November 23, 1934 (8 pages)

, ® ve . ad ae oN +) >) F FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1934/ itt Mf VADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE : bmeniaqace > — = Neen a ea ———————— = = = a <A. sines. Pin cm GRASS VALLEY WINS =. _-&sm stennens . DREDGER ROBBED NEAR . [2 reduction. stiose tp iea to nandto the heavy How of wa. fiela, a tue load of plpocotaail ? . Q—Lacey. Jones. : >superintendent and. M. D. Hanke,.is ter. It is expected unwatering will ken to the mine a ‘few days ag SEASON’S ST GAME * H—Dick Stevens. MARYSVILLE Y ESTERDAY the owner. Sixteen menare em-. be completed shortiy when the old @lark and Taylor are reopening the LA Ll, H— Kenneth ¥oankin. . ployed. workings will, be sampled. ’ The, property. Mr. Clark is also & BY HARLEY LEETE IR. : I Albert Pratti. : Sheriff Carter. wast called yester-} nivek PLAbhA waneaus se ee has been retin = dl to the ch e of the Relief Hill gra bis A selected weig. . : Substitutes: Dick Marriott, Ray day afternoon in commection with a = Geieceezie = 120 foot depth. R. C. Eisenhauer. mine. : j / : ed weight Grass Vaffey Wilde, Dick Bennett, Bill Sharpe ie ext Z as It is learned that work is practi-. is engineer and James Trembath -----= a team beat Coach Bey Barron’sYel : 7 ". robbery of a Zoid adredger near! ro foe ; : Saas : ‘ OMEGA GRAVE 6 7. ‘ ice na ‘ el-' Bonner, Bill Molthen, Walter HalMarewvilic “on thes a a ee rt . cally completed for this season at . superintendent. MEGA GRAVEL. PROPERTY i ; Ss ug Sduad by a score of 9-0 . ett, Allen Widauf, and Curtis] _hisdacht tke oe robbers were, the River Placers. Two draglines ieee ok The Omega gravel property if ina hard-fought game Wednesday . : was though a = E sirias hay plea nies © avel for a dis. UNION BLUE. MINE > Washingte istric Aine sda ek : : . have taken surface gravel for a disJ ] JUE. MINE the Washington district has a ere on Grass Valley's field The Q es heading this way on the Marysville} “~ ee ‘ : Four men hay loy eran iftine j : a i en ls wae the tage game for five] y+ res Rc h let . jtance of 2,000 feet in a bend in the our men have been employed_in--of-seven employed drifting in a tune Valley team scored a touchdown on of the as who a ce ae Fan Se a oe SaaS * waa L,. South Yuba river after the water recent “weeks to reopen the old. Un-!nel and preparing for hydraulic opal A play over left tackle from Nevada AWE Oe Aiud. Sc $ ee ee ee eee ee ° thad been drained through a tunnel. . ion Blue property at North Bloom‘erations. City’s ten yard line lige . 2ODbIns,* Albert Pratti, Dick Mar=] nave escaped, was*~ mot seen at any ae es : A + Ane} 41 NOL ‘ aes * Mir, &hes 1s s 2 LE he sh Ss " t 9 te +, ye Make the conversion. (Cuitis Cia . Tiett,; Dick Bennett, and. Curtis . time. The robbery ©eccurred at . : . Bete terteteesectesertorente seater tortestoreatete atest enestertestenertecente sent teiterteoed Leeroy ; Ss . A,UitiS slbalr x} Me a sn Sabian * . Was tackicd éhind his Own goal k, about 2. o’clock; it was clean-up day SPRING HILL MINE \* : « 4 : 38 i ae 4 © . ‘ P. = 5 : : = 5; z . ' ae lines giving ‘thies “aos thie doe4 The velo Jackets will play no! on ‘the dredger. rt is not known Work has practically stopped at ‘ INC. * the. Miners. imore_ football games this season.; just what the value of .the theft the Spring Hill mine, north of Grass * e e A “ Coach Barron’s starting tiie: lage Barron is already planning . amounted to. : Valley. ° Sampling is ‘being done in % DEPAR TMENT ; ‘$7 oRE , R E—Ray Steger. ; 2 basketball season. ! Cecil md = i: Schiff fl at the adjoining Golden Gate shaft as + he : secil an oO Schi ner. wi at: ‘ . 5 “= T—Bill Bennett. j sage: { : = it is unwatered through the Golden GRASS VALLEY r. , i ‘tend the big game im Berkeley tooe oes ‘ t G—Mervin Doolittle : { 2 Gate shaft. H: R. Plate is'in charge ‘ a CC Pons k . Myers Mobley and Ben Barron morrow. : : a ago oDiassen. . will be enthusiastic spectators at the ' —_—_ ee kOe ee L G@—Morris Roberts. } . Stanford-California tomorrow. football game T——FPan Robbins, PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM NOVEMBER 23RD. TO NOVEMBER 30TH. Chanksgiving Ninner Suggestions CALIFORNIA HOME CATSUP, 14 oz. 2 for. SNIDER’S COCKTAIL SAUCE, 14 oz. 5S. & W. FRUIT wae is S. & W. VEGETABLE SALAD, 1s WESTLAKE TUNA, '/,s, 10c; 14s BRIARDALE CRAB, 14s Sime Wo Bree bo HOUSE PARTY OLIVES, 9 oz. 2 for. LUNCHEON PICKLES, Sour & Dills, Pint. CALIFORNIA HOME PICKLES, Sweet, Pint. BRIARDALE ASPARAGUS, 1s square. BRIARDALE SWEET POTATOES, 214s BRIARDALE PEAS, 28.000 BRIARDALE PINEAPPLE, 21s, Sliced. S. & W. CRANBERRY SAUCE, 2s. S. & W. MINCE MEAT, Quart Jar. BULK MINCE MEAT, Per Ib.2. DEL MONTE PUMPKIN, 214s. meee R. & R,. PLUM PODDING, 1 Ib. R. & R. PLUM PUDDING, Individuals. KNOX GELATINE ... Christmas Candy Recipe Booklet FREE SNOWFLAKE SODAS, 2 lb. Pkg. CALIFORNIA DATES, Per Ib. CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, 12 oz. WELSH’S GRAPE JUICE, Pints... Ele eae WESTLAKE LIME RICKEY, 12 oz..... * MARTINELLI’S CIDER, Quarts. Half Gallons 42c; Gallons. oe FRUIT CAKES, 25c to. ee SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS, Per Ib...000.... GIANNINI’S CLARET WINE, 5th oe a eeees Sanecwacpcnsccncceesteccs GIANNINI’S SAUTERNE, 5th. GIANNINI’S PORT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL or ANGELICA, Quarts 58c; Gallons...... Is Your House Ready for it? Is the roof repaired so it will not leak > Has the cellar been made water-proof ? Don’t risk discolored walls and ruined floors be-» cause of a leaky roof. Don't take chances on a water-filled cellar ruining your winter fuel and goods stored there. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. can supply you with the materials necessary to make your house weather-proof, economically and satisfactorily. Insulate Your House Against Winter Cold and Summer Heat With Celotex 100 Percent Insulating Board Paint and Shingle Your House Against the Coming of Winter Storms and Rains, oe sad Satin Egg Shell paint for a a See our Paints and Oils interior decorations, and note the washable, harmonizing colors. Also e see our. Lustrelac Enamels with the same harmonizing colors, AND REMEMBER—YOU CAN MAKE ALL.THESE REPAIRS WITH A FEDERAL LOAN. JUST INQUIRE AT YOUR LOCAL BANK, AND CONSULT WITH The Diamond Match Co. ED WHITBEURN, Mer. “Where A Dollar Does It’s Duty” PHONE 42 205 EAST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY Zast, mM . Preston, each. i trict Cafe, mi FLOSe, ber, Dr. Ss: Larson, Feed man, Union Eddy Get, Store, ity Lloyd Edith Fred Christian Collections Scadden: . Bell, Hitchens, Williams, A ~M. Mrs. G. Robson, bert Hallett, Mrs. Tennant, Howard . Penrose, Clothing Co., Bolton, Kate Bret Harte Store, Charley Fink, Frea C. Meservey, Cleaners, W. B. Celio, . toscelli, Gene Barbari, Chester CITIZENS RESPOND (Contiuned from FPage One) Mrs. CoS: Anderson, Mrs. Helen Total $19. Mrs Jennie $1.00 Arbogast, Mrs. Eeerger, business dis . See fe Montana Ed, SchreiWright, George in the G. He Ww. George Opp: by Calanan and WwW. ww. @WMitiGersleeve, Woodman, = Ww. R. VW Ee. Charles Wyant, j= Peterson, Alpha Stores, Kotchanpa William Etome, Sbhafti, Alice Meservewy. Jim Pierce, EFvey., Cameron Store, Frank John William Holmes, LangConti Louis Gina F"errano, , EMPIRE-STAR MINE From different sources it is learn-. 3 od the Empire-Star mine, of Grass * !Valley, plans to extend the Central % {chaft from the present 2,200 foot & I vertical level for some 800 or 1,-}% 1000 feet to open up more virgin ter 12 . ritory. Station-cutting is said to bo # _{well advanced in preparation for the . a new work. Fred W. Nobs is ment >, 8 oS i MURCHIE MINE i= The sinking of a shaft at the . ; te Murchie mine 550 feet down from . % the present 1,600 feot level, is a{; part of the Newmont company’s p Sbaffi, Tony Fraedlizzio, Dr. W: B. Hummelt, Al Seaman, Hi. L. Engle bright, Ss. Lee Teiter, Roland? Wright, Robert Tharp, Josephine Genasci, Mrs. E. ME. Austin, Elma Hecker, Mrs. Karl opp, Mr. and: Mrs. Regalia, J. M. EHime, Mr: and ' Frank Wright, Her-}; Lois Eden, Publishing Foley ELtoyd Penrose,! Ca Twin City . Camdady Store, H.! Bosworth F°iiarniture Co. . Leong Co., Nevada City Nug-! Kinkead, ae 2. Cigar Store, R. E. Harris Drus Didkerman Dudley, R. a Davey, Dr. Bostone Store, Pur-! Drug Store, . Wilson, Mrs.! V7. Ww. Reed, } Worth, Mary; wrest, Rigley : Angelo Gor! Stella Davies, . Plaza Garage, . Hartung, Union Betty M. Scheemr, Sauvee,A. Hotel, Jack Cleary, EK. Ww. Johnson, j Don C. Billick. Collections left at the Morning} Union office: Mr. an@ Mrs. Frank McCaslin, North Bloom ficeitd, Miss M. Brand, Mrs. Belle Douelass, Cliff Merriam, F. B. Finnezan, Coughlan, $1.00 each. Carroll ! . MINING NEWS _ . (Conttunea from F-age One) ore is winze of Carmel, is the owner. Sufficient being mined from a drift-and to keep the 10 stamp nill in. !ed in the wet mountain roads. company will eventually bring this . + shaft to the surface close .uto the . .& present mill site in order to increase 1% Santa is here! He's ready to production which is now held at 8,* ps eh ee gaol a Sacrer 000 tons per month, George Ker. % oe : vin is superintendent. ix What = day it’s going to gee A eae . e whirl of action and color! a ALASKA MINE iz eis will love it, and so wi Three transformers of 250 kilo 1s = sat wats each are to be installed by the Be 3 Boats, trains, blshes A P. G. & E., Co., at the Alaska mine. . * ee ie oe es, tr eae. They passed through Nevada City le et Sigal new wince! oe Wednesday. Each truck weighed i= about 10 tons and another truck o with equipment followed in order to * assist in case one of the others mir. ! The transformers at the mine are to Colley,! removed and the larger ones instalfor opening up of new territory. The ;? I : . lan . , ote PHHPTELET TEESE ETETE Hert sereT eee Ete ee ene) t,t ot, re tat Mes be ! Ms = MM Wa —S=S> SERVICE COMPLETE . . REVERENT . . Funeral Home with ency, with tact, with respect for ings of those who mourn. Holmes Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE, Every phase of the funeral ceremoney is handled by The Holmes . ]} quiet efficisacred memory and for the feel7? +, Se a 7 SH fererferterferteoferfericns ferfes) é i / vil a ry 4 ” ‘@ yy LED CPEMMELES 3. prenney Counc . “Pot tedeseteetetettete etenf fee nfeeste ede afeeoteoectesfectecteatefeaferteateateitedgenfefestecfer 3. PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL . & is he ate * 2 OS * iE a Beautiful 8 x 10 Portraits na eae ice pr . Your photograph is the most Prorcerapnen Grass Valley, Calif. 1 ! lB . personal gift you can give. =! : gy PHONE 67 ) & a LEY STORES. EXCELLE. lf You Can't Be T COME LIN AND INSPECT THE MANY BEAUTIFUL AND ECONOMICAL MODELS WE. E44 AVE ON DISPLAY IN OUR NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VAL‘YOU WILL LIKE THECLEAR TONE, VOLUME, AND THE NT FRECEPTION OF THE PHILCO RADIO. BE ARRANGED. FOOTE ELECTRICAL CO. Nevada City 108 Pine St. Phone 179 Listen In To the Big Game — Sat., Nov. 24, Stanford vs. California ™" = PHILCO RADIO You will be right there on the 50 yard line WITH A PHILCO RADIO. here EASY: TERMS “M A Y Grass Valley 132 Mill St. Phone 122

, ® ve . ad ae oN +) >) F FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1934/ itt Mf VADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE : bmeniaqace > — = Neen a ea ———————— = = = a <A. sines. Pin cm GRASS VALLEY WINS =. _-&sm stennens . DREDGER ROBBED NEAR . [2 reduction.. stiose tp iea to nandto the heavy How of wa. fiela, a tue load of plpocotaail ? . Q—Lacey. Jones. : >superintendent and. M. D. Hanke,.is ter. It is expected unwatering will ken to the mine a ‘few days ag SEASON’S ST GAME * H—Dick Stevens. MARYSVILLE Y ESTERDAY the owner. Sixteen menare em-. be completed shortiy when the old @lark and Taylor are reopening the LA Ll, H— Kenneth ¥oankin. . ployed. workings will, be sampled. ’ The, property. Mr. Clark is also & BY HARLEY LEETE IR. : I Albert Pratti. : Sheriff Carter. wast called yester-} nivek PLAbhA waneaus se ee has been retin = dl to the ch e of the Relief Hill gra bis A selected weig. . : Substitutes: Dick Marriott, Ray day afternoon in commection with a = Geieceezie = 120 foot depth. R. C. Eisenhauer. mine. : j / : ed weight Grass Vaffey Wilde, Dick Bennett, Bill Sharpe ie ext Z as It is learned that work is practi-. is engineer and James Trembath -----= a team beat Coach Bey Barron’sYel : 7 ". robbery of a Zoid adredger near! ro foe ; : Saas : ‘ OMEGA GRAVE 6 7. ‘ ice na ‘ el-' Bonner, Bill Molthen, Walter HalMarewvilic “on thes a a ee rt . cally completed for this season at . superintendent. MEGA GRAVEL. PROPERTY i ; Ss ug Sduad by a score of 9-0 . ett, Allen Widauf, and Curtis] _hisdacht tke oe robbers were, the River Placers. Two draglines ieee ok The Omega gravel property if ina hard-fought game Wednesday . : was though a = E sirias hay plea nies © avel for a dis. UNION BLUE. MINE > Washingte istric Aine sda ek : : . have taken surface gravel for a disJ ] JUE. MINE the Washington district has a ere on Grass Valley's field The Q es heading this way on the Marysville} “~ ee ‘ : Four men hay loy eran iftine j : a i en ls wae the tage game for five] y+ res Rc h let . jtance of 2,000 feet in a bend in the our men have been employed_in--of-seven employed drifting in a tune Valley team scored a touchdown on of the as who a ce ae Fan Se a oe SaaS * waa L,. South Yuba river after the water recent “weeks to reopen the old. Un-!nel and preparing for hydraulic opal A play over left tackle from Nevada AWE Oe Aiud. Sc $ ee ee ee eee ee ° thad been drained through a tunnel. . ion Blue property at North Bloom‘erations. City’s ten yard line lige . 2ODbIns,* Albert Pratti, Dick Mar=] nave escaped, was*~ mot seen at any ae es : A + Ane} 41 NOL ‘ aes * Mir, &hes 1s s 2 LE he sh Ss " t 9 te +, ye Make the conversion. (Cuitis Cia . Tiett,; Dick Bennett, and. Curtis . time. The robbery ©eccurred at . : . Bete terteteesectesertorente seater tortestoreatete atest enestertestenertecente sent teiterteoed Leeroy ; Ss . A,UitiS slbalr x} Me a sn Sabian * . Was tackicd éhind his Own goal k, about 2. o’clock; it was clean-up day SPRING HILL MINE \* : « 4 : 38 i ae 4 © . ‘ P. = 5 : : = 5; z . ' ae lines giving ‘thies “aos thie doe4 The velo Jackets will play no! on ‘the dredger. rt is not known Work has practically stopped at ‘ INC. * the. Miners. imore_ football games this season.; just what the value of .the theft the Spring Hill mine, north of Grass * e e A “ Coach Barron’s starting tiie: lage Barron is already planning . amounted to. : Valley. ° Sampling is ‘being done in % DEPAR TMENT ; ‘$7 oRE , R E—Ray Steger. ; 2 basketball season. ! Cecil md = i: Schiff fl at the adjoining Golden Gate shaft as + he : secil an oO Schi ner. wi at: ‘ . 5 “= T—Bill Bennett. j sage: { : = it is unwatered through the Golden GRASS VALLEY r. , i ‘tend the big game im Berkeley tooe oes ‘ t G—Mervin Doolittle : { 2 Gate shaft. H: R. Plate is'in charge ‘ a CC Pons k . Myers Mobley and Ben Barron morrow. : : a ago oDiassen. . will be enthusiastic spectators at the ' —_—_ ee kOe ee L G@—Morris Roberts. } . Stanford-California tomorrow. football game T——FPan Robbins, PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM NOVEMBER 23RD. TO NOVEMBER 30TH. Chanksgiving Ninner Suggestions CALIFORNIA HOME CATSUP, 14 oz. 2 for.. SNIDER’S COCKTAIL SAUCE, 14 oz.. 5S. & W. FRUIT wae is S. & W. VEGETABLE SALAD, 1s WESTLAKE TUNA, '/,s, 10c; 14s BRIARDALE CRAB, 14s Sime Wo Bree bo HOUSE PARTY OLIVES, 9 oz. 2 for.. LUNCHEON PICKLES, Sour & Dills, Pint.. CALIFORNIA HOME PICKLES, Sweet, Pint.. BRIARDALE ASPARAGUS, 1s square.. BRIARDALE SWEET POTATOES, 214s BRIARDALE PEAS, 28.000 BRIARDALE PINEAPPLE, 21s, Sliced.. S. & W. CRANBERRY SAUCE, 2s.. S. & W. MINCE MEAT, Quart Jar.. BULK MINCE MEAT, Per Ib..2. DEL MONTE PUMPKIN, 214s.. meee R. & R,. PLUM PODDING, 1 Ib.. R. & R. PLUM PUDDING, Individuals.. KNOX GELATINE ..... Christmas Candy Recipe Booklet FREE SNOWFLAKE SODAS, 2 lb. Pkg.. CALIFORNIA DATES, Per Ib.. CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, 12 oz.. WELSH’S GRAPE JUICE, Pints..... Ele eae WESTLAKE LIME RICKEY, 12 oz.......... * MARTINELLI’S CIDER, Quarts.. Half Gallons 42c; Gallons.. oe FRUIT CAKES, 25c to.. ee SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS, Per Ib.....000....... GIANNINI’S CLARET WINE, 5th oe a eeees Sanecwacpcnsccncceesteccs GIANNINI’S SAUTERNE, 5th.. GIANNINI’S PORT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL or ANGELICA, Quarts 58c; Gallons........... Is Your House Ready for it? Is the roof repaired so it will not leak > Has the cellar been made water-proof ? Don’t risk discolored walls and ruined floors be-» cause of a leaky roof. Don't take chances on a water-filled cellar ruining your winter fuel and goods stored there. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. can supply you with the materials necessary to make your house weather-proof, economically and satisfactorily. Insulate Your House Against Winter Cold and Summer Heat With Celotex 100 Percent Insulating Board Paint and Shingle Your House Against the Coming of Winter Storms and Rains, oe sad Satin Egg Shell paint for a a See our Paints and Oils interior decorations, and note the washable, harmonizing colors. Also e see our. Lustrelac Enamels with the same harmonizing colors, AND REMEMBER—YOU CAN MAKE ALL.THESE REPAIRS WITH A FEDERAL LOAN. JUST INQUIRE AT YOUR LOCAL BANK, AND CONSULT WITH The Diamond Match Co. ED WHITBEURN, Mer. “Where A Dollar Does It’s Duty” PHONE 42 205 EAST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY Zast, mM . Preston, each. i trict Cafe, mi FLOSe, ber, Dr. Ss: Larson, Feed man, Union Eddy Get, Store, ity Lloyd Edith Fred Christian Collections Scadden: . Bell, Hitchens, Williams, A ~M. Mrs. G. Robson, bert Hallett, Mrs. Tennant, Howard . Penrose, Clothing Co., Bolton, Kate Bret Harte Store, Charley Fink, Frea C. Meservey, Cleaners, W. B. Celio, . toscelli, Gene Barbari, Chester CITIZENS RESPOND (Contiuned from FPage One) Mrs. CoS: Anderson, Mrs. Helen Total $19. Mrs Jennie $1.00 Arbogast, Mrs. Eeerger, business dis . See fe Montana Ed, SchreiWright, George in the G. He Ww. George Opp: by Calanan and WwW. ww. @WMitiGersleeve, Woodman, = Ww.

R. VW Ee. Charles Wyant, j= Peterson, Alpha Stores, Kotchanpa William Etome, Sbhafti, Alice Meservewy. Jim Pierce, EFvey., Cameron Store, Frank John William Holmes, LangConti Louis Gina F"errano, , EMPIRE-STAR MINE From different sources it is learn-. 3 od the Empire-Star mine, of Grass * !Valley, plans to extend the Central % {chaft from the present 2,200 foot & I vertical level for some 800 or 1,-}% 1000 feet to open up more virgin ter 12 . ritory. Station-cutting is said to bo # _{well advanced in preparation for the . a new work. Fred W. Nobs is ment >, 8 oS i MURCHIE MINE i= The sinking of a shaft at the . ; te Murchie mine 550 feet down from . % the present 1,600 feot level, is a{; part of the Newmont company’s p Sbaffi, Tony Fraedlizzio, Dr. W: B. Hummelt, Al Seaman, Hi. L. Engle bright, Ss. Lee Teiter, Roland? Wright, Robert Tharp, Josephine Genasci, Mrs. E. ME. Austin, Elma Hecker, Mrs. Karl opp, Mr. and: Mrs. Regalia, J. M. EHime, Mr: and ' Frank Wright, Her-}; Lois Eden, Publishing Foley ELtoyd Penrose,! Ca Twin City . Camdady Store, H.! Bosworth F°iiarniture Co. . Leong Co., Nevada City Nug-! Kinkead, ae 2. Cigar Store, R. E. Harris Drus Didkerman Dudley, R. a Davey, Dr. Bostone Store, Pur-! Drug Store, . Wilson, Mrs.! V7. Ww. Reed, } Worth, Mary; wrest, Rigley : Angelo Gor! Stella Davies, . Plaza Garage, . Hartung, Union Betty M. Scheemr, Sauvee,A. Hotel, Jack Cleary, EK. Ww. Johnson, j Don C. Billick. Collections left at the Morning} Union office: Mr. an@ Mrs. Frank McCaslin, North Bloom ficeitd, Miss M. Brand, Mrs. Belle Douelass, Cliff Merriam, F. B. Finnezan, Coughlan, $1.00 each. Carroll ! . MINING NEWS _ . (Conttunea from F-age One) ore is winze of Carmel, is the owner. Sufficient being mined from a drift-and to keep the 10 stamp nill in. !ed in the wet mountain roads. company will eventually bring this . + shaft to the surface close .uto the . .& present mill site in order to increase 1% Santa is here! He's ready to production which is now held at 8,* ps eh ee gaol a Sacrer 000 tons per month, George Ker. % oe : vin is superintendent. ix What = day it’s going to gee A eae . e whirl of action and color! a ALASKA MINE iz eis will love it, and so wi Three transformers of 250 kilo 1s = sat wats each are to be installed by the Be 3 Boats, trains, blshes A P. G. & E., Co., at the Alaska mine. . * ee ie oe es, tr eae. They passed through Nevada City le et Sigal new wince! oe Wednesday. Each truck weighed i= about 10 tons and another truck o with equipment followed in order to * assist in case one of the others mir. ! The transformers at the mine are to Colley,! removed and the larger ones instalfor opening up of new territory. The ;? I : . lan . , ote PHHPTELET TEESE ETETE Hert sereT eee Ete ee ene) t,t ot, re tat Mes be ! Ms = MM Wa —S=S> SERVICE COMPLETE . . REVERENT . . Funeral Home with ency, with tact, with respect for ings of those who mourn. Holmes Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE, Every phase of the funeral ceremoney is handled by The Holmes . ]} quiet efficisacred memory and for the feel7? +, Se a 7 SH fererferterferteoferfericns ferfes) é i / vil a ry 4 ” ‘@ yy LED CPEMMELES 3. prenney Counc . “Pot tedeseteetetettete etenf fee nfeeste ede afeeoteoectesfectecteatefeaferteateateitedgenfefestecfer 3.. PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL .. & is he ate * 2 OS * iE a Beautiful 8 x 10 Portraits na eae ice pr . Your photograph is the most Prorcerapnen Grass Valley, Calif. 1 ! lB . personal gift you can give. =! : gy PHONE 67 ) & a LEY STORES. EXCELLE. lf You Can't Be T COME LIN AND INSPECT THE MANY BEAUTIFUL AND ECONOMICAL MODELS WE. E44 AVE ON DISPLAY IN OUR NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VAL‘YOU WILL LIKE THECLEAR TONE, VOLUME, AND THE NT FRECEPTION OF THE PHILCO RADIO. BE ARRANGED. FOOTE ELECTRICAL CO. Nevada City 108 Pine St. Phone 179 Listen In To the Big Game — Sat., Nov. 24, Stanford vs. California ™" = PHILCO RADIO You will be right there on the 50 yard line WITH A PHILCO RADIO. here EASY: TERMS “M A Y Grass Valley 132 Mill St. Phone 122