December 9, 1935 (6 pages)

at par ah 24 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935 any plea?”““Yes,. your honor. balking at spinach. Self de—Columbia Jester And when you think it over serusly, do you blame the youngsters DR WEST ANNIVERSARY OFFER ’s Tooth Paste 25c West’s Waterproof Tooth Brush 50c West Both for 47° STATIONERY SPECIAL 24 large size sheets— Both’ for 29° PLAYING CARDS Linen finish cards, gold 3 and silver edge. 39° DECK Bt DICKERMAN DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY 24 large size envelopes—: ax % o reste , age aXe +9, . Cie if/you shop with us. for—whether old—we can help you. priced. HOLIDAY Cascade Vellum’ large gift box—7 envelopes. _ GIFT PROBLEMS SPECIAL Stationery 72 sheets and 48 An Choice of colors. exceptional bargain at. 49c. R.E. HARRIS SAFETY j~ DRUG STI zE can be easily and quickly solved . No matter who you are buying they are young or Our Gift items. are reasonably in _ FINE REPAIRING 520 Coyote Street WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray Phone 16 The Sun Produce and Grocery Co. 315 Broad Street. SPECIALS FRI. Phone 74 $14 Broad St. AND SAT. EDDIE LEONG . QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND Nevada City FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON NEWS WASHINGTON, Dec. 9,—Mr. and Mrs. . . O. Kohler and son, George. spent Thanksgiving at the Schwartz ranch at Pleasant Valley. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Haverstock of the Washington hotel, had as their guest for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. L. Land. Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith and Mrs. Wachter, Mrs. Smiith’s mother, who have resided in Washington for the past two years, moved to Nevada City the early part of the last week. While in Washington they made many friends who regret their leaving our town. James Erway who has been in Washington with his family has moved to Grass Valley for the winter. Mr. G. Thomas, one of the owners of the Eagle Bird mine ‘was a have removed the pumps from the mine and quite a lot of equipment has been removed, and sold. The: Eagle Bird at one time was one of the big: producers: in this district, and we hope to see. work resumed again ,soon. Mr. Carl Kramer and father.J: S. Kramer have returned to Washington for the winter. Carl has. been care-taker at the Bagle Bird mine. " Mr. Malcome B. Morse of Boston, was a visitor in Washington recently, on mining. business. The mail service in Washington has been changed to three days per week. The people here really need service more in winter than in the summer months, as the summer most every one can go out. Now without mail, we seem more isolated during the winter months. A petition has been signed and sent to Washington D; 0. asking for our *regular daily mail service, every one here is ‘hoping it will be granted. NUGGET ADS PAY Be Comfortable Get Your . : MATTRESSES . Repaired and Cleaned by John W.Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. recent visitor in Washington. They7 x Of a river’s lullaby. I sing of little citiesIn the California hills, I sing of the little cities I sing of the little cities— Little cities o’ mine; Litle Cities O’ Mine There are songs of the world’s great cities With their ceaseless throbbing din, There are song§$ of their wealth and power, . Their splendor and squalor and sin; But . sing of the little cities Where the dim, old pathways lie, And the nights are filled with the music Caressed by the winds of heaven And succored by snow-born rills; Each one with its man made canyon, _ Its tunnels and ditches and shaft, Where of old the giants labored And the wine of adventure quaffed. Dreaming the dreams of old, Yet hailing the rainbow promise Of a glad new age of gold: Wearing the badge of courage When the hours are dull and grey, And holding romance and wonder In the name of a by gone day. Whose olden paths were emblazoned By the heroes of forty nine; I sing of their dauntless courage; I pledge them my faith and love; May the way be bright before them, i May the skies be blue above. a —A. MERRIAM CONNER. J LAUREL PARLOR ELECTS FOR ENSUING TERM — Latirel Parlor No’ 6, N. D. G. W. elected officers for the coming term at their regular meeting, Wednesday. Card games were enjoyed after the meeting. High scores were made by Ida Sweeney, Edith Davey, and Frances Eilerman: Minerva Wright was ‘awarded the mystery. ‘The evening was concluded with * eafe steate ateste eesterte rts oye atest oleate * eastern 2 ofesleofenteleoteteleofertecteseotetestuseateolatedeofetestateteststecteas NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds,: giving the free gold x percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. x Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. ‘ Mail order check work promptly attended to. Ks Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and CS Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. : rs AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE — ¢ E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor cae feteietnioiiotiietiiqte , P< 4 < % sobeloolofetoteteodede dogeok i rest eee RMI, e RHieiHieiinieiiniets \ADEES,,. GEMEN: ; STRONG MAN Ede MEAT BUY THE BEST AT SEEIN OPTOMETRIST. SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF Keystone Market NOTE OUR PRICES . TRY OUR QUALITY WE DO NOT— . WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best Steaks, Chops, Roasts, _ Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, Sausages,Ham, Bacon CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street,., Nevada City Phone 67: LUMBER First Quality at Lower Prices Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our sawmill at Camptonville. LEE EVANS CAMPTONVILLE THE NEW WAY To clean clothes THE NEW MACHINE That cleans them in a jiffy THE NEW FLUID That leaves no odor THE NEW SPEED 24 hour service Mountain Folks Take Notice Please! Your suits received here in-the morning shipped out to you that night. GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS ED. BURTNER, Prop. Phone 375—Grass Valley supper in the banquet’ hall with Christmas as the decorative motif Officers elected at the meeting were. Mary Davies, Past President; Mildred Tobiassen, President; Ada Chatfield, First Vice (President; Ida Sweeney, Second Vice President . Jessie Scott, Third Vice President; Nellie Clark, Recording Secretary; ' Annie Hooper, Marshall; Mary Martin, Inside Sentinel; Josie Muscardini, Outside Sentinel; Frances Elierman, Pianist; Annie Dark, Lena Calanan, Katherine Williamson, trustees. : “Don’t you find writing a thankless job?’’ “On th contrary, everything I write is returned to. me_ with thanks.” —Watchman Examiner SIGNAL OIL COMPANY'S HIGH TEST It will burn in lamps BURNS CLEANER THAN ANY OTHER STOVE OIL ON THE MARKET It gives maximum heating service, and saves you money. Regular and free deliveries to home or business firm. Nevada County Distributor Grass Valley Phone 626 AUTO ASSN: TO ISSUE MEMBERS LICENSE PLATES Preparations are being completed by the California State’ Automobile Association for providing its 65,000 with the issuance service for 1936 as in’ past years, jit was) announced today by Arthur H. Breed, president of the motorists organization. Technical questions arising from the new additional state license fee have been settled and the club has arranged with the Department of Motor Vehicles for the Association to serve its members as usual in connection with securing their 1936 license plates, Breed stated. The service will be given through th{rty-three Asspciatoin offices jin as many cities of northern ana central. Californ‘a. Principal facts concerning,’ the approaching period for renewal of automobile registration are as folThe renewal period opens January 2 and closes January ‘30 at midnight, when a penalty goes into effect doubling the amount that will have to be paid under the additional license fee based on car Value, © ; Automobilgq owners will receive from the Department of Motor Vehicles a post card notice. of valuation and the amount of additional fee due under the new law at the rate of $1.75 per $100. These notices will all be mailed by December 20, it has been announced. If for example, a car is valued by the Department at $1,000, the fee will be $17.50, or ten $1.75. Or if a car is valued at $476. the fee at $1.75 per $100 will figure out as$8.33. The minnimum valuation on any car will be $20, making the minimum additional fee 35 cents, or one fifth of $1.75 The new fee is in addition to !the regular $3 registration fee. i Registration certificates for 1935 stamped by the assesor. to show payment of personal property taxes must be presented. This requirment will cease after the 1936 renewal of registration as the new addition al fee supplants the personal property tax on registerd motor vehicles. members license plate same ITS TOM AND JERRY iF TIME AT “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING Delicious, Well-Cooked Foods Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road eee Mrs. Preston’s News Stand ; Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait ‘Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired 1 SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith : Light Welding . RAY’S Fi IT SHOP 220 Bast Main { rs Phone 602 GRASS . ALLEY — GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners Raviola and Chicken Dinner Lucca’s Special _ COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164. Soe ‘NATIONAL HOTEL : COFFEE SHOP” : Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present per Conditions e sh deconceeecesees: e Ore and Bullion ¢ Purchased Licensed! ‘by State of California — Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. FOSSIL ODDITY IS DISCOVERED BERKELY, Dec. 9,—A lifelike reproduction of the head and neck of Synthetoceras tricoraatus, which must have provided the small boy’s ideal of a_ self-starting sling-shot seven million years ago, if there were any small boys at that. time, has just been made under the direction of R. A. Stirton, curator of the vertebrate collection, Museum of Paleontology, University of California. The specimen, from an animal which may have resembled the California tule elk, in size, is extremely rare, and when une: ed by Stirton in the Clarendon district of the Texas Panhandle, consisted only of the upper portion of the skull, together with the horns. The unusual feature of the animal unknown in any other fossi? specimen, is a long horn arising from the premaxillae on each side of the nasal passage and bifurcate at the top in perfect resemblance of the gmall boy’s sling-shot,. It is supposed that the horn was used as both an offensive and defensive weapon, but tis pitchfork characteristics may have provided other uses as well. It is admitted that thé animal must have presented a strange sight, even among the oddly accoutered creatures of the period. In addition to this horn atop its nose, the animal had two single prong frontal horns. The animal appears to have ranged on the Texas plain in the lower Pliocene period, together with the tremendous bear dog, bigger than the biggest. bear now known and having both canine and bear characteristics to a marked extent. The field lin which these fossils were found has been known since 1890, making.it one of the oldest in the country. It is also one of the most prolific in fossil specimens. Subscribe for The Nugget. FORREST B. RISLEY CLEANING AND PRESSING TAILORING Men's Salts: $1.00 . GET NH eR ag a ey dea 00 Ladies’ Dresses ...2.. $1.00 Up Phone 217 W. Broad St., Nev. City MR. GILBERT WARNER, the artist . , will tach an art class if there are enough persons interested to join. Anyone interested please communicate with Mrs. B. G. Goldsmith. Phone Nevada City 142 J. USED. STOVES—$10 and up. Circulators and radiant heaters, also a fewk\wood and coal ranges. EB, Z. terms. Grass Valley Electric, 120 Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-6-1mc E. JAMESON, CARPENTER, Care National Hotel, wants day or job lot’ work. 10-18tf BUILDING CONTRACTOR WILL build two houses in Nevada City or vicinity, for sale or rent. Terms’ of sale or rent to be on consistent business basis. Apply Nugget Office. 11-18-tf E, JAMESON, CARPENTER, care National Hotel, wants day or job lot work, 10-18tf CARS BOUGHT AND REFINANCED Loans made on cars, 1930 Buick Roadster in A-1 shape. Other excellent offerings at out establishment. Fred A. Rupley, 120 East Main St., Grass Valley. 6-22-tr ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS USED—We have several good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley Electric Co. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new WashingMachine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine washers, also Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse ‘Refrigerators. Vgry Easy Terms Grass Valley Electric ‘Co. 120 Hast Main St. Grass Valley Phone 9 for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf USED. WASHERS—From $10 up-—— Maytags and other popular models. Terms are éasy. Grass Valley Electrir. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. . Grass Valley. it

at par ah 24 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935 any plea?”““Yes,. your honor. balking at spinach. Self de—Columbia Jester And when you think it over serusly, do you blame the youngsters DR WEST ANNIVERSARY OFFER ’s Tooth Paste 25c West’s Waterproof Tooth Brush 50c West Both for 47° STATIONERY SPECIAL 24 large size sheets— Both’ for 29° PLAYING CARDS Linen finish cards, gold 3 and silver edge. 39° DECK Bt DICKERMAN DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY 24 large size envelopes—: ax % o reste , age aXe +9, . Cie if/you shop with us. for—whether old—we can help you. priced. HOLIDAY Cascade Vellum’ large gift box—7 envelopes. _ GIFT PROBLEMS SPECIAL Stationery 72 sheets and 48 An Choice of colors. exceptional bargain at. 49c. R.E. HARRIS SAFETY j~ DRUG STI zE can be easily and quickly solved . No matter who you are buying they are young or Our Gift items. are reasonably in _ FINE REPAIRING 520 Coyote Street WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray Phone 16 The Sun Produce and Grocery Co. 315 Broad Street. SPECIALS FRI. Phone 74 $14 Broad St. AND SAT. EDDIE LEONG . QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND Nevada City FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON NEWS WASHINGTON, Dec. 9,—Mr. and Mrs. . . O. Kohler and son, George. spent Thanksgiving at the Schwartz ranch at Pleasant Valley. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Haverstock of the Washington hotel, had as their guest for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. L. Land. Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith and Mrs. Wachter, Mrs. Smiith’s mother, who have resided in Washington for the past two years, moved to Nevada City the early part of the last week. While in Washington they made many friends who regret their leaving our town. James Erway who has been in Washington with his family has moved to Grass Valley for the winter. Mr. G. Thomas, one of the owners of the Eagle Bird mine ‘was a have removed the pumps from the mine and quite a lot of equipment has been removed, and sold. The: Eagle Bird at one time was one of the big: producers: in this district, and we hope to see. work resumed again ,soon. Mr. Carl Kramer and father.J: S. Kramer have returned to Washington for the winter. Carl has. been care-taker at the Bagle Bird mine. " Mr. Malcome B. Morse of Boston, was a visitor in Washington recently, on mining. business. The mail service in Washington has been changed to three days per week. The people here really need service more in winter than in the summer months, as the summer most every one can go out. Now without mail, we seem more isolated during the winter months. A petition has been signed and sent to Washington D; 0. asking for our *regular daily mail service, every one here is ‘hoping it will be granted. NUGGET ADS PAY Be Comfortable Get Your . : MATTRESSES . Repaired and Cleaned by John W.Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. recent visitor in Washington. They7 x Of a river’s lullaby. I sing of little citiesIn the California hills, I sing of the little cities I sing of the little cities— Little cities o’ mine; Litle Cities O’ Mine There are songs of the world’s great cities With their ceaseless throbbing din, There are song§$ of their wealth and power, . Their splendor and squalor and sin; But . sing of the little cities Where the dim, old pathways lie, And the nights are filled with the music Caressed by the winds of heaven And succored by snow-born rills; Each one with its man made canyon, _ Its tunnels and ditches and shaft, Where of old the giants labored And the wine of adventure quaffed. Dreaming the dreams of old, Yet hailing the rainbow promise Of a glad new age of gold: Wearing the badge of courage When the hours are dull and grey, And holding romance and wonder In the name of a by gone day. Whose olden paths were emblazoned By the heroes of forty nine; I sing of their dauntless courage; I pledge them my faith and love; May the way be bright before them, i May the skies be blue above. a —A. MERRIAM CONNER. J LAUREL PARLOR ELECTS FOR ENSUING TERM — Latirel Parlor No’ 6, N. D. G. W. elected officers for the coming term at their regular meeting, Wednesday. Card games were enjoyed after the meeting. High scores were made by Ida Sweeney, Edith Davey, and Frances Eilerman: Minerva Wright was ‘awarded the mystery. ‘The evening was concluded with * eafe steate ateste eesterte rts oye atest oleate * eastern 2 ofesleofenteleoteteleofertecteseotetestuseateolatedeofetestateteststecteas NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds,: giving the free gold x percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. x Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. ‘ Mail order check work promptly attended to. Ks Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and CS Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. : rs AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE — ¢ E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor cae feteietnioiiotiietiiqte , P< 4 < % sobeloolofetoteteodede dogeok i rest eee RMI, e RHieiHieiinieiiniets \ADEES,,. GEMEN: ; STRONG MAN Ede MEAT BUY THE BEST AT SEEIN OPTOMETRIST. SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF Keystone Market NOTE OUR PRICES . TRY OUR QUALITY WE DO NOT— . WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best Steaks, Chops, Roasts, _ Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, Sausages,Ham, Bacon CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street,., Nevada City Phone 67: LUMBER First Quality at Lower Prices Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our sawmill at Camptonville. LEE EVANS CAMPTONVILLE THE NEW WAY To clean clothes THE NEW MACHINE That cleans them in a jiffy THE NEW FLUID That leaves no odor THE NEW SPEED 24 hour service Mountain Folks Take Notice Please! Your suits received here in-the morning shipped out to you that night. GRASS VALLEY

CLEANERS ED. BURTNER, Prop. Phone 375—Grass Valley supper in the banquet’ hall with Christmas as the decorative motif Officers elected at the meeting were. Mary Davies, Past President; Mildred Tobiassen, President; Ada Chatfield, First Vice (President; Ida Sweeney, Second Vice President . Jessie Scott, Third Vice President; Nellie Clark, Recording Secretary; ' Annie Hooper, Marshall; Mary Martin, Inside Sentinel; Josie Muscardini, Outside Sentinel; Frances Elierman, Pianist; Annie Dark, Lena Calanan, Katherine Williamson, trustees. : “Don’t you find writing a thankless job?’’ “On th contrary, everything I write is returned to. me_ with thanks.” —Watchman Examiner SIGNAL OIL COMPANY'S HIGH TEST It will burn in lamps BURNS CLEANER THAN ANY OTHER STOVE OIL ON THE MARKET It gives maximum heating service, and saves you money. Regular and free deliveries to home or business firm. Nevada County Distributor Grass Valley Phone 626 AUTO ASSN: TO ISSUE MEMBERS LICENSE PLATES Preparations are being completed by the California State’ Automobile Association for providing its 65,000 with the issuance service for 1936 as in’ past years, jit was) announced today by Arthur H. Breed, president of the motorists organization. Technical questions arising from the new additional state license fee have been settled and the club has arranged with the Department of Motor Vehicles for the Association to serve its members as usual in connection with securing their 1936 license plates, Breed stated. The service will be given through th{rty-three Asspciatoin offices jin as many cities of northern ana central. Californ‘a. Principal facts concerning,’ the approaching period for renewal of automobile registration are as folThe renewal period opens January 2 and closes January ‘30 at midnight, when a penalty goes into effect doubling the amount that will have to be paid under the additional license fee based on car Value, © ; Automobilgq owners will receive from the Department of Motor Vehicles a post card notice. of valuation and the amount of additional fee due under the new law at the rate of $1.75 per $100. These notices will all be mailed by December 20, it has been announced. If for example, a car is valued by the Department at $1,000, the fee will be $17.50, or ten $1.75. Or if a car is valued at $476. the fee at $1.75 per $100 will figure out as$8.33. The minnimum valuation on any car will be $20, making the minimum additional fee 35 cents, or one fifth of $1.75 The new fee is in addition to !the regular $3 registration fee. i Registration certificates for 1935 stamped by the assesor. to show payment of personal property taxes must be presented. This requirment will cease after the 1936 renewal of registration as the new addition al fee supplants the personal property tax on registerd motor vehicles. members license plate same ITS TOM AND JERRY iF TIME AT “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING Delicious, Well-Cooked Foods Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road eee Mrs. Preston’s News Stand ; Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait ‘Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired 1 SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith : Light Welding . RAY’S Fi IT SHOP 220 Bast Main { rs Phone 602 GRASS . ALLEY — GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners Raviola and Chicken Dinner Lucca’s Special _ COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164. Soe ‘NATIONAL HOTEL : COFFEE SHOP” : Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present per Conditions e sh deconceeecesees: e Ore and Bullion ¢ Purchased Licensed! ‘by State of California — Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. FOSSIL ODDITY IS DISCOVERED BERKELY, Dec. 9,—A lifelike reproduction of the head and neck of Synthetoceras tricoraatus, which must have provided the small boy’s ideal of a_ self-starting sling-shot seven million years ago, if there were any small boys at that. time, has just been made under the direction of R. A. Stirton, curator of the vertebrate collection, Museum of Paleontology, University of California. The specimen, from an animal which may have resembled the California tule elk, in size, is extremely rare, and when une: ed by Stirton in the Clarendon district of the Texas Panhandle, consisted only of the upper portion of the skull, together with the horns. The unusual feature of the animal unknown in any other fossi? specimen, is a long horn arising from the premaxillae on each side of the nasal passage and bifurcate at the top in perfect resemblance of the gmall boy’s sling-shot,. It is supposed that the horn was used as both an offensive and defensive weapon, but tis pitchfork characteristics may have provided other uses as well. It is admitted that thé animal must have presented a strange sight, even among the oddly accoutered creatures of the period. In addition to this horn atop its nose, the animal had two single prong frontal horns. The animal appears to have ranged on the Texas plain in the lower Pliocene period, together with the tremendous bear dog, bigger than the biggest. bear now known and having both canine and bear characteristics to a marked extent. The field lin which these fossils were found has been known since 1890, making.it one of the oldest in the country. It is also one of the most prolific in fossil specimens. Subscribe for The Nugget. FORREST B. RISLEY CLEANING AND PRESSING TAILORING Men's Salts: $1.00 . GET NH eR ag a ey dea 00 Ladies’ Dresses .....2.... $1.00 Up Phone 217 W. Broad St., Nev. City MR. GILBERT WARNER, the artist . , will tach an art class if there are enough persons interested to join. Anyone interested please communicate with Mrs. B. G. Goldsmith. Phone Nevada City 142 J. USED. STOVES—$10 and up. Circulators and radiant heaters, also a fewk\wood and coal ranges. EB, Z. terms. Grass Valley Electric, 120 Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-6-1mc E. JAMESON, CARPENTER, Care National Hotel, wants day or job lot’ work. 10-18tf BUILDING CONTRACTOR WILL build two houses in Nevada City or vicinity, for sale or rent. Terms’ of sale or rent to be on consistent business basis. Apply Nugget Office. 11-18-tf E, JAMESON, CARPENTER, care National Hotel, wants day or job lot work, 10-18tf CARS BOUGHT AND REFINANCED Loans made on cars, 1930 Buick Roadster in A-1 shape. Other excellent offerings at out establishment. Fred A. Rupley, 120 East Main St., Grass Valley. 6-22-tr ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS USED—We have several good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley Electric Co. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new WashingMachine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine washers, also Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse ‘Refrigerators. Vgry Easy Terms Grass Valley Electric ‘Co. 120 Hast Main St. Grass Valley Phone 9 for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf USED. WASHERS—From $10 up-—— Maytags and other popular models. Terms are éasy. Grass Valley Electrir. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. . Grass Valley. it