September 21, 1936 (4 pages)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936. mie NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THREE — . TUE DRIFT “ployed in the property at True Drift North Columia. men sunk a 75 foot shaft in gravel and are cross cutting to a portion of the old channel where a rich pay ' Streak is known to exist. James Ryan. of this city was a Sacramento on business visitor. in Monday. eeey me, PROPERTY A, Bigelow has five men emgravel Passengers in the smoking compartment on my train » -were arguing about why railroad business is picking up. A factory owner said it was because of Free pick-upand-delivery of less than carload freight. The railroad calls for the LCL freight at shipper’s door and delivers it to consignee’s door. e e@ A traveling salesman said it was because so many passenger and freight trains now run on faster schedules. @ There was a school principal in the group\and he said it was because. train travel is so much cheaper for passengers. He said ead oped fares are at the west point in history, withsubstantial reductions if you buy a round-trip ticket—and no more surcharge for riding in sleep. ing cars. One man, a farmer, said he liked something he could depend on, that’s why he was traveling by train. @ Another man, a newspaper reporter, said people were in favor of railroad ‘travel because it is by far the safest. He quoted a lot of statistics from a book called, ee 5 A banker we > all know by name said railroad tax paymentsmeana ig thisstate. Weatenroudotralicosiarhiews: » ments, appreciate the public’s good will and increased patronpt and aig continued prog@ id WESTERN RAILROADS and THE PULLMAN COMPANY LAMB CHOPS —OR— BEEF STEW POUNDED ROUND STEAK ROAST BROILED STEAK » OR KEYSTONE MARKET SPECIAL HAMBURGER Buy the Best at Commercial Street _ PHONE 67 MOTOR TOURIST TRAVEL AT NEW the breadth of the nation, ting the highest mark in history, mobile Association. facts listed in the report were. Requests for coast-to-coast routings handled by the Association and principal A. A. A. clubs have run 20 to cent above last year. ed and failed to make an appreciable dent in the remarkable flow of travel as a whole. National. parks in California ana Needs, New, Larger, and Correctly Priced. 5 t Everything tor the primary, F grammar and high school student. New Binders, Pencil Boxes, Note. Books, Art Suppflies, Drawing l. other western states report a heavy increase in travel, with more visitors from eastern states than ever before. Western recreatSonal in tourist patronage. The Pacific Northwest and Canada are drawing heavy flows of visitors. Accompanying the-—inc¢trease in transcontinental touring has been a_ substantial increase in motor touring generally above the 1935 volume which itself set a new high mark. Gasoline consumption figures indieate a gain of more than ten per cent over last year‘s record-breaking figure. : This increase in touring forecasts a similar gain in total tourist expenditures for this year, which probably will exceéd the $4,000,000,00U mark and establish the year as am outstanding one for those eatering to the. tourist trade. Lowered Utility Rates Gov. Alf‘Landon forced lower utility rates in Kand@as that are saving the people of the state about $1,000,000 a year. School Supplies You will find our stock of School Materials, Lunch Kits, Etc. Ren and Pencil Sets $1.00 Up. i RE. HARRIS . SAVE: SAFETY with at your Fexsit PRUG STORE PHONE “t00 PEAK IN STATE Shuttling back and forth across transcontinental motor travel this year is getdeeckared a report today by the Touring Bureau of the California State AutoGeneral touring trip : Autom obile affiliated 30 per In mid-August, when drouth and heat eonditions were at their worst, there was a temporary falling off, but this condition quickly disappearresort report increases of 30 to 50 per cent The Story Grew I tdld a little tale I'd heard To Simon's sister Prue; She whispered in a neighbor's ear, Axs I had feared sh’d do. ‘The neighbor donned her new fur coat Axnd went to make a call; She called on every soul she knew Ere night began to fall. ‘That story swept our quiet street-— It entered every door, Avnd as it passed from tongue to tongue lt grew from more to more. e Ast length it fairly burst its bounds Asnd sped across the town, Axnd there on crowded thoroughfares It Hurried up an@®dcown. It livened many a game of bridge, It warmed pale, listless tea, It climbed a bit and teased the ears Of aristocracy. Men told it at their luncheon clubs— Oh yes, they gossiped too;. Men like a spicy narrative Avs well as I and you. Some told it with a knowing wink, Some with a scornful sneer, Some merely shrugged and let it pass, Some hailed it with a jeer. I marveled at its rapid growth From such a small beginning, Axnd that it carried in its wake So much of human sinning. It smirched fair names and wrecked a home, It caused no end of trouble, . Axnd then because it proved untrue, It burst just like a bubble. Of course there was a libel suit— I stole away from town, But someone got a warrant out Axnd chased me up and down. The story. died but scars it left Still vex us here and there; I'll never start a thing like that Avgain—I wouldn’t dare! —A. MERRIAM CONNER wholesale political HATFIELD FLAYS. . FARLEY POLICY enant Governor George J. Hatfield, in a fiery velt Administration, charged before ji the Republican State Convention iT} here last esident Roosevelt i}. has thortgaged this week; “Pr generation and! future generations by the most colossal and profligate governmental i . expenditures ever sanctioned by any . government, in any. country, in. the . history of the civilized world.” “Today, throughout declared. the Lieutenant Governor, a national administration boldly trading alms for votes. } “In his ‘fireside chats,’ President in terms of the Washington, his~ political ‘Big Jim’ Farley, 'and maintained a.which has bilked American of untold millions to supfaithful who are working for idealist. . But in general, . national system’ taxpayers port the politeally now supporting. and Mr. Roosevelt. “The sins of Tammany, notorious as they have become, pale into insignificance as compared to _ the pandering of President Roosevelt’s ‘alter ego’— his political mentor ‘and chief pat. Republicans, ranoge dispenser —the Tammanytrained Myr. Farley. “We have billions of dollars in taxpayers. funds — contributed by Democrats and Socialists alike—being used as a gigantic Democratic campaign fund, with contemptous.disregard for the rights of the people.’’ Urging the election of Governor Landon, Reryublican mominee, ,and repudiation of the Democratic administration, Hatfield declared: “When food is doled out to the urday to be Gray during the 1936 grape festival. Harlan Barret left for -Lodi. Satthe guest of Verle Clarence R. Gray FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered Chief of Police Garfield signed the complaint and was brought tenced him to six months county jail. CHARGED WITH DISTURBANCE Thomas Mosher, of this city, was arrested by Officer Charles Ninnis for disturbing the peace Wednesday. Robson Mosher into court yesterday . sadors of the United States are chos‘morning He plead guilty and asked. for mercy. Judge W. L. Mobley senhungry on the understanding that the hungry must -vote for a Democratic President and Democratic Congressmén; when the unemployed march to work at the taxpayers expense, knowing that march to the polls to give thanks for their employment; when ambasen and appointed on the basis of their generosity in supporting the in the Democratic campaign fund—then, I believe, it is time for American citi520 Coyote Street Subscribe for The Nugget. zens, regardless of party, to rebel against such contemptous misuse of Phone 16 political power.’’ EDDIE LEONG SPIRELLA Foundations All kinds Measured IndividuaHy by Traimed and Experienced Corsetiere. Write. for Appointment MES. PETRA C. WILLS, Box 91, Colfax, Calif. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECFALS FRI. Nevada City, California. { Phone 74 Keystone I Market . CALANAN &. RICHARDS , ' Nevada Clty A SPLENDID VALUE 159 PowELL STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRA NCISCcO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather ™ proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. * *OUR WORK SATISI-IES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS _ ‘Located at the Nevada City nme ger St ASS Se OSS OE Se OA Se St le ee eS St ee a iste 4 ans VN) ea! HH lledletelaletelaie * Meloiey 814 Broad St. FREE DELIVERY QUALITY GROCERIES AND 3AT. Nevada City \ ALMS FOR VOTES SACRAMENTO, Sept* 21.—Lieutindictment of the RooseCalifornia, . and throughout the United States,* . “we have the shameful spectacie. of . Butz had killed one, Roosevelt has talked to the people; has inaugurated ‘spoils . . publican party in CAMPTONVILLE . By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 21.—Sam * Oakes was confined at a Nevada City hospital last week with an attack of the pneumoniae , . Mr. and Mrs. Fay Clayton and son of San Francisco arrived a few days ago and sare visiting Mrs. Rachael M. Labadie. Mrs. Clayton was formerly Miss Ruth Mullaley who lived here for several years. Cyril Pendola, a former resident, now residing at San Francisco re. cently visited his#ol home heré . The deer reason opened Wednes. day and most of the male population . : ; . took to the woods. The Grant and . Heether saw ‘mill suspended operain order that the men By nightfall two successful, By! Shavade: with Merleand Winsmore and Bill Grant bagged anThe deer do not seem to be overly plentiful this season. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts of San Francisco were in this section . Wednesday ona short visit. John G. Ramm venerable Bridger Creek rancher who has been confined with illness for many weeks is improving and able ‘to welk about his ranch. ' tions that day ould go Siesrd parties had beer Groves and Joe § Chapman other. j . RAGON. MINE drifting south ‘in the shaft at the Ragon mine northwest of Nevada City. Ore continues to be trucked to the Idaho-Marvland custom mill for gold recovery. O. MeCraney is superintendent. Crews are Cialifornia, the Lieutenant Governor warned that “radical agitators are working feverishly in California today, whispering their innuendoes, slandering our public officials, fanning the fires of hate and distrust in a determined effort to destroy confidence in our governmental institutions.’’, “Tt is of transcending importance today that our government shall be strong and elean,’’ said Hatfield, “but we need more constructive criticism, honestly offered and less ‘of caustic criticism, cheaply uttered. “If there are faults in our party and faults in our state government —as doubtless there are, for both they must; are human institutions—let us proceed sincerely and intelligently to correct them, “Let us put our house in order, _ but let us not, in the heat of partisanship, stoop to cheap opportuism, demagogic utterance and hypocritical abuse to gain a doubtful political advantage. “Our job is to-make our government honest, make it truly. responsTurning his attention to state Sov-! ernment and the affairs of the Re-! Professional Hair Brush BRUSH THAT COMBS YOUR HAIR $1.75 THE NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present HERBALIST 121 S. Church Street Grass Valley =] K. H. LAU Chinese Herbs Fitch Complete H Hair Treatment SHAMPOO, HAIR TONIC, . MASSAGE BRUSH ~ All for 76c PIED PIPER RAT PASTE Day Conditions KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed! by State of California Established 1907 WLLDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco c Plant: South San Fr ° etc., repaired —— = ETC., SHARPENED [ASHTON, THE HATTER Gunsmith MAKER OF REFINED STYLES : Light Welding ,RAY’S F7 tT SHOP 220 East Main ( . GRASS ) ALLEY Women’s and Men’s Hats’ Retrimmed. Cleaned and Reblocked $1. 504 Vernon St. Roseville. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS Phone 603 l EASY TO USE SURE DEATH TO RATS 25c a tube DICKERMAN ll DRUG STORE Nevada City ive to the will of the governed, make it respected—and make it worthy of the respect of the rank and file of our citizenry.” FOR SALE—Two parcels of land— one acre and five acres. Beautiful+ ly wooded. Water and electricity convenient. East of Nevada City limits. Inquire W. H. Goede; end of Park Ave. 9-18-2tp WANTED: Representatives to look after our magazine subscription in= terests in Nevada City and "vicinity. Our plan enables you to secure @ good part of the hundreds of dol lars spent. in this. vicinity each fal} and winter for magazines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals, domesti and foreign. Instructions and equipment free. Start a growing and Manent business in whole or spare time. Address MOORE-COTTRELL Inc., Wayland Road, North Cohocton, N. Y. ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TO. USED—We have several buys in used Refrigerators, s are like new. Very easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rume sey’s. Mrs. Preston’s “and white jazz band ~ “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING to the music of a crack black every night. A hot number singer to while away the time. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED ‘News Sianel: Stationery, Magazines 316° Broad St. Nevada City USED WASHERS—From $10 v > Maytags and other popular m els. Terms are easy. Rum Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Valley. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new W: rain = Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES . Machine. Exclusive Deal Maytag Electric and gasol! gine washers, also Hasy ers, Tiron rite. be, ; Repaired and Cleaned b John W. Darke . Commereial St. ° ‘Nevada “109 J. Phones :

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936. mie NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THREE — . TUE DRIFT “ployed in the property at True Drift North Columia. men sunk a 75 foot shaft in gravel and are cross cutting to a portion of the old channel where a rich pay ' Streak is known to exist. James Ryan. of this city was a Sacramento on business visitor. in Monday. eeey me, PROPERTY A, Bigelow has five men emgravel Passengers in the smoking compartment on my train » -were arguing about why railroad business is picking up. A factory owner said it was because of Free pick-upand-delivery of less than carload freight. The railroad calls for the LCL freight at shipper’s door and delivers it to consignee’s door. e e@ A traveling salesman said it was because so many passenger and freight trains now run on faster schedules. @ There was a school principal in the group\and he said it was because. train travel is so much cheaper for passengers. He said ead oped fares are at the west point in history, withsubstantial reductions if you buy a round-trip ticket—and no more surcharge for riding in sleep. ing cars. One man, a farmer, said he liked something he could depend on, that’s why he was traveling by train. @ Another man, a newspaper reporter, said people were in favor of railroad ‘travel because it is by far the safest. He quoted a lot of statistics from a book called, ee 5 A banker we > all know by name said railroad tax paymentsmeana ig thisstate. Weatenroudotralicosiarhiews: » ments, appreciate the public’s good will and increased patronpt and aig continued prog@ id WESTERN RAILROADS and THE PULLMAN COMPANY LAMB CHOPS —OR— BEEF STEW POUNDED ROUND STEAK ROAST BROILED STEAK » OR KEYSTONE MARKET SPECIAL HAMBURGER Buy the Best at Commercial Street _ PHONE 67 MOTOR TOURIST TRAVEL AT NEW the breadth of the nation, ting the highest mark in history, mobile Association. facts listed in the report were. Requests for coast-to-coast routings handled by the Association and principal A. A. A. clubs have run 20 to cent above last year. ed and failed to make an appreciable dent in the remarkable flow of travel as a whole. National. parks in California ana Needs, New, Larger, and Correctly Priced. 5 t Everything tor the primary, F grammar and high school student. New Binders, Pencil Boxes, Note. Books, Art Suppflies, Drawing l. other western states report a heavy increase in travel, with more visitors from eastern states than ever before. Western recreatSonal in tourist patronage. The Pacific Northwest and Canada are drawing heavy flows of visitors. Accompanying the-—inc¢trease in transcontinental touring has been a_ substantial increase in motor touring generally above the 1935 volume which itself set a new high mark. Gasoline consumption figures indieate a gain of more than ten per cent over last year‘s record-breaking figure. : This increase in touring forecasts a similar gain in total tourist expenditures for this year, which probably will exceéd the $4,000,000,00U mark and establish the year as am outstanding one for those eatering to the. tourist trade. Lowered Utility Rates Gov. Alf‘Landon forced lower utility rates in Kand@as that are saving the people of the state about $1,000,000 a year. School Supplies You will find our stock of School Materials, Lunch Kits, Etc. Ren and Pencil Sets $1.00 Up. i RE. HARRIS . SAVE: SAFETY with at your Fexsit PRUG STORE PHONE “t00 PEAK IN STATE Shuttling back and forth across transcontinental motor travel this year is getdeeckared a report today by the Touring Bureau of the California State AutoGeneral touring trip : Autom obile affiliated 30 per In mid-August, when drouth and heat eonditions were at their worst, there was a temporary falling off, but this condition quickly disappearresort report increases of 30 to 50 per cent The Story Grew I tdld a little tale I'd heard To Simon's sister Prue; She whispered in a neighbor's ear, Axs I had feared sh’d do. ‘The neighbor donned her new fur coat Axnd went to make a call; She called on every soul she knew Ere night began to fall. ‘That story swept our quiet street-— It entered every door, Avnd as it passed from tongue to tongue lt grew from more to more. e Ast length it fairly burst its bounds Asnd sped across the town, Axnd there on crowded thoroughfares It Hurried up an@®dcown. It livened many a game of bridge, It warmed pale, listless tea, It climbed a bit and teased the ears Of aristocracy. Men told it at their luncheon clubs— Oh yes, they gossiped too;. Men like a spicy narrative Avs well as I and you. Some told it with a knowing wink, Some with a scornful sneer, Some merely shrugged and let it pass, Some hailed it with a jeer. I marveled at its rapid growth From such a small beginning, Axnd that it carried in its wake So much of human sinning. It smirched fair names and wrecked a home, It caused no end of trouble, . Axnd then because it proved untrue, It burst just like a bubble. Of course there was a libel suit— I stole away from town, But someone got a warrant out Axnd chased me up and down. The story. died but scars it left Still vex us here and there; I'll never start a thing like that Avgain—I wouldn’t dare! —A. MERRIAM CONNER wholesale political HATFIELD FLAYS. . FARLEY POLICY enant Governor George J. Hatfield, in a fiery velt Administration, charged before ji the Republican State Convention iT} here last esident Roosevelt i}. has thortgaged this week; “Pr generation and! future generations by the most colossal and profligate governmental i . expenditures ever sanctioned by any . government, in any. country, in. the . history of the civilized world.” “Today, throughout declared. the Lieutenant Governor, a national administration boldly trading alms for votes. } “In his ‘fireside chats,’ President in terms of the Washington, his~ political ‘Big Jim’ Farley, 'and maintained a.which has bilked American of untold millions to supfaithful who are working for idealist. . But in general, . national system’ taxpayers port the politeally now supporting. and Mr. Roosevelt. “The sins of Tammany, notorious as they have become, pale into insignificance as compared to _ the pandering of President Roosevelt’s ‘alter ego’— his political mentor ‘and chief pat. Republicans, ranoge dispenser —the Tammanytrained Myr. Farley. “We have billions of dollars in taxpayers. funds — contributed by Democrats and Socialists alike—being used as a gigantic Democratic campaign fund, with contemptous.disregard for the rights of the people.’’ Urging the election of Governor Landon, Reryublican mominee, ,and repudiation of the Democratic administration, Hatfield declared: “When food is doled out to the urday to be Gray during the 1936 grape festival. Harlan Barret left for -Lodi. Satthe guest of Verle Clarence R. Gray FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered Chief of Police Garfield signed the complaint and was brought tenced him to six months county jail. CHARGED WITH DISTURBANCE Thomas Mosher, of this city, was arrested by Officer Charles Ninnis for disturbing the peace Wednesday. Robson Mosher into court yesterday . sadors of the United States are chos‘morning He plead guilty and asked. for mercy. Judge W. L. Mobley senhungry on the understanding that the hungry must -vote for a Democratic President and Democratic Congressmén; when the unemployed march to work at the taxpayers expense, knowing that march to the polls to give thanks for their employment; when ambasen and appointed on the basis of

their generosity in supporting the in the Democratic campaign fund—then, I believe, it is time for American citi520 Coyote Street Subscribe for The Nugget. zens, regardless of party, to rebel against such contemptous misuse of Phone 16 political power.’’ EDDIE LEONG SPIRELLA Foundations All kinds Measured IndividuaHy by Traimed and Experienced Corsetiere. Write. for Appointment MES. PETRA C. WILLS, Box 91, Colfax, Calif. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECFALS FRI. Nevada City, California. { Phone 74 Keystone I Market . CALANAN &. RICHARDS , ' Nevada Clty A SPLENDID VALUE 159 PowELL STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRA NCISCcO Excellent Restaurant off the Lobby BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather ™ proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. * *OUR WORK SATISI-IES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS _ ‘Located at the Nevada City nme ger St ASS Se OSS OE Se OA Se St le ee eS St ee a iste 4 ans VN) ea! HH lledletelaletelaie * Meloiey 814 Broad St. FREE DELIVERY QUALITY GROCERIES AND 3AT. Nevada City \ ALMS FOR VOTES SACRAMENTO, Sept* 21.—Lieutindictment of the RooseCalifornia, . and throughout the United States,* . “we have the shameful spectacie. of . Butz had killed one, Roosevelt has talked to the people; has inaugurated ‘spoils . . publican party in CAMPTONVILLE . By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 21.—Sam * Oakes was confined at a Nevada City hospital last week with an attack of the pneumoniae , . Mr. and Mrs. Fay Clayton and son of San Francisco arrived a few days ago and sare visiting Mrs. Rachael M. Labadie. Mrs. Clayton was formerly Miss Ruth Mullaley who lived here for several years. Cyril Pendola, a former resident, now residing at San Francisco re. cently visited his#ol home heré . The deer reason opened Wednes. day and most of the male population . : ; . took to the woods. The Grant and . Heether saw ‘mill suspended operain order that the men By nightfall two successful, By! Shavade: with Merleand Winsmore and Bill Grant bagged anThe deer do not seem to be overly plentiful this season. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts of San Francisco were in this section . Wednesday ona short visit. John G. Ramm venerable Bridger Creek rancher who has been confined with illness for many weeks is improving and able ‘to welk about his ranch. ' tions that day ould go Siesrd parties had beer Groves and Joe § Chapman other. j . RAGON. MINE drifting south ‘in the shaft at the Ragon mine northwest of Nevada City. Ore continues to be trucked to the Idaho-Marvland custom mill for gold recovery. O. MeCraney is superintendent. Crews are Cialifornia, the Lieutenant Governor warned that “radical agitators are working feverishly in California today, whispering their innuendoes, slandering our public officials, fanning the fires of hate and distrust in a determined effort to destroy confidence in our governmental institutions.’’, “Tt is of transcending importance today that our government shall be strong and elean,’’ said Hatfield, “but we need more constructive criticism, honestly offered and less ‘of caustic criticism, cheaply uttered. “If there are faults in our party and faults in our state government —as doubtless there are, for both they must; are human institutions—let us proceed sincerely and intelligently to correct them, “Let us put our house in order, _ but let us not, in the heat of partisanship, stoop to cheap opportuism, demagogic utterance and hypocritical abuse to gain a doubtful political advantage. “Our job is to-make our government honest, make it truly. responsTurning his attention to state Sov-! ernment and the affairs of the Re-! Professional Hair Brush BRUSH THAT COMBS YOUR HAIR $1.75 THE NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present HERBALIST 121 S. Church Street Grass Valley =] K. H. LAU Chinese Herbs Fitch Complete H Hair Treatment SHAMPOO, HAIR TONIC, . MASSAGE BRUSH ~ All for 76c PIED PIPER RAT PASTE Day Conditions KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed! by State of California Established 1907 WLLDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco c Plant: South San Fr ° etc., repaired —— = ETC., SHARPENED [ASHTON, THE HATTER Gunsmith MAKER OF REFINED STYLES : Light Welding ,RAY’S F7 tT SHOP 220 East Main ( . GRASS ) ALLEY Women’s and Men’s Hats’ Retrimmed. Cleaned and Reblocked $1. 504 Vernon St. Roseville. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS Phone 603 l EASY TO USE SURE DEATH TO RATS 25c a tube DICKERMAN ll DRUG STORE Nevada City ive to the will of the governed, make it respected—and make it worthy of the respect of the rank and file of our citizenry.” FOR SALE—Two parcels of land— one acre and five acres. Beautiful+ ly wooded. Water and electricity convenient. East of Nevada City limits. Inquire W. H. Goede; end of Park Ave. 9-18-2tp WANTED: Representatives to look after our magazine subscription in= terests in Nevada City and "vicinity. Our plan enables you to secure @ good part of the hundreds of dol lars spent. in this. vicinity each fal} and winter for magazines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals, domesti and foreign. Instructions and equipment free. Start a growing and Manent business in whole or spare time. Address MOORE-COTTRELL Inc., Wayland Road, North Cohocton, N. Y. ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TO. USED—We have several buys in used Refrigerators, s are like new. Very easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rume sey’s. Mrs. Preston’s “and white jazz band ~ “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING to the music of a crack black every night. A hot number singer to while away the time. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED ‘News Sianel: Stationery, Magazines 316° Broad St. Nevada City USED WASHERS—From $10 v > Maytags and other popular m els. Terms are easy. Rum Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Valley. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new W: rain = Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES . Machine. Exclusive Deal Maytag Electric and gasol! gine washers, also Hasy ers, Tiron rite. be, ; Repaired and Cleaned b John W. Darke . Commereial St. ° ‘Nevada “109 J. Phones :