August 30, 1935 (6 pages)

> FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET A composite letter from the three scouts, Dick Marriott, Ray Wilde and Albert Pratti now on tour of the United States was yesterday received by the Nevada City Nugget. It follows: Leaving Salt Lake City at 8:30 Wednesday evening we arrived at Grand Junction, Colorado, at 5 o’clock in the morning. For several hours after that we followed the beautiful Colorado rive through the beautiful country. At two in the afternoon we reached the Royal Gorge and Royal Gorge and the Arkansas river. The train stopped there ten minutes for us to view the Hanging Bridge over the river 1600 feet high, The train stopped at Pueblo a few miles below the Gorge and there was a rush for souvenirs. Here we changed to the Santa Fe, which made very fast time to Chicago. We arrived in Chicago the next afternoon, stopping on the way at La Junta to. be entertained by some scouts performing Indian dances. CHICAGO SIGHT SEEING Our troop was lucky in getting the top of the first double decker bus in Chicago for sight seeing. We took a two hour bus tour around the city and along Lake Michigan. After supper a visit was made to the Adjer Planetarium, an exhibit remaining from the World’s Fair. The scouts exclaimed this to be the most wonderful exhibit they had ever seen. Leaving Chicago at midnight on the Michigan Central we arrived in Dearborn at seven in the morning. Here the scouts were taken in -fifteen new Bord buses on a two hour tou through the Ford plant. Following that they viewed Ford’s famous Greenfield village, which was probably the most educational part of _ the trip. The fellows got a kjick out of riding on the old coaches and carriages around the village; getting out here and there to visit the numerous historical buildings. NIAGARA FALLS Saturday afternoon was spent in riding across Canada. We were igspected by the customs officials 04 the border across the river fro« Detroit. The train stopped at Falls View on the Canadian side, this was our first view of the falls. We then crossed to the American side, and our troop took a two hour ride in cars around the different parts of the falls and river and whirlpools. In going into Canada again were again inspected by officials, also on returning ‘to the United States. In the evening we had the opportunity. of seeing the Falls lighted up. We left on the New York Central at 9 that evening and arrivea in West Point at seven o’clock in the morning. We marched around viewing the grounds at West Point and then attending Sunday chureh services with the cadets in the open. Following this our troop visited with the two cadets at the academy from our council. They. were Elliott Ank, of Roseville and Warren Chapman of Nevada City. Both were glad to see us and told us about their ‘experiences there. Elliott is in his second year. Warren ‘had been there only two weeks. IN NEW YORK Arrival in New York City was made at noon Sunday. After getting settled in our hotel and eating we started on an afternoon tour around the city. We took a ferry out to the Statue of Liberty and climbed up It is 301 feet high. In the evening we visited Radio City. This visit surprised the scouts beyond astonishment. Seeing radio into the top of it. couts Write of Tour of Nation’s Big Cities ' aboard the largest ship in the world night view of New. York City was seen. Monday morning the Empire State Building was visited. It is 1250 feet high, 308 stories and takes a minute to reach the top in an elevator. Most of the fellows sent telegrams home or to friends from the top of the building at special ates. A wonderbuilding at special rates. A wonderfrom the top. Later. in the morning our troop visited the National Council office of the Boy Scouts of America at 2 Park Avenue. Here Chiew Scout Executive West personally . presented. each Scout in our troop . with a jamboree neckerchief and . neckerchief slide. On our way back . to dinner we stopped at thé Boy Seout Trading Post, where all. the boy scout ifficial equipment is sold. NORMANDIE INSPECTED ‘That afternoon we saw the New York Giants play the Cincinnati baseball team. The Giants won 4-5. Wednesday morning everybody went the Normandie which was docked about eight blocks from the hotel. This huge ship was a city in itself accompanying 2200 passengers. That afternoon we were the guests Jack Dempsey at his. cafe where he personally greeted each scout and gave him a souvenir sports book. The scouts enjoyed rides on the elevated railroads, the new 8th Avenue Subway which travels about 70 miles an hour, traveling 65 blocks.in 5% minutes. Leaving Jersey City at midnight Tuesday, we arrived in Philadelphia in the morning at seven. We visitea Independence Hall, saw the Liberty Bell, but did not get a chance to ring it. Saw where Washington was first inaugurated as President. The scouts were awed by the very narrow streets in Philadelphia;. some of the main streets being only wide enough for one way traffic. Everyone saw the home of the Flag of our country at Betsey Ross’s home on Arch street. Around the corner from this place is Christ church. In Philadelphia we visited also Scout Headquarters, natural museum and the city park, before leaving for Washington, D. C. : ed the site where the. Jamboree tents and camping equipment erected. We were there on the opening day August 21. A stop was made at Arlington Cemetery, viewing the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier; then Lincoln Memorial and.the Mall. After eating supper a two hou tour was taken around the city seeing the government buildings and the parks. This tour ended at the White House to see and listen to the broadcast of the President to the scouts all over the country. Through misunderstanding at the last minute we were not able to see. it. It was a great disappointment to the. boys . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Stecl cuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F; iT SHOP 220 East Main : GRASS , ALLEY “The Gables” cy Nite Club ‘Trap and Chinese Drums \ Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road Music De Luxe Every Evening DANCING Phone 602 CRRA but nevertheless they all can say they have been in the White House. , This was the climax of our journey. . WESTWARD HO! . Our ‘std¥ in Washington was way . todo short; just six hours, permission . being granted just to pass through the city to view it but not to camp . there. Leaving at 9 in the evening . our Baltimpre and Chicago train . arrived in Chicago at 2:30 Thurs. day afternoon. Our troop received a . personally conducted tour ‘through . Marshall Field’s Department Store, . the largest in the world. The scouts . saw’ where 8 million dollars worth . of furecoats were: stored in the sum. mer, in fireproof, air cooled rooms . at 20 degrees above zero. One whole . floor was devoted to a dining room; . another to rugs and carpets. A visit . given for rides on the elevated railj road around the Chicago Loop and. up town. Half of the troop went for a motor boat ride on Lake Michigan viewing the skyline at night. Leaving Chicago at 10:30 Thursday night we are now on the way to Minneapolis. A guide, showing an old iady through the Zoo, took her to a cage occupied by a kangaroo. : “Here, madam,” he said, “we have a native of Australia.’ “Good gracious,’ she replied, ‘‘and to think my sister married one w' them.” MOUNT ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Accredited to the University of . California and all State. Normals . . Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy VISITING WASHINGTON . Our train arrived in Washingtou at 3 in the afternoon in the middle of a rain storm. We got into buses and took the 25 mile ride down the Potomac river to Mt. Vernon staying there .an’ hour. Everyone envied Washington at wanting to spend his last days here; it was so’ quiet and peaceful. On the way back we viewwould have been; seeing a lot of the Be Comfortable “* &e & MATTRESSES Repaired.and Cleaned by John W.Darke Nevada City Phones 109M. Commercia] St. 109 J. Get Your : Registration Day —— August Nineteenth. Classes start—-August twen-. } ty-sixth. CHOPS ROASTS POT ROASTS COLD MEATS SAUSAGES WE DO NOT— WE WILL NOT— Carry Anything But the Best Note Our Prices Try Our Quality Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS . Commercial St. Nevada City Rolnieieieinieleeinieiei dleinieieielosine) + Tes ee iM Xn Ry 4 le a q rs “ eet OI MIO TOI Ot ~ NATIONAL © Nevada City, California we ane ‘ Here you will find * A. i. ROWEN Prices That Meet Present : Sigan) Distributes Sa teste steste Mestestasteste ste Merteateste Sestesteat af ne ne se ntee along sete tly Na nhe age the Celene nena eile tie 0y Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s ‘Stove Oil is refined after a special formula which insures greater heating service at a savings which you will appreciate. HOTEL COFFEE SHOP We can make regular deliveries to your home. eloieteleleieiniuieinivinidnidieicininieini® Day Conditions Phone Grass Valley 626 i x acs Men's Stites: 000025. 3.-22-255--2s . tet 110 AEN en AO Staats MES Ip Iota creat Ladies’ Dresses Phone 217 W. Broad St., Nev. City’ CLEANING AND PRESSING — = take . Mrs. Preston’s News Stand Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada Oity FORREST B. RISLEY TAILORING .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City ~ Phone ‘Yss CLEANING Men’s Suits, dresses, sweaters, anything. Quick efficient service both in cleaning and dyeing. Suits made to order. Showing fall fabrics now. . Grass Valley Cleaners ED. BURTNER, PROP. Phone 375 Grass Valley e lq Health and Happiness you too. Herbs for all ail Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. broadcasts, how sounds on the radio. Vee ‘ana Vea Herb Co. are made, how radios work, sound effests, air conditions, studios were. 494 s, Church St., some of the things they saw. Before visiting Radio City the other portion of Rockefeller City was toured Y CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS Our herbs have brought health and happiness to thousands. We can restore your health to Chinese ments. Office hours 4 daily 4. p. m. to 9 p. m. Saturday 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Grass Valley. Oew ta dress, beautifully finished rooms, with colored ted baths end showers, located on San Francisco's femous Powell Street opposite Union Square Restaurant Coffes Shop + Cocktail Room Circulating Ice Water. RATES 4 1-50 2.00 2.50 3.00 SINGLE 2.50 3,00 3.50 4.00 DOUBLE : GARAGE SERVICE AT ENTRANCE POWELL AT O'FARRELL STREET » SAN HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER “MEET ME AT THE MANX” 220 Commercial ‘Street . NEVADA CITY CABINET SHOP R. C. ROGERS, Prop. KITCHENS REMODELED—ALTERATIONS MADE CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Nevada City with the assistance of guides. Both, places took up eight hours in the evening. On top of the main building, 70 stories high, a ’ wonderful os TRY. HOTEL of's A SPLENDID VALUE 159 PoweLi STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant MAIN STREET Floor off the Lobby SUNDAY IN THE BEAUTIFUL MURAL BALLROOM OF THE NEW DEAL GRASS VALLEY MUSIC BY JEANNETTE’S MELODIOUS TRIO. =. Finest Beer, Wines and Fancy Drinks Foods of Excellence NIGHT As Smooth As Glass IF YOU ARE LOOKING GOOD TIME . ‘WITH A DONT FAIL Electrical Murray ! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND IRONERS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE WILL CALL AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBES FREE 203 Commercial Street ~ Nevada City Phone 454 . UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches 50° ANd Dimmers .-.-.0:220:-----2e0seceeneonmenence nes ecesenesceeseneenwaneone Raviola and Chicken 75° Lucca’s Special COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men and Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS 109 S. Church St:, Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone Nevada City Routes Wednesday and Saturday : -W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral: Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City pap . Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in n

> FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET A composite letter from the three scouts, Dick Marriott, Ray Wilde and Albert Pratti now on tour of the United States was yesterday received by the Nevada City Nugget. It follows: Leaving Salt Lake City at 8:30 Wednesday evening we arrived at Grand Junction, Colorado, at 5 o’clock in the morning. For several hours after that we followed the beautiful Colorado rive through the beautiful country. At two in the afternoon we reached the Royal Gorge and Royal Gorge and the Arkansas river. The train stopped there ten minutes for us to view the Hanging Bridge over the river 1600 feet high, The train stopped at Pueblo a few miles below the Gorge and there was a rush for souvenirs. Here we changed to the Santa Fe, which made very fast time to Chicago. We arrived in Chicago the next afternoon, stopping on the way at La Junta to. be entertained by some scouts performing Indian dances. CHICAGO SIGHT SEEING Our troop was lucky in getting the top of the first double decker bus in Chicago for sight seeing. We took a two hour bus tour around the city and along Lake Michigan. After supper a visit was made to the Adjer Planetarium, an exhibit remaining from the World’s Fair. The scouts exclaimed this to be the most wonderful exhibit they had ever seen. Leaving Chicago at midnight on the Michigan Central we arrived in Dearborn at seven in the morning. Here the scouts were taken in -fifteen new Bord buses on a two hour tou through the Ford plant. Following that they viewed Ford’s famous Greenfield village, which was probably the most educational part of _ the trip. The fellows got a kjick out of riding on the old coaches and carriages around the village; getting out here and there to visit the numerous historical buildings. NIAGARA FALLS Saturday afternoon was spent in riding across Canada. We were igspected by the customs officials 04 the border across the river fro« Detroit. The train stopped at Falls View on the Canadian side, this was our first view of the falls. We then crossed to the American side, and our troop took a two hour ride in cars around the different parts of the falls and river and whirlpools. In going into Canada again were again inspected by officials, also on returning ‘to the United States. In the evening we had the opportunity. of seeing the Falls lighted up. We left on the New York Central at 9 that evening and arrivea in West Point at seven o’clock in the morning. We marched around viewing the grounds at West Point and then attending Sunday chureh services with the cadets in the open. Following this our troop visited with the two cadets at the academy from our council. They. were Elliott Ank, of Roseville and Warren Chapman of Nevada City. Both were glad to see us and told us about their ‘experiences there. Elliott is in his second year. Warren ‘had been there only two weeks. IN NEW YORK Arrival in New York City was made at noon Sunday. After getting settled in our hotel and eating we started on an afternoon tour around the city. We took a ferry out to the Statue of Liberty and climbed up It is 301 feet high. In the evening we visited Radio City. This visit surprised the scouts beyond astonishment. Seeing radio into the top of it. couts Write of Tour of Nation’s Big Cities ' aboard the largest ship in the world night view of New. York City was seen. Monday morning the Empire State Building was visited. It is 1250 feet high, 308 stories and takes a minute to reach the top in an elevator. Most of the fellows sent telegrams home or to friends from the top of the building at special ates. A wonderbuilding at special rates. A wonderfrom the top. Later. in the morning our troop visited the National Council office of the Boy Scouts of America at 2 Park Avenue. Here Chiew Scout Executive West personally . presented. each Scout in our troop . with a jamboree neckerchief and . neckerchief slide. On our way back . to dinner we stopped at thé Boy Seout Trading Post, where all. the boy scout ifficial equipment is sold. NORMANDIE INSPECTED ‘That afternoon we saw the New York Giants play the Cincinnati baseball team. The Giants won 4-5. Wednesday morning everybody went the Normandie which was docked about eight blocks from the hotel. This huge ship was a city in itself accompanying 2200 passengers. That afternoon we were the guests Jack Dempsey at his. cafe where he personally greeted each scout and gave him a souvenir sports book. The scouts enjoyed rides on the elevated railroads, the new 8th Avenue Subway which travels about 70 miles an hour, traveling 65 blocks.in 5% minutes. Leaving Jersey City at midnight Tuesday, we arrived in Philadelphia in the morning at seven. We visitea Independence Hall, saw the Liberty Bell, but did not get a chance to ring it. Saw where Washington was first inaugurated as President. The scouts were awed by the very narrow streets in Philadelphia;. some of the main streets being only wide enough for one way traffic. Everyone saw the home of the Flag of our country at Betsey Ross’s home on Arch street. Around the corner from this place is Christ church. In Philadelphia we visited also Scout Headquarters, natural museum and the city park, before leaving for Washington, D. C. : ed the site where the. Jamboree tents and camping equipment erected. We were there on the opening day August 21. A stop was made at Arlington Cemetery, viewing the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier; then Lincoln Memorial and.the Mall. After eating supper a two hou tour was taken around the city seeing the government buildings and the parks. This tour ended at the White House to see and listen to the broadcast of the President to the scouts all over the country. Through misunderstanding at the last minute we were not able to see. it. It was a great disappointment to the. boys . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Stecl cuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F; iT SHOP 220 East Main : GRASS , ALLEY “The Gables” cy Nite Club ‘Trap and Chinese Drums \ Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road Music De Luxe Every Evening DANCING Phone 602 CRRA but nevertheless they all can say they have been in the White House. , This was the climax of our journey. . WESTWARD HO! . Our ‘std¥ in Washington was way . todo short; just six hours, permission . being granted just to pass through the city to view it but not to camp . there. Leaving at 9 in the evening . our Baltimpre and Chicago train . arrived in Chicago at 2:30 Thurs. day afternoon. Our troop received a . personally conducted tour ‘through . Marshall Field’s Department Store, . the largest in the world. The scouts . saw’ where 8 million dollars worth . of furecoats were: stored in the sum. mer, in fireproof, air cooled rooms . at 20 degrees above zero. One whole . floor was devoted to a dining room; . another to rugs and carpets. A visit . given for rides on the elevated railj road around the Chicago Loop and. up town. Half of the troop went for a motor boat ride on Lake Michigan viewing the skyline at night. Leaving Chicago at 10:30 Thursday night we are now on the way to Minneapolis. A guide, showing an old iady through the Zoo, took her to a cage occupied by a kangaroo. : “Here, madam,” he said, “we have a native of Australia.’ “Good gracious,’ she replied, ‘‘and

to think my sister married one w' them.” MOUNT ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Accredited to the University of . California and all State. Normals . . Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy VISITING WASHINGTON . Our train arrived in Washingtou at 3 in the afternoon in the middle of a rain storm. We got into buses and took the 25 mile ride down the Potomac river to Mt. Vernon staying there .an’ hour. Everyone envied Washington at wanting to spend his last days here; it was so’ quiet and peaceful. On the way back we viewwould have been; seeing a lot of the Be Comfortable “* &e & MATTRESSES Repaired.and Cleaned by John W.Darke Nevada City Phones 109M. Commercia] St. 109 J. Get Your : Registration Day —— August Nineteenth. Classes start—-August twen-. } ty-sixth. CHOPS ROASTS POT ROASTS COLD MEATS SAUSAGES WE DO NOT— WE WILL NOT— Carry Anything But the Best Note Our Prices Try Our Quality Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS . Commercial St. Nevada City Rolnieieieinieleeinieiei dleinieieielosine) + Tes ee iM Xn Ry 4 le a q rs “ eet OI MIO TOI Ot ~ NATIONAL © Nevada City, California we ane ‘ Here you will find * A. i. ROWEN Prices That Meet Present : Sigan) Distributes Sa teste steste Mestestasteste ste Merteateste Sestesteat af ne ne se ntee along sete tly Na nhe age the Celene nena eile tie 0y Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s ‘Stove Oil is refined after a special formula which insures greater heating service at a savings which you will appreciate. HOTEL COFFEE SHOP We can make regular deliveries to your home. eloieteleleieiniuieinivinidnidieicininieini® Day Conditions Phone Grass Valley 626 i x acs Men's Stites: 000025. 3.-22-255--2s . tet 110 AEN en AO Staats MES Ip Iota creat Ladies’ Dresses Phone 217 W. Broad St., Nev. City’ CLEANING AND PRESSING — = take . Mrs. Preston’s News Stand Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada Oity FORREST B. RISLEY TAILORING .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City ~ Phone ‘Yss CLEANING Men’s Suits, dresses, sweaters, anything. Quick efficient service both in cleaning and dyeing. Suits made to order. Showing fall fabrics now. . Grass Valley Cleaners ED. BURTNER, PROP. Phone 375 Grass Valley e lq Health and Happiness you too. Herbs for all ail Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. broadcasts, how sounds on the radio. Vee ‘ana Vea Herb Co. are made, how radios work, sound effests, air conditions, studios were. 494 s, Church St., some of the things they saw. Before visiting Radio City the other portion of Rockefeller City was toured Y CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS Our herbs have brought health and happiness to thousands. We can restore your health to Chinese ments. Office hours 4 daily 4. p. m. to 9 p. m. Saturday 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Grass Valley. Oew ta dress, beautifully finished rooms, with colored ted baths end showers, located on San Francisco's femous Powell Street opposite Union Square Restaurant Coffes Shop + Cocktail Room Circulating Ice Water. RATES 4 1-50 2.00 2.50 3.00 SINGLE 2.50 3,00 3.50 4.00 DOUBLE : GARAGE SERVICE AT ENTRANCE POWELL AT O'FARRELL STREET » SAN HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER “MEET ME AT THE MANX” 220 Commercial ‘Street . NEVADA CITY CABINET SHOP R. C. ROGERS, Prop. KITCHENS REMODELED—ALTERATIONS MADE CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Nevada City with the assistance of guides. Both, places took up eight hours in the evening. On top of the main building, 70 stories high, a ’ wonderful os TRY.. HOTEL of's A SPLENDID VALUE 159 PoweLi STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant MAIN STREET Floor off the Lobby SUNDAY IN THE BEAUTIFUL MURAL BALLROOM OF THE NEW DEAL GRASS VALLEY MUSIC BY JEANNETTE’S MELODIOUS TRIO. =. Finest Beer, Wines and Fancy Drinks Foods of Excellence NIGHT As Smooth As Glass IF YOU ARE LOOKING GOOD TIME . ‘WITH A DONT FAIL Electrical Murray ! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND IRONERS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE WILL CALL AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBES FREE 203 Commercial Street ~ Nevada City Phone 454 . UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches 50° ANd Dimmers ..-.-.0:220:-----2e0seceeneonmenence nes ecesenesceeseneenwaneone Raviola and Chicken 75° Lucca’s Special COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men and Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS 109 S. Church St:, Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone Nevada City Routes Wednesday and Saturday : -W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral: Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City pap . Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in n