February 11, 1935 (4 pages)

PAGETWO ee . THE MEVADA CITY NUGGET. MONDAY, FEB. 11, 1935 : eafesteste wth! Dr. U. H. Stewart is’very ill at his TO ENTERTAIN. OFFICER i +home, having suffered a hemmorage ry ‘ 5 i 3 a Nevada City Nugget . Eri ce $] rte somaen in the st Tow 467:. oy Wedneuiay evening Coa ‘ ‘ % Tine: 5 umme s e attending + ‘ ‘ 305 Broad Street. Phone'36 * : ne pt : ; Crest Grove, No. 41, will entertain @ : ; rl Sy ICUS. : es their State Manager Eva Ferguson Leet tey dete merett . step oe ee ies oe Printed and, Pub“Mykerinos ruled in Egypt.” Three young ladies, the Misses . pattie, and hold installation of offi: : Barkers, and Miss Mildred Cain, al! : : Herodotus. f Chi ih k dia cers. It is planned to make it quite H. M,LEETE...-.----.--.--eeeseceeeeeeeenteneeeetes: Editor and Publisher é eae oes cake shang Gass ats a an elaborate affair and all members é a glo 8 ea ace =a : i ‘ j ‘ welcome to attend. . zy Published Semi-weekly,, Monday and Friday at An Irishman ruled as Egypt snow sports up on the Tahoe Ukiah pes saa ke even at the con> Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matIn ages long ago; highway. 1 emg : C ti x Ay ter of the second eure the che ates ae Myself could scarce believe it ; ARs clusion of the meeting. ee, City,, _ vie : noe a 3, . But here’s the way I know, Chocolate cream decorated hearts UBSC I 9) fb vend ti with names on at Colley’s Confect: ae One year (Im Advance) ...:.:sg--eeeee--eee* $2.50 % ead a page or history . : * é i : goneied FRATERNAL AND : And on it was his name; Vev : bese deteteteeaeaee dete eeeceteteteeletetetet we Mykerinos, Myke Erinos,. Gustés kind Wee incitina tie CLUB DIRECTORY for sale at Nugget Office. ONCE UPON A TIME To Ireland's lastin’ fame. Myself can see him rulin’, A crown upon his head, The Egypts bowin’ to him . An’ glory round him spread; He reared a mighty pyramid Wid’ shamrocks on it too, An’ the blessed harp o’ Ireland To prove his heart was true. : WOMAN'S. CIVIC CLUB. Signal Stove Oil Regular meetings the 2nd. and : tourth Mondays of the month, at : the Brand Studio. President, Mrs. C. E. Parsons. Secretary, Mrs. C. G. Sweeney This may sound like the beginning of a fairy tale, but really, a generation from now it may be told as a fact to children—school children. Once upon a time Grass Valley and Nevada City, the tax payers and the fathers and mothers of school children, had an opportunity to act together in grasping a great opportunity. . The Federal Government was ready to give the two cities a large sum of money for the purpose of building a Union High School, a school that would reflect in its architecture and its facilities for education, in its spacious recreation grounds and park, the high ideals of the people of the two communities. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, . f «. e . N. 8S. G. W., @ Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian Castle, 232 Broad’ Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome. CARL J. TOBIASSEN, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec’y. Me “S Heldininivinmicioioe, 3 7 See ohe % + Sure an Irishman ruled in Egypt An’ kicked up many a row; He winked at Lady Isis An’ chased the sacred cow; efor : And when this opportunity came, and a plan for its ac-;4 Hoe Le ee % . . * ou ; ceptance was discussed, there was a rushing to and fro among . * U page ad ion 7. inin ‘ cas — those who cherished old-prejudicies, old rancours, old jealous-! + Fe ie : : e gre ele : take “al Of Signal's varied a ies, and the soiled cerements of a dead past. & pees a green ribbons on it = . Gromit tes Hive OF te R. P. 0; Bike There was also a gathering together of the few who fore-. % n’ drove it through the. land. ‘ Snark iene ee ao oe and fourth eet see the future, who, inevitably, through experience, education , ¥ * 8 Sey eats Tae. Waiting. Bite , , y» 4 Pp : : : ; KA service at a savings which dk ledge, k1 the broader and better way, the way An’ so he frisked an’ frolicked 7 (gna welcome. aa scat santas ‘ i ; : ] E, t . 5 % you will appreciate. W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. that leads to a wider horison and happier life, not for themn Egypt long ago; * VoV. FOLEY. Secretary. He led the grand processions * We can make regular dee . < =f SS selves, but for their children and their neighbor's children. These two forces met. Unfortunately, the opportunity came almost overnight; there was little time for the leadership of either croup to enlist the support of the taxpayers and the fathers and mothers of children. The decision of the two groups to accept or reject this great opportunity had to bind, . at least for the time being, the people of both communities. ‘So, once upon a time, a great opportunity came for the upbuilding of Grass Valley and Nevada City. Was it rejected, or, was it accepted ? liveries to your home. —— A. I. ROWEN The Sun Produce and 2 ; Grocery Co. Signal Distributor Nevada City, California Phone 88 Phone Grass Valley 626 815 Broad Street Wid his red head all aglow, He banished all the serpints, An’ for ould Ireland’s sake, For ivery dried up mummy He held an Irish wake. <7 res a Fee eee eeeeeteeiebeieenteqeieaetes Mykerinos, Myke Erinos, In Egypt long ago, I] don’t know how ye got there Nor why ye had to go; But sure ye lit a thousand lamps An’ turned the nights to days, An’ ye charmed the lady Egypts Wid the blarnev of ye'r ways. —A. Merriam Conner. UNIVERSAL WAR NEAR Why are the nations arming for war? Which side will the churches take? ‘ Why is the Truth involved? What will be the result? MR. E. D. ORRELL j Under the auspices of the Watch Tower of Brooklyn, N. Y. will give the Bible answer to these questions Sunday, Feb. 17th, at 2:30 p. m. A letter received Saturday by Mrs. Mrs. Alice Hiscox, of Sacramento, Annie Godfrey from her son, Dal-. spent the week, end visiting her bert Godfrey, mining ‘engineer in. mother, Mrs. Watters on Gold Flat. ; the Phillippine Islands, stated he Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meservey had heard all the voices clearly in. ,nq two daughters, of Oakland, his telephone call here on Christma» . gnent the week end at Town Talk. morning. He was quite happy tv. visiting with his mother, Mrs. W. E. have heard from his loved ones at Meservey and sister, Miss Mamie home. Meservey. : a \FRESHMEN-JUNIORS —. -{@ yy; (I Th HH ON). . Veterans’ Memorial Building . LEAD HONOR ROLL ——Mrs. Theodore Rundy was out Grass Valley = =‘ 255,So. Auburn St. The Nevada City high school hon. Saturday after an illness of ten days. ALL WELCOME SEATS FREE NO COLLECTIONS or Roll for the report period ending Miss Gladys Bennyhoff, teacher in ‘in January shows the. Freshmen! the Alameda schools, Miss Gladys leading in the California ScholarSchreiber, treasurer, and chief as-, ship Federation (C. S. F.) and the sistant of the Oakland Camp Fire . Juniors in the’ Ten. Point Honor Girls, and Miss June Schreiber, came Roll. : up from Oakland and spent the week 10 POINT HONOR ROLL ,end at Camp Augusta, Lake Vera. . Freshmen-—Leonard Dolton, Rex They enjoyed snow -sports-on the Ta.Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR Robinson, Edna Doolittle, Alice Grahoe Ukiah highway near the Ski Course. 5 Paul Snyder came down from Dorothy Dutch Flat and is spending a few, ® days at his home on Gold Flat. Mr. ij ham. ' Sophomores—-Wylie King. . Juniors—Ellen Russell, \ Truscott, Fabien Joyal, Walter Warme Margaret Wyant, 2ozanne and Mrs. Snyder are residing ae i . 4 necke, Boggs. Dutch Flat for a time ‘where Mr. Day and Night Service Anywhere Seniors——Virginia Day. {Snyder is engaged in mining. . No need to have a heating problem ' OHAPTER 10 C. S. F. . Mr. Tony Levezola, of the hotel at . Downieville, was in Nevada City ; : 3 Freshmen—Gerald Coke, Vella i !Flindt, Ruth’ Godfrey, Mary Martz; Saturday, having come down to visit . # aene : ry ’ Lucy Proctor. his wife who is ill inv the Nevada : Sophomores--A dele. Joershke, . City Sanitari: . Robert Proctor, Phillip Joyal. John): Mrs. E. M. keetor motored to . Harding. i Eureka Friday in response to a telegram from her sister stating that Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone 133 OUR SERVICE TO YOU RE you trying to depend upon a fireplace or a stove to keep your house. warm? The fire goes down and then Juniors—Alberta Watters, Betty . . A . { ’ A . ° the house gets chilly. You get tired, worn-out just trying . Teftt. ‘their mother, Mrs. W. G. Richards, Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, to be comfortable. ! Count—A 3, B 2, C 1. Music, Typ-' W@8 still very seriously ill in the} Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering Gas heating has the wonderful advantage of keeping l ing, Home Making, and Mechanical , hospital there. . of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing Dr. B. W. Hummelt performed opgoing without anyone even thinking about the fire. With Drawing equal \%. . . erations on Bert Hutton, of Nevada : YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US gas heating equipment you can have steady, even, circulating, Se a, nS . City and upon. Mrs. James Story, of . i ee ' , day ght. the Nevada City-Grass Valley road, , Only Service of It’s Kind in Nevada City RIGCHER— At the Nevada City Santhis forenoon, at the Nevada City; itarium, Nevada. City, Nevada Sanitarian : county, California, setae eel On Saturday. Ed Carey had a 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisgrowth removed from his lip. Dr. A. Modern gas heating appliances operate with highest efficiency. The various types and models, too, are priced to meet every family budget requirement. That is why. thousands and thousands of doctors, clerks, farmers, machinists, GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS At The Nevada City Garage 2 cher, a son. . j salesmen, policemen, building owners, young folks, old folks Loe. TB. Tiekell performed the operation. a _ ei everywhere use and praise gas heating. ce ll nnanneeamamaememiemmntiemmmneamaed eee : sree — = Hh ; 3 "+ ras HS 5 Heo etegotet eneieeitoioteiototottututetetetatet », We 0% she 4% Now during this season of changeable weather is the \¢ Grass Valley 2 . alii lid chard cae daa a neeroneeeets ; time to install gas heating equipment. No more need to wish + ¢ C M BROWN 5 1 l d B t Sh = \ J 5 "i 4 ue for an easier way ik Steam Laundry K is = eau VY op oe + : + + . . % to keep the house ie % REAL ESTATE * Davis f anscript Bldg., Commercial Street + warm. You will . / EFFICIENT TYPES 3 : . . ; z . < : . * and 4 in 4 Ce has cums OF GAS APPLIANCES . 3 un if ombo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 : a im * % can be arranged. FLOOR FURNACE . . $45 UP INSURANCE FB 3 Luxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 ‘ a : plus installation . z i { * qe « as RADIANTFIRE..$16 UP % Ne ORRA COMTE } 7 y : plus installation . 4s . : i CARMEN VECK STEAM RADIATOR . $31.50 UP 4 Telephone 470 Pho ofr : plus installation el ROMEO MOM OI MMOIS oil be bedsac as sate atesterkestastestesteate teste stent your i WARM-AIR FURNACE . . $90 UP. J A COULTER : Te Rn neen ne sdeste ae heat seeeste este stestesertesterton ig com, plus installation geebs Beene etesrtesesteste sent sestenestestestooestortestestesferteertentertesterte seoterteteoferteseateatesfeoesfecfestenfeoesfedfesfeeoter on this CIRCULATING HEATER. . $56 UP patil plus installation + Contractor & Builder . K M AKE NEGLECT IMPOSSIBLE. Gas heating plants are CONVERSION BURNER. . $65 UP quickly. and easily in: total price ; porta tape late STEAM BOILER. . fas $180 UP oe S hirts See the NEVADA CITY MONUMENTAL, WORKS if you are *# planning on a curbing, monumeut or m * arker by Decoration Day required. That give you that immaculate feeling of being well dressed. for the loved ones gone ahead. J. F. SIEGFRIED . % We have a_large stock of fine DRY CLEANING . Mining Engineering monument 1 kers : % y Bae. ae é3 aS 8 arkers . se eand .) When requested, one-day sery. sii 8 ud % hand. Send us a line and 1 will se oe eee : f ao ice is rendered % . Z faved od " send you a nice folder with pic; : ; me . te res of work we have in stoc ‘ : PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY * 111 Bennet St. » Grass Valley #. ese rs Si eke aes ; é ig i i ! Ks : sty AL 4 Call at the GRANITE Ww oS ; Owned » Operated Managed by Californians ‘ +s Grass Valley Phone 108 : a * : BANETE WORKS on the CHAMPION ROAD or , 15-235 be , (4/323 Broad St. Nevada City. [. % write L. NETZ, P. O. BOX 284, Nev ‘i 44 ’ . eee de Nevada City Phone 250-W =? ae oS A 284, Nevada City, California, 4 stertestest oo eS te Mae est 2 — ——-_— . ' ve heh Me oh he she ate ate he she theta ahaha she he Me shi he whe ote . q . sais sepa nas . ees et SEIMEI MAI IO nia = = opie meet OM oe tot TOO enotonte te testestesteatesteot esfeoteatenteate ste stesteote ; Pa 4 Se OS

PAGETWO ee . THE MEVADA CITY NUGGET.. MONDAY, FEB. 11, 1935 : eafesteste wth! Dr. U. H. Stewart is’very ill at his TO ENTERTAIN. OFFICER i +home, having suffered a hemmorage ry ‘ 5 i 3 a Nevada City Nugget . Eri ce $] rte somaen in the st Tow 467:. oy Wedneuiay evening Coa ‘ ‘ % Tine: 5 umme s e attending + ‘ ‘ 305 Broad Street. Phone'36 * : ne pt : ; Crest Grove, No. 41, will entertain @ : ; rl Sy ICUS. : es their State Manager Eva Ferguson Leet tey dete merett . step oe ee ies oe Printed and, Pub“Mykerinos ruled in Egypt.” Three young ladies, the Misses . pattie, and hold installation of offi: : Barkers, and Miss Mildred Cain, al! : : Herodotus. f Chi ih k dia cers. It is planned to make it quite H. M,LEETE......-.----.--.--eeeseceeeeeeeenteneeeetes: Editor and Publisher é eae oes cake shang Gass ats a an elaborate affair and all members é a glo 8 ea ace =a : i ‘ j ‘ welcome to attend. . zy Published Semi-weekly,, Monday and Friday at An Irishman ruled as Egypt snow sports up on the Tahoe Ukiah pes saa ke even at the con> Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matIn ages long ago; highway. 1 emg : C ti x Ay ter of the second eure the che ates ae Myself could scarce believe it ; ARs clusion of the meeting. ee, City,, _ vie : noe a 3, . But here’s the way I know, Chocolate cream decorated hearts UBSC I 9) fb vend ti with names on at Colley’s Confect: ae One year (Im Advance) .....:.:sg--eeeee--eee* $2.50 % ead a page or history . : * é i : goneied FRATERNAL AND : And on it was his name; Vev : bese deteteteeaeaee dete eeeceteteteeletetetet we Mykerinos, Myke Erinos,. Gustés kind Wee incitina tie CLUB DIRECTORY for sale at Nugget Office. ONCE UPON A TIME To Ireland's lastin’ fame. Myself can see him rulin’, A crown upon his head, The Egypts bowin’ to him . An’ glory round him spread; He reared a mighty pyramid Wid’ shamrocks on it too, An’ the blessed harp o’ Ireland To prove his heart was true. : WOMAN'S. CIVIC CLUB. Signal Stove Oil Regular meetings the 2nd. and : tourth Mondays of the month, at : the Brand Studio. President, Mrs. C. E. Parsons. Secretary, Mrs. C. G. Sweeney This may sound like the beginning of a fairy tale, but really, a generation from now it may be told as a fact to children—school children. Once upon a time Grass Valley and Nevada City, the tax payers and the fathers and mothers of school children, had an opportunity to act together in grasping a great opportunity. . The Federal Government was ready to give the two cities a large sum of money for the purpose of building a Union High School, a school that would reflect in its architecture and its facilities for education, in its spacious recreation grounds and park, the high ideals of the people of the two communities. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, . f «. e . N. 8S. G. W., @ Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian Castle, 232 Broad’ Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome. CARL J. TOBIASSEN, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec’y. Me “S Heldininivinmicioioe, 3 7 See ohe % + Sure an Irishman ruled in Egypt An’ kicked up many a row; He winked at Lady Isis An’ chased the sacred cow; efor : And when this opportunity came, and a plan for its ac-;4 Hoe Le ee % . . * ou ; ceptance was discussed, there was a rushing to and fro among . * U page ad ion 7. inin ‘ cas — those who cherished old-prejudicies, old rancours, old jealous-! + Fe ie : : e gre ele : take “al Of Signal's varied a ies, and the soiled cerements of a dead past. & pees a green ribbons on it = . Gromit tes Hive OF te R. P. 0; Bike There was also a gathering together of the few who fore-. % n’ drove it through the. land. ‘ Snark iene ee ao oe and fourth eet see the future, who, inevitably, through experience, education , ¥ * 8 Sey eats Tae. Waiting. Bite , , y» 4 Pp : : : ; KA service at a savings which dk ledge, k1 the broader and better way, the way An’ so he frisked an’ frolicked 7 (gna welcome. aa scat santas ‘ i ; : ] E, t . 5 % you will appreciate. W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. that leads to a wider horison and happier life, not for themn Egypt long ago; * VoV. FOLEY. Secretary. He led the grand processions * We can make regular dee . < =f SS selves, but for their children and their neighbor's children. These two forces met. Unfortunately, the opportunity came almost overnight; there was little time for the leadership of either croup to enlist the support of the taxpayers and the fathers and mothers of children. The decision of the two groups to accept or reject this great opportunity had to bind, . at least for the time being, the people of both communities. ‘So, once upon a time, a great opportunity came for the upbuilding of Grass Valley and Nevada City. Was it rejected, or, was it accepted ? liveries to your home. —— A. I. ROWEN The Sun Produce and 2 ; Grocery Co. Signal Distributor Nevada City, California Phone 88 Phone Grass Valley 626 815 Broad Street Wid his red head all aglow, He banished all the serpints, An’ for ould Ireland’s sake, For ivery dried up mummy He held an Irish wake. <7 res a Fee eee eeeeeteeiebeieenteqeieaetes Mykerinos, Myke Erinos, In Egypt long ago, I] don’t know how ye got there Nor why ye had to go; But sure ye lit a thousand lamps An’ turned the nights to days, An’ ye charmed the lady Egypts Wid the blarnev of ye'r ways. —A. Merriam Conner. UNIVERSAL WAR NEAR Why are the nations arming for war? Which side will the churches take? ‘ Why is the Truth involved? What will be the result? MR. E. D. ORRELL j Under the auspices of the Watch Tower of Brooklyn, N. Y. will give the Bible answer to these questions Sunday, Feb. 17th, at 2:30 p. m. A letter received Saturday by Mrs. Mrs. Alice Hiscox, of Sacramento, Annie Godfrey from her son, Dal-. spent the week, end visiting her bert Godfrey, mining ‘engineer in. mother, Mrs. Watters on Gold Flat. ; the Phillippine Islands, stated he Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meservey had heard all the voices clearly in. ,nq two daughters, of Oakland, his telephone call here on Christma» . gnent the week end at Town Talk.

morning. He was quite happy tv. visiting with his mother, Mrs. W. E. have heard from his loved ones at Meservey and sister, Miss Mamie home. Meservey. : a \FRESHMEN-JUNIORS —. -{@ yy; (I Th HH ON). . Veterans’ Memorial Building . LEAD HONOR ROLL ——Mrs. Theodore Rundy was out Grass Valley = =‘ 255,So. Auburn St. The Nevada City high school hon. Saturday after an illness of ten days. ALL WELCOME SEATS FREE NO COLLECTIONS or Roll for the report period ending Miss Gladys Bennyhoff, teacher in ‘in January shows the. Freshmen! the Alameda schools, Miss Gladys leading in the California ScholarSchreiber, treasurer, and chief as-, ship Federation (C. S. F.) and the sistant of the Oakland Camp Fire . Juniors in the’ Ten. Point Honor Girls, and Miss June Schreiber, came Roll. : up from Oakland and spent the week 10 POINT HONOR ROLL ,end at Camp Augusta, Lake Vera. . Freshmen-—Leonard Dolton, Rex They enjoyed snow -sports-on the Ta.Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR Robinson, Edna Doolittle, Alice Grahoe Ukiah highway near the Ski Course. 5 Paul Snyder came down from Dorothy Dutch Flat and is spending a few, ® days at his home on Gold Flat. Mr. ij ham. ' Sophomores—-Wylie King. . Juniors—Ellen Russell, \ Truscott, Fabien Joyal, Walter Warme Margaret Wyant, 2ozanne and Mrs. Snyder are residing ae i . 4 necke, Boggs. Dutch Flat for a time ‘where Mr. Day and Night Service Anywhere Seniors——Virginia Day. {Snyder is engaged in mining. . No need to have a heating problem ' OHAPTER 10 C. S. F. . Mr. Tony Levezola, of the hotel at . Downieville, was in Nevada City ; : 3 Freshmen—Gerald Coke, Vella i !Flindt, Ruth’ Godfrey, Mary Martz; Saturday, having come down to visit . # aene : ry ’ Lucy Proctor. his wife who is ill inv the Nevada : Sophomores--A dele. Joershke, . City Sanitari: . Robert Proctor, Phillip Joyal. John): Mrs. E. M. keetor motored to . Harding. i Eureka Friday in response to a telegram from her sister stating that Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone 133 OUR SERVICE TO YOU RE you trying to depend upon a fireplace or a stove to keep your house. warm? The fire goes down and then Juniors—Alberta Watters, Betty . . A . { ’ A . ° the house gets chilly. You get tired, worn-out just trying . Teftt. ‘their mother, Mrs. W. G. Richards, Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, to be comfortable. ! Count—A 3, B 2, C 1. Music, Typ-' W@8 still very seriously ill in the} Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering Gas heating has the wonderful advantage of keeping l ing, Home Making, and Mechanical , hospital there. . of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing Dr. B. W. Hummelt performed opgoing without anyone even thinking about the fire. With Drawing equal \%. . . erations on Bert Hutton, of Nevada : YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US gas heating equipment you can have steady, even, circulating, Se a, nS . City and upon. Mrs. James Story, of . i ee ' , day ght. the Nevada City-Grass Valley road, , Only Service of It’s Kind in Nevada City RIGCHER— At the Nevada City Santhis forenoon, at the Nevada City; itarium, Nevada. City, Nevada Sanitarian : county, California, setae eel On Saturday. Ed Carey had a 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisgrowth removed from his lip. Dr. A. Modern gas heating appliances operate with highest efficiency. The various types and models, too, are priced to meet every family budget requirement. That is why. thousands and thousands of doctors, clerks, farmers, machinists, GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS At The Nevada City Garage 2 cher, a son. . j salesmen, policemen, building owners, young folks, old folks Loe. TB. Tiekell performed the operation. a _ ei everywhere use and praise gas heating. ce ll nnanneeamamaememiemmntiemmmneamaed eee : sree — = Hh ; 3 "+ ras HS 5 Heo etegotet eneieeitoioteiototottututetetetatet », We 0% she 4% Now during this season of changeable weather is the \¢ Grass Valley 2 . alii lid chard cae daa a neeroneeeets ; time to install gas heating equipment. No more need to wish + ¢ C M BROWN 5 1 l d B t Sh = \ J 5 "i 4 ue for an easier way ik Steam Laundry K is = eau VY op oe + : + + . . % to keep the house ie % REAL ESTATE * Davis f anscript Bldg., Commercial Street + warm. You will . / EFFICIENT TYPES 3 : . . ; z . < : . * and 4 in 4 Ce has cums OF GAS APPLIANCES . 3 un if ombo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 : a im * % can be arranged. FLOOR FURNACE .. . $45 UP INSURANCE FB 3 Luxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 ‘ a : plus installation . z i { * qe « as RADIANTFIRE....$16 UP % Ne ORRA COMTE } 7 y : plus installation . 4s . : i CARMEN VECK STEAM RADIATOR . $31.50 UP 4 Telephone 470 Pho ofr : plus installation el ROMEO MOM OI MMOIS oil be bedsac as sate atesterkestastestesteate teste stent your i WARM-AIR FURNACE . . $90 UP. J A COULTER : Te Rn neen ne sdeste ae heat seeeste este stestesertesterton ig com, plus installation geebs Beene etesrtesesteste sent sestenestestestooestortestestesferteertentertesterte seoterteteoferteseateatesfeoesfecfestenfeoesfedfesfeeoter on this CIRCULATING HEATER. . $56 UP patil plus installation + Contractor & Builder . K M AKE NEGLECT IMPOSSIBLE. Gas heating plants are CONVERSION BURNER. . $65 UP quickly. and easily in: total price ; porta tape late STEAM BOILER. . fas $180 UP oe S hirts See the NEVADA CITY MONUMENTAL, WORKS if you are *# planning on a curbing, monumeut or m * arker by Decoration Day required. That give you that immaculate feeling of being well dressed. for the loved ones gone ahead. J. F. SIEGFRIED . % We have a_large stock of fine DRY CLEANING . Mining Engineering monument 1 kers : % y Bae. ae é3 aS 8 arkers . se eand .) When requested, one-day sery. sii 8 ud % hand. Send us a line and 1 will se oe eee : f ao ice is rendered % . Z faved od " send you a nice folder with pic; : ; me . te res of work we have in stoc ‘ : PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY * 111 Bennet St. » Grass Valley #. ese rs Si eke aes ; é ig i i ! Ks : sty AL 4 Call at the GRANITE Ww oS ; Owned » Operated Managed by Californians ‘ +s Grass Valley Phone 108 : a * : BANETE WORKS on the CHAMPION ROAD or , 15-235 be , (4/323 Broad St. Nevada City. [. % write L. NETZ, P. O. BOX 284, Nev ‘i 44 ’ . eee de Nevada City Phone 250-W =? ae oS A 284, Nevada City, California, 4 stertestest oo eS te Mae est 2 — ——-_— . ' ve heh Me oh he she ate ate he she theta ahaha she he Me shi he whe ote . q . sais sepa nas . ees et SEIMEI MAI IO nia = = opie meet OM oe tot TOO enotonte te testestesteatesteot esfeoteatenteate ste stesteote ; Pa 4 Se OS