May 28, 1928 (6 pages)

HE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA The Nuggét Is Y our Home Town Newspaper _. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1928 = sera oat Beer meee FEDERAL tuTRA SeRvice IRES , What You Save’ on. One FEDERAL Helps You Buy © The Next Guarant*ed Vul. canizing anu Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASCNABLE Our Merchants Lunch and ‘Special Sundey Dinner ny _ FRESH FISH We are Now Supplying Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday = The Prices Are Reasonabl: The Quality is Right! EDO LEONG a ° INE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY © 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners ie : W. H. Osborne €feaning Pressing epairing Patronize Home industry CAMS 7 Upholstering JO W. DARKE ie 109). Phones 105M we See Me—’ See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. , Grass Valley THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, and de_' resources of the community. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, California address, $2.00 Outside California in U.S. . 2.50 Sit MONUHS: G55.c ee 1.00 Three Months .. .60 One Month . . -25 Sitigle Copier --05-o5.00.25c 2.s. -05 Advertising Rates on applicaticn. Entered as mail matter of the second class in the pastoffice at Nevada City, California, under Act of Congress of March $, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of General Cixsculation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Nevada City. AREHUR A. WILLOUGHBY . Fditer and Pablisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager Sen oa There is one thing you can bet on. If a man’s bank account is o. k. you will find that he thinks the govern-ment is. There’s one nice thing about airplane travel. The roar of the motor :dorwns out all comment from the back seat. Nothing surprises the neighbors more than to learn that the bad boy ‘who used to live next door has turn} ed out well. The only happy marriages are those where both parties never get over the idea that they were made for each other. : What has become of the old-fashioned girl who used to go into a “decline’’ when she was disappointed in love? A philosopher says the reason some fellows don’t get a smaller {size hat is that they don’t know the world is laughing at them instead of with them. The observer says that people who try to conceal their ignorance by using words succeed at it about as well as the woman who tries to conceal her age with paint. A Lond@n scientist says the world will last 50,000,000 years. But will the pedestrians last that long? { FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA LODGE, EF. & A. M. : Steted meetings second Wednes day of each month at Masonic T:m ple. 8 p. .m. Sotourning brethre ire cordiellv invited. GILBERT J. DAVIS, W.M. 1 ’F. STENGEER:. Secy. ¥q, 18. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights : at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always We come. is W. C. JEFFREY, £. C. J.C. EB. FOSS, Ki of R.& 8. PROFESSIONAL Se ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instruméntal Lustruction Late of the Royal College of Mu sic, London, England. Vocal! Pup’ of Henry Blower and Piano Pupi of Herbert/Sharpe. Terms on appti cation. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave Grass Valley. / DR. BELL we Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bidg. Phore ~! DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office: 100 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance J. M. Walling H. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Publie Telephone 41 x F. T. Nilon F. M. Nilo: : NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: Nevada City Grass Valle, W. E. WRIGHT Attcrney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair D-essing and ~ Reauty ‘Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. od Leuise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Lieeised Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Grass . EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Nevada City Grass Valley Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at! Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays — 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays . by appointment. ‘ 229 Commercial St. Phone N. C. °°"? 150% Mill St. Phone G, V. 196 Oe is LET’S MAKE IT A MINING CELEBRATION NOTEWORTHY proposal has been made by Edward C. Uren, sterling town booster, that the Fourth of July cele‘dted to the development of the bration this year in Nevada City, be built around the mining . . idea, and there is much of merit in the proposal that com. Publication office, 305 Broad St. ' mends it to the town tboosters. Mining has been the backbone , . of Nevada County's wealth for many years and will continue . to be for many years to come, and anything. that will keep . that thought uppermost in the eyes of the world should be . advocated. With the great influx of mining individuals and . companies which is on at the present time, such a celebration will tend to focys interest in no, uncertain manner. There are . several available sites where the various forms of placer mi. ning could be exhibited and in a manner that it could be view. ed by a large number of people. The matter. will again be taken up in the meeting at the city halll tonight and it is to be hop. ed that a great deal of interest will be taken to make the celPublished at! ebration one long to be remembered. .NEJITH SEVERAL large mining deals under way at thé present time in this section, interest in gold mining is rapidly on the increase and it may be confidently stated that the coming year will see a great revival of interest in Nevada and Si_erra counties. Every day The Nugget office is the mecca of ‘many seekers of information on various properties. A large fund of information And data has been acquired the past year on the hundreds of mining properties in the two counties and. this information is readily available to any interested persons. A mining center that does not have its mining information bureau is sadly handicapped and The Nugget is endeavoring to fill that particular niche. Mining men can assist greatly by listing information regarding their properties with us for our files. Mining literatyre is also on file and the leading mining publications. Maps of the various districts are being added so that a complete fund of information may be at hand. AAW H . > & geste desteate desteafestesteateatoate fe se ateteateateotesteatententeate st oleate olesgerte Readespesieiferlesdeeie tertiles eabe aeiteoty ey . > i . ‘Also new arrivals in Parasols.: . REHARRIS + +056 ve i seerle fereergraeeietictis BONS erent ge) IRONED, re a ae CARLO ZANOCCO PASSES INTO GREAT BEYOND Carlo Zanoco, local shoemaker, passed away at the Nevada City Sanitarium éarly Wedneday morning afa short illness of pneumonia. The fu. . neral services were held Friday af. ternoon from the Hoimes Funeral Home under the auspices of Court Christophore Colombo of the Foresters of which deceased was a Member. He was a native of Italy and came to this country twenty two years ago making his home in this county ever since. He followed his trade of shoemaker in Nevada City, Alleghany / and Grass Valley and was Well likedSurviving are one son Dop of Gras Valley, a brother Jake and his stepmother, Mrs. Rosie sprains tak Fred Holquist of Sidkiyou county is here renewing old acquaintances He lived here 20 Sears ago and was employed by the lateJames Hennessy. Don’t: bleive all you hear—except the train’s whistle at a grade cross,ing.7 °* fa woman’s ear is valued at $2,500, as was the case in Chicago, the obgerver wonders what a wWwoman’s tongue would come at. The difference between work and exercise is that you can work without 2 special uniform. A bride’s. biscuit are. like years. The first hundred are the hardest. :but when a project has been on the . FROM OUR READERS Editor of The Nugget— There is another method of pyramiding land values beyond the hope of pfofitable desérves the careful consideration of ‘every good citizen in this state. We refer to the “refinancing” of irrigation districts, Where instead of letting ailing projects go to the bankrupt court and be ‘washed out” and revalued on a fair basis, bond houses and< creditors step in, issue new secufities, and further inflate the oyérhead of a project which is alreddy manifestly too high. / Such manipulations may be nourishing for the bond house = or the bank that does the ‘‘refinancing,’’ for they get their commission, but the sales price on many of our projects has been inflated to a level which ean eventually mean but one result unless a miracle happens and a land boom causes idea of value to aviate. It is, of course, commendable to want to keep out ofthe bankrupt court and protect the bond holders, ‘market for a considerable time, and 1 : : ‘when old settlers are giving up and . . . In spite of the general complaints . xf the pedestrian, for an automobile lebt. To our correspondents who repeat2dly ask, ‘‘What did America get out of the world’s war?’’ we would respectfully reply that this inquiry can de best answered after We get out. The best method of climbing higher is to remain on the level. New York now has a big Tammany sewer seandal. Looks like this might be a good place for a senate comuittee to do some digging. to run into is the easiest thing . { new settlers are not appearing to take their place, why postpone the day of reckoning? Investors are beginning to sec the point and look_askance mission ought to get the vision and quit certifvine them for investment by savings banks. Common sense indicates that we have gone farther than good business and common honesty justify in our ettempts to support the value of irrigation district bonds. Meanwhile no Jone has supported the settler” who . A Chicago tourist in France caused a riot by throwing 40,000 franes out of a hotel window. into the street. Maybe he thought the general public might as well get the. money (2s the hotel. Subscribe for The Nugget NE 2-3. STATE FAIR URGINDS Thrills . Excitemcaty/When m Sacrainento tor, die’ ReundUp, stay et the JU "HROTEL SENATGR Twellth end L Sireets. SHAT LEDS Sacramento H-TRASER }® Manager > “¢ ~~ oa Si Sema bought, the land at impossible prices. Isn’t it time fo face let nature take its over-inflated land. Rural Press. course with the project.—Pacific Wild oat meal must make a terrible noise when it cooks in the double boiler. Instead of saying “plop plep. it). “whoop, whoop.” The observer thinks nature did her . . work better in owners went out in the rain. Ambition, the desire to be first, is the raw material from which successes are made. About the only difference between and the the past century is that the ‘‘ecake-eater”’ of today “dude” of the dude is dead. The sky is brightest when bluest but its different with man. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Prisk of Long Beach returned home Saturday—after a visit here and at Grass Vailey with “relatives. Miss Alice will return with them for Fy visit. Mrs. Joseph Ryan of ‘'Reno-and Mr and Mrs. Ursil Foley of lield this week. : Jesse Moomey is home (tate. Miss Dorris Rice, former mombe to Australia since leaving here. Mrs. George Shaw ts here visitin relatives and friends;ey friends. She has been on a trip ; e production which also . at land pro, ject bonds, and our state bond comthe facts and . probably — roars . the old. days than ! inow. At least old-time complexions didn’t wash off in streaks when their Shaw a niece Oakland j i ettended the funeral of their nephew’ and brother respectively, which was } after a visit in the southern part of the ri ef high sehool faculty, is here. visit. z he a % , re 5% oS es ies "s SERVICE IS OUR Beles ~ see * OM MS , e en Neieeeieie % * Joe O'Neill will be in the employ of the Forest Service for the summer and will be stationed near Bas-— sSett’s Station. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Eden are enter. taining their son, Herman and fam-} ‘ily of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Her-! man Eden expect to send the rest of their vacaition at Brockway on Lake Tahoe. . Orrin Thompkins was here visiting old time friends, during the weck. j Will Buck of Moore’s Flat passed ‘thru here Tuesday on his way to Lincoln to assist in bringing up _ the Buck Bros, cattle to Orleans lat . where they will be placed on their summer range. His brother, Victor, will assist him. ! ! se oh : He sh ¥ % ios Rerferferferferferfert aferfe He fe rferge ss FOR GRADUATION— Mill Street, near Main sta s%e teste ate st te ote teste ates} ate ot: re she ate ale i SZ Ree elegans eyo eerey sete MMH a > Meats Mesh te heateafestestestete iter Seale sfestesteatentesteatente tot x oe Ff 2h } . . . . ojericininininieieioies See S 7 Ye ey iMate ‘é se) --———---—— % "e" Phone Number (ne . All colurs and sizes—for diving, swimming and for beach wear. The Up to Date Cap. You may always rest assured that Keystone Service is prompt, reliable, dependable and moderate priced. The meats we sell are of the finest quality, all Governnient Inspected, and the prime cuts, juicy and sweet to the taste. Give us a trial on your next order. ~ KEYSTONE MARKET S Me i a? erlerterfeerietenterfenfertecterte gery sfeste oe ale stertesteste ofa sherte sts teste sfeateate rte ote oleate ste teats of ste ote rtecte ste ahs hat Se ee 3 A SPECIALTY WITH US Prompt and careful handling of all grocery orders telephoned to our store has enabled us to build up an exceptionally large phone order business. You will e. . save both time and money to adopt this conveient method. Our Phone Number is ONE. J.J. JACKSON e For Warm Weather— ‘7 SWIM KAPS When planning your week-end trip don’t forget a good bathing cap. Our exclusive line of Caps keep the water out and the curl in. a g : Rexall Store Re ee ee a A oe oe a oe ie Se ee aE SR le Ole le Oe a i Ba a ne an ‘ » Gegeafeteferteateate steafeateteaterte seddesfeate oleateote se ofesferte ste sealeaesle fests testosterone ie eles Resteate teers heals > 2 i 4 4 7 fe Re afesientesfe ater ohessealertesfeaei ~ MOTTO ALWAYS . Refeieinieloieinies este tetestet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guenther left Friday for a short vacation to be speni around the bay. Gene Tucker is here from university to spend his vacation with his mother, Mrs. A. Tucker. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gordon of Hobart Mills were visitors here Friday. ( Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1997 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CoO. Offices: 742 Market Sc, ,;San Francisco _ _Plant: South San Francisco € teste te steate teste whe shes” He ahs he He at +. gh ts-1% teste ute hesheo’ —_ 4 o:09's ee. rat tgs Ms Meee ene Nee ee ete WENO I Ne BC IN. > . fa? . GIVE HER A WRIST WATCH OF QUALITY fl it comes from our store, it must give satisfaction or your money goes back ALFRED M. KRAMM — 4 Grass Valley , Me ate ite a® ete este sbeatentengeoteoteoetentente of oteofiagaataagengestesteol We Deliver

HE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA The Nuggét Is Y our Home Town Newspaper _. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1928 = sera oat Beer meee FEDERAL tuTRA SeRvice IRES , What You Save’ on. One FEDERAL Helps You Buy © The Next Guarant*ed Vul. canizing anu Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASCNABLE Our Merchants Lunch and ‘Special Sundey Dinner ny _ FRESH FISH We are Now Supplying Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday = The Prices Are Reasonabl: The Quality is Right! EDO LEONG a ° INE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY © 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners ie : W. H. Osborne €feaning Pressing epairing Patronize Home industry CAMS 7 Upholstering JO W. DARKE ie 109). Phones 105M we See Me—’ See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. , Grass Valley THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, and de_' resources of the community. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, California address, $2.00 Outside California in U.S. .. 2.50 Sit MONUHS: G55.c ee 1.00 Three Months ... .60 One Month .. .. -25 Sitigle Copier --05-o5.00.25c 2.s. -05 Advertising Rates on applicaticn. Entered as mail matter of the second class in the pastoffice at Nevada City, California, under Act of Congress of March $, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of General Cixsculation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Nevada City. AREHUR A. WILLOUGHBY . Fditer and Pablisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager Sen oa There is one thing you can bet on. If a man’s bank account is o. k. you will find that he thinks the govern-ment is. There’s one nice thing about airplane travel. The roar of the motor :dorwns out all comment from the back seat. Nothing surprises the neighbors more than to learn that the bad boy ‘who used to live next door has turn} ed out well. The only happy marriages are those where both parties never get over the idea that they were made for each other. : What has become of the old-fashioned girl who used to go into a “decline’’ when she was disappointed in love? A philosopher says the reason some fellows don’t get a smaller {size hat is that they don’t know the world is laughing at them instead of with them. The observer says that people who try to conceal their ignorance by using words succeed at it about as well as the woman who tries to conceal her age with paint. A Lond@n scientist says the world will last 50,000,000 years. But will the pedestrians last that long? { FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA LODGE, EF. & A. M. : Steted meetings second Wednes day of each month at Masonic T:m ple. 8 p. .m. Sotourning brethre ire cordiellv invited. GILBERT J. DAVIS, W.M. 1 ’F. STENGEER:. Secy. ¥q, 18. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights : at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always We come. is W. C. JEFFREY, £. C. J.C. EB. FOSS, Ki of R.& 8. PROFESSIONAL Se ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instruméntal Lustruction Late of the Royal College of Mu sic, London, England. Vocal! Pup’ of Henry Blower and Piano Pupi of Herbert/Sharpe. Terms on appti cation. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave Grass Valley. / DR. BELL we Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bidg. Phore ~! DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office: 100 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance J. M. Walling H. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Publie Telephone 41 x F. T. Nilon F. M. Nilo: : NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: Nevada City Grass Valle, W. E. WRIGHT Attcrney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair D-essing and ~ Reauty ‘Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. od Leuise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United.. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Lieeised Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Grass . EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Nevada City Grass Valley Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at! Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays — 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays . by appointment. ‘ 229 Commercial St. Phone N. C. °°"? 150% Mill St. Phone G, V. 196 Oe is LET’S MAKE IT A MINING CELEBRATION NOTEWORTHY proposal has been made by Edward C. Uren, sterling town booster, that the Fourth of July cele‘dted to the development of the bration this year in Nevada City, be built around the mining . . idea, and there is much of merit in the proposal that com. Publication office, 305 Broad St. ' mends it to the town tboosters. Mining has been the backbone , . of Nevada County's wealth for many years and will continue . to be for many years to come, and anything. that will keep . that thought uppermost in the eyes of the world should be . advocated. With the great influx of mining individuals and . companies which is on at the present time, such a celebration will tend to focys interest in no, uncertain manner. There are . several available sites where the various forms of placer mi. ning could be exhibited and in a manner that it could be view. ed by a large number of people. The matter. will again be taken up in the meeting at the city halll tonight and it is to be hop. ed that a great deal of interest will be taken to make the celPublished at! ebration one long to be remembered. .NEJITH SEVERAL large mining deals under way at thé present time in this section, interest in gold mining is rapidly on the increase and it may be confidently stated that the coming year will see a great revival of interest in Nevada and Si_erra counties. Every day The Nugget office is the mecca of ‘many seekers of information on various properties. A large fund of information And data has been acquired the past year on the hundreds of mining properties in the two counties and. this information is readily available to any interested persons. A mining center that does not have its mining information bureau is sadly handicapped and The Nugget is endeavoring to fill that particular niche. Mining men can assist greatly by listing information regarding their properties with us for our files. Mining literatyre is also on file and the leading mining publications. Maps of the various districts are being added so that a complete fund of information may be at hand. AAW H . > & geste desteate desteafestesteateatoate fe se ateteateateotesteatententeate st oleate olesgerte Readespesieiferlesdeeie tertiles eabe aeiteoty ey . > i . ‘Also new arrivals in Parasols.: . REHARRIS + +056 ve i seerle fereergraeeietictis BONS erent ge) IRONED, re a ae CARLO ZANOCCO PASSES INTO GREAT BEYOND Carlo Zanoco, local shoemaker, passed away at the Nevada City Sanitarium éarly Wedneday morning afa short illness of pneumonia. The fu. . neral services were held Friday af.. ternoon from the Hoimes Funeral Home under the auspices of Court Christophore Colombo of the Foresters of which deceased was a Member. He was a native of Italy and came to this country twenty two years ago making his home in this county ever since. He followed his trade of shoemaker in Nevada City, Alleghany / and Grass Valley and was Well likedSurviving are one son Dop of Gras Valley, a brother Jake and his stepmother, Mrs. Rosie sprains tak Fred Holquist of Sidkiyou county is here renewing old acquaintances He lived here 20 Sears ago and was employed by the lateJames Hennessy. Don’t: bleive all you hear—except the train’s whistle at a grade cross,ing.7 °* fa woman’s ear is valued at $2,500, as was the case in Chicago, the obgerver wonders what a wWwoman’s tongue would come at. The difference between work and exercise is that you can work without 2 special uniform. A bride’s. biscuit are. like years. The first hundred are the hardest. :but when a project has been on the . FROM OUR READERS Editor of The Nugget— There is another method of pyramiding land values beyond the hope of pfofitable

desérves the careful consideration of ‘every good citizen in this state. We refer to the “refinancing” of irrigation districts, Where instead of letting ailing projects go to the bankrupt court and be ‘washed out” and revalued on a fair basis, bond houses and< creditors step in, issue new secufities, and further inflate the oyérhead of a project which is alreddy manifestly too high. / Such manipulations may be nourishing for the bond house = or the bank that does the ‘‘refinancing,’’ for they get their commission, but the sales price on many of our projects has been inflated to a level which ean eventually mean but one result unless a miracle happens and a land boom causes idea of value to aviate. It is, of course, commendable to want to keep out ofthe bankrupt court and protect the bond holders, ‘market for a considerable time, and 1 : : ‘when old settlers are giving up and . . . In spite of the general complaints . xf the pedestrian, for an automobile lebt. To our correspondents who repeat2dly ask, ‘‘What did America get out of the world’s war?’’ we would respectfully reply that this inquiry can de best answered after We get out. The best method of climbing higher is to remain on the level. New York now has a big Tammany sewer seandal. Looks like this might be a good place for a senate comuittee to do some digging. to run into is the easiest thing . { new settlers are not appearing to take their place, why postpone the day of reckoning? Investors are beginning to sec the point and look_askance mission ought to get the vision and quit certifvine them for investment by savings banks. Common sense indicates that we have gone farther than good business and common honesty justify in our ettempts to support the value of irrigation district bonds. Meanwhile no Jone has supported the settler” who . A Chicago tourist in France caused a riot by throwing 40,000 franes out of a hotel window. into the street. Maybe he thought the general public might as well get the. money (2s the hotel. Subscribe for The Nugget NE 2-3. STATE FAIR URGINDS Thrills . Excitemcaty/When m Sacrainento tor, die’ ReundUp, stay et the JU "HROTEL SENATGR Twellth end L Sireets. SHAT LEDS Sacramento H-TRASER }® Manager > “¢ ~~ oa Si Sema bought, the land at impossible prices. Isn’t it time fo face let nature take its over-inflated land. Rural Press. course with the project.—Pacific Wild oat meal must make a terrible noise when it cooks in the double boiler. Instead of saying “plop plep. it). “whoop, whoop.” The observer thinks nature did her . . work better in owners went out in the rain. Ambition, the desire to be first, is the raw material from which successes are made. About the only difference between and the the past century is that the ‘‘ecake-eater”’ of today “dude” of the dude is dead. The sky is brightest when bluest but its different with man. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Prisk of Long Beach returned home Saturday—after a visit here and at Grass Vailey with “relatives. Miss Alice will return with them for Fy visit. Mrs. Joseph Ryan of ‘'Reno-and Mr and Mrs. Ursil Foley of lield this week. : Jesse Moomey is home (tate. Miss Dorris Rice, former mombe to Australia since leaving here. Mrs. George Shaw ts here visitin relatives and friends;ey friends. She has been on a trip ; e production which also . at land pro, ject bonds, and our state bond comthe facts and . probably — roars . the old. days than ! inow. At least old-time complexions didn’t wash off in streaks when their Shaw a niece Oakland j i ettended the funeral of their nephew’ and brother respectively, which was } after a visit in the southern part of the ri ef high sehool faculty, is here. visit. z he a % , re 5% oS es ies "s SERVICE IS OUR Beles ~ see * OM MS , e en Neieeeieie % * Joe O'Neill will be in the employ of the Forest Service for the summer and will be stationed near Bas-— sSett’s Station. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Eden are enter. taining their son, Herman and fam-} ‘ily of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Her-! man Eden expect to send the rest of their vacaition at Brockway on Lake Tahoe. . Orrin Thompkins was here visiting old time friends, during the weck. j Will Buck of Moore’s Flat passed ‘thru here Tuesday on his way to Lincoln to assist in bringing up _ the Buck Bros, cattle to Orleans lat . where they will be placed on their summer range. His brother, Victor, will assist him. ! ! se oh : He sh ¥ % ios Rerferferferferferfert aferfe He fe rferge ss FOR GRADUATION— Mill Street, near Main sta s%e teste ate st te ote teste ates} ate ot: re she ate ale i SZ Ree elegans eyo eerey sete MMH a > Meats Mesh te heateafestestestete iter Seale sfestesteatentesteatente tot x oe Ff 2h } . . . . ojericininininieieioies See S 7 Ye ey iMate ‘é se) --———---—— % "e" Phone Number (ne . All colurs and sizes—for diving, swimming and for beach wear. The Up to Date Cap. You may always rest assured that Keystone Service is prompt, reliable, dependable and moderate priced. The meats we sell are of the finest quality, all Governnient Inspected, and the prime cuts, juicy and sweet to the taste. Give us a trial on your next order. ~ KEYSTONE MARKET S Me i a? erlerterfeerietenterfenfertecterte gery sfeste oe ale stertesteste ofa sherte sts teste sfeateate rte ote oleate ste teats of ste ote rtecte ste ahs hat Se ee 3 A SPECIALTY WITH US Prompt and careful handling of all grocery orders telephoned to our store has enabled us to build up an exceptionally large phone order business. You will e. . save both time and money to adopt this conveient method. Our Phone Number is ONE. J.J. JACKSON e For Warm Weather— ‘7 SWIM KAPS When planning your week-end trip don’t forget a good bathing cap. Our exclusive line of Caps keep the water out and the curl in. a g : Rexall Store Re ee ee a A oe oe a oe ie Se ee aE SR le Ole le Oe a i Ba a ne an ‘ » Gegeafeteferteateate steafeateteaterte seddesfeate oleateote se ofesferte ste sealeaesle fests testosterone ie eles Resteate teers heals > 2 i 4 4 7 fe Re afesientesfe ater ohessealertesfeaei ~ MOTTO ALWAYS . Refeieinieloieinies este tetestet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guenther left Friday for a short vacation to be speni around the bay. Gene Tucker is here from university to spend his vacation with his mother, Mrs. A. Tucker. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gordon of Hobart Mills were visitors here Friday. ( Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1997 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CoO. Offices: 742 Market Sc, ,;San Francisco _ _Plant: South San Francisco € teste te steate teste whe shes” He ahs he He at +. gh ts-1% teste ute hesheo’ —_ 4 o:09's ee. rat tgs Ms Meee ene Nee ee ete WENO I Ne BC IN. > . fa? . GIVE HER A WRIST WATCH OF QUALITY fl it comes from our store, it must give satisfaction or your money goes back ALFRED M. KRAMM — 4 Grass Valley , Me ate ite a® ete este sbeatentengeoteoteoetentente of oteofiagaataagengestesteol We Deliver