May 3, 1945 (4 pages)

& THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1945 NEVADA CITY’ NUGGET Page Three aiorning for the Presidio, San Francisco to join her husband, Set. MyPERSONA ers. He has been at Camp Beale for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop, who! some time but have’ spent the past three years in} district Richmond where they have _ been employed in the shipyards,’ are mov. Was sent to the bay. to take pictures of the San Francisco conference. He: is in the photographic department of the U.}. ing to .Nevada City to reside: Bis-. Ss. Army. hop brought a load of furniture her e. Several herds of cattle passed . Tuesday and the rest will be brought . through Nevada City in the last few . up early next week. Mr. and Mrs. days enroute from the lowlands. to. Bishop will reside with Mr. and Mis. the summer range in the mountains. C. E. Bosworth until they purchase Trucking of barites: from Wash-. h ‘home. ington to the railroad siding at Au-} Mrs.Joe MeDougal of Alleghany! burn was resumed early this week. and sister, Mrs. T. J. McGrath of) The trucks were held up for a time . Berkeley attended: the funeral {. UBtil improvements were made in the their late. brother, J. i. Finane. in jad lendine from’ the Tahoe Uki&h Nevada City Monday. highway inte Washington. Mrs. Richard Myers, formerly Mrs. Ed Schaffer of: Santa’ Cruz Joyce Henwood, who hasbeen here! called» on ‘friends during the past visiting her brother, Paratrooper! Week.\She formerly resided on Boul. Clement Henwood, left yesterday! der street and was Miss Collins. Her . husband: lived near Gault bridge. i tee eh enn . Mrs. Marie Phelan of Sacramento, PENNEY’S . passed through Nevada City Monday fenrdute to her mining interests At . . Sierra City for a few days stay. . Harold Casey and George Treve. . thick of Alleghany were in Nevada . City Tuesday to attend the funeral land act as pall\bearers for the late Mrs. Eva Brockob. . Mr. and Mrs. George Fertig of the , bay district came tog Nevada City ear{ly in the week to attend the funeral . lof the late Mrs. E Brockob. Mr. and Mrs: Fred Browning of . ‘Oakland arrived in this @ity during! ithe past week and are visiting his . } mother Mrs. Annie Browning of Boul{der street. \ Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte \who has . l been quite ill in a local host vital, was . moved to her home in nied Valio geese ating. ‘ \ \ . . ley early. this week and is rece iain! \ ‘Hizh School at . Lake Tahoe Opens y ' Fifty six students have been registered for the third annual sum-,; mer session of the Tahoe branch of lthe Placer Union high school. up’ to . April 27, and 73 additional inquir. ies from students considering at-\ ;tendance are also at ‘hand. . The 1945 term runs from June 11 lto September 15, according to Supt. \H. E. Chastain. Mrs: Bliss Winkle} er soles, and Goodyear \-will be the resident vice principal in welts. Handsome toe de. ‘gharge. . signs. For-“‘light asa fea-—. --—The-faculty-will_be-selected trom. ther’ comfort that you . . Placer college and Placer union high le ‘school by Chastain, after the enrolllike. ment has been completed and the students have been classified. (Courses offered for full credit inelude four years of English, United States history, world history, civics, physics, chemistry, two years of algebra, plane and solid goemetry, trigonometry, drawing, commercial subjects, music and physical ednucaMEN’S SHOES : 4.79 For long wear, half leathJ.C. PENNEY CO. GRASS V ALLEY INo. 4490 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of ian BULA S. RAMSEY, Deceased. ; : me NOTICE 1S HORiBY GIVEN by There is no tuition dharge of any the undersigned Myrtle Whitney, as! kind. Living quarters are available Administratrix of the Estate of Ella with a wide range of cost. The fedS. Ramsey. deceased, to the Creditors . . ne eee be nee the of and all persons having claims eral.camp ground maybe : against’ the said decedent to file entire season free of charge. Hotel them with the necessary vouchers facillties are available. Hiking, boatwithin six months after the first;ing, swimming, fishing, golf, dancpublication of this notice in the of-jing and tennis are only a few of the fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to. ll. : it ti i th necessar Bae x ais after the The highest peaks of the Andes— first publication of this notice to the. nearly 20,000 feet—are in Pery. said Administratrix at the Office of The be a olla Wai Meats flag comes from the red caps, white City, California, the same beigg her. shirts, and blue coats of the Serbplace of business in all matters con-. jan rebels against Turkey. nected with the estate of said Ella Paraguay’s only outlet to the Ats Lee dupe tay in 1945. lantic the Parana _ River, flows MYRTLE WHITNEY, through Argentina. Administratrix of the Estate of Ella Panama was the heart of the S. Ramsey, Deceased. Spanish Empire in the new world in the 16th century. many activities that are available to tricolor of the Yugoslavian ‘First Publication April 30, 1945. Apr. 30, May 3, 7, 10. “ otel Clunie UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL ARE RENOWNED IN CALEFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP. Excellent Service—Best Food NTO, CALIFORNIA , Manager 8TH AND K STREET, SAGRA TOY AND JACOBS. JAOK BRUN' urself one of the best et persons in baal wil find youre you read The Christian Science gp ¢egularly. You will find fresh, new viewpoints, a fuller, Men " understanding of world affairs . truthful, accurate, un heen ’ ‘mews. Write for sample copies, today, or send for a one-mont! ‘trial subscription to this international daily mowspoper a Please send sample copies of The Christian Science Monitor including . copy ot Weekly Magazine. Section, NAME. .ccccccccacccccsecscosesorsree® Bianes iaid-o anasreonits ‘ C) trial subscription to The BTREETs +0 o¥nsecesrenenes ss 1iseire th? Thristian Science “auare. CITY a ‘ -STATE. PPE T for which: 1 enclose $. . eee r The Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Mass, ns en Scouts in May, June advancement chairman, announces a Court of Honor. .at the Atlantic FEUDING U S. . A board of reyiew for ‘Star and Life Bi IREAUS VEX \applicants has taken place and all y A, applications, test cards, etc. must be RAILROADS \in the scout office at Awburn by May o he . eaten and friends are urged to}, Courage the scouts and congratulate . CHR ISTIAN SCE NC a CHURCH Christifn Science Savisty of aos: Evanweling Chapter OES Greets Official = Over one hundred—members andt ¥adaCity Holds services every Sun ae guests were present at a.meeting of. day in their church 114 Boldder St Evangeline. CHapter, OKS, at°11 o'clock. Sunday-schoo! at 9:45 Tuesday . . evening to-greet the visiting district . & m. A "Wednesday evening testi . deputy grand matron, Mrs. Dorie een ial meeting isheld on the first . Campbell of Auwburn.Six members. Wednesday of each month at ign . were initiated into the order. Mrs Tecibck. Our’ reading room at 3 60) . Genevieve Elliott rendered severni. .Broad St. is open Mondays. Wednes. solos during the, meeting and Mrs ) days and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. 1 . Maudie May Shaw assistéd by aj holidays excepted. The public is cor-. splendid corps of members gave aj dially invited to attend ouf . program. The district deputy grand} and visit the reading room. i matron was-préesented with a gift of For the subject “Everlasting Pun-. !money and bouqguet‘in a little skii,. ishment” the Christian Sciente Gold‘An Old Fashioned Garden’ injen' Text ‘on Sunday. May 6, is taken. which she gathered her: bouquet from;from Ezekiel: ‘Have I any pleasure star points and members in her, visit) at all that the wicked should die with members to the garden. She: gaith the Lord God: and not that gave a talk to the chapter. A lunch. should return fromhis ways and eon was served at the close of the) live?’ (18:23). meeting. One of the Bible verses in th Worthy Grand. Matton Lillian} Lesson-Sermon is Psalms 18 LOG Podesta sent a letter to: all chapte:s. “Let Israel hope in the Lord: for iin her district: stating that due to}]'with the Lord there is mercy, and war time restrictions theré will be} with Wim is plenteous redemyption.”’ no grand chapter meeting ‘this fall. A correlative citation from the Spring flowers were used in profus-}'Christian Seience textbook “Scien ’e ion to decotate the hall and banquet. and Health with key ti the Sorin. room. Maypoles with pastel shade. tures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy reads: . crepe paper dolls were also used oa “Blot out the the tables. images of mortal. —— —-——--—~ are delivered to the judgment oft . Courts of Ponce for Boy Truth, Christ, the judge will sar ‘Thou. art whole.’’ (p. 391.) J. W. Hanson, Roseville Lincoln Street school on May 8-at 7:30 p. m i By Clem Whitaker Ronald. Brill of Troop 11, will raceive his. Eagle badge from Judge ; f ,,. ties of executive governmental reguSparke, couneil president. All lation has been sharply spotlighted . j in congress by the introduction of 4 . bill to keep one department of govjernment from haling the leaders of lan industry into eourt for doing Dorse Hite, Placer foothill adv : Vents ae ee vee . what they were authorized to do by ment chairman, announces a court . \ : another department of the same govof honor for Troops in Auburn, Penob HE : = \ enment, ryn, Loomis and Colfax on May 28 o Ne : : a ' Authorized by Congressman A. L, in the\ Placer Junior College Littl. te s ; ; . Bulwinkle of North Carolina, the Theatre, A board of review for Star : ‘ spe bill is designed to eliminate future Life and\Bagle palm candidates will . possibility of conflict between the be held = Friday, May 18 at 4 p. m.! : ; x . inte: ‘state commerce act .and the in the offices: of L. Chamberlain, the . Hinuet ack. iar ‘Gc s : isaer ne Placer County Bank Building. All: ceneb ase: . sis applications, co etc. must be joperators_o ailroads._steamehins come to this court of honor and en‘them on their various achievements. : Z i ni ruck and b ine in the scout fice not later than ep capac — 6 bs sae a ae ; ‘ ‘won’t have to live in fear of prose(May 23, it was announced. Expenditures of County Diop * . Off to § $118,638 for this year is. $82,162. thought and sin. ,Fhen. when thou f One .of the monumental absurdi-,. ,, were the larger communities and tne 00666003000000000000000008 : cs g larger . shippers. Those ‘ejudic ue . : ‘ ‘ na ye were the smaller ctommunitias and y he . , ea wm ee shippers. If we'rely on conip ns z 2 ty ‘ ning ff y in ii a es as the governing factor int yA $ mination of freight rates, th s Ba f : ‘ oa Og fits will go to shipipers in propo RI * Pi ‘ steto the size’ of tne iffi Tub SB 3 P wv re ralda * S2 Pa they. can wield ia * But the basic purpose of the Bul% i winkle bill goes: even deeper & 2 Fan . 9 2s that. Fundamentally, it, is. 1 déd . 3 to keep rival yvernment depa *s “ = e ments from tearing an industry . % . : a we from limb in a quar ever wi Re 3, >, este ates : : : gi jurisdiction. ste ~ ats + & aon OG 205,835 Nevada County's final gen 1% % 5 ‘ * } rat % county budget for the current fiscal! te rey e is epee Pa year: .Catls: 10T: Toss expenditures of he + er fad a ad Z im oh . ore wv ri % <q $605,835 compared with a gross «x-:. ¥ "* oe penditure program for 1948-44 of 4 y, * $636,666 California taxpayers assac. & eat Groés county tax requirement ‘of a jation said today, making publi¢ its % 2 va 3 S, study of final budgets and property % * tax requirements of California counde é { st i ties. % a id Ka RA * 3 : % : “ Our patrons find that despite + less than the $200,800 gross tax re-)% A { . quirement fot 1943-44. Subventions, . surplus, and other nonitax revenues’ rationing and wartime conditions the quality of our meats measures up to the same high Hg at Ne Me Aa Nacs mat at etete +9; for 1944-45 al $487,197. compar-14 ae Gore) geet a! sacl \% stadnards we _ have . always ed with 35,866 Pas rear. SalP : % d ‘ 866 for last year em maintained. Our meats come 4 aries and wages and provision for increased reserves were the main causes for imcreases in the tax .requiremnt, the association found. Increased sulbventions and other nontax revenues and larger carry over surplus, on the other hand, decreased the necessary local tax demand. from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy., Our service to our patrong is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. ‘ KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. <7 Va <7 eee efetoteh cic eles M% cS ox getetotoietboieuleteinioieivites The grease of the tail of the fatiled sheep, found only in Afghanistan forms the national substitute for butter. Hawaii comprises 20 islands, of . which eight are inhabited. One of the Hawaiian islands. Kahoolawe, has only two inhabitants. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City No. 4490 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN eee . FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Bstate of ELLA S. RAMSEY, Deceased. NOTICE IS HERE'BY GIVEN that the undersigned administratrix of. the Estate of Ella S. Ramsey, deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash and sub‘he Sierra Nevada district (Ne Son for leans their rates in coni ie formity with interstate commerce vada City) will hola a court of honis igh io a or at the grammar géhool on May 16 a as nae pees nee t and the Grass Valley \ district will c See : se ee pee gave 28. hold a court of honor\at the Hen-. ~*"° oe ceo eee eee Cer riers, as it is a direct outgrowth of nessy School on June 19th, accordee : aes the conflict in federal statutes which ing to Lynne Kelly, distri ee eae : 5 ; resulted in the ‘filing of anti trust ment chairman. ‘A troop\court of it ae ale ‘aft da ‘honor for Troop 34, Pownleriie will pie ane igi oe eS o ” be held on June 2. The troop\spon. ses has ee ee sored by the Lions Club, is undexy the ae oe Fy ‘ Yan ti leadership of Raymond N. Pratt.\ oe eee in substance, charge that the railroads are guilty of restraint of trade \ by reason of their compliance with NING SUC Rk e orders of the interstate commerce commission. E Shippers as well ds the railroads and gther surface carriers, quickly Due to Tialinn Cutan sugar proBag Ener i the justice Soper: : j. ment shuld win ‘its case—and notnduction and other shortages the 1945 é ing was dene to remedy the conflict quota of consumers canning sugar between departments—that long esidue May 1 has been cut from twenty . : on eye 'taslished procedures of rate making pounds to fifteen pounds per per-. ae : . . would be overturned and the transson, officials of the Sacramento dis; : ) b portation industry would be forced trict OPA announced today. In adSpee 5 ae : saute to return to competitive practices ‘dition to the individual cut, per per: Ne, s ee : : which would discriminate against son family units of more than eight ‘ ; : : . . SmMall shippers and 6 ‘persons will receive 120 poundg inton tsead of the 160 pounds originall \ : , Stee s y While the Bulwinkle or can have earmarked for large family no bearing on the case now pénding tabaci its purpose is to clarify tha ower OPA also stated that no local board i ‘i y \ Br ers . of the interstate commerce com mis~ may grant more. than seventy per. . i ‘ S : sion—and relieve the carriers of the cent of the total amount of home : ‘ F i 4 threat of future anti trust proseeucanning sugar it granted between. . ; \ tions when their rates.and scheduls February 29, 1944 and*December 9, ; ; \ on : are fixed under ICC authority. 1944, inclusive. ie : The late Joseph B. Eastman, who The agency likewise cautioned all mal hie death . datactoe of th ‘boards within the district to exerree oe . hon ene : He cise the greatest ‘care in the issua me oe Gerpcee Bet he his ance of additional sugar so that the nee he Drmere: TEVore ng we seasonal Glotas be for in “excess. concise statement toa senate comFullest sugar conservation is urged — gai) rT ‘by all housewives, institutional and ‘When competition bad fu gee public feeding establishments if we. the result was widespread and ci are to’circumvent additional sugar rant discrimination. These preferre shortages during 1945. “Home canning is badly needed to augment our. serving every ounce of sugar earfood supplies and it is hoped the. marked for that purpose this year,” housewiveg will use caution in con-. OPA officials added. all communit\ ‘home ww OUR BUSINESS EXPANDS in order that (we may serve more people jand serve them better. Our new dry cleaning establishment at 111 West Main Street, Grass Valley is proving a convenience to hundreds of residents in need of a handy place to leave their jsuits, cloaks, overcoats and other garments for clearing and pressing. Good service was (a tradition at 111 West Main. We shall maintain that fine tradition. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Telephone—Nevada Cit} 2 Telephone—Grass Valley 108 \May, 1945, at the hour of two. * \less; “thence running Northeasterly ject to confirmation by said Superior! Court, on Monday. the 21st day of (oelork P. M. or after said day, at the lo-v offices of H. Ward Sheldon, and W. E, Wright, Union Building, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. all the right, title, interest . ‘ and esta‘® of the said Ella S. Ramsey. .dereased. at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the, said estate has by) “operation of law or otherwise. acquired othef than or in addition to that of the said Ella S. Ramsey, at the time of her death, in and to that . certain real and personal property, situate in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California. and particularly described as follows: Chamber of Commerce OFFICE IN CITY HALL PHONE 575 REAL PROPERTY PARCEL ONE: That certain lot and building thereon, at 229 Broad Street, Nevada City, and being the westerly half of Lot 3, Block 16. as said Lot and Block are designated upon the ‘official map of Nevada City, together with the Cafe and on sale business conducted thereon, together with all trade fixtures, furnishings, and equipment and stock in . aan: trade thereof. residence thereon and ‘all fixtures, furnishings and furiture therein and thereon, and being a part of Lot 3 in Block 44, as said Lot and Block are designated on the official map of Nevada City, described as follows: Said Lot being situated on the northerly side of said Walrath Avenue, the distance of 114 feet, more or less, and being distant easterly from Sacramento Street 175.515 feet; more or DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL 122.30 feet more or less to premises of the Nevada City High School; thence Southeasterly along the southerly\Nline of said High School premises 114 feet, more or less; thence Southwesterly 120 feet, more or less, STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 to said Walrath Avenue, and thence ~ UPHOLSTERY — Northwesterly along the northerly feet, more oh less, to place of begin* *% ning. ately or as a whole for said real and ere Ww. Darke personal BTaDONY 36 described in must be in writing, won will be re=ceived at the said law offices of H. pean . Ward Sheldon and W.\ 5. Wright, ww D . fornia, attorneys for said\ adminise A i we tratrix, or may be filed with the Pauline and Johnnie the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or pense 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making } Delicious Mixed Drinks te Please side of said Walrath Avenue 114 OF ALL KINDS Bids or offers are invited separsaid Parcel One and\Parcel Two, and . . ‘200% Peenet 200-6 Union Building, Nevada City, CaliClerk of the said Superior Court of ee the said administratrix personally, BEER WINES, LIQUORS of said sale. TERMS -AND CONDITIONS OF a Kies oy "*s 4 TancEL Two: aac certs tot LOR YOUR CONVENIENCE { SALE: Cash in lawful money of the United States of America to be paid on confirmation of sale by the said Superior Court; 10 per cent of purCc chase price to be deposited with bid, taxes and insurance premiums to be pro-rated as of date of delivery of administratrix’s deed. Dated May 2nd, 1945. MYRTLE WHITNEY, Administratrix of the Estate of Ella First Publication May 38rd, 1945. S. Ramsey, Deceased. . May 3,:7, 10,14, 17,24. “hi 4 i oR me a Soh CAN Se ge See eerie J TE mT Me PEE Ti

& THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1945 NEVADA CITY’ NUGGET Page Three aiorning for the Presidio, San Francisco to join her husband, Set. MyPERSONA ers. He has been at Camp Beale for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop, who! some time but have’ spent the past three years in} district Richmond where they have _ been employed in the shipyards,’ are mov. Was sent to the bay. to take pictures of the San Francisco conference. He: is in the photographic department of the U.}. ing to .Nevada City to reside: Bis-. Ss. Army. hop brought a load of furniture her e. Several herds of cattle passed . Tuesday and the rest will be brought . through Nevada City in the last few . up early next week. Mr. and Mrs. days enroute from the lowlands. to. Bishop will reside with Mr. and Mis. the summer range in the mountains. C. E. Bosworth until they purchase Trucking of barites: from Wash-. h ‘home. ington to the railroad siding at Au-} Mrs..Joe MeDougal of Alleghany! burn was resumed early this week. and sister, Mrs. T. J. McGrath of) The trucks were held up for a time . Berkeley attended: the funeral {. UBtil improvements were made in the their late. brother, J. i. Finane. in jad lendine from’ the Tahoe Uki&h Nevada City Monday. highway inte Washington. Mrs. Richard Myers, formerly Mrs. Ed Schaffer of: Santa’ Cruz Joyce Henwood, who hasbeen here! called» on ‘friends during the past visiting her brother, Paratrooper! Week.\She formerly resided on Boul. Clement Henwood, left yesterday! der street and was Miss Collins. Her . husband: lived near Gault bridge. i tee eh enn . Mrs. Marie Phelan of Sacramento, PENNEY’S . passed through Nevada City Monday fenrdute to her mining interests At . . Sierra City for a few days stay. . Harold Casey and George Treve. . thick of Alleghany were in Nevada . City Tuesday to attend the funeral land act as pall\bearers for the late Mrs. Eva Brockob. . Mr. and Mrs. George Fertig of the , bay district came tog Nevada City ear{ly in the week to attend the funeral . lof the late Mrs. E Brockob. Mr. and Mrs: Fred Browning of . ‘Oakland arrived in this @ity during! ithe past week and are visiting his . } mother Mrs. Annie Browning of Boul{der street. \ Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte \who has . l been quite ill in a local host vital, was . moved to her home in nied Valio geese ating. ‘ \ \ . . ley early. this week and is rece iain! \ ‘Hizh School at . Lake Tahoe Opens y ' Fifty six students have been registered for the third annual sum-,; mer session of the Tahoe branch of lthe Placer Union high school. up’ to . April 27, and 73 additional inquir. ies from students considering at-\ ;tendance are also at ‘hand. . The 1945 term runs from June 11 lto September 15, according to Supt. \H. E. Chastain. Mrs: Bliss Winkle} er soles, and Goodyear \-will be the resident vice principal in welts. Handsome toe de. ‘gharge. . signs. For-“‘light asa fea-—. --—The-faculty-will_be-selected trom. ther’ comfort that you . . Placer college and Placer union high le ‘school by Chastain, after the enrolllike. ment has been completed and the students have been classified. (Courses offered for full credit inelude four years of English, United States history, world history, civics, physics, chemistry, two years of algebra, plane and solid goemetry, trigonometry, drawing, commercial subjects, music and physical ednucaMEN’S SHOES : 4.79 For long wear, half leathJ.C. PENNEY CO. GRASS V ALLEY INo. 4490 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of ian BULA S. RAMSEY, Deceased. ; : me NOTICE 1S HORiBY GIVEN by There is no tuition dharge of any the undersigned Myrtle Whitney, as! kind. Living quarters are available Administratrix of the Estate of Ella with a wide range of cost. The fedS. Ramsey. deceased, to the Creditors . . ne eee be nee the of and all persons having claims eral.camp ground maybe : against’ the said decedent to file entire season free of charge. Hotel them with the necessary vouchers facillties are available. Hiking, boatwithin six months after the first;ing, swimming, fishing, golf, dancpublication of this notice in the of-jing and tennis are only a few of the fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to. ll. : it ti i th necessar Bae x ais after the The highest peaks of the Andes— first publication of this notice to the. nearly 20,000 feet—are in Pery. said Administratrix at the Office of The be a olla Wai Meats flag comes from the red caps, white City, California, the same beigg her. shirts, and blue coats of the Serbplace of business in all matters con-. jan rebels against Turkey. nected with the estate of said Ella Paraguay’s only outlet to the Ats Lee dupe tay in 1945. lantic the Parana _ River, flows MYRTLE WHITNEY, through Argentina. Administratrix of the Estate of Ella Panama was the heart of the S. Ramsey, Deceased. Spanish Empire in the new world in the 16th century. many activities that are available to tricolor of the Yugoslavian ‘First Publication April 30, 1945. Apr. 30, May 3, 7, 10. “ otel Clunie UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL ARE RENOWNED IN CALEFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP. Excellent Service—Best Food NTO, CALIFORNIA , Manager 8TH AND K STREET, SAGRA TOY AND JACOBS. JAOK BRUN' urself one of the best et persons in baal wil find youre you read The Christian Science gp ¢egularly. You will find fresh, new viewpoints, a fuller, Men " understanding of world affairs .. truthful, accurate, un heen ’ ‘mews. Write for sample copies, today, or send for a one-mont! ‘trial subscription to this international daily mowspoper a Please send sample copies of The Christian Science Monitor including . copy ot Weekly Magazine. Section, NAME. .ccccccccacccccsecscosesorsree® Bianes iaid-o anasreonits ‘ C) trial subscription to The BTREETs +0 o¥nsecesrenenes ss 1iseire th? Thristian Science “auare. CITY a ‘ -STATE. PPE T for which: 1 enclose $. . eee r The Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Mass, ns en Scouts in May, June advancement chairman, announces a Court of Honor. .at the Atlantic FEUDING U S. . A board of reyiew for ‘Star and Life Bi IREAUS VEX \applicants has taken place and all y A, applications, test cards, etc. must be RAILROADS \in the scout office at Awburn by May o he . eaten and friends are urged to}, Courage the scouts and congratulate . CHR ISTIAN SCE NC a CHURCH Christifn Science Savisty of aos: Evanweling Chapter OES Greets Official = Over one hundred—members andt ¥adaCity Holds services every Sun ae guests were present at a.meeting of. day in their church 114 Boldder St Evangeline. CHapter, OKS, at°11 o'clock. Sunday-schoo! at 9:45 Tuesday . . evening to-greet the visiting district . & m. A "Wednesday evening testi . deputy grand matron, Mrs. Dorie een ial meeting isheld on the first . Campbell of Auwburn.Six members. Wednesday of each month at ign . were initiated into the order. Mrs Tecibck. Our’ reading room at 3 60) . Genevieve Elliott rendered severni. .Broad St. is open Mondays. Wednes. solos during the, meeting and Mrs ) days and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. 1 . Maudie May Shaw assistéd by aj holidays excepted. The public is cor-. splendid corps of members gave aj dially invited to attend ouf . program. The district deputy grand} and visit the reading room. i matron was-préesented with a gift of For the subject “Everlasting Pun-. !money and bouqguet‘in a little skii,. ishment” the Christian Sciente Gold‘An Old Fashioned Garden’ injen' Text ‘on Sunday. May 6, is taken. which she gathered her: bouquet from;from Ezekiel: ‘Have I any pleasure star points and members in her, visit) at all that the wicked should die with members to the garden. She: gaith the Lord God: and not that gave a talk to the chapter. A lunch. should return fromhis ways and eon was served at the close of the) live?’ (18:23). meeting. One of the Bible verses in th Worthy Grand. Matton Lillian} Lesson-Sermon is Psalms 18 LOG Podesta sent a letter to: all chapte:s. “Let Israel hope in the Lord: for iin her district: stating that due to}]'with the Lord there is mercy, and war time restrictions theré will be} with Wim is plenteous redemyption.”’ no grand chapter meeting ‘this fall. A correlative citation from the Spring flowers were used in profus-}'Christian Seience textbook “Scien ’e ion to decotate the hall and banquet. and Health with key ti the Sorin. room. Maypoles with pastel shade. tures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy reads: . crepe paper dolls were also used oa “Blot out the the tables. images of mortal. —— —-——--—~ are delivered to the judgment oft . Courts of Ponce for Boy Truth, Christ, the judge will sar ‘Thou. art whole.’’ (p. 391.) J. W. Hanson, Roseville Lincoln Street school on May 8-at 7:30 p. m i By Clem Whitaker Ronald. Brill of Troop 11, will raceive his. Eagle badge from Judge ; f ,,. ties of executive governmental reguSparke, couneil president. All lation has been sharply spotlighted . j in congress by the introduction of 4 . bill to keep one department of govjernment from haling the leaders of lan industry into eourt for doing Dorse Hite, Placer foothill adv : Vents ae ee vee . what they were authorized to do by ment chairman, announces a court . \ : another department of the same govof honor for Troops in Auburn, Penob HE : = \ enment, ryn, Loomis and Colfax on May 28 o Ne : : a ' Authorized by Congressman A. L, in the\ Placer Junior College Littl. te s ; ; . Bulwinkle of North Carolina, the Theatre, A board of review for Star : ‘ spe bill is designed to eliminate future Life and\Bagle palm candidates will . possibility of conflict between the be held = Friday, May 18 at 4 p. m.! : ; x . inte: ‘state commerce act .and the in the offices: of L. Chamberlain, the . Hinuet ack. iar ‘Gc s : isaer ne Placer County Bank Building. All: ceneb ase: . sis applications, co etc. must be joperators_o ailroads._steamehins come to this court of honor and en‘them on their various achievements. : Z i ni ruck and b ine in the scout fice not later than ep capac — 6 bs sae a ae ; ‘ ‘won’t have to live in fear of prose(May 23, it was announced. Expenditures of County Diop * . Off to § $118,638 for this year is. $82,162. thought and sin. ,Fhen. when thou f One .of the monumental absurdi-,. ,, were the larger communities and tne 00666003000000000000000008 : cs g larger . shippers. Those ‘ejudic ue . : ‘ ‘ na ye were the smaller ctommunitias and y he . , ea wm ee shippers. If we'rely on conip ns z 2 ty ‘ ning ff y in ii a es as the governing factor int yA $ mination of freight rates, th s Ba f : ‘ oa Og fits will go to shipipers in propo RI * Pi ‘ steto the size’ of tne iffi Tub SB 3 P wv re ralda * S2 Pa they. can wield ia * But the basic purpose of the Bul% i winkle bill goes: even deeper & 2 Fan . 9 2s that. Fundamentally, it, is. 1 déd . 3 to keep rival yvernment depa *s “ = e ments from tearing an industry . % . : a we from limb in a quar ever wi Re 3, >, este ates : : : gi jurisdiction. ste ~ ats

+ & aon OG 205,835 Nevada County's final gen 1% % 5 ‘ * } rat % county budget for the current fiscal! te rey e is epee Pa year: .Catls: 10T: Toss expenditures of he + er fad a ad Z im oh . ore wv ri % <q $605,835 compared with a gross «x-:. ¥ "* oe penditure program for 1948-44 of 4 y, * $636,666 California taxpayers assac. & eat Groés county tax requirement ‘of a jation said today, making publi¢ its % 2 va 3 S, study of final budgets and property % * tax requirements of California counde é { st i ties. % a id Ka RA * 3 : % : “ Our patrons find that despite + less than the $200,800 gross tax re-)% A { . quirement fot 1943-44. Subventions, . surplus, and other nonitax revenues’ rationing and wartime conditions the quality of our meats measures up to the same high Hg at Ne Me Aa Nacs mat at etete +9; for 1944-45 al $487,197. compar-14 ae Gore) geet a! sacl \% stadnards we _ have . always ed with 35,866 Pas rear. SalP : % d ‘ 866 for last year em maintained. Our meats come 4 aries and wages and provision for increased reserves were the main causes for imcreases in the tax .requiremnt, the association found. Increased sulbventions and other nontax revenues and larger carry over surplus, on the other hand, decreased the necessary local tax demand. from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy., Our service to our patrong is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. ‘ KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. <7 Va <7 eee efetoteh cic eles M% cS ox getetotoietboieuleteinioieivites The grease of the tail of the fatiled sheep, found only in Afghanistan forms the national substitute for butter. Hawaii comprises 20 islands, of . which eight are inhabited. One of the Hawaiian islands. Kahoolawe, has only two inhabitants. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City No. 4490 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN eee . FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Bstate of ELLA S. RAMSEY, Deceased. NOTICE IS HERE'BY GIVEN that the undersigned administratrix of. the Estate of Ella S. Ramsey, deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash and sub‘he Sierra Nevada district (Ne Son for leans their rates in coni ie formity with interstate commerce vada City) will hola a court of honis igh io a or at the grammar géhool on May 16 a as nae pees nee t and the Grass Valley \ district will c See : se ee pee gave 28. hold a court of honor\at the Hen-. ~*"° oe ceo eee eee Cer riers, as it is a direct outgrowth of nessy School on June 19th, accordee : aes the conflict in federal statutes which ing to Lynne Kelly, distri ee eae : 5 ; resulted in the ‘filing of anti trust ment chairman. ‘A troop\court of it ae ale ‘aft da ‘honor for Troop 34, Pownleriie will pie ane igi oe eS o ” be held on June 2. The troop\spon. ses has ee ee sored by the Lions Club, is undexy the ae oe Fy ‘ Yan ti leadership of Raymond N. Pratt.\ oe eee in substance, charge that the railroads are guilty of restraint of trade \ by reason of their compliance with NING SUC Rk e orders of the interstate commerce commission. E Shippers as well ds the railroads and gther surface carriers, quickly Due to Tialinn Cutan sugar proBag Ener i the justice Soper: : j. ment shuld win ‘its case—and notnduction and other shortages the 1945 é ing was dene to remedy the conflict quota of consumers canning sugar between departments—that long esidue May 1 has been cut from twenty . : on eye 'taslished procedures of rate making pounds to fifteen pounds per per-. ae : . . would be overturned and the transson, officials of the Sacramento dis; : ) b portation industry would be forced trict OPA announced today. In adSpee 5 ae : saute to return to competitive practices ‘dition to the individual cut, per per: Ne, s ee : : which would discriminate against son family units of more than eight ‘ ; : : . . SmMall shippers and 6 ‘persons will receive 120 poundg inton tsead of the 160 pounds originall \ : , Stee s y While the Bulwinkle or can have earmarked for large family no bearing on the case now pénding tabaci its purpose is to clarify tha ower OPA also stated that no local board i ‘i y \ Br ers . of the interstate commerce com mis~ may grant more. than seventy per. . i ‘ S : sion—and relieve the carriers of the cent of the total amount of home : ‘ F i 4 threat of future anti trust proseeucanning sugar it granted between. . ; \ tions when their rates.and scheduls February 29, 1944 and*December 9, ; ; \ on : are fixed under ICC authority. 1944, inclusive. ie : The late Joseph B. Eastman, who The agency likewise cautioned all mal hie death . datactoe of th ‘boards within the district to exerree oe . hon ene : He cise the greatest ‘care in the issua me oe Gerpcee Bet he his ance of additional sugar so that the nee he Drmere: TEVore ng we seasonal Glotas be for in “excess. concise statement toa senate comFullest sugar conservation is urged — gai) rT ‘by all housewives, institutional and ‘When competition bad fu gee public feeding establishments if we. the result was widespread and ci are to’circumvent additional sugar rant discrimination. These preferre shortages during 1945. “Home canning is badly needed to augment our. serving every ounce of sugar earfood supplies and it is hoped the. marked for that purpose this year,” housewiveg will use caution in con-. OPA officials added. all communit\ ‘home ww OUR BUSINESS EXPANDS in order that (we may serve more people jand serve them better. Our new dry cleaning establishment at 111 West Main Street, Grass Valley is proving a convenience to hundreds of residents in need of a handy place to leave their jsuits, cloaks, overcoats and other garments for clearing and pressing. Good service was (a tradition at 111 West Main. We shall maintain that fine tradition. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Telephone—Nevada Cit} 2 Telephone—Grass Valley 108 \May, 1945, at the hour of two. * \less; “thence running Northeasterly ject to confirmation by said Superior! Court, on Monday. the 21st day of (oelork P. M. or after said day, at the lo-v offices of H. Ward Sheldon, and W. E, Wright, Union Building, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. all the right, title, interest . ‘ and esta‘® of the said Ella S. Ramsey. .dereased. at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the, said estate has by) “operation of law or otherwise. acquired othef than or in addition to that of the said Ella S. Ramsey, at the time of her death, in and to that . certain real and personal property, situate in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California. and particularly described as follows: Chamber of Commerce OFFICE IN CITY HALL PHONE 575 REAL PROPERTY PARCEL ONE: That certain lot and building thereon, at 229 Broad Street, Nevada City, and being the westerly half of Lot 3, Block 16. as said Lot and Block are designated upon the ‘official map of Nevada City, together with the Cafe and on sale business conducted thereon, together with all trade fixtures, furnishings, and equipment and stock in . aan: trade thereof. residence thereon and ‘all fixtures, furnishings and furiture therein and thereon, and being a part of Lot 3 in Block 44, as said Lot and Block are designated on the official map of Nevada City, described as follows: Said Lot being situated on the northerly side of said Walrath Avenue, the distance of 114 feet, more or less, and being distant easterly from Sacramento Street 175.515 feet; more or DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL 122.30 feet more or less to premises of the Nevada City High School; thence Southeasterly along the southerly\Nline of said High School premises 114 feet, more or less; thence Southwesterly 120 feet, more or less, STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 to said Walrath Avenue, and thence ~ UPHOLSTERY — Northwesterly along the northerly feet, more oh less, to place of begin* *% ning. ately or as a whole for said real and ere Ww. Darke personal BTaDONY 36 described in must be in writing, won will be re=ceived at the said law offices of H. pean . Ward Sheldon and W.\ 5. Wright, ww D . fornia, attorneys for said\ adminise A i we tratrix, or may be filed with the Pauline and Johnnie the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or pense 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making } Delicious Mixed Drinks te Please side of said Walrath Avenue 114 OF ALL KINDS Bids or offers are invited separsaid Parcel One and\Parcel Two, and . . ‘200% Peenet 200-6 Union Building, Nevada City, CaliClerk of the said Superior Court of ee the said administratrix personally, BEER WINES, LIQUORS of said sale. TERMS -AND CONDITIONS OF a Kies oy "*s 4 TancEL Two: aac certs tot LOR YOUR CONVENIENCE { SALE: Cash in lawful money of the United States of America to be paid on confirmation of sale by the said Superior Court; 10 per cent of purCc chase price to be deposited with bid, taxes and insurance premiums to be pro-rated as of date of delivery of administratrix’s deed. Dated May 2nd, 1945. MYRTLE WHITNEY, Administratrix of the Estate of Ella First Publication May 38rd, 1945. S. Ramsey, Deceased. . May 3,:7, 10,14, 17,24. “hi 4 i oR me a Soh CAN Se ge See eerie J TE mT Me PEE Ti