June 28, 1935 (10 pages)

(a 3 4 ‘fs z 4 4 4 be ] e . _FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE SEVEN — WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY STORE OPENS TODAY The Western Auto Supply. comBany branch store in Grass Valley at the corner of and Miil streets. This will be mews to all auto owners in eounty and the mining communities to the north and east. ' D. H. Zink is the manager of the mew store. Western Auto Supply is the world’s largest and tailer of automobile accessories. Mr. has opened-a Main. . ] good ! wT ¢ i Nevada oldest reKink states that the great seryvive which this company renders auto owners —in 140 cities of the eleyon western states will now be available Bere. While this is the 185th Western Auto store, the policies of savings and service are the same now as they were back in 1916 when the RPany opened iis first store in west. The steady, amazing growwth from one to over one hundred eighty stores in 19 is attributed to the consistent adherence to Pundamental principles. “Our business was established on the foundation of honesty, satisfaction and a customer-is-always right policy. This policy has always been maintained as the basis of Rations with the buying public and will be adhered to in all our deafimgs at the new Grass Valley store.” Zink asserts. ‘We guarantee every article purchased from us to be exactly as represented, and if the customer is ‘not entirely satisfied, we refund his purchase price.” *“One of the outstanding features . come years these Our TeThru the 1 * ? : : . es and display stands. Motorists will! fot te Meestern neo svarators 1 CAMPTONVELLE COUPLE . TRUCKEE CAFE ROBBERS . p MAY Bi FROMM RENO § matter which store sold the! soods, all of the stores stand solidly behind it. Should any patron of this store have difficulty with his purthat ne chase while anywhere in the eleven western States, the store nearest him will adjustment.’’ he be glad to make a satisfactory } it continued. “That "Save With Safthroughout is why our slogan 'ety’’ has become famous the west.” customer in finding} that purpose, all ar-. To aid the quickly the thing most nearly . ceremony attended by Mr. and M?’s., boxes of cigars and a’ small amount Samuel F, Price ofsthis place. of money . The groom is one of the bestaa : ; ; Met} i tr known citizens of this community Methodist Groups suits. his purse and ticles are grouped by departments } in cafeteria type bins, open shely-/ G be able to find at a glance the depariment where the thing they want . ! is stocked. There, all kind are together for easy compari. son and quick selection. er, the late Mrs. Jennie. Cunning-} sv: a) Conteh ply h \ The local Western Auto store o1-; ham up to the time of her death. clear cold stream of water flowing . { ! fers a most complete line of auto-. She attended local school, graduat-. through it.: . mobile supplies, stocking more than! ing from the local branch high school thousand articles. This assort. only includes tire, batteries, and auto but also replacement parts, repair needs and tools, carn and house radios, and camping and out door equipment. “An outstanding feature of this! ‘and all other Western Auto stores,” . says Zink, ‘‘is the service its sales. five ment not oils accessories, men are enabled to give the custom-. Ulations, cess and happiness. of the training they they represent the on the sales er as a result receive before company floor.”’ “They are thoroughly instructed in the service that our firm pledges itself to give, and every man is made to realize that the basic principles of . B relations with the public are. ¥ truth and sincerity. Every’ man is} a specialist in his work—he understands the problems of the western motorist and is trained to assist in. solving these problems.”’ our Knot Hole 2) A, (8) ee a ‘ A Glimpse of Building Activity mY esecascetan } This weather will sell probably makes you much less think of insulation. ilar cabin Redwood bark will) soid in th . give you comfort in . this kind of weathem. { is placing the rustic . exterior on the HisCommunity. Glad isn’t the word. . . cox job on the Ta-. Hail in Nevada City I’m amazed. iF } hoe-Ukiah highway . —~ : peas rere . j at the clty limits. . yung BUI SERVICE YARD” . {. . — : . ing the coming . ‘e aD A . week some lovely} COMPANY ¢ full mirror Venitian . Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager » . Ba Cabinets that} : : . seh A . } Phones 498-499, Nevada City . ' j . f — —s pe crnies aid a VOL. 1 JUN 28; 1935. No. 12. j } lat the City Park is . j being rapidly com. . pleted. The large . will: pay you . front porch is being . . . planned to use for j} band concerts and . . should be ideal for lly ; the purpose. . . . § The writer had . . occasion to finisl . if the interior. of a . iB for very!Plastered house re. than sim-. cently . and — used 11@ 1ets have} Vello. This resulted . 18 e past. It in the finest wall +] to see. tinish we } ee rts jhad the pleasure of . ‘Qi : ie ! if seeing. Stocked at . £4 ther and pay you eash dividends in Pie addition dt a P avi org WwW 2 yar Gt rae fen eis ee on * . room on the school} the cole weather. rss ey ‘; Fite lig fat North San Juan ; afenin you cant lis progressing and. WRONG WORD \eas i? ay os . iG beat i. will be finished Snood Mend (as rig This addition . phe slows down) Contractor How-. will give this school! @osp! Don’t you . . . ard Ross has the;2t . necded addi-\ fee] glad you're . frame erected andj} Vora! space. . alive? . i Timid-Passenger: ii been the means of saving someone’s property J or even a life. A telephone on your farm will f cost 80 little, and mean so much, that you'll . > wonder how — a i you ever did Tue Pacaric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Company 31S BROAD STREMT A SINGLE TELEPHONE CALL has often f ry PHONE 156 Lang and owner arage, articles of a! of of genial of her many friends. MARRIED IN RENO A very became Miss and and The bride this They will pleasant forded the’community Monday when known married Saturrday at Reno in a quiet operator of the well known and prominent in fraternal and community affairs. is a section, phan and lived with her grandmothtwo years ago with high honors, and being an honor member of the grad-_ uating class school of (near spring. She is a charming young lady . wishing So tar there have been no surprise Was @rests of thieves who broke California Cate in Truckee early on and with four slot machines, two cases of . eight whiskey, cartons of ¢ Wednesday morning got that William A. Dorothea Mark were é champagne, kegs of twelve i:njoy Social Times Lang school bus operator The Ladies Aid. Society, of the. § Methodist church enjoyed an old-. } fashioned picnic Wednesday after-. life residen’ having time been an. ornoon at the private picnic grounds . } of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watters on . Town Talk Ridge, a most beautiful . There were about fifty present for the "San Juan Sacramento) high this . in September. The Adult Bible class of the Meth. odist church held a social meeting !§@ nature, a general favorite; in the church parlors last evening . te with about fifty present for a hapBe reside here, and the! py time. Games and a short proi community joins in hearty congrat-! gram made the time pass all too! #3 them much sue-: quickly. Dainty refreshments were! ‘i served at the close of the evening. J.C, PENNEY GO OE PAR Tw e UT Cash in! Low priced the lumber yard in } . jall colors and white. & of good quality rayon! 25° Most women like this bandleg style with elastic top! Of novelty fabric in dainty patterns— cool for summer! Sizes 34 to 42! Interchangeable copy: Most women like this bandleg style with elastic top! Of good weight fabric that will wear! Sizes 34 to 42! Large, Flaring Cuffs! SLIPONS As Crisp as All Ontdoors! ther! Net and mesh =e all sorts of swiss posit lpr gy 6 t 8%. Pure Silk pg *““GAYNEES”’ % G STORE GRASS VALLEY Get Ready to Célabrate [. the 4th of July Now 3 Men’s rayon athletic Shirts, Shorts White or pastel shades BDC carr Nothing could be smoother and more comfortable for summer— and you’ll go a long way to match Comfortable! these at a quarter each. Stock up! SERGE SN BET NRCP ETE PDE 0 DSLR STOPS E SSI ne REE Popular athletic type UNIONS Of summer weight cotton © 4 One of our best sellers in the . good old summer time! Fine rib or new ribbing, generously cut, carefully finished. NU-CRAF T collars on Towncraft Shirts at a new lon! BSS va: They'll stay put! Knee high elastic tops! Your pet shade? It’s here— Grey Dusk, ar-. @ into the . i cigarettes, eighi. § this the last meeting of the season . for the society, the next one will be . § ; a . { YOU MUST HAVE THE RIGHT CLOTHES, AN OUTFIT WITH DASH AND CHIC. AND YET SUMETHING YOU CAN RELAX AND HAVE A REALLY GRAND TIME IN. iUB SILKS HEAD iHE LiST. THEY'RE SMART, THEYRE COOL. IF THEY GET SOILED YOU DONT WORRY. YOU MAY HAVE TLEM IN WHITES, IN PASTELS IN STRIPES OR PRINTS WITH JACKETS OR WITHOUT: ~~ PRICED-$3.95 7 $7.95 Cotton Laces ARE A CLOSE SECOND. THEY DON’T CRUSH. THE COLORS ARE LUSCIOUS. THEY ARE TWO0-PIECE COTTON BOUCLE’S STRINGS, AND DON’T FOR$3.95 to $5.95 A COVTON FORMAL IS PKACTICALLY A NECESSITY. FOR THE INFORMAL HOLIDAY DANCING, WHITE PIOUE, DOTTED BATISTE OR PERHAPS A SIMPLE ORGANDY, $2.95 TO $5.95 Ro YOU'LL WANT TWO OR THREE OF THESE. IN COOL, = \ ror) Se haen SUCKER, BATISTE OR GAY ‘= -~PRINTS. " §$1.0070 $395 PLAY CLOTHES BATHING SUITS AND CAPS PLAY SUITS, SUN BACK DRESSES, SHORTS AND HALTERS, SUN SUITS. WHATEVER YOU WANT FOR PLAYTIME WE HAVE IT. $1.95 709395 Se 4 V7

(a 3 4 ‘fs z 4 4 4 be ] e . _FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE SEVEN — WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY STORE OPENS TODAY The Western Auto Supply. comBany branch store in Grass Valley at the corner of and Miil streets. This will be mews to all auto owners in eounty and the mining communities to the north and east. ' D. H. Zink is the manager of the mew store. Western Auto Supply is the world’s largest and tailer of automobile accessories. Mr. has opened-a Main. . ] good ! wT ¢ i Nevada oldest reKink states that the great seryvive which this company renders auto owners —in 140 cities of the eleyon western states will now be available Bere. While this is the 185th Western Auto store, the policies of savings and service are the same now as they were back in 1916 when the RPany opened iis first store in west. The steady, amazing growwth from one to over one hundred eighty stores in 19 is attributed to the consistent adherence to Pundamental principles. “Our business was established on the foundation of honesty, satisfaction and a customer-is-always right policy. This policy has always been maintained as the basis of Rations with the buying public and will be adhered to in all our deafimgs at the new Grass Valley store.” Zink asserts. ‘We guarantee every article purchased from us to be exactly as represented, and if the customer is ‘not entirely satisfied, we refund his purchase price.” *“One of the outstanding features . come years these Our TeThru the 1 * ? : : . es and display stands. Motorists will! fot te Meestern neo svarators 1 CAMPTONVELLE COUPLE . TRUCKEE CAFE ROBBERS . p MAY Bi FROMM RENO § matter which store sold the! soods, all of the stores stand solidly behind it. Should any patron of this store have difficulty with his purthat ne chase while anywhere in the eleven western States, the store nearest him will adjustment.’’ he be glad to make a satisfactory } it continued. “That "Save With Safthroughout is why our slogan 'ety’’ has become famous the west.” customer in finding} that purpose, all ar-. To aid the quickly the thing most nearly . ceremony attended by Mr. and M?’s., boxes of cigars and a’ small amount Samuel F, Price ofsthis place. of money . The groom is one of the bestaa : ; ; Met} i tr known citizens of this community Methodist Groups suits. his purse and ticles are grouped by departments } in cafeteria type bins, open shely-/ G be able to find at a glance the depariment where the thing they want . ! is stocked. There, all kind are together for easy compari. son and quick selection. er, the late Mrs. Jennie. Cunning-} sv: a) Conteh ply h \ The local Western Auto store o1-; ham up to the time of her death. clear cold stream of water flowing . { ! fers a most complete line of auto-. She attended local school, graduat-. through it.: . mobile supplies, stocking more than! ing from the local branch high school thousand articles. This assort. only includes tire, batteries, and auto but also replacement parts, repair needs and tools, carn and house radios, and camping and out door equipment. “An outstanding feature of this! ‘and all other Western Auto stores,” . says Zink, ‘‘is the service its sales. five ment not oils accessories, men are enabled to give the custom-. Ulations, cess and happiness. of the training they they represent the on the sales er as a result receive before company floor.”’ “They are thoroughly instructed in the service that our firm pledges itself to give, and every man is made to realize that the basic principles of . B relations with the public are. ¥ truth and sincerity. Every’ man is} a specialist in his work—he understands the problems of the western motorist and is trained to assist in. solving these problems.”’ our Knot Hole 2) A, (8) ee a ‘ A Glimpse of Building Activity mY esecascetan } This weather will sell probably makes you much less think of insulation. ilar cabin Redwood bark will) soid in th . give you comfort in . this kind of weathem. { is placing the rustic . exterior on the HisCommunity. Glad isn’t the word. . . cox job on the Ta-. Hail in Nevada City I’m amazed. iF } hoe-Ukiah highway . —~ : peas rere . j at the clty limits. . yung BUI SERVICE YARD” . {. . — : . ing the coming . ‘e aD A . week some lovely} COMPANY ¢ full mirror Venitian . Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager » . Ba Cabinets that} : : . seh A . } Phones 498-499, Nevada City . ' j . f — —s pe crnies aid a VOL. 1 JUN 28; 1935. No. 12. j } lat the City Park is . j being rapidly com. . pleted. The large . will: pay you . front porch is being . . . planned to use for j} band concerts and . . should be ideal for lly ; the purpose. . . . § The writer had . . occasion to finisl . if the interior. of a . iB for very!Plastered house re. than sim-. cently . and — used 11@ 1ets have} Vello. This resulted . 18 e past. It in the finest wall +] to see. tinish we } ee rts jhad the pleasure of . ‘Qi : ie ! if seeing. Stocked at . £4 ther and pay you eash dividends in Pie addition dt a P avi org WwW 2 yar Gt rae fen eis ee on * . room on the school} the cole weather. rss ey ‘; Fite lig fat North San Juan ; afenin you cant lis progressing and. WRONG WORD \eas i? ay os . iG beat i. will be finished Snood Mend (as rig This addition . phe slows down) Contractor How-. will give this school! @osp! Don’t you . . .

ard Ross has the;2t . necded addi-\ fee] glad you're . frame erected andj} Vora! space. . alive? . i Timid-Passenger: ii been the means of saving someone’s property J or even a life. A telephone on your farm will f cost 80 little, and mean so much, that you'll . > wonder how — a i you ever did Tue Pacaric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Company 31S BROAD STREMT A SINGLE TELEPHONE CALL has often f ry PHONE 156 Lang and owner arage, articles of a! of of genial of her many friends. MARRIED IN RENO A very became Miss and and The bride this They will pleasant forded the’community Monday when known married Saturrday at Reno in a quiet operator of the well known and prominent in fraternal and community affairs. is a section, phan and lived with her grandmothtwo years ago with high honors, and being an honor member of the grad-_ uating class school of (near spring. She is a charming young lady . wishing So tar there have been no surprise Was @rests of thieves who broke California Cate in Truckee early on and with four slot machines, two cases of . eight whiskey, cartons of ¢ Wednesday morning got that William A. Dorothea Mark were é champagne, kegs of twelve i:njoy Social Times Lang school bus operator The Ladies Aid. Society, of the. § Methodist church enjoyed an old-. } fashioned picnic Wednesday after-. life residen’ having time been an. ornoon at the private picnic grounds . } of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watters on . Town Talk Ridge, a most beautiful . There were about fifty present for the "San Juan Sacramento) high this . in September. The Adult Bible class of the Meth. odist church held a social meeting !§@ nature, a general favorite; in the church parlors last evening . te with about fifty present for a hapBe reside here, and the! py time. Games and a short proi community joins in hearty congrat-! gram made the time pass all too! #3 them much sue-: quickly. Dainty refreshments were! ‘i served at the close of the evening. J.C, PENNEY GO OE PAR Tw e UT Cash in! Low priced the lumber yard in } . jall colors and white. & of good quality rayon! 25° Most women like this bandleg style with elastic top! Of novelty fabric in dainty patterns— cool for summer! Sizes 34 to 42! Interchangeable copy: Most women like this bandleg style with elastic top! Of good weight fabric that will wear! Sizes 34 to 42! Large, Flaring Cuffs! SLIPONS As Crisp as All Ontdoors! ther! Net and mesh =e all sorts of swiss posit lpr gy 6 t 8%. Pure Silk pg *““GAYNEES”’ % G STORE GRASS VALLEY Get Ready to Célabrate [. the 4th of July Now 3 Men’s rayon athletic Shirts, Shorts White or pastel shades BDC carr Nothing could be smoother and more comfortable for summer— and you’ll go a long way to match Comfortable! these at a quarter each. Stock up! SERGE SN BET NRCP ETE PDE 0 DSLR STOPS E SSI ne REE Popular athletic type UNIONS Of summer weight cotton © 4 One of our best sellers in the . good old summer time! Fine rib or new ribbing, generously cut, carefully finished. NU-CRAF T collars on Towncraft Shirts at a new lon! BSS va: They'll stay put! Knee high elastic tops! Your pet shade? It’s here— Grey Dusk, ar-. @ into the . i cigarettes, eighi. § this the last meeting of the season . for the society, the next one will be . § ; a . { YOU MUST HAVE THE RIGHT CLOTHES, AN OUTFIT WITH DASH AND CHIC. AND YET SUMETHING YOU CAN RELAX AND HAVE A REALLY GRAND TIME IN. iUB SILKS HEAD iHE LiST. THEY'RE SMART, THEYRE COOL. IF THEY GET SOILED YOU DONT WORRY. YOU MAY HAVE TLEM IN WHITES, IN PASTELS IN STRIPES OR PRINTS WITH JACKETS OR WITHOUT: ~~ PRICED-$3.95 7 $7.95 Cotton Laces ARE A CLOSE SECOND. THEY DON’T CRUSH. THE COLORS ARE LUSCIOUS. THEY ARE TWO0-PIECE COTTON BOUCLE’S STRINGS, AND DON’T FOR$3.95 to $5.95 A COVTON FORMAL IS PKACTICALLY A NECESSITY. FOR THE INFORMAL HOLIDAY DANCING, WHITE PIOUE, DOTTED BATISTE OR PERHAPS A SIMPLE ORGANDY, $2.95 TO $5.95 Ro YOU'LL WANT TWO OR THREE OF THESE. IN COOL, = \ ror) Se haen SUCKER, BATISTE OR GAY ‘= -~PRINTS. " §$1.0070 $395 PLAY CLOTHES BATHING SUITS AND CAPS PLAY SUITS, SUN BACK DRESSES, SHORTS AND HALTERS, SUN SUITS. WHATEVER YOU WANT FOR PLAYTIME WE HAVE IT. $1.95 709395 Se 4 V7