February 21, 1938 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGE f _MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1938, PAGE FOUR esas CNP ak ~ aeinaetae pa ~~ ™ 4 = ry pore x TART WARREN IN . ‘ ; ‘m sie 2 ASS id if &, ak A tA \ Ww ~, be sear you AT 5. AED OT AT [Py en bd Bh Nich dd \ Waris chic . P TTS wUIY 7a . ard x : the 4 ! OAKLANI 1, ~ — = ~ ~ —_ f I ! oe S. Webb; . +7 : woargct = 7 aN = ra i rent With ADHESes Adbere °¥Yarr. Pls BEXALL DENTURE 4 WES POWDER Ho-ds fads wir firms comfcrtsbi irritation. hese. -REXALG endorsed by where, and out Ts R. E. HARRIS The ae PHONE meat 100 Siore MEAT has no rival 'for flavor, for variety and for appetite appeal HAM BACON : SAUSAGES Sienles. Chops, OUR SPECIAL IKEYSTO MARKET Calanan and Richards . Our Reputation is Our Guaranice j Commercial St., Nevada PHONE 67 City Standing Rib Roasts, f Pot Roasts . ropportunity to serve that cauwss lit is for tht reasoh that I seek the office. “Tf is non-part'san \in character and I shall file for the Republi Democratic and Progressive. nominaions, first resign my positicn as Republican National Committeaman HAMBURGER . W AR REN Attorney “EB ARL for Candidate General aes “Thave decided :o beenme a candidate for’ attorngy general to succeed U. S. Webb, our chief law officer, who has concluded not to seek after thirty six years of to the people of re-election faithful service 1 ifornia. “The primary and greatest objective of government is to miake life end property secure, and I am conour demoi Ineed that the future of . racy depends upon the equality of . local and state governments and! we have an hon-+ uniform Great our ‘pen whether or not and law. est, fearless, ‘enforce-. nient of the prioblems of . ‘iw enforcement now challenge the, attention of all public officers and . ons of this state, and thirteen yearXas district attorney of Alameda eounty Nhave not only acquainited me. with these vroblems but have also vive me the sincere desire to, strive for their solution. The office ‘of attorney general. offers the ¢ elected, I will manner and, by asx . ecordinate their activitios to the end lat. California may become the saflest place in: America in which to live.”’ irs. Effie Goering had as week nd guests her daughter and sister ; of Reno. Both are former residents and enjoyed visiting their old home. . Cer; COAL Phone Us for Prompt Delivery NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY At Plaz4 — Nevada City -PHONE 57 Hand Finish Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt, Courtous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right ‘Phone 577 229 Commercial St. Nevada City VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY . CORRECTED ‘n an impartial tine all state and locai law enaement-officers, will endeavor to Jim Baldwin, local mining has gone, to Minnemucca, on a business trip. a ee es ee SANETTS . Disposable Mentholated Kerchiefs . ——useful during ‘colds, er and enginNev., hay fevirritations. Aids in clearing air passages. 250 Tissues for sinus Amazing ic Offer DANYA Ponds Cream Lotion with 49¢ jar of Ponds Cold Cream—hboth for the regular price of the cold . cream—plus 1c. NURSOLA Antacid Powder quickly relieves Gastrie Acidity, Heartburn, Sour Stomach. A properly bal-' anced alkaline medicine 50c Large Jar -DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY . visiting . MARLENE nae ree Woop, HOLLY Feb. 21.—Marlene oneeded by fashion horities nere abroad, isthe vs most glamcrous example of .WwW a woman may giorify clotes “Morocco, “Desire” and ick: when,” uv to her most Kmisgt With Armour” Wi cInth Mis ich says, as sh 1¢ he “rrent so$ reen drama. “Ang-) ] int romance coming yr to the Nevada Th rtra town so far is concerned. Thanks-to that bivawatolied Para-} mount fashion expert, Travis Banon, plus Hollywocd’s untrammelea: ‘n original des‘en. is swathed enough fem to launch an_ internalet alone a triangle ¢wo fascinating screen “Angel’’ in inine allure tional war, ‘olving these Tuttle of Stanford, Dick Bennett of Stanford, Robert eviffmer of the University of Califernia, Cliff Hoff of University of Nevada, and Betsy ‘Bennet of Dominican College, San in-! i Nevada, City. who are home for the lovers, Herbert Marshall and Melvyn' . Douglas. GooD JOB FOR CCC BOY Bill O’Leary, CCC enrolles,: gave the.local Tahoe National Forest serheadquarters notice this mornresigning to go to AlasBill will accept 2 ing he was ka on Wednesday. position wit driver the route being from Fairbanks to Circle City, Alaska. In explaining his route re stated Circle City is on the Yukon while, Fairbanks is at the end of a 300 mile trip. Mrs, T.ony Rore, corner. Nile and Clay.streets, entertained at a, dinner and party eight guests honoring her husband’s birthday. A delightful social time was enjoyed after the delicious dinner: Mrs. Clara Phillips of this city had as guests Sunday her daughters, Mrs, F. C. Mahon and Mr. Mabon and Mary Laurel Shebley of Sacramento. Hal D. Draper motored to Sacramento yesterday and returned with his wife and son Roy, who had been . spending two weeks in the bay cities relatives. No Trespassing or Hunting Signs. The Nugget Office. h his brother as-a stage, . . . auto for Caldwell, Idaho, having been of ‘her! . ean College of San Rafael, frazklin ,joying a delightful time in the snow , City. visiting Mr. . Loa the Valley Mines . PRINTED ON CLOTH. For sale at. ..0 a Dorsonal . WOR K MAY SOON: the . raduate with , aaa sd with his} Tony 1 3etty . Earl} of Grass Valdelightful ski . 1 and Randal and M Held of Ne Avery and Dick’ R SSTs, vada City odda members of a Nevada City ski ening. ley were party at. the course last Thursday. ev hig o'ways vision of Nisvada City wth his mother, Moley. end in Mrs. 3 4+ the “pol. ands [eft Ane -week Emma Catherine Teznazelli, of DominiRafael are among the students from week end and Washington’s Birthday. Mrs. Frank Joyal left today by tiams be called by theserious illness son, Fabian, who is suffering’ with 12 small pox, ote and ae vol Mr. Clark ‘said the C.H. M.A. plications. ee ee ; will ultimately become a clearing last fall to atiend University of Idaho. Max aor of the Nevada City ae nine miles east of Nevada reports yesterday as being the best, day for snow sports since the snow scarted falling. Over 75 auto loads of sports enthusiasts spent the.day at the ski course, enwith a perfect day of sunshine. Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill mctored to their summer cabin at Big Bend yesterday. In their party were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hallett and son, Mrs. Minerva Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Tad Sigourney Jr., and son, all of this city. and Mr. Mrs. T.cmas DuHane of Sacramen‘to spent Sunday in Nevada and Mrs. James F. Dolan. I’red Cole, of Pasadena interested group in Willow Valley, is spending a few days in Nevada City on business WE SET THINGS RIGHT wiTH BETTER LIGHT Fon BETTER SIGHT NY \"\ ODERN si for Better Si Wf Ga f; 2 saving light from the New Better Light Sigh ‘famps adds new and alluring beauty to the home. It is softly diffused light that is easy on the eyes and flattering to beauty. Any home, new or old can easily and inexpensively modernize its lighting with Better Sight lamps. Yes, you can start easily—with one room —or one chair by proving to yourself that the new lamps make seeing easier and provide more restful light. The new I. E. S. Better Sight lamps are made in an infinite variety of styles, materials, finishes, and they all give the same glareless sight-saving light. Come in and:see the attractive models. Prices are moderate. SEE YOUR DEALER P-G-awEPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned . Operated . Managed by Californians 112-238 AT NARROWS. BRAITHWAITE) . Hydrauiic Mining} met in Colfax Sdturday the Colfax Hotel witt. Hallock iofficiatThe meeting was opened by the ing of the national anthem! led} by A. G. Thurman of Colfax who is eandidate for assemblyman tor the ‘ixth district. Miss Berenice Wilof that city was pianist. Claude Clark, chairman of the! membership drive, said He was very much pleased with the results of the captains and lieutenants in their etfort, despite the bardships of bad in bringing new members into the Association. The roster has oOverreached the one thousand mark and is going strong. With enrollment this large representatives . of the mining industry in Sacramen-} to and Washington, D. C. may well rest assured they will have ample backing from the northern section of California. It was decided to exend the membership drive to March (By KATHERINE The California ernoom*at George ‘ ation residen sing weather, NOW an house for hydraulic mining and ore mining, problems which constantly arise to, vex the mining industry. It will also endeavor to lend assastance to the welfare of the many mining} communities which it embraces. Th e. aim of the present set up of officers . and members is to exhalt the C. H. M. A. and build it up on firm foundations so that it will last for all time. The recent public reports of the progress being made on the Upper Narrows of the Yuba river are encouraging for they stated the Narrows dam will be built before the Rucky-Chucky dam as the site on the latter is not satisfactory. Plans and specifications for the Narrows dam have been fully approved by the War Department and advertising for bids on the contracts will appear in a few ;played-a bet HIGH SCHOOL ~ NOTES MARY MARTZ City high schiool basyed Placer Union were defeated by a score. The B team game than the A games to be played By The Nevada ball teams pla at Auburn very and sided ter next one team. The . will be played with Grant Union of North Sacramento, SOPHOMORE PROGRAM gave their Friday. postIt The poned sophomores assembly program was in the form’ of an anthem hiour. Bea-< Rosalie Bagshaw and Naomi ton had a skit, Jane Bennet, jhone solo, Leila Shaughnessy and Jean Kelly, skit, Jean Davies, Evelyn Sibley, and Margaret Odegaard had a vocal trio. Tony~ Cartoscelli, accordian solo and Verda Ann Yuen gave a Chinese dance and song. The saxaprogram was excellet and thoroughly enjoyed. “PEP” RALLY A pep rally was held-®or-the PlacUnion basket. ball game last Friday afternoon. The yells were led by Edna Doolittle and songs by ‘the song leaders, Alice Graham, Madge Pianezzi and Jane Bennett. er Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lashbaugnh, interested in the Seven Aces mine at Alleghany are snowed out by eight or ten feet of snow and will not be able to get to the mine for several ays. They are visiting in Nevada City with Mr. Lashbaugh’s parents, Mr. Lashbaugh stated a program of diamond drilling is to be earried out at the mine as soon as the weather settles. Enough money has been allocated by the Rivers and Harbors Commiteee to more than halfway complete this particular dam. The next meeting of the C. H. M. A. will be held March 12 in Nevada City at the National Hotél. At this meeting the usual program will be grea-_ly varied by a distinguished out of town speaker. weeks. Nevada Rogers and Adolphe Menjou star Sensational : 4 S$ AGE DOOR::: mee : pi i f; Bycar with Katherine WOW. A DRY SHAVER . THAT DEL/VERS THE . CLOSE SHAVE OTHERS The at MONDAY Bernie Also Ben LOVE AND HISSES= 3": ea Laughs and Kisses and Music and Misses. Song hits. Walter Winchell Simone Simon TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Marlene Dietrich who devilishly meets him in Paris ANGEL: and snubs him in London, jatter discovering that her Bhusband was also chummy with him. . THURSDAY success becomes of the Ginger Broadway 2rent screen dramas Hepburn, ring. Se FS shearing surface . oo. its very name, Remington Rand Close-Shaver, you know that its promise of close, clean shaves will be performed. And behind that name are these exclusive features: new precision head.double cutting . combing bar-that lifts flat hairs.special Westinghouse ee,” motor . year’s guarantee on ma\f terials and workmanship. . / Say “good-bye” to blades, soap, lotions and other expensive shav« ing nuisances. Here’s a dry shaver that really shaves— close, clean and comfortably, Alpha . 1 Stores Ltd. NEVADA CITY Phone 5 GRASS VALLEY Phone 88 av

NEVADA CITY NUGGE f _MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1938, PAGE FOUR esas CNP ak ~ aeinaetae pa ~~ ™ 4 = ry pore x TART WARREN IN . ‘ ; ‘m sie 2 ASS id if &, ak A tA \ Ww ~, be sear you AT 5. AED OT AT [Py en bd Bh Nich dd \ Waris chic . P TTS wUIY 7a . ard x : the 4 ! OAKLANI 1, ~ — = ~ ~ —_ f I ! oe S. Webb; . +7 : woargct = 7 aN = ra i rent With ADHESes Adbere °¥Yarr. Pls BEXALL DENTURE 4 WES POWDER Ho-ds fads wir firms comfcrtsbi irritation. hese. -REXALG endorsed by where, and out Ts R. E. HARRIS The ae PHONE meat 100 Siore MEAT has no rival 'for flavor, for variety and for appetite appeal HAM BACON : SAUSAGES Sienles. Chops, OUR SPECIAL IKEYSTO MARKET Calanan and Richards . Our Reputation is Our Guaranice j Commercial St., Nevada PHONE 67 City Standing Rib Roasts, f Pot Roasts . ropportunity to serve that cauwss lit is for tht reasoh that I seek the office. “Tf is non-part'san \in character and I shall file for the Republi Democratic and Progressive. nominaions, first resign my positicn as Republican National Committeaman HAMBURGER . W AR REN Attorney “EB ARL for Candidate General aes “Thave decided :o beenme a candidate for’ attorngy general to succeed U. S. Webb, our chief law officer, who has concluded not to seek after thirty six years of to the people of re-election faithful service 1 ifornia. “The primary and greatest objective of government is to miake life end property secure, and I am conour demoi Ineed that the future of . racy depends upon the equality of . local and state governments and! we have an hon-+ uniform Great our ‘pen whether or not and law. est, fearless, ‘enforce-. nient of the prioblems of . ‘iw enforcement now challenge the, attention of all public officers and . ons of this state, and thirteen yearXas district attorney of Alameda eounty Nhave not only acquainited me. with these vroblems but have also vive me the sincere desire to, strive for their solution. The office ‘of attorney general. offers the ¢ elected, I will manner and, by asx . ecordinate their activitios to the end lat. California may become the saflest place in: America in which to live.”’ irs. Effie Goering had as week nd guests her daughter and sister ; of Reno. Both are former residents and enjoyed visiting their old home. . Cer; COAL Phone Us for Prompt Delivery NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY At Plaz4 — Nevada City -PHONE 57 Hand Finish Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt, Courtous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right ‘Phone 577 229 Commercial St. Nevada City VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY . CORRECTED ‘n an impartial tine all state and locai law enaement-officers, will endeavor to Jim Baldwin, local mining has gone, to Minnemucca, on a business trip. a ee es ee SANETTS . Disposable Mentholated Kerchiefs . ——useful during ‘colds, er and enginNev., hay fevirritations. Aids in clearing air passages. 250 Tissues for sinus Amazing ic Offer DANYA Ponds Cream Lotion with 49¢ jar of Ponds Cold Cream—hboth for the regular price of the cold . cream—plus 1c. NURSOLA Antacid Powder quickly relieves Gastrie Acidity, Heartburn, Sour Stomach. A properly bal-' anced alkaline medicine 50c Large Jar -DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY . visiting . MARLENE nae ree Woop, HOLLY Feb. 21.—Marlene oneeded by fashion horities nere abroad, isthe vs most glamcrous example of .WwW a woman may giorify clotes “Morocco, “Desire” and ick: when,” uv to her most Kmisgt With Armour” Wi cInth Mis ich says, as sh 1¢ he “rrent so$ reen drama. “Ang-) ] int romance coming yr to the Nevada Th rtra town so far is concerned. Thanks-to that bivawatolied Para-} mount fashion expert, Travis Banon, plus Hollywocd’s untrammelea: ‘n original des‘en. is swathed enough fem to launch an_ internalet alone a triangle ¢wo fascinating screen “Angel’’ in inine allure tional war, ‘olving these Tuttle of Stanford, Dick Bennett of Stanford, Robert eviffmer of the University of Califernia, Cliff Hoff of University of Nevada, and Betsy ‘Bennet of Dominican College, San in-! i Nevada, City. who are home for the lovers, Herbert Marshall and Melvyn' . Douglas. GooD JOB FOR CCC BOY Bill O’Leary, CCC enrolles,: gave the.local Tahoe National Forest serheadquarters notice this mornresigning to go to AlasBill will accept 2 ing he was ka on Wednesday. position wit driver the route being from Fairbanks to Circle City, Alaska. In explaining his route re stated Circle City is on the Yukon while, Fairbanks is at the end of a 300 mile trip. Mrs, T.ony Rore, corner. Nile and Clay.streets, entertained at a, dinner and party eight guests honoring her husband’s birthday. A delightful social time was enjoyed after the delicious dinner: Mrs. Clara Phillips of this city had as guests Sunday her daughters, Mrs, F. C. Mahon and Mr. Mabon and Mary Laurel Shebley of Sacramento. Hal D. Draper motored to Sacramento yesterday and returned with his wife and son Roy, who had been . spending two weeks in the bay cities relatives. No Trespassing or Hunting Signs. The Nugget Office. h his brother as-a stage, . . . auto for Caldwell, Idaho, having been of ‘her! . ean College of San Rafael, frazklin ,joying a delightful time in the snow , City. visiting Mr. . Loa the Valley Mines . PRINTED ON CLOTH. For sale at. ...0 a Dorsonal . WOR K MAY SOON: the . raduate with , aaa sd with his} Tony 1 3etty . Earl} of Grass Valdelightful ski . 1 and Randal and M Held of Ne Avery and Dick’ R SSTs, vada City odda

members of a Nevada City ski ening. ley were party at. the course last Thursday. ev hig o'ways vision of Nisvada City wth his mother, Moley. end in Mrs. 3 4+ the “pol. ands [eft Ane -week Emma Catherine Teznazelli, of DominiRafael are among the students from week end and Washington’s Birthday. Mrs. Frank Joyal left today by tiams be called by theserious illness son, Fabian, who is suffering’ with 12 small pox, ote and ae vol Mr. Clark ‘said the C.H. M.A. plications. ee ee ; will ultimately become a clearing last fall to atiend University of Idaho. Max aor of the Nevada City ae nine miles east of Nevada reports yesterday as being the best, day for snow sports since the snow scarted falling. Over 75 auto loads of sports enthusiasts spent the.day at the ski course, enwith a perfect day of sunshine. Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill mctored to their summer cabin at Big Bend yesterday. In their party were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hallett and son, Mrs. Minerva Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Tad Sigourney Jr., and son, all of this city. and Mr. Mrs. T.cmas DuHane of Sacramen‘to spent Sunday in Nevada and Mrs. James F. Dolan. I’red Cole, of Pasadena interested group in Willow Valley, is spending a few days in Nevada City on business WE SET THINGS RIGHT wiTH BETTER LIGHT Fon BETTER SIGHT NY \"\ ODERN si for Better Si Wf Ga f; 2 saving light from the New Better Light Sigh ‘famps adds new and alluring beauty to the home. It is softly diffused light that is easy on the eyes and flattering to beauty. Any home, new or old can easily and inexpensively modernize its lighting with Better Sight lamps. Yes, you can start easily—with one room —or one chair by proving to yourself that the new lamps make seeing easier and provide more restful light. The new I. E. S. Better Sight lamps are made in an infinite variety of styles, materials, finishes, and they all give the same glareless sight-saving light. Come in and:see the attractive models. Prices are moderate. SEE YOUR DEALER P-G-awEPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned . Operated . Managed by Californians 112-238 AT NARROWS. BRAITHWAITE) . Hydrauiic Mining} met in Colfax Sdturday the Colfax Hotel witt. Hallock iofficiatThe meeting was opened by the ing of the national anthem! led} by A. G. Thurman of Colfax who is eandidate for assemblyman tor the ‘ixth district. Miss Berenice Wilof that city was pianist. Claude Clark, chairman of the! membership drive, said He was very much pleased with the results of the captains and lieutenants in their etfort, despite the bardships of bad in bringing new members into the Association. The roster has oOverreached the one thousand mark and is going strong. With enrollment this large representatives . of the mining industry in Sacramen-} to and Washington, D. C. may well rest assured they will have ample backing from the northern section of California. It was decided to exend the membership drive to March (By KATHERINE The California ernoom*at George ‘ ation residen sing weather, NOW an house for hydraulic mining and ore mining, problems which constantly arise to, vex the mining industry. It will also endeavor to lend assastance to the welfare of the many mining} communities which it embraces. Th e. aim of the present set up of officers . and members is to exhalt the C. H. M. A. and build it up on firm foundations so that it will last for all time. The recent public reports of the progress being made on the Upper Narrows of the Yuba river are encouraging for they stated the Narrows dam will be built before the Rucky-Chucky dam as the site on the latter is not satisfactory. Plans and specifications for the Narrows dam have been fully approved by the War Department and advertising for bids on the contracts will appear in a few ;played-a bet HIGH SCHOOL ~ NOTES MARY MARTZ City high schiool basyed Placer Union were defeated by a score. The B team game than the A games to be played By The Nevada ball teams pla at Auburn very and sided ter next one team. The . will be played with Grant Union of North Sacramento, SOPHOMORE PROGRAM gave their Friday. postIt The poned sophomores assembly program was in the form’ of an anthem hiour. Bea-< Rosalie Bagshaw and Naomi ton had a skit, Jane Bennet, jhone solo, Leila Shaughnessy and Jean Kelly, skit, Jean Davies, Evelyn Sibley, and Margaret Odegaard had a vocal trio. Tony~ Cartoscelli, accordian solo and Verda Ann Yuen gave a Chinese dance and song. The saxaprogram was excellet and thoroughly enjoyed. “PEP” RALLY A pep rally was held-®or-the PlacUnion basket. ball game last Friday afternoon. The yells were led by Edna Doolittle and songs by ‘the song leaders, Alice Graham, Madge Pianezzi and Jane Bennett. er Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lashbaugnh, interested in the Seven Aces mine at Alleghany are snowed out by eight or ten feet of snow and will not be able to get to the mine for several ays. They are visiting in Nevada City with Mr. Lashbaugh’s parents, Mr. Lashbaugh stated a program of diamond drilling is to be earried out at the mine as soon as the weather settles. Enough money has been allocated by the Rivers and Harbors Commiteee to more than halfway complete this particular dam. The next meeting of the C. H. M. A. will be held March 12 in Nevada City at the National Hotél. At this meeting the usual program will be grea-_ly varied by a distinguished out of town speaker. weeks. Nevada Rogers and Adolphe Menjou star Sensational : 4 S$ AGE DOOR::: mee : pi i f; Bycar with Katherine WOW. A DRY SHAVER . THAT DEL/VERS THE . CLOSE SHAVE OTHERS The at MONDAY Bernie Also Ben LOVE AND HISSES= 3": ea Laughs and Kisses and Music and Misses. Song hits. Walter Winchell Simone Simon TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Marlene Dietrich who devilishly meets him in Paris ANGEL: and snubs him in London, jatter discovering that her Bhusband was also chummy with him. . THURSDAY success becomes of the Ginger Broadway 2rent screen dramas Hepburn, ring. Se FS shearing surface . oo. its very name, Remington Rand Close-Shaver, you know that its promise of close, clean shaves will be performed. And behind that name are these exclusive features: new precision head..double cutting . combing bar-that lifts flat hairs..special Westinghouse ee,” motor .. year’s guarantee on ma\f terials and workmanship. . / Say “good-bye” to blades, soap, lotions and other expensive shav« ing nuisances. Here’s a dry shaver that really shaves— close, clean and comfortably, Alpha . 1 Stores Ltd. NEVADA CITY Phone 5 GRASS VALLEY Phone 88 av