June 21, 1935 (6 pages)

am Bete tte tei tet * ine PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JUNE ras 1935. Nevada City Nugget : A Legal. Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. AS eats DERM raae Be cer eieuenoecuas epee Editor and Publisher Lose ste ete tote sts Publi Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at shed Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matae ter of the secend class in the postoffice at Nevada + City., under Act of Congress, March 3,.1879 = SUBSCRIPTION RATES S. : One year (In Advance) °.,.----.--.1---2.-.4-.--. $2.50 Ae ure So soa steate ale ate ofc ole sfeateatesteote fesfealeatesteofentestecteateatecfedioete fear Presenting the Tax Bill j (Contributed) ASSESSMENT WORK ONCLAIMS } velopment work is in the.vein. Gor. IS SUSPENDED : FREDERIC MINE Drifting continues to the east in j the shaft at the Frederic: mine in. east of Nevada City. . . . Willow Valley . Two raises are being driven, all de. don M. Bettles is superintendent. Mr. rac al te and Mrs. F. F.: Cassidy are According to advice from Wash-; spending several days in San Frani ; ington received by Walter W. Brad-} cisco this week. tey, State Mineralogist, on June fr ¢ation in the United States. rent law Revised the President 13th signed S. 2536, 1 (Dem., New Mexico) providing for! the suspensicn. of annual assessnient . ! work on mining claims held by lodoes not apply The text of the Act follows: ‘‘that) ; the provision of Section 2324 of the Statuies of the » Now that the lawmakers have gone home, the average . States, which requires on each mintaxpayer in California is beginning to wonder how scon it will} be before his purse Sacramenio. ‘ In the next two years he will have to dig up $1 20,000,-}s ing claim located, and wntil a pat-. ent has been issued therefor, not to be is as empty as the legislative halls at !less than $100 worth of labor performed or improvements aggrezating such amount to be made each 22 rs he s e is re ng 000 more than he did in the 1933-35 biennium. The new levee es ange shes poe bas ‘ P a fad pe 2a as i mining alms 1 ies, if they applied equally to everyone, would call for $9.50 the United States during the year befrom each of the 6,500,000 persons in California, each year.) ginning at 12 o'clock, M.July 1, Not that the representatives of the people fell down on] 1934, and ending at 12 o'clock M. the job. As a matter of fact, it could have been a lot worse. Those ‘nuisance’ taxes so strongly advocated at the session's start are not on the list. There will be no boosted gas tax, no tobacco, no beer, no theatre taxes levied by the State. Al$17,000,000 in new money, while the new income tax will yield $21,000,000, and inheritance taxes wi!! be increased. No, the legislators didn’t end so badly on the job they set} out to do. The:question is, however, whether or not they set out on the right job in the first place The cry all along was for $120,000,000 in new taxes. Few voices were raised in a plea to slash the costs of government, the waste and the sinecures, the duplication and the red tape—so that a large chunk of that 120 millions might not have been needed. As always, the politicians chose to dip more deeply into ®rance from those. The name of Jessie submitted to the Great Ponemah’s recommendati District Lieeiusbiioal present. Costa is to be ' Council for yn for comNEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR Ks ag) oy 2. July 1935: visions of this act shail not apply in the case of any claimant not entitled to exemption from the payment of a Federal corded, uly 532935, to hold said mining claim u J I the taxable further, sessment more by the or corporation: Provided, That the proincome tax for the taxable = i vo _ Tt 4 . ora Fy oO 7 . .y a? though the sales tax was raised, that on food was dropped,. *°#" 19°4+ Provided further, That : 4 if 4, f ‘ley 1 ae ee every claimant of any such mining : _which means the total for each family wil probably be sugnt-{ oii in: order to obtain the bene_ ly smaller. fits of this act, shall file, or cause Bond and corporation taxes will probably provide some} to be filed, in the office where the, location notice or certificate is rebefore 12 a notice of o'clock M. his desire on or nder this act, which notice shall state that the claimant or claimants were entitled to exemption from the pay-:! 1ént of a Federal income. tax for year 1934; And provided That such suspension of aswork shall. not apply te held association than 6 lode-mining claims Same ership, And partn the taxpayer's purse, rather than curtai} the largesse on which} ther, That such suspension of assessthey thrive. Bait work shall not apply to more elias exceed 6 placer-mining claims not to TR > = PONEMAH COUNCIL sabes St ae ON JOB i‘ exceed 120: acres (in all) held by wo persons, one a former Boy} ihe same person, nor to more than ' ~ >+¢ AS ~ =A 3 HOLDS BANQUET. * eo Grove 12 plac -ersmining claims not to exone ada City, were ei ceed 240 acres (in all) held bythe Blection of chi iefs took place at the! 10 See a wey sogegnae carry aes ay same partnership. . association, or , pe y one of his Scout eRe, corporation,” : business and social meeting of Pone-j Sundae tw Wilde doses was. —— oe . mah Council No. 6, Degree of Po-. ,. 7°, °: te ; Particular note should be made oi <tazhontas, Monday night. eae oe ey vias Dawson, son of three points: (1) .Those persons or ce = ee as : at Mr. and Mrs. Ev R. Dawson. j firms who were liabie for the .payThe fellowing were elected: Po : anwar Walked albne dhe stan 3 lA ; 1 5 usc. ¥ Read ¢ is uc 5 Cre a7} t eo ~< } incear ar P _ €ahontas, Bianche Willems; Wono-; waik EPS OR a alt nt of Federal income tax for the s Vain ne RIrOw a lisse cisar ene +. I dar year. 1934 ust do assessanieta Gates -owhattan. Ted!. calendar year, 19534, must do assess mah, Ranieta Gates, Powhattan )into*dry zrass und weeds. It started} pent work this year 2 minin * Deal; Prophetess, Gertrude Jones: ! tae . hi Ck a nent Work this year on mining . . : 2 5 DUTHINg and this Cub Scout saw ile f piaimc in thicl sx hold ar ; erKeeper of Records. Picucns PontiBe a iaid aus bod ot oes in W adceangand ee bas int : eelli:. Collector of Wampum, Helen} , : : . a ius :est. (2) A notice to hoid claims una . dig naka aoungance di "¥Y grass dor he iefit ¥ this m tenbinset oe 4 3+ ot Kieffer; Keeper of Wampum, Lila _ fdas or Gace a der benefit of this moratorium must . : i¥ SIdes i zrove. stree Wt he Filac easy: x : 1098 cas Day. The new officers will be seatee ild have ‘caused mucl be filed by noon, July 1, 1935; said ed during Julvby District Deputy Oy SUERME OVE SAnerd Gen notice: also -t6. Contain statement Nettie Gildersleeve { Por ee tax non-liability. ( The following were ciected as fe-. j}=uch suspension dces not apply to; presenitatives to the Great Counci!{~ aonemenimemeneeermeeee . Ore than 6,lode claims held by an which convenes at Petaluma in Aug, 288001 ation; nor.to more than 120) fist, Nettie Gilder: rsleeve. Helen Kief-; ¢: iacres in placer claims by an individ-. er Lewis and Blanche ‘illiams, al-} WELL, IHAVE ual or 240 acres by an association. ternetes: Dell Walsh, Elma Hee! . MY MENUS THEYLL SUIT (4) 12 o'clock M. July lst means 12 Lila Day, and Jessie Costa. . . PLANNED FOR ME ALLRIG ‘o'clock Meridian (noon), not Midon Dans . } ALL NEXT . night. After the business hieeting and . 1F YOU B program a vanguet wa enjoyed at . YOU'LL LIKE HAVE PLENTY beautifully decorated tables. ' THEM OF MEAT BIRTH The guest o honor Miss Rachel 1 DALPAZ—In Nevada City; Califorpee He “s hirthdar ayre fhis f ie ie Penrose, whose birthday occurs this nix, June 17. 1935, to Mr. and week was seated and in front of her Mrs. James P. Ralpaz, a baby Placed numerous gifts of rememgirl, Lola Anna, 8 pounds. Hatch, . The cur-. to Alaska. } United . provided fur-\ ' uses Sacramento’s Busiest Store . / i . 100% Values. Next to Hale’s JUNE CLEARANCE ~ OF BETTER HATS HATS $1 AND $1.95 SMALL AND LARGER HEADSIZES Young! Flattering! STRAWS . Colors of the rainen CREPES . Gleaming White! Navy: Trimmed. or TAFFETAS OES EX( TING oh, BUYS" SWAGGER COATS Quality Fabrics! Many Botany Crepes included. Twelve trotte urs and , every .one well-tailorStyles. 12 to 40. ed from better fabrics. Included in the group are many genuine Botany C Silk lined coats that are worth much more Included are smart Navies. Plenty of Save on every coat. tailored; large or small Headsizes 22 to 24, priced repes! and oASH FOR GOLD AND DIAMONDS! HIGEEST CASH PRICES PAID for Gld Gold Jewelry, Watches, Rings, Bracelets, Chains, Dental Gold, Mining Hise Nugects, pints sagan toe Silver, PlaOUR EsvIMATE. “BEEORE You SELL. E,W. MYERS CC. JEWELERS—Established 1914 407 Forum Bldg, Sth & KE Streets SACRAMENTO . i feofeeteofetuteatesteoteotetets ERAS SUEOR. GUARANTEED GARS . With your MONEY BACK within . Three Bays if Nissatisficd, 26 Chrysler Coach . $65.00 381i Chevrolet Spt. Rdst. $275 131. Buick .Sedan .. age Ob 4 3p Plymouth Coach ).25222 S450 133 Plymouth Sedan $495) 34+ Chrysler 6 Sedan’ ... $745 E. A. BOYD CO. . Used Cars Salesroom . . 16th &-K Sacramento 18th & K! M 2890 ‘ © 1616 . 1 ORR SS A CHE IT I SIE SBE ETS ABE ETO. Dancing Adan. Ladies 40¢ ee DANCE Gents 60c JAR SACRAMENTO—PFPIVE MILES OUT AUBURN Bi.VD. RAINBOW HOWARD HUGHES AND HIS BAND Saturday Night, June 22 Band Sensation, Sacramento's New sonality Singer. GARDENS Supported by Patsy Lee, PerVALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS . Specializing in Mine and all In: \ ‘dustrial Motor Electric Work and . een Motor Re-winding. . . A F all Line of . i FE * LE F DEEP DRAFT . PUMPS . For All Depths and All Requirements . PEERLESS PUMPS PERFORM WITH EFFICIENCY i AT LOW COST H A. J. ADAMS, Prop. . 210 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 433 H Grass Valley, Phone 644 i than . . & Whites. . B .N evada City cavaae.128 Main Street SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars ir AND SERVICE. CHAS. FE. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere’ Auto Repairs of Every Kind Nevada City Phone 133 Se) epee Heleiniog gesteste testeotert eh) , te steak + fe] 2, 4, 6 4fo-sfe4} *' MOS RE ROE IOI EI MINI ee ae Hise eile she stories + >) gS MOET NMI Marigold Beduty. Shop Davis £ .nascript Bldg., Commercial Street SPECIAL!! Limited Time Only Steam Oil Permanent Wave $1.$5, Complete ORRA COMTE Telephone 470 Sool se nleaze se she olen eH eee: Nr there nfs she feohe ote ote ote eel 5 a ae a ee he le et PLANS ESTIMATES re oO. M. -BORST. Mills, Contract simall. Head Frames, Can furnish complete as NEVADA: CITY, “BUILDER OF FINE CONTRACTOR. Hoist Houses Built, HOMES” Machinery Set. units, set in place, ready to ran. x whole or part. Nothing too large, None too ‘“Let George Do It” CALIFORNIA. PHONE 289-M . . . i . { { GOOD SERVICE COSTS NO MORE A modern ‘establishment—a_ trained, personnel — distinctive motor equipment and other intelligent and courteous evidences. of progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service charges will be high. A successful concern can be .built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME — “Ambulance Service With Sa Phone 56W, Grass Villey. afety and Dign 203, Ney gnity”’ Phone radu City. j SPECIALTY . 1 Your Menus _s. Mrs. OU. Mullis, Prop. i . . Boulder St. Nevada City © ess 4 Phone 491 W . . Prompt and Reasonable Service : Our wide variety of meats will suit the most exacting tastes, and fit the most economical budget. At the Keystone Market you will find that quality and low price do go together to help you make an appetizing, delicious dinner. Keystone Market ~ CALANAN and RICHARDS ert ot eee = + USE _ REXALL GYPSY CREAM . ! SUNBURN, HEATRASH, . POISON*OAK, + . SOOTHES — COOLS PROTECTS _ A most effective and benefic‘fal preparation for quick relief. Guaranteed to give satisfac_ tion. Commercial St. Nevada City . 2 ee tnt Me Ns a at Siem The Sun Produce and Grocery Co. Nevada City, California Phone 88 bs 315 Broad Street ee It Holds! Exclusive Beauty Shop $ A Reconditioning, Revitalizing Oil Permanent Come to the Exclusive for this newest of slimmer permanent that holds its beauty in the most wilting. weather and it’s cleverly designed ‘to be equally attractive with gay off-the-face hats or with floppy straws. Our price includes a lovely wave for everyone .*in every style—Priced at $3.50 and bene FREDERIC WAVE EUGENE WAVE For Appointment Phone Grass Valley 60 Exclusive Beauty Shop 215 W. Main—Grass Valley Off the Face Summer Wave . . i . . a Commercial Street NEVADA CITY CABINET SHOP R. C. ROGERS, Prop. KITCHENS REMODELED— ALTER ATIONS MADE CARPENTRY OF AEL KINDS TO ORDER Nevada City Waves. It’s a 1. “Electrical Murray ! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE WILL CALL AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBES FREE 203 Commercial Street WASHERS AND IRONERS Nevada City \ Phone 454 $6.50 W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City Grass Valley oe in ne Ne e GRASS TOE HOST Grass Vall bi-annual job and Sierra ec Yuba and Pi: dependence I Flags and from busine: banners and . to give the « appearance f the entire tv on the morn Promptly to Parade C den, the par through the divisions, le: seores of flo Patriotism parade divisi to presentati through floe or. principal will have as float entries The secon special floats units and jr will be deve mobiles and Conclusior will bring ft] exercises at orial Buildib OF bi Pb ae 2 TO DE PROP SECTIO POLITICA STATE ADDED JUNE 1: VIDES TI ESTATE . THE STA JULY 6T. ER MAY BY PAY TAXES A ERTY W ALTIES, EST CHA REDEEM OR BE IST, 19: ONLY THAT D ANY 0 TAKE A SECTION AMOUN DEEM H THE CO! FICES CALIFO! “ANY HIMSEL LOSTS, CHARG! CHARG DEMPT TY AN DATE * 1935. R 6-21-2 4-2 Gl ST

am Bete tte tei tet * ine PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JUNE ras 1935. Nevada City Nugget : A Legal. Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. AS eats DERM raae Be cer eieuenoecuas epee Editor and Publisher Lose ste ete tote sts Publi Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at shed Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matae ter of the secend class in the postoffice at Nevada + City., under Act of Congress, March 3,.1879 = SUBSCRIPTION RATES S. : One year (In Advance) °.,..----.--.1---2.-.4-.--. $2.50 Ae ure So soa steate ale ate ofc ole sfeateatesteote fesfealeatesteofentestecteateatecfedioete fear Presenting the Tax Bill j (Contributed) ASSESSMENT WORK ONCLAIMS } velopment work is in the.vein. Gor. IS SUSPENDED : FREDERIC MINE Drifting continues to the east in j the shaft at the Frederic: mine in. east of Nevada City. . . . Willow Valley . Two raises are being driven, all de. don M. Bettles is superintendent. Mr. rac al te and Mrs. F. F.: Cassidy are According to advice from Wash-; spending several days in San Frani ; ington received by Walter W. Brad-} cisco this week. tey, State Mineralogist, on June fr ¢ation in the United States. rent law Revised the President 13th signed S. 2536, 1 (Dem., New Mexico) providing for! the suspensicn. of annual assessnient . ! work on mining claims held by lodoes not apply The text of the Act follows: ‘‘that) ; the provision of Section 2324 of the Statuies of the » Now that the lawmakers have gone home, the average . States, which requires on each mintaxpayer in California is beginning to wonder how scon it will} be before his purse Sacramenio. ‘ In the next two years he will have to dig up $1 20,000,-}s ing claim located, and wntil a pat-. ent has been issued therefor, not to be is as empty as the legislative halls at !less than $100 worth of labor performed or improvements aggrezating such amount to be made each 22 rs he s e is re ng 000 more than he did in the 1933-35 biennium. The new levee es ange shes poe bas ‘ P a fad pe 2a as i mining alms 1 ies, if they applied equally to everyone, would call for $9.50 the United States during the year befrom each of the 6,500,000 persons in California, each year.) ginning at 12 o'clock, M.July 1, Not that the representatives of the people fell down on] 1934, and ending at 12 o'clock M. the job. As a matter of fact, it could have been a lot worse. Those ‘nuisance’ taxes so strongly advocated at the session's start are not on the list. There will be no boosted gas tax, no tobacco, no beer, no theatre taxes levied by the State. Al$17,000,000 in new money, while the new income tax will yield $21,000,000, and inheritance taxes wi!! be increased. No, the legislators didn’t end so badly on the job they set} out to do. The:question is, however, whether or not they set out on the right job in the first place The cry all along was for $120,000,000 in new taxes. Few voices were raised in a plea to slash the costs of government, the waste and the sinecures, the duplication and the red tape—so that a large chunk of that 120 millions might not have been needed. As always, the politicians chose to dip more deeply into ®rance from those. The name of Jessie submitted to the Great Ponemah’s recommendati District Lieeiusbiioal present. Costa is to be ' Council for yn for comNEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR Ks ag) oy 2. July 1935: visions of this act shail not apply in the case of any claimant not entitled to exemption from the payment of a Federal corded, uly 532935, to hold said mining claim u J I the taxable further, sessment more by the or corporation: Provided, That the proincome tax for the taxable = i vo _ Tt 4 . ora Fy oO 7 . .y a? though the sales tax was raised, that on food was dropped,. *°#" 19°4+ Provided further, That : 4 if 4, f ‘ley 1 ae ee every claimant of any such mining : _which means the total for each family wil probably be sugnt-{ oii in: order to obtain the bene_ ly smaller. fits of this act, shall file, or cause Bond and corporation taxes will probably provide some} to be filed, in the office where the, location notice or certificate is rebefore 12 a notice of o'clock M. his desire on or nder this act, which notice shall state that the claimant or claimants were entitled to exemption from the pay-:! 1ént of a Federal income. tax for year 1934; And provided That such suspension of aswork shall. not apply te held association than 6 lode-mining claims Same ership, And partn the taxpayer's purse, rather than curtai} the largesse on which} ther, That such suspension of assessthey thrive. Bait work shall not apply to more elias exceed 6 placer-mining claims not to TR > = PONEMAH COUNCIL sabes St ae ON JOB i‘ exceed 120: acres (in all) held by wo persons, one a former Boy} ihe same person, nor to more than ' ~ >+¢ AS ~ =A 3 HOLDS BANQUET. * eo Grove 12 plac -ersmining claims not to exone ada City, were ei ceed 240 acres (in all) held bythe Blection of chi iefs took place at the! 10 See a wey sogegnae carry aes ay same partnership. . association, or , pe y one of his Scout eRe, corporation,” : business and social meeting of Pone-j Sundae tw Wilde doses was. —— oe . mah Council No. 6, Degree of Po-. ,.. 7°, °: te ; Particular note should be made oi <tazhontas, Monday night. eae oe ey vias Dawson, son of three points: (1) .Those persons or ce = ee as : at Mr. and Mrs. Ev R. Dawson. j firms who were liabie for the .payThe fellowing were elected: Po : anwar Walked albne dhe stan 3 lA ; 1 5 usc. ¥ Read ¢ is uc 5 Cre a7} t eo ~< } incear ar P _ €ahontas, Bianche Willems; Wono-; waik EPS OR a alt nt of Federal income tax for the s Vain ne RIrOw a lisse cisar ene +.. I dar year. 1934 ust do assessanieta Gates -owhattan. Ted!. calendar year, 19534, must do assess mah, Ranieta Gates, Powhattan )into*dry zrass und weeds. It started} pent work this year 2 minin * Deal; Prophetess, Gertrude Jones: ! tae . hi Ck a nent Work this year on mining . . : 2 5 DUTHINg and this Cub Scout saw ile f piaimc in thicl sx hold ar ; erKeeper of Records. Picucns PontiBe a iaid aus bod ot oes in W adceangand ee bas int : eelli:. Collector of Wampum, Helen} , : : . a ius :est. (2) A notice to hoid claims una . dig naka aoungance di "¥Y grass dor he iefit ¥ this m tenbinset oe 4 3+ ot Kieffer; Keeper of Wampum, Lila _ fdas or Gace a der benefit of this moratorium must . : i¥ SIdes i zrove. stree Wt he Filac easy: x : 1098 cas Day. The new officers will be seatee ild have ‘caused mucl be filed by noon, July 1, 1935; said ed during Julvby District Deputy Oy SUERME OVE SAnerd Gen notice: also -t6. Contain statement Nettie Gildersleeve { Por ee tax non-liability. ( The following were ciected as fe-. j}=uch suspension dces not apply to; presenitatives to the Great Counci!{~ aonemenimemeneeermeeee . Ore than 6,lode claims held by an which convenes at Petaluma in Aug, 288001 ation; nor.to more than 120) fist, Nettie Gilder: rsleeve. Helen Kief-; ¢: iacres in placer claims by an individ-. er Lewis and Blanche ‘illiams, al-} WELL, IHAVE ual or 240 acres by an association. ternetes: Dell Walsh, Elma Hee! . MY MENUS THEYLL SUIT (4) 12 o'clock M. July lst means 12 Lila Day, and Jessie Costa. . . PLANNED FOR ME ALLRIG ‘o'clock Meridian (noon), not Midon Dans . } ALL NEXT . night. After the business hieeting and . 1F YOU B program a vanguet wa enjoyed at . YOU'LL LIKE HAVE PLENTY beautifully decorated tables.. ' THEM OF MEAT BIRTH The guest o honor Miss Rachel 1 DALPAZ—In Nevada City; Califorpee He “s hirthdar ayre fhis f ie ie Penrose, whose birthday occurs this nix, June 17. 1935, to Mr. and week was seated and in front of her Mrs. James P. Ralpaz, a baby Placed numerous gifts of rememgirl, Lola Anna, 8 pounds. Hatch, . The cur-. to Alaska. } United . provided fur-\ ' uses Sacramento’s Busiest Store . / i . 100% Values. Next to Hale’s JUNE CLEARANCE ~ OF BETTER HATS HATS $1 AND $1.95 SMALL AND LARGER HEADSIZES Young! Flattering! STRAWS . Colors of the rainen CREPES . Gleaming White! Navy: Trimmed. or TAFFETAS OES EX( TING oh, BUYS" SWAGGER COATS Quality Fabrics! Many Botany Crepes included. Twelve trotte urs and , every .one well-tailorStyles. 12 to 40. ed from better fabrics. Included in the group are many genuine Botany C Silk lined coats that are worth much more Included are smart Navies. Plenty of Save on every coat. tailored; large or small Headsizes 22 to 24, priced repes! and oASH FOR GOLD AND DIAMONDS! HIGEEST CASH PRICES PAID for Gld Gold Jewelry, Watches, Rings, Bracelets, Chains, Dental Gold, Mining Hise Nugects, pints sagan toe Silver, PlaOUR EsvIMATE. “BEEORE You SELL. E,W. MYERS CC. JEWELERS—Established 1914 407 Forum Bldg, Sth & KE Streets SACRAMENTO . i feofeeteofetuteatesteoteotetets ERAS SUEOR. GUARANTEED GARS . With your MONEY BACK within . Three Bays if Nissatisficd, 26 Chrysler Coach . $65.00 381i Chevrolet Spt. Rdst. $275 131. Buick .Sedan ... age Ob 4 3p Plymouth Coach )..25222 S450 133 Plymouth Sedan $495) 34+ Chrysler 6 Sedan’ ..... $745 E. A. BOYD CO. . Used Cars Salesroom . . 16th &-K Sacramento 18th & K! M 2890 ‘ © 1616 . 1 ORR SS A CHE IT I SIE SBE ETS ABE ETO. Dancing Adan. Ladies 40¢ ee DANCE Gents 60c JAR SACRAMENTO—PFPIVE MILES OUT AUBURN Bi.VD. RAINBOW HOWARD HUGHES AND HIS BAND Saturday Night, June 22 Band Sensation, Sacramento's New sonality Singer. GARDENS Supported by Patsy Lee, PerVALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS

. Specializing in Mine and all In: \ ‘dustrial Motor Electric Work and . een Motor Re-winding. . . A F all Line of . i FE * LE F DEEP DRAFT . PUMPS . For All Depths and All Requirements . PEERLESS PUMPS PERFORM WITH EFFICIENCY i AT LOW COST H A. J. ADAMS, Prop. . 210 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Phone 433 H Grass Valley, Phone 644 i than . . & Whites. . B .N evada City cavaae.128 Main Street SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars ir AND SERVICE. CHAS. FE. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere’ Auto Repairs of Every Kind Nevada City Phone 133 Se) epee Heleiniog gesteste testeotert eh) , te steak + fe] 2, 4, 6 4fo-sfe4} *' MOS RE ROE IOI EI MINI ee ae Hise eile she stories + >) gS MOET NMI Marigold Beduty. Shop Davis £ .nascript Bldg., Commercial Street SPECIAL!! Limited Time Only Steam Oil Permanent Wave $1.$5, Complete ORRA COMTE Telephone 470 Sool se nleaze se she olen eH eee: Nr there nfs she feohe ote ote ote eel 5 a ae a ee he le et PLANS ESTIMATES re oO. M. -BORST. Mills, Contract simall. Head Frames, Can furnish complete as NEVADA: CITY, “BUILDER OF FINE CONTRACTOR. Hoist Houses Built, HOMES” Machinery Set. units, set in place, ready to ran. x whole or part. Nothing too large, None too ‘“Let George Do It” CALIFORNIA. PHONE 289-M . . . i . { { GOOD SERVICE COSTS NO MORE A modern ‘establishment—a_ trained, personnel — distinctive motor equipment and other intelligent and courteous evidences. of progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service charges will be high. A successful concern can be .built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME — “Ambulance Service With Sa Phone 56W, Grass Villey. afety and Dign 203, Ney gnity”’ Phone radu City. j SPECIALTY . 1 Your Menus _s. Mrs. OU. Mullis, Prop. i . . Boulder St. Nevada City © ess 4 Phone 491 W . . Prompt and Reasonable Service : Our wide variety of meats will suit the most exacting tastes, and fit the most economical budget. At the Keystone Market you will find that quality and low price do go together to help you make an appetizing, delicious dinner. Keystone Market ~ CALANAN and RICHARDS ert ot eee = + USE _ REXALL GYPSY CREAM . ! SUNBURN, HEATRASH, . POISON*OAK, + . SOOTHES — COOLS PROTECTS _ A most effective and benefic‘fal preparation for quick relief. Guaranteed to give satisfac_ tion. Commercial St. Nevada City . 2 ee tnt Me Ns a at Siem The Sun Produce and Grocery Co. Nevada City, California Phone 88 bs 315 Broad Street ee It Holds! Exclusive Beauty Shop $ A Reconditioning, Revitalizing Oil Permanent Come to the Exclusive for this newest of slimmer permanent that holds its beauty in the most wilting. weather and it’s cleverly designed ‘to be equally attractive with gay off-the-face hats or with floppy straws. Our price includes a lovely wave for everyone .*in every style—Priced at $3.50 and bene FREDERIC WAVE EUGENE WAVE For Appointment Phone Grass Valley 60 Exclusive Beauty Shop 215 W. Main—Grass Valley Off the Face Summer Wave . . i . . a Commercial Street NEVADA CITY CABINET SHOP R. C. ROGERS, Prop. KITCHENS REMODELED— ALTER ATIONS MADE CARPENTRY OF AEL KINDS TO ORDER Nevada City Waves. It’s a 1. “Electrical Murray ! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE WILL CALL AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBES FREE 203 Commercial Street WASHERS AND IRONERS Nevada City \ Phone 454 $6.50 W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City Grass Valley oe in ne Ne e GRASS TOE HOST Grass Vall bi-annual job and Sierra ec Yuba and Pi: dependence I Flags and from busine: banners and . to give the « appearance f the entire tv on the morn Promptly to Parade C den, the par through the divisions, le: seores of flo Patriotism parade divisi to presentati through floe or. principal will have as float entries The secon special floats units and jr will be deve mobiles and Conclusior will bring ft] exercises at orial Buildib OF bi Pb ae 2 TO DE PROP SECTIO POLITICA STATE ADDED JUNE 1: VIDES TI ESTATE . THE STA JULY 6T. ER MAY BY PAY TAXES A ERTY W ALTIES, EST CHA REDEEM OR BE IST, 19: ONLY THAT D ANY 0 TAKE A SECTION AMOUN DEEM H THE CO! FICES CALIFO! “ANY HIMSEL LOSTS, CHARG! CHARG DEMPT TY AN DATE * 1935. R 6-21-2 4-2 Gl ST