June 12, 1936 (8 pages)

committee as follows: NEVADA CITY NUGGET WELCOMED INTO THE CIVIC CLUB The Nevada City Womans Civic Club held its last meeting of the ‘season Monday night, at which reguJar business was taken care of. There was a lively discussion regarding the possibility and feasibility of seeking to form a health district in this county and neighboring counties. — The club voted to donate ten dollars to the boy scouts fund. Mrs. C. E. Parsons, chairman of the Flower Show arrangement committee, gave a brief outline of tent b ative plans for the show to be held on August 29. Mrs Parsons” announced her partially complet2? Mrs: J: B: Newsome, Mrs. W. C. Evans of Grass Valley, Miss Winnie.Mulloy, Mrs. R. J. Bennetts, Mrs. A. W. Hoge, Mrs. Bert Forman’ and Mrs. James, Penrose. There will be a club. meeting and committee meetings during the summer to further the work of the flower show. © Five new members were presented and welcomed into the club Monday night, namely Mrs. F. F. Cassidy, Mrs. J. B. Newsome} °Mtss: Grace Kimsey, Mrs. Ward Sheldon and Mrs. Hal Draper. < Following the business meeting Mrs. George Legg gave a most interesting talk. on the ‘‘pueblos’’ of Arizona. Mrs. Legg visited the cliff dwellings and pueblos of the ancient tribes of Indians when slfe was in Arizona several months ago anda brought a very interesting description. of them to the club ladies. CAMPFIRE GIRUS SOON TO ARRIVE AT LAKE VERA of ~ Cam>fire Girls Sacramento, who are to spend their vacation at Camp Minaluta on Lake Vera north of Nevada City, have sold 3,000 dozen more doughnuts this season than ever before. This is for funds for their camp which is open for registration now. Next Sunday the Camp Fire fathers will spend the day ‘cleaning up the camp grounds. Plans for the Camp Celio season, are, Gold Rush, June 20-27; Blue’ Bird, June 20-27; first regular session Camp Celio will be June 27July 11. Second session, July 11-25. Miss Rhea Rupert will arrive this week end to get Piedmont Camp in shape for the season. A group of Mills College girls will come to their Gold Hollow camp on the lake for a week or two. The camp has been leased again this sea‘son to the Young Ladies Christian “Temperance Association and many ‘girls will be sent’ to camp by that organization. NUGGET ADS PAY } _—S= rer FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936. ar MAKES AND BURNS ITS OWN GAS _. When tne Coleman Range is set in your kitchen . you are ready to cook with gas. NOTE THESE FEATURES Light Instantly—like city gas. Finger-tip Heat Control— just the heat you need for better cooking. Economical — Band-A-Blu Burners save fuel. Cook meals for the whole family on a fuel cost of a few cents a day. BEAUTIFUL e SAFE DEPENDABLE PRICES START At $68 EASY TERMS No Matter Where You Live! ELECTROLUX THE SILENT REFRIGERATOR OPERATES ON KEROSENE —~ @ No moving carts to wear ® Lasting efficiency @ Continued fow operating cost _.* _ @ Fullest food protection ®@ Savings that pay for it Priced as low as $219.59 EASY TERMS “n . a J ust Think! No Matter Where You bivd You May Have All The Convenieces Of a Modern Home g waste sy ZA tz of needless work you are doing each washday until you own a Maytag. It will do an average farm washing in less than two hours—wash everything clean, everything carefully and with no hard ’ work for the operator. @ The Maytag’s roomy, Remover has an enclosed drain that reverses itself. The auto-type shift lever, the handy hinged lid, adjustable legs, and a score of other Maytag features, are a joy every washday. There is a model to suit your idea of price. Ask about the easy payinent plan. Electric models for homes with electricit: Before making up your mind about any refrigerator, see Electrolux. he eee “Largest Exclusive Home Appliance Dealer in Northern: California” Electrolux’ silence is not only a comfort but it is evidence of the simplest of all refrigeration methods. Stee nie Valley, Placerville, Auburn, Folsom, Roseville TUNE IN KFBK—‘‘Helnful Harry's Household Hints’? TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 11:15 A.M. EASY j @ Yon will never realize what a lot The Gasoline Multi-Motor starts with a cast-aluminum tub keeps val _ x oe tr the water hot for an entire erates priest washing. The Roller Water ly and quietly. . PRICES START AT $99. 50 TERMS SPECIAL DIVIDEND IS DECLARED BY BANK OF AMER. LOS ANGELES, June 9.—Directors of Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, meeting here today, declared a special dividend of $1,000,000 or 50 cents a shart on 2,000,000 outstanding shares of capital stock. The special dividend, to be paid in July, is in addition to the two quarterly dividends totaling $3,000,GROCERIES ROCK WOODS COCOA BETAMALES = ee 29¢c i packings er 29c Mipcom $1.15 a ESE Si ae ee 24c i 10c VIENNA SAUSAGE Can 6 cans . LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER aeccceensekecsacncsssessee 000 voted at the board meeting held March 10. Directors of Bank (California), the associated bank, today declared the quarterly dividend of 1936 amount of $25,000. Transamerica Corporation owns 99.65 per cent of the stock of the national bank and 98.98 per cent-of the stock of the state bank. A. P. Giannini, chairman of the board, presided at today’s meeting. Reports were made that during the past month the volume of automobile financing and personal loans of America state second in the ‘was the largest in the history of the while substantial proinstitu 4ion,.: in portable gress has been made equipment loans. Giannini said that portable equipment loans are no longer eligible under the FHA but Bank of America is continuing to make these loans through dealer cooperation. RZ. LOCAL Mr, Howard “Ross, local contractor, and Mrs. Ross left Wednesday afternoon for Berkeley to attend the wedding of their daughter, Miss Margaret Ross, to Captain Larsen, Thursday. Miss Ross is a trained nurse and his spent the last month in Nevada City visiting her parents. Mrs. George Gildersleeve as Grand Counselor, and member of Ponemah Council, degree of Pocahontas, and Mrs. Stella Ely, Grand Pocahontas The combined total of the above types of installment loans is today in excess of $40,000,000, Giannini said, He added that the bank’s experience with these loans has been most gratifying. of this district received special inthose vitations from Vallejo and St. lena to attend meetings in Mrs. Gildersleeve left Tuesday and spend Wednesday with her mother in St. Helena, attending the cities. meeting Wednesday and Thursday evenings. She was practically reared in St. Helena and enjoyed meeting many former friends. Subscribe for The Nugget. Nevada Theatre GENTLE JULIAtrue love. own medicine. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Booth town romance on the screen starring Jane Withers and Tom Brown. is the little ‘““Meanie”’ whose mischief breaks up the course of SUNDAY THE GOOSE AND THE GANDER Kay Francis has never been so fascinating as in the gay role in which she gives a poisonous blonde trouble-maker a dose of her Tarkington’s hilarious small Jane ‘Gs Eureka Vacuum The New 1936 **Machine-Action”’ principle cleans. @ Light weight, quiet @ 14-inch nozzle, adjustable Névade ny Phone 5 Alpha Stores, Lid. OFFER ANOTHER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Cleaner WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH FOR $59.50 With a Complete Set of Attachments ($8.50) FREE Just try this new EUREKA with its. powerful guide it—tiresome ‘“‘arm-action” be amazed to learn how poorly your old cleaner really @ Ball bearing a, lubricating. @Rubber bumper protects furniture Free attachment set includes eight foot hose with ‘swivel coupling, 30-inch extension tube for portieys, and ‘curtains, tufter-radiator tool, brush, sanitor and moth control compound. TRY THIS NEW EUREKA IN YOUR OWN HOME TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Cleaner Sp ecial Eureka Deluxe of cleaning. You merely is eliminated. You will aluminum nozzle and Grass Valley Phone 88 Insist Upon .. SERVICE Special Price Regular Price GENUINE PACIFIC POTTERY FROM CALIFORNIA GOd 33-PIECE SET YOUR OWN CHOICE OF COLORS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT FOR SIX $9.95 $13.75 <r

committee as follows: NEVADA CITY NUGGET WELCOMED INTO THE CIVIC CLUB The Nevada City Womans Civic Club held its last meeting of the ‘season Monday night, at which reguJar business was taken care of. There was a lively discussion regarding the possibility and feasibility of seeking to form a health district in this county and neighboring counties. — The club voted to donate ten dollars to the boy scouts fund. Mrs. C. E. Parsons, chairman of the Flower Show arrangement committee, gave a brief outline of tent b ative plans for the show to be held on August 29. Mrs Parsons” announced her partially complet2? Mrs: J: B: Newsome, Mrs. W. C. Evans of Grass Valley, Miss Winnie.Mulloy, Mrs. R. J. Bennetts, Mrs. A. W. Hoge, Mrs. Bert Forman’ and Mrs. James, Penrose. There will be a club. meeting and committee meetings during the summer to further the work of the flower show. © Five new members were presented and welcomed into the club Monday night, namely Mrs. F. F. Cassidy, Mrs. J. B. Newsome} °Mtss: Grace Kimsey, Mrs. Ward Sheldon and Mrs. Hal Draper. < Following the business meeting Mrs. George Legg gave a most interesting talk. on the ‘‘pueblos’’ of Arizona. Mrs. Legg visited the cliff dwellings and pueblos of the ancient tribes of Indians when slfe was in Arizona several months ago anda brought a very interesting description. of them to the club ladies. CAMPFIRE GIRUS SOON TO ARRIVE AT LAKE VERA of ~ Cam>fire Girls Sacramento, who are to spend their vacation at Camp Minaluta on Lake Vera north of Nevada City, have sold 3,000 dozen more doughnuts this season than ever before. This is for funds for their camp which is open for registration now. Next Sunday the Camp Fire fathers will spend the day ‘cleaning up the camp grounds. Plans for the Camp Celio season, are, Gold Rush, June 20-27; Blue’ Bird, June 20-27; first regular session Camp Celio will be June 27July 11. Second session, July 11-25. Miss Rhea Rupert will arrive this week end to get Piedmont Camp in shape for the season. A group of Mills College girls will come to their Gold Hollow camp on the lake for a week or two. The camp has been leased again this sea‘son to the Young Ladies Christian “Temperance Association and many ‘girls will be sent’ to camp by that organization. NUGGET ADS PAY } _—S= rer FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936. ar MAKES AND BURNS ITS OWN GAS _. When tne Coleman Range is set in your kitchen .. you are ready to cook with gas. NOTE THESE FEATURES Light Instantly—like city gas. Finger-tip Heat Control— just the heat you need for better cooking. Economical — Band-A-Blu Burners save fuel. Cook meals for the whole family on a fuel cost of a few cents a day. BEAUTIFUL e SAFE DEPENDABLE PRICES START At $68 EASY TERMS No Matter Where You Live! ELECTROLUX THE SILENT REFRIGERATOR OPERATES ON KEROSENE —~ @ No moving carts to wear ® Lasting efficiency @ Continued fow operating cost _.* _ @ Fullest food protection ®@ Savings that pay for it Priced as low as $219.59 EASY TERMS “n . a J ust Think! No Matter Where You bivd You May Have All The Convenieces Of a Modern Home g waste sy ZA tz of needless work you are doing each washday until you own a Maytag. It will do an average farm washing in less than two hours—wash everything clean, everything carefully and with no hard ’ work for the operator. @ The Maytag’s roomy, Remover has an enclosed drain that reverses itself. The auto-type shift lever, the handy hinged lid, adjustable legs, and a score of other Maytag features, are a joy every washday. There is a model to suit your idea of price. Ask about the easy payinent plan. Electric models for homes with electricit: Before making up your mind about any refrigerator, see Electrolux. he eee “Largest Exclusive Home Appliance Dealer in Northern: California” Electrolux’ silence is not only a comfort but it is evidence of the simplest of all refrigeration methods. Stee nie Valley, Placerville, Auburn, Folsom, Roseville TUNE IN KFBK—‘‘Helnful Harry's Household Hints’? TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 11:15 A.M. EASY j @ Yon will never realize what a lot The Gasoline Multi-Motor starts with a cast-aluminum tub keeps val _ x oe tr the water hot for an entire erates priest washing. The Roller Water ly and quietly. . PRICES START AT $99. 50 TERMS

SPECIAL DIVIDEND IS DECLARED BY BANK OF AMER. LOS ANGELES, June 9.—Directors of Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, meeting here today, declared a special dividend of $1,000,000 or 50 cents a shart on 2,000,000 outstanding shares of capital stock. The special dividend, to be paid in July, is in addition to the two quarterly dividends totaling $3,000,GROCERIES ROCK WOODS COCOA BETAMALES = ee 29¢c i packings er 29c Mipcom $1.15 a ESE Si ae ee 24c i 10c VIENNA SAUSAGE Can 6 cans . LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER aeccceensekecsacncsssessee 000 voted at the board meeting held March 10. Directors of Bank (California), the associated bank, today declared the quarterly dividend of 1936 amount of $25,000. Transamerica Corporation owns 99.65 per cent of the stock of the national bank and 98.98 per cent-of the stock of the state bank. A. P. Giannini, chairman of the board, presided at today’s meeting. Reports were made that during the past month the volume of automobile financing and personal loans of America state second in the ‘was the largest in the history of the while substantial proinstitu 4ion,.: in portable gress has been made equipment loans. Giannini said that portable equipment loans are no longer eligible under the FHA but Bank of America is continuing to make these loans through dealer cooperation. RZ. LOCAL Mr, Howard “Ross, local contractor, and Mrs. Ross left Wednesday afternoon for Berkeley to attend the wedding of their daughter, Miss Margaret Ross, to Captain Larsen, Thursday. Miss Ross is a trained nurse and his spent the last month in Nevada City visiting her parents. Mrs. George Gildersleeve as Grand Counselor, and member of Ponemah Council, degree of Pocahontas, and Mrs. Stella Ely, Grand Pocahontas The combined total of the above types of installment loans is today in excess of $40,000,000, Giannini said, He added that the bank’s experience with these loans has been most gratifying. of this district received special inthose vitations from Vallejo and St. lena to attend meetings in Mrs. Gildersleeve left Tuesday and spend Wednesday with her mother in St. Helena, attending the cities. meeting Wednesday and Thursday evenings. She was practically reared in St. Helena and enjoyed meeting many former friends. Subscribe for The Nugget. Nevada Theatre GENTLE JULIAtrue love. own medicine. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Booth town romance on the screen starring Jane Withers and Tom Brown. is the little ‘““Meanie”’ whose mischief breaks up the course of SUNDAY THE GOOSE AND THE GANDER Kay Francis has never been so fascinating as in the gay role in which she gives a poisonous blonde trouble-maker a dose of her Tarkington’s hilarious small Jane ‘Gs Eureka Vacuum The New 1936 **Machine-Action”’ principle cleans. @ Light weight, quiet @ 14-inch nozzle, adjustable Névade ny Phone 5 Alpha Stores, Lid. OFFER ANOTHER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Cleaner WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH FOR $59.50 With a Complete Set of Attachments ($8.50) FREE Just try this new EUREKA with its. powerful guide it—tiresome ‘“‘arm-action” be amazed to learn how poorly your old cleaner really @ Ball bearing a, lubricating. @Rubber bumper protects furniture Free attachment set includes eight foot hose with ‘swivel coupling, 30-inch extension tube for portieys, and ‘curtains, tufter-radiator tool, brush, sanitor and moth control compound. TRY THIS NEW EUREKA IN YOUR OWN HOME TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Cleaner Sp ecial Eureka Deluxe of cleaning. You merely is eliminated. You will aluminum nozzle and Grass Valley Phone 88 Insist Upon ... SERVICE Special Price Regular Price GENUINE PACIFIC POTTERY FROM CALIFORNIA GOd 33-PIECE SET YOUR OWN CHOICE OF COLORS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT FOR SIX $9.95 $13.75 <r