May 11, 1936 (4 pages)

ir : 4 MONDAY, MAY.11, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THRYE JOHN DARKE’S CAR HIT ON TAHOE UKIAH ROAD OVER THE FENCEIS OUT While returning from .a long . = Nay Anew pre . : : z wunday motor trip in. their’ 193¢ DPiisk » uick Mr. and Mrs. John Darke and Suests, Mrs. Nellie Clark and Walter Scadden, of this city were considerably shaken up and bruised when . this car was struck by another. machine at about 5:30 p. m. on the Ta-+ hae Ukiah highway between Marysville and Grass Valley.*Mr. Darke’s car received damages to the bumpfender, head er, light, wheel ana front tire on the left side. “Private. Property—No Trespassing” signs for sale at the Nugget Office. a 4 . 4 a > v D BAND K AY cr < IM Two roaring little midgets tangle on @ sharp curve « Hey Gre up { opens Tuesday, May 12 at the Sacramento Junior Colle ze Stadium. The vr: the Sacramento Post, No. 61 of the American) Legion. : is SACRAMENT May —— Twenty ee a > SAC O, May 11.—Twenty evex sed was held June 4, 1932. SS i of Northern California’s leading Since hen, when poorly equipred SSS midget racing car drivers-are tuning . cars and inexperienced dvivers put SS ~ up ‘their 100smile-nn-hour motors . on the show, the sport has become for the opening of the weekly.mid-. one of Amevica’s mest popular and get auto racing season in Sacramen-. exciting sporting events. to, which’ starts Tuesday night, May The Northern California Midgci 12. The races will be held on the. Association, under whose. auspices junior college. stadium track. ‘the. races will be run, operates oe rae say tohtlw $ 37 ¢ x “I ; The event, sponsored by the Sacnear-nightly circuit in San. Francisme ae : Jakland and Fresno. Southern ramento Post’ No.\61 of the 4 4. 0, Oakland anc esho. Souther When a Man Cooks, he Oe ee ee can Legion, marks the return of the Sp oes) a Sead erreult. brags about his way with a Steak, a Chop, or Ham mightly little chargers to Sacramento, here the first midget auto race for the weekly race program which rces Will be under the sponsorship of CAMPTONVILLE PUPILS PRESENT . DRAMA PROGRAM Specdways, Ine., promoter of the lo+1 yilot their speedy little cars over the fast and hazardous quarter mile oval the 109 are At SEG 19O5 Lynn Deister, Dutch Ven Tassel, Skeets: Jones, Les. Driesbach, for lap program champion, Wred Aagbashian, racing every night of the week. en Hupp, president of the Nite Dave Oliver, Art Bryce, leading Armstrong and point men in the northern racing association. Plan YOUR Meals Around MEAT BUY THE BEST AT Keystone Market CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, May 11.—Mr. and Mrs. William R. Davis, Mrs. Ida M. Ramm and Mrs. Irene: Bishop motored to Marysville Wednesday and appeared before the-board of supervisors in behalf of the movement for a free county library. W. H. Cartwright and Winfield Foss of Grass Valley were in town: Thursday from Sacramento enroute . to the upper country. with 2 isad of produce. Ralph Gleason arrived a few days . ago from Nevada City to take up his position as firé guard with the local forest service headquarters for the summer season. He replaces <Albert H. Hamilton who will be with the forest service at Sierra Valley NOTE OUR PRICES ‘TRY OUR QUALITY WE DO NOT— ' WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best ‘ Agent for New York-California Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, sheseatpolealtalesfeateatealeatealeateafeateteateateiteateateatesteateifeaferieateolerieatealesfeateateierteatetenieatiate lestesfnfeateateateste teste NEVADA. CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gola ¥ percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended tv. Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor Nee NAH t Sethe eS NNSA tS Ne Nee ole ae oe ee he ie ae ote 0 ete Henle ete SNA NAS te HAO N NON Neto 10 % ee * Underwriters, Westchester and Og Sausages, Ham, Bacon CALANAN & RICHARDS . Commercial Street, Nevada City Phone 67 Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Nevada City W.R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors . AMBULANCE SERVICE ~ Grass Valley Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. HOTEL , [ ae ie 4ter¥e : WATCH REPAIRING . $4 $ . Radio Service and } 1. to 2 REPAIRING i A SPLENDID VALUE Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray . . . 159 Power STREET ; : 6 . , SS = This lecation is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby EDDIE LEONG QUALITY: GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES — SPECIALS FRI. AND SAT. \ BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Phone 74 Bring your car. to us_ for 814 Broad St. Nevada City quick and nase gis Fa fender repairs, an painting. EER PE Glass installed. Tops weather — proofed and repaired. i Expert Radiator RepairCc I. HOGUE. ing, Auto Upholstering of all e ® kinds. Acetylene welding, GenOPTOMETRIST era] blacksmithing. SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FIT'EED “OUR WORK SATISCIES” Only_Service of its kind in Nevada. City f GOULD’S : . . } AUTO BODY WORKS 147 Mill Street Grass Valley Evenings by Appointment Phone 624 Located st the Nevada City Ore and Bullion as Purchased Licensed by State of California r Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco WHEN WE SAY Wd ha. « “LIKE NEW” We mean _just-that:Whether a hat,, a dress or a suit of clothes. makes no difference. We give you back a clean garment that is as good as new. Grass Valley CLEANERS Phone 375—Grass Valley The Sun Produce and Grocery Co. Nevada City, California Phone 8&8 815 Broad Street “The Gables” Nite Club » DANCING to the music of a crack black and white jazz band every night. A hot~number singer to while away the time. Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Read this season. Miss Susette Dornberger of Nevada City arrived Friday on a week end . visit at the Joubert home at ‘Depot Hill. William Bossen, official WPA timekeeper of Marysville was in town on official business Friday. Fred J. Joubert motored to Nevada City Friday on a short .business visit. Frank Pendola, Jr., arrived a few days ago from San Francisco and will spend the next few months in this’ section. j Mrs. Kate M. Jaynes has gone t9 French Corral. on a short visit to her son Albert. Mr. and Mrs. and granddaughter Earlyne arrived Friday from Sacramento to spend the week end visiting relatives. : j HYGRADE . ~GOGGLES . Eye protection for sport and driving Eliminates the heat rays 35 Cents ‘al raees, announced that the lead‘ng drivers--of the association are signed for the weekly races here. Among the top-notchers who will CAMPTONVILLE, May 4, 11.—-A very delightful entertainment and program was presented by the Camptonville Union .Grammar School on Thursday evening in the auditorium of the local Masonic Hall. A, large crowd of relatives and friends gathered and spent a very enjoyable evening, The following program was presented. Jack and_ Jill (Musical Play}: Jack, Bobby Cassano; Jill, Francis Cassono; Miss Muffett, Cora Olson; Queen of May, Patty Cat and Fiddle, Cynthia Church; PreachHamilian; ; er, Veron Brocks; Little Boy--Blue Fred Humphrey; Jack in the box, Norman Jones; King Cole, Fred Butz; Fiddlers Three, Cecil Brown, Earl Rose and Leland Pauly; Three Pigs, Teddy Tabler, Benny. Carlson and Buddy Jones; Blind Mice, Virginia Church and Alvin Olson. Farmer in the Dell, Mandus Carlson. Singing led by> Carmen Cassano and Dolores Bishop. “Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie.”’ “Old Faithful” by Camptonville Hill Billies. Piano solo: Harriet Church. Opretta: The Coming of Spring. Hearolders, Carmen Cassano, Dolores Bishop, Barbara Hessler. Old Man Winter, Leland Pauly. . Spring; Fairies, Guyla Tabler, Cynthia Church. Spring, Lois Butz. Pussy Willows, Rose and Fred Butz. [ Daffodils, Francis Cassano; Pat. . (DEPENDASL . . PRESCRIPTION . SERVICE A Lo WAddaaaararyrru yt Ly f ay oa ¥ Earl Li. Cleveland . Your family’s health and your family physician’s orders are foremost in our mind when we fill your” prescriptions: “That is why only registered pharmacists touch them . why only the purest, freshest ingredients are used. why accuraey is scrupulously maintained. SAVE SAFETY nur “RexellPRUG STORE with el PHONE 100 Swim Goodrich Caps ,all styles and colors 10c to 39c EVERREADY FLASHLIGHTS focusing light New A long range complete with batteries 65 Cents BUCK ROGERS WATER PISTOLS 15-Shot Repeater 25 Cents -DICKERMAN ~ DRUG STORE Nevada City VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F’ (IT SHOP 220 East Main ‘ Phone 602 GRASS . ALLEY a LUMBER First Quality at Lower Prices Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our_ sawmill} fat Camptonville. LEE EVANS CAMPTONVILLE Reteieinieteleielettetepepate ¢ eSeileeterenpefeniietesieodeteteieietetioieieieniels NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP ; Nevada City, California Here you will find ‘Prices That Meet Present .Day Conditions WHdnHineMinididiininions Cecil Brown, Earl} ———— eee FORMER SENATOR IS NOW SIERRA JUDGE _Ex-Senator Jim M. Inman, attor— ney of Sacramento, appointed by ae Governor Frank Merriam to be superier judge in Sierra county, took the oath of office the latter part of last week. Chief Justice William H. Waste administered the oath. ty Hamilten and Virginia.Chureh, Tulips, Cora Olson, : Mabel Olson and Lois Olson. Piano solo, Katherine Pauly, Rythem, Primary Pupils Play. The Initiation: Welly. Warren Pauly; Billy, Billy Humphrey? Joe, George Rose; John, Lynwood Wallace: Al, David’ Chureh; Jean; Thelma Butz; Betty, Betty Wallace; 3ertha,, Harriet Church; Marjorie, Mabel Olson; Sue, Dolores Bishop; Wilda, Carmen Cassano; Jéssie, Rose, Lois Butz.” The children were dressed in fitting costumes which gave a very . pretty presentation. A small admission fee was charged, proceeds of . which go to the grammar school for . their use. The program as a big success and much credit due the y teachers, Mrs. Grace Pauly and. Mrs. Constance Pfiffer who have spent the past few weeks in training the children for this event. : Barbara Hessler; Mr. W. B. Linder, author, of San Francisco, was a visitor at the home of his niece, Mrs. Ed Conley, the. latter part of last week. He was , quite interested in Nevada City and beautiful surrounding country. : USED CARS 1935 Buick Sedan 22. .c.2.5.4 ee 1935. Chrysler Coupe 1982 Chevrolet Sedan .22.4 $3.75 (Newly painted) : 1932°V-8 Ford Sedan: .22.25.2 $345 1931 Ford Town Sedan. =. $265 1929: Word Coach 2.2 $165. 1931 Studebaker Coupe ... $295 1931 Ford Coupe W. O. WILLIAMS 120. E. Main, Grass Valley, Phone 9° Across from Union Service Station: FOR SALE—Red fir lumber, used, No. 1 and 2 Com: Timber and plank, $12 per M feet. Frank © Lancone, Castella, Calif. 4-27-lte BOAT FOR SALE—Beautiful boat —outboard motor and trailer, a bargain. See Geo. Sibley at Gracie Mine 5:30 evenings. 4-241tp PIANO BARGAIN — Late. model piano located here in the. vicinity of Nevada City, will sell for the Balance Due. Most any terms will handle. For particulars write at once to C. A. Remington Dept. Accts., 301 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 4-173te WANTED — THE BEST FORD OR Chevrolet that $150 will buy. Address P. O. Box 36 North San Juan, Calif. 4-13-4tp USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR © ——-Exeellent condition,* low price and terms. Reply Box AA, Nugs get Office. 4-13-2tp SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or new pipe at attractive prices. Write for ‘booklet and prices. Pacific Pipe Co., 309 Main Street, San Francisco, Calif. 4-10-4te ED JAMESON, CARPENTER AND repair work; contracts taken, I quire or write me, care Nationa Hotel, Nevada City. 3-20-3m ELECTRIC REFRIGERATO USED—wWe have several buys in used Refrigerators, are like new. Very easy terme Phone 9° 120 E. Main St. Ru sey’s. i ; MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washi Machine. Exclusive Dealer ‘fo ‘Maytag Electric and gasoline gine washers, ulso Easy W ers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westt: house Refrigerators. . Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s _ 120 East Main St. Grass Phone 9 for Free Demons 2-9-tf USED WASHERS—From Maytags and other pop els. Terms are. Phone 9 120 E. Valley.

ir : 4 MONDAY, MAY.11, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THRYE JOHN DARKE’S CAR HIT ON TAHOE UKIAH ROAD OVER THE FENCEIS OUT While returning from .a long . = Nay Anew pre . : : z wunday motor trip in. their’ 193¢ DPiisk » uick Mr. and Mrs. John Darke and Suests, Mrs. Nellie Clark and Walter Scadden, of this city were considerably shaken up and bruised when . this car was struck by another. machine at about 5:30 p. m. on the Ta-+ hae Ukiah highway between Marysville and Grass Valley.*Mr. Darke’s car received damages to the bumpfender, head er, light, wheel ana front tire on the left side. “Private. Property—No Trespassing” signs for sale at the Nugget Office. a 4 . 4 a > v D BAND K AY cr < IM Two roaring little midgets tangle on @ sharp curve « Hey Gre up { opens Tuesday, May 12 at the Sacramento Junior Colle ze Stadium. The vr: the Sacramento Post, No. 61 of the American) Legion. : is SACRAMENT May —— Twenty ee a > SAC O, May 11.—Twenty evex sed was held June 4, 1932. SS i of Northern California’s leading Since hen, when poorly equipred SSS midget racing car drivers-are tuning . cars and inexperienced dvivers put SS ~ up ‘their 100smile-nn-hour motors . on the show, the sport has become for the opening of the weekly.mid-. one of Amevica’s mest popular and get auto racing season in Sacramen-. exciting sporting events. to, which’ starts Tuesday night, May The Northern California Midgci 12. The races will be held on the. Association, under whose. auspices junior college. stadium track. ‘the. races will be run, operates oe rae say tohtlw $ 37 ¢ x “I ; The event, sponsored by the Sacnear-nightly circuit in San. Francisme ae : Jakland and Fresno. Southern ramento Post’ No.\61 of the 4 4. 0, Oakland anc esho. Souther When a Man Cooks, he Oe ee ee can Legion, marks the return of the Sp oes) a Sead erreult. brags about his way with a Steak, a Chop, or Ham mightly little chargers to Sacramento, here the first midget auto race for the weekly race program which rces Will be under the sponsorship of CAMPTONVILLE PUPILS PRESENT . DRAMA PROGRAM Specdways, Ine., promoter of the lo+1 yilot their speedy little cars over the fast and hazardous quarter mile oval the 109 are At SEG 19O5 Lynn Deister, Dutch Ven Tassel, Skeets: Jones, Les. Driesbach, for lap program champion, Wred Aagbashian, racing every night of the week. en Hupp, president of the Nite Dave Oliver, Art Bryce, leading Armstrong and point men in the northern racing association. Plan YOUR Meals Around MEAT BUY THE BEST AT Keystone Market CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, May 11.—Mr. and Mrs. William R. Davis, Mrs. Ida M. Ramm and Mrs. Irene: Bishop motored to Marysville Wednesday and appeared before the-board of supervisors in behalf of the movement for a free county library. W. H. Cartwright and Winfield Foss of Grass Valley were in town: Thursday from Sacramento enroute . to the upper country. with 2 isad of produce. Ralph Gleason arrived a few days . ago from Nevada City to take up his position as firé guard with the local forest service headquarters for the summer season. He replaces <Albert H. Hamilton who will be with the forest service at Sierra Valley NOTE OUR PRICES ‘TRY OUR QUALITY WE DO NOT— ' WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best ‘ Agent for New York-California Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, sheseatpolealtalesfeateatealeatealeateafeateteateateiteateateatesteateifeaferieateolerieatealesfeateateierteatetenieatiate lestesfnfeateateateste teste NEVADA. CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gola ¥ percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended tv. Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor Nee NAH t Sethe eS NNSA tS Ne Nee ole ae oe ee he ie ae ote 0 ete Henle ete SNA NAS te HAO N NON Neto 10 % ee * Underwriters, Westchester and Og Sausages, Ham, Bacon CALANAN & RICHARDS . Commercial Street, Nevada City Phone 67 Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Nevada City W.R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors . AMBULANCE SERVICE ~ Grass Valley Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. HOTEL , [ ae ie 4ter¥e : WATCH REPAIRING . $4 $ . Radio Service and } 1. to 2 REPAIRING i A SPLENDID VALUE Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray . . . 159 Power STREET ; : 6 . , SS = This lecation is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby EDDIE LEONG QUALITY: GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES — SPECIALS FRI. AND SAT. \ BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Phone 74 Bring your car. to us_ for 814 Broad St. Nevada City quick and nase gis Fa fender repairs, an painting. EER PE Glass installed. Tops weather — proofed and repaired. i Expert Radiator RepairCc I. HOGUE. ing, Auto Upholstering of all e ® kinds. Acetylene welding, GenOPTOMETRIST era] blacksmithing. SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FIT'EED “OUR WORK SATISCIES” Only_Service of its kind in Nevada. City f GOULD’S : . . } AUTO BODY WORKS 147 Mill Street Grass Valley Evenings by Appointment Phone 624 Located st the Nevada City Ore and Bullion as Purchased Licensed by State of California r Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco WHEN WE SAY Wd ha. « “LIKE NEW” We mean _just-that:Whether a hat,, a dress or a suit of clothes. makes no difference. We give you back a clean garment that is as good as new. Grass Valley CLEANERS Phone 375—Grass Valley The Sun Produce and Grocery Co. Nevada City, California Phone 8&8 815 Broad Street “The Gables” Nite Club » DANCING to the music of a crack black and white jazz band every night. A hot~number singer to while away the time. Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Read this season. Miss Susette Dornberger of Nevada City arrived Friday on a week end . visit at the Joubert home at ‘Depot Hill. William Bossen, official WPA timekeeper of Marysville was in town on official business Friday. Fred J. Joubert motored to Nevada City Friday on a short .business visit. Frank Pendola, Jr., arrived a few days ago from San Francisco and will spend the next few months in this’ section. j Mrs. Kate M. Jaynes has gone t9 French Corral. on a short visit to her son Albert. Mr. and Mrs. and granddaughter Earlyne arrived Friday from Sacramento to spend the week end visiting relatives. : j

HYGRADE . ~GOGGLES . Eye protection for sport and driving Eliminates the heat rays 35 Cents ‘al raees, announced that the lead‘ng drivers--of the association are signed for the weekly races here. Among the top-notchers who will CAMPTONVILLE, May 4, 11.—-A very delightful entertainment and program was presented by the Camptonville Union .Grammar School on Thursday evening in the auditorium of the local Masonic Hall. A, large crowd of relatives and friends gathered and spent a very enjoyable evening, The following program was presented. Jack and_ Jill (Musical Play}: Jack, Bobby Cassano; Jill, Francis Cassono; Miss Muffett, Cora Olson; Queen of May, Patty Cat and Fiddle, Cynthia Church; PreachHamilian; ; er, Veron Brocks; Little Boy--Blue Fred Humphrey; Jack in the box, Norman Jones; King Cole, Fred Butz; Fiddlers Three, Cecil Brown, Earl Rose and Leland Pauly; Three Pigs, Teddy Tabler, Benny. Carlson and Buddy Jones; Blind Mice, Virginia Church and Alvin Olson. Farmer in the Dell, Mandus Carlson. Singing led by> Carmen Cassano and Dolores Bishop. “Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie.”’ “Old Faithful” by Camptonville Hill Billies. Piano solo: Harriet Church. Opretta: The Coming of Spring. Hearolders, Carmen Cassano, Dolores Bishop, Barbara Hessler. Old Man Winter, Leland Pauly. . Spring; Fairies, Guyla Tabler, Cynthia Church. Spring, Lois Butz. Pussy Willows, Rose and Fred Butz. [ Daffodils, Francis Cassano; Pat. . (DEPENDASL . . PRESCRIPTION . SERVICE A Lo WAddaaaararyrru yt Ly f ay oa ¥ Earl Li. Cleveland . Your family’s health and your family physician’s orders are foremost in our mind when we fill your” prescriptions: “That is why only registered pharmacists touch them . why only the purest, freshest ingredients are used.. why accuraey is scrupulously maintained. SAVE SAFETY nur “RexellPRUG STORE with el PHONE 100 Swim Goodrich Caps ,all styles and colors 10c to 39c EVERREADY FLASHLIGHTS focusing light New A long range complete with batteries 65 Cents BUCK ROGERS WATER PISTOLS 15-Shot Repeater 25 Cents -DICKERMAN ~ DRUG STORE Nevada City VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F’ (IT SHOP 220 East Main ‘ Phone 602 GRASS . ALLEY a LUMBER First Quality at Lower Prices Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our_ sawmill} fat Camptonville. LEE EVANS CAMPTONVILLE Reteieinieteleielettetepepate ¢ eSeileeterenpefeniietesieodeteteieietetioieieieniels NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP ; Nevada City, California Here you will find ‘Prices That Meet Present .Day Conditions WHdnHineMinididiininions Cecil Brown, Earl} ———— eee FORMER SENATOR IS NOW SIERRA JUDGE _Ex-Senator Jim M. Inman, attor— ney of Sacramento, appointed by ae Governor Frank Merriam to be superier judge in Sierra county, took the oath of office the latter part of last week. Chief Justice William H. Waste administered the oath. ty Hamilten and Virginia.Chureh, Tulips, Cora Olson, : Mabel Olson and Lois Olson. Piano solo, Katherine Pauly, Rythem, Primary Pupils Play. The Initiation: Welly. Warren Pauly; Billy, Billy Humphrey? Joe, George Rose; John, Lynwood Wallace: Al, David’ Chureh; Jean; Thelma Butz; Betty, Betty Wallace; 3ertha,, Harriet Church; Marjorie, Mabel Olson; Sue, Dolores Bishop; Wilda, Carmen Cassano; Jéssie, Rose, Lois Butz.” The children were dressed in fitting costumes which gave a very . pretty presentation. A small admission fee was charged, proceeds of . which go to the grammar school for . their use. The program as a big success and much credit due the y teachers, Mrs. Grace Pauly and. Mrs. Constance Pfiffer who have spent the past few weeks in training the children for this event. : Barbara Hessler; Mr. W. B. Linder, author, of San Francisco, was a visitor at the home of his niece, Mrs. Ed Conley, the. latter part of last week. He was , quite interested in Nevada City and beautiful surrounding country. : USED CARS 1935 Buick Sedan 22. .c.2.5.4 ee 1935. Chrysler Coupe 1982 Chevrolet Sedan .22..4 $3.75 (Newly painted) : 1932°V-8 Ford Sedan: .22.25.2 $345 1931 Ford Town Sedan. =.. $265 1929: Word Coach 2.2 $165. 1931 Studebaker Coupe ..... $295 1931 Ford Coupe W. O. WILLIAMS 120. E. Main, Grass Valley, Phone 9° Across from Union Service Station: FOR SALE—Red fir lumber, used, No. 1 and 2 Com: Timber and plank, $12 per M feet. Frank © Lancone, Castella, Calif. 4-27-lte BOAT FOR SALE—Beautiful boat —outboard motor and trailer, a bargain. See Geo. Sibley at Gracie Mine 5:30 evenings. 4-241tp PIANO BARGAIN — Late. model piano located here in the. vicinity of Nevada City, will sell for the Balance Due. Most any terms will handle. For particulars write at once to C. A. Remington Dept. Accts., 301 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 4-173te WANTED — THE BEST FORD OR Chevrolet that $150 will buy. Address P. O. Box 36 North San Juan, Calif. 4-13-4tp USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR © ——-Exeellent condition,* low price and terms. Reply Box AA, Nugs get Office. 4-13-2tp SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or new pipe at attractive prices. Write for ‘booklet and prices. Pacific Pipe Co., 309 Main Street, San Francisco, Calif. 4-10-4te ED JAMESON, CARPENTER AND repair work; contracts taken, I quire or write me, care Nationa Hotel, Nevada City. 3-20-3m ELECTRIC REFRIGERATO USED—wWe have several buys in used Refrigerators, are like new. Very easy terme Phone 9° 120 E. Main St. Ru sey’s. i ; MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washi Machine. Exclusive Dealer ‘fo ‘Maytag Electric and gasoline gine washers, ulso Easy W ers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westt: house Refrigerators. . Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s _ 120 East Main St. Grass Phone 9 for Free Demons 2-9-tf USED WASHERS—From Maytags and other pop els. Terms are. Phone 9 120 E. Valley.