April 15, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1929 THE NEVADA CITY eat Wig-oteratd ————— NuGGei THE . Durbin Trevithick . Lobdell Ghidotti DURBINS LEAP INTO. BOWLING TOP NOTCH By taking four points from the Ghidotti’s Monday night, the fast eeming Durbins leaped into first place in the Eik’s bowling league by a wide margin and naw look to be headed for topnotch honors if they can break even for the last tw ‘ weeks of the race. Every member of the Durbins averaged better than 147. for the three games which shows whet the Ghidotti’s were up against. The only consolation for the rest of the teams in the. league is that the plumbers have the two toughest teams to run up against this and next week and who may clip their wings somewhat. The Ghoditti’s showed but little of their early season form in their encounter and but four. of their games went over tht 150 mark, and they would have been tasy marks for a Class C team with their miserable showing. The Trevithicks by taking three from the Penrose league of nations went into second place and the Lobdells by annexing three from the Leiters are in third, leaving the Leiters in fifth and Penrose in sixth. Both the latter teams have a chance to shove’ the sinking Ghidoiti’s into the cellar this and next week. ; The outstanding work week ‘was by Tamblyn’ who shot two sensational games of 199 and 190. He shot a 213. game for practice prior to the league games which he should have saved as it would have given topnoteh individual topnotch individual totals for the season. His 536 total is one—of the high ones of the season however and puts him in second place in individual] standing with an: average of 157. Bigelow was hot. on his trail however, and brought his average up to 156 for third honors. . Curnow was unable to get under'. was early enough but he brought his average to 154 for fourth place in the standings. Pierce with 155 is in fifth. Bigelow with 42 spares is in top place in that department with Dave Riehards and Pierce close behind him with 39 and» Tamblyn with 338 is pressing them. There is but little competition in the strike section although Carter by some work brought his’ total up to Sl for second place. He started out excellently in his second game with: five strikes for a starter with his center alley ball but his last five frames were not up to regulation. } His total of 516 pins brought his average up to the select 150 class Doubles—Tamblyn, Fouyer, Bige low, Penrose 2, Celio, Walling 2 Trevithick, Kopp, Ghidotti, Wil loughby, Hoge, Breese, Durbin Hogan 3, D. Richards 2. Triples— Nickless, Hogan, Wil loughby, Carter, Mobley, Goyne, P Carr, Bigelow, Fortier Tamblyn. Four in a row—Tamblyn, Wil loughby. Five in a row—Carter. of the sensational 9 o Reserve your copies now of th special mining number to be issue by The Nugget the coming mont! if you want to boost Nevada Count: and see Gur mining once more pre eminent. . Penrose . Lobdell NL CON. GRR. COMPANY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ‘ aonunenl INDOOR SPORT COLUMN TEAM STANDINGS GL PINS! 6510 6452 6443 . 6561 6030 6280 Leiter GHIDOTTI 133 116 142 190 127 118 138 145 112 160 652. 729 DURBIN (4) 138 118 137—386 £00—532 144—339 151—434 137—409 T69 Ghidotti Willoughby Scheemer .Totals 2150 Durbin: 2.2 451 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Ave 195 Strikes Spares 35 38 42 34 39 Willoughby Tamblya 156 154 153 152 161 148 147 146 145 1438 141 140 139 Curnow Pierce Carter D. Richards Hegarty Fortier Fouyer Hogan ue Mobley Nickless Penrose Walling 24 39 32 ae 28 32 18 29 29 31 34 20 32 136 134 Ghidotti 135 165 180—485 183—486 149—441 180—466 149 157 181 130 Pierce Hogan Nickless . D. Richards 156 33 25 18 23 40 134 134 133 133 132 Scheemer ° Lobdell “<= O97 765 S51 2329 LOBDELL (8) 129 190 150 122 § 125 Totals -147—465 147-—536 142—450 160—407 125—375 L 721 Tatnblyn . ae Z Fortier Bettles Totals 716 2193 (4) 108 188 161 135 105 LEITER 98 145 136 146 T. Richards 118 113—319 183—516 136—433 145—426 101—324 Leiter Bigelow Pi Carre ic. 643 697 678—2018 PENROSE (1) 95 183 126 150 179 119 130 Totals 149—427 162—438 187—434 141—391 138—428 727 (3) 131—398 149—447 174—456 170—516 154—398 Penrose Hegarty .Mobley Walling Totals: (680-761 2118 TREVITHICK Trevithick .-147 120 B. Carr 149 Curnow 147 203 123 135 742 78 2215 Sometimes we. wish we had 2@ ‘en or even a 290-ton truck so we could: make some of these road-hogs wallow and root. Did you ever fee’ that way or do you know what we mean? VALLEY FORGERY, Pa., January 29.—Recent discoveries unearthed near Valley Forgery serve to indicate that George Washington’s ° farewell address consisted of the words, “Good Night!” Life is what we make it, and the majority of people have come tothe conclusion that they might as well make the best of it, When Congressmen talk about the consumer, they mean, of course the hot aid consumer. Advertising is like golf: the more you do of it the fewer strokes it takés ‘to win. TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sanday, Sept. 25, 1927 frain leaves Nevada City at 5:°‘ 4. m., Grass Valley at 5:50 a. n irriving Sam Francisco, 1:30 p. n Train leaves Nevada City at 11:0 1. m. Grass Valley 11:25 a. m. mak ng direct connection with 8. ! ‘rain 23 arriving at San Francise yh0-p.: Mm, fa Train 1eaves Nevada City at 4: m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., mak 1g direct connect'on with S, P rain 40 leaving ‘n Francisco # vo. m. enadling ; ‘sengers to ar ‘ive at Grass Valle, 7:35 p. m. an‘ Jevada City, 7:56 p. m. Grass V.'ey Fares Toe Colfax. $1.00. Five day roun “ip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.2 4 day roanc trip $4.00. To Sa ‘raresisco $1.40. 38 months roun rip $10.75 Tickets sold Friday. aturdays aya Sundays, 16 = day: ound trip $9.50. b. Kopp Leiter . Bettles 34 20 19 133 131 130 pas °5 PaaS. — na * CAMPTONVIGLE PERSQNALS 157), 139 . . Mr. and Mrs. William O. Grant returned -a few days ago from a brief visit with relatives at Oroville. Alfred Livingston accomipanied by his son, Alfred, Jr., arrived Saturday from Berkeley on a brief visit with his mother, Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston. They returned Sunday evening. Albert C. Sommers, by his sister, Mrs. Abner Kennady, and children left Friday for their home at Berkeley after spending: a week visiting Mr. Sommers parents at Mill Creek. .James M. King. of McCloud arrived Sunday on a short visit to his old home. James A. Taylor motored to Nevada City Tuesday on a short business visit. . : Sheriff George Bynon of Downieville was in town Tuesday. H. H. Chatfield of Pike City was in town Monday, bringing over his daughter, Miss Wanda, to resume her studies in the local high schoel after spending the week end at her home. : accompanied . NID DIRECTORS WILL ‘APPEAR SUPERIOR COURT The directors of the Nevada Irrigation District have been. cited te appear in Superior Court next Friday and answer to the allegations made by John Phelps: of Granite ville that his mining claims at’ Lak: Bowman have been flooded by rea son of the building of high dams otimpound water. Phelps is one of the property owners seeking dam ages by reason of such claime¢c flooding. Chris Hansen also has at action pending .along the same lines. z Judge J. F. Pullen made the orde citing the directors to appear. FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS W. E: Moulton mace a busines: trip to Marysville Saturday. Hi was accompanied by Thos. Meyers who was enroute to Oakland to visit relatives. George McComber, who has beel, . Trevithick T. Richards 27 16 124 114 They’re making a tolerable lot of guesses now, on what Cal will do when he. gets out. No one seems to loog for him -to go into the ‘‘talking’’ -movies. ‘ Solong as mother spends $7.50 at the beauty shop while dad shaves himself, you can expect a condition of unrest’ in the home. . Here’s hoping ' that the first one of Hoover’s campaign promises that ‘he will proceed to make good will be the one to abolish poverty. An American is a fellow who can smoke. the pipe of peace and spit fire at the same time. It is said that the police finally located a Scotchman who was missing for three\days. He was riding in a pay-as-you-leave car. In the interest of world’s peace, we namea U. S. cruiser, ‘‘Chicago”’. It is strange that ‘no one ever thought one of the ways. to make traffic conditions better is gradually to eliminate the pedestrian. Modern i-quipment R. E.Miesse, mining man of Nevada City, was in this section Tuesday on a short business visit. Rev. Father Downieville spent visiting in town.” / Mike. Denicke of North San. Juan passed through. town. Tuesday enroute to the Brush Creek Mine. J. D. Nuttall arrived Tuesday from Oakland ~ and will spend the spring and summer at his old home at Oak Valley. Monday evening Our advice to certain young people of this vicinity when ‘‘joy-riding’ about: the Valley is to let the eee henge enfenteneitene tense nje te neler ete teenie iii fee geieooe % NEVADA CT Miss. Elizabeth: McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetricat;. Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases sete oeote fe Reofeste Cealesteste sea stecdesfeate teste oesteahoafesteofeteatedteatesteatesteate diate stedtestaite seokespestestetiateatecteatesestest spark-plugs do most of the sparking. ; , : Mr. and Mrs. George A. Legg and son Tommy, of Kerkeley spent the week/end rere. a The Neighbors of ‘Woodcraft held a cooked food sale Thursday that was well patronized. Perey Hoskin, Tom Jones and Robert Williamson are employed at Big Tunnel. Judge and Mrs. F. ‘I. Nilon had as guests recentty, Mrs. Rachel Moore and W. T. Nilon of ‘San Francisco. eS TY SANITARIUM Nevada City Morticians Grass Valley: Phone 364 TA NGeo he ale erro ale se nhe ote ahe ihe seats of 0% P53% se ate-cM Hohe ofa afecte GOREN DE ELE LEE! GENE EI ICE The continued growth of in our plant exclusively. Phone 375W ne ae a a a he a WLR JEFFORD Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley WHY OUR YORK 1S SATISFACTORY— ness is the best evidence of the quality of work we do. If you are not a customer, give our service a trial. Clotheslewt at our agency at the National Hotel on Mondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following Thursday or Monday. Fine, modern equipment used GRASS. VALLEY CLEANERS Ed Burtner. Prorrictor * 3 Sette ofe tle poste nteteritate ste nls lester tesienledde nis slots ne niet e ere he de lets rile’ SSIS ST & SON %s Nevada City Phone 122 Se Me steste ty teste deste aleste tose date fete fefetefeieieieds +ral, i J: O'Donovan of county. He was accompanied on the spending the winter in French Cor has gone to Woodleaf, Yubs trip. by’ Messrs. King and Granho'm Homer Musfield. and fFremon Wood.of San Juan were looking ul the cattle of H. Huckins this week. The cattle ‘were pastured Dahlberg ranch this winter. Mrs. A. Browning and son, Harry and Miss Millie Clerkin went t Nevada City Thursday where the tw ladies attended the meeting of th: Neighbors of Woodcraft in the even ing. . The many friends of Mrs. Carpenter of Dixon share her sor row in the death of her daughte: Gloria, and tender,their deepes sympathy. Mrs. Carpenter’s mother Mrs. Putnam of Dixon is a sister of iMrs. R. McNamara of Tyler and. J. All have W. Culver of this place, spent much time with their relative: here. _Mrs. W. H. Wasley attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs. treen, in'Oakland returning home during the week. Under New Management THE NEVADA CITY LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Emma Millen, Mer. Open 6 a.m. to 8 p. m. Week Days Sundays, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Fine Home Cooking Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office 2 to 4p. m. Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office practice only © Ott Building Main Street Nevada City on the WHAT DR. CALDWELL + LEARNED IN 47 YEARS PRACTICE A physician watched the results of paatiparict for 47 years, and believed hat no matter how careful people are of heir health, diet and exercise, constipasion will occur from time to time. Of aext importance, then, 1s how to: treat it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always was in favor of getting as close to nature as possible, hence his remedy for constination, known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsi, is a mild vegetable compound. Tt can, not harm the system and is not habit forming. Syrup Pepsin 18 pleasanttasting, and youngsters love it. Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics and purges. He did not believe they were good for anybody’ — system. In a praceice of 47 years hé never ‘saw any reason for their use when Syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just as promptly. : 2Do ce let a day go by without 4 powel movement. Do not sit and hope but go to the nearest druggist and gel one of the generous bottles of Dr. Cald well’s Syrup Pepsin, or write Syrug Pepsin,” Dept. BB, Monticello, Illinois. for free trial bottle. @ (OED OED Fay } Bb. When Food . Sours tots of folks who think they have Voestion” have only an acid condition “ay could be corrected in five or fen An effective anti-acid like lips Milk of Magnesia soon restores ‘tion to normal, atts ‘iNips does away with all that sour .< and, gas right after meals. It prethe distress so apt to occur two after eating. What @ pleasant aration to take! 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MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1929 THE NEVADA CITY eat Wig-oteratd ————— NuGGei THE . Durbin Trevithick . Lobdell Ghidotti DURBINS LEAP INTO. BOWLING TOP NOTCH By taking four points from the Ghidotti’s Monday night, the fast eeming Durbins leaped into first place in the Eik’s bowling league by a wide margin and naw look to be headed for topnotch honors if they can break even for the last tw ‘ weeks of the race. Every member of the Durbins averaged better than 147. for the three games which shows whet the Ghidotti’s were up against. The only consolation for the rest of the teams in the. league is that the plumbers have the two toughest teams to run up against this and next week and who may clip their wings somewhat. The Ghoditti’s showed but little of their early season form in their encounter and but four. of their games went over tht 150 mark, and they would have been tasy marks for a Class C team with their miserable showing. The Trevithicks by taking three from the Penrose league of nations went into second place and the Lobdells by annexing three from the Leiters are in third, leaving the Leiters in fifth and Penrose in sixth. Both the latter teams have a chance to shove’ the sinking Ghidoiti’s into the cellar this and next week. ; The outstanding work week ‘was by Tamblyn’ who shot two sensational games of 199 and 190. He shot a 213. game for practice prior to the league games which he should have saved as it would have given topnoteh individual topnotch individual totals for the season. His 536 total is one—of the high ones of the season however and puts him in second place in individual] standing with an: average of 157. Bigelow was hot. on his trail however, and brought his average up to 156 for third honors. . Curnow was unable to get under'. was early enough but he brought his average to 154 for fourth place in the standings. Pierce with 155 is in fifth. Bigelow with 42 spares is in top place in that department with Dave Riehards and Pierce close behind him with 39 and» Tamblyn with 338 is pressing them. There is but little competition in the strike section although Carter by some work brought his’ total up to Sl for second place. He started out excellently in his second game with: five strikes for a starter with his center alley ball but his last five frames were not up to regulation. } His total of 516 pins brought his average up to the select 150 class Doubles—Tamblyn, Fouyer, Bige low, Penrose 2, Celio, Walling 2 Trevithick, Kopp, Ghidotti, Wil loughby, Hoge, Breese, Durbin Hogan 3, D. Richards 2. Triples— Nickless, Hogan, Wil loughby, Carter, Mobley, Goyne, P Carr, Bigelow, Fortier Tamblyn. Four in a row—Tamblyn, Wil loughby. Five in a row—Carter. of the sensational 9 o Reserve your copies now of th special mining number to be issue by The Nugget the coming mont! if you want to boost Nevada Count: and see Gur mining once more pre eminent. . Penrose . Lobdell NL CON. GRR. COMPANY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ‘ aonunenl INDOOR SPORT COLUMN TEAM STANDINGS GL PINS! 6510 6452 6443 . 6561 6030 6280 Leiter GHIDOTTI 133 116 142 190 127 118 138 145 112 160 652. 729 DURBIN (4) 138 118 137—386 £00—532 144—339 151—434 137—409 T69 Ghidotti Willoughby Scheemer .Totals 2150 Durbin: 2.2 451 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Ave 195 Strikes Spares 35 38 42 34 39 Willoughby Tamblya 156 154 153 152 161 148 147 146 145 1438 141 140 139 Curnow Pierce Carter D. Richards Hegarty Fortier Fouyer Hogan ue Mobley Nickless Penrose Walling 24 39 32 ae 28 32 18 29 29 31 34 20 32 136 134 Ghidotti 135 165 180—485 183—486 149—441 180—466 149 157 181 130 Pierce Hogan Nickless .. D. Richards 156 33 25 18 23 40 134 134 133 133 132 Scheemer ° Lobdell “<= O97 765 S51 2329 LOBDELL (8) 129 190 150 122 § 125 Totals -147—465 147-—536 142—450 160—407 125—375 L 721 Tatnblyn .. ae Z Fortier Bettles Totals 716 2193 (4) 108 188 161 135 105 LEITER 98 145 136 146 T. Richards 118 113—319 183—516 136—433 145—426 101—324 Leiter Bigelow Pi Carre ic. 643 697 678—2018 PENROSE (1) 95 183 126 150 179 119 130 Totals 149—427 162—438 187—434 141—391 138—428 727 (3) 131—398 149—447 174—456 170—516 154—398 Penrose Hegarty ..Mobley Walling Totals: (680-761 2118 TREVITHICK Trevithick .-147 120 B. Carr 149 Curnow 147 203 123 135 742 78 2215 Sometimes we. wish we had 2@ ‘en or even a 290-ton truck so we could: make some of these road-hogs wallow and root. Did you ever fee’ that way or do you know what we mean? VALLEY FORGERY, Pa., January 29.—Recent discoveries unearthed near Valley Forgery serve to indicate that George Washington’s ° farewell address consisted of the words, “Good Night!” Life is what we make it, and the majority of people have come tothe conclusion that they might as well make the best of it, When Congressmen talk about the consumer, they mean, of course the hot aid consumer. Advertising is like golf: the more you do of it the fewer strokes it takés ‘to win. TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sanday, Sept. 25, 1927 frain leaves Nevada City at 5:°‘ 4. m., Grass Valley at 5:50 a. n irriving Sam Francisco, 1:30 p. n Train leaves Nevada City at 11:0 1. m. Grass Valley 11:25 a. m. mak ng direct connection with 8. ! ‘rain 23 arriving at San Francise yh0-p.: Mm, fa Train 1eaves Nevada City at 4: m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., mak 1g direct connect'on with S, P rain 40 leaving ‘n Francisco # vo. m. enadling ; ‘sengers to ar ‘ive at Grass Valle, 7:35 p. m. an‘ Jevada City, 7:56 p. m. Grass V.'ey Fares Toe Colfax. $1.00. Five day roun “ip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.2 4 day roanc trip $4.00. To Sa ‘raresisco $1.40. 38 months roun rip $10.75 Tickets sold Friday. aturdays aya Sundays, 16 = day: ound trip $9.50. b. Kopp Leiter . Bettles 34 20 19 133 131 130

pas °5 PaaS. — na * CAMPTONVIGLE PERSQNALS 157), 139 . . Mr. and Mrs. William O. Grant returned -a few days ago from a brief visit with relatives at Oroville. Alfred Livingston accomipanied by his son, Alfred, Jr., arrived Saturday from Berkeley on a brief visit with his mother, Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston. They returned Sunday evening. Albert C. Sommers, by his sister, Mrs. Abner Kennady, and children left Friday for their home at Berkeley after spending: a week visiting Mr. Sommers parents at Mill Creek. .James M. King. of McCloud arrived Sunday on a short visit to his old home. James A. Taylor motored to Nevada City Tuesday on a short business visit. . : Sheriff George Bynon of Downieville was in town Tuesday. H. H. Chatfield of Pike City was in town Monday, bringing over his daughter, Miss Wanda, to resume her studies in the local high schoel after spending the week end at her home. : accompanied . NID DIRECTORS WILL ‘APPEAR SUPERIOR COURT The directors of the Nevada Irrigation District have been. cited te appear in Superior Court next Friday and answer to the allegations made by John Phelps: of Granite ville that his mining claims at’ Lak: Bowman have been flooded by rea son of the building of high dams otimpound water. Phelps is one of the property owners seeking dam ages by reason of such claime¢c flooding. Chris Hansen also has at action pending .along the same lines. z Judge J. F. Pullen made the orde citing the directors to appear. FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS W. E: Moulton mace a busines: trip to Marysville Saturday. Hi was accompanied by Thos. Meyers who was enroute to Oakland to visit relatives. George McComber, who has beel, . Trevithick T. Richards 27 16 124 114 They’re making a tolerable lot of guesses now, on what Cal will do when he. gets out. No one seems to loog for him -to go into the ‘‘talking’’ -movies. ‘ Solong as mother spends $7.50 at the beauty shop while dad shaves himself, you can expect a condition of unrest’ in the home. . Here’s hoping ' that the first one of Hoover’s campaign promises that ‘he will proceed to make good will be the one to abolish poverty. An American is a fellow who can smoke. the pipe of peace and spit fire at the same time. It is said that the police finally located a Scotchman who was missing for three\days. He was riding in a pay-as-you-leave car. In the interest of world’s peace, we namea U. S. cruiser, ‘‘Chicago”’. It is strange that ‘no one ever thought one of the ways. to make traffic conditions better is gradually to eliminate the pedestrian. Modern i-quipment R. E.Miesse, mining man of Nevada City, was in this section Tuesday on a short business visit. Rev. Father Downieville spent visiting in town.” / Mike. Denicke of North San. Juan passed through. town. Tuesday enroute to the Brush Creek Mine. J. D. Nuttall arrived Tuesday from Oakland ~ and will spend the spring and summer at his old home at Oak Valley. Monday evening Our advice to certain young people of this vicinity when ‘‘joy-riding’ about: the Valley is to let the eee henge enfenteneitene tense nje te neler ete teenie iii fee geieooe % NEVADA CT Miss. Elizabeth: McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetricat;. Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases sete oeote fe Reofeste Cealesteste sea stecdesfeate teste oesteahoafesteofeteatedteatesteatesteate diate stedtestaite seokespestestetiateatecteatesestest spark-plugs do most of the sparking. ; , : Mr. and Mrs. George A. Legg and son Tommy, of Kerkeley spent the week/end rere. a The Neighbors of ‘Woodcraft held a cooked food sale Thursday that was well patronized. Perey Hoskin, Tom Jones and Robert Williamson are employed at Big Tunnel. Judge and Mrs. F. ‘I. Nilon had as guests recentty, Mrs. Rachel Moore and W. T. Nilon of ‘San Francisco. eS TY SANITARIUM Nevada City Morticians Grass Valley: Phone 364 TA NGeo he ale erro ale se nhe ote ahe ihe seats of 0% P53% se ate-cM Hohe ofa afecte GOREN DE ELE LEE! GENE EI ICE The continued growth of in our plant exclusively. Phone 375W ne ae a a a he a WLR JEFFORD Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley WHY OUR YORK 1S SATISFACTORY— ness is the best evidence of the quality of work we do. If you are not a customer, give our service a trial. Clotheslewt at our agency at the National Hotel on Mondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following Thursday or Monday. Fine, modern equipment used GRASS. VALLEY CLEANERS Ed Burtner. Prorrictor * 3 Sette ofe tle poste nteteritate ste nls lester tesienledde nis slots ne niet e ere he de lets rile’ SSIS ST & SON %s Nevada City Phone 122 Se Me steste ty teste deste aleste tose date fete fefetefeieieieds +ral, i J: O'Donovan of county. He was accompanied on the spending the winter in French Cor has gone to Woodleaf, Yubs trip. by’ Messrs. King and Granho'm Homer Musfield. and fFremon Wood.of San Juan were looking ul the cattle of H. Huckins this week. The cattle ‘were pastured Dahlberg ranch this winter. Mrs. A. Browning and son, Harry and Miss Millie Clerkin went t Nevada City Thursday where the tw ladies attended the meeting of th: Neighbors of Woodcraft in the even ing. . The many friends of Mrs. Carpenter of Dixon share her sor row in the death of her daughte: Gloria, and tender,their deepes sympathy. Mrs. Carpenter’s mother Mrs. Putnam of Dixon is a sister of iMrs. R. McNamara of Tyler and. J. All have W. Culver of this place, spent much time with their relative: here. _Mrs. W. H. Wasley attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs. treen, in'Oakland returning home during the week. Under New Management THE NEVADA CITY LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Emma Millen, Mer. Open 6 a.m. to 8 p. m. Week Days Sundays, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Fine Home Cooking Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office 2 to 4p. m. Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office practice only © Ott Building Main Street Nevada City on the WHAT DR. CALDWELL + LEARNED IN 47 YEARS PRACTICE A physician watched the results of paatiparict for 47 years, and believed hat no matter how careful people are of heir health, diet and exercise, constipasion will occur from time to time. Of aext importance, then, 1s how to: treat it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always was in favor of getting as close to nature as possible, hence his remedy for constination, known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsi, is a mild vegetable compound. Tt can, not harm the system and is not habit forming. Syrup Pepsin 18 pleasanttasting, and youngsters love it. Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics and purges. He did not believe they were good for anybody’ — system. In a praceice of 47 years hé never ‘saw any reason for their use when Syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just as promptly. : 2Do ce let a day go by without 4 powel movement. Do not sit and hope but go to the nearest druggist and gel one of the generous bottles of Dr. Cald well’s Syrup Pepsin, or write Syrug Pepsin,” Dept. BB, Monticello, Illinois. for free trial bottle. @ (OED OED Fay } Bb. When Food . Sours tots of folks who think they have Voestion” have only an acid condition “ay could be corrected in five or fen An effective anti-acid like lips Milk of Magnesia soon restores ‘tion to normal, atts ‘iNips does away with all that sour .< and, gas right after meals. It prethe distress so apt to occur two after eating. What @ pleasant aration to take! And how good it is 2 system! Unlike a burning dose “ iich is but temporary relief chillips Milk of Magnesia neuini times its volume in acid. 4 hearty meal, or too rich hroueht on the least discom: our clothes cleaning busi+ Gest Sa sXe Me Rete Meee eet 111 West Main: St.” WE WILL GIVE FIVE MPUION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member = 7 Pvster all,whatis _ the most important thing. in baking? — Is it measuring and mixing*ingredients? Is it selecting certain ingredients? All Home Economists know that after all, the most important thing is the correct oven temperature, of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You_ cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION . Larsen & Hardt There’s nothing like being grateful for small favors. We overheard a Town Talk girl with a new coat remark this week, ‘‘Thank heaven I’m warm nearly down to my knees. None of us common folks cat don a new frock every time we go out to make a call, but there isn’t a one of us who can not put on a cheery smile.The merchant who advertises pays eo much for his space; the one wh« doe-n’t advertise pays, more dearl for the lack of it. Intelligence is not always satisfy ing. In law neither a king nor < fool can do any wrong. — As a matter of fact, if you live in a glass house you shouldn’t ever wear a stony look. : The poorest man in the world i: the man who has a lot to live on, ‘and nothing to liye for. : _— an” oT 5 ae Nevada City Fares To Cclfa: . $1.15.Five day rounc gip $1.75. 1 9 Sacramento $3.37. 1¢ iy return trip $4.50. To San Fran isco $6.61. 3 months round tri; 11 0b. Tickets sold Fridays, Satur avs and Sundays, $9.80. For almost anyone using care can measure and mix good ingredients accurately and follow a tested recipe. But in the baking—that’s where all your best efforts meet the real test, Today, leading Home Economists are turning to a device that keeps the oven at any temperature. It is called the Oven Heat Control and is a part of the new Gas Range. WINTER RATES iffective Oct. 1, 1928 to Apr. 830 192 Sixteen day and three month: ickets with stopovers allowed, sol« laily. Nevada City to San Francisco, 1 ‘ay limit, $9.00; from Gras Valley °8.50. Nevada City to Sam Francisco, : nonth limit, $11.05. from Gras: Yalley, $10.75. . Nevada City to Alameda, Berkele: wv Oakland, 16 day limit, $8.75; fren Grass Valley, $8.25. Nevada City to Alameda, Berke ey or Oakland, 3 month limit, $10.30; from Grass Valley, $10.50. Nevada City to Sacramento and re NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE PR vsti si eae Bors, cae a E. J. N° Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to-1000 pounds, giving the free gold ercentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and alues of tailings. ie ; Assays made for celd, silver, PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Onerated Managed lead and copper. Mail order check we‘romptivpttended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, .turn, sold every day, limit 14 dav: Vaathestar and Capital of California Fire Insurdnces companies. Als” 4 EAN: fram Craae Vailev %4 9" utumobile insurance, : eS : = Ff ae