August 12, 1935 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Davis Family in Big Reunion Valley, also. Musicians At Godetia City. The impromptu was Mrs. Geode playing on the violin ana accom pauying Mme. Evans-Burrill her on the piano. William Davis came up from Sacramento to spend the week end at his home in Willow Valley in a big family reunion. Those were: Mrs. Maude Davis and four . of Nevada City, Thursday. ehildren, who arrived by automobile . from Chicago a few days ago; his. charter members, are up on daughter, Mrs. Elvin Welch and family of Seattle, Wash.; his sister, Miss} the happy affair. Alice Davis; son, Wesley Davis and family, a total of fourteen persons. Wesley Davis has spent three weeks working on his log cabin home; Maude Davis came to Cali. joyed by all. fornia to make her home in Willow . —— Valley. They will journey to San. Civic Clu Francisco to see the fleet and ocean. . Meeting Tonight The children living in Chicago had; 4 spectal wectine ofthe néver seen a mountain until they! pans Civic Club has been called by this state. the president, Mrs. George GilderMr. and Mrs. Welch are to build 4 ciceve for tonight at eight o'clock bome on the Davis ranch in Willow! .; the Brand Studio. Plans for fall flower show and other important business will be discussed. erossed the Rockies to Mrs. William Goede entertained guests at her pretty country home, “Goedetia” southeast of Nevada City Friday afternoon honoring Mime. -Evans-Burrill, primi-donna, house guest of Mrs. Clara Searfe of this ‘Gold Flet Club Entertains Guests attending; 9n the Joseph Day ranch southeast The Gold Flat Thursday Club had an attendance of eighty members and) visitors at their pienic at the lak Mrs. Sarah Day and Mrs. White, MAN 95 YEARS OLD TAKES BRIDE OF 70 . Francois X. -Laderoute, 95 years . of age, a Canadian rancher of the . Yukon Valley, a gold. rush veteran /and woodsman, who visited his son in Nevada City several months ago, was recently married to Mrs. Katherine Smithners, 70 years. His visit here was his first to civ‘ilization in 37 years and he tired of it and with his wife has returned to « visit! +}esume farming above Dawson. Mr. from the bay district, and attended . Laderoute’s eight children by his first marriage in eastern Canada, A parade of bathing beauties from; who range in ages from 58 years.to 1860 te the present time was onc}79 years, are pleased with their the past! of the main events of the afternoon. . father’s marriage. t SACRAMENTO delight, wald stated that his wife and returned home mueh than expected. JTASHTON, THE HATTER] . MAKER OF REFINED STYLES. . . P!oved developing it. Mr. = pleased with a good ledge he has 129 Church St. Women’s and Men's Hats d wu Cleaned, Reblocked, Retrimmed. ete ee Grass Valley . Nugget Advertising Pays. . A delicious supper was greatly en!Nevada City last winter unexpect' . . . { . t j homesick while on her six months visit in Chicago: with her daughter He has leased a part of his property to J. Bell, who has men emGold ll GUERNSEY MILK That won highest award in California at State Fair NEVADA OITY 1931—1932—1933 BRET HARTE DAIRY, U. S. N. Johnson,. Proprietor PHONE 77 @ —— Ww 5 tae 8 3 2] with an ELECTRIC Now every home can afford to heat water and cook the moderna way—electrically. Low electric rates for cookingand water heating, automatic controls and other economy features of the modern electric range and water heater, now bring new conveniences, new economy, new hours of » freedom to thousands of women. Look ahead, be modern. »° Buy now, while prices are low, and take advantage of our -convenient monthly payment terms. A KITC PACIFIC f ~ oo hina Slatin Makes any home WELZ ith Pride_ Here are the Easiest Terms Ever Offered . Buy Both with aF.H. A. Loan For as low as $348 a month SEE YOUR DEALER OR P-G7EGAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Operated : Managed by Californians, 1303s . resets ss By — When Mr. Laderoute arrived edly, new-made. friends located of age. OTS OMA: . OTTO GRUENWALD MOVES 20 from a business trip to Alleghany. Ss Miss Beth Curnow, daughter Otto Gruenwald, who has resided) Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow of this ! on his property in the Indian Flat district for twelve years, has opened The Casino at 1016—6th street in Sacramento. He expects to visit here from time to time. Mr. Gruening to Berkeley. other bay cities. new and larger ones. bin and husband, of this eity. Guests at the home of Mr. Ukiah highway on Sunday were: of Oakland. post office, is enjoying a v Miss Florence Meservey _— of at home, also. Fourth of July prosram and Scout trip. : Dr. C. L. Myers, Mrs. A. E. Fadden, Miss Evelyn Rodgers Mrs. William Holcomb of Reno, ! Flat. Flat. Mrs. Belle Douglass of this Reiners of-Boise, Idaho, on July Oroville. C. E. Bosworth left today for and on business. teacher at the latter place. Francisco. O’Rourke and family, prominent citizens of the Blue Tent section northwest of Nevada City. . Mrs. Victor Kimberley of San, Francisco, Mr. P. O. Strandberg and . son, Donald, motored to Sacramento Saturday to meet Mrs. P. UV. Strandberg and her sister, Mrs. Jas. . Heffernan of Canada, who has been spending her vacation in California. . Mrs. Strandberg and her sister spent j . j . son for him. He created quite a bit of notice with his large earrings,; neat cane, and brisk stately beariue. W. H. Griffith returned today: city, in company with her classmate, ; Miss Sylvia Knowlton, have just returned from a tour of the easterh states. The two young ladies spent the summer at Miss Knowlton’s ! home in Boston, Mass. They will j visit here a few days before returnMrs. H. J. Wright left Sunday for a two weeks vacation in Oakland and The P. G. & E: company is taking out all old’ gas pipe lines on Park avenue that lead to the many homes in that section and renewing with Mr. and Mrs. O. Dahlgren of the bay district are house guests of Mrs. Dahlgren’s sister, Mrs. Elmer Durand Mrs. A. Durbin up on the Tahoefrom Sausalito. and Mrs. Erward Lee, and Mrs. Lee’s mother, Mrs. Gratiff, of Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Elton Durbin of Sac-! lal business for Cedar Crest grove, ramento, and Mr. Richard Thomas Miss Mamie Meservey of the local . E: acation av! short time vis}ting the Bosworth her home at Town Talk. Her sister, Francisco is spending her vacates Elza Kilroy, on the local post of-; fice staff, was quite seriously ill ove: last week end, but was able to return to his duties this morning. He has been working too hard on the} Bey Mcand Nevada, spent Sunday visiting with ! and Mrs. James Ryan on the Sneath ;and Clay mining property in Gold Miss Jeanette Roberts and Mr. W. J. Frost of Reno, Nevada, spent Sunday visiting Miss Roberts’ sister, Mrs. Lacey Jones and family of Gola {is in receipt of a message from her nephew, Dr. Julian Wright and Mrs. Wright of Healdsburg, announcing) the marriage of their daughter, . ere terre Mis® Helen Esther, to Mr. J. Carroll; “Th . Gabl . 25. . e Gables Mrs. Reiners spent some time here in that eounty. They visited. Chico Feather. River Canyon, Philbrooke, ! keley to spend three days visiting 9 = An Tuesday Mrs. R. B. Farley and Elkay $ Fly-Killer Mrs. Irma Atkins spent the day in} Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan and . = ‘ Mrs. George B. Finnegan are in San! Half Pints 35c Pints 50c . . Dr. V. J. Bird, Mr, James Bird ana. wife and Miss Harvel, of Vancouver, . Washington, after a tour of California as far as San Francisco stopped over fora visit with E. F. several weeks in the bay region and . jin the Santa Cruz mountains. Mrs. . Heffernan left late Saturday even-~ ling for her home in Alberta, Can. ada. Mrs. George Lysterup of Grove / street entertained at a delicious rabbit dinner on Saturday honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy and family. There were firteen present for ‘Mrs. Edward Rose of the Rose Fashion Shoppe is-in San. Francisco latest fashions for her fall stock. ichildren left yesterday by train for i Racine, Wisconsin. Her mother is' ‘seriously Gil in that city. Mrs. M. L. O’Connor and Mrs. . Nellie Phelan returned home Thurs} 7 s . : ‘day from an enjoyable time spent In. f, San Francisco. : Attorney W. E. Wright of Nevada ‘on legal business. Mr. Irving Long, insurance agent, and family moved from Grass Valley to Nevada City on Friday. Mrs, A. J. Cook of this city had ,as,a visitor over the week end Mrs. ;Matt Ottley of Oakland. { Miss Viola Barnes and mother, iMrs. Jacobson, of Salinas who have been in Long Beach for a time ar rived in Nevada City Sunday and are visiting friends here. . { Carl Tamblyn of , Grass . Valley pipseched his first sermon in Trinity . Episcopal church Sunday. Mr. Tam;blyn is a nephew of W. V. Tamblyn of this city. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth have had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wandthke and little girl, Diane, Mrs., Annette Stephens and mother, Mrs. Elder of Sacramento, were in Nevada City Wednesday on officand visited with Mrs. Lila Day. Claude Ditig cousin of Mrs. C. Bosworth of Hanford spent a 1 family Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Pringls lana Mrs. Dudley Gunn, of San Francisco who have been visiting . afrs. Robert Oxnard at her country i place on the Feather River, were . guests yesterday of DonaldStrand{berg of this city. Mrs. Samuel T. Farquehar and children of Berkeley were week end family members during the last few Mrs. Jess Crane of Oatman, Arizona, Mrs. Fred Klose, San Diego; Mr. . Prenktin Lest, of the U. S. S.@Regal, in San Diego harbor; and Fred Klose of Tracy. Mrs. Klose, Mrs. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lako. Mr. and Mrs. Crane are enjoying a few nieville. Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY Grace Moore, Leo CarVER villo and Bob Allen. The Night of Love”’ presented in a dramatic musical comedy worthy ot her talents. , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY George Arliss, .Maur: een O'Sullivan, EdDrumbrille, Francis Lister, Cesar Romero in a great drama of the dictator churchman of France. . beautiful star of “One ward Arnold, Douglass ‘he happy affair. =~ j L ae oe oteafeateoeoleoteofeofeste alee sfenteafeoteobestestesteoeatestente ote CHERMAY Purse Size Perfumes in Showers, Cappi, Ciel Bleu K? * ttending the fall fashion show. ' = 1 While there Mrs. Rose will buy the He appeared to be about 65 years! ' Sak M7 eee ent ote tele ~ Mrs. Gordon Ross, with her two. Ya 5% oy Me we a Me aM ene nteateneye “KESSO TAN CHAMOIS Oil Tanned Washable coe o City spent Thursday in Downieville . reat He aM Te OS ro ae nfs Sete Te ope fe ne nenye oleae beste ge ie ete eres +e Sac aes eS Ce a *, re 4] is % Seleles PEN-A-TRAT Hair Brushes It combs as it brushes DICKERMAN'’S DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY PEE er ees ste rterrerterhe teste stenlestestenteaieterfeterts ROASTS POT ROASTS COLD MEATS SAUSAGES WE DO NOT— WE WILL NOT— Carry Anything But the Best The Sun Preduce and ‘Grocery Co. Nevada City. California Phone 8&8 215 Broad Street Note Our Prices Try Our Quality Keystone Ma rket CALANAN and RICHARDS Quality Printing at the Nugget Office Commercial St. ~ Nevada City . suests at the H. M. Leete home. {. Mrs. Farquhar is Mr. Leete’s sister. ' Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lako and . three daughters of this city have been enjoying the visit of several days. Among them were Mr. and Crane and Mr: Lesh are daughters days camping and fishing near Dowrecently visiting relatives and her} } e father is a native of this city, be. ite ub . ing the son of Mrs. H. J. Wright. ! > Reinke A es ets ‘ ‘ / > Es My $ R. B. Farley, returned this mornMiasic De Lau xe ivery ing from Butte county where he had j E . been working with other state ofIN . ficers aiding in liquor enforcement . DANCH IG . Trap and Chinese Druins Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road . . } Really KILLS Elies-——Not. Just Sacramento. Last Friday they mo-. St Ty 1 : : Stun Them, as many sprays do. tored to Hobart Mills « easur ‘ 3 ; : z if ilis on pieasure \ Also for Fleas, Moths, Mosquiand business. Mrs. Atkins is the} toes, Ants, Roaches, Spiders, j 3ed-Bugs. fae ee aes “SKEETER-SKOOT” Drives Away Mosquitoes, MOUNT ST. MARY’S Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy -HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Accredited to the University of California and all State, Normals PHONE 100 Registration Day — August ae teenth. Classes start—August twenGnats, Black Flies, Etc. Improved Formula 3 oz. bottle 25c R. E. Harris 2 You Wash Your Own Silks. It’s so easy with a New Spiralaior aan WASHER You wouldn't dare trust your precious silken garmenis to outside washing treatment—yet ‘you can actually save far more money by washing your cottons and linens at home. Ask for PROOF of this amazing statement. We'll be glad to show you how the Spiralator EASY Washer will save you HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS—in laundry bills, wear on clothes, savings on new clothes. Own a new EASY WASHER for only Don’t delay longer—you'll never have a better chance to own the washer you've always wanted at the price you, $ 49 95 Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, Phone 5. GRASS: VALLEY, Phone 88. iq e Ronee

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Davis Family in Big Reunion Valley, also. Musicians At Godetia City. The impromptu was Mrs. Geode playing on the violin ana accom pauying Mme. Evans-Burrill her on the piano. William Davis came up from Sacramento to spend the week end at his home in Willow Valley in a big family reunion. Those were: Mrs. Maude Davis and four . of Nevada City, Thursday. ehildren, who arrived by automobile . from Chicago a few days ago; his. charter members, are up on daughter, Mrs. Elvin Welch and family of Seattle, Wash.; his sister, Miss} the happy affair. Alice Davis; son, Wesley Davis and family, a total of fourteen persons. Wesley Davis has spent three weeks working on his log cabin home; Maude Davis came to Cali. joyed by all. fornia to make her home in Willow . —— Valley. They will journey to San. Civic Clu Francisco to see the fleet and ocean. . Meeting Tonight The children living in Chicago had; 4 spectal wectine ofthe néver seen a mountain until they! pans Civic Club has been called by this state. the president, Mrs. George GilderMr. and Mrs. Welch are to build 4 ciceve for tonight at eight o'clock bome on the Davis ranch in Willow! .; the Brand Studio. Plans for fall flower show and other important business will be discussed. erossed the Rockies to Mrs. William Goede entertained guests at her pretty country home, “Goedetia” southeast of Nevada City Friday afternoon honoring Mime. -Evans-Burrill, primi-donna, house guest of Mrs. Clara Searfe of this ‘Gold Flet Club Entertains Guests attending; 9n the Joseph Day ranch southeast The Gold Flat Thursday Club had an attendance of eighty members and) visitors at their pienic at the lak Mrs. Sarah Day and Mrs. White, MAN 95 YEARS OLD TAKES BRIDE OF 70 . Francois X. -Laderoute, 95 years . of age, a Canadian rancher of the . Yukon Valley, a gold. rush veteran /and woodsman, who visited his son in Nevada City several months ago, was recently married to Mrs. Katherine Smithners, 70 years. His visit here was his first to civ‘ilization in 37 years and he tired of it and with his wife has returned to « visit! +}esume farming above Dawson. Mr. from the bay district, and attended . Laderoute’s eight children by his first marriage in eastern Canada, A parade of bathing beauties from; who range in ages from 58 years.to 1860 te the present time was onc}79 years, are pleased with their the past! of the main events of the afternoon. . father’s marriage. t SACRAMENTO delight, wald stated that his wife and returned home mueh than expected. JTASHTON, THE HATTER] . MAKER OF REFINED STYLES. . . P!oved developing it. Mr. = pleased with a good ledge he has 129 Church St. Women’s and Men's Hats d wu Cleaned, Reblocked, Retrimmed. ete ee Grass Valley . Nugget Advertising Pays. . A delicious supper was greatly en!Nevada City last winter unexpect' . . . { . t j homesick while on her six months visit in Chicago: with her daughter He has leased a part of his property to J. Bell, who has men emGold ll GUERNSEY MILK That won highest award in California at State Fair NEVADA OITY 1931—1932—1933 BRET HARTE DAIRY, U. S. N. Johnson,. Proprietor PHONE 77 @ —— Ww 5 tae 8 3 2] with an ELECTRIC Now every home can afford to heat water and cook the moderna way—electrically. Low electric rates for cookingand water heating, automatic controls and other economy features of the modern electric range and water heater, now bring new conveniences, new economy, new hours of » freedom to thousands of women. Look ahead, be modern. »° Buy now, while prices are low, and take advantage of our -convenient monthly payment terms. A KITC PACIFIC f ~ oo hina Slatin Makes any home WELZ ith Pride_ Here are the Easiest Terms Ever Offered .. Buy Both with aF.H. A. Loan For as low as $348 a month SEE YOUR DEALER OR P-G7EGAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Operated : Managed by Californians, 1303s . resets ss By — When Mr. Laderoute arrived edly, new-made. friends located of age. OTS OMA: . OTTO GRUENWALD MOVES 20 from a business trip to Alleghany. Ss Miss Beth Curnow, daughter Otto Gruenwald, who has resided) Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow of this ! on his property in the Indian Flat district for twelve years, has opened The Casino at 1016—6th street in Sacramento. He expects to visit here from time to time. Mr. Gruening to Berkeley. other bay cities. new and larger ones. bin and husband, of this eity. Guests at the home of Mr. Ukiah highway on Sunday were: of Oakland. post office, is enjoying a v Miss Florence Meservey _— of at home, also. Fourth of July prosram and Scout trip. : Dr. C. L. Myers, Mrs. A. E. Fadden, Miss Evelyn Rodgers Mrs. William Holcomb of Reno, ! Flat. Flat. Mrs. Belle Douglass of this Reiners of-Boise, Idaho, on July Oroville. C. E. Bosworth left today for and on business. teacher at the latter place. Francisco. O’Rourke and family, prominent citizens of the Blue Tent section northwest of Nevada City. . Mrs. Victor Kimberley of San, Francisco, Mr. P. O. Strandberg and . son, Donald, motored to Sacramento Saturday to meet Mrs. P. UV. Strandberg and her sister, Mrs. Jas. . Heffernan of Canada, who has been spending her vacation in California. . Mrs. Strandberg and her sister spent j . j . son for him. He created quite a bit of notice with his large earrings,; neat cane, and brisk stately beariue. W. H. Griffith returned today: city, in company with her classmate, ; Miss Sylvia Knowlton, have just returned from a tour of the easterh states. The two young ladies spent the summer at Miss Knowlton’s ! home in Boston, Mass. They will j visit here a few days before returnMrs. H. J. Wright left Sunday for a two weeks vacation in Oakland and The P. G. & E: company is taking out all old’ gas pipe lines on Park avenue that lead to the many homes in that section and renewing with Mr. and Mrs. O. Dahlgren of the bay district are house guests of Mrs. Dahlgren’s sister, Mrs. Elmer Durand Mrs. A. Durbin up on the Tahoefrom Sausalito. and Mrs. Erward Lee, and Mrs. Lee’s mother, Mrs. Gratiff, of Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Elton Durbin of Sac-! lal business for Cedar Crest grove, ramento, and Mr. Richard Thomas Miss Mamie Meservey of the local . E: acation av! short time vis}ting the Bosworth her home at Town Talk. Her sister, Francisco is spending her vacates Elza Kilroy, on the local post of-; fice staff, was quite seriously ill ove: last week end, but was able to return to his duties this morning. He has been working too hard on the} Bey Mcand Nevada, spent Sunday visiting with ! and Mrs. James Ryan on the Sneath ;and Clay mining property in Gold Miss Jeanette Roberts and Mr. W. J. Frost of Reno, Nevada, spent Sunday visiting Miss Roberts’ sister, Mrs. Lacey Jones and family of Gola {is in receipt of a message from her nephew, Dr. Julian Wright and Mrs. Wright of Healdsburg, announcing) the marriage of their daughter, . ere terre Mis® Helen Esther, to Mr. J. Carroll; “Th . Gabl . 25. . e Gables Mrs. Reiners spent some time here in that eounty. They visited. Chico

Feather. River Canyon, Philbrooke, ! keley to spend three days visiting 9 = An Tuesday Mrs. R. B. Farley and Elkay $ Fly-Killer Mrs. Irma Atkins spent the day in} Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan and . = ‘ Mrs. George B. Finnegan are in San! Half Pints 35c Pints 50c . . Dr. V. J. Bird, Mr, James Bird ana. wife and Miss Harvel, of Vancouver, . Washington, after a tour of California as far as San Francisco stopped over fora visit with E. F. several weeks in the bay region and . jin the Santa Cruz mountains. Mrs. . Heffernan left late Saturday even-~ ling for her home in Alberta, Can. ada. Mrs. George Lysterup of Grove / street entertained at a delicious rabbit dinner on Saturday honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy and family. There were firteen present for ‘Mrs. Edward Rose of the Rose Fashion Shoppe is-in San. Francisco latest fashions for her fall stock. ichildren left yesterday by train for i Racine, Wisconsin. Her mother is' ‘seriously Gil in that city. Mrs. M. L. O’Connor and Mrs. . Nellie Phelan returned home Thurs} 7 s . : ‘day from an enjoyable time spent In. f, San Francisco. : Attorney W. E. Wright of Nevada ‘on legal business. Mr. Irving Long, insurance agent, and family moved from Grass Valley to Nevada City on Friday. Mrs, A. J. Cook of this city had ,as,a visitor over the week end Mrs. ;Matt Ottley of Oakland. { Miss Viola Barnes and mother, iMrs. Jacobson, of Salinas who have been in Long Beach for a time ar rived in Nevada City Sunday and are visiting friends here. . { Carl Tamblyn of , Grass . Valley pipseched his first sermon in Trinity . Episcopal church Sunday. Mr. Tam;blyn is a nephew of W. V. Tamblyn of this city. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth have had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wandthke and little girl, Diane, Mrs., Annette Stephens and mother, Mrs. Elder of Sacramento, were in Nevada City Wednesday on officand visited with Mrs. Lila Day. Claude Ditig cousin of Mrs. C. Bosworth of Hanford spent a 1 family Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Pringls lana Mrs. Dudley Gunn, of San Francisco who have been visiting . afrs. Robert Oxnard at her country i place on the Feather River, were . guests yesterday of DonaldStrand{berg of this city. Mrs. Samuel T. Farquehar and children of Berkeley were week end family members during the last few Mrs. Jess Crane of Oatman, Arizona, Mrs. Fred Klose, San Diego; Mr. . Prenktin Lest, of the U. S. S.@Regal, in San Diego harbor; and Fred Klose of Tracy. Mrs. Klose, Mrs. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lako. Mr. and Mrs. Crane are enjoying a few nieville. Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY Grace Moore, Leo CarVER villo and Bob Allen. The Night of Love”’ presented in a dramatic musical comedy worthy ot her talents. , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY George Arliss, .Maur: een O'Sullivan, EdDrumbrille, Francis Lister, Cesar Romero in a great drama of the dictator churchman of France. . beautiful star of “One ward Arnold, Douglass ‘he happy affair. =~ j L ae oe oteafeateoeoleoteofeofeste alee sfenteafeoteobestestesteoeatestente ote CHERMAY Purse Size Perfumes in Showers, Cappi, Ciel Bleu K? * ttending the fall fashion show. ' = 1 While there Mrs. Rose will buy the He appeared to be about 65 years! ' Sak M7 eee ent ote tele ~ Mrs. Gordon Ross, with her two. Ya 5% oy Me we a Me aM ene nteateneye “KESSO TAN CHAMOIS Oil Tanned Washable coe o City spent Thursday in Downieville . reat He aM Te OS ro ae nfs Sete Te ope fe ne nenye oleae beste ge ie ete eres +e Sac aes eS Ce a *, re 4] is % Seleles PEN-A-TRAT Hair Brushes It combs as it brushes DICKERMAN'’S DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY PEE er ees ste rterrerterhe teste stenlestestenteaieterfeterts ROASTS POT ROASTS COLD MEATS SAUSAGES WE DO NOT— WE WILL NOT— Carry Anything But the Best The Sun Preduce and ‘Grocery Co. Nevada City. California Phone 8&8 215 Broad Street Note Our Prices Try Our Quality Keystone Ma rket CALANAN and RICHARDS Quality Printing at the Nugget Office Commercial St. ~ Nevada City . suests at the H. M. Leete home. {. Mrs. Farquhar is Mr. Leete’s sister. ' Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lako and . three daughters of this city have been enjoying the visit of several days. Among them were Mr. and Crane and Mr: Lesh are daughters days camping and fishing near Dowrecently visiting relatives and her} } e father is a native of this city, be. ite ub . ing the son of Mrs. H. J. Wright. ! > Reinke A es ets ‘ ‘ / > Es My $ R. B. Farley, returned this mornMiasic De Lau xe ivery ing from Butte county where he had j E . been working with other state ofIN . ficers aiding in liquor enforcement . DANCH IG . Trap and Chinese Druins Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road . . } Really KILLS Elies-——Not. Just Sacramento. Last Friday they mo-. St Ty 1 : : Stun Them, as many sprays do. tored to Hobart Mills « easur ‘ 3 ; : z if ilis on pieasure \ Also for Fleas, Moths, Mosquiand business. Mrs. Atkins is the} toes, Ants, Roaches, Spiders, j 3ed-Bugs. fae ee aes “SKEETER-SKOOT” Drives Away Mosquitoes, MOUNT ST. MARY’S Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy -HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Accredited to the University of California and all State, Normals PHONE 100 Registration Day — August ae teenth. Classes start—August twenGnats, Black Flies, Etc. Improved Formula 3 oz. bottle 25c R. E. Harris 2 You Wash Your Own Silks.. It’s so easy with a New Spiralaior aan WASHER You wouldn't dare trust your precious silken garmenis to outside washing treatment—yet ‘you can actually save far more money by washing your cottons and linens at home. Ask for PROOF of this amazing statement. We'll be glad to show you how the Spiralator EASY Washer will save you HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS—in laundry bills, wear on clothes, savings on new clothes. Own a new EASY WASHER for only Don’t delay longer—you'll never have a better chance to own the washer you've always wanted at the price you, $ 49 95 Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, Phone 5. GRASS: VALLEY, Phone 88. iq e Ronee