July 5, 1937 (4 pages)

cant h latins cri asieraelasing i beqse aycee rtd ad ies @eeding to Portland, Ore. and into PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET. < Social Events Jack Carney Weds “Miss 'aNeil E-tev The home of ‘Yr Carney of t's ofty a beent'fnl ce-ersvony Synday afterhoon when thet by Goal . \lfred Blackwood and ‘t's: Jaa} and Airs. tack Tas the crane of son ir an informal service bv Rev. Chas: Washburn of the F'scooal chureh at four o’clock. ~The voung couple stood under a white and green floral bell of Shasta da'‘sies and ferns. The bride wore a white net gown and was at‘ended by two bridesmaids, Misses Virginia Carney and Merle Erdiey. sisters of the bride and sroom resnectively and who were dressed in flowered organdy. The bride was given away by her . father, Vern Erdley. A number of guests attended from Ruth, Nevada, among them being the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Erdley and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Perry, as weil as guests from Nevada City, personal friends of the family. A white and green color scheme was carried out throughout the cosy home as profusion of Shasta daisies and ferns being used. A dainty supper was served after the service and the voung couple left for a honeymoon in Southern California. They will reside in Ruth, Nevada, where the groom is employed. The groom resided in Nevada City for a time before returning to Nevada and has many friends here whu extend best wishes for much _happiness and prosperity. Auxiliary Delegates Home from Encampment Mrs. Minnie Young, delegate, and Mrs. Howard*' Burr returned late Thursday evening from the V. F. W. posts and auxiliary encampment at Oroville. Mrs. Burr’s son, Raphael Hanahan of South Gate and friend, Miss Marjory Rogers of Los Angeles, came also attending the convention came to Nevada City to visit remaining until Sunday morning, The éncampment was both instructive and amusing. Among ‘points of interest visited were the oldest orange tree in the state at Bidwell’s Bar, oldest jail of Butte county built of stone, and trips into various scenie spots in the mountains. The V. F. W. auxiliary is preparing to give a public card-party Weanesday, July 14. HOME FROM TRIP Mrs. Andrew ULarsen_ returned Tuesday evening from a_ vacation with her sister, and brother in law, Mr.-and Mrs. W. J. Charles of San Jose. They enjoyed a delightful motor trip up the Redwood highway crossing over to Eureka and -proWashington before returning home. They came down the west side highway in the Sacramento Valley and were met at Sacramento by Mr. Larsen and other family members. Nevada City Sanitarium Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable Physicians and Surgeons { both of Ruth. Nevada, were married Miss Madge Pianezzi, daughter of returned . —— Peres. and daughters are spending a month in Nevada City. sopring at Cains’ Auto Court. Barbara and Bob Cain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. this etiv have returned from a visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Maton in Gridley. Mrs. Cs: BE: Parsons and _ sister. Mrs. C. B, Spinney of Mt. Clair, N. J., returned Saturday from a week’s vacation. at Yosemite Valley and Lake Tahoe, Tony Cartoscelli, son of Angelo Cartoscelli, of this city has returned from working in a mine above AIlleghany. Miss Esther Tremaine, who is attending summer school in the bay region, returned to Nevada City Eriday evening to spend the holidays with her parents, Mz, and Mrs. Richare Tremaine. _ Miss Margaret Gibbs is spending a vacation at Jamestown with relatives and friends. Miss Clarice Holland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Holland of this city, is spending her Zepyr Cove park, on Lake Tahoe. the holidays their daughters, Mrs. Robert ‘Baker and Mr. Francisco; Mrs, T. N. Donohue and two small sons, Cordova, Alaska, and Miss Jean Imrie of Berekeley. near the Middle Yuba below Graniteville had as her guests Roy Peralta, Joe Silla and Art Hagis, three boys from Oakland. They came down to Nevada City Tuesday and reported that they are having a wonderfully good time. Frank Wright of Sacramento is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. W. H. Wright of East Broad street, and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth had as guest last week Dr. and Frank Brewster and Dr. and Mrs. \. Cassidy, of Livermore. They were enroute home from Vv. F. W. convention in Oroville. Mrs. Brewster is known as an accomplish‘Mrs. Bosworth was her accompanist. Mrs. Brwester plans to return to Nevada City later and sing in Trinity Episcopal church. Dr. Brewster is commanding officer at the veterans hospital at Livermore. Mrs. Ada Mechum and husband of Venice spent last week visiting Mrs. Mechum’s counsin, Mrs. Ernest Pet-. esrson and husband in. Nevada City. Tom Rickard, graduate of the high school class of ’37, left. Nevada City for San Francisco last week to attend the C. M. T. C. citizens military training-camp. He will return in August and expects to attend Placer junior college. Mrs. John Figurski and sons have returned from Kings Beach on Lake Tahoe. The oldest son, George, was not so well on account of the elevation. Mr. Figurski is employed on the construction of the Cal-Neva lodge} on Lake Tahoe. Mrs. Figurski received the sad news of the passing cf Mrs. M. D. Shance, has . from a visit with her aunt in Grass . Valley. . Mrs. John Peres. Mrs. . George; They are son and Cain of summer at); Mr. and Mrs. William Durbrow of: Town Talk have as house guests over . Baker, San; Mrs. Kittie Kimball, who is super-,; vising work on her mining property; . Mrs. . attending the; ed singer around the bay district andj . UST W ONDERIN’ And voice his heart's woodland creatures, inhaling coming. I wonder if nose holding . season; faddists are copy cats their noses as they something. ‘lady down—eventually. Would he command right hootingly, “Don't start a forest fire?’ : . wonder if it will be our privilege—yours and mine, to spend our vacations in the rustling shade of California. forests, reveling in the beauty about us, listening to the carols of feathered songsters, watching the amusing antics and mountain laurel, and gaining inspiration, fortitude for the tasks and problems which await our I wonder if we shall leave our sylvan retreats as’ we find them, orwill some heedless act of ours reduce them to ghastly ruins, snuff out the lives of their happy denizens, perhaps destroy human homes and endanger the lives of gallant men who will be called upon to combat and conquer the red demon our hands have wantonly unleashed. The rules are simple; extinguish matches and ciragettes before tossing them aside, bank the camp fire, heed the plea of the defenseless forests, “‘prevent a forest fire.” May heart and mind constrain us yet Lest we forget—lest we forget. wouldn't the sight of hundreds of bathing beauties holding “jumped in,” give us pause—or something? Don’tedo it girls; a carefully adjusted clothes pin will perform the service just as ably with the added advantage of leaving both hands free for paddling purposes. After all we don’t have to follow suit every time America’s first lady starts I wonder if this is a seasonable slogan; A trailer in every . family and a family in every trailer. I wonder at the powers of endurance displayed by Madame Perkins. Every time a bomb lets go or a puff of smoke appears upon the industrial horizon, she calls a conference. Now, disregarding the time and labor consumed in these confabs and the weighty tasks of segregating and compiling . data, isn’t it a fact that the constant repetition—one confer. ence treading hard upon the heels of another will wear —A. MERRIAM CONNER ~ . I wondér if the ‘forest trees Are shaking in their roots, . And if the solemn, great horned owl An eerie warning hoots; And if that bird could utter speech desire, of elfin the spicy odors of fir and pine courage and home -. . _RENO'S CELEBRATION i . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burr of this city and son, Raphael Hanahan, and Miss Marjory’ Rodgers of Southern . Prgenainas: enjoyed a delightful time! . in Reno, Saturday. They met friends ; pane enjoyed a picnic dinner and lat;er witnessed a big rodeo parade! {through the streets of Reno. For the. most part it was composed of horses, many ‘“‘dude ranches’”’ with chuck wagons were in line, decorated au-' tos, racing cars with women dressee in red shirts and western costume. Outstanding was the real Indian band in fully elaborate regalia, im-; mense headdresses playing beautiful music. Albout 18 little Indian tots in cowboy suits rode Shetland ponies. MAGAZINE CINEKODAK ___ MONDAY, JULY 5, 1937. ae. NEVADA COUNTY . Annual production over For Information Address Banner Gold County of . California $7,000,000 Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California NEVADA CITY HOME Boulder Street Prompt and Reasonable Service LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY Mis. O. Mullis, Prop. Nevada City Phone 491-W will prevail at the beaches this so we must be prepared; but effortless loading is only one of six new features YOU don’t touch the film. Simply slip a magazine into place, close the camera cover, and you're ready to shoot. time, 3 seconds. But effortless loading is just one of six new features we're anxious to tell you about. With fast f.1.9 lens, Magazine Ciné-Kodak costs only $125. It’s worth a special trip to our store to see. f 107 Mill Street PHONE 67_ the ; the Roliie Barton ‘band, which played at Lake Olympia on the third and . fourth. Miss Beatrice Zerga of Sierra City is visiting at the home of Mrs. Clara Scarfe of this city and attending the celebration of the Fourth in Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott of this city have as guests over the Fourth holidays :Mr,. and Mrs. Fred Yoerk, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mahoney, and Mr. and Mrs, E. J. N. Ott II and son, III; all of Sacramento. Mrs. Clara Scarfe had as visitors during the week end Mrs. W. Lewis and two daughters of San Franeisco who are former Nevada City residents. : Local visitors were Len and Walt Loffmark, of radio fame, and also participants in the July Fourth celebration in Grass Valley acting as cowboys in different musical specialties in one of the business houses. They delighted Nevada City friends with a short program. Mrs. Imogene Henwood and children and brother, Elisha Curtis are her brother in Coffeyville, Kansas, Wednesday. This brother and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Figurski in Nevada City about a year ago. Mr, ‘“‘Buddie”’ Boyes and Miss Betty McIntyre of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boyes and Peter Boyes, Jr., of Princeton, Colusa county, were visitors of Fred Garrison Jr. on the Fourth. Buddie Boyes plays in Nevada City Call and HATS, SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED ALL WORK GUARANTEED Nevada City 241 Commercial Street Dry Cleaners Deliver Phone 512 NEVADA CITY ASSAY Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold \ percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. > Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters AUTOMOBILE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor & REFINING OFFICE. Promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies INSURANCE Repaired and Cleaned by THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY CO Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. ‘FREE DELIVERY 815 Broad Street Phone 88 spending the week end at Donner Lake fishing and enjoying a short vacation. Arthur I. Elliott, connected with the Empire-Star mine company at the Murchie and Zeibright mines partly in connection with flotation systems, left Friday for New York and will sail to South Africa to fill a post with the Newmont mine interests in that country. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cereseto and two sons of Oakland came up last week end and visited Mrs. Cereseto’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kopp. Mr. Cereseto has returned but ais wife and sons remained until after the holidays. Mr. and ‘Mrs. E. J. N. Ott enjoyed a three day trip to Yosemite Valley last week. They were ‘accompanied by their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Hoge and Mrs. Arthur Hoge, Sr. In speaking of stalled cars on steep grades Mr. Ott re-, } { la steep mountain grade and after . . thuch effort several men climbed out, of cars and picked up the ear; turn-i ed it around. It then proceeded up! the narrow one way grade backwards. The long line of impatient and angry motorists behind him all started and followed up the mountain behind the little machine. Mrs, Merritt White and two children of San Francisco are visiting the children’s grandmother, Mrs. J. C. White of Drummond street over the Fourth of (uly. Mrs. J. Jacobson and daughter, Miss Iola Barnes, former residents ;of Nevada City, who reside at Sal. inas spent the week end in this city ‘visiting friends. Mr. and ‘Mrs. W.E. Lane have! gone to South Africa where Mr. Lane will be employed in mining under George Keryin who left here{ . several weeks ago. Mr. Lane has been . employed. at the Murchie mine east . of Nevada City for some time. Dick ; Lane, garage man of this city is a! son of Mr. and Mrs. Lane. . Clifford Kinkead of Berkeley and . Jimmie Bishop of Oakland spent the . week end holiday at the C. S. Arbo-/. gast home. Young Kinkead is the! nepphew of Mrs. Arbogast and Miss . Cathryn Kinkead. Miss Helen Arbogast, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Arbogast also came up from summer school at College of Pacifie for the week end, returning today to resume her studies. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED cently ‘saw on old Star car stalled on Nevada Theatre : = acy, that fills avery minute with ) MONDAY AND TUESDAY MAHKED WOMAN: year’s Motion Picture Acade® my Award, returns to the screen with a smash hit. It’s the story of the seamy side of life where girls get caught in the night club racket as hostesses. The “clip joint’’ boys do not like this picture. Matinee Tuesday. ° WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY : Featuring June Travis, Dick Purcell, MEK . EXILE: Alan Baxter and other stars in a : '®@ story of a mysterious island paradise, a South American revolution, and a vast arms smuggling conspirBette Davis, winner of last a thrill. pr Drorocrapten Grass Valley Special! Calorex Gallon Keeps Foods Hot or Cold. Keeps Liquids Hot or Cold. Extra Value at $1.50 B. D. Asepto Snake Bite Outfit Kor removal of snake venom by suction—the most effective method known. y Carry one in our car—$1.50 ~ Picnic Sets Tablecloths, Napkins, Cups for h et or cold drinks; plates, ate. in the newest matched designs. T HE REXALL DRUG STORE. Prescription Specialists PHONE 100 paired. NOTICE TO WAT ER CONSUMERS Irrigation hours will be ih effect from this date. Irrigation hours 6 to 9 a\m.—5 to 8 p. m. No irrigation water permitted to be run outside. of these hours. Have all leaky taps and plumbing fixtures reBY ORDER CITY COUNCIL FACT 1 FACT 2 The new Kelvinator is PiusThe new Kelvinator runs Powered. it has as much as only helt as many minutes double the cooling capacty — TF sk dime fp maintains low of other well-known refrigtemperatures using no cure iN erators of equal size. rent at ail, UG ee BUT THE PLUS-POWERED KELVINATOR GIVES YOU EVERYTHING! Only Kelvinator Gives You All These Advantages 4 motent sare \ AWEK BUYS A CERTIFICATE OF LOW OPERATING KELVINATOR POWERED CUTS THE COST OF BETTER LIVING. ALPHA STORES, Ltd. 5 NEVADA CITY a GRASS VALLEY Phone 5 Phone 88 . FREE! KELVIN HOME BOOK with exterior views, floor and description of equipment. Come in now for free copy. y Si aSON QUIN: Brat Nie ord Soe, ow MORE THAN 1000 FREE PRIZES. ~ A ee esl

cant h latins cri asieraelasing i beqse aycee rtd ad ies @eeding to Portland, Ore. and into PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET. < Social Events Jack Carney Weds “Miss 'aNeil E-tev The home of ‘Yr Carney of t's ofty a beent'fnl ce-ersvony Synday afterhoon when thet by Goal . \lfred Blackwood and ‘t's: Jaa} and Airs. tack Tas the crane of son ir an informal service bv Rev. Chas: Washburn of the F'scooal chureh at four o’clock. ~The voung couple stood under a white and green floral bell of Shasta da'‘sies and ferns. The bride wore a white net gown and was at‘ended by two bridesmaids, Misses Virginia Carney and Merle Erdiey. sisters of the bride and sroom resnectively and who were dressed in flowered organdy. The bride was given away by her . father, Vern Erdley. A number of guests attended from Ruth, Nevada, among them being the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Erdley and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Perry, as weil as guests from Nevada City, personal friends of the family. A white and green color scheme was carried out throughout the cosy home as profusion of Shasta daisies and ferns being used. A dainty supper was served after the service and the voung couple left for a honeymoon in Southern California. They will reside in Ruth, Nevada, where the groom is employed. The groom resided in Nevada City for a time before returning to Nevada and has many friends here whu extend best wishes for much _happiness and prosperity. Auxiliary Delegates Home from Encampment Mrs. Minnie Young, delegate, and Mrs. Howard*' Burr returned late Thursday evening from the V. F. W. posts and auxiliary encampment at Oroville. Mrs. Burr’s son, Raphael Hanahan of South Gate and friend, Miss Marjory Rogers of Los Angeles, came also attending the convention came to Nevada City to visit remaining until Sunday morning, The éncampment was both instructive and amusing. Among ‘points of interest visited were the oldest orange tree in the state at Bidwell’s Bar, oldest jail of Butte county built of stone, and trips into various scenie spots in the mountains. The V. F. W. auxiliary is preparing to give a public card-party Weanesday, July 14. HOME FROM TRIP Mrs. Andrew ULarsen_ returned Tuesday evening from a_ vacation with her sister, and brother in law, Mr.-and Mrs. W. J. Charles of San Jose. They enjoyed a delightful motor trip up the Redwood highway crossing over to Eureka and -proWashington before returning home. They came down the west side highway in the Sacramento Valley and were met at Sacramento by Mr. Larsen and other family members. Nevada City Sanitarium Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable Physicians and Surgeons { both of Ruth. Nevada, were married Miss Madge Pianezzi, daughter of returned . —— Peres. and daughters are spending a month in Nevada City. sopring at Cains’ Auto Court. Barbara and Bob Cain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. this etiv have returned from a visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Maton in Gridley. Mrs. Cs: BE: Parsons and _ sister. Mrs. C. B, Spinney of Mt. Clair, N. J., returned Saturday from a week’s vacation. at Yosemite Valley and Lake Tahoe, Tony Cartoscelli, son of Angelo Cartoscelli, of this city has returned from working in a mine above AIlleghany. Miss Esther Tremaine, who is attending summer school in the bay region, returned to Nevada City Eriday evening to spend the holidays with her parents, Mz, and Mrs. Richare Tremaine. _ Miss Margaret Gibbs is spending a vacation at Jamestown with relatives and friends. Miss Clarice Holland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Holland of this city, is spending her Zepyr Cove park, on Lake Tahoe. the holidays their daughters, Mrs. Robert ‘Baker and Mr. Francisco; Mrs, T. N. Donohue and two small sons, Cordova, Alaska, and Miss Jean Imrie of Berekeley. near the Middle Yuba below Graniteville had as her guests Roy Peralta, Joe Silla and Art Hagis, three boys from Oakland. They came down to Nevada City Tuesday and reported that they are having a wonderfully good time. Frank Wright of Sacramento is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. W. H. Wright of East Broad street, and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth had as guest last week Dr. and Frank Brewster and Dr. and Mrs. \. Cassidy, of Livermore. They were enroute home from Vv. F. W. convention in Oroville. Mrs. Brewster is known as an accomplish‘Mrs. Bosworth was her accompanist. Mrs. Brwester plans to return to Nevada City later and sing in Trinity Episcopal church. Dr. Brewster is commanding officer at the veterans hospital at Livermore. Mrs. Ada Mechum and husband of Venice spent last week visiting Mrs. Mechum’s counsin, Mrs. Ernest Pet-. esrson and husband in. Nevada City. Tom Rickard, graduate of the high school class of ’37, left. Nevada City for San Francisco last week to attend the C. M. T. C. citizens military training-camp. He will return in August and expects to attend Placer junior college. Mrs. John Figurski and sons have returned from Kings Beach on Lake Tahoe. The oldest son, George, was not so well on account of the elevation. Mr. Figurski is employed on the construction of the Cal-Neva lodge} on Lake Tahoe. Mrs. Figurski received the sad news of the passing cf Mrs. M. D. Shance, has . from a visit with her aunt in Grass . Valley. . Mrs. John Peres. Mrs. . George; They are son and Cain of summer at); Mr. and Mrs. William Durbrow of: Town Talk have as house guests over . Baker, San; Mrs. Kittie Kimball, who is super-,; vising work on her mining property; . Mrs. . attending the; ed singer around the bay district andj . UST W ONDERIN’ And voice his heart's woodland creatures, inhaling coming. I wonder if nose holding . season; faddists are copy cats their noses as they something. ‘lady down—eventually. Would he command right hootingly, “Don't start a forest fire?’ : . wonder if it will be our privilege—yours and mine, to spend our vacations in the rustling shade of California. forests, reveling in the beauty about us, listening to the carols of feathered songsters, watching the amusing antics and mountain laurel, and gaining inspiration, fortitude for the tasks and problems which await our I wonder if we shall leave our sylvan retreats as’ we find them, orwill some heedless act of ours reduce them to ghastly ruins, snuff out the lives of their happy denizens, perhaps destroy human homes and endanger the lives of gallant men who will be called upon to combat and conquer the red demon our hands have wantonly unleashed. The rules are simple; extinguish matches and ciragettes before tossing them aside, bank the camp fire, heed the plea of the defenseless forests, “‘prevent a forest fire.” May heart and mind constrain us yet Lest we forget—lest we forget. wouldn't the sight of hundreds of bathing beauties holding “jumped in,” give us pause—or something? Don’tedo it girls; a carefully adjusted clothes pin will perform the service just as ably with the added advantage of leaving both hands free for paddling purposes. After all we don’t have to follow suit every time America’s first lady starts I wonder if this is a seasonable slogan; A trailer in every . family and a family in every trailer. I wonder at the powers of endurance displayed by Madame Perkins. Every time a bomb lets go or a puff of smoke appears upon the industrial horizon, she calls a conference. Now, disregarding the time and labor consumed in these confabs and the weighty tasks of segregating and compiling . data, isn’t it a fact that the constant repetition—one confer. ence treading hard upon the heels of another will wear —A. MERRIAM CONNER ~ . I wondér if the ‘forest trees Are shaking in their roots, . And if the solemn, great horned owl An eerie warning hoots; And if that bird could utter speech desire, of elfin the spicy odors of fir and pine courage and home -. . _RENO'S CELEBRATION i . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burr of this city and son, Raphael Hanahan, and Miss Marjory’ Rodgers of Southern . Prgenainas: enjoyed a delightful time! . in Reno, Saturday. They met friends ; pane enjoyed a picnic dinner and lat;er witnessed a big rodeo parade! {through the streets of Reno. For the. most part it was composed of horses, many ‘“‘dude ranches’”’ with chuck wagons were in line, decorated au-' tos, racing cars with women dressee in red shirts and western costume. Outstanding was the real Indian band in fully elaborate regalia, im-; mense headdresses playing beautiful music. Albout 18 little Indian tots in cowboy suits rode Shetland ponies. MAGAZINE CINEKODAK ___ MONDAY, JULY 5, 1937. ae. NEVADA COUNTY . Annual production over

For Information Address Banner Gold County of . California $7,000,000 Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California NEVADA CITY HOME Boulder Street Prompt and Reasonable Service LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY Mis. O. Mullis, Prop. Nevada City Phone 491-W will prevail at the beaches this so we must be prepared; but effortless loading is only one of six new features YOU don’t touch the film. Simply slip a magazine into place, close the camera cover, and you're ready to shoot.. time, 3 seconds. But effortless loading is just one of six new features we're anxious to tell you about. With fast f.1.9 lens, Magazine Ciné-Kodak costs only $125. It’s worth a special trip to our store to see. f 107 Mill Street PHONE 67_ the ; the Roliie Barton ‘band, which played at Lake Olympia on the third and . fourth. Miss Beatrice Zerga of Sierra City is visiting at the home of Mrs. Clara Scarfe of this city and attending the celebration of the Fourth in Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott of this city have as guests over the Fourth holidays :Mr,. and Mrs. Fred Yoerk, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mahoney, and Mr. and Mrs, E. J. N. Ott II and son, III; all of Sacramento. Mrs. Clara Scarfe had as visitors during the week end Mrs. W. Lewis and two daughters of San Franeisco who are former Nevada City residents. : Local visitors were Len and Walt Loffmark, of radio fame, and also participants in the July Fourth celebration in Grass Valley acting as cowboys in different musical specialties in one of the business houses. They delighted Nevada City friends with a short program. Mrs. Imogene Henwood and children and brother, Elisha Curtis are her brother in Coffeyville, Kansas, Wednesday. This brother and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Figurski in Nevada City about a year ago. Mr, ‘“‘Buddie”’ Boyes and Miss Betty McIntyre of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boyes and Peter Boyes, Jr., of Princeton, Colusa county, were visitors of Fred Garrison Jr. on the Fourth. Buddie Boyes plays in Nevada City Call and HATS, SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED ALL WORK GUARANTEED Nevada City 241 Commercial Street Dry Cleaners Deliver Phone 512 NEVADA CITY ASSAY Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold \ percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. > Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters AUTOMOBILE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor & REFINING OFFICE. Promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies INSURANCE Repaired and Cleaned by THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY CO Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. ‘FREE DELIVERY 815 Broad Street Phone 88 spending the week end at Donner Lake fishing and enjoying a short vacation. Arthur I. Elliott, connected with the Empire-Star mine company at the Murchie and Zeibright mines partly in connection with flotation systems, left Friday for New York and will sail to South Africa to fill a post with the Newmont mine interests in that country. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cereseto and two sons of Oakland came up last week end and visited Mrs. Cereseto’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kopp. Mr. Cereseto has returned but ais wife and sons remained until after the holidays. Mr. and ‘Mrs. E. J. N. Ott enjoyed a three day trip to Yosemite Valley last week. They were ‘accompanied by their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Hoge and Mrs. Arthur Hoge, Sr. In speaking of stalled cars on steep grades Mr. Ott re-, } { la steep mountain grade and after . . thuch effort several men climbed out, of cars and picked up the ear; turn-i ed it around. It then proceeded up! the narrow one way grade backwards. The long line of impatient and angry motorists behind him all started and followed up the mountain behind the little machine. Mrs, Merritt White and two children of San Francisco are visiting the children’s grandmother, Mrs. J. C. White of Drummond street over the Fourth of (uly. Mrs. J. Jacobson and daughter, Miss Iola Barnes, former residents ;of Nevada City, who reside at Sal. inas spent the week end in this city ‘visiting friends. Mr. and ‘Mrs. W.E. Lane have! gone to South Africa where Mr. Lane will be employed in mining under George Keryin who left here{ . several weeks ago. Mr. Lane has been . employed. at the Murchie mine east . of Nevada City for some time. Dick ; Lane, garage man of this city is a! son of Mr. and Mrs. Lane. . Clifford Kinkead of Berkeley and . Jimmie Bishop of Oakland spent the . week end holiday at the C. S. Arbo-/. gast home. Young Kinkead is the! nepphew of Mrs. Arbogast and Miss . Cathryn Kinkead. Miss Helen Arbogast, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Arbogast also came up from summer school at College of Pacifie for the week end, returning today to resume her studies. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED cently ‘saw on old Star car stalled on Nevada Theatre : = acy, that fills avery minute with ) MONDAY AND TUESDAY MAHKED WOMAN: year’s Motion Picture Acade® my Award, returns to the screen with a smash hit. It’s the story of the seamy side of life where girls get caught in the night club racket as hostesses. The “clip joint’’ boys do not like this picture. Matinee Tuesday. ° WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY : Featuring June Travis, Dick Purcell, MEK . EXILE: Alan Baxter and other stars in a : '®@ story of a mysterious island paradise, a South American revolution, and a vast arms smuggling conspirBette Davis, winner of last a thrill. pr Drorocrapten Grass Valley Special! Calorex Gallon Keeps Foods Hot or Cold. Keeps Liquids Hot or Cold. Extra Value at $1.50 B. D. Asepto Snake Bite Outfit Kor removal of snake venom by suction—the most effective method known. y Carry one in our car—$1.50 ~ Picnic Sets Tablecloths, Napkins, Cups for h et or cold drinks; plates, ate. in the newest matched designs. T HE REXALL DRUG STORE. Prescription Specialists PHONE 100 paired. NOTICE TO WAT ER CONSUMERS Irrigation hours will be ih effect from this date. Irrigation hours 6 to 9 a\m.—5 to 8 p. m. No irrigation water permitted to be run outside. of these hours. Have all leaky taps and plumbing fixtures reBY ORDER CITY COUNCIL FACT 1 FACT 2 The new Kelvinator is PiusThe new Kelvinator runs Powered. it has as much as only helt as many minutes double the cooling capacty — TF sk dime fp maintains low of other well-known refrigtemperatures using no cure iN erators of equal size. rent at ail, UG ee BUT THE PLUS-POWERED KELVINATOR GIVES YOU EVERYTHING! Only Kelvinator Gives You All These Advantages 4 motent sare \ AWEK BUYS A CERTIFICATE OF LOW OPERATING KELVINATOR POWERED CUTS THE COST OF BETTER LIVING.. ALPHA STORES, Ltd. 5 NEVADA CITY a GRASS VALLEY Phone 5 Phone 88 . FREE! KELVIN HOME BOOK with exterior views, floor and description of equipment. Come in now for free copy. y Si aSON QUIN: Brat Nie ord Soe, ow MORE THAN 1000 FREE PRIZES. ~ A ee esl