June 16, 1930 (8 pages)

“a F } -f. TUNE 16, 1930 3 i » THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET nein Equipped to handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal ana -Ray Cases ea nn re ree ia .60 i aca eis 25 A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City: Arthur A. Willoughby Editor and Publisher . Associate Elsie P. Willoughby The Lieutenant Governorship seems to be a prize plum in the political game that many are angling for this year. It is an important office carrying with it the speaker of the senate. The Lieutenant Governor. wields considerable power in the state and it is no wonder so many are out for it. H. L. Carnahan , the ifacumbent Lieutenant Governor, is again in the race. Our g friend of long standing and brother publisher, Frank Merriam, who was speaker in the Assembly during Richardson's administration, is making a strong run _ fight for the majority of the votes. Our old classmate, Elmer ~ E. Robinson, has his hat in the ring. He is an attorney in San Francisco. Among others is Senator H. B. Nelson of Eureka who is responsible for the gas tax which makes possible our excellent roads. It is rumored that more are to come out. Truly the voter. will feel like a small boy in a candy store when he goes to the poles in August. You'd ‘be ill at ease, I’m sure, if I let a fly or a bug escape my nose. So I GEORGIE, THE FRCG p team hung on to the Wind, who was taking him for a trip, and all the time the Wind flew along; he whistled guyly. But the trip was not a long one, even during his early adventures, In no time at all they were at the mountain top and the Wind_ introduced Tommy to the great pond leader. The trip hadn’t really taken so long, after all. Of course he had been enor mously helped by thislift, which the Wind had given him. Still, it hadn't been so hard—save for the time he had almost stayed by the lake below. After he had made up his mind to come further, it had been easy. Now he was at the top of the moun tain and right in the heart of the top The old familiar verse might be changed to suit the aspiring candidates to read: : Smile and the voters are with you, Frown and you stand to lose. Take our friend, “Jerry Seawell,’* as an example. just go on the same, whether . have company or not.” “Ig the cave near here?’ Tommy asked. “It is,” Georgie, “but don’t hurry away just as you've come. Besides, the old man said I could talk “The whole secret in this business of understanding animal talk,” sald Georgie, “is patience. Of course, as. you’re an adventurer, you're being given special permissions and priv ileges—and you can talk in a wordfashion with us. But as the old man says, anyone who has patience and who cares for creatures such as we It was “There was a time when I was a foolish young frog. I thought I was better than all of the others. I went to take up my abode with the Sbons it were the colors of the moss and ferns and flowers that were about. It seemed to hold in Itself all the loveliest of shades and colors, And 80 Tommy treat me. stretched out a hand : Store Home of the VICTOR Radio having come from a mud home, and I that I swallowed my skin when molted, showing, they said, how poor and of little account the family was that we had to.eat our own skins! “That was enough for me. So here I am leading the Frog Chorus every / want to introduce you to. said to swallowed bug. a “That was delicious, thank you, bug, so much,” Georgie said. And then he added: “Of course the bug can’t ap preciate my thanks after he has been swallowed, but every once.in a while Mr. I believe in being mannerly. It keeps one in practice.” “And it makes me think,” said Tommy, “that I’m most frightfully hungry, and I’ve a knapsack filled with food.” Georgie started to croak and croak, The Wind had gone off again, and “I Georgie Again Tommy was sitting by the edge of the gurgled. : night.” within reach. : Sitting on a-stump, a handsome old stump, sat a big frog. . “I They gave me a banquet, then, and from all around came frogs and turtles, birds; squirrels and little wild rabbits. Tommy spread out the knapsack, and everyone had a feast. Such good things as there were to eat, and such a lot of everything, too. myself, (Copyright.) E.P.W. bella; Morristown, N. J., 85 bells; Albany, N. Y., 60 bells; Norwood, Mass., 50 bells; Plainfield, N. J., 28 bells; Cineinnati, Ohio, 23 bells; Springfield, Mass., 47 bells; Indianapolis, Ind., 60 bells, and Rochester, Minn., the Mayo clinic, 28 bells. umber sound from Antwerp’s cathe “Radical,” Term Applied to Advanced Liberals At-the mention of the “radical” there is immediately conjured up in the mind thoughts of Communists, Bolshevists or some other revolutionary group whose ideas run counter to those of law-abiding citizens. That radicalism, however, is not a modern excrescence is known to all who have studied the movement. The original radicals, in the word’s constituted an 23 bells, Guelph of 23 bells, Toronto present political sense, active early in the party, English raniversity of 23 bells, Toronto MetroNineteenth century. : qpolitan church of 23 bells and Ottawa included really were radicals These ~of 58 bells, this last carillon being in the Liberal political group of the placed in the tower of the Parliament day, the’radicals.being those members Fhouse. In the United States there are ‘ -aproximately 30 carilions. The most with more advanced ideas, Henry Hunt and others who were “mportant of these are at New York, em carillon of 68 belis, the largest carilin favor of radical reforms enjoyed the distinction or oblequy of being “Mon in the world, the gift of John D. “Rockefeller, Jr., in memory of his the first to be termed “radicals,” the ~mother; at Cohasset, 51 bells; at name being applied to them in 1818.— Kansas City Star. -~@%:.belis; Germantown, Pa., 48 belis; An Afterthought Dlustrating his contention that the to actor is too apt altogether modern : suppose that he la in some way above ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal a Banquet At this store you can obain everyhing you need for that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promply delivered. We disappoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. J. J. JACKSON Phor . Number One We Deliver PREMISES FOR SALE— The residence property of the late Chas. H. Eddy and wife on Prospect St., Nevada City. 9 room: 1% story house in good repair and well furnished. Large lot commanding excellent view. Fully equipped with ‘A new phase of the crippled mining industry (or at least one which the writer never thought of) was the fact that ance of “Hamlet.” Having secured our famous California Blue Sky Law makes the financing of his seats the. clergyman started to go, came back. water, sewer, electric and gas ser#@ mining company. so difficult as to be almost impossible. As but as an afterthoughthe,hegreatly to the vire. House and carpets curtains and “By the way,” sald a result California speculators are putting their money into amazement of Irving, “Who is playing such furnishings as desired to be Nevada and other state concerns. Life itself is a gamble and the part of Hamlet?’—Kansas City sold to close estate. Inquire of Fred M. Miller, Grass ‘people love to take a chance. What is more fascinating than a Times. Valley, or ©. D. Woodman, Nevada chance that a hole in the ground may be a million dollar proFertile Nile Valley City. ducer. Why not give California speculators a chance at the The waters of the Nile, which attain game and stimulate the industry upon which this great state treir greatest height in September, commence to recede in October, leavof ours was founded. Something will be brought up at the ing behind them a rich, fertile soil, OSCAR E. WINBURN next legislature to change the present law. Under the New which first appears in the form of ATTORNEY AT LAW these the canny EgypSuite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. York laws the speculator invests at his own risk but the proislands, ‘Tio tlans row out at the earliest possible GRASS VALLEY, CAL. moter who cannot produce the goods is severely punished. 1noment to plant melon-seeds, so that Phone 47 As a result wildcat promoters have left for more. kindly ports. the melon-plans “may mature, and fruit ripen, before the waters begin Yours for mining, to rise again in June. One of the Andover, Rexake ing been a tadpole in my youth and and himself, office of his own theater. when a clergyman from the country came-in to buy a couple of tickets for a perform 85 bells; The hut they made remarks about my hav found the sky, after all, was nowhere Getting away from politics and speaking of the weather, it is queer that those who a few days ago were’ longing for the author, H. B. Irving, son of Henry summer to come are complaining of the heat. How fussywe -Irving, and himself a fine Hamlet— used to tell, as a great joke against juman beings are. how he had been in the box +Maas., 81 bells; Birmingham, Ale., 25 = THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE big at first, but you find they’re pretty small after a time. And how they did elose at hand seemed the sky, though Georgie _. Cranbrook, Mich, 45 bells; Gloucester. “3 j anything right, and so I didn’t see that. “Well, they’re creatures which look ‘Make myself at home.’ That makes me happy and puts you at ease. {Mountain Lake, Fia., 60 bells; Chicago, REHARRS t i mean, but in those days I didn’t see In another column. will be foundthe /announcement of Charles G. Johnson, incumbent State Treasurer. He is a real friend to the mining industry. Give him/your support Nevada dral spire. In the belfry at Mons are “44 pells and from the belfry at Ghent 52 bells still ring even as they did when the treaty of peace between the ‘Wnited States and Great Britain was signed on Christmas eve, 1814 At Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and also at Middleburg, Delft, Utrecht, The ‘Hague, Groningen and at Arnhem, fa“mous carillons are found. Patriotic Americans have placed upon. the Louvain (Belgium) library a carillon of -48 bells. In Canada there are five “modern carillons, including Simcoe of Expressly made to counteract damaging mouth acidity. Use it.on the specially constructed brush that forces food particles from between the teeth, and effectively massages the gums. Rexall Milk of Magnesia Tooth paste is sold only at Rexall Stores. er way, you will see what they really pond, very near the stump. He thought of World’s Carillons 40¢ who live at Gums Landing. If you spell those words around the oth he must have misunderstood the frog. “Thank you,” Tommy answered, “I'll make myself at home.” “Goog-a-room. I didn’t say that,” The most famous carillon in the “world is the St. Romboild’s carillon of -45 bells at Malines, in Belgium. The “belfry at Bruges has 47 bells, a like Rexall Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste an entertaining frog, and the thought of. talking to him was a Joly one. a great promotion for me.” Georgie swallowed a bug which had landed on his nose. Then he continued: Georgie Green Frog,” said the Wind. “Georgie, meet Tommy.” “Goog-a-room,” said Georgie, “make myself at home.” New York Has Largest _ HAVE A “MILK OF MAGNESIA” SMILE! to you first.’* Tommy thought: Georgie was quite “I'm the pond leader now. We had the great pleasure of a “‘talk feast’’ one day last ‘week with Edgar C. Levey, an attorney of San Francisco, ‘speaker of the Assembly. His keen intellectual mind was a mental stimuli to us and we returned to the grind refreshed. de is interested in Nevada County and its problems. County. said . obieete are, can learn what we have to say and what we do and how we live. The Republican nomination for Governor. is a three-. cornered race but none the less a puzzling one. It is rather “Thank You,” Tommy Answered, “Til early in the fight to name the winner and many nwspapers Make Myse!f at Home.” are staying out of the fight until they find which way the wind of the mountain was a pond—the loveblows. Really, I think it is an excellent way myself. Nothing llest pond he had ever seen. In it were the colors of the sky. In like being in on the winning side. _ Nevada City Modern Equipment SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year eny address in California, in advance ... $2.00 <hiteie (ec fornia, wy UU). Soo 2.50 . Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson ublished weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, ard entered as mail matter of the second class in the. postoffice at Nevads City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ES ee , NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM _. WHITE FLANNELS Should Be Cleaned Regularly! Send Us Yours This Week Include Neckties Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. Phone Grass Valley 375 and we will call th enexttrip. We will credit your phone charges. GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS , Ed Burtner. Proprietor 111 West Main St. Phone 375W commonest sights in Egypt in the spring !s a long string of caméls roped nose-to-tail, and led by a small boy; each animal bearing on its back a huge netful of round green watermelons. *Til Next Time Although she has an assortment of hats, she wants a new one. (That’s the woman—of it.) He says he thinks she can get along without it. A SPLENDID VALUE ae (That's the man of it.) 17 Powell Street at Mark She insists that she can’t, and she’s going to get it. (That’s the woman of it.) He says “not if he knows it.” (That’s the nian of it.) ‘ DO * ‘She breaks down and weeps. e@ peg the woman of it.) gives in. (That's the end of it.) THIS CENTRAL LOCA WN OWN TOWN LOL: TION = This coupon entitles hoffier toFREE tain only about half a dozen tree . species. In the hardwood forests of the East, one can find ten times that many in an afternoon’s walk. Trop ical forests have thousands of known species and perhaps hundreds more LY == Yellow Tazi—depot to Turpin Hotel. : W.M.SELL Je, FREE GARAGE ED +. . . ‘ i" sey J a ae a een » "The ‘Kalends, . Z.E-FAREOW Trees in United States The number of tree species varies . . enormously throughout the world, says Forests and Mankind. Over that great atretch covered by north Russia, Sweden, and Norway, the forests con ay Se eA NEW STEAMERS uxe , ° Floating HILLS CREST AUTO WRECKERS “« New and used parts for alt Makes of Cars _ We buy and sell Junk _of All Kinds 410 E. Main Street Grass Valley) dred different ttee species grow in the Phone 150 not yet discovered. About eight hunUnited States. Subscribe for rhe Nugget. ¥ PRE Phave MAIN . or Foot 4620 .

“a F } -f. TUNE 16, 1930 3 i » THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET nein Equipped to handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal ana -Ray Cases ea nn re ree ia .60 i aca eis 25 A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City: Arthur A. Willoughby Editor and Publisher . Associate Elsie P. Willoughby The Lieutenant Governorship seems to be a prize plum in the political game that many are angling for this year. It is an important office carrying with it the speaker of the senate. The Lieutenant Governor. wields considerable power in the state and it is no wonder so many are out for it. H. L. Carnahan , the ifacumbent Lieutenant Governor, is again in the race. Our g friend of long standing and brother publisher, Frank Merriam, who was speaker in the Assembly during Richardson's administration, is making a strong run _ fight for the majority of the votes. Our old classmate, Elmer ~ E. Robinson, has his hat in the ring. He is an attorney in San Francisco. Among others is Senator H. B. Nelson of Eureka who is responsible for the gas tax which makes possible our excellent roads. It is rumored that more are to come out. Truly the voter. will feel like a small boy in a candy store when he goes to the poles in August. You'd ‘be ill at ease, I’m sure, if I let a fly or a bug escape my nose. So I GEORGIE, THE FRCG p team hung on to the Wind, who was taking him for a trip, and all the time the Wind flew along; he whistled guyly. But the trip was not a long one, even during his early adventures, In no time at all they were at the mountain top and the Wind_ introduced Tommy to the great pond leader. The trip hadn’t really taken so long, after all. Of course he had been enor mously helped by thislift, which the Wind had given him. Still, it hadn't been so hard—save for the time he had almost stayed by the lake below. After he had made up his mind to come further, it had been easy. Now he was at the top of the moun tain and right in the heart of the top The old familiar verse might be changed to suit the aspiring candidates to read: : Smile and the voters are with you, Frown and you stand to lose. Take our friend, “Jerry Seawell,’* as an example. just go on the same, whether . have company or not.” “Ig the cave near here?’ Tommy asked. “It is,” Georgie, “but don’t hurry away just as you've come. Besides, the old man said I could talk “The whole secret in this business of understanding animal talk,” sald Georgie, “is patience. Of course, as. you’re an adventurer, you're being given special permissions and priv ileges—and you can talk in a wordfashion with us. But as the old man says, anyone who has patience and who cares for creatures such as we It was “There was a time when I was a foolish young frog. I thought I was better than all of the others. I went to take up my abode with the Sbons it were the colors of the moss and ferns and flowers that were about. It seemed to hold in Itself all the loveliest of shades and colors, And 80 Tommy treat me. stretched out a hand : Store Home of the VICTOR Radio having come from a mud home, and I that I swallowed my skin when molted, showing, they said, how poor and of little account the family was that we had to.eat our own skins! “That was enough for me. So here I am leading the Frog Chorus every / want to introduce you to. said to swallowed bug. a “That was delicious, thank you, bug, so much,” Georgie said. And then he added: “Of course the bug can’t ap preciate my thanks after he has been swallowed, but every once.in a while Mr. I believe in being mannerly. It keeps one in practice.” “And it makes me think,” said Tommy, “that I’m most frightfully hungry, and I’ve a knapsack filled with food.” Georgie started to croak and croak, The Wind had gone off again, and “I Georgie Again Tommy was sitting by the edge of the gurgled. : night.” within reach. : Sitting on a-stump, a handsome old stump, sat a big frog. . “I They gave me a banquet, then, and from all around came frogs and turtles, birds; squirrels and little wild rabbits. Tommy spread out the knapsack, and everyone had a feast. Such good things as there were to eat, and such a lot of everything, too. myself, (Copyright.) E.P.W. bella; Morristown, N. J., 85 bells; Albany, N. Y., 60 bells; Norwood, Mass., 50 bells; Plainfield, N. J., 28 bells; Cineinnati, Ohio, 23 bells; Springfield, Mass., 47 bells; Indianapolis, Ind., 60 bells, and Rochester, Minn., the Mayo clinic, 28 bells. umber sound from Antwerp’s cathe “Radical,” Term Applied to Advanced Liberals At-the mention of the “radical” there is immediately conjured up in the mind thoughts of Communists, Bolshevists or some other revolutionary group whose ideas run counter to those of law-abiding citizens. That radicalism, however, is not a modern excrescence is known to all who have studied the movement. The original radicals, in the word’s constituted an 23 bells, Guelph of 23 bells, Toronto present political sense, active early in the party, English raniversity of 23 bells, Toronto MetroNineteenth century. : qpolitan church of 23 bells and Ottawa included really were radicals These ~of 58 bells, this last carillon being in the Liberal political group of the placed in the tower of the Parliament day, the’radicals.being those members Fhouse. In the United States there are ‘ -aproximately 30 carilions. The most with more advanced ideas, Henry Hunt and others who were “mportant of these are at New York, em carillon of 68 belis, the largest carilin favor of radical reforms enjoyed the distinction or oblequy of being “Mon in the world, the gift of John D. “Rockefeller, Jr., in memory of his the first to be termed “radicals,” the ~mother; at Cohasset, 51 bells; at name being applied to them in 1818.— Kansas City Star. -~@%:.belis; Germantown, Pa., 48 belis; An Afterthought Dlustrating his contention that the to actor is too apt altogether modern : suppose that he la in some way above ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal a Banquet At this store you can obain everyhing you need for that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promply delivered. We disappoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. J. J. JACKSON Phor . Number One We Deliver PREMISES FOR SALE— The residence property of the late Chas. H. Eddy and wife on Prospect St., Nevada City. 9 room: 1% story house in good repair and well furnished. Large lot commanding excellent view. Fully equipped with ‘A new phase of the crippled mining industry (or at least one which the writer never thought of) was the fact that ance of “Hamlet.” Having secured our famous California Blue Sky Law makes the financing of his seats the. clergyman started to go, came back. water, sewer, electric and gas ser#@ mining company. so difficult as to be almost impossible. As but as an afterthoughthe,hegreatly to the vire. House and carpets curtains and “By the way,” sald a result California speculators are putting their money into amazement of Irving, “Who is playing such furnishings as desired to be Nevada and other state concerns. Life itself is a gamble and the part of Hamlet?’—Kansas City sold to close estate. Inquire of Fred M. Miller, Grass ‘people love to take a chance. What is more fascinating than a Times. Valley,

or ©. D. Woodman, Nevada chance that a hole in the ground may be a million dollar proFertile Nile Valley City. ducer. Why not give California speculators a chance at the The waters of the Nile, which attain game and stimulate the industry upon which this great state treir greatest height in September, commence to recede in October, leavof ours was founded. Something will be brought up at the ing behind them a rich, fertile soil, OSCAR E. WINBURN next legislature to change the present law. Under the New which first appears in the form of ATTORNEY AT LAW these the canny EgypSuite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. York laws the speculator invests at his own risk but the proislands, ‘Tio tlans row out at the earliest possible GRASS VALLEY, CAL. moter who cannot produce the goods is severely punished. 1noment to plant melon-seeds, so that Phone 47 As a result wildcat promoters have left for more. kindly ports. the melon-plans “may mature, and fruit ripen, before the waters begin Yours for mining, to rise again in June. One of the Andover, Rexake ing been a tadpole in my youth and and himself, office of his own theater. when a clergyman from the country came-in to buy a couple of tickets for a perform 85 bells; The hut they made remarks about my hav found the sky, after all, was nowhere Getting away from politics and speaking of the weather, it is queer that those who a few days ago were’ longing for the author, H. B. Irving, son of Henry summer to come are complaining of the heat. How fussywe -Irving, and himself a fine Hamlet— used to tell, as a great joke against juman beings are. how he had been in the box +Maas., 81 bells; Birmingham, Ale., 25 = THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE big at first, but you find they’re pretty small after a time. And how they did elose at hand seemed the sky, though Georgie _. Cranbrook, Mich, 45 bells; Gloucester. “3 j anything right, and so I didn’t see that. “Well, they’re creatures which look ‘Make myself at home.’ That makes me happy and puts you at ease. {Mountain Lake, Fia., 60 bells; Chicago, REHARRS t i mean, but in those days I didn’t see In another column. will be foundthe /announcement of Charles G. Johnson, incumbent State Treasurer. He is a real friend to the mining industry. Give him/your support Nevada dral spire. In the belfry at Mons are “44 pells and from the belfry at Ghent 52 bells still ring even as they did when the treaty of peace between the ‘Wnited States and Great Britain was signed on Christmas eve, 1814 At Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and also at Middleburg, Delft, Utrecht, The ‘Hague, Groningen and at Arnhem, fa“mous carillons are found. Patriotic Americans have placed upon. the Louvain (Belgium) library a carillon of -48 bells. In Canada there are five “modern carillons, including Simcoe of Expressly made to counteract damaging mouth acidity. Use it.on the specially constructed brush that forces food particles from between the teeth, and effectively massages the gums. Rexall Milk of Magnesia Tooth paste is sold only at Rexall Stores. er way, you will see what they really pond, very near the stump. He thought of World’s Carillons 40¢ who live at Gums Landing. If you spell those words around the oth he must have misunderstood the frog. “Thank you,” Tommy answered, “I'll make myself at home.” “Goog-a-room. I didn’t say that,” The most famous carillon in the “world is the St. Romboild’s carillon of -45 bells at Malines, in Belgium. The “belfry at Bruges has 47 bells, a like Rexall Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste an entertaining frog, and the thought of. talking to him was a Joly one. a great promotion for me.” Georgie swallowed a bug which had landed on his nose. Then he continued: Georgie Green Frog,” said the Wind. “Georgie, meet Tommy.” “Goog-a-room,” said Georgie, “make myself at home.” New York Has Largest _ HAVE A “MILK OF MAGNESIA” SMILE! to you first.’* Tommy thought: Georgie was quite “I'm the pond leader now. We had the great pleasure of a “‘talk feast’’ one day last ‘week with Edgar C. Levey, an attorney of San Francisco, ‘speaker of the Assembly. His keen intellectual mind was a mental stimuli to us and we returned to the grind refreshed. de is interested in Nevada County and its problems. County. said . obieete are, can learn what we have to say and what we do and how we live. The Republican nomination for Governor. is a three-. cornered race but none the less a puzzling one. It is rather “Thank You,” Tommy Answered, “Til early in the fight to name the winner and many nwspapers Make Myse!f at Home.” are staying out of the fight until they find which way the wind of the mountain was a pond—the loveblows. Really, I think it is an excellent way myself. Nothing llest pond he had ever seen. In it were the colors of the sky. In like being in on the winning side. _ Nevada City Modern Equipment SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year eny address in California, in advance ...... $2.00 <hiteie (ec fornia, wy UU). Soo 2.50 . Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson ublished weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, ard entered as mail matter of the second class in the. postoffice at Nevads City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ES ee , NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM _. WHITE FLANNELS Should Be Cleaned Regularly! Send Us Yours This Week Include Neckties Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. Phone Grass Valley 375 and we will call th enexttrip. We will credit your phone charges. GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS , Ed Burtner. Proprietor 111 West Main St. Phone 375W commonest sights in Egypt in the spring !s a long string of caméls roped nose-to-tail, and led by a small boy; each animal bearing on its back a huge netful of round green watermelons. *Til Next Time Although she has an assortment of hats, she wants a new one. (That’s the woman—of it.) He says he thinks she can get along without it. A SPLENDID VALUE ae (That's the man of it.) 17 Powell Street at Mark She insists that she can’t, and she’s going to get it. (That’s the woman of it.) He says “not if he knows it.” (That’s the nian of it.) ‘ DO * ‘She breaks down and weeps. e@ peg the woman of it.) gives in. (That's the end of it.) THIS CENTRAL LOCA WN OWN TOWN LOL: TION = This coupon entitles hoffier toFREE tain only about half a dozen tree . species. In the hardwood forests of the East, one can find ten times that many in an afternoon’s walk. Trop ical forests have thousands of known species and perhaps hundreds more LY == Yellow Tazi—depot to Turpin Hotel. : W.M.SELL Je, FREE GARAGE ED +. . . ‘ i" sey J a ae a een » "The ‘Kalends, . Z.E-FAREOW Trees in United States The number of tree species varies . . enormously throughout the world, says Forests and Mankind. Over that great atretch covered by north Russia, Sweden, and Norway, the forests con ay Se eA NEW STEAMERS uxe , ° Floating HILLS CREST AUTO WRECKERS “« New and used parts for alt Makes of Cars _ We buy and sell Junk _of All Kinds 410 E. Main Street Grass Valley) dred different ttee species grow in the Phone 150 not yet discovered. About eight hunUnited States. Subscribe for rhe Nugget. ¥ PRE Phave MAIN . or Foot 4620 .