March 29, 1935 (8 pages)

PAGE TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1935. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ane : A Lega) Newspaper, as defined by statute. Priuied ‘and Published at Nevada City. Seieleies ere Me coal otaukasuacetorthenandieeeat Editor and Publisher me +, 2, * K? ‘o, tt, Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada ‘City,, Act of Congress, March. 3, 1879. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES “One year (Im Advance) . -.2.2.-2.2ich.23s5% aoe $2. ao 7, se sfeafer’ o, under He test GXGXEX te st wey ate 3 OG me te sfe steaks sferke oe nfs ste sfeske ste ale oferte ale she nfo ale aferfe she rye sfenle sfeager T1keHininicinieininins IF WAR COMES If war comes, it will come in Europe or it will come in Asia. The United States should not be drawn into another war unless its own possessions are threatened. Congress which sees war coming, as does every other intelligent group in the United States, has before itmany measures to preserve this country from being thrust into other nation’s wars. One of these measures would conscript wealth, just as man power is conscripted. This measure is proposed by the American Legion and should be enacted. Another would ‘place an embargo on Americans leaving this country for the danger zones in foreign wars. These are two measures which would help to keep us out of other peoples’ wars. Better yet would be an embargo on money, munitions or goods of any kind to any nation while engaged in war. An enactment of this kind would probably do more to preserve world peace than any other single measure. Enacted now while the world is at peace, it would serve notice upon all the European war debt welchers, that Uncle Sam had.learned his lesson, and that from now on they can count him out as an ally in cny of their bloody adventures, whether as banker, munitioner or goods commissioner. Such a measure passed now would give us clean hands in whatever storm arose. There are difficulties, of course, grave but not insurmountable. The question of serving neutrals in event of foreign war, is perhaps, the gravest. Serving Germany, the Scandinavian neutrals grew extremely rich during the World war, and much of Scandinavian buying for German importation was done in the United States. However, if the United States were to limit its service to neutrals who loaded their cargo boats at American ports, instead of attempting to’‘make deliveries in ships flying the United States flag, it seems probable that it could avoid trouble with belligerents. The people of this country looking at Europe can readily see what befalls European belligerents. Germany, Italy and Austria are Fascist countries. The people are enslaved. Liberty as we know it is dead. Russia has gone Communist. The Russian people is enslaved. There is little to choose between the two slaveries. Both suffer dictatorship. In the United States, England and France, the democracies survive. But will they survive another war? ABOUT HOT AIR (Contributed) : Is it true, the charge of other sections of the country, that we of California are about fifty per cent hot air? The very thought is enough to set many of us to shouting facts and figures which prove California’s leadership among the states in a great many important matters. But when the shouting dies, the man who likes to face all the facts, even unpleasant ones, may step forward to point out that the picture is not complete, therefore false. _Hisaddition to it will concern California’s leadership. in yet another matter—in the number of Posaps killed last year as a result of automobile accidents. Only one state exceeded our toll of 2805 lives during 1934, and that was New York, with 2932. But the population of New York is more than twice California’s, which means that drivers on our highways were twice as deadly. If further proof of the unwanted leadership is there is California's automobile death rate index, stands at 45:8, compared to . 4.3 for the nation. Now, having faced the facts, awbat do we see in an analy sis . te teste st eeleleiniicioi} Seale ele ele rtesferf ES, which i " ¢ PRM adisiat~ tie cee 739 a Ch meee ie year, 16, 221 peele ed the i of two machines; 9,275 the striking of pedes. 440 . mer trians; were collisions with trains, accidents. The conclusions, for the motorist, are fairly obvious. . It is for his genuine desire to wipe out the disgrace, that the state is now waiting. 2,146 involved smashups against fixed objects; and 2025 were non-collision AS 8 SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men or Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS 100 S. Chureh St. Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152 Nevada City Routes Wednesday and Saturday inlet lade anieleinhe teeth ete te tetetelete thet NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE 4 Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 wiinna giving the free gold : percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. . ‘Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and ' Capita! of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE of: The Pile "Twas on the pile of debri Where she sat on the p When we met on the p My master cried, And clawed when I tried That I shrank from the ‘And I. am its authorized With a paw on the scraps I'm holding the pile. of With empty tin cans lyin Trouble in the garden? She was feline as feline could be; There were empty tin cans lying round her Oh, her hair it was ruffled and curly And her eyes were as green‘as the sea, ° But her glances and manners were surly x . 9° “sic "em—go git her! Then swiftly she turned upon me Till . howled on the pile of debris. “You're an impudent puppy” ‘“And ignorant to a degree,” And so wild were the cat calls she uttered, “But this is my dear master’s garden,” I woofed in a deep, rumbling key, I'm doing my duty, you see.” She hissed her defiance'at me, . “Your time puppy dog, you are wasting, “If your master hates cats in his garden, Then run pup, and tell him for me, To call off his woof, woofing warden And bury the pile of debris.” Well, we cleaned up the spot where . found het: But still in my bad dreams . see, That—cat—on the pile of debris. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. (1) Statement the injury which would result to protestant . from such appropriation and’ use. ‘Qe The basis of protestant’s! water right. — (3) Protestant’s past and present use of water both as to apart . used and land irrigated, or use made . ; of water if other than irrigation. (4) The approximate location of . ee ea s land or place of use andi point of diversion of the water. 3 =a Perhaps there’s a reason. s that I met her, + til } . FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 A copy of the’ protest should be ent to the.applicant and this office . , notified that the same ‘done. . Dated: ile of debris. . : 1 . has been / Sacramento, California, March 16, 1935. : EDWARD HYATT, . State Engineer. 12,19. ile of debris. r Mar. 5; 29 ai, Apr. Wesley Davis is making fine prog‘ress on his new log cabin home which is being built on his father‘s property in-Willow Valley. to outwit her, . FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd. and fourth Mondays of the month, at. the Brand Studio. \ President, Mrs. C. EK. Secretary, Mrs. C. G. Parsons. . Sweeney . she muttered, Ore and Bullion } Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco pile of debris. warden— PARLOR, NO. 56, Ww. HYDRAULIC N. S. G. Meets every. Tuesday evening ath Pythian Castle, 232 Broad aes . Visiting Native Sons welcome. CARL J. TOBLASSEN, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec’y. 4 she'd been tasting, Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is 3 GEO. H .SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST debris.”’ Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome!> W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. Vv. V. FOLEY, Secretary. ee. 118 Mill Street round her, GRASS bd sacteeaatel CALIF. La RELICS OF EARLY DAY FOUND BY GOLD PANNER’ S.A. Webb, ha ta has been panning on different streams in northern California since the spring of 1931 was a Nevada City visitor Monday from the South Yuba:river bringing in his . }gold and nuggets to sell for provisOns. dian arrow heads, and in a seven foot hill he broke four or five square 6 inches tall, glass jars, finally taking out a whole one. They were spun glass and made in~-London. In his mining on the South Yuba he has found and saved about two pounds of old musket shot, buck shot and bird shot. The old musket balls are about one half inch through and were evidently fired by the early hunters. A great deal of babbit and lead is picked up in mine operations also. All these leaden missles are washed into the streams and are ‘recovered with the gold. Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis and son, Wesley Davis, and family of Sacramento spent the week end at their! home in Willow Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtelotte of Big Creek spent several days at their new home also. Mrs. Davis has returned from a visit in Big Creek and. Selma. Miss Kate O’Connor and Miss Mad. den were called. to Sacramento on account of the serious illness and death of Miss Margaret O'Connor, He stated that recently in digging . at a 20-foot depth he found two In-} Signal Stove Oil 2D STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Division of Water Resources SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA oe ahs oW, Ot THfefete ey NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO APPROPRIATE WATER Me oO . . . . . . . . . . Netetet . ““="="""““Application No. 8024 Notice Is Hereby Given, that John E. Dorius, care of David F. Hart, Attorney at Law, Santa Maria, California, has under the date of July 16,! 1934, applied to the Division of Water Resources, Department of Public Works, State of California, for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water, subject to existing rights. Description of Project Water to be appropriated from Steep Hollow Creek, Tributary. to Bear River, County of Nevada. Amount applied for: 25 cubic feet per second. Diversion season, ‘named: January Ist to December 31st of each season. Water to be used for * Hepeieiot Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s Stove Oil is refined after a special formula which insures greater heating at a savings which . service you. will appreciate. We can make regular deliveries to your home: Mining and sfesesesgesfesteateateoteateatertentententestestestectestesteoteokestesiet -KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC A scientific prepartion for promoting Mouth Hygeine— Healthier Gums; Cleaner Teeth A SPLENDID GARGLE eine disniiiie 50c Size Special 39c ASPIREX The new Cough Drop containing Aspirin. More effective for throat iritations, dryness, huskiness, ete. 10c BOX ‘R. E. Harris PHONE 100 Broke ober eaderfe seater cde sete ofr sles ae fe oferteofestesteotenfesfe ste oe ofa teste sferiedeofectesters ” Fe afeate stooge 6} teens decked eek alkalis eataal steoheo Setetott domestic purposes. Point of diversion within Lot 4 ot {Section 4, T 16 N, R11 E, M. D. B. . & M. ‘ Place of use described: Within . Sections 12 and 13, T 16 N, R 10 BE, and Sections 7: and 18, T 16 N, R11 E, M. D. B. & M. Water will be returned to Steep Hollow Creek in NW% of SEY of Section 12, T 16 N, R 10 E, M. DB. & M. . Signal Distributor Phone Grass ValHey 626 . WELL, . HAVE Relative to Protests } Blanks upon which to submit pro. tests will be supplied free upon reMY MENUS ME ALLRIG NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open te all reputabte Physicians and Surgeons ALL NEXT quest by the Division of Water Resources. Any person desiring to _ protest against the granting of such permit shall within sixty days from date hereof file with the Division — of Water Resources, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such pro. jest shall clearly set forth the pro. testant’s objections to the granting ett TROT a Saba sss IF YOU WEEK.IHOPE HAVE PLENTY YOU'LL LIKE THEM INV 14 mile Everything for Your Automobile or Truck in New and Used Parts Completely Equipped Brake Repair and Machine Shop SPECIAL Brake Fluid—40c. See us for Car Polishes and Greases, Full Rings for all cars. Auto Glass Service. Champion Spark Plugs. THE LAWRENCE MOTOR SERVICE from Nevada City on the Tahoe“Make” Your Menus {TES YOUR PATRONAGE Ukiah Highway PHONE 144 and Accessories 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 togethstock of Ramco Piston » Marigold Beauty Shop + Davis T anascript Bldg., Commercial Street Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Luxor Oil ORRA COMTE _E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor er to help you make an appetizing, delicious dinner. Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS Permanent Wave $3.50 CARMEN. VECK. Telephone 470 Commercial St. Nevada City. TOILET GOODS COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF Creams, Powders, Rouge, Lip Stick, Milk Pack, Cucumber Cream, Talcums. DICKERMAN’S DRUG STORE NEVADA COLTY

PAGE TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1935. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ane : A Lega) Newspaper, as defined by statute. Priuied ‘and Published at Nevada City. Seieleies ere Me coal otaukasuacetorthenandieeeat Editor and Publisher me +, 2, * K? ‘o, tt, Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada ‘City,, Act of Congress, March. 3, 1879. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES “One year (Im Advance) . -.2.2.-2.2ich.23s5% aoe $2. ao 7, se sfeafer’ o, under He test GXGXEX te st wey ate 3 OG me te sfe steaks sferke oe nfs ste sfeske ste ale oferte ale she nfo ale aferfe she rye sfenle sfeager T1keHininicinieininins IF WAR COMES If war comes, it will come in Europe or it will come in Asia. The United States should not be drawn into another war unless its own possessions are threatened. Congress which sees war coming, as does every other intelligent group in the United States, has before itmany measures to preserve this country from being thrust into other nation’s wars. One of these measures would conscript wealth, just as man power is conscripted. This measure is proposed by the American Legion and should be enacted. Another would ‘place an embargo on Americans leaving this country for the danger zones in foreign wars. These are two measures which would help to keep us out of other peoples’ wars. Better yet would be an embargo on money, munitions or goods of any kind to any nation while engaged in war. An enactment of this kind would probably do more to preserve world peace than any other single measure. Enacted now while the world is at peace, it would serve notice upon all the European war debt welchers, that Uncle Sam had.learned his lesson, and that from now on they can count him out as an ally in cny of their bloody adventures, whether as banker, munitioner or goods commissioner. Such a measure passed now would give us clean hands in whatever storm arose. There are difficulties, of course, grave but not insurmountable. The question of serving neutrals in event of foreign war, is perhaps, the gravest. Serving Germany, the Scandinavian neutrals grew extremely rich during the World war, and much of Scandinavian buying for German importation was done in the United States. However, if the United States were to limit its service to neutrals who loaded their cargo boats at American ports, instead of attempting to’‘make deliveries in ships flying the United States flag, it seems probable that it could avoid trouble with belligerents. The people of this country looking at Europe can readily see what befalls European belligerents. Germany, Italy and Austria are Fascist countries. The people are enslaved. Liberty as we know it is dead. Russia has gone Communist. The Russian people is enslaved. There is little to choose between the two slaveries. Both suffer dictatorship. In the United States, England and France, the democracies survive. But will they survive another war? ABOUT HOT AIR (Contributed) : Is it true, the charge of other sections of the country, that we of California are about fifty per cent hot air? The very thought is enough to set many of us to shouting facts and figures which prove California’s leadership among the states in a great many important matters. But when the shouting dies, the man who likes to face all the facts, even unpleasant ones, may step forward to point out that the picture is not complete, therefore false. _Hisaddition to it will concern California’s leadership. in yet another matter—in the number of Posaps killed last year as a result of automobile accidents. Only one state exceeded our toll of 2805 lives during 1934, and that was New York, with 2932. But the population of New York is more than twice California’s, which means that drivers on our highways were twice as deadly. If further proof of the unwanted leadership is there is California's automobile death rate index, stands at 45:8, compared to . 4.3 for the nation. Now, having faced the facts, awbat do we see in an analy sis . te teste st eeleleiniicioi} Seale ele ele rtesferf ES, which i " ¢ PRM adisiat~ tie cee 739 a Ch meee ie year, 16, 221 peele ed the i of two machines; 9,275 the striking of pedes. 440 . mer trians; were collisions with trains, accidents. The conclusions, for the motorist, are fairly obvious. . It is for his genuine desire to wipe out the disgrace, that the state is now waiting. 2,146 involved smashups against fixed objects; and 2025 were non-collision AS 8 SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men or Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS 100 S. Chureh St. Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152 Nevada City Routes Wednesday and Saturday inlet lade anieleinhe teeth ete te tetetelete thet NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE 4 Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 wiinna giving the free gold : percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. . ‘Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and ' Capita! of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE of: The Pile "Twas on the pile of debri Where she sat on the p When we met on the p My master cried, And clawed when I tried That I shrank from the ‘And I. am its authorized With a paw on the scraps I'm holding the pile. of With empty tin cans lyin Trouble in the garden? She was feline as feline could be; There were empty tin cans lying round her Oh, her hair it was ruffled and curly And her eyes were as green‘as the sea, ° But her glances and manners were surly x . 9° “sic "em—go git her! Then swiftly she turned upon me Till . howled on the pile of debris. “You're an impudent puppy” ‘“And ignorant to a degree,” And so wild were the cat calls she uttered, “But this is my dear master’s garden,” I woofed in a deep, rumbling key, I'm doing my duty, you see.” She hissed her defiance'at me, . “Your time puppy dog, you are wasting, “If your master hates cats in his garden, Then run pup, and tell him for me, To call off his woof, woofing warden And bury the pile of debris.” Well, we cleaned up the spot where . found het: But still in my bad dreams . see, That—cat—on the pile of debris. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. (1) Statement the injury which would result to protestant . from such appropriation and’ use. ‘Qe The basis of protestant’s! water right. — (3) Protestant’s past and present use of water both as to apart . used and land irrigated, or use made . ; of water if other than irrigation. (4) The approximate location of . ee ea s land or place of use andi point of diversion of the water. 3 =a Perhaps there’s a reason. s that I met her, + til } . FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 A copy of the’ protest should be ent to the.applicant and this office . , notified that the same ‘done. . Dated: ile of debris. . : 1 . has been / Sacramento, California, March 16, 1935. : EDWARD HYATT, . State Engineer. 12,19. ile of debris. r Mar. 5; 29 ai, Apr. Wesley Davis is making fine prog‘ress on his new log cabin home which is being built on his father‘s property in-Willow Valley. to outwit her, . FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd. and fourth Mondays of the month, at. the Brand Studio. \ President, Mrs. C. EK. Secretary, Mrs. C. G. Parsons. . Sweeney .

she muttered, Ore and Bullion } Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco pile of debris. warden— PARLOR, NO. 56, Ww. HYDRAULIC N. S. G. Meets every. Tuesday evening ath Pythian Castle, 232 Broad aes . Visiting Native Sons welcome. CARL J. TOBLASSEN, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec’y. 4 she'd been tasting, Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is 3 GEO. H .SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST debris.”’ Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome!> W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. Vv. V. FOLEY, Secretary. ee. 118 Mill Street round her, GRASS bd sacteeaatel CALIF. La RELICS OF EARLY DAY FOUND BY GOLD PANNER’ S.A. Webb, ha ta has been panning on different streams in northern California since the spring of 1931 was a Nevada City visitor Monday from the South Yuba:river bringing in his . }gold and nuggets to sell for provisOns. dian arrow heads, and in a seven foot hill he broke four or five square 6 inches tall, glass jars, finally taking out a whole one. They were spun glass and made in~-London. In his mining on the South Yuba he has found and saved about two pounds of old musket shot, buck shot and bird shot. The old musket balls are about one half inch through and were evidently fired by the early hunters. A great deal of babbit and lead is picked up in mine operations also. All these leaden missles are washed into the streams and are ‘recovered with the gold. Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis and son, Wesley Davis, and family of Sacramento spent the week end at their! home in Willow Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtelotte of Big Creek spent several days at their new home also. Mrs. Davis has returned from a visit in Big Creek and. Selma. Miss Kate O’Connor and Miss Mad. den were called. to Sacramento on account of the serious illness and death of Miss Margaret O'Connor, He stated that recently in digging . at a 20-foot depth he found two In-} Signal Stove Oil 2D STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Division of Water Resources SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA oe ahs oW, Ot THfefete ey NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO APPROPRIATE WATER Me oO . . . . . . . . . . Netetet . ““="="""““Application No. 8024 Notice Is Hereby Given, that John E. Dorius, care of David F. Hart, Attorney at Law, Santa Maria, California, has under the date of July 16,! 1934, applied to the Division of Water Resources, Department of Public Works, State of California, for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water, subject to existing rights. Description of Project Water to be appropriated from Steep Hollow Creek, Tributary. to Bear River, County of Nevada. Amount applied for: 25 cubic feet per second. Diversion season, ‘named: January Ist to December 31st of each season. Water to be used for * Hepeieiot Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s Stove Oil is refined after a special formula which insures greater heating at a savings which . service you. will appreciate. We can make regular deliveries to your home: Mining and sfesesesgesfesteateateoteateatertentententestestestectestesteoteokestesiet -KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC A scientific prepartion for promoting Mouth Hygeine— Healthier Gums; Cleaner Teeth A SPLENDID GARGLE eine disniiiie 50c Size Special 39c ASPIREX The new Cough Drop containing Aspirin. More effective for throat iritations, dryness, huskiness, ete. 10c BOX ‘R. E. Harris PHONE 100 Broke ober eaderfe seater cde sete ofr sles ae fe oferteofestesteotenfesfe ste oe ofa teste sferiedeofectesters ” Fe afeate stooge 6} teens decked eek alkalis eataal steoheo Setetott domestic purposes. Point of diversion within Lot 4 ot {Section 4, T 16 N, R11 E, M. D. B. . & M. ‘ Place of use described: Within . Sections 12 and 13, T 16 N, R 10 BE, and Sections 7: and 18, T 16 N, R11 E, M. D. B. & M. Water will be returned to Steep Hollow Creek in NW% of SEY of Section 12, T 16 N, R 10 E, M. DB. & M. . Signal Distributor Phone Grass ValHey 626 . WELL, . HAVE Relative to Protests } Blanks upon which to submit pro. tests will be supplied free upon reMY MENUS ME ALLRIG NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open te all reputabte Physicians and Surgeons ALL NEXT quest by the Division of Water Resources. Any person desiring to _ protest against the granting of such permit shall within sixty days from date hereof file with the Division — of Water Resources, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such pro. jest shall clearly set forth the pro. testant’s objections to the granting ett TROT a Saba sss IF YOU WEEK.IHOPE HAVE PLENTY YOU'LL LIKE THEM INV 14 mile Everything for Your Automobile or Truck in New and Used Parts Completely Equipped Brake Repair and Machine Shop SPECIAL Brake Fluid—40c. See us for Car Polishes and Greases, Full Rings for all cars. Auto Glass Service. Champion Spark Plugs. THE LAWRENCE MOTOR SERVICE from Nevada City on the Tahoe“Make” Your Menus {TES YOUR PATRONAGE Ukiah Highway PHONE 144 and Accessories 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 togethstock of Ramco Piston » Marigold Beauty Shop + Davis T anascript Bldg., Commercial Street Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Luxor Oil ORRA COMTE _E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor er to help you make an appetizing, delicious dinner. Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS Permanent Wave $3.50 CARMEN. VECK. Telephone 470 Commercial St. Nevada City. TOILET GOODS COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF Creams, Powders, Rouge, Lip Stick, Milk Pack, Cucumber Cream, Talcums. DICKERMAN’S DRUG STORE NEVADA COLTY