July 22, 1929 (6 pages)

iss ee ee ee MONDAY, JULY 22,1929 To = a aah romero ae aes "FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS * six childsne of ‘Wenitsonton have . MURPHYS VISIT HES “ a a S AN. JUAN. TEMS. ssp eopneesesesesesssdstesisnseeses come to French Corral to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Murphy, They have, rented the gld“Glaister. publishers of the Sonoma = Index NORTH SAN JUAN, July 20, . HE IP 0 PSELF AND THE FRENCH CORRAL, July 20,;home, Welike to see families like Tribune of Sonoma county were! Cane sig The oS ee 2 (Special to The Nugget)—Well, . that move in as it means keeping;. week end visitors in Nevada City M-cwlough and Jean McCulolugh COMMUNITY ; p j BOOK the 4th! With the temperature rang-. of Shady Creek visited Mrs, Bobb’s/scenes of the early day exploits of Mr. age a bn Lamabas BY : STARTI NG A SIX St be STATE ing between 80 and 90 degrees dursister, Mrs. Clark, this week; his grandfather, Sherman G. Lewis, sh a = oe SAVINGS ACCOUNT I ing the day and nights really chilly; F; Bender and Arthur Ford have. who was editor and _ proprietor of Mr. an irs. J. McCullough, F. eerythivng ‘perfectly delightful” or and Mrs. Ray Smith and . mining camp. The week end previous gents eas pcs a PEC FOR THE ASKING anyway. We will tell about some of . children who _— been spending/the Murphys visited Mokelumne Hiil a ere eupuest sacks ‘sistk: them. their vacation in French Corral re-. where some of Mrs., Murphy’s relaS SI & severa f more than half the month gone, and. up our school aatendance. and Grass Valley. Walter was here of Berkeley spent the week end a : SUPERVISED INSTITUTION ° id ‘ no one seems to complain much. been spending the week in French. the © Foothill Tidings, one of the M. Harris and W. Moulton made a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fox of San turned to their home in San Fran-. tivyes had been in the newspaper ing her daughter, Mrs. K. Fogarty. i it really sems but yesterday since Mr. and Mrs. Bobb and children . particularly to look over the. Visiting ieiatives. si ‘ rnieville Thur 7 GS BANKS Tourists to these parts think Corral. early day publications of the new. usiness trip to Downieville ThursBARREL COIN SAVINGS For information about our guaranteed six per cent = ry full paid invesment certificates, d Mr. F cisco Thursday game Pete Klenzendorf, Charles Ennis installment or il e see oF phone Francisco were here Friday. Mr. Fox . ,, Ca + Hee who represents Moore & Co. was The Murphys come. from a genand Raymond and John Bortseh and i Ted Gee attended the pareeeyh ame : selling optical goods. a LEGAL LNOTCE _ eration of newspaper people anid at Chatienge Sunday = IW . DA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN J. Swazey and H. Musfield were NOTICE TO CREDITORS a ans a oo one of. gaward, Vernon and :Bertha Ve-. * updo ote cond Friday evening visitors. Number 3233 vie Vet Weeenee Pe ee ore lasco returned to Marysville Suaae : ASSOCIATION we Mrs. Grace Oliver and her niece,}. In the matter of the Estate ot ae i} day. Miss Mary Maloney, of Santa Rosa, mgr ES KELLER, imc nee LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. J. Fogarty and son, ,Ray; Offices at Grass Ay alley and en City ; P n the Superior our o € — Z t . ; ; rons c who have bene spending some time State of California, in and for the NOTICR OF. ELHETION mond, visited relatives ot Hammon. 4 Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily at the summer home of their aunt,. County of Nevada. — ton Tuesday. : i reby giv F . ; Including Saturdays Mrs. Franciseovitch, went to Marys-. NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN by Notice is hereby given that the} Mike Denike y and Stanley Bice . ; Pps '. annual election of the Nevada City ‘ : 5 : ba. (~ ville for a visit this week. a ie a ee os rea Fire Department will be held at ‘the. Were business. . visitors in Nevada . % soleopobitefopob topofeetotototegotototete Ames PGES DESDE SE RNeSOOe : eae ees > ‘ hall of Pennsylvania Engine Com-;City one day this -week. Fee ie ae le i Ni = 3 Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fogarty of. tate of JAMES KELLER, deceased] 03. No 9 on July 29, 1929 : : : —_ Hammonton and Mrs. Fogarty’s. to the Creditors of and all persons P win ttle sadees: an Mrs. Sam McCullough and Ray-. ===" ee te ee yi laims agyainst the said de‘ : Son. 1s i Fogarty we Nevada City ¢ 1 E Guother, Mrs. Josie Dalberg. of Sac-. TSYINE Seine Cee with the neces-. Ao Hardt, Ri R, Goyne, Clerks: B/S as; ‘THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO rumento, were Sunday visitors. sary vouchers within four (4). JKilroy, M.D, Coughlin. . set et { : a months after the first publication Board of Fire Delegates Riper Sao CALAN ioe eile ak emale ntase areas . i ‘> Set_of the apl At Ss b rice! We, Torpey end his slater, Mre. + this notice in the office of the M.D COUGHLIN. Chief. {eitor in Newada City one day. this! The Supertative Radio Set-ol the Year! At a reasonable pric Fianery and son of Marysville call-. Clerk of Satori Court of the ———E—E BUSS A x A demonsiation will prove it. ed on friends Sunday. State of Cafifornia, in and for the 7 . : es ay ae ieee ; . : Sack Charles Barton returned for sevx ce ce Re ts vacti ; r ie _. ' County of ‘Netada, or to. exhibit 0 Slertrica ring and Contractin Bill'and Walter McCuliough were Hiei with the necessary voucher: IMPORTANT INFORMATI N eral days from Washington, where Electrical Wiring 8 Sunday visitors. within four (4) months after the FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS he has -been employed Toe tie nat rf prgennivs ; a Hennessy & Kelly, . and Mrs.F. M. Harris and GOODS STORE Mrs. A. Labour and children of. 427 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Neva . On August 14th, 1929, the new porris Matthews left for Whittier all Bi da City Sam McCullough, who has: been Morgan and Powell Bidg. Neva 5 Sacramento spent Sunday at their} da County, California, the same beAutomobile Financial Responsibility the first part of the week. old home in French Corral. ing her place of business in all Law goes into effect. Should you Miss Theresa O'Conner aid matters connected with the estate of . unable to pay a judgment enter art . said James Keller, Deceased. ee xf my. * ee A : . . quite sick for. several weeks, is —E — ee brother, M. O’Conner, of Birchville. Dated July 20th, 1929. nao you under a Public Linbil-) oo ewhat improved. : é . > aw’ ‘ H were Sunday visitors. iat pos a i arsine a1 ity r Property eolustoseie A la Charles Covell has moved to ColW BR JEFFORD & SON Sunday is the day for autoists, docae Seeley, haseased: ~ ‘within 13 days after the entry of} 5. where .he is employed e hi. i x and if we could’ give the names NLON, HENNESSY & KELLY, . judgment your license to drive an Mike Phelan of Dunsmuir. spent! . Morticians Funeral Directors of all who pass through. this see-. Attorneys for Administratrix, ‘automobile in the State of CaliforSunday visiting friends. ‘ A 1 . S ere tion on that day, we could fill First Publication July 22. 1929. . nia will be forfeited, and will not! jjsjoces: Heian MeCalicush Mik er De-Luxe Ambulance Service many columns of The Nugget. It is] . be re-instated until the ‘judgment is oe dred Reader and Wayne Hunter and}. Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley really a treat to see the many . paid. Bud. Ennis attended ihe dance at nm ‘ itv: _ beautiful machines. N. C. N. G. R. R. COMPANY For full information regarding! Rock Creek Saturday night: \srass Valley hee City oe Miss Louise Mitchell, Mrs. Mary : this law and how you may pvotect Harold Bresford and I"raneces Phone 364 Phone 122 Mitchell and Mrs. L. Hardenbrook. TIME TABLE AND RATES Y cal i ( : . yourself call, write, or phone— Bertsch of Moonshine Creek spent 9 went to Grass Valley Monday afterH B DOW 4. {several hours -in town enroute to . =——-— = —— Be eee eS : noon. Mrs. Mtchell had been visitver VEEL AND BATES D. Nevada City Friday. = ing her sister, Mrs. Hardenbrook, : ees 208 Main St Tel. 207-; Stanley. Housel of. Sweotlan M RIVE : ; Trains leave Nevada City at-5:20 : a iss : ot Sweet ans Live L who is spending the summer with t. m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., ar-. . Nevada City, Calif. ' spent several hours in town Friday WE WiLL GIVE FIVE il ION 0 5 her b i eitees Tee ee ° — rother, Thomas Meyers of this . iy ing at san aes : 30 . In accident Insurance to our customers and every member ; tas : : Gehedetheletefte eset 8 Sep et te et ye TBe fe sfe ste ofeaferte ahs ojos oe Ste cece tte te toate tele saath ° . ‘ Z W. E. Moulton made a trip to. 2: ™Grass Valley 10:25 a. m. of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. Na e 2 making direct connection with S. P. Sacramento Monday night. He was rain No. 19, arriving at San Frau accompanied by his daughter,} ‘isco &: 30 p. m. Louise, and Mrs. E. Sutherland and pmo cies ane city at © oe P 2 Soa » m., Grass Valley at 3:25 p. m. — Tichard. The ladies will visit. waxing direct connection with S._P with friends in Sacramento for the} rain No. 20, leaving San Francisco week and will then go to San. !t 11 a m., enabling passenger: Fra = « . 1°o arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m . . suas hamauans phere they will visit Also direet connection for Reno andy friends and relatives. joints east. Miss. Margaret Thomas, who is STUMMER RATES employed in Nevada City is visiting . Effective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 30 medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to . be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made . here, we give you a ticket. When-you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance: Policy for only $1 00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION « B . Larsen & Hardt . : pauses 1929. her parents. i. and Mrs. Herbert All tickets on sale dailv. DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA\ ‘ee Thomas of Birchville. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day an4 ; Miss Millie Clerkin is spending}? mouths tickets. = od Fresh, pure Foal just ds kind of meat 1 dat you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, liealti.giving and very reasonable in price. ‘ : SES Grass Valley to San Francisco— the wek at her home in Vike City. 1¢ days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Her brother, W: P. Clerkin is near Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkethat place attending to his cattle. . !ey or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; Clyde Browning made ve business month $10.00. = : Grass Valley to Los Angeles viz trip to Downieville this week. Stockton, both ways —16 days Meche stot tote te eM TN Me BOE te teint '} CRT YOUR. VACATION We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and Ee a ae ae a Re i a i i IC ". Pests ste ste se stecte sk tee, coy stesteste clasts strate seater stata fete aH atete sfstestototoletets Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert and . $26.25; 3 mouths $31.25. : . is and Sport Togs C le ane ed and Pressed little daughter, June, of San Lean-. .@'288 Valley to Los Angeles via the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. ‘ . e r) ce ulaen fri ; mee S oe Stockton one way, returning via Sar . ¥ : * For the eeason Harel = riends and relative: . francisco or vice-versa—16 days You take no chancs when you trade with us—we i Wednesday. It was Mr. Lambert’s. $28.75; 3 months $34.00. ingle 3 a Be in eatlle ave : t “. 4 ; first visit to this section. Mrs, Lamiste AO ee os po sty every cusomert. #1 Clothes left at our agency at the National Hotel on oe who before her marriage was. “Grass Valley to Reno—16 days We deliver orders promptly: ae Ni ondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following ituth Fogarty, was born in North] $6.50; 3 months $7.50 s t a Thursda or Vj . Bay : ; 50: 50, ; eS rsday or Monday. Fine, modern equipr San Juan and her childhood and Grass Valley to Pacific Grove vin OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! a . % A our +5 nt excl as : nope oe sesds girlhood days were spent at that Sat fees aes bs See ‘ ‘ eer place, Birehville and French Corral. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via . 4 : ‘ Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fo-. Los Gatos —16 days $12.75; 5 ; iF ARK ue . mere ~ERASS VALLEY CLEANERS garty, moved to De Sabla where Mr. garment Jned to Santa Cruz via : Fd Bur 7 i Fogarty has been in the employ of. watsonville—16 days $14.50; 3. 4 . Cal end oad os oe au ot Se cd Burtner Proprietor $ the P. G. & E. Company for many. months $17.25. . meen au rare eh & Saechey 111 West Main St years. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 I 2 + He ° day ticket only $4.00. ceaheedebebedetedetet ’ Frees Fe URS Sea eae % Mr. and Mrs. Clark and family of ! hig sion-avers. allowed. i A eebletieolealorieels lealeeectes! 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Special at $5 00 : All Johansen Slippers 2000000000000. pair, $5 85 Many Specials in Ladies Slippers. ...2... $2 85 a ‘ e an Rewen Desuville Sandals, per pair, $4.50 All Tweedie Slippers ... oe ~ pair, $4 85 A few' pairs of those 50c and $1.00 Ladies Oxfords 3 White & Tan Sport Crepe Sole Oxfords, Now $5.00 Men’s Work Shoes, Odd Sizes ... pair, $3.50 Also Special Values in Boys’ Girls,’ and Misses Shoes The Repgular Price is $6.25 : Kismet Hose, All Shades pair, $1.00 Florsheim Shoes . . 10 per cent off 10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL WORK SHOES , One Week Only No returns or refunds ‘'AND MEN’S BOOTS * j = Broad Street , Hogan’s Shoe Store Nevada City PERE ETE Ree SOHO RLELESSESEEL EERE DE RDEDETEEEN Ty

iss ee ee ee MONDAY, JULY 22,1929 To = a aah romero ae aes "FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS * six childsne of ‘Wenitsonton have . MURPHYS VISIT HES “ a a S AN. JUAN. TEMS. ssp eopneesesesesesssdstesisnseeses come to French Corral to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Murphy, They have, rented the gld“Glaister. publishers of the Sonoma = Index NORTH SAN JUAN, July 20, . HE IP 0 PSELF AND THE FRENCH CORRAL, July 20,;home, Welike to see families like Tribune of Sonoma county were! Cane sig The oS ee 2 (Special to The Nugget)—Well, . that move in as it means keeping;. week end visitors in Nevada City M-cwlough and Jean McCulolugh COMMUNITY ; p j BOOK the 4th! With the temperature rang-. of Shady Creek visited Mrs, Bobb’s/scenes of the early day exploits of Mr. age a bn Lamabas BY : STARTI NG A SIX St be STATE ing between 80 and 90 degrees dursister, Mrs. Clark, this week; his grandfather, Sherman G. Lewis, sh a = oe SAVINGS ACCOUNT I ing the day and nights really chilly; F; Bender and Arthur Ford have. who was editor and _ proprietor of Mr. an irs. J. McCullough, F. eerythivng ‘perfectly delightful” or and Mrs. Ray Smith and . mining camp. The week end previous gents eas pcs a PEC FOR THE ASKING anyway. We will tell about some of . children who _— been spending/the Murphys visited Mokelumne Hiil a ere eupuest sacks ‘sistk: them. their vacation in French Corral re-. where some of Mrs., Murphy’s relaS SI & severa f more than half the month gone, and. up our school aatendance. and Grass Valley. Walter was here of Berkeley spent the week end a : SUPERVISED INSTITUTION ° id ‘ no one seems to complain much. been spending the week in French. the © Foothill Tidings, one of the M. Harris and W. Moulton made a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fox of San turned to their home in San Fran-. tivyes had been in the newspaper ing her daughter, Mrs. K. Fogarty. i it really sems but yesterday since Mr. and Mrs. Bobb and children . particularly to look over the. Visiting ieiatives. si ‘ rnieville Thur 7 GS BANKS Tourists to these parts think Corral. early day publications of the new. usiness trip to Downieville ThursBARREL COIN SAVINGS For information about our guaranteed six per cent = ry full paid invesment certificates, d Mr. F cisco Thursday game Pete Klenzendorf, Charles Ennis installment or il e see oF phone Francisco were here Friday. Mr. Fox . ,, Ca + Hee who represents Moore & Co. was The Murphys come. from a genand Raymond and John Bortseh and i Ted Gee attended the pareeeyh ame : selling optical goods. a LEGAL LNOTCE _ eration of newspaper people anid at Chatienge Sunday = IW . DA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN J. Swazey and H. Musfield were NOTICE TO CREDITORS a ans a oo one of. gaward, Vernon and :Bertha Ve-. * updo ote cond Friday evening visitors. Number 3233 vie Vet Weeenee Pe ee ore lasco returned to Marysville Suaae : ASSOCIATION we Mrs. Grace Oliver and her niece,}. In the matter of the Estate ot ae i} day. Miss Mary Maloney, of Santa Rosa, mgr ES KELLER, imc nee LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. J. Fogarty and son, ,Ray; Offices at Grass Ay alley and en City ; P n the Superior our o € — Z t . ; ; rons c who have bene spending some time State of California, in and for the NOTICR OF. ELHETION mond, visited relatives ot Hammon. 4 Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily at the summer home of their aunt,. County of Nevada. — ton Tuesday. : i reby giv F . ; Including Saturdays Mrs. Franciseovitch, went to Marys-. NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN by Notice is hereby given that the} Mike Denike y and Stanley Bice . ; Pps '. annual election of the Nevada City ‘ : 5 : ba. (~ ville for a visit this week. a ie a ee os rea Fire Department will be held at ‘the. Were business. . visitors in Nevada . % soleopobitefopob topofeetotototegotototete Ames PGES DESDE SE RNeSOOe : eae ees > ‘ hall of Pennsylvania Engine Com-;City one day this -week. Fee ie ae le i Ni = 3 Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fogarty of. tate of JAMES KELLER, deceased] 03. No 9 on July 29, 1929 : : : —_ Hammonton and Mrs. Fogarty’s. to the Creditors of and all persons P win ttle sadees: an Mrs. Sam McCullough and Ray-. ===" ee te ee yi laims agyainst the said de‘ : Son. 1s i Fogarty we Nevada City ¢ 1 E Guother, Mrs. Josie Dalberg. of Sac-. TSYINE Seine Cee with the neces-. Ao Hardt, Ri R, Goyne, Clerks: B/S as; ‘THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO rumento, were Sunday visitors. sary vouchers within four (4). JKilroy, M.D, Coughlin. . set et { : a months after the first publication Board of Fire Delegates Riper Sao CALAN ioe eile ak emale ntase areas . i ‘> Set_of the apl At Ss b rice! We, Torpey end his slater, Mre. + this notice in the office of the M.D COUGHLIN. Chief. {eitor in Newada City one day. this! The Supertative Radio Set-ol the Year! At a reasonable pric Fianery and son of Marysville call-. Clerk of Satori Court of the ———E—E BUSS A x A demonsiation will prove it. ed on friends Sunday. State of Cafifornia, in and for the 7 . : es ay ae ieee ; . : Sack Charles Barton returned for sevx ce ce Re ts vacti ; r ie _. ' County of ‘Netada, or to. exhibit 0 Slertrica ring and Contractin Bill'and Walter McCuliough were Hiei with the necessary voucher: IMPORTANT INFORMATI N eral days from Washington, where Electrical Wiring 8 Sunday visitors. within four (4) months after the FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS he has -been employed Toe tie nat rf prgennivs ; a Hennessy & Kelly, . and Mrs.F. M. Harris and GOODS STORE Mrs. A. Labour and children of. 427 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Neva . On August 14th, 1929, the new porris Matthews left for Whittier all Bi da City Sam McCullough, who has: been Morgan and Powell Bidg. Neva 5 Sacramento spent Sunday at their} da County, California, the same beAutomobile Financial Responsibility the first part of the week. old home in French Corral. ing her place of business in all Law goes into effect. Should you Miss Theresa O'Conner aid matters connected with the estate of . unable to pay a judgment enter art . said James Keller, Deceased. ee xf my. * ee A : . . quite sick for. several weeks, is —E — ee brother, M. O’Conner, of Birchville. Dated July 20th, 1929. nao you under a Public Linbil-) oo ewhat improved. : é . > aw’ ‘ H were Sunday visitors. iat pos a i arsine a1 ity r Property eolustoseie A la Charles Covell has moved to ColW BR JEFFORD & SON Sunday is the day for autoists, docae Seeley, haseased: ~ ‘within 13 days after the entry of} 5. where .he is employed e hi. i x and if we could’ give the names NLON, HENNESSY & KELLY, . judgment your license to drive an Mike Phelan of Dunsmuir. spent! . Morticians Funeral Directors of all who pass through. this see-. Attorneys for Administratrix, ‘automobile in the State of CaliforSunday visiting friends. ‘ A 1 . S ere tion on that day, we could fill First Publication July 22. 1929. . nia will be forfeited, and will not! jjsjoces: Heian MeCalicush Mik er De-Luxe Ambulance Service many columns of The Nugget. It is] . be re-instated until the ‘judgment is oe dred Reader and Wayne Hunter and}. Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley really a treat to see the many . paid. Bud. Ennis attended ihe dance at nm ‘ itv: _ beautiful machines. N. C. N. G. R. R. COMPANY For full information regarding! Rock Creek Saturday night: \srass Valley hee City oe Miss Louise Mitchell, Mrs. Mary : this law and how you may pvotect Harold Bresford and I"raneces Phone 364 Phone 122 Mitchell and Mrs. L. Hardenbrook. TIME TABLE AND RATES Y cal i ( : . yourself call, write, or phone— Bertsch of Moonshine Creek spent 9 went to Grass Valley Monday afterH B DOW 4. {several hours -in town enroute to . =——-— = —— Be eee eS : noon. Mrs. Mtchell had been visitver VEEL AND BATES D. Nevada City Friday. = ing her sister, Mrs. Hardenbrook, : ees 208 Main St Tel. 207-; Stanley. Housel of. Sweotlan M RIVE

: ; Trains leave Nevada City at-5:20 : a iss : ot Sweet ans Live L who is spending the summer with t. m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., ar-. . Nevada City, Calif. ' spent several hours in town Friday WE WiLL GIVE FIVE il ION 0 5 her b i eitees Tee ee ° — rother, Thomas Meyers of this . iy ing at san aes : 30 . In accident Insurance to our customers and every member ; tas : : Gehedetheletefte eset 8 Sep et te et ye TBe fe sfe ste ofeaferte ahs ojos oe Ste cece tte te toate tele saath ° . ‘ Z W. E. Moulton made a trip to. 2: ™Grass Valley 10:25 a. m.. of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. Na e 2 making direct connection with S. P. Sacramento Monday night. He was rain No. 19, arriving at San Frau accompanied by his daughter,} ‘isco &: 30 p. m. Louise, and Mrs. E. Sutherland and pmo cies ane city at © oe P 2 Soa » m., Grass Valley at 3:25 p. m. — Tichard. The ladies will visit. waxing direct connection with S._P with friends in Sacramento for the} rain No. 20, leaving San Francisco week and will then go to San. !t 11 a m., enabling passenger: Fra = « . 1°o arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m . . suas hamauans phere they will visit Also direet connection for Reno andy friends and relatives. joints east. Miss. Margaret Thomas, who is STUMMER RATES employed in Nevada City is visiting . Effective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 30 medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to . be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made . here, we give you a ticket. When-you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance: Policy for only $1 00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION « B . Larsen & Hardt . : pauses 1929. her parents. i. and Mrs. Herbert All tickets on sale dailv. DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA\ ‘ee Thomas of Birchville. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day an4 ; Miss Millie Clerkin is spending}? mouths tickets. = od Fresh, pure Foal just ds kind of meat 1 dat you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, liealti.giving and very reasonable in price. ‘ : SES Grass Valley to San Francisco— the wek at her home in Vike City. 1¢ days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Her brother, W: P. Clerkin is near Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkethat place attending to his cattle. . !ey or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; Clyde Browning made ve business month $10.00. = : Grass Valley to Los Angeles viz trip to Downieville this week. Stockton, both ways —16 days Meche stot tote te eM TN Me BOE te teint '} CRT YOUR. VACATION We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and Ee a ae ae a Re i a i i IC ". Pests ste ste se stecte sk tee, coy stesteste clasts strate seater stata fete aH atete sfstestototoletets Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert and . $26.25; 3 mouths $31.25. : . is and Sport Togs C le ane ed and Pressed little daughter, June, of San Lean-. .@'288 Valley to Los Angeles via the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. ‘ . e r) ce ulaen fri ; mee S oe Stockton one way, returning via Sar . ¥ : * For the eeason Harel = riends and relative: . francisco or vice-versa—16 days You take no chancs when you trade with us—we i Wednesday. It was Mr. Lambert’s. $28.75; 3 months $34.00. ingle 3 a Be in eatlle ave : t “. 4 ; first visit to this section. Mrs, Lamiste AO ee os po sty every cusomert. #1 Clothes left at our agency at the National Hotel on oe who before her marriage was. “Grass Valley to Reno—16 days We deliver orders promptly: ae Ni ondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following ituth Fogarty, was born in North] $6.50; 3 months $7.50 s t a Thursda or Vj . Bay : ; 50: 50, ; eS rsday or Monday. Fine, modern equipr San Juan and her childhood and Grass Valley to Pacific Grove vin OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! a . % A our +5 nt excl as : nope oe sesds girlhood days were spent at that Sat fees aes bs See ‘ ‘ eer place, Birehville and French Corral. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via . 4 : ‘ Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fo-. Los Gatos —16 days $12.75; 5 ; iF ARK ue . mere ~ERASS VALLEY CLEANERS garty, moved to De Sabla where Mr. garment Jned to Santa Cruz via : Fd Bur 7 i Fogarty has been in the employ of. watsonville—16 days $14.50; 3. 4 . Cal end oad os oe au ot Se cd Burtner Proprietor $ the P. G. & E. Company for many. months $17.25. . meen au rare eh & Saechey 111 West Main St years. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 I 2 + He ° day ticket only $4.00. ceaheedebebedetedetet ’ Frees Fe URS Sea eae % Mr. and Mrs. Clark and family of ! hig sion-avers. allowed. i A eebletieolealorieels lealeeectes! 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