The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-09-03

"a "ur larger cities forbld burials on
Sunday.
In the small towns when loved one
passes there is outstretched from all
sides the hand OF fellowship, of help.
or genuine love and sincere sorrow
There Is no cold formality: there is
instead an atmosphere of love. which
brings the whole community into
closer touch. Death is an awful thing
at any time or any place. But it is
robbed of much of it's terror, of much
| or It's pain. when 1t occurs outside the
big city.
Some people seem to feel that any,
thing to be worth having must come
from big factory. big farm or a
big city "Oh. this came all the way
from New York." is a customary ex-
preston of many people when exhib-
ting some new present or purchase
And they seem shocked when told
that the thing they are admiring was
made in small town and shipped to
New York for sale.
1t is the same way with printing
There are always to be found people
who imagine that neat, clean, attract
I've, up-to-the minute printing cannot
be done in town like Phoebe so well
as it is done in the larger cities of
this country. Only few still labor
under this mistake. however, and they.
too will see their error once they
have patronized their hometown
printer The fact of the business is.
the best printers in the big cities
learned their trade in small -town
printing Offices They learned in the
shops where they had time to learn it
thoroughly. In the larger shops there
Is a constant rush, and every Job re-
ceives about the same measure of at.
tention. The men work pretty much
the same way as the maohines-at tor
speed and to see how much they can
, turn out instead of how well they can
turn it out. The small-town printer
puts the best there is in him on every
Job. because he wants that job to
stand as testimonial to his artistic
ability.
Dc you doubt this? Then bring ir
Job OF printing of any kind and lei
us convince you where you are IL
error.
Maybe sugar is dropping in price be-
cause most everybody now has sup.
ply of it on hand
Many Phoebe father would like "a
! know why a child is always so affec
Tomato Just when it's hands are GOV
| cred with candy.
Phoebe business men should remem
her that a short answer turneth ava,
! customers.
No need in trying to buy coal befor,
4 1t goes higher while you're on the wa,
d to the dealers.
Another good way to enjoy sum
mer vacation is to stay at home an,
l forget all about it.
One thing to be thankful for is tina
4 the vacation season is about over an,
4 we won't get many more postcard
" bearing the words Wish you wer
Y here"
We can settle a few election bet
Il right now by assuring you that Co
h belongs to the United Brethren churc
4 and Harding is Baptist
How can We cure cur present un
rest?" Phoebe man asked us yes
terday. That's easy. Go to work.
They've struck an oil well in Mex
leo that flows $4,000 barrels dali,
Even that won't make things run an
Al smoother in Mexico.
& If Phoebe man never has anybod
4 to tell him what he'd do II in his plac,
then he is indeed friendless.
N Why is it that candy store is al
= ways on the ground floor and a der
lists office is usually upstairs?
Don't fool yourself into believin
that there is a good looking woman |
the world who doesn't know it.
A Phoebe chicken always com,
home to roost unless 1t remains ava
to roast.
Bring on your subscription for al
other year--weve got our speech
acceptance ready.
Nowadays the real harvest" moo
Is the one in moonshine.
What has become Of the old-fasl
toned Phoebe family that used to rea,
the conclusion every once in a viii
that it ought to economize?
One thing, the high price Of mo
quito netting is never due to a scare
ty OF mosquitoes.
Being in the Newspaper game, c,
and Harding should put their pie
under the situation Wanted" headin
William Willoughby and Cy Thorn
are operating in the Zero territory al
are taking out good silver-lead OF
Returns on their last car netted the
about $500 and their next car shou