June 23, 1930 (8 pages)

23, 1930 . HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST WEEK OF VICINITY EE MAS BIRTHDAY _ Miss Rachel Penrose, popular employee of the local P. G. & E. office, recently celebrated her birthday and a group of her friends gath_ ered at ter home on Nevada Street . ‘and helped her make the occasion a memorable one. Those in attendance . were the group of Pocahontas Girls ' and group of line man who are in _ this city with the interest of the eompany in erecting the new street aight system. Games. were played and _ before time for the ‘‘homeward”’ departure light refreshments were served. Miss Penrose received many vaulable gifts and The Nugget office joins in ‘wishing her many additional happy Ddirthdays. EVANGELINE CHAPTERS HOLDS S7TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY " Last Tuesday evening Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. held a social meeting last Tuesday evenin. in honor of the 57th anniversary of their charter. A~-short--program included a gracious speech of. welcome by the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Alice Hitchens and solos by Mrs. Lydia Talbot and Mrs. Gove Celio. Cards and dancing were enjoyed by the members and their guests aftter which ice efeam and cake were served. All agreed that the evening was an exceptionally pleasant one. SHISHIVA CAMPFIRE GIRLS ARE TO BE DISBANDED The Shishiva Campfire Girls held a meeting at the Methodist Church on Saturday evening for the purpose of disbanding as there are now only four girls left in the high school of the original sixteen girls, the others having graduated from-high school. The four remaining girls, Betty Bettles, Margaret Rector, Ruth Noyes and Gertrude will unite with the other high school ‘group. At the meeting Saturday night the girls presented their beloved guardian, Miss Elizabeth Janes with a. silver compact in appreciation of her arduous work in their behalf for the past two years. MISS SCARFF WEDS AT CHURCH AFFAIR IN SAN FRANCISCO The wedding of Miss Bessie Belle), Scarfe and Harvey Lewis Jacobson took place in San Francise at St. John’s Presbyterian church. Rey. Lloyd Carrick officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her father. An informal reception was enjoyed at the church at the conclusion of the ceremony followinge which the bridal couple and members of the party enjyed a dinner dance in the Italian room at the Hotel St. Frantis. : ? They. will reside in San Francisco. J. M. WALLING HONORED ON HIS 89TH BIRTHDAY J. M. Walling was honored on his 89th birthday Saturday by a dinner at the family home on Piety Hill. ‘Those present, besides his family were James Allen, another Civil War veteran and Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Jacobsen and daughter, Iola Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ninnis and Miss Ada Rich. ; ( Two young boys, Clemens Organ and Ernest Young, called on Judge Walling with a small gift, accompanied by a greeting card and paid. You need not be an expert decorator to appreciate the beauty of Gemhued Fostoria Glass in complete ‘table service. We now have a large stock of this -.perfeetly. beautiful glassware, in tall pieces, footed tumbJers, cups, platters, bread and butter ‘plates and many other items of both beauty and practicality. Hot or cold “food can be served with perfect safety on Fostoria Glass dimnerware and it ‘ean be stored in small spaces for it stacks nicely. This glass dinnerware in various colors is open stock and moderately priced. their respect to the venerable old gentleman. They also presented him with a piece of their birthday cakes, their birthdays being on the same day and were given a piece of the judge’s cake so plentifully sprinkled with candles. Many friends called on the honorable judge and wished him many happy returns of the day. (h) Vv Orange Ice now on sale at Colley’s. MARTINS HAVE RETURNED (Continued from’ ‘page One). stay with us until their young were large enough to take care of themselves—usually about the latter part of July. The martins are sociable fellows and are always together. -They do not nest in single pairs but im little clonies seek the abode of mankind for their home. They live on flying insects which they catch in _ their open mouths while on the wing. Their bills are short and capable of being _ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA opened to an larming width. The saliva in their mouths holds the insects until they accumulate in sufficient quantity to be swallowed. _ The martin leads a life of which would be a joy to the most fastidious tourist. When the weather gets real hot he hies to the far north and is seen well within the arctic circle and in the winter he basks in the sunshine and warmth of Central and South America. There is a picturesque old inn beside a post road in New Jersey with a five-storied martin house set up on a pole above its quaint, swinging sign. For more tham 30 years a record was kept on this pole showing the dates of the coming and going of the martins in April anl September, which did nt vary more than two or three days during that time. “Many people, who are only just beginning to realize how much good these birds do in ridding-the air of mosquitoes and other flying pests, are putting up boxes for them in order to get them to make their hmes with us, for it is believed that they can be induced to return again in as great numbers as they formerly did. NEW THINGS Aunt Alice’s Sweets, 1 lb. box, 49c Special Paris’ Newest Sene Triple Wrist Vanity, $1.00 The Latest Vekirk Visors.—Comfortable, Good Looking H. DICKERMAN Macomber’s Gingerale loaf Gallon Jars Dill or Sour Pickles SPECIAL THIS WEEK Mother’s Crushed Oats, pkg. Spring Blossom Brand Flour, 50 lbs. Eureka Bread, large loaf, whole wheat or white, Phone 176 Franco American Spaghetti, 2 for ‘Powell Block FOODS FOR HEALTH CHAIN GROCETERIAS ™* “The Best for Less” Nevada City Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send.a trial order. Landry. ‘111 Bennett St. DONT DO IT! What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, when, with our modern faciliies, we can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our driver. GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY . Grass Valley — Register Now for August Primaries A.W. HOLMES for NEVADA STREETS OF GOLD, (Continued from page One). section have been experiencing much difficulty with rock. Blasting has been -resorted to at this particular point. It was thought that they had encountered a large boulder but the striking of high grade ore shows that they are in the bed rock and haye tapped the old Nevada County Ledge.—San Francisco Call-Post. I’ll let you in on the secret. Nevada City has a regular promotion mani here although he does not the Chamber of Commerce. He is O. D. Woodman and he conceived the idea of salting the blast. Among the rocks at the Chamber of Commerce was some fine looking specimens. These were carefully put into the hole where the charge was to be shot and were scattered by the blast: The curious onlookers picked up some of the rock and found it to entain gold quartz. appear on the payroll of the city or 4 ww ® FRENTE ERNE I ORE AS PM ® ses again Had the story been true as printed it would have caused an upheaval in the geological world as Nevada City rests on a granite boulder and gold is never found in the granite. However Woodman’s stunt worked and we have him to thank for a lot of free publicity. f Keep up the good work, Woody. 0. v Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Pressing Repairing Patronize Home industry Cleaning LOTS (Continued from page One) tons per month. With the development of the virgin orebodies in thedeeper level, the Idaho-Marylané properties seemed destined to again become one of the largest and most profitable gold producers of the: Grass Valley district. f). Vv George Costa of Downieyille was @ business visitor in Nevada City last. Saturday. 4 0. Subscribe for The Nugget. “NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Due to the Very hazardous work connected with the changing of wires for the new street lights, thepower will be off Nevada City lines from . p. m. to 4 p. m. Monday, and 27. Wednesday and Friday, June 23, 25, PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY DG: STEWART, Local Agent. “i and wear UNDER-SELL.” that—. isa yard street shades. Yard 115-119 MILL STREET . In announcing new low prices to our old Company slogan: “WE ALWAYS READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE “Big Mac” Work Shirts Just imagine! A lower-than-ever-price on “Big Mac’’ Work Shirts! Those outstanding work shirts made of fine and coarse yarn chambrays. They are cut big and roomy all over for active PRICES ARE DOWN—BUY NOW: READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE : Women’s Silk Hose Store-wide revision of prices increases the buying power of your money materially! Our famous silk stocking, No. 449, in service with mercerized top . worthy value at this new low price. Pair, READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE weight . full-fashioned . . . A group of smart summer cottons at substantial savings! These materials have been priced to give you the advantage of lower costs. Av wide selection of ‘patterns and colors. Smart sheer fabrics and heavier cottons. Your choice, This superior quality flat crepe has been repriced in our store-wide reduction of prices to meet lower costs . . . and everyone who appreciates an outstanding silk value will take advantage. A selection of popular pastel and DEPARTMENT: STORE al z GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Store-wide, our counters are packed full of values truly exceptional when ‘ compared with prices which were effective last October or Phere to January. . Our No. 449 silk hosiery that formerly sold at $1.49 is now $1.29. Sheets that . were $1.29 are now 98c. Our Pay Day Overalls are down from $1.29 to $1.10. . You will find in our $19.75 men’s suits of today many of the same fine fabrics: ‘that were used in making higher priced lines a few short months ago. La Below you will find other concrete evidence of the new lower prices and higher values with which our store is packed and a glance at our windows under-' HAVE AND ALWAYS WiLL Our reason and excuse for soliciting your patronage is just! WE SAVE YOU MONEY! ! These new low prices call for quick action. Don’t delay. Visit our sore! at once and convince yourself of the fact that ecu . NOW $1.29 BUY NOW! Summer Cotton Fabrics NOW 33C BUY NOW! READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE Fine Quality Flat Crepe NOW $1.98 BUY NOW! OW 59c : CORONER HOLMES FUNERAL HOME HL W. HARTUNG & SON “2% Jewelers” men. All sizes, including slim and, extras are included at this new law price. BUY NOW! /

23, 1930 . HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST WEEK OF VICINITY EE MAS BIRTHDAY _ Miss Rachel Penrose, popular employee of the local P. G. & E. office, recently celebrated her birthday and a group of her friends gath_ ered at ter home on Nevada Street . ‘and helped her make the occasion a memorable one. Those in attendance . were the group of Pocahontas Girls ' and group of line man who are in _ this city with the interest of the eompany in erecting the new street aight system. Games. were played and _ before time for the ‘‘homeward”’ departure light refreshments were served. Miss Penrose received many vaulable gifts and The Nugget office joins in ‘wishing her many additional happy Ddirthdays. EVANGELINE CHAPTERS HOLDS S7TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY " Last Tuesday evening Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. held a social meeting last Tuesday evenin. in honor of the 57th anniversary of their charter. A~-short--program included a gracious speech of. welcome by the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Alice Hitchens and solos by Mrs. Lydia Talbot and Mrs. Gove Celio. Cards and dancing were enjoyed by the members and their guests aftter which ice efeam and cake were served. All agreed that the evening was an exceptionally pleasant one. SHISHIVA CAMPFIRE GIRLS ARE TO BE DISBANDED The Shishiva Campfire Girls held a meeting at the Methodist Church on Saturday evening for the purpose of disbanding as there are now only four girls left in the high school of the original sixteen girls, the others having graduated from-high school. The four remaining girls, Betty Bettles, Margaret Rector, Ruth Noyes and Gertrude will unite with the other high school ‘group. At the meeting Saturday night the girls presented their beloved guardian, Miss Elizabeth Janes with a. silver compact in appreciation of her arduous work in their behalf for the past two years. MISS SCARFF WEDS AT CHURCH AFFAIR IN SAN FRANCISCO The wedding of Miss Bessie Belle), Scarfe and Harvey Lewis Jacobson took place in San Francise at St. John’s Presbyterian church. Rey. Lloyd Carrick officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her father. An informal reception was enjoyed at the church at the conclusion of the ceremony followinge which the bridal couple and members of the party enjyed a dinner dance in the Italian room at the Hotel St. Frantis. : ? They. will reside in San Francisco. J. M. WALLING HONORED ON HIS 89TH BIRTHDAY J. M. Walling was honored on his 89th birthday Saturday by a dinner at the family home on Piety Hill. ‘Those present, besides his family were James Allen, another Civil War veteran and Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Jacobsen and daughter, Iola Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ninnis and Miss Ada Rich. ; ( Two young boys, Clemens Organ and Ernest Young, called on Judge Walling with a small gift, accompanied by a greeting card and paid. You need not be an expert decorator to appreciate the beauty of Gemhued Fostoria Glass in complete ‘table service. We now have a large stock of this -.perfeetly. beautiful glassware, in tall pieces, footed tumbJers, cups, platters, bread and butter ‘plates and many other items of both beauty and practicality. Hot or cold “food can be served with perfect safety on Fostoria Glass dimnerware and it ‘ean be stored in small spaces for it stacks nicely. This glass dinnerware in various colors is open stock and moderately priced. their respect to the venerable old gentleman. They also presented him with a piece of their birthday cakes, their birthdays being on the same day and were given a piece of the judge’s cake so plentifully sprinkled with candles. Many friends called on the honorable judge and wished him many happy returns of the day. (h) Vv Orange Ice now on sale at Colley’s. MARTINS HAVE RETURNED (Continued from’ ‘page One). stay with us until their young were large enough to take care of themselves—usually about the latter part of July. The martins are sociable fellows and are always together. -They do not nest in single pairs but im little clonies seek the abode of mankind for their home. They live on flying insects which they catch in _ their open mouths while on the wing. Their bills are short and capable of being _ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA opened to an larming width. The saliva in their mouths holds the insects until they accumulate in sufficient quantity to be swallowed. _ The martin leads a life of which would be a joy to the most fastidious tourist. When the weather gets real hot he hies to the far north and is seen well within the arctic circle and in the winter he basks in the sunshine and warmth of Central and South America. There is a picturesque old inn beside a post road in New Jersey with a five-storied martin house set up on a pole above its quaint, swinging sign. For more tham 30 years a record was kept on this pole showing the dates of the coming and going of the martins in April anl September, which did nt vary more than two or three days during that time. “Many people, who are only just beginning to realize how much good these birds do in ridding-the air of mosquitoes and other flying pests, are putting up boxes for them in order to get them to make their hmes with us, for it is believed that they can be induced to return again in as great numbers as they formerly did. NEW THINGS Aunt Alice’s Sweets, 1 lb. box, 49c Special Paris’ Newest Sene Triple Wrist Vanity, $1.00 The Latest Vekirk Visors.—Comfortable, Good Looking H. DICKERMAN Macomber’s Gingerale loaf Gallon Jars Dill or Sour Pickles SPECIAL THIS WEEK Mother’s Crushed Oats, pkg. Spring Blossom Brand Flour, 50 lbs. Eureka Bread, large loaf, whole wheat or white, Phone 176 Franco American Spaghetti, 2 for ‘Powell Block

FOODS FOR HEALTH CHAIN GROCETERIAS ™* “The Best for Less” Nevada City Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send.a trial order. Landry. ‘111 Bennett St. DONT DO IT! What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, when, with our modern faciliies, we can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our driver. GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY . Grass Valley — Register Now for August Primaries A.W. HOLMES for NEVADA STREETS OF GOLD, (Continued from page One). section have been experiencing much difficulty with rock. Blasting has been -resorted to at this particular point. It was thought that they had encountered a large boulder but the striking of high grade ore shows that they are in the bed rock and haye tapped the old Nevada County Ledge.—San Francisco Call-Post. I’ll let you in on the secret. Nevada City has a regular promotion mani here although he does not the Chamber of Commerce. He is O. D. Woodman and he conceived the idea of salting the blast. Among the rocks at the Chamber of Commerce was some fine looking specimens. These were carefully put into the hole where the charge was to be shot and were scattered by the blast: The curious onlookers picked up some of the rock and found it to entain gold quartz. appear on the payroll of the city or 4 ww ® FRENTE ERNE I ORE AS PM ® ses again Had the story been true as printed it would have caused an upheaval in the geological world as Nevada City rests on a granite boulder and gold is never found in the granite. However Woodman’s stunt worked and we have him to thank for a lot of free publicity. f Keep up the good work, Woody. 0. v Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Pressing Repairing Patronize Home industry Cleaning LOTS (Continued from page One) tons per month. With the development of the virgin orebodies in thedeeper level, the Idaho-Marylané properties seemed destined to again become one of the largest and most profitable gold producers of the: Grass Valley district. f). Vv George Costa of Downieyille was @ business visitor in Nevada City last. Saturday. 4 0. Subscribe for The Nugget. “NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Due to the Very hazardous work connected with the changing of wires for the new street lights, thepower will be off Nevada City lines from . p. m. to 4 p. m. Monday, and 27. Wednesday and Friday, June 23, 25, PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY DG: STEWART, Local Agent. “i and wear UNDER-SELL.” that—. isa yard street shades. Yard 115-119 MILL STREET . In announcing new low prices to our old Company slogan: “WE ALWAYS READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE “Big Mac” Work Shirts Just imagine! A lower-than-ever-price on “Big Mac’’ Work Shirts! Those outstanding work shirts made of fine and coarse yarn chambrays. They are cut big and roomy all over for active PRICES ARE DOWN—BUY NOW: READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE : Women’s Silk Hose Store-wide revision of prices increases the buying power of your money materially! Our famous silk stocking, No. 449, in service with mercerized top . worthy value at this new low price. Pair, READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE weight . full-fashioned . . . A group of smart summer cottons at substantial savings! These materials have been priced to give you the advantage of lower costs. Av wide selection of ‘patterns and colors. Smart sheer fabrics and heavier cottons. Your choice, This superior quality flat crepe has been repriced in our store-wide reduction of prices to meet lower costs . . . and everyone who appreciates an outstanding silk value will take advantage. A selection of popular pastel and DEPARTMENT: STORE al z GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Store-wide, our counters are packed full of values truly exceptional when ‘ compared with prices which were effective last October or Phere to January. . Our No. 449 silk hosiery that formerly sold at $1.49 is now $1.29. Sheets that . were $1.29 are now 98c. Our Pay Day Overalls are down from $1.29 to $1.10. . You will find in our $19.75 men’s suits of today many of the same fine fabrics: ‘that were used in making higher priced lines a few short months ago. La Below you will find other concrete evidence of the new lower prices and higher values with which our store is packed and a glance at our windows under-' HAVE AND ALWAYS WiLL Our reason and excuse for soliciting your patronage is just! WE SAVE YOU MONEY! ! These new low prices call for quick action. Don’t delay. Visit our sore! at once and convince yourself of the fact that ecu . NOW $1.29 BUY NOW! Summer Cotton Fabrics NOW 33C BUY NOW! READJUSTMENT—NEW LOW PRICE Fine Quality Flat Crepe NOW $1.98 BUY NOW! OW 59c : CORONER HOLMES FUNERAL HOME HL W. HARTUNG & SON “2% Jewelers” men. All sizes, including slim and, extras are included at this new law price. BUY NOW! /