April 15, 1929 (6 pages)

shone . MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1929 process commen ba hens» = oe PEEPS P EE hatter Sete Geoterdentefeadenke ofeeefe teste eate ster geste aeofestentesien stetest: ITS GARDEN TIME We carry a complete stock of quality tools to help you grow a NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO ween af anon oo better garden. , 5 Jeshes! Teslesterlestetenteatesfraleteitestegtateste stort tesles Dee ei she the ste ode andes fe atente ate teats rgeafenteaensenente niet ele nerde he sfe fe she shee ste ste ize she he sere ste ole ae she ste ste ote ote of MONDAY—‘‘Manhattan Cocktails." Comedy MGM News. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— Rin Tin Tin in a ‘‘Race for Liie’. Bunion Derby. Cross Country is the Western. THURSDAY— Vaudeville featuring Cox and Fisk in entertaining numbers. : FRIDAY— Hoot Gibson in “Thi Danger Rider’’. “Tarzan the Mighty’ is the opening chapter of the ney serial. SATWRDAY——“Her ro’’". “The Winning Collegian. ~ BUNDAY and MONDAY—“‘Sins c! the Father’’ featuring Emil Jann ings. MGM News. Comedy. Shoy Summer f+ Five” is the C. C. DeMaras_ of Chico, Stace Trustee Fred Heiken of Marysville, vice president for Northern California of the State Elks Association, Dewey Alread of Marysville, A: R. . Baker and W. B. Halstead, the lat. ter two past exalted rulers of Oro‘ ville Lodge of Elks, were all in attendance at the’ installations ceremonies held in the local Elks Hali Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reynolds had . as a visitor their son,Don, of Oakland. Gordon Ingram of Sacramente . Spent the week end here with rela . tives. Ray Sparnon was a Sunday visito: ‘in LineoIn. He player golf on thc "course at that place. . John Truscott and mother, Mrs Hattie Truscott, accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Martin and son, George. motored to Sacramento Tuesday for ;a day of business and pleasure. Mrs. Harry George, who has been visiting in Sacramento, returned home with : them. ner LO Ww FAK £:$ 4 AST + MAY 22° the enjoyment of your trip east — g0 one way, return another When the low summer fares are in effect, May 22 to Sept. 30, you appreciate all the more Southern Pacific's option,—go one way, return another. At a cost no more than the greatly reduced excursion fares you can, for examp!e, go East over the SUNSET ROUTE, via San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, San Antonio, New Orleans and return via the OVERLAND Routes, Chicago direct across mid-eontinent to San Francisco. Use. Southern Pacific’s varied roures. See more of your America. BroadenNEW PLAN BOOK Write to F. S. McGinnis, 65 Market St., San Francisco for your free copy of new, illustrated booklet, “4 Great Routes to” the East.” Gives in dezaii the advantages of going one way, returning anctber. ranks your horizons. Only Southern Pacific offers choice of four great routes: OVERLAND ROUTE, SUNSET ROUTE, GOLDEN Srate RouTE—Los Angeles.via Kansas City to Chicago and SHASTA ROUTE via Pacific Northwest. In style of trains}.too, you have your choice. If it’s the ut* most in luxury you wagt there is a train on every route to serve you. Or you can find comfort with econcmy on trains carrying Tourist sleepers and AllDay Lunch cars (like cafeterias). Some examples of roundtrips from main line points to: Boston . $157.76 Chicseg. 24 Sy 90.30 Cleveland. oer, 20286 Piet 6s pL WONG Kansas City . SOCRN 75.60 PAORPOIS eee eae 89.40 Minneapolis. . . . 91.90 New Orleans . . 89.40 New York City. . . 151.70 Washington . . . 145.86 Sic ot JIM STEWART WRITES OF EARLY PLACER MINING DAYS oct, = al ew Ge ae ppm Me are) Pry eee ponies " ee ae ie THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIFORNIA In the two. preceeding~ articles you have read Mr. Colby’s opinion of the legal phases. of hydraulic mining under Federal supervision both present and contemplated. . The Sutter county fanatics first wail was of the great damage ‘that hydraulic mining has done in the past. This has been repaired and his lands restored through the appropriation of $800,000.00 of state and federal funds not withstanding their brazen statements that they have never asked and never state or federal aid. received His next claim was that the dams would not be Secure and his life and property would be in great danger. Their own engineer, Otto Von Geldern, admits that these dams can be, and without a doubt will be, built so as to sécure and safeguard all below them. The next squall is tnat they will fill up and run over. The debris commission does not permit enough mining above them to fill them. In the next breath they are afraid that the mines will not pay and will not be worked and the dams will not be filled and the government will losc a lot of money. This is the best example on record of blowing hoi and cold. If these mines will not pay, they have little to fear from the angle of hydraulic mining, fo: men do not long follow unprofitable occupations. And this is one case where such a situation would cause no loss for these dams would be storing water for the farmers below. Driven from trench after trench. they finally make a last stand to save their precious, damnable, blackmailing injunction weapon. The right to enjoin a hydraulic miner working with a federal permit with an injunction issued from a state court, presided -over by 2 judge elected by these same fanatics. Wm. E. Colby, says they will not and cannot lost this right -which ig surely just too bad. Many of the hydraulic mining fraternity already know, and tothose who do not, this piece of information relative to injunctions may prove interesting and profitable. If you operate as an individual or as a California corporation you may be enjoined from hydraulicking by . state, county or municipal body, without their having to post a bond to protect you from loss should particular damage. bad. However, if the hydraulie incor yorates under the laws of. anothe: ‘tate and hecomes a foreign corporation, then these Sutter county fan viies must post a bond béfcre an injunction ean Should they not he eb’e to prove damage, then ‘he bondsmen_ will have 200d the loss hydraulie miner. another ease of just operation Another case has caused of just too issue. to make sutained by the said This would be too bad, with the shoe on the other foot. This does away with the blackmailing weapon of injunction; se these fellows have already lost the right of injunction in the manner 'n which they have interpreted it in the past. If this hydraulic matter was before an unbiased non-partial it would just about dispose of their case, for every .argument that they have advanced has been disposed of. When you ealmly think this over you can easily picture any public body giving bonds in such a ease. Another impurtant phase of this hydraulie situation is Paul Bailey’s report in Bulletin No. 12, of the State Water Commission. In this report Bailey recommends that flood control, the‘salt water situation conservation, irrigation, navigation, hydro-elecric power and hydraulic mining be coordinated in one great plan. A legislative committee has been studying this situation for two years end its report has just been given the public. It recommends that this great plan be carried out as reeommended in Bulletin No. 12, and . asks for a bond issue of $109,000,009.00 for the first units. While these first units will not be built where they will be any great aid to know that this committee did not take the vaporings of the Sutter county fanatie seriously. The next units must-be built where they will benefit hydraulie mining. This will pe the last ef thece of the materture has finally disiorea Seawell bill, it will furnish ial for the final chapter. I trust that those ef yon who have read them have gotten as much profit and pleasure out cf them «as I have had in writing them. <2 visitor here Wednesday. hey not be able to prove that your} jury, . hydraulic mining, it is gratifying to . L. E. Martek of Penn Valley was CHAMBER COMMERCE BALI, NEXT SATURDAY EVENING The Chamber of Commerce Ball to be given next Saturday night at Armory Hall promises to be the best yet. .Best of musie by Mobleys Special Orchestra. Grand march will be preceeded by special programme arranged by Thos. Coan and assistants, which as in former years, may be relied upon to furnish novelties of song and dance, well worthy of public interest. Another novelty number will be that in charge of the Nevada City Lodge, B.: P. O. E. This primises to outclass every former effort of these worthy entertainers, and will have to be seen to be appreciated. Speculation is rife as to the nature of the stunts to be presented, but secrecy xeigns supreme, and only by attending the party, can it be known the nature of the nature of the programme. Directly following the programme, a’ grand march will be formed. This wiil consist of three sections. Couples a : Seana SRR RR tees terest teat ests te sete ofrfntentesteate se eer tee sttete deste ; SPECIAL THIS WEEK oe SPECIAL AT 32c Couples wearing their wedding clothes will form the first section, and prizes will be offered for the souple which -has been married the greatest number of years, the: newest married couple, and also a prize for each golden wedding couple. It is urged that our townspeople will especially co-operate in this feature of the entertainment. The-Old Fashioned section will again be a feature, an it is hoped this will induce every one tobring forth from store room, trunk and attic, the old relics of the past, and make this part of the party, the interesting feature i has been in the past. The third section will be given yer to general fancy dress idea. In both these. sections. appropriate prizes will be given, selected from the following named list of donations from the local merchants, which is only a partial list: Noell Soda Works ... Case Sode Alpha Hdw. & Sup. Co. . $10 Mdse hace House. 3. ea $7.50 Mdse Plaza Grocery $10 Dinner Set Richards & Calanan . $7.50: Mdse Dickermans Drug Store ... Soy ee Be $6. Gent Bill Fold Hogans Shoe Store . $7.50 Mdse. Schriebers Cafe .. $2.Box Candy Plaza Garage . 10 Gal. Ethyl Gas . Penrose Grocery . 4lb. Can Coffee PG: &18 Co: Hot Point Iron Kopps Bakery © «..--:.. 1 Cake: AS Hartung 21s $4. Mdse_ Nevada City Hdw.-Co. ; Bose ee sockstes Electric Egg Boiler Ji. J; Jackson = 5. 50lb. Sk Flour S 5lb. Marshmallows . Diner for 4 $5. Mdse lialia Hotel Nevada. City Garagea ... Miners fdr: ©: Stin.-co. =. et $7.50 Mdse. . The Chamber of Commerce annu ul entertainment has become one of . the outstanding social events of ihe year due, to the close co-operation of the citizens in general and this year wil! prove to be one of especial interest which no one ean afford to overlook .It is. urged that every one will yield to the spirit of the event and help by personal co-operation to lend every bit of color and incident possible. Dr. Sidney Talbor of San Francisco visited his wife and relatives in Nevada City during the week. Ellsworth Colley of Tudor spent Sunday here visiting his farther, J. F. Coliey. J. F. Colley also visited his brother, Fred, at the Mare Island Navy Yard. Mrs. BE. R. Stambaugh is visiting in San Franciseo. Mrs. John Collison of Nough and Ready were Monday visitors in Grass Valley. : My. and Harold E. James of Placerville is hov-o visiting his parents. Henry Eohler of Chicago Park was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Davey spent several days visiting in Oakland last week. Oe sarees : tOohen grin” SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS Although navderaceiy ings exemptits «he . manship purity 01 design accompanied b clean, tharp finish = J JriceQ Lonengrin st ip iewelry crafts €. oossess originality end i. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers 0 oh Ws ag oe STALIAN DINNER ef . DELRAY : ‘’ pot of boiling water No cooking is necessary other thana : %E LV TVIDddS a -.Every package contains sufficient macaroni or spaghettiforfour.a can of delicious Del Ray Mushroom Sauée and Del Ray Grated Cheese. As good as the famous Del Ray Ravioli. I—10tb sack Globe Al. 2 Pkgs. Globe Al Pancake and Waffle Flour . Green Glass Mixing Bowl . Green Handled Batter oe The Regular Price is $2.35 Flour Spoon 4 SPECIAL SALE PRICE . . $1.43 CHAIN GROCETERIAS INS. “The Best for Less” 5 Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City : ss ‘ eae ee ete ee eee tebe hee Seale ease : HEAR YE! HEAR YE! : THE ANNUAL BALL . OF THE NEVADA CITY : CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS SET F OR > ‘ i 4) 2 +4 S ey 4; ™ * Be) + 2 ‘% es Pusveate oh tage ae Me 4 3% 1% mates He 9) Extra Ladies Children OPO O pe st + + % * lejes > eee beobeterteotenteteateoteot tertesterestesteofute Adinission ,inch:ding dancing Merde hesgesfosfe rte ateatonfestesteateateoterfestenterts See betetegegesensp Red MENS HALL THE BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR READ THE NUGGE. FOR DETAILS ¢ — q Sa KOPP’S BAKERY — 124 Mill Street Grass Valley «Ee A tae SO 9 a wi a Sanaa Sic ae ies or meg ote or ees A TGNIC FOR THEFAMILY’S HEALTH _» —_ * HEALTH—how much it means to you ,to your husband, to your children! On Heaith laregly depend . your future happinéss and welfare. « Yow tind PATSY BREAD the Key to Good Health; that will give the rugged strength that is needed to “carry on.’ : Our ingredients are selected with the same care you yourself use; our bakers are men of infinit@skill and ability; our shop and equipment are the best science and money can produce—and. our PATSY BREAD is the finest that can be produced! Our service makes it convenient to get! Our Grocerers receive PATSY BREAD fresh every day, Ask your grocer tor PATSY BREAD and you'll get the finest loaf yyou ever tasted, : —PATSY BREAD— J ‘ON SPECIAL SALE .

shone . MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1929 process commen ba hens» = oe PEEPS P EE hatter Sete Geoterdentefeadenke ofeeefe teste eate ster geste aeofestentesien stetest: ITS GARDEN TIME We carry a complete stock of quality tools to help you grow a NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO ween af anon oo better garden. , 5 Jeshes! Teslesterlestetenteatesfraleteitestegtateste stort tesles Dee ei she the ste ode andes fe atente ate teats rgeafenteaensenente niet ele nerde he sfe fe she shee ste ste ize she he sere ste ole ae she ste ste ote ote of MONDAY—‘‘Manhattan Cocktails." Comedy MGM News. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— Rin Tin Tin in a ‘‘Race for Liie’. Bunion Derby. Cross Country is the Western. THURSDAY— Vaudeville featuring Cox and Fisk in entertaining numbers. : FRIDAY— Hoot Gibson in “Thi Danger Rider’’. “Tarzan the Mighty’ is the opening chapter of the ney serial. SATWRDAY——“Her ro’’". “The Winning Collegian. ~ BUNDAY and MONDAY—“‘Sins c! the Father’’ featuring Emil Jann ings. MGM News. Comedy. Shoy Summer f+ Five” is the C. C. DeMaras_ of Chico, Stace Trustee Fred Heiken of Marysville, vice president for Northern California of the State Elks Association, Dewey Alread of Marysville, A: R. . Baker and W. B. Halstead, the lat. ter two past exalted rulers of Oro‘ ville Lodge of Elks, were all in attendance at the’ installations ceremonies held in the local Elks Hali Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reynolds had . as a visitor their son,Don, of Oakland. Gordon Ingram of Sacramente . Spent the week end here with rela . tives. Ray Sparnon was a Sunday visito: ‘in LineoIn. He player golf on thc "course at that place. . John Truscott and mother, Mrs Hattie Truscott, accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Martin and son, George. motored to Sacramento Tuesday for ;a day of business and pleasure. Mrs. Harry George, who has been visiting in Sacramento, returned home with : them. ner LO Ww FAK £:$ 4 AST + MAY 22° the enjoyment of your trip east — g0 one way, return another When the low summer fares are in effect, May 22 to Sept. 30, you appreciate all the more Southern Pacific's option,—go one way, return another. At a cost no more than the greatly reduced excursion fares you can, for examp!e, go East over the SUNSET ROUTE, via San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, San Antonio, New Orleans and return via the OVERLAND Routes, Chicago direct across mid-eontinent to San Francisco. Use. Southern Pacific’s varied roures. See more of your America. BroadenNEW PLAN BOOK Write to F. S. McGinnis, 65 Market St., San Francisco for your free copy of new, illustrated booklet, “4 Great Routes to” the East.” Gives in dezaii the advantages of going one way, returning anctber. ranks your horizons. Only Southern Pacific offers choice of four great routes: OVERLAND ROUTE, SUNSET ROUTE, GOLDEN Srate RouTE—Los Angeles.via Kansas City to Chicago and SHASTA ROUTE via Pacific Northwest. In style of trains}.too, you have your choice. If it’s the ut* most in luxury you wagt there is a train on every route to serve you. Or you can find comfort with econcmy on trains carrying Tourist sleepers and AllDay Lunch cars (like cafeterias). Some examples of roundtrips from main line points to: Boston . $157.76 Chicseg. 24 Sy 90.30 Cleveland. oer, 20286 Piet 6s pL WONG Kansas City . SOCRN 75.60 PAORPOIS eee eae 89.40 Minneapolis. . . . 91.90 New Orleans .. . 89.40 New York City. . . 151.70 Washington . . . 145.86 Sic ot JIM STEWART WRITES OF EARLY PLACER MINING DAYS oct, = al ew Ge ae ppm Me are) Pry eee ponies " ee ae ie THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET.. CALIFORNIA In the two. preceeding~ articles you have read Mr. Colby’s opinion of the legal phases. of hydraulic mining under Federal supervision both present and contemplated. . The Sutter county fanatics first wail was of the great damage ‘that hydraulic mining has done in the past. This has been repaired and his lands restored through the appropriation of $800,000.00 of state and federal funds not withstanding their brazen statements that they have never asked and never state or federal aid. received His next claim was that the dams would not be Secure and his life and property would be in great danger. Their own engineer, Otto Von Geldern, admits that these dams can be, and without a doubt will be, built so as to sécure and safeguard all below them. The next squall is tnat they will fill up and run over. The debris commission does not permit enough mining above them to fill them. In the next breath they are afraid that the mines will not pay and will not be worked and the dams will not be filled and the government will losc a lot of money. This is the best example on record of blowing hoi and cold. If these mines will not pay, they have little to fear from the angle of hydraulic mining, fo: men do not long follow unprofitable occupations. And this is one case where such a situation would cause no loss for these dams would be storing water for the farmers below. Driven from trench after trench. they finally make a last stand to save their precious, damnable, blackmailing injunction weapon. The right to enjoin a hydraulic miner working with a federal permit with an injunction issued from a state court, presided -over by 2 judge elected by these same fanatics. Wm. E. Colby, says they will not and cannot lost this right -which ig surely just too bad. Many of the hydraulic mining fraternity already know, and tothose who do not, this piece of information relative to injunctions may prove interesting and profitable. If you operate as an individual or as a California corporation you may be enjoined from hydraulicking by . state, county or municipal body, without their having to post a bond to protect you from loss should particular damage. bad. However, if the hydraulie incor yorates under the laws of. anothe: ‘tate and hecomes a foreign corporation, then these Sutter county fan viies must post a bond béfcre an injunction ean Should they not he eb’e to prove damage, then ‘he bondsmen_ will have 200d the loss hydraulie miner. another ease of just operation Another case has caused of just too issue. to make sutained by the said This would be too bad, with the shoe on the other foot. This does away with the blackmailing weapon of injunction; se these fellows have already lost the right of injunction in the manner 'n which they have interpreted it in the past. If this hydraulic matter was before an unbiased non-partial it would just about dispose of their case, for every .argument that they have advanced has been disposed of. When you ealmly think this over you can easily picture any public body giving bonds in such a ease. Another impurtant phase of this hydraulie situation is Paul Bailey’s report in Bulletin No. 12, of the State Water Commission. In this report Bailey recommends that flood control, the‘salt water situation conservation, irrigation, navigation, hydro-elecric power and hydraulic mining be coordinated in one great plan. A legislative committee has been studying this situation for two years end its report has just been given the public. It recommends that this great plan be carried out as reeommended in Bulletin No. 12, and . asks for a bond issue of $109,000,009.00 for the first units. While these first units will not be built where they will be any great aid to know that this committee did not take the vaporings of the Sutter county fanatie seriously. The next units must-be built where they will benefit hydraulie mining. This will pe the last ef thece of the

materture has finally disiorea Seawell bill, it will furnish ial for the final chapter. I trust that those ef yon who have read them have gotten as much profit and pleasure out cf them «as I have had in writing them. <2 visitor here Wednesday. hey not be able to prove that your} jury, . hydraulic mining, it is gratifying to . L. E. Martek of Penn Valley was CHAMBER COMMERCE BALI, NEXT SATURDAY EVENING The Chamber of Commerce Ball to be given next Saturday night at Armory Hall promises to be the best yet. .Best of musie by Mobleys Special Orchestra. Grand march will be preceeded by special programme arranged by Thos. Coan and assistants, which as in former years, may be relied upon to furnish novelties of song and dance, well worthy of public interest. Another novelty number will be that in charge of the Nevada City Lodge, B.: P. O. E. This primises to outclass every former effort of these worthy entertainers, and will have to be seen to be appreciated. Speculation is rife as to the nature of the stunts to be presented, but secrecy xeigns supreme, and only by attending the party, can it be known the nature of the nature of the programme. Directly following the programme, a’ grand march will be formed. This wiil consist of three sections. Couples a : Seana SRR RR tees terest teat ests te sete ofrfntentesteate se eer tee sttete deste ; SPECIAL THIS WEEK oe SPECIAL AT 32c Couples wearing their wedding clothes will form the first section, and prizes will be offered for the souple which -has been married the greatest number of years, the: newest married couple, and also a prize for each golden wedding couple. It is urged that our townspeople will especially co-operate in this feature of the entertainment. The-Old Fashioned section will again be a feature, an it is hoped this will induce every one tobring forth from store room, trunk and attic, the old relics of the past, and make this part of the party, the interesting feature i has been in the past. The third section will be given yer to general fancy dress idea. In both these. sections. appropriate prizes will be given, selected from the following named list of donations from the local merchants, which is only a partial list: Noell Soda Works ...... Case Sode Alpha Hdw. & Sup. Co. .. $10 Mdse hace House. 3. ea $7.50 Mdse Plaza Grocery $10 Dinner Set Richards & Calanan .. $7.50: Mdse Dickermans Drug Store ...... Soy ee Be $6. Gent Bill Fold Hogans Shoe Store .. $7.50 Mdse. Schriebers Cafe .... $2.Box Candy Plaza Garage .. 10 Gal. Ethyl Gas . Penrose Grocery .. 4lb. Can Coffee PG: &18 Co: Hot Point Iron Kopps Bakery © «....--:.... 1 Cake: AS Hartung 21s $4. Mdse_ Nevada City Hdw.-Co. ; Bose ee sockstes Electric Egg Boiler Ji. J; Jackson = 5. 50lb. Sk Flour S 5lb. Marshmallows . Diner for 4 $5. Mdse lialia Hotel Nevada. City Garagea ..... Miners fdr: ©: Stin.-co. =. et $7.50 Mdse. . The Chamber of Commerce annu ul entertainment has become one of . the outstanding social events of ihe year due, to the close co-operation of the citizens in general and this year wil! prove to be one of especial interest which no one ean afford to overlook .It is. urged that every one will yield to the spirit of the event and help by personal co-operation to lend every bit of color and incident possible. Dr. Sidney Talbor of San Francisco visited his wife and relatives in Nevada City during the week. Ellsworth Colley of Tudor spent Sunday here visiting his farther, J. F. Coliey. J. F. Colley also visited his brother, Fred, at the Mare Island Navy Yard. Mrs. BE. R. Stambaugh is visiting in San Franciseo. Mrs. John Collison of Nough and Ready were Monday visitors in Grass Valley. : My. and Harold E. James of Placerville is hov-o visiting his parents. Henry Eohler of Chicago Park was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Davey spent several days visiting in Oakland last week. Oe sarees : tOohen grin” SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS Although navderaceiy ings exemptits «he . manship purity 01 design accompanied b clean, tharp finish = J JriceQ Lonengrin st ip iewelry crafts €. oossess originality end i. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers 0 oh Ws ag oe STALIAN DINNER ef . DELRAY : ‘’ pot of boiling water No cooking is necessary other thana : %E LV TVIDddS a -.Every package contains sufficient macaroni or spaghettiforfour..a can of delicious Del Ray Mushroom Sauée and Del Ray Grated Cheese. As good as the famous Del Ray Ravioli. I—10tb sack Globe Al. 2 Pkgs. Globe Al Pancake and Waffle Flour . Green Glass Mixing Bowl . Green Handled Batter oe The Regular Price is $2.35 Flour Spoon 4 SPECIAL SALE PRICE . . $1.43 CHAIN GROCETERIAS INS. “The Best for Less” 5 Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City : ss ‘ eae ee ete ee eee tebe hee Seale ease : HEAR YE! HEAR YE! : THE ANNUAL BALL . OF THE NEVADA CITY : CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS SET F OR > ‘ i 4) 2 +4 S ey 4; ™ * Be) + 2 ‘% es Pusveate oh tage ae Me 4 3% 1% mates He 9) Extra Ladies Children OPO O pe st + + % * lejes > eee beobeterteotenteteateoteot tertesterestesteofute Adinission ,inch:ding dancing Merde hesgesfosfe rte ateatonfestesteateateoterfestenterts See betetegegesensp Red MENS HALL THE BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR READ THE NUGGE. FOR DETAILS ¢ — q Sa KOPP’S BAKERY — 124 Mill Street Grass Valley «Ee A tae SO 9 a wi a Sanaa Sic ae ies or meg ote or ees A TGNIC FOR THEFAMILY’S HEALTH _» —_ * HEALTH—how much it means to you ,to your husband, to your children! On Heaith laregly depend . your future happinéss and welfare. « Yow tind PATSY BREAD the Key to Good Health; that will give the rugged strength that is needed to “carry on.’ : Our ingredients are selected with the same care you yourself use; our bakers are men of infinit@skill and ability; our shop and equipment are the best science and money can produce—and. our PATSY BREAD is the finest that can be produced! Our service makes it convenient to get! Our Grocerers receive PATSY BREAD fresh every day, Ask your grocer tor PATSY BREAD and you'll get the finest loaf yyou ever tasted, : —PATSY BREAD— J ‘ON SPECIAL SALE .