April 8, 1929 (6 pages)

ot ns rane ms pi pornstar =o = a oe rR . > MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1929 ee _e See LAeeeeeeeeEEEHOEDOENEDOOOOEOREEEE DEES EHEEE As bY THE MINER’S FOUNDRY Louisville Slugger Bats Ph eed Deedee she eee steeds iorte niente dente oor hs “Dazzy Vance” Gloves -Official League Base Balls PLAY BALL! NEVADA CITY HARDWARE (0 PPR et tcetet eaten wheetetey Mrs. Thomas Pardee and daughter of Oakland spent a few days here with her brother, Thomas Riddle, and wife. cently hurt in an. auto seieioietieiieies Sac cS ratestest o, e Moat fetegetet Re Co) ” 4 +2 eg , KA Me tes Pes . teats te Ms sfeateatertesteoteafe ste nlesteate Seoetet Miss Adele Calanan has left the U. ». hospital, and returned to. her home in San Francisco. She was reacsident. . & SUPPLY CO announces the opening of a General Electric Shop’ in ‘eonnection with its other activities, in its big . plant on Spring Street. . of Leicester This department will be in charge B. Gregory, who as an expert electrical engineer of long 'and varied experience needs no in! troduction . { { } . . . . . to the people of this community. All kinds’ of electrical ‘work will ij be handled, both industral and domestic, house and general electrical repair work, with special attention given to auto ignition and battery work. wiring The have. installed the latest type of Battery Tester and Charger and are prepared to re-charge batteries in the shortest possible time. The will carry also the NATIONAL BATTERIES which are guaranteed for from 18 months’ to twe years according to grade. Theywill necessary in: this department includ ing spark plugs, breaker points, armature brushes, globes, ete. THE NEW KISSPROOF LIP STICKS — All sizes, shapes and colors in the ; new cases. . The new day and night lipstick in one end of the perfect shade for daytime im the other. A brilliant shade for evening. A purse size catalin of new solid perfume free with each lipstie. DICKERMAN’S. DRUG STORE. Mrs. 8 sister in San Francisco, quite ill. Mr. Breese accompanied his wife to the eity and returned home during the week. with her she. being 3reese is J.C.PENNEY CO 115-119 Mill Street Grass Valley Values Every Day You Do Not Have to Wait for Special Day “Sales” to Save Money Here. Every Da Spring Weicht Union Suits Women who prefer knit underwear «will welcome these ribbed cotton union suits. so low-priced! Built-up shoulder; teh: or anen knee Complete range of sizes.and two qualities Sweaters For School Days Such gay, bright patterns that. any girl will look forward to slipping into a sweater and hurrying off to show it to her friends. wool and rayon for $1.49 and $1.98 Coats . in Spring Modes . Is Value Day at This Store . oats to wear everywhere—‘or every type of need—with fur trimming, with scarfs, with frivolous capes and cap¢ effects — all the important spring fashions—at an portant thrift price. ' $1475 Sport. Socks Ankle Length Very smart short socks i in jacquard patterns, ” acc Long Brassiere _ Of Stripe Materia! . Side-front closing and elas ‘tie in back pa--' : Rs imMen’s Underwear Light-Weight Shirts and Drawers Made of fine knit balbriggan nirts with long or shor feeves; drawers, ankle-length Each garment— 19¢ Boys Like Athletic Union Suits ae Bi No lin the General Insvrance ofThese union suits of sturdy white pajama check allowperfect. freedom of movement. Sizes 2 to 12. Well-madel Luw-priced! Age owen me ee Silk and — Hose for Misses Fine gauge 7% length hose in vlain colors. Pair Ag. 49c We are prepared to fill mail orders and will Lee: easae a rome attention also have a complete stock of parts . 3 i 15, 22, DEATH OF MRS. HENRY _ GOUDGE* WAS SUDDEN Mrs. Henry Goudge, wife of Supervisor Goudge, suddénly passed from early life Tuesday afternoon. While she -had_ been ill several weeks previous it was not felt that she was in poor health. She attended church services Sunday and was dewn town Monday. Feeling faint Tuesday she asked that a doctor be called but before he could arrive she had passed on. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the Jefford chapel. Surviving are the sorrowing husband, two daughters, Mrs. Harry Rowe, and Miss Ruth Goudge,. and a son, Henry Goudge, Jr. ae nares “Some One To Love” News. WEDNESDAY— MONDAY— Cemedy. MGM TUBSDAY and “On Ze Boulevard’. ‘Newlyweds Court Trouble” is the comedy. “Saps and Saddles’’ is the Western. FRIDAY— “Dog . Justice’. “The Searlet Arrow’. Comedy. SATURDAY— “Les Miserables’’ Victor Hugo’s masterpiece. ‘“Crimson Colors” is the Collegian. SUNDAY and MONDAY—‘Manhattan Cocktails’. Comedy. MGM News. Coming Attractions—‘‘Sins of The Fathers’? will be here shortly. Emil Jannings is in it. William G. Thomas, a retired miner of Grass Valley, passed away last week. $$ LE “AL NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION For Trustee of Elementary Schools. : Notice is hereby . given to the Electors of the Nevada City School District, that the efection of school Trustee will be held on April 27, 1929, (last Saturday) at the Washington School House in~said district. There will be TWO school trustees elected for the. term of » THREE years. The polls will be open at 1:00 P. M. and close at 6:00 P. M. The officers appointed to conduct said clection ave Mary Hoskins, inspector, Annie R. Byrne and Celia M. Neagle, judges. H. A. CURNOW, Clerk. Dates -of Publication——April 8, 1927. J. M. McMAHON Attorney at Law Pine & Court Sts, Nevada City, hone 41 California &6 , : SOohengrin” SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS Although moderacet) yeicea §~Lonengrin Rings exemplits the best in jewelry craftsmanship : €) oOssess ee and eurity of iesign accomp: 'y clean, sharp finish H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers 124 Mill Street Grass Valley : j been my~ pleasure to serve : . the mula during my incumi CLASSIFIED A ANNGUNCEMENT Kone aalb will take place inrough which it has ibenc-y as Justice of the Peace ‘for neh Township. >to DOW, 7 208 Main Street, ‘Nevada City — __ Phone 207J ED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion. two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 26c, one time, 50c¢ for month. . I HAVE “INSTALLED. A HEMstitching machine and _ pléater in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of this kind will’ be promptly executed. Miss Clara Angiolini, who has Spent two weeks here visiting relacisco Wednesday to resume her duties at the Bank of California of America. Mrs. Vincent Foley daughter are visiting Brentwood. and little relatives at IS SMS hat tat —_— See fededegeqeieqeteieefeteiegeieeqege gel detrei ei i EEE ELE EE CLEMO ENE IE EIEIO ro) Corn Flakes Phone 176 tives and friends, left for San FranMothers Oats, with China Hersheys Cocoa, ib tin Swifts Jewel Shortening, 4tb pail Fahey Peaches, in heavy syrup Powell Block sitapaiinaapagnce a A number. of Native beighters went to Sacramento Friday night to attend a large gathering of members of the Order. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond went to San Francisco Wednesday to eonsult a spcialist in regards to their little daughter who has been sick for some time. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. We handle a. complete line of Langendorf Cakes CHAIN GROCETERIAS NS. “The Best for Less” Nevada City acy pee eh pay sees Teenie sene, 5 = Se eiee % *, Xe 4s%este a% RHiHiy ye Sete eleiedteres Sesetes Children Y, _ Admission ,including dancing + Extra Ladies ‘ Se a ie ie eo te ae Oe ae sstestetoile detest ietetedeteletedeteetetetedbeaupubtepuhgetanae CAB ieieieiieotene tot tobe sterterterte ele neha nhesiesheate eaestenfeaentealeote iledjestertentos eaferters eg, ser ———EEEEEa=_ — x 8 5 onward HEAR YE! THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS SET FOR SATURDAY APRIL 20 — ReD MENS HALL \ THE BIG EVENT CF THE YEAR READ THE NUGGE1 FOR DETAILS : Mrs. [ra Andrews, fesidence just ? AK back of W. P. Jones. 26tf KOPP’S B ERY ¥OR SALE : PIANO—Sacrifice. Stored in NevaB da City. Makers order quick disyosal. Write today for terms. Factory Adjuster, ; Sacramento, Calif, 13-20* Rt. 6, Bx. 972, \ A TONIC FOR THE FAMILY’S uo] Lae = i) on A * Satesesheeifedhegedhe degeieiieiegeieeeteieieteteiny va HEALTH » HEALTH—how much it means to you ,to your husband, to your children! On Health laregly depend yeur future happiness and welfare. Youll find PATSY BREAD the Key to Good Health; that will give the rugged strengtli’ that is ‘needed to “carry on,” Our ingredients are selected with , the same care you yourself use; om bakers are men of infinite skili 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 for PATSY BREAD and you'll get the fimeat: loaf you ever tasted, —PATSY BREAD— a

ot ns rane ms pi pornstar =o = a oe rR . > MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1929 ee _e See LAeeeeeeeeEEEHOEDOENEDOOOOEOREEEE DEES EHEEE As bY THE MINER’S FOUNDRY Louisville Slugger Bats Ph eed Deedee she eee steeds iorte niente dente oor hs “Dazzy Vance” Gloves -Official League Base Balls PLAY BALL! NEVADA CITY HARDWARE (0 PPR et tcetet eaten wheetetey Mrs. Thomas Pardee and daughter of Oakland spent a few days here with her brother, Thomas Riddle, and wife. cently hurt in an. auto seieioietieiieies Sac cS ratestest o, e Moat fetegetet Re Co) ” 4 +2 eg , KA Me tes Pes . teats te Ms sfeateatertesteoteafe ste nlesteate Seoetet Miss Adele Calanan has left the U. ». hospital, and returned to. her home in San Francisco. She was reacsident. . & SUPPLY CO announces the opening of a General Electric Shop’ in ‘eonnection with its other activities, in its big . plant on Spring Street. . of Leicester This department will be in charge B. Gregory, who as an expert electrical engineer of long 'and varied experience needs no in! troduction . { { } . . . . . to the people of this community. All kinds’ of electrical ‘work will ij be handled, both industral and domestic, house and general electrical repair work, with special attention given to auto ignition and battery work. wiring The have. installed the latest type of Battery Tester and Charger and are prepared to re-charge batteries in the shortest possible time. The will carry also the NATIONAL BATTERIES which are guaranteed for from 18 months’ to twe years according to grade. Theywill necessary in: this department includ ing spark plugs, breaker points, armature brushes, globes, ete. THE NEW KISSPROOF LIP STICKS — All sizes, shapes and colors in the ; new cases. . The new day and night lipstick in one end of the perfect shade for daytime im the other. A brilliant shade for evening. A purse size catalin of new solid perfume free with each lipstie. DICKERMAN’S. DRUG STORE. Mrs. 8 sister in San Francisco, quite ill. Mr. Breese accompanied his wife to the eity and returned home during the week. with her she. being 3reese is J.C.PENNEY CO 115-119 Mill Street Grass Valley Values Every Day You Do Not Have to Wait for Special Day “Sales” to Save Money Here. Every Da Spring Weicht Union Suits Women who prefer knit underwear «will welcome these ribbed cotton union suits. so low-priced! Built-up shoulder; teh: or anen knee Complete range of sizes.and two qualities Sweaters For School Days Such gay, bright patterns that. any girl will look forward to slipping into a sweater and hurrying off to show it to her friends. wool and rayon for $1.49 and $1.98 Coats . in Spring Modes . Is Value Day at This Store . oats to wear everywhere—‘or every type of need—with fur trimming, with scarfs, with frivolous capes and cap¢ effects — all the important spring fashions—at an portant thrift price. ' $1475 Sport. Socks Ankle Length Very smart short socks i in jacquard patterns, ” acc Long Brassiere _ Of Stripe Materia! .. Side-front closing and elas ‘tie in back pa--' : Rs imMen’s Underwear Light-Weight Shirts and Drawers Made of fine knit balbriggan nirts with long or shor feeves; drawers, ankle-length Each garment— 19¢ Boys Like Athletic Union Suits ae Bi No lin the General Insvrance ofThese union suits of sturdy white pajama check allowperfect. freedom of movement. Sizes 2 to 12. Well-madel Luw-priced! Age owen me ee Silk and — Hose for Misses Fine gauge 7% length hose in vlain colors. Pair Ag. 49c We are prepared to fill mail orders and will Lee: easae a rome attention also have a complete stock of parts . 3 i 15, 22, DEATH OF MRS. HENRY _ GOUDGE* WAS SUDDEN Mrs. Henry Goudge, wife of Supervisor Goudge, suddénly passed from early life Tuesday afternoon. While she -had_ been ill several weeks previous it was not felt that she was in poor health. She attended church services Sunday and was dewn town Monday. Feeling faint Tuesday she asked that a doctor be called but before he could arrive she had passed on. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the Jefford chapel. Surviving are the sorrowing husband, two daughters, Mrs. Harry Rowe, and Miss Ruth Goudge,. and a son, Henry Goudge, Jr. ae nares “Some One To Love” News. WEDNESDAY— MONDAY— Cemedy. MGM TUBSDAY and “On Ze Boulevard’. ‘Newlyweds

Court Trouble” is the comedy. “Saps and Saddles’’ is the Western. FRIDAY— “Dog . Justice’. “The Searlet Arrow’. Comedy. SATURDAY— “Les Miserables’’ Victor Hugo’s masterpiece. ‘“Crimson Colors” is the Collegian. SUNDAY and MONDAY—‘Manhattan Cocktails’. Comedy. MGM News. Coming Attractions—‘‘Sins of The Fathers’? will be here shortly. Emil Jannings is in it. William G. Thomas, a retired miner of Grass Valley, passed away last week. $$ LE “AL NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION For Trustee of Elementary Schools. : Notice is hereby . given to the Electors of the Nevada City School District, that the efection of school Trustee will be held on April 27, 1929, (last Saturday) at the Washington School House in~said district. There will be TWO school trustees elected for the. term of » THREE years. The polls will be open at 1:00 P. M. and close at 6:00 P. M. The officers appointed to conduct said clection ave Mary Hoskins, inspector, Annie R. Byrne and Celia M. Neagle, judges. H. A. CURNOW, Clerk. Dates -of Publication——April 8, 1927. J. M. McMAHON Attorney at Law Pine & Court Sts, Nevada City, hone 41 California &6 , : SOohengrin” SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS Although moderacet) yeicea §~Lonengrin Rings exemplits the best in jewelry craftsmanship : €) oOssess ee and eurity of iesign accomp: 'y clean, sharp finish H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers 124 Mill Street Grass Valley : j been my~ pleasure to serve : . the mula during my incumi CLASSIFIED A ANNGUNCEMENT Kone aalb will take place inrough which it has ibenc-y as Justice of the Peace ‘for neh Township. >to DOW, 7 208 Main Street, ‘Nevada City — __ Phone 207J ED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion. two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 26c, one time, 50c¢ for month. . I HAVE “INSTALLED. A HEMstitching machine and _ pléater in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of this kind will’ be promptly executed. Miss Clara Angiolini, who has Spent two weeks here visiting relacisco Wednesday to resume her duties at the Bank of California of America. Mrs. Vincent Foley daughter are visiting Brentwood. and little relatives at IS SMS hat tat —_— See fededegeqeieqeteieefeteiegeieeqege gel detrei ei i EEE ELE EE CLEMO ENE IE EIEIO ro) Corn Flakes Phone 176 tives and friends, left for San FranMothers Oats, with China Hersheys Cocoa, ib tin Swifts Jewel Shortening, 4tb pail Fahey Peaches, in heavy syrup Powell Block sitapaiinaapagnce a A number. of Native beighters went to Sacramento Friday night to attend a large gathering of members of the Order. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond went to San Francisco Wednesday to eonsult a spcialist in regards to their little daughter who has been sick for some time. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. We handle a. complete line of Langendorf Cakes CHAIN GROCETERIAS NS. “The Best for Less” Nevada City acy pee eh pay sees Teenie sene, 5 = Se eiee % *, Xe 4s%este a% RHiHiy ye Sete eleiedteres Sesetes Children Y, _ Admission ,including dancing + Extra Ladies ‘ Se a ie ie eo te ae Oe ae sstestetoile detest ietetedeteletedeteetetetedbeaupubtepuhgetanae CAB ieieieiieotene tot tobe sterterterte ele neha nhesiesheate eaestenfeaentealeote iledjestertentos eaferters eg, ser ———EEEEEa=_ — x 8 5 onward HEAR YE! THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS SET FOR SATURDAY APRIL 20 — ReD MENS HALL \ THE BIG EVENT CF THE YEAR READ THE NUGGE1 FOR DETAILS : Mrs. [ra Andrews, fesidence just ? AK back of W. P. Jones. 26tf KOPP’S B ERY ¥OR SALE : PIANO—Sacrifice. Stored in NevaB da City. Makers order quick disyosal. Write today for terms. Factory Adjuster, ; Sacramento, Calif, 13-20* Rt. 6, Bx. 972, \ A TONIC FOR THE FAMILY’S uo] Lae = i) on A * Satesesheeifedhegedhe degeieiieiegeieeeteieieteteiny va HEALTH » HEALTH—how much it means to you ,to your husband, to your children! On Health laregly depend yeur future happiness and welfare. Youll find PATSY BREAD the Key to Good Health; that will give the rugged strengtli’ that is ‘needed to “carry on,” Our ingredients are selected with , the same care you yourself use; om bakers are men of infinite skili 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 for PATSY BREAD and you'll get the fimeat: loaf you ever tasted, —PATSY BREAD— a