March 4, 1938 (6 pages)

Ps AGE TWO eS RE 165 Broad St este afoot feteetesesgerges Ere rerreerrre aa a Nevada City Nesset ‘ eetestecesten. DS a a as oa eet, Phone 26 RK? us defined at Nevada City. blished ie * by statute. Printed and Pu ti i K2 eS o * fests Editor and Publisher * % Nevada City, 1 187 (in me year este steateseateatectoatesseoteatateote sfecteteafeete ote sles By H. M. L. Jr. The philosopher, Benjamin Frank-. lin; 3 some thotgh:s ‘iat should] chee sreat multitude, who sated; * on dal les ay starved Skyward a huge by taxes send! and doleful daily g@Foan ebout the horrid abysses. of} misfortune into which they have! been forced by the adminis:ration and all its concomitants. Back in 1750, the populace was discontent with the government, and quite as resentful of taxes as it is now and ever will be. Franklin, strolling abou: Philadelphia, came upon a group of people conversing together about the “‘Badness of tie Times”’ ‘and whether or not the ‘Heavy Taxes would quite ruin the country.” gentleman spoke to “Friends,’’ said he, “and neighbors, the taxes are indeed wery heavy, and if those laid on by the government were the only ones we had to pay, we might discharge them easily, but we have many others. and much more. grievious to some of We are taxed twice as mucn by our idleness, three times as Much by our pride, and four times as much by our folly, and from these An elderly these neople: us, faxes, the commissioners cdnnot ease or deliver us by allowing an abate2 Lae: of the <lan Roosevelt. It apees !' years that all the family is making lots.of money, and has been ever The old gent'eman went -on io thee father became: Peestdent. This. aap at woud, be-thouent a hard say the commen ators. is bad, very ¥overnment that should ax its peohad: The vast camings of Mra. Rooseple ore-tenta part of their time, to wet ure sartionlenly depiefatte, albe employed in its service. But idleae he ela Ines sane ness taxes many of us much more, !f charts Senne: We reckon all that’is spent in abdsoluie sloth, or in doing. of. nothing, With that which is spent in ployment or amusements, amount nothing.” the to. Tre patriare! Modernization — will make your Rome more liveabie FHA makes home modernization easy Under the revised FHA, home modernization once more may be financed through easy monihly installments. Homes or other structures may be remodeled or repaired under loans as high as $10,000. Repayment may be made in convenient monthly installments. The procedure for home modernization under FHA is simple. The branch manager of Bank of America in your neighborhood can give you complete information. ‘Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION . SU idle: em. PLENTY PARKING SPACE his many friends hope 5 aM wfrefe Feekly,-Monday and Friday. at lifornia, and entered as. mail second class in the postoffice at under, Act of Congress, March 3. CR yo ae fe ae +, bs BSCRIPTIGN RATES Advance) ate ate abe oh she ate aht a the ate abe ofa ahs oho ofe fe afonte Sete ses) sho stokes to thee -owd as reported Franklin proceeded <o e them earnestly, and in the e than an hour. ticularly and retues of tarift,. conhe prevaliing habits of and ‘complaint against Dons oe hie ee the vi 20r part with t the zovernment. ranitlin continued: i ended his “Thus the ol4 harangue. The it,/and approved the ‘doctrine, and immediately practiced [the contrary, just as if it had been la common sermon, for the store openred and they began to buy extravagnotwithstanding all his cauand their own fear of taxes.” i people -eard antly, +! 5 t:Oons, This homely fable from Poor Richard ‘las a sly humor that makes a bright and charming contrast to the somber hopelessness of those whose vocation or avoecation is to croak feébly about the ills of man, the souree of which trey have lately discovered to be in the White House. Richard’s moral has not lost jn the almost two hufidred§ y2ars since the fable was written, one wh:t of tie sharpness of its point. : Poor Since the administration has nofor the past few days been doing anything new and capable of being variously described as jingoistic, fa ic, or communistic, professional writers who Kve by finding fault suecessful people; Save turned “heir habitually ‘orrified minds to contemplating the financial with more The earning of allthis money, by the family,.say the critics, is highly 1etvical. Now something has ocrredwhich they should be thanka for filling their columns, but h on the contrary, they regard sly as a sort of last straw. mas sold rights private papars for a so dollars. For receives, a and screams, hand and Roosevelt h his sand-or Roosevelt head pen in condemnation. pens and Babel atching ereat condemnching of the ig heard ano-her murspoken under tie f thoughts aa Fire chance”’. HIGH SCHOOL OLD FASHIONED SHOW gowns of ree at. the Nevada City young 9ds will be held high school toladies appe day, several models wearing sgme of pioneers: and others of lacer : the list) will appear a Dorotay Waggoner's n’ 1894) and’ another Elza Kilroy. ON TREASURE ISLAND SAN FRANCISCO, March. 2. Parking space for-12,000 automopiles will be provided on Treasure Island for World’s Fair visitors next year. : Leland W. Cutler, president 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, announced that eighty acres on Treasure Island will be transform— tha ed into modern parkways. Included in tentative plans for the parking concession is a superservice station. John O'Neill, who was confined*to] ais home a couple of days last week with illness, is again ill-at home and he will he Member Federal’ Deposit Insurance Corporation about in a short time. “ite 107 Mill Street PHONE 67 } Drorocnanner ae _ Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good— photos at reasonable prices — finishing service. + % DG _NEVADA CITY” NUGGET _FRIDAY’ MARCH 4; 4, 1938. POT Superior Judge Raglan Tuitle will 1 . . { { t i . { ceased: Continued from February 21. Brown: vs. Meyer: Motion. for change of venue. : Estate of Henry Fiere, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. Estate of Fosario Seaman, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. roa Petition to terminate joint tenancy of Irvin Seaman. Estate of John T. Hennessy: Report of inheritance tax appraiser. Estate of Elizabeth Henwood, deceased: Report of inheritance tax appraiser. : Estate of Ella Cole Jackson, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. Estate of E. T. R. Powell, deceased: Petition for probate of will. Estate of O. C. Shebley, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. Wernse vs. Dorsey: Notice of motion for leave to amend. Petition-to establish death of Howard C. Miser. xz Silva vs: Morse: MeMullen vs. Janes: People. vs. Cartwright. ment. Estate of Elizabetia ceased: Continued from 21. Davey ~vs. Davey, Monske vs. Monske: Estate of Henry Goering deceased: Continuéd from February 21. ‘THIS AND THAT : Default. ‘Default. — ArraignA. Vincent, deFebruary By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER PIE CAN. ONAL AIS A MEP SET + re EOE NEN 235 This -week’s. double-dilly: We quote from Time: “In recognition of his Rainbow Arch to World War dead-famed Sculptor George Barnard was created the sole Gold Star Mother.” erabiest people! The Mint. one place woere a “reasonable facsimile’ will not help you to win a contest! And while we think of will thiS radio eontest advertising that starts, ‘‘I like— because —”’ It is getting pretty monotonous we’d say. True Americanism: Last Sat day.-evening’s parade, of miners, so orderly well conducted expression of Gray male Monkeys is the go? urit, just how far# hear the follpwing calendar in the, Superior. Court tais morning. Estate of Ralph W. Bartlett, de‘SHARP ALLEGES DILLON SALTED . . Declaring that Fr Kedveas mine property ington, following a “salting” samples taken from the which he agreed to buy for $100,000 ank Dillon of ; . . . . . . ' ' . . . following-correspondence on the subject and his arrival here from New . York, and there samples were taken . tnat assayed over $8 per ton. It was} noj until he dismissed Dillon January 12, and-then again sampled, the mine in the very locations where . the first samples had been mica that, according to his complaint, . Sharpe found tnat Dillon had salted! the first samples, by over them a gold solution. Although Sharpe himself that Dillon’s taere were 100,000 tons of ore ex-! posed, his sampling following Dill. on’s departure in January revealed the ore worth but $1.00 per ton or less. Sharpe values his services from last. July until February 11, at $3,000, expense for equipment and other improvements at $8,350 and the money paid allezed fraudulent representations; amounting to $2,600. This. amount he. prays judgment for. Attorneys Jones and Finnegan are attorneys for Mr. Sharpe. on spraying had satisfied ' statement: that,’ on Robe and Mrs. de adena; Alex Mills; Mr. San Jose; F. H. W. McGee. Hobart Thomas: mtson, W. R. Myers, Sa-er the “right to work.’’ ee week’s. word reer: Dese the storm the first daffodils are 2 bloom. Personalities: Leonard Lagerson, ripe smoker supreme, closing a deal for a whole raft of new pipes. Dick: Parsons, with a very worried exuression celebrating his birthday by taking a traffic school examination. _Radtos latest s of ¢ hio 312 Dm 3 R fo ct ° 3 — SSS SS Se eee ee ee LADYBUG MINE lease and option on the . near Was-. ton; C. property, . ito; John ©urlett, Omega; C2Aas. Slapmer, Sacramento; W. J.aAngove, Rich-". . Bradley; ‘land; Harold B. . City; Fisher’s Schnickelfritz, Band, so} corny taey are corkineg. . This week’s reflection upon our . own mental agony: If E’had brains’ within my head, I’d finish this column and go to ber But as I haven’t any brain I'll simply have to stand the-strain. the ‘‘qualifications of freeman” and Cheerio, everybody! i mayen < guess work. 8-hour Kodak “NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS The following guests are registered at the National Hotel: _ SANETTS RR waring, Downieville, Fee Oe . Disposable Mentholated Gage, “Washington: J. H. Hudson, . } K hief Nevada City; R. A. Ashley, Nevada . ercniers City; Geo. Grant, San Jose; Mr. andif) __cefurcduring ‘eolds, hay fev. Mrs. F. Harges, Newcastle; ae E. . er and sinus irritations. Aids ate Gas ane, San Francisco; C. L. Youns,. } :. clearing air passages. San Francisco, Bert Williams, Stock. A. Mo‘t, Oroville; A. L. Rice, 250 Tissues tO. 25c 'Oakiand: Jack Wittmer, SacramenAmazing Ic Offer , Randall P. Sharp, New York’ mining . mond; Homer E. Stout, Chico; D. C. engineer, has filed su%t to recover . Spears, San Francisco; M. M. Butler, . . ) DANYA s} the money paid and the value of his! Nevada City; E. E. Bertrom, San / : services in time lost, and the cos t . Francis o: Il. D. Brake; Berkeley; Ponds. Cream Lotion. with 49c Of improvements made, The tota). E. W. Gove, Los Angeles; R. A. Dodd, jar of Ponds Cold Cream—both amount for which suit is fNed is . Los Angeles; Sam Aron, Stockton; for the regular price of the cold $13,950. . wr, A. Peck, Sacramento; Geo. Wilcream—plus le. Sharpe declares that last July he. liams, Alleghany; E. B. Brown, W. j accompanied Dillon to,the Ladybug,. W. S:elymer, Berkeley; Mrs. F. 26 . Sigmond Knapp, Stockton; NURSOLA H. E. Odgen and wife, Oakland; Mr. (Jj and Mts. Imhof, Oakland; D. W. Antacid Powder quickly relievHatch and wife, Oakland; E. Peteres Gastric Acidity, Heartburn, ian Adelele Burke, A. J. Matulich, Sour Stomach. A properly balOekland; Jack Roche, San Framcis-. }. anced alkaline medicine co; V. Strut, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. 50c Large Jar DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY 1. J. Conepi, San Francisco. A. BE. Towne and wife, Sacramenito: Mr. and Mrs. L.'Comforth, Oak{+4} Mecum, Nevada A. Hibbard, Redding; Mr. J. H. Lasabaugh, Nevada City: J. J. Sutton, E. R. Myers, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Cald. } San Francisco; Chas. Stohe. . }! Leonard Howell, Wallace; P. San Francisco; -J. E,.@BradF. and Mrs. well Cil, Chico; Ken:, bury, Alleghany; C. R. Taylor, Sacramento; Noel .G. Phillips,, Pacific Grove; Geo. T E.dwards, Santa Cruz; Mr. and Mrs. Lane, J. Brizzolara, W. D. Vanderhoff, Sacramento; D. A. Russell, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, San Framcisco; Fletcher Hamil‘GET YOURS AT 0B pani. 2 ton, Sacramento; Fred L. Cole, Pas(Ga . ‘ . _ . . FOR . . Fi . . . Now you can borrow up to 90% of the value of your . lot and proposed home. Payments are made to suit . . your income and include insurance and taxes. The . F. R.A. Plan is as simple as A B C. . We will help YOU arrange a loan for YOUR HOME . DON'T DELAY—ACT NOW! The Di d Match C . e lamon atc O. “umber and Materials for Better Homes” . id, Whithurn, Mer. Grass Valley Phone 42. Res. 640 } . XS = ARR Ces ER URES Fe * cut ace a 44 ". “YOU THRILL TO LIVE, EAGER POWER~ RELAX IN RESTFUL COMFORT-RELY ON THE LATEST SAFETY FEATURES. FROM KNEE=ACTION WHEELS TO BIG, ROOMY FISHER BODY, HERE ARE ALL THE ESSENTIALS FOR REAL MOTORING ENJOYMENT !” od = OLDSMOBIL . BASIES T HANDLING CAR ON THE ROAD Grass Valley, California 4 Ta ©

Ps AGE TWO eS RE 165 Broad St este afoot feteetesesgerges Ere rerreerrre aa a Nevada City Nesset ‘ eetestecesten. DS a a as oa eet, Phone 26 RK? us defined at Nevada City. blished ie * by statute. Printed and Pu ti i K2 eS o * fests Editor and Publisher * % Nevada City, 1 187 (in me year este steateseateatectoatesseoteatateote sfecteteafeete ote sles By H. M. L. Jr. The philosopher, Benjamin Frank-. lin; 3 some thotgh:s ‘iat should] chee sreat multitude, who sated; * on dal les ay starved Skyward a huge by taxes send! and doleful daily g@Foan ebout the horrid abysses. of} misfortune into which they have! been forced by the adminis:ration and all its concomitants. Back in 1750, the populace was discontent with the government, and quite as resentful of taxes as it is now and ever will be. Franklin, strolling abou: Philadelphia, came upon a group of people conversing together about the “‘Badness of tie Times”’ ‘and whether or not the ‘Heavy Taxes would quite ruin the country.” gentleman spoke to “Friends,’’ said he, “and neighbors, the taxes are indeed wery heavy, and if those laid on by the government were the only ones we had to pay, we might discharge them easily, but we have many others. and much more. grievious to some of We are taxed twice as mucn by our idleness, three times as Much by our pride, and four times as much by our folly, and from these An elderly these neople: us, faxes, the commissioners cdnnot ease or deliver us by allowing an abate2 Lae: of the <lan Roosevelt. It apees !' years that all the family is making lots.of money, and has been ever The old gent'eman went -on io thee father became: Peestdent. This. aap at woud, be-thouent a hard say the commen ators. is bad, very ¥overnment that should ax its peohad: The vast camings of Mra. Rooseple ore-tenta part of their time, to wet ure sartionlenly depiefatte, albe employed in its service. But idleae he ela Ines sane ness taxes many of us much more, !f charts Senne: We reckon all that’is spent in abdsoluie sloth, or in doing. of. nothing, With that which is spent in ployment or amusements, amount nothing.” the to. Tre patriare! Modernization — will make your Rome more liveabie FHA makes home modernization easy Under the revised FHA, home modernization once more may be financed through easy monihly installments. Homes or other structures may be remodeled or repaired under loans as high as $10,000. Repayment may be made in convenient monthly installments. The procedure for home modernization under FHA is simple. The branch manager of Bank of America in your neighborhood can give you complete information. ‘Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION . SU idle: em. PLENTY PARKING SPACE his many friends hope 5 aM wfrefe Feekly,-Monday and Friday. at lifornia, and entered as. mail second class in the postoffice at under, Act of Congress, March 3. CR yo ae fe ae +, bs BSCRIPTIGN RATES Advance) ate ate abe oh she ate aht a the ate abe ofa ahs oho ofe fe afonte Sete ses) sho stokes to thee -owd as reported Franklin proceeded <o e them earnestly, and in the e than an hour. ticularly and retues of tarift,. conhe prevaliing habits of and ‘complaint against Dons oe hie ee the vi 20r part with t the zovernment. ranitlin continued: i ended his “Thus the ol4 harangue. The it,/and approved the ‘doctrine, and immediately practiced [the contrary, just as if it had been la common sermon, for the store openred and they began to buy extravagnotwithstanding all his cauand their own fear of taxes.” i people -eard antly, +! 5 t:Oons, This homely fable from Poor Richard ‘las a sly humor that makes a bright and charming contrast to the somber hopelessness of those whose vocation or avoecation is to croak feébly about the ills of man, the souree of which trey have lately discovered to be in the White House. Richard’s moral has not lost jn the almost two hufidred§ y2ars since the fable was written, one wh:t of tie sharpness of its point. : Poor Since the administration has nofor the past few days been doing anything new and capable of being variously described as jingoistic, fa ic, or communistic, professional writers who Kve by finding fault suecessful people; Save turned “heir habitually ‘orrified minds to contemplating the financial with more The earning of allthis money, by the family,.say the critics, is highly 1etvical. Now something has ocrredwhich they should be thanka for filling their columns, but h on the contrary, they regard sly as a sort of last straw. mas sold rights private papars for a so dollars. For receives, a and screams, hand and Roosevelt h his sand-or Roosevelt head pen in condemnation. pens and Babel atching ereat condemnching of the ig heard ano-her murspoken under tie f thoughts aa Fire chance”’. HIGH SCHOOL OLD FASHIONED SHOW gowns of ree at. the Nevada City young 9ds will be held high school toladies appe day, several models wearing sgme of pioneers: and others of lacer : the list) will appear a Dorotay Waggoner's n’ 1894) and’ another Elza Kilroy. ON TREASURE ISLAND SAN FRANCISCO, March. 2. Parking space for-12,000 automopiles will be provided on Treasure Island for World’s Fair visitors next year. : Leland W. Cutler, president 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, announced that eighty acres on Treasure Island will be transform— tha ed into modern parkways. Included in tentative plans for the parking concession is a superservice station. John O'Neill, who was confined*to] ais home a couple of days last week with illness, is again ill-at home and he will he Member Federal’ Deposit Insurance Corporation about in a short time. “ite 107 Mill Street PHONE 67 } Drorocnanner ae _ Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good— photos at reasonable prices — finishing service. + % DG _NEVADA CITY” NUGGET _FRIDAY’ MARCH 4; 4, 1938. POT Superior Judge Raglan Tuitle will 1 . . { { t i

. { ceased: Continued from February 21. Brown: vs.. Meyer: Motion. for change of venue. : Estate of Henry Fiere, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. Estate of Fosario Seaman, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. roa Petition to terminate joint tenancy of Irvin Seaman. Estate of John T. Hennessy: Report of inheritance tax appraiser. Estate of Elizabeth Henwood, deceased: Report of inheritance tax appraiser. : Estate of Ella Cole Jackson, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. Estate of E. T. R. Powell, deceased: Petition for probate of will. Estate of O. C. Shebley, deceased: Petition for letters of administration. Wernse vs. Dorsey: Notice of motion for leave to amend. Petition-to establish death of Howard C. Miser. xz Silva vs: Morse: MeMullen vs. Janes: People. vs. Cartwright. ment. Estate of Elizabetia ceased: Continued from 21. Davey ~vs. Davey, Monske vs. Monske: Estate of Henry Goering deceased: Continuéd from February 21. ‘THIS AND THAT : Default. ‘Default. — ArraignA. Vincent, deFebruary By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER PIE CAN. ONAL AIS A MEP SET + re EOE NEN 235 This -week’s. double-dilly: We quote from Time: “In recognition of his Rainbow Arch to World War dead-famed Sculptor George Barnard was created the sole Gold Star Mother.” erabiest people! The Mint. one place woere a “reasonable facsimile’ will not help you to win a contest! And while we think of will thiS radio eontest advertising that starts, ‘‘I like— because —”’ It is getting pretty monotonous we’d say. True Americanism: Last Sat day.-evening’s parade, of miners, so orderly well conducted expression of Gray male Monkeys is the go? urit, just how far# hear the follpwing calendar in the, Superior. Court tais morning. Estate of Ralph W. Bartlett, de‘SHARP ALLEGES DILLON SALTED . . Declaring that Fr Kedveas mine property ington, following a “salting” samples taken from the which he agreed to buy for $100,000 ank Dillon of ; . . . . . . ' ' . . . following-correspondence on the subject and his arrival here from New . York, and there samples were taken . tnat assayed over $8 per ton. It was} noj until he dismissed Dillon January 12, and-then again sampled, the mine in the very locations where . the first samples had been mica that, according to his complaint, . Sharpe found tnat Dillon had salted! the first samples, by over them a gold solution. Although Sharpe himself that Dillon’s taere were 100,000 tons of ore ex-! posed, his sampling following Dill. on’s departure in January revealed the ore worth but $1.00 per ton or less. Sharpe values his services from last. July until February 11, at $3,000, expense for equipment and other improvements at $8,350 and the money paid allezed fraudulent representations; amounting to $2,600. This. amount he. prays judgment for. Attorneys Jones and Finnegan are attorneys for Mr. Sharpe. on spraying had satisfied ' statement: that,’ on Robe and Mrs. de adena; Alex Mills; Mr. San Jose; F. H. W. McGee. Hobart Thomas: mtson, W. R. Myers, Sa-er the “right to work.’’ ee week’s. word reer: Dese the storm the first daffodils are 2 bloom. Personalities: Leonard Lagerson, ripe smoker supreme, closing a deal for a whole raft of new pipes. Dick: Parsons, with a very worried exuression celebrating his birthday by taking a traffic school examination. _Radtos latest s of ¢ hio 312 Dm 3 R fo ct ° 3 — SSS SS Se eee ee ee LADYBUG MINE lease and option on the . near Was-. ton; C. property, . ito; John ©urlett, Omega; C2Aas. Slapmer, Sacramento; W. J.aAngove, Rich-". . Bradley; ‘land; Harold B. . City; Fisher’s Schnickelfritz, Band, so} corny taey are corkineg. . This week’s reflection upon our . own mental agony: If E’had brains’ within my head, I’d finish this column and go to ber But as I haven’t any brain I'll simply have to stand the-strain. the ‘‘qualifications of freeman” and Cheerio, everybody! i mayen < guess work. 8-hour Kodak “NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS The following guests are registered at the National Hotel: _ SANETTS RR waring, Downieville, Fee Oe . Disposable Mentholated Gage, “Washington: J. H. Hudson, . } K hief Nevada City; R. A. Ashley, Nevada . ercniers City; Geo. Grant, San Jose; Mr. andif) __cefurcduring ‘eolds, hay fev. Mrs. F. Harges, Newcastle; ae E. . er and sinus irritations. Aids ate Gas ane, San Francisco; C. L. Youns,. } :. clearing air passages. San Francisco, Bert Williams, Stock. A. Mo‘t, Oroville; A. L. Rice, 250 Tissues tO. 25c 'Oakiand: Jack Wittmer, SacramenAmazing Ic Offer , Randall P. Sharp, New York’ mining . mond; Homer E. Stout, Chico; D. C. engineer, has filed su%t to recover . Spears, San Francisco; M. M. Butler, . . ) DANYA s} the money paid and the value of his! Nevada City; E. E. Bertrom, San / : services in time lost, and the cos t . Francis o: Il. D. Brake; Berkeley; Ponds. Cream Lotion. with 49c Of improvements made, The tota). E. W. Gove, Los Angeles; R. A. Dodd, jar of Ponds Cold Cream—both amount for which suit is fNed is . Los Angeles; Sam Aron, Stockton; for the regular price of the cold $13,950. . wr, A. Peck, Sacramento; Geo. Wilcream—plus le. Sharpe declares that last July he. liams, Alleghany; E. B. Brown, W. j accompanied Dillon to,the Ladybug,. W. S:elymer, Berkeley; Mrs. F. 26 . Sigmond Knapp, Stockton; NURSOLA H. E. Odgen and wife, Oakland; Mr. (Jj and Mts. Imhof, Oakland; D. W. Antacid Powder quickly relievHatch and wife, Oakland; E. Peteres Gastric Acidity, Heartburn, ian Adelele Burke, A. J. Matulich, Sour Stomach. A properly balOekland; Jack Roche, San Framcis-. }. anced alkaline medicine co; V. Strut, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. 50c Large Jar DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY 1. J. Conepi, San Francisco. A. BE. Towne and wife, Sacramenito: Mr. and Mrs. L.'Comforth, Oak{+4} Mecum, Nevada A. Hibbard, Redding; Mr. J. H. Lasabaugh, Nevada City: J. J. Sutton, E. R. Myers, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Cald. } San Francisco; Chas. Stohe. . }! Leonard Howell, Wallace; P. San Francisco; -J. E,.@BradF. and Mrs. well Cil, Chico; Ken:, bury, Alleghany; C. R. Taylor, Sacramento; Noel .G. Phillips,, Pacific Grove; Geo. T E.dwards, Santa Cruz; Mr. and Mrs. Lane, J. Brizzolara, W. D. Vanderhoff, Sacramento; D. A. Russell, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, San Framcisco; Fletcher Hamil‘GET YOURS AT 0B pani. 2 ton, Sacramento; Fred L. Cole, Pas(Ga . ‘ . _ . . FOR . . Fi . . . Now you can borrow up to 90% of the value of your . lot and proposed home. Payments are made to suit . . your income and include insurance and taxes. The . F. R.A. Plan is as simple as A B C. . We will help YOU arrange a loan for YOUR HOME . DON'T DELAY—ACT NOW! The Di d Match C . e lamon atc O. “umber and Materials for Better Homes” . id, Whithurn, Mer. Grass Valley Phone 42. Res. 640 } . XS = ARR Ces ER URES Fe * cut ace a 44 ". “YOU THRILL TO LIVE, EAGER POWER~ RELAX IN RESTFUL COMFORT-RELY ON THE LATEST SAFETY FEATURES. FROM KNEE=ACTION WHEELS TO BIG, ROOMY FISHER BODY, HERE ARE ALL THE ESSENTIALS FOR REAL MOTORING ENJOYMENT !” od = OLDSMOBIL . BASIES T HANDLING CAR ON THE ROAD Grass Valley, California 4 Ta ©