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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

November 5, 1928 (8 pages)

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Salestuipunrmaneiatapcenatesuanesiasennaimmapecentoesente renee MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1928 _ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA or mae See RENEW FRIENDSHIP SEAWELL GETS COUNT HIGH SCHOOL VOTING In the straw ballot taken at the high school Friday, Jerry Seawell . popular candidate for the assembly, !trips Thursday in the interest of the showed a majortiy of 18 votes over Danford Sales Company of. which Virgil Danford, who is one of the ‘erack salesmen of the Pacific Coast, was in Nevada City on one of his his opponent, receiving 6#-votes. . he is the president and general pee Prosperous mines around Nevada jager. He renewed acquaintancse with City will do a great deal toward , they having been in business in the same town in Sonoma county some tive in the assembly it will help put;years ago:. He was the guest of Nevada City on the map again. A!Major and Mrs. F. H. Chapman vote for Seawell is a vote for min. while here, they being related by ing prosperity. marriage. building up our high school and if we have a good mining representaRe ete adeabertestestestente testa steaesfeate teat tesiesleete oes sles ele ste ste eslenteae olestentestenielesleniesteaiesieniene deletes Me Bre stesteae Me. UNIVERSAL WOOD HEATERS. . 1 . ——— MN pees Sesto sestesteifetierette rier ite stork balan aes == = SEC UU {= i : . NK THE fete Se she shes otentes ie cas . . FOREST UNIVERSAL 2 Sack Give More Heat for Less Money! The Forest “UNIVERSAL” shown has large end Feed =? Door and swing top cover. Has a heavy cast iron lining. GY, eter ete i aS When selecting your new Heate be sure it it is a “UNIVERSAL” so you will be assured continued satisfaction for many years. Ask to see the new CIRCULATOR Heater. We have a complete line of Stove board, pipe, elbows, ash shovels, pokers, etc. NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO. * Pete rt hesenteeleoteatertealesestestetestentestenienteteiiested feet Handsome STRAP WATCH The watch every active man prefers. because it combines style and dependability of movement! Choose from a glorious assortment of the season’s newest creations. Pay Part On Credit HER TUNG & SON : Grass Valley 124 Mill Street RPashsteceboobertetestectenests eoteoteoteod ote fe teteobete ode iste stadia atest oetentbeseatestesetesteetesie om <a 2% "a tee es NOW IS THE TIME— TO HAVE YOUR WINTER COAT CLEANED Neste stesfoste fe ate. , meee Better bring it in while you can get along without it Our Nevada City Branch is at The National Hotel We Call Mondays and Thursdays Work Delivered Next Trip GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS 8 Ed Burtner, Proprietor Phone 375W 111 West Main St. ee els Bp ae he se Fe rook ahe she nga ole shea Leake afe ole fe ste ate ole ote ole ele efenlertonleods ole cle niesls eleafe nfo ole ots Le forte sleoke ale ote oe o Pate Ne Me he Me steste state she he stealer ” ek te ht Me. ere te Steet eee See ee Soe oer NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Ghstewical: Surgical, ‘Medicinal and Xfe Cases Modern -Equipment Nevada Cit: _ Maseosensnenesasasanansseronasoosssoosentenses tenn Sant reeeteet' *iesh Each Week . ‘link in the highway will commence ‘The Forest Service . F . Yuba Pass Route thru Leials . Washington by Congressman EngleAe eogeederteafosfesetestenteogoogedoafertentesteopeetesteniendecteg physician in Nevada City and Grass ‘ed ona BRIDGE SERIES WILL START NEXT MONDAY . The first of the “series of bridge . articles which will be run by The . Nugget this winter has reached this i office and will appear in next Monday’s issue. The publisher has alThe Nugget publisher while. in town, . ready been asked by a number of bridge fans as to when the series . would start. Fans are invited to send in their solutions of the problems each week , and the ones making’ the nearest play to the solution as arrived at by The Nugget bridge expert, will 4be announced. WynneFerguson, nationally known expert, prepares the problems and calls the plays. The series appear only in The’ ‘Nugget in this section of the state. YUBA PASS SURVEYS s ARE NOW! BEING RU : Government surveyors are. at work setting the grade and right of } i way stakes on the Yuba Pass high. rE Ri way between Downieville and Sierra . i City. It is expected that the work oe . of clearing the right of way will be . completed and that the of the last by spring work of construction early next year. This 13 mile stretch of road, nor‘row, crooked and full ‘of steep pitches, has been the chief obstruction to large tourist travel over the Yuba Pass, one of the lowest passes across the Sierra that California has. has been res;ponsible for the funds © which have i been expended for the highway east lof Sierra City and will provide the ‘funds thru the Bureau of Roads for the completion. of the work. The state highway commission has been maintaining a lively interest in the its new offiand with the help” given in , bright in conjunction. with the For‘est Service officials, gives every ‘promise of early completion of this .important projeet. Heidrich of Dutch Flat, Dro As W: visited in Grass Valley Thursday. *He at .one time was a practicing ; with Mrs. W. P. Jones ‘assist her in . refreshments were served. THE $0 SOCIAL WHIRL MRS. W. P. JONES HAS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION The Birthday Club met Tuesday Tuesday to properiy cele>rating her natal anniversary. Sewing and social patter was enjoyed .Refreshments were served by the hostess. COSTUME PARTY GIVEN AT WILLIAM SPROULS A custume party was given at the William Sproul home in Grass Valley on Wednesday evening and attended by fifteen. couples who enjoyed Hallowe’en games _ until the wee hours of the morning: Toothsome refreshments were served by ; the hosts. , MRS. MOOSER ENTERTAINS ‘MEMBERS OF LOIS CLUB The members of the Lois Club of Grass Valley were’ entertained by s. A. H. Mooser at. her home Wednesday afternoon. -—— ELLIS CLARK CELEBRATES : THIRTEENTH BIRTHDAY
The Henry Clark home on Nevada street was the scene of a happy gathering when Ellis Clark invited in a numbér of his yéung friends to help him celebrate his thirteenth birthday. Hallowe’en games were enjoyed for some hours after which ELKS RAVIOLA DINNER WAS GREATLY ENJOYED The raviola and chicken dinner served by the Elks Thursday night ‘drew out a large gathering of the antlered brethren who enjoyed one of the finest dinners that has been served in many moons. A number of visiting Bills were — present for the occasion. Meyers Mobley, Dr. John Bell and Arthur M. Hoge” were announced as the feast providers for two weeks hence. MRS. JEANETTE WOODY HONORED BY STARS Mrs. Jeanette Woody, Matron of Aurora Chapter, was tendered a delightful evening of entertainment by the other officers of the Chapter at the meeting last week. A number of visiting Stars were present. Cards, music and refreshments were enjoyed and a guest prize was presented Mrs. Lee Valley. John Roth of San Juan was a bu. FRANK DAVIES SPENT HIS siness visitor in Grass Valley Wed-! ENTIRE LIFE COMMUNITY nesday. We see where there has-been an! organized effort made to endow a chair ofhumor in some deserving university. Probably the chair will consist of an old Ford. body mountdias, with selected wise “eracks chalked tastefully on the sur$94.75 . face. If there is anything in the worid more changeable than a is some other woman. CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One. cent a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum, rate, 25c, one time, 50c, for momth. I! HAVE INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in> my dressmaking shop on kind will be promptly executed: Mrs. Ira Andrews, residence just back of W. P. Jones. ; 26tf ¥OR SALE FOR SALE — Player piano for belance due. Piano now _ in this vicinity. Ellas Marx Musie Company, Sacramento California. "BABY CHICKS: White Lez (Tanered-Thornwell strain), chorn ns Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds (Queen Bess strain),. and Turkens. Special low prices to broiler plants in lots of 500 or more. tnoch Crews, Seabright, California. 37-40* woman it Nevada: Street, and orders for work of this! . a thorough Frank Davfes, prominent candidaté for supervisor to represent the first district, was born in Forest 'and has spent his entire life in this ‘seetion of the state The.past sixteen years he has' lived in Nevada City . which has given him a keen insight ‘into the needs of this district. In an interview with The Nugget Saturday, Mr.Davies said: “TI will ‘have no ‘political debts to pay and ‘have made no promises to anybody to appoint them to replace anyone . NOW employed hy the vcounty. J premise if elected” 88 supervisor to serve the people of this district to the best of my ability in every way, . to see that the county gets full value for every cent it spends and to , work for the best interest of the entire district the year around the whole time I.am in office. I shall to spend every cent on the .roads that is warranted by traffic . conditions and not on any particular {road to the detriment of the other routes. I feel_ that I can serve the county acceptably in the of superviscr and.to give business administration. “I wish to thank my friends for their many expressions of interest in my campaign .and to assure them that T will give the best in me if elected, to. the first district. ; work deserving capacity NEVADA TELEPHONE 115 FOR TO THE ELECT HIM TOMORROW! FRANK DAVIES SUPERVISOR, FIRST DISTRICT COUNTY TRANSPORTATION POLLS e+ an eee . } Worthy . i Te ee ee he Oe a i a RO eldnnedetnininitetdnebeeietett Fata i ee a ee i ee ed CECESESPEEESere The Nugget ls Your Home Town Paper ae = ee mes > — aici ibeicsndauesesesescensedesisoesssessnestee SPECIAL THIS WEEK . oe seat rat Metts ie seaeale senda sheen ste ate she aeohe tenses pete terse onto Double Duty Laying Mash, 100 fb sack ..... $2.90 n@ , Std * Lestesfeaerferferfeteree ed ford Campfire Salad Oil, Vy gallon % + 50c bottle Shampoo and 4 bars Wool Soap for 50c ee Holiday Brand Nut Margarine 2 Ibs for 45c Milk, all brands ... : Whole Wheat Vegetized-Wafers—<«--0Contains five different ene PPPOE Out.of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC. “The Best for Less’ sesteoeste otefenfeoefesteteategesfeateagestestete teofeterfeotatenterfenfetecteatestet ~ oO ee ee + Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City + eaten o900000804000440800008405 teste eleotenteatenteolestenterieeteofert i Leketetetetetstesteteitnbnbnbinneneeeobtoeseeetete eel tetele oeeteteteteteteteateteteteetectete YOU WORKED HARD FOR YOUR MONEY MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK HARD FOR YOU Place it in a Pass Book Account Where it Earns 6 PER CENT From the day each deposit is made with the Nevada County Building and Loan Association. Z Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Put in any amount at any time and it earns 6 per tetHlellieintliieieieieieieieiuieioiieieinieieinieleicieieinieieieininieieieiey -cent from that day until the day it is withdrawn. Interest payabe monthly. Under State Supervision NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND Hileldiniy * LOAN ASSOCIATION * * Nevada City Grass Valley dofebofeifedetetes! Ne ole ere te erke fee lene fete rferferter tote erg eng eho fokerieries lesssabbccias t *: ale aReatesteatesfeatefe rte te sleateolesteaeste stent sles se ateile seals siete sesleaie she siealesheate nleiteiease lene lente oes gett teal = : aida SALE : WE HAVE MADE DRASTIC PRICE CUTS CLOTHING, SHOES, RUBBER FOOTWEAR AND CROCKERY BE SURE TO GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE BARGAINS WHILE THE STOCK LASTS CLINCH MERCANTILE CO. NEVADA COUNTY’S SHOPPING CENTER ‘Bui ot the Bie Low-Price Store Genre, Valley : 3 es ai ad ad ht aah Seieoieieiiiotdebeg gleglegigy Serre ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF — . _" .