September 17, 1934 (4 pages)

. PAC <5 FOUR Fic = Een Saeeecet eS ‘The Rose Dress Shoppe annownnces . = Haat the Fashion Show schedule@ t<«5 cMe-held this evening at the Nevadgd=2 Perr et tn tt et Yd Pheater has, been unavoidablypo Eoneymooners Return [rank -Farmer, who was so ~»seri-— their home in Nevada City. i } . . . . . ‘REDUCED PRICES COLGATE AND PALMGLIVE TOILET ARTICLES friends here. *“Bud”, Celgate Dental Cream.19c, 35c Gharmis Cold: Cream 1ilb. GVc OME ree ; Nanaia ete ape EERE Ut sanan NAP SemenNNRN a an, Celgate Shavi me Cream Bas IT ty as Palmolive Shaving Crean eee 5 : . Vaseline Hair Tonic acc, Soe }erfumed Soaps ; Sc Pahmolive Shampoo.”.. 25c ing in Ladies’ bE Sssarted Tulcums i i R. E. HARRIS Main Street Nevada. City paa Seerheenmmneinasiebininteb oni lill eet LL i em We ee PRM it net nr ae [ire Fee ee one Da Syimiim ee boned until a:date which will be am-— {io ., ly ill at his home on Boulder street, . They saw a few deer, all seem to be . Soop ss ' Lo Home Here Hosts at Wedding Party ee pmounced very shortly. The announce— . © 08 ees S i rasa ‘ Bs : : small and the opinion is that the dry -thent will be made in the Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sharp, Ur and Mee. Ovaries Wyant gave . MM r. and Mrs. Pie raaien Hatch aré. season has-sent the deer to other . “City Nugeet. who were united in marriage at the) a jittle dinner party Sunday night for . with,a party of hunters . spending territories where there is more wabv ide’s home in Nevada City Septem-. the ‘returned newlyweds. Mr. and ber 9th, returned home Sunday after . rg, Alec Scott. Mrs. Scott is the forpeaty more week. is somewhat Dbet— a honeymoon spent in the northern . per Miss Emma Erway a member of per: a ; part of the. state. They will make The: hride, the former Miss Vivian . bride’s brother and sister-in-law, 1 Mi. Horr, has resided in Nevada City land Mrs, Dick Erway. While-at dinbout two years.” She was a sttdent mtirse at-the Nevada City Sanitarium . presented with gifts from the bride's . for some time and has made man . The groom, son of Mr. and ira: . William-Sharp, a native of Nevada . boen so graciously served by her in City, is known to all his friends as . the past. : . . ¢ c } } -j ti . . Ap . . , for Kerman, where she.will continue! Plat a few days ago and attended a. and . Meld at the pleasant Wileon home on . ——— oe ee MONDAY AND TUESDAY 22-8 aio ting, Ma . . games and dancing: were the enter-. four children, of Fruita, Colorado, . et ae a iano ae ost s erets is amusng ‘aid Shamipooing . . , tainment of the evening, and «after . arrived in Nevada City recently to ae ingly revealed in the: musi-comedy ‘Bot. ( rte bs ' . @ ~ =~ . 1} Yom J. Zupan, Proprietor . . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET 3 _MONDAY, SEPT. 17,1934 . FASHION show POSTPONED a> ; Me ee eT 0S SS ee “A hunting party th: it. spent, Bpaday. SUCTAL BVENTS r EOE "AL, » ee oS thé . Washing i onRidge,’ east’ caf KOPP BAKERY _ Nevada City, were Wueenc i HA £ L270 VG. John Ghidotti, Joe-Stenger, Mr. Williams, Joe Huy and Frank Chidotti. seq eUaaS . Zs wis Davidson “auf rmains 2ravei Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wyant 4 . 1 . . three days east of’ Nevada City. They are expected in tonight. ter. i ! tj & SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NE ul TY NUGGET FOR $2.50 A YEAR. . . } ! the Shamrock , Cafe staff. Dining Mrg. C. Muscardini left Thursday with* MP. and Mrs. brway were’ the ("oud Ben cousins, Mr.and Mra, U. s. © poe qi ‘ Mr, . 5Jnions for a-two or three weeks . —— es sas SRL Sees i . i visit i 3urlinga 2, While there sh: F . visit in Burlingame. While there she TREAT YOURSELF TO THE i , . will visit other relatives in San Franner the happy young couple were % Best Wi cisco and Oakland. . he and Mrs. Richard Bauer are . . HAIR (CUTTING . Tite Best Bread, Cookies, . . . . I y. former co-workers at the Shamrock = }and also a large box of gifts from! ©“. He ease A x . regular patrons of the cafe, who had . Visiting Attorney McKee at his mounLADIES WORK OUR . Cakes and Pies in NeSPECIALTY vada City. +tain retreat on the ‘Tahoe-Ulkiah . highway. They are making a tour of i oe Na ene ee . Northern California and spending LARSEN’S ua i Paw F some time with old friends. tans . ( arewelPr Party ror RB I ¥ Hl gen 5 o (he es BARBER SHOP 320 Broad Street Phone 76 . ; ‘Vargaret Omittcamp ' Mr: dnd Mrs. Charles Leiter, Mrs; . . ] 106 Pine St. Nevada City . me : . Catherine Celio, and Misses Esther He ? ae _ lj Miss Margaret Smittcamp, of Ne-. pyen ine-and Ruth Tamblyn, com. . vada City, who left Sunday morning . posed a party that motored to Dutch in high school, was given a délicht=! mesting of the Eastern’ Star. It w: ful farewell party last Saturday eves Stat Point night for the chapter aad ning-by her aunt, Mrs. Rolfe T. Wilt) an excellent program, with members ison of Grass Valley. ‘The narty ww: . in old tinie costumes, was presented, Race street in Gra: s Valley. Parlor! ~Mr, and Mrs. Will “Lystrup and /% ss . rete al its blefr, stuffed £1 ry ’ ywar lie} #49! ‘ Pay > { we +1 iv . T 1 onl + ‘ ’ « * »y i , id these were over, delightfui refvesh-. tmake their home here. Mr. Lyht4 toms Up.” John Boles, Spencer Tracy, and ‘Pat’? Paterson in ‘het 1 . ’ > : we ‘ , ue » I ments were served. Those who at-. rup’s brother, George and family,. @ American: debut, play the leads. . itended this farewell event were. . came trom Utah about two years ago t : , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY . Audrey Davis, Claris Holland, Gert-. and liked this district so well they II} } With your old . . rude Schreiber, Margaret Stevens,. purchased a home. on Grove street y « rors Ww. Cc. THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY :;,° beats ; Evelyn .Bailey, Betsy Bennett, Wlos-i this spring. by Leroy. W. C. Fields tours the country with his trav clin troupe ; now, Margaret Smittcamp, Art El. H. M. Mueller and Frank WooldFredericksburg Beer: Get your fine-flayor-d FIR ES IDESRICKSBURG BEER at Lloyd Abbott’s in Grass Valley. Take zs case home an put a few bottles om ice, then see how moc): :efresthed and invigorated you are, after @rinking a foaming ginss of Frea@ericksburg Beer. LLOYD ABBOTT Distributor for Fredericksburg Ieaez and Fredericksburg Soda Water Phone 7389. Opp. Librarx, ill Strect Grass Valley 2 URSIN a NE A oh . . » ' iH sie Angove, Elma Eden, Ruih Cur-/. — just one step ahead of the sheriff. You’ll roar at his crazy money}Niott, Dick Bennett, Bill Polhinghorn, . rides ge National Forest Service offic. i inaking schemes. Walter Warneke, Harley “Leete, Don) ials, came up froom San Francisco Jones, Earl Smittcamp, and Richard!@nd spent last week end in going . Marriott, over the CCC projects with Supervi-, : i sor R. L. P. Bigelow. guests. . Cutex Nail “BOTTOMS UP” AT . NEVADA THEATER ***?a"ations Miss Smittcamp was presented 1 Every afternoon and evening except Thurswith a useful ee bag by her . b CL days. Afternoon skating—Children, 10c; 0 Adults, 20c. Evening skating—30c; spectators, 10c. Every Wednesday Nite Carnival a Nite. SK GGNG sors sau covandee . . . . Electric Welding Works Quality Welding of All Fusible Metals: ELECTRIC. AND ACETY LENE Portable E quipment CARL A. OWDING Mer. 132 E. Main Street Plhone 87 © Grass Valley —— . EIGHT “Bottoms Up,’’ which comes to-} SM. as . night and tomorrow ‘at the Nevada Ms AAT eens OF LIQUID ‘Croquinole Permanent Theater, is reported to be rich in — POLISH q fa comedy,-romance and the glamour, of SS < : ies tie ave pec ia Hollywood. Against this back: ground, Buddy DeSylva has filmed a . LIMITED TIME pec romantic story. j ‘ Try the new Cutex Creme @ Polish—Wears “longer—gives . brighter Iustre—does not dry the nails, ~ “Pat” Paterson, charming importation from the English stage, makes her American film debut in “Bottoms wp.” Playing the romantic leads opposite Miss Paterson are 35c Spencer Tré@cy and. John Boles. The comedy situations are contributed . . mainly by Herbert Mundin, Sid sil. Dickerman Drug Store vers and Harry Green. . NEVADA CITY . The picture contains four song j numbers that promise to be hits. i They are ‘‘Waiting at the Gate for Katy,”’ “Turn on the Moon,”’ ee coMPLETE $2.50 coMPLETE Ringlette, Duart and Paper Curl Type EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SHOPPE HOME OF BETTER, PERMANENTS Phone 60 Grass Valley 215 W. Main Street este “AR EN TD NNT A PUNE tT PREACH NL rie mene For interior walls and woodweork — Fullerglo is the most popular finish inthe West. Semi-lustrous. Satin-like sheen. Made in pastel colors. €Can be washed repeatedly. orp . . ’ painpetdpetenane anieees : nn Z mm y ares PAINT SALE This is a genuine sale (mote our regular prices). The special reductions here <—juz018 ed will not be repeated @gain this year. And remmeru2ber, these are all highest quality Fuller Paints. THEW LAST. 3 F ‘uller glo walls ind weneretew ov Re $1: for interior g. $1.05 a $2.79 Gallon. “B2c Cis A floor paizxat maade to stand . J ullerwear,.; wear. Fregz. $1.05, Quart 89c IT LASTS Speedit A varnish that makes your woodwork, e floors and fuarxz2ature een . like eS 8c wee : 99c Qt. Reg. si. a7 ee 12TH. TO 25TH. ha Stores, Lid. Phone 5 a ee . bet Did I Dream’’ and “I’m Throwing My [oH i Love Away.'"’ They are interwoven . i fy OUR . . with an entertaining tale of three . MF inci Lig . MOREY rogues and a girl with movie . BIG i re who put on a swell front } : fi and crash the gates of a Hollywood ! { studio. : RLRUaRiRaRaRRR Wednesday and Thursday brings . “The Old Fashioned Way” to the Nevada Theater screen, starring W.-C. Fields and Baby Leroy as his chief pet. W.C. Fields is the manager of a traveling troupe of actors whose Begins Tuesday Maraias at 8:30 E have just Unpacked the Grandest Assortment of New Fall F rickh Coats, WY fats and Accessories—Do Hurry In and Make Your Selection Early——tif chief occupation is to manage °to keep about one jump ahead of the sheriff. 3aby Leroy is conti nually . she' : ; . Colorful Tweeds and Monotones-—New Long giving -Fields away at crucial moen . g ; A Ni A ments and the play is guaranteed to iF : 4 eis oc coe $13 35 ANG €16 95 = \ y® you Haven’t the Money We Willi Gladly Hold any Article fora Reasonable Deposit 2 keep the audience in continual laugh(iG Rea ter. q a ‘ uh wis) “HOLLYWOOD FLASH” DRESSESS:"72%. $13.95 . BORN Smartest en sy * wv @ . ES HOLBROOKE—At the Rood Hospi! tal, Grass Valley, Nevada county, . : STREET DRESSES oc wec*' $5.95 $7.95 OPTOMETRIST OPENS oF Fe GRASS VALLEY OFFICE COTTON SPORTS th.chic Fite $1.95 $2.95 ip Li eT ine examination ana care ot ne exes. @f2-WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF NEWFALLHATS $1.19 7° $6.95 COTTON PRINTS 15¢, 25¢, AND 29 YD. . ROUGH CREPES AND SILKS 79¢ TO Se ae $1.19. WOOL TWEEDS AND CREPES, $1.59 ! ~ tin Paces . ROSE FASHION SHOPPE ig i th i i i @ FORMALS AND COCKTAIL DRESSES v=¥< sine, tome e : ‘mediate occupancy. His equipment arrived Friday for installation. News Stand DRESSMAKING = , ALTERATIONS Stationery, Magazines Pine and Commercial Nevada: City 316 Broad St. evada City . . ) fa Preise ola mn Dr. Hogue is formerly of Oakland

. PAC <5 FOUR Fic = Een Saeeecet eS ‘The Rose Dress Shoppe annownnces . = Haat the Fashion Show schedule@ t<«5 cMe-held this evening at the Nevadgd=2 Perr et tn tt et Yd Pheater has, been unavoidablypo Eoneymooners Return [rank -Farmer, who was so ~»seri-— their home in Nevada City. i } . . . . . ‘REDUCED PRICES COLGATE AND PALMGLIVE TOILET ARTICLES friends here. *“Bud”, Celgate Dental Cream..19c, 35c Gharmis Cold: Cream 1ilb. GVc OME ree ; Nanaia ete ape EERE Ut sanan NAP SemenNNRN a an, Celgate Shavi me Cream Bas IT ty as Palmolive Shaving Crean eee 5 : . Vaseline Hair Tonic acc, Soe }erfumed Soaps ; Sc Pahmolive Shampoo..”.... 25c ing in Ladies’ bE Sssarted Tulcums i i R. E. HARRIS Main Street Nevada. City paa Seerheenmmneinasiebininteb oni lill eet LL i em We ee PRM it net nr ae [ire Fee ee one Da Syimiim ee boned until a:date which will be am-— {io ., ly ill at his home on Boulder street, . They saw a few deer, all seem to be . Soop ss ' Lo Home Here Hosts at Wedding Party ee pmounced very shortly. The announce— . © 08 ees S i rasa ‘ Bs : : small and the opinion is that the dry -thent will be made in the Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sharp, Ur and Mee. Ovaries Wyant gave . MM r. and Mrs. Pie raaien Hatch aré. season has-sent the deer to other . “City Nugeet. who were united in marriage at the) a jittle dinner party Sunday night for . with,a party of hunters . spending territories where there is more wabv ide’s home in Nevada City Septem-. the ‘returned newlyweds. Mr. and ber 9th, returned home Sunday after . rg, Alec Scott. Mrs. Scott is the forpeaty more week. is somewhat Dbet— a honeymoon spent in the northern . per Miss Emma Erway a member of per: a ; part of the. state. They will make The: hride, the former Miss Vivian . bride’s brother and sister-in-law, 1 Mi. Horr, has resided in Nevada City land Mrs, Dick Erway. While-at dinbout two years.” She was a sttdent mtirse at-the Nevada City Sanitarium . presented with gifts from the bride's . for some time and has made man . The groom, son of Mr. and ira: . William-Sharp, a native of Nevada . boen so graciously served by her in City, is known to all his friends as . the past. : . . ¢ c } } -j ti . . Ap . . , for Kerman, where she.will continue! Plat a few days ago and attended a. and . Meld at the pleasant Wileon home on . ——— oe ee MONDAY AND TUESDAY 22-8 aio ting, Ma . . games and dancing: were the enter-. four children, of Fruita, Colorado, . et ae a iano ae ost s erets is amusng ‘aid Shamipooing . . , tainment of the evening, and «after . arrived in Nevada City recently to ae ingly revealed in the: musi-comedy ‘Bot. ( rte bs ' . @ ~ =~ . 1} Yom J. Zupan, Proprietor . . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET 3 _MONDAY, SEPT. 17,1934 . FASHION show POSTPONED a> ; Me ee eT 0S SS ee “A hunting party th: it. spent, Bpaday. SUCTAL BVENTS r EOE "AL, » ee oS thé . Washing i onRidge,’ east’ caf KOPP BAKERY _ Nevada City, were Wueenc i HA £ L270 VG. John Ghidotti, Joe-Stenger, Mr. Williams, Joe Huy and Frank Chidotti. seq eUaaS . Zs wis Davidson “auf rmains 2ravei Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wyant 4 . 1 . . three days east of’ Nevada City. They are expected in tonight. ter. i ! tj & SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NE ul TY NUGGET FOR $2.50 A YEAR. . . } ! the Shamrock , Cafe staff. Dining Mrg. C. Muscardini left Thursday with* MP. and Mrs. brway were’ the ("oud Ben cousins, Mr.and Mra, U. s. © poe qi ‘ Mr, . 5Jnions for a-two or three weeks . —— es sas SRL Sees i . i visit i 3urlinga 2, While there sh: F . visit in Burlingame. While there she TREAT YOURSELF TO THE i , . will visit other relatives in San Franner the happy young couple were % Best Wi cisco and Oakland. . he and Mrs. Richard Bauer are . . HAIR (CUTTING . Tite Best Bread, Cookies, . . . . I y. former co-workers at the Shamrock = }and also a large box of gifts from! ©“. He ease A x . regular patrons of the cafe, who had . Visiting Attorney McKee at his mounLADIES WORK OUR . Cakes and Pies in NeSPECIALTY vada City. +tain retreat on the ‘Tahoe-Ulkiah . highway. They are making a tour of i oe Na ene ee . Northern California and spending LARSEN’S ua i Paw F some time with old friends. tans . ( arewelPr Party ror RB I ¥ Hl gen 5 o (he es BARBER SHOP 320 Broad Street Phone 76 . ; ‘Vargaret Omittcamp ' Mr: dnd Mrs. Charles Leiter, Mrs; . . ] 106 Pine St. Nevada City . me : . Catherine Celio, and Misses Esther He ? ae _ lj Miss Margaret Smittcamp, of Ne-. pyen ine-and Ruth Tamblyn, com. . vada City, who left Sunday morning . posed a party that motored to Dutch in high school, was given a délicht=! mesting of the Eastern’ Star. It w: ful farewell party last Saturday eves Stat Point night for the chapter aad ning-by her aunt, Mrs. Rolfe T. Wilt) an excellent program, with members ison of Grass Valley. ‘The narty ww: . in old tinie costumes, was presented, Race street in Gra: s Valley. Parlor! ~Mr, and Mrs. Will “Lystrup and /% ss . rete al its blefr, stuffed £1 ry ’ ywar lie} #49! ‘ Pay > { we +1 iv . T 1 onl + ‘ ’ « * »y i , id these were over, delightfui refvesh-. tmake their home here. Mr. Lyht4 toms Up.” John Boles, Spencer Tracy, and ‘Pat’? Paterson in ‘het 1 . ’ > : we ‘ , ue » I ments were served. Those who at-. rup’s brother, George and family,. @ American: debut, play the leads. . itended this farewell event were. . came trom Utah about two years ago t : , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY . Audrey Davis, Claris Holland, Gert-. and liked this district so well they II} } With your old . . rude Schreiber, Margaret Stevens,. purchased a home. on Grove street y « rors Ww. Cc. THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY :;,° beats ; Evelyn .Bailey, Betsy Bennett, Wlos-i this spring. by Leroy. W. C. Fields tours the country with his trav clin troupe ; now, Margaret Smittcamp, Art El. H. M. Mueller and Frank WooldFredericksburg Beer: Get your fine-flayor-d FIR ES IDESRICKSBURG BEER at Lloyd Abbott’s in Grass Valley. Take zs case home an put a few bottles om ice, then see how moc): :efresthed and invigorated you are, after @rinking a foaming ginss of Frea@ericksburg Beer. LLOYD ABBOTT Distributor for Fredericksburg Ieaez and Fredericksburg Soda Water Phone 7389. Opp. Librarx, ill Strect Grass Valley 2 URSIN a NE A oh . .

» ' iH sie Angove, Elma Eden, Ruih Cur-/. — just one step ahead of the sheriff.. You’ll roar at his crazy money}Niott, Dick Bennett, Bill Polhinghorn, . rides ge National Forest Service offic. i inaking schemes. Walter Warneke, Harley “Leete, Don) ials, came up froom San Francisco Jones, Earl Smittcamp, and Richard!@nd spent last week end in going . Marriott, over the CCC projects with Supervi-, : i sor R. L. P. Bigelow. guests. . Cutex Nail “BOTTOMS UP” AT . NEVADA THEATER ***?a"ations Miss Smittcamp was presented 1 Every afternoon and evening except Thurswith a useful ee bag by her . b CL days. Afternoon skating—Children, 10c; 0 Adults, 20c. Evening skating—30c; spectators, 10c. Every Wednesday Nite Carnival a Nite. SK GGNG sors sau covandee . . . . Electric Welding Works Quality Welding of All Fusible Metals: ELECTRIC. AND ACETY LENE Portable E quipment CARL A. OWDING Mer. 132 E. Main Street Plhone 87 © Grass Valley —— . EIGHT “Bottoms Up,’’ which comes to-} SM. as . night and tomorrow ‘at the Nevada Ms AAT eens OF LIQUID ‘Croquinole Permanent Theater, is reported to be rich in — POLISH q fa comedy,-romance and the glamour, of SS < : ies tie ave pec ia Hollywood. Against this back: ground, Buddy DeSylva has filmed a . LIMITED TIME pec romantic story. j ‘ Try the new Cutex Creme @ Polish—Wears “longer—gives . brighter Iustre—does not dry the nails, ~ “Pat” Paterson, charming importation from the English stage, makes her American film debut in “Bottoms wp.” Playing the romantic leads opposite Miss Paterson are 35c Spencer Tré@cy and. John Boles. The comedy situations are contributed . . mainly by Herbert Mundin, Sid sil. Dickerman Drug Store vers and Harry Green. . NEVADA CITY . The picture contains four song j numbers that promise to be hits. i They are ‘‘Waiting at the Gate for Katy,”’ “Turn on the Moon,”’ ee coMPLETE $2.50 coMPLETE Ringlette, Duart and Paper Curl Type EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SHOPPE HOME OF BETTER, PERMANENTS Phone 60 Grass Valley 215 W. Main Street este “AR EN TD NNT A PUNE tT PREACH NL rie mene For interior walls and woodweork — Fullerglo is the most popular finish inthe West.. Semi-lustrous. Satin-like sheen. Made in pastel colors. €Can be washed repeatedly. orp . . ’ painpetdpetenane anieees : nn Z mm y ares PAINT SALE This is a genuine sale (mote our regular prices). The special reductions here <—juz018 ed will not be repeated @gain this year. And remmeru2ber, these are all highest quality Fuller Paints. THEW LAST. 3 F ‘uller glo walls ind weneretew ov Re $1: for interior g. $1.05 a $2.79 Gallon. “B2c Cis A floor paizxat maade to stand . J ullerwear,.; wear. Fregz. $1.05, Quart 89c IT LASTS Speedit A varnish that makes your woodwork, e floors and fuarxz2ature een . like eS 8c wee : 99c Qt. Reg. si. a7 ee 12TH. TO 25TH. ha Stores, Lid. Phone 5 a ee . bet Did I Dream’’ and “I’m Throwing My [oH i Love Away.'"’ They are interwoven . i fy OUR . . with an entertaining tale of three . MF inci Lig . MOREY rogues and a girl with movie . BIG i re who put on a swell front } : fi and crash the gates of a Hollywood ! { studio. : RLRUaRiRaRaRRR Wednesday and Thursday brings . “The Old Fashioned Way” to the Nevada Theater screen, starring W.-C. Fields and Baby Leroy as his chief pet. W.C. Fields is the manager of a traveling troupe of actors whose Begins Tuesday Maraias at 8:30 E have just Unpacked the Grandest Assortment of New Fall F rickh Coats, WY fats and Accessories—Do Hurry In and Make Your Selection Early——tif chief occupation is to manage °to keep about one jump ahead of the sheriff. 3aby Leroy is conti nually . she' : ; . Colorful Tweeds and Monotones-—New Long giving -Fields away at crucial moen . g ; A Ni A ments and the play is guaranteed to iF : 4 eis oc coe $13 35 ANG €16 95 = \ y® you Haven’t the Money We Willi Gladly Hold any Article fora Reasonable Deposit 2 keep the audience in continual laugh(iG Rea ter. q a ‘ uh wis) “HOLLYWOOD FLASH” DRESSESS:"72%. $13.95 . BORN Smartest en sy * wv @ . ES HOLBROOKE—At the Rood Hospi! tal, Grass Valley, Nevada county, . : STREET DRESSES oc wec*' $5.95 $7.95 OPTOMETRIST OPENS oF Fe GRASS VALLEY OFFICE COTTON SPORTS th.chic Fite $1.95 $2.95 ip Li eT ine examination ana care ot ne exes. @f2-WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF NEWFALLHATS $1.19 7° $6.95 COTTON PRINTS 15¢, 25¢, AND 29 YD. . ROUGH CREPES AND SILKS 79¢ TO Se ae $1.19.. WOOL TWEEDS AND CREPES, $1.59 ! ~ tin Paces . ROSE FASHION SHOPPE ig i th i i i @ FORMALS AND COCKTAIL DRESSES v=¥< sine, tome e : ‘mediate occupancy. His equipment arrived Friday for installation. News Stand DRESSMAKING = , ALTERATIONS Stationery, Magazines Pine and Commercial Nevada: City 316 Broad St. evada City . . ) fa Preise ola mn Dr. Hogue is formerly of Oakland