July 31, 1936 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX cea SS ES _ = ——— 7 ee) “5; CAMPTONVILLE WOMANS CLUB GIVE PARTY The card party staged by the Womens Club of Camptonville held at the Masonic Hall Friday evening proved a big success and a good time was enjoyed by all. Severa! ' tables were conducted and some good playing was displayed. The first prize ‘was won by Myron Pauly, second by Postmaster Lydia O. Groves, . and Edward Lang the. booby prize. Following the playing refreshment } consisting of home made cake and . lemonade was served. . The proceeds went into the club’s, treasury for expenses of the club. Another social function is planned for the near future. Subscribe for The Nugget. MACHINERY FOR SHOE SHOP Mr. Norman Kistle of Nevada City has installed the newest and latest method machinery to cement soles on ladies shoes with a Badger Shoe Press. Nails or thread are are not used and the new method makes the shoes water and heat proof. It will take 30 minutes for the cement to diy, the shoe is pressed firmly down on a rubber pad that gives an even pressure on the soles. * Enjoying a picnic and vacation at Big Bend Ranger Station Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill, Mrs. Frank Davies and son, Craig, Mrs. Nell Furrst, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr and son, Robert, Jr., George Walling of Nevada City is in charge of the national forest camp. Thru the Knot. Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity JULY 31 9 o 1986. No. 36. crete is on the new tion at the This ard Oil Co., latest ments. Celotex to more favor. Pouring of conunderway . Standard Oil Service StaPlaza. improvement is being installed by the Markwart Company for the Standand is anew type of Stallation with improvecover old plaster ceilings is finding more and inthe This ard Ross has completed a modern front forthe Rose Fashion Shop at the corner of Pine and Commercial. Mrs. Rose now has an up to date building in which to carry on her business. Two more Bestile . Leer installations bath rooms during the week. It you to look at. this material before improving your bath room, Suitable also for a clean, beautiful modern kitchen. For new or remodeling work. Contractor Raloh Cochrane has recently completed a sold past shed addition to the! will pay} . changed a large plant of Helbach Motors in Hills Flat. Ths added space was badly needed by the Helbach Motor Co. Your cabin job or your new house in town can be properly constructed with materials from our stock. We. have a number: of patterns of rustic and other exterior finishes and ‘can suit any taste. Disappointed Convict (back on the rock pile after several years) ‘‘T’aint bit, ’as it? You’d think after. all these years they’d have introduced some _ laborsavin’ devices.’ fine board is avail-, able in several fin. ishes that make . painting unnecessary thereby giving . a very economical job. . “THE Contractor How-! Sf NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager Phones 498-499. COMPANY FULL SERVICE YARD" Nevada City AMONG WORKERS BERKELEY, July 30.—Mexico’s huge estates, relics of the old Spanish land-grant days, which have in some cases run into millions of acres and invested the owners with all the power of a feudal lord over his tenants, are ‘being broken up and distributed to the common people as rapidly as the Cardenas government can push its program, according’ to Professor Herbert I. Priestly, professor of history and librarian of the Bancroft Library at the University of California. Professor Priestly, whose special province is Mexican history, has just returned from an extended stay in Mexico, during which he studied the result of the Cardenas reform movement at first hand. The subdivision of large estates, started under Presidents Carranza and Obregon, languished under the Tule of subsequent presidents until , Cardenas took the helm. Since his ‘ taking office, says Professor Priestj ly, subdivision, with corresponding ; 8rant of small farms to the common farmers, has been extended into states which were not touched by his predecessors and renewed in others, such as Colima. Nor is the government making any attempt to pay for the land,, having dropred the sham of giving indemnity in bonds. The common people are so taken with the idea of owning their own land that at the president’s suggestion they have organized agrarian militia in many places to prevent the landed gentry from making any attempt to turn the tables. The result has been an increasing enmity on the part of the wealthy . conservatives. Cardenas, himself, de. Spite his popularity with the com. mon farmers and laborers is dependjent, just as all Mexican presidents ‘have bee, on the support of the ; army, some of whose-most influent. Jal generals are themselves large . land-holders. Professor Priestly, be. Heves, however, that the army, bet. ter educated and more honest than ever before, and possessed of a new ' professional spirit which marks a . distinct break with the past, will rei main loyal Thus, barring anw widei Spread discontent; the Cardenas govTake a drive in our © ul ° ° Scottie Demonstration Car.” v Gasoline Economy of the FORD V:8have painted up a “Scottie Car” simply to demonstrate the increased mileage of this new 1936 Ford V-8. It is not a “special” Ford car. It is a regular 1936 stock model Ford V-8 with distinctive exterior decoration and a connected with a Zenith glass gullon jug tester. No adjustments have been made to make it perform differently from any new stock car. The jug is added so that you can see a measured amount of gasoline used with your own eyes, instead of having tank at the rear. it come from the : demonstratedbefore your eyes! 4 ESTATES DIVIDED Dan Henry, employed at the Spanish mine at Washington, severely cut his thumb while at work this week, which Dr. W: B. sayin iz also cared for. Mrs. Alta Rowe and son Harmon Rowe and Robert Bruener motored up from Sacramento yesterday to visit the Clifford Warner art exhibit sponsored by the art club at the home of Mrs. Carl Libbey, Wednesday. Attorney George A. Tibbe of Yreka arrived in Nevada City Monday with several friends on a business trip. It was Mr. Tibbe’s. first trip to this section, and he was pleased with the country. He is on oldtime friend of Mr. R. L. P. Bigelow. Vernon De Rocco, on_ furlough from the navy is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Kach in Grass Valley. De Rocco was formerly on staff of the Maurice Photograph Studio. In the navy he has been engaged aerial photography. in FORMER RESIDENT MARRIED Miss Helen Reis, daughter of Mrs. Martha Reis.and the late Rey. George Reis was married in éarson City on July 1*, to Carl E. Miller Mrs. Miller, formerly lived on Nevada street, this city. ernment should remain in the saddle until the expiration of its term in 1940. < OAD US EO IOS By) oH . . { . ‘. . Enjoy the conventence of a reliable wristwatch —one of these superior time pieces make their ownershipa real economy /n various models. CITY OF SEX CHANGES HANDS . It is reported the famous old City of Six mine near Downieville has changed hands. Mr. D. EB. Hunter of Los Angeles, an elderly man who has been ill for several months, has sold Mr. Cole is the present Manager and Mr. Herbert Cass Thompson of Los Angeles is expected at the property any day to take an interest in the mines development. The theme of the novel, ‘‘City of Six” was written a*ound this property. which has heen a rich producer in the past. Alfred Flagg, a native and former resident of the Indian Hill section returned Thursday to the place of his birth after an absence of 43 years. Mrs. L. R. Ayers and son and daughter of Oakland are visiting Mrs. Ayers’ sister, Mrs. Glenn Cleland and family. Nevada Thea field. Here I come.” town has a hot time in the Big ABSOLUTE QUIET nerves. The things that happen : FRIDAY SATURDAY ‘~ TIME SQUARE PLAYBOYhero who boasts he would never fall for any dame. SUNDAY AND MONDAY -blended with a melodrama and mystery. Jimmie Allen in a hot spot A big shot (Warren William) , from a_ small Town. June Travis humbles the A story of a heavy hero who mseeks the seclusion of an isolated ranch to rest. his frazzled there are a screaming comedy, GROCERIES OVALTINE a ee 63c REFRESH-O 3 Bottles FONTANA’S MACARONI S. W. COFFEE One pound A-. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Package WHEAT HEARTS Package MALT-O-MEAL.LUXUS CORN TRUPAK PRUNES 2 Pound Package J. J. Jackson. Free Delivery ependableJewele' 124 MILL'ST, GrissVatLey Cat’ BANK of . AMERICA has money to lend for 4+ Home Building (1 0.20 year Joans) 4% Modernization (home or business) 4% Auto Financing (guaranteed Jowest cost) ¥% Personal Loans ($50 to $1000) % Home Appliances (through your dealer) MEMBER F,D.I.¢, ‘Don't Let Sun— CANNING MONTHS ARE HERE. EVERYTHING! Stainless Porceliron Kitchen Fruit and Vegetable Press Preserving Kettles—Guaran Jars and MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO DO YOUR OWN CANNING. EASY, BECAUSE OF THE NEW IMPROVED EQUIPMENT — EASY ON YOUR PURSE, TOO, BECAUSE PRICES ARE WAY Modern Ca Priscilla Ware and Wear-ever A UR era $1.98 up JELLY GLASSES, Tell and Squat PRESTO Fruit Jars to save that Garden Fresh Flavor. IS AND ALPHA STORES LTD. DOWN ON nning Aids Table teed Glasses Take a ride in a “Scottie Car.” See for yourself that a Ford V-8 is just as economical on gasoline as smaller, less powerful cars. You can arrange it without cost or oblication by calling—YQUR FORD DEALER 20 miles per gallon at 40 miles per hour constant driving speed—see it for yourself with glass measuring tank. 7 ufo JONG Ruin Your Hair / . This Summer HAIR OIL Obtainable at Dickerman ’ Drug Store Jar Tops and Rubbers FOR PRESTO, ECONOMY AND MASON JARS— SEALING WAX, FRUIT CANS AND EVERYTHING: ELSE YOU NEED AT— Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City ae Grass Valley Phone 5 _— Phone 88 _ GET THE FEEL OF V-8 PERFORMANCE e GET, THE FACTS ON V-8 ECONOMY ‘LBA # MOTOR: Grass Valley . — California cc

PAGE SIX cea SS ES _ = ——— 7 ee) “5; CAMPTONVILLE WOMANS CLUB GIVE PARTY The card party staged by the Womens Club of Camptonville held at the Masonic Hall Friday evening proved a big success and a good time was enjoyed by all. Severa! ' tables were conducted and some good playing was displayed. The first prize ‘was won by Myron Pauly, second by Postmaster Lydia O. Groves, . and Edward Lang the. booby prize. Following the playing refreshment } consisting of home made cake and . lemonade was served. . The proceeds went into the club’s, treasury for expenses of the club. Another social function is planned for the near future. Subscribe for The Nugget. MACHINERY FOR SHOE SHOP Mr. Norman Kistle of Nevada City has installed the newest and latest method machinery to cement soles on ladies shoes with a Badger Shoe Press. Nails or thread are are not used and the new method makes the shoes water and heat proof. It will take 30 minutes for the cement to diy, the shoe is pressed firmly down on a rubber pad that gives an even pressure on the soles. * Enjoying a picnic and vacation at Big Bend Ranger Station Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill, Mrs. Frank Davies and son, Craig, Mrs. Nell Furrst, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr and son, Robert, Jr., George Walling of Nevada City is in charge of the national forest camp. Thru the Knot. Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity JULY 31 9 o 1986. No. 36. crete is on the new tion at the This ard Oil Co., latest ments. Celotex to more favor. Pouring of conunderway . Standard Oil Service StaPlaza. improvement is being installed by the Markwart Company for the Standand is anew type of Stallation with improvecover old plaster ceilings is finding more and inthe This ard Ross has completed a modern front forthe Rose Fashion Shop at the corner of Pine and Commercial. Mrs. Rose now has an up to date building in which to carry on her business. Two more Bestile . Leer installations bath rooms during the week. It you to look at. this material before improving your bath room, Suitable also for a clean, beautiful modern kitchen. For new or remodeling work. Contractor Raloh Cochrane has recently completed a sold past shed addition to the! will pay} . changed a large plant of Helbach Motors in Hills Flat. Ths added space was badly needed by the Helbach Motor Co. Your cabin job or your new house in town can be properly constructed with materials from our stock. We. have a number: of patterns of rustic and other exterior finishes and ‘can suit any taste. Disappointed Convict (back on the rock pile after several years) ‘‘T’aint bit, ’as it? You’d think after. all these years they’d have introduced some _ laborsavin’ devices.’ fine board is avail-, able in several fin. ishes that make . painting unnecessary thereby giving . a very economical job. . “THE Contractor How-! Sf NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager Phones 498-499. COMPANY FULL SERVICE YARD" Nevada City AMONG WORKERS BERKELEY, July 30.—Mexico’s huge estates, relics of the old Spanish land-grant days, which have in some cases run into millions of acres and invested the owners with all the power of a feudal lord over his tenants, are ‘being broken up and distributed to the common people as rapidly as the Cardenas government can push its program, according’ to Professor Herbert I. Priestly, professor of history and librarian of the Bancroft Library at the University of California. Professor Priestly, whose special province is Mexican history, has just returned from an extended stay in Mexico, during which he studied the result of the Cardenas reform movement at first hand. The subdivision of large estates, started under Presidents Carranza and Obregon, languished under the Tule of subsequent presidents until , Cardenas took the helm. Since his ‘ taking office, says Professor Priestj ly, subdivision, with corresponding ; 8rant of small farms to the common farmers, has been extended into states which were not touched by his predecessors and renewed in others, such as Colima. Nor is the government making any attempt to pay for the land,, having dropred the sham of giving indemnity in bonds. The common people are so taken with the idea of owning their own land that at the president’s suggestion they have organized agrarian militia in many places to prevent the landed gentry from making any attempt to turn the tables. The result has been an increasing enmity on the part of the wealthy . conservatives. Cardenas, himself, de. Spite his popularity with the com. mon farmers and laborers is dependjent, just as all Mexican presidents ‘have bee, on the support of the ; army, some of whose-most influent. Jal generals are themselves large . land-holders. Professor Priestly, be. Heves, however, that the army, bet. ter educated and more honest than ever before, and possessed of a new ' professional spirit which marks a . distinct break with the past, will rei main loyal Thus, barring anw widei Spread discontent; the Cardenas govTake a drive in our © ul ° ° Scottie Demonstration Car.” v Gasoline Economy of the FORD V:8have painted up a “Scottie Car” simply to demonstrate the increased mileage of this new 1936 Ford V-8. It is not a “special” Ford car. It is a regular 1936

stock model Ford V-8 with distinctive exterior decoration and a connected with a Zenith glass gullon jug tester. No adjustments have been made to make it perform differently from any new stock car. The jug is added so that you can see a measured amount of gasoline used with your own eyes, instead of having tank at the rear. it come from the : demonstratedbefore your eyes! 4 ESTATES DIVIDED Dan Henry, employed at the Spanish mine at Washington, severely cut his thumb while at work this week, which Dr. W: B. sayin iz also cared for. Mrs. Alta Rowe and son Harmon Rowe and Robert Bruener motored up from Sacramento yesterday to visit the Clifford Warner art exhibit sponsored by the art club at the home of Mrs. Carl Libbey, Wednesday. Attorney George A. Tibbe of Yreka arrived in Nevada City Monday with several friends on a business trip. It was Mr. Tibbe’s. first trip to this section, and he was pleased with the country. He is on oldtime friend of Mr. R. L. P. Bigelow. Vernon De Rocco, on_ furlough from the navy is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Kach in Grass Valley. De Rocco was formerly on staff of the Maurice Photograph Studio. In the navy he has been engaged aerial photography. in FORMER RESIDENT MARRIED Miss Helen Reis, daughter of Mrs. Martha Reis.and the late Rey. George Reis was married in éarson City on July 1*, to Carl E. Miller Mrs. Miller, formerly lived on Nevada street, this city. ernment should remain in the saddle until the expiration of its term in 1940. < OAD US EO IOS By) oH . . { . ‘. . Enjoy the conventence of a reliable wristwatch —one of these superior time pieces make their ownershipa real economy /n various models. CITY OF SEX CHANGES HANDS . It is reported the famous old City of Six mine near Downieville has changed hands. Mr. D. EB. Hunter of Los Angeles, an elderly man who has been ill for several months, has sold Mr. Cole is the present Manager and Mr. Herbert Cass Thompson of Los Angeles is expected at the property any day to take an interest in the mines development. The theme of the novel, ‘‘City of Six” was written a*ound this property. which has heen a rich producer in the past. Alfred Flagg, a native and former resident of the Indian Hill section returned Thursday to the place of his birth after an absence of 43 years. Mrs. L. R. Ayers and son and daughter of Oakland are visiting Mrs. Ayers’ sister, Mrs. Glenn Cleland and family. Nevada Thea field. Here I come.” town has a hot time in the Big ABSOLUTE QUIET nerves. The things that happen : FRIDAY SATURDAY ‘~ TIME SQUARE PLAYBOYhero who boasts he would never fall for any dame. SUNDAY AND MONDAY -blended with a melodrama and mystery. Jimmie Allen in a hot spot A big shot (Warren William) , from a_ small Town. June Travis humbles the A story of a heavy hero who mseeks the seclusion of an isolated ranch to rest. his frazzled there are a screaming comedy, GROCERIES OVALTINE a ee 63c REFRESH-O 3 Bottles FONTANA’S MACARONI S. W. COFFEE One pound A-. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Package WHEAT HEARTS Package MALT-O-MEAL.LUXUS CORN TRUPAK PRUNES 2 Pound Package J. J. Jackson. Free Delivery ependableJewele' 124 MILL'ST, GrissVatLey Cat’ BANK of . AMERICA has money to lend for 4+ Home Building (1 0.20 year Joans) 4% Modernization (home or business) 4% Auto Financing (guaranteed Jowest cost) ¥% Personal Loans ($50 to $1000) % Home Appliances (through your dealer) MEMBER F,D.I.¢, ‘Don't Let Sun— CANNING MONTHS ARE HERE. EVERYTHING! Stainless Porceliron Kitchen Fruit and Vegetable Press Preserving Kettles—Guaran Jars and MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO DO YOUR OWN CANNING. EASY, BECAUSE OF THE NEW IMPROVED EQUIPMENT — EASY ON YOUR PURSE, TOO, BECAUSE PRICES ARE WAY Modern Ca Priscilla Ware and Wear-ever A UR era $1.98 up JELLY GLASSES, Tell and Squat PRESTO Fruit Jars to save that Garden Fresh Flavor. IS AND ALPHA STORES LTD. DOWN ON nning Aids Table teed Glasses Take a ride in a “Scottie Car.” See for yourself that a Ford V-8 is just as economical on gasoline as smaller, less powerful cars. You can arrange it without cost or oblication by calling—YQUR FORD DEALER 20 miles per gallon at 40 miles per hour constant driving speed—see it for yourself with glass measuring tank. 7 ufo JONG Ruin Your Hair / . This Summer HAIR OIL Obtainable at Dickerman ’ Drug Store Jar Tops and Rubbers FOR PRESTO, ECONOMY AND MASON JARS— SEALING WAX, FRUIT CANS AND EVERYTHING: ELSE YOU NEED AT— Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City ae Grass Valley Phone 5 _— Phone 88 _ GET THE FEEL OF V-8 PERFORMANCE e GET, THE FACTS ON V-8 ECONOMY ‘LBA # MOTOR: Grass Valley . — California cc