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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

March 18, 1929 (8 pages)

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‘wan . in town Friday on ‘of North Columbia GOLFERS were visitors in ian LEAVE EARLY A number of golf fans left early mining proper. the Pleasant Valley section looking Saturday afternoon for the Placera oe 6 ee . after the latters cattle that are on ville course where a tournament was STILLMAN HULINGS IN ties at Graniteville which they ae . ature there: staged yesterday between the PlacerGOLDEN WEDDING EVENT developing. They expressed great ville and the local clubs. Those from Sheriff George R. Carter attendinterest in the coming special minNevada City in the early party The William Schwartz home in of sheriffs and ing review to be put out by Thej. ed the convention were W. E. Wright, Arthur M. Grass Valley was beautifully decorfor extra}: eace officers, which was. held in Hoge, and left orders Nugget Fred F. Cassidy and Gove ated in a yellow color scheme last }Saecramento during last week. copies. C. Celio. They expected to play the Sunday to celebrate in a proper course .on arrival and familiarize manner the golden wedding anniver“ ttt ” rtesteotesieatesgeo Se atesfesteate teste ate teeta ieobeafefectentente themselves with the hazards and sary of Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Hul -ing of bunkers on the course. for Cooking with LITTLE or NO water re Limited Time tJ Ut Special Prices <SSSf 8 at. SIZE $5.95 12 qt. SIZE $0.95. SAVES FUEL Cooksa whole meal at one time over escheaper meat-cuts tender and delicious. Cooks food in their own juices. Equipped with Lifting!) Handle. Get it HERE NOW Get Your “Wear-Ever” Steam Seal Cooker Here! ee le eeheee ee ae te ee aa ae ee te i Ste REPAINT AND REPAIR YOUR HOME SPR'NG CLEAN NG Consult NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING and for FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. WE WANT TO HELP IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF BOTH TOWNS stash stisteatest teats tartesteatestestete. PLM HM AA MMe HMM Me Lote Me Se tate Me se Se a a ae Sa ea ees. NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO : Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBidg. Telephone G. V. 35. : : coal.” to The coal dealer asked her as what kind Under State Supervision of coal, the young a very charnting setting and _ particularly in keeping “with the spirit of woman failing to specify whether it be pea, nut, stove or furnace coal. When the dealer got through inform the occasion. ,Mrs. Schwartz proved a most charming ing her of the different sizes of coal bride thought she was DAS DEUTCHE ESSEN s DEN NEVADA CITY ELKS Truth About Petrification There is an old superstition that if One of the most enjoyable dinners staged by the Elks was staged last. Thursday night as a Duteh a piece of hickory wood is put ia water it will turn to stone in seven years. Of course it is not true. wood ever turns to Stunée. No dinner Even wood wood decays. for each article on the menu. Owing to the inability of some of the antlered brethern in translating, ober The length of time re koeche Herr Emil Ott brought out’ Herr Karl Kopp, the menu Extremely Ancient Eggs /of a high ‘cliff, an explorer found a line of egg shells springing like crocuses out of the ground. These Many of these eggs, supposed to be ornaments oécasion..Fhé committee in charge Ott, ' the Dutch privilege form often product. . Just give us a trial. JL JACKSON We Deliver * Phone Number One had _ thc severai kopecks to the charity box. enlesfettetealerietletteaiileaiestesettesteal leaf sle steals fest stetesteit eate as a . William Vizzard came down from the Moores Flat district and attended to business here Friday. ? SPECIAL THIS WEEK sty Fancy Strawberry and Raspberry Preserves ... quart jar 65c imported Olive Ol pint, 48c semen. Fancy Comb PREY 2 ie 25c BI. caddies Soda Crackers .c.s.snsuitsnnn 45c Lyles Golden Syap3 ai a 32c Old Dutch Cleanser 02. hu ac 3 for 26¢ Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. We handle a complete line of Langendorf Cakes CHAIN GROCETERIAS INS. “The Best for IT ess” Phone 176 Nevada City 7 Powell Block Ce teeters tet te oh tecetete detetetotetetule ded detedededeteteqetebobapebobebdeebebededeieg'g> J an be dark. We might play games in dark rooms, and occasionally send the echildren to unlighted rooms for sweets or new toys. Sometimes giving a flashlight, which he himself can turn on at a moment's notice has been most helpful. MONDAY—Clara Nevada ferred Royal the Areh Mark Chapter con Master degree on two candidates at a special meeting. talking and singing be shown here you. The Fixers is A fine program will pictures interest spicy comedy. the way the first and second Sundays of each fourth Sundays Mass at 8 o’clock. Third Sunday ‘of eash month Mass in Cherokee at 10:30. Mass Sunday. in and WEDNESDAY— in one yet. Biren ‘The Circus.’ Rubber Necks the comedy. Danger Trail is a wes tern two reeler. A big show for 5: Timber Searlet Nugeet al through. Chaplin His best Tall Masses at 8 and 19:30 a.m. on Third and Charlie to FRIDAY—‘The ST. CANICH’S CHURCH Subscrihe tor The Bo win ‘Three Week Ends.’ The _first TUESDAY is Two . Outlaws.” the comedy. The Arrow. SATURDAY—‘The Devils. WETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday school at 10 a. m. ler Path Trad is the Collegian SUNDAY and MONDAY—“InterParam Doris Kenyon, Clive Trent and William Powell. A melo is Whoopee Boys. M. G. M News. of the coming The Battling Séxes. Evening service at 7 The Tempest. Sorrows and Son. Mid week prayer service Wednes attractions hTe Wedding March. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY every Sunday morning
al 11 o’clock at Brand’s Studio, Broad street. The public is cordially invi ‘ted to attend. i 20 years. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCR Ist and 38d Sundays—Churel School at 9:45 a. m. Morning pray er with sermon at 11. 2d and 4th Sundays—Holy Com the injury was somewhere within 50. miles. _ Highly developed locating devices were instantly Evely Brook, are: m. bell rang tn.a telephone test station. This meant that a puncture had been-made in the air-tight sheath of a busy inter-city cable. Ther =n on duty knew that sunt pictures you will like. Starrin; Epworth League at 6 p. m. p. Durinc the afternoon of March 17, 1928, an alarm showin«. “erence,” one of the lae big Some Merning service at 11 a. m. Getting there ahead of the trouble Mark’’ with Bete Bennett. The ©: drama_of the upper crust. The Com foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular it But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices that are resaonable. Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of occasion of contributing has helped in overcoming this fear, by becoming more familiar with the Meets THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL Louie Kopp, Downey for % oh DEPUTY SCADDEN BUSY District Deputy Grand Exalte: Ruler Phil G. Seadden spent. a busy week with three official visits the past week. Wednesday night saw him at Chico, Thursday night at applied and in sixty-five minutes the troublespot was located. By 7:15 in the evening, before the break in the sheath had affected service on any of the 248 pairs of wires in the cable, the repairs had been made without one conversation being interrupted. This special alarm system is one of the many mechanical and electrical wonders developed by Bell System engineers to guard telephone conversations. ‘ Automatic warning signals, electrical locating de vices, constant testing of all switchboard apparatus and circuits—these are some of the ceaseless efforts that so effectively reduced interruptions to service on Bell lines in 1928. There is no standing still in the Bell System. Redding and Friday night — at Marysville. A number of local Bills went over for the Marysville meeting headed by Exalted Ruler Tom W. Richards. George Walling ac: ac ehouffeur for the visitor, ‘*Tue Tevepnone Books are THE DirecTrory OF THE Narion’’ THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY distine*" BELL SYSTEM [FI 5”) O's iG One Policy One System Universal Service a ene munion at 8:00 a. m. Church School Es at 9:45. Evening prayer at 7:30. Our Sunday School meets at tei o’clock for pupils up to the age “or CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES Minimum rate, 25¢, one time, { HAVE INSTALLED stitching machine and A HEM plester be. 25, 40, 50, in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for werk of this kind will LAMPS 50¢ for month. promptly executed. Mrs. Ira Andrews, tesidence just back of W. P. Jones. 26tf FOR SALE PIANO—Sacrifice. Stored in Nevada City. Makers order quick disposal. Write today for terms. Factory Adjuster, Rt. 6, Bx. 972, Sacramento, Calif. 13-20* W. R. JEFFORD & SON WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA One cent.a word for first insertion iwo cents a word for one month ieate ste afestesteatestocteatestertealesotesleierts ste feateafeaten We te , it Kopp Ernie H. H. Buckner, pastor. eee ee hedeitesbetenteeeh hetetetg a %e. oy Karl Emil George Overcoming Fear of Dark °Children who -suddenly aversion to the dark can Grass Valley ‘ educated. consisted ,of Herrs on day evening at 7. p. m. = less. Exalted~Ruler Tom Richards, who tried to put over some stage I"ren ch creature the oldest in the world, have been reeovered from the sands of Mongolia. Bits of them were formerly made by into interpreted Gove Celio and William Fouyer, that lived probably ten million years ago. primitive people women’s necks. ‘for the Schreiber, proved to be parts of shells laid by prehistoric who TAe‘e was a large turnout for the After cutting his band on the top dinosaur—a_ it was even to neat ‘‘speisekartes”’ © at each place, giving the appropriate name quired for an object “to petrify depends upon. circumstances. It may be a few yegrs or a thousand. Usually it requires a long period.—Exchange. a and Dutch the which petrifies does not actually turn to stone. The wood merely acts as a mold while minerals from water or the atmosphere are deposited as the edy Nevada City and the purchasing a hat or a dress—Salem News. fille at 10:30. NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND : LOAN ‘ASSOCIATION i hostess she asked for the “nicest shade of event was. one long to be rememblack coal.” Apparently the young. bered. relatives. Mrs. eee cteotereofeateateteitiite dt testeototeatentesteatenterteateoteofesteatesteatenteeofeatestesteatestestiteatestesteateateateaeafeifest have Daffodills and acacia were used for the color decorations and made other Mrs. Wade Armstrong is out azain after several months of illness. however, a years portion of the time at Smariville. coal dealer and ordered “a ton of Fourth i Idaho. Many ben spent in California was one day before the warm wave struck the city, so she called up a nonth. Nevada City Office, in Milton, of Ely, Nevada, and i weds, who set up housekeeping, wanted te show her hubby how smart she ing her mother, Mrs. W. H. Martin, nena S fostestetesMestestestrtesterteatgtesectesteile testeafesteateotesteofeateateatesteotenteateafesteitestesteatesteitesfenieateateiteteslerbeate be slerfesealefealeseatesleiiesiegerieiesnest COOKER ee a ee ae ee ea sion was enjoyed. Mr. Stillman Hul-. ing and Miss Carrie Mott were wed A young wolan, one of the newly Steam-seal TO ae a board and a most pleasurable occa Ske’ll Learn Aluminum ry Mr. Huling is an guest her sistef, Mrs. L. C. Bauson Se a Infreduciory Offer “Wear-Ever” one fame. Saves Auburn. uncle of Mrs. Schwartz. Twelve relatives gathered around the festal Mrs. Burr H. West of O-#kland came up to spend some time visit Morticians Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley . Nevada City Phone 364 Phone 122 . Beate ae steateste esteate testeate Seats toate Bete te ote ste ate ote Me ate ste se te staat ate te staat atest eatesteate tia cleat steaiectinath stestestesll ‘ae eeeteatententeateateotengententeogesteoesgeteslesfestesfentesdesfestenfetete feofesfeteoge sr seeteafentententeofentenfengenfeofecteotesggh AND 69 WATTS NEVADA CITY’ SANITARIUM cae were THE. NEVADA CITY NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA THE SOCIAL WHIRL Nite Sooke: eis Coombs Philip Curnow and T, B. English F. N. and Messrs. A. C. Travis ————— eee en bameen to cheno eS te aac ae a a a a aC eae rgenente fees de aieahenfenieer pesos fesfesde sfeoieolenteneseneigeoieole yearlong MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1929 = ma Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson NOW PRICED AT 20¢ EACH Equipped to Kandle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal PLAZA GROCERY Modern Equipment and X-Ray Cases Be RE RMHI Nevada City tng teil debt ete edeeeeedhv