December 23, 1932 (6 pages)

Attorney at Law 205 Pine St., ” Nevada City, Calif. NEVADA CITY HAND FINISH 229 Commercial Street WE GIVE 20 -PER CENT all Discount on CASH AND CARRY LAUNDRY 1.00 and Over Family Washr Rough Dry 20 Pounds for $1.00 Open Monday, Tuesday and Friday Evenings Until 8 p. m. HAZEL EIBERGER, Prop. of eeininieieinininieieieioioleieieiieininioieieien BOWMAN & BOWMAN Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 30814. Broad Street BEAUTY CULTURE $5.00 and $5.50 PERMANENT WAVING : Metibininieioiniein® oe his year we'll shop ere our money buys OST! our Christmas gift forther by shopping Drug Store. There ts of the highest money saving exclusive Rexis received dimanufacturer. its! i Make money £0 at the Rexall you get produ quality at rea rices. All the. Az) merchandise rect from the You get the pro ESLER E. . ARRIS >t ‘City Phone 100 SAVE with SAFETY at: Tre Jems DRUG STORE “a ee SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET opposite courthouse . ’ LOCAL PPENING.: Mrs. M. L. Mitchel of this city, left Tuesday for a few days vacation in Sacramento. ‘i 1 Kary vl d Harold D. Maryott, mining engineer from New Mexico, is planning a trip to this district soon. __Members of. the J. V. Wood-family, who have been sick are on the road to recovery. Joseph Thomas and sister, Miss Ervina Thomas, former residents of Nevada City, are spending the Christmas holiday here with relatives. Cub Scouts attention! Be sure to be present at the meeting tomorrow afternoon at. two o’clock in the Forresters Hall. Mrs. Orlando McCraney is on the sick list with a bad cold. Among those recovering from bad colds are Mrs. E. E. Barker and little-daughter Helen. Friends of Miss Lois Towle, a former student of Nevada City higa school, will be pleased to learn of her graduation this week from the San Mateo high school. An earthquake shock was distinctly felt in Nevada City Tuesday night at 10:13 o’clock. Many local people felt the shock which was also felt at other points in the county. Coach Bev Baron of the local high school returned Wednesday morning from Sonora to better guide tne destinies of his basketball teams this evening. ® R. S. Turman, local mining man with interests in the Scott’s Flat district will leave tomorrow for Sacramento on a business trip. If negotiations warrent, he will go to San Francisco later. H. Ricksecker, Boy Scout and Cub Scout official from Auburn with jurisdiction over this territory, was a visitor on Scout business in Nevada City and Grass Valley Wednesday afternoon. Their car overturning on the highway Tuesday night. near the site of the recent Twin Cities Dance Hall, two travelers without further ado, pitched camp along side of the road and made out O. K. until the following day. Lee Cochrane of the’ BraunKnecht-Heimann Company, was a business caller in Neyada City Tuesday from the head office in San Francisco. His company handles echemieals and scientific apparatus. J. E. Thomas and Jack Hall of Ely, Nevada stopped in Nevada City for an indefinate period yesterday afternoon. The. men are quartz miners and are looking for a property to develop*in this district. FORMER NUGGET EMPLOYEE IS NEVADA CITY VISITOR Mrs. Mabel. C. Hale, formerly of this city, is now a house guest of Mrs. M. E. Langley and son John W. Langley. She will stay in this city until after the ifrst of the year when she will return to her home in Sacramento. She is now renewing many pleasant former Nevada City acquaintances. Mrs. Hale was until last May associated with the Nevada City Nug— Beautiful Copper Ware Vases Console Sets Hanging Baskets Jardineers Flower Bowls All in several new finishes: Bronze Onyx Verdium Rubium rices: be 00 to $3. 90 THE, NEVADA. get when Mrs. Willoughby was the proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. I. Van Dornum, who’ came here from Tonopah, Nevada are Voth ea with the de this week. Mrs. Leonard Truscott, of Nevada City, was taken ill with a bad cold yesterday. > Miss Erma McCormick and Miss Dearsteen Daniels, teachers in the Roseville schools, are in Nevada City to—spend—Christmas with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, of Nevada City, left yesterday for Oakland, where; they will visit for a couple of months with relatives. Mrs. Fred Yocum, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Barker in Grass Valley returned home for a few days to help friend husbanw clean up the unwashed dishes. Coach Bev Barron will leave for his home in Sonora tomorrow morning. Before returning for the 1933 school year, he plans to spend some time in the bay region. Milton Schiffner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner, of Nevada City, will arrive this week to spend the Christmas holiday with his parents and brothers. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darke are preparing to entertain the following at a delightful Christmas dinner: Postmaster and Mrs. P. G. Scadden, Walter Scadden and Miss Mary Hoskins. Eddie Trimmer will leave Saturday morning for San Francisco to spend Christmas with his wife and son and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. MeMath. Mr. Trimmers wife and son, who have spent the last two weeks. in the city will. accompany him home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson of San Francisco, are to spend. the Xmas holiday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Guenther of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Chico will motor over to spend Christmas Day with his brother, Robert Allen and wife. .L. T. Lake, mining engineer, and Charles Coble were visiting in this district -Tuesday and Wednesday from Los Angeles. The men made further inspection of mining properties in this district on which options are held by the Gillespie initeregts jof Los Angeles. Leaving for the south Wednesday evening. they planned to return in about two weeks time. Redondo Beach—Local police department moved to new quarters. ITY NUGGET seimiiiiigiian Continued from page one Basket Ball Game Played Tonight a little more~speed, Celie will develop .into a fine basketball player. Toccalini has not played so far this year because of his football ankle. He is slated to start asa running mate to Shaffi tonight however, and local supporters are going to watch his play with a great deal of interest. He is starting be‘cause of his last year’s record and experience. Starting lienups for the __ local teams tonight as announced by Mr. Barron will be as follows: CLASS A Pierce Wasley or Schiffner SALA Gero 2s ees .--Forward Toccalini Forward Tamblyn Hoffman or Barry Admission to the games will be: Adults’ 40 cents and students and children 20 cents. Good support should be given the local high school team in their first league game. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vefterans. of. Foreign Wars put ona mighty fine Christmas tree event for the children last night at the Odd Fellows Hall. All the kiddies got their Christmas candy and a jolly time was. had. Arthur W. Hoge, president of the Hoge Development Company, planned to leave this morning for Palo Alto to visit his brother for several days over the holidays, providing he feels well enough after his recent illness. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND—Bunch of ‘keys on Alleghany highway just this side of where the North Carolina mine road comes-in. Call at the Nuggét office and pay for this adv. Bic ont Bs, Pry _ COKE r) CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY . : Corner of Main and Commercial Sts NEVADA CITY California Grocery pecials CANNED PUMPKIN— S. & W. MINCE MEAT— 2 Pounds (7 Ov 22 3 TRUPAK SHRIMP— DELUXE PEAS, NO. 2 CAN— DELUXE CORN, NO. 2 CAN— DE LUXE STRING BEANS— GREEN OLIVES— Bottle STUFFED OLIVES— Bottle S. & W. CRANBERRY SAUCE J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery Extra Value in HOLIDAY TELEGRAMS Always read . . . on top of the pile. Always remembered . . . distinctive enough to stand out above others. Colorful blanks and envelopes . . . at no extra cost. Cost no more than any other high-grade form of greeting . . . as little as 20 cents for as much as 50 words by night letter. — In the Crisp, intimate languarge of the telegraph. Save time, telephone your telegrams to us. Western Union Telegraph Company . . newspaper. _ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gunther an¢ Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Robison of Los Angeles are to arrive tonight to spend Christmas Day with Guenthers. ]. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther. The young women were formerly the Misses Hattie and Hazel — of this city. If you don’t believe in advertising, just take a look at another article in this paper about the finding of a 19th century, Nevada. City in that paper are still getting good advertising from their . initial investment. Who says it doesn’t pay to advertise? 23,1932 and J. P. Ainsworth makers and Jewelers Any Watch or Clock Repaired _Prices Reasonable Ais West Main, Grass Valley ag People whoadvertised} 3. Ore and Bullion Purchased a Licensed by State of Calfornia~—— Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Flent; South San Francisco. Lumber Talks Since we are celebrating our first Christmas in Nevada City with our newly made friends and acquaintances, we wish them, and also those with whom we hope to later become acquainted A MERRY AND CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW. YEAR Nevada County Lumber Co. Fred E. Conner, Mer. Only One Store 124 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘The nation’s natural resources ate wotth c. se Bil lion Dollars” ie rds, plantAtions, forests, mires, oil fields, fisheries, etc., are conOur farms, orch onerne sealant servatively estimated by authorities to be worth this vast sum. What’ a magnificent foundation upon which to build a greater United States! With every shoulder to the wheel this country will soon find its place in the economic 5un. Help speed the day through normal thinking, living, buying, saving and investing. . . . .« OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY, IN THIS OR ANY OTHER TIME-TESTED BANK BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION & FROERAL ntseave , TOYS OF ALL + Animals of All Kinds—elephants, ponies, donkeys, all in Bright Colors, Each Holiday Gift Stationery—Linen, Novelt y and Vellum Finishes With Envelopes, 24 in box. Handkerchiefs in Gift Boxes—Beauti 3 in a Box, Daintily Embroidered. oe ars "15¢ : Tungsten Tree Set—Complete With'8 Bulbs. Now You Can Light Your Tree Brilliantly at a Low Price. Only TREZISE BROTHERS Lower Main St. ; Cia Valley

Attorney at Law 205 Pine St., ” Nevada City, Calif. NEVADA CITY HAND FINISH 229 Commercial Street WE GIVE 20 -PER CENT all Discount on CASH AND CARRY LAUNDRY 1.00 and Over Family Washr Rough Dry 20 Pounds for $1.00 Open Monday, Tuesday and Friday Evenings Until 8 p. m. HAZEL EIBERGER, Prop. of eeininieieinininieieieioioleieieiieininioieieien BOWMAN & BOWMAN Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 30814. Broad Street BEAUTY CULTURE $5.00 and $5.50 PERMANENT WAVING : Metibininieioiniein® oe his year we'll shop ere our money buys OST! our Christmas gift forther by shopping Drug Store. There ts of the highest money saving exclusive Rexis received dimanufacturer. its! i Make money £0 at the Rexall you get produ quality at rea rices. All the. Az) merchandise rect from the You get the pro ESLER E. . ARRIS >t ‘City Phone 100 SAVE with SAFETY at: Tre Jems DRUG STORE “a ee SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET opposite courthouse . ’ LOCAL PPENING.: Mrs. M. L. Mitchel of this city, left Tuesday for a few days vacation in Sacramento. ‘i 1 Kary vl d Harold D. Maryott, mining engineer from New Mexico, is planning a trip to this district soon. __Members of. the J. V. Wood-family, who have been sick are on the road to recovery. Joseph Thomas and sister, Miss Ervina Thomas, former residents of Nevada City, are spending the Christmas holiday here with relatives. Cub Scouts attention! Be sure to be present at the meeting tomorrow afternoon at. two o’clock in the Forresters Hall. Mrs. Orlando McCraney is on the sick list with a bad cold. Among those recovering from bad colds are Mrs. E. E. Barker and little-daughter Helen. Friends of Miss Lois Towle, a former student of Nevada City higa school, will be pleased to learn of her graduation this week from the San Mateo high school. An earthquake shock was distinctly felt in Nevada City Tuesday night at 10:13 o’clock. Many local people felt the shock which was also felt at other points in the county. Coach Bev Baron of the local high school returned Wednesday morning from Sonora to better guide tne destinies of his basketball teams this evening. ® R. S. Turman, local mining man with interests in the Scott’s Flat district will leave tomorrow for Sacramento on a business trip. If negotiations warrent, he will go to San Francisco later. H. Ricksecker, Boy Scout and Cub Scout official from Auburn with jurisdiction over this territory, was a visitor on Scout business in Nevada City and Grass Valley Wednesday afternoon. Their car overturning on the highway Tuesday night. near the site of the recent Twin Cities Dance Hall, two travelers without further ado, pitched camp along side of the road and made out O. K. until the following day. Lee Cochrane of the’ BraunKnecht-Heimann Company, was a business caller in Neyada City Tuesday from the head office in San Francisco. His company handles echemieals and scientific apparatus. J. E. Thomas and Jack Hall of Ely, Nevada stopped in Nevada City for an indefinate period yesterday afternoon. The. men are quartz miners and are looking for a property to develop*in this district. FORMER NUGGET EMPLOYEE IS NEVADA CITY VISITOR Mrs. Mabel. C. Hale, formerly of this city, is now a house guest of Mrs. M. E. Langley and son John W. Langley. She will stay in this city until after the ifrst of the year when she will return to her home in Sacramento. She is now renewing many pleasant former Nevada City acquaintances. Mrs. Hale was until last May associated with the Nevada City Nug— Beautiful Copper Ware Vases Console Sets Hanging Baskets Jardineers Flower Bowls All in several new finishes: Bronze Onyx Verdium Rubium rices: be 00 to $3. 90 THE, NEVADA. get when Mrs. Willoughby was the proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. I. Van Dornum, who’ came here from Tonopah, Nevada are Voth ea with the de this week. Mrs. Leonard Truscott, of Nevada City, was taken ill with a bad cold yesterday. > Miss Erma McCormick and Miss Dearsteen Daniels, teachers in the Roseville schools, are in Nevada City to—spend—Christmas with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, of Nevada City, left yesterday for Oakland, where; they will visit for a couple of months with relatives. Mrs. Fred Yocum, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Barker in Grass Valley returned home for a few days to help friend husbanw clean up the unwashed dishes. Coach Bev Barron will leave for his home in Sonora tomorrow morning. Before returning for the 1933 school year, he plans to spend some time in the bay region. Milton Schiffner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner, of Nevada City, will arrive this week to spend the Christmas holiday with his parents and brothers. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darke are preparing to entertain the following at a delightful Christmas dinner: Postmaster and Mrs. P. G. Scadden, Walter Scadden and Miss Mary Hoskins. Eddie Trimmer will leave Saturday morning for San Francisco to spend Christmas with his wife and son and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. MeMath. Mr. Trimmers wife and son, who have spent the last two weeks. in the city will. accompany him home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson of San Francisco, are to spend. the Xmas holiday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Guenther of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Chico will motor over to spend Christmas Day with his brother, Robert Allen and wife. .L. T. Lake, mining engineer, and Charles Coble were visiting in this district -Tuesday and Wednesday from Los Angeles. The men made further inspection of mining properties in this district on which options are held by the Gillespie initeregts jof Los Angeles. Leaving for the south Wednesday evening. they planned to return in about two weeks time. Redondo Beach—Local police department moved to new quarters. ITY NUGGET seimiiiiigiian Continued from page one Basket Ball Game Played Tonight a little more~speed, Celie will develop .into a fine basketball player. Toccalini has not played so far this year because of his football ankle. He is slated to start asa running mate to Shaffi tonight however, and local supporters are going to watch his play with a great deal of interest. He is starting be‘cause of his last year’s record and experience. Starting lienups for the __ local teams tonight as announced by Mr. Barron will be as follows: CLASS A Pierce Wasley or Schiffner SALA Gero 2s ees .--Forward Toccalini Forward Tamblyn Hoffman or Barry Admission to the games will be: Adults’ 40 cents and students and children 20 cents. Good support should be given the local high school team in their first league game. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vefterans. of. Foreign Wars put ona mighty fine Christmas tree event for the children last night at the Odd Fellows Hall. All the kiddies got their Christmas candy and a jolly time was. had. Arthur W. Hoge, president of the Hoge Development Company, planned to leave this morning for Palo Alto to visit his brother for several days over the holidays, providing he feels well enough after his recent illness. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND—Bunch of ‘keys on Alleghany highway just this side of where the North Carolina mine road comes-in. Call at the Nuggét office and pay for this adv. Bic ont Bs, Pry _ COKE r) CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY . : Corner of Main and Commercial Sts NEVADA CITY California Grocery pecials CANNED PUMPKIN— S. & W. MINCE MEAT— 2 Pounds (7 Ov 22 3 TRUPAK SHRIMP— DELUXE PEAS, NO. 2 CAN— DELUXE CORN, NO. 2 CAN— DE LUXE STRING BEANS— GREEN OLIVES— Bottle STUFFED OLIVES— Bottle S. & W. CRANBERRY SAUCE J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery Extra Value in HOLIDAY TELEGRAMS Always read . . . on top of the pile. Always remembered . . . distinctive enough to stand out above others. Colorful blanks and envelopes . . . at no extra cost. Cost no more than any other high-grade form of greeting . . . as little as 20 cents for as much as 50 words by night letter. — In the Crisp, intimate languarge of the telegraph. Save time, telephone your telegrams to us. Western Union Telegraph Company . . newspaper. _ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gunther an¢ Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Robison of Los Angeles are to arrive tonight to spend Christmas Day with Guenthers. ]. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther. The young women were formerly the Misses Hattie and Hazel — of this city. If you don’t believe in advertising, just take a look at another article in this paper about the finding of a 19th century, Nevada. City in that paper are still getting good advertising from their . initial investment. Who says it doesn’t pay to advertise? 23,1932 and J. P. Ainsworth makers and Jewelers Any Watch or Clock Repaired _Prices Reasonable Ais West Main, Grass Valley ag People whoadvertised} 3. Ore and Bullion Purchased a Licensed by State of Calfornia~—— Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Flent; South San Francisco. Lumber Talks Since we are celebrating our first Christmas in Nevada City with our newly made friends and acquaintances, we wish them, and also those with whom we hope to later become acquainted A MERRY AND CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW. YEAR Nevada County Lumber Co. Fred E. Conner, Mer. Only One Store 124 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘The nation’s natural resources ate wotth c. se Bil lion Dollars” ie rds, plantAtions, forests, mires, oil fields, fisheries, etc., are conOur farms, orch onerne sealant servatively estimated by authorities to be worth this vast sum. What’ a magnificent foundation upon which to build a greater United States! With every shoulder to the wheel this country will soon find its place in the economic 5un. Help speed the day through normal thinking, living, buying, saving and investing. . . . .« OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY, IN THIS OR ANY OTHER TIME-TESTED BANK BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION & FROERAL ntseave , TOYS OF ALL + Animals of All Kinds—elephants, ponies, donkeys, all in Bright Colors, Each Holiday Gift Stationery—Linen, Novelt y and Vellum Finishes With Envelopes, 24 in box. Handkerchiefs in Gift Boxes—Beauti 3 in a Box, Daintily Embroidered. oe ars "15¢ : Tungsten Tree Set—Complete With'8 Bulbs. Now You Can Light Your Tree Brilliantly at a Low Price. Only TREZISE BROTHERS Lower Main St. ; Cia Valley