February 4, 1938 (6 pages)

7 AGE. SIX ae at? Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity FEBRUARY 4, 1938. W. Ellinger, of the geology departNEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1938. eS ee a eat ri = = —_—-— == —— SS See oS Me neasiemei S : . [ing the Cub Scouts membership had the near future and assist in plan< Sere Bvents . . vacen : . . . : Miss Violet Costello : . NOTES CUB SCOUT GROUP undertaken. Committeemen selected . Ernest Young, employed at. the, eg ies Birthday Party a i i The Washington Grammar School 2%@ Howard Penrose, Garfield Rob-. Tahoe Pine Products company plant Rebekah Sewing Club see ane encuetart 5, WA ee F Mrs.-Moore Costello, . entertained . Cee get eee of the sthool today for an interest. ecutive M. Ricksecker of Awburn is/are studying maps, knot tying, and . The cman aide ing geod = yirthday party Tuesday ae at sembly at the high. school Friday. Girls under supervision of their} Wednesdiy at the home of Mrs. Ern-. per home on the Murchie mine road. . will be presented by the sophomore. eiardian Mrs. Tom Hill, will sing; ernoon wae spent in enjoyed and a buffet © rainined Was . thoir class ‘advisor. No information. the discussion on the lesson ‘the P. ‘which dainty refreshments were ser-. served late in the evening. The RAL . about it could be gleaned” as the. ]T. A. is studying. at the home of Mrs. Oliftord ees happy returns of the day, tions a secre, However the program. Cub Scouts and it was found due to. on February 16. Those present at will probably contain several comedy] many advancements to Scout stand-. es Efnest Peterson, president, Ches-. ment of Stanford University, was a hiceut pieses. ‘This fe one of theca ter Peterson, secre:ary, Stephens/. recent visitor in the Nevada City nual class programs. wig Neiz and Minnie Sandow. + HIGH SCHOOL WASH PTA SPONSO ‘ . . dwindled. A Cub Scout drive is to be! ning the drive. i > . E ; Miss Violet Costeilo, daughterof . P. T: Al will-meet in the auditorium) £on-and-H. D. Williams. Scout Ex‘is local Cub Scout master. The Cubs ~ 4 t £ fys st Page. “j a =} pt sligh . f Guests of Mrs. Preston twenty friends wit» a delightful) The assembly program for the as-. i#g<meeting. Wowake Camp Fire/. expected to come to Nevada City in. other forms of handicraft est Carney on Coyote street. The aft-. Music, dancing and a gay time we'e. under the direction of L. E. Sweeney,. Mrs, E. Sattley will have charge of. ved. The next meeting will be held py friends present wished her many sophomores desire to keep the selecThe P. T. A. is sponsoring the! Wednesday's meeting were Mesdamskits, and a number of musical ‘and < se: . Bessie Treglown, Bessie Hutcheson,. area ~collecting . petrified wood for oe (? I INTERSCHOOL RASKETBALL ieee hs new home, We havelery and meat marsome new planjket when completbooks showing many. ed. He has. used Gertrude Monroe; Mary N new and attractive; Palco Redwood Jinnis, Tud. study. Nevada Theat FRIDAY And so Bette Davis IT’S LOVE, I'M AFTER: 50" 9 ® lie Howard, ‘‘love”’ morning, noon and night until he yells for a good brawl. SATURDAY Rex Beach’s greatest love story THE BARRIER: flames to life in surging romance; , ® Leo Carillo and Jean Parker. Charlie Chan on Broadway: Double murder and double mystery. where night life is gayest. SUNDAY Ronald“Coleman and Maa THE LOST HORIZON: deleine Carroll in great adventure story. Captive lives in lamasery, adapts himself to Thibetan life, but finally returns to his world of white people. Matinee Sunday 2 \P. M. The boys will play basketball with Grass Valley Friday evening at Grass . Valley. The two teams are_practicing enthusiastically for this, ‘‘The Big Little Game” of Nevada City. The A team will 7ontain such players as Cliff Hoff, Carl Kopp, Melvin Clark, Eddie Doolittle, Hershal Lotz and Carlos Casmore. The B team will have for players Elton Tobiassen, Hobart Childers, Ellsworth Pingree, Bob Hnudnal, and Ainsley Mouyer. The game will be exciting since Nevada City has already been game, with the A team. HOME ECONOMICS LUNCHEON The Home Economics Club met Wednesday—and discussed plans for a luncheon to be given for the high victorious over Grass Valley in one} CALENDAR The following matters will be heard in the superior court. this morning by, Judge Raglan Tuttle: ~ Estates bE aaeetet H. Gaume, Frank Nic s. John «J. Schmidt, Final accounts and petitions for distribution. ; Estate of Ralph W. Bartlett, de; ceased. Petition for. letters of administration with will annexed. tion for letters of guardianship, Estate of John T. Hennessy, deceased. Return of.sale of real estate. ond annual account, Estate of George Rondoni, peti-! Guardianship of Eide minors. SecPEERLESS BuiltIn features and quality coupled with acarefully studied plan assures compete convenience for any kitchen, be it new or old. You will like the corner dining noak where a quick breakfast or lunch can be servéd with the least effort. A storage cabinet next to he range will be found very convenient for the storage of cooking utensils. Come in and let us show 4-OFr—& plans for your ‘home whether it be a large colonial ‘type small—-three=room cottage. We shall be glad to have you ¢all and look our plans over. If you have a leaking roof we have HYDROSEAL in pint, quart and gallon cans that will mend your roof and stop the leak until you can have it reshingled. The Gold Nugget at Glenbrook is being remodeled by Mr. Awalt. It will be a modern grocBark to insulate. Contractor Ralph Cochrane is repairing some rooms at the Bret Harte Hotel. He is using Celotex Templred Hardboard 1-8 in. thickness for floors and finishing them with Murphy’s 4Hour Spar Varnish. Magnolia: ‘‘When Mandy went and got married, us_ girls done give her a shower.”’ Pansy: ‘‘Dat Sho’ was nice, Ah’ll bet her husban’ was glad to get’er all nice and _clean.’’ school on Wednesday the 9th. The! Barbour vs. Ben Kaga, Demurrer luncheon will be ‘cooked by them un-; of Gilmore. der the direction of Miss McKnight, Owens vs. Dorsey, Demurrer.the club advisor. The proceeds of the} People vs. Chester Jones, arraigncomplete kitchen set : up for your inspec. luncheon will go for a worthy cause . ment. ion in the Home Making Department.! —~—= peieriaretesis en ees : Wednesday the 16th the elubwill) ay probability the drivers’ blood ie os : ; ‘ hold an educational meeting with . stream became saturated with caroe ae speaker on the topic ‘“Hobbies,”’. p5n monoxide and that they ‘pass time to. plan that which is the club theme for this volbhiount “warning.In most case 2c year.On the 19th the club has plan-. ,, Hodgson reports, if a door or you many attractive cabinets for your klitechen. We have a COMPANY NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” " Osear J. Odegaard, Manager Phones . 498-499. Nevada. City ned a show party, which will be one window had not been thrown open social meeting for the month. The in the wrecking of the car, in alr. Home Economies Club is very active) yrobability Sead Gould ae eemaret : this year and the credit can be givred. Tests have shown that it takes en to Miss McKnight the advisor and a half hour to get carbon monozide ‘he president, Laverne Williard. out of an automobile after the windows have been opened. Carbon monoxide gas is odorless and gives no warning./Particular care should be exercised/where the engine is run to keep the! occupants warm in case of a standing car. Hodgson recently had his own pickup truck tested for carbon.monoxide at a California highway patrol testing station and found that there was in the cab 45 parts per million of the gas. Medical authorities state that 90 parts per million is sufficient to kill a person eres RICE KRISPIES STII FG SOG re ecences ag re a DRAMATICS CLUB A dramatics club is being organPackage -=.. LA PALOMA SOAP 10 for . 2 ea i: . fine response and a very ibusy semeser is looked forward to. ARD PICKLES Bete nis ce UOC . DONNER SUMMIT IX L TAMALE Can Belle Douglass, Frank Wright and Miss Carbon monoxide poisoning is un-. Josephine Genasci visited Mrs. L. doubtedly the cause of many accidRedding in Downieville Sunday. ents on the Donner Summit section i of Highway 40 in the openion of Phil Bradley and daughters, forest officers, according to a report] Misses Ruth and Frances, of Berkfrom DeWitt Nelson, forest super-. eley came up Wednesday. visor at Nevada City. District Ranger John R. Hodgson at Big Bend Colin ranger station reports to Nelson that] visited for a time in lin a great many accidents the driv-. Wednesday. ers were in a state of stupor, but ——. tests showed that they were neither “Private Property—No 'Trespassdrunk nor influenced by shock. Feding” signs for sale at the Nugget eral health officers explain that in Office. -I X L MUSHROOM SAUCE —— Hons Naas. and . CLOSE-OUTS 10c and 15c PER DOUBLE ROLL Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY . PHONE 5 S W DICED CARROTS S W BAKED =. Phone 1 Washington Nevada City Boreham of Jackson Free Delivery RAIN COATS. 7 Ladies’ Rain Coats $4.75 calce: now $3.75 WOOL FILLED COMFORTERS Taffeta lined, 3 only left. $12.50 value, now $9.95 each Ladies’ Flannelette NIGHT GOWNS $1.25 value $1.00 value Nee One Lot SWEATERS $1.00 ea. TUCK STITCH VESTS.and PANTIES LADIES’ UNIFORMS One lot was $1.95 ea. $1.56 each ‘ SILK HOSIERY BOYS’ Incomplete ‘ine range. 75c value a : . One Lot 5 Oil Silk Rain Coats) cinis; SWEATERS 49c value $4.50 value, now $3.50 Ladies’ “Balbriggan 2 PAJAMAS Ladies’ Wool Sweaters . $1.95 value $1.56 ea. Less 20% $1.65 gowns Values up to $1.35 : : . Also one lot slightly soiled @ pair 11 COTTON FILLED $1.95 value, now $1.56 each BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE 116 MILL STREET ANNOUNCING ITS GRASS VALLEY . FEBRUARY CLEAN-UP SALE Our January Clearance Sale left us with many incomplete size lines of Hosiery, Underwear, Sweaters, Night Gowns, Pajamas, Remnants of Silk Dress Goods, Curtains, Rain Coats, Umbrellas, Blankets, Comforters — also Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, House Dresses, which we are placing on ‘sale at cléan-up, got-to-go prices. Just one restriction, no refunds, exchanges, or'to-calls, all sales are final. : es CURTAINS Panels, Tie-Backs MISSES’ PAJAMAS 79c pr. Oil Silk Umbrellas 20% less $1.00 each 98c value 79¢ COATS CLOSE OUT PRICES ALL SALES FINAL DRESSES €LOSE OUT PRICES ALL SALES FINAL INDIAN BLANKETS Attractive Patterns PA JA M AS SALE PRICE 20% OFF. SALE PRICE 20% OFF REMNANTS Nets, Marquisette, ALL LADIES’ HAND BAGS AND PURSES SKI TOGS Wool Caps, Wool Gloves, Wool Skate Sox, Wool Scarf Sets NOW 20% OFF Children’s Balbriggan © <« One Lot Chilcrsn’s Prints Silks, Drapery, Curtain . AT CLOSE OUT PRICES Just one of a kind NOW ——-% PRICE

7 AGE. SIX ae at? Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity FEBRUARY 4, 1938. W. Ellinger, of the geology departNEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1938. eS ee a eat ri = = —_—-— == —— SS See oS Me neasiemei S : . [ing the Cub Scouts membership had the near future and assist in plan< Sere Bvents . .. vacen : . . . : Miss Violet Costello : . NOTES CUB SCOUT GROUP undertaken. Committeemen selected . Ernest Young, employed at. the, eg ies Birthday Party a i i The Washington Grammar School 2%@ Howard Penrose, Garfield Rob-. Tahoe Pine Products company plant Rebekah Sewing Club see ane encuetart 5, WA ee F Mrs.-Moore Costello, . entertained . Cee get eee of the sthool today for an interest. ecutive M. Ricksecker of Awburn is/are studying maps, knot tying, and . The cman aide ing geod = yirthday party Tuesday ae at sembly at the high. school Friday. Girls under supervision of their} Wednesdiy at the home of Mrs. Ern-. per home on the Murchie mine road. . will be presented by the sophomore. eiardian Mrs. Tom Hill, will sing; ernoon wae spent in enjoyed and a buffet © rainined Was . thoir class ‘advisor. No information. the discussion on the lesson ‘the P. ‘which dainty refreshments were ser-. served late in the evening. The RAL . about it could be gleaned” as the. ]T. A. is studying. at the home of Mrs. Oliftord ees happy returns of the day, tions a secre, However the program. Cub Scouts and it was found due to. on February 16. Those present at will probably contain several comedy] many advancements to Scout stand-. es Efnest Peterson, president, Ches-. ment of Stanford University, was a hiceut pieses. ‘This fe one of theca ter Peterson, secre:ary, Stephens/. recent visitor in the Nevada City nual class programs. wig Neiz and Minnie Sandow. + HIGH SCHOOL WASH PTA SPONSO ‘ . . dwindled. A Cub Scout drive is to be! ning the drive. i > . E ; Miss Violet Costeilo, daughterof . P. T: Al will-meet in the auditorium) £on-and-H. D. Williams. Scout Ex‘is local Cub Scout master. The Cubs ~ 4 t £ fys st Page. “j a =} pt sligh . f Guests of Mrs. Preston twenty friends wit» a delightful) The assembly program for the as-. i#g<meeting. Wowake Camp Fire/. expected to come to Nevada City in. other forms of handicraft est Carney on Coyote street. The aft-. Music, dancing and a gay time we'e. under the direction of L. E. Sweeney,. Mrs, E. Sattley will have charge of. ved. The next meeting will be held py friends present wished her many sophomores desire to keep the selecThe P. T. A. is sponsoring the! Wednesday's meeting were Mesdamskits, and a number of musical ‘and < se: . Bessie Treglown, Bessie Hutcheson,. area ~collecting . petrified wood for oe (? I INTERSCHOOL RASKETBALL ieee hs new home, We havelery and meat marsome new planjket when completbooks showing many. ed. He has. used Gertrude Monroe; Mary N new and attractive; Palco Redwood Jinnis, Tud. study. Nevada Theat FRIDAY And so Bette Davis IT’S LOVE, I'M AFTER: 50" 9 ® lie Howard, ‘‘love”’ morning, noon and night until he yells for a good brawl. SATURDAY Rex Beach’s greatest love story THE BARRIER: flames to life in surging romance; , ® Leo Carillo and Jean Parker. Charlie Chan on Broadway: Double murder and double mystery. where night life is gayest. SUNDAY Ronald“Coleman and Maa THE LOST HORIZON: deleine Carroll in great adventure story. Captive lives in lamasery, adapts himself to Thibetan life, but finally returns to his world of white people. Matinee Sunday 2 \P. M. The boys will play basketball with Grass Valley Friday evening at Grass . Valley. The two teams are_practicing enthusiastically for this, ‘‘The Big Little Game” of Nevada City. The A team will 7ontain such players as Cliff Hoff, Carl Kopp, Melvin Clark, Eddie Doolittle, Hershal Lotz and Carlos Casmore. The B team will have for players Elton Tobiassen, Hobart Childers, Ellsworth Pingree, Bob Hnudnal, and Ainsley Mouyer. The game will be exciting since Nevada City has already been game, with the A team. HOME ECONOMICS LUNCHEON The Home Economics Club met Wednesday—and discussed plans for a luncheon to be given for the high victorious over Grass Valley in one} CALENDAR The following matters will be heard in the superior court. this morning by, Judge Raglan Tuttle: ~ Estates bE aaeetet H. Gaume, Frank Nic s. John «J. Schmidt, Final accounts and petitions for distribution. ; Estate of Ralph W. Bartlett, de; ceased. Petition for. letters of administration with will annexed. tion for letters of guardianship, Estate of John T. Hennessy, deceased. Return of.sale of real estate. ond annual account, Estate of George Rondoni, peti-! Guardianship of Eide minors. SecPEERLESS BuiltIn features and quality coupled with acarefully studied plan assures compete convenience for any kitchen, be it new or old. You will like the corner dining noak where a quick breakfast or lunch can be servéd with the least effort. A storage cabinet next to he range will be found very convenient for the storage of cooking utensils. Come in and let us show 4-OFr—& plans for your ‘home whether it be a large colonial ‘type small—-three=room cottage. We shall be glad to have you ¢all and look our plans over. If you have a leaking roof we have HYDROSEAL in pint, quart and gallon cans that will mend your roof and stop the leak until you can have it reshingled. The Gold Nugget at Glenbrook is being remodeled by Mr. Awalt. It will be a modern grocBark to insulate. Contractor Ralph Cochrane is repairing some rooms at the Bret Harte Hotel. He is using Celotex Templred Hardboard 1-8 in. thickness for floors and finishing them with Murphy’s 4Hour Spar Varnish. Magnolia: ‘‘When Mandy went and got married, us_ girls done give her a shower.”’ Pansy: ‘‘Dat Sho’ was nice, Ah’ll bet her husban’ was glad to get’er all nice and _clean.’’ school on Wednesday the 9th. The! Barbour vs. Ben Kaga, Demurrer luncheon will be ‘cooked by them un-; of Gilmore. der the direction of Miss McKnight, Owens vs. Dorsey, Demurrer.the club advisor. The proceeds of the} People vs. Chester Jones, arraigncomplete kitchen set : up for your inspec. luncheon will go for a worthy cause . ment. ion in the Home Making Department.! —~—= peieriaretesis en ees : Wednesday the 16th the elubwill) ay probability the drivers’ blood ie os :

; ‘ hold an educational meeting with . stream became saturated with caroe ae speaker on the topic ‘“Hobbies,”’. p5n monoxide and that they ‘pass time to. plan that which is the club theme for this volbhiount “warning.In most case 2c year.On the 19th the club has plan-. ,, Hodgson reports, if a door or you many attractive cabinets for your klitechen. We have a COMPANY NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” " Osear J. Odegaard, Manager Phones . 498-499. Nevada. City ned a show party, which will be one window had not been thrown open social meeting for the month. The in the wrecking of the car, in alr. Home Economies Club is very active) yrobability Sead Gould ae eemaret : this year and the credit can be givred. Tests have shown that it takes en to Miss McKnight the advisor and a half hour to get carbon monozide ‘he president, Laverne Williard. out of an automobile after the windows have been opened. Carbon monoxide gas is odorless and gives no warning./Particular care should be exercised/where the engine is run to keep the! occupants warm in case of a standing car. Hodgson recently had his own pickup truck tested for carbon.monoxide at a California highway patrol testing station and found that there was in the cab 45 parts per million of the gas. Medical authorities state that 90 parts per million is sufficient to kill a person eres RICE KRISPIES STII FG SOG re ecences ag re a DRAMATICS CLUB A dramatics club is being organPackage -=.... LA PALOMA SOAP 10 for . 2 ea i: . fine response and a very ibusy semeser is looked forward to. ARD PICKLES Bete nis ce UOC . DONNER SUMMIT IX L TAMALE Can Belle Douglass, Frank Wright and Miss Carbon monoxide poisoning is un-. Josephine Genasci visited Mrs. L. doubtedly the cause of many accidRedding in Downieville Sunday. ents on the Donner Summit section i of Highway 40 in the openion of Phil Bradley and daughters, forest officers, according to a report] Misses Ruth and Frances, of Berkfrom DeWitt Nelson, forest super-. eley came up Wednesday. visor at Nevada City. District Ranger John R. Hodgson at Big Bend Colin ranger station reports to Nelson that] visited for a time in lin a great many accidents the driv-. Wednesday. ers were in a state of stupor, but ——. tests showed that they were neither “Private Property—No 'Trespassdrunk nor influenced by shock. Feding” signs for sale at the Nugget eral health officers explain that in Office. -I X L MUSHROOM SAUCE —— Hons Naas. and . CLOSE-OUTS 10c and 15c PER DOUBLE ROLL Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY . PHONE 5 S W DICED CARROTS S W BAKED =. Phone 1 Washington Nevada City Boreham of Jackson Free Delivery RAIN COATS. 7 Ladies’ Rain Coats $4.75 calce: now $3.75 WOOL FILLED COMFORTERS Taffeta lined, 3 only left. $12.50 value, now $9.95 each Ladies’ Flannelette NIGHT GOWNS $1.25 value $1.00 value Nee One Lot SWEATERS $1.00 ea. TUCK STITCH VESTS.and PANTIES LADIES’ UNIFORMS One lot was $1.95 ea. $1.56 each ‘ SILK HOSIERY BOYS’ Incomplete ‘ine range. 75c value a : . One Lot 5 Oil Silk Rain Coats) cinis; SWEATERS 49c value $4.50 value, now $3.50 Ladies’ “Balbriggan 2 PAJAMAS Ladies’ Wool Sweaters . $1.95 value $1.56 ea. Less 20% $1.65 gowns Values up to $1.35 : : . Also one lot slightly soiled @ pair 11 COTTON FILLED $1.95 value, now $1.56 each BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE 116 MILL STREET ANNOUNCING ITS GRASS VALLEY . FEBRUARY CLEAN-UP SALE Our January Clearance Sale left us with many incomplete size lines of Hosiery, Underwear, Sweaters, Night Gowns, Pajamas, Remnants of Silk Dress Goods, Curtains, Rain Coats, Umbrellas, Blankets, Comforters — also Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, House Dresses, which we are placing on ‘sale at cléan-up, got-to-go prices. Just one restriction, no refunds, exchanges, or'to-calls, all sales are final. : es CURTAINS Panels, Tie-Backs MISSES’ PAJAMAS 79c pr. Oil Silk Umbrellas 20% less $1.00 each 98c value 79¢ COATS CLOSE OUT PRICES ALL SALES FINAL DRESSES €LOSE OUT PRICES ALL SALES FINAL INDIAN BLANKETS Attractive Patterns PA JA M AS SALE PRICE 20% OFF. SALE PRICE 20% OFF REMNANTS Nets, Marquisette, ALL LADIES’ HAND BAGS AND PURSES SKI TOGS Wool Caps, Wool Gloves, Wool Skate Sox, Wool Scarf Sets NOW 20% OFF Children’s Balbriggan © <« One Lot Chilcrsn’s Prints Silks, Drapery, Curtain . AT CLOSE OUT PRICES Just one of a kind NOW ——-% PRICE