January 21, 1935 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR @ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET a ae BSL ta US REN "Ni aI ee. 4 Nevada City = PLACER TEAM WINS BY Bret Harte Da Produtes the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce . : gave the Auburn Squad such an ad-jin Pythian Castle. Mrs. i == Sian tawscclasieseneenaasssesens arzEe . { . THENY-WEENY MARGIN SOCIAL EVENTS fi. Ir! The Placeh high A team beat the i CI Lt oe LAE LILEET TE . , Nevada City A*team 93 to 2, ana Miss Erma Keller St. Agnes Will . . twe Placer B team beat the Nevada To Wed Paul Stover . Give Party 1;City B .team 36 to £9, in = the two. ——_—___ ‘ ra ——— fame played Friday night at the ArMr. and Mrs. L. L. Keller, of Ne. St. . ‘ada City, last week announced the mory Hall. The Auburn boys were * rda Cit; i ea es : Eas = ; engasement of their daughter, Miss too big, too fast, and too’ accuraic Erma Keller, to Paul L. Stover. shots to give the Yellow Jackets a look in. on the scoring end of the _ game. . Benjamin Hall of the Mah Jongg rs ‘ . i Morwards, Art Elliott and Ray Oaks. He also attended the nak aagere tS °°’ With a cast that could not be im-' Wilde; center, Harold Lopez;' bia University in New York. { guards, Ray Steger and Max Santi. Nelli, Starters for the B game: ForBanner Mt. Auxiliary , Wards, Tom Widauf and Curtis To Give Card Party . CHILDREN THRIVE ON MILK . # Guernsey Gold Medal Milk . . that won the State's highest . . ! i AWARD OF CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR 1931, 1932, 1933 . U. S. N. JOHNSON, P Phone 77 . . Clark; center, Fan Robins; guards, Albert Pratti and Mervin Doolittle. Banner Mountain Post, V. FE. W A fairly large crowd watchel the ‘Auxiliary is giving a Stover is a son of Mrs.’ Mary Stoetver of Roseville. " Miss Keller is Alas ‘graduate of the Nevada City -high . . p i hbceadnrace a : ie i ae of the contract tables, Mrs. Charles ! eq. The starting line-up of Nevada school and Stover is a graduate of Leiter of the auction tables and Mrs. City for the A’ game was as follows: the San Juan high school near Fair public card . tiy games. One of the factors which party next Friday evening at 8 p. m.} ; afternoon with Mrs, Robert Nye Nip rs: C. E. Parsons will have char . Mr. and Mis Bolton j Ate Dinner ‘Hosts . Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bolton en. P ; i tertained a large humber of rela; 4 3 ‘ . Sea eas, 5 ance amil the nocturnal delights of es and friends at their home at: is ; : oe d e ‘gay Vienna and Paris. ia. ‘delicious dinner Sunday evening. ' W. E. j Those ‘present for . Yantage over the Nevada City boys Young is chairman of the commit-i yy. . was their center, who was six feet tee. Prizzes for high scores and a ] . Agnes Guild of Trinity Bpis. cannot fail t copal churth will hold its first card . er, party of the New Year on Th ursday . hostess at her home on Broad street. t . ; air the occasion were j @ j}and a half inches tall. and besides . door prize are to be given. always. getting the tip-off, could lit-. members are meeting . GLORIOUS FILM TREAT . the. brim with sly, ingratiating hu-; jmor, telling a romantic tale that: o delight every onlook-!]} and echoing the néVortd Bestar: . ; §otten melodies of Franz Lehar, . as!“The Merry Widow’ opened last ' night dt the Nevada as one of the ge \ most glorious film ‘and Tuesday. {proved upon and the superb direc-! ;tion of Ernest Lubitsch this picture . {floats along like a bubble of merri-! {ment to tell its story of the debor. prince and the bewitching wi-. . dow whom he waltzes away to roMaurice Chevalier and Jeanette . and Mrs. Thomas Oliver. Mr,iMacDonald have never enjoyed a’ and, Mrs. Ted Sinnock and son of /8teater triumph. They sing the Le-. The Colfax; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Boiton {har songs as they have never he at an earlier} anq initiation MONDAY, JAN. 21, 1935 Resplendent in its strikingly beau-, FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY jtiful settings and costumes, filled to! fourth Mondays of the month, at the Brand Studio. WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd. and President, Mrs. C. E. Parsons. Secretary, Mrs. C. G. Sweeney treats ever offer. It will be shown here tonight . . HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons. welcome, DR. C. W. CHAPMAN; Rec. Sec’y. SESE EET EREITERTII Rae aera eae N. S. G. W. , Meets every Tuesday evening at CARL J. TOBIASSEN, Pres. day evenings in Elks home, Pine TU Street. Wiene105. Visiting Elks two sons and two guests of!Sung before, backgrounded by a} ‘ Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Fri. ; next Friday night at 7:30. DICKERMAN ~ COLD CAPSULES An ideal treatment for head colds 50c Box —__. Sunday and is expected home to-!vada City chapters, Royal Arch M San Francisco with his parents, will numbers of members’ from For those coughs Santox Pine Tree Expectorant with extract of Cod Livers and Tar 50c Bottle -DICKERMAN’S ‘DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY. surse of Marin county, has come tojbe chosen to fil] the vacancy le Nevada City to live and to establisi. the recent death of W. BE. M herself in her profession here. has been the Sacramento Bee's Rep-/{ Office of King, temporarily. ; resentative. in Oroville, called at the Nngget office on Friday. Mr. Arden will succeed Glen DeYoe as_ the Grass Valley and Nevada City rep: resentative of the Bee, ‘oe . ite Girls organization, wish to ex-. The next meeting will be held on . eration for appendicitis Mr. DeY oe Oroville. son, Ross, who spent the latter part of the week in San Francisco and Marin county, returned home Sunday evening. erally drop the ball into the basket. hour to make plans for Nevada City A and B teams will;0f several new candidates and atPlay Lincoln at the Armory Hal). tend to business matters. James Williams purchased the Masonic Lodges to . Hurley property north of Nevada . Hold Joint Installation City’s limits and is moving his fam‘ ei ily and household effects from Piety; A 6:30 dinner tonight at the MaHill to their new home, this week. ! sonic Temple in Nevada City, pre{ cedes the election and installation of C. E. Bosworth. left for Oakland . officers from Grass Valley and Neamorrow. _ His nephew, Walter, who]!sons. A. R. Adams, of Grass Valley, has been spending the holidays inj;is to be the installing officer. Large the ‘two communities are expected to attend Me {the big event. Mrs. Dora DeRoux, a trained} At this meeting an officer is to return home with him. tt by eservey. He had held the office of High ve . Priest for over:20 years and al the Tom Arden, who for some time time.of his death was filling in the . -_——— 1 The veterans have now changed . their meeting night to Wednesday = = fevening and “moved to Pythian e nat \ . Castle. { : Personal ~"** . ! Petaluma; Mr. highway. JOINT INSTALLATIO N Grass Valley, have completed preparations: for their joint installations at the auditorium lodge hall tonight in Grass Valley, the Nevada City parlors participating as guests, — 8roup of campfire girls elected officers at their meeting held at the} home of Miss Zoe Tredennick. The elected officers are: Vella eee . president; Jean Martz, secretary; THANKS TO CIVIC CLUB ‘ ! representative: in to the Women’s Civic Club for the donation of five dollars. The Blue } Birds all hope and desire always to! Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hughes and JOAN GRANT, Guardian. a ee ey COMFORTERS PILLOWS Nevada Theatre ST ees MONDAY AND TUESDAY ' Hear again the lilting THE MERRY WIDOW Strains of the “Merry i a Widow } glamorous Jeanette MacDonald and Maurice Chevalier flirting F and singing their way in a glorious romance, filled with the imi mortal Franz Lehar music. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY aes : With Kay Francis and THE BRITISH AGENT !s'ir'cu i : ae the first time. As a Russian it was her duty to 1 loved! His was to destroy the cause was she to do? See' the solution in “British Agent.” : . fim in Beds and mar school is preparing for a most afternoon. Mrs. Tony Rore is the} Class leader and, is. assisting. Al? the children of the class are taking parr. be in costumes. A ful program will . be in the next issue of the Nugget. Waltz’. See the Martz, scribe; Sylvia Moody, song leader. The girls, with their Suar= The Blue Bird Group, the junior j dian, Miss Zoe Tredennick, are looksty i 1association of the National Camp . ing forward with keen anticipation . i . . ti é ‘or ic } a they are worthy of such donations, . tional Forest Service, moved hi i teacher, of the Washington erain Puen house on Park Avenue. elaborate entertainment on Friday } ie A part of the program will be two; i playlets, and all the children are tora Ne other features will make the event a brilliant and colorful one. CAMP FIRE GIRLS etna On Saturday, January 12, Adenah tose Ponticelli, treasurer; Mary . press their thanks and appreciation . '© @ snow party in the near future. will be the Bee’s January 26. pein tie George R. Schrader, newly ap=) be able to have everyone see that pointed chief clerk in the Tahoe Na-! welcome. ——_—_—____ Native Sons and Daughters, of ted players in important speaking Parts while there are a score more . ’ smaller roles and hundreds of exFaithful practice of the floor work, ; '’as playing in many of the Spectaca splendid program, banquet andj Ular scenes. continents for his masterly charac. terizatiins on both stage and screen. milar with the work of Kay Francis, the stately brunette beauty, . whose latest pictures are “The House on 56th Street” and “I Loved a Woman.” the romantic interest as two lovers, the former an unofficial British agent. and the latter Russian turned Red. 316 Broad St. and Mrs. Harry E.! Magnificent Symphony orchestra. . Bolton, and son and daughter, Miss } Alberta Bolton. The day was given Over to visiting and enjoying of Snow sports up on the Tahoe-Ukiah “BRITISH AGENT” . An exceedingly large and powerful cast was selected for the dynam. ic roles_in-the First National Productions’ feature “British Agent,” which comes to the Nevada Theatre On Wednesday and Thursday. ' Two of the most popular stars of! Leslie Howard is known on cetwo American audiences are all faHoward and Miss Francis furnish an aristocratic W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. Veo Vo NOLEY, Secretary. Sfeofeage % cS FORREST B, RISLEY + CLEANING & PRESSING . KN TAILORING = Phone 217 W Broad St. Nev. City a the day, Leslie Howard and Kay . ehtetedebtedetetubetetetobededetedfetegen Francis, head a list of twenty talen: Opportunity Be eee Have buyer for home in. Nevada City. If your ‘home is for sale see me at once. “FURR Mrs. Preston’s News Stand Stationery, Magazines Nevada Ciry . REAL ESTATE—INS URANCE Bennett Bidg. i] Here is an C. M. BROWN 312 Broad Street NEVADA CITY % cS : OU gh action, yet gentile, safe, MAN 1S Hat? Sema wy HE moe ' R. Ba AS E. HARRIS, er on the sereen. for <i the man she she held most dear! What . Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street ; REPAIRING { Work Called for and Delivered . Phone 16 FINE . WATCH REPAIRING . Radio Service and ., “Banish that all-gone’ feeling with ——<.__ . ! : Savory, Satisfying, and abave all, rich in essential healthgiving properties. . Four Piece BLANKETS Our Meats Satisfy the . i! our our Service. SHEETS KEYSTONE MEAT , Phere 67 } . . . . . $1.00. Nevada City 1) Welding saves time, saves Bia saves upkeep. Welding finishes a ' . }/job the first time. Welding is. . Our satisfied patrons will doing more and more of modern . tell you of the Quality of our . mechanieal and construction . i]/work each year. And we are mas. ]! § Meats and the Courtesy of ters of Modern Welding. May we figure on your next job? Learn what our Modern Welding cun lsave for you! tl i { ELECTRIC WELDING WKS. Phone 87 SAVES EVERY WAY ao ruggist . — ain 45% % test RA? a . ete ater oho rtertergerte teste ote rte rt PROSPERITY Mail Orders Given Prompt. Attention WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE Phone 375 ‘family to Nevada City todey from . Seeeeeeeeseooeoonss hee lesen te eeteste ert de stshentetocgutedeageeogeeofedpapete . Quincy, Plumas county. They are . tf G V ll C] Ss Mrs. Mary Warnecke, third grade . how making their home in the Bd . # rass a ey eaners g lk Ce iz Ed. Burtner, Prop. c onstipation if Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span ap# 4 {f constipation causes youGas, . # pearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often the nd Indigestion, Headaches, Bad }% ial l le Sleep, Pimp!ly Skin, get quick !»% vehicle to rea + relief with ADLERIKA. Thor. # : — Pd me eS vs ye a < SF —« is) OUR SERVICE TO YOU Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, » Auto .Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering ‘of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF Us General Blacksmithing. Se arene cece: emer . " meme. denice GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS . At. The. Nevada City Garage . F se .» 4 . ee PIKE CITY, NEAR SAN JUAN MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. : MEALS Also’ Beer, Wine, Whiskey Cigars, Cigarettes and J. J. CONNELL, Manager + } CARE” A. ODING, Mgr. 132 E. Main ‘St. GRASS VALLEY AND Beer Hall TRY OUR HOME-COOKED Tobbaceco SALES a ymouth , Cars SERVICE _ CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR A Me ‘ t _“ Day and Night Service Anywhere 128 ' Main Street RURAL ULL Nevada City Garage. Oita eee ar ee. ae Auto Repairs of Every Kind y Nevada Oty Phone 133 4

PAGE FOUR @ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET a ae BSL ta US REN "Ni aI ee. 4 Nevada City = PLACER TEAM WINS BY Bret Harte Da Produtes the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce . : gave the Auburn Squad such an ad-jin Pythian Castle. Mrs. i == Sian tawscclasieseneenaasssesens arzEe . { . THENY-WEENY MARGIN SOCIAL EVENTS fi. Ir! The Placeh high A team beat the i CI Lt oe LAE LILEET TE . , Nevada City A*team 93 to 2, ana Miss Erma Keller St. Agnes Will . . twe Placer B team beat the Nevada To Wed Paul Stover . Give Party 1;City B .team 36 to £9, in = the two. ——_—___ ‘ ra ——— fame played Friday night at the ArMr. and Mrs. L. L. Keller, of Ne. St. . ‘ada City, last week announced the mory Hall. The Auburn boys were * rda Cit; i ea es : Eas = ; engasement of their daughter, Miss too big, too fast, and too’ accuraic Erma Keller, to Paul L. Stover. shots to give the Yellow Jackets a look in. on the scoring end of the _ game. . Benjamin Hall of the Mah Jongg rs ‘ . i Morwards, Art Elliott and Ray Oaks. He also attended the nak aagere tS °°’ With a cast that could not be im-' Wilde; center, Harold Lopez;' bia University in New York. { guards, Ray Steger and Max Santi. Nelli, Starters for the B game: ForBanner Mt. Auxiliary , Wards, Tom Widauf and Curtis To Give Card Party . CHILDREN THRIVE ON MILK . # Guernsey Gold Medal Milk . . that won the State's highest . . ! i AWARD OF CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR 1931, 1932, 1933 . U. S. N. JOHNSON, P Phone 77 . . Clark; center, Fan Robins; guards, Albert Pratti and Mervin Doolittle. Banner Mountain Post, V. FE. W A fairly large crowd watchel the ‘Auxiliary is giving a Stover is a son of Mrs.’ Mary Stoetver of Roseville. " Miss Keller is Alas ‘graduate of the Nevada City -high . . p i hbceadnrace a : ie i ae of the contract tables, Mrs. Charles ! eq. The starting line-up of Nevada school and Stover is a graduate of Leiter of the auction tables and Mrs. City for the A’ game was as follows: the San Juan high school near Fair public card . tiy games. One of the factors which party next Friday evening at 8 p. m.} ; afternoon with Mrs, Robert Nye Nip rs: C. E. Parsons will have char . Mr. and Mis Bolton j Ate Dinner ‘Hosts . Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bolton en. P ; i tertained a large humber of rela; 4 3 ‘ . Sea eas, 5 ance amil the nocturnal delights of es and friends at their home at: is ; : oe d e ‘gay Vienna and Paris. ia. ‘delicious dinner Sunday evening. ' W. E. j Those ‘present for . Yantage over the Nevada City boys Young is chairman of the commit-i yy. . was their center, who was six feet tee. Prizzes for high scores and a ] . Agnes Guild of Trinity Bpis. cannot fail t copal churth will hold its first card . er, party of the New Year on Th ursday . hostess at her home on Broad street. t . ; air the occasion were j @ j}and a half inches tall. and besides . door prize are to be given. always. getting the tip-off, could lit-. members are meeting . GLORIOUS FILM TREAT . the. brim with sly, ingratiating hu-; jmor, telling a romantic tale that: o delight every onlook-!]} and echoing the néVortd Bestar: . ; §otten melodies of Franz Lehar, . as!“The Merry Widow’ opened last ' night dt the Nevada as one of the ge \ most glorious film ‘and Tuesday. {proved upon and the superb direc-! ;tion of Ernest Lubitsch this picture . {floats along like a bubble of merri-! {ment to tell its story of the debor. prince and the bewitching wi-. . dow whom he waltzes away to roMaurice Chevalier and Jeanette . and Mrs. Thomas Oliver. Mr,iMacDonald have never enjoyed a’ and, Mrs. Ted Sinnock and son of /8teater triumph. They sing the Le-. The Colfax; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Boiton {har songs as they have never he at an earlier} anq initiation MONDAY, JAN. 21, 1935 Resplendent in its strikingly beau-, FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY jtiful settings and costumes, filled to! fourth Mondays of the month, at the Brand Studio. WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd. and President, Mrs. C. E. Parsons. Secretary, Mrs. C. G. Sweeney treats ever offer. It will be shown here tonight . . HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons. welcome, DR. C. W. CHAPMAN; Rec. Sec’y. SESE EET EREITERTII Rae aera eae N. S. G. W. , Meets every Tuesday evening at CARL J. TOBIASSEN, Pres. day evenings in Elks home, Pine TU Street. Wiene105. Visiting Elks two sons and two guests of!Sung before, backgrounded by a} ‘ Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Fri. ; next Friday night at 7:30. DICKERMAN ~ COLD CAPSULES An ideal treatment for head colds 50c Box —__. Sunday and is expected home to-!vada City chapters, Royal Arch M San Francisco with his parents, will numbers of members’ from For those coughs Santox Pine Tree Expectorant with extract of Cod Livers and Tar 50c Bottle -DICKERMAN’S ‘DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY. surse of Marin county, has come tojbe chosen to fil] the vacancy le Nevada City to live and to establisi. the recent death of W. BE. M herself in her profession here. has been the Sacramento Bee's Rep-/{ Office of King, temporarily. ; resentative. in Oroville, called at the Nngget office on Friday. Mr. Arden will succeed Glen DeYoe as_ the Grass Valley and Nevada City rep: resentative of the Bee, ‘oe . ite Girls organization, wish to ex-. The next meeting will be held on . eration for appendicitis Mr. DeY oe Oroville. son, Ross, who spent the latter part of the week in San Francisco and Marin county, returned home Sunday evening. erally drop the ball into the basket. hour to make plans for Nevada City A and B teams will;0f several new candidates and atPlay Lincoln at the Armory Hal). tend to business matters. James Williams purchased the Masonic Lodges to . Hurley property north of Nevada . Hold Joint Installation City’s limits and is moving his fam‘ ei ily and household effects from Piety; A 6:30 dinner tonight at the MaHill to their new home, this week. ! sonic Temple in Nevada City, pre{ cedes the election and installation of C. E. Bosworth. left for Oakland . officers from Grass Valley and Neamorrow. _ His nephew, Walter, who]!sons. A. R. Adams, of Grass Valley, has been spending the holidays inj;is to be the installing officer. Large the ‘two communities are expected to attend Me {the big event. Mrs. Dora DeRoux, a trained} At this meeting an officer is to return home with him. tt by eservey. He had held the office of High ve . Priest for over:20 years and al the Tom Arden, who for some time time.of his death was filling in the . -_——— 1 The veterans have now changed . their meeting night to Wednesday = = fevening and “moved to Pythian e nat \ . Castle. { : Personal ~"** . ! Petaluma; Mr. highway. JOINT INSTALLATIO N Grass Valley, have completed preparations: for their joint installations at the auditorium lodge hall tonight in Grass Valley, the Nevada City parlors participating as guests, — 8roup of campfire girls elected officers at their meeting held at the} home of Miss Zoe Tredennick. The elected officers are: Vella eee . president; Jean Martz, secretary; THANKS TO CIVIC CLUB ‘ ! representative: in to the Women’s Civic Club for the donation of five dollars. The Blue } Birds all hope and desire always to! Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hughes and JOAN GRANT, Guardian. a ee ey COMFORTERS PILLOWS Nevada Theatre ST ees MONDAY AND TUESDAY ' Hear again the lilting THE MERRY WIDOW Strains of the “Merry i a Widow } glamorous Jeanette MacDonald and Maurice Chevalier flirting F and singing their way in a glorious romance, filled with the imi mortal Franz Lehar music. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

aes : With Kay Francis and THE BRITISH AGENT !s'ir'cu i : ae the first time.. As a Russian it was her duty to 1 loved! His was to destroy the cause was she to do? See' the solution in “British Agent.” : . fim in Beds and mar school is preparing for a most afternoon. Mrs. Tony Rore is the} Class leader and, is. assisting. Al? the children of the class are taking parr. be in costumes. A ful program will . be in the next issue of the Nugget. Waltz’. See the Martz, scribe; Sylvia Moody, song leader. The girls, with their Suar= The Blue Bird Group, the junior j dian, Miss Zoe Tredennick, are looksty i 1association of the National Camp . ing forward with keen anticipation . i . . ti é ‘or ic } a they are worthy of such donations, . tional Forest Service, moved hi i teacher, of the Washington erain Puen house on Park Avenue. elaborate entertainment on Friday } ie A part of the program will be two; i playlets, and all the children are tora Ne other features will make the event a brilliant and colorful one. CAMP FIRE GIRLS etna On Saturday, January 12, Adenah tose Ponticelli, treasurer; Mary . press their thanks and appreciation . '© @ snow party in the near future. will be the Bee’s January 26. pein tie George R. Schrader, newly ap=) be able to have everyone see that pointed chief clerk in the Tahoe Na-! welcome. ——_—_—____ Native Sons and Daughters, of ted players in important speaking Parts while there are a score more . ’ smaller roles and hundreds of exFaithful practice of the floor work, ; '’as playing in many of the Spectaca splendid program, banquet andj Ular scenes. continents for his masterly charac. terizatiins on both stage and screen. milar with the work of Kay Francis, the stately brunette beauty, . whose latest pictures are “The House on 56th Street” and “I Loved a Woman.” the romantic interest as two lovers, the former an unofficial British agent. and the latter Russian turned Red. 316 Broad St. and Mrs. Harry E.! Magnificent Symphony orchestra. . Bolton, and son and daughter, Miss } Alberta Bolton. The day was given Over to visiting and enjoying of Snow sports up on the Tahoe-Ukiah “BRITISH AGENT” . An exceedingly large and powerful cast was selected for the dynam. ic roles_in-the First National Productions’ feature “British Agent,” which comes to the Nevada Theatre On Wednesday and Thursday. ' Two of the most popular stars of! Leslie Howard is known on cetwo American audiences are all faHoward and Miss Francis furnish an aristocratic W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. Veo Vo NOLEY, Secretary. Sfeofeage % cS FORREST B, RISLEY + CLEANING & PRESSING . KN TAILORING = Phone 217 W Broad St. Nev. City a the day, Leslie Howard and Kay . ehtetedebtedetetubetetetobededetedfetegen Francis, head a list of twenty talen: Opportunity Be eee Have buyer for home in. Nevada City. If your ‘home is for sale see me at once. “FURR Mrs. Preston’s News Stand Stationery, Magazines Nevada Ciry . REAL ESTATE—INS URANCE Bennett Bidg. i] Here is an C. M. BROWN 312 Broad Street NEVADA CITY % cS : OU gh action, yet gentile, safe, MAN 1S Hat? Sema wy HE moe ' R. Ba AS E. HARRIS, er on the sereen. for <i the man she she held most dear! What . Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street ; REPAIRING { Work Called for and Delivered . Phone 16 FINE . WATCH REPAIRING . Radio Service and ., “Banish that all-gone’ feeling with ——<.__ . ! : Savory, Satisfying, and abave all, rich in essential healthgiving properties. . Four Piece BLANKETS Our Meats Satisfy the . i! our our Service. SHEETS KEYSTONE MEAT , Phere 67 } . . . . . $1.00. Nevada City 1) Welding saves time, saves Bia saves upkeep. Welding finishes a ' . }/job the first time. Welding is. . Our satisfied patrons will doing more and more of modern . tell you of the Quality of our . mechanieal and construction . i]/work each year. And we are mas. ]! § Meats and the Courtesy of ters of Modern Welding. May we figure on your next job? Learn what our Modern Welding cun lsave for you! tl i { ELECTRIC WELDING WKS. Phone 87 SAVES EVERY WAY ao ruggist . — ain 45% % test RA? a . ete ater oho rtertergerte teste ote rte rt PROSPERITY Mail Orders Given Prompt. Attention WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE Phone 375 ‘family to Nevada City todey from . Seeeeeeeeseooeoonss hee lesen te eeteste ert de stshentetocgutedeageeogeeofedpapete . Quincy, Plumas county. They are . tf G V ll C] Ss Mrs. Mary Warnecke, third grade . how making their home in the Bd . # rass a ey eaners g lk Ce iz Ed. Burtner, Prop. c onstipation if Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span ap# 4 {f constipation causes youGas, . # pearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often the nd Indigestion, Headaches, Bad }% ial l le Sleep, Pimp!ly Skin, get quick !»% vehicle to rea + relief with ADLERIKA. Thor. # : — Pd me eS vs ye a < SF —« is) OUR SERVICE TO YOU Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, » Auto .Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering ‘of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF Us General Blacksmithing. Se arene cece: emer . " meme. denice GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS . At. The. Nevada City Garage . F se .» 4 . ee PIKE CITY, NEAR SAN JUAN MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. : MEALS Also’ Beer, Wine, Whiskey Cigars, Cigarettes and J. J. CONNELL, Manager + } CARE” A. ODING, Mgr. 132 E. Main ‘St. GRASS VALLEY AND Beer Hall TRY OUR HOME-COOKED Tobbaceco SALES a ymouth , Cars SERVICE _ CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR A Me ‘ t _“ Day and Night Service Anywhere 128 ' Main Street RURAL ULL Nevada City Garage. Oita eee ar ee. ae Auto Repairs of Every Kind y Nevada Oty Phone 133 4