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NEVADA CITY NUGGET
HOOPER & WEAVER
MORTUARY, INC.
246 So. Church Street
. Grass Valley Phone 364
1 24-hour Ambulance Service
A
FINE.
WATCH REPAIRING
Radio Service & Repairing
Work Called tor and Delivered
Clarence R. Gray
5620 Coyote Street Phone 152
.
a DRIVE IN .
FOOD . ‘PALACE
Groceries; Fruit. and .
Vegetables
‘: Beer and Wine
COR, YORK AND COMMERCIAL
STREETS .
NEVADA ‘CITY,’ PHONE 898
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE .
For’ VENETIAN BLINDS
and LATEST PATTERNS
» IN WALL. PAPER .
* John Ww. Darke
"SAFE AND LOCKSMITH
Keys Made While You Wait
Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum
tric Irons, Stoves, Etc, Repaired.
. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, .
SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED
' Gunsmith, Light Welding.
_RAY’S FIXIT SHOP
109 West Main St., Phone ove
GRASS VALLEY
Cleaners, Washing Machines, Eleo. :
Shirley Hooper,
“Mount St. Mary’ a. 1941 Business School Graduates
Blossom Thorsen,
ley Davies, Catherine Tognarelli, Marie Kelly, Barbara
Carthy, Leora Woodward, Jean Smith.
Pictured above are the Class of 1941 Mount St. Mary’s Business School graduates.
City but some of the students have come from states other than California: The graduates, left to right; are:
Top Row: Bernice Ford, Marjorie Clark, Margaret Crawford, Emma Gene Jacoby, Irene Stevens, Barbara Rodgers. Second Row::, Jack Peterson, Catherine Davis, Betty Welch, Hetty Clarke, Pearl Strach, Florence Ashburn; .
Lorin Berryman. First Row: Margaret Gamble, Mary Jane Haffey, ShirWalker, Lillian Geach, Marjorie Young,
Maw are of Nevada
The Boy Scouts of this city will
also have a summer vacation, The
final meeting of the scouts. until
school starts again was held at the
Seaman Lodge in Pioneer Park
Tuesday night.
No Betoneion For Rent, Rooms
for Rent and For Sale Placards on
Sale At The Nugget Office.
. . Bedding Plants
\! Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest
. . selection in this district.
Prize Dahlia Bulbs. Gold
Fish, Canaries and Pet supplies. Garden Sprays and
Plant Foods.
Hills Flat Bird
Store .
Grass Valley
ractical mining tests from 75. to
percentages of sulphurets, va
Assays made for gold,
E. J. N. OTT. om ot
NEVADA CITY ASSAY.
Mail order check work promptly attended to.
Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and
Delaware Underwriters {nsurance ‘Companies,
h, Automobile Insurance
AND REFINING OFFICE
1000 pounds, giving the free gold
lue of sulphurets and tailings.
silver; lead and copper.
Proprietor
PRIN
MINING FORMS
LETTERHEADS
“ -YQU'_ NEED NEW
. STATIONERY .
ee e@ ®
COMPLETE SERVICE
FOR
FOLDERS’ CATALOGS
STATEMENTS HANDBILLS PROGRAMS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BLOTTERS : .
ENVELOPES INVOICES
In Fact — We Can Supply You With Anything
That Is Printed
NEVADA CITY
NUGGET
TELEDHO
TING
-Bruss. is to leave soon -for-an indeCampbell and Mrs. L, V. Smith.
ATTEND FAREWELL PARTY
IN SIERRA COUNTY
Mrs. Finnie Deal, Mrs. Katie Kinkel and Mrs. Lois Bruning of. Nevada
City were among those attending a
fartwell party given recently ‘for
Mrs. Webb Bruss of Alleghany. Mrs.
finite stay in Minnesota, The hostesesses at the party were Mrs. Jack
Rev. David’ Ralston of the local
Methodist Church is attending the
annual conference in Stockton. There
will. be no Sunday services at the
Methodist Church htre but other
church activities will take place.
A small boy leading a large jackass passed by an army cantonment.
.““Why are you holding on to your
brother so tight, buddy?’ asked a
draftee.
“So he won't join the army,” replied the lad promptly,
Tf it’s soiled, we clean it. If you
need a new one we supply it.
Ed Burtner
' GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS
111 Main Street, Phone 375
' Grass. Valley
New Deal
Under Management of
Pauline and Johnnie
108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley
BEER WINES, LIQUORS
Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please
Every Taste
Aircraft Plants .
In California:Employ 97,434
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—With:
97,434’: men employed as of May 1,
California aircraft producers are
playing a major part in arming the
nation and Great Britain, the Aircraft Information Bureau reported
today.
This 97,434 men compare with the
less than 40,000 employed last spring
and the 70,196 as of January this
year. Since the first of the year there
has been an increase of 27,238 aircraft workers.
Major companies who reported
their employment figures to the Aircraft Information Bureau are Consolidated, Douglas, Lockheed, North
American, Northrop, Ryan and Vultee.
With the increase in employment
has come a change in the methods
of production from that of making
aircraft in small lots to their production on the assembly line. Instead
of working one shift a day, all the
plants are working three shifts, on
holidays, Sundays and vacation
time.
Latest state statistics published by
H. C, Carrasco state labor commissioner, show that aircraft work in
the year from April, 1940, to April
1941 is up 134 per cent and payrolls
are up to 193 per cent.
Men at work during the month of
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YOU WILL BE
PLEASED
WITH OUR
COFFEE SHOP
NATIONAL ‘HOTEL AND
COFFEE SHOP
NEVADA CITY
CALIFORNIA
HOTEL CLUNIE
Rates from
FON COS occ
IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP
AND COCKTAIL BAR
HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Excellent Service—Best Food
8TH aor K STREET. SACRAMENTO, CATAIFORNIA
$1.50 Up
oO. 4. ACORN, Manager
April have. increased nearly ‘8 per
cent and payrolls are up 9.5 per cent
as compared with March.’:
crease. in, payroll over. the preced‘ing year is due to the greater’ num-:
ber of hours the men put in, and the
increased rates of pay.
James Williams, Nevada City constable, who recently underwent: an
NE 12, 1941 _THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941
MERCHANDISE . ]
‘EXCHANGE
Gene Melton, Prop.
We buy, sell and traded
used furniture, stoves, camp,
outfits, tools. Antiques.
Bargains in many lines.’
Lithographs.
210 Main St. Phone 410)
AIS ete
The’ in-}!
MEAT
is one of our
most
valuable foods
We supply. our patroys with
the meat frotn the best. cattle, sheep , and hogs that
money’ can buy., We have
built our reputation on service and quality’ und réason“Aablé ‘prices: Aisk ' your a
Pbore about" “us. “They wi
tell you.
Keysto ne
Market
DAVE RICHARDS, Prop.
(213 Commercial Street
Phone 67 Nevada City,
appendicitis operation, is improving
rapidly from his illness,
Need Printing. Done—We can do it.
BUICK
Phone 525
Dick Lane’s Service
UNION OIL PRODUCTS—WASHING—GREASING
National Automobile Association
NEVADA CITY
SALES
Broad Street
(
I love with all my heart.
To eat with apple tart.
Dairy
PHONE 77
The F riendly Cow, all red and white.
She gives us cream with all her might
—Robt. Louis Stevenson
Bret Harte
NEVADA CITY”
‘the very heart of the theatrical,
restaurant and shopping district.
HOTEL MANX
SAN FRANCISCO
your vacation.
Reward your family with a vacation at
the HOTEL MANX — San Francisco's finest
located hotel.. Powell at Union Square.. in
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RAINBOW’ S$ END
at Paxton, on the
where you can pan
. gion ae Feather River,
‘or gold and help pay for
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HOTEL SAN CARLOS
invites you to Monterey . . . California's most
historic city . . . overlooking Fort O a, the
Blue Bay of Monterey. sia tad aes
Rates from § 2.50
HOTEL CLUNIE
. With its famous “Ulsra-Modern Coffee Shop,”
at Sacramento, Capitol City of California.
Raa tom $4.50
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