April 3, 1933 (4 pages)

ee en a en PAGE FOUR wh ee THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET The Nevada ” Don’t wait ancther minut City Nugget el Never before and perhaps never again, can these wonderful magazines be obtained with your home newspaper at such prices. Subscribe nowl : = BIG Woman's World, 1 Yr. . Household Magarine, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. BThe Farm Journal, 1 Yr. H THIS NEWSPAPER, One Year ONLY Pictorial Review, 1 Yr. Woman's World, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. Successful Farming,1 Yr. THIS NEWSPAPER, One Year iy RSP ES ee Se Te = >: cE aie Gentlemen: t SEVEN CLUB ALL FORONLY SUCCESS FARMI AS SE ERE YOU A 5 Please send me your CL] Big 7 Club {] Rural Special (Check Club desired.) Street or R.F.D Town and State = Alfalfa and Grain z PROMPT DELIVERY = East Spring Street ETE ere dey et W. Kotchapaw Hay Poultry and Dairy Feeds Coal and Dry Wood PHONE 394 Nevada City ‘ EC EE ME EE eT er EI A TTT ne it nt Ot) tt MD td TTT TTT COLUM UUM TG I Tl TT A) When a mother can procure Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, Unchanged RAW, thing else. she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anyThis notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby foods with their alluring pictures and seductive 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,” under date 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 MILK, » PHONE 77 DELIVERED ~ Choice Alfalfa Hay Ton Lots $4R 50 DELIVERED LOCALLY . 15. : LOCALLY . SEUSS RUSIBANe =—<—— MONDAY, APRIL 3, 4933 SOCIAL SOOM ROE L441 . Zvangeline Chapter to injoy Card Games After the regular meeting of Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. on Tuesday evening, there will be a social time of whist, contract bridge and mah jongg. 0 -ard Party Benefit “er School Rest Room The Nevada City P. T. A., assisted b¥ Miss Emily Davis, county school nurse, will give a benefit card party tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Elza Kilroy. Proceeds of the party will go to defray the cost of furnishing a rest room for the use of students in the grammar school. ——o Miss Ruth Curnow Celebrates Birthday A most enjoyable dinner party was given by Miss Ruth Curnow -on the o¢easion of her fourteenth birthGay last ‘Thursday. Each girl was presented with a pretty bouquet of spring flowers. After the dinner they attended the local theatre in a body. The guests were: Misses Margaret Smitteamp, Betsy Bennetts, Mamie Fradelizio, Adele Joerskie, Eleanor Willoughby, Flossie Angove, _Marjorie Hoffman, and Ruth Curnow, hostess. J At the close of the evening all the guests wished Miss Curnow happy returns of the day. DONALD STEGER HOME NEARING COMPLETION The cosy five room home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steger is fast nearing completion. t is located at the west end of Prospect street adjoining the home of Mrs. Flynn. It is of English type with a big cement basement and cement foundation. They have built the house so that a number of nice English walnut and fruit trees in the yard were not injured. They have a beautiful view of the Surrounding country and ample room for a nice yard. Young Steger who is of the contracting firms of Steger and Sons, is being assisted by his father and brother in the work. fe) DISGUSTED GHOST PALO ALTO (UP) Firemen solyed the mystery of the “haunted”’ home of A. D. Bell. They traced the queer noises to a disused fireplace covered with tin. When the tin was removed out walked a very dirty and disgusted pigeon. o WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW! DC % te it LO ™ Lg ote st Ds we he me % ™ Ft me Oo % Og Os ™ a + me a a ee i a a a NEW Flower & Garden SEEDS © From Ferry’s and Mandville and King. Flower Seeds 10c Pckg. Garden Seeds 5c Pckg. ‘ss geste helio neeieioleies K7 Bulk White Clover Seed 65c lb. —___ Garden Set—Trowel Weeder Fork Special Value 25c DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA Resterhesbesiiterieteaesteateotealesteneateieiteteateateatefentecteatesfeateteateat %, EVENTS % Nate t MLL EMME CMe ee Tet fat nt ter ty it Tit it Mette it et Pn TPs LOCAL fi Mrs. Kiary E. Campbell of North Columbia spent Wednesday with relatives here. L. S. Summer, Sacramento representative of Armour & Co., is spending a few days in this city. Jim Stevens was among the crowd that went to see Old Ironsides last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duhane and son. of Sacramento, spent this week end in -Nevada City with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan. Mr. Sweeney. high school musical instructor, Mrs. Green and Will Jeffrey motored to the bay region for the week end. While there they visited Old Ironsides. Martin Dellea, mining man of the Quaker ‘Hill’ Mining District, was a recent visitor in Nevada City. He reports there his section. is still lots of snow in Mrs. Lila Huskey is returning to her home in: Palo Alto tomorrow after an enjoyable visit with her mother, Mrs. Nel Ferrier and aunt, Mrs. Frank Davies. Miss Katherin Celio and brother, Gove, returned this morning from a week end visit in the bay region. While there they visited Old Ironsides and had a most enjoyable irip. Mrs. Lily Rodgers, who has spent the winter in “Alleghany with her daughter, came down Saturday for a visit with another daughter, Mrs. Louis Davidson and family of this city. : Miss Betty Bettles, student at the University of California at Berkeley, is spending her spring vacation her with her parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Gordon Bettles. Mr. and Mrs. Will Young motored to Sacramento Tuesday and Mr. Young took another treatment at the Sisters hospital. He stood the trip well and is getting along favorably. On Monday evening. at 6:15 Mrs. Taber will give a talk On minirg over station K. Y. A. This should prove deeply interesting to Nevada County people. The Rev.and Mrs. H. H. Buckner motored to Downieville Wednesday, taking stereopticon views along to assist in the sermon Rey. Buckner delivered that evening and returned home the same evening. Mrs. Will Sharp and young son were among those going down to see Old Ironsides last Saturday. Gene Pierce, a brother of Mrs. J. J. Jackson, is visiting Mrs. Jackson in this city. He comes from Salt Lake City. A recent letter from Mr. Walmsleys father who lives in Los Angeles told of the €arthquake Shaking every chimney down in his bungalow court, and broke all the dishes. They installed metal chimneys and as soon as completed a heavy rain came. Will Hatch, who is employed at the Murchie mine, suffered an injury to his right eye a few days ago when a piece of rock struck him in the pupil of the eye. He is in the Jones Memorial hospital at Grass Valley receiving treatment for the injury. Mr. and Mirs. Charles Guenther, Jr., and children of Yreka, spent the week end in Nevada City with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther, Sr. They had been to Sacramente to the specialist who has been treating their little daughters knee. The little girl is making a satisfactory recovery. BETTER SSAA ERRATA GRASS VALLEY MEAT MARKET Corner Main and MillStreets SONNE RTE REVERB RNR TeARCR ROLE RE r M. W. Petach, Prop.KEEP WARM O’NIGHTS Let us renovate your mattresses. All kinds of upholstrey. And for day time comfort give us the job or repairing your auto tops and side curtains. JOHN W. COMMERCIAL STREET roo}. Phones ' DARKE Snag tH NEVADA CITY 109 M. hte let EL i Tet it tt) 14 . KERSEY OPPOSES . ficiency. ‘ficiency and cause loss of em ployThe general science class of the Nevada City high school visited the gas plant at Grass Valley Friday under the supervision of H. E. Kjorlie, Peter Johnson of North ‘Columbia visited Nevada City on business Wednesday. their principal and teacher. A prize yas been offered for the best essay upon the subject of gas making. FREE TEXT BOOK ~ FUND SLASH SACRAMENTO, Auril 3—(UP)— Vigorous’ opposition to an economy proposal calling for a $313,925 reduction in the state’s appropriation for free textbooks for elementary school use, Was voiced today by a a Ce Gerass Valley Cafe Phone 53 + (NEW MANAGEMENT) HOME COOKING BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Prices To Fit the Times 210 Main Street GRASS VALLEY De eee tet oll Vierling Kersey, state superintendend of public instruction. This reduction, which represents 29.2 per cent of the state’s contribution, is contained in tlie governor’s 1933-35 budget. A report just issued by the state department of education and covering the biennium ending June 30, 1932 reveals that free textbook purchases for elementary schools in Nevada county totaled $1,231. STATE PRINTING OFFICE _ Kersey said the proposed economy would not only ‘further deplete the tools of education of which California has never had a complete set, but will mean a slash in personnel of the state printing office.” : “This slash in text book funds,’”’: Kersey emphasized, ‘‘cannot help but lower standards of educational _ef. “The state never has supplied sufficient money to equip elementary schools with the required books. We are still using textbooks written 20 GET RID OF YOUR HEADACHE IN A ~ JIFFY with Rexall “One Minute” Headache Powers (in tablet form) Amazing, Speedy Relief We Guarantee Reults : R. E. HARRIS Nevada -City ~-Phone 100 AVE witht SAFETY. at your. Fexcll DRUG srore years ago. .They’re so obsolete even UNSANITARY BOOKS Kersey pointed out that the life of the ordinary textbook was not more . . than four years. He said condition of thousands of books now used is unsanitary and dog-eared. Half of the cost of furnishing free text books to elementary schools has been borne. by the local school districts, the school superintendent said. The proposed reduction will be opposed by organized labor, parent teachers associations and educational authorities, the official said. He added they were “concerned over this new threat to reduce educational efment in the state printing plant.” “Expense for textbooks for the 784,293 pupils in elementary schools during the current biennium amounts to but 65 cents annually per pupil,” Kersey said. “The Proposed reduction would slash this by 20 cents.” 5 : BEER ARGUMENT cent may not be intoxicating, but the arsuments about. it certainly have a wallop. Herman Weidener received a battered eat and Lawrence Mapes was arrested on a charge of assault. . the children laugh at them.” as a When Your > ENGINE Lacks PEP A COMPLETE overhauly ing 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. LEITER, Prop. SPRING Newly arrived stock of prices will not BLOUSES . CRISP NEW You can't Vogue Dress Shoppe COMMERCIAL BUILDING ee — wee ~ THE VOGUE’S prices that make buying a pleasure. ONE GROUP— Dresses 2» $9.00 All at fresh as the breath of spring In fashions latest dictates, listing the Quality is not sacrificed for price. SKIRTS, all wool MILLINERY JUST ARRIVED Make your dollars do double duty now. Sale on for a limited time only ~~ Opp. Bret Harte Inn ‘SALE beautiful merchandise at do justice to these values. WASH FROCKS AND afford to miss this sale. Grass Valley

ee en a en PAGE FOUR wh ee THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET The Nevada ” Don’t wait ancther minut City Nugget el Never before and perhaps never again, can these wonderful magazines be obtained with your home newspaper at such prices. Subscribe nowl : = BIG Woman's World, 1 Yr. . Household Magarine, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. BThe Farm Journal, 1 Yr. H THIS NEWSPAPER, One Year ONLY Pictorial Review, 1 Yr. Woman's World, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. Successful Farming,1 Yr. THIS NEWSPAPER, One Year iy RSP ES ee Se Te = >: cE aie Gentlemen: t SEVEN CLUB ALL FORONLY SUCCESS FARMI AS SE ERE YOU A 5 Please send me your CL] Big 7 Club {] Rural Special (Check Club desired.) Street or R.F.D Town and State = Alfalfa and Grain z PROMPT DELIVERY = East Spring Street ETE ere dey et W. Kotchapaw Hay Poultry and Dairy Feeds Coal and Dry Wood PHONE 394 Nevada City ‘ EC EE ME EE eT er EI A TTT ne it nt Ot) tt MD td TTT TTT COLUM UUM TG I Tl TT A) When a mother can procure Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, Unchanged RAW, thing else. she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anyThis notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby foods with their alluring pictures and seductive 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,” under date 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 MILK, » PHONE 77 DELIVERED ~ Choice Alfalfa Hay Ton Lots $4R 50 DELIVERED LOCALLY . 15. : LOCALLY . SEUSS RUSIBANe =—<—— MONDAY, APRIL 3, 4933 SOCIAL SOOM ROE L441 . Zvangeline Chapter to injoy Card Games After the regular meeting of Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. on Tuesday evening, there will be a social time of whist, contract bridge and mah jongg. 0 -ard Party Benefit “er School Rest Room The Nevada City P. T. A., assisted b¥ Miss Emily Davis, county school nurse, will give a benefit card party tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Elza Kilroy. Proceeds of the party will go to defray the cost of furnishing a rest room for the use of students in the grammar school. ——o Miss Ruth Curnow Celebrates Birthday A most enjoyable dinner party was given by Miss Ruth Curnow -on the o¢easion of her fourteenth birthGay last ‘Thursday. Each girl was presented with a pretty bouquet of spring flowers. After the dinner they attended the local theatre in a body. The guests were: Misses Margaret Smitteamp, Betsy Bennetts, Mamie Fradelizio, Adele Joerskie, Eleanor Willoughby, Flossie Angove, _Marjorie Hoffman, and Ruth Curnow, hostess. J At the close of the evening all the guests wished Miss Curnow happy returns of the day. DONALD STEGER HOME NEARING COMPLETION The cosy five room home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steger is fast nearing completion. t is located at the west end of Prospect street adjoining the home of Mrs. Flynn. It is of English type with a big cement basement and cement foundation. They have built the house so that a number of nice English walnut and fruit trees in the yard were not injured. They have a beautiful view of the Surrounding country and ample room for a nice yard. Young Steger who is of the contracting firms of Steger and Sons, is being assisted by his father and brother in the work. fe) DISGUSTED GHOST PALO ALTO (UP) Firemen solyed the mystery of the “haunted”’ home of A. D. Bell. They traced the queer noises to a disused fireplace covered with tin. When the tin was removed out walked a very dirty and disgusted pigeon. o WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW! DC % te it LO ™ Lg ote st Ds we he me % ™ Ft me Oo % Og Os ™ a + me a a ee i a a a NEW Flower & Garden SEEDS © From Ferry’s and Mandville and King. Flower Seeds 10c Pckg. Garden Seeds 5c Pckg. ‘ss geste helio neeieioleies K7 Bulk White Clover Seed 65c lb. —___ Garden Set—Trowel Weeder Fork Special Value 25c DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA Resterhesbesiiterieteaesteateotealesteneateieiteteateateatefentecteatesfeateteateat %, EVENTS % Nate t MLL EMME CMe ee Tet fat nt ter ty it Tit it Mette it et Pn TPs LOCAL fi Mrs. Kiary E. Campbell of North Columbia spent Wednesday with relatives here. L. S. Summer, Sacramento representative of Armour & Co., is spending a few days in this city. Jim Stevens was among the crowd that went to see Old Ironsides last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duhane and son. of Sacramento, spent this week end in -Nevada City with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan. Mr. Sweeney. high school musical instructor, Mrs. Green and Will Jeffrey motored to the bay region for the week end. While there they visited Old Ironsides. Martin Dellea, mining man of the Quaker ‘Hill’ Mining District, was a

recent visitor in Nevada City. He reports there his section. is still lots of snow in Mrs. Lila Huskey is returning to her home in: Palo Alto tomorrow after an enjoyable visit with her mother, Mrs. Nel Ferrier and aunt, Mrs. Frank Davies. Miss Katherin Celio and brother, Gove, returned this morning from a week end visit in the bay region. While there they visited Old Ironsides and had a most enjoyable irip. Mrs. Lily Rodgers, who has spent the winter in “Alleghany with her daughter, came down Saturday for a visit with another daughter, Mrs. Louis Davidson and family of this city. : Miss Betty Bettles, student at the University of California at Berkeley, is spending her spring vacation her with her parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Gordon Bettles. Mr. and Mrs. Will Young motored to Sacramento Tuesday and Mr. Young took another treatment at the Sisters hospital. He stood the trip well and is getting along favorably. On Monday evening. at 6:15 Mrs. Taber will give a talk On minirg over station K. Y. A. This should prove deeply interesting to Nevada County people. The Rev.and Mrs. H. H. Buckner motored to Downieville Wednesday, taking stereopticon views along to assist in the sermon Rey. Buckner delivered that evening and returned home the same evening. Mrs. Will Sharp and young son were among those going down to see Old Ironsides last Saturday. Gene Pierce, a brother of Mrs. J. J. Jackson, is visiting Mrs. Jackson in this city. He comes from Salt Lake City. A recent letter from Mr. Walmsleys father who lives in Los Angeles told of the €arthquake Shaking every chimney down in his bungalow court, and broke all the dishes. They installed metal chimneys and as soon as completed a heavy rain came. Will Hatch, who is employed at the Murchie mine, suffered an injury to his right eye a few days ago when a piece of rock struck him in the pupil of the eye. He is in the Jones Memorial hospital at Grass Valley receiving treatment for the injury. Mr. and Mirs. Charles Guenther, Jr., and children of Yreka, spent the week end in Nevada City with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther, Sr. They had been to Sacramente to the specialist who has been treating their little daughters knee. The little girl is making a satisfactory recovery. BETTER SSAA ERRATA GRASS VALLEY MEAT MARKET Corner Main and MillStreets SONNE RTE REVERB RNR TeARCR ROLE RE r M. W. Petach, Prop.KEEP WARM O’NIGHTS Let us renovate your mattresses. All kinds of upholstrey. And for day time comfort give us the job or repairing your auto tops and side curtains. JOHN W. COMMERCIAL STREET roo}.. Phones ' DARKE Snag tH NEVADA CITY 109 M. hte let EL i Tet it tt) 14 . KERSEY OPPOSES . ficiency. ‘ficiency and cause loss of em ployThe general science class of the Nevada City high school visited the gas plant at Grass Valley Friday under the supervision of H. E. Kjorlie, Peter Johnson of North ‘Columbia visited Nevada City on business Wednesday. their principal and teacher. A prize yas been offered for the best essay upon the subject of gas making. FREE TEXT BOOK ~ FUND SLASH SACRAMENTO, Auril 3—(UP)— Vigorous’ opposition to an economy proposal calling for a $313,925 reduction in the state’s appropriation for free textbooks for elementary school use, Was voiced today by a a Ce Gerass Valley Cafe Phone 53 + (NEW MANAGEMENT) HOME COOKING BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Prices To Fit the Times 210 Main Street GRASS VALLEY De eee tet oll Vierling Kersey, state superintendend of public instruction. This reduction, which represents 29.2 per cent of the state’s contribution, is contained in tlie governor’s 1933-35 budget. A report just issued by the state department of education and covering the biennium ending June 30, 1932 reveals that free textbook purchases for elementary schools in Nevada county totaled $1,231. STATE PRINTING OFFICE _ Kersey said the proposed economy would not only ‘further deplete the tools of education of which California has never had a complete set, but will mean a slash in personnel of the state printing office.” : “This slash in text book funds,’”’: Kersey emphasized, ‘‘cannot help but lower standards of educational _ef. “The state never has supplied sufficient money to equip elementary schools with the required books. We are still using textbooks written 20 GET RID OF YOUR HEADACHE IN A ~ JIFFY with Rexall “One Minute” Headache Powers (in tablet form) Amazing, Speedy Relief We Guarantee Reults : R. E. HARRIS Nevada -City ~-Phone 100 AVE witht SAFETY. at your. Fexcll DRUG srore years ago. .They’re so obsolete even UNSANITARY BOOKS Kersey pointed out that the life of the ordinary textbook was not more . . than four years. He said condition of thousands of books now used is unsanitary and dog-eared. Half of the cost of furnishing free text books to elementary schools has been borne. by the local school districts, the school superintendent said. The proposed reduction will be opposed by organized labor, parent teachers associations and educational authorities, the official said. He added they were “concerned over this new threat to reduce educational efment in the state printing plant.” “Expense for textbooks for the 784,293 pupils in elementary schools during the current biennium amounts to but 65 cents annually per pupil,” Kersey said. “The Proposed reduction would slash this by 20 cents.” 5 : BEER ARGUMENT cent may not be intoxicating, but the arsuments about. it certainly have a wallop. Herman Weidener received a battered eat and Lawrence Mapes was arrested on a charge of assault. . the children laugh at them.” as a When Your > ENGINE Lacks PEP A COMPLETE overhauly ing 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. LEITER, Prop. SPRING Newly arrived stock of prices will not BLOUSES .. CRISP NEW You can't Vogue Dress Shoppe COMMERCIAL BUILDING ee — wee ~ THE VOGUE’S prices that make buying a pleasure. ONE GROUP— Dresses 2» $9.00 All at fresh as the breath of spring In fashions latest dictates, listing the Quality is not sacrificed for price. SKIRTS, all wool MILLINERY JUST ARRIVED Make your dollars do double duty now. Sale on for a limited time only ~~ Opp. Bret Harte Inn ‘SALE beautiful merchandise at do justice to these values. WASH FROCKS AND afford to miss this sale. Grass Valley