July 30, 1934 (8 pages)

1 me cE celine cateieacnecememetramee nee taemeneemee ee ee ieate tae eee ae t Ne a OO ome Oy He ee Eg et bh folate cecaie. 2am oa, ae ied a nas 1 } °AGE EIGHT THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Me ee St ates ats sts eneusuenely Ss > anor Te } served ti nder the walnut trees. . Br own, unti] recently, CS oO Cc ! A I E V r N T S Dorsonal i: After a month spent in Missouri, jof the Monterey chamber rf MONDAY, JULY, 30, 1934 _ . North Caiibia Friday. to bes treated for a cracked rib and cut arm re. ceived when she fell out of a -tree. . Treatment was given by Dr. B. W. Pe was secretary TL 1 . Nevada City lighted to be here. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley and . Mrs. W alee and Mrs. . Mrs. J. L. Granfill has returned to. meree. He and his family aie @ Davis tet tee Ee Wee it De es ese ASPB NeNR RT aanene mae, CTE ee tee Ht tt Te te tee dee tee es se Cec dar Chest Grove © “ Gives Many Prizes A iy enjoyable evening was spent at the publie card party given ing of dainty refreshments .concludd the afiernoon: The Auxiliary is holding only one meeting each of the months of July August ! weather. Mrs. Mildred Johnson New Auxiliary Head Mrs. Mildred Johnson has been named president of the Hague-ThomMrs. . as-Heg American Legion Ains-. Auxiliary. Bhe other new Mrs. Mary Martin. ,:+e §thel Burtner, vice president; Margaret Clary, secind mie Carrie 3erryman, Vivian Marsh, treasurer; wish to . Nankervis, ded historian; Guardian, ind on account of the hot hy Cedar Cres: Grove, No. 41, of the f@upreme Forest of Woodmen Circle. ize and whist played. winning the prizes in. bridge Mrs. “McQuire, Ist. prize; i Mrs. Ninnis, were ond. prize; ng im Whist were: arty Pos, t. prize; Mrs. -oss. won the door secretary: Mildred . Clark;] rgeant trove I chaplain; Lilah Milita Hut Bone, chisin, se Maude marshal; Lila Day . Myrtle Lopes, Genevieve Paynter and} cial Meeting of oc Sip walled reek HE TIRED ati is _etly, executive commitisntetener ont eee, ts Oo complete arrangements t nual A full} attendance is requested. . chairman of Flower. Show. Mobiey the Garden Section, . has been cho; The California Press seems infavor the . candidacy of Hatfield for The Sacramento members of which are especially en, clined to ‘flori-cult > is ‘ flori-culture this Cao Governor seaLieutenant Union thusiastic in eon. Veterans Auxiliary Enjoys Lawn Party The V. F. W., Auxiliary held a most enjoyable lawn party at the bome of Mrs. Jessie Costa Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Tonella egsisting as hostess. A delightful time was en! ved at Kames and social converse, and servSays: , “The outstanding Republican, candidate for Lieutenant Governor we believe to be George J. Hatfield, . former Federal Attorney for this} district.’’ “George J. Hatfield, former United States Attorney for northern Cal-! ifornia, Whose spelendid record in office won him nation-wide recognition, will undoubtedly command the -‘upport of most Republicans in this his race for lieutensays The Willows Orange and Raspberry Sherbet at Coliey’s Confectioner;.—Adv. . 2 os . Ladies: . Heres something you'll want . PALMERS English Lavender water and. Lavender Soap In community in ant-governor,”’ Journal. : “While the W iicccas of this section are likely to give their support to Seth Millington, of Gridley; who is well known throughout. the Sacrameito Valley, Mr. Hatfield apHk toc pears to be by far the strongest and. best equipped contender for the Special—Both 50c Republican nomination. IncidentalM ijly, it is interesting tg learn George : en: : . Hatfield and Seth Millington have . ; been close associates Legion activities many ‘New type pocket cigarette i . ai a! . are-good friends. When Mr. lighter and full — size ‘tube of pose ; e ae ; II] tietd visited . Gridley’ on his recent SQUIBBS Shaving Cream I! : : = tour he made it a peint to . . . valley Both for 39c Millingcall on his old friend, Mr. they parted each. wishing luckat least at the priHeres’ an amazing offer: years and ton, and . } . the . maries.”’ pacar R. E. HARRIS officers . \i vice presi-. Cc istart erectiin of a home and business i building on a -lot on . street_in the I she left by train for in American . Hat. Sellenger f j : rom Sellenger of son and Will Davis came up Kiigstex Sacramento for the week end to Widw are make a stay a& the ranch in Willow . ine Betty Valley. Wesley Davis ned re-] : eently from Alaska season . proving too , the gold fields. Mrs. comes in Seattle rned with Mr. Charles Jean Shop. W. Gaylord .and Sacramento, are spending end as guests of Miss Min. } nie Brand. sp ae Mr.-and Mrs. R; the ¢ : family, of him Davis and short for to venter . he week with relatives Davis. iby the Myers, of! Garth M: Flint, who is employed Forest Service near Placer. . . son . { . t . . land retu Mr. sud Mrs Flat, and delicious Gold several friends enmother Saturday = County Rec Mrs. M. Grimes and family. . joved dinner : ‘= ! a sorder Sam Clark was a evening, which was in honor-o 3. end visitor ; birthday. . . Wavata and received in the eastern -part county visiting Donner yer's Relatives friends ih Nevadal,., Ty Mr. . witis ana li and daughWes on the high ieneiis and are expected home ina tew F Xion . st al i ii : 1ey per ¢ Al) Mr. fafeay Italy where they His health is much It is expected they nckee, ity. have word: that : : Voea, ind Mrs. ter, Catherine, ‘are now Jobn Tognar and Mrs. Theodore Larsen are seas have 4. is supe: weeks in visited . the W: trict east of Nevada City. Mrs. W. M. Berg of, daughter of Mr. Kervin, near future. . six week’s visit A.very de supper: a teacher in Los and dance Was enjoyed by many of; Mrs &. the young people of Nevada City and Grass Valley at the Empire Country Club, Friday evening. in Mrs. Ofmiston Swayze, wife of Dr. Swayze, just returned from a visit with relatives in old home in Kentucky. Mrs. Geo sillick, of Aliuras,j has been a house guest of her bro-;fo Nevada City ther-in-law, Don C. Billick and Mrs. make his home. Billick in Nevada City. She return-{™Member of the ed home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bil-! Ment. lick motored to Reno with het wherc. Charles Marsh her home. En-!raised in Nevada City, route to Reno they visited Donner Brown and their son, are Lake, Truckee and Lake Tahoe. their home in Nevada City. They Mrs. Ed Rose, of the Fashion} have taken the new Netz house. Mr. Shoppe, expects. to go to San Francisco Sunday to do some shopping during Market Week for the big Fall opening of stores in the bay district. County Supt. of Schools Ea M. Austin is: just finishing the annua! county school report, which will be in the office of the state superintepdent by Wednesday, August first. The Epworth League met last evening on the lawn of the H. M. Leete home~en Prsopect Hill. Supper was MACK MINES WILL RESUME OPERATIONS Bruce Waflace, of Lou Angeles and . superintendent of the Mack Mines in . the Canada Hill section, has written friends in Nevada City he will be here August fitst to restime operations in the property. The property comprises two shifts; : . Omega mine in imwil) relatives. proved. and last here. Angeles. Heald and daughter lower Broad i ae é arrived Mrs. lightful picnic who mer left Wednesday for their Alameda. Mrs. Heald has been head of the Nattire Study at ‘the Piedmont Camp at Lake Vera. James Dornan, has eveteran of War, her Spanish American has rge with He was formerly a first Colorado born and Brown, Training Gets Employment For Heald Student With the improvement of conlitions in agriculture, mining, industry and business generally in Northern California, opportunities are opening for those whose training has fitted them to take positions in the business world. As a result of improved conditions, the Newspaper Advertising Association of Sacramento has expanded its service. In doing so the association required the services of an emee Na ) WILD CARGO AT THE NEVADA THEATER “Wild Garecrt é namitted by sereen critics to be. one of the great jungle pictures of the year, with Frank 1 (Bring ’Em Back Alive) Buck, subj duing and. capturing huge lions, ti1 leopards and other African wild, nimbly’ escaping ithe toils of a huge python, foiling lk the lunges and the attacks of manj eating Avild beasts, in the chief role, } ' " Have you tried REGS—the new ' laxative? gers, j The i! {tis presented tonight and tomorrow . ; night. Thousands have sat through this pieture in alternate amazement thrilled to their of this great ad‘land surprise, marrow by the daring venturer. t "ie Orange and Raspberry ‘Sher bet ati Colley’s Confectionery.—Ady, oe i ananieanatss ener A ah nr A ae {SUN PRODUCE and \GROCERY CO. Bret Harte DAIRY beasts” of . Sa Dloye with pee ee ~~ business eduJESSIE ZENI_ ation. The “association advised with uuke Peart, president of Heald’s Business College. Peart -recommended the employment of Miss Jessie. Zeni, a Heald student who lJésired to use her business trainin the field of advertising. now-on the association Cutcheon groperty in Hil] City. is now he Canada} district southeast of Nevada The deepest of the two shafts down 125 feet, and opera: ; tions were suspended last fall on ac-! count of snow and stormy weather. Wallace expects to cut the St. Louis vein after sinking a few more. feet. : sa pms ORTENTAL MINE side es s : staff. being made of a, This is but one example of compressor at the Orien-. many Heald students placed in Alleghany. The com. positions in Northern California. pany, has also purchased between ; In connection with the opportuni5,000 and 6,000. feet of air pipe to: ties presented to Heald students, be used in development of the mine. ; Peart said: Drilling continues in the lower. “A business education levels to determine the extent:of the . the best foundation for life work, low grade ore. William Hooten is . whether it be along the lines of superintendent. ecommerce or not” opened by Wallace on ie ord MeInstallation is large new tal mine at makes NEWSPAPER Advertising Association 1307-18th STREET Produces the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce _» 315 Broad st., Guernsey Gold Medal Milk IF RESH FRUITS AND that the State’s highest . . . } VEGETABLES DAILY, ; . ; s ALITY THE BEST Award of Calif. State Fair . . i. Saal meg PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW 1931-1932-1933 . Kree Delivery. Excellent SerU. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. vice. Special Attention to Out-ofNevada_ City Phone q7 Town Customers. RE-ELECT A. M. HOLMES ‘CORONER . NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Nevada City hj SACRAMENTO, CALIF. —were in need of someone to work part-time and learn the Advertising Business. So they appealed to Heald’s, and Miss Zeni was tried out, with the JESSIE ZENI result that her efficiency and business acumen make her valuable to her Employers. FOLLOW THE ROAD TO A BUSINESS CAREER HEALD Courses appeal to all who desire a Business Education, and offers opportunity for immediate positions, that will shape your future. Write for Information—NOW: DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL [Weald’s Training Is Positive Heald’s Business College and Secretarial School K Street at 14th LUKE W. PEART, President Main 6339 Sacramento San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Other Heald Schools: Mechanical and Civil akiceacian INVEST IN. THE FUTURE LEARN: Electrical, under HEALD tutelage. AN EDUCATION IN SPECIALIZED WORK ENABLES YOU TO HOLD GOUD POSITIONS WITH GOOD PAY, Write now for Information HEALD Schools have Helped Young Men and Young Women for more than SEVENTY YEARS, HEALD’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL Primary Election, Tuesday, August 28th, 1934 ' POST & VAN NESS AVE. SAN FRANCISCO Los Angeles, : week for ai son, . Mountain . suests of Mrs. Tennant, of : Soda Springs, Hobart ‘Hy fora ines or four weeks Va-) ss Washington and Oregon. ] ‘intendent of the! ‘. shington dis-' Berg is have been here for most of the sum. hinie : the . retired . from business in Oakland, has come! his family to. regii and: Mrs. . making . G. W. Erway came fron ; Hummelt. . : ville, is here on a visit to his grandj TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT MONDAY AND TUESDAY “WILD CARGO” Frank Buck Brings ’Em-Back Alive—Ferocious Tigers, Lions, Leopards are captured barehanded by this intrepid invader of African jungles. A. Rare Nature picture with a thrill and shudder in each segment of the film. NEVADA THEATRE NEVADA CITy REFRIGERATOR IN THE WORED ata Price Anyone Can Afford, MODERN. FEATURES Gibson provides everyconvenience imaginable. There are no tricky gadgets to get out of: order. Each feature is practicable and Usable every day. A Gibson is like an extra servant.) See the new Gibson, today. Why should you delay purchasing a Gibson when we make it so easy for you to own this most modern of home conveniences? Come to our store ‘today. Let’s talk. it over. SR ES Se ea ee Q 90 P Foote Eloctical Co. Nevada City TO OWN A GIRS OW New Breakfast. Sets DROP LEAF AND EXTENSION TABLES FOUR. CHAIRS FINISHED OR UNFINISHED FINISHED UNFINISHED Enamel Blue and Green Enamel , Natural Varnish $24.50 $9.25 $20.00 UNFINISHED CHESTS OF DRAWERS $5 AND $6 Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Broad Street Phone 5

1 me cE celine cateieacnecememetramee nee taemeneemee ee ee ieate tae eee ae t Ne a OO ome Oy He ee Eg et bh folate cecaie. 2am oa, ae ied a nas 1 } °AGE EIGHT THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Me ee St ates ats sts eneusuenely Ss > anor Te } served ti nder the walnut trees. . Br own, unti] recently, CS oO Cc ! A I E V r N T S Dorsonal i: After a month spent in Missouri, jof the Monterey chamber rf MONDAY, JULY, 30, 1934 _ . North Caiibia Friday. to bes treated for a cracked rib and cut arm re. ceived when she fell out of a -tree. . Treatment was given by Dr. B. W. Pe was secretary TL 1 . Nevada City lighted to be here. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley and . Mrs. W alee and Mrs. . Mrs. J. L. Granfill has returned to. meree. He and his family aie @ Davis tet tee Ee Wee it De es ese ASPB NeNR RT aanene mae, CTE ee tee Ht tt Te te tee dee tee es se Cec dar Chest Grove © “ Gives Many Prizes A iy enjoyable evening was spent at the publie card party given ing of dainty refreshments .concludd the afiernoon: The Auxiliary is holding only one meeting each of the months of July August ! weather. Mrs. Mildred Johnson New Auxiliary Head Mrs. Mildred Johnson has been named president of the Hague-ThomMrs. . as-Heg American Legion Ains-. Auxiliary. Bhe other new Mrs. Mary Martin. ,:+e §thel Burtner, vice president; Margaret Clary, secind mie Carrie 3erryman, Vivian Marsh, treasurer; wish to . Nankervis, ded historian; Guardian, ind on account of the hot hy Cedar Cres: Grove, No. 41, of the f@upreme Forest of Woodmen Circle. ize and whist played. winning the prizes in. bridge Mrs. “McQuire, Ist.. prize; i Mrs. Ninnis, were ond. prize; ng im Whist were: arty Pos, t. prize; Mrs. -oss. won the door secretary: Mildred . Clark;] rgeant trove I chaplain; Lilah Milita Hut Bone, chisin, se Maude marshal; Lila Day . Myrtle Lopes, Genevieve Paynter and} cial Meeting of oc Sip walled reek HE TIRED ati is _etly, executive commitisntetener ont eee, ts Oo complete arrangements t nual A full} attendance is requested. . chairman of Flower. Show. Mobiey the Garden Section, . has been cho; The California Press seems infavor the . candidacy of Hatfield for The Sacramento members of which are especially en, clined to ‘flori-cult > is ‘ flori-culture this Cao Governor seaLieutenant Union thusiastic in eon. Veterans Auxiliary Enjoys Lawn Party The V. F. W., Auxiliary held a most enjoyable lawn party at the bome of Mrs. Jessie Costa Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Tonella egsisting as hostess. A delightful time was en! ved at Kames and social converse, and servSays: , “The outstanding Republican, candidate for Lieutenant Governor we believe to be George J. Hatfield, . former Federal Attorney for this} district.’’ “George J. Hatfield, former United States Attorney for northern Cal-! ifornia, Whose spelendid record in office won him nation-wide recognition, will undoubtedly command the -‘upport of most Republicans in this his race for lieutensays The Willows Orange and Raspberry Sherbet at Coliey’s Confectioner;.—Adv. . 2 os . Ladies: . Heres something you'll want . PALMERS English Lavender water and. Lavender Soap In community in ant-governor,”’ Journal. : “While the W iicccas of this section are likely to give their support to Seth Millington, of Gridley; who is well known throughout. the Sacrameito Valley, Mr. Hatfield apHk toc pears to be by far the strongest and. best equipped contender for the Special—Both 50c Republican nomination. IncidentalM ijly, it is interesting tg learn George : en: : . Hatfield and Seth Millington have . ; been close associates Legion activities many ‘New type pocket cigarette i . ai a! . are-good friends. When Mr. lighter and full — size ‘tube of pose ; e ae ; II] tietd visited . Gridley’ on his recent SQUIBBS Shaving Cream I! : : = tour he made it a peint to . . . valley Both for 39c Millingcall on his old friend, Mr. they parted each. wishing luckat least at the priHeres’ an amazing offer: years and ton, and . } . the . maries.”’ pacar R. E. HARRIS officers . \i vice presi-. Cc istart erectiin of a home and business i building on a -lot on . street_in the I she left by train for in American . Hat. Sellenger f j : rom Sellenger of son and Will Davis came up Kiigstex Sacramento for the week end to Widw are make a stay a& the ranch in Willow . ine Betty Valley. Wesley Davis ned re-] : eently from Alaska season . proving too , the gold fields. Mrs. comes in Seattle rned with Mr. Charles Jean Shop. W. Gaylord .and Sacramento, are spending end as guests of Miss Min. } nie Brand. sp ae Mr.-and Mrs.. R; the ¢ : family, of him Davis and short for to venter . he week with relatives Davis. iby the Myers, of! Garth M: Flint, who is employed Forest Service near Placer. . . son . { . t . . land retu Mr. sud Mrs Flat, and delicious Gold several friends enmother Saturday = County Rec Mrs. M. Grimes and family. . joved dinner : ‘= ! a sorder Sam Clark was a evening, which was in honor-o 3. end visitor ; birthday. . . Wavata and received in the eastern -part county visiting Donner yer's Relatives friends ih Nevadal,., Ty Mr. . witis ana li and daughWes on the high ieneiis and are expected home ina tew F Xion . st al i ii : 1ey per ¢ Al) Mr. fafeay Italy where they His health is much It is expected they nckee, ity. have word: that : : Voea, ind Mrs. ter, Catherine, ‘are now Jobn Tognar and Mrs. Theodore Larsen are seas have 4. is supe: weeks in visited . the W: trict east of Nevada City. Mrs. W. M. Berg of, daughter of Mr. Kervin, near future. . six week’s visit A.very de supper: a teacher in Los and dance Was enjoyed by many of; Mrs &. the young people of Nevada City and Grass Valley at the Empire Country Club, Friday evening. in Mrs. Ofmiston Swayze, wife of Dr. Swayze, just returned from a visit with relatives in old home in Kentucky. Mrs. Geo sillick, of Aliuras,j has been a house guest of her bro-;fo Nevada City ther-in-law, Don C. Billick and Mrs. make his home. Billick in Nevada City. She return-{™Member of the ed home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bil-! Ment. lick motored to Reno with het wherc. Charles Marsh her home. En-!raised in Nevada City, route to Reno they visited Donner Brown and their son, are Lake, Truckee and Lake Tahoe. their home in Nevada City. They Mrs. Ed Rose, of the Fashion} have taken the new Netz house. Mr. Shoppe, expects. to go to San Francisco Sunday to do some shopping

during Market Week for the big Fall opening of stores in the bay district. County Supt. of Schools Ea M. Austin is: just finishing the annua! county school report, which will be in the office of the state superintepdent by Wednesday, August first. The Epworth League met last evening on the lawn of the H. M. Leete home~en Prsopect Hill. Supper was MACK MINES WILL RESUME OPERATIONS Bruce Waflace, of Lou Angeles and . superintendent of the Mack Mines in . the Canada Hill section, has written friends in Nevada City he will be here August fitst to restime operations in the property. The property comprises two shifts; : . Omega mine in imwil) relatives. proved. and last here. Angeles. Heald and daughter lower Broad i ae é arrived Mrs. lightful picnic who mer left Wednesday for their Alameda. Mrs. Heald has been head of the Nattire Study at ‘the Piedmont Camp at Lake Vera. James Dornan, has eveteran of War, her Spanish American has rge with He was formerly a first Colorado born and Brown, Training Gets Employment For Heald Student With the improvement of conlitions in agriculture, mining, industry and business generally in Northern California, opportunities are opening for those whose training has fitted them to take positions in the business world. As a result of improved conditions, the Newspaper Advertising Association of Sacramento has expanded its service. In doing so the association required the services of an emee Na ) WILD CARGO AT THE NEVADA THEATER “Wild Garecrt é namitted by sereen critics to be. one of the great jungle pictures of the year, with Frank 1 (Bring ’Em Back Alive) Buck, subj duing and. capturing huge lions, ti1 leopards and other African wild, nimbly’ escaping ithe toils of a huge python, foiling lk the lunges and the attacks of manj eating Avild beasts, in the chief role, } ' " Have you tried REGS—the new ' laxative? gers, j The i! {tis presented tonight and tomorrow . ; night. Thousands have sat through this pieture in alternate amazement thrilled to their of this great ad‘land surprise, marrow by the daring venturer. t "ie Orange and Raspberry ‘Sher bet ati Colley’s Confectionery.—Ady, oe i ananieanatss ener A ah nr A ae {SUN PRODUCE and \GROCERY CO. Bret Harte DAIRY beasts” of . Sa Dloye with pee ee ~~ business eduJESSIE ZENI_ ation. The “association advised with uuke Peart, president of Heald’s Business College. Peart -recommended the employment of Miss Jessie. Zeni, a Heald student who lJésired to use her business trainin the field of advertising. now-on the association Cutcheon groperty in Hil] City. is now he Canada} district southeast of Nevada The deepest of the two shafts down 125 feet, and opera: ; tions were suspended last fall on ac-! count of snow and stormy weather. Wallace expects to cut the St. Louis vein after sinking a few more. feet. : sa pms ORTENTAL MINE side es s : staff. being made of a, This is but one example of compressor at the Orien-. many Heald students placed in Alleghany. The com. positions in Northern California. pany, has also purchased between ; In connection with the opportuni5,000 and 6,000. feet of air pipe to: ties presented to Heald students, be used in development of the mine. ; Peart said: Drilling continues in the lower. “A business education levels to determine the extent:of the . the best foundation for life work, low grade ore. William Hooten is . whether it be along the lines of superintendent. ecommerce or not” opened by Wallace on ie ord MeInstallation is large new tal mine at makes NEWSPAPER Advertising Association 1307-18th STREET Produces the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce _» 315 Broad st., Guernsey Gold Medal Milk IF RESH FRUITS AND that the State’s highest . . . } VEGETABLES DAILY, ; . ; s ALITY THE BEST Award of Calif. State Fair . . i. Saal meg PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW 1931-1932-1933 . Kree Delivery. Excellent SerU. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. vice. Special Attention to Out-ofNevada_ City Phone q7 Town Customers. RE-ELECT A. M. HOLMES ‘CORONER . NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Nevada City hj SACRAMENTO, CALIF. —were in need of someone to work part-time and learn the Advertising Business. So they appealed to Heald’s, and Miss Zeni was tried out, with the JESSIE ZENI result that her efficiency and business acumen make her valuable to her Employers. FOLLOW THE ROAD TO A BUSINESS CAREER HEALD Courses appeal to all who desire a Business Education, and offers opportunity for immediate positions, that will shape your future. Write for Information—NOW: DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL [Weald’s Training Is Positive Heald’s Business College and Secretarial School K Street at 14th LUKE W. PEART, President Main 6339 Sacramento San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Other Heald Schools: Mechanical and Civil akiceacian INVEST IN. THE FUTURE LEARN: Electrical, under HEALD tutelage. AN EDUCATION IN SPECIALIZED WORK ENABLES YOU TO HOLD GOUD POSITIONS WITH GOOD PAY, Write now for Information HEALD Schools have Helped Young Men and Young Women for more than SEVENTY YEARS, HEALD’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL Primary Election, Tuesday, August 28th, 1934 ' POST & VAN NESS AVE. SAN FRANCISCO Los Angeles, : week for ai son, . Mountain . suests of Mrs. Tennant, of : Soda Springs, Hobart ‘Hy fora ines or four weeks Va-) ss Washington and Oregon. ] ‘intendent of the! ‘. shington dis-' Berg is have been here for most of the sum. hinie : the . retired . from business in Oakland, has come! his family to. regii and: Mrs. . making . G. W. Erway came fron ; Hummelt. . : ville, is here on a visit to his grandj TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT MONDAY AND TUESDAY “WILD CARGO” Frank Buck Brings ’Em-Back Alive—Ferocious Tigers, Lions, Leopards are captured barehanded by this intrepid invader of African jungles. A. Rare Nature picture with a thrill and shudder in each segment of the film. NEVADA THEATRE NEVADA CITy REFRIGERATOR IN THE WORED ata Price Anyone Can Afford, MODERN. FEATURES Gibson provides everyconvenience imaginable. There are no tricky gadgets to get out of: order. Each feature is practicable and Usable every day. A Gibson is like an extra servant.) See the new Gibson, today. Why should you delay purchasing a Gibson when we make it so easy for you to own this most modern of home conveniences? Come to our store ‘today. Let’s talk. it over. SR ES Se ea ee Q 90 P Foote Eloctical Co.. Nevada City TO OWN A GIRS OW New Breakfast. Sets DROP LEAF AND EXTENSION TABLES FOUR. CHAIRS FINISHED OR UNFINISHED FINISHED UNFINISHED Enamel Blue and Green Enamel , Natural Varnish $24.50 $9.25 $20.00 UNFINISHED CHESTS OF DRAWERS $5 AND $6 Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Broad Street Phone 5