November 17, 1933 (8 pages)

cen MRpaNNPENS ents = Serine tensor eater ttt EAMES — APNOEA. Sere Xe PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1933 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET . Social Events + . w a ————_—_——— Lodges, Glubs, Ch urches, + ochools —— + New Low Price On GENUINE Listerine 14 Oz: Bottle ($1.00 Size) —NOW— DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . f . . Nevada-Placer County 2 iRally in Grass Valley : ' A Nevada and Placer county rally . of the members and friends of the . Methodist church, is to be held at the Methodist church in Grass Valley . Friday eening, November 17. Dy Roseville--November 16th, 193 . ary, Who has just returned from China will be the main speaker of the evening, “¢ . Miss Ruth Richardson, a missionSupper is to be served at the close of the meeting. SHAMROCK CAFE WILL MOVE TO NEW SITE. honor. Mrs: Blanche Neaves, proprietor of ,2'¢ to be instaJled: Clinton Langley In the near future she also plans to erect a number of three room cottages, with bath, for rent. . . Freasurer:— ... Henry Schmidt . Easier, Quicker, Better Ironing with the Coleman AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC IRON The Coleman Automatic has every modern feature to make your ironing easier, better and to save you time. Has automatic adjustable heat regulator. Never too hot, never too ccol. STURDY, ACCURATE, LONGLASTING THERMOSTAT i) DEPENDABLE, LONG-LIFE HEATING ELEMENT The Coléman Automatic Iron saves you money, work and clothes. Beautiful in appearance; dnished in lustrous super-chromiim plate. {ERSLX) a FRIDAY AND . $14.75 weaves, polo coats ,ete. Silk . . lined! New Fall shades! Sizes . . ! 14 to 20. . 38 to 46 H ip The property fronts on Zion st., near its junction with Pine, and is one of the most désirable locations in Nevada City. Mrs. Neaves, who has taken a lease on the M Cafe, owned by Ed Schmidt, is having the building completely remodeled and will be ready to move into it by the first of December. Roy Boyehr Dick Wells Standard Bearer: .-...// Alvy Jones Preceptors: Robert Morford, Phillip Ganache, Alex Boyer, Ralph Donaldson, Arnold Lee, Wheatley Shearer, and Elmo Hardison. J. W. Hanson, former principal of Roseville Union High Sehool and very popular with the boys, is chairman of the advisory board and the new { . chapter is ‘certainly getting off to a good start. The young men who are being. installed tomorrow night are all graduates of the Roseville Union High School and are the very kind of boys that are bound to come out THE FACTORY STORE Next to Hales on top. The Nugget wishes the new SACRAMENTO order of DeMoley all kinds of suc— cess. We hope that you young felN. R. A. lows get going in ‘such a manner 1 A REAL SALE OF that the whole town will be proud of you. GIRLS COATS Sizes 7 to 14 rs) Home Missionary Society Enjoys Tea SATURDAY 75 Quality COATS AT : $6.95 —POLOS— In Tan, Green, Blue and Red —TWEEDS— The Women’s Home Missionary Nevada City held:a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at which time there was a “Thanks offering” and an “Antique Tea.” In connection with the program titled, “‘“A Larger Thank Offering.’ . In fancy mixtures. Some The display of antiques proved deepfuretnimnmed. ly interesting and was varied coni . Sisting of old pictures, books, art } WOMENS work, pottery, quilts, and coverlets. Mrs. Sampson of Grass Valley had an especially pretty display of shelk work and hair work she had made. o WINTER COATS EXTRAORDINARY! And more than extraordinary . values that are amazing at this low price! Smartly ~~ styledy-~Rich.tweeds, basket Mr. Bosworth, who recently openj ed a furniture store in Nevada City, ‘spent the Armistice day holiday in Vallejo with his family . For COLDS HEADAC “NEURA! FATIGCU Rhoume Sciatic Neuritic PING . z dp relieves t) restoring when dr Alkawater—vrorks like r: ‘ drugs.doés tot depress the heart.is notvlaxative, Get a c ink at your Drug Store Soda Fountain. odds MNCUMATic CA n ana pain of e. = Tleotine (ne atxaline your hoice medicine cabinet.Alka-s; ving After Te GOLD ON GLASS WALL SIGNS— BULLETINS — was a skit given by five ladies en~’ Jessie M. Whitehead, of San Francis. co in attendance as the guest of. Sacramento Chapter De Mo-. 2rdson, a missionary, who has just lay will perform the ceremony of . returned trom far away China, will installing the young officers who are . be the speaker. Both are to speak on to have the reins of government in. imteresting subjects and all who pos. the new order: The following Giicken sibly can should attend as they will Donald Schmidt ' O’Brien! Society of the Methodist chureh in: LULL ea eM Mr oT nt ae tt i ie eT TT Teh SUCIAL EVENES BCI MUM a MR ee nee ee tte Royal Arch Masons, Roseville . Two Interesting Speakers To Install Chapter De Molay ,At i . 1 Royal Arch Masons, Roseville Lodge; Church next Sunday morning will be will, on the 18th of November, 1932,/ ¢onducted by Dr. H. K. Hamilton, install a chapter of DeMolay witk. SUperintendent . { } ! the Shamrock Cafe, popular restau-}MC.-—— ooo. Roy Taylor . i rant in Nevada City, has purchased a. Sen. Com.—... fwieenee Duean Arnett! Mr. and Mrs. Hammond large lot on Piety Hill from Mr. and) Jun. Com 22:cc2cccc David Tiner'! Moved to Grass Valley : Mrs. Jack Campbell and in a short}. Sen. Dea.—... Carlos Schmidt . — time plans to build a nice home. Jun. Dea..00.0000000. LeRoy Sharp, Mr.-and Mrs.-Art Hammond, who ‘there where she will reside. S. See. Morse Stewart] have resided on Park avenue in Ne‘and she was thrilled with the roman ERNEST CARNES ‘Commercial and Outdoor Advertising SIGNS 207 Commercial St. Nevada City : ful way she stated our section was a _ Lucky ‘Alice Learns Role re te ti tee tit ti a . . . M. E. Church Sunday . Church services at the Methodist . of the Sacramento and Neada county district. In the evening, Miss Ruth RichMr. and Mrs. W. Buffington and day time hunting ducks. in Live Oak. Thep son, Billie, spent the Armistice holjBpent some thoroughly enjoy the meetings. o-———— . vada City for the last ten years, havesold their homé and moved to-Grass Valléy yesterday to reside. Mr. Hammond is employed in the Idaho-Maryland mine and it is felt they will be nearer his work. It is with regret that Nevada City sees this estimable couple with their three children move away and hopes for them happiness and prosperity in their new home. Gold Flat Clab Met Thursday Afternoon ees ye R mortal character. The Gold Flat Thursday —Glub rik Q held its regular meeting yesterday: Armistice Day, Red afternoon at the home of Mrs, Clar-j [etter day For Legion ence Walters. There was a good attendance of members present and all enjoyed al happy social time and a short program. Woman's Civic Club Hears Lecture on Homes ee There was a splendid attendance of members and visitors at the Woman’s Civic Club meeting last Monday evening. Many interesting topics came up for discussion. and at the close the speaker of the evening Mrs. G. Malone of the Southern part of the state, was introduced. In her delightCharlotte Henry, above, former’ Brooklyn girl who was picked from among 7000 girls to play the role of ‘‘Alice” ina forthcoming film ,;voduction of “Alice in Wonderland,” is busy in Hollywood these days learning her, lines. Miss Hen::was selected for the part because of her resemblance to the original drawings of Lewis Carroll's imBy MRS. ETHEL BURTNER Armistice Day! It was a big day Grass Valley. A splendid parade in the morning followed by exercises in the Memorial building. Taps being jread by Mrs. Ethel Burtner,: Jack aco Buglar, accompaning the Auxiliary Glee Club and the Grass’ Valley Octutte singing, Rev Rexroad giving a-stirring address and the massed bands of Grass Valley, Grass Valley ‘high school, Nevada Cfty high school {and the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps playing in unison. The football gam twas fine. In th eevening the Legion and Auxiliary held separate banquets, followed by the annual ball, the biggest and best yet held in Grass Valley. Sunday 100 attended the Aerial Pick-up when we “went over the top.” Tuesday evening the Atixiliary entertained the Post. Bight candidates were initiated. District President, ". Wheeler .-presented the Auxiliary tie and historic lore of this part of! with $2.50 for being the first unit in the state. Her subject was ‘“Ameri-. District 6, “ove rthe top” in memcan-Homes,”’-and she had found the: bership for th esecond successive : ., , year. With a quota of 110 we now people most hospitable. Her princihave 118 paid up memberships. A pal talk was on the youth of today} brief program was followed by reand touched a responsive cord iy,'f"eshments and an hour of dancing, oO many hearts. present. ; Carl Larson and wife are spendIn two weeks the club will have . : 3 . ing a vacation on the Klamath river as a speaker Mr, Jack Wolff of Grass and enjoying a fishing trip, ° Valley ,who will speak on the Yuba “district of magnificent distances,’’ {for the Legionaires and Auxiliary, in . The BON ALLURE Presenting Quality Womens Apparel 141 Mill St. Grass Valley . The Forner Hollywood Smart Shop = COATS Plain and Fur-Trimmed Sport and Dress SIZES to 48 J $11.75 to $29.75 NEW ARRIVALS IN ‘HATS Turban and Small Brims Reproductions of Paris: Models Specially Priced at— $2.49 ‘. ) . . . } . i rhere was a young man wanted He wanted it sparkling and clear, . When he found the New Deal, he let out a, squeal, It, was here that he found it was _THE NEW DEAL Beer. DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY . ae ————— UNION SHANTY Try Our Famous Hamburgers Good Coffee and Beer Main St. Grass Valley Canyon Country. . . DON'T GET CAUGHT OUT IN THE RAIN Windshield or Door Glass “ Subscribe Nugget Now! rhea . for the Nevada City . 1 Tae ag RAE . Tnstalled-While.You-Wait. : CARTERS Grass Valley PHONE 386 Mill St. v 1 SHOP 216 MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY Little Friends and Patrons:-If the present prices are embarrassing, your credit is good. TRUCK LETTERING WINDOW DISPLAYS PICTORIAL PAINTING . BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ONE OF THESE Model AY-1 $29.95. Model 89 $23.75 GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCE Fada Radios, Wesco Chippewa Pumps SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK General Electric Vacumn Cleaners FOR XMAS DELIVERY 3 a Hf 122N. Man — § proul& Richlin’ — Grass valley BF OR SVeMaS Ladies Hair Cutting and Duarte and Ringlette lal Le Tee ee eee EET TOT iobeieints Sour Stomach Permanent Waves $3.50 to $5 ‘ a Shop Earl F i a 4 make you Members of N. R. A. & ¥y Or Zz : . fe : e 9 % Miserable? . Belle H. Thompsor : CHRISTMAS : ; 147 Mill St.-Phone 740-Grass Valley ‘* . * :<% ° Too much food, cz the ‘f alec Se BA we ~~ ~wrong ‘ind ¢! food, ae a = — — Eg ; ‘ s Sc hedy ered en ou . aT onener : A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your : > atter -eatimg, gas. on ‘stomaci, i en : ° art. H ] h he >] ers: 74 7 : soon stomaci. wom ia. LVervone 1s Entitled to Healt : Selections Until The Holidays ‘ Nuiraus veleves these troubles "a4 * : , § i eae A ie Sot, ; F tigue \s Whou the condition of the “Spine is such as to cause interfer¥ * pa ne 5, Feel pss Mr cae “Bet tie and ; enec with the delivery of vital enorgy, it is uscless to apply palliative i bs ; oe = ey as : q iueasures in an effort to +limulate normal action. Such procedure whe “ SMa: tink. A ie merely seeks to relieve the effects, 12 DOES NOT CORRECT. THE % ay RUMONICS4< nd then Dy if 3 balance corrects the cause if S_LEY + se acid, f i’ i ° ° ve 4 i es like carbonated mineral spring ie ae Contains no Cangercous CHIROPR ACTOR 5 ’ i rN W ATES ' THRONIC. CASES ; 2 Keep a package in ve MONTHLY RAI TO CHRONIC : 4 # {@ 312 Broad Street Nevada City 2 $ ere rea a Naan ete NET \f eee ihsbestecestecbotecteshtedertectetectateos ies % teste ok a tenes sie ois feote rhe ate state seat Releeketete torte gt > + ~~ £ . . od . . A . > . v % + . ¥ ~~ ?> ~ p a a $ a a) *

cen MRpaNNPENS ents = Serine tensor eater ttt EAMES — APNOEA. Sere Xe PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1933 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET . Social Events + . w a ————_—_——— Lodges, Glubs, Ch urches, + ochools —— + New Low Price On GENUINE Listerine 14 Oz: Bottle ($1.00 Size) —NOW— DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . f . . Nevada-Placer County 2 iRally in Grass Valley : ' A Nevada and Placer county rally . of the members and friends of the . Methodist church, is to be held at the Methodist church in Grass Valley . Friday eening, November 17. Dy Roseville--November 16th, 193 . ary, Who has just returned from China will be the main speaker of the evening, “¢ . Miss Ruth Richardson, a missionSupper is to be served at the close of the meeting. SHAMROCK CAFE WILL MOVE TO NEW SITE. honor. Mrs: Blanche Neaves, proprietor of ,2'¢ to be instaJled: Clinton Langley In the near future she also plans to erect a number of three room cottages, with bath, for rent. . . Freasurer:— ...... Henry Schmidt . Easier, Quicker, Better Ironing with the Coleman AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC IRON The Coleman Automatic has every modern feature to make your ironing easier, better and to save you time. Has automatic adjustable heat regulator. Never too hot, never too ccol. STURDY, ACCURATE, LONGLASTING THERMOSTAT i) DEPENDABLE, LONG-LIFE HEATING ELEMENT The Coléman Automatic Iron saves you money, work and clothes. Beautiful in appearance; dnished in lustrous super-chromiim plate. {ERSLX) a FRIDAY AND . $14.75 weaves, polo coats ,ete. Silk . . lined! New Fall shades! Sizes . . ! 14 to 20. . 38 to 46 H ip The property fronts on Zion st., near its junction with Pine, and is one of the most désirable locations in Nevada City. Mrs. Neaves, who has taken a lease on the M Cafe, owned by Ed Schmidt, is having the building completely remodeled and will be ready to move into it by the first of December. Roy Boyehr Dick Wells Standard Bearer: .-.....// Alvy Jones Preceptors: Robert Morford, Phillip Ganache, Alex Boyer, Ralph Donaldson, Arnold Lee, Wheatley Shearer, and Elmo Hardison. J. W. Hanson, former principal of Roseville Union High Sehool and very popular with the boys, is chairman of the advisory board and the new { . chapter is ‘certainly getting off to a good start. The young men who are being. installed tomorrow night are all graduates of the Roseville Union High School and are the very kind of boys that are bound to come out THE FACTORY STORE Next to Hales on top. The Nugget wishes the new SACRAMENTO order of DeMoley all kinds of suc— cess. We hope that you young felN. R. A. lows get going in ‘such a manner 1 A REAL SALE OF that the whole town will be proud of you. GIRLS COATS Sizes 7 to 14 rs) Home Missionary Society Enjoys Tea SATURDAY 75 Quality COATS AT : $6.95 —POLOS— In Tan, Green, Blue and Red —TWEEDS— The Women’s Home Missionary Nevada City held:a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at which time there was a “Thanks offering” and an “Antique Tea.” In connection with the program titled, “‘“A Larger Thank Offering.’ . In fancy mixtures. Some The display of antiques proved deepfuretnimnmed. ly interesting and was varied coni . Sisting of old pictures, books, art } WOMENS work, pottery, quilts, and coverlets. Mrs. Sampson of Grass Valley had an especially pretty display of shelk work and hair work she had made. o WINTER COATS EXTRAORDINARY! And more than extraordinary .. values that are amazing at this low price! Smartly ~~ styledy-~Rich..tweeds, basket Mr. Bosworth, who recently openj ed a furniture store in Nevada City, ‘spent the Armistice day holiday in Vallejo with his family . For COLDS HEADAC “NEURA! FATIGCU Rhoume Sciatic Neuritic PING . z dp relieves t) restoring when dr Alkawater—vrorks like r: ‘ drugs..doés tot depress the heart..is notvlaxative, Get a c ink at your Drug Store Soda Fountain. odds MNCUMATic CA n ana pain of e. = Tleotine (ne atxaline your hoice medicine cabinet.Alka-s; ving After Te GOLD ON GLASS WALL SIGNS— BULLETINS — was a skit given by five ladies en~’ Jessie M. Whitehead, of San Francis. co in attendance as the guest of. Sacramento Chapter De Mo-. 2rdson, a missionary, who has just lay will perform the ceremony of . returned trom far away China, will installing the young officers who are . be the speaker. Both are to speak on to have the reins of government in. imteresting subjects and all who pos. the new order: The following Giicken sibly can should attend as they will Donald Schmidt ' O’Brien! Society of the Methodist chureh in: LULL ea eM Mr oT nt ae tt i ie eT TT Teh SUCIAL EVENES BCI MUM a MR ee nee ee tte Royal Arch Masons, Roseville . Two Interesting Speakers To Install Chapter De Molay ,At i . 1 Royal Arch Masons, Roseville Lodge; Church next Sunday morning will be will, on the 18th of November, 1932,/ ¢onducted by Dr. H. K. Hamilton, install a chapter of DeMolay witk. SUperintendent . { } ! the Shamrock Cafe, popular restau-}MC.-—— ooo. Roy Taylor . i rant in Nevada City, has purchased a. Sen. Com.—..... fwieenee Duean Arnett! Mr. and Mrs. Hammond large lot on Piety Hill from Mr. and) Jun. Com 22:cc2cccc David Tiner'! Moved to Grass Valley : Mrs. Jack Campbell and in a short}. Sen. Dea.—...... Carlos Schmidt . — time plans to build a nice home. Jun. Dea....00.0000000.. LeRoy Sharp, Mr.-and Mrs.-Art Hammond, who ‘there where she will reside. S. See. Morse Stewart] have resided on Park avenue in Ne‘and she was thrilled with the roman ERNEST CARNES ‘Commercial and Outdoor Advertising SIGNS 207 Commercial St. Nevada City : ful way she stated our section was a _ Lucky ‘Alice Learns Role re te ti tee tit ti a . . . M. E. Church Sunday . Church services at the Methodist . of the Sacramento and Neada county district.

In the evening, Miss Ruth RichMr. and Mrs. W. Buffington and day time hunting ducks. in Live Oak. Thep son, Billie, spent the Armistice holjBpent some thoroughly enjoy the meetings. o-———— . vada City for the last ten years, havesold their homé and moved to-Grass Valléy yesterday to reside. Mr. Hammond is employed in the Idaho-Maryland mine and it is felt they will be nearer his work. It is with regret that Nevada City sees this estimable couple with their three children move away and hopes for them happiness and prosperity in their new home. Gold Flat Clab Met Thursday Afternoon ees ye R mortal character. The Gold Flat Thursday —Glub rik Q held its regular meeting yesterday: Armistice Day, Red afternoon at the home of Mrs, Clar-j [etter day For Legion ence Walters. There was a good attendance of members present and all enjoyed al happy social time and a short program. Woman's Civic Club Hears Lecture on Homes ee There was a splendid attendance of members and visitors at the Woman’s Civic Club meeting last Monday evening. Many interesting topics came up for discussion. and at the close the speaker of the evening Mrs. G. Malone of the Southern part of the state, was introduced. In her delightCharlotte Henry, above, former’ Brooklyn girl who was picked from among 7000 girls to play the role of ‘‘Alice” ina forthcoming film ,;voduction of “Alice in Wonderland,” is busy in Hollywood these days learning her, lines. Miss Hen::was selected for the part because of her resemblance to the original drawings of Lewis Carroll's imBy MRS. ETHEL BURTNER Armistice Day! It was a big day Grass Valley. A splendid parade in the morning followed by exercises in the Memorial building. Taps being jread by Mrs. Ethel Burtner,: Jack aco Buglar, accompaning the Auxiliary Glee Club and the Grass’ Valley Octutte singing, Rev Rexroad giving a-stirring address and the massed bands of Grass Valley, Grass Valley ‘high school, Nevada Cfty high school {and the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps playing in unison. The football gam twas fine. In th eevening the Legion and Auxiliary held separate banquets, followed by the annual ball, the biggest and best yet held in Grass Valley. Sunday 100 attended the Aerial Pick-up when we “went over the top.” Tuesday evening the Atixiliary entertained the Post. Bight candidates were initiated. District President, ". Wheeler .-presented the Auxiliary tie and historic lore of this part of! with $2.50 for being the first unit in the state. Her subject was ‘“Ameri-. District 6, “ove rthe top” in memcan-Homes,”’-and she had found the: bership for th esecond successive : ., , year. With a quota of 110 we now people most hospitable. Her princihave 118 paid up memberships. A pal talk was on the youth of today} brief program was followed by reand touched a responsive cord iy,'f"eshments and an hour of dancing, oO many hearts. present. ; Carl Larson and wife are spendIn two weeks the club will have . : 3 . ing a vacation on the Klamath river as a speaker Mr, Jack Wolff of Grass and enjoying a fishing trip, ° Valley ,who will speak on the Yuba “district of magnificent distances,’’ {for the Legionaires and Auxiliary, in . The BON ALLURE Presenting Quality Womens Apparel 141 Mill St. Grass Valley . The Forner Hollywood Smart Shop = COATS Plain and Fur-Trimmed Sport and Dress SIZES to 48 J $11.75 to $29.75 NEW ARRIVALS IN ‘HATS Turban and Small Brims Reproductions of Paris: Models Specially Priced at— $2.49 ‘. ) . . . } . i rhere was a young man wanted He wanted it sparkling and clear, . When he found the New Deal, he let out a, squeal, It, was here that he found it was _THE NEW DEAL Beer. DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY . ae ————— UNION SHANTY Try Our Famous Hamburgers Good Coffee and Beer Main St. Grass Valley Canyon Country. . . DON'T GET CAUGHT OUT IN THE RAIN Windshield or Door Glass “ Subscribe Nugget Now! rhea . for the Nevada City . 1 Tae ag RAE . Tnstalled-While.You-Wait. : CARTERS Grass Valley PHONE 386 Mill St. v 1 SHOP 216 MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY Little Friends and Patrons:-If the present prices are embarrassing, your credit is good. TRUCK LETTERING WINDOW DISPLAYS PICTORIAL PAINTING . BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ONE OF THESE Model AY-1 $29.95. Model 89 $23.75 GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCE Fada Radios, Wesco Chippewa Pumps SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK General Electric Vacumn Cleaners FOR XMAS DELIVERY 3 a Hf 122N. Man — § proul& Richlin’ — Grass valley BF OR SVeMaS Ladies Hair Cutting and Duarte and Ringlette lal Le Tee ee eee EET TOT iobeieints Sour Stomach Permanent Waves $3.50 to $5 ‘ a Shop Earl F i a 4 make you Members of N. R. A. & ¥y Or Zz : . fe : e 9 % Miserable? . Belle H. Thompsor : CHRISTMAS : ; 147 Mill St.-Phone 740-Grass Valley ‘* . * :<% ° Too much food, cz the ‘f alec Se BA we ~~ ~wrong ‘ind ¢! food, ae a = — — Eg ; ‘ s Sc hedy ered en ou . aT onener : A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your : > atter -eatimg, gas. on ‘stomaci, i en : ° art. H ] h he >] ers: 74 7 : soon stomaci. wom ia. LVervone 1s Entitled to Healt : Selections Until The Holidays ‘ Nuiraus veleves these troubles "a4 * : , § i eae A ie Sot, ; F tigue \s Whou the condition of the “Spine is such as to cause interfer¥ * pa ne 5, Feel pss Mr cae “Bet tie and ; enec with the delivery of vital enorgy, it is uscless to apply palliative i bs ; oe = ey as : q iueasures in an effort to +limulate normal action. Such procedure whe “ SMa: tink. A ie merely seeks to relieve the effects, 12 DOES NOT CORRECT. THE % ay RUMONICS4< nd then Dy if 3 balance corrects the cause if S_LEY + se acid, f i’ i ° ° ve 4 i es like carbonated mineral spring ie ae Contains no Cangercous CHIROPR ACTOR 5 ’ i rN W ATES ' THRONIC. CASES ; 2 Keep a package in ve MONTHLY RAI TO CHRONIC : 4 # {@ 312 Broad Street Nevada City 2 $ ere rea a Naan ete NET \f eee ihsbestecestecbotecteshtedertectetectateos ies % teste ok a tenes sie ois feote rhe ate state seat Releeketete torte gt > + ~~ £ . . od . . A . > . v % + . ¥ ~~ ?> ~ p a a $ a a) *