January 29, 1934 (4 pages)

‘PAGE PAGE FOUR __MONDAY, JAN. 29, 1934_ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET STE R . ST A _ NEW POLICY IN i $40. While the list, or “F. 0. B.” Peete: throughout the United States . #Yerages 14 per cent above 1933, the soon as they cocierias our aims.’’ Mr. Holler voiced enthusiasm over . Miss Marie Odean: And lady who has a large: circle of friends in this city. Mr. Samora is the son of Mrs. T. Patrick Samora Married the prospects of his company for this Mrs. Aurelia Santinelli . Weds Jack Meaglia Miss Marie Odgers of Town Talk J. Dailey of Grass Valley and the _Mrs. Aurelia Santinelli and Jack ar -and Patrick Samora, of Grass Valley late Joseph-Samora, and was formodels early this month, ” he said, Meaglia surprised their friends in merly with the U. S. Marines. Were united in marriage yesterday Nevada City and Grass Valley by “at 100 special exhibits all over the He is now with the Central Mine forenoon at St. Carnice ‘Cathohe quietly getting married in Glendale, “FOR CHEVROLE country—separate, @omplete automochureh with Reverend Father O’Reiiof Grass Valley and is well liked by California, last Thursday. ry at a lower price to the purchaser bile shows in themselves—to a most ly perfoming the, ceremony. The all those who know him. The bride is a{ highly respectea DETROIT, Mieh., J: Jan. 29—-A new . thaw any other make of volume ear.’ The young couple will. make their interested and responsive public. At young couple were attended by Miss resident of Long street where she automobile merchandising policy The nationwide program of Cheythe close of the first week our salesMargery Odgers, therbride’s Sister, as home in Grass Valley upon their conducts a boarding house, while the ~ wheréby the’ purchaser ,will be ap-'‘rolet dealers to deliver cars bridemaid and. Fay Pyrrel, as best return from the honeymoon. at the They groom is a mining man of this secmen had booked 70,000 bona fide prised of the full cost bt his automo-! lowest cost to the customer man, have the best wishes of their many is’ based tion. bile delivered in front of his door, ' on giving the buyer an honest value orders for immediate delivery. All the relatives: were present for friends in both cities for a long and rather than having to rely on amfor every dollar spent, Mr. Holler The happy couple arrived home “The fine response of the public the church ceremony, and after the happy married life. { biguous “F. O. B.” prices, was anpointed ‘out. at 7:30 last evening and were given . in terms of orders will insure the day wedding a breakfast was served in o————-_, nounced here today as effective im-/ a rousing charivari by their many ‘After all,’”’ he said, “the man who! and night operation of our plants for the bride’s home for the immediate mediately in the entire Chevrolet or-'buys an automobile wants relatives and friends after which to know members . delivered costs actually average only 2 ganization General by William EF. gre Der cent higher. “I am confident,” said Mr. Holler, “that this plan will enable us to de= automobiles all over the coun Holler, ' how much his car will cost standing the com-. in front of his home. Hereafter our! Sales Manager of year. “We. introduced our many months to come. “America is coming 1934 “ back—fast. There is no doubt of it. More indipany. ) salesmen are going to quote him that cative even than attendance and sales A campaign is now bein® launched. ,tisure only. He will thus be spared among dealers and retailsalesmen in late unpleasantness of discovering . figures at the New York automobile all parts of the United States in-;ihat the ultimate cost was consider. . show and our own local shows is the changed attitude of people—visitors structing them in the new policy and! Lbly above his first expectations. and automobile men both. At the apprising them of the suggested de“Needless to Say, this new mershows I attended, almost a carnival livered price to be quoted in their chandising policy was made possible spirit. prevailed. There was more the wholehearted ¢oenthusiasm, more of a ‘go-forward’ 10,000 dealers. They respective communities. through “Weare going to take the blinoperation of our . feeling, than at any show since 1928. ders off the order blank,” Mr. Holhave been quick to concur with our . We are coming back and the means ler stated. “We are sors to 1¢t opinion that the new policy is fun. by which it is being accomplished: is f only ' everybody know how exactly much ; 4, mentally right their cars will cost them delivered have ‘tthe support in front of their doors. We are go. and, that.we of the public will much as less important than the. fact ‘ of the. families. A reception was held from one to two P. M. the for ail to show exactly what the difference between makes tiie” list, The bride, Harry or mento and where she was reared of born Mr. and in Sacra at.Town Talk, attended the Gold Flav grammar -school, and later graduating from the Nevada City. Hi school with the class of L932. She “has been an Theatre usher for in some the Nevada tithe. She City is a most charming and attractive young wedding feast. Judge and Mrs.ie Raglan Tuttle had Many useful and valuable presents as week end visitors their son, Pierwere received by Mr. and Mrs. Meagson Tuttle,'Misses Kendal and Baker and Mr. Esterbrook, lia, all students of made the trip to purchase machinery the College of the Pacific. for the mine. Henry and Herbert Paine, mining men of North Columbia, visited Mr. Miss Minnine Brand had as a week in ele visitor her -niece, raylord of Sacramento. Nevada City recently. Miss Kervin and William spent Saturday night in James D. Stewart, mining engi+ Kervin, who is suneer of Auburn, was a:Nevada City Sacramento. perintendent of the Murchie mine, visitor Wednesday. i announced plan at+ 1 1is. merchandising headquarters from the Show, where following Detroit '. return his York New new i! the: a ee fFfoller. ee Mr. Autom »bile rements final . on . secon i the new policy w an.instance of procedure means what ‘tl to Holler pointed prices on the compan models average S70 out cost 1933, the actua! purchaser in to is only ; Service Day or Night GREASING GAS AND OiL TIRE REPAIRS. TIDE A ST RIOY peehs ik met re TTA Dio EEARDU &Bia ATI TITATT ENGINE ARTE iY te Ui KGS ULING . REPARIS OF ALL KINDS &f AREAL BATTERY SERVICIEP And OFFICIAL LIGHT ADJUSTING STATION — VALVE GRINDING NEVADA CITY GARAGE s here now, for the first time: the car ihat all America has been standing Ms to see and drive—Chevrolet for 1934: And if you aren’t among the first to attend the gala introductory showing, you’re gcing to miss one of the biggest, most PHONE 133 exciting events of the whole motor car year. ‘There never has been a new Chevrolet model with so many basic and sweeping advances as this one. Its different—totally unlike anything you’ve seen or anything you will see in motor cars for 1934! CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Division of General Motors We are 100 per cent backers of N.eR. A. s Cleaning, Pressing, Re pairing-Made to measure ‘NEVADA CITY , iZ j : ile: 5 we! “lyon neve; be satisfied with any other low-priced car PLAZA GARAGE G.C. Celio PHONE 71 Betty George Kervin . Cost,” *: the daughter Odgers, they were invited to partake of a big up 1{ KF. O. B. price and the final delivered As family home after which the happy couple slipped away for a honeymoon in the bay district. ‘ ing the at relatives (Dersonal NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA

‘PAGE PAGE FOUR __MONDAY, JAN. 29, 1934_ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET STE R . ST A _ NEW POLICY IN i $40. While the list, or “F. 0. B.” Peete: throughout the United States . #Yerages 14 per cent above 1933, the soon as they cocierias our aims.’’ Mr. Holler voiced enthusiasm over . Miss Marie Odean: And lady who has a large: circle of friends in this city. Mr. Samora is the son of Mrs. T. Patrick Samora Married the prospects of his company for this Mrs. Aurelia Santinelli . Weds Jack Meaglia Miss Marie Odgers of Town Talk J. Dailey of Grass Valley and the _Mrs. Aurelia Santinelli and Jack ar -and Patrick Samora, of Grass Valley late Joseph-Samora, and was formodels early this month, ” he said, Meaglia surprised their friends in merly with the U. S. Marines. Were united in marriage yesterday Nevada City and Grass Valley by “at 100 special exhibits all over the He is now with the Central Mine forenoon at St. Carnice ‘Cathohe quietly getting married in Glendale, “FOR CHEVROLE country—separate, @omplete automochureh with Reverend Father O’Reiiof Grass Valley and is well liked by California, last Thursday. ry at a lower price to the purchaser bile shows in themselves—to a most ly perfoming the, ceremony. The all those who know him. The bride is a{ highly respectea DETROIT, Mieh., J: Jan. 29—-A new . thaw any other make of volume ear.’ The young couple will. make their interested and responsive public. At young couple were attended by Miss resident of Long street where she automobile merchandising policy The nationwide program of Cheythe close of the first week our salesMargery Odgers, therbride’s Sister, as home in Grass Valley upon their conducts a boarding house, while the ~ wheréby the’ purchaser ,will be ap-'‘rolet dealers to deliver cars bridemaid and. Fay Pyrrel, as best return from the honeymoon. at the They groom is a mining man of this secmen had booked 70,000 bona fide prised of the full cost bt his automo-! lowest cost to the customer man, have the best wishes of their many is’ based tion. bile delivered in front of his door, ' on giving the buyer an honest value orders for immediate delivery. All the relatives: were present for friends in both cities for a long and rather than having to rely on amfor every dollar spent, Mr. Holler The happy couple arrived home “The fine response of the public the church ceremony, and after the happy married life. { biguous “F. O. B.” prices, was anpointed ‘out. at 7:30 last evening and were given . in terms of orders will insure the day wedding a breakfast was served in o————-_, nounced here today as effective im-/ a rousing charivari by their many ‘After all,’”’ he said, “the man who! and night operation of our plants for the bride’s home for the immediate mediately in the entire Chevrolet or-'buys an automobile wants relatives and friends after which to know members . delivered costs actually average only 2 ganization General by William EF. gre Der cent higher. “I am confident,” said Mr. Holler, “that this plan will enable us to de= automobiles all over the coun Holler, ' how much his car will cost standing the com-. in front of his home. Hereafter our! Sales Manager of year. “We. introduced our many months to come. “America is coming 1934 “ back—fast. There is no doubt of it. More indipany. ) salesmen are going to quote him that cative even than attendance and sales A campaign is now bein® launched. ,tisure only. He will thus be spared among dealers and retailsalesmen in late unpleasantness of discovering . figures at the New York automobile all parts of the United States in-;ihat the ultimate cost was consider. . show and our own local shows is the changed attitude of people—visitors structing them in the new policy and! Lbly above his first expectations. and automobile men both. At the apprising them of the suggested de“Needless to Say, this new mershows I attended, almost a carnival livered price to be quoted in their chandising policy was made possible spirit. prevailed. There was more the wholehearted ¢oenthusiasm, more of a ‘go-forward’ 10,000 dealers. They respective communities. through “Weare going to take the blinoperation of our . feeling, than at any show since 1928. ders off the order blank,” Mr. Holhave been quick to concur with our . We are coming back and the means ler stated. “We are sors to 1¢t opinion that the new policy is fun. by which it is being accomplished: is f only ' everybody know how exactly much ; 4, mentally right their cars will cost them delivered have ‘tthe support in front of their doors. We are go. and, that.we of the public will much as less important than the. fact ‘ of the. families. A reception was held from one to two P. M. the for ail to show exactly what the difference between makes tiie” list, The bride, Harry or mento and where she was reared of born Mr. and in Sacra at.Town Talk, attended the Gold Flav grammar -school, and later graduating from the Nevada City. Hi school with the class of L932. She “has been an Theatre usher for in some the

Nevada tithe. She City is a most charming and attractive young wedding feast. Judge and Mrs.ie Raglan Tuttle had Many useful and valuable presents as week end visitors their son, Pierwere received by Mr. and Mrs. Meagson Tuttle,'Misses Kendal and Baker and Mr. Esterbrook, lia, all students of made the trip to purchase machinery the College of the Pacific. for the mine. Henry and Herbert Paine, mining men of North Columbia, visited Mr. Miss Minnine Brand had as a week in ele visitor her -niece, raylord of Sacramento. Nevada City recently. Miss Kervin and William spent Saturday night in James D. Stewart, mining engi+ Kervin, who is suneer of Auburn, was a:Nevada City Sacramento. perintendent of the Murchie mine, visitor Wednesday. i announced plan at+ 1 1is. merchandising headquarters from the Show, where following Detroit '. return his York New new i! the: a ee fFfoller. ee Mr. Autom »bile rements final . on . secon i the new policy w an.instance of procedure means what ‘tl to Holler pointed prices on the compan models average S70 out cost 1933, the actua! purchaser in to is only ; Service Day or Night GREASING GAS AND OiL TIRE REPAIRS. TIDE A ST RIOY peehs ik met re TTA Dio EEARDU &Bia ATI TITATT ENGINE ARTE iY te Ui KGS ULING . REPARIS OF ALL KINDS &f AREAL BATTERY SERVICIEP And OFFICIAL LIGHT ADJUSTING STATION — VALVE GRINDING NEVADA CITY GARAGE s here now, for the first time: the car ihat all America has been standing Ms to see and drive—Chevrolet for 1934: And if you aren’t among the first to attend the gala introductory showing, you’re gcing to miss one of the biggest, most PHONE 133 exciting events of the whole motor car year. ‘There never has been a new Chevrolet model with so many basic and sweeping advances as this one. Its different—totally unlike anything you’ve seen or anything you will see in motor cars for 1934! CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Division of General Motors We are 100 per cent backers of N.eR. A. s Cleaning, Pressing, Re pairing-Made to measure ‘NEVADA CITY , iZ j : ile: 5 we! “lyon neve; be satisfied with any other low-priced car PLAZA GARAGE G.C. Celio PHONE 71 Betty George Kervin . Cost,” *: the daughter Odgers, they were invited to partake of a big up 1{ KF. O. B. price and the final delivered As family home after which the happy couple slipped away for a honeymoon in the bay district. ‘ ing the at relatives (Dersonal NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA