December 9, 1949 (8 pages)

af Saal — Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece, Reporter, Telephone 106, ‘University Women to FOR YOUR Give Yule Party at Walker Home Dec. 14 Annual Christmas party of Nevada County Branch, American Association of University Women, will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Kent Walker, Zion street. Mrs. Walker is program chairman. Christmas music will feature the party and will be presented by the Nevada City high school chorus under the direction of William Tobiassen. Participating in the program are Joan Oje, Lillie Sassamon, Patricia Sturtevant, Elizabeth Wilson, Ruth Estes, Georganne Behrbaum, Gloria Larson, Patricia Burgin, Joann Scott, Richard Penroes, Kent Walker,. James Branson, and Larry Parsons. Mrs. Stanley Hornberger heads the refreshments committee. The afternoon section of the association will be held the following day at the home of Mrs. A. T. Parsons, Banner mountain road. Mrs Parsons is chairman of the section which specializes in current events and book réviews. Mrs. George A. Legg will review “The Romance of Mining,” by T. A. Rickard. A resume of recent events will be given by Mrs. E. M. Litke. The new section is the only one of the AAUW which meets afternoons. Other groups and _ their chairmen are: International Relations, Miss Helen Chapman: So¢ial Studies, Mrs. Richard Harris; Creative Arts, Mrs. J. Roger Snipe; and Bridge, Mrs. Robert Ingram. Mrs. Robert Stuart to Head Columbia NDGW Mrs. Roberta Stuart was chosen president of Columbia Parlor No. 70, French Corral, at a meeting Friday in French Corral. Other officers’ chosen were Mrs. Margaret Madden, past president; Mrs. Ethyle Saunders, first . vice president; Mrs. Phyllis Butz, second vice president; Mrs. Alta Atchinson, third vice president; Mrs. Lucy Kneebone, financial secretary and_ treasurer; Mrs. Fannie Moulton, secretary; Mrs. . Adele ‘Browning, marshall; Mrs. Sara Reeder, Mrs. Emma Proom, Mrs. Leslie Schwartz, trustees; Mrs. Lois Butz, inside sentinel; Miss Theresa O’Connor, outside sentinel. ; Installation of officers will be held at the Friday, Jan. 6, meeting. “ Lilli Sassamon Queen Of High School Dance Miss Lillie Sassamon, junior student at Nevada. City high school, was chosen @ queen to rule over the Masque Grotesque at the high school gymnasium on Friday evening. The dance was conducted . by the 50 Club, composed of seniors who will graduate in 1950. Ed Havey, president of the class, was in charge of the coronation ceremonies. Prizes for outstanding costumes went to Jenell Stinchfield and Peter Scribner in the couple competition. Prize for best: individual costume was given: to Jean Griggs. Clarence Noonan, 70, brother of Mrs. Claude Clark, Nevada City, died Thursday, last week, while visiting in Richmond. He was a lifetime resident of Weaverville, where funeral services were held Monday. New Troop of Brownies Formed in Gold Flat First meeting of a new, Brownie Troop was held Tuesday afternoon at the Gold Flat elementary school, with Mrs. M. George Bissell, leader, welcoming 15 girls into Scouting. Donna Joyce Stevenson was named Chief Brownie; Patricia Coleman, secretary; and Donna Granholm, treasurer. Other members are Marilyn Michell, Jane March, Thoris Hollaway, Judith Ann Chernoh, Jean Aaronson, Audrey Stunkel, Kathryn Halstead, Wanda Wright, Charlene Jones, Mary Kitts and Julia Tyler. . Next week’s meeting at the school will be used as a project for making Christmas .gifts for lonely persons at the hospitals. The following meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec. 20, at Mrs. Bissell’s home, Banner road, as a Christmas lunch party. Five cents a week was set as dues at: Tuesday’s meeting. Christmas Party Held By Ridge Garden Club The Ridge Road Garden club held its December meeting Tues. day at the home of Mrs. Mae . Raddue. . Red fir boughs covered with cones were arranged in the hall and over the mantel of the fireplace. A Christmas ball tree with blue and silver ornaments, surrounded by. snow men and white reindeer adorned the buffet. Red berries and six red tapers in crystal completed the Christmas motif. Cambersticks were served before dessert luncheon. Gifts were exchanged and one gift was donated for a “Pig in a Poke” auction. The club is sponsoring a Christmas basket complete with turkey to give to a needy family. Some clothing was donated to add to the package. Mrs. R. N. Crowell, daughter of Mrs. Raddue, Sacramento, was a guest at the meeting. Rev. Pearson to Talk To PTA This Afternoon Rev. George C. Pearson, pastor of the local Methodist church, will speak on “Christmas in a Changing World” before the Nevada City High School ParegntTeachers association this afterroom of the high schoel. . Willard Goerz, music ‘chairman 'and school band teacher, will . present special music. Refresh;ments will be served by Mrs. . Margaret Newby, Home Making , teacher, hostess. The food to be served will be prepared by her boys’ cooking class. Mrs. Hazel Estes, president of . the association, extends a cordial . invitation to all parents and . friends to attend this meeting. Ned Smith Honored by . ji . Faculty and Friends . Ned Smith, who retired as cus. todian of the Nevada City high school on Dec. 1, was honored Tuesday evening at a surprise dinner party by friends and faculty members. The dinner .was prepared and served by members of the high school cafteria class. Smith started work at the high school in 1941 and was very popular with the students and faculty. Faculty members presented him with a gift at the dinner. Christmas themed the tables, decorated by the cafeteria class. noon at 2:30 o’clock in the sewing . Christmas Formal of —— Mr. and Mrs. Club Tomorrow Night “Christmas Formal” is theme of the yule dance of the Mr. and Mrs. Club at Grass Valley Elks hall tomorrow night. The club is composed of young! married couples of Nevada City and Grass Valley. George and Marjorie Raddue. are in charge of the affair—the only formal dance of the year conducted by the club. As a feature of the party each member has been asked to’ bring one can of food for the Mr. and Mrs. Club Basket to the Grass Valley Donation day parade. Posse-Ettes to Honor Children December 20 A children’s Christmas party will be held by the Nevada .Coun. ty Posse-Ettes at the club room of the Gold Nugget Inn Tuesday, Dec. 20, from 1 to 3 p.m. Final arrangements for the holiday party were made at Tuesday evening’s meeting of the organization. All members of the organization are asked to notify Secretary. Doris Belleque how many children they expect to bring. Santa Claus will present gifts. The Posse-Ettes decided to give dinner “meetings at the second gathering of each month at which all members with birthdays that month will be honored. Christmas Party by VFW Auxiliary Dec. 19 Officials of the Auxiliary of Banner Mountain .Post, Veterans of. Foreign Wars, appeared at last week’s meeting of the post and agreed on Monday, Dec. 19, as date for a Christmas party .for post and Auxiliary members ‘and their children. The post and Auxiliary now are loading gift baskets to be given to needy veterans just before the holiday time. Gold Star Mothers Luncheon Wednesday Gold Star Mothers will hold a pot-luck luncheon Wednesday, Dec. 14, at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Butcher on Ridge road. The meeting was postponed a week from Dec. 7 because of the illness of the president, Mrs. Mona Hueffner. Peter Kole Named Odd Fellows Noble Grand Peter Kole was elected noble grand of Oustomah Lodge, Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. He succeeds . Joseph E. Day, Jr. Others officers selected wére. Ed Cotters, vice grand; Jonathan Pascoe, recording secretary; John . pg secretary, . . and Walter Carlton, treasurer. : W. Darke, financial CAMPTONVILLE MASONS ELECT NEW OFFICERS Lawrence C. Otis was elected master for 1950 at annual election of Camptonville Gravel Range Lodge 59, F. & A. Masons. Other officers named were William E. Groves, senior warden; Ellis Royat, junior warden; Myron Pauly, ; treasurer; Acton M. Cleveland, secretary; Carl A. Hermanson, trustee. Installation will be held later this month. ATTEND FAIR CONVENTION Manager Loyle Freeman and Miss Edith B. Scott, secretary of the Nevada County Fair, are attending the 27th annual. convention of Western Fairs associaton which opens today in Los Angeles. Representatives of more than 95 state, county and district fairs from eight. western states and Canada are attending the convention. Rx 4. Woes a. Woes. Woes. Wee, es mh Pr a Pod Pad Peo Pod Peg Pd Poa Peal A DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS OF THE > eS tt OS Tt PED Tt PEP PEF Ber ih ear tt wal Ut gar U pat Ut aod A OS CALS OR OR OR OR CRs Rap Ks. Yt SS Nes ~ Say et a Sait ett Seat No aa) CONVENIENCE SHOPPING * GRASS VALLEY FURNITURE Co. WILL BE OPENED TOMORROW ¥ SATURDAY, DEC. 10TH, AT 10 A. M. Grass Valley, California Mill and Main Streets Open ’til 9 P. M. tomorrow and every evening save Sundays after Dec. 15 until Christmas Eve JOSEPH H. JACKSON A TREASURE HOUSE In the book section of the San by Justice Charles Morehouse in Francisco Sunday Chronicle, JoGrass Valley: Wednesday on a'. TO SUPERIOR COURT Nevada City, Symptoms of Distress Arising from: Dan Williams, . The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 9, 1949—5 . CALLS KINYON BOOK ‘QUICK RELIEF FROM was bound over to superior court SFT QMACH ULCERS. puETOEXCESS ACID seph Henry Jackson has the fol-. Preliminary hearing on a charge . FreeBookTellsofHomeTreatmentthat eine eae t6 kay Seckt Ed. of grand theft. Williams is accus. Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing ward Kinyon’s book, “The Nor-. ¢d of stealing a pickup truck be. Over three million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for reliéf of thern Mines,’.:published recently longing to Pino Harris, Grass symptoms of distress arising from Stomach by the Grass Valley Union: . Valley. Williams is in jail in lieu , “From Grass Valley comes aj °f $500 bail. book, ‘The Northern Mines,’ published there, for its author, Edward Kinyon, long a newspaperman and a sound local historian. It is a series of factual narratives of the counties of Nevada, Placer, Sierra, Yuba and portions of Plumas and Butte. As is pointed out in the introduction by Wayland D. Hand, editor of the Journal of The human , heart 100,000 times a day. and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid — Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,. due to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ trial! Ask for “‘Willard’s Message’’ which fully contracts . explains this treatment—tree—at HARRIS DRUG STORE American Folklore, Mr. Kinyon has an inquiring mind and the' patience and capacity to run . down the truth. The book is. a pleasant miscellany ranging from tales of outlaws’ (including the . egregious Henry Plummer, later . a bad man in Montana), sheriffs, . such figures of .the early day stages as Edwin Booth and Lola Montez, comment on _ hydraulic . mining, on such curiosities as the . Kentucky ridge slave colony, and much more. Readers who are interested in this sort of material will find Mr. Kinyon’s book,a treasure-housé,,of, odds and ends . of stories and. /facts bearing: on California’s first century in’ the region of which he writes. There is a small folding map of the Northern Mines tipped inside the . back cover.’ SCOUTS WILL SELL TREES TOMORROW Boy Scout Troop 24, Nevada City, will offer Christmas trees . for sale tomorrow on the vacant . lot between the Alpha Hardware . store and the Hut cafe, according . to Ernest Chaney, scoutmaster. Sale of the trees will continue through Sunday and next week. Week days of next week the sale will be conducted after 3 o’clock, 2 according to Chaney. BOOKS PRESENTED MUSEUM . Miss Kate Mulroy, Grass: Valley, presented two books to. the Nevada County Historical Society Museum this week. One book is the 1872-74 register of James K. Byrne, notary public; anda! record book of the Pittsburg Gold Flat Mines. company from 1863 }to 1909. Mary Cartha Circle held a potBY luck supper for members and families Wednesday evening in ae the recreation hall of the local, # Methodist church. LADIES’ BLOUSES GREATLY REDUCED TO CLEAR LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SWEATERS 20% OFF LADIES’ QUILTED RAYON ROBES Was $22.50 NOW $15.75 LADIES’ SEERSUCKER HOUSECOATS . $3.95 UMBRELLAS 20% OFF BOYS’ T SHIRTS 20% OFF PRINTED RAYONS; SPUN RAYONS; AND RAYON JERSEY Was $1.49 NOW 98c a Yard 116 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY Phone 259 Order NOW for . Christmas Delivery : A Wonderful Way to Say. i one of these practical gifis! AS y be : hs WE FEATURE NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS bin. in ih ib. Foote Electrical Co. % 132 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY : ip MERRY CHRISTMAS!: i Mother will thank you the year around for N See our fine Ni selection of modern electrical, appliances — NN to make housework easier and life pleasanter for her, and the entire family. ONLY a GIFTS You Will Be Proud to Give Use Our LAY-AWAY PLAN NOW yf bese § AY a Since 1922 a : Phone 122 jf

af Saal — Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece, Reporter, Telephone 106, ‘University Women to FOR YOUR Give Yule Party at Walker Home Dec. 14 Annual Christmas party of Nevada County Branch, American Association of University Women, will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Kent Walker, Zion street. Mrs. Walker is program chairman. Christmas music will feature the party and will be presented by the Nevada City high school chorus under the direction of William Tobiassen. Participating in the program are Joan Oje, Lillie Sassamon, Patricia Sturtevant, Elizabeth Wilson, Ruth Estes, Georganne Behrbaum, Gloria Larson, Patricia Burgin, Joann Scott, Richard Penroes, Kent Walker,. James Branson, and Larry Parsons. Mrs. Stanley Hornberger heads the refreshments committee. The afternoon section of the association will be held the following day at the home of Mrs. A. T. Parsons, Banner mountain road. Mrs Parsons is chairman of the section which specializes in current events and book réviews. Mrs. George A. Legg will review “The Romance of Mining,” by T. A. Rickard. A resume of recent events will be given by Mrs. E. M. Litke. The new section is the only one of the AAUW which meets afternoons. Other groups and _ their chairmen are: International Relations, Miss Helen Chapman: So¢ial Studies, Mrs. Richard Harris; Creative Arts, Mrs. J. Roger Snipe; and Bridge, Mrs. Robert Ingram. Mrs. Robert Stuart to Head Columbia NDGW Mrs. Roberta Stuart was chosen president of Columbia Parlor No. 70, French Corral, at a meeting Friday in French Corral. Other officers’ chosen were Mrs. Margaret Madden, past president; Mrs. Ethyle Saunders, first . vice president; Mrs. Phyllis Butz, second vice president; Mrs. Alta Atchinson, third vice president; Mrs. Lucy Kneebone, financial secretary and_ treasurer; Mrs. Fannie Moulton, secretary; Mrs. . Adele ‘Browning, marshall; Mrs. Sara Reeder, Mrs. Emma Proom, Mrs. Leslie Schwartz, trustees; Mrs. Lois Butz, inside sentinel; Miss Theresa O’Connor, outside sentinel. ; Installation of officers will be held at the Friday, Jan. 6, meeting. “ Lilli Sassamon Queen Of High School Dance Miss Lillie Sassamon, junior student at Nevada. City high school, was chosen @ queen to rule over the Masque Grotesque at the high school gymnasium on Friday evening. The dance was conducted . by the 50 Club, composed of seniors who will graduate in 1950. Ed Havey, president of the class, was in charge of the coronation ceremonies. Prizes for outstanding costumes went to Jenell Stinchfield and Peter Scribner in the couple competition. Prize for best: individual costume was given: to Jean Griggs. Clarence Noonan, 70, brother of Mrs. Claude Clark, Nevada City, died Thursday, last week, while visiting in Richmond. He was a lifetime resident of Weaverville, where funeral services were held Monday. New Troop of Brownies Formed in Gold Flat First meeting of a new, Brownie Troop was held Tuesday afternoon at the Gold Flat elementary school, with Mrs. M. George Bissell, leader, welcoming 15 girls into Scouting. Donna Joyce Stevenson was named Chief Brownie; Patricia Coleman, secretary; and Donna Granholm, treasurer. Other members are Marilyn Michell, Jane March, Thoris Hollaway, Judith Ann Chernoh, Jean Aaronson, Audrey Stunkel, Kathryn Halstead, Wanda Wright, Charlene Jones, Mary Kitts and Julia Tyler. . Next week’s meeting at the school will be used as a project for making Christmas .gifts for lonely persons at the hospitals. The following meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec. 20, at Mrs. Bissell’s home, Banner road, as a Christmas lunch party. Five cents a week was set as dues at: Tuesday’s meeting. Christmas Party Held By Ridge Garden Club The Ridge Road Garden club held its December meeting Tues. day at the home of Mrs. Mae . Raddue. . Red fir boughs covered with cones were arranged in the hall and over the mantel of the fireplace. A Christmas ball tree with blue and silver ornaments, surrounded by. snow men and white reindeer adorned the buffet. Red berries and six red tapers in crystal completed the Christmas motif. Cambersticks were served before dessert luncheon. Gifts were exchanged and one gift was donated for a “Pig in a Poke” auction. The club is sponsoring a Christmas basket complete with turkey to give to a needy family. Some clothing was donated to add to the package. Mrs. R. N. Crowell, daughter of Mrs. Raddue, Sacramento, was a guest at the meeting. Rev. Pearson to Talk To PTA This Afternoon Rev. George C. Pearson, pastor of the local Methodist church, will speak on “Christmas in a Changing World” before the Nevada City High School ParegntTeachers association this afterroom of the high schoel. . Willard Goerz, music ‘chairman 'and school band teacher, will . present special music. Refresh;ments will be served by Mrs. . Margaret Newby, Home Making , teacher, hostess. The food to be served will be prepared by her boys’ cooking class. Mrs. Hazel Estes, president of . the association, extends a cordial . invitation to all parents and . friends to attend this meeting. Ned Smith Honored by . ji . Faculty and Friends . Ned Smith, who retired as cus. todian of the Nevada City high school on Dec. 1, was honored Tuesday evening at a surprise dinner party by friends and faculty members. The dinner .was prepared and served by members of the high school cafteria class. Smith started work at the high school in 1941 and was very popular with the students and faculty. Faculty members presented him with a gift at the dinner. Christmas themed the tables, decorated by the cafeteria class. noon at 2:30 o’clock in the sewing . Christmas Formal of —— Mr. and Mrs. Club Tomorrow Night “Christmas Formal” is theme of the yule dance of the Mr. and Mrs. Club at Grass Valley Elks hall tomorrow night. The club is composed of young! married couples of Nevada City and Grass Valley. George and Marjorie Raddue. are in charge of the affair—the only formal dance of the year conducted by the club. As a feature of the party each member has been asked to’ bring one can of food for the Mr. and Mrs. Club Basket to the Grass Valley Donation day parade. Posse-Ettes to Honor Children December 20 A children’s Christmas party will be held by the Nevada .Coun. ty Posse-Ettes at the club room of the Gold Nugget Inn Tuesday, Dec. 20, from 1 to 3 p.m. Final arrangements for the holiday party were made at Tuesday evening’s meeting of the organization. All members of the organization are asked to notify Secretary. Doris Belleque how many children they expect to bring. Santa Claus will present gifts. The Posse-Ettes decided to give dinner “meetings at the second gathering of each month at which all members with birthdays that month will be honored. Christmas Party by VFW Auxiliary Dec. 19 Officials of the Auxiliary of Banner Mountain .Post, Veterans

of. Foreign Wars, appeared at last week’s meeting of the post and agreed on Monday, Dec. 19, as date for a Christmas party .for post and Auxiliary members ‘and their children. The post and Auxiliary now are loading gift baskets to be given to needy veterans just before the holiday time. Gold Star Mothers Luncheon Wednesday Gold Star Mothers will hold a pot-luck luncheon Wednesday, Dec. 14, at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Butcher on Ridge road. The meeting was postponed a week from Dec. 7 because of the illness of the president, Mrs. Mona Hueffner. Peter Kole Named Odd Fellows Noble Grand Peter Kole was elected noble grand of Oustomah Lodge, Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. He succeeds . Joseph E. Day, Jr. Others officers selected wére. Ed Cotters, vice grand; Jonathan Pascoe, recording secretary; John . pg secretary, . . and Walter Carlton, treasurer. : W. Darke, financial CAMPTONVILLE MASONS ELECT NEW OFFICERS Lawrence C. Otis was elected master for 1950 at annual election of Camptonville Gravel Range Lodge 59, F. & A. Masons. Other officers named were William E. Groves, senior warden; Ellis Royat, junior warden; Myron Pauly, ; treasurer; Acton M. Cleveland, secretary; Carl A. Hermanson, trustee. Installation will be held later this month. ATTEND FAIR CONVENTION Manager Loyle Freeman and Miss Edith B. Scott, secretary of the Nevada County Fair, are attending the 27th annual. convention of Western Fairs associaton which opens today in Los Angeles. Representatives of more than 95 state, county and district fairs from eight. western states and Canada are attending the convention. Rx 4. Woes a. Woes.. Woes. Wee, es mh Pr a Pod Pad Peo Pod Peg Pd Poa Peal A DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS OF THE > eS tt OS Tt PED Tt PEP PEF Ber ih ear tt wal Ut gar U pat Ut aod A OS CALS OR OR OR OR CRs Rap Ks. Yt SS Nes ~ Say et a Sait ett Seat No aa) CONVENIENCE SHOPPING * GRASS VALLEY FURNITURE Co. WILL BE OPENED TOMORROW ¥ SATURDAY, DEC. 10TH, AT 10 A. M. Grass Valley, California Mill and Main Streets Open ’til 9 P. M. tomorrow and every evening save Sundays after Dec. 15 until Christmas Eve JOSEPH H. JACKSON A TREASURE HOUSE In the book section of the San by Justice Charles Morehouse in Francisco Sunday Chronicle, JoGrass Valley: Wednesday on a'. TO SUPERIOR COURT Nevada City, Symptoms of Distress Arising from: Dan Williams, . The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 9, 1949—5 . CALLS KINYON BOOK ‘QUICK RELIEF FROM was bound over to superior court SFT QMACH ULCERS. puETOEXCESS ACID seph Henry Jackson has the fol-. Preliminary hearing on a charge . FreeBookTellsofHomeTreatmentthat eine eae t6 kay Seckt Ed. of grand theft. Williams is accus. Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing ward Kinyon’s book, “The Nor-. ¢d of stealing a pickup truck be. Over three million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for reliéf of thern Mines,’.:published recently longing to Pino Harris, Grass symptoms of distress arising from Stomach by the Grass Valley Union: . Valley. Williams is in jail in lieu , “From Grass Valley comes aj °f $500 bail. book, ‘The Northern Mines,’ published there, for its author, Edward Kinyon, long a newspaperman and a sound local historian. It is a series of factual narratives of the counties of Nevada, Placer, Sierra, Yuba and portions of Plumas and Butte. As is pointed out in the introduction by Wayland D. Hand, editor of the Journal of The human , heart 100,000 times a day. and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid — Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,. due to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ trial! Ask for “‘Willard’s Message’’ which fully contracts . explains this treatment—tree—at HARRIS DRUG STORE American Folklore, Mr. Kinyon has an inquiring mind and the' patience and capacity to run . down the truth. The book is. a pleasant miscellany ranging from tales of outlaws’ (including the . egregious Henry Plummer, later . a bad man in Montana), sheriffs, . such figures of .the early day stages as Edwin Booth and Lola Montez, comment on _ hydraulic . mining, on such curiosities as the . Kentucky ridge slave colony, and much more. Readers who are interested in this sort of material will find Mr. Kinyon’s book,a treasure-housé,,of, odds and ends . of stories and. /facts bearing: on California’s first century in’ the region of which he writes. There is a small folding map of the Northern Mines tipped inside the . back cover.’ SCOUTS WILL SELL TREES TOMORROW Boy Scout Troop 24, Nevada City, will offer Christmas trees . for sale tomorrow on the vacant . lot between the Alpha Hardware . store and the Hut cafe, according . to Ernest Chaney, scoutmaster. Sale of the trees will continue through Sunday and next week. Week days of next week the sale will be conducted after 3 o’clock, 2 according to Chaney. BOOKS PRESENTED MUSEUM . Miss Kate Mulroy, Grass: Valley, presented two books to. the Nevada County Historical Society Museum this week. One book is the 1872-74 register of James K. Byrne, notary public; anda! record book of the Pittsburg Gold Flat Mines. company from 1863 }to 1909. Mary Cartha Circle held a potBY luck supper for members and families Wednesday evening in ae the recreation hall of the local, # Methodist church. LADIES’ BLOUSES GREATLY REDUCED TO CLEAR LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SWEATERS 20% OFF LADIES’ QUILTED RAYON ROBES Was $22.50 NOW $15.75 LADIES’ SEERSUCKER HOUSECOATS . $3.95 UMBRELLAS 20% OFF BOYS’ T SHIRTS 20% OFF PRINTED RAYONS; SPUN RAYONS; AND RAYON JERSEY Was $1.49 NOW 98c a Yard 116 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY Phone 259 Order NOW for . Christmas Delivery : A Wonderful Way to Say.. i one of these practical gifis! AS y be : hs WE FEATURE NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS bin. in ih ib. Foote Electrical Co. % 132 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY : ip MERRY CHRISTMAS!: i Mother will thank you the year around for N See our fine Ni selection of modern electrical, appliances — NN to make housework easier and life pleasanter for her, and the entire family. ONLY a GIFTS You Will Be Proud to Give Use Our LAY-AWAY PLAN NOW yf bese § AY a Since 1922 a : Phone 122 jf