January 5, 1940 (4 pages)

Se eee ' Ruggles of this city. PAGE FOUR — = JAKE DEAL IN HOSPITAL Nevada City, Jake Deal, is in the county hospital today recovering from injuries sustained by stepping in front of a car driven. by Barney capped. by is believed that he did not hear the oncoming car. His injuries are not serious. Deal is handi-j} defective hearing and it] ~ BETTE DAVIS’ DRAMATIC HIT Presenting as co-Stars two of the Davis and Miriam a SAVE Yourself!’ J SAVE Your Clothes! Our economical laundry prices make it possible for you to send your laundry here regularly. We have a service that exactly fits your needs, our work is guaranteed for its care and _ thoroughness, and our prices ARE LOW. . GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 ~ 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY . ginning of the Civil War in 1861 up long heralded motion picture. version of Edith .Wharton’s famous story, “The Old Maid,’ will be offered@ on the screen _of the Nevada Theatre Sunday and Monday. It is said to be the most. gripping and_ realistic showing of human emotions. that Warner Bros. have offered this season, which has been remarkable in their history. Miss Davis and ks Hopkins advance from girlhood to middle age, as the actian progresses in the story of two women who dwell in the same home but whose hearts are filled with hatred of each other. It is the tale of two girls cousins of a proud old Philadelphia family, and its period ranges from the beinto the 1880’s. Across that stretch ,of years the two live under the same .roof—-hating each other, never acchieving reciprocal sympathy or understanding until both are well into middle age, and the young daughter . of one is leaving the ancient home;stead for matrimony. Miriam Hdp‘kins is a widow, with two children of her own. The old maid is Bette . Davis. She has never wed, yet the . sweet young girl of the house is her daughter, born of a farewell night Lwith the man that both she and her cousin ‘oved, and who was killed in the war. Superintendent Herbert Hallett and city crew removed all evergreens and holiday decorations about Nevada City streets yesterday. Street Pe MESO SPAT DAIS, CHESTE Hill Furniture Co. : 163 Mill Street Phone 525 Grass Valley = ae eaten oestestenteoe ferteatesteteste tess STOCK REDUCING PRICES ON eafeoteoteotestest Ag fe nye ne fe fe rferfertes RFIELDS HERE SUNDAY screen's greatest actresses — Bette “Hopkins—the . # NEVADA CITY NUGGET °° ie Sa ig e's CHURCHES IRMA ATKINS IS. . SUNDAY SERVICES. Sunday school at 10 a. m, Murchie, superintendent. service at 11 a. m. Vocal solo Shahl—-FeedHits~ Flock,’’ Mrs. Brown. Sermon 1940,’’ pastor. Communion. A year in the service of Christ. Epworth League service at 6 p. m. first Sunday evening of the new year. Let all the young people be on hand. Candle Light service at 7 p. m. This will be a very interesting and impressive service which will be in charge of Mrs. David Ralston. Those taking part: Catherine MeQuay, soloist; Betty Presley and Beryl Godfrey, readers; light bearers, Ida Norton, Laura Price, Alice Norton, -Bernice McQuay, Betty Norton, Margaret Phariss, Idel Egan. Short sermon on “Light of the World,’’ pastor. Week events: Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Bible study and prayer’ hour. Wednesday: The regular business meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at 2 p. m. in the church parlor. Mrs. Johnson, president. Young people’s prayer hour Thursday at 7 p.’m. in the parsonage. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p. m. Tom Rickard, conductor. TRINITY CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY First Sanday atte after Epiphany— 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10 @» m. Church school. LA akon Oly. Communion and sermon. The rector will preach upon “The Epiphany,’’ the music will be led by the vested choir. Mrs. Grace Raymond will be at the organ. Mrs. Marian Libbey will direct the choir. WEEKLY ACTIVITIES There will be a choir rehearsal Wednesday at.-7:30 p. m. the vestry will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. : H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. BETHANY CHURCH erly Gad Tidings Tabernacle will continue sefvices: Sunday .beginning with Sunday School at 9:45. Sunday school is for young and old. There are classes for everyone. Sunday morning worship service at 11 a. m. You will enjoy the--inspirational singing of Bethany and the old time spirit of worship in our midst. The pastor R. Carrington wiil be bringing the morning message. Christ Ambassador service begins Sunday evening at 6:30. All young people are invited to -attend these IN METHODIST CHURCH Ray Preaching “He Betty “Goals to Reach in very cordial invitation is extended to all who desire to take the communion with us. To members and friends, to any who desire to~start out the new This will be’a special service on the Services at Bethany church form-;: NEW PRINCIPAL Miss Irma Atkins, for es of the Gold. Flat school, tion of principal, Joseph Day, of the Board, day. ville, graduate of thg, Chico College, was appointed ‘teacher the, school. made at a special meeting, >t vacancy caused by: the of 0. B, Lake. F Douglas Conway, who was se school at the saeaie by the —supergnftendent schools of Placer county, Pat COURT CALENDAR. Estates of Joseph . "Cc. Fred Salisbury, John ‘Colfins, tro Crossetti, ert A. Tonini, distribution. if probate of wills. of executrix. ley. Order to show cause: Order to show cause. Almar Laron. ‘ Thomas Staples vs.; John Motion for new trials * “ ae s PERSONAL pa ln vs. Mrs. Krill’s parents, Mr. cand Mrs. E D,. Tyhurst. companied them home: for, visit. ‘* . Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kitfoy and sor Tuesday ed the big football game, 3 Ve AT GOLD FLAT a. number of years a teacher in the lower gradelementary will soon assume the posiClerk announced WednesCoincident with the appointment of Miss Atkins was the announcement that Norman Hefner ypf PlacerState of the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades at The appointment was i the trustees of the Oaklang "Sehool District, held Tuesday.; He ‘will, fill, the Tesignation previously appointed,*as retiirned to Zeibrigitt mine. . Conway had been, . givena verbal of the trustees at the Zeibright ‘mine refused to release him from his <omtract. “‘Trewren, John Thomas Sowden, RobEdwin, Pascoe. Deceased. Final accounts and. petitions for Estate and guardiansh® of John John Frank. Deceased. Pétitions for Estate of Millamd Fillmore Newberry. Deceased, Account and report Ethel Shebley vs. Wifiiam ShebClarence-Hart vs. Cora Marie Hart. Ivah Fugina and Mary’ Vaccarino Motion“for new ae Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. L. J*% Krill:and children left Sunday for their*home in Oakland after a-two week visit with Miss Silvia Tyhurst acaweek’s a, Bill, and Mrs. Worthtagion. returned from a Visit in, Rou tpern California. While away they ‘attendparade-‘and Rose Bowl Joseph Day of Gold Fiat“has quali~ THUGE JOINTS OF BAY BRIDGE ARE TESTED ATU. C. BERKELEY, Jan: 4.—Highty huge riveted steel joints of various types used in building the San FranciscoOakland Bay Bridge have been tested by being pulled apart at the University of California, with results highly graitfying to the designers of the bridge and others interested in construction. Like the-University’s previous tests on large’ structural models of the bridge,. the tests of joints served as a check on the engineering calculations and as a guide in future designs to secure ‘even greater safety and econmy. ‘ e Prior to the building of the bridge, ‘joints of such record size could not be tested directly. because of the limited capacity of precise testing machines. The tests were made possible by the-giant precise testing machine which had recently been installed in ‘the engineering materials laboratory of the University. They were made by the University with the cooperation of the State Department of Public Works. The machine, largest of its type in the world, looks very much like yne of the bridge towers, Between the tower legs is a movable crossheaa to which the structural part to be tesiWeeks, deceased. Petitiongfor let-. : fonefot adininisthatione: ed is attached. The machine can °exEstates of Thomas: Hammill. Pie-. @"t 2 crushing force of four million pounds:or a pull of three million pounds. Its full capacity was required to break the largest of the test joints. The principal finding of the inves-% and Angelo (Manzenaéliy (Minors, tigation is that riveted joints of First account. \ great size are entirely feasible; that Estates of Louis. Pansiero and with proper modifications the same well known standards that appiy to smaller joints, may be applied to large ones. Also, comparisons between different types of steel and different rivet patterns have pointed the way to certain improvements and simplifications in engineering design of bridges and buildings. confined to their beds. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1940. ceanencinenen INFLUENZA Influenza has stricken many persons in the Willow Valley district this week and several of them are Among those noted were Mrs. Alvin Welsh, quite ill; Mrs. Rose Karn and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis. Mrs. Will Maguire returned Tuesday from spending the holidays in San Francisco with her son and family. : Mr, atid: Mrs, bo Ji Ott, Je, 6nd son of Sacramento, spent New Years in Nevada _ City -with Ott’s ‘parents and enjoyed the firemen’s mask ball. AN INVESTMENT IN HAPPINESS Hartung’s offers a selection of Diamond Engagement Rings and Ensemble Sets extraordinary in variety and appealing in moderate price, Come in—we know you will enthuse at the beautiful, crystalclear stones and __ fetching, newStyle mountings, HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers . (Since 1875) 306 Broad St. 124 Mill St. Nevada City Grass Valley Let 1940 Bring You A New FRIDAY DUST BE MY DESTINY Nevada Theatre The dramatic story of a young fugitive unjustly accused of a crime and his struggle to find a place to hang his hat. Co-starring John Garfield and Priscilla Lane. : SATURDAY CITY IN DARKNESS because it is a great human emergency. Ice” with Edgar Kennedy. ‘Charlie Chan fights a danger threatening thousands —desperate and thrilling Also “‘Everything’s On SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE OLD MAID From the unfathomable depths of a woman’s heart comes a story to touch the hearts of the world in a dramatic “hit that won the Pulitzer prize. With Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins. meetings conducted by the _young people. : Evening Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Come and bring a friend. Monday January 8 there will be a Fellowship meeting at ©~Auburn. There willbe three services throughout the day. The people of Bethany will all plan to attend. The pastor ry; Carrington has been asked to be speaker. at the morning service. Bethany’s service during the week on Wednesday 7:30 p. m. This praise and prayer service is a blessing to all. Plan to attend Bethany if you have no church home. Miss Madge Pianezzi, recent graduate from St. Mary’s business college in Grags Valley, is employed in fice, ists of the Chicago eis were business visitgrs in Nevada City pe! fied in a competitive examination as a census enumerator of, afl business concerns in Nevada eounty. The supervisor of the district is-at -Roseville. Frank Wild, who has been in Nevada City six weeks visiting his ~wife and looking for an opetting for a meat market, has *cone’. to Long Beach to enter the “méat market ot his brother. ea (Mr. and Mrs. Géorge-WdSterly ‘and two daughters of. San Francisco have returned home after a delightful visit with their aunt and uncle, Judge and Mrs. George Gildersleeve. “Well, Mrs. Jones, I sure , done We have been successful in aiding many Nevada County citizens to improve their old homes or to build new ones. Under the FHA plan home building can now be easily financed. Let’s talk to you about it. It may be far easier to accomplish than you think. Boulder Street LUMBER CO. Nevada City Home’ Phone 500 County Recorder John Nettle’s ofPaul Ullrich and brother, orchardPark section, knocked de fever out, of your husbad.” he’s gwine to get well?” ~ dat he done died cured.” * “Sure ’nuff? Den does. Wat mean “No marm, he just .gied. But I hab de satisfaction ob telling: you That’s the “home -sweethome” with clean, Standard Stove Oil in a modern Circulat-— ahi Let us demonstrate. REXALL LAXATIVE QUININE COLD CAPSULES For prompt, effective relief of the discomfort of conimion Oy cathe Rexillana The ideal cough syrup for dry, tickling cough Fine for children. Rexall Nasal Spray With: Ephedrine Allays on. lessens discharge. ‘Relieves stuffiness. _ Get these guaranteed cold remedies at your REXALL Drug Store. 4 & : R. E: HARRIS THE Phone Rexall ian DRUG STORE : Used Car ‘Specials 1—’37 Oldsmobile Fordor Sedan. 2—’36 Dodge Coispes. 1—’38 Chevrclet Pick1—’36 Ford Pick-Up. ‘ 1—’33 Plymoath Coupe. 1—’34 Oldsmobile Fordor * YARKELL morons HILLS FLAT PHONE 436 (Opposite Highway Patrol Office) In exchange for labels taken GOLDEN HOMINY PINEAPPLE JUICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PERFECT BLEND PEAS TOMATOES /.... KIDNEY BEANS SHRIMPS PAPER TOWELS TOILET PAPER BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FREE Ask for your Free Premium Catalogue. BRIARDALE FINE FOODS eS 2 No. 21% cans 23¢ ASPARAGUS PACK STRING BEANS 2 No. 2 can 43c GRAPEFRUIT . Pa es: se ae = 2 No. 2 cans 25c Solid Pack, 2 No. 214 cans 31c from Briardale Products. 2 No. 2 cans 25c 2-No. 2 cans 19c_ 2 No. 2 cans 3l1c No. 2 can 10c 2 50z. cans 31c 2 rolls 19c 2 rolls 15c [4 ‘dekcalons Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery PHONES 160 and:225 Prices Effective From January 5th to January 12th. Plaza Grocery

Se eee ' Ruggles of this city. PAGE FOUR — = JAKE DEAL IN HOSPITAL Nevada City, Jake Deal, is in the county hospital today recovering from injuries sustained by stepping in front of a car driven. by Barney capped. by is believed that he did not hear the oncoming car. His injuries are not serious. Deal is handi-j} defective hearing and it] ~ BETTE DAVIS’ DRAMATIC HIT Presenting as co-Stars two of the Davis and Miriam a SAVE Yourself!’ J SAVE Your Clothes! Our economical laundry prices make it possible for you to send your laundry here regularly. We have a service that exactly fits your needs, our work is guaranteed for its care and _ thoroughness, and our prices ARE LOW. . GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 ~ 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY . ginning of the Civil War in 1861 up long heralded motion picture. version of Edith .Wharton’s famous story, “The Old Maid,’ will be offered@ on the screen _of the Nevada Theatre Sunday and Monday. It is said to be the most. gripping and_ realistic showing of human emotions. that Warner Bros. have offered this season, which has been remarkable in their history. Miss Davis and ks Hopkins advance from girlhood to middle age, as the actian progresses in the story of two women who dwell in the same home but whose hearts are filled with hatred of each other. It is the tale of two girls cousins of a proud old Philadelphia family, and its period ranges from the beinto the 1880’s. Across that stretch ,of years the two live under the same .roof—-hating each other, never acchieving reciprocal sympathy or understanding until both are well into middle age, and the young daughter . of one is leaving the ancient home;stead for matrimony. Miriam Hdp‘kins is a widow, with two children of her own. The old maid is Bette . Davis. She has never wed, yet the . sweet young girl of the house is her daughter, born of a farewell night Lwith the man that both she and her cousin ‘oved, and who was killed in the war. Superintendent Herbert Hallett and city crew removed all evergreens and holiday decorations about Nevada City streets yesterday. Street Pe MESO SPAT DAIS, CHESTE Hill Furniture Co. : 163 Mill Street Phone 525 Grass Valley = ae eaten oestestenteoe ferteatesteteste tess STOCK REDUCING PRICES ON eafeoteoteotestest Ag fe nye ne fe fe rferfertes RFIELDS HERE SUNDAY screen's greatest actresses — Bette “Hopkins—the . # NEVADA CITY NUGGET °° ie Sa ig e's CHURCHES IRMA ATKINS IS. . SUNDAY SERVICES. Sunday school at 10 a. m, Murchie, superintendent. service at 11 a. m. Vocal solo Shahl—-FeedHits~ Flock,’’ Mrs. Brown. Sermon 1940,’’ pastor. Communion. A year in the service of Christ. Epworth League service at 6 p. m. first Sunday evening of the new year. Let all the young people be on hand. Candle Light service at 7 p. m. This will be a very interesting and impressive service which will be in charge of Mrs. David Ralston. Those taking part: Catherine MeQuay, soloist; Betty Presley and Beryl Godfrey, readers; light bearers, Ida Norton, Laura Price, Alice Norton, -Bernice McQuay, Betty Norton, Margaret Phariss, Idel Egan. Short sermon on “Light of the World,’’ pastor. Week events: Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Bible study and prayer’ hour. Wednesday: The regular business meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at 2 p. m. in the church parlor. Mrs. Johnson, president. Young people’s prayer hour Thursday at 7 p.’m. in the parsonage. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p. m. Tom Rickard, conductor. TRINITY CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY First Sanday atte after Epiphany— 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10 @» m. Church school. LA akon Oly. Communion and sermon. The rector will preach upon “The Epiphany,’’ the music will be led by the vested choir. Mrs. Grace Raymond will be at the organ. Mrs. Marian Libbey will direct the choir. WEEKLY ACTIVITIES There will be a choir rehearsal Wednesday at.-7:30 p. m. the vestry will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. : H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. BETHANY CHURCH erly Gad Tidings Tabernacle will continue sefvices: Sunday .beginning with Sunday School at 9:45. Sunday school is for young and old. There are classes for everyone. Sunday morning worship service at 11 a. m. You will enjoy the--inspirational singing of Bethany and the old time spirit of worship in our midst. The pastor R. Carrington wiil be bringing the morning message. Christ Ambassador service begins Sunday evening at 6:30. All young people are invited to -attend these IN METHODIST CHURCH Ray Preaching “He Betty “Goals to Reach in very cordial invitation is extended to all who desire to take the communion with us. To members and friends, to any who desire to~start out the new This will be’a special service on the Services at Bethany church form-;: NEW PRINCIPAL Miss Irma Atkins, for es of the Gold. Flat school, tion of principal, Joseph Day, of the Board, day. ville, graduate of thg, Chico College, was appointed ‘teacher the, school. made at a special meeting, >t vacancy caused by: the of 0. B, Lake. F Douglas Conway, who was se school at the saeaie by the —supergnftendent schools of Placer county, Pat COURT CALENDAR. Estates of Joseph . "Cc. Fred Salisbury, John ‘Colfins, tro Crossetti, ert A. Tonini, distribution. if probate of wills. of executrix. ley. Order to show cause: Order to show cause. Almar Laron. ‘ Thomas Staples vs.; John Motion for new trials * “ ae s PERSONAL pa ln vs. Mrs. Krill’s parents, Mr. cand Mrs. E D,. Tyhurst. companied them home: for, visit. ‘* . Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kitfoy and sor Tuesday ed the big football game, 3 Ve AT GOLD FLAT a. number of years a teacher in the lower gradelementary will soon assume the posiClerk announced WednesCoincident with the appointment of Miss Atkins was the announcement that Norman Hefner ypf PlacerState of the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades at The appointment was i the trustees of the Oaklang "Sehool District, held Tuesday.; He ‘will, fill, the Tesignation previously appointed,*as retiirned to Zeibrigitt mine. . Conway had been, . givena verbal of the trustees at the Zeibright ‘mine refused to release him from his <omtract. “‘Trewren, John Thomas Sowden, RobEdwin, Pascoe. Deceased. Final accounts and. petitions for Estate and guardiansh® of John John Frank. Deceased. Pétitions for Estate of Millamd Fillmore Newberry. Deceased, Account and report Ethel Shebley vs. Wifiiam ShebClarence-Hart vs. Cora Marie Hart. Ivah Fugina and Mary’ Vaccarino

Motion“for new ae Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. L. J*% Krill:and children left Sunday for their*home in Oakland after a-two week visit with Miss Silvia Tyhurst acaweek’s a, Bill, and Mrs. Worthtagion. returned from a Visit in, Rou tpern California. While away they ‘attendparade-‘and Rose Bowl Joseph Day of Gold Fiat“has quali~ THUGE JOINTS OF BAY BRIDGE ARE TESTED ATU. C. BERKELEY, Jan: 4.—Highty huge riveted steel joints of various types used in building the San FranciscoOakland Bay Bridge have been tested by being pulled apart at the University of California, with results highly graitfying to the designers of the bridge and others interested in construction. Like the-University’s previous tests on large’ structural models of the bridge,. the tests of joints served as a check on the engineering calculations and as a guide in future designs to secure ‘even greater safety and econmy. ‘ e Prior to the building of the bridge, ‘joints of such record size could not be tested directly. because of the limited capacity of precise testing machines. The tests were made possible by the-giant precise testing machine which had recently been installed in ‘the engineering materials laboratory of the University. They were made by the University with the cooperation of the State Department of Public Works. The machine, largest of its type in the world, looks very much like yne of the bridge towers, Between the tower legs is a movable crossheaa to which the structural part to be tesiWeeks, deceased. Petitiongfor let-. : fonefot adininisthatione: ed is attached. The machine can °exEstates of Thomas: Hammill. Pie-. @"t 2 crushing force of four million pounds:or a pull of three million pounds. Its full capacity was required to break the largest of the test joints. The principal finding of the inves-% and Angelo (Manzenaéliy (Minors, tigation is that riveted joints of First account. \ great size are entirely feasible; that Estates of Louis. Pansiero and with proper modifications the same well known standards that appiy to smaller joints, may be applied to large ones. Also, comparisons between different types of steel and different rivet patterns have pointed the way to certain improvements and simplifications in engineering design of bridges and buildings. confined to their beds. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1940. ceanencinenen INFLUENZA Influenza has stricken many persons in the Willow Valley district this week and several of them are Among those noted were Mrs. Alvin Welsh, quite ill; Mrs. Rose Karn and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis. Mrs. Will Maguire returned Tuesday from spending the holidays in San Francisco with her son and family. : Mr, atid: Mrs, bo Ji Ott, Je, 6nd son of Sacramento, spent New Years in Nevada _ City -with Ott’s ‘parents and enjoyed the firemen’s mask ball. AN INVESTMENT IN HAPPINESS Hartung’s offers a selection of Diamond Engagement Rings and Ensemble Sets extraordinary in variety and appealing in moderate price, Come in—we know you will enthuse at the beautiful, crystalclear stones and __ fetching, newStyle mountings, HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers . (Since 1875) 306 Broad St. 124 Mill St. Nevada City Grass Valley Let 1940 Bring You A New FRIDAY DUST BE MY DESTINY Nevada Theatre The dramatic story of a young fugitive unjustly accused of a crime and his struggle to find a place to hang his hat. Co-starring John Garfield and Priscilla Lane. : SATURDAY CITY IN DARKNESS because it is a great human emergency. Ice” with Edgar Kennedy. ‘Charlie Chan fights a danger threatening thousands —desperate and thrilling Also “‘Everything’s On SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE OLD MAID From the unfathomable depths of a woman’s heart comes a story to touch the hearts of the world in a dramatic “hit that won the Pulitzer prize. With Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins. meetings conducted by the _young people. : Evening Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Come and bring a friend. Monday January 8 there will be a Fellowship meeting at ©~Auburn. There willbe three services throughout the day. The people of Bethany will all plan to attend. The pastor ry; Carrington has been asked to be speaker. at the morning service. Bethany’s service during the week on Wednesday 7:30 p. m. This praise and prayer service is a blessing to all. Plan to attend Bethany if you have no church home. Miss Madge Pianezzi, recent graduate from St. Mary’s business college in Grags Valley, is employed in fice, ists of the Chicago eis were business visitgrs in Nevada City pe! fied in a competitive examination as a census enumerator of, afl business concerns in Nevada eounty. The supervisor of the district is-at -Roseville. Frank Wild, who has been in Nevada City six weeks visiting his ~wife and looking for an opetting for a meat market, has *cone’. to Long Beach to enter the “méat market ot his brother. ea (Mr. and Mrs. Géorge-WdSterly ‘and two daughters of. San Francisco have returned home after a delightful visit with their aunt and uncle, Judge and Mrs. George Gildersleeve. “Well, Mrs. Jones, I sure , done We have been successful in aiding many Nevada County citizens to improve their old homes or to build new ones. Under the FHA plan home building can now be easily financed. Let’s talk to you about it. It may be far easier to accomplish than you think. Boulder Street LUMBER CO. Nevada City Home’ Phone 500 County Recorder John Nettle’s ofPaul Ullrich and brother, orchardPark section, knocked de fever out, of your husbad.” he’s gwine to get well?” ~ dat he done died cured.” * “Sure ’nuff? Den does. Wat mean “No marm, he just .gied. But I hab de satisfaction ob telling: you That’s the “home -sweethome” with clean, Standard Stove Oil in a modern Circulat-— ahi Let us demonstrate. REXALL LAXATIVE QUININE COLD CAPSULES For prompt, effective relief of the discomfort of conimion Oy cathe Rexillana The ideal cough syrup for dry, tickling cough Fine for children. Rexall Nasal Spray With: Ephedrine Allays on. lessens discharge. ‘Relieves stuffiness. _ Get these guaranteed cold remedies at your REXALL Drug Store. 4 & : R. E: HARRIS THE Phone Rexall ian DRUG STORE : Used Car ‘Specials 1—’37 Oldsmobile Fordor Sedan. 2—’36 Dodge Coispes. 1—’38 Chevrclet Pick1—’36 Ford Pick-Up. ‘ 1—’33 Plymoath Coupe. 1—’34 Oldsmobile Fordor * YARKELL morons HILLS FLAT PHONE 436 (Opposite Highway Patrol Office) In exchange for labels taken GOLDEN HOMINY PINEAPPLE JUICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PERFECT BLEND PEAS TOMATOES /........ KIDNEY BEANS SHRIMPS PAPER TOWELS TOILET PAPER BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FREE Ask for your Free Premium Catalogue. BRIARDALE FINE FOODS eS 2 No. 21% cans 23¢ ASPARAGUS PACK STRING BEANS 2 No. 2 can 43c GRAPEFRUIT .. Pa es: se ae = 2 No. 2 cans 25c Solid Pack, 2 No. 214 cans 31c from Briardale Products. 2 No. 2 cans 25c 2-No. 2 cans 19c_ 2 No. 2 cans 3l1c No. 2 can 10c 2 50z. cans 31c 2 rolls 19c 2 rolls 15c [4 ‘dekcalons Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery PHONES 160 and:225 Prices Effective From January 5th to January 12th. Plaza Grocery