May 31, 1935 (8 pages)

PAGE FIGHT THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1939. i ie aaa en eh wee eee } EVENTS . birthday of her daughter, Fay Williams. A number of relatives and . day evening in honor of the tighth. the protection has served to keep us ever progressing, and.upward to success. Tribute was also paid to our He believes in _lovey of little children, In the thought . of dedicating the flag to their father . the Mesdames George L.’ Jones and G. J.°Rector also had in mind Mr. Invitation! friends were present for the happy navy and marines. occasion, and she received many/. rearmament for protection from unpretty gifts. . warranted attack as we prepare to Mrs. W. T. Driver and Mr. Driver,, dPive out and extinguish the pirand Mr. and Mrs. James Jeffries andj ates, bandits and other destructive daughter of Grass Valiey will spend) forces. in our own jand. Another Decoration Day and the week end! danger he warned of from within was at Banner visiting at the home of the Reds or radicals, stating there United States forces in the late war. Captain George A. Nihell. "was no question an effort is being Legion Bugler John Nettel gave a Miss Evelyn OConnor, teacher in roan Reni eace land a eta gOv, aerate e the Colors as the large flag Mee . the! Roseville ‘schools, is spending subs ent to Russia. . was raised, a salute was also given Fifth Grade of Washington. the week end in Nevada City with, Judge Jones quoted from investi-' by the firing squad. Taps by Bugler trammiar School, because of the Mr. and Mrs. C, 4., ations from our government offic-; Nettel were sounded and from the . largest number of mothers attending jials, and stated it will take the; ar off distance came the echo of who! ing Pp. T. A. meetings over the past watchfulness of all of our loyal cit. Taps by Ray Wilde, Nevada City high Nilon} parm. have won the banner prize and izens to stamp out.this menace, pre-: 3¢hool’ boy, bringing the solemnly will be entertained at a picnic. Mrs. paring to overthrow the finest goy-i sweet service to a close. mother, as, ernment in the. world; He read the, The crowd then went to the Cath. Gettysburg address of Abraham Lin-. Qli¢ cemetery where memorial ser: : : coln, still a gripping appeal to guard . vices were rendered for Veterans Laer) Me gee Re our homes and land. In conclusion . sib woearty and Pete Muscardint. : eg heat ee Aas . “" "Judge Jones requested that in times! Grass Valley veterans, Auxiliary . aveenue, Nevada City, who has been! op peace the citizens must sec to it, 2nd citizens turned out well in the employ of the P. G. & E. com. that the sacrafices of our vete wane! sist in paying tribute to the dead ot Auburn two . Gio! all wars and loves ones departed. to the : Mott’s many comrades who lie buried in the same plot. Flowers were placed on the grave of Ben Hunt Marsh, by the Nevada City High School, he having graduated from it shortly before joining To the Ladies You are cordially invited to consult privately with a trained Beauty Specialist from the Cara Nome. Laboratories in New York, who will be here Monday to Saturday, beginning June 3rd. This Beauty ‘Specialist will devote forty five minutes to the study of your skin. We urge you to visit or telephone the store now for an appointment. ieee 2 This service is entirely without obligation. R.E. Harris PHONE 100 ieee SERS Sse a Se eon et pea caw a naan eee wetveisanwe. Mrs. F. T. Nilon To Spend Summer Here this eity. Miss Wright is the daugnter of Mr, and Mrs. John W. Wright . of Bellevue, Idaho. The wedding will . take place in the fall at ‘the home of Miss Wright‘s parents in Idaho. The many friends of Mrs. F. T. Nilon will’ be glad to know that she’ has returned to her home in Nevada . City after spending the winter in San} Nilon, with her sis-. W. T. Morgan Nevada street . Fifth Grade Mothers Win School Banner Francisco. Mrs. ter-in-law, Mrs. remain at the Nilon home until the fall. Mrs. A. P. Moore a’ sister spent last summer with Mrs. will soon take 2trip to Alaska after which she will visit Mrs. Nilon here, will . The her parents, O’Connor. Miss Helen Arbogast, siudent at! the College of the Pacific, is ‘ t6) spend. this week end with her parents, Supervisor and Mrs. C. S. Ar. Lester Gregory, class bogast. ehilPark the of about °45 in the Pioneer oxt Wednesday afternoon. The children are looking forward with anticlass Gordon Usdley té Wed Miss Monica Wright tertain . sisted by several mothers, will en! . dren new, or Pon n engage-! to. as. Miss the and The announcement of to the time keen A for three Gordon -Hadley Wright Hadley ist son of Mrs. Flilde-' sj Hadley of Areata and the. Srandson of Mis. Georet Searfe of jsbe ment of . pany in or } j j pany Z ibe not in vain and that ou: flag Grass, tinue to wave over this the land of ra °c ao ae gia : . } weeks ago, } liberty, justice and equality. . Rachel Pen-! ; ‘& i In closing Chaplain Earl Raymond, § one ; ; : . ‘rendered a afterwhich the! & audience listened the! & to *.be after has been re Several hours are Nevada Th: standing ; ex LSS Se ees (ea) (Sa) (BE) NN ‘ see Fi weer a vm g rn f ’ bi SERS ne ; THE [k ROY DE LANEYS 1 al Bt, Seas one oe won. Star Spangled Banner, by the band.! 3 ; j . uster and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hart! Bugler John Nettel of ‘the . selene il HOME FROM LONG TRIP CLSOM ~ . of Sacramento, former Nevada City . i = 2 sera eat cee Dl eens: 4 j SUV 2iIoOn Ww vie Major and Mrs. LeRoy DeLan ee . cipation, ‘ Monica transferred Mr. : ; ‘ years, was ent in playing ot games Valley office, about two will Miss rose of the Nevada City office, SS ner enaue yes } day. each week. which'a delicious pienie lunch is“tol , ‘ She relieve served. SES US ann eae see SDRC RE erect eay prayer — to oS « See eee aA Bob Steele in a tale of the FRIDAY Bronzed Sons of the West— CE a series of pulse-quickening of the Three Musketeers of the Range! SATURDAY residents, were here on Memorial . ‘ fist From the theatre the crowd went! returned {to Pine Grove cemetery where J udge} ‘twelve rs € eri > Yeli ‘ ‘ , % i twelve Mrs. Katherine Celio and daugh-} tones in a few well chosen remarks; from Tuscon, Arizona, : MT. . eral months stay. On their way home. ‘ter, Katherine will leave June 1 to the the bay and ‘ Ty yy the Grand CanyonAnd for the east to attend to business afKrough and *Monday oi are srian home after: a Mr. and Mrs. daughter, returned Tuesday from a seve Ss SPSS : : . . ey adventures. A story the flag and flag-pole iui vf Morgan Mott, G./{ dedicated ot Je memory of George A, RR: The beautiful flag { mean& more to the citizens of the . SOLDIER DEAD . United States than any other na-' i i tion. ARE HONORED This large flag was the property me i, of Mr. Mott’s late widow and it Was . 4 j felt fitting it should be so honored. . [& . George Morgan Mott enlisted in the i cetaceans acs j the building; Civil War when 16 years of age ini through states. many left gn March weeks trip spend summer. in ~ . Boulder Dam. se Dr. B. W. Hummelt treated seeing Bankus, an employee of the Spannear Washington, for a He is making a z00d Thirteen terrified airplane passengers involved in a ed him? Conrad Nagel and Florence Rice in the leads. SUNDAY and MONDAY was his love. PLL LOVE YOU ALWAYS . it ot: ii. life An eager married couple, penniless, fighting against heavy odds for a place in the world, Nancy Carroll and George Murphy make the story heart warming, touching, moving. ioh. t veteran. fairs but in’ the prolonged Lloyd eee See found time for and social times. Their trip covered 2,000 miles They left Los Angeles and went to, recovery Yuma, and j. and much sight ish . fractured toe. 1 mine ) ie if she asked of who is employNevada visiting rregory. Palm Springs by way of Douglas, to El eharies Buriisan, (Contiuned from Page One) ed at DeSoto, and who left Dallas in thence to Little . City 45 years ago, is here Rock, Arkansas. From Little Rock, with Mr sido Mrs. Lester they motored to Memphis, Nashville f He was a close friend of Mr. Gregand Bristol, Tennessee and then ory’s parents and is enjoying his visthrough Virginia, West Virginia and it. Arizona Paso Texas, former marched into : playing and were followed by. the Michigan. He was not only a splen-; Grass Valley band to the balcony. did citizen, and soldier with court. Thr S pac : ; 'eous and erect carriage, but a great . He does not see so many changes J ponies the theatre, ace ae y fe5s eres Saeee ee, ard SNS ae ee Maryland. Leaving Maryland they in Nevada City, but the outlying dis. epee ; a Bout ge Loman eg: : journeyed through Pennsylvania, . tricts have many more homes than — oe te EOE, Ns Fe We, Of . New Jersey, New York and to New. wae he ee Nevada City, took charge of the pro-! York City and Long Island : gram. The crowd as the colg ; : . Mrs. Ted Sinnoeck and son of Colesa They: were the guests of relatives ; : ; : ors were assembled in front and .to x hs rebate hina et visited with Mrs. Sinnock’s sis: aa ‘on Long Island and were Rsgpaie a, Ae Mrs (cae Bolion on Wednen lo the stage, after which entertai Serene ir six wee . the two bands rendered a selectioii prorreimed sate ener Be WARES . day. Upon her return home she Wale. * : ee ae ve Stay there and in New York. . which filled the large building with The home trip was made by way! a. pA op eps = melody. Commander Bosworth made of Niagara Falls and through East7 Sole ee of Portland a few remarks on Memorial Day and ern Canada, then to Detroit, to Chi-. : perms se = in honor of veterans of all wars. . . Oregon, is visiting in Nevada City : AS ee ss cago, to Omaha, Cheyenne, Wyoming “ie ve i BW. Hom Chaplain Earl Raymond, was next Z = wi er sister, Mrs, B. ; :m3 Se a to Salt Lake and Ogden, Utah, then . 1 Mr. with a prayer. The Nevada City and home to California. nell and Me. sane : . Grass Valley bands played another ; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Krough had as . pee ee ‘ Major and Mrs. DeLaney say al: e ies rq . Patriotic selection. though they had a wond re i tei Memorial Day guests Mrs. Krough’s! “oes PoE eae wing eds . mother and brother, Mrs. B. S, Boyd . aia cot i yesh ae . and heres snd Jos Boed 6f Sacramento. ik ee a wis es eke a:les itanzs of Nevada ae i Nevada City with its charm broken leg while loading = eek ie rocks on a truck for the SERA in. Willow Valley Monday. He was poe ; ee to pay loving tribute to our veterans. G = j taken to his home where Dr. B. ‘Ho stated ithe G. 4 R. was the #ist / Priced $7 O45 to $22 50 Ze a a Hummelt set the fracture. . organization to arrange programs a beautiful of Mr. and Mrs. Al’ Williams of Nefor Memorial Day. In the local Post FORMALS vada City had as guests over ne as it dwindled this duty fell pracorial Day, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dea tically on the late Judge Walling of in Lace, Net, Taffeta, Crepes; and Mousseline de Soie and Cottons. and three children and wee nee this city, who always received the Wheelock all of Greenville; Mr. and active support of John O'Neill. In C a riced $2.95 to $14.75 bs wonderful existence commencing Mrs. eh asrded and Mrs. Patsy wut recent years the V. F. W., Spanish ris, all of Forest. American and American Legion have with the Revolution, the Civil War, Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada Cit Spanish-American, and World War, : pel ee ahah atin a ate ee ON oh sanieal oS sen nacs artes A bahies ies arose of Brides and Sweet Girl Graduates > ‘i OTHING is more gracious and demure and wholly appropriate than Pure, Unsullied White— Satin, molded in classical lines; rich, rustling taffeta, or the dainty, ruffled organdies and mousseline de soie. Judge George L. Jones was introduced and in opening remarks stated Gey the rain drofis may have spoiled “’. many flowers, but it was evident that it had not dampened the love of country, patriotism and great desire HAR ARES suffered a SPRING HILL MINE The Hill mine interests are down about twenty feet in sinking operations on what is to be the main the company is driving a pilot to hole through froni the 300 foot level. Sinking will then with the muck taken and out through greatly thirty Spring line Pastel shaft. At the same time raise proceed Mie, 2. GReheowier ihe as a Touse. united in commemoration of the day st an old time friend, Mrs. W. G. : Shian; of PaloAlta. Mrs. Al Williams, of Park avenue; of this city, gave a dinner Wednesbeing down the old workings, . that it may not pass unnoticed. This noble group of men serve not merely but the community.and nation demonstrated by the American Legion in Grass Valley a few days ago, Judge Jones stated our nation has had a simplifying the work. About men are employed under Superint endent H. R. Plate: their organizations as 4 she ts este teste he HMI eis , Oo Site stesteste ste ste ste ste ste tte teste teste testi ete ste te tesesti sles atestesteot Mit eealenls ole oe ole ate rhe the oho nte ihe ale ee lel fore femerleohe she sfeotestestert CERIES Wer ferherge ele ry: fe ntestesfe tentestent POW WOW , Ne + ps i eft 5, 2s t, ne st Sava ah ~ +e Meat + HeayeXe ate ot Ar ergek _ Invites You to See the 1935 Kelvinator y Ask Us About Our Cash Prices OR : WHEAT HEARTS Package S & W RICE 2 pound package GOLDEN ISLAND SYRUP ROAST BEEF Take advantage of Uncle Sam’s National Housing Plan. . If you are a property owner, let us arrange an Housing Loan for you. No banks to visit, no red tape. NO MORTGAGES AND NO DOWN PAYMENT. Pay as Little as $3.28 a Month You need electrical’ refrigeration, it protects the HEALTH of your family. IT SAVES YOU MONEY, IT SAVES YOUR TIME, rp SAVES YOU WORK. AND YOU NEED KELVINATOR’S 21ST ANNIVERSARY MODEL FOR REAL REFRIGERATION SATISFACTION, NINETEEN BEAUTIFUL MODELS, one for every size family, ONEYEAR’S FREE SERVICE ON EVERY MODEL. ALPHA STORES, LTD.\ : ‘Nevada City—Phone 5 Grass Valley—Phone 88 HIGHLITE COFFEE Seateabeatenenbeeaeateatee esate atestete tesieate ate ateatendeateateateateateateateeateateateateateatesteteateateateor PEACHES APRICOTS J. J. Jackson Free Delivery

PAGE FIGHT THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1939. i ie aaa en eh wee eee } EVENTS . birthday of her daughter, Fay Williams. A number of relatives and . day evening in honor of the tighth. the protection has served to keep us ever progressing, and.upward to success. Tribute was also paid to our He believes in _lovey of little children, In the thought . of dedicating the flag to their father . the Mesdames George L.’ Jones and G. J.°Rector also had in mind Mr. Invitation! friends were present for the happy navy and marines. occasion, and she received many/. rearmament for protection from unpretty gifts. . warranted attack as we prepare to Mrs. W. T. Driver and Mr. Driver,, dPive out and extinguish the pirand Mr. and Mrs. James Jeffries andj ates, bandits and other destructive daughter of Grass Valiey will spend) forces. in our own jand. Another Decoration Day and the week end! danger he warned of from within was at Banner visiting at the home of the Reds or radicals, stating there United States forces in the late war. Captain George A. Nihell. "was no question an effort is being Legion Bugler John Nettel gave a Miss Evelyn OConnor, teacher in roan Reni eace land a eta gOv, aerate e the Colors as the large flag Mee . the! Roseville ‘schools, is spending subs ent to Russia. . was raised, a salute was also given Fifth Grade of Washington. the week end in Nevada City with, Judge Jones quoted from investi-' by the firing squad. Taps by Bugler trammiar School, because of the Mr. and Mrs. C, 4., ations from our government offic-; Nettel were sounded and from the . largest number of mothers attending jials, and stated it will take the; ar off distance came the echo of who! ing Pp. T. A. meetings over the past watchfulness of all of our loyal cit. Taps by Ray Wilde, Nevada City high Nilon} parm. have won the banner prize and izens to stamp out.this menace, pre-: 3¢hool’ boy, bringing the solemnly will be entertained at a picnic. Mrs. paring to overthrow the finest goy-i sweet service to a close. mother, as, ernment in the. world; He read the, The crowd then went to the Cath. Gettysburg address of Abraham Lin-. Qli¢ cemetery where memorial ser: : : coln, still a gripping appeal to guard . vices were rendered for Veterans Laer) Me gee Re our homes and land. In conclusion . sib woearty and Pete Muscardint. : eg heat ee Aas . “" "Judge Jones requested that in times! Grass Valley veterans, Auxiliary . aveenue, Nevada City, who has been! op peace the citizens must sec to it, 2nd citizens turned out well in the employ of the P. G. & E. com. that the sacrafices of our vete wane! sist in paying tribute to the dead ot Auburn two . Gio! all wars and loves ones departed. to the : Mott’s many comrades who lie buried in the same plot. Flowers were placed on the grave of Ben Hunt Marsh, by the Nevada City High School, he having graduated from it shortly before joining To the Ladies You are cordially invited to consult privately with a trained Beauty Specialist from the Cara Nome. Laboratories in New York, who will be here Monday to Saturday, beginning June 3rd. This Beauty ‘Specialist will devote forty five minutes to the study of your skin. We urge you to visit or telephone the store now for an appointment. ieee 2 This service is entirely without obligation. R.E. Harris PHONE 100 ieee SERS Sse a Se eon et pea caw a naan eee wetveisanwe. Mrs. F. T. Nilon To Spend Summer Here this eity. Miss Wright is the daugnter of Mr, and Mrs. John W. Wright . of Bellevue, Idaho. The wedding will . take place in the fall at ‘the home of Miss Wright‘s parents in Idaho. The many friends of Mrs. F. T. Nilon will’ be glad to know that she’ has returned to her home in Nevada . City after spending the winter in San} Nilon, with her sis-. W. T. Morgan Nevada street . Fifth Grade Mothers Win School Banner Francisco. Mrs. ter-in-law, Mrs. remain at the Nilon home until the fall. Mrs. A. P. Moore a’ sister spent last summer with Mrs. will soon take 2trip to Alaska after which she will visit Mrs. Nilon here, will . The her parents, O’Connor. Miss Helen Arbogast, siudent at! the College of the Pacific, is ‘ t6) spend. this week end with her parents, Supervisor and Mrs. C. S. Ar. Lester Gregory, class bogast. ehilPark the of about °45 in the Pioneer oxt Wednesday afternoon. The children are looking forward with anticlass Gordon Usdley té Wed Miss Monica Wright tertain . sisted by several mothers, will en! . dren new, or Pon n engage-! to. as. Miss the and The announcement of to the time keen A for three Gordon -Hadley Wright Hadley ist son of Mrs. Flilde-' sj Hadley of Areata and the. Srandson of Mis. Georet Searfe of jsbe ment of . pany in or } j j pany Z ibe not in vain and that ou: flag Grass, tinue to wave over this the land of ra °c ao ae gia : . } weeks ago, } liberty, justice and equality. . Rachel Pen-! ; ‘& i In closing Chaplain Earl Raymond, § one ; ; : . ‘rendered a afterwhich the! & audience listened the! & to *.be after has been re Several hours are Nevada Th: standing ; ex LSS Se ees (ea) (Sa) (BE) NN ‘ see Fi weer a vm g rn f ’ bi SERS ne ; THE [k ROY DE LANEYS 1 al Bt, Seas one oe won. Star Spangled Banner, by the band.! 3 ; j . uster and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hart! Bugler John Nettel of ‘the . selene il HOME FROM LONG TRIP CLSOM ~ . of Sacramento, former Nevada City . i = 2 sera eat cee Dl eens: 4 j SUV 2iIoOn Ww vie Major and Mrs. LeRoy DeLan ee . cipation, ‘ Monica transferred Mr. : ; ‘ years, was ent in playing ot games Valley office, about two will Miss rose of the Nevada City office, SS ner enaue yes } day. each week. which'a delicious pienie lunch is“tol , ‘ She relieve served. SES US ann eae see SDRC RE erect eay prayer — to oS « See eee aA Bob Steele in a tale of the FRIDAY Bronzed Sons of the West— CE a series of pulse-quickening of the Three Musketeers of the Range! SATURDAY residents, were here on Memorial . ‘ fist From the theatre the crowd went! returned {to Pine Grove cemetery where J udge} ‘twelve rs € eri > Yeli ‘ ‘ , % i twelve Mrs. Katherine Celio and daugh-} tones in a few well chosen remarks; from Tuscon, Arizona, : MT. . eral months stay. On their way home. ‘ter, Katherine will leave June 1 to the the bay and ‘ Ty yy the Grand CanyonAnd for the east to attend to business afKrough and *Monday oi are srian home after: a Mr. and Mrs. daughter, returned Tuesday from a seve Ss SPSS : : . . ey adventures. A story the flag and flag-pole iui vf Morgan Mott, G./{ dedicated ot Je memory of George A, RR: The beautiful flag { mean& more to the citizens of the . SOLDIER DEAD . United States than any other na-' i i tion. ARE HONORED This large flag was the property me i, of Mr. Mott’s late widow and it Was . 4 j felt fitting it should be so honored. . [& . George Morgan Mott enlisted in the i cetaceans acs j the building; Civil War when 16 years of age ini through states. many left gn March weeks trip spend summer. in ~ . Boulder Dam.

se Dr. B. W. Hummelt treated seeing Bankus, an employee of the Spannear Washington, for a He is making a z00d Thirteen terrified airplane passengers involved in a ed him? Conrad Nagel and Florence Rice in the leads. SUNDAY and MONDAY was his love. PLL LOVE YOU ALWAYS . it ot: ii. life An eager married couple, penniless, fighting against heavy odds for a place in the world, Nancy Carroll and George Murphy make the story heart warming, touching, moving. ioh. t veteran. fairs but in’ the prolonged Lloyd eee See found time for and social times. Their trip covered 2,000 miles They left Los Angeles and went to, recovery Yuma, and j. and much sight ish . fractured toe. 1 mine ) ie if she asked of who is employNevada visiting rregory. Palm Springs by way of Douglas, to El eharies Buriisan, (Contiuned from Page One) ed at DeSoto, and who left Dallas in thence to Little . City 45 years ago, is here Rock, Arkansas. From Little Rock, with Mr sido Mrs. Lester they motored to Memphis, Nashville f He was a close friend of Mr. Gregand Bristol, Tennessee and then ory’s parents and is enjoying his visthrough Virginia, West Virginia and it. Arizona Paso Texas, former marched into : playing and were followed by. the Michigan. He was not only a splen-; Grass Valley band to the balcony. did citizen, and soldier with court. Thr S pac : ; 'eous and erect carriage, but a great . He does not see so many changes J ponies the theatre, ace ae y fe5s eres Saeee ee, ard SNS ae ee Maryland. Leaving Maryland they in Nevada City, but the outlying dis. epee ; a Bout ge Loman eg: : journeyed through Pennsylvania, . tricts have many more homes than — oe te EOE, Ns Fe We, Of . New Jersey, New York and to New. wae he ee Nevada City, took charge of the pro-! York City and Long Island : gram. The crowd as the colg ; : . Mrs. Ted Sinnoeck and son of Colesa They: were the guests of relatives ; : ; : ors were assembled in front and .to x hs rebate hina et visited with Mrs. Sinnock’s sis: aa ‘on Long Island and were Rsgpaie a, Ae Mrs (cae Bolion on Wednen lo the stage, after which entertai Serene ir six wee . the two bands rendered a selectioii prorreimed sate ener Be WARES . day. Upon her return home she Wale. * : ee ae ve Stay there and in New York. . which filled the large building with The home trip was made by way! a. pA op eps = melody. Commander Bosworth made of Niagara Falls and through East7 Sole ee of Portland a few remarks on Memorial Day and ern Canada, then to Detroit, to Chi-. : perms se = in honor of veterans of all wars. . . Oregon, is visiting in Nevada City : AS ee ss cago, to Omaha, Cheyenne, Wyoming “ie ve i BW. Hom Chaplain Earl Raymond, was next Z = wi er sister, Mrs, B. ; :m3 Se a to Salt Lake and Ogden, Utah, then . 1 Mr. with a prayer. The Nevada City and home to California. nell and Me. sane : . Grass Valley bands played another ; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Krough had as . pee ee ‘ Major and Mrs. DeLaney say al: e ies rq . Patriotic selection. though they had a wond re i tei Memorial Day guests Mrs. Krough’s! “oes PoE eae wing eds . mother and brother, Mrs. B. S, Boyd . aia cot i yesh ae . and heres snd Jos Boed 6f Sacramento. ik ee a wis es eke a:les itanzs of Nevada ae i Nevada City with its charm broken leg while loading = eek ie rocks on a truck for the SERA in. Willow Valley Monday. He was poe ; ee to pay loving tribute to our veterans. G = j taken to his home where Dr. B. ‘Ho stated ithe G. 4 R. was the #ist / Priced $7 O45 to $22 50 Ze a a Hummelt set the fracture. . organization to arrange programs a beautiful of Mr. and Mrs. Al’ Williams of Nefor Memorial Day. In the local Post FORMALS vada City had as guests over ne as it dwindled this duty fell pracorial Day, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dea tically on the late Judge Walling of in Lace, Net, Taffeta, Crepes; and Mousseline de Soie and Cottons. and three children and wee nee this city, who always received the Wheelock all of Greenville; Mr. and active support of John O'Neill. In C a riced $2.95 to $14.75 bs wonderful existence commencing Mrs. eh asrded and Mrs. Patsy wut recent years the V. F. W., Spanish ris, all of Forest. American and American Legion have with the Revolution, the Civil War, Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada Cit Spanish-American, and World War, : pel ee ahah atin a ate ee ON oh sanieal oS sen nacs artes A bahies ies arose of Brides and Sweet Girl Graduates > ‘i OTHING is more gracious and demure and wholly appropriate than Pure, Unsullied White— Satin, molded in classical lines; rich, rustling taffeta, or the dainty, ruffled organdies and mousseline de soie. Judge George L. Jones was introduced and in opening remarks stated Gey the rain drofis may have spoiled “’. many flowers, but it was evident that it had not dampened the love of country, patriotism and great desire HAR ARES suffered a SPRING HILL MINE The Hill mine interests are down about twenty feet in sinking operations on what is to be the main the company is driving a pilot to hole through froni the 300 foot level. Sinking will then with the muck taken and out through greatly thirty Spring line Pastel shaft. At the same time raise proceed Mie, 2. GReheowier ihe as a Touse. united in commemoration of the day st an old time friend, Mrs. W. G. : Shian; of PaloAlta. Mrs. Al Williams, of Park avenue; of this city, gave a dinner Wednesbeing down the old workings, . that it may not pass unnoticed. This noble group of men serve not merely but the community.and nation demonstrated by the American Legion in Grass Valley a few days ago, Judge Jones stated our nation has had a simplifying the work. About men are employed under Superint endent H. R. Plate: their organizations as 4 she ts este teste he HMI eis , Oo Site stesteste ste ste ste ste ste tte teste teste testi ete ste te tesesti sles atestesteot Mit eealenls ole oe ole ate rhe the oho nte ihe ale ee lel fore femerleohe she sfeotestestert CERIES Wer ferherge ele ry: fe ntestesfe tentestent POW WOW , Ne + ps i eft 5, 2s t, ne st Sava ah ~ +e Meat + HeayeXe ate ot Ar ergek _ Invites You to See the 1935 Kelvinator y Ask Us About Our Cash Prices OR : WHEAT HEARTS Package S & W RICE 2 pound package GOLDEN ISLAND SYRUP ROAST BEEF Take advantage of Uncle Sam’s National Housing Plan. . If you are a property owner, let us arrange an Housing Loan for you. No banks to visit, no red tape. NO MORTGAGES AND NO DOWN PAYMENT. Pay as Little as $3.28 a Month You need electrical’ refrigeration, it protects the HEALTH of your family. IT SAVES YOU MONEY, IT SAVES YOUR TIME, rp SAVES YOU WORK. AND YOU NEED KELVINATOR’S 21ST ANNIVERSARY MODEL FOR REAL REFRIGERATION SATISFACTION, NINETEEN BEAUTIFUL MODELS, one for every size family, ONEYEAR’S FREE SERVICE ON EVERY MODEL. ALPHA STORES, LTD.\ : ‘Nevada City—Phone 5 Grass Valley—Phone 88 HIGHLITE COFFEE Seateabeatenenbeeaeateatee esate atestete tesieate ate ateatendeateateateateateateateeateateateateateatesteteateateateor PEACHES APRICOTS J. J. Jackson Free Delivery