December 11, 1936 (8 pages)

+ ; Commercial Street meat ariel halla kaaepAaiuce . QUALITY STEAKS, EAT SPECIAL KEYSTONE HAMBURGER ROASTS CHOPS AT Keystone Market CALANAN & RICHARDSNevada City PHONE 67 Quartz and placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget office. LABOR DUE TO SPECIALIZATION BERKELEY, Dec. 10. — The introduction of irrigation and intensive farming into California during the past forty years paved the way for the army of racially varied migratory workers whohave taken the place of the typical farm hand and now dominate the rural scene. This statement is made by Dr. Paul S. Taylor, associate professor of economics at the University of California and Tom Vasey, field investigator for the Resettlement Administration, in an article publishea recently in Rural Sociology. In less than a century of agricultural history, says ithe article, farm work in California ‘has been handled successively by ranch hands,. farm hamds, rralized proletarians. Three distinct trends ‘in the use of California farm lands have influenced the type of labor which dominated at any one time. The first period of the Spanish ranches and herds was succeeded after 1849 by a period of cultivation and extensive crop-growing. During this period of increasing population and farm settlement the place of the herder was taken by the typical white farm laborer. Since 1890, however, the type of California agriculture has changed once more. The significant feature of the past forty years has been the intensification of the use of areas already under cultivation. This intensive farming, based on _irrigation, say the authors, has replaced the farm hand with the vast numbers of hand-laborers who now travel the highways-in search of work. A party composed of Frank Ghidotti, Joseph Huy and Gene Barberi brought home. nice limits of quail from beyond Browns Valley in Yuba county, CORSET and d LINGERIE SHOP Nationally Known Makes of Corsets. Three Garments for me analysis of figure LOT m and women. and 1g Church Street—Across from the i . alterations to fi¢\ YOU. . GRASS VALLEY . { ical nat oa, & any Surg ’ Pe PS Maternity us rme Bret Harte Hotel MIGRATORY FARM ‘. between Hector McNeil manager of and finally by semi-indust-f WEEDS POINT MINE CO. HAS NEW OPERATOR A deal was recently ‘consumated the Weeds Point Mining Company and Julius A. Cassano of this place wherein Cassano has taken over the hydraulic mning property of the Weeds Point Minirig Company ‘t Weeds Point. The property consists of a well equipped hydraulic mine with a considerable amount of virgin ground yet to be worked. Cassano is an experienced hydraulic man and it i8§ expected that he will make a success of the property. As soon as they can get their affairs straightened out the McNeils expect to go back to Oklahoma to attend to: some business matters and later return to California to reside. The old folks Mr. and Mrs. John MeNeil expect to leave shortly for Los Angeles to reside. CAMP PAHATSI WINTER SPORTS Aniounesinents: of the Tahoe Area Council winter camp at Pahatsi December 29 to: January 2 sent out recently have ‘brought a response which points to a capacity crowd. Interest in snow sports iS bringing the best’ response of any year to date. The five day camp provides the opportunity to receive . ins\ruction in skiing and to get°plenty of practice. The council camp committee has labored hard to make Pahatsi more comfortable for wihter trips. .The latest addition is a: radio presented to the scouts by W. Holcomb of the Dew Drop Inn on the Grass Valley highway. This set will be powered from the Delco light plant now’ installed VT.his year the radio broadcast of the East West football game will be heard, something that has been impossible in the past. 1569; Se LIBRARY INNOV. ATTRACTS 1589 i } rowed from the state library 4: Number of visitors to the reading rooms 1589; men: 377; women 181; boys girls 462; number of borrowers 1135; total attendance 2724 or an average of 112 daily. Nineteen adult and sixteen juvenile cards were issued and two cards ‘Surrendered, present registration 1046. Fifteen books were purchased ana six. donated, present accession 10.375. Following is a list of the books purchased: The .Substituted Guest, Grace L. Hill; Something to Remember, Elizabeth Stancy Payne; Gay Pretender, Lucy Agnes Hancock; Death in Balck Seat, Dorothy Cameron Dioney; The Fortunes of Captain Blood, Raphael Sabatini; Substitute Lover, Alice Ross Colver; Mrs. Iva Wilitaensvt, isbrarian, Nugget Office any time you do reports that in November the num-. rahe nave ‘Beach; from Miss Alice not receivé your copy of the ber of books borrowed for home use eee Ene Pacific’ Ocean, Jn” Ble . i Nevada City Nugget. was 1749; fiction: 1219¢~ fuventte, . C077: Solted by HB.” Morse Stevens PHONE 36 412; miscellaneous 124; books boron8 Baer ponent; Moker or are: The Soil of England; Adrian . Bell and Others; Under the Swastihe John B. Holt; The Barkta Henry Filmer; land, Cecely Hamilton. lected, fines, $3.98; 36; total, $27.33. Pageant of ee Modern Ire-. : We received an autographed co} Dy Will you pikes seca’ the . of “White Quartz and Gold from the : 3 af Christmas Photographs All Photos taken now will be ready for ‘ Christmas THREE LARGE SIZE PHOTOS in beautiful folders, size 9x1214 inches for only $4.50 ait? 107 Mill Street Make an appointment now. Take advantage of PHONE 67 these beautiful Photos at this price ia Everything in Photography DPnoroenapner oe Bring this ad with you An American Doctor’s Odyssey, Victor Huson, M. D.; Sagittarius Rising, Cecil Lewis; Not Under Forty, Willa Cather; Yaung and Yin, Alice Fisdale Hobart; Romance on Cruise, Maysie Grieg; This Isn’t the End, Margaret Widdener; Danger in the-Dark, Mignon E. Eberhart; Shove Excursion, Elizabeth Hall Yates; Love’s Tapestry, Kathleen Rollins, Among our gifts are four books from the Carnegia Fund for our international mind aleove, their titles & Give A Permanent —The Most Thoughtful Gift— An order for one of our permanents can be slipped in an envelope and pnt on the tree on Christmas Eve. Priced $3.50 and $5.00 Machineless $6.50 4 “The Gift that Combines Usefulness and Luxury” Bowman's Beauty Shop Phone 376* Nevada City 308 Broad St. Our biggest seller. The mild, mellow flavor of TO SPEAK AT DEDICATION Judge George L. Jones has been invited to be the speaker at the! {. dedication of Truckee’s new $36,000 . hool building. The dedication will takey place on Sunday, “no” $a December 18. This is the Thermador electric heater, ' a sturdy portable heater that both radiates and circulates heat. The heating element is guaranPa PRS i This is the Focalypse—a rarn diant or reflector type of elecPi tric heater. Beautifully finnah ished and heating element ip) is guaranteed for 3 ‘years. teed for 5 years. Surely your home needs one of these three electric heaters. Quickly and economically take off the chill in small rooms. Plug into any electric outlet. Heating elements guaranteed by the manufacturers. NOW—on sale with Special Terms of NOTHING DOWN — $1.00 a-month upon approved credit. T’S JUST One—Two—Three for fast action with an electric heater. Push a plug into an electric outlet—a glowing coil sends forth heat to warm chilled feet and hands and drive out dampness from rain-soaked shoes or clothing. No wonder more than 75,000 California families call their dependable electric heaters “winter health preservers.” You, too, will be repaid a thousand times this winter for the quick, wholesome and healthful service an electric heater will bring into your home at a most reasonable cost. Select one of the three electric heaters pictured here. Take advantage of the special easy purchase terms. You'll say your electric heater was one of the best “buys” of the year. Listen to Over KGO CALIFORNIA TALES Every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. * P-G: SEE YOUR DEALER OR PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians . . . . . . } . This is the Wesix double-action -electric heater with porcelain chimney coil and aluminum body. The heating element is guaranteed for 5 years. aad JF). 150-1236 Brazilian coffee at its best. Ground at moment of purchase. A The pick of the vacuum. ae i packed blends. A fave j b 2.9C A orite for more than 2 tT bs 30 years. GuarSRNR anteed to 4 please. TOPS in the quolity coffee field! Extra rich flavor, fragrant and full-bodied. Lb. Zic Swan: d own ke Flour sateen ae Lar ge Pkg. 25 BS _. sbi ota a el sitet FORMA®Y 3 Shortening 3 lbs. 53c ® HOLIDAY CANDY POWDERED SUGAR . . 3 Ibs. 5c BE) Marshmallows .. Lb. Pkg. [5c : Me aN PTR Ts Large 2/2, an 1h gf Plain or Colored ste : : PEAS oo ei No. 2° : Chocolate. Drops pee . Lb. 12’2 2c Del Monte Early Garden : nae 13 Ze The Old Fashioned Kind Monster Gums Hard Candies .. The Real Christmas Kind ] FANCY CHOCOLATES 2 lbs. 55¢ Extra Quality Fancy Gift Box 4 lbs AR Ra Wa ee eA eee 4 lbs. i BEANS. New Crop Califernia Pink MACARONI Elbo or Cut TOMATO SOUP Van Camps Jumbo JELEL WELL Regular Cube Flavored f CREAM OF WHEAT Large Package ‘Your Safeway grocer has the finest eating and cooking apples of all kinds. Give your ‘family more. healthfui apples — serve them fresh or in tasty pies. DEPENDABLE COFFEE a MOF HALL CCFFEE Lb. 1c Coffee days are here again! These are happy days, too, for quality coffees are now selling he at the lowest prices in history. Our selections for this event include the blends most favored in this territory. Take advantage of this ope portunity to STEP UP your coffee taste] PRIC ES EFFECTIVE DEC. 11-17THhere again! These are happy. days too, for quality coffees are now selling at the loWest prices in history. Our selections for this event include the blends most favored in this territory. Take advantage of this opportunity to STEP UP your coffee taste! ( Coffee days are FLOUR—Harvest Blossom ‘iL GRANDE E, Cy QT LaLAioe. A-1 49 lbs. $1.35 49 ibs. $1.19 49 lbs. $1.95 CORN fowa Pack Sugar Corn TOMATOES Avalon with Puree PINEAPPLE Broken Slices TOMATO SAUCE . Jolly Roger RICE Hixtra Fancy California WAX PAPER Diamond ZEE TRSUE ZEE TOWELS PEETS POWDER . -OXYDOL P & G NAPTHA SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP No, 2 can ](c Large 21/5 can 3 for 95¢ Hillsdale large 214 cane 15¢ Buff can 8 cans 5c © 5 lb. bag 25¢ 125 foot roll 15c 3 rolls 14 3 for fe 27 29° 9hc dad WALNUTS Diamond. BRAZIL NUTS ALMONDS MIXED NUTS No. 1 Stock. No Peanuts" :

+ ; Commercial Street meat ariel halla kaaepAaiuce . QUALITY STEAKS, EAT SPECIAL KEYSTONE HAMBURGER ROASTS CHOPS AT Keystone Market CALANAN & RICHARDSNevada City PHONE 67 Quartz and placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget office. LABOR DUE TO SPECIALIZATION BERKELEY, Dec. 10. — The introduction of irrigation and intensive farming into California during the past forty years paved the way for the army of racially varied migratory workers whohave taken the place of the typical farm hand and now dominate the rural scene. This statement is made by Dr. Paul S. Taylor, associate professor of economics at the University of California and Tom Vasey, field investigator for the Resettlement Administration, in an article publishea recently in Rural Sociology. In less than a century of agricultural history, says ithe article, farm work in California ‘has been handled successively by ranch hands,. farm hamds, rralized proletarians. Three distinct trends ‘in the use of California farm lands have influenced the type of labor which dominated at any one time. The first period of the Spanish ranches and herds was succeeded after 1849 by a period of cultivation and extensive crop-growing. During this period of increasing population and farm settlement the place of the herder was taken by the typical white farm laborer. Since 1890, however, the type of California agriculture has changed once more. The significant feature of the past forty years has been the intensification of the use of areas already under cultivation. This intensive farming, based on _irrigation, say the authors, has replaced the farm hand with the vast numbers of hand-laborers who now travel the highways-in search of work. A party composed of Frank Ghidotti, Joseph Huy and Gene Barberi brought home. nice limits of quail from beyond Browns Valley in Yuba county, CORSET and d LINGERIE SHOP Nationally Known Makes of Corsets. Three Garments for me analysis of figure LOT m and women. and 1g Church Street—Across from the i . alterations to fi¢\ YOU. . GRASS VALLEY . { ical nat oa, & any Surg ’ Pe PS Maternity us rme Bret Harte Hotel MIGRATORY FARM ‘. between Hector McNeil manager of and finally by semi-indust-f WEEDS POINT MINE CO. HAS NEW OPERATOR A deal was recently ‘consumated the Weeds Point Mining Company and Julius A. Cassano of this place wherein Cassano has taken over the hydraulic mning property of the Weeds Point Minirig Company ‘t Weeds Point. The property consists of a well equipped hydraulic mine with a considerable amount of virgin ground yet to be worked. Cassano is an experienced hydraulic man and it i8§ expected that he will make a success of the property. As soon as they can get their affairs straightened out the McNeils expect to go back to Oklahoma to attend to: some business matters and later return to California to reside. The old folks Mr. and Mrs. John MeNeil expect to leave shortly for Los Angeles to reside. CAMP PAHATSI WINTER SPORTS Aniounesinents: of the Tahoe Area Council winter camp at Pahatsi December 29 to: January 2 sent out recently have ‘brought a response which points to a capacity crowd. Interest in snow sports iS bringing the best’ response of any year to date. The five day camp provides the opportunity to receive . ins\ruction in skiing and to get°plenty of practice. The council camp committee has labored hard to make Pahatsi more comfortable for wihter trips. .The latest addition is a: radio presented to the scouts by W. Holcomb of the Dew Drop Inn on the Grass Valley highway. This set will be powered from the Delco light plant now’ installed VT.his year the radio broadcast of the East West football game will be heard, something that has been impossible in the past. 1569; Se LIBRARY INNOV. ATTRACTS 1589 i } rowed from the state library 4: Number of visitors to the reading rooms 1589; men: 377; women 181; boys girls 462; number of borrowers 1135; total attendance 2724 or an average of 112 daily. Nineteen adult and sixteen juvenile cards were issued and two cards ‘Surrendered, present registration 1046. Fifteen books were purchased ana six. donated, present accession 10.375. Following is a list of the books purchased: The .Substituted Guest, Grace L. Hill; Something to Remember, Elizabeth Stancy Payne; Gay Pretender, Lucy Agnes Hancock; Death in Balck Seat, Dorothy Cameron Dioney; The Fortunes of Captain Blood, Raphael Sabatini; Substitute Lover, Alice Ross Colver; Mrs. Iva Wilitaensvt, isbrarian, Nugget Office any time you do reports that in November the num-. rahe nave ‘Beach; from Miss Alice not receivé your copy of the ber of books borrowed for home use eee Ene Pacific’ Ocean, Jn” Ble . i Nevada City Nugget. was 1749; fiction: 1219¢~ fuventte, . C077: Solted by HB.” Morse Stevens PHONE 36 412; miscellaneous 124; books boron8 Baer ponent; Moker or are: The Soil of England; Adrian . Bell and Others; Under the Swastihe John B. Holt; The Barkta Henry Filmer; land, Cecely Hamilton. lected, fines, $3.98; 36; total, $27.33. Pageant of ee Modern Ire-. : We received an autographed co} Dy Will you pikes seca’ the . of “White Quartz and Gold from the : 3 af Christmas Photographs All Photos taken now will be ready for ‘ Christmas THREE LARGE SIZE PHOTOS in beautiful folders, size 9x1214 inches for only $4.50 ait? 107 Mill Street Make an appointment now. Take advantage of PHONE 67 these beautiful Photos at this price ia Everything in Photography DPnoroenapner oe Bring this ad with you An American Doctor’s Odyssey, Victor Huson, M. D.; Sagittarius Rising, Cecil Lewis; Not Under Forty, Willa Cather; Yaung and Yin, Alice Fisdale Hobart; Romance on Cruise, Maysie Grieg; This Isn’t the End, Margaret Widdener; Danger in the-Dark, Mignon E. Eberhart; Shove Excursion, Elizabeth Hall Yates; Love’s Tapestry, Kathleen Rollins, Among our gifts are four books from the Carnegia Fund for our international mind aleove, their titles & Give A Permanent

—The Most Thoughtful Gift— An order for one of our permanents can be slipped in an envelope and pnt on the tree on Christmas Eve. Priced $3.50 and $5.00 Machineless $6.50 4 “The Gift that Combines Usefulness and Luxury” Bowman's Beauty Shop Phone 376* Nevada City 308 Broad St. Our biggest seller. The mild, mellow flavor of TO SPEAK AT DEDICATION Judge George L. Jones has been invited to be the speaker at the! {. dedication of Truckee’s new $36,000 . hool building. The dedication will takey place on Sunday, “no” $a December 18. This is the Thermador electric heater, ' a sturdy portable heater that both radiates and circulates heat. The heating element is guaranPa PRS i This is the Focalypse—a rarn diant or reflector type of elecPi tric heater. Beautifully finnah ished and heating element ip) is guaranteed for 3 ‘years. teed for 5 years. Surely your home needs one of these three electric heaters. Quickly and economically take off the chill in small rooms. Plug into any electric outlet. Heating elements guaranteed by the manufacturers. NOW—on sale with Special Terms of NOTHING DOWN — $1.00 a-month upon approved credit. T’S JUST One—Two—Three for fast action with an electric heater. Push a plug into an electric outlet—a glowing coil sends forth heat to warm chilled feet and hands and drive out dampness from rain-soaked shoes or clothing. No wonder more than 75,000 California families call their dependable electric heaters “winter health preservers.” You, too, will be repaid a thousand times this winter for the quick, wholesome and healthful service an electric heater will bring into your home at a most reasonable cost. Select one of the three electric heaters pictured here. Take advantage of the special easy purchase terms. You'll say your electric heater was one of the best “buys” of the year. Listen to Over KGO CALIFORNIA TALES Every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. * P-G: SEE YOUR DEALER OR PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians . . . . . . } . This is the Wesix double-action -electric heater with porcelain chimney coil and aluminum body. The heating element is guaranteed for 5 years. aad JF). 150-1236 Brazilian coffee at its best. Ground at moment of purchase. A The pick of the vacuum.. ae i packed blends. A fave j b 2.9C A orite for more than 2 tT bs 30 years. GuarSRNR anteed to 4 please. TOPS in the quolity coffee field! Extra rich flavor, fragrant and full-bodied. Lb. Zic Swan: d own ke Flour sateen ae Lar ge Pkg. 25 BS _. sbi ota a el sitet FORMA®Y 3 Shortening 3 lbs. 53c ® HOLIDAY CANDY POWDERED SUGAR . .. 3 Ibs. 5c BE) Marshmallows ... Lb. Pkg. [5c : Me aN PTR Ts Large 2/2, an 1h gf Plain or Colored ste : : PEAS oo ei No. 2° : Chocolate. Drops pee . Lb. 12’2 2c Del Monte Early Garden : nae 13 Ze The Old Fashioned Kind Monster Gums Hard Candies ... The Real Christmas Kind ] FANCY CHOCOLATES 2 lbs. 55¢ Extra Quality Fancy Gift Box 4 lbs AR Ra Wa ee eA eee 4 lbs. i BEANS. New Crop Califernia Pink MACARONI Elbo or Cut TOMATO SOUP Van Camps Jumbo JELEL WELL Regular Cube Flavored f CREAM OF WHEAT Large Package ‘Your Safeway grocer has the finest eating and cooking apples of all kinds. Give your ‘family more. healthfui apples — serve them fresh or in tasty pies. DEPENDABLE COFFEE a MOF HALL CCFFEE Lb. 1c Coffee days are here again! These are happy days, too, for quality coffees are now selling he at the lowest prices in history. Our selections for this event include the blends most favored in this territory. Take advantage of this ope portunity to STEP UP your coffee taste] PRIC ES EFFECTIVE DEC. 11-17THhere again! These are happy. days too, for quality coffees are now selling at the loWest prices in history. Our selections for this event include the blends most favored in this territory. Take advantage of this opportunity to STEP UP your coffee taste! ( Coffee days are FLOUR—Harvest Blossom ‘iL GRANDE E, Cy QT LaLAioe. A-1 49 lbs. $1.35 49 ibs. $1.19 49 lbs. $1.95 CORN fowa Pack Sugar Corn TOMATOES Avalon with Puree PINEAPPLE Broken Slices TOMATO SAUCE . Jolly Roger RICE Hixtra Fancy California WAX PAPER Diamond ZEE TRSUE ZEE TOWELS PEETS POWDER . -OXYDOL P & G NAPTHA SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP No, 2 can ](c Large 21/5 can 3 for 95¢ Hillsdale large 214 cane 15¢ Buff can 8 cans 5c © 5 lb. bag 25¢ 125 foot roll 15c 3 rolls 14 3 for fe 27 29° 9hc dad WALNUTS Diamond. BRAZIL NUTS ALMONDS MIXED NUTS No. 1 Stock. No Peanuts" :