April 14, 1930 (6 pages)

ava car Tas anome a age Nevada City HAMBURGER _ CLEAN AND MADE. OF . BEST OF KEATS We Deliver Phone 302 * Apple Butter, large jar Wanuts Cream of Wheat Phone 176 = oe 3 — MONDAY, APRIL. 14. 1930_ fONAL, MARKET SPECIAL THIS WEEK Stringless Cut Beans, No. 2 tins We also carry the full line of Battle Creek Sanitarium FOODS FOR HEALTH CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC ? “The Best for Less” Powell Block Get ef town orders ialictied and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. DRESS DP seni eS ID se tol ete eee te we tech desteteol esfeafe seat Mr. and Mrs. W!S. Bradley of San . Francisco returned home. Mr. Brad‘ley is connected with the State Department of Mining, and is also grand patron of the Order of Eastern Star in California, and came to attend the reception to Mrs. Moise, grand matron, in this city, Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Frost came over from the Siberia mine last week on business. Harry James, mining machinery salesman, spent a short time at his home in Grass Valley. E. T. Bradbury, mining man, who-hasbeen in Oakland for a time has returned to Nevada City. Gen. W. S. Schuyler of Carmel, who is interested in the Alaska mine, was met in Nevada City by J. A. Gilmore of Pike and taken to the mine Easter novelties and candies at Colley’s Confectionery. 6 a a ee a a a a a a Le 3 for 25c 3 pkgs for 25c ae ashe Tetehesorioale cients b deste leale enti ie Moats. Saad Stele BH HR Ife” Nevad: City Be Mata t tetas steate teste tetet = peeereneioatecn ae : J. E KNAPP MACHINERY C2. 4 a 593 Market St., San Francisco Bised Mining Equipment of all kinds h Gravel Mill (complete) es Beers and Air Receivers in al! sizes léctric and Gasoline Mine Hoists : Complete line of Pumping Equipment . Netz, Proprietor 4 Laundry. J. 111 Bennett St. ~ Easter Morning! _ Come in the Next time Rae oe Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our driver. Zz GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY EVERYTHING FOR EASTER For Grownups as well as for Children __ Eastex Favors of all kinds , i Bunnies, Baskets, Eggs, Chickens and Candies of all _ $3 kinds to make the hearts of the kiddies happy on What time more appropriate than now to make your selection from our complete line now on dispay? you are down town, and bring Headquarters for Fine Stationery and Toys NEVADA CITY MONUMENTAL WORKS Is starting up its manufacturing plant, Monday April 14h All delayed orders will be taken care of New orders welcome Nevada City PGR AD BPR Pb chest estesahestetestiate toate Reageat cesta okesteate oh th ofestestee deateopeogeateneeteetede ten DONT DO IT! What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, ‘when, with our modern faciliies, we can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the Pi iteatesteste toateteatestirh Metoteatitattatet Grass Valley = PD ee no epee e? wePent Rashes atest staat Me Ie Me ahs e CHEROKEE, April 12, (Special to The Nugget)— The census taker called on us all Thursday. He is hunting everyone up and leaving none out. Mis3 Millie Clerkin of French Corral wes a visitor here Tuesday eve. “Mr. Erway of Tip Top is visiting in Nevada City for a couple of days Joe Swazey of the Siberia mine was slightly hurt at the mine on Monday. We have some new neighbors or the Berger plac eand we also have four new scholars. = Cherokee school has now fifteen ‘pupils -and prospects of 2 more coming in. Mike Phelan wasa business visitor in Nevada City Tuesday evening. Mrs, Herb Costa has: returned to Nevada City for a few days. : Mike Denike and Ray McCullough ditch. It is very dry over here and we sure need rain. Quite.a few of our neighbors are going into the’ chicken and turkey business. Rec. Father Scott returned from Sierra county Thursday. K. J. Phelan is still with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. L. Day and Mrs. T. J. Flynn were visitors in Nevada City Thursday. James Phelan and C. Thompson went to Nevada City Friday after a truck load of supplies. for the Siberia mine. Mrs. John Curnow still continues ill at her home in Cherokee. Lawrence Calanan was a ‘visitor here Thursday evening. Joe Swazey attended the pictur< show in Grass Valley Saturday evening. The San Juan Water Users have a crew of men working on the ditch from here to San Juan. LARGE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM FOR PACIFIC The Pacific Gas and Electric Comsuffering pany is now engaged in what is said to be the’ largest active é¢onstrucfion program in California. The activties, according to H. M. Coper, Division Manager, far exceed any previous program in the Counpany’s history. The activities now are even greater than the work ecarried on during the time the big Pit River Hydro-electric Development was at its height. Mr. Coper says that the Company is now running a full quota of men on eight-different projects. ess : The Salt Springs Dam on the up per reuches of the Mokelumne iz two-thirds completed, giving employ: ment to 600 men and is a part of the $40,000,000 water and powe: development on _ the Mokelumne, seheduled ta be completed in 1932. Where Tiger. Creek empties into the Mokelumne, a cosntruction camp to accomodate 200 men has jusi been completed and crews are being mobilized at that point for crection of/a 68,000 electric generating plant On the: Bear River in Placer county, a crew of 300 men are engaged horsep ewer to accomodate additional water now available for the generation of electric power and irrigation threughout that territory. In ithe Gas Department, some 600 men, equipped with exory possible labor and time-saving device, are rushing to completion the San Joaquin Valley natural gas transmission line and the’ branch feeder lines which will make natural gas available for the cities and towns in the Sacramento Valley bay territory, including the lower end of the Redwood Empire. At a cost of approximately $660,00.00, the gas appliances in San Francisco and Oakiaud are being adjusted for the efficient use of naPuryposes a4 payroll of over $5,060.00 a day is now engaged in this, neiivity, . In addition.to the vast sums directly spent for labor on these-jobs, additional millions will be spent for policy of the Company to always purchase whenever possible, loeally made equipment and goods. Sas HILLS CREST AUTO WRECKERS New and used parts for all Makes of Cars We buy and sell Junk of All Kinds 410 E. Main Street ‘Phone 150 Grass Valley were here Tuesday looking over the} the: in enlarging the fiumes and ditches . and the norih. tural gas. A crew of 1,000 men with . California-made equipment, produe-. a ed in local industries, it being the . . & 124 Mill St. anges ree eee era eee ng ee SCHWARTZ—To Claude Schwartz of Smartvile, a son at Nevada City Sanitarium, April 9th Mr. and Mrs. PREMISES FOR SALE— The residence property of the late Chas. H. Eddy and wife on Pros: story house in good repair and well furnished. Large lot commanding water, sewer, elecirie and gas servire. Hose and carpets, curtains, and such furnishings as _ desired to be sold to close estate. Inquire of Fred M. Miller, Grass Valley, or O. D. Woodman, Nevada City. The Sinclair home‘ at. Glenbrook has been sold to Mrs. Roy G. Dardier who wil! oecupy it: Leave your orders early for decorated chocolate cream Easter eges— with name on—at Colley’s Confec. tionery. A. F. Dugegelby, mining man, arrived from San Francisee on a brief Dusiness trip. W. G. Allen of Smartville, vice president of the Interstate Land: Holding company, was a recent Nevada City visitor. Cameron Larson left Wednesday for Eureka, Humboldt county, to attend the state convention of the Order of DeMolay as a delegate from the local Chapter. The publisher returned Thursday from Oakland Where he had been attending the sessions of the California Grand Royal Arch Chapter during the week. Theodore Rundy, — conductor on the Nevada City Narrow Gauge railroad is improving froma recent ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hall are in Berkeley visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. C. Richards. Their son Robbins Hall, of Oakland spent the week end in Nevada City. , Mrs. Earl McLean and Mis. Robert Wall of Sacramento accompanied by Miss Josie Jepson of Portland visitod in Nevada City. Miss Jepson is a former resident. Mrs. H. A. Anderson and two children of Lower Lake are visiting her parents, Mr. cnd Mrs. R.L. P. Bigelow. Miss Louise Martin who was operated upon for appendicitis last week is getting along nicely. Ernest Helm is home from a recent operation at Grass Valley hespital. a Mrs. George Grissel of San Fran cisco igs here for the benesit of her health. . Jokn Honvper of Richmond and Mr and W. Smith of Oakland atfended the funeral of the late Eddarw Valentina. “Game Warden Hiseox shot. a. big rattler in the Wridgeport section last week, being nearly four. feet lang -nd heving nine rattles. a Mrs. Aru BULOWA a PISS AMERICA ISS AMERICA . another example of Bulova's style leadership! The exquisite engraving is enhanced by 4 gleaming simulated sapphires (or emeralds)! The name Bulova on the dial is your guarantee of accuracy and dependabilityl _ Come in today! HW. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers Grass Valley pect St., Nevada City. 9 room: 1146 excellent view. Fully. equipped with’ — DEPARTMENT OF NATURALRESOURCES STATE OF CALIFORNIA ‘ORDER CLOSING TROUT STREAMS For the purpose of further proteecting trout with which the Wish and Game Commission has stocked the various waters of this State, of insuring their . larger growth and better means of propagation as well “s providing an adequate supply of trout eggs for the various fish hatcheries of this state to the end of improving fishing conditions generally throughout the state; Now, therefore, upon the recombi lhe #ish and Game Commission of:the State of Caiifornia and pursuant to and by viriue of the iuthority vested in me by the provisions of Chapter 751, 1927 Statutes of California, it is ordered that the following waters within the County ot Nevada, State of California, be and the same are hereby closed to trout fishing or the taking, killing or having of any trout therein or therefrom from and after the date hereof and during all times and seasons until such time as new legislation § is enacted by wlbuunulsi or other order of the Natural Resources. Culbertson Lake and _ tributaries TSN; Rie fh, M1 ek Director of in M. Upper and Lower. Lindsey Lakes and tributaries in T18N, R 12 Er. M. D. B. & M. Alder Creek and tributaries in T 18 N, R'16-E and T 17 N, R 16 H, M. D. B. & M. It is further ordered that in, addition to the publication of this order 28 provided for by Sec. 4 of the vforesaid statute. a copy hereof .be posted .at the Courthouse of said county at the place where notices ire posted pursuant to the provisions_of See. 1373 of the California Code of Civil Procedure, or soma other conspicious place. Giyen under my hand and seal this “Ist day of April, 1930. FRED G. STEVENOT, Director of Natural Resource: I, .C.C. Young, Governor, do hereby give my consent to the above and foregoing order. : C.C. YOUNG. Dates 14 21, 1936. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Mrs. Catherine Sennett, mother of, Mack Sennett, motion picture producer and principal owner of the Normandie mine, visited the mine on Deadman’s Flat and visited Mr. tnd Mrs. J. H. Cramer. She wa: taken on a tour of other mines and enjoyed the novel scenes of a mining community. She. returned to her home in Los Angeles. Joe Silva of Buena Vista let ou! a big yawn when he arose froni slumber Thursday. morning and: as a result dislocated both sides of his lower jaw. He was taken to the hospital where-he was put to slee while he jaw was put back to no mal again. of Publication—April Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Miller — aim feughter, Betty, were recent visito: -a-Saecramento: A. G, Rinn, mebmer of the stat seachers’ college of Chico, visite: ‘n Nevada City during the week. E, B. Dudley of North Bloomfiel< -ttended—the Donation Day services ‘n Nevada City. Postmaster Phil Curnow of North Columbia witnessed the installation of his son’s installation at Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge of Nevada Sity. It was also his 72 birthday anu he received many happy well wishes ind greetings from friends. Frank W. Bennallack, High Priest of Grass Valley Chapter and Alfred Martin, High Priest of Nevada Chapter, attended the session of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter in Oakland last week as the representatives of their chapters. W. E. Meservey who had made the trip a number of years was unable to attend this year. W. P Clerkin of French Corral was a business visitor in this city. Judge H. B. Neville of Downieville came down enroute to San Francisco. Mrs. Ella M. Austin, county superintendent of schools, visited the Rough and Ready and Pleasant Val"ley schools. Mrs. A. W. Hoge and son, Arthur visited A. W. Hoge’s' brother, F G. Hoge and family at Palo Alto. Mr.and_ Mrs. 0. P. Strandberg had as a week end visiter their son, Donald, of San Francisco. Roland Wright returned from a ihe State Legislature or by further. For Easter Wear this. 7 i sur $24.75 = A smart, two butt single breasted mode with the style assurance that is so necessary these days. Peak lapel —or notch lapel, if you prefer _ it. A gelection of fabrics = in the colors of Spring. With this MARATHON HAT .— $3.98 Marathon hats are priced low enough to appeal to’ everyone, yet high enough to incorporate all the points of quality that a really goed hat ought to -have. In styles and colors to match the new suit. and these SMART OXFORDS $4.98 Good shoes are a J. C. Penney Co. specialty. These oxfords are -in black or tan—also a selection of styles. Built of sturdy -leathers for service—well made for comfort and fit. buy all three at Penney Company, Ine: Li 115-119 Mill Street Grass Valley visit in Sacramento. . ssurance. PHONE 208 HERE IS OUR IDEAL To render to you and your family every possible comfort, convenience and sympathetic attention in your hour of need. To give a funeral directing service second te none, To providelup to date equipment in. all respects. . Free Ambulance Service to Any Point in Nevada County. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME NEVADA CITY AS fs rh

ava car Tas anome a age Nevada City HAMBURGER _ CLEAN AND MADE. OF . BEST OF KEATS We Deliver Phone 302 * Apple Butter, large jar Wanuts Cream of Wheat Phone 176 = oe 3 — MONDAY, APRIL. 14. 1930_ fONAL, MARKET SPECIAL THIS WEEK Stringless Cut Beans, No. 2 tins We also carry the full line of Battle Creek Sanitarium FOODS FOR HEALTH CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC ? “The Best for Less” Powell Block Get ef town orders ialictied and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. DRESS DP seni eS ID se tol ete eee te we tech desteteol esfeafe seat Mr. and Mrs. W!S. Bradley of San . Francisco returned home. Mr. Brad‘ley is connected with the State Department of Mining, and is also grand patron of the Order of Eastern Star in California, and came to attend the reception to Mrs. Moise, grand matron, in this city, Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Frost came over from the Siberia mine last week on business. Harry James, mining machinery salesman, spent a short time at his home in Grass Valley. E. T. Bradbury, mining man, who-hasbeen in Oakland for a time has returned to Nevada City. Gen. W. S. Schuyler of Carmel, who is interested in the Alaska mine, was met in Nevada City by J. A. Gilmore of Pike and taken to the mine Easter novelties and candies at Colley’s Confectionery. 6 a a ee a a a a a a Le 3 for 25c 3 pkgs for 25c ae ashe Tetehesorioale cients b deste leale enti ie Moats. Saad Stele BH HR Ife” Nevad: City Be Mata t tetas steate teste tetet = peeereneioatecn ae : J. E KNAPP MACHINERY C2. 4 a 593 Market St., San Francisco Bised Mining Equipment of all kinds h Gravel Mill (complete) es Beers and Air Receivers in al! sizes léctric and Gasoline Mine Hoists : Complete line of Pumping Equipment . Netz, Proprietor 4 Laundry. J. 111 Bennett St. ~ Easter Morning! _ Come in the Next time Rae oe Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our driver. Zz GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY EVERYTHING FOR EASTER For Grownups as well as for Children __ Eastex Favors of all kinds , i Bunnies, Baskets, Eggs, Chickens and Candies of all _ $3 kinds to make the hearts of the kiddies happy on What time more appropriate than now to make your selection from our complete line now on dispay? you are down town, and bring Headquarters for Fine Stationery and Toys NEVADA CITY MONUMENTAL WORKS Is starting up its manufacturing plant, Monday April 14h All delayed orders will be taken care of New orders welcome Nevada City PGR AD BPR Pb chest estesahestetestiate toate Reageat cesta okesteate oh th ofestestee deateopeogeateneeteetede ten DONT DO IT! What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, ‘when, with our modern faciliies, we can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the Pi iteatesteste toateteatestirh Metoteatitattatet Grass Valley = PD ee no epee e? wePent Rashes atest staat Me Ie Me ahs e CHEROKEE, April 12, (Special to The Nugget)— The census taker called on us all Thursday. He is hunting everyone up and leaving none out. Mis3 Millie Clerkin of French Corral wes a visitor here Tuesday eve. “Mr. Erway of Tip Top is visiting in Nevada City for a couple of days Joe Swazey of the Siberia mine was slightly hurt at the mine on Monday. We have some new neighbors or the Berger plac eand we also have four new scholars. = Cherokee school has now fifteen ‘pupils -and prospects of 2 more coming in. Mike Phelan wasa business visitor in Nevada City Tuesday evening. Mrs, Herb Costa has: returned to Nevada City for a few days. : Mike Denike and Ray McCullough ditch. It is very dry over here and we sure need rain. Quite.a few of our neighbors are going into the’ chicken and turkey business. Rec. Father Scott returned from Sierra county Thursday. K. J. Phelan is still with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. L. Day and Mrs. T. J. Flynn were visitors in Nevada City Thursday. James Phelan and C. Thompson went to Nevada City Friday after a truck load of supplies. for the Siberia mine. Mrs. John Curnow still continues ill at her home in Cherokee. Lawrence Calanan was a ‘visitor here Thursday evening. Joe Swazey attended the pictur< show in Grass Valley Saturday evening. The San Juan Water Users have a crew of men working on the ditch from here to San Juan. LARGE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM FOR PACIFIC The Pacific Gas and Electric Comsuffering pany is now engaged in what is said to be the’ largest active é¢onstrucfion program in California. The activties, according to H. M. Coper, Division Manager, far exceed any previous program in the Counpany’s history. The activities now are even greater than the work ecarried on during the time the big Pit River Hydro-electric Development was at its height. Mr. Coper says that the Company is now running a full quota of men on eight-different projects. ess : The Salt Springs Dam on the up per reuches of the Mokelumne iz two-thirds completed, giving employ: ment to 600 men and is a part of the $40,000,000 water and powe: development on _ the Mokelumne, seheduled ta be completed in 1932. Where Tiger. Creek empties into the Mokelumne, a cosntruction camp to accomodate 200 men has jusi been completed and crews are being mobilized at that point for crection of/a 68,000 electric generating plant On the: Bear River in Placer county, a crew of 300 men are engaged horsep ewer to accomodate additional water now available for the generation of electric power and irrigation threughout that territory. In ithe Gas Department, some 600 men, equipped with exory possible labor and time-saving device, are rushing to completion the San Joaquin Valley natural gas transmission line and the’ branch feeder lines which will make natural gas available for the cities and towns in the Sacramento Valley bay territory, including the lower end of the Redwood Empire. At a cost of approximately $660,00.00, the gas appliances in San Francisco and Oakiaud are being adjusted for the efficient use of naPuryposes a4 payroll of over $5,060.00 a day is now engaged in this, neiivity, . In addition.to the vast sums directly spent for labor on these-jobs, additional millions will be spent for policy of the Company to always purchase whenever possible, loeally made equipment and goods. Sas HILLS CREST AUTO WRECKERS New and used parts for all Makes of Cars We buy and sell Junk of All Kinds 410 E. Main Street ‘Phone 150 Grass Valley were here Tuesday looking over the} the: in enlarging the fiumes and ditches . and the norih. tural gas. A crew of 1,000 men with . California-made equipment, produe-. a ed in local industries, it being the . . & 124 Mill St. anges ree eee era eee ng ee SCHWARTZ—To Claude Schwartz of Smartvile, a son at Nevada City Sanitarium, April 9th Mr. and Mrs. PREMISES FOR SALE— The residence property of the late Chas. H. Eddy and wife on Pros: story house in good repair and well furnished. Large lot commanding water, sewer, elecirie and gas servire. Hose and carpets, curtains, and such furnishings as _ desired to be sold to close estate. Inquire of Fred M. Miller, Grass Valley, or O. D. Woodman, Nevada City.

The Sinclair home‘ at. Glenbrook has been sold to Mrs. Roy G. Dardier who wil! oecupy it: Leave your orders early for decorated chocolate cream Easter eges— with name on—at Colley’s Confec. tionery. A. F. Dugegelby, mining man, arrived from San Francisee on a brief Dusiness trip. W. G. Allen of Smartville, vice president of the Interstate Land: Holding company, was a recent Nevada City visitor. Cameron Larson left Wednesday for Eureka, Humboldt county, to attend the state convention of the Order of DeMolay as a delegate from the local Chapter. The publisher returned Thursday from Oakland Where he had been attending the sessions of the California Grand Royal Arch Chapter during the week. Theodore Rundy, — conductor on the Nevada City Narrow Gauge railroad is improving froma recent ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hall are in Berkeley visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. C. Richards. Their son Robbins Hall, of Oakland spent the week end in Nevada City. , Mrs. Earl McLean and Mis. Robert Wall of Sacramento accompanied by Miss Josie Jepson of Portland visitod in Nevada City. Miss Jepson is a former resident. Mrs. H. A. Anderson and two children of Lower Lake are visiting her parents, Mr. cnd Mrs. R.L. P. Bigelow. Miss Louise Martin who was operated upon for appendicitis last week is getting along nicely. Ernest Helm is home from a recent operation at Grass Valley hespital. a Mrs. George Grissel of San Fran cisco igs here for the benesit of her health. . Jokn Honvper of Richmond and Mr and W. Smith of Oakland atfended the funeral of the late Eddarw Valentina. “Game Warden Hiseox shot. a. big rattler in the Wridgeport section last week, being nearly four. feet lang -nd heving nine rattles. a Mrs. Aru BULOWA a PISS AMERICA ISS AMERICA .. another example of Bulova's style leadership! The exquisite engraving is enhanced by 4 gleaming simulated sapphires (or emeralds)! The name Bulova on the dial is your guarantee of accuracy and dependabilityl _ Come in today! HW. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers Grass Valley pect St., Nevada City. 9 room: 1146 excellent view. Fully. equipped with’ — DEPARTMENT OF NATURALRESOURCES STATE OF CALIFORNIA ‘ORDER CLOSING TROUT STREAMS For the purpose of further proteecting trout with which the Wish and Game Commission has stocked the various waters of this State, of insuring their . larger growth and better means of propagation as well “s providing an adequate supply of trout eggs for the various fish hatcheries of this state to the end of improving fishing conditions generally throughout the state; Now, therefore, upon the recombi lhe #ish and Game Commission of:the State of Caiifornia and pursuant to and by viriue of the iuthority vested in me by the provisions of Chapter 751, 1927 Statutes of California, it is ordered that the following waters within the County ot Nevada, State of California, be and the same are hereby closed to trout fishing or the taking, killing or having of any trout therein or therefrom from and after the date hereof and during all times and seasons until such time as new legislation § is enacted by wlbuunulsi or other order of the Natural Resources. Culbertson Lake and _ tributaries TSN; Rie fh, M1 ek Director of in M. Upper and Lower. Lindsey Lakes and tributaries in T18N, R 12 Er. M. D. B. & M. Alder Creek and tributaries in T 18 N, R'16-E and T 17 N, R 16 H, M. D. B. & M. It is further ordered that in, addition to the publication of this order 28 provided for by Sec. 4 of the vforesaid statute. a copy hereof .be posted .at the Courthouse of said county at the place where notices ire posted pursuant to the provisions_of See. 1373 of the California Code of Civil Procedure, or soma other conspicious place. Giyen under my hand and seal this “Ist day of April, 1930. FRED G. STEVENOT, Director of Natural Resource: I, .C.C. Young, Governor, do hereby give my consent to the above and foregoing order. : C.C. YOUNG. Dates 14 21, 1936. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Mrs. Catherine Sennett, mother of, Mack Sennett, motion picture producer and principal owner of the Normandie mine, visited the mine on Deadman’s Flat and visited Mr. tnd Mrs. J. H. Cramer. She wa: taken on a tour of other mines and enjoyed the novel scenes of a mining community. She. returned to her home in Los Angeles. Joe Silva of Buena Vista let ou! a big yawn when he arose froni slumber Thursday. morning and: as a result dislocated both sides of his lower jaw. He was taken to the hospital where-he was put to slee while he jaw was put back to no mal again. of Publication—April Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Miller — aim feughter, Betty, were recent visito: -a-Saecramento: A. G, Rinn, mebmer of the stat seachers’ college of Chico, visite: ‘n Nevada City during the week. E, B. Dudley of North Bloomfiel< -ttended—the Donation Day services ‘n Nevada City. Postmaster Phil Curnow of North Columbia witnessed the installation of his son’s installation at Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge of Nevada Sity. It was also his 72 birthday anu he received many happy well wishes ind greetings from friends. Frank W. Bennallack, High Priest of Grass Valley Chapter and Alfred Martin, High Priest of Nevada Chapter, attended the session of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter in Oakland last week as the representatives of their chapters. W. E. Meservey who had made the trip a number of years was unable to attend this year. W. P Clerkin of French Corral was a business visitor in this city. Judge H. B. Neville of Downieville came down enroute to San Francisco. Mrs. Ella M. Austin, county superintendent of schools, visited the Rough and Ready and Pleasant Val"ley schools. Mrs. A. W. Hoge and son, Arthur visited A. W. Hoge’s' brother, F G. Hoge and family at Palo Alto. Mr.and_ Mrs. 0. P. Strandberg had as a week end visiter their son, Donald, of San Francisco. Roland Wright returned from a ihe State Legislature or by further. For Easter Wear this. 7 i sur $24.75 = A smart, two butt single breasted mode with the style assurance that is so necessary these days. Peak lapel —or notch lapel, if you prefer _ it. A gelection of fabrics = in the colors of Spring. With this MARATHON HAT .— $3.98 Marathon hats are priced low enough to appeal to’ everyone, yet high enough to incorporate all the points of quality that a really goed hat ought to -have. In styles and colors to match the new suit. and these SMART OXFORDS $4.98 Good shoes are a J. C. Penney Co. specialty. These oxfords are -in black or tan—also a selection of styles. Built of sturdy -leathers for service—well made for comfort and fit. buy all three at Penney Company, Ine: Li 115-119 Mill Street Grass Valley visit in Sacramento. . ssurance. PHONE 208 HERE IS OUR IDEAL To render to you and your family every possible comfort, convenience and sympathetic attention in your hour of need. To give a funeral directing service second te none, To providelup to date equipment in. all respects. . Free Ambulance Service to Any Point in Nevada County. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME NEVADA CITY AS fs rh