November 24, 1941 (4 pages)

Page Two Nevada City Nugget ~~ A Monday, November 24, 194]. ST = HOME FOR THANKSGIVING 4j Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. A number of students from the University of California spent the Phone 36. Thanksgiving Day and the weekend To Auburn on Business— Law Enforcement Officer J. D. Rafferty and Ellwood M. Stone of the Tahoe National Forest Service were business visitors in Auburn Weekend Visitors Here— Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Brill and family of San Francisco were visitors during the weekend at the Orzalli home on Grove Street. Mrs. a’ Sammie loved to see his name in’ news on auto crashes Now the birds tweet roundelay over Sammie’s ashes. > A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published eg agra parents — pigeon City. . saturday, Bril is a sister of Gus Orzalli. ° at Nevada City. Among them were James McCraney, : . Miss Elsie Schrieber, Miss Mary Lib-. Returns To Roseville— IREPLACE GETS HOT _. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH H. M. LEETE = a = s : Editor and Publisher bey, Miss Mary Innis and Robert Dan Ungaro nas returned to his The fireplace ai th the Mre. Doni Keys Made While You Wait Published~Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday nuns wees aie ag casa . _— duties as principal of the Sylvan) . isa home got too hot late yester-. } Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail ing’s Law School in San Francisco,. }School near Roseville after spending day and a call was sent in to the Cleaners, Washing Machines, Elec. . . matter of the second class in the postoffice at Miss Jane Bennett from San Jase. Thanksgiving and the weekend with : ; 3 tric frons, Stoves, Etc, Rep w Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, i ; : local fire lepartment. The firemen aired. : 1879 ay : ; a eee re ee . Pelee prevented an outbreak of fire in the SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Margaret ewe — at : CompMiss Elaine Mobley of Auburn is. home, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED One year (In Advance) ....-.:s::01--000002 $3.00 tometer school in peremente, 5 ase Mia ig Ge wth “hee bentiee Gunsmith, Light Welding Oe: Voit a ea / 30 cents William Bennett of the U. S. Air : ; When shopping mention the Nevada : : <I —/. Corps was here and also Privates Myers sausacad former apart ere City Nugget ads RAY’S FIXIT SHOP WATCH YOUR STEP SPEEDERS Guy Brooks and Lealle Santinelti/ Dickerman’s Drug Store, Who \s . . . mmm . . 109 West Main St, Phone 602 from Camp San Luis Obispo. Subscribe for the Nugget if GRASS VALLEY Over on Highway 40 traffic officers have been given orWRANGS FAT ADMIEBION Factory Specified Engine < ders to arrest any and all persons who drive on or. across the In other words, keep strictly on white line on the highway. your own side of the center line, especially on curves. ius i040. Culitarhia State Baie 6 eye bag e hrm of Equipment The officers cite the fact that more than twenty five peo-j95 cents, providing financial studies auline 8 hnnie : i: 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley ple have been killed or injured in the last few weeks between . prove the plan feasible, was recomSTUDEBAKER Auburn and Truckee, practically al! due to speeding, and they . mended today in a resolution unani-. /} BEER WINES, LIQUORS PONTIAC are determined to use effective means of drivers. It stands to reason that the many sharp curves cannot be negotiated at high and unsafe speeds without cutting over the . center line. Fines for the offense are averaging $15 and it is said that . the money is literally rolling into the coffers of the local justice SACRAMENTO, Nov. 24.—Reduction of general admission charges to mously adopted by exposition directors of which Stewart Meigs of Carpinteria is president. . The present gate admission charge is 50 cents. curbing Careless DEER KILLED ON HIGHWAY Harry M. McKee, who lives at Mc: Keesport on the Tahoe-Ukiah HighNew ‘Deal Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste Tune-Up and Steering and Front End Alignment Sales and Service ® Service Garage W. S. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 CRUSHED ROAD ROCK courts at Truckee, Dutch Flat, Colfax and Auburn. __,. way above Nevada City, reported to LN Material i Sheriff Carl J T.obiassen today that Pea Gravel a fe Brick i Just Wonpegr-In’ a deer was killed sometime last night by an automobile near his place and the carcass this morning was seen alongside the road. Sheriff Tobiassen and Undersheriff William OD. Woods took the deer to the county If it’s soiled, we clean it. If you ] wonder if Autumn and Spring are conspiring hospital. need a new one we supply it. Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley Rock .and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 WANTED — To lease or purchase. Ranch with fruit, stock and equipment. Write to. Box 67, National Hotel, Nevada City, Calif. To dazzle old Winter and hold him at bay,. With bright hues of crimson and gold intermingled And green grasses growing neath cool skies of grey. I wonder if King Winter isn’t somewhat annoyed to find fresh young grass growing upon the terrain which he would like to cover with a cold, white mantle of snow. However, that is the experience which faces him: year after year in this miracle land by the western sea. Perhaps he is used to it — he should be by this time. It may be that Winter is not in the least disturbed. It may NEW ENGLAND VANISHING Ed Burtner GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS 111 Main Street, Phone 875 Grass Valley The old New England Mime in Goid Mat is being torn down.4ron derived from the old mine has been. purchased by the Miners Foundry. The New England is owned by a group of Nevada City men. MORE ABOUT RED CROSS (Continved from Page One) WXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Svstems for Rent ir Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radia Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Hls, 1123 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, 2-19tf Demand Bisma-Rex. The largest selling Ant-Acid powder made. Obtainable only at the Rexall When Sorrow Comes WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, Contributing Membership—$5.00. be that each year as his seasonal reign begins, he scans the! nevada City Business and ProfessStore ee / great central valleys, the magic shores and forested uplands, ' jonaj women, Nevada County Branch Ee pee! ae eats al : uaranteed@, J. M, Bertse c raises a quizzical eyebrow and turns eagerly to his tasks ofA. A. U. Ww. i and Cloch rane. wien Act fashioning ermine robes for the higher ranges of the Sierra,. Over Membership Free —Mr. and R. E. HAR IS Pixit Shop, New location, 109 West ‘Mrs. H. A. Curnow, $3.00. Mrs. John . ¢ “4 Vai Street x 7planting snow banners at advantageous points and OR ein wer sad ee A paca Phone ain Street, Grass Valley, 12-1tf each lofty pinnacle with ice born gems, which, when Winter bierehic $600. nights are clear, will reflect from every facet, the bright ahin-. Gontribatons~-Mre. Phil Solero, oe 100 ASPHALT JOBS ing of the stars. Mrs. Rose’ Leonard, Mrs. Claire a : Plant mix road jobs. Oil road jobs. ; Parking areas and patching. So it is that November, with no qualms of conscience, , White, Nancy Raynor, Mr. Treglown, Grass Valley : : ‘ : CPaite & i i Mrs. H. T. Shan, Mrs. often conspires to stage a preview of spring, calling to the litbie eae Nool si Ge Wel-, CONSOLATION MAY BE FOUND) GRASS VALLEY ROCK. tle seeds to wake up and weave a green covering for the hills! 3. 3 w. waiton. H. J. Coffer, oe Y ROC and vales, bidding the streams to sing as they journey toward mildred Kinamon, C. L. Shaft, Mrs. cee ath ed Sa aces . AND SAND the sea and misting the thankful landscape with cool, refresh-. G. R. Mizell. Hooper-Weaver Mortuary Inc. is! 7 Bank Street Phone 45 ing rain. A miracle of interlocking seasons which creates the} Annual Membership—$1.00—Mr. nies ian pg Wee hate JAKE’S WOOD YARD unexampled charm of California our homeland of the west. ae aay e i ae oe taught us many ways to lighten the . : I wonder if Senator Downey’s native alibi, ‘I was ME a Papeete al WwW. W. page tess = aso ne Croegaats SERVICE aviodably detained,’’ is destined to become a classic. Stray tid ‘Catiman Mrs, Vera Steger Mrs. ee . Oak, Pine and Manzanita bits of speech are prone to obtain sudden and amazing popuNellie Schiffner, Mrs, Harry Davey, Hooper end. Weaver . Wood AMBULANCE SERVICE Py ! Grass Valley, Calif. . arity. A few years since, some one invented ‘‘innocous desMrsGleason, Mrs. Lloyd Jennings, uetude,” and now you couldn't pry those two words apart M"S: Mary Solaro, Mrs Luga Basso, : . se ‘9 si Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sbaffi, Mrs. Erwith a crow bar. The curious phrase, “‘at long last,” fell from . . g SG ec! ie i A i > > 5 nest Young, Superior Grocery, Mrs. the lips of an adbicating monarch, and what a run it has since Jack Garrison, BP: Robinson, Gina's enjoyed. Now, “I was unavoidably detained.” is not a new.arBig or Little Orders— Delivered Promptly Phone 418 J Nevada City & Place, Mrs. B. Toccalini, Mrs. Joe rangement of words, but it is a most useful one for face savHuy, Fred Bobst, Mrs Leslie Land, . * Hl i eee > > ‘ i ing purposes. For instance. if you have been elected to a posi-: re phen dee Stes. . *] ¢ Te. ° e . Pe r., WETS, A. % annedy, tion of trust and responsibility—if you have taken time out y. Gis avis. Mia! Goniiee:: Mia in order to ascertain the desires of seventy five per cent of Corduroy Collar —No Chafing! Bessie Hutchinson, Mrs. W. L. Tamyour.constituants, and you are absent from your post at a. blyn, Mrs. W. J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. time when those desires are being either realized or thwarted, . . Bell. Mrs. Robert Steger, Katie all you have to'do is to smile and say, ‘I was uflavoidably de-. HAs, Mrs. Give Gwin, Mrs. HoT. tained” Allen, Mrs. G. DeBack, Mrs. Magon7 5 3 z igal, Fred Fontana, Mrs. Marie NinI'm sure Herr Schicklegruber could use this face saving Sturdy Blue Denim . : : : : inis, Mrs. A, Reynolds, Mrs. R. Fradevice with telling effect. Having promised to make a speech ;delizio, Mrs. B, Hall, B. Hall, Anna in Moscow upon a certain day and having been unable to keep; ©: Tucker, Mrs. Eugene Tucker, New Rounded . . q . “1 ‘ ‘inger e the tryst, he could just fly back to the homeland, duck into a vis pene eaten, (dane: Speinger, — bomb proof shelter and shout to his gullible people, “I ha ai aera E 8 Peer: Th d ey Mrs. D, R. Schiffner, Mrs. . Jim Mscow speech all ready to deliver, but I was unavoidably de-. : Ar : Peard, Mrs. G. Hopkins, W. S. Coughtained, lin, Mrs. E. A Howe, B. F. Howe, R. Uncle Silas says: “I don’t think modern children are any smarter than the youngsters who lived in the days before radios, movies and jitter bugs. The modern children just seem to be smarter, —A. Merriam Conner. H. Miller, L. M. Popovich, Mrs. M. Long, Mrs. A, J. Rore, Mrs. John Zunino, Mrs. C, E. Bosworth, Mrs. Tva Williamson, Louis Montre J. F. Siegfried, Sam E. Sandon, Mrs. Jas. Christmas Tree Cutters Pay Triple Stumpage Rates Two trespassers, who claimed innocence because they did mot know government land line boundaries, have been required to pay triple stumpage rates fr Christmas trees cut without a permit during the current Christmas tree gathering period. ; Walter Mandeville, Tahoe City, paid $132 for 110 trees cut north of Tahoe City last month, tfter having the choice of paying this or having the trees confiscated and face the judge for cutting trees without a ‘permit. On November 18, Louis Euer of Truckee paid $95-for a small load of large size trees cut in the Buer Valley vicinity where he supposed he was cutting on his own land. _Euer was found hauling the trees ‘Friday by Ranger Snider and E. M. ‘Stone and a check on the area where the trees were cut revealed he cut st of the trees on Tahoe ‘National Sar Solaro, Mrs. Roy Warren, F. W, Mc, Quiston, Mrs. H. M. Leete, Cham. ber of Commerce, Mrs, Camille Hal“Cutters must assume the respon-. lett, Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Long, Mrs. sibility of finding land boundaries . Nora Austin, Mrs, Elza Kilroy, Mrs. of private land in which they may, q. M, Haley Mrs, Paul Bundy, Guercut trees,” Snider said. don Ellis, Mrs. Guerdon Ellis, Mrs. No Trespassing, For Rent, Biome C. Perry, Banner Mountain Auxfor Rent and For Sale Placards on) iiard, L. Orzalli, Mis sAlice Moore, Sale At The Nugget Office. {A Friend. f; = NO MATTER WHAT THE HOUR: OUR SERVICES ARE IMMEDIATELY PROMPT Forest land and he thought he was cutting on his own land. One calls upon us with the definite assurance of securing sterling mortWe hold ourselves ready constantly for instant service. uary service, and securing it without the slightest delay, HOLMES FUNERAL HOME ' Andy Holmes, Owner 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable Prices “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” Nevada City, 246 Sacramento Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn Street—Phone 2038 Street—Phone 56 casts \ as your overcoat! And a OX HIDE sianker unep WORK COATS ‘Tough as you overalls! Warm { bi saving in tive. barocin’ Rucged denim, i le-stitehed main seams, . 19 leep util kets—everythi wav lope fo heavy dey over warm insulati 50% woo! blanket cloth ining! Reg. U. S. Pat. Off, 50% Wool Blanket Lining makes food served with it taste better Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City @ 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 tall you. he J

Page Two Nevada City Nugget ~~ A Monday, November 24, 194]. ST = HOME FOR THANKSGIVING 4j Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. A number of students from the University of California spent the Phone 36. Thanksgiving Day and the weekend To Auburn on Business— Law Enforcement Officer J. D. Rafferty and Ellwood M. Stone of the Tahoe National Forest Service were business visitors in Auburn Weekend Visitors Here— Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Brill and family of San Francisco were visitors during the weekend at the Orzalli home on Grove Street. Mrs. a’ Sammie loved to see his name in’ news on auto crashes Now the birds tweet roundelay over Sammie’s ashes. > A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published eg agra parents — pigeon City. . saturday, Bril is a sister of Gus Orzalli. ° at Nevada City. Among them were James McCraney, : . Miss Elsie Schrieber, Miss Mary Lib-. Returns To Roseville— IREPLACE GETS HOT _. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH H. M. LEETE = a = s : Editor and Publisher bey, Miss Mary Innis and Robert Dan Ungaro nas returned to his The fireplace ai th the Mre. Doni Keys Made While You Wait Published~Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday nuns wees aie ag casa . _— duties as principal of the Sylvan) . isa home got too hot late yester-. } Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail ing’s Law School in San Francisco,. }School near Roseville after spending day and a call was sent in to the Cleaners, Washing Machines, Elec. . . matter of the second class in the postoffice at Miss Jane Bennett from San Jase. Thanksgiving and the weekend with : ; 3 tric frons, Stoves, Etc, Rep w Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, i ; : local fire lepartment. The firemen aired. : 1879 ay : ; a eee re ee . Pelee prevented an outbreak of fire in the SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Margaret ewe — at : CompMiss Elaine Mobley of Auburn is. home, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED One year (In Advance) .......-.:s::01--000002 $3.00 tometer school in peremente, 5 ase Mia ig Ge wth “hee bentiee Gunsmith, Light Welding Oe: Voit a ea / 30 cents William Bennett of the U. S. Air : ; When shopping mention the Nevada : : <I —/. Corps was here and also Privates Myers sausacad former apart ere City Nugget ads RAY’S FIXIT SHOP WATCH YOUR STEP SPEEDERS Guy Brooks and Lealle Santinelti/ Dickerman’s Drug Store, Who \s . . . mmm . . 109 West Main St, Phone 602 from Camp San Luis Obispo. Subscribe for the Nugget if GRASS VALLEY Over on Highway 40 traffic officers have been given orWRANGS FAT ADMIEBION Factory Specified Engine < ders to arrest any and all persons who drive on or. across the In other words, keep strictly on white line on the highway. your own side of the center line, especially on curves. ius i040. Culitarhia State Baie 6 eye bag e hrm of Equipment The officers cite the fact that more than twenty five peo-j95 cents, providing financial studies auline 8 hnnie : i: 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley ple have been killed or injured in the last few weeks between . prove the plan feasible, was recomSTUDEBAKER Auburn and Truckee, practically al! due to speeding, and they . mended today in a resolution unani-. /} BEER WINES, LIQUORS PONTIAC are determined to use effective means of drivers. It stands to reason that the many sharp curves cannot be negotiated at high and unsafe speeds without cutting over the . center line. Fines for the offense are averaging $15 and it is said that . the money is literally rolling into the coffers of the local justice SACRAMENTO, Nov. 24.—Reduction of general admission charges to mously adopted by exposition directors of which Stewart Meigs of Carpinteria is president. . The present gate admission charge is 50 cents. curbing Careless DEER KILLED ON HIGHWAY Harry M. McKee, who lives at Mc: Keesport on the Tahoe-Ukiah HighNew ‘Deal Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste Tune-Up and Steering and Front End Alignment Sales and Service ® Service Garage W. S. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 CRUSHED ROAD ROCK courts at Truckee, Dutch Flat, Colfax and Auburn. __,. way above Nevada City, reported to LN Material i Sheriff Carl J T.obiassen today that Pea Gravel a fe Brick i Just Wonpegr-In’ a deer was killed sometime last night by an automobile near his place and the carcass this morning was seen alongside the road. Sheriff Tobiassen and Undersheriff William OD. Woods took the deer to the county If it’s soiled, we clean it. If you ] wonder if Autumn and Spring are conspiring hospital. need a new one we supply it. Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley Rock .and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 WANTED — To lease or purchase. Ranch with fruit, stock and equipment. Write to. Box 67, National Hotel, Nevada City, Calif. To dazzle old Winter and hold him at bay,. With bright hues of crimson and gold intermingled And green grasses growing neath cool skies of grey. I wonder if King Winter isn’t somewhat annoyed to find fresh young grass growing upon the terrain which he would like to cover with a cold, white mantle of snow. However, that is the experience which faces him: year after year in this miracle land by the western sea. Perhaps he is used to it — he should be by this time. It may be that Winter is not in the least disturbed. It may NEW ENGLAND VANISHING Ed Burtner GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS 111 Main Street, Phone 875 Grass Valley The old New England Mime in Goid Mat is being torn down.4ron derived from the old mine has been. purchased by the Miners Foundry. The New England is owned by a group of Nevada City men. MORE ABOUT RED CROSS (Continved from Page One) WXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Svstems for Rent ir Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radia Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Hls, 1123 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, 2-19tf Demand Bisma-Rex. The largest selling Ant-Acid powder made. Obtainable only at the Rexall When Sorrow Comes WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, Contributing Membership—$5.00. be that each year as his seasonal reign begins, he scans the! nevada City Business and ProfessStore ee / great central valleys, the magic shores and forested uplands, ' jonaj women, Nevada County Branch Ee pee! ae eats al : uaranteed@, J. M, Bertse c raises a quizzical eyebrow and turns eagerly to his tasks ofA. A. U. Ww. i and Cloch rane. wien Act fashioning ermine robes for the higher ranges of the Sierra,. Over Membership Free —Mr. and R. E. HAR IS Pixit Shop, New location, 109 West ‘Mrs. H. A. Curnow, $3.00. Mrs. John . ¢ “4 Vai Street x 7planting snow banners at advantageous points and OR ein wer sad ee A paca Phone ain Street, Grass Valley, 12-1tf each lofty pinnacle with ice born gems, which, when Winter bierehic $600. nights are clear, will reflect from every facet, the bright ahin-. Gontribatons~-Mre. Phil Solero, oe 100 ASPHALT JOBS ing of the stars. Mrs. Rose’ Leonard, Mrs. Claire

a : Plant mix road jobs. Oil road jobs. ; Parking areas and patching. So it is that November, with no qualms of conscience, , White, Nancy Raynor, Mr. Treglown, Grass Valley : : ‘ : CPaite & i i Mrs. H. T. Shan, Mrs. often conspires to stage a preview of spring, calling to the litbie eae Nool si Ge Wel-, CONSOLATION MAY BE FOUND) GRASS VALLEY ROCK. tle seeds to wake up and weave a green covering for the hills! 3.. 3 w. waiton. H. J. Coffer, oe Y ROC and vales, bidding the streams to sing as they journey toward mildred Kinamon, C. L. Shaft, Mrs. cee ath ed Sa aces . AND SAND the sea and misting the thankful landscape with cool, refresh-. G. R. Mizell. Hooper-Weaver Mortuary Inc. is! 7 Bank Street Phone 45 ing rain. A miracle of interlocking seasons which creates the} Annual Membership—$1.00—Mr. nies ian pg Wee hate JAKE’S WOOD YARD unexampled charm of California our homeland of the west. ae aay e i ae oe taught us many ways to lighten the . : I wonder if Senator Downey’s native alibi, ‘I was ME a Papeete al WwW. W. page tess = aso ne Croegaats SERVICE aviodably detained,’’ is destined to become a classic. Stray tid ‘Catiman Mrs, Vera Steger Mrs. ee . Oak, Pine and Manzanita bits of speech are prone to obtain sudden and amazing popuNellie Schiffner, Mrs, Harry Davey, Hooper end. Weaver . Wood AMBULANCE SERVICE Py ! Grass Valley, Calif. . arity. A few years since, some one invented ‘‘innocous desMrsGleason, Mrs. Lloyd Jennings, uetude,” and now you couldn't pry those two words apart M"S: Mary Solaro, Mrs Luga Basso, : . se ‘9 si Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sbaffi, Mrs. Erwith a crow bar. The curious phrase, “‘at long last,” fell from . . g SG ec! ie i A i > > 5 nest Young, Superior Grocery, Mrs. the lips of an adbicating monarch, and what a run it has since Jack Garrison, BP: Robinson, Gina's enjoyed. Now, “I was unavoidably detained.” is not a new.arBig or Little Orders— Delivered Promptly Phone 418 J Nevada City & Place, Mrs. B. Toccalini, Mrs. Joe rangement of words, but it is a most useful one for face savHuy, Fred Bobst, Mrs Leslie Land, . * Hl i eee > > ‘ i ing purposes. For instance. if you have been elected to a posi-: re phen dee Stes. . *] ¢ Te. ° e . Pe r., WETS, A. % annedy, tion of trust and responsibility—if you have taken time out y. Gis avis. Mia! Goniiee:: Mia in order to ascertain the desires of seventy five per cent of Corduroy Collar —No Chafing! Bessie Hutchinson, Mrs. W. L. Tamyour.constituants, and you are absent from your post at a. blyn, Mrs. W. J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. time when those desires are being either realized or thwarted, . . Bell. Mrs. Robert Steger, Katie all you have to'do is to smile and say, ‘I was uflavoidably de-. HAs, Mrs. Give Gwin, Mrs. HoT. tained” Allen, Mrs. G. DeBack, Mrs. Magon7 5 3 z igal, Fred Fontana, Mrs. Marie NinI'm sure Herr Schicklegruber could use this face saving Sturdy Blue Denim . : : : : inis, Mrs. A, Reynolds, Mrs. R. Fradevice with telling effect. Having promised to make a speech ;delizio, Mrs. B, Hall, B. Hall, Anna in Moscow upon a certain day and having been unable to keep; ©: Tucker, Mrs. Eugene Tucker, New Rounded . . q . “1 ‘ ‘inger e the tryst, he could just fly back to the homeland, duck into a vis pene eaten, (dane: Speinger, — bomb proof shelter and shout to his gullible people, “I ha ai aera E 8 Peer: Th d ey Mrs. D, R. Schiffner, Mrs. . Jim Mscow speech all ready to deliver, but I was unavoidably de-. : Ar : Peard, Mrs. G. Hopkins, W. S. Coughtained, lin, Mrs. E. A Howe, B. F. Howe, R. Uncle Silas says: “I don’t think modern children are any smarter than the youngsters who lived in the days before radios, movies and jitter bugs. The modern children just seem to be smarter, —A. Merriam Conner. H. Miller, L. M. Popovich, Mrs. M. Long, Mrs. A, J. Rore, Mrs. John Zunino, Mrs. C, E. Bosworth, Mrs. Tva Williamson, Louis Montre J. F. Siegfried, Sam E. Sandon, Mrs. Jas. Christmas Tree Cutters Pay Triple Stumpage Rates Two trespassers, who claimed innocence because they did mot know government land line boundaries, have been required to pay triple stumpage rates fr Christmas trees cut without a permit during the current Christmas tree gathering period. ; Walter Mandeville, Tahoe City, paid $132 for 110 trees cut north of Tahoe City last month, tfter having the choice of paying this or having the trees confiscated and face the judge for cutting trees without a ‘permit. On November 18, Louis Euer of Truckee paid $95-for a small load of large size trees cut in the Buer Valley vicinity where he supposed he was cutting on his own land. _Euer was found hauling the trees ‘Friday by Ranger Snider and E. M. ‘Stone and a check on the area where the trees were cut revealed he cut st of the trees on Tahoe ‘National Sar Solaro, Mrs. Roy Warren, F. W, Mc, Quiston, Mrs. H. M. Leete, Cham. ber of Commerce, Mrs, Camille Hal“Cutters must assume the respon-. lett, Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Long, Mrs. sibility of finding land boundaries . Nora Austin, Mrs, Elza Kilroy, Mrs. of private land in which they may, q. M, Haley Mrs, Paul Bundy, Guercut trees,” Snider said. don Ellis, Mrs. Guerdon Ellis, Mrs. No Trespassing, For Rent, Biome C. Perry, Banner Mountain Auxfor Rent and For Sale Placards on) iiard, L. Orzalli, Mis sAlice Moore, Sale At The Nugget Office. {A Friend. f; = NO MATTER WHAT THE HOUR: OUR SERVICES ARE IMMEDIATELY PROMPT Forest land and he thought he was cutting on his own land. One calls upon us with the definite assurance of securing sterling mortWe hold ourselves ready constantly for instant service. uary service, and securing it without the slightest delay, HOLMES FUNERAL HOME ' Andy Holmes, Owner 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable Prices “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” Nevada City, 246 Sacramento Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn Street—Phone 2038 Street—Phone 56 casts \ as your overcoat! And a OX HIDE sianker unep WORK COATS ‘Tough as you overalls! Warm { bi saving in tive. barocin’ Rucged denim, i le-stitehed main seams, . 19 leep util kets—everythi wav lope fo heavy dey over warm insulati 50% woo! blanket cloth ining! Reg. U. S. Pat. Off, 50% Wool Blanket Lining makes food served with it taste better Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City @ 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 tall you. he J