January 7, 1929 (8 pages)

ike ss cil Ag nror at ASN eMac np MONDAY; JANUARY 7, 1929 a>: feiaeetit steno eee el sagen George F. Taylor, mining ensi. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lee Leiter are neer of Downieville, passed through home from Nevada City Friday business matters in San Francisco. . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Legg son, Tommy, left Saturday for their Jr., home in Berkeley after spending . _the holidays here. Mr. and visited ¢ to attend to Oakland and San Fraucisco. and and children, Miss Irma, and Noble, W. P. Clerkin was a business visitor here Friday. a visit with relatives in Mrs. R. N. McCormack in Sacramento Friday. of French Corral debedetetetet 7 HAN GERS STOVE POLISH wen , PR. LOCKs We keep up our stocks. All the many little things you are constantly needing you can Remember our find in our store ‘Hardware Stands Hard Wear.” NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO eee atenteerde eden fede dente eee ferent ste fortesfesfe eofeaferteofeatestesfente startet otefeatestenteecteateateds St sosecesesess % DO YOU REALIVE THE IMPORTANCE of a Grocery Store? The qualtiy of the groceries that you purchase has a direct bearing on happiness in general. If you purchase groceries Phone Number One CREEP ED EG Eerste treet det i tentedeeieteeeteteate detentions that are inferior, you are sure to feel th eeffect in reduced vitzlity. The foods we sell are all fresh, *reliable and santary. By trading here you can conserve your health as well as take advantage of our reasonable prices. JJ JACKSON mth ate ooateafeaoatecfeatest te sfeafesfedtestesterte oe reste Masts. she Se ste teste teshefeste st Me % Nes your health and Pa Me ste Ha Metastases Me he Me ee Me ee Paste Tose Meats 2. We Deliver Bee desterte Sette sfettestoste te sdedoate ertesteste teste rfiote steateefe te steateoteatesteateafetesterte esfesteeatesteafeome age aegeot GROCERY BARGAINS Corn Beef, regular size Olives, one gallon a Large cans omatoes Armours Pork and Beans . guart, 45< 2 for 25c 2 for 25c¢ GHIDOTT?S GROCERY O Brregrrgetecgertente obeoke ste de ofertestends ofegeeteete feat de steel: nied eased Pee ee Ce ee ee See is Experienced Lady Assistant Hse Ne He esi erle nen ole ete erie test: of seofestene ohesgeo estate este steotecteet eeteapeeetenteate Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors ~ Chapels at Nevada City and G rass Valley Local and Long Distance Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night. The only Baumgardner Ambulance Cot in Nevada Consity Grass Valley Phone 364 © Nevada City Phone 122 ‘The _THE SOCIAL WHIRL NATIONAL HOTEL GIVES NICE REOPENING EVENT } The formal reopening of the National Hotel Coffee Shop on New Years Eve proved the magnet for a large throng of guests who made merry until well after Many compliments were showered on Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Worth for their willingness to, provide Nevada ee (By MILDANCO) How many peole of Nevada City really understand and appreciate the splendid and unselfish work the the: Pocahontas Girls are doing? After the regular dances at Redmidnight. . men’s Hall had failed to pay under former managements and the source of revenue to the Hall Association was cut off it was feared City with such .a fine eating place in the fact of a destructive fire after making many expenditures on the building. The renewed intérior of the Coffee Shop present a very, attractive appearance, CAROL SINGERS PLEASE AUDIENCE METHODIST CHURCH The Grass Valley earol choir whose services are much in demand pleased a large audience at the Methodist church yesterday with 2 varied program. of sacred music. choir appeared recently. in Grace Methodist church in San Francisco under the auspices of the Nevada County Grass Valley Association and won many encomiums for their ability and artistry. LUIGI DeCESARI WEDS MRS. BELLE KING Mr. Luigi DeCaesari was recently wed to Mrs. Belle King of Salinas. The happy couple are _ visiting at the Leslie Orzalli home, the bride being a niece of Mrs. Orzalli. The groom ‘has lived here for a number _of years and has been receiving the , hearty congratulations of a large circle of friends. They will make their home here. — a The outsanding features at the Broadway Theater for the forepart of this week are Marian Davies~in Cardboard Lovers tonight, and Sid . Chaplin in ‘Skirts’ on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. There will be good features on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. BORN—To Mr., and Mrs. John McLaughlin at the Nevada City Sanitarium, Friday, a son. FY. FF. Cassidy has been in San Franeiseo on business the past week The Nugget. publisher © has been siven the same auto lieense numbers for 1929, number 124. This year . all numbers are preceded with a fieure and a letter, the first 10,000 having the prefix 1A. Governor C. C. Young has the only exception, a plain *1” adorning his machine. Frank Guenther. who was operatedon several weeks ago for appendicitis, was a visitor in Grass Valley Frday. He made arrangements to have his wife operated upon for appendicitis Sunday. She has. heen ill for about thre months and the ‘physician decided best to operate. Mrs. Vincent Foley and daughter Mis Anne Patricia returned to iheir home from the Nevada City Sanitarium Thursday. FIREMEN! The members of Pennsylvania EnGine Company, No. 2, are hereby requested to attend the funeral of our late comrade, Hans C. Jensen, to be held from Elks Hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Meet at Engine House’ No: 2--and« all -Firemen assembled will march in a body to the Hall. ATTENTION, E. J. KLIROY, Secretary CLASSIFIED ADS (CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion two cents a word for one month Minimum rate, 25¢c, one time, 50: for month. : I HAVE INSTALLED A_ HEMstitching machine and ple*ter in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of. this kind will be promptly executed. a. Mrs. Ira Andrews; residence just]. Ls Po tatta ae ste she oe Me ae ho Pe ste oh PAPAEAAPEAS ASS SOFENSODS 0000599090090 610 back of W. P. Jones. 26tf BERR EEE EEE EEE EE IIE OEE IOI OOOO . roR SALE a7 . FOR SALE — Player piano for balance-due. Piano now in this NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. ¥atson Equipped te handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Nevada Cit : ‘Rocks, R. I, \ strain), vicinity. Ellas Marx Musie Company, Sacramento California. BABY CHICKS: White Leghorns (Tancred-Thornwell! strain), Barred Reds (Queen Bess and Turkens. Special low prices to broiler plants in lots of 500 or more. Enock Crews. Sea. hrieht, California, 37-40% ‘day before . ficials introduced the Christmas tree “ITIP TOP TAMALE PARLOR that the Association able to make the final payments on ‘the hall and that it might again ; be lost as a——semi-publicly owned -institution. : This brave group of girls -voluntered to take up the burden of conducting dances in the hall and to devote the proceeds to the Hall Association to pay upon the promissory note held against the property How well their enthusiasm and well planned programs have been appreciated are well known to those who partonize the dances and their friends, but the general public: may not know the long hours of labor that these girls have devoted to the work. May they succeed in raising the money to pay: the debt hanging over the heads of the Hall Association, and it is to be. hoped that when they have paid in full the large sum still due, that the Redmen’s Hall Association will see fit to let the girls have the hall so that they can make a little money for themselves. We can remember when the county courthouse was thought of by many people with rather a feeling of awe, perhaps assisted by the proximity of the county jail. At any rate old-time officials of the county at: times seemed to consider that this feeling had to be justified on their part with solemn and courtly demeanor. Itw as refreshing to note on the Christmas that the ofidea into the county building. The present set of county officials are as friendly a bunch = as will be found in any institution and there is always a pleasant word of courtesy from them to all who have bu1 siness in the fact that they all enjoyed the Christmas tree demonstrates that in the county offices the spirit of peace on earth and good will toward men reigns supreme. And the generous sprinkling of earnest’ women and girls among the. offices probably adds pleasantness as well as fairness to the official atmosphere. On Christmas a group of about twenty young people, boys and girls alike, singing Nevada City. They would _ stroll along a ways and then stop and sing one of their offers and then pass along a block or another neighborhood. It strikes us that this is a peach of an idea. parently The carolers were apof about high school age and these youngsters may well have set a fine perecedent. for cessors in school to adopt and foster in coming years. We are glad to be able to say a good word and their suclet the boys and girls know that their evidently sincere effort is appreciated. WRIGHT PLAYERS WILL : BE HERE JANUARY 23RD The Wright players, gave such satisfaction years ago presenting the of The Cross” who gave here two “Shadow will appear in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening, January 28rd inanother Scriptural play entitled ‘The Tent Dwellers” taken-from ‘the book of Jeremiah. The entertainment. will be presented under the auspices of the . ; Epworth League. Miss Alice Harry left Friday for Hobart Mills to teach. She is a reicent graduate of the San Francisco State Teachers College: : Harold EB. Buckner, son. of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Buckner, is an air mail pilot on he route between Salt Lake City and Pasco, Washington. He operates between Boise and Pasco. Mrs. E. W. Schmidt and. daughter Mis Mary, went to Sacramento and met the former’s sister, Mrs. John Brandemar of San Francisco, who will visit here for a while. Tamalaes and Enchiladas Served 11 a. m. to 1’ a. m. Served Hot to take out. Chili Beans, Chicken Sandwiches Served Evenings Best Coffee in Town ‘Pine Street NE a might not beys courthouse, and the; night we noticed ; Christmas carols on the streets of. ‘two and favor . —" omer SPECIAL THIS WEEK Mission Oranges S and W Grape Fruit he Strawberry Preserves, 3 Ib jar Dering he Dene a Pure Olive Oil Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. . CHAIN GROCETERIAS “The Best for Less’ INC. ‘Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City ; i eres sence ense ale entero kere 0 Serle steseate niente oleate oosond ofeleehe fe neateaty A service for busy people The new ‘‘Where to Buy It” feature in = > your telephone directory tells you instantly where familiar articles are sold. You will find the products you want to buy listed under their own names, together with their familiar trade-marks and the dealers who sell them locally. And a telephone call will place a desired item promptly in your home. “WHERE TO BUY IT” TELEPHONE BUYER’S GUIDE THE PAcIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY < ae edotoieiet ttle te tilt sealed * BUILD! ‘WE LOAN ON ‘HOMES $12.30 PER MONTH PER $1000 BAe heshesestestetey ehe erterte ihe sfeag yefeate she age ote BAER AGMID TE ae ee oe ack Hedeheied te et) ra MM SF EERE, $Y, oe IT’S THE EASIEST LOAN ON EARTH 6 PER CENT Paid on Pass Book Accounts cee ee From the day each deposit is made with the Nevada County Building and Loan Association. Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Under — Supervision 2 NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION © Nevada City Grass Valley 1 PPP bOP EHO SES

ike ss cil Ag nror at ASN eMac np MONDAY; JANUARY 7, 1929 a>: feiaeetit steno eee el sagen George F. Taylor, mining ensi. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lee Leiter are neer of Downieville, passed through home from Nevada City Friday business matters in San Francisco. . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Legg son, Tommy, left Saturday for their Jr., home in Berkeley after spending . _the holidays here. Mr. and visited ¢ to attend to Oakland and San Fraucisco. and and children, Miss Irma, and Noble, W. P. Clerkin was a business visitor here Friday. a visit with relatives in Mrs. R. N. McCormack in Sacramento Friday. of French Corral debedetetetet 7 HAN GERS STOVE POLISH wen , PR. LOCKs We keep up our stocks. All the many little things you are constantly needing you can Remember our find in our store ‘Hardware Stands Hard Wear.” NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO eee atenteerde eden fede dente eee ferent ste fortesfesfe eofeaferteofeatestesfente startet otefeatestenteecteateateds St sosecesesess % DO YOU REALIVE THE IMPORTANCE of a Grocery Store? The qualtiy of the groceries that you purchase has a direct bearing on happiness in general. If you purchase groceries Phone Number One CREEP ED EG Eerste treet det i tentedeeieteeeteteate detentions that are inferior, you are sure to feel th eeffect in reduced vitzlity. The foods we sell are all fresh, *reliable and santary. By trading here you can conserve your health as well as take advantage of our reasonable prices. JJ JACKSON mth ate ooateafeaoatecfeatest te sfeafesfedtestesterte oe reste Masts. she Se ste teste teshefeste st Me % Nes your health and Pa Me ste Ha Metastases Me he Me ee Me ee Paste Tose Meats 2. We Deliver Bee desterte Sette sfettestoste te sdedoate ertesteste teste rfiote steateefe te steateoteatesteateafetesterte esfesteeatesteafeome age aegeot GROCERY BARGAINS Corn Beef, regular size Olives, one gallon a Large cans omatoes Armours Pork and Beans . guart, 45< 2 for 25c 2 for 25c¢ GHIDOTT?S GROCERY O Brregrrgetecgertente obeoke ste de ofertestends ofegeeteete feat de steel: nied eased Pee ee Ce ee ee See is Experienced Lady Assistant Hse Ne He esi erle nen ole ete erie test: of seofestene ohesgeo estate este steotecteet eeteapeeetenteate Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors ~ Chapels at Nevada City and G rass Valley Local and Long Distance Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night. The only Baumgardner Ambulance Cot in Nevada Consity Grass Valley Phone 364 © Nevada City Phone 122 ‘The _THE SOCIAL WHIRL NATIONAL HOTEL GIVES NICE REOPENING EVENT } The formal reopening of the National Hotel Coffee Shop on New Years Eve proved the magnet for a large throng of guests who made merry until well after Many compliments were showered on Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Worth for their willingness to, provide Nevada ee (By MILDANCO) How many peole of Nevada City really understand and appreciate the splendid and unselfish work the the: Pocahontas Girls are doing? After the regular dances at Redmidnight. . men’s Hall had failed to pay under former managements and the source of revenue to the Hall Association was cut off it was feared City with such .a fine eating place in the fact of a destructive fire after making many expenditures on the building. The renewed intérior of the Coffee Shop present a very, attractive appearance, CAROL SINGERS PLEASE AUDIENCE METHODIST CHURCH The Grass Valley earol choir whose services are much in demand pleased a large audience at the Methodist church yesterday with 2 varied program. of sacred music. choir appeared recently. in Grace Methodist church in San Francisco under the auspices of the Nevada County Grass Valley Association and won many encomiums for their ability and artistry. LUIGI DeCESARI WEDS MRS. BELLE KING Mr. Luigi DeCaesari was recently wed to Mrs. Belle King of Salinas. The happy couple are _ visiting at the Leslie Orzalli home, the bride being a niece of Mrs. Orzalli. The groom ‘has lived here for a number _of years and has been receiving the , hearty congratulations of a large circle of friends. They will make their home here. — a The outsanding features at the Broadway Theater for the forepart of this week are Marian Davies~in Cardboard Lovers tonight, and Sid . Chaplin in ‘Skirts’ on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. There will be good features on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. BORN—To Mr., and Mrs. John McLaughlin at the Nevada City Sanitarium, Friday, a son. FY. FF. Cassidy has been in San Franeiseo on business the past week The Nugget. publisher © has been siven the same auto lieense numbers for 1929, number 124. This year . all numbers are preceded with a fieure and a letter, the first 10,000 having the prefix 1A. Governor C. C. Young has the only exception, a plain *1” adorning his machine. Frank Guenther. who was operatedon several weeks ago for appendicitis, was a visitor in Grass Valley Frday. He made arrangements to have his wife operated upon for appendicitis Sunday. She has. heen ill for about thre months and the ‘physician decided best to operate. Mrs. Vincent Foley and daughter Mis Anne Patricia returned to iheir home from the Nevada City Sanitarium Thursday. FIREMEN! The members of Pennsylvania EnGine Company, No. 2, are hereby requested to attend the funeral of our late comrade, Hans C. Jensen, to be held from Elks Hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Meet at Engine House’ No: 2--and« all -Firemen assembled will march in a body to the Hall. ATTENTION, E. J. KLIROY, Secretary CLASSIFIED ADS (CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion two cents a word for one month Minimum rate, 25¢c, one time, 50: for month. : I HAVE INSTALLED A_ HEMstitching machine and ple*ter in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of. this kind will be promptly executed. a. Mrs. Ira Andrews; residence just]. Ls Po tatta ae ste she oe Me ae ho Pe ste oh PAPAEAAPEAS ASS SOFENSODS 0000599090090 610 back of W. P. Jones. 26tf BERR EEE EEE EEE EE IIE OEE IOI OOOO . roR SALE a7

. FOR SALE — Player piano for balance-due. Piano now in this NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. ¥atson Equipped te handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Nevada Cit : ‘Rocks, R. I, \ strain), vicinity. Ellas Marx Musie Company, Sacramento California. BABY CHICKS: White Leghorns (Tancred-Thornwell! strain), Barred Reds (Queen Bess and Turkens. Special low prices to broiler plants in lots of 500 or more. Enock Crews. Sea. hrieht, California, 37-40% ‘day before . ficials introduced the Christmas tree “ITIP TOP TAMALE PARLOR that the Association able to make the final payments on ‘the hall and that it might again ; be lost as a——semi-publicly owned -institution. : This brave group of girls -voluntered to take up the burden of conducting dances in the hall and to devote the proceeds to the Hall Association to pay upon the promissory note held against the property How well their enthusiasm and well planned programs have been appreciated are well known to those who partonize the dances and their friends, but the general public: may not know the long hours of labor that these girls have devoted to the work. May they succeed in raising the money to pay: the debt hanging over the heads of the Hall Association, and it is to be. hoped that when they have paid in full the large sum still due, that the Redmen’s Hall Association will see fit to let the girls have the hall so that they can make a little money for themselves. We can remember when the county courthouse was thought of by many people with rather a feeling of awe, perhaps assisted by the proximity of the county jail. At any rate old-time officials of the county at: times seemed to consider that this feeling had to be justified on their part with solemn and courtly demeanor. Itw as refreshing to note on the Christmas that the ofidea into the county building. The present set of county officials are as friendly a bunch = as will be found in any institution and there is always a pleasant word of courtesy from them to all who have bu1 siness in the fact that they all enjoyed the Christmas tree demonstrates that in the county offices the spirit of peace on earth and good will toward men reigns supreme. And the generous sprinkling of earnest’ women and girls among the. offices probably adds pleasantness as well as fairness to the official atmosphere. On Christmas a group of about twenty young people, boys and girls alike, singing Nevada City. They would _ stroll along a ways and then stop and sing one of their offers and then pass along a block or another neighborhood. It strikes us that this is a peach of an idea. parently The carolers were apof about high school age and these youngsters may well have set a fine perecedent. for cessors in school to adopt and foster in coming years. We are glad to be able to say a good word and their suclet the boys and girls know that their evidently sincere effort is appreciated. WRIGHT PLAYERS WILL : BE HERE JANUARY 23RD The Wright players, gave such satisfaction years ago presenting the of The Cross” who gave here two “Shadow will appear in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening, January 28rd inanother Scriptural play entitled ‘The Tent Dwellers” taken-from ‘the book of Jeremiah. The entertainment. will be presented under the auspices of the . ; Epworth League. Miss Alice Harry left Friday for Hobart Mills to teach. She is a reicent graduate of the San Francisco State Teachers College: : Harold EB. Buckner, son. of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Buckner, is an air mail pilot on he route between Salt Lake City and Pasco, Washington. He operates between Boise and Pasco. Mrs. E. W. Schmidt and. daughter Mis Mary, went to Sacramento and met the former’s sister, Mrs. John Brandemar of San Francisco, who will visit here for a while. Tamalaes and Enchiladas Served 11 a. m. to 1’ a. m. Served Hot to take out. Chili Beans, Chicken Sandwiches Served Evenings Best Coffee in Town ‘Pine Street NE a might not beys courthouse, and the; night we noticed ; Christmas carols on the streets of. ‘two and favor . —" omer SPECIAL THIS WEEK Mission Oranges S and W Grape Fruit he Strawberry Preserves, 3 Ib jar Dering he Dene a Pure Olive Oil Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. . CHAIN GROCETERIAS “The Best for Less’ INC. ‘Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City ; i eres sence ense ale entero kere 0 Serle steseate niente oleate oosond ofeleehe fe neateaty A service for busy people The new ‘‘Where to Buy It” feature in = > your telephone directory tells you instantly where familiar articles are sold. You will find the products you want to buy listed under their own names, together with their familiar trade-marks and the dealers who sell them locally. And a telephone call will place a desired item promptly in your home. “WHERE TO BUY IT” TELEPHONE BUYER’S GUIDE THE PAcIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY < ae edotoieiet ttle te tilt sealed * BUILD! ‘WE LOAN ON ‘HOMES $12.30 PER MONTH PER $1000 BAe heshesestestetey ehe erterte ihe sfeag yefeate she age ote BAER AGMID TE ae ee oe ack Hedeheied te et) ra MM SF EERE, $Y, oe IT’S THE EASIEST LOAN ON EARTH 6 PER CENT Paid on Pass Book Accounts cee ee From the day each deposit is made with the Nevada County Building and Loan Association. Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Under — Supervision 2 NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION © Nevada City Grass Valley 1 PPP bOP EHO SES