February 10, 1939 (6 pages)

_NEVADA city NUGGET FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1939. "Nevada City Nugget 805 Broad Street. Phone 36. . A Legal Newspaper, as defined by siatute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. = H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher’ P1879. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, unde Act of Congress, March 3, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ‘ One year (In Advance) ...-.-.--.------------$2.50 . servation. No spectacular runs, but Abraham Lincoln at Gettsyburg: * the people shall not perish from this earth!” found belief in the ultimate triumph and endurance of Democracy was asserted in 1861 — when the lightening of Civil War already was flashing from field guns: not be a patient confidence in the ultimate justice of the people? Is there any better or equal hope in the world? Today that same faith and hope guarantee American Democracy. With the nation still battling recession, experiencing unfortunate misunderstandings, among groups and factionc—witnessing the serious schism in the ranks of labor, and threats of international war, it is reassuring to remember Linco!n’ s words. “With malice toward none, with charity for all, firmness in the rizht—let us strive to finish the work we are in—to do all which may achieve peace among ourselves and *’ So long as Democracy lives, Lincoln will live in memory as one of its high apostles. As was said of him at the moment of his death: “‘Now he belongs to the Ages.” —Contributed. with all nations. . This week America honors the memory of one of her greatest sons on the . 30th anniversary of his birth. And since Lincoln, just as we of this generation, was destined to live in an era of uncertainty and crisis, it is worth speculating on the attitude he would take on major problems of today. What would that gaunt, sad-faced man think of attempts by Nazi and Fascist sympathizers to infect Americans with the ideologies of dictatorships, for instance? Curiously applicable would be the very words he voiced ‘government of the people, by the people, for ‘Lincoln's pro“Why should there with Scout Ideals Dr. As one way of vitalizing the theme ‘Scouting Carries On American Ideals which is the keynote of the . current Scout Week, marking the 29th birthday of the Movement in this country, the Senior Scouts, members of the Boy Scouts of America are being asked to commit themselves . to a new Citizenship Dedication recently written for them by the Chief Scout Executive, Dr. James E. West, because of his conviction that young men with Scout training are a great potential force for preserving and advancing what are recognized as the best things in America’s life. Senior Scouts have, not alone by age, but by _ specia! training as Scouts, acquired a definite and distinctive citizenship standing. These involve not only many pleasures and privileges but definite responsibilities to cooperate and render service; to understand and care about other people; to be tolerant and respectful of the rights of others; to be courageous. self-reliant and vigilant in showing faith faith in God. West’s charge to these young men is wel! worth quoting—"“As Scout citizens, accept your responsibility for extending among those with whom you come in contact their understanding and appreciation of the ideals of Scouting and the principles that have made us, and in my judgment will always keep us, a great democracy.” e existence of a group of 8,400,000 present or former members of the Scout Movement, all pledged to that conception of citnzenship, is an unmistakable asset in our naBoy Boy Scout in America and tional life. i 107 Mil Street Nevada County Photo Center PHONE 67 Portraits, Commercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, ts Bulstaing sad Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies Grass Valley Movie Cameras and Films GRASS VALLEY Upholstering Shop Norman Mincer, Prop. : 465’ Sou. Auburn St. Grass Valley Phone 995 FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING RUGS, REBOUND . auro mH _SIDECURTAINS SEAT COVERS AND SQUEAK BY ‘ROY GRIFFITHS DEETER LOCAL We have noticed that the local golf enthusiasts ndw that winter snows prevent their daily exercise of smacking the little balls about, have turned to skiing on the little slopes of the course, and very nice skiing it must be too from our objust gentle nuns that are the envy of our very amateur heart. : 000 MUSIC Note to sheet music collectors. The latest and most jovial of popular numbers seems to be without doubt, “Romance Runs in the Family”. Might be hard to get but worth a try. 000 BOOKS We have just finished Admiral Byrd’s book “Alone.” (Putnam) R. G. D. regrets, but we do not like it at all. We don’t say it isn’t very thrilling and no doubt it is extremely accrmate, but we just don’t like Dick’s attitude. It struck us he was being unselfish and inconsiderate to the point of exasperation. We resent having to go through all his agonies with him especially as we felt it was all very “unnecessary. His rescue party could have come for him earlier as easily as not, and anyway we completely failed to understand why it was so essential that he should spend that experimental six months in Little America absolutely all alone. Science, we feel, would have been better served;had he not done so, However, this is just our private grouch, read the book, you may agree with him and not with us, and in any event you are sure to find it very interesting. NATURE Now is the time to remember your daily good deed, and feed the wild birds. They recognize a bird restaurant with amazing alacrity, and flock around in great numbers. For salad we serve them small pieces of suet and bacon, for entrees bread crumbs, grain and hard boiled egg, and top it off with apples for dessert. ——o0o SPORTS Those of you who missed last Saturday’s basket ball game at the NeFOR SALE TENT HOUSE; Includes framework and board floor and furnishing. $140 worth of material in it. For sale at-$75 of which $50 must be cash. Inquire 236 Blake Street. 2-63te FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT —Everything furnished including light and heat. Cain’s Auto Court, Sacramento Street. © 1-303tc FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, Berry Plants, Nut Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Privet Hedge, Vines and all kinds of plants in large assortment, priced right. Fertilizer, peat moss, always on hand. Free Catalog. Gillet Nursery, Phone 170W, off upper Nevada St. 1-27-Imoe MISS ALICE MOORE, Public Accountant, now has a desk in the offices of Mr. Thomas McCraney, Attorney, Masonic Building, Telephone 165. 1-23lmp OAK AND MANZANITA WOOD— For Sale at WILLIS GREEN RANCH on San Juan Road. Marie Miller. 1-16-39-1mop Dry Wood & Dust Proof Coal We now have 3000 tier and cords of _ the finest dry wood available. If you are shopping for either bar‘gains, high class No. 1 fuel, under shelter or outside, we have it. From $2.25 per tier up. BONDS FUEL CO. Grass Valley or Nevada City 149 Park Ave. Phone 476 12-30 tfe SEWING MACHINES, New and Used, Rents and Repairs on all makes. : eon Cleaners. See us first and save. SINGER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, 203 Mill Street, Phone 404, Grass Valley. 12-1-38 lmoe Bil its ESTATE Pap City high schoo! gym certainly missed a\ marvelous game and a lot of rib-warping laughs. The Elks played a grand game, they really played, but they were no match for the colored Ghosts, who handled the) ball like acrobats and prestidigtators. We certainly hope they play here again before too long. 000 BUBBLE We .wonder if we older-timers around here realize what a little paradise on earth we live in? The -thoulght occurred to us the other day, when talking to some much travelled new comers whose praise for Nevada County was so lavish we felt a mite guilty of some laxity in civic pride. There is of course such a thing as being so close to the picture that one loses perspective. 000 “SQUEAK But at that, we do wish the new bridge on the Plaza would hurry itself. wp and get finished, and we also that very narrow and dangerous cut, especially now that the highway into town has. been rerouted along that said cut. It must create an awful impression upon the visitor. 000 TRIVIA Is your husband wearing a new suit? No. He looks different. He is. He’s a new husband. ——o0o VALE And with this cheerio everybody. we say to you, KANTLEEK THE WORLD’S FINEST HOT WATER BOTTLE —WHY?— Because its made in ONE piece and can’t leak. Because the rnbber used is the best obtainable. Guaranteed for FIVE years— Guarantee punched right in bottle and good at any Rexall Store. AND THE PRICE— ONLY $1.50 Exclusive Agents for KANTLEEK Finer Rubber Products. R. E. HARRIS THE Rexall Phone DRUG STORE 100 Phone 100. We Deliver RESINS ET ES is EE SOE AIEEE, Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. ear ae in-Head BILL WILLIAMSON,” wish something could be done about . . and again in 1939 people everywhere are saying, “CHEVROLET’S THE CHOICE!’ Chevrolet outsells all others because Chev‘rolet out-values all others! verdict of discerning buyers in all parts of the country, and it will be your verdict, too, when you weigh the many extra-value features. Chevrolet is offermg. Modern features—important features—exclusive features like Vacuum Gearshift*, ValveEngine, New “Observation Car” Visibility, Perfected Knee-Action Riding _ System}, and Tiptoe-Matic Clutch—features available nowhere else at such *Available on all models at slight extra cost. tAvailable on Master De Luxe models only, ie were cxiuron STREET, GRASS VALLEY. SERVICE GARAGE “NEVADA cry, REPRESENTATIVE SUES ON PROMISORY NOTE . amount of @ promisory note given to him by the corporation February 28, 1937, plus $250 attorney fees. William Cassettari is attorney for the plaintiff. VALENTINES! WALENTINES! . VALENTINES! o for Seo Ges 10 CAT Save More 5c and 10c 312 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY George, R. Carter yesterday filed suit against the Hoge Development company to recover $4,866, the 2 for lc. 1c. QUALITY MERCHANDISE TON NUCOA SALE This is NUCOA WEEK ~ i pound ss 20c Best Foods 2 pounds 20 39c LIBBY’S LAMB STEW BEST FOOD 7 oe 18c MAYONNAISE LIBBY’S BEEF STEW Pints oe. 28c a heen 2. a bee) Quarta 46c SNOWDRIFT WESSON OIL ee S7e. Pinte. oe 23c SS eee ree $1.02 . Quarts ..... . 45c WESTLAKE TEA GARDEN PEANUT BUTTER STRAWBERRY Preserves 10 C6 ar fo. 17¢. 2 Ty Mt, cis 47c HONEY DEW HORMEL PIGS FEET PINEAPPLE JUICE Pint jar Wet AP Se 22c Unsweetened 2 eye cans .... 29¢. Quart jar 2. 37c WHEATHEARTS LIPTON’S TEA It is regular “growing f Yellow Label for children 1, bb. .... 40c 28 oz. package ES tw, 78c Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery PHONES 160 and 225 Prices Effective From February 10th to 17th PLAZA GROCERY That’s the A General Motors Value extremely low prices! Only Chevrolet gives so much for so little, and that is why —“Chevrolet’s the Choice!” _ PHONE 119

_NEVADA city NUGGET FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1939. "Nevada City Nugget 805 Broad Street. Phone 36. . A Legal Newspaper, as defined by siatute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. = H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher’ P1879. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, unde Act of Congress, March 3, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ‘ One year (In Advance) .....-.-.--.------------$2.50 . servation. No spectacular runs, but Abraham Lincoln at Gettsyburg: * the people shall not perish from this earth!” found belief in the ultimate triumph and endurance of Democracy was asserted in 1861 — when the lightening of Civil War already was flashing from field guns: not be a patient confidence in the ultimate justice of the people? Is there any better or equal hope in the world? Today that same faith and hope guarantee American Democracy. With the nation still battling recession, experiencing unfortunate misunderstandings, among groups and factionc—witnessing the serious schism in the ranks of labor, and threats of international war, it is reassuring to remember Linco!n’ s words. “With malice toward none, with charity for all, firmness in the rizht—let us strive to finish the work we are in—to do all which may achieve peace among ourselves and *’ So long as Democracy lives, Lincoln will live in memory as one of its high apostles. As was said of him at the moment of his death: “‘Now he belongs to the Ages.” —Contributed. with all nations. . This week America honors the memory of one of her greatest sons on the . 30th anniversary of his birth. And since Lincoln, just as we of this generation, was destined to live in an era of uncertainty and crisis, it is worth speculating on the attitude he would take on major problems of today. What would that gaunt, sad-faced man think of attempts by Nazi and Fascist sympathizers to infect Americans with the ideologies of dictatorships, for instance? Curiously applicable would be the very words he voiced ‘government of the people, by the people, for ‘Lincoln's pro“Why should there with Scout Ideals Dr. As one way of vitalizing the theme ‘Scouting Carries On American Ideals which is the keynote of the . current Scout Week, marking the 29th birthday of the Movement in this country, the Senior Scouts, members of the Boy Scouts of America are being asked to commit themselves . to a new Citizenship Dedication recently written for them by the Chief Scout Executive, Dr. James E. West, because of his conviction that young men with Scout training are a great potential force for preserving and advancing what are recognized as the best things in America’s life. Senior Scouts have, not alone by age, but by _ specia! training as Scouts, acquired a definite and distinctive citizenship standing. These involve not only many pleasures and privileges but definite responsibilities to cooperate and render service; to understand and care about other people; to be tolerant and respectful of the rights of others; to be courageous. self-reliant and vigilant in showing faith faith in God. West’s charge to these young men is wel! worth quoting—"“As Scout citizens, accept your responsibility for extending among those with whom you come in contact their understanding and appreciation of the ideals of Scouting and the principles that have made us, and in my judgment will always keep us, a great democracy.” e existence of a group of 8,400,000 present or former members of the Scout Movement, all pledged to that conception of citnzenship, is an unmistakable asset in our naBoy Boy Scout in America and tional life. i 107 Mil Street Nevada County Photo Center PHONE 67 Portraits, Commercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, ts Bulstaing sad Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies Grass Valley Movie Cameras and Films GRASS VALLEY Upholstering Shop Norman Mincer, Prop. : 465’ Sou. Auburn St. Grass Valley Phone 995 FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING RUGS, REBOUND . auro mH _SIDECURTAINS SEAT COVERS AND SQUEAK BY ‘ROY GRIFFITHS DEETER LOCAL We have noticed that the local golf enthusiasts ndw that winter snows prevent their daily exercise of smacking the little balls about, have turned to skiing on the little slopes of the course, and very nice skiing it must be too from our objust gentle nuns that are the envy of our very amateur heart. : 000 MUSIC Note to sheet music collectors. The latest and most jovial of popular numbers seems to be without doubt, “Romance Runs in the Family”. Might be hard to get but worth a try. 000 BOOKS We have just finished Admiral Byrd’s book “Alone.” (Putnam) R. G. D. regrets, but we do not like it at all. We don’t say it isn’t very thrilling and no doubt it is extremely accrmate, but we just don’t like Dick’s attitude. It struck us he was being unselfish and inconsiderate to the point of exasperation. We resent having to go through all his agonies with him especially as we felt it was all very “unnecessary. His rescue party could have come for him earlier as easily as not, and anyway we completely failed to understand why it was so essential that he should spend that experimental six months in Little America absolutely all alone. Science, we feel, would have been better served;had he not done so, However, this is just our private grouch, read the book, you may agree with him and not with us, and in any event you are sure to find it very interesting. NATURE Now is the time to remember your daily good deed, and feed the wild birds. They recognize a bird restaurant with amazing alacrity, and flock around in great numbers. For salad we serve them small pieces of suet and bacon, for entrees bread crumbs, grain and hard boiled egg, and top it off with apples for dessert. ——o0o SPORTS Those of you who missed last Saturday’s basket ball game at the NeFOR SALE TENT HOUSE; Includes framework and board floor and furnishing. $140 worth of material in it. For sale at-$75 of which $50 must be cash. Inquire 236 Blake Street. 2-63te FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT —Everything furnished including light and heat. Cain’s Auto Court, Sacramento Street. © 1-303tc FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, Berry Plants, Nut Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Privet Hedge, Vines and all kinds of plants in large assortment, priced right. Fertilizer, peat moss, always on hand. Free Catalog. Gillet Nursery, Phone 170W, off upper

Nevada St. 1-27-Imoe MISS ALICE MOORE, Public Accountant, now has a desk in the offices of Mr. Thomas McCraney, Attorney, Masonic Building, Telephone 165. 1-23lmp OAK AND MANZANITA WOOD— For Sale at WILLIS GREEN RANCH on San Juan Road. Marie Miller. 1-16-39-1mop Dry Wood & Dust Proof Coal We now have 3000 tier and cords of _ the finest dry wood available. If you are shopping for either bar‘gains, high class No. 1 fuel, under shelter or outside, we have it. From $2.25 per tier up. BONDS FUEL CO. Grass Valley or Nevada City 149 Park Ave. Phone 476 12-30 tfe SEWING MACHINES, New and Used, Rents and Repairs on all makes. : eon Cleaners. See us first and save. SINGER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, 203 Mill Street, Phone 404, Grass Valley. 12-1-38 lmoe Bil its ESTATE Pap City high schoo! gym certainly missed a\ marvelous game and a lot of rib-warping laughs. The Elks played a grand game, they really played, but they were no match for the colored Ghosts, who handled the) ball like acrobats and prestidigtators. We certainly hope they play here again before too long. 000 BUBBLE We .wonder if we older-timers around here realize what a little paradise on earth we live in? The -thoulght occurred to us the other day, when talking to some much travelled new comers whose praise for Nevada County was so lavish we felt a mite guilty of some laxity in civic pride. There is of course such a thing as being so close to the picture that one loses perspective. 000 “SQUEAK But at that, we do wish the new bridge on the Plaza would hurry itself. wp and get finished, and we also that very narrow and dangerous cut, especially now that the highway into town has. been rerouted along that said cut. It must create an awful impression upon the visitor. 000 TRIVIA Is your husband wearing a new suit? No. He looks different. He is. He’s a new husband. ——o0o VALE And with this cheerio everybody. we say to you, KANTLEEK THE WORLD’S FINEST HOT WATER BOTTLE —WHY?— Because its made in ONE piece and can’t leak. Because the rnbber used is the best obtainable. Guaranteed for FIVE years— Guarantee punched right in bottle and good at any Rexall Store. AND THE PRICE— ONLY $1.50 Exclusive Agents for KANTLEEK Finer Rubber Products. R. E. HARRIS THE Rexall Phone DRUG STORE 100 Phone 100. We Deliver RESINS ET ES is EE SOE AIEEE, Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. ear ae in-Head BILL WILLIAMSON,” wish something could be done about . . and again in 1939 people everywhere are saying, “CHEVROLET’S THE CHOICE!’ Chevrolet outsells all others because Chev‘rolet out-values all others! verdict of discerning buyers in all parts of the country, and it will be your verdict, too, when you weigh the many extra-value features. Chevrolet is offermg. Modern features—important features—exclusive features like Vacuum Gearshift*, ValveEngine, New “Observation Car” Visibility, Perfected Knee-Action Riding _ System}, and Tiptoe-Matic Clutch—features available nowhere else at such *Available on all models at slight extra cost. tAvailable on Master De Luxe models only, ie were cxiuron STREET, GRASS VALLEY. SERVICE GARAGE “NEVADA cry, REPRESENTATIVE SUES ON PROMISORY NOTE . amount of @ promisory note given to him by the corporation February 28, 1937, plus $250 attorney fees. William Cassettari is attorney for the plaintiff. VALENTINES! WALENTINES! . VALENTINES! o for Seo Ges 10 CAT Save More 5c and 10c 312 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY George, R. Carter yesterday filed suit against the Hoge Development company to recover $4,866, the 2 for lc. 1c. QUALITY MERCHANDISE TON NUCOA SALE This is NUCOA WEEK ~ i pound ss 20c Best Foods 2 pounds 20 39c LIBBY’S LAMB STEW BEST FOOD 7 oe 18c MAYONNAISE LIBBY’S BEEF STEW Pints oe. 28c a heen 2.. a bee) Quarta 46c SNOWDRIFT WESSON OIL ee S7e. Pinte. oe 23c SS eee ree $1.02 . Quarts ......... . 45c WESTLAKE TEA GARDEN PEANUT BUTTER STRAWBERRY Preserves 10 C6 ar fo. 17¢. 2 Ty Mt, cis 47c HONEY DEW HORMEL PIGS FEET PINEAPPLE JUICE Pint jar Wet AP Se 22c Unsweetened 2 eye cans ....... 29¢. Quart jar 2.. 37c WHEATHEARTS LIPTON’S TEA It is regular “growing f Yellow Label for children 1, bb. ....... 40c 28 oz. package ES tw, 78c Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery PHONES 160 and 225 Prices Effective From February 10th to 17th PLAZA GROCERY That’s the A General Motors Value extremely low prices! Only Chevrolet gives so much for so little, and that is why —“Chevrolet’s the Choice!” _ PHONE 119