February 5, 1932 (4 pages)

cous PAGE TWO “‘THE-NFEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEB 5, 1932. —__ sae ——A ——= one a pee : j = = —— Si ee ~ oe eater toe nec ere ac enaaoeseen SS — = Siena cmc ee ae ° “ : Me ee ; ued = = < = er mascot and handy man of the ' V A > A Ci ij Y IN UW ¢, (, LT, i 60370? 8 3 20m : VoucHnER . CnEecK . . ™ ; . : ie 2 rae . Blues will also. be out for this posioat iscet Phone 36 3 Sax Francraco.Caurornia, JAN 91932. .no. 447420. No. tion. The catching of Toccalini has ee ; nee a St 3 = SIME et Pe Se cet ae See a : k ly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif. Myr ‘ LEG: 'R ECON PA ALY = ee cn ts — OT es 3 we, ; = ‘ ‘ es 5 bY ; a eas a a f play<a at things are looke e. mail. matter of the second class in the post= Wo ESE sipaane sale . gis Sa eae a pes Sarge : 4 City “under Act of Congress, March; 3, 1879 : Sfp —~ THe BANK OF CALIFORNIA sanoxw. Association, SAN FRANCISGO.CALIFORNIA. 1-1 for from: this Tittle fellow. eee wee — ee eee Cy me ces : . ‘The infield will be composed of ee —— ; So i fx) Snc3 Pay THREE MILLION ONE KINDRED THIRTY=SIX THOUSAND TE NNATA Tt a9 ' be ' Davis at first; Tamblyn at second ie : : ‘ gi Pay THREE MILLION ONE HUNDRED THIRTY3$2X% THOUSAN TEREE HUNDRED THIRTEEN AND 68/300 =, ; 3 / paper, as defined by legal statute. Printed and be it hor a : ; and 66/1 . alee 'at shortstop there will be & eres i ubliched at Nevacis se =e Fe 407 Es + é contest for this position with Bob g et ‘ , . ae é eee ‘ PACIFIO 43-455 : SGM PAMY its . Tamblyn and Scoop Wasley going . ee Editor and Publisher ater CHAS. sR sents STATE TREASURER, 2 Let, At Wil be areal coutest sella : ara 3 SERS KBORAM LI Pd EES 4 ; I ie Ot eae ees Associate Edito: . ew 2. te CALI®CRNTA. SS? fir tw . Wasley favored due to having fillea 7T r Serta ie epg poo ig eee pected ares Manager ‘ rae \ er, Me that position for a while. Third base 2 ; A : ; 326 2 YW So we 5 will be filled “by Joe Sbaffi a real s SUBSCRIPTION RATES . Figs a AV S04 UW) o aneanmin S08 pall player. Joe hit among the first One Ya: anv address in California, in advance .0.0.: $2.09 se three last year so it.can be seen he ¢ Ge en es 2 FO e ; : ee ee is a real threat. 95 P G & E PAYS LARGE would pay salaries and running ex-/ pitching with Toccolini doing the The Blue outfield composed of L. aie penses of both houses of the LegisHoskins snd. T. Wasley _ GOLD ON TOP ° A striking exception _ to the on the Pacific Coast is stable price a bi one stimulated bv the c st oO A Ort = ‘hed by panv of San Francisco. Not since the first five earys for gold and bya marked de. production according to the Wells-Fargo and Union Trust Com! . subnormal state of . currently which has. been . gold mining, Business t the century has the Pacific) of Coast witnessed ‘the amount of gold mining activity that 1s . . some on no ed by new discoveries, mining industry brought abo c t of materials is more efficient because of an ab There has been a revival of employed men have r “nanning out. beleived by the duction of gold in California ceed the 1930 output. rg . . “MP TONVILLE » nore” NOTES } Web Fof-*the fi r.v¥ears the com-. » f on the aspect of . re yntinned snowfail h essary for most Bd ural sections to} ab on »1 travel either on. s } yn fool Althou i . th a ¥ amount of snow Yi aid niv a few miles out i 1 t--ttans one can find. trae th sce. to five feet. at ' ‘n ‘be boys have made a . gsleic® troek down'the Main Streei. an “hn the oid of the night’s -freezing, the surface ice like, furniste? cn excelent medium for fast . ghtine pd —ei-hing. In the old days the ‘ce wee ltiehted by bon fires, how bv -°coline lanterns. “tee st9se oF the Meek Mercantile Ce: s ‘in _dvys of yore, is the g : o for the community, an? “he °*+ steve holds forth from ter Ai nas most of the day, wh atte P ‘onies of present day inte ot -ve Ciseussed, the. aspects of the wether. potities, styles, and even the war in China. Evervone is iubilant over the fine winter even though it is making a few h-vd-hips now; the prospects for > fine water season for mining, agrien tune omd domestic purposes > ds encouraging. : A.\V. Tindell moved from ‘Oak Va'ley to’ Indien Hill Mine last ‘Wednesday during the bad weather; the rest of his family will remain at Oak. Valiey. William Groves came up from Auburn Saturday to spend the week end vsiting his aunts. Traffic Officer Andrew J. Ponta eiah business Saturday. ‘Barle Pauly returned Sunday from ‘a week’s visit at the Grant & Heethek-saw mill. Miss la Labadie, Mrs. John Labadie, io Alfred Labadie motorea a short visit o relatives. Art King of Yuba City passed thru Tuesday enroute to Downie. wille. \ pa : M. P. Fischer, chant, was in town ~The case of R.-F M. Connorn, in the lacal -, Court, which was to be ownieville meruesday. aylor vs: W. Justice wo : ease for trial on Tuesday, 15th ,at 10 o’clock in the morning. 2S ESETES been ' engaged in prospecting . lola Welsh mine, recently bonded to. oh Downieville was in town on offiup from Browns Valley Tuesday on}. mining activity in El as shown by a‘surrecently to be takinterests, or-to add This increased activity has not been occasionbut-by-a general _ stimulation of the: : . ut by. current. economic. conless, and labor js cheaper and . undant supply. placer mining and many un-. for gold, . their own day's wages. It is. California State Division of Mines that pro-_ in 1931 will substantially ex-' industry. None of the properties the ltaxation to $8,459,415.98. . Pay-. Nevada City can look forward to ments to the federal government fo: ! real representative baseball teal 1931 amounted to $1,678,672.31; . this coming~ year. The experience surveyed are large ones but the} nulwber of individual prospects and the activity manifested in the county as a» whole bodes weil for the coming year, it is maintained. } Peek end Son of Los Mnaetea . have taken over the Louis Hoskins mine in the Greenwood _ section, it was reported this week, and a half mile of new road has been compited A 250-ton tube mill has been purehnased and is to be installed in the < . next few. weeks. . In the same section of the county s . developments’ have started in the V. Miller of Santa Barbara. Samples of ore from the dump were crushes showing values which and ass?ved, have induced .the lessor to order machinery to work-the mine. f Under the management of A. E. . Winn, the old Zevenge Mine, now designated as the Gi-t Edge, is pre-; paring for following . erushing and sampling of ore in the . mill of the old French -Mine, west vel operations, ‘Greenwood. Cc. R. Stewart following more . than two years of prospecting, has . purchased outright the “Gaydon . claim of Clifford Cheek, it is report-, ed, and, assisted by F. Wilkinson . and Elmer Kunezey of George-. town, is preparing to devote: the en-. tire winter to operating on the nront erty. . Dry Diggings, is being operated steadily under supervision of H. Cc: Wright of San Francisco. The property ,recently bonded by eastern capitalists, has been eleaned out to the 150-foot level, and preparations are being made to sink from that to carry on extensive development work. At the present time the property is working two shifts of miners steadily. 0 MALE. HELP WANTED GOOD PAY—STEADY WORK— Several choice openings in. Cities and Towns for ambitious-men and women. Experience unnecessary. We finance you if required. Write today. Mr. Thomas, Superintendent, 426 Third St., Oakland, Calif. ™. }, We'll . casi sre next . Friday over station . ae BRET HARTE GUERNSEY Ye DAIRY sign for the fuThat CREAMY Milk county by mine operat-. / Phone 77 of lceints for the period, makes the P. . revenue, The Sliger mine, below i point below the 600-foot level and , AMOUNT IN TAXES t California’s treasury is $3,136.,checks ever received by the department. It covers. the second instali-} ment of the utility’s state taxes for. June 30,. payment of a) This halt} company’s: gross re-; the—fiseal—year ending 1931,-and completes $6,272,627.36. and a levy totaling sum, representing seven per cent of the P. G. &E: California. alone operations for one day The overtops payer in Southeru Pacific Company se 1 tax of! and In addition to the state $6,272,627.36, the Pacific Gas Electric Company paid has more than two million dollars in other . taxes, bringing the year’s outlay for . various city and county taxes total. ed $442,516.54, and the. state gaso-! took $62,386 more. The balance was made up miscellanline tax of eous levies. This total of $8,459,415.98 repre-; sents more than ten per cent of the company’s gross revenue during the Its utility pointed State Treasurer payment, officials to year. out ‘Johnson, means that all proceeds of . operatoins for one day every for to six out of the year go P.-G. and E. of ten or close weeks exclusively . for ‘taxes. As an indication of the size of the . sum .justpaid to the state, Treasurstated that it. would, . if’ California had not other be sufficient to finance the state activities. It er. Johnson even many of players. inlay by ire, State Supreme Court, District Court of Appeal, State-County Courts (state contribulet Superior receiving for Macari with Macari re-. White, j — l needs no comment as anybody who eeiving for White the week that he ; fe : has ever seen the Blues can testify. isn’t pitching. John Sbaffi the formhese players are all hard hitters. 813.68 .richer. The Pacific Gas and tion), Department of Penology, all; Electric Company has just paid this State prisons and correctional amount to State Treasurer Charies schools, state institutions for wo. G. Johnson with one of the largest Men, narcotic enforcement and 4 crime detection. In addition, it! would defray ali the expenses of the; . Lieutenant . 5 . Secre. offices of Governor, Goverrer, tary of Treasurer, Franchise Tax . State the State, Comuniissioner, alization, and Public Health. In fact, after providing for ail of . these, the payment would still leave for exState the Department of . a substantial amount other penditures. Gh yi See Ce BLUES ARE TO MAKE OOD BASEBALL SHOWING sained by two years of playing has developed .an experienced team out of a group of the local Hich School doesn’t need tio about the The writer he is talking Blues they are known real ball The Blues have made lots of friends in their two years of sportsmanship teil that as as players. their good and their fighting spirit. the to a good From present {indications look. forward season in . The fortunate as they have Blues can team. has been lost only one The loss of Calvin Fisher toss to the Blues—but a couple of 1929 vos player. will be a real they think they valuable recruits to try and fill Caivin’s place in the infield. & The Blue battery for the coming will see Macari and White have year LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS _ OF ALL Special for Two Weeks KINDS 1x4 to 1x12 Boards, Surfaced . side, per M.. $22.50 3000 ft. 2x6, No. 3 grade, all colors, $2.25 .per gal. THE DIAMON Grass Valley 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; any pattern, low, mining wedges, survey stakes, doors, windows and frames, nails of =!l kinds. Ben Hentus paints in Brand. and. Fir-Tex L for insulation. Shingles, Red Cedar in all grades eS 2x4—-2x6, Surfaced . side, . edge, per M.. $22.50 per M priced Schunite Plaster Board Sheet Rock Wall. Beard, Celotex. y, Composition Roofing in all designs and colors” D MATCH CO. Phone 42 oe i Caltfomin er, That is the function of ant taste. while your cough ‘has entirely bottle at the Rexall Store today. You will like its pleasa Many people do not realize that coughing is the ~ -rder that it may heal. WHAT IS THE SE OF R COUGH efforts to loosen phlegm from the infected spot in Rexall Cherry Bark Cough _ Syrup. It loosens the hard, dry phlegm—soothes the _tickling and heals the inflamed tissues. In a very short disa: Get a R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE 3oard of Equt 4 i] ie JUDGE GEO. L. JONES Where is this __ OLD — x . : P A D E RQ Eee? NEY? vi Hiden away—in sugar bowls, boxes, mattresses, perhaps—is nearly 600 million dollars in old, large size currency. It has not passed through the banks, or it would have been replaced by the new, small size paper money, introduced two years ago. Think of it! Six hundred millions—missing. Much of it exposed to fire and theft; all of it idle, earning nothing. Deposited in your bank, surplus funds go to work— helping to create credit for building homes, industries, payrolls—earning interest for you. Let us urge that you add regularly to your interestbearing savings account. Or, if you wish to-open a new account, we are sure you will appreciate the security ”“ and convenience offered by a nearby branch of this statewide Bank. ve vie fe Vy, _ BANKof AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ri NEVADA CITY Advisory Board Judge Geo. L. Jones, cHAIRMAN A. L. Gill -.Dr. Carl P,/Jones E. M. Rector G. J. Rector Officers -George L/ Jones, Vick-PresiDENT -H. A. Curnow, MANAGER ;, & John J. Fortier, assisTANT MANAGER Y (aS TTS TES ID NEVADA CITY BRANCH Advisory Board A, bo GIGk DR. CARL P JONES f E.M RECTOR Chairman G.J RECTOR (ome Sais ri UC bth / GEORGE L. JONES H. A.cCUP NOW JOHN) FORTIER Vice-President Mana.zc! Assistant Manager Multiply it by millions YOu ARE connected with hundreds, with thousands, with many millions of other telephones. Every time a new family or a new store comes to town and puts in a telephone, the value of your own telephone goes up. You may never call them up. But the possibility is there. ae You can have this service for as little as a few cents a day. Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CoMPANY J. E. GOODING, Manager Nevada City, California. Telephone 156 r 4 oF Bee

cous PAGE TWO “‘THE-NFEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEB 5, 1932. —__ sae ——A ——= one a pee : j = = —— Si ee ~ oe eater toe nec ere ac enaaoeseen SS — = Siena cmc ee ae ° “ : Me ee ; ued = = < = er mascot and handy man of the ' V A > A Ci ij Y IN UW ¢, (, LT, i 60370? 8 3 20m : VoucHnER . CnEecK . . ™ ; . : ie 2 rae . Blues will also. be out for this posioat iscet Phone 36 3 Sax Francraco.Caurornia, JAN 91932. .no. 447420. No. tion. The catching of Toccalini has ee ; nee a St 3 = SIME et Pe Se cet ae See a : k ly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif. Myr ‘ LEG: 'R ECON PA ALY = ee cn ts — OT es 3 we, ; = ‘ ‘ es 5 bY ; a eas a a f play<a at things are looke e. mail. matter of the second class in the post= Wo ESE sipaane sale . gis Sa eae a pes Sarge : 4 City “under Act of Congress, March; 3, 1879 : Sfp —~ THe BANK OF CALIFORNIA sanoxw. Association, SAN FRANCISGO.CALIFORNIA. 1-1 for from: this Tittle fellow. eee wee — ee eee Cy me ces : . ‘The infield will be composed of ee —— ; So i fx) Snc3 Pay THREE MILLION ONE KINDRED THIRTY=SIX THOUSAND TE NNATA Tt a9 ' be ' Davis at first; Tamblyn at second ie : : ‘ gi Pay THREE MILLION ONE HUNDRED THIRTY3$2X% THOUSAN TEREE HUNDRED THIRTEEN AND 68/300 =, ; 3 / paper, as defined by legal statute. Printed and be it hor a : ; and 66/1 . alee 'at shortstop there will be & eres i ubliched at Nevacis se =e Fe 407 Es + é contest for this position with Bob g et ‘ , . ae é eee ‘ PACIFIO 43-455 : SGM PAMY its . Tamblyn and Scoop Wasley going . ee Editor and Publisher ater CHAS. sR sents STATE TREASURER, 2 Let, At Wil be areal coutest sella : ara 3 SERS KBORAM LI Pd EES 4 ; I ie Ot eae ees Associate Edito: . ew 2. te CALI®CRNTA. SS? fir tw . Wasley favored due to having fillea 7T r Serta ie epg poo ig eee pected ares Manager ‘ rae \ er, Me that position for a while. Third base 2 ; A : ; 326 2 YW So we 5 will be filled “by Joe Sbaffi a real s SUBSCRIPTION RATES . Figs a AV S04 UW) o aneanmin S08 pall player. Joe hit among the first One Ya: anv address in California, in advance ..0.0..: $2.09 se three last year so it.can be seen he ¢ Ge en es 2 FO e ; : ee ee is a real threat. 95 P G & E PAYS LARGE would pay salaries and running ex-/ pitching with Toccolini doing the The Blue outfield composed of L. aie penses of both houses of the LegisHoskins snd. T. Wasley _ GOLD ON TOP ° A striking exception _ to the on the Pacific Coast is stable price a bi one stimulated bv the c st oO A Ort = ‘hed by panv of San Francisco. Not since the first five earys for gold and bya marked de. production according to the Wells-Fargo and Union Trust Com! . subnormal state of . currently which has. been . gold mining, Business t the century has the Pacific) of Coast witnessed ‘the amount of gold mining activity that 1s . . some on no ed by new discoveries, mining industry brought abo c t of materials is more efficient because of an ab There has been a revival of employed men have r “nanning out. beleived by the duction of gold in California ceed the 1930 output. rg . . “MP TONVILLE » nore” NOTES } Web Fof-*the fi r.v¥ears the com-. » f on the aspect of . re yntinned snowfail h essary for most Bd ural sections to} ab on »1 travel either on. s } yn fool Althou i . th a ¥ amount of snow Yi aid niv a few miles out i 1 t--ttans one can find. trae th sce. to five feet. at ' ‘n ‘be boys have made a . gsleic® troek down'the Main Streei. an “hn the oid of the night’s -freezing, the surface ice like, furniste? cn excelent medium for fast . ghtine pd —ei-hing. In the old days the ‘ce wee ltiehted by bon fires, how bv -°coline lanterns. “tee st9se oF the Meek Mercantile Ce: s ‘in _dvys of yore, is the g : o for the community, an? “he °*+ steve holds forth from ter Ai nas most of the day, wh atte P ‘onies of present day inte ot -ve Ciseussed, the. aspects of the wether. potities, styles, and even the war in China. Evervone is iubilant over the fine winter even though it is making a few h-vd-hips now; the prospects for > fine water season for mining, agrien tune omd domestic purposes > ds encouraging. : A.\V. Tindell moved from ‘Oak Va'ley to’ Indien Hill Mine last ‘Wednesday during the bad weather; the rest of his family will remain at Oak. Valiey. William Groves came up from Auburn Saturday to spend the week end vsiting his aunts. Traffic Officer Andrew J. Ponta eiah business Saturday. ‘Barle Pauly returned Sunday from ‘a week’s visit at the Grant & Heethek-saw mill. Miss la Labadie, Mrs. John Labadie, io Alfred Labadie motorea a short visit o relatives. Art King of Yuba City passed thru Tuesday enroute to Downie. wille. \ pa : M. P. Fischer, chant, was in town ~The case of R.-F M. Connorn, in the lacal -, Court, which was to be ownieville meruesday. aylor vs: W. Justice wo : ease for trial on Tuesday, 15th ,at 10 o’clock in the morning. 2S ESETES been ' engaged in prospecting . lola Welsh mine, recently bonded to. oh Downieville was in town on offiup from Browns Valley Tuesday on}. mining activity in El as shown by a‘surrecently to be takinterests, or-to add This increased activity has not been occasionbut-by-a general _ stimulation of the: : . ut by. current. economic. conless, and labor js cheaper and . undant supply. placer mining and many un-. for gold, . their own day's wages. It is. California State Division of Mines that pro-_ in 1931 will substantially ex-' industry. None of the properties the ltaxation to $8,459,415.98. . Pay-. Nevada City can look forward to ments to the federal government fo: ! real representative baseball teal 1931 amounted to $1,678,672.31; . this coming~ year. The experience surveyed are large ones but the} nulwber of individual prospects and the activity manifested in the county as a» whole bodes weil for the coming year, it is maintained. } Peek end Son of Los Mnaetea . have taken over the Louis Hoskins mine in the Greenwood _ section, it was reported this week, and a half mile of new road has been compited A 250-ton tube mill has been purehnased and is to be installed in the < . next few. weeks. . In the same section of the county s . developments’ have started in the V. Miller of Santa Barbara. Samples of ore from the dump were crushes showing values which and ass?ved, have induced .the lessor to order machinery to work-the mine. f Under the management of A. E. . Winn, the old Zevenge Mine, now designated as the Gi-t Edge, is pre-; paring for following . erushing and sampling of ore in the . mill of the old French -Mine, west vel operations, ‘Greenwood. Cc. R. Stewart following more . than two years of prospecting, has . purchased outright the “Gaydon . claim of Clifford Cheek, it is report-, ed, and, assisted by F. Wilkinson . and Elmer Kunezey of George-. town, is preparing to devote: the en-. tire winter to operating on the nront erty. . Dry Diggings, is being operated steadily under supervision of H. Cc: Wright of San Francisco. The property ,recently bonded by eastern capitalists, has been eleaned out to the 150-foot level, and preparations are being made to sink from that to carry on extensive development work. At the present time the property is working two shifts of miners steadily. 0 MALE. HELP WANTED GOOD PAY—STEADY WORK— Several choice openings in. Cities and Towns for ambitious-men and women. Experience unnecessary. We finance you if required. Write today. Mr. Thomas, Superintendent, 426 Third St., Oakland, Calif. ™. }, We'll . casi sre next . Friday over station . ae BRET HARTE GUERNSEY Ye DAIRY sign for the fuThat CREAMY Milk county by mine operat-. / Phone 77 of lceints for the period, makes the P. . revenue, The Sliger mine, below i point below the 600-foot level and , AMOUNT IN TAXES t California’s treasury is $3,136.,checks ever received by the department. It covers. the second instali-} ment of the utility’s state taxes for. June 30,. payment of a) This halt} company’s: gross re-; the—fiseal—year ending 1931,-and completes $6,272,627.36. and a levy totaling sum, representing seven per cent of the

P. G. &E: California. alone operations for one day The overtops payer in Southeru Pacific Company se 1 tax of! and In addition to the state $6,272,627.36, the Pacific Gas Electric Company paid has more than two million dollars in other . taxes, bringing the year’s outlay for . various city and county taxes total. ed $442,516.54, and the. state gaso-! took $62,386 more. The balance was made up miscellanline tax of eous levies. This total of $8,459,415.98 repre-; sents more than ten per cent of the company’s gross revenue during the Its utility pointed State Treasurer payment, officials to year. out ‘Johnson, means that all proceeds of . operatoins for one day every for to six out of the year go P.-G. and E. of ten or close weeks exclusively . for ‘taxes. As an indication of the size of the . sum .justpaid to the state, Treasurstated that it. would, . if’ California had not other be sufficient to finance the state activities. It er. Johnson even many of players. inlay by ire, State Supreme Court, District Court of Appeal, State-County Courts (state contribulet Superior receiving for Macari with Macari re-. White, j — l needs no comment as anybody who eeiving for White the week that he ; fe : has ever seen the Blues can testify. isn’t pitching. John Sbaffi the formhese players are all hard hitters. 813.68 .richer. The Pacific Gas and tion), Department of Penology, all; Electric Company has just paid this State prisons and correctional amount to State Treasurer Charies schools, state institutions for wo. G. Johnson with one of the largest Men, narcotic enforcement and 4 crime detection. In addition, it! would defray ali the expenses of the; . Lieutenant . 5 . Secre. offices of Governor, Goverrer, tary of Treasurer, Franchise Tax . State the State, Comuniissioner, alization, and Public Health. In fact, after providing for ail of . these, the payment would still leave for exState the Department of . a substantial amount other penditures. Gh yi See Ce BLUES ARE TO MAKE OOD BASEBALL SHOWING sained by two years of playing has developed .an experienced team out of a group of the local Hich School doesn’t need tio about the The writer he is talking Blues they are known real ball The Blues have made lots of friends in their two years of sportsmanship teil that as as players. their good and their fighting spirit. the to a good From present {indications look. forward season in . The fortunate as they have Blues can team. has been lost only one The loss of Calvin Fisher toss to the Blues—but a couple of 1929 vos player. will be a real they think they valuable recruits to try and fill Caivin’s place in the infield. & The Blue battery for the coming will see Macari and White have year LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS _ OF ALL Special for Two Weeks KINDS 1x4 to 1x12 Boards, Surfaced . side, per M... $22.50 3000 ft. 2x6, No. 3 grade, all colors, $2.25 .per gal. THE DIAMON Grass Valley 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; any pattern, low, mining wedges, survey stakes, doors, windows and frames, nails of =!l kinds. Ben Hentus paints in Brand. and. Fir-Tex L for insulation. Shingles, Red Cedar in all grades eS 2x4—-2x6, Surfaced . side, . edge, per M... $22.50 per M priced Schunite Plaster Board Sheet Rock Wall. Beard, Celotex. y, Composition Roofing in all designs and colors” D MATCH CO. Phone 42 oe i Caltfomin er, That is the function of ant taste. while your cough ‘has entirely bottle at the Rexall Store today. You will like its pleasa Many people do not realize that coughing is the ~ -rder that it may heal. WHAT IS THE SE OF R COUGH efforts to loosen phlegm from the infected spot in Rexall Cherry Bark Cough _ Syrup. It loosens the hard, dry phlegm—soothes the _tickling and heals the inflamed tissues. In a very short disa: Get a R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE 3oard of Equt 4 i] ie JUDGE GEO. L. JONES Where is this __ OLD — x . : P A D E RQ Eee? NEY? vi Hiden away—in sugar bowls, boxes, mattresses, perhaps—is nearly 600 million dollars in old, large size currency. It has not passed through the banks, or it would have been replaced by the new, small size paper money, introduced two years ago. Think of it! Six hundred millions—missing. Much of it exposed to fire and theft; all of it idle, earning nothing. Deposited in your bank, surplus funds go to work— helping to create credit for building homes, industries, payrolls—earning interest for you. Let us urge that you add regularly to your interestbearing savings account. Or, if you wish to-open a new account, we are sure you will appreciate the security ”“ and convenience offered by a nearby branch of this statewide Bank. ve vie fe Vy, _ BANKof AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ri NEVADA CITY Advisory Board Judge Geo. L. Jones, cHAIRMAN A. L. Gill -.Dr. Carl P,/Jones E. M. Rector G. J. Rector Officers -George L/ Jones, Vick-PresiDENT -H. A. Curnow, MANAGER ;, & John J. Fortier, assisTANT MANAGER Y (aS TTS TES ID NEVADA CITY BRANCH Advisory Board A, bo GIGk DR. CARL P JONES f E.M RECTOR Chairman G.J RECTOR (ome Sais ri UC bth / GEORGE L. JONES H. A.cCUP NOW JOHN) FORTIER Vice-President Mana.zc! Assistant Manager Multiply it by millions YOu ARE connected with hundreds, with thousands, with many millions of other telephones. Every time a new family or a new store comes to town and puts in a telephone, the value of your own telephone goes up. You may never call them up. But the possibility is there. ae You can have this service for as little as a few cents a day. Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CoMPANY J. E. GOODING, Manager Nevada City, California. Telephone 156 r 4 oF Bee