April 16, 1928 (6 pages)

_ APRIL 16, 1928 preteen 2. The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper ee 7 2 FEDERAL TIRES What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy ~~ The Next Guaranteed = Vulcanizing anu: Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. Entered as mail matter of the se cond class in, the postoffice at Nevada City, California, under Act of Congress of March 8,.1879 A Legal Newspaper. of Generz Cireulation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and _ Published Nevada City. 3 ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Editor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager DON’T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU fi bi RAL ei. RES . ~ NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES .~ ARE REASONABLE Our. Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner 2 FRESH FISH We are Now Supplying Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonable The Quality. is Right! EDDIE LEONG FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Cleaning Pressing Repairing Patronize Wome tadustry Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J 109M Phones See Me— See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley = ma = THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Reauty Work. Famous Adcle Miller Toilet Articles. Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Land Surveyor. Upstairs iiconsed Valley ty Hall. Main Street, Grass = pena ye A woman who was too economical {to subscribe for her home town pa. per sent her little son to borrow the ; copy taken by the neighbor. In his ‘ haste the boy ran over a four-dollar . edad of bees and inten minutes . looked like a warty squash. His cries reached his father, who ran to his assistance, and failing to notice a barbed wire fence ran into it, Sse of flesh from’ his anatomy and ruining a five-dollar paid of pants. The old cow, taking advantage of the gap in the fence gd into the cornfield and killed herself eating corr. Hearing the racket, the mother ran; upset a four-gallon churn of rich cream into a basket of kittens, drowning the whole litter. In her hurry she dropped and broke, past all hope of mending, a tewnty-five dollar set of false teeth. The baby left alone, crawled through the spilt cream and into the parlor, ruining a .twenty dollar rug. During the exeitement the eldest daughter ran away with the hired man, the dog j broke up eleven setting hens, and the calves chewed the tails off of ‘our fine shirts. All fo save $2.00 Moral: Subscribe for this paper st onee and protect yourselft from veh calamaties.—Nevada City Nugget. FRATERNAL CARDS “\NEVADA LODGE, No. 13, K. & ALM. Inv of each month at Masonie Ten.tte, & p. .m. Sojonrning brethren re cordin'!= invited, g sILBERT J. m STENCE ke--seey. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. ; J. C. BE. FOSS, K. of R. & S. PROFEFSSIGNAL CARDS ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS — . Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Mu sie. London, England. Voeal Pup?) of Henry Blower and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharne. Terms on applieation: Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. DR. BELL! Dentist at where the present generation may reap some of the benefits. (The two straw ballots showed that those people who were willing to express themselves, were overwhelmingly opposed to the money being spent on the burned area. The opponents . of the Park Avenue site point out that no satisfactory plan . breaking it down, cutting a handful ' “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA NOW FOR EFFECTIVE TEAM WORK : Advertising Rates on application,. conclusion to the swimming pool controversy which has already cost the taxpayers a tidy sum in taxes and nothing attained beyond paying interest on the bonds. Unless some so. lution can be arrived at that will prove acceptable to the people of the community, it is the opinion of The Nugget that the money should by vote of the people be put to other uses of providing for the cost of upkeep has been provided for, as straight maintenance would place a heavy burden on the . taxpayers. AT-THIS JUNCTURE, this paper wishes to propose’ that if no satisfactory solution can be reached with regard to the swimming pool, that the funds be expended on bettering the . water system and put it on a larger revenue production basis. On the present flat rate basis ,the small user is penalized in favor of the large consumer which a metering system would . readily correct as everyone then would pay for what they, used and no more. The people at an election can by their vote. divert the funds to other uses without further ado. During the . next-few weeks, The Nugeet would like to receive contribu. tions on the subject for publication. It is asked that contribu. tors do not make their remarks too extensive that they may . . . DAVIS, W. M. Meets the lst and 3d Friday nights — be kept within the bounds of reasonable space. . NEVADA CITY IS INDEED fortunate to have at the head of its chamber of commerce such a man as R. J. Bennetts. 'He sold out his drug business several years ago and retired to enjoy lifé. About a year ago his fellow members of the civic boost body felt he was just the man for president and so the honor fell on his shoulders. Mr: Bennetts carries himself with a natural dignity that is well becoming a presiding officer and yet he has-never lost the “common touch” as Kipling-so aptly puts it. Whenever a fellow citizen desires a hearing of the hoard of trustees 6f which he is a member or a favor from the chamber of commerce they can always go to “Dick’’ Bennetts and they are always received with courtesy and understanding and if he believes in the project he will champion it regardless . of the opinion of the other members. Just across from the rear of the beautiful Bennetts home with its well kept grounds was a disreputable locking lot, formerly the dumping ground of a foundry. It was a sad tangle of rusty iron, brush and weeds It was an eyesore and furthermore it was on the Downieville Highway appreach to town. The lot was in such a terrible condition that only a man with vision could see any possibilStated meetines second Wednesities in it. However, Mr. Bennetts was a man of vision and he purchased the lot. The first thing to do was to clean ur the trash and this proved considerable of a task, at which Mr ; Bennetts did not fee! above doing some of the actual work o’ . clearing. When the clearing was comnleted, the lot was fenced . with wire and an attractive arbor built over the gateway. Rec climbing roses have been planted along the fence. When i: . came to the landscape gardening, he called in expert advice CA . gee ° ° > wc. maearee 7 As yet the park is in an immature state as there are many idea to be carried out later. The park is to be for public use so it purpose is twofold and it will provide a beautiful entrance te the city. The site was oifered to the city for the municipa’ swimming pool but the offer was not accepted. Besides being a city trustee and head cf the Chamber, Mr. Bennetts: is a member of the school board and vice president of the Nevada County Golf Association. Fer all these official: positions his remuneration is nil and all the time he spends on public work if placed on a salary basis would bring high remuneration. Riots = -= a Soy = oe +, este teste stesterte 7: erferk stele terhestest +, fe hie deoteots de heofeste fenton tested oteskoteters Jeloluietoioietoioleiek q ieiieioteieioieiel tion lot tote te et Se * = ra” as Yevada County, California, and de, . once more resume their wonted mien, we can look forward : . : voted to the development of. the with confidence to the future of our municipal affairs in the ¢ ; * ae Se oe hands of three such. estimable citizens as have been selected: # Inner Lined Envelopes : “Publication office, 305 Broad St. . to serve the muncipality. Messrs. Murchie, Seaman and Arm: Comes in a Variety of Shades : 'SUBSCR:PTION RATES strong are the type of men who may safely be counted on ‘ : One year, California address, $2.00 to give of their best to the cause of good government. With ae Classic Vellum é # Ouiteide California in U. 8. . «3, the holdovers, Mayor Holmes and Bennetts, Nevada City is 4 ica Revel : ‘ Wires Montha oc 60 fortunate in her governing body. It is stated that one of the ¥$ iting § Ms t ola ogg 0 TE gpa ama oa = . matters to engross the board at an early date is a successful + Whiting’s Polo Cloth ‘# % x 90 7 ae ee es * All at $1.00 the -box 2 Kae Sele eteyeieteles ees oa te < h V stty nd correct 4 * See them. Very prett : 3 a o ~é ad R3 + ~ + ae q a )) % 4 3 f e et oe 4 4a & a % R? * B . DG ef enol = St & * The Rexolk ore ; be + BS a @ +, Xe fete stesh Me Me steak t % Pip ame RM steteye % ony % eqs te fe een Selena ee eee ente teste ats afeite toe ne oh Oe he i ae ad toate a2, + ate sta te ate ote terte tettertete tarts hehe slertes! a) %, de ste stants ate Ka ote he whe abet Le EN I NN IGT ae eretet ARIK + te ste ste ste te Fo rteot teks Sere fer trast ahs Jerse ts oe ey, rat at Mat Fat eh Sete “a vas Ht Be ee ee ST ie ihc aie) yang aR? rate ras +2; he oe Reales eoteteietestes ras eS +9) Ree He tor tenants eet cS + % ; "% +. ny Kap * + ++ M4 Sastes% fe ye 9 oO +7 oe ees we reste S Me \7 at Ss st eS + : SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO ALWAYS ¢ : You may always rest assured that Keystone Service + , aca > is prompt, reliable, dependable and moderate priced. 4 eats we sell are of the finest quality, all Gov‘ ~# ernment Inspected, and the prime cuts, Juicy and : * sweet to the taste. Give us a trial on your next order. § * y ia %, s $s KRYSTONE MARKET : *" . Calanan and Richards , _ atIoteieielek laletloieidetenoteles deteieletey fetelegey Ra Whe ole ote ste oe ope oles eerie terete steele riet UNTED SECURE WAL CNG ROR COMPANY USE THE NEWSPAPERS, TiMz TABLE AND RATES ! JAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 3, Newssapers head the list of advertising . nedia tobe used by the United Sc. urity Bank and. Trust vhich has just released a hundred ! Jay program of advertising to reach . Effective Sunday, Sept. 25, 1927 Train leaves Nevada City at 5:20 Grass Valley at 5:50 a. m., Company, ! @ ™., the 47°30 °D.om. arriving San Francisco, Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 . 2 ns et . ars Yroaaa VWs < ¢ , akito every community in California @™. Grass Valley 11.25 a.m. mar rhera it ¢ saaeta die 1 {ing direct connection with 5. Fr, y e lt operates a direct branch. Train 23 arriving at San Francisco “The executive committee has ap-/5:10 p.m. roved plans tO use Newspapers as , Niches : Train 1eaves Nevada City at 4:40 ur chief media at all p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., mag N. F. Duffy, Executive Vice-Presi'ing direct connection with S. tent of the United Security Bank bt noe resi AbiiWises Cl eer ae 3 ; p. m., enabling passengerssib iaie ia ecniatetd The ESE eats: of . rive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and ong experience in bank advertising Nevada City, 7:56 p. m. work have econvineed us that papers, constantly used structive and carefully vertisements times” said newsGrass Valley Fares To Colfux, $1.00. Five day round prepared ad-! trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.22, shouid be the «major: 14 day round trip $4.00. To*San medium for building our bank.” Francisco $6.46. 3 months round with con! -+Phone 23 During the past year he has devoted a great deal of time as President of the Yuba Pass All Year Highway Association to exploiting this route of travel over the Sierra. May his wilAAW Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bidg. Phone, ,, Pater ___._.________. lingness to serve be a shining example to others. DR. ROBERT F. WERNER ds Pbysician and Surgeon Dr. C. W.-Chapman,-—Miles——-D PASS "FHE SMELLING SALTS ‘ffiee: 400 Rroad St., Nevada City . Coughlin and i. J. Baker have bee Lady to share apartment with . Fours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. named delegates by Hydraulic Parlor 1en. $3. per week; all home priviNurse in attendance §. M. Walling Native oSns, to the Grand Parlo ‘ses.—Ad in Yreka Squeezeme. which meets at Redding next month = The alternates are Samuel Pohlelas¢ BK. H. Armstrong “Beware when all men speak well F. E. Grove j gages, says a business man. N FRANCISCO __W. E. WRIGHT : en . Attorney at Law Office ba Fi Bigelow and Walter Me . ‘f you.’’ Also when none speak well ATTORNEYS AT LAW ; leod, of you. Hours: 10-13 a. m., 2-4 p. m. . This is Leap Year, but most of the If you are always on time for s Notary Public _ girls who leap will be equipped with . your work, you will be apt to be in Telephone 41 i parachute. time for promotion. vv T: Nilon F. M. Nilon . The peat football machines are How to make people iike you. Get 5 . ball bearing. rich and be liberal with your-money. NILON & NILON , . Long hair makes the barber’s face Don't forget: ‘Vocation is spelled Attorneys at Law ' erow longer. with only one ‘a’, Offices: . It is “wiser to’ be Known Dy your . : qc ce = peeenseereerneweneeeinenes nee Nevada City Grass Valley . deeds rather than by your” mortSA Don’t worry if the kid is not good ae 'at mathematics. Maybe he’s going to in Union Building . be the — boss—-instead—of the Nevada City keeper. book PAbYs fo » © EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Mngineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Mans sheuld be seen and not hurt. Phone 278R Nevada City . tibliched fori : Se = eee SY . that women display more prel:bone WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. than men.’Chiropractor The suract way.ta he hanny is to Office hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m, 2 be so vrol-durned hiulsy you will have p. m. to 5:30 p. m.; Morfday, Weano t'me to he unhappy. nesday, Friday evenitigs 7 ‘to 8.: ‘To prove that you” have a true. fittest Ww: fear the antomobile will win. out aga inst the pedestrian. In the survival of the to $3.00 Motto for motorisis:—Pedéstrian . SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience toyou Ezra says it is an: This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel, Sundays by appointment. Residence a.nen of humor. why don’t you try FREE GARAGE and office, 150% Mill St. Grass V —— eee e T.E. FARROW W. M. SELL, Jr. ley. Phone 196, _ieghips atiyoursell one ih a while. : -——— oa The man who next Who’s Who who never list is the farmer complains that ‘all the world knoeks a farmer.” a * D + hone Number One Ee a td \ ought to lead the! FJ JACKSON oes PERE Et bee eee eee HEHEHE Fd . ee . trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, re 7 . _ al m Kitchen ranges can be had in! Saturdays and Sundays, 16 days bright colors. But it will take more . round trip $9.50. than a pink stove to make some . NevadaCity Fares a sirls love a kitchen. To Colfax $1.15.Five day round trip $1.75. Toa Sacramento $3.37. 14 day return trip $4.50. To San Francisco $6.61. 8 months round trip 11.05. Tickets sold Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, $9.80. 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_ APRIL 16, 1928 preteen 2. The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper ee 7 2 FEDERAL TIRES What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy ~~ The Next Guaranteed = Vulcanizing anu: Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. Entered as mail matter of the se cond class in, the postoffice at Nevada City, California, under Act of Congress of March 8,.1879 A Legal Newspaper. of Generz Cireulation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and _ Published Nevada City. 3 ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Editor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager DON’T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU fi bi RAL ei. RES . ~ NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES .~ ARE REASONABLE Our. Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner 2 FRESH FISH We are Now Supplying Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonable The Quality. is Right! EDDIE LEONG FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Cleaning Pressing Repairing Patronize Wome tadustry Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J 109M Phones See Me— See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley = ma = THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Reauty Work. Famous Adcle Miller Toilet Articles. Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Land Surveyor. Upstairs iiconsed Valley ty Hall. Main Street, Grass = pena ye A woman who was too economical {to subscribe for her home town pa. per sent her little son to borrow the ; copy taken by the neighbor. In his ‘ haste the boy ran over a four-dollar . edad of bees and inten minutes . looked like a warty squash. His cries reached his father, who ran to his assistance, and failing to notice a barbed wire fence ran into it, Sse of flesh from’ his anatomy and ruining a five-dollar paid of pants. The old cow, taking advantage of the gap in the fence gd into the cornfield and killed herself eating corr. Hearing the racket, the mother ran; upset a four-gallon churn of rich cream into a basket of kittens, drowning the whole litter. In her hurry she dropped and broke, past all hope of mending, a tewnty-five dollar set of false teeth. The baby left alone, crawled through the spilt cream and into the parlor, ruining a .twenty dollar rug. During the exeitement the eldest daughter ran away with the hired man, the dog j broke up eleven setting hens, and the calves chewed the tails off of ‘our fine shirts. All fo save $2.00 Moral: Subscribe for this paper st onee and protect yourselft from veh calamaties.—Nevada City Nugget. FRATERNAL CARDS “\NEVADA LODGE, No. 13, K. & ALM. Inv of each month at Masonie Ten.tte, & p. .m. Sojonrning brethren re cordin'!= invited, g sILBERT J. m STENCE ke--seey. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. ; J. C. BE. FOSS, K. of R. & S. PROFEFSSIGNAL CARDS ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS — . Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Mu sie. London, England. Voeal Pup?) of Henry Blower and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharne. Terms on applieation: Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. DR. BELL! Dentist at where the present generation may reap some of the benefits. (The two straw ballots showed that those people who were willing to express themselves, were overwhelmingly opposed to the money being spent on the burned area. The opponents . of the Park Avenue site point out that no satisfactory plan . breaking it down, cutting a handful ' “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA NOW FOR EFFECTIVE TEAM WORK : Advertising Rates on application,. conclusion to the swimming pool controversy which has already cost the taxpayers a tidy sum in taxes and nothing attained beyond paying interest on the bonds. Unless some so. lution can be arrived at that will prove acceptable to the people of the community, it is the opinion of The Nugget that the money should by vote of the people be put to other uses of providing for the cost of upkeep has been provided for, as straight maintenance would place a heavy burden on the . taxpayers. AT-THIS JUNCTURE, this paper wishes to propose’ that if no satisfactory solution can be reached with regard to the swimming pool, that the funds be expended on bettering the . water system and put it on a larger revenue production basis. On the present flat rate basis ,the small user is penalized in favor of the large consumer which a metering system would . readily correct as everyone then would pay for what they, used and no more. The people at an election can by their vote. divert the funds to other uses without further ado. During the . next-few weeks, The Nugeet would like to receive contribu. tions on the subject for publication. It is asked that contribu. tors do not make their remarks too extensive that they may . . . DAVIS, W. M. Meets the lst and 3d Friday nights — be kept within the bounds of reasonable space. . NEVADA CITY IS INDEED fortunate to have at the head of its chamber of commerce such a man as R. J. Bennetts. 'He sold out his drug business several years ago and retired to enjoy lifé. About a year ago his fellow members of the civic boost body felt he was just the man for president and so the honor fell on his shoulders. Mr: Bennetts carries himself with a natural dignity that is well becoming a presiding officer and yet he has-never lost the “common touch” as Kipling-so aptly puts it. Whenever a fellow citizen desires a hearing of the hoard of trustees 6f which he is a member or a favor from the chamber of commerce they can always go to “Dick’’ Bennetts and they are always received with courtesy and understanding and if he believes in the project he will champion it regardless . of the opinion of the other members. Just across from the rear of the beautiful Bennetts home with its well kept grounds was a disreputable locking lot, formerly the dumping ground of a foundry. It was a sad tangle of rusty iron, brush and weeds It was an eyesore and furthermore it was on the Downieville Highway appreach to town. The lot was in such a terrible condition that only a man with vision could see any possibilStated meetines second Wednesities in it. However, Mr. Bennetts was a man of vision and he purchased the lot. The first thing to do was to clean ur the trash and this proved considerable of a task, at which Mr ; Bennetts did not fee! above doing some of the actual work o’ . clearing. When the clearing was comnleted, the lot was fenced . with wire and an attractive arbor built over the gateway. Rec climbing roses have been planted along the fence. When i: . came to the landscape gardening, he called in expert advice CA . gee ° ° > wc. maearee 7 As yet the park is in an immature state as there are many idea to be carried out later. The park is to be for public use so it purpose is twofold and it will provide a beautiful entrance te the city. The site was oifered to the city for the municipa’ swimming pool but the offer was not accepted. Besides being a city trustee and head cf the Chamber, Mr. Bennetts: is a member of the school board and vice president of the Nevada County Golf Association. Fer all these official: positions his remuneration is nil and all the time he spends on public work if placed on a salary basis would bring high remuneration. Riots = -= a Soy = oe +, este teste stesterte 7: erferk stele terhestest +, fe hie deoteots de heofeste fenton tested oteskoteters Jeloluietoioietoioleiek q ieiieioteieioieiel tion lot tote te et Se * = ra” as Yevada County, California, and de, . once more resume their wonted mien, we can look forward : . : voted to the development of. the with confidence to the future of our municipal affairs in the ¢ ; * ae Se oe hands of three such. estimable citizens as have been selected: # Inner Lined Envelopes : “Publication office, 305 Broad St. . to serve the muncipality. Messrs. Murchie, Seaman and Arm: Comes in a Variety of Shades : 'SUBSCR:PTION RATES strong are the type of men who may safely be counted on ‘ : One year, California address, $2.00 to give of their best to the cause of good government. With ae Classic Vellum é # Ouiteide California in U. 8. .. «3, the holdovers, Mayor Holmes and Bennetts, Nevada City is 4 ica Revel : ‘ Wires Montha oc 60 fortunate in her governing body. It is stated that one of the ¥$ iting § Ms t ola ogg 0 TE gpa ama oa = . matters to engross the board at an early date is a successful + Whiting’s Polo Cloth ‘# % x 90 7 ae ee es * All at $1.00 the -box 2 Kae Sele eteyeieteles ees oa te < h V stty nd correct 4 * See them. Very prett :

3 a o ~é ad R3 + ~ + ae q a )) % 4 3 f e et oe 4 4a & a % R? * B . DG ef enol = St & * The Rexolk ore ; be + BS a @ +, Xe fete stesh Me Me steak t % Pip ame RM steteye % ony % eqs te fe een Selena ee eee ente teste ats afeite toe ne oh Oe he i ae ad toate a2, + ate sta te ate ote terte tettertete tarts hehe slertes! a) %, de ste stants ate Ka ote he whe abet Le EN I NN IGT ae eretet ARIK + te ste ste ste te Fo rteot teks Sere fer trast ahs Jerse ts oe ey, rat at Mat Fat eh Sete “a vas Ht Be ee ee ST ie ihc aie) yang aR? rate ras +2; he oe Reales eoteteietestes ras eS +9) Ree He tor tenants eet cS + % ; "% +. ny Kap * + ++ M4 Sastes% fe ye 9 oO +7 oe ees we reste S Me \7 at Ss st eS + : SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO ALWAYS ¢ : You may always rest assured that Keystone Service + , aca > is prompt, reliable, dependable and moderate priced. 4 eats we sell are of the finest quality, all Gov‘ ~# ernment Inspected, and the prime cuts, Juicy and : * sweet to the taste. Give us a trial on your next order. § * y ia %, s $s KRYSTONE MARKET : *" . Calanan and Richards , _ atIoteieielek laletloieidetenoteles deteieletey fetelegey Ra Whe ole ote ste oe ope oles eerie terete steele riet UNTED SECURE WAL CNG ROR COMPANY USE THE NEWSPAPERS, TiMz TABLE AND RATES ! JAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 3, Newssapers head the list of advertising . nedia tobe used by the United Sc. urity Bank and. Trust vhich has just released a hundred ! Jay program of advertising to reach . Effective Sunday, Sept. 25, 1927 Train leaves Nevada City at 5:20 Grass Valley at 5:50 a. m., Company, ! @ ™., the 47°30 °D.om. arriving San Francisco, Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 . 2 ns et . ars Yroaaa VWs < ¢ , akito every community in California @™. Grass Valley 11.25 a.m. mar rhera it ¢ saaeta die 1 {ing direct connection with 5. Fr, y e lt operates a direct branch. Train 23 arriving at San Francisco “The executive committee has ap-/5:10 p.m. roved plans tO use Newspapers as , Niches : Train 1eaves Nevada City at 4:40 ur chief media at all p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., mag N. F. Duffy, Executive Vice-Presi'ing direct connection with S. tent of the United Security Bank bt noe resi AbiiWises Cl eer ae 3 ; p. m., enabling passengerssib iaie ia ecniatetd The ESE eats: of . rive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and ong experience in bank advertising Nevada City, 7:56 p. m. work have econvineed us that papers, constantly used structive and carefully vertisements times” said newsGrass Valley Fares To Colfux, $1.00. Five day round prepared ad-! trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.22, shouid be the «major: 14 day round trip $4.00. To*San medium for building our bank.” Francisco $6.46. 3 months round with con! -+Phone 23 During the past year he has devoted a great deal of time as President of the Yuba Pass All Year Highway Association to exploiting this route of travel over the Sierra. May his wilAAW Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bidg. Phone, ,, Pater ___._.________. lingness to serve be a shining example to others. DR. ROBERT F. WERNER ds Pbysician and Surgeon Dr. C. W.-Chapman,-—Miles——-D PASS "FHE SMELLING SALTS ‘ffiee: 400 Rroad St., Nevada City . Coughlin and i. J. Baker have bee Lady to share apartment with . Fours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. named delegates by Hydraulic Parlor 1en. $3. per week; all home priviNurse in attendance §. M. Walling Native oSns, to the Grand Parlo ‘ses.—Ad in Yreka Squeezeme. which meets at Redding next month = The alternates are Samuel Pohlelas¢ BK. H. Armstrong “Beware when all men speak well F. E. Grove j gages, says a business man. N FRANCISCO __W. E. WRIGHT : en . Attorney at Law Office ba Fi Bigelow and Walter Me . ‘f you.’’ Also when none speak well ATTORNEYS AT LAW ; leod, of you. Hours: 10-13 a. m., 2-4 p. m. . This is Leap Year, but most of the If you are always on time for s Notary Public _ girls who leap will be equipped with . your work, you will be apt to be in Telephone 41 i parachute. time for promotion. vv T: Nilon F. M. Nilon . The peat football machines are How to make people iike you. Get 5 . ball bearing. rich and be liberal with your-money. NILON & NILON , . Long hair makes the barber’s face Don't forget: ‘Vocation is spelled Attorneys at Law ' erow longer. with only one ‘a’, Offices: . It is “wiser to’ be Known Dy your . : qc ce = peeenseereerneweneeeinenes nee Nevada City Grass Valley . deeds rather than by your” mortSA Don’t worry if the kid is not good ae 'at mathematics. Maybe he’s going to in Union Building . be the — boss—-instead—of the Nevada City keeper. book PAbYs fo » © EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Mngineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Mans sheuld be seen and not hurt. Phone 278R Nevada City . tibliched fori : Se = eee SY . that women display more prel:bone WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. than men.’Chiropractor The suract way.ta he hanny is to Office hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m, 2 be so vrol-durned hiulsy you will have p. m. to 5:30 p. m.; Morfday, Weano t'me to he unhappy. nesday, Friday evenitigs 7 ‘to 8.: ‘To prove that you” have a true. fittest Ww: fear the antomobile will win. out aga inst the pedestrian. In the survival of the to $3.00 Motto for motorisis:—Pedéstrian . SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience toyou Ezra says it is an: This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel, Sundays by appointment. Residence a.nen of humor. why don’t you try FREE GARAGE and office, 150% Mill St. Grass V —— eee e T.E. FARROW W. M. SELL, Jr. ley. Phone 196, _ieghips atiyoursell one ih a while. : -——— oa The man who next Who’s Who who never list is the farmer complains that ‘all the world knoeks a farmer.” a * D + hone Number One Ee a td \ ought to lead the! FJ JACKSON oes PERE Et bee eee eee HEHEHE Fd . ee . trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, re 7 . _ al m Kitchen ranges can be had in! Saturdays and Sundays, 16 days bright colors. But it will take more . round trip $9.50. than a pink stove to make some . NevadaCity Fares a sirls love a kitchen. To Colfax $1.15.Five day round trip $1.75. Toa Sacramento $3.37. 14 day return trip $4.50. To San Francisco $6.61. 8 months round trip 11.05. Tickets sold Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, $9.80. 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