April 9, 1937 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET Social Events Surprise Party for Courte Wedded 49 Years A surprise party was given Tuesday evening in honor of the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. and their husbands, for the first time in. the Yellow Diamond mine, in the InSeveral months. The following were, dian Flat-section west of this city. resent: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tonella,! This property lies in an area which Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Haddy, Mr. andj} has had a fine Mrs. ta. Hoskins, Mrs. Howard Burr, “Irs. Keifer; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cleland and daughter, Mr. and Mrs C. past production reFrank Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. . cord and will again come into its Torella and daughter, Mr. and . owh when such properties as the old Champion, Home and Reward inines re-open. . Mrs. Mrs. W. S. Coughlan of Silva aveBesworth and son, Agnes Mrs. Mrs. Ben Tonella of this city, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Weiss by the auxilfary of Banner Mt. Post. Julio Panelli, Mrs. C. J. Tobiassen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Day, Mrs. White Trs. Blanche Williams: Mrs. V. F. W., of which she is a poksiar Bs hit Bie Se: — Nolar =a 38 Mr. Weiss invited Mr. and Mrs. To-sy hich, — ghee cesta ee ee nella to be his guests for the even~! > Jessie Costa Mrs. Minnie . and Mrs. Otto Gruenwald of Sacramento were ‘business visitors in Nevada City Wednesday. Gruen_ Wald stated there will be a man up soon to start work on his property, ing and-when they arrived several ; \ URS: friends were present. When the par-: ty was about half over Mrs. Tonella . exclaimed, “Why I believe this batty . f° was given in our honor!’ to the den! CLS ONE. ed light of everyone. i ——— Guessing games and contests were. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bush and enjored. Prizes were awarded: to. daughter, Margaret, of Oakland spent Frank Weldon, Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, . last. week end in Nevada City with and Mrs. Helen Keifer. A profusion;(Mr. Bush’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. cf jonquils and ferns were used in! Fred Bush. the home and on the table. Delicious! Mr ‘Tefreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Tonella were presented with a nice bridge lamp. In this party the auxiliary invited BA 4 COAW OF SAND ISNOT NECESSARILY “THe SOURCE. OF THe PEARL! (Proot next Friday—If you éan't wait, phone us) 120 SOUTH AUBURN (Across from Post Office) is the source of Grass Valley’s Best Used Car Buys! See our used cars, compare them in quality. and value, and get the proof. *34 Ford Deluxe Sedan. ’38 Pontaic 4-dr. Sedan _. '3S Chev. Mast, Sedan _. $665 736 Chev, Std. Cpe, Radio $595 $445 $425 '34 Chev. Mast. Sedan ___ $495 ’35 Dodge Pick-up _.. $445 ’33 Chev. Mast. Sedan . $395 "34 Chev. Pick-up _._. $395 '36 Chev. Panel 14 ton __. $585 ’33 Terraplane 6 Sedan. $316 '34 Chey. Spt. Roadster $395 '34 Ford. DeL. Cpe, Radio $395 ’30 Chey. Cpe. rebored $170 3uy a Guaranteed “OK" Used Car and get “THE TRUTH” °31 Ford Cabriolet $235 ’38 Terraplane 8 DL Sd. $395 738 Internat. 16 ton pk-up $295 NOT STARS—Shooting stars are meteors, masses of solid mat. ter that may once have formed parts of planets. They are in. . { visible until friction of the earth’s atmosphere causes incandescence. Ee of Last Friday’s. Statement—SHOOTING STARS ARE . NEVADA CITY MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Broad Street at Plaza ‘ Phone 500 Used Car Department, Auburn Street, Grass Valley, across from Post Office Watch for This Weekly Feature 2 WHEATIES AND BOWL WHEAT HEARTS Package TRUPAK GRAPE JUICE Bottle ee S. W. MINCED CLAMS HOT SAUCE _C. H. B. CATSUP Soapemanennneccecens secewenceaascducewacsanahesdesaccrecccccneasseeseessesccccceescecccece nue who has been visiting in Alameda two weeks with her eldest son Darrell Coughlan, will return home this afternoon. Fred Yost, local miner, who left Nevada City last November via Panama Canal for New York City and on to his home in Pennsylvania for a visit with his parents and other relatives, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday forenoon. He states “Nevada City is the only place.” J. J. Connell and wife of Alleghany, owners of the Oroflame mine near that city, were Nevada City business visitors Wednesday. Penrose and Sons, local grocers, have repaired the front of their refrigeration Plant, putting in three great squares of glass for insulation. Steger and Son made the alterations. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szemanski and friend, Miss Webber of San Francisco were week-end visitors in Selby Flat. Mrs. Szemanski has bought the place formerly owned by his, mother who recently passed away in San Francisco. Judge Walter Mobley is so badly crippled with rheumatism that he is confined to his home. Police Judge Miles Coughlin is sitting in the jusNELSON T0 TAKE STOCK MEN TO SEE EXPERIMENT DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of Tahoe National Forest, will accompany a party of stock men, members of the Tahoe-Plumas Livestock Protective association to see the California-Forest Reserve Experiment station in the foothills east of Madera. The experiment station demonstrates range Management and ing, and is being watched with deep interest by cattle men in all parts of the state, especially those who depend upon forest permits for summer pasturage of their stock. The party will leave early next Thursday morning to be gone two days. tice court in his stad for a day or so. Norman Kistle, will leave Saturday ,afternoon ‘for a week end visit with his cousin in San Francisco. E. A. May of French Corral was a Nevada City visitor Wednesday. Mr. May says that the wild flowers are late this year. They are just beginning to .bloom. Harry Parsons, arrived yesterday to spend some time at his home and visit his many friends. He has spent the winter in delightful quarters in Yountville taking treatments for his health. 5 TR REAR, Nevada Theatre CAVALRY SING ME A LOVE FRIDAY The Old West lives again thrills his fans with the heroic Saga of who die for the right. There is mile-a-minute excitement when the cavalry takes the trail. SATURDAY SINNER TAKE ALL ‘the next victim. She gambles all on a desperate play. SUNDAY last rose of Leap Year, James Melton, Patricia Ellis, Allen Jenk. when Bob Steele men A triple murder mystery and the gay beauty, Margarct Lindsay, was scheduled to be Spooney, Tuney and SONG Looney Songs with Zasu Pitts as ‘the pasturage conservation and re-seedPAINTS, SHINGLES, NAILS, SHELVING, CUPBOARDS, LAWN FURNITURE, STEP LADDERS, ‘STOOLS, IRONING BOARDS Don’t suffer with the heat. Pick up our wonderful portable ironing board and do your ironing where it’s cool. While walking by, sce our display of Mazda lamps and electric toasters—and—DON’T MISS SEEING OUR BEAUTIFUL WALL PAPER. SSeS G BUILDING MATERIALS LET US MAKE AN ESTIMATE FOR YOU SSEEE IE Diamond Match Co., ED. WHITBURN, Prop. 205 E. Main Street Phone 42 . Grass Valley % Se iehetertottertestestesteste ste she steate leah she oe op TERN eee ete teste se testestesteati oh ot oe lle li i ae) he ate es TR Helooinioleioolooisoieieloioloteiiotelotos os PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM APRIL 9TH TO 16TH SKIPPY PEANUT SILVER LEAF LARD 2—1 lb. cartons ___ 35c DROMEDARY DEVIL DROMEDARY GINGER BREAD MIX oe S & W EXTRA LARGE BRIARDALE WAX RIPE OLIVES BEANS Qt. can Fancy Cut 14 oz. pkg. Bic tern at— h) LOVELY MARQUISETTES—In pastels and gay colors, Washable Sheers, Fast Colors. ACETATES— in Bright and Conservative Colors. COTTONS—for the School Girl. Stripes, Plaids, Flowered, Modernistic—19 cents, 23 cents, 49 cents. THESE QUALITY MATERIALS and a Butterick PatBert’s . Dry Goods. Store tikestestetestestestesteste ste ake Neste ste teats te steste eile Neste steate she heat Ne sterke ste stestestestestesteste ste teste slesthe she hehe ote he ts te a € REI REI IED EMEA AIMEE IIN NANA IEAM ‘WESTLAKE SALMON eiedinlelnleleleieeiejejetotetes ins and other great stars in this musicomedy.* 2_No.2 cans ._. 25. + : Tall Cans = WESTLAKE PEACHES ae ee 25 RA Halves % 3—No. 214 cans . 47c SCHILLING’S BAKING : = KELLOGG’S ALL BRAN — . * Large pkg. 19¢ 6 oz. can . id % Wooden Mixing Spoon—FREE 12 OZ. Cane. ce 29c : 1 rs _ . . VEGETABLES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY or gcous + FANCY FRESH SPINACH, 3 lbs. 10¢ : % FRESH GREEN ASPARAGUS, 2 lbs. 15c . PRI NTS % FRESH GREEN PEAS, 2 lbs. 21c . ¢ EXTRA LARGE ARTICHOKES, 3 for 4 -90e4 = = + GREEN ONIONS, 2 bunches 00 osenene Sc # + RED RADISHES, 2 bunches. 5c Ik Your Own ) e _ m= we A home store owned and operated by a home merchant 116 Mill Street Grass Valley NEW PATTERNS a0 PRICES IN ) DISHES SEVERAL OF THESE PATTERNS HAVE JUST AR. RIVED AND ALL ARE a OPEN STOCK 32 PIECE SETS—SERVICE FOR SIX ST 8S an cee eee ar $4.15 Ee $5.95 eee ee $7.80 EE a $11.95 OUR NEWEST PATTERNS Garden of Eden ONS SE ee $10.15 Alpha Stores, Ltd. Two Stores to Serve You . “Nevada City Phone 5 urass. Valley Phone 88 FOOD MIX. i “Dy a ¢e 4 ae . —<

PAGE SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET Social Events Surprise Party for Courte Wedded 49 Years A surprise party was given Tuesday evening in honor of the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. and their husbands, for the first time in. the Yellow Diamond mine, in the InSeveral months. The following were, dian Flat-section west of this city. resent: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tonella,! This property lies in an area which Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Haddy, Mr. andj} has had a fine Mrs. ta. Hoskins, Mrs. Howard Burr, “Irs. Keifer; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cleland and daughter, Mr. and Mrs C. past production reFrank Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. . cord and will again come into its Torella and daughter, Mr. and . owh when such properties as the old Champion, Home and Reward inines re-open. . Mrs. Mrs. W. S. Coughlan of Silva aveBesworth and son, Agnes Mrs. Mrs. Ben Tonella of this city, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Weiss by the auxilfary of Banner Mt. Post. Julio Panelli, Mrs. C. J. Tobiassen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Day, Mrs. White Trs. Blanche Williams: Mrs. V. F. W., of which she is a poksiar Bs hit Bie Se: — Nolar =a 38 Mr. Weiss invited Mr. and Mrs. To-sy hich, — ghee cesta ee ee nella to be his guests for the even~! > Jessie Costa Mrs. Minnie . and Mrs. Otto Gruenwald of Sacramento were ‘business visitors in Nevada City Wednesday. Gruen_ Wald stated there will be a man up soon to start work on his property, ing and-when they arrived several ; \ URS: friends were present. When the par-: ty was about half over Mrs. Tonella . exclaimed, “Why I believe this batty . f° was given in our honor!’ to the den! CLS ONE. ed light of everyone. i ——— Guessing games and contests were. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bush and enjored. Prizes were awarded: to. daughter, Margaret, of Oakland spent Frank Weldon, Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, . last. week end in Nevada City with and Mrs. Helen Keifer. A profusion;(Mr. Bush’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. cf jonquils and ferns were used in! Fred Bush. the home and on the table. Delicious! Mr ‘Tefreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Tonella were presented with a nice bridge lamp. In this party the auxiliary invited BA 4 COAW OF SAND ISNOT NECESSARILY “THe SOURCE. OF THe PEARL! (Proot next Friday—If you éan't wait, phone us) 120 SOUTH AUBURN (Across from Post Office) is the source of Grass Valley’s Best Used Car Buys! See our used cars, compare them in quality. and value, and get the proof. *34 Ford Deluxe Sedan. ’38 Pontaic 4-dr. Sedan _. '3S Chev. Mast, Sedan _.. $665 736 Chev, Std. Cpe, Radio $595 $445 $425 '34 Chev. Mast. Sedan ___ $495 ’35 Dodge Pick-up _.... $445 ’33 Chev. Mast. Sedan .. $395 "34 Chev. Pick-up _.._. $395 '36 Chev. Panel 14 ton __. $585 ’33 Terraplane 6 Sedan.. $316 '34 Chey. Spt. Roadster $395 '34 Ford. DeL. Cpe, Radio $395 ’30 Chey. Cpe. rebored $170 3uy a Guaranteed “OK" Used Car and get “THE TRUTH” °31 Ford Cabriolet $235 ’38 Terraplane 8 DL Sd. $395 738 Internat. 16 ton pk-up $295 NOT STARS—Shooting stars are meteors, masses of solid mat. ter that may once have formed parts of planets. They are in. . { visible until friction of the earth’s atmosphere causes incandescence. Ee of Last Friday’s. Statement—SHOOTING STARS ARE . NEVADA CITY MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Broad Street at Plaza ‘ Phone 500 Used Car Department, Auburn Street, Grass Valley, across from Post Office Watch for This Weekly Feature 2 WHEATIES AND BOWL WHEAT HEARTS Package TRUPAK GRAPE JUICE Bottle ee S. W. MINCED CLAMS HOT SAUCE _C. H. B. CATSUP Soapemanennneccecens secewenceaascducewacsanahesdesaccrecccccneasseeseessesccccceescecccece nue who has been visiting in Alameda two weeks with her eldest son Darrell Coughlan, will return home this afternoon. Fred Yost, local miner, who left Nevada City last November via Panama Canal for New York City and on to his home in Pennsylvania for a visit with his parents and other relatives, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday forenoon. He states “Nevada City is the only place.” J. J. Connell and wife of Alleghany, owners of the Oroflame mine near that city, were Nevada City business visitors Wednesday. Penrose and Sons, local grocers, have repaired the front of their refrigeration Plant, putting in three great squares of glass for insulation. Steger and Son made the alterations. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szemanski and friend, Miss Webber of San Francisco were week-end visitors in Selby Flat. Mrs. Szemanski has bought the place formerly owned by his, mother who recently passed away in San Francisco. Judge Walter Mobley is so badly crippled with rheumatism that he is confined to his home. Police Judge Miles Coughlin is sitting in the jusNELSON T0 TAKE STOCK MEN TO SEE EXPERIMENT DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of Tahoe National Forest, will accompany a party of stock men, members of the Tahoe-Plumas Livestock Protective association to see the California-Forest Reserve Experiment station in the foothills east of Madera. The experiment station demonstrates range Management and ing, and is being watched with deep interest by cattle men in all parts of the state, especially those who depend upon forest permits for summer pasturage of their stock. The party will leave early next Thursday morning to be gone two days. tice court in his stad for a day or so.

Norman Kistle, will leave Saturday ,afternoon ‘for a week end visit with his cousin in San Francisco. E. A. May of French Corral was a Nevada City visitor Wednesday. Mr. May says that the wild flowers are late this year. They are just beginning to .bloom. Harry Parsons, arrived yesterday to spend some time at his home and visit his many friends. He has spent the winter in delightful quarters in Yountville taking treatments for his health. 5 TR REAR, Nevada Theatre CAVALRY SING ME A LOVE FRIDAY The Old West lives again thrills his fans with the heroic Saga of who die for the right. There is mile-a-minute excitement when the cavalry takes the trail. SATURDAY SINNER TAKE ALL ‘the next victim. She gambles all on a desperate play. SUNDAY last rose of Leap Year, James Melton, Patricia Ellis, Allen Jenk. when Bob Steele men A triple murder mystery and the gay beauty, Margarct Lindsay, was scheduled to be Spooney, Tuney and SONG Looney Songs with Zasu Pitts as ‘the pasturage conservation and re-seedPAINTS, SHINGLES, NAILS, SHELVING, CUPBOARDS, LAWN FURNITURE, STEP LADDERS, ‘STOOLS, IRONING BOARDS Don’t suffer with the heat. Pick up our wonderful portable ironing board and do your ironing where it’s cool. While walking by, sce our display of Mazda lamps and electric toasters—and—DON’T MISS SEEING OUR BEAUTIFUL WALL PAPER. SSeS G BUILDING MATERIALS LET US MAKE AN ESTIMATE FOR YOU SSEEE IE Diamond Match Co., ED. WHITBURN, Prop. 205 E. Main Street Phone 42 . Grass Valley % Se iehetertottertestestesteste ste she steate leah she oe op TERN eee ete teste se testestesteati oh ot oe lle li i ae) he ate es TR Helooinioleioolooisoieieloioloteiiotelotos os PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM APRIL 9TH TO 16TH SKIPPY PEANUT SILVER LEAF LARD 2—1 lb. cartons ___ 35c DROMEDARY DEVIL DROMEDARY GINGER BREAD MIX oe S & W EXTRA LARGE BRIARDALE WAX RIPE OLIVES BEANS Qt. can Fancy Cut 14 oz. pkg. Bic tern at— h) LOVELY MARQUISETTES—In pastels and gay colors, Washable Sheers, Fast Colors. ACETATES— in Bright and Conservative Colors. COTTONS—for the School Girl. Stripes, Plaids, Flowered, Modernistic—19 cents, 23 cents, 49 cents. THESE QUALITY MATERIALS and a Butterick PatBert’s . Dry Goods. Store tikestestetestestestesteste ste ake Neste ste teats te steste eile Neste steate she heat Ne sterke ste stestestestestesteste ste teste slesthe she hehe ote he ts te a € REI REI IED EMEA AIMEE IIN NANA IEAM ‘WESTLAKE SALMON eiedinlelnleleleieeiejejetotetes ins and other great stars in this musicomedy.* 2_No.2 cans ._. 25. + : Tall Cans = WESTLAKE PEACHES ae ee 25 RA Halves % 3—No. 214 cans .. 47c SCHILLING’S BAKING : = KELLOGG’S ALL BRAN — . * Large pkg. 19¢ 6 oz. can . id % Wooden Mixing Spoon—FREE 12 OZ. Cane. ce 29c : 1 rs _ . . VEGETABLES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY or gcous + FANCY FRESH SPINACH, 3 lbs. 10¢ : % FRESH GREEN ASPARAGUS, 2 lbs. 15c . PRI NTS % FRESH GREEN PEAS, 2 lbs.. 21c . ¢ EXTRA LARGE ARTICHOKES, 3 for 4 -90e4 = = + GREEN ONIONS, 2 bunches 00 osenene Sc # + RED RADISHES, 2 bunches.. 5c Ik Your Own ) e _ m= we A home store owned and operated by a home merchant 116 Mill Street Grass Valley NEW PATTERNS a0 PRICES IN ) DISHES SEVERAL OF THESE PATTERNS HAVE JUST AR. RIVED AND ALL ARE a OPEN STOCK 32 PIECE SETS—SERVICE FOR SIX ST 8S an cee eee ar $4.15 Ee $5.95 eee ee $7.80 EE a $11.95 OUR NEWEST PATTERNS Garden of Eden ONS SE ee $10.15 Alpha Stores, Ltd. Two Stores to Serve You . “Nevada City Phone 5 urass. Valley Phone 88 FOOD MIX. i “Dy a ¢e 4 ae . —<