February 3, 1936 (4 pages)

ent ee SNE see IEVADA CITY NUGGET Cae es ais Raa rae es pa ' s pean 5 3 ft — { ‘. Be 1y = Sis 3) t ~ 2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936. LARSEN’S BARBER SHOPIn the shop formerly occupied by Ben Bowman. FOUR CHAIRS AVAILABLE Four Barbers—Roy stanley, Mr. Kirby, Frank Cartoscelli and Andrew Larsen 4 Formerly on Pine St. . Removed to 308! Broad St. Your t Advertisement j in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! AUTEN 5 YY Buy Home Needs now while No Cash Payment _ ts Needed! rages “es Home cad sf bs Tate a ~+ . tal ° J c o ~ California home-owners and renters are now purcucsing tne their homes lack at the rate of nearly two Py EON Seas ety ae, RE and: eieceric appliances ; Pict gr are e Py re hundred and fifty thousas nd dollars a-week. Is the range or water heater in your kitchen and economical gas oe fe aes isn’t a new washing aching or ironer needed in your home? Is the wiring system adequate in every room? Now, while the low cost terms of FHA are still available, buy the moderna gas and electric appliances you have always wanted. Nothing down and three years or more of easy terms. SEE YOUR DEALER OR P.G-0'EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians REDUCED ELECTRIC RATES Savings from low rates Operate new appliances _ REMNANTS i: Half Off CALENDAR i DR. TULLY. KNOLES . ON FEBRUARY 10 . Court Caldydar for Friday, February 7, 1936. Guardianship of azel A; Walker, petition for guardianship= Bicone Sa San Juan Mutual. Water Users get sociation, vs. J. Coughlan et al, notice of motion: Estate of William J. Scandling, deceased, Petition for letters. Estate of William Hayes, deceased. Petition for letiers. Estate Julia Shea, final account and petition. 1-17-36. Herbert M. Bergman ys. W.°E. So den, satiated from 1-17-36 Estate Paul E. Rohrig, probate of will. Estate Jane Granholm, petition for letters. of administration, fo~ Jetters of administration. for letters of administration. petition for probate of will. from 1-17-36. Estate Mike Bergmen, return for probate of will. Estate. John Stevens, return probate of will. ount and petition. D. G. Nupreley vs. A. B. Adams, motion to amend-:-cemplaint. Wells, arraignment. Crosetti, arraignment. Ma'th Webber vs. Fred’ C. Web"7> Alpha vs. Burr, set for trial. Roddy vs. Brown, demurrer. THRONES AT SAN TWAN’S DANCE (By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE) Without doubt the aoa is danceminded and Twamley Hall at Nort! San Juan is the mecca for Nevada, Sierra and Yuba counties’ nimblefooted dancers. Last Saturday evening a huge crowd witnessed another of the happy &ffairs that are staved in this town every other tweck. Grass Valley, Nevada City and Downieville were amply represented as well as all the -other © small towns but it was decidedly Camptonville’s night to honor North’ San Juan. Mr, George But%, Mr. Bert Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop, Mr.-Elwood Shurr and Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of the Gold Pan lodge were among those in attendance with their parties. Besides there was a er corts. P : The merchants of Grass Valley and Nevada City donated many beautiful prides and full percentage of these lovely gifts were carried off by the folks from Camptonville. Bill Groves of that town won the five dollars cash door prize. Other out of town visitors who won useful gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kneebone of Bridgeport, Mr. Harry Beason, Mr. Carl Kaemer of Washington and Miss Peggy Moody. Eddie Meltz and his fine orchestra kept the dancers contented with ‘. tunes both old and new and the crooning lady delighted ‘the huge crowd singing the . songs in her charming manner and sweet voice. There is a big surprise in store for the crowd next dance night which will be February 15. Watch the newspapers for further information. LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION MEETS AT MARYSVILLE About fifty “Wemibers of the Tahoe National Livestock Association enjoyed a splendid meeting in-Marysville last Saturday. The association is composed of the counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba and Sierra. Mr. Munson B. Church of Grass Valley was re-elected as_ president. Fine talks were made by Dr. G. H. Hart, in charge of the department of animal husbandry, of the University of California school at Davis. He spoke concerning experimental feeding of stock at the farm and on the range lands in connection with mineral content of Various feeds and results of supplemental feeding when it was found deficient. _Mr. W. P. Wing, secretary of the California .Wool Growers Association, discussed ‘stock and stock product marketing genérally. secretary of the association, and Superintendent R. L: P. Bigelow of the Tahoe National Forest, were among those from Nevada City attending the meeting. ‘to have so eminent a Schoolar come’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyant, Props. Broad Street, ‘Nevada City Adam vs. Field, eontinued frar! Estate vhs B. Grenfell, petition Estate of J. J. Jackson, petition} Estate of Eimer Percy. Gleason, . Filipcie vs. Cooper, continued . Mstate of George Smith, final ac-. bevy of pretty girls with their esDistrict Attorney Vernon _ Stoll,. . SPEAKS HERE Dr. Tully C. Knoles, president of 4 the Collese of the Pacifie will de-. Famed For Good Food and Good Cooking liver an address on-x‘‘Responsibliities : of American Citizenship’ at -the, Special Merchants Lunch..36c , Methodist church on Monday even-. ae eae a ___. “STEAKS, CHICKEN AND FISH DINNERS — 52c Again Nevada ity is -fortunate. to talk.to them. Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie iMrogram chairman. of-—the Nevada . City Woman’s Civie: Club has made} arrangements . for the lecture which! >= will be given under the auspices of the Civic Club. The Methodist chureh has been generously donated . &@ for the occasion. : . Individual responsibility as well) las group responsibility will be dis-. cussed by Dr. Knoles. He who has! traveled in many countries and stu-. ‘ died conditions which cause ‘unrest! and antagonism to the prevailing government will have: much to: tell the people of Nevada City of responsibilities and activities for its citizens. F i _Nevada Theatre MONDAY a HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE Playboy and pretty little fortune hunter out to marry money, but they fall in love after running away from it. Carole Lombard and Fred McMurray in a delightful story? TUESDAY A charming, _.delightful .-TOSO RED THE ROSE-2"~ of the old South with . : Margaret Sullivan and Randolph Scott in the leading roles. WEDNESDAY An anti-Communist play sponsored by. RED SALUTETrinity Episcopal Church. Barbara Stansvick and Robert Young are starred in this sensational indictment of the Reds. THURSDAY SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE-'~» great stage favorite of this ‘title: One of thé outstanding plays of a generation. . . Mr: Clarence Shurtleff of Goid! . Flat who has been receiving treat-! i ments-the last three weeks in Landis . Clinic in Grass Valley, is expectea to return home today. His daughter, . Mrs. Verda Riccardi, who has been visiting her -mother at the Shurtleff . hom 4° returned to her honie in San Francisco yesterday. NUGGET ADS PAY . . . . . Ba . \ . EERE TS ER a ae ee ‘LOW PRICES REASONABLE TERMS During The Past 30 Days We Have Taken In Trade On New Ford V-8 Cars a Number Of Exceptionally Clean Late Model Used Cais. If You Ayre Interested Ina Good Used Car It Will Pay You To Look Our Stock Over. 1935 FORD V-8 DE LUX; 1931 FORD MODEL A 1929 CHEVROLET. 4 DOOR SEDAN COUPE PICK UP Radio; Hot Water Heater,}. Motor Completely OverNew Car Guarantee. hauled. Dependable Transportation. Tires All Around, Low 1934 FORD V-8 SEDAN ie Mechanically Perfect, Good . 1930 FORD MODEL A Rubber,. Original. Finish. COUPE : : ce 1930 DODGE D. A. New Car Guarantee. Mechanically ight, A Good Buy. e COACH 1934 FORD V-8 TUDOR Good Rubber ‘Runs ExcelSEDAN 1929 FORD TUDOR lent, Shows Verv Good Exceptional Value, A Fine SEDAN Care. Reasonable Price. Family Car. Kari-Keen Trunk, Very DeNew Car Guarantee. pendable, Priced to Sell . : 1929 OLDSMOBILE 1934 FORD V-8 COUPE ave be aa A Box Back, Runs Gaod, With Rumble Seat, Looks s Priced to Sell. : Delivery Sedan, Clean Thru and Runs Like New. Low Cet A Coad Value. Mileage. ‘New Car Guarantee. : 1928 STUDEBAKER . 1932 CHEVROLET : SEDAN < COACH 1933 FORD V-8 COUPE Original Finish: Like New, . Clean-and Runs ExceptionNew Paint, 6 Ply Tires, Re-] Fxcellent 6 Ply Tires All. ally Good. Low Priced, conditioned, Excellent Val-} Around Mechanically OK . Good Transportation. . Me Get The Price On This Car. : : Almost New Heavy Duty 1 1932 FORD V-8 COUPE. 1931 CHEVROLET . We Have aNumber of Finish Perfect, New Tires, . ] SPORT 4 DOOR AN . Other Good Values Not This Car Shows Perfect . A-. Mechanical Condition, Listed Here. Ask Us About Care. : Good Paint and Rubber. \ ; Them. Ford Dealers used cars are always priced lower. Ask us_ about the new 6 per cent Ford finance plan. Usual low down payment and $25.00 a month buys any.new 1936 Ford. Also we havea new low finance plan for used Cars LBACH Motors Hills Flat, Grin Valley 3 Phone 400 . oe Lac} so @®@ ma aes Woo 8 oe tH 29 6mMtMa em wWwa_ oe ~~ Oo fs © Seg OTSA Oe ae he cet? el ee eS ae ye eae EY EES MES Br EY Sy Sm OE ? NY

ent ee SNE see IEVADA CITY NUGGET Cae es ais Raa rae es pa ' s pean 5 3 ft — { ‘. Be 1y = Sis 3) t ~ 2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936. LARSEN’S BARBER SHOPIn the shop formerly occupied by Ben Bowman. FOUR CHAIRS AVAILABLE Four Barbers—Roy stanley, Mr. Kirby, Frank Cartoscelli and Andrew Larsen 4 Formerly on Pine St. . Removed to 308! Broad St. Your t Advertisement j in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! AUTEN 5 YY Buy Home Needs now while No Cash Payment _ ts Needed! rages “es Home cad sf bs Tate a ~+ . tal ° J c o ~ California home-owners and renters are now purcucsing tne their homes lack at the rate of nearly two Py EON Seas ety ae, RE and: eieceric appliances ; Pict gr are e Py re hundred and fifty thousas nd dollars a-week. Is the range or water heater in your kitchen and economical gas oe fe aes isn’t a new washing aching or ironer needed in your home? Is the wiring system adequate in every room? Now, while the low cost terms of FHA are still available, buy the moderna gas and electric appliances you have always wanted. Nothing down and three years or more of easy terms. SEE YOUR DEALER OR P.G-0'EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians REDUCED ELECTRIC RATES Savings from low rates Operate new appliances _ REMNANTS i: Half Off CALENDAR i DR. TULLY. KNOLES . ON FEBRUARY 10 . Court Caldydar for Friday, February 7, 1936. Guardianship of azel A; Walker, petition for guardianship= Bicone Sa San Juan Mutual. Water Users get sociation, vs. J. Coughlan et al, notice of motion: Estate of William J. Scandling, deceased, Petition for letters. Estate of William Hayes, deceased. Petition for letiers. Estate Julia Shea, final account and petition. 1-17-36. Herbert M. Bergman ys. W.°E. So den, satiated from 1-17-36 Estate Paul E. Rohrig, probate of will. Estate Jane Granholm, petition for letters. of administration, fo~ Jetters of administration. for letters of administration. petition for probate of will. from 1-17-36. Estate Mike Bergmen, return for probate of will. Estate. John Stevens, return probate of will. ount and petition. D. G. Nupreley vs. A. B. Adams, motion to amend-:-cemplaint. Wells, arraignment. Crosetti, arraignment. Ma'th Webber vs. Fred’ C. Web"7> Alpha vs. Burr, set for trial. Roddy vs. Brown, demurrer. THRONES AT SAN TWAN’S DANCE (By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE) Without doubt the aoa is danceminded and Twamley Hall at Nort! San Juan is the mecca for Nevada, Sierra and Yuba counties’ nimblefooted dancers. Last Saturday evening a huge crowd witnessed another of the happy &ffairs that are staved in this town every other tweck. Grass Valley, Nevada City and Downieville were amply represented as well as all the -other © small towns but it was decidedly Camptonville’s night to honor North’ San Juan. Mr, George But%, Mr. Bert Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop, Mr.-Elwood Shurr and Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of the Gold Pan lodge were among those in attendance with their parties. Besides there was a er corts. P : The merchants of Grass Valley and Nevada City donated many beautiful prides and full percentage of these lovely gifts were carried off by the folks from Camptonville. Bill Groves of that town won the five dollars cash door prize. Other out of town visitors who won useful gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kneebone of Bridgeport, Mr. Harry Beason, Mr. Carl Kaemer of Washington and Miss Peggy Moody. Eddie Meltz and his fine orchestra kept the dancers contented with ‘. tunes both old and new and the crooning lady delighted ‘the huge crowd singing the . songs in her charming manner and sweet voice. There is a big surprise in store for the crowd next dance night which will be February 15. Watch the newspapers for further information. LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION MEETS AT MARYSVILLE About fifty “Wemibers of the Tahoe National Livestock Association enjoyed a splendid meeting in-Marysville last Saturday. The association is composed of the counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba and Sierra. Mr. Munson B. Church of Grass Valley was re-elected as_ president. Fine talks were made by Dr. G. H. Hart, in charge of the department of animal husbandry, of the University

of California school at Davis. He spoke concerning experimental feeding of stock at the farm and on the range lands in connection with mineral content of Various feeds and results of supplemental feeding when it was found deficient. _Mr. W. P. Wing, secretary of the California .Wool Growers Association, discussed ‘stock and stock product marketing genérally. secretary of the association, and Superintendent R. L: P. Bigelow of the Tahoe National Forest, were among those from Nevada City attending the meeting. ‘to have so eminent a Schoolar come’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyant, Props. Broad Street, ‘Nevada City Adam vs. Field, eontinued frar! Estate vhs B. Grenfell, petition Estate of J. J. Jackson, petition} Estate of Eimer Percy. Gleason, . Filipcie vs. Cooper, continued . Mstate of George Smith, final ac-. bevy of pretty girls with their esDistrict Attorney Vernon _ Stoll,. . SPEAKS HERE Dr. Tully C. Knoles, president of 4 the Collese of the Pacifie will de-. Famed For Good Food and Good Cooking liver an address on-x‘‘Responsibliities : of American Citizenship’ at -the, Special Merchants Lunch....36c , Methodist church on Monday even-. ae eae a ___. “STEAKS, CHICKEN AND FISH DINNERS — 52c Again Nevada ity is -fortunate. to talk.to them. Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie iMrogram chairman. of-—the Nevada . City Woman’s Civie: Club has made} arrangements . for the lecture which! >= will be given under the auspices of the Civic Club. The Methodist chureh has been generously donated . &@ for the occasion. : . Individual responsibility as well) las group responsibility will be dis-. cussed by Dr. Knoles. He who has! traveled in many countries and stu-. ‘ died conditions which cause ‘unrest! and antagonism to the prevailing government will have: much to: tell the people of Nevada City of responsibilities and activities for its citizens. F i _Nevada Theatre MONDAY a HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE Playboy and pretty little fortune hunter out to marry money, but they fall in love after running away from it. Carole Lombard and Fred McMurray in a delightful story? TUESDAY A charming, _.delightful .-TOSO RED THE ROSE-2"~ of the old South with . : Margaret Sullivan and Randolph Scott in the leading roles. WEDNESDAY An anti-Communist play sponsored by. RED SALUTETrinity Episcopal Church. Barbara Stansvick and Robert Young are starred in this sensational indictment of the Reds. THURSDAY SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE-'~» great stage favorite of this ‘title: One of thé outstanding plays of a generation. . . Mr: Clarence Shurtleff of Goid! . Flat who has been receiving treat-! i ments-the last three weeks in Landis . Clinic in Grass Valley, is expectea to return home today. His daughter, . Mrs. Verda Riccardi, who has been visiting her -mother at the Shurtleff . hom 4° returned to her honie in San Francisco yesterday. NUGGET ADS PAY . . . . . Ba . \ . EERE TS ER a ae ee ‘LOW PRICES REASONABLE TERMS During The Past 30 Days We Have Taken In Trade On New Ford V-8 Cars a Number Of Exceptionally Clean Late Model Used Cais. If You Ayre Interested Ina Good Used Car It Will Pay You To Look Our Stock Over. 1935 FORD V-8 DE LUX; 1931 FORD MODEL A 1929 CHEVROLET. 4 DOOR SEDAN COUPE PICK UP Radio; Hot Water Heater,}. Motor Completely OverNew Car Guarantee. hauled. Dependable Transportation. Tires All Around, Low 1934 FORD V-8 SEDAN ie Mechanically Perfect, Good . 1930 FORD MODEL A Rubber,.. Original.. Finish. COUPE : : ce 1930 DODGE D. A. New Car Guarantee. Mechanically ight, A Good Buy. e COACH 1934 FORD V-8 TUDOR Good Rubber ‘Runs ExcelSEDAN 1929 FORD TUDOR lent, Shows Verv Good Exceptional Value, A Fine SEDAN Care. Reasonable Price. Family Car. Kari-Keen Trunk, Very DeNew Car Guarantee. pendable, Priced to Sell . : 1929 OLDSMOBILE 1934 FORD V-8 COUPE ave be aa A Box Back, Runs Gaod, With Rumble Seat, Looks s Priced to Sell. : Delivery Sedan, Clean Thru and Runs Like New. Low Cet A Coad Value. Mileage. ‘New Car Guarantee. : 1928 STUDEBAKER . 1932 CHEVROLET : SEDAN < COACH 1933 FORD V-8 COUPE Original Finish: Like New, . Clean-and Runs ExceptionNew Paint, 6 Ply Tires, Re-] Fxcellent 6 Ply Tires All. ally Good. Low Priced, conditioned, Excellent Val-} Around Mechanically OK . Good Transportation. . Me Get The Price On This Car. : : Almost New Heavy Duty 1 1932 FORD V-8 COUPE. 1931 CHEVROLET . We Have aNumber of Finish Perfect, New Tires, . ] SPORT 4 DOOR AN . Other Good Values Not This Car Shows Perfect . A-. Mechanical Condition, Listed Here. Ask Us About Care. : Good Paint and Rubber. \ ; Them. Ford Dealers used cars are always priced lower. Ask us_ about the new 6 per cent Ford finance plan. Usual low down payment and $25.00 a month buys any.new 1936 Ford. Also we havea new low finance plan for used Cars LBACH Motors Hills Flat, Grin Valley 3 Phone 400 . oe Lac} so @®@ ma aes Woo 8 oe tH 29 6mMtMa em wWwa_ oe ~~ Oo fs © Seg OTSA Oe ae he cet? el ee eS ae ye eae EY EES MES Br EY Sy Sm OE ? NY