June 17, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY. JUNE 17.1929, se Miss Alice Mooser, Mills College student, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. _ iH. Mooser. Fred Develey of Alleghany came down in his car Thursday on a. short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mooser had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindley of San Francisco, oyer the week end. William Clerkin of French Corral was a business visitor the latter part of the week. Mrs. Frank Groves of Camptonville was a visitor in Grass Valley ’ early in the week. George Dickinson and Merris Ingram spent Thursday in Sacramento. Captain J. E. Blake, of the state traffic department, made a business trip to Truckee recently. » John J. Looser pf Grass Yalley and J. E. Pauly of Camptonville were Sacramento visitors Thursday. William Sampson, W.-T. George and E. H. George spent last week end fishing at Lake Bowman. _ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Williford are “here visiting her mother, Mrs. LeDue. They are on their way to their home in Oakland after a, anio tour in the state of Oregon. Mis Mary Mohnson, teacher in the Courtland school the past year, , came up to spend her vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Johnson. : Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cursow and son, Jack, and H. M. Curnow™spent several days in Susanville. Jack ‘remained to take up highway work for the summer.months. He is a student at Sacramento Junior College. Those from Vallejo visiting in Grass Valley are, Mrs. R. T. Ney and daughter, Margaret; Mrs. F. 3. Conlin. L. B. Johnson of Lime Kiln had his hand badly cut with a saw blade. Among those home from Junior College, Sacramento, to spend their summer vacation are, Misses. Alice Skewes, Alice Henwood, E. Ferguson, and Jack Curnow. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nile were business visitors Oroville, Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Bett Schwartz and daughter of Washington, D. C., spent a few days visiting The two first mentioned ladies are former residents of Grass Valley. . They attended the Shrine convention in Los Angeles and later came up on their return home. They drove by auto from Washington, D. C. and will return the same way. Mrs. Harry Sparnon has as a Visitor her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Doseete of Antidch. William Patterson, Joe Perkins and George Perkins spent a week at the Sportsmen's Club at Lake Faucherie. Mr. and Mrs. Williams have had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Oshorne of Oakland. Mr. Williams and Mr. Osborne had a successful fishing trip to Lake Faucherie during the latter's visit. Subscribe for The Nugget. N.C. N. GR. R. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sunday, Sept. 30, 1928 Trains leave Nevada City at 5:20 a.m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. Trains leave Nevada City at 11:00}. a.m., Grass Valley 11:25 a. m., mak: ing direct connection with S. P. train No. 23 arriving at San Francisco 6:10 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 4:40 Pp. m., Grass Valley at 5:05 p. m. making direct connection with S. P. train No, 40 leaving San Francisco at 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and Nevada City 7:56 p.m. SUMMER RATES Effective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 30. 1929. All. tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass Valley to San Franeisco— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; 2 month $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles viz Stockton, both ways —16 days $26.25; 32 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Stockton one way, returning via Sar Francisco or vice-versa—16 days $28.75; 3 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—16 days $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley .to Reno—16 days $6.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove vi% San Francisco or Qakland only—16 days $15.00; 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos —-16 days $12.75; 3 months $14.75. : Grass Valley to Santa Cruz vis Watsonville—16 days $14.50; 3 months “$17.25. ' Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 day ticket only $4.00. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wasley. . Forrest Michell _ and Alfred Kramm, graduates from Sacramento Junior College, were two of twelve students to receive stars for high records, out of a_ class of 267. Robert Hocking is at Robbins, Yuba county employed on construction and. engineering work. Carl Carter and Misses Clarice Hocking and Vera Bassham accompanied him ‘returning home in the evening. . Misd Clarice Hocking and Bob Hocking spent last week end in Berkeley. Among. those from out of town attending the funeral of the late Robert Hall were, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgenson and daughter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. August Rettig, all of Oakland. her parents in Berkeley. Mr.i:and Mrs. W. T. Terrill had as a week end visitor their daughter, Miss Alice of San Francisco. Harry Crase is taking teratments at Wilbur Springs. Fred Foote attended the Nevada Count Reunion at Sacramento Sun: day. e G Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Norton have had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Pascoe, and Mrs Luelia Whiting of Richmond. Mrs. Peter W. Hawkins is home fro ma visit with relatives: in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Cooley are here from Alameda _ visiting his ‘mother. He is a teacher in the Alameda schools: J. R. Kneebone was a _ business visitor in Oakland and Sacramento this week. “Henry O’Neill, who has been employéd at the Spanish mine, returned to Nevada City this week. The Stmday School picnic at Chicago Park attracted) 1200 on ing weather. . . kitchen, are turning to electricity heating water. Mrs. Robert Ingram and_e son,; Robert, spent the week end visiting , ; days. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCauley came * ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, dnnmionnik ONAL MENTION. . ot} 2 Miss Elizabeth Hattung ot ‘ban Francisco is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hartung, Henry Fitter, a former resident ar-. over her vacation time. rived here Monday, and left Tuesday for a fishing trip near Graniteville. hi.riley Clark of Graniteville was attendin;, to business -affairs here early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lord had as visitors their son, Mr. and Mrs. H. a very serious condi-. ¢ {ord and ‘children, over the William Fippin, who suffered a a stroke’ of paralysis at Rough and Ready is in tion. Robert E. Hall died at his home on the Auburn highway, from a strokeiof paralysis he suffered seyeral days ago. week end. Jesse Ennor, stockman of Indian Springs district, was a Nevada City visitor Monday. Mrs. Martha Hoskins and. Mrs. Emma Foley had as visitors, Mrs. Celia Foley and daughters and Del Gaghnan, all of Oakland. Mrs. Carrie. Morgan returned to Miss Ida Phillips returned to Sac. her home in San Francisco after atramento after visiting her mother, ‘tending the Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. William Harry are in San Francisco. He has been very ill and went below to consult witn specialists. funeral of her late Phillips, for a few . sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Isaacs. J. J. Rockford of Alleghany was . here from Doris and ‘spent a few a visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. days visiting relatives here leaving George W. Hoskins of Sacramen. for San Diego Friday. He is engagElectric water heiting is now economical The cut in rates of a year ago, means that an electric water heater, when used with an electric range, heats water for only onethird to oneof a cent per gallon. So little to ee for hot water. And a CLEAN, COOL, all-electric . No wonder that women using electricity for cooking to was a visitor here during the] ed in road construction work. week. The American Legioners of the Visitohs in Nevada City’ Tuesday . county are opposed to the passage were, Mrs. W. E--Wellman © and of an ordinance having todo with mother, Mrs. Jesse Muse, former recarnival companies operating -outsidents, and Mr. and Mrs. S, Goney, . side the city limits of Grass Valall of Maryville. ley and Nevada City. : Members of. the’ NevadaCity A great deal of interest has been Lion’s Club. will attend. the joint . taken locally in the fight -made to . service -club meeting at Grass Val-. -rescue a miner who was imprison. ley tonight to hear an address by ed in a eavein in the South Eureka . Stephen Barnegon, state real estate shaft at Sutter Creek the past. wéek. !‘ commissioner. Some years ago The Nugget publish . . Wesley A. Tackitt, a tormer resi . er explored the South Eureka work. dent of the Selby Flat. section,. ings through that shaft. . passed away at Sacramento last Fred Hill while _ turning his’ car week. around on the highway west of town E. J. Kilroy will serve a second 1 got too close to the edge . of the . year as District Deputy Grand Pre; bank and the car went over, laud'sident Native Sons, which is an‘ling in a pile of brush and pinning ‘honor for Mr. Kilroy not often giyhim underneath. He suffered a len to the deputies. wrenched: knee. Hill is a leaser on The Grass Valley. substation of the Champion mine. ‘the Pacific. Gas and Electric Com-. *’ Rural mail carrier, John T. Web‘pany is being converted into onester, is: driving a new car on ‘his Wednesday in spite-of the threaten-. of the automatic type at the predaily route. It is especially arrangsent time. ,ed for his work. ——— 2 randma is cooking with)electricity UST keeping up with the times,” says Grandma llins, “I am one of the many new users of the electric range. ] was just over at the PGand E's office and they told me one-tk ousand five-hundred of their customers will get electric ranges this May and June.” The electric range givesa beaut:ful, clean kitchen and perfect baking to women who love moden __,, methods. fe The electric range has white ana gray porcelain ps enamel that makes kitchens attractive. It. bakes/ perfectly. And it does it automatically. The oveh heats up to 400 degrees in 9 to 11 minutes—as fast as one can mix biscuits. The open or closed ¢ooking elements‘are now made smallet to fit your pans. _ Heat that was formerly wasted goes to work. Food cooks faster, dess electricity is used. While you’re downtown, stop in at a dealer’s or at our office and see these new electric ranges. Or. telephone us and our representative will gladly show you pictures of the many beautiful new models. half for PaciFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned OperatedManaged by Californians No stop-overg allowed. ee oe oe ee erereeetine _ a — Witliam Zanocco had a narrow Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtleff of escape from death when his car. Gold Flat visited Mr. and. Mrs. weit oer a fifty foot embankment] Thomas Hall in Marysville and at the Costa place Tuesday morning. . also spent some time in Chico while The car landed rightside up with . away. the front wheels being broken. He was brought to town by a passing. of Marysville ‘Visited his many autoist and the Larsen & Hardt. friends here during the week. Mr. Service Station pulled his car back! Ashburn is superintendent of the on the road. county hospital at Marysville. Charles Ashburn and son, Bud, tt SERRE. EET EDIE a a BRING IN YOUR BIG FISH—GET A PRIZE For the largest fish brought to our store on or before June 15th, we will give the choice of an auomatic reel, a pole or 2 ‘eather lined fish basket. FISCHER'S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City i a Ne eT —— W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors Morticians De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley Nevada City Phone 364 Phone 122 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold aercentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulpburets and values of tailings. ea Assays made for geld, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check wor promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwritet, Westthester and Capital of California Fire Insurances companies. Als” :utomobile insurance. g SE SS — ———— WE WILL CIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. Na medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt © — 5 ae 9 Seste testestesteateitestestesteste toate st % se steate festesteste steal toate teats ects Sestesfeste teste teateatenteate sfesfeteile gH RH WHY OUR WORK IS SATISFACTORY— The continued growth of our clothes cleaning busi OLR EE LTE ESTE ness is the best evidence of the quality of work we dw. If you are not a customer, give our service a trial. Clotheslewt at our agency at the National Hotel on Mondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following Thursday or Monday. Fine, modern equipment used in our plant exclusively. GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Ed Burtner. Proprietor’ 4 111 West Main St. 3 Phone 375W cle TNS ee wee ees hy eed hs A hs he Dak Dee Rise i dee te ee RE Tae eae AP aye ofp ode ode oe ode eter de ate ote rhe Se ras ene of ole ahi eters ee ale slelenls ole ole elenie ele sietis ners ae aeafe ofe-rge re okenke ofe ofa ste nfe ges NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near to City Hall Is Now Open For Business Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds, Fruit a Telephone 86 se ste stesteseatestese sfesteotesteateotectesteateotestesteate ste testeateaestenteateofeateateateofenfeate ate ofestesteofesteaeobesfesteaeobesteieertead Assayers Agricultural Chemists TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineeds and Chemists and Mining Engineers Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Bette Leake rteofesestestesteate ate ate ots o teclentect tage ne nseefeate oferte nie Sesto ste stele atestoate teste Peatestesteate ste te teReale Ce DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA} Fresh, pure mat—just the kind of meat that you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, l. iealthgiving'and very reasonable in price. a We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. You take no chancs when you trade with us—we make it a point to satisfy every cusomert. We deliver orders promptly: OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! KEYSTONE: MARKET Calanan and Richards SHES SESH

MONDAY. JUNE 17.1929, se Miss Alice Mooser, Mills College student, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. _ iH. Mooser. Fred Develey of Alleghany came down in his car Thursday on a. short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mooser had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindley of San Francisco, oyer the week end. William Clerkin of French Corral was a business visitor the latter part of the week. Mrs. Frank Groves of Camptonville was a visitor in Grass Valley ’ early in the week. George Dickinson and Merris Ingram spent Thursday in Sacramento. Captain J. E. Blake, of the state traffic department, made a business trip to Truckee recently. » John J. Looser pf Grass Yalley and J. E. Pauly of Camptonville were Sacramento visitors Thursday. William Sampson, W.-T. George and E. H. George spent last week end fishing at Lake Bowman. _ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Williford are “here visiting her mother, Mrs. LeDue. They are on their way to their home in Oakland after a, anio tour in the state of Oregon. Mis Mary Mohnson, teacher in the Courtland school the past year, , came up to spend her vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Johnson. : Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cursow and son, Jack, and H. M. Curnow™spent several days in Susanville. Jack ‘remained to take up highway work for the summer.months. He is a student at Sacramento Junior College. Those from Vallejo visiting in Grass Valley are, Mrs. R. T. Ney and daughter, Margaret; Mrs. F. 3. Conlin. L. B. Johnson of Lime Kiln had his hand badly cut with a saw blade. Among those home from Junior College, Sacramento, to spend their summer vacation are, Misses. Alice Skewes, Alice Henwood, E. Ferguson, and Jack Curnow. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nile were business visitors Oroville, Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Bett Schwartz and daughter of Washington, D. C., spent a few days visiting The two first mentioned ladies are former residents of Grass Valley. . They attended the Shrine convention in Los Angeles and later came up on their return home. They drove by auto from Washington, D. C. and will return the same way. Mrs. Harry Sparnon has as a Visitor her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Doseete of Antidch. William Patterson, Joe Perkins and George Perkins spent a week at the Sportsmen's Club at Lake Faucherie. Mr. and Mrs. Williams have had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Oshorne of Oakland. Mr. Williams and Mr. Osborne had a successful fishing trip to Lake Faucherie during the latter's visit. Subscribe for The Nugget. N.C. N. GR. R. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sunday, Sept. 30, 1928 Trains leave Nevada City at 5:20 a.m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. Trains leave Nevada City at 11:00}. a.m., Grass Valley 11:25 a. m., mak: ing direct connection with S. P. train No. 23 arriving at San Francisco 6:10 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 4:40 Pp. m., Grass Valley at 5:05 p. m. making direct connection with S. P. train No, 40 leaving San Francisco at 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and Nevada City 7:56 p.m. SUMMER RATES Effective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 30. 1929. All. tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass Valley to San Franeisco— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; 2 month $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles viz Stockton, both ways —16 days $26.25; 32 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Stockton one way, returning via Sar Francisco or vice-versa—16 days $28.75; 3 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—16 days $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley .to Reno—16 days $6.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove vi% San Francisco or Qakland only—16 days $15.00; 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos —-16 days $12.75; 3 months $14.75. : Grass Valley to Santa Cruz vis Watsonville—16 days $14.50; 3 months “$17.25. ' Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 day ticket only $4.00. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wasley. . Forrest Michell _ and Alfred Kramm, graduates from Sacramento Junior College, were two of twelve students to receive stars for high records, out of a_ class of 267. Robert Hocking is at Robbins, Yuba county employed on construction and. engineering work. Carl Carter and Misses Clarice Hocking and Vera Bassham accompanied him ‘returning home in the evening. . Misd Clarice Hocking and Bob Hocking spent last week end in Berkeley. Among. those from out of town attending the funeral of the late Robert Hall were, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgenson and daughter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. August Rettig, all of Oakland. her parents in Berkeley. Mr.i:and Mrs. W. T. Terrill had as a week end visitor their daughter, Miss Alice of San Francisco. Harry Crase is taking teratments at Wilbur Springs. Fred Foote attended the Nevada Count Reunion at Sacramento Sun: day. e G Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Norton have had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Pascoe, and Mrs Luelia Whiting of Richmond. Mrs. Peter W. Hawkins is home fro ma visit with relatives: in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Cooley are here from Alameda _ visiting his ‘mother. He is a teacher in the Alameda schools: J. R. Kneebone was a _ business visitor in Oakland and Sacramento this week. “Henry O’Neill, who has been employéd at the Spanish mine, returned to Nevada City this week. The Stmday School picnic at Chicago Park attracted) 1200 on ing weather. . . kitchen, are turning to electricity heating water. Mrs. Robert Ingram and_e son,; Robert, spent the week end visiting , ; days. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCauley came * ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, dnnmionnik ONAL MENTION. . ot} 2 Miss Elizabeth Hattung ot ‘ban Francisco is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hartung, Henry Fitter, a former resident ar-. over her vacation time. rived here Monday, and left Tuesday for a fishing trip near Graniteville. hi.riley Clark of Graniteville was attendin;, to business -affairs here

early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lord had as visitors their son, Mr. and Mrs. H. a very serious condi-. ¢ {ord and ‘children, over the William Fippin, who suffered a a stroke’ of paralysis at Rough and Ready is in tion. Robert E. Hall died at his home on the Auburn highway, from a strokeiof paralysis he suffered seyeral days ago. week end. Jesse Ennor, stockman of Indian Springs district, was a Nevada City visitor Monday. Mrs. Martha Hoskins and. Mrs. Emma Foley had as visitors, Mrs. Celia Foley and daughters and Del Gaghnan, all of Oakland. Mrs. Carrie. Morgan returned to Miss Ida Phillips returned to Sac. her home in San Francisco after atramento after visiting her mother, ‘tending the Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. William Harry are in San Francisco. He has been very ill and went below to consult witn specialists. funeral of her late Phillips, for a few . sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Isaacs. J. J. Rockford of Alleghany was . here from Doris and ‘spent a few a visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. days visiting relatives here leaving George W. Hoskins of Sacramen. for San Diego Friday. He is engagElectric water heiting is now economical The cut in rates of a year ago, means that an electric water heater, when used with an electric range, heats water for only onethird to oneof a cent per gallon. So little to ee for hot water. And a CLEAN, COOL, all-electric . No wonder that women using electricity for cooking to was a visitor here during the] ed in road construction work. week. The American Legioners of the Visitohs in Nevada City’ Tuesday . county are opposed to the passage were, Mrs. W. E--Wellman © and of an ordinance having todo with mother, Mrs. Jesse Muse, former recarnival companies operating -outsidents, and Mr. and Mrs. S, Goney, . side the city limits of Grass Valall of Maryville. ley and Nevada City. : Members of. the’ NevadaCity A great deal of interest has been Lion’s Club. will attend. the joint . taken locally in the fight -made to . service -club meeting at Grass Val-. -rescue a miner who was imprison. ley tonight to hear an address by ed in a eavein in the South Eureka . Stephen Barnegon, state real estate shaft at Sutter Creek the past. wéek. !‘ commissioner. Some years ago The Nugget publish . . Wesley A. Tackitt, a tormer resi . er explored the South Eureka work. dent of the Selby Flat. section,. ings through that shaft. . passed away at Sacramento last Fred Hill while _ turning his’ car week. around on the highway west of town E. J. Kilroy will serve a second 1 got too close to the edge . of the . year as District Deputy Grand Pre; bank and the car went over, laud'sident Native Sons, which is an‘ling in a pile of brush and pinning ‘honor for Mr. Kilroy not often giyhim underneath. He suffered a len to the deputies. wrenched: knee. Hill is a leaser on The Grass Valley. substation of the Champion mine. ‘the Pacific. Gas and Electric Com-. *’ Rural mail carrier, John T. Web‘pany is being converted into onester, is: driving a new car on ‘his Wednesday in spite-of the threaten-. of the automatic type at the predaily route. It is especially arrangsent time. ,ed for his work. ——— 2 randma is cooking with)electricity UST keeping up with the times,” says Grandma llins, “I am one of the many new users of the electric range. ] was just over at the PGand E's office and they told me one-tk ousand five-hundred of their customers will get electric ranges this May and June.” The electric range givesa beaut:ful, clean kitchen and perfect baking to women who love moden __,, methods. fe The electric range has white ana gray porcelain ps enamel that makes kitchens attractive. It. bakes/ perfectly. And it does it automatically. The oveh heats up to 400 degrees in 9 to 11 minutes—as fast as one can mix biscuits. The open or closed ¢ooking elements‘are now made smallet to fit your pans. _ Heat that was formerly wasted goes to work. Food cooks faster, dess electricity is used. While you’re downtown, stop in at a dealer’s or at our office and see these new electric ranges. Or. telephone us and our representative will gladly show you pictures of the many beautiful new models. half for PaciFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned OperatedManaged by Californians No stop-overg allowed. ee oe oe ee erereeetine _ a — Witliam Zanocco had a narrow Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtleff of escape from death when his car. Gold Flat visited Mr. and. Mrs. weit oer a fifty foot embankment] Thomas Hall in Marysville and at the Costa place Tuesday morning. . also spent some time in Chico while The car landed rightside up with . away. the front wheels being broken. He was brought to town by a passing. of Marysville ‘Visited his many autoist and the Larsen & Hardt. friends here during the week. Mr. Service Station pulled his car back! Ashburn is superintendent of the on the road. county hospital at Marysville. Charles Ashburn and son, Bud, tt SERRE. EET EDIE a a BRING IN YOUR BIG FISH—GET A PRIZE For the largest fish brought to our store on or before June 15th, we will give the choice of an auomatic reel, a pole or 2 ‘eather lined fish basket. FISCHER'S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City i a Ne eT —— W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors Morticians De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley Nevada City Phone 364 Phone 122 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold aercentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulpburets and values of tailings. ea Assays made for geld, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check wor promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwritet, Westthester and Capital of California Fire Insurances companies. Als” :utomobile insurance. g SE SS — ———— WE WILL CIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. Na medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt © — 5 ae 9 Seste testestesteateitestestesteste toate st % se steate festesteste steal toate teats ects Sestesfeste teste teateatenteate sfesfeteile gH RH WHY OUR WORK IS SATISFACTORY— The continued growth of our clothes cleaning busi OLR EE LTE ESTE ness is the best evidence of the quality of work we dw. If you are not a customer, give our service a trial. Clotheslewt at our agency at the National Hotel on Mondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following Thursday or Monday. Fine, modern equipment used in our plant exclusively. GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Ed Burtner. Proprietor’ 4 111 West Main St. 3 Phone 375W cle TNS ee wee ees hy eed hs A hs he Dak Dee Rise i dee te ee RE Tae eae AP aye ofp ode ode oe ode eter de ate ote rhe Se ras ene of ole ahi eters ee ale slelenls ole ole elenie ele sietis ners ae aeafe ofe-rge re okenke ofe ofa ste nfe ges NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near to City Hall Is Now Open For Business Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds, Fruit a Telephone 86 se ste stesteseatestese sfesteotesteateotectesteateotestesteate ste testeateaestenteateofeateateateofenfeate ate ofestesteofesteaeobesfesteaeobesteieertead Assayers Agricultural Chemists TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineeds and Chemists and Mining Engineers Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Bette Leake rteofesestestesteate ate ate ots o teclentect tage ne nseefeate oferte nie Sesto ste stele atestoate teste Peatestesteate ste te teReale Ce DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA} Fresh, pure mat—just the kind of meat that you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, l. iealthgiving'and very reasonable in price. a We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. You take no chancs when you trade with us—we make it a point to satisfy every cusomert. We deliver orders promptly: OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! KEYSTONE: MARKET Calanan and Richards SHES SESH