July 24, 1933 (4 pages)

4 PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA 103 Pine St. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE 8 BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s . BARBER SHOP 4#@Nevada City i ersonal . Will and Henry Walthers and the formers grandson, Frank Cullen, motored up from San Francisco and spent the week end with Mr. Mrs:"James Dolan, Mrs. Ollie Cullen and tWo children: who have been visiting hervunele and aunt, Mr. and aeccompainied them Will WalMrs. Jas. Dolan, home last evening. Mrs. ‘hers, who has been here for a week remained for a Inoger stay. Ww af GRASS oe. CLEANERS MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION liver on the next trip, over. CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprictor ill eall Monday and Thursday ternoons at your home and deWe Will Credit Your Phone OUR SPECI Phone§67 Dav Desire to pleas our customers ALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies and Superfine Saurkraut KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY“DRY CLEANERS . * Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin Cities and Surrounding Territory Laundry Service Unexcelled. 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W with a Dry Cleaning and ‘ii \ ' SPECIAL PERMANENTS $5.00 DUARTE and NATURAL No Extra Charges. Haircut included Genuine Supplies and {‘‘and I’ve always spoken to the chicCITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY, 24, 1933. Three Youngsters. Celebrate July Bisthdays Mrs. Solon Chatfield gave a happy birthday party for Muriel, Maurice and baby Louise Chatfield whose birthdays all happen to come in July. After an exciting peanut hunt and } Several interesting games, tasty freshments were served to the chil‘dren, seated in a circle. under the shade of a ‘peach tree. Those invited were Naomi Clemens, Betty Jane Flynn, Nancy Williams, Ruth Godfrey Irene and fFraulsie King, Agatha Gates, Billy Kilroy, Wendle Clark, Bud Everett and Flossie Angove, . Raymond and Everett Davis, Clay{ ton and Stanley Chatfield, Mrs. King Mrs. Clemens) and Miss’ Harriett Bleakley. GUARANTEE FOR STATE SACRAMENTO, Fuly 24—(UP)— In keeping with provisions of the congressional act governing national banks, an attempt will be made to amend the state banking act to pro-, vide for the gurantee of state bank deposits, according to Senator J. W. McKinley, chairman of the senate banking’ committee. The .California Bankers association was reported working on the proposition, although no definite proposal has been submitted yet in either the senate or assembly. CALLS IN POLISH TO HENS; PROVES PROPERTY GLASGOW, Mont., July 24—-(UP) — A brood of 19 chickens that speak nothing but Polish are well-known to Sheriff Al Fassett now. Fassett was called to aid the owner of the chickens when they turned up missing one day. The brood was located in the flock of a neighbor. The neighbor denied stealing the chickens. “If they are yours, call them to you,”’ suggested the sheriff. Instead of a familiar ‘‘chick, chick,’’ usually made to attract sucii fowls, the sheriff listened to a series of foreign noises. To his amazeulent the 19 missing chickens came running in a group to their owner. “I’m Polish,’’ explained the owner, kens in that language, they know.’’ Thoughts of prosecution were dismissed. so that's all The Nie rget $2.00 per year,, BARAK 7 4 Me ae a%e ok ? <2 9, % Re yengedenfelogecttet RIOR eerie . SOCIAL EVENTS” : re< . BANK DEPOSITS ASKED "tel ot Broadway” in her old salva“Institute Echoes Theme of Young Folks An unusually interesting service, “Institute Bchoes’” was held at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The service was conducted by the returned delegates. A good attendance was brought into the atmosphere of the Institute by lively Camp songs. Reminicences were well told by Ben Sweeney, Carl Murchie, Bob Tamblyn, Helen Arbogast, Margaret Pharriss, Claris Holland, and Bert Granholm. Each gave opinions and inpressions received. A duet was ‘sung by Helen Arbogast and Margaret Pharriss, and a solo by Berl Granholm. MANY GUESTS REGISTER WEEK END AT NATIONAL The guests at the ab the -Nadienal Hotel and for Saturday and Sunday July 22 and 23 were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Madison, R. C.;Han, S. B. Davis Victor Peltus, W. E.) Schway, S. Harvey, E. N. Bee,-F. E. Cronise, J. W. Scott, Forest H. Joy and Irwin S. Thor from San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and Ruth and Francis Bradley, Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. BE. ‘H. Sehultz, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. W. Trusutt, Seattle; H. de la Montanza, Oakland; A .W. Kees,--Piedmont, M. H. Rickman, Corning, P. R. Badley Jr., and H. H. Bradley of Georgetown; J. Sweeney and Ray Hawkins, Alleghany. Subscribe for the NUGGET! RHEBA SPLIVALO (Continued From Page One) cabinet director—known as the ‘‘Andramatically announced she will voluntarily resign if the legislature will give her department more money. BEACHES FOR RECREATION Mrs. Splivalo is now busily engaged in pinch-hitting for Aimee Semple McPherson in the pulpit of Angelus Temle at Los Angeles. She claims she is not paid and adds preaching is her relaxation. “Some people like to drink, eqlf, play or do other things in their leisure hours,’’ Mrs. Splivalo said. ‘I, on the other hand, would rather preach. That’s my recreation.’’ Nevertheless, ever since Splivalo has been in the temple, Mrs. she ed in temple politics. The lawyer fox Aimee’s husband, David Hutton. asYi serted Mrs. Splivalo was. partially Only + BOWMAN & BOWMAN ‘3 responsible for David's removal from ° d Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor ‘. temple power. ue © a: No Substitutes Use . < 208146 Broad Street $! Meantime, Mrs. Splivalo awaits the . . a . & ipee +) legislative verdict. She is deterinined . § . 3 : %. 'o submit her resignation. But, sigxciusive Deauty : IT PAYS * oa ee nificantly, Governor Rolph has not Sh . te to “s said whether: he would accept the Oop x LOOK WELL 3 resignation if offered. Home of Better Permanents — + 3 = ane Hs is es Ra 7 Lay FF. awknis, business man of PHONE 60 215 WEST MAIN ST. * Phone 376 For Appointments * eer ane ie ma an te Grass Valley, California ie # . Alleghany, was a recent Nevada City ae N Cedeencedsesasesioncnecess . v t0T PLUMBING FIXTURES We have a very complete line of plumbive Statues and accessories. Pipe ant Fittings Toilets and Brass Goods etc. Efficient Plumbing _ . Service To better service you, we maintain:a show room w COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY . ith an excellent display of white and colored fixtures— a Alpha Stores, Ltd. > has been charged with being epic } a FLANDERS POPPIES get lou the . Mrs. . French Flanders poppy to the Nugwere sent over to Mr. Marsh by the . friends gh with while overseas. Mrs. her yard and planted the seeds last May, and the blossoms brought to the office was the first flower. It was a little light in color and a little . small, due to late planting and. hot . . } weather. When Luther’ Marsh returned home in 1918 he sent the family . some American music, and letters were exchanged for a few months, then a lapse of several years until Mr. Marsh is planning them a gift of American eigarets of which they made inquiries in their letter. : PROFESSIONAL CARD A. M. HOLMES Funeral Director Nevada City: Grass Valley. The SerBLOOM IN GARDEN HERE Luther Marsh brought a office last Saturday. The seeds he spent a two weeks furMarsh made a large star in EVERY DISCRIPTION NOTARY PUBLIC H. B. DOW ; NEVADA CITY one received this spring. on sending 208 Main St. Phone 207-3 DANGER DON’T LET YOUR RADIO GO UNTIL IT STOPS. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND ALL KINDSW. H. HAHN i RADIO SERVICE 206 Mill St. Office Phone 71 Res. Phone 358W ¢ 7hour Round he ake Samer *7,00 ‘Trip with Buffet Luncheon. . pir PERSON Dancing every evening at the Tavern Casino Be roacmsersey 10 piece orchestra Nevada City Garage PHONE 123 CHAS. W. LEITHR, Proprietor + OPEN DAY AND NIGHT AND EQUIPPED TO DO ALL KINDS OF AUTO REPAIRING and MAINms ‘TAINANCE. C. E. WAITE in Charge of “— 3,000 kinds of Chinese Natural Herbs been used in China for more than, 4,000 are now a proven remedy. More people are-using.them-:today than any other medicine now in existence. Try our herbs you. will be ean“ vineed. Whatever heart, These have years, you are suffering a kidneys, whether you are afflicted with shitas, neuralgia, rheumatism, sore throat, skin. disease or female troubles etc—-Come to us. We also prove to you the superior effectiveness of the Chinese’ healing herbs. Dom't think we can be of no service to you just because others ceuld do you no good. Such cases are exactly what we are afiter. STOMACH ULCERS GONE. YEE HERB CO: I suffered Ulcers of the stomch for many years. It gave me lots of pain and gases. I was so sick that E thought there was After taking Yee’s herbs for a few weeks all my troubles have Many thanks. Mrs. M. WARD 918% 48 Street SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ENGINEER PRAISES YEE . Dear Sir—For many years I have ‘suffered pains in the sides and run down condition. I teok your herbs for two weeks. I never felt better in 20 years and I am going back to work now. ALBERT MARRIS. 809 M St., Sacramento, California. Yee & Yee Chinese Herb Specialists 107% S. Church Street GRASS VALLEY Otties Hours:—Daily 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. except Monday, 6:30 to 9 p. m. Closed Sunday from. lungs, stomach or blood trouble, or ecatarrh, cough, asthma, bronno more hope for: me. jisappeared. vice of Sincerity. > . INSURANCE . =. . to . wit! dep Sac whi shi] sid} Cha poi hav pro NII _ nov ran ahea Mr. Che Nev My 7 bili sev tra 7 “to and par spe thr Pui wit ' Nat J in . aet act) era me) as I res tor ito. KT «y va the I par to peo sha ity une T Cc T mac Pre Con Sac Dea I situ ucat to t al R ber D pers ufac era the Will pro} A erat inst: ® a Z

4 PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA 103 Pine St. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE 8 BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s . BARBER SHOP 4#@Nevada City i ersonal . Will and Henry Walthers and the formers grandson, Frank Cullen, motored up from San Francisco and spent the week end with Mr. Mrs:"James Dolan, Mrs. Ollie Cullen and tWo children: who have been visiting hervunele and aunt, Mr. and aeccompainied them Will WalMrs. Jas. Dolan, home last evening. Mrs. ‘hers, who has been here for a week remained for a Inoger stay. Ww af GRASS oe. CLEANERS MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION liver on the next trip, over. CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprictor ill eall Monday and Thursday ternoons at your home and deWe Will Credit Your Phone OUR SPECI Phone§67 Dav Desire to pleas our customers ALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies and Superfine Saurkraut KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY“DRY CLEANERS . * Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin Cities and Surrounding Territory Laundry Service Unexcelled. 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W with a Dry Cleaning and ‘ii \ ' SPECIAL PERMANENTS $5.00 DUARTE and NATURAL No Extra Charges. Haircut included Genuine Supplies and {‘‘and I’ve always spoken to the chicCITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY, 24, 1933. Three Youngsters. Celebrate July Bisthdays Mrs. Solon Chatfield gave a happy birthday party for Muriel, Maurice and baby Louise Chatfield whose birthdays all happen to come in July. After an exciting peanut hunt and } Several interesting games, tasty freshments were served to the chil‘dren, seated in a circle. under the shade of a ‘peach tree. Those invited were Naomi Clemens, Betty Jane Flynn, Nancy Williams, Ruth Godfrey Irene and fFraulsie King, Agatha Gates, Billy Kilroy, Wendle Clark, Bud Everett and Flossie Angove, . Raymond and Everett Davis, Clay{ ton and Stanley Chatfield, Mrs. King Mrs. Clemens) and Miss’ Harriett Bleakley. GUARANTEE FOR STATE SACRAMENTO, Fuly 24—(UP)— In keeping with provisions of the congressional act governing national banks, an attempt will be made to amend the state banking act to pro-, vide for the gurantee of state bank deposits, according to Senator J. W. McKinley, chairman of the senate banking’ committee. The .California Bankers association was reported working on the proposition, although no definite proposal has been submitted yet in either the senate or assembly. CALLS IN POLISH TO HENS; PROVES PROPERTY GLASGOW, Mont., July 24—-(UP) — A brood of 19 chickens that speak nothing but Polish are well-known to Sheriff Al Fassett now. Fassett was called to aid the owner of the chickens when they turned up missing one day. The brood was located in the flock of a neighbor. The neighbor denied stealing the chickens. “If they are yours, call them to you,”’ suggested the sheriff. Instead of a familiar ‘‘chick, chick,’’ usually made to attract sucii fowls, the sheriff listened to a series of foreign noises. To his amazeulent the 19 missing chickens came running in a group to their owner. “I’m Polish,’’ explained the owner, kens in that language, they know.’’ Thoughts of prosecution were dismissed. so that's all The Nie rget $2.00 per year,, BARAK 7 4 Me ae a%e ok ? <2 9, % Re yengedenfelogecttet RIOR eerie . SOCIAL EVENTS” : re< . BANK DEPOSITS ASKED "tel ot Broadway” in her old salva“Institute Echoes Theme of Young Folks An unusually interesting service, “Institute Bchoes’” was held at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The service was conducted by the returned delegates. A good attendance was brought into the atmosphere of the Institute by lively Camp songs. Reminicences were well told by Ben Sweeney, Carl Murchie, Bob Tamblyn, Helen Arbogast, Margaret Pharriss, Claris Holland, and Bert Granholm. Each gave opinions and inpressions received. A duet was ‘sung by Helen Arbogast and Margaret Pharriss, and a solo by Berl Granholm. MANY GUESTS REGISTER WEEK END AT NATIONAL The guests at the ab the -Nadienal Hotel and for Saturday and Sunday July 22 and 23 were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Madison, R. C.;Han, S. B. Davis Victor Peltus, W. E.) Schway, S. Harvey, E. N. Bee,-F. E. Cronise, J. W. Scott, Forest H. Joy and Irwin S. Thor from San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and Ruth and Francis Bradley, Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. BE. ‘H. Sehultz, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. W. Trusutt, Seattle; H. de la Montanza, Oakland; A .W. Kees,--Piedmont, M. H. Rickman, Corning, P. R. Badley Jr., and H. H. Bradley of Georgetown; J. Sweeney and Ray Hawkins, Alleghany. Subscribe for the NUGGET! RHEBA SPLIVALO (Continued From Page One) cabinet director—known as the ‘‘Andramatically announced she will voluntarily resign if the legislature will give her department more money. BEACHES FOR RECREATION Mrs. Splivalo is now busily engaged in pinch-hitting for Aimee Semple McPherson in the pulpit of Angelus Temle at Los Angeles. She claims she is not paid and adds preaching is her relaxation. “Some people like to drink, eqlf, play or do other things in their leisure hours,’’ Mrs. Splivalo said. ‘I, on the other hand, would rather preach. That’s my recreation.’’ Nevertheless, ever since Splivalo has been in the temple, Mrs. she ed in temple politics. The lawyer fox Aimee’s husband, David Hutton. asYi serted Mrs. Splivalo was. partially Only + BOWMAN & BOWMAN ‘3 responsible for David's removal from ° d Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor ‘. temple power. ue © a: No Substitutes Use . < 208146 Broad Street $! Meantime, Mrs. Splivalo awaits the . . a . & ipee +) legislative verdict. She is deterinined . § . 3 : %. 'o submit her resignation. But, sigxciusive Deauty : IT PAYS * oa ee nificantly, Governor Rolph has not Sh . te to “s said whether: he would accept the Oop x LOOK WELL 3 resignation if offered. Home of Better Permanents — + 3 = ane Hs is es Ra 7 Lay FF. awknis, business man of PHONE 60 215 WEST MAIN ST. * Phone 376 For Appointments * eer ane ie ma an te Grass Valley, California ie # . Alleghany, was a recent Nevada City ae N Cedeencedsesasesioncnecess . v t0T PLUMBING FIXTURES We have a very complete line of plumbive Statues and accessories. Pipe ant Fittings Toilets and Brass Goods etc.

Efficient Plumbing _ . Service To better service you, we maintain:a show room w COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY . ith an excellent display of white and colored fixtures— a Alpha Stores, Ltd. > has been charged with being epic } a FLANDERS POPPIES get lou the . Mrs. . French Flanders poppy to the Nugwere sent over to Mr. Marsh by the . friends gh with while overseas. Mrs. her yard and planted the seeds last May, and the blossoms brought to the office was the first flower. It was a little light in color and a little . small, due to late planting and. hot . . } weather. When Luther’ Marsh returned home in 1918 he sent the family . some American music, and letters were exchanged for a few months, then a lapse of several years until Mr. Marsh is planning them a gift of American eigarets of which they made inquiries in their letter. : PROFESSIONAL CARD A. M. HOLMES Funeral Director Nevada City: Grass Valley. The SerBLOOM IN GARDEN HERE Luther Marsh brought a office last Saturday. The seeds he spent a two weeks furMarsh made a large star in EVERY DISCRIPTION NOTARY PUBLIC H. B. DOW ; NEVADA CITY one received this spring. on sending 208 Main St. Phone 207-3 DANGER DON’T LET YOUR RADIO GO UNTIL IT STOPS. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND ALL KINDSW. H. HAHN i RADIO SERVICE 206 Mill St. Office Phone 71 Res. Phone 358W ¢ 7hour Round he ake Samer *7,00 ‘Trip with Buffet Luncheon. . pir PERSON Dancing every evening at the Tavern Casino Be roacmsersey 10 piece orchestra Nevada City Garage PHONE 123 CHAS. W. LEITHR, Proprietor + OPEN DAY AND NIGHT AND EQUIPPED TO DO ALL KINDS OF AUTO REPAIRING and MAINms ‘TAINANCE. C. E. WAITE in Charge of “— 3,000 kinds of Chinese Natural Herbs been used in China for more than, 4,000 are now a proven remedy. More people are-using.them-:today than any other medicine now in existence. Try our herbs you. will be ean“ vineed. Whatever heart, These have years, you are suffering a kidneys, whether you are afflicted with shitas, neuralgia, rheumatism, sore throat, skin. disease or female troubles etc—-Come to us. We also prove to you the superior effectiveness of the Chinese’ healing herbs. Dom't think we can be of no service to you just because others ceuld do you no good. Such cases are exactly what we are afiter. STOMACH ULCERS GONE. YEE HERB CO: I suffered Ulcers of the stomch for many years. It gave me lots of pain and gases. I was so sick that E thought there was After taking Yee’s herbs for a few weeks all my troubles have Many thanks. Mrs. M. WARD 918% 48 Street SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ENGINEER PRAISES YEE . Dear Sir—For many years I have ‘suffered pains in the sides and run down condition. I teok your herbs for two weeks. I never felt better in 20 years and I am going back to work now. ALBERT MARRIS. 809 M St., Sacramento, California. Yee & Yee Chinese Herb Specialists 107% S. Church Street GRASS VALLEY Otties Hours:—Daily 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. except Monday, 6:30 to 9 p. m. Closed Sunday from. lungs, stomach or blood trouble, or ecatarrh, cough, asthma, bronno more hope for: me. jisappeared. vice of Sincerity. > . INSURANCE . =. . to . wit! dep Sac whi shi] sid} Cha poi hav pro NII _ nov ran ahea Mr. Che Nev My 7 bili sev tra 7 “to and par spe thr Pui wit ' Nat J in . aet act) era me) as I res tor ito. KT «y va the I par to peo sha ity une T Cc T mac Pre Con Sac Dea I situ ucat to t al R ber D pers ufac era the Will pro} A erat inst: ® a Z