July 29, 1938 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX _ NEVADA CITY NUGGET ; ——— ee > ia prepa oo ET BOOK TRINITY FULL GOSPEL le entertained most delightfully Wedom D, i POLL Trinity Full Gospel church will; George S. Clack, mining promoter nesday evening at their home, Mc. hold opening service this evening. and former manager.of the Giant -tef NOW! I oe ‘ted Top PS Social Events. Miss ss Murchie, On Vacation Trip Miss Evelyn O’Conher and Miss Tris Murchie left by motor for Seattle on Pras2=—. There they will take the steamer to Prince Rupert. On their ret:.sn they will go by train to Jasper National park. They wil!l visit Pritish Columbia and Alberta, Canada. At Alberta they will be guests of relatives of Miss Murchie. They will be gone about a month. Keesport, east of Nevada City with ‘in their new building on Colfax ave-. King mine, was arraigned Wednesnue across from Memorial park, in. day afternoon before Justice of the Grass Valley. The members purchas-. Peace Walter Mobley and charged ed the lot last winter and now have. with violating the state act regardthe building well on the way to com-. ing payments of labor. Complaining pletion. There will be a delegation; witnesses are Weston S. Williamson, of visitors from the church in Sac-. Joe L. Williamson, J. R. Funk, Chas. erton, Mrs. Clinton Loper and two TRANSPORTHTEN VOFICLE ramento. Brother George Thrane is. W. Cope, F. A. McElroy and R. M. children; Professor Ernest Calley AMERICAN! Coury the pastor. LaSalle. and son, Donald, of Carmel; Mrs % Pe , Ed PIT IN era Frank Farmer and house guest. Mrs. . é Ws ; : ‘8% Lous Miss Catherine Stephens who Earl Rickard motored to the bay Matilda Arnstein: of the bay district, ; ; : MISSIONARY /N ; z Ae js f 2 ; YOKOHAMA) cracked a bone in her arm when she} district during the last veek end 2nd J. V.-Hubbard of Nevada City. Rey John McKee and wite, Mrs. Alder-}. fell while skating about a week ago. and returned Suaday with ®s wite ty is getting along nicely.She expects. and son, Billie, who had been visition and Mrs. Clinton Loper and \\ j ° , PR We children left for their home yester\ f \ , 3! é day and Harry McKee and wife are} : Bp 2 to have the cast off in another week. ing Mrs. Rackard’s sister, A eupt} leaving today. Professor Calley and Boswort ie swat! ‘h 207) son will continue to visit for a week . : ih : Beas STATE EMPLOYES PUBLIC DANCE 7 SS Public Cordially Invited Tuesday evening at their. home’ in Sway TWO-DAY CELEBRATION Gold Flat. A delicious barbecue. supVINEVARDISTS WILL, VOTE Bo satiae ves ON CROP LOAN PLAN. . <\(RAN) Ss°F0 cut a -»_ . . a_barbecue supper.and party. The Miss O'Conner evening was ideal-and the party lasted until a late hour. Present for the happy affair were their sons, John McKee and wife of San Francisco, Harry and wife of Los Angeles, Mrs. Marian Starr AlaHE F) INRIKISHA, owat ! Barbecus: Supper In Bosworth Gardens Mr.and. Mrs. C. EB. entertained ADRIVER TO HAVE A MAN PRECEDE THE Piaget iad per was FLEDGED FLIES IN 1/0 DAYS /.. (A SINGLE fly couLp HAVE OVER /2,000,000 DESCENDANTS IN THE SHORT PERIOD OF 2 MONTHS ! ‘) ared. in a barbecue . (20 EGGS ar A TIM Dance, 9 p. m. to 4 a. m. Free Barbecue Supper at Midnight. pit. Tabi j se , ‘ ee ; 7 . The Famous Leland Artz Orchestra it. Tabies were set abou he lawn . and gaily decorated making a cosy . : 5 i HORSES” garden scene. . Nevada County ee. SUNDAY, JULY 31 Present for the occasion were Mr. decide today: whether or not they . Starting. at 12:30 p m. Racing, Contests, Ball Games, Big Free Barbecue Dinner at 3 p. m and Mrs. Charles Stevens and Mrs. wish to take advantage of the act . nder which the vineyardists will . Mids Orchestra Stevents mother, Mrs. Alida Reim-7 ti and Mrs. O. D. be able to obtain loans on _ their} Donald, San! crovs under certain conditions. Leandro; Mr, and .Mrs. Norman} An election will be held today un. Foote and son, Grass Valley; Gene der the auspices of the Agricultural . ‘ Bastian, San Francisco; Frances! Prorate Commission in the Peardale Ory hae 2 Bs aie A auhater eee ao. Burtner, Grass Valley; Mrs. Nellie! Club House in the Chicago Park sec: . {5 rs Suh AS MOVIES, THEATRES, CLUBS, i A : NO OTHER COUNTRY IN THE WORD SPENDS Clark, J. V. Hubbard, sill Joyal,! tion at which the vineyardists of “WEARLY 4S MUCH FOR SIMMAR AMUSEME: mt i Fo 5 : . AND ENTERTAINMENTS Glen Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Theo-! Nevada county will vote on the quesdore Rundy,’ Mr. and Mrs. William} tion. Each vineyardist is entitled to ! 4 . oe reglown. one vote for every 50 acres owned by — iB ee Alaska Juneau Trams . 13,000 Tons Per Day . a truck ride to Lake Vera the happy The election officers are Paul U! group singing many:songs as they i, and A. J. Feldman . . boys to his grand nephew, Jess Car. Feature yourself with an ordin-{ with rotating paddles. A thick foam . . ter and wife, Grace Carter, in San/ary truckload of Alaska Juneau. is whipped up and the gold and other . rich, A. Locaetlli rode along in the balmy evening air. and the polls will be open from 10 Upon their return a watermelon con-{. a. Mm. } . McKee Francisco, July 14, 1938. mine run ore, then realize that the . minerals gather in the form on the! entire truckload is worth only a mat-. surface and are skimmed off. Amateurs. vineyar dite will 56 ie Dancing—6 p. m. till Midnight. Couples $1.10 RESULT OF. . THE CONSTANT . EFFORT OF 34 MANUFACTURERS ‘. ers, Stockton; Mr. McKinney and son, KEEPS THE HOME LOOKING AS THOUGH YOU CARED — The eheapest and most lasting way is to use the best paints. Albert Davler received announce. ; ment yesterday of the birth of twin . BASS HEUTER PAINTS—We are exclusive agents, Bass-Heuter paints, oils, varnishes, ®namels. Nationally known for quality. durability and permanence. : > Barbecue Dinner for Guests at McKeesport Harry Aisle bt . . BESTILE for Bathroom and Kitchen. Seven pleasing colors, Cap Attorney and Mrs: molding and corner moulding to go with it. PLASTER BOARD—Shipment of one, half inch thick plaster board —replacing lathe and plaster. Nice smooth walls. Saves mess and muck. Fire proof, insulating, durable. DIAMOND MATCH CO. AST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY . 205 EB: ' ED. WHITBURN, Mgr. s Drive-in P R¢ USE Market Grass Valley Highway Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Nevada City, California 7 DAYS A WEEK PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE to 6 p. m. test was participated in. ter of $1.50 a ton as far as its gold. Old processes at the Alaska Ju-. } Ni Vv Sf. Rea content goes. Realize furthe, that, neau simply involved running the! . e W Aad a he atr “ey if.you are going to make any “iaoney . finely crushed ore over shaking ta. wow au a T ae Fre ners: ce, FRIDAY that you must handle truckload af-. tent by gravity. Today, flotation and The daring cry of science: We'll exter truckload of ore. . ; gravity have been combined and the . periment on humans if. there is no Perhaps if you saw a string of. recovery of mineral values reduced . dread disease Robert. Montgomery and Virginia Bruce enact a trucks in line; a line of trucks which} water which. has washed the ore and . heroic drama. 25 . . SATURDAY would reach nearly 35 miles from!\passed off in slime is processed for! oe z end to end—you would realize the . gold recovery, With Jane Withers gone gypsy with a lot of RASCALS autos who attempt to raise money for an opgold mine’s daily output. . of coarse sand were run out to the hs ba , . sy: . Also OUTLAW EXPRESS with Now let’s hunt for the gold, as the tailing dumps as waste, and _ the! Dorothy Besker Starring. ; Alaska Juneau would—leaving out,!same applied to tons of slime, Today . . SUNDAY Warner Baxter and Frederick Bartholomew The 13,000 tons of ore are trammed . flotation tanks and 500 tons of the! KIDNAPPED in two great dramatic roles in’ one of the gut of the mine every 24 hours of} coarse sand are likewise treated af. At ciel the day, but milling that much ore/ter regrinding. More flotation equip. critics agree upon its pre-eminence. Sunday matinee 2 P, M. for such a small quantity of gold--—-. ment will be installed and more. averaging approximately $1.50 a ton. coarse sand and more slime wi? be . —would be waste effort, and so only . treated. 7500 of. those tons are sent through In dollars and cents, each ton of, the vast battery of crushers. the 1500 tons of slime and sand re-. Men stand “beside an endless con-. turns only afew cents in—gold_per} veyor belt and push off the rock that ton after the costs of processing . shows quartz, in which the gold val-. have been paid for, ‘but it does. ues lie. The balance of the rock is amount to an appreciable sum in me jag ggregate, and it is safe to say, plac. es the Alaska Juneau “efinitely on the top rung of mines for cheap minjing efficiency. Alaska Juneau declared the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents a “with so much rock and so little gold, . bles to precipitate the mineral con. YELLOW JACK other way’. In the battle against a one-ton capacity truwcks—-say 13,000. to such a fine science that even the . : ei i é significance of the Alaska Juneau . Only a matter of ‘months ago, tons! lovable high jinksters in decrepit wagons and eration upon a lovely heroine. of course, all-but the basic processes. 1000 tons of slime are run through . most famous screen dramas of the year. ace House BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY SPECIALS EFFECTIVE JULY 29TH TO AUGUST 4TH INCLUSIVE sent to the waste dump. It has¥been a long known fact that . OFFERS THESE OPPORTUNITIES eet ae ee a a ficiency which is remarkable in takWe Carry Only No. 1 Steer Beef in Our Meat Department You can buy meat here 7 days a week. Our ground meat Now $1.59 Now 50c WASH DRESSES, Regular $1.95 BLOUSES, Regular $1.25 SUMMER GLOVES ing into consideration the amount of ore mined for a few cents in gold return, This gold, up to 1936, was wholly recovered by its own great specific gravity, the gold settling out when the sands are agitated on shaking tables, but today, with experimentation going forward, about 1500 tons of the 7500 tons of ore are being share and the usual extra of 15 cents. Both are payable August 1 to stock of record July 5. Mr. and Mrs. C. E: Bosworth left yesterday for San Francisco where they will attend furniture market week and also visit a brother of Mr. Bosworth, Walter Bosworth, Sr., who is critically ill in a hospital. is from No. 1 Steer Beef Only. SALMON DEL MONTE RED—No, 1. tall SALMON HUNTER PINK . “410° No. 1 tall SARDINES—BOOTH IN MUSTARD SAUCE Oval cans—4 fpr CORNED BEEF . TOMATO JUICE, Sacramento No. 10 can 12 oz. can PINEAPPLE JUICE, Del Monte worked each day by flotation. WILSON’S 12 oz. can Flotation to the layman, is inter(Misses Donnie Marie and Vinginia esting in that it involves agitating . Lee Johnston of Sacramento are visPEACH BUTTER LINCOLN . the mineral bearing sands and elimes/iting their grandparents, Mr. and BRAND 10 0z, cans to which chemicals have been added,} Mrs. Will Johnston. 46 oz. BLACK PEPPER, PUCK’S PURE GROUND 12. oz. can BARGAINS! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY WHILE THEY LAST WE HAVE SEVERAL BRAND NEW EASY WASHERS AT SPECIAL PRICES Thru the Knot Hele oe . Holly Hill 1 5° Pack, 5 oz. 2 for 12 oz. can—2 for .., aes DEW DROP PEAS wanes 20° No. 2 can—S for 46 oz. Can -.... B... COLUMBUS TOMATOES 25° No. 2 can ath . Posagico ig ORANGE JUICE RE CORN Golden Goblet 12 oz. can 25° . PEACHES . LINCOLN HALVES No. 2% can—2 for No. 23 can—8 for 29°. PEARS DEL MONTE COFFEE : ONARCH ” : 79°. pracues MONARCH 71° TUBE ROSE 3 pound tin : MONARCHJUST A REMINDER THAT alco Redwood Bark Fibre Would Be Working Overtime for Your COMFORT If Installed in Your Home NOW! 2) a : : jo] . ha Stores, Lid. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Oscar Odegaard, Mer. Nevada City Nevada City. Phones 498 and 499 VAN CAMP HOMINY No. 2% can—S for BURBANK GOLDEN HOMINY °. APRICOTS DEL MONTE WHOLE PEELED No. 2% can—2 for 21° PRUNES LINCOLN PREPARED _YACHT CLUB 18° BOCA COFFEE woot WHEAT 10° ang ‘ 1 pound package BISCUITS, Package TUNA SURETY 10° CORN FLAKES 15° BRAND No. 236 can .. Regular package 8 for . STRIPES BEEF TAMALES, MUSHROOM SAUCE, -RAVIOLIS,— Small Cans 5 Cents—‘Finest Quality” < t Boulder St.

PAGE SIX _ NEVADA CITY NUGGET ; ——— ee > ia prepa oo ET BOOK TRINITY FULL GOSPEL le entertained most delightfully Wedom D, i POLL Trinity Full Gospel church will; George S. Clack, mining promoter nesday evening at their home, Mc. hold opening service this evening. and former manager.of the Giant -tef NOW! I oe ‘ted Top PS Social Events. Miss ss Murchie, On Vacation Trip Miss Evelyn O’Conher and Miss Tris Murchie left by motor for Seattle on Pras2=—. There they will take the steamer to Prince Rupert. On their ret:.sn they will go by train to Jasper National park. They wil!l visit Pritish Columbia and Alberta, Canada. At Alberta they will be guests of relatives of Miss Murchie. They will be gone about a month. Keesport, east of Nevada City with ‘in their new building on Colfax ave-. King mine, was arraigned Wednesnue across from Memorial park, in. day afternoon before Justice of the Grass Valley. The members purchas-. Peace Walter Mobley and charged ed the lot last winter and now have. with violating the state act regardthe building well on the way to com-. ing payments of labor. Complaining pletion. There will be a delegation; witnesses are Weston S. Williamson, of visitors from the church in Sac-. Joe L. Williamson, J. R. Funk, Chas. erton, Mrs. Clinton Loper and two TRANSPORTHTEN VOFICLE ramento. Brother George Thrane is. W. Cope, F. A. McElroy and R. M. children; Professor Ernest Calley AMERICAN! Coury the pastor. LaSalle. and son, Donald, of Carmel; Mrs % Pe , Ed PIT IN era Frank Farmer and house guest. Mrs. . é Ws ; : ‘8% Lous Miss Catherine Stephens who Earl Rickard motored to the bay Matilda Arnstein: of the bay district, ; ; : MISSIONARY /N ; z Ae js f 2 ; YOKOHAMA) cracked a bone in her arm when she} district during the last veek end 2nd J. V.-Hubbard of Nevada City. Rey John McKee and wite, Mrs. Alder-}. fell while skating about a week ago. and returned Suaday with ®s wite ty is getting along nicely.She expects. and son, Billie, who had been visition and Mrs. Clinton Loper and \\ j ° , PR We children left for their home yester\ f \ , 3! é day and Harry McKee and wife are} : Bp 2 to have the cast off in another week. ing Mrs. Rackard’s sister, A eupt} leaving today. Professor Calley and Boswort ie swat! ‘h 207) son will continue to visit for a week . : ih : Beas STATE EMPLOYES PUBLIC DANCE 7 SS Public Cordially Invited Tuesday evening at their. home’ in Sway TWO-DAY CELEBRATION Gold Flat. A delicious barbecue. supVINEVARDISTS WILL, VOTE Bo satiae ves ON CROP LOAN PLAN. . <\(RAN) Ss°F0 cut a -»_ . . a_barbecue supper.and party. The Miss O'Conner evening was ideal-and the party lasted until a late hour. Present for the happy affair were their sons, John McKee and wife of San Francisco, Harry and wife of Los Angeles, Mrs. Marian Starr AlaHE F) INRIKISHA, owat ! Barbecus: Supper In Bosworth Gardens Mr.and. Mrs. C. EB. entertained ADRIVER TO HAVE A MAN PRECEDE THE Piaget iad per was FLEDGED FLIES IN 1/0 DAYS /... (A SINGLE fly couLp HAVE OVER /2,000,000 DESCENDANTS IN THE SHORT PERIOD OF 2 MONTHS ! ‘) ared. in a barbecue . (20 EGGS ar A TIM Dance, 9 p. m. to 4 a. m. Free Barbecue Supper at Midnight. pit. Tabi j se , ‘ ee ; 7 . The Famous Leland Artz Orchestra it. Tabies were set abou he lawn . and gaily decorated making a cosy . : 5 i HORSES” garden scene. . Nevada County ee. SUNDAY, JULY 31 Present for the occasion were Mr. decide today: whether or not they . Starting. at 12:30 p m. Racing, Contests, Ball Games, Big Free Barbecue Dinner at 3 p. m and Mrs. Charles Stevens and Mrs. wish to take advantage of the act . nder which the vineyardists will . Mids Orchestra Stevents mother, Mrs. Alida Reim-7 ti and Mrs. O. D. be able to obtain loans on _ their} Donald, San! crovs under certain conditions. Leandro; Mr, and .Mrs. Norman} An election will be held today un. Foote and son, Grass Valley; Gene der the auspices of the Agricultural . ‘ Bastian, San Francisco; Frances! Prorate Commission in the Peardale Ory hae 2 Bs aie A auhater eee ao. Burtner, Grass Valley; Mrs. Nellie! Club House in the Chicago Park sec: . {5 rs Suh AS MOVIES, THEATRES, CLUBS, i A : NO OTHER COUNTRY IN THE WORD SPENDS Clark, J. V. Hubbard, sill Joyal,! tion at which the vineyardists of “WEARLY 4S MUCH FOR SIMMAR AMUSEME: mt i Fo 5 : . AND ENTERTAINMENTS Glen Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Theo-! Nevada county will vote on the quesdore Rundy,’ Mr. and Mrs. William} tion. Each vineyardist is entitled to ! 4 . oe reglown. one vote for every 50 acres owned by — iB ee Alaska Juneau Trams . 13,000 Tons Per Day . a truck ride to Lake Vera the happy The election officers are Paul U! group singing many:songs as they i, and A. J. Feldman . . boys to his grand nephew, Jess Car. Feature yourself with an ordin-{ with rotating paddles. A thick foam . . ter and wife, Grace Carter, in San/ary truckload of Alaska Juneau. is whipped up and the gold and other . rich, A. Locaetlli rode along in the balmy evening air. and the polls will be open from 10 Upon their return a watermelon con-{. a. Mm. } . McKee Francisco, July 14, 1938. mine run ore, then realize that the . minerals gather in the form on the! entire truckload is worth only a mat-. surface and are skimmed off. Amateurs. vineyar dite will 56 ie Dancing—6 p. m. till Midnight. Couples $1.10 RESULT OF. . THE CONSTANT . EFFORT OF 34 MANUFACTURERS ‘. ers, Stockton; Mr. McKinney and son, KEEPS THE HOME LOOKING AS THOUGH YOU CARED — The eheapest and most lasting way is to use the best paints. Albert Davler received announce. ; ment yesterday of the birth of twin . BASS HEUTER PAINTS—We are exclusive agents, Bass-Heuter paints, oils, varnishes, ®namels. Nationally known for quality. durability and permanence. : > Barbecue Dinner for Guests at McKeesport Harry Aisle bt . . BESTILE for Bathroom and Kitchen. Seven pleasing colors, Cap Attorney and Mrs: molding and corner moulding to go with it. PLASTER BOARD—Shipment of one, half inch thick plaster board —replacing lathe and plaster. Nice smooth walls. Saves mess and muck. Fire proof, insulating, durable. DIAMOND MATCH CO. AST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY . 205 EB: ' ED. WHITBURN, Mgr. s Drive-in P R¢ USE Market Grass Valley Highway Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Nevada City, California 7 DAYS A WEEK PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE to 6 p. m. test was participated in. ter of $1.50 a ton as far as its gold. Old processes at the Alaska Ju-. } Ni Vv Sf. Rea content goes. Realize furthe, that, neau simply involved running the!

. e W Aad a he atr “ey if.you are going to make any “iaoney . finely crushed ore over shaking ta. wow au a T ae Fre ners: ce, FRIDAY that you must handle truckload af-. tent by gravity. Today, flotation and The daring cry of science: We'll exter truckload of ore. . ; gravity have been combined and the . periment on humans if. there is no Perhaps if you saw a string of. recovery of mineral values reduced . dread disease Robert. Montgomery and Virginia Bruce enact a trucks in line; a line of trucks which} water which. has washed the ore and . heroic drama. 25 . . SATURDAY would reach nearly 35 miles from!\passed off in slime is processed for! oe z end to end—you would realize the . gold recovery, With Jane Withers gone gypsy with a lot of RASCALS autos who attempt to raise money for an opgold mine’s daily output. . of coarse sand were run out to the hs ba , . sy: . Also OUTLAW EXPRESS with Now let’s hunt for the gold, as the tailing dumps as waste, and _ the! Dorothy Besker Starring. ; Alaska Juneau would—leaving out,!same applied to tons of slime, Today . . SUNDAY Warner Baxter and Frederick Bartholomew The 13,000 tons of ore are trammed . flotation tanks and 500 tons of the! KIDNAPPED in two great dramatic roles in’ one of the gut of the mine every 24 hours of} coarse sand are likewise treated af. At ciel the day, but milling that much ore/ter regrinding. More flotation equip. critics agree upon its pre-eminence. Sunday matinee 2 P, M. for such a small quantity of gold--—-. ment will be installed and more. averaging approximately $1.50 a ton. coarse sand and more slime wi? be . —would be waste effort, and so only . treated. 7500 of. those tons are sent through In dollars and cents, each ton of, the vast battery of crushers. the 1500 tons of slime and sand re-. Men stand “beside an endless con-. turns only afew cents in—gold_per} veyor belt and push off the rock that ton after the costs of processing . shows quartz, in which the gold val-. have been paid for, ‘but it does. ues lie. The balance of the rock is amount to an appreciable sum in me jag ggregate, and it is safe to say, plac. es the Alaska Juneau “efinitely on the top rung of mines for cheap minjing efficiency. Alaska Juneau declared the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents a “with so much rock and so little gold, . bles to precipitate the mineral con. YELLOW JACK other way’. In the battle against a one-ton capacity truwcks—-say 13,000. to such a fine science that even the . : ei i é significance of the Alaska Juneau . Only a matter of ‘months ago, tons! lovable high jinksters in decrepit wagons and eration upon a lovely heroine. of course, all-but the basic processes. 1000 tons of slime are run through . most famous screen dramas of the year. ace House BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY SPECIALS EFFECTIVE JULY 29TH TO AUGUST 4TH INCLUSIVE sent to the waste dump. It has¥been a long known fact that . OFFERS THESE OPPORTUNITIES eet ae ee a a ficiency which is remarkable in takWe Carry Only No. 1 Steer Beef in Our Meat Department You can buy meat here 7 days a week. Our ground meat Now $1.59 Now 50c WASH DRESSES, Regular $1.95 BLOUSES, Regular $1.25 SUMMER GLOVES ing into consideration the amount of ore mined for a few cents in gold return, This gold, up to 1936, was wholly recovered by its own great specific gravity, the gold settling out when the sands are agitated on shaking tables, but today, with experimentation going forward, about 1500 tons of the 7500 tons of ore are being share and the usual extra of 15 cents. Both are payable August 1 to stock of record July 5. Mr. and Mrs. C. E: Bosworth left yesterday for San Francisco where they will attend furniture market week and also visit a brother of Mr. Bosworth, Walter Bosworth, Sr., who is critically ill in a hospital. is from No. 1 Steer Beef Only. SALMON DEL MONTE RED—No, 1. tall SALMON HUNTER PINK . “410° No. 1 tall SARDINES—BOOTH IN MUSTARD SAUCE Oval cans—4 fpr CORNED BEEF . TOMATO JUICE, Sacramento No. 10 can 12 oz. can PINEAPPLE JUICE, Del Monte worked each day by flotation. WILSON’S 12 oz. can Flotation to the layman, is inter(Misses Donnie Marie and Vinginia esting in that it involves agitating . Lee Johnston of Sacramento are visPEACH BUTTER LINCOLN .. the mineral bearing sands and elimes/iting their grandparents, Mr. and BRAND 10 0z, cans to which chemicals have been added,} Mrs. Will Johnston. 46 oz. BLACK PEPPER, PUCK’S PURE GROUND 12. oz. can BARGAINS! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY WHILE THEY LAST WE HAVE SEVERAL BRAND NEW EASY WASHERS AT SPECIAL PRICES Thru the Knot Hele oe . Holly Hill 1 5° Pack, 5 oz. 2 for 12 oz. can—2 for ..., aes DEW DROP PEAS wanes 20° No. 2 can—S for 46 oz. Can -....... B..... COLUMBUS TOMATOES 25° No. 2 can ath . Posagico ig ORANGE JUICE RE CORN Golden Goblet 12 oz. can 25° . PEACHES . LINCOLN HALVES No. 2% can—2 for No. 23 can—8 for 29°. PEARS DEL MONTE COFFEE : ONARCH ” : 79°. pracues MONARCH 71° TUBE ROSE 3 pound tin : MONARCHJUST A REMINDER THAT alco Redwood Bark Fibre Would Be Working Overtime for Your COMFORT If Installed in Your Home NOW! 2) a : : jo] . ha Stores, Lid. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Oscar Odegaard, Mer. Nevada City Nevada City. Phones 498 and 499 VAN CAMP HOMINY No. 2% can—S for BURBANK GOLDEN HOMINY °. APRICOTS DEL MONTE WHOLE PEELED No. 2% can—2 for 21° PRUNES LINCOLN PREPARED _YACHT CLUB 18° BOCA COFFEE woot WHEAT 10° ang ‘ 1 pound package BISCUITS, Package TUNA SURETY 10° CORN FLAKES 15° BRAND No. 236 can .... Regular package 8 for .. STRIPES BEEF TAMALES, MUSHROOM SAUCE, -RAVIOLIS,— Small Cans 5 Cents—‘Finest Quality” < t Boulder St.