July 19, 1937 (4 pages)

MONDAY, JULY 19, 1937. NEV ADA city NUGGET BATTLE TO OPEN WITH PINE BARK BEETLE PEST The fight against the pine bark beetle in California will soon begin in earnest, according ‘to the State Yhamber of Commerce who was tdday advised by the U. S. Bureau of Entomology that the $50,000 for experimental control studies, is availalble. The State Chamber has carried on a vigorous campaign in Washington during the past six months to secure funds for studies of contro) methods, , “The bark beetle and other forest insects have during the past five years destroyed more valuable tim‘ber than fire and lumbering combined,”’ eording to E. W. Murphy, ; chairman of the state chambers con= servation committee, and actually threatens total. destruction of the California’s pine forests. d John M. Miller, senior entomologist of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, gives the _ state chamiber credit for securing the jeetie econ'trol studies. In a letter to the State Chambe, said* “This increase, together with the previous increases secured, as a result of the. efforts of the California State Chamber of Commerce, brings the total of new funds made available for the ‘work in this region to approximately °$50,000. It will now be possible to initiate in the state a program of research to improve control methods or adequate detection surveys, and of servicé to those concerned wilth the application of the results of this program to forest conservation in California.’ John Muscardini, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.' Muscardini of this city has returned from a visit with his relatives in North Bloomfield. From the bleak Siberian Steppes to the deepest jungles of Africa, zooes and circuses. Such a league will be in display in the menageries tent of Russell Bros. Cireus when that famous argaization exhibits at Cashin Field on Wednesday, July 21. tent is erected, the cages placed and , the ponderous elephants staked . down, a conference begins. The lions roar the meeting to order, and the Hindoo potentates; monkeys ehatter . not deeply concerned. lazy to enter into the discussion, mez screams if her attendant did not apaiter day with little variation. formance. FOR EXCHANGE NEW MODERN 6-room home in Sacramento for exchange for Placerville suburban place. For this and other trades, write Mr. Nisbet, Capital Realty Co., 922 8th St., Sacramento. 7-122te MEN NEEDED NOW MALE INSTRUCTION. Right now there are new jobs for thousands in Electrical Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Opportunity to qualify for Estimating, Installing, Servicing positions offering good pay—steady promotion, Prepare at home in spare time by low cost, easy pay plan. We help you get big pay job. Utilities Inst., Box O. K. Nevada City Nugget. 7-122tp FOR RENT—Five room modern home—knotty pine finish, unfurnished, except for linoleum, breakfast. set, trash burner, and large _, Oil heater. Reasonable rent. Call é at Rio Grande Oil Station, at Sac.ramento and Valley streets. 7-93tp FOR SALE—A St. Bernard dog, king of all dogs in town. Great as guardian for children and’ as watch dog. Very nice and well behaved. Will sell him for $10.00. Phone 234-J or call at the Netz Quarry on Champion road, Nevada City. \NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP THE NEW NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP in the Bost Building on lower Broad street, just below the ‘Lace House is now open for business. Headquarters‘for, the Sacramento Bee. Phone 510: 3-22-1-moc AIRWAY MOTORS—Specializing in Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac repairs. Union Oil] products. 128 Broad street;“Nevada City. 6-211moc WANTED TO BOARD two girls\or boys, ages 7 to 12. Write or phone, M. EB. Madden, French Corral, Phone Nor. San Juan 3-F-33. 6-1m-p WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 1-8-1mo.c¢ Furniture Finishers Laquer, Enameled Garden“or House Furniture. Painting and Paper Hanging. Work Guaranteed. Antique or Natural Finishes—Any Color. BURT SPICER PHONE G. V. 918 PEACH BOWL NO. 40 HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC The Peach Bowl Chapter Number . 40, C. S. EY A. annual picnic was} held Sunday at Lake Olympia and was declared a success by all that atteded. Approximately 400 attended the annnal affair and enjoyed themsleves very much. Races and games were held in the morning with many Nevada City boys and girls and men and women winning prizes. After the guests had finished eating a very exciting game was played between Marysville CSEA softball team and the Nevada City CSEA softball team. The Marysville team defeated the Nevada City team 7 to 6. Following ‘this, the dance was held on the island platform with musie provided by the Williams XYZ orchestra. Jim Sutton, former foreman of Downieville, is the head of the orchestra. A prize waltz was held and also a door prize was awarded, affording a good time for all that attended. LADIES AID TO PICNIC DAY PARK WEDNESDAY The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church, including all circles will hold their annual picnic at the Joe Day park on Banner road on Wednesday. Pricilla Circle has charge of arrangements, each member is to bring something for the pot luck lunch and dishes. for themselves. The ladies will start from the church at 10 o’eloeck in the morning. ENGAGED dauapiae of Mr. and MATA. Tick of Grass Valley and Carl H. Bregman of Vallejo, has been announced. The wedding will take “place in the early fall. CAMPTONVILLE GIVES COMMENECMENT DINNER CAMPTONVILLE, July 18.—The annual commencement of the high school was held Thursday evening by a dinner given by the teacher, Miss Lesta H. Joubert, at the Hotel Francis. The dining room was decorated with sweet peas and pastel colors, candles decorating the tables, and amid this setting, those in attendance enjoyed a chicken prepared with the usual skill of the chef, Mrs. Rachael M. Labadie. Following the dinner the diplomas were presented by Mrs. Fred H. Butz a member of the board of trustees. Fitting remarks were made to the graduates by Miss Joubert in her farewell message to those leaving her school, The graduates are Misses Mary Evelyn Hackley, Marian Belyea, and Dorothy Hayes; members of the high school: Warren Pauly, Thelma Butz, Harriet Church, George Rose, Walter Butz and Margaret Roberts. wild animals convene to form veriti able leagues of nations in American . Each day, as -soon as the large! other animals respond in . chorus. . Elephants trumpet messages sent by . the sentiments of their Brazilian . constituents; leopards snarl and hiss . the warlike attitude of far-off Sy. iatra, while the shrieking laughter . of hyenas swegests that Rhodesia is-. The shaggy Siberian camels, too . ‘rely stand by and chew their cuds. . The wooly bears, too, are disinter. ested, and if they make any COh-; tribution to the discussion it is like. jy to be in the form of loud snores. . Topsy, ‘the rascally chimpanzee, . might disrupt the meeting with her: pear on time with her breakfast of . fruits, milk and eggs and gelatine . Evidently nothing is ever settled . at the meetings of this league of na' tions, as the discussion goes on day : The menagerie with its vast zoo; logical exhibit is available to all circus goers at no extra charge, one tic: ket giving admission to “both the; menagerie and the main circus per. ‘ M ; } . { ' , Animals Hold Forth in Own Leag ue : of Nations at: Mebagerie of Circus The Circus Makes Strange Companions CAMP FIRE GIRL TEACHER WRITES The following is a letter received from Mrs. P. E. Marshall, newly appointed music and singing instructor for last week at Camp Pahatsi where about :100 Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a vacation. She is guardian of Yalini group also. “I shall try to give you a brief outline of procedure in camp. We left Nevada City about 12:30 Tuesday noon and arrived in camp about 2 p. m. in a real winter downpour. There must have been 50 ears when we arrived, each bringing some girl or girls to be left for a week. : A regular schedule is followed daily and there are 130 ail told ineluding staff. We have a doctor. nurse, a teacher for dramatics, one for arts.and crafts, a swimming instructor and I have charge of music and singing. There are girls from Nevada City, Grass Valley, Auburn, Roseville, Neweastle, Penryn and Loomis. The girls are anxious to get back to Nevada City to organize their group as Camp Fire Girls. They are the newly institutd Yalini group. Thought J would add that the last two night I nearly froze to death as did eyeryone else, as we had freezing weather. A pageant is being planned for Saturday night in the outdoors and I am preparing th singing with the Indian Love Call for the picture ‘Rose Marie.’’ and; Mrs. Fred H. Butz, trustees; Groves, Mrs. M. G. Calvin, Mrs. J. E. Pauly, Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer, Miss Susette Dornberger and Miss Lesta H. Joubert. Games were played foljowing the dinner. CAMPTONVILLE CLUB CAMPTONVILLE, July 18.—The Camptonville Women’s Club theld a business meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Ed Lang at the Grant and Heether saw mill, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Eldred Jones as the hostesses. The club voted to donate . $5 to the. fund for putting a new roof on the town hall. MARRIED IN MINDEN Donald P. Jones and Miss Velma Knucky both of Nevada City were married at Minden, Nevada on Saturday and made a surprise announcement to their Nevada City friends on Sunday. Both the young people are in the employ of the Shamrock Cafe. Be Comfortable Get Your . MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. Guests were: Mrs. Eldred Jones OF PAHATSI DAY. Mrs. Olive Groves, Miss. Lydia 0. . ’ ~ MURCHIE TEAM BEATS LAVA CAP Two of the strongest baseball i teams of the twin cities, the Lava Cap and Murchie mine baseball nines, met on Pioneers Park’ baseball diamond Sunday in a close of 5 to 4. registered high, making a showing for his team of four hits, 4 times up, 7 men out at first, besides pitching a steady game. Ritchie Wakefor the American Legion team in Sacramento some time ago, witoned a good game also. Miss Edna Buffington of Piedmont is spending a vacation in Nevada City with her aunts, Mrs. Belle Douglass and Mrs. W. H. Wright. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED z ey eee ee ae ee ee See e seieieteiek defeleteiobeteiletedeieatede a o “ fe Sac 6 3% a? set * " ett 4 PORK SHOULDER %; 5%. ates * cs c a ate oes Mest <> afer + ts ates! % jig . Ee CLUB DIRECTOR WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB: — Regular meetings the 2nd a . fourth Mondays of the a ithe Brand Studio. : MRS. JAMES PENROSE, Pres. i MRS, CHAS. ELLIOTT, See. NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 . Lb. P.O, Biks Meets second and fourth Vriday levenings in Elks home, ° Pine iStreet. Phone 108. Visiting Elke . ; Welcome, . : ARTHUR E. ELLIOTT, Exalted Ruler. . PAE il iy sc ADDEN, Secretary: 2 > at + + e, cS +, & 2 + SAT! isALWAYS AVAILABLE: Ms Meat st at ae +s , bl 2 it $e ste 2% age tis +, os HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. “8G, . N.S. Gai Wi Meets every Ee sday eventitg at 1) Esthian Castle, 282 Broad Street. . { . Visiting Native Sons welcome. ALLEN JONES, President, and ALWAYS in SEASON: EDT A SC! REM We Have — Quality Meats +. te i, ot, 29, OMe ste at, ot Roleioneioieieios es a +t, 2, rat ) Me tes 94 ss ste she ate Paste ste at Negrete nerfrfe sis ates! co >, S aote ss x 4 34.5% a slerieatar’ ea *, eSack Hininieleicieies Right Prices BS PA yen} > ye + te HAMBURGER, PORK SAUSAGE + *, “ ? Aa” Peake rat tes SELECTED ROASTS, CHOPS, STEAKS pofertestente Sao gs eat gong % get KEYSTONE} MARKET & RICHARDS Copineneiat Beet, Nevada CityPHONE 67 . Sete teiesteteseobegegegetetetetede teteceeapateen Referteng Meola dinioleteteleieieieieiieioiete: +, Vas ieinieicidicieies ? tert NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California game the latter won by the score The new pitcher for.the Murchie . THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY CO Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 315 Broad Street field, Lava Cap miner, who pitched . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Made While You Wait Steel Tapes, Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Etc. SAWS, AXES, SCISSORS, ETC., Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 220 East Main St., GRASS VALLEY SHARPENED. Phone 602 «.».CUSTOM MILLING. Flotation Amalgamation Concentration . DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. See’y. BODY AND FENDER REPAIR = Bring your (car, to, ussfor quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting, Glass installed, Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing. Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding. General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of Its Kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City> Garage NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California e¢ ¢ We Specialize in SUNDAY DINNERS 60c TO 80c ¢ ¢ 12 (Noon) to 8:30 p. m. EDDIE LEONG QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FREE DELIVERY. Phone 74 314 Broad St. Nevada City . NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY =: Mrs. 0. Mullis, Prop. Boulder Street Nevada had : Phone 491-W Prompt and Reasonable Service The Wiljobar Corporation—The Queen Lil Mill © NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA—HAL BD. DRAPER, Supt. P. O. Box 748 Phone 364W ee WATCH ‘REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING — Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. COOLERATOR HAS FINEST AIR CONDITIONED REFRIGERATION Moist circulating air protects delicate foods. Flavors retained. Lowest priced perfect refrigeration NEW SHIPMENT—Come in and see them. Small ones for apartments, family size, and larger. UNION ICE COMPANY . Nevada City Sanitariut _FRED SAUVEE, Sera

MONDAY, JULY 19, 1937. NEV ADA city NUGGET BATTLE TO OPEN WITH PINE BARK BEETLE PEST The fight against the pine bark beetle in California will soon begin in earnest, according ‘to the State Yhamber of Commerce who was tdday advised by the U. S. Bureau of Entomology that the $50,000 for experimental control studies, is availalble. The State Chamber has carried on a vigorous campaign in Washington during the past six months to secure funds for studies of contro) methods, , “The bark beetle and other forest insects have during the past five years destroyed more valuable tim‘ber than fire and lumbering combined,”’ eording to E. W. Murphy, ; chairman of the state chambers con= servation committee, and actually threatens total. destruction of the California’s pine forests. d John M. Miller, senior entomologist of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, gives the _ state chamiber credit for securing the jeetie econ'trol studies. In a letter to the State Chambe, said* “This increase, together with the previous increases secured, as a result of the. efforts of the California State Chamber of Commerce, brings the total of new funds made available for the ‘work in this region to approximately °$50,000. It will now be possible to initiate in the state a program of research to improve control methods or adequate detection surveys, and of servicé to those concerned wilth the application of the results of this program to forest conservation in California.’ John Muscardini, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.' Muscardini of this city has returned from a visit with his relatives in North Bloomfield. From the bleak Siberian Steppes to the deepest jungles of Africa, zooes and circuses. Such a league will be in display in the menageries tent of Russell Bros. Cireus when that famous argaization exhibits at Cashin Field on Wednesday, July 21. tent is erected, the cages placed and , the ponderous elephants staked . down, a conference begins. The lions roar the meeting to order, and the Hindoo potentates; monkeys ehatter . not deeply concerned. lazy to enter into the discussion, mez screams if her attendant did not apaiter day with little variation. formance. FOR EXCHANGE NEW MODERN 6-room home in Sacramento for exchange for Placerville suburban place. For this and other trades, write Mr. Nisbet, Capital Realty Co., 922 8th St., Sacramento. 7-122te MEN NEEDED NOW MALE INSTRUCTION. Right now there are new jobs for thousands in Electrical Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Opportunity to qualify for Estimating, Installing, Servicing positions offering good pay—steady promotion, Prepare at home in spare time by low cost, easy pay plan. We help you get big pay job. Utilities Inst., Box O. K. Nevada City Nugget. 7-122tp FOR RENT—Five room modern home—knotty pine finish, unfurnished, except for linoleum, breakfast. set, trash burner, and large _, Oil heater. Reasonable rent. Call é at Rio Grande Oil Station, at Sac.ramento and Valley streets. 7-93tp FOR SALE—A St. Bernard dog, king of all dogs in town. Great as guardian for children and’ as watch dog. Very nice and well behaved. Will sell him for $10.00. Phone 234-J or call at the Netz Quarry on Champion road, Nevada City. \NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP THE NEW NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP in the Bost Building on lower Broad street, just below the ‘Lace House is now open for business. Headquarters‘for, the Sacramento Bee. Phone 510: 3-22-1-moc AIRWAY MOTORS—Specializing in Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac repairs. Union Oil] products. 128 Broad street;“Nevada City. 6-211moc WANTED TO BOARD two girls\or boys, ages 7 to 12. Write or phone, M. EB. Madden, French Corral, Phone Nor. San Juan 3-F-33. 6-1m-p WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 1-8-1mo.c¢ Furniture Finishers Laquer, Enameled Garden“or House Furniture. Painting and Paper Hanging. Work Guaranteed. Antique or Natural Finishes—Any Color. BURT SPICER PHONE G. V. 918 PEACH BOWL NO. 40 HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC The Peach Bowl Chapter Number . 40, C. S. EY A. annual picnic was} held Sunday at Lake Olympia and was declared a success by all that atteded. Approximately 400 attended the annnal affair and enjoyed themsleves very much. Races and games were held in the morning with many Nevada City boys and girls and men and women winning prizes. After the guests had finished eating a very exciting game was played between Marysville CSEA softball team and the Nevada City CSEA softball team. The Marysville team defeated the Nevada City team 7 to 6. Following ‘this, the dance was held on the island platform with musie provided by the Williams XYZ orchestra. Jim Sutton, former foreman of Downieville, is the head of the orchestra. A prize waltz was held and also a door prize was awarded, affording a good time for all that attended. LADIES AID TO PICNIC DAY PARK WEDNESDAY The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church, including all circles will hold their annual picnic at the Joe Day park on Banner road on Wednesday. Pricilla Circle has charge of arrangements, each member is to bring something for the pot luck lunch and dishes. for themselves. The ladies will start from the church at 10 o’eloeck in the morning. ENGAGED dauapiae of Mr. and MATA. Tick of Grass Valley and Carl H. Bregman of Vallejo, has been announced. The wedding will take “place in the early fall. CAMPTONVILLE GIVES COMMENECMENT DINNER CAMPTONVILLE, July 18.—The annual commencement of the high school was held Thursday evening by a dinner given by the teacher, Miss Lesta H. Joubert, at the Hotel Francis. The dining room was decorated with sweet peas and pastel colors, candles decorating the tables, and amid this setting, those in attendance enjoyed a chicken prepared with the usual skill of the chef, Mrs. Rachael M. Labadie. Following the dinner the diplomas were presented by Mrs. Fred H. Butz a member of the board of trustees. Fitting remarks were made to the graduates by Miss Joubert in her farewell message to those leaving her school, The graduates are Misses Mary Evelyn Hackley, Marian Belyea, and Dorothy Hayes; members of the high school: Warren Pauly, Thelma Butz, Harriet Church, George Rose, Walter Butz and Margaret Roberts. wild animals convene to form veriti able leagues of nations in American . Each day, as -soon as the large! other animals respond in . chorus. . Elephants trumpet messages sent by . the sentiments of their Brazilian . constituents; leopards snarl and hiss . the warlike attitude of far-off Sy. iatra, while the shrieking laughter . of hyenas swegests that Rhodesia is-. The shaggy Siberian camels, too . ‘rely stand by and chew their cuds. . The wooly bears, too, are disinter. ested, and if they make any COh-; tribution to the discussion it is like. jy to be in the form of loud snores. . Topsy, ‘the rascally chimpanzee, . might disrupt the meeting with her: pear on time with her breakfast of . fruits, milk and eggs and gelatine . Evidently nothing is ever settled . at the meetings of this league of na' tions, as the discussion goes on day : The menagerie with its vast zoo; logical exhibit is available to all circus goers at no extra charge, one tic: ket giving admission to “both the; menagerie and the main circus per. ‘ M ; } . { ' , Animals Hold Forth in Own Leag ue : of Nations at: Mebagerie of Circus The Circus Makes Strange Companions CAMP FIRE GIRL TEACHER WRITES The following is a letter received from Mrs. P. E. Marshall, newly appointed music and singing instructor for last week at Camp Pahatsi where about :100 Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a vacation. She is guardian of Yalini group also. “I shall try to give you a brief outline of procedure in camp. We left Nevada City about 12:30 Tuesday noon and arrived in camp about 2 p. m. in a real winter downpour. There must have been 50 ears when we arrived, each bringing some girl or girls to be left for a week. : A regular schedule is followed daily and there are 130 ail told ineluding staff. We have a doctor. nurse, a teacher for dramatics, one for arts.and crafts, a swimming instructor and I have charge of music and singing. There are girls from Nevada City, Grass Valley, Auburn, Roseville, Neweastle, Penryn and Loomis. The girls are anxious to get back to Nevada City to organize their group as Camp Fire Girls. They are the newly institutd Yalini group. Thought J would add that the last two night I nearly froze to death as did eyeryone else, as we had freezing weather. A pageant is being planned for Saturday night in the outdoors and I am preparing th singing with the Indian Love Call for the picture ‘Rose Marie.’’ and; Mrs. Fred H. Butz, trustees; Groves, Mrs. M. G. Calvin, Mrs. J. E. Pauly, Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer, Miss Susette Dornberger and Miss Lesta H. Joubert. Games were played foljowing the dinner. CAMPTONVILLE CLUB CAMPTONVILLE, July 18.—The Camptonville Women’s Club theld a business meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Ed Lang at the Grant and Heether saw mill, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Eldred Jones as the hostesses. The club voted to donate . $5 to the. fund for putting a new roof on the town hall. MARRIED IN MINDEN Donald P. Jones and Miss Velma Knucky both of Nevada City were

married at Minden, Nevada on Saturday and made a surprise announcement to their Nevada City friends on Sunday. Both the young people are in the employ of the Shamrock Cafe. Be Comfortable Get Your . MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. Guests were: Mrs. Eldred Jones OF PAHATSI DAY. Mrs. Olive Groves, Miss. Lydia 0. . ’ ~ MURCHIE TEAM BEATS LAVA CAP Two of the strongest baseball i teams of the twin cities, the Lava Cap and Murchie mine baseball nines, met on Pioneers Park’ baseball diamond Sunday in a close of 5 to 4. registered high, making a showing for his team of four hits, 4 times up, 7 men out at first, besides pitching a steady game. Ritchie Wakefor the American Legion team in Sacramento some time ago, witoned a good game also. Miss Edna Buffington of Piedmont is spending a vacation in Nevada City with her aunts, Mrs. Belle Douglass and Mrs. W. H. Wright. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED z ey eee ee ae ee ee See e seieieteiek defeleteiobeteiletedeieatede a o “ fe Sac 6 3% a? set * " ett 4 PORK SHOULDER %; 5%. ates * cs c a ate oes Mest <> afer + ts ates! % jig . Ee CLUB DIRECTOR WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB: — Regular meetings the 2nd a . fourth Mondays of the a ithe Brand Studio. : MRS. JAMES PENROSE, Pres. i MRS, CHAS. ELLIOTT, See. NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 . Lb. P.O, Biks Meets second and fourth Vriday levenings in Elks home, ° Pine iStreet. Phone 108. Visiting Elke . ; Welcome, . : ARTHUR E. ELLIOTT, Exalted Ruler. . PAE il iy sc ADDEN, Secretary: 2 > at + + e, cS +, & 2 + SAT! isALWAYS AVAILABLE: Ms Meat st at ae +s , bl 2 it $e ste 2% age tis +, os HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. “8G, . N.S. Gai Wi Meets every Ee sday eventitg at 1) Esthian Castle, 282 Broad Street. . { . Visiting Native Sons welcome. ALLEN JONES, President, and ALWAYS in SEASON: EDT A SC! REM We Have — Quality Meats +. te i, ot, 29, OMe ste at, ot Roleioneioieieios es a +t, 2, rat ) Me tes 94 ss ste she ate Paste ste at Negrete nerfrfe sis ates! co >, S aote ss x 4 34.5% a slerieatar’ ea *, eSack Hininieleicieies Right Prices BS PA yen} > ye + te HAMBURGER, PORK SAUSAGE + *, “ ? Aa” Peake rat tes SELECTED ROASTS, CHOPS, STEAKS pofertestente Sao gs eat gong % get KEYSTONE} MARKET & RICHARDS Copineneiat Beet, Nevada CityPHONE 67 . Sete teiesteteseobegegegetetetetede teteceeapateen Referteng Meola dinioleteteleieieieieiieioiete: +, Vas ieinieicidicieies ? tert NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California game the latter won by the score The new pitcher for.the Murchie . THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY CO Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 315 Broad Street field, Lava Cap miner, who pitched . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Made While You Wait Steel Tapes, Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Etc. SAWS, AXES, SCISSORS, ETC., Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 220 East Main St., GRASS VALLEY SHARPENED. Phone 602 «.».CUSTOM MILLING.. Flotation Amalgamation Concentration . DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. See’y. BODY AND FENDER REPAIR = Bring your (car, to, ussfor quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting, Glass installed, Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing. Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding. General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of Its Kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City> Garage NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California e¢ ¢ We Specialize in SUNDAY DINNERS 60c TO 80c ¢ ¢ 12 (Noon) to 8:30 p. m. EDDIE LEONG QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FREE DELIVERY. Phone 74 314 Broad St. Nevada City . NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY =: Mrs. 0. Mullis, Prop. Boulder Street Nevada had : Phone 491-W Prompt and Reasonable Service The Wiljobar Corporation—The Queen Lil Mill © NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA—HAL BD. DRAPER, Supt. P. O. Box 748 Phone 364W ee WATCH ‘REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING — Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. COOLERATOR HAS FINEST AIR CONDITIONED REFRIGERATION Moist circulating air protects delicate foods. Flavors retained. Lowest priced perfect refrigeration NEW SHIPMENT—Come in and see them. Small ones for apartments, family size, and larger. UNION ICE COMPANY . Nevada City Sanitariut _FRED SAUVEE, Sera