September 25, 1933 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET ___ MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1933. ‘crops. sn i In addition to this” use a total of 50,000 acres of rice were seeded by means of planes, the report stated: While it is apparent from the report that the use of airplanes is destined to play an increasingly im portant part in California agriculture, it, was indicated there was a very definite need for better regulation of this type of esrvice to farmers. Representatives of the depariment meeting with i members of the Staté Chamber 6f Commerce, adopted two major resolutions which are expected to effett changes in air-agriculture in the future. 4 SH 5 r 3 S ~ SACRAMENTO, Sept. 25—-(UP)— _Airplanes have become-a_ definite part of the mechanics of California agriculture. This is revealed in a report of the state department of agriculture which said that so ffr this year airplanes have been used “to broadéast insec’ ticides and fungicides on 16 different GET QUICK RELIEF FROM \HEAD COLDS — Use Our — Special-Formula-. Ephedrine-Nasal Drops-50c Bottle Drug Store NEVADA CITY) ‘CALIFORNIA The group favored the following: 1—More strict licensing of airplanes as to structural qualifications and of pilots as to ability to do agricultural Work. 2—Issuance of'a certificate of ability to do crop dusting and seeding and knowledge of mcthods and essentials involved in performing this work should be mandatory _ before the United States department of commerce grants a license. to do this work. Such a certificate of ability should be obtained from the California state department of agriculture. This would be construed as being in conflict with requirements on crop dusting now in effect in some counties, In-addition to these uses of airplanes, two pilots recently were em plyoed to aid in the roundup of range horses and cattle! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers. of Gold Flat motored to Sacramento today on: business, . we! PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD You have heard it many times and it means something. I paint signs, Commercial and Advertising. If you cannot afford to advertise your business, advertise it for sale. Let me help you to more ‘ind: better business. See the new signs on the Nevada City Nugget windows ERNEST CARNES 207 Commercial Street Keystone Meat Market Phone 67 Our Desire to please You ' OUR SPECIALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and’ Juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of alk kinds; Weinies KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS % i \ Genuine Ringlette Permanent Wave—$5.00 Hair Cutting Finger Waving EXPERT OPERATOR Member N. R. A. Belle H. Thompson 147 Mill St.-Phone 740-Grass Valley RUBNSUANSANAURNANRNAUAHELEANBNENENAUENANELETELE ¥ 3 re . : sl SOCIAL ;. Star Point Night For Evangeline Chapter The first Star Point aight given by Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. E. S., in recent years, was given Sep‘ember 19. To Mrs. Frank Davies, chairman of the committee for the evening, is chiefly due the credit for the success of this most enjoyable occasion. Georgeous fall flowers were used for decorations. After the regular chapter meéting was over guests were introduced. Among them were star points from Dutch Flat, Colfax Auburn, = and Grass Valley and the Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Ellen Cayot of Dutch Flat, Mrs. Louise Delius ,worthy matron of Ditch Flat; Mrs. Laura May West of Bethany Chapter; and Mrs. Nellie. Mitchell of Grass Valley, all made short talks. A short program was given by th2 following: Vocal Solo, Mrs. Lyda Talbot; Vocal Solo, Mrs. Katherine Celio; Reading, by Mrs. Lottie Eden;’ short address. by Mrs. Cayot, D. G. -M., short’ talk by Joe Steneger, Worthy Patron, after which Mr. Stenger turned the evening over to Mrs. Frank Davis. The 75 guests and members were invited into a most artistically decorated banquet room. Each table was decorated in flowers the color . Were lit on the tables. . Dainty refreshments of crab cocktails, cheese sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. 0 Lodge Members Surprise Newly Wedded Couple Twenty-five members of Corte Christofore Colombo Lolge of Nevada City motored to Grass Valley Fri-: ‘day evening Wasley brother member and bride, with a rousing charyari j their home on Empire street. . They enjoyed several hours in’! dancing, feasting and a short program, Mr. and Mrs. Wasley were presented with a lovely gift from the lodge: members. Mr. and Mrs. William Wasley of Gold Flat were present to enjoy the happy affair. All departed at a late hour wishing the mewly-weds; Mr: and Mrs. George Wasley, happiness and prosperity. his ae 18) Surprise Party for The Misses Rondoni Mrs. R. Richardson and daughter, Miss Edna, with a large party friends called in a group at the J. tondoni home of Sunday afternoon. The surprise party was given to} honor the birthday of the three Ron;doni girls, their natal days being Sep-! ttember first, tenth and nimeteenth. Mrs. tichardson baked abig, . beautifully decorated cake and witls \ it were served ice cream and candy. Fhe Rondoni girls, Adeline, trude and Margaret, were t pletely by surprise. Games were enjoyed during Gertaken comwinners. The guests departed late in noon of fun. ¢)vu Mrs. Lenore Grenfell of MEET Charles W. Leiter MEET “Weedy” Waite SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT “Anywhere—Anytime”’ _ GAS and OIL © REPAIRS, ALL KINDS GREASING _ ENGINE OVERHAULING ‘TIRE REPAIRS and BATTERY SERVICE TIRE AGENCY _— ~ OFFICIAL LIGHT CHRYSLER CARS ADJUSTING STATION eer VALVE GRINDING mento is spending a few days in Ne vada City with her Mrs. Wil Davey. Mr. motor sister, Grenfell will him home. REO CE eRe Eee MEER bette of! each of the five points and beautiful . ‘(new Swedish three colored tapers and~ surprised George‘ after ) A. . the , afternoon and prizes awarded to the’ the. a Sacra-i go to the i mp Sunday and his wife will accompany . tes. java aavenangvauauenavavenmugtmeemoanecaKUNANe EVENTS Fqnm menses Legion and Auxiliary To Hold Joint Installation LEGIONI aandndowheavye Tomorrow evening, September 26, ‘Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post, No. 130, American Legion, and the Auxiliary Unit, will join in their annual 1934. Sixth District Commander L. J. Anderson of Placerville with his team and Sixth District President of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Margaret Wheeler of Sacramento, are to act.as installing officers. The new officers of the post are to be Commander, Ed Burtner; Vice Commander, Luther Marsh; Second Vice President, W. Esterley; tant, C. Kessler; Chaplain, J. Chambliss; Finnace Officer, W. Garland; Historian, J. Oliver;, Service [liver, S. Woolecock; Sargeant “at Arms, R. W. Rogers and Marshal K. Manuel. Incoming. officers of the Auxiliary are: Mrs. J. Henwood, president; C. Kessler, second vice president; Mrs. M. Clary, secretary; Mrs. BE. Nankervis, chaplin; Mrs. R. Davis, treasurer; Mrs. E. Alpers, historian; {Mrs. M.-Hutthinson, sargeant at arms; Mrs. W. Esterley, marshal. Dinner will be held in Memorial Hall in Grass Valley at 6:30 o’clock at a normal charge of 50 cents. “Turk’’ O’Hara-and his orchestra are to furnish music for several hours of dancing after the installation ceremonies. Many visiting Legionnaires and expected. gle corps will go to Auburn Wednesthe Legion Post in that city. Woman's Civic Club . Will Meet Tonight The Womans. Givie Club will hold . . their regular meeting this evening { and hear the report of the garden { club division, on the recent Flower ; show. There will be an open forum at short talks: Chris Randolok Weber ! Weds Miss D. Rhodes WASHINGTON, Sept. . nouncements were } days: . Randolph Weber, thea Rhodes, . . . . ’ ' received a a pleasant surprise.to Mr. many friends: here. Mr. Weber has been at the Giant Kine mine until recently accepted a position in Los Angeles. He is a native of Nevada City and . : offer hearty congratulations. installation ceremonies for the year Adju-. Mrs. W. Johnson, ice president; Mrs. Auxiliary ' members of other posts areHague-Thomas-Hegarty Post’s buday. evening, to attend a meeting of which five or six speakers will. give 22—Anfew ago. of the wedding of Chris and Miss Dada AIon Friday, September 8, at Los Angeles. The news came as Weber's when he has many-friends in Washington whv TIMBER WOLF By F. W. BIGELOW A lonely dying quaver fled Across the shifting dune, The mystic fear of kin long dead Paid tribute to. the moon. dered him nome fora few anys more rest. \ N ‘Mrs. Cc. J. Natoilipor’ former resident, is registered at the National hotel and will spend a sfrort time here in her old home town. Lyman Larson of San Francisco came up Thursday evening to visit his wife and son, Jim Nangervis, réturning home Friday. Long drawn crescendo of the night Herald to the dawn of light A sound that ever new. A song the ages through. Lucille Tucker and Leonard Larsen of Sacramento were recent visitors in Nevada City with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wisker of Sacramento spent the week end in Nevada City visiting with Mrs. WisKer’s sister, Miss. Alma Marsh. TUBES any kind for any radio, motor radios to the big consoles Expert at your service to test and install them. ‘W. H. HAHN Radio Service. tension Phone 72 Grass Valley or call at 206 Mill st. Grass Oh! ghostly creature all alone As shadows flicker by, What spirit guides your mournful tune, And haunts it till you. die. ‘. © And down across the silent night A whisper seemed to say, My song that sings of faded years, Is dying fast away. ee, Personal -tors, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Burnett of Sacramento and Mrs. Effie Burke of San Francisco. Mrs. Godfrey’s daughter, Mrs. W. H. Hammann of Santa Clara, is here visiting her mother. “ Mr. and Mrs. Frank: Guenther have as guests her sister, Mrs. May Davis sof San Francisco and Mrs. Lawrence Kaarshurg and husband’ of Valiejo. . Mrs.°Charles Godfrey had as visi;) Congressman Harry. L. Englebright, was down town greeting his . . . ’ Valley friends at his office for a while SatPhones: 72 urday afternoon, but his doctor or-j]} Sweet Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coulter . —NOW OPEN \FOR BUSINESS — CONFECTIONS, HOME BAKERY, LUNCHES and’ DELICIOUS. COFFEE: Next Door to The City Hall On Broad Street Office 356 W Res J IT'S LIKE OLD TIMES AGAIN Down at Long Foha’s RANIER BOCK BEER—HALF and HALF Also Wholesale and Retail Long John’s Nevada City: National Market FREE DELIVERY PHONE 302 BROAD ST. NEVADA CETY Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh fish Thursdays and Fridays Spring Street *eteinhieieteieieieieieieieinieinieiieiieielopeleieioys renege oo neste he rke ale renter} cm? tote stesteste eeteseiny % ? xD NORTH COLUMBIA ' . By FE. W. BIGELOW NORTH COLUMBIA, Sept. . Howdy folks, The -deer season usual{ly-brings-a-go00d deal of comment on ithe laws. One Nevada county ' resident’ has found out to the tune of fine that it a riffle or any type of firearm under any conditions, game ‘a sizable carry is time, hunting license. in the woods j;they were old enough to do so, tcarried a rifle expense of providing them -. selves with that license. i! ment The govern has a bounty on mountain lion and until recently The had one that make oe of their work to carry guns fo the purpose of exterminating coyote t and other animals that prey on th ranchers Argonaut _ ie, COLD BEER AND SANDWICHES -—-Booths For Ladies— Tacoma and Grace Bros. Beer We Wholesale and Retail PHONE 186 Just Off Plaza. Nevada City, California We Sell by bottle, case or truck load Sacramento St», termed, hunters. We tion of this will good calves are in the eyes of th law, save now ignorant game laws. money, of be nt on the a { Mrs. Lila. Huskey and Miss i Dickens, members of the nursin istaff at Palo Alto, returned \ Sunday after twe weeks visit wit ; the formers mother, Mrs. . rier and aunt, Mrs, Fr ; Nevada City. 2 25— illegal to on coyoit a hope the publicasomeone their this Alice home ; Nell Ferrank Davies in The little chap pictured above is having a tough dime with a Our Tender Steaks are our HSPECIAL. PRIDE He tlestententerte feels ote efeofesfente: 1 a ; Be me oe we Sstebohot lot ellolototetetetete sitet stele toleieebieni iets OIL BURNING Heating Stoves CIRCULATING And RADIATING Cleaner And More Convenient EASY TO LIGHT WITH QUICK STEADY HEAT tough steak. ; Realeletiebeote tole fleets Oe SoG regardless of . place or use without taking out This means that 1 afternoon after enjoying an after-. the oldtimers who have constantly simnce . must ;{ Ss r 3siff e e = h TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103 Pine St. Nevada City : —PRICED FROM— $32.50 to $99.50 Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grabs Valley in our regular delivery zones. Alpha Stores, Lid. Broad Street, Phone 5 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET ___ MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1933. ‘crops. sn i In addition to this” use a total of 50,000 acres of rice were seeded by means of planes, the report stated: While it is apparent from the report that the use of airplanes is destined to play an increasingly im portant part in California agriculture, it, was indicated there was a very definite need for better regulation of this type of esrvice to farmers. Representatives of the depariment meeting with i members of the Staté Chamber 6f Commerce, adopted two major resolutions which are expected to effett changes in air-agriculture in the future. 4 SH 5 r 3 S ~ SACRAMENTO, Sept. 25—-(UP)— _Airplanes have become-a_ definite part of the mechanics of California agriculture. This is revealed in a report of the state department of agriculture which said that so ffr this year airplanes have been used “to broadéast insec’ ticides and fungicides on 16 different GET QUICK RELIEF FROM \HEAD COLDS — Use Our — Special-Formula-. Ephedrine-Nasal Drops-50c Bottle Drug Store NEVADA CITY) ‘CALIFORNIA The group favored the following: 1—More strict licensing of airplanes as to structural qualifications and of pilots as to ability to do agricultural Work. 2—Issuance of'a certificate of ability to do crop dusting and seeding and knowledge of mcthods and essentials involved in performing this work should be mandatory _ before the United States department of commerce grants a license. to do this work. Such a certificate of ability should be obtained from the California state department of agriculture. This would be construed as being in conflict with requirements on crop dusting now in effect in some counties, In-addition to these uses of airplanes, two pilots recently were em plyoed to aid in the roundup of range horses and cattle! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers. of Gold Flat motored to Sacramento today on: business, . we! PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD You have heard it many times and it means something. I paint signs, Commercial and Advertising. If you cannot afford to advertise your business, advertise it for sale. Let me help you to more ‘ind: better business. See the new signs on the Nevada City Nugget windows ERNEST CARNES 207 Commercial Street Keystone Meat Market Phone 67 Our Desire to please You ' OUR SPECIALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and’ Juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of alk kinds; Weinies KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS % i \ Genuine Ringlette Permanent Wave—$5.00 Hair Cutting Finger Waving EXPERT OPERATOR Member N. R. A. Belle H. Thompson 147 Mill St.-Phone 740-Grass Valley RUBNSUANSANAURNANRNAUAHELEANBNENENAUENANELETELE ¥ 3 re . : sl SOCIAL ;. Star Point Night For Evangeline Chapter The first Star Point aight given by Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. E. S., in recent years, was given Sep‘ember 19. To Mrs. Frank Davies, chairman of the committee for the evening, is chiefly due the credit for the success of this most enjoyable occasion. Georgeous fall flowers were used for decorations. After the regular chapter meéting was over guests were introduced. Among them were star points from Dutch Flat, Colfax Auburn, = and Grass Valley and the Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Ellen Cayot of Dutch Flat, Mrs. Louise Delius ,worthy matron of Ditch Flat; Mrs. Laura May West of Bethany Chapter; and Mrs. Nellie. Mitchell of Grass Valley, all made short talks. A short program was given by th2 following: Vocal Solo, Mrs. Lyda Talbot; Vocal Solo, Mrs. Katherine Celio; Reading, by Mrs. Lottie Eden;’ short address. by Mrs. Cayot, D. G. -M., short’ talk by Joe Steneger, Worthy Patron, after which Mr. Stenger turned the evening over to Mrs. Frank Davis. The 75 guests and members were invited into a most artistically decorated banquet room. Each table was decorated in flowers the color . Were lit on the tables. . Dainty refreshments of crab cocktails, cheese sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. 0 Lodge Members Surprise Newly Wedded Couple Twenty-five members of Corte Christofore Colombo Lolge of Nevada City motored to Grass Valley Fri-: ‘day evening Wasley brother member and bride, with a rousing charyari j their home on Empire street. . They enjoyed several hours in’! dancing, feasting and a short program, Mr. and Mrs. Wasley were presented with a lovely gift from the lodge: members. Mr. and Mrs. William Wasley of Gold Flat were present to enjoy the happy affair. All departed at a late hour wishing the mewly-weds; Mr: and Mrs. George Wasley, happiness and prosperity. his ae 18) Surprise Party for The Misses Rondoni Mrs. R. Richardson and daughter, Miss Edna, with a large party friends called in a group at the J. tondoni home of Sunday afternoon. The surprise party was given to} honor the birthday of the three Ron;doni girls, their natal days being Sep-! ttember first, tenth and nimeteenth. Mrs. tichardson baked abig, . beautifully decorated cake and witls \ it were served ice cream and candy. Fhe Rondoni girls, Adeline, trude and Margaret, were t pletely by surprise. Games were enjoyed during Gertaken comwinners. The guests departed late in noon of fun. ¢)vu Mrs.. Lenore Grenfell of MEET Charles W. Leiter MEET “Weedy” Waite SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT “Anywhere—Anytime”’ _ GAS and OIL © REPAIRS, ALL KINDS GREASING _ ENGINE OVERHAULING ‘TIRE REPAIRS and BATTERY SERVICE TIRE AGENCY _— ~ OFFICIAL LIGHT CHRYSLER CARS ADJUSTING STATION eer VALVE GRINDING mento is spending a few days in Ne vada City with her Mrs. Wil Davey. Mr. motor sister, Grenfell will him home. REO CE eRe Eee MEER bette of! each of the five points and beautiful . ‘(new Swedish three colored tapers and~ surprised George‘ after ) A. . the , afternoon and prizes awarded to the’ the. a Sacra-i go to the i mp Sunday and his wife will accompany . tes. java aavenangvauauenavavenmugtmeemoanecaKUNANe EVENTS Fqnm menses Legion and Auxiliary To Hold Joint Installation LEGIONI aandndowheavye Tomorrow evening, September 26, ‘Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post, No. 130, American Legion, and the Auxiliary Unit, will join in their annual 1934. Sixth District Commander L. J. Anderson of Placerville with his team and Sixth District President of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Margaret Wheeler of Sacramento, are to act.as installing officers. The new officers of the post are to be Commander, Ed Burtner; Vice Commander, Luther Marsh; Second Vice President, W. Esterley; tant, C. Kessler; Chaplain, J. Chambliss; Finnace Officer, W. Garland; Historian, J. Oliver;, Service [liver, S. Woolecock; Sargeant “at Arms, R. W. Rogers and Marshal K. Manuel. Incoming. officers of the Auxiliary are: Mrs. J. Henwood, president; C. Kessler, second vice president; Mrs. M. Clary, secretary; Mrs. BE. Nankervis, chaplin; Mrs. R. Davis, treasurer; Mrs. E. Alpers, historian; {Mrs. M.-Hutthinson, sargeant at arms; Mrs. W. Esterley, marshal. Dinner will be held in Memorial Hall in Grass Valley at 6:30 o’clock at a normal charge of 50 cents. “Turk’’ O’Hara-and his orchestra are to furnish music for several hours of dancing after the installation ceremonies. Many visiting Legionnaires and expected. gle corps will go to Auburn Wednesthe Legion Post in that city. Woman's Civic Club . Will Meet Tonight The Womans. Givie Club will hold . . their regular meeting this evening { and hear the report of the garden { club division, on the recent Flower ; show. There will be an open forum at short talks: Chris Randolok Weber ! Weds Miss D. Rhodes WASHINGTON, Sept. . nouncements were

} days: . Randolph Weber, thea Rhodes, . . . . ’ ' received a a pleasant surprise.to Mr. many friends: here. Mr. Weber has been at the Giant Kine mine until recently accepted a position in Los Angeles. He is a native of Nevada City and . : offer hearty congratulations. installation ceremonies for the year Adju-. Mrs. W. Johnson, ice president; Mrs. Auxiliary ' members of other posts areHague-Thomas-Hegarty Post’s buday. evening, to attend a meeting of which five or six speakers will. give 22—Anfew ago. of the wedding of Chris and Miss Dada AIon Friday, September 8, at Los Angeles. The news came as Weber's when he has many-friends in Washington whv TIMBER WOLF By F. W. BIGELOW A lonely dying quaver fled Across the shifting dune, The mystic fear of kin long dead Paid tribute to. the moon. dered him nome fora few anys more rest. \ N ‘Mrs. Cc. J. Natoilipor’ former resident, is registered at the National hotel and will spend a sfrort time here in her old home town. Lyman Larson of San Francisco came up Thursday evening to visit his wife and son, Jim Nangervis, réturning home Friday. Long drawn crescendo of the night Herald to the dawn of light A sound that ever new. A song the ages through. Lucille Tucker and Leonard Larsen of Sacramento were recent visitors in Nevada City with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wisker of Sacramento spent the week end in Nevada City visiting with Mrs. WisKer’s sister, Miss. Alma Marsh. TUBES any kind for any radio, motor radios to the big consoles Expert at your service to test and install them. ‘W. H. HAHN Radio Service. tension Phone 72 Grass Valley or call at 206 Mill st. Grass Oh! ghostly creature all alone As shadows flicker by, What spirit guides your mournful tune, And haunts it till you. die. ‘. © And down across the silent night A whisper seemed to say, My song that sings of faded years, Is dying fast away. ee, Personal -tors, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Burnett of Sacramento and Mrs. Effie Burke of San Francisco. Mrs. Godfrey’s daughter, Mrs. W. H. Hammann of Santa Clara, is here visiting her mother. “ Mr. and Mrs. Frank: Guenther have as guests her sister, Mrs. May Davis sof San Francisco and Mrs. Lawrence Kaarshurg and husband’ of Valiejo. . Mrs.°Charles Godfrey had as visi;) Congressman Harry. L. Englebright, was down town greeting his . . . ’ Valley friends at his office for a while SatPhones: 72 urday afternoon, but his doctor or-j]} Sweet Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coulter . —NOW OPEN \FOR BUSINESS — CONFECTIONS, HOME BAKERY, LUNCHES and’ DELICIOUS. COFFEE: Next Door to The City Hall On Broad Street Office 356 W Res J IT'S LIKE OLD TIMES AGAIN Down at Long Foha’s RANIER BOCK BEER—HALF and HALF Also Wholesale and Retail Long John’s Nevada City: National Market FREE DELIVERY PHONE 302 BROAD ST. NEVADA CETY Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh fish Thursdays and Fridays Spring Street *eteinhieieteieieieieieieieinieinieiieiieielopeleieioys renege oo neste he rke ale renter} cm? tote stesteste eeteseiny % ? xD NORTH COLUMBIA ' . By FE. W. BIGELOW NORTH COLUMBIA, Sept. . Howdy folks, The -deer season usual{ly-brings-a-go00d deal of comment on ithe laws. One Nevada county ' resident’ has found out to the tune of fine that it a riffle or any type of firearm under any conditions, game ‘a sizable carry is time, hunting license. in the woods j;they were old enough to do so, tcarried a rifle expense of providing them -. selves with that license. i! ment The govern has a bounty on mountain lion and until recently The had one that make oe of their work to carry guns fo the purpose of exterminating coyote t and other animals that prey on th ranchers Argonaut _ ie, COLD BEER AND SANDWICHES -—-Booths For Ladies— Tacoma and Grace Bros. Beer We Wholesale and Retail PHONE 186 Just Off Plaza. Nevada City, California We Sell by bottle, case or truck load Sacramento St», termed, hunters. We tion of this will good calves are in the eyes of th law, save now ignorant game laws. money, of be nt on the a { Mrs. Lila. Huskey and Miss i Dickens, members of the nursin istaff at Palo Alto, returned \ Sunday after twe weeks visit wit ; the formers mother, Mrs. . rier and aunt, Mrs, Fr ; Nevada City. 2 25— illegal to on coyoit a hope the publicasomeone their this Alice home ; Nell Ferrank Davies in The little chap pictured above is having a tough dime with a Our Tender Steaks are our HSPECIAL. PRIDE He tlestententerte feels ote efeofesfente: 1 a ; Be me oe we Sstebohot lot ellolototetetetete sitet stele toleieebieni iets OIL BURNING Heating Stoves CIRCULATING And RADIATING Cleaner And More Convenient EASY TO LIGHT WITH QUICK STEADY HEAT tough steak. ; Realeletiebeote tole fleets Oe SoG regardless of . place or use without taking out This means that 1 afternoon after enjoying an after-. the oldtimers who have constantly simnce . must ;{ Ss r 3siff e e = h TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103 Pine St. Nevada City : —PRICED FROM— $32.50 to $99.50 Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grabs Valley in our regular delivery zones. Alpha Stores, Lid. Broad Street, Phone 5 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA