July 19, 1937 (4 pages)

_NEVADA CITY. NUGGET SEE + 7 Ville schools which will open the last) Seven tables of Dutch whist were week in August which is somewhat . enjoyed at the V: F. W. auxiliary earlier than: has been the custom in} card party at the home of Mrs. HowA REALLY BIG CIRCUS ve ‘that city. ;avd Burr Wednesday eveing. Prize Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Hyde and! winners were, Mrs. P. Armstrong, ! , daughter Elizabeth of Hollywood ¢rst; Mrs. Mable Morateur, Grass . were guests of the W. P. Sawyers for! Vailer, second; Mrs. Minnie Young, the past week. While here they took econsalation. Traveling prizes were, a trip to Tahoe for a short visit. En-) Mis, C. E. Bosworth, and Mrs. J. H. route home#from Tahoe. Saturday Eden, they stopped again in Nevada City . Mrs. C. E,* Parsons and _ sister, and Mrs. Sawyer joined they in the . Mns. C. KR .Spinney who is visiting journey to San Francisco where she her from Mt. Clair. N. J., returned ! . i . . . { { i i ee te re FIRST TOUR OF THE WESST AFTERNOON AND NIGHT : A SHOW THAT WILL NOT DISAPPOINT You— ALL NEW THIS YEAR GLITTERINGLY GREATER ° GLORIOUSLY GRANDER POSITIVES. Y WILL sane AS SCHEDULED ‘Enormously Enlarged and Enriched FIVE FEARLESS FLYERS . © HUNDREDS OF People, NonSES, WORLO.TOURED, INTERNATIONALLY FAMED . ANIMALS @ TONS OF ELEPHANTS @ DOZENS REBR RAS ™ AMAZING PEACH & OF FUMNY CLOWNS @ ACRES OF BiLLOW. DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE” ime WW Tens. ea rita ] The SIX LELANDS PREMIER TEETERBOARD ACROBATS WALTER JENNIER’S BUD DY TALKING SEA LION MISS AERIALETTA DAINTY DARLING OF THE HIGH TRAPEZE Free Parki ‘ ng on Show Lot . 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 Boeiaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ED BURTNER OF THE— Invites Nevada City and Grass Valley folks to bring their Clothes to him for CLEANING AND PRESSING. Modern cineane processes renew the life of all garments ' 111 MAIN. STREET GRASS VALLEY PHONE 37 . gin and left at once by machine to enjoying visits from her many old time friends. Major and Mrs. Frank Chapman . have as guests, Mrs. Chapman’s sis. ter and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pike; Mrs. and Mrs. Virginia Winn, elle: of Salt Lake City. H. Knuteson of San Francisco has returned to Nevada City to take a position at the county: hospital. He lived near the narrow: gauge railroad depot several years ago and is well known here. Mrs. W. H. Moore oi Sacramento is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Scadden in Nevada City. Mrs. Scadden who ‘has been quite ill. is feeling much better it is reported. Mrs. Mary MeclIsaac and twin daughters, Dorothy and Evelyn, of San Francisco are spending a month in ‘Nevada City with Mrs. Melsaac’s . father, William’ Campbell. Mrs. Rose Jones of Nevada City is enjoying a visit with her brother, Fred Caffiere, whom she has. not seen in 40 vears. He arrived last week and will spend some time with his sister, Glenn Cleland of Nevada City received word Thursday afternoon his mother was seriously ill in Wisconvisit ‘her. ‘ Last week end Mr. and Mrs.”Ransome Fox of San Mateo spent. the week end with the Sawyers. They were enroute to their home after a trip to Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. John Becker of Town Talk are leaving tomorrow morning on a two weeks motor trip and will visit Vancouver, B. C. before returning home. Mrs. Otto E. Schifiner returned Friday from a visit with hher oldest son, Milton Schiffner and family In Minnie Hepworth }, house guests this week frieds and sisted,’ Mrs. Vanvouver, is visiting her Keene of this city. Hotel follow: Kent, San Mateo; E. B. Corbet, Palo 3 ( will enjoy a weeks visit in the bay. Friday from a delightful trip sai BOMBING PLANK VISITS AIRPORT 8B. C.; S. Leftchild, Oakland; J. D.} cisco; F. W. Grover, Berkeley, Calif.; CISONA. . Ustrict. Mrs, Sawyer ts Mrs. Hyde’s. Pyramid Lake and Virginia City. Lieutenant Wallace Nau, of March . Bradley, San Francisco; G. G. Rolfe,. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith, Salt Lake; s . sister. ; : They will leave Wednesday to enjoy! Field below Los Angeles, came to . Sacramento; Jack Wittmer, Sacra-. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hottinger, Salt _ Miss Iris Murchie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Young have as. a motor trip up the Redwood high-. Nevada City Sunday landing his eight! Mento; Clarence Higgins, Chicago; ! Lake; Paul Crowell, Alleghany; Jim Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murchie, after an visitors their two daughters and. way. “bomb capacity plane on the Nevada . Leon Johnson, San Francisea; Al-. Oliver, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. T. extended visit with her parents left’ families. They are Mrs. R. C. GlovMrs. John Peres and sister in law, City airport and visited his mother, . bert M. Carter, Sacramento; Geo. W. A. Bither, Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. for San+Francisco Thnrsdav to at-. er and two children, Betty and Jim-. Mrs. Peres and two small daughters . Mrs. Esther Alden in this city. id aad Oakland; Jim Condon, Jack-. Henry Buell, San Francisco; Mrs. tend the summer session of'the Sani mie, Okletioma: Mr. and Mrs. R. J.jof Richmond are’ vacationing at! has advanced to the rank fo lieut. 50M, Miss.;) Jerome King, Jackson,. Wm. Roche, Mill Valley; Miss Mar», Francisco Teachers College. Miss! Dubourdieu and children Catherine. Cain’s Auto Court in this ¢ity. Mrs. . enant since his last. visit here sever-. Miss; Geo. Thompson, Jackson,;celMa Willis, Berkeley; Miss Grace Murchie is a teacher in the Rose-'»na David, of Taft. Jahn Peres was the former Miss May . . al months ago and is young to have} Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. Damron, San. Roche, Mill Valley; Mr. and Mrs. F. Naliogrvid a native of this city. She is. non a responsible position. While. Jose; Mr. and Mrs. F. Fearing, Los with his mother, . Angeles; ‘Herbert N. Witt, San Francisco; Max . Latham, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. R. iW. Thompson, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. L. Nonheman, ‘Mrs. H. Wenle. Roy C. Rossen, ono, San Francisco; W. J. Sheehan, San Francisco; Pete Flowers, Alleghany; Elton A. Kane and wife, San Francisco; V. S. Smith and wife, Detriot, Mich.; jJand; John S. Edwards, here Sunday, he, visited Postmaster West. Betty Martin MRS. PARSONS BREAKS FINGER Mrs. Charles E. Parsons fell in the gardens of her home on Saturday ; ahd broke a bone in one of her fingers. Dr. Hummelt ex-rayed’ the hand and set the bone. In spite of the plaster cast’ on her hand Mrs. Parsons leaves Wednesday for a trip up the Redwood highway. BAND CONCERT “MONDAY, JULY 19, 1937.) L. Winson, Piedmont; J. E. Moiller, Berkeley; John R. Miller, Alleghany; J! M. Pianezz, Mexico; Geo. R. Bonivert, San Francisco;; Richard Bonivert, San Francisco; Mrs. Harry Berger, Tuscon, Ariz.; Mr. W. F. Dreyfuss, Tuscon, Ariz.; Mrs. Emma Phillips, Los Angeles; L. D. Miller, Sacramento; L. M. Fowler, Sacramento; D. Reissberg, San Francisco; Geo. A. Hunt, San Francisco; R. MeGongan, San Francisco; Mrs. Fred Develey, Alleghany; Mrs. W. W. Puree, Alleghany; J. W. Matchett, Oakland. Robt. Hughes, WoedJas. E, Irvine, Oakland; Moreland, Oakland; Mrs. C, @. Oakland; W, P. Catlin, San Francisco; John DeGregW. J. Licoln, Los Angeles; M. E. Cogswell and wife, OakSan Franland; H. E. Hughes, Woodland. The weekly band concert will take place Wednesday evening and the publie is cordially invited to come out and hear the eighth concert of the season from the National Hotel; yaleony. ROLLER SKATING Roller skating has proved an en-’' tertaining sport to those of the younger set the last few days, since its opening Friday. The young folks of Nevada City have not many places to attend as a recreation and the skating rink not only provides entertainment for them, but also social intercourse. ON RR aes . Mr. ad Mrs. J. F. Sigfried have as Mrs. SigCc. W. Towler, . mother, Mrs. Nevada Theatre . . MONDAY ® Tyrone Power and Adolph ®S Menjou. .These three are a : sheer delight in this brilliant: suave story which alternates romance with comedy. Matinee Monday. BIG BUSINESS: fun for all. vue Jones tribe live im a whirlwind of high comedy. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY KING OF GAMBLE RS: Claire Trevor, Lioyd Nolan and Akim Tam. for the first time the “slot machine” racket. Matinee Thursday. TUESDAY. The Jones Family invest in-oil and provide plenty of excitement and iroff, stars. Exposing Ethel Clayton, British Columbia. . Miss Stella Mumma of Woodland aunt, Mrs. , J. , Pot) HOTEL ARRIVALS . Recent arrivals at the National T. D. Harris, San Francisco; Platt Selene oesfeateneoteatentectenteogeatente cate res is recovering nicely from her illness of the past week or two. Miss Mary Rossen of the bay district was visiting relatives and friends and attending to business _affairs in Nevada City last week end. Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Jackson, Miss Alberta Bolton and James Jackson spent Sunday in Reno. ‘Margaret Gibbs, has returned from a visit in Jamestown with her folks. Ben Tamblyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn is visiting in Truckee with relatives. Miss Adele Joerschke was a visitor FRANK MILLERS bance San Francisco and on Saturday spent. Alto; Mrs. E. Fowler, Vancouver, CONNER TRIO © WILLIS SISTERS the day in Sacramento with her hus-. B. C.; Mrs. H. Clayton, Vancoucer, ps @ JULES JACOT'S TRAINED BEARS . 5 wscuy oF O00iTies @ EICITIN band. : * e -@ Countless Other Arenic, Aerial . WILD WEST PERFORMANCES © STIRRING Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Burnette of bs and Animal Champions . . MUSIC OF BANDS. Sacramento spent last week end in * , Nevada City with their son and % meer cntae ccae daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd For PA j gets d M Charles Meservey brilliant ‘ r. and Mrs. arles: Me % Streamlined Trends of Today jand two children of the bay district ‘a home movies % 2 P.M.—TWO PERFORMANCES Bake ® P.M. are visiting Mr. Meservey’s mother “2 cy DOORS-OPEN-AT 1 BoM. ond 7 Pom. s pre nie cee ’ : ’ Kod: . iG _ ‘— 4 Mrs, W. E. Meservey and sister, Miss a ascope z Mamie Meservey of Town Talk. Projector : = : . ee Eye TheO many friends of Miss Evelyn %% GREATEST CIRCUS ON EARTH FOR THE PRICE Baten ules oF Ote ahd Mire COW. 3 : * . Leiter, will be glad to hear that she @ A great show always, when 4 you run off your home movies in a Kodascope projector. ‘The latest 8 and 16 mm. models are always available here. See them and: the brilliant black-andwhite and ‘full-color movies they produce. f 107 Mill . St. yal Grass Valley Sete ogteoijegetest ar tte tetetedeteteteetetee Peele teeters tle hte tie FOR A ' Cooler Summer. Electric Fans FROM bY 93 UP THE FABREEZE Air Conditioner $12.00 A wonderful help for hot. weather — cools the air with moisture—ask for a demonstration. LAWN SWINGS . . $19.75 AND UP ICE CREAM FREEZERS $1.35 AND UP ELECTRIC ICE CREAM FREEZERS . $10.00 AND UP ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY ye : GRASS VALLE Drorvoccabren ¢ Phone 5 Phone 88 . Es e dete in town Saturday. FALLS OFF BICYCLE Luther Marsh, Jr., was pretty well banged up when he fell off the handle bars of the bicycle which he and Max Frost were riding on Washington street, Saturday. Luther was on the handle bars and. Max tried to slow down suddenly as they came to the intersection at Coyote street. Luther fell and skidded along the gravel road for a while and now wears a beautiful array of bandages. When his neighbors first saw ~ him they took him for a Spanish soldier on furlough. He had a pretty bad cut on his head. Dr. Tickell took one Stitch in it. “e000 SERVICE COSTS NO MORE A modern establishment—a trained, ‘intelligent and courteous personnel—distinctive motor equipment and _ other evidences of _ igus FUNERAL HOME Phone 8 SEW, Grass psig wah Safety and Dignity ~N OTIC ia TO WATER CONSUMERS : Irrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation hours 6 to 9 a. m.—5 to 8 p. m. EYE-LO A soothing lotion for the eyes. Relieves irritation caused by sun, dust and wind. Handy eye cup with each bottle. Large 8-oz. Bottle 50e REX-Salvine FOR BURNS Soothing, Cooling, Protective! Relieves pain and inflammation of sunburn and other burns, Large Tube 3a9e water permitted to be run outside of these’ nee taps ned plumbing ee re_ ft. E. HARRIS REXALL DRUG STORE PHONE 100 IN SACRAMENTO.-THE BIG EVENT RQ -OFTHESEASON! . . ER'S . 4 Sacramento

_NEVADA CITY. NUGGET SEE + 7 Ville schools which will open the last) Seven tables of Dutch whist were week in August which is somewhat . enjoyed at the V: F. W. auxiliary earlier than: has been the custom in} card party at the home of Mrs. HowA REALLY BIG CIRCUS ve ‘that city. ;avd Burr Wednesday eveing. Prize Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Hyde and! winners were, Mrs. P. Armstrong, ! , daughter Elizabeth of Hollywood ¢rst; Mrs. Mable Morateur, Grass . were guests of the W. P. Sawyers for! Vailer, second; Mrs. Minnie Young, the past week. While here they took econsalation. Traveling prizes were, a trip to Tahoe for a short visit. En-) Mis, C. E. Bosworth, and Mrs. J. H. route home#from Tahoe. Saturday Eden, they stopped again in Nevada City . Mrs. C. E,* Parsons and _ sister, and Mrs. Sawyer joined they in the . Mns. C. KR .Spinney who is visiting journey to San Francisco where she her from Mt. Clair. N. J., returned ! . i . . . { { i i ee te re FIRST TOUR OF THE WESST AFTERNOON AND NIGHT : A SHOW THAT WILL NOT DISAPPOINT You— ALL NEW THIS YEAR GLITTERINGLY GREATER ° GLORIOUSLY GRANDER POSITIVES. Y WILL sane AS SCHEDULED ‘Enormously Enlarged and Enriched FIVE FEARLESS FLYERS . © HUNDREDS OF People, NonSES, WORLO.TOURED, INTERNATIONALLY FAMED . ANIMALS @ TONS OF ELEPHANTS @ DOZENS REBR RAS ™ AMAZING PEACH & OF FUMNY CLOWNS @ ACRES OF BiLLOW. DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE” ime WW Tens. ea rita ] The SIX LELANDS PREMIER TEETERBOARD ACROBATS WALTER JENNIER’S BUD DY TALKING SEA LION MISS AERIALETTA DAINTY DARLING OF THE HIGH TRAPEZE Free Parki ‘ ng on Show Lot . 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 Boeiaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ED BURTNER OF THE— Invites Nevada City and Grass Valley folks to bring their Clothes to him for CLEANING AND PRESSING. Modern cineane processes renew the life of all garments ' 111 MAIN. STREET GRASS VALLEY PHONE 37 . gin and left at once by machine to enjoying visits from her many old time friends. Major and Mrs. Frank Chapman . have as guests, Mrs. Chapman’s sis. ter and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pike; Mrs. and Mrs. Virginia Winn, elle: of Salt Lake City. H. Knuteson of San Francisco has returned to Nevada City to take a position at the county: hospital. He lived near the narrow: gauge railroad depot several years ago and is well known here. Mrs. W. H. Moore oi Sacramento is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Scadden in Nevada City. Mrs. Scadden who ‘has been quite ill. is feeling much better it is reported. Mrs. Mary MeclIsaac and twin daughters, Dorothy and Evelyn, of San Francisco are spending a month in ‘Nevada City with Mrs. Melsaac’s . father, William’ Campbell. Mrs. Rose Jones of Nevada City is enjoying a visit with her brother, Fred Caffiere, whom she has. not seen in 40 vears. He arrived last week and will spend some time with his sister, Glenn Cleland of Nevada City received word Thursday afternoon his mother was seriously ill in Wisconvisit ‘her. ‘ Last week end Mr. and Mrs.”Ransome Fox of San Mateo spent. the week end with the Sawyers. They were enroute to their home after a trip to Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. John Becker of Town Talk are leaving tomorrow morning on a two weeks motor trip and will visit Vancouver, B. C. before returning home. Mrs. Otto E. Schifiner returned Friday from a visit with hher oldest son, Milton Schiffner and family In Minnie Hepworth }, house guests this week frieds and sisted,’ Mrs. Vanvouver, is visiting her Keene of this city. Hotel follow: Kent, San Mateo; E. B. Corbet, Palo 3 ( will enjoy a weeks visit in the bay. Friday from a delightful trip sai BOMBING PLANK VISITS AIRPORT 8B. C.; S. Leftchild, Oakland; J. D.} cisco; F. W. Grover, Berkeley, Calif.; CISONA. . Ustrict. Mrs, Sawyer ts Mrs. Hyde’s. Pyramid Lake and Virginia City. Lieutenant Wallace Nau, of March . Bradley, San Francisco; G. G. Rolfe,. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith, Salt Lake; s . sister. ; : They will leave Wednesday to enjoy! Field below Los Angeles, came to . Sacramento; Jack Wittmer, Sacra-. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hottinger, Salt _ Miss Iris Murchie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Young have as. a motor trip up the Redwood high-. Nevada City Sunday landing his eight! Mento; Clarence Higgins, Chicago; ! Lake; Paul Crowell, Alleghany; Jim Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murchie, after an visitors their two daughters and. way. “bomb capacity plane on the Nevada . Leon Johnson, San Francisea; Al-. Oliver, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. T. extended visit with her parents left’ families. They are Mrs. R. C. GlovMrs. John Peres and sister in law, City airport and visited his mother, . bert M. Carter, Sacramento; Geo. W. A. Bither, Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. for San+Francisco Thnrsdav to at-. er and two children, Betty and Jim-. Mrs. Peres and two small daughters . Mrs. Esther Alden in this city. id aad Oakland; Jim Condon, Jack-. Henry Buell, San Francisco; Mrs. tend the summer session of'the Sani mie, Okletioma: Mr. and Mrs. R. J.jof Richmond are’ vacationing at! has advanced to the rank fo lieut. 50M, Miss.;) Jerome King, Jackson,. Wm. Roche, Mill Valley; Miss Mar», Francisco Teachers College. Miss! Dubourdieu and children Catherine. Cain’s Auto Court in this ¢ity. Mrs. . enant since his last. visit here sever-. Miss; Geo. Thompson, Jackson,;celMa Willis, Berkeley; Miss Grace Murchie is a teacher in the Rose-'»na David, of Taft. Jahn Peres was the former Miss May . . al months ago and is young to have} Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. Damron, San. Roche, Mill Valley; Mr. and Mrs. F. Naliogrvid a native of this city. She is. non a responsible position. While. Jose; Mr. and Mrs. F. Fearing, Los with his mother, . Angeles; ‘Herbert N. Witt, San Francisco; Max . Latham, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. R. iW. Thompson, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. L. Nonheman, ‘Mrs. H. Wenle. Roy C. Rossen, ono, San Francisco; W. J. Sheehan, San Francisco; Pete Flowers, Alleghany; Elton A. Kane and wife, San Francisco; V. S. Smith and wife, Detriot, Mich.; jJand; John S. Edwards, here Sunday, he, visited Postmaster West. Betty Martin MRS. PARSONS BREAKS FINGER Mrs. Charles E. Parsons fell in the gardens of her home on Saturday ; ahd broke a bone in one of her fingers. Dr. Hummelt ex-rayed’ the hand and set the bone. In spite of the plaster cast’ on her hand Mrs. Parsons leaves Wednesday for a trip up the Redwood highway. BAND CONCERT “MONDAY, JULY 19, 1937.) L. Winson, Piedmont; J. E. Moiller, Berkeley; John R. Miller, Alleghany; J! M. Pianezz, Mexico; Geo. R. Bonivert, San Francisco;; Richard Bonivert, San Francisco; Mrs. Harry Berger, Tuscon, Ariz.; Mr. W. F. Dreyfuss, Tuscon, Ariz.; Mrs. Emma Phillips, Los Angeles; L. D. Miller, Sacramento; L. M. Fowler, Sacramento; D. Reissberg, San Francisco; Geo. A. Hunt, San Francisco;

R. MeGongan, San Francisco; Mrs. Fred Develey, Alleghany; Mrs. W. W. Puree, Alleghany; J. W. Matchett, Oakland. Robt. Hughes, WoedJas. E, Irvine, Oakland; Moreland, Oakland; Mrs. C, @. Oakland; W, P. Catlin, San Francisco; John DeGregW. J. Licoln, Los Angeles; M. E. Cogswell and wife, OakSan Franland; H. E. Hughes, Woodland. The weekly band concert will take place Wednesday evening and the publie is cordially invited to come out and hear the eighth concert of the season from the National Hotel; yaleony. ROLLER SKATING Roller skating has proved an en-’' tertaining sport to those of the younger set the last few days, since its opening Friday. The young folks of Nevada City have not many places to attend as a recreation and the skating rink not only provides entertainment for them, but also social intercourse. ON RR aes . Mr. ad Mrs. J. F. Sigfried have as Mrs. SigCc. W. Towler, . mother, Mrs. Nevada Theatre . . MONDAY ® Tyrone Power and Adolph ®S Menjou. .These three are a : sheer delight in this brilliant: suave story which alternates romance with comedy. Matinee Monday. BIG BUSINESS: fun for all. vue Jones tribe live im a whirlwind of high comedy. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY KING OF GAMBLE RS: Claire Trevor, Lioyd Nolan and Akim Tam. for the first time the “slot machine” racket. Matinee Thursday. TUESDAY. The Jones Family invest in-oil and provide plenty of excitement and iroff, stars. Exposing Ethel Clayton, British Columbia. . Miss Stella Mumma of Woodland aunt, Mrs. , J. , Pot) HOTEL ARRIVALS . Recent arrivals at the National T. D. Harris, San Francisco; Platt Selene oesfeateneoteatentectenteogeatente cate res is recovering nicely from her illness of the past week or two. Miss Mary Rossen of the bay district was visiting relatives and friends and attending to business _affairs in Nevada City last week end. Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Jackson, Miss Alberta Bolton and James Jackson spent Sunday in Reno. ‘Margaret Gibbs, has returned from a visit in Jamestown with her folks. Ben Tamblyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn is visiting in Truckee with relatives. Miss Adele Joerschke was a visitor FRANK MILLERS bance San Francisco and on Saturday spent. Alto; Mrs. E. Fowler, Vancouver, CONNER TRIO © WILLIS SISTERS the day in Sacramento with her hus-. B. C.; Mrs. H. Clayton, Vancoucer, ps @ JULES JACOT'S TRAINED BEARS . 5 wscuy oF O00iTies @ EICITIN band. : * e -@ Countless Other Arenic, Aerial . WILD WEST PERFORMANCES © STIRRING Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Burnette of bs and Animal Champions . . MUSIC OF BANDS. Sacramento spent last week end in * , Nevada City with their son and % meer cntae ccae daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd For PA j gets d M Charles Meservey brilliant ‘ r. and Mrs. arles: Me % Streamlined Trends of Today jand two children of the bay district ‘a home movies % 2 P.M.—TWO PERFORMANCES Bake ® P.M. are visiting Mr. Meservey’s mother “2 cy DOORS-OPEN-AT 1 BoM. ond 7 Pom. s pre nie cee ’ : ’ Kod: . iG _ ‘— 4 Mrs, W. E. Meservey and sister, Miss a ascope z Mamie Meservey of Town Talk. Projector : = : . ee Eye TheO many friends of Miss Evelyn %% GREATEST CIRCUS ON EARTH FOR THE PRICE Baten ules oF Ote ahd Mire COW. 3 : * . Leiter, will be glad to hear that she @ A great show always, when 4 you run off your home movies in a Kodascope projector. ‘The latest 8 and 16 mm. models are always available here. See them and: the brilliant black-andwhite and ‘full-color movies they produce. f 107 Mill . St. yal Grass Valley Sete ogteoijegetest ar tte tetetedeteteteetetee Peele teeters tle hte tie FOR A ' Cooler Summer. Electric Fans FROM bY 93 UP THE FABREEZE Air Conditioner $12.00 A wonderful help for hot. weather — cools the air with moisture—ask for a demonstration. LAWN SWINGS . . $19.75 AND UP ICE CREAM FREEZERS $1.35 AND UP ELECTRIC ICE CREAM FREEZERS . $10.00 AND UP ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY ye : GRASS VALLE Drorvoccabren ¢ Phone 5 Phone 88 . Es e dete in town Saturday. FALLS OFF BICYCLE Luther Marsh, Jr., was pretty well banged up when he fell off the handle bars of the bicycle which he and Max Frost were riding on Washington street, Saturday. Luther was on the handle bars and. Max tried to slow down suddenly as they came to the intersection at Coyote street. Luther fell and skidded along the gravel road for a while and now wears a beautiful array of bandages. When his neighbors first saw ~ him they took him for a Spanish soldier on furlough. He had a pretty bad cut on his head. Dr. Tickell took one Stitch in it. “e000 SERVICE COSTS NO MORE A modern establishment—a trained, ‘intelligent and courteous personnel—distinctive motor equipment and _ other evidences of _ igus FUNERAL HOME Phone 8 SEW, Grass psig wah Safety and Dignity ~N OTIC ia TO WATER CONSUMERS : Irrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation hours 6 to 9 a. m.—5 to 8 p. m. EYE-LO A soothing lotion for the eyes. Relieves irritation caused by sun, dust and wind. Handy eye cup with each bottle. Large 8-oz. Bottle 50e REX-Salvine FOR BURNS Soothing, Cooling, Protective! Relieves pain and inflammation of sunburn and other burns, Large Tube 3a9e water permitted to be run outside of these’ nee taps ned plumbing ee re_ ft. E. HARRIS REXALL DRUG STORE PHONE 100 IN SACRAMENTO.-THE BIG EVENT RQ -OFTHESEASON! . . ER'S . 4 Sacramento