February 10, 1933 (6 pages)

CDN nee a RE OS picheieret f siete TE Le ae oz soe prairie ae BE ETA Seng AST Ta aE STS a POT A SAGE: MR ah TTI IS}: + AS FATE Pt mtn mem er tem in aN oe ee PAGE SIX Le eos NSIT ee eee NUGGET ay PRDS ws 10, eee Grocery Specials ! PALACE HAT. ‘SAUCE 6 For LUXUS PEAS— oe. He Se LUXUS CORN— 2 Fox TRUPAK S HRIMP— Can CAMP FIRE i SLAD OL One-half a allor q MODESTO Tes ao ae Four For 24 PUMPKIN “Can GREEN GL/ ASS ‘MEXING BOWLS 1 cA Per Set . GREEN ape a GIDAIRE— 2'/5\ Pound— ] . S. Garage in #) Auburn division ofthe Three Laaeitoe. id ONeVeda Cl Duescuy: ‘four in Australia. Alaska contains we PERE one. ~The first four .on-the> list; in 18 PIECE GLA ASS WARE— } Cw Mio Jeek Hunter ob this: citwe has point of 1930 and 1931 gold output Sets wal fl heen in Auburn for the past week. in-Transyvaal. One in Canada. 3 fe ee ee Nite “there. he 18 employed. by fifth., The biggest gold mine ROSE WATER PITCHER AND I: OM » Slager mine in El Dorado -coun-]!” tis country ranked ‘fifth. Dwe ely Sate 2s xl; ASSes & oy He. returned—yesterday. fense: of the: United States, = 2 by ust be said that huge but low 2 1 SCAU (6) . : = : 4 . tored to Sacramento and baqk Wed-. t scale for negroes. that i aa . } The same mines ‘in this . oy oi Pe f . “Miss Retha Downey of Smarts-. rking .¢o Bl lle, spent last Sunday visifing with} Phone 1 Free Delivery a mother and other members of] uo oA. nen icy : . f re) in: Nevada Ci 5 a S ee gees Bee . PES 0000000000000606000000 9099000 OO 00900094 OOO0000, moury ee ae ete Miss: Esther Snell of Hollister is ter reinia,.or Pl rville, Ix yes . ENJOY the Winter Season 3 . We have full equipment for _ WINTER SPORTS Skis—2.75—12.00 . Toboggans—4.50—8.50 . Sleds—2.50—7.50 SKI WAX SKI POLES Ski Binders Plain and Adjustible. We Carry Full Stock of Weed Chains. Be Sure to Get a Set of Weed American Tire Chains for Your Car. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Grass Valley $00000400060COO0 C000 O008 Nevada City jof that city. Mrs. Se eee ee LOCAL HAPPENINGS french Corral made a business trip to Nevada City Tuesday. Bushnell of the Wallace Auburn, was a Nevada The road from Sierra City is blocked With snow, ared. early next week ixxpected. tonight foiv the three Nisson° of San.Francisco. She is to} . be the guest of Miss Bernice M.} o Clemo.Marin county, is expected today to, . days. Mr---Lee-Doud, manager -of the Rotary Oil and: Burner Company, was a business terday for their home, after a: two weeks visit here with her sister, 4 *s;. Clara Jepson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Nevada City ,went to Sarcamento Tuesday.to visit Mr. and Mrs. T. Riddle Riddle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Pierce. The local couple returned home yesterday. After a ten weeks visit in Reno and Quincy, Mrs. Ann Larson of this city, returned Tuesday night. Her brother, Dick crway, came’ home the same night for a visit from Oregon, where he has been employed by the California-Oregon Power Ca. Traffic Officer and Mrs. W. C. Fouyer motored to Sacramento Wednesday With his mother, who recently underwent a_ serious. operation. Mrs. A. Fouyer was able to return from the capitol city last Sunday. She is making a good recovery Mr. and ‘Mrs. Elmer . Larsen of Sacramento, spent Monday in Nevada City. Mr. Larsen visited his summer home at Banner Mountain and a part of the Way he was obliged to walk through snow three feet deep. ; Herbert Cooper, division superintendent of the P. G. & ‘E. of Auburn, was a Nevada City visitor yesterday. 35 REMAINING NEW FALL DRESSES For For va eas were e $14. 95 Our entire Stock of remaining silk, and Wash Frocks to go at ..... HATS to clear— For = OS jee Oroville Nevada City Some Values to $19.75 OUR STANDARD—“QUALITY AND STYLE” The Betty Jean AFTER INVENTORY FINAL CLEARANCE a *5°° to 12” Values were $16.95 to $29.50 15 REMAINING NEW FALL SUITS 6 .95 to “10 95 to $19.75 REMAINING NEW FALL COATS AT BIG REDUCTION—TO CLEAR ~— RUMMAGE wool, 39c ° $5 Phone: . 83 Joe Swazey and Calvin Linnel ofl City visitor. on business Wednesday. . Downieville to: it is thought that-it will. be) lsourees or try onee again abondoned. @ ,_. day week end will be Miss Ag ee George Carter for. several . U. SIS THIRD IN GOLD OUTPUT Statements lasuied from New York jrecently show that 1932 set a world \record in gold production with 23,'500.000 ounces, or 3,658,000 more lthahn 1929 and 772,480 ounces above the previous peak in: 1915. Hard . times always stimulates gold mining exception. It has caused thousands of prospectors to seek new major rei fields or mines. uth Africa retained its ¢old 117566,000 ounces or more than half the. world output }estimated ou came third with 2,050,000 ounces. Thirty-three of the eighty-five of the world’s leading. gold mines. are din Transvaal, South Africa. Hight are in other parts of Africa, aré in Canada. Seven. are Marited States, five in India and litzsimmons and family. j . o guestof her aunt, Mrs. R. S. § fi Deputy Sheriff William Rickard ter taking Joe Marino to serve an indefinite term for assault deadly weapon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter of Downieville, spent Sunday visiting ‘with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Carter. Martin Dellea, who has mining property in the Quaker Hill district, came down a few days ago on skis ; to spend a short time with his wife in Nevada City. He _ reports five feet of snow at his property. depression has proved no] . leadership last year, as it produced] & Canada, with an] § tput of 3,050,000 ounces. § {ranked second and the United States] @ Mr. Bryee Florence of Larkspur,. 4 has returned from San Quentin af-. ® with a ‘6 a Overalls— Valentine Dinner TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14 At THE NEVADA CITY METHODIST CHURCH Under Auspices of The Ladies Aid Society . PUBLIC INVHED 50 Cents Price Per Plate It’s The E E> yires W int In Penney’ s Work Clothes That saves you money. A New Price! Men's Ox Hide OVERALLS JUMPERS Improved Quality at the Same Low Price ASc Price. Sones A VALUE Penney’s Play Suits 25¢ 49 49 ed Boy’s School Shirts rwJC Fast Color ioe S ae 3ic MEN’S and BOY’S 8I/, WORK SHOES A Wonderful Value at— cae 98¢ *”": ee a ee HIT. MENS UNION SUITS Thrift Price 7% . . wr . q ue inter: Weight . . . Ie) eC ey 5} CHILDREN’S SHOES Oxfords or Straps J.C. PENNEY GO ° e : e OEPAR TM ENT. * STORE 115 MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY CALIF. JA New Valuelsig MAC WORK SHIRTS. fl at Penney s} @ We. have a free parking lot adjoining store’ for convenience of our customers SA VE. YOU MONEY Prices Effecive dia 1Uth to 16th inelisive FLOUR 241, lbs. For . 49 lbs. SPERRY’S DRIFTED SNOW DAIRY. MAID MILK “a Large Eggs FRESH 33c CASE 20 ouncey $4.50 CAMPFIRE HAMS Whole or Half oer Jl 5 . 10 ) . Per . Pounds : ee £38 Pound BACON Eastern Sugar Cured A2 SUGAR DURKEE’S SALAD AID quart jar .. .25 TOMATO SAUCE Silverdale G cans .. «19 CLOROX LAVA SOAP 3 BARS 22 3 _FOR TOP NOTCH BREAD 114 lb. Loaves Unsliced 20 FOLGERS COFFEE th, :.31 2 . bs. .60 SHASTA COFFFE I Ib. 225 2 lbs. .49 DEL RAY BEEF TAMALES Dozen 87 3 Cans 23 . . IVORY SOAP LARGE. BARS 3 FOR jee HO OATES La oo fe ' 25 KILPATRIC & SONS 112 BANK STREET GRASS VALLEY

CDN nee a RE OS picheieret f siete TE Le ae oz soe prairie ae BE ETA Seng AST Ta aE STS a POT A SAGE: MR ah TTI IS}: + AS FATE Pt mtn mem er tem in aN oe ee PAGE SIX Le eos NSIT ee eee NUGGET ay PRDS ws 10, eee Grocery Specials ! PALACE HAT. ‘SAUCE 6 For LUXUS PEAS— oe. He Se LUXUS CORN— 2 Fox TRUPAK S HRIMP— Can CAMP FIRE i SLAD OL One-half a allor q MODESTO Tes ao ae Four For 24 PUMPKIN “Can GREEN GL/ ASS ‘MEXING BOWLS 1 cA Per Set . GREEN ape a GIDAIRE— 2'/5\ Pound— ] . S. Garage in #) Auburn division ofthe Three Laaeitoe. id ONeVeda Cl Duescuy: ‘four in Australia. Alaska contains we PERE one. ~The first four .on-the> list; in 18 PIECE GLA ASS WARE— } Cw Mio Jeek Hunter ob this: citwe has point of 1930 and 1931 gold output Sets wal fl heen in Auburn for the past week. in-Transyvaal. One in Canada. 3 fe ee ee Nite “there. he 18 employed. by fifth., The biggest gold mine ROSE WATER PITCHER AND I: OM » Slager mine in El Dorado -coun-]!” tis country ranked ‘fifth. Dwe ely Sate 2s xl; ASSes & oy He. returned—yesterday. fense: of the: United States, = 2 by ust be said that huge but low 2 1 SCAU (6) . : = : 4 . tored to Sacramento and baqk Wed-. t scale for negroes. that i aa . } The same mines ‘in this . oy oi Pe f . “Miss Retha Downey of Smarts-. rking .¢o Bl lle, spent last Sunday visifing with} Phone 1 Free Delivery a mother and other members of] uo oA. nen icy : . f re) in: Nevada Ci 5 a S ee gees Bee . PES 0000000000000606000000 9099000 OO 00900094 OOO0000, moury ee ae ete Miss: Esther Snell of Hollister is ter reinia,.or Pl rville, Ix yes . ENJOY the Winter Season 3 . We have full equipment for _ WINTER SPORTS Skis—2.75—12.00 . Toboggans—4.50—8.50 . Sleds—2.50—7.50 SKI WAX SKI POLES Ski Binders Plain and Adjustible. We Carry Full Stock of Weed Chains. Be Sure to Get a Set of Weed American Tire Chains for Your Car. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Grass Valley $00000400060COO0 C000 O008 Nevada City jof that city. Mrs. Se eee ee LOCAL HAPPENINGS french Corral made a business trip to Nevada City Tuesday. Bushnell of the Wallace Auburn, was a Nevada The road from Sierra City is blocked With snow, ared. early next week ixxpected. tonight foiv the three Nisson° of San.Francisco. She is to} . be the guest of Miss Bernice M.} o Clemo.Marin county, is expected today to, . days. Mr---Lee-Doud, manager -of the Rotary Oil and: Burner Company, was a business terday for their home, after a: two weeks visit here with her sister, 4 *s;. Clara Jepson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Nevada City ,went to Sarcamento Tuesday.to visit Mr. and Mrs. T. Riddle Riddle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Pierce. The local couple returned home yesterday. After a ten weeks visit in Reno and Quincy, Mrs. Ann Larson of this city, returned Tuesday night. Her brother, Dick crway, came’ home the same night for a visit from Oregon, where he has been employed by the California-Oregon Power Ca. Traffic Officer and Mrs. W. C. Fouyer motored to Sacramento Wednesday With his mother, who recently underwent a_ serious. operation. Mrs. A. Fouyer was able to return from the capitol city last Sunday. She is making a good recovery Mr. and ‘Mrs. Elmer . Larsen of Sacramento, spent Monday in Nevada City. Mr. Larsen visited his summer home at Banner Mountain and a part of the Way he was obliged to walk through snow three feet deep. ; Herbert Cooper, division superintendent of the P. G. & ‘E. of Auburn, was a Nevada City visitor yesterday. 35 REMAINING NEW FALL DRESSES For For va eas were e $14. 95 Our entire Stock of remaining silk, and Wash Frocks to go at ......... HATS to clear— For = OS jee Oroville Nevada City Some Values to $19.75 OUR STANDARD—“QUALITY AND STYLE” The Betty Jean AFTER INVENTORY FINAL CLEARANCE a *5°° to 12” Values were $16.95 to $29.50 15 REMAINING NEW FALL SUITS 6 .95 to “10 95 to $19.75 REMAINING NEW FALL COATS AT BIG REDUCTION—TO CLEAR ~— RUMMAGE wool, 39c ° $5 Phone: . 83 Joe Swazey and Calvin Linnel ofl City visitor. on business Wednesday. . Downieville to: it is thought that-it will. be) lsourees or try onee again abondoned. @ ,_.

day week end will be Miss Ag ee George Carter for. several . U. SIS THIRD IN GOLD OUTPUT Statements lasuied from New York jrecently show that 1932 set a world \record in gold production with 23,'500.000 ounces, or 3,658,000 more lthahn 1929 and 772,480 ounces above the previous peak in: 1915. Hard . times always stimulates gold mining exception. It has caused thousands of prospectors to seek new major rei fields or mines. uth Africa retained its ¢old 117566,000 ounces or more than half the. world output }estimated ou came third with 2,050,000 ounces. Thirty-three of the eighty-five of the world’s leading. gold mines. are din Transvaal, South Africa. Hight are in other parts of Africa, aré in Canada. Seven. are Marited States, five in India and litzsimmons and family. j . o guestof her aunt, Mrs. R. S. § fi Deputy Sheriff William Rickard ter taking Joe Marino to serve an indefinite term for assault deadly weapon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter of Downieville, spent Sunday visiting ‘with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Carter. Martin Dellea, who has mining property in the Quaker Hill district, came down a few days ago on skis ; to spend a short time with his wife in Nevada City. He _ reports five feet of snow at his property. depression has proved no] . leadership last year, as it produced] & Canada, with an] § tput of 3,050,000 ounces. § {ranked second and the United States] @ Mr. Bryee Florence of Larkspur,. 4 has returned from San Quentin af-. ® with a ‘6 a Overalls— Valentine Dinner TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14 At THE NEVADA CITY METHODIST CHURCH Under Auspices of The Ladies Aid Society . PUBLIC INVHED 50 Cents Price Per Plate It’s The E E> yires W int In Penney’ s Work Clothes That saves you money. A New Price! Men's Ox Hide OVERALLS JUMPERS Improved Quality at the Same Low Price ASc Price. Sones A VALUE Penney’s Play Suits 25¢ 49 49 ed Boy’s School Shirts rwJC Fast Color ioe S ae 3ic MEN’S and BOY’S 8I/, WORK SHOES A Wonderful Value at— cae 98¢ *”": ee a ee HIT. MENS UNION SUITS Thrift Price 7% . . wr . q ue inter: Weight . . . Ie) eC ey 5} CHILDREN’S SHOES Oxfords or Straps J.C. PENNEY GO ° e : e OEPAR TM ENT. * STORE 115 MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY CALIF. JA New Valuelsig MAC WORK SHIRTS. fl at Penney s} @ We. have a free parking lot adjoining store’ for convenience of our customers SA VE. YOU MONEY Prices Effecive dia 1Uth to 16th inelisive FLOUR 241, lbs. For . 49 lbs. SPERRY’S DRIFTED SNOW DAIRY. MAID MILK “a Large Eggs FRESH 33c CASE 20 ouncey $4.50 CAMPFIRE HAMS Whole or Half oer Jl 5 . 10 ) . Per . Pounds : ee £38 Pound BACON Eastern Sugar Cured A2 SUGAR DURKEE’S SALAD AID quart jar .... .25 TOMATO SAUCE Silverdale G cans ... «19 CLOROX LAVA SOAP 3 BARS 22 3 _FOR TOP NOTCH BREAD 114 lb. Loaves Unsliced 20 FOLGERS COFFEE th, :.31 2 . bs. .60 SHASTA COFFFE I Ib. 225 2 lbs. .49 DEL RAY BEEF TAMALES Dozen 87 3 Cans 23 . . IVORY SOAP LARGE. BARS 3 FOR jee HO OATES La oo fe ' 25 KILPATRIC & SONS 112 BANK STREET GRASS VALLEY