September 16, 1946 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUCGET MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1946 orc a cnn = — ; ; Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street ‘Telephone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City, California . aniline nt —e _—en . H.M. LHETE -Se, ee = ace a OOewner ata Publisher HARLEY M. LORTH, Jr = -.Baditor jf Published Semi-Weeekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as . matter of ‘the second ¢elasé in the postoifice at jf Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, . . 1879. . . } . . . SUBSCRIPTION RATES One veur (in MOVAaNCE): oo. 82.2: $3.00 One month it} JUST WONDERIN’ I wonder at the curious things That human beings do; Of course [ don’t include myself, My Uncle Si or you; But there are those right here at home And others far)away, And oh, the very curious things Those humans do and say! If we were searching for a name descriptive of this present season in world history, we might call it the era of Much Talk. Listen for a day and you will readily perceive that every body is talking and that every body is talking about everything; The I. Q. of al! this talk ranges all the way from that which is highly illuminative to that which leads the listener through obscure jungles of confusion. ' It is indeed hard to discuss a subject with any degree of lucidity, unless one has all around knowledge of the subject under observation and few of us have that all around knowledge; still, we talk of this and that and every thing else and fee] quite competent to pass’ judgement upon the great and near great, the things they do and the words they speak. No one has an inferiority complex when it comes to passing judgement, no one seems to doubt the-correctness of_his_opinions . “and so we who must listen, hear contending voices raised in cool or heated argument and more often than otherwise, wonder what it is all about and who is right: Curious admissions are being made here and there. Mr. Stalin, for instance, asks for a postponement of the general assembly and the excuse is offered, that he has not enough trained diplomats to use in two places at one time. If Mr. Stalin will lend his ears to the discussions of the Paris conference, he will'learn that the great western powers are in the same fix. The stubborn leaders of the maritime strike which is crippling our sea ports at the present time, calls upon Washington ‘to nationalize the meat industry,’’ Consistent, isn't it? We are told that our American school system is the best in the world and again we are told that it fails to give to young America that degree of enlightenment concerning the nation and its institutions which every prospective citizen should have and that, in consequence, the young people are developing half baked ideas, some of which border on communism. It is all very confusing and if we are not expert analysts, it might be well to suspend judgement upon important subjects controversial, until we.can get our own-ideas in proper shape and begin to see things as they really are. One must be willing to grow up, if he wishes to understand his time and place in the confused pattern of daily events, for only mature minds can grasp their potentialities and properly evaluate the pros and cons. ; Uncle Silas says: ““One may develop an agile mind these days; believing one thin togday and just the opposite tomorrow. An agile mind is perhaps desirable, but when it becomes acrobatic—that is something else.’-—Adeline Merriam Conner> NEVADA CITY SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO ) —AND— FIFTY YEARS AGO NEVADA CITY 75 YEARS AGO . Josie Pendere, Lizzie Moody, Allie Thos. Brock desiring to enter in-' Blackwood, .Emma _ Shallenberger, to another line of business, advertis-. \Mollie Sutherland, Nevada Suthered to sell out oll the stock, fixtures . land, Robert Blackwood, Frank Shaland goddwill connected with his store . lenberger, Ada Penders, John Black, im Commercial Street. Willie Penders and Billy Black. Caruanaignaeee An effort was being made to seNEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO eure a suitable hall in this city in which to organize a working man’s union. Commented the Transcript: “While supporting the working classes we have no desire,to wage'a war against capitalists. Capital and labor should go hand in hand together.” I. Caldwell. Miss Jennie Adair resigned 2s teacher of the Relief Hill school. She was succeeded by Miss Louise Pierce shih A of Boca. Married: At Dutch Flat by the Rev. Father Dalton of Grass Valley, (Mr. James Phelan of Virginia City to Miss Lizzie B. Kinney of Dutch (Mat. The couple came to this city after their marriage to gitness the (Republican demonstration. During their stay here chey were -the guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canfield. Following were the names appearimg on the roll of honor in the Blue Tent school for the month: Miss Katie Edwards teacher: Annie Sutherland. Mattie Moody, Gussie Black, NEW?! sso easternoak : -STUDENT DESKS — WITH MATCHING CHAIRS $30 SET NEVADA CITY FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 246 Commercial Street (Messrs P.owell and Daniel, the well known soda manufacturers, moved their two families into the double house that was built in the old ‘Baptist church building. Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. B. Celio celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary with a large group of friends at their home. Twas a merry throng that participated in the pleasures of the evening of speeches, singing and dancing. A mock marriage ceremony i ; was performed by Judge Holbrook. . . ramento through her . ramento: j cently appointed secretary session of the state legislature for . cupation of Dr. James E. McConnell, Sonora, Music was furnished by Phil Goyne! chairman of. the fair board’s centen}and vocaliss were Louis Brinkman: nial committee and a member of the . and Miss Hicks. istate chamber of “commerge group —— 4 coordinating centennial events, said Mrs. commenced suit Nathaniel Irwin~of that indications are that the exposipart in. this city for divorce in SacHir-} tion will play an important : gat 7.5 . attorney, the state wide activities that are be-. Johnson. am ing planned for the centennial years. . STATE FAIR TO Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon RESUME IN 1947 Is Borne To Rest . SACRIAMENT'O, Sept; 16—Directors of the State Agricultural Society voted at their meeting here to hold a 1947. California State Fair at Sac. . . . Funeral services were held Friday . afternoon in the Hooper and Weaver Mortuary for Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon who died at her-home in Shady Glen Court Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Cannon, who had resided in Grass Valley for 19 years, was born to prepare plans and budget needs,., Fee z which will be submitted to the 1947} en, HAO OS Sees. ogo) ee ere : : ;her husband Peter Cannon of Grass . Valley. approval. Bb = : i The funeral services -were conGreen pointed out that because of! : Petia pee . . duected by Rev. Patrick O’Reilly. Inthe heavy rehabilitation and repair 3 ; 'terment will be in the Catholic cemework necessary after the army’s oc= tery. the exposition grounds during the war years, plus materially inereased costs that it will be necessary for the legislature to provide a deficiency appropriation of $500,000 in order to hold a 1947 fair. The board was also unanimous in. 7 a resolution requesting the fair management to begin immediately the preparation of preliminary plans and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barker of. Berbudgets:for the state fair’s part in. keley and their son, Charles Barker the 1848, 1948 and 1950 Centennial. are spending the week end in NeCelebrations. j vada. City. Directors ordered E. P. Green, temanager, BIRTHS Brown—tIn Nevada City, September 6, to Mr, and Mrs. Henry Brown 'of Nevada City a daughter. Swanson—In Nevada City, Sept. , to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swanson a dapghter. ! A. C. Turner was to have.a music! store in the building vacated by John . _Grass Valley _ Public Market: MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY VALVITA SPAGHETTI. llc With Tomato Sauce and Cheese Sacramento Fruit Cocktail 24% cam oo. 30c Sacramento Tomato Sauce —3 cans o.0..22:::0:ccc 16c Del Haven Cream Style Corn —No. 2 can. ..... 15¢ HUNTS TOMATO JUICE —47 oz. can . . 23c Salad Bowl Salad Dressing —/p pint =. 10c 3 & W PEANUT BUTTER—1 bb. ..... ike Gone 40c RANCHO TOMATO SOUP—=3 cans. 20cRANCHO CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP ... 14c DANO 2 fer ie 25c FRISKIES DOG FOOD—S pounds 2.0.0.0. 55c_ S @ —VEGETABLES— POTATOES—Large, smooth, white—10 lbs. ... 35c SWEET POTATOES 2 Vhs. ones seeesessseessstessetnsecee 23c CARROTS ——2 Buurnchees ooo. cece eteeedcteeeeseeee ence 15¢ ONIONS—Nice, large red—4 Ibs. for «00.0.0. 15c @ 6 Ocean Liner Motor Oil—2 gal. can. $1.39 CUTRITE WAX PAPER 125 ft. roll 2.22.22 19¢ COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES GRASS VALLEY Public Market ' On Auburn Highway at City Limits MYERS Mortuary Chapel MEMBER * invitaTto™ (Formerly Holmes and Myers Funeral Home) 150 SOUTH AUBURN STREET 2 GRASS VALLEY — TELEPHONE 66 1 Now under the sole ownership and management of Lawrence Myere who offers his clients the services of a skilled staff and 21 10Day — SERVICE — e I GUARANTEE MY WORK WILLIAMS: . WATCH REPAIR 229 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY Flying For health’s sake, when vitamin deficiency. exists, fake . P. PLENAMINS Two tiny capsules contain all vitamins known to be essential to human nuirition, plus Liver and Iron. 72 CAPSULES Ee: §9 A Jenclt PRODUCT Next time you buy Vitamins try Plenamins. They are Better. R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 100 Service Phone 25F21 STUDENT INSTRUCTION AIRPLANE RENTALS HANGAR RENTALS AIRCRAFT SALES AND er SERVICE Photo Finis! INSTRUCTION FOR ANY PORTRA TYPE LICENSE 197 Mill Street, Giras]; Valley 8-W ROUND TRIP ee oe PROFESSIONAL Sacramento ...... $12 DIRECTORY H Oakland occ cveccccmesccoeseccesce $16 ACCOUNTANT Stockton 2200. $16 Ree ke $16 EDWIN STEPHENS ae , : _ Public Accountant * using Oe Ral a 127 Broad Street Additional Charge for Overtime Telephone 539-J speedos teteteteseieee ie bebiesbeteteters ATTORNEYS + ae see De ‘ + NEVADA CITY %. °H. WARD SHELDON + 4 ATTORNEY AT LAW : > ON THE + Datog puiuite Broad. Street — * . Nevada ‘City Telephone. 28 ye 4g * THRESHOLD * — % ; : ‘ Al. “CEE ‘ TO THE BEST +. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ae # 4 = scnconchastichan ie cs + *. ‘The Holmes Punerd! Home ser+ RECREATION # i vice-is prited within the means of 4 $ all. Ambulance service at all hours. + * & Phone! 203 2 #1246 Sacramento St. Nevada City me a — NEVADA OITY ¥ e ca ~ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE *% GRASS VALLEY me ee ". Eegeee ch So gee Loe eee CN SCENE ORE, DOCTORS KHOR SALE — 1—14”’ Draper Jig ‘Rougher and Cleaner. 1—14” Draper Jig Rougher, 1 2’’ Gravel Pump Outfit, Engine, Pump Hose and Nozzle. See Caldwell, Bear River Bridge, Colfax G. V. Highway. 9-161tp LOST SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1946 BRIEF CASE Initiale V. L. S. with Atomic Corporation papers. Notify ¢ VIC L. SMIITH PIKE, CALIFORNIA. Twenty dollars reward. VIC L. SMITH 9-12tf WAINTED—Board and room for boy and girl age 14 and 15, Monday through Friday, either together or separately. Write K. M. Day, Graniteville Star Route, Nevada City. 5-9tp FOR SAILE—New hollow tile building completely equipped for Assaying and Gold Buying. Price + $14,000. $5,000 down and terms. Write Mrs. Mary EB. Ward, Sta. A. Box 37, Auburn. Calif. tf TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK Barn $28 for 40 hour work week at start. Regular pay. Increases Apply 318 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. Gomplete stock of portable and large type radio batteries. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists in Radio ills. .201 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984. einen Bane Vernon W. Padgett, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to'3. 7 to 8'p. m. Sundays 11:80 to 12:30. 129 South Auburn St,,'Grags Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 If No Answer—Graas Valley 17-W. CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O. N AND PHYSICIAN, SURGEO OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M. Office 242 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 305, Residence Phon 56'W OPTOMETRIST GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist ' 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W PEARL R. SCHNEIDER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY z Telephone 624 Hours _ 945 147 Mill Street i Grass Valley, California MINING ENGINEERS __ MINING EN J. F. O';CONNOR Mining and Civu Engineer United States Mineral Stirweying Licensed Surveyor 203.West.Main St. Grass Vallep NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY WHVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 = B. P. ©. ELAS ‘Meets every second and fourth Thursday evening #t 8 p. m. iy — Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. isitinw Elks welcome. WARD SHELDON, LAMBERT THOMAS, Gee. HYPRAULIO PARLOR NO. 56, . A, a& GW. Meets every Tuesddy evening at Pythian Castle, £32 Broad Street Visiting Native Sons welcome, WILLIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sae'y aren aaa ae Banner Mt. Post 2655, V. F. W. (Meetings Ist and 3rd Mon., I. 0. Q. F. Hall, Nevada City 8 p. m. A overseas veterans invited. ; FRED C. GARRISON, Commander. 2-191f BD. ROBERT PAINE, Adjutant. NEVADA COUNTY “THE PIONEBR BUILDING 244 Bouider Street years of personal experience. 1 Telephone LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER YARD” MATERIALS, Nevada » Calif, er

NEVADA CITY NUCGET MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1946 orc a cnn = — ; ; Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street ‘Telephone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City, California . aniline nt —e _—en . H.M. LHETE -Se, ee = ace a OOewner ata Publisher HARLEY M. LORTH, Jr = -.Baditor jf Published Semi-Weeekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as . matter of ‘the second ¢elasé in the postoifice at jf Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, . . 1879. . . } . . . SUBSCRIPTION RATES One veur (in MOVAaNCE): oo. 82.2: $3.00 One month it} JUST WONDERIN’ I wonder at the curious things That human beings do; Of course [ don’t include myself, My Uncle Si or you; But there are those right here at home And others far)away, And oh, the very curious things Those humans do and say! If we were searching for a name descriptive of this present season in world history, we might call it the era of Much Talk. Listen for a day and you will readily perceive that every body is talking and that every body is talking about everything; The I. Q. of al! this talk ranges all the way from that which is highly illuminative to that which leads the listener through obscure jungles of confusion. ' It is indeed hard to discuss a subject with any degree of lucidity, unless one has all around knowledge of the subject under observation and few of us have that all around knowledge; still, we talk of this and that and every thing else and fee] quite competent to pass’ judgement upon the great and near great, the things they do and the words they speak. No one has an inferiority complex when it comes to passing judgement, no one seems to doubt the-correctness of_his_opinions . “and so we who must listen, hear contending voices raised in cool or heated argument and more often than otherwise, wonder what it is all about and who is right: Curious admissions are being made here and there. Mr. Stalin, for instance, asks for a postponement of the general assembly and the excuse is offered, that he has not enough trained diplomats to use in two places at one time. If Mr. Stalin will lend his ears to the discussions of the Paris conference, he will'learn that the great western powers are in the same fix. The stubborn leaders of the maritime strike which is crippling our sea ports at the present time, calls upon Washington ‘to nationalize the meat industry,’’ Consistent, isn't it? We are told that our American school system is the best in the world and again we are told that it fails to give to young America that degree of enlightenment concerning the nation and its institutions which every prospective citizen should have and that, in consequence, the young people are developing half baked ideas, some of which border on communism. It is all very confusing and if we are not expert analysts, it might be well to suspend judgement upon important subjects controversial, until we.can get our own-ideas in proper shape and begin to see things as they really are. One must be willing to grow up, if he wishes to understand his time and place in the confused pattern of daily events, for only mature minds can grasp their potentialities and properly evaluate the pros and cons. ; Uncle Silas says: ““One may develop an agile mind these days; believing one thin togday and just the opposite tomorrow. An agile mind is perhaps desirable, but when it becomes acrobatic—that is something else.’-—Adeline Merriam Conner> NEVADA CITY SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO ) —AND— FIFTY YEARS AGO NEVADA CITY 75 YEARS AGO . Josie Pendere, Lizzie Moody, Allie Thos. Brock desiring to enter in-' Blackwood, .Emma _ Shallenberger, to another line of business, advertis-. \Mollie Sutherland, Nevada Suthered to sell out oll the stock, fixtures . land, Robert Blackwood, Frank Shaland goddwill connected with his store . lenberger, Ada Penders, John Black, im Commercial Street. Willie Penders and Billy Black. Caruanaignaeee An effort was being made to seNEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO eure a suitable hall in this city in which to organize a working man’s union. Commented the Transcript: “While supporting the working classes we have no desire,to wage'a war against capitalists. Capital and labor should go hand in hand together.” I. Caldwell. Miss Jennie Adair resigned 2s teacher of the Relief Hill school. She was succeeded by Miss Louise Pierce shih A of Boca. Married: At Dutch Flat by the Rev. Father Dalton of Grass Valley, (Mr. James Phelan of Virginia City to Miss Lizzie B. Kinney of Dutch (Mat. The couple came to this city after their marriage to gitness the (Republican demonstration. During their stay here chey were -the guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canfield. Following were the names appearimg on the roll of honor in the Blue Tent school for the month: Miss Katie Edwards teacher: Annie Sutherland. Mattie Moody, Gussie Black, NEW?! sso easternoak : -STUDENT DESKS — WITH MATCHING CHAIRS $30 SET NEVADA CITY FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 246 Commercial Street (Messrs P.owell and Daniel, the well known soda manufacturers, moved their two families into the double house that was built in the old ‘Baptist church building. Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. B. Celio celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary with a large group of friends at their home. Twas a merry throng that participated in the pleasures of the evening of speeches, singing and dancing. A mock marriage ceremony i ; was performed by Judge Holbrook. . . ramento through her . ramento: j cently appointed secretary session of the state legislature for . cupation of Dr. James E. McConnell, Sonora, Music was furnished by Phil Goyne! chairman of. the fair board’s centen}and vocaliss were Louis Brinkman: nial committee and a member of the . and Miss Hicks. istate chamber of “commerge group —— 4 coordinating centennial events, said Mrs. commenced suit Nathaniel Irwin~of that indications are that the exposipart in. this city for divorce in SacHir-} tion will play an important : gat 7.5 . attorney, the state wide activities that are be-. Johnson. am ing planned for the centennial years. . STATE FAIR TO Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon RESUME IN 1947 Is Borne To Rest . SACRIAMENT'O, Sept; 16—Directors of the State Agricultural Society voted at their meeting here to hold a 1947. California State Fair at Sac. . . . Funeral services were held Friday . afternoon in the Hooper and Weaver Mortuary for Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon who died at her-home in Shady Glen Court Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Cannon, who had resided in Grass Valley for 19 years, was born to prepare plans and budget needs,., Fee z which will be submitted to the 1947} en, HAO OS Sees. ogo) ee ere : : ;her husband Peter Cannon of Grass . Valley. approval. Bb = : i The funeral services -were conGreen pointed out that because of! : Petia pee . . duected by Rev. Patrick O’Reilly. Inthe heavy rehabilitation and repair 3 ; 'terment will be in the Catholic cemework necessary after the army’s oc= tery. the exposition grounds during the war years, plus materially inereased costs that it will be necessary for the legislature to provide a deficiency appropriation of $500,000 in order to hold a 1947 fair. The board was also unanimous in. 7 a resolution requesting the fair management to begin immediately the preparation of preliminary plans and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barker of. Berbudgets:for the state fair’s part in. keley and their son, Charles Barker the 1848, 1948 and 1950 Centennial. are spending the week end in NeCelebrations. j vada. City. Directors ordered E. P. Green, temanager, BIRTHS Brown—tIn Nevada City, September 6, to Mr, and Mrs. Henry Brown 'of Nevada City a daughter. Swanson—In Nevada City, Sept. , to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swanson a dapghter. ! A. C. Turner was to have.a music! store in the building vacated by John . _Grass Valley _ Public Market: MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY VALVITA SPAGHETTI.. llc With Tomato Sauce and Cheese Sacramento Fruit Cocktail 24% cam oo.. 30c Sacramento Tomato Sauce —3 cans o..0....22:::0:ccc 16c Del Haven Cream Style Corn —No. 2 can. .......... 15¢ HUNTS TOMATO JUICE —47 oz. can . .. 23c Salad Bowl Salad Dressing —/p pint =.. 10c 3 & W PEANUT BUTTER—1 bb. .......... ike Gone 40c RANCHO TOMATO SOUP—=3 cans.. 20cRANCHO CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP ..... 14c DANO 2 fer ie 25c FRISKIES DOG FOOD—S pounds 2.0.0.0. 55c_ S @ —VEGETABLES— POTATOES—Large, smooth, white—10 lbs. ...... 35c SWEET POTATOES 2 Vhs. ones seeesessseessstessetnsecee 23c CARROTS ——2 Buurnchees ooo. cece eteeedcteeeeseeee ence 15¢ ONIONS—Nice, large red—4 Ibs. for «00.0.0. 15c

@ 6 Ocean Liner Motor Oil—2 gal. can.. $1.39 CUTRITE WAX PAPER 125 ft. roll 2.22.22 19¢ COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES GRASS VALLEY Public Market ' On Auburn Highway at City Limits MYERS Mortuary Chapel MEMBER * invitaTto™ (Formerly Holmes and Myers Funeral Home) 150 SOUTH AUBURN STREET 2 GRASS VALLEY — TELEPHONE 66 1 Now under the sole ownership and management of Lawrence Myere who offers his clients the services of a skilled staff and 21 10Day — SERVICE — e I GUARANTEE MY WORK WILLIAMS: . WATCH REPAIR 229 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY Flying For health’s sake, when vitamin deficiency. exists, fake . P. PLENAMINS Two tiny capsules contain all vitamins known to be essential to human nuirition, plus Liver and Iron. 72 CAPSULES Ee: §9 A Jenclt PRODUCT Next time you buy Vitamins try Plenamins. They are Better. R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 100 Service Phone 25F21 STUDENT INSTRUCTION AIRPLANE RENTALS HANGAR RENTALS AIRCRAFT SALES AND er SERVICE Photo Finis! INSTRUCTION FOR ANY PORTRA TYPE LICENSE 197 Mill Street, Giras]; Valley 8-W ROUND TRIP ee oe PROFESSIONAL Sacramento ........... $12 DIRECTORY H Oakland occ cveccccmesccoeseccesce $16 ACCOUNTANT Stockton 2200. $16 Ree ke $16 EDWIN STEPHENS ae , : _ Public Accountant * using Oe Ral a 127 Broad Street Additional Charge for Overtime Telephone 539-J speedos teteteteseieee ie bebiesbeteteters ATTORNEYS + ae see De ‘ + NEVADA CITY %. °H. WARD SHELDON + 4 ATTORNEY AT LAW : > ON THE + Datog puiuite Broad. Street — * . Nevada ‘City Telephone. 28 ye 4g * THRESHOLD * — % ; : ‘ Al. “CEE ‘ TO THE BEST +. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ae # 4 = scnconchastichan ie cs + *. ‘The Holmes Punerd! Home ser+ RECREATION # i vice-is prited within the means of 4 $ all. Ambulance service at all hours. + * & Phone! 203 2 #1246 Sacramento St. Nevada City me a — NEVADA OITY ¥ e ca ~ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE *% GRASS VALLEY me ee ". Eegeee ch So gee Loe eee CN SCENE ORE, DOCTORS KHOR SALE — 1—14”’ Draper Jig ‘Rougher and Cleaner. 1—14” Draper Jig Rougher, 1 2’’ Gravel Pump Outfit, Engine, Pump Hose and Nozzle. See Caldwell, Bear River Bridge, Colfax G. V. Highway. 9-161tp LOST SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1946 BRIEF CASE Initiale V. L. S. with Atomic Corporation papers. Notify ¢ VIC L. SMIITH PIKE, CALIFORNIA. Twenty dollars reward. VIC L. SMITH 9-12tf WAINTED—Board and room for boy and girl age 14 and 15, Monday through Friday, either together or separately. Write K. M. Day, Graniteville Star Route, Nevada City. 5-9tp FOR SAILE—New hollow tile building completely equipped for Assaying and Gold Buying. Price + $14,000. $5,000 down and terms. Write Mrs. Mary EB. Ward, Sta. A. Box 37, Auburn. Calif. tf TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK Barn $28 for 40 hour work week at start. Regular pay. Increases Apply 318 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. Gomplete stock of portable and large type radio batteries. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists in Radio ills. .201 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984. einen Bane Vernon W. Padgett, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to'3. 7 to 8'p. m. Sundays 11:80 to 12:30. 129 South Auburn St,,'Grags Valley Phone Grass Valley 360 If No Answer—Graas Valley 17-W. CYRIL N. KERRIN, D. O. N AND PHYSICIAN, SURGEO OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M. Office 242 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 305, Residence Phon 56'W OPTOMETRIST GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist ' 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W PEARL R. SCHNEIDER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY z Telephone 624 Hours _ 945 147 Mill Street i Grass Valley, California MINING ENGINEERS __ MINING EN J. F. O';CONNOR Mining and Civu Engineer United States Mineral Stirweying Licensed Surveyor 203.West.Main St. Grass Vallep NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY WHVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 = B. P. ©. ELAS ‘Meets every second and fourth Thursday evening #t 8 p. m. iy — Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. isitinw Elks welcome. WARD SHELDON, LAMBERT THOMAS, Gee. HYPRAULIO PARLOR NO. 56, . A, a& GW. Meets every Tuesddy evening at Pythian Castle, £32 Broad Street Visiting Native Sons welcome, WILLIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sae'y aren aaa ae Banner Mt. Post 2655, V. F. W. (Meetings Ist and 3rd Mon., I. 0. Q. F. Hall, Nevada City 8 p. m. A overseas veterans invited. ; FRED C. GARRISON, Commander. 2-191f BD. ROBERT PAINE, Adjutant. NEVADA COUNTY “THE PIONEBR BUILDING 244 Bouider Street years of personal experience. 1 Telephone LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER YARD” MATERIALS, Nevada » Calif, er