January 15, 1934 (4 pages)

ri NEVADA city, CALIF ORNIA In have many uséful:and practid@] uses . in our everyday language and in our; day at three o’clock EH. S. T., . , COMMENT — 1 — > , ee Copa de O ° . Opa de — ra Nevada City Nugget . 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 __ When the golden streets of heaven were completed, A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed anc Pub-. An enormous pile of gold was left, they say; Z noe 9S lished at "Nevada City. ee oe . __The reckless angels said, “We will destroy ‘it, @. M. LEETE and C, B. ANDERSON..c0sss00--=.Publishers . But the . seis ones as promptly answered, ‘‘nay.”’ 5 } Published i-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, CalSergp ee as : fornia) aut’ Gytered’ th mail wattlr of the second class in the . Then a homesick little soul from California, postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, whe Be Told them of this wonderland of ours; 1 SUBCRIPTION RATES 1 Of its mountains, towering trees and stuiling valleys, FR FON 5 apis n recta git eth atinnnn cca tannae sang aneeneentoentegeenees BEDU . . And the magic of its fragrant moonlit hours. . ‘. confess,” said she, ‘ ‘the trails are rough and dusty 4 OUTLOOK , , ay Though they lead where beauties rare unfold; I'm sure the place would really rival heaven, A careful comparison of first-of-the-year trade predicif ies ute wets only iad like Suis, of edtd. tions disclose that the same nationally known manufacturers . age ble . ; a ag aia oa oe i a So they sent their surplus gold to California— a 1 a ahaee: Th “ Bh seen se ee ee awieek as Wished it down all thru a still, dark night; past y a et te > ne PS wee lic eave: And when the fairies found it in the morning Se ey ee ee he . They were thrilled and filled with wonder and delight. ments upon statistics of sustained and gradually. increasing! . eae 8 th t é a during the ‘ae es ete Pa Be oie erie ae d ” 4 Now the little folk knew naught of golden pathways, ‘Re eee ei ou tan. . c — mite 7 And the angels did not tell them what to do; er So they made a million million golden poppies Reports from all market centers state that, while January Aad polished then With dust of suntioht too. and February will show further gains in distribution, the be: aie lief is prevalent among retailers throughout the country that! Lovinals life eivieg teinee-touched them: fs the real improvement will be witnessed in March. More buyMade than live wad-Goneht io cive fem winks: ers for retail establishments arrived in New York during the! * But after niuch discussion they decided first week of January than usually visited the metropolis the T's eee thers bare fa yadiaut exrth-bound things first 2 months of a normal year. Spring sales are expected toy : be completed before the month is out. This is described as an, Shas the pein: eraben in ine Sonesta. she ai eye eas oy to the apparen tneto fine their gleaming mantles oe our hills, re oo CUP REyne Ong corm : Light their flames of gold in smiling valleys, lit isa favorite saying that there is no available index for Nod and sway beside the rippling rills;— confidence. But it cannot .be denied that business concerns; « . ‘reflect their faith-or lack of it in making up their advertising . The angels lean from heaven to gaze upon them budgets for the coming period. In a fairly typical statement, And whisper with an envious air, I’m told, ' Winthrop Hoyt declares in the Editor and Publisher: ‘Th evets not a flower in all the fields ofcheaven “Many of us may wonder just where we are going, but Half so lovely as the fairies cup of gold.” Heaven knows, in contrast with . and 2 years ago, we at least A. MERRIAM CONNER. are on our way. And . know that the business with which . . co have contracts is improving. Many of our clients are greatly; 1 wonder when Sam. smsuli . popularity in fey Lage d (erstwhile American utilities may. Our Sunday papers and they certain increasing their 1934 advertising appropriations. To date no no GH GE EEEY THE Ok GAH OF Ste HOH aoc. A old client has decreased his ieee, appropriation in comparison ie doubt meet him on the dock—. With easy assimilation of the surhis 1933 appropriation.’ ded ‘(the band of sheriffs, police offi. ”ounding a nog se obtain any idea of beauty from 1ese Either of these developments _can vege be es a AS . cers, ete.) : ee an available index for confidence, which is merely a reflecane hoped that before this. 4ream. People giving toys to chiltion of the confidence the people have reposed in ‘the Presi. , dren should think twice before buyew deal ends it’s work, we will dent's determined effort to restore normal conditions. ec us as es sed. [ine boise fay badaieantie Gee. the ; . nomic independence, under a correct . child to look at and play with con. leader's hand. i social justice government. elegant . yy . —— . Here’s hoping also, that something ee oe ‘WEEKLY . . And aépeaking of music, it was our constructive shall have been done . It’s pretty hard to ene off as ‘ Il! privilege to hear over the radio to. about our present unsatisfactory . Joke the statement shel nsec to a . day (Sunday) Ravel’s ‘‘Bolero’’;system of retail food distribution . J@panese government official the , . . Blayed hy the New York symphony, With it’s constant price cutting and . Other day. According to him Japan was about ———— ——''. orchestra under the direction-of Ar-! quality diminshment. a0 By turo Toscanini most thrilling, gorgeHiga! to declare cane on a Unked CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, . ous and all the rest. Toscanini is as! At Christmas, toys are the main-;States and sundry eynerns It ae The word Tempo seems to me to, we say in today’s language a super . Stay of the gifts for the children, and ! hard to believe that this igi ee! next Sun-. of course ours ‘got their share. In} ; permeates the upper stratum of artist. He directs again about . looking at some of these toys I ean . . Japanese culture or that diplomacy would countenance anything so silly everyday life. In thinking about . 12° o’clock our time. _ not help but feel that they are a det. Suis dee Wale hada this word I ran onto the following . pia : riment rather than a joy. Some have , @Specially so if Russia ce ou sudidea. There are so many of us to . ALL OVER THIS LAND ON JAN-! come on the market because oftheir aes lois Sanus 1 ene oe whom it seems almost impossible to (UARY 30, 5000 dance bands vil play . oe Lee pe ee ee nee oh sarees ram unable to adjat onraives to. ron Peorie 70 baxce To ar ‘. UNION SHA Pie wet we coun Gay se seem unable to adjust ourselves to . FOR PEOPLE TO DANCE TO. AT A SH NTY i} ae a as . é . oa ‘any new idea no matter how meri. NATIONAL FRANKLIN D. ROOSE: hae Cae aye os soe wi . tortious.” We say it-cannot be done, . VELT BIRTHDAY PARTY. ALL OF FAMOUS FOR IT'S Sctaes. % ti “3 = pe vies fee a because we did it differently in our. THE PROCEEDS OF THIS GIGAN-! . es es re eae o : ae ; oy : younger days and so established a TIC ROOSEVELT. PARTY WILL BE hae a ah ea pe Ss ae ge habit, which it is hard to break. If} TURNED OVER TO THE WARM . . . amburgers, Chili, Hot . pened: ‘ ade Me spe ae ; you are doing that, you are growing . SPRINGS SANITARIUM FOR SUF-. Dogs, Pies and Coffee . Ay es aoe Paria ne i ee old in spirit. You will soon look old FERS OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS. oak : 0 vee e ae but let us } > doesn't @ > at. and the next thing you know your! It will constitute an endowment E. H. ‘HUCKING, Prop. ape loesn : ee foot will slip on that banana peel anc ‘i fund for this Roosevelt sponsored in-j}j Mra Carl Tobie oe 5 i when you_topple over it will be into . Stittitjon. : Main St. Grass Valley pa é ca ; te ee W any nie oblivion. Let us all live the tempo . WHY CANNOT WE, AS A COMHo 7 ‘ 1¢ sane J sluh 1a { yr. A aes = = SS k C ec i 2 past Leck, of ‘“‘our times,’’ keep an open mind . MUNITY OF -TWIN CITIES, GIVE A ee te eae i 1e past wee on any new idea until we PROVE . BALL “HERE IN COOPERATION EEG . eee that it is not usable. In other words, WITH ALL THE REST:OF THE THE NATIONAL HOTEL . Hi . , { either wield the baton of leadership. COUNTRY. Let us get busy. It won’t . i! NEVADA CITY yourself CAPABLY, or start playing . take long to get ready and no doubt . and it : to the beat of life’s bato in another! about the response.a COFFEE SHOP . . SANITARIUM } id Wh sda Speers ee mse aseste geateageoreafeate fe geateofesteateafe ofeofeateogesteafeote ofeofeate teate teste stestestes eee “. . al : : : : ; a1 1 . ij} Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop = *) Nevada City 1 . + ! California . Sete etee * e . Here you will find sl HI a : Your Question {. Prices That Mect Present . ! oven to ait repuuabte . ] B +! Ht physicians and surgeons . A d It Ans er $I. Day Conditions if Nn S VV a iy Niles Baan css . er nus ee ieee #17 err. All QUESTION—“I am subject o spells =. CLEANING AND PRESSING U. S.TO FILL JOB OF FOREST PHONE LINEMAN . Siates Civil competitive.examination for the poThe United sition of telephone Hneman and. mountain construction) for the purpose of filling existing and future vacancies in this position in the various national forests in the State of California:—-The entrance salary is 75¢ an hour, which is subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, as a measure of economy, and 3% per cent toward a retirement annuity. ° Application forms and information as to requirements may be‘obtained from the secrétary, board of U. S. civil service examiners Nevada City, or from the manager, 12th U. S. Civil Service District, Room 241 Post Office Building, San Francisco, California. APPLICATIONS MUST BE FILED IN COMPLETE FORM IN THE OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MANAGER AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, not later than the hour of closing business on January 31, 1934. CWA WORK ER GASHES FOOT CAMPTONVILLE, Jan. 8.—Lawrence E. Turner,-local CWA _ worker, had the misfortune of striking his foot with axe Monday morning, eutting it to the bone, necessitating brief first air~ treatment and then medical attention from Dr. A. H. Tickell at Nevada City. Several stitches were taken-in the foot, and he-will be unable to work for several: days. al MONDA AY, JAN. 15.1934 1934 Service (forest LG WSC Expert Chimney Cleaning—85 per cent of all fires originate in defective or stopped up flues. Avoid this dangerous FIRE HAZARD byhaving your flues cleaned. Clean, reasonable, dependable serice. _ : Twin Cities Chimney Cleaners, A. C Thomas, Ph. 298 G. V. 95-9tc.. PIANO—For the balance due. Late model piano located here in the vicinity of Nevada City, will sell for small credit baiance due on lease. Rental terms will handle. Prompt action essential. Must move within 10 days. If interested write at once to C. A. Remington Dept. Accts., 333 Market St. San Francisco, Calif. _ Sttt piano or ap WANTED—To rent will buy cheap—Answer Mrs. A. Marshall, French Corral 2tp FOR SALE-—Sacrifice—A.5-—-room—house, large lot. Inquire at Nugget office. Jan: 8-2te FOR SALE—-Two story house lot: in Long street, next to Santanelli place. See owner Zavko Velocovich on premises. 2th t-£2 and dios HOTEL POWELL former location of TURPIN HOTEL 17 Powell St. at Market St. SAN pi a arent $2.00 Double Free Garage Gecnina at Office Completely Refurnished Recarpeted and Redecorated W.M. SELL, Jr., Mgr. s serie Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. Boulder St. ° Nevada City % Teoh teehee fe te the she ate ote ok ie sfenierfeste ste rte ater.” FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING . Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 mmnnne pee Ce NEVADA COUNTY HOME LAUNDAY Family Trade Solicited aesetefetete Sefer PROFESSIONAL DIRECIORY . . ATTORNEYS GRASS VALLEY je HARRY M. McKEE Attorney at Law DR. E. C. SKINNER . Osteopathic Physician poor appetite, nausea, over the temples, skin of listlessness, dull headache + eS es +s yellow, urine ‘dark, and aching across * the back. Do you think I hav® Kid‘ ney Trouble?’’ ‘ ANSWER—Your symptoms point 7 : to spinal impingement of nerves sup+ j plying the liver and kidneys. The $i yellow skin and dark urine indicate i. dile pigment, “Bile is. normally ai foznd in the liver end intestinal el tract, but due to impinged nerves, it is offen dammed hack into the liver vad must. find an outlet through g other tissues. It then becomes a poison and produces a_ general ¥ FORREST B. RISLEY, iy Bost Butiding CASH AND CARRY ACTON M. CLEVELAND Camptonville $1.00 and up. AND MEN’S LADIES’ ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Notary Public Legal Papers Tailor Made Custo Clothes PHONE 217-Ww Automobile Insurance pei Bonds Life Insurance HOURS: NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO 7:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.° Broad § Nevada City, California condition of “sick all over.” The kidneys will attempt to throw ee ee. * off this poison, but if the nerves supplying the kidneys are impingl ed, these organs: of elimination cannot function properly. Am examination ofyour spine will rea”:‘y and positively tell the seat of o your trouble. You should have a thorough Spinal Analysis, 3 ll . Qtestions of this nature -will be snewered, .in the order reRa ceived; ifaddressed to ¢ DR. H. L. JONES Complete X-Ray Laboratory 2 o PLECTRO-THERAPY ; 4 138 So. Auburn St. Grass Valley = = ip [0000 0004 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California~-Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Vire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ne ome omor=——— oro as . Evenings by appointment. Office 205 ine St., opposite courthouse 413 W: Main St. Phone 710Nevada City, Calif. GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. —=== =. DR. VERNON V. ROOD . DOCTORS . Physician and Surgeon ee . Office and residence at 128 Neal St., W .W. Reed, M.D. « Grass Valley. Office hours 10 to 13 Nevada City, California 4. My. 2) to: 4 Pe M7 to (8 PAL Office 418 Broad Street. Hours: 1 to 3 and.7 to 8.P. M. MELVIN . BERRYMAN Residence Phone 2. Office Phone 362 Dentist Hours 8:30 to 5:00 Evenings by oe : appointment. Thomas Bldg. 139% Alfred H. Tickell, M. D. Mill St. Grass Valley Telephone 35 Physician and Surgeon Nevada City, California J. F. O’CONNOR iOffice 207 Pine Street. Residence Civil and Mining Engineer 525 Nevada Street United Statys Mineral Surveying: Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City W 5 S M D Hall, Main Street;-Grass Valley. . &. Sawyer, M. D. Expert Refraction H. N. MARCH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Modern Glasses _ {152% Mill Street, up-stairs, second Best quality linses and PLQUBUN ES . floor. 10-12 a. m.,2-5 ‘p. m. daily. Kye, Ear Nose and Throat. Hours: . yon, Wed. Fri. evenings. Phone 19 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. Evenings. by aP-. Grass Valley. pointment. Phone office 11 tesi;denee 73 Ott Buildnig, Nevada City. ; A. W. STORZ . Dentist Dr. H. B. Towsley, X RAY CHIROPRACTOR 15214 Mill St. Goldn Rule Bldg. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m. 1) Office Hours: 9 -t6"12 1 to 6. p. m.-to 5 p.m. i Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-Evenings by Appointment ¢ to 9 P. M:—Phone 578. ‘246 5 Stree Tews ‘ ‘ , Bhi — ee pee OX ‘Dwight D. Johnson, M. D. Office Hours: 2 to 4 p. m. 7 to 8 BONE __DENTISTS __ —/P.m. Office Phone 51 Residence DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS . . Phone 135. 112 South Chureh St. We sist . Grass Valley. 312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 A. M.! to 6:00 P. M. Evenings by appoint-! ment. Phone 95. DR. JOHN R. BELL ; Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan y& Powell Bldg. Phone 321 A. M. HOLMES p io ' 5 Corner Office hours: DR.W. C. EVANS Dentist X-RAY Mill and Main streets Tele hone 102, Grass Valley. Califorma. CARL POWER JON''S, M. D. Grass Valley. California 1 to ° and 7 to 8 p. m. 30 to 12:30 ° o” undays 11: Funeral Director Nevada City. Grass Valley. The Service of Sincerity. MINING ENGINEERS Dr. Robt. W. DETTNER Dentist 9:00-5:00. Hours: Iivening Appointments. 120% Mill street. Phone 77. Grass Valley, California. EDWARD C. UREN ‘Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278-R Nevada City OSCAR E. WINBURN Attorney At Law Suite 1-2-3 City Hall Bldg. GRASS VALLEY, Cal Phone 47

ri NEVADA city, CALIF ORNIA In have many uséful:and practid@] uses . in our everyday language and in our; day at three o’clock EH. S. T., . , COMMENT — 1 — > , ee Copa de O ° . Opa de — ra Nevada City Nugget . 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 __ When the golden streets of heaven were completed, A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed anc Pub-. An enormous pile of gold was left, they say; Z noe 9S lished at "Nevada City. ee oe . __The reckless angels said, “We will destroy ‘it, @. M. LEETE and C, B. ANDERSON....c0sss00--=..Publishers . But the . seis ones as promptly answered, ‘‘nay.”’ 5 } Published i-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, CalSergp ee as : fornia) aut’ Gytered’ th mail wattlr of the second class in the . Then a homesick little soul from California, postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, whe Be Told them of this wonderland of ours; 1 SUBCRIPTION RATES 1 Of its mountains, towering trees and stuiling valleys, FR FON 5 apis n recta git eth atinnnn cca tannae sang aneeneentoentegeenees BEDU . . And the magic of its fragrant moonlit hours. . ‘. confess,” said she, ‘ ‘the trails are rough and dusty 4 OUTLOOK , , ay Though they lead where beauties rare unfold; I'm sure the place would really rival heaven, A careful comparison of first-of-the-year trade predicif ies ute wets only iad like Suis, of edtd. tions disclose that the same nationally known manufacturers . age ble . ; a ag aia oa oe i a So they sent their surplus gold to California— a 1 a ahaee: Th “ Bh seen se ee ee awieek as Wished it down all thru a still, dark night; past y a et te > ne PS wee lic eave: And when the fairies found it in the morning Se ey ee ee he . They were thrilled and filled with wonder and delight. ments upon statistics of sustained and gradually. increasing! . eae 8 th t é a during the ‘ae es ete Pa Be oie erie ae d ” 4 Now the little folk knew naught of golden pathways, ‘Re eee ei ou tan. . c — mite 7 And the angels did not tell them what to do; er So they made a million million golden poppies Reports from all market centers state that, while January Aad polished then With dust of suntioht too. and February will show further gains in distribution, the be: aie lief is prevalent among retailers throughout the country that! Lovinals life eivieg teinee-touched them: fs the real improvement will be witnessed in March. More buyMade than live wad-Goneht io cive fem winks: ers for retail establishments arrived in New York during the! * But after niuch discussion they decided first week of January than usually visited the metropolis the T's eee thers bare fa yadiaut exrth-bound things first 2 months of a normal year. Spring sales are expected toy : be completed before the month is out. This is described as an, Shas the pein: eraben in ine Sonesta. she ai eye eas oy to the apparen tneto fine their gleaming mantles oe our hills, re oo CUP REyne Ong corm : Light their flames of gold in smiling valleys, lit isa favorite saying that there is no available index for Nod and sway beside the rippling rills;— confidence. But it cannot .be denied that business concerns; « . ‘reflect their faith-or lack of it in making up their advertising . The angels lean from heaven to gaze upon them budgets for the coming period. In a fairly typical statement, And whisper with an envious air, I’m told, ' Winthrop Hoyt declares in the Editor and Publisher: ‘Th evets not a flower in all the fields ofcheaven “Many of us may wonder just where we are going, but Half so lovely as the fairies cup of gold.” Heaven knows, in contrast with . and 2 years ago, we at least A. MERRIAM CONNER. are on our way. And . know that the business with which . . co have contracts is improving. Many of our clients are greatly; 1 wonder when Sam.. smsuli . popularity in fey Lage d (erstwhile American utilities may. Our Sunday papers and they certain increasing their 1934 advertising appropriations. To date no no GH GE EEEY THE Ok GAH OF Ste HOH aoc. A old client has decreased his ieee, appropriation in comparison ie doubt meet him on the dock—. With easy assimilation of the surhis 1933 appropriation.’ ded ‘(the band of sheriffs, police offi. ”ounding a nog se obtain any idea of beauty from 1ese Either of these developments _can vege be es a AS . cers, ete.) : ee an available index for confidence, which is merely a reflecane hoped that before this. 4ream. People giving toys to chiltion of the confidence the people have reposed in ‘the Presi. , dren should think twice before buyew deal ends it’s work, we will dent's determined effort to restore normal conditions. ec us as es sed. [ine boise fay badaieantie Gee. the ; . nomic independence, under a correct . child to look at and play with con. leader's hand. i social justice government. elegant . yy . —— . Here’s hoping also, that something ee oe ‘WEEKLY . . And aépeaking of music, it was our constructive shall have been done . It’s pretty hard to ene off as ‘ Il! privilege to hear over the radio to. about our present unsatisfactory . Joke the statement shel nsec to a . day (Sunday) Ravel’s ‘‘Bolero’’;system of retail food distribution . J@panese government official the , . . Blayed hy the New York symphony, With it’s constant price cutting and . Other day. According to him Japan was about ———— ——''. orchestra under the direction-of Ar-! quality diminshment. a0 By turo Toscanini most thrilling, gorgeHiga! to declare cane on a Unked CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, . ous and all the rest. Toscanini is as! At Christmas, toys are the main-;States and sundry eynerns It ae The word Tempo seems to me to, we say in today’s language a super . Stay of the gifts for the children, and ! hard to believe that this igi ee! next Sun-. of course ours ‘got their share. In} ; permeates the upper stratum of artist. He directs again about . looking at some of these toys I ean . . Japanese culture or that diplomacy would countenance anything so silly everyday life. In thinking about . 12° o’clock our time. _ not help but feel that they are a det. Suis dee Wale hada this word I ran onto the following . pia : riment rather than a joy. Some have , @Specially so if Russia ce ou sudidea. There are so many of us to . ALL OVER THIS LAND ON JAN-! come on the market because oftheir aes lois Sanus 1 ene oe whom it seems almost impossible to (UARY 30, 5000 dance bands vil play . oe Lee pe ee ee nee oh sarees ram unable to adjat onraives to. ron Peorie 70 baxce To ar ‘. UNION SHA Pie wet we coun Gay se seem unable to adjust ourselves to . FOR PEOPLE TO DANCE TO. AT A SH NTY i} ae a as . é . oa ‘any new idea no matter how meri. NATIONAL FRANKLIN D. ROOSE: hae Cae aye os soe wi . tortious.” We say it-cannot be done, . VELT BIRTHDAY PARTY. ALL OF FAMOUS FOR IT'S Sctaes. % ti “3 = pe vies fee a because we did it differently in our. THE PROCEEDS OF THIS GIGAN-! . es es re eae o : ae ; oy : younger days and so established a TIC ROOSEVELT. PARTY WILL BE hae a ah ea pe Ss ae ge habit, which it is hard to break. If} TURNED OVER TO THE WARM . . . amburgers, Chili, Hot . pened: ‘ ade Me spe ae ; you are doing that, you are growing . SPRINGS SANITARIUM FOR SUF-. Dogs, Pies and Coffee . Ay es aoe Paria ne i ee old in spirit. You will soon look old FERS OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS. oak : 0 vee e ae but let us } > doesn't @ > at. and the next thing you know your! It will constitute an endowment E. H. ‘HUCKING, Prop. ape loesn : ee foot will slip on that banana peel anc ‘i fund for this Roosevelt sponsored in-j}j Mra Carl Tobie oe 5 i when you_topple over it will be into . Stittitjon. : Main St. Grass Valley pa é ca ; te ee W any nie oblivion. Let us all live the tempo . WHY CANNOT WE, AS A COMHo 7 ‘ 1¢ sane J sluh 1a { yr. A aes = = SS k C ec i 2 past Leck, of ‘“‘our times,’’ keep an open mind . MUNITY OF -TWIN CITIES, GIVE A ee te eae i 1e past wee on any new idea until we PROVE . BALL “HERE IN COOPERATION EEG . eee that it is not usable. In other words, WITH ALL THE REST:OF THE THE NATIONAL HOTEL . Hi . , { either wield the baton of leadership. COUNTRY. Let us get busy. It won’t . i! NEVADA CITY yourself CAPABLY, or start playing . take long to get ready and no doubt . and it : to the beat of life’s bato in another! about the response.a COFFEE SHOP . . SANITARIUM } id Wh sda Speers ee mse aseste geateageoreafeate fe geateofesteateafe ofeofeateogesteafeote ofeofeate teate teste stestestes eee “. . al : : : : ; a1 1 . ij} Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop = *) Nevada City 1 . + ! California . Sete etee * e . Here you will find sl HI a : Your Question {. Prices That Mect Present . ! oven to ait repuuabte . ] B +! Ht physicians and surgeons . A d It Ans er $I. Day Conditions if Nn S VV a iy Niles Baan css . er nus ee ieee #17 err. All QUESTION—“I am subject o spells =. CLEANING AND PRESSING U. S.TO FILL JOB OF FOREST PHONE LINEMAN . Siates Civil competitive.examination for the poThe United sition of telephone Hneman and. mountain construction) for the purpose of filling existing and future vacancies in this position in the various national forests in the State of California:—-The entrance salary is 75¢ an hour, which is subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, as a measure of economy, and 3% per cent toward a retirement annuity. ° Application forms and information as to requirements may be‘obtained from the secrétary, board of U. S. civil service examiners Nevada City, or from the manager, 12th U. S. Civil Service District, Room 241 Post Office Building, San Francisco, California. APPLICATIONS MUST BE FILED IN COMPLETE FORM IN THE OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MANAGER AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, not later than the hour of closing business on January 31, 1934. CWA WORK ER GASHES FOOT CAMPTONVILLE, Jan. 8.—Lawrence E. Turner,-local CWA _ worker, had the misfortune of striking his foot with axe Monday morning, eutting it to the bone, necessitating brief first air~ treatment and then medical attention from Dr. A. H. Tickell at Nevada City. Several stitches were taken-in the foot, and he-will be unable to work for several: days. al MONDA AY, JAN. 15.1934 1934 Service (forest LG WSC Expert Chimney Cleaning—85 per cent of all fires originate in defective or stopped up flues. Avoid this dangerous FIRE HAZARD byhaving your flues cleaned. Clean, reasonable, dependable serice. _ : Twin Cities Chimney Cleaners, A. C Thomas, Ph. 298 G. V. 95-9tc... PIANO—For the balance due. Late model piano located here in the vicinity of Nevada City, will sell for small credit baiance due on lease. Rental terms will handle. Prompt action essential. Must move within 10 days. If interested write at once to C. A. Remington Dept. Accts., 333 Market St. San Francisco, Calif. _ Sttt piano or ap WANTED—To rent will buy cheap—Answer Mrs. A. Marshall, French Corral 2tp FOR SALE-—Sacrifice—A..5-—-room—house, large lot. Inquire at Nugget office. Jan: 8-2te FOR SALE—-Two story house lot: in Long street, next to Santanelli place. See owner Zavko Velocovich on premises. 2th t-£2 and dios HOTEL POWELL former location of TURPIN HOTEL 17 Powell St. at Market St. SAN pi a arent

$2.00 Double Free Garage Gecnina at Office Completely Refurnished Recarpeted and Redecorated W.M. SELL, Jr., Mgr. s serie Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. Boulder St. ° Nevada City % Teoh teehee fe te the she ate ote ok ie sfenierfeste ste rte ater.” FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING . Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 mmnnne pee Ce NEVADA COUNTY HOME LAUNDAY Family Trade Solicited aesetefetete Sefer PROFESSIONAL DIRECIORY . . ATTORNEYS GRASS VALLEY je HARRY M. McKEE Attorney at Law DR. E. C. SKINNER . Osteopathic Physician poor appetite, nausea, over the temples, skin of listlessness, dull headache + eS es +s yellow, urine ‘dark, and aching across * the back. Do you think I hav® Kid‘ ney Trouble?’’ ‘ ANSWER—Your symptoms point 7 : to spinal impingement of nerves sup+ j plying the liver and kidneys. The $i yellow skin and dark urine indicate i. dile pigment, “Bile is. normally ai foznd in the liver end intestinal el tract, but due to impinged nerves, it is offen dammed hack into the liver vad must. find an outlet through g other tissues. It then becomes a poison and produces a_ general ¥ FORREST B. RISLEY, iy Bost Butiding CASH AND CARRY ACTON M. CLEVELAND Camptonville $1.00 and up. AND MEN’S LADIES’ ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Notary Public Legal Papers Tailor Made Custo Clothes PHONE 217-Ww Automobile Insurance pei Bonds Life Insurance HOURS: NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO 7:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.° Broad § Nevada City, California condition of “sick all over.” The kidneys will attempt to throw ee ee. * off this poison, but if the nerves supplying the kidneys are impingl ed, these organs: of elimination cannot function properly. Am examination ofyour spine will rea”:‘y and positively tell the seat of o your trouble. You should have a thorough Spinal Analysis, 3 ll . Qtestions of this nature -will be snewered, .in the order reRa ceived; ifaddressed to ¢ DR. H. L. JONES Complete X-Ray Laboratory 2 o PLECTRO-THERAPY ; 4 138 So. Auburn St. Grass Valley = = ip [0000 0004 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California~-Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Vire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ne ome omor=——— oro as . Evenings by appointment. Office 205 ine St., opposite courthouse 413 W: Main St. Phone 710Nevada City, Calif. GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. —=== =. DR. VERNON V. ROOD . DOCTORS . Physician and Surgeon ee . Office and residence at 128 Neal St., W .W. Reed, M.D. « Grass Valley. Office hours 10 to 13 Nevada City, California 4. My. 2) to: 4 Pe M7 to (8 PAL Office 418 Broad Street. Hours: 1 to 3 and.7 to 8.P. M. MELVIN . BERRYMAN Residence Phone 2. Office Phone 362 Dentist Hours 8:30 to 5:00 Evenings by oe : appointment. Thomas Bldg. 139% Alfred H. Tickell, M. D. Mill St. Grass Valley Telephone 35 Physician and Surgeon Nevada City, California J. F. O’CONNOR iOffice 207 Pine Street.. Residence Civil and Mining Engineer 525 Nevada Street United Statys Mineral Surveying: Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City W 5 S M D Hall, Main Street;-Grass Valley. . &. Sawyer, M. D. Expert Refraction H. N. MARCH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Modern Glasses _ {152% Mill Street, up-stairs, second Best quality linses and PLQUBUN ES . floor. 10-12 a. m.,2-5 ‘p. m. daily. Kye, Ear Nose and Throat. Hours: . yon, Wed. Fri. evenings. Phone 19 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. Evenings. by aP-. Grass Valley. pointment. Phone office 11 tesi;denee 73 Ott Buildnig, Nevada City. ; A. W. STORZ . Dentist Dr. H. B. Towsley, X RAY CHIROPRACTOR 15214 Mill St. Goldn Rule Bldg. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m. 1) Office Hours: 9 -t6"12 1 to 6. p. m.-to 5 p.m. i Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-Evenings by Appointment ¢ to 9 P. M:—Phone 578. ‘246 5 Stree Tews ‘ ‘ , Bhi — ee pee OX ‘Dwight D. Johnson, M. D. Office Hours: 2 to 4 p. m. 7 to 8 BONE __DENTISTS __ —/P.m. Office Phone 51 Residence DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS . . Phone 135. 112 South Chureh St. We sist . Grass Valley. 312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 A. M.! to 6:00 P. M. Evenings by appoint-! ment. Phone 95. DR. JOHN R. BELL ; Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan y& Powell Bldg. Phone 321 A. M. HOLMES p io ' 5 Corner Office hours: DR.W. C. EVANS Dentist X-RAY Mill and Main streets Tele hone 102, Grass Valley. Califorma. CARL POWER JON''S, M. D. Grass Valley. California 1 to ° and 7 to 8 p. m. 30 to 12:30 ° o” undays 11: Funeral Director Nevada City. Grass Valley. The Service of Sincerity. MINING ENGINEERS Dr. Robt. W. DETTNER Dentist 9:00-5:00. Hours: Iivening Appointments. 120% Mill street. Phone 77. Grass Valley, California. EDWARD C. UREN ‘Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278-R Nevada City OSCAR E. WINBURN Attorney At Law Suite 1-2-3 City Hall Bldg. GRASS VALLEY, Cal Phone 47