December 8, 1939 (8 pages)

_FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1939. NEVADA CITY NUGGET camel se Shop With A Care-free Mind WHILE THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY DOES YOUR FAMILY WASHING AND IRONING Christmas comes two weeks from Monday. And think how much Mother has to do between now and then. Surely she shouldn't stop to do the family’s washing and ironing. Our famous service is both superior and economie ical. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY U.S. AND CANADA ~ SOME DAY WILL UNITE, FORECAST LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.—The United States and Canada are moving toward an eventual union, believes Dr. George McBride, professor of geography on the Los Angeles campus of the University of California. Economic, cultural, and geographical forces will some day result in political union, the professor says, though he makes no prediction of the length of time necessary for its accomplishment. “A union between the United States and Canada will come about, not through imperialistic ‘expansion on the part of either country, but by a simple process of growing together,’’ Dr. McBride declares. He points out.that the populations of Canada and the United States live side by side, since Canadian populaation is concentrated on her southern border. There is considerable interchange in population; for more ‘han 1,200,000 people of Canadian hirth live in the United States, and there are more than 340,000 United States born inhabitants in Canada. Dr. McBride also calls attention to the strong economic ties which link the countries. Canada is the second largest customer of the United States, and in turn the United States ALLEGHANY NEWS ITEMS (Mrs. Carl Johnson and niece, Miss Lois Held, spent Tuesday in Nevada City visiting friends and attending to business affairs. Fred Develey, Sr., who suffered a severe illness recently, is showing any division of the P. G. & E. system. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sechwalm, former Nevada' City residents, have in Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Car] Johnson entertained fourteen relatives and friends at a Thanksgiving day banquet at their home, Plum Valley Inn. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Car] Becker, son, Jack Becker, Miss Virene Bruce, Bill Held, Marysville; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwalm, Mike Pascoe, Otto Moran, Kenneth Danzer, Alleghany; George Fletcher and Lee Davis, Pike City, Misses Betty and Lois Held. Conductor: “Can't you see the sign, ‘No Smoking’?”’ Sailor: ‘‘Sure, mate, that’s: plain enough. But there are so many dippy signs here. One says ‘Wear Brown’s Corsets.’ So I ain’t paying attention to any of them.” “No Hunting or Trespassing” signs for sale at the Nugget Office. from any other country. The relationship is especially noticeable on the Pacifie Coast, he de‘ Kf Subscribe for the Nugget. imports more from Canada than Stayed joe WHat poe. Kage British Columbia is the most Britsh fe) e Canadian provinces, its ties CHESTERFIELDS Cae Pacific Coast are far ethane NEW ARRIVALS—VELOUR OR TAPESTRY . i Qe¢° Gude Rust, Blue, Green “Increasing independence of members of the British Empire will break NO PRICE REDUCTIONS AFTER DECEMBER 25 . ee < 4 of sentiment in Canada against such Hill Furniture Co. 5 EO that sentiment will bac ical i J Big, complete stocks! Everything need for holiday a and every day feasting.all at life-saving prices for gift-strained budgets. It’s fun to shop at Safeway. Try it! ARROTS' No. 2 2 STOKELYS PEAS AND C o. 2 can ]2c Scot Tissue STOKELYS PEAS’ Honey Pod _ No. 2 can 12¢ Reg. 1000 sheet roll— . SPAM—Hormel Twelve Ounce Can 29c Oates 3 for 23c FINE. Fidelis Burgundy or Claret 24 ounce bottle 25c DOG FOOD OldEnglish Pound can 6 for 95c Scot Towels PAR SOAP POWDER Large Package 22 Reg. rolls 3 for 25c DIAMOND WALNUTS Large size. Lb. cello bag ()c x KLEENEX 500 sheet package 2 for 55¢ Waldorf Tissue KARO SYRUP Blue Label 114 bb. can ]3¢ Regular roll 4c SALAD DRESSING Duchess — Quart jar 25c. WHITE KING Prices Effective December 8 to 13 Inclusive. Toilet Soap ve Regular Bar 5c WHITE KING Laundry Soap Reg. bar 10 for 2Qc Ivory Soap Large bar 3 for 25c BARGAINS . ~ Medium size bar 5c ' by the BOX . = Ivory Soap Guest PEARS Harper House Bartlett halves No. 24% cans . 7c Reg. bar 2 for Qc BORAXO 20 Mule Team 10 ounce can ] 4c re . 1 SWEET CORN Country Home No. 2 can. 10¢ Liptons Tea eu $ JELL WELL All Flavors Regular Package 3 for 13¢ CURRANTS WINDEX . AIRWAY COFFEE Sunmaid Fancy 6 ounce bottle EDWARDS COFFEE Plain or drip grind pound can 2c pound package . Vy . b. pkg. 2 for ]5¢c 15¢ 2 for 5c O P Black '% bb. tin 22c 14, pound tin A2c Sunsweet Prunes Med. size 2 lb. pkg. ]5c SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE FTEMS SAF considerable improvement in his con-; dition. He is in charge of the Allegh-j. CANCER VICTIMS EYPERIMENT WITH ULC CYCLOTRON BERKELEY, Dec. 7.—The pos-: sibilities of cancer therapy are being! ex>lored for the first time by the moved into the Carl Johnson hous’ ymees was made from Berkeley and ; from Washington, D. C., today that 225-ton medical cyclotron of the University of California. Announcehuman cancer patients are being treated with the cyclotron, so that its. neutron ray may break down the malignant self-reproducing cells. and effect, at least for the time being some definite remission of these lesions. It was the development of this new cyclotron which brought the. Nobe Prize in Physics to Dr. Ernest Orlando Lawrence of Berkeley a few: weeks ago. : Actually, two cyclotrons now fig4 ure in this picture of scientific pro-. gress. One is known as the old 37-. inch cyclotron, an 85-ton affair, having its place in a barn like campne! building, in which the neutron ray was first developed and the first clinical tests made. Enough happened in these tests to justify the build-! ing of the new cyclotron—the 60-. inch cyclotron, as it is called, with a neutron intensity ten times that of the old, This new engine now is housed in its own laboratory at the head of the campus enclosure. j The Washington announcement! was occasioned by the fact that Dr. Lawrence, together with his medical colleagues, was reporting the first clinical work with. the new cyclo-' tron to Dr. Lugvig Hektoen, director of the National Advisory Cancer. Council, which has been at the forefront with financial and technical assistance for the Berkeley physicist. ! In his report, Dr, Lawrence gave a graphic description, of the ovreriaiin. . of the medical cyclotron, particular!~ . concerning some of the di°fieult‘es! that have been overcome or are D-<-; ing overcome in the “breaking of this largest of the atom-smashers . and the handling of its potent radia' tions. in’ (Miss Sylvia Moody daughter 9"! Mrs. ‘Bert Moody is employed.at Fr. a _}tung’s jewelry store in Nevada City: over the Christmas and New Years holiday season. See SS Oe ing there only a day. ‘O'Reilly officiated and was made in the Catholic cem Prestes had resided at Grass ¥ several years. FUNERAL SERVICE FOR LATE GEORGE PRESTES Furness.’ ~¢ ane ews oh Canice Catholit church Wedne<dry afternoon for the late George PrestJohn J. Connel, business man es, who passed away Saturday evenAlleghany, was a business visitor im ing in the county hospital after bethis city Wednesday. Sie. ~ Delivers This New 1940 PHILCO in time for Christmas! in Built to Receive TELEVISION SOUND . the Wireless Way! Four more $100 radios will be given ; way at the Strand Theatre between now cad the end of February. Every customer ill receive free coupons for each 50 cents ash purchase or payment on account. Foote Electrical Co. 132 Mill Street Grass Valley, Calif. . OTHER 1940 MODELS $11.95 upPhone 122 How to have a Merry Christmas trip : long, tiresome trip. have fun while an ra 1. Leave your car in the garage and save the wear and tear of a Give yourself a present this Christmas, Leave your car at home for a really enjoy your Christmas trip! Relax and i S.P.engineer drives you swiftly and safely to your destination. On longer trips, you save IT’S EASY TO GIVE A TRIP AS A CHRISTMAS PRE Be Ralaxandcajogyoutelt in a warm, cozy train while the engineer drives you over smooth, steel rails, es and

_FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1939. NEVADA CITY NUGGET camel se Shop With A Care-free Mind WHILE THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY DOES YOUR FAMILY WASHING AND IRONING Christmas comes two weeks from Monday. And think how much Mother has to do between now and then. Surely she shouldn't stop to do the family’s washing and ironing. Our famous service is both superior and economie ical. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY U.S. AND CANADA ~ SOME DAY WILL UNITE, FORECAST LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.—The United States and Canada are moving toward an eventual union, believes Dr. George McBride, professor of geography on the Los Angeles campus of the University of California. Economic, cultural, and geographical forces will some day result in political union, the professor says, though he makes no prediction of the length of time necessary for its accomplishment. “A union between the United States and Canada will come about, not through imperialistic ‘expansion on the part of either country, but by a simple process of growing together,’’ Dr. McBride declares. He points out.that the populations of Canada and the United States live side by side, since Canadian populaation is concentrated on her southern border. There is considerable interchange in population; for more ‘han 1,200,000 people of Canadian hirth live in the United States, and there are more than 340,000 United States born inhabitants in Canada. Dr. McBride also calls attention to the strong economic ties which link the countries. Canada is the second largest customer of the United States, and in turn the United States ALLEGHANY NEWS ITEMS (Mrs. Carl Johnson and niece, Miss Lois Held, spent Tuesday in Nevada City visiting friends and attending to business affairs. Fred Develey, Sr., who suffered a severe illness recently, is showing any division of the P. G. & E. system. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sechwalm, former Nevada' City residents, have in Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Car] Johnson entertained fourteen relatives and friends at a Thanksgiving day banquet at their home, Plum Valley Inn. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Car] Becker, son, Jack Becker, Miss Virene Bruce, Bill Held, Marysville; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwalm, Mike Pascoe, Otto Moran, Kenneth Danzer, Alleghany; George Fletcher and Lee Davis, Pike City, Misses Betty and Lois Held. Conductor: “Can't you see the sign, ‘No Smoking’?”’ Sailor: ‘‘Sure, mate, that’s: plain enough. But there are so many dippy signs here. One says ‘Wear Brown’s Corsets.’ So I ain’t paying attention to any of them.” “No Hunting or Trespassing” signs for sale at the Nugget Office. from any other country. The relationship is especially noticeable on the Pacifie Coast, he de‘ Kf Subscribe for the Nugget. imports more from Canada than Stayed joe WHat poe. Kage British Columbia is the most Britsh fe) e Canadian provinces, its ties CHESTERFIELDS Cae Pacific Coast are far ethane NEW ARRIVALS—VELOUR OR TAPESTRY . i Qe¢° Gude Rust, Blue, Green “Increasing independence of members of the British Empire will break NO PRICE REDUCTIONS AFTER DECEMBER 25 . ee < 4 of sentiment in Canada against such Hill Furniture Co. 5 EO that sentiment will bac ical i J Big, complete stocks! Everything need for holiday a and every day feasting..all at life-saving prices for gift-strained budgets. It’s fun to shop at Safeway. Try it! ARROTS' No. 2 2 STOKELYS PEAS AND C o. 2 can ]2c Scot Tissue STOKELYS PEAS’ Honey Pod _ No. 2 can 12¢ Reg. 1000 sheet roll— . SPAM—Hormel Twelve Ounce Can 29c Oates 3 for 23c FINE. Fidelis Burgundy or Claret 24 ounce bottle 25c DOG FOOD OldEnglish Pound can 6 for 95c Scot Towels PAR SOAP POWDER Large Package 22 Reg. rolls 3 for 25c DIAMOND WALNUTS Large size. Lb. cello bag ()c x KLEENEX 500 sheet package 2 for 55¢ Waldorf Tissue KARO SYRUP Blue Label 114 bb. can ]3¢ Regular roll 4c SALAD DRESSING Duchess — Quart jar 25c. WHITE KING Prices Effective December 8 to 13 Inclusive. Toilet Soap ve Regular Bar 5c WHITE KING Laundry Soap Reg. bar 10 for 2Qc Ivory Soap Large bar 3 for 25c BARGAINS . ~ Medium size bar 5c ' by the BOX . = Ivory Soap Guest PEARS Harper House Bartlett halves No. 24% cans . 7c Reg. bar 2 for Qc BORAXO 20 Mule Team 10 ounce can ] 4c re . 1 SWEET CORN Country Home No. 2 can. 10¢ Liptons Tea eu $ JELL WELL All Flavors Regular Package 3 for 13¢ CURRANTS WINDEX . AIRWAY COFFEE Sunmaid Fancy 6 ounce bottle EDWARDS COFFEE Plain or drip grind pound can 2c pound package .

Vy . b. pkg. 2 for ]5¢c 15¢ 2 for 5c O P Black '% bb. tin 22c 14, pound tin A2c Sunsweet Prunes Med. size 2 lb. pkg. ]5c SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE FTEMS SAF considerable improvement in his con-; dition. He is in charge of the Allegh-j. CANCER VICTIMS EYPERIMENT WITH ULC CYCLOTRON BERKELEY, Dec. 7.—The pos-: sibilities of cancer therapy are being! ex>lored for the first time by the moved into the Carl Johnson hous’ ymees was made from Berkeley and ; from Washington, D. C., today that 225-ton medical cyclotron of the University of California. Announcehuman cancer patients are being treated with the cyclotron, so that its. neutron ray may break down the malignant self-reproducing cells. and effect, at least for the time being some definite remission of these lesions. It was the development of this new cyclotron which brought the. Nobe Prize in Physics to Dr. Ernest Orlando Lawrence of Berkeley a few: weeks ago. : Actually, two cyclotrons now fig4 ure in this picture of scientific pro-. gress. One is known as the old 37-. inch cyclotron, an 85-ton affair, having its place in a barn like campne! building, in which the neutron ray was first developed and the first clinical tests made. Enough happened in these tests to justify the build-! ing of the new cyclotron—the 60-. inch cyclotron, as it is called, with a neutron intensity ten times that of the old, This new engine now is housed in its own laboratory at the head of the campus enclosure. j The Washington announcement! was occasioned by the fact that Dr. Lawrence, together with his medical colleagues, was reporting the first clinical work with. the new cyclo-' tron to Dr. Lugvig Hektoen, director of the National Advisory Cancer. Council, which has been at the forefront with financial and technical assistance for the Berkeley physicist. ! In his report, Dr, Lawrence gave a graphic description, of the ovreriaiin. . of the medical cyclotron, particular!~ . concerning some of the di°fieult‘es! that have been overcome or are D-<-; ing overcome in the “breaking of this largest of the atom-smashers . and the handling of its potent radia' tions. in’ (Miss Sylvia Moody daughter 9"! Mrs. ‘Bert Moody is employed.at Fr. a _}tung’s jewelry store in Nevada City: over the Christmas and New Years holiday season. See SS Oe ing there only a day. ‘O'Reilly officiated and was made in the Catholic cem Prestes had resided at Grass ¥ several years. FUNERAL SERVICE FOR LATE GEORGE PRESTES Furness.’ ~¢ ane ews oh Canice Catholit church Wedne<dry afternoon for the late George PrestJohn J. Connel, business man es, who passed away Saturday evenAlleghany, was a business visitor im ing in the county hospital after bethis city Wednesday. Sie. ~ Delivers This New 1940 PHILCO in time for Christmas! in Built to Receive TELEVISION SOUND .. the Wireless Way! Four more $100 radios will be given ; way at the Strand Theatre between now cad the end of February. Every customer ill receive free coupons for each 50 cents ash purchase or payment on account. Foote Electrical Co. 132 Mill Street Grass Valley, Calif. . OTHER 1940 MODELS $11.95 upPhone 122 How to have a Merry Christmas trip : long, tiresome trip. have fun while an ra 1. Leave your car in the garage and save the wear and tear of a Give yourself a present this Christmas, Leave your car at home for a really enjoy your Christmas trip! Relax and i S.P.engineer drives you swiftly and safely to your destination. On longer trips, you save IT’S EASY TO GIVE A TRIP AS A CHRISTMAS PRE Be Ralaxandcajogyoutelt in a warm, cozy train while the engineer drives you over smooth, steel rails, es and