December 10, 1934 (8 pages)

FHE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1934 PAGE FOUR , ae ae Electric Appliance as Gift May Solve f F Electrical Appliances Are Vvelcome Gifts With the stir and bustle of Christtouches to life, are both to be found mas in the air again, and with shops i2 endless numbers. presenting their most alluring displays, Christmas lists, with their atmannii. aching, droner, vacuum tendant worries and puzzles, again er, sewing machine, dishwasher, perassume , national prominence. \!colator set and waffle iron? Than though shops and budgets may seem! she would probably thrill to one of to conspire to befuddle and confuse the beautiful new electric buffet solution to the Christmas gift. probwarm, and that are one of the most lem. . gracious of gifts for the woman who This year, more than ever, shops . likes to entertain. are showing new and practical elec: . Electrical gifts will please Father ‘tric appliances in an array of stun. and Brother as well. A clock, lamp, ning new designs, that will solve -a radio or portable heater for his every gfit problem. There are elec-} room or den—or perhaps the sort trical gifts to suit every purse and ' of thing that will tickle him most every person. Practical and service-, will be an electric cigarette lighter, able long after Christmas is past. a humidifier, a razor, a drink mixer, electric appliances will be appreciator a fruit juice extractor. If Brothed as especailly thoughtful gifts. e' is younger, there are many enterThe wide choice and variety of! taining electrical toys that are eontasks that electric appliances per-. structively educational a swell. cleaner, mixer, electric floor polishgreatly to the comfort of older peoElectrical gifts will contribute . ! ple. Radios, lamps that give adequate light to make reading easy, [that will be enjoyed. Therg are: numbers-of small gad. gets which are almost amusing, so; unusual are the tasks: that they per-: : Be _form, but which for this very fea-. For instanee, has Mother at like to give gifts only for their prac. ticality. ‘ ;electric scissors that cut anything} jfrom cardboard to cheesecloth, elec. shop} here is ene very easy . servers, that keep a number of foods : ; { pe erst, ere 8 on : : l tric sharpeners that will sharpen old . . , that somewhat resembles a meant cleaver, which presses the crease in . men's trousers, a light. electrie breorm . that sweeps, dusts, mops’ and: vac-,. ; uums, electric clocks that defrost 1cfrigerators while keeping time, electric grills that cook and bake everything from stews to biscuits, electric casseroles and bean pots that bake . foods, and electric egg cookers ,that ‘take all the guess out of cooking . CS 8s-these are some unusual xifts . that are sure to delight the recipient heating pads for cold weather and . {sun lamps are suggestions for gifts . . son will: please those who do not! . A little electric heater resembling . bs footstool to keep the feet warm, . /razor blades, a° little electric presser} { a ypes ¢ styles . For Sister there are numbers of 7 ee e form and the many nto aes tyles ster there ert . by their originality as well as their of each appliance makes it easy for . gifts that would be welcome BY orectinaliy the person armed with a shopping ! prises. . a necessity in the home, and appli-. derthings, a waffle iron, grill or percolator, if she is away at school, are ances that may be classed as a luxAn electric boudoir clock, a ELECTRICAL GIFTS MAKE LIVING BETTER i fiency and reliability guarantee satto the home. : ‘ ; é ‘ ; eee No matter what the appliance, be . isfaction; new standards of beauty list to suit the needs and tastes.of . hair drier, a glove drier, a minia-'. ; ; : : a : : a Aer see aN ; ; . it a radio or a food mixer, it will in design and construction the individual. Appliances that are. ture washing machine for dainy un. a ae : ~ : ; . Drove.its usefulness over a period of ancés make them welcome gifts that {imany years. New standards of et-/ add distinction as well as modernity . ury, and ‘add the gracious aes to be welcomed. me, 4 q n *, cas “ é A? st M4 5% teas ac atesteste at Meatestestetestestestiteskcotesash este ot, +, se, Aeeinieioleloieieieloieiinieiieioiieieeiicinioiotieleieieivieieleietuteioteietotetens Tete Le thesfents Heate sheate seat rle ate aferte este ateste ste steatestesteste teste ateateateite SP Mo ele fer fereloteteate seat rle nie ske he ste stestestetestente ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Electrical Gifts are invariably welcome. They replace labor with convenience and comfort. They are time and money savers. They : _ ate attractive and smart,and give lasting useful'' ness. They cost little to buy and only a few pennies to operate—and now fewer pennies b than ever. This year electric appliance gifts will be doubly acceptable. You not only give the appliance but, in many cases, onehalf the electricity to operate it for an entire year! This is made possible by the exceptional promotional rate recently announced by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Make your Christmas Dollar do extra duty by giving electric appliance gifts. See your dealer. There is an appliance for every purpose, a style for every taste and a price _. for every purse. Electric Appliance Society of Northern California Meta whe he athe rare iM , Wi 7 We ote Me th PADI ee +, Ye Me he AP He 5 ate 7 He whe ah 7 7 LAMM MLL MIEN IMME ELEM PLL PEEKS PPLE LL ML NS eet sehen oe so ae eseenteate estes sfeafeataferfestefesteatert se she ste te atest ste te she she ot Fe i he ie ke a a aa a OS Se ee 1 CAMPTONVILLE PIONEER PASSES AWAY IN OAKLAND CAMPTONVILLE, De«. §,-—Word was received here a few days ‘ago ot the death of a member of one of the old time pioneer families of this section, William TH. Calvin, whose demise took plas on Noveinner 30th at Oakland where he has resided for many years. The deceased was a native of this place, and spent the ‘yornger years ot nis Tifé here, attending the local school. He was maivied while residing here to Minnie .Goldthwait, «nd to the union was born one gon, Clyde Calvin. Bill Caivin was'o mun of high ideals, good nature, and a genuine friend of all who knew him. While living here he icok a prominent part, in the affairs of the community, and was looked upon with much respect. Leaving here cariy in his life, he took up his residence jn the bay region where he he!.1 a responsible position with street.car systems of San Francisco, which position he held until his retirement a few years ago. He was a member of Grave) Range Lodge No. 59 F. & A. M., of . this place, from which lodge he de‘mitted in 1892 to affiliate with a lodge at the bay. He is survived by ‘a son Clyde Calvin, of Alameda, a . sister, Miss Anna M. Calvin, of Oakiland, and M. G. Calvin, a brother, of ' this place. Interment was made in {the bay district. “NIRS, WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH COME STO NEVADA /. Tonight and Tuesday the rib-tickling comedy, “Lady by Choice,” will be shown at the Nevada. Theater. May Robson will be remembered for her fine performance as Apple Annie in ‘“‘Lady for a Day.’’ The lovable and human drama in “Lady Dy Choice,” will win. the hearts ot everyone who_sees this fine picture. Carole Lombard and Roger Pryor are in the supporting cast. Wednesday and Thursday that sterling classic of stage and ‘itera_ture, “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,’ will play at the Nevada Theater with a matinee on Thursday at 2:15. This play has béen made into a charming, absorbing, delightful photoplay, starring Zazu Pitts, W. C. Fields, and Pauline Lord ing the feautred roles. All of the unforgettable. episodes from the story are here; the anneration Of Ouby,’ the # curious Thanksgiving dinner; the hilarious theater party, and the tragic death of little Jimmy. Acting the title role of Mrs. Wices Pauline Lord justifies her stage reputation. W. C. Fields is excellent in a featured role, with his usual uproarious comedy, while Miss Pitts, as “Miss Hazy,” is extremely funny in her scenes with Fields. Our Electrical Appliances Solve the Gift Problem Jeweres te ake ate ste ste ate ste ate ot fe ofc heals ate she athe ate ate ote ate ae ste ate ake ste othe alle ae ats ok ots ot ots ot te she ae ate eR Rt Ngee gt Nae ge tit Net Hit He et he the Re eg ge a tat tt gt eats + gs eh +4 * o iy %s eee 2 + oft ey "i fetes este >a eats! <7 "4 pa et <2 *, + *, o o Seats Sheste ste ste steste ste ste stesleste he she ote ak Seen ieee ieee ‘e %, gS e *S eaten ra Ms 4 i é i a % Og we she PERCOLATOR AND PERCOLATOR SETS $5-75 to $95.00 CHROMIUM WAFFLE IRONS ELECTRIC CLOCKS —Little bits of fellows that ft on desks and end tables or large mantél Time-Tellers that sound the hour with mellow chimes. PRICED BETWEEN $3.50 AND $30.00 If He Shaves—Give Him a SCHICK ELECTRIC DRY SHAVER $15.00 . WE INVITE YOU 'FO LOOK OVER OUR STORE FULL OF WORTHWHILE JEWELRY GIFTS, = 124 Mill Street ' Grass Valley ' SENSIBLE THINGS AT SENSIBLE PRICES Selected in Our Electrical Department We feature Manning-Bowman Electrical Ware a. $5.95 aleleleieiele Fatt

FHE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1934 PAGE FOUR , ae ae Electric Appliance as Gift May Solve f F Electrical Appliances Are Vvelcome Gifts With the stir and bustle of Christtouches to life, are both to be found mas in the air again, and with shops i2 endless numbers. presenting their most alluring displays, Christmas lists, with their atmannii. aching, droner, vacuum tendant worries and puzzles, again er, sewing machine, dishwasher, perassume , national prominence. \!colator set and waffle iron? Than though shops and budgets may seem! she would probably thrill to one of to conspire to befuddle and confuse the beautiful new electric buffet solution to the Christmas gift. probwarm, and that are one of the most lem. . gracious of gifts for the woman who This year, more than ever, shops . likes to entertain. are showing new and practical elec: . Electrical gifts will please Father ‘tric appliances in an array of stun. and Brother as well. A clock, lamp, ning new designs, that will solve -a radio or portable heater for his every gfit problem. There are elec-} room or den—or perhaps the sort trical gifts to suit every purse and ' of thing that will tickle him most every person. Practical and service-, will be an electric cigarette lighter, able long after Christmas is past. a humidifier, a razor, a drink mixer, electric appliances will be appreciator a fruit juice extractor. If Brothed as especailly thoughtful gifts. e' is younger, there are many enterThe wide choice and variety of! taining electrical toys that are eontasks that electric appliances per-. structively educational a swell. cleaner, mixer, electric floor polishgreatly to the comfort of older peoElectrical gifts will contribute . ! ple. Radios, lamps that give adequate light to make reading easy, [that will be enjoyed. Therg are: numbers-of small gad. gets which are almost amusing, so; unusual are the tasks: that they per-: : Be _form, but which for this very fea-. For instanee, has Mother at like to give gifts only for their prac. ticality. ‘ ;electric scissors that cut anything} jfrom cardboard to cheesecloth, elec. shop} here is ene very easy . servers, that keep a number of foods : ; { pe erst, ere 8 on : : l tric sharpeners that will sharpen old . . , that somewhat resembles a meant cleaver, which presses the crease in . men's trousers, a light. electrie breorm . that sweeps, dusts, mops’ and: vac-,. ; uums, electric clocks that defrost 1cfrigerators while keeping time, electric grills that cook and bake everything from stews to biscuits, electric casseroles and bean pots that bake . foods, and electric egg cookers ,that ‘take all the guess out of cooking . CS 8s-these are some unusual xifts . that are sure to delight the recipient heating pads for cold weather and . {sun lamps are suggestions for gifts . . son will: please those who do not! . A little electric heater resembling . bs footstool to keep the feet warm, . /razor blades, a° little electric presser} { a ypes ¢ styles . For Sister there are numbers of 7 ee e form and the many nto aes tyles ster there ert . by their originality as well as their of each appliance makes it easy for . gifts that would be welcome BY orectinaliy the person armed with a shopping ! prises. . a necessity in the home, and appli-. derthings, a waffle iron, grill or percolator, if she is away at school, are ances that may be classed as a luxAn electric boudoir clock, a ELECTRICAL GIFTS MAKE LIVING BETTER i fiency and reliability guarantee satto the home. : ‘ ; é ‘ ; eee No matter what the appliance, be . isfaction; new standards of beauty list to suit the needs and tastes.of . hair drier, a glove drier, a minia-'. ; ; : : a : : a Aer see aN ; ; . it a radio or a food mixer, it will in design and construction the individual. Appliances that are. ture washing machine for dainy un. a ae : ~ : ; . Drove.its usefulness over a period of ancés make them welcome gifts that {imany years. New standards of et-/ add distinction as well as modernity . ury, and ‘add the gracious aes to be welcomed. me, 4 q n *, cas “ é A? st M4 5% teas ac atesteste at Meatestestetestestestiteskcotesash este ot, +, se, Aeeinieioleloieieieloieiinieiieioiieieeiicinioiotieleieieivieieleietuteioteietotetens Tete Le thesfents Heate sheate seat rle ate aferte este ateste ste steatestesteste teste ateateateite SP Mo ele fer fereloteteate seat rle nie ske he ste stestestetestente ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Electrical Gifts are invariably welcome. They replace labor with convenience and comfort. They are time and money savers. They : _ ate attractive and smart,and give lasting useful'' ness. They cost little to buy and only a few pennies to operate—and now fewer pennies b than ever. This year electric appliance gifts will be doubly acceptable. You not only give the appliance but, in many cases, onehalf the electricity to operate it for an entire year! This is made possible by the exceptional promotional rate recently announced by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Make your Christmas Dollar do extra duty by giving electric appliance gifts. See your dealer. There is an appliance for every purpose, a style for every taste and a price _. for every purse. Electric Appliance Society of Northern California Meta whe he athe rare iM , Wi 7 We ote Me th PADI ee +, Ye Me he AP He 5 ate 7 He whe ah 7 7 LAMM MLL MIEN IMME ELEM PLL PEEKS PPLE LL ML NS eet sehen oe so ae eseenteate estes sfeafeataferfestefesteatert se she ste te atest ste te she she ot Fe i he ie ke a a aa a OS Se ee 1 CAMPTONVILLE PIONEER PASSES AWAY IN OAKLAND CAMPTONVILLE, De«. §,-—Word was received here a few days ‘ago ot the death of a member of one of the old time pioneer families of this section, William TH. Calvin, whose demise took plas on Noveinner 30th at Oakland where he has resided for many years. The deceased was a native of this place, and spent the ‘yornger years ot nis Tifé here, attending the local school. He was maivied while residing here to Minnie .Goldthwait, «nd to the union was born one gon, Clyde Calvin. Bill Caivin was'o mun of high

ideals, good nature, and a genuine friend of all who knew him. While living here he icok a prominent part, in the affairs of the community, and was looked upon with much respect. Leaving here cariy in his life, he took up his residence jn the bay region where he he!.1 a responsible position with street.car systems of San Francisco, which position he held until his retirement a few years ago. He was a member of Grave) Range Lodge No. 59 F. & A. M., of . this place, from which lodge he de‘mitted in 1892 to affiliate with a lodge at the bay. He is survived by ‘a son Clyde Calvin, of Alameda, a . sister, Miss Anna M. Calvin, of Oakiland, and M. G. Calvin, a brother, of ' this place. Interment was made in {the bay district. “NIRS, WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH COME STO NEVADA /. Tonight and Tuesday the rib-tickling comedy, “Lady by Choice,” will be shown at the Nevada. Theater. May Robson will be remembered for her fine performance as Apple Annie in ‘“‘Lady for a Day.’’ The lovable and human drama in “Lady Dy Choice,” will win. the hearts ot everyone who_sees this fine picture. Carole Lombard and Roger Pryor are in the supporting cast. Wednesday and Thursday that sterling classic of stage and ‘itera_ture, “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,’ will play at the Nevada Theater with a matinee on Thursday at 2:15. This play has béen made into a charming, absorbing, delightful photoplay, starring Zazu Pitts, W. C. Fields, and Pauline Lord ing the feautred roles. All of the unforgettable. episodes from the story are here; the anneration Of Ouby,’ the # curious Thanksgiving dinner; the hilarious theater party, and the tragic death of little Jimmy. Acting the title role of Mrs. Wices Pauline Lord justifies her stage reputation. W. C. Fields is excellent in a featured role, with his usual uproarious comedy, while Miss Pitts, as “Miss Hazy,” is extremely funny in her scenes with Fields. Our Electrical Appliances Solve the Gift Problem Jeweres te ake ate ste ste ate ste ate ot fe ofc heals ate she athe ate ate ote ate ae ste ate ake ste othe alle ae ats ok ots ot ots ot te she ae ate eR Rt Ngee gt Nae ge tit Net Hit He et he the Re eg ge a tat tt gt eats + gs eh +4 * o iy %s eee 2 + oft ey "i fetes este >a eats! <7 "4 pa et <2 *, + *, o o Seats Sheste ste ste steste ste ste stesleste he she ote ak Seen ieee ieee ‘e %, gS e *S eaten ra Ms 4 i é i a % Og we she PERCOLATOR AND PERCOLATOR SETS $5-75 to $95.00 CHROMIUM WAFFLE IRONS ELECTRIC CLOCKS —Little bits of fellows that ft on desks and end tables or large mantél Time-Tellers that sound the hour with mellow chimes. PRICED BETWEEN $3.50 AND $30.00 If He Shaves—Give Him a SCHICK ELECTRIC DRY SHAVER $15.00 . WE INVITE YOU 'FO LOOK OVER OUR STORE FULL OF WORTHWHILE JEWELRY GIFTS, = 124 Mill Street ' Grass Valley ' SENSIBLE THINGS AT SENSIBLE PRICES Selected in Our Electrical Department We feature Manning-Bowman Electrical Ware a. $5.95 aleleleieiele Fatt