February 14, 1936 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET \ 1 } { __ MANY PROPOSALS ~ MADE TO CHANGE CONSTITUTION WASHINGTON, ON, D. C;;-Feb: ey It is a foregone conclusion that there “will be a great deal of talk concerning Constitutionalism in the next compaign. But it is .a question whether or not the ancient document will be an active issue—that is, whether a definite-proposal will be “sof powers between states and the fed_eral government. If some congressmen have their ‘ae Way, such a proposal will be a part of the Democratic platform. Democratic Representative Monaghan of Montana has put forward the most rovolutionary plan of all. He would have congress pass a law forbidding judges to declare any act of congress unconstitutional: AD eae . judge disobeyed this stricture he would, under the terms of the new law, lose his. job on thé grounds that he Wad’violated the constitutional requizement of “good behav, for‘! on the part of the judiciary. Democratic Representdtive Hobbs of Alabama wants ‘a constitutional amendment that would require, the ‘Supreme Court to inform congress -whether or not a law was constitutional, if an opinion were requestea by the president, or two-thirds of the members of both houses. Point of this amendment would ‘be to eliminate the delay and confusion that now follows the enactment of legislation of dubious legal‘ity, such as the AAA and NRA, which were in effect for several years before the high court consigned: them ‘to oblivion. a Democratic Representative Keller Joe of Illinois has proposed an amendment which, in 25 words, would crate to change the present division . . qJate agriculture and industry. . = fare of the people.’’ This would obviously leave the Supreme Court entirely without power to judge a law’s legality in the light of other . sections of the Constitution — the justices would be confined to interpreting laws only. Democratic Representative Costi-. gan of Colorado wishes anamend-. ment which would give congress the, authority to regulate working con-. ditions, establish minimum standards, sregulate production ‘al any industry and prevent unfair . practices. This sweeping congressional power would make possible the re-. ware . . . NRA type. . Democratic Senator Logan of Ken. tueky favors a similar amendment which would permit congress to arbitrate labor disputes and to regu-, One Republican senator has also proposed a .new pmendment, but, curiously enough, this senator's views are more apt to fit those of the . , administration than of the Repub. licans. He is Senator Norris of Nebraska, who actively supported Mr.) Roosevelt, as well as Al Smith. Sen. ator Norris’ amendment would prevent the Supreme Court from holding measures unconstitutional . with out a majority of more than two thirds of its members. None of these proposals seem to have much support: at present. But, on the basis that where there is smoke there-is fire, they serve to indicate that the Constitution is likely to come into the political limelight. Most observers think that the president does not want to propose Constitutional changes now,,-— men close to him said he will stick by the Supreme Court’s decisions ovtlawing his pet measures. Even many observers are also of the opiy80, enactment of a ‘national law of the ; H ‘Stars and Cars Twinkle, little stream line star, if you were my touring car, . would slam your gears in high And go roaring through the sky; Knock a comet down mayhap, Hit old Jupiter a rap, Smash a cosmic ray to bits, Scare the dog star into fits. Twinkle, little stream line star, __ If you were my touring car, . would never dim your light When we met the’moon at night; On the sky ways east and west, Putting other orbs to flight With your blinding shafts of light. Some time at an eerie sound, Casually I'd turn around And in stark dismay would see Great Orion chasing me! Coming at me with a whizz, Waving that long sword of his, “What's the big idee,” He'd cry, “Running wild around the sky?” Dim your twinkle, stream line car, Having scorched the Milky Way, We of course would have to pay; In a sun spot you would lie, _ Junked for ages there, while . In a hoose gow sort of jail Languished till the stars grew pale. ion that, unless he is willing to scrap his whole recovery and reform program, he may eventually have to ask for a new amendmént that will give the federal power authority the practically remake the Constitution. His amendment reads: gress shall have power to: make ali laws in its judgment shall be necessary to provide for the general wel“Tyre con. highest court has held it does not . dent that the principal Republican . . spokesmen, such as Mr. Hoover, Mr. now possess. And it is not by acei. You should shine your dazzling best, Break the rules, and there ‘you are; A. MERRIAM CONNER. Mrs. C. E. Parsons and Richard Parsons motored to Sacramento on Tuesday to see Trudi Schoop in her comic ballet at the auditorium. . Borah and Colonel Knox, are dev oting most of their speeches and artregent: Fe icles to Constitutionalism. patriotic Ca the (1936 . eubaurine for The Nugget. today state comm JELL WELL» ‘Cube Flavored SAVINGS YOU CAN SEE Prices Effective Feb 14th & {Sth SAFEWAY Legion. “In orde ernment ru prevail, the ible to vote iately,’’ Mr. ified citizen . 60 per cent ually vote. not by.a.m AT ernment. of (By JOE WILHOITE) Safeway Grocer ARCHIE CLOSSON URGES VOTERS TO REGISTER elections was issued here by Archie M. America have a ¢oncept that’ we are ruled by. asmajority. case. Only 60 per cent of the qual“Het us for b. 49. 4n appeal to all lifornians to register for Clossen, past ander of the American r that democratic govle of the majority may eitizens who. are elig-y should register immedClosson said. “We of Yer Oe ste seat JOR ger Such is not the; eistenriens “ Wg eG perenne SOCIAL a % Valentine Party for Oustomah Lodge SJ ! . Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows . and Neva Rebekah Lodge will joint-' ly entertain at a St. Valentine party sition with the Mountain Copper comof cards and dancing this evening pany. They returned home during the in the local Odd Fellows hall. will start at about 8:30. Good music . Francisco, Monday, has been secured and prizes are to for Manila. It be awarded for high scores in card playing. This series of parties in some time and a large attendance is anticipated. These delightful affairs are-greatly enjoyed. and each one is better attended than the last. : An invitation has to all Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their invited friends. After this.the parties will be held Friday evening instead of Thursday evening. Mr. Louis Netz-of this city takes an active interest ‘in séeing that the evenings are a delight to all who attend. been extended Freshmen to Give Assembly. Program The Class of 1939 will have charge of the assembly program to be preschool, and will endeavor to produce a group of interesting and _entertaining numbers. Miss Nancy Jones, the freshman advisor, has, been assisting the class in the preparations for this program which will include the following numbers: Skit :presented by twelve freshmen: Duet, “Rhythm in My.-Nursery Rhymes,” by Norlene Whitley: and Georgia Glennon; tap dance by Bud litile will be master “iss Mary Washburn W eds Eugene Kneebone of the Episcopal church of s register and then only . of those registered actTherefore, we are ruled} ajority. once produce a govmajority by registering and exercising that privilege of the citizen—the franchise. FLOUR Safeway Brand 19" $1.39 TROCO a = celurenmaae ] Lb. 15¢ Prove to yourself that it’s easy. Buy all your foods at your Safeway store for 30 days. Keep cash register receipts to vecord your expenditures. Then comwith previous months’ bills. See pare “We of America are prone to sit idly by and let George do it; then because George did it we are dissatisfied with what he did We deride George and his actions but George is not to blame. We have only ourMargarine WESSON OIL MAYONNAISE Aristocrat oo. ccc: 29 RITZ CRACKERS OVALTINE Cake Flour OLIVES Lindsay ine LIBBY PEACHES Large [laives TOMATO SAUCE Del Monte ’ SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP 10 lb. c Tin 98c "SAFEWAY HOT BARGAINS — how much you save. Quart 39¢ Quart 30. 1a ea eye oh Beca greates les — Large Pkg. Large Can Large Pkg. 19¢ d0° Zee Pint Can Get Your Family Circle EVER RYDAY « SAVINGS ON” FINE PRODUCE The season’s finest fruits and vegetabreally flavorful. And they're priced low worth looking into, isn’t it? (SRR SRR SC RR MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Pound 27< DEPFNDABLE COFFEE Pound 25¢ SCOTCH SOAP 2’ Lb. Pk. 25¢ A White King Product SUPER SUDS Laundry Siz H 0 OATS Quick and Regular. A glass free. BREAD A Y Economy 16 oz. loaf BEER—4 11 oz. bottles. Brown Derby (Plus Deposit ) RAINIER11 oz bottles. (Plus Deposit): “The gre ers, frage is con their eleva ernment wi influence in America are the moth wives and daughters. They now possess equal selves to blame. atest moral and leveling rights as far sufcerned. I am‘certain with ting influence our ll become demacratic and Zove will be ruled by a majority.” he wise housewife who keeps an Safeway produce. Why? . use here’s where you get the t possible value for your money. garden-fresh, crisp and tender, regularly—so that you save money on them, every day. This is something . GET THAT COLD! Before It Gets YOU! . We ar 2 Pounds 53c ives at plete line of Cold ’revente showing a comprices which please Dick 2 Pound Tin 43c i Seagea An Effi syrups, All standard brands of cough rubs—From 13c to $1.25 man Cold Capsuls 50c cient Cold Breaker and Laxative cold tablets and chest complet And for prevention we carry a vaporizers. e stock of atomizers and Qc : ‘a good tions. cold. Built up your resistance with to $1.25. Haliver oil preparaTonic and many other valuable — ‘aidg for warding off; treating © ‘and recovering from that bad tonic. Cod liver oil 59¢ Scotts Emulsion, San-~ _ for 25¢ SEE OF SHOW W WINDOW ~DICKERMAN DRUG STORENevada City their & bh hh . but the ceremony was hastened by “Mr. . from the local mining district lis the first of their) sented today at the Nevada City high’ Tobiassen; piano solo, ‘‘Alone’’, by : Evelyn Lotz; recitation by Jean Valentines were distributed from. Martz; guitar duet by Thelma Mae-. 4 prettily decorated Valentine box, mpe and Virginia Carney. Eddie Dooof ceremonies and promises to keep the student zroup well entertained during the assembly period. Miss Mary Washburn. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Washburn Grass Valley, beeame the bride of Mr. EuA St.’ Valentine decorative scheme sane Kneebone at a marriage cere-. was used throughout the cosy rooms _ mony performed in Minden, Nev., on. and valentine motifs were used on , February 8.-The marriage of the] the prettily appointed table where B young couple came as a surprise to many friends in Grass Valley, EVENTS . » Kneebone receiving a transfer ~ to Baguio, Philippine Islands where he will take a mining accountants po-~ — . week end and will sail from San February. 17, . . Miss Grace Mulcahy, a junior college chum, and Bob Roesner both of Grass Valley, were attendants at the wedding ceremony in Minden, Nev. The bride came to Grass Valley with her parents from Canada several years ago, residing in the Episcopal church parsonage since then. She is a graduate of the Grass Valley high school and was attending Junior College in Sacramento at the time of’ her marriage. Mr. Kneebone is aleo a gpaduate of the Grass Valley high’ school and the University of Nevada at Reno. He ‘has held-several responsible positions with mining companies and this position is a promotion for him. Spanish Class Enjoys Valentine Party: Members of the Spanish 2 Class of the local high school enjoyed a pleasant gathering last evening when they met at the home of Lucy and Bob Proctor, students of the .class, for a Valentine party. Miss Bartho. lomew, teacher of the student group aided. in the plans for the gathering and was assisted by Alice Graham, Jessie Butters and Lucy Proc-tor. : 7 aa ore and light refreshments were served. . Gold Flat . Thursday Club Mrs. Frank Farmer entertained the Gold Flat Thursday Club at her. home on Robinson Heights southeast of Nevada City Thursday afternoon._A delightful social time and sewing on fancy work made the af-~ ternoon pass all to quickly. A delicious refréshments were served at four o’clock. . LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Safeway cnplevess held a ban juet in the Elks Temple in Sacra mento on Sunday. Joe Wilhoite, o Nevada City, outgoing president o the Sacramento chapter Mr. White whot ‘was elected. presiden for 1936 at this meeting. ‘ Jernigan, the vice president; Mis AT SAFEWAY BANQUET attended. Wilhoite was succeeded by Perry Other officers chosen include J. E. Ismilda Presley, the secretary; and Miss: Dorothy Jones, Clarence Azevedo, John Jewell and S. I. Turnell,directors. ; J. C. Harper, the district manag= er of Safeway, welcomed more tham 300 persons to the dinner. Other talks were given by Lew Cook, the division manager; William Reese, his assistant; A. C. Faralander, the division president, and Mrs. Olive Goss, all of San Francisco. NUGGET ADS PAY f f t 8 ry QUA Phone 176 MEAT MARKET . IN SMITHS PACKAGE STORE LITY Nevada City, Calife Special Fri. & Sat. . BEEF STEAK Choice Steer POUND . BACON Eastern Sugar Cured POUND © RABBITS Young and Tender POUND POT ROAST -Chuck Cuts POUND PORK CHOPS Loin and Rib POUND {) Yea STEAK: Choice Local Veal ‘SLICED BACO) Rind Off

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET \ 1 } { __ MANY PROPOSALS ~ MADE TO CHANGE CONSTITUTION WASHINGTON, ON, D. C;;-Feb: ey It is a foregone conclusion that there “will be a great deal of talk concerning Constitutionalism in the next compaign. But it is .a question whether or not the ancient document will be an active issue—that is, whether a definite-proposal will be “sof powers between states and the fed_eral government. If some congressmen have their ‘ae Way, such a proposal will be a part of the Democratic platform. Democratic Representative Monaghan of Montana has put forward the most rovolutionary plan of all. He would have congress pass a law forbidding judges to declare any act of congress unconstitutional: AD eae . judge disobeyed this stricture he would, under the terms of the new law, lose his. job on thé grounds that he Wad’violated the constitutional requizement of “good behav, for‘! on the part of the judiciary. Democratic Representdtive Hobbs of Alabama wants ‘a constitutional amendment that would require, the ‘Supreme Court to inform congress -whether or not a law was constitutional, if an opinion were requestea by the president, or two-thirds of the members of both houses. Point of this amendment would ‘be to eliminate the delay and confusion that now follows the enactment of legislation of dubious legal‘ity, such as the AAA and NRA, which were in effect for several years before the high court consigned: them ‘to oblivion. a Democratic Representative Keller Joe of Illinois has proposed an amendment which, in 25 words, would crate to change the present division . . qJate agriculture and industry. . = fare of the people.’’ This would obviously leave the Supreme Court entirely without power to judge a law’s legality in the light of other . sections of the Constitution — the justices would be confined to interpreting laws only. Democratic Representative Costi-. gan of Colorado wishes anamend-. ment which would give congress the, authority to regulate working con-. ditions, establish minimum standards, sregulate production ‘al any industry and prevent unfair . practices. This sweeping congressional power would make possible the re-. ware . . . NRA type. . Democratic Senator Logan of Ken. tueky favors a similar amendment which would permit congress to arbitrate labor disputes and to regu-, One Republican senator has also proposed a .new pmendment, but, curiously enough, this senator's views are more apt to fit those of the . , administration than of the Repub. licans. He is Senator Norris of Nebraska, who actively supported Mr.) Roosevelt, as well as Al Smith. Sen. ator Norris’ amendment would prevent the Supreme Court from holding measures unconstitutional . with out a majority of more than two thirds of its members. None of these proposals seem to have much support: at present. But, on the basis that where there is smoke there-is fire, they serve to indicate that the Constitution is likely to come into the political limelight. Most observers think that the president does not want to propose Constitutional changes now,,-— men close to him said he will stick by the Supreme Court’s decisions ovtlawing his pet measures. Even many observers are also of the opiy80, enactment of a ‘national law of the ; H ‘Stars and Cars Twinkle, little stream line star, if you were my touring car, . would slam your gears in high And go roaring through the sky; Knock a comet down mayhap, Hit old Jupiter a rap, Smash a cosmic ray to bits, Scare the dog star into fits. Twinkle, little stream line star, __ If you were my touring car, . would never dim your light When we met the’moon at night; On the sky ways east and west, Putting other orbs to flight With your blinding shafts of light. Some time at an eerie sound, Casually I'd turn around And in stark dismay would see Great Orion chasing me! Coming at me with a whizz, Waving that long sword of his, “What's the big idee,” He'd cry, “Running wild around the sky?” Dim your twinkle, stream line car, Having scorched the Milky Way, We of course would have to pay; In a sun spot you would lie, _ Junked for ages there, while . In a hoose gow sort of jail Languished till the stars grew pale. ion that, unless he is willing to scrap his whole recovery and reform program, he may eventually have to ask for a new amendmént that will give the federal power authority the practically remake the Constitution. His amendment reads: gress shall have power to: make ali laws in its judgment shall be necessary to provide for the general wel“Tyre con. highest court has held it does not . dent that the principal Republican . . spokesmen, such as Mr. Hoover, Mr. now possess. And it is not by acei. You should shine your dazzling best, Break the rules, and there ‘you are; A. MERRIAM CONNER. Mrs. C. E. Parsons and Richard Parsons motored to Sacramento on Tuesday to see Trudi Schoop in her comic ballet at the auditorium. . Borah and Colonel Knox, are dev oting most of their speeches and artregent: Fe icles to Constitutionalism. patriotic Ca the (1936 . eubaurine for The Nugget. today state comm JELL WELL» ‘Cube Flavored SAVINGS YOU CAN SEE Prices Effective Feb 14th & {Sth SAFEWAY Legion. “In orde ernment ru prevail, the ible to vote iately,’’ Mr. ified citizen . 60 per cent ually vote. not by.a.m AT ernment. of (By JOE WILHOITE) Safeway Grocer ARCHIE CLOSSON URGES VOTERS TO REGISTER elections was issued here by Archie M. America have a ¢oncept that’ we are ruled by. asmajority. case. Only 60 per cent of the qual“Het us for b. 49. 4n appeal to all lifornians to register for Clossen, past ander of the American r that democratic govle of the majority may eitizens who. are elig-y should register immedClosson said. “We of Yer Oe ste seat JOR ger Such is not the; eistenriens “ Wg eG perenne SOCIAL a % Valentine Party for Oustomah Lodge SJ ! . Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows . and Neva Rebekah Lodge will joint-' ly entertain at a St. Valentine party sition with the Mountain Copper comof cards and dancing this evening pany. They returned home during the in the local Odd Fellows hall. will start at about 8:30. Good music . Francisco, Monday, has been secured and prizes are to for Manila. It be awarded for high scores in card playing. This series of parties in some time and a large attendance is anticipated. These delightful affairs are-greatly enjoyed. and each one is better attended than the last. : An invitation has to all Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their invited friends. After this.the parties will be held Friday evening instead of Thursday evening. Mr. Louis Netz-of this city takes an active interest ‘in séeing that the evenings are a delight to all who attend. been extended Freshmen to Give Assembly. Program The Class of 1939 will have charge of the assembly program to be preschool, and will endeavor to produce a group of interesting and _entertaining numbers. Miss Nancy Jones, the freshman advisor, has, been assisting the class in the preparations for this program which will include the following numbers: Skit :presented by twelve freshmen: Duet, “Rhythm in My.-Nursery Rhymes,” by Norlene Whitley: and Georgia Glennon; tap dance by Bud litile will be master “iss Mary Washburn W eds Eugene Kneebone of the Episcopal church of s register and then only . of those registered actTherefore, we are ruled} ajority. once produce a govmajority by registering and exercising that privilege of the citizen—the franchise. FLOUR Safeway Brand 19" $1.39 TROCO a = celurenmaae ] Lb. 15¢ Prove to yourself that it’s easy. Buy all your foods at your Safeway store for 30 days. Keep cash register receipts to vecord your expenditures. Then comwith previous months’ bills. See pare “We of America are prone to sit idly by and let George do it; then because George did it we are dissatisfied with what he did We deride

George and his actions but George is not to blame. We have only ourMargarine WESSON OIL MAYONNAISE Aristocrat oo.. ccc: 29 RITZ CRACKERS OVALTINE Cake Flour OLIVES Lindsay ine LIBBY PEACHES Large [laives TOMATO SAUCE Del Monte ’ SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP 10 lb. c Tin 98c "SAFEWAY HOT BARGAINS — how much you save. Quart 39¢ Quart 30. 1a ea eye oh Beca greates les — Large Pkg. Large Can Large Pkg. 19¢ d0° Zee Pint Can Get Your Family Circle EVER RYDAY « SAVINGS ON” FINE PRODUCE The season’s finest fruits and vegetabreally flavorful. And they're priced low worth looking into, isn’t it? (SRR SRR SC RR MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Pound 27< DEPFNDABLE COFFEE Pound 25¢ SCOTCH SOAP 2’ Lb. Pk. 25¢ A White King Product SUPER SUDS Laundry Siz H 0 OATS Quick and Regular. A glass free. BREAD A Y Economy 16 oz. loaf BEER—4 11 oz. bottles.. Brown Derby (Plus Deposit ) RAINIER11 oz bottles. (Plus Deposit): “The gre ers, frage is con their eleva ernment wi influence in America are the moth wives and daughters. They now possess equal selves to blame. atest moral and leveling rights as far sufcerned. I am‘certain with ting influence our ll become demacratic and Zove will be ruled by a majority.” he wise housewife who keeps an Safeway produce. Why? . use here’s where you get the t possible value for your money. garden-fresh, crisp and tender, regularly—so that you save money on them, every day. This is something . GET THAT COLD! Before It Gets YOU! . We ar 2 Pounds 53c ives at plete line of Cold ’revente showing a comprices which please Dick 2 Pound Tin 43c i Seagea An Effi syrups, All standard brands of cough rubs—From 13c to $1.25 man Cold Capsuls 50c cient Cold Breaker and Laxative cold tablets and chest complet And for prevention we carry a vaporizers. e stock of atomizers and Qc : ‘a good tions. cold. Built up your resistance with to $1.25. Haliver oil preparaTonic and many other valuable — ‘aidg for warding off; treating © ‘and recovering from that bad tonic. Cod liver oil 59¢ Scotts Emulsion, San-~ _ for 25¢ SEE OF SHOW W WINDOW ~DICKERMAN DRUG STORENevada City their & bh hh . but the ceremony was hastened by “Mr. . from the local mining district lis the first of their) sented today at the Nevada City high’ Tobiassen; piano solo, ‘‘Alone’’, by : Evelyn Lotz; recitation by Jean Valentines were distributed from. Martz; guitar duet by Thelma Mae-. 4 prettily decorated Valentine box, mpe and Virginia Carney. Eddie Dooof ceremonies and promises to keep the student zroup well entertained during the assembly period. Miss Mary Washburn. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Washburn Grass Valley, beeame the bride of Mr. EuA St.’ Valentine decorative scheme sane Kneebone at a marriage cere-. was used throughout the cosy rooms _ mony performed in Minden, Nev., on. and valentine motifs were used on , February 8.-The marriage of the] the prettily appointed table where B young couple came as a surprise to many friends in Grass Valley, EVENTS . » Kneebone receiving a transfer ~ to Baguio, Philippine Islands where he will take a mining accountants po-~ — . week end and will sail from San February. 17, . . Miss Grace Mulcahy, a junior college chum, and Bob Roesner both of Grass Valley, were attendants at the wedding ceremony in Minden, Nev. The bride came to Grass Valley with her parents from Canada several years ago, residing in the Episcopal church parsonage since then. She is a graduate of the Grass Valley high school and was attending Junior College in Sacramento at the time of’ her marriage. Mr. Kneebone is aleo a gpaduate of the Grass Valley high’ school and the University of Nevada at Reno. He ‘has held-several responsible positions with mining companies and this position is a promotion for him. Spanish Class Enjoys Valentine Party: Members of the Spanish 2 Class of the local high school enjoyed a pleasant gathering last evening when they met at the home of Lucy and Bob Proctor, students of the .class, for a Valentine party. Miss Bartho. lomew, teacher of the student group aided. in the plans for the gathering and was assisted by Alice Graham, Jessie Butters and Lucy Proc-tor. : 7 aa ore and light refreshments were served. . Gold Flat . Thursday Club Mrs. Frank Farmer entertained the Gold Flat Thursday Club at her. home on Robinson Heights southeast of Nevada City Thursday afternoon._A delightful social time and sewing on fancy work made the af-~ ternoon pass all to quickly. A delicious refréshments were served at four o’clock. . LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Safeway cnplevess held a ban juet in the Elks Temple in Sacra mento on Sunday. Joe Wilhoite, o Nevada City, outgoing president o the Sacramento chapter Mr. White whot ‘was elected. presiden for 1936 at this meeting. ‘ Jernigan, the vice president; Mis AT SAFEWAY BANQUET attended. Wilhoite was succeeded by Perry Other officers chosen include J. E. Ismilda Presley, the secretary; and Miss: Dorothy Jones, Clarence Azevedo, John Jewell and S. I. Turnell,directors. ; J. C. Harper, the district manag= er of Safeway, welcomed more tham 300 persons to the dinner. Other talks were given by Lew Cook, the division manager; William Reese, his assistant; A. C. Faralander, the division president, and Mrs. Olive Goss, all of San Francisco. NUGGET ADS PAY f f t 8 ry QUA Phone 176 MEAT MARKET . IN SMITHS PACKAGE STORE LITY Nevada City, Calife Special Fri. & Sat. . BEEF STEAK Choice Steer POUND . BACON Eastern Sugar Cured POUND © RABBITS Young and Tender POUND POT ROAST -Chuck Cuts POUND PORK CHOPS Loin and Rib POUND {) Yea STEAK: Choice Local Veal ‘SLICED BACO) Rind Off