September 23, 1935 (4 pages)

A business review munities would Without proper fessional firms, especially those who “tend to the artistic development of pur area, In this brief. article we wish to . bring to your attention the firm of mention of our pro brated photographers at Grass ley. None other than Maurice Pho tographer, whose offices are located at 107° Mill street. Evidence that Maurice in this section of the county is seen by the large of residents who have their made by him in their homes. Du Guerre wonderful repre life nuniber portraits introduced this photoSince science and art, ants the time factor und graphy between death. How iany of us enjoy with fond remembrance those photographs of dear ones. in should avail them deed everyon selves of having pictures.taken, es pecially ef the children: and family zroups. Years and the services of a traveled the -smaller citie afforded photographer only azo ih communities we were when one into these places to spend a few days or a week taking pictures of those who appreciated his services. Today in many. smal coimmunities—this practice is still ‘Kept up. In Nevada City and Grass Valley and surrounding area we have the advantage of having Maurice Photographer in our midst, his studio available with a type of photographic art, price and service that is within is one of Nevada County’s most cele-, Val-} Photo-, vrapher has gained much popularity }. C. L. HOGUE, OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” tYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 147 Mill Street Grass Valley, Evenings by Appointment , Phone 624 GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W COLD MEATS SAUSAGES 4 Civic Club : re-union, sbirthday celebration gift O1 portrait is always appreciated ci and admired long after the occasion. and ouly a portrait fills the space of time, ' May we further suggest that von] a . visit Maurice Photographer in early date, see this spa¢ious stug », at Mr. Maurice is always. glad -t welcome bothold and new faces tu his place and to give you advice and iM Thursday visiting with Mrs. Mulnix’ sister, Mrs. William Maguire of this of this district stationed in Nevada City, will leave tomorrow to attend Insurance Del Monte. see his work and plan to have ’ it Mts. Catherine Tucker of Nevada, ; delayed portraitl taken ‘for fu tra City had as visitors Sunday her : sifts to your friends and relativés. . mother, Mrs. B. Mergen, Mr. and CHANGED THEIR Dakin, Mr. and Mrs: Melvin Dakin, Mrs. Ellsworth Dakin and daughter. = we ¥} Mi ee ‘ Pe a4 be. . . 4 F i THE NEVADA C.1 Y NUGGET rm erence —— a — _ em ssenseeineaaiaiaidaiiaenten shy . nh ? ipsses _ Misses Bernice Coughlin and Lois be : ft Eden returned recently from /aKNOW YOUR COMMUNITY’S BUSINESS FIRMS CP POIAUL . Aoaisn axons. $ sodtiers: Calltoraie : : ea 3 They visited the fair at San Diego rhea ie Meats ake she se est Me rferkesye ole otesfeoteste st. < . : : See te ee ie Ae ie a te te he oF Mrs. George Mulnix of Roseville) gnq report a most enjoyable time. of our -com-j reach of ‘all. and son and family of Auburn, spent (eae nes not be . completi] Every social gathering, wedding, BANNER MT. POST Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., of Nevada City will hold nomination of officers at a special meeting on: Thursday night, September 26. ty. Mr. Irving. Long, insurance agent Ores sesame mR aporeraaeas ~ etree a convention of the Metropolitan Life company. employees at rs. J. Dakin, Mr. and Mrs. Donald SHOES brother. Dr. Cecil Endicott, and Mrs Endicott, Mrs. Cray and Dr. C, Hurrell, all of Vancouver, B. C. Those invited were, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haddy, Mrs. Nance Scheidick, Mrs: George Sandow, Mrs. Charles Ninnis, Mrs. Robert Grant. Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson, Nevada City; (Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Johns, Grass Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Packwood, Sacramento; Miss Desiree. Lucas and Leonard Dalton. The evening passed all too quickly in playing cards, scores being made the following, first ladies M,rs. Scheidick, Mrs. Ninnis, second and third. For gentlemen, first, Mrs. Thomas and: Mrs. Johns, by Mrs. Johns, Mr. Ernest Cole, Haddy, third. second, Outdoor Luncheons at Pine Crest . Pine Crest, the beautiful home of . ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farmer.on Robinson Heights. southeast of Nevada ‘ . gatherings in the last few days. The gorgeous autumn flowers and velvety green lawn added charm to the setting fo the affairs. Last Wednesday many members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church of Nevada City were entertained at a most delightful picnic luncheoUn and a social time at P} A delicious breakfast was served Saturday mornmg to the following guests: Ms. Otto Sehiffner and mother, Mrs. Etta Los Kamp of Nevada City; Mrs. McGee and daughter, Miss Alice McGee, of Los Angeles. Last Sunday morning another of these happy affairs was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dillinger and daughter, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keeney. and:daughter and son all, of Grass Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and daughter of Newcastle. happy Vancouver Visitors At Cole Home Mrs. Ernest Cole has‘as house guests at her home on Pine street, her brother, Dr. E. Endicott and wife of Vancouver, British Columbia’ and their friends, Mrs. W. Gray and Mr. B. D. Hurrell also of Vancouver. The party motored down from Vancouver arriving here Monday, . and plan an extended visit. Friday they motored to Reno. Mrs. Cole has planned a number of interesting trips for them to take before leaving Nevada City. Saturday evening Mrs. Cole entertained twenty guests at a dinner party for her guests. Meets Tonight The Woman’s Civic Club will meet tonight at the Brand Studio at eight o’clock. Mrs, Carl Schnabel of Yuba City, president of the Northern District of the Federated Woman’s Clubs, will be the guest and guest speaker of the evening All members are urged to attend this meeting. Tri-County Meeting ., At Kjorlie Home Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie entertained members of the Tri-County Club board at her lovely home in Nevada City Saturday. Representatives were present from Placerville, Lincoln and Mt. Pleasant. After an interesting and instructive meeting a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. Belle Douglass of Nevada City is president of the TriCounty Federation of Clubs, © NUGGET ADS PAY and house guest, Mrs. McConnors of San Mrs. W. €. Evans, Twitchell, Starx, Lewis, all of Grass Valley and Mrs. F Yee and Yee Herb Company . Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. i s 4121 S. Church Street, Grass Valley. City has been the scene of several : Mrs. Jack Keeney of Grass Valley Unquestionably there was # need for a better designed show—-or w would hundreds go daily to Williamsburg, Ontario for :ircxtuient by that world famous physician , « DR. M. W. LOCKE. Francisco; Mrs. Herbert Nile, rank Farmer of Nevada City. Seen Practical Research This M. W. Locke shoe, the ONLY An ouncement oue designed and approved by Dr, Locke, is the resulz of his experiY. T. Yee is one ence with thousands of sexious of the oldest and cases of ivot tronble. Who could most success ful. + be better qualified to design shoes herbalists in. Calithan this world famous physician 4 fornia for 40 years. il set ant ag of He is now taking ee charge of this office.If you are sick, see him. He can reFour Lasts for fest from . @baormal to norma! are available . FREE X-RAY . . SHOE FITTING } store your health Pe 4 surely and quickly. . Ben Warshatir's Herbs for various } X-RAY SHOE STORE 10th St. Side Sacramento Hotel . Office hours: Daily 4 p. m. to 9} mM. Saturday 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. OE FERIA TG IONE IIIS OIE NEEL ESET Tg: 8 eo 4 Chinese Herb Specialist fe presses the clothes with the greatest of ease fle saves wear and tear on the feet and the knees. fle will work for « penny and try hard to please, And he'll iron all your wrinkles away. SEO 8S GSS 89 '@ 0 4)-e ae we ee ae? MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1935. [ie -—————— a eataata “Seteetesboterttertetertste teste seokete lester tel oteste soos sertestetestestest teleifertesteshrterteserbertestesteotoge Metetot Me ste ste Meta stetesterte Me vtech ot, o Seeeneteteteteliotetetetetetetetlestotestetestetstutetestestoteattesteateateateat + we Névada Theatre MONDAY E Paul Lnkas, Madge GE OF INDISCRETION tes": "wis; Robson and Helen Vinson in a picture that dares to tell many truths about love and marriage. A drama of modern marriage that men will cheer and women will understand. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY STRANDED With Ralph Bellamy, Wiley Post and Thala Birell. Wiley Post matched his wits against the myssterious ‘Death Ray" as a reckless pilot, laughing at death, defying destruction, braving the clouds, to challenge the “Murder Ray” and its fiendish adventure. THURSDAY A Warner Bros. picture with glamorous AIR HAWKS Kay Francis and George Brent and strong : support. Kay fights a female lover-rack. teer when the other woman breaks all the rules. Heartache and disillusionment in-the cvisis. information concerning his profes. Miss Denice Dakin,. all of Sparks, : etdin: t Nevada = : ELLIOT TT ISLETS ERT ELIE TE STOO TSS RE TIP bee eee ce: In less than @ year 300,000 m Agee women and children in the Unit Se ee : — Serer Si Sani eaaas Soe srsesaasesseaaeeeaseess TEsEaaEaSE oman Peace and Great Britain RHEE ete bees telethon a Babel tee te dete teteteteott eee te g i a ; , me TO SMUCTALEVE ; M.W. LOCKE . : : “ b f tay a . = : was 8 ® Ba + “et . Cette ieee eee SAR eee ewan ITT r x SHOE : % we aoe : hee (mang IN U.8.4) ‘ Dinner Party Picnic Luncheon : B + At Pine St. Home at McKeesport es z 1 A most enjoyable’ time was spent Mrs. Harry McKee most charming: } de at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ly entertained a number of friends : ee Cole on Pine street in this city Sat-. at her home, McKeeysport up on the : Giday’ evoniné when a nimbor ‘of Tahoe Ukiah highwa, last Tuesday . fiend invitad 3 thei at_a picnic luncheon” and _— party. ' esis sis piace RECN ah Those enjoying the happy affair ‘ house guests. They are Mrs. Cole’s were: . Look to your blanket and comforter needs while these special prices last. — Beds, springs, mattresses, mattress covers, sheets, pillows, pillow slips, blankets and ; take care of your fall bedding needs. LOOK AT THESE REAL VALUES! All Wool Kenwood Blankets— 72x84 in. All colors $5.95 All Wool Kenwood Blankets— . 2x84 in. Extra heavy weight Cotton Blankets Virgin Lambs Wool Comforters Cotton Filled Comforters __ Alpha Stores, Ltd. PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY comtorters, everything to a i i i a i te le a ee a a OS a ee +, 7 eae enleale hale lesleateslerkesleatestestestestestesteste steatesteste cle steate ste tet, ot, ot, SaaS ENCES NS eee eieieieies teat, AR es EB testeset tate te ste teteste Mite Me tite he Mee tenet teleitelet NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFININ he te testetethetette teste he ete he tet, be a ae a a aa a OFFICE Se cS Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, -Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor > A? 7 Me eerie ee tertertes) ss for electricity Is your electric bill higher than it used to be? And do you stil] think of it as “ 1 shirt; 2 nighties 3 ponties, 4 hondkerthiets mages Fann . SOME PARTS “OR TEN FOR SOME CARS . PHONE 144 ALT, CARS . 1 Lawrence Motors Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES Lee Tires and Signal Gas and Oil On Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, one mile north-east of Nevada City. Special: 13-Plate Batteries, now $2.95, with old battery. a light bill‘? SA iron days became glad irondays when the sleek and shiny electric iron came into women’s hands. -Perhaps in your home it was the first electric servant you put to use. Right then your electric bill became more than a That's what it was once. Now lights are only a part of it. Now it includes a few cents for the RADIO ; : sai A light bill. TOASTER Now for just a few pennies a day, VACUUM SWEEPER about the ‘Price of a package of cigarHAND IRON ettes, or a magazine or i i : oe (ei a piece of pie, electricity gives your home many services besides lighting. It “perks” coffee, makes ice, beats batter, crisps toast, curls hair, sweeps rugs, runs electric clocks and radios . . well, you con probably add more to this list. ; . Really, now, isn't electricity making life a lot easier in your home since the day you first used an electric iron? What elSe gives you such full value for your money? P-G-wkE. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned + Operated Managed by Californiens ELECTRICITY IS APER in California Maybe it includes an electric refrigerator. Then you have no bill for ice. Or a range — and you have no bill for other fuel. Electricity is Your Home's Biggest Bargain. : HEALTH! ‘Let Nature Guard You! Mild saline sulphur waters that will clear your system of the winters poisons. Lee Richardson, Richardson Springs, Butte Co., Calif. .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone 188 a Ne new now j new ‘2ram) to Ne in the Hors along repair mome itself with must Wit structi upon é well be their } here, venera ‘ganar s¢ great gzenera when t Edu founda Booms cities . but ove determ ity is Since was bu ing roc ure, ve been m arrange without may be conditic in stud seats to of the ¢ er bodi things < grand-f: school b modern less tha its done ing, reac the first The ! the last not so with 2 building: ‘ ' building & been e3 ; enough . Nevada ( else, per increase school, } envisione high sch We as bonds fo the high new elem carry by thirds m: for voter years. of has neve communi educating neighbors ditions of in Nevad: resolution such org of comm: Club, bot building whose wi so much dren, the whose sta for waifs all mover tion of « Fire Depa est forces and impr ganized F sonic orde such a lar With thes the, bonds set msc Kleetinne la By the invites thi and see ji but cautic a time.”’ PRI In the Hemseth ¢ check fron pany in § in limeric pany offe: 350 $10 ‘ pany whe ie with, Pen: were also. last few yj written a1 ines. Man} ehildren a & ie 1 i

A business review munities would Without proper fessional firms, especially those who “tend to the artistic development of pur area, In this brief. article we wish to . bring to your attention the firm of mention of our pro brated photographers at Grass ley. None other than Maurice Pho tographer, whose offices are located at 107° Mill street. Evidence that Maurice in this section of the county is seen by the large of residents who have their made by him in their homes. Du Guerre wonderful repre life nuniber portraits introduced this photoSince science and art, ants the time factor und graphy between death. How iany of us enjoy with fond remembrance those photographs of dear ones. in should avail them deed everyon selves of having pictures.taken, es pecially ef the children: and family zroups. Years and the services of a traveled the -smaller citie afforded photographer only azo ih communities we were when one into these places to spend a few days or a week taking pictures of those who appreciated his services. Today in many. smal coimmunities—this practice is still ‘Kept up. In Nevada City and Grass Valley and surrounding area we have the advantage of having Maurice Photographer in our midst, his studio available with a type of photographic art, price and service that is within is one of Nevada County’s most cele-, Val-} Photo-, vrapher has gained much popularity }. C. L. HOGUE, OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” tYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 147 Mill Street Grass Valley, Evenings by Appointment , Phone 624 GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W COLD MEATS SAUSAGES 4 Civic Club : re-union, sbirthday celebration gift O1 portrait is always appreciated ci and admired long after the occasion. and ouly a portrait fills the space of time, ' May we further suggest that von] a . visit Maurice Photographer in early date, see this spa¢ious stug », at Mr. Maurice is always. glad -t welcome bothold and new faces tu his place and to give you advice and iM Thursday visiting with Mrs. Mulnix’ sister, Mrs. William Maguire of this of this district stationed in Nevada City, will leave tomorrow to attend Insurance Del Monte. see his work and plan to have ’ it Mts. Catherine Tucker of Nevada, ; delayed portraitl taken ‘for fu tra City had as visitors Sunday her : sifts to your friends and relativés. . mother, Mrs. B. Mergen, Mr. and CHANGED THEIR Dakin, Mr. and Mrs: Melvin Dakin, Mrs. Ellsworth Dakin and daughter. = we ¥} Mi ee ‘ Pe a4 be. . . 4 F i THE NEVADA C.1 Y NUGGET rm erence —— a — _ em ssenseeineaaiaiaidaiiaenten shy . nh ? ipsses _ Misses Bernice Coughlin and Lois be : ft Eden returned recently from /aKNOW YOUR COMMUNITY’S BUSINESS FIRMS CP POIAUL . Aoaisn axons. $ sodtiers: Calltoraie : : ea 3 They visited the fair at San Diego rhea ie Meats ake she se est Me rferkesye ole otesfeoteste st. < . : : See te ee ie Ae ie a te te he oF Mrs. George Mulnix of Roseville) gnq report a most enjoyable time. of our -com-j reach of ‘all. and son and family of Auburn, spent (eae nes not be . completi] Every social gathering, wedding, BANNER MT. POST Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., of Nevada City will hold nomination of officers at a special meeting on: Thursday night, September 26. ty. Mr. Irving. Long, insurance agent Ores sesame mR aporeraaeas ~ etree a convention of the Metropolitan Life company. employees at rs. J. Dakin, Mr. and Mrs. Donald SHOES brother. Dr. Cecil Endicott, and Mrs Endicott, Mrs. Cray and Dr. C, Hurrell, all of Vancouver, B. C. Those invited were, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haddy, Mrs. Nance Scheidick, Mrs: George Sandow, Mrs. Charles Ninnis, Mrs. Robert Grant. Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson, Nevada City; (Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Johns, Grass Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Packwood, Sacramento; Miss Desiree. Lucas and Leonard Dalton. The evening passed all too quickly in playing cards, scores being made the following, first ladies M,rs. Scheidick, Mrs. Ninnis, second and third. For gentlemen, first, Mrs. Thomas and: Mrs. Johns, by Mrs. Johns, Mr. Ernest Cole, Haddy, third. second, Outdoor Luncheons at Pine Crest . Pine Crest, the beautiful home of . ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farmer.on Robinson Heights. southeast of Nevada ‘ . gatherings in the last few days. The gorgeous autumn flowers and velvety green lawn added charm to the setting fo the affairs. Last Wednesday many members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church of Nevada City were entertained at a most delightful picnic luncheoUn and a social time at P} A delicious breakfast was served Saturday mornmg to the following guests: Ms. Otto Sehiffner and mother, Mrs. Etta Los Kamp of Nevada City; Mrs. McGee and daughter, Miss Alice McGee, of Los Angeles. Last Sunday morning another of these happy affairs was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dillinger and daughter, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keeney. and:daughter and son all, of Grass Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and daughter of Newcastle. happy Vancouver Visitors At Cole Home Mrs. Ernest Cole has‘as house guests at her home on Pine street, her brother, Dr. E. Endicott and wife of Vancouver, British Columbia’ and their friends, Mrs. W. Gray and Mr. B. D. Hurrell also of Vancouver. The party motored down from Vancouver arriving here Monday, . and plan an extended visit. Friday they motored to Reno. Mrs. Cole has planned a number of interesting trips for them to take before leaving Nevada City. Saturday evening Mrs. Cole entertained twenty guests at a dinner party for her guests. Meets Tonight The Woman’s Civic Club will meet tonight at the Brand Studio at eight o’clock. Mrs, Carl Schnabel of Yuba City, president of the Northern District of the Federated Woman’s Clubs, will be the guest and guest speaker of the evening All members are urged to attend this meeting. Tri-County Meeting ., At Kjorlie Home Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie entertained members of the Tri-County Club board at her lovely home in Nevada City Saturday. Representatives were present from Placerville, Lincoln and Mt. Pleasant. After an interesting and instructive meeting a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. Belle Douglass of Nevada City is president of the TriCounty Federation of Clubs, © NUGGET ADS PAY and house guest, Mrs. McConnors of San Mrs. W. €. Evans, Twitchell, Starx, Lewis, all of Grass Valley and Mrs. F Yee and Yee Herb Company . Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. i s 4121 S. Church Street, Grass Valley. City has been the scene of several : Mrs. Jack Keeney of Grass Valley Unquestionably there was # need for a better designed show—-or w would hundreds go daily to Williamsburg, Ontario for :ircxtuient by that world famous physician , « DR. M. W. LOCKE. Francisco; Mrs. Herbert Nile, rank Farmer of Nevada City. Seen Practical Research This M. W. Locke shoe, the ONLY An ouncement oue designed and approved by Dr, Locke, is the resulz of his experiY. T. Yee is one ence with thousands of sexious of the oldest and cases of ivot tronble. Who could most success ful. + be better qualified to design shoes herbalists in. Calithan this world famous physician 4 fornia for 40 years. il set ant ag of He is now taking ee charge of this office.If you are sick, see him. He can reFour Lasts for fest from . @baormal to norma! are available . FREE X-RAY . . SHOE FITTING } store your health Pe 4 surely and quickly. . Ben Warshatir's Herbs for various } X-RAY SHOE STORE 10th St. Side Sacramento Hotel . Office hours: Daily 4 p. m. to 9} mM. Saturday 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. OE FERIA TG IONE IIIS OIE NEEL ESET Tg: 8 eo 4 Chinese Herb Specialist fe presses the clothes with the greatest of ease fle saves wear and tear on the feet and the knees. fle will work for « penny and try hard to please, And he'll iron all your wrinkles away. SEO 8S GSS 89 '@ 0 4)-e ae we ee ae? MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1935. [ie -—————— a eataata “Seteetesboterttertetertste teste seokete lester tel oteste soos sertestetestestest teleifertesteshrterteserbertestesteotoge Metetot Me ste ste Meta stetesterte Me vtech ot, o Seeeneteteteteliotetetetetetetetlestotestetestetstutetestestoteattesteateateateat + we Névada Theatre MONDAY E Paul Lnkas, Madge GE OF INDISCRETION tes": "wis; Robson and Helen

Vinson in a picture that dares to tell many truths about love and marriage. A drama of modern marriage that men will cheer and women will understand. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY STRANDED With Ralph Bellamy, Wiley Post and Thala Birell. Wiley Post matched his wits against the myssterious ‘Death Ray" as a reckless pilot, laughing at death, defying destruction, braving the clouds, to challenge the “Murder Ray” and its fiendish adventure. THURSDAY A Warner Bros. picture with glamorous AIR HAWKS Kay Francis and George Brent and strong : support. Kay fights a female lover-rack. teer when the other woman breaks all the rules. Heartache and disillusionment in-the cvisis. information concerning his profes. Miss Denice Dakin,. all of Sparks, : etdin: t Nevada = : ELLIOT TT ISLETS ERT ELIE TE STOO TSS RE TIP bee eee ce: In less than @ year 300,000 m Agee women and children in the Unit Se ee : — Serer Si Sani eaaas Soe srsesaasesseaaeeeaseess TEsEaaEaSE oman Peace and Great Britain RHEE ete bees telethon a Babel tee te dete teteteteott eee te g i a ; , me TO SMUCTALEVE ; M.W. LOCKE . : : “ b f tay a . = : was 8 ® Ba + “et . Cette ieee eee SAR eee ewan ITT r x SHOE : % we aoe : hee (mang IN U.8.4) ‘ Dinner Party Picnic Luncheon : B + At Pine St. Home at McKeesport es z 1 A most enjoyable’ time was spent Mrs. Harry McKee most charming: } de at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ly entertained a number of friends : ee Cole on Pine street in this city Sat-. at her home, McKeeysport up on the : Giday’ evoniné when a nimbor ‘of Tahoe Ukiah highwa, last Tuesday . fiend invitad 3 thei at_a picnic luncheon” and _— party. ' esis sis piace RECN ah Those enjoying the happy affair ‘ house guests. They are Mrs. Cole’s were: . Look to your blanket and comforter needs while these special prices last. — Beds, springs, mattresses, mattress covers, sheets, pillows, pillow slips, blankets and ; take care of your fall bedding needs. LOOK AT THESE REAL VALUES! All Wool Kenwood Blankets— 72x84 in. All colors $5.95 All Wool Kenwood Blankets— . 2x84 in. Extra heavy weight Cotton Blankets Virgin Lambs Wool Comforters Cotton Filled Comforters __ Alpha Stores, Ltd. PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY comtorters, everything to a i i i a i te le a ee a a OS a ee +, 7 eae enleale hale lesleateslerkesleatestestestestestesteste steatesteste cle steate ste tet, ot, ot, SaaS ENCES NS eee eieieieies teat, AR es EB testeset tate te ste teteste Mite Me tite he Mee tenet teleitelet NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFININ he te testetethetette teste he ete he tet, be a ae a a aa a OFFICE Se cS Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, -Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor > A? 7 Me eerie ee tertertes) ss for electricity Is your electric bill higher than it used to be? And do you stil] think of it as “ 1 shirt; 2 nighties 3 ponties, 4 hondkerthiets mages Fann . SOME PARTS “OR TEN FOR SOME CARS . PHONE 144 ALT, CARS . 1 Lawrence Motors Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES Lee Tires and Signal Gas and Oil On Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, one mile north-east of Nevada City. Special: 13-Plate Batteries, now $2.95, with old battery. a light bill‘? SA iron days became glad irondays when the sleek and shiny electric iron came into women’s hands. -Perhaps in your home it was the first electric servant you put to use. Right then your electric bill became more than a That's what it was once. Now lights are only a part of it. Now it includes a few cents for the RADIO ; : sai A light bill. TOASTER Now for just a few pennies a day, VACUUM SWEEPER about the ‘Price of a package of cigarHAND IRON ettes, or a magazine or i i : oe (ei a piece of pie, electricity gives your home many services besides lighting. It “perks” coffee, makes ice, beats batter, crisps toast, curls hair, sweeps rugs, runs electric clocks and radios . . well, you con probably add more to this list. ; . Really, now, isn't electricity making life a lot easier in your home since the day you first used an electric iron? What elSe gives you such full value for your money? P-G-wkE. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned + Operated Managed by Californiens ELECTRICITY IS APER in California Maybe it includes an electric refrigerator. Then you have no bill for ice. Or a range — and you have no bill for other fuel. Electricity is Your Home's Biggest Bargain. : HEALTH! ‘Let Nature Guard You! Mild saline sulphur waters that will clear your system of the winters poisons. Lee Richardson, Richardson Springs, Butte Co., Calif. .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone 188 a Ne new now j new ‘2ram) to Ne in the Hors along repair mome itself with must Wit structi upon é well be their } here, venera ‘ganar s¢ great gzenera when t Edu founda Booms cities . but ove determ ity is Since was bu ing roc ure, ve been m arrange without may be conditic in stud seats to of the ¢ er bodi things < grand-f: school b modern less tha its done ing, reac the first The ! the last not so with 2 building: ‘ ' building & been e3 ; enough . Nevada ( else, per increase school, } envisione high sch We as bonds fo the high new elem carry by thirds m: for voter years. of has neve communi educating neighbors ditions of in Nevad: resolution such org of comm: Club, bot building whose wi so much dren, the whose sta for waifs all mover tion of « Fire Depa est forces and impr ganized F sonic orde such a lar With thes the, bonds set msc Kleetinne la By the invites thi and see ji but cautic a time.”’ PRI In the Hemseth ¢ check fron pany in § in limeric pany offe: 350 $10 ‘ pany whe ie with, Pen: were also. last few yj written a1 ines. Man} ehildren a & ie 1 i