—5, 6, or 7 rm. house. Couple, one child. Phone H. iM. Leete, Jr. 36 day time —490-evenings. tf GLENBROOK PARK COTTAGE-— Number 7 is now vacant. Two rooms. Modern plumbing, Shower bath. Automatic gas water heater. Garage. Small lawn. Beautiful shade trees. Customary rate for summer is $1.50 per day (two people) to the traveling publie. Until the OPA rescinds order to rent this cottage for 74 cents per day the place will remain closed. 5-235te TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK Earn $28 for 40 hour work week at start. Regular pay. Increases Apply 318 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE

AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY IRONING, 65 CENTS PER HOUR. : Jean Harlow, 500 Pine St., G. V. \Phone 794-J. 3-425¢ EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. Complete stock of portable and large type radio batteries, ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists in Radio iNs. 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley\Phone 984. 2-19tf 107 Mill Street, "Grass Valley. 4$i Aiuin Street —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL —Phone 474 Phone 3-W PAGE TWO NEVATA CITY NUGCET MONDAY, JULY I, 1946_ —— —— no ee a da Ci KNOWL AND SEEKS «: conferees who now will meet witn'. would provide for lines from Shasta A at-~ © eles ae . nate conferees to agre> on final! to Dela switehboards via Oroville, av . = c -. . i 4 5 4 : £ a ‘ ae Nevada City Nugget . &ms in the whole bill. The reports;the west side lines from Shasta to 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. } Of th «wo 362 ance groups will be} Delta switchyards, and those from ; . bone sht back to their respective . Keswick to Sacramento. It also woul A Legal Newspaper, as “fined by statute. Printed and Published . . . uses for approval. . permit construction on the Contra sialinerdostaes oS { ae ;Costa distribution system and for H. M. LEETE Editor and lbuv.-.-. aks : pile ee eae : pte serine miscelleanous transmission and : fee = successful senate floor fight! feeder lines and substations. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday avd fuu.sday . WASHINGTON, July 1 Ss to increase the project funds from. . at Nevada City, California, and eniercd us ma ; Senator William F. SBA of . $20,836,670 as—<advoeated bythe! a = meter of tie second Cisss.in ths postoliice Bt iil California 2 sponsor of the original senate aporonriations committee ‘ Nevada City under Act of Cory:ess, March 3, . oS Orn Se = : Ca are [oe Se gt: Sg peer aes es od Officers Chosen For 1879. jpj State legislative Central Valley Act.; the full $25;000,000 recommended . SUBSCRIPTION RA'LES . . ;today was marshalling forces to. b the federal budget bureau. As finTwin Cities Concert Assn. . oc ston e MOVAMCE) ne. = _— f pes’ Bee Accent the sen-/ally passed by the senate the Inter-. ‘me Twin, Cities Community Con-. . . ee eee, we state ote hated — ee Cen-. ior Department appripriation bill! gert Association, it was stated yes-. . We carry complete lines of— ra alley Fropect in the 1947 fis-. contained more than twice the $10.-};.9-. & eieatoe A > O44 : . . F . a terday, hag been organized by 2 i 4 ~nedies, Suntan Oils JUST WONDERIN’ jeal year. 840,120 approved by the house for! Grass Valley and Nevada City resics a Gets i I] wonder about failure now os : eee VAISS: dents. sect. Repellents. and = many. Al 4 : Knowland has called on Reps. When the bill headed back to the : for summer comso about success; : ; : , Franck R. Havenner and J. L. Joln-. house for concurrence, it contained . The executive committee chosen . . other needs for s But should you ask me which is which, . Son_of California to stress the 1m;. $4,572,000 over senate appropria-. consists of Phillip Bradley, president; . forts. I straightway would confess, . portance of the senate increases in. tions committee figures for transmis-, Lloyd Geist, vice president; Eugene That . a6 Hides carihot discover . Central Valley funds~ to the house. sion lines and substations. This sum Ingalls, general chairman, Grass arris , 1 } 1 ; ; ; : . Valley; ;Rev. Joseph W. Moore, R cha hich the other. Ye 53 : ° pust aah ol ns tat : : : of . 9 general chairman, Nevadia City; ElAt first thought it would seem that discerning the dif“ae ‘ Hen Stinson, secretary; Ray J. Kron-. ]. THIR REXALL DRUG STORE ference between failure and success, would be one of the easWe are diligently co ncentrating... . euierer, weleneer. acini: 400 iest tasks imaginable; but this not not the case. As it is with So e : ' Grass Valley directors: Harold — the sublime and the riduclous, so it is with failure and sucon providing service to . George, Grace Raymond, alts 3 rlasson, Alic ; » — ATEH 1 . oxfergers as alka sie sk os cess the line between the two is often thinly drawn blurred or — Z : Seong die ha is se onde fe nde nge ote ategecerterteteotetetetetetestotestestese obscured, and it is only when we have an accumulation. of waiting applicants as fast as it teehee Settles kt . ens, Julia Cox; Edith Stevenson and . % NEVADA CITY facts that we are capable of placing the label success or failure is humant ile to d [Camille Cornish, a . upon a man or his achievements. b Gniy possibie to do so Nevada City directors: Mrs. Carl!* ON THE There was a young man whose feet were firmly planted : Pavey ree ee ee ee THRESHOLD ; ": f Every effort is being made to improve the qualit Jean White, Mrs. Charles Elliott and . ¥ upon the ladder of success; he had awakened the interest o S Gai poet q y cha ara ke etec + the president of a lage corperation and given a place of imea and efficiency of our service * TO THE BEST portance in the organization, with green lights shining full es se * SPORTS AND upon the way ahead. Promotions came frequently and at >irecting our efforts as we have to render service as rapidly as posG. 'V. ELKS SUMMER PROGRAM . . sible to all who want it an ak : S1ks clos i length he was intrusted with important and confidential matd to make our service even better than it The Grass Valley Elks closed their * RECREATION d-H d has ever been before, the 2,886,000 telephones i in service as of May 31, weekly lodge meetings for the sum-. 4% ters connected with the firm which he represente e under: : . 2 ite ae ° h 1946, include an increase of 254,000 since V-J Day, of which 183,000 mer vacation Wednesday nig + took the new responsibilities gladly but soon found that they : : : ee as ne dded the fi fi an attendance of 1 at the in . 2 ; eG were added in the first five months of this year—an unequaled in. ¥ NEVADA CITY entailed the execution of certain unethical procedudes; the : Se ae : tion of a class of 24 and a dinner. + , : : : : crease in any similar time period in the history of our company. ; * © BER OF COMME evasion of certain laws, the double crossing of competitors, : : During July and August the lodge. % CHLAMD MMERCE dedent cds sehlich t hing seeks abcd. The telephone increase since V-J Day exceeds by 67,000, or 36 per will meet but once a month on the. * rea ive c. Thi wihiesy +0 hi 4 ill ¢ cent, the 187,000 increase in the year 1943—the largest yearly telethird Wednesday. ch . Seber benge te he afest € explained his position . ee se ei oe wee , h “4 phone increase ever recorded by our company. The telephone increase PROFESSIONAL do his job and keep his mout be ut. He : eut his mout shut for the first five months of 1946 exceeds by 69,000, or 60 per cent, but he resigned his job and drifted back into the little puddle NEVADA CITY DIRECTORY WARD & WARD ASSAYING, ANALYSIS. AND METALLURGICAL TESTING AUBURN, GALIFORNIA A eS ” ATTORNEY AT LAW Upiog Building Broad. Street ~ Nevada City Telephone 38 FWNERAL DIRECTORS HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all. Ambulance service at all hours. Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City D@CTORS “Vernon W, Padeett 5 PFEYSICIAN Office Heures: 1 to 3. 7 #0.8, p. m. Sumdays 11:80 to 12 730. 129 South Auburn St,, Grags Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 If No Amswer—Grass Valley 17-W. Cc SEY KERRIN, D.O. OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12.A. M. and 2 to 5 P.M: Office 242 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 305, Residénce Phon 561W OPTOMETRIST GEORGE C. BOLES tometrist 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270.W MINING ENGINEERS J. F. O’CONNOR Mining and Givi. eer United States Mineral § unveying LAcensed Sirveyor 202 Weet Main St. Grass Valley NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL. ™~ CLUB EC TORY WEVADA crry LODGE, No. 518 . . EUKS — ae B. P. 0. 2 every second , Thursday evening oi ¥e4 merast Elke Home, Pine Sst. Sad 108. . : Visitin w Elks wélcome. WARD SHELDON, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, 86, . > WN. 8. G. W. Meets every Tuesday evenine at ‘Pythian tle, 232 Broad Street Visiting Native Sons welcome. WIELIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec, Sae’y OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 1 16 OOF. -Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. . JONATHAN PASCOE, N. G. -WM. H. RICHARDS, Rec. See’y. JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. See’y. ; Banner Mt. Post 2655, V. F. W. ~ ‘Meetings Ist and 3rd Mon., I. O. 0. F. Hall, Nevada City 8 p. m. All overseas veterans invited. FRED C. GARRISON, Commander. D. ROBERT PAINE, Adjutant.