February 20, 1933 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET omuiapenemmeminietns — Mrs. Lottie Baker Johnsion, former resident of this city, who has been very ill at her home in Sacramento for several weeks is reported TTL Ue OO Oe ee on Te he SOCIAL EVENTS MONDAY, FEB. 20, 1933 ee te epae in Honor = as greatly improved in health. Subscribe For The Nugget: ———— \j SATISFACTION . Patronize NEVADA CITY GARAGE Chas. W. LEITER, Prop. You get both here, in a. which -you — wiil Next you need gas, oil, or remanner appreciate. time pairs drive in and give us a trial You will be pleased with our complete garage service. 2 > hes ferfeofeafefertesfeeerteaterteferfesferteferteferfesferfesfereslerfesferiesferteole se fe afeateafeteateafecteafeate ae ateafeateateateatestetestentestestented g : : : g Glowing Beauty with Harriet Hubbard Ayer Preparations Without care brisk winds are apt to age your skin more than you suppose. Do come to our toilietries section for these rich creams that cleanse and nourish and protect—these ‘lotions that sooth and nourish _ To cleanse and lubricate Luxuria Cream 45c to 2.75 oO To nourish and stimulate _ Skin and Tissue Builder 85c To whiten the hands Hand Lotion 85c iets Almond Honey and Cucumber 85 cents DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . . ii a ss i . . { . = : = = 4 } Py et oe 0 Pt ek ' # iS . : Miss Retha Downey of Smaris-) Washington and Lincoln ville spent last week end-with her Program By P. a ae A. mother, Mrs. George Downey, and} . other members of the family . . Under the Auspices of the Nevada — [oity P. T. A. an elaborate program Mrs. 2ichard Phelan recently ati bole carmaneed 10° colncemurate tempted a-trip -from Downieville ce the dMethaay ul Cuore -Washingtol mlerra _ Viby: If reasized Beurs ©) and Abraham Lincoln. The following —— . is a partial resume of the program: Sas , . Grammar school orchestra, Star N. B. Bishop of French Corral Was) spangled Banner i{a visitor in this city last Saturday. “. Minuet by eight clever little girls. ae PLAYET Mrs. J. Fero who has been with} First scene—Entranee of Martha relatives in Berkeley has returned to land George Washington in costume Catherine Davis and Bobbie Carr: Addresses by the two honor puhave arrived from: Berkeley to spend . be ea sine povore. days at-their home in eee of George Washington and rls the second on Abraham Lincoln. SECOND SCENE Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln and son tha. [20 ety Smith, Billy Kilroy and ~~ . Roland Garwood. Pupils will also illustrate the breaking of the bonds of slavery. Particular praise should be given Miss Ruth Hogar and Miss, Ruth Tamblyn, teachers; Mr. Sweeny musical instructor, and Mrs. Ray Davis, class leader, for their hard work‘ in preparing this program This will be the first appearance of the grammar school band and it is thought that the publie will be surprised to learn of the progress of these pupils under the direction -of Mr. Sweeney. ; The P. T. A. elects a-elass leader for each class and Mrs. Ray Davis was chosen leader of the 5th grade, her home in this city. Mr.: and Mrs. George A. Legg Mrs. Glen the guest ofMr. and Mrs. Pierce and Harry Parsons over week-end. Pierce of Gridley was Frank Mr. and Ms. Ottis Sweetland, former residents of Nevada City, are week-end guests of. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Magonigal. Mr. Sweetland, came up-to see his mother, who has been quite ill for some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arthur and their daughter, Miss Caroline, former residents aof this city, accompanied by Mr .and Mrs. W. R. Gaff of San Francisco, spent the week-end in this city. Mrs. Emily Kinsman of Grass Valley visited her cousin, Mrs. Will : eee s 2 that is principally represented this Young, of Nevada City, the latter , é —_— . es . t of the week pies gear par : The program is’ given free of charge by the P. T. A in order that parents and the public can realize what is being accomplished in the local school. This is the second program sponsored by the P. T. A this month. A pennant is given the class that has the largest number of parents Milton Schiffner of San Francisco arrived Friday and is spending two weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner. Recorder Sam Clark today and tomorrow is spending in Sacramento attending the convention of ocunt n = . present each month. So far the 5th recorder. : z grade has carried the pennant every é month but one. Plans are to give Rev. Washburn of the Episcopal 2 = Picnic to the winning class at the church of Nevada City delivered end of the school term. splendid sermon on the life of George Washington yesterday morning. a Newly Wedded Couple In Automobile Crash Miss Katherine McClish, student at the State Teachers’ College at Chico, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Georgia McClish, of this city. Miss McClish is a senior at ‘this college and will graduate next June. Following the wedding Saturday morning of Miss Melba Huson to Mr. Virgil. Nugent, the young couple returning to Grass Valley, met with an automobile aceident. —_Acecompanied by Miss Hattie Huson and Mr C.arl GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY “DRY CLEANERS Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin Cities and Surrounding Territory with a Dry Cleaning and .Laundry Service Unexcelled. 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLE Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W Whiting. bridesmaid and best mau, respectively the party collided with another car as they were entering Sacramento street. The car was driven by William Green. The occupants of neither car were hurt but the machines were badly damaged. The bride is a graduate of the Nevada City high school and has a large circle of friends in this city to wish “COMMERCIAL STREET 109 J KEEP WARM O’NIGHTS' —° Let us renovate your mattresses. holstrey. And for day time comfort give us the job or repairing your auto tops and side curtains. JOHN W. DARKE Phones her happiness. Her husband, employed by the Nemont Mining comPany, stands high in the esteem of his many friends and members of the Newmont staff. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend.Father.-O’Meara~-of* St. Patrick’s church. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nugent, the parents of the bridegroom gave a dinner in honor of the newly wedAll kinds of upNEVADA CITY 109 M or ENJOY the {Winter Season We have full equipment for WINTER SPORTS Skis—2.75—12.00 Toboggans—4.50—8.50 Sleds—2.50—7.50 SKI WAX SKI POLES ae Binders Plain and Adjustible. We Carry Full Stock of Weed Chains. Be Sure to Get a Set of Weed American Tire Chains for Your Car. . Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City ded coule to about thirty friends and ‘relatives in their home in Grass Valley. Mrs. Joseph Huy is Guest of Honor Mrs. Theodore Rundy of Nevada street entertained at a delightful little party in her pretty home in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Joseph Huy. Early spring flowers were used in profusion for decorating the rooms and the guests felt a touch of delightful springtime as they left the snow covered sidewalk. Bridge and a happy social time were enjoyed. Later delicious refreshments were’ served, the color scheme of the decorations in the dining room and of the dishes were a lovely shade of pink. Mrs. Huy notronly received a number. of pretty presents but won first prize at bridge. Mrs. Will Fouyer won consolation prize. Those enjoying the afternoon were: Mesdames Joseph Huy, Leland Smith, Ray Davis, Will Fouyer, Ray Hays, R. L. P. Bigelow, William Gracey and the hostess. Mrs. Coughlin Will Be Thimble Club Hostess The Thimble Club of the Circle of Woodcraft will hold their next meeting the second Thursday in March at the home of Mrs. .Miles Coughlin on Long street. This club holds splendid meetings Grass Valley PATRONIZE NUGGET ADVERTISERS — IT PAYS! with enthusiastic members taking a deep interest in their work. Oe ee Evangeline Chapter, O.E. S. Will Celebrate Evangeline Chapter of Nevada City is preparing for a Washington's birthday party: on their meeting tomorrow evening. regular All officers of the chapter will be in colonial costume. Several sols appropriate to the oceasion will be The district deputy, Mrs. Ellen Payot of Duteh Flat, will hold a school of itistruction tomorrow afternoon and be present at the meeting in the evening. A luncheon featuring -colonial times will be held after the meeting. Oo. 0 sung. Covered ,Wagon Pioneer Honored Honoring Mrs. Mattie J. Reynolds, who as a young girl crossed the plains in a covered wagon, and has made her home in California ever since. Mrs. George D. Wright of Main street, gave a birthday lunchyeon to a group of old friends of her mother. The table was beautifully . appointed and decorated with Valentine designs, with a large bouquet of red carnations centering it and red eandles in silver candlesticks .completing the assemble. Many beautiful gifts were reeeived by Mrs.-Reynolds as souvenirs of the delightful affair. Birthday Party For Mrs. W. L. Mobley The birthday club of which Mrs. W. L. Mobley is a member celebrated her birthday with a charming dinner last Week. years of age, shared honors with Mrs. Mobley. -Mostly highly prized of the gifts received by Mrs. Mobley, was a dainty hankerchief, made by Mrs. Clutter. edged with tatting. Strange as it may seem, Mrs. Clutter made the handkerchief without the aid of glasses. -Her sight is unusually good for a person of advanced years. Gold Fist Club To Meet in March will hold their postponed meeting about the middle of March. A short program and dainty refreshments are planned. Mrs. Fred Hawke is president of the club. £)vv Mrs. Albert Kistle today went to the Nevada City Sanitarium with a serious attack of illness. Mrs. Kistle is the mother of nineteen children. ‘. daughter, Mrs. Samuel Clutter, 88, The Thursday Club of Gold Flat =. Of Young Daughter ES Mrs. Ed Davis of Park avenue, entertained several little guests Friday in honor of the. birthday of her Billie. Games whirled away the happy hours of the afternoon. A delicious birthday cake was greatly enjoyed. The little girl received pretty gifts. several . i Captain and Mrs. Nihel walked in. from their mining property on Banner-Mt. They report lots of snow. ‘5 Ue TT Et Ee EE 2 Ee ee 2 W. B. TELFER ACCOUNTING SERVICE Box 261 Nevada City Phone 253 W ‘Audits System Installed Small Sets of Books Kept ‘Income Tax Reports Made Reasonable Fees DET UE ue bd TL ML Ah Ube EH Ee DIGESTIVE Se No longer is it necessary to take medicines that relieve for a time but do nothing to prevent the return of gnawing uncomfortable feeling of vicious indigestion. Just take Bisma-Rex. It’s relief is prompt and complete. And its comfort lasts. You’ll like the minty flavor too! Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 E with SAFETY at Rexall DRUG STORE SA NOW CLASSIFIED ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST—Bund!le of holder. ot f 5 keys in leather Return to Nugget office 2t FOUND—Buch of keys. Apply Nugget office. Owner may have same by describing and paying for ad. FOUND—Dog. Apply Nugget office. Owner may have same by describing and paying for this ad. FOUND—Seven keys on ring including automobile and .Yale_ lock keys. Apply Nugget office. Dr. E. C. Skinner Osteopathic Physician 413 West Main Street, Grass Valley. Phone 710 4 tp. FOR SALE RAILS——Two tons, 8 and 12 pound “ pails at Nevada City. Bulk of these have never been used, Fish plates included. -$100 takes all. Care of; the Nugget. BoxY tf > FOR SALE—Engine and 1%4”’ cen trifugal pump, D. C., portable unit’ on common _ sub-base. Heavy gravel wheelbarrow. Apply box W Nugget office. FOR SALE—Pine 12 in chunks. 14 inch stove wood, $2.75. Manzinita, $3.00, oak stove wood. 14 in. $3.50. chunks, $3.50 same length and 12 inch $3.00. S. Sopen P. O. Box 6. Or call Nob Hill Grocery. FOR SALE— One 7-in. hydraulic monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, Forest Hill, in care of Mayflower Gravel Mine. 20tf. FOR SALE—Baby buggy and high chair in first class shape. Call at F. B. Risley’s Tailor Shop or phone 217—-W 2t FOR RENT FOR RENT—Small furnished house with every convenience for rent, on highway between Grass Valley and Nevada City. Phone Grass Valley 161—R. tfc UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED —To rent either in city or within a mile of Nevada City. Four or ifve rooms desired. Answer Box G. ‘Nevada City Nugget. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS In This Newspaper It will provide you with an index to progressive . merchants and professional men in this city, Grass Valley and Auburn. Their advertising is worth reading, for they offer services or merchandise, at prices which make it an advantage to you to patronize them. ADVERTISING IS NEWS! Read it and profit. Nevada City N ugget

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET omuiapenemmeminietns — Mrs. Lottie Baker Johnsion, former resident of this city, who has been very ill at her home in Sacramento for several weeks is reported TTL Ue OO Oe ee on Te he SOCIAL EVENTS MONDAY, FEB. 20, 1933 ee te epae in Honor = as greatly improved in health. Subscribe For The Nugget: ———— \j SATISFACTION . Patronize NEVADA CITY GARAGE Chas. W. LEITER, Prop. You get both here, in a. which -you — wiil Next you need gas, oil, or remanner appreciate. time pairs drive in and give us a trial You will be pleased with our complete garage service. 2 > hes ferfeofeafefertesfeeerteaterteferfesferteferteferfesferfesfereslerfesferiesferteole se fe afeateafeteateafecteafeate ae ateafeateateateatestetestentestestented g : : : g Glowing Beauty with Harriet Hubbard Ayer Preparations Without care brisk winds are apt to age your skin more than you suppose. Do come to our toilietries section for these rich creams that cleanse and nourish and protect—these ‘lotions that sooth and nourish _ To cleanse and lubricate Luxuria Cream 45c to 2.75 oO To nourish and stimulate _ Skin and Tissue Builder 85c To whiten the hands Hand Lotion 85c iets Almond Honey and Cucumber 85 cents DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . . ii a ss i . . { . = : = = 4 } Py et oe 0 Pt ek ' # iS . : Miss Retha Downey of Smaris-) Washington and Lincoln ville spent last week end-with her Program By P. a ae A. mother, Mrs. George Downey, and} . other members of the family . . Under the Auspices of the Nevada — [oity P. T. A. an elaborate program Mrs. 2ichard Phelan recently ati bole carmaneed 10° colncemurate tempted a-trip -from Downieville ce the dMethaay ul Cuore -Washingtol mlerra _ Viby: If reasized Beurs ©) and Abraham Lincoln. The following —— . is a partial resume of the program: Sas , . Grammar school orchestra, Star N. B. Bishop of French Corral Was) spangled Banner i{a visitor in this city last Saturday. “. Minuet by eight clever little girls. ae PLAYET Mrs. J. Fero who has been with} First scene—Entranee of Martha relatives in Berkeley has returned to land George Washington in costume Catherine Davis and Bobbie Carr: Addresses by the two honor puhave arrived from: Berkeley to spend . be ea sine povore. days at-their home in eee of George Washington and rls the second on Abraham Lincoln. SECOND SCENE Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln and son tha. [20 ety Smith, Billy Kilroy and ~~ . Roland Garwood. Pupils will also illustrate the breaking of the bonds of slavery. Particular praise should be given Miss Ruth Hogar and Miss, Ruth Tamblyn, teachers; Mr. Sweeny musical instructor, and Mrs. Ray Davis, class leader, for their hard work‘ in preparing this program This will be the first appearance of the grammar school band and it is thought that the publie will be surprised to learn of the progress of these pupils under the direction -of Mr. Sweeney. ; The P. T. A. elects a-elass leader for each class and Mrs. Ray Davis was chosen leader of the 5th grade, her home in this city. Mr.: and Mrs. George A. Legg Mrs. Glen the guest ofMr. and Mrs. Pierce and Harry Parsons over week-end. Pierce of Gridley was Frank Mr. and Ms. Ottis Sweetland, former residents of Nevada City, are week-end guests of. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Magonigal. Mr. Sweetland, came up-to see his mother, who has been quite ill for some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arthur and their daughter, Miss Caroline, former residents aof this city, accompanied by Mr .and Mrs. W. R. Gaff of San Francisco, spent the week-end in this city. Mrs. Emily Kinsman of Grass Valley visited her cousin, Mrs. Will : eee s 2 that is principally represented this Young, of Nevada City, the latter , é —_— . es . t of the week pies gear par : The program is’ given free of charge by the P. T. A in order that parents and the public can realize what is being accomplished in the local school. This is the second program sponsored by the P. T. A this month. A pennant is given the class that has the largest number of parents Milton Schiffner of San Francisco arrived Friday and is spending two weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner. Recorder Sam Clark today and tomorrow is spending in Sacramento attending the convention of ocunt n = . present each month. So far the 5th recorder. : z grade has carried the pennant every é month but one. Plans are to give Rev. Washburn of the Episcopal 2 = Picnic to the winning class at the church of Nevada City delivered end of the school term. splendid sermon on the life of George Washington yesterday morning. a Newly Wedded Couple In Automobile Crash Miss Katherine McClish, student at the State Teachers’ College at Chico, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Georgia McClish, of this city. Miss McClish is a senior at ‘this college and will graduate next June. Following the wedding Saturday morning of Miss Melba Huson to Mr. Virgil. Nugent, the young couple returning to Grass Valley, met with an automobile aceident. —_Acecompanied by Miss Hattie Huson and Mr C.arl GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY “DRY CLEANERS Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin Cities and Surrounding Territory with a Dry Cleaning and .Laundry Service Unexcelled. 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLE Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W Whiting. bridesmaid and best mau, respectively the party collided with another car as they were entering Sacramento street. The car was driven by William Green. The occupants of neither car were hurt but the machines were badly damaged. The bride is a graduate of the Nevada City high school and has a large circle of friends in this city to wish “COMMERCIAL STREET 109 J KEEP WARM O’NIGHTS' —° Let us renovate your mattresses. holstrey. And for day time comfort give us the job or repairing your auto tops and side curtains. JOHN W. DARKE Phones her happiness. Her husband, employed by the Nemont Mining comPany, stands high in the esteem of his many friends and members of the Newmont staff. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend.Father.-O’Meara~-of* St. Patrick’s church. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nugent, the parents of the bridegroom gave a dinner in honor of the newly wedAll kinds of upNEVADA CITY 109 M or ENJOY the {Winter Season We have full equipment for WINTER SPORTS Skis—2.75—12.00 Toboggans—4.50—8.50 Sleds—2.50—7.50 SKI WAX

SKI POLES ae Binders Plain and Adjustible. We Carry Full Stock of Weed Chains. Be Sure to Get a Set of Weed American Tire Chains for Your Car. . Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City ded coule to about thirty friends and ‘relatives in their home in Grass Valley. Mrs. Joseph Huy is Guest of Honor Mrs. Theodore Rundy of Nevada street entertained at a delightful little party in her pretty home in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Joseph Huy. Early spring flowers were used in profusion for decorating the rooms and the guests felt a touch of delightful springtime as they left the snow covered sidewalk. Bridge and a happy social time were enjoyed. Later delicious refreshments were’ served, the color scheme of the decorations in the dining room and of the dishes were a lovely shade of pink. Mrs. Huy notronly received a number. of pretty presents but won first prize at bridge. Mrs. Will Fouyer won consolation prize. Those enjoying the afternoon were: Mesdames Joseph Huy, Leland Smith, Ray Davis, Will Fouyer, Ray Hays, R. L. P. Bigelow, William Gracey and the hostess. Mrs. Coughlin Will Be Thimble Club Hostess The Thimble Club of the Circle of Woodcraft will hold their next meeting the second Thursday in March at the home of Mrs. .Miles Coughlin on Long street. This club holds splendid meetings Grass Valley PATRONIZE NUGGET ADVERTISERS — IT PAYS! with enthusiastic members taking a deep interest in their work. Oe ee Evangeline Chapter, O.E. S. Will Celebrate Evangeline Chapter of Nevada City is preparing for a Washington's birthday party: on their meeting tomorrow evening. regular All officers of the chapter will be in colonial costume. Several sols appropriate to the oceasion will be The district deputy, Mrs. Ellen Payot of Duteh Flat, will hold a school of itistruction tomorrow afternoon and be present at the meeting in the evening. A luncheon featuring -colonial times will be held after the meeting. Oo. 0 sung. Covered ,Wagon Pioneer Honored Honoring Mrs. Mattie J. Reynolds, who as a young girl crossed the plains in a covered wagon, and has made her home in California ever since. Mrs. George D. Wright of Main street, gave a birthday lunchyeon to a group of old friends of her mother. The table was beautifully . appointed and decorated with Valentine designs, with a large bouquet of red carnations centering it and red eandles in silver candlesticks .completing the assemble. Many beautiful gifts were reeeived by Mrs.-Reynolds as souvenirs of the delightful affair. Birthday Party For Mrs. W. L. Mobley The birthday club of which Mrs. W. L. Mobley is a member celebrated her birthday with a charming dinner last Week. years of age, shared honors with Mrs. Mobley. -Mostly highly prized of the gifts received by Mrs. Mobley, was a dainty hankerchief, made by Mrs. Clutter. edged with tatting. Strange as it may seem, Mrs. Clutter made the handkerchief without the aid of glasses. -Her sight is unusually good for a person of advanced years. Gold Fist Club To Meet in March will hold their postponed meeting about the middle of March. A short program and dainty refreshments are planned. Mrs. Fred Hawke is president of the club. £)vv Mrs. Albert Kistle today went to the Nevada City Sanitarium with a serious attack of illness. Mrs. Kistle is the mother of nineteen children. ‘. daughter, Mrs. Samuel Clutter, 88, The Thursday Club of Gold Flat =. Of Young Daughter ES Mrs. Ed Davis of Park avenue, entertained several little guests Friday in honor of the. birthday of her Billie. Games whirled away the happy hours of the afternoon. A delicious birthday cake was greatly enjoyed. The little girl received pretty gifts. several . i Captain and Mrs. Nihel walked in. from their mining property on Banner-Mt. They report lots of snow. ‘5 Ue TT Et Ee EE 2 Ee ee 2 W. B. TELFER ACCOUNTING SERVICE Box 261 Nevada City Phone 253 W ‘Audits System Installed Small Sets of Books Kept ‘Income Tax Reports Made Reasonable Fees DET UE ue bd TL ML Ah Ube EH Ee DIGESTIVE Se No longer is it necessary to take medicines that relieve for a time but do nothing to prevent the return of gnawing uncomfortable feeling of vicious indigestion. Just take Bisma-Rex. It’s relief is prompt and complete. And its comfort lasts. You’ll like the minty flavor too! Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 E with SAFETY at Rexall DRUG STORE SA NOW CLASSIFIED ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST—Bund!le of holder. ot f 5 keys in leather Return to Nugget office 2t FOUND—Buch of keys. Apply Nugget office. Owner may have same by describing and paying for ad. FOUND—Dog. Apply Nugget office. Owner may have same by describing and paying for this ad. FOUND—Seven keys on ring including automobile and .Yale_ lock keys. Apply Nugget office. Dr. E. C. Skinner Osteopathic Physician 413 West Main Street, Grass Valley. Phone 710 4 tp. FOR SALE RAILS——Two tons, 8 and 12 pound “ pails at Nevada City. Bulk of these have never been used, Fish plates included. -$100 takes all. Care of; the Nugget. BoxY tf > FOR SALE—Engine and 1%4”’ cen trifugal pump, D. C., portable unit’ on common _ sub-base. Heavy gravel wheelbarrow. Apply box W Nugget office. FOR SALE—Pine 12 in chunks. 14 inch stove wood, $2.75. Manzinita, $3.00, oak stove wood. 14 in. $3.50. chunks, $3.50 same length and 12 inch $3.00. S. Sopen P. O. Box 6. Or call Nob Hill Grocery. FOR SALE— One 7-in. hydraulic monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, Forest Hill, in care of Mayflower Gravel Mine. 20tf. FOR SALE—Baby buggy and high chair in first class shape. Call at F. B. Risley’s Tailor Shop or phone 217—-W 2t FOR RENT FOR RENT—Small furnished house with every convenience for rent, on highway between Grass Valley and Nevada City. Phone Grass Valley 161—R. tfc UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED —To rent either in city or within a mile of Nevada City. Four or ifve rooms desired. Answer Box G. ‘Nevada City Nugget. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS In This Newspaper It will provide you with an index to progressive . merchants and professional men in this city, Grass Valley and Auburn. Their advertising is worth reading, for they offer services or merchandise, at prices which make it an advantage to you to patronize them. ADVERTISING IS NEWS! Read it and profit. Nevada City N ugget