September 16, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1928 Baa Sa GE a + . NORTH SAN JUAN ITEMS oy Thuraday and daughter, ON THE SILVER SCREEN . : q alee aE Lucille, were business visitors in NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. 14. Nevada City Thursday. . MONDAY —"Submarine”. A won: (Special to The Nuzgget)—Mr. and] F King of Yuba City past througr . ‘erful under-water tale. One of the q Mrs. A. F. Rundy of SacramentO/town enroute to the upper country season’s biggest films. MGM News . + —— 115-119 Mill Street Grass Valley : attended the Chicken Siew held at The Bartsch boys have purchased Comedy . : Taber's Field Sunday a new touring car of populcr make. . . ee Menjou in ee eS 5 “The San Juan Ridge Water Asso Mr and Mis. W. Covedale ot! Fashions in nore . Comedy. ciation 2re planning a Byck Stew] ya jjejo left Tuesday for Sacramento . WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY--: to be held at. Taber's Field Octobe: } sc, a week's vacation with his! Port of Missing Girls". A stirring . dua 1 y S 1ere6th. enéles H.W Bekins, oy Bieture. : visiliuy Mrs. M. Wodell, Wathews “nietéred to Nevada City ne BEY ; oe Vee nie ‘ Orvel Covell, Ted Gee and Vernon . Tucsday* oe pereguad aha a eamied ! ' And So Are The New Fall Sty Velasco spent several days in MarysMr. and Mrs Joe Fogarty of } SUNDAY and MONDAY-——‘The . a 5 ville on business. Mr. and Mrs. G Kessler and family were in Grass Valley Saturday. Wayne Hunter motored to Nevada City Tuesday to meet his brother, Harold, who will remain here 1929 = = Hammenton spent ing relatives. Mrs. MolHe McQuaid of San Francisco is the guest of Miss Lena Dehenekeand mother for several several days vinsitLone Wolf’s Daughter’, a damatic/ story of Wall Street. and high finance MGM News. Comedy Mrs. E.R MeMath of San FranPees v* JC. PENNEY CO INC: In Things to Derren errno . Wear and. a oe cisco spent the week end yisiiing her Horsehide —S weeks. E = I I : for some time. Mr. and Mrs. George Bynon of sister, Mrs. Charles Guenther and chee Vests eat erette Lumberjacks Charles and Bud Ennis and’ M. husband, in Nevada City. Lea enroute to“*Nevada City Thursday. A large crowd aitended the NicDill’s” picture show Sunday night. A. Willoughby and son, Nevada City attended the day. Will MeCullough of Antioch visited friénds Sunday. Mike Denike motored: City Tnesday. here Ralph, of stew Sunto Nevada Dewnieville attended the Chicken southern part of the state Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. N White ‘of Grass Valley motored to San Juan. Friday evening. ’ Harold Bresferd past thru with a load of limber to Wheatland. P. G & E fellows their work at the Siberia mine and have left for Auburn. Misses Helen McCullo,,gh and I.utown on his way 1 have finished Mrs. Hearst and mother, Mrs. Bush of San Francisco motored up and spent the week end viiting Mrs Hearst’ sisiter-in-law, Mrs: J. Jacks0n. BETTER beaded flap pockets and f/ lined $9.90. Boys’ Vests Of Real Horsehide Sheep Lined Coats For Boys Walker of Alleghany visited rela-. Stew Sunday. ons ng ede J. J. Jackson are 30 inch vests y tives here Wednesday. Joe Swazey of Tyler was a busi. Penaims their vacation in the bay Ve ee ee Welland aid & fowbert see 8 eg ce: : oes ee section. They plan to visit Yosemq Mrs. A Cleveland and F. Joube ness visitor here Thursday night. ‘a watt black horseof Camptonville past through town Francis Bartch is leaving for the. ©. “© 2W4Y hide. Two Mrs J. J. Kelly and Miss Loretta} cille Fogarty and Wayne Hunter atBEAD STRINGING Made with two pockets with Big, roomy, warm coats lined They're made of warm woolBartsch of Moonshine Creek spent. tended the dance at Downieville flaps and adjustable belt. vith best selected sheep pelts. n Mackinaw Cloth. Patterned several ho,rs in town Tuesday. Saturday night. Fully lined. 27 inches long These coats are made of watern plaid designs. Worsted botMervyn Solaro of Sacramento and in sizes 8 to 18 years. proof fabric that will not crack pm with two pockets with. spent the week end with his parMr and Mrs Carl Ivey of Chico All work promptly and A tough garment for outdoor 98 peel. laps. Outstanding values} ents, Mr. and Nrs. S Solaro. visited her mother, Mrs. Nellie expertly done right in wee’ Mrs. M. Walker, Mrs. K. Montre Veale in Nevada City over the holidays. our store $9.90 $2.49-$2.98 and Bud Ennis motored to Nevada $7.90 =. Reasonable Prices! H. W. HARTUNG & SON124 Mill St Grass Valley Prompt attention given to mail orders The BEST REGRINDING CLASSIFIERS by overflow. The BEST AMALGAMATING PAN to any mesh size. The ONY MILL that will work CLAY (pipe). The ONLY MILL that will work MiCA (sheet) The ONLY MILL that will work ASBESTOS and not ruin -ithe ASBESTOS and not ruin the fibre, or EMERY and not ruin the mill. And many others. The ELLIS MILL will grind anythine that can be gound or pu:lverized, wet or dry, to a definite mech jin one operation, using only 1-4 to 1-10 the power 4 ® that others use. No Gears. No Grease. No Bearings No Friction. ELLIS MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 510 Brannan St. Phone KEzarny 4190 San Francisco — see AGE PES ee aE AE ; Nevada City Christian Science Society Announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a By Dr. John M. Tutt, C. S.B., Kansas City, Mo., Member of . the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, the First . Church of Christ, Scientist, in. Boston, Mass. MONDAY = 28, 1929, Fo clock, ODD FET OWR Nt > IN THE long trek across the plains, ceaseless vigilance was The Public Is Cor! abe Invited to Attend the price of safety. Keeneyed scouts, familiar ¥ vith the trail, ) J ~ nanan ae protected the emigrant trains on their match westward. , : This saine constant vigilance 1 iS expressed t in the Bank “ SPECIAL THIS WEEK America. Through its branches, this bank is closely : { woven into the Since life of a hundred California comSe eee = munities. A network of iarernational connections links : : ® it with the world’s commercial capitals. Every departes ed Fit 9 . ment of the bank is atert to protect the interests of cusx Ons. Kreg with ench one purchased. ; tomers—to safeguard California business progress. . 4 eo Cinccs Ale Lisitle. dBc At every Branch the result of this vigilance is manifest.f acom Oe ee ere : : . . Each customer of the Ban': of OE ee ee ee eee 10c America—from the Oregon CHRISTMAS GIVING : line to the Mexican bordereee only three maths away. If : . ecini aes generat is io rule the Holiday Sea: a ee 14c shares in its advantages. faa. fot sbeppias aut tc ade : wate, Regular weekly deposits in a On the basis of a service that qicte R Account will provide the ’ Cream of Wheat Ne ey ce SSS ere PRAT PTT RERUN TREES. 25c . meets every modern bank Ine money peedseg tod, Make figs Christmas : : : all you went it to be by opening a < ee requirement, bd our accourt Savings account now, : Campbells Soups, any flavor ene 10c . © gg invited. : ao Out of town orders solicited and prompt service . B AN K O F AM E RI C A Z . —— rendered. Send a trial order. . : : 4 j . , OF CALIFORNIA oe ry HEAD OFFICE: LOS ANGELES : CHAIN GROCETERIAS NC Resources more than 400 millions °° te ‘ “The Best for Less” ‘ a : : a NEVADA CITY BRANCH — BROAD STREET _ Phone 176 Powell Block Nevade City . MME 4 SAVING S&S COMMERCIAL TRUST * j 4 eet oe en SN ETN oe mE IE

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1928 Baa Sa GE a + . NORTH SAN JUAN ITEMS oy Thuraday and daughter, ON THE SILVER SCREEN . : q alee aE Lucille, were business visitors in NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. 14. Nevada City Thursday. . MONDAY —"Submarine”. A won: (Special to The Nuzgget)—Mr. and] F King of Yuba City past througr . ‘erful under-water tale. One of the q Mrs. A. F. Rundy of SacramentO/town enroute to the upper country season’s biggest films. MGM News . + —— 115-119 Mill Street Grass Valley : attended the Chicken Siew held at The Bartsch boys have purchased Comedy . : Taber's Field Sunday a new touring car of populcr make. . . ee Menjou in ee eS 5 “The San Juan Ridge Water Asso Mr and Mis. W. Covedale ot! Fashions in nore . Comedy. ciation 2re planning a Byck Stew] ya jjejo left Tuesday for Sacramento . WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY--: to be held at. Taber's Field Octobe: } sc, a week's vacation with his! Port of Missing Girls". A stirring . dua 1 y S 1ere6th. enéles H.W Bekins, oy Bieture. : visiliuy Mrs. M. Wodell, Wathews “nietéred to Nevada City ne BEY ; oe Vee nie ‘ Orvel Covell, Ted Gee and Vernon . Tucsday* oe pereguad aha a eamied ! ' And So Are The New Fall Sty Velasco spent several days in MarysMr. and Mrs Joe Fogarty of } SUNDAY and MONDAY-——‘The . a 5 ville on business. Mr. and Mrs. G Kessler and family were in Grass Valley Saturday. Wayne Hunter motored to Nevada City Tuesday to meet his brother, Harold, who will remain here 1929 = = Hammenton spent ing relatives. Mrs. MolHe McQuaid of San Francisco is the guest of Miss Lena Dehenekeand mother for several several days vinsitLone Wolf’s Daughter’, a damatic/ story of Wall Street. and high finance MGM News. Comedy Mrs. E.R MeMath of San FranPees v* JC. PENNEY CO INC: In Things to Derren errno . Wear and. a oe cisco spent the week end yisiiing her Horsehide —S weeks. E = I I : for some time. Mr. and Mrs. George Bynon of sister, Mrs. Charles Guenther and chee Vests eat erette Lumberjacks Charles and Bud Ennis and’ M. husband, in Nevada City. Lea enroute to“*Nevada City Thursday. A large crowd aitended the NicDill’s” picture show Sunday night. A. Willoughby and son, Nevada City attended the day. Will MeCullough of Antioch visited friénds Sunday. Mike Denike motored: City Tnesday. here Ralph, of stew Sunto Nevada Dewnieville attended the Chicken southern part of the state Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. N White ‘of Grass Valley motored to San Juan. Friday evening. ’ Harold Bresferd past thru with a load of limber to Wheatland. P. G & E fellows their work at the Siberia mine and have left for Auburn. Misses Helen McCullo,,gh and I.utown on his way 1 have finished Mrs. Hearst and mother, Mrs. Bush of San Francisco motored up and spent the week end viiting Mrs Hearst’ sisiter-in-law, Mrs: J. Jacks0n. BETTER beaded flap pockets and f/ lined $9.90. Boys’ Vests Of Real Horsehide Sheep Lined Coats For Boys Walker of Alleghany visited rela-. Stew Sunday. ons ng ede J. J. Jackson are 30 inch vests y tives here Wednesday. Joe Swazey of Tyler was a busi. Penaims their vacation in the bay Ve ee

ee Welland aid & fowbert see 8 eg ce: : oes ee section. They plan to visit Yosemq Mrs. A Cleveland and F. Joube ness visitor here Thursday night. ‘a watt black horseof Camptonville past through town Francis Bartch is leaving for the. ©. “© 2W4Y hide. Two Mrs J. J. Kelly and Miss Loretta} cille Fogarty and Wayne Hunter atBEAD STRINGING Made with two pockets with Big, roomy, warm coats lined They're made of warm woolBartsch of Moonshine Creek spent. tended the dance at Downieville flaps and adjustable belt. vith best selected sheep pelts. n Mackinaw Cloth. Patterned several ho,rs in town Tuesday. Saturday night. Fully lined. 27 inches long These coats are made of watern plaid designs. Worsted botMervyn Solaro of Sacramento and in sizes 8 to 18 years. proof fabric that will not crack pm with two pockets with. spent the week end with his parMr and Mrs Carl Ivey of Chico All work promptly and A tough garment for outdoor 98 peel. laps. Outstanding values} ents, Mr. and Nrs. S Solaro. visited her mother, Mrs. Nellie expertly done right in wee’ Mrs. M. Walker, Mrs. K. Montre Veale in Nevada City over the holidays. our store $9.90 $2.49-$2.98 and Bud Ennis motored to Nevada $7.90 =. Reasonable Prices! H. W. HARTUNG & SON124 Mill St Grass Valley Prompt attention given to mail orders The BEST REGRINDING CLASSIFIERS by overflow. The BEST AMALGAMATING PAN to any mesh size. The ONY MILL that will work CLAY (pipe). The ONLY MILL that will work MiCA (sheet) The ONLY MILL that will work ASBESTOS and not ruin -ithe ASBESTOS and not ruin the fibre, or EMERY and not ruin the mill. And many others. The ELLIS MILL will grind anythine that can be gound or pu:lverized, wet or dry, to a definite mech jin one operation, using only 1-4 to 1-10 the power 4 ® that others use. No Gears. No Grease. No Bearings No Friction. ELLIS MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 510 Brannan St. Phone KEzarny 4190 San Francisco — see AGE PES ee aE AE ; Nevada City Christian Science Society Announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a By Dr. John M. Tutt, C. S.B., Kansas City, Mo., Member of . the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, the First . Church of Christ, Scientist, in. Boston, Mass. MONDAY = 28, 1929, Fo clock, ODD FET OWR Nt > IN THE long trek across the plains, ceaseless vigilance was The Public Is Cor! abe Invited to Attend the price of safety. Keeneyed scouts, familiar ¥ vith the trail, ) J ~ nanan ae protected the emigrant trains on their match westward. , : This saine constant vigilance 1 iS expressed t in the Bank “ SPECIAL THIS WEEK America. Through its branches, this bank is closely : { woven into the Since life of a hundred California comSe eee = munities. A network of iarernational connections links : : ® it with the world’s commercial capitals. Every departes ed Fit 9 . ment of the bank is atert to protect the interests of cusx Ons. Kreg with ench one purchased. ; tomers—to safeguard California business progress. . 4 eo Cinccs Ale Lisitle. dBc At every Branch the result of this vigilance is manifest.f acom Oe ee ere : : . . Each customer of the Ban': of OE ee ee ee eee 10c America—from the Oregon CHRISTMAS GIVING : line to the Mexican bordereee only three maths away. If : . ecini aes generat is io rule the Holiday Sea: a ee 14c shares in its advantages. faa. fot sbeppias aut tc ade : wate, Regular weekly deposits in a On the basis of a service that qicte R Account will provide the ’ Cream of Wheat Ne ey ce SSS ere PRAT PTT RERUN TREES. 25c . meets every modern bank Ine money peedseg tod, Make figs Christmas : : : all you went it to be by opening a < ee requirement, bd our accourt Savings account now, : Campbells Soups, any flavor ene 10c . © gg invited. : ao Out of town orders solicited and prompt service . B AN K O F AM E RI C A Z . —— rendered. Send a trial order. . : : 4 j . , OF CALIFORNIA oe ry HEAD OFFICE: LOS ANGELES : CHAIN GROCETERIAS NC Resources more than 400 millions °° te ‘ “The Best for Less” ‘ a : : a NEVADA CITY BRANCH — BROAD STREET _ Phone 176 Powell Block Nevade City . MME 4 SAVING S&S COMMERCIAL TRUST * j 4 eet oe en SN ETN oe mE IE