October 16, 1930 (6 pages)

Fo es AU ER bor es ART ae, eae ee eee ee oo * ee a a Se ae ee i wm ae anne Ae SD SOs ee wee, CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cetit a word for first insertion. two cents 4 word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c¢, one time, 50¢ for month. The weather for the past week just keeps one jumping. We are having all sorts and temperatures. “We hope it may soon settle down and then give us some of the usual delightful Otober weather for which this section is noted. The San Juan Ridge seems to be the Mecca of hunters. Many hunting parties have visited this section. in. the past week. : ‘A. Browning and his mother made a trip to this place Friday. Wm. Hatch was a Sunday visitor. FOR SALE—Camp trailer, deep box, good tires fabric cover. $30.00. Also, Grant Six Sedan, would make fine truck. Make offer. Frank C. Coates, _ 4-3-tf. oe SPECIAL__A first class ‘upright piano, $65.00. 1 Victrola, $25.00, bem es Maree ey — WwW. E. Moulton made a trip to new furniture and floor’ coverings. Washington Saturday y : : A] t=) sf a H. BELOUD, 113 West Main oe {Lawrence Powell with 4 friend Grass Valley. from Oakland is visiting his father Dr. A. J. Powell, at this place. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Fogarty of Marysville, and Miss Dona, were Saturday and Sunday visitors. ‘Mr. Glenn Orr and Miss Hasletts attended the dance at Sweetwater Saturday night. We are pleased to learn that the young folks of the Ridge have formed a Social club at Sweetwater and we : look forward to mary social’ pleasures this fall and winter. ‘The S. J. R. W. U. A. held their regular meeting at San Juan, Sunday. There was a fine attendance and much business was transacted. The report from the committee on camp stew was $71.00 which, after expenses were paid, did not leave much money. . Mr. and Mrs. Capp and children of Rough and Ready spent Sunday with friends in Birchville. Clyde Fogarty and Mr. and Mrs. ~ ALE HELP WANTED RELIABLE MAN WANTED__to call On farmers in. Nevada county. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. First and ”whomas.Dept. F, 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. APPLE SALE— is now on. at Shaw’s Fruit Stand. Best varieties and finest qualities. Prices: $1.00 to $1.25 and $1.50 per lug. Between Grass Valley and Nevada City. 42—43 FOR SALE—4 quartz, 2 placei claims. $15,000 cash. C. ‘Cc. Bennetts, Edward’s Bridge, Nevada City Pp. O. North of Hodge Development Company. LOCATION NOTICES— Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5¢e each. CEDAR SHINGLES, ALL GRADES Shingles for the Wall, Cabinet, Chicken Honse Ete. per thousand $2.75. 6-2 Standard Star A Star per thousand $4.00 5-2 Extra Star A Star per thousand, ..---------2------0--re e007 $4.50 6-2 Premiums, 75 per cent vertical grain, per thousand 5-2 Perfects 100 per cent vertical grain per thousand..---$5.50 Be ready for the long winter. You can afford a new roof at the 6-2 Cedar SAVING TEN GALT (Ont.)—Instead of investing a dime Hubbard used an pipe. As a result ef his thrift Hubbard was richer by $80. THE NEVADA A MAN EIGHTY DOLLARS — in a cheap hammer, Thomas old! piece of gas 3. Happening. to look inside the pipe had contained 4 wad of bills consisting of eight ten dolpills. were still in good condition and Hubbard shook hands with himself], dad Called it a diy. . Verne Fogarty and little daughter visited relatives in French Corral and Birchville Sunday. : After the summer vacation the Union Sunday School re-opened last Sunday in French Corral with Irvin Barbara: McMinn as president. : Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haslett and two little sons and a brother, Elmer Haslett of Yuba City, visited their father, J. R. Haslett and family of this place, Sunday! Mr. George Pantages of Rosville, had business here Monday. Mr. Shaw. of San Francisco was a/> Tuesday visitor. Mr. and, Mrs. George Murphy, SS and Mr. M. Keleher wio' are visiting relatives at Mount Zuma Hill, visited visited relatives in French Corral Tuesday. Mr. J. C. Schumer and mother, Mrs. A. Schumer of Nevada City were visitors Wednesday evening. On their return to Nevada City they were accompanied by Cedric Bean, who has been the guest of Mrs. K. Sullivan. for the past two weeks. We are very sorry to learn of the serious auto accident in which our neighbor, Mrs. E. D. Prats, suffered a sen houlder and Mr. Meyers was also } jured. They were returning from Nevada. City with Messrs Monohan and Linse when the accident occurred. We did not learn the above big reduction in shingles. See our Composition Shingles and Roofing in all the splendid colors. ; THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil Auburn, i A fire in the base f damage to the st¢ f FOLKS! Here is the g ‘ Valley and Nevada F water or fire touched z ¥ You've never had such en i a saving of practically HALF o ‘4 Sale Starts i Saturday at ' ; 1 ( Tt r -NO EXCHANGES»: : : ¢ s Dn LL LS Da as Ee ag Hall Hn Bs Mine : . Upt pone : Ps i ¥ = : . } j : PADIS IN EAL . . THE ROSE LEE i DROP EVERYTHING®™ ge Here w opportunities that wil, ee we details. ; JGGET, CALIFORNY SUCCESS IN prosperity is in the hands of the retail merchants of the eountry,’’ deelared J. C. Penney, founder and chairman of the board of the J.C. a few days ago he noticed that there. penney Company, before the memwas something in the pipe. He took a stick and pushed it out and found that the pipe bers of the National sociation, here today, _al convention. lar bills of the issue of 1907. The! petail merchant of be a leader managers. with the type of. men who these attacks. The country at large is becoming increasingly convinced that the majority of these have back of them thesome individual to capitalize on passions and prejudice to his own per: sonal financial advantage. wines sens BUSINESS AND . THE COMMUNITY SPIRIT ———— SS CHICAGO, Til., (Special) October —‘The quick return, .of national Chain Store Asat their nationHe also stated that the successful the future would in community affairs; erving as a community minded citia vce LION SAT UNNOTICED Port Royal, Pa.—For 20 minutes an escaped circus lion sat unnoticed in a grand stand during a fire works celebration. A small boy ‘ook at the dog’’ and several thousand persons rushed for the exits. State soldiers, with drawn revolvers formed a circle around the animal until the keepers lassoed it. > spr eens x BOLT BREAKS UP MEETING ¢ Loxley, Ala.___A bolt of lightning struck the Methodist parsonage, almost demolishing the where a meeting was in Two of the ladies was severely hurt but the others escaped: shouted D room . § it living progress. en. In his talk, Mr. Penney said: In general it is familiar incite attacks desire of “Tf any good, whatever has arisen from the various local situations, it will be found in the awakening of a rising interest in the comruunities where agitation has been gojng on in chain stores in general, and in the awakening on the part of tne ehain stores, to the fact that they must assert the part they are playing in community affairs. “In our organization we have kept close track of the activities of our store managers in local affairs. “Results of a recent investigation show. that one of 1396 managers, who received questionaires, 1307 were active members of local organizations, maintain 20 0 meimberships; 572 store associates were also memibers of local business and civic clubs; 933 managers were on committees or held office in tne tlubs to which they belong: “It is characteristic of tne American people that they are keenly .seisative to-local activities. We are a BEAUTY SHOPPE race of joiners and we are community minded. “Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Community Chest, Chamber of _ Commerce, these are all far more than words in y article. pportunity before, Just think the NEWEST and most desi i \ ’ : é a é FF ‘ \ NN \ \ i . \ \ i 1 . ; 1 , the minds of the American people. spirit with good they were steadil volume of sales and at the same time were maintaining fri ship with other local erchants. ~ “The duties of ag do not impose any financial or social hard-. ships’ upon the store manner. nor upon the store personnel. “Because a man conducts his business in a manner to increase its nancial success doe business outcast in his community. Every community is fully aware of the fact that one of the most dangerthe man’ who’ and for national traits which cannot be discounted. Fr} «phe duties of chain stores a8 citizens of the communities in, which e rather clearly dethey operate ar r own fined. Past experience in ou “The average A and by this I mean the wage earni family, which is the backbone of retail success, is not sufficiently well organized from bugeted expenses to measure a saving of from one to twenty per cent of its daily outlay against a friendly feeling toward the merchants. with whom the wife or husband may be doing business. “This family WwW the business has definitely proved.to me “The country is familiar with the. lthat no business can nature of the attacks which» been made agains reach minded. merican viewpoint of ants to enjoy a friendly and interested relationship with the storekeepers who after all, ave taking about sixty per cent of the total family income every year. \ af ““T hove found tnat wnere our store ous men in its midst is is not equipped to run a business, and who still insists The losses sustained by organizations which fail are spread over the entire cofmmunity. “On the other hand, the man who insists that he must run his busines® mot ey-makthout regard he is accepted as and purely as a mech ing macbine entirely wi fet the fact that a part looked upon wit community.” of the community 18, probably justifiably 80, likely to be managers are combining the joining — business sense increasing their upon retail anical, h suspicion by th oppo aFurRRBALRLRLR Reet ALE best Sunday night caused slight ADJUSTER MADE 1 ity that on the very thr rable FALL wearables. \ ES BS 129 Mill St., Grass Valley \ \ aS —— hen the doors open. want to bu y for a year a NO REFUNDS — Merchandise is the latest FALL STOCK You wiil find buying head. . = § GREAT SALE POSSIBLE. ever presented to the public of :s only slightly damaged by smoke---no eshold of the FALL season you can effect tvie bhon was returned by a jury in the cases of W. A. Stewart againsst the Durant Motor company of California, in Oakland, last week. On instruction of Sulent. transfer of stock. the court to instruct you to bring in a verdict in their favor,” Judge Murphey told the jury. ae : to its. the executives to pay back into te Pe highest development in any locality t the citizenship Of} unless it is community the chain store units and chain store family,. cess of the actual value of the Star ng Motor Company.—S. F. Daily News. dly relationaa -. SAN FRANCISCO s not make him a trying. orDURANT MOTOR FIRM A verdict in favor of the defendant erior Judge John B. Murphey. The ompany was charged with fraudu“There is not a cintilla of evidence howing wrong doing on the part of he defendants, and it is the duty of Stewart was attempting to force treasury of the Durant compary money he claimed was paid in ex0. GIRL CHARGES TORTURE Beaumont ,Texas.—Miss Edith Bozeman, 20, charges that she was burned with lighted cigarettes and cigars while held a captive by a man and she showed scarred places on her face, breast, arms and leggs. xX CANADA BOOSTS TARIFF Ottawa, Ont.—Increase on Canadian tariff on 125 articles has been announced by Premier Bennett who says that a new tariff will be devised for Canada. In almost every instance present duties have been increased. x Subscribe for The Nugget. I HAVE INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in my dressmaking shop on Street, and orders for work of. this kind will be promptly executed. Mrs. Ina Andrews, residence just back of W. P. Jones: 26tf ay TURPIN +150 Fan A SPLENDID VALUE _. at Market DOWNTOWN NOCATION an important conven nce to you! 17 Powell © THI entitles holde x to FREE This coupon Hotel. Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpi\! FREE GARAGE \ T.E. FARROW W.M. SELL, Jr. . e LaLa ey eed Grass

Fo es AU ER bor es ART ae, eae ee eee ee oo * ee a a Se ae ee i wm ae anne Ae SD SOs ee wee, CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cetit a word for first insertion. two cents 4 word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c¢, one time, 50¢ for month. The weather for the past week just keeps one jumping. We are having all sorts and temperatures. “We hope it may soon settle down and then give us some of the usual delightful Otober weather for which this section is noted. The San Juan Ridge seems to be the Mecca of hunters. Many hunting parties have visited this section. in. the past week. : ‘A. Browning and his mother made a trip to this place Friday. Wm. Hatch was a Sunday visitor. FOR SALE—Camp trailer, deep box, good tires fabric cover. $30.00. Also, Grant Six Sedan, would make fine truck. Make offer. Frank C. Coates, _ 4-3-tf. oe SPECIAL__A first class ‘upright piano, $65.00. 1 Victrola, $25.00, bem es Maree ey — WwW. E. Moulton made a trip to new furniture and floor’ coverings. Washington Saturday y : : A] t=) sf a H. BELOUD, 113 West Main oe {Lawrence Powell with 4 friend Grass Valley. from Oakland is visiting his father Dr. A. J. Powell, at this place. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Fogarty of Marysville, and Miss Dona, were Saturday and Sunday visitors. ‘Mr. Glenn Orr and Miss Hasletts attended the dance at Sweetwater Saturday night. We are pleased to learn that the young folks of the Ridge have formed a Social club at Sweetwater and we : look forward to mary social’ pleasures this fall and winter. ‘The S. J. R. W. U. A. held their regular meeting at San Juan, Sunday. There was a fine attendance and much business was transacted. The report from the committee on camp stew was $71.00 which, after expenses were paid, did not leave much money. . Mr. and Mrs. Capp and children of Rough and Ready spent Sunday with friends in Birchville. Clyde Fogarty and Mr. and Mrs. ~ ALE HELP WANTED RELIABLE MAN WANTED__to call On farmers in. Nevada county. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. First and ”whomas.Dept. F, 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. APPLE SALE— is now on. at Shaw’s Fruit Stand. Best varieties and finest qualities. Prices: $1.00 to $1.25 and $1.50 per lug. Between Grass Valley and Nevada City. 42—43 FOR SALE—4 quartz, 2 placei claims. $15,000 cash. C. ‘Cc. Bennetts, Edward’s Bridge, Nevada City Pp. O. North of Hodge Development Company. LOCATION NOTICES— Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5¢e each. CEDAR SHINGLES, ALL GRADES Shingles for the Wall, Cabinet, Chicken Honse Ete. per thousand $2.75. 6-2 Standard Star A Star per thousand $4.00 5-2 Extra Star A Star per thousand, ...---------2------0--re e007 $4.50 6-2 Premiums, 75 per cent vertical grain, per thousand 5-2 Perfects 100 per cent vertical grain per thousand....---$5.50 Be ready for the long winter. You can afford a new roof at the 6-2 Cedar SAVING TEN GALT (Ont.)—Instead of investing a dime Hubbard used an pipe. As a result ef his thrift Hubbard was richer by $80. THE NEVADA A MAN EIGHTY DOLLARS — in a cheap hammer, Thomas old! piece of gas 3. Happening. to look inside the pipe had contained 4 wad of bills consisting of eight ten dolpills. were still in good condition and Hubbard shook hands with himself], dad Called it a diy. . Verne Fogarty and little daughter visited relatives in French Corral and Birchville Sunday. : After the summer vacation the Union Sunday School re-opened last Sunday in French Corral with Irvin Barbara: McMinn as president. : Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haslett and two little sons and a brother, Elmer Haslett of Yuba City, visited their father, J. R. Haslett and family of this place, Sunday! Mr. George Pantages of Rosville, had business here Monday. Mr. Shaw. of San Francisco was a/> Tuesday visitor. Mr. and, Mrs. George Murphy, SS and Mr. M. Keleher wio' are visiting relatives at Mount Zuma Hill, visited visited relatives in French Corral Tuesday. Mr. J. C. Schumer and mother, Mrs. A. Schumer of Nevada City were visitors Wednesday evening. On their return to Nevada City they were accompanied by Cedric Bean, who has been the guest of Mrs. K. Sullivan. for the past two weeks. We are very sorry to learn of the serious auto accident in which our neighbor, Mrs. E. D. Prats, suffered a sen houlder and Mr. Meyers was also } jured. They were returning from Nevada. City with Messrs Monohan and Linse when the accident occurred. We did not learn the above big reduction in shingles. See our Composition Shingles and Roofing in all the splendid colors. ; THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil Auburn, i A fire in the base f damage to the st¢ f FOLKS! Here is the g ‘ Valley and Nevada F water or fire touched z ¥ You've never had such en i a saving of practically HALF o ‘4 Sale Starts i Saturday at ' ; 1 ( Tt r -NO EXCHANGES»: : : ¢ s Dn LL LS Da as Ee ag Hall Hn Bs Mine : . Upt pone : Ps i ¥ = : . } j : PADIS IN EAL . . THE ROSE LEE i DROP EVERYTHING®™ ge Here w opportunities that wil, ee we details. ; JGGET, CALIFORNY SUCCESS IN prosperity is in the hands of the retail merchants of the eountry,’’ deelared J. C. Penney, founder and chairman of the board of the J.C. a few days ago he noticed that there. penney Company, before the memwas something in the pipe. He took a stick and pushed it out and found that the pipe bers of the National sociation, here today, _al convention. lar bills of the issue of 1907. The! petail merchant of be a leader managers. with the type of. men who these attacks. The country at large is becoming increasingly convinced that the majority of these have back of them thesome individual to capitalize on passions and prejudice to his own per: sonal financial advantage. wines sens BUSINESS AND . THE COMMUNITY SPIRIT ———— SS CHICAGO, Til., (Special) October —‘The quick return, .of national Chain Store Asat their nationHe also stated that the successful the future would in community affairs; erving as a community minded citia vce LION SAT UNNOTICED Port Royal, Pa.—For 20 minutes an escaped circus lion sat unnoticed in a grand stand during a fire works celebration. A small boy ‘ook at the dog’’ and several thousand persons rushed for the exits. State soldiers, with drawn revolvers formed a circle around the animal until the keepers lassoed it. > spr eens x BOLT BREAKS UP MEETING ¢ Loxley, Ala.___A bolt of lightning struck the Methodist parsonage, almost demolishing the where a meeting was in Two of the ladies was severely hurt but the others escaped: shouted

D room . § it living progress. en. In his talk, Mr. Penney said: In general it is familiar incite attacks desire of “Tf any good, whatever has arisen from the various local situations, it will be found in the awakening of a rising interest in the comruunities where agitation has been gojng on in chain stores in general, and in the awakening on the part of tne ehain stores, to the fact that they must assert the part they are playing in community affairs. “In our organization we have kept close track of the activities of our store managers in local affairs. “Results of a recent investigation show. that one of 1396 managers, who received questionaires, 1307 were active members of local organizations, maintain 20 0 meimberships; 572 store associates were also memibers of local business and civic clubs; 933 managers were on committees or held office in tne tlubs to which they belong: “It is characteristic of tne American people that they are keenly .seisative to-local activities. We are a BEAUTY SHOPPE race of joiners and we are community minded. “Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Community Chest, Chamber of _ Commerce, these are all far more than words in y article. pportunity before, Just think the NEWEST and most desi i \ ’ : é a é FF ‘ \ NN \ \ i . \ \ i 1 . ; 1 , the minds of the American people. spirit with good they were steadil volume of sales and at the same time were maintaining fri ship with other local erchants. ~ “The duties of ag do not impose any financial or social hard-. ships’ upon the store manner. nor upon the store personnel. “Because a man conducts his business in a manner to increase its nancial success doe business outcast in his community. Every community is fully aware of the fact that one of the most dangerthe man’ who’ and for national traits which cannot be discounted. Fr} «phe duties of chain stores a8 citizens of the communities in, which e rather clearly dethey operate ar r own fined. Past experience in ou “The average A and by this I mean the wage earni family, which is the backbone of retail success, is not sufficiently well organized from bugeted expenses to measure a saving of from one to twenty per cent of its daily outlay against a friendly feeling toward the merchants. with whom the wife or husband may be doing business. “This family WwW the business has definitely proved.to me “The country is familiar with the. lthat no business can nature of the attacks which» been made agains reach minded. merican viewpoint of ants to enjoy a friendly and interested relationship with the storekeepers who after all, ave taking about sixty per cent of the total family income every year. \ af ““T hove found tnat wnere our store ous men in its midst is is not equipped to run a business, and who still insists The losses sustained by organizations which fail are spread over the entire cofmmunity. “On the other hand, the man who insists that he must run his busines® mot ey-makthout regard he is accepted as and purely as a mech ing macbine entirely wi fet the fact that a part looked upon wit community.” of the community 18, probably justifiably 80, likely to be managers are combining the joining — business sense increasing their upon retail anical, h suspicion by th oppo aFurRRBALRLRLR Reet ALE best Sunday night caused slight ADJUSTER MADE 1 ity that on the very thr rable FALL wearables. \ ES BS 129 Mill St., Grass Valley \ \ aS —— hen the doors open. want to bu y for a year a NO REFUNDS — Merchandise is the latest FALL STOCK You wiil find buying head. . = § GREAT SALE POSSIBLE. ever presented to the public of :s only slightly damaged by smoke---no eshold of the FALL season you can effect tvie bhon was returned by a jury in the cases of W. A. Stewart againsst the Durant Motor company of California, in Oakland, last week. On instruction of Sulent. transfer of stock. the court to instruct you to bring in a verdict in their favor,” Judge Murphey told the jury. ae : to its. the executives to pay back into te Pe highest development in any locality t the citizenship Of} unless it is community the chain store units and chain store family,. cess of the actual value of the Star ng Motor Company.—S. F. Daily News. dly relationaa -. SAN FRANCISCO s not make him a trying. orDURANT MOTOR FIRM A verdict in favor of the defendant erior Judge John B. Murphey. The ompany was charged with fraudu“There is not a cintilla of evidence howing wrong doing on the part of he defendants, and it is the duty of Stewart was attempting to force treasury of the Durant compary money he claimed was paid in ex0. GIRL CHARGES TORTURE Beaumont ,Texas.—Miss Edith Bozeman, 20, charges that she was burned with lighted cigarettes and cigars while held a captive by a man and she showed scarred places on her face, breast, arms and leggs. xX CANADA BOOSTS TARIFF Ottawa, Ont.—Increase on Canadian tariff on 125 articles has been announced by Premier Bennett who says that a new tariff will be devised for Canada. In almost every instance present duties have been increased. x Subscribe for The Nugget. I HAVE INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in my dressmaking shop on Street, and orders for work of. this kind will be promptly executed. Mrs. Ina Andrews, residence just back of W. P. Jones: 26tf ay TURPIN +150 Fan A SPLENDID VALUE _. at Market DOWNTOWN NOCATION an important conven nce to you! 17 Powell © THI entitles holde x to FREE This coupon Hotel. Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpi\! FREE GARAGE \ T.E. FARROW W.M. SELL, Jr. . e LaLa ey eed Grass