June 14, 1940 (6 pages)

Rd §. tft de de deere teletetieictotsiotubsioinioteieivinivieivinieiaiicies ood ot, he he he te the testetettuictototototoioisiotiolsiviqhtiaiek erterterterie teak FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGET __ PAGE FIVE DEMPSEY RANCH HOUSE IN ASHES The home on ithe Dempsey ranch near Smartville, owned by Coughlan Brothers, of Columbia Hill, was burned to the ground Friday and two tons of hay were also destroyed be-fore the fire was extinguished. The fire started in the attic and when discovered was too far along to be put out with facilities at hand. One of the men on the ranch ran into the . house and called a state fire guard) stationed at Smartville and he rush-'. ed to the blaze but could only assist, in keeping the fire from spreading to the nearby hay fields where hay was shocked or to other buildings on signs for sale at the Nugget Office. tthe property. All the tontents of the house were burned except two or three beds and clothes on the men’s backs, At the! ranch at the time the fire -started, were James Coughlan, and nephew, . Charles Goughlan, Walter Scadden, . Frank Davies and Mike Coughlan. . All the men received burns in trying . to extinguish the fire. When Davies . CAMPTONVILLE WARNED TO USE. CARE IN FOREST : . CAMPTONVILLE; June 13. — F discovered he could do no more at, pak if a : the house he drove his car awiy! Se eee 5 “Y . Stores, Ltd., of Nevada. City was in from near the burning building to a place of safety. As he turned back he put out two or three. cinder: fires . one having a good start in a nearby haystack and also saved a chicken house. The loss is $3,000 with small insurance. tewn Tuesday on a short business visit, : Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Petit of Oak-. laand are spending a couple of weeks” at their mining claims on Oregon Creek. : Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Montgomery. motored to Marysville Tuesday where he sought medical aid for a recent illness, they returned Saturday. “No Hunting or Trespassing” PRO GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY 7:30 A. M. TO 8 P. M. SPECIALS EFFECTIVE J f HONE 412 Mr: and Mrs. Ray Shimer and Mr. ) and Mrs. L. Shimer of San Francisco spent a few days here visitin'g their parenis. DRIVE-IR Mr, and Mrs. Lee Bullington rem# . turned to Wheatland Wednesday. after spending a few das at their home at the Cold Spring service station. _ Katherine Pauly motored to N2vada City Saturday where she took the examination for postmaster of this place. She was accompanied by her father J. E. Pauly and her broVIGILANT We (Continned from Page business—-who has been irked hv the FOUR CLUBS Diitic IN GRASS VALLEY Fhe meeting of the Nevada City Rotary club was held in Gras: ¥V41ley last evening st Wesley Fall where members of the Grass Valley Lions, the two clubs, Rotary and ther Leland. coustanly mounting restrictions of The Chatterso club held a meet-. government bureaus and depart-) ing Wednesday at the home of Mrs. ™ments—-needs to pause now, and' take account.of stock. Strong nations, ike the United States, are not. overthrown in a day, nor 2 month, . ! nor year; they are slowly gutted ann : : j omasculated. A bit of liberty is clipStreet Cleaning— " ‘ ; é _ . ped off here—for a promise of sreatHerbert Hallett, street superin bos tendent and crews are making their. re. : hied on top-of other taxes, usually in yearly cleanup about Nevada City and) ‘hen ene j . the name of an emergency, Yuoy are the compliments for the, ; i : other tax and another—and finally, idy appearance of streets in the res2 Torntial districts. Guy C. Tabler. Cinnamon rolls were ev ved, after which sewing provided the. diversion. security there; a new tax is lev¥ . regimented, not by foreign dictator, 'but by his constant caller, the tax ' collector. ny Wilow Valley— AAT y ar) ne aed ot nates = = SoG Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte There is no disposition on the part and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hol-. sf this writer to decry or oppose the and, all of Big Creek, are enjoying’ . taxes. or preparedness taxes, . vacation at the Tourtellotte home which are well in their way to enact» Willow Valley. . ment. This country must take out in. MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEVADA CITY A Gift For UNE 14-20 INCLUSIVE FRESH LIMA BEANS Clear Lake No. 2 can ... PORK_AND BEANS, Oid English, No. 1. can NO. 214 CAN HGT SAUCH, State Fair 3 cans DOIN (255 ean Lo Spe TOMATO SAUCE, Del Monte 15", 4 cans 20° CATSUP, Del Monte 29°. 14 ounce 2 for JATSUP, Sacramento 10° c 216 can 10 RAISINS, Mity Nice SARDINES, Stag in oil Can 12 oz. bottle—3 for EGG NOODLES, Queen Taste c 4 paund package 18 SAT@NES, Black Horse Imp. 1 lb. cello Portuguese in pure olive — 10° Ke DILL PICKLES, Columbia oil, can RICE Arkansas Fancy. Prem. 4 pounds HONEY Calif. No. 1 No. 5 tin Farmer Gold Honey 2 Ib. jar . UTAH HONEY No. 10 Tin 1 1 pound vac can , L Ib. package ...-----.2.----COFFEE MONARCH COFFEE, tised 1 pound MONARCH COFFEE 3 pound vac can MONARCH COFFEE 3 pound vac jar BOCA COFFE 74° . ue 19° 17° YACHT CLUB Steel Cut MASCOT COFFEE TODAY yo buy this big bro. ft. size G-E mod ,, surance against Europe’s firebrands . adequate insurance. hat, = ane i: doubtedly, means sacrifice. And L California and the nation are preBH =ared for sacrifice. But the economic depression, which. started in 1929, and which still en-, dures, has been used as an excuse . for the most unbridled, unwarrarted era of governmental extravagance in America’s history. Because farmers and business men, home owners and . workers, were stirred by the he! f their less fortunate countrymen,” and were willing to give until it hurt, conscinceless politicians played politics with human misery and spent money like drunken sailors .-—at a’ vatio of ten cents for the needy, and . 90 cents for the greedy. And the Pte Ce weneneoretenee LBo6B Gilusisates present threat of war—the present) Mighis No 1 tall a 10° at left)— 7 admitted need for national prepared. YOUNGBERRY PRESERVES — FOR ONLY> 119.95 Hese—-may aauin be ceed ao ee © Aeabeican: Wadicn x New ide ' cuse for a new period of squander. 3: i model, All-steel cabi A mania and governmental usurpation 33 oz. jar Super Freezer, Famo inet. Stainless Steel g _ 15° 10° 10° JAM, apricot-pineapple Del Monte No. 2 can ..-.--:--STRING BEANS, Cut Del Monte No. 303 GRAPEFRUIT, Mission No. 2 can JELLO, All Flavors 3 packages FLA-VOR-AID, 3 pkg. Assorted flavors TOMATO JUICE, Del Monte 46 ounce can : TOMATO JUICE, Sacto 29° No. 10 tin DOMINO MATCHES 5° 10, 1c bx. Carton DIA WAX PAPER 125 ft. oT Roll, 2 for CORN, Del Monte Golden 25° Bantam Cream Style No. 303 96 c 6 cans DON’T FORGET TASTE RITE FRENCH _ Dressing, 16 072. bottle -.. 17 JO JO 2 Lb. DOG FOOD Bonnie PEANUT BUTTER Camels, Luckies, Chesterfields, Raleighs ARMOUR’S DEVILED-_MEAT—+4 -c¢ ARMOUR’S VIENNA SAUSAGE—3 ARMOUR’S TREET—12 ounce can ARMOUR'S STAR CORNED BEEF—12 ounce ARMOUR’S STAR BACON—Sliced, MELROSE LIGHT BACON—Pound MELROSE HEAVY BACON—Poun WEINERS—Pound .-.----------0 ARMOUR’S PIGS FEET—Quart ARMOUR’S PIGS FEET—Pint MEAT DEPARTMENT Sapo coe 2 ae ae eee — Carton: $1.25 te $$$ —___— Read What General Electric Says: “We believe the new 1940 G-E Re3 frigerator to the finest product of Mig 15¢ its kind’ ever offered to the American »5c public—one that will cost you less to: A OLGES Seen eas pees a ceneled e = own than any other refrigerator you Dips soe eh rere eerie ee erie hee 25¢ can buy at any price.” See ee ae ee 21c : POuUNG. -2. cci ve ves sheen en note 25c pee ea ae eae pert 22c Pee ae ik ere stele etlomepsereies cena AM er 19¢ ad a oe mee EEE ary Pemmrare hte 23c Iie eu ias ay eos aeaie 35c voids be Teeeeeete ecmree gr a 20¢ 132 Mill Street Unit. 11.7 sq. ft. shelf area, . Foote Electrical Co. us Sealed-in-Steel G-E Thri 8 Ibs. of ice, a THATS THE BUYS of the rights and privileges of the in-dividual, unless the people who still pelieve in liberty think enough of it to crack down on every bureaucrat who seeks to abridge it. That is the reason for this series of articles, and; in succeeding columns we hope to, point out the dangers on the horizon. (Next: ‘‘Millions for defense, but not one dollar for tribute.’’) YOU'LL ALWAYS BE GLAD YOU BOUGHT A GENERAL ELECTRIC CONDITIONED AIRY Controlled temperature, humidity, and constant cir} culation of freshened air. SELECTIVE STORAGE. All four needed zones—Sub-Freezing Storage; ExtraCold Storage; Crisping Storage; Safety-Zone General Storage. ALL-STEEL CABINET, built for long life. One-Piece porcelain interiors— and porcelain exteriors, too! STAINLESS STEEL Super-Freezer and STAINLESS STEEL Sliding Shelves! ILLUMINATED TEMPERATURE DIAL. TelA-Frost Indicator. Thriftometer. Interior Lighting. Easy releasing, fast freezing Quick Trays. Pyrex Dishes. SEALED-IN-STEEL G-E THRIFT UNIT famed throughout the world for uiet, low-cost operation and ene uring economy, @ We can't tell you any more tian this: There is one correci ansiwer listed for each question. The rest is . up to you. Simply indicate choice of answer in the space provided, check for correctness, tally score for-rating. (1) If a guest asked you where you . picked.up your hors d’ouevres, you would tell him: (a) your Aunt Tillie knitted them, (b). you made them . on a lathe, (c) they’re a family heirloom, (d) at the corner grocery. (2) Guess what one of these is the oldest inhabited city in the world: (a) Palestine, (b) Rome, (c) Bombay, (d) Damascus? Grass Valley, California ; " 4, she shasta sterte stent tele ste rkerte ie BS eee ae as Oc ie Oe Si wh, te he he she Ye she sta Ha-stesionte ste siestesteste ntiitesteaterterieate * # reakertestertertertertertetersenteterieieieiions ge sene ne ifthe fe lente gery: ertolele stoterteatentestententententente ne terete rte teste rtententete rte niente ate rte atest teste ste st Ya ste Ne steste ste siesta ste te testes” fe ate ne nfeife rye age elie emieieeie ’ * ; nx ee = (3). An accomplished violinist at @ fs *% . eight years of age, this little girl is: * . (a) psychic, (b) jitter-bug,. i 3 (c) prodigy,.(d) contralto. * (4) Col. William Prescott gave the + command ‘‘don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes,’ at the YOUR CHOICE OF 48 SHEER SUMMER DRESS SUMMER DRESSES SUMMER DRESSES DRESSES FOR $1.00 EACH DRESSES, VOILES, AT $1.95 EACH VOILES, CREPES, PRINTS AT $2.95 EACH NEW STYLE PINAFORE DRESS » SHORTS TWO-PIECE Bert's Dry Goods Store A. G. Chegwidden, Proprietor LAWNS SILK RAYON $3.95 EACH suleenindeididininielninieieibineidiliHiie siti e ieee i ee eee nie i WHITE HAND BAGS $1.00 EACH BABY PLAY TOGS Step-in Dress and Skirt $2.95 EACH : (b) , battle: of: (a) New Orleans, Manilla Bay, (c) Valley Forge, (d) Bunker Hill. (5) Like fried chicken? If you do, you can tell us how long it takes an egg to hatch? (a) 2 months, (b) 6 weeks, (c) 21 days, (d) depends on the ocean tides. (6) If things are ‘‘status quo’’ they are: (a) as they were, (b) very befuddled, (c) completely changed, (d) distressing to say the least. (7) In five seconds name the capital of California:(a) Los Angeles, AND SLACKS $1.00 EACH, UP Ca aa ae ee ie ee i HOSIERY . perhaps, the farmer, finds himself — Business and Professional Women, gathered at dinner to hear Stephen Barooshian. A large delegation headed by C.-M. Gwin of the local Roclub, attended the service club eting. i USED CARS tar x CHEVROLEF COUPE PALNT. MOTOR A-1. 193 LIKE NEW. 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN— CLEANEST CAR IN TOWN 1933 DODGE SEDAN— PRICED TO SELL A COUPES. bh ae — 2 MODEL 1936 LINCOLN » ZEPHYR SEDAN, SMALL MILEAGE. MGDEL A FORD TRUCK— A BARGAIN HELBACH MOTORS 116 Broad Street, . Nevada City ALSO SEE OUR LOT, HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY JUNGO MINING Write for latest Bulletin—on > the new Quinn strike at Jungo, also about the ecquiring of a. large Washington producing property. : Listen nightly to XHILO at 8:30 67 or 670 on your Radio Dial. JUNGO MINING CO. 1147 East Fourth Street Reno, Nev. Phone 28859 Lemon Juice Recipe Rheumatic Pain Quickly inexpenusings — oe If from or sive Get you suffer neuritis ‘pain, try this simple home recipe that thousands are a package of Ru-Ex Compound it with a quart of water, add ° of 4 lemons, It’s easyy. and pleasant. You tablespoonfuls “two times within 48 hours — it splendid resulty are do -not quickly leave and feel better, Ru-Ex will cost’ you nothing try as it ‘sold by your. druggist an absolute money-back guarantee. : Compound is “for sale andi recommended _R, B. HARRIS DRUG STOR rheumatic, 116 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY 79c, $1.00, $1.15, $1.25, $1.35 EACH . (a) san Francisco, (e) Oakland. — a : Tally . ANSWERS ‘“S BEMBERB SHEER DI ECE i Cae ae gt pe $5.95 EACH tg Soria nS ' NEW NECKWEAR sa, Be pagan ab TOTAL» —— : j = ‘ Commercial Printing at reason49c EACH, UP oa » EA ASERT AE SORE SITS ET ISIE To Ts NF oe Sa able prices at the Nugget office, 305 Broad street, Nevada City. GARLIG Helps Fi; iS t t headaches? Dizzy? Frequent hé oy c' wclo wey Be SON eens. Come tn generous .

Rd §. tft de de deere teletetieictotsiotubsioinioteieivinivieivinieiaiicies ood ot, he he he te the testetettuictototototoioisiotiolsiviqhtiaiek erterterterie teak FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGET __ PAGE FIVE DEMPSEY RANCH HOUSE IN ASHES The home on ithe Dempsey ranch near Smartville, owned by Coughlan Brothers, of Columbia Hill, was burned to the ground Friday and two tons of hay were also destroyed be-fore the fire was extinguished. The fire started in the attic and when discovered was too far along to be put out with facilities at hand. One of the men on the ranch ran into the . house and called a state fire guard) stationed at Smartville and he rush-'. ed to the blaze but could only assist, in keeping the fire from spreading to the nearby hay fields where hay was shocked or to other buildings on signs for sale at the Nugget Office. tthe property. All the tontents of the house were burned except two or three beds and clothes on the men’s backs, At the! ranch at the time the fire -started, were James Coughlan, and nephew, . Charles Goughlan, Walter Scadden, . Frank Davies and Mike Coughlan. . All the men received burns in trying . to extinguish the fire. When Davies . CAMPTONVILLE WARNED TO USE. CARE IN FOREST : . CAMPTONVILLE; June 13. — F discovered he could do no more at, pak if a : the house he drove his car awiy! Se eee 5 “Y . Stores, Ltd., of Nevada. City was in from near the burning building to a place of safety. As he turned back he put out two or three. cinder: fires . one having a good start in a nearby haystack and also saved a chicken house. The loss is $3,000 with small insurance. tewn Tuesday on a short business visit, : Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Petit of Oak-. laand are spending a couple of weeks” at their mining claims on Oregon Creek. : Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Montgomery. motored to Marysville Tuesday where he sought medical aid for a recent illness, they returned Saturday. “No Hunting or Trespassing” PRO GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY 7:30 A. M. TO 8 P. M. SPECIALS EFFECTIVE J f HONE 412 Mr: and Mrs. Ray Shimer and Mr. ) and Mrs. L. Shimer of San Francisco spent a few days here visitin'g their parenis. DRIVE-IR Mr, and Mrs. Lee Bullington rem# . turned to Wheatland Wednesday. after spending a few das at their home at the Cold Spring service station. _ Katherine Pauly motored to N2vada City Saturday where she took the examination for postmaster of this place. She was accompanied by her father J. E. Pauly and her broVIGILANT We (Continned from Page business—-who has been irked hv the FOUR CLUBS Diitic IN GRASS VALLEY Fhe meeting of the Nevada City Rotary club was held in Gras: ¥V41ley last evening st Wesley Fall where members of the Grass Valley Lions, the two clubs, Rotary and ther Leland. coustanly mounting restrictions of The Chatterso club held a meet-. government bureaus and depart-) ing Wednesday at the home of Mrs. ™ments—-needs to pause now, and' take account.of stock. Strong nations, ike the United States, are not. overthrown in a day, nor 2 month, . ! nor year; they are slowly gutted ann : : j omasculated. A bit of liberty is clipStreet Cleaning— " ‘ ; é _ . ped off here—for a promise of sreatHerbert Hallett, street superin bos tendent and crews are making their. re. : hied on top-of other taxes, usually in yearly cleanup about Nevada City and) ‘hen ene j . the name of an emergency, Yuoy are the compliments for the, ; i : other tax and another—and finally, idy appearance of streets in the res2 Torntial districts. Guy C. Tabler. Cinnamon rolls were ev ved, after which sewing provided the. diversion. security there; a new tax is lev¥ . regimented, not by foreign dictator, 'but by his constant caller, the tax ' collector. ny Wilow Valley— AAT y ar) ne aed ot nates = = SoG Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte There is no disposition on the part and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hol-. sf this writer to decry or oppose the and, all of Big Creek, are enjoying’ .. taxes. or preparedness taxes, . vacation at the Tourtellotte home which are well in their way to enact» Willow Valley. . ment. This country must take out in. MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEVADA CITY A Gift For UNE 14-20 INCLUSIVE FRESH LIMA BEANS Clear Lake No. 2 can ...... PORK_AND BEANS, Oid English, No. 1. can NO. 214 CAN HGT SAUCH, State Fair 3 cans DOIN (255 ean Lo Spe TOMATO SAUCE, Del Monte 15", 4 cans 20° CATSUP, Del Monte 29°. 14 ounce 2 for JATSUP, Sacramento 10° c 216 can 10 RAISINS, Mity Nice SARDINES, Stag in oil Can 12 oz. bottle—3 for EGG NOODLES, Queen Taste c 4 paund package 18 SAT@NES, Black Horse Imp. 1 lb. cello Portuguese in pure olive — 10° Ke DILL PICKLES, Columbia oil, can RICE Arkansas Fancy. Prem. 4 pounds HONEY Calif. No. 1 No. 5 tin Farmer Gold Honey 2 Ib. jar .. UTAH HONEY No. 10 Tin 1 1 pound vac can , L Ib. package .....-----.2.----COFFEE MONARCH COFFEE, tised 1 pound MONARCH COFFEE 3 pound vac can MONARCH COFFEE 3 pound vac jar BOCA COFFE 74° . ue 19° 17° YACHT CLUB Steel Cut MASCOT COFFEE TODAY yo buy this big bro. ft. size G-E mod ,, surance against Europe’s firebrands . adequate insurance. hat, = ane i: doubtedly, means sacrifice. And L California and the nation are preBH =ared for sacrifice. But the economic depression, which. started in 1929, and which still en-, dures, has been used as an excuse . for the most unbridled, unwarrarted era of governmental extravagance in America’s history. Because farmers and business men, home owners and . workers, were stirred by the he! f their less fortunate countrymen,” and were willing to give until it hurt, conscinceless politicians played politics with human misery and spent money like drunken sailors .-—at a’ vatio of ten cents for the needy, and . 90 cents for the greedy. And the Pte Ce weneneoretenee LBo6B Gilusisates present threat of war—the present) Mighis No 1 tall a 10° at left)— 7 admitted need for national prepared. YOUNGBERRY PRESERVES — FOR ONLY> 119.95 Hese—-may aauin be ceed ao ee © Aeabeican: Wadicn x New ide ' cuse for a new period of squander. 3: i model, All-steel cabi A mania and governmental usurpation 33 oz. jar Super Freezer, Famo inet. Stainless Steel g _ 15° 10° 10° JAM, apricot-pineapple Del Monte No. 2 can ....-.--:--STRING BEANS, Cut Del Monte No. 303 GRAPEFRUIT, Mission No. 2 can JELLO, All Flavors 3 packages FLA-VOR-AID, 3 pkg. Assorted flavors TOMATO JUICE, Del Monte 46 ounce can : TOMATO JUICE, Sacto 29° No. 10 tin DOMINO MATCHES 5° 10, 1c bx. Carton DIA WAX PAPER 125 ft. oT Roll, 2 for CORN, Del Monte Golden 25° Bantam Cream Style No. 303 96 c 6 cans DON’T FORGET TASTE RITE FRENCH _ Dressing, 16 072. bottle -.... 17 JO JO 2 Lb. DOG FOOD Bonnie PEANUT BUTTER Camels, Luckies, Chesterfields, Raleighs ARMOUR’S DEVILED-_MEAT—+4 -c¢ ARMOUR’S VIENNA SAUSAGE—3

ARMOUR’S TREET—12 ounce can ARMOUR'S STAR CORNED BEEF—12 ounce ARMOUR’S STAR BACON—Sliced, MELROSE LIGHT BACON—Pound MELROSE HEAVY BACON—Poun WEINERS—Pound ..-.----------0 ARMOUR’S PIGS FEET—Quart ARMOUR’S PIGS FEET—Pint MEAT DEPARTMENT Sapo coe 2 ae ae eee — Carton: $1.25 te $$$ —___— Read What General Electric Says: “We believe the new 1940 G-E Re3 frigerator to the finest product of Mig 15¢ its kind’ ever offered to the American »5c public—one that will cost you less to: A OLGES Seen eas pees a ceneled e = own than any other refrigerator you Dips soe eh rere eerie ee erie hee 25¢ can buy at any price.” See ee ae ee 21c : POuUNG. -2. cci ve ves sheen en note 25c pee ea ae eae pert 22c Pee ae ik ere stele etlomepsereies cena AM er 19¢ ad a oe mee EEE ary Pemmrare hte 23c Iie eu ias ay eos aeaie 35c voids be Teeeeeete ecmree gr a 20¢ 132 Mill Street Unit. 11.7 sq. ft. shelf area, . Foote Electrical Co. us Sealed-in-Steel G-E Thri 8 Ibs. of ice, a THATS THE BUYS of the rights and privileges of the in-dividual, unless the people who still pelieve in liberty think enough of it to crack down on every bureaucrat who seeks to abridge it. That is the reason for this series of articles, and; in succeeding columns we hope to, point out the dangers on the horizon. (Next: ‘‘Millions for defense, but not one dollar for tribute.’’) YOU'LL ALWAYS BE GLAD YOU BOUGHT A GENERAL ELECTRIC CONDITIONED AIRY Controlled temperature, humidity, and constant cir} culation of freshened air. SELECTIVE STORAGE. All four needed zones—Sub-Freezing Storage; ExtraCold Storage; Crisping Storage; Safety-Zone General Storage. ALL-STEEL CABINET, built for long life. One-Piece porcelain interiors— and porcelain exteriors, too! STAINLESS STEEL Super-Freezer and STAINLESS STEEL Sliding Shelves! ILLUMINATED TEMPERATURE DIAL. TelA-Frost Indicator. Thriftometer. Interior Lighting. Easy releasing, fast freezing Quick Trays. Pyrex Dishes. SEALED-IN-STEEL G-E THRIFT UNIT famed throughout the world for uiet, low-cost operation and ene uring economy, @ We can't tell you any more tian this: There is one correci ansiwer listed for each question. The rest is . up to you. Simply indicate choice of answer in the space provided, check for correctness, tally score for-rating. (1) If a guest asked you where you . picked.up your hors d’ouevres, you would tell him: (a) your Aunt Tillie knitted them, (b). you made them . on a lathe, (c) they’re a family heirloom, (d) at the corner grocery. (2) Guess what one of these is the oldest inhabited city in the world: (a) Palestine, (b) Rome, (c) Bombay, (d) Damascus? Grass Valley, California ; " 4, she shasta sterte stent tele ste rkerte ie BS eee ae as Oc ie Oe Si wh, te he he she Ye she sta Ha-stesionte ste siestesteste ntiitesteaterterieate * # reakertestertertertertertetersenteterieieieiions ge sene ne ifthe fe lente gery: ertolele stoterteatentestententententente ne terete rte teste rtententete rte niente ate rte atest teste ste st Ya ste Ne steste ste siesta ste te testes” fe ate ne nfeife rye age elie emieieeie ’ * ; nx ee = (3). An accomplished violinist at @ fs *% . eight years of age, this little girl is: * . (a) psychic, (b) jitter-bug,. i 3 (c) prodigy,.(d) contralto. * (4) Col. William Prescott gave the + command ‘‘don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes,’ at the YOUR CHOICE OF 48 SHEER SUMMER DRESS SUMMER DRESSES SUMMER DRESSES DRESSES FOR $1.00 EACH DRESSES, VOILES, AT $1.95 EACH VOILES, CREPES, PRINTS AT $2.95 EACH NEW STYLE PINAFORE DRESS » SHORTS TWO-PIECE Bert's Dry Goods Store A. G. Chegwidden, Proprietor LAWNS SILK RAYON $3.95 EACH suleenindeididininielninieieibineidiliHiie siti e ieee i ee eee nie i WHITE HAND BAGS $1.00 EACH BABY PLAY TOGS Step-in Dress and Skirt $2.95 EACH : (b) , battle: of: (a) New Orleans, Manilla Bay, (c) Valley Forge, (d) Bunker Hill. (5) Like fried chicken? If you do, you can tell us how long it takes an egg to hatch? (a) 2 months, (b) 6 weeks, (c) 21 days, (d) depends on the ocean tides. (6) If things are ‘‘status quo’’ they are: (a) as they were, (b) very befuddled, (c) completely changed, (d) distressing to say the least. (7) In five seconds name the capital of California:(a) Los Angeles, AND SLACKS $1.00 EACH, UP Ca aa ae ee ie ee i HOSIERY . perhaps, the farmer, finds himself — Business and Professional Women, gathered at dinner to hear Stephen Barooshian. A large delegation headed by C.-M. Gwin of the local Roclub, attended the service club eting. i USED CARS tar x CHEVROLEF COUPE PALNT. MOTOR A-1. 193 LIKE NEW. 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN— CLEANEST CAR IN TOWN 1933 DODGE SEDAN— PRICED TO SELL A COUPES. bh ae — 2 MODEL 1936 LINCOLN » ZEPHYR SEDAN, SMALL MILEAGE. MGDEL A FORD TRUCK— A BARGAIN HELBACH MOTORS 116 Broad Street, . Nevada City ALSO SEE OUR LOT, HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY JUNGO MINING Write for latest Bulletin—on > the new Quinn strike at Jungo, also about the ecquiring of a. large Washington producing property. : Listen nightly to XHILO at 8:30 67 or 670 on your Radio Dial. JUNGO MINING CO. 1147 East Fourth Street Reno, Nev. Phone 28859 Lemon Juice Recipe Rheumatic Pain Quickly inexpenusings — oe If from or sive Get you suffer neuritis ‘pain, try this simple home recipe that thousands are a package of Ru-Ex Compound it with a quart of water, add ° of 4 lemons, It’s easyy. and pleasant. You tablespoonfuls “two times within 48 hours — it splendid resulty are do -not quickly leave and feel better, Ru-Ex will cost’ you nothing try as it ‘sold by your. druggist an absolute money-back guarantee. : Compound is “for sale andi recommended _R, B. HARRIS DRUG STOR rheumatic, 116 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY 79c, $1.00, $1.15, $1.25, $1.35 EACH . (a) san Francisco, (e) Oakland. — a : Tally . ANSWERS ‘“S BEMBERB SHEER DI ECE i Cae ae gt pe $5.95 EACH tg Soria nS ' NEW NECKWEAR sa, Be pagan ab TOTAL» —— : j = ‘ Commercial Printing at reason49c EACH, UP oa » EA ASERT AE SORE SITS ET ISIE To Ts NF oe Sa able prices at the Nugget office, 305 Broad street, Nevada City. GARLIG Helps Fi; iS t t headaches? Dizzy? Frequent hé oy c' wclo wey Be SON eens. Come tn generous .