August 17, 1936 (6 pages)

STATEWIDE POLL UNDERTAKEN ON LIQUOR ISSUES Those who recently circulated loeal option petitions here were cooperating today with an army of approximately 2,000 volunteer workers throughout the state, in a houseto-house poll to determine the public’s attitude on the two liquor control measures which will appear on the November ballot. These have been designated as Propositions No. 3 and No. 9. The so-called local option measure . —Proposition No. 9—shattered all previous records for the number. of Signatures obtained by voluntter workers, according to the secretary of state. This is regarded as indicaCARY S. ARBOGAST (Incumbent) is a candidate for supervisor of the First District. ae BOY! am . growing!” TRY OUR HOT WEATHER COLD MEATS Pressed Tongue, Baked Ham, Boiled Ham, Corned Beef, Veal Loaf, Pimento Loaf, . Head Cheese. ALL NUTRITIOUS AND DELICIOUS Keystone Market . State . SINGLE TAXON LAND SIMILAR TO SOVIET ACT SACRAMENTO, Aug. 17.—Drawing a sharp parallel between the tenets of “Single Tax’’ (Land Tax) advocates, and the decree of the Soviet Republic, confiscating private property, John R. Quinn, chairman of the State Veterans’ Welfare Board, today denounced the “Single Tax” Alct on the November ballot—Proposition Number 1—as “‘a deliberate attive of aroused public opinion on the present liquor set up, Local option petitions. containing 200,337 names from all but ‘four counties in the state have been certified. This was nearly 15,000 more names than the 186,378 required to place an initiative measure on the ballot. In a statewide campaign caucus of local option leadérs at Atascadero last Wedtiesday, sponsors of the lo€al option law stressed the fact that, in a strict sense, the proposition is “neither wet nor dry”, but is simply an enabling act, which will give individual cities, towns or counties the power to ‘‘regulate, zone or prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages’, thus breaking the monopoly now held by the board of equalization. Campaign lines were forming this week as the army of volunteer workers received their instructions to carry the house-to-house poll into every precinct in the state. Results of this canvass will be carefully analyzed and compared with: previous statewide votes on the liquor question as a foundation for the forththe world as would confiscate private property in land, without one penny of compensation to the miscalled owners.”’ f the land in Russia: “All private ownership of land—within the confines of the Russian republic is abolished forever.”’ this brazen attempt at Communistic legislation which “would home-owners and farmers of their properties and wreck our industries. Proposition Number 1 is a deliberate attempt to use the taxing power for radical experimentation.”’ assaulting her husband): ‘im if ’e loved me, an’ ’e was so long thinkin’ about it aht I ’it ’imy with a NEVADA CITY NUGGET tempt to plunge California into Communfstic experimentation.” “The taxes which would be charged under the ‘Single Tax’ in California are—plainly and designedly Landon Opens confiscatory,’’ asserted Quinn, ‘‘the admitted intent of the act being to destroy home and farm ownership lord of its citizens. “Such a proposal is in direct viofation of the fundamental American principle which guarantees the right of private ownership of property. Establishing the parellel: between “Single Tax,” theories and Communistict doctrines, insofar as property rights are concerned, Quinn quoted the principles and purposes of both groups, as follows: Henry George, father of the “Single Tax’’: ‘Private ownership of land is gainst natural justice, no matter by what laws it may be sanctioned. I would bring about instantly, if I could, such change of laws all over The Societ decree, naionalizing “California voters,’’ said Quinn, ‘should overwhelmingly repudiate rob our Cockney Woman (charged with “I asked coming campaign for local option. mop.’’—Troy (N. Y.) Times-Record. an — Joke “ Jerry” (INCUMBENT) CANDIDATE FOR THE Senate SEVENTH DISTRICT RepublicanDemocratic Parties PRIMARY ELECTION AUGUST 25TH, 1936 —ENDORSED BY LABOR —A PROVEN FRIEND OF MINING. —COMMENDED TO YOU BY FARMERS, CON. SERVATIONISTS, BUSINESS MEN, AND PRO. GRESSIVE LEADERS OF THIS DISTRICT. —HIS RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. . and establish the state as the landago, Governor Alf Landon will 22. Governor Landon will tour. 24. The Landon family, when night of August 26 at Buffalo, w Woodrow Wilson opened his ances on the way to and from eastern center. The rally here will be the important occasion in which t SS His Eastern Tour Amid Scenes of His Birth Republican Nominee Will Make Many Platform Appearances to Meet People. West Middlesex, Pa.—In this village, where he was born 49 years his eastern campaign for the Presidency of the United States, August Governor Landon’s tribute to the scene of his birth is bringing forth a response which indicates the largest turnout in the history of this quaint Pennsylvania village. deliver here the first of three major addresses scheduled, for his eastern The second will be at Chautauqua, N. Y., the night of August visited West Middlesex during the summer holidays, spent much of the time at Chautauqua, which has been a powerful agency in moulding educational and public opinion. The third address will be given the cessful campaign in 1912. Governor Landon will make platform appearsands of Governor Landon’s eastern friends and supporters will be able to participate. don’s birthplace is in the center of a vast industrial person Governor Lanarea—6,000,000° ive within a radius of 100 miles, and many thousands are expected to hear the Republican nominee. West Middlesex recalls that John M. Landon, father of Governor Landon, came to this section of Pennsylvania to enter the oil fields. Landon family moved to Elba, O. before Alf Landon was born, but at the time of his birth in 1887, his mother was visiting in West Middlesex at the home of her father, a . . Methodist Episcopal minister. . Governor Landon’s Saying that ‘you can’t spend what you haven’t got’”” was taught him -at parental knees in a family that knew hard. times along with the good. Young Landon was taught the principles of thrift from. his earliest childhood. Applying those principles as governor of Kansas, where he cut taxes and balanced the state budget, during the depression, has brought national attention to the man and to his methods of government, which he proposes to install in Washington. S place Crisis U.-S. Faces Stressed by Knox Vice Presidential Nominee Heartens Throng at Connersville, Ind. start Connersville, Ind.—The gravity of the present situation confronting the American people was pointed out here by Colonel Frank Knox, Republican nominee for Vice-President, in the first major speech of the campaign following his acceptance address in Chicago. “The issues we discuss are grave,’’ Colonel Knox said. ‘The American people have not faced since the Civil War an election with more at stake. We are confronted with problems that go to the very roots of the American economic system.’’ In continuing to stress the ‘“‘crusade,’’ Colonel Knox attacked the New Deal party with the assertion: ‘Whatever the government has been doing about recovery has. been wrong. It has not helped recovery. It has blocked recovery. The Administration has proceeded on the theory that the business man and the farmer must bé told how to run their businesses by some planner in Washington.’’ Vandenberg Urges Fight for Liberty Chicago. — Declaring that the American flag ‘‘is not yet red nor even pink,’’ Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan told the Union League Club in an address here that ‘‘it still is the personification of ‘the Constitution; it still is the banner of a free peopie who propose to vote themselves a new emancipation’”’ in November. Asserting that the American people must ‘‘fight for their liberty,”’ Senator Vandenberg charged that the New Deal administration is sponsoring, through Secretary Henry Wallace, an ‘unwritten constitution.’ “If you do not want this ‘unwritten constitution’ this may be your last opportunity to say so,’’ warned Senator Vandenberg. they here sucthe first houThe ? t ’ -— Mr. Edd Addington left early t week for Feather Falls, Butfe county, and where he is engaged in reopening his mining Horseshoe mine. property, Assays from the ore ran quite high and Mr. Addingon feels he has promise of a good producing property, as soon as more development is carried out. his A new roof is being put on the Elks building in Nevada City this MONDAY, AUGUST. 17, 1936. — a EEE Miss Mary Warnecke and Walter Miss Warnecke will enter the Convent of the Holy Names, Walter will enter the University of California in the pre-medical course. = Harry Davey leaves Friday to begin his senior year at the University of California at Berkeley. Miss Clariss Holland goes to Berkeley Wednesday to enter her sophomore year at the . University of California. : LEGAL NOTICES No. 3696 NOTICE TO CREDITORS , a Notice is hereby given by the u dersigned Administrator of the estate of Mary Ethel Dunn, deceased, to the creditors of and to all persons having claims against the said decedent to, within six months after the first publication of this notice, either file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada or exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, to me at 1421 Central Bank Building, Oakland, California, which place the undersigned seleets as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. LAWRENCE J. DUNN Administrator of the estate Mary Ethel Dunn, Deceased. Dated at Oakland, California, July 23, 1936.July 27, Aug. 37.10, 17. of PHONE 100 Nevada City, California, week. The hot tar and roofing ma. terial-is being spread over a surface of about 100 by 60 feet. the a CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street Nevada City PHONE 67 . FINE . WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and _ REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 Spee NUGGET ADS PAY TRY. HOTEL o's er to 2 A SPLENDID VALUE 9 159 Powe.Lyt STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby omens ea Me oe a % 4 ae ot JP? <7 2 erfreenfengerte teereetess Oe Re Renee THE : ~ NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present : Day Conditions Subscribe for The Nugget. SPECIALS FRI, AND SAT. Phone 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City, FREE DELIVERY C. L. HOGUE OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Ore and Bullion ¢ Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco »_ Plant: South San Francisco ae Bring your car to us fot quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops’ weather proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, Genanes ASHTON, THE HATTER PINAUDS HAIR TREATMENT Pau de Quinne Pinaud Shampoo a $1 -60 value FOR ONLY $1.10 Boataee Every Day San Francisco-Oakland Pier juuto Ferry Continuous SERVICE when traffic demands Hourty Service ALL NIGHT Cat on Lhe boat ST. REGIS ALARM CLOCKS . Dependable and fully guaranteed 98c St. Regis Watches Southern Pacific Golden gare. Cgsighen oy ies, Lt stay he Ferries Utd. Mrs. Preston’s . News Stand > Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City on all potteries, painted china and im ported white china DICKERMAN DRUG STORE Nevada City Fully guaranteed #¥.00 = ee : TRY HERBS FOR THE CURING OF SICKNESS AND AILMENTS SEE OUR WINDOWS Herbs is the oldest form of medicine ONE-THIRD OFF SALE used. Its methods and knowledge hand has been handed: down through the ages and it is still as effective as times of old. Herbs will cure where others fail. Regain health with herbs. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. p. mM. /. K. H. LAU, Herbalist . ( 121 S. Church St., Grass Valley, Cal. Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES MAKER OF REFINED STYLES frrivstater itt A Repaired and Cleaned by Women’s and Men’s Hats” Retrim-/} John W. Darke med. Cleaned and Reblocked ‘$1. 504 Vernon St. Roseville. eral blacksmithing. “OUR WOKK SATISI'IES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City _ GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage I“The Gables” Nite Club — DANCING to'the music of a crack. black and white jazz band every night. A hot number singer to while away the time. Complete Bar Service . KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding ~ RAY’S.-F: (IT SHOP 220 East Main ¢ . GRASS , ALLEY \ Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS Phone 602 Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED Sunday and holidays, 9 a. m. to 2 : Consultation FREE. Chinese Herbs. } PIANO—BUNGALOWSIZE .TO BE sold at Nevada City at once for balance due. Most any terms. Fine tone, perfect condition and Baldwin guaranteed. For location and inspection privilege write L. Andrews, auditor, 5926 Morse Drive, Oakland, Calif. 8-10-4te FOR SALE—FARM FOR $1.00 PER DAY—Small down payment. droom house partly furnished; 3 barns; 80 chickens; 24 rabbits; 1 Jersey cow. Running spring water, 27 acres. 5 acres in orchard and truck garden. Balance tall timber.'2 miles north of Nevada City, near Graham Farm. P. O. Box 127. 8-10-2tp SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or new pipe at attractive prices. Write for booklet and prices. Pacific Pipe Co. 309 Main Street, San Fran-~eisco, Calif. eon 12, 19, 26. July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. Ae: -7,14,2198 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS USED—We have several good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rum: sey’s. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washing: . Machine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline. engine washers, ulso Rasy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s 120 East Main St. Grass Valley — Phone 9 for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf USED WASHERS—From $10 vod Maytags and other popular models. Terms Phone 9 are easy. Rumsey’s 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley. ‘Warnecke left Sunday for Oakland. wi

STATEWIDE POLL UNDERTAKEN ON LIQUOR ISSUES Those who recently circulated loeal option petitions here were cooperating today with an army of approximately 2,000 volunteer workers throughout the state, in a houseto-house poll to determine the public’s attitude on the two liquor control measures which will appear on the November ballot. These have been designated as Propositions No. 3 and No. 9. The so-called local option measure . —Proposition No. 9—shattered all previous records for the number. of Signatures obtained by voluntter workers, according to the secretary of state. This is regarded as indicaCARY S. ARBOGAST (Incumbent) is a candidate for supervisor of the First District. ae BOY! am . growing!” TRY OUR HOT WEATHER COLD MEATS Pressed Tongue, Baked Ham, Boiled Ham, Corned Beef, Veal Loaf, Pimento Loaf, . Head Cheese. ALL NUTRITIOUS AND DELICIOUS Keystone Market . State . SINGLE TAXON LAND SIMILAR TO SOVIET ACT SACRAMENTO, Aug. 17.—Drawing a sharp parallel between the tenets of “Single Tax’’ (Land Tax) advocates, and the decree of the Soviet Republic, confiscating private property, John R. Quinn, chairman of the State Veterans’ Welfare Board, today denounced the “Single Tax” Alct on the November ballot—Proposition Number 1—as “‘a deliberate attive of aroused public opinion on the present liquor set up, Local option petitions. containing 200,337 names from all but ‘four counties in the state have been certified. This was nearly 15,000 more names than the 186,378 required to place an initiative measure on the ballot. In a statewide campaign caucus of local option leadérs at Atascadero last Wedtiesday, sponsors of the lo€al option law stressed the fact that, in a strict sense, the proposition is “neither wet nor dry”, but is simply an enabling act, which will give individual cities, towns or counties the power to ‘‘regulate, zone or prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages’, thus breaking the monopoly now held by the board of equalization. Campaign lines were forming this week as the army of volunteer workers received their instructions to carry the house-to-house poll into every precinct in the state. Results of this canvass will be carefully analyzed and compared with: previous statewide votes on the liquor question as a foundation for the forththe world as would confiscate private property in land, without one penny of compensation to the miscalled owners.”’ f the land in Russia: “All private ownership of land—within the confines of the Russian republic is abolished forever.”’ this brazen attempt at Communistic legislation which “would home-owners and farmers of their properties and wreck our industries. Proposition Number 1 is a deliberate attempt to use the taxing power for radical experimentation.”’ assaulting her husband): ‘im if ’e loved me, an’ ’e was so long thinkin’ about it aht I ’it ’imy with a NEVADA CITY NUGGET tempt to plunge California into Communfstic experimentation.” “The taxes which would be charged under the ‘Single Tax’ in California are—plainly and designedly Landon Opens confiscatory,’’ asserted Quinn, ‘‘the admitted intent of the act being to destroy home and farm ownership lord of its citizens. “Such a proposal is in direct viofation of the fundamental American principle which guarantees the right of private ownership of property. Establishing the parellel: between “Single Tax,” theories and Communistict doctrines, insofar as property rights are concerned, Quinn quoted the principles and purposes of both groups, as follows: Henry George, father of the “Single Tax’’: ‘Private ownership of land is gainst natural justice, no matter by what laws it may be sanctioned. I would bring about instantly, if I could, such change of laws all over The Societ decree, naionalizing “California voters,’’ said Quinn, ‘should overwhelmingly repudiate rob our Cockney Woman (charged with “I asked coming campaign for local option. mop.’’—Troy (N. Y.) Times-Record. an — Joke “ Jerry” (INCUMBENT) CANDIDATE FOR THE Senate SEVENTH DISTRICT RepublicanDemocratic Parties PRIMARY ELECTION AUGUST 25TH, 1936 —ENDORSED BY LABOR —A PROVEN FRIEND OF MINING. —COMMENDED TO YOU BY FARMERS, CON. SERVATIONISTS, BUSINESS MEN, AND PRO. GRESSIVE LEADERS OF THIS DISTRICT. —HIS RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. . and establish the state as the landago, Governor Alf Landon will 22. Governor Landon will tour. 24. The Landon family, when night of August 26 at Buffalo, w Woodrow Wilson opened his ances on the way to and from eastern center. The rally here will be the important occasion in which t SS His Eastern Tour Amid Scenes of His Birth Republican Nominee Will Make Many Platform Appearances to Meet People. West Middlesex, Pa.—In this village, where he was born 49 years his eastern campaign for the Presidency of the United States, August Governor Landon’s tribute to the scene of his birth is bringing forth a response which indicates the largest turnout in the history of this quaint Pennsylvania village. deliver here the first of three major addresses scheduled, for his eastern The second will be at Chautauqua, N. Y., the night of August visited West Middlesex during the summer holidays, spent much of the time at Chautauqua, which has been a powerful agency in moulding educational and public opinion. The third address will be given the cessful campaign in 1912. Governor Landon will make platform appearsands of Governor Landon’s eastern friends and supporters will be able to participate. don’s birthplace is in the center of a vast industrial person Governor Lanarea—6,000,000° ive within a radius of 100 miles, and many thousands are expected to hear the Republican nominee. West Middlesex recalls that John M. Landon, father of Governor Landon, came to this section of Pennsylvania to enter the oil fields. Landon family moved to Elba, O. before Alf Landon was born, but at the time of his birth in 1887, his mother was visiting in West Middlesex at the home of her father, a . . Methodist Episcopal minister. . Governor Landon’s Saying that ‘you can’t spend what you haven’t got’”” was taught him -at parental knees in a family that knew hard. times along with the good. Young Landon was taught the principles of thrift from. his earliest childhood. Applying those principles as governor of Kansas, where he cut taxes and balanced the state budget, during the depression, has brought national attention to the man and to his methods of government, which he proposes to install in Washington. S place Crisis U.-S. Faces Stressed by Knox Vice Presidential Nominee Heartens Throng at Connersville, Ind. start Connersville, Ind.—The gravity of the present situation confronting the American people was pointed out here by Colonel Frank Knox, Republican nominee for Vice-President, in the first major speech of the campaign following his acceptance address in Chicago. “The issues we discuss are grave,’’ Colonel Knox said. ‘The American people have not faced since the Civil War an election with more at stake. We are confronted with problems that go to the very roots of the American economic system.’’ In continuing to stress the ‘“‘crusade,’’ Colonel Knox attacked the New Deal party with the assertion: ‘Whatever the government has been doing about recovery has. been wrong. It has not helped recovery. It has blocked recovery. The Administration has proceeded on the theory that the business man and the farmer must bé told how to run their businesses by some planner in Washington.’’ Vandenberg Urges Fight for Liberty Chicago. — Declaring that the American flag ‘‘is not yet red nor even pink,’’ Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan told the Union League Club in an address here that ‘‘it still is the personification of ‘the Constitution; it still is the banner of a free peopie who propose to vote themselves a new emancipation’”’ in November. Asserting that the American people must ‘‘fight for their liberty,”’ Senator Vandenberg charged that the New Deal administration is sponsoring, through Secretary Henry Wallace, an ‘unwritten constitution.’ “If you do not want this ‘unwritten constitution’ this may be your last opportunity to say so,’’ warned Senator Vandenberg. they here sucthe first houThe ? t ’ -— Mr. Edd Addington left early t week for Feather Falls, Butfe county, and where he is engaged in reopening his mining Horseshoe mine. property, Assays from the ore ran quite high and Mr. Addingon feels he has promise of a good producing property, as soon as more development is carried out. his A new roof is being put on the

Elks building in Nevada City this MONDAY, AUGUST. 17, 1936. — a EEE Miss Mary Warnecke and Walter Miss Warnecke will enter the Convent of the Holy Names, Walter will enter the University of California in the pre-medical course. = Harry Davey leaves Friday to begin his senior year at the University of California at Berkeley. Miss Clariss Holland goes to Berkeley Wednesday to enter her sophomore year at the . University of California. : LEGAL NOTICES No. 3696 NOTICE TO CREDITORS , a Notice is hereby given by the u dersigned Administrator of the estate of Mary Ethel Dunn, deceased, to the creditors of and to all persons having claims against the said decedent to, within six months after the first publication of this notice, either file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada or exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, to me at 1421 Central Bank Building, Oakland, California, which place the undersigned seleets as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. LAWRENCE J. DUNN Administrator of the estate Mary Ethel Dunn, Deceased. Dated at Oakland, California, July 23, 1936.July 27, Aug. 37.10, 17. of PHONE 100 Nevada City, California, week. The hot tar and roofing ma. terial-is being spread over a surface of about 100 by 60 feet. the a CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street Nevada City PHONE 67 . FINE . WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and _ REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 Spee NUGGET ADS PAY TRY.. HOTEL o's er to 2 A SPLENDID VALUE 9 159 Powe.Lyt STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby omens ea Me oe a % 4 ae ot JP? <7 2 erfreenfengerte teereetess Oe Re Renee THE : ~ NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present : Day Conditions Subscribe for The Nugget. SPECIALS FRI, AND SAT. Phone 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City, FREE DELIVERY C. L. HOGUE OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Ore and Bullion ¢ Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco »_ Plant: South San Francisco ae Bring your car to us fot quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops’ weather proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, Genanes ASHTON, THE HATTER PINAUDS HAIR TREATMENT Pau de Quinne Pinaud Shampoo a $1 -60 value FOR ONLY $1.10 Boataee Every Day San Francisco-Oakland Pier juuto Ferry Continuous SERVICE when traffic demands Hourty Service ALL NIGHT Cat on Lhe boat ST. REGIS ALARM CLOCKS . Dependable and fully guaranteed 98c St. Regis Watches Southern Pacific Golden gare.. Cgsighen oy ies, Lt stay he Ferries Utd. Mrs. Preston’s . News Stand > Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City on all potteries, painted china and im ported white china DICKERMAN DRUG STORE Nevada City Fully guaranteed #¥.00 = ee : TRY HERBS FOR THE CURING OF SICKNESS AND AILMENTS SEE OUR WINDOWS Herbs is the oldest form of medicine ONE-THIRD OFF SALE used. Its methods and knowledge hand has been handed: down through the ages and it is still as effective as times of old. Herbs will cure where others fail. Regain health with herbs. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. p. mM. /. K. H. LAU, Herbalist . ( 121 S. Church St., Grass Valley, Cal. Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES MAKER OF REFINED STYLES frrivstater itt A Repaired and Cleaned by Women’s and Men’s Hats” Retrim-/} John W. Darke med. Cleaned and Reblocked ‘$1. 504 Vernon St. Roseville. eral blacksmithing. “OUR WOKK SATISI'IES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City _ GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage I“The Gables” Nite Club — DANCING to'the music of a crack. black and white jazz band every night. A hot number singer to while away the time. Complete Bar Service . KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding ~ RAY’S.-F: (IT SHOP 220 East Main ¢ . GRASS , ALLEY \ Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS Phone 602 Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED Sunday and holidays, 9 a. m. to 2 : Consultation FREE. Chinese Herbs. } PIANO—BUNGALOWSIZE .TO BE sold at Nevada City at once for balance due. Most any terms. Fine tone, perfect condition and Baldwin guaranteed. For location and inspection privilege write L. Andrews, auditor, 5926 Morse Drive, Oakland, Calif. 8-10-4te FOR SALE—FARM FOR $1.00 PER DAY—Small down payment. droom house partly furnished; 3 barns; 80 chickens; 24 rabbits; 1 Jersey cow. Running spring water, 27 acres. 5 acres in orchard and truck garden. Balance tall timber.'2 miles north of Nevada City, near Graham Farm. P. O. Box 127. 8-10-2tp SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or new pipe at attractive prices. Write for booklet and prices. Pacific Pipe Co. 309 Main Street, San Fran-~eisco, Calif. eon 12, 19, 26. July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. Ae: -7,14,2198 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS USED—We have several good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rum: sey’s. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washing: . Machine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline. engine washers, ulso Rasy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s 120 East Main St. Grass Valley — Phone 9 for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf USED WASHERS—From $10 vod Maytags and other popular models. Terms Phone 9 are easy. Rumsey’s 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley. ‘Warnecke left Sunday for Oakland. wi