July 2, 1934 (8 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET LOCAL ERA Mrs. C. Muscardini. spemt the week end in Nevada City visiting with her parents, Mr. and On Father's Day, June 17, Mrs. Wodell was hostess at a dinner party, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. Oliver oe ms of Pike, Mr. and Mrs: R. C. Dare of Freemans Crossing, Miss Irma Pinaglia and. Mr. Visintianer of Sacramento, Mr,.Gordon Wood of Lodi, Mr. Louis Wood and Mr. Roy Kirkvood of San Juan. : Mr. and Mrs. Richadson of Huckin’s Camp* ground, are the proud parents of little son born Sunday at the Nevada City sanitarium. Jim Roberts, old time resident of Nevada City, is ‘there to enjoy the Open the door to a new world [. for people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OW Bret Harte DAIRY. Produces the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce Guernsey Gold Medal Milk that won the State’s highest Award of Calif. State Fair ‘ O é Peg 2 118 Mill Street . U.S. ee N, Prop. . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. . Fourth celebrations. Mrs. Harold Renfree left today for a two months visit with relatives in Santa Barbara. Mrs. M.E. Pope-of San Francisco is spending a vacation of two weeks with her brother, George Gildersleeve and Mrs. Gildersleeve. Mrs. Reita Kinkead and daughter, Catherine, of Berkeley, aré spending their vacation in Nevada City with her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. S. Arbogast and family and the Misses Kinkead. Attorney and Mrs. Harry BE. McKee have as vacation guests Profes. sor Ernest Calley and son, Douglas, of Carmel and Mrs. Alderson of Palo . . Alto at their pretty mountain retreat -. FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTIONS WHITE CARTWHEEL HATS.... J8c TePels SHORTS . 8c $1.98 °° COOL, FRILLY DRESSES. ie WHITE FLANNEL PANTS. $ l 98 WHITE DURABE SHOES. $1.4 SOLAR STRAWS FANCY DRESS SOX 2 for J.C. PENNEY GO: DEPARTMENT + STORE GRASS VALLEY fe) — Install Gas Heating 4 month. go accepted mode today in house heating is to burn Gas. Gas is the cleanest fuel to use and requires no handling. With modern gas heating equipment Gas burns silently, is controlled mechanically with no labor or care. Look over the gas heating devices pictured below. Read how each serves particular heating needs and home conditions. Check them over and ‘decide now to guard against cold weather ills caused by uneven room temperatures. To convince yourself thoroughly, ask your neighbor; he probably enjoys Gas heating. You owe it to yourself and your family to make the change now to Gas heating, especially while a substantial discount on gas heating equipment is still in effect. Terms could riot be more adaptable to your family budget. Let us explain without obligation how easily this permanent home itmprovement can be accomplished, You ‘can putchase any one of the gas heating devices shown here this month with a moderate down payment and at a discount of 10% on both the cost of the equipment and installation, exclusive of flue. Monthly payments are deferred until October ist. Act now on this Summer. Discount and save money. : =f . The Radiantfire For a cheerful fireplace that alWays stays clean, install a Radiantfire. Made’ in many sizes and Floor Furnace Solves the heating problem for homes without a ‘basement. Highly praised by thousands, Saves floot space’ and iis easy and most economical to install and operate, & you R DEALER OR THE Yee & Yee Herb Co. ‘. 107 So. Church St. Mckeesport on the Tahoe-Ukiah highWay. Mr. Carl Tobiassen spent Friday n Spaulding and Saturday in Truckee in the interest of his campaign. NORTH -SANJUAN Dr. and Mrs. Truax of Lompoe have been visiting Mrs.Truax’ sister, Miss Ferguson of Sebastopol. They are returning to their home after a motor ‘trip through Washington and Oregon. Miss. Betty Lyser, who has been attending school in Berkley the past year is at her home at the San Juan mine for her Summer vacation. Babe and Clara Pinaglia of Sacramento are spending the Summer with their aunt, Mrs. Wodell. Mr. and Mrs. Merriot and infant son have moved to San Juan form Nevada City and are occupying the red cottage at the corner of Main and Hill streets. The Ladies Aid had a Picnic dinner under the live oaks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burnett, on . Chatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Jack” Wiltia1 offices of Jones and Finnegan, No. Birthday Party for. Little Netta Lotz 4 Miss Netta C. Lotz entertained ten friends with 4 happy party this afternoon in honor of her birthday. Thdse present were Misses Elsie Schreiber, Betty Lou Krough, Betty Jean Dixon, Netta Carroll Lotz, Billie Kilroy and Stewart Lotz, Prizes were awarded for different games, and she received many pretty gifts. A delicious birthday cake was greatly enjoyed. ; LEGAL NOTICE { ew NO. 3528 . i, NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE? STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND. FOR THE COUNTY OF hte In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE SMITH? also knwan as Geo. L. Smith and as G. L. Smith, De. . ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by! the undersigned MARY A. LUTZ as administratrix of the estate of George Smith,-also known as Geo. L. Smith and as G. L. Smith, deceased, to the Creditors of and-all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months. atter ___ MONDAY, JULY 2, 1934 — — —] Mrs. C. Muscardini, Larson Henwoid-and-the little daughters of Mr. sud Mrs. Cecil Curtis, ‘motored to Alta Saturday. The little girls were returning home from a Aveeks visit mother, Mrs. C. Muscardini. in Nevada City with their grand-Leroy Bankers and sister; Etta, are staying at ‘the home of their sister Mrs. Miller, during her illness. nt Flags Be Cotton and Silk Flags IN ALL SIZES FOR THE FOURTH In Voiles and Prints SIZES 12 TO 52% Wide Selection Q Flag Holders, Radiator Flag Sets, Decorated Crepe and Streamers, Festooning " $1.18, $2.98, $3.98 Picnic & Swimming Supplies LINEN AND CRASH Everything oS eh oeri Loose Fitting Coats — $1.98 to $3.98 R. E. HARRIS ! White Hats $1.00 to $2:45 Betty Jean Shop NEVADA CITY CARA NOME TOILETRIES the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court. of the State of California. in and for the County of Nevada, or the said administratrix at the law 232 Broad Street, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said George Smith, also ‘known x Geo. L Smith and as G. L. Smith,deceased. : Dated June 29, 1934. Mary A. Lutz, Administratrix of the estate of George L. Smith,‘ also known as Geo. L. Smith and as G. f. Smith, Deceased. -° Jones and Finnegan, Attorneys for Administratrix, Nevada City, Cal. July 2, 9, 16, 23 New Low Prices! Thursday the 21st. A large number . were present and greatly enjoyed the: . day. { SICK? — i Take herbs today! Feel better tomorherbs for all ail-; Notice, correct ofi fice hours: Wed., ! Fri., 5 p. m. to 9 p. . m. Sat. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday 9 a, m. to 3 p. m., No office hours Mon., Tuesday or Thursday, CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS Grass Valley . Bayer Aspirin 12 Tablets 15c 24 Tablets 25c 100 Tablets: 75c ~* Cashmere Boquet Soap Regular 25c Bar, 10c each Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY to exhibit them, with the necessary z vouchers Within six (6) months after 4 the first publication of this noti¢e to te eee eee PRESTO JARS THE JARS WITH THE GLASS TOP : WIDE MOUTH QTS. $1.30.doz. WIDE MOUTH PINTS $1.10 NARROW MOUTH QTS. $1:10 INARROW MOUTH PINTS .90 Time Now — Jelt Jelly Glasses—45c Dozen SQUATS AND TALL Fruit Cans, Pints and Quarts. Complete Stock of All Jar Lids and Rubbers. Alpha Stores, Lid. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Broad Street Phone 5 In Neada if i mh . A ariieey z 2 @ with is @ NEW OPERATING ECONOMY @ NEW DULUX FINISH @ NEW FASTER FREEZING ~e NEW ICE TRAY RELEASE ; . Pie —~e NEW “HANDY TRAY” ; : ~© NEW DOOR OPENER hi . . . h The refrigerator of today—from the “Home of Ti po , if Don’t miss seeing this amazing new Westinghouse creation. irr geet i Built to do more. save more. last longer! Fourteen son on the MRS for only O17 . beautiful models — at prices you can easily afford. A demanism oF ; \ Grass Valley Hectric Co. 120 East Main k see ‘ onstration will open your eyes, Come in — today! (Ss a4 , i =’ t ‘ } a ————____ aoe Fred A. Rupley, Owner on Display at the United Electric

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET LOCAL ERA Mrs. C. Muscardini. spemt the week end in Nevada City visiting with her parents, Mr. and On Father's Day, June 17, Mrs. Wodell was hostess at a dinner party, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. Oliver oe ms of Pike, Mr. and Mrs: R. C. Dare of Freemans Crossing, Miss Irma Pinaglia and. Mr. Visintianer of Sacramento, Mr,.Gordon Wood of Lodi, Mr. Louis Wood and Mr. Roy Kirkvood of San Juan. : Mr. and Mrs. Richadson of Huckin’s Camp* ground, are the proud parents of little son born Sunday at the Nevada City sanitarium. Jim Roberts, old time resident of Nevada City, is ‘there to enjoy the Open the door to a new world [. for people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OW Bret Harte DAIRY. Produces the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce Guernsey Gold Medal Milk that won the State’s highest Award of Calif. State Fair ‘ O é Peg 2 118 Mill Street . U.S. ee N, Prop. . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. . Fourth celebrations. Mrs. Harold Renfree left today for a two months visit with relatives in Santa Barbara. Mrs. M.E. Pope-of San Francisco is spending a vacation of two weeks with her brother, George Gildersleeve and Mrs. Gildersleeve. Mrs. Reita Kinkead and daughter, Catherine, of Berkeley, aré spending their vacation in Nevada City with her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. S. Arbogast and family and the Misses Kinkead. Attorney and Mrs. Harry BE. McKee have as vacation guests Profes. sor Ernest Calley and son, Douglas, of Carmel and Mrs. Alderson of Palo . . Alto at their pretty mountain retreat -. FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTIONS WHITE CARTWHEEL HATS........ J8c TePels SHORTS . 8c $1.98 °° COOL, FRILLY DRESSES.. ie WHITE FLANNEL PANTS.. $ l 98 WHITE DURABE SHOES.. $1.4 SOLAR STRAWS FANCY DRESS SOX 2 for J.C. PENNEY GO: DEPARTMENT + STORE GRASS VALLEY fe) — Install Gas Heating 4 month. go accepted mode today in house heating is to burn Gas. Gas is the cleanest fuel to use and requires no handling. With modern gas heating equipment Gas burns silently, is controlled mechanically with no labor or care. Look over the gas heating devices pictured below. Read how each serves particular heating needs and home conditions. Check them over and ‘decide now to guard against cold weather ills caused by uneven room temperatures. To convince yourself thoroughly, ask your neighbor; he probably enjoys Gas heating. You owe it to yourself and your family to make the change now to Gas heating, especially while a substantial discount on gas heating equipment is still in effect. Terms could riot be more adaptable to your family budget. Let us explain without obligation how easily this permanent home itmprovement can be accomplished, You ‘can putchase any one of the gas heating devices shown here this month with a moderate down payment and at a discount of 10% on both the cost of the equipment and installation, exclusive of flue. Monthly payments are deferred until October ist. Act now on this Summer. Discount and save money. : =f . The Radiantfire For a cheerful fireplace that alWays stays clean, install a Radiantfire. Made’ in many sizes and Floor Furnace Solves the heating problem for homes without a ‘basement. Highly praised by thousands, Saves floot space’ and iis easy and most economical to install and operate, & you R DEALER OR THE Yee & Yee Herb Co. ‘. 107 So. Church St. Mckeesport on the Tahoe-Ukiah highWay. Mr. Carl Tobiassen spent Friday n Spaulding and Saturday in Truckee in the interest of his campaign. NORTH -SANJUAN Dr. and Mrs. Truax of Lompoe have been visiting Mrs.Truax’ sister, Miss Ferguson of Sebastopol. They are returning to their home after a motor ‘trip through Washington and Oregon. Miss. Betty Lyser, who has been attending school in Berkley the past year is at her home at the San Juan mine for her Summer vacation. Babe and Clara Pinaglia of Sacramento are spending the Summer with their aunt, Mrs. Wodell. Mr. and Mrs. Merriot and infant son have moved to San Juan form Nevada City and are occupying the red cottage at the corner of Main and Hill streets. The Ladies Aid had a Picnic dinner under the live oaks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burnett, on . Chatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Jack” Wiltia1 offices of Jones and Finnegan, No. Birthday Party for. Little Netta Lotz 4 Miss Netta C. Lotz entertained ten friends with 4 happy party this afternoon in honor of her birthday. Thdse present were Misses Elsie Schreiber, Betty Lou Krough, Betty Jean Dixon, Netta Carroll Lotz, Billie Kilroy and Stewart Lotz, Prizes were awarded for different games, and she received many pretty gifts. A delicious birthday cake was greatly enjoyed. ; LEGAL NOTICE { ew NO. 3528 . i, NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE? STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND. FOR THE COUNTY OF hte In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE SMITH? also knwan as Geo. L. Smith and as G. L. Smith, De. . ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by! the undersigned MARY A. LUTZ as administratrix of the estate of George Smith,-also known as Geo. L. Smith and as G. L. Smith, deceased, to the Creditors of and-all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months. atter ___ MONDAY, JULY 2, 1934 — — —] Mrs. C. Muscardini, Larson Henwoid-and-the little daughters of Mr. sud Mrs. Cecil Curtis, ‘motored to Alta Saturday. The little girls were returning home from a Aveeks visit mother, Mrs. C. Muscardini. in Nevada City with their grand-Leroy Bankers and sister; Etta, are staying at ‘the home of their sister Mrs. Miller, during her illness. nt Flags Be Cotton and Silk Flags IN ALL SIZES FOR THE FOURTH In Voiles and Prints SIZES 12 TO 52% Wide Selection Q Flag Holders, Radiator Flag Sets, Decorated Crepe and Streamers, Festooning " $1.18, $2.98, $3.98 Picnic & Swimming Supplies LINEN AND CRASH Everything oS eh oeri Loose Fitting Coats — $1.98 to $3.98 R. E. HARRIS ! White Hats $1.00 to $2:45 Betty Jean Shop NEVADA CITY CARA NOME TOILETRIES the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court. of the State of California. in and for the County of Nevada, or the said administratrix at the law 232 Broad Street, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said George Smith, also ‘known x Geo. L Smith and as G. L. Smith,deceased. : Dated June 29, 1934. Mary A. Lutz, Administratrix of the estate of George L. Smith,‘ also known as Geo. L. Smith and as G. f. Smith, Deceased. -° Jones and Finnegan, Attorneys for Administratrix, Nevada City, Cal. July 2, 9, 16, 23 New Low Prices! Thursday the 21st. A large number . were present and greatly enjoyed the: . day. { SICK? — i Take herbs today! Feel better tomorherbs for all ail-; Notice, correct ofi fice hours: Wed., ! Fri., 5 p. m. to 9 p. . m. Sat. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday 9 a, m. to 3 p. m., No office hours Mon., Tuesday or Thursday, CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS Grass Valley . Bayer Aspirin 12 Tablets 15c 24 Tablets 25c 100 Tablets: 75c ~* Cashmere Boquet Soap Regular 25c Bar, 10c each Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY to exhibit them, with the necessary z vouchers Within six (6) months after 4 the first publication of this noti¢e to te eee eee PRESTO JARS THE JARS WITH THE GLASS TOP : WIDE MOUTH QTS. $1.30.doz. WIDE MOUTH PINTS $1.10 NARROW MOUTH QTS. $1:10 INARROW MOUTH PINTS .90 Time Now — Jelt Jelly Glasses—45c Dozen SQUATS AND TALL Fruit Cans, Pints and Quarts. Complete Stock of All Jar Lids and Rubbers. Alpha Stores, Lid. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Broad Street Phone 5 In Neada if i mh . A ariieey z 2 @ with is @ NEW OPERATING ECONOMY @ NEW DULUX FINISH @ NEW FASTER FREEZING ~e NEW ICE TRAY RELEASE ; . Pie —~e NEW “HANDY TRAY” ; : ~© NEW DOOR OPENER hi . . . h The refrigerator of today—from the “Home of Ti po , if Don’t miss seeing this amazing new Westinghouse creation. irr geet i Built to do more.. save more.. last longer! Fourteen son on the MRS for only O17 . beautiful models — at prices you can easily afford. A demanism oF ; \ Grass Valley Hectric Co. 120 East Main k see ‘ onstration will open your eyes, Come in — today! (Ss a4 , i =’ t ‘ } a ————____ aoe Fred A. Rupley, Owner on Display at the United Electric