June 25, 1928 (6 pages)

~ Boe SONDAY, JUNE, 25, 1928’ THE NEVADA CITY — eee ep Sie ~ HADLEY RETURNS TO HIS OLD HOME TOWN J. M. Hadley of Brandon, Manitoba, has been here for the iast week viewing old scenes. He is the former. owner of the. hardware store now owned by the Nevada City Hardware Company and finds. a keen delight in coming back to the old town. He was a resident here for thirty years,’ coming here fifty years ago this fall. He keeps posted on home town doi through The Nugget. ee & 88 Miss Billy Panie has returned from a visit in San Francisco and iwll attend the second session of the Camp Fire girls. Miss Frances Powers of San Francisco is here to spend the simmer. NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Is Your Home Town P, —— Mr. and Mrs. George Redmayne of Court Madera and Mrs. F. E. Maywood, former residents of this city. thet ungb. -i ef .,Cook Yo Mr. and Mrs. Jess Neilson of French Corral were business visitors here Friday. Master Freddie Worth of San, Francisco is here for his summer vacation: with his father, Fred ©. Worth. A party composed of Henry Hussey, sisters, Misses Nora and Delia, nephew and niece, Jimmié Jr., and Patricia, and Mrs. Mary Larson, all of San Francisco arrived by auto Wednesday to spend their vacation in Willow Valley, their old home. Master George Mainhart is here , from San Francisco visiting relatives. * YOU HAVE NEVER BOUGHT GENUINE: “GOODYEAR” ALL-WEATHER AND PATHFINDER TIRES AT LOWER PRICES THAN WE ARE QUOTING NOW GET YOUR SHARE! _ ‘' returned home to Oakland after ; visit of two weeks . NEVADA CITY HARDWARE (0. SPR he eee crete dese seen cle teate fe oboofe sfonde ele ole negate ofeafineteigeteoterlegegesh Wee & PE Seber dete detest teste ope epee ate nese ee eee pee eet eotenterte ° fa eho’ Wishes atesteebesdorbeteobesterteobete ob ont fe sfonte feo eae ote featestentesfeoteofeecectefeateatesferfecteofecfesteateateateaferte steak DONT THROW AWAY Those Clothes until we look them over. Many times 3 they can be restored to newness at surprisingly low cost and save you many dollars. Our Nevada City Agency is at the National Hotel. We * pick up bundles on Mondays and Thursdays and reGRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Fd Burtner, Proprietor Phone 375W 278 stestestestoate o,f, A feateste fetotes 4 tet oar’ Seater . tes + te t. Meat 48 ae etes ¥, * tua Safes M2 ate. aoe Be ey +t be aah he Ye + +, 111 West Main St. ves XaNS DHS He eet eee ee one ee ertele oe dele oie etionde fortes ie erent Melee Serie SPEND THE FOURTH -IN NEVADA CITY Make This a Real Home Coming Event The Biggest and Finest Parade Ever Staged Here Beautiful Floats Will Depict Nevada City’s History Night of July 3d Will be in Charge of Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas Who Will Stage An Evening of Merry Making and Burlesque “ Impresario Maitre Horatio de Curnowe Will Conduct . Stirring Martial Band Musique au Sousa AGRAND HOME COMING EVENT Sees steaterteafertontenterte toate teste stesteatestecteateateate teste te ateatealesteste oe ofeofeotecteaterteote feet nterteateat * : ¢ * . Something Deine Every Minute sg <3 Plenty of Fine Mountain Cold Water to Drink Grass Valley is Cooperating in Gracious Manner Miss Alta Freeman has as guests; . . . Mrs. S. J. Murchie and i Mis Alice, and grandson, Arnold, are . ‘}Veved by all who get any PERSONAL MENTION Miss Irma William is here from Palo Alto te spend the summer at the parental home. Misses Catherine and Ruth Hogan have as a guest, Miss Lois Wilcox of Oakland. Mrs. Harry. Robinson and little daughter of Lovelock, Nevada returned here with her mother and sister, Mrs. T. S. Ford and Miss Savory, who have been there visiting for some time. Howard G. Loveland of. Sacramento is here visiting friends. He remarked that many former residents are coming up from Sacramento for the 4th. aE Mrs. W. BE. Wright and daughter, Eugenie, left Sunday for Oakland-to ‘spend. the summer. Miss Eugenie will ake a summer cours at University jof California. ' week. ; Major C. G. de Bertodano, mining man of Steep Hollow, was in our city this week. . . Mr. and Mrs. R. Searls and family came up fora visit with his parents, , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls, Sr. Mr. Searls returned to his home in San Francisco -while the family re_mained for a longer visit. . Mrs. Maria Daggett, is here visiting with Miss Mattie Eddy. Her friends will remember her as Miss ‘Maria Eddy. Mrs. George Hampton arrived Satjurday evening from San Francisco ‘and is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. F. T. Nilon. Mrs. R. B. Merrill of San Mateo is here visiting her brother, W. W. ‘Waggoner and Miss Doyothy Waggoner. . . Mr. and Mrs. James Young have -as guests their children, Mrs. BE. B. "Cook and husband, and Eugene ; Young. The latter is a student at U. C. Berkeley. . William Wright of the Sniartsville ;section was a Wednesday business / visitor and paid The Nugget office a: ‘pleasant visit. E. H. Hurlburt of Glendale and C.' L. Mead of Montrose, who are inter' ‘ested in the new’ Montrose mining development near Downieville were Nevada City business visitors the pastweek. 5 . . Mr. and’’Mrs.*Harry Penrose have a here with relavives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston have returned to Oakland after visiting his brother and. wife, Mr. and Mrs. 3en Preston of this city. County Clerk George Coughlan is ill at his home on Nimrod street. District Attorney W. E. Wright is at, Del Monte attending the ‘District . Attorney’s Convention. Mrs. W. E. Mclean of i Mr. and Graniteville have as a guest, Mrs. ,, Charles A. Flynn a former resident .of this ci.ty . . The street . Mrs. Mamie Parsons has as a mixer which “puest, Mrs: Victor Berker and daughter, Ruby. Mrs. Becker was formerly iMiss Ury Arthur. . Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rundy en!tertained his brother, Ferd and wife iof Saeramento over the week end. Mrs. W. G:. Fenton left Thursday ‘morning for San Franeiseo she will. visit relatives . for a time. . Miss Mary Schmidt is taking the . summer course at Stanford Univer. . where and friends isity. She is a student at Mills College. Miss Retha Downey is home after attending the wedding of her sister; Mrs. Mertez Smitteamp and Reginald Sherwood which took place in that Reno a few days ago. Mrs. Carl Ivey and Paine of Chico spent the week end here visiting relatives. Mrs. Mary Curry of San Francisco visited her mother, Mrs. J. K. Davis, at the National Hotel. Mr. Raymond O’Connor and family of Clarktown are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. C: B: O’Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tredinnick. Miss Maragret Orzalli, nurse at Sisters a student Hospital in Sacra, mento, is home with her motner during her vacation. and Mrs. Don $ A . Mr. of ' Berkeley are here visiting with his old time acquaintances. Treadwell daughter, home from a fine vacation spent on the Pacifie coast. Mrs. L. M: Jewett and dauehter, Florence of Valkejo are here visiting relatives and friends. The many friends of Mr. and Mra. Tsaac Ostrom will be pleased’ to learn that their little daughter, Marie is recovering nicely at the Nevada City Sanitarium from a. reeent opera-~ tion for appendicitis. ° Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Yesehwanden of Taft came up Thursday fer.a visit here with old time friends. ‘ The fisherman's fish stories ara heof the evenins relatives and Tish, ‘ ra errno, eg {ingness to otoperate Miss §¥stelle . CITY TRUSTEES DISCU TRAFFIC ORDINANCE An extended session of the city board of trustees was held Tliursday evening, a number of items of business coming up for consideration. The main source of worry for the city dads is the framing of the new traffic ordinance which is des; tined to correct many of the present evils and also to pour a new source of revénue into the city coffers. The ordinance which las been jn ‘the making for some months is now practically ready for its final draft ‘and enactment into law. It lists four streets as boulevards, Pine street from Broad to Saeramento, Broad from Junction of East and West ‘Broad to Plaza, ‘Sacramento from Plaza to: Zion and Zion from Sacramento to the city limits. Stop signs will be erected along these thorough‘fares and an effort made to enforce the provisions of the ordinance. All night parking in the business section has been a troublesonie item as , Well as some of the old cars which ,have been stored about the streets for some months. Due attention is being given to the request of the fire ,department for certain parking re. strictions to allow the free movelent of the fire trucks at all times. . Parking on Broad Street from the theatre to the-Plaza is,to be diagonal on the south side amd parrallel on j the north to give more room for (moving traffic. The new ordinance i will mark an important step for Ne. vada City which has been getting al‘ong haphazard for many years with-. out ‘any traffic regulation. FOURTH OF JULY DONATION In keeping with its regular custom ;the trustees voted $100 for the . Fourth of July celebration and will also’ provide benches and other conveniences for that day. A request of the Sacramento Bee for an advertising. contribution was passed over, all advertising matters being left to the advertising committee of the celebration. Tfe trustees showed their willin every way but put their foot down on the numerous special police which have decorated the city payroll on some previous oceasions. The sheriff's office and the state triffic police will be asked to assist.in keeping the traitic under eontrol; The matter of*a‘suitable garbage dump has its innings but no decision was arrived at . The present dump on the Gates place near Sugar Loaf will not be available any longer and another location will have to be found. Several residents of Park Avenue had a petition before the board for a new street light in their neighborhood and the matter was left in the hands of Trustee Murchie for disposal. are being parked on the streets are-to° be put under cover as soon as be found, a suitable place can Water eollections showed a total of $1492.25 for the past month. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamb}yn have returned from an eventful trip to scraper and one, San Jose. While there they/ witnessed the graduation of their daughter Vivian from the State Teachers Colleve and their daughter Irvina’s wedding. She was married to Mr. Vernon . Shattuck at the Willow Glen Methodist Church. The happy couple will make their home at San Jose. If we are going to have a good front. porch campaign, we must have something different from room nomination. “a ~ back Very glorious to fly to the top of the world in an airplane, but before . doing so the husbands sheuld climb to the top of the stepladder and fix those window curtains. Many automobile accidents are due to defective steering gear. but nune {is of course ever due to driving 100 fast. A great number of our people are planning to celebrate’ the patriotic deeds of the fathers by eating a lot of ice cream and going fishing. BENEFIT DANCE FRENCH CORRAL DN “SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Benefit of San Juan Ridge Water Association . The Usual Good Time For Everybody Fine Music Good Eeats Dance Tickets .. $1.00 Supper a la carte Help the Ridge Get Water nce More on Its Parched . Acres of Fertility ae i a ae oe a eae a a ee eae eC a : : Ee er er 7 we a Two young people of our city and two that were former residents have successfully passed the tests at the San Jose Teachers coilese, They are Miss Irma McCormack, who will teach at Roseville; Miss Vivian Tamblyn, who will teach at Layalton; Miss Alice KE. Snell, who will inThe Nugget SSS cr rm struct in the Truckee schools, and Lloyd Snell will teach at Campbell near San Jose. ‘ Mrs. Anna L. Wilsén a former 1erident of Relief Hill, but now of Oakland, is here visiting friends. — Miss Ella Blackmore of Forest visited in this city Wednesday. SPECIALS — / Age Kaltes Hag Coffee With the caffeine removed Mother's Oats, with China Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS — INC. “The Best for Less” ‘Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City ¥ STOP AT CAMPTONVILLE THE FOREST The Most Novel Ice Cream Parlor in California LANG GARAGE Free Air Gas and Oil + CAMPTONVILLE, Cleanest Town In The Sierra Rebeeatetetettet titeteetetetnteteteatntrtntrbletee eset fefetefedefenfededededdebbbbibigupepage : st ortanateatrmo. ——— ss ee NEW RATES MAKB ELECTRIC COOKING VERY ECONOMICAL coma And then ~~ let the electric range do all the cooking Every woman loves to cook—when cooking is gone. That is what the electric range does. It eliminates cooking monotony. Its harmonious white porcelain enamel inakes kitchens attractive. Its perfect baking wins appetites. And its automatic time and temperature controls do the cooking while you’re shopping or at the movies, The oven of the new electric range heats up to 400 degrees in 9 to 11 minutes—as fast as one can mix biscuits. The open coil cooking elements are now made smaller to fit your pans. Heat that was formerly wasted goes to work. The result is, food cooks faster — less electricity is used. See the new electric ranges today. Ask about our special low terms. Paciric GAs AND ELectric COMPANY the monotony of 124-628

~ Boe SONDAY, JUNE, 25, 1928’ THE NEVADA CITY — eee ep Sie ~ HADLEY RETURNS TO HIS OLD HOME TOWN J. M. Hadley of Brandon, Manitoba, has been here for the iast week viewing old scenes. He is the former. owner of the. hardware store now owned by the Nevada City Hardware Company and finds. a keen delight in coming back to the old town. He was a resident here for thirty years,’ coming here fifty years ago this fall. He keeps posted on home town doi through The Nugget. ee & 88 Miss Billy Panie has returned from a visit in San Francisco and iwll attend the second session of the Camp Fire girls. Miss Frances Powers of San Francisco is here to spend the simmer. NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Is Your Home Town P, —— Mr. and Mrs. George Redmayne of Court Madera and Mrs. F. E. Maywood, former residents of this city. thet ungb. -i ef .,Cook Yo Mr. and Mrs. Jess Neilson of French Corral were business visitors here Friday. Master Freddie Worth of San, Francisco is here for his summer vacation: with his father, Fred ©. Worth. A party composed of Henry Hussey, sisters, Misses Nora and Delia, nephew and niece, Jimmié Jr., and Patricia, and Mrs. Mary Larson, all of San Francisco arrived by auto Wednesday to spend their vacation in Willow Valley, their old home. Master George Mainhart is here , from San Francisco visiting relatives. * YOU HAVE NEVER BOUGHT GENUINE: “GOODYEAR” ALL-WEATHER AND PATHFINDER TIRES AT LOWER PRICES THAN WE ARE QUOTING NOW GET YOUR SHARE! _ ‘' returned home to Oakland after ; visit of two weeks . NEVADA CITY HARDWARE (0. SPR he eee crete dese seen cle teate fe oboofe sfonde ele ole negate ofeafineteigeteoterlegegesh Wee & PE Seber dete detest teste ope epee ate nese ee eee pee eet eotenterte ° fa eho’ Wishes atesteebesdorbeteobesterteobete ob ont fe sfonte feo eae ote featestentesfeoteofeecectefeateatesferfecteofecfesteateateateaferte steak DONT THROW AWAY Those Clothes until we look them over. Many times 3 they can be restored to newness at surprisingly low cost and save you many dollars. Our Nevada City Agency is at the National Hotel. We * pick up bundles on Mondays and Thursdays and reGRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Fd Burtner, Proprietor Phone 375W 278 stestestestoate o,f, A feateste fetotes 4 tet oar’ Seater . tes + te t. Meat 48 ae etes ¥, * tua Safes M2 ate. aoe Be ey +t be aah he Ye + +, 111 West Main St. ves XaNS DHS He eet eee ee one ee ertele oe dele oie etionde fortes ie erent Melee Serie SPEND THE FOURTH -IN NEVADA CITY Make This a Real Home Coming Event The Biggest and Finest Parade Ever Staged Here Beautiful Floats Will Depict Nevada City’s History Night of July 3d Will be in Charge of Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas Who Will Stage An Evening of Merry Making and Burlesque “ Impresario Maitre Horatio de Curnowe Will Conduct . Stirring Martial Band Musique au Sousa AGRAND HOME COMING EVENT Sees steaterteafertontenterte toate teste stesteatestecteateateate teste te ateatealesteste oe ofeofeotecteaterteote feet nterteateat * : ¢ * . Something Deine Every Minute sg <3 Plenty of Fine Mountain Cold Water to Drink Grass Valley is Cooperating in Gracious Manner Miss Alta Freeman has as guests; . . . Mrs. S. J. Murchie and i Mis Alice, and grandson, Arnold, are . ‘}Veved by all who get any PERSONAL MENTION Miss Irma William is here from Palo Alto te spend the summer at the parental home. Misses Catherine and Ruth Hogan have as a guest, Miss Lois Wilcox of Oakland. Mrs. Harry. Robinson and little daughter of Lovelock, Nevada returned here with her mother and sister, Mrs. T. S. Ford and Miss Savory, who have been there visiting for some time. Howard G. Loveland of. Sacramento is here visiting friends. He remarked that many former residents are coming up from Sacramento for the 4th. aE Mrs. W. BE. Wright and daughter, Eugenie, left Sunday for Oakland-to ‘spend. the summer. Miss Eugenie will ake a summer cours at University jof California. ' week. ; Major C. G. de Bertodano, mining man of Steep Hollow, was in our city this week. . . Mr. and Mrs. R. Searls and family came up fora visit with his parents, , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls, Sr. Mr. Searls returned to his home in San Francisco -while the family re_mained for a longer visit. . Mrs. Maria Daggett, is here visiting with Miss Mattie Eddy. Her friends will remember her as Miss ‘Maria Eddy. Mrs. George Hampton arrived Satjurday evening from San Francisco ‘and is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. F. T. Nilon. Mrs. R. B. Merrill of San Mateo is here visiting her brother, W. W. ‘Waggoner and Miss Doyothy Waggoner. . . Mr. and Mrs. James Young have -as guests their children, Mrs. BE. B. "Cook and husband, and Eugene ; Young. The latter is a student at U. C.. Berkeley. . William Wright of the Sniartsville ;section was a Wednesday business / visitor and paid The Nugget office a: ‘pleasant visit. E. H. Hurlburt of Glendale and C.' L. Mead of Montrose, who are inter' ‘ested in the new’ Montrose mining development near Downieville were Nevada City business visitors the pastweek. 5 . . Mr. and’’Mrs.*Harry Penrose have a here with relavives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston have returned to Oakland after visiting his brother and. wife, Mr. and Mrs. 3en Preston of this city. County Clerk George Coughlan is ill at his home on Nimrod street. District Attorney W. E. Wright is at, Del Monte attending the ‘District . Attorney’s Convention. Mrs. W. E. Mclean of i Mr. and Graniteville have as a guest, Mrs. ,, Charles A. Flynn a former resident .of this ci.ty . . The street . Mrs. Mamie Parsons has as a mixer which “puest, Mrs: Victor Berker and daughter, Ruby. Mrs. Becker was formerly iMiss Ury Arthur. . Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rundy en!tertained his brother, Ferd and wife iof Saeramento over the week end. Mrs. W. G:. Fenton left Thursday ‘morning for San Franeiseo she will. visit relatives . for a time. . Miss Mary Schmidt is taking the . summer course at Stanford Univer. . where and friends isity. She is a student at Mills College. Miss Retha Downey is home after attending the wedding of her sister; Mrs. Mertez Smitteamp and Reginald Sherwood which took place in that Reno a few days ago. Mrs. Carl Ivey and Paine of Chico spent the week end here visiting relatives. Mrs. Mary Curry of San Francisco visited her mother, Mrs. J. K. Davis, at the National Hotel.

Mr. Raymond O’Connor and family of Clarktown are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. C: B: O’Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tredinnick. Miss Maragret Orzalli, nurse at Sisters a student Hospital in Sacra, mento, is home with her motner during her vacation. and Mrs. Don $ A . Mr. of ' Berkeley are here visiting with his old time acquaintances. Treadwell daughter, home from a fine vacation spent on the Pacifie coast. Mrs. L. M: Jewett and dauehter, Florence of Valkejo are here visiting relatives and friends. The many friends of Mr. and Mra. Tsaac Ostrom will be pleased’ to learn that their little daughter, Marie is recovering nicely at the Nevada City Sanitarium from a. reeent opera-~ tion for appendicitis. ° Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Yesehwanden of Taft came up Thursday fer.a visit here with old time friends. ‘ The fisherman's fish stories ara heof the evenins relatives and Tish, ‘ ra errno, eg {ingness to otoperate Miss §¥stelle . CITY TRUSTEES DISCU TRAFFIC ORDINANCE An extended session of the city board of trustees was held Tliursday evening, a number of items of business coming up for consideration. The main source of worry for the city dads is the framing of the new traffic ordinance which is des; tined to correct many of the present evils and also to pour a new source of revénue into the city coffers. The ordinance which las been jn ‘the making for some months is now practically ready for its final draft ‘and enactment into law. It lists four streets as boulevards, Pine street from Broad to Saeramento, Broad from Junction of East and West ‘Broad to Plaza, ‘Sacramento from Plaza to: Zion and Zion from Sacramento to the city limits. Stop signs will be erected along these thorough‘fares and an effort made to enforce the provisions of the ordinance. All night parking in the business section has been a troublesonie item as , Well as some of the old cars which ,have been stored about the streets for some months. Due attention is being given to the request of the fire ,department for certain parking re. strictions to allow the free movelent of the fire trucks at all times. . Parking on Broad Street from the theatre to the-Plaza is,to be diagonal on the south side amd parrallel on j the north to give more room for (moving traffic. The new ordinance i will mark an important step for Ne. vada City which has been getting al‘ong haphazard for many years with-. out ‘any traffic regulation. FOURTH OF JULY DONATION In keeping with its regular custom ;the trustees voted $100 for the . Fourth of July celebration and will also’ provide benches and other conveniences for that day. A request of the Sacramento Bee for an advertising. contribution was passed over, all advertising matters being left to the advertising committee of the celebration. Tfe trustees showed their willin every way but put their foot down on the numerous special police which have decorated the city payroll on some previous oceasions. The sheriff's office and the state triffic police will be asked to assist.in keeping the traitic under eontrol; The matter of*a‘suitable garbage dump has its innings but no decision was arrived at . The present dump on the Gates place near Sugar Loaf will not be available any longer and another location will have to be found. Several residents of Park Avenue had a petition before the board for a new street light in their neighborhood and the matter was left in the hands of Trustee Murchie for disposal. are being parked on the streets are-to° be put under cover as soon as be found, a suitable place can Water eollections showed a total of $1492.25 for the past month. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamb}yn have returned from an eventful trip to scraper and one, San Jose. While there they/ witnessed the graduation of their daughter Vivian from the State Teachers Colleve and their daughter Irvina’s wedding. She was married to Mr. Vernon . Shattuck at the Willow Glen Methodist Church. The happy couple will make their home at San Jose. If we are going to have a good front. porch campaign, we must have something different from room nomination. “a ~ back Very glorious to fly to the top of the world in an airplane, but before . doing so the husbands sheuld climb to the top of the stepladder and fix those window curtains. Many automobile accidents are due to defective steering gear. but nune {is of course ever due to driving 100 fast. A great number of our people are planning to celebrate’ the patriotic deeds of the fathers by eating a lot of ice cream and going fishing. BENEFIT DANCE FRENCH CORRAL DN “SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Benefit of San Juan Ridge Water Association . The Usual Good Time For Everybody Fine Music Good Eeats Dance Tickets ... $1.00 Supper a la carte Help the Ridge Get Water nce More on Its Parched . Acres of Fertility ae i a ae oe a eae a a ee eae eC a : : Ee er er 7 we a Two young people of our city and two that were former residents have successfully passed the tests at the San Jose Teachers coilese, They are Miss Irma McCormack, who will teach at Roseville; Miss Vivian Tamblyn, who will teach at Layalton; Miss Alice KE. Snell, who will inThe Nugget SSS cr rm struct in the Truckee schools, and Lloyd Snell will teach at Campbell near San Jose. ‘ Mrs. Anna L. Wilsén a former 1erident of Relief Hill, but now of Oakland, is here visiting friends. — Miss Ella Blackmore of Forest visited in this city Wednesday. SPECIALS — / Age Kaltes Hag Coffee With the caffeine removed Mother's Oats, with China Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS — INC. “The Best for Less” ‘Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City ¥ STOP AT CAMPTONVILLE THE FOREST The Most Novel Ice Cream Parlor in California LANG GARAGE Free Air Gas and Oil + CAMPTONVILLE, Cleanest Town In The Sierra Rebeeatetetettet titeteetetetnteteteatntrtntrbletee eset fefetefedefenfededededdebbbbibigupepage : st ortanateatrmo. ——— ss ee NEW RATES MAKB ELECTRIC COOKING VERY ECONOMICAL coma And then ~~ let the electric range do all the cooking Every woman loves to cook—when cooking is gone. That is what the electric range does. It eliminates cooking monotony. Its harmonious white porcelain enamel inakes kitchens attractive. Its perfect baking wins appetites. And its automatic time and temperature controls do the cooking while you’re shopping or at the movies, The oven of the new electric range heats up to 400 degrees in 9 to 11 minutes—as fast as one can mix biscuits. The open coil cooking elements are now made smaller to fit your pans. Heat that was formerly wasted goes to work. The result is, food cooks faster — less electricity is used. See the new electric ranges today. Ask about our special low terms. Paciric GAs AND ELectric COMPANY the monotony of 124-628