May 15, 1933 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MAY 15, 1933 tt Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pratt of Isleton spent Sunday in Nevada City with her father, M. Angiolini. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook of Merced, motored up Sunday to spend Mothers Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott Jr., and their son E. J. N. Ott’ III, were the “guests of Mr. Ott’s parents, over the week end. Dan Canavan will leave for Haynes, Alaska, next Wednesday, where he is associated with others in operating a placer mine. a Buckner Preaches Mother’s Day Sermon Rev. H. H. Buckner, of the Methodist. church delivered a_ special Mother's Day sermon Sunday evening, that was greatly enjoyed by a good sized audience. A solo by Mrs. Herbert J. Nile -was beautifully rendered at the conelusion of the sermon. : L. E. Stine has taken an option for Los Angeles investors on’ the Kanaka property adjoining the Lava Gap: the prog erty comprises 260 acres of mineral land. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davidson, who own mining property in the Moores Flat section on the South Yuba river, spent a couple of days last week visiting in Nevada City with relatives. Open All Night Try Our GOOD EATS REAL BEER Dad & Jim NEVADA CITY 3A Service BUICK STORAGE REPAIRS ACCESSORIES Gasoline & Oils SERVICE GARAGE ELKUS & WILLIAMSON. Pine and Spring Phone 106 NEVADA CITY Mrs. John Bertelsen of the bay region, came up Friday and spent the week end with her husband, who is busily engaged at the present time building a couple of houses. C. E. Mahoney, former supervisor of Sacramento county, and for 35 years a member of the State Printing ‘department staff, was yesteyday a-guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. NOtt of this citt. Among the 594 degrees awarded at the University of California during the commencement exercises last Friday degrees of Bachellor of Arts to Alberta Mabel Baker and Daniel Michael Ungaro of Nevada Citv. Mrs. J. R. Ivey has proved conclusively that Nevada City ean produce something that is as beautiful as the gold which the mines here send to the U. S. Mint. Her contribution to things of value produced here, consists of gorgeously colored panses, often three inches meter. Thomas Secadden came in Monday from his mining property near N. Columbia. He went up to his property a few weeks ago after spending the winter in Nevada City and found his cabin in good shape, but the snow ‘and cold weather had broken down many trees along the roads and . trails. GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY“DRY CLEANERS — Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin. Cities and Surrounding Territory with a Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Unexcelled. 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W YES! « 10 Per Cent Down $130 to $150? ‘have changed! Round Panel Bed with YOU CAN EASILY = AT THESE PRICES 4 PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE Remember the kind of suites you used to see priced at These are the same quality, only times Now Prices range from...;...$35 INVEST IN REST Simmons Three Piece Sets BED—SPRINGS—MATTRESS Cane Panel Bed with two inch posts. Heavy Coil Spring 50 Pound Felted Mattress All Three Pieces. . $18.50 Springs 40 Pound Cotton Matress All Three Pieces.. . $15.00 Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. ha Stores, Ltd. ah LS ee Sabena aye . r FORD FURNITURE Delivers Any Piece to $85 two inch posts. Heavy Coil in diao PU te ti it ie CU PE TT Te ip NTS EVE DE 1 IU MM UC ee nt et te 4 SRie Mother’s Day. Service At Trinity Episcopal Trinity Episcopal Sunday school held special Mothers Day services yesterday forenoon with various members of the school taking part. Each child “brought a boquet which was later presented to the mothers attending the church seryice at 11 o’clock. Mrs. Lyda. Talbot sang a beautiful solo, Mother O’Mine. The rector announced that Bishop Elect Noel Porter had sent an invitation to all members to be present May 23 in San Francisco when he is concecrated. Bishop Hall Moreland, who has been in charge of this district, for years resigned -several months ago and is in the east at the present. Trinity Episcopal churth was packed with visitors and members, the Mothers Day service and sermon by Rev. Charles Washburn’ proving deeply touching and impressive. Newly Wedded Pair Home From Honeymoon Mr. ‘and Mrs. Al C. Sommers, who were married in Reno recently, returned last night from a honeymoon in San Francisco. i Mrs. Sommers, who is in the employ of the Pacifie Telephone and Telegraph company has a wide circle of friends. She was formerly Miss J. Jauch, and is a very vapable young woman. Mr. Sommers, who formerly lived at Camptonville, has been in the emPloy of the National Hotel for some time as night clerk and has made many friends here. They have the best of wishes of the entire community for a long ana happy married life. ————o Evangeline Chapter Will Be Hostess Next Tuesday evening May 1b, Evangeline chapter, No. 9 O.R. S. will have as their guests the Bethel of Jobs Daughters of Grass Valley, who are to put on their work at 8 o'clock. Chapter will ‘open at (21d: and. a fine crowd of members of the order are expected to be present for beautiful service. this = Oo Registration for June Election Closes May 18 The closing day for registrations for the Special state election on June 27, is Thursday, May 18. Votes are now beginning to take an interest in the Propositions which will be placed on the ballot. These include: Repeal of the Eighteenth ment. amendProviding for reassessmént of property in the earthquake area of Los Angeles and Orange counties. A bond issue of $55,000,000 for refinancing outstanding district bond issues. Exempting nonprofit schools from taxation. A $20,000,000 unemployment relief bond issue. irrigation Permitting boards of Supervisors to fix salaries of county officers in cerESE aaa er nT ee eae CR i a Ay OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT Best Food In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY TURKEY DINNER 210 Main St. Phone 53 ‘SRNR 8 RSE TREAT YOURSELF I at DT Ponemah Council to Nominate Chiefs Ponemah Council No. 6, Degree of Pocahantas are holding a meeting tonight, Monday evening) at which a ‘nomination of chiefs is to be made. There is to be a social session after the regular meeting to which visitors are welcomed. Grase Evans is Pocahontas of the local council. Sixty Celebrate 60th Birthday of Mr. Giani Antone Giani celebrated his 60th birthday Sunday with a big feast and a happy social time to which about 60 friends were invited. Mr. Giani has lived in Nevada City for many long years and owns a good sized ranch in the Rough and Ready section on which he has a nice band of cattle. After a happy day his many friends departed wishing him many happy returns of the day. Veterans Auxiliary to Sell Buddy Poppies At an interesting meeting held by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Thursday, in Nevada City, plans were made for the Auxiliary to assist the American Legion in selling Buddy Poppies which £0 on sale May 26. Mrs. Hazel Figurski being appointed the chairman of this committee. Delightful refreshments were seryed at the close of the meeting of the Post and Auxiliary and a social time was held in honor of John Mark, exservice man who has been confined to the Vallejo naval hospital for several months. Ladies Aid Society To Meet Wednesday There will be a special call meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church, Wednesday afterhoon ,to attend to business matters. This meeting was postponed on account of the concert and old time social held last week’ The Tuesday night prayer meeting is to be held at the Methodist parsonage tomorrow evening, 9 Nevada City Native Daughters to Meet The Nevada City Native Daughters' will not go by bus to the Ski TO THE HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY , 9 Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103 Pine St. Nevada City course as planned tomorrow, because of the weather conditions. However, they will meet in the hall 8022) pm: Tuesday for a hot lunch, All members who have not. been notified by telephone are requested to be present and bring a. hot with ‘them. lunch Funeral Service Held. For Late Henry Beckman Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for the late Henry Beckman, who passed away at the County Hospital Friday. The services were held at the Holmes FPuneral Home. The deceased was a resident of Nevada City. and vicinity more than 60 years, coming here as a boy with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckman. He was born in San Francisco 71 years ago. Some months ago he was a victim of a robber who beat him severely and got away with $100 which éarried on his person. he He has been treated at the county hospital more recently for a serious illness. tain cases in non-chartered counties. Providing all bills approved by the governor shall become effective 90 days after May 12. All voters who failed to vote last August or November or who voted then but changed their residence since must register for the June election. o————_—__.__. DIETED THEN PADDED LOS ANGELES —(UP)—Dorothy Granger, comedy queen, dieted and dieted until she lost 14 Pounds so she could play in a new picture. She got the job, but was forced to wear pads right where she had disposed of the weight. 0 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET ENGLEBRIGHT IN FIGHT AGAINST SIX HOUR LAW In a statement given to the press in Washington D. C., Harry Englebright, Congressman from this district, and resident of Nevada City, declares that: ‘Application of the six-hour day and five-day week as applied to gold mines will reduce tonnage and increase costs to. such an extent that it will practically close down every gold producing mine in the state. “The principal gold production of the State. of California is obtained from the deep lode mines of the Grass Valley-Nevada City district and from the Mother Lode. district. These mines are now operated on an eight-hour shift basis. These mines have been operated for many years and the shafts have been extended, in many instances, to more than a mile in depth. The lateral underground works extending from the shafts are many miles in length. Each mine, as a rulé, is served by only one main working _ shaft, through which all traffic and operations must be conducted. DEAD TIME “The ‘working faces of the mines from which the ore is extracted are’ Scattered: through miles of underground works, and. approximately two hours. of each shift is required for men to proceed from the collar of the shaft to the working face. and return. The unproductive time, therefore, now equals approximately one-fourth. of the working shift. If a six-hour shift were instituted, one third of the miner’s time would be unproductive.”’ Englebright declared that all of the time now available On an eighthour shift is required to drili-a round of holes in preparation for a blast, and that the blast must be fired at the end of each shift in order to minimize ventilation difficulties. He also said that one of the major difficulties that would arise from the six-hour day would be congestion of traffic in the mine shafts. GOLD MINING DIFFERENT “Gold mines,’ he said? “are different from many of the coal mines and other types of underground develoments in that they only have one main shaft available for all underground operators. Men must be lowered and raised through the shaft supplies provided, and ore and waste removed. With the mills operating at capacity the shafts are crowded to the limit with the present eighthour shift. Any attempt to increase the number of menunderground, whether. at a given time or in successive shifts, would lead to hopeless confusion. Power consumption would be substantially increased because of additional requirements of ventilation and hoisting. WOULD CUT WAGES “But, perhaps the most impyortant item of the application of the six-hour day to gold mines would be the effect the of miners. At the present time the average wage for miners in California mines amounts to $4.06 per shift working about 28 shifts per month, of $113.68 per month. If the same hourly rate were. applied to a upon Wages or a wage Six« hour shift and a five-day week, the average earnings of a miner would be $63 per month. “This would not constitute a liying wage for miners having families where the cost of living is substantially above the Corresponding cost in other localities. NARROW PROFIT MARGIN “Tf any increases in wages were made to offset the loss thus -sustained by miners, the cost of labor per ton of ore would be correspondingly =—— increased. Careful estimates. from the actual operators indicate that the proposed bill would increase the cost of production to the extent of $1.92. per’ ton. .This double the margin of profit availis more than able in any large mine now producing in California.” i O SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW. IMPROVED Ever Ready Razo, ‘Gold Plated Complete With Two Blades ~ SPECIAL 19 DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA FEATURING MADE TO MEASURE New Spring Suits M. BORN & COMPANY 16° to 18-50 CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING NEVADA CITY CLEANER SEE ME ABOUT YOUR EYES GEO. H. SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY BUNDY’S Leather Shop Shoes Repaired and Dyed. Expert Shoe Shining ‘WE GIVE & REDEEM MERCHANTS CASH_ . STAMPS . 121 Mill’ St. Grass Valley . MADAME You, who are particular line Powell and her experienced sistants, by specializing ual coeffeurs. GRASS VALLEY about such things, realize that Miss Pauin ALL branches of hair dressing are able to give you those flatteringly individ. Hollywood Beauty Salon asPHONE 310 — si [ e’re OFFSouthern Fried Chicken , Dine, Dance, 2 Miles From Grass Valley On With ART VARIAN IbLOG CARIN HARRY ABRIAL, Prop. Be Happy INN Marysville Highway ——— eae 2 Nea teats REIS PE aa

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MAY 15, 1933 tt Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pratt of Isleton spent Sunday in Nevada City with her father, M. Angiolini. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook of Merced, motored up Sunday to spend Mothers Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott Jr., and their son E. J. N. Ott’ III, were the “guests of Mr. Ott’s parents, over the week end. Dan Canavan will leave for Haynes, Alaska, next Wednesday, where he is associated with others in operating a placer mine. a Buckner Preaches Mother’s Day Sermon Rev. H. H. Buckner, of the Methodist. church delivered a_ special Mother's Day sermon Sunday evening, that was greatly enjoyed by a good sized audience. A solo by Mrs. Herbert J. Nile -was beautifully rendered at the conelusion of the sermon. : L. E. Stine has taken an option for Los Angeles investors on’ the Kanaka property adjoining the Lava Gap: the prog erty comprises 260 acres of mineral land. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davidson, who own mining property in the Moores Flat section on the South Yuba river, spent a couple of days last week visiting in Nevada City with relatives. Open All Night Try Our GOOD EATS REAL BEER Dad & Jim NEVADA CITY 3A Service BUICK STORAGE REPAIRS ACCESSORIES Gasoline & Oils SERVICE GARAGE ELKUS & WILLIAMSON. Pine and Spring Phone 106 NEVADA CITY Mrs. John Bertelsen of the bay region, came up Friday and spent the week end with her husband, who is busily engaged at the present time building a couple of houses. C. E. Mahoney, former supervisor of Sacramento county, and for 35 years a member of the State Printing ‘department staff, was yesteyday a-guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. NOtt of this citt. Among the 594 degrees awarded at the University of California during the commencement exercises last Friday degrees of Bachellor of Arts to Alberta Mabel Baker and Daniel Michael Ungaro of Nevada Citv. Mrs. J. R. Ivey has proved conclusively that Nevada City ean produce something that is as beautiful as the gold which the mines here send to the U. S. Mint. Her contribution to things of value produced here, consists of gorgeously colored panses, often three inches meter. Thomas Secadden came in Monday from his mining property near N. Columbia. He went up to his property a few weeks ago after spending the winter in Nevada City and found his cabin in good shape, but the snow ‘and cold weather had broken down many trees along the roads and . trails. GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY“DRY CLEANERS — Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin. Cities and Surrounding Territory with a Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Unexcelled. 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W YES! « 10 Per Cent Down $130 to $150? ‘have changed! Round Panel Bed with YOU CAN EASILY = AT THESE PRICES 4 PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE Remember the kind of suites you used to see priced at These are the same quality, only times Now Prices range from......;......$35 INVEST IN REST Simmons Three Piece Sets BED—SPRINGS—MATTRESS Cane Panel Bed with two inch posts. Heavy Coil Spring 50 Pound Felted Mattress All Three Pieces.. .. $18.50 Springs 40 Pound Cotton Matress All Three Pieces... . $15.00 Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. ha Stores, Ltd. ah LS ee Sabena aye . r FORD FURNITURE Delivers Any Piece to $85 two inch posts. Heavy Coil in diao PU te ti it ie CU PE TT Te ip NTS EVE DE 1 IU MM UC ee nt et te 4 SRie Mother’s Day. Service At Trinity Episcopal Trinity Episcopal Sunday school held special Mothers Day services yesterday forenoon with various members of the school taking part. Each child “brought a boquet which was later presented to the mothers attending the church seryice at 11 o’clock. Mrs. Lyda. Talbot sang a beautiful solo, Mother O’Mine. The rector announced that Bishop Elect Noel Porter had sent an invitation to all members to be present May 23 in San Francisco when he is concecrated. Bishop Hall Moreland, who has been in charge of this district, for years resigned -several months ago and is in the east at the present. Trinity Episcopal churth was packed with visitors and members, the Mothers Day service and sermon by Rev. Charles Washburn’ proving deeply touching and impressive. Newly Wedded Pair Home From Honeymoon Mr. ‘and Mrs. Al C. Sommers, who were married in Reno recently, returned last night from a honeymoon in San Francisco. i Mrs. Sommers, who is in the employ of the Pacifie Telephone and Telegraph company has a wide circle of friends. She was formerly Miss J. Jauch, and is a very vapable young woman. Mr. Sommers, who formerly lived at Camptonville, has been in the emPloy of the National Hotel for some time as night clerk and has made many friends here. They have the best of wishes of the entire community for a long ana happy married life. ————o Evangeline Chapter Will Be Hostess Next Tuesday evening May 1b, Evangeline chapter, No. 9 O.R. S. will have as their guests the Bethel of Jobs Daughters of Grass Valley, who are to put on their work at 8 o'clock. Chapter will ‘open at (21d: and. a fine crowd of members of the order are expected to be present for beautiful service. this = Oo Registration for June Election Closes May 18 The closing day for registrations for the Special state election on June 27, is Thursday, May 18. Votes are now beginning to take an interest in the Propositions which will be placed on the ballot. These include: Repeal of the Eighteenth ment. amendProviding for reassessmént of property in the earthquake area of Los Angeles and Orange counties. A bond issue of $55,000,000 for refinancing outstanding district bond issues. Exempting nonprofit schools from taxation. A $20,000,000 unemployment relief bond issue. irrigation Permitting boards of Supervisors to fix salaries of county officers in cerESE aaa er nT ee eae CR i a Ay OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT Best Food In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY TURKEY DINNER 210 Main St. Phone 53 ‘SRNR 8 RSE TREAT YOURSELF I at DT Ponemah Council to Nominate Chiefs Ponemah Council No. 6, Degree of Pocahantas are holding a meeting tonight, Monday evening) at which a ‘nomination of chiefs is to be made. There is to be a social session after the regular meeting to which visitors are welcomed. Grase Evans is Pocahontas of the local council. Sixty Celebrate 60th Birthday of Mr. Giani Antone Giani celebrated his 60th birthday Sunday with a big feast and a happy social time to which about 60 friends were invited. Mr. Giani has lived in Nevada City for many long years and owns a good sized ranch in the Rough and Ready section on which he has a nice band of cattle. After a happy day his many friends departed wishing him many happy returns of the day. Veterans Auxiliary to Sell Buddy Poppies

At an interesting meeting held by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Thursday, in Nevada City, plans were made for the Auxiliary to assist the American Legion in selling Buddy Poppies which £0 on sale May 26. Mrs. Hazel Figurski being appointed the chairman of this committee. Delightful refreshments were seryed at the close of the meeting of the Post and Auxiliary and a social time was held in honor of John Mark, exservice man who has been confined to the Vallejo naval hospital for several months. Ladies Aid Society To Meet Wednesday There will be a special call meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church, Wednesday afterhoon ,to attend to business matters. This meeting was postponed on account of the concert and old time social held last week’ The Tuesday night prayer meeting is to be held at the Methodist parsonage tomorrow evening, 9 Nevada City Native Daughters to Meet The Nevada City Native Daughters' will not go by bus to the Ski TO THE HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY , 9 Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103 Pine St. Nevada City course as planned tomorrow, because of the weather conditions. However, they will meet in the hall 8022) pm: Tuesday for a hot lunch, All members who have not. been notified by telephone are requested to be present and bring a. hot with ‘them. lunch Funeral Service Held. For Late Henry Beckman Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for the late Henry Beckman, who passed away at the County Hospital Friday. The services were held at the Holmes FPuneral Home. The deceased was a resident of Nevada City. and vicinity more than 60 years, coming here as a boy with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckman. He was born in San Francisco 71 years ago. Some months ago he was a victim of a robber who beat him severely and got away with $100 which éarried on his person. he He has been treated at the county hospital more recently for a serious illness. tain cases in non-chartered counties. Providing all bills approved by the governor shall become effective 90 days after May 12. All voters who failed to vote last August or November or who voted then but changed their residence since must register for the June election. o————_—__.__. DIETED THEN PADDED LOS ANGELES —(UP)—Dorothy Granger, comedy queen, dieted and dieted until she lost 14 Pounds so she could play in a new picture. She got the job, but was forced to wear pads right where she had disposed of the weight. 0 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET ENGLEBRIGHT IN FIGHT AGAINST SIX HOUR LAW In a statement given to the press in Washington D. C., Harry Englebright, Congressman from this district, and resident of Nevada City, declares that: ‘Application of the six-hour day and five-day week as applied to gold mines will reduce tonnage and increase costs to. such an extent that it will practically close down every gold producing mine in the state. “The principal gold production of the State. of California is obtained from the deep lode mines of the Grass Valley-Nevada City district and from the Mother Lode. district. These mines are now operated on an eight-hour shift basis. These mines have been operated for many years and the shafts have been extended, in many instances, to more than a mile in depth. The lateral underground works extending from the shafts are many miles in length. Each mine, as a rulé, is served by only one main working _ shaft, through which all traffic and operations must be conducted. DEAD TIME “The ‘working faces of the mines from which the ore is extracted are’ Scattered: through miles of underground works, and. approximately two hours. of each shift is required for men to proceed from the collar of the shaft to the working face. and return. The unproductive time, therefore, now equals approximately one-fourth. of the working shift. If a six-hour shift were instituted, one third of the miner’s time would be unproductive.”’ Englebright declared that all of the time now available On an eighthour shift is required to drili-a round of holes in preparation for a blast, and that the blast must be fired at the end of each shift in order to minimize ventilation difficulties. He also said that one of the major difficulties that would arise from the six-hour day would be congestion of traffic in the mine shafts. GOLD MINING DIFFERENT “Gold mines,’ he said? “are different from many of the coal mines and other types of underground develoments in that they only have one main shaft available for all underground operators. Men must be lowered and raised through the shaft supplies provided, and ore and waste removed. With the mills operating at capacity the shafts are crowded to the limit with the present eighthour shift. Any attempt to increase the number of menunderground, whether. at a given time or in successive shifts, would lead to hopeless confusion. Power consumption would be substantially increased because of additional requirements of ventilation and hoisting. WOULD CUT WAGES “But, perhaps the most impyortant item of the application of the six-hour day to gold mines would be the effect the of miners. At the present time the average wage for miners in California mines amounts to $4.06 per shift working about 28 shifts per month, of $113.68 per month. If the same hourly rate were. applied to a upon Wages or a wage Six« hour shift and a five-day week, the average earnings of a miner would be $63 per month. “This would not constitute a liying wage for miners having families where the cost of living is substantially above the Corresponding cost in other localities. NARROW PROFIT MARGIN “Tf any increases in wages were made to offset the loss thus -sustained by miners, the cost of labor per ton of ore would be correspondingly =—— increased. Careful estimates. from the actual operators indicate that the proposed bill would increase the cost of production to the extent of $1.92. per’ ton. .This double the margin of profit availis more than able in any large mine now producing in California.” i O SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW. IMPROVED Ever Ready Razo, ‘Gold Plated Complete With Two Blades ~ SPECIAL 19 DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA FEATURING MADE TO MEASURE New Spring Suits M. BORN & COMPANY 16° to 18-50 CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING NEVADA CITY CLEANER SEE ME ABOUT YOUR EYES GEO. H. SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY BUNDY’S Leather Shop Shoes Repaired and Dyed. Expert Shoe Shining ‘WE GIVE & REDEEM MERCHANTS CASH_ . STAMPS . 121 Mill’ St. Grass Valley . MADAME You, who are particular line Powell and her experienced sistants, by specializing ual coeffeurs. GRASS VALLEY about such things, realize that Miss Pauin ALL branches of hair dressing are able to give you those flatteringly individ. Hollywood Beauty Salon asPHONE 310 — si [ e’re OFFSouthern Fried Chicken , Dine, Dance, 2 Miles From Grass Valley On With ART VARIAN IbLOG CARIN HARRY ABRIAL, Prop. Be Happy INN Marysville Highway ——— eae 2 Nea teats REIS PE aa