April 10, 1933 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1933 GET RID OF YOUR HEADACHE IN A JIFFY . Rexall “One Minute” Headache Powers (in tablet form) Amazing, Speedy Relief We Guarantee Reults R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 SAVE at your Rexall. DRUG STORE When Yourl > ENGINE t A COMPLETE overhauling by our skilled mechanics will give it the power and zest that makes driving a true pleasure. Really Reasonable Rates NEVADA CITY GARAGE Chas. W. LETTER, Prop. Lacks PEP Colley’s Confectionery. erson at Candies ‘and Easter novelties Lubren Clauson was a visitor Sacramento. in Attorney ‘J. M. McMahon was a Nevada City District of Sierra county visitor today. O. Cs Jazoby of Washington, made ia business trip to this city this morning’ William Lichtenberg, mining man . of Alleghany. is spending some time . j in San Rafael. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Jr., . have as a guest, Miss Dorothy Jones of San Bruno. . . states : Mrs. Will Jeffrey and son, Will Jr. Mrs. Charles Guenther and Mrs. Eddie Trimmer were .visitors in Sacralbehio Saturday. Whitman Symmes, mining enginof Downieville and San Fran. eer i / cisco, was in Nevada City on business this morning. Miss Audrey Davidson and George Dickerson. of Gyass Valley accompanied friends on a motor to . Placerville, Sunday. trip Mrs. with a Ben Preston was presented nice -bouquet of camelias grown in the North tar mine grounds least of Grass Valley. Its unusual to see such flowers io our section. oO Oo Candies and ; Confectionery. Easter Colley’s novelties at * Mr. Grundel, who holds a contract to build a two mile tramway at the old Spanish mine near Washington, passed through Nevada City Wednesday on his Way to the property. Mr. and Mrs. W. recovering from recent severe sick spells. Their daughter, Mrs. C. A. Libbey and children of Eureka are spending this week with them. oO 8] G. Richards are SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET 1 When a mother can procure RAW, Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, Unchanged MILK, she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anyThis notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby foods with their alluring pictures and sething else. ductive testimonials.” The above quotation is from the brilliant pen of Dr. Phillip M. Lovell, one of the most famous physicians in western America. It appears in his Los Angeles Times article on ““The Care of the Body,” daté*of November:23,-1930. GOLD MEDAL AWARD STATE FAIR 1931-32 This Is The Kind of Milk We Sell BRET HART GUERNSEY DAIRY NEVADA CITY under PHONE 77 DELIVERED LOCALLY 5 the Board. 3, 10. nmuet Ti SOCIAL Biimiaenaieien Gold Flat Club Resumes Activities The Gold Flat club held their first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Clarence Shurileff. The election of officers at this time returned all of. those holding office to their respective positions. The pretty rooms of Mrs. Shurtleffs home were artistically decorated with candlesticks and lilies, carrying out a color scheme of orange and white, in keeping with: Eastertime. A dainty luncheon was served at the conclusion of the business meet. ing. Those present were: Mésdames ; Chester Clemo, Percy Waters, Joseph Day; Harold Clemo, Mary Clendennen, Jame Waters, Walker, Lyman Weeks, Gladys Rockefeller. Clarence ' Shurtleff, Fred Hawke, president, and Mrs, Thomas Hall of Grass ValLay 1) Woman’s Civic Club Elect Officers Tonight There will be a meeting of the Woman’s Civic Improvement club this evening at which time an election of officers will be held, and they will assume their duties for the ensuing year. Miss Minnie Brand and Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie attended the district convention last week, which was held in Sacramento from the 6th to the 8th. The report of this convention be given tonight. Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie is president of the club. Native Daughters to Celebrate 45th Anniversary The Native Daughters of the Golden West are preparing to celebrate their 45th anniversary April 19th. Mrs. Addie Conner and Mrs. John O’Neill are acting jointly as chairmen of the committee for this entertainment. A splendid time is anticipated by all. HCE AAeenAT eT TE tt tt Pn PE DP will OEE TE TE The St. Agnes Guild Benefit Card Party is Success A benefit card party for sti Agnes Guild was held Thursday at the pretty home of Mrs. Ed Uren. Six tables of contract, auction bridge and Mah Jongg proved a happy diversion. Mrs. Edgar Barker won first prize in contract bridge; Mrs. George Stine, first prize in Auction birdige while Mrs. Autha Locklin won highest score in Mah Jongg. Light refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Birthday Party for Miss Betty Smith Miss Marian German gave a party last Saturday in honor of the birthday of Miss Betty Smith. Easter favors on the prettily arranged table added much to the charm of the occasion. Those enjoying the afternoon were Misses Betty Smith, Adrian Barnhart, Marylin Chapman, Madeline Bettles, Katherine Davis and Marian German. SKI DANCE COMMITTEE WILL MEET TONIGHT The joint committee of nine which this evening at 8 o’clock in the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. This committee consists of three members each from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, and from the Ski Association. The members of the committee follows: Nevada City Chamber of Commerce—Meyers Mobley, H. Pen rose, and-R. R. Goyne; Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce—Maurice Kach, Vernon Stoll and Dr. R. Ww. Dettner, with Earl Caddy acting as publicity director. Ski Association— S. Lee Leiter, Rollo Wright and Robert Tharp. ——) Easter Candies and novelties at bo Colley’s Confectionery, LEGAL NOTICE Taxes Notice To Taxpayers In accordance with the provision of Section 3746 of the Political Code of the State ef California. Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the County of Nevada, State of California, has been placed in my hands and that the taxes on all personal property, secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property will be due and payable on the first day of November, 1932, and will be delinquent on the 5th day of December, 1932, next thereafter, at five-p. m. And unless paid prior thereto ten per cent will bé addéé tothe amount-—thereof, and that if said one-half ‘is not paid before the twentieth day of April, 19338, next at five o'clock p. m. an additional five per cent will be added thereto. That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after the sixteenth day of January, 1933, next, and will be delinquent on the twentieth day of April, 1933, next, thereafter at five p. m. and that unless paid prior thereto five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. That all taxes may be paid at the time the first installment herein provided is due and payable. All taxes are payable at the Tax Collector's office during the usual office hours every day except holidays. FRANK STEEL Tax Collector of Nevada County, California. o~ NOTICE TO WOOD CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the Sounty of Nevada, State of California. will receive up to but not later than Monday, April 3rd.1933, at 10 o'clock A. M. sealed proposals in writing to furnish the County with! 4 foot wood as follows: 210 cords of 4 foot pine wood and 45 cords of 4 foot oak wood to be delivered at the County Hospital and 45 cords of 4 foot pine wood and 12 cords of 4 foot oak wood to be delivered at the Court House. All of said wood to be delivered on or before October 1st, 1933. All wood to be A-No. 1 and to be delivered subject to the approval of the Superintendent of the County Hospital and Court House. All bids submitted must be accompanied by a certified check made. payable to the Board of Supervisors: in an amount equal to 10 per cent of the amount bid. Published by Order of the Board,: E.-B, DUDLEY, Chairman of the Board. Attest: R. N. McCormack, Clerk of Publication Mar. 20, 27, April o—— Filled Easter Baskets at Colley’s mine . GARFIELD ROBSON, IS NOW CHIEF OF POLICE At an executive session Saturday evening the city council appointed Garfield Rohson, former sheriff of Nevada county, to be chief of police of Nevada City. His princi-pal duties will be to rid the city of vagrants, enforcing traffic regulations’ collect city license fees, and maintain and enforce city, county and state laws. Herbert Hallett, whose duties supervising the city street and water works, make impossible adequate attention to the police work assigned him, will hereafter be relieved of duties as peace officer and devote his whole time to the above functions. Eo Se ee Happy Days Are Here Again ACME BREW on draught Served With or Without Meals Schrieber’s Restaurant Broad and Pine St. Nevada City is making arrangements for the Ski, Association benefit dance will meet R. E. HARRIS HONORED BY NATIONAL PHARMACISTS R. , registered pharmacist of the Harris Drug store; has been selected for membership in the A. D. 8. Fellowship, according” tv word received here today from the Fellowship headquarters, 580 Fifth Avenue, New York City. The A. D. S. Fellowship is an informal organization of registered pharmacists all: over the ~ country who take pride in their profession and who render their services in the field of public health. in rigid 42d herenee to the highest standards and principles of pharmacy. The A. ‘D. S. Fellowship *is sponsor of the ‘back-to-pharmacy’’ movement which is making rapid headway in every section of the United States. This movement seeks to remind the public that the local drug store is primarily a professional service institution and centers attention on the many invaluable services rendered to the sick and well of his community by the registered pharmacist. STUDENTS BUILD GRID "ON HI SCHOOL GROUNDS Great progress is being made on the future football field on the lower part of the high school grounds. The building of a stone wall and the hauling of dirt was. required to even off the slanting hillside. The work is tedious but it is hoped that the field will be in condition for the next football season. In addition to the tractor work on the field the high school boys are doing much to make it a success. Little Girl Injured in Fall From School Swing Helen Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson, fell from a swing in the grammar school basement during recess last Friday morning and stetained: severe ee to her back. Filled Easter Confectionery. Baskets at Colley’s * [oe oe OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT icnteatentihaen 5G '—Best Food in Town— —Prices Are Right— Sunday Turkey Dinner .50c Grass Valley Cafe 210 Main St. Phone 53 : Sg NEW Flower & Garden SEEDS From Ferry’s andMandville and King. Flower Seeds 10c Pckg. _ Garden Seeds 5c Pckg. , Setelettetokuieieiuieeinieieleleiey = *, ? ees % seen Me steste Bulk White Clover Seed 65c lb. Garden Set—Trowel Weeder Fork S Special Value 25c DICKERMAN. Drug Store NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA Releiieleieleieieleleinieioiieleieleiivinieieieieieleleieioieieloieloloioiutes se i By Mrs. Talbots Dancing Auxiliary ADMISSION 50 CENTS ANNUAL MAY DAY EVENT Class. Child Welfare Fund ¢ Benefit American Legion and INCLUDING DANCE RED MEN’S HALL Monday et May 1, 1933 NEVADA CITY of good times. HERE’S HAPPY DAYS, PAL! Join your friends in drinking a toast to the new era You'll find a good stock of the popu. lar new legal beer ready for you today. . THE CLUB POOL HALL . All Kinds ds of Soft Drinks . 2 Brose aiteet 106 Pine Street EASTER Bunnies, Candies, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks of All Kinds : See Our Window Display of Beautiful Easter Bunnies FOLEY’S CANDY STORE Nevada City YEARS AGO. A CARLOAD. Telephone 337 GIVE EVERY BREW A TRIAL BUT IN THE END YOU WILL LIKE Tacoma and Rainier BEER Best Of All AS GOOD, YES, BETTER THAN IT WAS Ayer HEALTHFUL, » QUENCHING SPARKLING WATCH TACOMA AND RAINIER. THEY’RE THE PACE SETTERS FOR THE NEWLY LEGALIZED BREW WE’LL GLADLY TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR A CASE oF JOHN TOGNERELLI COUNTY AGENT FOR TACOMA AND RAINIER BEER Corner Pine and Spring St. Confectionery.

PAGE SIX THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1933 GET RID OF YOUR HEADACHE IN A JIFFY . Rexall “One Minute” Headache Powers (in tablet form) Amazing, Speedy Relief We Guarantee Reults R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 SAVE at your Rexall. DRUG STORE When Yourl > ENGINE t A COMPLETE overhauling by our skilled mechanics will give it the power and zest that makes driving a true pleasure. Really Reasonable Rates NEVADA CITY GARAGE Chas. W. LETTER, Prop. Lacks PEP Colley’s Confectionery. erson at Candies ‘and Easter novelties Lubren Clauson was a visitor Sacramento. in Attorney ‘J. M. McMahon was a Nevada City District of Sierra county visitor today. O. Cs Jazoby of Washington, made ia business trip to this city this morning’ William Lichtenberg, mining man . of Alleghany. is spending some time . j in San Rafael. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Jr., . have as a guest, Miss Dorothy Jones of San Bruno. . . states : Mrs. Will Jeffrey and son, Will Jr. Mrs. Charles Guenther and Mrs. Eddie Trimmer were .visitors in Sacralbehio Saturday. Whitman Symmes, mining enginof Downieville and San Fran. eer i / cisco, was in Nevada City on business this morning. Miss Audrey Davidson and George Dickerson. of Gyass Valley accompanied friends on a motor to . Placerville, Sunday. trip Mrs. with a Ben Preston was presented nice -bouquet of camelias grown in the North tar mine grounds least of Grass Valley. Its unusual to see such flowers io our section. oO Oo Candies and ; Confectionery. Easter Colley’s novelties at * Mr. Grundel, who holds a contract to build a two mile tramway at the old Spanish mine near Washington, passed through Nevada City Wednesday on his Way to the property. Mr. and Mrs. W. recovering from recent severe sick spells. Their daughter, Mrs. C. A. Libbey and children of Eureka are spending this week with them. oO 8] G. Richards are SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET 1 When a mother can procure RAW, Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, Unchanged MILK, she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anyThis notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby foods with their alluring pictures and sething else. ductive testimonials.” The above quotation is from the brilliant pen of Dr. Phillip M. Lovell, one of the most famous physicians in western America. It appears in his Los Angeles Times article on ““The Care of the Body,” daté*of November:23,-1930. GOLD MEDAL AWARD STATE FAIR 1931-32 This Is The Kind of Milk We Sell BRET HART GUERNSEY DAIRY NEVADA CITY under PHONE 77 DELIVERED LOCALLY 5 the Board. 3, 10. nmuet Ti SOCIAL Biimiaenaieien Gold Flat Club Resumes Activities The Gold Flat club held their first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Clarence Shurileff. The election of officers at this time returned all of. those holding office to their respective positions. The pretty rooms of Mrs. Shurtleffs home were artistically decorated with candlesticks and lilies, carrying out a color scheme of orange and white, in keeping with: Eastertime. A dainty luncheon was served at the conclusion of the business meet. ing. Those present were: Mésdames ; Chester Clemo, Percy Waters, Joseph Day; Harold Clemo, Mary Clendennen, Jame Waters, Walker, Lyman Weeks, Gladys Rockefeller. Clarence ' Shurtleff, Fred Hawke, president, and Mrs, Thomas Hall of Grass ValLay 1) Woman’s Civic Club Elect Officers Tonight There will be a meeting of the Woman’s Civic Improvement club this evening at which time an election of officers will be held, and they will assume their duties for the ensuing year. Miss Minnie Brand and Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie attended the district convention last week, which was held in Sacramento from the 6th to the 8th. The report of this convention be given tonight. Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie is president of the club. Native Daughters to Celebrate 45th Anniversary The Native Daughters of the Golden West are preparing to celebrate their 45th anniversary April 19th. Mrs. Addie Conner and Mrs. John O’Neill are acting jointly as chairmen of the committee for this entertainment. A splendid time is anticipated by all. HCE AAeenAT eT TE tt tt Pn PE DP will OEE TE TE The St. Agnes Guild Benefit Card Party is Success A benefit card party for sti Agnes Guild was held Thursday at the pretty home of Mrs. Ed Uren. Six tables of contract, auction bridge and Mah Jongg proved a happy diversion. Mrs. Edgar Barker won first prize in contract bridge; Mrs. George Stine, first prize in Auction birdige while Mrs. Autha Locklin won highest score in Mah Jongg. Light refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Birthday Party for Miss Betty Smith Miss Marian German gave a party last Saturday in honor of the birthday of Miss Betty Smith. Easter favors on the prettily arranged table added much to the charm of the occasion. Those enjoying the afternoon were Misses Betty Smith, Adrian Barnhart, Marylin Chapman, Madeline Bettles, Katherine Davis and Marian German. SKI DANCE COMMITTEE WILL MEET TONIGHT The joint committee of nine which this evening at 8 o’clock in the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. This committee consists of three members each from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, and from the Ski Association. The members of the committee follows: Nevada City Chamber of Commerce—Meyers Mobley, H. Pen rose, and-R. R. Goyne; Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce—Maurice Kach, Vernon Stoll and Dr. R. Ww. Dettner, with Earl Caddy acting as publicity director. Ski Association— S. Lee Leiter, Rollo Wright and Robert Tharp. ——) Easter Candies and novelties at bo Colley’s Confectionery, LEGAL NOTICE Taxes Notice To Taxpayers In accordance with the provision of Section 3746 of the Political Code of the State ef California. Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the County of Nevada, State of California, has been placed in my hands and that the taxes on all personal property, secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property will be due and payable on the first day of November, 1932, and will be delinquent on

the 5th day of December, 1932, next thereafter, at five-p. m. And unless paid prior thereto ten per cent will bé addéé tothe amount-—thereof, and that if said one-half ‘is not paid before the twentieth day of April, 19338, next at five o'clock p. m. an additional five per cent will be added thereto. That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after the sixteenth day of January, 1933, next, and will be delinquent on the twentieth day of April, 1933, next, thereafter at five p. m. and that unless paid prior thereto five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. That all taxes may be paid at the time the first installment herein provided is due and payable. All taxes are payable at the Tax Collector's office during the usual office hours every day except holidays. FRANK STEEL Tax Collector of Nevada County, California. o~ NOTICE TO WOOD CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the Sounty of Nevada, State of California. will receive up to but not later than Monday, April 3rd.1933, at 10 o'clock A. M. sealed proposals in writing to furnish the County with! 4 foot wood as follows: 210 cords of 4 foot pine wood and 45 cords of 4 foot oak wood to be delivered at the County Hospital and 45 cords of 4 foot pine wood and 12 cords of 4 foot oak wood to be delivered at the Court House. All of said wood to be delivered on or before October 1st, 1933. All wood to be A-No. 1 and to be delivered subject to the approval of the Superintendent of the County Hospital and Court House. All bids submitted must be accompanied by a certified check made. payable to the Board of Supervisors: in an amount equal to 10 per cent of the amount bid. Published by Order of the Board,: E.-B, DUDLEY, Chairman of the Board. Attest: R. N. McCormack, Clerk of Publication Mar. 20, 27, April o—— Filled Easter Baskets at Colley’s mine . GARFIELD ROBSON, IS NOW CHIEF OF POLICE At an executive session Saturday evening the city council appointed Garfield Rohson, former sheriff of Nevada county, to be chief of police of Nevada City. His princi-pal duties will be to rid the city of vagrants, enforcing traffic regulations’ collect city license fees, and maintain and enforce city, county and state laws. Herbert Hallett, whose duties supervising the city street and water works, make impossible adequate attention to the police work assigned him, will hereafter be relieved of duties as peace officer and devote his whole time to the above functions. Eo Se ee Happy Days Are Here Again ACME BREW on draught Served With or Without Meals Schrieber’s Restaurant Broad and Pine St. Nevada City is making arrangements for the Ski, Association benefit dance will meet R. E. HARRIS HONORED BY NATIONAL PHARMACISTS R. , registered pharmacist of the Harris Drug store; has been selected for membership in the A. D. 8. Fellowship, according” tv word received here today from the Fellowship headquarters, 580 Fifth Avenue, New York City. The A. D. S. Fellowship is an informal organization of registered pharmacists all: over the ~ country who take pride in their profession and who render their services in the field of public health. in rigid 42d herenee to the highest standards and principles of pharmacy. The A. ‘D. S. Fellowship *is sponsor of the ‘back-to-pharmacy’’ movement which is making rapid headway in every section of the United States. This movement seeks to remind the public that the local drug store is primarily a professional service institution and centers attention on the many invaluable services rendered to the sick and well of his community by the registered pharmacist. STUDENTS BUILD GRID "ON HI SCHOOL GROUNDS Great progress is being made on the future football field on the lower part of the high school grounds. The building of a stone wall and the hauling of dirt was. required to even off the slanting hillside. The work is tedious but it is hoped that the field will be in condition for the next football season. In addition to the tractor work on the field the high school boys are doing much to make it a success. Little Girl Injured in Fall From School Swing Helen Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson, fell from a swing in the grammar school basement during recess last Friday morning and stetained: severe ee to her back. Filled Easter Confectionery. Baskets at Colley’s * [oe oe OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT icnteatentihaen 5G '—Best Food in Town— —Prices Are Right— Sunday Turkey Dinner .50c Grass Valley Cafe 210 Main St. Phone 53 : Sg NEW Flower & Garden SEEDS From Ferry’s andMandville and King. Flower Seeds 10c Pckg. _ Garden Seeds 5c Pckg. , Setelettetokuieieiuieeinieieleleiey = *, ? ees % seen Me steste Bulk White Clover Seed 65c lb. Garden Set—Trowel Weeder Fork S Special Value 25c DICKERMAN. Drug Store NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA Releiieleieleieieleleinieioiieleieleiivinieieieieieleleieioieieloieloloioiutes se i By Mrs. Talbots Dancing Auxiliary ADMISSION 50 CENTS ANNUAL MAY DAY EVENT Class. Child Welfare Fund ¢ Benefit American Legion and INCLUDING DANCE RED MEN’S HALL Monday et May 1, 1933 NEVADA CITY of good times. HERE’S HAPPY DAYS, PAL! Join your friends in drinking a toast to the new era You'll find a good stock of the popu. lar new legal beer ready for you today. . THE CLUB POOL HALL . All Kinds ds of Soft Drinks . 2 Brose aiteet 106 Pine Street EASTER Bunnies, Candies, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks of All Kinds : See Our Window Display of Beautiful Easter Bunnies FOLEY’S CANDY STORE Nevada City YEARS AGO. A CARLOAD. Telephone 337 GIVE EVERY BREW A TRIAL BUT IN THE END YOU WILL LIKE Tacoma and Rainier BEER Best Of All AS GOOD, YES, BETTER THAN IT WAS Ayer HEALTHFUL, » QUENCHING SPARKLING WATCH TACOMA AND RAINIER. THEY’RE THE PACE SETTERS FOR THE NEWLY LEGALIZED BREW WE’LL GLADLY TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR A CASE oF JOHN TOGNERELLI COUNTY AGENT FOR TACOMA AND RAINIER BEER Corner Pine and Spring St. Confectionery.