September 24, 1934 (6 pages)

MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1934. : THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET : = M. Cole and family in Nevada City,’ September 28. A pair of hand emé : will leave for their home tomorrow. . broidered pillow slips are to be offer A Their daughter, Miss Viotet. Endicoti ‘ed as a door prize. Mrs. Al Williams who has been visiting here for some jis chairman for the card party. time, will accompany them home. ‘ ° AGF, SIX a . . MICKIE SAYS—. SC HONRUCIBUBURS rir fl it ta tt il i ian . Pein in a i im a SOCIAL EVENTS rT) Ruane follows: For contract bridge: Mrs. lersonal the = ' OUR JOB PRINTING SHOP _ AINT ACTING HUMBLE ABOur TH WORK WE TURN Our, . GEQUZ WE Gtr SO MANY COMPLIMENTS THAT Our Chapman, ‘junior in Helen University of California, has been elected to the Cabinet of InternationSUNTAN NANBNO Ae CHAS BUR RUBE R a el Mae aSUGiBi _ Elks Benefit Party Mrs. Florence Evans who has been Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., Auxil-!seriously ill for the past week, was Ruth Rector and Mrs. §. Jackson; 1 Ho She,was one of three. iaty is giving a public card party. slightly improved this morning. s Fund : 3 . JOE WORK JEST SIMPLY a ouse. e, one o A a Nets $75 for Xma -‘mah jongg: Mrs. Ida Uren caer at MUST Ge Scere Ghcsia i. depres Ha ba The card party given Friday by. -“‘thur Hoge Sr., for auction bridge: Exrry @000/ States. the Nevada City Lodge of B. P.O. E.,. “ts. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Otto ed : Schiffner and R. F. Grant; for fn the beautiful O'Neil gardens, was @ great success. The affair netted $75, which will be used on the Elks’ Christmas. furd, a fund to give gifts to brighten the Christmas season forthe needy ones. : During the afternoon, Mr. O'Neil thankea the group on behalf of the fodge, explaining the motiff of the affair and giving a slight insight into the many charities of the !odze. The prize awards were given as Mrs. G. Mainheart, of upper Boulder street, who ‘has been so ill, is making a steady recovery from her illness. She is the mother of Mrs. Lyda Talbot, of this city. : whist: Mrs. Mildred Tobiassen, Mrs. Shebley and Carl Tobiassen; the gate prizes were awarded to Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Winnie Mulloy. The following business houses do-. }nated prizes for the affair: S. Lee Leiter, Dickerman’s Drug Store, Lloyd Penrose, Ernest Schreiber, Calanan and Richards, Plaza Grocery and Colley’s. Vincent V. Foley made the punch without charge to the committee, the ‘ingredients being donated by Elks’ jand their ladies. Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY 66 99 with the one and only WILL ROGi ANDY ANDY ERS—there’s no stopping him or the laughs either, when he starts stepping as you never dreamed he would. When he starts to play everyone goes.to work to stop him ! ! ! Lewis Davidson, Sr., who has been ill, is’ reported as regaining his strength, and his many friends hope he will be out before long. Chester Scheemer, Nevada City merchant, visiting the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago with his mother, has written friends here that he likes Chicago and is greatly enjoying the Fair. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY at her cutest in this late Fox release. Everyone will fall in love all over again with the diminutive star even more than you did in “Stand Up and Cheer.” James Dunn and. Claire Trevor are the supporting stars. : a ae SET TT ‘Woman's Civic Club i Meets. This Evening . . Mrs. Alfred Heether returned to George Gildersleeve, presid; Mrs. fee ae her home Friday at Grant and Heeing in the absence of Mrs. C. E. Parther sawmill, aft ig F ’ ea a a rill the first meeting of N ; d al : pete ee tall Every afternoon and evening except Thursa aes Oe eee a ; i : eee City Roller days. Afternoon skiuciie--Clilidren, 10c; . the season for the Woman a Civic ; ; Adulte, 266. Event: —30c; spectaj;club tonight at the Brand Studio. AH Julic C. Ramm, who hag mining tors, 10c. Every \We'lnest:s Nite Carnival ;members are requested to come and i start the season off with a fine meet‘ing. After the short business meeting a splendid program will be en-] standing beside an‘ old road on the _Jjoyed. It will consist of a piano} Washington Ridge one morning last i solo by Miss Brand and vocal solo by . ;week, rifle in hand, had another demMrs. C. E. Bosworth and an informal} nstration of the fact that Providence . talk on the life and customs of the moves in a mysterious\way. With property at Camptonville, was a business visitor in Nevada City last Friday in the interests of his property. BAGS HIS BUCK The Rey. Charles) Washburn) Skating ARMORY HAN. NEVADA CrEy¥-. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Apperson and son, of Bakersfield, spent the week end in Nevada City visiting with Mrs. Apperson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7 woitt be long now ; Mexican people, by Miss poetle: his party strung out along the ridge. Charles Guenther. Tan Christians. Reviey Cassidy, WHO has recently sgarsied there presently broke out a fusilade. . ~—-— 4 : 'from an extended visit to the City of] somewhere in the woods a‘\buck was Nye Johnson, of the Bret Har have your Photographs . Mexico,bringing exhibits of the nacoming. The disciple of St; Hubert. Dairy, motored to ‘Hamilton City taken now. Reasonably . tive are and handiwork which will}tooK a peek.” The buck was \headed. Sunday -where he visited with his priced. me on display during the meeting. straight for-him. The last, in the. ™other who is not well. . line fired and missed. It was the : : ie bCadar Crest Lodge to clergyman’s turn. Three more jumps Woodrow: Kistle had his hand cut N Receive State Manager and his horns would’ have been\in. in the Diamond Creek saw mill reJ his reverence’s breadbasket. Bang! cently and is now carrying it in a : A Cedar Crest Grove, No. 41, of the! One shot and the majestic buck felt. S/ing. TO MEXICO Drorocrars rn Supreme Forest Woodland Circle, an-. almost at his feet. On the way home ‘hounces that their state manager,}a first argument started and lasted. \ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, of EXTENDED TO 107 Mill St. Phone 67 1 Bva Ferguson Bottle, of Los Angeall the way to Grass Valley. One of Chico, spent the week end in Nevada Grass Valley les, will be here on Wednesday, Sep-. the buck’s horns had two prongs, the City with Mr. Allen's brother, RobNOVEMBER 30! tember 26. Golden Poppy Grove No.} other was three pronged. Now what ert Allen and wife. Henry Allen is t 40, of Grass Valley and junior circle} was it a two-prong or three-prong a native of Nevada City. Pech ces y spl eeu Is your ear members are cordially invited. There} buck? \ os ce sg yeti fwill be visiting sovereigns from Oro‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, of Merany day u . Nov SAFE vile and Sacramento. The Sacra-} Charles Giani and Albert Prattj! ced, are visiting Mrs. Cook's parents, 30. : at high speed? mento drill team will .put on the. Were in a party of hunters who killoie and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins, of Gold ae drill work in the initiation work. ed a four-point buck weighing 190 Flat. (Signed) LILA DAY. pounds and a.two-pointer weighing as 110 pounds. They killed them in the] Mrs. H. N. Stevens returned Friday Rail fares are 2g 4 mile Miss Laura Diborda Stéentors. country: Surday. eee 8 Oye, Feit Ma Banta. Hosa and less. Pullman rates . Wade Nets Koakic Al Silva killed a fine buck Sunday aie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard, who are a third lower than while out with a’party, which ‘weigh-. @ve an infant son. . Mrs. Howard last year. All h ie ae Mise Loce Diberda: formeriy: 6 ed 145 pounds and it is now in the nee the former Miss Ruth Smith of coda PEL Gy ave and the unexpected San Jose, but now of this city, and. Smith FACKage pore veltinerator, ee climb aboard i : might happen. Even Nels Koskie, employed at the MurBob and Victor Gates, of Nevada ee au ; engineer do h e Me the mest careful ;chie mine, were united in marriage . City, were in a party that killed five b I os pees sue yas for a ch Ve sidag ita ke ck Friday. at a auiet ceremony perform-1 bucks _among them and returuéd spi visitors in Marysville last, ac ange. Arrive ac fully insured against ed by Judge Winburn in Grass Val-. home Friday night. The proprietor : oe Your destination fresh . oy lta sg ee of Plum Valley Inn, Mr. 0. H. Gil-. ~ er Ge and rested. ae inc, seeks. cans bert, where they stayed; killed the t. Coe pslioott and wife, of lision, property dam‘ 9 largest a 230 pound, four-point buck, . _ aoe a o a bare begn, vis= lictle aS 504. age and liability inHANDY ANDY ON Robert Gates has seen a large moun-. ‘tims Mr. Endicott’s sister, Mes. gies saa ;' las eeeonee the ok nie ae Ridge a SCOUT COUNCIL T0 e of times while-out hunting. a Insure now, before SCREEN TONIGHT : 2 DP reatdents . — — MEET THIS EVENING Southern Pacific i CARVETH INS. AGENCY a i in “Baby, Take a Bow,” which comes * bo : a " His wife wanted him to retire and Wednesday and Thursday at the Nepba >» i na GENERAL INSURANCE play a little . . . but all play and no yada_ Theater. The work of this The Nevada City District Scout 208 Main St. Nevada City . work makes Will a wild boy. five-year old girl is really astonish-. Council will meet this evening in the For interior walls and woodwork — Fullerolo is the most : Phone 440 That, in brief, is the sue f = Will ing. She possesses the grace and inChamber of Commerce. Owing to popular finish in the West. Semi-lastronc. Satin-like . Roger’s latest picture, Handy) telligence of a grown person and a. ‘he proximity of the August primary sheen. Made in pastel colors. Can be w shad se tedlv t : ee . Andy,” whieh Gomes ta the: Nevadd personality that will carry her far, . @lection the August meeting was : : PREIS Sore: Men BG Wasned fepeatedty. ¥ 4 DESKS! ; Theater tonight and Tuesday. Ad‘In. “Stand Up and Cheer!” she. Poorly attended, and Horace A. Curf ) : 2. ; Vance reports from the previews say . was delightful in a little sketch with . "°W, President, asks that all memi aS : a ithis is the funniest comedy of his James Dunn. In “Baby ‘Tak bers who can possibly do so, be pres) Rol Top and eee Top for your ee And the highlights of the Baw. slo hes ap inches so ent tonight in order that the full ‘f office. . ory bear this out. running the full length of the pic-. ®CoUt season may receive a good im-¢ OTHER BARGAINS wit is. getting .along eeperadesid ture and she turns in a truly remark-. PCtus. in his drug’ store, when his wife,] able performance. She will steal : = Peggy Wood, persuades him to sell] your heart as soon as she comes on WASHERS AND IRONERS out. Wirst he takes up pigeon rais-. the screen. . : “ ing, but he has to stop that when his pets fly all over the house. Next he takes up golf, with uproarious results. Then his wife and daughter, Mary Carlisle, persuade him to PLACER COUNTY MINES AUBURN CHICAGO MINES Used Day Bed with coil $13 75 ; spring, compiete ___. DEMONSTRATED AT P. G E. Mrs. Harry Pool is demonstrating washing machines.and ironers every Inner spring. mattresses and box a f Rockers, chairs, . tables, beds, springs,—all at prices which your; pdécket book can meet. The Bargain® Spot 1 H. BELOUD 105 W. Main ‘Grass Valley : ‘attend the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Of course there’s more to the story than that. Much more.’ Among thé other things,. Will serves as cupid in his daughter’s romance with a young man his wife doesn’t apprové of. And there’s a surprise ending that can’t be tipped off in advance. Shirley Temple certainly is entitled to take a bow for her performance por Electric Welding Quality Welding of All Fusible Metals ELECTRIC AND. ACETYLENE Portable Equipment CARL A. ODING Mgr. ne Cones Valley © . TWO MATINEES THIS The Auburn Chicago Mining Company, located between Auburn and Penryn, has a crew of 35 employed. The mill is treating 25 tons of very ; s00d ore per day, from development work. The company is prearing to sink the shaft to the 450-foot level and other construction work is contemplated. Mr. Cord, of the Cord Automobile Company, owns the controlling interest. Frank N. Sweet is superintendent. : ALABAMA MINING COMPANY The Alabama Mining Company has 18 men _ employed. They are milling 30 tons of ore per day in n 10 stamp mill. The company has ; just installed anew hoist, compres‘sor and other surface equipment. A shaft has been’sunk to the 200 foot level. Concentration and amalgamation process is being used. Mr. Anderson is superintendent. . WEEK AT NEV. THEATER There will be a matinee Tuesday at the Nevada Theater for. Will Roger’s. success, ‘Handy Andy” and another one Thursday at 2:15 for the showing of “Baby Take a Bow” with afternoon this week, from 1 till 5 o'clock, in thePacific Gas and Electric office in this city. Mrs. Pool cordially invites all house keepers to come in and see the latest life saving machinery in these lines of operation. ; CASE CONTINUED 30 DAYs — . CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 21.—The case of H. R. Deresford vs. Roland Hodgkinson and W. F. Shafer, a suit in which Beresford asked for a lumber account, was heard in the local Justice Court Thursday afternoon. Judge Cleveland continued the case} thirty days to give the parties time to ,come to an agreeable settlement. EMPRESS MINE Ed C. Jacobs, superintendent. of! the Empress mine, in the Newtown district, left séveral days: ago for! Denver,’ Colorado, to negotiate for} . the final units of the 300 ton daily capacity mill. The building }]} to house the mill is completed andl}! the larger part of the machinery is installed, but practically all work of mining and developing has: been suslarge mill. About 15 men are making reShirley Temple. : ‘ { { . pended pending completion of the . PAINT. SALE! . 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 . quality Fuller Paints. THEY LAST. A semi-lustrous enamel for interior Fuller glo walls and woodwork Reg. $1.05 8 8c Cut — $2.79 Gallon. 52c Pint . ay floor paint made to stand . —— F uller Wear ard wear. Reg. $1.05, Quart 89c IT LASTS A varnish that makes your woodwork, a floors and furniture glisten like 5 8 new. fit. 3 99c Qt. Reg. $1.17 SEPTEMBER 12TH. TO 25TH. Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA ‘Broad Street Speedite Phone 5 pairs and maintaining the plant.

MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1934. : THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET : = M. Cole and family in Nevada City,’ September 28. A pair of hand emé : will leave for their home tomorrow. . broidered pillow slips are to be offer A Their daughter, Miss Viotet. Endicoti ‘ed as a door prize. Mrs. Al Williams who has been visiting here for some jis chairman for the card party. time, will accompany them home. ‘ ° AGF, SIX a . . MICKIE SAYS—. SC HONRUCIBUBURS rir fl it ta tt il i ian . Pein in a i im a SOCIAL EVENTS rT) Ruane follows: For contract bridge: Mrs. lersonal the = ' OUR JOB PRINTING SHOP _ AINT ACTING HUMBLE ABOur TH WORK WE TURN Our, . GEQUZ WE Gtr SO MANY COMPLIMENTS THAT Our Chapman, ‘junior in Helen University of California, has been elected to the Cabinet of InternationSUNTAN NANBNO Ae CHAS BUR RUBE R a el Mae aSUGiBi _ Elks Benefit Party Mrs. Florence Evans who has been Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., Auxil-!seriously ill for the past week, was Ruth Rector and Mrs. §. Jackson; 1 Ho She,was one of three. iaty is giving a public card party. slightly improved this morning. s Fund : 3 . JOE WORK JEST SIMPLY a ouse. e, one o A a Nets $75 for Xma -‘mah jongg: Mrs. Ida Uren caer at MUST Ge Scere Ghcsia i. depres Ha ba The card party given Friday by. -“‘thur Hoge Sr., for auction bridge: Exrry @000/ States. the Nevada City Lodge of B. P.O. E.,. “ts. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Otto ed : Schiffner and R. F. Grant; for fn the beautiful O'Neil gardens, was @ great success. The affair netted $75, which will be used on the Elks’ Christmas. furd, a fund to give gifts to brighten the Christmas season forthe needy ones. : During the afternoon, Mr. O'Neil thankea the group on behalf of the fodge, explaining the motiff of the affair and giving a slight insight into the many charities of the !odze. The prize awards were given as Mrs. G. Mainheart, of upper Boulder street, who ‘has been so ill, is making a steady recovery from her illness. She is the mother of Mrs. Lyda Talbot, of this city. : whist: Mrs. Mildred Tobiassen, Mrs. Shebley and Carl Tobiassen; the gate prizes were awarded to Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Winnie Mulloy. The following business houses do-. }nated prizes for the affair: S. Lee Leiter, Dickerman’s Drug Store, Lloyd Penrose, Ernest Schreiber, Calanan and Richards, Plaza Grocery and Colley’s. Vincent V. Foley made the punch without charge to the committee, the ‘ingredients being donated by Elks’ jand their ladies. Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY 66 99 with the one and only WILL ROGi ANDY ANDY ERS—there’s no stopping him or the laughs either, when he starts stepping as you never dreamed he would. When he starts to play everyone goes.to work to stop him ! ! ! Lewis Davidson, Sr., who has been ill, is’ reported as regaining his strength, and his many friends hope he will be out before long. Chester Scheemer, Nevada City merchant, visiting the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago with his mother, has written friends here that he likes Chicago and is greatly enjoying the Fair. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY at her cutest in this late Fox release. Everyone will fall in love all over again with the diminutive star even more than you did in “Stand Up and Cheer.” James Dunn and. Claire Trevor are the supporting stars. : a ae SET TT ‘Woman's Civic Club i Meets. This Evening . . Mrs. Alfred Heether returned to George Gildersleeve, presid; Mrs. fee ae her home Friday at Grant and Heeing in the absence of Mrs. C. E. Parther sawmill, aft ig F ’ ea a a rill the first meeting of N ; d al : pete ee tall Every afternoon and evening except Thursa aes Oe eee a ; i : eee City Roller days. Afternoon skiuciie--Clilidren, 10c; . the season for the Woman a Civic ; ; Adulte, 266. Event: —30c; spectaj;club tonight at the Brand Studio. AH Julic C. Ramm, who hag mining tors, 10c. Every \We'lnest:s Nite Carnival ;members are requested to come and i start the season off with a fine meet‘ing. After the short business meeting a splendid program will be en-] standing beside an‘ old road on the _Jjoyed. It will consist of a piano} Washington Ridge one morning last i solo by Miss Brand and vocal solo by . ;week, rifle in hand, had another demMrs. C. E. Bosworth and an informal} nstration of the fact that Providence . talk on the life and customs of the moves in a mysterious\way. With property at Camptonville, was a business visitor in Nevada City last Friday in the interests of his property. BAGS HIS BUCK The Rey. Charles) Washburn) Skating ARMORY HAN. NEVADA CrEy¥-. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Apperson and son, of Bakersfield, spent the week end in Nevada City visiting with Mrs. Apperson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7 woitt be long now ; Mexican people, by Miss poetle: his party strung out along the ridge. Charles Guenther. Tan Christians. Reviey Cassidy, WHO has recently sgarsied there presently broke out a fusilade. . ~—-— 4 : 'from an extended visit to the City of] somewhere in the woods a‘\buck was Nye Johnson, of the Bret Har have your Photographs . Mexico,bringing exhibits of the nacoming. The disciple of St; Hubert. Dairy, motored to ‘Hamilton City taken now. Reasonably . tive are and handiwork which will}tooK a peek.” The buck was \headed. Sunday -where he visited with his priced. me on display during the meeting. straight for-him. The last, in the. ™other who is not well. . line fired and missed. It was the : : ie bCadar Crest Lodge to clergyman’s turn. Three more jumps Woodrow: Kistle had his hand cut N Receive State Manager and his horns would’ have been\in. in the Diamond Creek saw mill reJ his reverence’s breadbasket. Bang! cently and is now carrying it in a : A Cedar Crest Grove, No. 41, of the! One shot and the majestic buck felt. S/ing. TO MEXICO Drorocrars rn Supreme Forest Woodland Circle, an-. almost at his feet. On the way home ‘hounces that their state manager,}a first argument started and lasted. \ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, of EXTENDED TO 107 Mill St. Phone 67 1 Bva Ferguson Bottle, of Los Angeall the way to Grass Valley. One of Chico, spent the week end in Nevada Grass Valley les, will be here on Wednesday, Sep-. the buck’s horns had two prongs, the City with Mr. Allen's brother, RobNOVEMBER 30! tember 26. Golden Poppy Grove No.} other was three pronged. Now what ert Allen and wife. Henry Allen is t 40, of Grass Valley and junior circle} was it a two-prong or three-prong a native of Nevada City. Pech ces y spl eeu Is your ear members are cordially invited. There} buck? \ os ce sg yeti fwill be visiting sovereigns from Oro‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, of Merany day u . Nov SAFE vile and Sacramento. The Sacra-} Charles Giani and Albert Prattj! ced, are visiting Mrs. Cook's parents, 30. : at high speed? mento drill team will .put on the. Were in a party of hunters who killoie and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins, of Gold ae drill work in the initiation work. ed a four-point buck weighing 190 Flat. (Signed) LILA DAY. pounds and a.two-pointer weighing as 110 pounds. They killed them in the] Mrs. H. N. Stevens returned Friday Rail fares are 2g 4 mile Miss Laura Diborda Stéentors. country: Surday. eee 8 Oye, Feit Ma Banta. Hosa and less. Pullman rates . Wade Nets Koakic Al Silva killed a fine buck Sunday aie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard, who are a third lower than while out with a’party, which ‘weigh-. @ve an infant son. . Mrs. Howard last year. All h ie ae Mise Loce Diberda: formeriy: 6 ed 145 pounds and it is now in the nee the former Miss Ruth Smith of coda PEL Gy ave and the unexpected San Jose, but now of this city, and. Smith FACKage pore veltinerator, ee climb aboard i : might happen. Even Nels Koskie, employed at the MurBob and Victor Gates, of Nevada ee au ; engineer do h e Me the mest careful ;chie mine, were united in marriage . City, were in a party that killed five b I os pees sue yas for a ch Ve sidag ita ke ck Friday. at a auiet ceremony perform-1 bucks _among them and returuéd spi visitors in Marysville last, ac ange. Arrive ac fully insured against ed by Judge Winburn in Grass Val-. home Friday night. The proprietor : oe Your destination fresh .

oy lta sg ee of Plum Valley Inn, Mr. 0. H. Gil-. ~ er Ge and rested. ae inc, seeks. cans bert, where they stayed; killed the t. Coe pslioott and wife, of lision, property dam‘ 9 largest a 230 pound, four-point buck, . _ aoe a o a bare begn, vis= lictle aS 504. age and liability inHANDY ANDY ON Robert Gates has seen a large moun-. ‘tims Mr. Endicott’s sister, Mes. gies saa ;' las eeeonee the ok nie ae Ridge a SCOUT COUNCIL T0 e of times while-out hunting. a Insure now, before SCREEN TONIGHT : 2 DP reatdents . — — MEET THIS EVENING Southern Pacific i CARVETH INS. AGENCY a i in “Baby, Take a Bow,” which comes * bo : a " His wife wanted him to retire and Wednesday and Thursday at the Nepba >» i na GENERAL INSURANCE play a little . . . but all play and no yada_ Theater. The work of this The Nevada City District Scout 208 Main St. Nevada City . work makes Will a wild boy. five-year old girl is really astonish-. Council will meet this evening in the For interior walls and woodwork — Fullerolo is the most : Phone 440 That, in brief, is the sue f = Will ing. She possesses the grace and inChamber of Commerce. Owing to popular finish in the West. Semi-lastronc. Satin-like . Roger’s latest picture, Handy) telligence of a grown person and a. ‘he proximity of the August primary sheen. Made in pastel colors. Can be w shad se tedlv t : ee . Andy,” whieh Gomes ta the: Nevadd personality that will carry her far, . @lection the August meeting was : : PREIS Sore: Men BG Wasned fepeatedty. ¥ 4 DESKS! ; Theater tonight and Tuesday. Ad‘In. “Stand Up and Cheer!” she. Poorly attended, and Horace A. Curf ) : 2. ; Vance reports from the previews say . was delightful in a little sketch with . "°W, President, asks that all memi aS : a ithis is the funniest comedy of his James Dunn. In “Baby ‘Tak bers who can possibly do so, be pres) Rol Top and eee Top for your ee And the highlights of the Baw. slo hes ap inches so ent tonight in order that the full ‘f office. . ory bear this out. running the full length of the pic-. ®CoUt season may receive a good im-¢ OTHER BARGAINS wit is. getting .along eeperadesid ture and she turns in a truly remark-. PCtus. in his drug’ store, when his wife,] able performance. She will steal : = Peggy Wood, persuades him to sell] your heart as soon as she comes on WASHERS AND IRONERS out. Wirst he takes up pigeon rais-. the screen. . : “ ing, but he has to stop that when his pets fly all over the house. Next he takes up golf, with uproarious results. Then his wife and daughter, Mary Carlisle, persuade him to PLACER COUNTY MINES AUBURN CHICAGO MINES Used Day Bed with coil $13 75 ; spring, compiete ___. DEMONSTRATED AT P. G E. Mrs. Harry Pool is demonstrating washing machines.and ironers every Inner spring. mattresses and box a f Rockers, chairs, . tables, beds, springs,—all at prices which your; pdécket book can meet. The Bargain® Spot 1 H. BELOUD 105 W. Main ‘Grass Valley : ‘attend the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Of course there’s more to the story than that. Much more.’ Among thé other things,. Will serves as cupid in his daughter’s romance with a young man his wife doesn’t apprové of. And there’s a surprise ending that can’t be tipped off in advance. Shirley Temple certainly is entitled to take a bow for her performance por Electric Welding Quality Welding of All Fusible Metals ELECTRIC AND. ACETYLENE Portable Equipment CARL A. ODING Mgr. ne Cones Valley © . TWO MATINEES THIS The Auburn Chicago Mining Company, located between Auburn and Penryn, has a crew of 35 employed. The mill is treating 25 tons of very ; s00d ore per day, from development work. The company is prearing to sink the shaft to the 450-foot level and other construction work is contemplated. Mr. Cord, of the Cord Automobile Company, owns the controlling interest. Frank N. Sweet is superintendent. : ALABAMA MINING COMPANY The Alabama Mining Company has 18 men _ employed. They are milling 30 tons of ore per day in n 10 stamp mill. The company has ; just installed anew hoist, compres‘sor and other surface equipment. A shaft has been’sunk to the 200 foot level. Concentration and amalgamation process is being used. Mr. Anderson is superintendent. . WEEK AT NEV. THEATER There will be a matinee Tuesday at the Nevada Theater for. Will Roger’s. success, ‘Handy Andy” and another one Thursday at 2:15 for the showing of “Baby Take a Bow” with afternoon this week, from 1 till 5 o'clock, in thePacific Gas and Electric office in this city. Mrs. Pool cordially invites all house keepers to come in and see the latest life saving machinery in these lines of operation. ; CASE CONTINUED 30 DAYs — . CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 21.—The case of H. R. Deresford vs. Roland Hodgkinson and W. F. Shafer, a suit in which Beresford asked for a lumber account, was heard in the local Justice Court Thursday afternoon. Judge Cleveland continued the case} thirty days to give the parties time to ,come to an agreeable settlement. EMPRESS MINE Ed C. Jacobs, superintendent. of! the Empress mine, in the Newtown district, left séveral days: ago for! Denver,’ Colorado, to negotiate for} . the final units of the 300 ton daily capacity mill. The building }]} to house the mill is completed andl}! the larger part of the machinery is installed, but practically all work of mining and developing has: been suslarge mill. About 15 men are making reShirley Temple. : ‘ { { . pended pending completion of the . PAINT. SALE! . 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 . quality Fuller Paints. THEY LAST. A semi-lustrous enamel for interior Fuller glo walls and woodwork Reg. $1.05 8 8c Cut — $2.79 Gallon. 52c Pint . ay floor paint made to stand . —— F uller Wear ard wear. Reg. $1.05, Quart 89c IT LASTS A varnish that makes your woodwork, a floors and furniture glisten like 5 8 new. fit.. 3 99c Qt. Reg. $1.17 SEPTEMBER 12TH. TO 25TH. Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA ‘Broad Street Speedite Phone 5 pairs and maintaining the plant.