April 5, 1935 (8 pages)

ey alge dia Oe ete cents MeN tn Soe ee ee Wee he and baw cndilos THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, APRIL >, 1935. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ‘= Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Pubi lished at Nevada City. ‘ by Mw het Pr oe Editor and Publisher Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail mat\ tor of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City., under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES > eteoeteriedteiedleaestesteoleoteofeiedtediedeiedet ~ ra R ig a i) e? we Bei ieleteietoieioteieioinieinies hese 0 tele Saeed aes What ia panese Outcry Means (Contributed) . Although California could scarcely be called a neighbor _of Japan, at least her shores are washed by the same ocean. And so it is not surprising that California should watch . with interest a little more heighteried than that of other states, ‘the intricacies of Japanese foreign policy. Intricacies, by the way, which quite often follow channels rather difficult for . the occidental mind to grasp. ~ At any rate, two important developments, coming in rapid-f fire succession during the past month, have set Californians to asking themselves just what Japan is at present about. Earliest, and one of the most irnportant, perhaps, was the controversy over China’s financial plight. : When the country that gave us Confucius was about to see its money system go on the rocks,:Great Britain and the United States suggested an international loan. Japan was invited to participate. But fanan would have none of it, Japan would have none. even, of the idea of anyone’s lending money to China, hc!ding such a move “inimical” to the idea of peace of the Far East. : There followed a rather crisp exchange of diplomatic notes, in which this nation said, in effect, that it would lend _money to China if it saw fit. And there the matter now rests. The second series of fireworks was not official in character, but was no less important for that fact. . la i Attorney C. E. Morbio © of Francisco ‘passed, through Nevada} you talk in your sleep, Henry, Mrs. C. E. Bosworth and son, Don, San . (Exacting critics are making the task of versification one 2 of artful scanning. ) Oh dear, this poem? is too long By sixteen lines and more! i’m told one may not write at length As poets did of yore. Alack now “‘yore”’ is obsolete, Like beauteeus and wondrous; “Discard such terms,”’ the critics shout In tones completely thunderous. One can’t rime words that sound alike, Say hour and our, for instance; “But Kipling did,” . meekly gasp, And meet with prompt resistance; The critics rise and rail at me, As taboos buzz around me, And shouting, “don’t do this < 1 that,”’ Most cursiously confound me Contractions too are on the she!f— One can’t write o’er for over, Nor overwork such wretched rimes __ As fate mate, Rover clover. Inversions and internal rimes Are now considered awful, In fact most things the fathers did, ' Are now declared unlawful. And so in deep hgmility, I go my writing way, While mad taboos of every sort Across my pathway stray; ] feel inclined at sundry times To burn these rimes of mine, ORE OA EERE NTT, BODY AND FENDER REPAIR your car to Us for quick and skilled body and tender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator RepairAuto Upholstering of ali kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. Bring ing, “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Gnly Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S 4UTO BODY WORKS at the Nevada City Garage Located ‘Mrs. Heapenk: Do you cao that Henry: My dear, do you begrudge me those few words? _ NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY. FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY : Mrs. O. Mullis, Prop. Boulder St. Nevada City Phone 491 W Prompt and_Reasonable Service PRATERNAL AND f CLUB DIRECTORY WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd. and iourth Mondays oi the month, at j the Brand Studio. President, Mrs. C. B, Parsons, . Secretary, Mrs. O. G. Sweeney GLASSES Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST ee 118 Mill Street GRASS VALUEY, CALIF. — . HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56,. H N.S. G. W, Meets every Tuesday evening at isythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome, CARL J. TOBIASSEN, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Ree. Sec’y. es Ss Cae Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. 0. Elks Meets second and fourth Fridiy evenings in Elks home, Pine And then in silence sit me down And write like Gertrude Stein. \ —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Pan-American Airways announced that ti would inaugurate a trans-Pacific service, and secured from the Navy Department, the privilege of establishing airports on the United CR a tt a ta a a ‘States islands of Guam, Midway, and Wake. : \ # To this, Nipponese vernacular newspapers responded . + e yi J q 5 Ea \& __ To this, Nipponese, vernacular newspapers responded rom fumt Sarah . with such headlines as America’s Concealed Military Power . + \e in the Pacific,’ and “American Force Shakes Aa Under . * * Japan’s Nose,” et cetera. . The great excitement, of course, was occasioned by the . cipe, and for that matter I can as-. ed . 8ure you that it will go over big . with little brother and big too. snappy ginger and nippy. soon when you just don’t know what/ing and stir until the shortening is to do. Get up early and bake them i melted. Then sift all the dry ingredbefore school, fact that these American islands are near Japan’s mandat group, and planes using them would have to fly almost directly over Nippon territory. What, then, does all this mean? Is ate purposely trying to stir up ; trouble? _Although she is doing rather well at just that, it is not her primary objective. It is only incidental. In each case Japan’s motive dovetails perfectly with her policy of keeping China free from exploitation by anyone but herself, and of satisfy‘ing her desire to be considered the equal of the world’s great~est powers. How well she may succeed is for the moment more her problem than ours. And how long it can remain so is a question the world, and especially California, would like to see tions for the ‘Little Sister” for it is following these that makes. Roll it up in waxed paper and place get the utensils and the ingredients . out on the table and try so hard to slices (the thinner do your mixing without spilling any, place on greased pans and cook in a i Here’s another ‘‘Little Sister’’ re-; One small saucepan. \ . -Cookie tins or other baking pans. Put the flour, soda, ginger and ‘salt into the flour sifter. Its a recipe for old fashioned . Put the shortening into the mixing snaps that are crispy, bowl. Heat the molasses to the boil-' some evening !ing point and pour over the shortenbrother Try them ‘ients into this’ and stir until well . Bs : instruc-’ mixed. Pat this dough out and shave ‘into a roll about two inches thicl:, I repeat .the preliminary recipes, there and t'easy to get mother’s permission to. in the refrigerator. Leave it make them. funtil it is thoroug ehly chilled First clear the kitchen table and! hard. (Overnight is best.) Next morning cut it into very thin the better) and flour on the floor. ‘hot oven for about ten minutes. ‘ . answered. Ice box Ginger Snaps. . Serve the family with them but “L00K-OUT LIZZIE” He: What a night! What‘a girl! . a io cena eager some to bring out later for a . What a moon! What a combination! ae haie Guu andeaning. Basic) : ee: . AM NORTH BLOOMFIELD BoP: Homrene: te ‘Dar Showing ‘Three sa one-quarter cups flour. je . in Cage ous . too? “mess.* A rural tarce , “Look-out Lizzie” . ———-— — will be presented tonight at the TREAT YOURSELF TO THE North Bloomfield ‘school house. FolBest 5) lowing the play there will be dancHAIR CUTTING ing to the ‘‘Hill-Billy’’ music. Refreshments will follow. LADIES WORK OUR Miss Katherine McClish, teacher of the school, will assist in the presen-. SPECIALTY tation, The cast will include some of . LARSEN’S the well known North Bloomfield . BARBER SHOP = adults. The play presented at the, ‘Christmas party went over so big; “that one at this time was decidea! ES vo Dine St. Nevada City . a aes Nevada City Cite. SEE THE NEW Plymouth Cars AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR Day and Night’ Service Anywhere _Aute Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street _ Phene 188 ~ Electrical Murray! ! * PHONE 484 (F ormerly the United Electrical Company) ¢ carry a new line of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, b Nevada City ni is wna ne .« . Snow, with appearances of a general/Trtistees of the Camptonville Union ’ hard winter storm, contrasting the . School District. spring-~summer ‘perienced in this section at this tinié.! was in town Thursday with a gov. This has. been a very severe winter, jand. the various wood piles are get‘. ting very low. Two feet. of snow is} recorded at Pike City. Fourteen insa of new snow fell at Sleighville House during Friday night, }local improvement Work during the Witter moriths,; left a few days ago for the Shoot Camp where he. will ed during thé last’ week in’ packing supplies into the Trae Grit mine, the long winter diminishing’ their supplies and making it dfficult td’ get more in. from Forest Hill to spend the’ Week land ten cords of oak at the court end visiting his mother, Mrs. Jen-. house was let to the Bond Wood Forest Hl, and is making good in’ Tuesday. ai Two and one-fourth (level) ginger. _ One teaspoon salt. One-half teaspoon soda. The boys of the local CCC camp ‘ Utensils left last week for the main camp at measuring cup, ‘Grass Valley, completing their astablespoon: . forestry work ua to the satisfaction of his many friends. One One teaspoon. \signment here, the period ending, One mixing spoon, . some of them will be discharged and One Didénss dgnee lin about two weeks a new crew ol ‘jabout 40 will be assigned to the loleal barracks, CAMPTONVILLE In the séhdol election held at the; CAMPTONVILLE, -April 3.—Thej Masonic Hall Friday, Dave Humphequinoctal storm in this section rey and Mrs, Phyllis Butz were rebrought forth eight inches, of new) ¢lected to Places ‘on’ the Board of H weather Ustally ex-}. Mr. H. R. DeArmand of Marysville . Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. at W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted luler. 4 V. V. FOLEY, Secretary. Signal Stove Oil Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s Stove Oil is refined after a special, formula which insures greater heating which service at a savings you will appreciate. We can make regular deliveries to your home. Signal Distributor Phone Grass Vali 526 . ; ‘ : =~ t H ———_———J} . ernment truck with surplus commodities for relief workers in this sec: tion. . ' Miss Beatrice Wilcox of San Francisco arrived Monday on a visit at her old home here. Mrs. Guy C. Tabler, son and daughe. ter moved into tte Goldthwait House Motiday where they will re< side during school days, the children attending school, returning to theif lIndian Valley home 6Ver week ends. Louis Rose who hag been on the e employed by the P. G: & B: Co. B: F, MéN@ught has been employWOOD SUPPLY OKDEmD A contract to furnish 200 cords’ of pine at $4 per cord and 45 cotdas of _ . oak wood’ at *$5.50 per cord to the George E. Butz arrived Saturday . county hospital and 45 cords of pine} e Butz at Celestial Valley. George. Yard of Grass Valley by the Board foreman in the CCC camp near/of Supervisors at their meeting on a you will find er to help you make an’ appetizing, delicious dinner, {WELL HAVE MENUS ' PL ct THEY LL SUIT WEEK. SHOP VOU'LL 10pE HAVE PLENTY THEM /. OF MEAT Our MEATS “Make” Your Menus SOT Lt PR pore AE Ou¥ wide vatlety of meate will gitit the most éxdcting tastes, Bid fit the mo$$ economical biidget. At the’ Keystone Market that: quality nd low price do go togethIDGE. LAMPS, AND LIGHTING F IXTURES. ins wee are ha nod do any kind of Electrical sean’ WILL BE APPRECIATED : : _ Nevada City. ‘ JEFFERY Cra. . 108 S. pie ph St. en haa We CG "SUITS MADE TO YOUR VHT $22.50 and up for Men or Women 4 A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit — Commercial St.e . Le eerili ENE Be MBE Ansa Keystone Market . Rear CALANAN’ and RICHARDS Nevada City, rae Se Wl ic Berbers siee ote Joyere Soketetertofeteieleweye KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC A scientificpre paration for proMolin s Mouth Hygeine— rlealthier Gums; Cleaner Teeth i A SPLENDID GARGLE 50c Size Special 39c The new Cough Drop contain-— cs ans Aspirin. More effective for turoat iritations, diyness, husksness, etc. 10c BOX R. EK. Harris 100 PHONE a eotestesleoeotertealeste sfeidestestertentestesiertestesteateofeotecteateate ms NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable ‘Physicians and Surgeons New. Ferry-Germaine Mandeville’King SEEDS Golden Gleam . Nasturtium Los Angeles Aster p Double Coreopsis . feeland Poppy Rustproof Snapdragons Flower and Garden fj Sprays t : ? PIECE GARDEN SETS. . . oe & inti 8 DICKERMAN’S DRUG STORE. NEVADA CITY @

ey alge dia Oe ete cents MeN tn Soe ee ee Wee he and baw cndilos THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, APRIL >, 1935. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ‘= Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Pubi lished at Nevada City. ‘ by Mw het Pr oe Editor and Publisher Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail mat\ tor of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City., under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES > eteoeteriedteiedleaestesteoleoteofeiedtediedeiedet ~ ra R ig a i) e? we Bei ieleteietoieioteieioinieinies hese 0 tele Saeed aes What ia panese Outcry Means (Contributed) . Although California could scarcely be called a neighbor _of Japan, at least her shores are washed by the same ocean. And so it is not surprising that California should watch . with interest a little more heighteried than that of other states, ‘the intricacies of Japanese foreign policy. Intricacies, by the way, which quite often follow channels rather difficult for . the occidental mind to grasp. ~ At any rate, two important developments, coming in rapid-f fire succession during the past month, have set Californians to asking themselves just what Japan is at present about. Earliest, and one of the most irnportant, perhaps, was the controversy over China’s financial plight. : When the country that gave us Confucius was about to see its money system go on the rocks,:Great Britain and the United States suggested an international loan. Japan was invited to participate. But fanan would have none of it, Japan would have none. even, of the idea of anyone’s lending money to China, hc!ding such a move “inimical” to the idea of peace of the Far East. : There followed a rather crisp exchange of diplomatic notes, in which this nation said, in effect, that it would lend _money to China if it saw fit. And there the matter now rests. The second series of fireworks was not official in character, but was no less important for that fact. . la i Attorney C. E. Morbio © of Francisco ‘passed, through Nevada} you talk in your sleep, Henry, Mrs. C. E. Bosworth and son, Don, San . (Exacting critics are making the task of versification one 2 of artful scanning. ) Oh dear, this poem? is too long By sixteen lines and more! i’m told one may not write at length As poets did of yore. Alack now “‘yore”’ is obsolete, Like beauteeus and wondrous; “Discard such terms,”’ the critics shout In tones completely thunderous. One can’t rime words that sound alike, Say hour and our, for instance; “But Kipling did,” . meekly gasp, And meet with prompt resistance; The critics rise and rail at me, As taboos buzz around me, And shouting, “don’t do this < 1 that,”’ Most cursiously confound me Contractions too are on the she!f— One can’t write o’er for over, Nor overwork such wretched rimes __ As fate mate, Rover clover. Inversions and internal rimes Are now considered awful, In fact most things the fathers did, ' Are now declared unlawful. And so in deep hgmility, I go my writing way, While mad taboos of every sort Across my pathway stray; ] feel inclined at sundry times To burn these rimes of mine, ORE OA EERE NTT, BODY AND FENDER REPAIR your car to Us for quick and skilled body and tender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator RepairAuto Upholstering of ali kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. Bring ing, “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Gnly Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S 4UTO BODY WORKS at the Nevada City Garage Located ‘Mrs. Heapenk: Do you cao that Henry: My dear, do you begrudge me those few words? _ NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY. FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY : Mrs. O. Mullis, Prop. Boulder St. Nevada City Phone 491 W Prompt and_Reasonable Service PRATERNAL AND f CLUB DIRECTORY WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd. and iourth Mondays oi the month, at j the Brand Studio. President, Mrs. C. B, Parsons, . Secretary, Mrs. O. G. Sweeney GLASSES Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST ee 118 Mill Street GRASS VALUEY, CALIF. — . HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56,. H N.S. G. W, Meets every Tuesday evening at isythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome, CARL J. TOBIASSEN, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Ree. Sec’y. es Ss Cae Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. 0. Elks Meets second and fourth Fridiy evenings in Elks home, Pine And then in silence sit me down And write like Gertrude Stein. \ —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Pan-American Airways announced that ti would inaugurate a trans-Pacific service, and secured from the Navy Department, the privilege of establishing airports on the United CR a tt a ta a a ‘States islands of Guam, Midway, and Wake. : \ # To this, Nipponese vernacular newspapers responded . + e yi J q 5 Ea \& __ To this, Nipponese, vernacular newspapers responded rom fumt Sarah . with such headlines as America’s Concealed Military Power . + \e in the Pacific,’ and “American Force Shakes Aa Under . * * Japan’s Nose,” et cetera. . The great excitement, of course, was occasioned by the . cipe, and for that matter I can as-. ed . 8ure you that it will go over big . with little brother and big too. snappy ginger and nippy. soon when you just don’t know what/ing and stir until the shortening is to do. Get up early and bake them i melted. Then sift all the dry ingredbefore school, fact that these American islands are near Japan’s mandat group, and planes using them would have to fly almost directly over Nippon territory. What, then, does all this mean? Is ate purposely trying to stir up ; trouble? _Although she is doing rather well at just that, it is not her primary objective. It is only incidental. In each case Japan’s motive dovetails perfectly with her policy of keeping China free from exploitation by anyone but herself, and of satisfy‘ing her desire to be considered the equal of the world’s great~est powers. How well she may succeed is for the moment more her problem than ours. And how long it can remain so is a question the world, and especially California, would like to see tions for the ‘Little Sister” for it is following these that makes. Roll it up in waxed paper and place get the utensils and the ingredients . out on the table and try so hard to slices (the thinner do your mixing without spilling any, place on greased pans and cook in a i Here’s another ‘‘Little Sister’’ re-; One small saucepan. \ . -Cookie tins or other baking pans. Put the flour, soda, ginger and ‘salt into the flour sifter. Its a recipe for old fashioned . Put the shortening into the mixing snaps that are crispy, bowl. Heat the molasses to the boil-' some evening !ing point and pour over the shortenbrother Try them ‘ients into this’ and stir until well . Bs : instruc-’ mixed. Pat this dough out and shave ‘into a roll about two inches thicl:, I repeat .the preliminary recipes, there

and t'easy to get mother’s permission to. in the refrigerator. Leave it make them. funtil it is thoroug ehly chilled First clear the kitchen table and! hard. (Overnight is best.) Next morning cut it into very thin the better) and flour on the floor. ‘hot oven for about ten minutes. ‘ . answered. Ice box Ginger Snaps. . Serve the family with them but “L00K-OUT LIZZIE” He: What a night! What‘a girl! . a io cena eager some to bring out later for a . What a moon! What a combination! ae haie Guu andeaning. Basic) : ee: . AM NORTH BLOOMFIELD BoP: Homrene: te ‘Dar Showing ‘Three sa one-quarter cups flour. je . in Cage ous . too? “mess.* A rural tarce , “Look-out Lizzie” . ———-— — will be presented tonight at the TREAT YOURSELF TO THE North Bloomfield ‘school house. FolBest 5) lowing the play there will be dancHAIR CUTTING ing to the ‘‘Hill-Billy’’ music. Refreshments will follow. LADIES WORK OUR Miss Katherine McClish, teacher of the school, will assist in the presen-. SPECIALTY tation, The cast will include some of . LARSEN’S the well known North Bloomfield . BARBER SHOP = adults. The play presented at the, ‘Christmas party went over so big; “that one at this time was decidea! ES vo Dine St. Nevada City . a aes Nevada City Cite. SEE THE NEW Plymouth Cars AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR Day and Night’ Service Anywhere _Aute Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street _ Phene 188 ~ Electrical Murray! ! * PHONE 484 (F ormerly the United Electrical Company) ¢ carry a new line of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, b Nevada City ni is wna ne .« . Snow, with appearances of a general/Trtistees of the Camptonville Union ’ hard winter storm, contrasting the . School District. spring-~summer ‘perienced in this section at this tinié.! was in town Thursday with a gov. This has. been a very severe winter, jand. the various wood piles are get‘. ting very low. Two feet. of snow is} recorded at Pike City. Fourteen insa of new snow fell at Sleighville House during Friday night, }local improvement Work during the Witter moriths,; left a few days ago for the Shoot Camp where he. will ed during thé last’ week in’ packing supplies into the Trae Grit mine, the long winter diminishing’ their supplies and making it dfficult td’ get more in. from Forest Hill to spend the’ Week land ten cords of oak at the court end visiting his mother, Mrs. Jen-. house was let to the Bond Wood Forest Hl, and is making good in’ Tuesday. ai Two and one-fourth (level) ginger. _ One teaspoon salt. One-half teaspoon soda. The boys of the local CCC camp ‘ Utensils left last week for the main camp at measuring cup, ‘Grass Valley, completing their astablespoon: . forestry work ua to the satisfaction of his many friends. One One teaspoon. \signment here, the period ending, One mixing spoon, . some of them will be discharged and One Didénss dgnee lin about two weeks a new crew ol ‘jabout 40 will be assigned to the loleal barracks, CAMPTONVILLE In the séhdol election held at the; CAMPTONVILLE, -April 3.—Thej Masonic Hall Friday, Dave Humphequinoctal storm in this section rey and Mrs, Phyllis Butz were rebrought forth eight inches, of new) ¢lected to Places ‘on’ the Board of H weather Ustally ex-}. Mr. H. R. DeArmand of Marysville . Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. at W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted luler. 4 V. V. FOLEY, Secretary. Signal Stove Oil Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s Stove Oil is refined after a special, formula which insures greater heating which service at a savings you will appreciate. We can make regular deliveries to your home. Signal Distributor Phone Grass Vali 526 . ; ‘ : =~ t H ———_———J} . ernment truck with surplus commodities for relief workers in this sec: tion. . ' Miss Beatrice Wilcox of San Francisco arrived Monday on a visit at her old home here. Mrs. Guy C. Tabler, son and daughe. ter moved into tte Goldthwait House Motiday where they will re< side during school days, the children attending school, returning to theif lIndian Valley home 6Ver week ends. Louis Rose who hag been on the e employed by the P. G: & B: Co. B: F, MéN@ught has been employWOOD SUPPLY OKDEmD A contract to furnish 200 cords’ of pine at $4 per cord and 45 cotdas of _ . oak wood’ at *$5.50 per cord to the George E. Butz arrived Saturday . county hospital and 45 cords of pine} e Butz at Celestial Valley. George. Yard of Grass Valley by the Board foreman in the CCC camp near/of Supervisors at their meeting on a you will find er to help you make an’ appetizing, delicious dinner, {WELL HAVE MENUS ' PL ct THEY LL SUIT WEEK. SHOP VOU'LL 10pE HAVE PLENTY THEM /. OF MEAT Our MEATS “Make” Your Menus SOT Lt PR pore AE Ou¥ wide vatlety of meate will gitit the most éxdcting tastes, Bid fit the mo$$ economical biidget. At the’ Keystone Market that: quality nd low price do go togethIDGE. LAMPS, AND LIGHTING F IXTURES. ins wee are ha nod do any kind of Electrical sean’ WILL BE APPRECIATED : : _ Nevada City. ‘ JEFFERY Cra. . 108 S. pie ph St. en haa We CG "SUITS MADE TO YOUR VHT $22.50 and up for Men or Women 4 A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit — Commercial St.e . Le eerili ENE Be MBE Ansa Keystone Market . Rear CALANAN’ and RICHARDS Nevada City, rae Se Wl ic Berbers siee ote Joyere Soketetertofeteieleweye KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC A scientificpre paration for proMolin s Mouth Hygeine— rlealthier Gums; Cleaner Teeth i A SPLENDID GARGLE 50c Size Special 39c The new Cough Drop contain-— cs ans Aspirin. More effective for turoat iritations, diyness, husksness, etc. 10c BOX R. EK. Harris 100 PHONE a eotestesleoeotertealeste sfeidestestertentestesiertestesteateofeotecteateate ms NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable ‘Physicians and Surgeons New.. Ferry-Germaine Mandeville’King SEEDS Golden Gleam . Nasturtium Los Angeles Aster p Double Coreopsis . feeland Poppy Rustproof Snapdragons Flower and Garden fj Sprays t : ? PIECE GARDEN SETS. . . oe & inti 8 DICKERMAN’S DRUG STORE. NEVADA CITY @