December 9, 1935 (6 pages)

GE SIX MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935: NEVADA CITY. NUGGET PARALLEL PARKING (Contiuned from Page One) m event an accident occurs.” Safety organizations backing the parallel parking system specify three reasons for its popularity: 1. Persons stépeping from the curb be‘tween cars have clear vision the highway; 2. Cars do not ‘have to back into traffic when leaving 4 Parking area; 3. A greater area for moving traffic is opened. of The new staté'law requiring parallel parking follows. “Except when loading or unloading merchandise, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle at the curb or edge of a through State highway unless. both right wheels of the vehicle are within 18 inches of the curb or edge of such highway.’’ Division of highways of the department of public works has been instructed by Director Earl Lee Kelly to cooperate with California Highway Patrol in assisting cities to meet demands of the new state law on parallel parking. STOLEN AUTO SPOTTERS TRAINED BY STATE A trained squad of stolen auto“mobile spotters will be developed _ at a motor vehicle department school ‘which opened at the ‘State Fair grounds last week. Under a law ‘come operative January ist. the registration of out of state cars will be deferred for ninety days, during which ffime the foree will determine whether they _are in the possession of the mate owner. A squad of seventeen operatives, fheluding ten investigators and seven bore or che Yet } 7 t t * ister the law. Instructors in the class include highway patrol inspectors, registration and theft experts. new SS Oe SST RS WW chiéfs auto trained detective . legiti. Christmas in Shanghai Just One of Their Days HEN Christmas comes to Shanghai, a cross-section of the world makes holiday. fails to get the meaning of it, but such a fun-loving people can do well with one more celebration. So the Chinaman himself adds to the din with firethe making of calls. the observance of the season by this } most cosmopolitan city. Shanghai’s “social registerites” start plans for din ners and dances as early as the mid* . dle of November; immediately reserva. tions are checked off on the calendars of ballrooms and restaurants. The exact form of observance varies with the nationality divisions of the city. In the Russian section, the day is observed as it is on the steppes or in Moscow. The French greet Santa Claus in their own way, even though the wax dolls have to be brought far from the Champs Elysees. The Japanese prefet to make merry by drinking saki. The English must have their plum pudding and holly. At the mission schools, where boys and girls are taught in separate classes, Christmas carols around the tree give modest school girls a chance not only ‘of singing hymns but of “seeing hims.” In interior China, however. most of the people prefer to celebrate their own Dragon-boat, Mid-Autumn, and New Year holidays rather than this “imported” one. * They do ‘not even try to understand these queer foreigners. To them December 25 is just another day !—Frances Grinstead, © Western Newspaper Union. HANDSOME WINDOW DISPLAY The Alpha Hardware Stores, Ltd., of this city are displaying attractive . . . . gifts for the Christmas trade in electrical appliances, beautiful dishes, oven ware, washing machines, Chesterfield set, lamps, desk, cedar chest, smoking set and over stuffed chairs. . . Carl E. Smith, non-resident checkcacix at the Vruckee station has been attending the school. NUGGET ADS PAY Slave toa Gosddieeed heating plant.NOT ME! {opr geen of users of gas heating who have “tried them all” voice but one regret—they didn’t begin to enjoy the utterly carefree comfort of gas heating soon enough. Why? Because gas heating so completely and thoroughly lives up in performance to all its fine points. Pil Tell the World.» Gas Heat Can’i Be Beat! Gas heating’s fine points are these: You save money on the equipment you buy because the first cost is less. Automatic thermostat equipment is lowest in cost. And each piece of gas heating equipment is complete in itself. The gas fuel is delivered in a pipe, you order it as you use it and pay for it after you use it. Gas fuel, too, ignites instantly—without -the bother of matches or tapers. df It’s Plenty Reasonable, Too! Over 200,000 Northern California families using gas heat know its reasonable cost. Month after month throughout the year when all the costs of house heating are figured in— gas heating is too inexpensive to do without. GAS CIRCULATING GAS GAS STEAM RADIATOR FLOOR Have you seen the ‘beautiful new models of these compact and » complete heating units ? Extremely reasonable to operate. * An ‘ideal without 5 cost. furnace heat for home a basement. Healthful, with low operating solution for Here the luxury of steam ‘heat for modest home with modest incomes. Takes up but little space by a wall. Low in first cost and operating cost, quick-acting SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE AND ELECTRIC COMPANY tied” Seiated by Colfer The average. Chinaman. crackers and gift-giving, parties and . There is a distinct western touch to . 1935, Popcorn Presents Apples, jelly or canned fruit, anda even big cherry homemade wreaths done up “Christmasy” make practical presents; but the gayest and most welcome of the off-the-farm-and-on-toe-thecity presents seem to be pop corn and hickory nuts. -With a basket of pop eorn and a bag of hickory nuts all kinds of Christmas boxes are snitable for every one from grandfather and grandmother who lived on a farm and picked up chestnuts when they were young, all the way down to the littlest boy cousin, who’s inordinately fond of candy. Holiday Garnish for Salads Cranberry jelly sliced and cut into fancy; shapes with a cookie cutter or a knife makes an attractive and unusual garnish for salads and desserts during the holiday season. Uncle Eben’s Advice “Santa Claus will soon be here,” said Uncle Eben, “and tain’t no time to tell yoh financial worries.” If you writes him a letigr, don’t write it in red ink.” DOG.BITES CHILD of Nevada on Little Grace, Harding, City, was*quite severely. bitten the face by a dog Sunday at about noon. Dr. Hummelt, attending physician, found three big gashes in her face that required fourteen stitches to close. It is reported the’ child was playing with the dog which was gnawing a bone, _ NUGGET ADS PAY NOTICE State of California, County of Nevada. ss. I, the undersigned, do hereby certify that I am transacting business in the State of California, in the County of Nevada, under ‘the fictitious name of .“‘S. Lee Leiter Lace House;’’ that my full name is Ruby Miller and my place of.residence Nevada City, Nevada County, California. : , WITNESS my hand this $th day of December, 1935. RUBY MILLER. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. On this 9th day before me, W. E. Wright, Notary Public in and for the said County and State, personally. appeared RUBY MILLER, known te me to be the person whose: ‘name is subdscribed to the foregoing affidavit . and she acknowledged to me that she executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have} hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal the day and year in this: Certificate first above written. (SEAL) 7 is of December, . W. E. WRIGHT, Notary Public in and for tha County of Nevada, State of Califorhia. Dec. 9,26) 99 ao; Health and Happiness Our herbs’ have happiness to thousands. We can restore your health to you too, herbs for ments, s: Office’ daily 4 p. m. to 9 p. m. Sat. 8 a. m.{ to 8 p. m. Sunday 8 a, m. to 2 p. m. . YEE AND YEE HERB CO. 121 S. Church St. all. ail-; nae brought health and; = Chinese . 3 hours, ! 4 Grass vas =y: Made Best cf Worst of Christmas-Time Mishap HE snow began mearly a week before Christmas and when the great day arrived, fol were trying. to remember the time when it didn’t snow in Morton City. chant, had put Off setting his shopping supply so there were no to be bought for love or money. when news got about down on the railroad siding.was snow“bound in Morton City, sort of forgot about Too, the president of party had a special car on the rear of the snowbound Passenger, and wasn't that a great honor indeed? Folks got over the novelty of their visitors in time fer the organization of a huge choir cf enrol ssingers that went down to the trziin and paraded through the lensth of the coaches, even to singing for the chef and the porters and, of course, all the train men. They had remembered to take along'a tree decorated with the makeshift ornaments they nad om hand from previous years. But senrehow, they made a great hit with ali the strangers who joined heartily in the fun. s The passengers dove into their baggage and brow=ht up books, boxes of candy, candy bars, ties, fancy. soaps and bath salts, hightw perfumed, beautiful towels and even lovely baby clothing, wearing appzrel and jewelry. In fact, not a seul in the little settlement was without one of theimpromptu gifts. The passengers received olilfashioned roasted fowls and all trimmings of a generous feast. What one hath not, thee other ‘nad, seemed the most terse explanation of the happy condition !:—Luella B. Iyons. =e as the road with his Mrs. times wonder if me ‘usbands‘ grown D’you know, *Arris I sometired of me.”’ “Whatever makes that, Mrs. "*iges 7°" “Well ‘e you say a been “ome for seven Barnes, the only mer gifts in town . But . that the train , old and young . £ the lack of gifts. . %. Aren’t people funny? If you tell a there 270,678,934,341 stars in the univers he’ll believe you—but if a sign says ‘Fresh Paint’, that same man has to make personal investigation. NUGGET ADS PAY JURY TRIAL REQUESTED man are . Mrs. Alpha Lattin, arraigned Fri. day in the superior court on an in. formation Containing two counts_of Dieaded and asked for a a perjury not guilty to both ; counts jury trial . which was set for January 15, 1936. v evada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY A dramatizaTHE THREE MUSKETEERS@::": * great romance masterpiece of Dumas, featuring Walter Abel, Paul Lukes, Margot Graham, Heather Angel and a score of other favorites. Produced to thrill a twentieth century world with a seventeenth century tale. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1936 A Paramount picture with Jackie Oakie, Gracie Allen, Lyda Roberti, Wendie Barrie, Henry Wadsworth and a score of outstanding stars of the screen in their specialties including Bing Crosby, Amos’n Andy, Ray Noble and his band. == GEO. M. BOBSTL CONTRACTOR : “BUILDER OF FINE HOMES” Construction, Hauling, Excavating veal L2 dad lam now equipped to move from 300 to 500 yards of soil or gravel in eight hours work. Nevada City Phone 289-M mart et) me : $1 days and Holiday As usual, our garment. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Wir . “5 , ene one Agee y p22 JOH 36 PILLS OLE LOI Fre Purchase of Any Sicit or Over-oat At the . , BOSTON MERCANTILE Co. WE FEAT URE THE LATE FALL AND WINTER Suits and Overcoats Including the Popular CLARK GABLE MODELS PRICED FROM 7.50 Dressy Wrap-Arounds, Stylish "Pleated Backs, and other models. Be dressed in Style for the HolliGET YOUR TURKEY FREE al a ~~ FR Specia! includes PRESSING and minor alterations for the life of the A LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS BROAD STREET BOSTON MERCANTILE CO. NEVADA CITY as a ependable ante ifts,<ass they are beautiful! Me ‘ BULOVA, va : / ee Watches ( ‘No other gift will be as welcome — or live so long! in useful service. Aand you ill never see greater! values! ~ CADY MAXIM — The newess seh e ese $24” ee ee lar Whe. wotceable { 5. lewel _ $2473 . POLLY ISON = Saaetstee . ‘natusal go color — than In whiteJewelers 124 Mill Street ' Phone 155 , %, Ne o®, or 4 ie Stee Ne ase oe ne oes) Be eens he HOLIDAY ~ DINNERWARE COMMS Re; 7 eae eaten ge fegeoteteoetesteaesteoiefefestenesteoestengeteeietedeitefesteteoteteetetesietentetesdetestoteteote Beautiful new patterns in dinner ware just in time for the holidays. CHERRY BLOSSOM 32-piece set 6.93 PLATONE 32-piece set 7.80 ANNIVERSARY _ 32-piece set 7.95 ALL OPEN STOCK See our new pottery i special window display. Stores, Lid. RHeeloielleeeivivleloloielololetulololotot ? vn ele enlesesteatertetentestengesteiteotiies ieletes pha GRASS VALLEY PHONE 388

GE SIX MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935: NEVADA CITY. NUGGET PARALLEL PARKING (Contiuned from Page One) m event an accident occurs.” Safety organizations backing the parallel parking system specify three reasons for its popularity: 1. Persons stépeping from the curb be‘tween cars have clear vision the highway; 2. Cars do not ‘have to back into traffic when leaving 4 Parking area; 3. A greater area for moving traffic is opened. of The new staté'law requiring parallel parking follows. “Except when loading or unloading merchandise, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle at the curb or edge of a through State highway unless. both right wheels of the vehicle are within 18 inches of the curb or edge of such highway.’’ Division of highways of the department of public works has been instructed by Director Earl Lee Kelly to cooperate with California Highway Patrol in assisting cities to meet demands of the new state law on parallel parking. STOLEN AUTO SPOTTERS TRAINED BY STATE A trained squad of stolen auto“mobile spotters will be developed _ at a motor vehicle department school ‘which opened at the ‘State Fair grounds last week. Under a law ‘come operative January ist. the registration of out of state cars will be deferred for ninety days, during which ffime the foree will determine whether they _are in the possession of the mate owner. A squad of seventeen operatives, fheluding ten investigators and seven bore or che Yet } 7 t t * ister the law. Instructors in the class include highway patrol inspectors, registration and theft experts. new SS Oe SST RS WW chiéfs auto trained detective . legiti. Christmas in Shanghai Just One of Their Days HEN Christmas comes to Shanghai, a cross-section of the world makes holiday. fails to get the meaning of it, but such a fun-loving people can do well with one more celebration. So the Chinaman himself adds to the din with firethe making of calls. the observance of the season by this } most cosmopolitan city. Shanghai’s “social registerites” start plans for din ners and dances as early as the mid* . dle of November; immediately reserva. tions are checked off on the calendars of ballrooms and restaurants. The exact form of observance varies with the nationality divisions of the city. In the Russian section, the day is observed as it is on the steppes or in Moscow. The French greet Santa Claus in their own way, even though the wax dolls have to be brought far from the Champs Elysees. The Japanese prefet to make merry by drinking saki. The English must have their plum pudding and holly. At the mission schools, where boys and girls are taught in separate classes, Christmas carols around the tree give modest school girls a chance not only ‘of singing hymns but of “seeing hims.” In interior China, however. most of the people prefer to celebrate their own Dragon-boat, Mid-Autumn, and New Year holidays rather than this “imported” one. * They do ‘not even try to understand these queer foreigners. To them December 25 is just another day !—Frances Grinstead, © Western Newspaper Union. HANDSOME WINDOW DISPLAY The Alpha Hardware Stores, Ltd., of this city are displaying attractive . . . . gifts for the Christmas trade in electrical appliances, beautiful dishes, oven ware, washing machines, Chesterfield set, lamps, desk, cedar chest, smoking set and over stuffed chairs. . . Carl E. Smith, non-resident checkcacix at the Vruckee station has been attending the school. NUGGET ADS PAY Slave toa Gosddieeed heating plant.NOT ME! {opr geen of users of gas heating who have “tried them all” voice but one regret—they didn’t begin to enjoy the utterly carefree comfort of gas heating soon enough. Why? Because gas heating so completely and thoroughly lives up in performance to all its fine points. Pil Tell the World..» Gas Heat Can’i Be Beat! Gas heating’s fine points are these: You save money on the equipment you buy because the first cost is less. Automatic thermostat equipment is lowest in cost. And each piece of gas heating equipment is complete in itself. The gas fuel is delivered in a pipe, you order it as you use it and pay for it after you use it. Gas fuel, too, ignites instantly—without -the bother of matches or tapers. df It’s Plenty Reasonable, Too! Over 200,000 Northern California families using gas heat know its reasonable cost. Month after month throughout the year when all the costs of house heating are figured in— gas heating is too inexpensive to do without. GAS CIRCULATING GAS GAS STEAM RADIATOR FLOOR Have you seen the ‘beautiful new models of these compact and » complete heating units ? Extremely reasonable to operate. * An ‘ideal without 5 cost. furnace heat for home a basement. Healthful, with low operating solution for Here the luxury of steam ‘heat for modest home with modest incomes. Takes up but little space by a wall. Low in first cost and operating cost, quick-acting SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE AND ELECTRIC COMPANY tied” Seiated by Colfer The average. Chinaman. crackers and gift-giving, parties and . There is a distinct western touch to . 1935, Popcorn Presents Apples, jelly or canned fruit, anda even big cherry homemade wreaths done up “Christmasy” make practical presents; but the gayest and most welcome of the off-the-farm-and-on-toe-thecity presents seem to be pop corn and hickory nuts. -With a basket of pop eorn and a bag of hickory nuts all kinds of Christmas boxes are snitable for every one from grandfather and grandmother who lived on a farm and picked up chestnuts when they were young, all the way down to the littlest boy cousin, who’s inordinately fond of candy. Holiday Garnish for Salads Cranberry jelly sliced and cut into fancy; shapes with a cookie cutter or a knife makes an attractive and unusual garnish for salads and desserts during the holiday season. Uncle Eben’s Advice “Santa Claus will soon be here,” said Uncle Eben, “and tain’t no time to tell yoh financial worries.” If you writes him a letigr, don’t write it in red ink.” DOG.BITES CHILD of Nevada on Little Grace, Harding, City, was*quite severely. bitten the face by a dog Sunday at about noon. Dr. Hummelt, attending physician, found three big gashes in her face that required fourteen stitches to close. It is reported the’ child was playing with the dog which was gnawing a bone, _ NUGGET ADS PAY NOTICE State of California, County of Nevada. ss. I, the undersigned, do hereby certify that I am transacting business in the State of California, in the County of Nevada, under ‘the fictitious name of .“‘S. Lee Leiter Lace House;’’ that my full name is Ruby Miller and my place of.residence Nevada City, Nevada County, California. : , WITNESS my hand this $th day of December, 1935. RUBY MILLER. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. On this 9th day before me, W. E. Wright, Notary Public in and for the said County and State, personally. appeared RUBY MILLER, known te me to be the person whose: ‘name is subdscribed to the foregoing affidavit . and she acknowledged to me that she executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have} hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal the day and year in

this: Certificate first above written. (SEAL) 7 is of December, . W. E. WRIGHT, Notary Public in and for tha County of Nevada, State of Califorhia. Dec. 9,26) 99 ao; Health and Happiness Our herbs’ have happiness to thousands. We can restore your health to you too, herbs for ments, s: Office’ daily 4 p. m. to 9 p. m. Sat. 8 a. m.{ to 8 p. m. Sunday 8 a, m. to 2 p. m. . YEE AND YEE HERB CO. 121 S. Church St. all. ail-; nae brought health and; = Chinese . 3 hours, ! 4 Grass vas =y: Made Best cf Worst of Christmas-Time Mishap HE snow began mearly a week before Christmas and when the great day arrived, fol were trying. to remember the time when it didn’t snow in Morton City. chant, had put Off setting his shopping supply so there were no to be bought for love or money. when news got about down on the railroad siding.was snow“bound in Morton City, sort of forgot about Too, the president of party had a special car on the rear of the snowbound Passenger, and wasn't that a great honor indeed? Folks got over the novelty of their visitors in time fer the organization of a huge choir cf enrol ssingers that went down to the trziin and paraded through the lensth of the coaches, even to singing for the chef and the porters and, of course, all the train men. They had remembered to take along'a tree decorated with the makeshift ornaments they nad om hand from previous years. But senrehow, they made a great hit with ali the strangers who joined heartily in the fun. s The passengers dove into their baggage and brow=ht up books, boxes of candy, candy bars, ties, fancy. soaps and bath salts, hightw perfumed, beautiful towels and even lovely baby clothing, wearing appzrel and jewelry. In fact, not a seul in the little settlement was without one of theimpromptu gifts. The passengers received olilfashioned roasted fowls and all trimmings of a generous feast. What one hath not, thee other ‘nad, seemed the most terse explanation of the happy condition !:—Luella B. Iyons. =e as the road with his Mrs. times wonder if me ‘usbands‘ grown D’you know, *Arris I sometired of me.”’ “Whatever makes that, Mrs. "*iges 7°" “Well ‘e you say a been “ome for seven Barnes, the only mer gifts in town . But . that the train , old and young . £ the lack of gifts. . %. Aren’t people funny? If you tell a there 270,678,934,341 stars in the univers he’ll believe you—but if a sign says ‘Fresh Paint’, that same man has to make personal investigation. NUGGET ADS PAY JURY TRIAL REQUESTED man are . Mrs. Alpha Lattin, arraigned Fri. day in the superior court on an in. formation Containing two counts_of Dieaded and asked for a a perjury not guilty to both ; counts jury trial . which was set for January 15, 1936. v evada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY A dramatizaTHE THREE MUSKETEERS@::": * great romance masterpiece of Dumas, featuring Walter Abel, Paul Lukes, Margot Graham, Heather Angel and a score of other favorites. Produced to thrill a twentieth century world with a seventeenth century tale. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1936 A Paramount picture with Jackie Oakie, Gracie Allen, Lyda Roberti, Wendie Barrie, Henry Wadsworth and a score of outstanding stars of the screen in their specialties including Bing Crosby, Amos’n Andy, Ray Noble and his band. == GEO. M. BOBSTL CONTRACTOR : “BUILDER OF FINE HOMES” Construction, Hauling, Excavating veal L2 dad lam now equipped to move from 300 to 500 yards of soil or gravel in eight hours work. Nevada City Phone 289-M mart et) me : $1 days and Holiday As usual, our garment. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Wir . “5 , ene one Agee y p22 JOH 36 PILLS OLE LOI Fre Purchase of Any Sicit or Over-oat At the . , BOSTON MERCANTILE Co. WE FEAT URE THE LATE FALL AND WINTER Suits and Overcoats Including the Popular CLARK GABLE MODELS PRICED FROM 7.50 Dressy Wrap-Arounds, Stylish "Pleated Backs, and other models. Be dressed in Style for the HolliGET YOUR TURKEY FREE al a ~~ FR Specia! includes PRESSING and minor alterations for the life of the A LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS BROAD STREET BOSTON MERCANTILE CO. NEVADA CITY as a ependable ante ifts,<ass they are beautiful! Me ‘ BULOVA, va : / ee Watches ( ‘No other gift will be as welcome — or live so long! in useful service. Aand you ill never see greater! values! ~ CADY MAXIM — The newess seh e ese $24” ee ee lar Whe. wotceable { 5. lewel _ $2473 . POLLY ISON = Saaetstee . ‘natusal go color — than In whiteJewelers 124 Mill Street ' Phone 155 , %, Ne o®, or 4 ie Stee Ne ase oe ne oes) Be eens he HOLIDAY ~ DINNERWARE COMMS Re; 7 eae eaten ge fegeoteteoetesteaesteoiefefestenesteoestengeteeietedeitefesteteoteteetetesietentetesdetestoteteote Beautiful new patterns in dinner ware just in time for the holidays. CHERRY BLOSSOM 32-piece set 6.93 PLATONE 32-piece set 7.80 ANNIVERSARY _ 32-piece set 7.95 ALL OPEN STOCK See our new pottery i special window display. Stores, Lid. RHeeloielleeeivivleloloielololetulololotot ? vn ele enlesesteatertetentestengesteiteotiies ieletes pha GRASS VALLEY PHONE 388