July 23, 1934 (8 pages)

AGE EI ——— as GHT THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, July 23, 1934 ocal Happenings and spoke of inconveniences. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guenther, who have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Guenther, feft Sunday for a visit with: relafjves in the bay district before reTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED —Gcod money LADY > under ASSISTANT 40. No selling. and transportation. Intorviewing work. Phone 361, oy write G. R. Boylan, Neyada City. 7-23-1Ts New Low Prices! Bayer Aspirin 12 Tablets 15c 24 Tablets 25c 100 Tablets 75c Posh inere Boquet Soap Regular 25c Bar, 10c each Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY j function Francisco. O. E. Schiffner Edd Addington, Dr. C. W. Chapman, Warren Chapman and Mr. Johnson and the following Boy Scouts, Bob Schiffner, Ray Wilde Dick Marriott and John Muscardini motored to Camp Pa. hatsi, Sunday, the Scouts remaining for their vacation. While at camp the Knights -ot Dunimis ‘held installation of offic. ers. Warren Chapman of § Nevada City is a member. Albert Pratti earned merits which qualifies him for an Eagle Scout. It is expected a special Court of Honor will be held soon to present Pratti with the Eagle Scout badge. Scouts returning home were Ernest Chapman, Albert Pratti, Clements Organ, and “Billie Gracey. NEW MINING The Sacramento Commerce is taking the establishment . change in EXCHANGE Chamber of steps toward of a mining exthat city; which is to as a contact center between pfoperty owners and investment capital, it is reported. Stephen J. Paxton, secretary ‘of the depar?mnt, will send out some 1600 quess tionaires to property owners, listing data regarding their various claims. — San Francisco Mining Review. % Social tact is making your company feel at home even though you wish thew were there. % “Were you excited when you first asked your husband for money?” “No, I was calm—and collected.” . . PRFRRSSEEGEEE EERE ROGERS THE JARS WITH WIDE SVADA CITY, F 5 ae Ste te ac ac ie Se i Sc ie Se te Sac Fruit in Beautiful SANITARY JARS PRESTO JARS WIDE MOUTH QTS. $1.30 doz. helly « Clnsoes--45c Dozen SQUATS AND TALL e e a : ~ 4g feateates Stores, Ltd. 2 stestestestesteot mene togergesferferfertesfete ste sterfeofe sie ole ry ~ steak +t, st { CARA see we , ras ++ *, * te she eNetlole 7 . o> +, oy . 7 . Hloleteetotetetetes re THE GLASS TOP teste MOUTH PINTS $1.10 + 7 Pas A? Rol i re ‘ Wood Leigh, dental surg Egypt, wy E : BES . . SPORTSMEN GET bee FOR DEER teo and Monterey, and in parts of Mendocino, Lake, Colusa, San Joaquin Merced, Sacramento, Stanislaus, Kings, and Fresno. Cards defining the boundaries of the districts may be obtained’ from any branch of the Division of Fish and Game. The limit is two bucks per hunter, in all districts except the Modoc area, where the mule tail deer is protected by a one buck limit. Spotlight hunting is illegal, and wardens will. be watching very closely for this kind of offender, as the last legislature put some teeti: in the spotlight law. Shooting from automobiles is also unlawful. Deer may not be taken into a closed districp until the tag is .properly countérsigned. ; On August 16° the deer opens in districts 2%, 4 and 4%. season ‘LITTLE MISS MARKER DRAMA AT THE NEVADA Damyon ‘Little Miss Runyon’s Market’’ Sreat story of } the abandoned of + . SEASON OPE ‘NING little girl, left with a gambler : : N= == ; F Et Nene ; (Adolph Menjou) in Times Squ re, Philip penn ‘ar spent last week with;turning to their home in’ Los . p: ted ree , ; fe * Tom Rickard at Goodyear’s’ Bar. geles : . ae 2 26 Ncw dates onight by the Nevada C (; oe y ? : ra ft 4 . ‘ . SAN FRANCISCO; July 5 Yonatiey Ditcarae introduces the spectator to He reports a great vacation, fishing. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dolan motor: . : Se : : : ‘i s : ; Close to -a—-hundred thousand men] the oddest set of characters since his Hiking one diy he killed a big rat-. ed to Sacramento Sunday with Mr. . se lee pes s ee ther having seven rattles Dolan’s niece, Mrs. Ollie Cullen and ; ‘ and women” “are. oniig Up tat) ove beady), on typ tora Day, Miss Beatrice Quick, office man-. two children, who had. been here . rifles, reylenisuing their ammuni. isk, Jateat ae *) . a ‘ 5 a ae f fi ~ a San ? . pie), latest sereen chile sensation, ger of the Triway Brokerage Co.j on. a_ visit. ‘tion supply: and getting ready for ry ft eeurity for iebt. with > P = 7 € es se I y a dep wi c and Mrs, Ada Quick, both of OakMr. and Mrs. ‘Dewey Davis of Los}ip, apnanine: of the 1934 deer . : * : the opening of the 934 deer Sea. ovindier pug and. pickpocket, is Jand but formerly of Grass Valley,. Angeles spent a vacation at Lake; : Ey Pie in Pe é emit ape ea é Siig? ; Te ;80n in coastal districis 2 21. 2 and 3,. heroine of one of the sreatest. huhave been spending a week at the. Tahoe. While there they came over . : : é : : sie puee to . hy glee ees } Partridge Hotel. While there they] for a viist with: Mr. Davis’ brother. . 5€t for the morning of August 1. . man interest stories ever filmed Visited with Mrs. Harold B. Wright} Raymond Davis. The area to be tnrown open alone ings eo sis esetia aahe : . . assist the SCé 3 of this city. . Mr. J. E. Costa of Berkeley has. hunters the first of the coming . * a ee bis aCenes. Miss Doris Carpenter of Oakiand . been, transferred from. Berkeley tc! month has been lessened over that . . 8 a . ve x oming Thursday has been a guest during the past/ take chargé-of the business of (he of last year, but extends from’ the . 2” ee oe awe OER *week cf Mrs. Harold B. Wright. Mrs./ California Western States Life In-{. morthern boundary of, Mendocino to. CTawford in the title role, is one Wright left Saturday M surance company in this’ section. . the southern boundary. of Monterey . “ae mans oe Ourbeniel te visit Mia: R. W. Wild and wife and little . county, including all countrie wits . ! that carry sensational surprises. parents in Oakland for a week. ughter, Sue, of San Franeisco territory in that portion of the . Mer diary reveals the dilemma that : ‘ . = . confronts #he nr YP y igpor: One of the €. €. C. boys cut his® spent their vacation in the Joseph State lying ‘west of the Sacramento . coe : ee RO GOs: Saar: : s x : . “ st week rg ; hariees foot with an axe. Dr. B. W. Hum: Huy home while the Huy’s were on, 4nd San Joaquin rivers; and extend: . poe Sek 1 Weuged » to. iearry melt was called and fixed it up >a vacation. They have returned ing to the Pacific Ocean, exeepting . Pasagrds: 1 oe h he didn nabs with two peat} has home. after a pleasant vsit here. Mr. ,;Glenn-county, a greater portion of . 4 ° ae ne alae: ereren Mr.and Mrs. BD. Murden-of Starks. Wild was born and re Bhi in Neya-!the eastern part__of Mendocino} ®@", the pl ae pe onaite, vents Nevada came over for a visit with. da City and is now controller and,county, the northern half of Coluoe . eae: PE Re eaeiel, . a see i their daughter, Mrs. E. Tucker, 2nd! treasurer of the Bank of America in;Sa and Lake’ counties has been placput oon De ee ects can stand returned home today. San Francisco. jed in the newly formed dis. . »im a ish someone would tell nt { a! : Bet bye is me why the wrong me 7S Mr. and.Mrs: BE. W. McCluskey ot Miss BrPeda Hieronimus of the‘ trict 2%. ; 6 S oe ; _ eines Baye : or » n ahs ¢ 7 = a Alleghany came down to visit Mrs. . Lace House is €njoying a two weeks; Hunters on .August first until neat li ae bi oe ae ’ sa ri ee aE oe) ve ‘ , rs ont? MeCluskéy’s sister, Mrs. S. iHeroni-! vacation. She accompanied Mr. and.j sundown September 14. may seek Sar, Ceeiy AOE he always broke! mus. They returned today. . Mrs. Fred Erdman of Alameda, her{ venison in the following counties Sn ARS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huy returned! house guests, ona trip to Carson}. All of Sonoma, Yolo, Solano, Napa, STAFFS OF PENNY C0. Sunday from a vacation in San . City and Reno, and wil] return to-. Marin Alameda San Francisco San ENJOY OYYMPIA Franciscg and: other bay cities.*He morrow. Miss Hieronimus will also} Mateo Contra Costa, Santa Clara, \ PICNIC Was there during the strike period , spend a part of her vacation in San. San Benito, Santa Cruz, San Ma-. ‘The Penney company staffs from Gridley, Colusa, Marysville, Auburn, Roseville and Grass Valley with the latter the host of the day, gatherit Pour Him—“I hope you'll. dance w husband has a new ‘suit.”’ me tonight.”’ . “No he Hasn't.” Ier—‘Oh, certainly. I hope ‘you “Well, something’s palabra don’t think I came down here mere“itea new ‘husband. +—Kansas ly for pleasure.’’—Sundial. City. Star. He“Do you believe kissing is un“I’m not subs. 1, ouite understand healthy?” those knee-action wheels,” She—"T couldn't say——I've never “Why, it’s like. this—the. wheels gas give. So if you run over a pedesHe—You've never been kissed?” trian you hardly feet it.”’Edmund She—*“I’ve never . been sick.’’— J. Kiefer.-in the Buffalo CourierPurple Parrott. Express. “You want me to raise your sal-. HEARD AT BRIDGE ” oy, Ont.) SrowiesG — Wellltigton (i aes hushand’ ‘kick-about boss to kis employee. “Give me at he dnsuie?® , least two good reasons.”’ Other Bridge Player: “No, what The employee gazed meekly at} he. kicks about is having to get his employer and murmured, them.” “Twins."’—Wichita Eagle. Bees Two men who tad been bachelor Eee eee sae eve, See ores 5, . POURN)* Say, daddy, why do. you he ea for en ne Srey thie tn the . keep looking at your watch?”’ eee Caddy: pies . rif 2-50 gs Mee watch, sir; “Tell ‘me, Tom,’’ said-one ,. “dita it's a compass.” you marry that girl, or do you still . a larn your oWn socks and do your . Teacher: —“William, construct a cooking ?”’ . ccestear using the word ‘‘Archiac.”’ Yes,” was Tom’ reply. —Chieago . William: ‘We can’t have our cake and eat it too.” Primary Election, CORONER NEVADA COUNTY, Tuesday, ) my CALIFORNIA August 28th; 1934 ed in Olympia park yesterday for a big day of athletic events, picnic lunch and supper, and ‘dancing. There were numerous’ contests with prizes donated by the Grass . Valley. store under’ Earl Covey’s . management. Practically all of the . three score picnickers participated . in the swimming, canoeing and. dancing. The musie provided by . Ross Ford and, his jazz artists was i also contributed by Earl Covey, Grass Valley manager. At the end of a day and evening of excellent sport and feasting he received the . congratulation of the Penney guests from the several valley towns. % MRS. E L. TOWLE HOSTESS TO FRIENDS j The average annual kill of deer by legal hunters in California is . approximately 23,000. It is esti-, mated that some 400,000 deer are in the forests of bi state. ANCIENT NILE ~~ FOLK SUFFERED i TOOTHACHES . BERKELEY, July 23—Toothach-! es, sinus infections and arthritis . traceable to lesions of the teeth are} not exactly new. Egyptians who clare in‘the valley of the Nile from three! to six thousand years ago suffered from such diseases to a marked ex: . tent. Further confirmation of this fact } has just been provided by Dr. R. eon, through a study of two hundred or more}; skulls and skeletons of ancient Nile dwellers which are containel in the} University of Californig Museum of! Anthropology Dr. Leigh . ancient decaymore prevalent among people of the upper classes than among the peasants who lived on simple, course foods. The chief cause of dental diseases appeared to be-attrition or grinding away of the enamel by gritty material in the food. Such wearing away of the teeth is also met with among American Indians due: to their practices. of ' grinding creals in stone moatars or leaching acorn meal in sand. ' In none of the skulls examined was Dr. Leigh able to find evidence that the Egyptians practiced dental . surgery, On the whole their teeth remained sound until about widdleage, and no efforts, apparently, , were made to save them when they did start to go. The skeleton material in —the University Museum was gathered [ during the years 1899-1905 by. the:! expedition sent out by the late Mrs. ‘toad as in modern ; ed teeth ‘were that in America, direction of George A. Reisner: Fx. cavations were made at Gizeh, Fi. ! Ahaiwash, and Naga-ed-Der. Dr. ! Leigh states, in a report just published by the Uuiversity Press that this collection is probably the largest of its kind in the United States, A kind old gentleman, seeing a small boy who was carrying a lot’ of newspapers under his arm, said: j CALIFORNIA s FE} mi e > 5 a br] & o o © es J = ei etetettutledetetes “Don’t all those papers make you . 1 tired, my boy?” g f “Naw, I don’t read’em replied. 'nia and the ; company, . management, plans to go into aciive : . Mrs. E. L. Towle. entertained a! small group of friends Friday, who meet together frequently for ‘“birth. day celebrations.’’ The occasion this . ; time was to compliment Mrs. Towles . ‘house guests, her sister, Miss Grace’ rami and her niece Miss Larie! en, /both out here from Iitnois. . ie Towle presided at a delightful . tab ean at one o’clock after which . enjoyed a game of bridge, j LP reer Mrs. Towle’s hospitality ' were: Mrs. Frank Farmer, Mrs. J. . oberts, Mrs. Jack Widauf, Mrs. . pg Roberts, Mrs. Otto E. Schift. ner, Mrs. Milton Schiffner, Mrs. Et-: ta’ Los Kamp and the honor guests, . Miss Kimbey and Miss Keen. . . ! . mM AMADOR MINING COMPANY The Amador mining company, . . Grass Valley, is negotiating for two} mining properties, one in Califor. other in Idaho. The! which is now under new mining as soon as a property has been definitely settled upon.—Sau Francisco. Mining Review. Tonight, Tomorrow Night Littl My a k ’ Monday and Tuesday Ite MISS Marker The little girl abandoned in the roaring hubbub of Timés Square, who. taught a mug and a doll that love can grow. from the hard pavement of a great city. The big shots of this drama— Adolph Menjou, Dorothy Dell, Charles Bickford and sweet little Shirley Temple. Wednesday and Thursday Nights “Why is it that the wrong men alyaws have money?’ asks Sadie (Joan Crawford). The story of a woman who gave a dime’s worth of her heart to a $17,000,000 Playboy. NEVADA Gold THEATRE Be wet and Gold Quartz Jewelry and Nouv ceir . 24 Mill cree ANNOUNCEMENT! ht Ne At the Plaza “4, since July ist. There i COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE. HEADQUARTERS FOR aa — CARS CADILLAC iad vi SALLE CARS Has Been Established at the AUBURN STREET GARAGE Cor. Main and Auburn-Streets As well as the Two Shipments of 8 Oldsmobile cars, both 8’s and 6’s just received, We can make immediate delivery. 6 new Oldsmobiles delivered 1s a reason. OLDS MOTOR WORKS OF NEVADA COUNTY CARL W. SAHL, Distributor for Nevada ee Se as Grass Valley 782 or Nevada City 71 for demonstrations = G AR: A — E a . Grass Valley Nevada. City we &

AGE EI ——— as GHT THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, July 23, 1934 ocal Happenings and spoke of inconveniences. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guenther, who have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Guenther, feft Sunday for a visit with: relafjves in the bay district before reTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED —Gcod money LADY > under ASSISTANT 40. No selling. and transportation. Intorviewing work. Phone 361, oy write G. R. Boylan, Neyada City. 7-23-1Ts New Low Prices! Bayer Aspirin 12 Tablets 15c 24 Tablets 25c 100 Tablets 75c Posh inere Boquet Soap Regular 25c Bar, 10c each Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY j function Francisco. O. E. Schiffner Edd Addington, Dr. C. W. Chapman, Warren Chapman and Mr. Johnson and the following Boy Scouts, Bob Schiffner, Ray Wilde Dick Marriott and John Muscardini motored to Camp Pa. hatsi, Sunday, the Scouts remaining for their vacation. While at camp the Knights -ot Dunimis ‘held installation of offic. ers. Warren Chapman of § Nevada City is a member. Albert Pratti earned merits which qualifies him for an Eagle Scout. It is expected a special Court of Honor will be held soon to present Pratti with the Eagle Scout badge. Scouts returning home were Ernest Chapman, Albert Pratti, Clements Organ, and “Billie Gracey. NEW MINING The Sacramento Commerce is taking the establishment . change in EXCHANGE Chamber of steps toward of a mining exthat city; which is to as a contact center between pfoperty owners and investment capital, it is reported. Stephen J. Paxton, secretary ‘of the depar?mnt, will send out some 1600 quess tionaires to property owners, listing data regarding their various claims. — San Francisco Mining Review. % Social tact is making your company feel at home even though you wish thew were there. % “Were you excited when you first asked your husband for money?” “No, I was calm—and collected.” . . PRFRRSSEEGEEE EERE ROGERS THE JARS WITH WIDE SVADA CITY, F 5 ae Ste te ac ac ie Se i Sc ie Se te Sac Fruit in Beautiful SANITARY JARS PRESTO JARS WIDE MOUTH QTS. $1.30 doz. helly « Clnsoes--45c Dozen SQUATS AND TALL e e a : ~ 4g feateates Stores, Ltd. 2 stestestestesteot mene togergesferferfertesfete ste sterfeofe sie ole ry ~ steak +t, st { CARA see we , ras ++ *, * te she eNetlole 7 . o> +, oy . 7 . Hloleteetotetetetes re THE GLASS TOP teste MOUTH PINTS $1.10 + 7 Pas A? Rol i re ‘ Wood Leigh, dental surg Egypt, wy E : BES . . SPORTSMEN GET bee FOR DEER teo and Monterey, and in parts of Mendocino, Lake, Colusa, San Joaquin Merced, Sacramento, Stanislaus, Kings, and Fresno. Cards defining the boundaries of the districts may be obtained’ from any branch of the Division of Fish and Game. The limit is two bucks per hunter, in all districts except the Modoc area, where the mule tail deer is protected by a one buck limit. Spotlight hunting is illegal, and wardens will. be watching very closely for this kind of offender, as the last legislature put some teeti: in the spotlight law. Shooting from automobiles is also unlawful. Deer may not be taken into a closed districp until the tag is .properly countérsigned. ; On August 16° the deer opens in districts 2%, 4 and 4%. season ‘LITTLE MISS MARKER DRAMA AT THE NEVADA Damyon ‘Little Miss Runyon’s Market’’ Sreat story of } the abandoned of + . SEASON OPE ‘NING little girl, left with a gambler : : N= == ; F Et Nene ; (Adolph Menjou) in Times Squ re, Philip penn ‘ar spent last week with;turning to their home in’ Los . p: ted ree , ; fe * Tom Rickard at Goodyear’s’ Bar. geles : . ae 2 26 Ncw dates onight by the Nevada C (; oe y ? : ra ft 4 . ‘ . SAN FRANCISCO; July 5 Yonatiey Ditcarae introduces the spectator to He reports a great vacation, fishing. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dolan motor: . : Se : : : ‘i s : ; Close to -a—-hundred thousand men] the oddest set of characters since his Hiking one diy he killed a big rat-. ed to Sacramento Sunday with Mr. . se lee pes s ee ther having seven rattles Dolan’s niece, Mrs. Ollie Cullen and ; ‘ and women” “are. oniig Up tat) ove beady), on typ tora Day, Miss Beatrice Quick, office man-. two children, who had. been here . rifles, reylenisuing their ammuni. isk, Jateat ae *) . a ‘ 5 a ae f fi ~ a San ? . pie), latest sereen chile sensation, ger of the Triway Brokerage Co.j on. a_ visit. ‘tion supply: and getting ready for ry ft eeurity for iebt. with > P = 7 € es se I y a dep wi c and Mrs, Ada Quick, both of OakMr. and Mrs. ‘Dewey Davis of Los}ip, apnanine: of the 1934 deer . : * : the opening of the 934 deer Sea. ovindier pug and. pickpocket, is Jand but formerly of Grass Valley,. Angeles spent a vacation at Lake; : Ey Pie in Pe é emit ape ea é Siig? ; Te ;80n in coastal districis 2 21. 2 and 3,. heroine of one of the sreatest. huhave been spending a week at the. Tahoe. While there they came over . : : é : : sie puee to . hy glee ees } Partridge Hotel. While there they] for a viist with: Mr. Davis’ brother. . 5€t for the morning of August 1. . man interest stories ever filmed Visited with Mrs. Harold B. Wright} Raymond Davis. The area to be tnrown open alone ings eo sis esetia aahe : . . assist the SCé 3 of this city. . Mr. J. E. Costa of Berkeley has. hunters the first of the coming . * a ee bis aCenes. Miss Doris Carpenter of Oakiand . been, transferred from. Berkeley tc! month has been lessened over that . . 8 a . ve x oming Thursday has been a guest during the past/ take chargé-of the business of (he of last year, but extends from’ the . 2” ee oe awe OER *week cf Mrs. Harold B. Wright. Mrs./ California Western States Life In-{. morthern boundary of, Mendocino to. CTawford in the title role, is one Wright left Saturday M surance company in this’ section. . the southern boundary. of Monterey . “ae mans oe Ourbeniel te visit Mia: R. W. Wild and wife and little . county, including all countrie wits . ! that carry sensational surprises. parents in Oakland for a week. ughter, Sue, of San Franeisco territory in that portion of the . Mer diary reveals the dilemma that : ‘ . = . confronts #he nr YP y igpor: One of the €. €. C. boys cut his® spent their vacation in the Joseph State lying ‘west of the Sacramento . coe : ee RO GOs: Saar: : s x : . “ st week rg ; hariees foot with an axe. Dr. B. W. Hum: Huy home while the Huy’s were on, 4nd San Joaquin rivers; and extend: . poe Sek 1 Weuged » to. iearry melt was called and fixed it up >a vacation. They have returned ing to the Pacific Ocean, exeepting . Pasagrds: 1 oe h he didn nabs with two peat} has home. after a pleasant vsit here. Mr. ,;Glenn-county, a greater portion of . 4 ° ae ne alae: ereren Mr.and Mrs. BD. Murden-of Starks. Wild was born and re Bhi in Neya-!the eastern part__of Mendocino} ®@", the pl ae pe onaite, vents Nevada came over for a visit with. da City and is now controller and,county, the northern half of Coluoe . eae: PE Re eaeiel, . a see i their daughter, Mrs. E. Tucker, 2nd! treasurer of the Bank of America in;Sa and Lake’ counties has been placput oon De ee ects can stand returned home today. San Francisco. jed in the newly formed dis. . »im a ish someone would tell nt { a! : Bet bye is me why the wrong me 7S Mr. and.Mrs: BE. W. McCluskey ot Miss BrPeda Hieronimus of the‘ trict 2%. ; 6 S oe ; _ eines Baye : or » n ahs ¢ 7 = a Alleghany came down to visit Mrs. . Lace House is €njoying a two weeks; Hunters on .August first until neat li ae bi oe ae ’ sa ri ee aE oe) ve ‘ , rs ont? MeCluskéy’s sister, Mrs. S. iHeroni-! vacation. She accompanied Mr. and.j sundown September 14. may seek Sar, Ceeiy AOE he always broke! mus. They returned today. . Mrs. Fred Erdman of Alameda, her{ venison in the following counties Sn ARS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huy returned! house guests, ona trip to Carson}. All of Sonoma, Yolo, Solano, Napa, STAFFS OF PENNY C0. Sunday from a vacation in San . City and Reno, and wil] return to-. Marin Alameda San Francisco San ENJOY OYYMPIA Franciscg and: other bay cities.*He morrow. Miss Hieronimus will also} Mateo Contra Costa, Santa Clara, \ PICNIC Was there during the strike period , spend a part of her vacation in San. San Benito, Santa Cruz, San Ma-. ‘The Penney company staffs from Gridley, Colusa, Marysville, Auburn, Roseville and Grass Valley with the latter the host of the day, gatherit Pour Him—“I hope you'll. dance w husband has a new ‘suit.”’ me tonight.”’ . “No he Hasn't.” Ier—‘Oh, certainly. I hope ‘you “Well, something’s palabra don’t think I came down here mere“itea new ‘husband. +—Kansas ly for pleasure.’’—Sundial. City. Star. He“Do you believe kissing is un“I’m not subs. 1, ouite understand healthy?” those knee-action wheels,” She—"T couldn't say——I've never “Why, it’s like. this—the. wheels

gas give. So if you run over a pedesHe—You've never been kissed?” trian you hardly feet it.”’Edmund She—*“I’ve never . been sick.’’— J. Kiefer.-in the Buffalo CourierPurple Parrott. Express. “You want me to raise your sal-. HEARD AT BRIDGE ” oy, Ont.) SrowiesG — Wellltigton (i aes hushand’ ‘kick-about boss to kis employee. “Give me at he dnsuie?® , least two good reasons.”’ Other Bridge Player: “No, what The employee gazed meekly at} he. kicks about is having to get his employer and murmured, them.” “Twins."’—Wichita Eagle. Bees Two men who tad been bachelor Eee eee sae eve, See ores 5, . POURN)* Say, daddy, why do. you he ea for en ne Srey thie tn the . keep looking at your watch?”’ eee Caddy: pies . rif 2-50 gs Mee watch, sir; “Tell ‘me, Tom,’’ said-one ,. “dita it's a compass.” you marry that girl, or do you still . a larn your oWn socks and do your . Teacher: —“William, construct a cooking ?”’ . ccestear using the word ‘‘Archiac.”’ Yes,” was Tom’ reply. —Chieago . William: ‘We can’t have our cake and eat it too.” Primary Election, CORONER NEVADA COUNTY, Tuesday, ) my CALIFORNIA August 28th; 1934 ed in Olympia park yesterday for a big day of athletic events, picnic lunch and supper, and ‘dancing. There were numerous’ contests with prizes donated by the Grass . Valley. store under’ Earl Covey’s . management. Practically all of the . three score picnickers participated . in the swimming, canoeing and. dancing. The musie provided by . Ross Ford and, his jazz artists was i also contributed by Earl Covey, Grass Valley manager. At the end of a day and evening of excellent sport and feasting he received the . congratulation of the Penney guests from the several valley towns. % MRS. E L. TOWLE HOSTESS TO FRIENDS j The average annual kill of deer by legal hunters in California is . approximately 23,000. It is esti-, mated that some 400,000 deer are in the forests of bi state. ANCIENT NILE ~~ FOLK SUFFERED i TOOTHACHES . BERKELEY, July 23—Toothach-! es, sinus infections and arthritis . traceable to lesions of the teeth are} not exactly new. Egyptians who clare in‘the valley of the Nile from three! to six thousand years ago suffered from such diseases to a marked ex: . tent. Further confirmation of this fact } has just been provided by Dr. R. eon, through a study of two hundred or more}; skulls and skeletons of ancient Nile dwellers which are containel in the} University of Californig Museum of! Anthropology Dr. Leigh . ancient decaymore prevalent among people of the upper classes than among the peasants who lived on simple, course foods. The chief cause of dental diseases appeared to be-attrition or grinding away of the enamel by gritty material in the food. Such wearing away of the teeth is also met with among American Indians due: to their practices. of ' grinding creals in stone moatars or leaching acorn meal in sand. ' In none of the skulls examined was Dr. Leigh able to find evidence that the Egyptians practiced dental . surgery, On the whole their teeth remained sound until about widdleage, and no efforts, apparently, , were made to save them when they did start to go. The skeleton material in —the University Museum was gathered [ during the years 1899-1905 by. the:! expedition sent out by the late Mrs. ‘toad as in modern ; ed teeth ‘were that in America, direction of George A. Reisner: Fx. cavations were made at Gizeh, Fi. ! Ahaiwash, and Naga-ed-Der. Dr. ! Leigh states, in a report just published by the Uuiversity Press that this collection is probably the largest of its kind in the United States, A kind old gentleman, seeing a small boy who was carrying a lot’ of newspapers under his arm, said: j CALIFORNIA s FE} mi e > 5 a br] & o o © es J = ei etetettutledetetes “Don’t all those papers make you . 1 tired, my boy?” g f “Naw, I don’t read’em replied. 'nia and the ; company, . management, plans to go into aciive : . Mrs. E. L. Towle. entertained a! small group of friends Friday, who meet together frequently for ‘“birth. day celebrations.’’ The occasion this . ; time was to compliment Mrs. Towles . ‘house guests, her sister, Miss Grace’ rami and her niece Miss Larie! en, /both out here from Iitnois. . ie Towle presided at a delightful . tab ean at one o’clock after which . enjoyed a game of bridge, j LP reer Mrs. Towle’s hospitality ' were: Mrs. Frank Farmer, Mrs. J. . oberts, Mrs. Jack Widauf, Mrs. . pg Roberts, Mrs. Otto E. Schift. ner, Mrs. Milton Schiffner, Mrs. Et-: ta’ Los Kamp and the honor guests, . Miss Kimbey and Miss Keen. . . ! . mM AMADOR MINING COMPANY The Amador mining company, . . Grass Valley, is negotiating for two} mining properties, one in Califor. other in Idaho. The! which is now under new mining as soon as a property has been definitely settled upon.—Sau Francisco. Mining Review. Tonight, Tomorrow Night Littl My a k ’ Monday and Tuesday Ite MISS Marker The little girl abandoned in the roaring hubbub of Timés Square, who. taught a mug and a doll that love can grow. from the hard pavement of a great city. The big shots of this drama— Adolph Menjou, Dorothy Dell, Charles Bickford and sweet little Shirley Temple. Wednesday and Thursday Nights “Why is it that the wrong men alyaws have money?’ asks Sadie (Joan Crawford). The story of a woman who gave a dime’s worth of her heart to a $17,000,000 Playboy. NEVADA Gold THEATRE Be wet and Gold Quartz Jewelry and Nouv ceir . 24 Mill cree ANNOUNCEMENT! ht Ne At the Plaza “4, since July ist. There i COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE. HEADQUARTERS FOR aa — CARS CADILLAC iad vi SALLE CARS Has Been Established at the AUBURN STREET GARAGE Cor. Main and Auburn-Streets As well as the Two Shipments of 8 Oldsmobile cars, both 8’s and 6’s just received, We can make immediate delivery. 6 new Oldsmobiles delivered 1s a reason. 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