June 30, 1941 (4 pages)

MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1941. ae NEXS’ADA CITY NUGGET. > PAGE THREE ee ee —— = SS eee ee SE Here From Washington— ete Se eteoetetectoteteseatetestagetetes ; peepee” Weedy Waite, Washington hotel. * * eee hd proprietor, was a Nevada City visi‘ We would like the people of ye nt ceed : Nevada City to know that we % 2) have a Fuel Yard large enough ie *' to supply both Grass Vallev \% * and Nevada City — and that i * first consideration is viven to . * quality. guantity. service and Bs * low prices to both towns. z B @ By WARREN BAYLEY : * Manager of 53 3ONDS FUEL CO This feature appears through the courtesy of O, K. Tire Weld Co. G.' R. (Red) Jarrard, Hills Flat, Grass Valley, California. Yellowstone National Park (No. 2). Enlargements were unknown in. 1870 and the largest pictures JackAlthough William H. Jackson sop could take were with o!d-fash-' * wasn’t the first’ white man to see ioned 11x14 inch wet plates, which % +i Sve Phone 47¢ Se ste sh Se ste ste she ste ee elererleahete feteote si Haste ate ate oY te rfe aie ate rte st *e He ate te ee ies Yellowstone. the preservation of its’ he washéd in the bubbling springs + SM A RT NEW SPRING } ? wonders is largely due to his efforts and pools he photographed. He later *¥ Fr? 5 eto : ae IT’S PITIFUL asa photographer. . used an awkward 20 24 inch camx MEN S SPORT SHIRTS eRe Sli site STE pial Beeler ee 98c * Dresses, Hats, Slack Suits . Discovered in 1809, sto tes 0° this) era to obtain pictures of mighty Old % STRAWS—FOR Pees 98c and $1.49 + Just in e fantastic region went out to a doubtoe ‘other geysers, described. 4 BROADCLOTH SHRITS 98c to $1 98 < RISLEY’S . i mg world at 10, 20 and 30 year in-. last week. ; ee ‘ + fs ; ty HE SENT HIS SHIRTS TO tervais. In 1871 Jackson came in “ He was particularly impressed by % SPORT SLACKS. _Wool Gabardine or River Cools— % . '°6 %Pine St. ae api ee ee with the cumbersome camera equipJupiter Terrace, a vast system of + a = + THE WRONG LAUNDRY, ment: of that era. 2 yea fares ~ wie o — : From $2.49 to $6.50 & nnn Salas ine: ae SS ‘i ain that is slowly turning itse n"4 , AND NOW HE HAS TO Fi aie is ba now and still going strong. “M0 out, Bolling water, bearing lime ¢ SLACK SOCKS 15c and 25¢ ¢,. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH a6 : pe, A. Dt solutlon Grom belle of 1500 Gu rs err re = : las ‘SEW ON THE BUTTONS Last year he marched with the G. A. ’™ S° } it Ke s Made While You Wait THAT “WERE . IR. in its annual New York ouanae emeaprenani wattle oe bee arn BROWN, WHITE AND BROWN OR WHITES— % . ‘: oe soe ‘ ae "ERE RIPPED I hs : big i a Se Ss aACeS icycles, Stee apes, acuum . peta m righ He has ora debe ' eountless centuries at the rate of one: $2.98 and $3.98 PAIR Cleaners, Washing Machines, Eleci ed, sketched and painted the remote OFF . corners of the world during his long ee a ee : % tric Irons, Stoves, Ktc, Repaired. . 2nd colorful career. He invented the € Photographed the awsome} ‘ SAWS, AXES, KNIVES . : e picture post card during the Civil, Dragon s Mouth, beiching water and Boys Slacks—Size 6 to 16 Saude tebe res cacs obs SuseeveostsUsnescexiinese “$1.98 up SCISSORS ETC 3H ARPENED . Ww 1 ; tiene ida steam and roaring loud enough to: Bo F. Sock 2 s 5S SORS, ETC., SH. BNI : aliaed Beda sxetatiie OF. # So cine . be heard for miles. More quiet now ys Fancy PATS onan snes e cine ceeceeee reece tnnccecenccnnncenee 25 Gunsmith, Light Welding AVOID HUMILIATION and miilitaey life, _ \it still makes an’awful racket as its Boys Oxfords—White, Brown or Black $2.23 to $2.98 1c . . triangular greenish mouth offers esj 5 RAY’S FIXIT SHOP ‘Send your Pkesies Nese cape for pent up heat and water from . } 109 West Main St., Phone 602 pl tastes Willan ane eel: FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE aah noel shot seenes of tho’ hn he * LADIES SILK DRESSES Soe ak ie eek % $2.98 and $3.98 oe Y és _ ed, and shirts are deliverDRIVE IN bline Paint Pots, pink. white. red. LADIES HATS. $1.98 4° ed ready to put on, as fresh ' black and white masses of souirmSPORT SWEA and clean as when they FOOD PALACE . /in, setting mua. He took, pictures TERS—AIl Wool $1.98 4 ew Deal ‘were mew. of 7.721 feet high Yellows‘one Take : 4 ° whose 139 square mile surface makes e } ; GRASS VALLEY I AUNDRY Groceries, Fruit and it fhe largest body of water in.Northi¢ Blouses and Shirt Waists. i tt! 98c ¢ . oe : America at so great an altitude. Visii+ Sl k S 5 Si + (. eee ; AND DRY CLEANERS Vegetables a a ee oe ee esto 20 2 $1.98 to $3.98 + . ‘us W. Main Street, Grass Valley ° a ¢ $ 4 we 624 Fd , ine every day and without a license 5 of port 1 a Nee rae reo een ie one sere ere ae 98c to $1.98 te f Phone 108 oie ae oe oo the lake’s odd, Cut-throat Trout. so < BEER WINES, / LIQUORS 4 Ri AS 2“Q) é : vi . ° a ir ee 111 BENNETT STREET [. . . . -_ STREETS Se ee ie eens Oxfords, Pumps, Straps and Play Shoes fo: All Occasions # . dcticious Mixed Drinks to Please GRASS VALLEY _ NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398 The giant Yellowstone Fate wre . g $1.98 up : § Every Taste photographed as it tnnibled 308 ft. . —twice the drop of Niagra Falls— into Yellowstone Canyon. 750 feet, deep, twice as broad and _ splashed with every color of the rainbow. Jackson would have startled the world even more.if his film had heen of the modern color tyne when he photographed Sunset Lake, whose F rising vapors reflect the orange-red coloring that billions of tiny algae give to the water. Likewise, pictures of Morning Glory Pool—a broad and beautiful replica of the flower it is named after—-would have been almost unbelievable in color. . . . . Samson Nationally Advertised Luggage ——For Any Trip whether a week-end or abroad, at prices you can afford Golden Rule Store 150-152 Mill Street \ FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing’ Work Calicd for and Delivered ‘Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street _ Phone 152\}' +, ste steste st at He sfe age eae ste she ste he nfe ste she oy SEE this brand new amazing feature in the te SS ste whe he ste ate atest Ife af afer ate ———e For VENETIAN BLINDS + Py Kee Rrierieieleeiesesieieieye ra steote Ne ofererteoterts x stesh fe ~ hook ‘ e 2 (i lectric When Congress saw Jackson’s : ¥ mt 1 abe 194] General E photographs it quickly set YellowGrass Valley, California . } and LATEST PATTERNS }BS stone aside as the world’s first NaPeeler sestestententee ertestostertete stent sesesfertestesfeeaterteatesesfestesterfstecfeatestentesfeserteatestesestesteateatesteste, : . tional Park. Toda its 3.472 square nena a, IN WALL PAPER miles of varied and beautfiul scenery make it our nation’s largest National Park. Today its 3.472 square as it was when Jackson’s cameras first captured its magnificence. + % John W. Darke f « MERCHANDISE to Recipients of EXCHANGE Gene Melton, Prop. > . We buy, sell and. trad Aged, Blind and used ie, ioe. ae outfits, tools. Antiques. e Bargains in many lines. Orphan Aid ; Lithographs. 210 Main St. Phone 410 “Big 7” Refrigerator! BUILT-IN BUTTER “BOX” A new convenience that keeps table butter just right for easy spreading and quick mixing. See it today! MAN ARRESTED HERE FOR . OAKLAND ‘POLICE OFFICERS! 1 Joseph Kamena, 35, was arrested, by Nevada County authorities for the . Oakland police. Kamena is wanted in Oakland on a charge of failure to, provide. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS FOR: FUEL OIL FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN NEVADA CITY UNIFIED) SCHOOL DISTRICT : —. NEW G-E “BIG 7” is a rare . ¥ combination of beauty and quality. The finest refrigerator money can buy—and sells at last year’s price of a General Electric “6”! EXTRA LARGE STORAGE SPACE. 15 sq. ft. of shelf area. 10 Ib. cold storage a a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on or before the 14th day of July, 1941, at 5:00 P. M. of said day, . bid will be received ‘by the Nevada lr— . . } . . The following telegram was received by the LL Peer eee eee ST eT ENT ee ere TTT Te ee ’ ° hd e > compartment. 12 Ibs. of ice City Unified ‘School District for the! Nevada County Auditor, yesterday morning: : ; cubes. 10 qt. fruit and vegSmall Down Payment tue iebing ot he ae i hs ie : YOU WILL BE etable drawers. Dry storage a Wie Neve. City bicmatal _ Sacramento, Calif., June 27, 1941 5 PLEASED rae ge pie IGE Easy Monthly Terms School (tank capacity 3,000 gallons) . R.N. McC k : and seane “BARRE and the Nevada City High School Aas ormack, My WITH OUR Thrift Unit. (tank capacity 9,500 gallons) for the Audit N da Ci Calif f coma ——— = period from September 1, 1941 to auditor, Neva ity, i. t COFFEE SHOP A : August 31, 1942. Oil must conform f See the Complete Line of New G-E Models af, ‘A Ais United Stated Department of . : . Commerce Standard C.S. 12-35 grade Congress has not yet appropriated funds to @ No. Five (5), and bids must specify Z TRICAL CO -a guaranteed (price per gallon, or per FOOT e forty-two (42) gallon barrel, delivT 1 h 122 ered in tanks at the respective school i elepnone buildings in Nevada City, California, 132 Mill Street Grass Valley P’ See The bids may be filed with Miles D. Coughlin, Clerk of the Board of Education of the Nevada City Unified School District at his office at No. 214 Church . Street, opposite Court House, Nevada City, California, on or before.July 14, 1941, at five o’clock P. M. of said day. All ‘bids received will be opened at ‘the regu-: lar meeting’ of tthe Board of Educa-. tion of the Nevada City Unified School District which will be held at the Nevada City Elementary School Building on ‘Monday, July 14, 1941, commencing at 8 o’clock P. M., or at any adjournment of such meeting. NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. By MILES D. COUGHLIN, Clerk of Board of Education. First Publication June 16, 1941. = June 16-30. Dick Lane’s Service / UNION OIL PRODUCTS—WASHING—GREASING National Automobile Association . BUICK SALES Phone 525 » NEVADA CITY . Broad Street finance federal participation for July aged, blind NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP and children’s aid. Probably delay in your -receipt of federal funds will be approximately NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA two weeks after congressional action. State if The Friendly Cow, all red and white I love with all my heart. She gives us cream with all her might To eat with apple tart. —Robt. Louis Stevenson ‘ 9 ——_@—— Bret Harte Dairy PHONE 77 NEVADA CITY funds forwarded by controller June 26. MARTHA A. CHICKERING, Director Department of Social Welfare. Rubbing Alcohol COMPOUND The rub that 50« brings new reLiet® Jaxation—rest, VACATION NEEDS See our stocks of SUMMER{ TIME NEEDS and Supplies for . the Vacationist andTraveler. . Many new things to make yourtrips more enjoyable, Owing to the fact that Congress has as yet made no oppropriation of funds to pay the three categorical aids, no warrants can be issued to the recipients of Aged, Blind and.Orphan Aid until the last part of July, 1941 for the July Aid. \ R. N. McCORMACK, os County Auditor, Nevada County.

MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1941. ae NEXS’ADA CITY NUGGET. > PAGE THREE ee ee —— = SS eee ee SE Here From Washington— ete Se eteoetetectoteteseatetestagetetes ; peepee” Weedy Waite, Washington hotel. * * eee hd proprietor, was a Nevada City visi‘ We would like the people of ye nt ceed : Nevada City to know that we % 2) have a Fuel Yard large enough ie *' to supply both Grass Vallev \% * and Nevada City — and that i * first consideration is viven to . * quality. guantity. service and Bs * low prices to both towns. z B @ By WARREN BAYLEY : * Manager of 53 3ONDS FUEL CO This feature appears through the courtesy of O, K. Tire Weld Co. G.' R. (Red) Jarrard, Hills Flat, Grass Valley, California. Yellowstone National Park (No. 2). Enlargements were unknown in. 1870 and the largest pictures JackAlthough William H. Jackson sop could take were with o!d-fash-' * wasn’t the first’ white man to see ioned 11x14 inch wet plates, which % +i Sve Phone 47¢ Se ste sh Se ste ste she ste ee elererleahete feteote si Haste ate ate oY te rfe aie ate rte st *e He ate te ee ies Yellowstone. the preservation of its’ he washéd in the bubbling springs + SM A RT NEW SPRING } ? wonders is largely due to his efforts and pools he photographed. He later *¥ Fr? 5 eto : ae IT’S PITIFUL asa photographer. . used an awkward 20 24 inch camx MEN S SPORT SHIRTS eRe Sli site STE pial Beeler ee 98c * Dresses, Hats, Slack Suits . Discovered in 1809, sto tes 0° this) era to obtain pictures of mighty Old % STRAWS—FOR Pees 98c and $1.49 + Just in e fantastic region went out to a doubtoe ‘other geysers, described. 4 BROADCLOTH SHRITS 98c to $1 98 < RISLEY’S . i mg world at 10, 20 and 30 year in-. last week. ; ee ‘ + fs ; ty HE SENT HIS SHIRTS TO tervais. In 1871 Jackson came in “ He was particularly impressed by % SPORT SLACKS. _Wool Gabardine or River Cools— % . '°6 %Pine St. ae api ee ee with the cumbersome camera equipJupiter Terrace, a vast system of + a = + THE WRONG LAUNDRY, ment: of that era. 2 yea fares ~ wie o — : From $2.49 to $6.50 & nnn Salas ine: ae SS ‘i ain that is slowly turning itse n"4 , AND NOW HE HAS TO Fi aie is ba now and still going strong. “M0 out, Bolling water, bearing lime ¢ SLACK SOCKS 15c and 25¢ ¢,. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH a6 : pe, A. Dt solutlon Grom belle of 1500 Gu rs err re = : las ‘SEW ON THE BUTTONS Last year he marched with the G. A. ’™ S° } it Ke s Made While You Wait THAT “WERE . IR. in its annual New York ouanae emeaprenani wattle oe bee arn BROWN, WHITE AND BROWN OR WHITES— % . ‘: oe soe ‘ ae "ERE RIPPED I hs : big i a Se Ss aACeS icycles, Stee apes, acuum . peta m righ He has ora debe ' eountless centuries at the rate of one: $2.98 and $3.98 PAIR Cleaners, Washing Machines, Eleci ed, sketched and painted the remote OFF . corners of the world during his long ee a ee : % tric Irons, Stoves, Ktc, Repaired. . 2nd colorful career. He invented the € Photographed the awsome} ‘ SAWS, AXES, KNIVES . : e picture post card during the Civil, Dragon s Mouth, beiching water and Boys Slacks—Size 6 to 16 Saude tebe res cacs obs SuseeveostsUsnescexiinese “$1.98 up SCISSORS ETC 3H ARPENED . Ww 1 ; tiene ida steam and roaring loud enough to: Bo F. Sock 2 s 5S SORS, ETC., SH. BNI : aliaed Beda sxetatiie OF. # So cine . be heard for miles. More quiet now ys Fancy PATS onan snes e cine ceeceeee reece tnnccecenccnnncenee 25 Gunsmith, Light Welding AVOID HUMILIATION and miilitaey life, _ \it still makes an’awful racket as its Boys Oxfords—White, Brown or Black $2.23 to $2.98 1c . . triangular greenish mouth offers esj 5 RAY’S FIXIT SHOP ‘Send your Pkesies Nese cape for pent up heat and water from . } 109 West Main St., Phone 602 pl tastes Willan ane eel: FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE aah noel shot seenes of tho’ hn he * LADIES SILK DRESSES Soe ak ie eek % $2.98 and $3.98 oe Y és _ ed, and shirts are deliverDRIVE IN bline Paint Pots, pink. white. red. LADIES HATS.. $1.98 4° ed ready to put on, as fresh ' black and white masses of souirmSPORT SWEA and clean as when they FOOD PALACE . /in, setting mua. He took, pictures TERS—AIl Wool $1.98 4 ew Deal ‘were mew. of 7.721 feet high Yellows‘one Take : 4 ° whose 139 square mile surface makes e } ; GRASS VALLEY I AUNDRY Groceries, Fruit and it fhe largest body of water in.Northi¢ Blouses and Shirt Waists.. i tt! 98c ¢ . oe : America at so great an altitude. Visii+ Sl k S 5 Si + (. eee ; AND DRY CLEANERS Vegetables a a ee oe ee esto 20 2 $1.98 to $3.98 + . ‘us W. Main Street, Grass Valley ° a ¢ $ 4 we 624 Fd , ine every day and without a license 5 of port 1 a Nee rae reo een ie one sere ere ae 98c to $1.98 te f Phone 108 oie ae oe oo the lake’s odd, Cut-throat Trout. so < BEER WINES, / LIQUORS 4 Ri AS 2“Q) é : vi . ° a ir ee 111 BENNETT STREET [. . . . -_ STREETS Se ee ie eens Oxfords, Pumps, Straps and Play Shoes fo: All Occasions # . dcticious Mixed Drinks to Please GRASS VALLEY _ NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398 The giant Yellowstone Fate wre . g $1.98 up : § Every Taste photographed as it tnnibled 308 ft. . —twice the drop of Niagra Falls— into Yellowstone Canyon. 750 feet, deep, twice as broad and _ splashed with every color of the rainbow. Jackson would have startled the world even more.if his film had heen of the modern color tyne when he photographed Sunset Lake, whose F rising vapors reflect the orange-red coloring that billions of tiny algae give to the water. Likewise, pictures of Morning Glory Pool—a broad and beautiful replica of the flower it is named after—-would have been almost unbelievable in color. . . . . Samson Nationally Advertised Luggage ——For Any Trip whether a week-end or abroad, at prices you can afford Golden Rule Store 150-152 Mill Street \ FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing’ Work Calicd for and Delivered ‘Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street _ Phone 152\}' +, ste steste st at He sfe age eae ste she ste he nfe ste she oy SEE this brand new amazing feature in the te SS ste whe he ste ate atest Ife af afer ate ———e For VENETIAN BLINDS + Py Kee Rrierieieleeiesesieieieye ra steote Ne ofererteoterts x stesh fe ~ hook ‘ e 2 (i lectric When Congress saw Jackson’s : ¥ mt 1 abe 194] General E photographs it quickly set YellowGrass Valley, California . } and LATEST PATTERNS }BS stone aside as the world’s first NaPeeler sestestententee ertestostertete stent sesesfertestesfeeaterteatesesfestesterfstecfeatestentesfeserteatestesestesteateatesteste, : . tional Park. Toda its 3.472 square nena a, IN WALL PAPER miles of varied and beautfiul scenery make it our nation’s largest National Park. Today its 3.472 square as it was when Jackson’s cameras first captured its magnificence. + % John W. Darke f « MERCHANDISE to Recipients of EXCHANGE Gene Melton, Prop. > . We buy, sell and. trad

Aged, Blind and used ie, ioe. ae outfits, tools. Antiques. e Bargains in many lines. Orphan Aid ; Lithographs. 210 Main St. Phone 410 “Big 7” Refrigerator! BUILT-IN BUTTER “BOX” A new convenience that keeps table butter just right for easy spreading and quick mixing. See it today! MAN ARRESTED HERE FOR . OAKLAND ‘POLICE OFFICERS! 1 Joseph Kamena, 35, was arrested, by Nevada County authorities for the . Oakland police. Kamena is wanted in Oakland on a charge of failure to, provide. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS FOR: FUEL OIL FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN NEVADA CITY UNIFIED) SCHOOL DISTRICT : —. NEW G-E “BIG 7” is a rare . ¥ combination of beauty and quality. The finest refrigerator money can buy—and sells at last year’s price of a General Electric “6”! EXTRA LARGE STORAGE SPACE. 15 sq. ft. of shelf area. 10 Ib. cold storage a a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on or before the 14th day of July, 1941, at 5:00 P. M. of said day, . bid will be received ‘by the Nevada lr— . . } . . The following telegram was received by the LL Peer eee eee ST eT ENT ee ere TTT Te ee ’ ° hd e > compartment. 12 Ibs. of ice City Unified ‘School District for the! Nevada County Auditor, yesterday morning: : ; cubes. 10 qt. fruit and vegSmall Down Payment tue iebing ot he ae i hs ie : YOU WILL BE etable drawers. Dry storage a Wie Neve. City bicmatal _ Sacramento, Calif., June 27, 1941 5 PLEASED rae ge pie IGE Easy Monthly Terms School (tank capacity 3,000 gallons) . R.N. McC k : and seane “BARRE and the Nevada City High School Aas ormack, My WITH OUR Thrift Unit. (tank capacity 9,500 gallons) for the Audit N da Ci Calif f coma ——— = period from September 1, 1941 to auditor, Neva ity, i. t COFFEE SHOP A : August 31, 1942. Oil must conform f See the Complete Line of New G-E Models af, ‘A Ais United Stated Department of . : . Commerce Standard C.S. 12-35 grade Congress has not yet appropriated funds to @ No. Five (5), and bids must specify Z TRICAL CO -a guaranteed (price per gallon, or per FOOT e forty-two (42) gallon barrel, delivT 1 h 122 ered in tanks at the respective school i elepnone buildings in Nevada City, California, 132 Mill Street Grass Valley P’ See The bids may be filed with Miles D. Coughlin, Clerk of the Board of Education of the Nevada City Unified School District at his office at No. 214 Church . Street, opposite Court House, Nevada City, California, on or before.July 14, 1941, at five o’clock P. M. of said day. All ‘bids received will be opened at ‘the regu-: lar meeting’ of tthe Board of Educa-. tion of the Nevada City Unified School District which will be held at the Nevada City Elementary School Building on ‘Monday, July 14, 1941, commencing at 8 o’clock P. M., or at any adjournment of such meeting. NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. By MILES D. COUGHLIN, Clerk of Board of Education. First Publication June 16, 1941. = June 16-30. Dick Lane’s Service / UNION OIL PRODUCTS—WASHING—GREASING National Automobile Association . BUICK SALES Phone 525 » NEVADA CITY . Broad Street finance federal participation for July aged, blind NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP and children’s aid. Probably delay in your -receipt of federal funds will be approximately NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA two weeks after congressional action. State if The Friendly Cow, all red and white I love with all my heart. She gives us cream with all her might To eat with apple tart. —Robt. Louis Stevenson ‘ 9 ——_@—— Bret Harte Dairy PHONE 77 NEVADA CITY funds forwarded by controller June 26. MARTHA A. CHICKERING, Director Department of Social Welfare. Rubbing Alcohol COMPOUND The rub that 50« brings new reLiet® Jaxation—rest, VACATION NEEDS See our stocks of SUMMER{ TIME NEEDS and Supplies for . the Vacationist andTraveler. . Many new things to make yourtrips more enjoyable, Owing to the fact that Congress has as yet made no oppropriation of funds to pay the three categorical aids, no warrants can be issued to the recipients of Aged, Blind and.Orphan Aid until the last part of July, 1941 for the July Aid. \ R. N. McCORMACK, os County Auditor, Nevada County.