September 9, 1932 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIF ORN IA FRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1932 =e : = — ee pu ee ER AT ST POLIT —_ sin setiiaal ps wi eee waibaoets om "Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman, of set Gra AO, Werner and smd con . Aibaaat Saw Mill In Operation Bluff, visited. Mr. Hoftman 8 = : left recently to resume her duties as The I abor Day Parade [ Bhe Arbogast brothers, Kenneth er, Gus Hoffman over the” Monday i Oc ‘AL sub-normal teacher. in the Minne" ' . and Raymond with-the assistance of holiday. : apolis public schools. She has spent PRET G F m Vv : “——\ ; their father, Mr. Peter Arbogast, HA PP 3 Ni VG the summer here with her husband, ES MOTHER, THE ; one been So a wetye ss or il ieee. Mr. Robert F. Werner. ; se END 1S eight men at their saw mill all sumtie 23 : iP IN SOHT YET “\°lmer in getting out material for the Mr. and Mrs. G. Nulbern, of SacJ. F. Barber representing the W. a A various mining companies. They reramento were visitors in Nevada A. Bechtei Contracting and Engi5 port a very good business but expect City over the Labor Day holiday. neering firm in San Francisco spent ? mz fe ae to shut down for -the winter season "Sa Gouber’ © attains man ot a few days in town this week on buate . S ——<e as usual. ‘re ouber minin $ i A = = : j : ‘ siness. Mr. Barber.is staying at the ‘ = = ‘\ Op: ste ste nla ate nteteste ste rte skestestesterte stort Cannon: a a Nevada City Bret Harte Inn, Grass. Valley over a OY a1» Se = A Je en pee i lc i ie ic Ak ie i i i i i Sie se ste See 4 succes aa tes fie WHE etd ! yf £ s 7 ut ib : Mr. and Mrs. P. O.:Strandberg: ete r SP Y// . . + I OILE J S had as a recent visitor their son, Mrs. A. W. Lester, who resides Or i 2 x Donald of San Francisco. with her daughter, Mrs. B. Powers Wy 6 ey SEE OUR ere ee ; of the bay region, is spending a y/ “VY } ‘ial bs WINDOW Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christianson, . vacation here in her old home on } é and son, Leon Christianson and Miss . Spring street. It is situated just back ; y ff Cc. O’NEILL, Plumbing Cecelia Genasci were visitors at the . of the National Hotel and is one of} § Shop Parfuct Vicar selection o State Fair last Sunday. i The Burkhart property on upper Broad street is being “re-roofed and the porches are renewed, with some, interior work being done also. The new home of Tony Rore on Nile street is rapidly nearing completion and _ will beautify a spot that should have been built on @ long time ago. fF ovperts for ene, fine color and of platinum or. white gold. Registered and suaranteed. They. cost. nomore $25. up. ~ H.W. Hartung & Son JEWELERS Grass Valley, Calif. EDDIE LEONG . Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Melons . Free Delivery THE NATIONAL HOTEL . and COFFEE SHOP Nevada City California Best of Foods Served at Reasonable Prices SEE ME — SEE BETTER ~ GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill Street. GRASS VAELEY THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing Beauty Work Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles LOUISE MARTIN Gilbert and son, Albert Allen, of Marysville . were*visitors here this week. Mrs. Gilbert is a sister of Mr. Jack Grizzel. Mrs. Marsh of ~ Oakland spent last week end visiting her sisters,-Mrs. Ray Davis, Mrs. Aubrey Wisker; and Miss Alma Marsh, and other relatives. Miss~ Bertha Mr. Louis Arditi of Sacramento spent.a few days visiting old time friends in Nevada City early this week. He teaches in the schools ai Aberdeen, Washington. Mrs. P. Armstrong is in Letterman General hospital in’San Franeisco receiving medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. George Stine accompanied her on the trip “to the city. Mrs. Henry Pimintell and daughter, Virginia, of Camino, were recent visitors with her. sister, Mrs Clara Japson, and other sisters and brother. Her mother, Mrs. Marshall, accompanied her home for a visit. Dr. A. A. Arbogast accompanied by George E. and ‘Elmore Powell, of San Francisco spent last week end in Nevada City with relatives of the doctor. The apartment house being built by D. Mezzetta near the railroad depot is going up at a fast rate and will soon be completed. Steger and Sons are doing the work. Mrs. Moraho of Salinas came mp to visit her husband who is working at the old McKenzie mine. She returned home Monday accompanied by their children who had spent a vacation With their father. Frank Sylvia, of Marysville, was }a visitor in our fair city over Sun. day and Monday. He was greatly invigorated by the welcome change in the atmosphere as the heat has been very intense in the valley for the past several days. Me Mrs. Thomas Corcoran has returned from a three weeks visit in the bay region’ and Stockton. She was, accompanied home by her son. Carl, and wife who are visiting here for a few days. * Look?your best at HALF what . MODERN GLASSES Eye Ear. Nose DR. SAWYER youtusually?pay ERE’S the sensible way thousands of beauty loving women are solving the prohlem of economy in beauty needs. They are using Jonteel Toiletries, priced with today’s smart thrift.Let us tell you 3 more about this real economy. Come in today! JONTEEL Ott Bldg. Nevada City R. E. HARRIS Ore a Bullion — Purchased Lioganad by State of Calitoraia nD RG ‘BROS. } { S. Nevada City, Calif. AVE with SAFETY: at \exakke DRUG STORE . real development work soon. the oldest homes in the town.Miss Sadie Dorzis and Mrs. Neva Blood Cross, both former residents, . came up from San Jose during last week end for a.short visit. Mrs. Dorzis was formerly. Miss Sadie Arnhart, and they visited the old ranch while here. Mr. and Mrs. Winters and son, of Grass Valley, spent the week-end looking very diligently for a house to rent._— *:* *. Try and find one says we. Any one who has a House to rent please notify us. We are also looking for same. Mr. and Mrs. Robins, formerly of Tonopah, Nev., who have had an apartment at the Celio home,’ have moved into the new Clutter house at the foot of Boulder Street. Mr. Robins is a mining man of wide experience. L, Netz, who operates the locai Monumental Manufacturing Works, left Thursday of this week with his family for Fort Bragg, . Mendocino county, to enjoy a week’s vacation at the beach. Mr. Netz intends to do some fishing while gone afd he may bring back a few “‘big ones.’’ . Sam Devine and son, Alan, of Sierra Valley, Sierra county, attended the state fair early in the week and returned to Nevada City where they visited with Mr. Devine’s stepson, Jimmie Ferrell. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Guenther and nephew, Will Jeffrey, left early Saturday morning for Eureka where they will visit a son.and family for a week. Young Jeffrey will enjoy a fishing trip while there. Herman Ramm, of Oak Valley, was in town Tuesday on business and Was accompanied home by his wife and daughter, who have been spending the week visiting Mrs. James Erway, of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright, Robert Inman with Billy Doan spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex . Chisholm. The party came in by auto from Tonopah, Nevada, September 3rd following the marriage of Mrs. Wright’s daughter, Clara, to William Merchant, Jr. The young couple will make their home in Hawthorne, Nevada. May we take the liberty to extend congratulations and wish the young folks a long and happy married life. L. Twidell brought ina _ nice specimen of real ‘‘Mazuma’’, ‘‘Long Green’”’ of What not this week, meaning in plain English Gold. He has. been Working this summer on Bear River in southern Nevada county and this represents’ the “clean up’’. It certainly interested Ye Editor very much. Mr. Twideil has had a claim in this section for several years and hopes to do some Enjoyed at Truckee On September ist, P. W. T. Ross and Irene Varley gave an afternoon of music and poetry at the Wyethia Club, Truckee. Mr. Ross gave a lecture on the course of poetry from Chaueer to Valery, and recitations with musical’ commentary by Miss Varley on.modern Irish, English and American poets, as well as Baudelaire and Shakesperian group. The afternoon was one which afforded rare pleasure because of the unusual talent of Mr. Ross in the reading of the beautiful poetry and because of the artistry shown by Miss Varley in her own exceedingly lovely musical ‘compesitions written to enhance the poetry. Cy Sofge and Al Hertzer, of the state printing office force at Sacramento were visitors ‘at The Nugget office Monday. Mr. Sofge has been machinist at the state office for about twenty years. He has built a home about a mile east of Nevada City and when he gets’ through tinkering with linotype machines intends to pass the rest of his life 1n the beautiful foothills of Nevada county where climate and surroundEvening of Music is Oe A W.N. 0 \ Me : g RODEO TO HAVE FIRST ACTIVITY SUNDAY MORN Sunday will be a busy day at] Peardale. Picks and shovels will fly and hammer anr saw will resound. when the general committee for the Peardale Rodeo on September 25th, takes hold of the big job of preparation. There is plenty of work to be done, the committee announced, and they ask the‘ cooperation of the ranchers and farmers. residing in that section as well as_ volunteer helpers from this city. On Sunday the various corrals for the holding of the big annual bucking broncho show will be construcred. This entails considerable work and a big crew of helpers is necessary. Plans for the coming rodeo celebration are progressing at a good pace and the Peardale residents have expressed the belief that this year’s annual. showing of ' riding, roping and cattleman tricks will outshine any of the shows of previous years. The big -show will start on the night of Saturday, September 24, with a Rodeo dance at Twin Cities Pleasure Hall. In the line-up of events for the next day will be a string of hard riding brones of the well known Barnaby’s bucking broneos.—Morning Union. Camptonville Benefit Dance Attended by Large Crowd CAMPTONVILLE, ‘Sept. 1.—The benefit dance for the Camptonville Union School District took place Saturday evening in the local Masonic Hall. The affair was a benefit dance and was largely attended by people from the surrounding mountain towns. Music was furnished by Eddie Meltz and his well known and popular orchestra from Auburn and a fine supper was served at midnight. The affair netted $90.72 which went to the school district. Miss Flora Peterson returned last Thursday evening from a two weeks vacation trip to the Echo Lake district in El Dorado county, for another w ’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Elsie’ itioughby, and family. She had anvyery Wrilling experience in living 6 nature in the rough and said that\if’she had had a frying pan with he one occasion a large fish“ would ha the panc W HEN you start at sud' den noise’, worry over trifles, can’t bear the noise that children make, feel irritable and blue—ten to one it’s your nerves. Don’t wait until your overwrought nerves have kept you awake half the night and paved the way for another miserable day. Take two teaspoonfuls of Dr. Miles’ Nervine and enjoy the relief that follows. Take two more before you go to bed. Sleep—and wake up ready for the day’s duties or pleasures. Dr. Miles’ Nervine, is now made in two forms—Liquid and Effervescent Tablet. Both are the same therapeutically. Liquid or Effervescent Tablets at all drug stores, __ Price $1 00. R MILESLe: NERVIN E. NEW SHIFT ADDED TO MURCHIE MINE Several men have been. added to the eleven o’clock shift of the Miurchie mine ‘this week. This:mine is, owned by the Newniont interests and this represents’ several extra men that have been added to the working crew within the past few weeks. The noted Murchie mine is situated two miles east of Nevada City on the old Red Dog and You Bet road. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Cronwell, who spent some time here last season where he gave chiropractor treatments,. were up from San Francisco for last week énd. Two daughters of Mr. Netz, who live in the city, accompanied them to Nevada City to visit at home over the holidays of last week end. Broad Street Near Plaza Nevada City Pree errs Neferte ii este LOAM AIO BOWMAN & = : Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 308% Broad Street ‘ BEAUTY CULTURE + % PERMANENT WAVING % %, * * __$5.00-and. $5.50. : eseeesess vesrsunenceull e FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Repairing Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 CLAIM may be very valuable. 1 CAMERON PG9D9F9S0009 99090000000 YOUR MINING Do you know that you can . determine its value at considerable depth for a comparatively small sum of money? This is the outfit that will do it: 1,310 CU. FT. COMPRESSOR “ INGERSOLL RAND UTILITY HOIST INGERSOLL RAND JACKHAMMERS % INGERSOLL RAND SINKING PUMP The Above Outfit FOR SALE OR RENT 1 Alpha Sito Nevada City ores, Lid. Grass Valley spirit. Someore in voice today. Liguid ings combine to make life pleasant: members of a family together in To make some distant . person happy Inter-city telephoning is too valuable a service to be reserved for emergencies. It is the finest kind of way to keep separated. another town or state will be thrilled to hear your; The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Business Office: 318 Broad St. Telephone 156 sey “$S

PAGE SIX THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIF ORN IA FRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1932 =e : = — ee pu ee ER AT ST POLIT —_ sin setiiaal ps wi eee waibaoets om "Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman, of set Gra AO, Werner and smd con . Aibaaat Saw Mill In Operation Bluff, visited. Mr. Hoftman 8 = : left recently to resume her duties as The I abor Day Parade [ Bhe Arbogast brothers, Kenneth er, Gus Hoffman over the” Monday i Oc ‘AL sub-normal teacher. in the Minne" ' . and Raymond with-the assistance of holiday. : apolis public schools. She has spent PRET G F m Vv : “——\ ; their father, Mr. Peter Arbogast, HA PP 3 Ni VG the summer here with her husband, ES MOTHER, THE ; one been So a wetye ss or il ieee. Mr. Robert F. Werner. ; se END 1S eight men at their saw mill all sumtie 23 : iP IN SOHT YET “\°lmer in getting out material for the Mr. and Mrs. G. Nulbern, of SacJ. F. Barber representing the W. a A various mining companies. They reramento were visitors in Nevada A. Bechtei Contracting and Engi5 port a very good business but expect City over the Labor Day holiday. neering firm in San Francisco spent ? mz fe ae to shut down for -the winter season "Sa Gouber’ © attains man ot a few days in town this week on buate . S ——<e as usual. ‘re ouber minin $ i A = = : j : ‘ siness. Mr. Barber.is staying at the ‘ = = ‘\ Op: ste ste nla ate nteteste ste rte skestestesterte stort Cannon: a a Nevada City Bret Harte Inn, Grass. Valley over a OY a1» Se = A Je en pee i lc i ie ic Ak ie i i i i i Sie se ste See 4 succes aa tes fie WHE etd ! yf £ s 7 ut ib : Mr. and Mrs. P. O.:Strandberg: ete r SP Y// . . + I OILE J S had as a recent visitor their son, Mrs. A. W. Lester, who resides Or i 2 x Donald of San Francisco. with her daughter, Mrs. B. Powers Wy 6 ey SEE OUR ere ee ; of the bay region, is spending a y/ “VY } ‘ial bs WINDOW Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christianson, . vacation here in her old home on } é and son, Leon Christianson and Miss . Spring street. It is situated just back ; y ff Cc. O’NEILL, Plumbing Cecelia Genasci were visitors at the . of the National Hotel and is one of} § Shop Parfuct Vicar selection o State Fair last Sunday. i The Burkhart property on upper Broad street is being “re-roofed and the porches are renewed, with some, interior work being done also. The new home of Tony Rore on Nile street is rapidly nearing completion and _ will beautify a spot that should have been built on @ long time ago. fF ovperts for ene, fine color and of platinum or. white gold. Registered and suaranteed. They. cost. nomore $25. up. ~ H.W. Hartung & Son JEWELERS Grass Valley, Calif. EDDIE LEONG . Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Melons . Free Delivery THE NATIONAL HOTEL . and COFFEE SHOP Nevada City California Best of Foods Served at Reasonable Prices SEE ME — SEE BETTER ~ GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill Street. GRASS VAELEY THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing Beauty Work Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles LOUISE MARTIN Gilbert and son, Albert Allen, of Marysville . were*visitors here this week. Mrs. Gilbert is a sister of Mr. Jack Grizzel. Mrs. Marsh of ~ Oakland spent last week end visiting her sisters,-Mrs. Ray Davis, Mrs. Aubrey Wisker; and Miss Alma Marsh, and other relatives. Miss~ Bertha Mr. Louis Arditi of Sacramento spent.a few days visiting old time friends in Nevada City early this week. He teaches in the schools ai Aberdeen, Washington. Mrs. P. Armstrong is in Letterman General hospital in’San Franeisco receiving medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. George Stine accompanied her on the trip “to the city. Mrs. Henry Pimintell and daughter, Virginia, of Camino, were recent visitors with her. sister, Mrs Clara Japson, and other sisters and brother. Her mother, Mrs. Marshall, accompanied her home for a visit. Dr. A. A. Arbogast accompanied by George E. and ‘Elmore Powell, of San Francisco spent last week end in Nevada City with relatives of the doctor. The apartment house being built by D. Mezzetta near the railroad depot is going up at a fast rate and will soon be completed. Steger and Sons are doing the work. Mrs. Moraho of Salinas came mp to visit her husband who is working at the old McKenzie mine. She returned home Monday accompanied by their children who had spent a vacation With their father. Frank Sylvia, of Marysville, was }a visitor in our fair city over Sun. day and Monday. He was greatly invigorated by the welcome change in the atmosphere as the heat has been very intense in the valley for the past several days. Me Mrs. Thomas Corcoran has returned from a three weeks visit in the bay region’ and Stockton. She was, accompanied home by her son. Carl, and wife who are visiting here for a few days. * Look?your best at HALF what . MODERN GLASSES Eye Ear. Nose DR. SAWYER youtusually?pay ERE’S the sensible way thousands of beauty loving women are solving the prohlem of economy in beauty needs. They are using Jonteel Toiletries, priced with today’s smart thrift.Let us tell you 3 more about this real economy. Come in today! JONTEEL Ott Bldg. Nevada City R. E. HARRIS Ore a Bullion — Purchased Lioganad by State of Calitoraia nD RG ‘BROS. } { S. Nevada City, Calif. AVE with SAFETY: at \exakke DRUG STORE . real development work soon. the oldest homes in the town.Miss Sadie Dorzis and Mrs. Neva Blood Cross, both former residents, . came up from San Jose during last week end for a.short visit. Mrs. Dorzis was formerly. Miss Sadie Arnhart, and they visited the old ranch while here. Mr. and Mrs. Winters and son, of Grass Valley, spent the week-end looking very diligently for a house to rent._— *:* *. Try and find one says we. Any one who has a House to rent please notify us. We are also looking for same. Mr. and Mrs. Robins, formerly of Tonopah, Nev., who have had an apartment at the Celio home,’ have moved into the new Clutter house at the foot of Boulder Street. Mr. Robins is a mining man of wide experience. L, Netz, who operates the locai Monumental Manufacturing Works, left Thursday of this week with his family for Fort Bragg, . Mendocino county, to enjoy a week’s vacation at the beach. Mr. Netz intends to do some fishing while gone afd he may bring back a few “‘big ones.’’ . Sam Devine and son, Alan, of Sierra Valley, Sierra county, attended the state fair early in the week and returned to Nevada City where they visited with Mr. Devine’s stepson, Jimmie Ferrell. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Guenther and nephew, Will Jeffrey, left early Saturday morning for Eureka where they will visit a son.and family for a week. Young Jeffrey will enjoy a fishing trip while there. Herman Ramm, of Oak Valley, was in town Tuesday on business and Was accompanied home by his wife and daughter, who have been spending the week visiting Mrs. James Erway, of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright, Robert Inman with Billy Doan spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex . Chisholm. The party came in by auto from Tonopah, Nevada, September 3rd following the marriage of Mrs. Wright’s daughter, Clara, to William Merchant, Jr. The young couple will make their home in Hawthorne, Nevada. May we take the liberty to extend congratulations and wish the young folks a long and happy married life. L. Twidell brought ina _ nice

specimen of real ‘‘Mazuma’’, ‘‘Long Green’”’ of What not this week, meaning in plain English Gold. He has. been Working this summer on Bear River in southern Nevada county and this represents’ the “clean up’’. It certainly interested Ye Editor very much. Mr. Twideil has had a claim in this section for several years and hopes to do some Enjoyed at Truckee On September ist, P. W. T. Ross and Irene Varley gave an afternoon of music and poetry at the Wyethia Club, Truckee. Mr. Ross gave a lecture on the course of poetry from Chaueer to Valery, and recitations with musical’ commentary by Miss Varley on.modern Irish, English and American poets, as well as Baudelaire and Shakesperian group. The afternoon was one which afforded rare pleasure because of the unusual talent of Mr. Ross in the reading of the beautiful poetry and because of the artistry shown by Miss Varley in her own exceedingly lovely musical ‘compesitions written to enhance the poetry. Cy Sofge and Al Hertzer, of the state printing office force at Sacramento were visitors ‘at The Nugget office Monday. Mr. Sofge has been machinist at the state office for about twenty years. He has built a home about a mile east of Nevada City and when he gets’ through tinkering with linotype machines intends to pass the rest of his life 1n the beautiful foothills of Nevada county where climate and surroundEvening of Music is Oe A W.N. 0 \ Me : g RODEO TO HAVE FIRST ACTIVITY SUNDAY MORN Sunday will be a busy day at] Peardale. Picks and shovels will fly and hammer anr saw will resound. when the general committee for the Peardale Rodeo on September 25th, takes hold of the big job of preparation. There is plenty of work to be done, the committee announced, and they ask the‘ cooperation of the ranchers and farmers. residing in that section as well as_ volunteer helpers from this city. On Sunday the various corrals for the holding of the big annual bucking broncho show will be construcred. This entails considerable work and a big crew of helpers is necessary. Plans for the coming rodeo celebration are progressing at a good pace and the Peardale residents have expressed the belief that this year’s annual. showing of ' riding, roping and cattleman tricks will outshine any of the shows of previous years. The big -show will start on the night of Saturday, September 24, with a Rodeo dance at Twin Cities Pleasure Hall. In the line-up of events for the next day will be a string of hard riding brones of the well known Barnaby’s bucking broneos.—Morning Union. Camptonville Benefit Dance Attended by Large Crowd CAMPTONVILLE, ‘Sept. 1.—The benefit dance for the Camptonville Union School District took place Saturday evening in the local Masonic Hall. The affair was a benefit dance and was largely attended by people from the surrounding mountain towns. Music was furnished by Eddie Meltz and his well known and popular orchestra from Auburn and a fine supper was served at midnight. The affair netted $90.72 which went to the school district. Miss Flora Peterson returned last Thursday evening from a two weeks vacation trip to the Echo Lake district in El Dorado county, for another w ’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Elsie’ itioughby, and family. She had anvyery Wrilling experience in living 6 nature in the rough and said that\if’she had had a frying pan with he one occasion a large fish“ would ha the panc W HEN you start at sud' den noise’, worry over trifles, can’t bear the noise that children make, feel irritable and blue—ten to one it’s your nerves. Don’t wait until your overwrought nerves have kept you awake half the night and paved the way for another miserable day. Take two teaspoonfuls of Dr. Miles’ Nervine and enjoy the relief that follows. Take two more before you go to bed. Sleep—and wake up ready for the day’s duties or pleasures. Dr. Miles’ Nervine, is now made in two forms—Liquid and Effervescent Tablet. Both are the same therapeutically. Liquid or Effervescent Tablets at all drug stores, __ Price $1 00. R MILESLe: NERVIN E. NEW SHIFT ADDED TO MURCHIE MINE Several men have been. added to the eleven o’clock shift of the Miurchie mine ‘this week. This:mine is, owned by the Newniont interests and this represents’ several extra men that have been added to the working crew within the past few weeks. The noted Murchie mine is situated two miles east of Nevada City on the old Red Dog and You Bet road. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Cronwell, who spent some time here last season where he gave chiropractor treatments,. were up from San Francisco for last week énd. Two daughters of Mr. Netz, who live in the city, accompanied them to Nevada City to visit at home over the holidays of last week end. Broad Street Near Plaza Nevada City Pree errs Neferte ii este LOAM AIO BOWMAN & = : Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 308% Broad Street ‘ BEAUTY CULTURE + % PERMANENT WAVING % %, * * __$5.00-and. $5.50. : eseeesess vesrsunenceull e FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Repairing Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 CLAIM may be very valuable. 1 CAMERON PG9D9F9S0009 99090000000 YOUR MINING Do you know that you can . determine its value at considerable depth for a comparatively small sum of money? This is the outfit that will do it: 1,310 CU. FT. COMPRESSOR “ INGERSOLL RAND UTILITY HOIST INGERSOLL RAND JACKHAMMERS % INGERSOLL RAND SINKING PUMP The Above Outfit FOR SALE OR RENT 1 Alpha Sito Nevada City ores, Lid. Grass Valley spirit. Someore in voice today. Liguid ings combine to make life pleasant: members of a family together in To make some distant . person happy Inter-city telephoning is too valuable a service to be reserved for emergencies. It is the finest kind of way to keep separated. another town or state will be thrilled to hear your; The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Business Office: 318 Broad St. Telephone 156 sey “$S