July 7, 1930 (8 pages)

te ss \Foresees Man of Future i Advance in Brain Power i & steam locomotive is only 10 per ADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA FASHIONS aeaipaeaiond = van + ALL SQU An old negro had been discovere SAN FRANCISCO : stealing chickens. The owner decided ‘went efficient. The average human to speak kindly to him. OFFICE ‘Brain, according to many psychol“You see,” he said, “it isn’t the See “@gists, is even less efficient. Dr. Ales ‘Hirdlicka, anthropologist of the Smithe @enian institution in Washington, has for the SMART WOMAN loss of the chickens that worries me. You could always have had one if you’d asked for it. What worries me Under New Management @eciared that evolution will produce acy oa is that an old fellow like you should Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper: brains a hundred times more effective} $3 be so sinful. Whatever will you do on to $3.0¢ FI : han those men now have, Popular judgment day when those birds are! 4 cprempmvatuy 00 Se i®elence Monthly reports. When the © PICTORIAL REVIEW mentioned in evidence against you?” — metal. Sampl received before’ qmechanism of the human body is al: The old man showed signs of anx‘ ce ie ‘fered so that millions of tiny cells lety. 17 Powell Street at Market A. M. reported same day. that form the cortex of the brain re“Is dem chickens gwine to be dar?” THIS CENTRAL ‘eelve a larger. supply of rich, pure he asked. : WNTOWN LOCA ‘ blood, Doctor Hrdlicka says, the pow“Certainly.” SL ee Ore Testing Laboratory a _@r of the brain for sustained thinking will increase many. fold. After fifteen or eighteen hours of work the poisons of waste matters, Hike “clinkers and ashes,” clog up the ‘rain and impair its effectiveness. _ Bleep is necessary to allow the blood stream to wash away the impurities and bring fresh food. When evolution @roduces men whose brains receive a more abundant blood supply, Doctor Hirdlicka maintains they will be able to concentrate for longer periods and : anu require less sleep ta remain alert. “Den ah gwine say to yo, ‘Is dese hyah you chickens, sir?’ An’ yo'll say, ‘Yes,’ an’ Ah’ll say, ‘You take ‘em, sah, yo take ’em.’”—London Tit-Bits. . HER PREFERENCE This coupon entitles hofler to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. ® FREE GARAGE T. 2. FARROW. W.M. SELL, Je. We are equipped for testing an@& submitting methods for commercis treatment of complex ores. Test ore for Amalgamation, Concentration Floatation, Cyanidation or any me ailLurgical process. Mine. Examinations and RepoMill Examinations and Testir Ldcensed Ore Buyer Nevada . City Cleaners W. He» Osborne Cleaning uO) 129 CHURCH ST. Pressing Repairing GRASS VALLEY 3 . When Sergeant Major 4 Turned Stage Manager One of Compton Mackenzie's stories concerns Edmund Gwenn, well-known English actor, who had enlisted at the beginning of the World war in the royal artillery. Gwenn was horrified one day to hear the harsh voice of an orderly shout in the barrack room: -. “Bombardier Gwenn to’see the sere geant major at once!” He entered the presence, wondering FRUIT JARS “Madam, do you Hke the Cinema?” “Well, yes I do, but I believe I like the peppermint better.” ; R ON SELF SEALING JARS mervously what military misdeed was * Pint : responsible for the summons, With Feeling “ ee — Ce] ‘> “Bombardier Gwenn,” said the great Every life has some great sorrow, Quarts »per dozen 1.00 Man, turning over some papers withNogee a pang of pain. out vouchsafing’ a glance at the inm ONO OOO roe gignificant atom quaking before his vs ane eh amhien cap cohaie eae ECONOMY JARS desk, “Bombardier Gwenn, I have been . ‘ fooking through your military history. 90 5198 — Pints, per dozen 1.15 “That wool stock I bought must have been the real thing.” “Why? Didn’t it drop during the slump?” “Certainly. It ran true to form and shrunk on the first wash.”’—Boston Transcrint : NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP I find that before you joined\his majesty’s forces you were an actor, The _gports will be held next Thursday aft. ““ernoon. You will dress up as a wom. aB and amuse the women and children “between the events. Rightabout !”— Kansas City Star, Quarts, per dozen FOR COMFORT AND CHIC SELF SEALING WIDE MOUTH Pints, per dozen Quarts, per dozen Isn’t it simply grand that for once, Fashion allows us to be comfortable and chic at one and the same time? Pajamas have done the trick, in them we can lounge to our hearts content and*know that whatever comcs, like a fire or something, we may appear well-dressed. They may be extremel? colorful, too. — pelets add: to the charm of the first costume. The trousers are firmly at Religion and Names fitted around the hips by a band, and darts back and front provide fulness. 4 JELLY GLASSES In all old historical records the The second set is as practical, with a pointed hip-yoke and trouser darts. Christian name’ John appears with reThe blouse has a_shoulder yoke cut in pointed outline, and a bew. Squats and Talls, per dozen .. 4 50 markable frequency. The reason fOr . =-eeeeesse — You are cordially invited te : this is easily explained. In the pious PITHY PICKUPS ss ws : Sealing Wax, Parawax, Jar Rings and Middle ages parents, at the baptism SMILE bos see how nice and attractive Fitti : 3 “4 3 Can . “So ane boys, chose the name of the titan ‘abit does nar Winks the mcell. io : RD a4) The Coffee Shop fad bon ittings of All Kinds Thus, when Bishop Hatfield made a —Erasmus. ; marvey of the population of 1980 he; Drevery never goes out of fashion, GABBY GERTIE made for the convenience of found that 44 per cent of the male Thackeray. Delay of justice is injustice—Wal4 ulation were Johns. Twenty-two wait ter Savage Landor. per cent were Williams—a survival of the popularity of the Norman conoes our patrons. Regular meals ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO It iN becomes a philosopher to be and a la carte service that will queror. east down in mind.—Cicero. 5 .-~ There were, likewise, many Courage is the thing. All goes if ag delight the most fastidious Thomases, a name which many devout . courage goes.—Sir James Barrie. “Nevada City, California : parents gave their infants after the. Sooner or later, you have to quarrel Open Daily oe SZoco eos ‘gurder of Becket in Canterbury cathedral. * In the Fourteenth and Fifteenth “centuries most girls were named Agnes or Alice, Isabella, Matilda and Cecilia. The commonest girls’ names today are Ann and Elizabeth. Sarah, once popular, comes geventeenth on the popularity list ‘now.—London Mail. with persons who ask too many questions. It was geese that saved Rome, but It fs gumption not geese that save a community nowadays. Most grown people wish they had the nerve to walk down the street sucking on a lollipop. How fast your enthusiasm for a new friend fades when you find he doesn’t keep his appointments. Boys like to go to the woods with an uncle who doesn’t care !f they do risk breaking their legs. Women love to believe. themselves misunderstood. One never realizes this until one understands them. Old-fashioned people now get photograph albums especially made; for they are too useful to be snubbed out of existence. Byars . = Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth . feccpeetete ot tte tected abe Detected eee bie PT oe coo From Illinois Until the arrival of the new baby gister, Bobby had been the only child of the family. A faint trace of jJealousy prompted him to ask his mother ‘where the new arrival came from. The mother’s reply was that the baby had come from heaven. “Did I come from heaven, mother?” was the next question. “Lately, nothing more is heard of it when a girl breaks a record.” “Why, yes, Bobby,” the mother replied. HOTEL ITALIA “Did you come from heaven, mother?” Raviola and Chicken Dinner on Sundays, $1.00 Weekday, 50c Raviolas to take home, 25c per dozen C.:Colombo, proprietor 208 Sacramento St. Phone 323 “Why, of course, Bobby; we all came from heaven.” “No, you didn’t, mother, I heard daddy say you came from Tlinois.”— '$ndianapolis News. , Nevada City UNDER ONE ROOF Our patrons are acquainted with the various services offered under the roof of this bank. At this time we wish to call special attention to one of them, American Express Travelers Cheques. Bomb-Proof Auto Aeetooestesteteoteateotatestnte ster ofesrotentectesfoe feat obestenefoasterdeotesteesteneatenfe testes teoitesteeretesin The most costly and luxurious autowe . ‘mobile ever brought to China was ‘built in the United States for the 2 president of the Nanking government. 4 ‘The whole of the metal work on the & body of the limousine, and even the } hood, is of half-inch thick navy steel plate, which is designed to shed the bullets or bombs of would-be assasgins. Two extra seats project from the back of the car, built high enough : to permit the occupants to~see for4 SS ward over the hood. These will be oca cupied by special guards with machine TOGETHER WE TWO We wish to suggest, if you are planning a vacation trip, that you let us supply you with these Travelers Cheques in order : : aa a to protect and insure your travel funds and assure a worryShe is charming, he’ is distinguished, although the ties. eaccemich wacenan. gown is not new, and his tuxedo a veteran. 4 guns. The running boards are un2 cient Yuta a . 3 <usually long, for guards to stand, each The se Dry Cleaning “< ; “with a revolver in hand. Ne Those who employ the wizardry of the dry cleaner’s i \ Lump of Luck art are always well dressed for all occasions. & ‘ One day, in the spring of 1903, two nayvies quarreled while at work on a rough railway track made for hauling lumber. Hig words led to blows and one man flungan axe at the otheeteteateateaters is * fee SERVICE CLEANERS er. It missed him but struck a boul-. F : der, splitting it in two\and showing . 4% Foster and Jeffery OF C ALIFORNI up in its heart a mass glittering * : ‘ whiteness. It was a lump of almost . 4 Secs # : p sa a eee ~ pure silver—and: the miracle\silver: . = Where Quality and Sevice Meet”’ 3 = city, Cobalt, in Northern Ontario,’ & » 2 : F \ Ly _ a men Jete enim NE Nevada City Agency at Prestons Newsstand + Penalty for Fisting * 215 W. Main St. Phone 264 Grass Valley ee . @ . = Stags, moose, caribou, and elk often . * : : 2 . ee fight so furiously that their horns are 8 é , ce : hopelessly interlocked and the animals We Call For and Deliver : , : starve or die of exhaustion.—Country < : oe NEVADA CITY BRANCH ) 4 Home. ‘ Lee ee ete LLL LEE EEE EES EEE EEE ETE EEG OS ati SS ee ce : = P B ed ae _ Nevada City ~ ne Sale . '

te ss \Foresees Man of Future i Advance in Brain Power i & steam locomotive is only 10 per ADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA FASHIONS aeaipaeaiond = van + ALL SQU An old negro had been discovere SAN FRANCISCO : stealing chickens. The owner decided ‘went efficient. The average human to speak kindly to him. OFFICE ‘Brain, according to many psychol“You see,” he said, “it isn’t the See “@gists, is even less efficient. Dr. Ales ‘Hirdlicka, anthropologist of the Smithe @enian institution in Washington, has for the SMART WOMAN loss of the chickens that worries me. You could always have had one if you’d asked for it. What worries me Under New Management @eciared that evolution will produce acy oa is that an old fellow like you should Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper: brains a hundred times more effective} $3 be so sinful. Whatever will you do on to $3.0¢ FI : han those men now have, Popular judgment day when those birds are! 4 cprempmvatuy 00 Se i®elence Monthly reports. When the © PICTORIAL REVIEW mentioned in evidence against you?” — metal. Sampl received before’ qmechanism of the human body is al: The old man showed signs of anx‘ ce ie ‘fered so that millions of tiny cells lety. 17 Powell Street at Market A. M. reported same day. that form the cortex of the brain re“Is dem chickens gwine to be dar?” THIS CENTRAL ‘eelve a larger. supply of rich, pure he asked. : WNTOWN LOCA ‘ blood, Doctor Hrdlicka says, the pow“Certainly.” SL ee Ore Testing Laboratory a _@r of the brain for sustained thinking will increase many. fold. After fifteen or eighteen hours of work the poisons of waste matters, Hike “clinkers and ashes,” clog up the ‘rain and impair its effectiveness. _ Bleep is necessary to allow the blood stream to wash away the impurities and bring fresh food. When evolution @roduces men whose brains receive a more abundant blood supply, Doctor Hirdlicka maintains they will be able to concentrate for longer periods and : anu require less sleep ta remain alert. “Den ah gwine say to yo, ‘Is dese hyah you chickens, sir?’ An’ yo'll say, ‘Yes,’ an’ Ah’ll say, ‘You take ‘em, sah, yo take ’em.’”—London Tit-Bits. . HER PREFERENCE This coupon entitles hofler to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. ® FREE GARAGE T. 2. FARROW. W.M. SELL, Je. We are equipped for testing an@& submitting methods for commercis treatment of complex ores. Test ore for Amalgamation, Concentration Floatation, Cyanidation or any me ailLurgical process. Mine. Examinations and RepoMill Examinations and Testir Ldcensed Ore Buyer Nevada . City Cleaners W. He» Osborne Cleaning uO) 129 CHURCH ST. Pressing Repairing GRASS VALLEY 3 . When Sergeant Major 4 Turned Stage Manager One of Compton Mackenzie's stories concerns Edmund Gwenn, well-known English actor, who had enlisted at the beginning of the World war in the royal artillery. Gwenn was horrified one day to hear the harsh voice of an orderly shout in the barrack room: -. “Bombardier Gwenn to’see the sere geant major at once!” He entered the presence, wondering FRUIT JARS “Madam, do you Hke the Cinema?” “Well, yes I do, but I believe I like the peppermint better.” ; R ON SELF SEALING JARS mervously what military misdeed was * Pint : responsible for the summons, With Feeling “ ee — Ce] ‘> “Bombardier Gwenn,” said the great Every life has some great sorrow, Quarts »per dozen 1.00 Man, turning over some papers withNogee a pang of pain. out vouchsafing’ a glance at the inm ONO OOO roe gignificant atom quaking before his vs ane eh amhien cap cohaie eae ECONOMY JARS desk, “Bombardier Gwenn, I have been . ‘ fooking through your military history. 90 5198 — Pints, per dozen 1.15 “That wool stock I bought must have been the real thing.” “Why? Didn’t it drop during the slump?” “Certainly. It ran true to form and shrunk on the first wash.”’—Boston Transcrint : NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP I find that before you joined\his majesty’s forces you were an actor, The _gports will be held next Thursday aft. ““ernoon. You will dress up as a wom. aB and amuse the women and children “between the events. Rightabout !”— Kansas City Star, Quarts, per dozen FOR COMFORT AND CHIC SELF SEALING WIDE MOUTH Pints, per dozen Quarts, per dozen Isn’t it simply grand that for once, Fashion allows us to be comfortable and chic at one and the same time? Pajamas have done the trick, in them we can lounge to our hearts content and*know that whatever comcs, like a fire or something, we may appear well-dressed. They may be extremel? colorful, too. — pelets add: to the charm of the first costume. The trousers are firmly at Religion and Names fitted around the hips by a band, and darts back and front provide fulness. 4 JELLY GLASSES In all old historical records the The second set is as practical, with a pointed hip-yoke and trouser darts. Christian name’ John appears with reThe blouse has a_shoulder yoke cut in pointed outline, and a bew. Squats and Talls, per dozen .... 4 50 markable frequency. The reason fOr . =-eeeeesse — You are cordially invited te : this is easily explained. In the pious PITHY PICKUPS ss ws : Sealing Wax, Parawax, Jar Rings and Middle ages parents, at the baptism SMILE bos see how nice and attractive Fitti : 3 “4 3 Can . “So ane boys, chose the name of the titan ‘abit does nar Winks the mcell. io : RD a4) The Coffee Shop fad bon ittings of All Kinds

Thus, when Bishop Hatfield made a —Erasmus. ; marvey of the population of 1980 he; Drevery never goes out of fashion, GABBY GERTIE made for the convenience of found that 44 per cent of the male Thackeray. Delay of justice is injustice—Wal4 ulation were Johns. Twenty-two wait ter Savage Landor. per cent were Williams—a survival of the popularity of the Norman conoes our patrons. Regular meals ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO It iN becomes a philosopher to be and a la carte service that will queror. east down in mind.—Cicero. 5 .-~ There were, likewise, many Courage is the thing. All goes if ag delight the most fastidious Thomases, a name which many devout . courage goes.—Sir James Barrie. “Nevada City, California : parents gave their infants after the. Sooner or later, you have to quarrel Open Daily oe SZoco eos ‘gurder of Becket in Canterbury cathedral. * In the Fourteenth and Fifteenth “centuries most girls were named Agnes or Alice, Isabella, Matilda and Cecilia. The commonest girls’ names today are Ann and Elizabeth. Sarah, once popular, comes geventeenth on the popularity list ‘now.—London Mail. with persons who ask too many questions. It was geese that saved Rome, but It fs gumption not geese that save a community nowadays. Most grown people wish they had the nerve to walk down the street sucking on a lollipop. How fast your enthusiasm for a new friend fades when you find he doesn’t keep his appointments. Boys like to go to the woods with an uncle who doesn’t care !f they do risk breaking their legs. Women love to believe. themselves misunderstood. One never realizes this until one understands them. Old-fashioned people now get photograph albums especially made; for they are too useful to be snubbed out of existence. Byars . = Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth . feccpeetete ot tte tected abe Detected eee bie PT oe coo From Illinois Until the arrival of the new baby gister, Bobby had been the only child of the family. A faint trace of jJealousy prompted him to ask his mother ‘where the new arrival came from. The mother’s reply was that the baby had come from heaven. “Did I come from heaven, mother?” was the next question. “Lately, nothing more is heard of it when a girl breaks a record.” “Why, yes, Bobby,” the mother replied. HOTEL ITALIA “Did you come from heaven, mother?” Raviola and Chicken Dinner on Sundays, $1.00 Weekday, 50c Raviolas to take home, 25c per dozen C.:Colombo, proprietor 208 Sacramento St. Phone 323 “Why, of course, Bobby; we all came from heaven.” “No, you didn’t, mother, I heard daddy say you came from Tlinois.”— '$ndianapolis News. , Nevada City UNDER ONE ROOF Our patrons are acquainted with the various services offered under the roof of this bank. At this time we wish to call special attention to one of them, American Express Travelers Cheques. Bomb-Proof Auto Aeetooestesteteoteateotatestnte ster ofesrotentectesfoe feat obestenefoasterdeotesteesteneatenfe testes teoitesteeretesin The most costly and luxurious autowe . ‘mobile ever brought to China was ‘built in the United States for the 2 president of the Nanking government. 4 ‘The whole of the metal work on the & body of the limousine, and even the } hood, is of half-inch thick navy steel plate, which is designed to shed the bullets or bombs of would-be assasgins. Two extra seats project from the back of the car, built high enough : to permit the occupants to~see for4 SS ward over the hood. These will be oca cupied by special guards with machine TOGETHER WE TWO We wish to suggest, if you are planning a vacation trip, that you let us supply you with these Travelers Cheques in order : : aa a to protect and insure your travel funds and assure a worryShe is charming, he’ is distinguished, although the ties. eaccemich wacenan. gown is not new, and his tuxedo a veteran. 4 guns. The running boards are un2 cient Yuta a . 3 <usually long, for guards to stand, each The se Dry Cleaning “< ; “with a revolver in hand. Ne Those who employ the wizardry of the dry cleaner’s i \ Lump of Luck art are always well dressed for all occasions. & ‘ One day, in the spring of 1903, two nayvies quarreled while at work on a rough railway track made for hauling lumber. Hig words led to blows and one man flungan axe at the otheeteteateateaters is * fee SERVICE CLEANERS er. It missed him but struck a boul-. F : der, splitting it in two\and showing . 4% Foster and Jeffery OF C ALIFORNI up in its heart a mass glittering * : ‘ whiteness. It was a lump of almost . 4 Secs # : p sa a eee ~ pure silver—and: the miracle\silver: . = Where Quality and Sevice Meet”’ 3 = city, Cobalt, in Northern Ontario,’ & » 2 : F \ Ly _ a men Jete enim NE Nevada City Agency at Prestons Newsstand + Penalty for Fisting * 215 W. Main St. Phone 264 Grass Valley ee . @ . = Stags, moose, caribou, and elk often . * : : 2 . ee fight so furiously that their horns are 8 é , ce : hopelessly interlocked and the animals We Call For and Deliver : , : starve or die of exhaustion.—Country < : oe NEVADA CITY BRANCH ) 4 Home. ‘ Lee ee ete LLL LEE EEE EES EEE EEE ETE EEG OS ati SS ee ce : = P B ed ae _ Nevada City ~ ne Sale . '