March 5, 1934 (4 pages)

x "PAGE TWO =o MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934 pasitosnis Sas sen ee ~ —— Emirate bie a i ae s seen I) ee } Af, ’ : /80 taey are allowed to operate with-. ; ; ie . ae ta di ae , jout taking aut a California: license] . . 3 : : } eae ‘ oe . . ¢ ' ' Nevada Citv Nusget _ Cabbages and Kings . 2UU, be pe i ve NEVADA CITY evada City Nugg i abet ! . f . . 1 ae By ~ : RV Hi conses are good in the respective 305 Br Street. Phone 36 « ; HNmPpeany iy : tas, age Species 05 Broad Street mt . CHRISTIAN ANDBRSEN i. 2 wea ¥ states from: which they: come. AT YOUR CALL DAY OR NIGHT . } 4 , , A Legal Newspaper, as delised by statute. Printed and Pub5 Bees cS = eee a REE aan, ere = ll pe ‘Aga. veda One lished at Nevada City. : ‘ ". . ‘SACRAMENTO, Mar. 5.—-Faney a MORE SUNDAY SCHOOL aoe pies . H. M: LEETE “and C. B ANDERSON Publishers poe. diet wohee Haesd same seem . reat caravan of 121,176 RESOmObi+ ; a ———————— 4 ‘ « £a2 “ite CS ne nh he mode re apy the ay : 3 = A ‘a . : ; Med ide an if to be-preechery, hen later find out les—Then conjure up-a pictute of . PUPILS FOR TRINITY iS Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at that = have oe lived: up es the nearly 400,000 happy passengers rid. si ‘ j 2 Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matBy t eecnins Mayaelh = only offer as ing in them all bound for California ) Bishop Porter of the: Seeramento i <\\ ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada ip) 2B excuse that Iam like many more! you will have an idea of the . Puotesé-has promised the Sunday . ny 5Ji 73 sloak parts i ; = = ‘ 3 Kas City,, under Act of Congress, Marth 3,-1879. hunren fellows. eee gah» dcx 7 . State’s motor tourist business last . school chiidren of Trinity Episcopat SUBCRIPTION RATES ne yaie etter ined ceademg ce elape jchureh a’ rare treat if teachers and y 4 'orze feet of clay. But, of course, } . : . ; : phate lie. EA One year (In Advance) -..2..---.. $2.50 eae ae ? ,. The numbers given here are of . pupils reach the 100 attendance ind . try to keep them covere actual cars checked through the bor-/. enrollment mark by Easter Sunday. f = ne 4 ider “courtesy” stations by the De-{ Elma Hecker, superintendent, is ' \ _ The Country Newspayer { changes that come to the editor's desk is like stepping from the slums, full of vice, into an old-fashioned garden sweet with lavender and thyme and the scent of perennial flowers. The pages of big dailies are so full of murder, thievery, immorality and selfishness that the better news is obsecured by these glaring shatterings of the Decalogue. One puts the papers aside with a feeling of depression and heartache that the world is so full of terrible and unhappy things. Then picking up the papers that record the happenings of the little towns around us, one gains renewed faith in life. Here are set forth only that which uplifts a community—the activities of the business men, the church items, the happy soTurning from city newspapers to small town press extals devoting their pages almost entirely to the smashing of idols. They seem not to prosper. The average lasm; readers will applaud a modicum of such ecritiscism but will shy at a continuous reading diet of such material. Watching Erik and Mary my two oldest, they are out playing marbles. fam convinced that some one should invent marble costumes. Make them out of tempered steel and sole leather. Perhaps some of us fathers and mothers could ous time, so what does it matter. A peculiarity I have noticed, there . party has been several iconoclastic journ{ reader does not like straight Iconoce; pay our” bills more . promptly if such uniforms were in. ! vogue but then the kids Have a glori-! cial gatherings of the people, the marriages, births and deaths that make up the simple annals of the great common people who are really the foundation of this broad country of ours. tional existence.—Christian Scierice Monitor. Silver and Gold farmers’ items, and all the thousand and one daily occurrences Sometimes people speak lightly of the country newspaper, but it is one of the most potent and uplifting factors in our na> been devoted to sales work. »!eling salesman. if: you times very good. I did not save very much and at fifty am still having to work. first time in my life that I have ever of a depression so that I could notice it. I work as many of you know had the Government break the hold . Twenty five years of my life has A travplease. Of yp course the remunerction was at all j I have been.through all the depressoins since 1895 and it-is the’ nent of Motor Vehicles. . 880 of ‘the cars thus checked. Every state in the Union was repthese cars as well as nearly every country in the world. {Cars bearing the number plates of such obscure lands as Baja, Dutch ; East Indies, Guam and Princo Ed!ward Island were among those passj ing’ through the stations. iresented by . California’s neighbor states Ari{zona, Oregon and Washington, ac. counted for approximately 28,000 of {the non-resident cars wtih Oregon ‘leading. New York was highest of jthe eastern states: with 4,237. The department maintains border .Stations in the northern part of the j State at Clam . Beach, Dunsmuir, . Truckee and Meyers and in the south lat Daggett, Fort: Yuma and Yermo. ! The largest number of cars hand[led by any stationwas ort Yuma. The stations are maintained primarily for the purpose of givnig nonresident drivers information concerning motor. vehicle _ regulations. in California under the direction of R. E. Stephens. Non-resident drivers are required to secure a permit within five days 25,282 at Non; resident permits were issued to 90,-! prospective making a canvass of members and ee pupils in an earnest. endeav to reach the quota necessary. ! pase dethas O< eesORee Miss Cecelia Genasci spent the past week end visiting in San Francisco. FOR SALE—Large National register; almost, new, $150. 0 Westinghouse {Battery yoy new $15.00. Inquire Mrs. Ponticelli. 415 Main St. Nevada City 1m I Want a Dog I want.a dog—a fightin’ dog; A clawin’ chawin’ bitin’ dog; A dog that knows a thief by sight And tears his leg with keen deWANTED—To rent outlying property near Nevada City. Must atcommodate small flock chickens. State ‘all in reply. Address XY, care Nugget. 4tp. FOR SALE-—Sewing ma chine—perMachine. Exclusive ‘Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine’ washers, also Easy Wash$16 for Property Damage $5,000 Public Liability $10,000 light; A dog that, when the nehtshade fect condition, cheap.—Apply 128 . fall, Grove St. Jan. 19-tfe. i The prowler’s lif s bi ‘ D , 8 life makes bitter Ate tetotetetetotetetatetetetuitatetatetep — Singer Sewing Machine Co A dog that,.when the fence is 8 share.) ‘ Bigs i Seon . Representative : More than trouser seat is lost. Rage Repairs and Rentals i . ALIOHA HEMSTICHING 8c PER YARD i } Care Nugget 147 Mill St. Grass Valley . ; 1 Mo. P . . F a oer gota tncs tensa ° i Gibralter Casualty Associati } Ssociation ogee ; . Fire Insurance Saves 25 Pp. c. MAYTAG WASHE : : SEE US for your new WashingNG ! after entering the state. By doin ers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westingas a salesman of bakery’ products, . a . Terms house Refrigerators. cae. on a “Bob tail’ route to Sierra City, . M and to Alleghany 2 : ' Agents Wanted—Liberal Commission Very Easy Terms ‘ J A survey of expert opinion regarding the present state ist week des RG Gee e Ow. dowat = Grass Valley Electric Co. ) of the American currcncy reveals an. interesting fact. Most]. “ : OU R CHILD . W. IN, District, Manager 120 East Main St. Grass Valley ‘ f a : 3 h R. A. my gross business increased 1001 A 8th St. Sacramento Phoné 4 for Free Demonstration qualified observers believe that a start has been made In THE . several per cent beadues of the Bak: AND THE SCHOOL . ! 2-23-2tp ye right direction. They also believe that much remains to be . ery code. Don’t lose sight of this next . be Be Le OVS rte Es done. A great many hold to the position that the next major Aseencieas Prices pid ee wee ete, Phau and Meds Eden ~ m7 (ton ‘i « a ‘ = i : t ei se alg epariment o, MOlit astvuction step should be the establishment of a fixed permanent ratio did otediegh irbe eae setitirhs . PROFESSIONAL DIRECT ORY . . Ps . a. bdbetween the values of gold and silver. Watch Out for Eye Strain . ‘ hea. The Presdient now has the power to fix such a relationKissing the Blarney stone when!{ The importance of good vision is ATT( oe: ‘ 4 ship. There are obvious reasons why he does not do it hastily . touring Ireland is supposed to endow . . obvious. oo i Bs eyes TTORNEYS ; “corse l. Jones Frank G. Finnegan ok : ee Ce : 7}, 47€ among the chief tools of learn. ! “OHARA ACen . and without sufficient consideration of what may be expected Che wee Ri ee . ing. To the child in school, they . HARRY M. McKEE JONES & FINNEGAN y ; to. result? But, if a legion of economists are correct, it will castle into whoa wall the blarney . play a large Paresin gee D: arisen ee Miia bes So was eventually be found to be essential to the progress of FECOVETY i stone ‘is set, but’ to kiss the sacred education. It is es. ; 795 ee oo bival Shue ea. pi ea es d tl ini f lost trade. ;stone, one must be held by the heels . . sential, = therefore, . & : setae Seen eee Pe Teenie OF lost: Oe i : that parents and . ! . TELEPHONE: 273 and be lowered head first until the . } 5 Beans W. E. WRIGHT a es 4 A ts : TF teachers be ever on eile : ier 7 mouth is opposite the stone, so that . é r EK y r ’ een 4 : brat p 4 the alert to note i SETORNEN BE BAW GRASS VALLEY j . the osculator can squarely kiss the i i 5 Office in Union Building a 4 Business On ] Cc. ncredse blarney talisman. Few women, if . Signs of eye strain Phone 28° REA nies ———— . ; any have dared the perilous feat . a = and defective vision. Pics eee DR. E. Cc CT a ca taele : ; 2 reais Re ( ‘ Diagnosis should . ! >> ; Osta thi. phiSecia: . Meee : ean Came . F. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy wSteopathic Physician } . In the supervisorial race for the . 105 = of hes at specialist, but \ Lynne. Kelly Everings by appointment. . Office i Notes on business, taken principally from government) aneghany district. it is mly opinion . ! 22¥one living and working with NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY . 413 W. Main St. Phone 710 rts, foll : that “although there aré several up . children should be familiar with ‘Altes eys at I : d GRASS VALLEY, CALIF . Berens) SORON:: eee Pm : : ‘ie e 1 7 : fe icq . the common signs and symptoms . . Offi Sia Ee ee : . i COMMODITY PRICES: Following the December re-!for appointment, either Tom Ping {of trouble so as to prevent further oe ie) Mil St. Grass: Valley 3 s dv d which has been maintained with-) 2 Alleghany, or Mr.’Godfrey, of Pike amass batane past h Morgan & Powell Blidg., Nevada City DR. VERNON V. ROOD cessions, an advance started which has be City, will be named soon. Of course ote Wha sacer . nae ae = Physician and Surgeon out deviation. : I do not personnally have any preferings are headaake and eyeache; DOCTORS Ofice and residence at 128 Neal St., s a RETAIL TRADE: January figures show less than sea-fence. ‘Thig 1, Only Ab gbstyact Ore<t Gulng, amartinc. or watering of . ( = Grass Valley. Office hours 10 to 12 sonal decline. Substantial gains in dollar volume Ss aaaies diction. the eyes. Squinting and frowning W .W. Reed, M. D. seis @ 10 APL Mites? tov8ee Mt, y ith 1933. are also common. The eyes and lids I N ‘ from all parts of the country, as compared w : . . 1 this school distrigt 1s to build a . Ste Sis9 common. ert ae pie Pad Rory lcs MELVIN E. BERRYMAN EMYLOYMENT: Is registering re t ae i new grammar school this year and . ) pe vara seamed. and aig is Xe a es any Wave ion \ J . . : : 1 ; \ ; . “Ss : : n 0 » M. ours 8; ‘ decline. The dissolution of the CWA will release 4,000, have it ready for next fall opening, ‘complain that the eyes feel tired. . . Reiner Disks: Gites ‘Powe aealenen cs Bs 5 a0 atepihe by more people on the already glutted labor market. there will be no time to lose in get. Sensitivenegs to light is also noMill St Grass Valtey Tel of fh et at s : » jgi{ting started immediately after the }) 4:2. i n ; . ey + elephone : TRANSPORTATION: Constant _ improvement’ is Ree he arseetalty . Reae ty: wavs casey, Alfred H. Tickell, M. D. \ shown in car loadings. Complete financial returns of railpi Sagi oh ta penis ebm Physician and Surgeon J. F. O°CONNOR * © \ roads for 1933 show substantial improvement over 1932. Rail-. As you read this, President Roose. holdert Kook nenrerof aces bet Nevada City, California ong br oathgern Engineer ie 6 q 3 : : , : Office 207 Pi ‘ i dint ‘Surv &. on road expenditures, however, remain low, and the railway supae fpr ripen do pa lene “(iid Hues than ts adimel uhdithat eal i pre -Residence . 1 ssonsea Sernt tig et sr acebigpes os ply business is dormant. peek He oe ee orbs es = ‘ vrds are misealled or skipped, 6 Nevada Street Hall, Main Street, Grass. Valley. . 4 ‘. : ly adequate word for this in"Tr 2 : i :ue Child explains that “the letters ; ray ‘¢ ustry is ooming. . i is constituents. e:Wi ve -as appear in a single case, of expert Refraction : high. Unfilled orders are the greatest in several years. Allied {left in his ee a moré/seisc, but one or more of the above Modern Glasses nee ey Street, up-stairs, second industries are prospering accordingly. cure feeling economic soci: ud be regarded as cuuse for an Best quality linses and mountings} 00r10-12 ot acB Ps mm. dally. ; ly. The meeting was held to iron iuwetiate investigation. Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Hours: . “. Wed. Fri. evenings. Phone 19 ; ht h bg AGRICULTURE: Better than: might have been ex out the errors in the N. R. A, sae ites oie . pea we tO 4p. Evenings by appide ib ge cted, in view of the disturbances of a few months ago. Mara eating related to learning? Hv y ap pected, : v ; i , : . { question is discussed in Dr. pointment. Phone office 11 Resi: A W STORZ kets are fair and prices. stable. Buying power of the major ag-; Miss Frances Pryor, of Walnut! ai pose Gohete . [dence 73 Ott Buildnig, Nevada City, Semel ricultural districts is better than that of urban areas. Grove and Ben Pryor of Corwallis,. — _ LUMBER: In January production was a third highex ba tee ae Mae we Dr. H. B. Towsley, 152% Mill St. Goldn Rule Blag : vis eir sister, x <oag 4 : than in the same month last year. Mrs. Ed Martine, and Mr. Martine. } ; ie Lain ap elaue Office Hours: 9 to 12 1 to 6, & STEEL: Railroad and public utility orders have been{ Mrs. Martine accompanied them to SetCe ouie: — mm. to 12 a. m. 1) Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays— "3 low and the industry has lagged on that account. Rising auto-] Alta where they visited another esa Ge pillosriaat 7 fo} P.M Phone’ 578) ‘ : brother, Murray Pryor. : : : i mobile orders have done much to offset this. 4 312 Broad Street Nevada City, Dwight D. Johnson, M. D. i SUBCFIBE FOR THE NEVADA Office Hours: 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 c — CITY NUGGET NOW $2.50 A YEAR DENTISTS Dd. m. Office Phone 51 Residence = BOARD---$1 A DAY! : ——=— phone 135. 112 South Chureh St. c A aa CONSTIPATION 6 YEARS, Di WALTER 9 HaWnina . " Valls Dentist DR Ch W tP N da Cit TROUBLE NOW GONE 312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 A. M. , W. C. EVANS Mr. and Mrs. has. Wyant, rrop. evada 7 John J. Davis had chronic constijfo 6:00 P. M. Evenings by: appoint. X-RAY 3 a9 cmon aamguare, ' Tika he soon got rid of it, » nd r z = vho 102. Grace wre . teas ike & uew beran” sais 500 DR. JOHN R. BELL ne 10S Crag Valley. Califorma. r ‘4 E i] Bi auick actting—safe. R. E. Harris — Dentist (+ CARL POWER JONG MRS. VONDRACEK’S MATERNITY HOME a dasany pubs Office Hours: 8:307t0'6:30 ro AON eee ® Be SUR ABs roacia, : as 30S Evenings by Appoinimest. . Grass Valey, itera 128 NEAL STREE NE 775 ——— =~ Ww hous Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 321. Office hours: 1 to 2 an: 7 to 8 p. m. e : ag Nevada County’s New and Only Maternity Home . ES CALL —— . Sundays 11:30 to 12:79, . Not a Hospital, but a real home for that blessed event big A. M. HOLMES . By Rae aa ~) BEST CARE—KIND oe te SEE ae ‘Leo Jeffery, Prop. a t Guam: Valles Nevada City. Grass Valley. The SerX-Ray Facilities .vailable ; FIRST. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, WE ARE THE WORKING Phone 250 W Navaba Die vice of Sincerity. Hours: 9:00-5:00. Evening Ap* ' MAN' FRIEND. TAILOR MADE SUITS 7 — ——~ pointments. 120%4 Mil} street. Phone . g — oe i ere ~ MINING ENGINEERS 77. Grass Valley, California. ‘Open to all Reputable Physicians Mrs. Vondracek, uperintendent 60's ig G ail ; J : Bae = is Wve Call tor and beter Pn 1s] GRASS VALLEY STEAM EDWARD C. UREN OSCAR E: WINBURN af pein ' : "" . oe Attor t Law Nevada City Routes Wednesda LAUNDRY ~ DRY CLEANERS Mining and’ Civil Engineer a eaiese . VERTISERS IT ysiili y Mining: Reports Furnished 152 Mill Street Campbell Bldg. . ‘ NIZE NUGGET AD\ ree PAYS! . § atmos d 111 Bennett St -Grass Valley Mining District Maps Sh ne, Ca ts e Bee y Phone 278-R Nevada City Phone 47

x "PAGE TWO =o MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934 pasitosnis Sas sen ee ~ —— Emirate bie a i ae s seen I) ee } Af, ’ : /80 taey are allowed to operate with-. ; ; ie . ae ta di ae , jout taking aut a California: license] . . 3 : : } eae ‘ oe . . ¢ ' ' Nevada Citv Nusget _ Cabbages and Kings . 2UU, be pe i ve NEVADA CITY evada City Nugg i abet ! . f . . 1 ae By ~ : RV Hi conses are good in the respective 305 Br Street. Phone 36 « ; HNmPpeany iy : tas, age Species 05 Broad Street mt . CHRISTIAN ANDBRSEN i. 2 wea ¥ states from: which they: come. AT YOUR CALL DAY OR NIGHT . } 4 , , A Legal Newspaper, as delised by statute. Printed and Pub5 Bees cS = eee a REE aan, ere = ll pe ‘Aga. veda One lished at Nevada City. : ‘ ". . ‘SACRAMENTO, Mar. 5.—-Faney a MORE SUNDAY SCHOOL aoe pies . H. M: LEETE “and C. B ANDERSON Publishers poe. diet wohee Haesd same seem . reat caravan of 121,176 RESOmObi+ ; a ———————— 4 ‘ « £a2 “ite CS ne nh he mode re apy the ay : 3 = A ‘a . : ; Med ide an if to be-preechery, hen later find out les—Then conjure up-a pictute of . PUPILS FOR TRINITY iS Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at that = have oe lived: up es the nearly 400,000 happy passengers rid. si ‘ j 2 Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matBy t eecnins Mayaelh = only offer as ing in them all bound for California ) Bishop Porter of the: Seeramento i <\\ ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada ip) 2B excuse that Iam like many more! you will have an idea of the . Puotesé-has promised the Sunday . ny 5Ji 73 sloak parts i ; = = ‘ 3 Kas City,, under Act of Congress, Marth 3,-1879. hunren fellows. eee gah» dcx 7 . State’s motor tourist business last . school chiidren of Trinity Episcopat SUBCRIPTION RATES ne yaie etter ined ceademg ce elape jchureh a’ rare treat if teachers and y 4 'orze feet of clay. But, of course, } . : . ; : phate lie. EA One year (In Advance) -....2....---... $2.50 eae ae ? ,. The numbers given here are of . pupils reach the 100 attendance ind . try to keep them covere actual cars checked through the bor-/. enrollment mark by Easter Sunday. f = ne 4 ider “courtesy” stations by the De-{ Elma Hecker, superintendent, is ' \ _ The Country Newspayer { changes that come to the editor's desk is like stepping from the slums, full of vice, into an old-fashioned garden sweet with lavender and thyme and the scent of perennial flowers. The pages of big dailies are so full of murder, thievery, immorality and selfishness that the better news is obsecured by these glaring shatterings of the Decalogue. One puts the papers aside with a feeling of depression and heartache that the world is so full of terrible and unhappy things. Then picking up the papers that record the happenings of the little towns around us, one gains renewed faith in life. Here are set forth only that which uplifts a community—the activities of the business men, the church items, the happy soTurning from city newspapers to small town press extals devoting their pages almost entirely to the smashing of idols. They seem not to prosper. The average lasm; readers will applaud a modicum of such ecritiscism but will shy at a continuous reading diet of such material. Watching Erik and Mary my two oldest, they are out playing marbles. fam convinced that some one should invent marble costumes. Make them out of tempered steel and sole leather. Perhaps some of us fathers and mothers could ous time, so what does it matter. A peculiarity I have noticed, there . party has been several iconoclastic journ{ reader does not like straight Iconoce; pay our” bills more . promptly if such uniforms were in. ! vogue but then the kids Have a glori-! cial gatherings of the people, the marriages, births and deaths that make up the simple annals of the great common people who are really the foundation of this broad country of ours. tional existence.—Christian Scierice Monitor. Silver and Gold farmers’ items, and all the thousand and one daily occurrences Sometimes people speak lightly of the country newspaper, but it is one of the most potent and uplifting factors in our na> been devoted to sales work. »!eling salesman. if: you times very good. I did not save very much and at fifty am still having to work. first time in my life that I have ever of a depression so that I could notice it. I work as many of you know had the Government break the hold . Twenty five years of my life has A travplease. Of yp course the remunerction was at all j I have been.through all the depressoins since 1895 and it-is the’ nent of Motor Vehicles. . 880 of ‘the cars thus checked. Every state in the Union was repthese cars as well as nearly every country in the world. {Cars bearing the number plates of such obscure lands as Baja, Dutch ; East Indies, Guam and Princo Ed!ward Island were among those passj ing’ through the stations. iresented by . California’s neighbor states Ari{zona, Oregon and Washington, ac. counted for approximately 28,000 of {the non-resident cars wtih Oregon ‘leading. New York was highest of jthe eastern states: with 4,237. The department maintains border .Stations in the northern part of the j State at Clam . Beach, Dunsmuir, . Truckee and Meyers and in the south lat Daggett, Fort: Yuma and Yermo. ! The largest number of cars hand[led by any stationwas ort Yuma. The stations are maintained primarily for the purpose of givnig nonresident drivers information concerning motor. vehicle _ regulations. in California under the direction of R. E. Stephens. Non-resident drivers are required to secure a permit within five days 25,282 at Non; resident permits were issued to 90,-! prospective making a canvass of members and ee pupils in an earnest. endeav to reach the quota necessary. ! pase dethas O< eesORee Miss Cecelia Genasci spent the past week end visiting in San Francisco. FOR SALE—Large National register; almost, new, $150. 0 Westinghouse {Battery yoy new $15.00. Inquire Mrs. Ponticelli. 415 Main St. Nevada City 1m I Want a Dog I want.a dog—a fightin’ dog; A clawin’ chawin’ bitin’ dog; A dog that knows a thief by sight And tears his leg with keen deWANTED—To rent outlying property near Nevada City. Must atcommodate small flock chickens. State ‘all in reply. Address XY, care Nugget. 4tp.

FOR SALE-—Sewing ma chine—perMachine. Exclusive ‘Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine’ washers, also Easy Wash$16 for Property Damage $5,000 Public Liability $10,000 light; A dog that, when the nehtshade fect condition, cheap.—Apply 128 . fall, Grove St. Jan. 19-tfe. i The prowler’s lif s bi ‘ D , 8 life makes bitter Ate tetotetetetotetetatetetetuitatetatetep — Singer Sewing Machine Co A dog that,.when the fence is 8 share.) ‘ Bigs i Seon . Representative : More than trouser seat is lost. Rage Repairs and Rentals i . ALIOHA HEMSTICHING 8c PER YARD i } Care Nugget 147 Mill St. Grass Valley . ; 1 Mo. P . . F a oer gota tncs tensa ° i Gibralter Casualty Associati } Ssociation ogee ; . Fire Insurance Saves 25 Pp. c. MAYTAG WASHE : : SEE US for your new WashingNG ! after entering the state. By doin ers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westingas a salesman of bakery’ products, . a . Terms house Refrigerators. cae. on a “Bob tail’ route to Sierra City, . M and to Alleghany 2 : ' Agents Wanted—Liberal Commission Very Easy Terms ‘ J A survey of expert opinion regarding the present state ist week des RG Gee e Ow. dowat = Grass Valley Electric Co. ) of the American currcncy reveals an. interesting fact. Most]. “ : OU R CHILD . W. IN, District, Manager 120 East Main St. Grass Valley ‘ f a : 3 h R. A. my gross business increased 1001 A 8th St. Sacramento Phoné 4 for Free Demonstration qualified observers believe that a start has been made In THE . several per cent beadues of the Bak: AND THE SCHOOL . ! 2-23-2tp ye right direction. They also believe that much remains to be . ery code. Don’t lose sight of this next . be Be Le OVS rte Es done. A great many hold to the position that the next major Aseencieas Prices pid ee wee ete, Phau and Meds Eden ~ m7 (ton ‘i « a ‘ = i : t ei se alg epariment o, MOlit astvuction step should be the establishment of a fixed permanent ratio did otediegh irbe eae setitirhs . PROFESSIONAL DIRECT ORY . . Ps . a. bdbetween the values of gold and silver. Watch Out for Eye Strain . ‘ hea. The Presdient now has the power to fix such a relationKissing the Blarney stone when!{ The importance of good vision is ATT( oe: ‘ 4 ship. There are obvious reasons why he does not do it hastily . touring Ireland is supposed to endow . . obvious. oo i Bs eyes TTORNEYS ; “corse l. Jones Frank G. Finnegan ok : ee Ce : 7}, 47€ among the chief tools of learn. ! “OHARA ACen . and without sufficient consideration of what may be expected Che wee Ri ee . ing. To the child in school, they . HARRY M. McKEE JONES & FINNEGAN y ; to. result? But, if a legion of economists are correct, it will castle into whoa wall the blarney . play a large Paresin gee D: arisen ee Miia bes So was eventually be found to be essential to the progress of FECOVETY i stone ‘is set, but’ to kiss the sacred education. It is es. ; 795 ee oo bival Shue ea. pi ea es d tl ini f lost trade. ;stone, one must be held by the heels . . sential, = therefore, . & : setae Seen eee Pe Teenie OF lost: Oe i : that parents and . ! . TELEPHONE: 273 and be lowered head first until the . } 5 Beans W. E. WRIGHT a es 4 A ts : TF teachers be ever on eile : ier 7 mouth is opposite the stone, so that . é r EK y r ’ een 4 : brat p 4 the alert to note i SETORNEN BE BAW GRASS VALLEY j . the osculator can squarely kiss the i i 5 Office in Union Building a 4 Business On ] Cc. ncredse blarney talisman. Few women, if . Signs of eye strain Phone 28° REA nies ———— . ; any have dared the perilous feat . a = and defective vision. Pics eee DR. E. Cc CT a ca taele : ; 2 reais Re ( ‘ Diagnosis should . ! >> ; Osta thi. phiSecia: . Meee : ean Came . F. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy wSteopathic Physician } . In the supervisorial race for the . 105 = of hes at specialist, but \ Lynne. Kelly Everings by appointment. . Office i Notes on business, taken principally from government) aneghany district. it is mly opinion . ! 22¥one living and working with NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY . 413 W. Main St. Phone 710 rts, foll : that “although there aré several up . children should be familiar with ‘Altes eys at I : d GRASS VALLEY, CALIF . Berens) SORON:: eee Pm : : ‘ie e 1 7 : fe icq . the common signs and symptoms . . Offi Sia Ee ee : . i COMMODITY PRICES: Following the December re-!for appointment, either Tom Ping {of trouble so as to prevent further oe ie) Mil St. Grass: Valley 3 s dv d which has been maintained with-) 2 Alleghany, or Mr.’Godfrey, of Pike amass batane past h Morgan & Powell Blidg., Nevada City DR. VERNON V. ROOD cessions, an advance started which has be City, will be named soon. Of course ote Wha sacer . nae ae = Physician and Surgeon out deviation. : I do not personnally have any preferings are headaake and eyeache; DOCTORS Ofice and residence at 128 Neal St., s a RETAIL TRADE: January figures show less than sea-fence. ‘Thig 1, Only Ab gbstyact Ore<t Gulng, amartinc. or watering of . ( = Grass Valley. Office hours 10 to 12 sonal decline. Substantial gains in dollar volume Ss aaaies diction. the eyes. Squinting and frowning W .W. Reed, M. D. seis @ 10 APL Mites? tov8ee Mt, y ith 1933. are also common. The eyes and lids I N ‘ from all parts of the country, as compared w : . . 1 this school distrigt 1s to build a . Ste Sis9 common. ert ae pie Pad Rory lcs MELVIN E. BERRYMAN EMYLOYMENT: Is registering re t ae i new grammar school this year and . ) pe vara seamed. and aig is Xe a es any Wave ion \ J . . : : 1 ; \ ; . “Ss : : n 0 » M. ours 8; ‘ decline. The dissolution of the CWA will release 4,000, have it ready for next fall opening, ‘complain that the eyes feel tired. . . Reiner Disks: Gites ‘Powe aealenen cs Bs 5 a0 atepihe by more people on the already glutted labor market. there will be no time to lose in get. Sensitivenegs to light is also noMill St Grass Valtey Tel of fh et at s : » jgi{ting started immediately after the }) 4:2. i n ; . ey + elephone : TRANSPORTATION: Constant _ improvement’ is Ree he arseetalty . Reae ty: wavs casey, Alfred H. Tickell, M. D. \ shown in car loadings. Complete financial returns of railpi Sagi oh ta penis ebm Physician and Surgeon J. F. O°CONNOR * © \ roads for 1933 show substantial improvement over 1932. Rail-. As you read this, President Roose. holdert Kook nenrerof aces bet Nevada City, California ong br oathgern Engineer ie 6 q 3 : : , : Office 207 Pi ‘ i dint ‘Surv &. on road expenditures, however, remain low, and the railway supae fpr ripen do pa lene “(iid Hues than ts adimel uhdithat eal i pre -Residence . 1 ssonsea Sernt tig et sr acebigpes os ply business is dormant. peek He oe ee orbs es = ‘ vrds are misealled or skipped, 6 Nevada Street Hall, Main Street, Grass. Valley. . 4 ‘. : ly adequate word for this in"Tr 2 : i :ue Child explains that “the letters ; ray ‘¢ ustry is ooming. . i is constituents. e:Wi ve -as appear in a single case, of expert Refraction : high. Unfilled orders are the greatest in several years. Allied {left in his ee a moré/seisc, but one or more of the above Modern Glasses nee ey Street, up-stairs, second industries are prospering accordingly. cure feeling economic soci: ud be regarded as cuuse for an Best quality linses and mountings} 00r10-12 ot acB Ps mm. dally. ; ly. The meeting was held to iron iuwetiate investigation. Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Hours: . “. Wed. Fri. evenings. Phone 19 ; ht h bg AGRICULTURE: Better than: might have been ex out the errors in the N. R. A, sae ites oie . pea we tO 4p. Evenings by appide ib ge cted, in view of the disturbances of a few months ago. Mara eating related to learning? Hv y ap pected, : v ; i , : . { question is discussed in Dr. pointment. Phone office 11 Resi: A W STORZ kets are fair and prices. stable. Buying power of the major ag-; Miss Frances Pryor, of Walnut! ai pose Gohete . [dence 73 Ott Buildnig, Nevada City, Semel ricultural districts is better than that of urban areas. Grove and Ben Pryor of Corwallis,. — _ LUMBER: In January production was a third highex ba tee ae Mae we Dr. H. B. Towsley, 152% Mill St. Goldn Rule Blag : vis eir sister, x <oag 4 : than in the same month last year. Mrs. Ed Martine, and Mr. Martine. } ; ie Lain ap elaue Office Hours: 9 to 12 1 to 6, & STEEL: Railroad and public utility orders have been{ Mrs. Martine accompanied them to SetCe ouie: — mm. to 12 a. m. 1) Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays— "3 low and the industry has lagged on that account. Rising auto-] Alta where they visited another esa Ge pillosriaat 7 fo} P.M Phone’ 578) ‘ : brother, Murray Pryor. : : : i mobile orders have done much to offset this. 4 312 Broad Street Nevada City, Dwight D. Johnson, M. D. i SUBCFIBE FOR THE NEVADA Office Hours: 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 c — CITY NUGGET NOW $2.50 A YEAR DENTISTS Dd. m. Office Phone 51 Residence = BOARD---$1 A DAY! : ——=— phone 135. 112 South Chureh St. c A aa CONSTIPATION 6 YEARS, Di WALTER 9 HaWnina . " Valls Dentist DR Ch W tP N da Cit TROUBLE NOW GONE 312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 A. M. , W. C. EVANS Mr. and Mrs. has. Wyant, rrop. evada 7 John J. Davis had chronic constijfo 6:00 P. M. Evenings by: appoint. X-RAY 3 a9 cmon aamguare, ' Tika he soon got rid of it, » nd r z = vho 102. Grace wre . teas ike & uew beran” sais 500 DR. JOHN R. BELL ne 10S Crag Valley. Califorma. r ‘4 E i] Bi auick actting—safe. R. E. Harris — Dentist (+ CARL POWER JONG MRS. VONDRACEK’S MATERNITY HOME a dasany pubs Office Hours: 8:307t0'6:30 ro AON eee ® Be SUR ABs roacia, : as 30S Evenings by Appoinimest. . Grass Valey, itera 128 NEAL STREE NE 775 ——— =~ Ww hous Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 321. Office hours: 1 to 2 an: 7 to 8 p. m. e : ag Nevada County’s New and Only Maternity Home . ES CALL —— . Sundays 11:30 to 12:79, . Not a Hospital, but a real home for that blessed event big A. M. HOLMES . By Rae aa ~) BEST CARE—KIND oe te SEE ae ‘Leo Jeffery, Prop. a t Guam: Valles Nevada City. Grass Valley. The SerX-Ray Facilities .vailable ; FIRST. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, WE ARE THE WORKING Phone 250 W Navaba Die vice of Sincerity. Hours: 9:00-5:00. Evening Ap* ' MAN' FRIEND. TAILOR MADE SUITS 7 — ——~ pointments. 120%4 Mil} street. Phone . g — oe i ere ~ MINING ENGINEERS 77. Grass Valley, California. ‘Open to all Reputable Physicians Mrs. Vondracek, uperintendent 60's ig G ail ; J : Bae = is Wve Call tor and beter Pn 1s] GRASS VALLEY STEAM EDWARD C. UREN OSCAR E: WINBURN af pein ' : "" . oe Attor t Law Nevada City Routes Wednesda LAUNDRY ~ DRY CLEANERS Mining and’ Civil Engineer a eaiese . VERTISERS IT ysiili y Mining: Reports Furnished 152 Mill Street Campbell Bldg. . ‘ NIZE NUGGET AD\ ree PAYS! . § atmos d 111 Bennett St -Grass Valley Mining District Maps Sh ne, Ca ts e Bee y Phone 278-R Nevada City Phone 47