July 2, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGFT _ FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1937. vada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phove 36_ ‘A Lezal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published. at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher Salas Nevada City. Ca Nevada City. > 1879. ue SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) ...-:.--.--.-----+Published Sem'-Weekly. ‘Monday and. Friday at liforttia. and entered as .mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at under cea of Congress, March 5. $2.50 nsieaienaiaiia ————— one.' Contributed. “‘breaks'‘—people who have faok murdered or swindled someSo long as prisoners leave the island penitentiary feeling they would not soon like to be back, and so long as the underworld fears it, Alcatraz will be accomplishing its purpose.— DEBERRY’S WILL MOVE INTO NEW, LARGE QUARTERS tesa atesteatesteotesfesheafeafeafeatertesteseage ea Progress Since ’61 Cliff DeBerry stated yesterday that on July 15 he will move into the office and premises at 120 Main ' years of progress. conflict. Out of the meeting in Sacramento, where ford, Charles Crocker, Collis P. Huntington and Mark Hop-! of radio receiving sets. kins gathered to talk things. over with ' Engineer Theodore: Judah, came what is today the Southern Pacific Railroad. . Seventy-six years ago, almost to a day, the dream was born that became a reality when the golden spike was driven home at Promontory, Utah, and the “Iron Horse” chugged across the rails that spanned a continent. ae Those seventy-six years represent the swiftest period of scientific progress in the history of mankind. Engineering ingenuity has replaced the wood-burning locomotive of 186] with the modern, spacious streamliner. The mysteries of electricity and radio communication have been translated into -€ommonplaces. Man has cotiquered the air; he has won stir‘ring victories in the fight against disease. ’. But in the field of human relations, man remains in the! *, “Iron Horse’ era. He learned little from the bloody lesson baat pteere OS ey A ee the Civil War; he learned nothing. half a century later. from’ the hideous nightmare ef the World War. Today all Europe. . armed to the teeth, awaits the spark that will set off the powder magazine of international enmity and the United States . has no rea! assurance that it would not be drawn into such a -‘ Seventy-six years ago, a shot was fired at Fort Sumter, South Carolina. Two months later in the same year—June, 28, 1861—four small-town merchants met~in -Sacramento, . California, with a young civil engineer. Out of the Fort Sumter incident came the Civil War, a bloody internecine conflict that was to cost thousands of lives, ' Until man has learned to master himself. the luster of his scientific accomplishments will be dimmed by the everthreatening clouds of war.—Contributed. Leland Stan-' street, Grass Valley, that has recentlly been vacated by W. M. Rumsey. : His ‘business has expanded to a point ' which makes this step necessary. Not only will he handle and service Mavmakes, ._ Frigidaire refrigerators, . : Blectrolux refrigerators, ironers, oil . heaters, and all. household electric . appliances, biit he will also take the agency for a nationally known line; Attached to the new DeBerry headquarters there is a lot run-' ning through the block, with work-’ shops and sheds for new and used ears. DeBerry, who has the Buick agency for Grass Valley expects to establish a service department to which all Buick owners May come with the assurance of quick and competent service. In Nevada City: DeBerry some months.ago took over the Daniels property at the carner of Pine and Commercial streets and has transformed that ancient landmark into a modern sales room and ware house, wowing a wide selection of Frigidstandard lines of household applianc-: es. NATIONAE HOTEL ARRIVALS The National Hote) reports the: following arrivals: Elinore D. Davis San Francisco: Leon Daves, San Francisco; Grant H. Smith, Berkelev; Philip -Smith. Berkeley: A. Bureh, Medford, Orvgon: R: Nixon, Santa; H. N. Witt, . Sen Francisco Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mack. Oakland: Mr. and Mrs. WhitA Couhinal Complains Hj man Symmes, Downieville; R.-W. . . ; MacLean, Forest: Ernest Combs, {. Marysville; J. O. Hoff,. Lincoln, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Bohn," “Alcatraz is awful—they we -a tale of woe indeed. ‘a little difficult to understand. re never give a guy a break.”’ _ . These are the words of the latest prisoner released from that fortress-like Federal prison on a little island just inside the Golden Gate. The story he told to the press the other day was Somehow, the tendency of some people to feel sorry for “this man and others behind those impenetrable gray walls is ~ Certainly Alcatraz is no country club, with all the supe:“jor appointments of a Ritz-Carleton Hotel, but even so there “has yet come to light no evidence that treatment given crim_inals there ,is actually inhumane. So There are plenty of people who find that even an honest life is tough and is not altogether overflowing with good Oakland; EB. -R.Crane, Alleghanyg, KM, Davis. Alleghany: Miss EB. J" Williams, Ferndale; R. R. Williams} Scotia; Frank E. Ford, South Pas4 adena; Paul V. DeFord, San Francisco; W. Pruce Catlin, Los Angeles; Chas. E. Fierreira and son, Oakland; Wm. Litchtenberg, J. §; Thompson, Pike; N. Kurzick, Idaho City, Idaho; Gordon E. Stolhberg} Idaho City; W. E. Bender, Hamilton. Okla.: Miss Ruth Morris, Sacramento; J. J. Sutton; W. H. Geraghty, San Francisco; L. M. Fowler, Sacramento; A. S.Little, San Fran*® cisco; W. D. Vanderhoff, Sacramento; Mrs. Dora Greenbank, Hugh L. Frazer, Geo. S. Dawley, Benny Kaloff, Alleghany; Margaret King, 107 Mil st, ph Grass Valles ® Prorecraprer . Cihen ae The studio that satisfies. Good photos at. reasonable ~prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak vice. serfinishing Piedmont; F. P. Guyon, Stockton; L. A. Linden, San Francisco; A. L. Zindel, Sacramento; J. E. Little, Whittier; Gordon T. Campbell, Los Angeles: Mrs. Freida Hardie, Allegt hany; Ada .Alexander, Mrs. M. H. Alexander,. P. S. Waldon, Oakland; Mr. P. Werry, Berkeley; Mrs. W. Hi Ll Hosking, Long Beach; Everett Hospete SHG —_ JULY 2 Thru the Knot Hole i A Glimpse of Building Activity.” <~" “1937. No. 45. ‘completed ‘in ~the Mrs. Howard is on several them one The priming coat of Murphy outside white paint has , ./been ‘applied to the} -». new residence of Mrs. Sheldon = on Nevada street. Paint Contractor Burt Spicer is doing fa eral ttontractor _ . “Bin” Forkner. marks. Our general sucDo not jeess with Murphy Paints over the past year makes us feel that the customer “is repair may have garden of Betty West’s home on Piety Hill.J. July floats, Rotary ‘Club: of Nevada Oity. A “safe and sane’’ plaster job may be assured by the use -of ‘Rocklath,~ the} plasterboard lath. Thus rigid . plaster base with angles re-. ' inforced with métal the paint. job unug give a der direction of gen_. ° cracks course Nn the value of insule. he did it unless he tion in“any new ot . tricked us and slipwork you. ped through one of a pergola now busy 4th of among for the We can assist you in deciding the ‘proper insulation. Redwood Bark, Rockwool, Insulating Boards, Fill insulation, etc. — YE’ OLDE TIME minimum OOP « * ‘and of; G-Man: “Got away o lath'did he? Did you , guard all the exits? Village Cop: Yep, overlook and I don’t see how in mind.! the entrances. ‘getting the utmost . for his money when NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THE FULL SERVICE YARD" Phones 498-499. Manager “Nevada Cit) king, Long Beach; James H. Smitt, Sacramento; F. B. Werry and family, Sierraville; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nice hols and daughter, San Francisco; Beverly. Kinkman, Berkeley;. Peggy Horne, Berkeley;Mr. and Mrs.-'4, West, Oakland; W. J.’ Kimberly, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, McMuller, W. L. Voight. Mr. andMrs. Nielsen, San Francisco; . My. and Mrs. B. Edises’ San Franciscoo; Mr.and Mrs. Pursen Durbrow, San‘Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cusmman, San Francisco. BODY AND FENDER to us for Bring your. car quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting Glass installed. Tops weather, -proofed and .repaired. Expert Radiator . Repairing, Auto Upholstering of al) kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISMIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’s . AUTO BODY WORKS tag washers, Occiderital stoves of all . Mrs. Adeline Curtis of Nevada City has as guests her niece and nenhew, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Jounson * heard in the morning Due to the fact the superior court is . being painted, the court sessions will be held in the supervisors Tooms ON . the first floor of the court house. . enberger. 11th annual aceon: ~ COURT CALENDAR _* Estates of Arthur Fowler, George H. Levee and Paul H. Martin, deThe following matters will eased, Final accounts and petitions superior by Judge Raglan Tuttle. . Guardianship of Arthur LLitchEstate of Cyrus W. Haney, deceas. goer this ‘for .distribution. * Estate of George Curnow. Fourth account. Re Trusteeship of Slye. Petition for removal of trustee. Estate of Jessie Neviens, deceased. Petition for refund. Hoge vs. Perkins, Setting cause ed. Return of sale of personal ‘propfor trial. erty. i Bollander vs. Landis. Demurrer. of Johnsons airport of. Southern California. Ther are also. visiting Mrs, Johnson's. brother,. Jimmie Hunter of. this city. Mr. Joonson’s . fF mother has arrived from Kansas and is enjoying,a visit, with the zroup. Mrs, Emma Foley who is spending three weeks vacation in San Francisco is expected to return Home tomorrow. Carroll Coughlin of the Alpha Hardware Stores has returned from a two weeks,vaeation spent in San Francisco and other bay cities.Mrs. talph of Northifl Bloomfield spent Monda¥ visiting Bill Tambiyn, Jr., caught a ice lot of trout above Washington last Sunday. : ; PenroseSAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS Made While You Wait Bicyeles. Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleancrs, Washing Machines, ‘Blectric Trons, Stoves, Etc. ° Repaired. SAWS. ANEHS, KNIVES, SCISSORS BLC., SHARPHNED . Gunsmith, Light Welding . EDDIELEONG 220-Enust Main.St., Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY RAY’S FIXIT SHOP . . QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Phorze 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City cass ade Lal Subscribe for The Nugget. + HE FoueTH OF JULY 1S NOT A LEGAL NATIONAL HOLIDAY J 2 Fourth of July Bargains That Are “Hotter Than a . sete / % z Z set ite af. +85 * +304 ao he sheaf atnnts 1% re" % ag < 2, e-afe-9§ °, re aoa} fe. Pa ‘tISALWAYS AVAILABLE and ALWAYS in SEASON e 29 Firecracker + £ We Have 1936 Chev. Std. Sedan. A 4-{ 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. ¢ Quality Meats door Sedan that is roomy and. An extremely sporty model is . * comfortable. Original black ducojthis little Sige Coupe and ei at finish perfect. The powerful 6. reconditionéd in true Chev. deal. ° oy]. motor tuned for maximum . er style. Completely refinished Right Prices performance and economy. BEx-. in genuine duco. Hydraulic brak% cellent 6--tube Chev radio.j. es in excellent .condition and Wheels changed over to 600x16. tires all very good. Mechanicalsize with new Firestone tires. ly all checked over and garries SPECIAL: HAMBURGER Truly a bargain at the new re-. our “OK Guarantee that counts”’. ‘PORK SAUSAGE : duced price of only Complete with radio, only ¢ pamere OA I $495.00 $365.00 SELECTED ROASTS, : ~CHOPS, STEAKS _ Proof of last week’s statement: “Bull fighting did not : originate in Spain.” Bull fights were common among the K Thessalonians before 300 B. C. The Moors introduced, bul! fighting into Spain in the 8th century. 4 Kk EY S [ ONE ' > NEVADA CITY MOTOR CO. . }: 7 1? MARKET ; YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER + Broad Street at Plaza Phone 5 : RD c ‘ one 500 % : are ‘ Used Car Department, Auburn Street, Grass Valley, across from 53 : CALANAN &-RICHA si Post Office é Commercial Street, Nevada City Watch for This Weekly Feature * PHONE 67 = se ATTORNEYS PRESSES NEIL McALLISTE CUT RATE APPAREL STORES— race hal ¢. R AND SOHNSON, 409-13° Forum Bldg . £303) cor. 7th. Better cotton MARGIE OGLE. Offers: M. 1150. 2 voiles, crepes, guaranteed $4 .00. Sacramento,s Best Floor Show with feat colors. . . Ree. $1.95 1 carroll erconay and his band. Large BICYCLES—R . Hundreds of other ance oor and E cL EPAIRS, SUPPLIES bargains to choose from. Cocktail, Lounge & wandnas Piha BICYCLES—Boy’s, Girl's, $8.50 up. x M. 706 for party reservations oo Reb Guar. Hf Cateron, 609.5. MEORIST ving. se BOATS—FISH} eee . DRL WATKINS Piorist! former! cam alae @ TACKLE San Francisco Floral “Co. Tele. NEW, LOCATION—1017 9th, next zt Pei3E : ; r ven aude } Superior Boat Livery ‘Pion, Bomeral Sprace & Weeatts. Hales HODSONS thotoeeapien, AT SACRAMENTO our specialty. 1022 10th. M. 914. formerly 1015 8th. Film DevelopFor Boatmen-Fishermen & Pleasing, Commercial Photography ure Seekers. Visit Boathouse or MACARONI PRODUCTSphone Cap. 6970. . PIANOS USE Colosseum Brand Sacramento's CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT own. If your grocer does not. {™portamt—Most remark. Svgs. for ; : é: have it send name to Colosseum} Fiano Buyers. 75 grands & upj CHARLES M. COLTON Co., 4th & Y Streets, Sacramento. rights for fraction of real ‘value 807 Mitau Bldg., 8th. Street Easy terms, Free Del. See Cline .Income taxes, Auditing, Installa. ’ MACHINERY—FARM Piano Co., 831 J St., Sacramento tions of systems, Investigations and Bookkeeping. DEL PASO Pipe & Mach. Co., J.-S. PUMPS—REPAIRS PARTS ae Tea og a eo Del Sad Bly. CALIF. ENG ‘ FES . ron, on, up. High pcs. . CO,, 516 12t for metal. Lg. quan. pipe, all ay 576. Comp, equip. nee a ore ROYAL GRILL See us before buy or sell. BUYING. eauling pumping & indus. equipsas ALL SIZES TRACTORS. Mail in-. ™ent. Bearings, Pulleys, Parts If you're looking for Good Food, we ee ee a SNe RE ERA cs ” : Fr apace line pa ag ees SE, Grexenat MATTRESS MAKING—Renovating Ba ati skint aks : ec: unches wards Display C. & Dinner; beer & wine included, Vaper. Mattress Co, office 207 35th. 11. types, ratrigerated Ford ver USE BUSIN Plant 3216 Sacto. Blvd: 3-hr. cases. Electrical refrigeration ESS DIRECTORY . service. Mattress renovating $2.50. sales & service. Phone M, 3173 or —p ug }--Delivery. charges prepaid. Mail write Rt. 7, Box 2380, No. Sac’t orders handled promptly. Phone : é ne Capital 1842, TYPEWRITERS MOTORS—PUMPS—REPAIRS TYPEWRITERS RELIABLE ELECTRIC WORKS— AND ADDING MACHINE 1931 QSt.,, M. 2523. Motors, Pumps., 4)! Makes—New and Rebuilts Comp. line of parts & Repairs. SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED We Never Close—Man Size Orders SEWING MACHINE Typewriter Sal fa see George Lucich—Peter Valerio d 620 J Street ue Sapitel 120 1011 Ninth’ Street Main 2834} NEW & USED MACHINES $5 and : uf : up.-Parts & Repairs f : USED T TKS USE BUSINESS DIRECTORY WHITE Sewing Maahife soar a snipes — w@ 1013 Jay Street. Phone Main 526. USED TRUCK SALE ao NEON SIGNS Sacramento’s Olde NEON SIGNS Manufactured, in-. } , Dealers oo ‘ stalled, repaired. Complete “Sign 29 Dodge 3-ton, 34x7 tires ae sign” Service. Elect, Sign Ser-. } ,., Compound . ‘$250 vice Co., "817 12th St.” Main 756. . . “98 Chev. 175, in. rie: 2x Male nah g ‘ ee PHYSICIANS SUPPLIES 84 Chev. 157 in WB. bahay Si A Union House BENJAMIN. & RAGKERBY “919 . . ’36 Fora wa iti Enchiladas, Chili Com Carne to tak 10th St.,. Orthopedic appl., phys. 32x6 Duals ... A J Home, Spanish Food—Luncheéons & & ‘sick room sup. Elastic Hosiery, {. SAVERCOOL 4 MébeMORe, anes dinners with the true appetizing trusses. é 2 Dist’r Studebaker T Morn [ vi wholesale . . : and ship. anywhere. 0 METRIST. This ad Rhee Ppa Bring : 1014 Ninth Street Main 2880 MAHLON . ie moet 4 1004 10th St. = . s Snag S tes Small’s smiling serbd 3B USINESS DIRECTOR ¥ ce for your eye problems. USE BUSINESS DIRECTORY t

NEVADA CITY NUGGFT _ FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1937. vada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phove 36_ ‘A Lezal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published. at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher Salas Nevada City. Ca Nevada City. > 1879. ue SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) ......-:.--.--.-----+Published Sem'-Weekly. ‘Monday and. Friday at liforttia. and entered as .mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at under cea of Congress, March 5. $2.50 nsieaienaiaiia ————— one.' Contributed. “‘breaks'‘—people who have faok murdered or swindled someSo long as prisoners leave the island penitentiary feeling they would not soon like to be back, and so long as the underworld fears it, Alcatraz will be accomplishing its purpose.— DEBERRY’S WILL MOVE INTO NEW, LARGE QUARTERS tesa atesteatesteotesfesheafeafeafeatertesteseage ea Progress Since ’61 Cliff DeBerry stated yesterday that on July 15 he will move into the office and premises at 120 Main ' years of progress. conflict. Out of the meeting in Sacramento, where ford, Charles Crocker, Collis P. Huntington and Mark Hop-! of radio receiving sets. kins gathered to talk things. over with ' Engineer Theodore: Judah, came what is today the Southern Pacific Railroad. . Seventy-six years ago, almost to a day, the dream was born that became a reality when the golden spike was driven home at Promontory, Utah, and the “Iron Horse” chugged across the rails that spanned a continent. ae Those seventy-six years represent the swiftest period of scientific progress in the history of mankind. Engineering ingenuity has replaced the wood-burning locomotive of 186] with the modern, spacious streamliner. The mysteries of electricity and radio communication have been translated into -€ommonplaces. Man has cotiquered the air; he has won stir‘ring victories in the fight against disease. ’. But in the field of human relations, man remains in the! *, “Iron Horse’ era. He learned little from the bloody lesson baat pteere OS ey A ee the Civil War; he learned nothing. half a century later. from’ the hideous nightmare ef the World War. Today all Europe. . armed to the teeth, awaits the spark that will set off the powder magazine of international enmity and the United States . has no rea! assurance that it would not be drawn into such a -‘ Seventy-six years ago, a shot was fired at Fort Sumter, South Carolina. Two months later in the same year—June, 28, 1861—four small-town merchants met~in -Sacramento, . California, with a young civil engineer. Out of the Fort Sumter incident came the Civil War, a bloody internecine conflict that was to cost thousands of lives, ' Until man has learned to master himself. the luster of his scientific accomplishments will be dimmed by the everthreatening clouds of war.—Contributed. Leland Stan-' street, Grass Valley, that has recentlly been vacated by W. M. Rumsey. : His ‘business has expanded to a point ' which makes this step necessary. Not only will he handle and service Mavmakes, ._ Frigidaire refrigerators, . : Blectrolux refrigerators, ironers, oil . heaters, and all. household electric . appliances, biit he will also take the agency for a nationally known line; Attached to the new DeBerry headquarters there is a lot run-' ning through the block, with work-’ shops and sheds for new and used ears. DeBerry, who has the Buick agency for Grass Valley expects to establish a service department to which all Buick owners May come with the assurance of quick and competent service. In Nevada City: DeBerry some months.ago took over the Daniels property at the carner of Pine and Commercial streets and has transformed that ancient landmark into a modern sales room and ware house, wowing a wide selection of Frigidstandard lines of household applianc-: es. NATIONAE HOTEL ARRIVALS The National Hote) reports the: following arrivals: Elinore D. Davis San Francisco: Leon Daves, San Francisco; Grant H. Smith, Berkelev; Philip -Smith. Berkeley: A. Bureh, Medford, Orvgon: R: Nixon, Santa; H. N. Witt, . Sen Francisco Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mack. Oakland: Mr. and Mrs. WhitA Couhinal Complains Hj man Symmes, Downieville; R.-W. . . ; MacLean, Forest: Ernest Combs, {. Marysville; J. O. Hoff,. Lincoln, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Bohn," “Alcatraz is awful—they we -a tale of woe indeed. ‘a little difficult to understand. re never give a guy a break.”’ _ . These are the words of the latest prisoner released from that fortress-like Federal prison on a little island just inside the Golden Gate. The story he told to the press the other day was Somehow, the tendency of some people to feel sorry for “this man and others behind those impenetrable gray walls is ~ Certainly Alcatraz is no country club, with all the supe:“jor appointments of a Ritz-Carleton Hotel, but even so there “has yet come to light no evidence that treatment given crim_inals there ,is actually inhumane. So There are plenty of people who find that even an honest life is tough and is not altogether overflowing with good Oakland; EB. -R.Crane, Alleghanyg, KM, Davis. Alleghany: Miss EB. J" Williams, Ferndale; R. R. Williams} Scotia; Frank E. Ford, South Pas4 adena; Paul V. DeFord, San Francisco; W. Pruce Catlin, Los Angeles; Chas. E. Fierreira and son, Oakland; Wm.. Litchtenberg, J. §; Thompson, Pike; N. Kurzick, Idaho City, Idaho; Gordon E. Stolhberg} Idaho City; W. E. Bender, Hamilton. Okla.: Miss Ruth Morris, Sacramento; J. J. Sutton; W. H. Geraghty, San Francisco; L. M. Fowler, Sacramento; A. S.Little, San Fran*® cisco; W. D. Vanderhoff, Sacramento; Mrs. Dora Greenbank, Hugh L. Frazer, Geo. S. Dawley, Benny Kaloff, Alleghany; Margaret King, 107 Mil st, ph Grass Valles ® Prorecraprer . Cihen ae The studio that satisfies. Good photos at. reasonable ~prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak vice. serfinishing Piedmont; F. P. Guyon, Stockton; L. A. Linden, San Francisco; A. L. Zindel, Sacramento; J. E. Little, Whittier; Gordon T. Campbell, Los Angeles: Mrs. Freida Hardie, Allegt hany; Ada .Alexander, Mrs. M. H. Alexander,. P. S. Waldon, Oakland; Mr. P. Werry, Berkeley; Mrs. W. Hi Ll Hosking, Long Beach; Everett Hospete SHG —_ JULY 2 Thru the Knot Hole i A Glimpse of Building Activity.” <~" “1937. No. 45. ‘completed ‘in ~the Mrs. Howard is on several them one The priming coat of Murphy outside white paint has , ./been ‘applied to the} -». new residence of Mrs. Sheldon = on Nevada street. Paint Contractor Burt Spicer is doing fa eral ttontractor _ . “Bin” Forkner. marks. Our general sucDo not jeess with Murphy Paints over the past year makes us feel that the customer “is repair may have garden of Betty West’s home on Piety Hill.J. July floats, Rotary ‘Club: of Nevada Oity. A “safe and sane’’ plaster job may be assured by the use -of ‘Rocklath,~ the} plasterboard lath. Thus rigid . plaster base with angles re-. ' inforced with métal the paint. job unug give a der direction of gen_. ° cracks course Nn the value of insule. he did it unless he tion in“any new ot . tricked us and slipwork you. ped through one of a pergola now busy 4th of among for the We can assist you in deciding the ‘proper insulation. Redwood Bark, Rockwool, Insulating Boards, Fill insulation, etc. — YE’ OLDE TIME minimum OOP « * ‘and of; G-Man: “Got away o lath'did he? Did you , guard all the exits? Village Cop: Yep, overlook and I don’t see how in mind.! the entrances. ‘getting the utmost

. for his money when NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THE FULL SERVICE YARD" Phones 498-499. Manager “Nevada Cit) king, Long Beach; James H. Smitt, Sacramento; F. B. Werry and family, Sierraville; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nice hols and daughter, San Francisco; Beverly. Kinkman, Berkeley;. Peggy Horne, Berkeley;Mr. and Mrs.-'4, West, Oakland; W. J.’ Kimberly, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, McMuller, W. L. Voight. Mr.. andMrs. Nielsen, San Francisco; . My. and Mrs. B. Edises’ San Franciscoo; Mr.and Mrs. Pursen Durbrow, San‘Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cusmman, San Francisco. BODY AND FENDER to us for Bring your. car quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting Glass installed. Tops weather, -proofed and .repaired. Expert Radiator . Repairing, Auto Upholstering of al) kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISMIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’s . AUTO BODY WORKS tag washers, Occiderital stoves of all . Mrs. Adeline Curtis of Nevada City has as guests her niece and nenhew, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Jounson * heard in the morning Due to the fact the superior court is . being painted, the court sessions will be held in the supervisors Tooms ON . the first floor of the court house. . enberger. 11th annual aceon: ~ COURT CALENDAR _* Estates of Arthur Fowler, George H. Levee and Paul H. Martin, deThe following matters will eased, Final accounts and petitions superior by Judge Raglan Tuttle. . Guardianship of Arthur LLitchEstate of Cyrus W. Haney, deceas. goer this ‘for .distribution. * Estate of George Curnow. Fourth account. Re Trusteeship of Slye. Petition for removal of trustee. Estate of Jessie Neviens, deceased. Petition for refund. Hoge vs. Perkins, Setting cause ed. Return of sale of personal ‘propfor trial. erty. i Bollander vs. Landis. Demurrer. of Johnsons airport of. Southern California. Ther are also. visiting Mrs, Johnson's. brother,. Jimmie Hunter of. this city. Mr. Joonson’s . fF mother has arrived from Kansas and is enjoying,a visit, with the zroup. Mrs, Emma Foley who is spending three weeks vacation in San Francisco is expected to return Home tomorrow. Carroll Coughlin of the Alpha Hardware Stores has returned from a two weeks,vaeation spent in San Francisco and other bay cities.Mrs. talph of Northifl Bloomfield spent Monda¥ visiting Bill Tambiyn, Jr., caught a ice lot of trout above Washington last Sunday. : ; PenroseSAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS Made While You Wait Bicyeles. Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleancrs, Washing Machines, ‘Blectric Trons, Stoves, Etc. ° Repaired. SAWS. ANEHS, KNIVES, SCISSORS BLC., SHARPHNED . Gunsmith, Light Welding . EDDIELEONG 220-Enust Main.St., Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY RAY’S FIXIT SHOP . . QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Phorze 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City cass ade Lal Subscribe for The Nugget. + HE FoueTH OF JULY 1S NOT A LEGAL NATIONAL HOLIDAY J 2 Fourth of July Bargains That Are “Hotter Than a . sete / % z Z set ite af. +85 * +304 ao he sheaf atnnts 1% re" % ag < 2, e-afe-9§ °, re aoa} fe. Pa ‘tISALWAYS AVAILABLE and ALWAYS in SEASON e 29 Firecracker + £ We Have 1936 Chev. Std. Sedan. A 4-{ 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. ¢ Quality Meats door Sedan that is roomy and. An extremely sporty model is . * comfortable. Original black ducojthis little Sige Coupe and ei at finish perfect. The powerful 6. reconditionéd in true Chev. deal. ° oy]. motor tuned for maximum . er style. Completely refinished Right Prices performance and economy. BEx-. in genuine duco. Hydraulic brak% cellent 6--tube Chev radio.j. es in excellent .condition and Wheels changed over to 600x16. tires all very good. Mechanicalsize with new Firestone tires. ly all checked over and garries SPECIAL: HAMBURGER Truly a bargain at the new re-. our “OK Guarantee that counts”’. ‘PORK SAUSAGE : duced price of only Complete with radio, only ¢ pamere OA I $495.00 $365.00 SELECTED ROASTS, : ~CHOPS, STEAKS _ Proof of last week’s statement: “Bull fighting did not : originate in Spain.” Bull fights were common among the K Thessalonians before 300 B. C. The Moors introduced, bul! fighting into Spain in the 8th century. 4 Kk EY S [ ONE ' > NEVADA CITY MOTOR CO. . }: 7 1? MARKET ; YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER + Broad Street at Plaza Phone 5 : RD c ‘ one 500 % : are ‘ Used Car Department, Auburn Street, Grass Valley, across from 53 : CALANAN &-RICHA si Post Office é Commercial Street, Nevada City Watch for This Weekly Feature * PHONE 67 = se ATTORNEYS PRESSES NEIL McALLISTE CUT RATE APPAREL STORES— race hal ¢. R AND SOHNSON, 409-13° Forum Bldg . £303) cor. 7th. Better cotton MARGIE OGLE.. 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