June 23, 1930 (8 pages)

eS EA Se ae a NE 23, 1930 FRENCH CORRAL, June 19.— ecial to The Nugget.)—Quite a erence in the weather this a. m. Cloudy and rain. After this long “hot spell.’ L’ast night was quite ‘chilly and a southwind kept things ‘astir all night. We will tell you how things have ‘een going on for the past week ‘am our locality. oe Mrs. Edith Merby McAddams and *her mother, Mrs. Merby and brother, ‘Howard, and cousin Mrs. Haskins ‘and and son Roy, and little daughter “Betty, formed an ‘auto. party who paid a visit here last Thursday. Mrs. . McAddams tought the Birchville “gchool some years ago, and was well known and had many friends in ‘that place and French Corral, all of ‘whom were pleased to se her. Clyde Browning and Joe Swazey were busy hauling from near Maryswille last week. Mrs., Alfred Kneebone of Bridgeport, visited relatives in French Corral last Thursday. Miss Louise Moulton and Richard McMinn returned‘from North Bloomfield Friday evening to spend the week-end in French Corral. They re-. ' turned to North Bloomfield Monday “morning and Miss Barbara McMinn . accompanied them. ' ‘W.E. Moulton, with a crew of ’ men went to Granitevill Friday to do repair work on the water ditch. Theresa O’Connor of: Birchville was a Friday visitor. She left Saturday morning for her trip to OakJand where she will attend the com. ding session of Grand Parlor N, D. G. ' W. Miss O’Connor is_ the delegate . from Columbia Parlor No, 70 of . French Corral. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton and daughters Louis spent Sunday in “Sacramento as the guests of Miss Frances Moulton. The Birchville School closed for the term last. Friday. Mrs. Howe, the teacher will not return for next term. W. P. Clerkin returned from the : lower ranges Friday and will go to the mountains Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver attended the commencement exercises at Grass Valley Friday where Mrs. Culver’s grandson, Bennie Wilcoxon, graduated with high honors, . ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyers and * Mr. Meyers’ aunt, Mrs. L. Hardenrook and daughter Mabel were Ne> wada City and Grass Valley: visitors Saturday. Mrs. Adam Tabour and Mrs. Tabour’s mother, Mrs. K. Broyen and \ sister Alpha, were Sunday visitors. ; J. R. Harlett and daughter ElizaBeth and Mrs. Taylor of Hammon _ ‘were Sunday visitors. Mr. Haslett is _ go pleased with our section that he intends.to buy a home here. Charlie Corey, who in his boythood resided at Bridgeport and attended the French Corral school, paid a visit to this place last week. He had not been here for many years and his friends were glad to see him. Mrs. Earle Chatty and little sons, Billy and Jack of San Francisco are i visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver of French Corral. Messrs Merle Fischer and Virgil Avazedo of Sacramento were Sunday visitors. Mrs. L. Day and daughters Alice and Virginia visited friends in this “place Sunday. J. Swazey and Clyde were Tyler visitors last Sunday. Mr. Lee Day, who has been the guest of W. E. Moulton and family for the past week, returned to his thome in San Francisco Monday. J. W. Culver had business in Nevada City. % : : Harry Ao Oe returned from Brown’s Valley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Meyers were visi_ “tors in Grass Valley Tuesday. Mrs.A, Browning and children ‘went to Nevada City Thursday. ‘Words Changed by Time A “heathen” originally was a dweller ona heath. The early Christians were ‘mostly persons living in“ cities or walled towns; and the wild, half-savage dwellers of the moorland heaths “were among the last to abandon their old gods. ae In Englar “the letter “e” was for. smasly pronounced like “a,” and be» the village clergyman was usuNy the most socially prominent in~ -@ividual ‘in the place he became “the We still preserve the old proon and_call him the parson. ( person.” Grand Little Idea yer the plans: for their new home, rooms next to each other?” “That,” he said grimly, “ig somewill be fixed up any way you want it, ‘the other is mine, and if ever you stick PERN lr FASHIONS. for the SMART WOMAN THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA nes GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICEUnder New Management , Assays for Gold, Silver, Cepper, } Lead, Mercury, Tin or_any 33 metal. A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing anf& submitting methods for commercis treatment of complex ores. Test ore for Amalgamation, Concentratior Floatation, Cyanidation or any me Lurgical process. Examinations and Repos Examinations and _ Testir Ldcensed Ore Buyer 129 CH! RCH ST. GRASS VALLEY Mine Mill received before 9 : Pints, per dozen Quarts ,per dozen ...-.--ECONOMY JARS _ Pints, per dozen em Quarts, per dozen .... SELF SEALING WIDE MOUTH Pints, per dozen . q Quarts, per dozen JELLY GLASSES > : CALL Seunts and Talls, ber dozen aadcte apo 2% PaO FRESH FISH DAILYWe Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Day Right From The Water The Prices Are Reasonai. The Quality is Righ’ EDDIE LEONG Fittings of All Kinds Nevada City, California Sealing Wax, Parawax, Jar Rings and KERR MASON SELF SEALING JARS ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO : Caos we . 5215 5215 5240 * 5240 aD} ~ a PLEATS VS. GODETS Although godets and pleats both have their partisans in the smart world, we have a sneaking idea that both of them give chic fulness. It’s so much more amusing to have both in your wardrobe! Each of these designs may be made up in a wash silk, and we suggest you make no choice between them. f The sleeveless bolero gives the first frock the appearance of an ensemble. The frock has an applied bosom front in square outline, and godets both at front and back. The next frock is quite simply tailored, with box-pleats all around the ‘skirt, and a turn-back collar and shart sleeves QUIET AND PLEASANT ‘ HEELS OVER HEAD f~ . ror NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP ‘You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has been made for the convenience of our patrons. Regular -meals and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious ~. Open Daily i? Le LLP "Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth INE igs By Systematic Saving Ist and July Ist. ASSOCIATION Under State Supervision Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE “19J Phones 109M H. W. Robinson; Pres. PROVIDE FOR THE FUTURE Offices Grass Valley and Nevada City. H. B. Dow, Sec. and Mgr. 208 Main, Nevada City 138 Auburn, Grass Valley Our investment certificates and pass book savings ac~ counts pay ® per cent compounded semiannually— with liberal withdrawal features. Interest payable Jan. NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN § Poor Suitor—Darling, I’m _ heels “You say you’ve had a very quiet . uver head in love with you! : and pleasant time at home lately?” She—Well, as soon as you’re on “Yes; my wife and I don’t speak.” your feet I may consider your suit. J. E. KNAPP MACHINERY CO. 593 Market St., San Francisco New and used Mining Equipment of all kinds Krogh Gravel Mill (complete) Compressors and Air Receivers in all sizes Electric and Gasoline Mine Hoists “But, dear,” said the wife, looking “what's the idea of these two baththing to make married life easier. One “@ guest towel in it, or object to my -ginging in it while I’m taking a show‘er—well, you may as well start pack‘up and go home to mother.”—CinComplete line of Pumping Equipment HOTEL ITALIA Raviola and Chicken Dinner on Sundays, $1.00 Weekday, 50c Raviolas to take“home, 25c per dozen , proprietor Phone 323 Nevada City 208 Sacramento St. Paladin deodetesteseatertetete gett otestedeteteteaebetoteteneterdeobetetetestetese odode TOGETHER WE TWO She is charming, he is distinguished, although the gown is not new, and his tuxedo a veleran. The secret?—Dry Cleaning! Those who employ the wizardry of the dry cleaner’s 5 art are always well dressed for all occasions. . : , Nevada City Agency at Prestons Newsstand ‘We Call For and Deliver 7 Foster and Jeffery “Where Quality and Sevice Meet” te, Pd, He he she he she ete ste test 6. Bt, te ce teste tested tetintothutototsilotsleisiatoisinintfh SH she ithe Mate ON ee eee ee ee ee Oe ae ne oe Ce ee le le ie ae lie i ie lie ihe ee i 215 W. Main St. Phone 264° _— Grass Valley * So teste she ete tte ee UNDER ONE ROOF Our patrons are acquainted with the various services offered under the roof of this bank. At this time we wish to call special attention to one of them, American Express Travelers Cheques. cae in. We wish to suggest, if you are planning a vacation trip, that you let us supply you with these ‘Travelers Cheques in. order to protect and insure your travel funds and assure a worryfree, successful vacation. BANK-OF AMERICA — OF CALIFORNIA aw NEVADA CITY BRANCH "Nevada City: {?

eS EA Se ae a NE 23, 1930 FRENCH CORRAL, June 19.— ecial to The Nugget.)—Quite a erence in the weather this a. m. Cloudy and rain. After this long “hot spell.’ L’ast night was quite ‘chilly and a southwind kept things ‘astir all night. We will tell you how things have ‘een going on for the past week ‘am our locality. oe Mrs. Edith Merby McAddams and *her mother, Mrs. Merby and brother, ‘Howard, and cousin Mrs. Haskins ‘and and son Roy, and little daughter “Betty, formed an ‘auto. party who paid a visit here last Thursday. Mrs. . McAddams tought the Birchville “gchool some years ago, and was well known and had many friends in ‘that place and French Corral, all of ‘whom were pleased to se her. Clyde Browning and Joe Swazey were busy hauling from near Maryswille last week. Mrs., Alfred Kneebone of Bridgeport, visited relatives in French Corral last Thursday. Miss Louise Moulton and Richard McMinn returned‘from North Bloomfield Friday evening to spend the week-end in French Corral. They re-. ' turned to North Bloomfield Monday “morning and Miss Barbara McMinn . accompanied them. ' ‘W.E. Moulton, with a crew of ’ men went to Granitevill Friday to do repair work on the water ditch. Theresa O’Connor of: Birchville was a Friday visitor. She left Saturday morning for her trip to OakJand where she will attend the com. ding session of Grand Parlor N, D. G. ' W. Miss O’Connor is_ the delegate . from Columbia Parlor No, 70 of . French Corral. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton and daughters Louis spent Sunday in “Sacramento as the guests of Miss Frances Moulton. The Birchville School closed for the term last. Friday. Mrs. Howe, the teacher will not return for next term. W. P. Clerkin returned from the : lower ranges Friday and will go to the mountains Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver attended the commencement exercises at Grass Valley Friday where Mrs. Culver’s grandson, Bennie Wilcoxon, graduated with high honors, . ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyers and * Mr. Meyers’ aunt, Mrs. L. Hardenrook and daughter Mabel were Ne> wada City and Grass Valley: visitors Saturday. Mrs. Adam Tabour and Mrs. Tabour’s mother, Mrs. K. Broyen and \ sister Alpha, were Sunday visitors. ; J. R. Harlett and daughter ElizaBeth and Mrs. Taylor of Hammon _ ‘were Sunday visitors. Mr. Haslett is _ go pleased with our section that he intends.to buy a home here. Charlie Corey, who in his boythood resided at Bridgeport and attended the French Corral school, paid a visit to this place last week. He had not been here for many years and his friends were glad to see him. Mrs. Earle Chatty and little sons, Billy and Jack of San Francisco are i visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver of French Corral. Messrs Merle Fischer and Virgil Avazedo of Sacramento were Sunday visitors. Mrs. L. Day and daughters Alice and Virginia visited friends in this “place Sunday. J. Swazey and Clyde were Tyler visitors last Sunday. Mr. Lee Day, who has been the guest of W. E. Moulton and family for the past week, returned to his thome in San Francisco Monday. J. W. Culver had business in Nevada City. % : : Harry Ao Oe returned from Brown’s Valley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Meyers were visi_ “tors in Grass Valley Tuesday. Mrs.A, Browning and children ‘went to Nevada City Thursday. ‘Words Changed by Time A “heathen” originally was a dweller ona heath. The early Christians were ‘mostly persons living in“ cities or walled towns; and the wild, half-savage dwellers of the moorland heaths “were among the last to abandon their old gods. ae In Englar “the letter “e” was for. smasly pronounced like “a,” and be» the village clergyman was usuNy the most socially prominent in~ -@ividual ‘in the place he became “the We still preserve the old proon and_call him the parson. ( person.” Grand Little Idea yer the plans: for their new home, rooms next to each other?” “That,” he said grimly, “ig somewill be fixed up any way you want it, ‘the other is mine, and if ever you stick PERN lr FASHIONS. for the SMART WOMAN THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA nes GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICEUnder New Management , Assays for Gold, Silver, Cepper, } Lead, Mercury, Tin or_any 33 metal. A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing anf& submitting methods for commercis treatment of complex ores. Test ore for Amalgamation, Concentratior Floatation, Cyanidation or any me Lurgical process. Examinations and Repos Examinations and _ Testir Ldcensed Ore Buyer 129 CH! RCH ST. GRASS VALLEY Mine

Mill received before 9 : Pints, per dozen Quarts ,per dozen .....-.--ECONOMY JARS _ Pints, per dozen em Quarts, per dozen ....... SELF SEALING WIDE MOUTH Pints, per dozen . q Quarts, per dozen JELLY GLASSES > : CALL Seunts and Talls, ber dozen aadcte apo 2% PaO FRESH FISH DAILYWe Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Day Right From The Water The Prices Are Reasonai. The Quality is Righ’ EDDIE LEONG Fittings of All Kinds Nevada City, California Sealing Wax, Parawax, Jar Rings and KERR MASON SELF SEALING JARS ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO : Caos we . 5215 5215 5240 * 5240 aD} ~ a PLEATS VS. GODETS Although godets and pleats both have their partisans in the smart world, we have a sneaking idea that both of them give chic fulness. It’s so much more amusing to have both in your wardrobe! Each of these designs may be made up in a wash silk, and we suggest you make no choice between them. f The sleeveless bolero gives the first frock the appearance of an ensemble. The frock has an applied bosom front in square outline, and godets both at front and back. The next frock is quite simply tailored, with box-pleats all around the ‘skirt, and a turn-back collar and shart sleeves QUIET AND PLEASANT ‘ HEELS OVER HEAD f~ . ror NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP ‘You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has been made for the convenience of our patrons. Regular -meals and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious ~. Open Daily i? Le LLP "Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth INE igs By Systematic Saving Ist and July Ist. ASSOCIATION Under State Supervision Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE “19J Phones 109M H. W. Robinson; Pres. PROVIDE FOR THE FUTURE Offices Grass Valley and Nevada City. H. B. Dow, Sec. and Mgr. 208 Main, Nevada City 138 Auburn, Grass Valley Our investment certificates and pass book savings ac~ counts pay ® per cent compounded semiannually— with liberal withdrawal features. Interest payable Jan. NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN § Poor Suitor—Darling, I’m _ heels “You say you’ve had a very quiet . uver head in love with you! : and pleasant time at home lately?” She—Well, as soon as you’re on “Yes; my wife and I don’t speak.” your feet I may consider your suit. J. E. KNAPP MACHINERY CO. 593 Market St., San Francisco New and used Mining Equipment of all kinds Krogh Gravel Mill (complete) Compressors and Air Receivers in all sizes Electric and Gasoline Mine Hoists “But, dear,” said the wife, looking “what's the idea of these two baththing to make married life easier. One “@ guest towel in it, or object to my -ginging in it while I’m taking a show‘er—well, you may as well start pack‘up and go home to mother.”—CinComplete line of Pumping Equipment HOTEL ITALIA Raviola and Chicken Dinner on Sundays, $1.00 Weekday, 50c Raviolas to take“home, 25c per dozen , proprietor Phone 323 Nevada City 208 Sacramento St. Paladin deodetesteseatertetete gett otestedeteteteaebetoteteneterdeobetetetestetese odode TOGETHER WE TWO She is charming, he is distinguished, although the gown is not new, and his tuxedo a veleran. The secret?—Dry Cleaning! Those who employ the wizardry of the dry cleaner’s 5 art are always well dressed for all occasions. . : , Nevada City Agency at Prestons Newsstand ‘We Call For and Deliver 7 Foster and Jeffery “Where Quality and Sevice Meet” te, Pd, He he she he she ete ste test 6. Bt, te ce teste tested tetintothutototsilotsleisiatoisinintfh SH she ithe Mate ON ee eee ee ee ee Oe ae ne oe Ce ee le le ie ae lie i ie lie ihe ee i 215 W. Main St. Phone 264° _— Grass Valley * So teste she ete tte ee UNDER ONE ROOF Our patrons are acquainted with the various services offered under the roof of this bank. At this time we wish to call special attention to one of them, American Express Travelers Cheques. cae in. We wish to suggest, if you are planning a vacation trip, that you let us supply you with these ‘Travelers Cheques in. order to protect and insure your travel funds and assure a worryfree, successful vacation. BANK-OF AMERICA — OF CALIFORNIA aw NEVADA CITY BRANCH "Nevada City: {?