July 24, 1941 (6 pages)

. Domingo Casci Rite: Held Here Yesterday Final rites for Domingo Casci 79, Church Notes! SOCIAL Lead Kindly Light and My Task were sung by Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, Casci, Fred Bertoncini, Joseph Giovannetti and Joseph Marchette. WATERMELON FEED They were unloading watermelons from last a truck at the Hing night. Charles Hing’s ploits did not include Grocery past ex baseball cr football playing and in no time two choice melons slipped through his grasp and split. The usual gang grouped around the city hall had an unexpected feast. Back At Hotel— William Veale, who had been confined to the Miners Hospital for several weeks, has recovered sufficiently to return to his room at the National Hotel. Visits Relattives— Mrs. Ella M. Austin is visiting relatives at McArthur, California. She will enjoy a ten day stay with them. Nevada City: Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt. Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered ‘Clarence R. Gray hee Coyote Street ¥a Phone 152 Ee _ NEVADA CITY . FOLDERS AND ~ FOREST MAPS AVAILABLE NEVADACCITY Chamber of Commerce is one of our most valuable foods In all of month each at Christian Science churches, other hand, extends cer‘ o‘>er henefits to selectees on . contracts entered into or on which es Oeeat instalments were prid 30 days prior to military service. "Because of the Getober 17, 1940 a the The subject Golden Mother of Text captained ‘wil mere‘ful kindness Beth Wi'son. acted 2 tO ;escort during the ceremonies. For. Elsie Flven. retiring nast bes praise the: Lord, all-ye nations. his by nreronted presi is great to. dent. was given her past president’s and-the truth of the Lord . nin. Past President Edith Casci, ward us: 1¢! District Deputy Grand Hannabelle Bib’e selections wil include the Daley and Dorothy Southern were endureth 2). for ever” (Psalms Deputy District as} 117: potted fern during in appreciation the past of her In re term. selectees <13 these young men and their families that they know that their interest will be protected equally with those ed in the first draft also would he of the first registrants,” Mr. Wright Cicogni Gild-rsleeve with a. Mrs. work Lucille week’s’ . Church, Christ. ‘Truth.”’ last limitation, would not be fully protected, unless > Laet Pa let: Gigli nae tera! (Cease No. & Native Dauchters of the Gold. Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall here. Pes fected by last week’s Sel-c'ive Se:Mrs. Nettie Gildsr-. Scienen West of this citv, weve installed: Monday night. vice lottery. . sleeve. opened the council meeting,. tist, in Boston, Mass., a Lesson-Ser-. at the hall heve. Thousands of young men regis‘e:mon will be read Sunday, July 27, The drill team of J-aurel Par or; the last of her successful term. branches of The The’ First Church turn, Mrs, Gildersleeve presented the benefited In by the plan sonitnued. telegrams to members of Con gress, the Board of Governors of the State Bar urged amendment of two important district deputy with a gift. sections of the “rom Vermont— ‘Tiss, Soldiers Rarbara Bishop of Vermont was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles and Sailors Civil Relief Act. Unless It w%s announced at the meeting these sections are amended promptEB. Parsons for a few days. Miss Bis following passage from Deuteronomy 32: 3, 4: “Because I will publish the also the. presented with gifts. ‘a ecard party will be given at eight ly, the new selectees may lose equithop is a sister of Harold W. Bishop A festure of the evening was the o'clock on August 4th at the VF'W ies in automobiles, insurance policof Springfield, Vermont, the son-inname of the Lord; ascribe ve greatpresentation -to nine members of the for the purpose of raising money for . ies, homes and other installment purlaw of Mr. and Mrs. Parsons: ness unto our God. He is the Rock, parlor gold pin$S emblematic of fifty the sending of delegates to the con-. chases. : his work is perfect: for all his ways years membership. Esther T. Joyal vention in Red Bluff in August. . : “We are asking Congress. to “At The Beach— are judgment: a God of truth and made the presentations. Those reA committee headed by Mrs. GildMrs. George Legge is enjoying: a amend Sections 301 and 302 of the . without iniquity, just and right is ceiving the coveted jewels were: ersleeve served refreshments follow. Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, two weeks vacation as the guest of a he.” Hannah Keenan Grimes, who now ing the installation rites. ‘to conform to Section 402,” said friend at Rincon Beach in Ventura. resides in Arizona, May English’ District Deputy Lucille Cicogni as-. Loyd Wright, president of the State site cer = th Whitehead, Grace Nilon Morgan, now sisted by Senior Past Chief Hilda, d pre-! Bar, ‘The’ amendments woul residing in San Francisco, Minnie . Risley raised the chiefs as follows: LAW AND JUSTICE vent summary repossssion of autoLaw is the embodiment of the Brand of Sacramento, Lulu Jones, Elizabeth Lashbaugh, prophetess; mobiles, for example, when a selecKeys Made Vhile You Wait moral sentiment of the people.— Nora Austin .and Belle Douglass of Marguerite Smith, Pocahontas; Miltee is unable to maintain payments Nevada City and Miss Sallie Groves. . dred Foulten, Wenonah; Andy Jonbicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuam Blackstone. The following were the officers in-. A law is valuable not because it es, Powhattan; Phylis Bluxome, teh Jrons. Steves, Kte, Kepatred. : ‘s law, but because there is right in stalled: keeper of records; Lucille Cicogni, GEMS OF THOUGHT _ SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Edith signification notes of law. the absence Injustice ‘of past president; law.—Mary : Clark, ' What we seek is the reign of law, rezording O’Connor, secretary; treasurer; Adeline Agnes Worth based upon the @onsent of the govley, financial secretary; erned and sustained by the organizEilerman, pianist; Effie ed opinion of mankind.—Woodrow Frances Goering, selor; Hilda Risley, Ramsey, second The Joe Fell; more or less imperfect, of Elizabeth the Al Murray, 23, of this city, is free There is but one law for all, namon $500 cash bail pending a hearing Lashmbaugh, trustees. . POOR EYESIGHT DISQUALIFIES ROBERT SCHIFFNER ely, that law. which gover'ns all law, on a charge of drunken driving with Robert Schiffner failed to pass the } the law of our Creator, the law of injury, a felony. Murray was charg armv doctor at the induction station . humanity, justice, equity—the law of ed with the offense after his machine in and of nations.—Edmund struck Jack Webb at Hills Flat last Burke. Friday morning. Webb is still in the —-Methodist Church Sunday school at Jones 10 a. m. There are nice and_ cooi. Preaching service at 11 a. m. Special musical number by Johnny Blamey. A chorus number. Sermon, great “I Am is cordially declaration, pastor. Fhe public Paul’s Leagues young ten people . by the Phil Angove president will have program. The theme lers be “Echoes from Mount Hermon.”’ Several of the leaguers will twenty or sight, Shirley of oor Brattin and» passed the physical examination John av-my’s and p. m. Young people’s rigid . were in ducted into service for a year. at 7:30 hour Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest selection in thi; district. . Prize Dahlia Bulbs. Gold] Fish, Cana‘ies and Pet supplies. Garden Sprays and COFFEE SHOP & ; NATIONAL HOTEL ft) Ma he Foods. ae Sto re NEVADA CITY CALIPORNLA Grass Valley PROUSE amit . f ae a GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY —OPEN 8 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. Only the-best of equipment and Kellogg’s 6 varieties of cereal, 1 package materials are used by our experiencer operators. TRY US. New Quaker Oaties, 1 pkg. 12c. Shredded Wheat, package NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. celebrated be will Two masses Catholic Canice St. the at Sunday Mail order check work promptly attended to. Church. The first mass will be at.& a. m a.nd the second at 10:30 a. m. Father Patrick O'Reilly will conduct has been the guest of Mrs. C. Parsons for weeks past several i . COFFEE SHOP Hills Flat Bird . Shredded Ralston, 2 packages —Catholic Church Cheeri Oats, ready to eat, 2 pcakages . Rice Krispies, 2 packages for Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent tor New York-Calitornia Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters ‘Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance F. E. J. N. OTT eee Wednesday. cu - Proprietor LSTA ENE BSE WOR GIS Sa 8 Wis ARES BEE SEN SIS ON TTY — Lowest repair cost in owners’ experience! Cramer’s Auto Exchange Grass Valley, Calif. Williamson’s Service Garage Phone 106, Nevada City, Calif.” Quart Jo-Jo Peanut Butter, pints Dill Pickles, Ladies Choice, gal. Mission Root Beer, Clicquot Club, Orange Cream, large bottles—3 for Mason Jars, pints doz. 73c, quarts doz. complete with hide More money when you trade in! STUDEBAKER CyaMpION Ripe Olives, pints 14c. All 5c Pops, Pepsi Cola, Coco Cola, ice cold,» 6 for 25c Million-dollar ride and handling ease! : Midget Mission Sweet Pickles, 12 oz. 20c, 21 oz. _ More miles per gallon, say. happy owners! DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, large pkgs. with dish, 2 for Puffed Rice, giant package lowest price field” Phone 405 YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR Bedding Plants PHONE 412 107 Mill Street Thursday at 7:30\ p. m. Market the and ayer ay practice Keystone eye} Marks, who left a: the same time 4s. Schiffner, 302. limited t 7780p. \m prayer hour Tue home disqualified because EVERY THING PHOTOGRAPHIC d the inservice. study the ed to his home here. Schiffner was. IS OF THE HIGHEST GRADE leadership charge of Choir return. Our Photo Finishing . in-! uers will have charge of the service. will and and : of Bill Rickard, The Epworth Leag the Monday Ready”, led the Grass City Nugget ads at 6:30 p. m. minutes under in Sacramento 301 * Preaching service at 7:30 p: m. Song service for Hospital When. shopping mention the Nevada vited. Epworth Memorial Valley. are classes for all ages. The Sunday school rooms 109 West Main St., Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY Bart-. OUT ON. BAIL them.—James Anthony Froude. nature protection was in. ors Civil Relief Act was.passed, but Warriors Thelma ‘ 6 TROP TOA ss SHARPENED Gunsmith Licht Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP are Maynard Crow, Lee Day, George ; seciions Falmbigl, cae aie AXES. KNIVES, Ella tended when the Soldiers and Sail-. ¢ first aid; aid; : SAWS, protecting both the equity of the boy. in the service and the rights of the holder of legal title under an instal Moulton, thir@ vice president; Thelrunner; Mary Brisebill, second runma Butz, inside sentinel; Beryl ner; Blanche Williams, first councilment contract.”’ Exactly such Granholm, outside sentinel; Nellie or; Mildred Tobiassen, second coun de Baker Eddy. Casci, made for court investigation of the facts, to work out an adjustment Dorcollector of wampum; Lila Day, othy Southern, president; Beth Wilkeeper of wampum; Felicia Moody, I believe in obeying the laws of son, first vice president; Ida Norfirst scout; Bessie Householder, secthe Jand. I practice and teach this ton, second vice president; Mildred ond stout; Beatrice Dewamp, first obedience, since justice is the moral it.——-Henry Ward Beecher. “im driving the big money saver of the We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. oei yet} re The raisine of the chiefs of Ponelaunrhed a trovement to give in-'the amendments advocated by the With District -Denutvy Grand Prosi. mah Council for the new term was . dent Hannahbelle Dalev afticiating: \ ‘creased protection of the legal rights Sta’e Rar. are enacted. the new officers of Laurel Parlor observed at a special meeting in the of the 750,000 American yeuths afrscessary to the morale of returned Nevada City into Section Wednesday Mrs. Alta Rowe of Sacramento who 213 Commercial Street 1940, ie the masses. Phone 67 . 17, first speak. There were some over of our leaguers atte MEAT econiracts entered ara he . The State Bar of California todav eternal laws, so far aS we can read FINE WATCH REPAIRING 0 October Sop: ies, ce Special Meeting Monday o At Imoressive Rites marshal; Lena Calanan, Leona Noylett, musician; Bernice Davis, color 241 Commercial S&. Wilson. bearer; Ella Ramsey, Mary Brisebil!, es and Annie Darke, trustees. Nevada City Our human laws are but the cop Phone 577 yotom poe 30ulder Street every Sunday 11. a. m. A testimonial meeting is held the on IMPROMPTU Ponemeh Cour cil Chief . Raising Obcerved At ! Laurel Parlov Corn: OF Officer: Installed pee PPATECTION OF CATAIERS RICHTC Ss accompanied by Mrs. Thomas White. The pallbearers wete Charles Genasci, Carl J. Tobiassen, Valentine STATE BAP ASKS . well known resident who died Mon—Christian Science Society day, were attended by many friends The Christian Science Sociaty of at the Holmes Funeral Home here Nevada City holds service at 114 yesterday afternoon. Burial was in the Pine Grove Cemetery. PAGE FIVE NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941. t gout Oo 2 ee Jar Cone complete, doz. 23c. Lids, dozen at or easton DAT IH tay atte ghont® aitig at yenincie See America’s newest, most besutiful car SKYWAY SERIES STUDEBAKER on Prestdeat ight aad Fine Granulated Sugar; 10 pounds For Your Dogs, Par Dog Food 3 for 25, Bonnie’s 6, 25¢ BLE TA GE VE OD GO OF NE LI D O O G BEEF, STAR AND MEL B HAAMB.Y COMPLETE LINE OF MEATS.

. Domingo Casci Rite: Held Here Yesterday Final rites for Domingo Casci 79, Church Notes! SOCIAL Lead Kindly Light and My Task were sung by Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, Casci, Fred Bertoncini, Joseph Giovannetti and Joseph Marchette. WATERMELON FEED They were unloading watermelons from last a truck at the Hing night. Charles Hing’s ploits did not include Grocery past ex baseball cr football playing and in no time two choice melons slipped through his grasp and split. The usual gang grouped around the city hall had an unexpected feast. Back At Hotel— William Veale, who had been confined to the Miners Hospital for several weeks, has recovered sufficiently to return to his room at the National Hotel. Visits Relattives— Mrs. Ella M. Austin is visiting relatives at McArthur, California. She will enjoy a ten day stay with them. Nevada City: Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt. Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered ‘Clarence R. Gray hee Coyote Street ¥a Phone 152 Ee _ NEVADA CITY . FOLDERS AND ~ FOREST MAPS AVAILABLE NEVADACCITY Chamber of Commerce is one of our most valuable foods In all of month each at Christian Science churches, other hand, extends cer‘ o‘>er henefits to selectees on . contracts entered into or on which es Oeeat instalments were prid 30 days prior to military service. "Because of the Getober 17, 1940 a the The subject Golden Mother of Text captained ‘wil mere‘ful kindness Beth Wi'son. acted 2 tO ;escort during the ceremonies. For. Elsie Flven. retiring nast bes praise the: Lord, all-ye nations. his by nreronted presi is great to. dent. was given her past president’s and-the truth of the Lord . nin. Past President Edith Casci, ward us: 1¢! District Deputy Grand Hannabelle Bib’e selections wil include the Daley and Dorothy Southern were endureth 2). for ever” (Psalms Deputy District as} 117: potted fern during in appreciation the past of her In re term. selectees <13 these young men and their families that they know that their interest will be protected equally with those ed in the first draft also would he of the first registrants,” Mr. Wright Cicogni Gild-rsleeve with a. Mrs. work Lucille week’s’ . Church, Christ. ‘Truth.”’ last limitation, would not be fully protected, unless > Laet Pa let: Gigli nae tera! (Cease No. & Native Dauchters of the Gold. Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall here. Pes fected by last week’s Sel-c'ive Se:Mrs. Nettie Gildsr-. Scienen West of this citv, weve installed: Monday night. vice lottery. . sleeve. opened the council meeting,. tist, in Boston, Mass., a Lesson-Ser-. at the hall heve. Thousands of young men regis‘e:mon will be read Sunday, July 27, The drill team of J-aurel Par or; the last of her successful term. branches of The The’ First Church turn, Mrs, Gildersleeve presented the benefited In by the plan sonitnued. telegrams to members of Con gress, the Board of Governors of the State Bar urged amendment of two important district deputy with a gift. sections of the “rom Vermont— ‘Tiss, Soldiers Rarbara Bishop of Vermont was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles and Sailors Civil Relief Act. Unless It w%s announced at the meeting these sections are amended promptEB. Parsons for a few days. Miss Bis following passage from Deuteronomy 32: 3, 4: “Because I will publish the also the. presented with gifts. ‘a ecard party will be given at eight ly, the new selectees may lose equithop is a sister of Harold W. Bishop A festure of the evening was the o'clock on August 4th at the VF'W ies in automobiles, insurance policof Springfield, Vermont, the son-inname of the Lord; ascribe ve greatpresentation -to nine members of the for the purpose of raising money for . ies, homes and other installment purlaw of Mr. and Mrs. Parsons: ness unto our God. He is the Rock, parlor gold pin$S emblematic of fifty the sending of delegates to the con-. chases. : his work is perfect: for all his ways years membership. Esther T. Joyal vention in Red Bluff in August. . : “We are asking Congress. to “At The Beach— are judgment: a God of truth and made the presentations. Those reA committee headed by Mrs. GildMrs. George Legge is enjoying: a amend Sections 301 and 302 of the . without iniquity, just and right is ceiving the coveted jewels were: ersleeve served refreshments follow. Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, two weeks vacation as the guest of a he.” Hannah Keenan Grimes, who now ing the installation rites. ‘to conform to Section 402,” said friend at Rincon Beach in Ventura. resides in Arizona, May English’ District Deputy Lucille Cicogni as-. Loyd Wright, president of the State site cer = th Whitehead, Grace Nilon Morgan, now sisted by Senior Past Chief Hilda, d pre-! Bar, ‘The’ amendments woul residing in San Francisco, Minnie . Risley raised the chiefs as follows: LAW AND JUSTICE vent summary repossssion of autoLaw is the embodiment of the Brand of Sacramento, Lulu Jones, Elizabeth Lashbaugh, prophetess; mobiles, for example, when a selecKeys Made Vhile You Wait moral sentiment of the people.— Nora Austin .and Belle Douglass of Marguerite Smith, Pocahontas; Miltee is unable to maintain payments Nevada City and Miss Sallie Groves. . dred Foulten, Wenonah; Andy Jonbicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuam Blackstone. The following were the officers in-. A law is valuable not because it es, Powhattan; Phylis Bluxome, teh Jrons. Steves, Kte, Kepatred. : ‘s law, but because there is right in stalled: keeper of records; Lucille Cicogni, GEMS OF THOUGHT _ SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Edith signification notes of law. the absence Injustice ‘of past president; law.—Mary : Clark, ' What we seek is the reign of law, rezording O’Connor, secretary; treasurer; Adeline Agnes Worth based upon the @onsent of the govley, financial secretary; erned and sustained by the organizEilerman, pianist; Effie ed opinion of mankind.—Woodrow Frances Goering, selor; Hilda Risley, Ramsey, second The Joe Fell; more or less imperfect, of Elizabeth the Al Murray, 23, of this city, is free There is but one law for all, namon $500 cash bail pending a hearing Lashmbaugh, trustees. . POOR EYESIGHT DISQUALIFIES ROBERT SCHIFFNER ely, that law. which gover'ns all law, on a charge of drunken driving with Robert Schiffner failed to pass the } the law of our Creator, the law of injury, a felony. Murray was charg armv doctor at the induction station . humanity, justice, equity—the law of ed with the offense after his machine in and of nations.—Edmund struck Jack Webb at Hills Flat last Burke. Friday morning. Webb is still in the —-Methodist Church Sunday school at Jones 10 a. m. There are nice and_ cooi. Preaching service at 11 a. m. Special musical number by Johnny Blamey. A chorus number. Sermon, great “I Am is cordially declaration, pastor. Fhe public Paul’s Leagues young ten people . by the Phil Angove president

will have program. The theme lers be “Echoes from Mount Hermon.”’ Several of the leaguers will twenty or sight, Shirley of oor Brattin and» passed the physical examination John av-my’s and p. m. Young people’s rigid . were in ducted into service for a year. at 7:30 hour Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest selection in thi; district. . Prize Dahlia Bulbs. Gold] Fish, Cana‘ies and Pet supplies. Garden Sprays and COFFEE SHOP & ; NATIONAL HOTEL ft) Ma he Foods. ae Sto re NEVADA CITY CALIPORNLA Grass Valley PROUSE amit . f ae a GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY —OPEN 8 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. Only the-best of equipment and Kellogg’s 6 varieties of cereal, 1 package materials are used by our experiencer operators. TRY US. New Quaker Oaties, 1 pkg. 12c. Shredded Wheat, package NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. celebrated be will Two masses Catholic Canice St. the at Sunday Mail order check work promptly attended to. Church. The first mass will be at.& a. m a.nd the second at 10:30 a. m. Father Patrick O'Reilly will conduct has been the guest of Mrs. C. Parsons for weeks past several i . COFFEE SHOP Hills Flat Bird . Shredded Ralston, 2 packages —Catholic Church Cheeri Oats, ready to eat, 2 pcakages . Rice Krispies, 2 packages for Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent tor New York-Calitornia Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters ‘Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance F. E. J. N. OTT eee Wednesday. cu - Proprietor LSTA ENE BSE WOR GIS Sa 8 Wis ARES BEE SEN SIS ON TTY — Lowest repair cost in owners’ experience! Cramer’s Auto Exchange Grass Valley, Calif. Williamson’s Service Garage Phone 106, Nevada City, Calif.” Quart Jo-Jo Peanut Butter, pints Dill Pickles, Ladies Choice, gal. Mission Root Beer, Clicquot Club, Orange Cream, large bottles—3 for Mason Jars, pints doz. 73c, quarts doz. complete with hide More money when you trade in! STUDEBAKER CyaMpION Ripe Olives, pints 14c. All 5c Pops, Pepsi Cola, Coco Cola, ice cold,» 6 for 25c Million-dollar ride and handling ease! : Midget Mission Sweet Pickles, 12 oz. 20c, 21 oz. _ More miles per gallon, say. happy owners! DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, large pkgs. with dish, 2 for Puffed Rice, giant package lowest price field” Phone 405 YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR Bedding Plants PHONE 412 107 Mill Street Thursday at 7:30\ p. m. Market the and ayer ay practice Keystone eye} Marks, who left a: the same time 4s. Schiffner, 302. limited t 7780p. \m prayer hour Tue home disqualified because EVERY THING PHOTOGRAPHIC d the inservice. study the ed to his home here. Schiffner was. IS OF THE HIGHEST GRADE leadership charge of Choir return. Our Photo Finishing . in-! uers will have charge of the service. will and and : of Bill Rickard, The Epworth Leag the Monday Ready”, led the Grass City Nugget ads at 6:30 p. m. minutes under in Sacramento 301 * Preaching service at 7:30 p: m. Song service for Hospital When. shopping mention the Nevada vited. Epworth Memorial Valley. are classes for all ages. The Sunday school rooms 109 West Main St., Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY Bart-. OUT ON. BAIL them.—James Anthony Froude. nature protection was in. ors Civil Relief Act was.passed, but Warriors Thelma ‘ 6 TROP TOA ss SHARPENED Gunsmith Licht Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP are Maynard Crow, Lee Day, George ; seciions Falmbigl, cae aie AXES. KNIVES, Ella tended when the Soldiers and Sail-. ¢ first aid; aid; : SAWS, protecting both the equity of the boy. in the service and the rights of the holder of legal title under an instal Moulton, thir@ vice president; Thelrunner; Mary Brisebill, second runma Butz, inside sentinel; Beryl ner; Blanche Williams, first councilment contract.”’ Exactly such Granholm, outside sentinel; Nellie or; Mildred Tobiassen, second coun de Baker Eddy. Casci, made for court investigation of the facts, to work out an adjustment Dorcollector of wampum; Lila Day, othy Southern, president; Beth Wilkeeper of wampum; Felicia Moody, I believe in obeying the laws of son, first vice president; Ida Norfirst scout; Bessie Householder, secthe Jand. I practice and teach this ton, second vice president; Mildred ond stout; Beatrice Dewamp, first obedience, since justice is the moral it.——-Henry Ward Beecher. “im driving the big money saver of the We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. oei yet} re The raisine of the chiefs of Ponelaunrhed a trovement to give in-'the amendments advocated by the With District -Denutvy Grand Prosi. mah Council for the new term was . dent Hannahbelle Dalev afticiating: \ ‘creased protection of the legal rights Sta’e Rar. are enacted. the new officers of Laurel Parlor observed at a special meeting in the of the 750,000 American yeuths afrscessary to the morale of returned Nevada City into Section Wednesday Mrs. Alta Rowe of Sacramento who 213 Commercial Street 1940, ie the masses. Phone 67 . 17, first speak. There were some over of our leaguers atte MEAT econiracts entered ara he . The State Bar of California todav eternal laws, so far aS we can read FINE WATCH REPAIRING 0 October Sop: ies, ce Special Meeting Monday o At Imoressive Rites marshal; Lena Calanan, Leona Noylett, musician; Bernice Davis, color 241 Commercial S&. Wilson. bearer; Ella Ramsey, Mary Brisebil!, es and Annie Darke, trustees. Nevada City Our human laws are but the cop Phone 577 yotom poe 30ulder Street every Sunday 11. a. m. A testimonial meeting is held the on IMPROMPTU Ponemeh Cour cil Chief . Raising Obcerved At ! Laurel Parlov Corn: OF Officer: Installed pee PPATECTION OF CATAIERS RICHTC Ss accompanied by Mrs. Thomas White. The pallbearers wete Charles Genasci, Carl J. Tobiassen, Valentine STATE BAP ASKS . well known resident who died Mon—Christian Science Society day, were attended by many friends The Christian Science Sociaty of at the Holmes Funeral Home here Nevada City holds service at 114 yesterday afternoon. Burial was in the Pine Grove Cemetery. PAGE FIVE NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941. t gout Oo 2 ee Jar Cone complete, doz. 23c. Lids, dozen at or easton DAT IH tay atte ghont® aitig at yenincie See America’s newest, most besutiful car SKYWAY SERIES STUDEBAKER on Prestdeat ight aad Fine Granulated Sugar; 10 pounds For Your Dogs, Par Dog Food 3 for 25, Bonnie’s 6, 25¢ BLE TA GE VE OD GO OF NE LI D O O G BEEF, STAR AND MEL B HAAMB.Y COMPLETE LINE OF MEATS.