November 13, 1941 (6 pages)

Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, November 13, 1941. Page Three ttm SiS A 7 4 / = = ————— —. intelli GEMS OF THOUGHT —Emerson. If. one would be successful in the) @ —= — ees It is common to overlook what is. future, let him make the most of the a, MORE ABOUT RED CROSS . OPPORTUNITY PRESENT near by keeping the eye fixed on. DPresent.—Mary Baker Eddy. PUsTr WonND BE RoIN? (Continned from Page One) ©. \ The day is always his who works . something’ remote. —Samuel John-. For truth and duty it is ever the H in it with sincerity and great aims. . son. fitting time; who waits until cir-. \ j}. words are now addressed, : 4 cumstances competely favor his unI d j ‘] “It is currently indicated that our 4 dertaking, will never accomplish wonder, as words filled with fury World War membership must be ‘ anything.—Luther. Roar over our heads and away, paraleled if we are to effectively disi It is in man and not in his cirTo find them less savage and ruthless Charge. OU FeepOneneLtlch 20 ame i cumstances that the secret of his Than those of a long ago da of you, this figure may seem diffic‘ <4 y‘ ult of achievement. Ca ee Are speech makers now less fer Every duty brings its peculiar deO P h bi : vs Sissies “Yet early Roll Calls throughout @ light, every denial its appropriate r are they bg it more refined. the country indicate that such an ifcompense, every cross its crown; pay Are now uppermost in my mind. able. With America solidly behind goes with performance as effect with £ ; the American Red Cross, we can not cause.—Mildmay. I wonder if modern members of the Ancient Order of . fail. —Join The Red Cross— Diatribers are as keen-edgedly efficient as those of former. “Me ‘must’ not fail. We have rap-WOODDUCKS AGAINST LAW _ . Years. idy expanded our services and are Game Warden Earl Hiscox today The old time Diatribers—say those of Washington's day ee ee r e raat : . Fr + advised local duck hunters that the) were a rather terriffic lot: they launched th lt ee shooting of woodducks is against the hei di a : y ; “—sd assaults . lief task abroad changes but it does law. The game warden stated many. UPON their adversaries. They thundered denunciations and . not grow lighter. We may justifiably hunters believed that it was per-. hurled invectives. They did not “smear” reputations, they be-. @sk that every loyal American rally SAN FRANCISCO'S missable to shoot one woodduck. smirched and blasted them. Their tongues were forked, their . ‘. °¥" standard. Pde tend dl adsl —Join The Red Cross— pens were dipped in vitrol. “The recruiting of nurses for the finest livestock pavilion, dediNo Trespassing, For Rent, Rooms Thi a slate 4 Army and Navy; essential training . cated to Western agriculture! ‘. for Rent and For Sale Placards on : is much however, may be said in favor of our early for our civilian defense forces— ANIMAL ARISTOCRATS — BEEF CATTLE, DAIRY Sale At The Nugget Office. day diatribers. Their material was original. It followed no for-. these things must be done quickly. SHOW ° ALLSTAR RODEO « SPINE-TINGLING eign pattern; their *vilifications, vitupertons and expletives. Above all, the Red Cross must fulfill CIRCUS ACTS, ARENA EVENTS + AUCTION SALES were their own. Each cane Ne its charter obligations to America’s . = $72,896 CASH PREMIUMS + MUSIC, COLOR, myeminer of the onder spoke in Tis OW Ts Hee ee _ DRAMA, ACTION! +_Come — and bring the family! a only organization privileged to work . A 3-hour show. Evenings at 8:00. Matinees: Sunday, It is indeed strange that here, in America the beautiful. with the men in camps, bases and Nov. 16; Thursday, Nov. 20; Saturday, Nov. 22—2 p. m. h ‘ 3 : ; the heaviest and cruelest lashes of vituperative abuse should] hospitals, and their families back as > aaa at the new $2,500,000 hiss and crackle about the man in the White House. Howev-. home: Surely soph Se ee cia COW PALACE er from Washington’s day to our own, such has been the case, a ae ms xe rperagiehenenae pin . Children under 12 SAN FRANCISCO and at one time, the wife of an American president became] personal trouble. . PSL . the object of scurrulous and vindicative vilification. That is al “To make this sacred guarantee . ~ blot upon the scutcheon which time itself cannot erase. . Valid, you, our volunteer Roll Call \ Yow YN\\S\ an It may be just as well that modern diatribers lack the @™y—let’s aim at total enrollment. ID be ". ee eee aininiaiiaiiol gifts of biting sarcasm and scintillating wit which barbed the. . “5° !*t US step forward together, j yp Tees By] lsse===. ply f thei : p Ee the people of America and their Red (ys ND Ge PUR RA aie tongues of their predecessors. After all, domestic tranquillity’ Goss The moment of crisis has ; =e ’ 1 et Mee RL ND hd : . . 5 p 2 ‘ : s. ; See: America’s Bestar THE Show-of the West is our first consideration, so I, for one, would feel inclined to’ come when Red Cross membership : ae ae excuse the masses of puerile twaddle which emanate from the . may be adjudged the first great ex=> sa THEY EXCEL nation’s capital and all points around and about, if it had the .pression of loyalty to America and : cy SRS aOR CML virtue of originality and was not at times calculated to afford chen ae ees one pon NO MATTER WHAT THE HOUR ; Mr. Schicklegruber satisfaction, aid and comfort. he ee : ; Cedar is one of the most rot-re] ‘wel how Nati ID : ; Cross here so far are: vy 5 sistant woods. Wood Shingles do wonder oad ationa efense Week will be spent. Of Sustaining members, contributing OUR SERVICES ARE IMMEDIATELY PROMPT not suffer by evaporation. Cedar. . . course there will be much impassioned oratory, band playing members and annual members to : Shingles hav high tanc ; f F ; 5 . We hold ourselves ready constantly for instant service. One One ceasutial ireland “chveron and flag waving; national leaders will corrugate their brows . date wre follows: : calls upon us with the definite assurance of securing sterling mortby a long term loans. and rack their brains, soldiers will march, drill and practice . Sustaining Membership —$10.00. nary service, and securing 10 Widhbul. Ge aushtedt delay, We Are Now Unloading a Carloaa. . . War tactics; thousands of workers will carry on, while others . °™" pe at ~ ce Be ta : . ° . ° ‘ j2 evada ity omens 1vic s be Sidesioa Uh You Need a NEW piesa man the picket lines; irresponsible women will rush . Contributing Membership — $6.00; HOLMES FUN ER AL HOME He ici ats rom ill kempt homes to wave,silly banners and hurl eggs with Oustomah I, 0. O. F. Lodge, Nevada Bo feminine grace and precision. Old General Public will pay his Lodge, B. P. O. E. Andy Holmes, Owner Nevada County Lumber November taxes and mutter wearily “‘the worst is yet to! Annual Membership — $1.00. q : Company come.” ,Neva Rebekah Lodge, Banner Mt. 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable Prices Ae aie cua ad L nels fot a : Post No. 2655, Mr. Sofge, Edward C.’ . “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” “The Pioneer Lumber Yard” » you and I, wno may feel that our part in the Uren, Mrs. E. C, Uren, Mrs. EB. H. . J > FUNERAL SE E REN Ry great world drama of today is a rather unimportant one: Oh, Seabury, Mrs. Lee Day, Wm. Veale, . . Nevada City, 246 Sacramento Grass Valley, 150 S$. Auburn Boulder Street, Nevada City but there is something for us to de; we can aid in defeating Mrs. R. N. McCormack, Harry DonStreet—Phone 203 Strect—Phone 56 Phone 500 that most dangerous of all fifth columns, intolerance, by ban44s, Mrs. L. J. Smith, Mrs. F. Pitz, a e “ ; zis J \ishing it from our thoughts and lives forever. Let us remem. 1 biheaetne ae ao pau’ ~ pita 3 ae yA IerER A: be ee all el Reo Be : E ate Gha . Duke, A. Duke, O. M. atterson, ‘A i times, that a nation’s first line of defense, lies in the. Mrs. John K. Williams, Mrs A. Godminds of its citizenry. fe frey, W. P. Wales, Howard Penrose, Uncle Silas says: ‘Do you think that fair—ladies—who . John Eden, Florence McBride, Mrs. arm themselves with eggs and tomatoes for throwing purpose . HJ. Wright, Frank Wright, Mrs. and then go forth to enjoy their inherent rights of peaceful asRay Murchie, Miss Alice Murchie, bl h ld i d a ‘Mrs, Martha Dillon, Miss Ramon, semblage, should be arrested for carrying concealed weapons? E S John O'Neill A d d +hi b th th ‘ hild ‘ll Mrs. E. E. Scott, Mrs. John eill, nd do you think that their children will grow up to be order-. Mrs. Helen Keifer, Mrs. Arthur ly and well behaved lads and lassies)—A. Merriam Conner. . Hoge, Sr. Arthur Hoge, Sr., Mrs. CL (May Lizelove, Mrs. John Ivey. “Mrs. ‘ })). E. N. Ott, Mrs. Chester Scheemer, g : Emmet Gallagher, Mrs. M. Buffing. re XMAS [5 : ‘ f=] Annual Membership—$1.00. Mrs: i a : N, Johnson, N. Johnson, Mrs. Mabel e OO '@. S GRASS VALLEY, CHLIR PICTURES Flindt, Mrs, R. Wion, Mrs. GreenEVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC be; way, Mrs, Nick Sandow, Mrs. Carl are being taken now Libby, Mrs: M. D. Casey, Mrs. Gal ‘ : . \}. Christenson, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, e fe fe) ! ’ 3 In the archives of memory, perhaps misrepresented under Phone in your appointment Garfield Robson, Mrs. Phil Paynter, the cataloging of ‘‘those good old days,”’ is stored the tiresome, 107 Mill Street Airs, John: Eerbor,, ay. eee a : beat : ie: Schreiber, Frank Leong, Mrs. C. @. daylight to dark”’ trip to San Francisco. The spinning cycle of Grass Valley 67 Larsen, Mrs. A, C. Presley, Mrs. BelH time has wrought travel changes that are pleasant, fast and S __;!. le Douglas, Mrs. Chas. ‘Leiter, Mr. . A ' ‘ —. Murchie, Cort Wright, Mrs. J. iA. far less inexpensive than those of a generation ago. Now— ——~ == }. Fletcher, Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mry. ; travelers from this area can choose a destination to almost any IS FOR STRENGTH. . . J. ©. Stenger, Mrs. R, Tremaine, corner of this great California and, by Southern Pacific train That all kids get Mrs. To R. Polgheng,, Sees; oe 6 look linad CG a a i h h deatinal: Lot : = From ° ye Bret Skeahan, Miss Pauline Rohrig, Mrs. i or sieek-lined Greyhound bus reach that destination ore the * drinkin: md re Grace Himes, Miss Madeline. Himes, k sun dips behind the hills. art Dairy’s Over membership fee—Evangeline The Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company not The best milk yet! Cheeret Nec ey seen : : : oo ‘ Growing children need the vitaLess than $1.00.—Mrs. 0. Neison, only stepped up its owh travel service through adoption of mins and health building proper-. . . Mrs. J. D. Bluzome, Mrs. F. 0. Relay highway passenger carriers and expedited schedules but fashties of milk, They need it for. . ford, Mrs, H, Sattler, Mrs. A. J. i" ey ; P rf ; strong bodies, happy dispositions. . Lewis: M ; A oe £ ; ; “ge : ewis, Mrs. Oscar Butts, Mrs. Melyin } ioned this improved service to dove-tail with the prolific scheod grec Bret Harte Dairy ene Lee, Mrs O. Ronnigen, Miss BE. Hat: dules of the Southern Pacific Railroad and Greyhound com: i] . chinson. erees —j i pany. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company now commands ae ee ; ° . . . . r— \ , ' exacting travel service accommodations to any point in the seme W hen Sorrow Comes ; United States! i Freight deliveries have kept pace. Of brilliance in example # ae : a F Ba tae KILL IN SPORTS are the “‘overnight freight service from San Francisco”’ and the CA FOR SKILL . ee . 7° . b j 4-hour service from Sacramento.” These services, coupled LLS is IN CLEANING with the very popular store-door delivery effects a combine whereby the merchants of the twin cities receive merchandise in least possible time, reducing the need of carrying overburare dened stocks or crowding stores with merchandise not momenBRING, tarily needed. ; 6. N C N YOUR Nevada County Narrow SPORTS consieaaia Oe a e It is a comfort to know that details _ OUTFIT will be handled with quiet efficiency. . auge Railroa a ine , known for its tact and consideration TO —and years of experience a Nevada County Trucking Co. ae sak : i a ue many worn <i n ; 3% e ancia burdens of those in . Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines : ar ary distress. Let us help you, . Nevada Becifie. Tracing Agency. '. Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners Weav Freight and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union Terminal Building ' Passenger Service Union Terminal Bus Depot, between Bank Street and Colfax e Avenue, Grass Valley » Phone 108 ° : . l 111 Bennett Street Grass Valley, California ! : . a Ag =

Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, November 13, 1941. Page Three ttm SiS A 7 4 / = = ————— —. intelli GEMS OF THOUGHT —Emerson. If. one would be successful in the) @ —= — ees It is common to overlook what is. future, let him make the most of the a, MORE ABOUT RED CROSS . OPPORTUNITY PRESENT near by keeping the eye fixed on. DPresent.—Mary Baker Eddy. PUsTr WonND BE RoIN? (Continned from Page One) ©. \ The day is always his who works . something’ remote. —Samuel John-. For truth and duty it is ever the H in it with sincerity and great aims. . son. fitting time; who waits until cir-. \ j}. words are now addressed, : 4 cumstances competely favor his unI d j ‘] “It is currently indicated that our 4 dertaking, will never accomplish wonder, as words filled with fury World War membership must be ‘ anything.—Luther. Roar over our heads and away, paraleled if we are to effectively disi It is in man and not in his cirTo find them less savage and ruthless Charge. OU FeepOneneLtlch 20 ame i cumstances that the secret of his Than those of a long ago da of you, this figure may seem diffic‘ <4 y‘ ult of achievement. Ca ee Are speech makers now less fer Every duty brings its peculiar deO P h bi : vs Sissies “Yet early Roll Calls throughout @ light, every denial its appropriate r are they bg it more refined. the country indicate that such an ifcompense, every cross its crown; pay Are now uppermost in my mind. able. With America solidly behind goes with performance as effect with £ ; the American Red Cross, we can not cause.—Mildmay. I wonder if modern members of the Ancient Order of . fail. —Join The Red Cross— Diatribers are as keen-edgedly efficient as those of former. “Me ‘must’ not fail. We have rap-WOODDUCKS AGAINST LAW _ . Years. idy expanded our services and are Game Warden Earl Hiscox today The old time Diatribers—say those of Washington's day ee ee r e raat : . Fr + advised local duck hunters that the) were a rather terriffic lot: they launched th lt ee shooting of woodducks is against the hei di a : y ; “—sd assaults . lief task abroad changes but it does law. The game warden stated many. UPON their adversaries. They thundered denunciations and . not grow lighter. We may justifiably hunters believed that it was per-. hurled invectives. They did not “smear” reputations, they be-. @sk that every loyal American rally SAN FRANCISCO'S missable to shoot one woodduck. smirched and blasted them. Their tongues were forked, their . ‘. °¥" standard. Pde tend dl adsl —Join The Red Cross— pens were dipped in vitrol. “The recruiting of nurses for the finest livestock pavilion, dediNo Trespassing, For Rent, Rooms Thi a slate 4 Army and Navy; essential training . cated to Western agriculture! ‘. for Rent and For Sale Placards on : is much however, may be said in favor of our early for our civilian defense forces— ANIMAL ARISTOCRATS — BEEF CATTLE, DAIRY Sale At The Nugget Office. day diatribers. Their material was original. It followed no for-. these things must be done quickly. SHOW ° ALLSTAR RODEO « SPINE-TINGLING eign pattern; their *vilifications, vitupertons and expletives. Above all, the Red Cross must fulfill CIRCUS ACTS, ARENA EVENTS + AUCTION SALES were their own. Each cane Ne its charter obligations to America’s . = $72,896 CASH PREMIUMS + MUSIC, COLOR, myeminer of the onder spoke in Tis OW Ts Hee ee _ DRAMA, ACTION! +_Come — and bring the family! a only organization privileged to work . A 3-hour show. Evenings at 8:00. Matinees: Sunday, It is indeed strange that here, in America the beautiful. with the men in camps, bases and Nov. 16; Thursday, Nov. 20; Saturday, Nov. 22—2 p. m. h ‘ 3 : ; the heaviest and cruelest lashes of vituperative abuse should] hospitals, and their families back as > aaa at the new $2,500,000 hiss and crackle about the man in the White House. Howev-. home: Surely soph Se ee cia COW PALACE er from Washington’s day to our own, such has been the case, a ae ms xe rperagiehenenae pin . Children under 12 SAN FRANCISCO and at one time, the wife of an American president became] personal trouble. . PSL . the object of scurrulous and vindicative vilification. That is al “To make this sacred guarantee . ~ blot upon the scutcheon which time itself cannot erase. . Valid, you, our volunteer Roll Call \ Yow YN\\S\ an It may be just as well that modern diatribers lack the @™y—let’s aim at total enrollment. ID be ". ee eee aininiaiiaiiol gifts of biting sarcasm and scintillating wit which barbed the. . “5° !*t US step forward together, j yp Tees By] lsse===. ply f thei : p Ee the people of America and their Red (ys ND Ge PUR RA aie tongues of their predecessors. After all, domestic tranquillity’ Goss The moment of crisis has ; =e ’ 1 et Mee RL ND hd : . . 5 p 2 ‘ : s. ; See: America’s Bestar THE Show-of the West is our first consideration, so I, for one, would feel inclined to’ come when Red Cross membership : ae ae excuse the masses of puerile twaddle which emanate from the . may be adjudged the first great ex=> sa THEY EXCEL nation’s capital and all points around and about, if it had the .pression of loyalty to America and : cy SRS aOR CML virtue of originality and was not at times calculated to afford chen ae ees one pon NO MATTER WHAT THE HOUR ; Mr. Schicklegruber satisfaction, aid and comfort. he ee : ; Cedar is one of the most rot-re] ‘wel how Nati ID : ; Cross here so far are: vy 5 sistant woods. Wood Shingles do wonder oad ationa efense Week will be spent. Of Sustaining members, contributing OUR SERVICES ARE IMMEDIATELY PROMPT not suffer by evaporation. Cedar. . . course there will be much impassioned oratory, band playing members and annual members to : Shingles hav high tanc ; f F ; 5 . We hold ourselves ready constantly for instant service. One One ceasutial ireland “chveron and flag waving; national leaders will corrugate their brows . date wre follows: : calls upon us with the definite assurance of securing sterling mortby a long term loans. and rack their brains, soldiers will march, drill and practice . Sustaining Membership —$10.00. nary service, and securing 10 Widhbul. Ge aushtedt delay, We Are Now Unloading a Carloaa. . . War tactics; thousands of workers will carry on, while others . °™" pe at ~ ce Be ta : . ° . ° ‘ j2 evada ity omens 1vic s be Sidesioa Uh You Need a NEW piesa man the picket lines; irresponsible women will rush . Contributing Membership — $6.00; HOLMES FUN ER AL HOME He ici ats rom ill kempt homes to wave,silly banners and hurl eggs with Oustomah I, 0. O. F. Lodge, Nevada Bo feminine grace and precision. Old General Public will pay his Lodge, B. P. O. E. Andy Holmes, Owner Nevada County Lumber November taxes and mutter wearily “‘the worst is yet to! Annual Membership — $1.00. q : Company come.” ,Neva Rebekah Lodge, Banner Mt. 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable Prices Ae aie cua ad L nels fot a : Post No. 2655, Mr. Sofge, Edward C.’ . “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” “The Pioneer Lumber Yard” » you and I, wno may feel that our part in the Uren, Mrs. E. C, Uren, Mrs. EB. H.

. J > FUNERAL SE E REN Ry great world drama of today is a rather unimportant one: Oh, Seabury, Mrs. Lee Day, Wm. Veale, . . Nevada City, 246 Sacramento Grass Valley, 150 S$. Auburn Boulder Street, Nevada City but there is something for us to de; we can aid in defeating Mrs. R. N. McCormack, Harry DonStreet—Phone 203 Strect—Phone 56 Phone 500 that most dangerous of all fifth columns, intolerance, by ban44s, Mrs. L. J. Smith, Mrs. F. Pitz, a e “ ; zis J \ishing it from our thoughts and lives forever. Let us remem. 1 biheaetne ae ao pau’ ~ pita 3 ae yA IerER A: be ee all el Reo Be : E ate Gha . Duke, A. Duke, O. M. atterson, ‘A i times, that a nation’s first line of defense, lies in the. Mrs. John K. Williams, Mrs A. Godminds of its citizenry. fe frey, W. P. Wales, Howard Penrose, Uncle Silas says: ‘Do you think that fair—ladies—who . John Eden, Florence McBride, Mrs. arm themselves with eggs and tomatoes for throwing purpose . HJ. Wright, Frank Wright, Mrs. and then go forth to enjoy their inherent rights of peaceful asRay Murchie, Miss Alice Murchie, bl h ld i d a ‘Mrs, Martha Dillon, Miss Ramon, semblage, should be arrested for carrying concealed weapons? E S John O'Neill A d d +hi b th th ‘ hild ‘ll Mrs. E. E. Scott, Mrs. John eill, nd do you think that their children will grow up to be order-. Mrs. Helen Keifer, Mrs. Arthur ly and well behaved lads and lassies)—A. Merriam Conner. . Hoge, Sr. Arthur Hoge, Sr., Mrs. CL (May Lizelove, Mrs. John Ivey. “Mrs. ‘ })). E. N. Ott, Mrs. Chester Scheemer, g : Emmet Gallagher, Mrs. M. Buffing. re XMAS [5 : ‘ f=] Annual Membership—$1.00. Mrs: i a : N, Johnson, N. Johnson, Mrs. Mabel e OO '@. S GRASS VALLEY, CHLIR PICTURES Flindt, Mrs, R. Wion, Mrs. GreenEVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC be; way, Mrs, Nick Sandow, Mrs. Carl are being taken now Libby, Mrs: M. D. Casey, Mrs. Gal ‘ : . \}. Christenson, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, e fe fe) ! ’ 3 In the archives of memory, perhaps misrepresented under Phone in your appointment Garfield Robson, Mrs. Phil Paynter, the cataloging of ‘‘those good old days,”’ is stored the tiresome, 107 Mill Street Airs, John: Eerbor,, ay. eee a : beat : ie: Schreiber, Frank Leong, Mrs. C. @. daylight to dark”’ trip to San Francisco. The spinning cycle of Grass Valley 67 Larsen, Mrs. A, C. Presley, Mrs. BelH time has wrought travel changes that are pleasant, fast and S __;!. le Douglas, Mrs. Chas. ‘Leiter, Mr. . A ' ‘ —. Murchie, Cort Wright, Mrs. J. iA. far less inexpensive than those of a generation ago. Now— ——~ == }. Fletcher, Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mry. ; travelers from this area can choose a destination to almost any IS FOR STRENGTH. . . J. ©. Stenger, Mrs. R, Tremaine, corner of this great California and, by Southern Pacific train That all kids get Mrs. To R. Polgheng,, Sees; oe 6 look linad CG a a i h h deatinal: Lot : = From ° ye Bret Skeahan, Miss Pauline Rohrig, Mrs. i or sieek-lined Greyhound bus reach that destination ore the * drinkin: md re Grace Himes, Miss Madeline. Himes, k sun dips behind the hills. art Dairy’s Over membership fee—Evangeline The Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company not The best milk yet! Cheeret Nec ey seen : : : oo ‘ Growing children need the vitaLess than $1.00.—Mrs. 0. Neison, only stepped up its owh travel service through adoption of mins and health building proper-. . . Mrs. J. D. Bluzome, Mrs. F. 0. Relay highway passenger carriers and expedited schedules but fashties of milk, They need it for. . ford, Mrs, H, Sattler, Mrs. A. J. i" ey ; P rf ; strong bodies, happy dispositions. . Lewis: M ; A oe £ ; ; “ge : ewis, Mrs. Oscar Butts, Mrs. Melyin } ioned this improved service to dove-tail with the prolific scheod grec Bret Harte Dairy ene Lee, Mrs O. Ronnigen, Miss BE. Hat: dules of the Southern Pacific Railroad and Greyhound com: i] . chinson. erees —j i pany. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company now commands ae ee ; ° . . . . r— \ , ' exacting travel service accommodations to any point in the seme W hen Sorrow Comes ; United States! i Freight deliveries have kept pace. Of brilliance in example # ae : a F Ba tae KILL IN SPORTS are the “‘overnight freight service from San Francisco”’ and the CA FOR SKILL . ee . 7° . b j 4-hour service from Sacramento.” These services, coupled LLS is IN CLEANING with the very popular store-door delivery effects a combine whereby the merchants of the twin cities receive merchandise in least possible time, reducing the need of carrying overburare dened stocks or crowding stores with merchandise not momenBRING, tarily needed. ; 6. N C N YOUR Nevada County Narrow SPORTS consieaaia Oe a e It is a comfort to know that details _ OUTFIT will be handled with quiet efficiency. . auge Railroa a ine , known for its tact and consideration TO —and years of experience a Nevada County Trucking Co. ae sak : i a ue many worn <i n ; 3% e ancia burdens of those in . Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines : ar ary distress. Let us help you, . Nevada Becifie. Tracing Agency.. '. Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners Weav Freight and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union Terminal Building ' Passenger Service Union Terminal Bus Depot, between Bank Street and Colfax e Avenue, Grass Valley » Phone 108 ° : . l 111 Bennett Street Grass Valley, California ! : . a Ag =