September 21, 1934 (8 pages)

“ '+?4GE EIGHT THE NEVAD A CITY NUGGET = .? GEORGE HOWE RECOVERING + i Woodcraft, Grass Valley Sports George Howe whose lungs were badly scorched in the Chalk Bluff . ; fire’ last IN FINAL LAP OF j men’s club and other organizations 1 in which he takes an active part in all those plans which are construc oe Sunday afternoon is im: . proving nicely and expects to leave j the’ Jones day or so. Memorial Hospital in ; . . . the primary than either of the . to a promotion because of his recora . Joe is making a good recovery. . of devoted public service in many Mr. and Mrs.-W. A. Kervin re contestants, announces the sumption of his race for ‘ sheriff . lines of endeavor. oO . the. November finals. Carl Tobiassen, was born and rais. P. T. } . }ed in Nevada county, educated here,,1¢ married, and; is now rearing a fam. . iay of five children. ie . a group comprised of Carl Tobiassen, Tuesday he was taken to the hespi. Mr. Tobiassen has made a host of in i SMART SHADES OF LIQUID POLISH from an injury on his left hand. On. Washi ngton, ‘Sunday, September 16. actiy day vacation spent in San Francisco. Sheriff George R. Carter and depjuties have kept a constant watch for S POSTPONED Gr jseheo! About every enterprise and !turned home Wednesday after a ten A.PROGRAM oD has prepared Ae ae for this its afternoon, } owing the last few days and a report was to the Elks: Card Party at the him ne brought to them that he was seen at welfare his eo. n-. of Mr. and Mrs: John O'Neill. An ~{Rough ant Ready Sunday evening at . munity or county has found Mr. To. nouncement of the: date will appea ity which has had for its purpose the 35¢ . ' ‘ Try the new "3 ; Polish—Wears brighter }upbuilding Creme a longer—gites lustre—does the not Mi interest dry i ' selfish nails, of biassen among its energetic and a e-!in Monday's issue. l an Sis ive “supporters. The promine nt! The members are giving tive 1DI nart he has played in promoting. the! sale Saturday, September hice io ‘ Cutex or of the Boy Scouts, his un devotion exemplified Dickerman Drug Store : NEVADA CITY ted service to whatever organization ‘ . He Par; { petty theft. to. Alfred Rose Mrs. §@a Casseli Hill people and Indian tribes. Members of the club look forward to an unusually pleasant and interesting evening, ' Monehan with assault. It is claimed . Monehan struck Casseli’s Mrs. hus a civil engineer by profession, also . has had considerable experience with Delaney are quite old frieds having resided in Europe for quite a number of years, where they both served can Expeditionary Forées. Mr. .Larned is examining different mining the wide open spaces. SATURDAY WILD GOLD Starring John Boles and lovely Claire Trevor in a picture which will interest every n 1an, woman and youth , DR. MONICA SUNDAY Kay Er ancis is the star of this modern drama, The question is rais ed “Should a Wom: nm be a Doctor?” See how Kay . Francis works out the solution to this problem. Roller Skating Every after noon and evening except Thursdays. Afternoon skating—Children, 10c; Adults, 20e. Evening skating—30c; tors, 10c. Every spectaWednesday Nite Carnival ARMORY HALL Nite. NEVADA CITY properties and may be with us for some time. He says this is. ihe great evening. with an excellent program, social time and the serving of dainty his pleasure to see. . refreshments. has spent the summer on his mining The program follows: Song, Mrs. Lyda Talbot; playlet, Miss Ruth Tam through Nevada City Sunday enroute est mining district it has even been \ Frank Clark, mining engineer, who claims near Downieville, passed to Oakland having been called there solo, L. E. Sweeney, accompanied by by the death of his sister. Bev. Barron; ‘piano solo, Béverly Dick Haddy has moved to Nevada trumpet Barron; playlet, First Tee, Mrs. Howard Penrose and Mrs. Louis Kopp; two songs, Mrs. Catherine Celio, ac J. J. Jackson Phone 1 for Los Angeles with her daughters, ; from October 16 to 19. Visitors were present from Dutch Flat, Col DaRoux will remain a few days as fax and Auburn. guest of Mrs. English in LO semi-lustrous enamel . HH sheve ‘Speedite <. Wi Pin ee _99c Qt. Reg. $1.17 58c SEPTEMBER 12TH. TO 25TH. Alpha Stores, Ltd. ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Phone 5 her home ea to operation. His. many friends are pleased to see him about again. oO" Mi nis George Evans, mining engineer from the east, is staying at the Na ms ite early equipment for sale cheap. mnth’s Pump. One Miss ares ay, ITS NOTEVERY) I CAY YOU GET 2 MEAT COOKED, 7 LIKE THiS Mamie Meservey . Thursday and returned . morning vacation Knowlton spent from with family, 3. T. Ff! relatives KNOWS (LIKE, MY MEAT: ing. HOUSE, OLD MAN, MARY } hot Genasci and niece, of Nevada City. Funeral on Wednes day afternoon for the late George D. . . will satisfy the most fastidious guest or the fussiest husband Nicholson who met a tragic death in the fire at Chalf Bluff section on Sunday. Rev. H. H. Buckner officiated. Judge Raglan Tuttle occupied the Sierra County Superior bench Tuesday where he heard a mining case. He sat for Judge Henry B. Neville, critically ill, who passed away yes terday morning. Ed. Rice, Al Kelliher, Clarence Clint, and Bert Moody and son, hunt For many years this market bas ed in Sierra county last week end. so well served the people of Nevada It was the first deer hunt for Messrs. City, that today we still have the Rice and Clint of Los Angeles and patronage of the majority of families who were our first customers. Phone 67 Nevada City BIRTHS BORN—In Lime’ county, September 17, Kiln, Nea 1934, ‘to Mr. . and Mrs. H. J. Burr ,a son. MARRIAGE LICENSES HANKS-SUTHERLAND—In Reno, bui WALDORF TISSUE, 4 for . Home CON abo are Funeral services were held at the Holmes oth FLASHLIGHTS, 5-cell Miss Florence Gonasci, were called to Ellensberg, Wash., on account of the death of Mr. Genasci’s sister, Mrs. I. L. Hartman's death. She was a I 1ative Cor OVER NIGHT CASE } William pla of her father, in Portland, Maine. She enjoyed a wonderful trip and reported for duty as assistant postmaster in Nevada City post office this morn IT!IS AT OUR, KEYSTONE MEAT MARKET loc 1% . east of Nevada City. IT LASTS A varnish that makes your woodwork, floors and furniture glisten like Mrs. Federal Truck, good condition. Mine and shop tools; also camp} for interior iF ullerwear;. ire Reg. $1.05, Quart O9C ‘RAG RUGS Ste YOU SURE ARE SOME COUCH, MAR A: floor paint made to stand . Household Department shape, 7-8 in. by 3% in. hexagon tional Hotel in Nevada City. He is chuck. One—3 H. P. Electric movisiting the Lava Cap mine south. . . . Fullerglo walls and woodwork Reg. $1.05 88c k Quart $2.79 Gallon. 52c Pint ‘ ‘E., with Two—Large Denver Drifters, model No. 33, 1% in. chuck. . PAINT: SALE! A complete Wheel. tor. One—Duplex be They hast” ba at the time of her departure. BASEMENT STORE!! the former Lucky Baldwin estate. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Still and sons returned Saturday from a vacation that took them as far north as Port-, One—-C. P. Jack-hammer, in good if} This is a genuine sale (note our regular prices). The special reductions here quoted will not be repeated again this year. And remember, these are all highest 4 quality Fuller Paints. THEY LAST. local nurse Mrs. Langley who has been seriously ill, felt quite improved STORE FOR SALE 6-ROOM HOUSE— close in. Income property. 215 Sac-. land and Astoria in Oregon. They re} ramento St. Phone Nevada City port a most delightful motor trip. 452. Robert Paine, local depot agent, CNN was able to assume his duties TuesFOR “SALE—BY JAMES M. RICE; day after being ill for a few weeks Phone 297-R—-One—7 H. P. Witie owing to a severe For interior walls and woodwork — F ullerglo is the most popular finish in the West. Semi-lustrous. Satin-like sheen. Made in pastel colors. Can be washed repeatedly. LER. PAINTS Mrs. Mary HK. Langley left Tuesday Mrs. C. A. English and Mrs. George Zeizsche, in care of Edna DaRotx, fas’ hoist, G one of the larger cities of that state. Vera Ingram, D. D. G. M., of Grass TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Free Delivery FULL y FUL state to reside and enter business in companied by Mrs. Ray Hayes. Mrs. Valley brought a gracious and interesting greeting to the chapter. Grand Chapter will meet in San Francisco ee for all fighting western dram a of Another Lone Star Production, starring John Wayne in free in the mining business. He and Mr. Evangeline Chapter, O. BE. S., celebrated Star Point Night Tuesday blyn and Mrs. B. Barron; ee. THE MAN FROM UTAH mining engineering and is interested actively as officers with the Ameri STAR POINT NIGHT OF EVANGELINE CHAPTER OXYDOL _ CARL J. TOBIASSEN (lat the ernment. Illustrating the addvress, Miss Cassidy will display specimens of the arts and crafts of the Mexican «0 Charles Washburn, Bud Johnson, Jim vada City passed away in San FranRicard, Jack Townsend, Carl Marsh cisco, Friday, September 14. ‘and Ernie Hotchkiss: went back to E. A. Clark has a badly fract ured get more. Andrew Tobiassen shot the Wrist reported. to have been cased two point buck that was’ brought by a fall in the Washington mini ng down Tuesday. The party saw the district. big mountain lion again that they Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire, ® Jr., spent Wednesday in Sacr saw on their first trip. amento attending to business affai rs. Neil Carney ‘has gone to Oakland where he is taking up a course in . deisel engines, A Bae and Mrs. Edd Addi ngton spent Is a candidate for the office of Thursday in Auburn Sheriff of Nevada County at the Genand Gold Run eral Electi on business and on, Tuesday, November 6 . pleasure, ; swore to a complaint charging Hugh customs vada City. Mr. and ‘Mrs. E. srooks Larned of . While there} she attended the summer session of New: York are visiting with Mr. and the University of the Mexican GoyMrs. LeRoy Delaney. Mr. Larned is . EDEN CATSUP _ Andrew Tobiassen, Joe Perkins, Rey. Miss Sarah Miller a native of Ne ; ‘of fico, where she spent five: months en: . Peace W: L, Mobley’s court in Ne« MODESTO MiLK— Mrs. It is of and observing and arts of the people. buck stories. Peard which contained $34% and failed to return it. Son for the Woman's Civie club will take place next Monday evening at Hh joying 4 1934. the Brand Studio. The feature of band over the head with a bottle an Oustomah Lodge : : : od {the evening's program will-be-a naraSaturday night. Sheriff Carter armember. of the Neighbors. BECS $ tive by Miss Beatrice Cassidy, guest rrested, the man and he is held in jail speaker, of her recent travel in Mex. {. pending his trial in Justice of the president = O20. fh Carter for alleged . To Address Civic Club t lor, Natice Sons of the Golden West,. Eves ir 3i ri The first meeting of the fall is president of Hydraulie some claimed he found a purse belonging Miss Beatrice Cassidy A the has given his allegiance. with rested Tuesday by Sheriff George R. cu ¢t-< in im . lodge, are a type of his public spiri" e fcoc 1 22. . Roy Brown of Nevada City was front of the Alpha Store. i ‘ting and peeling logs for the scout 35c ". about seven o'clock. a party. POLITICIAL CANDIDATES. gramma "} disturber of Willow Valley. They prograt NX} have seen nothing of the man for the postponed the in four deer from the Omega mine F. L~“Hartman, the former district Sunday brought in another ger of his right hand and at about Miss Florence Genasci of Willow one on Monday and one Tuesday. Afthe same time suffered infection Valley, passed away in Ellensburg, ter the good luck of Sunday’s hunt Joe Inbrulia injured the littie fin ; J. . . EIGHT The party of hunters who brough In this issue of the Nugget, Carl} friends in all parts of the county tal where a minor operation was perTobiassen, who polled more votes} and they feel that he is now entitled . formed. Dr. B. W. Hummelt sa} ! other * . ¥ tall regaled ten years he has been superintendent : SIXTH DEER BROUGHT DOWN they did notget a buck. Bert Moody SHERIFF'S RACE: of the county farm. . Cutex Nail Preparations they enjoyed the experience although 4 . tive have for their purpose organiza. tion or community improvement. For : FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1934 — C SCOTTS TISSUE, 3 for LUX SOAP, 3 for LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 for ~ Men’s Department C Ane DRESS SHIRTS CHAMBRAY SHIRTS Clan weel 2 ae near cate Cove WAIST ALLS state piace BIB ALLS der, mem 4, LIGHT WEIGHT UNION SUITS WHITE HYPAC SAFETY TOE BOOTS WHITE KNEE SAFETY TOE 5 able a po over from Cany gold comp thern by. a Nevada, September 20, 1934, to Augusutus H. Hanks, 22, Nevada City, very and Hazel L. Sutherland, 18, Grass the o Valley. the a had .

“ '+?4GE EIGHT THE NEVAD A CITY NUGGET = .? GEORGE HOWE RECOVERING + i Woodcraft, Grass Valley Sports George Howe whose lungs were badly scorched in the Chalk Bluff . ; fire’ last IN FINAL LAP OF j men’s club and other organizations 1 in which he takes an active part in all those plans which are construc oe Sunday afternoon is im: . proving nicely and expects to leave j the’ Jones day or so. Memorial Hospital in ; . . . the primary than either of the . to a promotion because of his recora . Joe is making a good recovery. . of devoted public service in many Mr. and Mrs.-W. A. Kervin re contestants, announces the sumption of his race for ‘ sheriff . lines of endeavor. oO . the. November finals. Carl Tobiassen, was born and rais. P. T. } . }ed in Nevada county, educated here,,1¢ married, and; is now rearing a fam. . iay of five children. ie . a group comprised of Carl Tobiassen, Tuesday he was taken to the hespi. Mr. Tobiassen has made a host of in i SMART SHADES OF LIQUID POLISH from an injury on his left hand. On. Washi ngton, ‘Sunday, September 16. actiy day vacation spent in San Francisco. Sheriff George R. Carter and depjuties have kept a constant watch for S POSTPONED Gr jseheo! About every enterprise and !turned home Wednesday after a ten A.PROGRAM oD has prepared Ae ae for this its afternoon, } owing the last few days and a report was to the Elks: Card Party at the him ne brought to them that he was seen at welfare his eo. n-. of Mr. and Mrs: John O'Neill. An ~{Rough ant Ready Sunday evening at . munity or county has found Mr. To. nouncement of the: date will appea ity which has had for its purpose the 35¢ . ' ‘ Try the new "3 ; Polish—Wears brighter }upbuilding Creme a longer—gites lustre—does the not Mi interest dry i ' selfish nails, of biassen among its energetic and a e-!in Monday's issue. l an Sis ive “supporters. The promine nt! The members are giving tive 1DI nart he has played in promoting. the! sale Saturday, September hice io ‘ Cutex or of the Boy Scouts, his un devotion exemplified Dickerman Drug Store : NEVADA CITY ted service to whatever organization ‘ . He Par; { petty theft. to. Alfred Rose Mrs. §@a Casseli Hill people and Indian tribes. Members of the club look forward to an unusually pleasant and interesting evening, ' Monehan with assault. It is claimed . Monehan struck Casseli’s Mrs. hus a civil engineer by profession, also . has had considerable experience with Delaney are quite old frieds having resided in Europe for quite a number of years, where they both served can Expeditionary Forées. Mr. .Larned is examining different mining the wide open spaces. SATURDAY WILD GOLD Starring John Boles and lovely Claire Trevor in a picture which will interest every n 1an, woman and youth , DR. MONICA SUNDAY Kay Er ancis is the star of this modern drama, The question is rais ed “Should a Wom: nm be a Doctor?” See how Kay . Francis works out the solution to this problem. Roller Skating Every after noon and evening except Thursdays. Afternoon skating—Children, 10c; Adults, 20e. Evening skating—30c; tors, 10c. Every spectaWednesday Nite Carnival ARMORY HALL Nite. NEVADA CITY properties and may be with us for some time. He says this is. ihe great evening. with an excellent program, social time and the serving of dainty his pleasure to see. . refreshments. has spent the summer on his mining The program follows: Song, Mrs. Lyda Talbot; playlet, Miss Ruth Tam through Nevada City Sunday enroute est mining district it has even been \ Frank Clark, mining engineer, who claims near Downieville, passed to Oakland having been called there solo, L. E. Sweeney, accompanied by by the death of his sister. Bev. Barron; ‘piano solo, Béverly Dick Haddy has moved to Nevada trumpet Barron; playlet, First Tee, Mrs. Howard Penrose and Mrs. Louis Kopp; two songs, Mrs. Catherine Celio, ac J. J. Jackson Phone 1 for Los Angeles with her daughters, ; from October 16 to 19. Visitors were present from Dutch Flat, Col DaRoux will remain a few days as fax and Auburn. guest of Mrs. English in LO semi-lustrous enamel . HH sheve ‘Speedite <. Wi Pin ee _99c Qt. Reg. $1.17 58c SEPTEMBER 12TH. TO 25TH. Alpha Stores, Ltd. ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Phone 5 her home ea to operation. His. many friends are pleased to see him about again. oO" Mi nis George Evans, mining engineer from the east, is staying at the Na ms ite early equipment for sale cheap. mnth’s Pump. One Miss ares ay, ITS NOTEVERY) I CAY YOU GET 2 MEAT COOKED, 7 LIKE THiS Mamie Meservey . Thursday and returned . morning vacation Knowlton spent from with family, 3. T. Ff! relatives KNOWS (LIKE, MY MEAT: ing. HOUSE, OLD MAN, MARY } hot Genasci and niece, of Nevada City. Funeral on Wednes day afternoon for the late George D. . . will satisfy the most fastidious guest or the fussiest husband Nicholson who met a tragic death in the fire at Chalf Bluff section on Sunday. Rev. H. H. Buckner officiated. Judge Raglan Tuttle occupied the Sierra County Superior bench Tuesday where he heard a mining case. He sat for Judge Henry B. Neville, critically ill, who passed away yes terday morning. Ed. Rice, Al Kelliher, Clarence Clint, and Bert Moody and son, hunt For many years this market bas ed in Sierra county last week end. so well served the people of Nevada It was the first deer hunt for Messrs. City, that today we still have the Rice and Clint of Los Angeles and patronage of the majority of families who were our first customers. Phone 67 Nevada City

BIRTHS BORN—In Lime’ county, September 17, Kiln, Nea 1934, ‘to Mr. . and Mrs. H. J. Burr ,a son. MARRIAGE LICENSES HANKS-SUTHERLAND—In Reno, bui WALDORF TISSUE, 4 for . Home CON abo are Funeral services were held at the Holmes oth FLASHLIGHTS, 5-cell Miss Florence Gonasci, were called to Ellensberg, Wash., on account of the death of Mr. Genasci’s sister, Mrs. I. L. Hartman's death. She was a I 1ative Cor OVER NIGHT CASE } William pla of her father, in Portland, Maine. She enjoyed a wonderful trip and reported for duty as assistant postmaster in Nevada City post office this morn IT!IS AT OUR, KEYSTONE MEAT MARKET loc 1% . east of Nevada City. IT LASTS A varnish that makes your woodwork, floors and furniture glisten like Mrs. Federal Truck, good condition. Mine and shop tools; also camp} for interior iF ullerwear;. ire Reg. $1.05, Quart O9C ‘RAG RUGS Ste YOU SURE ARE SOME COUCH, MAR A: floor paint made to stand . Household Department shape, 7-8 in. by 3% in. hexagon tional Hotel in Nevada City. He is chuck. One—3 H. P. Electric movisiting the Lava Cap mine south. . . . Fullerglo walls and woodwork Reg. $1.05 88c k Quart $2.79 Gallon. 52c Pint ‘ ‘E., with Two—Large Denver Drifters, model No. 33, 1% in. chuck. . PAINT: SALE! A complete Wheel. tor. One—Duplex be They hast” ba at the time of her departure. BASEMENT STORE!! the former Lucky Baldwin estate. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Still and sons returned Saturday from a vacation that took them as far north as Port-, One—-C. P. Jack-hammer, in good if} This is a genuine sale (note our regular prices). The special reductions here quoted will not be repeated again this year. And remember, these are all highest 4 quality Fuller Paints. THEY LAST. local nurse Mrs. Langley who has been seriously ill, felt quite improved STORE FOR SALE 6-ROOM HOUSE— close in. Income property. 215 Sac-. land and Astoria in Oregon. They re} ramento St. Phone Nevada City port a most delightful motor trip. 452. Robert Paine, local depot agent, CNN was able to assume his duties TuesFOR “SALE—BY JAMES M. RICE; day after being ill for a few weeks Phone 297-R—-One—7 H. P. Witie owing to a severe For interior walls and woodwork — F ullerglo is the most popular finish in the West. Semi-lustrous. Satin-like sheen. Made in pastel colors. Can be washed repeatedly. LER. PAINTS Mrs. Mary HK. Langley left Tuesday Mrs. C. A. English and Mrs. George Zeizsche, in care of Edna DaRotx, fas’ hoist, G one of the larger cities of that state. Vera Ingram, D. D. G. M., of Grass TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Free Delivery FULL y FUL state to reside and enter business in companied by Mrs. Ray Hayes. Mrs. Valley brought a gracious and interesting greeting to the chapter. Grand Chapter will meet in San Francisco ee for all fighting western dram a of Another Lone Star Production, starring John Wayne in free in the mining business. He and Mr. Evangeline Chapter, O. BE. S., celebrated Star Point Night Tuesday blyn and Mrs. B. Barron; ee. THE MAN FROM UTAH mining engineering and is interested actively as officers with the Ameri STAR POINT NIGHT OF EVANGELINE CHAPTER OXYDOL _ CARL J. TOBIASSEN (lat the ernment. Illustrating the addvress, Miss Cassidy will display specimens of the arts and crafts of the Mexican «0 Charles Washburn, Bud Johnson, Jim vada City passed away in San FranRicard, Jack Townsend, Carl Marsh cisco, Friday, September 14. ‘and Ernie Hotchkiss: went back to E. A. Clark has a badly fract ured get more. Andrew Tobiassen shot the Wrist reported. to have been cased two point buck that was’ brought by a fall in the Washington mini ng down Tuesday. The party saw the district. big mountain lion again that they Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire, ® Jr., spent Wednesday in Sacr saw on their first trip. amento attending to business affai rs. Neil Carney ‘has gone to Oakland where he is taking up a course in . deisel engines, A Bae and Mrs. Edd Addi ngton spent Is a candidate for the office of Thursday in Auburn Sheriff of Nevada County at the Genand Gold Run eral Electi on business and on, Tuesday, November 6 . pleasure, ; swore to a complaint charging Hugh customs vada City. Mr. and ‘Mrs. E. srooks Larned of . While there} she attended the summer session of New: York are visiting with Mr. and the University of the Mexican GoyMrs. LeRoy Delaney. Mr. Larned is . EDEN CATSUP _ Andrew Tobiassen, Joe Perkins, Rey. Miss Sarah Miller a native of Ne ; ‘of fico, where she spent five: months en: . Peace W: L, Mobley’s court in Ne« MODESTO MiLK— Mrs. It is of and observing and arts of the people. buck stories. Peard which contained $34% and failed to return it. Son for the Woman's Civie club will take place next Monday evening at Hh joying 4 1934. the Brand Studio. The feature of band over the head with a bottle an Oustomah Lodge : : : od {the evening's program will-be-a naraSaturday night. Sheriff Carter armember. of the Neighbors. BECS $ tive by Miss Beatrice Cassidy, guest rrested, the man and he is held in jail speaker, of her recent travel in Mex. {. pending his trial in Justice of the president = O20. fh Carter for alleged . To Address Civic Club t lor, Natice Sons of the Golden West,. Eves ir 3i ri The first meeting of the fall is president of Hydraulie some claimed he found a purse belonging Miss Beatrice Cassidy A the has given his allegiance. with rested Tuesday by Sheriff George R. cu ¢t-< in im . lodge, are a type of his public spiri" e fcoc 1 22. . Roy Brown of Nevada City was front of the Alpha Store. i ‘ting and peeling logs for the scout 35c ". about seven o'clock. a party. POLITICIAL CANDIDATES. gramma "} disturber of Willow Valley. They prograt NX} have seen nothing of the man for the postponed the in four deer from the Omega mine F. L~“Hartman, the former district Sunday brought in another ger of his right hand and at about Miss Florence Genasci of Willow one on Monday and one Tuesday. Afthe same time suffered infection Valley, passed away in Ellensburg, ter the good luck of Sunday’s hunt Joe Inbrulia injured the littie fin ; J. . . EIGHT The party of hunters who brough In this issue of the Nugget, Carl} friends in all parts of the county tal where a minor operation was perTobiassen, who polled more votes} and they feel that he is now entitled . formed. Dr. B. W. Hummelt sa} ! other * . ¥ tall regaled ten years he has been superintendent : SIXTH DEER BROUGHT DOWN they did notget a buck. Bert Moody SHERIFF'S RACE: of the county farm. . Cutex Nail Preparations they enjoyed the experience although 4 . tive have for their purpose organiza. tion or community improvement. For : FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1934 — C SCOTTS TISSUE, 3 for LUX SOAP, 3 for LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 for ~ Men’s Department C Ane DRESS SHIRTS CHAMBRAY SHIRTS Clan weel 2 ae near cate Cove WAIST ALLS state piace BIB ALLS der, mem 4, LIGHT WEIGHT UNION SUITS WHITE HYPAC SAFETY TOE BOOTS WHITE KNEE SAFETY TOE 5 able a po over from Cany gold comp thern by. a Nevada, September 20, 1934, to Augusutus H. Hanks, 22, Nevada City, very and Hazel L. Sutherland, 18, Grass the o Valley. the a had .