December 10, 1934 (8 pages)

ulley BR City sses 10° nd: ly. 19 ite 17 WY { ad MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1934 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THREE REAR ENGINES NOT YET IN NEW MOTOR CARS DETROIT, Dec. with rear mounted engines is in the offing, it can be put down as a certainty that the cars which Mr. Motorist will buy by the tens and hundreds of thousands in. 1935 are not ready for any such revolution in motor and chasis design. Motors up front still will be the vogue. If the best authorities who keep posted on new ear design in advance of their announcement, know their 1935 motor cars, there will be no mechanical changes, for next year as startling as knee-action of 1934. One and probably two of the advocates ot the exposed coiled spring type of independent front springing wilt abandon it in _ 1935. The reason given is the extra cost over the oider type of leaf spring. Ease Your Eyes With PUTINIZE EYE + DROPS Safe, Soothing Hygienic $1.00 BOTTLE COLONIAL DAME COMBINATION OFFER $2.00 Massage Cream $1.50 Circulation Cream BOTH FOR $2.00 Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY LLL ELLIO LION CHRISTMAS CARDS % Meat eS See our large assortment of = beautiful F GIBSON CARDS Special prices on assortments. New and novel wrappings and ties. CHRISTMAS GiFTS Our holiday merchandise is now ready for your inspection. You will enjoy seeing the many new and clever gifts. And the prices ,ire very reasonable. tetestettstnoeaoletefefefestesteate R. E. HARRIS , ake oke he tle she ote ote she nhs ste ole ole ote ae ote ofe oft ote ofe she ote ste = oiaeteteicetetetieteeaetesteisete . : VARI ETY : 3 = a ¥ WEN * aS * wale ex . a x. te RA + + ea Ka em * € % + . oe eg ae ye es ate a3 * me * + § .150 Types of z ae Ba < ae + z we % =: GREETINGS: 20 he anost complete assor trnente . Fev er shown. Choose your sea-% ¥son's greeting cards here, and Sknow you’re sending something® edifter ent and better. $ as x Siden Guest Greeting Cards 4 are included too . See the GOLDEN POPPY for the finest and most complete selection of Christmas Cards. 145 Mill St. Grass Valley 10.~——Although rumors have been revived that a car . ‘twill be still higher. questing custody of Young for whom he holds a felony warrant. have served a term in San Quentin j “aul” above, failed to preserve the domestic tranquility predicted for Mr. and Mrs. Berry, them when, as the “perfect couple,’’ they wed Feb. 6, 1932. Because their marriage didn’t jell, Mrs. Winifred Flint Berry, Chicago corn. sirup heiress, movie actress, and beauty contest winner, has sued her hubby, ex-Illinois University football star and his school’s handsomest man, for divorce. lit is true that there will be marked changes in some of the popular lines. Rumor has it that another low priced line of sixes will make its appearance in the General Motors family. The company to which the new six is credited is said to have been an exclusive eight cylinder builder for the past two years. No details are available about this new six further than that its motor will resemble closely its very satisfactory eight in design and construction. The real changes in. the motor cars for next year will be in bodies Nothing as radical in shape, probably, .as some that were introduced this year, but a complete remodeling with long sweeping lines to finish off the rear. ‘ Solid steel tops are said to be the newest innovation from the standpoint of construction. The old padded chicken wire center with a fabric cover will be a thing of the past. Someone has borrowed a name from a Navy and called it the “Turret Poy" One of the cars, at least, that will be seen with this new design and construction of body will be the same General Motors builder of the new line of sixes, so it is claimed. Engine power is being stepped up. again to give greater speed, and along with the power increase will come more efficient and quicker acting brakes. Engines will start easier in cold weather, and fuel economy Engineers and designers of low priced cars will be seen to have outdone themselves in giving those millions of motorists who have flocked to the low price standard during the depression,’ more than they ever dreamed of in their higher priced cars. 103 SERA WORKERS ON SAN JUAN PROJECT One hundred and_ three will have work on the San Juan relief project according to Mrs. G. Esterly, SERA director for this district. Mrs. Esterly with five assispersons MARY GARDEN IN“: The world famous operatic and concert scintillating } Mary Garden, . soprano, has arrived in California to begin a -Pacific Coast concert tour which will bring her to Sacramento next Thursday Decemnher the evening, 3, in all-Dubussy recital at as Memorial 2a; RECITAL DEC. 13TH = che den. f Melisande “Pelleas and Melisande.”’ many This AT SACRAMENT 02: Auditorium. interpretation. re erself, friends, for him, songs tour, particularly for devoted entirely been has planned by Garden for several years. On Sacramento, Air Miss Garden's program de lis, Ariette, Beau He wrdte her. to the music of the late great French modernist, Migs for are such Debussy songs , others which ‘she on Miss Gar-. was one of Debussy s and created the role in his opera, "amous French pianist ‘touring iry Garden is Jean Danser-! w i is also anauthority Soir, } Creen, Mandoline, sings in Chevelure, and an inimi-! table style. The prices for this engagement j are 55c, 83ce, and $1.10 will be house for 55e. sale at Ye Music Shoppe. MRS. J. E. CLARY TO admitted to any part of the . Seats are now on . her husband was ill and hastens to . join him. Dec ember 18 for Samoa to join her . husband who is serving an assingn. ment of 18 months duty ip Tuttuila, Students; *™merican Samoa in the South Seas. Mrs. Clary received a message that Mr. and Mrs. Clary wil . return to the United States in April 11935 and plan to make their home SAIL TO SOUTH SEAS) eI Mrs. J. E. Clary; wife of J. E. . Ed C. Jacobs, superintendent of Clary, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs, . the Empress mine in the Newtown KF. H. Partington, wifl sail on the S. S. of Nevada City,. distriet, returned to his home in NeMariposa, on! vada City Thursday. Fine shadow-clear Gaymode SILK HOSE is a gift of distinction! 9s° When she sees our famous “Gaymode” label, she’ll applaud your taste! chiffon weight with silk -picot top, or semi-service-weight with merce ized top and sole! Lovely colors! 8%-10%! In Rayon GIFT GOWNS Lace-trimmed! 98: A big selection in-quality rayon! Tea rose and blue, sizes 16 and 17! Buys! Buys! Gift Pajamas of lustrous silk! * $3.98 Gorgeous new colors, prints. Chinese styles with appliques! Small to Jarge! 4Fe: TRAVEL KITS Practical Gift! ay Expensive looking! Three glass bottles, Bakelite tops, in a smart leatherette kit! Rayon Bedspreads! For Gifts! . $2.98 4 Colored grounds ry —lustrous Ray734 on Jacquard de~ Se . signs! Scalloped edges! Baby Comb Brush Sct 3 Pieces! ay With the comb ang brush you’ve aie 6a~«(Cchoice of a @@ rattle or washcloths and soap! 2 Knaamel TOILET SET Chrome trim! $1.98 Comb, brush and mirror in Black, ) Nile and fvery! Bi A lovely gift at a value. price! Gift Handkerchieis 3 in box Women’s cotton or linen! Hemstitched! Gray, white or colored emb. corners! FINE NOTE PAPER For Gifts! 25° 24 sheets and envelopes, ribbontiedand nicely boxed! A perfect gift! ai ~! tants spent Friday at the Ridge to enroll the workers and take eare of ‘other ne data concerning the . work which will consist of brushing . ‘essary . . out and building fire breaks. . . NEARBY CITIES BAN HANDBILL NUISANCE, To abate the handbills and dodgers litter up the} yards of its residents of the city Auburn has an ordinance against the distribution of handbills without first obtaining a permit from city officials. Grass Valley has a section of similiar requirements .in the business license ordinance, -now— effective in that community. nuisance of having of FELONY WARRANT FOR ~ HOLDUP SUSPECT Dorell La Fortune, Marysville chief of police, in whose custody is John ‘Henry Young, suspect in the Dew Drop Inn holdup of several weeks ago, received a telegram from C. C. Castle, Visalia constable reJohn Henry Young is said by police to under the alias of Bob Younger. i te Extra Large, Extra Heavy. Blanket Pairs: Part wool—full 72 x 84 inch $2.98 pair Great big, heavy, downy blanketsreally sensational not less than 5% Soft-toned block plaids in a range of handsome bed-room <olors! Valie values! Contail pure virgin wool. Hand knotted fringe. Leng to tie in forma! eciee Neat a Men’s Fancy SOCKS ot bargains! Rayon or mercerized and acetate socks Donouesan. =>. ble hari spliced ag 9% to 12 CTE Leet! = bitwise Or 98: All wool flannel, fringed ends. Plaids, checks, patterns. Many ’ colors. MEN’S SLIPPERS BARGAINS! 49° Fine quality Suedine uppers! Durable chrome leather. soles! Brown, black! i0 finest Best of Gift-Shirt Values! “Towncraft” Shirts Finest Preshrunk Broadcloth! $4 -49 Any man would be proud. to own a ‘Towncraft”!Hand cut to Penney’s own exacting standards. Only the all-combed broadcloths, the sma rtent colors. Whites, fancies. 1417! lined An a big Select his gift from. Penney’s Holiday TIES . Packed in Gift Boxes! Buys At 49° -A great assortment to choose from! Many colors! Many patterns! They tie parece drape easily! Well, he smartest new full cut! The styles and fabrics. Bargains at 49c! exceptional gift value! Men’s GLOVES Capeskin! Fur Lined! ONLY $4.98 The kind of gloves men “go” for in way! Long-wearing leather, lined with full, even clipped rabbit fur. Ideal for driving! coldest weather! Black or brown. Great for Just the feind of a tie he'll roud of! : r, wear longe-! Resilient construction, hard-to-wrinkle! Choice of erg ors, patterns. Full cut, well lined. Give Him One of Penney’s Handmade TIES Resilient Construction! Values! 69 be plenty Hand-made . they tie bet66 x 80 BLANKETS : Indian, Plaid! $1.69 Faney Jacquard designs, stitched edge, heavy weight, strong s t am) OS construction! ‘ ——@ ‘Fabricoid @’Orsays Sateen lined! OG Gleaming satinfinished fabricoid! Leather cushion soles! Peach lined! 3-8. Sheepskin SLIPPERS For Women! 98< Full sheepskin lined! Can’t be beaten for warmth and luxJury! Buys! 3-8! MEN’S BRUSH SET 4 pieces at 9S 2military brushes, clothes brush andcemb. all 4 for only 9&e! Gift bexed? . ) From Ocean to Ocean! Almost 1500 Penney stores from coast to coast! Millions save millions at Penney’s. “It Pays to Shop at Penney’s!” eo Or Or oe me New Gift Handbags 2 in box 25c Fine white cotton centers, white or colored cords, printed borders! oe Bargains! Heavy uality simulated leather in new hare ings! Pouch or © envelope! :

ulley BR City sses 10° nd: ly. 19 ite 17 WY { ad MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1934 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE THREE REAR ENGINES NOT YET IN NEW MOTOR CARS DETROIT, Dec. with rear mounted engines is in the offing, it can be put down as a certainty that the cars which Mr. Motorist will buy by the tens and hundreds of thousands in. 1935 are not ready for any such revolution in motor and chasis design. Motors up front still will be the vogue. If the best authorities who keep posted on new ear design in advance of their announcement, know their 1935 motor cars, there will be no mechanical changes, for next year as startling as knee-action of 1934. One and probably two of the advocates ot the exposed coiled spring type of independent front springing wilt abandon it in _ 1935. The reason given is the extra cost over the oider type of leaf spring. Ease Your Eyes With PUTINIZE EYE + DROPS Safe, Soothing Hygienic $1.00 BOTTLE COLONIAL DAME COMBINATION OFFER $2.00 Massage Cream $1.50 Circulation Cream BOTH FOR $2.00 Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY LLL ELLIO LION CHRISTMAS CARDS % Meat eS See our large assortment of = beautiful F GIBSON CARDS Special prices on assortments. New and novel wrappings and ties. CHRISTMAS GiFTS Our holiday merchandise is now ready for your inspection. You will enjoy seeing the many new and clever gifts. And the prices ,ire very reasonable. tetestettstnoeaoletefefefestesteate R. E. HARRIS , ake oke he tle she ote ote she nhs ste ole ole ote ae ote ofe oft ote ofe she ote ste = oiaeteteicetetetieteeaetesteisete . : VARI ETY : 3 = a ¥ WEN * aS * wale ex . a x. te RA + + ea Ka em * € % + . oe eg ae ye es ate a3 * me * + § .150 Types of z ae Ba < ae + z we % =: GREETINGS: 20 he anost complete assor trnente . Fev er shown. Choose your sea-% ¥son's greeting cards here, and Sknow you’re sending something® edifter ent and better. $ as x Siden Guest Greeting Cards 4 are included too . See the GOLDEN POPPY for the finest and most complete selection of Christmas Cards. 145 Mill St. Grass Valley 10.~——Although rumors have been revived that a car . ‘twill be still higher. questing custody of Young for whom he holds a felony warrant. have served a term in San Quentin j “aul” above, failed to preserve the domestic tranquility predicted for Mr. and Mrs. Berry, them when, as the “perfect couple,’’ they wed Feb. 6, 1932. Because their marriage didn’t jell, Mrs. Winifred Flint Berry, Chicago corn. sirup heiress, movie actress, and beauty contest winner, has sued her hubby, ex-Illinois University football star and his school’s handsomest man, for divorce. lit is true that there will be marked changes in some of the popular lines. Rumor has it that another low priced line of sixes will make its appearance in the General Motors family. The company to which the new six is credited is said to have been an exclusive eight cylinder builder for the past two years. No details are available about this new six further than that its motor will resemble closely its very satisfactory eight in design and construction. The real changes in. the motor cars for next year will be in bodies Nothing as radical in shape, probably, .as some that were introduced this year, but a complete remodeling with long sweeping lines to finish off the rear. ‘ Solid steel tops are said to be the newest innovation from the standpoint of construction. The old padded chicken wire center with a fabric cover will be a thing of the past. Someone has borrowed a name from a Navy and called it the “Turret Poy" One of the cars, at least, that will be seen with this new design and construction of body will be the same General Motors builder of the new line of sixes, so it is claimed. Engine power is being stepped up. again to give greater speed, and along with the power increase will come more efficient and quicker acting brakes. Engines will start easier in cold weather, and fuel economy Engineers and designers of low priced cars will be seen to have outdone themselves in giving those millions of motorists who have flocked to the low price standard during the depression,’ more than they ever dreamed of in their higher priced cars. 103 SERA WORKERS ON SAN JUAN PROJECT One hundred and_ three will have work on the San Juan relief project according to Mrs. G. Esterly, SERA director for this district. Mrs. Esterly with five assispersons MARY GARDEN IN“: The world famous operatic and concert scintillating } Mary Garden, . soprano, has arrived in California to begin a -Pacific Coast concert tour which will bring her to Sacramento next Thursday Decemnher the evening, 3, in all-Dubussy recital at as Memorial 2a; RECITAL DEC. 13TH = che den. f Melisande “Pelleas and Melisande.”’ many This AT SACRAMENT 02: Auditorium. interpretation. re erself, friends, for him, songs tour, particularly for devoted entirely been has planned by Garden for several years. On Sacramento, Air Miss Garden's program de lis, Ariette, Beau He wrdte her. to the music of the late great French modernist, Migs for are such Debussy songs , others which ‘she on Miss Gar-. was one of Debussy s and created the role in his opera, "amous French pianist ‘touring iry Garden is Jean Danser-! w i is also anauthority Soir, } Creen, Mandoline, sings in Chevelure, and an inimi-! table style. The prices for this engagement j are 55c, 83ce, and $1.10 will be house for 55e. sale at Ye Music Shoppe. MRS. J. E. CLARY TO admitted to any part of the . Seats are now on . her husband was ill and hastens to . join him. Dec ember 18 for Samoa to join her . husband who is serving an assingn. ment of 18 months duty ip Tuttuila, Students; *™merican Samoa in the South Seas. Mrs. Clary received a message that Mr. and Mrs. Clary wil

. return to the United States in April 11935 and plan to make their home SAIL TO SOUTH SEAS) eI Mrs. J. E. Clary; wife of J. E. . Ed C. Jacobs, superintendent of Clary, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs, . the Empress mine in the Newtown KF. H. Partington, wifl sail on the S. S. of Nevada City,. distriet, returned to his home in NeMariposa, on! vada City Thursday. Fine shadow-clear Gaymode SILK HOSE is a gift of distinction! 9s° When she sees our famous “Gaymode” label, she’ll applaud your taste! chiffon weight with silk -picot top, or semi-service-weight with merce ized top and sole! Lovely colors! 8%-10%! In Rayon GIFT GOWNS Lace-trimmed! 98: A big selection in-quality rayon! Tea rose and blue, sizes 16 and 17! Buys! Buys! Gift Pajamas of lustrous silk! * $3.98 Gorgeous new colors, prints. Chinese styles with appliques! Small to Jarge! 4Fe: TRAVEL KITS Practical Gift! ay Expensive looking! Three glass bottles, Bakelite tops, in a smart leatherette kit! Rayon Bedspreads! For Gifts! . $2.98 4 Colored grounds ry —lustrous Ray734 on Jacquard de~ Se . signs! Scalloped edges! Baby Comb Brush Sct 3 Pieces! ay With the comb ang brush you’ve aie 6a~«(Cchoice of a @@ rattle or washcloths and soap! 2 Knaamel TOILET SET Chrome trim! $1.98 Comb, brush and mirror in Black, ) Nile and fvery! Bi A lovely gift at a value. price! Gift Handkerchieis 3 in box Women’s cotton or linen! Hemstitched! Gray, white or colored emb. corners! FINE NOTE PAPER For Gifts! 25° 24 sheets and envelopes, ribbontiedand nicely boxed! A perfect gift! ai ~! tants spent Friday at the Ridge to enroll the workers and take eare of ‘other ne data concerning the . work which will consist of brushing . ‘essary . . out and building fire breaks. . . NEARBY CITIES BAN HANDBILL NUISANCE, To abate the handbills and dodgers litter up the} yards of its residents of the city Auburn has an ordinance against the distribution of handbills without first obtaining a permit from city officials. Grass Valley has a section of similiar requirements .in the business license ordinance, -now— effective in that community. nuisance of having of FELONY WARRANT FOR ~ HOLDUP SUSPECT Dorell La Fortune, Marysville chief of police, in whose custody is John ‘Henry Young, suspect in the Dew Drop Inn holdup of several weeks ago, received a telegram from C. C. Castle, Visalia constable reJohn Henry Young is said by police to under the alias of Bob Younger. i te Extra Large, Extra Heavy. Blanket Pairs: Part wool—full 72 x 84 inch $2.98 pair Great big, heavy, downy blanketsreally sensational not less than 5% Soft-toned block plaids in a range of handsome bed-room <olors! Valie values! Contail pure virgin wool. Hand knotted fringe. Leng to tie in forma! eciee Neat a Men’s Fancy SOCKS ot bargains! Rayon or mercerized and acetate socks Donouesan. =>. ble hari spliced ag 9% to 12 CTE Leet! = bitwise Or 98: All wool flannel, fringed ends. Plaids, checks, patterns. Many ’ colors. MEN’S SLIPPERS BARGAINS! 49° Fine quality Suedine uppers! Durable chrome leather. soles! Brown, black! i0 finest Best of Gift-Shirt Values! “Towncraft” Shirts Finest Preshrunk Broadcloth! $4 -49 Any man would be proud. to own a ‘Towncraft”!Hand cut to Penney’s own exacting standards. Only the all-combed broadcloths, the sma rtent colors. Whites, fancies. 1417! lined An a big Select his gift from. Penney’s Holiday TIES . Packed in Gift Boxes! Buys At 49° -A great assortment to choose from! Many colors! Many patterns! They tie parece drape easily! Well, he smartest new full cut! The styles and fabrics. Bargains at 49c! exceptional gift value! Men’s GLOVES Capeskin! Fur Lined! ONLY $4.98 The kind of gloves men “go” for in way! Long-wearing leather, lined with full, even clipped rabbit fur. Ideal for driving! coldest weather! Black or brown. Great for Just the feind of a tie he'll roud of! : r, wear longe-! Resilient construction, hard-to-wrinkle! Choice of erg ors, patterns. Full cut, well lined. Give Him One of Penney’s Handmade TIES Resilient Construction! Values! 69 be plenty Hand-made .. they tie bet66 x 80 BLANKETS : Indian, Plaid! $1.69 Faney Jacquard designs, stitched edge, heavy weight, strong s t am) OS construction! ‘ ——@ ‘Fabricoid @’Orsays Sateen lined! OG Gleaming satinfinished fabricoid! Leather cushion soles! Peach lined! 3-8. Sheepskin SLIPPERS For Women! 98< Full sheepskin lined! Can’t be beaten for warmth and luxJury! Buys! 3-8! MEN’S BRUSH SET 4 pieces at 9S 2military brushes, clothes brush andcemb. all 4 for only 9&e! Gift bexed? . ) From Ocean to Ocean! Almost 1500 Penney stores from coast to coast! Millions save millions at Penney’s. “It Pays to Shop at Penney’s!” eo Or Or oe me New Gift Handbags 2 in box 25c Fine white cotton centers, white or colored cords, printed borders! oe Bargains! Heavy uality simulated leather in new hare ings! Pouch or © envelope! :