March 18, 1938 (6 pages)

Se ee ee ee Se Oe a ae ae se ee ee Ce eC a wbebibaens cone MARCH L 8, _1938. \ NEVADA CITY NUGGET ~ . < = =. . S 8 ee) . -. t fa % a 4 z = & x ~ ee] ~ rd oo Pe] ~ & e 5 rig a = 2 Seo ¢ —_— t 25] =o ~ a HE S = “=F si = ag . ois oiic ent i = = ao == Z ~ a ee o oRes = & ne Pale zo l =e en . 4 2 4. Fire Depaitment 7 FOR SALE OR RENT — E = SCHOOL OF ELECTRIC WELDING Day or PAY AS U LEARN—-EAI Always Big Demand for Trained Men WE SPECIALIZE MUMMEY’S ELECTRIC WELDING SHOP t Main, Opp. 6 Kas >, Invisible Hosiery Mending Mends the. Runs—Releases. the Snags — ADDS LIFE TO YOUR HOSIERY The UNIQUE Cor. Main and Mill, Grass Valley Daily 9 A. M. till 6 P. M. PRICES REASONABLE . dislocated a . last . local . Nevada City 1 ot ae UNIQUE FIREPLACE CCC boys at Grass Valley camp have built an all petrified wood fireDlace about 15 feet igh: It is of grayish color specimens and was picked up from nearby old gravel channéls, The unusual fireplace is! creating much interest. C. M. Gwin, . . of the Tahoe National Forest staff ‘in Nevada Cit . he y, stated many drive hundreds of miles to see in diffe fornia and the petrirent parts of Caliwest and we have it fied wood nearby, INJURED WHILE SKIING Davidson, mining. man hip in a skiing accident Sunday, is resting al. He easier hosui was brought Monday He suffered considerable pain Wed-. nesday from tne effects of an opriate . the day before his hip was placed in position. ¢ Mr. Davidson .was skiing down a sttep mountain at a rapid rate when struck soft spreading his legs and pitching him late administered down tue mountainside in the deep snow. It took practically all night . for his wife and a neighbor to get . him to North Bloomfield. % 0 alee he HH teiieteiiterttatet eres re rterterte rte ste stents Ne rfertertertertertertenteste tle ste se rterie nfo sheafenienfe rte stereo = 124 Mill Street Does Your Watch Run-as it Should? DEPENDABILITY Why depend on someone else for the correct time? We have an assortment of new dependable watches best suited for your particular job. May we suggest— 9 Jewel Waltham in sturdy case 17 Jewel Hamilton in sturdy case .:.00.0c0o-$25.75 Make a small down payment—the balance on easy terms Grass Valley, Calif. Colic Sie oii Sic Sic 5 ie eatesten, \2 cS Ve We ot, t,t, st afe rte ofe sea a * + , *s Fe ah Mayon St i ste te st * Me teste teat Sa Se ae rfeaies ¥ as 7 ae . ae st ~ Meat series) ie ne eo eS Ss RAK? <> % Meat va 9yeaye ? Cac’ iioley CAR? yee) teat ras <2 es 7 ras 2 eis 52 °S Ye ee a ah ie x at Phone 155 te ste ah eye G % es + He she state ste ste ste le sterte teste stesteste starts He she sh +, Mh me eeeeyeeleieiieieiogeioieieieiey STORE HOURS: Open 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. _ TUNA—FORT SUTTER No. CAR 15¢ SARDINES—BOATSWAIN No. 1 Tall Can —3 for 25c BEANS—WHITE NAVY 5 lbs. RICE—CALADY LONG GRAIN 5 ibs. .. ARMOUR’S GOOD SLICLB. 36c BACON, ED THIN LEAN 12 lb. average—Lb. TOMATOES—FORT SUTTER No. 214 can 3 for 25c SPINACH—SACRAMENTO No. 214 can . PORK AND BEANS, B. H. B. . No. 21% can 10¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL—Monticello PROUS . % x ye > people . . Machinéry Goes BUILT BY CCC BOYS. ?comn (Continued from Page One) “ADDITIONAL MINING NEWS with ‘im are from Calaveras county. . Stevenot is also vice president of the Philippine long distance telephone any. A‘railroad.from the sea to near the Treasure island mine transporting ‘the a poin: is. available machinery. The Miners Foundry of City is still. extending its activities. Toe company payroll of for heavy Nevada now ihas a . 33 men adding much to the business . Iv constrie iment life of this city. Many local orders for dump ore other equwiplocal © minthe specialed side cars, and the barrels filled for amalgam are /e8 and stipments*are also madé long . distances, such ‘as the Philippines and who . lof these-will in a. to . evening. . when . A snort summary of,a few give some idea of the machinery over Alaska. movement of heavy a period of a few weeks. . A six by six foot ball mill is . ed for the Scotia shaft of the Goldmine in Grass Valley. The . 200 ton capacity. The . en Center plant will be big mill sold to the commany by tue Miners Foundry is almost complet-. led and at the Scotia shaft. snow tripping him, . mine at The 50 ton mill at the . Bigelow, Sierra City is almost com. . Valley . continues, . repair pletely installed. The mine has been . under development by S. H. Gilles. pie about two years and miners are now taking out ore. An amalgam barrel was shipped . to the Hearst-Chicaof Mining company in Alaska two weeks ago. Fifteen, 50 cubic feet, ore cars the} largest ever built at the local plan . t . . } pany operating ‘ne Idaho Maryland were shipped to the Getcvell Mini ng . company in Nevada about a week. ago. Ted Edinger member of the foundry company invented ‘the ore cars. hree amalgam barrels were sold to the Tdaho Maryland mines company at Grass Valley recently. Six ore cars and an electric locomotive were an order from the Alabama mine near Auburn. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES AT AGE 83 Joseph T. Dunlap who lived in Nevada City 21 years ago passed away in Rio Linda at the age of 83. Mrs. Charles Thomas of Nevada City is a daughter: of deceased and Douglas Dunlap of Nevada City is a son. $20 FOR DRUNKEDNESS Verne Thompson in company with J. V. Murry was arrested by Traffic Officer Artiur Barrich for riding in an automobile on a public highway while intoxicated. Murry who was driving the car plead to a-charge of driving while intoxicated. Judge Mobley levied a fine of $50. Thompson plead guilty to the intoxication charge and was fined $20. Jim Baldwin, young mining engineer who has spent several weeks near Winnemucca; Nevada, has returned to Nevada City He did considerable work on a property wiile there. $4 _ Parking Space DRIVE-IN MARKET GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Nevada City, Calif. ~ SPECIALS COFFEE MONARCH 3 . b. jar 3 lb. tin 1 Ib. tin OYSTERS Casserole 5 oz. can Willapoint Oysters 1514 oz. can SARDINES STAG BRAND, AMERICAN OIL No. 14 can . 5 for 2Ac JELL A TEEN STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY 3 packages Candy Bars Sellers : ‘ PRUNES, EFFECTIVE MARCH 18TH TO 24TH INCLUSIVE BROOMS—CHOICE NO. 1 Each PEAS—DEW DROP’ No. 2 Can CORN—REINBECK No. 2 can HOMINY—VAN CAMP No. 21/2 can 3 for 25c CRACKERS — PARTY BRAND SODA OR GRAHAM 1 Ib. pkg. 2 lb. pkg. No. 2 can 70-80 25 lb. box VAN CAMP SOUP Tom. or veg, Lge. can Qc . . (Continued ‘from Page One) oe ARCTIC MINE . L. F. Utter interested in the Arreij tie mine northeast of Washington} came up from Jos Angeles Tuesday . and jis mill for the property, A a thousand . feet contacted a ‘rich ore averaging about width. eaually trying to tunnel get a over long vein of four feet § in} Recently another chute of ore rich as the first was con. underground development as tacted in The company is now in a position to mine and mill dre stead'ly i: is un Mr. Utter program of development, has also laid out Jack . derstood. a big Rondoni is in charge. STOCKTON HILE PROPERTY Nloyed at of Grass developmé Six men the Hill Underground are em Steckton mine south ne} OMEGA MINE he, temporary the miles #as) of . debris dam at about 15 practically . Omega mine Nevada City is comp!¢ie , }and work is rapidly shaping up for lnydraulie operations in a short time. . . The company, had to construct and eight miles of flumes and, ; ditches. Work has continued tiroughgut the winter even though it fis the . season of deepest snows and heavjest rainfall almost .ever recorded. . Sixty men are employed under Sup. erintendent Theodore Larsen. IDAHO MARYLAND MINES The Idaho Maryland Mines Comand adjoining Brunswick mines are . producing 1100 tons of ore per day. The property is situated northeast of Grass Valley. , The Bullion mine, Valley south of Grass and overated by the same company. keeps a steady production of 60 tons per day. ore being milled at the old Idaho-Maryland mill. The Idaho-Maryland Mines comnany is also working the @214: Pan’ and Oro mines in tné@ Forbestown Butte county, district production 9% ore being 200 tons and 50 tons per day respectively. The compay employs 1384 men at the latter ‘wo mines an-increase of ten men over the first half of February. ane ors of tue entire srorerte, toon were, irs. H. H. t McKENZIE PROPERTY The hoist was installed last treek . at-the shaft on the Champ and Tnoe lease of the McKenzie property . northwest of Nevada i a The men .are continuing sinking the shaft? The vada state company diamond drilling on the nor-hern . portion of the ground: John Craig jnephew of “Mrs. Maguire, is ving /on the, property and looking after . her interests. Clifford H ) Miss Alice Graham . Miss Dorothe Hoff and Bud Tobiassen spent Saturday in Saer: The voung’ folks had a most able time. enjoyTUESDAY CLUB The Tuetday e the Tuesday afénjoving a ub met at ome and after luck spent in ternoon ious pot were sewing, Present an ful. at er. Mrs. Norton, delight Buckner, Mrs. John Clarence Watters, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. W. Doolittle, Mrs: Noyes, Joe Day and Mrs. Feagans. Frank Mrs, Dow, Mrs. Farmer, a Ne-. are continuing . dinner several hours} JOB PRINTING.2 }FOR SALE — 316 ACRE RANCH HOME; located in foothills of Placer Co., on Highway No. 40— amen -o.'. delic. 8-room houses; Aubarn house; -2. chicken and; cold/ water; plenty of Terms $i 600; % cash. Bal. Write to owner, Box Calif. 12-27-tf R miles above frame hot shade. 54, Applegate, tT GET YOURS AT HE NUGGET WHEAT HEARTS VEG ETA ABLE SALAD . 8 ounce can HOMINY Can . se meeeencooioe " ee TOP RAVIOLI Cas LAVA CAP MINES Construction of the debris dam at. the Lava Cap mine southeast of Nevada City has ‘been held up ‘the past six weeks due to almost continuous storms. Mining and development continue as usual the company -having 258 men on the payroll. Work on the dam will be resumed in two weeks. The stream drains into Bear river. The dam is being built at the insistence of the P. G. & E as it pollutes Bear river. FLOOD CONDITIONS IN SOUTH Glen Cleland and C, E. Bosworth returned Tuesday from a weeks visit in Southern California. They drove through the inland route Hollywood. They found flood conditions not as bad as reported. While there were severe damages in many places that looked like the © Downieville flood, but much larger, they miles apart Those eviden'ly ing most ‘were living along the Santa Ana and Los Angeles rivers or in canyons up from the valleys. WOMAN, ILL, TAKEN OUT into were OF MINE CAMP ON TRAM. formerly of this city camp at Dan Henry, now employed at, the upper the Spanish mine at Washington, brought his wife out Tuesday that she might be near a doctor. Due to her illness and the muddy and snow covered road from tthe wpper camp Mrs. Henry was brought out over the long tramway to the lower camp. She is with her); mother in law in this city and latest reports she is somewhat improved although far from well. Mr. Henry returned to work Wednesday morning. HAVE YOU TRIED— Briten Tooth Paste The popular new Rexall Tooth . Paste everyone likes, For a limited time you get ‘with each 25c tube a generous. saimple tube. If you do not find it to be the best tooth paste you ever ‘used, return ‘the regular tube and get your ‘money back. For clean teeth, for bright teeth, for healthy gums—Use BRITEN R. E. HARRIS The PHONE Rexall 100 suffer-. KENDAIL DOG FOOD Packace JELLO Package J. Jackson Free Delivery . onty®39°"r0 cHIcaGo on the friendly San Franctsco — or you can pay a.little more and enjoy the modern tourist sleeping: cars. Fast schedule. Stewardess-nurse. Free pillows. 25¢-30¢35¢ meals. Reduced round trip fares. Southern Pacific NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GUAGE RAILROAD DEPOT . PHONE 87 —in streamlined chair cars with sponge rubber cushions! THE WORLD’S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper tt records for you the world’s clean, constructive doings, oes not exploit crime or sensation; neither does but deals correctively with them. Features for er men and all ry family, including the Weekly Magazine Section. : itor The ignore ‘Norway Street, Boston, 6 months $4.50 bie Shristian Science Publishin ng. e, a SocietySsachusetts ries etiod of my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor for ar $9.00 3 months $2.25 mon Wednesday issue, including Magazine ‘Section: bes year $2.00" 8 ¢ isbues S60

Se ee ee ee Se Oe a ae ae se ee ee Ce eC a wbebibaens cone MARCH L 8, _1938. \ NEVADA CITY NUGGET ~ . < = =. . S 8 ee) . -. t fa % a 4 z = & x ~ ee] ~ rd oo Pe] ~ & e 5 rig a = 2 Seo ¢ —_— t 25] =o ~ a HE S = “=F si = ag . ois oiic ent i = = ao == Z ~ a ee o oRes = & ne Pale zo l =e en . 4 2 4. Fire Depaitment 7 FOR SALE OR RENT — E = SCHOOL OF ELECTRIC WELDING Day or PAY AS U LEARN—-EAI Always Big Demand for Trained Men WE SPECIALIZE MUMMEY’S ELECTRIC WELDING SHOP t Main, Opp. 6 Kas >, Invisible Hosiery Mending Mends the. Runs—Releases. the Snags — ADDS LIFE TO YOUR HOSIERY The UNIQUE Cor. Main and Mill, Grass Valley Daily 9 A. M. till 6 P. M. PRICES REASONABLE . dislocated a . last . local . Nevada City 1 ot ae UNIQUE FIREPLACE CCC boys at Grass Valley camp have built an all petrified wood fireDlace about 15 feet igh: It is of grayish color specimens and was picked up from nearby old gravel channéls, The unusual fireplace is! creating much interest. C. M. Gwin, . . of the Tahoe National Forest staff ‘in Nevada Cit . he y, stated many drive hundreds of miles to see in diffe fornia and the petrirent parts of Caliwest and we have it fied wood nearby, INJURED WHILE SKIING Davidson, mining. man hip in a skiing accident Sunday, is resting al. He easier hosui was brought Monday He suffered considerable pain Wed-. nesday from tne effects of an opriate . the day before his hip was placed in position. ¢ Mr. Davidson .was skiing down a sttep mountain at a rapid rate when struck soft spreading his legs and pitching him late administered down tue mountainside in the deep snow. It took practically all night . for his wife and a neighbor to get . him to North Bloomfield. % 0 alee he HH teiieteiiterttatet eres re rterterte rte ste stents Ne rfertertertertertertenteste tle ste se rterie nfo sheafenienfe rte stereo = 124 Mill Street Does Your Watch Run-as it Should? DEPENDABILITY Why depend on someone else for the correct time? We have an assortment of new dependable watches best suited for your particular job. May we suggest— 9 Jewel Waltham in sturdy case 17 Jewel Hamilton in sturdy case .:.00.0c0o-$25.75 Make a small down payment—the balance on easy terms Grass Valley, Calif. Colic Sie oii Sic Sic 5 ie eatesten, \2 cS Ve We ot, t,t, st afe rte ofe sea a * + , *s Fe ah Mayon St i ste te st * Me teste teat Sa Se ae rfeaies ¥ as 7 ae . ae st ~ Meat series) ie ne eo eS Ss RAK? <> % Meat va 9yeaye ? Cac’ iioley CAR? yee) teat ras <2 es 7 ras 2 eis 52 °S Ye ee a ah ie x at Phone 155 te ste ah eye G % es + He she state ste ste ste le sterte teste stesteste starts He she sh +, Mh me eeeeyeeleieiieieiogeioieieieiey STORE HOURS: Open 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. _ TUNA—FORT SUTTER No. CAR 15¢ SARDINES—BOATSWAIN No. 1 Tall Can —3 for 25c BEANS—WHITE NAVY 5 lbs. RICE—CALADY LONG GRAIN 5 ibs. ... ARMOUR’S GOOD SLICLB. 36c BACON, ED THIN LEAN 12 lb. average—Lb. TOMATOES—FORT SUTTER No. 214 can 3 for 25c SPINACH—SACRAMENTO No. 214 can . PORK AND BEANS, B. H. B. . No. 21% can 10¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL—Monticello PROUS . % x ye > people . . Machinéry Goes BUILT BY CCC BOYS. ?comn (Continued from Page One) “ADDITIONAL MINING NEWS with ‘im are from Calaveras county. . Stevenot is also vice president of the Philippine long distance telephone any. A‘railroad.from the sea to near the Treasure island mine transporting ‘the a poin: is. available machinery. The Miners Foundry of City is still. extending its activities. Toe company payroll of for heavy Nevada now ihas a . 33 men adding much to the business . Iv constrie iment life of this city. Many local orders for dump ore other equwiplocal © minthe specialed side cars, and the barrels filled for amalgam are /e8 and stipments*are also madé long . distances, such ‘as the Philippines and who . lof these-will in a. to . evening. . when . A snort summary of,a few give some idea of the machinery over Alaska. movement of heavy a period of a few weeks. . A six by six foot ball mill is . ed for the Scotia shaft of the Goldmine in Grass Valley. The . 200 ton capacity. The . en Center plant will be big mill sold to the commany by tue Miners Foundry is almost complet-. led and at the Scotia shaft. snow tripping him, . mine at The 50 ton mill at the . Bigelow, Sierra City is almost com. . Valley . continues, . repair pletely installed. The mine has been . under development by S. H. Gilles. pie about two years and miners are now taking out ore. An amalgam barrel was shipped . to the Hearst-Chicaof Mining company in Alaska two weeks ago. Fifteen, 50 cubic feet, ore cars the} largest ever built at the local plan . t . . } pany operating ‘ne Idaho Maryland were shipped to the Getcvell Mini ng . company in Nevada about a week. ago. Ted Edinger member of the foundry company invented ‘the ore cars. hree amalgam barrels were sold to the Tdaho Maryland mines company at Grass Valley recently. Six ore cars and an electric locomotive were an order from the Alabama mine near Auburn. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES AT AGE 83 Joseph T. Dunlap who lived in Nevada City 21 years ago passed away in Rio Linda at the age of 83. Mrs. Charles Thomas of Nevada City is a daughter: of deceased and Douglas Dunlap of Nevada City is a son. $20 FOR DRUNKEDNESS Verne Thompson in company with J. V. Murry was arrested by Traffic Officer Artiur Barrich for riding in an automobile on a public highway while intoxicated. Murry who was driving the car plead to a-charge of driving while intoxicated. Judge

Mobley levied a fine of $50. Thompson plead guilty to the intoxication charge and was fined $20. Jim Baldwin, young mining engineer who has spent several weeks near Winnemucca; Nevada, has returned to Nevada City He did considerable work on a property wiile there. $4 _ Parking Space DRIVE-IN MARKET GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Nevada City, Calif. ~ SPECIALS COFFEE MONARCH 3 . b. jar 3 lb. tin 1 Ib. tin OYSTERS Casserole 5 oz. can Willapoint Oysters 1514 oz. can SARDINES STAG BRAND, AMERICAN OIL No. 14 can . 5 for 2Ac JELL A TEEN STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY 3 packages Candy Bars Sellers : ‘ PRUNES, EFFECTIVE MARCH 18TH TO 24TH INCLUSIVE BROOMS—CHOICE NO. 1 Each PEAS—DEW DROP’ No. 2 Can CORN—REINBECK No. 2 can HOMINY—VAN CAMP No. 21/2 can 3 for 25c CRACKERS — PARTY BRAND SODA OR GRAHAM 1 Ib. pkg. 2 lb. pkg. No. 2 can 70-80 25 lb. box VAN CAMP SOUP Tom. or veg, Lge. can Qc . . (Continued ‘from Page One) oe ARCTIC MINE . L. F. Utter interested in the Arreij tie mine northeast of Washington} came up from Jos Angeles Tuesday . and jis mill for the property, A a thousand . feet contacted a ‘rich ore averaging about width. eaually trying to tunnel get a over long vein of four feet § in} Recently another chute of ore rich as the first was con. underground development as tacted in The company is now in a position to mine and mill dre stead'ly i: is un Mr. Utter program of development, has also laid out Jack . derstood. a big Rondoni is in charge. STOCKTON HILE PROPERTY Nloyed at of Grass developmé Six men the Hill Underground are em Steckton mine south ne} OMEGA MINE he, temporary the miles #as) of . debris dam at about 15 practically . Omega mine Nevada City is comp!¢ie , }and work is rapidly shaping up for lnydraulie operations in a short time. . . The company, had to construct and eight miles of flumes and, ; ditches. Work has continued tiroughgut the winter even though it fis the . season of deepest snows and heavjest rainfall almost .ever recorded. . Sixty men are employed under Sup. erintendent Theodore Larsen. IDAHO MARYLAND MINES The Idaho Maryland Mines Comand adjoining Brunswick mines are . producing 1100 tons of ore per day. The property is situated northeast of Grass Valley. , The Bullion mine, Valley south of Grass and overated by the same company. keeps a steady production of 60 tons per day. ore being milled at the old Idaho-Maryland mill. The Idaho-Maryland Mines comnany is also working the @214: Pan’ and Oro mines in tné@ Forbestown Butte county, district production 9% ore being 200 tons and 50 tons per day respectively. The compay employs 1384 men at the latter ‘wo mines an-increase of ten men over the first half of February. ane ors of tue entire srorerte, toon were, irs. H. H. t McKENZIE PROPERTY The hoist was installed last treek . at-the shaft on the Champ and Tnoe lease of the McKenzie property . northwest of Nevada i a The men .are continuing sinking the shaft? The vada state company diamond drilling on the nor-hern . portion of the ground: John Craig jnephew of “Mrs. Maguire, is ving /on the, property and looking after . her interests. Clifford H ) Miss Alice Graham . Miss Dorothe Hoff and Bud Tobiassen spent Saturday in Saer: The voung’ folks had a most able time. enjoyTUESDAY CLUB The Tuetday e the Tuesday afénjoving a ub met at ome and after luck spent in ternoon ious pot were sewing, Present an ful. at er. Mrs. Norton, delight Buckner, Mrs. John Clarence Watters, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. W. Doolittle, Mrs: Noyes, Joe Day and Mrs. Feagans. Frank Mrs, Dow, Mrs. Farmer, a Ne-. are continuing . dinner several hours} JOB PRINTING.2 }FOR SALE — 316 ACRE RANCH HOME; located in foothills of Placer Co., on Highway No. 40— amen -o.'. delic. 8-room houses; Aubarn house; -2. chicken and; cold/ water; plenty of Terms $i 600; % cash. Bal. Write to owner, Box Calif. 12-27-tf R miles above frame hot shade. 54, Applegate, tT GET YOURS AT HE NUGGET WHEAT HEARTS VEG ETA ABLE SALAD .. 8 ounce can HOMINY Can . se meeeencooioe " ee TOP RAVIOLI Cas LAVA CAP MINES Construction of the debris dam at. the Lava Cap mine southeast of Nevada City has ‘been held up ‘the past six weeks due to almost continuous storms. Mining and development continue as usual the company -having 258 men on the payroll. Work on the dam will be resumed in two weeks. The stream drains into Bear river. The dam is being built at the insistence of the P. G. & E as it pollutes Bear river. FLOOD CONDITIONS IN SOUTH Glen Cleland and C, E. Bosworth returned Tuesday from a weeks visit in Southern California. They drove through the inland route Hollywood. They found flood conditions not as bad as reported. While there were severe damages in many places that looked like the © Downieville flood, but much larger, they miles apart Those eviden'ly ing most ‘were living along the Santa Ana and Los Angeles rivers or in canyons up from the valleys. WOMAN, ILL, TAKEN OUT into were OF MINE CAMP ON TRAM. formerly of this city camp at Dan Henry, now employed at, the upper the Spanish mine at Washington, brought his wife out Tuesday that she might be near a doctor. Due to her illness and the muddy and snow covered road from tthe wpper camp Mrs. Henry was brought out over the long tramway to the lower camp. She is with her); mother in law in this city and latest reports she is somewhat improved although far from well. Mr. Henry returned to work Wednesday morning. HAVE YOU TRIED— Briten Tooth Paste The popular new Rexall Tooth . Paste everyone likes, For a limited time you get ‘with each 25c tube a generous. saimple tube. If you do not find it to be the best tooth paste you ever ‘used, return ‘the regular tube and get your ‘money back. For clean teeth, for bright teeth, for healthy gums—Use BRITEN R. E. HARRIS The PHONE Rexall 100 suffer-. KENDAIL DOG FOOD Packace JELLO Package J. Jackson Free Delivery . onty®39°"r0 cHIcaGo on the friendly San Franctsco — or you can pay a.little more and enjoy the modern tourist sleeping: cars. Fast schedule. Stewardess-nurse. Free pillows. 25¢-30¢35¢ meals. Reduced round trip fares. Southern Pacific NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GUAGE RAILROAD DEPOT . PHONE 87 —in streamlined chair cars with sponge rubber cushions! THE WORLD’S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper tt records for you the world’s clean, constructive doings, oes not exploit crime or sensation; neither does but deals correctively with them. Features for er men and all ry family, including the Weekly Magazine Section. : itor The ignore ‘Norway Street, Boston, 6 months $4.50 bie Shristian Science Publishin ng. e, a SocietySsachusetts ries etiod of my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor for ar $9.00 3 months $2.25 mon Wednesday issue, including Magazine ‘Section: bes year $2.00" 8 ¢ isbues S60