August 1, 1946 (6 pages)

? THURSDAY, AUGUST . __NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THREE Our Furniture Vans are leaving every day for somewhere! Is YOUR Furniture board? Sacramento, Stockton Oakland oO Alameda Bakersfield San Francisco Los Angeles The Peninsula —JustA Sample of Our Service— LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALSO LOCAL MOVING STORAGE—CRATI NG=—-PACKING PICK-UP and DELIV ERY SERVICE Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced Moving Men RELIABLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE Grass Valley Phone 39 Meebo serteoteoestertesteoeote se oteoteofrteststenteate kc 6c RAY CRENSHAW Put. —SPORTING GOODS— FIXIT SHOP Gunsmith, Locksmith, Saw Filing : €ushman’s Scooters, Evenrude ' Motors, Complete line of Model Airplanes, Sadlery, Guns and , Ammunition, Boats, Blectric Re) ais. Washing Machines, Bicycles and Bicyele Repairs. Grass Valley Telephone 24 105 West Main Street REFRIGERATOR . } SERVICE . STEELE. SUPPLY COMPANY REPAIRS Jommercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts Phone 911 WE BUY USED FURNITURE LEAHY’S Home Supply Store 313 South Auburn Street Grass Vailey Telephone 930 i FOR YOUR: CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Frun and Vegetables Beer and Wine board reserves the right to reject any ation of the grounds may be made -10 Day — SERVICE — ® I GUARANTEE MY WORK WILLIAMS’ WATCH REPAIR 229 COMMERCIAL STREET CALL FOR BIDS ibe conveyed to _.the Washington Street fill in Nevada City, on Washington Street between Coyote. and Nevada Streets, a distance of approximately three-tenths (3/10) of one mile from. the point of loading. The contract shall include the excavation and removal of dirt with the exception that the. City of Nevada Will furnish one btwo-tom truck with driver to assist in hauling. Banks adjoining School Street and the Searls’ property are to be left at a sixty degree (60°) slope. Work is to be completed on or before September 3, 1946. Bids shall be submitted in writing to Miles D. Coughlin, Secretary, Board of Trustees of Newada City Unified School District. ES --O. ‘Box 126, Nevada City, California. Bids will be opened and considered by the Board of Trustees at. the Nevada City Elementary School on Tuesday evening, August 13, 1946. at 8 o’clock P. M. TheBoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Examination of the grounds may be made at the convenience of bidders. If appointment jis desired, call Lloyd M. Geist at Nevada City telePhone 533'w. Pulbblications July 29 and August 5, 1946. By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. ALBERT, S. BATES. President. MILES D. COUGHLIN, Secretary. CALL FOR BIDS The Board of Trustees of the Nevada City Unified School Distriet invites submission of ‘bids for construeting approximately 122 ecuhie yards of reinforced concrete retaining wall from two to ten feet in height on Elementary School Lot No. 2 between Pine and School Streets. Concrete is to be in the proportion of one to five of clean Shady Creek gravel. A quantity of usable form lumbar owned ‘by the school is to be salvaged and used by the contractor. Work may be divided into five separate units by use of suitable expansion joints. Steel reinforcement specifieations are shown on the engineer’s plans, which inelude_ detailed requirements. Work is to be completed before September 3, 1946. Bids shall be submitted in writing to Miles D. Coughlin, Secretary, Board of Trustees of the-Nevada City Unified School District, P. O. Box 126, Nevada City, ‘California. Bids will be opened and considered at the Nevada City Elementary School on Tuesday Ewening, August 13, 1946, at 8 o’clock P. M. The or all bids. : Engineer’s drawing and examinat your convenience, If an appointment isdesired,.Call_ Lloyd M. Geist at Nevada City. Phone 533iwW. Publications July 29 and August 5, 194650. (By order of BOAIRD OF TRUSTEES NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICY. ALBERT S. BATES, President. The Board of Trustees of the Nevada City Unified School District invites submission of bids fér the excavation and removal of approximately 2000 yards of packed earth from the Playground of the Nevada City Elementary School property at 505 Main Street, Nevada City, California. The dirt go excavated is to . president, Secretaries were Geo. W VA LAWYER “WOMAN OF THE YEAR” Col. Mary Agnes Brown, who recent joined the Veterans Administration’ legal staff after a wartime leave o absence, has been voted Washington’ women’s organization. Colonel Brown, shown holding a medal. that was part of the award, served-on-General MacArthur's staff during the Philippine campaign as officer-in-charge of all WACs ee ae eee ee = CONVENTION TURNS INTO GIANT! HOUSING PROJECT LOOK BEFORE BACKING . Be sure .the way is clear before you start tto back your car, cautions Bert Stewart public safety director any American city thus far this year} of National Automobile Club. The . was successfully completed in San responsibility for backing safely . Francisco during the recent nation-. rests entirely upon the driver. . al convention ‘of the Ameriican Medi-. . -al Association. : The San Francisco convention and INO. 4584 publ bas a : ge a NOTICE TO CREDITORS reed Teper us Week 1N THE SUPERIOR COURT-OF THE STATE OF \CALIFORNIA, IN AND for 5000 rooms housing epproximat; FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. ely 10,000 persons, plus 500 rooms; _!” the Maitter of the Estate of PEERS Sia wag ast bay ang. “DA LEONARD, Deceased. weeh tee, ie Ve SBet DAY an . ‘(Notice is hereby given by the un. dersigned, Administrator of the Esjtate of ADA LEONARD, deceased, to . the creditors of, and all persons havSPARE THE OLD SPARE . ing claims against the said deceased, g ines a# : ;., to file them. with the necessary vere tres often are those which . vouchers, within six months after . the first publication of this notice, vice and are occupying their pres. in the office of the Clerk of the Stupent position only as _ substitutes\evior Court of Hattie of A seiko ig : ‘ nia, in and for the unty of Nevada, Toone Of the goed tires moete . a cena such claims, with the misfortune, declares L, G. Evans, necessary vouchers, within six general manager of National Automonths after the first publication mobile Club. Yet, it frequently hap-. Of this notice, to the said Adminie; Ber trator at the law offices of James ens th P a et en ere ts Caled ee ae ee ee Street, in upon fill in, its tenure on the/ the City of Grass Valley, County of wheel is much longer than the own-. Nevaida, State of California, which er.anticipated. The spare, thus used, . 6aid law offices the undersigned may be good for afew hundred miles, . S¢lects as his place of business im all \ ! SAIN. PRAINCISCO, “July 18——/The . biggest housing job undertaken by i] ; that for the convention it contracted 1400 beds in military dormitories. already have geen considerable serSEVENTY-FIVE —AND— NEVADA CITY YEARS. AGO FIFTY YEARS AGO NEVADA CITY 75 YEARS AGO A brass and string band was organized to furnish music for political meetings, exercises, balls and parties. The brass band was under the leadership of Phil Goyne and the string band was directed by M. M. Blum. The Union Republican Convention met at the theatre with Judge Niles secretary of the County Central Committee calling the convention to order. Jonathan Clark was elected Dixon and A. H. Parker, H. Harrington were elected sergeant.at arms. The following men were nominated or various offices: For county judge, Judge John Caldwell. for Senator, Chas. Kent, for sheriff, Joseph. Perrin of Grass Valley, for recorder, J. M. Walling, for treasurer, A. GoldMiss Susie Brasfield, Mrs. C. Waite, Mrs. Beatrice Coder, Mr. W. H. Norton, Mr. Asa Coder. The city was shocked and sadder by the murder of Sheriff Dave Douglass while in pursuit of the highWay man who had been molesting travelers on the San Juan, Bloomfield and Washington roads for two weeks. On a report from John Cunya, who had seen fhe bandit on the trail through the old Hirshman digsings, Douglass with Under Sheriff Pascoe the latter’s brother and Cunya set out on.a man hunt buat were unsuecessiful. The following morning early Sunday, Sheriff Douglass with his dog went out alone to get his man. At four o'clock in the afternoon the dog returned to town alone and so stirred the anxiety of the people that a. search party was smith, for district attorney, M. S. Deal, for county clerk, T. C. Plunkett of Truckee. 3 A sore headed candidate of the Republican convention offered the following proposition to anyone:— $1000 that Newton Booth would carry this, county. $200 on each candidate nominated by the Republicans. Following the Republican convention a number of Republicans, hired the Nevada Brass Band and serenaded Hon. A. A. Sargent, Republican nominee for congress from this district. George R. Crawford bought 5000 feet of lumber atEmigrant Gap at $65 per thousand, to be paid if Haight was elected. The current rate at that place was $255 per thousand In accordance with a vote of the district, the school trustees sold the lot and gchool buildings on Nevada. Street-to~ the Episcopal Church Society. The new. church building was to be commenced soon. NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO The following persons of this city were baptized and received into full membership of the Methodist Church Miss Effie Waite, Miss Bertha Waite, MILES D. COUGHILIN, Secretary. COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 CLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 COYOTE STREET TELEPHONE 152 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA New Deal Under Management of JOHN and KIM AMBLER BECKETT 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER, WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste CONTAINS DDT OPPOSITE VETERANS 256 South Auburn Street AND INSECT SPRAY —JUST ARRIVED— (’ Keefe and Merritt Gas Stoves READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY COME IN AND SEE THIS ‘WONDERFUL NEW STOVE WITH BUILT-IN GRIDDLE The Furniture Center Grass Valley formed. They found Douglass’ body lying in the brush near the juntion of the Bloomfield, Blue Tent roads with two bullets through the back. Lying a few feet distant was the body of the bandit, his head resting on his coat and a rifle in his hand. He was identified by M. L. Marsh as W. L. Davidson a wood cutter employed by the Marsh saw mill since May. It was assumed that Dauglass had come upon the man sleeping, had-tried to take him, the man had resisted and reached for his rile and Douglass had shot him. Immediately a search wes begun for an accomplice responsible for the two shots in Douglass’ back. — Vic Vet says SMALL SCHOOLS ARE OFFERING ATTRACTIVE COURSES. WRITE THOSE IN YOUR AREA FOR DETAILS. MARRIAIGE LICENSES Hawkins-Hawke—In Nevada City July 30, Robert Augustus Hawkins 29, of Grass Valley and Virginia June Hawke 25, of Nevada City. Hill-Noy—In Nevada ‘City, July 27, Allen W. Hill 22, and Hilda E. Noy 18, both of Grass Valley. Ashton-Lystrup—In Nevada City, July 29, Thomas Everett Ashton 23, and Eleanor Lystrup 18, both of Grass Valley. . MEMORIAL BUILDING. Telephone 36 DIVORCES Larsen—In Nevada City, July 29, Pauline A., Larsen against Cameron A, Larsen; complaint filed; cruelty. Martin—In Nevada: City, July 30, ‘Charles F. Martin against Melba B. Martin; complaint filed; cruelty. ; : matters connected with said Estate It is better to take these out in small . of ADA LEONARD, deceased: Dated this 9th day of July, 1946. RALPH H. LEONARD, installments than all at one time. When the good tire is fixed put. it old spare, : July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1. LET US TAKE OVER WHEN SORROW STRIKES It is our responsibility to take over every detail of funeral procedure for the bereaved. From arrangements : for ; religious ~services to. transportation of the deceased from la distant city, be jassured everyi\ thing will be done flawlessly when you rely on our facilities and long experience. Hooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—-AMBULANCE SERVICE ) 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 i ——_— . Everything In Glass-MADE TO ORDER _ MIRRORS, AUTO GLASS, STORE FRONTS, WINDOWS, FURNITURE TOPS 212 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 336 SIERRA GLASS CO. FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT— EAT MEAT Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 ANTIQUES . BOUGHT AND: SOLD Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— OR PHONE 107 406 Broad Street aaa et Nevada City © ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Air humifiers are coming through every month in increasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June delivery Phone 415RX. H. D. HOYT 435 West Main Street, Grass Valley

? THURSDAY, AUGUST . __NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THREE Our Furniture Vans are leaving every day for somewhere! Is YOUR Furniture board? Sacramento, Stockton Oakland oO Alameda Bakersfield San Francisco Los Angeles The Peninsula —JustA Sample of Our Service— LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALSO LOCAL MOVING STORAGE—CRATI NG=—-PACKING PICK-UP and DELIV ERY SERVICE Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced Moving Men RELIABLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE Grass Valley Phone 39 Meebo serteoteoestertesteoeote se oteoteofrteststenteate kc 6c RAY CRENSHAW Put. —SPORTING GOODS— FIXIT SHOP Gunsmith, Locksmith, Saw Filing : €ushman’s Scooters, Evenrude ' Motors, Complete line of Model Airplanes, Sadlery, Guns and , Ammunition, Boats, Blectric Re) ais. Washing Machines, Bicycles and Bicyele Repairs. Grass Valley Telephone 24 105 West Main Street REFRIGERATOR . } SERVICE . STEELE. SUPPLY COMPANY REPAIRS Jommercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts Phone 911 WE BUY USED FURNITURE LEAHY’S Home Supply Store 313 South Auburn Street Grass Vailey Telephone 930 i FOR YOUR: CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Frun and Vegetables Beer and Wine board reserves the right to reject any ation of the grounds may be made -10 Day — SERVICE — ® I GUARANTEE MY WORK WILLIAMS’ WATCH REPAIR 229 COMMERCIAL STREET CALL FOR BIDS ibe conveyed to _.the Washington Street fill in Nevada City, on Washington Street between Coyote. and Nevada Streets, a distance of approximately three-tenths (3/10) of one mile from. the point of loading. The contract shall include the excavation and removal of dirt with the exception that the. City of Nevada Will furnish one btwo-tom truck with driver to assist in hauling. Banks adjoining School Street and the Searls’ property are to be left at a sixty degree (60°) slope. Work is to be completed on or before September 3, 1946. Bids shall be submitted in writing to Miles D. Coughlin, Secretary, Board of Trustees of Newada City Unified School District. ES --O. ‘Box 126, Nevada City, California. Bids will be opened and considered by the Board of Trustees at. the Nevada City Elementary School on Tuesday evening, August 13, 1946. at 8 o’clock P. M. TheBoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Examination of the grounds may be made at the convenience of bidders. If appointment jis desired, call Lloyd M. Geist at Nevada City telePhone 533'w. Pulbblications July 29 and August 5, 1946. By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. ALBERT, S. BATES. President. MILES D. COUGHLIN, Secretary. CALL FOR BIDS The Board of Trustees of the Nevada City Unified School Distriet invites submission of ‘bids for construeting approximately 122 ecuhie yards of reinforced concrete retaining wall from two to ten feet in height on Elementary School Lot No. 2 between Pine and School Streets. Concrete is to be in the proportion of one to five of clean Shady Creek gravel. A quantity of usable form lumbar owned ‘by the school is to be salvaged and used by the contractor. Work may be divided into five separate units by use of suitable expansion joints. Steel reinforcement specifieations are shown on the engineer’s plans, which inelude_ detailed requirements. Work is to be completed before September 3, 1946. Bids shall be submitted in writing to Miles D. Coughlin, Secretary, Board of Trustees of the-Nevada City Unified School District, P. O. Box 126, Nevada City, ‘California. Bids will be opened and considered at the Nevada City Elementary School on Tuesday Ewening, August 13, 1946, at 8 o’clock P. M. The or all bids. : Engineer’s drawing and examinat your convenience, If an appointment isdesired,.Call_ Lloyd M. Geist at Nevada City. Phone 533iwW. Publications July 29 and August 5, 194650. (By order of BOAIRD OF TRUSTEES NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICY. ALBERT S. BATES, President. The Board of Trustees of the Nevada City Unified School District invites submission of bids fér the excavation and removal of approximately 2000 yards of packed earth from the Playground of the Nevada City Elementary School property at 505 Main Street, Nevada City, California. The dirt go excavated is to . president, Secretaries were Geo. W VA LAWYER “WOMAN OF THE YEAR” Col. Mary Agnes Brown, who recent joined the Veterans Administration’ legal staff after a wartime leave o absence, has been voted Washington’ women’s organization. Colonel Brown, shown holding a medal. that was part of the award, served-on-General MacArthur's staff during the Philippine campaign as officer-in-charge of all WACs ee ae eee ee = CONVENTION TURNS INTO GIANT! HOUSING PROJECT LOOK BEFORE BACKING . Be sure .the way is clear before you start tto back your car, cautions Bert Stewart public safety director any American city thus far this year} of National Automobile Club. The . was successfully completed in San responsibility for backing safely . Francisco during the recent nation-. rests entirely upon the driver. . al convention ‘of the Ameriican Medi-. . -al Association. : The San Francisco convention and INO. 4584 publ bas a : ge a NOTICE TO CREDITORS reed Teper us Week 1N THE SUPERIOR COURT-OF THE STATE OF \CALIFORNIA, IN AND for 5000 rooms housing epproximat; FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. ely 10,000 persons, plus 500 rooms; _!” the Maitter of the Estate of PEERS Sia wag ast bay ang. “DA LEONARD, Deceased. weeh tee, ie Ve SBet DAY an . ‘(Notice is hereby given by the un. dersigned, Administrator of the Esjtate of ADA LEONARD, deceased, to . the creditors of, and all persons havSPARE THE OLD SPARE . ing claims against the said deceased, g ines a# : ;., to file them. with the necessary vere tres often are those which . vouchers, within six months after . the first publication of this notice, vice and are occupying their pres. in the office of the Clerk of the Stupent position only as _ substitutes\evior Court of Hattie of A seiko ig : ‘ nia, in and for the unty of Nevada, Toone Of the goed tires moete . a cena such claims, with the misfortune, declares L, G. Evans, necessary vouchers, within six general manager of National Automonths after the first publication mobile Club. Yet, it frequently hap-. Of this notice, to the said Adminie; Ber trator at the law offices of James ens th P a et en ere ts Caled ee ae ee ee Street, in upon fill in, its tenure on the/ the City of Grass Valley, County of wheel is much longer than the own-. Nevaida, State of California, which er.anticipated. The spare, thus used, . 6aid law offices the undersigned may be good for afew hundred miles, . S¢lects as his place of business im all \ ! SAIN. PRAINCISCO, “July 18——/The . biggest housing job undertaken by

i] ; that for the convention it contracted 1400 beds in military dormitories. already have geen considerable serSEVENTY-FIVE —AND— NEVADA CITY YEARS. AGO FIFTY YEARS AGO NEVADA CITY 75 YEARS AGO A brass and string band was organized to furnish music for political meetings, exercises, balls and parties. The brass band was under the leadership of Phil Goyne and the string band was directed by M. M. Blum. The Union Republican Convention met at the theatre with Judge Niles secretary of the County Central Committee calling the convention to order. Jonathan Clark was elected Dixon and A. H. Parker, H. Harrington were elected sergeant.at arms. The following men were nominated or various offices: For county judge, Judge John Caldwell. for Senator, Chas. Kent, for sheriff, Joseph. Perrin of Grass Valley, for recorder, J. M. Walling, for treasurer, A. GoldMiss Susie Brasfield, Mrs. C. Waite, Mrs. Beatrice Coder, Mr. W. H. Norton, Mr. Asa Coder. The city was shocked and sadder by the murder of Sheriff Dave Douglass while in pursuit of the highWay man who had been molesting travelers on the San Juan, Bloomfield and Washington roads for two weeks. On a report from John Cunya, who had seen fhe bandit on the trail through the old Hirshman digsings, Douglass with Under Sheriff Pascoe the latter’s brother and Cunya set out on.a man hunt buat were unsuecessiful. The following morning early Sunday, Sheriff Douglass with his dog went out alone to get his man. At four o'clock in the afternoon the dog returned to town alone and so stirred the anxiety of the people that a. search party was smith, for district attorney, M. S. Deal, for county clerk, T. C. Plunkett of Truckee. 3 A sore headed candidate of the Republican convention offered the following proposition to anyone:— $1000 that Newton Booth would carry this, county. $200 on each candidate nominated by the Republicans. Following the Republican convention a number of Republicans, hired the Nevada Brass Band and serenaded Hon. A. A. Sargent, Republican nominee for congress from this district. George R. Crawford bought 5000 feet of lumber atEmigrant Gap at $65 per thousand, to be paid if Haight was elected. The current rate at that place was $255 per thousand In accordance with a vote of the district, the school trustees sold the lot and gchool buildings on Nevada. Street-to~ the Episcopal Church Society. The new. church building was to be commenced soon. NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO The following persons of this city were baptized and received into full membership of the Methodist Church Miss Effie Waite, Miss Bertha Waite, MILES D. COUGHILIN, Secretary. COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 CLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 COYOTE STREET TELEPHONE 152 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA New Deal Under Management of JOHN and KIM AMBLER BECKETT 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER, WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste CONTAINS DDT OPPOSITE VETERANS 256 South Auburn Street AND INSECT SPRAY —JUST ARRIVED— (’ Keefe and Merritt Gas Stoves READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY COME IN AND SEE THIS ‘WONDERFUL NEW STOVE WITH BUILT-IN GRIDDLE The Furniture Center Grass Valley formed. They found Douglass’ body lying in the brush near the juntion of the Bloomfield, Blue Tent roads with two bullets through the back. Lying a few feet distant was the body of the bandit, his head resting on his coat and a rifle in his hand. He was identified by M. L. Marsh as W. L. Davidson a wood cutter employed by the Marsh saw mill since May. It was assumed that Dauglass had come upon the man sleeping, had-tried to take him, the man had resisted and reached for his rile and Douglass had shot him. Immediately a search wes begun for an accomplice responsible for the two shots in Douglass’ back. — Vic Vet says SMALL SCHOOLS ARE OFFERING ATTRACTIVE COURSES. WRITE THOSE IN YOUR AREA FOR DETAILS. MARRIAIGE LICENSES Hawkins-Hawke—In Nevada City July 30, Robert Augustus Hawkins 29, of Grass Valley and Virginia June Hawke 25, of Nevada City. Hill-Noy—In Nevada ‘City, July 27, Allen W. Hill 22, and Hilda E. Noy 18, both of Grass Valley. Ashton-Lystrup—In Nevada City, July 29, Thomas Everett Ashton 23, and Eleanor Lystrup 18, both of Grass Valley. . MEMORIAL BUILDING. Telephone 36 DIVORCES Larsen—In Nevada City, July 29, Pauline A., Larsen against Cameron A, Larsen; complaint filed; cruelty. Martin—In Nevada: City, July 30, ‘Charles F. Martin against Melba B. Martin; complaint filed; cruelty. ; : matters connected with said Estate It is better to take these out in small . of ADA LEONARD, deceased: Dated this 9th day of July, 1946. RALPH H. LEONARD, installments than all at one time. When the good tire is fixed put. it old spare, : July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1. LET US TAKE OVER WHEN SORROW STRIKES It is our responsibility to take over every detail of funeral procedure for the bereaved. From arrangements : for ; religious ~services to. transportation of the deceased from la distant city, be jassured everyi\ thing will be done flawlessly when you rely on our facilities and long experience. Hooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—-AMBULANCE SERVICE ) 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 i ——_— . Everything In Glass-MADE TO ORDER _ MIRRORS, AUTO GLASS, STORE FRONTS, WINDOWS, FURNITURE TOPS 212 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 336 SIERRA GLASS CO. FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT— EAT MEAT Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 ANTIQUES . BOUGHT AND: SOLD Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— OR PHONE 107 406 Broad Street aaa et Nevada City © ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Air humifiers are coming through every month in increasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June delivery Phone 415RX. H. D. HOYT 435 West Main Street, Grass Valley