December 17, 1937 (6 pages)

PON cl te ‘ y FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1937. ° _NEVADA CITY NUGGET Beautiful © Gift Toiletries FROM Coty, Harriet Hubbard, Ayers, Yardley. Evening iin Paris Colgate in sets or individual pieces Gift Suggestions New Stationery, Lamps Heisey Glassware Pottery, China Leather Wallets Men’s and Ladies’ Travel Cases, Dresser Sets fitted with ivory and metal fittings. Fountain Pens, Pencils Christmas Cards All kinds with énvelopes from 2 for 5c to 50c each. Card Assortments 4 Beautiful Cards and Envelopes— 39c, 50c, 75c, 98c Personal Engraved Greeting Cards A Gift Wrappings Tissue Ribbons, Seals, Tags Come in and see your Christmas Store -DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 1u9 J. 109M. Phones MINERS FOUNDRY MAKES SEVERAL MINE MILLS The Miners Foundry of this city has had another busy month and the following large orders were noted this week: A 50 ton mill was sold to the Bige. low mine at Sierra City. The foundry crews ‘have ipractically assembled the mill'and it is expected it will be in running order in ten days if the weather permits. An order for 15 two and.a thalf iton side-dump ore cars is being gotten out for a mining company in the state of Nevada. These cars are much larger than the others which were one ton capacity. Two Pendelton revolutionary mills of immense size are about completed for A. D. Hadsell of Forest Hill. The foundry has just completed a cyanide plant for the same company. The foundry is building a 20 ton daily capacity rod mill for Mr. Ivey of Grass Valley who is opening up his own property near that city. PENN DREDGING COMPANY Engineer George Weaver: of the Penn Dredging company states drill tests on banks of Deer Creek .gravel are proving better than expected. The company took an option from the. Mike Kendrick ranch west of Nevada City to Deer Creek falls a distance of about five miles along the stream. A dredger will be installed in January if tests prove satisfactory and another will be installed in July. Forty men will be employed on each dredge. The Deer Creek placer mining company gave aptions to the Penn Dredging Company on _ this sround. A. C. Innis holds the options. BOLT Rendezvous. F You are Looking for Your Friends YOU WILL PROBABLY FIND THEM AT— Where everything in the way of CHRISTMAS GIFTS is to be found for YOUNG and OLD. Bolton’s on Pine Street—Make is your Holiday On’S Open Evenings MIXMASTER. She’ll adore this. beautiful streamlined . Mixmaster. Preferred by over a million women. Complete with two lovely bowls. White or green ——— A ae A Gift the Family Will Enjoy General Electric, Silex or Sunbeam ‘COFFEE MAKERS Beautiful glass bowl types= Gas models from ..$2.95 Electric models from $4.95 Christmas CHRISTMAS TREE CROP OF FOREST SERVICE 50,000 SAN FRANCISCG; Dec. 16.—Out of the great fir treé forests of California the other day stepped Paul Bunyan, legendary patron of the woods, to renew his annual agréement with old ‘St. Nicholas who depends upon Paul to furnish Christmas trees for children from one to ninety years of age. Both gentlemen smilingly conceded that without the wares of the other, Christmas would not be like it used to be at home. So ‘Paul agreed to have the trees ready and St. Neik bargained to continue putting toys and gifts umder the trees. With that, the contract was signed and sealed ,to become effective on Christmas morning, December 25. From national forest rangers in this state comes word of the cutting of 50,000 Yule trees for the Christmas decoration of many happy homes. Perky, upright, full foliaged, and brgiht with colored lights and tinsel, the carefully selected Christmas tree will soon take its place in the customary corner or before the living room window. The growth of from 10 to 25 summer seasons is in phe annual rings of the sturdy Hittle tree. It probably is a silver tip red fir, or white fir, or maybe a Douglas fir from the northern forests—Abies magnifica, Abies concolor and Pseudotsuga taxifolia to tree lovers of botanical’ in@lination. There is a story within the bark of each little fir transformed into a Christmas tree. A tale of -hardship in competition for surviving among other and larger trees, or or near death from raging forest fires or blight. Maybe, the silver tip has been cut as part of a yearly thinning of . the forest; in this case the other trees which. rémain in the woods will grasp the advantage of abundant space and ‘sunshine and grow to maturity more rapidly than quickly been for a Christmas tradition kept alive by Paul Bunyan and St. ‘Nickolas. Officials of the United States Forest Service in the California Region again have allowed the removal of trees in national forest areas which will not be harmed by the selective cutting activities of the tree dealers. Written permit and contract have been required of each dealer whose agent cut and sell the Christmas trees. Those who do not comply with Forest Servicce regula; tions violate state and federal laws. ' ; Christmas trees cut on federal land varies from -10 cents to°75 cents per The price which dealers pay for tree depending upon the size and by Vella Flindt, Melvin Clark and with Mary Martz, Melvin Clark and Phil Angove as the characters. Much aati PAGE THREE ———— Murray, Oakland; Bill Cole, Oak= land; Wm. R. Marshall, Jarbridge, Ney.; George Ordahl, Eldridge; F. A. Marghall, Sacramento; Frank T. Meyers, Sacramento; Jack Brizzolaro, Sacramento; W. D. Vanderhoff, Sac~ ramento; J. T. White, Hollywood; W. Miller, San Francisco; E. G. Met= cher, Carson City; J. B. Train, Saeramento; T. P. O’Connor, Lake City; E. J. McKenney, Sacramento; ward Vogeli, Sacramento; W. E. Oliver C. Mitchell, Alameda; Joe Collins, San Francisco; F. W. Gagh-' Mulliner, Idaho Falls, Idaho; C. BL ager and wife, Alameda; Paul .'Trubschench, San Francisco. was under the directio of Miss McKnight and assisted by Lucy Proctior, the league president. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by everyone. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS Guests registered at the National Hotel are as follows: Mrs. I. T. Miro, Sacramento; HoHIGH SCHOOL NOTES By MARY MARTZ The Nevada City high school is preparing for Christmas. As is the custom the sophomores furnished the Christmas tree, the juniors decorated it and the freshmen will be the clean up cOmmittee. The seniors provide ‘the assembly program. The entertainment will consist of a vocal solo by Bill Molthen, a musical trio Phil Angove, a skit called “TIthpersonations,’ a monologue called “Poor Papa” by Cliff Hoff, a vocal trio by Alice Graham, Madge Pianezzi, and Sylvia Moody, and a play called “Hiram, Ezra and Mirandy”’ amusement and enjoyment are expected at the high school next Friday. GIRLS LEAGUE ‘The Girls League. had a fun night Wednesday in the gym. The party Sa “List With Us—KFor Action” W. H. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER —_9——_—_— Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, just North of City Limits. = NOWHERE ELSE CAN MONEY BUY SO MUCH! would have been possible had it not} eve Got Something Here! COFFEE : dle We've Got Something Here! Fresh . Airway Lb. pkg. ae. 1. Low Shelf Prices — regular money id sores day. : ~' COFFEE AQ savers every owen oo on IL < 2. “Specials’”—additional money . savers each week. . and, of course, clean stores, courteous service, dependable merchandise— always! MARSHMALLOWS ine — FLUFFIEST lb. cello ise bag PRICES EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 17 TO 23 : INCLUSIVE “CANDY. species. As from otiner forest revenues a part of the proceeds is returned by the Forest Service to the state for county schools and for the development and maintenance of roads and trails. DR. AND MRS. PEERS HOST TO MINISTERS and Mrs. Robert Peers of Colfax entertained the Nevada-Placer minister asSociation members and their wives with a turkey dinner at their home at Colfax Monday. About 55 ministers, wives and lay members were present. This is the twelfth year Dr. and Mrs. Peers have entertained ‘the group. Mrs. Peers was presented with a potted plant. The sessions were held in the Community Metihodist church with Dr. O. Langdon of Auburn presiding. Dr. Harry Appenzellar, missionary of Korea spoke at the morning session, Dr. H. K. Hamilton made the main after dinner address. Dr; WAFFLE IRONS A beautiful chromium plated model with top heating unit. Has device to show when iron is ready for use. SOME AUTOMATIC $3.95 and up STOCKTON HILL PROPERTY Plans are to sink the 315 _ foot qhaft an additional 1,000 feet and erect a mill at the Stockton Hill mine south of Grass Valley. It is stated enough ore is blocked out to keep a 50 ton daily capacity mill operating a year. The ledge of milling ore is four feet wide. W. R=P Woock, president of the company, has ten men employed, Ben Hays, former owner, is also assisting in developing the property. For Bronchitis.Tough Old Coughs It's different—it’s faster in action—it’s compounded on superior, medical fact findings new in-this country. Z : BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE (triple acting) is the name of this prescription jat “acts IRONMASTER The fastest heating iron made. Has automatic ‘‘thumb-tip’’ heat regulator $8.95 Other irons from Only 8 More Days to Shop In Before Christmas like a flash’—it’s really wonderful to watch how speedily hard, lingering colds are put out of business. Right away that 132 Mill Street Foote Electrical Co., Grass Valley tightness begins to loosen up—coughing cea: ronchial passages clear — you're on your toes again—happy and breathing easier. _ : : Get SUCKERS today. # any Buckley's drug store—a single sip tells why Buc Stranit all-other Cough and Cold remedies in cold-wintry Canada. HARRIS DRUGS Phone 122 a CIR SELENE RET IONE EL RPP D OE IT AE MSE I FP Three packages FRUIT PEEL Orange, Lemon or Citron MINCE MEAT Sherry Flavor CHOCOLATES Bakers Premium BAKING POWDER _eeLb. Calumet 246 Lb. CAN 42c EL GRANDE FORMAY Shortening 3 WHITE KING Granulated Soap PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap P & GSOAP Giant Bars UX FLAKES SMALL PKG. 10c ‘a Tiny Kernel or Golden CORN Del Monte or Del Maize PEAS Del Monte PUMPKIN Large No. 21% can 2 for 17* Del Monte or Libby ~ JELL3WELL Assorted Flavors Pound— 2 lbs. DATES Monogram 11,4 bb. pkg. 19c ‘1/4, Lb. cake CREAM OF WHEAT Lee. pkg. FLOUR Harvest Blossom 241, ib. sk 77c 241, lb. sack Large pkg. CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 bars 3c Large Size ASPARAGUS Picnic tins Highway CORN Del Monte Lge. No. 2 reg. 12 oz. can—2 for )5c Large No. 2 can—3 for 39c l3e 236 19¢ Del Monte Buffet can Libbys Large No. rig 69c lb. tin 4Qc 29¢ 3 bars ]&c Van: Camps Large Rich Flavor APRICOTS 4 for [5c 22° 25¢ —2 for 23 Highway 2 for Ocean Spray Morton House Albers” CRACKERS N. B. C. Grahams MONSTER GUMS25¢ Master Gum Drops 2 pounds Old Fashioned 15¢ Drops—2 lbs. TOMATO SAUCE TOMATO JUICE SHRIMP Dunbar OYSTERS Dunbar 5 oz. cans ]]'/2c¢ PORK and BEANS CATSUP Large 14 oz. bottle Fancy ‘Chocolates 4 lb. box 99e =. Mates 2 gift aoe Zac Chocolate RFancy Choco8 for 25¢ 4 for 29c. 2 Cans 5 oz. 16 No. 1 can — 2 for ]9c Stokleys Whole Unpeeled PEACHES Large No. 21/2 cans 2 for 25c Cranberry Sauce Lge. No. 1 can. Ea. 13. Date Pudding Lge. No. 1 can—2 for ]Qc FLAPJACK:FLOUR 10 bb. sack 53c 29¢ 2 lb. pkg. : RITZ CRACKERS _Lb. pkg. Je SALES TAX WILL BE ADDED ON ALL TAXABLE ITEMS i 10e t= —

PON cl te ‘ y FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1937. ° _NEVADA CITY NUGGET Beautiful © Gift Toiletries FROM Coty, Harriet Hubbard, Ayers, Yardley. Evening iin Paris Colgate in sets or individual pieces Gift Suggestions New Stationery, Lamps Heisey Glassware Pottery, China Leather Wallets Men’s and Ladies’ Travel Cases, Dresser Sets fitted with ivory and metal fittings. Fountain Pens, Pencils Christmas Cards All kinds with énvelopes from 2 for 5c to 50c each. Card Assortments 4 Beautiful Cards and Envelopes— 39c, 50c, 75c, 98c Personal Engraved Greeting Cards A Gift Wrappings Tissue Ribbons, Seals, Tags Come in and see your Christmas Store -DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 1u9 J. 109M. Phones MINERS FOUNDRY MAKES SEVERAL MINE MILLS The Miners Foundry of this city has had another busy month and the following large orders were noted this week: A 50 ton mill was sold to the Bige. low mine at Sierra City. The foundry crews ‘have ipractically assembled the mill'and it is expected it will be in running order in ten days if the weather permits. An order for 15 two and.a thalf iton side-dump ore cars is being gotten out for a mining company in the state of Nevada. These cars are much larger than the others which were one ton capacity. Two Pendelton revolutionary mills of immense size are about completed for A. D. Hadsell of Forest Hill. The foundry has just completed a cyanide plant for the same company. The foundry is building a 20 ton daily capacity rod mill for Mr. Ivey of Grass Valley who is opening up his own property near that city. PENN DREDGING COMPANY Engineer George Weaver: of the Penn Dredging company states drill tests on banks of Deer Creek .gravel are proving better than expected. The company took an option from the. Mike Kendrick ranch west of Nevada City to Deer Creek falls a distance of about five miles along the stream. A dredger will be installed in January if tests prove satisfactory and another will be installed in July. Forty men will be employed on each dredge. The Deer Creek placer mining company gave aptions to the Penn Dredging Company on _ this sround. A. C. Innis holds the options. BOLT Rendezvous. F You are Looking for Your Friends YOU WILL PROBABLY FIND THEM AT— Where everything in the way of CHRISTMAS GIFTS is to be found for YOUNG and OLD. Bolton’s on Pine Street—Make is your Holiday On’S Open Evenings MIXMASTER. She’ll adore this. beautiful streamlined . Mixmaster. Preferred by over a million women. Complete with two lovely bowls. White or green ——— A ae A Gift the Family Will Enjoy General Electric, Silex or Sunbeam ‘COFFEE MAKERS Beautiful glass bowl types= Gas models from ...$2.95 Electric models from $4.95 Christmas CHRISTMAS TREE CROP OF FOREST SERVICE 50,000 SAN FRANCISCG; Dec. 16.—Out of the great fir treé forests of California the other day stepped Paul Bunyan, legendary patron of the woods, to renew his annual agréement with old ‘St. Nicholas who depends upon Paul to furnish Christmas trees for children from one to ninety years of age. Both gentlemen smilingly conceded that without the wares of the other, Christmas would not be like it used to be at home. So ‘Paul agreed to have the trees ready and St. Neik bargained to continue putting toys and gifts umder the trees. With that, the contract was signed and sealed ,to become effective on Christmas morning, December 25. From national forest rangers in this state comes word of the cutting of 50,000 Yule trees for the Christmas decoration of many happy homes. Perky, upright, full foliaged, and brgiht with colored lights and tinsel, the carefully selected Christmas tree will soon take its place in the customary corner or before the living room window. The growth of from 10 to 25 summer seasons is in phe annual rings of the sturdy Hittle tree. It probably is a silver tip red fir, or white fir, or maybe a Douglas fir from the northern forests—Abies magnifica, Abies concolor and Pseudotsuga taxifolia to tree lovers of botanical’ in@lination. There is a story within the bark of each little fir transformed into a Christmas tree. A tale of -hardship in competition for surviving among other and larger trees, or or near death from raging forest fires or blight. Maybe, the silver tip has been cut as part of a yearly thinning of . the forest; in this case the other trees which. rémain in the woods will grasp the advantage of abundant space and ‘sunshine and grow to maturity more rapidly than quickly been for a Christmas tradition kept alive by Paul Bunyan and St. ‘Nickolas. Officials of the United States Forest Service in the California Region again have allowed the removal of trees in national forest areas which will not be harmed by the selective cutting activities of the tree dealers. Written permit and contract have been required of each dealer whose agent cut and sell the Christmas trees. Those who do not comply with Forest Servicce regula; tions violate state and federal laws. ' ; Christmas trees cut on federal land varies from -10 cents to°75 cents per The price which dealers pay for tree depending upon the size and by Vella Flindt, Melvin Clark and with Mary Martz, Melvin Clark and Phil Angove as the characters. Much aati PAGE THREE ———— Murray, Oakland; Bill Cole, Oak= land; Wm. R. Marshall, Jarbridge, Ney.; George Ordahl, Eldridge; F. A. Marghall, Sacramento; Frank T. Meyers, Sacramento; Jack Brizzolaro, Sacramento; W. D. Vanderhoff, Sac~ ramento; J. T. White, Hollywood; W. Miller, San Francisco; E. G. Met= cher, Carson City; J. B. Train, Saeramento; T. P. O’Connor, Lake City; E. J. McKenney, Sacramento; ward Vogeli, Sacramento; W. E. Oliver C. Mitchell, Alameda; Joe Collins, San Francisco; F. W. Gagh-' Mulliner, Idaho Falls, Idaho; C. BL ager and wife, Alameda; Paul .'Trubschench, San Francisco. was under the directio of Miss McKnight and assisted by Lucy Proctior, the league president. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by everyone. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS Guests registered at the National Hotel are as follows: Mrs. I. T. Miro, Sacramento; HoHIGH SCHOOL NOTES By MARY MARTZ The Nevada City high school is preparing for Christmas. As is the custom the sophomores furnished the Christmas tree, the juniors decorated it and the freshmen will be the clean up cOmmittee. The seniors provide ‘the assembly program. The entertainment will consist of a vocal solo by Bill Molthen, a musical trio Phil Angove, a skit called “TIthpersonations,’ a monologue called “Poor Papa” by Cliff Hoff, a vocal trio by Alice Graham, Madge Pianezzi, and Sylvia Moody, and a play called “Hiram, Ezra and Mirandy”’ amusement and enjoyment are expected at the high school next Friday.

GIRLS LEAGUE ‘The Girls League. had a fun night Wednesday in the gym. The party Sa “List With Us—KFor Action” W. H. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER —_9——_—_— Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, just North of City Limits. = NOWHERE ELSE CAN MONEY BUY SO MUCH! would have been possible had it not} eve Got Something Here! COFFEE : dle We've Got Something Here! Fresh . Airway Lb. pkg. ae. 1. Low Shelf Prices — regular money id sores day. : ~' COFFEE AQ savers every owen oo on IL < 2. “Specials’”—additional money . savers each week. .. and, of course, clean stores, courteous service, dependable merchandise— always! MARSHMALLOWS ine — FLUFFIEST lb. cello ise bag PRICES EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 17 TO 23 : INCLUSIVE “CANDY. species. As from otiner forest revenues a part of the proceeds is returned by the Forest Service to the state for county schools and for the development and maintenance of roads and trails. DR. AND MRS. PEERS HOST TO MINISTERS and Mrs. Robert Peers of Colfax entertained the Nevada-Placer minister asSociation members and their wives with a turkey dinner at their home at Colfax Monday. About 55 ministers, wives and lay members were present. This is the twelfth year Dr. and Mrs. Peers have entertained ‘the group. Mrs. Peers was presented with a potted plant. The sessions were held in the Community Metihodist church with Dr. O. Langdon of Auburn presiding. Dr. Harry Appenzellar, missionary of Korea spoke at the morning session, Dr. H. K. Hamilton made the main after dinner address. Dr; WAFFLE IRONS A beautiful chromium plated model with top heating unit. Has device to show when iron is ready for use. SOME AUTOMATIC $3.95 and up STOCKTON HILL PROPERTY Plans are to sink the 315 _ foot qhaft an additional 1,000 feet and erect a mill at the Stockton Hill mine south of Grass Valley. It is stated enough ore is blocked out to keep a 50 ton daily capacity mill operating a year. The ledge of milling ore is four feet wide. W. R=P Woock, president of the company, has ten men employed, Ben Hays, former owner, is also assisting in developing the property. For Bronchitis.Tough Old Coughs It's different—it’s faster in action—it’s compounded on superior, medical fact findings new in-this country. Z : BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE (triple acting) is the name of this prescription jat “acts IRONMASTER The fastest heating iron made. Has automatic ‘‘thumb-tip’’ heat regulator $8.95 Other irons from Only 8 More Days to Shop In Before Christmas like a flash’—it’s really wonderful to watch how speedily hard, lingering colds are put out of business. Right away that 132 Mill Street Foote Electrical Co., Grass Valley tightness begins to loosen up—coughing cea: ronchial passages clear — you're on your toes again—happy and breathing easier. _ : : Get SUCKERS today. # any Buckley's drug store—a single sip tells why Buc Stranit all-other Cough and Cold remedies in cold-wintry Canada. HARRIS DRUGS Phone 122 a CIR SELENE RET IONE EL RPP D OE IT AE MSE I FP Three packages FRUIT PEEL Orange, Lemon or Citron MINCE MEAT Sherry Flavor CHOCOLATES Bakers Premium BAKING POWDER _eeLb. Calumet 246 Lb. CAN 42c EL GRANDE FORMAY Shortening 3 WHITE KING Granulated Soap PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap P & GSOAP Giant Bars UX FLAKES SMALL PKG. 10c ‘a Tiny Kernel or Golden CORN Del Monte or Del Maize PEAS Del Monte PUMPKIN Large No. 21% can 2 for 17* Del Monte or Libby ~ JELL3WELL Assorted Flavors Pound— 2 lbs. DATES Monogram 11,4 bb. pkg. 19c ‘1/4, Lb. cake CREAM OF WHEAT Lee. pkg. FLOUR Harvest Blossom 241, ib. sk 77c 241, lb. sack Large pkg. CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 bars 3c Large Size ASPARAGUS Picnic tins Highway CORN Del Monte Lge. No. 2 reg. 12 oz. can—2 for )5c Large No. 2 can—3 for 39c l3e 236 19¢ Del Monte Buffet can Libbys Large No. rig 69c lb. tin 4Qc 29¢ 3 bars ]&c Van: Camps Large Rich Flavor APRICOTS 4 for [5c 22° 25¢ —2 for 23 Highway 2 for Ocean Spray Morton House Albers” CRACKERS N. B. C. Grahams MONSTER GUMS25¢ Master Gum Drops 2 pounds Old Fashioned 15¢ Drops—2 lbs. TOMATO SAUCE TOMATO JUICE SHRIMP Dunbar OYSTERS Dunbar 5 oz. cans ]]'/2c¢ PORK and BEANS CATSUP Large 14 oz. bottle Fancy ‘Chocolates 4 lb. box 99e =. Mates 2 gift aoe Zac Chocolate RFancy Choco8 for 25¢ 4 for 29c. 2 Cans 5 oz. 16 No. 1 can — 2 for ]9c Stokleys Whole Unpeeled PEACHES Large No. 21/2 cans 2 for 25c Cranberry Sauce Lge. No. 1 can. Ea. 13. Date Pudding Lge. No. 1 can—2 for ]Qc FLAPJACK:FLOUR 10 bb. sack 53c 29¢ 2 lb. pkg. : RITZ CRACKERS _Lb. pkg. Je SALES TAX WILL BE ADDED ON ALL TAXABLE ITEMS i 10e t= —