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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

April 9, 1937 (6 pages)

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a FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1937. ————— ee — NEVADA CITY NUGGET morning, April 13, by Dr. B, ‘W. Hummelt. At Forest Springs Tuesday COUNTY WIDE and Union Hill the tests will be TH SURVEY made Monday afternoon by Dr. Hirsch. These tests were given last year and those who were tested last year and were negative need not be tested this year unless they have been in contact with patients with active tuberculosis, TO BE MADE Tuberculosis tests will be given to school children in Nevada county who will have the permission slip signed by their parents. The tests will be given Monday, Wednesday and Friday of next week. They will be made at the Nevada City ‘high school and grammar schoo} beginning Monday at 8:30. The pupils of the Oakland school will come to the Nevada City high school for thei tests and the North Bloomfield and Blue Tent pupils will. receive . their tests at the Nevada City aes entary schools. : The tests will be given at North San. Juan and Rough and Ready, on If the tests develop any. re-ai:tors X-ray photographs will be taken and sent to specialists for interpretation. His observations will be returned with the X-ray and the subject may take them to his or her doctor for further: advice. Mrs. Hefelfinger is’ in charge of the ‘work in Nevada City and the rural districts and in Grass Valley Miss ‘Smith, health nurse of the Grass Valley schools is supervising the work, + No arrangements ‘have yet been made for doctors to. make the tests SR ARR AD 7 ANE VGN ES*, he ate ste te teste Meate este teste stle she sheath et BOE IIE NNN IGE NG VN INNA He ste rte test He steste st eee rletertentstetertentent K Ke LUMBER TALKS The hammer was fairly shouting hese steah a Nas Fge MAS % As it hit the nail on the head; “There's nothing to stop us now, my friend, Old Winter has finally fled.” a. weather suggests spring activities in the building line. * . out on $250 bail, when he was arHE Builders’ Supply House is in line with fe > obro. is bail was fixed by Act4 %, J materials to match your needs. Call, Oe nisted: Bee Panea hes write or phone. *. Coughlin at $500, which he failed 2 1 ane ee . to deposit. BUILDERS’ SUPPLY HOUSE — = /COUNTY ALLOWS BILL : ' FRED E. CONNER, Manager + 0 00) S . S . » Manag .1§ FOR FOOD SUPPLIE 315 SPRING STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 23 *% ais OS RIMM OIMISioiielieieieieiieioieieielotenetoiototetetetetetenterteteterteitestertestestestestestetatear Among the claims allowed by the MMMM MtUdi itt, nypeiny tae Ls lt, (A, GY Yecaces 44 At tty PAYS/EOR WY ry of those receiving the supplies will he a, pay for them as they were not desA Cut titute. OWE: vo FUNERAL SERVICES tty , WY . PU UN BUN. 4 8k “ue Ui Cle Ul yf Funeral services for the late Mrs, ys” ) YYff, Y we Y and a swelling on his chin. was arrested some time ago on the same charges on complaint of Justice of. the Peace Wood owns the hutcher shop there. He was county board of supervisors in their April were bills from Nevada City grocers amounting to $85.56 plies sent at the request of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce to Washington snowed in. It is expected that most Nancy M. Wanamake were held yesterday afternoon at 2.o’clock from the Holmes Funeral Home. Charles F. Washburn officiated. Interment was tery. . TO LET—2-room cabin and sleeping . porch, water and electricity, at $17.50 per mo. One mile. east county hospital, Willow Valley road. H. F. Sofge. 4-5-4tp in Nevada City Truckee and the eastern end of the county will be taker care of in the near future. At a meeting of the Nevada county tuberculosis association held Wednesday evening, the report was made that the last Christmas seal sale netted the county association $1017. The total collections were $1250 and the local associations’ share $1017. The balance on.hand w2s $314. It is. believed there is now enough money in the treasury to carry the tests throughout the county. There will be five rural stations in Nevada county, North San Juan and Rough and Ready wil! be examined by Dr. B. W. Hummelt of Nevada City. Forest Springs and Union Hill will be examined by Dr. D. L. Hirheh of Grass Valley. Due to weather conditions and snow the Truckee area will be taken care of at a later date. WM. MORRIS AGAIN IN JAIL ON BATTERY CHARGE W OLE William Morris, of ‘North San Drive-In Market. Inquire at MarJuan, arrested Wednesday on a ket. G. V.-N. ©, highway.. 3-4-tf charge of battery filed by Christian Se i Thobro, of the same place, yesterday . " 4VE ON PIPE — Valves, fittins: pleaded not guilty, asked for a jury and trial and for the appointment of an attorney to defend him. Thobro exhibited two very black eyes Morris ee THE NEW NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP NOR RENT—Apartment over Prouse A. 120 East Main St., Grass Valley. in Broad street, just below the Lace House is now Headquarters for the. Sacramento Bee. Phone 510. SPECIAL WASHER SALE Maytag as low as $17.50 Horton—See These Now. B. C.:and Westinghouse— Easy Terms. W. M. RUMSEY NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP_ the Bost Building on lower open for business. 3-2 2-1-moc tested, reconditioned, or new pipe at attractive booklet and prices, Co., 315 Main St., San FrancisWrite Pacifie Pipe prices. for co. 3-12-tfe who also EXPERT WATCH
repairing. No: high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. WATCHMAKER AND: ) CLOCK 1-8-1mo.¢ session concluded Wednesday for supwhen the town was Rev. in Pine Grove cemeFOR RENT—Four rooms and bath. Furnished or unfurnished. Call or inquire at Nugget office, 3-29-tfc BE WISE. BUY NOW REFRIGERATOR ty —~ : A MODERN electric refrigerator pays in the many ways it saves. It saves food. It saves time. dr saves, money. Buy one now. att % Shop and save on food. bargains. Store fresh, crispy, crunchy fruits and vegetables in your electric refrigerator. They will keep for days perfectly. Make ice.cream, frozen desserts and salads in the economical, fast-freezing compartment of your new electric refrigerator. Use food left-overs to cut down meat costs and . prevent food waste. You can buy a thrifty 1937 electric refrigerator to fit your needs on terms to fit your purse. The new 1937 electric refrigerator will pay for itself. SEE YOUR DEALER PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians ] Keystone Market. Commercial Street FRENCHED LEG OF LAMB SELECT FROM THE FINES! GRADE AT KEYSTONE -MARKET Careful Attention to Telephone Orders SLICED COLD MEATS OUR SPECIAL HAMBURGER ROLLED ROAST POT ROASTS LEG OF LAMB CALANAN & RICHARDS: Nevada City _FMONE 67 Twin Cities Spray Service Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway Home and Office Furniture Finished Water and Alcohol Proof, Any Color Correct Giasses — W. P. Sawyer, . M. D. Ott Bldg., Nevada City. ” . BURT SPICER Phone 918 Ua aa . $95.50 Up & 132 Mill Street son PRICE! . i-save on PR : 2-save on CU RRENT! a “augeve on UPKEEP! Now you can easily afford the finest refrigerator money can buy. General Electric—the refrigerator that always cost less to own—is now. priced lower than ever! Don’t be satisfied with anything less. Know the thrill of owning the best—and save three ways. Big, Roomy Cabinets ¢ Brilliant New. Styling ¢ More Ice Cubes © More “Cold” Capacity * More Usable Storage Space ¢ More Conveniences ALL AT LESS COST! Prices start at Pees AUTOMATIC THRIFT UNIT soatad-in-Stoe! The only refrigerator mechanism with forcedfeed lubrication and oil cooling, that assure less current consumption and longer life. Foote Electrical Co. Telephone 122 i Grass Valley . HARVEST BLOSSOM EL GRANDE yr : fo pound the 26¢ FAVORITE BRANDS . 3 Japan Green Lb. pkg. 3Q¢ . PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 9-16 , Bs pound ple, ke 15¢ INCLUSIVE bs! . SAFEWAY SOAP SALE . Canterbury Tea Orange Pekoe, Black REMARKABLE SAFEWAY § SAVINGS ON YOUR : WHITE KING granulated soap lge. pk. 3 2c FLOUR Ha] 49 Ibs. $1.63 49 Ibs. $1.29 poe 49 lbs. $1.89 RINSO large pkg. 2h Giant bar 4 for 15¢ Bar 5c 2 for 2] c ee large pkg. 23¢ IVORY SOAP, large bar Viedium bar Assorted Flavors 3 cans ]f}< 2 lb. pkg. Qc Can [7c HOLLY SAL SODA SANIFLUSH DWIGHT FOWARDS COMPANY DEVILED MEATS — Libbys No. 1% can 6 cans 25c TOMATO SAUCE 8 oz. cans 9 for 25¢ Jolly Rogers PORK AND BEANS, Reg. lb, tin can 6§//2¢ Van Camps i\Airway Cotfee 3-Ib. Package, 4.9¢ Nob Hill Coffee, 22c 3 pound pail 55c FORMAY ... Shortening MORTONS SALT Handy Kitchen Package CRACKERS ......... Lb. pkg. [6c N. B. C. Honey Made Ghahams 2 pkgs. for 15¢ [Julia Lee Wrights AZAD . ITS FRESH Bread, Lge.. 11% Ib. loaf 12c Julia Lee Wrights 16 oz. If, 9c White or Wheat Sliced . LOG CABIN SYRUP.. Cane and Maple Del Monte Large Halves Highway Brand lIge. No. 214 cans 15c¢ KOOL CIGARETTES ...... Raleigh Cigarettes Plain or Cork Tip No. 21% can l7e* j