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NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, MAY. 23, 1946 a
_lo rionor The Dead Lef’s Help The Living
! The increasing importance of ise lake gt kg par!'+:
oc . ularly commends the V. F. W. sale of Buddy Popp.s . ;
. sere = ones . Sade ppsecriiti this year. In supporting the V. F. W. National Home at : ane os — arent = wen wal
Se Eaton Rapids, Michigan, this poppy sale gives the HEvay i) Syne ce tore? NOW much
—and asked so little in return. — orphaned children df veterans an opportunity in life we owe to those who did the fighting.
To most Americans, World War I equal to that enjoyed by the average American child. _, When you wear a Buddy Poppy on
ended on VjJ-Day. But for nearly These are both splendid purposes which recommend Memorial Day, America’s disabled
' 100,000 men confined to government to all the wearing of a Buddy Poppy this year. and needy veterans will know that
hospitals—and for countless thoubo Sa —Harry Truman your interest in their welfare is pracsands of other disabled veterans ae tical and sincere. Why is this true?
whose minds and bodies bear the 4 a ae , Because every penny. of the pro_ cruel scars of conflict—World War I will never be over. After 27 years ceeds of the annual sale of Buddy Poppies is devoted exclusively to
of pain-racked experience and suffering, thousands of disabled veteran welfate and rehabilitation—and to the care and protection of
veterans of 1917-18 know this as the ree otapaneg truth. homeless orphans of vétérans.
' In the present difficult period of readjustment, the nationwide réefis Amoricc’s thiditiénal “Hesse at xa ! a
habilitation service of the Veterans of Foreign Wars i dditig those De me ce gee ‘ Loris ie PePeenrance, the Buddy Rabin ae VOIeriie We tone aed ; aha Poppy is a symibol of oir loyalty to that vast army of war veterans
things for veterans which the government is unable to do in their who rilist face the futuré with physical and “aap er
behalf—those things they cannot do for themselves. ce Sn Wen, Bo aeue: Ope Sennenne HONdICapS.
. _ The men who have given their lives—in times of war—to help make Wear a Buddy Poppy on Memorial Day. Be counted among those
. America a goed country in which to live—in times of peace—sleep who believe that practical and sympathetic assistance for the living
_restlessly in their honored graves. Their souls will repose in Beate © —rather than imposing monuments—is the finest way to honor the ;
only if we who live remain true to their memory; only if we whowére _ vivid tmeinory of America’s hero dead. ‘
THE BOTTLE SHOP MONTANA CAFE DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS MARCUM BAKER
306 Broad Street Pete Barach Dentist — Nevada City — 203 Main Street
RAMSEY’S . SAM gt SAVE MORE VARIETY KEYSTONE MARKET
_. '229 Bread Street _., -P. Q Rog 234 . . , via: _/Broad Street Dave Richatds
HARRIS DRUG STORE KISTLE SHOE REPAIRING THE AL STORE ELECTRON
225 Broad Street 219 Broad Street _ + 41 Broad Street ” poy ONIC RADIO SHOP
DICKERMAN DRUG STORE NATIONAL CLUB _ALPHA STOREs, LTD. Commercial Street
. Nevada City. _ ‘John Ambler _ Nevada City Grass Valley NEVADA CITY, FURNITURE
LONG JOHNS’ TAVERN, -HOB NOB CLUB WILLIAM HOME and Appliances
Harold Deeter, Prop. 311 Broad Street Mens’ Shop JOSEPH W. DAY
: NTS ap BREWERY succes Lae GENES CANS 108 N. Pine Street
rtoscelli road Street _ waene ae TTA MDAC
UNION HOTEL ALTA BAKERY NEVADA CITY GARAGE SHAMROCK CAFE
Glen K. Rosese Bicad Siaet 128 Main Street 226 Broad Street
MG . _ oF — ) .
LC): rans Of Foreign Wars