November 22, 1937 (4 pages)

wat Oar es Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A> Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE Bditor and Publisher 1879 Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as ‘matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, mail igai SUBSCRIPTION RATES one’ Har (in Advance) Migrants’ Mecca . . . Harvesting of California's giant crops of cotton and grapes has swung into its home stretch. Soon. the last of the fat white cotton bolls, fairly bursting in its sheath, will have been plucked, and soon, too, will the last luscious grape of this year’s banner crop — over a half million more tons than in 1936! And what of the flivver gypsies and the fruit tramps of California's legions of migrant workers, 250,000 strong? This r, as a matter of fact, that man-sized army of some quarter odd million has been swelled by another 25,000 due to the extraordinarily huge cotton crop. With winter's rain and chilly weather,on the way, California’s transient problem emerges in all its starkness. And the problem has beerr made increasingly pressing by the thousands of homeless migrants; many of them Dust-Bowl refugees who have been swarming into California from other states. Few Californians there are who have not seen a brood of these bedraggled refugees living in some makeshift shelter rigged out of packing boxes, strips of canvas, or a primitive hut of branches and leaves. As long as California remains the mecca of the nation’s dispossessed, certainly the Federal Government must take an increasingly active hand in lending aid and providing better housing for these luckless Americans. And not until all government authorities cooperate in seeking a solution wil! these unkempt colonies of migrant, workers and their desolate shacks be vanquished in California . —as they must and shall.—Contributed. . Lodge, _ NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS May. Weep, Jane Abbott; No Hearts to Break, Susan Ertz; Swift Waters, Chrtstfne Whiting Parmentor; The Rains Came, Louis Bromfield; The Fortune of Bridget Malone, Mrs. Belloc Lowndee; They Seek a Country, Francis Brett Young; The Woods Colt, Thomas Williamson; Flush, a Biography, Virginia Woolf; God and My Father, Clarence Day; Tris. tran, Edwin Arlington Robinson; and the following’ juveniles: Dick and Jacks Adventure, B. Freeman Ashley; A Place for Herself, Adele De Leeurn; Scouting on Mystéry Trail, Leonard K. Smith; Shanty Brook Fjeril Hess; When Marius Was Ten, Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell; and Punda, the Tiger Horse, Walter J. Wilwerding. — Our gift books are from Spencer White and they are both Literary Guild selections. The hundred Years, Philip Guedalla; and Woollcotts Reader, by Alexander Woolcott. We! have also received the Cosmopolitan Magazine for 1937 from Mr. White. Thirty books were transferred ri Jas. E. Irvine, Oakland; A. C.’ Larsen and wife, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. Heffner, Oakland; J. B. Odom, Oakland; Geo. R. Kibbe, Oakland; Henry Lexon, Berkeley; G. H. Plate, Richmond; E. Rush, Richmond; Mr. and Mrs.‘ Victor Dondero, Downieville; John DeGregono, San Francisco; J. J. Leydén, Oakland; Mrs. Brirfella-and cixiidren, Beckwith; G. E. McCarthy, New York City; C. F. Kelly, New York City; John Christensen, Milton Kenney, Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. L. Bust, E. Enlund, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stoner, Virginia, Minn.; J. Z. tewart, San Francisco. Mrs. Marjorie Warren, Floriston; G. E. Hofmann, Truckee; L. M: Straine, Sacramento; Willard E. Nelson, Sacramento; Byron L. Mechfessel; Sacramento; L. Dundan, Sacramento; Martin Mortensen, Sacramento; P. R. Nelson, Truckee; Mrs. W. Kallinberger, North Bloomfield; Mrs. R. E. Walker, San Francisca; Mrs. Ruth Preston, Graniteville; ;Mr. and Mrs. Noel Keys, Berkeley; from the rent shelf to the free; Pp. Kent, San Francisco; C. W. Dunn, shelves. San Francisco; Green <A. Walton, Money collected—Lost books $1.; Oakland; E. C. Bruce, Sacramento; Fines $6.67, rentals $24,55. Total} Arne Osterli, Sacramento; A. Seith, $32.22. Sacramento; Fred Oakden, Sacramento; Jack ~Brizzolara, SacramenARIZONA ENGINEER VISITS MOTHER HERE Howard L. Douglass and wife of Phoenix, Arizona will arrive in Nevada City Wednesday to visit over Thanksgiving Day and the week end with his mother, Mrs. Belle Douglass and other relatives. The young man native of this city returned from Rhodesia. South Africa, abont seven years ago and.spent a_ short time here. He was sent to British Columbia and from there went to his present position with an irrigation com-_ pany at Phoenix. Thanksgiving Dav'] will also be Douglass’ birthday and . it will be a double holiday for him. . They will leave for their home Monday. The following guests are Tegist-. Books purchased 32. Adult 26, juv-. ered at the National Hotel: LIBRARY LENDS enile 6, and-books donated 2. PreMrs. Evelyn Pierce, Lovelock, Ne: 2 : sent accession 10676. vada; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lageson, y The books puchased are: Antho-jN. Bonneville, Wash.j. Jaék Witt1545 BOOKS OCT logh of Contemporary Poetry, Edited. mier, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. ‘ data ®*!by Maraquerite Wilkinson; The Ab-. Roger, St. Paul, Minn.; F. T. Walingdon Party Book, Ethel Owen; /. ker, Salt Lake City; Walter Grodzeh, Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarage ie, eal abe gad é ally Dunn, Leo msley; fan has rendered the following re-. 5). ¢es, Patricia, Richard and Jobn_ Port for October: — . nie Abbe; So We’ll Live, Priscilla San Francisco; E. Campbell, Sacramento; C. R. Boteler, Sacramento; Mrs. F. W. Lilley, San Francisco; . to; E. Mackey, San Francisco F. M. . Bodenhamer, Oakland; ,Prof. G. Andreini, San Francisco; Jerry Bickel, Sania Barbare; W. M. Parsons, Alleghany; Mrs. Ray Wagoner, Alleghany; Mrs. JI. H. Sheckley, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and ; Sacramento; A. E. Danbecker, Oakland; O. J. Meagher, Alleghany; T. LeMaire, San Francisco; V. R. Evans, San Francisco; W. Ellis, Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Degelman, Sacramento. ' Roosevelt Cafe. 120 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY We serve the biggest glass of beer in town BOTTLE BEER 10c CHOICE WINES 10c BAR WHISKEY 15c WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 10-8--moc Books borrowed for home uSs€. povey Wright; Over African Jung1545, fictcion 1027, juvenile 358,;1les, Martin Johnson; The Tide Almiscellaneous 157. Books borrowed! ways Rises, Elizabeth Stancy Payne; from the state library 8. From Solano. Brentwood, Grace-Livingston Hill; county -library 1. Their Eyes Were Watching, God, Visitors to the reading rooms. Zona N. Hurston; And Points Be1404, men 323, women 130, -boys. young, Percy Marks; Jane of Lent520, girls 431. Number of borrow-j ern Hill, L. M. Montgomery; The ers 1034. Total attendance 2438;! Woman at the Door, Waruick Deepdaily attendance 94. wig; Mexico, Stuart Chase; Peter Cards issued 12 adult and 15 juv-. Pan’s Daughter, Mrs. Harry Hugh enile. Smith; The Twittering Bird MysCards canceled 5 adult and 6 juv-. tery, H. C. Bailey; You Stand Acenile. Present registration 1208.}cused, Danna Hughston; Angela a! 107 Mill Strect f Droroenanver Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour. Kodak finishing service. PHONE 67 No wine in California has a higher _reputation. Served by First Class Restaurants and Hotels everywhere. Italian Swiss Colon y A.V.SAUVEE (UNION ICE COMPANY) nary lighting in your home Found on the tables of those who appreciate Distributer Nevada City Good Wine. a PHONE 57 are open at the top and set Ni a ce 4 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE ‘ Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold ; 3 percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. c) Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check -work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchestem and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies and eyestrain. A penny bank will pay the difference between ordibetter light for better sight. For better lighting today is both sensibly reasonable as well as scientifically right. Modern lamps are without fussy, frilly shades that subdue light. ~ Modern lamps instead have light-colored shades that light a chance to diffuse throughout a room. More than a half million Better Sight Igmps were sold last year. Persons who use them say there is nothing like them. These lamps do give more light, without glare, and for just a few pennies more a day than ordinary light that so often causes squinting SEE YOUR DEALER and scientifically correct on higher stands to give AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE . E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ie le ce Hepla oe $3 5312 EC PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned . Operated . Managed by Californians small bulbs with lamps that ive 154-1137 i Larry, Oakland; W. D. Vanderhoff, }. WAFFLE SHoP 123 Mill Street Grass Valley SPECIALIZING IN WAFFLES FAMILY STYLE FRIED CHICKEN — HOME-MADE PIES * tetedduledpuledi tetetotetetintedteintedeteteiets : PURETEST Se ‘ f a ; 2 s t Halibut Liver Oil 4 ¢ Capsules . Each capsule is equal in Vita+ min A potency to sour teaspoonsful of Cod Liver Oil. A splendid tonic and builder. Aids in developing strong bones and sound teeth. 50 Capsules 15° THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 Miemininerioe, . NOW OPEN KING’S KOFFEE -KUP . Specializing ih breakfasts, luncheons and dinners, CATERING TO CLUBS, AND PARTIES Something different jn COoffee Shop and dining room service. Open from 5:30 a. m. to 10 310 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY (West.of Freeman Bakery)’ RHONE 445 Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City tao J, Phones 109M. VISIT NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE on the Second floor of the new and artistic City Halli # W. H. GRIFFTHS, Secretary . . “Private Proper:y—No Trespassing” signs for sale at the Nugget Office. ‘ Sete seteseaeaholeofopobotototetotoiotobtefetetapatuteietetetetedetetetetetutetetetetere ' HOUSE FOR SALE—z large roomg with bath, nicely furnished, 3% aere land, 4 block from city lim. avcdauli~ Fine Sticc., uland vasey. able. 1i-Z22ztc¢ FOR KEINS—5-koom House. Mod, furnisaed. Apply at Nugget Office. 11-221te FOR RENT—Three room bungalow, wasaroom, bath and garage. Gas and hot water. Mrs. Harry Poole, corner Main and BH. Broad streets. 11-151tp BARGAIN WEEK AT LOMA RICA Rancho Grass Valley. C grade apples, various varieties. 40 lb. lug 50c. Bring you own container. Better grades available. 11-121te CONSULT MDME. DEL RAY! on all affairs of life. Spiritualist and Advisor. Readings daily. Hughes Auto Camp, Cabin No. 2. Hills Flat. 11-121tp FOR RENT — Furnished duplex “apartment. Call at 207 South School street, Grass Valley. 11-12te CHESTNUTS FOR SALE, — Fine sweet chestnuts for sale. Dr. W. P. Sawyer. Phone 11. MISSING—-A box type trailer with 2 Ford wire wheels, since Sunday, October 31. Reward for information leading to its return. A. W. Rogers, Rt. 1, Box 55-B. Nevada City. 11-5-3tp FOR SALE—4 tons, 12-lb. rail, 2in. and 3-in. pipe, 6 inch blower pipe, 10 h. p. gas engine, two. redwood tanks; all priced right for eash. Call Grass Valley 869-J. 10-15 2tp MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FUR COATS,. JACKETS, FOXES, Collars. Factory samples. Huge Stock! Furs remodeled. DOW’S Wholesale, “House of .1000 Fur Rargains.’’ 138 Kearny, San Francisco. 10-15tf FOR RENT — Apartment and cottages. Cain’s Auto Court on highway east of high school. 11-5-1tp FOR SALE—Fine modern residence Nevada City well located fruit and shade trees, reasonable. Also building lot. Write Box XX Nevada City Nugget. 10-152tp WOOD TO SELL—Three and half tier oak wood. 12 inches and some kindling at $12. Inquire any time {during day around 12 noon of outs Pegoraro, Kopp’s Cabins, OND. 10-11-3te. MALE INSTRUCTION — Reliable men to take up AIR CONDITIONING and Electric Refrigeration. Prefer men now employed and mechanically inclined, with fair education and willing tO trean spare time to become experts in installation and servicé work as well as planning, estimating, ‘Ste. Write giving age, present occupa-\ tion. Utilities Inst., Nugget. Box Y, care 10-112tp IF YOU. HAVE a sewing machine, washing machine, or vacuum cleaner that is not giving satisfaction, and. you do not want to rade it in for a new one, let me put it in first class condition. I’ll tell you what it will cost before repairing it. Arthur T. Miller Exchange, established 16 years. in Grass Valley. Phone 686-W. 10-1moc THE BIG BROWN BIRD for THANKSGIVING he TURKEY Keystone Market WE HAVE ESPECIALLY SELECTED HENS AND GOBBLERS. ALL SIZES Oalanan and Richards Wits Fis Jommercial Street NEVADA CITY Phone 67 Mantis »~

wat Oar es Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A> Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE Bditor and Publisher 1879 Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as ‘matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, mail igai SUBSCRIPTION RATES one’ Har (in Advance) Migrants’ Mecca . . . Harvesting of California's giant crops of cotton and grapes has swung into its home stretch. Soon. the last of the fat white cotton bolls, fairly bursting in its sheath, will have been plucked, and soon, too, will the last luscious grape of this year’s banner crop — over a half million more tons than in 1936! And what of the flivver gypsies and the fruit tramps of California's legions of migrant workers, 250,000 strong? This r, as a matter of fact, that man-sized army of some quarter odd million has been swelled by another 25,000 due to the extraordinarily huge cotton crop. With winter's rain and chilly weather,on the way, California’s transient problem emerges in all its starkness. And the problem has beerr made increasingly pressing by the thousands of homeless migrants; many of them Dust-Bowl refugees who have been swarming into California from other states. Few Californians there are who have not seen a brood of these bedraggled refugees living in some makeshift shelter rigged out of packing boxes, strips of canvas, or a primitive hut of branches and leaves. As long as California remains the mecca of the nation’s dispossessed, certainly the Federal Government must take an increasingly active hand in lending aid and providing better housing for these luckless Americans. And not until all government authorities cooperate in seeking a solution wil! these unkempt colonies of migrant, workers and their desolate shacks be vanquished in California . —as they must and shall.—Contributed. . Lodge, _ NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS May. Weep, Jane Abbott; No Hearts to Break, Susan Ertz; Swift Waters, Chrtstfne Whiting Parmentor; The Rains Came, Louis Bromfield; The Fortune of Bridget Malone, Mrs. Belloc Lowndee; They Seek a Country, Francis Brett Young; The Woods Colt, Thomas Williamson; Flush, a Biography, Virginia Woolf; God and My Father, Clarence Day; Tris. tran, Edwin Arlington Robinson; and the following’ juveniles: Dick and Jacks Adventure, B. Freeman Ashley; A Place for Herself, Adele De Leeurn; Scouting on Mystéry Trail, Leonard K. Smith; Shanty Brook Fjeril Hess; When Marius Was Ten, Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell; and Punda, the Tiger Horse, Walter J. Wilwerding. — Our gift books are from Spencer White and they are both Literary Guild selections. The hundred Years, Philip Guedalla; and Woollcotts Reader, by Alexander Woolcott. We! have also received the Cosmopolitan Magazine for 1937 from Mr. White. Thirty books were transferred ri Jas. E. Irvine, Oakland; A. C.’ Larsen and wife, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. Heffner, Oakland; J. B. Odom, Oakland; Geo. R. Kibbe, Oakland; Henry Lexon, Berkeley; G. H. Plate, Richmond; E. Rush, Richmond; Mr. and Mrs.‘ Victor Dondero, Downieville; John DeGregono, San Francisco; J. J. Leydén, Oakland; Mrs. Brirfella-and cixiidren, Beckwith; G. E. McCarthy, New York City; C. F. Kelly, New York City; John Christensen, Milton Kenney, Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. L. Bust, E. Enlund, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stoner, Virginia, Minn.; J. Z. tewart, San Francisco. Mrs. Marjorie Warren, Floriston; G. E. Hofmann, Truckee; L. M: Straine, Sacramento; Willard E. Nelson, Sacramento; Byron L. Mechfessel; Sacramento; L. Dundan, Sacramento; Martin Mortensen, Sacramento; P. R. Nelson, Truckee; Mrs. W. Kallinberger, North Bloomfield; Mrs. R. E. Walker, San Francisca; Mrs. Ruth Preston, Graniteville; ;Mr. and Mrs. Noel Keys, Berkeley; from the rent shelf to the free; Pp. Kent, San Francisco; C. W. Dunn, shelves. San Francisco; Green <A. Walton, Money collected—Lost books $1.; Oakland; E. C. Bruce, Sacramento; Fines $6.67, rentals $24,55. Total} Arne Osterli, Sacramento; A. Seith, $32.22. Sacramento; Fred Oakden, Sacramento; Jack ~Brizzolara, SacramenARIZONA ENGINEER VISITS MOTHER HERE Howard L. Douglass and wife of Phoenix, Arizona will arrive in Nevada City Wednesday to visit over Thanksgiving Day and the week end with his mother, Mrs. Belle Douglass and other relatives. The young man native of this city returned from Rhodesia. South Africa, abont seven years ago and.spent a_ short time here. He was sent to British Columbia and from there went to his present position with an irrigation com-_ pany at Phoenix. Thanksgiving Dav'] will also be Douglass’ birthday and . it will be a double holiday for him. . They will leave for their home Monday. The following guests are Tegist-. Books purchased 32. Adult 26, juv-. ered at the National Hotel: LIBRARY LENDS enile 6, and-books donated 2. PreMrs. Evelyn Pierce, Lovelock, Ne: 2 : sent accession 10676. vada; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lageson, y The books puchased are: Antho-jN. Bonneville, Wash.j. Jaék Witt1545 BOOKS OCT logh of Contemporary Poetry, Edited. mier, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. ‘ data ®*!by Maraquerite Wilkinson; The Ab-. Roger, St. Paul, Minn.; F. T. Walingdon Party Book, Ethel Owen; /. ker, Salt Lake City; Walter Grodzeh, Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarage ie, eal abe gad é ally Dunn, Leo msley; fan has rendered the following re-. 5). ¢es, Patricia, Richard and Jobn_ Port for October: — . nie Abbe; So We’ll Live, Priscilla San Francisco; E. Campbell, Sacramento; C. R. Boteler, Sacramento; Mrs. F. W. Lilley, San Francisco; . to; E. Mackey, San Francisco F. M. . Bodenhamer, Oakland; ,Prof. G. Andreini, San Francisco; Jerry Bickel, Sania Barbare; W. M. Parsons, Alleghany; Mrs. Ray Wagoner, Alleghany; Mrs. JI. H. Sheckley, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and ; Sacramento; A. E. Danbecker, Oakland; O. J. Meagher, Alleghany; T. LeMaire, San Francisco; V. R. Evans, San Francisco; W. Ellis, Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Degelman, Sacramento. ' Roosevelt Cafe. 120 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY We serve the biggest glass of beer in town BOTTLE BEER 10c CHOICE WINES 10c BAR WHISKEY 15c WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 10-8--moc Books borrowed for home uSs€. povey Wright; Over African Jung1545, fictcion 1027, juvenile 358,;1les, Martin Johnson; The Tide Almiscellaneous 157. Books borrowed! ways Rises, Elizabeth Stancy Payne; from the state library 8. From Solano. Brentwood, Grace-Livingston Hill; county -library 1. Their Eyes Were Watching, God, Visitors to the reading rooms. Zona N. Hurston; And Points Be1404, men 323, women 130, -boys. young, Percy Marks; Jane of Lent520, girls 431. Number of borrow-j ern Hill, L. M. Montgomery; The ers 1034. Total attendance 2438;! Woman at the Door, Waruick Deepdaily attendance 94. wig; Mexico, Stuart Chase; Peter Cards issued 12 adult and 15 juv-. Pan’s Daughter, Mrs. Harry Hugh enile. Smith; The Twittering Bird MysCards canceled 5 adult and 6 juv-. tery, H. C. Bailey; You Stand Acenile. Present registration 1208.}cused, Danna Hughston; Angela a! 107 Mill Strect f Droroenanver Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour. Kodak finishing service. PHONE 67 No wine in California has a higher _reputation. Served by First Class Restaurants and Hotels everywhere. Italian Swiss Colon y A.V.SAUVEE (UNION ICE COMPANY) nary lighting in your home Found on the tables of those who appreciate Distributer Nevada City Good Wine. a PHONE 57 are open at the top and set Ni a ce 4 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE ‘ Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold ; 3 percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. c) Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper.

Mail order check -work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchestem and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies and eyestrain. A penny bank will pay the difference between ordibetter light for better sight. For better lighting today is both sensibly reasonable as well as scientifically right. Modern lamps are without fussy, frilly shades that subdue light. ~ Modern lamps instead have light-colored shades that light a chance to diffuse throughout a room. More than a half million Better Sight Igmps were sold last year. Persons who use them say there is nothing like them. These lamps do give more light, without glare, and for just a few pennies more a day than ordinary light that so often causes squinting SEE YOUR DEALER and scientifically correct on higher stands to give AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE . E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ie le ce Hepla oe $3 5312 EC PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned . Operated . Managed by Californians small bulbs with lamps that ive 154-1137 i Larry, Oakland; W. D. Vanderhoff, }. WAFFLE SHoP 123 Mill Street Grass Valley SPECIALIZING IN WAFFLES FAMILY STYLE FRIED CHICKEN — HOME-MADE PIES * tetedduledpuledi tetetotetetintedteintedeteteiets : PURETEST Se ‘ f a ; 2 s t Halibut Liver Oil 4 ¢ Capsules . Each capsule is equal in Vita+ min A potency to sour teaspoonsful of Cod Liver Oil. A splendid tonic and builder. Aids in developing strong bones and sound teeth. 50 Capsules 15° THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 Miemininerioe, . NOW OPEN KING’S KOFFEE -KUP . Specializing ih breakfasts, luncheons and dinners, CATERING TO CLUBS, AND PARTIES Something different jn COoffee Shop and dining room service. Open from 5:30 a. m. to 10 310 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY (West.of Freeman Bakery)’ RHONE 445 Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City tao J, Phones 109M. VISIT NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE on the Second floor of the new and artistic City Halli # W. H. GRIFFTHS, Secretary . . “Private Proper:y—No Trespassing” signs for sale at the Nugget Office. ‘ Sete seteseaeaholeofopobotototetotoiotobtefetetapatuteietetetetedetetetetetutetetetetere ' HOUSE FOR SALE—z large roomg with bath, nicely furnished, 3% aere land, 4 block from city lim. avcdauli~ Fine Sticc., uland vasey. able. 1i-Z22ztc¢ FOR KEINS—5-koom House. Mod, furnisaed. Apply at Nugget Office. 11-221te FOR RENT—Three room bungalow, wasaroom, bath and garage. Gas and hot water. Mrs. Harry Poole, corner Main and BH. Broad streets. 11-151tp BARGAIN WEEK AT LOMA RICA Rancho Grass Valley. C grade apples, various varieties. 40 lb. lug 50c. Bring you own container. Better grades available. 11-121te CONSULT MDME. DEL RAY! on all affairs of life. Spiritualist and Advisor. Readings daily. Hughes Auto Camp, Cabin No. 2. Hills Flat. 11-121tp FOR RENT — Furnished duplex “apartment. Call at 207 South School street, Grass Valley. 11-12te CHESTNUTS FOR SALE, — Fine sweet chestnuts for sale. Dr. W. P. Sawyer. Phone 11. MISSING—-A box type trailer with 2 Ford wire wheels, since Sunday, October 31. Reward for information leading to its return. A. W. Rogers, Rt. 1, Box 55-B. Nevada City. 11-5-3tp FOR SALE—4 tons, 12-lb. rail, 2in. and 3-in. pipe, 6 inch blower pipe, 10 h. p. gas engine, two. redwood tanks; all priced right for eash. Call Grass Valley 869-J. 10-15 2tp MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FUR COATS,. JACKETS, FOXES, Collars. Factory samples. Huge Stock! Furs remodeled. DOW’S Wholesale, “House of .1000 Fur Rargains.’’ 138 Kearny, San Francisco. 10-15tf FOR RENT — Apartment and cottages. Cain’s Auto Court on highway east of high school. 11-5-1tp FOR SALE—Fine modern residence Nevada City well located fruit and shade trees, reasonable. Also building lot. Write Box XX Nevada City Nugget. 10-152tp WOOD TO SELL—Three and half tier oak wood. 12 inches and some kindling at $12. Inquire any time {during day around 12 noon of outs Pegoraro, Kopp’s Cabins, OND. 10-11-3te. MALE INSTRUCTION — Reliable men to take up AIR CONDITIONING and Electric Refrigeration. Prefer men now employed and mechanically inclined, with fair education and willing tO trean spare time to become experts in installation and servicé work as well as planning, estimating, ‘Ste. Write giving age, present occupa-\ tion. Utilities Inst., Nugget. Box Y, care 10-112tp IF YOU. HAVE a sewing machine, washing machine, or vacuum cleaner that is not giving satisfaction, and. you do not want to rade it in for a new one, let me put it in first class condition. I’ll tell you what it will cost before repairing it. Arthur T. Miller Exchange, established 16 years. in Grass Valley. Phone 686-W. 10-1moc THE BIG BROWN BIRD for THANKSGIVING he TURKEY Keystone Market WE HAVE ESPECIALLY SELECTED HENS AND GOBBLERS. ALL SIZES Oalanan and Richards Wits Fis Jommercial Street NEVADA CITY Phone 67 Mantis »~