October 15, 1928 (6 pages)

MONDAY, OCTOBER ee diese eee a 1928 THE NEVADA CITY UNUGGE T, CALIF ORNIA THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS . Edited by the Students of N.C. H. S. STAFF TMEMBERS BU GTtOE Galsrseisecs ee Alberta Baker Senior Reporter .. Vera Toccalini Junior Reporter 2225 Nadine Sutton Sovhomore Peporter. Freshman Reporter. Buddy Roberts Betty Betitles ; EDITORIAL Shall our student body eontinue to “rough it’ in the study hall beltween classes and at morning and noon? This is the most serious prblem confronting us at present, and has been a big problem for several years. Let's show some action on the eubjeet. Miss Tayolr says, “The senior class of 1928 cannot leave a better memorial of itself to the Nevada City—high school than a competent system of senior control, that will be ecarried/on by the other classles when they become seniors. Such a system would-do more good for the school than al the tennis conrts or money given it.’’ In a former issue of our great deal was said about eontrol, but there is no control system operating yet. On Tuesday we acted very deporlably. and there was no Control Conimittee to take charge. We need leaders and suggestions. Someone must take charge to gét a system started. Those having suggestions should let.the rest of us know about them. It has been proposed that a student body meeting be call-! ed and the students. ‘‘hash’’ this subject out and plan some definite action. LET’S GO! ‘teachers and ourselves thing about this. paper a senior We owe it to our to do someSTUDENT BODY DUES sophomore and freshThe junior, men classes of the Nevada City high school can not held meetings until they pay their Student Body dues, which they seem unwilling to do. The freshmen cannot plan their YE CORNER OF YE RISQUE She leaned over ‘closer to me. Her body seemed to become limp as she let one knee slip off the other. I watehed her head. It w uncertainly and ever so slowly. Her lips were parted. Her long evelashes dropped her blue leoked out drunkenty haif She closed her terrible and pretty eyes from derneath her elosed = eyelids. (OH! BABY) hand as if tiny stavinge off a temptation. Then, as if it yond her power, she emitied a little Her hand relaxed ard her head I bent down and looked up Her were besigh. drooped. at her face. eyes were Entirely . shut. It_ was the Daughter tory. that week hissecond time had fallen asleep in That is a flying start: to foolishness. Now for some real logic. this students as: pubject of stuIn the © editorial suggested that the and out” the dent control. In my is a most exeellent plan. embie “hash estimation this is the problem of the students themselves, I think they should ‘hash it out’ without assistance from the faculty .or even the presence of any faculty member at the meeting. Notice will appear weekly sense and some nousense. This: column with some was noddi ing i une j week it is} But, as this ORGANIZE TEAMS Under ma Leschinsky, tion instructor, the guidance of Miss Thelgirls’physical educateams have been organized by the girls. The fourth period class has two teams, the “Plying Wings’’ which is composed of upperclassmen and the. ‘Grinning Gorillas’? composed of freshmen. The seventh period class team is known ‘as the ‘Dashing Devils’’. Each of thése teams is divided into two divisions, the purple and gold. -The captains of these divisions are: Flying Wings Geraldine Tiarsen . Purple . Gold ee Lillie Sowden Grinning Gorillas ‘PULple. 2 Margaret White GOING p-srcrres Re LE leanor Schrieber Dashing Devils ioe SUMS bases eeend wis ae Edith Casci 28) ee Be ee eee ey Alberta Bake1 These teams will compete in baseball, basketball, and other games. GLOOOOM~CHASERS N. C. H. S. is split on the coming The following /’ conversa . tion is a good example of the usual Nancy: What is ithe aphabet? Daughter: I'll bite. What is it? Naney: ‘H’. The: start of Hoover and the end. of Smith. : (It might be added that a general ‘battle followed.) . election. the best ietter in Lost: Fox terrier; rough coat, black on head, side tail. I guess these new “side tail”’ perps haven’t arrived up here in the yet DE SBATING TE! TEAMS CHOSEN . oo ets To My Chicken Thief present N.-C. H.-S. -in California Public The members’ of the team are Helen Chapman Speaking Jones with alternate. Nancy from nine metnbers preliminary student body. On November 2 the party which delays one of our good times. Thé juniors’ had difficulty getting their members together . in a ‘‘gathering’’ to choose class! rings. Everything cculd be mad easier if all would pay. Every sort of an indueement has been offered and if they don’t wake up and pay we shall have to resort to the ‘“‘tag’’ system. Those who have not paid will look very much out of place. among those who are wearing tags for having paid. ORDER PLAN SUGGESTED Miss Whelan has gestion to enforce der, a system used in school in which she formerly taught. ' At the head of this control system is the mayor, who is similar student body president. With him in charge the students make the laws, and if they are disobeyed, ders are brought before him. If the offense cannot be handled by the mayor, it is then taken to the *principal. A chief of police is elected to enforce the laws and he appoints several officers to assist him. So well does this system work in the Michigan sechoo!, that the teachers ihe oheted. as asugstudent body ora Michigan . to our the offeni the team is scheduled to meet ‘ here. at Escalon. bated is: Resolved; each growers of California GIRES PICNIC comedy called ‘‘Peppinge th tion’ Their Difiieulties program, play ‘Courting Under both generously apy ‘he students. The the sin members of juniors were in charge of ging. the senior class very exciting and wierd ghost story. After partaking of the eats, we were all ready to go home. Even . thoueh the weather was cold, an enjoyable time was had by all. JOIN THE! ROOTERS Students have been chosen to rethe ‘Central League.”’ affirmative and PierGeorge Noyes as These teams were chosen who took part in debates held before the affirmative Turlock Mr. The negative will meet Escalon . introduce a new two-minute-to-class 4 The question to be dethat the canning should ywn and operate their own canneries. sauded by . One of the read a The car+—-blanket-that—youstole, with the last consignment of poultry from my chicken coop was an all wool blanket. If your foresight had not been blinded with boot-leg liquor you would have taken my ice machine instead, for along, son Tuttle with Gertrude Marriott . : as alternate. The members of the where you're going a refrigerator negative team are Alberta Baker and plant would be more appropriate than a wool blanket. OUZY BALDWIN. TIME LIMITED found it Isensee necessary to system. Two minutes after each class a bell is rung, and each student must be in his next class by that time or stay out and take a zero for that There has been a rush for classes since the bell system has period. been used. This system was necessary to keep the students from taking ; The Girls’ Association held a pie. ; their time between classes. ; nie at four o'clock Friday, October He also requires the students to 12, at. Memorial Park. be in the study hall at nine o'clock Mr. Griffith kindly let us heve the}and-one_ o’clock, if they expect to Sub House in whic ine siunts were ,enter to study. After these times performed. The frechmhen put on‘a! they are barred from entering until Ques. school begins ’. The sophomores were next on . i ws sit. AMONG OTHER THINGS . Well, the first reports are over, and we, are ready to start on. our nine month’s ‘grind. Did I ’say READY? I meant “OUGHT to be” of course, . The yearly warning is being broad‘east. This, with more or i tions according to teacher . student, tends sion that if othe iess varia, time, and to give the impresslightest exeuse can be found to’ warrant the measure, . . . . . . . ‘ ; . any student, especially any senior i] i} . are able to leave to attend other The vell leaders, Murchie, Sandow, implicated, will not be allowed to schools. to see what methods they and Rernard are*trying to organize } DANS, ug fact the peneral impression are using. They are able to depend a rooting section, ,.They want the shchsighsaee that : me faculty's wateh on the students. The “police force” trenrbers of this rooting section to word is, blade: eet eNO PASS: takes charge of classes and mainibe at every pane to show. the ether . The polities! campaign now on tains good order and study condi. sohools Bet ered a Sh) Bae a ee es Se SS i ane one? tions ,aweke Student Association. juan Tuesday. The Smith followers t bah ce caw aueeartan aa lias . Alt the students, who are not go. ware generous enough to put the proven satisfactory in one school, 1108 out for athieties, should eip. Pieture oe Haninison an the wall why not in ous? If any of the oth. the ones who are going out by join#long with Smith's, while the rabid er teachers know of othr syst ma . ns the. rgoting section. In-tds way siete Psion tolapgie . ony that have been.used satisfactorily in everyone is not. only packing the Hoover's: picture. It did not make other schools, we should like to: hear .teams, but is also upholding the miueh difference, however, for neither . i; good. name of: N. C.H. S. preture remained in piaee iong them TWINS LEAVE Salvin, Fisher retiirued here Tuesday with his brother, Caswell. Calvin ig now going to Coismerce high in San Franciseo. Caswe!l has decid ed to return with ‘Cal’ to Francisco where they will school together. Nevada , City loss of these two boys, that they will return soor. ~ 103T San go to hich regrets the and. hopes WRITTEN BY A SER The Engli 10R sh If and IV classes find At Student Body Dance My Balance, Bae ore Deynes Foley , My Shoe.:.-:..-.Bernice Eden) Gladys: “What keeps the moon from falling?” Carl: “It must be the ae “be obtained in the ‘fifty cents each. most interesting and, map bocks to play, laziest (huh”) with that could state of Califorlarge’ sum of nia. They cost the enough for than their well moment gedyraod' more a very short glance at known features, WHO We WON that producing Shakespeare’s plays ‘is mere. play. In. the’ DBngislth JI classes seenes from ‘Midsummer Last ivouday™ noon two boys hid Night’s Dream’’ were produced with ,;a disagreement which caused one ef wierd costumes and vettings. ‘‘Mae-! the boys to carry a bluish, lavendar beth” siven by the ERaglish TV elass -e'rele, about his eye for ai week. was a master production, showing; The other boy’s nose is still ‘a trifle true dramatic ablity. The preat' red from a right hook thet brought tragedy of the scenes caused.:the forth a erimson fluid. The hays are audience te gasp. , naw the best cf friends? We hone : a ee i they will remain so. Semethinge new and different hasSarkar been ivitroduced inte the*hieh sehool. Byron in econamies: ‘thi scr sie The worid history. classes heve the} posin’ a°’man hod anote hevtee and extrycar._If he rente? his—e: try house and extry ear, he won’? have more money to buy moro cxtry honses and extry cars.” . : . Subscribe [uy =e Nugget . chance with your dream girl. UNCLE CHARLIES COLUMN Dear Uncle Charlie: I_ am desperately tall, exceedingly thin girl. Bity Uncle harlie, don’t be misled by the fact that she is skinny. Her personality and good looks make up this deficiency. Now, I ama little, short, funny looking fellow and I would like to know’ what chance I have of winning this maiden. Milton Masters. Milton: Haven’t you’ heard that unlikes attract? Well, it’s true and it gives you every chance in the world. And don’t be bashful at her slenderness. I once loved a girl that was-so thin, that if it weren't for her Adam’s apple she wouldn’t have had any shape. She was so straight up and down that people caled her six o’clock,* and one day when she swalowed some red_ ink, everybody thought she was a thermometer. Dear So you see, Mitonl, you have a fine And if gun and that she you have any rivals, buy a bump them off—show her belongs to you alone. Yours to the last bullet, Uncle Charke. Dear Uncle Charlie: I really like a nice boy, but sometimes he makes’ me tired. What shall I do? Marie Odgers. Dear Marie: Stop running after him. Uncle Charlie. Dear Uncle Charlie: If you are so. smart as you say, in, love with, a_ suppose you tell me how many hairs there are on a monkey’s . Ray. Dear Ray: Miss Taylor’s father of Grass Valley is suffering from a paralytic stroke. The students of the Nevada City high school eover soon. hope he will reAlberta: ‘How can I from falling asleep?’’ Nancy: ‘“‘Don't let them turn in.” keep my feet A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE W.M. SELL, Jr. T.E. FARROW _ i i’ Milton charge, officer?’’ Joe Blake: ated.” JOKES a Masters: “Driving Get Your Home Printed Stationery at The Nugget “What's the while infatuCo AV ane OURS IS A THREEPOINT ER STE SN >> Ps, onsiderate Courteous ei icientSERVICE Consideration for your family at a_time of trial and sorrow. Courtesy in every act of our principals and assistants. Efficiency in every detail of the our funeral direction, family of all nee relieving dless anxiety. THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME 246 Sacramento St., Telephone 203 153 South Auburn St., Telephone 56 Nevada City Grass Valley Practical mining percentage of sulphurets, values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, promptly attended to. Agent for automobile insurance. value of sulphurets, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free. gold value of sulphurets and lead-and-eopper. Mail order: check wor!" New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurances companies. Also THIS LETTER is a better advertisement than any we could write, This letter proves the value of a Trust Fund Savings Account. It shows how this special type of account operates to the great advantage of heirs. Yet it also has all the advantages of an ordis bank makes Mary savings account an.’ no charge for its services. Now is the time to start a Trust Fund Savings Account here. Why not come.inseaday and . => talk it over with any of our executives? Gis, Valey Nevada City Breauch,.Grass Valley Branch, Nevada WVity UNITED SECURITY BANK AND. TRS TE adlec RlilS BSD OFF CE ~ Bam rn

MONDAY, OCTOBER ee diese eee a 1928 THE NEVADA CITY UNUGGE T, CALIF ORNIA THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS . Edited by the Students of N.C. H. S. STAFF TMEMBERS BU GTtOE Galsrseisecs ee Alberta Baker Senior Reporter .... Vera Toccalini Junior Reporter 2225 Nadine Sutton Sovhomore Peporter. Freshman Reporter.. Buddy Roberts Betty Betitles ; EDITORIAL Shall our student body eontinue to “rough it’ in the study hall beltween classes and at morning and noon? This is the most serious prblem confronting us at present, and has been a big problem for several years. Let's show some action on the eubjeet. Miss Tayolr says, “The senior class of 1928 cannot leave a better memorial of itself to the Nevada City—high school than a competent system of senior control, that will be ecarried/on by the other classles when they become seniors. Such a system would-do more good for the school than al the tennis conrts or money given it.’’ In a former issue of our great deal was said about eontrol, but there is no control system operating yet. On Tuesday we acted very deporlably. and there was no Control Conimittee to take charge. We need leaders and suggestions. Someone must take charge to gét a system started. Those having suggestions should let.the rest of us know about them. It has been proposed that a student body meeting be call-! ed and the students. ‘‘hash’’ this subject out and plan some definite action. LET’S GO! ‘teachers and ourselves thing about this. paper a senior We owe it to our to do someSTUDENT BODY DUES sophomore and freshThe junior, men classes of the Nevada City high school can not held meetings until they pay their Student Body dues, which they seem unwilling to do. The freshmen cannot plan their YE CORNER OF YE RISQUE She leaned over ‘closer to me. Her body seemed to become limp as she let one knee slip off the other. I watehed her head. It w uncertainly and ever so slowly. Her lips were parted. Her long evelashes dropped her blue leoked out drunkenty haif She closed her terrible and pretty eyes from derneath her elosed = eyelids. (OH! BABY) hand as if tiny stavinge off a temptation. Then, as if it yond her power, she emitied a little Her hand relaxed ard her head I bent down and looked up Her were besigh. drooped. at her face. eyes were Entirely . shut. It_ was the Daughter tory. that week hissecond time had fallen asleep in That is a flying start: to foolishness. Now for some real logic. this students as: pubject of stuIn the © editorial suggested that the and out” the dent control. In my is a most exeellent plan. embie “hash estimation this is the problem of the students themselves, I think they should ‘hash it out’ without assistance from the faculty .or even the presence of any faculty member at the meeting. Notice will appear weekly sense and some nousense. This: column with some was noddi ing i une j week it is} But, as this ORGANIZE TEAMS Under ma Leschinsky, tion instructor, the guidance of Miss Thelgirls’physical educateams have been organized by the girls. The fourth period class has two teams, the “Plying Wings’’ which is composed of upperclassmen and the. ‘Grinning Gorillas’? composed of freshmen. The seventh period class team is known ‘as the ‘Dashing Devils’’. Each of thése teams is divided into two divisions, the purple and gold. -The captains of these divisions are: Flying Wings Geraldine Tiarsen . Purple . Gold ee Lillie Sowden Grinning Gorillas ‘PULple. 2 Margaret White GOING p-srcrres Re LE leanor Schrieber Dashing Devils ioe SUMS bases eeend wis ae Edith Casci 28) ee Be ee eee ey Alberta Bake1 These teams will compete in baseball, basketball, and other games. GLOOOOM~CHASERS N. C. H. S. is split on the coming The following /’ conversa . tion is a good example of the usual Nancy: What is ithe aphabet? Daughter: I'll bite. What is it? Naney: ‘H’. The: start of Hoover and the end. of Smith. : (It might be added that a general ‘battle followed.) . election. the best ietter in Lost: Fox terrier; rough coat, black on head, side tail. I guess these new “side tail”’ perps haven’t arrived up here in the yet DE SBATING TE! TEAMS CHOSEN . oo ets To My Chicken Thief present N.-C. H.-S. -in California Public The members’ of the team are Helen Chapman Speaking Jones with alternate. Nancy from nine metnbers preliminary student body. On November 2 the party which delays one of our good times. Thé juniors’ had difficulty getting their members together . in a ‘‘gathering’’ to choose class! rings. Everything cculd be mad easier if all would pay. Every sort of an indueement has been offered and if they don’t wake up and pay we shall have to resort to the ‘“‘tag’’ system. Those who have not paid will look very much out of place. among those who are wearing tags for having paid. ORDER PLAN SUGGESTED Miss Whelan has gestion to enforce der, a system used in school in which she formerly taught. ' At the head of this control system is the mayor, who is similar student body president. With him in charge the students make the laws, and if they are disobeyed, ders are brought before him. If the offense cannot be handled by the mayor, it is then taken to the *principal. A chief of police is elected to enforce the laws and he appoints several officers to assist him. So well does this system work in the Michigan sechoo!, that the teachers ihe oheted. as asugstudent body ora Michigan . to our the offeni the team is scheduled to meet ‘ here. at Escalon. bated is: Resolved; each growers of California GIRES PICNIC comedy called ‘‘Peppinge th tion’ Their Difiieulties program, play ‘Courting Under both generously apy ‘he students. The the sin members of juniors were in charge of ging. the senior class very exciting and wierd ghost story. After partaking of the eats, we were all ready to go home. Even . thoueh the weather was cold, an enjoyable time was had by all. JOIN THE! ROOTERS Students have been chosen to rethe ‘Central League.”’ affirmative and PierGeorge Noyes as These teams were chosen who took part in debates held before the affirmative Turlock Mr. The negative will meet Escalon . introduce a new two-minute-to-class 4 The question to be dethat the canning should ywn and operate their own canneries. sauded by . One of the read a The car+—-blanket-that—youstole, with the last consignment of poultry from my chicken coop was an all wool blanket. If your foresight had not been blinded with boot-leg liquor you would have taken my ice machine instead, for along, son Tuttle with Gertrude Marriott . : as alternate. The members of the where you're going a refrigerator negative team are Alberta Baker and plant would be more appropriate than a wool blanket.

OUZY BALDWIN. TIME LIMITED found it Isensee necessary to system. Two minutes after each class a bell is rung, and each student must be in his next class by that time or stay out and take a zero for that There has been a rush for classes since the bell system has period. been used. This system was necessary to keep the students from taking ; The Girls’ Association held a pie. ; their time between classes. ; nie at four o'clock Friday, October He also requires the students to 12, at. Memorial Park. be in the study hall at nine o'clock Mr. Griffith kindly let us heve the}and-one_ o’clock, if they expect to Sub House in whic ine siunts were ,enter to study. After these times performed. The frechmhen put on‘a! they are barred from entering until Ques. school begins ’. The sophomores were next on . i ws sit. AMONG OTHER THINGS . Well, the first reports are over, and we, are ready to start on. our nine month’s ‘grind. Did I ’say READY? I meant “OUGHT to be” of course, . The yearly warning is being broad‘east. This, with more or i tions according to teacher . student, tends sion that if othe iess varia, time, and to give the impresslightest exeuse can be found to’ warrant the measure, . . . . . . . ‘ ; . any student, especially any senior i] i} . are able to leave to attend other The vell leaders, Murchie, Sandow, implicated, will not be allowed to schools. to see what methods they and Rernard are*trying to organize } DANS, ug fact the peneral impression are using. They are able to depend a rooting section, ,.They want the shchsighsaee that : me faculty's wateh on the students. The “police force” trenrbers of this rooting section to word is, blade: eet eNO PASS: takes charge of classes and mainibe at every pane to show. the ether . The polities! campaign now on tains good order and study condi. sohools Bet ered a Sh) Bae a ee es Se SS i ane one? tions ,aweke Student Association. juan Tuesday. The Smith followers t bah ce caw aueeartan aa lias . Alt the students, who are not go. ware generous enough to put the proven satisfactory in one school, 1108 out for athieties, should eip. Pieture oe Haninison an the wall why not in ous? If any of the oth. the ones who are going out by join#long with Smith's, while the rabid er teachers know of othr syst ma . ns the. rgoting section. In-tds way siete Psion tolapgie . ony that have been.used satisfactorily in everyone is not. only packing the Hoover's: picture. It did not make other schools, we should like to: hear .teams, but is also upholding the miueh difference, however, for neither . i; good. name of: N. C.H. S. preture remained in piaee iong them TWINS LEAVE Salvin, Fisher retiirued here Tuesday with his brother, Caswell. Calvin ig now going to Coismerce high in San Franciseo. Caswe!l has decid ed to return with ‘Cal’ to Francisco where they will school together. Nevada , City loss of these two boys, that they will return soor. ~ 103T San go to hich regrets the and. hopes WRITTEN BY A SER The Engli 10R sh If and IV classes find At Student Body Dance My Balance, Bae ore Deynes Foley , My Shoe.:..-:...-.Bernice Eden) Gladys: “What keeps the moon from falling?” Carl: “It must be the ae “be obtained in the ‘fifty cents each. most interesting and, map bocks to play, laziest (huh”) with that could state of Califorlarge’ sum of nia. They cost the enough for than their well moment gedyraod' more a very short glance at known features, WHO We WON that producing Shakespeare’s plays ‘is mere. play.. In. the’ DBngislth JI classes seenes from ‘Midsummer Last ivouday™ noon two boys hid Night’s Dream’’ were produced with ,;a disagreement which caused one ef wierd costumes and vettings. ‘‘Mae-! the boys to carry a bluish, lavendar beth” siven by the ERaglish TV elass -e'rele, about his eye for ai week. was a master production, showing; The other boy’s nose is still ‘a trifle true dramatic ablity. The preat' red from a right hook thet brought tragedy of the scenes caused.:the forth a erimson fluid. The hays are audience te gasp. , naw the best cf friends? We hone : a ee i they will remain so. Semethinge new and different hasSarkar been ivitroduced inte the*hieh sehool. Byron in econamies: ‘thi scr sie The worid history. classes heve the} posin’ a°’man hod anote hevtee and extrycar._If he rente? his—e: try house and extry ear, he won’? have more money to buy moro cxtry honses and extry cars.” . : . Subscribe [uy =e Nugget . chance with your dream girl. UNCLE CHARLIES COLUMN Dear Uncle Charlie: I_ am desperately tall, exceedingly thin girl. Bity Uncle harlie, don’t be misled by the fact that she is skinny. Her personality and good looks make up this deficiency. Now, I ama little, short, funny looking fellow and I would like to know’ what chance I have of winning this maiden. Milton Masters. Milton: Haven’t you’ heard that unlikes attract? Well, it’s true and it gives you every chance in the world. And don’t be bashful at her slenderness. I once loved a girl that was-so thin, that if it weren't for her Adam’s apple she wouldn’t have had any shape. She was so straight up and down that people caled her six o’clock,* and one day when she swalowed some red_ ink, everybody thought she was a thermometer. Dear So you see, Mitonl, you have a fine And if gun and that she you have any rivals, buy a bump them off—show her belongs to you alone. Yours to the last bullet, Uncle Charke. Dear Uncle Charlie: I really like a nice boy, but sometimes he makes’ me tired. What shall I do? Marie Odgers. Dear Marie: Stop running after him. Uncle Charlie. Dear Uncle Charlie: If you are so. smart as you say, in, love with, a_ suppose you tell me how many hairs there are on a monkey’s . Ray. Dear Ray: Miss Taylor’s father of Grass Valley is suffering from a paralytic stroke. The students of the Nevada City high school eover soon. hope he will reAlberta: ‘How can I from falling asleep?’’ Nancy: ‘“‘Don't let them turn in.” keep my feet A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE W.M. SELL, Jr. T.E. FARROW _ i i’ Milton charge, officer?’’ Joe Blake: ated.” JOKES a Masters: “Driving Get Your Home Printed Stationery at The Nugget “What's the while infatuCo AV ane OURS IS A THREEPOINT ER STE SN >> Ps, onsiderate Courteous ei icientSERVICE Consideration for your family at a_time of trial and sorrow. Courtesy in every act of our principals and assistants. Efficiency in every detail of the our funeral direction, family of all nee relieving dless anxiety. THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME 246 Sacramento St., Telephone 203 153 South Auburn St., Telephone 56 Nevada City Grass Valley Practical mining percentage of sulphurets, values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, promptly attended to. Agent for automobile insurance. value of sulphurets, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free. gold value of sulphurets and lead-and-eopper. Mail order: check wor!" New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurances companies. Also THIS LETTER is a better advertisement than any we could write, This letter proves the value of a Trust Fund Savings Account. It shows how this special type of account operates to the great advantage of heirs. Yet it also has all the advantages of an ordis bank makes Mary savings account an.’ no charge for its services. Now is the time to start a Trust Fund Savings Account here. Why not come.inseaday and . => talk it over with any of our executives? Gis, Valey Nevada City Breauch,.Grass Valley Branch, Nevada WVity UNITED SECURITY BANK AND. TRS TE adlec RlilS BSD OFF CE ~ Bam rn