September 30, 1935 (4 pages)

Ca MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET te was taken before . Cooper AN SLIP MADIGAN PICKS eo ee ELESS CAMPER IS = ees * : . Morehouse in Grass Valley this. morn BILL KIRKHAM FOR JOB * araen an Cr e CAUGHT AND FINED ing and fined $5 for leaving a '@ GIVES BIG DANCE: % z . fire burning. The fire burned — . ae d * On burnished wings a butterfly 2 State Hanger ‘William. ¥° Shave about an aere of ground before ‘ ; = 3 ; : ray 2. x 5 i . ,_/ing brought under ec (By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE) . ‘The Alumnae editor of the Nevada % Tip-tilted through the summer air; ® /arrested Ben Cooper ‘on Squirrel Whe. ne ae, ee The dance given by the San “Juan ! City high school received the follow: * She circled wide in joyous flight z Creek near the Baltic mine west of . with Coaper ‘ne bee hs: ‘tive a R , ati; a S04 ary’s College « : ‘ . Grass Valley yesterday after for : : : idge Improvement Eeaene: . a ; img letter from Saint Mary’s College RA And darted swiftly here and there. ‘A , tice ee aay Biter nune sa Sunday evening a call came from t Twamley HAI in Ben Jaan Saturday . last. Friday: * . % . letting a camp fire get away and/. Banner ate 2 : night was a big success and netted?’ Dear Mr. Sweenev: 2 % . Start a forest fire. The man was } pire cround ; : : frie the * % e % . 3 = : 2 : ae ( ves ‘d : PASS the league about $30.00. The S. S.! Mr. William Kirkham is the fresh*% At length aweary of the light, % . Srought to Nevada, City and lodged Mr Shas j Bikes se : Pi ; is 2 : : * om an re Sea : MY, Sharp and crew e3 pitighs President Garfield orchestra furnish-. man football manager at Saint * She sought the shaded garden close, in the county jail Sunday evening. hidve oh it iaa Me ie . + wiieea Sear SE min CA, ’ ; . : 2 4 Yooper hz ite ca ia Pi. pci wtens ot nad burned over abow ed the music and by request played} Mary’s College, having been selected + And rested there with folded wings b 4 . Coops # had ‘built a camp fire on a quarter of/an acre some of the old time tunes arrang, Coach Edward P. ‘Slip’ Madi¥ %. the creek side heglecting to clear ets EN hacia S. by Coach Edward Hi ore Upon the bosom of a rose. a d ed to modern rhythm and was voted} xan. Eight candidates were consid* %) away the pine needles, and went : as the finest ever. Dancing con-} cred and Bill was selected because ot. # % . away for a short time. The fire te RA « ° ag . * j tinued until 4 a. m. and ‘the dancers his conscientious efforts and whole. Upon the ground a crawling thing * burned into the pine needles and, MOUNT ST. MARY’S : were still asking for more. hearted cooperation. : Hissed knowingly with spiteful squirm, a . Shs up the hillside burning into . Hi vps 5 me The first door prize of $5 was w y , your i ee *% . brush and timber before i YS @XCHOOL FOR GIRLS prize of $5 s won Very truly yours 2 I knew that brazen creature once, Kee a TORE Rak 6 ae yes: huli : by Mr. Wm. Basset of Pike City. ! EK. J. McSweeney, ee Wh h : * % . Unguished. {ccredited to the Uni i f The second, a sack of potatoes oF secretary to Edward P. Madigan. en she was just a worm. % SSS oe eae ieee California and is ae . <% oe : song : ‘ 5 ee i nia i all State Normal William Robinson of San Juan andj’ “Bill” Kirkham graduated with * —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Be . BR etm ateteatereate nn teateotetente ceate teats oteateatenteots : —— +t cy a ed en Ree MI x a hin alas Z eRe RUS oe Pues Sor 1% te . % le patina te Elmo ees 6 ty! hand . the class of 1934 of Nevada City high Sete fesfertenteeoteteoteateateste stent atestestoferteteateort we oeateogeofeteateatestesteateoteteofectetuafecteteatestectatestectestesteoteste . it THERE'S NEW TOVEL * Conducted by the Made quilt was w r Mrs. George! schoo] ; Bran AAA Sa nraiont i oe ph Salamis dla sats seme 1 I es Nica as 8 i oe ae i a ee lk a WRE’S NEW LOVELINESS * . a wi 1 ks es oy Mrs. Georg: ) School and atte nde d Sacramento Ju I a < VELINES + Sisters of Mercy Green oO: Sebastopol. iov college during the 1935 Sra —————— jl ~) FOR YOU IN— Z. Registrati Day ‘ Despite the fact that the-roof is. semester. During his four years at . RUFUS. TH CAT LIKES UN oaegae : . e % . ; ae st Augist fe % . ' ve te . Classes start Augnot yet completed and the air de-{ the local high school, he was active i ’ HiIl 18 Bs ARMAND BLENDED + . ak BASES BU) \ugust twen : cide J erisy it he } affec y ha! 3 . ‘ 7 Hi . 1 Uy i ww . CY-SIXTD, cidedly crisp it had no effect on th ; asa yell-leader and as a booster for . TO BAG WATER SNAKES i . By . spirits of the. jovial throng that ! : ; \. ; Hii Hie % are : es ; class and athletic activities. His ap. Naa ae Cs sathered to particapate in the fal: Bx ee paths ’ . . STE PEE a See the Ihe CREAM & celebration. The ladies of the league . Pointment to a position of this kind . A let oF Cage BKe proud af their ii . : Hiss * served refreshments in their dining! by Coach Madigan is indeed an hon. catch be it mice, ‘rats, birds or Wt 1 ay ‘ : & room where there is an abundance oi or to himself and the Nevada City i BARGE. Fred Sauvee, met Ser er HAPPY GO LUCKY , ee a plete acial in One Jar Bs tables and henches ‘provided for thé Hien: school . . the Union Ice company, has a 1 i Ineo Use It As a fa comfort ofr the guests. As the fully ; . . most.industrious hunter, a little . . j) + ape Sa : g yi i bares Omen, UH CGA : . } CLEANSING CREAM 5 equipped kitchen is adjoining the ——/}. black cat. named Rufus. Within HH G RADIO SHOW ils * : * dining room there is every .conven-' Visas oF Mic Sa es Ps FE ‘. . the last few .weeks this kitten has iT, fe FOUNDATION MASSAGE * fence to sérve hot drinks and food. so oveel ‘ . been killing little snakes, _ bis : . "e AND NIGHT CREAM “ More of these dances are sched-) °° “00% 4" pee er i snakes, and all kinds of snakes, HT VETERAN'S MEMORIAL . se : . uled for the fall and winter months. !™rs: William Lavally were up from i and never fails to bring them uj HI {I SUILDING, GRASS VALLEY. He Cc C C x . The first of these will be given by j Newtown. William Bernardubu, reptoZ the sales room: of the. Union . He 20 50 15 =. ‘ ; : : : et . Xce house much to the discomfort . }/. . : . . ste % e Redmen“some , he very resenting 2S ¢ ; News Sac,. . / i} ‘mi revet ‘ Gites ; 1 the Redme yme time in the very resenting the*Sporting News of Sac i Ae these ih Ane phen . i) SATURDAY AND SUNDAY . $1.00 . a Bear TMEUrGs Troe a eee es . Sunday -a lady was buying ice EVENINGS, OCT. 12th 13th . ie ‘ . OR SALE—NEW AND USED Mr. Wayne Beagle and Mr. W. G. Kneebone of Bridgeport were Bmone . . and dropped some’ silver’ coins . } . $:30 P.M {oe ASK US FOR A SAMPLE % . Furniture. Bed Room Set, BreakBeagle of San Francisco were the the out: of town guests. . whereupon Mr. Sauvee started to Ih . q#! fast set. Many other ‘articieg) . "each uncer the edge of the coun. ! . ) Children’s Matinee Saturaay —. l ks " -. “eins Auto’ Court, adjoining, mm . . ter and exclaimed: “Darn that HTT : : : = jy MASTER CHOCOLATE %) C. High School. 9-10-4te . tl” he dréw< his Hand ubacn HT HI afternoon, 2:30 p: m. 25c. ie ot eo tg on cat!’’ as he drew his hg ack. . . . . . . . of * > FOR RENTUUNTICOR 1 DOR I The. lady looked puzzled and_he . . . ! Admission 50c. Pls tax 5s . e. ete oie RONT 3 i bide och The hol itg Ahem ce ec tse HH Be " MAKERS CANDY %i with private entrance. 541 Ping . fished out a dead fourteen inch . . I Total 55c. # . street. 9-16-3te . water snake. He stated the cat has . . Children, 25ce. as A full pound box of these * . = sateen . been bringing in two to three’ or } High School students. ', sielicious chocolates for only oe GOLD WANTED ’ . eee . . . student, body card, 2he. tae ; is e. Licensed gold buyers will pay up ‘hoo ee H : . . 59° mig to $55.00 an ounce for old dental eee I iY ice %e . bridges, crowns, rings, chains, “DOWNIEVILLE, Sept. 30.-—Con! the 5 x . 4 lockets, watch oases, spectacle struction.on Downieville’s ‘Bridge . . < FER: ,] “s frames, etc. or any other discardof Progress” is now being rushed ty . . ! . ] Dg en Je welry 8 mailed within 30 a, ; as ; ; CHE Cos Bei sapead tiehek a: ee es jo aq days. Take advantage of this completion before the setting in ot . eserved tisket sale. No x F * CS wonderful opportunity given to cold weather. To date, the work has . tra charge. At the following i 3 ‘3 you by a reliable concern to get progressed rapidly, and with the exi merchants: Nevada. City Drug . . Ra full value fer your old gold. We ; ; ; . . Cs als¢ 7 silver ception of a short delay, while a new . } Store. Bank Bldg., Pied Piper . . . % % also buy old silver. Beane LA steamshovel: was being instauled at . /. : He NEVADA CITY * BLOC GOLD EE Ree a ase & oN eas dl Pine at Spring. rt & i z a 212 Spring Arcade Bidg. re oF ry f Cannon Point, engineers in charge . . Be 3 x Los Angeles, California * f VES . Il} ats OR cA = al v4 ? are well satisfied with -the present ! I i See ae ic Ce eS Se ic he oe ac Sac eens ae sre y, / state of construction. {. . Sa . CARS BOUGHT AND REFINA VN W : 7 SSS = ape cscs poe Loans made on cars. 1930 Buick bs roun — —— . F 99 . toadster in A-1 shape. Other ex: ae SS — . 6 i he Gables . ‘ cellent offerings at out establishANTI-KNOCK, POWER, QUICK STARTING, MILEAGE, COMBINED . sea . ment. Freq A. Rupley, 120 Bast GET SIGNAL SERVICE AT THESE STATIONS: i eee PLANS . ESTIMATES . } ']) . Main St., Grass Valley. 6-22-tr. LAWRENCE MOPVOR, SERVICE GEORGE BROTHERS . 4 . . © ] b . Haan s Yahoe-Ukiah Highway Main st reet, Grass Valley es : a . ite u i;ELECTRIC REF RIGERA LORS 4 iY BROAD SPREET GARAGH TWIN CITIES MOTOR . id "iil gSED—wWe° have several ae eS Broad & Unfoun St., Nevada City SERVICE ® Wid hoe De. E ; bait i e _ me eral g ; John Mlinarich, Prop. Nevada City Highway = ; ® Wd Music € Luxe Every . buys in used Refrigerators, some MINER'S FOUNDRY DEW DROP. INN “BUILDER OF FINE HOMES” Hy Evening are like new. Very easy terms. . { . er] »he Spring Street, Nevada City Auburn Highway A. i. ROWEN Distributor for Sierra and Nevada Counties GRASS VALLEY PHONE 626 s $ a : reror BRET ‘ ron Mm NEVADA CITY SCRE 318 BROAD STREET aan CONTRACTOR Mills, Head Frames, Hoist Houses Built. . Machinery Set. Dclicious, Complete Bar Service ji Phone 9 120 B. Valley Electric Co. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washing: Main St. Grass DANCING Weill-Cooked Foods y, Cor. Lake Olympia Road at Can furnish complete units, set in place, ready to run. . Highwa . Contract as a whole or part. Nothing too large, None too i es = iB small, : . APM see . ‘ } . . ! a “Let George Do It” {. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. : PHONE 289-M . . Sep te toetokeitek tel totiotoktettetotok Sele rehire ike tlotetitotutete oto sete stats mrs . sta . OO eS a ae a ON Oe 4 Ot Ck ek i i Re Si i Be ad a Se a We ie Wh We as % . 32 Br \% Exclusive Representatives for General Electric— KS . eraser Hes: RA is RADIOS IRONERS, WASHING MACHINES * i Da th ee Fr HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS Fall . We specialize in Radio and Electric Appliance Repair # ies Nevada City residents call in for prompt attention ¥ = PORTER AND MONTRE RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO. =). . <tc. ' 209 W. Main St. Grass Valley Phone 505 * eke TetHIMloleinloloiieloieloieieloiiieluieleieleiotetetieetetoleioterotetetetuteletototetototetatetes: j “ Nevada City AMBULANCE SERVICE made while you wait Bicycles, cuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED RAY’S F UIT SHOP . . . . 220 East Main 'W. R. JEFFORD & SON . News Stand . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . Machine. Exclusive. Dealer for’ Maytag Electric and gasoline enMr p ‘ ’ “es ey gine washers, also Easy Wash¥ { irs. rres on s ers, Ilren rite Lroners, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Grass Valley Electric Co. 120 Past Main St: Grass Valley Phone 9% for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf tionery, Magazines oad St. Nevada City . USED WASHERS—From $10 up—._ Maytags. and other popular models. Terms are easy. Grass Valley Electrir. Phene 9 120 EB. Main St. Grass Valley. KEYS Steel tapes, vaAttention, Civil Service Contestants! All contestants for the Sub-Clerk examination who have received the blue card Form 102-12 from the United: States Civil Service Commission at San Francisco will report at the Elks Building on September 21, 1935 at 8:30 a. m. Examination will begin at 9:00 a. m. Bring your ecards, pen, ink, pencil and eraser with you. BETTY MARTIN WEST, repaired Gunsmith Light Welding Phone 602 A SPLENDID VALUE 159 PoweELi STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaitrant off the Lobby Make the Pied Piper a Habit a a a ke SS NUGGET ADS PAY WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING COQ, . ‘ Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco { “Plant: Francisco € GRASS . ALLEY Deataaie Funeral Directors Pie ee ae , i seoeafeot oeateatoogeofentesfeofetenteateegeqeateogeoteete Be Comfortable Grass Valley T ee L Get Tou. = : MATTRESSES se ; NA IONA Repaired and Cleaned by mpeg ieee John W.Darke The Pied Piper : AND er su : bier Fountain Lunch}: COFFEE SHOP iL = 4 wa Tinihige Gh ans Nese eae $i]. EDDIELEONG “SANDWICHES ek FRESH FRUIT AND Specializing jin the Biggest and . . Seavonseenee JUMBO MILK SHAKE . . Ove and Bullion TOWN @ Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907

Ca MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET te was taken before . Cooper AN SLIP MADIGAN PICKS eo ee ELESS CAMPER IS = ees * : . Morehouse in Grass Valley this. morn BILL KIRKHAM FOR JOB * araen an Cr e CAUGHT AND FINED ing and fined $5 for leaving a '@ GIVES BIG DANCE: % z . fire burning. The fire burned — . ae d * On burnished wings a butterfly 2 State Hanger ‘William. ¥° Shave about an aere of ground before ‘ ; = 3 ; : ray 2. x 5 i . ,_/ing brought under ec (By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE) . ‘The Alumnae editor of the Nevada % Tip-tilted through the summer air; ® /arrested Ben Cooper ‘on Squirrel Whe. ne ae, ee The dance given by the San “Juan ! City high school received the follow: * She circled wide in joyous flight z Creek near the Baltic mine west of . with Coaper ‘ne bee hs: ‘tive a R , ati; a S04 ary’s College « : ‘ . Grass Valley yesterday after for : : : idge Improvement Eeaene: . a ; img letter from Saint Mary’s College RA And darted swiftly here and there. ‘A , tice ee aay Biter nune sa Sunday evening a call came from t Twamley HAI in Ben Jaan Saturday . last. Friday: * . % . letting a camp fire get away and/. Banner ate 2 : night was a big success and netted?’ Dear Mr. Sweenev: 2 % . Start a forest fire. The man was } pire cround ; : : frie the * % e % . 3 = : 2 : ae ( ves ‘d : PASS the league about $30.00. The S. S.! Mr. William Kirkham is the fresh*% At length aweary of the light, % . Srought to Nevada, City and lodged Mr Shas j Bikes se : Pi ; is 2 : : * om an re Sea : MY, Sharp and crew e3 pitighs President Garfield orchestra furnish-. man football manager at Saint * She sought the shaded garden close, in the county jail Sunday evening. hidve oh it iaa Me ie . + wiieea Sear SE min CA, ’ ; . : 2 4 Yooper hz ite ca ia Pi. pci wtens ot nad burned over abow ed the music and by request played} Mary’s College, having been selected + And rested there with folded wings b 4 . Coops # had ‘built a camp fire on a quarter of/an acre some of the old time tunes arrang, Coach Edward P. ‘Slip’ Madi¥ %. the creek side heglecting to clear ets EN hacia S. by Coach Edward Hi ore Upon the bosom of a rose. a d ed to modern rhythm and was voted} xan. Eight candidates were consid* %) away the pine needles, and went : as the finest ever. Dancing con-} cred and Bill was selected because ot. # % . away for a short time. The fire te RA « ° ag . * j tinued until 4 a. m. and ‘the dancers his conscientious efforts and whole. Upon the ground a crawling thing * burned into the pine needles and, MOUNT ST. MARY’S : were still asking for more. hearted cooperation. : Hissed knowingly with spiteful squirm, a . Shs up the hillside burning into . Hi vps 5 me The first door prize of $5 was w y , your i ee *% . brush and timber before i YS @XCHOOL FOR GIRLS prize of $5 s won Very truly yours 2 I knew that brazen creature once, Kee a TORE Rak 6 ae yes: huli : by Mr. Wm. Basset of Pike City. ! EK. J. McSweeney, ee Wh h : * % . Unguished. {ccredited to the Uni i f The second, a sack of potatoes oF secretary to Edward P. Madigan. en she was just a worm. % SSS oe eae ieee California and is ae . <% oe : song : ‘ 5 ee i nia i all State Normal William Robinson of San Juan andj’ “Bill” Kirkham graduated with * —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Be . BR etm ateteatereate nn teateotetente ceate teats oteateatenteots : —— +t cy a ed en Ree MI x a hin alas Z eRe RUS oe Pues Sor 1% te . % le patina te Elmo ees 6 ty! hand . the class of 1934 of Nevada City high Sete fesfertenteeoteteoteateateste stent atestestoferteteateort we oeateogeofeteateatestesteateoteteofectetuafecteteatestectatestectestesteoteste . it THERE'S NEW TOVEL * Conducted by the Made quilt was w r Mrs. George! schoo] ; Bran AAA Sa nraiont i oe ph Salamis dla sats seme 1 I es Nica as 8 i oe ae i a ee lk a WRE’S NEW LOVELINESS * . a wi 1 ks es oy Mrs. Georg: ) School and atte nde d Sacramento Ju I a < VELINES + Sisters of Mercy Green oO: Sebastopol. iov college during the 1935 Sra —————— jl ~) FOR YOU IN— Z. Registrati Day ‘ Despite the fact that the-roof is. semester. During his four years at . RUFUS. TH CAT LIKES UN oaegae : . e % . ; ae st Augist fe % . ' ve te . Classes start Augnot yet completed and the air de-{ the local high school, he was active i ’ HiIl 18 Bs ARMAND BLENDED + . ak BASES BU) \ugust twen : cide J erisy it he } affec y ha! 3 . ‘ 7 Hi . 1 Uy i ww . CY-SIXTD, cidedly crisp it had no effect on th ; asa yell-leader and as a booster for . TO BAG WATER SNAKES i . By . spirits of the. jovial throng that ! : ; \. ; Hii Hie % are : es ; class and athletic activities. His ap. Naa ae Cs sathered to particapate in the fal: Bx ee paths ’ . . STE PEE a See the Ihe CREAM & celebration. The ladies of the league . Pointment to a position of this kind . A let oF Cage BKe proud af their ii . : Hiss * served refreshments in their dining! by Coach Madigan is indeed an hon. catch be it mice, ‘rats, birds or Wt 1 ay ‘ : & room where there is an abundance oi or to himself and the Nevada City i BARGE. Fred Sauvee, met Ser er HAPPY GO LUCKY , ee a plete acial in One Jar Bs tables and henches ‘provided for thé Hien: school . . the Union Ice company, has a 1 i Ineo Use It As a fa comfort ofr the guests. As the fully ; . . most.industrious hunter, a little . . j) + ape Sa : g yi i bares Omen, UH CGA : . } CLEANSING CREAM 5 equipped kitchen is adjoining the ——/}. black cat. named Rufus. Within HH G RADIO SHOW ils * : * dining room there is every .conven-' Visas oF Mic Sa es Ps FE ‘. . the last few .weeks this kitten has iT, fe FOUNDATION MASSAGE * fence to sérve hot drinks and food.. so oveel ‘ . been killing little snakes, _ bis : . "e AND NIGHT CREAM “ More of these dances are sched-) °° “00% 4" pee er i snakes, and all kinds of snakes, HT VETERAN'S MEMORIAL . se : . uled for the fall and winter months. !™rs: William Lavally were up from i and never fails to bring them uj HI {I SUILDING, GRASS VALLEY. He Cc C C x . The first of these will be given by j Newtown. William Bernardubu, reptoZ the sales room: of the. Union . He 20 50 15 =. ‘ ; : : : et . Xce house much to the discomfort . }/. . : . . ste % e Redmen“some , he very resenting 2S ¢ ; News Sac,. . / i} ‘mi revet ‘ Gites ; 1 the Redme yme time in the very resenting the*Sporting News of Sac i Ae these ih Ane phen . i) SATURDAY AND SUNDAY . $1.00 . a Bear TMEUrGs Troe a eee es . Sunday -a lady was buying ice EVENINGS, OCT. 12th 13th . ie ‘ . OR SALE—NEW AND USED Mr. Wayne Beagle and Mr. W. G. Kneebone of Bridgeport were Bmone . . and dropped some’ silver’ coins . } . $:30 P.M {oe ASK US FOR A SAMPLE % . Furniture. Bed Room Set, BreakBeagle of San Francisco were the the out: of town guests. . whereupon Mr. Sauvee started to Ih . q#! fast set.. Many other ‘articieg) . "each uncer the edge of the coun. ! . ) Children’s Matinee Saturaay —. l ks " -. “eins Auto’ Court, adjoining, mm . . ter and exclaimed: “Darn that HTT : : : = jy MASTER CHOCOLATE %) C. High School. 9-10-4te . tl” he dréw< his Hand ubacn HT HI afternoon, 2:30 p: m. 25c. ie ot eo tg on cat!’’ as he drew his hg ack. . . . . . . . of * > FOR RENTUUNTICOR 1 DOR I The. lady looked puzzled and_he . . . ! Admission 50c. Pls tax 5s . e. ete oie RONT 3 i bide och The hol itg Ahem ce ec tse HH Be " MAKERS CANDY %i with private entrance. 541 Ping . fished out a dead fourteen inch . . I Total 55c. # . street. 9-16-3te . water snake. He stated the cat has . . Children, 25ce. as A full pound box of these * . = sateen . been bringing in two to three’ or } High School students. ', sielicious chocolates for only oe GOLD WANTED ’ . eee . . . student, body card, 2he. tae ; is e. Licensed gold buyers will pay up ‘hoo ee H : . . 59° mig to $55.00 an ounce for old dental eee I iY ice %e . bridges, crowns, rings, chains, “DOWNIEVILLE, Sept. 30.-—Con! the 5 x . 4 lockets, watch oases, spectacle struction.on Downieville’s ‘Bridge . . < FER: ,] “s frames, etc. or any other discardof Progress” is now being rushed ty . . ! . ] Dg en Je welry 8 mailed within 30 a, ; as ; ; CHE Cos Bei sapead tiehek a: ee es jo aq days. Take advantage of this completion before the setting in ot . eserved tisket sale. No x F * CS wonderful opportunity given to cold weather. To date, the work has . tra charge. At the following i 3 ‘3 you by a reliable concern to get progressed rapidly, and with the exi merchants: Nevada. City Drug . . Ra full value fer your old gold. We ; ; ; . . Cs als¢ 7 silver ception of a short delay, while a new . } Store. Bank Bldg., Pied Piper . . . % % also buy old silver. Beane LA steamshovel: was being instauled at . /. : He NEVADA CITY * BLOC GOLD EE Ree a ase & oN eas dl Pine at Spring. rt & i z a 212 Spring Arcade Bidg. re oF ry f Cannon Point, engineers in charge . . Be 3 x Los Angeles, California * f VES . Il} ats OR cA = al v4 ? are well satisfied with -the present ! I i See ae ic Ce eS Se ic he oe ac Sac eens ae sre y, / state of construction. {. . Sa . CARS BOUGHT AND REFINA VN W : 7 SSS = ape cscs poe Loans made on cars. 1930 Buick bs roun — —— . F 99 . toadster in A-1 shape. Other ex: ae SS — . 6 i he Gables . ‘ cellent offerings at out establishANTI-KNOCK, POWER, QUICK STARTING, MILEAGE, COMBINED . sea . ment. Freq A. Rupley, 120 Bast GET SIGNAL SERVICE AT THESE STATIONS: i eee PLANS . ESTIMATES . } ']) . Main St., Grass Valley. 6-22-tr. LAWRENCE MOPVOR, SERVICE GEORGE BROTHERS . 4 . . © ] b . Haan s Yahoe-Ukiah Highway Main st reet, Grass Valley es : a . ite u i;ELECTRIC REF RIGERA LORS 4 iY BROAD SPREET GARAGH TWIN CITIES MOTOR . id "iil gSED—wWe° have several ae eS Broad & Unfoun St., Nevada City SERVICE ® Wid hoe De. E ; bait i e _ me eral g ; John Mlinarich, Prop. Nevada City Highway = ; ® Wd Music € Luxe Every . buys in used Refrigerators, some MINER'S FOUNDRY DEW DROP. INN “BUILDER OF FINE HOMES” Hy Evening are like new. Very easy terms. . { . er] »he Spring Street, Nevada City Auburn Highway A. i. ROWEN Distributor for Sierra and Nevada Counties GRASS VALLEY PHONE 626 s $ a : reror BRET ‘ ron

Mm NEVADA CITY SCRE 318 BROAD STREET aan CONTRACTOR Mills, Head Frames, Hoist Houses Built. . Machinery Set. Dclicious, Complete Bar Service ji Phone 9 120 B. Valley Electric Co. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washing: Main St. Grass DANCING Weill-Cooked Foods y, Cor. Lake Olympia Road at Can furnish complete units, set in place, ready to run. . Highwa . Contract as a whole or part. Nothing too large, None too i es = iB small, : . APM see . ‘ } . . ! a “Let George Do It” {. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. : PHONE 289-M . . Sep te toetokeitek tel totiotoktettetotok Sele rehire ike tlotetitotutete oto sete stats mrs . sta . OO eS a ae a ON Oe 4 Ot Ck ek i i Re Si i Be ad a Se a We ie Wh We as % . 32 Br \% Exclusive Representatives for General Electric— KS . eraser Hes: RA is RADIOS IRONERS, WASHING MACHINES * i Da th ee Fr HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS Fall . We specialize in Radio and Electric Appliance Repair # ies Nevada City residents call in for prompt attention ¥ = PORTER AND MONTRE RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO. =). . <tc. ' 209 W. Main St. Grass Valley Phone 505 * eke TetHIMloleinloloiieloieloieieloiiieluieleieleiotetetieetetoleioterotetetetuteletototetototetatetes: j “ Nevada City AMBULANCE SERVICE made while you wait Bicycles, cuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED RAY’S F UIT SHOP . . . . 220 East Main 'W. R. JEFFORD & SON . News Stand . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . Machine. Exclusive. Dealer for’ Maytag Electric and gasoline enMr p ‘ ’ “es ey gine washers, also Easy Wash¥ { irs. rres on s ers, Ilren rite Lroners, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Grass Valley Electric Co. 120 Past Main St: Grass Valley Phone 9% for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf tionery, Magazines oad St. Nevada City . USED WASHERS—From $10 up—._ Maytags. and other popular models. Terms are easy. Grass Valley Electrir. Phene 9 120 EB. Main St. Grass Valley. KEYS Steel tapes, vaAttention, Civil Service Contestants! All contestants for the Sub-Clerk examination who have received the blue card Form 102-12 from the United: States Civil Service Commission at San Francisco will report at the Elks Building on September 21, 1935 at 8:30 a. m. Examination will begin at 9:00 a. m. Bring your ecards, pen, ink, pencil and eraser with you. BETTY MARTIN WEST, repaired Gunsmith Light Welding Phone 602 A SPLENDID VALUE 159 PoweELi STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaitrant off the Lobby Make the Pied Piper a Habit a a a ke SS NUGGET ADS PAY WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING COQ, . ‘ Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco { “Plant: Francisco € GRASS . ALLEY Deataaie Funeral Directors Pie ee ae , i seoeafeot oeateatoogeofentesfeofetenteateegeqeateogeoteete Be Comfortable Grass Valley T ee L Get Tou. = : MATTRESSES se ; NA IONA Repaired and Cleaned by mpeg ieee John W.Darke The Pied Piper : AND er su : bier Fountain Lunch}: COFFEE SHOP iL = 4 wa Tinihige Gh ans Nese eae $i]. EDDIELEONG “SANDWICHES ek FRESH FRUIT AND Specializing jin the Biggest and . . Seavonseenee JUMBO MILK SHAKE . . Ove and Bullion TOWN @ Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907