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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

January 1, 1937 (8 pages)

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+? Nevada City Nugget id 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. -Eddtor and Publisher 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, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) lloeiHlolHlnloilolioloiiioteiottede ee Leoking Into The Future On this dawn of a new year when men are wondering what momentous things the future holds, it is interesting to reflect that the most momentous of alk possibilities is not war, nor the triumphs oy failure of economic systems, nor the fate of empires and dictatorships. and harness atomic power. woul as today’s is different from ‘that of ancient Egypt. Power would be literally as abundant as the air water would run your automobile for a year. 50 years. But let me repeat, it may arrive tomorrow.” ton’s folly.—Contributed. — It is what science may achieve in its struggle to release we breathe. Mankind would no longer have to turn to coal mines’ or oil or forests for sources of energy. Nations would not fight for resources. Why should they? With a pint of water you could drive an ocean liner across the Atlantic. A tank full of Of course it is not likely that 1937 will see atomic power harnessed. But it may not be so remote as you think. A respected science editor said of it not long ago: “The greatest revolution (in life’s pattern) that the world has ever seen is in the making. It may begin tomorrow. It may not arrive for And so it may, despite those who laugh. The scoffers laughed once you remember, atthe steamboat known as Ful~ lot of fantastic flim flam has been written about smash-} e atom afid tapping its energy. But the truth is science ‘nearer to that miracle, and its accomplishment ofoundly affect very phase of civilization that it would?usher in a new world, as different from today’s world satisfies. The studio that r 107 Mill St. : E Good photos at reasonable Drorocraprer ss Valle; 5 2 prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRID AY,. JANUARY 1, 193 ————__ A penalty of 90 days in jail was imposed upon Paul Beltz, confessed Contractor-Builder child beater, by Judge W. L. Mobley, Tuesday afternoon. Complaint “Extends was made by Probation Officer A. W. McGagin. The charge*was that Wishes for Beltz had severely beaten one of his children. The judge believed that a period in jail or a fine would work more hardship on the family than to the offender so granted the suspended sentence. A Happy A happy family reunion was spent at the home.of Mrs. George Downey on Drummond street. Out of town relatives present were: Mr, and Mrs. Harold Sherwood, Earl Smittcamp, Miss Margaret Smittcamp, of Kerman, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beatty, Sanger, Miss Retha Downey, Smartville. Miss Smittcamp has remained for a longer visit. but. the 414 Pine Phone G. V. 245-W Ray Madsen New Year Grass Valley Other family members left day in the midst of a snow storm. yesterSubscribe for The Nugget. — We've turned another—corner now, Which is no cause for sighing; The New Year calls in clarion tones, “March Forward—Banners Flying!’’ “Dame Fortune deals unfriendly blows?” Oh well, keep on trying; She can’t resist a forward thrust— “Mareh Forward—Banners Flying!”’ Welcome New Year! You come making all things new, Pointing the way to greater opportunities, Bidding us, “March Forward—Banners Flying!”’ A. M.-C. To the challenge of the New Year the Builders’ Supply House answers, “Ready!” We hope to be a useful factor in the further growth and development of Twin Cities and the entire county, and stand ready to aid in every worthy civic movement. We shall strive to march forward—Banners Flying! Our best wishes to everyone for a happy and prosperous New Year. BUILDERS’ SUPPLY HOUSE FRED CONNER, Managing Owner Center Neyada City ‘ 315 Spring Street Telephone 23 LUMBER TALKS . ue Mr. and Mrs George Stine, former ce . in Palo Alto are visiting Mr. 4? d weather they have not ‘ Nevada City residents, now residiNe . een ablito visit their many friends jf P eee Builders of Better Homes “BUILD THEM RIGHT” Liccnendl Certain-teed Applicator Phone Grass Valley 583the home builder the largest selection of building matelals and Pa home furnishings in Nevada County. Cement, Corrugated Roofing, Nails, Builder’s Hardware, Pip, Tools. Fuller’s Paints—They Last \. a Crane Plumbing Fixtures, installed by our plumbing : Wedgewood Ranges, Linoleum. house. Agents for Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration. sé .@
Nae Sint e Let Us Figure Your Two Stores to Serve You « Grass Valley Phone 88 Furniture for every reom'n the Nevada City Plone 5 oo DIAMOND MATCH co. -The Store of Good Hisaew A Few Of The Requirements For Your New Or Remodeled House : METAL FOR DURABILITY Built in Metal Mail Boxes, Metal Ironing Boards. Metal gable louvers, metal basement vents, metal milk boxes, metal shoe racks for clothes closets, front door grills. HARDWARE Schlage Lock sets, all modernistic designs. Lockwood Lock sets. New Patrician Knobs, in various colors and de. signs, changeable ‘to match room. Front door lock sets. Closet sets. Butt sets of all sizes, nickle, bell brass or dead black finish. PAINTS AND OILS : Dutch Boy and Carters White Lead and all purpose paints. Bass-Hueter Ready Mixed Paints for exteriors. 23 shades to choose from. For interior wall decoration BassHueter Satin Egg Shell Finish in 12 pleasing colors in addition to white, of course. Quick drying Floor Paint, in 8 colors. Over-Nite Floor Enamel in 8 colors. . Porch and deck paint, 8 colors to choose from. Quick drying enamels, 18 colors to select from. Renew your old furniture with these beautiful enamels. GLOSS OILS, DRYERS White and orange shellac, denatured alcohols, creosote, thinners for every purpose. Aluminum and bronze paint ~*€aming into use more and more every day. Oil wood stain and varnish stain. . . WALL PAINTS Vello washable wall. paints. Self sizing, enduring wall beauty. 8 colors. Beauty-Vello is outstanding for its tone quality and its delicate, true, and fade-proof colors. LAUXTINT, cold or hot water kalsomine, attractive wall and ceiling decoration. + LAUX-TI-BON, a superior bonding cement paint, water-proof, decorative finish for stucco, concrete, brick an _ other masonry surfaces. 10 colors. LAUX-EX-TE-RO exterior cold water paint, casein bound, durable and economical. CEMENT Fresh carload arriving every week. Water-proof Cement. Keene’s and Medusa, White Cement. Hard Wall Plaster, Finishing Plaster. Gauging Plaster, Handy 10-lb, bags ' BRICK No. . common red brick, Fire Brick, Split Brick, Face Brick, etc. CLAY PRODUCTS Six and eight inch terra cotta chimney pipe and thimbles. PATENT CHIMNEY PIPE Six and eight inch sewer pipe, 3, 4 and 6 inch and all branches. ROOFING TILE Bestile, for bath rooms, sinks, or kitchens, 5 colors, washable, indestructible and beautiful. Caps, base and quarter round in black color. Metal lath:and corner beads. Rustic, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 inch rustic in all popular designs. Six-inch rustic for garage, outhouses, etc, as low as“$27.50 per thousand. Ponderosa pine boards, surfaced four sides, as low as $20 per thousand. Knotty pine. Beaded shiplap. Finish one room in this and you will always enjoy it. FLOORING Three inch, 4 inch, six inch tongue and groove flooring in every grade for every purpose. OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING LUMBER DIMENSIONS OF EVERY TYPE 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s as low as $20 per thousand. MINING TIMBERS IN: ALL DIMENSIONS LATH—A carload has just arrived. No. . Oregon pine, lath. SHINGLES No. . relwead and cedar.shingles. No. 2 redwood and cedar shingles, No. 3 cedar shingles. All our shingles are five shingles in two inches’ on butt. HEATILATORS No fireplace complete without the circulating heatilators. Draws the cold air out of the room and distributes warin air in every portion of the room. Call and see our display. SEPTIC TANKS Palco redwood tanks specified and used by Government projects. WALLBOARD Sheetrock, Plaster Board, one-fourth inch thicly Quarterinch Celotex, Economy Board, One-half inch, Celotex, Standard insulating. This board is being used by the die lions of feet all over the world. Keep your home céol in summer and warm in winter. Celotex tempered tile board for your baths, kitchens and sink. Celotex laths, rocklath, a plaster base that holds plaster fast. Oregon Pine 3-ply veneer wall board. Length 6 to 12 feet, all four feet wide. Also heavy 5-ply panels. DOORS, WINDOWS, CASINGS, SASH French doors, one-panel doors, five panel doors, glass doors, covered doors. Venetian Medicine. Cabinets, Ironing Boards, Phone Cabinets, Under sink wings. Inspect our built-up units for your kitchen and closets. Step Ladders, Fruit Picking Ladders. Door and window frames— with the popular T-stop jams, all cut to size, ready to nail up. : want them for your whol manent. Installed without removing windows or doors. umetal Demonstration Mods in ous store now. of hydrated lime. THE DIAMOND ED H. WHITBURN aa ] 205 E Main St., Grass Valley. _ Phone 42 Wedh, “man and and thei ington 0} of San ‘session .