June 10, 1929 (6 pages)

Mr. and 7 iexs. Jos my ‘guests, Mr.and Mrs. R. Ww. Wild and daughter, Sue, of San Fran-! cisco, Mrs. M. Peélglase s&pent the past week in San Francisco. with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bossum. They motored up with her and spent a few days here visiting relatives. William Glover is here visiting relatives for several months. a adda ada nda la can a Gallon Can Large Ripe Olives .... Lo $1.00 Strawberry Preserves, [Tb jar. -0..0c0 ee 30c HyPower Tamales and Chili Con Canis can, 14c Out ef town orders solicited and prompt service — Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS '™° “The Be Phone 176 CBB Bede gedendese nde nde sted aterte fe rfe ferent nde tee ndenenfendenferte slelenteionfenfesionite goleiionk sever aferiegeih ¢ A full 214 Ib. bar French Castile Soap ... 49c 3 7-oz. bars Coco Almond or Coco Lemon Soap 25¢~” ee Eo oS Grecian Rose Body Powder 2.0.::.:-:c::0000oe 79: + . pint Laveseptol (asterine) oo co oa 75c A Complete Stock of Owl Drug Store Products at San Francisco Prices / H. DICKERMAN ie ca 3y Stationer HELP YOURSELF AND THE COMMUNITY BY STARTING A SIX PER CENT PASS BOOK / SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A LOCAL STATE a SUPERVISED INSTITUTION BARREL COIN FOR THE ASKING Fer information about our guaranteed six per. cent installment or full paid invesment certificates, Call, write or phone NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Offices at Grass Valley oes Nevada City ‘Office Hours: 9 Including Saturdays a a ee ee ee RE ee ee GER G ESHER Ee HE EEE Oe F NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson «© — Equipped to handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal ee ana A-Ray Cases Medern Lquipment — have as . Powel! Block Werhostesefeofeiteaterte leone steate ergeifeoteatenh eolesfegeisese eo REGULAR CUT PRICES @ 1 quart Owl Ameroil .. . + Ee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eden have had as. guests the following tives, Mrs. Otto Lutz and daughter, Marjorie Jean, of Grant’s Pass, Ore. gon: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eden and i'Mrs. Williab Eden of Lake county, }> over the week end. Mrs. Witliam Eden spent the remainedr of the week here visiting, while the others returned home. Subscribe fer The Nugget. oot free a ce ie ee a ac ee ee a a ac ’. . ease a fe) 2% hie & st for Tess” Seteter roe Nevada City 3 SPECIAL THIS WEEK Whole Wheat Pancake Flour, large package .. : 296 } By-One Can = Mutlh Mak for. 57th One Can Mallo Malt = at tian ee oe ote 9 heath re aeafesge % ee oes e He st, Noy Me ot etree *, Ht o-4 , eS ate! A FEW OF THE sheteaterts + + aoe eat Nertoates * Aire Ble ce at ats * ha / et ot He Ht Beste tot sh Bytey “flee? 26 fegededegebtebletetetedetedeteteteintetedetetetitte Soihergesfontertertenteat & heen: SAVINGS BANKS a. m. to 5 p. m. daily Nevada City rela. . tn Me grad’ Saslortestesfesteeslesles pb hestecteafehe tested, Cin, § Ses eee reer = eres tretenecocereerseecceeseseer es THE NEVADA CiTy NUGGE T::. CALIFORNIA _ THE SOCIAL ¥ WHIRL BOB JEFFORD WEDS GIRL OF HIS CHOICE AT RENO Lionel (‘‘Bob’’) Jefford went to Reno, Nevada this week and met his bride -to-be, Miss Wilma S. Hdwards of Columbia, Ohio. They were married Friday in that city Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchison accompanied the . young mony. They all returned to Grass Valley in the Hutchison car. Satur day. Mr. Jefford is young. man, — wii . a very populai having friends during his }Ynade many residence here. He is associated in busines with his father, in the Jefford & al Home. Soa FunerThe young couple have the best wishes of the entire com munity. . BENJAMIN F. HOWES TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Howe are another couple’ to celebrattheir fiftieth wedding anniversary and Saturday was spent at thei: home receiving the felicitations oj their-many friends; Fhey-were mar ried at Alna, Arkansas, coming to the coast in 1902 and to Nevada City in 1907 where they have since made their home. Mr. Howe has charge of the Banner Mountain lookout fo. the summer months. Wild Party” “The with Clara Bow. TUESDAY and “The King of. Kings’. MONDAY— WEDNESDAY— The great Biblical story that. you should not fail to see on.these two nights only. MRS. HATTIE BUFRFINGTON PASSES FROM MORTAL LIF& = Mrs. Hattie Buffington, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, I. AR Rolfe, and born in Nevada City, October 21st, 1856, passed away early Thursday morning from a Jong Deceased was a charter membe. bf Laurel Parlor, Native Daugh ters, and served for one teim a its president. She assisted in 01 ganizing the Shakespeare Cluhs which flourished here for a nuinbe: of years. Funeral services were heid Satur day morning, at the late home, conducted by the Rev. H. EH Mucekner and the Native Daughters con ducted the services at the grave. Captain Charles Lowenberg ~~ and Donald Strandberg of San Francisco came«up and spent the week end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O Strandberg. Mr. and. Mrs. R: L. Jones: anil family of Sacramento have rented 2 house on Lost Hill: and wiil speni the summer here, He is the head of he State Reclamation Bureau in Sacramento. THE JUNE Matched bridal pair iz che exquisite Traub Orange Blossém motif. Traub quality diamond $130 Happy In the possession of « Traub Engagement Ringe, bearing the true and getivine Orange Blossom design, the june Bride now looks forward with equal pleasure tothe wearing of her Genuine Orange Blossom wedding ring. Let.vs show you matched pairs in these really fine ings — “Styled by ‘Traub’, i W. HARTUNG & SON . man to"} @°. Reno‘ and were t pradaiit at the-cere a —— —=. JCPEN 115-119 Mill Street ie Prompt attention given to mail orders Grass Valley Be Modern! Shop at Your J. C. Penney Store Where Quality and Thrift en. SRT e —. *How Can You Price Your Goods So Low?” Our Answer Over a million shoppers pass ‘thru our 1213 stores every. week. They place in pur hands. a purchasing power that enables us t demand the very lowes{ price the manufacturer is able to make. Giying you just a little more Style and Wear, with« out increasing the cost, is our practical application of. the Golden Rule. . P«Save” is a small word, Sut it built up a large businass. Sturdy rubber sole and rubber heel. Black or brown elk $2.98 Harvest Hat 36 Eyelets Of Peanit straw, shellaced, © tt trimmed; adjustable band. . —49c é ‘Rubber Boots’ In Men’s Sizes _ Built for hard service trong resistance to crackng. Has velvet finish and . extra thick, a) tough outsole. Sizes. 6 to 12 in. both short; and high! r > makes. Short Boot .. $3. 69 High Boot . So a $4.88 ' Shoe Value “Economy Prices A A dress shoe for the particu: pr man. Gun metal or Tan, Sturdy Tan Elk Work Shod with the popular Army last Rebber heel a = $3.98 Wark Shoe Of Black Elk A thoroughly dependable an: long wearing shoe, with foo comfort all day long! Witls sturdy oak sole and rubbed biel, Also in brown elk, $3.49 Work shoe of chocolate retan with rubber heel and sturdy: leather sole—sure to give the utm st in service and comfort. ; $2.49 : “ge Moleskin Work Panis. : { Of heav y-, \e weight black Bs and white! printed mole-; skin. Cuff bot-’ toms, belt loops. / Excellent value, a so ry $1.98 illness. She had spent her entire j life in this vicinity. Her husban‘ who had preceded her, was at on time supervisor of the first distriet. f Surviving“are the following chil. oa. dren: Mrs. B, E. Janes, “dna Buf {ington, Rolfe, Willie, Ned, Jack and’ Foster Buffington. 124 Mill Street Grass Volley \ PERHAPS VE CAN HELP When you are having trouble with your finances, it often helps to talk your affairs over with someone who is not worried and who can look the facts squarely in the face and be in a position to help. There are thousands of men and women throughout California who have been helped back to a sound business position through the interest, sympathy and help of the officians of the different banks of this organization. Your success is so indisupensably linked with ours that we take a real interest in your affairs and are aways glad to be of service to our clients. a . Do not hesitate to call on us any time. Our advice is yours for the mere asking. Whether it be with regard to your busin. ess or the matter of investment, you have but to ask us. BANK OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA ee rere we NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City % -catuietbiag A Sha gat one SNen aa oe

Mr. and 7 iexs. Jos my ‘guests, Mr.and Mrs. R. Ww. Wild and daughter, Sue, of San Fran-! cisco, Mrs. M. Peélglase s&pent the past week in San Francisco. with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bossum. They motored up with her and spent a few days here visiting relatives. William Glover is here visiting relatives for several months. a adda ada nda la can a Gallon Can Large Ripe Olives ........ Lo $1.00 Strawberry Preserves, [Tb jar. -0...0c0 ee 30c HyPower Tamales and Chili Con Canis can, 14c Out ef town orders solicited and prompt service — Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS '™° “The Be Phone 176 CBB Bede gedendese nde nde sted aterte fe rfe ferent nde tee ndenenfendenferte slelenteionfenfesionite goleiionk sever aferiegeih ¢ A full 214 Ib. bar French Castile Soap ...... 49c 3 7-oz. bars Coco Almond or Coco Lemon Soap 25¢~” ee Eo oS Grecian Rose Body Powder 2.0..::.:-:c::0000oe 79: + . pint Laveseptol (asterine) oo co oa 75c A Complete Stock of Owl Drug Store Products at San Francisco Prices / H. DICKERMAN ie ca 3y Stationer HELP YOURSELF AND THE COMMUNITY BY STARTING A SIX PER CENT PASS BOOK / SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A LOCAL STATE a SUPERVISED INSTITUTION BARREL COIN FOR THE ASKING Fer information about our guaranteed six per. cent installment or full paid invesment certificates, Call, write or phone NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Offices at Grass Valley oes Nevada City ‘Office Hours: 9 Including Saturdays a a ee ee ee RE ee ee GER G ESHER Ee HE EEE Oe F NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson «© — Equipped to handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal ee ana A-Ray Cases Medern Lquipment — have as . Powel! Block Werhostesefeofeiteaterte leone steate ergeifeoteatenh eolesfegeisese eo REGULAR CUT PRICES @ 1 quart Owl Ameroil ... . + Ee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eden have had as. guests the following tives, Mrs. Otto Lutz and daughter, Marjorie Jean, of Grant’s Pass, Ore. gon: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eden and i'Mrs. Williab Eden of Lake county, }> over the week end. Mrs. Witliam Eden spent the remainedr of the week here visiting, while the others returned home. Subscribe fer The Nugget. oot free a ce ie ee a ac ee ee a a ac ’. . ease a fe) 2% hie & st for Tess” Seteter roe Nevada City 3 SPECIAL THIS WEEK Whole Wheat Pancake Flour, large package .... : 296 } By-One Can = Mutlh Mak for.. 57th One Can Mallo Malt = at tian ee oe ote 9 heath re aeafesge % ee oes e He st, Noy Me ot etree *, Ht o-4 , eS ate! A FEW OF THE sheteaterts + + aoe eat Nertoates * Aire Ble ce at ats * ha / et ot He Ht Beste tot sh Bytey “flee? 26 fegededegebtebletetetedetedeteteteintetedetetetitte Soihergesfontertertenteat & heen: SAVINGS BANKS a. m. to 5 p. m. daily Nevada City rela. . tn Me grad’ Saslortestesfesteeslesles pb hestecteafehe tested, Cin, § Ses eee reer = eres tretenecocereerseecceeseseer es THE NEVADA CiTy NUGGE T::. CALIFORNIA _ THE SOCIAL ¥ WHIRL BOB JEFFORD WEDS GIRL OF HIS CHOICE AT RENO Lionel (‘‘Bob’’) Jefford went to Reno, Nevada this week and met his bride -to-be, Miss Wilma S. Hdwards of Columbia, Ohio. They were married Friday in that city Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchison accompanied the . young mony. They all returned to Grass Valley in the Hutchison car. Satur day. Mr. Jefford is young. man, — wii . a very populai having friends during his }Ynade many residence here. He is associated in busines with his father, in the Jefford & al Home. Soa FunerThe young couple have the best wishes of the entire com munity. . BENJAMIN F. HOWES TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Howe are another couple’ to celebrattheir fiftieth wedding anniversary and Saturday was spent at thei: home receiving the felicitations oj their-many friends; Fhey-were mar ried at Alna, Arkansas, coming to the coast in 1902 and to Nevada City in 1907 where they have since made their home. Mr. Howe has charge of the Banner Mountain lookout fo. the summer months. Wild Party” “The with Clara Bow.

TUESDAY and “The King of. Kings’. MONDAY— WEDNESDAY— The great Biblical story that. you should not fail to see on.these two nights only. MRS. HATTIE BUFRFINGTON PASSES FROM MORTAL LIF& = Mrs. Hattie Buffington, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, I. AR Rolfe, and born in Nevada City, October 21st, 1856, passed away early Thursday morning from a Jong Deceased was a charter membe. bf Laurel Parlor, Native Daugh ters, and served for one teim a its president. She assisted in 01 ganizing the Shakespeare Cluhs which flourished here for a nuinbe: of years. Funeral services were heid Satur day morning, at the late home, conducted by the Rev. H. EH Mucekner and the Native Daughters con ducted the services at the grave. Captain Charles Lowenberg ~~ and Donald Strandberg of San Francisco came«up and spent the week end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O Strandberg. Mr. and. Mrs. R: L. Jones: anil family of Sacramento have rented 2 house on Lost Hill: and wiil speni the summer here, He is the head of he State Reclamation Bureau in Sacramento. THE JUNE Matched bridal pair iz che exquisite Traub Orange Blossém motif. Traub quality diamond $130 Happy In the possession of « Traub Engagement Ringe, bearing the true and getivine Orange Blossom design, the june Bride now looks forward with equal pleasure tothe wearing of her Genuine Orange Blossom wedding ring. Let.vs show you matched pairs in these really fine ings — “Styled by ‘Traub’, i W. HARTUNG & SON . man to"} @°. Reno‘ and were t pradaiit at the-cere a —— —=. JCPEN 115-119 Mill Street ie Prompt attention given to mail orders Grass Valley Be Modern! Shop at Your J. C. Penney Store Where Quality and Thrift en. SRT e —. *How Can You Price Your Goods So Low?” Our Answer Over a million shoppers pass ‘thru our 1213 stores every. week. They place in pur hands. a purchasing power that enables us t demand the very lowes{ price the manufacturer is able to make. Giying you just a little more Style and Wear, with« out increasing the cost, is our practical application of. the Golden Rule. . P«Save” is a small word, Sut it built up a large businass. Sturdy rubber sole and rubber heel. Black or brown elk $2.98 Harvest Hat 36 Eyelets Of Peanit straw, shellaced, © tt trimmed; adjustable band. . —49c é ‘Rubber Boots’ In Men’s Sizes _ Built for hard service trong resistance to crackng. Has velvet finish and . extra thick, a) tough outsole. Sizes. 6 to 12 in. both short; and high! r > makes. Short Boot .... $3. 69 High Boot . So a $4.88 ' Shoe Value “Economy Prices A A dress shoe for the particu: pr man. Gun metal or Tan, Sturdy Tan Elk Work Shod with the popular Army last Rebber heel a = $3.98 Wark Shoe Of Black Elk A thoroughly dependable an: long wearing shoe, with foo comfort all day long! Witls sturdy oak sole and rubbed biel, Also in brown elk, $3.49 Work shoe of chocolate retan with rubber heel and sturdy: leather sole—sure to give the utm st in service and comfort. ; $2.49 : “ge Moleskin Work Panis. : { Of heav y-, \e weight black Bs and white! printed mole-; skin. Cuff bot-’ toms, belt loops. / Excellent value, a so ry $1.98 illness. She had spent her entire j life in this vicinity. Her husban‘ who had preceded her, was at on time supervisor of the first distriet. f Surviving“are the following chil. oa. dren: Mrs. B, E. Janes, “dna Buf {ington, Rolfe, Willie, Ned, Jack and’ Foster Buffington. 124 Mill Street Grass Volley \ PERHAPS VE CAN HELP When you are having trouble with your finances, it often helps to talk your affairs over with someone who is not worried and who can look the facts squarely in the face and be in a position to help. There are thousands of men and women throughout California who have been helped back to a sound business position through the interest, sympathy and help of the officians of the different banks of this organization. Your success is so indisupensably linked with ours that we take a real interest in your affairs and are aways glad to be of service to our clients. a . Do not hesitate to call on us any time. Our advice is yours for the mere asking. Whether it be with regard to your busin. ess or the matter of investment, you have but to ask us. BANK OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA ee rere we NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City % -catuietbiag A Sha gat one SNen aa oe