April 3, 1936 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE REALTY BOARD The City teal Estate Board will hold its regular luncheon Nevada suffered a minor injury to his knee his work while the injury is “nrend Smith’s Package store meat shop,; plaster cast. He is able to attend to ; . Sunday. He experienced considerable . jno meeting at the Bret Harte Inn in ee : Ses Grass -v pain and went to Jones Memorial xrass Valley on Tuesday. ; f : si PO bas : 2 ’ hospital in Grass Valley where Dr. . Subscribe for The Nugget. 4 magic Luck Thru the Knot Hol . fees os Thru the Knot Hole . FOR ee ee me DS a . A Glimpse of Building Activity YOUR EASTER ENSEMBLE a a ae Sell ‘ VOL? 1: APRIL 3) 1936. No. 14. . A carefully chosen accessory is IG Se ENMU Cee RE a fe ECS Ae eabrts often the magic touch that sets , will give employ. ct: off your Easter apparel. . ment to a number} mS .) ' ry 7 = } . ET . . a ; This ycar we re showing a most . . of men well into the} ; * i ‘s { A q . . interesting assortment of rings, . ( fall of the year. costume jewelry, watches, and . ¥ TENG , bed aerimate gift creations. For men H . eh : New ideas in fin-. we recommend the new belt . ish hardware, new buckles, tie and collar clasps by . == iol étalohos tos the Weis Wadsworth. A good watch in a Barasraph trom ‘are in prospect! for) tisienes Lor the partir) Wadsworth case may solve your Business Week of. the coming summer; TOom, new designs . problem. 5 . March. 7th, 1936. with some of then.! it! 'Pabco Mastipave . } Why not drop in and look . The Westinghouse) ‘already starting. If, *BCustria: floor Cov. around? No-matter how little yo~ Wlectrical and Mfg. you are going to; Tings and many) spend, the ar. Go. 6ffers a square] build your new), Oller items of in-. _. va ae oy shaped 40 gal. elec-. home soon we sug-} +e?est to the build-. inclies pe distric water heater. gest that you get in, ©? are available at e . 5 a . our ffiee. We wil) . which has all the} touch with your. 08” Olfice.,We will, wiring ard water] contractor and witn. Pe glad to.have you . ‘y connections at , the} us and have the de-; Pay US a Visit eae bottom and is fully} tails worked out soj, discuss your prob-. concealed, is insul-. that work may pro-. lems. . ated with a 3 3-4. ceed as. soon as Government Ofti-. Pes jacket of, good weather pre-! cer: “Are you mar-. SHREDDED RED-. vails. BA So) WOOD BARK, ete. sree Sian . , sPplicant:' “Mar-. ees ° . ried.”’ ; We are ‘not of Contractor Rollin . Officer: “Where . course advertising. E. Meyers has anj Were you married?” the water tank put] office and utility . Applicant: uf . we do want to call. building erected on; don’t know. your attention to. the sight of the new. Officer: “You the fact that this. elementary schoolj don’t know where large company. and with his Fore-. you were married?’’ is using the same. Man Mr. McLean is. Applicant: “Oh, I SHREDDED RED-. at work laying out . thought you said WOOD BARK for!the job. This job Wy. 3 the best insulation, 8 that we have in ; stock and ean tell). NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER you how to apply to COMPANY H ART UN 17 q the best advantage. “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” (; Ww Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager Many new homes! Phones 498-499. Nevada City Dependable Jewelers 124 Mill .S5t., Grass Valley Mr. Carl Hall, proprietor of the] C. P. Jones placed his knee in a . . PRICES E IVORY SOAP LARGE BAR WHITE KING I ae Tissie a. a FORMAY 12 Ideal Shortening Cookie: HE free with ,eachgpail [, — ] PEACHES ‘s.ts.2%: = Del Monte Fresh ground when purchased BROWN DERBY 4 FOR 11 Ounce Bottles (Plus bottle deposit) _ JELLO PACKAGE 5 .: CEN Assorted Flavors afeway Red Hot Specials Med. bar. Ht Lge. Pkg. 24° 3 Rolls 19° 49 Lb. Sack $1.23 3H 5IC Bl4e 121/2° Zac TS Pint tin GLO COAT Johnsons Easy Polisher American Youth MATCHES 114 Lb. loaf sliced 6 Lge. Box Ctn. . SREP eee Med, Size Can >) * ee Lb. HAM Picnic Lb. By the piece AF MARSHMALLOWS = 15° Fluffiest TAMALES =~ ee : IXL Chicken. Not (boneless. SOUP sei hac PGE TOU gees Regular can [ic ALL Foops on our shelves are plainly pricetagged. So even shoppers in a hurry can figure just what their total bill will be. And this way we grocers of “the Safeway family” make sure of treating every customer with equal fairness. For your convenience, too, are the wide aisles in our stores—the orderly arrangement of displays—the well-lighted corners. And we “Safeway family” grocers try to keep everything clean. (Even our own wives prefer to shop here!) Pe Sront hom GET YOUR FAMILY CIRCLE. IT’S FREE. TOMATOES With puree, corn and peas. Standard Pack—No. 2 Cans a co 25e _Any Assortment yy, Lb. Can 10° COCOA 8 Ib. pail 83° Bakers Breaktast Acorn OV ALTINE “an er Reg. $1.00 size 50° MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~" 28 TEA (BLACK) LV, Lb. Pkg. 95° Canterbury, The finest. (Green) 44 Lb 49c Van Camps Tomato TOMATO JUIC . Large No. 2 Can g° Libbys Gentle Press Social: Events ,, Miss Beth Young is Fi. s auest of Honor Mrs. Virginia Browning, of I ; house and a doctor was summoned, . SUFFERS STROKE . . Ed Smythe,.who has heen il} a while: walking with his wife near'. p their home in Willow Valley. DOES TWO TRAFFIC ARRESTS stroke. for some time. suffered ssisted in bringing him .to the! CAMPTONVILLE, March '31.—Ar-~ ithur D, Gould, of Blairsden,"was ar/ reste Saturday afternoon on the Yuba ee ass highway by Traffic Patrolman Neigh-. 4 J. Ponta on two. charges, one of riving on the wrong side of the road 30u . and the other for not having an opFEL tes »,»1 . Latest ord ig that he is still n. ‘ : : der street, entertainec Miss Beth ; : : chaps a agencies. erators license. Gould ¢ame into Young of Park avenue, fianzee o ; * d , town and appeared before Judge AcWalter Johnston, with a miscellan “pe is arrived.'to be at the . ton M. Cleveland, entering a plea of tir ca +t} . Ty Y sxrthe ie eous shower Tuesday evening. : ; : ; us i guilty upon which he was fined pet ; a ; sy 2 Tr Sid of Grass PaOy te ? win ewe + The group of fourteen friends ; Sie Valley, $17.59, and ordered to obtain a drivgathered at the home of Mrs. Brown s license le : it Pee oe ) L2O > Oe ) . an ing and went to the home of Mis fe! " Yorng completely surprising her. Mrs. Fran Finnegan and infant > ° “ rip sO i fps a vs H Dutch whist was played for a tim: 1ughter a fisiting relatives in scores. Lcing~made iy Miss . Sa ranciseco cate Greenway, Irene Browning and Décorated:. Chocolate Eggs w th] e Sons De vi Beth Young, The “eard tables were! Reines. Do ret forget to order sod: . aster Rabbits and Novelties at then decorated with HBaster— motifs: #€ Coiley’s Confectionery. . Colley’s -Confectionery and delicious refreshments served comes : aeceoreey, ‘ rs eos ae eae : LEED SEE BD We ed a es n. Easter basket filled with many ly ful gifts ‘ttv and use titiand presented to Miss Young. Esther Tremaine Wee iss Hostess to Juniors m of games the young folks enjoyed reMiss Esther Tremaine of the. his to embers of the junior class at hoo! faculty was hostess yf . freshmentRs served by the hostess. Purchase a package of Easter Egg dye-and receive a Br'er Rabbit cift coupon at Colley’s Confectionery. Sacramento’s Busiest Store NEXT TO HALHE'sS THE GREAT Pre-Easter SALE OF Women’s Hats Greatest Millinery Values in Northern California SALE! OVER 1096 RARE VALUES STRAWS Brims White Sailors Black Bretons Brown Turbans Navy and many Grey” more Red Pastels $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Sisols Rough Braids Straws Crepes CombinaPedalines tions Delightful new Spring Hats in all the popular styles and colors and the season’s favorite fabrics. There’s a smart hat for the . gs her . ha home last evening. After an. evening . x an idelized darling of the stage. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY ae WHISPERING SMITH SPEAKS A 20th Century Fox: picture with George. O'Brien. Everything to suit the action fans as well as the elements of drama, comedy, LOuance and suspense, presented in a distinctive comedy vein SATURDAY with Ann Harding, HerTHE LADY CONSERTSbert Marshall, Margaret Lindsay and others. A picture that will make the andience laugh and perhaps sob a little. A story of hearache, sacrifice, frustraticn and triumph. Ann Harding as Anne Talbot gives up her hasband to the woman he thinks he loves more. The new love proves hollow. At the husband's. death bed scene Anne and he realizes that their love was eternal. : SUNDAY A First Nation. FOUND STELLA PARSIH-::2:3:' turing lovely Kay Francis with a great cast, Ina Hunter, Paul Lukas, Sybil j Jason and others in a story in which she learns from three men haw cruel love can be to.a woman. She is a wife, a mother and An RKO Radio picture , ¥ ED MEE ACL OTE TER ER SN NEE i tse aC he Shere GASOLINE starting and better performance in today’s With smiling SUPER-SERVICE. at the following 5 ng service -stations— BROAD ST. GARAGE, Broad and Union Sts., Nevada City, or TWIN CITY MOTOR SERVICE. At the SIGNAL BULK PLANT, between Grass compression, modern automobiles. LL. S, ELKUS every type and age _ in this Stok. Valley and Nevada City. «s and it asks no odds of any car cf eny price oe Master Siz 4-Door Sedan—$720* Built to match the finest in everything that counts 23.9 mi. per gal. (no oil added) *Price Class Winner 352-Mile Yosemite Economy Run under Amer. Auto. Assn. supervision. . Triple-Sealed Hydraulic Brakes and sure in any weather Knee-Action Ride For safety and comfort 6n any road “Turret-Top’’ Fisher Bodies The smartest, safest bodies built today Level Floors—Front and Rear Foot room for all 4 © sarisey vourseve with SOMETHING BETTER—BUY A ECONOMY. CHAMPION *List prices at Pontiac, Mich., begin at $615 for the ‘‘6’’and $730 for the “‘8’’(su cot to change tandard group of accessories extra. banedan G.M.A.C’s Glass standard on De Luxe “‘6”’ and “‘8’’. ENTE). “ONTIAC’S NATIONAL ECONOMY CONTEST—FREE CARS—164 CASH PRIZES. without notice). Saf: ee _PLAZA GAR, Nevada City,

FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE REALTY BOARD The City teal Estate Board will hold its regular luncheon Nevada suffered a minor injury to his knee his work while the injury is “nrend Smith’s Package store meat shop,; plaster cast. He is able to attend to ; . Sunday. He experienced considerable . jno meeting at the Bret Harte Inn in ee : Ses Grass -v pain and went to Jones Memorial xrass Valley on Tuesday. ; f : si PO bas : 2 ’ hospital in Grass Valley where Dr. . Subscribe for The Nugget. 4 magic Luck Thru the Knot Hol . fees os Thru the Knot Hole . FOR ee ee me DS a . A Glimpse of Building Activity YOUR EASTER ENSEMBLE a a ae Sell ‘ VOL? 1: APRIL 3) 1936. No. 14. . A carefully chosen accessory is IG Se ENMU Cee RE a fe ECS Ae eabrts often the magic touch that sets , will give employ. ct: off your Easter apparel. . ment to a number} mS .) ' ry 7 = } . ET . . a ; This ycar we re showing a most . . of men well into the} ; * i ‘s { A q . . interesting assortment of rings, . ( fall of the year. costume jewelry, watches, and . ¥ TENG , bed aerimate gift creations. For men H . eh : New ideas in fin-. we recommend the new belt . ish hardware, new buckles, tie and collar clasps by . == iol étalohos tos the Weis Wadsworth. A good watch in a Barasraph trom ‘are in prospect! for) tisienes Lor the partir) Wadsworth case may solve your Business Week of. the coming summer; TOom, new designs . problem. 5 . March. 7th, 1936. with some of then.! it! 'Pabco Mastipave . } Why not drop in and look . The Westinghouse) ‘already starting. If, *BCustria: floor Cov. around? No-matter how little yo~ Wlectrical and Mfg. you are going to; Tings and many) spend, the ar. Go. 6ffers a square] build your new), Oller items of in-. _. va ae oy shaped 40 gal. elec-. home soon we sug-} +e?est to the build-. inclies pe distric water heater. gest that you get in, ©? are available at e . 5 a . our ffiee. We wil) . which has all the} touch with your. 08” Olfice.,We will, wiring ard water] contractor and witn. Pe glad to.have you . ‘y connections at , the} us and have the de-; Pay US a Visit eae bottom and is fully} tails worked out soj, discuss your prob-. concealed, is insul-. that work may pro-. lems. . ated with a 3 3-4. ceed as. soon as Government Ofti-. Pes jacket of, good weather pre-! cer: “Are you mar-. SHREDDED RED-. vails. BA So) WOOD BARK, ete. sree Sian . , sPplicant:' “Mar-. ees ° . ried.”’ ; We are ‘not of Contractor Rollin . Officer: “Where . course advertising. E. Meyers has anj Were you married?” the water tank put] office and utility . Applicant: uf . we do want to call. building erected on; don’t know. your attention to. the sight of the new. Officer: “You the fact that this. elementary schoolj don’t know where large company. and with his Fore-. you were married?’’ is using the same. Man Mr. McLean is. Applicant: “Oh, I SHREDDED RED-. at work laying out . thought you said WOOD BARK for!the job. This job Wy. 3 the best insulation, 8 that we have in ; stock and ean tell). NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER you how to apply to COMPANY H ART UN 17 q the best advantage. “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” (; Ww Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager Many new homes! Phones 498-499. Nevada City Dependable Jewelers 124 Mill .S5t., Grass Valley Mr. Carl Hall, proprietor of the] C. P. Jones placed his knee in a . . PRICES E IVORY SOAP LARGE BAR WHITE KING I ae Tissie a. a FORMAY 12 Ideal Shortening Cookie: HE free with ,eachgpail [, — ] PEACHES ‘s.ts.2%: = Del Monte Fresh ground when purchased BROWN DERBY 4 FOR 11 Ounce Bottles (Plus bottle deposit) _ JELLO PACKAGE 5 .: CEN Assorted Flavors afeway Red Hot Specials Med. bar. Ht Lge. Pkg. 24° 3 Rolls 19° 49 Lb. Sack $1.23 3H 5IC Bl4e 121/2° Zac TS Pint tin GLO COAT Johnsons Easy Polisher American Youth MATCHES 114 Lb. loaf sliced 6 Lge. Box Ctn. . SREP eee Med, Size Can >) * ee Lb. HAM Picnic Lb. By the piece AF MARSHMALLOWS = 15° Fluffiest TAMALES =~ ee : IXL Chicken. Not (boneless. SOUP sei hac PGE TOU gees Regular can [ic ALL Foops on our shelves are plainly pricetagged. So even shoppers in a hurry can figure just what their total bill will be. And this way we grocers of “the Safeway family” make sure of treating every customer with equal fairness. For your convenience, too, are the wide aisles in our stores—the orderly arrangement of displays—the well-lighted corners. And we “Safeway family” grocers try to keep everything clean. (Even our own wives prefer to shop here!) Pe Sront hom GET YOUR FAMILY CIRCLE. IT’S FREE. TOMATOES With puree, corn and peas. Standard Pack—No. 2 Cans a co 25e _Any Assortment yy, Lb. Can 10° COCOA 8 Ib. pail 83° Bakers Breaktast Acorn OV ALTINE “an er Reg. $1.00 size 50° MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~" 28 TEA (BLACK) LV, Lb. Pkg. 95° Canterbury, The finest. (Green) 44 Lb 49c Van Camps Tomato TOMATO JUIC .. Large No. 2 Can g° Libbys Gentle Press Social: Events ,,

Miss Beth Young is Fi. s auest of Honor Mrs. Virginia Browning, of I ; house and a doctor was summoned, . SUFFERS STROKE . . Ed Smythe,.who has heen il} a while: walking with his wife near'. p their home in Willow Valley. DOES TWO TRAFFIC ARRESTS stroke. for some time. suffered ssisted in bringing him .to the! CAMPTONVILLE, March '31.—Ar-~ ithur D, Gould, of Blairsden,"was ar/ reste Saturday afternoon on the Yuba ee ass highway by Traffic Patrolman Neigh-. 4 J. Ponta on two. charges, one of riving on the wrong side of the road 30u . and the other for not having an opFEL tes »,»1 . Latest ord ig that he is still n. ‘ : : der street, entertainec Miss Beth ; : : chaps a agencies. erators license. Gould ¢ame into Young of Park avenue, fianzee o ; * d , town and appeared before Judge AcWalter Johnston, with a miscellan “pe is arrived.'to be at the . ton M. Cleveland, entering a plea of tir ca +t} . Ty Y sxrthe ie eous shower Tuesday evening. : ; : ; us i guilty upon which he was fined pet ; a ; sy 2 Tr Sid of Grass PaOy te ? win ewe + The group of fourteen friends ; Sie Valley, $17.59, and ordered to obtain a drivgathered at the home of Mrs. Brown s license le : it Pee oe ) L2O > Oe ) . an ing and went to the home of Mis fe! " Yorng completely surprising her. Mrs. Fran Finnegan and infant > ° “ rip sO i fps a vs H Dutch whist was played for a tim: 1ughter a fisiting relatives in scores. Lcing~made iy Miss . Sa ranciseco cate Greenway, Irene Browning and Décorated:. Chocolate Eggs w th] e Sons De vi Beth Young, The “eard tables were! Reines. Do ret forget to order sod: . aster Rabbits and Novelties at then decorated with HBaster— motifs: #€ Coiley’s Confectionery. . Colley’s -Confectionery and delicious refreshments served comes : aeceoreey, ‘ rs eos ae eae : LEED SEE BD We ed a es n. Easter basket filled with many ly ful gifts ‘ttv and use titiand presented to Miss Young. Esther Tremaine Wee iss Hostess to Juniors m of games the young folks enjoyed reMiss Esther Tremaine of the. his to embers of the junior class at hoo! faculty was hostess yf . freshmentRs served by the hostess. Purchase a package of Easter Egg dye-and receive a Br'er Rabbit cift coupon at Colley’s Confectionery. Sacramento’s Busiest Store NEXT TO HALHE'sS THE GREAT Pre-Easter SALE OF Women’s Hats Greatest Millinery Values in Northern California SALE! OVER 1096 RARE VALUES STRAWS Brims White Sailors Black Bretons Brown Turbans Navy and many Grey” more Red Pastels $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Sisols Rough Braids Straws Crepes CombinaPedalines tions Delightful new Spring Hats in all the popular styles and colors and the season’s favorite fabrics. There’s a smart hat for the . gs her . ha home last evening. After an. evening . x an idelized darling of the stage. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY ae WHISPERING SMITH SPEAKS A 20th Century Fox: picture with George. O'Brien. Everything to suit the action fans as well as the elements of drama, comedy, LOuance and suspense, presented in a distinctive comedy vein SATURDAY with Ann Harding, HerTHE LADY CONSERTSbert Marshall, Margaret Lindsay and others. A picture that will make the andience laugh and perhaps sob a little. A story of hearache, sacrifice, frustraticn and triumph. Ann Harding as Anne Talbot gives up her hasband to the woman he thinks he loves more. The new love proves hollow. At the husband's. death bed scene Anne and he realizes that their love was eternal. : SUNDAY A First Nation. FOUND STELLA PARSIH-::2:3:' turing lovely Kay Francis with a great cast, Ina Hunter, Paul Lukas, Sybil j Jason and others in a story in which she learns from three men haw cruel love can be to.a woman. She is a wife, a mother and An RKO Radio picture , ¥ ED MEE ACL OTE TER ER SN NEE i tse aC he Shere GASOLINE starting and better performance in today’s With smiling SUPER-SERVICE. at the following 5 ng service -stations— BROAD ST. GARAGE, Broad and Union Sts., Nevada City, or TWIN CITY MOTOR SERVICE. At the SIGNAL BULK PLANT, between Grass compression, modern automobiles. LL. S, ELKUS every type and age _ in this Stok. Valley and Nevada City. «s and it asks no odds of any car cf eny price oe Master Siz 4-Door Sedan—$720* Built to match the finest in everything that counts 23.9 mi. per gal. (no oil added) *Price Class Winner 352-Mile Yosemite Economy Run under Amer. Auto. Assn. supervision. . Triple-Sealed Hydraulic Brakes and sure in any weather Knee-Action Ride For safety and comfort 6n any road “Turret-Top’’ Fisher Bodies The smartest, safest bodies built today Level Floors—Front and Rear Foot room for all 4 © sarisey vourseve with SOMETHING BETTER—BUY A ECONOMY. CHAMPION *List prices at Pontiac, Mich., begin at $615 for the ‘‘6’’and $730 for the “‘8’’(su cot to change tandard group of accessories extra. banedan G.M.A.C’s Glass standard on De Luxe “‘6”’ and “‘8’’. ENTE). “ONTIAC’S NATIONAL ECONOMY CONTEST—FREE CARS—164 CASH PRIZES. without notice). Saf: ee _PLAZA GAR, Nevada City,